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r9g" friend writing from Buncombe says:
"Gov. Ellis will make strong run throughout the
West The Democracy will not disorganize on the
subject of adj ralorem. The late articles in your
paper on this subject, and urging the Importance of
union and harmony, are highly commended"
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APRIL Cd 1Sn0

APRIL Ou, IOUU
n. L. Williams, L. P. MCGEE, B. Creech, A. II.
Martin, L. H. Beard, Jones & Overman, A. G. AL
bright, Meroney & Bro, s. j. Rickart, J. V. Black
nall P c. Smith, e. II. Mines, NJ. Hofflin, French
& Reader, j. Hampkin, 7. D. Harvey, Albright &
Bason, j. C. Turrentine, H. A. London, j. Rots-
child, A. A. Wheeler, R. B. Saunders, j. & F. Gar
rett W. R. Wilson, Harris & S., E. L. Hege, B..
Bailey, \. Mckle, j. Watson, P. R. Harden & Bro,
w. P. Heath, Durie, Hage Co., Z. NJ. & G. Lines,
E. P. Jones' w. Treloer Turner, Nichols & Co., D.
C. Parks, N. c. R. r. Co., W. F. & 7. j. Strayhorn,
c. N. McAdoo, W. j. Mcconnell, j. W. Field, A. j.
Boiling, F. c. Ham, Henderson E., McNely
Young, King, Hege & Co., Perry, Stmson & Low,
j. NJ. Harkey & Co., NJ. A. Smith, w. Valentine,
w. HowertOn, DR.. w. j. Jones' w. Fl. Saunders,
Warren Wells w. I. Watkins.
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THE MARKETm
FAYEfTEYILLE MARKET.

g APRIL z, l66U
C0TTON-We have no change to note in prices during
the past week. and sales at s@loc for manufacturing
here.
FLOUR Has arrived freely during the week, and our
for family
SPIRITS TURPENTINE-In this article have to
reduce quotations. salesbn Thursday at 3S5c
BAC0N-Sales Of n. C., Hog Round during the week
at l2 CENTS ar0EiHidR.
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FOR GOVERNOR:
HON. JOHN w. ELLIS,
GOV. EIIis's Appointments.
OF ROWAN.

We are requested to give notice that Gov. Ellis
will address the people at the following times and
places:
WILLIAMSON, Martin, Wednesday, 18th.
Tawboro', Edgecombe, Thursday, 18th
Nashville, Nash, Friday, 18th.
Wilson, Wilson, Saturday, 14th.
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NORFOLK MARKET.

MAhhEI.
REPORTED EXPRESSLY FOR n C. "srANDARD'
By MPHEETERS GHISELIN,
Wholesale Grocers, forwarding Commission Merchants,
APRIL ?, 1860.
FLOUR-The market is firm but not active our last
quotations s. F. STACY; Extra $6$i; Fair $7@7L
The stock is not heavy but equal TO the demand
COTTONT sales of the week reach 500 1000 bales
at 7@71c for deep stained s@sc for lightly stained, 10
MluAc for clean slightly tnged lO@lO7c for best white.
The stock is heavy and large portion is deep stained
which is very dull Prime parcels in demand our
quotations
NAVAL ST0RES-Comm Rosin is very dull at 81 25
al 3d. Spirits Turpentine wanted 44@45c Tar 81 IS
al 90, as TO size
BRANDY-,Appe is in fair demand at sO@s5c. for new,
$l@l Is for old
LIME-Very scarce and none afoat Thomastons from
store SO@9Oc; w. C. SIX.
GROCERIES-Rio Coffee l41f115; Laguyra 15@I515c,;
Java l616@lsc N. o. P. R. Sugars agc for fair TO
strictly prime; N o. Molasses 5O@s8c.; Rice 4si@5c.
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ARRIVAL

Of goods ria r. Dc g. Railroad for the N c. Rail
road, delivered april I'd, 1860:
H. L. Owen, j. II. Edmundson, W. L. Coble,
Shepherd Mangum, B. & P Rogers, j. W. Bit
ting, j. WIlkerSon & Son, n. P. & L. W. Hall, NJ.
A. Angler, c. +. Faucet J. Turner, G.. Faucet &
Son, j. R. Mabry & Bro. T. NJ. & A. Holt, j. Fl.
Dalton, P R. Harden & Bro, H. Scott, c. P. Me-
bane & Co., Horn & Kinyan, NJ W. Page.
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MARRIED.,

In Randolph county, the 2sth ult. by j. Il. Foust
Esq, Mr. Washington Foister to Miss LoTey A York, all
of Randolph.
At Thomasvile on the 29rh ut by the Rev j. E. Mann
of the N c. Conference VIM Barrow, Esq, OF the firm Of
Barrow and Stafford of Winston Mis- Mollie j., daugh
ter of VIM. Burney Esq, of Randolph, N C..
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REsIGSED-We understand that Mr. VIM. B. Reid,
the efficient and popular agent of the Adams Elk
press Company in this city, has resigned that posi-
tion having been appointed Superintendent of the
Forest Paper Mills vice DR.. W. R. Miller, resigned.
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From the Warrenton News

To the Voters Of Warren County,:
FELLOW CITIZENS know that am acting in &C
cordance with public expectation, in now announc-
ing to YOU that am a candidate for a seat in the
Senate branch of our next Legislature; whether
am also acting in accordance with the public wish,
will best be shown by the event.
Whilst have not the timidty which would dep
recate opposition, am sure that possess neither
the vanity nor presumption to contemn or defy it.
l am before you, actuated only by the confidence
inspired by the faithful and laborious discharge OF
duty in tine past and determination to pursue the
same course in time to come.
1t is for you to determine the result and what
ever it may he, am at all times, ready and willing
to abide by it and still remain, as heretofore,
Yours respectfully,
THOS. =. PITCHFORD.
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TRI-WEEKLY ARRIVAL
OF NEW GOODS AT
E. L. HARDING'S.
OUR STOCK OF FINE CLOTH DREs
OF NEW COOL

OUR STOCK OF FINE CLOTH DRESS
" FROCKS, of Fancy cOors are daily arriving, made
up in the best style:-
Handsome styles of single miled French Cloth Frocks
and Sacks of all the various coors with Velvet Collars
now open and ready for inspection.
Cashmere Coats for business purposes Wrench and Eng
lsh Threshold and Steele mixed single breasted-ight
and pleasant for summer wear.
French and English Dradde'tea Frocks and Sacks With
Velvet Collars, with and without Innings in back.
Black pacca Frocks and Sacks new stvIe Striped Al
pacca Sacks; also Buff and Drab Alpaca Sacks-coo and
Tweed Cashmere Sacks and Frocks selling at very low
prices, for Spring and Summer-cool and genteeI gar
ments.)
PANTS! PANTsII
Black Doe Skin Cashmere Pants-2OO pairs just receiv.
ed-frum the lowest 10 the highest grades.
Light and dark Summer Cashmere Pants-comprising
all the different shades and qualities. Cut and made up in
'N ' NDO'D " E L. HARDING.
HANDSOME SILK NECK TIESI
At HARDlNG'S.
One hundred different styes-prices ranging from TWEEN
y cents to dollar and upwards The BEST the largest
the neates and prettest exhibition IF ties in :he State
HOSE! HOSE!!
80 Dozen English Brown and white Gents half Hose, of
usual quality-the best for wear imported
SUSPENDERS! SUSPENDERS
50 Dozen Suspenders of various qualities comprising all
the celebrated manufactures, which bought for cash.
and offered twent per cent less than usually sold
for at retail.
GAUZE-MERINO UNDER SHIRTS!
SD Dozen Just opened, 81 SZeS-small and
large be ttedca and supply yourselves before
weather comes.
GAUZE-INDIA UNDER SHIRTS!
Cool and pleasant for Summer-very Cheup-Ony 81.
Cheap! cheap!
Isle THREAD DRAWERS!
25 Dozen just opened for Summer all Sizes Those
who in want will please examine whilst the stock
is large.
COTTON-KNIT DRAWERS!
10 Dozen opened this mOrning-very cheap-seventyfvs
cents per pair.
LINEN DRAWERS!
100 Pairs received per Express Monday lasof our
make and warranted rice very low.
BLEACHED JEANS DRAWERS!
2nO Pairs making and arriving weekly, from so cts.
to 81. ALI sizes on hand
SHIRTS! SHIRTSi!
Plain bosom, Puff ditto Cross Plas ditto, French
ditto Corded Marsailes dittO-a styles Also Dago-
nal bosOms.
E. L. HARDING.
Raleigh, n. c. March 30, 1860. 2G-w&swGt.
efy- Register and Spirit of the Age copy six times.
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- A correspondent of the Fayetteville Courier
a. sseSts the name of Judge Shepherd as candi-
aNe LOT the State Senate from Cumberland and Har
~. '~ The Judge has already rendered the resgna-
N'u OIL his judicial position.
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,u IUSSEcrcuT.-The majority of Buckingham, Re-
F ~ Governor elect of Connecticut, is $50
-, republicans have majority of SO in the House,
n lu I IN the Senate. This shows gain for the
Dsnocrats in the Governors vote since last year,
" fifteen hundred votes.
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DISTRICT DEMOCRATIC MEETING.
April 10, 1860,

meeting of the Democrats of Houses Greek Wake
county, will be held Spikes the second SATURDAY
in April appoint delegates 10 the County Convention
to nominate candidates for the Legislature
March 80, 1861. F-a'
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BARRY'S TRICOPHEROUS is the best and
cheapest article for dressing beautfyng cleansing curl
ing preserving and restoring the hair Ladies, try it.
Sold by all Druggists and Perfumers
March 10, 1860. u-w&sw6mos
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ATTENTION

TDINEY WOOD CAVALRY.-Meet at Piney Woods on
SATURDAY, l4th inst, at 10 o'clock, A. H., with
ten rounds of blank cartridges.
By order of the Captain.
April 10, 1860. 2s-lt.
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VIOLIN MUSIC-A NEW COLLECTION.
nNE HUNDRED BEAUTIFUL MELODIES for the
" Violin. selected from all the best Operas. Price, so
cents Sent by mail ON receipt Of the price
Published by OLIVER DITSON 4 co.
277 Washington Street Boston.
April 10, 1860. 2s-lt.
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New YORK. April5
The Hon. James K. Paulding, Ex-Secretary of
the Navy, died yesterday at Tarrytown.
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e8e Pursuant to call the Democratic National Com
mittee met in Washington on Thursday last, to con-
slider the complaints about impositions in Charleston
in regard to the accommodation of delegates and WIS.,
itors to the National Convention Twenty-three
States were represented. Mr.. Ashmore, of South
Carolina said he had been informed by letters that
many of the hotels would charge only three dollars
per diem. On Wednesday he had received private
letters saying that certain houses had been fitted up
for entertainment at five dollars and six dollars per
diem, including lodging and bedding. The landlords
of the city gave the high prices of provisions an
excuse for these charges. The committee resell
we'd unanimously that it is inexpedient to change
the place of holding the convention.
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snrc1AL Nor1CE-The srAxpARp is epndueted stricau

SPECIAL NOTICE-The STANDARD is conducted strictly
,on the CASH system. AA papers discontinued at the
r,ation of the time for hict they haze been pdd. Sub
,.5r ,rH be notified before their time is out,
MARK their papers and unless the subscription
,,pe,red the paper DiA be discontinued. This is rule
tram uEc6 there ,Ciu be departure. Watch for tie
,,,rE and reae,C your subscription.
UtsEly Standard 81 per amman, in adUamce.
S,y Weekly (ncluding The Tri- Weekly daring the SEES
n,a1 81 per annum, in Advance.
% Subscribers desiring their papers changed must
r,snton the Post Office FROM well the to- which
,b.r desire the change to be made.
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HANDSOME SILK NECK TIES!

One hundred different styles-prces ranging from TWEEN
y cents one dollar and upwards The best the largest
the neatest and preest exhibition IF ties in The State
HOSE! HOSE!!
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DELEGATES TO THE CHARLESTON CONVENTIONS
The following is complete list of the delegates ap-
pointed to the Charleston Convention from North
Carolina, except from the Eighth District, which
has yet held no Convention. The alternates are
also given:
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ALSO

~
We will sell The following Lands around w al
haIln, for which unwarranted titles only will bc
made, as lollnws: ..ir
Tract No. 5l. containing One Hundred and
Eighteen Acres, adjoining IL. Fajcn Fisher
and others.
Tract No Gl. containing Eighty-four Acres,
adjoining G. Cordes, jacob Busch and others.
Tract No G2 containing Eighty-two Acres,
adjoining Jacob Busch and others.
Tract No G3. containing NinctV.six Acres.
Also, Tract M Ct. containing Ninoty.scvcn
Acres. These Tracts arc situate on the Pickens
Road. west of Flat Rock Muster Ground.
Tract No. 81, containing Eighty.two Acres,
adjoining John IIouskamp j Busch and others
Tract No. 6S, containing Eighty.one Acres,
adjoining Jnhu lfouskamp, Mckay and others.
Tract No. 60, containing Eighty-two Acres,
adjoining 5. Runkcn and others.
Tract No 10, containing Ninety.nne Acres,
adjoining S. Rnnkcn and others.
Tract No IL, containing Eghty-ono Acres,
adjoining s. Runken and others.
BEly~ These Tracts and Lots of Lands will be
sold ut Walhalla, on the third Thursday (l8th)
in October next, at public auction. Persons
wishing To purchase before that time, at private
sale, or wishing any information touching these
lenas will coll on the President or Secretary.
at Walhallu
The terms are one. fourth cash-the balance
in one. two and three years. with interest, Sc
cured by bond and security
IL. P. TuODE President.
j. M. IIENcKEN. Scct'y
August g. 1860 9 10
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FOR SALE.
a vAAUABnn PLANrATIoN.

NM offer at private sale u valuable PLAN.
w TATlON, situate in Pickens District,
ana lying ON both sides of Seneca River and
Concross Creek, containing about
EIGHT HUNDRED ACRES,
More or less, known as Harrisburg There are
about Three Hundred Acres of good Bottom
Land ON the place. This Tract Is situate six
miles from Pendleton viilogc, immediately ON
the public road leading from thence to Carncs-
vile, Ga, and adjoining lands of Capt. John
Maxwell, o. II. p. FAINT aud others There is
mucn hrst rate woodland and good building
site ON the promises. with fine springs of water,
The Tract can be divided, so MS to make several
settlements on either side of the River. Terms
made easy. For further particulars, enquire of
DR.. j. III. Maxwell, at Pendleton, or TO either
of the mnlnrsimnnh
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BUY A HOME /

WE subscriber, residing ono aud one.fourth
~ = miles from Knox's Bridge in Hart county,
GGeorga' on the Road leading from Peudleton TO
GAINESVILLE, offers for sale
THE PLACE
On which he now lives, containing $50 Acres.
% or 40 Acres of which are in cultivation, about
~ or 10 OF which is River Bottom-the balance
good upland.
,..st .otst, ALSO
Near the same, on Shoal Creek. 100 Acros If
Land partly in cultivation, with n small ounn
ntty OF Creek Bottom, and two settlements on the
place. Wv WV
Also
One hundred and fifty Acres of Land in Frank.
I'm county, about one-fourth of which is Creek
Bottom, with fair improvements on the place,
Terms easy. For further information address
JOHN j. j. SHEPPARD.
ParkGr's Store, Gu, Sept %, 1860 0-3
- sesl,,ihe Greenville Enterprise and Anderson
G"zettc will copy each twice, and forward nc.
count to me.
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FOR. SAIEl

NHE Subscriber is tho proprietor of valua,
Il liable TRACT OF LAND. situate near
Walhalla, on the Blue Ridge Railroad, con
tanning
Five Hundred Acres,
Fifty of which are good Creek and Branch Bot.
tom. There are two settlements on the tract,
and the land is susceptible of division. | desire
to sell from One hundred aud fifty to Four hun.
dred Acres, on easy terms. Apply BY letter to
me ut Walhalla, or on the premises to
"A. ID. GAILLARD.
Sept. 3. 1860 6 Gm
Rsly" The Cmoliniun will copy in it's tri-
weekly on Mondays, and in the Banner twice n
month for six months, and forward bill to me.
A. d. G.
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IMPORTANT SALE.
THE STATE OF SOUTH CARODINA,
ANDERSON DIsTnIor-IN EQUITY.

THE STATE OF SOUTH CARODINA,
ANDERSON DIsTRIcT-IN EQUITY.
Ezekiel Pickens,
Ezekiel T.. Noble, ct. al. Bill for Sale of Lands
M vs.. and Negroes, for Divis
Thomas. Jones Pickens vision 30
Mary b. Anderson, ct.al
(Y virtue of an order from the Court of Eoui-
KD ty, TO me directed will expose to sale. ON
Wednesday the 9th day of November next, ut
Pendieton Village, the Land and Negroes de-
scribed in the proceedings of this case, as part
Of fthe Personal and Real Estate of Ezekiel Pick
ens deceased to wit:
THE COTTAGE TRACT OF LAND,
Containing Twelve Hundred Acres more or less
which said land lies on Seneca River, three
miles west oE Pendleton Village and is bounded
by lands Of Robert A. Maxwell, on the south
north and east by George II. Cherry, and. west
by Seneca River.
ONE TRACT OF LAND containing about
Twelve Hundred Acres, more or less This
Tract lies at the frot Of the mountain near Geo.
nee Station in Pickcrs District, and is bounded
by lands of Elam Sharpe, Esq, S. X. McFull
and others.
-ALSO-
Sixteen Slnvos to wit; Toby, Charles. Betty.
fobias. Gabriel, IAN infant without name. Pom.
ny L""ky, Gambia, Polly, Louky, jr., Rebocca,
Abram, Mary, William, and an infant.
TERMS OF SALE.
The slaves on credit of twelve months, with
interest from date, the purchaser to give bond
with at least two good suretics-and the lands
on aGredit of one and two years, in equal annual
inStalments with interest from day of sale
Purchasers to give bond with at least two goud
securities, and to receive possession of the land
and slaves when these terms are comrlicd with,
and to pay for all necessary papers.
A, O, NORRIS, c.E.AD.
Com'rs Office. Sept, 5. 1860 6 I'd
BEaS" The Keowco Courier and Columbia
Is,,sxy ~.
until day of sale and forward bill to me.
\. o. Norris
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FOR TIE LEGISbATURI

asS~ Tho friends of MICAH MILLER an.
nouhce hm q candidate for the Legislature, at
the next election
BEy" The friends of MOSES HENDRICKS re-
specttully announce him candidate fortbe Leeis-
laturc at the ensuing election.
bf3As. The friends of Mai. j. C. MILLER beg
leave to announce him candidate for the Le0iso
ioture, at the ensuing election
Bs9" The many friends of Il. p. WERNER. Esq. :,
respectfully announce him candidate for the
Legislature at the ensuing election
Rs5F" The friends of JEREMIAH LOOpER hoo
leave 20 announce him a candidate for the Iegs-
lature, at The next election.
Bely"r The friends of H. c. PULL1AM ESQ, rs.
sspectIuily announce him candidate ior the Legis-
lnture, at the ensuing election.
BsSNT The friends of Maj. ROBT. MAXWELL,
respectfully announce him candidate for re cleo
ton to the Legislature at the next election
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II. FAJEM.
SHERTFF,S SALES


f virtue of sundry writs of ficri facias to me di
~ rectcd, will be sold before the Court House, IL,
fckens District, within the legal hours, the first
Monday and Tuesday in October next
On Tuesday after Salcday, at the house of Thos.
Tomkins, one Still and Stands, levied on as the
property of James Il. Howard at the suit of Sam
uel Chapman
., One bay horse, two.horse wagon; also, ON
tuesday after Saleday, at defendants house,
head of cattle, still stands, . head of hogs bee
hive, empty whiskey barre $, 8 kegs, still cap,
cio some household furniture, Sc, levied ON
as the property off, G. OBriant at the suit of d.
A. and L. Nj. Alexander, Adm'rs, and others.
The interest of VIM. Rothel in 104 acres of land.
adjoining Wagner, II. Quarles and others, levied
on as his property at the suit of Abel Williams and
others
One negro girl named Phillis, levied on as the
property OF +. N. Garvin at the suits OF David n
Holland and others
One gray mare, levied on as the property of ].
u. Hunnicutt, at the suit OF j. j. G. Hieitower.
Terms, cash; purchasersto pay for papers
Sept 6, 1860 I'd
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THE PENDLETON HOTEL.

il his friends and the public. that he has ia
ken charge of that large and commodious House
in the village of
HsEMWLETGsN, g. e..
IIe intends to keep first class houso. and
invites the travelling pubic and his friends to
give him a call. Amongst the comforts and
conveniehces added, is that Of Reading Room,
whore Tie latest payers may DO consulted
A. b. BOWDEN.
Feb 2, 1860 27 II
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FLOWING MADE EASY
For the Man end Light for the

Horse.
HAVE recently purchased the Right for
Il Picke9s District, the Adams & Co.'S. eele,
brnted Patent Plow Stock This plow stock is
of Georgia invention, and is being used, geuer.
ally, amongst the best Plantersof that State.--
1t is the common stock, with concave Foot and
Rod and lIeel-pin combined in one and the
different plows are attached to the Stock upon
the principle of that of attaching the bayonet to
the goa. The Stock, when made of ash, weighs
l2 pounds; made Of whiteoak, l6 pounds.
consider it FAR superior to any Stock have
ever seen, chiefly on account Of it's combination
OF Iightness and strength. / will soon com.
monco making them. and will deposit them at
the different places of resort in the District
will sell Plantation Rights for $E25 each. To
persons who only work one horse will sell the
Right for rs cents.
| will send specimen Stock to Pickorss c.
H., Pickensville, Wahal!a aad pendlcton, in u
few daJs.
J. W. CRAWFORD.
CoLD SPRINo. Pickens District
May %. 1860 46 If
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ALSO-

l.t- "A LSO--
have good TRACT OF LAND containing
Three hundred and Seven Acres, thirty cleared
and the balance woodland, near Bachelor's Re
treat, on the road leading to Pendleton, which
desire to sell. The tract is situated in one of
the best sections of the district, and makes corn
drouth or no drouth. The terms are one, two
and three years; the purchase money and inter
est to be we'll secured. If not disposed of he.
FORE | will sell it at auction at Pickens III, on
Saleday in October next. bargain can be
bought!
LEONARD TOWERS.
Anrnst6 g. 1860 9 tf
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TAKE NasTICE!

4 LII those indebted to me MUST MAKE
IN PAYMENT without delay, as | expect to
leave the State soon, and must pay my own
debts had rather do my own collecting; but.
if / cannot collect, an officer will do it for me
promptly,
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L. @. MAXWELL. }Ex'trix
! J. L. i MAGoGE MAXwELL' Ex,ors.

sept II, ISUU
Say" The Charleston Mercury and Columbia
G"ardt"n will copy in their daily papers of
two wecks-and the ElgeRcd Atlcerisc, will
insert three timcs and each forward accounts
Immediately. j II NJ
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BLUE RIDGE HOUSE.
Pondleton. S. G..


THNHE SUBSCRIBER. who has had several
Il years experience in Hotel business. (hav
ing been sole proprietor of the Williamson
Springs Intel for nine years is now proprietor
of the BLUE RIDGE HOUSE. where he will
TO glad to see all his old friends and patrons
and also the travelling public. His house will
be provided with everything necessary fur n
wcll-kcpt house, both from the sea board markets
and surrounding country, and his Bar with
choice Wines Liquors and Cigars. JIo has
good servants, and every attention will be paid
ia his guests to render their snnurn agreeable
The good society of Pcndleton Viloge.tle pre-
verbal good health of it's inhabitants-ts fine
cool water aud brNcing ntm"sphcre-its prox.
Railroad, all contribute tn make it one IF the
best summer resorts in tho upper country. Per
sons arriving here on the cars, and wishing to
visit tho mountains or any other point of the
surrounding country, can DC accommodated with
good conveyances and careful drivers from the
Livery Stable kept here.
j. W. COBB.
MAY Is, 1860 10 &c