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v . u v ftyntii i ?? m k * "* ** __ ?, .Special Notices; ' * KOTICJI. j * MY BUSINESS' HEltisAPTlJ&/ WILL."BE CON-, , ducted strict!y<ju the ca^Jii systeiii.. All orclera must positively bo acpompamfad^wiUi tlie. oisih ' * "';v t' *''!' v*: Those iadobled to me will please come forward and pay up. WM. McKAlN. Jtiiyi ^ - ** -y '- ' 6t. ^ A^ISTQITjSTOKAlKlSrTF^ > ; Mr. Editor:. Yop >vill please announco.-the following genliernau as candidates fijr ro;el<y:tion to the House of Representatives, from Kershaw Di#triot, at tf?o ensuing ele'etion iu October, anS oblige their j friends: ' * ? Major J; M. DkSAUSSURE. j Oapt. D. I). PERRY. July 1 ^ Mr Editor: As the timo is approaching when tlio l people of Kershaw District, will have to select, those ] who will represent them, in the ensuing Legislature we respectfully recommend the followiug .gentlemen Pbr Senator. ' .Maj. A. H. BOYKIM For Representatives. . Muj. J. M. DcSAUSSUllE, Cupt. W. /. LEITXKR. By inserting the above, you .will oblige I April'15. MANY-VOTKB Sv__ For Iteprcsenlalive. 4 The friends of Capt. AV. L. Dl'.PASS, announce him I ' a candidate lor Representative to the South- Carolina ? Legislature, at the next October elec tion. July 1 . for representative. We are authorized to announce Col. A. 1). GOODWYN, as a candidate Tor the Legislature at the ensuing election. . ? April '22 (f For Fejnesentatio'c. . Wenro authorized tt> announce Col.'W. R. TAYLOR 'as a candidate for thq Legislature at the ensuing election. June 10 ' ? tf Mu. Editor.: You will please antiounnco Capt. WILLI AM! CLYBURN, as n candidate for Ve-election as clerk <c>f the Court of Common Picas, for Kershaw District,'and oblige MANY FRIENDS. April 15. In* Exchange for Bacon, Corn or Fodder: OUGXR IiOILKKS FROM 50 TO 100 GALLONS (O each. Apply lo GFO S. DOUGLAS. July 25 ^ ' J To Hire, \ NKGUO AYOM^N, "WHO A -CUSTOM KD i 1 v. to i'tll kinds of house work. For further information, apply to Sirs. G. V. (Attrr:kor, .on Lvttleion ' street. July 25 2 .. Commissary Notice MX) K.XCJ1ANGK?3U00 J.L"., "FINK SUGAR'. .1 .* (only for Bacon.) | i July. - 2 .r mcVJCRKUX. A. A. C. S. ffi"Qontpderale please copy twice. Sample Cotton T?01t SALIC IN QUANTITIES TO SUIT'VUR-J ) Oil A SIC ItS, by ' MAT II Eat IN. & Co. .Tilly T.i ; 3 Whitd Wine Vinega r, English Soap, &c A FEW Ci AL'LONS OK a SUPER!Oil ARTICLE of White Wine Vinegar. ALSO?1?^ A superior article of Starch and Washing liluo, of an extra lino.quality, for sale low for cash at - MRS. McLEJSH'S, one door above the Branch Batik. July '11 ' 2 ' WAK TAX NOTICE. AsskSsoiu? Omen, 17 th Dist., Oamdkn, July 1 6v 1864. A LL REGISTERED PERSONS ARE HEREBY C V. notilied that this ofllco is npw open and will^ontinue open for th^ntv days from this date, to receive returns of gross amount of their sales, tor the quarter ending .10th June, fillers are also requested to make their returns this quarter. JOHNCANTEY, ) Asge U. M. KENNEDY, J Assessors. July 16 ,/f ^d 2 w * siddmyTshoeshop. rpiIE subscriber respectfully informs 1- the citi/.eua.of Camden, that ho has commenced to manufacture s Saddlery & Slxoes, oh Broad street, directly opposite Iho Episcopal Church, and solicits a share of patronage. Repairing, in oither branch, will he promptly attended to. English Saddles for safe. . M. BOLGER. WANTED?tv/o gcod Shoemakers July 16 2w * < t , 1>i stST c t d i s is c tTry^? ,v . *#&*. Ii> ' *"* "'fit* ' ' DISTRICT OFFjVltft&k. ? ( v ' , Legislatora. gj < j ' ^ ' . < A. II. Boykita?Senator. V> John. liR. DeSaussure, J).. D: Retry?RepresentatiVbsi , Magistrates. John K. /Witketppoon, Wm-.?D. Hogan/W. It.- Taylor, Henry Brac^ John R. Sliaw, Richard. L." "VVhitaker; J. Barker. '' ' Coinmis'sibhees of Roads, J. M. DoSautesuve Chairman. B. T. .McCoy, \V. K. Hughes, Daniel D. Kirklaud, James L, MoDo*vall, Lewis J. Patterson, J. English Doby, Fre$. Bowen, John' L.? MIckle, Gillam Soweil, Richmond R. 'ferrell, Emanuel Parker. The sixth section -of the 41 Act to establish certain Roads, Bridges and Femes," pas&d December 17, is as follows : . " That ouch Commissioner of Roads now in office, or hereafter appointed, 8l19.ll serve until a successor is appointed, and has accepted. This section to be in force during the war. Commissioners of Free Schools. Wilov k'ollnv \v.? 1 ? 'p /< * ? . - - - %r , ?i ***. i'i J.UII, iMbl^CO 1CHI1I, *.' r Hailc, Jesse Truesdcl, Daniel Bcihune", A. L. McDowell. C.Qihvii,sti<yifrs of Public 'Building*. John Workman, R. M. Kennedy, 11. 11. Johnson, F. L. Zemp, L. W. R. Blair, .Tame# B. Ouv.elon, Win. D. ! McD?wrII Chairman, 0. P. B.. Colin Maorea Treasurer. . *. Cuiujni.t.n'oncrs to Ajgrrovc Public Securities. John ,M_. De.SauSsure, Jnuies Punhip, Win. K. Johnson. sr., A. M. Kennedy, Thos. K. Shanuon. Commissioners of the Poor. K. Barnes, A. A. MoDownll, John 0. Biggins. R.' M. Kennedy, J. S. DePass. W. K. Huglisou, Sec. and Treas. President and Directors of Camden Bridge Co. President?John A I, DeSaussurc. Directors?John Mucrae. B. Perkins, James Toain, I ' ColinAIacrae, Sec. Treas. Soldier's Board if R\fie}\ John M. DcSuuAure, 1). Barnes, James Dunlup, J. Ross Dye, 0. Mosely, Jauies Team. Jesse Truesdol ..T fill II 11 MioL-llI I'lllll-lnu I?o1/..T fnl.n I!?n kinS, Daniel Gardner / Coroner'. ' John S. Moloney. . t> i. Managers of KCectiovs. Catnilcn?John IS. Meroney, C. A- McDonald, Wni McKain. Curat oil's Mill?Frederick Bo wen. Jaiuea Team, Emanuel Parker. Flat Rock?Jesse Truesdel, James Fletcher, George It. Miller. , Buffalo?AYru. Mungo, (lilliim Sowcll, \Tm. Cato. Lizenby'B?-John MoGougan, Daniel McCaskill, Donald McDonald. Sehro'ck's Mill?B. T. McJ,oy, ^Yloxander Mcl.eod, Henry Rndelilfe. Goodwin's Store?Boniainin Cool:. John It Mick-i V ~~ * ' " "* """ 1 !o. .1 nines If. Vnughn. r.ihcvly Ilill?A. 1>. Junes, jr., It. C. Prxltorson, It. 15. Cunningham. djjicci'ti of Court. 1>. Di\nlnp, Commissioner in Equity; W. Clybuvn, Clerk ; A.. L. McDonald, JOvdinnry 1 >ii?icikii Slicovn, Sheriff.' Tar Collector. William McKain. j Confederate f'nrolliiif/ Oj/iecr. \V. Z. Leitnev. Confederate War Tax-Collee.tor. K \.f if 1 ? ;\. vii. rvciiuuuy. ? Assessors. - Jolui Onnley, R. M. kcimody. Collector of Tax in Kind. , Jpmcs Jones. Chief Comniissary Agent. J. II. Dovercaux. Confederate Quartermaster's Agent. JaincR Sowers. State Quartermaster's Agent. * A. Markloy Receiving and Delivering ft gent. J. M. dnylc. Officers, of the Town of Camden. I v . ?-? Intendant. James Dunlap. Wardens. N. I>. Buxle^ D. D Hocott, L. M. Boswcll, R- M. Kennedy. . / Recorder. * R. M. Kennedy. Marshal and Market Clerk. Wm. Johnson. Profevssional. Physicians now Prdtticiny. ' L. H. Dexa, D. L. DeSamsuije, T. Reonstjerna, <W. R. Sikes, Benjamin H. Matheson, J. McCaa? J. I. Tranibatn, W. L. Pickett, B. ?S. Lucas. T. F - McPow, Lewis DeSauseuiyc, Thoma3 W. Salmond.'^F. L Zemp. ' ^ i ^w?^mig?qgiw^rag?Baia wLakyers,' .Win. M.'SIiimmtii. . >V.*Z. Leitncr.. W: tyl. Kenucdy. . W. il. Taylor. Jpseph lj. Duulap. * ? Dentitt. 'v * . . M. BisaelL Surveyors. . ; Colin Macrae, Baniel Botkune, Cr C. Haile Scholastic, Mercantile) & Meclianical. v Acathniies and Primary School* in Carndtn. L. McC'andless' Male Academy; F- Staudenmyer, in ale, academy ; G. Bailey, Professor of Foreign Lan^liages ; Mrs, McCandless' Academy for Young Ladies. Mrs. McCreight; Miss-jdavrson ; Mrs. Peck; MisS Maggie DeNoon. Dealers in Dry Goods, Groceries, Hardware <frc., ?jc. E. IV. Bouncy, Jaiii6s Dunlnp, George Alden, Mrs. M..T. Campbell, II. M Kennedy, Mrs. IMc.Leish, McndurSmitb, Mrs. Conner, Mrs. Crosby, ? ? Benjamin, Mathcson & Co., A- T. Latta, W. 1). Mcllowull, S. (Jppenlieim, M. Bauni & Bro., Meroney, Boswell & Bro.. J. M. Gfivl# .f?c?ni. Sommers, T. S. Myora, James McEyren, W. C. Gerald & Co., George Douglas, J. JI. Oppcuheim & Bro., Wrn. ^phnsou, D. I). Ifacult, B. Mikes. ' Druggists. ' ffui. McKain, F. L. Zisup." ok Siller and Stationer. : James A. Ypung. ' ir<z.'(7/<v* and Jewelry. Jnfties A. Young, I. B. Alexander; A.W. lr, bun. Blacksmiths, 'Wagon and Carriage Makers.. S. Shiver, Robert Man, Nathan 11. Arrahts, Thomas Shiver. It. It., blacksmith. Cabinet Warerooins and Undertakers. (!. L. Ch&tteii, V?m. Tarver, J. F. Sutherland, Builders. J. F. Sutlierland, C. L. Cliatten,^!. C.Roberts. Merchant Tailor. Charles A. McDonald. Saddlery and Harness. F. J. Ouk^s, Mr. Bulger. )VhethrrighJ and Oinmuker. t R. J. McCr^iglit. Bakers. Mrs. M A. Kennedy, F. Shoemaker, "Win. Daaach. r Tan* yards. L. B. Stephenson, F. L. Zemp, .John S. Bradlej', Alex. McLcod, Lewis J. Pattei'Bdn, John Bfown. Hotels., . Mansion Hor.se, by - . K. fl. Kobinaou. DoKalb House, by . - J. II. Jungbluth. Private Boarding. , J. W. Rodgers. Mi/marg and Dress Making. Miss B. If. M'cHwcn, Mrs. Haiumerslongh. f Churches'. Methodist?J. T. Wiglitmun, pastor. Presbyterian?S. II. Hay, " Kpiaeopal?T. F. Dayis, jr., " Baptist?W. E. Hughson, ? Grain and Lumber Mills. / ". I.. Zciup, flour aijd grist; Jas. H. Vaughn, flour anil grist; James A. Kirklund,grist; J F. Suth"erland, lumbor and grist; W. 15. Hughes, lumber aud grist; Charles Fergus, lumber; Col Jame^. C. Ilaile, lumber and grist; A. H. Boy kin, flour, gjrist and lumber; L. W. R. Clair, flour and grist; Charles Raley, flour and grist; J. R. Sowcll, grist; John AY. Qasliins, flour, grist and lumber; John A. Young, grist'and- lumber; T. J. ' uuthen,. lumber; Robert Kirklev. irrist: eatate .f Wm. Shields/ grist and lumber-; George R. Miller, flour ond grist; L. J. Patterson, flour and grist; John S. Miller, flour and grist; estate of T. Lang, grist, and lumber; W. M. Kelley, grist, John Chesnut, grist and lumber; James Chcsnut. sr., grist and lumber; John McRae, grist and lumber ; John Brown, grist; estate of Burwell Boykin, grist and lumber; estate of Lemuel Boykin, grist and lumber ; Mrs. Juno J. Knox, grist.; Richard Hyntt, flour and grist; Lewis Peeples, flour, grist and lumber. POST OFFICE, CAMDEN, S CMAIL ARRANGEMENTS. ' . "?2 RICHMOND,* CHARLESTON, COLUMBIA, WESTERN AND WAY MAILS. Due?Daily, by N 7 20 P. M Close?'Daily by 1 6 00 P. M LANCASTER, FLAT ROCK, iVC. Due?Monday, Wednesday fe Friday by J 2 00 M Close?Same days, at 11 00 A. M RED UILL, llUOSEL PLACE, &C. Duo?Thursday, by 12 00 M Closes?Same day, at 11 00 A. M tiller's ferry, jkffkrson, &c. Duo?Monday, by 12 00 Closes?-Friday, at ' 10 CO A. M OFFICE HOtJHS. From a 00 A.M. to 2 00 F. M., and for abort time alter opening tlie mail at night. T. W. FKOUKS, P.M. I COMMITTED TO JAIL. A' NEGRO WOMAN CAL^8. HER NAME Mary -and says that site belongs to Brown on Black River> and1 that Mr.'Brown and his wifd are . .. both dead. Said woman Is about' five add ft half feet high, aud about fifty years old[ (5<) or 60,) she is very simple or playing olf Bo, I'oaut tell Ivliieh. t The owner is requested to come forward prove 1 propertv. poy expenses and take her-away. * July *22 DUNCAN SHEQKN, Jailor. CEIVT^RAL. BUREAU, COLUMBIA. JctT 15, ltfC4. CARS WILL "BE DESPATCHED FOR JQBNSTON'S army, July 19; for Lee'rf and Bfeauregard's armies, July 29 ; for Johnston's afrny, July 29 j for Charleston and the qoast, July $9. i July 13 4 M. LABORDE, Chalrn&aD. ' I STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA. A D.TT AND INfiP. aENERAL't OFFICE, 'Columbia, July 25, 1864. GENERAL ORDERS NO. 8. ? ' Y THE 1UL1TIA OF THE STATE, INCLUDING ' X o all persona who are .liable to a'otual SbWidS in limes of invasion, will hold themselves in.readiiieBafbr active service on the shortest notice. II. The commanding officers of Regiments who Jiave fuiled to make returns in pursuance of G4nbral Ofdsrs No. 7, will proceed to do so immediately, and oompltte the organisation of their respective oommanda, as therein-directed. . III. Volunteer companies of mounted men or of-iitI ibntry, organized in pursuance ofdrdera heretofore is' sued lrom this office, will be accepted and arined. I IV. The commanding officers of Regiments fflie Lraukiug officer of the lino where there are he Field H Officers! are charged With the prompt extension of this order to their respective corairiands withqi^t farther notice. By order of the Governor. (Signed,) A. C.G ARLINGTON, July 28?3 f Adj't and Inspectoi^Genoral 8. C. , 6S?7* Pfl l\?ra nf ?.?' ? ?rw.u y? vuo ouiih puuiisti throe times. A PROCLAMATION. * * ^ 4 EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT, Columbia, 8. C., Julril. 1864. By his EXtelUncy M. L. BQ tiff AM, Governor and Commander-in- Chief in and over the State of South Carolina. ^ WHEREAS INFORMATION HAS BEEN REceivcd at thiB Department that an atrocious murder was committed on the Ilth instant upon the body of ELIAS GRANTHAM, a Deputy Sheriff of Marion District, whilst iir the discharge of his duties as such Deputy ; and that NICHOLAS W. GADlJT, CHARLES TART, and DAVID BEASLEY, a free person of color, stand charged with said murder, and that said poraons have fled from justice: Now, know ye, that to the end justice may be done, and that said GADDY, TART and BEASLEY may be brought to legal trial for their offence, as aforesaid, I do hereby offer a reward of Ttoo Thousand Dollars for the apprehension aod delivery of the three offending parties in any jail in this State, or One Thousand Dol-' tars for NICHOLAS W. GADDY, tho principal pffend-er, and Dive Hundred Dollars each for the othai*. "When last heard Irom they wore in Ilorry DiBtritt, near Gnllivnnt'a Vorrir Gaddy. was boril in Marion District, is about 35 years of age, 5. fefet 10 or 11 inches high, grey eye*, auburn hair, rather sallow comploxion, stoops H little' in the shoulders,^ usually wears his hair long?by occupation a farmer and millwright. Tart, bom in same District, ia a youth of about 16 years of age, well grown, rather ffcir complexion, dark huir, eyes.believed to be blue. Bcasley, born in Richmond county, N. C., ?brigb^' mulatto, thick set, woi?ht irom 160 to 180 pounds, from 45 to 50 years of ago, 6 feet 11 or 12 inches high, kinky hair, and of reddish, sun-burnt nppbarance?by occupation a carpenter?has lived about ^Fayettvill?" and Lumb&ton, N. C. Given under my baud aud seal of the State. * fr D t at Columbia, tins 21st dav.of Julv. Annn.Dom. L%*'J ini, 18Q4. "il. L;"SONHAM. Wm. R. Hunt?, Secretary qjState. July 23 3 B2?""A)1 tbe papers in the State copy throe times and forward bill to Executive office. DRESSGOODS"! The subscriber has just received from Nasaati a handsome assortment of Myelins and Prints, which will bo- sold low for ca?& "Main Stroot opposite Dr. Young's, B. SIKE8. July 8 tf m NOTICE, r ALL PERSONS HAVING OLAU^ AGAINST" Douglas Miriton deceased, wi)l hand them in, properly attested, and thoHe indebted will make payment to mv agent. W. 15. Hughes. ELISA MINTON, July lt> 3 Administratrix. J