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^^Ktlier for rent or sale. As they are finest cotton lands in the wor Id | not subject to overflow uftener than j ^^Bce in ten years, capitalists will pur-i ^pcnaso them, being fully assured that ^fcthey will steadily enhance in value, ^^^?t in proportion as the country rcfrom the effects of war and tho ^^^^ktion in the labor system incident ^^^^Bmancipatcsn. Yours, TEE GEE. ?? Next Cotton Crop.?Advithe interior of Louisiana ^BHrthat the people, though disap- J ^^^Rted in crops this season, the worst; HKor twenty years, to the breadth of; Wland planted, are about to start early I for the crop of 18GT. It' is likely that less land will bo planted, partly " for want of reliable labor, and partly for want "of means, but there will be more diversified farming. The1 greatest quietude seems to exist as to political maters, which are hardly alluded to even by party papers. . Arrest.?One Samuel Harper L was arrested near Pendleton, on Fri^ day last, for passing counterfeit coin. He represented himself as a Virginian, says lie was lately engaged in the employ of a tobacconist trading through this country, that he bought | the coin with greenbacks in North r Carolina. Upon a hearing of the r case, the Court ordered that he be admitted to bail in the sum of three } hundred doliars for his appearance at court. As yet lie is in the custody of the Sheriff, having failed to give . O ^ ^ O the required security.?Anderson . Appeal. The Crops op 1SG7.?Cotton fact tors in New Orleans have advised correspondents in the country that it is unwise to make any preparation to r plant Cotton with the negroes or any other kind of labor, until the course which Congress is about to pursue becomes settled and its effects may i be prognosticated. The sentiment ft of very great hopelessness as to the f future prevails in that community. l Hogs.?AVe have had one or two droves to come to Greenville the present season. They arc from Tennessee, and are very good sized, and fair condition. The lowest' price asked, 315 far as understood, is eleven cents per pound, gross, with but few buyers. They go below. Greenville Enterprise. J* Mrs. Sarah Calhoun, convicted of infanticide and sentenced to be hung therefor, has had said punishment commuted by Governor Orr to im prisonraeut in the pcnitentmiy dun tig the torn of her natural life. Pickens Courier. ? < >? St. Loui?, Dec. 1").?A special from Jefferson City says, the bushwackcrs came into Lexington in force yesterday, under the command of Polland Clemens. Col. Montgomery demanded tlie surrender of Clemens, and on his refusal, a light ensued, in which Ciemens was killed, and one of the bushwackers mortally wounded. Montgomery lias arrested several of the most prominent secessionists, and holds them as hostages for the safety of loyal citizens. New Orleans, Dec. 15.?The report is credited, that should the clergy be successful in raising a loan for Maximillian, he will remain at the head of the government. MARRIED.?In Marion County, East Florida, December 2, by Rev. John Penny, Rev. Jap. P. .DkPass, of the South Carolina Conference, to Miss Anna M., daughter of Dr. g. M. and J. R. gunnels, formerly of Laurens C. II. So. Ca. Camden Prices Current. REVISED AND CORRECTED WEEKLY. , COUNTRY PRODUCE. BACON, ~i>- lb 17 0 23 BEEF, 10 0 12 BUTTER. 37 0 40 BEESWAX, . 20 0 23 COTTON. 25 0 30 CORN, bushel, 1 50 0 1 73 EGGS, $ 20 0 25 FODDER, t* 100 lb 1 25 0 1 50 FLOUR, V suck, 7 00 010 00 HAY. "fl 100 lb 50 0 75 HIDES, (Grccu) "j? lb 4 0 ? DO. (Dry 7 0 8 LARD, 22 0 50 OATS, bushel, 00 0 1 25 PEAS. 1 50 0 1 73 TOTATOES, (Sweet) 73 0 1 00 DO (Irish) 2 00 0 3 00 PORK, (Fresh) lb 12 ? 15 MERCHANDIZE. BAGGING, V yard, 58 0 40 ' COFFEE, "t* lb 20 0 85 .CANDLES. 30 @ 45 HERRINGS, $ box, 1 00 0 1 25 IRON.- ^ lb S 0 12 MACKAllEL barrel, 25 00 030 00 DO. V kit 3 75 0 4 23 MOLASSES, V. gallon, 1 00 0 ? NAILS. *> lb 11 0 12 POWDER, 75 0 1 25 ROPE, 25 0 30 SHOT. 18 0 20 TWINE. 40 0 50 SALT. 11? sack, 4 25 0 5 00 SUGAR, ^ lb 15 0 25 V ClIALESTOX, Dec. 6,?COTTOX.? There Avas but a limited enquiry, and with a light offering stock the sales were only 240 bales, without important change in rates. We quote: Orditmry, 80; Low Middling, -31; Middling, 82; Strict Middling, 33 cents. Liverpool, Dec 15.?The cotton market opened active, and the prob able sales of to-day are about 12,000 bales middling uplands, arc quoted at 14-lSd. Liverpool, December 14.?Corn closed at a decline, being last quoted at 30s. per 480 pounds. Provision market also shows a declining tendency, and closed Hat. Important Notice. a ll parsons indebted to the subscriber, Z\ arc requested to cull and make some satisfactory arrangement previous to the first of January, otherwise their accounts will be left with an attorney to collect, rw o; h- F. GOKS. For Sale or Bant. 'IMIE Farm at GP.ANXEY'S QUARTER iL CREEK, from the first day of Junnary, lt?G7. ALSO,, For sale 10 bushels large APPLES for CHRISTMAS AND NEW YEAR. Apply to S. A. BENJAMIN, Doe El,?-It. Broad-street. JUST RECEIVED . AND CONSTANTLY ON HAND, 4 F11ESH AND CHOICE SUPPLY OF ji\_ Northern Apples, No. Carolina Apples, Oranges, Cocoa Nuts, Assorted Candy. Kisses, Almonds. Cltfcsc, Crackers, Sugar Biscuits, Butter. Eggs, i?lour anil Lard, So la. Spice, (linger, &c.: Herrings, Pickles, Corn Meal, Ilomiuy, "Irish Potatoes,*. Sweet Potatoes, Onions and Turnips. Also, a fresh lot of XOJU'JIKJ.W CABBAGE, Fire ? rackets, Havana Cigars,just received and for sale cheap by 1). C. KIKKLEY, Dec. 21 .Opposite the Branch Bank. --?? UCTSOJVEER, EESPKCTFULLY informs his friends and i the public* generally, that he cotliinnes the sale of all kinds of property - at Auction. He will attend sales any where in Kershaw District, synl his charges shall be as low as it is possible. His services shall be satisfactory or no charge will be made. Dec. 21 Mniinistrator's SaleBY permission of A. L. McDonald, Ordinary for Kershaw District, we will sell, at public outcry, at the laic residence of Wyatt Puiterson. deceased, at LIBERTY KILL, " Kershaw District, on MONDAY, the 71li day of January next, at 11 o'clock, A. M., all the PERSONAL ESTATE of 1 lie said Vfyr.lt Palrer.-Gn, to-wit : _ Household & Kitchen Furniture, Half interest in two MULES, half interest in one WAGON; two head of CATTLE, six HOGS, one WAGON. one CART. TOOLS and UTENSILS, lot "of FODDEit, SHUCKS, kc. and a lot of CQTToN SEED. TERMS. A credit till the first of January, IPGS, securcil hy note with two good securities. Interest lroai date. M. C. PATTERSON, 1). HARRISON. Adin'j. and Avftn'r. l)c-c.. 21, St . 1 . Kershaw Lodge, No. 29, A. F. M. REGULAR Cotuutunicotions of this Lodge will he held on Tuesday the ISlh inst., at 7 o'clock, and ou Thursday, the l'7tk iurt. ut the same liour. l!v order of the W.\ M.\ J. A. SCIIPvOCKr Sce'rv. Dec. 14. * lit.* JUST RECEIVED, VKlisil SCl'l'LY OF Raisins, figs, "ruber. Citron. Currants, Alinonils, Filberts, English Walyuts. Essences of l.outon ami Vanilla, I'uckwiicut, Cohlcn Syrup, Superior Family Flour, Soda, Sugar, Vino ami Rultcr Crackers. Dec. 11. A. 11. KENNEDY'. STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA, I?JS5?:<5ZAY*r ?SgTKSCT. | BY A. L. McDONALD, ORDINARY. TTTilERE.'.S, J. D. Dunlap applied to mo T lor Lei tors of Administration on all ami singular the goods and chattels, rights and credits of D. (?. Fletcher, lalo of'.ho District aforesaid, deceased: Tii.se are, therefore, to cite and admonish all and singular the kindred and creditors of the deceased, to be ami appear before me at our next Ordinary's Court, lo be holden at Kerslmw Court House on t lie tilth day of December inst.. to show cause, if any. why the Siiid administration should not be granted. Given under my Iuin<l ami seal this fitlAlny of December, in the year of our Lord one thousand eight hundred and sixty-six, and of the ninety-first year of American Tmlcuendencc. A. L. McDONALD, Dee. 7?-t. 0. K. D. j&.?S&X3itr3 "^ir<?tl.2A.tOC5L FOR THE T.ifa n rtrl dcj-srm scorns OF Gen. Stonewall Jackson, By Prof. It. L. Dalncy, J). I)., of Va. r8MIE Standard Biographp of the Immortal I Hero. The only edition authorized lipids widow, and published for Iter pecuniory biieelit. The author a'personal friend and Chief of Staff of. tue Christian Soldier. We want* an Agent in every county. Send for circulars and see our terms, and see what the Press says of the work. Address NATION1IL PUBLISHING CO., Corner Tilt and Main Sts., llichmond,a. V Nov. 2:5 ?? 1 I WILL exchange Lumber for Merchandise, Grain or Provisions suitable to carry on my business, at market price. Nov. 23?6m. E. PARKER. | ESTATE SALE. 1">Y permission of A. L. McDonald, Ordinay ry for Kershaw District, will be sold on Friday. December 28tb, at the late residence of David Ci. Fletcher, deceased, (near Flat ltock) the PERSONAL PROPERTY / of the said deceased. Also, the TM&CT OF JASLWD belonging to the estate of the said David G. Fletcher, deceased, containing one hundred and eighty (ISO) acres, situated immediately south of lands of Jesse Truesdcl. AI.SO, At the same time and place, will be offered, THE LAND ' belonging the estate of 31rs. Jane Gardner, deceased, situated on White Oak Creek, near Flat Rock. TERMS. . Cash for the Personalty, and a credit of one year for the Real Estate, to be secured by bauds of purchasers, with approved security and a mortgage of the Lands. .T. D. DUJVLAP, C. 11. .) Adrn'r. Ex. Ojf. Dee. 13. (1137) . St REAL ESTATE FOR SALE. T T7ILL be sold on Monday, the 7th day v T of January next, at public outcry, in ~ * T' -* * i ui~ iront o! tnc Uoiut. nousc, mm ucsuuuiu TRACT OF LAND, adjoining the lands of John D. Kennedy and D. W. Jordan, known as the XJS1?4-23.C3.Belonging to the estate of William Kirkland, deceased. , Turks.?One fourth cash?the balance on a credit of one and two j'ears, to be secured by bond of the purchaser with at least two approved securities and a mortgage of the land. IVJl. It. TAYLOR, JOS. K. KlltKLAND, J0I1N KIRKLAND, lix'ors. I)cc. 14. (0 37) " 4t. Plantation to Rent. r|PO be rented on .the 5th day of January J next, at 11 o'clock, A. M., t lie PLANTATION, situated nine miles above Camden, belonging to ttie estate of William Kirkland, dee'd. Aaicupt of rent to be secured by note, with at least two good securities. JOHN KIRKLAND, ET AL. Auits. V.'m. Kirkland, dee'd. Dec. 14. [8 75] 4t Sheriff's Sales.. * SHERIFF'S OFFICE. ) C.\3tih:.v, Dec. 14th. 18CG. i ^>Y virtue of sundry writs of li. fa. tome directed I will sell before the Court House in Camden on the first Monday in January next wit hi.-, the legal hours of sale the following property, to wit: One tract or LAND containing one hundred and sixty two (l(i-) acres, more or less, situated in the District of Kershaw, on the. waters of Mill and Turkev Creek, adjoining lands of II. II. Hall, W.*M. K el ley, tt a I.? Levied on as the property of John Folsom, at the suit ol'Jtodgcrs and .Spencer. One tract of Land, containing five hundred (500) acres more or less, lying on Heaver Creek, bounded by lands oOsintc of Jos. Patterson. John Thompson and C. L. Dye, being ' *--- r? 11 1> ...uS.!...! ..r it,.. i lie uhv'l ? iiurci'il . l/. x vmjj i vckivu v ...v fi::io of 'lis dentil. Also at the said Plantation on Tuesday the 8th itisf. seven head of Cattle, ouc gray Colt, live Ilugs, IfouselioM and Kitchen Purnilurc, one Carriage, one old Puggy. lot Dlacksmiths Tools. Levied on as the properly of Daniel 1J. Perry, at the suit of Charles L. Dye, et.-a!. Terms made known on dav of sale. E. E. HILL, dec. 1-J?til. [0 S7] 0. K. D. Administratrix's Notice. \LL those indebted to the Estate of Win. L. Pickett, late of Kershaw District, deceased, by note or account, for medical service or otherwise, will please make immediate liquidation of the same to the Administratrix: and those having claims against the Estate will present them, properly authenticated, to the Administratrix by the time required by law. > AIIA DELIA E. 11. PICKETT, Dec. i-?tl. # , Adm x. fflssOC EfEwsn & Co, a ke now deceiving a Handsome Supply or MILLINERY GOODS, consisting in BONNETS, HATS, RIBBONS, and EVERY THING in theiit link hp i5csinkss, all (>f TM.sk&ATP.&T ALSO Dress Goods and Trimmings,. They solicit a call from their Mends and custom CIS. . October 5. 12 tf Y. YGLESIAS, wzkgm&xzT} ! 02, UrondSt. Charlestons. C. LATE FOREMAN OF EDC-SItTON & RICHARDS, WLL bo pleased to his Old Emends anil Custom bus, or will serve tlioni by 01111 Ell. at. the SHORTEST NOTICE. Ho is enabled to do this, having kept copies of measures of l'atrons for the lust six br eight years. Having also .just returned from New York wi:h a full supply of the best ENGLISH, FitENCIi and AMERICAN GOODS, Of the Latest Styles qualities, carefully selected under his own personal supervision, lie is prepared to offer advantage^ seldom obtoincd in this country. Will either make up suits or sell by the yard. Nov. 1G. (s5) lm Money Notice. A LL persons indebted to the subscriber arc t\ requested to call and make some satisfactory arrangement previons to the first of January, otherwise their papers will be left with an Attorney to collect. # Nov. 23?td E. W. EONNEY. Brooms add Buckets. f? dozen Brooms, o do Buckets. For sale by JAMES JONES. f' jaaeaegw iiibiiii ?i m , iwiih .wmuamnmw? AUCTION SALE OF Lands and LotsOtf TIIE FIRST MONDAY IN JANUARY, next, at the Court House in Camden, will be. sold, on a credit of one, two and three years, about 4,200 Acres of Land, Comprehending all the various Tracts constituting the " Yerdier" Plantation. ALSO?THE "TAT&&R" TRACT, Containing about 2,800 acres, about six miles from Camden, on Jumping-Gully Creek. ALSO. SUNDRY LOTS In the town of Camden. J?"*ALSO?FOR CASH-?g . One Turpentine Still, AND ONE OF Herring's Fire-Proof Safes. Any of tills property may be purchased in the meantime at private sale. jgig?"C'asii. or strong Personal Security, will be required for Ike fihit instalment of. the purchase money of the Lands, with mort W. E. JOHNSON, Prcs't. Dec. 7, 5t. AUCTION.? ON MONDAY, the 7th day of January next, Will be sold before the Court Ilou/e iu Ciiinden, for CASII, an excellent FAMILY CARRIAGE, Handsome, remarkably strong, and in good condition It would answer well lor a Stage. Dec. 7. 7 & 28. "EXECUTOR'S SALE. BY permission of the Court of Ordinary for Kershaw District, I will sell at PUBLIC SALE, at the residence of the late Thomas Lang, on TUESDAY, the Slli day of January, 1807, being thcsccond Tuesday in the month, all the Household & Kitchen Furniture. Anil at the Plantation on Watcrec llivcr on the same day, Twenty Mules, Two Horses, Sixty-live head of CATTLE, Sixty-five head of S3 sfcisrES: ee H?? < > Seventy Head of Hogs, A LOT OF Bacon and Pork? A CORN, FODDER & PEAS, TTr I /N rt t T>rnn TvT ATTrn \Y ALrUiN O, UAJLl JLO, J/JLU U O, TIKES, UTENSILS, &C. Terms Cash. TilOMAS LANG, Kx'or. Dec. 7. 5t ?In Equity?Kcrsliaw, Thomas Lang, Executor, vs. E. M. Bovkin and wife, rt of. Bill for Construction of Will and Partition. IN^iursunnce of an order in above stated case made, I will otter for sale, on the Ffiisr moxda r ix jaxua u i'xesr: at public outcry, before the Court House door in Camden, the following portions of the Ileal Estate of Thomas Lang, deed., viz: A Tract of Land, Containing acres, on the West side of Little 1'inc Tree Creek, bounded North by lands of J. F. Sutherland, East by said Creek, South by land of J. I). Kennedy, and Yfest by premises of Miss Susan Lang. The Dwelling House and Lots, In the Town oi' Camden, immediately South of Court House Square, known as the McWillie l'lace. TWO LOTS. Situated on' Church Street, in said Town of ri.nnJiiii Alan A. Tract of Land Containing .sixty-two acres, situated on the West side of Watcrcc River, bounded East by tiie McCord'g Ferry Road, and West by lands of John Botven. One-fourth ctisli, and the balance on .1 credit, of one, tv.0 and three years, with interest front the day of stile, payable annually until lite whole shrill be paid, to be secured by the bonds of the purchasers, with at least two good sureties, (0 be appioved by the Commissioner and a mortgage of the property Sold. J. D. DUXLAP, C. E. Iv. D. Commissioner's Ofiice, Dec. 0, 18GG. Dec. 7?tds. EEMOVAL- _ THE subscriber would respectfully inform his friends, customers and the public generally, that he lias removed his TIN ESTABLISHMENT, to the stand two (2) doors below the store of Mr. 11. M. Kennedy, where he keeps constantly on hand, of his own manufacture, a complete assortment of TIN WARE. nt wholesale and retail, at prices which cannot fail to give satisfaction. lie will attend to all orders for Booting and Guttering. Lard and oil cans, Stove-pipes, &c., made to order nt short notice. Repairing done at all times and on reasonable terms. Lie hopes by strict attention to business, to incrit. the patronage so liberally bestowed 011 him heretofore, J. B. GOODALE. Dee. 7?tf. - ? GUNPOWDER. AT REDUCED PRICES, IN kegs, hull'kegs, quarter kegs anil canisters. Quality warranted equal lo any made. . Apply to CIL1S. II. MOISE, Wholesale Dealer in Groceries and Liquor No. 0, ITayne Street Charleston, S. C. Nov. 0. lm Special Notice. ALTj persons indebted to the late firm ol MATIIESOX & CO., either by note 01 open account, ae requested to come forward and effect a actr incnt, or tlic papers will- be placed in suit tie mmcdintc collection. for MATUESON & CO.. Oct. 12?3m. In liquidation. / jiumirMgMBMWgamnwpHfliFMi i?Kg?PHPeasma Stop TMefY Stop Thief!! ON Monday night last the subscriber's Store was broken open and various articles stolen, viz: Summer Cravats, Country knit Socks, 1 Boy's Sack, 1 Jacket, 1 gent's. Vest, Drab Cassimere, Boo%/ Shoes, Knives and Forks, Hats, Tobacco, Cheese, Ham, Bacon, Packs. Pins. S. A. BENJAMIN. AT PRIVATE SALE. By S. A. Benjamin, Auctioneer and Commission Merchant, Tables, Chairs, Sidebourd, Clothes Presses,, Feather Bed, Mattress, Bureaus, Child's Crib, &c. Dec. 7.?3t. 5 L I ^ ? 2 ~ P J tv.-jrjuram i ?gSBaaiHM sss 9 SOUTH CAROLINA, KERSHAW DISTRICT. by a. l. Mcdonald, ordinary. WHEREAS, Joseph D. Dunlap, C. E., applied to Trie for Letters of Administration 011 all and singular the goods "and chattels, rights and crcpits of Jane Gardner, late of the District aforesaid, deceased: These arc, theroforc, to cite and admonish all and singular the kindred and-crcditors of the deceased, to be and appear before me at our next Ordinary's Court, to be holdcn at Kershaw Court House on the 24th day of December inst., to show cause, if any, why the said administration should not .be granted. Given under my hand and seal this 7th day o December, in the year of our Lord one tncusand eight hundred and sixty-six, and of the ninety llrst year of American Independence. a, l. Mcdonald, Dec.7?td 0. K. D. ^ SOUTH-CAROLINA, KERSHAW DISTRICT. by a. l. Mcdonald, ordinary. TAT II ERE AS, Joseph D. Dunlap, *C, E., i T applied to^nc for Letters of Adminisation oh all and singular the goods and chattels, rights and credits of Dowel Team, late of the District aforesaid, deceased: These are, therefore, to cite nni admonish all and singular the kindred and creditors of the deceased, to be and appear before mc at our next Ordinary's Court, to be holden at Kershaw Court House on the 5th day of January next, to show cause, if any, why the said administration should not r>c grantcci. Given under my hand and seal this 22d day of November, in the year of our Lord one thousand eight hundred and sixty-six, and of the ninety-first year of American Independence. a. l. Mcdonald, Nov. 2d?td. 0. K. D. ' Notice. ALL persons indebted to me prior to 1st August, 18l5o, arc requested to call and settle their indebtedness by cash.-or inalte other satisfactory arrangements, before the first day oL January, 1807, or I wilWm compelled to place their accounts in fnc hands of an Attorney for Collection. Nov. oo?tf. c. a. Mcdonald. NOTICE. rpiIE undersigned is prepared'. o furnish L LAGGING and ROPE, and pay the Revenue Tax on all COTTON consigned to his correspondents in Charleston, and pay over net t proceeds hero free of commission. Oct. 12?38.1. C. DELL. J. S. MEROflfEY, Auctioneer, \\JL L itf.cnd in person to the selling of a ^ ? Ispceies ot property at puoucsate, tun cr in Caiudcu or surrounding country. Persons having property of any description to dispose of. am! wish iny services, will be waited on by giving me timely notice. My charges for services rendered will be in keeping with the times." Oct. 20,?tf. ~ST P.~AN CKEIS, J&.ua. oi 1 o 23. e er AND Commission Merchant: CAMDEN, S. C. ^I^ENDEItS bis services to the public for the 1 sale of Ileal Estate, Cotton and other Produce, ?Furnitare, Horses, and every description oPMcrchnndixc. Special attention given to out-door sales. Nov. 10. -it ' JSHKST8N, CKW3 & 89IMPORTERS [ AND Wholesale Dealers in Staple ami Fancy Dry Goods, No. !2 B?::ynu St'rocS, CHARLESTON, S. C. * Nov. 9. ltn MERCHANT'S EOTEL^ CORNER OF KING AND SOCIETY STS, CbarlestCD, So. Ca, SAVAGE & ENSIGN, Proprietors. JKS.SS r.. SAV.Afi". EDWIN H. Nov. D. 8m _PAVILION HOTEL, CIIAELESTON, S. C. rpiTU above POPULAR HOTEL is opcu for ? tlioticcoinmoil.ilion ofthc Travclling'Pub lie. Hoard per tlnv, $8. Mrs. II. L. PUTTER FIELD, Proprietress. A. EUTTEliiflELD, Superintendent. Nov. y. 8m Wood for Sale. 1AAA COUIjS of Pino, and from 80 to l/UU 75 of Oak Wood Cor sale. It will bo either delivered in Camden or sold on the ground, 3 J miles from town. Apply to ; C. J. McDOWALL, or Aug. 31?tf. E. B. C.WTEY " Fresh Lemons. J" UST Received and for salerat P. II. MOORE'S. LsOOK 10 TOUR INTEREST. we have just received A LARGE ADDITION TO OSJ31 * Winter Stock of Goods, consisting in part of alpaccas, black and col, ored; merinos, mus-lins, deLAINES, persian cloth, prints, &c. ? . -r alsoj* - . : Ladies', Misses' and Childrens fine - v Sewed Boots and Shoes; ' S BENTS? BUUDS . IN GREAT VARIETY! ; CLOTHS, CASSIMERES, AND. VESTINGS; TRIMMINGS OF ' ^ ALL'DESCRIPTIONS. F&RNISHING GOODS ' and ' 52 READY MADE CLOTHING.' HATS, CAPS, BOOTS, SHOES &C. The ajten%on of iiouse-keepers is particularly invited to our Stock of. Family Groceries! As nil our Foreign Goods are bought directly, frpm the importers, and our Ameri9an Goods c from the manufacturers, we believe* we canand will sell them as low as any one in this market. -GOODS MARKED IN PLAIN FIG- - . U RES. Call and see for yourselves. Mcdonald & Mccurry. ?. November 30.?tf. / . / *>? The Attention Of Planters & Laborers IS particularly invited to our SALEM., ' * JEANS AND CASIMERES. The Goods. ' . . 'arc too well known to need recommendation , . from us. .' . We particularly invite the attention of gentlemen to the v Tailoring Department Of our business. AYe warrant our work to be EQUAL TO ANY, both in style and'quality. Orders solicited. Mcdonald & Mccurry. November 30?tf. . Notice This. - T)ERSONS to whom we have extended J_ short credits are requested to make im-mediate payment, as our circumstances will not allow us to give longer indulgence. Mcdonald & mccurry. November 30?tf. CHEAP STORE!GREAT BARGALf ' AT THE CHEAPSTOEE.... OH AND AFTER DATE I WILL 4 ; OFFER AT Greatly Reduced Prices, MY LARGE AND BEAUTIFUL STOCK OF ' :o ?3 1 For Fifteen Bays Only! none jyMTs.EE for YOURSELVES! PRICES REDUCED FROM 15 TO 25 PER CENT. 14QW IS THE TIME TO LAY IN SUPPLIES! - ' . The Public Generally ARE*INVITED TO CALL AND PURCHASE, AND SAVE 15 TO 25 CENTS IN THE DOLLAR! REMEMBER^ONLY 15 DAYS! IN ADDITION TO TIIE LARGE STOGK, _ I HAVE JUST REC'VED A BEAUTIFUL LOT OF LADIES' fi'IcOAES! LATEST STYLES; ALSO, Beautiful Scotch Plaid SHAWLS! mw mm mmm AND FULL_SUITS ! CALICOES AT OLD PHICHS? . 121 TO 221. k Everything in Proportion DON'T FOE GET YOUK TOCIvET BOOK. ALL GOODS SOLD FOR CASH ONLY! - P. II. MOOWE. Nov. 28.?tf. BESII GARDEN SEEDS and Ouion Setts, of all kiln's. For sale hy HODGSON & Dl'NLAl'. i *