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m, 7. . ^ 1 cassia and Georgia. But this id a wide field of operation^, and to occupy it will call for a vastly greater energy and activity than they have yet shown. The campaign is, in fact, probably ended, and we shall hear of another six months of diplomacy.? Charleston Mer. TELEGRAPHIC INTELLIGENCE. LATER FROM EUROPE. Arrival of the Steamer Raltic. THE ALLIES VICTORIOUS. FALL OF 3BBASTAPOL. COTTON ADVANCED.. -ri '-'t ' ' " -* ' Nkw York, Oct. 16. The U. S. mail steamship Baltic, Captain Cbmstock, lifts'arrived a' her wharf at this port /Vom Liverpool, which port she left on the 4ih inst ' : Her intelligence is oT a highly important character. great battle had been fought in the Crimea on the .heights above Sebastapol, whence the allies fired the town and sunk ten ships if war in the baroor. -> Sebastapol had fallen, ami the city was in flames. ^ The engagement was very sanguinary?10,000 French and English having been killed. 18,000 Russians. 22,000 prisoners and 1,000 guns were captured. Pnmut N*nole/)n behaved verv frallantlv. and had two bofses shut under him. Prince Menschikoff, notwithstainling the almost utter annihilation of his army remained sod refused to surrender. The effect of this intelligence has been favorable upon the immey and cotton markets In Liverpool, cotton had advanced 1-8*1., with sales of 38,000 hales since the sailing of the Europa. ' v? New York, Oct. 17. It appears that an important. battle was fought.on the 20tb ult. on ihe hanks of the AIiiut,^It^was-begun by the Turks ?J.o were in SHrihtce, arnhcoinpelled to retire, when the Frfrrch.'frand English came up compelling the Russians to retreat to the heights above Sebnstapol, where the great battle was foufiht on tho^ot'nrult. with the result already stated. __ J Three |>ay* Later.lroiu Europe. Arrival of tile Steamer Africa. - v sebast xfsltarpr a k e n u i New YoitK.'Oer. 20. The steamer Africa hasnrrixed, with Liverpool dates of .October 7. She*brii?gsj!tUe asioinidiii<r*htto:H{if?iiKe tit t Sebastapol -had-not yet hieen-taken, in id that the'account^b^yosly'bv the Baltic rv-lativ to the destruction of the Russian fleet, ii??- Mir*-* render of MeojcjiikofT, Ate., were hate ho-rications. ^ Tie.^es|uitch signed " Outer Pacha," wnmlao a forgery . - * Onetbe 27th, when the official ronriei left, the fighting was going on without interruption. Menehicoff v\ ith 20,00'? men had kept tlie cipen tfield--till the 25Ut, but after d?-spcrjite fijiting was driven drno Sebasta|>ol. The allied armies antNiB'ts ??ere*in eOniinunicatiun with each other, and had formally invested the place. The latest accounts stale that lite allies had cv?ed the second line of deb-nee, unci that therfeeeieged were hard pressed. Th?\ Russia tugarxi^ 111 of Anapa, a. fortress : on the Circassian const, after destroying their foitifications, had joined Meuchikoff. Livbkpool, Oct. 7.?Since the sailing of the lialtie .cotton had been quiet, and rates a>e aiormnsfly unchanged. Stiles of the week, 6i'OOO hales. Fair Orleans 6 1-4?middling o 1-4: fair uplands 6?middling 5 1-8. .Flour bad advanced 1 a 2s. 7>er barrel. ' Carolinian. N*w York, Oct. 1G.?The following so I'a. a* ascertained, up this thue, s the conditio"* of th? passengers and crew ol the ill-fated Arc4 tic " " Known to be saved of the passengers 21; officers do. 4* crew 70; missing passengers 211j crew 96. So far as ascertained riot' a srftitary lady has been saved, atid no children. Their fate seems to have been peculiarly hard. Some were, placed on board the lifeboats, but their fate it? unknown; hope however, encourages the belief that somp.of them may yet be rescued^nd, those nearly- connected with them, still eling. to thmhope.MosfTGOMERY^Oct. 21,^854.?The yellow fever^p tliis city is very malignant, and there are 12G cases under tre^tojeoL.,. There we?e 10 deitli&.tp day, Tbe weather is cool, but prodyce P? abatement iV the virulence of-the ejaoetwc.. <' *' CoOTt\?On \ Monday Inst our court qoinmen ceil, Judge "Whitner preceding. This is the first tTifie his Honor has held court here, and-our citizens now have the plesureof knowing.tltat he is an able and dignified jurist; iifTa ble in'- his-* ftiAuner,1 courteous to the b.ir and promfffrM^ttJffspatt-h of business Histchurge to the taMMKbiry' was to the point. Truft^al sr'were found against Dr. K. L. Gunter araMfcnhert Franklin. No bill was re ^turned ;m of Edward Gunter. The Stataijeases ififf Consume nearjy the whole of the week,- fearing rfie civil cases to another teraV "Ort'lWonday the sfiinnutry process and in qairyiJdtffet was de6jiuV(;bed. P. * Si R. C. Franklin jjas been, acquitied. *"" .jyc.uiueiu orrtiiitci. v a . i ^ ?L. MARfHB?*-Th Camden; etf Yfeduesdiy. evening, 18 th inaft, by Rev. ^cmieT'Purniau, Dr. Richard M. Moobe to Mise MiBT, as^S{eroft&elato Major JShn Ballard, all of Sumter. ? * Arrivals at the Mansion House, V. [ntolCTfte ttebk evdino oct. 21. PROPRIETOR. L. L.Btuekey, Darlington ^R. R Crawled A servant M. Croswall, " dd- Lancaster J. A. Carocs, do., ? Wdi. Masaey. Long Street T. J. Warden, Kjrkwood ,P* P Penn, Va. J. J. WiUiama^Lancapter Gen. Chandler. Suq^tor S. ?. Brewer; Fla'-R< tek "J^lev. S. Fiirman and two Dr. Prioe; ~Alfl. ^ p* daughters, Sumter W. J. McCalV. Lady arid- John Carter. N. C. . Nurse,. Augusta *W. C. Cnnningham, lady P. T YouDg. Mifja. y , and sister, Liberty Hill D. J. Goorge, Rns^Pta^'; BLj. Dlck Asei't Sumter J. J. FdH A Son, aftC J. A Scott A son, do Wm. Maaaey, Loftg Street H.BriUbn, do W. M.. Stockton, S O K ft W. G. King, N. 0. J. J. Dtakefofd, Kershaw Mra. Ik L, Oommander A Thos. Rickote, Ga. \ V . daughter, Sumter H/ 7aIIw 1 n ffirtfl' T TTnrt* D..1. ww . f w. ,*i?y **UV>1V J. B. Hughee, IL Book Mm Stoclfcy, Biaboprillo W. Plxon, Liber^ Bill ^O.-Spencer; do R. B. Cunningham do Peter Bee, Canada p. T. WHliams, Miss. E. H. Lomaf,. Ridgewaj CAMDEN FENCES CCERENT. BAGGING, per yard, '.. .14 to 16 BALE ROPE, per pound ...11 to 12J BUTTER, i 4.. w j <. "i 4. * 18**to 25 BEEF, "ii.i 6 to 8 BACON, 9{ to 12 COFFEE, 12 to 14 CHEESE, to 20 COTTON, Ci to 91 CORN,... .per bushel 75 to 37 FLOUR,... per barrel, 7 to 8 FODDER,... .per cwt. 75 to 1 LARD,... .per pound,. 12J to 14 MOLASSES, .pergallon. 30 to 37 OATS, per bushel, 50 to 62 PEAS "... to 100 SUGAR... .per pound, 6 to 12 SALT per sack to 200 NOITII NATION ~ Adjutant THOMAS J. WARREN, is respectfully announced as a candidate f??r Major, to fill the vacancy occasioned by the resignation of Lieut. Col. Kershaw. Sons of Temperauce. GRAND DIVISION OF SOUTH CAROLINA. NOTICE is hereby given that the seventh Annual Meeting of tins body will be held at Columbia, on Thursday the 30th November next The Session to commence at 11 o'clock, a. m. By order of the G. W.P. , ; Z. J. DoHAY, G. S. N. B. Recording Scribes are requested to have the Credentials of the Delegates of their respective Divisions properly executed and forwarded to this office previous to the 2fltb November. -- Z J. D. UCt 24 ot?-4o C. A. M'DONALD. Merchant Tailor. RETURNS his thanks to a liberal public for. their patronage and frbuld inform them that he has just returned from Netr tr>rk. where he has purchased a choice collection of^LOTUS, CASSIMERES and TESTINGS, which he now offers reasonably, and warrants them of superior quality. He also has the Latdst French and American fashions, and will execute work with desputch and punctuality, as he has the best of workmen. Prices according to times. For cash, a discount will be allowed. Oct 24 42 AM. A R. KENNEDY'S Stock of Dress Goods, for Ladies' wear, Embroideries Hosiry, Gloves, Ac, is now very full, and offered on the most reasonable terms. * * AM. & R. KENNEDY would call attention to -.loeimdrPQ RtitinptK Jeans, Kerseys, Litujeys, Flannels, Blankets, &e., which will be sold at the lowest prices. A. 1TI. & R. Kennedy HAVE received and offer for sale a full assortment of Ready Made Clothing, consisting of Coats, Vests, Pants, * BOYS' CLOTHING. Coat- and Vests, Under Shifts, Drawers, J Hose, Tios, Ciavals, ic. Dress "Biiirfs. of superior quality, made to order and warranted to lit - ; Oct 24 - Jcwclry,u??tv rPHE -Subscriber Kits.just received, by Impress, from A New York, a hew suppl/ of fine Gb!d^je\rek?, consisting of-late styles ot the following articles: Plain gold Brooches und.Karrings Pearl and Filagree Ear rnigs; Gold and Mosaic Pins Cuff Phis and Buttons- "Gold Necklace and Cross Bracelets, Sleeve Brittdns, Seals, Keys, ic ALSO, China Vases. Toilet cases Match Boxes, Cups andSaucers, ic. Oct 24 A._YOUNG. SILLING OFF AT KEDUtED PRICES JEVtiLS toti V _zSWS* ' I 'iih subscriber having aetenninea to dose ins onJL sines* in Camden, by the first of January, will sell his stock of GROCERIES, WISES, AND LIQUORS, at reduced prices lor Cash, lie will sell CHEAPER than the same articles car be purclmsed elsewhere in Camden. His stock is LARGE AND COMPLETE, and well worth public.attention. -L..A. AUSTIN. Oct. 18. 42 ll EST .IT la SALTET" 18 NEGROES, MULES AND HORSES. CORN, 4c. BY o der of James II. \Vithers[j..on, Ordinary, Lancaster District, will be sold on t lie 15th of November, 1854, and days following, at the late residence of Nathaniel Hough, deceased, the whole personal es tiite ol said dee'd., consisting oi 18 young and likely Negroes, 10 head of Mules aud Horses, about 20 head of cattle, 65 head of hogs, one good Road Wagon, one Buggy and Harness. Blacksmith and Plantation Tools, Household and kitchen Eurnitute, Corn, Fodder, Oats, Potatoes, one horse Wat/oti. Curt, and inanv other aril i-les. Terms?12 months credit with" interest, note and two good securities. The sale w81 take place about three tniles soutli of Taxnhaw, on the Camden Road, whore the intestate regided. LABAN FURGUSON, Admr. Oct. 14, h?43 IN E<|UiTY? Sontli Carolina, Ker^hatv District. Robert A. Young and wife vs. J. M. DeSaussure. Mar}* E. Young, et al.?Bill for salt of Heal Estate, Negroes, &c. t?c. > IN obedience to an order ol the Court in above stated case made bearing date the 14th of June last, 1 will offer lor sale at public outcry before the Court House door in Camden, on the first Monday in January next, tlie Ileal Estate known as tfco Marengo lands.? Said lands will be sold in separate tracts as represented in a copy plat of the same made by Colin A.cRa, D, S-, dated 3d of June, 1854, marked x aiid hied ns a" exhibit in said case. And the separate tracts wiil be sold ai> containing the numbdt of Acres represented in said plat by the same, more oj^ess. Tract No. 1 contains 362J acrcs'and will uotbesold for leas"than $1.25 per acre. * Tract No. 2 contains 3iJ2i acres, and not to be sold for less than $1.25 per acre. Tract No. 8 contains 313 acres, not to bo sold for less than SI .25 Der acre. . .v Tract No. 4 coutains 373 afrea, and no' to bo told ! ."or less than SI 26 per acre. Tract No. 5 contains 2104"acres, and is to be sold for a gross sum not to be less than $2,3uo?lias a Mill seat on it Tfact No. 6 contaitis.230 acres, and not to be sold for less than 70 cents per acre. Tract No. 7 contains 563 acres and not to bo sold for less than 70 cents per acre" Tract No. & contains 512. acres aud not to bo sold for less than 70 cents per aore. ALSO. Certain Town Lots on Lyttletorfand Fair Streets in the town of Camden, tp be divided, the three half lots fronting on Lvttleton Street, not to be sold for less than $250. and the thrr e half lots on Fair Street, not to be sold for less than $250. ALSO. " The lot on Broad Street, immediately south of 0. L. Chatlen's, having' a commodious two story brick Dwelling thereon, with all necessary outbuildings, thereto attached Not to be sold for less than $2000. ' ALSO The foUowing named negroes, viz: Tom?young, intelligent, weli behaved?& ahoe-m?ker by trade.? Not to be sold lor less thtfn $1,000. ALSO. Will be sold, on the-saroe day, and in tlte same case, Hazzard, Monday, and Patsey. Terms?Pbr the lands, so much cash as will pay coats of proceedings and expenses of sale?balance on a credit of one, two, three, four and five years, interest from day, of sale payable upnually?purchase money to be 8ecored by bond with approved sureties and a mortgage of the property. Purchaser to pay for all nonOMSeo nflflAM ho uvvwow.; wv< The negroes will be sold on a credit of one, two and three years, with interest from the day <>: sale payable annually, to be secured by bond with approved sureties ftnd a nnr+gago of the property. Purchaser to pay for all necessary papers, Ac. Some of the lands lie wit hiu a short distance of Camden und niaj- be valuable for fire wood. Reference can l?e had at any time to the plat and any information desired may bo obtained flora CoL J. If. Korshaw. W. H. R. WORKMAN. C. E. K. D, Oct 24 td?42 tu HEADQUARTERS S. C. M, ORDER NO. ? rpHE Brigadier Generals commanding tlio several -L Brigades composing the Third Division South Carolina Militia arc hereby required to order each Colonel or officer commanding the several Regiments of their respective Brigades to hold an election on WEDNESDAY, the twentieth day of December next, for the office of Major General, vacated by the resignation of Major General John Buchanan, and forthwith transmit to the Adjutant General's Office at Columbia a certified statement in writing showing tho result of the polls in their respective Brigades.* By order of tho Commander-in-Chief, R. G! M. DUXOVANT, Adj. Gen. Oct. 24. 43 te Headquarters 22d Regiment ?. C. HI. Camden, Oct. 19,1854. IN pureuanco of an order from Brigadier General Chandler, on election is hereby ordered to be held on Saturday the 25th day of November next, for Major of the Lower Battalion, to supply the vacancy occasioned by the resignation of Lt. Col. Kershaw. Cap Pnmnnnipa. will take tO lams', ur uuivcio wuiumiuiug r , their assistance two subordinate officers, and hold said election according to law. The Managers, or at least one from eacli place of election, will meet in Camden on Monday the 27th day of same month, count the votes and forthwith trnusnrit to the Brigadier General a statement in writing, showing the result of the election, signed by all the Managers present at llio counting. By order of Col. Taylor. 43 THO. J. WARREN", Adjutant South Carolina---Ker*liaw. District. By John R. Joy, Esquire, Ordinary of said District. WHEREAS, David Wutkins and Wiley Watkins, applied to me for Letters of Administration on nil and singular the goods and chatties, rights and credits of Amos A. Watkins, late of the District aforesaid, deceased: These are, therefore, to cite and admonish all and singular, the kindred and creditors of the said deceased, to be and appear before me at our next Ordi narv's Court for the said District, to le holden at Ker sliaw Court House ou the 10th day of Nov. next, to show cause, if any, why the sai J administration should not be granted. Given under my hand and seal, this 20th day of N October, in the year of our Lord one thousand eiglit hundred and fifty-four and in the seventyninth year of American Independerce. JOHN It. JOY, 0. K D. Oct 24, 43 2t ?10 Reward. RAN A WAY from the Subscriber on tho 21st of September last, his negro girl Katy, between 12 audio years of age. She is tolerably well grown, speaks proper, her color and hair rather inclines to the Mustezo, she has a scar on one arm, occasioned by a burn when a child, sho was purchased out of the estate of the lAte Cnpt. Alex. McCaskill. She lias an uncle somewhere in the neighborhood of Mr. Wro. Muh~j?<vjijstore, and another belonging to Mrs. L. W. Boykin. 'theIsHecjof which is said to be now runaway, and this girl may hav& gotten with one or the oJicr of them. I will give the aboveTc^vatd for her delivery * -C r siivtnlf r\r to me at my resilience in me rum ui ?vn. . in any jail in the Slate so that I can get her. L JACOB ELLIS. Oct. 18, 1S5-L _43 Attention Camden Light Infantry. V7~OU are hereby ordered to attend an adjourned 1 meeting of your Corps at Temperance Hall, on Thursday afternoon 201 It in.it. at 3 o'clock. By order of Copt. Alteram. Z. J. DeIIaY, Clerk. Oct 24. 43 It. ~~ SHERIFF'S SALES. BY virtue of sundry "Writs of Fi. Fa. to me directed. I will sell before the Court House in Camden. on the first Monday in Iioveinber uext, the following property, .to-wit: One tract of Land, two hundred acres more or less, lying in the Fork of Big and Little Lynch's creeks, bounded by lands of John Branun, Wily Branan and others. Levied on nnd to bo sold as the property of Ela Copeland, at the suit of Martin & Brj-an vs. 151a Copeland. TIIOS. BASKIN, S.'K. D. REEDER~&DESAUSSURE, and COMMISSION BUSINESS, ADDER'S WHARF, CHARLESTON, S. C. Oct. 17. 42 Sin CONGAREE HOUSE, [LATE JANNEY'S HOTEL,) COLUMBIA, S. C. xr. s. coodwyk, - - - proprietor. k. e. l. ewart, - - maxaoer. IS now open for the roception of BOARDERS and die TRAVELLING PUBLIC. No pains will be spared by llio Proprietor and Manager to make the House worthy in every respect, of a liberal support. Every thing which can be, will be done to render the stay of their visitors comfortablo and pleasant. ET3?" Hitchcock's splendid line of OMNIBUSSES will always be ready to convey Passengers to and from the ilouse. ** Oct. 10. St- ^ Sgp Jj? The Adams Northern, Southern, California and European Express. HAYING extended their line to this place, are now prepared to receive and forward freights of all descriptions, Packages, Boxes, Parcels, Valuables, Bank Notes, Gold and silver, with safety and dispatch. A Messenger will leave Camden daily, connecting at Kingsvillo with the Wilmington, Columbia, Charleston and Northern Messenger, thereby ensuring safety, dispatch, promptness ol delivery &c. Packages, Parcelj, Boxes and. Valuables to go by our Express should"he marked " Adams & Co's. Ex press," and delivered to is. u. unxiey, mo wen-Known Agent of the S. 0. R. R., who can be found at all limes at the Camden Depot. 5^" Rem ember, our charges are moderate. Oa. 10?im. ADAMS & CO. WOKiUS! WORMS!! WORMS!Vf" DR-McLANE'S VERMIFUGE is warranted to be the best, most safe and radical euro for WormsIt is approveu and recommended by the Medical Faculty in ever section where it has been introduced. In fact, where it is known none other is used. One of our most respocted physicians in speaking of Dr. McLane's Vermifuge says; "Its groat superiority over all other Vermifuges arises from tho fact that while it is more efficacious than any other Vermifuge it is perfectly safe. Jjg-Price 26 cents per bottle. Dr. McLane's ILiver Pills, BEING composed entirely of vegetable substances is not only safe, but have been found by all who have used-them. as the best remedy for p.il aB'ections of the Liver and Dieestive onrans. In fact, whero they are used Liver Complaint cannot oxist. JJTPrico 26 cents per box. The above vaiuablo preparations aro for sale by most of the Druggists, and are to bo had wholesale of P. M. COHEN 4 CO., Importers and Dealors in Drugs, Medicines, Chemicals, Perfumery 4c. No. 29 Hayne-atrcet, Charleston. S. C. RICH Plaid Silks, Brocade do., Mantillps, Talmus, dec. Just received at the "Old Corner." Oct. 3. - E. W. BONNKY. Kpw Goods. I WOULD respectfully inform my friends and cus tomers. that I am now receiving ray Fall and Winter Stock of Dry Goods and Hardware, and hopo to have them complete in both departments during 4he week. W. D. McDOWALL. Oct. 9, 1854 2t?41 FALL GOODS. TUK subscriber lias now completed .his Fall stock in its different, departments, all of which has been selected with special care, and to which, he invites the attention of his his friends and customers generallv. I Oct. 17-2L C. MATHESON. ^ ( PLANTATION GOODS. A LARGE stock "of Nej?ro Cloths, Blankets, alWool Plains, Linseyp, Ac. Ac., just received and for sale at C. MATHESON'S. Oct. 17, 42 3m. FALL CLOTHING. TOST received, a lnree varied assortment of Winter > tl clothing of the latest styles and most dnrnble materials. Also, a full assortment of Gentlemen's outfitting apparel, consisting of Shirts, Drawers, Cravats, ic. Ac., at " O.'MATfrESON.'S. Oct 17, 42 3m. \ BOOTS AND SHOES. ~~ GEORGE ALDKN respectfully invites the attention of the citizens of Camden and the surrounding Country to his extensive stock of BOOTS and SHOES, now receiving direct from the mnnutacturers, which he offers at very low prices. His stock consists f in part, as follows, viz? GENTLEMEN'S Fine eal&kin quilted water-proof BOOTS do do welted do do do water-proof pegged do do do pump do do do Mud Boots i do kip pegged Boots 4 do do do Bootees do calf do do a do do water-proof Bootees do do sewed and pegged Shoes and Bootees do do Oxford Ties " ' do do Pegged Jersey Ties do waterproof Overshoes % . .do gaiter Boots do Itnsset Brogans BOYS' Fine calfskin pegged Boots do do do Jtfootccs do kip , do Boots do do do Bootees < t do calfskin.sewed do ? do Rueset Brognns , g LADIES' Fine Black Satin Gaiters do db lasting do - ' do do kid do do morocco Jenny Linds? ; do white kid and satin Slips do English kid do do French kid Slips and Ties " do American do do do r do morocco Walking Shoes do do do do do lasting buskin Tips do black velvet Slips do goatskin W&lking Shoes do water proof Overshoes ' MISSES' Fine colored gaiter Boots s do -do kid 'do do morocco Walking Shoes . . do ki& Slippers I mi_: * 00 COloreu morocco oii|iper? do IVifia Rubber Shoes do cul'skin School do i> Together with a great variety of CHILDftE N'S SHOES. j ALSO < 6,000 Fairs of Negro Shoes, ! Of his own manufacture. A5S0r-Sole and Upper Leather. Calf and Lining Skins, Band nriu Sarness Leather, Shoe Thread, Shoo Lasts, Shoe Tools of every description. ALSp?Jfen's, Hoy's and Childreno* -?4,PS, new pattern. ~-?L^ Together with a largo stock of Traveling and Common Trunks, Valices, Carpet Bags, Wallets, School Satchels and Water-proof Traveling Bags. ?^~The above comprises but a very small portion of his Stock, all of which will compare with any in the Southern country for style or durability. Oct. 17. 42 * tf A FRESH SUPPLY OF FANCY and HEAVY GROCERIES. Just receiving, consisting of 3 hhds. New Orleans SUGARS 2 " Muscovado DO 30 barrels refined DO 10 " crashed DO 10 sacks Old Java COFFEE 4 20 " Rio DO fl hhds. West India MOLASSES on Loot Voir Orlonns DO 80 boxes Adamantine CANDLES 20 " superior Sperm. DO 10 " " Pearl Starcli 1 " ' No. 1 Soap. Solars aiad Tobacco. 25 M SEGARS, of various brands 2 boxes Perm's TOBACCO 2 " Young America DO 3 " Willis DO 2 " Crown Imperial DO . 1 " Arrow Twist DO Wiues and Iilqnors. 50 barrels Rectified WHISKEY 30 " Old Rye DO 1 half-pipe Pale FTenncssee BRANDY 1 " Champagne DO 1 " Cognac DO 2 quarter pipes Old Madeira WINE Together with' every other nrtiele in the Grocery lino. All of which I will sell at wholesale or retail for cash, or to punctual customers at as low prices as (hoy can be bought in this market. Oct. 8. J. A. SCHROCK. Fresh Preserves, dec. 5 cases assorted PRESERVES 2 11 " JKLLIiS 8 " -Canton GINGER 5 " assorted PICKLES,- half gallons 3 " " quarts 3 M Piccadilli " Just received aqd for sale, low, by Oct. 3. J. A. SCHROCK. A Desirable Residence for Sale. ''I'MIE Subscriber having determined to remove to J_ the country, offers his present residence in Camden for sale. The House has been recently built, and is in good repair?has eight capacious rooms, a Bath ing room, Pantry, Garret, and six closets. On the premises are all necessary outbuildings, an oxcellent well qf water with good fixtures, a large Flower Gar- . den, with choice Shrubbery, Roses, 4c. The location, as regards health and comfort, is unsurpassed. To an early applicant, u bargain will be given. To ' those wishing to purchase, the premises will be shown at any time. W. J. M'KAIN. j Oct. 17. tf? 42 * CtOOPER'S ISING-GLABS, Almonds, Yeaal Pow- 1 I ders, Extracts, Candles, Soaps, Ac., lor sale at the "Old Corner," at the lowest prices. Oct. 10 K. W BONNKY. JOSEPH WHELDEN, ! DEALER IN ] PAINTS, OILS AND GLASS. No. 11 HAYNE-STBEET, CHARLESTON, S. C. HE keeps constantly Tor sale, a general assortment < of Paints and Oils ol all kinds, Varnishes, Window Glass and Sashes, Spts. Turpentine, Spirit Gas, Cotton root-Gin Fixtures, Glue and Brushes, of van- 1 ouskiud*. 37?ly ' Hams! Hams!! OAAA Superior Canvass Hams. Just received by J. A. 8CHR0CK. ( Fresh Cheese. 2 CASES P. A. Cheese; 10 Boxes Goshen Cheese. Just received bjr J. A. SO II RUCK. Administrator's Notice. ALL persons having demands against Thomas Salmood, deceased, are requested to hand them in I roperly attested, and those indebtod will make irnme- ' diate payment to M. Naudin, Esq. Oct. 10- JOHN McCAA, AdmV. HKJtlO'V^m.XLia ' ?'r i ."5.-' ' L} . FRESH GROCERIES. r(E subscriber lias removed to the Store opposite Maj. it. S. Moffat, (formerly ocoupied by .8. W, Slmmbers,) where ho is receiving a fresh supply of FAHEILT GROCERIES, "WINES and tlQOORS, consisting in part of , New Orleans, Muscovado and UJartnea BUUAm Rio and Muscovado MOLASSES Sperm. Adamatitjpe and Tallow CANBLfcS" *'' A full assortment of r,: , Pickles, Preserves, Sauces and K/HchujvJbeat Hen1 jessy Brandy, .Port, 'Madeira and Sherry Wines, Together with a variety of . FANOY DRY GOODS, which will be soldat the lowest prtces, and to which .lie attention of purchasers is respectfully iovited. lyGive mo a call. I am determined to sell .cheap. D. R. PEEBLES.' Camden, Sept. 6. 3C if - Hew Good*. AM. & R. KENNEDY are now receiving their fall stock, and will be able to show an extenlive and handsome assortment of dfeeirable gOodrin a' ew days. Sept. 19^f. . < CARPET Bags, Floor Cloths, Crumb Cloths, ic. lust received at " the Old Corner." Sep: 19?tf. E. W. BONNET! " ?* 200 piece# Negro Cloths, from. 12ito 60 cents a yard, just opened at " the Old Oofner" Sept. 19?tf. E..VT. BONNBY. MEN S and Youth's Refldy Made. Clothing, tl.e most extensive and desirable stock ever pjjffrod n this raurkot, just opened at ' the Old Corner,,' by Sept. 19?tf, ' E. W BONNEY.'" LADIES' rich dress goods-rEinblqideneg, Glo.ves, Laces, Curtain Muslins, Jfcc., received andfix sale o\v at " the Old Corner'' by Sept. 19?tf. E. W. BONNET. ' Gil US. JUST received a large lot common to fine Single and Double Barrel GunS. Also, Porter's Nine Shooter ud Mnrston's endless Britch loading Rides." With a rnriatv nf aruyrtintr tmnlAmfinla ,.v-v W. D. ilcDOWALL Oct. 9, 1854 ~ ATTENTION ALL! " I^HE undersigned beg to cairthe attention "of their . friends and the public generally, to, the -.very andsome assortment of goods, which,-.ibey are now eceiving, consisting in part as follows: .. , 10 Hhds. best Brown Sugar 12 Bbls. Clarified Sugar 0 " Crashed do. 5 " Powdered do. ' * 25 Sacks Hio Coffee T : 15 " Xaguirado. r. r . 20 Barrels-New Orleans Molasses 85 Boles Adnmanti' e Candles ' s 3 Tierces first q'nality Rice Soap, Starch; Matches, Ac, Ac; * WIRES AND LIQUORS. 25 Baskets IIeidsick Chamnc.igni ' .r -l 6 " - Geasler -do.J ? ; .5 " Fleur dc rosa 8 qr. Casks " Otnrd" Brandy 1-naif pipe "' *do. 60 Bbls. Common "Whiskey 'r "/<f- :j 20 " Boston Rum w-r j iin r.i.j ^ t ]5 " UIO ityc, nammona it iiuiier 5 " Bourbon <fc Union Hammond Whiskey... ^ 6 v" Hoacl bocks ' * do. . 2 " Old Hourine 44 do. A qr Casks Old Madeira Wine - '**> ) t " " u Slierry do. . ? - 2. * " " Port do. In v . 10 CaseVfr-fr?__Claret do. . . 1 qr. Cask Irish^ 10 Gals. Lavender Brandy?10 " Cherry do. " 26 Cases Genuine "Schiedam Schnapps" 2 14 4,Dr. Green's" celebrated Bitters 6 44 Champaigne Cider 3 Casks Loudon Porter 5 44 Tennet & Falkirk Ale 2 Johanuisbcrgcr "Hock" FANCY GROCERIES. 3 Cases Tomatto, Walnut, and Mushroon Catsup 6 44 Hermetically sealed Lobsters <fc Salmon 3 Chests Superior Tens 1 Bbl. BuUer Crackers 1 44 Boston do. 1 44 Sugar do. 1 " Soda do. 12 Boxes " do. 1 Case Tamarinds 3 Cases Brandy Fruits 2 " Jams and Jellies 3 " Assorted Preserves 200 lbs. Eng. Walnut, Pecan and Brazil Nuts 100 " " Novieia" Almonds 100 " "Bordeux" do. 25 qr. Boxes Rnisius * "1S2 half " do. Lemon Syrup and Lemon Sugar 1 doz. Flavoring Extracts S " Guava Jelly 2 " Mustard, Eng. and American. - , Cloves, Nutmegs, Mace and Cinnamon , 100 pieces Fancy Prints. 60 " Kerseys 200 pair Negro Blankets 100 pieces Brown Homespun' 60 " Bleached do. 1 25 " Roclc Island and Kentucky Jeans . 30 " Checked and Striped Goods 12 " Silk Hkdfs. ' ' 5 " cheap Ilead Hkdfs. 12 " Muslin Letter, Fool's Cop, and Bill Paper Table and Pocket Cutlery Segars and Tobacco. 5 M Cott? n Plant 5 " Figaro 3 " Regalia at $60 per M. 5 " Ugues_ 5 " Sylvas at |40 per II. 10 " Washington 10 " Imperials 8 " Suntiago 4 " Various brands 12 boxes sup. Tobacco 2 Gross fine cut do. also, ' A fine lot of Door Mats, Brooms, Bucket*, -Tube; 3askets, die., <fcc_, with a great mnn^ nrtiules too jjoj nerous to mention, all of which will be'seld exceedng low for ennh, or upon 12 months credit to :puoe? 1? J- ? , uni customers, < ui parties who uo qui pay m jeaoi ?nce a year, we must decline selling to. All tire ar icles ore warranted to be what we represent them. iVe hope by strict attention.to business, and fair deal-, ng, to merit a share of patronage. MOOKE 4 KG Y KEN DAL. . Ang. 29, 85 tt Sardines Lobsters, dec.; t A * 1)0X68 Sardines; 10 doz. 1 Do.; 5 cases L\J Freeh Salmon in cans; 5 do. Lobsters in cans. For sale by J. A. 8CHR0CK. Fresh Cracker*. 2BBLS.Soda Crackers; 2 da Butter Crackers; 1 da Water Crackers; 1 do. Sugar Crackers. Just revived by J*. A. SCHROCK. Sperm aud Adamantine Candle*. OA BOXES Genuine Sperm Candles; 30 .do. Ada ?i\J man Candles, for sale by J. A. SOHROCK. Nuts, Raisin*, Ac. FRESH Almonds, Pecan Nuts, Filberts, Brazil Nuts, English Waluuts, Raisins, Ac. Just rewired by J. A. 8CHROCK. Wlue Bottles. A FEW Gross French Wine Bottles in crates,orby rx. the dozen, to suit pnrohasora, Glass Jars for Preserves, for sale at Z. J. DlHAYV. Aug. 29 35 -* William HE. Shannon, WILL act as my Agent during my absence from t'amdon. K A. CUNNINGHAM. Oct, 30, ' 41 r If i * ics, Inventors, Manufacturers and fa?77m tod b? men practical!?skilled in the crrs.ntia5' rtjfrlafe A? Probably no other Journal of the' >snttf extensively circulated. orso,geuertillyw?tie(^i<jBMpy which issue weekly ^rom'the PntVul $?k tratcduLtth Engravings, and Uie.claiD0? of aiirj are ^published regularly 1n its eohrrm:4k9? ? col.En cyclopedia of inlbrmhUon npoh jfl<;?ji Mechanical improvements, ChtmuUy, J'.rgiwrlgjtfyb ,fM the Silences generally, it ia'pubMied ueekhyifcagfflfc ^ to form suitable for btodrntf, an^ok vor.uife^^? .. PouriHtifiidcfed and fiixteeh' fiaftt&*R$8tfrtffcWBff:/ ":v> several hundred Engravings^* ith-J| Index, Jts circulation on the 23,009 copies per week, and one volume'are worth'to any fuufitp .The following Cash" Prizes a r6'offered % era.f^r ,the ^r4een-liiix?M;^ $4ff-ibr the tfcve'irHV; $3 Wdr tile eijS' ninth; $25 Ibc the tenth; 20 for the1 ' thertwelfibj $W for. cud fourteenth. The cash >iU5>e paid to .die s'n.c^Wjb ';,lq competitor immediately a'ftvr the first of Terms?One copy one-year'$'2', one copy $1; five copies six months.84; iqb enpfettkix md|NB|A? $$" ten .copies tweiye months- $15; fifteen Mf&HgKiw months'$22; twenfv~copiefci]2 n?)h.th?$'2BipTi<^'^|tojf ' -j No number of subscription nboyo twenty-canlijra?v keti-nt less fhBW $1.40 each. Names cSn'.lS'MSKS?at dilliei cnt tithes imdfrom difhSTSut ?Wt foljWPKw. Southern and TV astern .money. proeuting patents ior new inventicp^gjtd^ill^HHl inventors without charge, in rcgrr^<v^^^^nBm^ ;~. 1 YALrJABIvK-'A^D^i^^Bg''' :> ^ tlio terras made liberal;.:. '. Sumter Banner; .and .Watchman, and Uarlfiig'fon .i^. A Fla? will copy to the nmount of Jen 'doilarV ud d. semi ii;'" bil^to this office'.'- ; " / 'I TTtI) offer for Sale tha Plantation <yr which T T Ier resided at the timo of hisTdeatlr,M^^^^|f aud .Darlington Districts, confnifliiijpT-tfftO'aerrtJTl^mfe ior loss, witlr tolerable buildings?201) acres cIcQredt'^-^ Also, 40 acres Bottom Land,-"' in.cultivation. Wo will/* receive bids for saidPLand nntil/lsfc of Deamlktr.Msft.5? if not sold by that time It will be soldi on .the gfltltjtfeWBjr . comber, 1854, at publio" .Also, three other tracft ofitfcand, one Wwl .-3 fork ofjLyncjie*, Creeks, containing six hundreds ? moreorlcss?one iuCheaWtleld Distinct, containmg.,1^ ohoqq Rlpck Riyer, in Kershaw District^" $ All the abotfb named Lands ~Tl^T^'77P^^-?*-^)^^Lato residence of Jas. Tiller, deed.; any fur ther inforiiihtioii^ wanting call on tho subscribers. E. >15. TfLLKR, -X;. W. m* August II. 1354. '33 ''Til iJIpM ^ ar The Sumter Banne'r and Darlington Flag .?;UlJ?y please .copy till 1st October and forward bills to tfitt'f Office. I -.. : / />... 1 . , Pickle and Preserve Jan. J?~ A LARGE assortment \vth Corks to fit, just recoiT^ ^ 1Y ed and for salo by T. J. WOBKlfA'N k CO. Aug.29. 35" : * T anH f?. OKI. ! TEE subscriber offers for sale his 'pXANTAKQfS in the Fork of Lynches Creek, containing,47 5 . acres, and about 125 acres of whfcff is under cuftiftC^S?r tion, well watered, ditched and drained; and fencwrf^J? good repair; the uncleared land is wjdl timbered:8omb:;p? marsh land which in excellent range f?rrn flirt ffin^hrr premises are a comfortable Dwelling House, ainii. alLSL, necessary out buildings. Persons wishing t&j&jrtcLiUjb would do well to call and examine for tli?mts??^BST* a, ^ JACOB" SLLlSk^W 5opt. 26, 1854. . : iEpr s.m? : : f *. AT low prices*and on easy terms the foTlo.wfn^fl^^P' eels of Real Estate in.t|ie,up{^?^i\of-Catji<ien*.; on the square "adjoining Kirkwoodk,<w- ' My House and Lot' on ' Littleton street: tlie Hooso and Lot ndjoining on'the north,' artflttyfi'e'l/om oifr "Ufc corner oi .bjiueion ana naurens sir?ew.v . ' ... ... , W. M,SHJ(MJO ?SUl 18S4' . Executor'* Rfo?ic?. - - *jt4 utt jjp ALL' persons having demands .ajjainat \ Bask in, dec'd will presen t tl icm,^uf?aUe2|fL * and those indebted' vrtll make payment to -r^v ftS" Oct 3, ' a. g.- B' A d m'11 * * * ra * ? r* 'j ALL persons indebted to the Eetate of Mr?.' SafwiL A, Miller, dec'd, are requested to settfe dp, . enable me to effect a settlement of the Estate*-by tW'jK first of January next., . .6. R.* J^LLW^drtvi#? * Flat Hock, July 21st, 1851., . tap-rlP 'sffrNew Business EstabHs3^ien^^j^ THE subscribers wish to inform tile public.genara]v, &t, lyi that they have opened a CAftRI'AtjB op.tlic Robinson Road, 15} miles above Cdmden;.d#ti_STy ' are now preparedin attend to all orders in They will not be .excelled in.tUejyfealiQrtot-' or reasonableness of their ctyifg^by ?n3?olhCf^abj*^i '".J. Waftft, WoiWHrorkman:j?* terandTrioimerX'W^r^iVo^elrtJftdi^^at^fiWntSfv^P' their.departments, and-olT Blacksmith's wdfk'VSIl bfcty* guuu :u uiuui uj twuijimvpi vvgittiflW WARIS Jf.COC^X J- SepM2. _37'_ fry, W -BULGER & DEVi?E,^^te Will attend to Boarding, Selling stand, in Hill view* ofthe Moutgbn'erf TlW?SH^i goraorv, Ala. " n" t. imr.fMr.tt P?/n D*VAHUk ^ttRw ' _. flept. C. , . SONS OF TEMWBRAWE. WATBREB DiViSIOMf NO. 5. rpHE regular mooting ofthfo Division will bo held 60: X Thursday ?vetoing, at 7 o'clock. By order of ts.e W. ' . 3 C. W. IIERSKT. fc. f?j - " idexifM Wnrtanf LliUmcnT rpOO well known to require any description or to- ' X commendation, may alwaya to found at Aug. Z- i. DaHAY'8. 7 LOOKING AHEAD! f7~ ~~ . THE undersigned hng opened at Hie * Old Corner," . tho MOST EXTENSIVE stock of Goods ho has erer rffered to the citizens of Camden nnd the surrounding oountry. Ife has sekotedfronrUie mprtdq^-'V sirable importations, such Goods fcs he is ftatiftBod are well adapted to the wants of this community. Garmotto still is." low prices and quick tola* * Sept. 12. E. tY. e6$?$T,.