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r - ? - MARRIED?Near fiartsville, Darlington district, j on Thursday evening last, by Rev. H. Spain, Mr. Benjamin W. Chambers, of Charleston, to Miss Mart Furgcson, of the former place. Arrivals at the mansion House, for the week ending not. 18. E. G. ROBINSON, PROPRIETOR. Charles Spencer, Bishop- L. Pieot, Philadelphia. ville. A. A. Laney, N. C. J. Holmes, Angusta. R. Hamilton, L. Hill. "W. A. Graham, Lanc'r. Sam1) W. Brewer,' Flat John J. Graham, " Rock. A. McLean, Samter. John Thompson, L. HilL J. J. Tiller, Kershaw. Wm. Masaey, Yorkville. J. K King, " W. B. Haliburton, N.,C. B. S. Lucas, " F. G. Spann, Sumter. Capt J. J. Lucas, Char. N. F. Spann, " Dr. C. McKinuon. Ker- W. C. White; Ky. Shaw. B. Dulaney, " L. McKinnon. " J. 0. Kelly, Darlington. W. Massev. York. I H. D. Herron, " Wm. Robinson, Lanc'r. J. R. Dye, Beaver Creek. JoDea Crocket, " Miss Emily Dye, " J. J. Mime, Darlington. Mrs. MunroA servt. Char. Jas. B. Mitchell, Phila. Dr. W. H. Pierce, Col. Jas. R. Magill, Lano'r. F. L. Jackson, Baltimore. A.W.Connors, " S. J. Odom, Darlington, Mrs. J. H. Connors, " J. A. M. Lannier, ChocMrs. "Judge Munro, two taw, Ala. daughters & serv'L Miss M. T. Lannier, LanWm. G. King, N. C. caster. Wyatt Patterson, L. Hill. Robt. D. White, Char. Dr. Dye & Lady, R. M't . L. W. R. Blair & servt Dr. Shropshire, Miss. Kershaw. H. Whaley, Chattanooga. R. C. Blair, Ala. J. J. Shaw, Snmter. C. 8. Spencer, Bishopville. L. C. Laney, N. C. ?A Thing of Beaaty Is a Joy Forever." Why will people endure pimples on the " human face divine," or eruptions of any kind, when it is a fact that is so well known that Dr. Guysott's Tellow Dock and Sarsaparilla cleanses the skin from all impurity, removing Pimples, Sores, and Blotches, leaving MAido oo Vino 1 fomAAtk fin/? O/rff AO thp IUO ?UWIMA |/ai wj uo ucaiviyf dujwvu uuv? uv>? w> flesh Of the babe. It is really pnceless to all that wish the rosy beauty of childhood. It causes all sores aod poisonous wounds to discbarge all infested matter, and eradicates every impurity from the system. It does its work mildly, but effectually, giving cotfscious beauty and blooming health in the placo of ugliness and soul-sickening disease. CAMDEN PRICES CTJRRENT.L BAGGING, per yard. 14 to 18 BALE ROPE, per pound, 11 to 15 BUTTER " 18 to 20 BEEF, 4 to 6 BACON, " ... 9}to 12 COFFEE " 12 to 14 CHEESE, " to 15 COTTON; " 6i to 8| CORN,... .per bushel, 75 to 87 FLOUR^. .perbarrel, 700 to900 iVDJUKK,... .per cwt <o 10 oj LARD,. ...perpound,. 12Jto 14 MOLASSES,, per gallon .. 30 to 37 OATS, .per bushel, 50 to 62 PEAS ..... tolOO SUGAR... .per pound, 6 to 12 SALT per sack to 2J Beoeipts and Disbursements of the Commissioners of the Poor from Oct. 1, 1853, to Oct 1,^ 1854. Jr1853. DR. J? Oct 1. Cash in hand this day $135S.4?/' ' 1854 ^ Sept Received from Tax Collector being 14 per cent ou the General Tax, 1157.40 Received from Treasurer of . Lunatic Asylum, 14.14-2,530.00 1854. CR. Sept. 30, Paid keeper of Poor House 144.00 " Physician " " l ou.oo " Secretary and Treas'r. 10U.00 M hire of 2 negroes 195.13 " for provision for Transient Paupers 281.92 ' Funeral .Expenses of Transient Paupers. 25.25 * " Physician for attendance on Sundry transient Paupers in the country, 36.00 " Funeral Expenses of paupers in PoorHouse 10 31 . * liire or negroes uuo last y r. au.oo lor repairs on Poor House 14.00 for provision, clothing, &c. for paupers in PoorHouse 656.63 By cash in hand 9S6.10-2.530.00 All of which is respectfully submitted, W. E. HUGHSON, Treas. Com. P. K. D. J. W. Doby, Treasurer, in acct with Com. of * ' Roads, K. Dist. 1853. DR. Oct 1. Cash in hand, $336.64 Received from J. M. DoSaussure, G6.00- 402.64 1854. July 1. Collected for the year 1854, 1200.00 $1,602.64 CR. Paid A. Bailey for building Blakeney's bridge $250.00 " E. Parker for lumber, Ac." 80.38 " B. B. M'Caa for hire of waggons, 13.00 1 J AA " Zaauantey i*.uu u K. King for lumber 4.37 " C. Perkins for mile posts 1.50 " J. P. Alexander for lettering guide boards, 1.50 M J. K. Bang for hauling 2.00 " J. Arledge for hauling andlumb'r 24.76- 391.51 Balance on hand, $1211.13 D. I? DeSaussure, Treasurer, in acct current with Com. of Pub. Buildings, E. Diet 1853. DR. Nov. re. ' To Balance $261.97 1854. <Vt_ 12. PeDOsit in cash bj J. "W. Doby, Tax Collector 1,000.00-1,261.97 1864. CR. Feb. 13. Paid M. Naudiu in part indexing book in office Mesne Conveyances 160.00 - Oct 13. paid C. L. Cliatten for reeiirs on Court House 23.S6 o. do. for Jail 1,00 ' " 16". paid balance M. Naudin's acct for indexing in book of Mesne Conveyances and n glass pat ia Court Houso & paying for record book 341.00 41 30. paid J. Workman acct. for whitewashing, painting A glazing at Jail, Ac. 42.60 To baL due Com Pub. Buildings, 703.62 v $1,261,97 D.'L. DESAUSSURE, Oct. 30. Trea. Com. Pub Buildings K. D. Rev. Dr. Cnmmingg' Works. LECTURES on the Miracles; Lectures on the Parables; on the Apocalypse, 1st and 2d series; Lectures on Romanism; Lectures on Daniel; Scripture Readings on Genesis and Exodus; Voices of the Day and Night' Voices of the Dead; Benedictions or the Blessed Life; The Tent and the altai; The Great Sacrifice; Christ our Passover; Kitto's Daily Bible Illustrations, ha 8 voL 12 mo.; Coleridgcs Works, 6 vol. 12mo; fftiamhflr*' MiacAllanies. 10 voL 12mo.: Chambers' Pa pere for the People, 6 vol. 12mo^ DoSaulcy's Narative of a Journey round the Dead Sea and in the Bible Lauds, iu 1850 and 1851, including an account of the discovery of the 8ites of Sodom and Gomarrab. Also a variety of Miscellaneous Works, School Books, Ac. A. YOUNG. Nov. 20. ' _ * k 46 OUB FMENBS AMD THE PUBLIC ARK respectfully informed that they will find at the old stand of Workman A Boone, a large and well assorted stock of BOOTSand SHOES, HAM, CAPS, Trunks, Valices and Carpet Bags, which we Will sell as low as can be bonght in this market. A^>r!l fS. WORKMAN ft CO. * t* IfOMIIfATIOir. Adjutant THOMAS J. WARREN, is respectfully announced as a candidate for Major, to fill the vacancy occasioned by the resignation of Lieut. Col. Kershaw. HATS AND CAPS AT COST. THE subscribers having determined to discontinue this part of their business, will dispose of the remainder of their stock of Hats and Caps at cost for cash, or at a vet}' small advance on time. Ah examination of their stock and prices will at once convince any one desirous of purchasing, that it will be decidedly to his interest to buy of them. Goods of like quality have never been offered at such low prices Among them may be found fine and fashionable MOLESKIN AND BEAVER, also, a good article of PLANTATION HATS.. Nov. 21?tf. WORKMAN & CO. Keep Your Feet W^rm and Dry. LADIES and Gentlemen who are exposed either to the wet or cold winter-.weather, would do well to provide themselves with Cork Soles and Winter Overshoes, which may be bad of superior quality and on reasonable terms of WORKMAN & CO. Nov. 21, ) 47 tf. Headquarters 23d Regiment S. . IV. Camden, Nov. 18, 1854. THE following appointments have been madeintbo Regimental Staffi John J. Workman, Judge Advocate vice William C. Moore, resigned. Edward E. Workman Assistant Surgeon. A. G. Baskin, Quarter Master vice John J. Workman appointed Judge Advocate. All to take rank from this date as first Lieutenants, A*tsl fA onr? in frit*. "Rv nr/tar ?"W W WWWMVJ V- -v?" ? ?J of Col. xaylor, THO. J. WARREN, It Adjutant. Strayed FROM the subscriber, a Bay Mare, 6 years old, light formed, and cropped in front, with a large scaron her left fore leg. A reasonable reward w ill be paid on delivery oroaid mare. Camden. Nov 14?46 J. S. DEPASS. ? CAMDEN BAZAAR. WEarenow prepared to notify our friends in town and its vicinity, that we have received a full assortment of WINTER GOODS, sujtable for this market, and will receive more with every train, viz: All sorts of D.tY GOODS, as plain and Cotton, Cotton and Worsted and all worsted Goods, Silks and Ribbons, Pantaloon Stuffs, Broad -Cloths, Linens, Table Cloths, Shawls, Mantles and Mantillas, Embroideries, Garpetings, Ac, READY MADE CLOTHING of all descriptions GROCERIES, of all descriptions, Hardware, Cutlery, Earthen and. Chinawore, Saddlery; Woodwarc, Shoes and Boots, Hats, Caps and Bonnets, Hosiery, Ac. Ac. Thanking the public in general for their kind pat ronage up to this time, we promise to try to merl their further confidence. Terms?Charleston Prices. \f nDTTCvpu Jr rn Camden' Nov. 13. tf At ol z ^ qs.db^ NEW STORE! NEW 600SS!! AT the CHARLESTON" CLOTHING AND DRV GOODS STORE, two doors above Workman & Co.'s Shoe Stove, Camden, S. C. '' The subscriber respectfully informs the citizens of Camden and surrounding country, that he has open* ed a New Store, where he constantly keeps on hand | a large and beautiful stock of the aoove Goods, to- ; gether with a good many other articles, which he will sell on the most reasonable terms for cash, or to any punctual customers, and the trade of any other > kiud is respectfully declined. His motto is quick sales and small profits. Please give him a call. Nov. 13.?40tf J. ISRAEL. STUART'S Refined Sufi'ar Ilouso Syrup and Northern Cheese. Just opened at the " Old Corner," by Nov. 14. E. W. BONNEY. Talmas! Talmas!! rWNTTTl ?1 M J-f. *1.. 1 ' I U1E< BUOSCl'luer rcspcctiuny luiunup tuc juuicc ui _L Camdeu and tlie surrounding country, that lie keeps constantly on bund, .a large and beautiful stock Cloth, Silk and Merino TALMAS, Ribbons, Bonnets, Collars, dc., dc., which he will sell on tin?most reasonable terms for cash, or t > punctual customers. Nov. 14,?tf. J. ISRAEL HATS, Caps, Shoes, Trunks, Guns and Cutlery, by J. ISRAEL- . ATTENTION! NOT to any great Military orders, but attention the whole, while I inform the citizens of Camden that I am permanently settled two doors above M. Drueker d Co.'a where I keep constantly on hand a beautiful stock of JEWELRY, Cutlery, Spectacles, Silver and Plated Ware, Port Monaics, Indies Companions, Card Ca^es, Knives, da, da, which he will sell o>' the most reasonable terms for cash or to punc- i tual customers. The trade of any other kind is re spectfully declined. J2g~Watchf8 and Jewelry repaired in the best mauner, and all work warranted. CHARLES BOFENSCHEN. Nov. \l - 46 tf Liuseed Oil. AFRESH supply of English Linseed Oil, just received and for sale by Nov. 14?tf. T. J. WORKMAN <fc CO. I Congress Water. AFRESH supply just received by T. J. WORKMAN & CO. Fancy Cliina Ware ! JUST received at Workman's Drug Store, an elegant assortment of China Ware, consisting in part of Fine Gilt China cups and saucers, with and without mottoes Rich Gilt Card receivers and Jewelry stands Fancy China Inkstands, Jewelry boxes } Flower Vases, elegant Toilet bottles, ic. <fcc. ALSO, A full supply of American and English Tooth and Ilair Brushes; Clothes, Hat and Shoe do. Buffalo dressing Combs, pocket and fine tooth Combs Also a large lot ol nnoandcommon bnaving orusnes. Jacob's Cordial. HOOFLAKD'S German Bitters; Carter's Spanish Mixture; Bull's, Townsend'sand Sand's Sarsaparilla; Radway's Ready Relief, Ready Resolvent, Ready Regulators; Areassi?n Balm for the hair Roger's Liverwort and Tar; Ayer's Cherry Pectoral Wistar's Balsam Wild Cherry! Hutcbings' Dyspepsia Bitters; Oxygenated Bitters Moffat's Bitters; Tarrants' Seltzer Asserient Upham'8 vegetable Electuary; Rowand's Tonic Rowaud's Compound Syrup of Blackberry Root Henry's Magnesia; Murray's Fluid Magnesia Citrato Ellis' Magnesia; Christie's Galvanic Curatives Mustang Liniment; Jaynes' Medicines Rose's Family Medicines; Strong's Pills; Moffat's do.v Leroy's, Peters' and Holloway's Pills Jew David's Hebrew Plaster; Peery's Dead Shot McLane's Vermifuge and pills; *Fahnestock'a Vermifuge, with a g-eat many oi,ner rateot Medicines to be Jouna at T. J. WORKMAN It CO'b. Drug Store. Segstrs. A FINE assortment of Spanish Segasa may be found at WORKMAN'S Drug Store 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 December next, the following property, to-wit: * fW. rnoPP lllTAP 1V1WR Anil PftlvM liAn?? An A cart, 50 bushels corn, fodder, shucks, peas, 4c. levied on and to bo sold as the property of Wilder Smith, at the suit of W. H. Ratcliff vs. Wilder Smith. The mare to be sold at the Court House on Monday 4th day of said month, the provisions and stock will be sold at deft's residence on Tuesday Becond day of sale. Terms cash, purchasers to ppy for papers. THO. BASKIN, S. K. D. j Nov 10 46 CHARLES BOFENSCHEN, Watch M^ker and Jeweller, CAMDEN, S. C. f y PIANOFORTES. ) rpHE subscriber has just received a supply of six A. and seven Octavo PIANO FORTES, Rosewood cases, of superior tone and workmanship, and are warranted equal to any manufactured in this country, from the celebrated house of Hollett and Cumston, Boston, and will be sold at manufacturers' prices. Nov 14 GEO. ALDEN. "To the Rescue," THOSE indebted to me for the past, will aid me very much in meeting my Fall payments, if they will come forward immediately and settle their Bills. Coming to do so before January will be thought no breach of courtesy whatever on the part of those indebted for the years 1851, '53 and '53. Nov 14?3t Z. J. Dell AT. Assignee'* Notice. DAVID R. PEEBLES having made an assignment of all his Estate for the benefit of his creditors, notice is hereby giveu to all persons interested in the same, that they signify their acceptance uuder the provisions of the said assignment on or before the first day of December next, or they will be precluded from the benefits of the same. H. PATE, Assignee. W. M. SHANNON, .Agent for Creditors. Nov. 14. 40 3t Further Notice. a, ' ' T-. 1, D.A1.4 TRK,,.. Kir AJLjIj persons inaeuicu to u. xv. i ccum, ? ?? Note or account ore requested to come forward and settle without delay, as the business must be closed. . *H. PATE, Assignee. Nov. 14. 46 tf . Notice. All persons indebted to the subscriber will please call and settle as soon as possible, as be is determin- I ed to close his business by the 1st of January. Nov. 14.?tf. H. JPATE. Camden School Association. THE Annual Meeting of the Board of Trustees of the Camdeu School Association will be held at the School Room on Monday, 20th inst, at 4 o'clock, P. M. A. M. KENNEDY, Sec. Nov 7 -2t?46 Camdeu Female Academy. THIS School will be vacant ontho flretof January. The Trustees desire to elect a Teacher forthwith. All information may be obtained from Nov. 7?4t. J. S. DEPASS, Sec'y. ; 1 Pickle aud Preserve Jan. A LARGE assortment wtb Corks to fit, just receiv- ' ed and for sale by T. J. WOflgJIAN & CO. Aug.29. IIEADQUARTERS S. C. M, ORDER NO. ?. ' | rPHE Brigadier Generals commanding the several X Brigades composing the Third Division South Carolina Militia are 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, Tor l.o nfflfln /\f Xfoinr rinnnrnl vnented hv the resitma tion of Major General John Buchanan, and forthwith transmit to the Adjutant General's Office at Columbia a certified statement in writing showing the result of the polls in their respective Brigades. By order of the Commander-in-Chief, R. G. M. DUNOVANT, Adj. Gen. Oct. 24. 43 te A FRESII SUPPLY OF FANCY and HEAVY GROCERIES. Just receiving, consisting of 3 Mills. Kciv orIe?ns&UOABS , 2 " Muscovado DO 30 barrels refined DO 10 " crashed DO 10 sacks Old Java COFFEE 20 " Rio DO 5 hhds. West India MOLASSES 20 best New Orleans DO 80 boxes Adamantine CANDLES 20 " superior Sperm. DO { 10 " " Pearl Starch t~, I 1 " ' No. 1 Soap. Scgars and Tobacco. 25 M SEGARSi of various brands 2 boxes Penn's TOBACCO 2 " - Young America 1)0 3 " Willis DO 2 " Crown Imperial DO ,,, 1 " Arrow Twist DO Wines and Ltqnors. 50 barrels Rectified WHISKEY 30 " Old Rye \ DO 1 half-pipe Pale Tlennesseo BRANDY 1 " Champagne DO 1 " Cognac DO 2 quarter-pipes Old Madeira WINE Together with every other artielo it* the Grocer* line. All of which I will sell at wholesale or rctal for cash, or to punctual customers at as low prices a they can be bought in this market. Oct. 8. J. A. SCHROCK. A Desirable Residence for Sale. THE Subscriber having determined to remove o the country, offers his present residence in Camden for sale. The Houso has boen recently built, ati is in good repair?has eight capacious rooms, a Batt ing room, Pantry, Garret, and six closets. On tie premises are all necessary outbuildings, an excelled well of watei^With good fixtures, a large Flower Garden, with choice Shrubbery, Roses, Ac. The locatioi, as regards health and comfort, is unsurpassed. , To an early applicant, a bargain will be given, lb those wishing to purchase, the premises will be shown at any time. W. J. M'KAIN. Oct. 17. tf?42 CCOOPER'S ISING-GLASS, Almonds, Yeast Pov f dere, Extracts, Candles, Soaps, Ac., for sale at th "Old Corner," at the lowest prices. Oct. 10 E. W BONtfEY. Hams! Hams!! JVAAA Superior Canvass Hams. Just received ?\J\J\J by J. A. SCHROCK.' -J Fresh Cheese. 2 CASES P. A. Cheese; 10 Boxes Goshen Cheese. Just received by J. A. SCHROCK. Administrator's Notice. ALL persons having demands against Thomas Salmond, deceased, are requested to hand them is properly attested, and those indebted will make immediate payment to M. Naudin, Esq. Oct. 10- JOHN McCAA, Adm'r. > New Goods. I WOULD respectfully inform my friends and customers, that I am now receiving my Eall and Winter Stock of Dry Goods nud Hardware, and hope to have them complete in both departments during* the week. ' W. D. McDOWALL. New Business Establishment* THE subscribers wish to inform the public generally, that they have opened a CARRIAGE SHOP on the Robinson Road, 15J miles above Camden, and are now prepared to attend to all orders in their lino. They will not bo excelled in the quality of their work or reasonableness of their charges, by any other establishment. J. Ware, Wood-workman, and W. Cockein, Painter and Trimmer, will give their undivided attention to their departments, and all Blacksmith's work will be done to order by competent workmen. WARE <fc COCKEIN Sept. 12. 37 ly. ! SOWSOF TEMPERANCE. | WATERED DIVISION NO. 9. THE regular meeting of this Division will bo heldon Thursday evening, at 7 o'clock. By order of the W. P. C. W. HERSEY, R. S. * : 'W - PROCXAMATIOlf. . By ITui Excellency John Laurence Manning, Goverrun and Commander-in-Chief in and over the State oj South Carolina. WHEREAS it ia a duty incumbent upon everj people at all times to acknowledge tlieir dependence upon an all-wise and merciful God; to praise Lira for his glory and benefactions, and to express in contrition and humiliation a submission to His-disUenSationfL fltlri (tpnpnitnni>fl iirv>n TTrn nnwor .And whereas it is eminently becoming in the people of this State, in view of the great benefits which have been bestowed upon them during the past year. and also in view of the mortality and other calamities which in some places have befallen them, to make public demonstrations of their gratitude, and humiliation and resignation: Now, therefore, I, JOHN LAURENCE MANNING, Governor and Commander-in-Chief in and over the State of South Carolina, do hereby set apaJt THURSDAY, the twenty third day of November, as a day ol Thanksgiving, Fasting, Humiliation and Prayer; and I hereby invite the ministers and teachers of all religions denominations throughout the State, upon that day to open their several places ot public worship, and return thanks to Almighty God for the manifestations of His mercy; to acknovyledga the sins of the people; and, by humiliation and prayer, to entreat His forgiveness of them, and implore the extension over the commonwealth of His love and mercy. And I further invite all persons ongagod in secular pursuits to close, for the day above mcntioued, their places of business, and forsake their usual avocations, and to promote, as far as possible, a proper observance of the rites and solemnities of the occasion. Given under my hand and the seal of the State, at Columbia, this thirty-first day of October, A. D. one thousand eight hundrod and fiftyfour, and in the seventy-ninth year of American Independence. _ JNO. LAURENCE MANNING. HEN. i'ERRY, J&ecretary oi state. Nov. 14, 46 td. Salt afloat 2AAA Sacks Liverpool Salt landing and for UUV/Baleby SIMONS, BROTHERS, No. 169 East Bay, Charleston. Nov 7 3t?46 DoKalb Rifle Guards. YOU are hereby ordered to parade at Camden on Saturday the 26th inst at 10 o'clock, a. m., armed and equipped as the law directs. An election will be held on that day for First and Third Lieutentanta. By order of Capt. Moffat, Nov 7?46 J. P. McKINNON, 0 8. Attention Beat No. 9. YOU are hereby ordered to parade at Camden on Saturday, 26th inst., at 10 o'clock, a. m., armed and equipped as the law directs. This muster will take place in the stead of the usual parade in January. An election will be held for Second and Third Lieutenants. . Lt. Harris and Sergts. Man and Clyburn are hereby detailed as Managers. Tlxr nrHlip nf flnnrf WnPVXf AV V,MV* w* Camden Ligkf Infantry. MEMBERS who have not yet" given their measures lor Caps will call on the Clerk immediately and do so, that the order for them may bo forwarded without delay. By order of Capt. Ancrura. Nov. 7?It Z. J. DeHAY, Cleric./ Iflkction for Major. N pursualWfcf an order from Col. Taylor, an Election will bo held on Saturday the 25^ ?n8t-.for a Major to command the Lower Battalion 22d Kegiment S. C. M: The Polls will be open at ** p08t 0fflco in Camden on that day from thehf?rf of H o'clock a. m. nntil 3 p. ra. Cap! WORKMAN, ) Lieut HARRIS, > Managers. Segt McKINNON,) Nov 7 " 45 NOTICE. ~* ~~ r,|^HE subscriber respectfully informs his friends and X patrons that he continues his BUSINESS IN ALL ITS BRANCHES at W. J. .Gayer'a old stand, southeast corner Meeting and Wciitworth streets, where may be seen a large stock of good VEHICLES, composed of light and heavy work. Splendid Fall Stock arrivine every week, among which are some new aud very tasty models of Family Carriages. Manufacturing and Repairing will be done from this date with usual dispatch. Charleston, Nov 3?45 LEONARD CHAPIN. Administrator's Notice. ALL persons having demands against the Estate of R. M. Sanders, are requested to hand thorn in to the subscriber duly attested according to law; and all those that will have notes or bonds due the first of November, are requested to be punctunl in the payments, as the business of the Estate is such that indulgence cannot be given. Nov. 7?3t. Wm. M. SANDERS. Sonlli Carolina?-Kershaw District. By John R. Joy, Esquire, Ordinary of said District. V17IIEREAS, Leasey Watkins applied to me for TT Letters of Administration on all and singular the goods and chatties, rights and credits of Amos Waticins, late of the District aforesaid, deceased: These are, therefore, to cite and admonish all and singulur, the kindred and creditors of the said de: ceased, to be and appear before me at our next Ordinary's Court for the said District, to be holden at Kcrsliaw Court House on the 13th day of Nov. next, to show cause, if any, why the said administration should not be granted. Given under my hand and seal, this 20th day ol October, in the year of our Lord one thousand eight hundred and fifty-four and in the seventyninth year of American Independence. JOHN R. JOY, 0. K. D. Oct 24, 43 2t ESTATE SALE. 30 Negroes, 14 Moles and Horses, 2000 bushels of Com, Ac. BY order of James H. Witherspoon Ordinary Lancaster District and in pursuance of the will ol Henry Thos. Massey deceased, will be sold on the 1811: December 1854 and days following, the whole Estau "" TT 'T "????' nnnaiatlnir of about Sf oi tne saiu neiiry j. juacuv;, v..w....e _ likfely and valuable negroes, among the number is t good Blacksmith, a cook, seamstros-, some likely younp fellows, Boys and Girls?also about 14 Mules anc Horses, 1 pair Bay Carriage Horses, young and wel broke; a large stock of Cattle, Hogs and Sheep, a num ber of Pork Hogs, Buggy and Carriage, 3 Road Wag pns, Ox Cart, Plantation and Smith Tools, Householc and Kitchen Furniture, about 2000 bushels of Corn, ; guantity of Fodder,' Shucks, Hay, Cotton Seed anc many other articles. Also the Tract of Land ijpon which the said H. T Massey resided, containing 576 Acres bounded ty Lands of James Miller, Adam Ivey and the Catawbi ftiver, about 250 Aores and mostly in cultivation recently cleared, about 100 Acres is CbQice Riv erBottoms, the balance in woods and good cottoi Lands, on the place is a good Dwelling, Gin House an< Screw, and all necessary outbuildings. Termf.?For the personal Estate a credit of twelv months, note and two good sureties, with interest an nually. For th? Land a credit of ono, two and thre years, with interest annually, bond and good surot; and a mortgage. The sale will take place 18th December 1854 an oontinue from day to day until the whole is dispose' of, on the Rivor Road from Charlotte to Camdei about five nfiles North of Curoton or McClenahai Ferry, and five miles South of Belair, T. TT. MASSEY. ) W~J. CURETON. ]Anmr'Nov. T, * 45 ts. "ITMNE Mountain Butter, Sperm and Adamantin -T Candles for sale at the " Old Corner" b7 Oot. 31?tf. : . "E. W.^ONNEZ. Mexican Mustang Liniment. TOO well known to require any description or r< commendation, may always be found at 1 Aug. 29?35 ?- J. PrHAT'S. ? AUCTION SAL?S. . GREAT ATTRACTION. BARGAINS! BARGAINS!! THE subscribers haVing delormined to change their business, will this day commence selling oil their large and well selected stock of Dry Goods, Hardware & Groceries AT COST. And on each evening at 6 o'clock, without reserve at AUCTION, until the whole is disposed of. Their stock consists in port, as follows: 100 barrels different grades W HISKEY f 5 casks Alartell and Otard BRANDY -8 qr. casks Slierry, Malaga and Madeira WINES 10 cases SL superior Julien Medoc CLARET 3 do First duality Hock WINE 2.casks first rate .Apple BRANDT 30 baskets Heidsiek CHAMPAGNE Stonghton and Dr. Green's celebrated Bitten Also?A large lot of FANCY GROCERIES. ' . ALSO. Kcneyv, Blanket)), Homcspnns PRINTS, &c. 1 Together with a vast number of articles too numerous to mtViion. i ^"Planters and Merchants would do well to call, i Terras of Sale?All sums under $50, cash; over $50, and under $200, sixty days; oyer $200, and unf der $500, ninety days, $500 and over, four months. 1 Nov. 6. MOORE & KTJYKKNDALL. GROCERIES AT COST. THE subscriber intending to close his present business by the 20th December next, offers his entire stock of Heavy and Fancy. GROCERIES. WINES, LIQUORS TOBACCO, SEGARS, 4c., AT COST FOR CASH ' -or for approved paper at 60 days, payable at Bank.? The stock is new and complete, and those wishing bargains will do well to call and examine it 1 Nov. 7?tf. <v ' J. A. SCIIROCJL L. : :? a . sons 01 -t emporanee. GRAND DIVISION 0F80UTH CAROLINA. NOTICE is hereby given that the seventh Annual Meeting of this body will bo 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. DeH AY, G. S. N. B. Recording Scribes are requested to have1 the Credentials of the Delegates of their respective Divia. . ions properly executed and forwarded to this oiBce previous to the 20th November. Z. J. D. Oct 24 6t?43 C. A. M'DONALD. ? .. Merchant Tailor. RETURNS his thanks to a liberal public for their patronage and would inform them that he has just returned from New York, where ho has purchased a choice collection of CLOTHS, CASSIMERES and VESTINGS, which he now offers reasonably, and war* rants them of superior quality. He also has the Latest French and American fashions, and will execute work- with despatch and pupT tuality, as he has the best of workmen. Priceea^g " ing to times. For cash, a discount wffi be a^e ' Oct 24 T MTA~R. KENNEDY'S A. for Ladies' wear, Embro^^ H?s^> ^'oveJ Ac, is now very full, and qP* on tb mo8t rea80Da" ble terms. - X ' _ ~T U * t? tz^NNEDY would call attention to \ M. A Xv. PlftfLn PaacimnrM SfltinAitil il. a v> vyivwio, vnooiMfviw) ^??*-?| . Jeans, Ker^** tinseya, Flannels, Blankcta, Ac., which will be at the lowe8t Price8- v A. HI. 9t B. KeDHedy HAVE reooived and offer for salo a full assortment of Beady Made Clothing, consisting of Coats, Vests, Pants, BOYS' CLOTHING. Coats and Vests, Under Shirts, Drawers, i Hose, Ties, Cravats, 4c, Dress Shirts,,of superior quality, made to order and warranted to fit. Oct 24 Jewelry, Ac. THE Subscriber has just recoived, by Express, from New York, a new supply of fine Gold Jewelry; consisting of late styles of the following articles: Plain gold Brooches aBd Earrings Pearl and Filagree Earri ngs; Gold and Mosaic Pins Cnff Pins and Buttons; Gold Necklace and Cross Bracelets, Sleeve Buttons, Seals, Keys,'4c. ALSO, China Vases, Toilet cases Match Boxes, Cups and Saucers, 4c. Oct 24 A. YOUNG. SELLING OFF~ AT REDUCED PRICES I^HE subscriber having determined to close iiis bu. siness in Camden, by the first of January, will sell his slock of GROCERIES, WINES, AND LIQUORS, at reduced prices lor Cash. He will sell CHEAPER than the same articles can' be purchased elsewhere in Camden. His stock is LARGE AND COMPLETE, and well worth public attentiou. ' L. A. AUSTIN. Oct. 18. ' 42 tr_ RICH Plaid Silks, Brocade do., Mantillps, TalmB3 Ac. Just received at the "Old Corner." Oct. 3. > E. W. BONNET. Asaignee'* Notice. DAVTD R. PEEBLES having made an assignment of his Goods and Chattels, Notes, Books and Accounts, his creditors are requested to meet at my store in Camden, on SATURDAY the'11th of November, at 11 o'clock, A. il. HENRY PATE, Assignee. | Oct 30, 1854. ' 2t Nuts, Raisins, Ac. IT'RESH Almonds, Pecan Nuts, Filberts, Brazil ' JD Nuts, English Walnuts, Raisins, Ac. Just re' ceivod by j. A. SCHROCK. Wine Bottles. AFEW'Gross French Wine Bottles in crates, or by the dozen, to suit purchasers, Glass Jars for Preserves, for sale at Z. J. DeHAY'S. Aug. 29 35 . William M. Shannon, Esq. f "\T7ILL act as ray Agent during my absence from ' TT Camden." E. A. CUNNINGHAM, j Oct, 20. 41 tf i Onus. : TUST received a large lot y-ommon to flue Single and I t) Double Barrel Guns. Also, Porter's Nine Shooter 1 and Marsjon's endless Britch loading Rifles. With a great variety of sporting implements. W. D. McDOWALL. I Oct. 9, 1854 12t?41 1 ' 1 Keep Warm. GENTLEMEN'S Overcoats, some very large si*). Also, Boys' Overcoats, just opened and for sale [ at the "Old Corner" by . E- W. BONNEY. ? \ ONE HORSE Carriage, but little worn, for salt - i\. at a bargain, by iS. vv. j Nov 7 45 Dress Silks al Cost. . rpHE undersigned will sell his entire Stock of. Col p. X ored Press Silks at Cost, they consist of Z FASHIONABLE PLAIDS, 1 RICH BROCADES, i PLAIN GLACES, 3 ' AND FONLARS. ! The attention of his customers are respeotfblly call 3 cd to those goods, as they are all of the latest style and superior quality) C. MATHESON. Oct 81 + lm?44 BULGER & DEVANE, A ' """" * * *"* DitMiliaoinry D Will attend to uoaramg, ocmug ?uu * On Coraroiesion. Office at Baundere A Foster's oh stand, in full view of the Montgorr.ory Hal), Mont 3- gomery, Ala. 0. L. BULGER P. R. DEYANE. Sept. 5, 2C. tf . If J* MiB1AU.4,UAL1JUI I I Ml I Headquarters li3d {ttjIwent'S. C. Camden, Oct 19,1834. IN pursuance of an order from Brigadier General Chandler, an election is hereby ordered to be held i on Satordat the 25th day of November next, for Maj ' JOB of the Lowpr Battalion, to supply tlTc vacancy oc' i casioned by the resignation of Lt. Col. Kershaw. Cnptains, or officers commanding Companies, will take to their assistance two subordinate officers, and hold said election according toluw. The Managers, or at least oh# from each plaoe of election, will meet in Camden oh Monday the 2?th day of same mouth, count the votes and forthwith transmit to the Brigadier Gducral a siaiemenun writing, snowing renun. 01 um wvtroh, signed by oU ?he Managers jiresout all ho counting. By order of Col. Taylor. 43 f?0. J. WARREN, Adjutant. ESTATE SALK. -.* 18 KEJGROESi A2T3 IIORSKS, CORN, Ac. BY older of James.l!. Wlthcrspcon,- Ordinary, Lan- * caster District, will be sold oh tiitf 15th of November, 1854, and days following, at llielriftf residi-tico. of Nathaniel Hough, deceased, tlie whole pcteotjd estate of said deo'tf, consisting or 18 young and likely Negroes, 10 bead of Mules and Horses, about S ) bifid of cattle, 05 head of hogs, one good Road "Wagop, oi.d Buggy and Harness, Blacksmith and Plantation IWfi,Household and kitchen'Furtiitute,*Corn,' Fodder, Oaifi,Potatoes, one horse Wagon, Cart, nnd mauy other articles. Terras?12 months credit with interest, note and two good securities. The sale will tfjke place*.dwitt three milep south of Taxaliaw, on tbo Camden Riiiidy' where the intestate resided. LAB AN FURGUSON, Admr. Oct-14, ki?13 $10 Rcwnrd.' * RANAWAY from the Subscriber oh flio 21st of September last, bis negro- girl Katy,- between 12^.. and10 yesrn of age." 5ne~i?, wraniuiy' well ffrnwnT^^ speaks proper, her color and liair rathei' intfDhrdWo the Mustezo, she has" a scar on one arm, ACcusioned by a bum when a child, she was purchased out of- the estate of the late Cnpt. Alex. McCaskill, Slit has an uncle somewhere in the neighborhood of Mr. Wni. tango's store, and nnotlicr belongiqjr to Mm. t. V?f Boyklu. tho latter of which is said to bb now'runaway, arid this girl may have gotten with one orlfxj o.liej- of them. i.will give the above reward for hor delivery to me at my residence in the Fork of Lyuc^s.cieek of in any jail in the State gQ.tbat I can get her.. V JACOB ELtii*. Oct. 18,1854/ " - ? ' REEDER & DESAU^R$? COMMISSION ^ . ADGEU'g CnARLKSW G\ ? Oct. 17. V 1 8g> * OONG>^E HOUBBjf^ fL J^TJAIYNEY'S HOTEL,) / COLUMBIA, S.-C. .' / V OOODWYN, - -*" - pnpftUETOB. ^/e. l. evabt, - - - irtnaoeb. * IS now open for the reception of HOARDERS nnd L the TRAVELLING PUBLIC., . *? No pains will bo spared by the Proprietor and ^ Manager to make the House worthy tri every rtsjaepL-^ tof a liberal support Every tiling whigUj>* -txj, win be done to render tho stay of thci?-*fs'tl'racomfortable and pleasant." ty-HItchcoo^ Splendid line of OMNIBUSSE8; > will alw/8' oeready to convey Passexoers to and I from tTie iiQuse. uci. iv. The Adams Northern, Southern, California and European Express. HAVING extended their line to this place, are now prepared to receive aud forward freights of all descriptions, Packages, Boxes, Parcels, Valuables,Bark tfotes, (Sold and silver, with safety and dispatch. A Messenger will leave Camden daihj-, connecting at Kingsville with the Wilmington, Columbia, Charleston and Northern Messenger, thereby ensuring safety, dispatch, promptness ol delivery Ac. " * Packages, Parcels, Boxes, and Valuables to go by our Express should ho marked " Adam dk Co's. Ejc-' press," and delivered to N. D. Bnxley, the well-known Agent of the S. C. R. It., who can be found at alltimes at the C-uiden Depot. ? , ?^~REMEMBEB, OCB CHARGES ABE MODERATE. Oct. 10?3ra. ADAMS A CO. WOBinS! WORMS!! WORMSmT" Dr. McLANK'8 vermifuge is Warranted to he" the best, most safe and radical euro-for WormsIt is approved and recommended by the Medical Faculty in every section where it has been introduced. In fact, where it is known none other is nsetkflfo^'* '??s. One of our inosi respect physicians in ?peakjngrof^.'Dr. McLane's Vermifuge says: " Its grept over all other Vermifuges arises from the fiict while it is cuore efficacious than any other Vtrnifuga it la perjccuy aaje. ., EST Price 25 cents per bottle. Dr. RIcLuue's ILiver Dills, BEING-composed entirely of -vegetable substances Is * * not only safe, but have been found by all who have used them, as tho best remedy for all affections of the Liver and Digestive organs. In feet, tfbero they aro used Liver Complaint cannot exist' EgTPrice 25 cents per box. The abovo vahmblo preparations are for sale by most of tho Druggists, and are to be had wholesale of 1 P. M. COT! EN k- CO.. Importers and Dcal?s in Drugs, Medicines, Chom-i ? cals, Perfumery 4c. Nt>. 20 Haync-strect, Chorles'rto? S. C. Sew 4aooUs. AM. 4 R. KENNEDY are no\V receiving their fell stock, and will be uble to show an oxtenKnn/lcnmo a.mirl mont of desirable coods in a few days. Sept 19?Ih /? CARPET Bags, Floor Cloths, Crumb Cloths, ic. jnet received at " the Old Coruer." , - : Sept 19?tt k. W. b6NNEY. C)?0.pieces Negro Cloths, from 124 to 80 ecuts a ^ Li yard, just "opened at " the Old Comer" ^ - Sept. 19?tf. E. W. BONNKY. MEN'S and Youth's Ready Made Clothing, the most extensive and desirable stock ov.er offered in this market, just opeued at ' the Old Corner.,' by Sept. 19?tf, * K W BONNEY. LADIES'rich dress goods?Embroideries, Gloves,Lnce8,-Curtain Muslins, 4c., rcoeived and for salo low at " the Old Corner" by Sept 19?1? K. W. BONNKY. jg Fredh Crackers. ''S& BBLS. Soda Cniekers; 2 do-Butter Crackers; 1 do, j w Water Crackers; 1 do, Sugar Crackers. Just re- J coived by J. A., StJUROGK- A / ! Spci'iu and Aduinaialiue Cau?lie?. OA BOXES Genuine Sperm Candles; 30 do. Adh?Wv/ man Candles, for salo by J. A. SCtfKOCK, ?* j To flent. nprTAT largo double Tlousc'dormeWy oweed'and oe? 1 A. onpied by K. TRYOX, with every convenience for two families. Possession given immediately. Oct. 31?If. D. C. TRY OX. .-4 ItoilCE. A N election will bo held on Satwdhy, JDecemt* r J\. 2d for a Physician to attend the Poor-House and alBO for a Matron for the same. Applicants will baud. in their proposals to the Secro;ary. I Also wanted to hire, a cook and Negro man. 13v order of the Board. W. E. 'nUGHSON, Sect'y C. P. K. D. LADIES' Brown and Drab cloths fur Tiulmna and Cloaks, just opened at the " Old Comer'' by Oct. 31?tl? K. W. BONNET. HOUSE KEEPING articles in a great variety; nlro. Bathing Tubs. Rocking and Sitting Chairs, just' received at the ' Old Corner" bv Oct. 31?tf. " E. W. BON'SEV. 1 KNTLEMENNfine Black Cloth Frock Coats, bit* k T Cassimcre and white Marseilles Vests, opened last week and for sale at the "Old Corner" by ' .4 Oct. 31- tf. - E. W. BONNET, v|