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OBITUARY. Died, in Chester District on Tuesday the 14th inst.j after a severe illutss of three weeks, Mrs. Amanda S.> wife of Dr. William Wylie, in the 29th year of her age. Alas! we bloom to-day, to-morrow die. How soon has the parent stem withered, from which a sweet flower had lately fallen. Aqd is it true that' the mother and the child sleep together? It is even so, for scarce had the wearied eye of fond affection, reposed for one moment from its anxious grief, until another loved one was called to the spirit land, away from home kindred and all. Death loves a shining mark, and the insatiate archer with unerring aim lias gained another prize. Our friends; we see them fall "like leaves in wintry weather." and yet, how little do we lay to heart these solemn, suent, ana lauiuui aamonuions. joora icacn us so to uumbcr our days that we may apply our hearts unto wisdom. The writer of this feeble tribute knew Mrs. "Wylie as one to admire and love. Those social qualities of heart and character, with a cultivated and gifted mind made her a valued friend and acquaintance In her life she filled a sphere of usefulness which was highly honorable. Her death has caused a blank which time can never fill up To her afflicted family the loss is irreparable?her place is vacant?never to be filled on earth. How sweet the consolation that we have hope in her death, and though lost to those who loved her here on earth, ? they may all meet in Heaven. Tribute of Respect. The C<jmn>ittee appointed on the part of Wateree Division, No. 0. Sons of Temperance, to prepare resolutions expressive of the deep regrpt, and sincere sorrow of the Division, at the <feath of Past Worthy Patriarch Lewis W. Ballard, feel, that in the discharge of that duty, they hut express the heartfelt sentiments of the Sons of Temperance, and of those who knew him best, in saying, that the death of Brother Ballard will .be severely felt by us as a Division, and the loss to our community of such a man is a serious affliction. Th is not. nnrs tr? pnloirizn t.hp broth er. We have no inclination or taste for tlie use of sett phrases, or empty panegyrics. His past life and character speak more truthfully and forcibly than any words of ours. True merit will be appreciated, and' here we are willing to rest our tribute to one. who was faithful in the discharge of his public duties, and in all the social relations of lifosexemplary and honorable. As a Son of Temperance, our departed brother was devoted and zealous, and in his daily intercourse amongst us, illustrated the three great principles upon which we rest?L<>ve, Purity, and Fidelity. Around his lamented grave we have stood, and in deep sincerity of soul, with full and hurthened hearts, hade adieu to our faithful brother. Be it ? Resolved, That in the death of Pa?t Worth\ Patriarch Lewis W. Ballauo. Wa'eree Di vision has sustained a severe l >s?. One ?>f it. best and worthiest members has een remove*' from an honorable and useful position in our midst. Whilst n ;he hi1 n : rss d : event, wi* bow with itue-iih'y doeth all things well, wv ?hui:ib!v ;r?iv ?h.v our loss, is hi* eternal nfiin. Revived. Thai : In ?!! !' bo- l? be dedicated to hi ineinory, ! -.? ! . v.-t > his name and date oi ' >. t i t our order, and ti? t >r his deat h. Resolved, Tin:' ? ??: v '"< : PCM 1 !?;;! with the pienUibb , r-.v'-.i. I 'h. :(i! c'eii family of our ; if 1 . :i- ti-e :i< euranee of our lie :ri:ei' sy-r: ii<- - ><! and irreparable I"-- , Resolved, '1 hat thK tiibute ; h-iir in the Camden Journal, and that h> 1 rinju-ram-e Standard be respectfii'ij !eijin\-t? u to ro.-i. A. M KfciNNiU'Y. ) TIK) J. WAKRKN. V C miiii't- ,. Z. .1 DkIUY. ) ' Arrival* a: the .tins.'-ion IIoiimo. unn tiiv iviTi* . viiivf; Siiv. 25. E. G. KGBINSON. PROPIUi.TOR. E. W.Stuckcy, Bish'pvlle G It Millci. Flat Book. C. Stuckey, " D. McDonald, Col. G. F. Spencer, X C. .T. Houseman, Tenn. W. C. Wooh-y, iss. C Spencff Hisliopville. J. Mills, Charleston. I> I) I'errv & t">n B <Vk T.J. Warren, Kirk wood B.I' Ynnghiul Lad v. C. H. Small N. Y. Lai.i-'r B. Exum. Ky. ?. Edgelicld J. Robinson. Lanc'r. Mrs. 11. D. Green, k John Crocket. ' j !> - ? v Jones Crocket. " ! Mr- ni J. H. Stuckey, Bisl.'pv ile. . :: e V Miss F. Moore. " T. . hid ore. Ag<-n! . J. M. Stewart, N. C. Tichcin i ?fc Troupe. II. J. Wolf, " U. K. Williams, Lady, 3 W. Massey, Yoikvillo. Children & 2 Servis. J. Gilbort, Geo. R. L. Crawford, k Servr., C. R. Twitty, Jf. C. Lan Sr. RH Wheeler AsonSumt'r R. S Crocket, ' W, G. King, if. C. t Dr. W. C. Cauthcn, " H. Wilson, " ' Capt. J. M. Ingrem, KerW. Wilson, " sha-.v. ^ W.Crow, " C. II. Moody, Sumter. B. F. Edwardy. Charlotte, B. F. Edward, Charlotte. J. Adams, Lanc'r. M. Smith, Geo. W. C. Cunningham & Son [ R. D. Whiite & Sister, L. Hill. Charleston. If. Smith, Geo. j W. Concle, N. C. CAMDEN PEICES CUEEENT. BAGGING, peryard, 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, 44 to -15 COTTON,.'. ." : 6* to 8J CORN,... .per bushel, *, 75 to 87 FLOUR,...perbarrel, ." 900 to960 FODDER,... .pcrcwt 75 to 87 LARD,... .per pound,. . 12 Jto 14 MOLASSES,. per gallon 30 to 37 OATS, per bushel, 50 to 62 PEAS " tolOO SUGAR... iper pound, 6 to 12 SALT per sack to 21 Preparatory Military School. ON the first of .January, 1855, the subscribers, graduates of the Citadel Academy, design opening at Yorkville, S. C.. a school of preparation for the Military Institutions of the State. They will endeavor to afford also, a good plain education to such pupils as are not desirous of entering upon an advanced scientific and literary course. The following will be the course of instruction: 3d Class?Arithmetic, English Grammar, Geography, History o! the United States. 2nd Class?Algebra, Plane Geometry, Universal History, History of England, French. 1st Class?Geometry and Trigonometry, Surveying. History of Greece, and of Rome, Mythology, French, Natural Philosophy, Drawing. Exercises in Defining, Composition, Elocution and the Drill of Squad and Company, will be conducted throughout the course. Pupils from other districts will board in certain lamilics ol the town, under the immediate supervision of the principals. Tebms?For each Session of five months, $25, in advance, or $30 at the end of the Session Board, per month, iorlhding washing. lucl aud lights, $10. No pupil will be received who is under twelve or over eighteen yeart-ofage, or who cannot read and write with facility A. COWARD, (until Jan. 1st) Columbia, S. C. M. JENKINS. Yorkville, 8. C. Referenoes?Gen. James Jones, Granitesjjle, S. C., Gen. D. F. Jamison, Orangeburg C. 0? Br. Gov. J. M. Means, Buckhead, S. C., Gen. D. Wallace. JoneRville Union, 8 C., Col, I. D. Wilson, Society Hill, Darlington, S. C., Gen. R. G. M. Dunovant, Ninety-Six Depot, Abbeville, S. C. At Cost! THE Subscriber will commence this day to sell his entire Stock (which is very complete) of Dress Silks and Fancy Worsted Dress Goods, at Cost, for Cash, or at greatly reduced prices on a credit till the lBt day of January next. Ladies are invited to call at the "Old j , Corner" and purchase bargains. I Nov. 27?48 E. W. BONNET. ESTATE SALE ? ! 31 NEGROES, and Mules, 95 Hogs, 50 head of Cattle, 2,500 bushels of Corn, Ac. BY order from James H. Witherspoon, Ordinal^, 1 Lancaster District, will be sold on the 20th day of December, 1854, and days following, at Jackson*hnn, the late residence of Col. '1 homas W. Httey, deceased, the PERSONAL ESTATE of the said deceased, consisting of 31 choice and likely Negroes, among inem a smith anil t_?ok, sevorai young reilows, Boys ar d Girls.' Also, 12 HORSED AID .HELES, 95 head of HOGS, 30 being PORK HOGS, 2,500 bushels of CORK, 20,0ii0 lbs. FODDER, 12,0u0 lbs. HAY, a q"uantity of SHUCKS, 100 dozen < >ATS in Sheaf, 100 bushels cleaned OATS, for seed. Siuclli and Plantation Tools Cotton Gin and Thrasher, 3 Road Wagons, 1 Two Horse Wagon, 1 Carriage and Harness, a variety of excellent , Household Furniture, and many other articles. Terms?a credit of 12 months, purchasers to give t notes''w th two good sureties, with interest from the day of sale, hut the Cash will be received from any person desiring it. JOHN M. CROCKETT, Surviving Administrator. Nov, 17?48?5t . $6.75. Estate Sale. BY order cf the Court of Ordinary, will be 6old on the 14th day of December next, at the late resi- ' -dence of Thomas Mover, deceased, and on the 16th ; day of the same month, at his place in Lancaster District, all the PERSONAL PROPERTY of the said deceased, (except the Negro Slaves,) consisting of i Gins. Threshers and Fans. Blacksmith's Tools, Stock I of all kinds, Wagons, 1 Buggy, Com, Flour, Peas, i Wheat, Oats, Fodder, Plantation Utensils, Household, Kitchen Furniture, Ac. Torma?All soma of find und<>r 3.90 onsli; over that amount, a credit of twelve months, notes with approved security, with interest from day of sale. ELIZABETH STOVER, Adm'x. WILLIAM J. STOVER, Adra'r. Nov. 23 43 8'.* TWENTY LIKELY NEGROES FOB ?ALE. IN EQUITY?Lancaster District. i Thomas P. Ballard, Adinr.'vs. Wm. McKenna and < Pleasant M. Glass and wife and others. i IN Obedience to the decree of the Court of .Equity 1 made in above case, at June Term, 1854, I will sell, at Lancaster Court House, on the first Monday, j the first day of .lanuary, 1855, 1 20 Choice and valuable Negroes allotted to the heirs of William Miller, (debased) in ' above case, Jim Nux, Thompson, Hannah, Viney, Amanda, Hrfmv seph. I linn. Eliza, Alley and child, ( Stisan.. Pol., John "Si?itir. ??, Oid Jim, aucy. Ellen, | Anna, Mary a..d i. ..lic<?Among the number is a g? isiS< amsti?*? . two good t'ooks, some very likely gii Is. a 1 wag'.tier and Usilet-, and other valuable ncg. . Uh- whole likely and desirable. ; i'si>.?A e-cdii of 12 months, and purchasers to g?v>?>oii.!s with two good Sureties, with interest roiu day of sale. JAM an. W UTifcKSUUiM, C. L. V. Nov. 28. 1804. 48?Ct $6.25 j Coiiiraiyc Hstccti. iTHK Annual HACKS over the Conguree (formerly i llie -ulunibia) Race Course, will come off tlio 1 second week in December, IjC/4, commencing on i TUESDAY, the 12t li thereof, and continuing throughout t lie week. I First Iv, Tuesday. December 12?A Colt slake for t luce year olds, 8.no entrance; $100 forfeit; with SOoO added l?y the club, |>roeidcd two or inure ahull srnrt. Skivino Day, Wednesday. December 18?Two mile Inals. lb. .In key C lib 1'lllsC of $:; '(! i i,on- ! . huisda*.. Pii.nif 1-1? Tliid' mile li'-ats, ! i k.^ i till I'ii fooO'i. F?mr:h D\y. Friday, Dovoii.. ;5?Four mile luat-, f -1 Jockey Club 1'ii'se ! ST'r Same day? A colt .-take for li.eeyear o !.? >-.'oil i.trance. $lo() fol-feit, With J'lMt add'-d I, , nVi'lol two or iiio c shall start. Fifth D.tv. Saturday. Dec n-ltt?Mile heats, best tinec in five. f"t J<? l;. \ : a-e of$200. There a. e alr>-A lv ! ? ? o the course, with good ale! *iied on. :u . . Ioer-tables will | -I I. Vlel I. ill. nlli.be! '.OlllloUt I >Uy !n?r??> BAC='N 4WI.\N, IVopiietore. N v jv . 4S 2, ., K ('? ' nriue sliip existing under tin- name of tin Kershaw Strain Mill Cniutsinr was di-s lived on ihe first ilav of July last by the withdrawal of J B. Kershaw. J. B. kKI.SHAW, D. C. T Y N, E. TRYON, The subscriber continues the Lumber Busin -s on his own account. Orders may be left wit 0. L.-Chat. ten or addressed to mo, throutrh the !'< 6t Olficc. Nov. 22?48 6t* E. TRYON. .\olicc. BY order of the Court of Ordinary will be sold on the 9ili day of December next, at the iate residence of Amos Watkins. dec'd, at II o'clock, all the personal propei ty of said de-eased, consisting <*l one negro woman Patsy, and child iehy, rnaie and colt, cattle, hogs, gig, cart, corn ami fodder, household and . kitchen furniture, Ac. Terms, all suinsoffive dollars and under, cash; over j that amount a credit until the first day of October, 1855, jvith note and npproved security, interest trom dayofsalo. WM. W.ATKINS, ) DAVID WATKINS, .VAdrars. WILIS WATKINS. J Nov 25, 1834. 48 EIoatSqu;trt?>rK 22<1 Rcg'l S. C. in. TN pnreuanceof an order from Brigade Headquarters JL an Election will be held . Camden on Wednesday ] the Twentieth day of December next for a Major General to command the Third Division S.C Militia. The Polls to be opened at 11 o'clock a. m and closed at 3 p. m. Col. TAYLOR. Lt. Cel. KIRKLAND, Major WARREN, Nov 23?48 Managere. South Carolina?Kershaw District. BY JOHN B. JOY, ESQUIBE, ORDINARY. WHEREAS, B. F. Edwards, of North Carolina, applied to me for Letters of Administration on all and singular the goods and chattels, rights and credits of B. W. Gibbons, late of the Districtjaforesaid, deceased: These are, therefore, to cito and*admonish all, and singular, the kindred and creditors of the said deceased to be and appear beforo me at our next Ordinary's Court for the said District, to be holden at Kershaw Court House on ibe fourth day of December next, to bIiow cause, it any, why the said administration should i not bo granted. j tJiven undermy hand and seal, this 25th day of 1 November, in the year or our .uora one thousand eight hundred and filty four, and in the seventy-ninth year of American Independence. Nov. 28?r48 JOHN R. JOY, 0. K. D. Tallow for Sale. ON hand, a lot ol prime Tallow for sale. Nov. 28,?tf. WORKMAN & CO. Drew* Silk* at Cost. THE undersigned will sell his entire Stock of Colored Dress Silk- at Cost, they consist of FASHIONABLE PLAIDS, RICH BROCADES, PLAIN GLA0ES, AND FONLARS. ! The attention of his customers are respectfully called to those poods, as they are all of the latest styles and , superior quality. C. MAT11ES0N. Nov. 28, 48 5t. EATS AND CAPS AT COST THE subscribers having determined to discontinue this part ot their business, will dispose of the re mainder of their stock of Hats and Caps at cost fw cash, or at a very small advanco on time. An examination of their stock and prices will al once convince any one desirous of purchasing, that il will be decidedly to his interest to buy of them. Goods of like quality have never been offered at suck 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 Warm and DryIADIES and Gentlemen who are exposed cither to J the wet or cold Winter-weather, would do well to provide themselves witn uoix ooies ana w inter w?er shoes, which may be had of superior quality and on reasonnblo terms of WORKMAN <fc CO. Nov. 21. 47 tf. Headquarters 22d Regiment S. C. M. C.\Mi)EX, Nov^ 18, 1854. THE following appointments have been made in the Regimental Staff: John J. Workman, Judge Advocate vice William C. Moore, resigned. Edward JS. Workman Assistant Surgeon. A. 0. Baskin, Quarter Muster vice John J. Workman appointed Judge Advocate. All to take rank from this date as first Lieutenants, and to be obeyed and respected accordingly. By order of Col. Taylor, THO. J. W ARREN, It Adjutant. CAMDEN BAZAAR. WE are now prepared to notify our friends in town and its vicinity, that wo have received a full assortment of WINTER GOODS, suitable for this mofLrAt- onrl ti??ll inpftii'o mi.PA tvtfh ovorv frnin vi* All so.tsofD -Y GOODS, as plain and Cotton, Cotton and Worsted and'all worsted Goods, Silks aud Ribbons, Pantaloon Stuff's, Rroad Cloths, Linens, Table Cloths, Shawls, Mantles and Mantillas, Embroideries, Carpetings, &c, READY MADE CLOTHING of all descriptions GROCERIES, of all descriptions, Hardware, Cutlery, Earthen and Chinaware, Saddlery; Woodware, Shoes and Boots, Hats, Cops und Bonnets. Hosiery, &c. &c. Thanking the public in general for their kind pat ronago up to this time, we promise to try- to meri their further confidence. Terms?Chahleston Piuces. M. DRUCKER <fc CO. Camden' Nov. 13. tf jA. NEW STOBE! NEW GOODS!! AT the CHARLESTON CLOTHING AND DRY GOODS STORE, two doors ubove Workman it Co.'s Shoe Store, Camden, S. C. The subscriber respectfully informs the citizens of Camden and surrounding country, that he has opened a New Store, where he constantly keeps on hand a li.rge and beautiful stock of the ai-ove Goods, together with a good many other articles, which lie will sell on the most reasonable terms for cash, or to i - 1 - ? J At.. A J. .41 iny punctual customer?, anu uie iraue oj unj inner kiml is respectfully declined. LI is motto is quick sales and small profits. Please give him a call. Nov. 13.?16tf J. ISRAEL. O TUART'S Refined Sulfar IIousc Syrup and NorthiO cm Cheeso. Just opened at tlio " Old Corner," by Nov. 14. E. W BONNKY. ATTENTION! 'VTOT to any great Military orders, but attention lv the whole, while I inform the citizens of Cainden that 1 am permanently settled two doors above M. Drucker <fc Co.'s where I keep constantly on hand a beuutiful stock of JEWELRY, Cutlery, .Spectacles, Silver and Plated Ware, Port Monaies, laidics Companions, Card Cases, Knives, <tc., ?fcc\, which he will sell o' the most reasonable terms for cash or to punctual customers. The trade of any oth r kind is re speetfully declined. 2^'Watches and Jewelry repaired in the best manner, and all work warranted. riu .* T)T T>rsT?rvo/irn?\T VjilAUKljO Nov. 14. 46 tf ?: "TlTScTd Oil. VFRKSU supply oi Kngiish Linseed Oil, just received and for sale by Nov. 14?tf. T. J. WORKMAN & CO. Coiitfrc** Water. .4 FRIiSII supply just received by ft T. J. WORKMAN &. CO. Fancy Ctiina Ware ! TUST received ut Workman's Drug Store, an elegant assortmentof China Ware, consisting in part of Fine Gilt China cups and saucers, with aud without mot toe:: ? Rich Gilt Card receivers and Jeweltv stands Fane China Inkstands. Jewelry boxes Flower Vases, elegant Toilet bottles, ke.fcc. ALSO, A lull supply of Aun rican and Knglish Tooth aud H:ii HiiisIiiw! (Mnlbos. Hat.mil Shoe do. Buffalo drcssingConibs,. pocket and tine tooth Combs Also a large lot of tine and common Shaving brushes. Jacob's Cordial. HOOFLAND'S German Bitters; Carter's Spanisli Mixture; Bull's, Townsond's and Sand's Snrsnpnrilla; Rad way's Ready Relief, Ready Resolvent, Itcady Regulators; Arcassian Baltn-for the hair Rog. r's Liverwort and Tar; Ayer's Cherry Pectoral Wis tar's Balaam Wild Cherry: Hatchings' Dyspepsia Bitters; Oxygenated Bitters Mortal's Bitters; Tarrants' Seltzer Asscrient Uphaiii's vegetable Klectuary; Kowand's Tonic Rowaml's Compound Svrup of Blackberry Ro"t Henry's Mngnosa; Murray's Fluid Magnesia Citrate Ellis' Magnesia; Christie's Galvanic Curatives Mustang Liniment; .laynes' Medicines Rose's Family Medicines; Strong's Pills; Moffat's do. Leioy's, Peters' and Holloway V Pills Jew David's Hebrew Plaster; Feery's Dead Shot McLane's Vermifugeand pjllsj'Falineetock's Vermifuge, with a great many other Patent Medicines to bo found at T. J. WORKMAN ACO's. Drug Store. Solars. A FINE assortment of Spnni.-h Segnre may bo found at WORKMAN'S Drug Store SHERIFF'S SALES. BY virtue of sundry Writs of Fi. Fa. to me dircctod, I will sell before the Court House in Camden, on tbe first Monday in December next, the following property, to-witi One black mare, three cows and calves, hogs, one cart, 5i? bushels corn, fodder, shucks, peas, 4c. levied on and to be sold as the property of Wilder Smith, at the suit of W. II. Ratclill' vs. Wilder Smith. The mare to be sold at the Court Ilquce on Monday 4th day of said month, the provisions and stock will bo sold at dell's residence on Tuesday second day of salo. Terms cash, purchasers to pay for papers. TIIO. BASKIN, S. K. D. Nov 10 46 Rev. Dr. Camming*' 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 altar The Great Sacrifice; Christ our Passover; Ritto's Daily Bible Illustrations, in 8 vol. 12 mo.; Coleridges Works, G vol. 12mo; Chambers' Miscellanies, 10 vol 12mo.; Chambers' Papers for the Peoplo, G vol. 12mo.; DeSaulcy's Narative of a Journey round the Dead Sea and in the Bible Lands, in 1850 and 1851, including an account of the discovery ef the Sites of Sodom and Gomarrah. * * * itr?i n , i l n.w^lea Also a variety 01 miscellaneous n otkh, ochoui uwno, tc. A. YOUNG. Nov. 20. 40 OUR' FRIENDS AND THE PUBLIC ARE respectfully informed that tliey will find nt the old stand of Workman & Boone, a large and well assorted stock of BOOTS and SHOES. HATS, CAPS, Trunks, Valices and Carpet Bags, which we will sell as low as can be bought in this market. AprU 25. WORKMAN A CO. CHARLES BOFENSCHEN, Watch Maker and Jeweller, CAMDEN, S. C. ?^??? PIANO FORTES. ) fpHE subscriber boa just received a supply of six X and seven Octavo PlANO FORTES, Rosewood * cases, of superior tone and workmanship, and are warranted equal to any manufactured in this country, t from the celebrated house of Hallett and Cnmston, t Boston, and will be sold at manufacturers' prices. K?V 14 GEO. ALDEN. "To tlie Rescue," rnnner r-~ .1 . _:n _:j jijhvuii'u iu me jur ineywt, win mu me very much in meeting mv Fall payments. If they will come forward immediately and settle their Bills. Coining to do so before January will be thought no breach of courtesy whatever on the part of those in( debted for the years 1851, *53 nnd '53. , Nov 14?3t Z. J. DeJIAY. Anigiice's Notice. DAVID R. PEEBLES having made on assignment of all his Estate for the benefit of his ereI ditors, notice is hereby given to all persons interested in the same, that they signify their acceptance under the provisions of the said assignment on or before the first day of December next, or tlioy will be precluded from the benefits of the same. II. PATE. Assignee. W. M. SHANNON, Agent for Creditors. Nor. 14. 46\ ' 3t Further Notice. ALL persons indebted to D. It. Peebles, either by Note or account, are requested to come forward and settle without delay, as the business must be closed. II. PATE, Assignee. AoV. 14. 46 tf Notice. All persons indebted to the subscribed will please enll and settle as soon as possible, as he is determined to close his business by the 1st of January. Nov. 11.?tf. H. PATE. , Camden School Association. THE Annual Meeting of the Hoard of Trustees of the Camden School Association will be held at the School Room on Monday, 20tli insfc., at 4 o'clock, P. M. A. M. KENNEDY, Sea Nov 7 2t?45 Pickle and Preserve Jars. A LARGE assortment wth Corks to fit, just received nud for sale by T. J. WORKMAN & CO. Aug .29. 35 riEADQl ARTEP.S S. C. H, ! ORDER NO. ?. : rI"MlK Brigadier Generals commanding tlie several ; [ L Brigades composing the Third Division South Carolina Militia are hereby required to order each Co- i ; lonel or officer commanding the several Regiments of i i their respective Brigades to hold on election on WKD- i | NESDAY, the twentieth day of December next, for the office of Major General, vacated by the resigna1 tion of Mnjor General John Bnchanan, and forthwith transmir to the Adjutant General's Office at Columbia a certified statement in writiug showing the result of the polls in their respective Brigades. 1 By order of the Commander-in-Chief, R. G. M. DUNOVANT, Adj. Gen. Oct. 24. 43 te ! A FRESJI SUPPLY OF FAHCY and HEAVY GROCERIES. Just receiving, consisting of 3 lihds. New orlwns SUGARS * 2 " Muscovado DO 3<? barrels relincd DO 10 " crashed 'DO 10 sacks Old Java COFFEE " 20 " Rio DO 5 hlids. West India MOLASSES 20 best New. Orleans DO til) UiAVS Attnmntrrtire' vrn.rrr'i/r70 I 20 ' superior Sportn. DO ! lo 44 " Pearl Starch 11" *' No. 1 Soap. . -Solars ;t)id Tobacco. 25 M SEGARS, of various brauds 2 boxes Penns TOBACCO ! 2 " Young America DO ; 3 " Willis DO 2 " Crown Imperial DO 1 " Arrow Twist DO Wiacs at.d Liquors. 60 barrels Rcciiiicd WHISKEY 30 " Old Rye DO 1 half-pipe Palo TTenticssce BRANDY i 1 U (II Tin 1 V'UtliiJ jJ<i?IJU XS\J 1 " Cognac DO 2 quarter pipes Old Madeira WINE Together with every other article in the Grocery 1 line, ill of which 1 will sell at wholesale or retail for cash, or to puuc'ual customers at ns low prices as they e ii be bought iu this market. Oct. i. J. A. SCIIROOK. A Riitiiahlc lictiitU'iicc for Sale. r PI IK Subscriber having determined to remove to 1 the country, otters his present residcnco iti Camden lor sale. The House has been recently built, and is in giod repair?has eight cajiacious rooms, a Bath ing rooti, Pantry, Garret, and six closets. On the premium are all necessary outbuildings, an excellent well of water with good fixtures, a largo Flower Garden, willi choice Shrubbery, Roses, 4c. The location, as regards health and comfort, is unsurpassed. To an early applicant, n bargain will be given. To those wishing to purchase, the premises will be shown at any tine. \V. J. M'KAIN. Oct. it tf? 42 CtOOPKR'S JSING-GLAPS, Almonds, Yeast Pow > den, Extracts, Candles, Soaps, &c., lor sale at th "Old Comer," at the lowest prices. Oct. II E. W BONNET. Ifaiuti! Hum*!! O AAA Superior Canvass Hams. Just received iiUUU by J. A. SCHROCK. Frcwli Clicm. O CASES R. A. Cliecsc; 10 Boxes Goshen Cheese, w Just received by J. A. SCHROCK. - A???iiii?i*!r;itor's Notice. ALL persons having demands against Thomas Salmmd, deceased, nro requested to hand them is property attested, and those indebted will make imtno. diute pivmeut to M. Naudin, Esq. Oct. 19- JOHN McCAA. Adm'r. New Business Establishment THE/subscribers wish to inform the public gent-rally; that they have opened a CARRIAGE SHOP on thokobinson Road, 15J miles above < anidcn, and aro noif prepared to attend to all orders in their lino. They Mill not bo excelled in the quality of their work or rea^inableness of their charges, by any other estabi liahmcit. , ?. J. Vare, Wood-workman, and W. CocKElN, Paini ter nndTrimraer, will give theirundividod attention to their t^parlnieuts, and all Blacksmith's work will be done t> order by competeut workmen. WARE & COCKEIN Sept 12. 37 ly. \ 'sons of temperance. " ? WATERBE DIVISION NO. 9. rPIIllr4guIar meeting of this Division will be held on JL Tlbrsday evening, at 7 o'clock. By older of the W. P. CL W. HKRSKY, R. S. ' j Talmas! Talmas!! ; rPIlEhubscribcr respectfully informs the ladies of 1 X C4iden and the surrounding country, that he i keeps cjnstantlv on hand, a large and beautiful stock 1 Cloth, Sik and Merino TALMAS, Ribbons, Bonnets, Collars/ te? ?fcc., which he will sell on the most reasonably terms for cash, or t? punctual customers. Nov] 14,?tf. J. ISRAEL HAfa, Caps, Shoes, Trunks, Guns and Cutlery, ty J. ISRAEL . I I ... - . .. , ' J St* % I . AUCTION SALEa GREAT ATTRACTION. BARGAINS! BARGAINS!! THE subscribers having determined to change their business, will this day commence selling off their large and well selected stock of Dry Goods, Hardware & Groceries AT COST. And on each evening at G o'clock, without reserve at AUCTION, until the whole is disposed of. Their stock consists in part, as follows: 100 barrels different grades WHISKEY 6 casks Mnrtell and Otard BRANDY 8 qr. casks Sherry, Malaga and Madeira WINES 10 cases St. superior Julieu Medoc CLARET 3 do First quality Hock WINE 2 casks first rate Apple BRANDY 30 baskets Fleidsick CHAMPAGNE Stoughton and Dr. Green's celebrated Bitters Also?A largo lot of FANCY GROCERIES. ALSO. Kerseys, Blankets, Ilomospnns PRINTS, Ac. Together with a Tast number of articles too numerous to mention. ?8PPiantcrs and Merchants would do well to call. Terms of Sale?All sums under $50. cash; over $50, and nnder $200, sixty days; over $200, and under ?500, ninety days, $500 and over, four months. Nov. 6. MOORE & KUYKKNDALL.-* rrBArrrriTTc Mn rne^ UAUVlIiAlXiO XL A V/VU1THE subscriber intending to cloee liin present business by tire 20th December next, offers his entire stock of Heavy and Fancy GROCERIES, WINES, LIQUORS TOBACCO, SKGARS..&C., AT COST FOR CASH or for approved paper at CO days, payable at Bank.? The stock is new and complete, and thoee wishing bargains will do well to call and examine it. Nov. 7?tf. J. A. SCHROCK. Sons of Temperance. GRAND DIVISION OFSOUTH CAROLINA. ]V"OTICE is hereby given that the seventh Annual J-i Meeting of this 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. DeHAY, 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 20th November. i J. D. Oct 24 Gt?43 ~C. A. M*IM)NAL3DK merchant Tailor. RETURNS his thanks to a liberal public for tlieir patronage and would inform tbura that he has lust returned irom New ronc,wuere ue nna purcnasea a choice collection of CLOTHS, C A SSI MERES and VESTINGS, which he now oilers reasonably, and warrants them of superior quality. lie also has the Latest French and American fash* ions, and will execute work with despatch and punctuality, as he has the best of workmen. Prices according to times. For cash, a discount will be allowed. Oct 24 42 AM. & R. KENN EDY'S Stock of Dress Goods, for Ladies' wear, Embroideries, Hosiry, Gloves, Ac., is now very full, and offered on the moSt reasonable terms. AM. A It. KENNEDY would call attention to a largo Stock of Ciotlia Cas3iraercs, Satinotts, Jeans, Kerseys, Linseys, Flannels, Blankets, Ac., which will be sold at the lowest prices. A. Iff. & H. Kcuucdf HAVE received and offer for sale a full assortment of Ready Made Clothing, consisting of Coats, Vests, Pants, BOYS' CLOTHING. Coats and Vests, Under Shirts, Drawers, i Hose, Ties, Cravats, Ac, ? Dress Shirts, of superior quality y~~ warranted tn r.? A.r. -w.. ?... ,7 rpHE Subscriber has just received, by Express, from X New York, a new supply of fine Gold Jewelry, consisting of late styles of the'following articles: Plain gold Brpoches and Earrings Pearl and Filagree Earnngs; Gold and Mosaic Pins Cuff Tins and Pultons: 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 REDLCE2> PRICES JET'e^DBB. * THE subscriber having determined to close his business in Camden, by the first of January, will sell his stock of GROCERIES, VINES, AND LIQUORS, at reduced prices for Cash, lie will soil CHEAPER than the samo articles can be purchased elsewhere in Camden. Llis stock is LARGE AND COMPLETE, and well worth public attontion. L. A. AUSTIN. Oct. 18. 42 tt RICH Plaid Silks, Brocade do.. Mantillps, Talmus Ac, Just received at the "Old Corner." Oct. 3. E. V. BONNET. IV it Is, Raisim, &c. FRESIT Almonds, Pecan Nuts, Filberts, Brazil Nuts, English Walnuts, Raisins, Ac. Just receired by J. A. SCEIROCK.. Wine Bottles. A FEW Gross French Wine Bottles in crates, or by the dozen, to suit purchasers, Glass Jars for Preserves, for 8ulo at Z. J. DeHAY'S. Aug. 29 35 William M. Shannon, Esq. WILL act as my Agent during mv absence from Camden. E. A. CUNNINGHAM. Oct, 20. .41 tf Xcep Warm. GENTLEMEN'S Overcoats, some very large size. Also, Boys' Overcoats, just opened and for sale at tho "Old Corner" by E. W. BONNET. A ONE IIORSK Qarria"0, but littlo worn, for sale -- - i '? lit itt nnvvrv J. Jk. at n uurguiu, uy j&, nu *. Nov 7 45 BULGER & DsVANE, Will attend to Boarding, Selling and Purchasing 1KT30*2*E3- Bw On C^mmiesion. Office at Saunders k Foster's old stand, in lull view of the Montgomery Hall, Montgomery, Ala. 0. L. BULGER P. R. DkYANE. Sept. 5. 26. tf NOTICE. r PHE subscriber respectfully informs his friends and 1 patrons that he coutinucs nis BUSINESS IN ALL ITS BRANCHES at W. J. Gaycr's old stand, %? * otroAto southeast corner .ueeuiig ana nreu av.vv.w-, wher% may be seen a large stock of good VEHICLES, composed of ligbt and heavy work. Splendid Fall Stock arriving every week, among which are somo new and very tasty models of Family Carriages. Manufacturing and Repairing will bo done from this dAte with usual dispatch. Charleston, Nov 3?45 LEONARD CIIAPIN. Administrator's KoJIce. ALL persons having demands against the Estate of R. M. Sanders, .-rre requested to hand them in to the subscriber duly attested according to law; and all those that will have notes or bonds due the first if November, ara requested to bo punctual in the payments, as the business of the Estate is sucli that indulgence cannot bo given. Nov. 7?3t. Wm. M. SANDERS. Cumdcn Female Academy. THIS School will be vacant on tho first of January. The Trustees desire to elect a Teacher forthwith. All information may bo obtained from Nov. 7?4t. J. S. DEPASS, Soc'y. REEDER &DESAUSSURE, ^jfSLCZSnHT'OSC. At-iJ * AND COMMISSION BUSINESS, ADGEH'S WHARF, CHARLESTON, S. C. - Oct. 17. 42 8m CONGAREE HOUSE, [LATH JANNElf'S ifoTEL,] COLUMBIA, S. C. W. S. GOODWYN, - ' - PROPRIETOR. B. E. L. BWART, ... ?S(AN'A OEK. TS now open for the reception of BOARDERS ami ?td ? rwr t Twn orroT Tf? JL UIO JLl\AT No pains will be spared by the Proprietor and Manager to moke the House worthy in every respect, of a liberal support Everything which can bo, will be done to render the-stay of their visitors comlortable and pleasant: , Hitchcock's splendid line of OMNIBUSSES will always bo ready to convey Passengers to and from the House. Oct. 10. r The Adams Northern, Southern, California and European Express. HAYING extended their line to this place, afc now prepared to receive and forward freights of all descriptions, Packages. Boxes, Parcels, Valuables, Bark Notes, Gold and silver, with safety and dispatch. A Messenger will leave Caviden daxlif, foBnecting at Kiugsville with the. Wilmington. Columbia.,Charleston and Northern Messenger, thereby ensuring safety, dispatch, proinptness-ol delivery 4c. Packages, Parcels. Boxes aud Valuables to go bJP our Express should be marked ,K Adums d: Cos. Err press," and delivered to N. D. Baxlev, the well-known Agent of tho S. C. R. R., wlio can bo fonnd at all times at the Camden Depot.^"Remember, our charges are ik>beratz. Oct 10?3m. . ADAMS 4 CO. WORMS! WORJIS!.' WORMS!!! DR. McLANE'S VERMIFUGE is warranted to bd the best, most safe and radical cure for'WdhusIt-is approver and recommended by the Medical \ Faculty in ever soction where ^t lias been Introduced!? In fact, where it is knowh none Other is used. One of oar mos.i respected phj*slcians in speaking of Dr. McLane's Vermifuge says: "Its great superiority over all other Vermifuges arises from the fact that while it-is more efficacious than any othor Vermifuge it is perfectly safe. /'' ' ' fSjTPrico 25 cents per bottle. - McLane's JLiver Fills, "O EING composed entirely oTvegetable substances la JD not only safe, but have been found by all who ? have used tbem, its the best remedy for all affections of the Liver and Digestive organs. In fact, wkcro they are used Liver Complaint cannot exist, jy Price 25 Cents per box. _ . The above valuable preparations 'aro for .sale by most of the Druggists, and aro to be iiad wholesale of i P. M. COHEN A -CO., Importors and Dealers in Drugs, Medicines, Cbom-i cals, Perfumery Ac. No. 29 Hayne-streot, Charleston, S. 0. IVcw Goods. . . AM. A R. KENNEDY are now receiving their fall stock, and will be able to show an extensive and-handsome assortment of de*irable goodsjn a few days. Sept. 18?tf. CARPET Bags, Floor Cloths, Crumb Cloths, Ac. just received at " the Old Corner." Sept 19-tf. . . K. W. BONNET. S\00 pieces Npgro Cloths, from 12J to 50 cents a yard, just opened at " the Old Comer" Sept." 19?tf. E. W. BONNET. ' MEN'S and Youth's Ready Made Clothing, the most oxtensivc and desirable stock ever offered in this market, just opened at *' the Old Corner,,' bySept. 19?tr, __ 7 - -nt/ir; o-neTTdrcss goods?limbroidories, Gloves, 1-J Laces, Curtain Muslins, 4c., received and for sale low at " the Old Corner" by Sept 19?tf. E. TT.. BONNET*. Freiib Crackers. 2BBLS. Soda Crackers; *? do. Butter Cracker?; 1 do. TVatcr Crackers; 1 do. Sugar Crackers. .Tnst received by J. A. SCHROCK. 1?5 Sperm and Adamantine Candles. O/A BOXES Genuiue Sperm Candles; 30 do. Ada- # &\J niau Candles, for sale by J. A. SC1IR0CK. To Rent. TITAT large double IIouso formerly owned and occupied by K. TRYON, with every convenience for two families. Possession given immediate!v. v Oct. 31?tf. ' D. C. TRYON. S NOTICE. AN election will bo held on Saturday; December 2d for a Physician to attend the Poor UouReand . also for a Matron for the same. Applicants will hand; in meir proposals to lue oecromiy. Also wanted to hire, a cook and Negro man. By order of the Board. -v W. E. HUGHSON, Sect'y C. P. X. D. V- : LADIES' Brown and Drab cloths for Talmas and! Cloaks, just opened at the "Old Corner" bv Oct. 31? tf. K. W. BONNET. HOUSE KEEPING articles in a great variety,* also, Bathing Tubs. Rocking and Sitting Chairs, just received at the " Old Corner" bv Oct. 31?tf. ' E. "W. BONNET. GENTLEMEN'S fine Black Cloth Frock Coats, blackr '& Cassimere and whito Marseilles Vests, opened, 'v last week and for salo at ihe " Old Corner" by Oct. 31?tf. E. W. BONNET, * . ESTATE SALE. 30 Negroes, 1-1 JCules and Horsea, 2000 <$g bushels of Com, Ac. BY order of James II. Vitherspoon Ordinary Lancaster District and iu pursuance of the will of ttenry tnos. ainssey deceased, win oesoiaontne lour December 185-1 and days following, the whole Estateof the said Henry T. Moaser, consisting of about SO* likely and valuable negroes, among the number is a good Blacksmith, a cook, seamstres , some likely youngfellows, Boys and Girls?also nhout 14 Mules and Horses, 1 pair Bay Cnrriago Horses. young and well broke, a large stock of Cattlo, Hogs and She5pf a number of Pork Hogs, Buggy and Carriage, 3 Road Wagons, Ox Cart, Plantation and Smith TooIp, Household and Kitchen Furniture, about 2000 bushels of Corn,'a' quantity of Fodder, Shucks, Hay, Cotton Seed and many other articles. Also the Tract of Land upon which the said H_ T. Massey resided, containing 57G Acres bounded by Lands of James Miller, Adnm Ivey and the Catawba River, about 250 Acres and mostly' in cultivation, some recently cleared, about 100 Acres is Choice River Bottoms, the balance in woods nud good cotton Lands, on the place is a good Dwelling, Gin House audi Screw, and all necessary outbuildings.. Terms.?For the personal Estate a credit of twelve mhntlis note and two mod sureties, with intotesfan nually. For the Land it credit of one, two aud tltrto years, with interest annually, Ixmd and gowf safety aud a mortgage. The sile will sake place 18th December TS'5<t and continue (nun day to day until the whole is disposed / ^ of, on the Uiver Road front Charlotte to Canidetu^y .v, about five miles North of Curoton or McClenah&t" Ferry, and live miles douth of Belair. L. ri. MASSEY. ) . % : . \\r. A CURETON. Nov. 7, 45 ts. FINE Mountain Butter, Sperm and Adamantine Candles for sale at the " Old Comer" by Oct. 31?tf. K. W. BONNEY. . Meiiran iHiiKtasig Liniment. TOO well known to require any description or recommendation, may always be found at Aug. 29?35 . Z. J. DbUAY'S. Sail afloat. 2 AAA Sacks Liverpool Salt landing and fbr }UUU sale hy SIMONS, BROTHERS, jNO. tnaiuav, innnniun. Nov 1 ' ?t?45 ' ' v "