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Tribute of Respect* The undersigned were appointed by the official T . members of the Methodist E. Church, to Camden, a A Committee, to report suitable resolutions relative to the death of Keith S. Moitat. ?j The following are aubmitted: . . B( Resolved, That with sincerest eorrow, we, tho mem- Ni here of the M. E. Church in Camden, have heard of the death of our worthy friend and brother KeithS. Ct Moffat, and mourn for the loss of our Recording Stew- Di ard, ever faithful in the discharge of his duties, watchful over the wants of the poor under his care, attentive to the ordinances of the Church of which he was for G many years an acceptable member, and unremitting in hia deeds of kinduesa and christian charity. Resolved, That in his death, our Sabbath School has been deprived of one of its most constant attendants; K for many years the efficient Librarian, aud instructive teacher of youth. None wob and retained, in a greater degree, the love ofthe sell jlars. No Teacher set a A better example of punctuality, devotion, and general TI usefulness. Resolved, That we rejoice in the hope, that he was abundantly sustained in the dying Jiou1-, by'that grace m he earnestly sought in. health and in life, and tfehave good cause to believe that the pages of inspired Truth, furnished a lamp to his feet, through tho dark "valley 6C of the shadow of death." Resolved, That in bonds of christian fellowship we tender our sympathy to the bereaved. mother of out ^ departed Brother, at.d express our assntauce, that our common loss is his eternal gain. That *he principles sr of faith learned in childhood, apd practised in niaturer - years have secured for him that "rest (hat remaineth to the people of God." ^ Resolved, That this tribute of-respect be published { in the Camden Journal, and a copy be sent to the u< mother of Bro. Moffat. Also that bis name, be inscribed on a blank page of the Book ofthe Recording Steward with the date of his membership, and date of his death?and that these resolutions be recorded . among the minutes of our Quarterly Conference." '1 W. TIIU RLO Vf C aston, p tho. j. warren, - ai >Feb. 1, 1855, Committee. ? i i ? ? ti Tribute of Respect-v At a rogular meeting of Kershaw Lodge No. 9, i. 0. 0. F?held on Friday Evening last, the following Pre amble and ftesolutioDS were unanimously adopted: j The members of tliis Lodge have'heard witludeep jy regret, the sad tidings of the death 'of Past Grand e< Keith S. Moffat, one who, at its first institution, idea- ^ tified himself with it, and who, though called away to fight the battles of his country in a foreign land, forgot not that identity, but on his return borne, crowned j (with victorious wreaths, loved and.honored by all vvbo ^ knew bim, entered again our fraternal circle, and cou- hi -tinued a true and faithful member of the same till the tc day of his decease. We claim, therefore, the right, as his surviving brothers, to -offer our tribute of respect ^ to hts memory and to mingle our regrets for the early v death of one so deserving of our fraternal love and re- C gard ; and while we bow in humble submission to the 8C will of Him "who doeth all things well," and mourn for the loss our Lodge has sustained, we will also cherish the remembrance of his many-virtues. Be it -i therefore J Resolved, That in the death of Past Grand Keith S. Moffat, Kershaw Lodge So. 9, has lost a useful and * exemplary member as well as a beloved brother. Resolved, That we deeply sympathize with the family of our deceased brother in their sad bereavement. Resolved, That as a token of our regard, we will wear tbo usual badge of mourning for thirty days. Resolved, That a blank page in our Record Book be dedicated to his memory. tl Resolved, That the Secretary be requested to fur- e' nish the family of Brother Moffat with e copy of the above Preamble and Resolutions, and that tboy be published in the Camden Journal. Vrorm u,,. -oinuv-o. C. I. Shivbe. Secretary. ^ MARRIED?OnThursday evening, 25th instant, at the Melodist Church, Columbia, by Rev. \V. A. Gamewell, Mr. Edwaed Davis and Miss ElIza J. Tradkwell, of that city. a Obituary. DIED?In Houston County, Georgia, on the 17th v nltirao, Mrs. Elizabeth K. EdgeIvorth, wife of A. r Edgeworth, Esq. A Card. Resolved, That the thanks of Watoree Division of 1 Son9 of Temperance, are due, and cordially tendered ^ to Grand Chaplain Rer. A. Gregg, for the able address ^ delivered by him at the solicitation of this Division on u the 25lh ultimo. From the minutes. " _ t i * .D. SHKRON, R. S. J A K camdeS^pbices current 4 ? BAGGING, per yard, 14 to 16 BALK ROPE, per pound, 11 to 15 T BUTTER " 16 to 25 , BEEF, " 4 to 6 i ? BACON " ...^. 9|to 12 Ic COFFEE " 12 to 14 CHEESE " to-15 COTTON, u ? to 8 CORN,... .per bushel, - 87 to 10U FLOUR,...perbarrel, 800 to 950 1 FODDER,... .per cwt. t : 87fta 100 J LARD,....per pound, .' 12|to 14 f-Jl M0LA3SES,. per gallon : 30 to 37 i }* OATS, per bushel, 50 to 62 1? PEAS " ... t'olOO i SUGAR. ...per pound, 6 to 12 ! . SALT persack..... to t ! Arrivals at tbe Mansion House, l] FOR. THE WEEK ENDING FEB. S. tJ E. G.*ROBINSON, PROPRIETOR. v b R H Cou8ar. Lancaster Mr King? NO ^ W J Boyd, Baltimore J Brown. Liberty Hill " S Oliver, Mobile L Kilgore and - ady KerL StraL Chester - shaw M P Crawford, Lancaster B F Wilson, Sumter C A Saunders, New York C C Bal'ard. Lancaster W J Gladdney, do H SumoierviUe, Kershaw 8 Msyraut, Sumterville 'Mr Mungo, do J U Ingrain, Hanging J^Jobnson. Chester Rock R H Greneker. Columbia . Mr Maasey, Longstreet T J Jones, Camden I 'r Mr Clyburn, Kershaw J J Lucius, Richland E Somers, Charleston 0 J Barn, Charleston ar L R Jennings, Sumter ColL J Patterson, L Hill j W B Jennings and serv't, | B F McKonr.ie, Charleston i 8umter Mr Massey. York J M Jennings and serv't P Rail, Columbia r W W Mobley. Lancaster B Payne, Tenuea-ee k, Dr R E Wylie, do J A Vannny. Charleston ol R Williams, do Mr C Cunningham, L Bill at B F Edwards, Charlotte J Israel, Camden hs R D 8pann, Sumtor Col N A Peay and serv't, st< J W Stanton, NY Longtown cr A Wilson, Somter R S Fiuley, Baltimore 13 J M Ingram. Kershaw lo ??????????? di Notice. ?r ON the 1st Norember, 1854.1 gave written notioe aD to E. Sommers, partner of M. Drucker .t Co., of my determination to oease my connection with their 1 establishment as Book Keeper, on the first of Februa- J _ rt. 1855. which was acoemod bv the said E. Sommers. I on the 15 th of November last. n Feb. 6,1856,?3t JOSEPH PHILIPS. j TAXES# gt< NOTICE is hereby given, that I will open Book9 on tit the 24th day of February next, at my store in of Camden, for collecting the Taxes for 1854, and will joi attend at the following places on the following days for ' en the same purpose. , at On Monday, February 26, at Liberty Hill; on Tuesday, the 27th of February, at Flat Book; on Wednes- be day, the 28th of February, at Bufihlo; on Thursday, to the 1st of MardRfSt Lisenby's; on Friday the 3d of Ac March, at Sch rook's Mill; on Saturday the 3d of March, do at Cureton's Mills. sol After the above named times, I will attend at Camden or nntill the first day of May next, at which time the ad Books Will positively be closed, and all defaulters double tei taxed. HENRY PATE, T. C. JL IX \ Feb 6?tf List of Letters, REMAINING in the Post Office at Camden S. C. .u reoruary isi 1000. A.?Albert, John B.?Bausket, Co). Jolin ; Barnes, James; Birchfield, isha; Bracey, J. M.; Brae^y, Washington: Barrett, ?nj; BoDtier, Sarah; Bowen, John ; Baker, Miss aney J. C.?Cunningham, W. C. (2); Curtis, Rev. A. M.; irter, Heirs of Capt. P.; Carpenter J. V.; Carlisle; r. Wm.; Chisholra, Henry; Curskaw, Mrs. Emclia; D.?Drakeford, J. J, F.?Finley, R. S.; Fox, James.; Finley, Robert S.; raham, Mrs Henrietta; Gafford, Benj.; Gardiner, H.?Holleyman, Dr W. H J.?Johnson, Miss Sarah Jane K.?Kqlly, W.; Kiff, W. B.; Key, Mrs. Adelino; uykendhll, B. J.; L.?Lee. Miss Sarah: Lawrence, Dewitt C. N.?McDowell, John; Motley, W. M: McCrany, rch'd.; Vickie, Johu T.; Morgan, James R.; Mickie, bomas; Miller. Jacob: Moore, T. A.; McCain, Jane; 0.?Osgood, S. S : Osgood, Harriet P.?Parker, John; Parker, D. D; Peck, Misa Aloha (2); Pierce, Dr. W. H. o r>,u:?? T T . n T. Pnn?l, T XV.? UUUIIIWII, U. U.| IIUIIUIO, \J. ?/., WVHU v. S.?Sigman, Mrs. Simon; Simpson, Robert or Jo:ph? Shaver, Simon T.?Thompson, E. "W.; Thompson, James W. W.?Weatliersber, Thomas C.: Waldiuer, M. & A.; 'tonges. Mrs. L.; Watkins, Dr. B. F, Persons calling for the above letters will please iy they are advertised. T. VV. PEGUES, P. M Notice. IfB JOSEPH PHILIPS is no more in our employ?1 ment, and is not connected in any way with j in business. M. DRUCKER & CO. Feb 6?3t. ~ Notice. A LL persons having claims against the Estate of B r\. W. GIBBONS, deceased, will hand them in roperly attested, according to law, and th<JSe indebted, re called upon for immediate payment. The condition of the estate is such, that prompt aeon mu6tbo taken for its settlement. . B. F. EDWARDS, Administrator. Feb 6?tf Noticei A LL persons having demnnd* against the Estates Tl of CAROLINE DOBBINS* and WARREN l'EWART, deceased,'will present them duly attestJ, and those indebted will make immediate payment ?.me. THOS, J. CAUTHE& ' Feb 6?tf. Pianos Tuned and Repaired. A G. KERN, from the Piano Manufactory of <?riabe, Gachle & Co, Baltimore, informs the aates and ueriticmcn of uttnaen, tntrt ne is malting is annual tour through the Stale, and will be pleased > attend to any tuuing or repairing ofPianosthat may o entrusted to him Provided with a very complete it of tools and the best materials, he is confident of ivirig satisfaction in every case. It is his purpose to isit this and the other towns -and villages of South arolina regularly once a year, and thus to supply, in )me measure, tho want of reliable tuners, so generally omplained of. Feb 6?It. NEW BOOKS: DISCOURSES on Truth, by Dr. Thorpwoll; The Foresters, by Capt. Mayne Reid. * . The Flower of the Family; Hagar, the Martyr, by [rs. Stephens. Nelly Bracken; May and December. Hearts Ease; Little Folks Own. Agnes and Caroline; Parish and othor pencilings. Ei^tford, of household Sketches. Sabiue'6 notes on Duels and Djuelliog. Fudge Doings, by Ik Marvel. Smith's History of Greece. Also, a new supply of he Life of Barnuin; Miller's Almanacs for 1855, 3d dition. A. YOUNG. Jan. 30, 5 tf. Notice. ,4 I.L persons indebted to the estate of Samuel Benson arc-requested to call and ;>ay, as longer, ldulgence cannot be giveu. Jan. 30. J. DUNLAP, Adm'r. For ?ale or to Ilire. TOM, a first rate Wagoner and Coachman, healthy nd of good character. Also, For Sale. A new two-horse Wagon, made by Mr. Samuel Shier, with Iron Axles, anil in perfect order in every espeet Apply to R. B. JOHNSON. " Jan. 30. 6 8t Strayed or Stolen FROM the camp in tbfe suburbs of Camden, on the uiirht of the 8th of January, a large black tare MUI.R. ahi>ut sev< n vcars aid. with marks of car in several places. Any person finding said mule rill be reosonaldy rewarded by delivering lier to me i Sumter District, nenr Bishopville, or give informai>n so that I may get hey. .My address is Medianaville, Sumter Disti iot. S. Q, Jan. SO. HENRY SCARBOROUGH.. . GIVE ATTENTION! ~ THE subscriber wants money and must hare it.? hose who owe me are called upon to pay up without irther delav, as my engagements render it necessary ?rme to make collections bv Moi.dav next. SAMUEL SHIVER, Rail lionet Blacksmith. Jan. 30. HOUSE PAINTING, ~ DONE to order in the shortest lime. All orders either for the Town or Conntry, will be promptr attended to either directed to me at Columbia, or ift with Mr. C. A. McDonald,, iq Camden. Patronage respectfully solicited. Jan. 80?' JOHN FETNKR. * J s, *iaoo Furtc.tJfrg.in and JWelodeon , TulliNg, dec. - . I |"N order to accommodate several families who hare L hitherto had both tronble and delay in getting ..I. a_'. ?u. ?i r en i iuiiw x vi nn i %rgxiig\uj iuucw, im>., uic huuw.ti" i sr begs to say that in future, all orders in the above ranches entrusted to his care will-be executed in le very best manner. . '* ' Cootracts made by. the year, if desired. Orders may be left at Mr. Young's Book-Store, or t my residence. F. DaVINE, Professor of Music. Camden, Jan. 20. IVoticc. TlIE Notes and Accounts of W. M. "Watson are i my hands (as Assignee) for collection. Those insbted are requested to make immediate payment, id by so doing save costs. Jan. 30 J- DUNLAP, Assignee. #15 REWARD. STRAYED or stoleu from the subscriber on the 5 night of the 7th insfc., a light bay Mare, 7or8 years d. white face and nose, and one hind foot white, >out 15 hands high, with onohip knocked down, and is a wart under the foretop. It is supposed she was olen by a man whose name is unknown, about forty forty-five years old, short set weighs about 130 or 15 pounds, red face, dark hair, turning grey, speaks ud and quick. He was dressed when last seen, in n k pantaloons, yellowish coat, a black cloak, a low owned black hat, and is generally smoking a pipe, id lias one ear cropped off The above reward will be paid for information where a Mara rati hh?fminrl Jan. 23?3t. CATHERINE McPHERSON. The Yorkville Euquirer. rHE undermgned, having purchased the office of the Yorkville Miscellany, and commenced in its ad the nublioation of a new paper, with the above le, present their claims to a share of the patronage the public. The Enquirer is next to the largest irnal in the State, printed on good paper, and with tirely new material, and will be sent to subscribers two dollars per annum inadvanoe. Commencing with a list of eight hundred subscri rs, and a rapidly-increasing circulation, it Is offered the business men as a good advertising medium. Iverti8ements will be conspicuously inserted at one liar for the first and thirty-seven and a half cents for baequeut insertions. Business cards of half a square le?. five dollurs per annum. Contracts for larger vertisements will be made on the most reasonable ma- JOHN L MILLER, ) p ... BAM'L W. MELTON, J rroPn6torsTerkrUle, S. C., January 8,1866. Stf MTJBRAY HILL SEMINARY. MRS. HOVLAND and daughters, from Chaileston. S. C., will open a BOARDING and DAY SCHOOL, for a limited number of Young-ladies, on the first Monday in February, at their residence, Murray Hill Thirty-fifth-street, between Madison and Fourth-Avenues, New York. Every effort will be made to furnish a comfortable and pleasant home lor thosa who becom* members of the family. While th)j English branches will receive especial carerrencnwiu oe me couimuu jauguo^cui and family. Circulars with complete details and references sent to any part of the country. References.?Hon. IT. A. DoSnussure, Hon. Jas. L. Petigru, Rev. S. Gilman, D. D.,' Francis Y. Porcher, M P., John Etolbrook, M. D., Charleston; Rev. I)r. Nott, Pre?. Union Collage; Dr B. Anderson, Pres. Rochester University; Rev. A. C. Kendrick, D. D., Rochester University; Rev. A. A. Livermore ,K. K. Springer, Esq; Cincinnati Ohio; Col. J. W. Scott, New Brimawick, N. J. Jan. 30?3t LIMESTONE SPRINGS FEMALE HIGH SCHOOL. SPARTANBURG DISTRICT, 1865. faculty of instruction. Rev. T. CURTIS, D. D., Principal, and Instructor in Mental and Moral Science, History, and English Literature. * Rev. W. Curtis, Principal, and Instructor in Natural Science. Mrs. E. A. Curtis,. Superintendent of Domestic and Social Duties. Professor L G. Blaisdell, Instructor in Musio, vocal and instrumental. Mrs. A. C. Blaisdell, Instructress in French, Italian, and Ger at:. ProfesBor S. Al. uook, instructor in aiauieniaiica enu Ancient Languages. MiseL. C. Tenney Instructress in English Branches. Miss Catharine CnrrrENDEN, Instructress in Geography and History. . Miss A. Wjpos, Instructress in Drawing, Painting, '.and Music. Mies , Instructress in Vocal and Instrumental Music. MisB Mary Bates, Instructress ill writing. Mrs. F. O'Nkall. Matron. TERXS. Per Termfof Half a Tear, payable in' advance. Instruction?English Departments...' $25.00 Board, including washing, fuel, and lights.... 5U.00 The above includes a complete course of English Education, (for $75 the term) which all the pupils are expected to taks. The lollowing are optional, and may ,be taken or not, (in whole or in part, as may scem^deairable. Music?Piafio or Harp, including Vocal Music.$25.00 Guitar 20.00 Use of the Piano 2.50 Use of th* Harp 5.00 French ,. 2U00 llahau. 20.00 Drawing and Painting. 20.00 No charges beside the above will be made in connection with the school, except for Books and Stationery aptnally used. * Tlio ensuing'term begins on Wednesday, February 1A*V? ICKK onv xii tinff, ln/lr orriemtr n. fnpfntrrlit "'"i ?" ?'v J b\ J ? ' ' o ufter the term has begun, is charged from the fortnight of her arrival. Messrs. Curtis would renew their. respectful ac knowledgmenta of the kind, support of the public, during the last nine years. Upwards of four hundned young ladies, filling honorable stntions in every part of the State and neighborhood, are the best and fairest advertisement to which they-can call the attention of pnrents and guardians. By them and their friends, the location and climate of the school are well knOwn; its health so remarkable, that no eases of serious sickness have ever occurred there, and its unequalled retirement and 'accommodations. They purchased and have added to this property, chiefly with a view to its retirement; coDgeniai alike as they find, to the best habits of attention to scholastic-duties, ond to the sensitive modesty of the female c'.nra ter, as <hey desire.toicrnj it. In 'every^departinent the best assistants ar? sought for; the 3*iaei pals have suffered no inconvenivnceof occasional changes, or increased expenditure, to obstruct them in the pursuit of this object?aspiring, as they can repeat they do, to leaving the school rich in influence, literary and moral, rather than to enrich themselves or to accomplish any personal or sectarian object 1 One of of the Princi als will b-- found at the Mills House, Charleston, on Saturday. 10th February,leaving for Columbia on Monday, 12th; aud at the Ame'-* rican Hotel, Columbia, Monday, 12th, to leave for Yorkville on Tuesday; 13th. 4?3t RARE CHANCE ] 7 THE subscriber wishing to discontinue the BAKERY BUSINESS. on account of ill health, offers for sale on accommodating terms his entire Establishment, which is conveniently arranged with everything necessary for the successful prosecution of toe business. llis DWELLING HOUSE, very commodious, with every convenience, and a good Store attached, will also be disposod of at a great bargaiu. W. B. CAMPBELL. Charleston Courier insert three times m TriWeekly paper and forward biiL . W. B. C- . . Jan. 30, "... 5 tf. . TO THE PHYSICIANS OF SOUTH CAROLINA A \D ALL WHO CSK LIQUOR AS A MEDKJJNE OR AS A BEVERAGE. T_)HTSlCr{^N3 who prescribe Alcoholic liquors for X medicinal purposes should give the preference to WOLFE'S AROMATIC SCHIEDAM SCHNAPPS. 1. It is manufactured" at- Schiedam, in Holland, and ixelusiveiy in the .factory of the proprietor, by processes find from material elsewhere unemployed and. known. ' ' . 2. It is proved by the repeated analysis of several eminent chemista, to be entirely free from the pernicious fUsil oil which temuins in every kind of liquor distilled froA* grain, and which is the.cause of nervous and vfsoeral derangetneut, serious congestion, and morbid desire for habitual and intemperate indulgence which sudb liquors invariably tend to superinduce. 3. It is proved by the same uuerviug teste that the .Tlllvinrr Gin IS not .flavored with the run ran arid and i indigestible oil of Jumper heretofore used, but with the specifically lighter, more volatile, aromatic and medicinal of the two, essential oil of the Italiuu juniper berry, neglected by every other manufacturer. 4. It is chemically proved to be absolutely pure in its rectification?a quality obtained by au entirely new process and which no other Holland Gin in the world has acquired. 5. It is proved by extensive medical experience and testimony, to be an efficient as well as an agreeable remedy m many cases of incipient dropsy, gravel, chronic gout, flatulence, rheumatism, Colic, concretions in the kidney and bladder, dyspepsia, fever and ngue, general debility, sluggish cuculation of the blood, deficient assimilation of food and .exhausted vital oner* gy. " It is a most grateful and renovating cordial, and when used as directed, never inflames the system or induces inebrity, but tends rather to subdue the latter frailty, by croating a dislike to all inferior-liquors And it invariably corrects the ill effects of bad water whether in swampy or limestone districts. In all of these enuumerated qualitea, it has no rival in any mar ket in the world. It is sold in Charleston, S. C. by the following firms: P. M. COHEN 4 0., HAVJLAND, HARRAL~4 CO., I A. KLESICK A CO, A VON DOIiLEN, LANNEAU. 4 BURCKMYER, NELSON CARTER, KLINCK & WICKENBERG, JOHN F. O'NEILL, THOMAS E. CLYDE, FOLLINA FOURGEAD, and by all the respectable Druggistsand Grocers in the United States. 1 UDOLPHO WOLFE, Sole Manufacturer aud Importer, 18, 20 4 22 Beaver-street New York Jan, SO ^ 3m. NOTICE. WM. WATSON mado application tor Tavern ' License No 3. to retail 8pirituous Liquors at the houso ono door South of J.. Duulap's Store on Broad Stroefc Securittes. G Alden, and R, Latta. Recommonded by P. Robenson, Thomas J. Ancrum, and J. A. Schrock.., * " Ordered that the a&vq application be published in Camden Journal. " ' ' f Jan. 30?C. H. DAVIS, Town Reoorder. T> 00KING and Sitting CHAIRS, for sale +1 . xv . soNNsrs, FRESH GARDEN SEEDS ! JUST receivod from theliouse of David Landroth, Philadelphia, a large aid well-selected assortment of GARDEN SEEDS, conisting, in part, of the following varieties, viz: Large globe artichoke, Early refugee ' Long blood beet, Long green cucumber, Swamp " * Early frame cucumber, White sugar " Green cluster " Red " " Gherkin " Extra early turnip beet, Large purple egg plant, Early York cabbage, Nutmeg melon, " May u Turk's CAp citron melon, " Dutch " Silver skin onion, " drumhead" Bell pepper, u sugar-loaf" Sweet mountain pepper, " Savoy " I Cayenne " T.nrtre York u I Brown Dutch lettuce. ! Lalo drumhead 11 Green Cos " " Dutch " Early cabbage " , Curled Savoy " Large M " Green Glazed . Ice head " Red Tutch "for pii- Sugar parsnip, [lg Long Salmond radish, Long Col jards, " scarlet *' Loug orange carrot, Red turnip " Early horn " White" " White solid colory, Black Spanish M Cauliflower, Round spinach Snlsily.or vegetable oyer Early Washington peas, Early bush squash, " Charlton " Crook-necked marrow ' Prince Albert " Large red tomntog^*- - Extra early " Small "" Y.. - Large marrowfat " Large pear shap'd" ^ Black-eyed " " . Early Dutch spring tnip, Dwarf blue imperial " Red top a ! Royal dwarf " Adams' early corn, j Knight's tall " Curled parsley, ' Six weeks bush beans, Large Lima beans, China red-aye ' Small " of Snow ' Early Mohawk " Red vaffentine 1 " Rnchael u J T.'J. WORKMAN 1 CoJanuary 4th, 185 2tf ' * Police. fjPHOSE'indebtedi me either, by note or account X for the years lfl and '54 are requested to.caV and settle; at 1 amlsing up my Business I trust tbe necessity of this cal^U be perceived and that it will be promptly met. < Jan. 16?tf. : J. A. SCHROCK. Rcambcr This. UNTIL next retrniay, the notes and accounts due to the lafe tin of Workman 4 Boone may be found at their AAtand for settlement. Workman 4 Qo. are authqeed to receipt fyr the same. 1C 4 / UAUt 1U, V U, IV Sale. rT^HE House And t on Lvttleton street, formerly 1. occupied by JohJ. Wooten, price four hundred dollars. Terms accouodating. Apply immediately to J. ii. KERSHAW. Jan. 23,1855. . i 4 3t UTICE. ALL persons inde'd to the subscril*r are requested to call and.tie. I will be glad to sell all my friends and ousters on short time (with the exception of BOcharticlm corn, bncon, flour, lard, etc.) and for such articles!ust hare cash or I cannot stU. The subscriber also is that such persor.s as have boen running accouniith him and have not paid he does not desire to keaceounta with, and he is only willing to sell.to sues pav him promptly. Jan. 16,?tf. . * ROBERT LATTA. otice. ALL persons luvi demands against the estate of Joab Cotton, dased, will present them, duly attested, and tho? irhted will make payment to ItOLIT B. COTTON, Executor. January 23, 1SE>5. StEDULE. Rliii! and assenger Trains. SOUTH ?AUOmRAILROAD COMPANY. Leave Charleston- m. Arrive at Kingsvi2 p. m; Colurab'a 8.46 p. ni.; Camdeu 5 3Leave Charleston*- m. Arrive at KingsvN.30 a. m.; Columbia 6.30 a. m. . Leave Charleston, m. and 4.45 p. m. Arrive at Augustp. m. and 4.30 a. m. Leave Columbia'in. and 4 p. m. Arrive at Charlei 3 p. m. and 4 a. ro. Arrive at August p. m. and 4.30 a. en. i L*ave Columbia ?. m. Arrive at Kings* 1-30 p. m. and Camden 6 p. ra. > Leave Augusta Oa, m. and 6 p. ra. ' Arrive at Churls 2.S0 p. m. and 6.60 a. m. Arrive at Kingae 2 p. ru. and f.ZO a. m. Arrive at Colun 3.46 p. in. and 6.30 a. m. Arrive at Camdi p. m. Leave Camden ra. Arrive at GharWi 8 p. m.; Columbia 10.50 a. m.; August*', m. UKaVRY T. FEAKE, Jau. 23?tf. . i Geul. Sup't. ( Estate <Pohn Trncsdel. ALL persons ha\demands against the Estato of Jolin Truesdetceased, are notified to present them within tlio li prescribed bylaw; and, thoso : indebted to the saidtate will make payment on or before the first ol Jary, as a speedy settlement will ' bo reqnirod. J. TB.UESDEL, J. C. IIAILK, Doc. 19?Sno. < Executors. 1 ' Notice. r piIRRE monthter dnto application will bo made X to the Bank Satnden. for rhs issue of dnnlirvite . ' ccrt.ficato No. lliated 25lh June 1849 for twenty 1 shares, standing iie name W. McK. Parker, for the sole and separate1 of Amelia A. Parker, tke original having been itidor lost. Jan. 23.?3m. ? i J Iron Safe, ONE of Slier4*8 Patent, convenient siw and in I good order,H bo Bold a bargain if applied for J soon. ' Z. J. DeUAY.. Jan. 23, I 4 8t 1 male anFemale High Schools J T GREENWOOD. \ BY a rcenarraugement of the Trustees, Ukm school lis been placod under the control of " the Rev. S Dually. His assistants will be sufficient and very <pMeut male department. n._ o n,?._ r>_: ; t t r.. .?? 8 iwev. ot wGuui, IT nnuipaj, l^tiugutiged, vaeuiisw/, ^ Mel Science. . Mr. J. ?. lure, First Assistant, Mathematics, Natu- v ralilosophy, History. Mr. II. WlcLeea, Second Assistant, English Brancheilementary Mathematics. Rev. J. Mos, Pastor, Evidences of Christianity. PKM AI.E DBPAETM r.NT. Rev. S. D<n.LV, Principal, Langongea, Chemistry " Mei Science. Miss M. Clot, First Assistant, Natural Philosophy, H iff, Mathematics. ?- Second Assistant. Elomontary Branchdritlimetio. o r Mr. G. Jn, Teacher of Musio and Modern Langua. t The Areesaion of the present year opened 1 Wednesdithe third of January Rates of tuition ^ us heretofc ranging from $16 to $40 per year of 10 k months. ' The prioal, Ber. S. Donnelly; having at oonside- ' rable expo enlarged his buildings, ? now prepared " to accomnate some twenty boys as boarders,' Boarding, inclng Washing, $10 per month. Lights extra T families of the place afford no pie acoom- j1 modationsr both male and female boarders at the' ? Bamo rates K. R. CALHOUN, JA8.0RE8WELL, ' ? - R. 0. GILLAM, \Tnuttw. - c . : JABi-GILLAM, I . . iter. J. MeLEBS, J c :?r ?-? 1 Bian's Pulmonic Wafers, ] FOR CO\n& OOLDSt AND CONSUMPTION, J fust rOoeired' and for sale by. i ** * * T. J. WORKMAN k CO. "I " * "f :>ir tBritish Quarterlies. LEONARD SCOTT t CO., New Yorifc contrnr to republish the following British periodicals: 1. The London Quarterly Review, (Conservative.^ 2. The Edinburgh Review, (Whig.) 3. The Noith British Roview, (me Church.) 4. The Westminster. Review, (Liberal.) 6. Blackwood's Edinburgh v c o *1 J / The present critical state of EnropenB aflfairt wil render these publications unusually interesting dui lng tli#year 1856. Tliev will occupy a middle grouin between tire hastily written news itera?, crude specs iitioBS, and flying rumors of the daily Jourcal;"iin< the ponderous toBie of the future historian, wrjtte: after the living interest and excitement of the grea political events of the time shall have passed fiwaj it is to these periodicals that readers must look fb the only really intelligent and reliable history of cur rent events, and as such, in addition to Uietr "well o? tabliebed literary, scientific, and theological character we urge themmpon the consideration of the rcadinj public. . * Arrangements are rn progress, for lhe receipt q early sheets from the British publishers, by wliicu wi shall be able to plac i our reprints in the hands o subscribers about as soon as they can be furnislie'c with the foreign copies.- Although this will involvt a very large outlay on our part, we shall continue U furnish the periodicals at Ine same low rate as here toiore, viz.:;. Par annum For any of the four Reviews <$S.0C For any two of the fourTeviews.6M For apy three of the four reviews v.7.0i For all four of the reviews. 8.013 For Blackwood's Magazine. A .4 .. 8.0T3 For Blackwood and three reviews 9 Oti For Blackwood and the four reviews .10.00 Payments to be made in all cases in advance. Money current in the State where issued will be.reccived at par. . ' , v & Clubbing.?A discount of twenty-five per cent, from the above prices will be allowed to clubs ordering four or more copies of any one or more of the works Thus: Four copies of Blackwood, or of one review, will be sent to one address fo r $9; four copies of of the four reviews Blackwood for $86; and so on,^ Postage.?In all the principal cities and towns, thes; works will be delivered through agents, free of post, age. When sent by mail, the pdstage to any part of tVe United .States wHI be bot twenty-four cents a yea> fpr Blackwood, nod-but twelve cents for each of the re^cfl^g, <?,' ? - ~ Remitta*^ aiuj communications should always be addressed, p<*t.paid, to the publishers. X' LEONARD SCOTT A CO., g a-V '* ^ Gold stxeeC N:y. N. B. L. b A U- hare recently published, and have now for sale, the "Parmer's fGuide," by Henry Stephens of Edinburgh, ert^pj-ofessor Norton of Yale College, New Haven, coro6plett,<y two volumes, royAl. octavo, containing 1600 pages, "^urteerf steel and six hundred wood engravings. musliii bindings. $6.- */, . ' " X 3tfT i ... . * - | Valuable Business Stand fot<|ajCi |7K)R sale on accommodating terms, the Jb, ou JL Broad Street in the towa of Qamden, wbert.? I are situated the Store-Housea and dwelling rocentftl occupied by Moore A Kuykendsll, and by Wm. C. Mooro. . Also, the lots immediately East of tho above, or which there is a comfortable Dwelling. If not sold by first of February the above property will be rented. For particulars apply to .. JAS. L "V7LLEPIGUE, or Jan. 9?tf. WM. M. SHANNON. Executor's Notice. "" ALL peraoijs having demands against the estate of Reddick Mosoley will hand them in, properly attested, on or before the first day of April next, otherwise this notice will be plead in bar of payment. 2-3m 0. MQSELEY, Executor. NOTICE. TRE Treasurer will attend at the Council Chamber on busfness days from the 16th January until the first day of March, from 10 A. M., until 2 P. M. for the purposo of recoiving the Town Taxes. By order of CouncilJan. 16 tf C. H. DAVI8, Town Treasuror. Notice. WILL be sold on the second Monday in February next, at the Court Hou9o. a valuable library of Law Books, of about one hundred volumes, comprising nearly all of the South Carolina Reports, with the elementary text-books usually' referred to in this State, and the Statutes at large. Also, on samo day will be offered for sale, some valuable household and kitchen furniture, 6 head of cattle, office furaiturd, etc.?all goods and- chattels assignod by A. G Baskin, Esq., for the benefit o 1 creditors. Terms made kuown on day o.' sale. ' 3?4t W. TRURLOW CA8T0N, Assignee. For Sale or Bent. MY former rcaidouce in the lower pnrt of Camden; a moFt -delightful winter residence. ?Apply to me at the "Old Coraor" for termB &c. Jan, 9,?rf. K W. BONN BY. * An Invitation IS extended to all poraons iud.-bted to T. J. Work man, T. & K. Workman, or T. J. Workman 4>Co^ either by note or open account, to call &n? scttlo the same without delay. T J. WORKMAN 4 Co, Sale of IVeiroei About 100 Negroes will be sold before ihe Court Souse door iu Camden, on thefirat Monday in March next. Among the number are aome prime House servants and Held hands. Five years cre'dit will be givon. Fartiulars will bo jiren hereafter. v ltf * . r 1 - Notice. ' ADMINISTRATORS, Exocutors and Gnardfona ailing to make their returns according to law, will be lummonod to an account. Jan. 9?tf. JOHN R. JOY. 0. K. D. \ NOTICE. :s .** 'I^IIE desirable location nnd place of roeidcnco of A A 0. Baskin, KsQ., 011 Broad 6troet, near the upper >ublie square, and two valuable negro girls, One seven rears, the other five years of age, are offered fdr sale, ["he negroes aro sold lor no fault, bat that they may wnain about Camden, where their parents live. If tlTo house and negroee are not disposed of by private sale before tbe first Monday in March nefct. they rill then be offered at tho Court House for salo at pubic outcry. BOBKBT BRYCK, Trustee. January 9,1855. ... 3-tf Notice. A LL persons hating dotn.tn'ds against the estate of c\. Jos. Wienges, deceased, will call at ray office and idjt?8t them by the first of March next, that they may >epAid according to law, and those indebted will make mmediate payment to mo, or their notes and accounts rill be placed in thebands ofan officer for collection. JOHN R, JOY, agent for Janil:, 1855. Ht 0. M Wienges, Admr. gj gggg MM LNIVUAL1EETIWG Of THE STOCK HOLDERS OP THE SOUTH CAROLINA RAIL ROAD COMPANY AND OF THE SOUTHWESTERN RAlt BOAD BANK. rHE Annual Meeting of.the Stockholders of the above Institutions will.bo held in Charleston on he 13tb day of flbnuuy, (being the second Tuesday r> rhamnntbV at llio Bank Hall, hoor-of convening 11 L U. On the day following (Wednesday) there "will ie an election held at the same plaoe,. between the tours of 9'A.'If, and 3'P. U% fbr FIFTEEN DIRECTORS OF THE ROAD, and THIRTEEN DIRECTORS OF THE BANK. A Oommittee to verify proxies will attend. The attention of the Stockholders is called to the Dllowing Resolution, adopted at the last annual meetog: Resolved, That every Stockholder who shall have iwnod his stock for three months previous to the gentral annual meeting of Stockholders, be permitted to iass on the road to and from said meeting free of | ibafrgo; and that every Stockholder who shall have >wn6d five or more shares for three months previous to he generiti annual, meeting of Stockholders, be pernitted to pass on the road to and from said meeting vith his -immediate family, free of charge; and hat theresolution of February 13th, 1861, npon this tubjfect, be and is hereby rescinded. * Jan. J8?4dr 4 J.-R. EM?B^ 8ea'ty. i . '* ' . ^ J "~~'r " ( % *4* m FOB SALE. ,e | H^HAT valnaHa plantation on Watetto fiftef, lata . | X tho properly of Z.ick Canter and wife and/lbf } merly belonging to tl?e Estate of Adamson, containing some thirteen hundred sere#, bounded Noriir tf Dr. Salmoud'a plantation and the mate of John Cheenuty sout^ by Edward E. Adamaon'a plantation, eaat by Springdale, and west by Wateree River. On the pttfe* it are all the necessary building*, two iciD* gfc'hotnlly - screw, etc., a large body of Unda eleared A under fence, 3 in a good state- lor cultivation, and a large body of \r well timbered uplands contiguous to the settlement, d For terms apply to either ol the uudoraigned. b ' J->HN GENTRY, X ' , JAMES OANTEYy s. - Exr's of J no. Cantey, 8*n. r Jatf B, -2 - tf. * NOTICE, j To the Creditors of Moore 4; Ktyktndftl . AND W. C. MOORB, f I A N assignment of the Stock in Trade, Effects and f ! jL\. Asactts of Meore k Kuykendal and W. C. Moore >: f ! having been made to m?, dated December 9, 1804> in 1 which, after certain preferred creditors therein & ??$> i provision is made (before a gcnoral distribution there*. > o&) for such of the pa-tnership creditors of Moored Kuvkendal and of W. <3. Moore as will come in with' . in sixty days after date of ssid; assignment signify ) their assent to the terms of the same, execute tp) leases of their (capective debts remaining due after.rv t uovjixjj tiieir proportionate dividends under aid clause. > Notice-is hereby given to etich of the creditor* of f lioore k Kuyke'ndal and W. G. Moore asiuteod to i avail themselves of the benefit of the aid provision*, i- to. render in their claims and comply with the afore, aid terms and stipulations within the time limited, or they will be debarred the benefit of the ame. With, respect to the same address me at Csadeo; 8a' G * . JTAS. 1. tllLBPlGtl, issigie* . . ' -Dec.lt, 1854. 51 * tf v : - : U ' *? South Carolina?Kershaw District. Jemima Campbell, SdmL H.' Coats,?Applicants , v The Heirs of lMwinGeimpbeU,?Defendants. IT appearing to my satisfaction that the Eein of Bd- # . win Campbell, Defendants, resides without thia ^ State * It is therefore ordered that tbey dt appear and' , . object to the ale of the Real Estate of John Camp- ^ ' bell deed, on or before Ore twenty-aocond day of March 1855, or their consent to the same will be entered record. JOHN R. JOT,"Q. K. D*. ' Dec. 21 r 1854, . 53 . LAXD FOk SALE- . ; , > THE subscriber offers for skid bit tract of laod.*ilw.r. ted in Kershaw District, on wktem of Twpaty-flra * mile-Creek, effaw miles below its junction with-B?*& vritlun 14 or 15 miles of Camden, and 10 of tbwCbw lotte Rail Road. The plaoe is wood-land arrant 2A acies well watered and admirably adapted to thecal , ture of com and cotton. y.s > * > For terms 4a, which will bfe made accommodating, apply to me in Columbia. I will also'sbowtbe place "<> any wishing to seo it * .. . *c- Jec.23.-5t / TH0MA8 CULLHK. '* . ,, i 1 T; i ,i ? Ora^^^g pemaje Seminary. W * j g LEG ARE,' \ "* " : Aaalatanta-^ p j HabE, "f .r miLN* ?AY* ? ** ' " wwssti ? ? Mr", "**? H*ir wm in- Muaic. French, Drawing. Painting, Aq, J. The acholaatic year consists of two ?k. _ . . ' 6 monihs each. The Exercises of the 1855, will be resumed on Wednesday, the . ? ary, to continue- until the 7th Jone4 -whenthfe Sceaion will commence. ^ono TERMS. Tuition'in "all studies except in the Ornamental Branches, with Board, 4a $100 pereeeaio#. Music and French, coch, $15.00 ? . v per quarter, or .I.,.$30. per aeeshm. Drawing and Painting together.... .$8 per quarter. V Use of Piano $2 peraeacion. \ For farther information, apply for a Catalogue to the Principal at Orangeburg. Dec. 19. 41 Tt FULLER'S < > .* a HAT STORE, Ql 238 Hiehardaon Street, Columbia, 8. G?, .NEAR THE STATO HOUSE. LATE styles of gent's. DRESS HATS, an eh at MOLESKIN, BEAVER, CAS3IMERB; AND SII.lv *? ? CAPS, of every description; INFANT'S QOODf^ in great variety. also. *' . . ? Umbrellas, Walking Cane*, Trunks, Ckrvet Baga, Ac. ijT. 1^7 Tbo price of Fuller'* beat Hat, which u inferior to none, "is only FOUB DOLLARS. IXo-19- 61 - ly ? . ; THE BEPI1BLICAX COURT, .. ' OB American Society in the days of Waebingtan, with 21 Portraite of distinguished Women, IroL.' 4to. $12:00 Goodrich'a 0cm8 ef Britiah Poeta, * < Heads Female Poeta of America, . ' . Romance of American Landscape, * V. __ The Parable* of the New Testament practically ort< folded with elegant illustrations, " Parables of Krummaclior,' with illustration*, Bow in the Cloud, or Covenant of the Afflicted. ^ ' ' Jerusalem and its Vicinity, by Oldenbeiiner, . Pootical works of Montgomery, Moore, Byron, 8cott, Wadawortn, 4c. v . ' CJMCora apd otherRegions of the CouqueroriaBd the Conquered, : v ' The Boraanco of Nature, Gotns.of Beauty ; Leaflets of Memorr,'- % The Amaranth, Koepaake, Mag aolla, Casket, Gar* ; land, 4c,' / v. '. v- * Scrtuhward Hoi; Id* Ma/; The Newpboy. Dec. 19,?if. A. YOUNG. " * t ?a. SOWS OF TEmPEBAKGE, * WATBRUE DIVISION NO, 9. HpIIE regular meeting ofthlfrBivlsion will be haido* 1 Thursday evening, at t o'clock, ' .. Br order of the W. P,' . . D. SUBORN, R. S. . t , ." i i ! W -' Town Taiej, > ORDERED, that the Recorder advertise that the Tax Books belonging to the Town of Camden will bo openod on the^flfteonth day of January 1858, for the purpose of collecting the Taxee, and that the said Books will be kept open until the first day of. March ensuing, at which time they wi]} be cloeed'aad all defaulters dealt with according to law. . - " Jan. 9,?tC 0. EL' DAV18, Tpvra "Recorder, : -f ? NEW BOOKS. " *,< TH1KGS as they are in America, by Vo. Chambers Broshwoodjjprcked up on the Continent, or Inef , aummer'o trip to the Old World, by Orville Hfcrwftt. Na Motu, or Reel Roviftgs in the South 8oaa. Romantic Incidents of the Queens of England. Lives of the Queens of England before the Nor man ConnuesL bv Mrs. Hall. . ~i'' ' Leila Ada; Whit Not;' Pride of Life 4 .V-r- . Ruth Hall; Songs of Zion; Ziou Songster* ' Bible Reading Book; Taylor's Travels in Afrioa. General Notions of Chemistry, translated from tfe* French work of Pelure and Freney. Newsboy; Lamp Lighter; Fashion and Fatninev . Capt. Cannot; Vincent Nolto. Lifo of Baxnum Ac. ' . v.. . ' " T - Annual* Almanacs and Dinner for 186&. r Jan. 3,?tf. - A. TOUNQv .t , r mm? nnrlAnutraAd will rvmtinn* iaH itm-iAm at k%im X " Old Corner" on the moat iarerabbt tertbefor cash, or on a credit of one year. The abortWwe^tt be Btrictly complied with, and no goodasold^&mjtf er time. Persons who bare beou indited fcrW o 36 months are earnoatly requested to pgr op bf tfc middle of February, Those who disxtgtrctaUactio will most certainly find tbeir notes and aouoiurta fc A bands of an attorney for collection. if not agaattd. ho fore retqrn day. B. 7T. B02GHT* mgmL i. ? jjtST \1-' -yA