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NEW GOODS. TIIE subscribers have opened one floor above Mr. John Workman, an assortment of new and desirable Good.', embracing CALICOES, nOirSLAII DELAISS? PJLAIiV AID FIGURED. ALPACOAS?ALL COLOR8. AND EMBROIDERIES, TO WIT: CHTMTZETTE 8, COLLARS, UNDERSLEEVES, Ac., BONNETS. RIBBONS, HATS, Ac. Also, as assortment of SHOES, TIA WAttti ana GROCERIES, with various other articles found in a general Stock. Our Goods will be sold as cheap for CASH as the same qualities can be bought in this market. PIECK A FRANK. Oct. 16, t? 85UTH CAROLINA, ) IN ORDINARY KERSHAW DISTRICT. J In the matter 0/John Trusddls Will Ilenrv II. Goocb, Martha Gooch, Legatees, VI. Jesse Trusdell, and others. NOTICE TO ABSENT PARTIES. TT nr.nAat infl- to mv satisfaction that James A. M. Ijm. -r r - ?O * . Lauicr, Thomas Lanier and Laura Lanier, William | I'ato and John Cato, are absent from and beyond the J limits of this State. It is ordered that the}- appear | before the Court of Ordinary lor Kershaw District, to j be held on the seventeenth day of January next, when and where the petitioners will propound the last will and testament of John Trusdell, deed., to be proven in due form of law JOHN R. JOY, 0. K. I). Oct. 16, 42 tf. Executor's Sale. * a - it t. Vin antit ut nulilif? ontcrv on the 26th and ' ? m ? ? | ., - - J 1 27th ir.st, being the last Friday and Saturday i of October, at the Plantation of George Brown, deed, in Kershaw District, about 4() head of Cattle, Seventy Ilead of Hogs, several Hundred bushels of Corn; Fodder, Plantation Implements Ac. Terms Cash. Also, on the first Monday in November next, befnro the Court House door in Camden, will be sold, Six Likely Negroes. Tkrms ?One sixth Cash, the balance in twelve months, secured by bond with approved personal security and mortgage of the property. Purchasers to pay for papers. J A M ES CHESNUT, Jr. Oct. 16?td. Ex. George Brown, deceased. HAVANA PI,AN LOTTERI*. JASPER COUNTY ACADEMY LOTTERY [By Authority of the St'te of Georgia j rI"MlIS LOTTERY is conducted on the plan of the X Royal Lottery of Havana, of single numbers? and drawn at CONCERT HALL, Macon. Ga under the sworn superintendence of Col. GEO. M. LOGAN, and JAS. XIS13ET, Esq. Grand Scheme for November 15,1S55 When prizes amounting to ?50,000! CLASS G. Will be distributed as follows: CAPITALS. 1 Prize of $12,000 1 do of 3.000 1 do of 1.500 1 do of . - 1.100 10 do of 400 12 do of 120 60 do of 50 1 do of ... 5.000 ldoof 2.000 1 Ar\ nf . . . . . . 1,200 5 do oJ - - l.OoO 10 do of ] 50 20 do of 100 256 J> of ... 25 23 Approximation Prize, of 800 408 PHIZES AMOUNTING TO $50,000. ONLY 10,000 Nl'MBE S Every Prize drawn at each drawine. and paid, when due. in full, without, deduction Orders strictly con. lldeutia'. 1 trawings sent to orders. Registered letters at my tisk. Bills on all solvent Batiks at par. Whole Tickets $8; Halves $4: Quarters $2. Address JAMK? F. WINTER, Manager. Oct. 16?tf. Macon, Ga Assignees Sale TT^ILL be sold at Awtion. during Court \\ eeK, ? T the ba ance of the assigned estate of Z. J. Delia;*, conaisting of Drugs, Chemicals. Brushes aad Fancy Articles. Household Furniture. Guns. Watches, Iron Safe, Desks, Tables, Saddle. Bridle, Ac Ac. A M. A R. KENNEDY, Assignees. Oct 16, 42 2t. I^INE Double-barreled Guns, Powder Flasks, Shot Bags, best Percussion Caps. Also, fine Cutlery Patent Boring Machir.es, Chopping Knives, Coal Sifters, Spring Balances. Enameled Grid Irons. Tin Ware, Ac., just opened at the u Old Corner." 0^ 16, E. W. BONNET. JUST received at the "Old Corner." an invoice of Chairs, among them some Rocking and Cliildr nV ! Chairs. K. W. BON.NEY. I Sheriff SalesBY virtue of sundry writs of Fi Fa., to me direct c<l, I will sell, on the first Monday i" November next, and day following, it bt-ing the 5th and 6th davs of said mouth, befor e the Coiut House do->r nr. Cam-1 d--n. between the legal h<urs of sal.-, the following property ?o wit: One House and Lot, and a part < f n Lot. fronting East on Broad Street eighty-iou* feet, wheieon h. Dofoti lantresides and bounded North by the IV.ri>. * Sli?p, South by Lot No. In06, and extending h. < k three hundred and thirty feet. Also, one Xtnrro 1>??v named Dick. Stock in Trade to the amount ot' t mc Hundred and Fifty Dollars, one Jersey Wupon. Fin*: Tables and Six Chairs, levied ou as the proper ty of; W. B Campbell at the suit of E. Tryon and others Also 3 Negroes, 2 Horses, and one Tract of Land j of Two Hundred Acres, levied upon as the property) of John Albert at the suit of the Bank of Camden and others. Also. 1200 Acres of Land, levied upon as the prop erty of Peter McKsskill at tho suit of Charles Perkins and L. McKinnon. Also, the Defendaut's interest in Three Hundred Acres of Land, more or loss, levied upon as the property of Matthew Freeman at the suit of the Stato of South Carolina and others vs. Matthew Freeman. Also, one Negro to be sold as the property of John A J. J. Love, at the suit of Workman & Boone, and others. Oct. lG-tf. K. BARNES, S. K. D. FALL AND WINTER DRY-GOODS. r|"MIK subscriber respectfully calls tlic attention of 1 his friends and customers, to iiis largo stock of Fall and Winter Goods which is now open. My stock is larger than usual and complete in ucarly all the lines of fashionable Dress Goods, for Ladies, Gentlemon, Misses and Boys. The quality and prices will compare with any establishment in the place. W. D. McDOWALL, J - l Oct. 16, ? u. HARDWARE. I AM receiving my stock, and in a few days it will bo complete, and would invite purchasers to call and examine it. I have many new articles which have just come out. W. D McDOWALL, Oct. 16. 42 tf. Head-Qaarters 5th Brigade S V ii, Camden, Oct. 8. 1855. Order No. 1. SD. SHANNON having been appointed Brigado Major, with tlio rank of Major, J. B. Richardson Jr, aud John McCaa, having l>cen nppoiuted Aid* de-Campa, with the rank of Captain, will bo obeyed i and respected accordingly. By order of Brig. Gon. Oct IS,?tf. W. J. TAYLOR. j L |. -r.| nil mi ' FALL GOODS. j THK aub8criber would call attention to his large ! and well selected stock of Dry Goods. Groceries, | Hardware, Crockery Ac., now nearly complete for Fall . Trade, consisting in part of the following articles: 1 TMPSf7 GOODS. 24 26 28 30 32 <fc 34 inch Super Bl'k Gro dc Rhine \ SilkBest quality Black Watered do. Plaid Silks of the latest 6tyles. Mousclain DeLainos, Plain and Figured. 4 4 & 6-4 German and Knglish Merinos. Bup'r French Merinos, all Col's. MP MOURNING. A Sup'r article of French Parametta. French and English Bombazine. Ileal Alpacca and Canton Cloths. A full assortment Ginghams and Calicoes FOR BOYS' WEAR. Rob Roy Plaids. Flannels. Kentucky and Waterville Jeans. Plain and Printed Satinctts Sup'r French Cassitneres, small Plaids. FOR GEFTS' WEAR Bl'k French Cloths, all qualities. Col'd " " " Bl'k " Toe Skins. A lareo stock of Col'd French CiiBsiraere.% including a sup'r articlo of doublo-width. Also, a heavy article of English Cloih lor Overcoats FLAXNELS Col'd French Flannels lor Ladies' Sack9. A Sup'r article of Shaker Flannel,warranted tiot to shrink." Ladies' and Gents' IJoseing and Under Vests. Gents' Merino and Jeans Drawers, 4c., 4a, All of tviiich will be sold on reasonable terms. Oct. 'J?Ira. 0. MATUiiSON. NOTICE. j : i t ? j i -ii a. unuersigueu Having eomniencvu uusiurai in , 4 Camden, lias now received and is prepared to offer for sale, a WELL SELECTED STOCK of DRY GOODS, HARD WARE, AND GROCERIES. As the above Stock has been bought for CASH. I flatter myself that I will be able to fl'er inducements to those who desire to purchase for CASH, or to punctual customers on short timo, and thereby hope to merit a share of public patronage. ALL ORDERS FROM THE COUNTRY WILL BE PUNCTUALL Y A TTENDED TO. SJy Store is located Three doors above the Bank of i Camden. Oct 9 tf 42 W F. PERRY. WILLIAM M. TUJS'NO, moz TT D& AM) SSifflfflOI flfflMBAH?, FOR FLORIDA COTTON, Xorth Commercial Wharf, CHARLESTON, 5. C', WITII A IJKANCH, 97 Bay^lrrct Savannah, Ga. NEW BOOKS. 17*LLIF, or tlie lluman Comedy, CleVc Hal). Ida] j Norman. Forrest Hose, Old Farm II .use, Hidden Path, Tht Missing Bride, Light & Darkness, Knte Aylesbury, Doestieks. Leaves from a family Journal. Habi'a of men, Chemistry of Common Life. Memoirs of James Oorden Cennet. and his limes, Dickens new Stories, Visit to the Camp beforeSebnstopol. For sale by A YOUXC Blanket*! Blanker! A LARGE Slock of 9. 10. 11. A 12-4. lie.l Rlnnkvia all qualities, Crib Blankets different six- > at Oct 9?2m. C. M AT MESON'S. JOHN D. MURRAY, HAVING REMOVED to the STORE re-ently occupied, by II. PATE esq. nearly opposite the Masonic Lodge. is prepared to offer. A FRESH AND DESIRABLE STOCK OF NEW GOODS, embracing A General Variety of dry goods re a d y ma de cl 0 til img shoes, hats, caps, groceries. hardware, SADDLERY Ac. Ac. All of which will be sold in accordance wiih mo times, at reasonable prices for CASH, or on the usual time to Punctual Customer*. Oct 9?tf Council Chamber, J Octoueh, 3. 1855 $ ORDERED, that the Ninth, and Sixteenth, Sec lions of an Ordiuance lately restored, be published in the 'Janiden Journal. Sec. 9. That the Burs or Stands in Taverns and the doors of eacli Store where liqour is sold, shall be closed on Sunday, and it shall not be lawful to sell liquors of any description on auy part of the premises of suid taverns oi stores on that day. Sec. 10. And be it furth r ordained that no slaves, or persons of color whether bond or free, shall be permitted to ns-emble or loiter in or about any liquor store, or store where liquor is kept, whe tlier such store is licensed or not, or in and about tlie door thereof, or bo allowed to sit down and remain there any longer than while actually engaged in (.in eliasing such articles as they ma. be lawfully mi'.!i..i \f d I" procure. Nor shall any sucli slave or tV.. i.-on of color be allowed to cuter or remain in ! ii.iv :i (.ci iiiuiii or oil the premises connected with ok li store, under a penalty of not more than twenty liislies. to be inflicted by oidtr of the liiteudnndt or ( any \\ ardeti, and the owner or keeper of such store, whether lie or she shall have license or not, shall for- < feii and pay a sum not lessthan five, uore more than twenty dollars. 111 every case where such negroes or free persons of color shall he found assembled in his or her store, or at the door thereof, or shall be found sitting down therein or violating any of the provisions of this section of this Ordinance, contrary to the true intent and meaning thereof; and every such slave or free person of color not having a written permit from his master or guardian, may be taken up and lodged in the gunrd house, and shall be dealt 1 with in the same maimer as slaves or persons of color | found out after Dell-l ing without a ticket and it shall be lawful for the Intcndant or any Warden or Town ' Marshal, or any of t te town Guard to enter in at all times into such liquor stores, and to examine the same 1 and to arrest any slave or free persons of eolor found ' therein without a ticket; and if any person shall re- 1 fuse admittance, resist or oppose assault or insult any 1 such officer while in the execution of any of the duties 1 imposed by this Ordinance, such offender, if a while 1 person,shall forfeit and pay a fine of not less than twenty dollars, nor more thau fifty dollars;and if the offender be a slave or free person of color, he or she shall receive any number of lashes which may be adjudged by the Intendnnt or any Warden, not exceeding thirty-nine lashes at any one time. (Jet. 9, U. 11. J>AV1S, Town Kecoriler. : i Council Chamber. September 28th 1855. Ordered tlmt the Rocorder Advertise in the Camden Journal for Proposals until the 14th day of November next, for a contract to enclose the public square A. in the upper part of the Town of Camden, according to the following specifications. 3i>4 Lightwood post, six foet long six inches square. ( 304 planks of heart | ine. sixteen and a half ll-et long live incites wide, one and a quarter inches thick. -ri l, v\.> .ln?> !r> Tl?. post and plunk to be smoothly dressed, the plank to j ( be inserted in mortises through the posts, two plank i , in each posts. The posts to be set two and a halt feet deep and eight feet apart the heads of the posts to be pointed. The whole to be painted with two coats of puro white lead the whole work to bo completed in four months from this date. Thelumbor and work to he inspected by the Committee appointed and subject to their approval. W. J.MCKAIN ) fViinmifJni* J. A, YOUNG \ Comn?tlc? THE SIGS OF THE TWO LARGE WATCHES AND AT NEW YORK PRICES, FOR CASH. MER- j CHANTS and Dealers will do well to call and exuminc the stock of WATCHES, CLOCKS AND JEWEL- | RY, at 249 King-street, beforo they purchase elAa* I where. Every article warranted. A stock always on hand peculiarly adapted to country dealers. Save twenty per cent, by calling on 249 K1NG-ST., CHARLESTON, Oct. 2 Four doors from Wentworth it. *T*mr ntTT /tAAl\?t ! mVI FALL liUUWS fl A. M. A R KENNEDY, are now receiving their ubuaI supply of Dry Goods suitable for the season.? I he StocK is unusually large uas oeen csreiuiiy selected and will be sold upon the most reasonably terms to punctual Customers, a liberal discount for Cash. They respectfully solicit an Examination of their Stocks. i October, 2. af. New Styles Dress Goods In handsome plain and Stripe silks, Printed and Plain J Cashmeres and dclains Paranuttacloth, plain and printed, Du B gas and all wool plaids, in new patterns, Opera, flannels in variety Juat received by A. M. 1 R. KENNEDY. Embroideries , Scotch and Irish Emboidcries, a very handsome variety tn Cambrics, and Swiss, Collars, and Sleeves, also in Setts, Aloxanders Kid, and Silk Gloves, black, whito and colored, Hoseiry of all kinds. A. M. & R. KENNEDY, Heavy Woollens Plantations Kcrsoy and Plains. Satinctls Ac. for House Servants, Superior Groy and white Blankets, ' Red and white flannels, in all qualities All of which j we will sell at very moderate pricos, A. M. A R. KKXMEDY. I Cloths Cassimeres, and Vestings- j A full and fhshionablo stock in fancy and plain j styles, also; a handsome stock of Tweeds suitable for bors wear. Just received bv A M. A R. KENNEDY. C..OTHING, Hats, Shirts, and underclothing an > unusually large and varied as-ortmeul of the above goods are now open to which wo respectfully invito the attention of ourfriends and the public general!'*. Oct. 2. A. M. A R. KENNEDY. BOOTS AND SHOES. r|TIE SUBSCRIBER respectfully invites the atteuJ. tiou ol tho citizens of Camden and the surrounding County to his extensive stock of BOOTS and SHOES, now receiving direct from tho manufactures, which he offers at very low prices. His stock consist in part, as follows, viz? GENTLEMEN'S Fino calf skin quilted water-proof B00T3 do do welted do do de water-proof pegged do do do pump do do do Mud Boots do kip pegged Boots do do do Bootees do calf do do do do waterproof Bootees do do sewed and pegged Shoes and Bootes do do Oxford Ties do do Pegged Jersey Ties do waterproof Overshoes do ga'tcr Boots do Russet Bengalis ?* nAX'Ot riiie i>uxo do cullskin pegged Boots do do do Booteea do kip do Boots do do do Booteea do calfskin -owed do Kussot Brognua LADIES' ino Iiiack Satin Gaiters do do lasting do do do kid do do do hating de do morocco Jenny Liuds do white kid and satin Slips do English kid do do French kid Slips a>.d Ties do Atneiicau do do do' do morocco Walking Shoes do do do do do lastiug huskin Tips do black velvet Slips do goatskin Walking Shoes do waterproof Overshoes. MISSES' Fine colored gaiter Boots do do kid do do tnoroeto Walking Shoes do kid Slippers do colored morocco Slippers do India Rubber Shoes do calfskin School do Together with a great variety of CHILDREN'S SHOES "also' ~ 6,000 Pairs of Negro Shoes, Of his own manufacture. ALSO?Sole and upper Leather, Calf and Lining 1 Skins, Band and Harness eathcr, Shoo Thread, Shoe Toola ol every description. pyTogether with a largo stock of Travelling anf Common Trunks, Valicca. Carpet lings. {y The above comprises but a very small portion of liis Stock, all of which will compare with auy in the Southern conntry for stvlo or durabilitv. 'GEORGE ALDES. Oct. 2. 42 tf. NOTICE. BY ordor of tho Court of Ordinary, will be sold on Thursday the 15th day of November next, at tho late residence of .Samuel liaskin, at 11 o'clock A. M., all tho personal property of said deceased, consisting of Household and Kitchen Furniture: provisions of ail kinds, stock of Horses. Hogs. Cattle, Wagon, Carriage, fee. Also, eleven likely negroes. Terms.?For the Negroes, ono-fourth cash, balance on one and two years credit, with notes and approved security Interest payable annually from day of sale, and mortgage of the property. The other property, all sums of ten dollars, cash, balance a credit of twelve months, notes with approvod securiiy, with interest from day of sale. UOBT. W. LOv K, Adm'r. Oct 9, 41 tf. IIead-Quarlers---22d Reg. S C HI Camden Oct. 8, 1855. IT is ordered that, Captain W. II. R. Workman, be placed in command of tlio Lower Battalion 22d Itegimont S. C M., until u Colonel for said Regiment shall have been elected and commiasioned. He will bo obeyed and respected accordingly. By order of Lt. Col. Tho. J. Warren. Com. 22d Reg. 3 C. M. WM. R. TAYLOR, Adjutant. Oct. 9, 41 tf. Headquarters?5lh Brigttdc S C ffl Camden, Oct. fi 1865. Order No. 1. IT is ordered that Lt Col. Thog. J. Warren bo placed in coimnaud of the 22d Regiment, until a Colonel to supply the present vacancy shall have leon ; jlec'od and commissioned. He will be obeyed and respected accordingly. By order of Brig. Gen W. J. Taylor. S. D. SHANNON, Brigade Major. Oct. 2. A\ ' Salem Woolfcns. < I HAVE now on liand a good aupply of the abovo goods, which will he sold at Factory pricoa. Also, Black and Fancy Joans, for sale by Oct. 10.-if. W. ANDERSON*. QFRmnpnT uiJimuiv-'i VJL FALL AND TO Would respectfully ext- nd an invit examine an unusually large, beautil FALL CONtfS' PBAIM AMD) FIDS ALL COLONS OF BLACK AND Cl CASHMERE GLO For Ladies, Misses, ai iaitKI CLO. Of Clot.li, Satin, and Merino AJ SILK AND ST Kibbons and Trimming COXSIS SILK AN Together with Laces, E Ladies' Silk and BELTS for Ladies, A f ,ai?o*o X la. Ja^M WM> B r*?7 ^ vr ^ Oct. 2.?tf. 3 ilours above Workman "clot: We have just received a vei FOR MEJNr coy.sis OVEKC< FRO Silk. Satin, an CLOAKS cfi \\ ith a goo J Assortment HATS AT GROCERIES, TIN, I Together with a large variety of N which we invite the inspection ot t showing them and will always he ha IMC* JBAU^ Oct. 2.? tf. 3 doors above Workman's STURGES & BLACK, J. T. STURGKS, JOS. A. BLACK. Jr., O.' Georgetown, S. C. Of Columbia, S. U AND GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANTS. BOYCE <fc COS WHARF, CHARLESTON, S. C. ~~REFKRENcisT" W. M. k J C. Martin. Bunker*. Charleston. S. C. Hon. D.itiiel Wallace. Prest. Spartanburg k Union villf R. R? John Caldwell, President S C. R. Road, Gen. C. H. Griffin, New berry Dist., S. C. Rout. 25. _39 lv. LUCaS I SI ROHiiiKER, Dealers iii Foreign and Domestic HARDWARE, CUTLERY, 273 KING-STREET, 273 NE.tRLY OlM'OSITK MKKCHANTS' HOTEL, CHARLESTON S. C. J. JONATHAN LUCAS. JCHNP STROIIECKER. Sept. 25, 39 3in. REEDER <fe DESAUSSURE, U-" iTL GLS IS. AS AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS, ADDER'S WHARF, CHARLESTON, S. C. Oct. 2 40 8m ^ TrvTTATnn\* U. JUniNSUiN, FORWARDING AND CENTRAL WHARF r>n A T?I FCTnV ? n Oct. 1 , 40 1 y. ?EW~CARPET bTORE. JAMES G. BAILIE, (LATE or THE FIRM OF BAILIE &. LAMBERT) direct importer of all kinds of CARPETING, RIGS, FLOOR OIL CLOTHS, dec. LINEN GOODS, Curtain Materials and Trimmings, &c234 KING-STREET. CHARLESTON, S. 0. P. S.?Orders promptly nttonded to. JtlifJl, 31 tf ? 3 ym^rmr tiASTo , IS TAKEN, TER FASHIONS m If e A . ifl ISSAmm ation to their friends and patrons to fnl, and FRESH STOCK of 3r??EI?3. TING OK TOIfB EMEILMKJ3, Millies, OLOBEB SILKS, V?S AND IOSE id Children. /SWnipMraflara? SVfe&j ? sp a i n /i a 'i? 9? j niLijyjA^)? KD A.KLS, ,so RAW BONNETS, s for Bonnets, I IXG OF D St-A-TIKT, Edgings, and Inscrtings. Cashmere Vests, . Misses and L-ovs. K of SHOES. M. BATJM & ISRAEL, i's Shoo Store, or cur. Broad and Rtitledge sts. Mine * y fine Stock of CLOTHING AND BOYS TING or i ?t?n J A. i fc, iCK COATS. BUSINESS COATS, PANTALOONS, id Velvet Vests. j TALMAS; l of Servants Clothing. ^T33 CAPS, IARDWARE, &c., &c., EW and DESIRABLE GOODS to he Public, ns we make 110 charge for mnv tn <pll T OW fnv OARTT ri'j v " Sliu'' Store, or uor. Broad and Rutledge sts. ~~mKTKZ & MILLER, GROCERS AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS, IMPoarKllS and dealers in FHRFIftN AMTI ?^n\IIT.QTrp TTPT'nPQ Havana Segars and West India Produce. NO. 106 EAST-BAY, CHARLESTON, S. C. JhIj-3, 27 tf. BULG]ERA DEVANE, Will attend to Boarding. Soiling and Purchasing 12 it 03KE2SB Or* PftmmJftoinn Oflfir?t? f>t Qtunrlnru t? V/iclor'n a'i^ I V11 VUlUIUiWOIUtii VUiVV Mb K.IIM|iUbi O U> 1 UOICI D V U stand, in full view of the Montgoxerv Hall, Montgomery, Ala. I 0*. L. BULGER P. R. DEYANE. Sept. C. 2G tf ft ST--jjfv ,t ?i?i FJi.'a ft^M irsila COLUMBIA, S. C.f i rni>\'PP fir Diriimiivnv t. nr tvmvn errnnvrfl < IUII.II.u ui' nu ii.muou.i u, ui/anuiAU-OUMjI. ld> 0 ICES SARAH FLEMING. JAIIBB T. FLEMING April 3.?if. W. THl'RLOW CASTON. Attorney at Law ana Solicitor in Eqnity. OAMDEN, S. C. Office on Broad-Street netir the Court UcnBe. ? M. II. SHA\lVO?, Attorney at Law and Solicitor in Equity, CAMDEN, S- C. Has removed his Office to that one door abov A Vnltno'u P., */-?!? < T" ? r ' ? w,4,,5 p wwwn wivi y iJHIl, ^1, CHARLES BOFE\ SCHE^f, Watch Maker and Jeweller, CAMDEN, S. C. r. b7j5hnson^ m. d. Office on Broad Street, opposite Young's Bookstore. CAMDEN, S.-Q Bfi. 388SPH LSIs ??[&1B??SJ5 OFFICE OV1R POST OFFICE. July 3, 27 tf Negro Goods ! Negro Goods! Gl EORGIA PLAINS ant! Kvueya, all Wool Staun- | T ton riuins, very heavy English all Wool Cordova j Plains. BLANKETS. Heavy Grey and White Loudon: Duffill?Plain and i Twilled, at C. MATUESON'S. ! , - =* ^ -?nu I Sggggggac?BPMjpwn?f?? ttTfcLER'S ft HAT STORE, 0L 238 Richardson Street, Colombia, S. C., NEAR THE &TATE CAPIIOL IN CALLING attention to my STYLES for tire T*11 and Winter, I return my thanks at the same lie.? to mv friends and the public jcenerallv for nast favor*. and I shall endeavor to merit a continuant a, Tho some moderate charges will prevail, that Lave made tho establishment eo popular throughout the 8uito. Fice gOLKSm HATS $*. CfiiSmi ? -Scatf, of Philadelphia, fine Hats, and Genin, 214 iiroadwaj, will be $1.50. No departure from thcao prio&? | Ttnr.B exclusively cosh I I\ S.?P. W. F. does not propose to sen a better Hat for $3 than he would for $4 or $4.60. To use an expression of some of our sable bruddnrs. dnt would be umpossiblo. The proof of the hat is the beauty ami the wearing thereof. I hate a better ar.dFULLKlt assortment than out one in Colombia. Sr'ept. 18. . XOXlfcE ALL persons indebted tc the subscriber are reqneeted to call and settle. 1 will'be glad lo*eil all my friends and customers ou short time (with the ex cepuoo o: eucn articles as corn, bacon, flour, lard. etc.; and for such articles I must hate efteh or / oannot,scU. The subscriber also adds that such persons as haye becu running accounts with him and haiie nbt paid he docs not deeirc to keep accounts with, and lie is on); williugto sell to such as pay him promptly. . . I also give notice that all persons who owe me prior to first January last, unless they come and makoeome satisfactory arrangement, by the 16th March, next, their papers will be plaeed in tbehauds of W Thurlow L?Btuu, ?,sq., joi L-ojiecuon. Jan. 16,?if. ROBERT LATTA. Notice. APPLICATION will be made to the next Legislature of South Carolina, to close up the public Road, leading from the Chesnut's Ferry Road to the Belton Boat Landing. '* JOIIN IIA1LK, J A3. B. CCRETOH; ' Aug 21?Jm. To RentFROM the 1st. Novembor next, that HOUSK and STORE on Brond Street, at present occupied by 0. Sitirer. For Terms ai ply to J AS MeKWKN. Hams! Hams! A lot of Superior Country eured Haas, Bacon, Lard and Flour for tho CASH only. For sale bv Sept 11?3t ROBERT LATTA. fo? SAEET" THAT TIouso and Store on Broad Street, nt prcec-nt occupied by C. Sbivcr. Terms liberal. Apply to JAMES McEWEN. Sept. 4 38 tf. To RentTHE HOUSE AND STORE, on Broad-Street, at prosout occupied by Mr. J. D. Murray, and J R. Morgan. 1'o.iseRSion of the house given irnriiedintely,and of the storo on the 1st October next. Apply to Aug. 20.?tf. JAMES McEWEN. For Sale. A TWO-nORSE WAGON and 2 or 3 horn*. ApXX. ply to J A MES McEWEN. * Notice. A LL persona having demands against the Estate iv of Joshua W. Jackson, deed , will hand them in dulv attested, and those indebted will make payment to " JSHAM JACKSON, Adru'r. Aug. 28?tf. Notice to Teachers. ad c.iecuon wm db neiu on me ou jionaay in iso* Lv?<uWr nAIt for Principal of jhoj^amden School-ABgodation, applicants will be required "to produce tba I beat testimonial, as to Capacity for preparing young i men for admission into the South Carolina Collego | those having Experience will be prefercd, information desired will be given by the the Secretary, to whom Communications, will bo addressed. By order of Trustees Bos. T1IO-S. J. WITHERS. ) Du. L II. DBAS, [ A. M. JtwtXMT. A. M. KENNEDY, ) Scr'y Camden Oct. 2. Charleston Mercury and Courier, South Ceroliuiua will insert weekly for four weeks. $100 REWAR/). LOST or STOLEN,?From the Subscriber near Camden in the month of August a small black orooppor colored Girl about ten years of age. She has a full face, large cyee, a pleasant and intelligent countenance and a scur over one of hor eyes. A reward ofono hundred dollars will be paid for her rocovery. W. J. TAYLOR. The Carolinian Sumter, Watchman, Fairfield Herald Lancaster Ledger( will copy four times, and forward bills to this office. FRUIT TREES. THE undersigned is prepared to receive orders for FRUIT TRhES, to be delivered in Camden, during tho raonlli of November, at $8.00 per hnndrod. His Trees aro of choico variety, consisting of May, Red, Juno and Horse Apples, with a variety of Fall Apples,?Pound and Sugar Pears, Egg Plurnba, Grapes ic. Those wishing Trees, will please leave their order* with Mr. T. W. Pcgues, at tho Post OSQ'ce in Camden, who will give all information. Beaver Dam, N. C. JAMES LCWRT. Sept. 26, 39 6ta CLOTHS! CLOTHS!! THE SUBSCRIBER hftfl just returned from New York, with a choico selection of CLOTHS. CASSIMERES AND VESTJNGS, to which he invites the attention of gentlemen, as they will be sold on reasonable terms. Workexocuted in the best style and latest fashion. C. A. McDONALD. Sept. 1?, 31 tL THE OLD CORKER !! I AM now receiving ray full supply of Fall and Winter Goods of every dc.-criptfon. They have all been selected with great caro. and will he sold at the lowest possible prices. A call from my friends and customers is solicited. E. W. BONNEY. For Sale. A TWO HORSE WAGON. Two BUGGIES and one SULKIE, all seooud hand, will be sold low. Apply to JOHN ROSSlER. Sept. ?5i 39 6t. TINMANUFACTdRY. *? i -- ! _ . _ 3 . t mtWtTfVn T>T*i3T ' 1 'ti&euoscrioor is engaged in meiuiAiou ?uo?X XESS in all its branches, and keep3 constantly on hand a general variety of such articles as are in constant use, made by himself of the best material and in the beat manner. ROOFINf* and GCTTE5INQ done with despatch and warranted. Old Rags, Brsse and Copper taken in oxchango for work. A. R. FARROW, Sept. 4,?tf. Agent. Hoad-Qi?nrfers---22d Reg. S. C. .If. J Camden*, Oct. 8, ISM. IN pursuance of an order from Bripadier Genera! W. J. Tayior. nn cleciion for COLONEL of this Regiinont is hereby ordered to be held on Saturday tho 1st day of December next, to All the vacancy occasioned by the promotion of Col. Taylor /^o?)oinB or officers commanding Companies will I tnko to their assii'taECO two sutyovdinatc officei*. and j hold said election according to law,?meet at Camden ton the Monday following, count the votes and forthwith transmit a statement, ijj writing, to the Brigadier General, showing result of said Klretinn. By order of Lt. Colonel l'lio. .1. Wm-rrn Com. 22d It,-jr. S. C. M. V. M r TAYI.Ol*. Adiuttnt. ; Oct. #, 41 - - - ' tr For Sale at Auction BEFORE the Court Home, on the first- Monday in Novem!>er next, the premises at present cecv> j pied by C. Mnihcson as n Store, and undfrr rent to him until September next. Terms liberal, and m?Je known the d?y of ralo. HATM AN LRVX.