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~ is* CAMDEN BAZAAK.^T ACHOIOB selection of new FALL A.\l> WINTER GOODS Just received, which will be sold on moderate terms. Our stock consists of Rich Cashmere and Scottish Plaids, Plain and Figured Mouslin Delaines, French Merino, assorted colors, Col'd and Bl'k Alpacca and Bombazino, New style Calico. Ginghams, Furniture Chintz, Bhck and Colored Silks, Broad Cloth, Cassimeres, Satinetts, Kentucky Jeans, Kerseys and Linscys, White, Red, and Yellow Flannel, Assorted colors of Sack Flannels, Shawls, Cloak9, Talma?, Mantillas, t f the latest T>: J W ? ??.! Tl? n,aul* ToKlo I DIJ1CS, DliU L"j \ U l/japoi anu Juouiocn ?av<? w>v>w>, Ladies' and Gent's Pocket Handkerchiefs. A fine assortment of Muslin and Cambric Edgiug and Inserting, Cambric Hands and Frilled Lace Edgings, Silk Elusions aud Bobinet Laces, Needlo Work Collars and Undersleovcs, Chemizettes and Inside Capes, Fine Crape Shawls, Ac. A heavy stock of Domesticks Bleached and Brown Sheetings and Shirtings, Bleached and Brown Drillings. Country Linseys, and Plaid Homespun for Servant's wear, together with a line lot of Blankets Bonnet Ribbons and Linings. Tabs, Wreaths and Artificials, Crapes and Florence Silks. HOSIERY. A good assortment, consisting of Cotton, Worsted and Silk, for Ladies aud Gentlemen, White and black Silk Mitts, White and Colored Silk Gloves, Kid and Buck do. Gauutlets and Woolen Gloves for Ladies and Gentlemen. Several pieces of fine CARPETING. CLOTHING. A general assortment Ready Made Clothing.? Gents' fine Dress Coats, Pants, and Vests, Overcoats, Business Coats, 4c. India Rubber Coats, Cloaks, Pants and Leggius, India Rubber Caps, Ac. L B Shirts, Merino, Larabswool and Silk Undershirts, Ladies Silk Vests. In short, everything in the clothing line that can be called, for. A good assortment of IIATS, CAPS, BONNETS, BOOTS and SHOES. A general assortment of Hardware and Cutlery. FAMILY GROCERIES. Brown, Crushed and Clarified Sugars, Rio and Java Coffee, Molasses, White Wine and Cider Vinegar, Table and Sack Salt, Tea, Spices, Starch, and Soap, Other articles to numerous to mention. Call at Oct 23, M. DRUCKER A CO. Head-Quarters?Upper Battalion, 22d Regiment, S. C. IV. LibkijtY IIill, Oct. 26, 1855. BATTALION is hereby ordered to parade at X Flat Rock, on Saturday, the 17th day of November next, armed and equipped as the law directs, for drill and review. The line will bo formed at 11 o'clock A. M. The Commissioned and non-Commissioned officers will assemble the day previous lor drill and instruction. By order of Major J. L. Jones. Oct. 30, WM. R TAYLOR, Adjutant Attention?Camden Light Infantry. YOU are hereby summoned to bo and appear at the Company Rendezvous in front of Temperance Hall, on Saturday November 17th, at 3 o'clock P. M., armed and equipped for drill and inspection. By order Capt. Ancrum. Oct 30?3t. W. F. PERRY, O. S. The Annuls of San Francisco; 1"NDIA, China, and Japan, by Bayard Taylor, -m. maaen i am. Leaves from a Family Journal, Light and Darkness, Old Farm House Kate Aylesbury, Fllie, or the Human Cotnedy, Clcve Hall, by Miss Sewell, Tlie Missing Bride. by Mrs. Southgatc, Old Tales for Youth, Collier's Shakspearo. Ik Lippineott's Gazetteer of the World, Annuals. School Books Ac. Oct. 30,?tC ALEXANDER YOUNG. Attention?Camden Light Infantry. PURSUANT to order from Lt. Col. Warren, you are hereby notified to be and appear at the Company Rendezvous, properly armed nnd equipped for drill and review, on Saturday the 24th November, at 10 o'clock A. M. The officers will meet at the game time and placo the day previous for drill and instruction. By order Cap*. Ancrtim. Oct. 23?td. Z. J. DeHAY, Clerk. Independent Firo Engine Company. THE member* of this Company will appear at tho Engine House on tho 12th proximo, at 4 o'clock P. M., in full uniform for parade. They will also attend Business Meeting at 7 o'clock at Company Hall. By order Oot. 23.?tf JOS. M. GAYLE, Sect'v. Auction Sales "V17TLL be promptly attended to by the undersignrr el until the end of the present year. Orders may be left at his former place of business, or at tho Btore of Messrs. A. M. <fc II. Kennedy. 7 T n^TJ 4 V UCl. la- u? x/Citia x . 1855. FRUIT TREES, FRUIT TREES. fl^RAVIS LILICS lias now on hand at liis nursery j 1 X - in Union County, N. C, Ten miles east of Monroe, and nineteen west of Wadesbnrough, a quantity of the VARIOUS KINDS OF APPLK TREKS, consisting of Summer, Fall, Winter, Fruits, of the best kinds known in this country, selected with great care, no pains having been spared on the task. He will be in Camden, sometime in the month of ] November, and be glad to supply purchasers. Those j wishing to purchase will please leave their orders at | the Post Office, where they can see testimonials from ! those who have tried his trees. Oct. 23?tf. NEW GOODS" TIIE subscribers have opened one door above Mr. John Workman, an assortment of new and desirable Goods, embracing CALICOES, MOl'SLAIX DELAI.VSPLAIN AIVD FIGURED. ALPACCAS?ALL COLORS. AND EMBROIDERIES, TO WIT: CH3MIZETTES, COLLARS, UNDER- | SLEEVES, Ac., BONNETS. RIBBONS, HATS, Ac. i Also, an assortment of SHOES, TIN WARE and I GROCERIES, with various other articles found in n genera] Stock. Our Goods will be sold as cheap for CASH as the same qualities can bo bought in this i market. PIECK A FRANK. Oct. 1G, tf. I7MNK Double-barreled Guns, Powder Flasks, Shot Bags, best Percussion Caps. Also, fine Cutlery Patent Boring Machines, Chopping Knives, Coal Sift- ' ere, SpriDg Balances. Enameled Grid Irons, Tin Ware, Ac., just opened at the " Old Corner." . Oct. 16, E. W. BONNET. JUST received at the " Old Corner," an invoice of Chairs, among them some Rocking and Children's Chairs. E. W. BONNKY. " FALL AND WINTER DRY GOODS. TMIB subscriber respectfully calls the attention ofi 1 liig friends and customers, to Ins large stock of Fall and Winter Goods w|iich is now open. My stock is larger than usual and complete in nearly nil the' lines of fashionable Dress Goods, for Ladies, Gentlemen, Misses and B<-ys. The quality and prices will compare with any establishment in the places W. D. McDOWALL. Oct. 16, 42 tf. ON consignment at the "Ola Corner,"a lot of J prime Bacon Sides and Hams, ?for sale cheap, I nn-1 for co?f< only. i;. W. J\ONN?Y. -i i:?ii 11 NEW GOODS. Wo AMID)M3?HS "1T70ULD invite the attention of hi? friends and T T customers to his Stock of , FALL AND WINTER GOODS. Fancy Col'd, all Wool Delains, " " " Cashmere,' .. 11 " French and English Merino's,' Plaid Silks, Black Silks, .fiue lustre, French and English Prints, Ginghams?of nil qualities, Black and Col'd A[pacca. Embroideries. A handsome assortment of Worked Collars and Sleeves, in SeTts, Collars, Cufi's, Sleeves, &c. Flannels. Welch and unshrinking Flannels, lleavv. Iiod and Green. CANTON'FLANNELS?Ladies' and Gents' MERINO VESTS. Clothing. Sup'r Black and Colored Dress and Business Coat and Vests, A large and handsome assortment of P ains, Kerseyes, 4c. Also, Sup'r Cassimcre, Black and Fancy Sat tinetts. Tweeds, Kentucky Jeans. Wool Linsey. BLANKETS of extra size and quality. HATS AND CAPS of qualities and styles, with a full stock of SHOES of every variety, with a full and general assortment of Groceries, Hardware, dec. All of which will be sold at the lowest prices for cash, and to punctual cusloraors. Mail Arrangements. UNTIL further Dotice, the hours for closing the Mails will teas follows: The Northern, Columbia and Charleston Mails at 10 o'clock p. m. All other mails by Rail Road at 8 p. m. Lancaster Mail at 7 a. m. On Sunday, all the Mails by Rail Road will be closed at 8 p. m. The office will bo opened every evening (except Sunday) half an hour for the delivery of the mails. ' Open from 9 to 10 a. ra. on Sunday. Oct. 23, T. IV. PEGUKS, P. M. \ ONE-HORSE Wagon?also, a Carriage Harness XX Tor sale at the " UJU uorner" uy Oct 23. K. W. BONNEY. Blankets! Blanket*!! Blankets!!!AT REDUCED PRICES by Oct 23-tf. J. D. MURRAY. hardware" ~ I AM receiving n?y stock, and in a few days it will be 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. FALL GOODS. rPIl!\ subscriber would call attention to bis large JL and well selected -dock of Dry Goods, Groceries, Hardware, Crockery kc., now nearly complete for Fall Trade, consisting in part of the following articles: DDESS GOODS. 24 26 28 30 32 k 34 inch Super Bl'k Gro de Rhine SilkBest quality Black Watered do. Plaid SilLe of the latest styles. Mousclaiu DeLaines, Plain and Figured. 4 4 k 5-4 German and Kuglisli Merinos. Sup'r Freueh Merinos, all Col's. FOR M 0 UliSI KG. A Sup'r article of French Parametta. French and English Bombazine. Heal Alpncca and Canton Cloths. A full assortment Ginghams and Calicoes FOli DOTS' WE AD. Rub Roy Plaids. Flannels. Kentucky and WVervillc Joans. Plain and Printed Satinetls Sup'r French Oassitncrcs, stnnll Plaids. FOli G EFTS' WE AD Bl'k French Cloths, all qualities. Col'd " " " Bl'k " Toe Skins. A large stock of Col'd French Cassimcres, including a Rup'r article of double-width. Also, a heavy article of English Cloth for Overcoats FLAXXELS Col'd French Flannels lor Ladies' Sacks. A snp'r article 01 Shatter flannel, " warraniau not to slmnk." Ladies' and Gents' Hoseing and Under Vests. Gents' Merino and Jeans Drawers, & c., All of winch will be sold on reasonable terms. Oct. 9?lm. 0. iiATIIKSON. WILLIAM M. TUNNCL AND smrnmrn imMEMn, soil FLORIDA COTTON, North Commercial Wharf, CHARLESTON, S. C., WITH A UKANCII, 07 Kay-sit reel Savauunh, Ga. SOUTH CAROLINA, 1 IX ORDINARY KERSHAW DISTRICT, f In the matter of John Trusdella Will Henry II. Good), Martha Gooch, Legatees, VS. Jesse Trusdell, and others. NOTICE TO ABSENT PARTIES. IT appearing to my satisfaction that James A. M. Lanier. Thomas Lanier ami Laura Lanier, William Cato and John Cato, are absent from and beyond the limits of this State. It is ordered ?that they appear before the Court of Ordinary lor Kershaw District, to 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 It. JOY, 0. K. D. Oct. 1G, 42 tf. MAVAHyi riiAii wi if<m< JASPER COUNTY ACADEMY LOTTER Y [By Authority of the State of Georyia j ^wi rpilIS LOTTKRY is conducted on the plan of the X Royal lottery of'Havana, of single numbers? aud drawn at CONCERT IIALL, Macon, Ga under the sworn superintendence of Col. GEO. M. LOGAN, and J AS. A. NLsUKT, Esq. Grand ^elieiiU! for .Yovcnibcr 15, 1855 When prizes amounting to $50,000! CLASS G. Will be distributed as follows: CAPITALS. 1 I'rizc 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 1 do of 2,000 1 do or 1,200 5 do of 1,000 10 do of - - - * - 150 20 do of * * 100 >r.r. Jn nf - - - 25 23 Approximation Prizes of 8G0 103 PRIZES AMOUNTING TO $50,000. ONLY 10,000 NUMLKRS Every Prize drawn at each drawing, and paid, when due, in full, without deduction. Orders strictly* confidential. Drawing sent to orders. Registered letters at my lisk. Rille on all solvent Hanks at par. Whole Tickets $3; Halves $4; Quarters $2. Address JAMIk? 1". WINTER, Manager. Oct. 16?tf. Macon, Oa jjiir __ i i^ahijirrY!? LU!h_T: I THE 8IG.T OF THE TWO LARGE WATCHES AND AT NEW YORK PRICES, FOR CASH. MERCHANTS and Dealers will do well to call and oxntn inc the stock nl WATU11KS, CLUCKS Aj>u> jt-h r.uRY, at 249 Kins-street, before they purchase elsewhere. Every article warranted. A stock always on hand peculiar!}* adapted to country dealers. Save twenty per cent, by calling on wm, m&mzmms. 249 KJNG-ST., CHARLESTON, tici. 2 Four doors from Vfcntworth-st. MW FALL GOODS iie&A A. M. <k R. KENNEDY, arc tiow receiving their usual supply of Dry Goods suitable for the season.? The Stock is unusually large Las been carefully selected and will he sold upon tho most reasonably term* to punctual Customers, a liberal discount for Cash. They respectfully solicit an Examination of their Stocks. October, 2. af. N ew Styles Dress Goods In handsome plain and Stripe silks, Printed and Plain* Cashmeres and delain9 Paraniattacloth, plain and | printed, Du. B gas and all wool plaids, in new pat- j terns, Opera, flannels in variety Just received by A. M. A R. KENNEDY. i Embroideries Scotch and Irish Emboideries, a very handsome variety in Cambrics, and Swiss, Collars, and Siceves, also in Setts, Alaxanders Kid, and Silk Gloves, black, white and colored, Iloseiry of all kinds. A. M. & R. KENNEDY, Heavy Woollens Plantations Kersev and Plains, Satinetts Ac. for House Servants, Superior Groy and white Blankets, Red and white flannels, in all qualities A'Jl of which we will sell at vcrv moderate prices, A. M. A U. KKNMKDY. Cloths. Cassimeres, and Vesitings. A full and fashionable stock in fancy and plain styles, also; a handsome stock of Tweeds suitable for boys wear. Just received by A. M. A R. KENNEDY. CLOTHING, Hats, Shirts, and underclcthing an unusually large and varied a&ortraent of the above goods are now open to which we respectfully invite the attention of our friends and the public generally. Oct 2. A. M. A R. KENNEDY. BOOTS AND SHOES. rI',HE SUBSCRIBER respectfully invites the alienL lion of the citizens of Camden and the surrounding County to his extensive stock of BOOTS and SIIOES, now receiving direct from the manufactures, which he offers at very low prices. His stock consist in part, as follows, viz? GENTLEMEN'S Fine calf-skin quilted water proof BOOTS do do welted do do (I* 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 Tios do waterproof Overshoes do gaiter Roots do llusset Brogans Fino BOYS' do callskiu pegged Boots do do do Bootees do kip do Boots do do do Boot eos do calfskin sewod do Russet Bro^ans LADIES' i ine Black Satin Gaiters do do lasting do do do kid do do do lasting do do morocco Jenny Li 1 ids do white kid and satin Slips do English kid do do French kid Slips and Ties do American do do do do morocco Walking Shoes do do do do do lasting huskin Tips do black velvet Slips do goatskin Walking Shoes do waterproof Overshoes. MISSES' Fine colored gaiter Boots do do kid do do morocco 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. AT.<n 6,000 Pairs of Negro Shoes, Of his own manufacture. ALSO?Solo and upper Leather, Calf and Lining Skins, Bund and Harness I eatlier, SIioo Thread, Shoo Tools ot every description. {^"Together with a largo stock of Travelling and Common Trunks, Valices, Carpet Bags. t^yThe above comprises but a very small portion of liis Stock, all of which will compare with any iu tho Southern country for style or durability. GEORGE ALDEN. Oct. 2. 42 tf. NOTICE. r|",HE undersigned having commenced bus ness in X Camden, has now received and is prepared to offer for sale, a WELL SELECTED STOCK of DRY GOODS, HARD WARE, AXD GROCERIES. As the above Stock has beou bought for CA SH, I flatter myself that 1 will be able to fler inducements to those who desire to purchase for CASH, or to punctual customers on short time, aud thereby hope to merit a share of public patronage. ALL ORDERS FROM THE COUNTRY WILL RE rUXCTUA LL Y A TTEKDED TO. My Store is located Three doors above the Lank of Camden. Oct 0 tf 42 W. F. PERRY. JOHN D. MURRAY, HAYING REMOVED to the STORE rccoutly occupied, by II. l'ATE esq. nearly opposite tho Masonic Lodge, is prepared to offer, A FRESH AND DESIRABLE STOCK OF NEW GOODS, embracing A General Variety ot" DRY GOODS READY MADE CLOTHIKP. SHOES, 1IATS. CAPS GROCERIES, HAUI> WARE, SADDLERY Ac. Ac. All of which will be sold in accordance with tho times, at reasonable prices for CASH, or on the usual time to Punctual Customers. Oct 9?W Ilend^iinrleiHi, 5th Hrixndc S (1 in. Camden, Oct. 8, 1855.. OflDKtl No. 1. SI). SHANNON having been appointed Brigado Major, with the rank ol Major, J. B. Kichard' son Jr.imd John McCaa, having been appointed Aid! de-Camps, with the rank of Captain, will bo obeyed ! and respected accordingly, j 11 v order of Brig. Ocn. Oct. 1C,?tf. " W. .1. TAYLOR. SEVASTOPOL IS TAKEN. 1 FALL A!W WINTER FASIIIOA'S ! dtL9S^m^mJ u 4 ^ tasv n W.ifcSt &'> ,1 v#/j^>->cv n Sill All Ililft Would respectfully extend an invitation to their friends and patrons to 1 examine an unusually large, beautiful, and FRESH STOCK of I ?consisting or? ~ ^ PLAHH AH? PUOTOH? ?HILAIIHS, ? .AXL COLOKS OF J frbhoh Miaisae, j BLACK AND COLORED SILKS, CASHMERE GLOVES AND HOSE i For Ladies, Misses, and Children. mm, Biiifi. siiiiffi, . ARTJLLAS, TALBBAS, 1 AND CLOAKS, i Of Cloth, Satin, and Merino. * ALSO BILK AND STKAW KUJMJMLTB, Ribbons and Trimmings for Bonnets, CONSISTING OF ' 8IL.K AND SATIN, Together with Laces, Edgings, and Insertings. Ladies' Silk and Cashmere Vests, BELTS for Ladies, Misses and Boys, A Large Stock of 8HOES.: M. BATTM & ISRAEL, Oct. 2.? tf. 3 doors above Workman's Shoe Store, or cor. Broad and Rutlcdge st?. CLOTHinro. i We have just received a very fine Stock of CLOTHING FOR MEN AND BOYS. CONSISTING OF OVERCOATS, FROCK COATS, BUSINESS COATS, PANTALOONS, Silk, Satin, and Velvet Yeats. CLOAKS db TALMAS; With a good Assortment of Servants Clothi .g. HATS AKTD CAPS, GROCERIES, TIN, HARDWARE, &c., &c., Together with a large variety of NEW and DESIRABLE GOODS to which we invite the inspection of the Public, as we make no charge for showing them and will always be happy to sell LOW for CASH. 2?jr? WH Oft o ?if 3 doors above Workman's Shoe Store, or oor. Broad and Rut led gta. . STURGES & BLACK, I CHAVEZ & MILLER, J. T. STURGKS, JOS. A. BLACK, Jr., GROCERS AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS, l 01 Georgetown, S. C. Of Columbia, S. C. J-jJ j^C^!3j?C2DOP ^3 IMl'ORTEHS AND DEALERS IN AND ~ FOIiFlON ANI> DOMESTIC LIQUORS, GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANTS, Havana Segars and West India Produce. BOYCE & GO'S WHARF, NO. 106 EAST-BAY, CHARLESTON, S. C. . CHARLESTON]\ S. C. ' jHly.l, 27 tf. , RKFERKNCHS: . 1 W. M. & J. C. Martin, Bunkers, Charleston. S. C. BULGER cfc I)KVANE. Hon. Dnniel Wallace. Prest. Spartanburg 1 Union ... . ville R. R? John Caldwell. President S. C. R. Road, " 111 nttc,,d *? Board.ng, Selling and Purchasing Gen. C. B. Griffin, Nowborry Dist.,S. C. JKS Sept. 25, 39 ? ly. On Commiesion. Office at Saunders & Foster's o'd ? ... ? ? ? ?? stand, in full view of the Montgomery TIall, Moot- ' LUCAS & STROIILCKER, , , n. m,-,,,. Dealers iu Foreign and Domestic .9 EL_ ' mm si, 273 KING-STREET, 27 3 COLUMBIA, S. C., nearly oi'i'ositr merchants' hotel, ?bb ? eichahd80s busdhg-streets. CIIARLKSTOW S. ? "*?o J. JOKATITAK LUCAS. JOHN T STROIIECXEU. *BS- saraii Fleming. JAVEB T. FLKMIKO .Sept. 25, 30 3oi. April 3,?if. ~ltEEDER & DESAUSSURE, " Tlllnlo? castowT Attorney at Law ana Solicitor In Eqaityi CAMDEN, 6. C. AS" Offloo on Broad-Street near the Court House. COMMISSION MERCHANTS, as?m auor?,y "l8cucuore"",y' ? Has removed liis Office to that one door nbov ~ ~ TATT?TfiA*T A. Young'#llook Store. Jan. 24. i C. JOHNSON, ? ? , ? ?r . TA T J YT rilARf.RS ROPCIVNCnRIV. p u k w a k 1)1 n {j ? Watch Maker and Jeweller, pamixihc r COMMISSION JWCRCKAWT, _ ! CENTRAL WIIARF R B. JOHNSON, M. D. oit * in vctaxt o n OIBce on Broad Street, opposite Young's Bookstore. GllAKhhblUM b. O. CAMDKN, S. C. "new c a r p e t~s t o r Er <qb. JiffiglBH LSI, Mm mmmia, direct importer of all kinds of office over post office. CARPETING, " Hllfifi. nnoit nil. CV.OTHS. Ac. "KTaerm flnnAe 1 Nacrrn o! "w 7 ~ ~~ "w "? VgA V VI WVtH V^A V VI WVIH I LINEN GOODS, | /"N KORfllA PLAINS and Kerseys, all Wool Stavtu- j Curtain Materials and Trimmings, Ac. \ J ton Plains, very heavy English all Wool Cordova 2 3 4 K i N Cr S T K K E T, 1lua' BLANKETS. CUARLKSTON, S. 0. T , r\ irii T? i IIcjivv Grov 2eia?1 W Into Louocn: DuffiM?Pluln ami P. S.?Orders promptly attended to, Twilled! at ' C. MATUKSON'S. Jnly.11, 31 if. I Oct. <\ 41 5?m. fuller's ' 1 IIAT STORE, a 23? Richardson Street, Columbia, 8. C., NEAR TflE STATE CAPlTpL. i'N CALLING pttQa.1ion.t9 my STYLKS.for tlie Fall L and Winter, I return,.,my than'#* at rhe.sjnji* titnp ) my friends and the pu(ilip. generally .for piwt hrvri, rid I shall en3eavot to rteHji.rf cofjiinjinjire- ,, . t . t. The same moderate charges .will prevail, that, hare ili" ewf/'hltshnu'ht so rioriulur throtisrhout the late. t Fine MOLKS^IX II.ITS <14. . Oi.hfbrt} A 'hitadelpiiifl, fine ilat>, alvd (jenin. 21^ lifoa^waj, ill be ?4.50. No Uy, arlSVo from those |?rioe.<.-? trms exclusively, cash . f. . i .. . . P. S.?P. W. F. docu not propose WJtflf lat for $3 than he would for ? t or $4.60. JT? um an. xprewioti of some of our sable bruddare. dnt wotiltj o umpossible. The proof of the hat in the beavtf nd the icearinr/ thereof. I have a l etter andl'ULLKK ssortmcnt than any one in Columbia. Sept. 13. NOTICE. .4 LL persons indebted to the subscriber are reqnea:jL tea to call and settle. 1 will lie glud to sell all ry friends and customers on short time (wi?li tl>e exantinn r\f OtlAli aftiiilr.fi tid iiitCti Ktw.iiti fl?>tti< ltif/1 L.\** ^ lid for such articles I must liuvt cn?li or J cannot sett." lie subscriber also adds that such pernor* as have cen runniny account's with him and have not paid liA oes not desire to keep accounts with, and lie is only rilling to sell to such as pay him promptly. f I also^rive notice that all persons who owc^ne prior. o lirst January last, unless they come and make some atisfactory arrangement, by the 15th March, lieir papers will be placed in the hands ot W Thttrlow taston, Esq., fot collection. Jan. 16,?tf. ROBERT LATTA. . Notice. A TPLICATION will be made to the next Legialar\_ turo of Soutli Carolina, to close up the pnhlio toad, leading from the ChesnuTs Ferry ltoad to theIclton Boat Lauding. JOHN HAILK, JAS. B. CORETOX. Aug 21?Sin. To KentFROM the 1st. November next, that HOUSE and STORK on Broad Street, at present occupied by J. Shirer. For Terms apply to JAS McKWRN. Hams! Hams! a 1.4 -C c- n 4 uAmn tt T id % iui ui ouptrnur vuuuirj vuiuu jiauis, uuu/utxnwv Cx. and Flour for the CASUon\y. For sale by Sept 11?3t ROBERT LATTA. To Rent rHE nOUSE AND STORE, on Broad-Street, at present occupied by Mr. J. D. Murray, and 1 R. Jorgan Possession of the house given immediately, md of the store on the 1st October next. Applv to Aug. 28.?tf. JAMES McKW EN. For Sale. A TWO-IIORSE IVAGON and 2 or 3 horses. Apt\. ply to JAMES McKWEN. Notice. A LL persons having demands against tha E&taU l\. of Joshua W. Jackson, deed , will baud them ia luly attested, and those indebted will make payment' o ISHAM JACKSON, AdmV. Aug. 28?tf. , ? Notice to Teacher* An Election will be held on the 3d Monday in November next for Principal of the Camden School Atlociation, applicants will be required to produce the >est testimonial, as to Capacity for preparing young nc-n for admission into the South Carolina College hose having Experience will be prefered, information lesired will be given by the the Secretary, to whom? . Communications, will be addressed. By order of Trustees Box. THOS. J. WITHERS. ) Dr. L. II. DEAS, > A. m. kbxkbi>t. A. M. KENNEDY, J Scr'y Caindcn Oct. 2. Charleston Mercury and Courier, South CamliniaA svill insert weekly for four weeks. glOO REWARD. LOST or STOLEN,?From tlio Subscriber nepr CarV; den iu the month of August a small black or cpjijer colored Giul about ten years of age. She has* "all face, large eyes, a pleasant and intelligent countenance nnd a scar over one of her eyes. A reward ol'one hundred dollars will be paid for her "ecovery. W. J. TAYLOR. The Carolinian Sumter, Watchman, Fairfield Herald Lancaster Ledger will copy f?ur times, and forward rills to this office. Head-Quarter*?22d Reg. S. C. Id. Camden-, Oct. 8, 1855. IN pursnance of an order from Brigadier General W. J. Taylor, an election for COLONEL of this Regiment is hereby ordered to be held on Saturday the 1st day of December next, to fill the vacancy pensioned by the promotion of Col. Taylor. Captai. < or officers commanding Companies wfll ;nke to their assistance two subordinate officers, and hold said election according to law,?meet at Cnmdea' in tho Monday following, count tie votes and forthwith transmit a statement, in writing, to the Brigadier Uoncral, showing result of said Elecuon. By order of Lt. Colonel Tho. J. Warren Com. 22.1 ltcg. S. C. if. > W*M R. TAYLOR, Adjutant . Oct 9. 41 tfi FOR SALE, I^IIAT House and Store oti Broad Street, at present . occupied by C. Shiver. Tern-.a liberal. Appty to JAMES McEWKN. . Sept 4 36 tfi ? Council Chamber, i Uctobek, 3. 1855. $ ORDERED, that the Ninth, and Sixteenth, Sections of an Ordinance lately restored, be published in the 'Jnmdou Journal. Sec. 9. That the Burs or Stands in Taverns and tho doors of each Store where liqour is sold, shall he closed on Sunday, and it shall not be luwfui to sell liquors of any description on any port of the premises of said taverns oi stores on that day. Sec. 16. And be it further ordained that uo slaves, or persons of Color whether bond or free, shall be permitted to assemble or loiter in or about any liquor store, or store where liquor is kept, whe ther such store is licensed or not, or in and about the door thereof, or bo allowed to sit dowu and remain there any longer than while actually engaged in purchasing such articles as they may be Inwiidly authorized to procure. Nor, shall any such Rluve orfree person of color be allowed to enter or remain in any inner room or on the premises counccted witk snch store, under a penalty of not more than twenty lashes, to he inflicted by order of the luteudnudt or any Warden, and the owner or keeper of such store, whether he or she shall have license or not, shall forfvit and nay a sum not lessthan five, nore more than * twenty dollars, in every case where such negroes or free persons of color shall be found assembled in bis or her store, or at the door thereof, or shall be found Ritting down therein or violating any of tho provision of this section of this Ordinance, contrary to the true intent and meaning thereof; and e very such Blavc or free person of color not having a written "AamU fw.nt Kits niocfof nr iriiflr.liun innv \io (.iboti 11 \'l I MICI ? ?? ? fc.""" ? J up nnd lodged in the guard louse, nnd (.hall be dealt with in the tame manner ns slaves or persons of color n found out after Bell-ring without n ticket and it shall he lawful for the lntendaut or any Warden or Town Marshal, or any oft'.c town Guard to enter in at *11 times into auch liquor store?, and to examine the same and to arrest any slave or free persons of color found therein without a ticket ; and if any person sh*M refuse admittance, resist or oppose assault or insult any such otlleer while in the execution ofauy of the duties impose! by this Ordinance. smh owi tnlctr, >| a white person, shall forfeit am! pay a tine of not V* thnn twenty dollars, nor more than fifty dollar*; and if the offender be ?slave or free person of coW, ke wr she shall receive any number of lushes which may be adjudged by the Intcndnnt or any Warden, not ex* eroding thirty-nine lashes at any one time. ? Oct. 9, C. 11. DAVIS, Town Recorder, Blankets! Blankets! AT.AltOF. sWh of 9. 10. 11. A 12-1. Red RtovVeta . all qualities Crib R!:'?T:f,t* 'illrrent si7es r,t Oct a?-tn. t1- MATH KFDXtS.