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HAVANA PLAN LOTTERY* JASPER COUNTY ACADEMY LOTTERY | ^ [/?;/ Authority 0/ (he SUite of Georgia j twei rpiUS LOTTERY is conducted on the plan of the .1 Rornl Lotterj of llavjtna, of singlo numbers? and drawn at Concert Hal!. Macon, C.a., under the J ' sworn superintendence of CoL Geo. M. Looax, and J as. A Aisukt Esq. ; . CLASS I. *' Grand Scheme for January 15, 1856. J When Prizes amounting to ??<?>?? : ti Will be distributed as follows: 1 Prize of - - $15,000 is - - - $15,000 j y 1 ... 5,(100 Ls .... 5.000 j 1 u ... 4.OO0 is - . 4,000 , ? *- ? auo ... nnn ! . i : o,uvi< is | ([ 1 " ... v 2,('00 is - 2,000 1 ? 1 " ... ],3uO is .... 1,500 1 " - - . 1.10O is - s . MOP 5 " - - 1,000 is 6,000 ; 10" ... 50o is - - - 5,0u0 ! . 10 " "... 200is - - 2.000 10 " ... 120 is - - - - 1.2o0 25 " ... 100 is - - - - 2500 70 "*.... 50 is ' ? 3,500 336 " ... 25 is - - - 8,40o 28 Approximation Piizes 800 601 Prizes amounting lo ^ - $?',0.000 ONLY 10,000 NUMBER* Every Prize draw n at each drawing, and paid, when j due, iu full, without deduction. Orders strictly confldetitial. Drawings sent to orders. Registered letters . . at my risk. Bills on all solvent fctauks at par. Tickets $10 : Halves $5: Quaitor* $2.50. Address ' JAS. F. WINTER. I ^ Dec 11?tf. . Macon, Ga. | 'COUNCIL CHAMBER, ) j [J Dee. 6tb,'.lS55. J* I ~1"V""EBB CLARK made a plication for License No. j ti T ? 3. Tavern License, to Retail Spirituous Liquors ' ? at the Camden Hotel, Securities, C. Matbeson. and ! <.| James Dunlap. Recorutnei ded by James I. Yille- ]| pigue, George Alden, and Robert Latta. t.j The al?ove application was ordered to be published r< in the Camden Journal. C, II. DAVIS, . ti Dec. 11.?2t, Town Recorder. Stationery. JUST opened, at the Past Otliee. an assortment of, CTiTirvVERY eonsistinc of Note. Letter, and j t> Foolscap Papers, Plain and Fancy Envelopes, Steel Pens, Pen TloMers, Hoc!'unci Black luks, Wafers. Fan- cy Sealing Wax. Lead Pencils, he., ic., which will be sold very cheap for cash. Dec. 11?tf. ~ " T ? v Spelling Books, PRIMERS,Toy Rooks. Slates. Pencils. Copv Po..ka, j 1 Ac For auk- at y TllJi POST OFFICE. ' 1656. ? . MILLER'S ALMANAC. I " FOR sale bv tire dosen or single one, at TliK POST OFFICE. J it SUGAR HOUSE SYRTTP, Lentous, Rose Water, ! " and Cheese, jewt received at the "Old Comer.'' , ' Dee. 1 r. ET W. BOXXKY. fi \Lot of line Shingle; for sale at (ho ' Old Corner J ^ by E. W. BOXXF.T." In Equity*?Kerslitivr DMricn. ^ James Stover, etal ) for Elizabeth Stover. cLnl, ^ ^ J IX pursuance of an order made in qTx>vc slated ease, i M I will sell on the first Monday in January next, j the following property, to-wit: One Tract of Land . " in Kershaw District, containing 174acres, iiKieor le>s. j j lying on the waters of Flat Rock Creek, bounded East [ v and West by Wm. Wilson's Loads, Xortli by Win. ; *(r Drakelord's Lands* and South by lands of E. E. Sill, j a| One Tract of Land in Lancaster District, containing \141 acres, known as Robinson Tract, bounded Hast by * lands of Mrs. Stewart, Xorlb and West, by W. Cunningham's Land. One Tract, known as IIowcll Place, containing CI acres. The two above Tracts to be sold rogethcr. f One Tract, containing JOO a< res. known .as Mattex . i.jv?,li.:,.je?1.,i.i1vtr nnmim'-Ws piaw, OOSIUUV'J .wi.il u,.^, -v ... 0 land, East by-I.aiid;? of Joshua Ilendrix. Terms?So much cash sis will pay costs of proceedings?tlie balance on a cr?*dit of I and 2 years. I'ur cliase money secured by bond with approved personal security, and a mortgage of proj erty. The two first Tracts are designated on 1'at. exec J ted by Leioy Secrosr, D. S., by K ltois A. and U.?the latter hv let- i terC. \YM. K. T AY LOU, C. E. K.'l). ESECUTORS' SALEOX ttie first Monday in January next, we will sell, before the Court House hi Camden, part of the Viola to of Win D. McDowell, deed., \ie: Leah, Goorgc, J Eliza. and Xeily. all young and likely, also, yu- Tract t of Land, containing one huudred and seventy-nine i T acres, also, the interest of the deceased in three huu- J f* dretl acres of Tine Land. The Mil! Tract lies on (Iran- ] j* nics Q?tarter Crock, and North of tlie Robertson lloud.-i ' twelve miles from Camden Alco, two head <-f ll.rsca j J-' Terms?C.ish for the Horses, the other properly ; ^ one-third cash, balance cue and two years ctcdit, with interest from day of sale," payable anLUtdlv. i'urcha- ' sens to give Boud, two Securities, and mortgage of i proper! v, also, par for*papr r.--. " J A.MES L. McDOWELL, ) A. A. McDuWLLL, j- Executors. W. Jt. JOHNSON, ) Dec. 4, - 4? if. | VALUABLE PLANTATION FOR SALE ~\\'K OFFER for sale, all that Plantation on the tt North side of Swift Creek, in Keisliaw Dis trict, adjoining lands of Messrs. Burwell and Jfa mil ton ! Boy kin, containing about 2100 acres; about J50 or 400 acres nuder cultivation, and m good order. > ? '??u:? n,a.c? r:;? There are on me pi ace a g?uu j-muiuji ,..... , House and Screw, and Negro Houses sufficient for ! the accommodation of sixty or seventy Negroes; all in a healthy 1 oration Trims. One fourth Cash, the balance in three et|tial annual instalments, with interest from the day of sale, j / to be secured by Bond and Mortgage, with good 1'er- j \ sonal Security. ' K The Plantation may ho treated for at private sale, a until the lirst Monday in January next, when, il' not S sold before, the same will he sold at public outcry 1 a licforc the Court House in Camden, at 12 o'clock M. \ JAMES CANTKY, J Kx'ors of J V JNO. CANTKY, f Joint Can toy. Sr. Nov. 27. 48 td. j III Kquity?liiTsbatv I>isfricf. Robert A. Young and Wife, rs. J. II. DcSuossuiv, Marv K. Young, ri al. j j. Rill for sale of ileal Estate, Negroes, Ac., Ac. IN pursuance of an order in above stated ease, 1 will si ofl'er for sale, before the Court House door in Cam ' den, on the first Monday in .fanunry next, a' 12 M.. tl the Real K'tate known as the Marengo Mills Said d 1'ract contains 2l'l acre*. and is t? be sold for a gross sura not to be less that: ?2.'ffi0: has a Mill Seat on it. . Tract No. G contains 230 acres. and is not to bo sold r..? i>.tso ?t,on 7o r?.p i.rre Tract No. 7 contains 1*-*I IVim iiiuil V VW II tu | 662 acres, and is nut to bo sold for less than 7M whn i per acre. Tract .No. 3 contains 562 acres, an<l will si not be sulci fur l?*ss tlmn 7<t cuts per acre. ! u Terms.?So much cash as will pay costs ot proceedings and expenses of -ale?and the balance pay a- ti bio in five equal annual instalments with interest 1 on the same (payable annually) from day of sale Pur- p chnso money to be secured by Bond. and approved ; " surety, and a mortgage of tlie property. n Abo, at the same time and on ilie same terms, that " Brick Store and Dwelling, and two Lots, oil which the M same is situated, in North Camden, on Proud St., at <> present occupied bv C. II. l'avis. I'o.sse^uj,(n (0 bo j p given immediately after sale. The same will not be \ sold lor a less sum tlian ?2000 Purchasers to pay f ,r titles. W'M H. TA YLOU, C. K. K. D. i: Nov. 27, -13 td. q Notice. rpilg undersigned, wife of X. J. Dollav, Apotiiecn* | J., rv of the Town of Camden, hereby gives notice ; 1 that she will become a Feme-Sole Trader at the ex- I pirsitioii of one month from data C Nov. ;'0,~it. JU KPlIINi: li. Belt AY. I. 4 ESTATE SALE. ALl ARLi: LA.\i)S 0.\ WATEKEI1 ' ESS V 2;E?, AND SEVENTY NEGROES. CAPERS & HEYWARD L\7ILL sc-11 at 1'iivato Sale?All I.'iut valuable 1 H property known as the GOODWILL PLANT- ( .TlON, " the <'uttair?-." and the "Jice Branch Tracts" j : tuate on t!ie Wateree l'.ivcr, in Iiicliland and Sumter ' districts, containing about G.000 acres, and well known ' s belonging u the Kstateof the late Judye linger. Snri.nii' 17ill Wooes. accustomed to I le culture of Cotton and Provisions. ai-so. All the CATTLIv SIII.KP, HOGS. IIORSKS,/ IULKS. Bhu-ksruith'*, Carpenter's, and Plantation bobs, Wagons, Carts fleers, Traces, &c To an approved purchaser terms will be acoomtno-) ating. F<?r further particulars apply at our Olliee. 1 here a plat, ami list of the Negroes nmv be seen, SOUTH SIDE A DO KITS WHARF. I 1 Charleston, S. C.. . Dec. 11,?2t ! KXECUTIVj; DEK'AKT1SEXT. -- ^ r - -J'"f:V -iS""*" f Cot.iwjj'.i a, December 3rd. 1 Sin. il'IIEDEAS. it is tiic duty of every people to ac- ? t * knowledge ibelr dependence on Almighty Gad, ' 1 > express their gratitude for 11 is mercies, nail devout implore lHs blessing Ibr the future. vovv_ therefuro.il. Ja.mcs 11. Aim ms. Governor of! ie State of South Carolina, clu in coulbniiity with the ! ftablkhcd usages if tins State, appoint t!ic 31st day j . r December, to bo ob.-crvvd asday ofThanksgiving, humiliation and Piayc?and invite, and exort our < tizerm o< alt denominations, to assemble at liicir :.S[>eclive places of wyiship, to oiler up their devoon! to Almighty God. the giver of all good. Given under my haml and the sea! of the State, in j CcJut bia, this 3rd day of Decern l?er, in the year j of our Lord, one thousand eight litiudred and til- j ty-tive, and the eightieth year of American hide-! endetioe. J. H. A1 JAMS, j J. r.vTTEESCX, Secretary of State. In Equity?!iei>!i:t\v District. Esther A. Cunningham, vs. A. P. Gooclwyn and a rah, I.is Wile, ft rii. ? Petition to sell Blare. [X obediw^ t ? an order of Chancellor Darpnti. ! . L made in above stated en*e. ] tvill sell at public out- j j ry befotw t!?e Court House door in Can.di n, oil the j ( rut Holiday in .January uext at 12 M., one likely ( c?rb ik-v. by na:ni> l.-oi-sbui?-aid nrjrro now in the j osstssioi! of Plaintiff iH castsl;s-t;drive mentioned. j < T-ri ins.?So much eiirh as tvili pay cosla of proceedi s?the balance on a cred I of one ami two year-, , -.tli intere.-t oil the same. payable animally from the : ay fjf sale. Purchase money to b secured by liond ' t i;h good ami sufficient surei-s. Purchaser to pay r all neeessarv papers. cv. 27.?td. ' WM. It TAYLOR, C. E. K. P. * ? J Iii Equiij"-?Si< i>fti!iv Dislricl. Ex-Parte?Kdvvaid llaile, Guardian of Januctte ] ' [ntlieson, Catl.efim Mnthcsi-n. I ' [ WILI. sell on the lirs; Monday in January next,' L before the Court House <1 or in Camden, a vniun j le lot of Likely Nee iocs, c tisi.-tin^ of 2s in number, j dd as the property of .Dinette and Catharine Mathe* j 1 jii. ehildreii of the iat?- c. Malhosot!. deed. j I Terms.?So nr:. Ii ea.-h : - v. i i pay costs of proceed- I 1 igs. the balance n a vi.dlt oi i.ne. ?v.o and three ! j ears, with inU-.est on the fame, payable annually ' < oin day of snl- Pim-hn-e mois*-y secured by lioml i I ad Personal Suretv. ami a i?i>rti??ge of the propertv. j ov. 27, WM. 11. TAYLOR, C. K. K. D.' I SCHEDULE. ?IaiJ aitd Passi'iijfi'r Trniiin. OAPTH /Mfo.TIV A MIII.'h.Mi niMPAVV ! owv. 1 il v v*ui *? ?? a J Ass^ -isi; Leave Camden 4.3*1 a. in. Leave b'iykiii'". 3.2 a. in.; (.'litroniont, 3 to, n. m. , ( Leave MnMIvton, (5.0 ft. in; M.uulie.?ter June ! tion, (J. 12 a. in. Leave I'iai k.snnV. C 30, a. m. Arrive at Kitijrsville G.45, a. in Leave Kin^vilY 3.17. p. m.; Clark-suu'*, C. p. m. ' Leave Mnne'n-Mer June. 0 30, p. in. 1 Leave MMdletnn. fi.pi p. jn. ( Leave Cuiremn'iit 6 55; p ;n ; llnyUm's; 7.10 p.m. , 1 Arrive at ilaimlen h 13 p. in. MIDDAY TWAIN. Moxkay. \Y?;i.?x:;si>ay, ami s.\irnn.w. | j , J-OWN*. I I I', crave Camden, 1.30 p. in. | Leave Kin^-viiic, 8 u. in. > cave kinV, 2.10 (> in Leave Clsirksnir* S.l 3 " j eave Cluremout 2 48 * Leave Manci.i 'ter June9-ive Middleloii 3-13 " tion S.-I3 a. in. eave Mm:.cheater L*ave f'(weiii nut O.lu :i j on 3.28, p.m. Leave ISovkiii'jt '.'.30 " eave Clnr|{Ji'jtt'8 3.13." Ani'o at Camden, 10.30 i rive at Kinfrsviil 1, ' J i I.eave Cliai n >t..n 10 n. m. Arrive at Kin tsvi!!.* 1 .'10p. ift; C"<?!unil>:u G.l?> p. i ( in.; Oiindeli 8 1a p.*in. I Leave Charleston In. 10 p. m. t Arrive at Km '-vI!; C.L0 a. in.; Columbia S.40 a. , ; Leave Columbia 0 a. m am] 3.45 p. in. Leave Kinj;<villu s a. in. an I fi p. m. Arrive at t Imrlei-ion 2,10 j<. in. iiiui I a in. .i I.eave Charleston 7 a. in. and 4.13 p. in. Arrive at Augusta 3 p. m. am! 4 a ui. Leave Augusta 0.1JO a in. and In p. in. Arrive at (Jliui I? ?t??n 3 p. in. ami 8 a. ni. Leave Augusta 8.3<?n. in. ami 10 p. in i i Arrive at Kiiursville -1 3u p. in. and it.30 a. m. j Leave Kinjrsviiie 8 a. ni. and G p ui. Arrive at AiiiTt^a 3 p. in. and 4 :mi a. in 1 Nov. 20. IIKNKY X i'KAKL, (Jenl. Supt. * i Watches, Jewelry, &c , ( 1 OLI'ami ." iht r Jlui.tiuir I? wr* I'laiu tjohl and i T" Silver Watch's, \ -t an.I I'uli Chains, Seals, evsiui'l Hunk-, IJiixiclns, J'.n.jjs. iiarrinirs , lid Chatelains. .!>! 1 ?i if. el- ami l>rooch<s, Gold, j iIvor ami >tiv! Speeinclcs, S|n <-t:i? !? Clave* for all , ^cs, Stiver Plated 1am! I'?iril).'-tiv:k*, C'Hirfti ' ases, Cups ami Siuicer.-. Mux.* ami Candlesticks, ' bcket Knivi-u, l?iiZ"i> aii I Sei-surs. Nov. C>, A. VOI XC. f SINGER'S SEWING MACHINES. , I^IIKSK M A<'l! IN" l !S li.nv hm;: sustained the liijrh- i . o-t r.-'putalion in ?!it-I'urti i States. Tun Kinsr ' rizk?v com* iir.rwi?has recently ijrv ii awarded to \ khj at 11.0 treat J'ivjKiMti-'ii at the I'ylm-o oI Industry t i Paris, and thus thcv haw tin- World!.* vordiel of i jperiority. (ileal i ?i} : >vv:i:' :<'s i nva- j':-t tk-fn added, so tliat j icv tun will..I it rinse, with ra?o to thenpenitor at outdo the ordinary r^ieed. so l!iat I 'WICE AS MUCH WOE# CAN BE DONE IN A DAY The "I . It >t . }"|!i:iil' and -hoe inutl'lfaeJ ll iny t <il.li-!iiii"iit in t!i" fii'intry uso I!if-. machines exolu- 1 ivclv. They are competent to |ioilorni every sort of ' rork in the most prrleet style. As there are very peat uundiora . I iufi rinr or en-; irelv wo'111less sewing min-hint- o| the J.ero\v A Av.-rv^WiN. (Jro\ f .v nnKor. ;m-i uim r wliich liWvt-Im ii sold, iml < ;:iiii')t lie usrd to nv advantage, we li'-i _.* oiler t > reoojvp nil s'irli ] lacliili' S. Mid :i 11 t;: . i j im ii i. n| i.iir invn iiinii- , ractlll", IN I-\1 It '.Mil !" !: Xi'W \Nii I.XTISI 1 N'I'iiOVl.'l) j IA?HIN!.S. I'll lilii-rnr f : n:-. .'..'I .! ! itcii'iiitic-.s tliil* htaineil I'.v n? will In- broken up ntul ile*huvod. I'.t aiticulHis apply 1 j 1 11 t" or | i" sunnily ni nor New 'ork OITic*. IC. B.?Local Agi v. in.:. !f make mIm of our i npi uved wvhin iilM-lriii's. 'I'n persons |irii|n-!k tutlilied for the business. a raroopportunity for profit- , bio ami pieasatit rirplovinent is ollered. i. ?s. a co.. Principal Office, 323 Broadway, N. YA BBANt 11 (H KICKS: IT llaiinv.r St.. 42 (.'lioMr.it St, ('iiiinilvlpliia. I "a I5altinii*ri* St.. Inllimor i. 22:! Walnut St., Citnintiali. H.t St.. ilia ties St., Now Orleans. (iiovt rsvillo, .V. Y. .1.14} lioad St . Newark. N. Nov. 27?"In. ATTENTION! r j^JIK subscriber wouUl respectfully inform the cili1 zens of Camden, mid the surrounding District, j that lie has just received a line assortment of Fancy , Articles, consisting in part of Ladies' e'egant Pearl i Port Mutinies, Imdics' Companion Card Cases, Moroc : .1) Port Monnies and Cigar Cases, Pocket Knives of all lescriptions, Steel Spectacles. Ladies' Work boxes, also ; i tine lot of llr.ir, Cloth, Nail and Tooth Brushes, and i good many other articles which will be sold low tor ash, or to nnv punctual customers by C. BOFKXSCIIKX, j Nov. G, 2 doors above M. Drucker & Co. I THE PEOPLES' STOREFALL AND WINTER GOODS j I'M ik subscribers beg leave to inform their friends . and customers, and the public in general, that j hey have now on hand a large and well selected stock of Full and Winter Goods, cons siing in part as | el lows: LAMES UJiESS GOODS. calicoes. muslin, ginghams, cashmere, merinos, ALI'At'cas, SHAWLS, -MANTILLAS, KMliRO J DERI KS, bonnets, ribbons. ! We also call attention to our assortment of j:ka i >v-m a i?j ; clothing, ri.AU) GOODS, " ! I1U.M KS'J'ICS, HATS AND CA 1>S, " groceries, toinllined with a good many other articles too numo | ous to mention, which we will sell low lor cash. Thankful for past liivours, wo hope, together with >urgreat variety of stock and low prices, to merit an ncreasod sliare of patronage. Nov. 13? tf. DIKCK & FRANK. CAMDEN BAZAAR. J?3T VC'rOI'-! : selection of new I ALL A>I> VI'I ATE HI GOODS ! ru>t received, which will be sold on moderate terms. < Jur stock consists of Rich Cashmere and Scottish Plaids, Plain and Figured Motidin Delaines, French Merino, assortod colors, Col'd and Hi k Alpacca and Bombazine. New style Cnlieo. Ginghams, Furniture Chintz, Black and Colored ."Silks, Broad Cloth. Cassiinores, Satinetts, Kentucky .leans. Kerseys and Linscys, White, lied, and Yellow Flannel, . Assorted colors of Sack Flannels. ShawD. Cloak?. Till inn*. Mantillas, < f the latest | 'tyles, Bisd Kye Diaper and Damask Table Covers, Lni1ie?' and t-icut's Pock- t llaudkcreliiefs, A fine assortment'ef Muslin and Cambric Edging ( ind Inserting, Cambric Bands ami Frilled Lace Ed-j rings. Silk Elusions and Bohii.et Laces, Needle Work i dollars and f"ndeisi evepj Chomizettes and inside j Japes. Fine Crape Shawls, Ac A iK.-tvy st.a-k of Dmnestieks Pleached and Brown sheetings andShirtings. Bleached and Brown Drillings, j Country Lins.-ys. and Plaid Homespun for Servant'? | tvear, together with a tine lot of Blankets Bonnet Ribbons ami Linings. Tabs, Wreaths and Ar- j iticials, Crapes and Florence Silks. HOSIERY A good assortment, consisting of Cotton, Worsted ind Silk, tor Ladies and Gentlemen, White and Black ' silk Mitts, White and Colored Silk Gloves, Kid and Ruck do Cauinlcts and Woolcu Gloves for Ladies and Gentlemen. Several pieces of tine CARPETING. CLOTIinbi. A general assortment Heady Made Clotliing.? louts' fine Press Coats. Pants, and Vests, Overcoats, Uusiuess Coats, Ac India JliiblKtr Coats, Cloaks, ['ants and I.t-ggin4. India- Rubl>er Caps. Ac. L li "hirt>. Merino, Lainbswool and Silk Undershirts, Lilies Silk Vests. In short, every I hi tig in the clothimj ill* thnt ririi /; cutU il /'or. A OUJ..rtM,e.nf of HATS, i" A IN BON-NETS. HOOTS and SHOT'S. A general assortment of Hardware and Cutlery. F.l.TIILV CiROCERIESI. Biown, ('nulled and Clarified Sugars, Bin ami .lava Collec. Molasses, White Whie and Cider Vinegar, Table and Sack Salt. Tea, Spice#, Starch, and Snap, Other articles to nunicrousto mention. Call at X-t. a;:. 31. DUUCKKU & CO. A Card. JTIE undersigned having Incated himself at"tbe . Court M<.u-r, will, lor u leasounble compensation, mend to posting up I*N>h.s and making out Accounts, Ira wing Heeds, Mortgages and other instruments of i ivriting, arranging papers and making cut accounts ot U.-ecipts and Kxpojiditui' s lor Executors, Admmislaloisand fuaidiaiis. pM-p;.:ntory 10 I heir milking heir annua! Return* to theOrdinarv or Conmihsioner 0 Equity. '1>. S5CHHOCK. Nov. IE?ilm. Notice. 4 I.L thone indebted to the subscriber by no*e or 1 \ account vvil please call at an early day and seth? the same. .'AMES McEWEN. Nov. 13, K. ir. I'M! K subscriber, niter mature reflection, has come j to the conclusion (rem ill health and other cirjomstances. t!iat it will he bcuelicial to ail coiccmcd, hat there should l?u a radical change in business maters ami lie rt lore will inform nil indebted to settle won. as the old suicidal way of par at convenience, mist be stopped. W. C. "WORKMAN. Nov. f>. 4a tf. i NOTICE'J^iill snbsj-ritier, who is already w. 11 established in L in a sale and successful business in Camden, S. I in tho line of Customer Boot and Shoo business, j lor fash only) is .b -irons to a associate himself with i iiimii yl un>iuesti"iinh|.> integrity, and who has a few j luudo'd dollars i i invest, to e.xieml operations to the j nanufaeluro of I'l iiitaliuii Shoos. on'r- asoiiable terms, ind suitable tor the Southern Trade, from Leather | lrc? red expressly for that purpose in the vicinity ol j 'muden, and having had ihiriy-sovcn years practical xpeiience in Tanning ami Leather I'vetoing, and j Hoot and Shoe Making, he tlatn rs himself he will bo ; i'dc to give entile satisfaction in his lino of Homo diiuufacture. to lin-sc uho have kinuly extended to litu their pi.lronage since I is commencement. ReferI ices given and t e'juu A. t .r furll.. i particulars apply it ihisoflTioo Nov. 20,?2m. j Committed 1^0 the Hail of Kershaw Hist rid on the 18lh instant, a Mulatto man, who say* that his name is (Hies- j oy. and sum. thin s called Jerry, and that ho was void j iy Win. M-d-'add.-n. of l'host'T Th.-tiict. S ('., to Cas j I'urtier.of lViuiovsee, f"k > county. The above named voy is about 22 or 2.'! years ot age, livo feet, nine or .en inches high, wcli made, and has a sulb ti counto- j latice when spoken to. and a scar over the left eye. The owner is r<qn< stvd to come Ibnvnrd, prove import v. pa v charges and take him nwav. Nov. 2",?tf W. (j. MOf)KK, Jailor. For Silc. I'HIE 11 ?us'. and Lot in I.ogtown, late residence of K. Tryon. which, if not sold by lirsl of.January, text, will be rented. Also a Four llnrsc Waggon? ;xlra siz". 1). C. TRYON. Nov. 'Jo. 2*u.> 17 r,f. .\oti:< i::! i "V' OTI11 N<' w ill < xciiip -lit ?f:iui?i an persni..t wiio 11 are rudi-htod ( > mo, a- the Assignee of Duviii R. I'voldes, Lot actual payment. The collect ion ol tlio nmiCN is nrped by the Ai-i^iicos, ami I liavc nocottrol | n t!i" matter. I! I'ATK, Assignee. Nov. 'J7, -IS if. Harmony Female Colleger ^! I i-1 fuir'li year will open on Friday the 1st day of 1 Kehnitry. There will he le'tliinir left unilono for I Ik- minion, in-i > w.-irmtli ami liappineMi ol voting I .allies, I Imt money, e.uv ami experience can ni-mni)<lisli. A i-win of II weeks, with an expenso ill ."tl'in. with music ami seine other o\!r.a branches Nov. 17 tf. I7MIKS!!. Kaisiny. Currants, AlmomU, Mnccnroni, Choose, Ac, just opetieil at tlio "OM Corner." Xev.-J7, I*:. \\\ liUNXKY. , > :j?x- . -i?il4k_iJ;fis.' . * ? cr -yg; s ,*a. <sr^ Jtl<z _ r sl^ ;Er^yc>. ss^jar"? SEVASTOPOL JS TAKEN: ZL-^?JBS2L -S. SS^T-JT^o si? its mm * -- *? .. , . 1 i* T 1 Would respectfully oxt'iul an invitation to tneir mends aim patrons to evamine an unusually large, beautiful, and FKl?Srt STOCK of. CONSISTING OF F3LAIH AMD) JFESUBTiSB BEBAHH?, ALL COLOllS OF . - . FHiMEM MIHIMB1, TIT A f!IT AVTI nATYVRTCTT STTTTG iliXilVU iUIA/ VVJUV.UVU^ UAJUOAW) CASHMERE GLOVES AND HOSE For Ladies, Misses, ami Children. mM&i mmiiumi MAiBTiLLAS? TiU.MA?V CI.OAKS, Of Clotli, Satin, and Merino. ALSO nvr tr Aimi cirjmA"JT7 Dri7VT^TriT*Cl i51J-.il nnv oiBiiw ouivivxiia. Ribbons and Trimmings for Bonnets, CONSISTING OF SILI? .i^isrio Together with Laces, Edgings, and I user tings. Ladies' Silk and Cashmere Vests, BELTS for Ladies, Misses and Boys, 'UMCB A Siargc Stock of SHOES. M. BAUjtf & ISRAEL, Oct. 2.?tf. S doors above Workman's Shoe Store, or e >r. lorn J and Kutlodge sts. C 3L. OTHISTCr . We have just received a very fine Stock of CLOTHING FOR MEN AND BOYS, coxsivn.vG or?OVERCOATS, l UOCK COATS, m r.^.s ".\ i >, I'AXTA LOONS. Silk, Sal in, and Velvet Vests. CLOAKS <rife With a good Assortment of Servants Clothing. HATS Jk.T*TI3 S, GROCERIES, TIN, HARDWARE, &c? &c., Together with a large variety of NEW and DESIRABLE GOODS to winch we invite the inspection of the Pul?lic, as we make no charge for showing them and will always he happy to sell LO"\\ for CASH. ipst? lai.'Wajwai aAciss_Tkm*z qc^ n jf door- ;i!?'vc Workman's Siioe Store, or <>?>r. Broad and Riuledge gts. STURGES & BLACK, CHAVEZ & MILLER, J. T. PTUKGES, JOS. A. M.AOK. Jr.. CROCK 113 -VCD COMMISSION* MERCHANTS, 01 Geonri town, S. 0. Ot Columbia, S. > ?"-? * \ ' ^ IMI-OKfEK.S AND ORAI.KRS IX ^ - i oi;i:i<;n and domestic liquors, GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANTS. Havana Scgars and West India Produce. COYCK A- CO'S WHARF, j 106 BAST-BAT, C:ilA?LESTO\. S. C. CIIAHLESTOX. S. C. J ' it; tf. 1,1.1 I. { .. t... . T?r*r/'i'?i c iv T \ vi,^ W. M. A J. c. Martin. Rankers. Charleston. *. ] I?I lAiLii AT i7L\ Hon. Daniel Wallace. Prcst. Spartanburg A Union ..... . villc R. it., *To!iii Caldwell, President S C. 11. Load. ! ^ U 'U,e?d ,0 Selling and Purchasing Gen. C. R. Griffin, Newberry C. j Sept. 25, *' ' I}- i On t \tir.niio.sion. Ollki* at Saunders A Foster's o'd - stand, in fail view* of the Montgomery Hall, MontLUCAS & SI R0I1 illKliK) 1 ^ of l. byi/;KR ^ v. R. PbTAXK. Dealers in Foreign and Domestic _*"*' . . ,~? HARDWARE, CUTLERY, ! i . i r:s*!!?35BV2:g3 hsVa&ri 273 KING-ST R KKT, 273 COLUMBIA, S. C., "Nt-aim.v ostihih: m::i:< nwi**' noma, CI)R.\i:i{ OF II! (II lRDSO.V k HLAXDIXG-STEEETS. MII V5lM:ST?y s. ( . -?> J. JONATHAN LUCAS. JOHN I* iTiOlir.CKKlf. tnim ruxiso. jaiies t. klkjiin? Sept. 25, y.) April f. KKEDllR k IXKSAU&SUHK, *v- THrisroiv castor. . Attorney at Law and Solicitor in Equity. H*"* .Tk <a ar a et a f'AMDKN. S. C. IJroad-.Stroet nenr the Court House. COMMISSION MERCHANTS, AIMiliXK WIIABF, | ... ? -l. .I MiySOV en \P1 KSTON S C Attorney at Law and Solicitor In Equity, Oct 2 -lo"" Cm | ? <A.>M>KX,S.<. . . . IIn.? rt'innvod I*i> Olilt c to tliHl i?uc* door abov " C. JOHNSON, j A. Vi>u,igV Jhrnk S.oro. Jan. 24. F OR W A R D I N G ! ? caiKM* IJOFU^M HEX, Watch Maker and Jeweller, COM: Mission MERCHANT,: camm-n. s. c. CENTRAL WHARF R B JOHNSON, M. D. Clf.\l,'I.KST< >N S. C. < >;Vice on Broad Street. oiipo*;to Young's Bookstore. Oct. 2 40 1 y. CAM I'KX. S C. V>f? 'Kl'llMYi'l J H'M NEW CARPET STORE, i jy^ariJi Jjbxi, t.. v.i vi ..1 -* 1 ^rn JAMES G. BAILIE, !UjSJJiriil] (i.atf. ofthp: kikm ok kaiuk.V i.v." ( oi'I'Jn: OVTK j??ST Ol'l'lfi;. DIRECT IMPORTER OF ALL KINDS OF I T|)h. .. CAKPLTIXG, " RtT<iis, FLOOR OIL ri,OTH?i. Ae. ' Negro Ofoods ! Negro Ltooos! UN EN (iOODS. / 1 KOl{t;|.\ I'l.AIN'S and Kor-wys, nil \Vnol SraiiuCurtain Materials and Trimmings, Ac. j J 1 ? >?? I'M"", vwy heavy Kiiglish all WoolCordova .. . ,, fl. .. ' rl ii:?h. 2 :: 1 KfNO-Sl I. I. r. ; ni.ANKKTS. l//.IU.KSTU.\. S. t. I n,..1Vv (!rev itii l Wliitv I.omion: I'uflill?Plain mid p. s.?Orders promptly attended i... Twilled! at ' C. MATFIESOX'S. July SI, 31 .if 1 ,Vf *J. " 2m. * ^ ^ ? Ariti .. . . NEW GOODS. " l" Wo ASM?*?, ^\^OUI,D invite tlie jiticntion of Lis l'rienda and T t ' customers to liis Stock of FALL A A I) WINTER GOODS. ! Faucy Col'J. all Wool Pelains, ' ' Cashmere, " " French anil EnglUh Mrrinos, I'laiil Silks, iJiitck Silks, line lustre, . French and English Prints, Ginghams?of all qualities, Jilack and Col'd A (paecu, Huifcroidcriin. i A handsome assortment of Worked Collars and Sleeves m Setfs, Collars, CofTs, Sleeves, Ae. FluasioK 1 Welch and mishrmking Flannel*, lleavv, lie) and Green. * + CANTUX FLANNELS?laidics* an J Uent?' ilERJXO VE-T4 * Clolltiug. Sup'r Black and Colored Bre*s and Business Coat and'YWs; A large and handsome nssorimeht of 1' ains, Kerseves, Ac. j Also. Srsp'r Cassimere, Black and Fancy i SaUinctls. Tweeds, Kentucky Jeans. Wool Liasey, BLANK!'ITS of extra size and quality. * HATS AND CAPS of qualities and styles, wili full stock i f SHOES of every variety, with a fall >W j general assortment of (SJfecerics, Hardware, Ac. ' A 11 .-C it ill v\/? ca1/1 ot fin.* lr\n*rvut neia/ui cash, and to punctual customers. Tin* Aunulvot San Francisco; uj, INDIA, China, and Japan, by Bayard Taylor, Hidden Path,.*. " - < -* ' leaves fr-wu a Family JoornnJ, Light and Darkness, I Okl Farm House Kate Aylesbury, ' 'f. j Fllie, or tlm Human Comedy, _ " j Clove Ttall, by MUs Swell, * ' " The Missing Bride. by Mrs. Soutl.fcate; Old Talcs .'or Youth, Collier's Slrnkspearr, Lippincott's Oaz.etteerof the World, 4 Annuals. School Books Ac. Oct. 30,?tf. ALEXANDER YOUNG. Blankets! Blankets!! Blankets!!! A T REDUCED BBICfe by /V. Oct. 28?tC J. D. MURRAY. | ON consignment at the "Old Corner,"* btol _ prime Bacon Sides and Hams.?for sale cheap,, and for cash onbj. K. W. BONNKY. BOOTS AND SHOES. . ... 1 ftr JEt) rpilK SUBSCRIBER respectfully invites the atten1 tion ol the citizens of Camden and the Muronnding County to his extensive stock ol BOOTS tmd SHOES, now receiving direct from the uianufiicturee, which he offers at very low prices. His stock consist in part, as follows, viz.?-'GENTLEMEN'S '! * Figc calfskin quilted waterproof HOOTS do do welted ilo do da water-proof pegged do v ' do do pump do do do Mud Hoofs do kip pegged Hoots do do do Bootees do calf do do do do* water proof Bootees do do sewed and j>egged Shoes and Bootee do do Oxford Tics do do Pegged Jersey Tic* do waterproof Overshoes do gaiter Hoots do itbssci Brogans < Kino HOYS' do callskin pegged Hoots I do do do Bootee* , , _ j do kip do Hoots | do do xlo Hootees J do calfskin sewed do Russet Brogims LADIES' i ine Black Satin Gaiters do do la.*ting do * ' ' do do k id do do do lasting do do uioroeco Jenny Liud* do white kid and satin Slips do English kill do do Frencli kid Slips and Tfes do American do do ? do do morocco Walking Shoes *10 *10 GO GO do lasting buskin Tips do black velvet Slips do goatskin Walking Shoe : " do waterproof Overshoe*. JlhSSlSS' 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 witlr a great variety of CHILDREN'S SHOES. ALSO 6.000 Pairs of Negro Shoe?y Of his own manufacture ALSO?Sole and upper Leather, Caif and LiningSkins, Band and Harness I cailier, Shoe Thread, Shoe Tools ot every description. CgTogetlier with n large stock of Travelling and Common Trunks, Valices, Carpet Bags. ty The above Comprises but a very small portion of his Stock, all of which will compare with any in the Southern conttlrv for stvle or durability. " GEORGE ALDE3C. Oct. 2. -12 -- -ft tff CLOCKS?"W arrantedTIJ1E IS 110.\FY. ^ FINE assortment of CLOCKS from $1.50 up to XX $12 00, tor sale i>r u. iR.'f t.iSOiir.n, Nov. G. 'J doors abovo M. Druckor A Co, TR'Sll IDTATOKS. very line?also Fresh Pickler hinght-s mid a variety ot superior Extracts for cook, rv, just received at the " Old Corner." Nov. 6, K. W. BONNET. Vallet's Mange Oinfmentr : A I * AKIJANTI.C to care the mange iu animals, i t ' Just received ami for sale by | Nov. G, T. J. WORKMAN A CO. ~~ Accordeons! Accordeons! "I II AVE jnsi roo< ived u fine assortment of French f I Accordn lis. also, a elegant assortment of tine German aud French Cologne and Soap, to which I ' respectfully invite the attention of my friends and the 1 public penernlty. C ROFKNSC11EN, Nov. :i. 2 doors above M. Cracker A Co. Fancy China Ware. 1' r.-T received, r.:i clegflat assortment of Chin* Ware. consisting of ll-.-li tii i China f'ups ami Sinifois, with ami without mottoes Fancy China Inkstands and MatcliFoxco. Elegant Uieh Gilt Flower Vase* by C. I10FKNSCT1EN. ' Nov. 2 doors above if. Prucker, &. Co. Daguerreotypes. rI"*llK sul-.-ril - r beys leave to It:form the citi^a* of ! I Csnmh ? ami sn: r. emling country, that b? has ! taken room?*'vcr the l\i?t Ortieo, and" rcspcetfuBy solicits a call licin tie- eiiir.cn*, whether thej vith pictures it !: >!. 1 !e is provided with the niort *|?prore'l Ap| status ami with a fniul selection of1 ma-. ! lerial. I'iait s. t'ascs. Ac. nf various Qualities and ' sizes, in which he will plncc pictures single op in groups, an.) wtimnit them to he taken in Hie bes% style of the Art, ?ml never to fmle. Once more 1 ' say give nu* n oill?sit tor voiir picture, nnd in no I case ore von ri quoted t.> t.iko it unless entirely snU j isfnetory. A. MORRISON, j Nov. fi, 43 If,