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. LOCAL AFFAIRS. I - vfOOT OFFICE HOURS, -a ? h? Ofte>1> open duriaf tba ?wk 9 a. a. Vo 1 p. aad fro? I v. x, M 8 r. m. Mail oloMa at 6 a. *. O* SuuJavs, Am k cfM from 9 to 10 a. m. MaQ iU6t. M. I O ? !. lt?rsh*w Lodg?, No. 9. IOO P, m**t? ey- 1 my Yttdag iBBTla OM F?ttow?' Rail, on llW Skroat, at Tf o'clock. TrarelUaf bro i walcom^i. ia fBOd standing will be 1 A B Ux, See. . D C K1BKLET, N Q. 19^0 iaaaro insertion ia that w?ak'? U mm, adiMttowaiata aiut be handed ia by 12 o'clock aa Monday. PEOPLE'S TICKET. For Intendant. J. D. DUN LAP. For hardens. A. D.KENNEDY, WM. DEAS, D. C. KIRKLEY, ABRAM MARKS. Business cards printed in the best ?tyles at the Gazette office. The municipal election takes place on next Monday. Cotton Prodigy Seed for sale by Capt. 0. Witter. Wanted?a few mure cash subscri bers to the Gaiette. Palm.?Last Sunday was Palm, the last Sunday in Lent. Dont fail to read the advertisement of Mr. J. C. Dial, in another column. i^*Soo advertisement of D. W. Jor dan's Planters' Warehouse, in this issue. Wjc shall bo glad to hear from {,One Horse Farmer." Our columns are al ways open to him. Merchants, look to your interests. ? This is the time to advertise your Spring goods in tho Gazette. ?t^W. C. Courtney & Co. have an advertisement in thfc issue, which is of interest to farmer*. Kirkley & Garland will open tho so da-water season on Saturday. Go yo all to the cooling fountain, and drink. imT. - Nearly Ready.?We understand that Mr. R. M. Kennedy will, in a few days, eonmacnoe the rebuilding ot his store on Broad Stinet. We hope to be able to givo a description of the archi tecture of thebuildiog in our next issue. The South Carolina Railroad Compa ny gives notice to merchants and trad era visiting Charleston, that they will be psssod over their road for one first-class tare, from the 25th instant. Tickets good until the 10th of May. Passover.?The Feast of tho Pass over oommenoce today, at 6 p. and continues for one week. The first and last two days and nights are especially observed. During this week the Israeli tes eat no leaven bread, but eat maiiot. Unbailable Letters are held in the Camden Poetoffice, for want of prop er postage, addressed to tho following persons : Miss Kate L. Morse, New Orleans, I* ; English Shannon, Hopkin's Turn Oat, 8. C.; Kennedy k Co;, Pittsburg, Pa. Mr. W. L. Arthur, one of our most reliable and enterprising merchants, re tnrned from tho Northern markets on Mondsy night, where he has been for several weeks past engaged in making hii Spring and Summer purchases. Our render* no donbt, will hear good news from him noxt week. Pm?0*AL Norm.?Dr. A. A. Moore wan in Yorkvills last wo?k, on a visit to his brother, who is quite Ul. -?Mr. William LdMUor, formerly of Ommimr, arrived in town D. 0. Kirk ley left for Charles .1 , *h ?A. B. DnSansnrs, Esq., the pMsUi and sfeisnt agent of the 8. C. E. nt Columbia, was in town Inst ?Mr. E. M. Kennedy retnrnod ftom North on Snturdsy Our t?imn ?ny nMy eonsinde that ho hsobrooght Vj- ? food rtoek of good, for the spring and tenia. "?W UDT6Q It tfVA, b>??niKii ? aoandiriato for Warden of Camden.?Lantntter Ledger. We trust that oar friend will be elec ted, nod undertake to proariee, thai k will make a good Warden, ifhoneced bjnj the choice of our Chmdan neighbors. Good Printer*, make good ana, in every poaition in which fortune place# them.? True Sonthrom. The name of H. Baruoh is as familiar to tbe readers of the Qaxcttk as house hold words. Thia week we desire to call attention to his advertisement, found elsewhere, ia which he announces the arrival of his largo and varied stock of goods for the Spring and Summer trade. He keep* one of the handsomest and beet selected stocks to be found in Oamden, and our readers will find it to their advantage to give him a call. As to prices, competition is defied. Don't overlook this mammoth house, as it is one among the most reliable in Camden. The Annual Meeting of the Stock holders of the South Carolina Railroad Campanyand of the South-western Rail road Bank will I e held in Charleston, on Tuesday, April 14, at 11 o'clock A. M. On the day following an election will be held for fifteen Directors in tho Bank. A committee to verify proxies will at tend. Stockholders will be p issod over the Road to and from the meeting free of charge. Off Hand Xotfjs.?Have your Job Printing done at the Gazette offce. ?A few curs-ory remarks were made yesterday by a clerk who let a box fall on h Is favorite corn. ?When you negotiute for a house hav ing all the modern improvements, you will generally Sod that a mortgage Ls one of them. i?' ?Last Sunday was a lovely day. Ah a consequence the various churches were well attended. ?All varieties of Job Printing neat ly and cheaply executed at the Gazette Job O/fice. ?No service was held in the Episco pal Church last Sabbath. | ?The excitement incident to the forthcoming election ha6 nearly all sub sided. Real Estate Transfers.?The fol lowing transfers of real property have been recorded in Auditor Dlair s office since our last report : James M. Cantey to Jaraoa R. Pringle, acres in DeKalb township, fur $1,500. W. D. Bailey to J. B. Cloud, 440 acres in WRteroo townnhip, for 000. Saml. Place, Sheriff, to Allen McRac, one lot in DeKalb township, for 8345. Clerk of Court to Louis D. DoSauasurc, Ex. 449 acres in DeKalb township. James M. Davis to Jesse Gray. 273 acrcs in Wateree township, for $636. James M. Davis to Titus Readc, 18| acres in Waleree township, for $37. Saml. Place, Sheriff, to James M. Davis 800 acres in Watcroo township, for $100. James Chesnut to Holland Harris and O. Quails, 1000 acrcs in Watcroo town ship, for 2,000. E. B. DunlapjtoJCamden Jockey Club, 72 acres in DeKalb township, for $1,340. William M. Johnson to Nathaniel (Jay, Sr., 154 acros in Flat Ilook township, for $1,150. J. C. Johnson to N. Gay, 93 acres in Flat Rock township, fur $850. William McLeish to S. B. Latham, town lot, for $700. Lancaster Items?Tho big mulo was in town last week. ?Gun boat shoos are all the rage. ?An election for Intendant and Wardens for Ladfciter Village will take plaoe on the seoond Monday in this month. ?Tho Ijrdgrr says that the Sons of Temperance in that town have accom plished much good. ?Mumps it raging in several sections of the oounty. ?The Commissioners are psj g out the two mill special tax. ?Sheriff Hunter is on a brief visit to Charleston. ?The ehiokens have all, pretty much, gotten well of the cholera, and eggs are quite plentiful at fifteen oents per dot r- ?~ I ?The delegates to the Tax-Psyen' Convention, from this County, on Moo day fbreonsnltation on mttters of im To ktefihfclf a miliioo of men under M in t-gpmm .not only in vol vet tha b?t i laments of a netion from pro feotiva lab<*, to the detriment of tgri eoltnre, fWe, and industry. ? i ' N x- - ? H. BABUeU - Offers the Most Attractive Stock of HEW SPRING AND 8UHHER GOODS. And At Such LOW PRICES as to guarantee an early disposal of the same. It would therefore, J>e well for you to and procure some of these NICE GOODS, at such low prices as are offered by H. BAKU STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA. Columbia, Dec., 20th 1873, THE "Kek4Haw UAirrra" is hereby designated an the newspaper for the publication of all legal notices and official advertisements for the county of Kei>h:xw, under Act approved Feby 2*2d 1870 entitled '?An Act to regulate the publication of nil legal and public notices." By order of the Board (Signed) S E HaYnk, Sec, of Stats and of Board, State of South Carolina, Office of Sec of State. I, H E ITayne, Secretary of State do here by certify that thefuregoing is a true and correct copy of the original now on tile in this office. Signed H E HAYNE, Secy of State. ft THE CHERUB ? A'O ?r /> Tin: TIME TO SCUSCR1BE FOIt A HOME .RAM*, -:c: A Beautiful Ornament FOR The Parlor. ACOI'V of the "Cntarn," l>y Raphael ?V will be given to every new subscriber to the Oa?*tte, received during this month. THE original of this picture is at Dresden, and is the "gem" of the King s famous gall ery. It is a moat beautiful ornament, and retails at $2,50. EVERY subscriber received bofore the 1st of April, will b? entitled t> this magnifi cent premium FREE. SEND in your namea and money. JOHN C. DIAL, IMPORTER AND I>EALKR IN flNQLIHII AND AMERICAN Hardware & Outlery, Iron, Stoel, Nail*, Canting*, Mill Stone*, Halting Cloth a, Smut Machine*, Circular Saws, Mill Irons, Su gar Pan*, Carriage Build ing and Trimming Material*, India Rnbberand Leather Belting, Carpenter*, blaek amith and Tanner*' Tool*, Housekeeping and Furnishing Hardware, Agricultural Implement*, Lift, Cement, PlaJtor, Paint*, OUs, French and American Window , Oban, Oooa, Rifle*, Pla tols, Shot Rnlt* Powder, Jk WHOLESALE AND HKTAIL. ? ' 0?M?a Mlok.) CSIUMSM, a e. HIGHLY IMPORTANT TO Farmers & Planters. I THE AMMONIATED MUCILAGF. AS A *teep tor seeds before planting, should he us I ed by every planter in this country. It is j now proved to accomplish what it represents without doubt. Six hundred Farmers and | Planters used it last season, thirty cents [ worth being sufficient to roll seed for one or two acres of land. It ii got up specially for one object and purpose, namely, to prevent rust, smut and blight; to prevent the rava ges of birds and insects; and never failing ! to produce a heavy and vigorous start. Put up in one pound packages, at 80 cents per pound, which dissolves and forms one aud a half gallons of Mucilage. JOHN COMMINS. Sole Agent, fel7ml Charleston, 8. 0. Arrived At Last. W WOULD RESPECTFULLY INFORM MY B friends, and the peopla of Kershaw and adjoining counties generally , that 1 have at last arrived in the town of Camden with a large and select stock of the very finest HOUSES and MULES, just frou Kentucky. These I am prepared to dispose of at price* suitable to the extreme stringency of the time?*. 1 MUST SELL, and therefore all who favor me with a call will obtain bargains. My Stock can be seen at the stables of Mr. H. C. Salmond, on DeKalb street, where I have established myself on account of the many conveniences of the groundn. The public is invited and solicited to give uie a call J. A. ARMSTRONG. D. H. Silcox & Son. 7UBNITUXIX WAEEROOMS. ? ? r ? ... ' 17ft, 177 & 179 KINCT ST. CHARLESTON, SO. CA. D. H. SILCOX. D. S. SILCOX. (WITH LATE88 IMPIIOVEMENTT.) FOR 20 TEARS THE STANDARD OF EXCELLENCE Throughout the World. If you think of buying a Sewing Machine it will pay you to examine the record* of those nowin tine sud profit by experience. The Wheeler and Wilton stands alone a? the only light running machine, using the rotary hook making slock stitch, alike on both aide* of the fabric Hewed. All shuttle machines waste power ih drawing tho shut tle back after the stitches made, bringing double wear aod strain upon both machine aud operator, hence while other machines rapidly wear out, the Wheeler and Wilson ; lasts a lifetime, and proves in economical investment. Do not believe all that id prom ised hp soealled "cheap" machines, you I should riquire proof that years of use have tesed their vatue. Money once thrown away can not be recovered. Bent for our circular#. Machines sold on easy terms, or monthly payment* taken. Old machines put in order or received in ?nchange, at Wheelea and Wilson Manufkc turing' t'-ompony's Offices Savannah, Augus ta. Macon and Colnmbue, O.J. H. TRUMP,> agent, Augusta, Columbia W. A. CLRVKfl. general, agent, Savannah, Ga. 1 Foxrost Io?Be; QEO. L. PRATT, PROPRIETOR. CHARLKSTON, So. Ca. fSMHB WILLIAM GLAZE, DEALER I* GOLD AND SILVER WATCHES. COLUMBIANS. C. RETS?Diamond, Pearl. Coral and Gold. DIAMOND R1N06 and brooches. JEWELRY?in Jet and Gold, hi variety. SILVER W^RB, Plated Ware, Military aad Fancy Ooo^s, Household Goods, Ouas, Pis tols and Sporting Goods. ? A TNI MIITU1 IIVIL. RICH AND 1MPY PAPER, filled with spicy readiag matter, sal/ W cents a ysar with degam Chrosso, "Mas s I- eselftsh Friend," to erwj subscrilsr. #111 be scat three Months oa trial, wHkout chro mo fbr 10 c?H*. l>on'l wg0> it b Address P. D. SWICK, Iferthwood, tows. EVER TRIUMPHANT 18 THE- 1 Carolina Fertilizer, j km luint Price, $60 nik. at Warehouse in Charles ton , per ton of 2,000 pound*. Price, $65 Time, parable November 1st, free of Interest, delivered at Warehouse ia Charleston. Acid Phosphate. $88 Cash, per ton of 2,000 pcunds, at Warehouse in Charleston. $88 Time, per ton of 2,000 pounds, st Warehouse in Charleston, payable November 1st, free ofinterest. , JfciPFor sale by our agents through the States of North and South Carolina. IF YOU USE THEM ONCE, YOU WILL USE THEM ALWAYS. Ueo, W. William* k Co, CHARLESTON, S. C. I^For sale by W. C. GERALD & CO., Camden, S. C. jal3oi3 It Will Pay To call and examine Qoods and Prices at KIRKLEY & GARLAND'S. We Are Satisfied With Small Pro6ts. Hence our motto,? "Quick sales and small profits." KIRKLEY & GARLAND. An Invitation Is extended to all desiring to purchase good GOODS, at the lowest, pricss, to give us a call and see our stock KIRKLEY kGARLAND. TOU CAN SAVE MONEY By buying your Groceries, &c., from us, be cause we always sell goods which wa can warrant to give entire satibfiction, and at the very lowest prices. KIRKLEY ? GARLAND. GREAT REDUCTION, CHEAP! CHEAPER!! CHEAPEST!!! Confections, Fruits, Canned Goods, &c., &c., chcapcr than ever, at KIRKLEY k GARLAND S SPECIAL NOTICE. OFFICE OF COUNTY COMMISSIONERS, Kcrahaw County. Camden, S. C., February 24, 1874. ALL PERSONS HOLDINGjDHECKS OR other claims against the county of Kershaw arc required to present the same for registration, at the office of the County Commissioners, within thirty days, in com pliance with section 2 of a joint resolution of the General Assembly, to levy a special tax to pay the past indebtedness of Kershaw County, approved December 20th, 1878. Said section reads as follows: "Sectien2. That nil persons holding claims against said county be, and they are hereby, required to file a list of such claims, with the amount and date thereof, in the office of the Couuty Commissioners, before payment there of. By Order of the Board of County Commis sioners. JOHN A. BOSWF.LL, Chairman. Attest: Fit a sic Cartes, Gerk. Feb 24 4t? CHEAP DRY GOODS. 8UPRR 7-8 LONCCLOTH, 10c a yard. Super 4-4 Lonp iloth, 1 and 15c 10-4 Sheetings, in Bleach and Drown Spring Caiicots, 10c a yard Super lluck. Towels, 20 und 26c Birdeye and Russia Diapers Richardson Lines, st low prices * Super 10,11 and 12-4 Marseilles Spreads Brown and Bleached Table Darrtaeks Damask Napkins and Doylies Black Alpacas Biack Emp. Cloths Black Romhasines, Black Cashmeres Super White (Cotton Hose, 25 and ft5o Super Gent's Half Hose, 25 to 40c Super Misses' Hose, 25 to 40o a pair. 'With a complete assortment of GLOVES, in Kid and Lisle : Lace Collars, Edgings, Linen Collars and Cuffs, Plaid and Striped Nainsooks?all of which will be sold at LOW FI0URE8, at. H 0 STOLL Agent 287 KINO STREET, fel7-truth5 Opposite Masonic Temple. THE STONO PHOSPHATE COMPANY, OF Charleston, S. 0., Properly appreciating the importance of fos tering the planting interests of the South, hare resolred to offer their flrttclase fertilii ers at a price which will place them within the reach of every planter. THE "STONO SOLUBLE tllANO," A throughly Ammoniated Fertiliser, we offer < at 150. per ton, cash, or at $66., payable Not em W 1st. wit boat interest. THE tTONO ACM FHOSFHATt, For oumpoftting with cotton seed or tlahl# manures, at $88. cash, or $88. payable No vember let. We hare numerous testimonials from In telligent planters of the higheat character, from different aection^of thin State and Geor gia, testifying to the excellency of three Per tUlMTf. Wm. 1<AVKxr.L, Dr. St. Julia* Ravrkll. Pre?. ' Ctaadst. E. C. Williams, Treasurer. WILLIAMS, BLACK k WILLIAMS, Aymtt, Cotton Factor* wd Coram Union M'roh'ta, South Atlantic Wharf, CHARLESTON, 8. C. J. T. MICKLfc, Agent at GAM DSN, i rM _ \ H. A 8, BEARD, ML* . roLnMBT^.V a> J. STOCK DRY Will be fur cubh-4 All gc n;]?ru?cul We hare, of m w We pay ton and oo Noblett an which we All gooc within the will he del oct4 THIS a all the Soiu effects as i UCtS ofli inendat put has excellencej by the coi eft {ruaranj this Ut this tM the su] nel, chemi H. C. H? its quality same as Terms interest, onler ut cide wh? prio?. the carle ACID PLAST1 aranteod. AMM01 Cash PKOl DISI QROI A Liberal The i Pacific j rich con Bone PI moniated | animal ] tod and ing the ii support Mam by JOHN, Camden, S. 0. * feb3ro3 7 AN APPEAL. To All Whom It May Concern. ST RESTS WITH THOSE WHO ARK IN jtc<l to me, to say whether or not I Khali Resume Business, And I take thin method of making an earneat appeal to ALL to come forward and PAY MB PROMPTLY. FRIENDSHIP is a^ea?y word to hut now b the timo TO TEST IT. I shall expect ALL who are friends to r?? . . spond promptly to this. * I - R. M. KENNEDY. Camoicn, Jan. ISth 1874. ? ?" i J. W. McCURRY v BEOS f?? thanjL!??? friends for the Igrrs patronage thcyiiaTe dbestowed upo% hid during the past year, an solicits a still grftt ?r incr?a?e of the same. , 1 ? *? ? >, I AM K0W;r? EIVINO AN#nrENJNO A LARGE AND COMPREHENSIVE SfOft ' *r _ * * + >* s, Con?i*tlng in pfcrtof ^ v ? DRY GOODS, ^ CUTLER Y, ??*. IIAlft>WAHE> * GROCERIES - +0 BOOTS, .n .* -v ? \ .SHOES, f* < LOTHUTO, * i : rUB^ITO**,' , La<\lea While r|t>4 Fancy Ckxxf*, Linens. Towels Domestics. Yarn*; ladl logu*1 of MMonable tad fkahk ENt ?>