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CmaXj, *. C. .. *(:) * WDXttDlT, JULY 1, 1171 == i Tit injured innoocDc* (?) ft 0*9. totem him to rwp*l th? of the Hew York Jtmm. It b a queer *yle of ?t^rjadWXtoo for tb? Qitvmk of Seaih THE YOUNG MEN. We ptfhUah In this tone ths'sddisei of the Executive Oommiuoo of the Tuftym Con vention to the people-of the Bute, and in vite the earnest consideration of oar reader* upon the esms. T%s document U an able one, and boon upon tt> imo the Imprint of an earnest and patriotic impulse.. no young men of the State ere called op oa to wout-for the salvation of their OsroU aad tar Iks rsdsosption of bar woan^ed r. Can sneh ma appeal fail to find a nsivs and symyathstio echo in the of our people t ? . 'ij* Wo believe that the young men of South Carolina will vally together in their might t to hurl from power the plunderers who have fiaakrupted oar finances, buried oar honor, deadened our ind ustrial energies and check ed our prosperity. Lot the young men oome together, apd recognising present issues alone,' take their stand in &vor of virtue, honesty and intel ligence; recognising no party save that whose pliUfbrm is built of these three planks. A NO THER VA OANCY. Postmaster General Creswell, the last of the original pygnberd of the Cabinet nomina ted by President Grant, as hs entered upon his present duties, has Undered his resigna tion to the President. Mr. Oocwell. in his letter to the Presi dent, says he is "constrained by a proper .regard for my (his) private interests, to re sign ths office." Ills understood that Presid4ht Grant ha* tendered the poetmaster-generalahip to Congressman Eugene Hall, of Maine. For the Kershaw Gasette. ' 8TATB B. a^BBOqiATlOIT. Editor Kerthaw QtfzetU.' , I notice In the Amm and Courier of the 25th inst., a oommunioatisn relative to the . propriety of organising a State Base Ball As sociation, and as our town is ablase with the Bsss Ball eaoitomeat, I writs to sscoad the proposition of ths ?Oosmopolilpi oiub. ? By all moans, lot us have a State Oi^uliilion. Will not the Camden and Kershaw clubs move in ths matter ? 8HORT STOP. lag * JfltV FuT the Kernliaw QuiUt. MO.?A.DBHTAL ASSOCIATION. ^^?irfEniTO* : At reqneeted, I will >vor to fureloh you with a nynopsis of the | proceedings of the State Doatal A?odatlon, although you may ban road a portion of the I prt>c?c<1in0Pin the Netct ami Courier. The mooting! are being hold at the room of Drk W. 8. Brown, the pr?ideat of the As sociation, in W eat worth etreet. The opea- | seesion oomtnenoed oa feoeday evening. Hut, the preokieat ia the chair. The roll of oAoere aad member? waa called, and mlnatee%?f last meeting read All of the tret entered to their aameo, aad eom^ea or twelve of the member*. After eome preliminary baeiaem, I read the addreel inal at the the Aeeodetion; welcoming membere to the oUy, aad V oa the ?tmm of the i ded impqetaaoe of the | to the adiaaeemeat of the ptauillb of tietry. The aidreee waa ^replete with meate of iter eat art eaoouregement to thoee ?enteee to naalilw Nrh|pPe^kat Im- | jfcrtaime oftheMk pryia ; not e*Oy Their own Japt tor the beaoit of thoee who oome under their pyotorteael earn. eome farther bneiaeet, the meeting adjc ? ed until WodaeeAay moraiag at 10 e'eioett , ? ? WW.U??AT /Ehe dtwMimto ?W Sum IP wt tki bIBRH UVmi action in b*Wf of Dr. B. cTbS Ik* diecovertr of the uee of the -nibbcrHP or Vtiaetie prufOaity," mow ss iww ifl? til ass with the pr fail?? fcspsmei .i^Soth lk? ? terfrl ud cavities dry ta the opera tion offillmg teeth. Dr. W . stated that te Miowhidbtn by other m- I ?MUtieMuijnvurdti Dr. B. tbr Utan. ?KMkj la Baking ? Ml diSOOVOinr to the profession instead ?feeSUnng a pM oat fbr tkt w?. A paper mi circulated, Barnum*"^V^ ** AmtabU aad mohtloM is reepect to the death of Dr. R. 8. Whaley, of Newberry, war* read and adopted, aad ordered to be engrossed la the minutes. A renewal of the discuseion on the remedies need in heso horrife alter extract ion followed, eliciting some remarks, fmm Dm. J. B. aad C. C. Patrick, who doubted the effect escribed to creosote, yet were prepared to give it a Mr trill. Dr. Chapeta introduced a patlsat with an apparent oaac of "ascroeas a? the alveola," aad reference was made by ether members to totimpuadlag cases in their preetioe. Dr Brown infrodaeed a patient whh a fissure in the palate organ, ca?si by a blow when the patient was 7 yea** eld. The in jury ext ended to the germ of the eye tooth, which was found la a partially undeveloped condition In the alveolus j tnfe incisor was also removed. An obturator had been worn severe! years. Drs. J. B. Pactriok and W. 8 Brown held the clinic. Dr. 1. H. Alexander ?ead a paper on the use of celluloid (a preparation of gun cotton) a base for artificial teeth, as a substitute for the vuloaaite. Dr. A. gave his experience and expressed himself in favor of it. The association awarded him the credit of being the first to use steam in place of oil?the use of the oil rendering the working of the cel luloid more doubtful. Dr. J. B. Patrick read a paper on "den tal malformations and irregularities," illus trating his cases with models and drawings on the black-board. His remarks were de livered iu his usual fluent style, and were listened to with marked attention by all the association. The appliances for artificially restoring the loss of thV velum and adjacent parts were beautifully executed. Dr. league presented a new preparation for taking impressions, in placc of wax or plaster. He also offered an appliance for operative dentistry, both of which were re fcred to a committee. A committee was appointed, consisting of Drs. Wright, Chupcin, Uissell, Kice and Norwood, to draft an act to be submitted to the next legislature to regulate the practice of dentistry. Adjourned. FRIDAY. The avociation assembled at 10 o'clock, the president in the chair. The committee reported the act for the regulation of the practice of dentistry which was read and unanimously adopted. Drs. J. B. Patrick and T. T. Moore were added to the committee. Dr. J. R. Solo mons presented a patient with the (are den tal malformation of twin teeth, central in cisors, connected in both crown and roots? lateral incisors being present in the law. The teeth were, after a free discussion or the cose, extracted. The following officers were choeen, by ac clamation, to serve for the ensuing year : Drs. Theodore P. Chupcin, Charleston, pres ident, Q. F. H. Wright, Pomaria, first vice president; M. BiiseD, Camden, second rice president; O 0. Patrick, Charleston, corres ponding secretary; J. W. Norwood, Green ville, recording secretary; T. W". Bonheur, Che raw, treasurer. ^ The city ef Columbia was the place select ed for the next meeting. The meeting was entirely harmonious in all Its proc e lings, all the members express ing themselves delighted with the urb?uiity ef our late president, who hss filled Mi of fice with credit to himeelf end to the bene fit of the eesooiatioa, both mentally and physically. The only regret expressed by the members was in reference to the luke tess of those couatr> members who did aet attend, aad sympathy ftr those who could not, from. indisposition of themselves or femMss, givf*pfc assembly the benefit of their presence. - ^ There were a few new members added to iMl*. namely, Dra. Me David, of Green ville; m oe, of Darlington; ?. Solomons, of 8amtsc besides one or two others. M. B. From the Nlw VorV Time*. A THIRD TEEM RIDICULOUS. - Mokfao>~ that the very talk of a bird lam la jrildlr itMHtou, wd (hit JMh an iuTWli eaUHtghod preeed mU w*nld bo the mm m tkHtep or party which at tempt od It?ud th*N they are aat diiMgd to diaovsa H innf^-fTSltowjtat>rM1 a th W the unwrtujrlew dooa, and tharo is ahfpt aa much probability of a aaa being eleoted throeUbms in Booeeeeionea^hM^ H of aa lnTitiOla#Wsg extended to Hepoleon IT to ooataSrale eaer the eoantr}. *5?? . , THE SALE OSWTHOROtfeiftBIlEJM. Alexaader** e?le' ef ^fiSnoghbr edited Uotttag cameeff t*4aj at afarm a ear Sprlag aUtieD There wee. ^ Urge atteo-. JTV2 pitt ?v* "** tfy, hfCpWncipally from 5ew 4 <5ol. MoPea^ja bought the la? ?old' teipally from JUw |?rk city. .. j|J? bought the flneqt animal ?old, a full biotber of IHarfj] rat ru Wm \ the OMteaati BnT.ir#r I ?oil wiiiii.ii tHh-: ?m -5* ZJM N#flfcftr4?tow Rn by*H to hope that he win iatro ita that ahjMgdBf <v>rr>,p ewer whleh d we afcb ooi iHhrea wHh hiai In any he ?Hd Mfed N> aelf raapeot a Me ptfcee rather than of tfta of a ami Rke Oea. Briatow ? He hatf ? ?hr HadtrOealhaa thai ef lawyer. K It feijaaA lanlaH ? A ?_ _ ,, wwwi w ^nor? had /at era are [?piriil dtsuaUh t* lk? B FIGHT FOB TR IhtJvdfMtftk* llMHlUliffl M (k? Mriw. Their 1 fkvonUi to tli* pidtiiMHi )fi| ?TtUlMnu will be temporarily if not, it b probable that the ' b* immsttsnly eonr?ned-u> MSMBt. His iapwthawt is 1k? wadidilw fcr Oorent and Mim stock la improving. EUiett to worklai in ooneert with Chamberlain. m4 the friend* of Soott ere not MI*. Tbrengh the pirildm po wer.the ber of peuiiecuarr oonriots has beon re duced to about on* hundred, bat the appro priation is expended the ni* as if there were th? usual two bundrod and ftfty prison A COTTON CASS, A mm wo* recently tried and determine^ in Anderson wkioh establish?e a precedent that will her softer be beneficial to bqA Mer chant and former. The oaee we* as VWn t Some months ago a bale of cotton was sold to a merchant, as sound eotton, and judging of the whale bile from the sample shown, he purchased and shipped it to his (betor. Be fore shipping, however, the eotton was dis eorered to be considerably damaged on one side, and notice em* given to the pervon fr?m whom it was purchased. The eotton was af terwards shipped and eeld for a pri?e below what wae paid for It bj the merchant, where epon he brought in action for damages and succeeded in gaining a euAeient award. Thooe persons who are not in the habit of star-casing are poeeibly not aware of the fact that s new ooinet has put in an appear ance. It is situated in the north en heaven*, just beneath the polar star, and sear the Groat Dipper or seren stars, and Is said by the knowing ones to be just risible to the naked eye. * With the assistence of a spy. glass, it can be seen as a nebulous mass with a bright point a little to one ride. It is now risible nearly all night, but will soon be so only in the early hours of the erening. Astronomers say it will be brightest in Au gust, but that its tnil will be clearly risible tn a short time. A Macon negro philospher, discussing the relations of the recee said ; "You know de turkey, he roost on do fence, an de goose he roost on de ground. You pull de turkey off de fence, and he will git up again. You crop his wings but some how anuder le's gwine to get back on de fenoe. Now yon put de gooee on de fence an he will foil off; he dont belong dar. De turkey am white man. He's down now but ho's gwine to get up again. De nigger is de goose. He better stay where he belongs." It is likely now, that all the raluable Fe deral and Confederate official records of the etril war, which are in the posses*on of the gorernment at Washington, will be pub ished in full under Oengreseionsl authori ty Am Urgent Appeal to the People of tin - auu. The mwUweoaaiAi of Taxpayers' Convention, at their tale mealing, adopt and ordered to M yaMfaljli n sddrces the people of OA StaUfc and a fqj-m rtitution for th<?XnjriJnlona. The Is as follow* ; |/ Ftllo*c Cilia*?The executive committee of Ike Tax pay em' Convention, in r*rmn? of the duty with which they were charged, herewith preeeat to 700 a plan for the or ganisation of Tex Union* throughout the State. The objeot of this organisation if to put into effective operation ell lawful means within our reach for the re-establishment of an honest and economical administration of government ia South Carolina. The committee de not deem It nan?eery to argue with vou upon the urgency of the oc casion, or tte ns ossify of reform. The bur dens to which ?e are greater tha beer, and the proof is to be found in the feet that the h oases and laads of the proprietary class are being forfeited to the State, in quan tity and number without a parallel, f.-om sheer Inability to pay the taxes. There can be no stronger or more distreeaing proof of opprefc sion than the systematic confiscation by the Rtvernment of the property of the citisen r non-payment of dues^iop exceesive to be borne. But when the moneys, extorted from the pnopls under eolo^oflaw, are also *yata matically and sharauleealy squandered, plun dered and s%etep, another and more grievous I wrong is added to the catalogue of enormi tl*s. sn#*Wi very seme if the ssoct vulgar form of dearpotie rule WYeaohed. Such gov ertfeeat forfeits slbMflh to the name, and ia ndettmh^prganixcd spoliation and rob > woul^^e a slander .and a stigma upon fbn is suppose 1ft*t yon will suffer this state of things, so destructive and igaorniaoua, to o?nthsyi|khnt exhamdag every posfibln towaa effort to put an end to it. ^ i* VMtC history, toot traditions and your forbid It. Tfcsra fjfr no it: if you be thue to ts w^Li alt impel yon .ton. Nor sen you hope U^re _ mm, without helping jfltto 1 Jby. Self-help sfll taring you aU. other help. We thereamaq^good Men In the State to rcseuc mca that art bring ponjfo ??*.?* to and remorse. Is upon them that thsrhMSs'wQl reil, A* it Is now their time to- esses to tha frcnt jn I Is malin| to each a etntg worthy of ike Mthfbl, and patioat labor of mm A triumph libs this Is M ?M ky a docieire battle, be, by awij bihiM wplpa, r, wlB bring liiterj to ywtr i MJ crown the victor'? b?ta WWIII a?d rwltmtd Carol i ? frae, yn^iriw tad happy people, >'1 rouaaiKl aappy paople, to future fteuenuiona that, worthy ooetry, ua true as they to doty r, too h?M taboo up the ftgbt in > darkest hour of adversity, and faith fUUy ?sfailj ftraght H out to victory, conjore too, then, at oaeo lo organic*, ijpMt, and vorb up the Taxpayer*' Union anobor the State safe in the bar ad prosperity. JAMBS CHE8NUT, Executive Conmitte* Taxpayer*' ConroDtioD. la behalf of Committee. > English Capital it* 8omi Caro IA?A oompany of Kngitsh oapital irchaaed the property in Spar ity known as the Rolling nine miles East of Spartan burg Court House,. on the Psoolet Hir er, and also on the Air-Line Railroad. It wasfonnerly owned by the Hon. Simp son Boho and others, ami the iron works was operated until a few years ago. The new owners will r?-open the rolling mills on an enlarged and improved soale, and will also ercot at tho same place a first cotton factory. OFFICIAL. THE LAWS OFJfHE STATE. Arts and Joint Besoluttons Passed by the General Assembly of Sosth Car* oitna^at the Session of 187S-4. An Act to Reduce All Acts and parts of Act* Providing for the Assessment > and Taxation of Property into one Act and to Amend the same. Be it enacted by the Sonafce and House of Representatives of the State of South Carolina, now met and sitting in General Assembly, and by the authority of the same. Section 1. That all real and personal property in thia State, and personal property of residents of this State, which may be kept or used temporarily out of the State, with the intention of bringing the same into the State, or which has been sent out of the State for sale and not yet sold; alLmoneya, credits, invest ments in bonds, stocks, joint stock com panies, or otherwise, o^utiea resident in this State, sha^fte subject to taxa Pection ^TEvery person shall be liable taxes and aaaessmenta on the real Ittate of whieh ho or she may stand rsixed for lifo by courtcsy, in dower, as in right of his wife, or may cafe of, as guardian, executor All executors, administra , receivers, offi shall bo perapn* for all personal proper they are required, resp ectively for taxation by the pmviaions of this act, and which was in their posses ?ion at the time when the return there of for taxation shall have been made by themselves or the oouuty auditors, and may retain1 in their hands a sufficient amount of the property, or proceods, thereof, to pay sueh taxes for the entire vear; aodahe oounty treasurer may ool Icct rudftaxes by any and all the means provided by this act. either of the prin cipal or beneficiary, or.of the person so acting as executor, administrator, guar dian, trustee, husband, fatties* mother sgent or factor, receiver or officer. Section 4. The phrase "real proper | ty," as uaetfcin this a*^ shall be held to mean and include not Only land, city, town and village lots, but all things therein contained, and all structures and other things so annexed or atucMd there to as to pasR to the vendee by the eon f veyanoe of the land or lot. The phrase I''personal property," as used in this set, shall be held to mean and inelade all, things, other than real estate, which haya any pecuniary value, anv moneys, credits, investments in tonds, stocks, joint stock companies, or otherwise. Tte term "moneys' or "money," ss used in this sot, ahajl be held to uieau and in olnde gold* silver snd other coin,' bank bins snd other bOla or notes, authorised to be circulated Ss money, whether in possession or on deposit subjeotT to the draft of the depositor or person having the beneficial interest therein on demand. The term "credits," nsod in this set, shall be held to mean the remainder doe, 'or. to become doe, to a party after de ducting.fYOftr the amount of sll legal ^debtsand |ehiands sgsinst him, whether tstrsi, fe*s4qpfag remainder, no deduo *taM shall be made^f mj obligation to mm*****, to Ifce capital stoefrJl ley joint stook aompanv, nor of any taxes assessed a gattaMlmamrty, nor of any subscription to HfllMf, seieotific, literary ar charitable panose, nor of any scknow ledjreiSnt of ? Hahility not fcnnded on a legal aft? valnshle oonsideration, nor any morn of say party, honestly be lievss be will he compelled to (ay, nor lontingimj liability, nor of any aoknow Mgsmsnt of debtor liability made for the purpose of diminishing the smoant of swUtto bo retained tor taxation. , The phrase 'Hnvestments in bonds" as la taw thai bs held to moan mdsofwhateeever kind, ?Mter ia hy the government of the Uake4 of of this or say other State or ry of ths United States, or i government, or aay eonnty, or other mnnicfpaUtv, or by i er oompaay of this id. j. The phraoe "iw or mesnt in tbs eri r ^ donees of indebtedness, other than bonds or bilb designed to circulate as money, issued bjF any government or mnnicipali* ty, and shares of the capital ia any cor poration, company or ??owialions, and evary inUrot in any such shares or por tion thereof; alao, all interests or shares in ships, boats or other vessels, used, or designed to be used, exclusively or par tially, ia navigating tbe waters within or bordering oa this State, whether su< h ship, boat or vassal be within the juris diction of this State or not, and whether such vessel be registered or lioensed at any collector's office in this State or not. Tbe srord "oath," aa oaod in this act. shall be held to mean and include an> affirmation duly made. The word "person" and "party," and other word or words importing the single number, as used in thie aot, shall be held to include dross, companies, associations and cor poration ; and all words ia the plural number shall apply to single individuals, in all oaaea in which the spirit andjntent of this and.the following cnaptor requires it. AH words in this act importing tLo masculine gender shall apply to females alao, and all words in this aot importing the present tense shall apply to the fu ture also. 8ection 5. There shall be nsssssod off all taxable polls in this State an annual tax of one dollar on eaoh poll, the pro ceeds of which tax shall be applied solely to educational purposes. Every male between the ages of twenty-one and fifty years, except thosejncapable of earning a support from being maimed, or from any other cause, shall be deemed taxable polls. 'Tis believed by home persons that bince the war it is an utter imposibility to obtain a good cigar exoept at an en ormous figure. There are some excep tions, however, to the general rule, and there are some establishments where good cigars may even yet be obtained, and at reasonable prices. Such an one is that of the Indiau Girl cigar store in Columbia. * A splendid assortment of imported and domestic cigars, is kept at the "In dian Girl Cigar Store," Columbia, S. C. * The best 5cts cigar in the State is to be found at the "Indian Girl Cigar Store, in Columbia. Other brands at propor tionately low prions. COMMERCIAL. Market reports. Niw Yon*, June 27?Evening. Cotton receipt* 428 bales. Futures closed barely steady ; sales 18,006 m follow*: Ju | ly 17 1-82 ; Anfiul 17 11-82? I7f ; Sep tember, 17f (?17 1 +42 . October 17 1-18@, 47 8-It ; November410 15-18(5,10 81-fl2 ; Decomber 18 lUC^lC 9F-SH. Cotton drooping; sales 81tt bale* at 17] (5)17}. Flour dull and in buyer*' favor at ?.15<J? 8.76 for common to fair extra Southern Wheat l(a,2c. lower itnd in moderate demund at 1.42(o,1.40 for winter rod Western. Com opened without decided change and closed i(5Xlc. lower at 78(?)81 for W?tera mixed. Pork firmer?new 18.00 18.121. Lard firmer at 11|. Coffee firmer, with ]c. ad vance. 8ugar a shade firmer. B:ee quiet. Mo'.ases quiet. Loi;i?vtuls, June 27. Bacon in fair demand and lower?shoul der* 7f ; clear rib 9} ; clear 10A. Lard? tierce 12J; keg 12]. Whisky M. Norfolk, June 27. Cotton dull?low middling 18; receipts 100 bales; sales 100. BAt.flMOILE, Jut ? 27. >"*? Cotton dull?middling 17J; receipts 15ft bales; tales 200. Boerot, June 27. Cotton quiet?middling 184; receipts 19 \ bale*; sal.s 200. Mtxrau, Juno 27. Cotton dull and unohanged; receipts 920 tahi. r\ Nkw Ohleajts June 27. Cotton quiet and unchanged ; receipts 897 bales ; tales 600. CHAmnTOK, June 27. Cotton dull?middling 16; l&w middling 16]; good ordinary 1 ij; receipts 283 bales; sales BUSI NEKS H0TICB8. The American Sardine Co.'s Boneless Sar dines, are much better, and lees than half the ooet of imported Sard I nee. New Advertisements. Notice. fW^AYLOR SLAY, a form laborer about 21 I or 22 yean of age, of Mnall stature, having left my employ, la violation of his oentract, thi, i. to forewarn all person* a gainst employing or harboring bim. KlV-si w. h ward. MTFairfield HtraUl and Cheater Mtportrr 2y one time each, and send MB* to this NOTICE. Offloe of Oovatj AakLtdr, KKRj<HAwoi??irnr, Camdu, 8. C.. Jane 19tb 1174. BOTICB It HKRBBY OlYBB THAT TUB sum of ($120.4-100) one hundred m*l?m ty dollars, and foUr eeate, kns kM Mini led with tkf County T>nw mt Knmaw County, for redemption iff AeMnMlftnildUg* in ria? said land baring been mM f 1878, as the property of llr*. B. M. Cnm gham, and bwia by AtA^B^ Auditor of Ksrabaer Cbnnty. ?1 1 " jl'Li1 'if1 Mortgage Bale. John W. Oiomr to Jok* B*r4*B >Y rtrUse of tbe ebeee mertgafi ef ?Mnl property, I wiH sell in j OnH vtenee en fcfcuday. Uth, on Bay tfBlh VI JOHK BCBDBLL, hA4^1 ^ r > > Mortgagee VVlk tsstk. New Advertisements. Best Assortment of CIGARS in town b at KIRK LEY & GARLANDS. * Jockey Club. A meeting of th? Camden Jockey t*lub ii called for the 27th of Llii? month at 1 o'clock, P. M. The programme for the next Annual Meeting will be arranged. and other business of importance transacted. By order ofttie Resident, E. B. CANTEY.Sec y. June 17. 2t . Z7XBY TMPEBANCE MAN SHOULD READ EX-SUBUEON-GKNKKAL HAMMONDS x LECTURE ON THE EFFECTS OF ALCOHOL, M'BUSHED IN rt'LL IN THE TRIBUNE EXTRA. NO. 19. pRICK IN PVMPH1.KT, 20 CENTS. For Sale by New.-Ktealors, and sent by mail postpaid ou receipt of price. Addres* THE TRIBUNE, New York. TAX RETURNS. Auditor's Office forthaw Courty, CAMDEN, S. C., June 10. Thin office will be open from the 1st day of July to the 20th day *>f August next, to ie ceive return* of all Personal Property. Mon eys, Credits, investments in llouds, Join* Stock Companies, nv otherwise. Also, a complete return of nil Real Pr<.petty. Lands and buildiugs under contol ns ounces ov holders, or as husbands, }>aivuis. guardians, trustees, executors, administrator*, receiv ers, attorneys, or factors, on the tir.-t day of July, 1874, in accordance with Joint Reso lution of the Legislature, "providing lor the re-eeeese*ent of Real I'-siate in 1^74," ap proved March 17th, 1^71. As ao accommodation to the tax-payer* of this County, who reside nt a distance from this office, I will be at the places named be low, on the days specitied, trecoivc their returns. All persons neglecting to make their re turns at the placcs specified in their Town ships, will bo required to do so at tliia otlico in Camden, before the 2(Mb day of August next, after which dato any tax-payers who shall have failed to make then rrtnrns w ill t e charged with the property and titty per c? nt. penalty added thereto. Every male person between tue ages of 21 and ">0 years whether owning property or not except those unable oi earning a support from being maimed or otherwise disabled, are liable to a poll-tax, and are required to make their returns. All persona tailing to make returns of their polls will be required to pay a double tax, and on failing to do so, are liable to bo in dicted and imprisoned ten days, in r.cc-or dance with Act No. 2B7, Sessions of lb72-74. LIBERTY HILL.July lXiti, 1 Ulawi.d l&ih. REDITtLL. July 16th 17th andTTnr^--" FLAT ROCK,July 2Pth, 21st22nd. ? BUFFALO. July 23rd, 24th and 2oth. LI/.EN BY'S, July 27th, 28th and 2?.'th. SCHHOCK'H MILL, July SIHh and ?1st CURKTON'S MILL, August ilrd, 1th and 5th. fc^-Tax-payers nre respectfully requested to report all persons who evade making a just and fair return. N. W. BLAIR. jel7t2 Auditor for Kershaw Co. Crockery & Glassware. A l?rge amortmont of New and Beau tiful CHOCKKBY and GLASSWARE jutit roocived, and for"sale cheap t>v KIRKLKY k GARLAND. FRUIT MRS! FRUIT JARS! JUST RECEIVED and for sale low, a large lot of "OEM" Fruit Jars. KIRKLKY k GARLAND. R. W. COUSART, ATTORNEY AT LAW ?A XI'? TRIAL JUSTICE. MTProeecutea olaiius against the Stato, County and all departments of the National Government. Office at Court House, may2'?m 1 y ? CAMDEN, 8. C. ICE COLD SODA WATER, drawn fvotn Chapman's CRYSTAL FOUNTAIN, at' BOHWRMjJSi". New Bakery. BREAD, CAKBS, and ? S '? CRACKERS. Freth Brrna Twice a J)au ?_ " s^*BWKLI.'8. TKOtTB. MON8. *1 w?v* frMh boswem/h, . CANDIES! Coooft i?Hy, V* Cocoa nut Cation, J jmj- - Dolly Yardens, . 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