University of South Carolina Libraries
... 1 I LJW ?Campaign Notices. ?Qtato Democratic Convention. I Umax One. Htatb Exw. Coi C'OLl' MM! A, J V LY 12,1 A. ??u*ven tU>u.<tf the lJvmocntUt: 4r ?theHtnteofMoutK Cnrtyinvtll ?* Columbia <>n TufmUy, th?t->th Uuy of Aufunt next, at H o'clock J*. M.. to "aiinouncc.a plat form of principle*, nominate Htate ?ttwn. 4ml ehwton for lhrmhieut Mid Vice IVdhlobt, Mikd to?uiuUi>i-r *IKU r.^uahy** m may be brought boron- K. - ^ In MO'>ri.uirti with tjic resolution berato fOr? adopted, th^coe*e?tlyii will U-comput ed of delcfntoe fat>m tho *ev<-ml <*<>? ntlc* In proportion to the number to which ??<;h onun <^"K?nVtVtxl l? both Ikhiiwk uf the An?un>b|v uu4er tlie oeiv apportion-uwit. The deletptte* will be required to prevent otHenilthjAmtii Uwrmtiul.ortnutatdlqii of thMr iMpMlv^oMntiw. 'I It U recommended Umttlie ('<u?ntj* Oon '/venttopn Inmruet their deleynteetto the Ktnto Convention fcj hold Conctvwlonal <oa*?u tlon? ttUulumltlt ?t the mm* tlmo ftir the nomination ?>CConKroM>lou4l 1 r.r,?i Male*, and .Judicial Convention* Torthe nomination of Hultdtoni for thalr rvxpectlve CniiKre>Klonnl . dud Judicial Districts. Jam km CoyXKiU Chairman HUtaKx.Uunuuttt??. - Jamks V. Izlah, Kccrctary. ? V K T m Comity Noctinatbns. i*?. t.xkt. <0*J CoLu?ri?!A>Juljr It, i T!i* IblloslBg roiotuUoii,adopted; J|y UH enmntlftve, hi published for tho Infbhuut oftlia county organisation: itoaol ved. That the vokuultteo recount .to the countlca to inukc no iioniliiul wwntj' ortlrera or membcra of .Aaaembly until after the mooting of tho Huitc CuiivsnUun. ,l ( i' < jAMvrf<vysiri:u, IkmukaxII J. K. IaiiAit, 8Mfst#rj*. * Democratic footings. Tho RxecutlveComiultloeof tno DcmuoftAt- , lie party of Kornhaw oounty liuvo appointed .nioetlngeof the pcglo to beheld hi Ui? lltaoa; >*nd plaoea mentioned below, for the purjtow ? oforganltlngclub* (lf^th<v*tii?*havt? imt nl-j ready been orguulxcd)und afmuUttng Ju the *cnrk of thnro?gfe preparation for the ?*wi *p*lgn. f*peukeri? will bo proacnt vpon iUIuc lOMlulll. Turkey Creek, Friday, July 21tL Flat Uock, Muturduy. " 22nd. Granny'* Quarter, Wed. " :Mtb ftehrock'a Mill; .FHday, *' asth. Curoton MIW.HaWurdar, "*? IBriJk Xeulah' Monday, " ill, l.ytenby'a, .Tueaday, August t?t_ } llnflUlo, W?*u<wd?>. ?' ?L l*tne Treo, Thuraduy, , " Id. Llbarty lIUJ.MaUmlay, ** (tk. Hwlft Crock, W'od, " Vtb. ThafollowluR named gentlemen uro rc * que* ted. to act an m ccan in 11 UpviCn rro ngvm eu t ,-?t the point* nairt.-O, and procure ?n full uu >Mtteudunce of the people an panlble: 'CUkirro^'M Mill-K. Parker, A. ltabon nnd l>r, Audoraou How en. Okakmy'm Qi'autku/?L. J?. CJyburji, John ' Truaadol, O. W. Ikmi. HrHRWK'fl Mill.?1, K. llo.lund, Bcv. .1. JO. \ltodgera, Alex. Mvl.cod, ItxcuH.^Ur. a, W. Burnet, Adam Team, K. K. Hill, J?aw? Meegera, D. M. B<\thune, .Kelaou Newman. 1 llvryALo,?tt C Clyburn, 1HS Uonw, \WI1 , Cttto,?C4mrlr< ftaky. hkkty Ilir.t,.?1< J Puttoi-non, A if I'd ry, ftlltuui Dlxoii, AV K.'i'hoim>iuin. / L?wirrUitxj5K.-? H Jloykiu, lileafi >'ut lea, W A Auorum. ' W. L. dkvJhm, Chr iu u. thX.u'oiiL widen Democratic Cfch. ^ ting * tU(nrl?b win be held 1 T Lou Th?t*?W*?*euicg, 27t?* & Evwy member ufthe olubji* <*r _yiestW t* be present* M u#Ji?n? ol Oortance willbe submitted. . To Coraoflpwxlouta. All ?otmnunleiUloim for UiIh jwper Rliofilri l.be aoooiii)>anhxl l?,v tin1 itumo oi the author ; Luot HoooAtJlU"lJyJoi',iiitl> Mention, lint i?m an t>V Itiriciutt ofgood (With on the put ( oi'tho writer. Writv unl yon one *IUo of tin- puprr. lit- jmr tloulnrly careful,tu vivtiig tuom* nncl dutc*, > btveUie letter* piutM und Ut*t lin t. XgouU For Um "GAZETTE." IK following ixrr Duly Autlioi lr.o?l AaonUi to reotlve *uh?:rl|>tloiiM tor thi# paper: tJ.l.Kli'A KKHItV.?Wllllimi T. ftnll. fMiiorviM.n.?llMrrctt. I as s v u.lk.?U'H l Uw? MoCu tohen. Ai._LLL.-J*; LOCAL AFFAIRS. ??' V| * '' y i\r~"- ft-**'* *" r ?r~n '?tfltANTK y. BKAKD, UicAi, Kditc* ?JX. 1 - -1-JJIL-B I Kvorybody read* tlxs Gazette. If yon want to reach all oiuwes of our people, advertise in U?e Gakettk. Not a single white Wo tall olulb in i Camdou tills uenftou. S*:?i> your ordert ii>r all elaatcs of -Job Printing to the Gazette office. Ilodgaon & Dunlup are furniHhtug do Tieioua arnla water at Hkoir l'opabtr J<\>un* tain. Subscriber* who f?il to rucetve <1ieir |>apera will eonfer a favor by in (brining ?l of the fact. Got. Chamberlain epoke lunt week at Beaufort, and Lt. O-v. Glcnvea rel'uHod -to sit on tho platform with liiaa. "V<_ . DXnmofiitic uinsaiuootinge will bo held At Granny'a Quartor te-day, and at Cure too'a Mill on SaUrluy oe*t. Fash tho >1 ball 1 > Join the elubt ThM*? ia work for ot *ry man to do Jo the preaent campaign. m aouw era.in South Carolina pol JUoa. "Bill Aeada, Lettor and N??to Head*, MonthllKtatoncnt*. Notes, (Xfculnr*, Card*. tVvitntionn, &o., neatly, ohouply ?nd expAitiuuHly printed in tine offieo. (a will fay for a c>py of tho My week from wow till No otnagnd somewhat on |N ?ow enjoying de flttatfcnr. et? plant Irixh t>o [etop. By doing this itatoea all through jo party"?pW?o ' rho Wonsta that more good A ten I on tho National 12 a mail rout# Ibla city, which l/n| lCOUU ruSd i our neatly Co work to Lcoufitj. . ink ear Onnay'a i Utr u special iuvi 4be Democratic to day. Wu'll try ahauld fail, our course represent r. moa.hcr of Committee of the lid attend the meet. at the office of , on ucxt Monday at >babilities point to iinaiion of General Governor. II' his the sleeping .oner. gic*dfthW?pi< J, bo other name can. The atfdh od^bmtiou and picnic wliich will t.tko place lit lilio k Juck cliurcli oil the fourth of August will no \doufct beh grand affair. Goo. 1). II. Ilill ynd Col. 1). Wyatt Aikeu liavo been in A ito# to ipoak. 4 ? WfKT* WJtTKSK*.?Tlie cotton crop scran the river in sai<^o be about an av erj-jo, though the weed i? rather small. Com wooing well, an J most of the far ?mers have boon sensible enough this year to potaaapre corn .than lierotoforo ? We loaru ?!<*> that a large oat crop will be! planted. [A Vo*d to Business Men.?The bfsy season will soon be upou us . and would suggest to our business men jut they have their job printing done stbro fhe season opens?when price# cheap and promptness more certain ritli the printer. v . r r -I n w* i Oaj*.?-No* is the time to begin to ^eparo your land for oats. Plant the r|d rust-proof kind, and plant largely ufitheai. , : , A correspondent calls attention to the ?xjoiivlition of the rjad between Chetnut's ?Perry and Caiudon? and wiiu.Ls to know wtow it is n ot looked after. [roister.?We have rceieved the ofli ci I register of tho Curoliuo Military In si ;ute, Charlotte, N. C., of which C'L J lui P. Thomas is Superintendent' It si )ws the institute to bo iu a prosperous ai 1 flourishing condition. The card of tl s institution appears ic another cu! u u of "ill is issue. Tho State cipocUevery ?*ut? to do hie di ty to her nhon the nominal ion* arc h ide on tbol5th. i, Let tlierc be uo l*g g rds utnonjr us.. I ...? . Remember tho waettog of ibe. Cam den Cf-mocrutio club tomorrow night at Tow u ,1- all. Let rvnrjf Democrat bo present you are not a iaenv>cr of the club, g< I?1 ioYici).?The dwelling of*?JoHo Oa^kxi, colored, about a mile a* hove the efty, wns totally destroyed by fire during the heavy vtortn on last Fri day ulleiiiooo. livery thing contained iu it wan burned, A subscript iou list is being passed Around, and his white friend* aro helping him nobly. Will he liclp them in their efforts to build up the Stale in tho eotuing election ? "The lmur has conin" fur nil true Carolinians to wnrk together in tmnno iiy niitl with a determined resolution to Ifue our down trodden Stuto from the rapacious bund of oppressors w! icli have beou pilliiging our suffering peo ple for tho post uine yew*. Wo huvo but to suy we WILL, and the tiling is uuirly uccomplifchcd. Skttlkd. ?County Trci^urcr Mo Queeu nud Auditor lllair made thoir fi nal settlements with tho Comptroller Gettorul, lust week ; both of whom wero highly complimented on tho fiivombloi condition of tbe'r reports. Kershaw oouuty has got the best, most pojMilur nnd most systematic trousurun in the State. Tbo District Conference of (he M. K. Church, South, for this district, oouvcncg in this city on Thursday of uext week A lar^e delegation is expected. Farther p.irticulurs noxtweck. WtNI) AND llAIN.?On h?*i Friday afternoon tho greater part of thin county was visited b) n fearful wind and rain storm, which continued fully on hour and a half, uplifting trees, touring up fence* and doing other serious danuigo. We learn that oern crops in many por? lions of the county have been materially injured. No accideuta te human life heard of, so far. We clip tho following extract from the Kdgjtield Adwrh'tter. The gentle man alluded to will be recogaited by many of our readers as a form or citizen of Kershaw: "Our esteemed friend aad townsman, Mr James K. Hoy kin, is not only ?/ne of the moat skiilful farmers in our vi einit v, but also one of tho uioi>t success ful horticulturists." Fm&KT.?-Cbpt??, K? Wtthcrspeon has placed on Our table a spooinien of his graft* crop?the Wny?'*J fruit of tho kind we have ever aeon. Thunk*. jt?*ix>rt<*t ror the fi?*otto. TILLWS rEEBT ITSM3. Crops badly injured by drought in places ; corn utterly dried np. Tho Democratic dub held ite regular meeting on the 21st inst. Speeches were tunde by Measra Del'uaa and Trant hau>. A fine rain, accompanied by heavy Winds, visited this section on tbe evening of tho 21st inst. Mr. Miles Kclley, an old nnd rcapcolcd citir.cn, d.cd at hi* leaidcnco on the 20th inst., nA?>r a protracted and painful ill ness. The funeral service were conduct i?d at tho M, I'J. Church, l?y llev, Mr Hill; a large concoursc of relatives and friends attouding. Tv. k Obwritians. [i DourromOurR?p?i(?r'i XoMBouk. j' ?Plant, oata, I ?Aud plenty of turuips; ! ^ ,r-As sooo aa tlic orops are laid by. Pal ?' < ?* ?Tho campui^u Um fUirly optned. ?Sow turnip* fur yoar miloh cowa. ?The cotton crop will soon bo com ing to ina/ket. ?TbeState Democratic Convention meeta mi Columbia, on th? 15th ol Au gust. ?To be perfectly comfortable a man ?buuld do uothiug between meals. ?Let every rottn do bin entire duty in ibe pr*.Hcnt campaign. and it will not bo hard to rodecut South Carolina. -?A atrafchtotit LLtck ticket from Governor down is spoteu of by eutue of tbe prominent uegroc*. ?How ninny Democrat* are there in Kershaw county who iiave never voted aifico 18CS? Wo ulioulii be pleased to bear from each. ?We do not think the "delegates to the county cnnvcution should be instruct <nl bow to vote. The Lett men &h uld ,be sent- there : and their course should be left to their visUoui. . ,i ?These are-the day# when watermel ons, apple cider and tover are abundant. ?Remember that you are one who may do u preat deal ofguod iu turning the uffflim of government this year. Work hard. ?Kershuw will 8ftnd.four delegates to iho State Democratic Convention. ?Wo do not believe that as many as twenty ??luKi.iijusi.s" can be found iu Ker shaw county, excepting those iu Uatndeu; which number but few. ?The I?<?ard of Kqunlizntiou will meet in the course of a couple of weeks. Due uoticeof its tnee'.in^ will bo given through the G.v/x.itk. ?Tbe time for making returns of taxable property expired on the 20th iust. 'J'how.1 wito fail -d to n?.ik<! tlpjir re turus will have to sulh-r the addition of 50 per ceut. ? Attcntiiwi is directed to the notice to tros>p:?Ksoi> in this issue, emanating from Alcvvsre. J. K. Truesdell and 11. J Muuu. ?There is a certain architect in town who is moat grievously '?worried" ov<i the height of a certain editor's ehim.ioy. Why don't he put two b.icks and a lulf oi'-re on each, ami thus settle the dis ? turbed mind of the said architect, ?Sow winter cabbage and the ! j legged eol'urds. They are a little niu:v trouble than turnips; but arc in iMpm sib'e. Don't ue^iuct to sow botii. ?T' ? Newark. New. .f -rsvy. rio* was much wors.- that tin.- 11.unburn row, but [ nobody Lick? up an\ special luss about it ?Nine )vars of (hirudin'* compro mise without uuy ^ood result if loii^ is IJO'J^h. PcfiMt Ull'i-T hum-st lcMtio r* wensboMer t'ltii soeU disjiaoHut '??? cessions. ? ( <jli-iubin !ic<ji*(er. -Tait turuip mop is a very iinpor taut one. lit' sure to sow throe or lbur times the usual quantity. 5 k . ^ 7^S. M. Maihis U tjio bast c> m tn*iv Uut ofVoufTli (TovTr cm :ic?xiunts, ho ui<l not fail in tne coll li<?B of a silicic one, on last Moiuh' We J like to employ his equal, at this uflj'.o. Personal Mention. Dr. A. A. Mooro ami lucly arc ex pected to loovc this morning for Phila delphia, uu u visit to the nal'unul cen tennial. Goif? John D. Kennedy lias gone to New Votk, where* lx) will remain lor a low <la v*. Mr. W. M. Graham. of Snmtcr, was registered ut the DcKulb ilousc last taok. W, D. Cator, of tke famous Ilalti inoro house of Armstrong, Cat or A Co., /Uu;nt a few days in Iowa not long since, Tlio ''lighting editor" of tlio Ga ZKTfk him not yet returned from the Philadelphia Ceotcnuial. Those who have buvinesx with hint tiro requested to. be patient. Mr. B. Frank Taylor, of the firm of George W. Williams & Co., spent a lew days in tho city tltie week. . Got. K. P. J olios, of Goldsboro, N. i'., is registered ut the i)i>Kulb House. General J. B. Kershaw leaves tliis looming for Sewanoe, Tennessoe. Coinravr trated. Chosnut's Ferry Road. K/tifor K' hlww Gazette : Will you permit iuo to use n small space in your valuable columns for the purposo of culling Attention to the un sightly conditio* of the public road leading from Camden to Choftimt's Fer ry ? Presuming that yon will, I will simply state to thoso whose duty it in to see Unit the road* are kept in good or der that for tho past thrco yeor? this rood (which is a thoroughfuro to tunny who live on this side of tho river) has boon utterly neglected, nnd has been permitted to beeonio n road of ditehoa and gnllica, being almost impassable in most,, places. It is th? duty of gomchotly to have tho road* properly worked, and for this purpose tke tax patera have to pay n tux. Then why not apportion the amount available for that purpose to the several districts, and then give every section of the various districts nn equal benefit? W MT WaTBKKIC. - ??- i mwm i - * Tjik uian alio buya corn and nrg loots to sow oats does not deserve success at fsrming. We regard it us unmistnk aide evidence that a pliMiter is goin-4 to the bad to see his wagon constantly in town to be loaded with Western com.-? ALLet/lle I'm* and /tanner. CAroilT.?Wesley HtMei caught while inspecting tho neauties of the crop of aatermalons belonging to Messrs. DeSaussuro -and nerum, one .tight last week. Ho wi'?JK?*jght before Justice l)nl'u*sYcdnVl, ^icre h/ flsW'xl guilty. The judge told m'esf'y if \i he would psy m Hue and eost^of action). ?* mounting to ($11, he could go free which \\ <?ley assented, on e*mdiVjk>n that ho ho allowed to pay tho amount' in | lustalnjuuta of $?J a woek. H \coimpoadio0fc The ibQAiag correspoailea Camdks, 18th July, ; >tw. i, W. K. <?ir:?Aa I happen to W. D.'Tnmtham baa eot* ewteeo.iM thai ho foe la hi fur a supposed allusion to I rical communication to the tbU week, aoppegad to have I by you, I deem it just to you I should by the facta before ] assured that yoo eeutiim-ute he baa cherished fbfl Yours Troly, >; FK.VNK P. l?r [*KPLY.] To Mb. F. V. BuAKir.?My * Sir. ?I thank you for culling tion to the matter alluded to in y? of this date. I have lou* the happiness to know of and uic tily to reciprocate the frieodsbtp i teem of Dr. Tr.tnfham for myself; i everwuco 1 became uc<juai?ted with Willitin D., I have chcrishcd the siuie poutitacn't tow.trds the son h* toward* the father. Hring edttors of rival J^per*, however. I have souietiuua indul>&d in a little p.'tv>n:il Kitire against Iota ami hi* as* ci.it ?. under assumed tnjiinea. without for an i-iataut supposing Ufat I inCioted any pain beyond the luotncnta ry Lu;fb; for had there beon Daws io the character of either freutWuton of a^pore eerioi)^ ouMirc, (and 1 am altogether con^ioui of any,) I would scrupgji have avoided all allusion to them^i not only out of consideration for their fcol injrn, but from a Jesiru to' obserrd the rules ofcfjooil taste. For, t<> uyjuhJ {hose whom w<? poke fuu at m not true but illnatured stupidity. You sure Jh. Trantham fr-mi me, that! no youti? man fur whom I enter&i^ higher esteem and regard than for )ii or whoin t would be more reluetafll injttroiti any way; and, if ho thinks the' publication of litis would be ofuny-'yer vice to ftiln. you may insert it iu tlu^jA ZKTTR: Prori'i/c/ iiftcuyg, tliut yoU' aro a?*uro<l that ho is not tontotupluginjc Homo measure of retaliation, satiricj&or other, which 1 inijht he sqppo?A to deprecate, for in thai cane it would bo pi* v t(? forestall him by any sue. ipndW ions us the above. \ Yours Truly. VjSKifis L. W. R. BLAM ? ? >. .v *36 Com munl<M| A Visit to Flat Bock. Mr. Editor. Early ?w? Saturday tnornlns lastl eovrMporident, in company with our I neighbor. L. h. Ciyburn, w? our way to the city of Kint Kock,j funro* by i'c f|-iey historian, , W licit wo i;iriv*. d wo fvMind t>hl ?u>i?owhat,ctvwded, and later thejn iinued to p>>iu iti until the I)ej,n?t.l Camden nu,l Luii'sister Air Liuo J wan crowded to osto.ss. Tl?e oecd w?o> one of much interest, us,a cnttic Club w.is to be formed and tiiiguishud i-peakorH from Camd'op, to he on ham] to address the uioAti A flue lain had full ??? the day prevu and the day was comparatively plcu&J Well, till waited for the upoakfcni, lulled crop and politics; und if t1a WiiH a fusioniht there wo did uot J dur i wearied, ?nd^ fey j in dropping out aud oif ?for the conclusion arrived at was that there was to be uo speaking. It in but proper to remark hero, that if tho organ iziitiou of tlio party it* exp-oted to he/ mftdc 80011 and give it such shape as to present an unbroken uud undivided front, tho appointments mudo by our leaders <.u<;ht to be fuitlifully kept; and wo express the hope tliut they can fully explain to their constituents tho cause of the diSuppoiuMu :nt. Tho more charitable thought they were ?'water boun*!." Thu ladies hud dinucr pTt> pared for them aod wailed until they could stand it uo lunger, and lull into ranks aud charged it. Wo took a survey of tho city, from the l>? pot np and down the principal uud most fashionable thoroughfare. Wo had no opportunity of seeing tho onvi roiis, us thu horso curs were not run ning? the employee* of tho ootii|)uiiy being given holiday to hear tho ?pee?h* es. Wo saw tho ?/ity Physiciau, a cou tleman of very digoiticd uud imposing appearances; suave and courteous, light und clastic, especially among tho ladies. We also glanced ut tho lncnmruble dog headed cuno. The City Judge was also on hand, aud if ho controls tho mu uicipnl afliiirs of tho city, we congratu late him oil its healthy nnd perfect ov guniz itiun; the bar room* hoimr unci the police force on a holiday. Among tho numerous place* of business wliich we did not see, wo spent the most j of tho timo at tho large establishment of our irieud L. 1) Stephenson, 10>rj., who ; scouts to <lo tjio bulk of tho business of the city, us wo noticed that hi* store wus crowded during tho greater puit of the duy, mid himself and his active nod no Com moduli tig clerks seemed to servo all with Hatisfactiuft. There is also a Mu souio l*odge uod a (inn.go Hall; both of which we learn are in a prosperous coydi lion. Kflrly in the day we hutted uguinst cur frioud Jln((* of the Journal stuff, mid had a friendly grip of hi* puw. lie wi'M here, thore uod everywhere. Ixnig may ho wavo, and may tho young city of hi* adoption, grow and prosper nod stand us a lusting monument to hid energy and.untiring iudustry. ? Your correspondent, though not a member of tho order w?s courtov>usly invited to tho (Jmn^o dinner, substuu? li-ily uod handsomely gotten up,by the fuirla iioM of tho "it*; uod late in tho evening, us wo were journeying on home, our euM were ringing with tho sweet music we had listened to, mid our inner iiiun amply ividod with tho creature comfort* of life. U. Q. ,, In those dull time* there is no better way To xucoeed in business than by ad* vertising liberally. A good advert fo ment gives tho appearance of solidity ami prosperity to a merchant. Sugar, Coffee, Flour, I^ard, ltice, M'iluvsra, iVc., also,, Fancy Groceries, Canned Goods, Confections, &e, for sale by < I), C. KIKKLKY, ngt. Tho most choice llrands of Ciirars, Smoking and ohewing Tobacco, l'ipo*, Sn',. .Inst reooived by 1). 0. KIKKLKY. kngoflk^-hodaw a ad 01 pro## tLe iufletiag A<v*W, TJmt we cordially Invite pcrnon, vf taoa and coUir, sincerelydeMrfjymrit/,, ho^eatj a?nl | toy in our State gv*ei*iu?ut, and eoit low taxation, to unite with tut! ia au ? to r?de?in the Stale from the gnv^p of cor rupt hikI unpriwciplod advetnurur*, in rbi? }T*r ot Au,*^c*n wwfe L Kttplvcd. That w? beliero it to bethe #*&? of Uw bonaat, antrerio* people of South 0<v *W359$SB That wa holiuve U?e noni 'mii n S on the ? Deuiocraiio ticket will to the Deinocmtio party* beliete men bf known rand oflonnd liberal qnftvanrlug fidelity 10 priubt W nominated for office; mid will Uo alt .wo can to aeture tke m and elootion of auoh. -\*F rf. That in working to aoonre good " 1 peoplt, we aro work lug |pr the boiored ad well w An tbo wbuo race. *\ The*jv rceofctious were received wiih much enthu^astn, rod were adopted without a dimming voice. < W. U^Truntbuui, Esq., and Ctp'.iin W. L. Do Pass \tor* then introduced, and uiudi rousing and cuthujLatio ad ! dressoa 10 the' ; I ? After' rwolutlma of thank* to the j apoAcr? ^a?d ^ ttfr 4 ? ^wstoiion of ?vtiiv ujiivi luiinir. i'ubiuon?, me njwung . ?4|?nrnwa to August lUh, when ft lar^f gathering is cxpectod to ^ikcplaw. Thja tytho firat bw! pf tho campaign, I which vr.H be follou-ed iu quick ami | P rapi i <|uec*f<fton all oTer tho e>. I K?**haw county .JiTworkiag p| dutj. Lot the work gtt | av-:*. :*?? ; Ola Times m ? KCM.B.JS. We ttiro with lingering 7%'i M*f ?? r Bs forbids our boing dispassionate or taste ful l?iv?vcrnf?hcr?. Iu bidding adieu to this branch of our subjcot tre may say iliat we here drop ull biographical sketch es. us wo draw nour a period, tho repre? s<nt;,tive# of which still live uniong u.s; though in sic itching, ns wo proposts brief ly to do, the educational, military, rncdi eul dud religious history of Camden, bi ographieu) s :R(obud will naturally bo intioduccd us a part of lliopicturo. Wo w.uli, however, lu.il iu tho conti nuity of our skelchca, and wo would certainly fail (o imprcsaa most instruot* ivo lesain if we ftrvbore to notice in general terms tho generation of young men who ou^ht to buvo succeeded in usefulness ond honor, that set of noble men who tuuio on the ttogc of notion in 1312. Where aro they ? Whore their descendant* ? Where thoir noble names? Where their high record ? Ovor the high hills, tho wide plains, the bcunliful valleys, tho mournful question sighs and moans, and taint and inarticulate ccho only responds. The unsatisfactory echo dies upon tbo air. Shalljwo let it perish iho death of eternal silencu ? Shall we "let tho dead past bury its dead?" er shall we pause to drop u tour over tho mournful truth, und draw for all a sad end whole ttomo lesson, Duty urges us to uuvoil this sad pittUfj, uud'Ve may do so nftor this laps') of time, when none of whom wo Mpcuk live, to be wounded by tho remarks we shall make, when they left no do-' soeudants to mourn thoir sad fate, nnd when their very names have perished from among us. Can it be belioved that in a community of such high origin and antecedents as we have recorded io thia connection, that almost an cntiro gene* ration of young men wero swept to early graves by the Moloch of intempcrnnoo ? It is so. Fruin the days of tlioso of whom we have spoken; until Hurwell Boykin, A. If. ttoykiu^ JaincN Chesnut and Jan. I'. Dickorsoo and others of their genera tion oamo upon tho stage of action, there is'a frightful gap. Tho professions and tho prominent nluces were filled mostly by straogertf, while our own young mon, a fi-arlul caravau, in Crowds hurried on to untimely graves. Jt is a sad, gloomy and desolate picture; thank (lod it is in the far past, and although the monster, bloody and relentless, has contrived to claim its victims from our best, brightest. bravest and truest, yet intemperance has never sin e thoso days been opidciuic.? ft isu painful theme to dwell upon, but ire should not shrink from it, und wo should examine if possible into its onus ca, and guard, forever, uguinst even i partial recurrence of suoh a dosolatioii.-? It w?uld seem impossible that aiuii a people of such high tone aud cultivation sucn u thing coula occur, yet Micro must hnve been for it, as for all things, a con trolling pud directing cause Wc think tho causes Cfin bo easily tracod, nnd (hut it mny bo profitable to truce them. A sudden, a novel nnd an unpar added prosperity succccdcd the war of 1812. It caught the men of tho day, tfatood.in a high Sobaol; they raised tho tide', controlled it, nnd udvanecd with it to u'high position, nnd trained thoir sons too, to steer their way on a sea of high and novel prosperity; hut the young men growing up and pressing on tho footsteps of those breasting first the trials of war nnd adversity, and t Imi the more dan. I ?aca* ^rfrTf *\# ** aud iu tot ID Of in such Off, Mid liSPpfefc* knew forever." Let what they a were these: men pawed off g at best for Mot even presenting I, "talent wrapped iu I it the only blot on the record of I r people; their tooo and high charac ter have over continued to advanoe, and even duriug this -epoeii. with UiU one ? exceptlee, socictv wns a high tod pure here as ever, and then there #Br?o bein? uii- uiea who hav? nobly I'd the places made vacant by those jpawing away. ' :o all connooted with bM been very painful for u< to allude to this subject, but it stobd in our path; it would ? dowu s| our t'iddtujij" nud ^e quit theme with the fervent. prayer :?! forbid that this luatory should ever p*.at itself." ^ ^ v Thin subject is too sad to admit of our] turning immediately to brighter ? plodder item*, which we therefore an jouvu to ftitor* uu'ubcr|?*-'*?*y\ / J'T; ? i ? ?*?' uot r rcP*a South Carolina calla every true ton to her resouo. ' ,r \l S1IV ,, Large and well selected stock of Dry Goods, Boots, shoes. Groceries,/ Hard* ware, Crookorywurc, &e., now on exhi bition at the atufo of J. W. MoCuvry, is sufficient to ** - '? ? * i ^ARREST The attention not only of passers by, but. of every reader of the Kkusiiaw QazxTTIl The stock is fresh iftid; com plete and ou aooounL or The eztmne scarcity of money X have concluded to sell all oUmos of gools at the <rcry lowest possible priqea. The dress and puuUhment of , r r ] I AND Niles Gh Parker would douUkn ba good qewa to tho public, but the news that J: Vf A Mo ..... <?*>*, y.-< '? ? rs> attract the attention of cititous of this 4 i section but also of the inhabitants living. m CUBA. After reading the advertisement be suro to call ami examino uiy hirge and comprehensive stock, which is ono of the best in tho city Purchasing my goods for cash I nin enabled to offer them at corresponding low prices* Be sure to give mo a call. J. W. McCURRY. DRUGS & MEDIUMS. Hodgson & Dunlap, gEHPRCTFUIiLY INVITK ATTENTION i to tlielr stock of liliort, MEDICINES, \ X toilet articles, / FANCY GOODS, \ PAINTS, \ OILS, VAIINISIIES, GLASS, PUTTY, And every articlo usually t& bo found in a FIRST CLASS DRUG STORE. CIPECIAIj attention I* Cnllod to the AI/Al>I> p IN HK('i'HlTY OIL, whleli wo keep on IiiiihI. Till* Oil In warranted to stand it Fire Tent of IMt* K. It I* tho nhmiH'Ht mid moxt Ceollolltlool Oil lU UHO. Itlld C4I1I III) UMlHl III Ull txml oil or kuroueiiooll lamiiM. pIlKWCUIPTIONHcareftilly compounded. OUR HTOf'K (10MPKIHKH n? good an nn?ort nicrtt of ?4 A MKI>K'l N KM, n* cun lie round ttl?ywl?or?. rfOtl.KT AUTfCl.HM. Ilo *nrc lo examine I our Ini'tH' xtoek of tlifiw koimIs before mnk fiig purchase*. Ourstoek I* lurye and liund Moiiio. C1tOAll? f CIOAllHM Kinoker* xlionld try ) onr rent IliiVnimu etaer*. lilrli are iiro nouneed I'Ait ittmi.Kxvit i?y the i?e*tj?td?{e*. All Medicine* purchatetfl^rom ?/* rttny be relied i$pnti at Pure and (tennine ? Our Stock i* frcth ami compoitcd of the. best article*. m>Tl7tf HOIMJHON k DUNLAP. | KERSHAW, IN THE PR OB A TK COV/IT. Katnte uf Mary A. Smith. Wlierea*, Napoleon B. Mmllh ha*appliodto me fov l-otter* of Administration oti nil nnd singular tlio good* and chattel*, right* and credit* of Mary A* Smith, late of the said ?<>unty. decciued. Tlieje are, therefore, to oi'e and admonish all and uln'gulitr III# kindrod and Creditor*.?f *aid ileceMcd, to 4p|Mm( li?lbt? mo at a court to Ik: held on the 10th dny of .H'l.Y, 1870 'o show canoe, if any the* have, w hy said a linfnUtrntioii should not be grunted. Given under my hand mid sen I, thi* Jlrd day of Ju'y, 1*7''. J V HUtMIKIlLANP, J. V The Columbia Register. TU ONLlfTMOCRATlC PAP3UL AT THB f? . ..... W CAPITAL. S o . i . ? . >{?P. PKLHAM, JUUur. U. N. E^tLVN, Loot! Editor and Manager, o M rani is advaxv*. JjaQjr Six Moatha..." $8.60 Oue MmH> Is! Weekly Si* Mouths........ i TH Weekly Three months Weekly per year y.......2.00 Advertisements iac?rtednt it cannabis Rales ?o ? Address MAkAUKU KEUISTF.R PUBLISHING CO., COLUMBIA. 8JC. f OR NB-IR COST. MAV)NO OX HAND too large * stoek of I.U1COKS, of Heat Qualities, t? carry gb tlis dull season of Summer, I am determined to turn it into money, and in or der to do so rapidly, have concluded to sell at the toUuMMkg very low prices by the gal. Ion: Old Grow Ky, Kye whiskey $4,26. BpW'Wf+r 2,60. tvMKflra K/? 2,50. j. Pride of Ok?? Rye 1,75. North CaroUft* Corn 2.50. Haiti more Corn . 1,76. Apple Brandy, (the best) 8,3d. ' ftuiger l!n?dy 2. jO. ; > lUackborry Brandy 2.60. Cognac Brandy H.'A). "Jin, (best) 2.60, k MB, (pure.) 2.60. Wine - 2,60. ami Cigars In varldjnft low prl Also, a fiutftmort menVof < , fomily 'ttaceries Call niW 8co?ko; ^uiI price j goods befoTtt purchasing towhere. a J. H. LolKs, 'at "Old Conuor Brick," dlrooid Street, Cum don, B. C. np20tf Private Boardmg. Having taken pnasession of tho Ibrge and oomtbrtable residence at tho corner of De Kalb and Market streets, 1 am prepared to receive pornmnont boarders A fbw transient boarders will also be received. Tables furnished with the best fnro. and guests receive attention from a oarps of p?? tUo servants. JOHN CANTKY. January 20. If. TO KEJYT. rWR stores In ("lyhnrn's Brick Hunge. >Sn b*r?rnoii?s orjrnw shop* kept In tho premises. 2io one nord np|dv thnt deals In ll<|UorM. Tlic store* lire woll arranged for Dry Uood* aud U roccrlo*. W. CLYUUIIN. J?nc2l?tf. &s. a day at homo. Agents wanted. Out. Ill nnd tonus f>T?c. THUK A Co., Au , Maine. A ?? -V-. (<>OA por day at home. Humpies ?S?) 70 Vurtu ft free. 8TI2JTON ACo.,l*ortiivnd, Mnlno. BENNY HOUSE. caMex, 8. c. -* * 1 ' Permanent and Transient Board nt tonble mtos. No bar-roairt(6orttfrctcd tlm house. ntc ' CENTENNIAL TriB9artaUaiAn?uaa| OF Tlltf GREAT ATLANTIC OUST FOR MB 'V. Accommodation of TO ALL POINTS pjijl tON . The lUilwoya and panics between Augusta, dclphia. comprising the Atlantic Court xtill doring the progress Centennial EiMlitim or tit OaM present for the pet of tho citizens of tho Sooth, transportation and forms of tlekcti which to reach Philadelphia, thai immeasurably exeel all other * point of DIRECT DAILY MOVEMENT, . COMFOKTAULfi ACCOMMODAl VARIABILITY OF TRAH8IT, ECONOMY Of KXTENDITDJ To enable this to bo done, Dm eo rcsouw of the Hallway Lino* South of Nop- t folk, toother vriih those of ttia Bkllinc Steuui Packet Company, and the OHl Boi it ion Stciuniihip Company, will bo- emp&J and the individual tourist, the social of tea, twenty or more, or tho oivie or itary orgmniutioo of 100 to 800, can bo eMwed for in a maimer that will their ilea ires. 'If T? 4# PIUCK LISTS. TIME-CARDS, ani ni'cdHil inforiuation will be tn the f our Agents by April 16th. It will be lo the intcreat of every inj iiftl and oaeli organisation proposing to thia trip toooiumnuieate with the^ I signed, I A Gent en rii ifTEru authoriiod by tho Cuiniuii to the purchaser of each J. jPOP, Wllniaj For information addreaeit lowing named agents ; I. H. II. V* Tompkins, Atlanta ; A. L, vununlt ; M* J. Diviue- Macon; W* kor, Moutgouiery. jo 7 m 4 Prank P. HOTARY PI fOffice 1LEIISIIA\ llutdncss cntm>>tod to promptly and fttiilVfatt/l given to noting protests, i of dower, and al! matters ] oflioo. Brick 3?o: , The underaigned offer i titles to suit, 7o, 000 chol atSandcre' Dopot on the Addrwa SANDKKS & JAM* |o "nil ^ Bandars*, ? W. L ?y HM Offers Extra Bargains IN HIS NEW AND ELEGANT STOCK 1 OF &FRIJVG &JCD Sl'MMEtt (xQQBS NO USK TOGO TO A. T. STEWART, / X WILL SEZLiXj YOU .AS CHEAP AT HOME. CA AM) SEETHE NEW CENTENNIAL STYLES IN LA OIKS' AND CENTS' FINE SHOES. 1 w. is. Atifitm, np VI tfi m / / Iron, Steel, Plows, The Scbacriber linn In Store the Largest and Rest Ywtcty of PLOW, TIRE, BAND, and HORSESHOE THON.Pl^ftfV and OAST STEEL, IIALFSIIOVEL mid HULL TONGUE PLOWSfljlXON COTTON SWEEPS, HEEL HOLTS. CLEVJCE^ WAGON and TRACE CHAINS, IIALTERS, HACK HANDS and HAMES, PATENT GRAIN CllADLES,fM&do Expre**ly to My Own Order,and Superior to nil other*?try them. Ornin nnd Gran* Scytho Snaths, Scythe Stones, Sia. To bo Found in this City, IIo ha* the agency for tho eeh-hnated Watt Plow* and the Granger Friend Plow*. The GRANGER FRIEND ''low* I gunmnteo will* give *ati?fnntion, or the low prieo paid will be refunded. All good* warranted ta* represented, at price* as low n* the low?mt All orders accompanied with cnnh or satisfactory city rcfereti&tt, villhara prompt nud eoreful utteution. JOHN a. TDIJLXi, "/ COMIMBIA.SODTII CAR01UIJ (Sfxl I (n?r it. l'ori v .S: <'ij^iir nn<l Tobiicio tjlovc ) ... r '