The Kershaw gazette. (Camden, Kershaw Co., S.C.) 1873-1887, June 20, 1877, Image 2

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-?-i m. j am+mm-jjig"; I.ITLRARY NOTICES. Ta* Axaatctx Faumkr.?The Jnae bar la at baad, prtwiiInj the usual com pl*U and raried Indrxof ???u?bl? cvn ??'? Mywpruhl# Hi* Uimd and to the n#*ds 0/ our farmers. who shout I not I* with**t th* sd vie* and anggesuous of 1 bis ??ow **?w*bl* fann jonrutl. Th* use, the vrobarM^n ud theappbonioa of fertiliser* is a prominent toglc'fa It* ptgn, ?? 0U0 are tbv advantage* of forpiu* ?faom* celebraud ^individual's, of which ther* are la this number several engraving*. 9 h j stapls crop*, fruk cull ano and ornainejti al gardening nil tfii l due spaee, *?>l no country hum* but should hivi the tno&tbly tWt? of the >'?n*?r. tabtiehed by iSain'i Hands & Son, Baltimore, at $1.60* your, or $1 to club* of At* or mor*. Norton's U*st, b th* name of a new novel writ ton by Bin. Ana (L Btopheas, now in Pr?M and to b* published in a few day* by t. 1}. Peterson & Brother*, Philadelphia. It will no doubt meet with great popuUnty, for Mr*. Stephens hoe justly become a great favorite with all American readers of pro**'1 fiction, and th* announcement. of a now work from herjgroeefi.l pen 1**1 way* ohecrrul and weloome new* to thoasauisof reader*. Tbare is * rare traat. ?? .mm 1 r iticm. for in Morton'* Uost Mr*. Stephen* has, lfy?ny- I thing eclipsed all her former effort*, *ud tt will proTo to be ono of th? moat popular and stable work* fver publish*!. It wilt be issued in a large duodecimo volume, at the low price of $l-7& in morocco doth, gilt back, or $1.60 in paper cover; and will be < for sal* by all booksellers, or copies uf b | w?ll be soot to any one, 10 any plies, by m-kil, p-?st paid, by l^e publishers, T. B. Peterson h, Brothers, Philadelphia, Pa., on remitting the pric* of It to thorn in a letter. All of Mrs. Ann 8. Stephens' works, twenty three in all, ar* put up in a neat box, prjee $41.25 a set, or $1.75 each, bound iu morocco oloth, with a very handsome, newly I designed tall gilt bask, aud copias of any ono or more or the volumes, or a complete set, will b* sent to *ny *ddr*M, IVec of postage, or freight pro-paid, on remlUiug vrlce to the publishers. Th* Flirt; or, the Llle ef a young Lady of Fashion, by Mrs. Grey. Author of the 0*mbler*tf Wire, Msrriag* In High Life, Etc. Morocco Cloth, $1.U0. Paper Cov I *r, 76 cents. *> , ' ' ? "?: Tue rttrt, by Mrs. Ore/, is published thin day by T. U. Peterson & brothers, Phila delphia. Tills capital story of the Life ol ? Young Lady of Fashion is volume 17 of Peterson's Sterling Series, which has met with such great succi hm, as iho series con tain tone of the best offorts of modern writers, being published in octavo si*e, handy to hold, and bound iu handsome mo rooco cloth, with now dosigna in gold nnd black, and sold at the remarkably low price of ouly One Dollar a volume, formerly this site book wm $1.60 to $1.76. Hero in cheapness and a great dual of good reading combined, which is what poople want these times. TUe Sterling Series already com* prise such tUndsrJ nove s as Corinue; or, Italy, by Madame De Stacl: Cyrilln, by author of The Initials; K<limi, by Mrs. Ileri ry Wood; Pint and True Lovo by George San.l; or, the Crossed Path, by Wilkie Col lins ; Pickwick Abroud, b/ lUynolds ; The Mystery, by Mrs. Wood / The Steward, by author of Valentino Vox; Popping the Ques tion, by author of The* Jilt; Sylvester Sound, by suthor of Valentino Vox; The Confessions ofa Prstty Woman, The Wife's Trials, Tho Jealous wlfo, and The Kivid Hoaut ies, by Miss Pardoo ; Whltefiiavs ; or, Tli? Days of Chnrles tho Scoond, and the man with Flvo Wives, by Alex. l>umaa. All tho novels In Petersons' Sterling Series are publlshetin neat octavo volutuos, In paper cover, with the odges?cut open all round, prlosi s^enly-fijre oents eaclii or bound iu morocco cloth, gilt and blaokl nrlM one dot lai each, and are for saloby ?Ibooksellers; or cqpios of them will be sent to any oue, to any plaoo, at once, on their, retnlttiug the price of ones wanted In a letter, to the pub lishers, T. II. Peterson & Druthers, l'UiU .1*1 fit.;* i> The Ileftess in (he Family?Wy Mr*. Mao* " Konasio Daniel?Author of "Marrying I'd* Money," "My Sfisicr Minnie," Ktc. One Volume, Blue Vellum, ll.ack and Uold.~ PrioeftJ/X). * The Heiress in tli* Family by Mm. M?c Kenxla Daniel, author of "Marrying Ibr Money," is published this day by T. 11. Peterson & mothers, Philadelphia, am! i? the third volume usued of '-l'etoreon'.s l>ol tir Beriea of new and food novels." It is daintily and durably bound, sumptuously printed, is a veritable gom iu the wuy oi book-making, and what is of still inovo im portance, the matter in the volume is ovcu mora ohoioe than the admirable dress in which it Is daektd out. One is peiupelled to wander where (he PetoiWona'jj??%ige to obtain such an unbrokoi^j^iucjtfftiioii of su perior novels as tboy have thus far present ad in this highly popular series, "Tim liolress in the Family" is a love story in <Ju mestio life, the ineldeuts are sensational and skillfully proaented, while in cveiy chapter it gives ample evidence of being tin work of a siugularly gifted and experienced writor, eno that has looked out upon life with obseving eyes, and has the foully ?l reproducing, on papor, exceptional sceuos from real life. The Heiress has the good fortune to havo left hor a largo property, and haa numerous suitors, marries, and spends her honey- moou hi Pari". A deal of aoBstruetlva skill is manifested in the plot, while lis final unfolding will be at ouoe a pleasure and surprise to all her readers. All the characters are finely drawn with a mas tar hand; stirriug incidents tbllow one en* other in rapid ruocession, and w? can com mend the book heartily to those readers who are prone to the etrioyment of fiction, as it is a pleasant, healthy novel, marked by muoh good feeling, sense, and t*ete, and eae will lay down ute book ifith a feeling of regret that it does notoontaln a longer story. "The Holrees in the Family" must ehehanes i no popularity already nchiovod by "Peter eons Dollar Herloe." It U elegantly and auhetantlnlly bound, hi blue vellum, em boiaed with original deaigna in gold and black. The pr'.ce of tbe book, la only One Dollar, and it ia one of the eheaaect hooka ever printed, and it will be found for aale by all bookaellera, or ooplea of it will Jbe aenttoany one, post-paid, on remilllug One Dollar in a letter, to the Publisher*, T. D. Peterson ft 11 rot here, Philadelphia Pa. The supremo court put an end to tho notnowhat famous Whippcr Heed suit hat w6ck by doeiding that Judgo Heod wm clectod for four years and not for Graham's unexpired term of two years, aa Whipper eontondod. Cur* ron Conrttnption.?A corn*, pondent of the Southern Plnnfathn writes si follows about the power of a WdlMcnoWn plant: . 'V' ?.T .iu*??i ? ' f ^01 mwTuTwi u i umfUJ 10r; monary consumption. It has ?o| nurobor of mm af er thoy hu<) oom menoed bleeding At the lung*, sud tho beetle flush was already on the ehock. After trying this remedy to iny own ml isfketion, 1 l'"vc thought that philan thropy required that I should let it to known to the world. It ie the oomnion mullein, steeped strong and sweetened with sugar, and drank froely. The herb should bo gathered before the end of July, If eontenient. Young or old plants are good dried In the shado and kept fa olonn p >por bnsrs. The mediums Must be continued tbreo to lit mottths, afcoordtng to the stage of the diseas e It ta very gcod for tho blood ?seesla, ant) Urengthcns and builds up the aystem, instead of taking awny strength. It make* good blood and take* inflammation awuy from tho lungs. Lay this Hp, and keep iu the houso ruady for tue^" The General Assembly of tho Preaby t*rtan Cburoft. Amilh. Has equally nn< rf?mne<l alt |< 1 ?????? Of dauolng. one of tho '^^TrmS'of XCn omrii*RSRT iwpnr^ mt?eti?tVOUA thun ..(hem th* rtMin.l UM W)noro, tho ball nw.r* ftfin.ii rfVata party, bul all uro ovUhimI *<VMtnt*nanr?l. nmt w?? *flWu<itwit?ly *11 our rhrlntiHii pftjr?t>U not t<? noixI children ti? iUnC'fnjf'WWWW, ?hcr* acquire a ftwrtii*** ami i?Mltu?in a.r n.? - - . ? - ?h? girohnw "(Sawttf. L. W. li. BLAIIl, ?41tor. FR.YMK P. UE\R1>, Proprie^>r AMD BCSIM&JS M.VXAUEA. , X'iA ? T3r"? ?* Aual subscription $2.00 CAMDEN, ft C. WKD.NE3DAY, JUKE 20. 187" ' I " 1 .11 ?"! 11 ? ?! To Correspondents. All communication* far this popcr should o? awiiiupitiiliHl by the imme <it (n? uuthor; not nvcotrfaHiy for publication, hut ua nn ev idence ofgood fttlfh on the pnrt of tho writer. Wilt* onl you o?* utile ? >/ tho popor. He par ticularly careful lu ?tv In* mum* ami dnU*. to haTVtho totter* plain ami dUO^t. ' u. .wuj".aLj_ j.jj'i i. '?.??Ljjjeat OKJi. liJKBMJAW MADK JU LK>K. The election of Oeoorul Kerslmw tcf tho vacant jagdwliij. of iho Gth Cir cuit i* tlio hsppktft selection which tho Legislature has yet tnado. Aft eminent for probity, piety, learning and piadotu as lor bocuI atncniticH. nnd'for tbat*alur which to highly distinguished him on many a battlefield, he will bo found upon the bunch the right inun for that exalted position, and will restore to the long deaeemted ermine that purity and lustre which U bow when worn by Wither*, O'Neal, Wardluw *ud other ornaments of the bench under tho old regime. THE CHISOLU TKAUKUV IN MISSIS bil'i'i. The Charleston Nnc* and Cuvricr publishes a revised, and us it would have us to think, su authentic narration of tho massacre of McLolland, Gilmer und (he Ohisolum, futltcr, daughter mid *ou, all Republicans, at DeKalb, iu Kemper County, Mississippi, on the 21) ultuud comment* on the outrage with a just severity which does honor to the moral seusibility of our u\|le contcmpo* rary. ? That Beusibility was suflicicDtly demonstrated on the .occasion of the "Hamburg horror," and it is ouly a lit tlo surprising that the lesson audi altc ravi par turn was not more permanently iuipicbsyd by tlio latter event. That there is another btory to be told which shall explain to us how a community uot below the uverago iu civilisation, were wrought up uud exasperated to suuh a pitch of fiendish ph(cii/.y, there cuii be no doubt; and when it is fairly told wo 8U>~pcet that it will appear tliat the mcu iuicutioually killed deserved then lute uud that the wounding and death ot thg daughter and sun of iMr. Cbisului wus accidental, uud deeply deplored b\ All p?rt)e? tn the fcinchtblo tragedy. The paihotioxTying protestationsof innocence by Chisolui, and many of tho incidents which deepen and blacken tho coloring, rare evidently uot derived from calm und I impartial witnesses, uud wo have had tucH experiences of partisan exaggera tions uud niiaropreacntatioi) of such events that we attach little value to such statements, and would havo preferred to awuit tho development of the truth by n judicial invi ^ration which will doublhts bo promptly mado. Hut our ahlo con temporary would then have lost the op portunity to tell Mississippi, atlivnU jM'jtala Americano, what she ought to do, and what is expected of her. But |>erhups Mississippi and her people know their duty us Well as our able contemporary can teach them. Let us, at nil ov?nt?, havo puticnco and see. While wo doubt not. that tho truth, when told, will divert this "horror' o^ much of :ta internal uttrocity, we havo uo idea that it cat. justify tho dood. Mob violeaoe, especially when it results in the takiog of hutnitn life, is inexcusable by any cirCuiustanco. It is tho highest crime which a^itizen can ooiumit?an act of treason against civilization?and every ono who commits it, whether tho names be one or bo logion, should be sternly and inexorably punished by tho strong ann of the Inw. ijim.*? ?U-?L'-^-OL - . i - .'?J NEW ADVKBT18KMHNTS. AfTOfiHEY AND CDP8ELL0R AT LAWJ TIIE aubdoriWf Iilx dorvioon, an Attorney nt??l Ctitinmllor M. Law, to 1H0 people of Kevflhiiw and oihor Counties of Iho Siato. James chesnut. JBSjyOnRce In CI * burn Row. JuoetfU THK M AON I KICK NT IHIHH IiltAMA KATHLEEN M.IVOIIRNBRN, /.V FOUR .1CTS, WILL'^i! reveatkd my tub CAMDEN HISTRIONIC CLUB, AT TOWS HALL Thursday, June 21st, Por tiit benefit of the building fm??l of THK METHODIST CHURCH N?w J*conorjr t?M beeA (minted by oiii tnlciitcvl fellovf-oiliMn, Mr. leoftO Aiex?n-| ?lor. Tlio IrtiiliftiUiioia of Mm IRISH FARM HOUSE, AND Cottage See] , OP TflR Black Crag" mfl (Main Sot fy JVUI MlonUli an 1 gfntlfy *11. 7.:-.:W \ . ' TflK ^ ? tableau: which oonciu'io Mtml of tl?? Mi*, oi?l??\ni?*?l hjr CHEMICAL UGH l' AMl> THK MII.LIANCT (IV T?R MAGNESIUM LIGHT, | wlilch will b?tor ifie firnt lime exhibited (J this tftwn. Kvorything h*? bo*n <b>m offrr ihn pnh|i?n oliutoe ent?rfftiaMe*t. ^'JenenlI A'lmlwioii 60 rent*. Oh Sfctl frlWf. HinnmJ ?h(? 75 cpi?. AN ORDINUTCE.B To reduo* and tmprov? 11|? cnrreo< y of the Town of Caeui^a, t<.l>y i?>?uin^ '<? hkJ lo jiivviJe for th<j pujim-m ?r ll.c ' \. ^ 15c il nrliintd by tho Intendant and War don* of the wt UtioJcu ia Council ??? mmmr ). Ibai tba Inttiuhnt be and I e U hereby mmW1iv>I a?il icquii-od lo iwi^ lWls to tk? amount of f 2JJO0, (n >uiuh, of fire, (en, and twenty-five dollar*, to befdgned by the Intcndant and Uccorder and aealed with the ??el o! tUe Town, bearing drte the let July, 1877, payablu on# year after dale, to viti the firat day of July. 1878, with ???ru per cent-interval fram.viale, to '??? usod only it^ redeeming at |??r tne Town Currency'now In circulation. >;i; - 4-v?>\ . * ? 2 That tbe Inlcndiint be further author ised to procure n ne** plate and have new bill# struck off, to be numbered and signed by tbo lutem'.am and llecorder of the Town, to redeem the hel&uceof (Wo Iowa currency now in circulation no t funded iu llond*, but to be uied for no other purpose whulover. 8. That the rerenno and properly of anltl Town be ami I ho mud is hereby pledged for tbe redemption of ?a':d bond* and currency , ?rt|h tbo Interest thai will lmve acerued I thereon, n.ul I ho swld bouJa I'Vlll ot*o be 1 mill.ii il y ... jiny.nnnt ..f Ull? dues to the ttti.l Town. _?<: Untitled lo CcunoII thin, 3r.l day of June,* 1877. J. C. KOLbtSUS. lutcndant. 1'.. EL Silc, ltocorder. June 11 * 4t TUTTIS.PILLS A Noted Divine says They are worth their weight in.gold. READ WHAT HE SAYS: D*. Tutt:?Dear Sir: For ten year* I have been ? a mcrlyrto Dyspepsia, Constitution, and Pilec. Last spring your pill* were recommended to me ; I used tJieni (but wuli ititle teith). I nm now a welt man, have b?vk! appetite, digestion perfect, regular* oola, pouuuc solid flesh. Louisville, Ky, piles gwne, and 1 have (rained lorty pouui They arc worth their tveWht in uold. Klv. H. L. SIM WsOn, Loul tutps pills 0QA1 BICK XIUAD ACUt. TUTT'S PiLLS eras DT8PK?BIA. TUTT'S PILLS CUXB CONSTIPATION TUTPS PiLLS CUHKTILIS. TUH'S PiLLS ovsa fbvbb ant iAiavit. | liceH jcinO^ mS ?Dr. Tntt has been gaged in the practices mcdirlne thirty yen as, it fora long ti:m-"wnf dctnOH Mr.ilor ol nnatotlW 1u tnw Medical College of Geor Kin, hcncc |>crsooa using his Pills ha\e(*lcgnartin tcelli'<vt tlievnrc prepared on scientific principle* and lire tree From all quackery. ? \ lie has succeeded in combining in then* the hcrvtRlom antagonistic qnnliliea of a rtrtngthm i < fativfy amJa/>nr' it r tome. niicir first apparent ef fect is to increase the ap Ctlie ly musing the food properly nsslnvilate. Thus tho system la nour ished, arid by nteir tonic ciiouon the digestive or raua,r L-c.Uaraml healthy ferkomt tot . whllo under the inf.urnco of these t?ilIs, ol Kaclf In dies let their t TUTPS PILLS otm mm.oo" mtmmmm hence thelrefficacy Incur* TUTT'S PiLLS cwi ToanD utu MrjTSrte * ???????? , chronio constipation, and imparting health and strength to tho system. Sold everywhere. Office, Uu my Street, New York. What is Queen's Delight) Road tho Answer It i* a plant that grows In the Sonth, and Is spe cially adapted to tho curuof diabase* of that climate. '"'MATURE'# OWN REMEDY, Entering at once Into the blood, expelling all *crof .nlous, syphilitic, and rheumatic nflectlon*. Alone, it it n searching alterative, Imt when combined with SarsaparilU, Yellow Dock, and other herb?,lt forma jDr. Tutt's Sarsaparilla I Aful ftuftan'a .HrIImIbA camden's. a Office formerly occupied l>y fJon. J. 11 Kcrnlmw. janel;l?(Jw, ^ KAHX fpCKV^ oonatjuitly on band i\ full fttoekof DltV UiMUM, ( l.o'iHjNu, UltOC.RItlKs h*-- - ? ??*??? *?? ra&sHSHSraW'' ... il; kl * iidmUim I: tltrw monthm] : mi HP ?mm P.KI-Y Ult'J >. tuftnthw a.vv, tliroo iPriMPlli. Oli? ymm i * JAMBA A. hOYT, U N. KMI.V.V, I ' W. n. MrDANTFT,. . ^Trript$olorn and VubtUHfri 3fc! -Hi-* ?- - ? - - -I. AN OKDINACE To Aid and Mkcouritye Al'ttmfadkurt *y?m amf Infernal Improve**:*}*, w' BKIYUKDAINKD by (be Ifteo 1i?t and Wardens of tho Town of liamdeo, in Council aaacipUod, ami by the authority of the aatuo : SKCTICN 1.?'That for tbo pamoto of inducing tho iuvestmontuud euijAoy iuent of capital in tbo various manvfae tuw of Iron, Cotton, Woollen and Pa per Fabric*. and of Agricultural Imply me?.u, auy individual, or associativa or iodividuajp, who shall hereafter iavcat capital iu tbo manufacture of Cotton, Woollen, Iron or Pupor Fabric*, nndJ Agricultural Implements, within 'the corporate limits of the Towu of Camden, shall be exempted fromtnxatiou /for the space of too yedrs nfter tho com mencement or such manufacture, abl uo | longer. ? SfcC.' II.?That tho provisional of the fin?t See lit >n shall apply exclusively, to investment* made hereafter, and ahull uot operate until patisfa.tory proof or ovideuco shall have boon presented^ to The Town Council thaV tho nnmgrty capital for whieh the benefits of this Ordiuatfco are eluun d, have been notaal Iv ctJiph'jed. paid in or invented within the coipo^tq limits of the Towu of 1%U deu. ; S Dune and ratified in Council assetnbjod, this 20th day of May, A. D. 187T. ? J. C. ROLLINGS, Iutcodanfc E. K. SILL. Clerk, j 1 M SOME REASON! c fllY . & ? . W. L. ARTHUR ?*. ? ., C;- "S CAN SUIT YOU BEST IN ?' : ?$ BOOtS and SHOES, , V.4JK . / I ??' v> > ?*?'. - .. <?? V-'^ ?? . v>i ;/,'? ,'^i* '?? HIS TIME Sc ATTRITION * * DKVOTED TO THAT Ltl ' ' I ? M OF BU6INE33. I1K BUYS D1HEOT FltOM THE MANUFACTURERS / i INT Atlv PARTS / ? j* 1 /' ^ i 1 /OF THE COUNTRY; / PAYS Tiffs C'ASII, THEREBY OfTTTING f' '? ? ; B LOWEST PRICE?, j ; . ?. \n Inspection of ll'w Stock Will Con fiuco You Tlmt ? ' <" % . * ' ' if- ' HE SELLS CHEAPEST. ?for all tho latest style* ' in ladies' low shots for summer, go to W. Ii| ARTHUR. v ? The largest stock of la dies' cloth lueod and congress gaiters over brought to Vaindon, ?.t. W. L. ARTHUR'S : ",h . Children's Shoes in great variety, at [ t ' ' W.t. ARTHUR S 1 Plif you want to s.ito . nionov, buy your boots ? and shoos from W. L. ARTHUR. _X -<> tf you want to rtnU shoos to puit your fancy, go to W. w- fc ARTHUR'S [ Itor tho best bo< ts an J febotiF, jjtrto W. L ARTHUR'S. I | M? Boots sod shoo* nav< r v eo olteap as now nt , w. I.. ABTinJfl'S CAROLINA KAlLUOAlh y 1l,u?? the Kouth CaroU tlatltoad will ruu M fellow. : FOK COLUMBIA. (Sunday* excepted.) Charleston o is \ \i Alrtsc ut Columbia *!?,'? Jj FOR AIV.USTA. _ (Sandajs exccptcJ.) Iamt# Charleston |l a \i Am?MAutu?. itiPSl ton CH\RLESTOX. (Sundays vxcvLiiod.) _ Leav? Cnluiubl.-t r ' J?0\M Arrire at Cl?uri. ?ion ?5 >. t\ L^ava Amcuntn 1 ti Arriw -? -?TnirtiiBhni ? - ? ? -s . jTj,, i], COLUMBIA NI(JHT BXPRESH WTB ChHflnrton J 7 10PM* Arrive *t Columbia * _ . 0 J, ! V, t.meOo???Uta V rS$? Arrive ntChMrtiwtnn ?jr f t, ai&Tsta mqut Leave Ch?rle*ton - k v> i> m Arrive at Auru?ta * T ? \ v JiCnve Auciuita .7? t\ *; Arrive ut Charleston iio v ? CAM DUN TRAIN Oonnort* nt Klnrcvllle dully ann Train *Uh A P m,d i>WW111>-> <*ih1 hu?c (Vter wJ&<?S?3a?Ka&!?*"*ct ?' AugrnHa Kallroud, Maoon and Au*u*ta Railroad mid Centra) ltullrond. * l^*ja*nicer? Aw points on tlie Charlotte f'W v11 in Au*n?ta Ua 11 rood nud point* North, muft lake Columbia Night Xxprrea .I3! L JL?"""'?.'. * I Ui tbo Charlotte Train n !?b Columbia at 1 o'clock 1* M ? jy ?'*ila"?Vi''mnflTCT.'.."-"r ,u,r" nia,K' JVV.Sni"/?*"* l'r^comH4V.,,cT5^ ?PS^^TrtVS^X^n,,,l^r Kallroud. B. ". P1CDKNS (Joncral Ticket A cent. T HE ROYAL CANADIAN FIRE IXXUKAXG'E COMI'AA K CAriTAL AND ASSETS. ~$7SjOO,OQO.Oe Ilitrlnx loenml ttio n*ency of th-j Above named reliable company, I mu prcpiirM to write rlxIcRon dvroltluxH, fctoKn, merchan dize, outbuildings and other property ut current rutes. * deiSml FRANK P. BEARD. A?cont. , ? , ; . FRKSII 1 GARDEN SEEDS AND C^nion Sotts IN , GREAlT variety AT Dli, ZESMF'S. AT.so ; Full T.Inos of Pure Prutr* and Medicines, ,Toll*lSi?|w, Fntu-y llootU.Jco. I j^itiitr i All Ready AT THE IBfevf-: * .:*>/?? GRAND CENTRAL DRY GOONS ESTABLISHMENT. ?ot, iRYl&BRO. ? ? ~ <,?* ' -i ' ? Mt ji i* a oons S~? ? '" ' ?For Spi-lni; and Summor j* ? * v* . J\ \ " -Vr"' v-' Boots, Shoes, Hats and Caps. ?10MMKNCK8 tomorrow, ?ud will | txliiUt one of the most olcgnnt stocks to be PmuJ in U10 South. We expect to doa LIVE ASD PUSHINO BUSINESS, And sell floods nt our usual In* ruling nnd )>opulnr l'ricoa. Samples went on ap plication and cxpresxnge paid on nil hills over $10 McCREBUY & WdOTIlER, Grand Central Dry Goods EsiaMisment. It E MOVED. \ The aubscrihcr 1ms removed to tbo store olio door above Capt. Olybnrn's cotton office, whero ho has on haud and in constantly re ceiving one of tbo fin oh I blocks of ' WINES, LIQUORS, TOB ACCO, kc. Ever brought to CamdtJn. flood Whiskey from <1.05 to $7.00 a gallon Tobacco as low oa can be bought any wltcre iu Cam Jen, FULL LINES OF CIGARS. U simple trial of my stock vflll suffice to l-onvince any one that TT//&TI SBIttt is aoox. >ir28tj W. It. KLLIS. AT OR NEilUOST C a AVTNO ON HAND too large a stock o ? ? IjIQUOHS, of Host Qualities, to carry Mirougli lho ?lull season of Mummer, I am determined loturn it Into money, and in or der to do so rapidly, ha^ concluded to sell At the following very low prices by the gal. ten*/ 'Old QrowKy, Kye whiskey $1,25. Dtck^y Kye 2,50. 1 Miller's live ' 2,50. ' 1'rid* of Olilo llye '1,7ft. i North (!ar<dln* Corn 2,50. Baltimore Corn ' 1,75. ^ Apple Brandy, (tbe bent) 8,75. Ginger Uraady 2,."?0. ' iBtrtmiq|Mi'y Hrundy 2,50. '' ogiriM firsniy a.50. Ullfii (bwt) ' 2.50, Uiifljk^tafVfi)' 2.50. Port Vrofcl 1 2,50. Tolmec* and Cigars in variety at low pri ces. Also, a fine assortment of Family Groceries of Iho Best Quality. i ''/?'*? * > ? . O h11 and aeo mc, ami price my goods before purchasing elsewhere. J. H. Loilis, at ''Old Connor l?ri?k," Broad Mtreet, Cam den. 8. . ap'JlWf m ?8 M A KINO. Tbe frlonJ* on<l auAtomtr* of MISS K. P. WKLfill will An<l bcr at Mrs. T. 11. WAf.KKR'fl, whcV* *he will bn plwwod ?o wait on thorn In ?>t?? Uno of bunlHew, Mtb M J)l! KSM--M A KI^l. CUTTINO, AO. np'2'iinl VKH8i*KR6 OK UOADS a Tbrihtthout Oonnly ofo horoby noiift'-l *n<l r?qntM<l to cmU out ih*W bmi'lft ilnmr llfttoty AnribftTO t'liO road* ?hor.mnlily op?-?w I mid pui in good repair from ?ho ef fect ot I ho 1?U Itorw. INiorder o* J.f ft'iimy T. It CLANK K, rbnirnmn, W. IT. ft Wobkva*, (lerk. m.M*' LIBERAL TERMS FOR FERTILIZERS FOR 1871. WE offer for sale ibiooph our Afceots th? following GENUlNK FE TILIZ KK^, long established and ?tll kuowu iu ibis cvuutv, and alill wurrauied jj tully Carolina Fertilizer. 33r^aiey's Pat. Flioapliate. Palmetto Aold PlioSpliate. For Terma apply lo tho following Agents: W. L. ARTHUR, Camdeo, S. C. W. C. GERALD, IWen, S. C. TWITTY & BEATY, l<niea*t?r, S. C. Terms cash, on good credit, or for oottoo at 15 cts.'pcr pound. fe21ui2 Soluble Pacific Guano. TH12 ABOVE WELL KNOWN GUANO .AND COMPOUND ACID PHOSPHATE IS oow offered for mlent tlio following places in this cutiuty. Consumers of this Guano will find, it fully up to last year's quality, which gave such universal sutis _faction. For circulars and prices apply to f ROLLINGS & PAGE, Camden, S. C. II. L. B. WELLS, Sumter, S. (J Or til y. n. FROST & CO., Charleston, S. C. fc2lm3 liSBF AM TOWN OR UTY IN THE STATE TJ3ST3I3Q<'U"-A.XjE3Z) STOCK OF Dry Goods, Clothing, Boots, Shoes and Hats It is unnecessary to enter into details or quote prices. Suflico to say that 1 purchased these goods at the loivcsi prices, mid tun giviujj my customers the bcuc" CHEAPER THAN EVER BEFORE. Call slid see for yourselves, and you will^tind^tho REST STOCK OF GOODS iu Cutndeu ut the lowest prices*. R.M. KENNEDY. oct 4 TO T EC E P U E L I O! RESl'ECTFUL(.Y call your attention t ? ?uv continue! redact i. n in prices, nnl large receipt ot now Good* arriving by every Steamer from my Faeiory. 15u:-ino.?s lias now reached large proportions (having increased materially during tlio l??t ye:.r.) I have bceu compelled to enlarge my Wuro-voonis. which arc located' on It run-1 S.reet, facing Moi utnml Street, (known as tho Kaglj .V; I'lnrnix Hotel. The dimension* of the hitiMing Tio seventy feet front t?y itsio hum!red and twenty-five deep, three Movies hi?Ji. They mic said to be tlie largest and ft nct?l Ware rooms in the Southern States. My {*tock will comparo with Northern nnd Western in tricots I n price nnd selection. Thanking you for past favors, and jiwaitiiig your (milter au.l t,v>toeined patroiiags, 1 remain v,?,r< l?e<p,o:f?iMv, IA. 1*. Su.. i !. i . - FURNITURE DEALER AND' U^DERTMSEr C/itd * n aft H# IS rwnch es? , 1 -4T, 1 IT 1-2 & 149, /iro'ifl Street. ja.tJcs-XTsa'X'./Su, cSrj^.. (W(lnniWlnM??i. OUR BTOCK 1. cum , wo ilwll oillsr . y-03T- s;'M-T *' ' ; Special Barsain? TIIK Following LINES OF ^JIITE GOODS; Knot) mm Piques,Cambrics. NiuwiSk.". Victoria and Hrshop Lawns, Swiss nnd Jaconets; iduncu I .anus in Hloctc. Wlilto nil Figured Dress ; In UtauK nttel <lr#y Matcilals. KM MltO! DKlftttS, KMHK'MD EU1K8. KJiaitOIDKUIES. LACKS, HOSIERY, TI12S, OLOVEH and IIA XDK E UOl 11KKS, .A. FTJILX, STOCK # Tubto Damask, lioyles nnd Towels, I.ONG Cl/TTHS and HIIKKTt NfiS. AM KI.KOVNT I Assortment of HII.K, <UNOtfAM nnd CAMHHIC i'AKASOl^, nt Kxtreniaiy Lv?w Figure*; LAUIKH' IIATA, Trlmmod and Vntrlinnied. * Fans ! Fans ! Pans ! Iu COUNTT.KHH VAIMKTY. As ITStTA!#, MY STOCK of CI.OTIIINO. OKN'J'S' 1- UItX ISllINa GOODS, KllOKS, I.AJ>Il!>i HUti'PKUM, HATS, is UNSV lli'AKSKD. ALL I ASK FROM MY iMMEROWS CISTOMERS Is an INSPECTION OK I.ARGC STOCK, nnd I Cinnrantec PRICKS TO HE TIIK LOWEST. may 2 tf H. BARUCH. BOOTS AMD SHOES. II Peter Keenan, of Augusta, Ga,., AS now on sulo a stock of I100T3 AND SHOES, equal to that of any house in the Southern States. Most of the goods arc tnnde under his own directions, and warrnted in the full sense ofltrin. Every article sold, faithfully vepresentud, and when not suiting, will be taken back or exchanged in 8 months after purchase. _ Nortlurn and Western visitors to our State, will find here, superior work, made on tho different widths of lasts nud'tl-e latent style, nnd nt prices innch lower limn they pay at their own home*. PLANTATION HOOTS nnd BKOOANS. Ito}^ and ('iris Shoes in great abundftneo. ONE 1*UICE sud STKKTIA* KA1K DKAI.INO tho rule or tho house, fcififlf"Orders by Expross for $10 and over will bo sent fret of ivturii charges on the ? PETER KEENAN, (God Save Hampton.) CKNfKAL HOTEL lll.OCK. AUGL'STA <1A. Cigars! Cigars!! I jinvo a very s?sli?ot And full Muck of CIIOICR CIOAHH, which cunuol tail to pleanonlt who nmoke. ne-^tf C. J. DUSI.AP Who Wants to Build ? Wo hare on hnnd a large quantity of the bent seasoned lumber, all *orts and k!/.<?' wtilch wc propo^o to ?oH for cftsh or j."""! paper, nt tbo lowest omrtrot price*. For ^utility of lumber,' we refer by permission to Fnink P. Denrd, or to /u>y person who linf* made purchases from u*. do'J?tf KKtJP k BUllT. BE SURE TO STOP AT Til K Latham House, % CAMDEN, SO. OA. (Transient Uoaui> $2,00 i ka hat.) W^u. Ampin Accommodntions, Table* sup piled with tli? Lest the Mnrkets i?IT?rd. Kve ry Attention pnld t??lhe comfort of ()itc*t?. .?5k- Connected Willi the home Ih n first das* which if located (separately fr?nt (lie House. nnd orderly keit. Conveyance* Miipplie-I to fMicst? on liberal tor mm, either for city or conn try use ?V?ly g/D. I,**' M," Proprietor. Breads, Cakes, &e. . ? jk ? i_ I trtk^ ple&mjre in informing my Mead# ?nd cuatomerK, flint I hut# opened In my new store, Ju*t completed, upon thv premise* of Mr. Robert Mnn. My stook of l? roads, cnVea, confectioneries, eAndics, ftc., WiTlbe tfwiyn fi\Yl, BFtert- frrrd fVesli. MKM ||. CROftflV. * inrtr. 2 tf Oil3 ! 0:1a !! Oils ! Kero.itaa 0>l nlid AlmlV.n Socut iiy Oil nltvnya on haiiil. Tii ilii'Ho who f*ul tin lend itiH iistnvHs concerning llio <Jutiacr-? nt ici'Jin^ ihe uxt; ?<1" Kenwtio Oil, I wnuM lvsproU'wIly reccmnmoii'l 1)10 Sfetirily Oil, which in itii/er, ehntp<:? and '/<?voiil of inrlt. Ko20>r ('. J. DUNLAl*. L'> wksv PHrrr:ti I NEW FALL STOCK Determined to be Ahead. i !>og t'j Invito nn in*pc< t'on of my LtRlili AND VA!iU'il} NTiitK OF GKNEHAIj merchandise.! Which liiii?li?rn bought at low prioi?* nh'l with an pyclo Iho liilcre?t of my cHNloinorttt I it in <lctcrininc<l to ho bohiml no one in ?telling ' THE BEST GOODS FOR TUB L Of WEST MO.YFr. /fml cordially Invito llio public to cnll ami vxnniitt* for thc*nu*?tvci?. My nlock of Orooorlee (,'annot he excelled by any hott*o in Cam* (tan. S. A. Benjamin. ?cpl27-tf for Sate. A larfte ooft fmitnhta for n ilrlvor for j?r'n?t will of gin. TipfTTyT7 U1MKI.I. .V 11K AI'. 1>. CAMDEN BUSINESS CA3JS. K. *lu w J>V . Mat HKt, l?CMlCT't? Dry (?uul> , tiou.tug, lUuUwitf*, cru*kv#: . i . mi ou.v k hM.Hv WTi*. CTiOvB, i DvuK-r tit huuiliy iaid.Ui'bi'IU .uvrvltttiiUiM'. t tv?u bnm! amt rnkcs ui* u) * uu PttnU. \V I'artiv* amt >lnll? ?up |>IUM ul rtiutl Uvtlv*. Uim.int.uitiI Vtoiku. >|iuiui)ty. ,* ? * ? i \ J. I'f -M-Al', lnruK^ui, Ln-aKr lb Pun Ij ?uU IU'IIhOio kuU Mttlkrluim, l*u U-ut MttllviMs lot It-1 ArtU'lw, iVrluutvrlv*. su?)m. ti.c. V<\-?eriptloua owfiuhy wut< pouiiuv*.!. blore ope!t ru^uiuiiy uu ??uii<i*y i lYom 10 to 12. _ _ ' ' ' ' * KOLIiNUh it J'Atjb> Dewier* lit Dry UtwU, CiuUUltx, rtlio??, Urov?rl??tt, I'tublutlou 1 oupiillv*, diu. Afci iits for tuvvrnl bUaUitU yemtum. ? > RKN NKDS? A llOYkfjf, T>SJ?n. in Dry Goods, tirwTi Ikk, lutnlvkHtv, Klioos, I tiitlM. tic. market prlw yulU lor cotton. _ |\ C. KiltKt'.KV, AUK.V'i.. i-amliy urd I 1), rtuicy lirweilM, bruilk, NuU, louiwi uuuerkK, Huuiv, IoInmovo, Tropivnl htull lit ?c.v*ou. nliANIv 1'. liHAldi, AUOUuiuor. ttajoa u( I1 ryurjr kluiJ pi-ouipll) uuiMiut-U to. wu suniuuuts soiit-itwl. ___ Da n 7itMiKTS<s, 6wi una huo? J3???r,~ ftv|>utriug ultiMiUnl to |iltiiniitl)r. Uftlnn noiictu-U uuil llllvU with piomptmr*? kiiil at lowtti pnorn. I.MUK KNrtUUANCtS A(viivjr or t-rwuk F*. 1 luutrd; re|>rcHfuiiiiK jtoroo or ih? mo?t I'.iixLtli'.lal <???' J tt JI i- III ill i > toll tltiy. 1 * ~M. Ki.NN r.D \ , Dewier lit ClotTiniV, I4cut?' I- urutMwiig Uootlit, Dry UuuUt, I*. t?liiKiK, t'm tn'tlnit*. it. AitirH1 iCui'Ulci' ui Huomtmtl I'ry uooiU, Uut>, CiotUktitf, t*.c. ol tlio blR boot. ? 'XfK'i't't-l ~ \V >w..."iyri'lliltt?. outt"liiack iiJL smith*. Kcpa.ruix promptly ntnx \rvti? ditifutcd. Hurtu-nliouiiiK n kiiiKmlty, J.M. i.r;< i tCA Mi, Jcwfilcr ami lUpalrur t:f . \V;iU'li<.it,-t/luckii, ic Tho paUciiti^o of .?if public it icsptx'lluliy aullclU-U. All wwik a urruiitt-U. I uh. J. *.M ACKAY , FOkNlTO UK ITEaI^Th. t) KupulruiK null/, prouip tiy, amlciieaply uouo. J a. Yi >C Nu77tt?oUs, jt.vrtflry, Fanoy OootU, . Knlvo?. itji^tirs, Kctsfcor*, tJutia, I'latolK, ....rtriU/.frt, i t..m, wprvtueies, tU'iaiufitou lirvuch-iouilln^ uuu?, Ucuilufctou .sawing .Mt.fhaios. t) HKll, liu; n'aml pay* Iho til||lu'?i prico ). r?>r Utile*, .Skiuk, fur*. Wu\, Wool ami v_?.tt MeUu. liftv\cuii J ones' auu MeL'urry * st #r< *. _ _ _ _ _ RUI l)A ItU It i\ A1.Ju'uliuituivrnhltd Dealer* In i rluui vir,;lii lorcst luml>?r, ol uuy [ ?Ul'? ttliii St) I OH. Milts Sl\ UK IK'S Ih'Iuw Oiiii tU'lt oil (cootl rm.ul. Ureters loft lit (Uu (Juzclto oUloo will icoiMVf prompt it Hunt lou. i < K< il'.vi l'.,A'.!?J-.N, I tiltiiu l' uctoruml tU'uli'C \J l'Hnl,t'l'lll Altfl cllilllil IXV, Itl't) a lui I 11' sol k 11ii'I! t .>1 1' trior, OUit.'f ait'l CihiUIIiK .St .>\ t:s. J A. AitAlol Ui i.Xl'f* I* t'tnl tili.l htWv* Httl . Il!?'?. IVUllil) rtKTt, lloi'M'S Ulltl JUUiL'li .tiwayx on It ind. Dk. KKNNKlii, 1 >?.-iin.'r in Uvtt'rui ilfi . t'lt:tiitii/,u. l un lli.fs or l uuiiiy "tixl 4'uiu'A' < ? r<i.vi'l< s, Coiifvcil'jiiertc*, if. SllOt'H aatl t>ry iiiHKlN. | ii. )> >i>AltK, .Uuiiut.u-iui or niul lKuit-r . in i In?vuiv, Slit-tti Iron. Kooiiuti. I'lil .. iim;. >Vi', Full stork urrini'tliik'i iiitui1 aatt f.trlor Mown always t>u tiitml at iu\? est pil Ylui.i.i:uuv"TjAniv t?> s.Muitrv. iiii?rn>. ill !? ivsli milk tlellNervvl in ni.y part ol 11.o f.ty ..ail} , \ I oi' 11 Kit i 1 IT'S i XIT > S (I IN F At "I?? U V. J1 U. .1. .Mvi.'rclulvi vii Sim, I'itiprict.iis, ..Ianitluclurt.-r>ami i.*;>uua in oiVuitois tnn>. ?- ml' rtuktiiK la alt lt? liriint I. 'J\ lit.KWK K i.?.?j \ UK, li. . ai jsar/tVai? J . <ii'.kIuuIc llallniH.ro v.?;:? ol' l>. ui>il .-aiU'iy uillf.? In'Kaih lions.', i.i.ii'iiitt'o >?ll li.l.jl.l SI It., i. I ililt Al.ll ilm M.,ii) Ails. A. S. . 1/ lobular uii'.l lrau>i<*til l> mi'tt on urn ... __,i.i>.Utl liij; ui ins. Kotatvii in lli?- liiail .; i t lif t ily. t tin v i-j aitt'f 1.1 <)? i <>1 .in m i ivui ui" trains. J U. KKKSklA W, ??*?> nt Lit w, i* K1411?fStriM i, notir r.iu'ul. Dl*. 1. )l, A 1.1 X VNDl'lC, LVntal miil? fii. UraUUtitO ft 'ft I illtti' I }?ii i ;t i'MlU**;i?ot I .*1 lA i?? i mr^rry. i 'iticc oii ht oaUhih 11. ?KIM OIK-fcitTOiil ??v?r? Columbia, S. O. Pnl-flo." **U?^kAJiJfeKY. ??ta?M>-i' ?> JOAM4, D.wiM "jfTfil .... KoiKto K. v. Mkiver 4- tu. lmrmm^m I'''! Vn'S,^ *'?A NV * WN - tfTCHSSw"J nU Ho imui.V* "l ( ianr^ !?>?"?. .1 ci ?'s^kukitM ^u1,rm,t,vs i?';?~ Pi,, f" t(> .?r.i?t mf,u.ml i"' <J""? k^iuUu: ./.uUii^ uuVh V *'u,a U,? Ue*4 burfcy,-. W. ' mfrti? lV'l^r> V'"'! *tu,,1<- Milium-* itoo liv ,V Bufltl-K 111 ( lutlllMK *1 l> ! .' Vr v*4" i*"s"l?S Mini clllts m.i Si. t'uitui irnmai.&> to Vcbti si it; !*.'? ??, rH. .10 ?,?l upwaW Kl,ni ? n* Wl's<:,,t' 'J111' "i'WMWKl in tin- fttute. I in. j<rujtaHt i rtinki niiti 1 nty>|||ii? HalchaU. ix, .vi^n t un it*. i ori-uHj.oinioiHio Hoilnttcd. A vv ( ,l ? llu "l"l" Wllutol iron A. \\ <ii ki?rhimI jt.Mto, J? Ktuvc-M, I lniuio nini.ll(.ii_M! !?urnisliliuf UooUk. ' lo I'i !u ^'''ixiTrs it nruyf, MeUUiinoii' itrttit/'ii ?? oho iH?i ! <jMrU?,,? ?ixl ]? ??ui \iV.i, iK'MiUii.i/i (liau ?voi- ? .iwi,.Vi,;;t Kcu.ior. ,. lur oneton, Thii II. litiuKi'iiu.'.SSi.iiV-."'* ""dr0K" *? W: I A. II I.MuctX .2 SON, \S li(i|?>K?ln Tlin . ? J. ?:or.? itmi OosiiniU*!..,! MirelniM*. V \V. l itl' AU', isj Ainti) ntroct' .Oi aieTr In ii u,,l'y <?ootl* Notion*, jre. (niluk rtulii A?1"1 '?"? i llvnd K ISXXU?**"? "" - |)AJ .Mi-.KII A\\s lCcviHiniiiit t? Uio i>linn 1 jl.-t in.:?ls n| nil hours. M,|, , iiiflilK ol Hit-h?>Nt ImiiihN on Iruul | uiicil ilitlly noiii ll u. in. to a P. ni. i.micli D'CiiU.?!'i':Uj X~ Si"UilV- '"?"t'M.roium: riTKf<i!K4 Vv i?AVi>7\v^TH,^TT.K^rFf77i in.itl oi, ?,,,nnil I.x |ir<.'K? y li JU'Uil! Kenm I'mHUltlon Mil mil l(.? l-iowfc, J roil aml'/olu: Augusta, Ga., Cusincss Cards. I) If A V:-? UI-* IK i | ;i t, MunuiiH'turcrof (')cii| u I. ,'Wjtf XtJMZ &jfc S?iK r,"'r".v. ",-i i,! i'v, (J "*"> '.."I.. I AS. <J. MA I 1,1 I", ,V 111(4 (III |.|? " Ii- I Auk{['{h- <;" !^^i::oVr<,irr<<,!;r;,^i-v -- Ittiia ! ' ( "!0!'h A "I'IKiH. ?V ' urtl.lu (liii ii Ik. *?? niVK',"1 nr*,,,l;B It**! " Klo.ll Oil < lolll .. ?' ? v,\u*cs Y,,rk ..J f" ^ |>roni|*My fi'uH. I :)l,,K^A N"'',l s n 'i ?"?Mm I l Ulll IiruuKloi'n iljl'.inu.lv^.., i I. I'Mifi.t M?-(ii7i,?.? niMi'J.1,',': V/""* It * ? #. i I i ^1 I-m nliuic iir,M,r nnii stiVcl. r' H7' Miu.iNKia ooojim. |.r? FTiihioiTirjrr. Httt*, IJulllHtlX, M?!.. Ill low Oil (CM li|*ll 11 or.lfr^ to N. Hn.nt Ci?,i?. -\njiwK'. 1 blAMrpw I<ft i ooo'i\vn k<?<>>> ) IioIhw ? l iiikI i?c .| fixHin icii hIooKm f?ry ! l" .' 5r *?'vvII\". Ill Win lowont llin I'tT^on* || vhi* ?U a (llrlHticu wo n'i "IM.I1 ?l'J'llc-n?lon Ml].I K||||||>|(.N III,,! 1?||C'? of inovl (i'IkIIiijf Hrl:<?!.??. \V?1 r>fl* Um ?;X|>n<?n cliiirtfrs nil nil onlfm oreio or ovor to oiwUiniPi-iinrtir.^i ..fT.co, (live ?i i? ir'i I Hpii.I ft.r cofiyofitnr )IIiikIi'h("<I lin/iotr V oIhhII'h^.' rr"'' r ^^'okHhurg 'Ur/A 'Ii M \ UK U-A I t K.Tt H MnrKfe W?i? I/. l.f???.l Mln ol, f.ow,.,. MRrkot An-'S '5??4r?'^r p^,TO?tr??S=iSas' K.<?. ttfci, ? " ii Whfn If Ills Ar? lhi?, All hill* for ndVf'rllsiiip h, tliln i nn llUPOtl (h? llPUt H|-i I'llt ii ii???? of (Mr ,ii| v motif, wF.#ii othrrwiwe iirrnr"" collifhPl. ?iml miii in. |ir.'vrii(|.j