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, t-JL-j? u' i*"a." ?JmOjedk. f. F. F. ft fi. 8. BEARD, iWisroBB FRANK JP* BKABD, Jj^itoe, | 4. 4)a 00*0*** M. U*t. ' {<8 Li ?. . ?? ! _ J 511. atm yitmuiu* agent. '^We have been to fortunate ii to ee 2 w the services of Ma. JamM ft Shaw of Turkey Creek, u the General Travel* log Agent for Tfl* KuAiaw PAzrWa. Ma. 6IIaw b a gentleman woll known throughout Kershaw' County) ind we OofdialJy eo in men J him to the kind fa vor and consideration of all upon whom he may call. He has foil power to ?4 ?eivo and reosipt for any monies due os.; P. ft H. B? Bjbaed. "N. 8*w Df THE 9 ATION. In a late numbor of the Notion ap? psared an Article signed N. 8.. in de fense of tho South, whloh b as! graooful as it is earnest, candid and able. It is a beautiful picture of our oondition here, Sbd doea honor to the heart nfid head ot its accomplished author. It UaliU-like sketoh of .what w? dstly boo in our ^ midst, and show. that the Mr writer has b<tea no Idle.cbserver'of surrounding circumstances, and wbilo addiog graoe ahd pleasure to all who were so fortunate ft* to form her aoquaintanoe, was at the fame time viewing us with the eye of Hi the philosopher and tho fcoliog of the philanthropist. The contrast, between our present condition and that of Cur pet-bag rule, so truthfully depleted, Would do credit to the psn of Nordboff or Ourtls, and can not fail. to impress the dispassionate Northerner with the beciftecnee of our administration. It is one of th? best letters we have read in a long while, and we commend It to those of our subscribers who bare not cloyed that pleasure. Its aooom ?9#J FAIBfii ?7. pllshod author will be doubly welcome when she visits old Camden again. -.'WOm Some oountles in South Carolina bo-! gen their Fairs on Tuesday van# others Will hold them during the month of November. It has been our good for-. fw to .Utaiy.Mftl'.MU, pUMttr, we experienced in meeting old friends, forming new soqualnta?oes and the great satisfaction in obserfrlog the fine display of hsndiwork and domestio ar hl5o^? of fl?W crops, stock and poultry, cannot be enumerated; There are st least ten Aunties in the! State where Fairs are annually held, and although ? |1 kllttA l\An.t I.. I . ? off ?v . Bome have been sorely pressed so kocp them alive, Pt ihoy have managod to do so, and we are. informed all are nets doing well. As a stimulus to enterprise jand Mostly, and neuolel for attracting Ml crowde to help the towns *h4re they *?" M ?t mhUit/ ..?d good fellowship, they in ol vast nervico these eeotions. <>?9 at Oa'tnde^: & We havo a good back country, farmers surely wi th enterprise enough,Wrchonta able to Contribute, and fair Worosii |j?| nbuinTaucb to oheeron tho work,and grao^v. t. ll.L .1 ... ?. it. A few yoirs sgo a spasmodic effort but died out so Quickly thut no one remembered, in a diy Or two, p *Vtt bseu bruited. And thus we go on slowly, passively dull, and ??# Wading, whll^ u?,ghbt?*tiw coutotlrs are moving and on the ?lort, won't Somebody tuke tho mulierin MsMrt the ball ? INVE8 TlfMTION OF FAST SCHOOt J?*0** tore the county Board of Kxaminers quired to investigate tho past iodebtudness of KSshaw oouniyj ? ^jftiMuror 'wan to pro-rata out oi the unexposed ?- Wanes on batfd for the fiscal y?*r. *otk bMl ^ ^formed patently*, thoroughly and satisfactorily; and tho amount sav< d to the oounty as oompared With the amount reported duo by the 4 School Ocmmisslouer, W; W. V will foot up at h a?t two thoas llars. This if <juite an item in wrerlshed conditio ?,f Jo^jax and not only shows the wisdom at tho Uioroughnws of tho iny?Sti^a. * ' ' sionsr llough and his cotf. ootnmvndntloD and Hhould sliae and labor tKSUjwed. . JvW. for two hundred k i m* 'fWtt ^ ****' W Informed olalms no f*tr<? comp^nsstioa, awoel?t< s should hate U. '? *nds a sp'oiul act will |mvo t4 *"? authorise It, and wc trust *our delegation will Intro to that effect, of roprtwent bofbre the Gommittoe on l will be a more trlflo, and i must not otyeet to it. A rigid '? rtfer public sapondituret- (S| I f necessary, snd where, in the i,of a duty suoh ?e this, com I, It should be aword - tia.o and ^*bor are ant ekpret them to Thin school d.fi I ? old sores entailed on I misrule and spoliation, ittt we should provide nom* Way U fjuidatiiig the just claims which ere ocejsionsd by it. Tench or* shouM be pstd for th?4fs.?fvies, and wM;thrV rt<w ,n MM ?>??? sohemo ?hoa(d i to liquidate oMms doe tfccm Ujjuv ?UU UAUIU1WU WUJV , bat English plaok, petfeverenee and ?ttillerj prevailed over hU numbers tod intuitive ounoing, and the noble wage Vm dvfeated, his boat* scattered, aod ha himself banted, down, vu captured al 1mt aod now lira a prisotetr at Cape Towu, waiting, it la said, to bo' oarricd to Kngland, We wero muoh amused at tbe inter view reported bot woo n fioro, English Charge d'affain, and tbe king. After assuring l>im of ountinued kiod treat ment* atyd promising to send a message to the Q&eeb, Cetewayo, with tbe in atinota of a family man, uiado ?he tery modest request to bate ten more Mr*t Ct-tewayoe brought to his prison, that thoy, .with the balf doson already prr? mitted to soothe bis imprisonment, might assist, him in whiting away tho time, wbioh muBt lay heavy on his hands. He ia evidently a man of tondor sensi bilities and sosooptiblo of very heartfelt emotions, as hs requires (sixteen dusky damta to keep op his splrita. It Is hoped that the minister acceded to fcijs request, M" England owes him something for making war on him and his people, to extend her territorial limits in South Africa and widen tl<o aroa of her oom* meroiai demands. She lias boon tho most ruthless of conquorors and absorp* five of - explorers in all bistort) and to carry her purpose, has mado war on tbe flimsiest pretoxts'and waged it in the most heartless manner. Yet, out of it ill, has come forth olviliaition, progress atadJ prosperity, Hor best policy with this heathen king is to Christianiio him, take away all of his wives savo one, and furnish him with tho Biblo and tho plow and reinstate him on his throne with a good oomiugent to b&ok him up. This Will give her a good ally aud moro cot ton. * - >? BUttLE BLA9T FROM THE FEE DEE. "Independent" Democrat and Cnsstd Radical Synonymous Terms?"Ouly THis and Nothing M?re/> We copy the following timely and trenobant article from our esteemed oon temporary, the Marion Merchant and Farmer. It will be observed that we have omitted portions, which, however, In do way affeot the end aimed at?ibe putting down with a firm trcfed anything tending to Insubordination in tho ranks of the Defnocraoy. It is noodle^s for uh to' add a single word to what the Mer chant and Farmer has said. Thefo aro only two positions to oooupy iu ibid 8toto How and for some time to come. One involves an unflinching, umuur muring aoquiesoenoe io the dictates of the Dcmoorntic party, necossnry to the best interests of tho people of the State and an bonest effort to promote its ut most harmony. Tho other is to onine oiut. openly and proclaim one's self u Radical. "Under which king, Bouzo nian ? Speak, or dio i*1 * * * * i?rt?e Detn >crooy consists chiofly in submitting to tho will of a majority, nbt of the people, which oomposo all parties, cliques and factions, but of the Democratic party. It is the province and right of a majority of any party jp^cftcfcite what Its policy ami whom itajpaudidates shall be. It is the dotyand interest of ih?UHg|S*r^%to qu&o^iui au>l supMflwTff'p^y and tho ?nominee** If'uioy noyloot or rofuso, tfi^y are no longer of tho party, but are (jjr.i:ng torn, or doing notlve work In tho interest of t no opponents of that party. ^ ^ ^ Independence in this State ibeansaU and cothfori to our ouenih's. Tbojr uud wo know that the Deruooracy ofthe State must not only , bo strongly and .firmly uuited, but niu^t gniu strength IVoUj thoso heretofore {toiing with the lludioa) party. The doctrine preached by * * * all * * * papers which print or ptfiint bt "independent" action by any part of our, U oalojdlatcd to encourage .the jftadi; oils jta- Wtowed veborgy.*^t diajr-b# oalled tho party tash, or any other odious appellation imay bo u<?etT, but tho people, whom wo ttike to bo Deinoorats,canuot ?MpKfr any more afford to encourage or snbmit quietly to so-oalb d ihdop ndenoe among thoi* number than they oould nfford to encourage lUn desertion to Radicalism before its overthrow. Then it meant tho porp 'tuation of fraud apd bud government. Now it ihoAns a res toration of Radical rascality in South (JWroiies, vtt is nothing uiore or loss, and tho sooner tho people under?tan4 if, and not upon their knowledge, the bott<r fiir their future. Who are the people upon whom{denaagogucs and disaffected politicians aro wont to oull ? Wo would like to We a definition of the distinction between the people (tho white folks) of tl.is State abd the Pomocratio parly. Onr N**t Governor. Our etehangei aire already ftfrteatinfr thy* subject irt a Hvelv manner. 8* reml ohincK have been disouaisd. General flugood has been nxutioutd, and, at the fent?o lime, ubuncd pretty roundly by the Abboville pr-si. MeGowan aoems to be tho <nv the of the upper counties. Ga ry ia alao spoken of prutty briskly, which we teg ret to aee, as hla views are" not at uH'ln'accord with the spirit of (ho ago. ? Thoy may do very w? I' to hurrah by, but they won't do for *ober rod.-ofi.ui. WUI./ far r as a candidate, unless he bus rrrofvl^d tVoni 1?'im prist, utterances, WO ei. float no boforo tho country With ? rr|u?l political ritfhta for all rno<>s Jwd eltiwoe of roca" inturibed on our bannor., Htid we want no oandidato who ia not in thorough sympathy with thin aeiitimont. Helena tre urth-ry strictly to tho liberal views which worked the redemption of our Htotc already, J. It. (tampboll nmy be liut op si ?m Independent, and it will be bird work to beat lilui. This is our greatest danger, Whioh cSn only be averted by the utmost har* nioiiy and wisdom on the nart of thu Democratic party,?Orangtburg Timt*. p ( FINAL DISCI I AUG M. Notice la hovehy given that thirty days after the date hereof 1 wMI mnke a float not Dement aa admlntairalor of tho aetata of R. Park - r.hi'fnre the Judge of rrohftte ?br Ker shaw (%>unty, ao<t aak for Letters iHnmiaao ry, Hern?)hr?? Haflnf fllntma agatnat ?ald ea ?#?? wlH piwtnt them ilnly Approved before thuMnto, an t ihoae indebted to wshl estate taunt ??>?!?? pnymt>ii|ie H. Wt PAKKEll, ooi 8tKh >v .u ,.AJ ft <?> ^Adtnlahurator, _1 ?hi zjizriiL iwijwiy ~ Ik? ytUiw feveH. dying out In MwnphM. Yellow fiur I* reported u spreading in Arkansas. The Japan e?? minister bubwa uoexpect ?dly called from Berlih. Two thousand Spaniards wer? drowsed by Ike reoent floods 1* Spain. The cotton eh>p in Alabama bu suffered from the reoent heavy raiaa In (bat State. The LoaUlana Republloans hat* noinina Ud a Bute ticket, but with DO hop* of suc cess. Tbo war la Afghanistan it ?till progress lag. The natives are attacking the British troops.. An immense fire at Ufa, Russia. One* fourth of the towa burned. Many people killed. An effort Is being made 'n Liverpool to eeooad the American orusade against the Momons;.. An airengem?nt has been made for pos? tal money erdert between the Vuited States and France. Twenty-five hundred emigrants embark ed at the close of hut month from Genoa for the United Slates. Tbe ex->Empress Eugenie has gone to the Zulu's land, to pray upon tbo spot where her son was killod. The New York Chamber of Commerce re ports the snm of $10,GOO as having been for warded to the Memphis sufferers up to the 6lh inst. A prise fight between a man and a dog in New Albany, Indiana, in which nothing but the teeth were used, resulted in a Tic lory for the man. ^ Gen. Ewingsrys he has no theories to Of fer as to his defeat in Ohio. In' thin he dif fers from most other people, who hare a well defined theory ou the subject. Russia \r indignant at the hostile tqpe of Lord Salisbury's speech in Parliament, and Austro German alliance is said to cause uneasiness to the Csar. Mr. It. G. Wilson, overseer on the plan tation of Mr. T. 0. Curetoo in the Waxhaw district of Lancaster county, has already gathered 12 bales of cotton to the mule. Gladstone, the English Liberal, in an in terview wi'.h a newspaper report cr, declared that ho does not wish oflico for himself. He believed that bis party would go into power at the noxt oleotion. The Largest block of grauito over quar ried in New England has bfcen takon out at Woodbury, Vt. It was !M0 feet long, Itf to 16 feet deep, 15 feet wido, weighed 4080 tons, and required 078 wodges, with 60 lbs. of powder to stnrl it. Herr Von BennlgMon, leader of thn Na ttonftl Littorals, has been suggested, as the leader of the Nat i anal Liberals, as (ho candidate for ibe Presidency of (ho Prus? ian Diet. It is believed (hut (he proposal emanates from Bismarok, and is intended an a notioo to Ibe olerioals not to be too ex orbitant in tbeir expectations. A member of (he Cabinet, speaking of the Ohio election, said it was well enough (o claim the victory as one of the principles of (he Republican party, but (lid jyineipal reason for (be defeat of Ewing was llio quar rel bot Ween Kwing and Thurtnan. Ho says from the first ibe republicans counted more upon Thurtnan's friends sacrificing Ewing (han upon any other oauso. He mentioned (ho names of several of Thurmao'is friends who two weeks ngo wet-o having themselves interviewed so as to place it before the pub Ho tlmitho main object Wus to save the Leg isljituro. He called attention to the Inter view wiih Lefcver, an Ohio Member of'Con KrenH, who Was in Washington several weeks ago, and who was generally interviewed, and always with one result; that he hoped the Democrats would eloot Ewing, but was oertdln' tjiey wogld elcot iho Leglslaturo. The class of politician! Who hang'around (bo able Ohio Senators'are men wbo do no( oomtrvand any respoot here, and, as (he member of the cabinet sold, would Soil-out any man for money.?Cur. Courier Journal. NEW ADVERTISEMENTS." Bokesbury Gonference School, Cokesbury, S. C. "* ' *0:6-- ? ? The firstsossion of tbe 44th scholastic year BEGINS ON MONDAY, SEPT. 1st. 1870. THE SECOND1 8E3S10N BEGINS ON M ON DA V, J ANY. 11, 1880. The school is now Iho oldest Institution ef Learning now open in (bo State, orid- is (he FIR8T Educational En to Uprise of tiio $. C. CONFERENCE. ? ? ? ' '? < '? !35 The institution ofleas advantages possess ed by no o?Her school of the Aatno qrade. , Preparation of young men for college w|ll' us thorough as that afforded-by any otj#.'I ttr school in the Stuto. Hoard is- less limn can be obtained elsewhere. Tuition lifts been reduced to suit the times. Tuition froin^l & "^^0 Per Session. Hoftt-d, Including washing, light niul furl, $10 per Month In advance. Contingent fee per year. Iii feitriafloo the school Is singularly forf,., tunato. It iM located Abo< t two inlles from llio Greenville artJ Columbia R. R., in the healthiest portion of (he State. i ' The town of (Jokenbury is entirely froff'.j Irom Dr'.nktng and Gambling saloons, and other haunts ot vke. ) The moral tone ?f sooioly is high. For eirouUrs, address J. P. Prltohard.A ^.Hector oct 80.: FINAL DISCHARGE. Notice is hereby given that J. B. Bran- . non li?s rtpHlel to the Judge of Probata of | Kershaw County, lor final discharge an Guardian of 'John K. Bvannon, It is or dered that Monday, the 24th of November, be fixed for hearing the petition. ' F. V BEARD, Oot. 28 td. , .. ..Probate Judgo. S;. {. & **''? ^ * $*,*".< i Wit imm? i ? . li ?? ?i? i i" <*?????i?i ? i i K8TATB BAIiHi - On Thursday November fl, next, 1 will soil to the highest hlddor, at tho restdonoo oftue Into Jas. A. Elliott?, deceased, tho entire personal property of said estate, Terms Cash. SAKA1I A. KM.IOTTK, Adm'X. Oct 2? t2 ?* United States ot America. Diittrieb of South (htrolinct. In lh* JMtift Court?/;? Admiralty, W. J. Grahtrn, Libelant, T. A. Moore k Co., Libellnnts, ri. Ij. M< lloswell and W. W? Sklrtner?Owners of the Stoamer Lillington. , . Execution*, virtue of tho above executions to me directed by the Honorable Judge of the District Court of South Carolina, in Ad? mirallty, for Ibe District aforesaid in the above eases, I will offer for sulo the Steam er tllJ.tNGTO^, now lying at (ho Wateree Bridge, In the county of ' Kershaw, ou Thursday, the 18<h day of November, 1870, at 11 o'clock, a. m.; together with all hor tackle, apparel, furniture, Ae. Conditions?cash. R. M. WAl.I.ACE, U. 8. Marshal. Per Jon* Pour, Deputy. KSTA tMIsaZe. 7 MKHONKY k HEARD, Auctioneers. On Thursday. Nov. 6tk, 1870# will be sold fo the highest bidder. a< the lata resideneo ef Mr*. Iianu.,1. Crosby, dooeased, tha en tire personal property of said dtfo?a*#d.f> Terms Cilsh, GWW&fi OROSHY, ittxecu Oot'29 t2 ,? X K. BINQLETOtN, / tvn. GO. CLOTHING * DEPARTMENT. Oof atock this season is antistially at tractive, comprising full lines of ' BUSINESS and DRESS SUITS for MEN, YOUTHS and BOYS, , and an examination of GOODS & PRICES will convince you of our determination to supply jour wants. ?? ? v j*,. mm Buying fbr two large stores an Immense amount of goods,POR CASH, wo proeuro ull tho great advantages whtoh Manufactu rers offer lo Wholesale Dealers. Our cus tomers get tho boneflt thereof. ? 8. A. AEHSTHIm A 00. Hats and Furnishing Gooi Wo are now showing tho most complete lino #f HATS, SHIRTS. UNDERWEAR DRESS and DRIVING GLOVES, &C ? . Gentlemen could possibly wish to soe , md our prices will ho found to be LOWER THAN THE LOWEST. s~iET~:?1? Worsted, Only 15 Cents. ? ' ^ ' 1 'i I > > > *V % ? X" Ladies Particular attention is callod to our rerv larg? stock of DOMESTIC and FOREIGN Dress Goods, 8ILK8, SATINS and nil otJicr trlmings to match. Also to our CLOAKS ami DOL MAN8,. SHAWLS. 8ACQUES, NUBIAS, UNDERWEAR, II08IERY and 0LOVES, EMBROIDERIES and LACES. CORSETS, BUTTONS,, TIES. RUCMINOS, AC., &C. Our stock in tbese departments will un doubtedly bo appreciated by our Lady Friends. jUlaek ?ilfntca, Doubto width, very fair quality, only 20cls. Come and look ai it. Dry Goods. Wo have prepared ourselves for an ini wtuse business, and any one can soe at it glauoe, that wo have now in store the lar gest stock of goods that has ever been under any one roof in the (own of Camden. Como and see the Lirgest Stock of FLANNELS, BLANKETS, JEANS and CASSIMERES, WATEIl-PROOFS and LINSEY8, SHEETINGS and SHIR TINGS, TABLE LINENS and DAM ASKS, NAPKINS and TOWELS, SEA ISLANDS and BLBACIIINGS, 1'HI NTS and GINGHAMS, ' DRILLS and OSNABUHGS, SC., &C. V In addition to our giving yon tho LA R GEST STOCK to fctlect from, we are doler nuned to make it pecuniarily interesting to you to trade with in. We offer, therefore, SEA ISLAND as low asO cents. CHECKED HOMESPUN as low as 8^ els. FLaNNEI^Srh low as 16 cents. Everything equally as low. STUDY YOUR OWN INTERESTS. BUY WHERE YOU BUY CHEAPEST. WE GUARANTEE SATISFACTION WE LEAD IN L'JW PRICES Brogans as low as 75c Brogans as low as 7 5c PLEASE LOOK AT THEM. Boots and Shoes, ? Immense Stock, To bo offered at BOTTOM PRICES I Tl.is Block comprises full lines of goods for GENT'S. LADIES. MISSES, ROYS und CHILDREN'S WEAR, and we would advise one and all not (o )>uy a pair of Boots or Shoes before looking at our stock. We desire to direct special attention to our FINE ailOES for Ladies, Misses and Children, wlihh wo have made to order and guarantee thorn equal to any in the market. We warrant every pair of ROOTS or SHOES to lie good vuluo for the money. ?? : ??? a ? rV*/Z CARPETS RUGS. CURTAINS. SHADES. OILCLOTHS. Wc arc now prppared to show a Tory nice assortment ol'thesu goods, the l,.itrmr Designs A Nl> * l a west pmcMS. \V> transact only a CASH BUSINESS, losing therefore no money on bad debts, u:xl we have a constant buyer In New York, who is always on tho look out for bargains Our customers get the benefit thoroof. 8. A. AltNSTKlN St CO. T/trw'A'.f, Vazrsss, ? &?rcaS?.&0 TliM YRI/tJfG &*es. Whether you Intend traveling, or remain' ing at home, it will pay you to invoet in 0110 of our Trunks. We hav^Tiuuks from 50 Cts. to $15.00 S. A. ARNSTEIN & CO. AHEAD OF ALL ! PRICES CBT CLOSE! Store Crowded HEW ?OOOOOO?? OOOOOOOOOpOOOOOOOOOOOOOnOOOOAOOOOOOOOOOO ? 8|RASINQ80H a MELm^ o oooooouoooooooooooooooooooousooooooqoooo Trtko great plrnmiro in announcing to ? heir ihiiiim'hu') |mir. iih in Kershaw a&dnd joining counties that tlioy bnve JUST OPENED A complete Asiortmenyof ... FANCY FAMILY, A PLANTATION GRO ? , . *?? > ?? CERIKH, ' every desirable olnss. We hft*e bought these goodn ut. htu-d pun prlues, and intend iO sell them at tiUcb email nrofUs, anil eon HequoaiUy at i Such Low Prices as will guarantee quick sales. It is neodloss to aUempt to enumerate, even partially, tho various items of goods in our heavy stock. Suffioo to sny that we oan gratify the most fastidious. V, ' ' Full Stook or BAGGINk & TIES, and at unsurpassed prices. 'COTTON BOUGHT at highest mark Quotations, and paid for in Greenback* Iton't fail In call A see us bofore you make yom- purohases. HIS\SIMiT0N & KHTTLKS. 8oj?t. 11 If. f< 1 11 1 . ."ii PURE WHISKIES Wi,,, Wines, Brandies, &c. I still oontlnue to keep * ' The Best Liquors in Camden. and guarantee to sell us low, if not lower, than ether houies. The popular "Od Crow" Whldkey. is kept only by me, and sold at alow fignre. Also, FAMILY GROCERIES TOBAjOCO AND C1GAK8 Constantly on hand. Give me a call. janltly ar. n. Haoiiitti YOtJ OAN Kind n Well Assorted fltoek of1 l'lece (1oo<1h; Cnsstniores, Twoeu*. Katl? not* and Joans, nt ItAUM IlKoB. A CARD. The undersigned begs to announce to thrfl friends tiii<HU(b)>\it tho country that h$ Winy mgain >>e found wt tho popular house of I*. W. JOIU>AN * CO., whoro ho will be ptftnsod to )mvc4liont cull. ordersleft or sent to bltn will bo tilled to the very tml Advantage at lowest prioes and lit a foTth/ut ana wtls&oto ry man nor. .Very ItoKpectrully. ? J. K W. HAILK. ft . - >.?, *? ,.i) h ? ,y f'> </'*-? ? v / ?? ?'L m It'll 11^ 11IW>*?!?> MJ la ? H?I|1 l I ? n I t(* ? If yi.u with to boo ft flowing a|gl?t, call id IJitNtH Mrefr. ONLY 5 GTS. I)i\ S?emp l*as? opaned a de partm^t in his I3rug S^ore where yoti can get almost anything yon want for 5 Cents. Call and see the variety of useful articles. AT THE SAME PLACE. I beg to announoo to roy friends through out tins and adjoining counties that. I nm mill lo bo found at the popular and exten sive establishment of BAUM HHO'9., whore, with greatly augmented facilities foi* conduoting business I shall t>0 pleased to' extoutl (t hearty vyolcome ttud unprecedented inducements to all who may furoinne with AOtfty,. /. >x JACOB KATZ. , ?If you wIhIi to set) u pleasing siglit, call at Bunro Bk>.h. BIG STOCK! QUICK SALES! LOW PRICES! 'if * v??1 '/. j-'i ^QIOODS CHEATER THAN EVKjj^ AT THE QM> QOll^Kll J) KICK (^TOKK ? ? OF C. Gerald. ' Ihttvojust returned with an immense "took of good? of almost every description, and am determined to sell cheaper thun the same goods can bo bought elsewhero, lie ture to giv? mo a'call before you mate c your pur chant. 9 fe : ? . f ? ? ? HIGHEST ( ASH 1MUCK8 PAID Volt 1COTTO 1ST. Full Stook (if Jug A, Tios, CUIUS l". ? Full line of t'hn'leo Wifttidn nf Cigar*, and at lowest lMces. Host Gigurs In town at fire cents. ? Nice Assortment of plain and fanoy cau dles. ?arMr. W. I). Anderson may he found at the old brlok corner Store. ri H W. C. GEBMft. HAU^/bHO*'! f?r WW } ? ?Mm Probate Sale. By vtrtuo of tho pow?r given mo In n, ret tain mortgage executed by 11. Z. DiiUdii to J. l'\ Hnthorland, Probuto Judge, and his suc cessors In office, 1 will proceed to HOll ll) fro 11 tof the Court House door In Caindon, on Monday, Ootobor tltli to tho highest bld All thiil tract of land situated In Iho town of Cnmdort nnd oounty of Korsnnw. cookIhi Iok of lota^nowrt *nd distinguished In wo pfoft or nam town hh lots numbers olovon bundled and twohly to eleven hundred and twenty-four, both Inclusive, bounded north VXJ",1,"UP.\Weautby lotsNos. ID*, 1JS7, 1183, 1130,1140; Mouth by lot. Dumbor 1110, and Tkhmk? One half cash, bnlnneu In one year, to bo secured byhond ofputoh'isor and'irtnrt, gage of premises sold, with Intoroditom the day of Kale. r'KANK/K BFfARD, ; ? ? J. P.K. C: Probate Sale. By vlrtuo of tho.power given me In a cor* l/oii mortunge executed by it. V.;. Dntton. to James h. Sutherland, Probate Judge, and his successors4n office, l will proceed to.oell, In front of the Court IIohrc do'ir In Cttmtlon, on Monday October tjio Oth, Ih7i>, to 'he^jilicheM. All that tract of-lnnd In the town oft'aindfln Ke:-?lww County, oonsjuttng of lot* known nrid distinguished In the plan of Mild town, as lof* number eleven hundred and thirty two, elevon hundred and thlrty-thten, olo^en hundred and thirty four, bounded North bv HutledUe street, East by C hinch st reet,Houtji bv lotrimubcr eleven hundred and tlilrtv flve and West by lots ownod (formerly) Oy I khnh?One half cash, btlonCe payablo In one year, to be secured by the .bond of nur chaser nnd mortgage ofpremlKe* sold, with Interest from dny of sale, property to l>o in sured And policy ^(VMslunou to Judgo o/ Pro BEOS TOCALL THE Attention of his Friends and Patrons, nnd the General Public, to his Stock of DRUQ8 h MEDICINES, MACHINE OIL. LARD OIL. LINSEED OIL, PAINTS, VARNISHES, BRUSHES, and A tltt&Bn&L VtitilXEiTV op.' FANCY AND TOILET ARTOTLES, I^w'fepiticKH" pk,pnrc<l 10 "?U nt lh0 4U8T ItrcCKiVEIl, ft Pretty Assortment Of Lamps. Chimneys or Ml kinds, etc. W. CLVBURN. ACT. rou KNOOI* 1MMM & CO. The Largest Cotton Buyers In The United States. NO MIDDLE MftN. Cotton bought for them is shipped through to Rurope and other places. Planters. Merchants And others taking in cotton on lion, barter or town currency, will And It \A tnolr Interest Jo call on me W?ro selling or shIpnlng to their Factors, as they ST,1,'J.*!**? ft'orn 'hr<,,> t0 r?ur dollars per bale, will bo prepared to buy from ono to /lve I hundred bales ut any time. ' eH*h Pr'?? Paid In OUKKN IIACKfl. W.CI.YHUHN, Agt. Camden H. 0. Aug. 28 ly DENTISTRY. The undersigned, having returned to Camden, respeotfallj Inform* his friends and patron* that he oan he found at hi* OLD KTAND, otie doer belo^v the 0<mnty Treasurer's office. I. ?!. ALEXANDER, f). DN* . ??? I ? ?? ? y, t i& r, . . ' iffis ? iv the most uonJal bal*am?ver tu?d tor innerrra from pnf monprr dMeaaes* i I ?t> compowa of J>or 1/4*1 n???(M '!???? > nn??lfln etroot .on *>>WUuni ?MMnoi from thp Mi ]nr cnusft it to lj? expec ?teq, Mid ?tono? rhoclm tuelnflammat hlcn produce* the coukii. A ilti relieves the mn?l dutroiilnr.pni' ?oothe?ner?ou?ne?8, rorer to e n Joyn u loc r < plMMknlj rprdmlijtt ?What others say about ttWutVs JZocpectorant.o Had Asthma Thirty Years? Bai.timok?, Ftbfuary 3, t?/t. . **I haYehad Aathma thirtyyetirs, and never found ? medicine that had such a Happy effcct." W? T* HOGAN, Chtrfti ?L A Child's Idea of Merit. "*w yKVtAV.b^v'mS?rttmWi9. "Tott'sExpectorant la a familiar nutoo In my houna. My wife think* it the best medicine In the world, and the children ?*Y it la 'nicer then molaasea candy.' ?? NOAH WOODWARD, 101 N. Poydraa St. ? Six, and all Croupy." u I em the mother of elx children | a) I of tltetto hftva beencroupy. Without Tutt'a Expectorant, I don't think they cotilfl havu survived aomo of the attack*. It ia a mother'* blearing." MARY 9TEVEN9, FranWbrt, Ky. Bxpectorant, In iuddea emergenciea, for cougha, "??P' "t".' PELUI, M.D., Nowarfl, N. J. THE TREE IS CTSWH B? ITS FRUIT." . v ei*v? ?. ijjwjr?unf Hiwlllti Ky. ' MTott'? PHI* ?re ft apodal bleaeinr of tho nine. Uenthccnturv.,'-REV. F. R.QSOOQD. NiwYork. ' "I havo ueed Tatt'STJuMof torpor of the liver. They aro superior to Any modklno lor biliary dl*. AMenyyMH Law, Augueta, QaJ ' "I have uaedTutt'e Fill* fivey?nIn my family, They are uncounted forcoitlreneeaand blllon^ne**.* F. It. WH.80N. Georgetown, ?1 have need Tutt'e Wedlclilowlth srrcnt benefit.* 4 W. W. MANN, gdltor Mobil* Refll.ter. ??Wo Mil flftr boxeoTTulPe Ull* to five ?f *11 ethere."?SAVRE A CO., CarteravlH*. Ga. (;' "Tuli'e PUla have'only to be tried to e?t*MUh their merit*. They work like magic." W. H. BARRON, 90 Summer St., Roeton. MThere la no medlcino eowrolt Adapted to tho euro ?f bllloue dUordors ne Tutt'a Pllle." JOS. PRUMMEL, Richmond, Virgil*. AND A TifOUBANO MORS* OM~ I III le'ini ????'! nU Iii?eii>i?#.? ?' ?? m TUTTS HAIR DYE UTX} OHS3SD* % HIGH TESTIMONY^ > FROM TUS PACAFJLOlMBifJtU ^OUTII (JAttOMNA IIA11, ItOAI). ?WA<*fiK oe urnfcntrr.K: On nntl niter October 7th, I'ftaaenuer IrnlnH on UioH. O. H. II. Will run ha follow* i I#o?vo ('minion, &80a. m. liWp.m. I/Orv?< KIhrvIIU", U:ft7n. m. n.-JVip.'ni. Arrive ('nltttnbliv. lOitOn, m. ft: 40 p.m. Arrive Charleston, 7i4ftp. m. Arrive AuKHotn, fh20a.tn. tJi'. r<enve ChftHeaton, r>:3o a. m. f/OAVO AuRUfctA, tt>l5R.in. Lenve Coluimnln, CiHOa. m. H:00 p. in. Lenuft Klngvllie. tMOn. in. iiwp. ni. Arrive ?'??r>?l' n, 12:00noon, 7::?i p, in. I), t;. Al.liKN.O. I\ \\ (?n*BHRl oiikrhsI 50 boxen or?atn nhcoiio st roUuooJ prifloa, for mIo by Bsdtn Br oh. RIIJMOXH fii Large Quantities, at tho radio Low PrlcoK, i\t iiAlJM ItUOH. J. W. NIC UR R Y, (AT JONES' OLD STAND,) I have Just opened one of thu Largest Btocks of GENERAL MERCHANDISE Kvor brought-to this market, to which I In vito the attention of buyers. Dry Goods, My stock consist* of nn elegant selection of l>Ul>iS OOOJJB. of new designs for Kali and Winter, Oooda for Gentlemen's wear, Hols ery, oIovcm, White Goods, nnil in /act ovary tblng ono couid.doslro In this Hue. no'tio n s. Thin Depnrtiherfl 1* oomplote In every re Spoet. Boots, Shoea & Hats. of tho t<ato?l Styles, and at BOTTOM PKICE8. Family and Fancy Groceries, Orange in qfcrt others will find It tO' their In terest t<> call and look at my Htock 6t groce ries before they, purehaso. as I am determ ined not to h ('undersold In this or uny other department of l)UKlncs>t. ? ?? ? IIA ROW A UK A SPECIALTY". iriH Yi - ' It In addmltted by nearly every one, that my stock of Hardware Is the largest arid best se leetod over brought to Camden. It Embraces almnstOvory tiling that oould be deetred In that line. (;all and oxamlno my stock before purch asing, ah 1 am mtormlned not to bo UNDKR J. W. McGURRY. NEW AND LATEST STYLES * OP Fashionable Milllna '' JUST RECEIVED BY, JfTrs. Sr. TWJBJE0, Having Ju?t returned from New York Mid oilier Northevn market*, where I spent ?ome time in tho study and selection of our FALL BIOL'K. I am plonaod to atononrtee to my many friends, and the publio at Urge, thai I am nOw opening An Elegant Line OF LADIES' HATS, LADIES' UNDERWEAR, LA DIES'TRIM MINUS, CORSETS, RIB HONS. GLOVES, TIES, ;/&<>., &0. All of whleh will be gold at a very Mnell M ndvanee on ootd. TKo attention of the I,adieu in eftpeolally called to till* ATTRACTIVE STOCK.' Our Fall opening of PATTKKN HATH will takft plaoo on Tueeday, Ootobor I4lh. Call and nee tno. NO TROUBLE TO RICOW (IOODH. oot9m8 MRS. 8. WEED. m M.ln OottaMa,*. 0. ?