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Fresli Family Groceries. Just received at the Camden Grocery Store, fresh supply of Family Groceries, consisting i part of Sugar, Coffee, Tea, Molasses, smoked an pickled Salmon, Mackarcl. pickled Beef, suga cured Hams, Irish Potatoes, cheese, crackers Oct. 31 S. ItENSON. Fruit and Candies. Orange.?, Lemons, Grapes, Raisins, Almonds Pine Apples, Bananas, and the finest assortment of Candies ever offered in this market. Just re ceived by S. BENSONA fresh Supply. The subscriber has just received a new stipph of superior Family Groceries, consisting of Loa lump, crushed and brown Sugar, Coffee, Tea, Alo lasses, Rice smoked Salmon. Mackarel, (in whoh and half barrels and kits,) Herrings, smoked llcef sugarcurcd llams, Irish Potatoes, Allspice, Popper Ginger, Cheese, Sperm, Adamantine and Tallov Candles, and-it great variety of other articles, ii I his line, all of which will be sold very low for cash Oct. 31. A. K. ALLEN. Fresh Fruit. Pine Apples, Oranges, Lemons, Bananas, Rai sins, and Almonds, all of the new crop. Also, ai assortment of Charleston made Confectionary. For sale by A. E ALLEN. Tobacco and Scjarx. ^ 1 . Thomas' superior gold leaf chewing Tobacco Fine cut Smoking Tobacco Spanish, half Spanish and American Segars For sale by A. K. ALLEN. For tlic- Season. A fresh supply of the genuine Lubin's Extraii Jockey Club, lloquct de Caroline, Kxtrait Mousse ? line, Verviene, Rose, Patchouly and O ange d? Portugal; Ilauel's Lustra I Hair Restorative. Sha wing Creain, &c., Alaugenet & Coudray's and E Unussel's Philocombc. an elegant preparation o liecPs marrow, for the liair; Dili's I ledyosmia; Pa ley's Extract of Verbena; llaujl's E.iu i!e Veinu and Nymph Soap; Cleveland's superior Cnlngnt Water in pint bottles. together with a fine assort merit of Combs, finishes, Toilet Powder, &.c. &c Just received at CLEVELAND'S Patey-s Cold Cream, A superior preparation for ladies that are annoy ed with chapped laces, lips or hands, at this sensor of ti e year, removing the annoyance at once, am rendering the skin soft and smooth. A new sup' l?lyjnst received at CLEVELAND'S. Von need not grope in darkness now The subscriber has just received his fall-am winter supplies of superior Lamp Oils, which hi xvill sell as low as articles of the same rprality cat lie got in hBarleston, for cash. also Superior Neatsfoot andTiain Oil for tanners Family <nd Plantation Castor Oil, at prices lowei than thev can bethought this side of Bhnrleston J. A. CLEVELAND. Notice. An election will be held on ^Saturday next, ai the Council Room, for a member of the Tewi tiuard, in place of A. I). Willi elm, resigned. Ap p'icants must hand in their letters previous'to tiia time. By order of Council, Oct.UO. I*. W. BALLARD, Reconler. S until Carolitri-Kcrdnw !)i<trict. Br Joini it. Jov Esqcire Okdinakv. Whereas James W. Cantey applied to me foi Jitters of Adiniuistration on all and singular the Ootids and chatties, Rights and credits of John Kiddle dee'd, late if the District aforesaid, dec'd These are, therefore, to cite and admonish al and singular, the kindred ami creditors of the sait ftocensen, l'? oc ana appear uemrc mc <?i ?'m n- .m Ordinary's Court f?>r the said District, to he at Kershaw Court Mouse on ti e tenth day of No veniber next, to show cause, 'f anv, wl^r the said administration should d it be jrraiiled* Given under my hand and seal, this the 24th dnt of October it) the year of our Lord one thonsanc oijriit hundred and forty ei'jht. and in the seventt third vear of American Independence: JOHN It. JOV. o v D. November 1st, ISIS. 41 tf THE CAMDEN H RANCH. Is now open to C.\MI)KN, for Freight and I'ir. iKenjers. A l'assenocr 'i'rain runs daily in con iie&fi'-n mi the S nth Carolim Rul Road leavin ; in tiirn to connect at t he .^r the arrriMjof tin ' Charleston Cars rcarli^^^V ?n before darlT. Nchednlc foi^^^iim;. "Leave t'rmulen, f> a- .11. " Jloykius. 03,) 4 'f ' " t'lermnnT. 7 V ** " Miiltili'ion. 730 ^ Arrive Junction. 8 15 N w ItKTLRNINjfj^y Tjmvi* JutH-tmn. l! )"i r^V. *' Midillctoii. 3 45 T* ** riormoiit, 4 15 * " Boykiiif. 145 Armc CVm !m. 5 15 " On Mondays, Wednesdays, ami Fridays, an Ac xtommcdation Train will leave t ire Junction a: b ^ a. m,and arrive at Camden at II, a.m., returniuj kt will leave Camden at 12 M, an 1 arrive at the June t tion at 2 HO. p. m. L On Tuesdays, Thursdays, ami Saturdays, t?i; Accommodation Train will run to Columbia, leaving the Junction at 8 lid, a. nr.. will arrive at Col 1 ntnbia at 10 a .m , and returning will leave Coliim | l)ia at 1, p. m , and arrive at J miction at 2 HO, p. m| i. There accommodation trains make a direct com v munication, daily except on Sumlavs, betweei Cunden and Columbia.' Thus, on Mondays, HVd yiesdays, aujrFridays, a passenger may leave Cu ^ lumbia at 7 a. m and arrive at Camden at 11 a. >1 May leave Canxten at 12 m. and arrive at Colum "bia at 4 13 p. m. On Tuesday's Thursday's and Saturday's, a pas [monger may leave Camden at 6 a. m. and arrive a Columbia at 10 a. m., and may leave Columbia a ] p. m. and arrive at Camden at 5 13 r m For further information apply to N. I). Baxlej l Agent at Camden, or any of the Agents on tb f iSouth Carolina Kail Road. ? JOHN McRAE Chief E:ig:necr. For the accommodation of th-ve who desire t he present at the Extra-Scssion of the J.egislatnr * an Extra train will run on the Camden Branch o SUNDAY 3th November. The extra train wil Seave the Junction at 8 90 a. m.; arr.vc at (Tannic at 11 a. m.?returning will leave t'aiinlen at 1'J n t and arrive at the Junction in time for the Mail Trni * (or Columbia. JOHN Melt A E Chiaf E,pg'r. ^ October 31, 44 tl k A Surveyor. The subscriber respectfully offers his service; and solicits the patronage of land holders, an 4 promises that his work shall be performed accurate Jy and expeditiously.?Address him at Ilangin Stock Kershaw District. JOHN I). ^ OUNCJ. Dwelling lo Kent. ? Tlie upper apartments of the Bank of Cnmdc will be rented on favorable terms to an approve tenant. Apply at tbe Bank. October &>th. 1818. 43 3t. Notice This. The subscriber will run a good PASSENGEI r COACH to and from tbe Rail Road for the accou f modation of Passengers, and will take them to an part of the town as cheap as the cheapest. Sma favors thankfully received. "JOHN K. WIT!IER.SPOON. October 23th, 18-18. 43 tf Fresh Arrivals. The subscriber is receiving and opening a lar^ i 1 and varied Ptork of Fall and Winter Goods, roi sistingof Dry Goods of every description; Han ^ ware, Groceries and Crockery, which will he so B for cash or punctual customer, as low as they cr B be hrd in this market. C. MATUKSON. October 4th, 1918. 40 tf > f NEW CASH STORE. The citizens of Kershaw and the adjoining disj tricts are respectfully informed that the subscriber has opened the store formerly occupied by Mr. II. , j Levy, and is now receiving a large and carefully " | selected stock, consisting of Hardware, Crockery and Groceries, t ^11 of which he offers FOR CASH, at such prices - as must command the attention of purchase-! The following are a few of the artic'~ utcli he can confidently recommend as being oasi sed for cheapness and elegance? j-1 Ladies' Department. ' 6-4 Brncale Cashmeres, with Fancy Silk Cravat*. 4'cI Trimmings to match Kid, easlnncre & silk Gloves * I Rich Plaid Cashmeres \ full assortment of Hosiery , j Newest stysep printed do Linen-cambric IM'k'fs* ? Chamclion Cashmeres Ilemsiiteh ami Revtere do . Trafalgar Plaids I-reach Needle Work, very ; Satin striped Cashmeres elmap. comprising, 1 FaneyM. Delaines, newde-|3Ii|s|in Collars, a: all priees j signs Straight do newest shapes j Satin striped Alpacas elegantly trimmed Rlaek and colored do Chemisetts. plain and trtm'd. Finest Eurteston Gingham* Muslin Cuffs . Changeable French do i Swiss and Jaconet Edgings , | Fancy check do. in great va-j do do Insertings i riety * r.nee Capes and Collars ( Shawls, suitable f r the sea- An assortment of Zeph.Wo.?l | son?amongst them arc' do do Floss Nilfc J j "Lainartine," "California." Plain and shaded Purse Silk : and ".Mexican" 8-1 Shawls Fashionable Bonnets 8-4 printed Cashmere do Itnuriet and Cap Ribbons Small Shawls every descrip- Thread and Lisle Lares, &c tioti ' , AT.sn A vrry large and varied assort incut of fre.ch ! j Winter Calicoes, American,-French and English, I , fast colors, bought unusually low, and offered at j prices that cannot fail to recommend them, ir.cltt! j ding a variety of 4-4 Fiench printed Cambrics. ! Gentlemen's Department. i Rlaek Rroadclotli Rlaek Satin Vesting* fi do French Doeskins Plain hlk-eravats and stocks . j do French and English Fancy Cravats . j Cassitnerc* Silk Pocket Handkerchiefs ^ j Fancy striped and check do iCotton half Hose, at all prices ' MWt all ivmll Tweeds IMerino Shirts and Jtrnwers * "Rough and Ready" Cassi- Cotton do do nn^es 'Fashionable I'ttr and MoleSatt inetts, pa in and fancy 1 skin lints Plantation Smfls. assorted Satin, cloth and fur Caps 1 Fancy Cashmere and Valen- Roy's cloth Cajis, new style cia Vesting* "j ~ KEADV-MADE CLOTHING. t Tweed Coats, at all prices IBlack Satin Vests 1 l - -i - I .n. t. .1,, I 1 ,,,ln -A. <I<F I I I}!ack Dress anil Frock do ! Fancy cashmere do 1 Overcoats, aborted | Plaid do assorted , ! AH fresh from the North, well made and fashiona| 1 My rut. Also, a superior si or k of rcdy niadc , Shirts, together with a peroral assortment of surh , nrlicies as are usually found inn country store,all ; of which will he marked low, and ofietcd to the ' public as a specimen of the Cash Systrin. . I JAMES WILSON. ;| Oct. 31. 44 ? tf .1KW F t I J> GOt)?N. ! The subscribers are now rcceivinp and opening , their stock of-fancy and staple Goods, to which j j t Ley respectfully invite the attention or their friends 1 [ and the public generally, as they will be sold low 1 | lor cash. They consist in part of | Alpnccns I Fancy Prints t i Cnslim ! "< iKtielish do j Mouslin Delaines |Hpnvn and bleached Shirt| Ginghams | itig* j Red and White Flannels i 'din wis and Ilandkilrcliicfs j Canton do jlliankct* Apron Checks IIlose and Half Hose It.-il Tick 'doves. .Mitts. Arc. Ac. r Plain and strijx-d II?me?pnns| . " At. SO iAn invoice of Ready-made Clothing : Dundee and Kentucky Ranging, Rope and Twine I An assortment of ladies'and gentlemen's Shoes I I Negro and ho'isc servant's Shoes With a general assortment of Hardware, Gla?s and I l Crot kerv ware, and Groccties, Liverpool Salt. j . For sale by GEO. S. DOUGLAS CO. Oct :n 41 tf__ To Rent. I The Brick Office formerly occupied by Doctor j . George Reynolds, and adjoining the one at present o<: upied by F. L. Zetttp. The office cotitains three j senilis, and is most ci'iiveniently situated tor luisi- . uess.?Apply to JA.MKS CIlKSNt'T Jr. Oct IS.?11 tf Agent fur Administratrix. < To Kent. 'J'ue lioijse and Mi on J>ron<I-siro?:t, niiu uuor uu i | low ilie Telegraph otpcc, ai present occupied l?v I i B. (i iss. Possession riven u:i >lie first of Decern- ' I ber next. Applv to A. E. ALLEN. j * J )<^. 18. '12 _ :jl_ ! x To Kent. e Some half dozen Dwelling Ilouses and about half as many Store Houses. Anplv to Oci 1=5. JOHN WORKMAN. Tlic Coinitiissioiui's ol* the Poor The CnmuiLsinners of I lie I'oor (o'd and now ! Boards.) are requested to moot at tlio Store of E. W. Boiinev. on the li'st Monday in Novemlier next, fit 11 o'clock. W. E. llUlillSOX. Clerk. Oc*ob**r IS. 11 tf Sheriff's Sales. By virtue o! sundry writs of Ei Fa to tne direr fed, I will sell before the court bouse door in Cam. j II d-'u on lite lirsl Monday and day following in No- i ir veinbcrnc.W being the Ot &. Till days of said inoi ill, j ^ j between the legal hours of sale the following I pro erty to wit; ? Acres of Land more or less. adjoining lands ~\nf (inn. ("aotey and others, tying on the waters of, Lynches creek, near Porter's Bridge,.levied ^?^Bnd to b" sold as the properly of the defendant 1 i a*t_tlie suit of Jolni I). Murray vs. PcMor McCas- j . kill,-whereon the defendant resides. , J " ?u's0-? I [. | 300 arms of J,anil. n:nre or less, lying on Pig | u i Lvnehos crook, bounded north I v lands ol the cs- | tale of-J.ovick Young, west aiul sniifli by lands of j J. J. A/cLauren, and east !>v I5ig Lynches crook, j levied on and to lie sold as the properly of the de- [ fondant, at fksuit of the State vs. 8. I). Hough. , | also. t acres?)fi,a.nd, more or loss, lying on the waters ot (IrannyV Quarter creek, whereon the j , dcfeic ant resides, adjoining lands ol H. Sill, W in. e Clyburn and others,'levied on and to he sold as I the propelty of the defendant at the suit of John Smart vs. William 11. Tupcg. o 1 One negro man named Kaon levied on and to lie , c ! so I as the property of the defendant at the suit of! n Daniel Boauford and others vs. Daniel Motley. ; ill Terms cash, Purchaser to pay for all necessary m j papers. T J. WAIIKMX, 8. K. D. j; Medical and surgical Xoticc. The undersigned rcspectliilly inform the riti- I r.ens of Kershaw ami the surrounding districts that j they have instituted in (kuiidcu an Jnlirjnary for 1 i chronic disease, where patients w ill he received on ' . the follow iug terms?for medical treatment, inclu- > (j ding diet, (id cents pet day; w here operations : are required, (lie usual fee will he an additional " charge. ? Patients will he under the constant supervision ; of the proprietors, and every provision made lor i their comfort. n Tl c above establishment oilers to Planters wim j ! may have cases of chronic disease on their plantn! lions, advantages not obtained hv the ordinary ! mode of practice, as it insures systematic treatment j - ! and regimen, desiderata often indispensable to sticj cess mj the Ireiituient of disease. ft \V. J. Mr K A IN, M. I), i- C. J. SH.WXOX, M. I), v Oct. 18. 1> tf "j itIRK. <SOODLAD*S Fashionable Jioimet store. New (joods just received, consisting of Ribbons, - . ]>onnets, Flowers, Capes. Cardinals, Cloves, &.c I open and ready lor sale at very low prices for rasli rc or to punctual customers. Mrs. (?. particularly i- recommends tliciji as being tiic most, fasliionable in I" tlio market. Id Cf Honncis cleansed, altered and trimmed so as in to render tbe most skillful judges unable to tell | | tliein from new. At th" store formerly occupied I i by Or. A. DrJ.eon. Oct. 18. | RAYMOND & WAKING'S iAlk Great ZOOLOGICAL EXHIBITION From (lie City of New York. GRAND CAVALCADE. On pntrrin<r oarli place of Exhibition the Menace ric will bo preceded by ibo grand and novel ?poctaclc of an elegant Music Chariot drawn by eight firov Horse.*, of tbc largest sizr, containing a Band of Musicians, who will enliven tbe scene by executing a variety of favorite pieces of music. Mr. John Shaffer, tbe daring Lion Tamer, and his equally intrepid LADY, will enter the -age of Lions, Tigers, I jeopards and Panthers. He will driven large African Lion attached to a car, and will bv various graceful and daring feats show bis complete control over animals which usually sceined of tbe most savage disposition. Will exhibit at Winnsbo'ough on Tuesday, Nov. 14, at Thomas Rnber son's, Long Town, on Wednesday, Nov. 13, and at Camden, Nov. 10, 18 IS. Admittance 50 cents: children and servants ball price. RAYMOND ?fc WARIXfJ wnnU announce to the citizens of the West that they will now have nn npjwirtunity <>l seeing the celebrated JOHN SIIAFFRR AND LADY. lie has been styled hy critics the " l.ion King.'" as lie has exposed his life heretofore in subduing the largest anil most terrible l.ion ever caught.: this animal is at present in bis possession, and has rc|K-nledly saved his life when exorcising the n?her lica?ts in the performing cage. His feats have been beheld hy millions : henetnalh PntVKs a Wii.ii l.tov. harnessed to'a ear. thus showing tlie supreme in.ajestv of man above the hru'e. " The Wild Tena nts of the Forest, from the huge and docile Elephant, the inaj-siic Lion of unexplored Africa, the fierce Titrer of the Rengal jiuiglrs. the heaiiiiful l.eopard, the playful hut ferocious Rear, gentle (inwlle. the useful anil patient Camel, the curiously striped Zebra, the graverobbing Hyena, the stealthy J'niither. the savage Wolf, the twining Fox. down tl.rough all the lesser grades are 1-crr twhchl with perfect safety, true to their ntanreat times hut |M-rfertly siiltject |o the coniroll of man. the lord of creation. Fowls of the air Reptiles, the most It*-ntitifnl. rare, varied ami dangerous ?>f their species, r>r?- also comprised in tins valuable collection: !? *cription i* powerless ami spare t<?o limited in admit it. Suffice it losny tl:nT tli?* proprictntvare of ili?> oldest stamfirp ami higher! celebrity. and have devoted vors ?>f i?'iJ and expense to I In- present ! l?-r i i? m, wliirli ispronounced in Intro;*- ami America. perfectly tmparallclcd. 'I'he moral and useful purposes which an exhibition lil.c tliis tan serve. arc perceived by all. and acknowledged by all. moralists: the exhibition serves tncntcrtain and instruct all in ibe wondrous works of the Supreme Being, and i-> particularly impressive nn tltc minds nfynntb. fcf* Particular reference is given to the Mammoth Bills. Posters and f.ilhngraphs in the priuciptil Hotels. By Tbc whole Menagerie. on entering each tmvn preceiled by the ear. containing the Nkw Voiik Brass Ba.vo, will form a timid Procession of twenty carriages containtabling the various nuimnis, and drawn by seventy-five horses. Ayrc's Cherry Pectoral, For Coughs, Colds nnrl Consumption. Jn^t received, a full supply of \yer"s Cherry Perioral, a truly valuable IIKMhl'V lor coughs-. colds and all nfleelions of the Inii^s. Mrd'ciii ('nllcgcs ami the I'rofession generally have given it the most flattering reception, its ingredient* and mode of prrjmrntioii having been publicly anil fully laid ojicn to tlu-ir inv|MTiiou. It i* a powerful and i tlii ieni remedy in aggravated disease, and in diminished doses one of the pieasaulest. safest and lest family iivdi.Snes ill it- . P.ir sale iu Caintleu by Jamks K MoKain. Druggist. (let, H. DRUGS AND MRDICINES, Ai CIi;trS<'s(o:a Prices. .1. A. C LBV ULAND, Rill'(I (J 1ST AM) APOTHECARY, Xr.ir];/ oyjior'Uc Moronic Hull, Cunidi'li, S. C. Tabes litis metItnd of itifdrnjinjr tlie citizens ol Citniden rtul tlie surroundingcountry, that lie still continues lp keep constantly on hand, a frc.-li and well sehcled stock of Drugs, Chemicals, Paints, Oils, nnd Dye-Stuffs, Patent .Medicines and Perfumery, Soaps, Brushes, f.'osnbs and Fancy Articles, Chrisiie'sCal vnttic Kings, Kelts, Bracelets,<tnr? ters nnd Xecklaees, TJioinpsoniaa Medicines. Embracing cvorv article now used in I lie practice, iVc. ?S:c. All of wliir-li will bo sold as low as article? ol the same description can be be boiisfbt in ("buries, ton. rot: ?:asu ?i: aitkoved creiht. UM'hysirians, l'iauters and Country Merchants will do well to ^ivo mo a call be lore purchasing elsewhere. "All .Modi' ices sold at tbis establishment war' ranted, and ail orders executed with despatch. Oct IS. . J. A. C. Clt vclitnd's Dentifrice, For removing all Torturous adhesions without injuring the Teeth, intcri oJiny its antiseptic finalities to scorbutic affections of the ifiims, restoring them to lirmncss and a pleasing color, and contributing; largely to establish tlie pearly wiiitoiicss ol tlie teeth, and a pure and a salubrious breath. A fresh supply ju>". received at Oct. is (41 if) CI.FYKLAND'S. Tlie Chcapot {Family ^1 < <!{? sue in Elco world. Dr. Robert's Compound Sar-npnrtlln Pills. All A Itrnili1'1'itiiic, Diim tir mul Miltl ('ullmrlir For the permanent cure of all diseases arising irmn nn imj?uro m;hc of Ifif* inonn, ;iimi mnrum rretionol' the I.iverund Stomach viz: F.rysipelas Srmfula or Kino's Kvil, I'icprs, I'itnples. Scale head, obstinate cutaneous Kruplions, Dln'ches. lioils, I'imples, ?or?\ w eak or inflamed eyes, (ilam dulnr swellings. 15,lions diseases, aid all cone plaints arising from an injudicious use of .Mercury A fresh supply jusi received at Oct. IS |:?}-. (dill) Cl.l-iVBLAND'S. . South Carolina. K ! ; lis II \ W I) I ST K I CT. /.%' EQIITY. Margaret Mc('a>kill and Samuel I*. 1/urcliisnn, vs Daniel iMcC'askill and others?Itil/ for a<ilc oj I,mill. It appearing tc? my satisfaction that Sarah Me Caskill, one of the defendant# to this Hill, resides beyond the limits of tins Stale: li is, on inotioi of J. M. licSattssnre, Coinplai mill's Solicitor, or dcrcd liial the said Sarah AleCaskill do answer plead or demur to this 15,11 within three mouth: irom this ale, or an order pro ronfesso will he en lered against her. W.M. .M. SHANNON, e. r..K.t>, October 13th. dvJ -'lin The subscriber's Agent# for the Saluda, ('on cord and Salem iiriuillacioiies, are constantly sup tilioil wiili tlu> lollowimr l'oimIs and varus, whirl -i- ithov <?fler for k:i I o on accommodatm;; terms, viz: Utiles cotton Usiiiiluir^, ( 1 :iim! 7-S, j>]a ti, " " " ;M.7-"ia!nN-l flripj n " " shirting, Jl-1, 7-S ai d 1 J 11 Varus of all numbers I'l-oin 1} fo 1". inclusive, " 1/nsevs, w11itr? ami colored. Tlio attention o! planters ami others pre cal led to the I,inset's1, a new article in this market, to the f111: Iitv and durability o| which, we are per milted to refer In Messrs. .las. Cl'osnul, Jr. J. M DeSaiissiire and II. I'nykin, who for some time pas have been furnished with tlieni. Iiiivers will find it to their interest to call am examine before purchasing elsew here. V. F. YIM.KI'KilJK &. SONS. Camden, October 11, I^IS. 11 tf Hostilities Resumed. Tlio Masonic Flail clothing establishment, which | has been closed during the summer months for the purpose of affording the proprietors a more favorable opportunity of visiting the North, and laying in a suitable stock of goods, was re-opened on Monday the Oth inst., with one of the finest and most select stock of Ready Made Clothing ever brought to this market, consisting in part, of?Gentlemen's Frock, business and Overcoats, cloaks, Pants, Vests, Iloserv, Gloves, Stocks, Cravats. Suspenders, Under-shirts, Drawers, Dressing Gowns, &c. &c., which will be disposed of at a very small advance on cost For. Cask. Persons visiting the Town, will find it to their advantage to call before purchasing elsewhere. Remember the Masonic IIall. W. A. KENT & MITCHELL. (Jarwlcn, October J1 tit, UJ-lrJ. 41 tt rVcw Fall ami Winter Goods. M. DRUCKER & CO. Arc now receiving their fall and winter stock, consisting of an extensive assortment of DRY GOODS, GROCERIES, HARDWARE, CUTLERY. &c...&c., to which they invite the attention of purchasers. Call and see, at the CAMDEN BAZAAR, . Opposite the Hank of Camden. The Subscribers Have just opened their FALL GOODS, which have been carefully selected from the New York market. They consist in part of Ladies' and Children's Dro-s Goods of tlie latest and most f.ishioni able styles; Clrtths, Ossimcros and Vesting?, Ilats i and (Japs, a variety ol Tweeds and Jeans, suitable I for Boys; a general assortment of Hardware, Groj reries, Glass, China anr Gruiitc Ware, Salt, Iron, ! <f-v. Mc DO WALL &. COOPER| Oct. T). *43 3t Welsh Plains Jeans Mallarv Ivcrscys Linseys Fine Plaid Linsevs, for house servants Pilot Cloth and Satinetts, do do Domestic and DutHe Blankets Kilmarnock Caps and Wool Hats | For sale by McDOWALL fc COOPERHosiery, See. Men's Merino Shirts and Drawers " Portsmouth do do " Shaker do do " Knit cotton do do " Silk and Shaker Flannel Shirts i Ladies' long and short sleeve merino and silk Vests | " Merino Union Dresses ] Children's Merino Vests Infant's do do Ladies' and Misses'assorted Hose Gen'lemon's, You-It's & Infant's ass'ted. half Ilose " ready made Shirts, latest styles 1 For sale by Oct. 25. " COOPER & McDOWALL. Patent rnotalic waterproof Cloth Lightning Rods; Non Conductors Iron Well Pullies. For sale bv Oct. 25. McDOWALL"& COOPER. I Teas. Fresh Gun Powder Tea " J lyson Do * ' Powchong D<? , j For pale by Me DO WAT J, & COOPER. ust Received O.G.'O Pounds Jiacon, cured in Fairfield District, in the lot there are l"j() hams. Low for ra*h at GERALD'S GROCERV. Oct.-' 2oth, 18 IS. 4G 2t "AEW"(SOODS. , GREATER BARGAINS THAN EVER, AT THE CIIEAP STORE, 03~opposite tiii: post or?-if:K._cr<3 The subscribers boo1 leave to call the attention of I all who wish to jet a LARGE QUANTITY OF GOODS, wi h a .1 SMALL AMOC.XT OF MO.XEY, To the IMPORTANT FACT, That they have returned to Camden with a largo and fresh supply of Dry Goods, Clothing. Boots and Shoes, ' GROCERIES, HARDWARE, &e. Embracing almost everv article usually found in a i WELL ASSORTED STOCK. Which they have now open, ready for inspection and s.tle one door above their old slain!, opposite the: post office, 1 and they are determined to sell the same so cheap, . I that nil trim trisli In Inn/, have only to call to satisfy ' themselves that they t .i.r.roT /o r cnE.trEii. . Thankful for the liberal patronage they received r i last season, they solicit a call from all who want ' J cheap Goods. I ELI AS ? KOOP.MAN. j _()ct.:r). 41 ___ tf Ordinarv's .'Notice. j Whereas no application has been made for Ad- ! , . ministration upon the poods and effects of 1{. J,. Wilson dec.M . 1 have taken possession of them as : f)ero|ir, and hereby pivc notice to all persons indebted to said Ks'ato, to ronic and make immcdi! ate payment, and tliosn havinp demands against ' the same, to presctit them to nie duly attested, J. R. JOY, o. k. r. Camden, May 20, l^H. 22 if Small Ha renins. FALL STOCK OF FOOTS ^ SHOES. (?. \V. Oi.nkv is now opening a general assort. > inenl ol Hoots it tid Slut's made to order expressly j for this market, and warranted to pivc salislartion : to those who buy. It is needles? to enumerate the j ; various kinds and prices as persons who wish to I save money will find it to their interest to call and i > | judge for themselves. Determined to ;ulhcrn to \ the rush st/stnn, he is thereby enabled to sell iat | " least It) per cent less than the like qualities can be i purchased otherwheres. I" The stock of Negro ISropans and Stitch downs 1 '! of home manufacture is larjc, amply stillicient to | supply all demands. An entire spick of Hats, Caps and Hairnet at no- j ! responding rates, I,eat her,shoe thread and till kinds j . of shoo maker's tools constantly mi hand. Shoes ' made to order and repairing executed on moderate j terms.?Store opposite tlic Hank ol (aimlcn. "j Caintlcn, S. Oct. 11, 1S-H. -J I tf 11 ^ KOTscrc. Tin* snliscril'iTs Airriits r<>rtin* sali*nftin* Mount Dearborn Factory '"linn Yarn. In** i<i iril'nnii llirir friends nn<l ?-u-' i turners llial limy linvi* now "ii hand. anil ari* rccehiinia 4 1 la'L'i* sii|?!?l y nf 11 i:i i < ! ! ?r:i ! I Yarn, nflli"\i*rv best tpia lily. anil arc |>r<*|>:ir?*?l In"!) ' r for sale, either at \\ holesalcor re- ! ) tail, ai iln* %ory lowest market prim*. Tliis Yarn i* mail" j from tin* very host nf ('"linn, ami nan In* r"li"il upon as lie; inn a vrrv superior artii In. and willb" sold low. In' si*pi. -27. <;r.O. S. HOI I I.AS ,v ro. CoiiiniiltcMl "I Tn tlie Jail of Kershaw District, a Xcpro man, 1 j about 2S voars nl a no, who says liis name is Wil j I liain, apd that lie belongs to Hubert (Jrierof Pike, ) . county. Ooortfia. The owner is requested to coinj plv with the law anil take him aw a v. ? Oct. IS.?1*2 tf P. II. Kom'SQ.X. Jai'or. J Cliairs Alc. Jus: received M ip!e, Walnut and painted Chairs, - Iviickiiiif and children's do. r | M.sn ; - ! Stone I.i??io in <,rood order, all ot' which will be ! - i old low hv C. I,. CIi:\TTKN. t j OcMnlmr lfl. 'J'J I) To Knit. Tlie STOR at proem -.irrupiotl l?v Mr \V. II. I Johnston. \|i|)|y io \V. ANPKRSON. I Sept. 1.1 . .17 tf IVew Fall Goods. The subscribers are now receiving and opening their Fall stock of Goods, consisting, in part, of A Latest styles of winter Sattinets; Vestinge h goods, for ladies' wear t'ravats; Stocks 8 Alpaccas Suspenders 1 Bombazines Bed Tick Ginghams Linseys J'rints Flannel; Blankets Shawls Blca. and hro. Shirtings Broadcloths Hose and half llose Cnxsimcres; Tweeds Gloves A complete assortment of Ready made Cloth 0 itiff. I)rr><s. Tiirriiio. lamb's wool and silk Under 1 shirts; ladies'Vests, fashionable Hats; men's and 0 boy's cloth Caps, <y-c. a To which they feel a confidence in ir.vitingr the ' attention of their'oustnmers ^and the public, both as regards quality and price. A. M. & R. KENNEDY, sept. 20 35 tf Circat Bargains IN BOOTS AND SHOES! GEORGE ADD F.N respectfully invirtes the attention of the citizens of Camden and the surrounding country to his extensive stock of Boots and Shoes, now receiving direct from the manufacturers, which lie offers at very low prices. His stock consists in part as follows, viz? GENTLEMEN'S Fine calfskin quilted water-proof Boots do do pump Boots j do do we I tod do do do sewed and and copper fastened do do do waterproof pegged Boots do do pump do do do Mud B Kits . do kip pegged Boots do do do Bootees 1 do calf do do do do waterproof Bootees c do do sewed and pegged shoesjand Bootees t do do Oxford Ties o do do Pegged Jersey Ties c do waterproof Overshoes, do gaiter Boots do Russet Brogans 1 BOY'S Fine calfskin pegged Boots < do do do Bootees do kip do Boots do do do Bootees do calfskin sewed do ' do Russet Brogans ' LADIES' I Fine colored silk Gaiters ' a do colored Tck satin Gaiters f do do do satin do c do black lasting do j do do kid do . do morocco Jenny Linds do white kid and satin Slips do English kid do ' do French kid Slips and Ties ! do American do do do do morocco Walking Shoes t do do do do , do lasting buskin Tips do black velvet Slips do goatskin Walking Shoes do waterproof Overshoes, ' misses' ; Fine colored gaiter Boots do do kid do do morocco Walking Shoes do kid Slippers do colored morocco Slippers I do India Rubber Shoes < (!o calls.iin School do 1 Together with a great variety of Children's Shoes. | also ! 1000 pnirs Xegro and House Servant's Shoes. Also?Sole and upper leather, calf and lining skins, band and harness leather, patent leather, shoe thread, shoe lasts, shoe tools of cverytlcscrip* 1 tion. 1 Also?Men's, bovs and children's Caps, new i patterns; together with a large stock of travelling i and common Trunks, Valices, carpet Bags, Wal- , lets, school Satchels and waterproof traveling Bags. Tlic above comprises but a small portion of bis stock, all ol which will compare with any in the southern country for style and durability. .Sept. ]:*, ' :\7 t ' tf New and Fresh Goods. The subscriber is now receiving from the North, his supply of fancy and stap'e Goods, which he intend? to dispose ol r.t as low prices as they can he purchased in Charleston, and on more liberal terms. They comprise in p?rt? WOOLENS. London Dufiil Rlankets, from G to 8 lbs. the pair Negro Kerseys, cable warp and plain Heavy Cordova Plains, all wool Super blue, black and fancy colored Cloths Riack French Doeskin Cassimeres < fancy (Cassimeres and Vestings White and red Fiannefs, assorted qualities Kentucky Jeans and Sallineits Woolen Shawls and Tweed Cassimeres SILKS AM) FANCY GOODS, niack gro. dc Itlnne .Silks; very wide black Silks i Figured black Silks; Chaniciton Silks 1'rinted (.'aslin ere; Cashmere Do'eossc i Splendid fashionable Cashmere . Silk-striped .Medonas, for ladies'dresses Rlack bombazines andalpnccas Embroidered swiss colored spotted Muslins Lace capes; embroidered and plain cambric Hdkfe 1 Cambric. Edgings and Inserting*; black crape \ Green Rerage; Moiislin Delaines, very cheap " I.I 1, .-ill. o ram V illlU lumn run wiu.u.v, Embroidered Ladies' Dresses I'Veii' h worked collars and capes Worked caps and culls Infant's worked llobes and Bodies I.IXEXS. Irish L nens and Lawns; Damask Tabling Diaper Damask Tablecloths and Napkins Birdscyc Diaper; brown and white Holland Lnicii-cambric Handkerchiefs DOMESTICS. 12-1 bleached sheetings; 12-4 Irown shirtings '1-1,7 tj and 4 1 bleaclied and brow u-shirtings Brown and bleached Drills Cotton Oznaburgs, suitable for negro shirts Marlborough stripes and I'laids Apron checks and Bed Tisks COTTOX t.OODS Coalmen and super I'rinis, eery l?w Ciinrhani*. Jaconet. I'lain nml Swiss check Muslin Coiion ('ambries. l-'uriiiliirc Dimity figured Cure Dimity. a now article Furiiiinrc Kritieii; Handkerchiefs of every qiinliiv CAITLTIXCN ' Sii|?t ' tiara I ii Carpeting* do Ksiri I'< do lni|N-rinl three ply Do do ISrttssels Do Fine and chenille (tug*; Carpet Rinding* At.so ( unity and Dundee Bagging, Rope. Twine .Sugar, ColFec, Salt, Bacon, Molasses, Iron, Steel, Satltl ci v, Hardware Blacksmith's Tools, Hats Willi a variety of other articles, for sale on the most accommodating terms, by sept. 27. II. LEVY. Bit l^quily?Lancaster District James (iritlin vs liiclimoittl K. Terrell, Ex'or of John Smith, Nancy Long, Jr.mes Laney and Jno. , Laney?Bill to compel Ex'or to assent to legacies, Partition, account and Relief. i It appearing to my satisfaction, that Nancy Long, James Laney and John Laney, three of the defendants in the above case reside without tlie limits of this stale: It is ordered, on n otion of Wright, so. if.? itiMi,I. that the said defendants do appear and plead, answer or demur to the bill in j above rase on or before llio 4th day of January, ! 1645), otherwise judgment proconfesso will be ordered against them. JAMES II. WITIlEKSroON, O.K. L.D. Sept. IS. ISIS. (71 Ht For Snle, Two Philadelphia made (il.N'S, to be seen at C. MATH ETON'S. September 0 130 tf Estray Mule. E. H. Jameson Tolls before me one Dark Bay Jule, with a split in tlie left ear and marked with larness; supposed to be 11 or 12years old. Appraied at thirty dollars by Joseph Albert, Mesaer ?? idwards, sworn appraisers. Said Male will be ound at E. 11. Jameson's,15 miles west of Camden. Oct. 14. (42 tQ E. PARKER, Mag IVoticc to Droverg. The undersigned would respectfully inform the Jrovers of llorpes, Mules, &c., that he has spacius STABLE ROOM, Lots, &c., ready to receive unntities of Horses. Mules, 4*c. Also, a plenty f Corn end Fodder, warranted not the new crop; nd cheaper than was over Fold in thin District at his season. (Jail at the stand formerly occupied iv E. C. England, Fulton, Sumter District, S. ('. ' Sept.20,1649?40 tf A. ABRAHAMS. Executive Department of THE STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA. Hy Ills Excellency DAVID JOHNSON, Governror and Commander in-Chief in and over the Stale of South Carolina. To the Honorable the Senators and Member* of dielouse of Representatives, of the General AwcinfVy of he Stale of South Carolina: WneaEAS, By the Constitution of the United State* ach State is authorised in such manner as the Legislaure thereof may direct, to appoint a number of Electirs of President and Vice President of the United Statesr qual to the whole number of Senators and Represent*, tv s to which the State m iy tic cnlilllcd in the Confess of tho United States; and the time of choosing'the Electors, and the day on which they shall give their rotes?which shall be the same throughout the Uwitted Slates?was to be determined by the Congress. And, whereas, by an Act of Congress passed and ipproved on thu first day of March, in the year of oar Lord one thousand seven hundred and ninety-two, it vas enacted amongst othor things, that Electors shall >c appointed in each State for the election of President i nd Vice President of the United States within thirty bur davs preceding the first Wednesday in December >ne thousand seven hundred and ni.iety.two, and with, n thiity four days of the first Wednesday in every *onrtli year succeeding tho last election," "and thai the Rlecmra shall meet and give their votes on the first 'aid Wednesday in December at such place in each State as shall hctdirectcd by the Legislature thereof." And, whereas, the Legislature' of this Stile by an ,\ct passed on the third day of December in the year >four Lord, one thousand seven hundred and ninety.tu? lid enact that Electors of President and Vice Frceident >f the United States shall be appointed by ballot on lie Tuesday preceding Wednesday the fifth day of De:emberof the same year, in the House of Reprcscntalives at Columbia, by the Legislature of this Stalo, or by such persons as shall be returned members thereof, <nd shall attend on that day?and also that the Elce. lor? of President and Vice President shall be rppmnlcd by ballot, on the Tuesday preceding the first Wednea. t 1 iy in December in every fourth year succeeding the ast election, it. the House of Representatives at Colunt. jia by the Legislature of thia State which shall bo re. lurncd members thereof and shall attend on that day." And, whereas, the Congress of the United Stales did by an Act passed and approved on the twenty third liny of January, in the year of oor Lord one thousand eight hundred and forty-six, enact "that the Electors of President and Vice President ?hall be appointed on llio Tuesday next after the first Monday in the month of November of the year in which they aro appointed." The fourth Monday in November of each year being the time nppointed by the Constitution o' this Slate for Ihe regular annual meeting of the Legislature, it fol lows, that it will not be in session on the Tuesday noxt after tho first Monday in November next?Ihe time at which the Electors of President ae to be a p. pointed according to the Atl o/Congress before refer, red to?so that the State will not have it in its power to appoint Electors of President and Vice President arid unless the Legislature be especially convened for that purpose. Now, therefore, I, the said David Johnson, in purin ma ItU iJli* iHonJlliillf IOT1 ?UUIIUK ui HIV ? -J, . of this Slate authorising the Governor :kon exlracrdina. ry occasions to convene the General Assembly," do is. sue this iny proclamation calling upon nnd requesting the Senators of the General Asembly of this Stato w hose terms of office have not expired and tho?? who have been now recently elected end the members, of the House of Representatives who have also been now recently elected, to convene at Columbia on the First Monday in November now next ensuing, that they may be present in tlio House of Representatives oa the said Tuesday next after tiro Said first Monday to appoint electors of President and Vice President of the United Slates in conformity to the Act of Congress aforesaid, last referred to. [l. 8.J Given under my Hand and Seal of the Slat*, at Limestone Spiings, of the State aforesaid, the twcllh day of October in the year of our Lord, one tltons nd eight hundred and t'orty.cight, and in the sevnty third year of the Independence of the United Stales of America. n *irm inuvenv iJ/XViU rfVllOOVili Dy the t>ovcm?t: Oct. 18. 42 if Ordinary's ;\otice. Whereas, no Adminisiration on the Estate of Einaiurcl Rush, late of Kershaw District, deceased has applied lor, in pursuance of the Act ot Assembly, 1 have taken posssion of the goods and chattels, rights and credits of the said Estate as derelert. All persons indebted to the said estate are required to pay the same over to me, and those having demands against the estate will present tliein to tne dulv attested for payment. Sept. 13. 1848. JOHN H. JOY. O. K. D. Ordinary's Notice, Whereas, no administration on the estate of Ja cob Hammond, late of Kershaw District, deceased has applied for, in pursuance oj me ^vci ??r awem. l?lv, I have taken possession of tin? goods and chat* tei's, rights and credits of the said estate as dere. lict. All persons indebted to the said estate are required to pay the saute over to me, and those having demands against. Ihc^cstate will present litem to n.c duly attested for payment. June -1. J. R. JOY. O. K. P. Iii Ordinary. lancaster district, John Isont, Applicant, vs. Rebecca Isom, (wid, mv,) William Isont, Sally Isont. Henry Clark and wife Polly, John Clark and wife Nancy, Sally Isont, James Com, Sally Crowder Elizabeth Crowdcr, and the children of Betsey Best, dece-ised, Defendants. Reel Kstate of Win. Isom, deceased. It ap|>caring to my satisfaction that Rebecca Isoin and the children ot Dfetscy Best, dee'd. De, fondants, resale without the limits of this State; it is therefore ordered. That thev do appearand oh, iect to the stne or division of the Real Estate of W'illinni Isom, dec*?l on or before the 13th day of December, 1*48, or their consent to the earn? will be entered of record. j. H. WITHERSPOON, 0. L D. sept. 8,1848. [87} 8m Negro C-lotiiss All Wool Plains, Kentucky do, Mallory Kersys. Powell I.insevs all qualities, Thompson's Jaenp, (Icfirjjia Plains, &o, for sale at low rates by Sept. 6, p. W.BONNEY,