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S > * sociationp aiid that tire offlceifc shall consist of a President, Two ViceTresidents, oho Treasurer and two Sec'reta-* :... ties." , "fc . . v | i- , Resolved, That we will do "all in ? our i I power to put in action, all means at, jjj^ our disposal, for the support and mainly tainance of said school,' that We-will ^r'- Subscribe of our m^ans; ,all that we can spare for .tiie maintenance of .the same. - Resotcvd, That we will use our jnfhlwith the parents in ;.tlie vicinity, to" induce "tliejarto gend^their. .children, to fcaid school," and to .appropriate a portion of their means to the .support of thV f&me. , " Resolved, That y?e wi^l chff .upon all" well fishers of the. said- enterprise,. ^ aid Us in our efforts to carry th'e same into effect;, that affcitwens, irrespective Of C0I017I bopreques' ed ^.to aid in this laudableen'trt^jrise-. - V Ifowhed, Tfetwe return our heartfelt thpnks to:&eri J." D. dvExxrDr,'^ liis kind, rihd-.gtuierdus ndt, in giving . us a-beautiful place, in- a high anck healthy location, for the said school, - ? -and .that we willjever feel grateful to-J :flw'g#n^nm5i"'"and'**a^'friend in thus I meetinor our wants and necessities. r- ? " Rtsohed, -That" the- thanks of ' the ? meeting be 'hereby tendered-te J. J?. .. Wrrnrjispoox Esq-., and F. J. Collier,' ibr their kindness, ..in assisting us in < Organizing ajid carrying into effect the objects' of.'the meeting. / ' HesiltfcJ, * That the proceedings* of , to be publis cd in the Canalft'esEu .Joaarnat '?ho meeting then . '-.^d^ottrned, W"ASH;-ANTRUM, Fres'dt, ( j. K: WIT^ERSPOON, sqcv. < . . w? Bip - -V i % GIVE TO YOUR NElu'rfhoRS.-4-We f wonder if the day will evcrycome: when the people of the South?'dc- 1 rasiated, destroyed and ruiiw?d as it' ! is?will learn to pnfciice economy and. thrift in their daily pursuits, and . amusements. We had hoped tSiatf J A.-'.????: .f .. 1 me puuuui ui mo MA years would have produced such a lasting and.beneficial impression upon all classes and races "of our citizens ' as would have caused them to realise the tru^h apd, Wisdom of the pro-1 verb of tbe-ahcients, that the greatness, and grandeur, and strength, of a nation is not to be estimated by its pecuniary resources, ,'orhy its lavish expenditure of money and means.? The teachings of adversity in our case, iiWever--have been totally inadequate . to perform the good - work which is usually their accompaniment. It seteins to be a failing of the Southern : character that we arc not able to jis- 1 t. similate. our-.tastes anj .habits to the r'' destitute condition of our beloved country. In former times?those in avhscfe wealth and plenty flowed in t wpon all of us?ilwre was really no v necessity for wisdom or prudence in ' " the disbursement of our riches. The 11 .necessities of life were amply provi- [. d'?d for, and comforts and luxuries ( - . . . i ^ ? nr ? were within reach ot every one. no could indulge in the gratification of ? all innocent and harmless desires, c without being saddened by the gloomy reflection that there were thousands . around us who lacked the wherewithal to keep body and.soul together. 13ut vrc should not live in the pros- ^ ent as wc have lived i:i the. past. AYo ( should have some consideration and care for the future. Starvation and . famine exist in mar.y parts 'of the country, and we need all that wc can spare from our own support, to the i end that we may be instrumental in * relieving, as far as we can, the wholesale poverty by which wc arc surrounded. It is far nobler to lay a- -j side all unnecessary expenses, and J thus be enabled to help our neighbors, than to clothe ourselves in "purple 1 and fine linen," and to waste our . substance in riotous living, when we know that by so doing we arc but s adding ten-told to liie want and s?ut- j fering against which many "of our 1 friends and kindred arc daily strug gling. It is the dutv of the honest ?o ? * # . ( cnan?the patriot, and the christian ( .to minister to the helpless and needy i of his class, and to expend his surplus in deeds of charity, and of brothJy love. Unless this duty is faithfully performed we kneel in vain before the throne of the Almighty, and waste our breath in prayers and supplications that will never be answered. Sumter News. Don't Be Extravagant.?If tha poor house lias any terrors for you never buy what you don't need. Before you pay 8 cents for a jewsharp, my boy, ascertain whether you can not make just as pleasant a noise by whistling for which nature furnishes the machinery, and before you pay seventy-five dollars for a coat, young man, find out whether your lady would not be just as glad to $ee yon in one that cost half the <money. . would not, let her ?cracjc her own h&zlenuts, and buy iher own clothes. When you see a man spending two .or three dollars a week foolishly, the .chances are five to one that he'll live long enough to know how many cents 4here are in a dollar; if he don't he's pretty sure to bequeath that privilege io bis widow When a man asks you to buy that for which you have no use, ' Y ' 4\'\ -a * no rip?tter how cheap,/dohJt'fiay..until youaresure that-some ohe . else want's' it in advance. Money bnras-in some folks' .pockets, and, makes such, a- big Hole that (everything that is '.put in. drops through past finding.- J:.* \ -?;?1 v .. Hush I?Why shoijld.ypu, speak' against th^chai^ctei^f a Temale ? It is - aJJ "she has to dep'6n'd upon iii this, world, jtfst give, " the impression wingsHhatshe is -not As.igooil as she shoald*be?-and it wilhiifiy to every nook. 'and corner of the tovh. The story vorl . wlrisptp < will retutn in tones of thunder, 'to astonish oven yourself who was ?he guilty wretch to l'epeat so base, a story. A word has' often proved thp ruin of a virtuous-soul?a Word ' thoughtlessly spoken, it may bp^reporteds^y -evil mind. Suppress any thought,* which if uttered, might injure the character of'another. A thought may be stifled at its birth, but a word spoken may never be lost. Wejgh everything you utter, so thiat n^nc mfty inisconstruc your language or receive a wrong impression.'* Above all, never, even in a jest, whisper words, which, if true, would throw a blight upon. a spotless reputation. "At the Colored Educational Convention held in Macon, Ga., recently me of.the delegates gave the ophifon,. hat,' "where- the teacher keeps^tlio" Jiildren on a dead strain/ sitting five)r six hours' on a stretch, it as a tendency to injure the agitation!" When I look upon the tombs of the every emotion* of envy dies in ne; when I r^^ the'- epitaph of; the jeautifnl, e.v ery^ndrd iikte desire ^pes >ut; when I meet with .the.griet of parents upon a tombstone^ my h^art pelts with compassion; when I s^&the iomb of the parents themselves, I consider the vanity of grieving for these diomwe must quickly follow. When L see kings lying close by.those who lejposed ihcan, when I consider rival vits placed side fcv side: or the holy . 1* 1 J it 1.1 iien urn aivjueu ujc uwm mui mtnr contests and disputes, I reflect with ;orrowon the little competitions, faci?ns, and debates of mankind- When [ read the several dates of the t-oinbs, if some tliatdiedyesterday, and some six hundred years ago, I consider that great day when we shall all ofis he cotempoaries; and make our appearance together. Addison Progress of I?fe Iiistiraticev The amount of new business written by lie Equitable Life Assurance Society, H2 headway, New vork, during 18C6, exceeds y aluNit &UQ,QU'i tbe aggregate new bust- ; less of the feur wtftinporaucous Life Cotnpa- : lies formed in iS-VJ uml 'CM, whilst its Jotal 1 ash prciuimn for the year exceeds the total ash premium income of lite live senior New York State) companies at the time of he formation of the Equitable. (TSSf). Its ratio of efaiinx ix:i<l on J cspenses to total asb premiums is less limn that of any of the 'ompanics previously organized. May 23, -It. ICE CREiM. " DM and after Monday next. 11?* citizens t?f C'i!!!-lvn will lrj supjdie I with ll'li 'HKAM l.v Mrs. il. U'.OSBY, from 3 t;i! ]U clock :\ >i. balocr. up stairs. .May 30, if' dr. i'. m""boykin, OFfi-ntS bis professional services to sin; citizens of ('amdon ami its viciarr. To lie found at Dr. 1 <t?. Mb S Dook-sturc. May 30, tf. TTNITKD RTATl^ [NTERNAL REVENUE. ASSESSOR'S OFFICE, fill ST DLSTll K.'T, SO L"TH-t 'A ltf)T.l N.\, | BK.wkttj VII.LK, S. May 0, 1j V OTICK is hereby gi veil to all ecur-erncd. i DM that the annual I'M containing tlie As Ossiuents, valuations an 1 enumerations made i ml taken by the Arsis Unit Assessor within :his District, for the year IStKi. and special faxes for lbtiT, will be opened at Florence, 3. C., on Tuesday the lltli day of June next, when the Assessor will receive appeals and ictcrmine relating to any erroneous or ex uessive valuations, assessment or cuuium-iilions contained in said annual lists. All appeals arc to be made in writing, and ivill specify the particular cause, matter or thing, as to which a decision is requested; and shall moreover state the grouud or principle of error complained of. 0. W. DUDLEY, Assessor, 1st Dist. S. 0. May SO, It. j DR. N. A. PRATT. [Successor to Pratt & Wilson Bros.] WHOLESALE DRUGGIST, Analytical and Consulting CHEMIST, NO. 23, IIAYNE ST., CHARLESTON, S. C., DEALER IN Dmp\q. filifvrrric.als. Paints. Glass o~J ' > AND Druggist's Sundries. Analysis of Ores, Soils, Feriltzers, &c., made with greatest cave and accuracy.? Chemical advice given in all brnuslics of the scienoo, on moderate terms. jfjgpdr, V, olin daxnelly, so favoraiv known throughout tiie Stale, is with nte, and would he glad to sec his old friends* or receive orders for Goods. March 21. Out A One Horse Waggon, \I71T1I Steel Springs. Also?A second YV hand CARRIAGE. For ssle by May 10. E. V?r. BONNEY. / \>r i *7. ' j* : : t ^ % . * -*v: ' " \r * % ' " ' * 7 ' t . -r ' ' * ? 'vt-"" e*' '- ' * <'* w. - r u y ? vvcy7'v-;/; ? '>-?**** . ^ ,* ^ ^.*? v . '* ?>v _ . i ? - rail roaduzcaraion &?ic-flic.' "?if* ml. i bn. * w j" * j"?'*og^g* . ; * *.,v^yk A^Train of Cars Trill leave the Depot on. (\ , Friday Jiftrning next, at8 o'clock, on nn excursion to Middleton* Those who are disposed to Varnish supplies for a Fic-Ni<^ will please send their contributions to the store of Mr. James Jones, on.this (Thursday) evening. ' - \ J...T. DRAltEFORp,1 ' JjOfrEStfOXES. ." ...- j. ai'sdfrock,'. : D. L.DeSAUS^L'BE, . ;y- rodgers. tv. m. sitaxkon, - 4 j; aj.^EXXEDY. . c. b.uurns. * ; ' 1v. z. leitxer, c. j. -mrjdowjlll^. ? >- .. "k. iC sill-: :rj.. ... - A. v. KENNEDY, JAMES'CIIKSXUT,^ : t'-:; --h. C.-ftAL^ONTy,'v. HODGSON. May 30,?It GommiUet. wonaemu out True. REMINGTON, the world-re*' nowncd Astrologist and'Somnambulistic Clairvoyant, while in a clairvoyant state, delineates the very features of the* person you arc"to marry, ond'by the. aid of an instrument of intense poxver,. known as the Phyc'homotrope,* guarantees to produce a perfect and life-like picture of thefuture husband or wife of the applicant, with date of marriage, occupation, lending-traits of character, &c. This is no imposition, as testimonials without nttmbcr can assert. By stating place of birth,.age, .disposition, color of eyes andhair, and enclosing fifty c?nts, nnd stamped envelope addressed-to yourself, you will-receive the picture by. return mail, together with desired information, * '.r . '* : Addaess in- confidence, MadamSi G?.htiuu>f. remiatonj/'P. 0. Box 207,. Wcs^i Troy, X. .V, March 7.?ly. TO CONSUMPTIVES. . +\ rpH$ advertiser, having, been .restored.to I health in a few weeks by a Very simple remedy,.,after having suffered for several years with afscvere lung'affection, and that dread di6eiftsc Consumption?is anxious to make kfaown to his fellow-sufferers the menus of aure. . . . J To all who desire it, he will send a copy of the prescription used (free of charge,) with the directions for preparing and using the same, which they will find a sunn cuhi for CojrscMPTio.v, Asthma,-BnoxcHiris, Corairs, Colds, nnd all Throat nnd Lung Affections. The only object of the advertiser in semding the Pieacriptiou is to benefit the afflicted, and spread information which lie .conceives to be invaluable, and lie hopes every sufferer will- . try h!5 remedy, as it. will cost them nothing, ' and may prove a blessing, Parties wishing the prescription, frkb,; by return mail, wjjl please address REV: ED. A. WILoOX. Williamsburg, Kings Co., New York, ' May. 2. , " ly' ERltORS OF YOTJTHA Gentleman u-lio suffered lor years from Nervous Debility, Premature Decay, and . all ike effects of youthful indiscretion, trill, for tliV?efc&bfsaffertn{r~huTTmni?y~BM^bfrec '! to nil who need it. the recipe and directions for making the simple remedy by which he was cured. Sufferers wishing to profit by the advitiser's experience con do so by addressing in perfect".confidence, JOHN L5. (iCDEX, 42 Codar St., New York. May 2. ly FREE TO EVEuYlioDY. A Largo (? pp. Circular, giving information of (lie greatest importance to the young of both sexes. It teaches how the homely may become beautiful, the despised respected, and the forsaken loved. N-i young lady or gentleman should fail to : send their Address, and receive a copy post- t paid, by return mail. ? Address. I'. 0. Dir.wee, 21, Troy. N. V. | A Viti'Sf. Laijv v-d tuning U her country homo, after a sojourn of a few mouths ill the Ctty, v.:i< h;?r(Hv vccc>;*ii!s#i l?y her i trends Ij; pjaou of :; coarse. vimtic. ilir-died '* , she had a soft ruby complexion of almost un.rblc smoothness, and instead of twentythree b!ic really appcrrcd but eighteen. ''{-oil inijnirr its to the cause of so great a change, she plainly told thoat that she used the t'uicassiax I!.*.t.M. and coitsidarcd it invnltuible Rtajtiisilioti to any Lady's toiiet. P>y its use any Lady or (icntlctimn can improve their personal iippcarance an hundred fob'. It is simple in its cunpiuaticn- ft-j Nalare herself is simple. vet itiisitrpa.-sed in its efficacy in 'ra\vin;i impurities from, also healing, cleansing ami beautifying the skin and complexion. IJy its direct action on the cuticle it draws from it all its impurities, kindly healing the surface as Nature intended it should be, clear, soft, smooth and beautiful. Price i5?I. sunt hv Mail or Express, on receipt of an order by W. L. OLA UlC ft CO., Chemists, No. 3 West Fayette St.. Syracuse, N. V j The only American Agents for the sale of the same. March 7.?ly, Know thy Destiny. Madame E. F, Thorston, the great English Astrologist, Clairvoyant nnd Psychometricioa, who has astonished the scientific classes of the Old World, ha? now located -- hm.~ herself at Hudson, js. 1. aiuuuu'c xiium(011 possesses such wonderful powers of second sight, as to enable her to impart knowledge of the greatest importance to the single or marriid of cither sex. While in a state of trance, she delineates the very features of the person you arc to morry, and by Ae aid of an instrument of intense power, known as the Psj'chomotrojie. guarantees to produce a life-like picture of the husband or wife of the applicant, together with date of marriage, position in life, leading traits of character, &c. This is no humbug, as thousands of testimonials can assert. She will send when desired a certified certificate, or written guarantee, that the picture is what it purports to be. Hy enclosing a small lock of hair, and stating place of birth, age, disposition and complexion, and enclosing fifty cents and stamped envelope addressed to yourself, you will receive the picture and desired information by return mail. All communications sacredly confidential. Address in confidence, Madame E. F. Tjiounton, 1'. 0. Eox 223, Hudson, N. Y. NOTICE. rpiE I, A ROUST, BEST and CHEAPESTI I. stock of TIN V/.VRE in .Camden, at . wholesale and retail, will be found at the Tin Whop of J. It. GOODALF. Two doors South of II. M. Kennedy's Store. SOAP, STARCH. PICKLES, ^ HERRINGS, CANDLES, &c.. for sale by ; D. C. KIllKLKY, i e -r*j -rv r jf:' *> :,v%" : - .. '* ^V- 1.S ' j *'S' v- v-* M | ; : lljfe Assurance Soeij^.?#>. 0?, is road nay. Afse^st.May, 1867,V,. . ..'. .$3;6<jo,00d. " focontS^i'st May, 1867.V...... $2,O69,0?G; ' Dividend, Feb. 1,1807 over wr. .$600,000. S:^imELYMUtTTAt. T30CaOIIAETEI^ OF THE SOCIETJT: \ iri .. : .tiG0' T0;TXIE ASSIHE&..;. - -< . r it- fe.'lf - ' & ' . ..,- . * Cl^d^^ar-Declat?dv'Aiinually on the x - ->VViS' ' - ' ' ' '"41^' ' -p And ^^able--"i?vrcasb, ortodricjeaso tlio a- * mopnt tasaured, hnd;./opplied at ?bpce, on tic accoiidjaniiuarl payment oT'PTCmhfm, and so on anjiiAtly thereafter^-. > ^S||i?fe of tlfe^ociBtyr: $L; DECEMBER 31, 1863. '> " 'Bffftwl'S&tes Stock' (rtiaiket '> ' * valdej'* - $.623,530 33 ' Now^o*J?tttte Stocks- (mar- -i < ; .ketMSSfcV- U 4 "180,200 CO f Ncw^Xbrlfc^siiy Stocks (war-. . . 'kkmSe) 101,705 oo' t. yenAo^atef.) litc Stocks (tfiir*' ... te?Se)' 14,000 00 ' VfrKinihi^attt Siocfertniark?!t ' v yaUicJj; vt-: :' 10.800 00 Loads stcarcd by Bond nnd * Moctg#g? upou~unmCa'mbercil .*7 ' " . 'ARcafri^Brte, worth at least *;. " , " double ' tjt'c amount lonncfT1 *" ' j tliercoi | ' " ' 1,001,100 00 Losna'pti liill, secured'bjj' ~ ~ Biiited/Btmcs Stocks *V ^320 00 Ctisli ifr/Bpljk and Trust^'i^..- * Compattiea: .. - : 295,702.38 Premiums, in -bands of ' , .t * Agents hqjl.in course of' . 7 . , collection vT ' .?120,040 9o Dcferrcdpreiwuni.s. boing , . I the nmo^ubjjfcaemi-unnual ^jnnd quarterly-- premiums ^f.thcyk'# " 204,219 95 Real Estate ii the city of { : New York f ^ *>*.>461,323- 10 Inf en-af/n^rned onJloiida . and Mortgages, etc.- ? . 10,391 48 Office Fixtures, Safes, etc. .0,000 00-.1 . '* i " . ' Total ftinoiqnt^ftfthe assets .V* * of the Soflejy/exclusive of" . . . / : ' f^ttcyjV^liintsVeafeiyiblo ^ ftj on the 31 fflOeccmhei^i800 $3,077,788.30 .( VfN, LEXAN-DER. President. HEStft?B. ITYDX Vice-Prcs'dt: x f GEO.^W. PHILLIPS, Actuary. f -i ' JAS.i'W. ALEXANDER, Sec'y. . c *W. B. SHAF, Gen'I Ag't, Augusta, Go. A. M. KENNEDY, Ag't, Canulejy S. C. y ; SQDA WATER || ; < AND / Vf-::y!;ICE. FOlt ealc 6y. . -.-VUv. 1 .:f - v IIODGSQN & DUNLAPi ..bMy;2?, ] xr ' j: Iti J -CSan^^i'FQSt O filce. TIJE HaUn^jijA? assorted for delivery, on Wcdncstlav#^Friday and Saturday at 8 ] dny oud SunuajT at^? o'clore, Fr'M., untH * further no?ice. Office hours during tlie week, from 9 A. M. to 1 o-'clock P. M. daily,?On Sunday, from c Uslf past 0 to 10 o'clock. A. M. J. M. GAYLE, P. M. May, Ifi. tf. NE W GOOD aiv , : SUITABLE FOll THE SPRING AND SpaS? CALICOES, OINdllAMS, MUSLINS, LINENS, CJAMBROONS. Brown anil bleached SIIIUTIN'OS, READY-MADE CLOTHING, J-&2T8 cSHOES, WITH FRESH, SUPPLY OF GROCERIES, SUPERIOR CRACKERS, GRAIN CRADLES, SCTTIIE BLADES, &C. ; Which will iio soi l for cash, at the lowest [i > j prices, A. M. KENNEDY. April NEW~ SPRING GOODS. MISS MATILDA WILSON HAS just received u handsome and well selected-stock of Spring and Summer , MILLINER?, DRESS AND FANCY GOODS, . Consisting of Ladies' lints and Bonnets Ribbons, fine French Flowers, l)ress Buttons and Trimmings, of all kinds, Muslins, Lawns, Calicoes, Long Cloths, Chanibrcys, Laccs and Edgings, Gloves. Hosiery, &c. Together with a great variety of other articles usually found in a well-selected stock of . Millinery. Miss WILSON embraces this occasion .to tender her thanks to the Ladies of Cnnulen and vicinity for the liberal patronage she has received, and respectfully invites their attention to hor present stock. April 4. tf NOW OPENING! MRS. J. W. RODGERS IS NOW RECEIVING HER SPHINa STOCK OF MILLINERY, Dress and Fancy Goods, Consisting in part of LADIES' BONNETS, HATS, CAFS, RIBRON'S AND TRIMMINGS, With n variety of other articles, all of the LATEST STYLES. fgft* Her terms being Cash, she is enabled to oiler great inducements to purchasers. Thankful for pa?t patronage, she solicits a call from herfrici'us aud the public generally- 1 April IS. ' tf ' ^ ' - r. ' . > " : / * ' .. * ^ " ? . . - * r. I' I" Pl^^ISfONS &Gr THOM^tS. XTEKS : BACON, LAKE; COkfC? Flour. Mea], Homih}^ Sugar? ;; Kerosene Oil. ? "'&c. &c. ' - r &c.- : . all' of ivitxcii .tfbi/E^soLir .J yjr+'.y :i - -.<-' T AS now rec^vin^- my.rSPliINO". STOCSi L. of, . " .Jr. Press-Goods. Laces anid EmproBcri'es \ Calicoes, -Ginghams and Hosiery Ur Bleached, brown, and "col*d Domestics Cassimeres, Tweeds and Drillings. Ready-made Clotting, Hats, &c. v \ -A?also v **. . *7A*?r+l-'ii. +%j- > %ht above Goods haVfe been selected pcr^soriaHv, since the recent prices, ind will be sold at a^fcry moderate adra'fice, for cash. . >' . "; mp,T% U*^L r .'NE^'SToEi' , ANDREW ' STOiCJK; HOES, P 4 SHOES, . SHOES. CENTS', * >- BOYS', J%M2P . YOUTHS',, ..,, ?#;' *v }- * v_.CHnjosEN's, )f efoi^ description and sire. " '"' ?' One Of the firm having several years ex>ericnce in IhiB line 'Of bnsme'ss, feels satisied-tbat he can-. gKc entire* satisfaction in heapness of prices apd quality of goods. 1K&GERIES,: W: GROCERIES,' '% v - '. GROCERIES. STTMR, COFFEE, ; % '".TEAS, ^ -' :-.^v BACON;;":.; ". >** ; .; LARD, ?LOU-R,; .i- .: MAdfeAREL, ^ V ) KEROSENE OIL, 3UfTER, v.. / ./soap, SODA. ' & . PEPPER, SPICE, '" GINGER: MACE, ' , * ' NUTMEGS, . ; CLOVES. GINGER PRESERVES, DRIED FRUIT, RAISINS, . * GRANGES. LEMONS, APPLES. ALMONDS, WALNUTS, FILBERTS, PECAN NUTS, BUTTER NUTS, CANDY, CANNED FRUITS, PICKLES. The Goods were bought low for the Cash :nd will be fold exceedingly low for the BURNS & BOSWELL. March 28?tf. I3G0FING, Guttering, Stove Pipe 2 Lard and Oil Cans, made to order, at .T. It. GOODALE'S. Tin Shop. 13 E PAIRING TIN WARE of every description, and all job-work pertaining to the business, will be executed with dispatch. All work warranted to give satisfaction or no charge made. At A J. K. GOODALE'S Tin Shop. Two doors South of 11. M. Kennedy's Store. pilOICE GROCERIES. Always V_y on hand, at. low figures. At J. It. GOODALE'S Tin Shop. Two doors South of It. M. Kennedy's Store. April 18. 7t T?ACON, FLOUR AND LARD. L* For sale by D. C. KIRKLEY. There comcth glad tidings of joy to all, To young, und to old, to great and to small; The beauty which once was so precious ana rare, Is free for.all, and all may be fair, By the Use of CHASTELLER'S WHITE LIQUID ENAMEL For Impreving and Beautifying the Complexion. The most, valuable and perfect preparation in use, forgiving the skin a beautiful pearllike tint, that is only found in youth. It quickly removes Tan, Freckles, Pimples, Blotches. Moth Patches, Sallowncss. Eruptions, and all impurities of the skin', kindly healing the same leaving it white and clear ns alabaster, Its use cannot be detected by the closes! scrutiny, and being a vegetable preparation is perfectly harmless, It is the only article of the kind used by tho French, and is considered by the Parsian as indipensnble to a perfect toilet. Upwards 30,000 bottles were sold during the past year, a sufficientgunrantee of its efficacy. Price only 7b, cents. Sent by mail, post-paid, on receipt of an order, by BERGEli, SHUTTS & Co., Chemists, 283 River St., Trqy N. Y. March H. ly. Mije^oiK 4 i i ams .Mill 3?&fi$?T-fffflte' partie8de^^^t,t6-tli?^^e?ft-bill,<^ Uritbi-^ ^':-}-,<r. this^ liis Ordered'"ori mblfw'iif" ^ffm?o6| com- . , plaWntVSoHcU'or, thattlie abbVe mii!^^ -t ' '4^ttd3Knt8j(Xo^lm^<4M^w^-^o&?d^i|nu^,;to- tbe-. srid.biir Vithin forfy'aays! from ,tto ckrte of . th^pobli<?tfoirpfcti|jis^dMindefftti^jtoeTe-;', . . otjp.n ordejf ^pro.) coagesso. will . be;':?n(ored? * *..& ag&inst fhem. " J. D. DuJ^XIjCE,, v ' Commissioner's- Office, ' ' CriJ.K.'T). . Aptil25. ;'r': * " ' . j- tcL : s?L \ I"'-' " '-;^ 1* V 2 r^l I||| ' **-"^ ' v'' j'V - i 'ii, p'i p r -T^^rij^that^nel Hood^Ome^ 7 da.d|Q^v.^iis'wrffe, i-jj? BrjHvji*'aiid jSKieli^'v,, .. '' ' ''^!rotra/^s;wiM9e?en^ai;ts toth^&ffcveAn* & ' & i \3 W?j6V^hout"ail^MdeQlJ?yoiiA?be'-ljmWr' or, this. Stater- .,?? sjrfkgsat./ '2.' '%i 'sLf . >Itis ordered on motion of Si?ainon^Co?^plainant'S Solicitor)/.'thlat .the above .4 amcd- ' * ' " .- ', defendants,.do ."plead* answer.' ordemur~w)'* ^ ;- g the said Bill within forty days from'the pate \ v . lieat'ion of this order in default whereof) an order pro. confess?, will be entered against them. ' J. Ik HuNLAP,. Comniiesieocr's 0f?aeyv-r** " ^CS^B-'TK/J).. - ^ TH'eodote''Mnsr"Y*" '*" ' ?~ ' ff vsvT* y? I Order: foi; publication' Elizabeth Lang, f of absent defendant., r' - * ' iVitppearhig to. my satisfaction U^at^i'ri: C. Lang.' one of the Defendsntsln'^bbfe'Kated case is aJiseBt from^dr-v^hotH'Jt^lita' its of the State. On -motion, of Gbesnut,and 'Workman, Complainants Solfcetbre/" il " is 04'dered that he do- plead 'answer or-'domdrHa the said Bill withdaferty days from the pub Aicauon 01 mis oraeiy. aim aciauu wiiereor an order pro. confesso, will be taken against, him. ' " J. D. DUNLAPr V c. Ei:?^ Di May. 2td . ?. : ?' :?* r KEESEAW?In Equity. Henry C. Salmond, . *' "} - snvr: iwfi - ^Trustee, ..... " -vs. Bill to-.ForecloseJames B. Curcton, and' ' Mortgage. . , . Mary, his wife, V (. *.. Eliaa.beth McCaa. . J,.f* v&t'... J*" aboye named defendants, are beyond ^435?^ side without tie limits" cif this State ''y *' ordered on motion of Kershaw, GompttfafitHrB Solicitor, that they do plead, ans'wevV'Orrde^ mur to the said Bill within forty.daySj fr'oaw the date of the publication ofthig order,.in* default whereof, an order pro. confes'soj-willbe taken against them. '. ' J..D. D^LAP^. . Commrs Office, . K, P.. April, 25, . . Sheriff's Sales; SHERIFFS Office, V ^ n nil r LAMDEM, fi. L.,' Aiay 0111, XOO/. y Bl* virtue of sundry writs of Fx.' Fn. to^mo' directed, and by consent of Defendant, I will sell before the Court' House in-CAmdeif on the first Monday in June next, within'the' legal hours of sale, the following property, to-wit. ' Two adjoining Tracts of LANl)-(except' so xgL much as is exempted'from levy and;sale by. General Orders No. 10 from Head-Quarters; 2nd Military District, embracing North' and South Carolina,) situated in the District of Kershaw, and located as herein, after .described. One Tract called the "Home Tract" containing two hundred and seventy-six (276) acres, lying on botli sides of the "Robinson Road," fifteen (15) miles above Camden, on the head waters of Cany Branch, bounded by lands of Thos. J. Cauthen', James L. Downs' and Ezekiel Gaskins. The other Tract containing four hundred and thix-ty (430) acres on the waters of Tantrough Branch adjoining Lands of Thomas J. Cauthen and John Gnskin. Also, one Buggy and;Harness. Lcvied-upon as the property of W. D.'Gaskin at the suit of rzekici Gaskio. . - j ' TERMS, Cash- E. E. SILL, S. K. D. May 9 ($11,25) 4J. J. A- SOHBOQE) MAGISTRATE. WILL attend promptly to the collection of all claims, and other duties appertaining to the office. Office at the Council Rdoni. May 16, tf. jNOuce IS hereby given to all whom it may concern, that I have this day appointed Mr, EZEKIEL GASKIN my lawftil agent to transact and direct all my business. All business transacted by him will be valid with me. CORAII GASKIN. April 12, 1867, V". "3t State of South Carolina, KERSHA W DISTRICT. IN THE COMMON PLEAS. The Bonk ofCnmden, S. C. vs. Thos. P. Balard, :> Declaration in Foreign Attachment. . WHEREAS, The Plaintiff did on the 27th day of July, 1867, file his declaration against the defendant, who (as it Is said) is absent from und without the limits, of this State, and has neither wife nor attorney tnnivn within the same, unon whom a copy of the said declaration might be served jit is therefore ordered, that the said defendant do appear, and plead to the said declaration, on or before the 28th day of July next., which will ho in the year of our Lord one thousand eight hundred and sixty soven," otherwise final ancl absolute judgment wili-theo be given and awarded against him. W. CLYBTJ11N, c. c. p. & o. ?. Clerks Office, Kershaw District. Ang.?eoly. /"GRANGES?--Fresh Havana ORANGES. JAMES JONES.