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MASQ3STIO. fnrrn t? t n K"a?. i ait xveguiar vuuiuiuuuauvu w? ??.sbaw Lodge No. 29, A.*. F.\ M., will be held at their Lodge Room oa Tues- J day next, at 7 o'clock, P. M. J. A. SCHROCK, Se'cy. 1 .? : _? f Dr. B. F. Watkins having resu- C mod the practice of Medicioe, respectfully tenders his services to the cifcixens of Camden and victnity. p Office and residence at Kirkwood. Oct 7. if Notice to Tax Payers. ^ TAX PAYKliS are hereby informed that a final extension of time without the penalty of 20 per cent, has been S tnade to the loth inst., aft r which, that rumnltir mint hp riwiHIv enforced. C ~D. L. DeSAUS>URE, Oct. 7.?It County Treas. v SCHOOL NOTICE. 2 THE exercises of Mr. John S. BurOEt's School will commence regularly, 7 on Monday the 11th instant, and will ei be conducted in the School House nceotly occupied by Dr. J. E. Mathews. Tuition Charge?$5.00 per month. 0 refers to Geo. J. B. Kershaw, Col. W. M. Is Shannon, Gen. Jas. Chesnut, Rev. th 8. H. Hay. ? Oct. 7. 3t. i; PHOTOGRAPHS, g C6 Ambrotypes, and Ferre- b< otypes. The undersignod being about to close his Gallery, informs the people of Camden and Kershaw District, that all de- ^ siring PICTURES, will please call be- gt fore the Brat day ot JNoveiiDer, hb ne , , will then close. N. LANG. g? Oct. 7- tf. vc FOR SALE. di THOSE Town Lots, situated on the west of Broad Street, between the premisesV the late E- W. Bonnet and C. ? L. Chatten, having a front on Broad 1 Street of two hundred feet, and extending west five hundred and twenty-eisrht. J. M. DeSAUSSURE, - J. B. KERSHAW, J. A. YOUNG, J. M. DAVIS, (J Oct. 7.?tf Committee. Notice is hereby Given, That I will apply, thirty days aft r p, date, to the Judge of Probate for a fi- ?c Dal discharge from the guardianship of ail the person and estate of my ward, Vic- p] toria Peak. FRED. BOWEN. di Oct. 7. 4t. ASSIGNEE'S SALE. In the matter of Sam'l. Shiver, Bankrupt? Sale of personal'y. On Monday, the 18th inst., I will n soil, at the Court House in Camden, at 12 o'c'ock, M., the notes and accounts of Samuel Shiver; by virtue of an or- L. der obtained from W. 1. Ulawson, Kegister in Baakruptcj. J. L. BKASINGTON, N? Oct. 7 2t J SHERIFF'S SALES. ci Sheriff's Office, Camden, S. C., Oct. 1,1869. BY virtue of sundry writs of fi. fa. to de me directed aod lodged, I will sl< proceed to sell in front of the Court _ House in Camden, on the first Monday, and first day of Novembei next, within the legal hours of sale, the following mentioned and described . property to- PI wit: One Tract of Land situated in KershawCounty, containing One Hundred and Fifty Acres, more or less; bound d North by lands of R. And-rson, South by lands of Charles PerkinR. East by lands of Estate of Thomas Elliott and _ Charles Perkins, West by Estate lands of Patience DeBruhl. Levied upon as . the property of Hardy Thorn, deceased, ' at the suit of James R. Thoru. also a One Tract of Land situate in Kershaw County, containing One Hundred and Fifty Acres more or less, bounded North Ri by lands of Alex. J. Haile, .East by m landsof J. L McDovrall, West by lands of W. J. Fle'cher and VVm. Clyburn, 8r.? South by lands of J. C. Haile ? ^ Levied upon as the property of Geo C. Truesdell, at tbe suit of A. J. Haile Assignee. * MO CneTrat tfLand situate in Ker- B shaw County, id wa ers of Hanging p Ro k Creek,contaitnii?rThree Hundred 0I and Eighty Seven Aores more or le.-s, fc bounded East hy lands of Robt. Kirkley, South by landsof William Clyburn, S West by lauds of Jesse Truesdell, North by landsof Mary Caston. Levied upon j as the property of B. B. CastoD, at the suit of William A. Clyburn. -J?ALSO One Tract of Land in Kershaw Coun- . M? --J AA7nf T.ilf la Uoa vop U iv on sue nt?u iiawmw -?. v. Dam, containing Eighty Aorcs, more qr less, bounded South ly lands of Johq M, Shaw, Weat by lands of the ,, Estate of Hardy Thorn, Noi$h by lands of the Estate of Patience DeBruhl, East t by lands of the same. Levied upon as the property of the Estate of Hardy Thorn, deceased, at the suit of James Jt. Thorn. Terms Cash, purchasers paying for stamps and papers. J. r. BOBWELL, {3. K. C, Oot. T. 4t. | OUR GOODS FOR PALL TRADE \ RE now ready for distribution. The "V stock of goods AT RETAIL in the 'ront Store replete and full, and ot every coneivable style and price. >or Shawl and Cloak Department resents some rare attractions in prices and designs. Our Dress Goods Department, lS usual, exhibits all the handsome novelties >ur Hosiery and Underwear Department applies all the articles of comfort and protection for winter use. >ur Notion and Haberdasher Department /ill, bb heretofore, receive our best ntten. on, and every novelty, useful or ornamental, in be .iad Irom it. Our Carpet Department his season excels everything of the kind rer exhibited in Columbia before, comprising rerything known to the trade in the way of loor Cnrpctings. UR WHOLESALE DEPARTMENT i a specialty, wherein we claim to give nil le advantages that can be offered. The oods for tne Departnient are on hand? >ught right, and sold wiih as little expense i they can be handled any whete. We solicit a call from every one wanting oods. We positively guarantee our bill a mainly as cheap?ofien cheaper?than can ; had elsewhere. R. C SHIVER. Columbia, S. C. Oct. 7.?3m. Notice. THE County Commissioners meet at ieir Office in Camden, on Monday, the st of NOVEMBER next, ill ac>unts against the County must be prented to the Clerk of the Board, pro n before a Magistrate on or before the y of meeting, or they will not be autcd. By order of the Board. COLIN MACRAE, Clerk. Oct 7. 4t. JOHN IZARD MIDDLETON, JOHN W. WILLIAMS, J. J. MIDDLETON, Cotton Factors AND ommission Merchants, 7 SOUTH STREET. BALTIMORE, \RTICULAR a'tention to sale of itlou, Rice and Southern Produce d to purchase of Grain. Guano, and antation Supplies. Liberal advances against Bills LaOct. 7. 6m. BROD1E d CO., FACTORS AND )om mission Merchants, north Atlantic wharf. Charleston. S- C. iberal Advances made on Consignments. references. Andrew Simonds, Esq., President First itional Bank. Charleston, S. C. Messrs. imeron. Barkley &. Co., Charleston, S, C* . T. Peak, Esq., General Superintendent S. R. It. Charleston, S. C. Messrs. Gower, >x, Markley &. Co,, Greenville, S. C. Hon. mes Farrow, Spartanburg. S. C. Hon. Bf*' ?i?i?n An/torann S. fi. JO"Alaj. E. E, SILL is our agent at Catnn, and will make liberal advances on Continents to our house. Sept. 53. 6m. W. . COl'RTXiiY, & C0.7" FACTORS AND BMHI2SI0N MERCH ANT2, No. 9, Boyce'b Wharf, CHARLESTON, S. C. W. C. COURTNEY. rob't murdoch ja8. 8. murdoch. KOBT M URE & CO,, COMMISSION MEKC11ANTS, CHARLESTON, S. C GENTS CHARLESTON AND LIVER POOL STEAMSHIP LINE. Advances made on shipments of CoMnn. ice and Naval Stores to Foteign and Doestic Ports. DePASS & HAY, ATTORNEY'S AT LAW, AND SOLICITORS IN EQUITY, CAMDEN, S. C. USINESS will be utrendcd to in nil irts of the State, in all of the Cour's * the State, and of the United States >r South Carolina. Office, Up Stairs, above Baum, Bros, tore. WILLIAM L. DLPASS, TnORNWELL HAY. Aug. 26. 6ru LEITNETl & DUNLAP, lTTORNEYS AT LAW AND SOLICITORS IN EQUITY. lrILL practioe in the Courts of Kerhuw, Sumter, Lancaster and Ilichlund )istricts. Office?Broad-st., Camden, S. C. r. z. LEITNER, J. D. DUNLAP Feb. II 6m. FOR SALE. A GRAND PIANO. Price *300. Apply at this office. J). L MUSSDBE & CO., EtT'Cg ta'd in on Advantageous Terms, j An entirely new, large and well selected STOCK OF GOODS, Comprising BAGGING AND TIES, GROCERIES, DRY GOODS, Crockery and Glassware, TT A T>TVTTT A -Din n n rujj vv xiavu, Boots and Shoes, &e., invite the attention of the people of Kershaw, Lancaster and Sumter to an examination, promising the most advantageous terms to purchasers. Give us a call at our temporary lo cation at the Store formerly occupied by Janus Dunlap, Esq, J&'This stock of Groceries has been selected with a special reference to our local market. D. L. DESAUSSURE & CO. Oct. 7. tf., The Highest Prices Paid for Cotton and other Country Produce, and liberal advances made on all consignments, by D. L. DESAUSSURE & CO. Oct. 7. tf. GRAND COMBINATION OF THE TWO Leading Li Insurance Companies, THE PIEDMONT AND ARLINGTON, Of Richmond, Va. i ? & coot a 81 500.000 , Policies issued in two years, over 8,000 THE Officers of the above Companies beg leave to reiurn thanks to'he public for their very liberal support, having enabled them to make such rapid strides?meet with such solid success, and would inform them that for many reasons deemed politic and prudent, these two Companies hnvecomhined in one by the name above, and will in future issue policies as a new Company. The Advantages of the Piedmont and Arlington. It is confined to LIFE INSURANCE, only, and does not mix with the uncertainty of other business. . The rights of Policy Holders will not be changed, but in every regard, remain as though the old Compunies existed. Renewals ot old Policies will he on the namo of new Company as authorized by respective Directors ol -THL PIEDMONT AND ARLINGTON" and the rates and loans and rights of all remain intact as in old policies. It hns no useless restrictions on residence or trgvel; fully provides for the non-ferfeiture of its policies and places all on fair equality as to occupation. It has declared a dividend to its Policy Holders, the first Eighteen months of 40 per cent and will pay dividend on ALL CASH POLICIES at the end of the first year. The late war taught many the heavy penalty of beirg separated front the Home Office by the Companies forfeiting what had been paid nnd and refusing to reinstate the policies The PIEDMONT AND ARLINGTON provides against this IN HER POLICIES and all who may, by any mishap ot revolution, be seperated from the Office, the right to reinstate policies within one year after intervening cause is removed, or to be ENTITLED TO SAME RIGHTS AS T3 NON-FORFEITURE. AS THOUGH THE HINDERING CAUSE had never ex.sted, at the option th. innuroH an that no contingency can take from her POLICY HOLDERS their just rights. THIS IS DONE BY NO OTH EK COMPANY. It has paid all its losses promptly, without waiting for the NINETY days grace, and has never contested a claim. Parlies contemplating insuring, are requested to examine our policies and compare them with other compnnies before insuring. The COMPANY has determined to establish n BRANCH OFFICE in SOUTH CAROL1NA with President and Directors selected from Policy Holders of this State, which will give you all the advantages of a HOME INSTITUTION as all the Premiums received. will be left here and invested in your own State. The "PIEDMONT AND ARLINGTON" issues Policies en the Ordinary Lile, Ten Annual Payment, Five Annual Payments, Single Payment, Endowment, Joint Life. Children's Endowment, Return Premium, or any Table used by other Compainies. VV. CLYbURN, Agent. Camden. S. C. J. R. STEGER. Gen'l Canvassing Agent. Dr. A. A. MOORE, Examining Physician. Oct. 7. l'2m FINAL NOTICE. ALEX. L. WcDONALD, the old exJudge of Probato. is very desirous to collect his out standing fees of office. It is not altogether thut he truly wants them, but thut he actually needs thciu. Ho has been waiting patiently with people year ufter \car, crop after crop, and with some on broken promises until he has ultimately come to the conclusion that long continued and protracted indulgence ceases to bearthe appellatioin of bein-r termed a virtue. Personally, I will be on DcK ilb Street until the last of November next. All or any in arrears with me for fees can call and setrlc their respective du.-s by cash, or - ^ ? L nf oAinmonr) II UilMI U?: uui iiumvuittivij ?i. w>nu<..u<?, by giving a negotiable note for a short season/ All my accounts not settled by the last of November, I will place them in the hands of legal officials fur collection. Oct. 7. 7. DEHALU HOUSE), J. W. Rodgcrs?Proprietor. |l CAMDEN, S. C NEW FALL GOODS I'DOVU.DA H't l RBI Offer to the pablic a CHOICE VARIETY OF FALL A WINTER GOOD! Embracing Every Thing Uusually found in a Retail Store, whi< they will sell at TH?i LVW??1' JtllxlKi; For CASH, Or in exchange for COUNTRY_^RODUCE They invite particular attention the following specialties : * Ladies' Dress Goods, TTf Fancy Goods, Trimming* . Hardware, Crockery, Glass Ware, TT^ a _ ? i _ xjoois ana snoes Hals and Caps, Ready-made Clothing &c. &c. &c .&c. Feeling satisfied that oar Stock i Goods is equal to any other hornm, i prices and styles, we respectfully invi old customers and friends to examit the same, and to bring along with the; all their neighbors and friends Mcdonald & Mccurry. Oct. 7. tf The State ef South Carolina KERSHAW COUNTY. By Jama F. Sutherland, J. P. WHEREAS, Alice M. ^oung, At ministrntrix, made suit to me t grant her Letters of Administration < the Estate and effects of John H. Youn deceased. THESE arc therefore to cite and a< iiionish all and singular the kiudrc a d Creditors of the said John E Young, dee'd that they be and appe:; before me, in the Court of Probate to b held at Camden on the 16th day of 0< tobcr next, after publication hereof, t 11 o'clock in the forenoon, to show cauif any they have, why the said Adrnn istration should not be granted. Given under my hand, this 6t day of October, Anno Domini, 186J J. F. SUTHERLAND.JP. Oct. 7. 2t. KERSHAW-In Equity. J. D. Dunlap, 1 c. e k. d. I Suggestions to forva ( close Mortgage. Robt. Latta, J IN obedience to an order In above sti led case, from F. J. Moses, Judge, I me directed, I will proceed to sell i Camden, on tho first Monday, first da of November next, two parts of vacai Lots in the Town of Camden, on Ly tleton and Lawrence Streets, known an distinguished in the plan of said Towi as Lots Nos. 913, and 914, to bo so! onfa credit of twelve months. Titli signed but not delivered until the mi ney be paid, so much cash required i will pay expenses of Sale. J. P. BOS WELL, S. K. C. Oct. 7. 4t Valuable Plantation for Sak PART of RED BANK, on Watort River and Camden Branch of the S. ( R. R., containing nine hundred an fifty eight acres, several hundred clea cd, of which a part, is prime upland The wooded lands are finely timberei The place may be treated for at prival sale until 1st of January, when, if m sold, it will be rented to the highe bidder. Terms, to suit purchasers. J. B. KERSHAW, L. H. DKAS, T. J. ANORUM, Sept. 30?3m Executors. !k for sale. THE DWELLING-HOUSE oo tl corner of upper Boundry uod Lyttlctc street, known as the Allien House. Fi terms apply to E. B. CANTEY. sept. 30.?t 4t. IMPROVE YOUR STOCK. For Sale?A White Chester BOAI imported from Pennsylvania?may 1 seen at THE DEKALB HOUSE Sept. 29. tf SHIP Y?ur Money and Freight , BY THE SOUTHERN EXPRESS OFFICE AT THE DEKALB HOUSE" Finn! Yntir>p tu PrAflitflrs J M. M Uil II WIVV *V v > u PKRSONS havine claims on John 1 Arthur,, decensed, or .Mrs. Cornelia 1 thur, Administratrix, will present th at once to WM. M. SHANNON; Jnup 24.?tf. Attorney (, MILLINERY AND r DRESS COOPS. MRS. J. W. RODGERS announce to her friends and customers that she i Sj now opening a new and attractive stocl ' of Fall styles of MILLINERY ANJ DRESS GOODS, worthy of their in spection. Sept. 29. tf , 1869. 1869. FALL STOCK J. S. CLOUD To Tins Kuuininn unit nnonino t.VlP lnr AO UVfT AVVWIf Ml?v? ?to gcst and best selected STOCK OF GOODS be has ever bad tha pleasure of offer ing to the public, and feels assure* ^5 that in PRICE ANI) STYLE be will give i, SATISFACTION TO AL1 Who will give him a call. f His stock consists in part of DRY GOODS, GROCERIES, of BOOTS, AND SHOES, In HATS AND CAPS \l READY MADE CLOTHING, m TRUNKS, VALICES, * With a largo assortment of other arti cles necessary for the comfort am convenience of man. also i TJAAnTXra pmpp. avn tttcs 1* XIAUUX^VJIj jJSyPurchasers will consult their in terest by giving him a call., j 8ept. 29. tf 5 D. C. h IRK LEV, g dealerin S GROCERIES, i. WISES, ? Liquors, Segars, ;; Fruits, Vegetables, &c,, ? CAMDEN, S. C., FES!0VLD Respectfully in ]j jts vifcc the attention of his forme j cust,tniers, and the publio generally, ti ' his daily increasing Stock, all of whicl he will sell AS CHEAP AS TM CHEAPEST FOR CASH. Sept. 23. NEW GOODS, WE would respectfully inform th< citizens of Camdeo and the sur a* rounding country, that we are receiv to ingand ? ppning a LARGEand WEL1 0 SELECTED STOCK, consting of 1 DRY GOODS, d nT ATiWTMfl.. n, j ivy jl - ? .-k.-i? ^ ?SHOES AND BOOTS 9- ' ' Hardware, - GROCERIES, &c, fc All of which have been selected witl care, and will be sold at VERY LOV j prices. By pivinpr ns a call before pur chasing, you will save money. 7 WITKOWSKY & HYAMS. J; Sept. 10. , tf ot Bt Assignee's IVotice. ALL PERSONS INDEBTED T( Dr. Thomas J. Workman, Bankrupt by Note or Account, will make imme diate payment to the Assignee. Tho." failing to do so by return day, the cas will be put in suit. J. M. GAYLE, Assignee of ie Dr. T. J. Workman. ,n Sept. 23?3t. jr IN THE DISTRICT COURT OP THE UNITED STATES DISTRICT Of S. C. Ex-pnrte, JOS. M. GAYLE, Assignet je In Re Seaborn Jones, Ban kr upt?P< tition to sell Real Estate. IN pursuance of an order of Court mad in the ubove stated case, August 19tl ? 1809, the Lien Creditors of the sai Seaborn Jones, Bankrupt, arc require to establish their liens bef"re W. * Cluwson, Register, within thirty da; from the date of this notice, or 1 I arred from all benefit of the decree f< distribution to be made in this case. It is further ordered, that within tl time aforesaid, they show cause, if ar they have, why the estate of the sa _ Bankrupt should not be sold free fro incumbrance. J. M GAYLE, ' Sept. 2?tf. Assignee. ? VINEGAR. WHITE WINE and CIDER VIN GAR, for sale by HOnrrSON A DIINLAP. FARMER'S FRIEND, POCKET COBS SHEILEBS. WEIGHT ONLY ONE POUND. Maleable Iron Coppered. THE? will shell from FOUR to SIX Bushels per hour. i The; should be ou ever/ Plantation. The; are the Cheapest, most Durable and most Simple of Machines. . Will take every kernel off the Cob. Will leave the Corn olean and ready for the Mill. J Are adapted to the smallest or largest ear of Corn. Will shell more Corn in a day than any other Machine in Proportion toitf * . . , sizo. _ . ri J A Any Man Woman or Child can use them. ) Having purchased the right for Kershaw and Lanoaater for the sale of the above, I am now preprred to furnish them in any quantity, to all who have - corn to shell. < 1 Call and see them.. ROBT. M. KENNEDY. Sept. 2. tf. F. J. COLLIER, DRUGGIST AND APOTHECARY, Next Baum, Brother, BROAD STREET, . , CAMDEN,S. C. f ? i ? ' HAS dow on hand and is constantly r supplied with the purest DRUQS'tnd 3 MEDICINES and other articles io his } line, and will dispose 'of them at the ,J lowest prices. Physicians' prescriptions carefully compounded and persons accommodated at all hours. His Stock comprises in part, of 0 Drugs, L' Medicines, Chemicals, Patent Medicines, Paints, Oils, , Varnishes, Brushes, Dye-Stuffs, Lamps, 1 f Chimneys, Putty, &c. &c Thankful for the liberal patronage heretofore extended him, he solicit* a continuance of the same, trusting that his experience and attention will merit it. > March 18. tf ; BAGGING, IRON TIES, ROPE AND TWINE. For sale by JAMES JONES. The State of South Carolina, v KERSHAW COUNTY. By James F. Sutherland, J. P. WHEREAS, J. D. ISBELL, made *' suit to me to grant him Letters of Administration of the Estate and effects of le Charles Bailey deceased, i, These are therefore to cite and add monish all and singular the kindred, d and creditors of the said Charles Bailey 1. deceased, that they be and appear beFG fore me, in the Court of Probate to be >e held io Camden on the 16th of OeUh)r her, next, after publication hereof, at 11 o'clock in the forenoon, to shew cauao te if any they have, why the said Adainiy istration should not be grantedid Given under iny hand, ibis 29th day u> of September, A. D., 1869. J. F. SUTHERLAND, J. P. Sept. 30. 21 Stationary, &c. fE INK, Paper, Pens, Pencils, Muciltg* &o. For Sale by HODGSON & DUNLAP.