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THE JOUliSAL." CAMDEN, DECEMBER 1G, 1SG9. The Sen Post-Ollicc. The mail was "distrtbirtod iust nigkt. from the New Post-Office, on l'utlcdgc Street. Hereafter, persons will get their mail there. It is located in rather an out of the way piece, inconvenient to .business, but the building is very nicely finished, aud the conveniences of the .interior far surpass those of the old office. Survivors' Association. A meeting of the Survivor!,' Associat'oa will bo held at the Town Hall at 12 o'clock M, on Monday next, the on.i. ,j.? flVlll lilDl.) Ub ? II1WIt HIV vvtigui UHVH will be submitted and otlier matters of interest transacted. Col. W. M. SllAN.NON will deliver a-public address at 7 o,clook p. m., also at the Town Ilall.? Upon this anniversary of secession day. a day hallowed in our memories, it behooves all survivors of the late war who were enlisted in the Southern army to meet and celebrate it as it deserves. After the speech a collation will be served up for the members of the association and their guests at llodgcrs' Hotel. A PufTand Something More. As the shadows of evening were falling fust on Tuesday last, there cainc down street a puffing mortal, bearing the haunch of a very fine buck, and a splendid specimen of a turkey, fi mked ' '? - rli.ir enr-rvns (if Dy a capacious u> bivalves, yclept oysters. Upon an investigation, wc ascertained that J. \\\ Rodcjeks, the well known caterer and hotel keeper had rcnienibcred the poor printer, and had sent us the above for his Christinas present. Much more of the "garden cass" can be found upon his well kept table. ^ J. A. Armstrong. This gentleman so well known as a mule trader by our planting community, lias on hand still, a few of the very best mules that have been offered in Camden since the the war. Civc him a call at Rodgcrs' S'.ablcs. Dickson's C'nfiTJTOTIiHI. Rv reference to the advertisement, it j will be seen that the price of tl is superior fertilizer has been reduced to sixty Cvcdollars per ton, and that cottonseed will be received in exchange at the rate of fifteen bushels for one hundred lbs! of the compound, so that the farmer, instead of 40 bushels of cotton seed as manure, can now. at the same cost, use two hundred and fifty pounds of the compound worth more than one hundred bushels of cottou seed. Peters' 3Iusiea3 .tlontldy. This sprightly gem of musical litcra- ! turc for December is upon our table. I - - :i I It IS 1U11 01 CHOICC, WMI unu mental pieces, among which arc 'Babe of Bethlehem,' a Christmas Carol, song and chorus; Holiday March, piano solo; Sea Breeze, mazurka. Published by J. L. Peters, 599 Broadway, N. Y.. at S3 per annum. Our l-cgislatnro. During the past week our Legislators have been busily engaged in discussing some very knotty and interesting matters. The Bill providing "for the payment of the principal and interest of the State Stocks and bonds in coin' passed to its third reeding in the House on Friday last, in an amended foun. The opposition was strohg but the "gold Ting" won the day. The Bill was so amended as to provide for the payment of the interest, only on bond and stocks of tbo State. The Committee on inonrnriiinns ronnrfod favorablv unon bills Vk" r 1 - . to incorporate the DcKulb Fire Engine Company of Camden, and the Watcrcc Fire Engine Company, No. 2 of Cantden. A bill was introduced and referred to the committee en ways and means to "authorize and require the county commissioners of Sumter to cause to be passed upon and collected from the inhabitants of said county, a sum of money, hereinafter set forth, to indemnify David G. Robertson and Dul3osc& Co. for certain abuses and losses. We sec from dispatches to the Press, ? T \\T tr.mil tQtlC ODC J. IV. 1UUJUUj u wiuuu utviuber of the House shot at a woman on Sunday morning last. He was drunk at tho time. He is the same man who in Charleston, at the Convention accused a woman of stealing his watch, and last session shot another woman, and paid heavily tohusli the matter up. The ubiquitous liowen is iu Columbia, lobbying tho coin bill fur tho ring^ \ / and endeavoring to act as a \vliipj>cr-iii j fur Whippor u the fc'upicme liench, thus disposing of a furiuidahle rival for Congress. Reversing the old maxim, priucipio, non homines," ho goes in for Ji,ovu"cs} lion principin. Many of the nwrcconservative members of the Assembly arc becoming a tyazed at the total and thorough corruption of the government, and express themselves iu uu limited, muttjier at the i open and avowed knavery that is going | on. Important to Tax Payors. Tax payers will do well to notice the advertisement of Frank Go-s, C??lh ctor Internal Revenue, 1st district S. C. f'onjc to dricf. Last night Mr. Charles Perkins, of I * . . 1 this District, hail .stolen from him a i mule, a cart, ami a hale if C ?tt?m I weighing-18") pounds. The cotton was I bought hy Mr. George S. Douglas this morning, at 22-2 ec:it<, from a colored merchant named William Carr, who says it was delivered to him by a thitd party. Mr. lYrkius arrived in town a short time alter the sale, and upon inquiry found and identified bis cotton, whereupon Carr was arnsted. Then it was that the third party who delivCicd the cotton to him (Carr,) was fust heard of, and, ncccrding to Carr, lie, the third party, will he here to day to receive his money. The who'o ami tu t that the cotton sold for ($100 10) lias been recovered. Gor.l) PitlZt:*.?The filth number of the Co roll in t T\irmrr. new series, is before us. Tt is, as usual, filled with choice original and si lect matter for the farm and fireside; and at S2.00 per \ear .i,? r ;i.. \v....L t;.? I ID UIIU i'l I liu i Illicit IV vvnin r in t lie country. In I lie number before us the proprietor announces a prize of Twenty Fin! Dollars in G< hi i'*<r tlie largest, Fi/'/eni Dollars in Clohl for the second largest, and Ten Dollars in (ioh! for the third largest club of subscribers sent by any one person betwc< n IV comber loth, 1 SOD. and March loth. 1S70. 1'arf.es \vi>iii11ir compete for ihe G?'M ptizes may obtain specimen I copies of the Carolina Farmer, and blank subscription lists by NtblivAiin;.' Wilmington, N. Correspondence of i lie Camden Journal. CtlARLK.TOX, I't.C. 13. Mtt. Editor,?We Charleston people arc just now like tlie little child just eomc into possession of some coveted toy. We can thi ik of nothing at present but onr Academy of Mu?io, and by consequence tntist naturally of the performers there. And tinly we have in the tw > or either one ul them so netliiti<r Worth thinking about. The building is a perfect gem of an Opera House lame enough to ln.ld any ordinary Charleston audience comfortably, and for architectural beauty of design, andcx<cu tion too it cannot be surpassed. There is a taste throughout tlie whole work dis i [M.I\UUj WHICH I'lUVVd lll.it I 11\; lll'iiu ti i * 4 hand ihat designed and cxicu td that woik must have been that of a master workman. The p'ace^oi ought to have special interest est tint very account to tlic inhabitants of your town. lA.r it was reserved to Camden, during the late struggle, to extend the hand of l<>sterin^ hospitality to Captain !> verautf, tlie master workman, who guided the greater poition of the wotk. The little Captain "has won for himself a reputation hero almost equal to that, of that sterner Architect of European lame, the little Coiporal." And we | rophesy lor him as great success and a happier end. ]Jut whale we praise the building let us not forget its embellishments, which are at1 present the ' Chapman sisters.? Should a man desire to find beauty evcty, imaginable praco of language and action, wit that pleases without being aecoinpauicd with venom, elegance, delicacy, in slioit, all that can please the tustc or the eye upon i lie stupe, let him come and see Miss IJIaiielic Chapman, as the charming" brigand "I'Yi Diavolo" ' ? Iwm limit liwf t?..lrtil ue it t.l*.-Ml line Ul IJVUI II* I IIIVUIP^ HMVU we ' MHIVJ forth moving :iiu.*io in the part of "Orpheus," or if he would fall madly in lo\c, lit him sec Miss Kill, the pride of the stage, in Iter character as the beautiful D ' barmaid f,Z< rlina," or as the foppish beau in the character of Aristaeues, or is lie dull and out of spirit with the times or blue about Lis crop, h t him see Mr. Uishop and Madame Vanderfants, or "Clotilda," or anything e lse for he is a mas:cr performer in all of his characters, as thc"Cliap:r.an si.-ti r?" arc in all of theirs, 't will put any man or child into a most animal state of mind for the wbolo of tho coming yeaf if lie will on'y spend one evt niirjc in the ChnilcMon Academy of Music en- ! ICiiaificd by tl e.-c perfumers. Hut let whoever will, conic at once, lor they will leave-us to mourn iheir departure when the present we? k is ended. Wc don't 'know bow it is wa.!i^yu,.but.hctg tyc _ find that sonic relaxation is necessary after the day's wmk is floiic; And it is ncees-mry f.r the mind to have some- | thincr to di'.w it away from rvfleetinp ii|iuii the wrongs ati<l outrages cuntiiiulIj pcrpetratid by- the party in porwcr. The Theatre supplies that want anil wc go there, and we iiti J so much pleasure in it 'that wc want our friends from everywhere around us to clij ?y it too. Qu KKCUS? jJowen is t ij e-l i\i"g ai.tl wire pu'l ir>g in Columbia t>> secure the election ! ol'Whipper as Associate .Justire <-f die Supreme t'oiirf. 1: se? ins that. unU>s ! Whipptr it hoi.?fitl on the Supremo | ISriit'h, lie wiil run against. ]> mvn foi Cone toss win n electiond V Ceouis found. Tltis is O'C ilii* didiiteres'*] .ictixityaiid pah iotic zeal of Congressman C. C. Buw-en.?Xrirs. j Cheap Hew ? Wo clip the followinjr paragraph from lhc Tch'gtaph iiiol I Messenger's Tex ts correspondence? Texas mu>t he :t 'beefy" country : It poi nts to be doubted that beef is ofieri: t here at two cents a pout d. In the tnarke s of the towns and cities, it is not. In tin* country, ft can I e bought for a good deal less than two cents a j pound. A beef Weighing front live to I six hundred pounds cm be-bought for ! ten dollars. The hide, hours and hoots I arc worth SI. The purchaser d ?es the ; butchering, for which he is anip'v piid by the ta'low and tripe Any one can see -that beef costs th purchaser only a slight shade over one c lit a pound any way you can lix it, instead of urn.? j N li tt I have said is true. I "w m'd he "lad to gel a contract to dcKter a thou- ( sand beeves on the wc*t side of the Brazos at SlU a head, averaging over ;VJ'J pounds net. I will give SVJ to any man to obtain it for me. J. J. TV right, a colored member of j our Legislature, wh ? was one of the j party jeetcd froin the ears on the Rich| mond and P.invillc rail road during his recent visit to \\ a-diington Citv, has retut tied to Columh'a, and makes the following statement of the all ir : lie said theparty which left lu re for \Viioliin^i..? ,uii let-J^ t*.rs S'.iw jeraiol lb b' Tsto'ii, Il-ioe, VVfi~jtec.or ' ley. Mollis, llaii cy, Wiinbttsltand himself. Senator Sawyer bought ll oin all first el i-s pissvti-i r tickeis, paying for each ticlet After liny got in the ear at (i n dishorn* the'cmiduc nr call c t> riyiit. told him the ear in which j J he was sitlinir w.i>:i lily's car utiil dial i lie ii.u?t in I runt There was ilwii J in iIn* car bat one female, a servant Jtill. wlni aCcoiupaiib'd IIi'ijp*. Wlijjhl ] irji i il llial In: lad as ym <1 a r?ln tea sc.it iIht" us any oi Iter jroiil leinaii in ' he ! car unaccompanied by a laily. On (In* I way t.? Clover Station l:c was inf.mud j dial dm conduct <r bail arranged with i some fifteen or sixteen umo ej? i:t Iiiin and Senators Itainey and Wiinlmdi. WIicii the train ariind at t'b-vcrM i I ti-'ii, the two litter cot out for refrsh| iii'-nt*. On I heir r* turn to the same car ihry f'nnti.! it locked and and were denied ad nittanee. The eondiicfor a oain ap|iroae|i'd H lieht and told him i lie mint leave d at. ear. Wright refined, unless ejected by f.-rco. (Vhuicl j Ibifoid. 1'ioj'ieiit of llie Road, Was die J liir-t tu lay bands upon biin to remove j biiu. Some tbree or bur loufe bold nt | biin and oi d< red i<ilti In leave. A\ i ijfbl ' ri 11 i d lb.at be u.us' \ic!d to b?rce. 11 j then left tiio ear. Scvc'al of die other I |ia>?-seii?ier> i xpVi sscd indignation at lb I treatment of die Seea'nis. ll iiio y and \\ iu.bn-li were at fird I supposed to lie white, and were le t annoyed. 'liny weie even inviti <1 to take la b-rtli in the sleeping ear On it> be | eoinii-o known, howi v- r. that iliey were fi.l.iii il I lii'V were .vlillt mil nt I In -1r *p:its f V #F -- ? . S itvy < r and I a I gone into I the sleeping car. Wi i-:lil says when j the ai tack was made njc'ii hi mi* I {use I picked up his lint and >t:iricd fur the ; cpin*r car. Ill the morning. lifter ; I ho affair was ovi r, Iloge t???d Wiight | that he was not ahle In assist in the evening in const-i|ii?*i<c>2 of rlieutnauu j pains, but that lie f. It into h better then j and was ready to light it mit. Wright has J insittut< d a suit against the Company, ! :r il employed (jounsell r Kiddle, of | Washington, to attend to the ease. I Some if the noinbers ol the Clint| ham Kail Ii??ad Cauip'nj ha'e ciicn'a' ted a rumor tiiat I'resident Ku'oiil is also I're.-iJeiit of the Chat ham Kail j ltoad Coit'j any. a itiiuor that has been j indignantly denied hy tin* tneinbers of I i lie l bird House having I lie interest o' the Chatham in their special keeping r/,M,ipncr ni,' nil' W'nui n ?Franco ; exports wine. In aiitlics, si I l?s. f;inc,' nri tides fnrnitim*, jewelry. clucks, watel:. i <v, paper, perfumery and limey ^oods I generally. j Italy exports corn, oil, flax, wines, essences, d\o Mull's, lii.e mat hie soap, paintings, c ngrnvings, imsaies and salt. Prussia exports linen?, woolens, zinc, articles of iron, copper and brass, indigo, wax, hums, musical instruments, tubucI co, wine and porcelain. I Germany exports wool, woolen goods, S' TJ linens, raps, c >rn, timber, iv'ni, lea-IVMn, fi x, Letup, wine) wax, fallow and cattle. . ' A tict-vi i nvn/n-tft litHicnil. Tfl W -aild f V"] i lliniiftfitctiirt'd li'lk tlil'lid, jjl:'$.?,-<;(V.r?, tir, it it r pall, ivine, liuney, and mallicuiatieal iu.-timm trs. Kti'.'laiid c'xpnls cotionj, woolens. fflnss,-dmr<l?M?rer< .aiUtwiuiurc, jfcutljy;, iinri, in* fitlic wart*s, salt, coal, watclics, tin, Vilktf aiiddiijens. > .? > ( / Ku-sia t-xjMns tallow. flax; l-rtnp. flour irotTToppor, linseed. |?vd. Iiidus, wax. lliick, i'urds?!>c, bridles,fins, puJitnU and I a I. Spain expmts, wihi\*br;Hifly, flfil'.'Presli and dri< d fruit.*, quicksrhor, sulphur, salt, curk, 8a 111 on,. aiK'liuvicf, silks uiid WlMtll'lll. , j, .,(j . j | , , (Jlii-a exports tea. rhoharh. mttsfc. {linjyr, I) irax, zinc, silks ca>siu. work, ivory ware, laeijuarod ware'itfid porcelain. Tuikey expmts Ceff. p, opium, silks, driiir*, onus, d it'll fruits, loluccii, wine-, ca inTs liair, carpets, eha'wls, camlet" and lii?>r -ceo. Ilindo-siau <xp r's jto'd aml? silver, niellinenl, it d ?<;??. sar*a par ilia? ,vainl!r, jalap, fu?iic, (J niipoichy- ..oud, piu.uolo, ilrmrt. iumJ dvu stuff-. I5raz.il exports coffee, itidiiro, sii ar lice, hides, 'Iried meals, t.i'lnw, jjold, liutuouds and oilier precious shines, {rums iiinhoiriihy ami India iul>ber. West Indies cxpoit >uj;ar, molasses., nun, tobacco, soyais, mah.oany, dye? wood, coffee, pimento, fresh fruits and preserves, wax, pin?jiT and oiher sp'Ces. Suit/.evlanil export cattle, ehe. se, buttor, tallow, dried Iruit, lin ?, silks, velvets, lace, jewelry, paper and *;ui,powder Kast India exp ?iIs cloves, nutuievs, inacj pepper, rice, indigo <ro d dn?f, camphor, benzine,sulphur ,ivory, rat.ma sandal wood, zinc and inns II iled Si.TcstXjM is pii uripi'lv airrit-uliiiraI produce, cotton, i..ht.-co fl .11 r, provisoes of ail kinds. In uher, mrp nline and wearii jr apparel. The fir-t drove of hoes this season pa.s-ed ihrouoh A-h\il!e last Friday ? .Since 1 Iii-ii our stives li ve le-ii vnra villi the drovers, *th? a * Hioa."' S>-\ 'less I I'll * 1 ;*?00 head ol hn?? have pa--n tliroiioli Ashvilie f ?r the Southern Mar kef. The pi lues a-ked here by tin I) 10vers role Ir.mi 11 to 12 cents pei Ih. ( Jnt: DrovrrTc'Used 11 cCt Is cash f r his whole drove At Mich price! our visions of sp ire rihs. luck hone am e.ii.ivli i!it,1 verv sin 1 (I corn . ...... .. .... J dodder*.?AthcHc Xiic.t. Tlu- Now EcKcic, winch i:i?ln Km 77te Jj-iiht he Love, iiuw in course o [iu licntiun V)i . I? ill 114.11*0. under I tie .iUS,. e. n (it .' lt s>i3 i urnt'U I Si MurtfoCtr ii one ot (lie prettiest >pe?* linens ol i}ji graptile.il and pan.pintL eaccitl it tile CuUii.ry. We note, Willi pie SJ c ili.it it is auUiewl at cluiuln;; a lid be coming a veliicle lui' or go al pruduc lions ut our uvvh writ is MK\V ? \\ e .lie g d to Killici the li.It I] iimng >pnit w. icli r? em." 0 iliiiii.uc tl.e i5'..u111 v audi: a lia I ii at vjoiiipiov .New aUdtioi.s io 'licit Mil tug MocK, I Co ii i toe Wtiihsnojs in I Io e.'), are being mile ?i.ii I \, ..ltd a net .ma cl'iiiiitoujus >i t ol jia.veiiger 1 oacl. cs are gi?iduailjf f(i|>ii;ttfiiij: the oh clalii|'lil \et.lciis tciioei y <11 U.T1. Loll tlucaif \\ . A. iiradi* y e.iil'i 0 out 01 lit.i lia.n.oiilS 1111 d.M, tincc in U e tiieh l'ji, a mail coaeii, agcinc man s cat, tiin a tadl.s coacu, all 111 .i.Ulac uteii at lit liail ii"ii 1 \\oik Miop., uudi r 1 lie mi pLii'ileitUciie * ui Mr. Jim. Itetd, in toleliiaii. U e i.i jrt', in a s-l.i ft lime to bee nolle t-ui l. ese I11W coaches ol lite load.? L'hm/1 ati'H ? i-Hi'iCt. A Mr.liiihiioi.il, oi ii- cliihtt r, N V., Il s con due id a mc?iu locoti.olli which diaws III e. | Ion.lis, and wclgi unit IVVo toli>, loclU .1 g bullciS and tv.i Itl'. 'J he iioclli S.CI L 11,011, alur Wlti.lS' ihg (lie J1cilulln1i.ee ul tins liiaellliic oeeiaris u.afi.s uuii y was lutiy catab iiblieu. ' Mr. l'\ W. Draggeiuan. agcut ol'i.u migration ii .w in .Vcw \ ui k wiitc* i u.i I lie iNcwti.iry ileulu) tiiu I lie j?ius|tei lur situ, tog ii goad i j.i.i ot.Ocriu.ii t.iriii laborer* i? luoi'c luiur I libit* I linn 1.1 it-li. tori, and thai lir tin li 1 vciy many more uiucra in the urns aai lal-clury way. The Wilmington Journal announce Ilial li.e wnoic >i inc \\ il.ninr? ii & Man eli b cr Kail li'/a.', Us lonu ilib am eiciyi Ini g iliti. u.it?. Ltlo. gin., Will, lr tlccitu ui tour , be fco.tl at | ubl.c uc lIUII 1.1 till' IllgillSl biUUll', ill Illl'l.oUl I House do r ul li.e lotiniy ui .\iiv iian t-Yci, uii i lie 0'ti ilaji el Jai.Uaiy 1 ?>i u Spies ami l.M'nit.ut.us.?Agiganti >)s i mil i r.bi IJ -lid lluud li. a ai l.ifi uii.ici (lie leiiijii i i.ii given to i it lor ui ila and sj.ies t-y ilie bi' Vtiiiiiit'lil jiiuu laws, V. ieli Inane I lube J>cu|ilc sl.at'ei to tlie lilies, | ciiailit's, t ltd iui eiluus di li-ud ng the icic uc. Iian a a. 1. is li | aduul uuisidi rs iu su it sliming, ii i I Wolsi: iu all w (Jul ei ii liit'iil till eels tl. I reward ui s ell |aiiitfijaliuii. iti-wel | uiidei'stu d dial there ale ngnl rbauU ? a ... ii... . .... ~ ..i in.., IUJ lltl'IJ t U III liiv uuo ii so vi !< |?llljl U lieis (I'llII fly I IliClcllallls iiilu \iu illluii ul tlie I ws, liiil ihis inn share m the lur.cuurus ut tiuirgud; Sullie Ucindo t 111! llllHlH^ illl'l lilt llii^iwhile otiar.sun tlie Watcn take (lie?Uiii and llieu they divide the Hpul >. dine the war, unuer ti.e lieaiy internal taxa ieii and the inspection laws, the l'raud and coriupt combinations to rub th I H 1 i I ? ^jrovcrrimont havo excillud aiM^tJjj'i; iijkj j the hi.-tory pf<c*i ioie J /^|i I We have seen d< tcctivc* and B(0F.cot# l| conrhininir wiih inaiiufi.ctun m tj? rob the (JuVfrnrtHMit of millions; aint mtii heiil)? ofte day di'tec'ives and '.omiiIm'T 1 riiamitafinri-T.-t swindling tlie Governuit'iit. They jfH an inside vii w, which makes fhi'in iiia.-f- r> of ilie situation.? \\'hen 1 he ffnVslT >'ii' iTTVhftT." Md(" llir deteg'-ive.s ?il| rnke i? nresell red, I !.< _> take''hat which puys^bls^/. I/a'uola .tor oft I'*1 law will pay thein more than the\ w ulil ^uin bv sir'nii^lTrHie^TTf" ft-i or s. why'th<y will take Iris-sidiv. roter ity l.i' dtfoy. mid make idl,?niooih; hut if he ?(<o't 'cinito.dnjvn tu. that fta^ic< he is a ns'-d up man. The sy.sj< lit ha> lid to foteli, juoh. . , 1 * ' 1 * II f stroll'. C'*riiUptmiis thai the N-.ctctaiy i f the Tie isfiry. io 1iis top rf, ni?esCnti ri-fi to r, real the' laics'hinder teliivli it i ~ f K wsr's hiislitfi ; arid ^ lKc 1 'resi?frt.:(j wsirmlv vccmnN lln-fu^cs.inii. I'on.,; rrtfx sh>>u d caiTy, ?>tif ilse m-o(>oni'tiilaii?,u. .'IJu* rop?-al <i| flu! laws in ' lion will cut 11 { l?y flu* n bfs" n jrroa' amount of rascality?fiiclummJ l)is > patch.' " .. . r . . :?.?' |{i |jii*inli't,^ji'ti' |ii*ve*. tu'i'il sinla in tfiisi.ioj-jirtYtliii jr If is, >11?111i>it ?; tliaf iiiiiio iln iinl iii?! IV'iiii ii iij; nocli' piii1' miiis II faki'S lnii.-er f ini \cast. bill if is lirrnv In-a'llifiik Yuil ritiior flift cpijmir fist' vast, iiinl i-' iiks w 11o I" inif ii so yiasf .aif'o rlllior lai?V "i di f? ii'n!oi> ami i4ni: bu-inoss. Tin- ns. of ail jir. paraf urns for r-ii-lni: is pr.-jmlreiaf to health.? /'/nfrxnr'libit: iw TilK Womi) Nkoiio. ? Forney'* ('hr> nic/r sa)s : '('onstilif! iv* ii->s i? iiisitiilie-ted at nt-n c -1 iu-i cmi| vt-h'ioii about the iliv word teI : iin*. 'flit! b'tdy llMW Sitting loilMS IIU excei-lhrti, a di>cu-.?i-on I av i>x a'is i tilt' other day col Ccriiinjj its appearand , ; in an official lii.cuinifi'. Mr lanij.-s'11* appsiri-tr ly, Wi- tlieonlv i1< fender oi l In' nliii'xinii- ailj fiivc.' Tbi> t? I'linsr. ?' I lli tik. is n -iiall- ti t? r and tin-taken.? ! Ncjit-f is a yin>(l Ji.i in woid riatisfeiiod to Kh?:I.sIi, liii-aNMiir liifl'ck. If tin J I w ril is jd.atliclol. tin- f.iCt lisu-1 In- t?i??i? I mi. : ti - i : li-c color d hi -ii make mi :i J in is | ! stun ii.aiii.-t ilii-iiist lw> in objecting to .jit. 'I hi* woTil entire into tin- Kti'.di.-h , ! Innijirijji' Ions* b-lore Aonrica was dis r' covered. anil cnsn ijur inly cannot !> I looked oil : $ a U rni ft" derision or re4 |iroiieb." [ i JOHN KEKSILA1V, Notary Public. I OF Fit) I'] on llntlciL'o Street, 2 doori I Hast of the Ni \v Post OlficC. '( ' f)AM DEN S. 0. : | Pee. Ifi - ^ oni FOR SALE." 1 : 'I lie Subset il?ir?' i-fleis for sille, til-' ' II- ti-e and Lofbti Fntr -fri'ct For jar tictilar* apjdv to II. F l|od"?nti A. 1). COODWV.V. Pee. 1(1 ' 3. J ; Important to Tax Payers. . i IT V TYTPTIYAT. T?PV*)\rTE. J C |J, . ?... ' ' * ' " ! *. I) -|>?it v Co!l? eor's OlliC'-y 1h? Dlstrtet. 15 Smith Carolina,?Camden, December 1 iiih IM;S. ' ' j All f iTM'iiis who ;ir<' indebti'i? for Tavr?iiow p;<>r due lor v?'!i?s ' 1800. ISO#; j IM]N and ISoO. i> a unite*. nji Ampul ' j and Monthly Ia K aro. hereby finally I i timifi'il that if nof p i<I l?y Monday, ili?* j ill h Il.tT in.*t. will !>< enllt'ch'd u liy ili>tr iifir. and .silo of pr ptfTtY so |?vnd upon. M\ ii'Sfrm-iioiis we' ?ii? pi rati to THANK (JOSS. Di p. Collector, 1st Disr., S. 0. "i Dee 10 * It. CAMPSEN MILLS FLOUR ? ltKCKIVKDTHB , y j J.s/ fVrnintm ut flu' St (\t. ?$Wc ftiir in (n/iiii bin, 1809, > J # . * Tlio undc s'iini'd oiler to their couitn i. |lii? nd-> ami the politic in, com ral a cli"ii*o ? d pure aniclo of FJjOL /?'. We hate on In ml and are "rimlnii: da'ly a :nil .-uppl\ of choice Li Family Extra & Super Flour. 1 j At/ O 1 Xortln m and WeMi i ii .Fluur at burrs' ( mat kit price. i Com, Oats and Hay. fi.OOO I itslici> I'iimo Wliiic Corn. 1 Oi-'O " . " O.t-. Ilali s I'rime Fast cm ami N * Hivi r liny. J JOHN'JAMrSKN'&fO, ) Charleston, S </. D.c. I(>. ;Iui. ; ~ ! ISuicsTT u I lie Snli-cril) r h:w j??-r recivctlu fine , Ij??t nf y? u?i^ Ki. ntin ky .Mules, also :i . iVw Iliirsnt. which lie off r.s ona?|nW T? tins a> can lie li.nl lor ('ASH or on s- short time with "noil acceptance, i These .Mule ate coii>iil'Tnl l?r prouil j jiol^is. to he the hot that have been i tli icil in ('million since the War. L. I They can he seen at the Stihles of I . T* IL | I I .Mr. .) \Y lillitjriw, III) 1 ?TV.'III' > - II'VI. I a Ciin.ilcn. J. A. AIIMSTUONO. | ,. Sumicr W'ltcftimiii will copy onec > \ f jiinl mih] IJill tu this ufiuc. ^ I'cu 1G. ' It. Plantation for Sale. c Tlmi v.ilunliln 1'I.AN'TATION. " this t i Couri'y. nenr Liberty Hill, t'oinnitit'C 1 .? 00 , c' ; ncrcs iimr" or lc?f. The ground isle'lile, w n? i- j tcr plentiful, climate liculiby and fine tor a I terms apply bv leuer. or in person, 'o JOHN KERSHAW, Camden, S. C. 0 Nov. 23. 4t. rrj^ g' 5. , STOLEN pj-oiii HiJ^rcsjJ&.cr on <>r about :lie l>t a pair JC'pXh'X. olie a laryo ri & ft^iniul with ?>lit m both car*. '1 lift **b. r. lipfctfcl, with a white streak down Hit thick, fncklc face wiili the ei.<1 of tin tail clipped sijaarc, A ltcward ol Twenty Doil.ir* 1r II be i a d i??r iho Thief, with proof tox'unvict*. Ai'y infoTtiiatToii TltSTVWj 'ITWMiti*UEiN 'llAlMY. Dec 10. <-i- i I \f. r j;7fiTr ?? ; ? ?i OFncrgT'l IIE DICKSON FERTILIZER AtuuMa, Gay^tcjllDh. 18G0. Ilnvi tr M?i liatid' a Fair STrti*fc;r:5i04't 4'KtHI V f A N'lil'A'NO. tuitj * J opc wetf. ut 'wm'/r 11 Mo in Kpop .up me suppiy* WO 1A-4iiCo l/ln* price, of , ^ DlCKSOtfS COJGPOtlND ^ To Si*(y-I'irc, i#65j Dollars pe* . Ton oi'2,000 lbs; AtMj.tri itnui tiil;N?/Vt iiib- r v, r870>. t-i'.STi) iititl. I'M viivi, I'uY Hl^ \ t'I'i Ji'MllV. I Ka\ Iiij'c Tli .ill t'.iWfl*.-' JS |w.l 'Inn. Ilifk"? 't'i-tol|i<iVtn*i. nlfit' will bo .li liv.'r il Kr?v ?if-4.*4mrjji?. at any f?i!|-ut i i Sonili ('iirJiiia. in oxclian^il or-I'm tu|i;iSeed, at lit;' rite of 10 - lbs.' ut tin' ^ MU'I' u,!c' l'"r ly liil>lic*!? (83 in iiud- /acli) ' fict'tl.Hn?s' fur seed al-o fiintis! t'd lifc'o id charge. * . .t Adiliftff i , . . E.P. ALEXANDER, lulu 111 Ida, S.'(t ' Dec. 1G. " le*. " L If KEBSHAW a. , In the Probate Court* Hen)'. S-. 11 it i plirms, ?h$citi his Wire* lleuj .1 lladjciitic. vl ?l t*. Joslah I'ari.-li. I l.-uriet liis ' Wi'e, Kvliecc* ISiuJefiffo it ah?- JYtitiuii lor l'artit illll. &!'. . 5. j lii juir-Miiisce of orders made in this can.?e, by ./ F Sutl.or.iind, Judge of Probate. I will si ll hi fore ll?e liVmrf House in ('minion, on .Monday. the 3d i i\ uf .lanunry prux., being the first Monday in ihe,*nid iu iiitlt,. the following pnlCoU of Ileal Jwaf.i\ l^ife the propel petty of Wiiliiiiu 11 lladcliffe, doe'd vis: Ofli Tract Containing Seven Tluntired and Thirty Kight Acres, lying on wafers id llljek I liver, in said c'tuity, Ii mult d Nuiih by lands of Ilyiulirieh Stokes, Ka-I .by lands of William Hall, Soli ill by Ian Is of J J Hall anu Wist liy lamj-sol 11 J iladchffvv 1 -? Al.s(i ? ,.j'\ 0:ii* Tract of Two Hundred A.c/ff.ln wa'otw "LlVn liniiMell, Ixhiiii'mI SrnrtirnjTioT- of John Kirhy, Svist l>v hnds a'o of John .March, South hy K>fnfnol IVeh os and Wert by lantls <n llus-el I Intl. i.ihI W'ilt?\ .Mot.re. Terms, I'm* F' urth.tr'i'gli. balance on a crcd.t of one. two and three j'Mi'S, in equal annual ins'almetrs with ir?T? r*-i?t from du??\ ?-e?-iiit-d hy bond; 1 urcty and a iihrrfoa'jtj of* prvniism.*? Purchasers t<> pay fur-statues and pa* ^r>. . J.'l\ BOSNVKLU l>tc. 1G.-4r. S. K C. * ' ' .!' * . . KERSIIW,; In llic Probate Court. Joi-I Ilon^h; ?c. Amos Uou^h, ci. ul. Pcttl'tot. for j.nrrition ot' Ki-aJ Instate, ft nppfcifirjr to the saiishictinft ?l the (Joint that Anion llon^h, Pick't and Ik-nrie'tn, h?? wile. Nancy lloiijth, ,llionias II?u?h. and Martlet Moiejh, partus defendant to iho above pv-fifh-ti, are nh*?t:t fioni and without the 'units if ihis Si a to", It is ordered <?n motion of !) FaS'&llay. Sdicitor* lor petitioners, that tho mi id defendants do plead, an* |s?er or ditnur, to the* said petition within i.?ny tl:i\s or an ord r pro con!'c>so will t>i; taken ngu'tniO theun J. K. SUTIJ EliLAND, J. p. I)CC 0- -f - T -6t. KERSHAW--In Equity^ ,#J oli ii f> II11^'.sun, pro a I o*. Su-uu' A. Gililies ? 1JII for l'oeclosurc. In |*irsitat ce ofd credit I orib-r in tho ;iIm-\c vtiUfii', I will ??ff. r at public Mile b fore Hie (Vint lfoii?e in unnJeii, on flic Is' jHotnhu in .January. next, that desirable In use nod lot in ('iiiiidcn now occupied by Sitsn A. Gibbes. and bound) d N..11I1 by l"t of II C. Kobeite, Ka*i by Lytill (011 street, West by lob of (J. J. Sliallllnli, Si'ltll by .b't of Saturn I I'. Anker, known as the Huphson house. 'i'eruis?One half of purchase money cash on day of sub', b dance on credit of one year wi'li interest from date, the Minn* to I e secure 1 by bond with surcii>sand mortgage > f the premises. I'111 chaser to j?-y lor stamps and paI't'lS. W, Z. LEITNKK, Sp cial Master aud ltvceiver. Deo 0.. 4t Assignee's Notice. IN BANKRUPTCY. Iu the matter of P. W JoKDAN, Banklupt. By virtue of an order obtained in tho ..l.fii-n ease, all creditors holding liens nuaiust fhe estate of said Hanktupt, aro .iideifd to prove tlio satno lie/ore \V. I. CIhwsuii.'I>V?; ster, at Voikiilln within oho month from the date of the fir?t publication or to b? debarred from any benefit under the decree of distribution to be made. JOHN KERSHAW, Ajwgoer Nov. 12. 3ft.