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I T1II2 WAJK. The Latest by Telegraph. Washington, August 22. Tic Paris correspondent of the New York Courier Ox* JJtals , Ciijls says : " I iavc myself seen the latest despatches from Uazainc. lie declares positively that lie is the victor. J lis ; ? strategical movement has been accom, plished, but attcuded with serious losses." This correspondent reproaches the government for withholding this reassuring dispatch from the public.' , He sums up the coiubals of the last j seven days as being favorable to the ! French, but brought no decisive vcj ; sul ts. Ouc thing is certain, the army of the . Crown Prince cont inues its march to-j wards Paris via Yitry Lc Frauouis, ] avoiding Chalons. The Kuipcror and McMahou arc at' i Chalons. ' i TrochCs 'mcr.sures indicate that the J v siege of Paris is imminent. Yesterday < , fifty thousand guns were distributed, A Grain is arriving in v.ast. quantities. . Paris is provisioned for eight mouths. j Paris, August 22.?The Prussians ^"^etTegibg Strasbourg have diverted tlie 1, 4 course of the river 111 to stop their' . upply of water. The coii/mnndant has cnt allnon-cotnbatarits from the city. . London, August 22.?The J'rus- j "'"sians intended to surround Metz with a ( railroad. j j ^ Jt is said that I'azaine is absolutely f cut olf from his resources. McMahon ! j is also believed to be surrounded. Con- | voys with provision have gone forward j to Ootn armies. ^- It is generally believed the march of f ' * the Prussianscaunot bo checked before j reaching Paris. ' ,, There is said to bo three hundred 0 thousand good troops in and around ,, Paris. |'] It is believed that one decisjve bat- j t tie will give Paris to the Prussians. j., Paris August 22.--The Minister y of the interior publishes a note from the ! 0 . Minister of War to tlie fleet that, hav- , ing no com mil nidations from Ihizaine , lor two days, ho thinks that Pazaiiie's j 'j plans are not yet successful. He says : i,, "The heroic conduct of our soldiers, c facing superior numbers of the enemy, w permit us to hope for the success of j. other operations." j Tiie enemy's pickets have appeared ^ at iSt Dozier, a point about ten miles u southeast of Vitry le Franca:s. ; ? " London, August 22.?A letter from l( .Queen Victoria to the Empress Ku-1 ? ' genie, dated August 15, has been j - published. The Queen, regrets her' inability to mediate between France ;r .and Prussia, and intimates that.media- ? tion is a Cabinet aiTair, aud that it is | now inoportune. v . . ( a, The Prussians surround Yerdan. The camp at Chalons iii abandoned, |j ami the troop* then; arc ordered n:ir w c position along the linen. L.; Tito plans ol* the Crown Prince.seems ; p to ho 10 advance altyig I he valley of the i a Aubo. _ . L ! . BF.fixj.N-, August 2^. :.V( The following is'an extract from u rp( King William lo the Qnct n, Kt slated * l(li^tvttK7:^Aup'uai"iJ. f Tilt1 r~ 1 King says; ; m 3<v "At about half-past 8 o'clock at : lj} night the lighting ceased gradually.? Without this I should hive acted us , * at Konipgratz. Von l?o hi saved nie j tf this alternative. The troops have per- ^ |p? formed miracles of valor against an m 'enemy "equally brave \vjio withdrew by ; a Jx inches, resuming the, offensive only to 1 9 be again repulsed. T cannot foretell '(,j the enemy's fate. I shriuk froiu hearing our losses." A* Lonpo.y, August 22.?A dispatch r( from Mezieres to-day, says that the T'russiau loss in the last battle was r, fearful. More than forty thousand it ? t / ? .1 i ' ri irj wounded iic on t!ic Held 01 name wim- ^ oijit assistance. The I Tuscans ask permission to send their wounded hoine <<i B through Belgium.. k The .luurual Ofiiciel of Paris contra- " diets the reports of the Kmpercr's ill. ncss, and says th it, ho will command h the imperial Guard in the great battle ! to be fought for the defence cf l'aris. : "J The artillery regiments arc actively j ( equipping an J inkyaMiig. Several have | ti already.gone to t licit u.rt- 1?. \t Vauis, August 22.?In to.day, a senator stated that, wfcr a | ? suspension &f news for forty eight hours, j t! the government had received a dispatch ' '? from Bazaiuc contirming his former ? dispatches regarding the affair of the ISth (Thursday.) After a battle 0! tiiue hours' duration, Bazaiue held all <V^jk?ia._positious. The Miuistcrs could say 1 ho more, but~>ould affirm that Bazaiue was full of, confidence, which feeling ; was shared by Secretary of War. The Gauloissays the diplomatic corps , meet daily at the Ivnglish Embassy and await a favorable moment for the in. troductiou of peace'propositions. It is said that, let events take what turu | they may, interposition will certainly I take place within a month. Lo.nirijn, August 22.?It is reported that theilussiaa Minister at Florence has communicated to the Italian Ho. vernmcut a copy of a note inviting a conference of the great Powers to eon. sider the internal condition of France, Ih udJ what isucccssary to prevent au. London, Aug. 23.?Advices from ?r. the vicinity of hostilities report heavy js rains, which must impede operations today. ?5T All the advices from the seat of war show that the Germans are seeking to ' surround lla/aiue; and to preveut rein, forcements from reaching him. Le Temps' correspondent says there ! is no, hope for a triumphant issue unLss tho Emperor and the Wince Im-j pcrial cease interference and return to ; Paris. The Prince chatters about ini-1 Iitnry movements to everybody, and lets ! out important secrets. The Taris journals say that dispatches have bceu received from Ilazainc, I declaring hisdntention to remain iu the vciiuity of Mctz, without giving fuller explanation. The dispatch admits that Lzaainc's communications*were at one time endangered, but asserts tlicni now to bo secure. The Gaulois asserts that IJasaine refuses to consent to the passage of 85,000 wounded Prussians through lielgium. The application, was nmuo b} the Prussians to Hazaino through Lord Granville. . ... 'J'he general head quarters of the French army, on Sunday night, were a few miles west of lthcims. Edmund 'foxier writes thcn're to tlio Sciclc that the deepest depression ]>rovails, and that tlie Emperor receives nobody. Details of the battle bv. the 18th at Cravclotte are rii 11 v.anting, even at Deri i ik German dispatches arc meagre.? From thence the following details are gathered : The twelfth Corps between Metz and Tliionville serves to keep up communication between Frederick Charles and Steiniuctn. Aletz is on lOscd on all sides. Communication between Chalons is cut. The heady.iartcrs of the Oruwti Prince are at Car JjC Due. McMahon and Fail.'y still retreating to cover Paris. The New ' Vurk TriLnnr says Presilent Jvoye, of the Liberia n llepublic, Africa, and bis private Secretary, who irrived by tbc c.feahier ruhngnt, applied for admission at ^several well?iiuw,ti potels, but were refused on aeioiint of their color, and were conveyed na coach to the office of their agent id Wall-street, who succeeded in havug theiu cared for at a private house. I Charleston At us. Reform at I'roviden^f..? \ letter roiu a prominent citizen ufl'rovidciiee, nforms us that arrangements liavs been node for a large meeting in the intersts of the Unicn and Reform nn.veiled at that place, on Saturday next, 'he letter says that a great change has Liken place in that section, and that the icoplc are moving with spirit. Let ther sections of the county move u proaip.ly.?Sumter Watchman. A pair of precocious little damsels at j 'roy, New Vork, were overheard the ther niyht, on the sidewalk, ex- j hanging nets oh the Franco-1'ru-sian j 'ar. lu know," said No I "that j 'ranee will bc:if, because the little | 'rince is with him" "(Jo away with ! ou," chiined in No. 2. ".I kuow a | light}' sight Letter. 'I lie ]hitch wll hip; for my pa is a Frenchman and j 1a is a Dutchman. They fight every j ight, and ma always l.cks. Siiov/ me a pirsnn that hears music * ) the song of the cricket, or the hum ling of tli.: bee; who.'.et s beauty in the i livly flower, the log .covered with muss ad'vy, the j igged ruek, ortiiepcb-j les beiietu I) the !eet; . iu who lpves to sten. to tlie winds; be they ever so ! il I, and I will show you a pei>; >11 w ho ' in never be entirely iniserabtao! alone, ha beautiful soul-light within will :vc.i! in amber tints some spots where- . i the wtary imiy res', and nature's : jive will ever whisper of joy and cace, ?o matter how fiercely the ; Aiif.'i Cic.ito<:>. WlTUARY. T)R?'.Vf?TKI> this li ("? . in ('million. on I hi* nming of Hie I "till of August, |p?0. Mr. j i'iilsk Ki.ias.ii nutivent SamtiT, near Ppsoji, i Prussia, in Ilo' It'll li yenrnfhis a go. leaving j devoted aii'l alfortioiiato wile to upturn his j partnre. lln rjili.iti-il in the army of IIm . on federate Mates. at ISruusu ick, (?.i, hut j s health (always delicate) tailinir. I:" re- I ivi-ti an honorable discharge. icame lo aimlvti early in the late war?came among , < ar. a stranger, ji|?|?;ir?*utIy^ poor, hut l>> J rictly Ji'toudiiit; to ins own Jn'siimss, hilerr ng wiiu uo olio else; ,'ind Inning .a strict gnrd Jo the lights of .others, he Micceeileii j i establishing a prolflablo business. lie was , warm hearted ami a fleet innate husband.? i hilu strictly economical in business, the ills of charity never went from him indu edil His political sentiments were well ! nowii. lie was true to the homo of his \ ilojitiou, no inducements eoiihl move hi in 1 < > [filiate with those whom lie justly regarded s enemies of the peace and happiness of the j otiio of his adoption.* One heart, has hnoii suddenly pierced by j ic '.iiie.xpootrd blow? his death was sudden, j lay tb/'r (toil who lias promised to be the i Viih/v's.husband and (toil, pourthe eonsola- j j^flllat she needs into her bleeding heart. nd ennbU1 her. to loot to Fliiu For eoniforl ruler ihis sad lifrenveiiient, and enable lier -oni the heart to nay, as did his. servant of | !d, "TIiourIi Ire' slay me, yet will I trust him, ! Ire Lord gave, and liic laird natli taken away, | lessee! be the name of the Lord." INDEPENDENT an1? UNION REPULJCAN Ticket i. roil LOVLFLN'OIL 1 !?<>?. li. ?3. ('jirjK'iiicr. FOR Lift Tl-NANT (iOYLlLNOR llou. ^1. V. IBailler. foil SKXATOIl. Ilthvarti J. t'ouwa.v* FOR FllirilKSKNTATI VKS. John A. i'lsositeit* IT R^nU'itcvdifgee. lyiiauri ?rv> >.4<. ...... ^ r Uiiiiitisi A. Ancrum. At a meeting of ciiizens irrespective of parties, race, color or previous con. ditiou, it was agreed to Lury all differ, enccs for tlie past, and i:i the cause of Peace, Prosperity aud Honesty, 10 ig. note all hostility and antagonism, and to support the ab.ve ticket, which is earnestly recommended to tl.o conGa deuce of all the patriotic citizens of Kershaw county. PATRIOT. ALL PERSON'S, "without distinction ?>| race, color or previous condition," are forbidden to trespass on the Woodland Lot, be longing to I>r. \V. A. LoVk, adjoining Mr Columbus Nelson. 'I lie plea, thai the) 'thought it was Ml". Nelson's Intnl.' will l?e III longer available. 'I V? . l'LLl' I'.S, Aug Id.? liu Agent . Wv*>, ,? ?tT ,:'??' * <"!A : #1840 WIS 70'% jii ?? m ? 4 3JOL ? ]? A, innv to cultk rr. At the commencement of tin* Diarrhoea, which always precedes a:i attack of tin* Clio- j j lorn, take a lonspooiiful of tlio l'uin Killer in ! sugar and water, (hot, if convenient,) and j j then hat he freely the stomach and bowels | wilii the L'ain Killer clear. filmiihl the diari rhoea or cramps continue, repent the dose j every ten or fifteen minutes until the patient ! is relieved. In extreme ensoa, two or more | teaspoonfuls mnv be given at. r. do'?e. The l'ain Killer, its nn internal remedy, lias no eipiah To cases-of Cholera,-Snmtocr Complaints, 1 'yspepsia, Cj.scntcsy, Asthma, i it cures in ope. night, hv Inking it intermvllv > 1 .. : ?!. r i". ... |;L? I JUKI naiinil^ W.HI 11 ji.> uucm in unv . i inngie, when externally :i|?plit*?l to Old Soros, I 1 turns, Senilis, mul Sprains. For Su it llendn.clie nnd Toothache, dnift fail to try it. In I siiort, it is a P.iin Killer. Direetions accompany eiieli bottle. Tins l'ain Killer is sold by nil dealers In , Medicines. .. '. . ]'rices 2.~> cents, 40 cents and *! per bottle. Aug. . i ( fslOOO, \ it ' I For any ecso of Blind Bleeding. Itching or- |. -tile em led LMes that Do Birig'sPile Rem- i, etly fails to euro. It is prepared expressly j to cure Hie Tiles anil,jIQt-jihig else,and has < cured cases of over 20 Vears standing. Sold by all Druggists. VIA FUGA. DeUii'C.s Via Fuga is the pure juices of Darks, Herbs, Knots, and Berries, for CONSUMPTION. ; Inflammation oLtlie Lungs; nil Liver, Kid- c i ey, ami Madder dse ises, organic Weakness Female / llietions, (Sencral Defy lily, ami nil coiufdainM of the Urinary Organs in Male ami l'Ymale, producing Dyspepsia, Cnstrvcness, (Jravel, Dropsy ami Scrofula, which most generally terminate in Consumptive Decline. It purifies and enriches the Mood, <" the JJilliary, Glandular ami Secretive system; I Corrects ami Strengthens the nervous ami ; o Muscular forces; it acts liken charm on weak ! nervous ami debilitated females, both young ami idd None should be without it. Sold | everywhere. I Laboratory?112 Franklin St. Halt.,'Md. A?? | fi j, T. I-. IJItODIi; It. K. JII'IH.INS. II. (MIUDRIXS ! Jj BRODiE & CO. COTTON r Factors and Ccmission Merchants, NORTH ATLA NTIO TVTTRRF. j CIIAKLKSTON, S. C. ! A lihej:al advances ma dj: on con- | b> . MLNTS. in ! t< itKri'.n to , ANDREW SIMONDS. K?|.. President 1st N.tlioieil JDnk, <Jiiaum:sto.\*, S. C. I Staco of South Carolina, 1,1 , -KK1J.SIIAW COrNTY, .i V>y James F. Sn/hcrlavil, /. v' U itereas, Amelia Eliiis, ImR nindo suit to _ mo to grant her Letters of Adminhtrfttinu on the esla'o of WOLF ELIAS, deceased. These arc therefore, to cite am! admonish all and singular the kindred, ami-creditors of -di lim sntd :\yOL^;.lrIAS. thatuthey^tM**3-btj JJ4UMX. before lM. nThc Con ft bfPlO iatp.t0 1 le bo held in C-imlcnW tlie 2nd dny of- Sept. j jj T^ru. mil I I'll III; ,r I iiiumi ur II, I;. o'clock in iJtc forenoon. to show cause, if any w Miey liavo.u liy the said Administration should jM not I t- grunted (Jiveil under my hand this 2!th of August, I 5, S70. . J te . J. ! ' SirniKKhAM), J. P. _ _ r1 Slate of South Oii'olinn, KMliSHAW UHNTV, Dtj Jit 111 cs 1\ Sut/icrfuuJ, J P. Whereas. .101 IN ((?ltAl?l.P.S.I ik made suit to tne to grant liin 1 Letters of .'.ilniiiiistration on tin' estate of Anderson Quarles. deceased. These ajvp therefore to cite ami udnitniisli | all and sing'ikir Ih?* kindred and eredilors jif j tlie.- r'd Andersen 4(>iiarles, Unit thcr lie ifi'd appear before me, 111 tin; Court ol_ J'rolnite to j jf| In* lield in < .1 Hide 11 011 the ^d nay of Sept., j |S7t>. alter tin* niibl'eatinii li'Teof, at Flevcu j o'clock, ?n tlie"freiimrti, to shew cause, d'any j why the said Aiiiiiiu;. tration shield not to < granted. . ,, <iiveii under my hand this 'Jllli dry of August, A. L>. 1m70. . > . .1. F SLTIIFULAND, J. P. Aug 25. * 21. Notice. ALT- persons indebted to or limine claim* 1 against the estate of DK.NNLS Mt.'LKNDOX, I' defeased, are liereliy requested to present the 2 same properly attested, on or before the 1st J nl'December, A. 1).. I>7<>. Tll'iKX YAKIUUiOlJGlI. Adm'r, " NANCY YAlilJ'JKOUClJ, Adm'x. I1 Aug. I. oiupd. ^Oriode Gold Fountain Pen," 'PLtdii Oiiim tttiiml ti 1 ill d 11:1 r.'iuII'ril fi)i\t\**0 ; years to !<> ?.iinc service, us I fie best Gold I I Vn. .Sample sent, post-paid - "> cents per dozen. I'ate jt Hrnsc.r, l'en llolJur, J'encil i Sharpener, T.etier O^-ncr, Ac., combined; I i priee 2-') eeiils. I'nfoiit Colli Hunker. *?0 ' cents. Agents can make frniii to .f Io per dav. Semi for circular ami samples, to J AM MS GMKAKl) A CO.. 1'. O. liox :kku. bo Nassau Street, New York. An;;. IS. tliii. State of South Carolina. j COURT OR COMMON RIM-:AS, K mi an A ir COUNTY; I.ACCHMN It. Mri'llKltSON, as AJniinist ia I or of Hie Ksiate of HATHA KINK Mr- ' j I'll KlfSOX, deceased I'Jaiiitifl, vs. JOHN 1 | 11. YOUNG, Defendant. . ' I I'o .l(>ll\ J). YOt Yft the defendant in tiiis I action. You jiiY hereby summoned and re. 1 i ijuire I to.answer the complaint in this action, | wliivli is tiled in the oDiey of the Clerk of the Court of Common I'leas. for th'e said / ..er,i ?? 1,1' Viilir }|ll<Ul>l' VACUUM, (Iiau tl? l>r? n t? \ ?rj., ... j,.,.. ........ on the mtbscri'ecv at his office,, on llroitd Street:, in Capidon, ?>. (!., within twenty days nfter the service of this summons oil yon, ex. elusive lift he day of service. It yon fail to answer this complaint'within the tune aforesaid, the plaiutilf will take , judgment against yon tor llie sum of Three Hundred Dollars, with interest at the rate of Seven per cent, per annum, from the first day ol Kelirnary, 1857. and on*ts. .1. ,\i. DA VJS, Plaintiff* Attorney. Dated (Jamdeii, S. (J., July tftltli, Ic70. j. July tit. Preserve Jars, . | . I list received a large lot of sell'senliil;; ( j preserve Jars. 1 'into, (Quarts mid hall Gallon ' which we will sell cheap lor ('ASII. II ODD SON A DtiN LA 1' I f f j Sheriff^ Sales. RY virtue ofiundoyjwrifitOf Fi. Fjls t me directed nnd lodged, I ifill proceed t sell in front of the. Court; lipase in Cainde on l.lio lirut Monday, (fiMnljy) ofSvptorabr next, within the legal hohi'n of sale, tlio fol lowing mentioned nnd; described prepert; " ONK TRACT of Xiinfir/ thin county, r Liberty Hill bounded Ijorttyby binds of .Jim M. A.*i'ettit, South by-ftSd from. Libert Hill to Lancaster; AVest ly 1'nlilic Road froi Liberty Hill to .Rocky Mlunt Ferry; Fast b Cross Roads; containing One and one-lia Acres, more or less, levit# on as the proper? of Hunter & Floyd nt the suit of .Jnnu M. ] Vttit. Assignee, sold ssl^t to mortgage ( Five Hundred Hollars. ?A&SO? . . . - ?./J. ..r n..., A small lot or wib??ih Goods. Boots, SlioefeRnd? lot ot'JTrtts. Ac Levied on ns tins property of.Jlunte r A: Floyd at the suit of Jantj J. A. Pe'ttit, Assignee. . -AL?fifTlio Looks r.fd AceouutR of hunter J Floyd, coiisisliug Accounts, Notes, Liens Ae. The interest of Hunter &. Floyd, ii sit id Liens, Notes, #nd Accounts, Levied m and to beloldnt theeuit ofjunl* 31. A. Pettit Assignee. " , ALSO Ft>URMULKSf levi?jil upon as the prnpc ty ol Jelin Perry at the suit of W. H. Chattel A Co., and others. ?ALSO? ONE TRACT OF LAND, in Kershaw [Joiinty. on waters oL-Black River, contain ug One Ilflndred (iOdJ^efes, more or less Hounded North, South und West by Lauds o J. J. Hall, and Lost by Lands of the estate oi John Stokes, kvded ort^s-Jho property of J J. Stokes at the suit of W. W Stokes. Tenuis Cash. Purchasers paying foi stamps and Papers*" "V-J. P. BQ^VELL, S. K. C. Aug. 11.?3t. TVoticeOne iiinnlli from darn, I will make appli ntion to the Court of-JProbate for Letters Jismissory i?9 AduiiiOTtvutor of tire Estate if Christian Tolmie.-det'd. JOHN It. SHAW, Adm'r. A tip. II. I in. - it - 1 IVotice. One month from date, I will make ampliation to the Court of lYoba to for . Letters of lisinUsorv an Administrator of tlio Estate I Tubias Fulsome, doe'd. JOHN |t. SIIAW, Adm'r. Aug. II. 1 in. TV otice. (Jim month from uafc, I will make npplieaon to th? Court of l'robato foi Letters of tismiMory as Eset*(itor of thu Estate of i. A. J. Scarborough,dee'd. JOHN It. SILYW, Exc'r. Aug 11 1 in. loit's Miliary aid Ciwial ACADEMY. i Ma.vesville, tinier Co., S. C. THE next session of this institution will L'giu on the.first of Qclobcr neijt. Special attention wjI) ';alv.nys be paid to leulcating principle* of high gentlemanly eling and honor while nothing short of a igh grade of literarFattuinracnts will be the id sought. HOYS are prepared for Collego or Husir-ss Special instrilction is also given in 00K REEFING, BUSINESS FORMS id ACCOUNTS. ; For Circulars containing further informaon, Address Cap|! W. II. C01T, Mayeslle, S. C Aug. 1 2m. TrtTStetfcNotice. We I be undersigned, of tbeXtmn fl (JriHs'u Soeiot4s.f'yf><!ctfuhv inform the awdtlie'vv?tAcnfcmy." to Mr. \Y\ FAUMONT CLAKKISON, for thucstub. Xiw.nt ufa Felplg Institute \\ liich wo Impe ill he found worthy of the patronage of the ihlie. Mr. CLAJiKfiON has the reputation of a . liolar and peculiar fitness and ability to 'itch. We believe that he will make every lort to build np a first class School in this iwn, and with ids tssistauts, will be couipo i:t to carry into eHi-fct. . ,JM M.PBSAUSSURE. J II. KTyKSHAW. .K. 71. 1SOYK.IN. J. I YOUNCi. Alt:;. II.? I 4t. YOR^VILLE PESfAlipOiiiKCiE. TIIE next Sessitii of tliis Jiist'tution will cgiii on the 1st of ieptmihcr Knd continue nii! the'it'tluol iteilmher. A full corps of Accomplisiiod IuLructora will be employed in all the l anehes usually thtglit^a tirst-class l'ctale Seiniiiiirjr. TERMS?Cash in Advance. 'uitiou and Foard, Deluding Washing. Fuel ami Lights - 'uitiou ill f'ollegiaie Jiepa'rtio nit 17.nil ' " in J'rimar), .H.nii iistruinental Music,. ...it VtO.UO 'rencli, Fainting aid .Drawing, cn?ii, S.?"> Vncitflit LiiijtutgrL.k.1'...*9U (i 00 Jenosit for i'liielUsing Tto?ike,....r>.HU 1 will leave Fluniico oil (bottlst of Anunst ml will take in ehqrgo by tUu wny any jmiiiIs gnin*: l? Yorkvile. Fur further particulars apply In 1\'EV. .IAS, DOUGLAS, I'rosMt, Aug.! I-4L _ Fall Mm IpSffl. I MO. Ribbons, Millinery and Straw APISW^ATOR & CO. IMI'OK'IKKS AMI BilKK.S OF Bonnet, Trimming & Velvet nibImiis, limine! Slits, tjtins mill Velvets, iilnltils, Nells. (Jisipesj Kuclies, Klnwcrs, feathers, Ori:rinviit*.|i<rnw IJonnels jyul Ladies' Hal*, Iriniinril in! uiitriinuieil, kci 1 Inn.ls, ,V c., 'J IT ;.:y Ualtiinnru St. ij.\LTlM<[iE AID. OUVrllin largest Slnitn In- found in this [ niliitr*, nnil tu"Mfii;illti inehoien variety ninl cheapness, conipiifiig tlie latest 1'ari<ian novelties. " | Orders solicited, nn( prompt attention given. Aug Jl-4t State of Souli Carolina. KERSHAW I'D UN TV. By Jamm SutjerldiHl, J. I'. Whereas ?.I. I). SHAJV, 11us mndn suit In me to grant iter Lettiw of Administration on l In- estate of.I. <?. J(N'i;S, deed. These are, tlierefore, t| rite and admonish all and singular I 111 kiiulV-d, and credilors of the sain .1. <?. JONESf.ttat. they he ami appear before me, in the 1'oMrt of Probate In helmld in Camden on tliJSfith of Aug , IH70, after (lie pnblieafion herijif at 11 o'clock in the forenoon, hi show if-nny they have v\ hv the said Administniiuii should nut hi granted. (liven under my haitl (his SJd day o August, l!;7If J. R .SL'TlOilvLAND, .1. V. Aug. Itf.ift. md 7 LATEST QUOTATIONS ? ; ? II M ' ij SOUTHERN SECURITIES. !-1 INCH A H LI5STON, S, C., ' Corrected Weekly by A. C ^ AUF MAN, Broker, No. 25 Broad-st. > AUGUST 1 f?, ,18(77.. ii " . y ' S-'tate SECvhiliRS? SiMiiii Caroiinn, old If I 820?; do new?74(f/, do, registered slock y I (n.:'0 l. I City Seitritifs?Augusta, Ha. Bonds, Q> ?f 80 Charleston, S. C. Slock, (<t,LS-| do, h'tre Loan Bunds,?(?,70; Columbia S. C. Bonds. (?. ( 0. ' Railroad Box lis?Blue Ridge, (tirst mort H!loc> " Charleston and Savannah, aliS-1 | Charlotte, Columbia and Augusta, a 85; Che1 ! raw and Darlington,?aH5; Greenville .ant | Columbia, 1st mortgage a 90;?do. State guar v antce, af.7 : South CardBus ex-coupon, a7d ^ do, a,71. .Spartanburg and .Union, Otiu ' RaVlroad Stocks?Charlotte, Coln'mbit J1 and Augusta,?Greenville arid Colttni !' hia, a'2 1-2: NtTrthciurtcrn, a 1.1: Savannah ant > Charleston, a'3'd. South Carolina wholl shares, a3'J; do., hall do, rulO* r SOUTH CAROLINA BANK BILLS. ' Bank of Charleston ?(a)? Bank of Newberry ?(a)? Bauk of Caiudcn 40(a)? ' Bunk of Georgetown 10(a)? " Bank of Sontli Carolina.. 14(oJ? [ Bauk of Chester. 12(a)? f Bunk of liatnburg......f........ii5(a)? Bank State S. C., prior.-to 1861..30(a)? | Bank State S 0 issuo 18(51 & '(52.25(a)? Planters <fc Mechanic?' Hank of Charleston -..?@? People's Bank of Charleston.?(?)? Union Hank of Charleston......?(a)? Southwestern 11. 11. Bank of Charleston, (old) ?@? Southwestern It. It. Bauk of Charleston, (new) ? (a)? I rv-i. -e StV/l OWUU .Oil II ft Ui VUl'ltwxvu -v^7 Farmers' and Exchange Bank .uf Charleston..:...; ? ?@1 Exchange Bank of Columbia...7(a)? Commercial Hank of. Columbia.. l;l(g)--? Merchant?' Blink of Cbfcraw...i..4(ajf? Planters' Bank of Fairfield 4(a)? State of S. C. Bills Receivable...05.. City of Charleston Change Bills.05. Bills marked tlius(*) are being redeemed at the Bank Counters of each. CAMDEN FEMALE INSTITUTE. THE EXERCISES of this Institution, will commence on Monday Sept. I'-th under the conduct of tlie undersigned, assisted hy a competent corps of instructors in the several departments. PUPILS received any time during the I session, and charged only from the time of I their entrance. Tiie patronage of Camden and the surrounding country is respectfully solicited, to aid in establishing a Fenmle School of superior advantages, and inferior to ; noue-in ??nr State. About twenty young Jaj dies can bo aero m pi minted with hoard in the family of the Principal. : l*'or particulars, apply for circular,-to W. liEAUMOXT CLAKKSON, 1'KINClIViL. June *irt? ty. Something New! Sugar Cured Canvass Shoulders, lor sale AT MYKltS'. Mackerel, '* i * '"l linl flj i'i ir V inegur, Ate. For Sale AT MYERS'. GREAT FAIR SOUTH CAROM INSTITUTE N OVEMEIt 1st, 1S70. tll AltLKSTOX, SO. )',t. Jggy- Most liberal Premiums .offered in every department ol' Agriculture and Mechanical Arts. Premium Liiit published iu Pauiplii let Komi. Shoo Fly! Smoking Tobacco, an excellent Urn on AT MVKits'. Administratrix's Notice. ALL persons having demands against the Estate of JAM MS LOVE.' decease!, will render their elifjins, duly attested, on or before the tirst day of October, IM?I, or all claims will bared alter that date. All pernous indebted to said Estate, will make iinmcdiate payment to me. MAliTiJA LOVE, Kxo'tx. r Ann. II. Jm Kst-'Oo of iw Workman. i'HIMilC Notice for letters of discharge, j under. Act of Uie O.meral Assembly ol Month I Oarol'na, Mar-'-h UOlli, l.-'ii'd. Ap|iliealion will bo made to .Janes F. f5",>tlrctk!nii?l, Judge of j'robdte Couri for Kershaw t'brnty, oil Monday the Itit'i day of SeptcinKcr, JM^O, for ! final discharge and letters .lismissory to I lit* undersigned Administrator of said Estate. \V. WALLACE, Administrator. Aug. 11 -1 hi. Dissolution. THE C'O-l'A KTN EI.'TM! 111* heielolore known as lll'IwNK & 1IO.SWELL lias this day been dissolved hv mutual consent. t\ 15. I5UIJNS. L. M 150MWKLL August I. Ifc'7U. I I will continue the business at the old : mill Ii 1111 i.rt;i|| chiiiis ;ii>;tiiis( llielirm. All pi'ifuiiM iiiilciiifii to I lie lute li nil, will make tiiunt to iuo. C. U. liUliSti. A It'J. |j-l"i:?i; _ KERSHAW HOUSE. .r. s. yi ojk>'. ?. ? Any. 11-11. School Notice. THE MTSSFU TtEVNOTiDS' will resume the exercises of their Al.'IfOUL on Mo.M'AY, October oil, I So. Any 11 -1 m. TI i c rs ir SEIii* OFAM. KINl'S. We lllive just rei-eiveil a Inrye nii|i|ily ol Turnip >Secil, wbicli wo WftllMIlt liesii llli'l ueiiiiine. HODGSON A Ul'NLAl'. i Any II If ' I'll i*i* UCrosnu1, Liiisml, auil Machinery Oils, for Mile Itv IlOlMJSON & Dl'Nl.AF. ~~ A AA .. Bll .. r. 4 .id iJllf _ |- ? ciuuur>t,.?, :in<! 11..III:.n.Is lirriiiiiii I til tt-rn, ami \Y:invii's Toii'c ('ordiiil, l??r s-.lf Itv lloiXJSON iV DUN I/AT v . , ' " >y- , ' S ^ THE POLIO Y HOLliER^ LIFE \m.TONTIJfE ASSURANCE 0., TEE3?3 SOUTH, No. 29 BROAD ST., CH ARLESTON, . C. . ' WM. McDURNEY. President. GEO, E. POGfiS. Secretory. , - K. 1\ ALEXANDER. V. P. and Actuary. .IUHN.T. DAKIiV. M. 1).. W?Mi?i.l Advhor J. F. GILMER, Vicc,PrrK. re*. in Geo. AUGUSTINE T. SJIYTDE, Solicitor.... & E. nyu HUTCHISON, Vice-Prw. hw. . JAMES .CONNER, Cotinjel... ... - in Georgia. ' . K". 'A. KINLOCli SI? D, I JL.oenl ^Jedienl , K.'LKBUY, Jit.. M. t)., | Examiners. 5 PI FT Y-T110 US AND(DOLLARS deposited willi Comptroller General for protection o(Policy llolders. *" " [ More tiinn ONE MlLLiOX DOLLARS of Assurence appljeif f<?r. ' m? V , . ; 'lliis G'oiiipiiny, having eouipfll'd wifliiill trie'VoV<^l ion* o! Charter", i* now prepared ta issue the usual form* of Life nml Endowment Policies on tiic Cuali.system. ] . , V ^ ' CASII PREMIUMS! CASII DIVIDENDS ! CASH POLICIES! i All policies nun .forfeitablenfler. II: pn\ mciif ofON.E Annual Premium. ? [ | Paid-up Policies issued op surrender of the ordinal for mi eqiuttthle amount. j rarely MUIUAIj! JSd StockonluoiaAll profit* DIVIDED ninon# the Policy ;-l!old j civ. Dividends declared Annually. | Drideitds nnc?.declared are non forfeitable, and- may be used to reduce llir Premium'.. to increase theaniount of48?Briiuc>,'<ir to moke thePolicy sclf^uktHtnin^: Dividend* left j with the Company, hoWevi'r djiplie'd. ifny betii*!il\ iu.jvnm of need. Jo pjiy.I'reu^inn*. . I' Investment* confined by Charter to the most-Solid and relijUlfS^CuriJiej., _ ^ ' "**1 ! Patronize tlio only Life Assurance in the Slate, and keep your MONET AT HOME." J'L ' J WARltEJj R. MARSHALL, Agent. Dr. C. J. Shannon. Medical Examiner, Camden, S. O. ',:. I a August 25 tf. TilE '-LATEST 131 I'll') V K.-i: >Ej^SjQiw'IN USE . : "G-OOCH'S" PATENT M ' ' j, " # v ' v:\ IS OFF Ell ED TO TIIE TRADE AT AGE AY V P It I C E. I. - ; ACTII1L EtrEXSIllS ADDK1) ami in any quantity dcshVd SAMPLE can bo seen at our STORK and engagement will bo made for de-f livery by the 20th and 25th inst. We will have a Supply, of t lie; above, by the 2nth instant, which we offer to Mercbauts as LO 11'as tlicy caVuurolia.se any other T.IK equal in qttulity &o. > 1). L. I/kSAUSSUKE & CO. i' , Aug. 4-Iy. ... i .. h DllUGS AN1) MEDICINES IFE/IEHD. iT. COLLIER, WHOLES vu: ^VIN I> RETAIL IHtHVlS! AM) A I*0 T II E A R f ./ ' -i .* ,/i HAS ON 1IAND and constantly revolving supplies of the most popular Patent Medicines, Perfumery, Fancy , Toilet Articles, Ltiliin Powder, Extracts, * Soaps,t llair, Tooth, Nail, Flesh, . ? _ Whitewash. and Paint Brushes. ^ Paints, Oils, Piilty and Window Glass, and Lamps OH EVKUY DESCRIPTIONS & ('IfLMNEYS tin &0. JS-XISO Hostetter's Bitters, Plantation Bitters, Vinegar Bitters, Sea Moss Farine, ' "4 Castor Oil. v Suloh. Quinine. Sulph. Morphine, Leibig's Food, , Hydrait Chloral, : , Chlorodyne, Elixir Bromide Potassium, Citrate of Magnesia. AND Hverytfiing usually kept hi a well assorted DKl'G STOltE?which he proposes to soil CHEAP IToii. CASH. PRESCRIPTIONS compounded day and night? aud ou Suudoys, when it is necessary. July 7-l>uis. . have ji !\t Ki:iKi\;?;ii a i..\j;*". >;'ri i.v/>r l I Fluid hxhacts, instruments, j Quinine, Blu.vfviass, j - mm --^s&ilomoj, Opium, Morplnnc, 9b ^ -s^stor Oil, Fpsod Salts, Jffl also Wcje'icdies\$ ' H I'ATBC^S'V S3 ,| u*?, .,x?iu j I if t MtM.N-. ... , I "ur sI.h-L |-r, ' *' "" ""v?? f., ,, fliat iv'c van .-?c IJ a.j , "r '! h"' st n* wcraic to..? | ft-";/, . ( I'l i'?,% ' 'Ulll! jptuiso.N .V III NI.AP. I Lcc.r,! V0;.(.(, -j- -V I hwrei&'xsi**, , KIN1ALCARD- I : I,<?, JJllrZ'i',','" 'Mi" ;"'' ? ? ?? If /??" ; " ,ni % * **? # ** I w,', n. i>kxAi*kSifK?1'"1 1 *t4M ' ' f An. ,( ' j .. ! i II AU;\.\ni>ER, J i , Dkmist. .<v f i J '' 1 -. t /.i ^ ^ sv? ~" -A., <