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Translated 1'ioin the German for the Plantation. Valn? of Different Prcgara- :j (ions awl Mixture ofJFoodtlf w ^ ?j for AiiiifiiiLs. ' It is'r.nw ^dkhdw^eflgccT 'tb'at. tin. most.rational way of "feeding stock .is' t<? use 'kiVei-unt ijn ditFereiit TOys* according m-titty ob ject in view, tvlr^tiigr fur meat. :ii !k. or wool. IVr'iMMs, iit rijiiliiiji coiiie fetnavks upon tlictjicans of iut'ica-i:i;c tlit- iiuiTiiive value oijfowl, j ui the Ii?itJ cost. ^ -V> -5i* ' T :is incroft e i? geneva'ly obtained by uiea is of ce.T.ti:i prouesse.^. jnctboils are actually in different countries of Europe, ami every I (lay oar agricultural journals tell us ol'l new ones. We should seek out the best of all these methotl^lrtii^\inir8ga|,i> to j economy and inyrya^of\iiArijBi$nrt Jin this review, we will'#first notice the mechanical <livisio"W??aticFi Wefit'H^tpbhnding.grinding, etc. , .% '1 lie object of aH-the^e-operatiorft'-Tjr: First, to fa ilitate mastication, and aid t e digestive juices in pcrlbnni.ig their Uoiivttv-?Srewt!d,ttO"a(llow efmrt eagier t ReVt m err- it'kinds'of forage. We will here remark,, that grain fe<lt(J animals, should he given in its own envelope or husk. rlf this precaution is^nbt used, the excrement of tlje aujmals will be feu. ^be ?fe;rter p?rf? of grains not masticated or digested.?. This precaution does notbippear to be as* indispe. sable in regard^oalSLgiyen la ]iiir.se*,. for tbey *ai:WfiP5te*ttM rtigcfitr e:e;i'??'d out.*, if it is always mixed wiili a litflrW^.trfr?'' - ' A more itnpnvfant preparation is tbe . coolting. prim ". j?a!: v u>ed for feeding Logs villi 1 . ish rlt Las been* proved by experiment, that hogs fed on Irish jiota't ics fa tea fatter vlftin tho.se led on 1 he raw lube.**. Uv cooking, liie cells' of ti e J.r.slia'.'e ?tik1 the ;i^t;>4iiinioori-~-y*TyWr^*thpT -enrnfrin' are' tj-a yibrmedv :mco a . pjftifieis' -tifrt Marchy [uJ.-.,wuy U Unjore ,d<z*~"u'da It.is? &1%>o piMa'de that the T,';.; ine-s iff *t]ic raw Irish pohiro is'not agreeable to tbe a limal. liut It Las not yet been proved YTi:t. t id food is more nutritions for e?i we a il sheep ilmu llrat given in a dvv slu e. ]>' v forage lias, .bodh /iy'veti to -1 . " M J- 1 smyo,, m h men iue same tyvnge out and sieejH'if iii Lot water. ,rJ*'her excrement Wfo.-lvori s ''/tfibrrfed 'and yiiulyied to p.'oj e .viL,tiie%coyked food piouueed tiie g t?vi' nu:i;?uiy-''of digtwubie foot!.? Xal,. ?hv*i evor, eoubl not-be proved, tbe oiri / f dyn tage f>u d was tint the" ani- i i?lH%>Ie*it..nioj e yaul v;:Ji a greater rt*L>h of lire 'b.-.ige steeped in vnrai water.- ; ? \ r r? A m c.\i>vrinion) made ;u.. i>oucin- r Sr*dr: i?or nice i'avdyoble lo cooking. ! . k,-'?? "? > UitJci viur- oxen wnbti 1 he same I t x^qi v iof ?idnver, hav iir-c dried and torfb-df,' afid Jie proved lLat life a, e l^c a-iiuiiib vols . liie en in bolii cusps. t-0 "'It tons liej iief is a method as. ; , ] : * i / r?i; r h . - ujU!is rn&t pre]!?UWU*??WJl t>rt*Ktu.;W iCUiilT Slid tiie VCiwa ' o.ii .M<ii thstdleries or "water in - l.n^'e ofike of cu'r.a have boon ]r"7^y.iT !v bVoh'bii, is added -to.'it.? Tfs'x.Tjoje m : ';e'n fip?v iiy.,pre-..-<i*i iu-;,a ' SiPjiiMir^awtei* r.unu'ii; 'be in ass heats ' owh-h't: rrpsm* e? d of nv<> or tiifbii'diiys ! i.*W re e;l.a tempera'itre of o-5 de- J * p ^ '<"** 1 ''* *]] ; M?iy?.;uM ruuy iur nr<li 'CjeV ' (]<?"? opt produce. any . ..i v :..v-. e. \vn;jo-.spoil a?eousheairis^ieatr - oe/..dn cbai ?>':> by which lire . fnrnyc ;it-.. i t :m avid a'.;d very a- eT-- "J ."My a (?in: us 1':vor,,,. aJ3i.u -it s tn> tli.iL t :e i - i'.?:;iay r?f Itio food < i- : in j>tcvi ;>?( ?!. . beou proved f Irv Jl? lirf.i'jeK ;iJ- o piovcd' tlfc | (*..reio'iT (O Co ,!b;ig. ' * ' j 'i'lie oiily.'S'tv,'?;, t\vo-pre- .? ceding,. prepui tuioos, is inMaking thefood ] nmrfc --Hjvpe; *zi' ?g. by <:5?nig-it a certain *. fV?fc}i'Y< .<< duel a"u iigvgqjVe tiis'ic* tliU in- f 1 (l!|s.iuirs ite uitbuaU Lb.consume a larger is qminrtyr We nuni li"re remark, *lia't by ' trii-i iljoa^, tiie ib age lo es {bur 1 jier*cT'ii'in' n d.v lri.tpc, a.-d this loss is principally ia vUio elements easy of ( digestion.. 'Alie>above ion, .it results that tiiery i^no i * ?vu*je oi'iumii ii limyt?t^r_l.!"Oi,u couj.^yg.or spp<^;i:u'ous hidingtluit tuh^v^ii^i iioa-d.gestiIfle'pwna'iu a drv v?:>re v Trif?"??>o h'Vct; tlil' preparation. Tlie u.-e of these meili?? ?.\r- e ' ? ?V' * , ifi^ye. ,?osiie et'Wi.iiayes, sBulicis making trrti'itninial consume poor aftd hard fofTrgdJ' Tiifa is the ca~o iji t$Jos of stsulg<^v.),.,ifv.a O-ie i.s ( hilled to 1'^ed, for tiic or-p.tt <. oo m aw. I>v l?esemeat?f,-"wnl Tlie ad.'it^u of a small t!v.yiAA cousnleviiu?closi;/ t'f-,0(>lvii g i . id-'o, lccominej*UicWYur Wad-or-inou'dy iVivjre, for hV> P*!<*>;?&'-'oil, iti idjuri(ttrf>pfbpctTicVtr'c'of-rvffr^f!; audit is caiuii with pfea&Qie abd p.vlii by ilic animal. : "Anqfcher spfcctos ot prcpr^ .Moo, sotncwh'a't ftnrilagoits' to fcport\yr-or,ft^'hea: i.ig, is ferpu'iiuuio-i. This is, u.cd in ijaauy countries fur preserving green forage atirt' the rfcfnse'inaiicf from Certain faCtoricssucK'as the jailps pf heels, etc. following is. i ue mode of- preparation 'dn<l'pVo^ci*r?ition : As soon as' possj^S; after gat!ieri>ig/i;r(; p/qchicl?. arc phw<)n. d"ditches with i/u pervious^ walls, aiHWlosely heseped- so that ilic air chirnhtSWl:hpon fWhtfci'ior :offlie mass. -It* . ftt* ' vr C V1.T- - f i8?$?& aj^gral wnh^everul feet of earth, I?i?iS?jfernKiiitui ion soon:la kes place in ttt** hutrfiw^p'tlte hcapv glrrng: tlfc food hbe^M'flJfciruuoj known nis brown Isflvnfc^btfsrs'a-lso totbis tti(;tl}6"d.r-V Iii tliiS c^dj^crawt'']fet(tgfaV<f^6?,s5$;tn;a,. fr^fi VisiitQ, tnvf oujy 0ai'tcr having ..been. so**ethnia?? .exposed -to the*ihy and bave 'of tbftr/inifery particles. "Iinihemately after .heaping,. tLe , : hefts'I arvd' ikrowiis -and' .becomes j compact, oderous and aromatic/ ' ' ' T. I Wbcn^ the operation is successful, the; forage is characterised by a very great; r auJierepee^^and'ismuch liked by animals. <c Now, it may-be askiM^^'.thesc two mothtenu%r<?]^ jpositjxely to ; j th&qnestfoh. to*^LgsconlVssccl that, h^uj^it given/ From I., hay ,are morei'avorablo' Jo the increase J of'-.ndfktfmti*forngc inifs natural state.' i But that does not settle the question. 1 >tXbe experimental farms of Germany'? have decided t.o test, this subject, and wo '1 a^'^rifc tU*j?esult of their experiments. J $'e|l$^^d#Tfan>.sce tliat that fermenta- ( fion, fts1\Vn as brown hay, do not sen- . ' 1 nf " .- iu;y uocriNise iiic nuiiitiic nuut \i? vwV , forage. Tin' chemical changes produced byr funycntatiorLauid spontaneous hcat^ i jog in tic tfvo n^ejjhods, under confeiderar i fioYi, only acf upon the soluble parts con- < mi^l-'uit.Uto s^pyjof tkiv ?p5|nts. Now: 11 Hicse particles may, without any prcpa- * beNah^otlmd Muring the long pas- * sage through the digestive tubes, white t> * . ; j ? tho.-e particles which resist digestion by rumination, such as thp woody fite-es, and MJier Ipfiucfytesi enclosedwtuo) woody cells, arc never made digestible, or made so With great 'difficulty.' It is even probablo'that.they-undergo no change it* this >ense bv aid of the above mentioned proet**.? *Wbfnuijt, newthek)eit,?r8mcinbcr that by all fermentation, there is a cor- 1 responding* loss ifi the digostablc princii pies of nutrition, as we once before said. , j' From-tlio PJautiUiihiivl^aM! T When and How to Sow Turnips, I < . mi - . j., j. J :h JLiie seveiun u.oy ui jo the^liiue to sow turnips ; and to jhusi^-e .a good crop it is necessary to *fiate"?o6d soil, and well prepared. rOj?e thousand bieiiels per acre can be raised in .North 1 Georgia. -Butrovdy joymj/cl) ljiud ought to.bo planted.as- wilLgrow-a^XulLcruj). Any Janih >hafc k>-dr^ enpugh ?o/crow corn will grow turnips. Any Kind of., manare will dOjjf it is .well rotted or do- , composed: > 'flie'llafij*'should? tie well , broke, at least:twelve; jnQhes deep, and j ihe manure thoroughly incorporated or' mixed with the soil. At the time of I pbiufifi^. thoJ|liInM>tL0uldt )>cQ>/t^tl}\ / cJear.of wpeds,an(l gi^ss^arHl.jas loose 1 and mellow "as an asu Dank. Sow in drills eighteen incbcs:apart; make the ' furioxv %or rriark to st/flr in' tvith the end of a sharp stick drawn along, and cover ' lightly^JftBs ih&seod JsitJ^saftd^r lilies, , and put in plenty. -Beg:n a few days after the plants come up and continue to thin them until thev s'and eight inches %> , O * * apart; stir the ground often, and.don't f by any means leu a crop o&grass or [ weeds grow and get root. I have heard ;I a great denl^ ^ihliibjout kick-in raiding {| turnips, but if yier.-'oifs b.fve had bad i luck: in raising lurnips.-. wi 11, adopt the above plan, tlieir luck will he very* apt to change. As to variety of turnips. 1 : believe 1 hay.e/^iicdjp^c^ yaj iely that , has been introdubciU into tms country, it add for a fall crop, I prefer the While" ,1 Garden Stone, and for winter, the Ye'ipw \ Garden or Abeidcan. Boforc the first, * ... ? freezing, turnips; should be_ taken from fciio patch and'pat'up fn-hiHs and cover- i ed with straw >;dtid then w;ith ' etfrUr. ?ix inches1 Hhifck(f all over the hill; a'rui1 the1 " lull kept uii covered so that the rain 'Can' . full In it. In this wav the turnip willieep juicy;.aiufrsweet all,wmterj ^ j fD, "Hamilton, . nSitoi., July-1, isTi.. ,, '! ?;i ? : ,J. . *5 , >,~| i^ A STKBAK OF 1 JipIFJW'jNS; AMD"iKHsIStiN- ( n.MNiy ]?ai<;nvi,Y.?On la?t Saturday |( iitci'iiuon, about 4 o'clock, a sudden, uncx- j lecled claptff thunder; Jind^iotl'dur ticks of ^ i watch thereafter, a sharp, terrible,* *firey j 'TC:ikrof lightiiitig .startled the'fahiily of l( Llyi*. Mr. Dav:s. of t his city... .i'he ligl^touig a ruck a paean tree standing;about. 20 yafibi u Vniri the side of the houko. and right oppo- n a window where Mrs. Davis was sittipgr >(kvvVg?; at wliich the oldest chi^d" was ^ ing. A yonng dog was chained near1 the See. lie was thrown' front his feet by the . hock, and he r<551e?l ovcraitd'OVer in stranec i il'suitta*.: t'fiic Winder child V.i? iirder'tuc ^ house. getting I lie .dug hou.se to put the dog i>i. lie was shocked speechless for .1 liiiri- n tile or two. and when lie recovered, lie said. j( ' Something struck me, and burnt uiy foot.'" lied streaks, as if done by fire, were seen on 1 lie inner s*dc of his night foot, and just un- ^ der the ankle joint! The otheV child at the t window was so shocked-'that lie cottld not { move. Mrs. Davis says shef saw the Rphrks of fire on the needle1 hi Tier hand,' and felt an t immense pressure on thcrbrain." "At the time j of the s?wke; tl>ore-was fcuntsluupground ( the house, a-'eloud seeming Ho1 rest sullenly some distance to tlie Southeast. "Enfold ( Ala.) AciCs. j ,y, ' ' n V Uif (}; t Singular Freak of the Storm King.? The storm which, possed oy^r, ,our pity on Monday aflerndon. says the Augusta Chrotii- . < <//<?, played wild antics on a gentleman's 1 plantation on UcecU island, South L'ajrolinaH ' Two adjoining, fields, each' contrrtuifig 604 1 acres, surrounded by a stropg and per- 1 focily new rail fence, were planted, one in < pom and tlie other in cotteu, both of which wero.in spjeud'd order and growing finely. A perfect hurricane, accompanied by a deluge ' of rain and foul, swept &ver these two fields, j leaving thersifrrrnfndiog countrvi-literally ( hntouchcd. TTHe cbtnw3sTcoinpletelTOcKlledi ( by thc1iailv the foddbr befng rendered tffifitf ^ for pulling, aiid fhe'eotton baiteVed&iclbcat down in jsi^-h a, inanner that the owner is'' afraid that i? is. ruined. past redemption. ] The i'encing, wftgh Was as substantial ag rail i fences ruyvfo madc^ was nrqsmij.cd, ta tire ? spround, w-liileV large hicKorv tree, which ^ had stood in the field for ifon^ years, was torn up by ,pfo ^ofos.,. Several .other. treqg were blown" down.aiidihe area presfertts^Uige s ^ai,n & ' 'dJhtoro&M JLst(kffl!M$niJ -1 pair of stairs before^ rgSb'the auiount of this a little uccoudt ?-" Debtor-H'Do you thin If a am going to rent a place on the fiifit-^8odif]tf to accommcdatc my creditors ?" c ' MaNASSA^ ,-l| ifoSV.?A C0ITC8lOndent of tffer%rdsbiYigrorf (Chronicle has recntly^s:t$d Maugs^,r?al and apmany of air i;eal fiuiiffi;if'^i^l?t^e pltce dur-' ng the "late unpleasantness/- the result of l'.s observations-will bo-r^ajl.^jth some inijri^jtfc ,7 ,'4'hp' Qorresppndon t ;say 'r . V l... -.;wrobabiy no section, of tJtcSouth sufiiired ' norc during, the rebellion th;\a the broad ' .abloatt^f'hrfid lyihg'bfe^VcMi f idc-ft:f rer and. ,he Hull itiih Mountains, aifd 'between the Potomac nud Jjappahaunock rivers, of which daiiassas is at once tho summit upd the latural center,4 It was. the great narade^rourtd'i^Rtrrc, fHK'fciir' yeafs, wo of tlie,' mgliticst nriuies of Clrt ist'eridom exhibiteU dieir prowess to ail astonished world._ Hero :he .-yimjta^'.thep'Hot^u;^';jnj?jqfftNorthjru Virginia" ^riiied, ate, ^lept, marched, md fought, as at regular intervals they shout- ' 3d 'v^'twjl&rolmioiidP'l *'0h to? Wash-,.' iiigtonj;: :iierc was also the tiem-ori operations. - The past decide has ,wjtne?seTt-the ilni$t'tb1fir ticstVtietioir (ff fill'' jtydecies of property. c.voe^ng'bA-rcly tho ttrrw+finha ; anil likewise the re.sty.nitioij.of the financial eonilitiun of the country in some sections to a prosperity unknown before the wa . Manassas'IB at Iciest three times*4 the village iUWUMft It is' bilk up in., the-midst of the "fortification's of General ^auregartT, and cormnands a view of the two battle fields of Bull liun, which lie from five to seven miles to the north. The fields are still visited by travelers, and each o^thein arc marked by rough . ihoViuincnts. The "stone house," the "Jim llihinson house," and the villa .at Groycton, about which the tide'<j?battle< ebbed ni>d flit wed, 'are rftill ' stauding. The Union dead have been removed to Arlington, while the. Confederate dead reSt in a cemetery adjoining tho .two fields. Belies of the struggle are still to. be fun rtdukspceialiy alter a rain-storm has washed the soil from above them. . Manassas is the center of a large Northern emigration, and is increasing rapidly in bi$Q,and population. . ' Au AstfbjhsiiED .Court.?A,few days ago, .says ltie Xcw Orleans Picayune-, an old lady and u young pne found1 themselves in court, cliilrged with disturbing the pence. J'he oiTicer's statement was clearly given, and ccrtfainlv disclosed an e^iial culpability. It was cvideut, however, that the.court inclined x favorable judgment to the youngest, and the scales of justice were rapidly tipping in her favor/ ' MVlfV' did you abuse this young lady?" Jie juiiig'siratc dcniuuded of the old one. :a^-lVid-tt.right^i>,,'!wa& the eahu reply." r ^W;bat whs she doirtg?"'" ,;<tKecping company with a yCry improper diaffctcr.^ vAud what is that to yau?" :.,/?SliVs-.iny daughter/' . ? ' Oh. iirdCcd I and yon^hink'the perron vas Hii'imjjii-o^erelisrbcter'?"' 'I doj sir." t;JJo you,.know who.he was?" r-* vl dou't kuov liis. nauic. I!ve seen him Ycuucutly pprtwling arouiul after dark." * Ahd thdn, as if actuated by a sudden iin)ul#."thc.o!ddady adjusted her', spectacle*. ! jpjfi^d'.caitticrtisl.jiat. tlie court, from under j ier great sitn-bonnefc. and tlie exclaimed: i-fid-hick! good lack! Why, you're' the nanl" , ' ' ' "M'cfi'me!", exclaimed the astonished court. \Mcp '>ypniap, dul you say me?# Again the spectacles were adjusted and the uriiuis gifzc prolonged. 'while llie "-did lady' loddcd'fi'eri Head' hf1 intervals.' !1 ' ; ye^i ip's the same ugly ; face.?I'ni ure. of it; but I'll forgive you this time. I'll. urgive you." And ihe old lady hobbled away, leaving' he court j&sifi&ff wilfi astonishment rtnd uulie to inuu'.poaa, an pbjcctioo.tpjior.' departire r >/5*sra \) * ' % oi / I-f -> *?i* " i *r " M f ' A.Vr EcOKiiJDItIG TRANSLATION'OF THE Is alms.?-Uurleigh"' writ.es to the Uuston 'uiirnaf : '' '' '< W^.bid fair as nniny |translatu.if\s f Bjble :i? life ^rtyatdijluiients cumpila- ! ions of hymns, licsides the organizations j urujea lor tne piutpjusc 01 translating tne die, .private individuals are trying their auds^ at*the work^f" mcfiding King antes. - A distinguished but e&WJnJric Dbcjr of Divinity is said to^employ his leisure ii .'a,free translation.. I' "\vas,in a religious leetihg; last week- where specimens of this c\v work were exhibited and load. - ti send uu'the translation of the 2J)d 1'salni: Daily" isinypafctor. > I shall hot be indigant. . . lie chusetli ine to rceun.b on verdant., AviUv lie, eondueteth me b(}&ide:-the unippled liquidites. ii.a . lie re-itistateth iny spirit, ho' conductcth ae in tlid avenue of rectitude from the ceeln-ity b'f his appellations. ledum tably, though I perambulate the ;len-of the.sepulchral dormitories, 1 shall tot be perturbeddty appalling Catnstrophcs; by ctodk and thy wand insinuate delectawn.-' *?t >. : Thou-'positest a refection for me in the nidst" df- inimitable scrutations j thou porumeth'in v locks with odoriforous unirucnts: ny chalisc exuberates; unquestionable beli^nity and commiseration shstfl'cpntinge all , lie dejitiuiity of totality, and t will eternalze my habitunee iu the Metropolis of Nauro. ' t . fn. ; .r i* I " i #,fl ' r . * ? * yj - * . "Live and1 Let Live," is the curious hcadng of a coffin-maker's advertisement in the ;\.ndrosc.'<r$n "ftrraJdj and the- Kennebec Journalx h;ts bcar^y>f tpic in the same business av'116 "speaks of his wares as "wooden )wr?oa4a!"a.-rt First Matron?"Your doll looks very woripanWa:7' srs : Secund ^ujtren? ftps, J Oiynk it rets a great deal about Alired. He knocked >rte of k&feybs biftffiSfcSvebk, and lost a great leal of saw^lustj- a^d liusu't beeu tbo same loll sillCe."- -r / . ^I,' "Whicli aide of" the street ddyou live on, j lira. Krppi'e V'j said a counsel; cross-exam inng a witness. On either side sir. If ye g?> niejweyr&s-oft-tlie-right-j-if ye go the other-vay, its ork-thiieifcl'*J** US ( ^ O $ i maijijprlt i8.pfetfy;aure to bnctg Jiua to his nceze. : 1 letmifLI A/Jj!SnTi- I 1 A donkey stubbornly xefusea to come off i boarwMEh'~}[ffd_hfpaghrhyb"ECTWs"the Jersey j at last^wfih: mfftiy Ifreks had been tman stepped fijwrardj adqres&ing. him af-v t ctidbiftJly^^'Gome^QRaibrother;" and the lonkey obeyed at once. DOORS, SASHES, BtltfDSj &e. V- , IP MTOAtE. "' ; jVlA.VHFACTUKER AN0?l>MALfiR;>! ', No.'20 Iliiync-Bt,- ami Horlbock's Wharf, s" ,;,:fii fIli, s. c. ;, a ; 1 i ?'V typ, lAj*ge^ t- Juid uioat corhplet eFa<v- ; <orj of th?>Xipil i.u.tlic Sontliern. Siatcs^and cull nrr'ticTes' in tjifrf line can be furaisliea or Mr. P. ToAt.fc'arpri&fJs which defycorope\rii.orT ''' J jj^rA pnmphict-wiHi fall tfnd "detailed list or n -I"*- ?<* /' CfflBlina nni! ftl?4w2fi_'f'nWJniko 1111 DILI'S UJ : viaciivo ixtM ^*>uv?>-v .?.?w pv/cc? of each, will be sent free and pus&paid, on Application to : , <!,< ' , , P. P. TOAlft?, Charleston, S. C. ' Jtrly* tt? *" " 12m.. ORO^?li'S SALE. ii; . 1 !";it r fi, !>*.<? 1 ?v CORONER'S OFFICE, ' , Canoes,* S.C. JULT 18TH, 1871 * By virtue of", Fi. Fas. u> jne directed, I will pro6ecd'fo sell in front of the Court House in Camden on (lie first Mondny in Augustjnext wiiliin the legal hours of sale, the following dese'ribed pBopet^yf tb-wit; : *,??? , . ,Xlue tract of Land.on Caney Branch of Rig Pine Tree Creek, poutainipg one,diundr^<l.and. ?siicfy three (1(58) acres, bonnded north by lands. foHherly of J. l.'Vrllepigoe, on the cast by landsformerly of R. 11. Player, sonth by lar ds'of 'Lovi Bradley,'and- west-by lamia of John McRae. "Levied on as -the. ;pi*opai;ty of Kershaw County, at the sujtof J<P(.?osw.ell, S. K. Ci ' iOne't^ftcf it) this County,' oh Pine Tree Creek, containing forty seven (47) acresi'more or less, bounded;north by lands. formerlyjof'Jf'IilV.iflejiigue, south by lands of the Commissioners, of the Toor, !we?t'by lands of same, and cast by lahds bf Jacob' Nichols. Levied Upon as .thi property of'Kershaw Cottnty,'at the suit of JVP.' iloswcll, S. lv. C. ALSO ' f? . I1' All that Loj, or Lot? sitoate.in'.tho. town, of Camden, on the' coi ner of -Broad ntjd .King ' /t/wv'nmli tOMTC'P etlCOIS, Wl.il i lie Wlibi JIUUCb lueiuuu, bounded nor;li by King street. cabt by Broad street souih by hc'oi L. M. Boswcll, and -west by lqis_ of s.im?. Levied upon as the property of Kcrsliaw Couniy, at thesuit of J; P. Boswcll, S. K. C. .? ' ' ''"?> "\T SO ilia ' ^ ' ' ' *' .All tJiat in C;?mden,* whferron the JAIL now kUnd*, ''known .ran lot No. 160,*; on Broad Bfrctt, huviug.a .ruul of 6ixty feqt and running buck two hhudued flnd sixty four.feet bounded north" by Tot of W'm. M. Shannon, cast by Brdad Street. fou'Ii by'Tot of Washington Honrfeyrand west liy Tot Leried upon as l lie properly of KerrJinw Couniy, at the suit of J. P. Bosweil, S.t K. 0., - .. r^.i1 ??also?? f?. All those two lots. Nos'. 209 and 210, in Camden,* whereon stood tho"~OLD ;JATL, bodnde'd north by lot No."?, cast by Church ureet,' south by King street, and west by lots No. ??. Levied upon its the property of Kershaw Cofiuty' at Hie suit of J. P,-Boowell, S. K. C. One Mule, one OHc Horse Wagon and Harness, about 12.000 feet of Lumber, 8,000 Bine ShingleH, 7 desks, 5 tables, 1 dozeii Chairs, one Safe and 3 Carpets. Levied on as th?lproperty* of Kershaw County, at thesuit of J. L'.,Bos>velJn S. K. C: Terms?Cash, rurchascvs paying for stamps and papers. .T. A. SCIIROCK, Coroner Sales. , . . t Strr.nrrr's O'ericn, C vjipEN, SJC., July 13,1871: Bv virtue of simurv.-'writs of Fi. Fa. to me di- I I ,-?> '?"/ ' 7 receU nnd lodged, 1 will proceed lo sell in front of tlic Court House in Camden on Monday, the 7th day of August next, within the legal hours of sal;*.'the following property, to-wit: One House nnd Lot on King street. Levied oh as, the propcrly;.of.Eftpto I of. .Lemuel Jacobs, at the suit of the Town lor taxes, j .. > rALSO-; . Fonr'Snrlis'o'f Zolljfr Gftin'nVj.\ Lcvied'cn.ns theproperty of Hinder '&''i!Iojd,' at Hie suit of Francis-Suucr. One |Cream colored Horse. Levied on as the property of D. C. Peebles, .at the suit of It. it. , W- s* . , Terms Cnsh. PurChnsffs paying for stamps and papers. ' .- >??? 'JL'l*. I30SVVELL,: July 13?4t . ; fv! Li 'S? K. G, "TixMCTRfs;''-':v " ' Qfflcfe'of County -Auditor, . I ' JUNE -27,.1871. This Office will be open from the first day of July-uatil the fifteenth d?y of August to reccivcReturus of Taxable Property for the fiscal year 10-1 ,i a ,1:~ uniting .JUi)' 10i i~.: jtriiu vii:? uuoiumg convenience to the tax-payers ofjhis County who reside at a distance from this 6ffioe, my assistants wilt be-; at lhe;places herein named on the days;Specified to receive such returns. rl'v Those neglecting to return in their respective townships as irit)Rc?teil, tfillibe require^ to do so at thqji.oflicc'Ofr or Ticfbre the 15th duy of Augnst next, after wTifcff date, any Tax Payer who shall have faiied'to make returns, will be charged with the property onrtrediagainst him last year, witlt' fifty peslctflfc penalty added thereto. * For Dtmi ''' At Schrock's Mill on^tT^jLlQtli. and 11th of Jply. i< fti\i&T-Totmthipi On the 13tli and-14th'nt-Lyxenby Precinct. On -the 17tli and 18th at Buffalo Precinct. ' For Flat RocJ: Townhtip On the 20th nnd 21st of July, at Flat Bock. On the 24th and 25th of July, lit Liberty Hill. On the 27th and 28th of July, at Bed Hill precinct. ? For Wateree Toicmhip. . On the 2d and 3<1 of August, at Cureton'a Mill. All traqpfcrs of Beal JJstato since tho nssess-' mcnt of 1870is required on the-baok of tho returns of personal property for the year 1871. : .i J. ,L, VILLJEPIGUE, Couuty Auditor.- . June 29, tf S0@C^R0L|#fiAjl.' ROADCAMDEUT BRIM 81. - ^ , f-JJ: ! On aria nfter Moridny, ./una 1, ..trio schedule of thcCnmdcn Train wijl.ire "ns f?UpWfl?r Learn Ciunden at ; 0 00 A. Arrive at Columbia nt 10 40 A. M. Wun^ia at v' A^-flre ni Canutea* S ? Mf ? Rimriihjf thVoiT^tf to Columbia oiTMondnf'S,' Wednesdays and Siimrdnys; on Tuesdays, Thursdays and Fridays, the above schedule will be observed'as far us KiDgsvUle. 1 1 By order of the Vmc-Psesfdorit. ' * A: IfclfcSAtJSSURE, Agent. Camden March -80, 1871. . jwc. uis5sx2i.r., DENTIST.. BrOad Street, Camden, So. Ca. c/clock A. M. and C P. M. march 9?tf / r wi 1111; pjgR*1amiiiLi!.'Utig ' i "'I i V"' H ENRYsK' HEiMBOilO'S'^? ,;^. ,Extract.OaJ^fba,,,/ VIkuj-J , For Liver Complaints, Jimpdict},, iiiilions Affpp-; .:, tion-s Sick or Jicrvous JHepdiK]fl6^..QflB}jy.aae8,[ etc., Purely Vegetable, cent" hungup Mercti-: .. ry, Minerals or Deleterious Drugs. ! ' r;c- TT' ;' ' * ;1 .li.l [ - -T r?-tvc, ..ju \These Pijls.are the mpst delig^tfunXjiJeaB^yt putgutivc, superseding caslqroil, siilts. limine-' Via, etc, J Thoreis nothing 111qre.acocpti.hlp ty.t^e. atoit^cicli."' The/ give tone* and cause-j^qiiliqH nause'o norgrijDyjpains. vTj/ey Afo 4-he finest ingrcuTeufs. After u few days'/use of (?hetri,' sitch an' invigoration oi1 tiifc jjptirc aystppi iik'os place as to appear niirucplpuB l,fo tlie.weaki "and enervated whether arising from Imprudence} or disease. II.-T.-FMmbold'aOonipounu Extract' (^ptuftljaGf-apc Pills arfi?Ot< saigar-ceftted, 1Vom: th'c-fuct that sugar-coat'ca Pills do.not dissolve,' ^>iit pass through the stomacli'tvUlMtuCdissoltJBl,' ponsequeniiyao not prouuqe,,,ijieIncsir?u.eiieci. The Catawba Grapo l'ills; being, plensantin taste' and mior, d<J Hot necc^sltKtfe'fhfeir being s'ugarcoated. . Price Fifty Cents per box^f f T-.J. -??) f .?f K r - f !? ' '{ ..{ i ??u* | MH-it-.-. Henry T.: Hfelmbold's IDOULt CUNCENTltATJEO COMPOOKD I Fluid Extract SampariTitf Will radically exterminate from We system Bc'ro}ula, Syphilis, Fover Sores, tllcofrsinSoM Eyes, Sore Legjs^Sor$. AJouth,4 gor? #<^.,$^chitie,j Skin Diseases, Salt Rlienm, Cankers, Runnings from tho'Ear( WWto SV^?llingfl,',Ttiraort',Calrecrqns, Affections, ATodcs^;Rioketsit$l<uiilplar HwelV, fags',Night Sweats, Rash, Tqtter, Rumors of all; kiudaV Ciittmic Rh'<Sura?tisih',''D^?i)eifsin, Ifh'tPWlj diseases that UuijalJecn established in the;?y&-! tern for years. ::j< i-fi I. Ciizj.f'i! 1 J'ft' Being prepared expressly for tlie aboje com-: plaintexts Bl6od-piirifyftig properftbfl'a'fegf^nw; than any other; preparation ol' SarsnparUlk.- It gives the the complexion a olcar. and healthy color, and 'restore'tlli piilieiit Yd a 'strffb of'health1 and purity. -^For purifying the blood, removing all chronic constitutional diseases arising from n'n impure state of the blood aiid the only reliable and effectual known remedy for, the cure of pajns and the swelling of. the bones, qlqeruliyns oF'the Tliroat! and Legs, Blotches,"Pimples oirtjie Face, Erysipelas-' and all scaly Erupt jobs of We skin and .beui^ying theComploxiou^ Prige.^l 60 per "bottle'. , }'' u v ) 1HENRY T. EtEf-SlBOiiD'S . V :] .C0SCEHT1UTED Fluid Extract Budiu j ." 4 *v; spl; TME-anK*T~vinvkTic,'i .intilliw '-r-f Has cured every case of Diabetes in which it Has been given, Irritation of the Seek of the Bladder and Inllamution of the Kidneys, Ulceration of the Kidneys and Bladder, detention 'Of Grino,-jJiscases of the Prostrate Gland,.Stone in the.BUd-der, Cnioulus, Gravel, Brickdusf Deposit, and Mucus or Milky Discha^gck, and foe Enfeebled and .Delitcndcd .with the. following syniptQius:Indisposition to exertion, loss fit power, loss of Memory, DifficvltyOf Breathing, weak Trembling, Horror ofDieense, Wakefulness, Dim- i ness of Vision, Pain ju the Hack, Hot Hands, Flushing^!' tho Body, Dryness of the SkinEfuption on.the Faco,.Pulljd; Codntcniiucev-Universal Lassitude of the, Muscuinr System, eto. ?r ^Usefl liy persons fioin the aged' of eighteen Vo' twenty-live, andfrom. thirtyrtiye lo filry-tlvooh in the decline or change .os_ life; qftpr the.con-; finem'ent or lal/or pains; beu-wctling in children. " : -It' r. on ?r r 13 r Ilelmbold's Extract Duc-hut-is .Diuretic and" blood-puvifying, .P'ylr euros all,(diseases arising from habits ot' diskipiilfnn, K'lfd 'excesses nnd'iihpriidouoes in life, riiipucitius of Hie blooc, et?3: sunersPfLiig Cep: ibu in nffecljo|i8.>lor which it jlfi, used', and syphilitic affections?In these diseases, usedtiu.-connection with Htiimbold's Dose Wash. 'XADIES: ' rji In many affections peculiar to Indies, the Extpuol Uuc.Hu isjuuequallcdby any otherIteiAcdy?as in C'lorosis or lletenlion,. Ifyegylnrity^ pairffulncss or suppression of customary evacuations, ulcerated ori'Schirrns start' of tlie uterus, L e u c o rr 11 csyi o h^t es, Sterility amlull complaints incident to'tWscV,'whether arising from indiscretion or dissipation. i lt; isp'fespribed oxten-'' V>" !><> nil.at nniiripiif *iliVKH-iiins'n&d-'Kild o"6JJ i/j *"'.vk ? rrvr-v: wives for enfeebled and delicate constitutions, of. both'Bexcs aird ullages (iitk'nded vvltirhiiy bfVTtVJ* abpyp-diaeascs or symptoms.) '-? : o, HiT. HEfiMBOLD'S EXTIWCT diseases ariaij^ffom ipjpjuylfnccjefhebitJJ of dfa' sipntion, etc., in all their trtnges, at little e^p^nse, little or no chtfttgc'fb dfcf,'"bo iriconVehiehcc anil' exposure. Ityimuspsia Urinatoithereby removing Obstructions, preventing nn^l curing- Strictures of flie UreMa, '^laying pain -and inflammation, so frequent in. this -nines oftdiseases and expelling all ?oieiiou$ mUcr....^,^ . i . _X-! ,fr- J *. II. T. JIELMBOLD'S Improved Hbso.^Vaeh, cnnnBl be Surpassed ns 'a'Tace Wash. and will f>c found the only specific remedy In every specieb of Cutaneous -.Affection. It speedily eradicates pimples, spots, scprbhtic dryness, indurations of the cutaneous membrane, etc., dispels redness and incipient inflammation^ hjy<m, rasfy moth patclieij, dryness of the scalp or skin, frost bites, and all purposes- for which iftlVcs Or ointments are used; restores the skjn to'a. state of purity and softness, and insures continued healthy ac tnn thp tiaquo rff its vessels. ori~which denends the ngrseabl? clearness and viYacity of eaitiplexion so much sought npd admired. Bjuthpw-. evet* vnltei'hlo'fljt h remedy for existing dcfects'of the 9lc>n, jH-.X.(. Helnibold!& Hose 1Va?h h?8 long sustained it* principle claim to unbounded pat:, ronngo,'by pressing qualities wlncljrchderit, a Toilei Appendage of the most'fiflpbrratiVc and Congenial character, combining; in 41 n elegant; formula those prominent requisites, Safety and Efficacy?the invariable accompaniments of its' use?as * rreserTative. anffe l^lfjB^her of ,|he Complexion. It is an excellent Lotion forSyph-. ilitid Nature, and as an injection:fbr diseases of the Urinary Orgnns,'jariftlng iriOpi.i.dissipation, used in connection with thp I/jJrac.t jBuotyu, 6arsapajilla aud Catawba, Gcarp Fills, in huoU,diseases as recommended, Cannot' be surpassed.? Trico $1 00 per bottle. . ?'rV U.%] Full and explicit cHrofctions accompany the medicines. /. I//fr. ttnr.A >1 .'1 ^ Evidence of the most responsible, atdreliable character furnished ron application, -fri^h lyjndrpils of thousands liviq'g "witnesses, aid upward of 30,000 unsolicited cmificates Andrtcotnmindary letterg^^jpf wjiJclvrarerfreprtHe: highest sources, including ^minent^phy^ipi^ba, Clergyinn' tf,' StWtesme/i,'?ttt,f"'Tlie prop^c'tor- Ms noyer resorted, to.thfcir! publication indm Txrwspapclrs; he does not do thte.fronjMthe-faqt tjjpt.his^rtijdfe ranVns Standard"FwjptiPition^ ahd.do 'not nocd st0 bp pi^pped up by ceri.i6crtteflr.Ktt ifSA j Henry T. Hclmbold's Genuitio'Preparalfori, ~ nj'j 'V"7'_ ? 3 Ji'J-X /I .. I D(j Delivered to any addr.ess. Secure from obacr ESTABLISHED .UJBWAJfcUH UP i YEARS. Sold by Druggists every where, .Address tetterb for inforrantioii, in confidence to H. T. IfcELiJBOLD, Druggist and. Chemist. Only Depots: II. -T. Helrubpjd/s Drag, and CttemiciT Warehouse, No. 594 Br bid way, New York, or II. T. Helmbold's Medical Depot, 104 South Tenth 'Street. Philadelphia. . k-a? k Beware of COUNTERFEITS!' Ash for HENRY' T. HELMBOLDIS. Tako no fitlitr. vjFeb. 23.? 3in. / J Messrs, l)o*ie, Mo iff ,j- Davis, CharkttorifS.'&i ' 1 "W.a ii SiSii^t liVve pVe^betf' f 'tLkMowc'# Pwetf-tnd<Agrc'?ill8ttni&iiBlfi1* < -oa^^f.fiU ro*i+' **ill ?o^entr,^?^ great, success, ii?ey naving enccteti a prompt,am* permanent cure HrTOWnF'essE, all ollveit iueUici?oB,iittfefai)e<^:' *llQte.pftrtif?- , larly tny^olopd pal.ietltg, because tjyys a^e per^ ^ * I regard M0lfci7SILVER Pftlfc M as-a CERTAIN CURE, and a bKfltotf fdtlMi*- J ing in the MalariouevliaijacAl ?f the South, and particularly in tbeJliei^ladcB of ourState. .9Pa^v^JJ i tu<tU* Ktngttrm$~fb Sjj; IXtc. 81, 1869.. Mr\ BSF. ifohtl- P ?wj* ttW *'# M <it justice ta your?eUrtbat I shoul'd makeahe tS*" W 1 lowing^iWrteWr-WiAiVi^^slt^T^Wrii'lft^ ' who for many years, had. .no faith .in '-Potent Medicines," and 1 havn^peraitrtcntly refused to? -use^nciA'rtr a'hy'prtfpOse^i^i^T^tiriuKt ^ay th/iUldiaye used yo(uc EEVftRANDAOCK PILE* in my nyactiee this fall, and h?ve never in th? la ikd Hp Felle v'o* my ^pu eriRa/T have now frequent -gstta in my 1) ug Store tvi / your FeVcr and Ague Pi EN. >1 always recommend iliym pit tithe Lappi^i?t reeylra. l umawie ^ to giving Irir^equanti^ ot' quitfne, or eftitnn- ^ ing iia-usalewg, .aJbd l ean ,palely say.iWMQf ISP'S FEV.ER AND-AGUE PJ.LLS fills us.nlace \ :fihd{Je?v(ft,,lierp!iTifeni 'no uo plea?aut t-ylnptothaU \ you Jtqtii Hid ??t iqfnct iou,- of-1 uv wiu%a ha# your --Fever and A cue Pills" have reUgyhd menr under my trwuwcnt wuofl otliev liNwci&tS thit I hu.ve uicd have f.died to do. c ot .t.>4 >>i*r ?oursA-es]*:v*iAjJl5(r. Jt, ,T ,a;l Wv.WWSJfflMWw iIerta(&rij/-:Barn\oeW Ptk^lgf lfy rl#l. wytfftoHM ' '* ;*fio^V' i, **arv "t*1 Mr. B. F.'Moue. ,in?!>;-*'. r.. ' j-^nir ~V| Dear Sib: In reply to your question as to* ^ what has been the' success of your Fever and ^ Ague Pilla that have been sold by he/ ire "tfolild say tMJ fcnjas w^kno.w ;thcy< .haTe,,gi?J*..ealurg . . *j siiti.^faction. ln'onoparticiilarcpse^tnatoiBem Shephard, to WlioiitV itotkdcl on/ boic, 'teBlfkifr /or the past two years, ana found no relief until ' shotobkyoitf piiiil, trrtfofe !wh?<?h fctteTift/hky Ho? ret urn. foe;-more than two.month* aadiftAot? able for tlie first time in two years tp attend tg* her tv'ork, nrtd wa*'tj'bver berfirMnTier shall continue to recommetvd-them- >; J n ?ipf? JK Yours,_ respectfully^ ' r - BLANim MCtf> i ' fcOtfflB,' MdlSE & DiVVlS,' - . . 1 nt> ,n5?l?'>i'itopiactoiM, 'fovlrrtif t . ; July 6. .xsA'rtljl ant ". .*f? -' m'<r ' ' ' *"'' ^? " '' / *r J I 1 tilfii Ziikfi'fitnr'H . All person* having demands against the estate, of-1he.:niiir WilliaiA Drakeford deceased. wm1 present tlieni.lepaliy nr?cst$d. 'andthoseiadek^ ' ed to the said estate will y;.koT>avmoitf .<<&.*, : ! J. J. TRANTiLUil, lUmPr. June 29. - v" 4t ? i A?..-*1 , xtn.ai.f? . vJKaptice. n*ir t'li'i/.V no 'Mr. T. W. rogues will apt as my^Mnfcduflpg, my absence front \he State. ~ cT .i f\ .> b Tr. K1J&jV ft. "i ~ U%r* ^! Wj. !?* ?' v/arf *?m j sMb#*j " "'.''Wot! Hcthrriefiddo' this*]bfifeo' by* 'A'iministrntora, EscsoutprniTmfiteois, QunrHjalnB arfd Gommittces,h? _ must be mode during this month, or a rule wilt.: < issue to show cause. - . , ' ' - J: SUTHERLAND, J. P., , -July Gl-vt- f !.r ? .ynf -19 Land & ImmigrationAssociatiofii > | TM'ujidersfgnsd'hiwHfg'aec^jted thirfigtiJkcy* for the ahoyp^ss^ifttm^r thi8,CoyntJ,UfiJp^?,r pared'fo soil tickets atfa^give all informaUop repect?ngIthe?oaio: stw f.*iv-if^w ?/ ' * Joh<r21fc-i -/?? 1 '* ' *i"44' **r - . I . .: r ?'? I._i ?1'. . : .TUP -' ewi.: HB ITTUI SJ'IW rn D. L DeSACSSURE & CO.,"COMMISSION . AGENTS,- .. win toy ?w wii woMenf; pRoferes, 1?ia . M?il(/H.iNl)lJi^tlg6neriilly;-vRoiiiibCP:il teinia,,? 1 ind.sbjicit/wns'igriinents, which.they will.cndear vorto 'dlsjjbw ad-vAntag^, either at Wholesale orTet^tt. ? "Wiirf*-* t-i.; * ON 'Bacon,- Sugdr, ... tara; ponfee* Soap','' 'N *MKi ? , . , V-. /f' rnfL-,,t" ?K vOff W -f . pandljes, Vftiich" ire offered VERY LOW, for CASH ONLY. ~ .r?or.T vr :';, They alsoOfler, ,,,.At Oo??or 1The entire of their former stock, purchased by;, Messrs. J. I.>MiSdlotbir '& 0&;>ind^6nl*tra their account. * firnaji :j/f >if \ D. L. DjSAOSSURE & CO., . . June 22?tf -ol" ' -isw,. . '."-.i-f ";.r- wi't. ' 1 : Helen B,,W^ii^er,ctaJ. V -t : '-J i>-.-i "V "w. ". } BILL. i John M?OU?t*al- j' 1 "** ' Thflrcreditors of theEstate of L. lL Wtfitaker j j are hereby p'btifieS Jo cutabTfsh their-claims be- m fore th^ondei'fli^n^d, at -SisoMoe, b'iltyf'bWSrtr* I the ffret ttyy qtSepteaibe^^WM^trr/baji^yjwb. i from the. benefit of any .decretal order passed in theabovfetikm^aRo^ ' I June 8,? Jdpwiui($'25) 'TSTVorcfttjl'eree. <?t ' "* ? ?,? a,, .-?:?; ' * r- ?'?:: . j. l co.,. qni'l - .CO&M&SION JCE?qHANTS,:''; Haung purchased the entire STOCK OJF GOODS of jjessw. D.,.L? 'DeSa^PSPRB f "Co., we will 8e]j.;the.^une.-at >u ?<.> u. COST and for that purpose hereby constitute -die members of that firm our agents^o-efiectBuoh ? sale*, . -* : Yr '* Li ' J. L MIDDLEXO^ACa Juue.8 * tf -.v * rgfy* *" i rr