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A P :? > v 1 . A- / > ' / . LOgALFB^WS. ??-o CAMDEN POST OFP1CT3. Until further notice the Northern and Sontlik em Mail will close every night during the week at 8^ o'clock P. M. Sundays at 4 o'clock 1*. M. Lwc&avMi' 1n?j Flat Hock?Arrives at 6 o'cloci 1% Monday, Wednesday and FriFrid'iy. Leaves at G,o'clock A.M., Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday. Brvdforu Springs, Jefferson and Tiller's Ferry?Arrives at 12 o'clock M., every Friday. Leaves attl 1'. M., every Friday. ^ ^ . O.Roo njmn during fke week for delivery of 's?"xr rr.^. n \ \f to 1 o'clock P. M.. iUun, iruai o \j v/iwix _ _ , a id from 61 o'clock P. M., to 71 o'clock P. M. Sundays from 10 A. M. to 11 o'clock P. M. Aug. 3. ? SAMUEL PLACE. P. M. * ' CStjRUH DIRECTORY. Methodist Church, DeKalb street?Kcv. A. J. Stokes, Pastor?Services at 11 A. M. and 71 P. M. on Suuduy; Prayer Meeting Wednesday at 4J P. M. Prcsbytcriap Church, DcKalb street?Rev. S. H. HaypPgstor ?Services at 11 A. M. and 41 P. M. o|r%tiiWay:'Frayer Meeting on Wednesday t7JP. M. Episcopal Church. Lyttlcton street?Rev. J. 8. Kidney;Pastor?Serviec"at 11 A. M. and 3] P. M. on Sunday; Prayers Friday at 9j A. M. Baptist Church, llroad street?Rev. A. K. Durham,.Pastor?Services at.?11 A. M. and 71 . P. M. on"the fir<ft, second and fourth Sundays of each Prayer Meeting Thursday at 71 P. .M. TVnteree Division, Number 9, Sons of Temperance, meets every Monday evening at 7? o'clocktat Tcmpcraucc Hall, Southeast f n.r..n, corner 01 i>ro;iu uuu u?i\tnu M^if^rauti rino Enterprise in Charleston.?Charleston is fast becoming a manufacturing as well as a commercial city. The largest manufactory of doors, sashes, blinds, &c., in the Southern States is that of Mr. P. IV*I\m!e. on Ilorlbeck's wharf in thai city, sales room at Xo. 20 llayne street. Mr. ToalcWdfertiscment appears in another j column. A Good Rye Whiskey, can be Bought for one dollar and Fifty cents, per gallon at , K. J. Conway's. 7 Crumbs.?The weather lias been very pleasant for the last few days. Much valuable property will be sold by the sheriff, next Monday. . "We received no Columbia exchanges on i Saturday and Mouday nights. Cau the 1 Phoenix or Union account for theirnou-rcccption ? To-day is the day set apart in the procla- i mation of President Grant and Governor i Scott, for a general thanks giving. \Ye rup- ] pose it will bo observed in some degree here. I A pvty?of young, men .were running races < en qi? <jf the back streets last Saturday. ] Where were the police? These horse racers ? should "be made to pay the penalties under ] thejOcdipajace iu that case made andprovid- ?. od. c Mr: H. L. Hunter is still in jail, because * of lys inability to give sufficieut bail to sat- ^ I ?fy the Clerk of the Court. The Judge, in s .heu tn i nnrt^afigu r at which c I giving the bond was a possibility. Ttisvery .2 difficult to give a good bond of 8J,o00 iu c tbese times of ruin. c We present to our planting friends, this ; ^ week, an advertisement of the Pacific Guano j. and l'Hnsphate of Lime which are doubtless ; familiar enough to them to need no notice at j ^ our hands, Mr, Rob.son, tlic Agent iti Char-1 leston, will take pleasure in filling orders ! r- ',%? ^ v * ^ ^ ^ I J nrirt K-iutr an information in relation to - ? : y . | either uf these fertilizers, on application to him, by letter or in person. . ) Several small pigs, poor shoats, and other specimens uf grunting quadrupeds have been , roaming the streets of late. Unfortunately ] for their owners, sonic oi them were captured by the police, impounded and sold to pay expenses. But others, seemingly undismayed tfptftrs example, are again trespassing on ( the'nujjJhc. Their owners will learn ere long j' that all is grist that is ground at the public mill. It is understood that on the 20th December, the Survivors Association of Kershaw p District, will have their anniversary specclf' and supper A committee has been appointed to take charge of the matter and \viil$oon enter upon their duties. Hitherto ^these annual mm/tings have been very pleasant and it is expected that this one will be no less so. Thus is an organization which should not be suffered to fall tlnough, but should meet with a hearty support from evcjy survivor of the "Lost Cirase'' since it - - ' i i J is the on!y organized oouy w;ncu rc^covuu ancf cotefaretnoraics the many saored recollections which cluster around that hallowed name and cause. % Xhe Sonsof Temperance.?At the last meeting of Watcrcc division, a committee was appointed to make arrangements to have public speeches and other things, under the t auspices of the Division. It is probable that there will be a procession and speakerat home and,from abioad. will address the meeting. < We will lay the details of the arrangements before our readers as soon as they are perfected. It will, no doubt, he on n?MgInr( of creat eniovuient. wv ? r> The attention of the Marshal is called to the constant discharging of fire-arms after dark, in the upper part of the town. On last Monday night especially tfas this practice carried on to an alarming extent. Although the persons who commit these acts may have no malicious motive in so doing, it should be stopped, for outside of being contrary# ^ordinances of the town, it is attended with ho small danger to passers by. besides being a cause of fright to ladies ol tho neighborhood where the thing occurs. |Ve hope it Hviil be stopped. cr . - ? * v rft-v < i, Tiik citizcnSjj^Kcrshaw county who feel intej^fed~mthc trial of the prisoners who _ are to be tried in Columbia, under the Ku Klus acts of Congress, and who are disposed to contribute towards defraying the expenses of eminent counsel who have been retained to defend them,-wire earnestly requested to attend a meeting whtcii will dc neid in tne Town Ilall on Tuesday, December 5th at 12 o'clock, M., where the objects of the meeting will be more fully disclosed. W. /. Lkitxer, W. M. Shannon, and others. We hope that the above will meet with a hearty response from our citizens, and that the meeting will be largely attended. Explanation.?It has been a matter of regret that certain remarks made by us, a fortnight or three weeks since, in reference to a case of assault and battery between two children, have been construed to have meant a personal affront. What we said was not so intended, and we hope that our readers will so understand it. We have nothing to do with the private affairs of others ftnd arc careful to avoid notices of that character. Our aim is to deal only with such mattrs as concern the nublic. * i ' Welcome to the Worthy."?We note with great pleasure that our friend, the Piiwnur of Columbia has lately grown to bo quite a large bird, but with greater pleasure, j _ j. 1 ...... i !?..* p llic lulu grauuvatiuii, uu wu uiinuuiivv i-uuu r Cononel John 1*. Plumas lias formally assured editional charge of the paper. His pen and arm arc and always have been readyto strike for beloved SoiKli Carolina, a id the mighty blows which he is now dealing the enemies of our happiness arc such as even to ' pierce their elephantine hides. The "galled jades" wince most terribly and the time wil| be hastened when we shall '-peel" thcui by the pen of Colonel Thomas. The cditional'fratcTnity have reason to feel proud of this accession to their ranks, and judging from the kindly notices which he and the Phoenix receive on all sides, we feel sure that the accession has been and will be duly appreciated. * 0 c Tiik Baptist Convention.?This body v met at this place 011 llfet Thursday, accord- t itig to appointment. Aboufrfifty delegates were S present. The Rev. J. L. Reynolds opened 11 ;he meeting by an address, after which an 11 Section was held, resulting in the cfioicc of Rev. Jumes ]\ Boycc, D. D., President, Rev. p I. 0. B. Dargan, D. D., Vice-President, j( Rev. 0. F. Gregory, Secretary, and C. II. e fiirl^on TrMQiirnr T?r?r Mr T.nmnr wns tl ,'lectcd assistant' Secretary. The Orange- n mrg Association was added to the roll. All n Saptists, not constituents, wore invited to ^ eats and to participate in tlio^dicussions. luctory sernwn to a largo anT^p^ecia^vc' >< ludieucc on Thursday evening at 7? o'clock' u jiving a history of the Baptist Conventions. a Committees on Religious Services, Ac- | lounts, Nomination of Delegates to Southern ? tt Japtrst Convention, Obituary Notices, Nom- ^ nations of Executive Board, and Time and 0 Place of Next Meeting, and Persons to a Preach, were then announced. ,.Ou the first, ^ vc noticed ltcv. A. K. Durham and the |1 Deacons of the church at this place, on the ; . u ,hird, Messrs. J. 11. (jood.do, J. P. Boswell J e ind T. W. Pegucs, and on the last, Mr. A. | u r. Latta. A prolonged debate ensued upon a mot'on ; v introduced by Rev. W. D. Rice, that Sec. j * 19 of Rules of Order be amended by r ldding the words, a committee on '"Foreign . it' Missions, a committee on Domestic ana in- ? iian Missions, and a committee on Sunday c Schools." The motion was finallly laid on ^ the table. ^ ( f. A committee on revision of the Constitution j wasalio appointed, after which the Conve. tion adjourned until Friday at 10 o'clock A.! < M. * | FRIDAT. On Friday morning after singing and a ' J ptaycr, the report of the Coinuiiltc on Dele- j gates was read, and after being auieuded in , a few particulars was adopted. The Secretary of the State Mission Board made an interesting report, showing large accessions in Sunday-schools and churches, and ; increasing attention to education in the de-! nomination. Rev. D. K. Lido addressed the Convention on behalf of the domestic and Indian Mission Board, in a pointed and effective speech, lie was followed by Rev. E. T. j Winkler, on behalf of the sea-islands, who painted in strong colors the terrible condition of the people in those communities. The Rev. C. C. Bitting, of Virginia, np-' peared to represent the foreign mission ! j board and the Bible and Publication Pocic" M 1 r0. ; ty or 1 lllli!UU-|Mll(l, UI1U (IKlUw IIVVII*^ - ? , marks.. The Kcv. J. B. Hartwell, Missiona- 1 * i ry to China was heartily welcomed. The ; Committee reported Darlington as the next i place of meeting. The Committee on obituaries reported, ; and that on Ministers in the State, showing : that there were nearly three hundred Baptist Ministers in the State. SATURDAY. The remaining Committees reported on Saturday and some very animated discussions occurred, but at last the reports were adopted seemingly to the satisfaction of the brethren. The Bev. Dr. Boyce was compelled to leave on Saturday afternoon, much to the rc| gret of his numerous fricuds. SUNDAY. On Sunday afternoon at a ConvjSntbfcfd? the Sabbath School, several speakers mfcde appropriate, remarks, those of theRev.^iC. Bitting being particularly pathetic. On Sunday evening, Mr. Bitting proacb^d to a very large and intelligent audience ih the Presbyterian Church. Jlis sermon Wes upon the subject of the demonstrations of God's providence being at work fo? his people, and was very eloquent, lucid and scoinetf to interest his audience deeply. There has never been, in our recollection, as large an audience assembled in the Church as on this, occasion. . ' After the sermon, a hymn was sung with deep feeling, by the members of the Conven* tion assisted by the congregation, and the Vice President, on motion, declared the Convention adjourned. We regret that our crowded*"Columns do not admit of a more extended notice, such as we would have desired to give the Convention. as it was one marked by singular unanimity, and pleasure and profit both to the members and the community at large. During their stay, the community threw pen their doors to the visiting members, who spoke in terms nr'gratitude ofthekindr ncss and courtesy they bad received. CAMDEN COTTON MARKET. ' Camdf.x, S. C. November 29, 1871. The sales for the week have been three hundred and thirty bales .middling 17f r.ie shipments for the same period have been ibmt 49 * bales. t^pecia.1 N 0 ticcs. Tilk Stbamku Isis?Will commence rcgnlar rips between the t\ntercc Station of the Wilnington, Columbia anil Augusta Railroad, awl ill intermediate landings on Watercc River, on Wednesday, November 29th, making, for the present, semi-weekly trips, and shortly therein er, regular tri-weckly trips. Exact Schedule idler movements and connection with W. C. & K. R., will be given to the public at an early lay. For particulars apply to Capt. 0. W. Jester, Steamer Iain. Tub Great Pk-toiuat. Annual.?Ilostctter's "nited States Almanac for 1872, for distribution. ratix, throughout the United States, aud all ivilizcd countries of the Western Hemisphere, rill be published about the first of January, in he English,German, French, Norwegian, Welsh, iwedish, Holland, Bohemian and Spanish lung- | inges, and all who wish to understand the true J diilosophy of health should read and ponder the I .iluablc suggestions it contains. In addition to ' n admirable medical treatise on the causes, ^ rcvention and euro of a groat variety of diseases, j t embraces a largo amount of information inter J sting to the merchant, the mechanic, the miner, < be farmer, the planter, and professional man; j nd the calculations have been made for such-l^ icridians and latitudes as are most suitable for correct and comprehensive National Calen- , Snic'und ultoraSftc oi morc11 Half rL-'s-M| iiu world, arc fully B^JV^WfiTifspiigos, whi$ri re also intcrspor^sd/lvith pictorial illustrations, uluable recipes for the household and farm, uuiorous anecdotes, and other instructive ami i musing reading matter, original- and selected. ' itnong the Annuals to appear witiifche opening ' f the year, this will he one of the most useful, t nd may be had for the aekiny. The proprietors i lessrs. Ilostctter & Smith, Pittsburgh, l'a., on ( eceipt of a two cent stamp, will forward a copy | y mail to any person who cannot procure one ] a his neighborhood. The Bitters are sold in ' very city, town and village, and are extensively 1 sed throughout the entire civilized world. Impaired Vitality.?When you feel as if the ital powers were giving away, strength goue. pirits depressed, memory f'uiling, appetite lost, xhaustion stealing over every sense .and paralyzing every energy, then is the time to resort o that powerful ally of nature, Dr. Walker's Vegetable Vinegar Bitters. The properties they inbody soon work a glorious rcuovntiou in the lebilitatcd system and the clouded mind. Tiik AsMospnr.RH o? Love?Is a pure, sweet ' - <1... renin, tins ucsi'icruium m -vm? ui >?v ><. >??> >f using Sozodoiit, which nut only invigorates i.vl preserves the teeth, bat renders the mouth is fragrant us a rose. ('itn.dri:.\*s Ltvr.sS.wen fob 50 cts.?Every use "f Croup can be cured when first tukiu by L)r. Tobias' Vetieiian Liniment, warranted lor years and never a lc ttle returned. It also . ures diarrlnea, dysentery, colic, sore throat, juts, burns and external pains. Sold by the Druggists, depot 1U L'.irk l'lacc, New York. To Owni:it* or Ilottsrs.?No one who has ever used Dr. Tobias' Horse Venetian Liniment will ever be without it; it is u certain cure tor colic, sore throat, cuts, bruises alid old sores. Warranted superior to any other. In pint bottles at Si. Sold by the Druggists. Depot lU | Park Place, New York. PratC* .1 itral OH?Not the cheapest but the safest and best illuminating oil lor family use. ever made. Hum* in the oruiunry Kerosene lamp. Docs not take fire ami explode if the lamp is upset or broken. Scml fur circular, Oil nouso of Charles J'raii, established 1770, New York. Jiixlry's Liniment?Of Arnica, IIops, Carbolic Acid, acts as u universal external cure-all, acting on the nerves connected with the skill. It promptly relieves nouiahia pains, cleanses and cures old sores and ulcus, il<*sh wounds, burns, bruises, sprains, &c. Sbl i everywhere at 00 ots. Morgan & llisley, Wholesale Druggists, New York, general agents. Laird'* lit no m of ]'? > 7/?A most delightful toilet preparation lor beautifying the skin, has been established over ten years; during that time over one million Indies have used it; in every instance it has given entire satisfaction; it removes all imperfections, tans, freckles and sunburns, giving the skin a youthful nppenrance. Sold at all druggists and fancy goods stores. Depot 0 Gold street, New York, Thanh In the timely discovery of Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Syrup, the hearts of many parents have been made glad by witnessing the beneficial etfects which this remedy never fails to produce during the critical periods of teethj in6Christ adore * Hair Dye.?If all his hairs were lives, Othello said, "my great revenge hath stomach for them till." IJut hair that's grey or sandy, white or red, the ladies have no stomach for at all. Use Christndorc's Dye and the evil is remedied. Manufactory G8 Maiden Ionic, New York. ; Carbolic. Salve.?Nothing like it ever known before, Cures cuts, burns, sores, *.ounds, &c., like magic. Physicians tpcak of it in terms ol the highest praise, l'rice 25 cents per box John F. llenry, sole proprietor, 8 College Place ' New York. I 1 "The Little Grocery," ' " 4 " 4 "' " Kershaw Howe Building. * ' B. M. 8^^B, PMprletor. ]J WP^ajb<JB-ClIli.^ ^CUHR Bacon Strips and Sides, Cimned Goods?all ^pBs, Syrup, Pickloa, -Lard,. Sugar, "Cheese, Goshen Butter, Tea?Green and Black, Coffee?Rio and Java. The finest lot of Begars and Tobacco in town, oct 12-tf JAMK8 KNOX. _> JOUN GUI.. f"V? KNOX & GILL, Ctlofl Factors & Cumnimion MercMnts, IJo. 4 Holiday Street, Baltimore, Md. . \ fe - ^Consignments of Cotton respectfully solicited. Liberal CASft advances made thereon by GEORGE ALDEtf, i a'jv \.T. Agent. . ^ug. 24.' Cmos. - - -J ?J? LJ 1 . , STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA, ^ . KERSHAW COUNTY. In tub Probate Court. Ehen N. Yarborough and Mary, his wife, vs. I. ^lary MoLendon. John Bmnnon, ti at. l'eti^ tiin'for*partition, &o.. By virtue of .an order in the above case, by oA'Hon. J. Sutherland, Probate Judge for said coffcty, on the Gth day of * November, j871, t' will proceed to sell On.die first Monday in December next, before the Court. House door, in Camden, the following described tracts of land: One Tract as per plat^No.. 4, centring one hundred and ninety-eight (108) acres fiiore or less, known as the Webb lund. One tract ns per plat No. 5, oontaining two hundred and thirty-one acres, more or less. One tract as per plat Co. 6,.containing three htffulmlund six acres, more or less. * * -*- ' - v ? i?ne itaci us per piui i<u. i, wuuiuu^ mui hundred and ninety-three acres more or less. One tract us per plat No. 8, containing turce hcuUred and eighteen acres, moro orjess. ALSO The interest of the parties in a tract of land grouted t" Dennis McLcndon for two hundred acres on the ISth day of March, 18G3. ; Terms-?One-fourth Cash, and the balance on (jrisdit of one, two and tlirce years, to be secured by bond with two or more approved sureties and a mortgage of the property, with interest from date, payable annually. J nuvOrd J. P. BOSWELL, S. K. C. Sheriffs Sale. SHERIFF'S OFFICE, Camden, S. C. November 9, 1371 By Virtue of sundry writs of Fi. Fns. to me tovecfvd and lodged, I will proceed to sell in Troht of (lie Court House in Camden on Monday day of!) comber next, within the legal lUfcvs ?f sale, the following described property, to-wit: On* Tyjet of Land in this County on the waPpis of Lylu ll's Cr^^ji^aiping six hundred W't) acres north l^eyiens InTsuit V small Stock 01 ^CTon^isting of Dry Goods, S'ouons, Hard Wtffe, Crockery Ware, Cutlery, ind many othclTtliingfl po tcdions to mention. Lovied ou as ti\). properly of Wiltkowsky & Hylus, ut the suit of Susan Wittkowsky. ALSO, Lots nos. eight hundred and scvento-nine (879) mil eight hundred and eighty (880) situatrd in the Town of Camden, with One Story Brick House thereon, that is one hundred and scventyBve (17u) feet off of the western end of each of mild Lots, fronting on l'ublic Square, and each heing one hundred feet in ides. Also, the south half of Lot no. eight hundred and eighty-one (881) the line of division running from cast to wesr. Levied oft as the property of Jas. Dunlap. at the suit of Alfred Brevard, administrator of 12. Doby, et nl, ALSO, 1. One Tract of Land in this county, lying on the Wateree lliver, part in the Hiver Swamp, part in lite Upland,. consisting of sixteen hundred and seventy-nine (1(179) acres, bounded, north by est. of Lemuel Boykin, east by the same, south by the east of Champion, and west, by the Wateree lliver. Levied on as the propty of J. M, Dt-Suussuren at the suit of Alfred Brevard, Adiu'r. ALSO, 2. One Tract of four hundred and fifty-five (455) acres on the Road to J. H. Vaughan's Mill, Pine Land, hounded, north, by J* H. Vaughnn, east, by Dr. Deus, south by euBt of J. Chestnut, west by the same, and road to " Liberty Iiill. Levied on as the property of J. M. DeSaussure, at the suit ol'Alfred Brevard, Adm'r. ALSO, 3. One Tract of five hundred and fifty (550) acres Pine Land, on north side of Sanders creek, bounded, north by Cautey and east of Champion, cast, .by Joel Davis, south by said creek, and west, by Nettles Land. Levied on as the property of J. M. DeSaussure, at the suit of Alfred Ilrcvard, Adm'r. LOne Tract udjoiuing the Town of Camden, twenty (20) acres more or less, between Kippondeu street, Camden, and Pine Tree creek, butting on the creek and Cheraw ltoad, north and cast. Levied on as the property of J. M. Dc Suussurc, at the suit of Alfred Brevard, Adm'r. ALSO, 5. One Tract of five (5) acres, more or less, east side of Mill street, between T. W. Pcgucs and D. L. DeSaussure. dee'd. Premises leviod on as the jjroperty of J. M. DeSaussure, at the suit of Alfred Brevard, Adm'r. ALSO, C. One Tract of Land fn which his dwelling is situated, consisting of thirty two (J32) acres, hounded, west by Mill street, south by Chcraw Road, east, by \V. T. Morrcll's Laud, north, b}* Lands cast of Jno. Workman, Jr; Levied as the properly of J. M. DeSaussurc, at the suit of Alfred Brevard, Adtn'r. ALSO All that lot of land with store house thereon at Liberty Hill, in this county, containing one [ and one-half acres, bounded north by lands for! merly the properly of T. F. McDow, east and south by public road leading front Camden to Liberty Hill, and west by road leading front Liberty Hill to llocky Mount Ferry. Levied on as j the properly of Hunter & Floyd, at the suit of j Sick el, Singleton Si Co. j Terms Cash. Purchasers paying for stamps i and papers. J. 1\ BOS WELL, nov !l?4t S. K C. NOTICE is hereby given that thirty days after date tin f undersigned will apply to the Hon. J. F. Slither : land. Judge of l'robute of Kershaw county, lot > | letters dismissory as guardian of J esse E. Pierce I uovOlm 1). T. McCOl', Guardian. ^ ' . . X jhi ' ' . ' ' - " ' t r, -JFALI < c % ' '-f^v ^ - ? ' . ^ V '' -V f - A Jgr ' ' '-. sThe Old Stand : ' '*'' ^TTE HAVE K0W 0N ?A^D ANI> const. STOCKS 0" Wliich we offer at the LOWEST PRICES gists Dry Goods, Groceries, I CLOTHING, HARI Hollow te Cotif .Tan Si Will pay the highest (WW PRICE for I Consignments.. Give Us a call before purcLi J. A 'i'g hqt 1 Wf * . D. L BeSAUSSUEE & CO., COMMISSION AGENTS, Will buy and dell COTTON, PRODUCE, aAd MERCHANDIZE generally, upon liberal terms, and solicit consignments, Winch they will endeavor to dispose of to best advantage, eitlipr at Wholesale or rotnil. ON CONSIGNMENT. Flour. Syrup, Bacon, Sugar, Land, Coffee, Soap, Bams, Molasses, Candles, &c. ^rc. Which are offered VERY LOW, for CASH ONLY. They also Offer, At Oostfor Casla, The entire of their former stock, purchased by Messrs. J. I. Middleton & Co., and sold on their account. D. L. DeSATSSURE & CO. .Tune 22?tf ? ' I GENERAL FIRE AND LIEE INSURANCE AGENCY, CAMDEN, S. C. . . Piedmont & Arlington _ Life Insurance Company, Rg?ta|fMpND, Va, e B fjj W m VKe cSipanies Pacifio Insurance Company of. San Francisoo, Atlantic Branch New York Capital One Million DolGold. Policies Issued Payable in Gold or Currency, Richmond Banking and Inrance Company, CAPITAL $500,000. For every description of insurance nppl.'/ to W. CLYBUKN, Agent. J. I. MIDDLETOJf & CO., FACTOKSI and COMMISSION MERCHANTS, BALTIMORE, 3ID, Having purchased the entire STOCK OF GOODS of Messrs. D. L. DeSaussube & Co., we will sell the same at COST fox- CASH, and for that purpose heicby constitute the members of that firm our agents to effect such sale. J. I. MIDDLETOX & CO. Jtiuc g tf M. BISSELL, DENTIST. Broad Street, Camden, So. Ca. Office over MESSRS. WITTKOWSKY & IIYAMS', where lie enn be fouml between 8 I o'clock A. M. and C P. M march 9?tf Marengo Mills. LUMBEB! 50 000 ft' K0U0n EDGE LUMBER; 30 000 ft' REFUSE LUMBER; 30 000 h' SQUARE EDGE LUMBER; Seasoned and Unseasoned, Now on hand and for sale by the undersigned ' ft 1*1 /'I'K. ai Ulu lontou j/wiiw.u.v j ?, FOR CASH. All ortlcrs addressed lo or left with Mr. C NOKLKEN, or with the undersigned, will re _ coive prompt attention. i A Lumber Yard lias been established on the premises of til above-named gentleman in the town of Camdelt where parties from the town or suiroundin country can be supplied at Camden prices b 3 calling on lain. ; S. 55. ADAHS, eept 14-ly l'roprietor Marengo Mills. 1^" S-ifO OK! ' . ''-''frcrV Il T , of James Jones. |?sS>- ' ' -. CNTLY RECEIVE "LARGE ' > r I f J'f/ NEW GOODS, for CASH or PRODUCE. Our Start ^ in part of f ' . ; loots & Shoes Hate, Caps j^ARE, NOTIONS, r, Baaiiii Bp aifl; fe. k ' 2, COTTON, and make Cash Advapfces on *Il laing elsewhere. :.T. 1. JOAE8. ?23^02^558322^222251233 ilk lb lM llhiir III* A A l nl Ml 0|1BI !! ' " Poraet^inff powe> fnl ianj?e4Ci.jf GHJ'iiIiV'W1 iTISTTrmfTS? > * \ BMilJMflUi*?^Siifci3iHiiilB3W44|MB* -k I Tlieso liitteirt fcre pc^aviiy )uvaiu*blo ia They purify tbo systcra/tiid wid emu ** Bemittent end foUrml t tent ^ over*, and are a preventive of Chills and Fever. ' ... ' All yield to their powmfcleffoaey. CWJTTOiWjp?T-ii'!"TIV[? ?t ilW*1']JMHILT577ITT1I . ? K\il m'l?J '3 t'lll a M J li witi.i tn ?l CTji kl Wn I yj y " ' Are ao antidote to chaoge cf Watcsand irec. to the waited frame, and correct all v 'tf. IfSFBCTIfflHSffltHPTSE 5BfrT?5B?fil i "Will save daya of suffering to the rick, and " BBnSHHSWKWnPBi^igfflBw^iySElffjgB I The grand Panacea for all the ills of lifo m Stantoi ASSIGNEE'S SALE. OF Valuable Beal and Person- j al Property. s ' ' ' ? i i I) Y virtue of the power in me Tested as the ^ !? Assignee of the lute tirui ol' McDonald & McCurry, und with the consent of William M. Shannon. Esquire, Attorney at Law, agent for the creditors of the said McDonald & McCurry, I will proceed to sell before the Cour t House in Cninden, S. C., on tlio First Monday in December Xexf, The following property, to wit: ism Tnd i/itcrest of J. W. McCurry in two mules, one horse ami sixteen hcud of cattle, owned jointly with G. IV. L. Catoe, together with one wagon and planting utensils, similarly owned, subject to the settlement of accounts and the payment of the debts of McCurry and Catoe. A I.SO, One tract of land of the said J. W. McCurry, containing seventy acres, more or less, situated in Kershaw county, hounded north by land of Warren Keenan, east by lands of estate of Washington Myers, south by lands of John Turner, and west by lauds of estate of Den McCoy. AI.SO One other tract of land of said McCurry, in the county aforesaid, containing one hundred ann thirteen acres, purchased at sale of estate of Henry W. DeSaussure, deceased, situated on the east side of Little l'ine Tree Creek, ad-joining lands of F. J. Hay, J. 11. Arrunts, estate i Meliue and others. AI.SO, . One lot of lnn<t ot u. A. Aicuonam, on i5roaa street, in the town of Camden, on the east side of said street, having a front rn raid street of sixty-six (lit!) feet ami running back east two hundred feet, more or lees, with a commodious store house thereon. Sold free of incumbrance by agreement of parties. . : i .\t.ro One tract of land on the north side of Sanders' Creek, in the county aforesaid, containing seven hundred and,eighty acres, lonuerly the property of Love & Nelson. ALSO, One other tract of C. A McDonald in said county, containing one hundred and thirty-four t acres, bounded by lands of Richard Drown, J 11. Spradlc-y, George Drown. Mm. Nutinuay, Mrs. Myers, Gates Guff and Duncan Shcorn. TERMS'?l'?r the personally cash; lor the > real estate, one-third (J) cash and the balance i in one year, secured by betid and mortgage. Purchasers to pay for papers end stamps. nov 2td JOHN KKKSU.VIV, Assignee. W. It. WITIlBBS. JCXIl'S DAVIS. WITHERS A DAVIS. Attorneys and Counsellors at Law *j ( s. ( . Will practice in (he Trial .lustirc.s', Probate and Circuit Courts of the county and .State. Office over tiic store ul C. Noel ken, llrond street. oct 19-tf SOUTH-CAHOLIXA I Land &. Immigration Association. g The undersigned In'ving i?r'-"pto'l the wiwy y for theubovo Association t'?-r fids Count;-. pared to*cll tickets and given-1 infoi-rnati^^^^^^H peeling r^-OflWt, en Hutlcdire Street, Pat. * ?