The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1866-1891, February 29, 1872, Image 3

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f o - I *! ?. * ^ 0 . J. >.1. ... t CHURCH DIRECTORY* Methodist Church, DcKalb street?Kew A. JUtokes, Pastor?Services at 11 A. M. and 7 1'. CI M. oil Sunday; ,Pray iy; Alei^j^g l^cdnpiyiay at g L Presbyterian Cliurafi, fteKalJb st^pct?ftqv. S. & H. Hay, Pastor?Services at 11 A. M. ami 4.1 1'. M. on Sunday; Prayer Meeting on Wednesday 0 n at 7J I>. M. ' 111 Episcopal Church, Lyttlcton street?Rev. I?. K. D. Perry, Pastor?Service at 11 A. M. and -i\ H P. tt. jfjn yi Prayers Friday at '.'.J A. M. j, ?] H W,,^ft!rr,rcV, Rrohd street?Rev. A. K: r Durham. Pastor?Services at?11 A. M. and 7 | jj p.M. on the fir#!, second and fourth Kumlnys ol ~ each month; Prayer Meeting Thursday at 7 P. in , tc the free bridge.?Mr. J. b. LaSalle M lias made a Ufl^iur^iic. cou^tructipy, of. the h' bridge over tire Waterce. The ebnuui?ion h; and the Connty Coi..*nisstoners hold it under h ajlviscmeut. d* lent heading.?Mr. Fogarticadvertises a choice collection of-books, adapted specially to the Lent season, which is now being ob- B served in the Episcopal church. ' A perusal Ta of his catalogue is invited. He pays special Ti attention to orders from the country. w .?' *? .ujrt tercrtr? - , _ mi important meeting.?Tho Bridge over ^ the Watcrce. A meeting of the Joint Spec- . ijil Commission, the County Commissioners and Stockl^iiWc^sifcftfhcJ^te Cauidcn Bridge ' Company, was held on Monday 1 tst. The c^_ Cotnini^sioners agreed to purchase the piers ofjjftjcvoJd JiricJge T<^J$3j,7<)th Boat Yard Road.?We understand that wl the CountyTimuuissioncrs have. cfctcrmincc* i lis to repair t^e^bld jioat Yard Road to the |. landing placet>f the Ifi's on the Watcrce tK River. This will give great facilities to .r< m shippers by that rmiteA The 1sis still eon- Cu' tinucs her regular trips. Ft ^Mb'X^llbtrAKS.?A report prevailed j" hgtfWiirtnc extent, about a fortnight ago,j.c tRVft'c "bridge over the Watcrce, built by the IF. C if* A, R. R., had been washed , ' . . i a! away by the late freshet. Upon inquiry, wc learn that the report was untrue and in;.' * * founded. j. ... _ ! on An 0m) ManDkad.?Mr John Graham, co n citizen of Camden, recently died, agod 101 J co years. J je wps, probably, the oldest person J in the Couifty. 'lie died in great want. ITe tci served in tho S. C. Militia in the war of 1812 ' F, and had made application tbr Pension, but r > owing tu the ''law's delays." had net received cx i. *v " jca . R'k^oval.?Wui. Colin respect fully an-J nauyyas te his fricuds and the public, that;"1' he has removed his Doot & Slice shop to his j lcsideiicc, on lint ledge Street, (cast .side.) , f'fpierly occupied by Mr. (Jeo. Alden; where ('Ue i$? prepared, with increased facilities, t"?fc<ecatc all work in his line. * j^V\*AN,r*.n.?At this o?icc. an aide bodied, j Utv bf-atured; bad tempore i, in.t-t'-V' dAV-.t-to:bj b ;ekcd d vrn. freckle-freed f" ^*u:?g.wain. to.coljvi't (or lids papar. l!c rflhsf Yailiisli, his o^rj; h 'rje, saddle bflfcs, |;SI .-iLstuis-.L ,wie knii'e ai:>] cniv-hldc. i w*~?if--we:- ; . i,, We ^vlll furnish the accounts. ji? such we ^ T?.. ill- 1 , I UO }irmi.:se.ef'iys*aist and lab >r?ous employment.; /, , , ? | iu< ifruiwfc&vr-Owi g t?? t,lc pressure tJ ?j? ii < ur columns, mid our des'ip to jrivc a j resiling matter to our subserib- j J(j crs. we have tills week issued a supplcmcut,! f.,< \\lii? Ii will be f und to contain, among oilier | ta filings, an almost comjdoio list of tLc?'*De- j P* I'nquont Lands," advertised to be sold oi| . " the 2nd Tuesday of March, for taxes. The ; s':i remaining delinquents will be found in tbc ' gi Lr.(^951 is Tjik LovKit's Leap.?A few days ago, a ! ftf :dorg" undertook to investigate the interior ' to of the Motifs Bauni's store, and being caught | to in the ai,t of tapping their till, was pursued cr by one of the clerks. Intent upon escaping, P be made for oug of the windows on Main Street, and execute^ a leap which carried tli him through a large pane of glass, doubtless II greatly to Irs astonishment, and certainly to ,n t lie loss of the Messrs Bamn. A Small Fortune.?A b'orty-tivcThous-1' and Dollars (45.000) reward has been offered j .State yf North Carolina and llobcson i ('ountv. for tbc annrehcnsioii or killinir of i . 7 Henry Berry Lowrv audjbis, gang of out-. : i * P f Jaws. .. Jlithcrto, ihcy have escaped the clutches of the law, but it seems to us that a reward of 843.000 ought to tempt a party to_ essay a their cnptttTctir destruction. ...The reward is certain, where arc the con- j fjauta :; |? iTnmcir. ^Itetino.?A meeting of cit izens 1 y will bcJiejdj.op Saturday, the 9th day of a March* next; a~t ^ o'clock M., to discuss ^ matters' appertaining to the building of the ; Free Bridge over Waterec River, near Cam- | dc.r?TTficTownmali;. r t 91 * C * * * A LM.n^ir iinrttiixr will ho hold at the mill ? -V*V*T' "-J7 | p of T. II. Clark, Esq., 011 Saturday, the lGth j j day of March "next. A full attendance is ^ earnestly desired. I W. 31. Shannon, Ch'm., rc fob. 29-2t Special Com'u. ^ IjO^THETooitliowx I?J'oor robin red- F breast has been suffering all the agonies of a protracted seigc fof soijie tqpq past. During school hours, tbo. popping of guns is not unusual, but after school, and on Saturdays, the f ^yQ)v.?y^^C/enunds one of the skirmish ^ line. The town aut'noritios make allowances v for fh% "boys In the matter of shooting within j t^e-aosporate lin its during "robin time," as e it is called, and hence the robins are not se- b cure, except cn Main Street. The pertinaci- ' H wMllf Hife"b!icR? exhibit in rctarning again c and ag^iii Jtp J^mpt Jute, is remarkable, and wuuf ityu g^aHy .iu consequence. I i Cotton sold- in--this- marital yosto*dayy-al 13 for midling. There was an unusual amount of drunkaness and disturbances of all kinds on Inst aturday. ,"Where were-the police? Ciiuncn Notes.?Owing to the absence f the Rev. B. F. P. Ferry, no services were eld in the Episcopal church last Sunday, lough next Sunday the church will be jcncd a$, us.u^h In the Presbyterian church, the Ihev. S.[. Hay preached in the morning and aftcr* ' j; ? a. I jon V) :i jars^c iiuuiuuuu, uu mu mu, uuuuv v and death of Moses. Services wore 5*^1' so in the Methodist and Baptist churchy f Rev. A. J. Stokes and Rev. A. K. Buri '* ' T> ^ iui, morning and evening, and "unusually rgc congregations were present, owing no jubt, to the beautiful spring-like weather hi eh, we have been recently enjoying. The Beroku Family of Swiss Bell ixtJERS.---.Oiir community is promised a re treat in the way of amusement, on ucsiay and Wednesday evenings of next ;ek. j\s will be scon by their amy?iuvcccnt-in another columti, trie Berg?\.F{tBlily Swiss Bell Ringers. Young Lady Ofeh^sa, Silver Cornet Band and Sol Smith Rus11, America's Great Humorist, will give '0 exhibitions at the Town Hall on the cnings above mentioned. Wherever this :oupc has performed, it has elieitod the ast favorable notices of the press.' one of liich. from the Montgomery Mail, we pubh horQ: * ' " * "It would rcfjnirc too $r.clj spfrc to par ularize the merits of cadi member of the mpe. but suffice it to say that the boll ring ? was the best we have ever heard, in this untry. We hope to have the Bergc,r imily with ns again some time in the furc. They have made a good impression this citv, not only as talented musical rfocuicrs, but as ladies and gentlemen." Business Notices.?J. W. DePass. Injustice, Ileal Kstatc. Insurance and Claiui ;jcnt. has opened an office in the DeKalb ouse, where l;c is prepared to attend to sincss. lie gives especial attention t<? the llection ofclaims. Sec his card in another Itimn. II. Barucii, opposite the Market, has dcrtuined to dispose of the remainder of his ill tstock at low prices, in order to make am for Spring and Summer goods. lie poets to go North in a few days. See his rd in the supplement. Mr. A. 31. Kennedy, lias associated in .?!noa? with his son. A. D. Kennedy, under e firm name of A. I). Kennedy <fc Co. They vertisc a choice supply of general uierehanzc. [Tor the Journal.] Mr. Ed if or:?1 lease allow u:e a small ace in your columns, for the purpose of j Uing the attention of the tax-payersofthis | uuty. t. a matter that I"consoler of v; 1 p irtauce to them. The County Coinmis- j ?i.C!5 are nop- ?}; ut to enter upon a conu t to build a br'dge across the Wutcrce rcr at fV.md. n; f r which, tlic county will taxed to pay. Is the entire county to remit silent. ?!i(J aljow tjiis additional debt he iu.p set] to build a bridge for the connipnee *.f a smail part of the county, while ne-tenths of these who will have it to payr will never use it ? Can't some action be ke:i by our people to postpone this unuccsary tax'! While our county is already in :bt. not even able to pay its school teachers >r keep its public roads worked, and its mil streams properly bridged, so'that the eater portion of our people can get to marit ^itji a. half a load; tjhifh i$ flioi^ $ian uc of the upper portion of the county, we o to be taxed to the amount of thousands build a bridge for a very few, and that, o, where there is a good ferry. Tax pays, conic foward and make an effort for the istponement, temporarily, if not indefinite, of this heavy burden. The State, Oounand School Taxes will wcllnigh bankrupt c county without this additional 'one.? opini; that others equally interested and ore able to handle the subject may come rward 1 aui Sir, Very Respectfully, TAX-PAY Ell. Watkrkb Division No. D, S. ok T.? ttend the regular meeting of your Division Temperance Hall, on Monday evening at o'clock. Py order of W. P. - - ; * R. R. Kknnkdy, R. S. Simpson Cotton Skjsd??UfS.}.i<k?Price 1,25 per llusl^l an4 cost of sack. Apply t this offv. From Dan to PtiKuSTtEBA.?Fjom Char?tnn tn D:ihlonp>':i_ from the scaboad to the lountaius, can be seen a marked improvclent in the style of buildings in the last five ears. Villages and farm houses all present more elegant and comfortable appearance, 'lie reason is well known. It is because in liat period the whole country has learned to atroni/c that celebrated manufacturer or )oors, Sashes and Blinds, Mr. 1*. 1'. Toalc. Bewaue oe Calomel.?And all Merurial Compounds. Better far wetter enr lure disease, than tamper with this mineral ?oison, 110 matter how crcfully prepared, ts extensive use has already proven the ausc of great and distressing injury. Dr. butt's Jjivcr Pills contain not a particle of Mercury, ana can uc taken at an tunes witn lerfcct safety. ' Yazoo County, Miss., May 3,18G0. I)r. Hon. li. Tutt: I have been a martyx to Liv^r Complaint or three years, and after employing the est of Doctors, and spending almost all I ;as worth for different kinds of medicine, our agent induced tne to try your Liver Mils. I have taken thcui regularly for sevral weeks, and have been so much benefited iy them that I feel confident ot a perfectcure. consider them -I?3 bcit Liver Medicine ver discovered. J. CRATON. Dr. Tutt'a>llair Dye Colors a Beautiful Buck. . ; 1 ?- OAROLIXA 4 ; 4x. LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY! t <K\ MEMPHIS, TEIVIV. i : iBranch Office Baltimore, Mdf | Assets - * - i $1,075,000 Hon, JEFF. DAVIS, Presidf#t. Gen WADE HAMPTON, Vice Pr&t JOHN D. KENNEDY, febiaiy State Agent. , PERUVIAN GVAKO ! ZELL'S PHOSPHATE ! PHCENIX GUANO ! AND WILCOX & QIBBE'S MANIPULATED COMPOUND f OP Guano, Salt and Plaster! For sale by GEO. ALDEX, feblfttf Agent. i Private Boarding Mouse. ! MRS. A. P. Aui.i) will receive boarders at her house on Dc Kalb Street, in rear pfthcstore house of Messrs. W. C. Gernbl & Co , and two doors east of the Methodic Episcopal chiirch. Terms Reasonable Mrs. A. P. AL'LD. Feby loth nil NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS" Sealed proposals will be received for one month at t'le office of the county Commissioners, for b.iilding or repairing bridge over Rig Lynches Creek, at Votings bridge. Feb hnl J. F. .fl'TllKKLAND, Chairman. IIVMNAh OF 1 HE CHURCH, STANDARD EDITION, PRICK Touts. A hi HER Ah DISCOUNT BY T K QUANTITY TU CHURCHES. . tT m ? * v Fpgartic's Book Depositary UEVJJ1XG FOR THE SEASON OF " " LSNT. I | ANN'S Lift* of Christ, the "Karli ?r Years of | J Our Lord's Life on Karth," Christ's iry in (iallilce, the closb of t.'hrisCsaiinistry. the Passion Week, the Last Day of our ford's''Passion, The Forty Days after our Cord's Hcsurrecj'ujn. 1 vol. illustrated, ?3. library edition,8vol., $1,50: Liddon, the Divinity of our Lord aud Saviour Jesus Christ: Kighl (linniptofl)lectures by II. P.'Lyddon D D.. D. C- L., $2,50; Liddons University sermons,$1,50. Uolhurn's thoughts on personal religion, $1; Pursuit of Holiness, 75c; The idle word, $1; Farewell t'ounscls$l. Our church and her services, by Oxcnden. adapted to these/vices of thcchurch of America, by ljisliop Huntington, cloth 75cts, paper 50cts: Shiloh, by M. If. L. Jay, a story of earnest and successful churc'i wort; well told, $2; Sunday echoes in week day hours, first series, a tale illustrative of the collects, second series illustra?-.i 1 .i. i.? .n 11VC 01 I'll? Villi run t'illCl'iiiRiiij iiiuvt oouwo? |iiv jonrncyings of the Children of Israel; 8vol, set in box $1,50 or $1,50 each, Bogatzky's golden treasury in several varieties and styles of binding, imitation of Christ by Thus. A. Kinipas.? Jcrntey Taylor's rules mid exercises for holy living and holy dying: Kcbtos Christian Year, various additions, Vuughn's characteristics of Christ's teaching drawn from the Sermon on the Moupt $r,V);"^ej)p's Lehfcti pa^i, fhe 'history, object, and proper observance of the holy season of bent, by Bishop Kep $1,25; reading for every day in Lent compiled front the writings of Uish op Jenny Taylor, $1,50: Adams' warnings for the holy week. $1,50, Usltop Wilson on the Lord's Supper, $1,50: the foundation of Our Faith, papers read before a mixed audience of men. by professors Aubcrlcii, Gess and others, S2.50. The rock of ages, or scriptural testimony of the one, eternal. Go l-head of the Father of the S >n and of the Holy Ghost by the ltcv Henry Ucckerstit!^ author of "yesterday, today and lbrcvor," with an introduction by Bishop Huntington: $1,25; Sclflicmincintioii, front thpfrench or Abbe Guillorc, with an introduction by the ltcv. T. T. ('aster, Oxford, $8j00 Preparation for death; translated from the Italian of Alfons Bishop of St Agatha, edited by the ltcv Orbey Shipley $1,75; the Divine Glory of Christ, by C-J, Brown D. D, Edingurg, $1; The church ofthe first days; first the church of Jerusalem: second the church of the Gentiles, thirththc church of the world, by U. J. Vaughn, I). D.. Vicar of Doncaster, $3,75. Persons residing in the country will please bear in mind that by sending their orders to us for any books published in America, they will he charged only the price of the bo<?k. We pay for the postage or express. j&rA ddrcss FOG ARTIE'S HOOK DEPOSITORY, No 200 King street, (in the Bend) feh22tf Charleston. S. C. Notice. ffrncF. CorxTY ArntTon, Camden S. t'., Fcby 22d 1872 NOTICE is hereby given that the sum of thirteen dollarsand twenty five cents ($13,25.) has been deposited with the county treasurer of Kershaw county, for the redemption of 100 acres of land in Buffalo Township, said land ha'ving been sold for the taxes of 1870, as the ' property of Wiley Out'aw, and bid in by the County AYiditov'on account of the Stnte. DONALD McQUEKN County Auditor. Fcby 22d, Uf. j JACOB" W.DePASS. | T15 IA Si. JUSTICE. Real Estate and Insurance Agf. j Office, OeKalb House. Camden. S. C. ALL Business Intrnstcl to li:3 care, will be Promptly AM ended to.' I Fvbv. 22d?w2. "" ' ' ' i CHEAP STORE! WHOLESALE & RETAIL'GRAIN 1 AND PROVISION STORE! \ THE ATTENTION OF BUYERS IS solicited to my large and constantly replenished Stock of * CORN, SUGAR' RYE, FLOUR, OATS, MOLASSES, BACON, . SOAR, LARD, STARCH, CANDIES. FLOUR?From finest to eominoiji grades. at low prices. . SUNDRIES?Crackers, Cheese, Pickles, Mustard, Tobacco. BERIN-^Fultcn Market. HERRINGS?Potomac and Roanoke. j MACKEREL?Halves and Quarters. SALMON?Barrels, Kogs and Can^. SIIAD ROE, Cod Fish. Hams. COFFEE?Old Gov. Java, Laguyra and Rio. TERMS CASH. Staple Goods only. Shoes, Rope, Ragging and Twine. Will make heavy advances on Consignments to his friead%in Baltimore. - "v D. W JORDAN, Ang. 3?tfr , " ' Agent. ' .! State of Soutfy Carolina. COUNTY OF KERSHAW?COURf OF COMMON PLEAS. J J. P. Boawell, Sheriff, pro al. AV. J. Norris, .1 rw, McLeod l ami ^ I Foreclosure ( Napoleon McLeod J AV By virtue of an order of foreclosure, made in l'' the above staled ease, by Hon. 8. W. Melton, bearing date lit) Sept ember, 1871, 1 will proceed to sell oil the first Monday, being the Itli day of March next, in front of the Court House in Camden, during the legal hours of Sale, the following described real estate, to-wit; All that tract of land, situated in the County and State aforesaid, known as tract No. 1. of the Murphy land, lying between the Hocky Mount Road and V.'uterce Fiver, estimated to contain eight hundred acres more or less. 'J Terms?One third Cash, ami the balance on a credit of one and t wo years, to be secured by bond ' o(f purchaser wit 1; approved security, and a I . mortgage of the premises. Purchaser to pay for stamps and papers. ,c JOHN KEllsIIAW, Referee. feb 8?tds. Sheriffs Sale. SHERIFF'S OFFICE, , Camden, S. C. February 8, 1872 / X By virtue of sundry writs of Fi. Fas. tome directed and lodged, I will proceed to sell in fro;it of the Court House in Camden on Monday i the fourth day of Mi rc!i next, within the legal hours of sale, the following described proper- ] ty, to-wit:? 1 One traet of 700 acres in this county bounded north ^y lands flf JF. D. jtciuiedy, oust by lands of eft A, it. Boy kin, sou tli by lands of est. ol i IV. A. Apcrum, west by paterec River. Otic t'rnct of 100 aeries in this cbii'uty, on waters of Hpggy Branch, bouji.Ied north und north- J cast by cs^ lands of Thomas.I. Anerum, south | by lands of H. G. Ellcrbc ?n.| Ancruin, west by , lands of 11. G. l?llci be end est. lands of A. U, ! liayliio. One tract of ?)5f acres on Litttc Pino Tree ('reek, bounded north by lands of S. (led in jr. sou Hi by' Chesterfield road mid H. T. Watts' lands, east by lands of est. C. L. Chntten and est. of Nelson, and west bv laud of S. Gedney. The interest of J. IVY Af-thur will be sold in above described tracts, at the suit of Jno. Glass anil wife, Juliu ?. S. Glass. ALfO. The right, title and interest of Ifenft L. Hunter and Joseph W. l-'loyd in a tract of tfltH) acres of land lying on both sides of Brown crcik in Kershaw county, known as the McWillic place, bounded north by lands of Mrs. Mary Putterson and Suntl MeGowan, east by lands of StuuT McGowun and Mrs. Sarah Hudson, south by lands late of heirs of Jus. Patterson and T?os. Durcn, and west by lands of Mrs. i\Iary Cureton, Mrs. RebeccaCunningham et al. at'thesuit of Thurston & Holmes. Term# Cash. Purchasers paying for shtipps and papery. J. 1'. 110SWELL, S, K. V. Seed Potatoes. JlT$T RECEIVED. EARLY RQSE. EARLY GOODRICH, PINK EYES. D. L. DeSAUSSUUE & CO. Also, Extra Choice (Joslien Butter ^Yiid. Cream Olieese. D. L. Dj:S. & CO., Coin Apts. Sheriff's Sale. The State of South Carolina, County of I\er- ^ shay;?Court of Common Pleas. John R. Welsh V"' ' ' ' vs. " ' [ 1-i-fa. i i yt [ ' iUlCUilL'l xUUIIgU J BY virtue of an or<ler made in the nlrovc en lire i by tlie Hon. Snnuiel W. Melton, Judge ofthe | Fifth circuit, at the September term, A. D. 1S71. ! for tlic'Suid county, 1 will proceed to cell on the { first Monday in March next, before the Court in Camden S. 0., ill that piece parcel or tract of | land, containing -lOti acres, more or lean, situated 1 on both aides of ftig' Lynches creek, adjoining I lands of Burwcll Cuto, tiillum Sowell, William I Adams and CJeorge Sowell, levied upon as the property of'Michael Mungodecd., ut the s ;it of John 11. Welsh.' Tkkms.?One-third (J) cash and the balance in one, two and three years, to be secured by bond of purchaser and a mortgage of the premises, Purchaser to pay for stamps and papers. J. IYBoSwki.i. S. K. C. The Greatest Discovery ef the Age. J EauPRANCAIiSB, I)u POCTEUR RAUREXT, of Paris, i I ' I 1 An infalliblccure forallltiniTATioxsot'TtinsKiNs j ns well ts ob.j?icnte jjiUTTioxt); I'his prcparnu I tion is universally used among the'higher classo. | in France and fcngjnn'd. A bottle of tlie H.\- j < Fbantatsk will be sent 10 any nuury.w u|>uu i?r- i ccipt of ?1*,%/: W.WXIKANOB. i Sole Agent for the U. S. Richihond, Vn. : I STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA, KERt SHAW COUNTY?IN Tiie Court op| Prouate. i , Estate of Dennis Gaskin. rpiIK undersigned gives notice, that one month I after (lute he will apply to the Hon. J. I-' Sutherland Judge of the Court of 1'rolmte, for letters dismissal v as administrator of said estate. A. OWENS, Ad in r Feb 1-3 1 m* ^ v A V. if . . MAPE'S NITKOaiiJIZED. SUPERPHOSPHATE OF LIME, Hie Oldest Muper-Phospatc JIaiiuiaiory in this Country. Composed of Bones, Potash, Phosphate Guano, Concentrated Animal AmmoniaeiiL latter and Sulphuric Acid. No Salt, Salt Cake, Nitre Cake, Plaster nor Adulterant pr' ibsorbeut of any kind used. Factory open for inspection at all times. NINETEEN YEARS OF PRACTICAL EXPERIENCE. Introduced in 1853. _ Patented Deo- 29.1869 (JUICK ACTION AND PERMANENT IMPROVEMENT TO THE SOIL. testimony of Hundreds of 1 Veil-Known Planters in its Favor on. Every "Variety of Crop and Soil, Even During Extreme Adverse seasons. ' $40 Oash. ; $50 Time, payable Nov. 1st, 1872. KINSMAN & HOWELL, , jan25ui2 General Agents for South Carolina, No. 128 East Bay, Charleston, 6. C. TW BESTTND MOStlPOPULAR FERTILIZER IN USE.' ,! . i i . . ? Ki K JZ E L ' S . *o ^ ^ ' IMMOXIATED BOAE SUPER-PHOSPHATE, > PREPARED KXPHKTSLY FOR THE COTTON" C R O IF . XCREASIXQ TIIR YIELD FROM 1?? to 500 per Cent, r . * # . v roil PRICES AN6 TKRMS APPLY TO GEO. JL.TJDT.3W, Ageixt. m jnn 18 2 n * ' ' ^ rr?"M ! ! ilium - - t Importsint to Ootton Planters. n-HR MA1IYLANP FEllTILlfilXG AND MANUFACTURING COMPANY lmve prepared ' L S^eciaJ Fertilizer adopted to the cotton plant, under the name of " '"' ' POTTON ' PQOD, 'Iiic.li they claim to he of the hig'iicst grade. of Fertilizers sold in the South, and guaranteed to: ptnl it^ its results Penu'.un ^wano, pound for pound, and to"be cfi* rhore permanent benefit to the' * iif. i .... It has been used l?v s?vora1 hundrid planters in North and South Carolina and Georgia for two 'aeons, with the following results; It increases the crop 101) to -IM) per cent. , It resists drought in all eases. The crop is not affected by rust. It matures the crop three to four weeks in advance, thus insuring the crop against early frosts, in the event of a backward season for planting enables tbe planter to put in bis crop three or iur weeks later, even as lute as the 1st of June, with a certainty of success. It produces a hotter quality of cotton. * Looking at tin low price of cotton, the intelligent planter will readily comprehend the necessu of iisiir. not lime hut the liiehe-,1 crude of fertilizers, and of sleietlv uvnidincr those whose vat i lias been reduced l>y adulteration or the use of cheap materials, linder'the pretence of iheeting ic low* price of cotton. ' ' ' . . ' '* If liis crop is only doubled by the use of "COTTON FOOD" it will give liiin from one to two undr.od per cent profit on bis'onllay, with cotton at 12A cents per pound, and it will enable him i plant t fewer meres, with a corresponding reduction of labor and expense, with better results. $.V> per ton, iusacks 12 to tl:e ton. LAWRENCE SANGSTON, Prest., 08 Exchange Place, Bultiifiore. J. R. PUINdLi: & SOX, A pouts. Charleston. S. C. jan ISu.Z* ; CONFECTIONERY. disk's ' tfrrsVTOw 5TI OCfAGQH ROSEWOD FINISH [risll PoJakcs OniciiH, (jSppj tfc sale </:: 1 ']>. ('. KinKLEY, Agt. 3 Metallic. iiirJal ase^ 0 h air tight and inde3tructable t r fur protecting and pbe- > 3 IRVING THE is fo.'NJe ji^TtiB tia?' S ^^\iArT74X/'^?r hi 1'l,? subscriber keeps the' above celebrated ^ A \ ! 7 /'/l^Sr hd* ' CASKS on hand, lvhicfli, fi/i auVabint'y,'nca(K O n.oss unJ finisl1 c?nnot be surpassed;"'These are i rj ":r an 1 water tight, therefore will preserve the fci1 body for a long time, which have been proven , ,,?VT.ii,tin ta-.Jr,5^3 il Undertakers North and South. T{-SB^HI*WThey cost but little, if. any injjre than wcllmaJjj rosneMingjMweiiulinvi(?oratiiiff Walnut'or Mahogany Coffins.'' ' ' v** Mr3 TilJ51 d^i,vf,b'^i?T iT'Ti?TlM also : nJti Jill ilT^flsafiLasHstMMJMhUEa Oil hand, a complete assortment of These Bitters tuo positively invaluable f.i WOODEX C OFFINS, .... *?- 1T.T.'.D.1HC"1 J- . Lino;1 ?nJ Unlincd> Slnined and Varnished, or I* liflifal B^l3*llvilfllfci covered. Handles 'and Trifnmirigs to suit and Bemittent and Intermittent Fevers, aC prices to suit the circumstances of all "" ll-d. MfcC'RElGHT, M'lll Ira Ai?jI Undertaker, and are a prev<;ntiv6pf Chillsvroq Fever. March Id. 12in. . : r. iS'!?i'C'"iwji ipji^ ? s~\on a A. f* x t ? All yield tq their powerful efficacy. i Dolllllg wll JUOSU ! E M 1*.fV . III'H"-' ^J*' - k'r , T X order lo reduce my slock T will sell at COST I- l,rieM ,hc fo??wing goods: A full line of Crockery. China, Plates of to the wasted frame, and correct all , all sizes. &c., &c. Hardware, Spiders, IH^[||W9jr&l attril^S^8Sm Ovens and Lids, of all sizes, Pitchforks, U, tviil save duya of Buffering to tbe tick, aod Hayforks; Shovels. Spades, of. all descripIgBMattWll^fialrlEMiSlfldWtlSlH^ tions; Well Wheels, Smoothing Irons, J r^e^^ndrunwaforaUtheillTofWe. Plow and Tire Iron, Hames, Parlor, Door, m Staple and Plate Locks, Carpenters' Tools, riPn^ i Ipj9^"* Augers, Hits and Braces, Squares and ComWlP MUlM /\ raflMM, passes, llulos. Nail*. Brads, &C. A Lot of 1 c Liauu" V^ jX PRESCIIIBE II IU Saddles. Blind an . Biding Bridles. McLclDlTTERS^f^ Yjjpj lan tree and Ladies1 Saddles. A lot of asr . ?*? x ^'r^V rpirnrp sorted Axes; Ouns, Single and Doudle, Pis Xr E^; ite. Bitten. unX * ?? -V;1"' J "i-wwe, oira.ncra, ^ . ^^oqualled and have often been theV^ IC0-p'?tS, Milk-pans, M&c. AlSO, JT means of eavin^ lifo. it general assortment of Dry an J Fancy * TRY one DOTT-E* Cr.'H?(ld. Cbthintj. Hunts and Shoes, liats and JffCRS, sashes, bunds, &C. i ?f ' * 1 I cotton, ami highest market prices paid for nil ..i j kinds of country produce. Js. f! Heavy dlseouut to large purchase. Termi W$H\I !iW l""' HARLE? I. LIAS, y/lBSlIllf.^1 ViCl I ,,aV "~:'IU llroad Street. ' &&&Sli I' 1e granid"finale^ ^increase of business and a desire to improve, lias prompted us to procure new* ^*Za.'i2iapparatus, which enables us to make pictures 1'i'oui the size of a pin head to life size, and . "- *.at prices to suit tiie times. Give us a call) 7? T? rpa-K a tj- -K7" f,n' wc mean*what we say: S*. I?. LEE Si BRQ. M VNMTACTUKKlt AX1) DEALER. , ,lT ?ta>rs '? ll,ft Workman Building. ten. 1?ti. So. 'JO II:iyne-st. ami florlbeck's V/liarf, ? (Mi All LITTON. S. C. i STATE OF SOUTH OA HCLINA, CO JNjpdTThis i? the largest nnd most complete Fnc-, yy Qp EHSIIAW?C( U.tT Of C'OMory ot the kind in tlie Sontliern States, nnd nil irliele? in tliis line cnti be furnished t>y Mr. MON J J.r.AS. \ 'fo.M.Kitt prices which defy competition. Angus Johnson. UlaitilifT A ffiTA paniphlul with lu)l and detailed list of j llf,ai?st L. W. R. Blair A f- Forclosure of ,11 sizes of Doors Sashes and Bunds, nn\l t'"-'| ('harloto Balev Ih-fendants. \ Mortcag . ,rices ?t each. w,M he t*nl tree and post paid, I y vh.|HC .;fttn (>ri,cr ()f ]Jon s Me? m application to ' i J Vjnuifc of thb.'uii Circuit, made Ftbrnnry 2d 1M. IOWA., Charleston, S C. , > llXllU^)tui namC(, (.ause. 1 wilt proceed Tnlv 1.1 12m. L. , ___ t * | | HI 11 V11'I L" t IIV ? "HI I iiuiirv UUUI it1 V/ikiuu^i^, > a 11t11 a i n a I i k i a n a ii Pir\ a n within die ii'inti hours of sale, on the 1.4 MonbOUTH CAROLINA RAIL ROAD- f ?lie-l?h ?l?iy ol" Marcli i:c.\i, 111? fjllowing 1 described real estate to-wit: t J A i.i. that Tii Arr or i.axi) situated inthecut'B4*'IL'* i *-v remaining THOL.SANP ACl. KS. more or less, bounded py land" of sui|l r ' * _ '~-^7i?jr IJlair on jhc north an<l >vc.u, nnd hv /'t >se of cs- * KK.iTb* 15. tatc of Autos Hough, auj eas( by Ijg Lynche,* llii tnd after Monday, lire, the 2oth., loi 1 the creek. Schedule of the CanuLn Uaiu will be in follows; Said land to lie sold in f/tree tra?ts, pint* Leave L'aindt n at ? 1 "> A. M. whereof can he sce/i at pty office 011 and after the Arrive at Columbia at 1*1 -K' A. M. 20th instant. Leave Columbia at 1 do P. M. Tciots:?Onc-hnlf cash, balance < n a credit cf Arrive at Camden at 11 2o P. M. one year, with interest from day ol . ale to he self v order of tin- Vice-President. cured hy bo?''"f purchaser with aj provtyl sccu... A. V>. l?t:S At'.^l'KE Accnt. rilv a ml > mortgage of premises. Camden Dec. 2,M: li>7l. ** , feb ?ta J- v- DOSWLLL, S K. C.