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U4>WaSA?i. "j JOHN K E H jmLW'v*, | iKdiior :tn<i PvoprloJoi*. d.yiDKN s. v., Ana.sr ns:;>. J FOlt J'iiKSfDKXT HORArJB CiRKHlfcSY, j I OF NKW YOlUi* FOR VICK-FKKS1DENT IS. c;RAT5S \ 5rkS^W.^,. OF jirSSOlTd.. OtnsKT.viis.?Dairing the summer, the most intensely exciting ami inlerestmgpolilieal campaigns which has ever agitated this country, and one of the utmost importance in its consequences to our people, will be fought. It is very essential that all our people should be kept constantly and accurately posted as to all the movements of the contending partics, and for that purpose we propose to furnish to all new subscribers the Journal from the 1st day of July, to the loth of November next, for the exeoediredv lji all subscription of one dollar per copy. AVe intend to Fulfil our part of <lie contract by giving accurate details of all movcinriits, amlniaking ihc Journal lively and sju'ri/. The of (he J.-:snos. It cannot kc too strongly impressed upon our people, that the magnitude of the issues involved in the present campaign far e: cod tli ?so of any within the history of the Republic. From the original design of a union of independent States, the execution has so far gone astray that now and for several years, the tendency has been to concentrate all power in the general government, and take away from the Stales the independence and sovereignty which was guaranteed to them by the Constitution, with tli^exception of such powers as were expressly ceded to the general government. There has also Wen instituted a system of espionage -.iiul iiioiro-^i.iii <iiioli ris f-viMi t'l.oind lioi-.-idfiiove:* I I z . knew and t heights <f citv/.ens have been trampled upon ruthlessly and recklessly.? Had a-tithe of sneli indienltico and crncl wrongs been inflicted upon liieyfouth be ft ire the war.astruyj.de would have ensued ten times more bitter than the <?uo in which we ?lid eHjfage.'and the world would have said, with just cause. Dot now, wo are expected to endure all these thiill's uuuairniuriny'y, - This, however, is more than ought to ho c.\pcctcd ol'.human nature. ' Were such tiials thrown upon the North, thejc>ple w. u'dj not lc.naiu f|uiet lor an hour under thorn. | hu' ?. rfcvoiutiou would h:cviiably take phieo and the usurpers he swept from power. Fortunately for them,"no such temptations to rebellion are held forth but while the South is prostrated, the North continues to flourish under the protecting ami fostering care of the general government. In-short, the contest is r.vd-d -wn to the single point ofVipp-rtitig a man, not for his principles nor abilities. h:;i because lie constitutes the uleniin :i? ami the j peisotiifier of lir.U revenue which nil haters ui' the South loves to see :ls:ited upon her, or the alternative of supporting a man, notorious both fyr his ml here nco to principle and for ability, who declares that if elected, lie will administer the government in the interest of no party nor clique, bat fbr the benefit of the entire people and constitutionally. Between these issues, the great J)einocrati_? party has decided to throw its strength into the scales in favor of the latter. Therefore all true Democrats will cling to the standard of tlioir party and help the cause of truth and tlio right. Kveiything depends upon this. If all'Prmoe.'rtts flock to this standard, in a few years v.*c will have so far advanced on the mad to prosperity, that we will cease to feel the heavy load, now resting upon us and paralyzing our energies and industries, and cau afford to look back upon the ] resent as a tiling of the past, terrible indeed while it e utiimrd, but the precursor of happy times, prosperity and peace. Grant, from being a pro slavery man has now become the most violent and persistent of our enemies, while Horace Greeley has throughout been consistent in lsis ree< rd and now invites "all t" a tlsiion, where we will find rest fr. in our troubles and an escape from all our woes "A Ilcirosiirom't' ? H'W. ' The above is a portion of the title of apamphlet received by us. which is u defence ol* bis official ar ts, by Nile's fi. Parker, State Treasurer. To ray it is a mass of unfound cd statements, adhered to with great tenacity, is drawing it mildly. We have not bad (sufficient opportunity to trace out its many intricacies and fabulous propensities, but the ? merest cursory glance will serve to sbow tliat : m' it is different in its statement of tbe public, debt and the manual* in wbicb it bas been incurred, from any publication yet given ti? tbo public. It bears the marks of a careful-, ly prepared and written essay and has none of the ring ot truth in it. We will notice only one point for the present. There is an admission that it required $20,000,000 bonds to raise a little m< re than three millions ofdollars in money, and the cause of this immense depreciation is laid at the doors of t'sij l.'e.Mwivaiir j-rtv. ami tin.' avowal of I ho jn'cjilc's eb'tcruiinatioii (n wptcli.tlo whatcvjx part of the SfaK: elebfc that was framliiiant. In a former article wo cxncso tlic fa!' hey ufilii:- argument by showing fivm KiinpI?iii's ivjn.il;? that many cf tjie ilonih were | siibI at 70 cents, ami Ilia notorious fact that J it w.-.s not until last year the L'oiuls fell from j that liyuro to something like U.j cents for I oiil ami about live to ten less far now Uoiuh. (ho latter selling as late as one year a;r > in tin? N'rw York market at (50 cents. Without ; piin;^ into any elaborate aiyruinent. the proof above citeil,.which is notoriously ti ne, sullioes show the character of'Parker's pan:-1-1 * -rt .. i_.il. jhiici ht irui n. ; 'I In' greater pari of it is confined to r:ng-1 .ing changes on (he .same old t ry of ! very." "black ciule," &c. The IVogro.s*: ofllie t'atwpuign. It is amusing to tec liow the CI ran t papers I worry themselves to toll the Democrats what hard things old Horace (?roeley h:?,s said about them.- All of his hasty ami ' ill tempered speeches against them have been raked up anil startling Pap'talfi herald each new discovery. 1 ft he (I rant organs think the i >c:nocrat.s care what Greeley has said concerning them, it is our pleasure to inform them of their mistake. We do not accept Greeley :ra a man. though wo '/ > prefer him to Carant, (he ignoramus, hut we regard him as he is. the representative of a platform which cmbodies n 'its provisions' so much of peace and hope to the South.- 'ihis is why Democrats have accepted him as their candidate and will vote for him. Grant's organs tells lis that "/oo/r.s/ Democrats'' will vote for "(Irani. Wo sincerely hope that nt.ne of our readers arc among those : Democrats." for so to he called by any oho of 11 rant's is almost cipnvaL'iit ii> 1 icing called a thief hy any other creature. Ilomember all such "honest Democrats," that 1 I hi.-; i.i (he first, time vmi have been called '. honest" since tire llopublican party became :t parly. All who have kept, posted with rci ?pnd to polities. know tliat il*there ever was, ! in the npiuiou#of most llepuhlicaurif-a set of I thieves. c:it-tlir?safs, plunderers. midnight 1 assassins, slanderers ur perjured villains, (he I lh tnocrats were they. Xow note tlie chanj^j. "AH Jnmest, I)e;n: ncrats v?;ic for i.'raiiC." "iJewaiv. they're fn-iliuir tliee." may well he said or siii)^ in Connection wish t!:A'lao'sf . at id hy i'nr the m..si-patent and unblushing I la!-eli-v.d ni'which cveh the Kadaral have yet beet: guilty. The tUiK-va irbitra'ioi). 'J lie arbitrators sc.eetcdto try the he! ween i'Ji^hind and Aijj^iea, ;rr<?wii!?ji| of the Alabama ' Maims, luvc been in session several wec.k*. "'{ hey have, over-ruled the demurr. r ol' llie MJritish t lovcrniiioiit which prayed i'or the exclusion of the ease:; of the Tallahassee, Ohieknmaujra. Sumter. Xashville r.ml iietrihntien. hut have dismi.-.sed the claims J'.?r depredaliims committed hy the !h,Moii. tr'aliio. J eft'. Oavis. .Joy and Mil sic. The ease of the Fl has been concluded it is bciitVcd that damages to the r.mounl of two million six hundred thousand doll his have been awarded to the Vailed Slates by (1re.'it Britain. It appears that the Florida destroyed thirty-two vessels between August 21. and the close of ilic war. TJio Hoard of Arbitrators s!l with dosed doors and no rep irters of the press are allu.w-. cd to be prosx lit. so tbal urnst of ( ho intelligence received is based upon speculation. It is very probable that-the B end will not conclude their labors fa* several months and it is certain that neither government will he satisfied with the.result, but each will most probaldy.ab'de by the decision of their chosen arbitrators. The award of damages so far has been very small and as the Florida was (ho most sue- ! cesf.ul of the Confederate privateers, the eoi-1 f'ors of the I'nited State will not Leas much replenished as was expected. When old Bismarck demands damages (if, the United States for the sale of arms to the ; Flench (lovennent, during the war between j France and Prussia, all this money may yet, liud it* way across the ocean. The IStno SSatfgi* .Scrip. Associate ..Justice Will-aid of the Hi.d.J | Supreme Court, has pronounced a decision j in the ca?c ol'Thc State e." rel. l id win F. ' (lary, State Auditor rs. N. (J. Parker.! Tiva.-urer. and ? * her:?. 'i lie motion was made bolero Judge \\"iI Hard r.r an injunction (u restrain the issuing nt tins lilue llsdgo Scrip, and its reception fur taxes by thevarinus count v Treasurers, i It involved (lie constitutionalityof ilu; act ! authorizing it ; issue, and Judge Wiilanl ha.; j decided that the act is uneou.st it til i:sii.-il. He decides that (lie scrip came within the j meaning of the Constitutimi i f the I 'ldlcdi States which forbids the is.- tie of "bills of I credit" hy any State, and its elrarly snhslan- j taricl'by abundant authorities, that this' scrip was slothing more nor less than a eireuhi'.ii.g mcdiuiii. intruded for and used hills of credit. Py this scrip the fdluwing described "little g tme" Was intended to he ]>h?vcd : Tim Stsic hail guaranteed the pay ment ol four millions id' Pino Kidgc itailroad I hinds, and the act authorizing the issue of this scrip, als) undertook to withdraw the guarantee of the Stale and ruL-iitnte in its stead scrip to the value of eighteen hundred thousand <1 dhus, thereby converting a igmole liability into an actual, contingent one I i' ;.ih1 paying in- ii'ly two uiiiitom* of dvilars for ilie privilege of v. jihurawisig a guarantee which with proper maii.gelucllt tliO State Would 11c\ C" liavelac.il tailed upon to pay.? Tito scheme was fully expose J at the I line, hut oi' course. with n.? elicet Our renders will remember how two years ago the Kadicals indignantly denied that the guarantee by the State of these ami other !>:iiul.s was wieh a liahilifv as went to i:i i revise tlio ?vi:ito ucut, asm yet kist winter (hoy stultified themselves hj passimr the lUue Jiitl.'i'O Scrip Act which ha* thus l?een pronounced uiic; uslilutinnal. The value f-f confession and ils coueiiini (ant priestly interrogation is a very vexed (|Uc.-tio<). hut there can he iia ?! ?iiht- that to he of any moral utility the Confession must be complete or the examination searching. Novices in Hie art should take warning hy the i'oli^v. in.'rstory: During' a class meeting held hy the Methodist hi'itiiivn of a .Soiitlicni village, Drol'.ier Jones went anionic the [ colored portion of the congregation. KindI iug there a:i old man notorious- for his en* j deavor to serve tlod on the Sahbnth and Fa* j (an the re.-t i f the week, he said. ' ! i'.r.ilher i>ick. I'm glad to see -v^ here.? j Haven't stole tiny turkeys since hv|aw you i last. 11 rot her Dick o. no, llrr.clicr Jones, j no turkeys." 'Nor any chickens, Iir??thi-r ; Diek'r" "jCc, no, Urmhkr Jones, no chick| ens." '-Thank (he Lord. Urother IHckj that's d oing well, my brother," said 1> rot her Jones, ; leaving Drottter Dick, who immediately re! licvetl his overburdened c-.-nseienco hy saying to a near neighbor, with an immense ; sigh of relief, '-Kf he'd a.-aid ducks, he'd a j liad me!" Jt is a sad reflection that the pleasure we derive i'rom^i good sc|inoii often i ari-es from the laet that the preacher has ouiitted to mention the particular kind ol " fowl that sits heavy on our cmseicjcc. TilllO Slid enlightened experience have I >:h avn that certain substances fumjjcrly used ; ami relied on in medical practice, njro unnce : e ;-,i ry and dangerous; yet .same of these subI stances have found their way into' medical compounds, Dr. Y\'alker's California Vinegar Hitters however contain nothinginjuriou: being composed exclusively of vegetable sub stances to California. Cor a.1! disorders ol (he liver, Sidneys, bladder, skin. audidigestivc organs, and for purifying the bloc 1, they arc the most wonderful remedy know i. 4\v Tuk Ills that Ft.Ksit are TIkxiu to ? Are many, but a remedy for thaiuf all b furnished by nature. There is nogdoubl that for over/ disc::.-?, (here is an antilote ii< the vegetable kingdom; The ahoifgiucc: j w??re (he .victims of many and hwhsmnc J maladies, yet they found in the wilds{licit ! ibre-ts remedies sure and powerful. Acting in this bdi. f Dr. 'Putt's 8ar.sap:r.*il|i ami Queen's Delight i;i offered the publia'as :i most highlyc..neeiitrated vegetable compound p.;.-;.- ; sing extraordinary p AVer for the cure of lilieiunatisui, Neuralgia, scrofula. ftlecrs, KWtollimr of the. id lands. Kmntions iif tin Female disC.;.-.i\s, l/iwr" iT*iimjv::tiu(. Secondary (Inlis. and ojj'ecls of 3!orcnrv | ill'. 11 is ;t must powerful alterative ami ! Jjl..u.l j.uiiiicr. ami sit (ho *amo lime sc i ! ft li s.: t hat it may he used hy sill. AY sslrli out for Cliiils siiul Fever, and j?yo]=:iru I lie sys'eiu for resisting its attack hy i Using Dr. TsKt'.s DiverVilis. i 4' ? j Pp. TuIt's I fair Dye makes the CM Look ! Voting. ' Cam. I'd.'! Mkktinc.?We the im?lt?rsij?ii cd respectfully invite all persons in favor ol forming an as;*t?eiati->i,< fur '-S'tm k and Agricultural purposes, with a view to a District Fair, to meet at, Town llall Camden. I'd of I August. j I'M ward M.J'oykin, . AY. K. Johnson, L. 1J. (.'antev, A. AY. Linnet, i T. T. Aiicrnni, .T. 1 Yillepiguc. j \ . S. .1 oidcn, .John Kershaw, ! -V. T. Adams. II. C. Salniond. A. 11. lh.ykin, T. L. iJoykin. f. M. Can lev, j :>i. 0 2^s 0 U ^ ib 'ta if' B 1 j "i i" Vi?r Ail1.: i.'mi.inc i-'iii: i;oi>i?si;.?i:s, t (it-ills', l.adiia'and Children's. (in to ('L(?I'D & Zll.Ml 'S. j^Oii \ Hoil Si'li-elid :.l: 1 As.... ted .Sink of I?ev aii'l fancy (i..o>is. :t?; 1 Notions, Call :t( ZBMl'ri. 1.T(ll? I'.eaistifiil style, of Ihvssfloods, visit the } llst.iiili.sln.ieni'.il' CI.Ol'D&ZliMr. |-i Fine! and I!est, as well as tin* I'll n1 Jk- Sjio.il C.Ulo!! I ru. ii J I* Coals::!!.' .lohll Clark jr. .iCu's.. will lie found at Cl.()L !.* ic '/.KM1' S. (p>Mii and uiiroliase lliclie.-l Sewing .M.o-'.iine j Tlir.a I- ' l'-"' '-de 'v Cl.orb * Zli.VSl'. IliliM'.aM-eis. Ne.-dles cie : lot-y Whips. l":?' hrellas, cle .Vie.. ?-(e. UoiiiCWl'il.'l /.KM IV. ('[ i'.liAT 1'.A!l(iAiNS i:i all lin.-s raa'ielial at \Jf (),:r Sin.-.*. *v.? a.re :;l?i::t In rsai.ii'a id a l.ciliT sile, aII'I desire to iliiji'isa of i.ur surplus CLlU'l) .'i: ZKMl* jluil l i'd NK'iS p. Ill 1 Cl.ot'iKS: VKMl'tf. lUU'Kfl K<k?Uk. I I-' yon u'.-li tn fXi*lr:;n:v I'tiP <?M :r?;n \vi;io!i >y ( lyinsr ai'iiuu 1 'mi _v.mii- wu.v. I"..r m.-li. I tun llicl in:t:i tn itcciiiiini t'l.i!*' yini. I m!-i< ?.?'!i In jnlrirli.i:itiv iitianliiy i.Tnl'l lirsifS. raj;.", im :ri<i i.i-i. *. tin* \v2ii-. !i I v. iil j.ri^jf mi I livni a 'nil j'.. It l(! i il, GEORCETUPPER, 2SR,OfvKR, Ml Mais mil Imm Apat onifi: fivnn aw r. n.;in:::\' nitre .-r.ir.r, OPPOSITE COLUMBIA HOTEL. main fir., s. c. :H 3 I ? ly ? ft u-y cc?iwaag . ! " ' ^ ^ i ! *. ? \ i :o:?? i .\- L ;.in alior.l !.i ivliri? fvonrlMwhicstf, 1 liei'Oi I.v 11 ti'y iny liiiiol.i mtil j.ufnutP. lhat I wilj 1 >vlI mil iiiv entire ?lock, coii.-ipliio' of ' . ; 3>SiV UOODH, <T,0TBiI\0. i i i . . i I ROOTS, i I i i . SliOI-lS, IS,ITS, XOTIOXS. TIX. POT &. II,131IIWAK K I'ltOi'KIOKY & UKOCRItlHN Ac# iV c< A[Ca At and Below Cost, Parlies will tin well lo give nie :i call befor iuirchasing elsewhere. AMELIA ELI AS Ktf J'".) ?' ISook Agents VT 0\V at work, nr looking for some new boo will miss If, if they ilo not at onoc send fu circulars of I lie best selling bonk pnblishcd.lixlruoruiuury iuduccnnnls offered. Profit . more limn double money. Outlil free. Addres I'. M. Ukko 180, liighll? Street New Vork. july 18 w-L ' ' ! ' AilwSiPrtW'A Fun (JOOIWKKIVS : PffiteM Cainpaip M Every Citixon Wants It. Al.-o for Campaign Goods. Address j (lOOPSPiiKP'S H.MPIUK Publishing llousi New Orleans. ('ii:eiiinaii and St. Louis, l july IS w !. ! AGENTSWANTEDfbrtheliveso !Grant! Greeley WILSON l BROWN ! i j And the leading men of all parties. Ovk , Koutv Tiiousaxii Stkki. Pi.utic.wts. Just tb book wanted by the masses everywhere. Agent meet '.villi wonderful success. Send for circular an l secure territory at once. Address, ZKUi . I,lilt McCL'KDY, 008 North Sixth Street Si I i.ouis .M.i. * july 1 Bi w4 IMMslie Almu Spring, fa. OPEN' JUNE 15th, 1875. The proprietor offers additional attraction this season. New. elegant ami spacious draw . hi? ami hall rooms, heautiful lawns exquisit ui ami scenery, while the waters of these specin springs invariably relieve consumption, scroful bronchitis, dyspepsia ami diarrhoea, and are fo sale by leading druggists everywhere: llcadib accessible by thoClicsapcak &Ohio It. It. Sto] at (j.isiicn d *pot, where coaches will be in wait ing. Tainpfilctson application. Jamks A Fa.v zii;n. l'rop. , july IS wl. 1 Ha/- J1 while on your suntnie: i 1*0 1% 01 a. Call liter excursion Xortl to secure one of the Celebrated Improved. Stewart Cook Stoves, With its special attachments, roasier, baker am broiler, 'filestore ami furniture earefullvnack dl for safe shipment. l>oul:s sent on application. Fuller, Warren & Co. 23S Water Street, N. Y. july IS wl. BURNHAM'S Now Turbino is in general use ___ throughout (lie U. S. A Six Incii is ' use.l l.y ilie (iuvcriiiuHit in the i'ntent P= E-H f. )Hice, Washington. Its simplicity of construction, ami the power it trans-*acj mils, reiiilevs it the best wheel ever in-texr venteil. .Pamphlets free. , ^r ju! ISwl X. F. Ui'kmiam, York, Pa j~ Ie a powerful tonic specially uilaplctl for use in Summer, when the lauguhl an.l ilcl.ilitat is! system iicesi.*' strength ainl vitality, it will give to t!ie feetiie, strength to the weak I ami .'iiiimaii'iii to tin* .lej. ri."l. activity to the I ?%--? ?.?.!?> | mi v? % \i ?% ii.i ivm .H?i !ii-..l:!i t<? Iii?; iri?:. li is:; >;..:ilii American plant which aceorilin-r In t!i scientific .1:1 1 ni.*?lii'.i 1 journali^f l.urnlon stiii! Ihivis, possesses 1 ii * laast powerful Ionic pmpeVi'.es known to t!:; .Materia .Mcslica. ami is welt known in its nativecoitntrv as having wouilcrt'iil curative |t.a:i:i(s, ami has licen hum nscil as a peciti.- in all cases of impurities Of the blood. Bom:v.r em outs of the Liver und Spleen, Tumors, Dropsoy, Poverty of the Blood, Hchilit v, Weakness of the intestine* l':arinr cr Uiinarv Organs. DP,. WELLS' MM cf JORUBM I< s!iii u'ngnu ! tiuurislilng: like nulvicious (no.I, tI;. :> into the at.uuaeh, it assimilates ami iiitfu. es itself through the circulation, giving vigor ami health. It re'.ulatt. the lioiviIs, rjuiits the nerves acts , ilirc -tlv r.pt.n lite crclm v Organs, utnl hv its ja Wvi'tal Tonic a 1 1 restoring eilVc.'s, prmlitccs health.' ami vigorous action ?.f the whole system. '.Id,IX KKl.LO'i. IS I'll,!! St.. N. V. Solo lit tor the 1'nitol Stales. Price s i p. s I'o.tl -. S jtul for Circular. July 1wl. | HODGSON &L DUNLAP. ] HAVING Removed to their new nnc elcgaut buildining, next door above R. M. Kennedy's. invite tnc nttenljou oft heir friends and the public generally, to their Full and Complete stock of FRKiSH J'" ' 1HCIGSA MEDICINES PAINTS, OILS, VARNISHES, WINDOW - GLASS. French and English PERFUMERY, Ilaii* & Tooth 13rushes rpOOKTIMOIt with a Beautiful Assortment of L Toilet and Fancy Articles. OUR STOCK embraces everything usually kept in our line, and rfre ottered on oh REASONABLE TERMS a? articl* of similar .quality. cfin l?e found iu ANV CITY IN THE STATE. Toilet Setts and Articles, TX Or cut Variety: Also, Dressing Cases kc. &c. II. k D. * Kerosene Tramps & Oil. WE HAVE constaulrfy on huuda Large Quantity of the Best Kerosinc Oil, also a large assortment of Kerosinc Lumps and Lamp-chinniea of all sizes. . 9 H & D. PATENT MEDICINES OF ALL KINDS cpnstnntly on hand. H. & D. M _ Sparkling Soda-Water, /"10LD and FROSTY. \j - H. & D. ' . I Paints, Oil, and Glass, ;i ^ "1)EST Ivory White Lend, While Zinc, Bed and' , J> Black Lend, and numerous other colors. Oils _ of nil sorts. also Window-Glass and Putty, all of y which will ho Hold cheap for cash. II. & D. is ' Sea Foam, BEST Vcft.il I'oder now in use. Forrsakby II. & D. * QUININE, &c. JUST RECEIVED, a lnrge quantity of Quiujiu; and otlicr Medicines. Our clock of Medicities is very large and complete; nil of which we warrant Genuine, and of (he best quality to be bad in any market, and will no sold a small profit * FOR CASH. H. & D. 1 ' Perfutnery &e. ER.M.VN and French Cologne. Lubin and tjT Low's Extracts. Toilet Powders and Soaps, in large variety. Lily White, Prepared Chalk,; c &c. Ayers' Hair Vigor, Tricophercus, Kathas rion. Sicilian Hair ltcnewer, Cocoa Cream. So? zodont and Tooth Powders. H. & D. t. Brushes, JEto. "I7*NGLISII and Frencc Iluir Brushes, Feather I j isriislics, sunving Jsrushes, x.ar Urushes, Combs of nil sorts nn<l qualities, besides a large lot of Paint, White-wash and Bath Brushes; 8 ; KODGSOX & DUNLAP. . 1 aug 2nd If. . ; For Sale. i> - QORN, FLOUR, &c.,&c. 10,000 UusIicIh Prime While Corn, 10,000 bushels Prime Mixed Corn, 1 &00 Bales selected liny. 1,000 Dble. Flour?all grades, 800 Selected second-hand Spirit Casks. ' 100 Boxes Dry Sailed Sides, ' 30 Ilhds Smoked Sides and Shoulders, 00Tons No. 1 Peruvian Guano, 100 Bugs Coffee. 100 Bbls Sugar, Jw syruj>, GO Bales Cotton Yarn. GO Bales Sheeting. Fur sale low l?y. WILLIAMS & MURCIIISON. I June. 20th, tf Wilmington, N. C. I> nvi?l son College. Mu klmlurg County K. C. TIIK next term begins Sept. 20th 1872. Farilities for education unsurpassed. Location heilthy. Annual expenses from.$190 to $280. ' For Catalogues or inforniation, npply to J. It1 ltLAKHf Chairman of Faculty. Postofhcc, Hudson College N. O. july 11 ml. . STATU OF SOUTH CAROLINA, KEIt SIIAW COUNTY?In Thk Court ok j i'uo rate. i Instate C. I>. Burns. 1 rPHK undersigned gives notice, that one montji I after date he will apply to the Hon. J. F Sutherland Judge of the Court of Probate, for letters disutissory ns Executor of soad estate, july 11 ml - M L BUltSS Exrx i NOTICE. . 1 THE annual School District nieetinir of School j District No 1. will lie 1ic1<1 at t lie Town Hall in . I Camdcu, in Wednesday, July 17th at 111 o'clock ' M. A general attendance in earnestly.desired, as loftiness of importance will be hrnugh. iid for consideration. J. K. Witukkspoon*, Ck rk of board of >Scliool Trust cm. jtily 11, It / Subscribe for the ' Jourual" for the coining campaign. Only $1. Notice. ALL persons having claims igainst the estate t late of Margaret Seanalon.Mecj}.. areherfby ? notified to bring the same to me. duly attested, and all persons indebted to said estate arc re- j1 ijnested to come forward and settle Jhc same, thereby savin nits J. F. SUTHERLAND, may 0 ui3 Agt. for Wm. McLcisli Adm'r. v I immmrnmmmtmW+*???W*1?W?? It O tf'T F A 11. . : / . i.fi'. t i !/' !? f iiin / . u " ^r()L ' 1 r * y 41 ' AVAIL YOURSELF" OF THE .1 t -.i i y GREAT BARGAINS! ' . . ' ' *! ? . * " .'hi.. ?IN? .. . ' 1 A-T.T KINDS OF GOODS 3 f t # f .: \ . > ( ffered at He atore'af ' ' ! r ' . _ : r, HI. "R A "RIICH. " 0 ! ' -HA Opposite the Market; . > ' ' ' > l Fogarties Book Depository, \y ,% Hi! i ill *-<" . ' .. MBV Catalog TE * . %h. + ;; i ' ' I ' Studies in Poetry and PhTlosbphj, f>r Jaa. suajp, v $lfid Sbarrp's Culture and. Religion in tome.' of their relations < 1,25 Lang's new volume, The Book of Kings 6,00 Dean Stanley, history of ilie chur*h-of . Scotland 2,60 The desert of the Exodus, journeying* on foot in tlis wilderness oftbe forty year* wanderings, undertaken in . connection with the ordinance survey of Blnii and . the Palestine exploration fund, by ? H. Palmer, M. A. With maps and illustrations . 8JX) Je?u8rbyF. Deems, numerous fNostra- * lions, ' 1 * '6,00 Paul of Tarsus, nu inquiry into the times and gospel of the'Apostles of the Gentiles 1,60' ; George B Woods, x. d., t. l? i*., his tor- ,i ic.il and biographical memoirs, ettsaya&c. 6,00 Women helpersintbe church, their sayings and doings; edited by Wni. -Welsh 1,60 Robert and William Chapiters,memoirs and autobiographical reminicenees 1,60 The autobiography of Stephen Collins M. D. 1,00 Annual record of science rnd industry ?? for 1871. EdHwHjy SpetRer'aSI Tlaird 2,00 The newspaper pressof Charleston embracing a period of 140 years, by Wn^ L. King ^ 2,00 Astronomy and Geology compared, by Lord OnaathwaK ' * - 1,00 The student's own speaker, a tnanuel of declamation and oratory by P. Beeves 1,26 Shakespeare, edited by W /Bolt; Id. A with notes. The irsk four parts of tlfim unique edition of Shakespere. comprising The Merchant of Venice, the Tempest Henry VIII, ?hd Julius C?sar. bound in one handsome volume, with illustrations 8,00 Aldine Edition of the poets, to be com-, pletd in fifty-two volumes, at ,76:" ' Merry Maple Leaves or ^"summtr'in , . the conntry, by Abner Fork, Hamdrous illus-rat ions 2,00 ?t w . .i t I . . V' * # NEW NOVELL Ao. ?? Lord KiTlgobbin, by Lever, cloth, $1,50, paper 1; AcH's Tryst, paper, 75c; A Miller's story of the war, or the Plebiscite, by one of the 7,500000 who voted yes; from the French of Erektitim Cliatrinn, cloth 1,25, paper 75c; A crown for the "' spear, paper 75c; Bufflled Scheme*, paper 75cts; Righted at last 1,50; Celfa's trust, by the author of won, not wooed, Ac., 50c; The thief iu the Bight, by the author of "The amber gods," Ac., 1,25; Within and withoi.t, by George McDonald, 1,50; The hoosier school muster, by Eggleston; 1,25; Can the old lore T 75c; More than she could bear, by Heeper Bendtow, 1,60; John Thompson Blockhead, by theauthorof"DorothyFox," 1,50; Wanted a pedigree, by Farquharaon, 2,00; Clo. tilde, from the* French of De Pont martin 1,75. #*^Initial paper and cnvelopesin boxes, French English and American, a variety of stales at unusual low prices. |&,New Novels and Light Literature received by steamer every week. ?' 169* Personsreaidimr in the countrv will nleaaa bear in mind that by sending their orders to us for any book published in America, they will only be charged the price of the book. We pay the postage or express. Jfcgr Address FOGARTIE'S BOOK DEPOSITORY, No 2C0 King street, (in the Bend) June 27 tf Charleston, 8. 0. ' . -( A Large Variety of fans to be Given Away For 10 Cents apiece, ai , LEVIN k BRILL'S Broad Street. * ' ' . t EVERY farmer should take at least one paper, for the benefit of his family, if not of himself. They will rsoeire many times the cost of the paper in knowledge; and the hoine paper should hare I he preference. We ask our country friends to subscribe for the Journal. Only $2,.K) per year. Dissolution. THE copartnership in planting heretofore existing between L. M. & H. T. Watts is disvolred l?y mutual consent. The business will hereafter be conducted by II. T. Watts. LEWIS M. WATTS, IIENUY T- WATTS.. FOR TIIE VERY BEST . Bed Ticking, Go to LEVIN & BRILL'S Broad St., Camden. Oeueral Tax Licenw. Office County Treasurer, Camden S. C.,July 17th, 1872. THE time in which ao pay the Second Quar* era General License Tax expire* on the Slat in* taut after which the penalty will attach. SAMUEL PLACE, uly 18 td County Treasurer. arty Fetch alone your big watermelons Who rill be first ! -