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THE JOURNAL. " - f13?rv eebsha-^ Editor aid Proprietor. " j CAMPEfr S. C.t OCTOBER ijs FOR PRESIDENT *n*m u'.tviHM. ' <v. ! , r> OF NEW YORK:-i -vij -t ;V ' f .,ij- "T~?1 y FQRJtaCEJEOlESlPENT - ] B. OBAft BBOWK, , OF KISSOCM. nnp|>vr? m nc mviniih The Democratic Executive Cotamittee of this County having determined upon sup. potting the Bolter's Ticket throughout, as far as County nominations are concerned^ it beoomes the duty of every democrat to1 c abide by their decision and vote accordingly. It is trne that there are those upon that ticket "whom we would not,to vote, for, bat we conceive it to be taken as, granted, that all our people desire a better system of Government than ha8; heretofore.,prevailed in. Ihis County, and the Bolters promise us that.; " ? -i u ?:n: r Hivery ouizen bbouw uc wuuiig. ?f: wwv j>ritaie fon^idesatipoS, and forget pviwate dislikes in view of attaining the end profpoa, (ed. TJiere ajre um Upon the Regular tick^, . at whom ftt cannot support. By "we," wo do not mean Ourselves, but the Democrats or ?, OonaervatitM of this Cotmif}'r We need wofe name thode individuals.We know that i >, j*,n I v?Tl ^ their records are before the people and ! those records Write them aft Over with dis grace and reproach -h therefore wo need not ' name them. Vte hare striven, during this canvass, to, refrain from tht uso of hasty, kilter i.a'!K.? wqr4 we,ba?OSaid efjaay or all parties1 eon. oerned, we ca^ anhsUntiate' by prorf,' and we h?rainot told -eRvrwie -know by k greht . deal.fr It was not our flltietld and no peOeajif ty existed for our so doing,1 bnt t?e time insy oome when ihota that are how "known qnly to p6se~tb speak on*. vSj?f..>i If we, the Conservatives or Deqaoorats, lappbtt the'ftegulM^ti^ Jfe <J^it knowing that W are voting (or menfekerly unworthy of belief or trust. If.we.vote fortbc Bolters, W? rf^ly $roun4: f>owerfisl ftietiou of the Bepttblion- IVrtygwIitoh tnay Video the e*istnrgfbi?reh nvHt 'iterve- the ''eointjjr to g*&d purpose la fdtore electrons. This is ertainly worth striving fhr, All along, the tiHffiteafty'haa been'to i&ake a splits in that party, but now since the, split has beeu mads by men of.that party,'we would .be recreant "~\ peglect this apportm^ty. If the colored man can onoe be brought to believe that our vo|k ing with him wiH not befraUght with disaster to himself and .his'''political rights and privileges, he will no longer entertain any objection to us as a party, bt|t will take us into his councils and ah are the government with us. This being the case the knotty political problem of the salvation of South Carolina and the South, will base been solved and as a tmuea people we cnn giesier things-than are possible ak.long as We remain divided. The solution, lung sought after in vain, is now in our hands, and let U6 use it. We can remain true to our principles of political action and vote the Bolters'ticket. We can exhibit to the country the fact that we arc and can be magnanimous by overlooking and forgetting our personial dislikes, and onr willingness to oo-operato with any party which earnestly desires, as we believe the Bolters do, to reform a government which has no equal fo extravagance, corruption and the magnitude of its frauds, in the civilised Considerations, similar, we presume4 to thsse, have determined the Executive, Committee upon the course they propose, and we earnestly hope the Democrats will, en mmue, support their determination. ... *?* ^ VhaiPoMlt leas * ' 't: In iocklngovtr the list of precinct* in this County, over which Republican Supervisors of election have been appointed, we note oas or two very curious things, the first of which is, that a poll is to be opened it Liberty Hill, where one never existed prior to this election, bo far as we aro informed, and no polls are to be opened at Cureton'g Mill on tho west side of Wstereo ^ivor. T?is is very peculiar, bat taken in ..connection, with sojqe othei things which we will proceed to *otiee> it constitutes most decided grounds for 'a eontest of the election. ' 1 J'.-L c .v Before a new precinct, can be opened, the Commissioners of election are required by law to make publication of the fact, yet they bave even neglected to make known the fact that any election even, was to be held in this County, and us for naming the pre incts and the managers, they have equally failed to do either. And so to close a precinct at whieh the polls have hitherto been opened, requires a timilar publication of the fact, by the said Commissioners. These facts, which have been brought to light sinoe our last issue, cannot now prevail for much good, as the emotion takes placo tomorrow, but it may be that great loss to tho Bolters will ensue by reason of Cqreioo's Mil]* precinct feffrp . I i r y- ?Uiv?.' " * " '' ir closed, as we understand that there lay the There are many other points which we might allude to, showing that the law had not been complied with in referenced) this eke- ; tion, but we forbear, at this time, though, if it becomes our duty, we will certainly lkfte them known. Tho fkk, k?Hhe opening of new and closing/^ old prbcinots, ^Without legal notice, is a fraud upon the people, and should not be submitted up murmuring. ? T?Si%c% the above was putjii/typepfc5 h*** have been handed acopy_of Notice of. Electi6hr,""whrch wilTbc found in another column. ' ' ' " i The Reeent Elections. The elections in Indiana, Ohio and Pennsylvania,.have been disastrous to the Liberal cause. Mr. Greeley's friends at the North especially, declared * that these elections would he the test of his election and defeat. , #1 I il I J?ll -r. *?? !? ' ' n'" "' " , The test, according to them has been mado, .and decided Against Mr. Greeley. We do not see, however, that his election is hopeless, for now, since the election, the L&eiils can redouble their efforts in those States which are doubtful, J / u: 'A ! / ; It must have bee* owing to the fact that the Liberals relied-too much upon the promises * and enthusiastic assertions of the cam-. paiguers, .ju?d npt .suflcj|ntly reljing. upon, i^ard , J^ork, .t^at Liberals lost the !day:; The j, most remember that the entire- power end-money of the administration will bb'uped* in securing: the ra-efectiori of Grant'. -To this must be opposed tha moat feraible arguments,, tho , most convincing exposures md "appealJ .moat be.made to the Se?ee x>f justice and love of liberty of the people. By these apeans^ And these alone,, can . the election of Mr. Gr^ey Wttotytod.ai^s apd Pertain. i(v'3sW rvturaafiroi?i*fVfcnsybAni?(iOMoanA Indianuv&re not officially declared, but from dhe: best eVidenbfcSre can'' fcat^er^tha muior: ttos 'fa *crinsfNtffiiirV^5,0bb.fin mfc,. *? *** , ? la, Georgia, >tH* vote *rir Vfefyifiir^e anrd a J&enAooraUc majority" tit togariy 1 j^.frob.'wns the* ttmlt. We' suppose ^hougji',^l?4 the pccoreej,^ M*cofl and Sevan-! -hah, wlfj, give, the ftotenary exfosv to-Mr*. .Qntot-tofafargitdoaarhhr'bi^dn^fe and qt? ,tei*ptto Patty th^'StirW^oV'h^Wm; ,SotWnb^.3 tte !Dem(j^gti^^||^rUj.# per'thinly Very handsome, but it is questionable if it will be of much avail to.Georgia in cose the enforcetpept act, ,pf ;?ppgress is bfeain made of force. 7 s.?T- --:vi:/rl , -i?T\ n. . \ *. vU 1 miU ^T--. Trr-7^rr-rp< 3 , JTHE iLp8 TQAT vf&BM AB?, BBIRTO.? Are m^ny, but,. a. remedy for them all is ! furnished by nature, i-These lis nor doubt that for disease there is au antidote in "the vegetoblo.ltingdom. The. aboriginess were | ; tne victims ot many auq Joatunerue maiaaies, , vet they found i^the,,wilds of ? theie-forests tmr^l|rPx^..Tutt'8- SatoaparS? and QuecnVBeliylit j? offgced, the public" as a niost highly concentrated vegetable coinpound, possessing extraordinary power for the cure of Kheumatisai, Neuralgia, Scrofula, Ulcers, Swelling of the Glands,' Eruptions of the Skio,Feniaio Diseases, Liver Cofaplatnt, Secondary Syphilis, the effectofxnercury,&c. It is a most powerful .alterative and Blo6d purifier, and at.the same time so harmless that it may be used by alb .! Wrtch out for Chills and Fovor,' and. prepare the system for resisting its attack by using Dr. Tutfc's Livor Pills. ? ' Dr. TuttU Hair Dye is Used in Europe and America. 0, That I "Wf.ue Beautiful! is the unspoken wish of thousand d of women to whom nature has dc nied the charm of a Dure, fresh transparent' comr^Qxion. To gratify this wish Hagan's ^1;iguolia Balm wnj was introduced. Tb'C cosmetics of the day had been pronounce'j poisonous by the most distinguished cboFiists, and it was also found that their ultiTji'jtc effect was to wither the skin as well as to paralire the external nerves. The Wies hailed with dolight the advent of a healthful, herbal and floral preparation capable of imparting to their faces, necks and arms a .porcelain smoothness and a tinge like " .that of the finest oriental pearl. They soon i discovered that it was a "now thing under ( the bud," incomparable and unapproachable. Unquestionably tho Magnolia Bahn has been the. greas toilet' success of ' the present oentury. r. . . r ' ' 11,000 R*WAnt>d#'bffhrtd by, the propria tor of Bk.Pieree'sOoldfcri Medical" Discovery, i. for amedicine that wiH equal'Tt in the cute i of all :sever* eaaee^f^'Llver Complaint" and t all diseaMA 'irimng' from impurity of the. blood, as Eruptions, Pi tuples, Blotches, Bolls, : e^o. u .w .r. *r?iT -"*/1 -hiii I; 71 ''J" ~ Th8 greatest want of the present age is \ men boaltfty & vigorous in mind !. & body. .The oontdnwed headaohee, weak1 nessesj pegvotjflies^ varying ailments , which afflict women are generally the result of imperfect act-ien-of-the-stomaclr and other , vtteJ origans. Da. Walker's California Vin^ar Bitters, being composed entirely pf vegetable subs tan oes indigenous to Califorum,, may be taken with perfect safety by , the groat delicate, and are a sure remedy; correcting all wrong action & giving new vigor to. the whole Bystem. DIED?:At Mb Tesidebce near Tiller's :! Forty,S. 0^ of thfe 24th of September last, of appoptery, Daniel Gardner, in the sixtyBeveoth yeat of Ms age. ~ Camden Cotton Slsrket. CamdBn S. C. Oct. 15,. 1872. We again report an active, market, with Sales of 387 bales. Highest quotations today, 171 cents. '[.?v .. CONCERT. l!he Concert of the Musical Club and Watereo Corn at Band will take jilacc on Thursday night, Cctcbvr 164. iVr particulars t? j>rojjrannno. I i i jj " a ran ?fnjMk| * ? x ft ** W vMSIH JL9 JTJElJw *?*?, iiaH< -rrr >*> ."ry^s^a" ../ '} ; t? - /<?' ^ . ,?|.j ' ' ? I ' ,?, " ' < * i ^ '* AI3? CMTSPEB LB. ' . * . s ? :i i t.? 'i; -;v.- : ' COFFER, i* ' .) ;ii* ~ >' >' ;; ' 'I . m .. Jtj yili *?jj . 20 tents per Pound. ft: ft W i '! n'j Y . : ?: -n| Cli :w' ."JV-! .:? ? 4<U&? 1- " *?a . fcr 1 And all other Goods sold in prb' J. 1*9 portton^trt* A. S^RAU'SS'S. ? ;! '?:) ii.-.l" tr-'w ili .? ??! Tfi't: ' " ifP '.? / .1 'ji?t & <?nil ">trfY Hit J til 3 '?*.: I i-'JU ? f[W bn* 1 !iij r , "REMOV AT> /. < ''vT'tt' A" it t.?! >* '! 1 ,kll Croc?rics,Prefisions, Fruits, Vegetables, &o. r<i I (V i T|iii;| ? A^nt,:.; BjjXm 'BUXLWlWrf, voutdrespectfffllTO W* M*tor. Wilt*' afW* ti? fctibKtf g&ePifPg Wit prapured'to fbrni?h thWi With ', mi \#?$?*r.&y$r?&Jbik8>;' # >1 ' g >Ht 1>.J? *-W|3 bsnrid ; GROCERIE& (PROVISIONS,,-! FMfrrs, , {VEGETABLES CONFBOHONERY, ? CANNED- OG0DS,<fc0jAe? ... ' .^^iag d^Mrroippdito K?*P ALt'At^ rnt VEBT. Max,.and sqII^ WR ipwssx rq^uats.WGuaBR :; r S?r taE * Oatbbev 16.7 k. > t?l < 1? ' **!??}' : I'^lK^feiiDoifee and flour,, . ?S'i'HlilJ8;"0$ffAH*3SA^AKfrft. B. x"T,!nV; ***? 'r-'" "** JU*-**1'/: 1 '' i :1**Bbfo'kellW^'Sn^"*^ *d1 r' TtJ,;4b* fiakSts Coffee, A u%*h3411 ,|J ;850,B?I? ^ur. t .,J.7 T.?ifci:. n Wkyfc ' *27,28 and Water St ft . ?* . wl. . Oft < Hooplroii Gitf?and w>irit CaskB. 3?MK> BDLS HOOP IRQNji <- ^- r150 Bbbis-Olne, ? s '"r" 500 8pii?it Barrels, ?-'i5' For sale by v ' F. W. KIROHNER, ' 27,28 and 29 North Water Street; Oct. 15. '*v' Wihmngtori, N. C. Raisins, Butter Cheese. 75 "BOXES RAISINS, '' 35 Tubs Butter, 300 Boxes Cheese. For sale by * .. F. W. KERCHNENR, Oct. 15. Bacon and Pork; 80 HHPS ana BOXES SMOKED SIDES, 50 Hhds and Boxes S. D. Sides, ' GO Hhds and boxes D. S. Sides and Smoked Sides, 150 Bbis Pork. For sale by ? ?- ... m Jb'. W. KHIKUHjIN -EH. 27, 28 and 29 North Water St. Oct. 15. Wilmington, N. At Low Prices. 5.000 BUSHELS WHITE and MIXED COM . 1.000 BARKERS FLOUR, * 300 BALES HAY, . -.? 150 BOXES N.* C. MIDDLES,!. . , . 100 Boxes SMOKED SHOULDERS, 25 Hhds. Bacon Sides and Shoulders. 200 Bbls PORK, .; 500 SPIRIT BARRES?New and So' : , cpnd Hand, , . , ; ' , 150 BAGS'COFPEE, , v, . .. 150 .BBLS SUQAR, AG AC. 250 BOLLS BAGGING, -I 25 TOSS TIES, Flwftuiws i SltECHlSok ' Qot. 15. Wilmington,^.C.. Provisions. loo. BOXES LONG, CLEAR SIDES, -IbO Boxes Smoked Sidc?,(.r. nnn T> ?t\j\j jjurriaa i v> i. w ow? uji WU.LLU1S & MU^mSO^b ' Oct. 19. Wilmington* $. Q.. 11 Havana Oranges And NORTHER}! AVrLEfi. For sale by PRklet. . notice. I: A lot 'of the best and cheapest COOKING STOVES now on hand, along with a large and well assorted stock of TIN-WARE, At wholesale and retail. Special attention paid to all work pertaining to the tinning bbsiuoss by oct 1<>-w<1 J. K. GOOD ALE. For Hire. THE subscriber hereby gives'notice to the citizens of Camden an?l vicinity, that helms 1 for hire a Horse and Carriage suitable for ladies and gentlemen, which can be obtained by , applying to him.' Ills prices are lis follows : For morning, afternoon or evening;' $J 60 For the entire day, 2 00 October 10,-1?. MUNRO KflfKJiL ;*? ? ? __ ? t - fi llw. Air One^ffllay.-" S'S"1 ?.L> .W ^ * ? '/ m i - ' :?< '>/.: ft lbs. for ONE DOLLAR. ~ ; :T ; .. . COFFEE, i IhsforO\l lKH 3 \R & *. it'ii im - u-t : . itfii-ft&il. : . J . . ;l'- ? -. < t . vH.fl ' ' And other Goods sold in propor ' tion, at. A. A. STRAISSS. [* l.y IV ! . .. ' ' * I ' ptf i.Lv ' i Wi . _ lj-/I . J V.-!:> < 'JJWlO III* - ' J i ir in ! ~ r_ i' i'j . W it i'_ -1 v!^* <" vJ}!lsiCIAL.jh. u.w in-i . :'*!> STATE OF SOUIH-CAIOIINA, 3 111, ; * ..li'i i.i.i 'qH ',} fi"j: .. EXBCtJTItffi DfiPABfMBNTi- j 7\> Zhe Oommitnonefi of tteetion : ,TN accordance With nec8oti'8 tff article 9 ot ih< .A General Statutes of thetState,70a are hptoln noticed and r^uired to oajuse ftji^lection (9 bt in jour refipecuyer, counties on Ta^sdaV'followih^ the first Mopday of Norem fcfcfr, the 6ft^ dujrot the mphth afore ; rtid, for a eves $T) person# AB- Elector# of Preei .dontjknd ViCqPresiiJont .ofihe United Stitea. i ii. &?tW{ flftM bff ou beeiwrepjf required, with strict regajtl ty thejwo*Muom>' of tfifi (MaUttirtbn 'and laws of ttirState, touchi 4d^Vo4r,dufy in eti&i'ctoee; tof'cittsitf Such, el cc tinir Lo bo facld^IhA'oUr WteAWtfrtfebfefchesob tho[ da^fgreaaid, a*d. far ihis- ascertaining ?a* <leij iejraining the p^ragps. who p|iaJLhavo<been <iu>y> elected thereat, i f 7 t . ^ j. * ,-f j t In testimony .whor'eof, T liave'hereunto set njy1 ' 'hanffahd equated thrd JprOW tf&al'bf. thVState : I i to be af6*cd*M 'Commnta, 'the' 9th ' ditj" ot. , |j Octoberbetvlfij^Jaad in-lhe-ninety-s##ehtlr w.. year of the iDdcpSpd&tfcpiftf ftfcc [United States ! " tojknk i; '^cd^lQowrnoi-' r:'"B. M?AKDt^z(T,' 'SecrCtaty-of'Siit^rG'. ' I ' ' ": ' '"' '* '/, '; ELECTION NOTICE . t?.nrt fv'lj. ;t .u ' ' ' ,?!'" >' ' >*' >:\0 N: Otteetioti iVill'W'ifeid nt^^aiirtlelection 1 ii ;prt6inbts, bd WednSaday the:16ty'Instant,ffir./ho; election.of Goffcrhor, LiautMUblt Gov-* . ernpr, .Atior^pjr^Goner#!,',jSeopcf*#j'Kfltatf, StAifi Treasurer^ Cpfflptrjdlcr Gooor^j^panffttebd^nt <jf Edhc'Wion,rAdjntiinl qnd Ipspeetoir ' G#ri?fe1,"A/ree ^^r'rti^eiHr 4or the' tVn'cfrai Abbcdi) ?-i_ -T>,<Lm nf &rr,kn.tfi ^htinfv "Com i 1 BjyjiOUIiWiWr, ? r ,?>.i*giooera, Clerk of. titA (iuirt, Shmriff, -School s ' In relation to* cimAgiAjfrtVo Hmo. of elections, .and-2d, fn rolatJ<TirM fnoreaping' tficpublie debt. MANAGERS. Camden Marktf~J. R. Brown,,E. y. Conway, W. Naudfeh. !,V '' 4 Court House?A. Reynolds', E. C. Brown, J. L. Brasington. .? Lpsrnbtu?W.J. Rail,J. W Hall* Job- Williams. Raley's Jfill?C- M. Thompson, J. Davis, W. MUngo. t, Srkrdtfc't Mill?S B. Hall J J. B. Hall, Jolin Smith. . Flat Rock?S. Wright, R. Ballard, J. J. Drakcford. . Red Ifilt?C. Shiver, li. Z. Benjamin, G. Duren. < Libert;/ 'ffilf?F R. B. Kelly, I . A.' James, A. M&theson. The polls will be open from t> a. m. to C p. m. without int i mission. All bar rooms and stores for retailing spirifitoi's liquors must be closed , from 0 p. m. of the.day preceding, until G p. in. of the day of election. J. 1'. SUTHERLAND, V. CARTER, A. REYNOLDS. Commissioners of Election. Camden, 8. 0., Oct. 5, 1872. It. PH0T |GRAPHs7 nnnc;nN & T .EF, PHOTOGRAPHERS, : rn.VKE pleasure in announcing to the people i X of Camden and., the surrounding country, , tLnt they have formed a teujporury partnership and arc prepared to furnish-good Pictures, of all styles, and on ronsonhhle'tcrins. Copies fqr' nislied from.old Pictures. Also, (Jut-dior'VibWhJ . Give us a call. ns-" Oct. 10^?tf' -t?T?h :?: ? : i* ?For Rent?1878. 1 A FIRST CLASS PLANTATION on the TTa teree Itiver and Granny's Quarter Creek,? PoBHOssiOn given January I, 1878.' For farther particularSf enquire at theJournal Orncn.. \[ 'Octoh'cr JO.. ; .... v. vSiyJ .lmt t') . - MM n- L _ ". .!! Si* ' ,, ?vrp?; ??n m ir,;Iaken Up; 9,rr BY ths subscribe*,^ or about the 3d inst., a black COW, with a calf about 8 mouths old." yh'e owner'can havo them by proving pjrqpertf And paying expenses. OCt 10?tf D. SHEOKN. 11<'1 I '* ' 1 1 ' * I ' Desirable J?r6perty, ]!. _ ' FOR IjNVES'iiMJfcJiNX. The large tw story framed BUILDING'containing throe Stores, with a Dwelling above, north of Wallace ti Burns' Store on the east side of Broad street, Camden, S Q., which has paid an annual rent of one thousand dollars, for some years past. For terms and price, .apply to . . .... W. D: McDfWALL ' Jgy-If not sold at private sale, will be sold ut auction on the 4th ol' November next.: Octoliet 10. . ' ' ' ' . ( ; 4t j, For Sale or Bent. , :. TiHE Place known as the "Cold,ens House,". north-east of Cnhidcn, and just outside the incorporate limits. 'For particulars, apply to Hov. Ot. A1DAKBY, on the premises. October 10. - . 2t* Holuggc*, Corn, Hay. 4501>hd9 nnil bbls S It.'Molfl??cs, 10,000 bushels Cirfn, ' 200 bales Eastern Tfay, For sale by- '* F. W. KEKCHNEK jaly 10 IT. 27, 2B antl jtfNbrtli Watty St. STARTLH THE HANDSOMEST, THE CHEAP^ \ DRYGOODS, MILLIN T v ?jP BOOTS ANB ^ HAT&i TlT'?K?i 'I > rr ilWTT*iO.?<???H ?'i CA1 Axirrr tl^t/sE^F a^rQi^Tincffltwfc^a^e Att?*ctiTO this season C ol uifi b*i?_ $ctet!?r Sheriff's Sales. ; r John Kershaw,, as Recehrer of } tho Estate of William Kirk- I . land, deceased, Plaintiff, Deere# Against r V" fw. J. J. Richardson, as Trustee, Foreclosure. D. L. DeSauasure and 0. J. I Mc Dowall, Defendants. J BY rirtue of an order made in the abovo-ei^ titled eause, made on'tho 19th day of April, 1872, by the Hon. 8. W. jetton, Judge of tho "?th Circuit, I .will proceed to sell before the Court House door in Camden, on. the first Monday, being the. fourth day of?Noreraber next, the followingptoperfj of the defendsafeX'J? RICHARDSON;' to-wit: : y,; V ' All that tract of LAND, lying, being and aifei* nted on Sanders Creeknnd plumjSwamp, in! the -Coonty' of Kershaw, 'knoWn: ay the' "Mill and 'Homestead Tract," purchased riy-WiHiab'Kirkland .from James J. Dualap> sad his wife, donraining Eight Hundred and Eighty-eight acres, more er less, bpunded north by lands .of John Kirkland,. on the eastby,,ths maim, public rpad leading from Camden i a Lancaster C. H.,, and west by lands of the estate of the late- Wm. E. HujgHes- . i W^T This Tract icitt ie~ subdivided into mailer tretf, ? p^chawplaUoJ which can be seen aiTtn^ office^ and that oj l&w-- & KewhAm ^ ( * [ Tkems,?One hajf,Cash?the, balance in oni year, to be1 secnrbd by bond of purchaser with approved security, and/a mortgage of U?e:j>remi?? . ./ '.( :fv: l/.btfii 'I ? OetoberJLO.. .*i " -i y f ..., ,? dt V;; Sates. i j < :?, fs/toi . >" 1 insi v,?vi? James jQheBnut and - r.-n.r:-?.?! , .Shannon, Beoefarbra, - ... Againair .. .- >. Order for Bale. Thomas L. Boykin and E. B. ,... Cureton. f 1 T)Y virtue Of-aa order fromthti Hori.SiW 'D Meltoir.-dated lflthbf Apttlf1872, to tn* di. rected,' T ^Mljrroeeed to veil, rn frxmt af"tk<. vouri house itf'Gimdeh, on Moridiy, the f eurtL day of;November keit, withintffeit?alhoure ol sale,-'- the following described LOTS OP LAND, to-wit: 1 Im> *-" : One tract lying ori Datiiel'e Branch, fh said Co., containing two hundred arid thirty acres numbered thirteen tl8.)-on earyey^w'M. Boykin, el ; vM.Torwn Ortwt Plantation1," 80th'March; A.,D. 180!), bounded north by traet Nb. ' 12 in said plat, eCst^by tract No. 14s, eouth by- laridp ol I h omae Boykin, and w^et by tracts Nos. 8 and P^TK^t numbered fourSen pHt, iVlng on the waters of Town Creek, containing Two Hundred And Eighty-fire acres, bounded north by tracts Nos. 12 and 15, east by tract No. 16, south by lands of Thomas Boyktn, and west by tract No. 18 and lands of Thomas Boykin. Terms op Sale?One half cash; the balance in nne year, with interest, to be secured by bond, and mortgage of the premises. Purchasers to pay for papers and stnmps. .J. 1'.'BOS WELL, s. r. c. October 10 fit. Sheriff's Sales. Jolm Kcrebaw, Reciter, j ^poreclo. Lawrence Chesnnt. J BureBY virtue of an order made in the above entitled cause, on the 18th day of April,. 1872, at the April Term of the Court of Commoi Pleas for this county, I will proceed to sell in front of the court house door in Camden on the First Monday, 4thday of November next, the following mentioned and described property towit: All those TOWN LOTS, situated in tho Towi of Camden, on the north side of King and easl side of Market-street, known and distinguished in the plan of said town as lots No. three bun drcd and eleven (311) three hundred and twelve, (312) three hundred and thirteen, (318) three hundred and fourteen, (314) three, hundred one fifteen, (31ft) three hundred sad sixteen t819] three hundred and seventeen, (817) three nundredand eighteen. (818) will be sola mfollows: First, lots two hundred, (2O0)'three hundred and eleven, (811) to three hundred &nd sixteen, inclusive?and if the proceeds thereofbe insufficient to-pay the debt, interest, costs and. disbursements?then, also, lots three hundred and seventeen (317) and three hundred and eighteen (8>8)'" Teems or Sale?Cash. Purchasers to pay foi papers. J. P. BOSWSLL, s. x. c. Oetober lO-' . ' ' :/l Sheriff's ?ale. '! - _ . . William^Daa?h Minion 0. Hnoknkoo nnd J U""1* BY virtue of an order madeln the above entitled cause, bearing date October 2nd, 1872, ,1 will proceed to sell in front of the court house door in Camden, on the First Monday, being tlie dth day of November next, the'following mentioned and described property," to-wit.' All that part of a LOT OF LAND iu the town of Camden, known and designated in the plan of said town as lot No. 1230, which said part of lot fronts on Rutledge-strcet 66 feet,,bounded north by the remaining part of the same lot, east by lot No. 1299, south by Rutledge-street, and west by lot No. 1281. T?em8 of Sale?^One third cash; balance on a credit of. one and two years,, with interest from day of sale, to be secured by borid'of purchaser, and a mortgage.of the premises. Also, the property to be insured for two-thirds its value and the policy assigned to the;Sheriff. >* 'J. P.'BOSWELL, 8. k. c. October 10. 4t _??_? a Administrator's Sale. ESTATE OF MARGARET E. HUGHES. J)Y virtue of tbc permission of the Hon. Jas. JP F. Sutherland, Probate Judgo of Kershaw county, I will proceed to sell'on THURSDAY, the 24th instant at the late residence of the said deceased, her Household and Kitchen FURNITURE. ALSO EIGHT HEAD OF GOOD CATTLE. A. L. Mc.HULLAN, Adrn'r*. { Oct tibbio 5t TQKStfS. 'J JiMauafi' . bAND TBS MOST STYLISH Jgf ppy ?.'f -n > I ind..CAP& I rtPETS and QIL* ipttDTHS ^ URNISH1NO GOODS, {ft^SPAflTM^NT, 1 ttf- - v, than wr?r. 1 , |,fcC. SHIVER. GRAND QPENiNS I , OF % 1 i *4 Cheap Goods! -rr' ... u..lr f :ft '? . ' . : JUST RECEIVED m pieees of CaUcoes,, ... OF THE | Handsomest jMykp seen this season, ftt ' . .v .r , L. :* ' .rfvrjt.V . ' !' 1 '-1 jo"> i: rttl?' . ... a -i. . . i lMSfcawk, I Bought at half their valUe, 4$d*vill be ' XI sold iikewtee. " ;l I, j :: V ./. v _ " i *i <11 t >>'" ! ?* ' 1 * * .' ? Ladles' Sacks aai Cloaks. K ^ ' V*'* fl ,f ' ??? All the abore are offered at prfees that ' cautfot'fhil to sell them. - i k & i WREMEMBEE THE PLACE -?i n .-it1 - .<41 H.BA1IJCH. Opposite the Ua&et. r T WOULD raapetfftilly iofora all ay etntoaars r and the public Woa^to Woollen and Cotton Goods, " e Of arery description, consisting in part, of tna Alpaeots, Merinos end DcLaines, solid and fancy colors. Also, a well eeldfeted stock of BOOTS AID SHOES, For men and women. A large stock of Men and , 'Ladles' HATS, Crockery, Gooper's Ware, Hardware, Salt, .Flour, Corn, Bacon, Lard, Cheese, Mackarel, And every otScr nrticlk in the Grocery and Provision lino. A Adl assortment of Leather, Shoemaker's Tools, &c. For BARGAINS, call and see 91. TOBIAS. i October 10. i ! A. C. DOUGLAS, 07FMS TO ! CASH PURCHASERS, 1 EXTRAORDINARY INDUCEMENTS IN ; 8T1PLK UBYOOODS, [ HARDWARE, CUTLERY . AND FARMING IMPLEMENTS, I ? In Family Groceries, i fP TTama Aide? Break. UVU?S?, J.OOO, ??.?, ., fast Strip#, L*rd,Fl0ur, Spieet, Soap, CmL ' dlee, Factory Choeoe, a fine article of Go* shea Butter. And tuiay other artldes too numerous to sped- , fe* i-tr i . the subscribe!'will nay the hQieeat market priced for'Cotton and other Country Produce. Office at the Store of A. C. DoooiAa ** GEORGE 8 DOUGLAS. : September 39. , tt K\ ' 4 Mopey Jtoyedto Meney Made. THE. subscriber will pay the highest prices far Old iron, Bras*, Coppesy Bags, Wool and Dry Hides.' He may be found at this Workman Building, next door belew Mr. Oees. Oct..8.? In. - B. WOLFE. $5 to $20?f JSUSWff'JSLfC J?ung or aM, make acts: money at work for as lata** Pare moments, or all the time, than at ear tiling e*s Particular* tree. Address 0/ STINSON A oayirti*nd. Mains. Sept. i#.-iy, . :. ? i i j , > i. r. i i . ' Colombia, September 22th, 1872* THE BOARD OF DIRECTORS OF the Saath Carolina Monument Association, encourage# by the success of the Bazaar last year, and yielding to the urgent request of a great number of persons, take pleasure in announcing that they will open the "Monument Hestaurant, at the Fair Grounds on the first day of the Fair, and will not close their sales until after the distribution of prises. The Restaurant ia entirely under the control ofthe Board of Director* of the Association, and the Executive Committee ie appointed from their number. Lunches will be served from 11 o'clock a. ?., till 4 p. m. Contributions of meat and poultry, as well as of money, are solicited, and may be sent to either of the following laddies, who compose the Executive Committee." MRS. J. T. DARBY. ' ! MISS LaBORDE. MRS. W. #. QiBttfiS, . | MISS. IV- IUHP*.