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LQCALKEWS. OHOBGE DIRECTQKT. Methodist Church, DeKalb street?Rer. A. J Stokes, Pastor?Bereiees at 10} A. M. and 7 J M. on Sunday Prayer Meeting Wednesday at 4 P. M.-- - -J A i _ _/ Presbyterian Church, DeKalb street?Rev. S. H. Hay, Pastor? Services at 10} A. M. and 4} P. I M. on Bonday; Prayer Meeting on Wednesday J at 7} P.' K. ' ' " J * J ' Episcopal Chu*cu. Rev. B. F. D. Pbrbt.? " Sunday, at 11 o'clock A. M. and 5 P. M. Wednesday, at4 , P.M. Baptist Church, Broad street?Rer. A. K Durham, Pastor?Serriees'at?10} A. M. and 7 P. M. on the aeoond and fourth Sundays of each month; Prayer Meeting Thursday qt 8 P. M. Ova Aokxts in Chaeliston.?IheadTertising agency of Walker, Brans 4 Cogswell, represented by Roswelt TV Logan. Esq. is the only authorJ * *? nan?r. in Charleston. 17.eu agcui ivii wu t~r ? > iXNWf. GKIFF1N <? HOFFMAN, KBW8M rxrnm JLoruritus Aiuti, Bp. 4 kouih Mtrut, rn Baltikou, lis.. ere daly aethorlieU to eoBtrest m tor edv*rUMJ?e&ta at oar lawest rates. Advancers M UtbettlQr (rtrMiutid to leave their favors with ' ttto fcooM. ;-TM?lrm hu axeepttonal facilities for piacler advertisements cheaply, ud wo take pleasW ere la referring ell who ds*lre to advertise lioitM or-town paper*, especially those having real eitate \ to sell?to th#*e gentlemen; , "Meeting's. WATEREE DIVISION NO. 9, S. OF T.?Attend the regular meeting of your Division at Temperance Hall on Monday evening at 8 o'elock. By order of W. P. JOHN KERSHAW, R. S. The . Survivors' Association of Kershaw will meet at the Town Hall, in Camden on Saturday, November 2nd, 1872, for the pur? pose of appointing delegates to the annual meeting of the State Association, to convene at Columbia during the Fair week.- 2w. _ ' ? Watbrsk Grange, No. 43.?This Society will meet at Temperance Hall en Fri day, Nov. 15,1872,. at 7 o'olook. P. M. .j* r ' * Grand Worthy Patriarch.?It gives ' us pleasure to state that our fellow-citizen, Mr." Anthony. M. Kennedy, has been elected Grand Worthy Patriarch of the order of g?? ne Tomnsrsncd in this State._ His Jtf ouua vi a ? i_i_^ bore in to the I poaltlon': ... AZUOHA )in JOS ( Rev. E. A. Boi.les.?This gentleman Who is the Agent and Evangelist of the American Bible 8ociety, d& ns the- bbnor to visit oar sanctum on Monday last. He was pree!ent on Sunday night at the 53rd airtiivftfBtrj meeting of Camden and Kershaw Bible Society, which assembled in the Presbytoriaa Churck We were happy to meet Mr. Bolles, and trust that he may be loug'spared to fulfil the duties of his office, for which he is so eminent fitted. Mr. Boll as stated that there were fortyfive Bible Societies in the State, auxiliary to the great parent stock, the American Bible Society. The proceedings of the meeting will be found on our second page. ' Personal.?Cob S. H. Blodgett, the genial and courteous conductor on tho Camden Branch of the S. C. R. R., has gone to Balmore to recruit his strength, which had somewhat failed him on account of the labo^ borious duties of his station. The Colonel Was engaged from early morning until after nightfall, daily, so that even an hron man must hare worn out in the process, and hence w4-are not surprised (bathe has fbund it necessary to take a short lioliday. He has become almost a fixttfrtf dtl "the Carndeq Branch, and he woatd be greatly missed by his naawrous friends, were he to leave us altogether. We trust the trip will fully re? store him His station has been temporal rily filled by Capt. Seyle, who is a worthy substitute of our old friend. Improvements on Main-Street.?Our' energetic friend, Capt. W. Clybnrn, hasereet#d three very neat and substantial buildings on Main street; one, suitable for an. office, just above the shop of Mr. F. J. Oaks, and the others, fitted up for stores, are a little lower J~?- rtf MoKain'* drucr-storei wvwu, vn - ^ of ante-bellum memory." They add vcryj I much to the appearance of things in thai j vicinity. Ikff'BRiiTO.?-Tlie J&urbrtl Officers pre* pared to print Briefs,- forthe Court of Api peals in bur style and at low figuiee. ;Giv4 us a trial before sending elsewhere. Wo guarantee satisfaction. , " .. .. .?\? . . la Columbia Advjsrtiskmnts.?Our readers will see in this issue, the advertisements of Messrs. W. D. Love & Co., and R. C. Shiver & Co , of Columbia, the former appearing for fher first time .this season. Those who may visit Columbia for the Fair next week, will find that well-known and eifioientj salesman, Mr. W. J. Arbants, an old ?' ? j Camden man, ready and willing to show! them around, at the store of Messrs. Love k Co.7 T-TO?/' f?nT.vT j V?i V ? I' " 1 11 Cheap Coffee.?Last week we had it that coffee at tWferrty cento 'a ^pound could be bad at ??.' The blank should Hare been filled with the name of H A. A. Strauss/' Th*Sojpo? Book flto*e^That go-*-. sJ*pad town, Sumtor, boeetoft $**?! ass Book* Store, and lets it IwfcnowageneiMliy, through bar columns. We invite attention to .fha advertisement. t. _ _ . ElICTIOM Proi *OTrrBJ? jJp>n S. Meroney, candidate on the Bolters' ticket for Sheriff of Kershaw County, filed hie ground* of protest against the said election on Tues^' day last, after serving a copy on CapL Sam'l. Piaee,* the Regular candidate, who had s majority of two .hundred and sixty votes.? There are seven grounds set forth m the protest.1' 1st. Because two of the Commisi ?j V / * ' -ici ??!?-'? - ' i " I 1'; J * .4t,ii. ^Ot? ' / sioners of Election were candidates for office. 2nd;~Betfahse thero were no potts opened at Curetor^a. Mill and no sufficient notice that the precinct would closed. 3rd. Because the managers yefqsefl to4ttcrtd at Lizenby's,. and the*poils were"cIose<J ther&. 4th. Because the place of voting had been moved from Mcbaffey's or Buffalo, to ltaley's Mill,1 without sufficient notice. 5th. Because a new poll was opened at Liberty Hill, witSbut due notice.* 6th. Because no notices of electro* were published-^r circulated so as to inform the citizens o? -the bounty that an election would be held on thclGth instant. 7th! Because it docs not appear that any, or either of the Commissioners or Managers of Election were sworn, there being no such affidavits on file in the office of the County Cie?jc,Jis^,eq^ked_by law,-. .--x --r ?? Wbofd 8660X111711 certainly allpfndt any one of these grounds, would be sufficient to .8ctf>_ ?8;de the .ejection.. ^.We ^resu^ue that Capt? Place will {rat*in his answer and that there will be a lively time of it before the Board .of..State . Canv;isa.rs, by which, the protest wilt'be consulc-recf at their approaching meeting. 'u;J CAL DOYg/b'- --tj'C ' - - ':1 ' The Bolters' flag still flies. r5V<J of the colored fire cOtnpanibs we're out practicing on Mondays > They presented a fine appearanco. ' The weather is very cold, and the wind renders overcoats and fires necessary to the c?i i ' uuuiiurb ui uuuiauiijr. ^oree^faaes^we life1y*/us? now. Col. Hodges' stables present1'" a tfusy appearance. When Armstrong comes. 'then look out. He has purchased stock .expressly for " this market, and will be along in about two weeks. : Wait fikJSfesfcfcnfc.O FJC^O r ? $75,000 IN CASH FOR $1.?We call the attention of our readers to the advertisement in another column of the Nebraska State Orphan Asylum. Here is a chance to win a fortune in a Publie Legal Drawing, and at the same time Wtwmana m! Camden Cotton market. Camden S. C. Oct. 30, 1872. The market for the week ending Oct 30, has been very active. Owing to tho increased demand cotton has ruled higher, but generally the prices'have been steady. Tli6 sales for tho week have amounted to 584 bales. Shipments for the same time 850 bales. . On Wednesday last, the prices ranged from 17i to 17i. The market yesterdav w?6frW l7itoifi ir A i , I h HOld Things Have Flpod;? This iB at least true of the old method of treat ing the long abused and much abused human body. It iB no longer considered wise to put a patient to the torture in order to cure him of a disease in which pain iB undermining the energies of his system. True science ranges itself on the side of nature, and endeavors to assist her in her fight against disease.. This is-jhe province of Hostetter's Stomaoh Bitters, the most approved tonic ever advertised in this country. It may be recommended as a fall medicine par excellence; for it is in the fall that bilious ness, dyspepsia and malarious fevers are especially prevalent. Tho frame, exhausted by the heats of summer, is relaxed and feeble at its close, and requires, wo may soy demands, artificial assistance. Afford it that assistance in occasional doses of Hostetter's Stomach Bitters, and the evils refered to may be escaped.?} Throughout the far West, and on the steaming ailuvial soil of the Southern rivers, all the varieties of periodical fever are probably rife to'? TI- 1 - ""-on Hnstnttor's Hitters been U?J. Jlku e, ivumc u. ?vv?.. ? - _ . commenced by the sufferers ft month igo, t.JV, before the unhealthy season set in, Bevcrffeightha tjf them would in all probability be, in their accustomed health af ine jresint time. So m'rielij for wamt of forecast. So much for not keeping in the house and using daily, the best safeguard againt epidemic and endemic fevers. As flocks of impostors and imitators are trying to follow in the wake of the great Amerisan remedy, therefore be sure that the article you buy is genuine and rented by the proper .trade mark.'.I'he trui'artiats oAn only be obtained in bottles. Beware of the spurious articlo that i| sold Kf the ^alldn o??*kegs.- rf Airvmade XromCOc. - Call-auU examine or.IS Samples I lisenti>ast^efroe>fqr?<^totretallqtilc* for $10? R. L. wOLCOTT, isl Chatham Square N. Y. w4. } ftfti&y ttftgent*,-sellingCampaign B5?fgelf?tor LavD I vJ'licrt .t Gents as breast A scarf pins, gold plated with photon's of Preslilen'l Candidates. Sampled mailed free for 30 cents. HcKat <Ss Co., 93 Cedar St. N. Y. y4, WALLACE & BUMS. ARK now receiving their FALL and, WINTER Stock , jt DRESS AMD WHITE GOODS, : Notions, Domestics, , -'Gent's. FurnisMngGoods, +?i 5 i z ? ?- : AND ?... Beady-Hade CI*thing. Particular attention bas been given'to the so-; leltion of our . x, t ' BOOTS AND SHOES. ' , | . ..t_, * .. "Jl V m ^ c> o i > ?i ! ?. ' t-.i ; iGrofifirie*, Cwdies and Canned Good*. HARDWARE AND CUTLERY. ! Our ent<ire,<toeJt iM*u)pliete in all departments,and will be sold i. 'J CHEAP FOR CASH. September 26. _ ~ 8m .J .J w DePASS, TRIAL JUSTICE ALL Claims put in my hands for collection, will receive prpmptattftation. (Office Upstairs in Workman building.) j ugl5tf. / iC - i .2 .-2 ;tfQT23J*AKr> Special Notices. ' ASTHMA?Any medicine which will alleviate the par oxysms of this dreadful disease will be hailed with Jo by thousands "f so lorers. The certificates which, ac compaiiy Jonas WfalTCOMfi's Rkubdy, "are ffoui th most reliable sources, and attests to Its wonderful potter, even In the most severe cases. Joseph Burnett i Co., proprietors, Boston'. FREE ADVERTISING.?From family to family, fron city to city, from state to state, the fame of Dr. Walk At'ti ViOBTABus Yinkgak Bittebu as a specillc lor el derangetneats of the Mom&Hi, bowate aod liver, la con tlnualiy extending. Its voluntary missionaries are in numerable, and public enthusiasm In its favor spread! faster than a prairie Arc. DONT SLIGHT YOUR TEETH-Remcmber that upoi their: labor, the health oTThe stomach depend*: Keei them perfecVan(1 inorrter to dgteo,.manipulate them with a brush dipped in the fragrent Sozodont, once 01 I twice a day. . , .. , .. . r WHO- WILL SUFFER-??-It is now 247ears since Dr, Tobias' Venetian Liniment was put before the public, warranting to cure Chronic Rheumatism, Headache Cats, Burns;1 Bruises, OKI Sored, Palria in the Lfaabs, Back and GTiest, and it has never failed. Sold by all Druggists. Depot, 10 Park Place, N. Y. FOR DYSPEPSIA, Indigestion, depression of spirits, and general debility in their various forms; also as u owninot l?uvflp ontl A mi a nnil nthop inter piutouioufc agtuuok *VIV. mlttent fevers^ the "Ferro-phospborttod Blixtr of Callsayt," made by Caswell, Hazard & Co., New York, and sold by all Druggists, 1b the best tonic, and as a tonic for patients recovering from fever or other sickness It has no cqnal. ' THURSTON'S IVORY PEARL TOOTH POWDER.Tha best article known for cleansing and preserving the tereth and gnras. Sold by all Druggists. Price 25 and 60 cents per bottle. F. C. Wellj & Co., N. Y. CIIRISTADORO*S HAIR DYE stands unrivalled In the world. No lady or gentleman of discrimination uses any other. It Is the nrost perfectly reliable and effective Hair Dye In the world. Manufactory, 6S Maiden Lane, N. Y. CARBOLIC SALVE, recommended by Physicians as the great IIe&liug Compound. Price 20 cents per box. John F. Ilenry, Proprietor, 8 College Place, New Y'ork. RISLEYS BUCIIU Is a reliable Diuretic and Tonic toY all derangements of the urlral and genital organs. The genuine as formerly sold by Havlland, Ilarral i Rlsley, and their branches, is now prepared fl. W. Elsley, the originator and Proprietor: and the trade supplied by Ids successors, Morgpn <fc Rlsley, New York. "SVAPNIA, or opiutn purified, the most perfect anodyne In the market, made by process of Dr. I. M. Blgelow, Delroit Medical College. Is always uniform In strength, which Is rarely the case In other preparations of opium. PRATT'S ASTRAL OIL, has a world-wide reputation as the surest and best Illuminating oU. Over two million gallons have been sold for the past two years, from which no accidents of any kind have occurred.. Send for Circular. Oil house of Charles Pyatt. Established u s I ?iT, #1 WE HAVE FREQUENTLY HEARD mothers saj they would not be without Mra. Vlnslow's Soothing Sy* rup from the birth of the child until it has finished with the teething siege, under any circumstances whatever. THE 8BCRET OF nutis u7|iu ivnac. asked, for the whole wqrld of fashion and all the ladles dnow that Is produced by using a delightful and harm* less toilet prroaratlon known as a. W. Laird's "Bloom of Youth." Its beautifying effects are truly wonderful. Depot, 5 Gold Street. NewYork. FALL. 1872:> .*f>04K> '-St? H IOTK I invite the attention of the BrTiPBasncffithe-.T-feJ .huoo;) 7ii<r ! LARGEST ST06K i> >;?' ?,ie i ' OF DRY GOODS, UATBi : i ji J? v . ")*.]? . I . i ^ ; IN CAMDEN; * ' . . . J X I 1.!/. ! . THET HATK BBI'IT !l 1 . iU t - ' * i ?. ? .. * _ _ Bought Right, | ilfi i AND ' ' | (Hit ?:iO?'12 OV'iA <2 * 008 Sold Right f * . R. IS. Kennedy. BEMOVAI.Groceries, Provisions, Fruits, Vegetables, &c. D. . KIRKIEY, Agent, HAVING removed to the Sore one noor south of the corner, in the WORKMAN BUILDING, ?cou/</respectfully inform his custo mers and the public generally, that lie is nov prepared to with-l^ie Best bfJEvery Thing, in, tke way of GROCERIES, PROVISIONS, FRUITS VEGETABLES CONFECTIONERY, GANNUO! GOODS, AC. &C. * Being tietwimife'd (o keep a'mvats. the v?m best, and sell at the lowest possible figUrei ron cash, a call is solicited from those wishinj to purchiyfe.' > : T). c: KIRKLEY, Agent. * door to the Ccrrner, * IIV THE "ARK." October 15. 3m .I;: jILslV'It'tVl . . . 3 - At/*: > <7 ... - STARTLII i - i _ 0 1 THE HANDSOMEST, THE CHEAPEST ; DRYGOODS, MILLIN j ' ' BOOTS AND ? . . * HATS, a ! GAR HOUSE FT i . and DRES MAKIN EVER SEEN SOUTI^. JjQ^Our.prices are more attractive this eeajon tl '< .} . Columbia, October 19.?3m ^?ta??gj>raT?????w?? OMAHA LOTTERY To be drawn in Public, Dec. 30tb, 1872. Tided* $1 Uadi, or Six for #5.'. 1 Grand Cash Prize, $75,000 1 Grand cash Prize, 25,000 f 1 Grand cash Prize, 15,000 1 Grand cosh Prize, 10.000 t 1 cash Prize, . 5,000 ? 1 cash Prize, -4,000 ,, 2 cash Prizes, $0,000 each," "0,000 ^ 4 cash prizes, S2,000 each, 8,000 ^ 2 cii:ihprlzot?,.$l,QOO each, 2,'000 Per balance of" Prizes send for circitfnr. i This Legal Enterprise i3 endorsed by the high est authority of the State and the best business men. The limited number of Tickets op hnnd will f be furnished those who apply first. o All Prizes will be paid in full. Aoents Wxji- I ted. For full particulars address t I. M. l'ATTEE, General Manager, ^ t (Jf'. _ ITdr. >i< if. . i . 'tis'/' , ... ii . . ! a- -. ) aaTJETC-lOkub-f ?a !H i.r.v/-. i 'm/s '? ? f -.lit' t .! lit i. *'i . a'' : mt COFFEE, ' i ,. '. ; a it'.nu 5 lbs. for One Dollar. i % i. '(J. " ,'UU?'"'3 _H.ll;.i' . , {' ?: ' J? i M ! . i *? . ' ; ; .,-. 1 i -'J ?.: - .Wnr.H ! 1 C!OFEE|li "ij Ij! ffl, tatf(vM' 5- lbs. for ONE DOLLAR. , j / . . , : / r nw' CtfFFEifet 5 lbs for ONE DOLLAR. fij J . 3]( THIfl And other (roods sold in propor- J tion, at i, A. L STRAJJSS'S. - r. . :[W 7!)%!'.; r 1 Sugar, Coffee and Flour? 25 H [IDS. DEM All A HA' A$B It. It. ] Sugars, , . vwf 150 Bb!s. Refined Sugars, 4oo Sacks Coffee, 85o Bbls Ftonr, f ? ? '*. * " For Salo'bv F. W. KERCHNER, , ' 277 2Sfind*2S Korfii Water Stf? Oct. 15. Wilmington, ,N. C. Hoop Iron Giue and Spirit Casks. 3.000 DDLS HOOP IRON, 150 Bbfls Olnc, " & 500 Spirit Barrels, Ffcaifeby* zUKDit V XV TC^IT.RCIINER. 27,28 and 29 North Water Street, :';l Oct. 15.' Wilmington, N. C. Raisins, Batter Cheese. 73 pOXES RAISINS,;.'., 35 Tubs Butter, 300 Boxes Cheese: For sale by . : F, W., Iv E ilC I N It, Oct. 15. _ . .. . . _ . ? :? c i w t , aeon and Pork; 80 HHDS and BOXES SMOKED SIDES, 50 FThds and Boxes S. I). Side-?, . GO Hilda oud boxes I). S. Side# and Smoked - Sid08?-.- * : . Zk ? y 150 BWs Pork. For saje bv F. W. KERCIINER. . 27, 28 and 29 North Water1 St. ' Oct. 15. Wilmington, N. C. (HEAlMjnEikP!! J WOULD respcctfu'.ly inform*Umy customers ?and the public gcnflrally. tn'ritin addilionto to the stock of Mcrcluindive bought of Charles j Elias, I have received a new supply of Ready-Made Clothing, Woollen and Cotton Goods, Of every description, consisting in part, of fine 1 Alpaccvs, Merinos and DeLaincs, solid and fancy colors. Also, a well selected stock of BOOTS ANI) SHOES, d For men and women. A large stock of Men and '! Ladies' HATS, ,, , . . t-i . 7 Crockery, Cooper's Ware, Hardware, Salt, Flour, Corn, Bacon,, Lard, Cliccse, Mackarcl, < And every other article in the Grocery and, ' Provision line. A full assortment of Leather, Shoemaker's Tools, &c. r For BARGAINS, call and flee i! M. TOBIAS. 'October 10. - . 8m Toilet Setts and Articles, JN Great Variety; Also, dressing Cases &c. &c. . v 110U0S0X & DfUNLAP. jh . ii:. ? IG NEWS. -_? - ' - 4 ' Aifj) THE Mbfer STYLISH EHY, SHOES, nd CAPS. RETS and OIL CLOTHS JRNISHING GOODS, G DEPARTMENT, it . .. . . Lan ever. . R. C. SHIVER & CO. ' ' I PHOTOGRAPHS. DODSON & LEE, PHOTOGRAPHEBS, . I^AKE plcnsurc in announcing to the people . of Camden and the surrounding country, hat they have formed a temporary partnership' ;nd are prepared to furnisl} good Pictures, of dl styles, and on reasonable terms. Copiesifurlished ftom flld Pictures. Also, Out-door Views, sc.. TJlye ujjfii call. Oct'. 10?tf VAT A ATTT7TY We will give energetic W All lllily. men and women Business that will Pay rom $4 to $8 per day, can be purnued in your wn neighborhood, and is strictly ii oh or able.? 'articulars free, or samples sent that will enable you to go.lo work at once, on receipt of two hrcc cent st^saps. :Y Address J. LATHAM & CO., 392 Washington st., Boston, Mass. Oct. 3* 'i , || t Gt* . no t TEX JIT Si! . i f < v V, 1/1 < > i i ' 51 ' ?OFPEEv MO j IT SO OO^BE, > /. YL.Z ...... - r t IT 20 CJE3TTS P?lk LB. COFFEE, * * ./-l .? . 'if- * 20 Cents per Pound. fe"And all other Goods sold in pro... portion, at A. A. STRAUS S'S. a r t * . -, ' * > | At Low Prices. 54)00 BUSHELS WHITE and MIXED CORN - i % l.OOO BARRELS FLOUR, 300 BALES HAY, 150 BOXES N. C. MIDDLES,| 100 Boxes SMOKED SHOULDERS, ? ~ ? * * ni : 11. I 25 Hhds. .Bacon Sides and anouiaexs. 200 Bbls PORK, , 500 SPIRIT BARRES?New and Socond Hand. 150 BAGS COFFEE, 150 BBLS STTGAR, &C. &C. 250 ROLLS BAGGING) 25 TONS TIES, For sale by WILLIAMS & MTJRCHTSON, Oct. 15. Wilmington, N. C. NEW GOODS, AT THE OLID ST-AJiTID "\V ! ?- > - OF J. & T. I. JOJTES, Corner of DeKalb and Broad Streets. > WE are now receiving and opening our B?w ?stook of ? I ury uowraajra^, 5l??, Boitf s and S&oes," Hardware. \,iU Cutlery, . Carpenter'* Tools, In great varfq'ty. CROC KERF AND G^ASSWA^E, WOODENWATIE, ;, carbonware, &c.;&a Fjuwytuitl, Heavy . w G^BOCEBIES, itAceixc; AXI? ttes. S.UIPI.ERY, BRIDLES, BITS, SCJ.vC ; .VEUYCHoaT * HAMS, BACON AID LARD. All of whichvtfllbe'Bold' chtffip for C^ASII. ftrft.?It-you don't se^what ycrtt?"cal for iu.v. - ? i ... gyi > ? . J. & X?JL J<fcE0&. September 26.' ' Estate of William So well The undersigned hereby gives notico thai om month from dale ho will apply to t?ie Prtoh.il Cotrrfrfbf tetter'3 Dismissory of srrid ffsfcrtfA oct21-rm XEWIS SOTVELL, &dm'r. Estate of Charles lfcifite,y Th? undersigned hereby gives notree tils' on month from date lie will apply to the^f nobiit Court for Letters l)i?mi?sory"of said Estnte'. oct24*^pi. " J. V. TSBELL, JUlm'r. jr 5-^\ ? n* n V ? u J_ ? ^ - ' + ^ ' I, OFFICIAL. **- --" u. _-^ ,"?! L I MlWi;>?*y.J3? STATR OF SOUTH-CAROLINA, EXECUTIVE DEPAETMENT. t* To the Commissioners of Election : IN accordance with section 3 of article 0 of the General Statutes of the State, you are hereby notified and required to cause an election to be held in your respective counties on the first Tuesday following the first Monday of November, next, boing the 5th day of the month aforesaid, for seven (7) persons as r/tdotorsof President and Vice President of the United States. Now, therefore, you and each of you are hereby required, with strict regard to the provisions of the Constitution and laws of this State, touching yonr duty in suoh case, toAuse such election to be hold in yodr respectfliecounties on the day aforppaid, and for the ascertaining and determining-the persons wljio shall have.been duly ? elect-"d thereat. In testimouy whereof, I have hereunto set my hand and caused the great seal of the State to bo affixed at Columhiu, the 9th day of October ber, 1572lt a^d' ijithe ninety-seventh year of the Independence of the United States of America. , rr a T nnnTUT ir srGTT Governor K L. Cardozo, ' Secretary of State, .-.j ;? Sept. 26. 1 4t I; RBMOVAl."; AisxiiAiiss:.,. .fTY/USES pleasure-iiy informing the people of i. Pamden and of the' surrounding country, that lie has remevod, his FIWE RTOC1C 'flF OOODS to the store-formerly' occupied by ^Messrs. Cloud & Zemp, just opposite. r. C DR. YOUNG'S ROOK STORE, Where he offers his Goods, consisting of Dry Goods, CLOTHING* . siA.Tst. ; > BOOTS AND SHOES, t .-.'It-t, Hardware, Tib* ware, 9U3 : EMM itta fit j i nlfilil "f CROCKERY,: ; o ft ~ ? . vv jUud : ivl; Grdosrlos,.,^^ i:ro. n-v;u i . > v&Miiio a >jd ovttif ifj'irfvf t jhr ill j: OF f&LLl.-EINlPS,!'t ,i; y,? , j Carpenter's Tools, i-sit tfi ynlVir-, ^ j j- .!n > At prices which defy Competition. " ' id; L-rrno?f *. , Branch. Store, At the corner, in the Workman Building, where I MR. JOHN B. ARRANTS : Will be found ready to wait 6n his old friends, ^ And giving the best of Bargains. Also, BRANCH STORE, ' tl. Til * b 'i- AT n:cu.. . . , r, .-1 IMayesville, S- O. _____ } j8??Rl$Ili\rBER, "" "" '/ " ' A. A. STRAUSS'S . 'V. i..: i. .1 General Merchandize Store. Opposite Dr. Young's Book-Store, CAMDEN S.C. \ 7 October 24. tf J . ?i 1 ti "WTmrs rt.TAT A'ew t Cheap! Elegant? ! MICKXE & BOYKIX . Beg leave to announce to the citizens of Camden and vicinity that they are now oponing a "choice lot of DRY GOODS, Boots and Shoes, Ilats, &c. -T it ? ?: v ; * A full line of 7 Fancy, Family and Heavy GBOCEBIES, MACKAR'EIi,. v ,.fj-11 COFFEE, SUGARS &C. BAGGING and TIES, '?* SHOT POWDER, SALt, .i): . &C. &.C. * * 1 H * . ^ JSyThey pay the highest cash prices ftfr cotton and other produce.* Liberal advances on consignments of cotton-shipped't<> CharI lflatnn Haltamore and -Liverpool;' ~ ' MICKLE &*BODKIN,- ? At Mcr<meyb Comer, Camden iS. 0/ ; Oct. 24- ' v 3m '?*f ji* ' 111 > HODGSON & DUNLAPJ __ . j<r . i # . . VI>. '' v.Jl HAVING Removed to their new ane elegant buildining, next doornbovc R. M, Kennedy's, invite the attention of their friends and tSe public generally, to their Full and Complete stock of FRESH , DRUGS & MEDICINES PAINTS, OILS, VARNISHES, ' jitjV.. I : WINDOW - GLASS. French and English PERFUMERY, FToir- Xr. T'ootll J3l*tlSlieS I rjlOGETHEIt with a Beautiful Assortment of Toilet and Fancy Articles. OUlt STOCK embraces everything usually kept in our line, and aro'offercdon as REASON* ' ABLE TERMS ns articls of similar quality can be found in ANY CITY IN THE STATE, e ? Kerosene Lamps ?& Oil. WE HAVE constantly on hnndn Large Quantity of the Best Kerosine Oil, also a large lissortment of Kerosine Lumps and Lamp-chim, iens of all sizes. $tZ irk <? OA P"r day! Agents wanted AH classes HA of working people, of eltlirr sov ** young or old, make more money ut work frr us iu thP'i; c snare moments, or all ti e time, than at any t'duir ?V. Partu-nlars free. Address G. smso* & Co Pn?? land, Maine. Sepr. 10.?iy.