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/ I AO m r n r<n^rrr:MW?r^.TT Executive Appointments ?tlie President'si Friends to Receive the * Preference. Tl?- Washington correspondent of the Xt-w York Times, nniter date of the 27th ulf. gives the following-item of news: Within a few days past a great change is noticeable in the matter of Executive ^ appointments. The President seems to realize that longer, forbearance with the enemies of his administration and its measures was working, rank injustice to his friends, and to have n-alizeij the potency of the old party, maxim that "to the victors belong the spoils." As a consequence, the Radicals, who mostcred effrontery enough to call upon the President and solicit appointments for their friends, received little reward for their labors, and were treated to a plain exl>osition of his intentions for the future. They were told in language decisive and f unmistakable that his friends should have thep-eh-renee, and that no known eneniv "of the administration policy should receive the quasi endorsetnent of a Federal -- t .1 appointment. [ii'. hikiiiiuii to mis, uie axe, bus actually-been set to work, and "decapitations are jiuw of daily occurrence. Its effects are alfe*dv visible iii the altered and respectful cleportnicnt of more than one lludi'cnl opponent in both tranches of Congress. ? Heretofore, when the President's private secretary was sent to the Capitol on ofti'cial business he was recieved with a haughty frigidity that was absolutely insulting. Within a few days all have be' come anxious to.do him reverence. He is met with the blandest of smiles and surrounded by crowds who protest against any rupture of the friendly relations that should exist, between the Pres^ ident and Congress, and who vie with 4 each other in bestowing attentions, uttering pretty speeches' and deprecating the idea that they fire or ever were in hostility to the Executive. Hut the work will go on. .No one will be dcecb ed by hollow pre'euces. Those officeholders who have abused their positions to vilify . rtnit ilicrtmt lionillllieatl party will In? made to give way to better uiimi. Tint bare luanifeMutinti of this resolve lias already half accomplished its purpose. The La Crosse Democrat, publishes the name of a Wisconsin patriot who went to tho Avar, and brought home, , ' among other plunder; a young negro. Alter keeping the darkey at menial labor some months, the model [Republican actually swapped him olf for a dog Avith another Republican. That's making "the negro "dog cheap." ; The number of Avords that were containod in Dr. Webster's first dictionary of tho English language was irom 70,. 000 to 80,000. After several revisions, the edition of Webster's Dictionary1 published in 1859, contained 99,798 words. Prof. Worcester's dictionary about 104,000, and-tho latest edition of Webster more than 114,000 Avoids. w J Announcemenis ^ FOR TAX COLLECTOR.. Mis. Kmtok: please announce J. S OARDXI" U a candidate for Tax Collector for Kcrslijuv Jiistriet at the ensuing election, ami oblige MANY FRIENDS. PcJ>rusiry- . ulc. Mr. Editor: PlonsiJ announce Mr. JOSEPH E. NETTLE** a candidntefbr Tax Oollcelor ni ilie ensuing election, arid oblige * ; l-' MANY FRIENDS. . Fbruarylfi. -1 . , uie. Mlt. Editor : Plen,?e announce Mr HKXY PATE n candidate for Tax Collector at the cnsuing election And oblige MANY FRIENDS, Mr. Editor : The- friends of Capt. J. J. ))KAKEKORD announce liira as a candidate for Tax Collector for Kerultuw District, at tnc ensuing eieunun, ; ./MANY VOTERS. January 12. r tde. Mr. Editor; The fnettd^ of Capi. * JtlOH. M. CANTEY announcjt; liirn as a tfaudidate for Tax .Collector jofi Kershaw District at the ensuing election. 5 ManV friends. Januaryl'2/Vv *? ' tde. Ma- Kditor: You will please announce Mr. JAMKS R. ARRANTS a candidate for Tax Collector for Kershaw District, at the onsuing election. And oblige . ' MANY FRIENDS. February 2. ... tde.* Notice to Physicians. rpilE PUBLICATION OF THE JL Southern JMcciical and Surgical Journal will be resumed on the lft of July, 1866?Third ^Series. It will he issued every alternative month, each number will contain at least one hundred and sevehtV-six pages of reading matter, and wilt be equal in size to the largest American and European journals. The price will be only FIVE DOLLARS per annum, in advance. It will be edited by Da JolEph Jokes, assisted bv many of the most distinguished Pliypiciana in the. country. Subscibers will please sehd in theii , -orders and subscriptions as soon as possible, so that the number of copies to be printed may bo regulated accordingly. jgy* Advertisements inserted on very liberal terms. < E. ir. PUGHE, ' Prinlcr and Publisher, Augusta Gn. / United States Internal Revenue TAX-PAYERS AKE HEREBY NOTIFIED that I am prepared to receive returns of incomes for the year ]SG5 and npplieatications for licenses lor the year 1SGG, also returns of Carriages, Cold "Watches, Piano Foites and Silver Plate in possession 1st May iustatit. Those persons who have not made their returns for 1864, will do so forthwith. J. M. DAVIS, Assistant Assessor. May 11. New Milinery StoreHB8 mmm Wf OULD RESPECTFULLY INFORM THE M Ladies of Camden and Kirk wood, and the public generally, that she has opened a MILINERY STORE At the old stand of Mrs. Hnmmerslougli, where she is prepared to execute all orders in the LATEST STYLE and at the SHORTEST NOmi/.n i'? ? i ... IJ^O/IArtnC ni-iv aiso, a line selection 01 uur,oou<ju.L<o and DRESS TRIMMINGS lor sale. March SO?tf STATE TAXES. Tax-payers are hereby soTJFIED that I will continue to receive returns Until the 15th of May next, after which time the books will be kept open fur "the receipt of the amounts due until the 1st of July next, when they will positively be closed, and executions issued against all defaulters. The Act of December, 1865, "to raise supplies," expressly prescribes that the following funds, and they only, shall be received iif payment of taxes, viz: Gold ami silver coin, United States Treasury notes, or notes declared to be a legal tender by the Government of the United States, such bills receivable as were issued under the authority of the last legislature, pay certificates of Jurors and constables for attendance at the Court of Common Pleas, pay certificates of bearers of votes for Governor and Lieutenant-Governor and members of Congress, and pay certificates of mem-, bers of the lust session of the Legislature. Tn no cose will notes of National banks. or ai:v other lands than those ennmfcrnted, be received in naymcnt of taxes. wm. mckain, t. c. k. 1). April 27?tf. Cider Vinegar JUST RECEIVED AND FOR sale at P. H. MOORE'S. May 4. Notice. To Hit! iSonvri of Commissioners of ilie Poor. RESOLVED, That no applications for this Board for assistance will bo entert?imM. unless., endorsed. by three respectable free-holders. (Extract f*">m the minutes.) J. A. SCI1 ROCK, May 4?St. Clerk. DR. S. BARUCH a o i?P??T7\ll?r\ T1TC T)l> APTTPTr KIJOU 'JJJI/ IIIU xnavAivii -tl in this town. . jtg?~Office two doors below Bnum, 'JJro. ik Co. April 30. r'\ : ? The Physicians of Kershaw District A EE, REQUESTED TO MEET AT the office of Dr. L. II. Deas, in Camden, at 11 o'clock A. M.. on the lflth of May. May 4?2t. Post Office. Camden, S. C., April 27, 18GG. The mail will be conveyed from this office to Sumter tri-weekly. Leave Camden on Monday, Wednesday and Friday, at 7 o'clock A. M. Arrive ut Camden at 5 o'clock P. M. on Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday of each week until further notice. Mail c!c?e(l at G ] -2 A. M. SS?" Office hours from 9 A. M., to 11 A. M. and half an hour aflcr the arrival of the mail. $3" Sundays, from 9 1-2 to 10 A. M. J. M. GAYLE, April 27?tf. Acting P. M. Council Notice. THE PRACTICE OF DISCHARGING fire-arinf? within the limits of the town having become prevalent, all parties so offending are hereby notified that the Ordinance in regard to the offence will in future be rigidly enforced. By order of Council. J. A. SCHROCK, April 27?3t. Clerk. South Carolina?Kershaw Dint. BY A. L. MCDONALD, ESQUIRE, ORDINARY, WHEREAS, VIRGINIA S. BAX? LEY applied to me for Letters of , Administration on all and Singular tbo goods and chatties rights and credits of N. P. Baxley, late of tho District aforesaid deceased. These are, therefore, to cite and ad' monisb all, and singular, the kindred ' and creditors of the deceased to be and appear before me at our next Ordinary's Court for the said District, to be holden at Kershaw Court House on the l8di ' day of May instant, to show cause, if any,- why the said administration should not be granted. Given under my hand and seal, this 4th day of May, in the year of our ' Lord one thousand ciglit hundred and sixty-six, and of the ninety-first year of the Independence and Sovereignty of the ' State pf South Carolina. . alex. l. Mcdonald,. o.k. p. Mav4. "21.* p < -t rT .J? -l!i'-L_"? l" " MX ESTABLI I ! HAVING JUST OPENED STAPLE AND F, Including NOTIONS, CUTL CHANDISE adapted for the OOUNTR . i respectf ully solicit ME A CALL AND EXAMINJ BY THE BES' To offer GREAT INDUCEME1 Charlotte, N. C., I am Well Acquainted with t And can therefore offer a VA' selected for this Trade. ' LEVY 306 King Street, Chai April 13?5t. ' m '*&- y9 Jk JUL k , . <1 flPBAffiiLft 11 WWWMMM A. COMPLE' Consisting in part of CIIAI Dutch, Scotch and American P CAMBRICS, Cambric MUSLI CLOTHS, Bleached- Brov Linen SHIRT FRONTS, TO1 SIERY and GLOVES in gr Cliildrens', all sizes, | SH< We would particularly invito ers and the public generally to and CHILDREN'S PHIL AD BOOTS, BUSKINS and SLI1 and all kinds. Also, EARTIII . GENTS Cloths, Casimers, Casmcrets i one we think cannot be surpassi any retail houses in the State, GOODS, Shirts, Under-Shirts, Hose, Suspenders, etc. GROC We have a complete stock ol ing in part of Flour?Sell-Raisin gar, Coftee and Tea, Spices of c Sperm and Adamantine?Lard, ANY AND ALL We engage to sell AS LOW i A AT"PV ni^'O 1 UUJM-Ei AiMJ CSJCiii .J Camden, March 30,1866. COME J oub laege and we GOC And other Articles toe j, We would respectfully inform eral that our Stock is now comp PRICES VERY 3 Tq get your supplies reasonab BAfUMfE Camden, March 2o. . i 7 \ i t* 2W~~ ' SHMENT f; (V, VERY EARGE STOCK OF 4 MY DRY (I00DS, ERY and every variety of MERYTRADE, r'i vmft":y ! ' 11 ?_ ?_ rinfu LAlNio .wsiung mis mty 10 uj vtj 3 MY $10 CK, as I am enabled r F^CITATIES NTS,' .Ifaving formerly resided in * ' / ?"r .; *.* .*. ' *V * ' ) he Wants Of the Country, * 1UETY' OF GOODS particularly BKUCKER, rleston,; S outh Carolina. ' ' r a "HHQ/rannsffiw s iresiii rE STOCK OF' GOODS) .LIES, DELAINS, GINGHAMS; HINTS in great variety; Printed N, JACKONETTE, etc.; LONG v.n IL($fKSPGNV- -fclNEN,WELS, TOWELING, etc.; HOeat vsriciv. Ladies', blisses' and OE3S. the attention of our Lady customour stock of LADIES', MISSES' KLPIIIA SEWED-WORK KID PPERSiof the LATEST STYLE EN" WARE in great variety. 'GOODS. md Votings, a complete stock, and 3d citlier in STYLE or PRICE by Also, GENTS' FURNISHING Drawers, Gloves, Cravats, -Half-. ' ' I.. 3 /EDies- f : 'FAMILY GROCERIES, ctfnsis'tg Family and Superior Fine?Suill kinds, Soap, Starch, Candles? in Kits and Kegs to suit purchasers. , OF OUR STOCK iS ANT OF OURNEIGHBOES. FOR I YOURSELVES. HMD SEE ILL-SEpCTED STOCK OF - ... * ml wwwm at?, mmmwn. >DB, > Numerous to Mention! l our frieiids and the public in genlete and. : ; : ... - d IUCHEEDUCED. ii v> .... j le you nnlst call sooii on '"4 ' . - ? ?. * I* . .* ? ?P - j c?; r>f .? .> - Contractor &BniMer The subscriber hereby gives notice that bo is prepared to do ftDy work in the line of Carpenter's Work. Building or Repairing done in a workmanlike m%nner, at abort notice. , He bopef to mciit a share of public patronage AH work warranted to give satisfaction. ' d. r. kennedy. April 20?tf Toilet Articles. % COLOGNES, LUBIN'^ AND PENNY'S Handkerchief Extracts, Soaps of all kinds, Hair Washes, Pomades, Sozodont, Tooth Powders,- &c., for sale by HODGSON & DUNLAP. . Mill and Gin Gearing. I WILL BUILD OR REPAIR GEARING for Mills or Cotton Gins, and also do Jobs of Carpentering in the neighborhood of Camden, oti short liotice and reasonable terms. . . T. A. MOORF. s April G. . 3tf*.' GEOEGE E. PEITCHETT Commission Merchant, ACCOMMODATION WHARF, CHarltestoii. S. C. Particular attention given to the salvor shipment of Naval Stores, Cottoiiaiid Other Country Produce. April 20?tf. Pickles, Sardines,. LEMON SYRUP, RAISINS, Prnnes, Candies, Pepper Sauce, Toaiatoe Ketchup, Spices of all kinds, Soap, Starch, Candles, <tc. Also, a fine article if Macaroni, all of which arc sold low for cash at the store of ; T. S. MYERS, Two doors below Bauin, Bro. & Co. April 20? Paints. Oils, Varnish. PAINTS, VARNISH AND WHITE WASH BRUSHES, &c., for sgle by HODGSON & DUNLAJP. For Sale, An excellent Mexican. SADDLE, with McClellan Tree; also, an Emrlish Cavab'V Bridle and Bit. Apply at this office. - April 1^?1 m. KEROSENE OIL! Afresh supply just received, of extra quality and at greatly-reduced prices?&1.25 and ?.130 Tper'gtfnon?Ibr .SaltTTiv : Apl l3. HODGSON & DUNLAP.. SugarsCRUSHED, CI-AUH'IED AND ' Brown Sugars, low for cash at x April 20? T. S. MYKRS\' Mackerel in Kits, - A FEW* KITS-VERY FINK MACKKKKjl for salo by. P. H. MOOJiE. TO RENT, TWO COMMODIOUS ROOMS, IN a pleasant part of tlie Town, which can be hail on reasonable terms. Apply at this Office, April 27. CoffeeJAVA AND 1SIO COFFEE?A SUFERIOR article?at April 20- T.S.MYERS'. Teas Green and black teas?the best article imported-^at April 20? T, S. MYERS'. New Orleans Molasses, JUST RECEIVER AND FOR SALE BY P. H. M-jorr Family and Self-Raising Flour, JUST RECEIVED AND FOR SALE BY P.H.MOORE. RAILROAD INOTIUET1 ON AND AFTER WEDNESDAY, THE 2nd of Mny, there will be & train runn'ng every Wednesday to Rafton Creek, the terminus ot me uamaen jjrancii; lor me uccoujmodaiion of passengers and carrying freight : UP.5 Leate KiDgville, Wednesday, 3 oclock P. M. Arrive at Rafton Crcelc, 6 P. il. DOWN. Leave Rafton Creel; Thursday, 6 o'clock A. i'. Arrive at Kingville 8 A. M. Connecting with the Charleston and Columbia trains to and from each point and with W. & M. R. R. Trains. J AS. JONES, AgentMay 4. tf. | C PICES OF ALL KINDS, ,FOR ^ sale by HODGSON & DUNLAP. Dissolution of Copartnership. The copartnership heretofore existing between Drs. L. M. "&D. L. DcSaussurc is dissolved by.mutual consent. . . N. B.?Dr. D, L. DcSaussure has rejnpved bis office to the new Hotel. Calls left at his office, or with Mr. Meyer, v/ill be promptly attended to. April 20?6t. . .... rooking wine and extracts Vj? for sale-by HODGSON & DUNLAP. i , >.V1. ' "i ' t f..-/ - . ; f f ' . . . / I r.'a -- -T .;-T.'t' -S-rrrW I HAVE JUST OPENED IN THE STORE" . oftedoor below Dr., Youag'a, an entirely new 8t6ek of DRY-GOODS and GFROCERDES, consistihgof articles most StJITABLK wants and necessities of &6 community at this time. i ' By strict attention to'bitisiness. sellifig good# at. a reasonable price and keepibg cojistantlj on haitd such articles as are most in'^dmonti, I hope to receive a fair suare of cusfdfo; EsTMy terras are s'trictlv Cath. - ., v ifjokes.August 25 . ' ' . . i "hahk" Having recovered, At con-' sidcrable expense atid trouble, my tltoyonghbred Stallion, ^HARK," whb' wp^ captured by Gen. S^erman's army in February, 1665. I offet bis service* as a Stallion to tbebreederabf fine atock: " HARK" is a beautifnl oheSnrit,. ?jx years old, 15 1-2 bands bigb, of gteat bono iind musfclc, fine style anti action, ? and of* unexceptionable bldpd* being -} . aifntl Wi (tin fatnniiQ nlfl Ml?l>r iTfiff DftVIS/ (tho sire of Albine) dam Georgia by iu- '' taw Shark?second, dam Kate Convene by Imp. Notj Pins, <ko., &c. I lie will stand the ensiling spribg a I Hobkirk Hilk at Twenty-five Dollairs the season, and Thirty-five Dollars to Ihsure,- . 1 to be paid in all cases invariably before service is rendered. In my absehce. the groom, Sam, ia authorized to receive payment* \ Marcs from a distance will receive the best care, and only charged the actual cost of feed; but will be entirely at the risk of the owners. ? AST Season 1st of March to 1st Jo^ne. JSST Groom fee 12.00 . March 16 JOHN CANTET. .y. FEE8H sim sn: , Just Deceived fa large lot op fresh and genuine Garden Seeds,' comprising several varieties of the following: Arti- * chokes, Asparagus, Dwarf Snap afad Pole Beans, Beets Brocoh, Cabbage^ Carrots, Cauliflower, Celery, Collards, Early Corn, Crest, Cucumbers, Egg Plants; Kale, Lettuce, Water Melons, Mustard, Nasturtium, Okra, Onion Setts, Parsley. Parsnips, Peas, Pepper, Radish, Vegetable Oysters, Spinach, S^^a.ab, Tomato, Turnips, ttc., Ac., i TTATtPDAM Sr TYtTNTT. AT). nv/i^vjov/^ . ' ' January -26. ) i CHARLESTON HOTEL, Charleston, S. id. This popular and well KNOWN HOTEL has been newly tin'm?k?rl-+KrcmgHout by the present proprietor, who has been sixteen years connected -with the establishment. ' ' W. WHITE, Proprietor. George G. Mixer, Superintendent; Charles A. Miller, Cashier. April 13?tf. ' ., ; SPRING GOODS t / AT Pv H MOORE'S 2nd door above Bell & Matheson. The following consists ft* piiT OF MY STOCK: DRY GOODS. Poplins, Calicoes, Swiss Muslins, JackonntU) Long Clothes, brown Shirting, Table Liaen^" Toweling, Challiefc, Hosiery, French Contete, latest and most improred styles; Hoop-skirts, Kid Gloves, &c., 4c. hats and caps. 40 dozen Hats and Ckp9, all quality and sitae. 20 " Ladies and Misses Hafe?latest Spring style. BOOTS AND SHO#i 80 dozen pair Boots and Shoos, consisting ia part as follows: Calf and Kip Skin Boots, Gentlemen's Booteaa finest style; Brogans, Balmorals, 4c. Ladies tine Polish Boots; ladies Balmorals, Gaiters, Slippe^ 4c., in every varietyTRfJNKSAND YALlfijjS, Of every description and size. . / t COTTON CARDS. 20 dozen Whittemore's best Cotton Cards. GROCERIES, PRODUCE, 4c. Cmsbed, Clarified and Brown Sugars; Coffee, Snrin Winn nt"* Choeae, Raison8, Candies, French and American;' Flour, Potatoes, 4c. .. HARDWARE. Shovels, Sd' Jes. Trace Chains. Collin's Axes. Scives. Padlocks, Table and Pocket Cutlery,' 4c. i The above extensive stock of gooda will be sold at a small advance on the original cost, fpi cash S?1' If you do not see what you wish, call it. i PHMOORE February 16. Red Rock Oil. THE SUBSCRIBER HAVING BEEN Appointed Agent Jor the sale of this beautiful Illuminating Oil, is now prepared to receive orders from the trade, or to supply consumers at a less price than for any other oil now in The RED ROCK OIL can be UBed in the Keiosinc Lamp, and with the Kerosine Burner. I H. OPPKNHEIM, March 16 .Iraos at Shaw's old Standi Fresh Cod Fish, , TUST RECEIVED AND FOR SALE * i. BY > P. H. MOORE. Good Bargains. "A Lt MT PRFSENT STOCK OF GOODS J.Y. wero bought since the heavy decline, anil will be "old very low. P. 11. MOORE. *