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March ID. ~.
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Bible Society in this State, must be
transacted through me as State Agent
at Columbia, S. G. Applications tor
donations of books must say how many
are wanted, with address in full ana
the name of consignees in Charleston,
S. c., or at any other convenient port OF
this State. Persons who receive boxes
of books will pay the freight.
Yours truly, -
E.,A. B0LLES,
Agent, American Bible Society, fors. G.
tits always best for persons who de-
sire books for distribution, to apply for
them at the depository Of the Bible So
ciety within whose bounds they reside,
and if the Society will not receive the
books OF the A. B. S., then let three
persons unite in forming,a Bible Com
mittee and apply to me for books.
Ag't a. BIS, S. G,
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KERSHAW---In Equity.

+ IT appearing to MY satisfaction that David
;R Williams, Lcrena Williams, Mary Will
-iiams,. Miller Williams, DayM Williams, jr. and
Catllarine Williams, Thomas Chestnut, Alexina
Chcsnut, William Chestnut, John Chestnut,
Ellen Clcsnut, James Chestnut, Jr., Amelia
Chcsnus, james Chesnut, John Chestnut,
Richard Stockton, Harriet c. Stockton, Lu-
cien w. Stockton, Thomas E., Halle, Serena
c.. Halle, Amelia Halle, Benjamin Halle,
Thomas Halle, James Halle, William Halle,
Lawrence Eailc, Charles Halle, Mary Halle,
Walter Halle, Sydney Halle and Geo. Halle,
Ellen c., Halle and james Chesnut: Halle,
parties defendant to tho above bill. are with
ont and reside beyond the limits OF TINS
State :s,
! Ills ordered on motion of Shannon, COM
p!aindni' Solicitor, that the above named els-
fandants do plead, answer or deiaur TO inc e
said ELL within forty days from the, ,ttateT OF
the publication CT this order in default wle.'e-
of All order pro. confesso. will he entered
against them. j.. D.: :DU&LA f,z:t
Commissioners Olicc, !: c. Elk. p.
April %. !. -. td: -
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ERRORS OF YOUTH.

A Gentleman who suffered for years from
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all the effects Of youthful in;liscret:cn, will;
for the sake of suffering humanity, serd free
to all WHO need it, the rsoipe:and directions
for making the simple remedy by WHICH ne
was cured: Sufferers wisllingdo proht by
tile advisers experience can do SO by ad-
dtossing in perfect confidence,
JOHN B. OGDEN, A. Cedar ST., New York :
May 2. ~
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:! Largo G PIP. Circular, giving iaforlna-
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Ne yonng lady or gentleman should fail /. to
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The Jews in the various nations of
the earth number, as is estimated,
not far from seven millions, aboutthe
same as in the most prosperous days
of the nation in aacieut Palestine.
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FA:UTY!
auburn, Golden, Fzaren and Ss;lke1s

PRoDucED by the use of Prof DEBREUXa5'
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heavy massive curls. Has been used by the +
fashionables of Paris and London, with the (
most gratifying results. Does no injury to-
the hair. Price by mail, sealed and postpaid
81. Descriptive Circulars mailed free. Adj:
drass BERGER, SHUTS 3 CO., Chemists
No. 2s5 River St., Troy, N, Y, Sole Agents
for the United States. = ~
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Camden Post Office.

FENHE Nail will be assorted for t!oliy:ry, on
4 Wednesday, Friday and Saturday at s
o'clock, a. NJ, md closed Tuesday. Thurs
day and Sunday, at 1 O'Clock, 7. NJ, until
further notice. y
Office hours dur.ngtl,e week, from 0 a. NJ
to O'Clock pm. daily,-Gn Sunday, from
half past 8 to 10 oclock, A. M.
j. NJ. GAYLE, P. N.
May, 1G, IT,.
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SGUT E:E-C CAROLINA,
ESNEsSEGaSY ESEaT'atE1"a'.

By A. Lh.McD0NALD, ORDINARY.
"A! !HEREAaS,,s,aFF. T. tGaylarl, arpliei:to
~ me for Letters of administration ON
all ard singular the goods and chat:cls.
rights and credits. Of Norman 4. Mcleod,
late oftho District aforesaid, deecascd:s
These are, therefore. to cite ans :,diE ofish
nil and singular the kindred and creditors Of
tho deceased, TO be and appear before Inc a'
OR next 0rdiitary's Court, to be holden at
kcrshnw Courthouse on.the lsh ;;:.y of May
inst, to show causcS.if any, why The said
administration sEoulaS not be granted.
Given under MY hand all.l seal this 12Ili day
of May. in the year Of our Lord one
thousand eight hE':Arer! end Jsyty seven,
and Of tie ,ni,cy-fr:i ycaT,-6I american
ln'icPtnnencc. \. /. iEcRGSALD,
March lid. - "'' - Q. i. D.
: Nay:9 2t.
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. IN: N:OGicS

rs hereby: given toull whom j! may cen
L Germ, that I have this day appointed Mr..
EZEKIEL GASKIN my lawtulagcu to traus-
act and direct all my business. All business
transacted by him will BE- valid with mex :,
CORAH .GASKlN.
April u, 1867, - St "
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SPECIAL NOTICES, j! S !,
RELIGIOUS !, Il NOTICE:

The Rev. w. E. sHuaHsos, AgeA et
the ,j Baptist s.ate Convention will preach
in the Baptist Church in Camden son
Sunday evening next at candle; hghe'
Nav 16.
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TO EDlToRs aPgBL1sHERs
LETTER FROM ". G. CLARK, ESQ, PRESIDENT
OF THE Press ASSOCIATION.

ATLANTA, GA, April 19, 1867.
J. S. 7krasher, Esq, -
Dear Sir:-It affords me much pleasure to
communicate to you the following resolution
of the Southern Press Association:
Resoloed, ''That as testimonial of our ap-
probation for the jealous; faithful and effcc-
tive service of JOHN $. THRASHER, Esq,
US Superintendent of: this Association in years
past:
seWc hereby tender him the thanks Of this
Association, and confer upon him the compli-
mentary position of Agent ofthe Southern
Press Association, in tEc City Of New York" J"
The tcslas of commentator employed in
the above resolution do no more than justice
to your important services during yonr Su-
Neutrality-suspicious. which ronc had bet
ter opportunity to know, and none can more
highly appreciate than myself. Should oc.
casion require, ] shall be glad to avail r,yselS
of Tie aid provided for by the resolution.
Very respectfully. your ohdt s'rt,
VI. G. CLARK, President.
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would respectfully request every daily,
tri-weckly, scmi-weckly and monthly Journal.
South of The Potomac AMI Ohio rivers, end
the 80 degrees aO/ parallel of, latitude West
Of the Mississippi. to'publisis this advertise
mcnt twice. and send. to Inc at New iorl;
each time, a copy Of the paper containing it,
postpaid, with bill for same. .
It is desirable, in my combinations TO PRO-
cure cheaper printing paper FOR onr South
journals, that shall have the fullest infrrma-
tion regarding tic sizes of paper used by
the several publications, &Ha ra.a- procure
it in no otlter way than by requesting par
ticular attention to tic need Of sending copy
Of the publication with the bill.
I desire il scEt twice to provide against
mail failures. and that they be postpaid TO
secure post ofica delivery.
IL s.: :THRAsIIER,
Eox, 5;3s3 New York, n. y.
May o, e. ct
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Sherif's Sales.
7-SHEHIFFS OrrIcr, = ;.

StiEfSIttO oFflCE,
CAMDEN, S. c., May 9th, 1867, {
DY virtue of sundry writs Of Fl. Fa. to me
- directed, and by consent of Defendant,
1 will sell before the Court House in Camden
ON the first Monday in June next, within the
legal hours Of sale, the following property,
to-wit.
Two adjoining Tracts Of LAND (exccpt so
much as is exempted from levy and sale by
General Orders No. 10 from Head:Quar!ers,
2nd Military District, embracing North AMI
::oalh Carolina, Situated in the District OF
Kershaw, and locatel rs herein after de-
scrhe,. One Tract call :h the ''lIonc Tritct,'
containing two hundred aHl serenity six
(3IG( acres. lying on both sides o! the ''i"b-
inson q II ht;c"n lhl miles aboT" Cam
,len, on the heal waters "f i.'ny i:r#i!"h.
bo,indc by lands of Tho*. !. C..m;irn, .iam'
l.. Downs AMI Ezekiel ;ia&E;ns. I'"" other
Tr"c: continuing four h""ircd ~. i'iirif
(;330t acres on the waters oi r::imr"r.: !,r&Hcil
adjoining Llnls Of T,irn.:s i. Cauhsn an'i
.luhn G;.skin. A!:n. Or i:n* = ami harness.
Levied upon as III" rrn,,rr:i iof ". u. HaskiE
Il, :.n suit Of .Ir!;cl G..hin.
TERMS, Cash. T.. &. SILL, s. X. y.
May . iSi!.-J) IL.
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A One Horse Wagon,
EN11TiE Steel Springs. A!so-A sccon,
w h&ml CAi,Ri.tt,I. Eor ssle,hys -
NIay IL. L. VI. B0NNEY.
SCJ'EET-CAECT,9Wh
Eai;cs&sasSy Eps%x'lssCa'.
BY 4. I. MCDONALD, ORDINARY.

BY 4. !. McDUNAI4D, ORDINARY.
WTllEEEA&, Eiizab,fh Lang. A,'mx ar-
w piled TO ,nc tor Letters Of A'i!aiais;ra-
ton on a:l anl singular III? goods ar;i chat
tc!s, rights anh credits o. E";aic 7. Ian.
late OF sail District Gccr;;Srl:
Th:.e are. therefore. to cite anl a'i:nca;s!l
all and singular the kindred anil creditors Of
the deceased. to bc and appear before me at
our mex: Or';inary's Court. to De ho','"u at
Kershaw Court House cn the 3ist day Of May.
inst, to show CAUSE. if any. why the
sail administration si."nIi moi be grautctl.
Given under my hand AMI seal this I5tl day
Of May. in the year of oar Lord Que
thausani eight hundred ami siyty-sev"n.
anl of 1ae ni;iety-iirSt year OF American
Independence. \. l.. McDONiLD.
May lG-!t. o. X. D.
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LOST

DETWEEN Camden and the McRac place,
I'D on the Charleston Road, about three
miles from Camden, double-cascd GOLD
WATCH, the opening spring broken, and the
minute hand off, Rndcliff make. A reward
oEfifty (50) dollars will be giren to the finder
by leaving it at this Office, or with, The. sub
scriser - NJ. JESSE GRAY. -
May 16, Ct.
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.zsEESHAW---In.. Equity.

!: Henry G.. Salnond,
80 81 Trustee, :. .:s:! ts:,.
:ts,:5 :5s! ,.-si VS., Bill. to Foreclcse
james B.. Curctcn, and Mortga g9:5S> J,
flary, his wife, -: :;
Elizabeth McC;a, 50 !. 4;
i;Ss II appearing to my satisfaction: that the
Above named defendants aresb beyond and re-
zsSre.without the limits Of this State: ! II is
sofdercd OH motion of Kcrshaw, Compliments
Sselieitor, that they do plead, answer de-
sinlr to the said Bill within forty days from
She date of the publication Of this order, in
;ssffefanlt whereof. an ordefpro. oonfcsso. will
:he taken against them. - -. =: : -.
g.tl5tSsS,,-.$! j. D. DUNLAP.
S;Commr's Office, - =. c. e. X. D.
AtstApril*25, ~. z.-,,,-. Ia: ~ td.
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Fifty Dollars Reward.

THE above reward will be paid for the de-
lection AMI apprehension of white man
calling h!uself Captain Gaines, who sold Inc
Il mule which he had stolen, said Gaines is
about five feet seven inches high, light sandy
hair, lue eyes, horid complexion, narrow
scar OH right forehead.
WASHINGTON 4ANCRUM. :
May 1G, 1t
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j. "A. SCaROCK,

RE.AeSSS'EGA'i
Nv I'LL attend promptly to the collection
w, Of all claims, and other duties apper-
tanning to the Office.
Office at the Council Room.
May 1G, IT,
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.K.E:R.sHAW---In Equity

Equity.
4nna:A. Johnson, 4. ..l.. Il >.
|; Per Pro Ami -, -; -. :.
-. 1..,S :, ~: vs. -. Eill to settle Estate
W., MmE. yoI...sUn ye1'asaa j. - For Relief, Sc.
Robt: 3. Cunningham, ).
EtGL ~ .. ..,:.. =. = .@ I,
LIT appearing that Samuel Hood, and Amall-
III Hood =. his wife. - Brown aad -Arnclia'
Brown, his wife, defendants to the above bill,
are without and reside beyond the limits Of
this State: ~,
Ssi!4Itis ordered on motion OF Shannon, Com.
,plainsnt's Solicitor, that the above named
:aefsnAsnts,.do plead; answer or;demur to
htHsail Bill within forty days from the pub
;.icaton OF this order in default whereof, an
order pro. confcsso. viii be entered against
sthsrl.; J: D:DUNLAP,
s4sCommissioaer's Office, c. Elk. D.
~ April 25. ia.
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Post ) Office,

s 3ost Office,
G SsEBxs, s. c., April 25th 1867.
EIAN and after ths date, no accounts will be
~ Kept at this ohes Postage must be
paid quarterly in advafces Undercharged
and Advertised Letters will ft1see Delivered Z
until paid for. All drop letters must have 8
taro cent stamp. thereon, which can SbeS2Ss
tanned at this Office. -. - - =
All letters not having said stamps thereon,
will mot be delivered, but sent to the Dead
Letter Office. JIM. GAYLE, p NJ
-, April 25. t. - tt.
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"A HEavTl RuNAw1r-fhere was 2
heavy runaway on aGain street. nsattas
Belmont Mill, yesterday afternoon. Mr..
Snyder, ths zt.heavy man" Ct the Bel
mont Mil; was riding in . carriage,
whens bolt gave way, letting the car
rage run against the hsrse, who kicked
the dash,board to pieces and started Oh
on o run. Mr.. Snyder not wishing to
impede the horse in his travels with
two hundred and seventy-fve pounds
of Give weight very considerstely
tumbled ont of the buggy, sustaining
no injury in the proceeding. a0h, what
fall was there, my countrymen." Sew
eral timid old women thought an earth
quake had come TO town, and ran ont
of their houses In great alarm. The
Street Commissioner was promptly on
hand, and in few hours had flied mp
the hinge ''dent' made in the street.
The horse, SO suddenly relieved from
the great strain in pulling his heavy
load. shot off like an arrow from the
bow, and ran several squares before lie
could stop himself. All PARTIES are
doingsus we'll as could be expected. +.
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Whiskers and Mustaches !!

JSORCED 10 GROW Upon THE SMOOTH
II est face in from three io lye weeks ~ using
Or. SEyIGNE'S RESTACRATECR CIPP1L
LAIRE the most wonderful discovery III molern
Science acting upon the Beard md Hair in an
almost mirarulo manner. IL has been used by
tL. eiiis of Paris aud London With he aosi
fattering success: Names u all purchasers " Ill
b. registered. and n cnfirr satisfaction n not
given iu every instance. the money ~ ir cheer
fully refunded Prize by mail. sealed shd I,ert-
paid 81 Descriptive circulars and testimonials
mailed free Addrezs BERGER, SHI TTS
CO. Chemists No. eSj Riyet street, Trui. y.
Y. Sole agents FOR thr TBii"i States.
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AFFLICTED!
SUFFER- NO MORE /. (.

yIyHEN BY THE UsR OP Dii JOIN.
w VILLRS ELIXIE sou can cured per.
Inanently. and at q triiug cost.
The astonishing ruccess which has attended
this Invaluable medicine for Physical aud SeJ.
VOWS weakness. General Debility aud Pfrzfra-
ton Los. al Muscnlsr Rp.rsry. Irspotsnry, az
am Of the consequences Of youthful indisere-
ton. renders II the mot valuable preparation
ever discovered. 80
don, enrichment ipcaj,acity To study OF busi'
ness. loss of memory confusion tlssughis " rsif.
destruction fears 81 insanity, 80. IL viii re-
store the appetite renew the health Of t,o.e who
have destroyed II by sensual fEerSs OF e'h Ffse'
tircz. II
Young men, lie humbgggra no more ~ 'Vsacs
D,..tor.r and ignOr1nt practitioDsrs. bat ~i'a
witbou, delay Tor the Elixir, and le NJ ep.r "
s,ogs,iI 90 health and hspPiRess. A Herfert cufe
4 guaranteed Ia every instance. Prsnr ~ ~
four bottles tn one address 81
Aiso, DR. JOryyILLE'S SPCCIpIC4 PILLS.
for the speedy and permanent cure of Coparr-
hea Gleet Urethrzl Discharges, Gravel. Strirt-
ure and al Affections % uie Kjdneys and BAD
der. Cures effected in frvsa one Ga Eve days.
They are prepared iryn Vegetable eztr.ets tfss :
arr harzlless on the system and never nss~esss
the stomach or impregBats The Dfra,h 20
change II diet y necessary while nsips Ibsss.
nor does their action In any lnsnper htefe'
with business pursuits. Prsre ~ y, l, ~ a.
RI,hsr ~ tht absgp lnestioBee nrtIeles VIII be
nj 10 aHy a9drc... eIo-eiy sealed. and post
raIi b. mail OF ezpress. -n reoespt u pF,ee. 40
ore-' ngs;EK. sHUTTs. a co, Cssni,t.L
No. - River street. TSey. y. Y
marzg y--od&E gt-3. d. .Ea-I-.f. 81.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1867-05-03

DoN'T send your furniture to auction
or throw it to one side on account of q
few scratches, or because the polish ia
worn off or become dim. Get bottle
of Bookings Furniture Polish and ap-
ply it according to directions, andryou
will have piece of furniture as bright
rs though 1t were new. Price, Is cents
per bottle. Sold by Edmund Becking,
No 1, Odd Fellows Hall.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1867-05-03

BIG BARGEs.-Messrs. Wilson, Dun
lavey & Wheeler are building, at their
ship yard, two monster barges for the
Illinois Packet Company. They are to
be 100 feet long, 26 feet beam, and 6
feet in the hold. These foreign orders
speak we'll for the skill Of our ship
wrights.