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Feb. l6.
Mortgage Sale of. Slaves. !,

a WILL sell OH Mondayr the seventh dag Of
III Mrch next, before the! Court HOUSE ir Cam.
den, twenty SLAVES; mofsgagsd by; Mrs, Eleanor
Spann, to Charles NJ. Fnrman--wIich moftg ge
has been transferred to the President and Directors
of the Bank Of the State of South Carolina.
Tcrms--A credit Of one and two years; purchasers
to give bond with approved personal security and a
mortgage Of the slaves purchased, and also TO pay
ior ai! necessary pnpers. -
THOS, SALMOND. {
Agent of the Bank State Of s. C. :
Feb Is. -;
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II Tract of Land.
k5rought to the Jail

ShF Sumter District or the 81 day Of January
~ last Negro fellow about 33 yea ofage, ho
srys his name j. JACK. and tn I h helong,d 10
Mr. Nelso Mctadden, Of Sa,en, Sumter District
was $ Mt by hn, last Nisenb to Charleston
10 VIM. &. D1kco. 70 le sold, whn fut him i'll the
a'ds Of M: Gadson f,r sale. and was sent by him
/" Mrs. Hhish"l'ms Mil, and at pfseit does t
kn v'ho lis nwner is. ~ :
The owner is requested to CT me forward, pru,e
prorcrry, lay c!iarge> and take him az.
HENRY s. EVELEEGH, Jailer /,
Feb g. Prs lee. ST 81
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Take Notice.

NIL persons in arrears for Town Taxes. arc
4 hereby notified, that the Boohs will be gep'
orea during the present week to receive the
'ane, alter which time they will be posihrely
,!osed, and delinquents returned to Council tc
.e dealt with as the law directs.
R. L. WILSON, Recorder and Treas'r.
March 9, 1912
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I'm Chancery.,
Feb Is.

y -. -
Lewis Ciples and F. A. Adamsnn, VS.. s. A. Adam.
son. l.. G.. Adamson aud E. E. iiAdansurl. Bill
for sale Of Real Estats. -
Z N obedience 10 AN order from this Court at Juis
z Term. ls4l, will offer for s,le, before the Court
H"use on the first M"ndry in March next,
II Tract of Land,
containing - acres, mole or less, situate in Ker.
shaw District, aud bounded on tho south by Kirk
wood, west by lands belonging 10 the estate of Col.
John ChcsnLt and others. north by Sanders Creek.
east by lands of Thomas Lang and lands of tho es.
tate OF Col. Kershaw. =
Tcnus-So much cash as will pay cost.---the
balance on a credit one two and three years with
bond, mortgage and ample personal security.
Purchaser to pay f'r titles:
J. CANTEY, Jf Commit
Commits nfficc. Cnmden. Feb ID, ls4l
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Notice.
Cama en- Debating Club.

Tie following il the question for debate on Thurs
day evening rc.t:-
Should not candidates for Office, and persons
nAyoweIiy friends % their elections, be prohbi-
;el IRON giving public entertainments to their
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Brought to the Jail

nF Sumler District, O, he 29tn OF January last,
~ a Mniailo ma about % yearsnf agr, the fin
g.rs 1floe right hand cut oA by a Saw In, Who
sa his nanr is NELS N, aid That h belongs to
Mr. Daniel Johnson. OF Lane, ,ster District, about
25 ,ni es an:vr Camden. SssVSs{.
I he owners requested to oonezfotWard, prove
prop rty. pay charges an take hin awap.|f
HENRY S. EVELEIIH. Jaer
Fb. Q. Pr'sfr 8 81
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For the Ccmde;, Journal.


Mr. Editor: Your correspondent (Cit.sn) in last
wae's Journal, attempts to be very witty at my ox-
pcnee--Jul is no 90. lie has made statements SO
palpa5y erroneous, that any one, with half an eye,
sec his object. He evidently belongs TO the IN
Go;oer Garty, who are notorious for attempting, by
ach means to keep out orthc way tho real question,
10 draw of voters from existing evils, AMI impress
cm with the belief that twill no. benefit them 10
uakc Z changsr--lor although they should find ncn
% 'usry patriotic, and gerry anxious to distinguish
themselves as to como forward as candid lies" for
their sitifages, ii would he Just as likely to tend
20 evil as good" Dilnot the nembcra ofthe present
ounc;! coma forward and earnestly cntTeat that this
t:aat!cHs e5fce N GIT b bestowed on Il oGi2 HiTe
ey, in any ono p,;,;cu!7r sr Tn that it'iot'S1a
Ynich should bo exhibited by IN. chassn2
Citizen states that vast DeKa.b stree, has but sc
:en or eight huc@cs, occup.cd by many families
taJ cf sOi0m arc permanent residents, paying taxes
the amount Of Sl8. Is this broad assertion truv7
Or, on tie contrary, is il not we'll knowu, that there
ten residents OIL tIiis street, all # whom own
'rir dwellings, asseseed by the town, US worth
$4,000, and paying taxes of about $3.50? Aside
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tre only sum expended within the recollection Of
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ward ,rd cbcsnp,,, F,rr7n HIS mai had any al,cn.
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,,o cr.d;, n those vboro wc havc cnpowcrd 10 see
o.ho,, we oro v;,h;r fo,r ,rceks or he contest.
,,d thcs. A.. so l,,,d ,rcs,me no one wil have
h..,;,,,l,, ,.,;..- ,h,r, 6 :, M, ,;rne n
-, oi, Tho onso, and end.nvor, by ali homo abb.
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BOOTS AND SHOES,
Palm leaf NgtS &c.

nF FLEW NC, No 81, Hayne ST Charles
Il ION, S. C@(opposile Mrssfs. Fal,ar & Hays)
informs bis friends and the pubici that lie is now
receiving direct from the anniaciores. new and
spi, ndiI assortment Ut BOO IS and SHOES, ,of all
KIN Is, nd ted to the country tiade.
Also. rec ising-A fine assortment Of Nj n,s'and
Soy SPAIN LEAF HA is. and a fine ass..rt-
reJt of LADIES' md Misses hSTRA W sBONNETS.
AL of which, will be so on the most acconmoda-
ing terms -
Char rsi on, Jan. 90, 1912 cts
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Cotton CZnabUfgs,
ON CONSIGNMENT.

rElEIE subscribers have just rcceiveda few bales OF
4 Cotton .Oznaburgs on consignment, FROM tho
saluds Factory, which they nre authorized toscli ut
low rates AIso-Cotton Yarn and Cotton Sewing
Thread. |ONES ASSFSN".
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In E,csglfty--Aes'sisNsv E35s5ElCs.

John Cane, Exr., II. L. Can.ey VS.. John J
Bla;r-DIi for Rclicfand Injunction.
happening my satisfaction that the defendant
s;ohn J. Blair is absent from and beyond the IL
mits of this State. 1t is ordered that he do Plead
answer. Oh demnr to this Bill, within three
months from this day, or an order pro confessc
will BE entered of record against him. r..
J CANTEY, Jr Commr in Equity.
Fab 81 ISt2
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Notice.

'GiHONAS :. WOOD informs the citz"ns Of
Camden, th1t the report which has been indus
''ousy circulated ofhis leaving, is utterly lse.-
Hcintcnds to remain, and lopes that his :riens and
tie public generally. will continue TO favor him with
their patronage.
ai.rcI2 THOS. S. MOOD
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Taken up i'm santee Swamp,
Feb. g.

IUhCH UP.,.AI11H - =
sIh>lNE Square Bale stained Cotton, BRANDED
= yNS A. G somewhat .danagct ny the water -
The ow,"r can gstlh: same by application - 10 me
bs, rib, r. and paving the ex.ens.s OF iaiolhg
,t--aI.o t!e.cyp n.e, Of this advertisement.
Fulton Post Off,-. 8. @
~ DWARD kRouGHToN, Jr.
jan l9, 1872;
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T'HOS.. s. MOOD
aT3yiCe.

Notice.
sLLp persons having dem nds against the Es-
.A:tate Of Benjamin Gerald, decd. late Of Sum
er Dis,rcf, are requested 10 hand them in pro-
ery attes ed, within the time prescribed by law,
nd all indebted 10 the said Estate, will make
immediate payment TO.
w. J. GERALD, Admir-.
March g 1910
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MoyIr Ms1rEEs II i'HlLApELPHiA-'The
Tayoual Iaie;!igeHcer's Phllado!plIla corrcsFon-
ient writes
There are daily increasing indications Of a
crisis here involving the banks and all concern
81 with them. Tor some time past the banks,
with 4 few e&ceT.ionS, lave refused to receive
any deposits from new customers, or :le": dapos-
It's lram o!I customers in sums exceeding five
hundred dollars. Yesterday and to-day all the
banks except two possibly three, have fallen in
70 the rule Tie effect is manifest. But fir t,
rs to the cause; which is that the banks are
afraid to hold the notes of one another, which
are in circulation, being IN the city almost eXclu-
siveIy these of Two institutions. Now as to the
eject it is, OF course, to straage all the ordinary
monev transactions which require the in'arven-
lon ofdcposiis and checks, to increase alarm,
and 10 pave the way 20 a speedy explosion OF
system and Of the parties engaged in it, who,
having lost all faith in one another, can no long
or hope that the community W II have faith in
Any Of them. This end is also hastcned by po-
ltical movemcns-norc properly, perhaps,
movements no directed by any party influence,
but spurred on by th= times.
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.Vea W. SHOE. STOEsE.

fHNt1E subscribers hipejast opced, one door south
i of the Dug Store 81 James 4. MeKaih, anew
and handsome assortment Of l:-:
Boots and Shoes
of every description manufactured at the most ap-
proved establishments in Philadelphia and Boston.
~ They have also, fine assortinent Of Leather,
Sh,e Findings, &c, all of which. will be sold at
prices unusually low. Sa
Feb. lG. ALDEN g. co.
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OUTSIDE Row-"5am," said plauter to one
of his slaves "if you will contrive any way 10
prevent the destruction Of the outside rows Of
corn by the squirrels, will release you from
work one month" Sam mused while and then
replied, esuppose massa, you leave the outside
rows, and no plant en- at all; den squirrels no
trouble en-"
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Just Received,

a supply Of superior Sperm. Oil.
Mrrrh > j r MrKATN
Delaware Republican, and farmers', manufacturers' and mechanics' advocate. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-1843, 1842-07-13
Altered Notes.

We are informed by correspondent that
on Saturday last, in New Market, be
received from a countrynan in change IS
note of the Delaware State Bank, which
had every appearance Of being genuine, but
on being held up to the light, 1t was dis
covered to have been originally a 81 note,
the figure "SSD having been cut out Of
another note, and pasted over the figure
l" on each end. The word three''
in the body Of the note, was entirely erased,
which first led to the discovery Of the
alteration. Our correspondent was inform.
ed by respectable victuller. that there are
great many of these spurious notes in
circulation. -Shopkeepcrs and others will
do well to be on their guard, as the altera
tion is SO complete as almost to deceive
those perfectly acquainted with the genuine
paper.-Penn. Inquirer.
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REMOVAL.

VlklHr1IEIl4lltNG l@MtiR0lIIyEIro
w LILLIAN CAMPBELL, thahkinffo past
~ iavors, begs leave respectfully to inform
ms friends and the public in general, that he has
removed from No. 30 10 % Market Street, one
door below his former establishment, where he has
on hand, and is constantly making up a largo
and handsome assortment of READY MADE
CLo HING, suited to the Season, which he IN.
tends 10 sell low. ~ '"-
,ouperhne Coats Coatccs and Round Jackets of
all descriptions. A large assortment of Cashmere
and sa'tntu Pants. A handsome assortment Of
Vests, ' "
hlso-shirts, Stockings, Suspcnders, Handker-
chiefs, Stocks, Collars and Bosoms, with every ar.
ticle in the clothing line. -
Gentlemen finding their own cloth can have il
made and trimmed in the most fashionable stvIe'
and on reasonable terms ''hi
TfIe subscriber fatters HIMSELF that by strict
attention TO business and by selling low and en-.
deavor,ng 10 please, TO merit share of the public
patronage. '' p'''ie
p. Don't forget No. %, call in and examine
lot yourselves nothing charged for looking.
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WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
GROCERY STORE

HyHE subscriber respectfully Informs his friends
Il and the public in general, that he has pur-
chased the business stand, recently occupied by
John l.. Robcson, southwest corner Of Frort and
Market streets, together with his entire stock Of
Goods OH hand, and TO which he has added many
articles, well selected, and comprising every va.
rety Of goods in the line. Ho feels confident
from bis experience in business, that he will DO
able al all times to suit those that may 0fyor him
with ca II, with such goods as they may want, on
the most reasonable terms.
His stock consists of Porto Rico, New Orleans.
Muscovado, Haynnna, clarified, loaf and lump
sugars.
Co6ees-Old and green java, Maracaibo, Rio
Lagura, st. DOMINGO, SC.
Green and Black 1tas Of the finest chops, con-
sistine of Young Hyson, Imperial, Gunpowder,
Orange Pckoe, souchong, Pouchong and Rose.
favored in papers.
Choeolate-Homnpathic Bakers and Fell's LIST
and Cd quality.
Molasses--N Orleans, Trinidad. Matanzas, &c.
iedisins-In whole, half and quarter boxes,
blooms in whole boxes, and Smyrna in kegs.
oas-White winter strained sperm, white GALL
do do and common whale.
Iobaeeo-Bridgc's Honey Dew, Saunders IS.
fiat; Myers IS, plug; Sweets Ladies' Twist, Warl-
yick's s., les and 32s also Garrett's, Kern and
Sticncr's and Cooper's smoking tobacco.
SsSars-Princlpes, Uques, brown, half spanish
and common,
Candtes-Spcrm Is, 5s and g., moulds and dips.
Soops-Cluriicd and varicgated shaving soaps,
CASTLE, palm maottlcd, white, yellow and brown
washing, do.
Liquors, Wines $c.-=Rochelle, C,gnuc Brandics,
Bohen, Weosps Anchor Gin, Jamaica Spirits, Old
Monongahela Whisky, Port Sherry, Lisbon and
Teneriffe Wines, Cordials in great varieties.
Miseeiianeous-Spices in varieties, citron, cur
rants, English walnuts Almonds, figs rice, Sickles
and Masonic backing, Golsh's matches, Bakers
cocoa, Wa,son's soda and sugar biscuit, water
crackers and pilot bread Newell & Cos table salt,
pepper sauce, rose water, lemon syrup, sweet and
castoI oils, succory, percussion caps powder shut,
British lustrc, lamp wick, tie yarn, brooms, sweep
ing, scrIbbing aud dpsting brushes, flour, buck
wheat meal, sack salt. &c. &c.
To country store keepers this stock is one wor-
thy of ATTENTION, as it has been laid in at low
Prices, and will be disposed of on satisfactory
terms, WA. BIRD.
South West corner Front and Market sts.
June % iS42.
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Inc Burlington Iowa. Hawk Eye says
we understand by private letter from
Montrcse; mat Joe smith had had aquarrel
win Kigdon and Bennett. and that he had
surneu ooth the latter out OF the synagogue.
some hard swearing passed between these
saints during the quarrel. Benne tt threat.
ehea 10 write book, for the purpose of
exposing The rascallty OF this preterder to a
spirit Of prophecy. We hope tile schism
is incurable, as it is said to be-"
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hing should occur, DO sure you let Us
know.
"Dat me will, ssr,in," returned Cato,
as he passed out 81 the door 10 retrace his
weary steps to Mr.. Wynthop's, amid the
p eltings, OF the piiiless Storm"
= Upon the egress Of Cato the inmates Of
The humble dwelling Immediately retired
TO their seperate apartments, some Of them,
at least, not TO sleep, but 10 think Of the
CRITICAL situation of the fair Lucy, and TO
lay some plan to effect her rescue.
(Iobe Continued.
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From the U. S. Gazette Of Saturday.
LOOK OUT FOR TREASON.

"So"'ah VI riiuay Coutdileu
the following awful annunciation. What
10 the name of treason is comingl
CONSPIRACY AGAINST THE
PRESIDENT.
"To-morrow we purpose giving the de.
tails Of the conspiracy TO tear down the
Executive branch Of the Governments
The Constitution is in danger our freedom
is in jeopardy but still we hope and
believe the bastard plotters will be de-
leated. We believe that Mangum will not
obtain possession of the Government even
for an hour. He lacks too many of the
qualities of Cromwell, But there are
Others, not members Of Congress, of better
intellect than the avowed iplpeachers, who
will be astonished to find that we are
familiar with all their secret, selfish move
ments for months past, 1t is our intention
TO give the particulars Tomorrow. In the
mean tine, let all true men be prepared 20
stand by the Constitution
Now, of course, we are 10 have the real
thunder and earthquakes. Hitherto all
has been merely curds and whey, and, as
Sancho Panza was wont to declare, look to
your Constitution; gentleman-look to the
President-look to the Madisonian-all
are in danger. Look to your freedom:-
even that is in jeopardy. TIE Executive
IS to be Sc torn down." We want the
horrid disclosure.
Meeting with the above alarming Motif.
cation in in so respectable a journal DIS the
United States Gazette, we looked into the
Madisonian of Saturday for the details oil
this " conspiracy to tear down the Execu-
tive branch Of the Government !" and we
there found most absurd and preposter-
Gus story, the mere coinage of some disor-
dered brain, ola plan on the part Of the
Wings in Congress, in case of another
Veto, to declare the President to be inca
pable of carrying on the Government, and
to devolve the Executive functions upon
the individual who, under the Constitu-
ton, would succeed to the Presidential
office in the event of his death, resignation
or inability to discharge the powers and
duties Of that Office.
1t can hardly be necessary to say, for
the information of any intelligent reader,
that this story, with all its circumstances,
is altogether destitute of foundation, unless
it be perchance in some sportive remark
in familiar conversation, which has been
for serious suggestion. Ger
tain it is, that no design in anywise resem-
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The Crops of Missouri.

The St. Louis New Era Of the goth
says 3" Some Of our farmers have CON-
pleted their Harvest, and we are glad to
hear, from every quarter, the most satisfac-
tory accounts as to the quantity and excel
lence Of the grain. The Wheat crop will
be immense, and although 1t is quite GER
.'ln that the price will be greatly reduced,
the -S,4ffhttg from the farmer to the mer-
chant and TO each other"
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bling that imputed to the Wings in Con.
gress is entertained by them as party, il
BY any individual belonging to that party.
Dub Of what material the story hath been
woven would be an inquiry more curious
Ithan valuable. The whole story, from the
beginning to the end, is, the reader may be
assured, but "such stuff as dreams are
made of.''-Natio,aal lntelige,.cer cflNon.
fday.
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n ANCASTER RHEUM44yC MIXTURE
IL A certain cure for Rheamatsm. Lumbugo,
30. This ariiolo acts like magic--it hus-Dee5i.
tried In several cases within the short time have
mad II and has not failed to make an entire cure
IN single instance. Sold only by
=, 49, b. JOHNSON,
March28, 1912. Druggist, l79 Market At
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EALlCoEs AT HALF PRICE.-t,alicoes ,bs.
Owere selling short time ago for 25 cents. arc
now selling at l2a cents, at No 70 market st, by
Iny ~. s. ID, Ewes
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bins, should like to know the use of having such

bins, we should like to know the use OF having such
words in the dictionary"
Such are the epthets applied to portion of
our countrymen by the Commercial Advertiser
In the beginning of the Rhode Island difficult
ties we deprecated Mr.. DORIS attempt to take
possession of the government by force, and we
approved, and still approve of the course OF the
President to avert the consequences OF civil
war. We know that he was actuated by
sense of duty as well as benevolent feelings
but his sympathies were, and always have been,
with the Suffrage party. The majority should
rule-ay, aDiH rule-and he hoped that they
would soon obtain justice in peaceable man
ner. This was his object. But he has been
misunderstood, and unjustly censured. We
have much to say on this subject.
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FOR THE u. S. GAZETTE.

1.-THE ONE MAN PowER" is phrase, which meets
the eye in almost every newspaper open and seems
to be used expression of Teproach or of indgna
ton against the President, for awaiting himself of
constitutional prerogaiivc. Is it the constitutional
power" or the " one man" who exercises it, that
exctes the wrath of those among whom it popular
If the power were placed in other hands, would
hear any complaints of ITS abuse Let those who
vote for available" candidates think of this. Boston
Courier.
We desire to call the attention of the u. S.
burglary2