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ATTENTION RING OLD .4RTILLERIsTS s!
VOU are hereby commanded to be and
IN appear on The Public Square in Kalila,
on Saturday The 26ih day Of August, 10 per
form military duty. :
BY order Of The Captain.
J. L. BEAM, l,t Sergeant
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conceded will
with the best business and trading this section of the State
As would
half of the purchase money labor The road from Myers Mill ame
o. of
purpose opening Town
The the purchase
the to be secured the time of SALE
There cannot be doubt " this sale affords excellent opportunity for profitable
of land G the
richest quality and from market portion cannot be other
settled
for of enerprz and capital
8y HRICE, JH.VAII,
C. M. GODFREY, H.. G.
THOMAS COULTER
~ Ktda August l., 1912. 3S6d
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will attend In person or by Depty at my oficein Ka
da for the purpose Of receiving taxes until the Goth day
of Der ember. .is .aiF sifA a3 .ettH3.
will receive no hank In payment OF taxes except
State Bank Of Ohio and independent hanks OF Ohio.
AZ o. w. GRAWFIs Treasursr.
TREAspRER's OFFICE Putnam County, Ohio.
3 Kalida, Aug. 90, 1t4e. 8a4 sodw
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0 in
Ohio. situated miles Kd ID
Is
Rved tributaries and located 81 miles from mouth The Bcia
Fork Augla River down which
Of
al
TO
Auahe
be the
Gio
point ssof
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tive strength; that the votes for candidates
shall be by ballot, and majority Of all the
vo,es cast shall be necessary 10 a choice.
The committee on credentials reported
the names ofihe delegates from the several
counties in attendance.
On motion, the convention then proceed
edto ballot for candidate, to be supported
by the democracy Of this congressional dis
frct--to be supported al the October Elec-
iicn, Which resulted as follows:
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8. r. Motpof Auglaize,
B. NJ. Bennett Of Henry,

Secretaries-J. Mclean, Jacob Youse
G. ~. Andrews, and 9. "A. Hedges.
" I'd. The ratio Of voting in this Convention,
shall be as follows: One vote for every
twenty democratic votes polled in lS46 for
governor, and one vote for every fraction Of
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A.ltas "a RARE SPECULATION. "A + s5.i
SALE or ONE HUNDRED LOIS I'M THE TOWN OF
H "A WI DE- R.

FRIDAY TE FIRST DAY OF SEPTEMBER NEXT, D. lss there
will TO highest bidder
undd Lots in the Town Of Iamer located in Pudmg
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The Vgo company Of volunteers which
lately passed through Indianapolis for home
had but one Taylor man among them. -All
the rest for Cass and Butler. -
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.
nj Office is hereby gvienthltetth July term,
IN AID. l348, of The Court Of Commo Pleas,
in and for the County of Putnam, Ohio, Joseph
tate Of Conard Albright, late oil sad county, de-
ceased; and has given bond and qualified himself
to act as such administrator.
43 JOSEPH. STFKER, Admir-.
July25, i848 385dw
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MOST POWERFUL CURATIVE

of Pulmonary diseases in the whole rnnee OF
Pharmacy. The sale made in tho Western States
have thus far heen unparalleled; and the most
gratifying proofs Of its efficacy have beea receiv.
cd from every place where il has been used
thousands of fgdAn
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JAMES CUNNINGHAM, PresL
. l.. NAsM, @ s3'sta 5
alis +. O. LIE BLOND, 'g
J. CAssNA,
e8 59 G. M. GODFREY,
,gal WM. BLACKBURN,
THoMAs KEAR,
500 WM, X. DAceErT,
]. P.9DowNs,
JonN B. KrMMELL,
s. r. MoTT,
B. M. BENNErM,
s2 w. B. FELT,
Vice Presidents.
JERENIAH McLEAN,
CMAs. A. HEDGEs,
q. w. ANDREWS,
JAcoB YoUsE, Secretaries.
4
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Dwelling House.
To Rent, my. former ResidenceLor Fair street.
Sent. l3 q Ey7 tf9Za g w. ANDERSON.

For Sale OH AceommOda ing Terms.
9The premises at present occupied by the sub
scricer Also, Summer Residence at Kirkwocd.
Oct. 81. " &. MATHESON.i
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A River Plantation for Sale.

For sale, the Plantation lying on The west side
OF the Watcree River, within five miles d the TO N
Nf Camden formerly porti, ol The ES ale Plan
tatn ot Duncan McI2a, and known number
in the divisinn plat of that Estate. now in charge
of The subscriber. Thrse Lands are too well Known
to need especial description; they lie as well, and
are. as much beyond the influence ofhigh water
any lands upon the river, and good az The best
Every building on the place has hecn newly pu,
up, within the last four years. Two settlements,
one in the sandhils and one in the swamp, suhi-
cien:. for the ACCOMMODATION OF fifty c-rors, Gin
Hunse ard Screw, both new aud in good order.
The Tract, with the lands apperanng 10 it,
CONSISTS of III or 700 acres, 53l acres lying in
the swamp, 240 Of which are cleared. The whole
of the swamp is capable of Being brought into i'm
mediate cultivation, dying as high. for the most
part as the lands already under cultivaon,y the
swamp has been completely drained by The diver
sion Of the wafer courses;hat ran tIlrougM it.
An abundance of Ran, Timber, Immediately at
the edge OF the cleared land, and perfectly acccssi-
ble. -.
1000 or 1900 bushels of Corn anil? or 10000
lbs of Fodder would be sold will the place.
Terms made accommodating ,to the purchaser
''' EDWARD N. BOYKlN.
Nov. %. - AZ If
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E CIIesferYilie OhsarYer. -

80 CIestervt1le 0bserYer.
Tie rndsai1sdiproboses pSablh u@teoAEm'
conmsA, GhsaG III, SCI aSsstlE assgsPr
'"Sss W. dee deem nis,s It ns tie
be derived from DjstisrT NewsapcF GYd ekppHsSfF$
District better calculated 70 slap one than
an independent and nteigent population she d
hesitate momentto 6eee that her interests require
subscriber in the proposed undertaking. & - ~ -.
twill he aim in every instance TO make the Observer
acceptable to its patrons by giving such matter m
conceive to be of interest and importance; embracing the
latest news foreign political and domestic with Agcultu
ra Temperance, Religious and moral ethics &c. &c,,
In reference 10 our political course deem i only nee
essay say f.: the present, that beng
bh o feelings and interest with the South and Wg
shall resist with all our nigh the unjust and uo crusade
Of Northern fanatics against our Institutions and VII S
in any measure best calculated to secure rights
equality with The rest of the Confederacy a,S ,fia
TERMs.-Tbe Observer viii be printed On = shses q
Super-royal size, with new type, at TWO DOtItkss
with two months TO pay the aynnee money! and winin
six months TWO DOLLARS AND FIFTY CENTS, and
paid until the end of the subscription year.
DOLLARS - - -. - - -i,L-y z
We design issuing the Grst number as soon as
number Of subscribers is obtained 5j a. is.,rrs
We respectfully solicit Post Masters and al friends
throughout the State and elsewhere TO procure spbc
bers and forward their nam.' ., Q. BRlDWELIsJfe.
November 9th. 1S48 st; .. - ~ ~,
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Camden Hotel.

This valuable establishment now occupied by b.
p BoYD Esq is offered Tor sale an accommodating
terms. The buildIn. in lis arrangement and adap-
ta,on for Hotel. is OF surpassed by any in the The
interior OF the State and its contiguIly to the public
Offices and Railroad Depot, adds 10 its advantages.
Toany person disposed TO engage in keeping Hotel
a more favorable opportunity could scarcely be Of
tered fora profitable Investment not previous
ly sold, i, will he rented 10 an approved tenant and
possession given on tho Isl Jan'ry next.
Nov E. &. J. SHANNON.
0J'The South rolnian will copy till lst JAM
uary, and forward bill to his Office.
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To lie the Voters, of Lancaster District

n2Felloaps Chisens A. the suggestion o many
Of the friends of one of the prominent Cand
dates. for Sherif-JAMEs ADAMs-aud as
conceive, in justice to him, appear before you
in this way in order to put in my disclaimer to
adcertain, oljeciion, which is said I" be freely
urged against his election. 'Fhe objection is,
thar IN case he is elected, will have tn" man
ssenient and divide, at least, the profits during
his term; which say the ohjectors, will he giving
me the office Tor twelve consecutive years, mas.
much as was say they, de facto Sheriff nndeT r
flancock-aBd further, that ia. all likelihood
should that he the case, would again offer and
be elected in 1854 3Aand thus monopolize the
officetfor sixteen years. I .'.'f,.'
So fat frHow citizens from this Objection
having lie slsast foundation III truth, assert in
the nimosi sincerity nf my heart, that "ere II
legally a,tnssihle and MORALLY certain. that |
ct,uid sfe re elected in January next. | would
fint accept the offi:e-I am as you are aware,
getting old and have lahored hard and ass'u.
o,lsly (if mol Eithfnl!y) first and last, in either
the Clerks or Sherif~s Office (ior eighteen
years, and he who knowsany thing 0t the cares
'af,pub!ie Iif;, well know how 10 appreciate my
iAsife TO rest awhile, at least from my labors.
If therefore would not serve in the Once as
principals {anf IItruA you will give me the
credit uf eandnur.) am sure would moi in The
cspacfiy =of Clerk or in any other subordinate
way. With equal sincerity, assert, ! am
neither immediately or remotely. directly or
indirectly Interested ,inthe election. As am
about 10 go out Of office shortly. aud having as
I conceive replied ceuclu<ively to The "hlec-
tiort9 4: will avail myself nf the present occa
sion to:cxprcss ms heartfelt and sincere graft
tnde and Acknowledgements to my friends and
fellow citizens CIR their many substantial ex
pr-x,iott,,sF of confidence and favors which they
have bcstowrd upon me-I can never forget
,hem-;nor can hope ever to req"i'e them if
have been at any time evilly spoken Of 'r
nnjustiy suspected by any, freely !orsive then;
.if ! hare given any occasion s"io speak, l,l"pe
'fnr forgivrness-as am conscious OF this "nr
thing--i, never Intentionally desired t" inlure
any, Safice il TO say. if have been =" for'u
nate as to deserve the confidence of my fellow
citizrns. aud should / ever have reason to be:
Iexe they, desire L ewal of my services.
shall euer hold myself bound TO obey.
ov.'is;6. IiSass,@ IiSs.ss. r - - -
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Land for Sale.

The subscriber offers for sale his plantation on
Granny's Quarter creek, twelve miles above CAIN
den OF the Lancaster road
The tract conlaIrs about 500 acres, 100 Of
which, is first rate swamp land, the balance good
oak and hickory land about 80 acres are cleared,
under good fence and in high state Of cultivation.
On The premises are good frame dwelling,
with all necessary outbuildngs, together with a
Gin house and Screw and Blacksmlth's shop, &c.
TO an approved purchaser, the place will be
sold Oh very accommodating terms.
w. r. YOUNG.
Nov s, 1913 4j 81
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DOMESTIC INTELLIGENCE"
Those who. wish 10 supply themselves with
First Rate Domestic Goods
Are requested to call at The subscribers. a.
NEW CASH STORE,
Second door below Mr.. H. I.evy's, and ascertain
the prices ofthe following articles
IA and s-4 hlea. Homespuns and Long Cloths
IA and 4 bro. do l..,..
6.4 and l2.4 bleached and brown Sheetings
BIearhed and brown Cotton Drills
Bed Tickings, Of superior quality
Blue Denins and Coionades
Marlborough stripes and Apron Checks
Red Flannels, plain and twiIled
White Lancashire and Welsh Flanuels
Whitney and Duiile Blankets
Negro Blankets, very cheap
An assortment OF Negro Cloths, &c. &c.
Alo which he guarantees as low as they can
be found.
THE COTTON GOODS,
He would particularly call attention to, having pur-
chased since the recent
DECLINE IN THE COTTON MARKET,
And offered at prices which cannot fail to suit
the most economical purchasers.
Nov. 8. JAMES WILSON
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SSu3LJSLrAGJEoSSIL ~
On an improved Plan.

MR.. HAYDEN respectfully announces to the
citizens Of Camden, that he will give thorough
Course Of Lessons in Penmansp, on the Semi
Angular System, during which the principles of
n ing on this plan will be taught. This systeT
is more EASILY acquired and more rapidly written
than any other The object, in learning to write,
is permanent impression, and with proper lention
on the part of the pupil such impression will be
warranted, or no recOmrenSe required
Persons GeSironS of Improving their writing, will
please call at Davis's lloicl this week. where
great variety Of specimens will be exhibited.
Nnv - If d5
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very large and varied assortment OF fresh
Winter Calicoes, American, French and English,
fast colors, bought unusually low, and offered at
prices that cannot fail TO recommend them, iIclu-
ding variety Of "A French printed Cambrics.
Gentlemen's Department. g..
Black Broadcluih Black Satin Vestings
do French Doeskins Plain blk. cravnts and stocks
do French and English Fancy Cravats O..
Cassmeres Silk Pocket Handkerchiefs
Fancy striped and check do lCc,nn half Hose ut all prices
Mkt all wool Tweeds Aferno Shirts and Drawers
Rough and Really Cassi. Cotton do do
Fashionable tur and Mole
Sattinctts, plain and fancy skin Hats .."
PLANTATION Stuf, assorted Salin cloth and fur Caps
Fancy Cashmere and Yalen. Boys cloth Caps style
ca Yestings
READY-MADE CLOTHING.
Tweed Goats, at all prices Black Satin Vests
Cloth do do cloth do
Black Dress and Frock do Fancy cashmere do
Overcoats assorted Plaid do assorted
All fresh from the North, well made and fashiona-
'hlg cut. Also, a superior stock Of ready made
Shirts, together with general ssdrtment of such
articles as are usually found in country store, all
of which will be marked low, and offered to the
public as specimen Of the Cash System.
JAMES WILSON.
Oct. 81. al If
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Camden Male Academy.

Mr.. X. &. ALLlSON,a Graduate Of Chapel Hill,
y. e., who has been engaged in teaching for four.
teen or fifteen years, aud who has in his possession
TESTIMONIALS obtained from t"c highest sources, Of
his qualifications as Teacher, will take charge of
the classical department OF the Camden Male Acad-
envy. The English and Mathematical studies will
be taught by Mr.. l.. McCandess. 1t is the earnest
desire Of both these gentlemen TO establish large
and furnishing Academy. If the citizens will
come up to their assistance. this may he done.
Nov B. iJ At
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' New Books.
Smiths New School Geography with Maps and engravngs
in one volume qrlarto. 4 new plan
Perkins Higher arithmetic designed for High Schools.
Academies & Colleges; in which some entirely new prn-
cples developed, and many concise and easy rules
are given, which have never before appeared in any
Arithmetic ....
Perkins Elementary Arithmetic.
Thonpson's Mental do e ,.:
Elements of Geography, with practical applications, de-
signed for beginners by g. r. Perkins Professor Of athc
mates
Wilson's Juvenile American History.
Nov. ~. a #.
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= South Carolina. ..,
KERSH 4 w DIS TRfCT.

Nv I1T or Z 4 . - -TJ' =
Margaret McCaskilland Samuel P. Murchison, vs!
Daniel McCaskill and others Bill for sale sef
Land. - '.' - q! s,,.,.r.s,
1t appearing TO my satisfaction that, 'Satah M
CaskI, one OF the defendants TO this Bill resides
beyond the limits of this Stale: 1t is, on Inori6R
of ]. NJ DeSaussnre, ,Compainants S6licitof, or
dered that the said Sarah NJ eCaskili do answer,
plead or demur to this Bill within three Hnonths
from this ate, or an order pro confesso will be en-
tered against her. ~ I 'ss,,
October 18Th AZ l,..rs.1-r 3m aits
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New Fall Goods.

The subscribers are nuw receiving ard opening
their Fail stock Of Goods, consisting, in part, Of
Latest stye nf winter Sattines; Vestinss
goods, for ladies' wear rfavats; Stocks
Alpaccas Suspenders
Bomhazncs Bed Tick
Ginghans l.Inseys
Prints Flannel; Blankets
Shawls B!ca. and bro. Shirtings
BroadcIoths Hose and half Hose
CassiIneres; Twccd5 Gloves
a complete assortment Of Ready made Cloth
j. U; Dre-s, nerino, lambs wool and silk Under
shirts; ladies' Vests, fashionable Hats; mems and
boys cloth Caps, dc. =.
TO which they feel confidence in rvitng the
attention Of their Gust mers and The public, both
as regards quality and price.
A. NJ. g. Il. KENNEDY.
Scnt. 90 SS ----.
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Daguerreot,pe Likcnesses.

You that have beauty. should to C"burn take it,
You that haze none, should 90 aud let him make it.
Dannrilie Register.
4. COBURN, has opened Daguerrean Gal
lerv over tie Post Office. and invites the Citizens
Of Camden 10 call and examine his specimens, and
Judge for themselves of lcir ar,iS.ica merit ANY
person sitting fer their picture, nced not take ii,
unless Satisfactory:
Camden, Nov. lIlh, 1918. # 46
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New SyStcnl!!

The subscriber having determined to change his
system Of doing business on the LIST of January
next, will dispose ef his present stock for cash at
small advance OH New York cost, and on a credit
to be paid by the first of March next at greatly
reduced prices. His stock is very complete, and
worthy the attention of all who wish 10 get large
quantity of goods for small amount Of money.
All such, are invited 10 call, as he is determined
not to be undersold-cther for cash or on credit.
L w. BONNEY.
N. B. Cotton, Corn, &c, will be received at The
high, st market prices in payment of old debts.
E. WI
Nov 3 46 If
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MRS. GOGDLAD'S
Fashionable Bonnet Store.

New Goods just received, consisting OF Ribbons,
Bunnets, FIuwcrs, Capcs, Cardinals, Gloves, &c
open and ready for sale at very low prices for cash
or to puuctual customers. Mrs. q. particularly
recommends them as being the most fashionable in
The market.
" Bunncis cleansed, altered and trimmed so as
to render the most skilllul judi gcS unable 10 tell
them from new. AT the store formerly occupied
hr DR.. A. Dc Leon. Oct Ia
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Ayrc's Cherry PectOral,
For Cougks, Colts and Consump, ion

For Coughs, Colds and ConSUmplon.
Just received full supply of Ayers Cherry pccorul
truly vanabc REM EDl inr coughs. colds and all aiec
ors of Tie lungs Medical Colleges and the Profession
generally have given it the mos, fatering reception, its
ingredients and mmlr Of preparation having been publicly
and fully iaI open 10 tlcir Inspection, II is po"eriul
and efficient remedy in aggravated disease, and in dmin-
>rd d of the piri,s ATTEST safest aid best family
medicines in Use. For sale in Camden BY JAMES Nc.
kAIS. Druggist. Oct, Is.
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4 fresh supply.

The subscriber has uSt received new supply
of superior Family Groceries, consisting Of Loaf
lump, crushed and brown Sugar, Coffee, Tea, Mo-
lasseS, RICE smoked Salmon, Mackarel, (n whole
ana half barrels and kits,) llerrings, smoked Beef
sugar cured Hams, Irish Potatoes AIIspcc, Pepper,
Ginger, Cheese, Sperm, Adamantinc and Tallow
Candles, and great variety of other articles, in
his line, all Of which will be sold very low for cash.
Oct. 81. A. T.. ALLEN
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3. y. DICK son,

Commission Merchant and CcneraltAgcnt,
No l57, East Bay, Chorics'on,. S. e.
Respectfully announces TO the public, that he
has commenced the general commission bus.
ness at the above place.
Al! business iIirustcd to his calc, will receive
immediate attention.
~ Bile will also attend to receiving and for-
warlng gnudS. Oct. 70.
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Attention Cavalry.

The 5h Regiment. Sd Brigade Of Cavalry will
assemble in Columbia at O'Clock, p. Nj. on the
l2lIl oi December next. TO pitch camp and be fully
equipped for duty for two days. The Officers and
Staff attached to the Regiment will assemble at
the same place and lime fully equipped for duty.
by order OF Col. Ancrum,
K. ii. GOODWIN, Jr. Adj't.
Columbia. Nov 4. As 0t
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Notice.

All persons are forbid helping themselves 10
Bricks from my Yard. will take pleasure in at
tending to all who may want Brick, and return
them thanks for their patronage.
G-The person or persons who helped them
selves last Fall to some 5000 Bricks nave neglec.
ted to report, which hope they will do soon The
person who did the same thing last week will con-
fer favor by reporting to ME the amount taken or
paying for them.
IF. SUTHERLAND.
July &c 80 II
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Fifteen Dollars Reward.

Runaway from the subscriber in SePlemhcr last
4 negro woman of copper color, 4S or 5O years
old, about S feet inches high. She wore of, IA
plaid dress and calico bonnet; she is probably in
Camden; or in the neighborhood Of DIR. Ford. from
whom she was purchased. | will give the above
reward for her delivery to me near BecklamvIile,
Chester D,..rci, or ten dollars for her confinement
in Jail so.tEat get her.
Nov 2J J. n. STROUD.
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OYSTERS! OystcrS!!

The subscriber having made arrangements TO-
receiving daily supply Of Trucsdell's Oysters,
is prepared to furnish ihetu either Dy the paie or
quart lower than they have heretofore heen sold IN
this place. ~ 49, W. B. CAMPBELL
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Chairs sc.
For the Season.

"A fresh supply OF the genuine l.nbns Extrait
Jockey Club, Boquet de Caroline, Extrait Mousse
line Vervene, Rose, Palchuuly and Orange de
Portugal; IIaueI's Lusral Hair Restorative. sha'
wing Cream. &c, Maugenet s. C"udray's and E
Ro; sseI's PhilocomLc, an elegant preparation of
beers marrow, for the hair; Edr's liedyosmia; Pa
,cy's Extract of Verbena; IIaual's Eau de Venus
and Nymph Soap; Cleveand's superior Cologne
Water in pint bottles. together with n fire assort-
ment of Combs, Brushes, Toilet Powder. &c. &c.
lust received at CLEVELANDS.
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200 bushels of corn, nhre or 'ess, 5000 lbs. of
fodder more or less, one grey mare and colt, one
bay mare, wagon, l5 head of sheep, 8'..ead of
cattle, IL head OF hogs, and one TT OF shucksie-
We'd on and to be- sold as the property Of the de-
fendan,, at the suit of John J. Schroter vs. John
Holly: ~, ~
1.-THE above property will be sold atthe residence
of the defendant on the second day Of sale, except
the horses, which will be sold 'at the court house
on tie frs, day Of sale: [l.5O] 49,, ,'rsso.g n
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Fresh Arrivals.

The subscriber is receiving and opening large
and varied stork of Fall and Winter Goods, con-,
sisting Of Dry Goods Of every 'deschptith,, Harda
ware, Groceries and Crockery, which Will be sold
for cash or punctuat custom 7, as low as they can
be hrd in this market. C:MATHESON.f
October dth 1873 90, ''f'''tf -
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1848-11-22
Head Quarters,
LOWER BATTALION, !

Head Quarters,
LOWER BATTALION, !
s2Np REGIMENT, S. c. NJ.
ORDERS No. 3. ~ ....ss ...'-..
l. This Battalion is hereby ordered assemble at Cam
den ut 10 o'clock, A. VI. Tuesday December the 18th,
armed and equipped for Drill AMI Review.
= The Ol,frs aliG Non-trmmssoncd Officers will As.
scr,bIc the day prev the hour for Drill
3 CAPTAINS aud Companies charged with the eHten-
sion Of tllis order.
a, .. JOS q kERSifAW
1t. Col. COM. Battalion.
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