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AMERICAN OCEAN STEAMERS.
The uioneer Of Yankee Ocean Steamers
hcNlNal OF Our Maritime RiGhts.

Inc he's" Leary announce that on Saturday, Au-
fut w. thW VII dispatch the steamship Circss.i.n.
with Captain Fd. Ciyendy IN oommsnd m Rr,me,-
via Southampton, and thus open our ooe,n .,e,rn
service, which Tor tho last four ys,r, b.. no, b,er.
rtpro'ented In Atlsntio trantportatlon .ervlc. For
some time previous to the var our mail, and ,hs
majority Of al passenger traffic uas ca lad upjey
tho Brisish nas, and whom tho rebellion bcsan a ..
sume large proportions the German, and Frsnehmeu
came In and became the competitor, Of tho ayah-
eious hmcn, -ho gloried In tho fact that nos
one American ocean steamer could be found 10 veu-
,uro ouL lest It would be seized by an snsio-r.tes
pirate. Their svarice, seconded by their impuienes
soon made them matters Of the situation, and thev
have been reapins tho benefit. Of our disasters, But
how appears practical proof that wo are soon TO con-
test this business and again our flag will cover our
malls passengers and fair portion Of the ffelsht
This nov line bosus without any aid from tho Gov
ernment and will endesvor 70 build itself up on .
true mercantile and popular basis Everything will
DO done ,o insure comfort, safety and ,peed This.
hr't step towards the establishment Of American
ocean steam communication will no doubt attr.nt
general attention and alarm the Europeans but /, 10
hlsh time tho country began to assert liz right. on
the ocean and II L. indeed, only necessary for our
mercantile community to nerve Itself up 10 the work
TO establish the supremacy Of the American oyay
foreign steam vessels
Our ooAsrINo rRADras
Inc new screw steamer III. q. Haser, Captsin
Wsdsuorth, sailed Of , O'Clock YESTERDAY for Nev
oreanA with large passenger and freight list This
Hsser Is Ills tons register. She has three dscis.
and carrying capacity Of about 1eOo bales Of cotton
The screw steamer Monterey, Captain Furber, also
sailed for Now Orleans at the same time She 10 isOO
tons register and fine vesse and took large freight
~
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Tho Manchester 1iurder-AddIt;oruI De-
Inils.

The Hartford TrsLs OF Tuesday, contain, some
particulars respecting the horrible murder 70 the
VILLAGE Of Oakland, Coan. Oh 'ha ight Of Monday:
Thoush the victims were murdered With IN ava
they we're efot abr ed IN revere places with hutch
er knIe, The GiO'hsfa tGcC y , cut in tsouith A
poNo. blow fou the aEo, sh,eh divided Tic n1.e
clostSise, and cut oIen the face entirely acrusI
.Rsh nj through the botes Of the uppaT law end
cheeks, Owe. tno rrht Z, Nas ano her cash rom
the axe sinking through the skull aud lno The bI
and there was another which cut {, ,en the ,lde and
back Of 'he head, aId also gJeat "a near the rrh
temple. Besldes thee wounds, there were 9th
srs MADE ~ butcher knife-one through ths
lower part OF the chin, the blade penstTAting
keep into the throat one deep into tho riRbt
breast and another deep one In tho left breast Ia
the daughter piesented Btill more shocking .igbf
Her right {, was entirely gone. The aye had cut a
terrible gssh acToss tho brow, eye aud cheek evident
ly at one blow letting out all Of tho eye breaking in
the skull, and cleASins down TO the cheek bone
Above the right eye, near the top Of the fore
another fearful cash from the axe snkins INTO lie
brain and she vas stabbed throush the bosom With
tho butcher knlf 1hs first information Of the muir
den r1 given by the son, Albert STARK weather, al 4
o'clock He came 70 Mr. liorsc0 White's a Rh-
Dor, ratiline or rather falling heavily against the
back doorl and arousing tho nmates Mr., White ran
bed on hIe. He took the led out and put q Out Of
the window. Then ho vent up 10 the wo-
White found the bed all In o blaze and tho bedroom
covered wlth blood. hs hnsd w EllA sRa l0uad hsI
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The Cholera In Eaypt.

The Alexandria correspondent OF tho Boston An
NfR1IsER under date Of July 9th, says
The ravage, Of tho cholera continue In Fgypt. al
thought there has teen some abatement IN tho
anly numbef Of deaths reported In Alexandria
lhcse attained their msIimuin the ID inst, when
the number uW two hundred and twenty EIGHT two
day, afterwards tho number had fallen 10 one hun
one hundred and forty-two Tho American comTnu-
NIFTY Nhich had happily been spared during the int
three weeks Of the prevalence Of the disease, has
ceased 70 enjoy immunity. ON tho 9th inst, died At
mablo American missionary. The Iamented lady
has sealed with her life n long nad uscfni seryica
Win her husband In foreign lands. ON the 9th, MI
A, Z fange AL died, Greek by birth, a citizen OF
resident o. Alex andrla for NE laSt ten wears or no
lie WH ~ an OF Intelligence and OF hlsnieless onaf-
acter Neither OF tha.o deaths, believe, il assigned
10 cholerh yet IA they occurred alto short and sud
ath ,iln,ises u may DO supposed that the disease,
Whatever IL was, was aggravated by the state
OF the atmosphere inridentsl to tho o.
erce of cholera Tie English misslcnhrv, tie
hev. M. IAeder had died In Caiio FROM the ints-
roI ihe most distressing accounts sfs brought At
Cairo me deaths daily a'e stmii led | the official re-
ports N number i've, sN and sovep hundred, and In
many OF the inland 'llAica shsre the native popu-
lRton 10 without attendance, The morality has teen
itiul. Astrone north wind which pTeyailod dur
ns no present week has doubtless leon the cause ~
TIE imp ovoment at hlexnu tia and the telegraph
announces tue rlfe OF 'he vi Ia the upper country
strong hopes are enttltained that when lLe wave
reaches the Delta, atsyo ite effect may be psoduted
by hupdlng the low and sih nant ground. More than
tbTtY thouand people have ieft Alexandria, ana tte
cepnrures continue b. every 9 eGmship. Hut one
American vessel tLe CansdA, o; Bath, IsmaIns H.
pot aud abe clear tomorrow 10 frrllnl. / am
AL.e TO aid for the p1st Ivy the Fieuoh stanmshipL
that the numlor OF deaths rom clo.e.a u A.o1aIdfN
ye'te. day Ouly o., 'ch gives much uncOuTLge-
ment. An amelOIbuon h reported At CaiIo.
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SteuntFs tnteFrcpteG-tTowds Cath rfu N
at Hearts Contsnt-The Atlantic ( abIc.
Etc.
Hearr' Content. n. r, AUG /, ria i'pv Bay,
Aug 9.-The steamship Hibernia, from tilAseo- on
the sSd July, for Nev iors. Intercepted oil Cap.
Race At O'clock. Tiesdsv Afternoon. and the CITY Of
Dublin, from Liverpool 9ed via Queenstown, for Sev
York. VI" intercepted on the ,smo point an honr
later. Their nsss h anticipated By the Asia. At
Halifax
Crowds are beginning TO gather here from all part.
OF he isand- to witness tho landing Of the Atlantic
cable, The weather s unpreoedentedly fine. The
Grss. Eaiern vas 70 leave N.entis Bay on Monday
morning, July 94ih. The favorable weather enccur-
ages hope ,hs, the cable seross the Gulf Of St. IAy-
renee will he rot In working order In day or two
1spt Bsy, N. y, Aug. s-The steam yacht Cisr.
CiaritA With Engineer Everetts party on board,
arrived hare this morning Tho weather 1. hne, and
the elements most favorable fer the prosecution
OF the work Of underwriting and repairing the teo-
graph cable scrcss the Gulf Of b. lawrence
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yniet ne ,uri.diction, which unfortunately A.,

under its Jurisdiction, which unfortunately ar,
found under the flag and dominion OF ,bc
.o-ehled empire Will be slloN cd the term Of tveiye
days 70 depart and carry their effects A. e.st M "a
sasues dhvnt from said city. All those WI f,iioS
the so-caned imperial governmtnf, noTie,t ne mis-
opportunity Of showing that they are 10, II Net css
yl be consiue ed traitors and their good. co'i,cs "a
for the benefit Of the nations treasury The ne
eSnoeded VII expire on the fbth instant at,r ~ ca
time no pctsou can leave MAtanoros viLhout iucnr.
ring the penalties established.
To ocunterset the Influence OF the procltn s,Ion,
General heJ's has ordered that no peron b. siou Cd
TO leave haismoros under any pretence whatever.
without hTst obtaining . pass fruIn the military au
thoriues
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To..l Ieg.l Tenter, IN cireul.,Ion. ioss 2sa B.
General Washington Items.

Wsshtn0toTL Aug. s.-Tbs man brought hither
from the West whom some supposed ,o he John II
Burrst said in quarters whore tho truth 10 known,
70 be some other individual. His real nAmo is thus
far Kept secret Tho STAR says;
A. twenty minutes past ten o'clock thj, morning,
repoi ted to be John II, surrstt in charge Of Capt
bmth, OF the Second Y. 4. Artillery, and Provost
.erreant and thee men Of ,ho lsoih ilinois Req.
ment. lie Wa, heavily iIoned, and his arrival .,
the depo, vas immedis,ey escorted 70 carriage and
lnsrsham ordered him 10 bo committed 70 the Old
Capital Prison. lie y. arrested in Memphis on
suspicion oi Ssips John nv" Il s1rr.st % No has Ia
been intimsted, but on the charge Of hsy-
Is said that the evidence asains, hirn Is very
conclusive. He give, hi, name ss John 3. Ryan. and
states that he is from TEXAS, and hss been captain
IN the Confederate service. He bears . singular
resemblance IN features TO the surra,t iAnily but
positive thst this man Ia not him The prisoner is
sre,sed IN srey With llght coored slough hat and
and sisader Ins, lishi sandy hair, comp Tion,
slightly Tecsled, light bue eyes sharp nose: rather
lonf and has the the knuckle of the little hnrer Of
the rlshs hand shot OF apparently by ball.
The fIes dent still continues TOO III to receive vsi.
tors and attends to but little public business. His
health however l. gradually improving.
There 10 no truth In the report In circulstinn In
parts Of the country that Ibe Ave dollar note Of
the National Banks had been oounterfeited. After
the frst nstament Of notes had been Issued 70 soma
fye or sI OF the banks ,t organized sight change
made IN the lettering and minor detail. Of the
Eve dollar notes which for the variation nov
seen betSeen the fyes first issued and subss Iuen
snes.
Brif.Gen. o. o. Howard, late Major-Ge IN IN,
Volunteer force, hH been bleyeted BaJor-Genersl
In the Regular Army to date from the Both OF March
for gallant and meriorous services.
Al 40 ~ - a
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From tho Rio Crrsde Frontier-A Procln-
natiss by Cortinss-Iiis Troops Near

The steamer Evening Star brings the intelligence
from the Rio Grande Frontier that ne Leon. the civil
Governor Of Tamaulipaa 10 at the head Of about eve
hundred men In that State, doing the enemy no in
jury but refusing to recognize the authority Of Cor
tinAs who 10 . regularly commissioned Bhesdler-
Gener.a and assigned " the command Of all the btr
al troops operating on tho Rio Grande, by Nesroe,
the Minister Of War and General In Chief Of the
republican armies. Cortina compelled Lopez TO
eyacuste CAmArgo few weeks aRo and now holds
them 70 fast In hatarnorn that they dIo not chow
their headt outside the iortihcat except Ia for
miua able bodies. Cortinags men are nov, and have
been tor month. past, within fon one TO ,S miles OF
.ttack. Cortinss has Issued = declaration under
the date, "ReIubNc OF Mexico, Constitutional Amy,
mp Of ChantAnes, l5' July" that for 'he Pur-
poso OF sord ing ity 10 those per.ons RESIDING IN
places not occupied by the enemy, and -
the guorrillas from parties q Tobbers' Is declared
That all armed forces found in tho nor .hern
OF he state, bearing the chaI actsr Of Iepublicans
who have not the legal suthor EAton OF tie general
government OF Of Cortinss, val be eonsldei cd ban
dts, and will be apprehonded and punished In
fomity with the laws. And for the more exact COM
psnee with these orders those who are without this
eredential or authority VIII sppy ior ava OBTAIN II
within the perempory period OF three days
Cortinas has aso Issued proclamation TO the eiti-
Lens Of Matamoras "in accordance with ns ruetions
from Gen. Negrete Secretary Of War and Gene
Chief Of the army operating against invaders and
traitors, and TO give opportunity 70 all loyal hexi-
can, to depart with security from those points and
places occupied by the common enemy" The proela-
nation, In effect Is a. follows,
All communication between the port OF hatamoras
and all other ports Of this state 10 e!osed.
Every individual who may be found going 10 or
coming from said port viii be sppIehended and tried
by military court martial traitor 70 the ooun-
Try; and all his effects will be eonhscated, according
70 Law.
All Inhabitants Of MstSmOru and those plaess
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still alfre, thoush bathed in blood and presenting
shocking sisht. As he l'Ned hor bloDdy are spf,ed
of upon tho floor. lie Ag1t soi Mn. Stnkvestl,es
of the bed, and finding her dead, placed her won
the floor The dying Fila he carried IN his arms TO
a, bach window In the adjoining room, ii ord.r 70
rith otbst. baJ .,rised1 a, onsc 10, das,o, ~,
Toe poof girl died In a few minutes Her blood COW
srtd the vindow-sill on which she rested and ths
moor near by Several Circumstance Induce ths
bchCi that Albert vss the III Irdcrer Anchor tho
oiy "A that - Me- =. was witness against the ne-
tl,H AVE Fuller, OF that VILLAGE, In the poisoninR
80 a,e a.ey triei, she was murdered out Of revenge
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Havana aud Mexico.

huyu hno san b0mtuAus
stssmship Easle, Lawrence. from Havana July
foth, l p. n. arrived here this morning
,co~,..,o.s.,,h "a.
heN 1u'p w. JuaAn 4, nlsmin' Mte eecfe-
49,. VI o'"'e 0' no eou'oern ooniederacy srrved In
- .'o oa .us 4e'n' "oih Nsseeu. mVtnieA
-. I. s'u y, An escaping "O'n f'o''oA' oe'ns
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,eHo'noi' i"o DNi'e''nA Hi''' 'o'eF
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.HO. ne' nous slu sHp'' n T. d tsuies"u'
~, ooo',,a', 70 ~ U'"'
O os'As ~ Ueins p'epaieo 'o' oen'ep ",he
e., $50" ,1.lOi'.iee iso - ., "ls.U oue'uA.
.-p'' o'''.H' .'',eu ooioes 'ni' inoinins' H'a
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i"osie -e 1e pIonnsoa nov ash sue p'oee no,'
.eea ennuca Tue war I" tns Ssr'h' OF mo al
vi nieNn'''' inc heh'n OF havsns prv good
hrrS
He 'A Lihhhi- rueoia, CALLS 'o' eon'cs
'" " ,ne "hoto pcopis 70 aeciae either 'or the en-
pn'" ue rpophc- ana tninAs tnst py sns means
f.. OF ~" Win 'he United s"'~ WI DC e'sd-
81 :. non'erey 's oooupied on 'he HI OF June By
Is".n ".''- uno,' '.~h'insS Inc commander
a, =, y '" =" Nn'
-, -" y ,'.. e'. .-'ou.1 % ue"'e'sa up
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Al ,he I,urbid. uo,sl in ns,ioo an IN. ik,h a, mi,
Tho Con,,itu,,on.l Goverpor of I.ov,r C.liforni.
Who "a. uupoo.,d u favor ,hs rmoir. h.a r,.olv.d
N ,,,,,. a. a. rr.,.t.oe t..,tn. a.. .ox.r.r,t
eh.,,. a, lbs, I,,or,o p.d,,n A rr.noo- u.,i..u
.,ped,ton "a. pr.n,-n, a. "a ,h,,h., ..d La. az,
the ,,.,s Of AFFAIR. thar.
I.,,,r, from T.nIo ,.v ,h., m. MAJ, and y.,,,
Indi.n, b.a ,.bsllss .x,in., An. Jn.,., :,
sonor. Ps.s.ear. rui,.r, opsr,,,on, .,,,n., Al.
rebel, I'm sonor, and sin.lo. vs,. 10 h. oomm.nc.s
dIr,e,ly .f,eY ,hs rain, ,...cn cs..ea
Tbe MEXICAN aoy.rpm.p, :, si,,l a, An. s,h n
July. ,e,red The American sohoonc, winl.m C,.~
ford, owned In Brooiyp, N Y ON ,u,p,eion Of ,mu,.
Cling. Her Master, steyena and all the erev vers
taken save one This one managed TO 10, away. and
arrived here In the British schoopsr Florida Ths
othes we're tai On TO Merida and confined tbcre Ths
whole cargo, valued al s%o,ooa vS disohsrsed. and
ali tha, could be found axans, ,hs vessel va fev
pounds Of powder
FROM sAs DOMINGO.
By the steamer Pelayo We have rscsived later
news from ssn Dominro Nine women vere amons
the prt,onorr made by General osndors ON sy.cu.,
ing the capital and held a. hostages. OF tb... the
Misses TaIros and ohsr .die, Of rood f.mili.. ara
EXCHANGED on the iTth for spanish prisoner held by
pomiuicsn, II VA sxresd 10 hold a ecuersl ar.
change Of prisonsr, on the 2sd
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Twnvr hundred bales OF cotton passed Cairo,
L., yesterday, mostly for Cincinnati.
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From Newfoundland.

Steamers Iutercepted-Crewdsc Cath. .rius
at Hearts Contsnt-The Atlantic { abIr
Efr "''s
The weekly union record., 1865-07-29

SENDING 4 Box TO EvGLAxD-The
Tribune tells the following incident which took
place at the reception Of General Grant in
New York:
During the passage. long haired southern.
looking gentleman, who, from the bueness Of
his nasal appendage, probably hailed from
Acadia, excited the anger Of a brawuy Irish
man, by asserting. in very offensive manner.
that General Grant was smaller in mind than
in person. and the General Lee had Invariably
whipped MIN. It's false said the Irishman,
coo.ly. SRI sir !, exclaimed the ehivalrlc-
gentlemen. fUmbling 10 his breast. where be
pretended to have concealed weapon. Are
you Soulherner ? asked the lr-hman. I
am replied the other. with pompostr. Are
you rebel ? / am proud to say that hare
been, aud am now 90 my way to the friendly
shores of England Well continued his n.
terlocutor. carry this box TO the old country
for me. with the compliments OF Feuian, and
with that be hit the Southerner a crushing
blow on the frontispiece. which brought the
ruby and made the traducer of General Grant
most happy to sneak away and avoid farther
notice"
The weekly union record., 1865-07-29

WHEN General Sheridan passed through
Buffalo, the crowd insisted on a speech. In
order to calm the intense clamor. be appeared
at car window and bowed to the crowd, aud
then resumed his seat inside the car The
crowd became more clamorous than ever, and
nothing could be heard but Sheridan
speech from Sheridan" General Sheridan, -
" Sheridan" Sheridan, g Sheridan" when
at length a gentleman 10 the crowd proclaimed
at the top Of his voice, Silence! y when all
was still as DEATH the crowd expecting as a
matter of course that the General was going
TO come forward aud give them speech, but
were surprised to hear the silence broken By a
bystander, exclalming in a stentorian voice
"D-n it, Phil, say something; a shoemaker
could talk under snch circumstances"
The weekly union record., 1865-07-29

RAPIDITY OF THOUGHT IL DREAMISG.-A
very remarkable circums ance. and an impor-
tant point Of analogy. is to be found IN the
extreme rapidty with which the mental opera
tions are performed or rather with which ibe
material changes on which the ideas depend
are excited in the bemispherial ganglia. 1t
wou'd appear ss i. whole series OF acts, that
woHld really occupy a long lapse Of time pass
ideally through the mind in one in tant. We
have 10 dreams 10 true perception Of the lapse
of lime-a sironGe property of the mind for
if such be also its property when entered into
the eternal disembodied Stale time will appear
to US eternity. The relations of space as of
time are all anuihiIated. SO that while almost
an eternity is compressed into a moment. in
finite space is traversed more swiftly than by
real thought. There are numerous iustra-
linns ofthis on record. \ gentleman dreamed
that be had enlisted as a soldier. Joined his
regiment. deserted. was apprehended, carried
back. tried, condemned to be shot, and at last
led ont for execution. After the usual prepa-
ralions a gun was fred he awoke with The
report. and iouni that noise 10 an adj 5inIng
room had at the same moment produced The
dream and awakened hun. A friend of Dr..
Abercrombie's dreamed that he had crossed
the Atlantic, and spent fortnight 10 Aneri-
ca. In emba,king on bis return he fell into
the sea, and awakening in the fright found
that he had not been asleep ten minules.-Dr.
Winslou
The weekly union record., 1865-07-29

GENERAL ScoTT-This noble old hero ar
rived at his 18th birth day on the 18th of last
month. While at dinner at Cozzens' Hotel,
West Point. President King, who sat next TO
the General arose and in a neat and appro-
pirate speech announced the event to the
guests who responded to his proposal of q
toast to the Generals health with three times
three hearty cheers. After that the ladies
aocked around the old veteran who took ad-
vantage Of his privilege to kiss sl the pretty
girls.
The weekly union record., 1865-07-29
The St. Nicholas will always be kept as
First Glass Hotel.
The Table

Will at all times be served up with the greatest
variety of eatables-the best the market Affords
and in a style TO suit the most fastidious taste.
The weekly union record., 1865-07-29

The largest goldfish ever landrd in Glouoee-
ter was caught recently. and weighed forty
eight pounds.
The weekly union record., 1865-07-29

ICE CREAM furnished Families. Balls. Parties.
and assemblies OF every nature al reasonable rtes.
Having been engaged in the business for the past
6fteen years, he hopes TO give general satisfaction
TO all Meals st ali hours, Day and night.
May S, 1855. LEWIS CARPENTER.
The Camden weekly journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1865-1866, 1865-12-22
Writ. of Election.
STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,

NEIESEiAW
Office Court Of Gent Sessions and Com. Pleas
r ". CLYBURN, CLERK OF SAID
j. Court, in pursuance Of the Directions OF
the Act of the Legislature in such case made
and provided, do hereby give public notice that
an election for Sheriff for Kcrshaw District
will be held on Monday tile 5th day OF February
next. at the usual places Of election throughout
the said District.
Witness my hand at Camden, this the 9th day
of December, \. D. 1865.
". CLYBURN,
&C. G.. S. & C. P.
December &. Zmos.
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NOTICE..

NOTICE.
CITIZENS OF CAMDEN AND VI
C1NITY who are dcsirous Of hiring
Carriages, Bnggics and Saddle Horses
for gentleman or ladies, can do SO by
leaving their orders at the store of Mr..
c. J. McDowAIL, or applying to COL
a. =. GOODWIN, at his residence
A. D. GOODWIN.
November II. +.
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December Is
South CareIina-Kersh Dist,

South C;,rGIina-kcrskaw Dist,
DY A. L. MCDONALD, ESQUIRE, ORDINARY
WHEREAS JOS. ~. DUNLAP,
w applied to me for Letters of ADJ
ministration on all and Singular the
goods and chattles, rights and credits Of
John Boykin, late of the District aforc'
said, deceased.
These are, therefore, to cite and ad-
monish all, and singular, the kindred
and creditors Of the deceased to be ane
appear before me at our next Ordinarys
Court for the said District, to be holder
at Kersla = Court House on the 29th day
of December instant, to show cause if
any, why the said administration should
not be granted.
Given under my hand and Seal, this
18th day of December, in the year OF
our Lord one thousand eight hundred
and sixty-fve, and of the ninetieth year
of the Independence ana Sovereignty Of
the State of South Carolina.
ALEX. L. MCDONALD; o. K. D.
December Is. 2.
The Camden weekly journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1865-1866, 1865-12-22
Notice..
Dry Goods.

TUsT RECEIVED. A SMALL. BUT COM
= PLETE stock Of Dry Goods, consisting in
part of Prints black, purple and colored Swiss
Muslins, Jaconet Cambrics, &C.; Long Cloth,
black pnd brown Homespun, Linen Hd'kfs,
ladies and gentlemen's white and colored Hose,
Irish Linen Towels and Toweing and various
other articles too numerous to mention. Call
and see for yourself
One dooI North of Matheson and Co.
MCDONALD &, ,MCCURRY
August. l8.