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GANBLRO Tue,- P.b H. Alan Of John and Lnoala Gamble
rh ste ai rni Of ne 6,mlr respectfully invited to ste1d
uca f0m ie Residence o ~, parents 10 I'm hSBs'1 On
Prd.v 18th inst a, "A 5,lock wholt further notice.
JACES-On weesay 18th inst Jane Jacks sie Of JAMES J'eE
ar-i
rbs rrv., sn i. oth, invited attend her fns
FnsY SI Al ~ O'Clock IRON hsr Iie residence NO %
Mods
MCINTYRE -SuIi-ng oa Weinssag Psb 3 his residence u
tl,asrBH-rk D,u; AZ Mcintyre, aged a. yes-s
the family respectfully invited u attend
t. .gg .gm ,hs Methodist Episcopal Church hamaoneek On
Narf1r ~ iu,I o'clock p M without further noiee
Carnage. BE- depot the arrival VI the ll: trs.o Gow
TwcIlr iss-1hS. !. :. - pc - r.S -.'1Fsf
PIKuS56i Tla Feb li .t lingering iass, Of ise years
Io.,nh Pir.11. IN thr IA year oi hi,
ees Gnl, h- family respect Ilr invited 70 atienf
saturday asrlOon. - O'Clock At hs ,ie rrsie
no Hfh.. BupkYn. D. without further nUtat On
Tie remains {, b. tl.sa o. kfrrgrceas CemeteV
Mouty'mcrf, ha ph. tr' 'lra'- copy
aDBNSOSOa Tprh the iUh inst ,ne' lingering Hines" e1ry
Rptpsl1, sgri =, y-stt
T, , nI f--utuf ~ hmlv respectfully invited 10 at'eui
las, be lat residence No y Moronst on saturday The
lbtb usi. AZ OCl'rs p d., a. 'b1u further invitation
SCOrTOu suniir refinr,s che 18th ~ h
go" william scott n4Hrs OF Hivic scotland snl Tor more tA'a 81
ar, . rrs'irg' u tii,
Th- rnsr, hAen hny Pre;faly invited to sisnd
Seventh sul hyhihars, FrIsy 18th inst At o'clock IA The
remains rjl he tlseu to Grsrnwobi Tor ini-rmrnt
SpTfRRyt Gr--uirnk Nr-r.-y Weinssily eyrnng Feb
~ stephen 5lur,s. ir the 5jh y-tt II ls age
Notice Of l'uefal hereafter
rIIOMPSON-u 5t,nfr Thursday Fsb H. s,lvaaas Tbonp
sJl, aged .J y~it an miuths
Funafa bu SATURDAY. afternoon Feb rs
wuE,TOS-N N,v R,rhs Thuosy Peb H. S,eph-a wheaton.
al. .a ial r,,.. .al tb " the Gran. esl
be- IN ,tsal,ar SsFRohrc sro' th- ,in OF the 9
lfym 4 \
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THE STATE OF TRADE.
81 rsLsaalpa TO rHs rRIsuNE.

~ TRIBUNE .,, - -
re.I as wsa P 81 'Ss 80 s 2Ss;' " % dull &'.s Sf, 100
.9. GT rm' .,s. u 1 90 q S yellow 81 os & odcs.
S e for cSnSs 5Dfs Ss 'i r% aSos: s ' Lara
B.LrmosT Feb -Cot.on quiet At Sfgs1ie io[ hains oa Up
but .e R pa5 az 5 spa ~ 'Ts B .d 'S5 5 cSse SSSM M
s9e 80 e SGn-Ppy PPoyngs g ssd Pe, set s. & 5 q %
Mess Pork-western sa Bulk shoulders 9a3Ic Lard la01c
ior City and Western WHISKY no i sales t. -. os - -,
lover .s 600 bb sil G li 70 for No. SPs1s; @ q & SIyg
!, @ RI f poSr @. ..,a 9 3 Z % ~ BarBts % Flour %
wheat moderate request, a' Of ,Og plz Is nee o % g obs,
grains nominal Cou Msalsales at 5000 ~ 70 = 100 .Sa
s17 Mings S5a3sg an Railroad Freights-Fiour to
Boston Yg"MloIt ~ ; g S 10 ASi5 SS 5So, @ ar. no, lower sales n
Trade and Fancy brand, II d 6 and Supehne 80 5a
s1Td sc '.y .s. sASS =" So ir spas pf ~ y Winter
d sales oNo e'o ., So ann and md S S, Y s''i r., oos Ss
changed; Of No. st ~ @ BaTley s Sns9ansed aud
10 bales at a9@2se whisky steady DC in bond Provisions mac
i've holders a bat little OF dem'nd price; nGId9aY unchanged
wlLSiSsroy c. Fe6 i-Coon firm Mddl1g, 9ja2lc spirits
Tdm sales OFT Pork s G sale, Of cy & Mes, sd,sS at "a close,
Mos5s Feb cottoes1s, @ ,e g bales nsH' o'"''a s'
cneaGo Fb ifoa u holder. Of sr' class brands are s% g
81 81 oos m I'll At inside G ETs M Co 5,. DpSss s" PROVISIONS @
se and .9o' nSIsl % , S s % Hm-s" al Io ollie Dressed
% ,b, s ~ bs being nearlv over rnsrke. rather
ed sale. rsugs ~ s. principally at from ~ 900
s Live Hogs aher under active packing and ship
ping dgm,n sale. qge from 80 og S for S.3J & to sSi, o oao %
Corn 5000 bush 0Ai. 1900 Hogs Shpmut'aOO bO' Flour 600
bnsh Wheat
Feb fLFlour dull. Wheat very du sales o No at
o. and No 9aid4 quiet sales 81 4)c. Corn
srmer sales Provisions dull Mess Pork No tfered
Al Lar-sales i0c Dressed HOGS quiet and hm sales a
sa 81 Receipts-touT, 1909 bbs Wheat 300 BUSH Ost'
bush; 800 bns Dressed Hogs. 4O ohpments-Four
1900 bblI Wheat 500 bush.
Feb. iCoon dull; sales iaO bales Ming at jle
s,lcs Of the Week 800 bales Receipts Of the week 100 bales stock
10 21 bales - -,
SAvIxsAH 14Coton dn sales 100 bales dln4 At SIC
to-day 83 bales Receipts Of the week b5' bales Exports
56lq bales stock q pa bales .
BrgY,Lo Feb -P lour fair demand bll 90 Wheat quiet aOt
unchanged neglected. sales Of 1870 bush New oo a.
87c delivered Barey ~ % for Canadl Whisky dull ami
nominal Pork New Moss 51O % Lard RtaJc Dressed hO-s
~ 20 Oats dull but unchanged RYE neglected -.
IousvIE FEB 4Tobacco higher grades sales Of O6
hhds a. AZ asa 81 Supesue Four sO Prime Red Wheat
She,-d. Mess Pork r2 Prime
I,rl I2lc re Loose Bacon Shouiers 9anl0c
Packed Bacon Sides BE Hams lac Ras WHISKY bI %
Cotton pc Nea.Orelng sugar. Prime lttc
SY scco Feb 3The Wheat aad Flour market Is unchanged
Nrr, Ste are a. lowe S,yage 7)5; yellow Jacket, tsD
Gould & Carrv $50, Chol,r, bIn. Legal Teuier' III
New-York tribune., 1867-02-15
MARRIED


BRIGGS ADLEY-On Weeay the l3tb inst the residence Of
brides father b the Rev Cli Sns Cruz Bnsss o. oaros
n To Cynthia b. eldest daughter OF Prot VIM W Haley, ~ D.
Of Brooklyn. B. D.
CONAET-LEE-On THURSDAY the ih Inst at Christ Charch By the
Robert Loxr! Sir Edwin C1lAot to bliss Sahe Leo 'otn
this
Cincinnati papers please copy
DUDLEY-RuLBOn Thury Peb H. st the residence Of the BRIDE
par.n Rev. y A. Baker Daniel g. Dudley 10 EHipe'h
George eles, laughter of VIM u. Rule all Of this city
HOwELHU TCHINSON-On WeIu5iAy Fsh - at the Church of
the Purn. the Re Dr. Cheeyer Cha Howell TO Frires
daughter Of J. K Hutchinson all Of this city
LuCKEY-YON-Oa THURSDAY Feh IL, Tunty Chapel ~ ibis
civ by the Rev Co1ey Jesse b. Lnrkev o New i,vrl
Coma 70 Bmnen Lyoa OF hast Chester hesteher Co. N l.
No cards
Thursia the lth Inst a. the BfoldFar
Trra~ Arthur T Piern Waterford n y Charles
Of SOPHIE St CLAIR Porter o
ateH Ilip ianyh,rr of the late Robert St CAr Porter
fongsly of this city No clris
fEPR-CLUTRAt Little F,. Herb on Wsnsis monlg,
Fsb o. Arthur WOODS, a,sIei 10y the Rev James L.
Hrmphrsy Rkrr Of iien, T. Miss Anna g. Cute
Of Her rsiurr y. \.
SAGR-wATSON-Os Moniir Feh H. hy the Rev. A. n vnos
u D. A. q. B Wson. both Of Neeiork No cards
SMITH-THOMPSON-On weiae-iav Feb l1 1871 y tho Rev u
soai Alexander h of Brooklyn 70 Maggie tionPon o. Ne"
Iok
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CJNfDI

FpovrfrR POLCE FOR TRAVELLERS PROTECTION.
~ rELssRAPH 70 rnE rRBvsA
TORONTO, Feb. At has been decided to place a
so,,d of Government Police al Niagara Falls thc Can
de 70 patro between Suspension Bridge and Table
pocl IN nroect travellers Each 20 have breast plate
inscrihed "ClOvernmont Police for the Protection OF
rnvrers Museum Keepers are ordered 10 display their
names and prices Of admission
MoYrRRAL To M FoRTIFiED-BERr ROOT SUGAR
MONTREAL, Feb. H-rhe fortfcations for tho protec.
tiop Of the city are soon TO be commenced st. Hocns
I,ond 4, 10 be rendered impregnnhlc Forts are 30 he
or.o,oi a. Ia Prairie Mount Royal and several points
,i s,db shore Adyiccs from england state that four
rrgsnt nIe 30 he withdraw from Canada on the 0pon
nj, t ,,i.,tiDu The n1urfncture ~ Hcel Root Sugtt
a. 7o ho onllIn uuced In thus CiLl shortly
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affairs One section OF tho amending bill proposes 10
make the rate of interest all sums under so one per
cent greater than shall DO allowed on sums exceeding
that amount. -, a..... .osoir,ior In
regard to fine eppOintmcn OF Mr. T. q. AyOrd as tncr
counsel at Washington, that the Niagara snip Cahai
measure now pending in Congress mpeIls al n9 iteI
sts confdcd 10 the supervision OF the Board ana that III
had no right 10 remain silent while rival canal company
was being established in this State with the consent Vi Ve
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TIE Pacific COAST.
~ TELEGRAPH TO rHE TRIBUNE.

~ rELEsEAPH TO THE TRIBUNE
SAN FRANCIsco Feb. 13.-The steamship Golden
City. from Panama with passengers, which left New
Kong takes S 900 In treasure over S67 900 of which are
Mexican dollars.
SAN FRANCISCO Feb Il-RObert DinsmOre, Treasurer
of sutler County abscOnded the 10th inst, being de-
sacs of flour are confined 20 the local trade Extra Sc
superfinc g. 25 Good shipping Wheat 81 Go per 100 b
Choice Eastern Butter, SOC. Mining StOcks-SaVHge
81 $50; Crown Point, So65; Yellow Jacket $40 Gould
Curry, Sjl5 ChOaT S21j Ophr $3.50 Legal Tenders "a
New-York tribune., 1867-02-15
WILLIAM n BggRs. Ac.aary.
During the e,t 1925 Poe, s.ne nsaong asTa.s
RALANcR SHKkr OF TIE COMPANY. JAN. L 1877.
TRrSrEHS

MORRIS FRANKLIN President Of the EsgYor' L fnano o>
JOHN ~ NIXON (Doremus Eiton Dy Go. No % VsFreasA
DAVID DOws David Doas Co. Foar Merhant,l M ~ SoufA
ISAAC KENDALL Union Buildings Of whAa sni Pine "a
DANIEL 3 MILLER. Cse Dster. Milst Co. GToeessl
WAi C. DUSENBBRItY, Real Rstais Broker)
HENRY x BOGRRT (Boyet Haeelsnll. No ~ Wlhsa@
JOHN L. ROGERS Gate wye,h Rogers Co no'r',rsl Ne %
Wil.smst
JOHN MARS (Mer,hsnp. No 5o Soaib-st
DUDLEY FULLER (Ful'er lori Co No ~ poroea'lcsA
JOHN X WILLIAMS President 1.-THE M-r'poltan B,as
WIN H. APPLETON Appleton Co. Pubishssl Nos tD and 90
Broadway
ROBERr B COLLINS (coIuns Brothers s,Atoss No lsIss>
arist
WILLIAM BARTON (wm Bsdol 4 SOul No 81 Waisi
WILLIAM A. BOOTH Booth BigAr No. % FroatH
SANFORD COBB President Gsg Fire lnanpce Co No VI WaiA
GEORGE A. OSGOoD Baker u aa Sch.k assss Col No
Wilhamst
HENRY BOWRRs (sO~eu Bs,snsu Bradford i'. Dp o'sist
No. 81 feonsulst.
CHARLES L. 1STHOST tAnbon, uan, D'r a'ois>. No %
Leoasris.
MORRIS FRANKLIN. P'ssi''s
ISAAC G. KENDALL, Vi's r'o.'ie'A
WILLIAM H. REtkS. As'''T -.
THEODORE ~ BANTA Ca,h,sr
CORNELIUS r. B00bRr, A- D., a@hcal
OFOPGR WILKES NJ D.. fkyaminra
CHARLES WRIGHT NJ o.. Assistant Mei.a guHinsc
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DI,urnina Goo,i..

CARD W JACKSON. No 55t BROAOWAf has eons,iatr On
hsni of Bonhstu- and al other Mourning Drrs'
Cool, A,, Boonrs ,havs Cotk. yts Craps Hsndkerchief'
Glove, -tr, waited with goods at ther residenes
SUIT. - 1ris, 40 j broadway Oppoar fsn Cos
New-York tribune., 1867-02-15
TIE WEATHER

NEw-YORK, Thur-day, Feb. H. 1871
The following is the range ef the Thermometers II
this city today: .
IA M.........H 70 m..-..-...69 3 r. H......-..0S
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9pecial Notlees.


The Finger of scOrn
Forever point, coanere4 They the me,ae' Of mankin
.vicm oftLem s,mueI br anp,lsi success Of PHALONS
SGHr BLOOMING CBRBUs trsg bambns the public With
their ,pu, creation, Pash What . isle,eroa' oior these
m,sh,li,s emit Bes-rs o'them
Anna X. Dickinson
AZ the Cooper Institute
TUESDAY KyRNlNG Feb 3D.
Tn, Hln HORACE GREBLBY in The chaT
F,- p,rica,. .ee under bead Lectures anl Meetings"
Sprria Meeting Union Republican Genersl Committee
viii m held N Arga. Hal No 40 Brnsissy FRIDAY EVENING"
r.h 5 a. O'Clock consider matters Of th utmost interest and IN
plrfu-r 2, the party.
The oer o the Assembly District Republican Associations ar cor
l.lly invited 10 attend CHAS 3 SPBNGBR Actns Ffrslrnt
WA DRuNNOND. lS..,.,,,..
CHARLgs s. SrVDsa '
Po.-Olro NOtice.-rh Aii or u' unii Hsgiom sud tho
Contrn ueensovn Liverpool steamer CITY OF BAL
on1cs 10 20 SArURDAN Feb 10
aai At The M onces follows Sonl and b. Bn m Sta
tons iui ID r. Station, anl T0 n station g. %
m The France Brest ani Hgre per steamer ARAo
M ,ns. A. this SATURDAY Feb TO- At 1899 aui 81
uptown follows stations nd H. 800 Stations
aai D asa stations 'nI T. ! 0a ~ station q, 7;3 IN
JANIS KELLY 2 VI
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aNoW ~ TIE PLAINs

ny rELKaRAPH TO Inip,Na
FOKr LARAMIE. Feb. lj.-SnOw fell TO the depth Of
nine inches last night. and sll comes down ripidy
forwarding OF 70 the Forts ia the North IL
much retarded.
New-York tribune., 1867-02-15
nn1nnAn AccInENI IN MISSnTRL

ST. Louis, Feb "A disastrous accident beicl the
easternbouud train the InunbI aud ST. Joseph Rail
road last night about 30 miles east OF st. Joseph While
crossing the Grand Stone Bridge, wheel under the bag
gage broke and the ties the bridge raked OIL
aud two carr were thrown into t1c creek The fOgWlnS
il list II the killed and wounded: kNied-C. +. Went
WORTH Chicago WOundcf-John Davenport, Pllttsbutg,
Bruky Montuil. slightly; = II. Phillips. severely; Ed
Hawiey brakeman. severely; Dick Maser 81. Joseph,
badly; &. f. Wymun, kddcr, slightly; Dean MERRITT,
brakeman. slightly; WI. Hilton, correspondent of me
" L. Heroid. severely cut IN te face; \. " Mack 81
Louis slightly: Mrs. f. Baldwin, Indiana, collar bone
broken j. W Moses Michigan. slightly Mr. Davis, In
diana slightly: VIM Potter Andrew Co, slightly. Upon
the receipt Of the a g. Joseph train bearing "A
number OF physicians immediately dispatched To the
scene of the disaster
RAILROAD ACCIDENT ~ PENNSYLVANIA
HlRRI,BURG. Feb. li.-1hi, morning, while the
fast train passing the nc hbofhOod OF Watsoutown.
beyond Milton broken rail threw number OF the carr
down The bank o the canal several Of tle passengers
were injured
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6.7sT.5f0 u
or THR

The hsve DECLARED ran Prsnium hlo~s; sCRrJ
DIVIDEND FIFTY PER CENT al participating premnps
policies which issued twelve nonis prior u January
1897 and the redemption Of the Dividends declared 1875
Certificates will b. cash snf ae this brst MONDAY
Mch presentation the Home Obo Policies sYbJeet
will credited h he Redemption the settlement Of Ass
b. order Of the Bo,ri -
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NrESiN)p, SprnEue & TO"
No y Park rpv. New YORK
PUBLISH ANNUALLY.


TIE COMMERClAL AGENCY REGISTER.
Tn. ,ru sn.a,s ,he Business M,n al parts 'f the Un'>
stat, ,ni British Province, with rtuS inos h' RS"ArNs
SrAaDfsa AaD cDsMERC'lL CKKDir OP EAcH
H the STANDARD WORK for Merchant, aud Btnhtrt
vOLUMB FOR 1857 E0W READY tON psid'""l'-
DR. j. H. Schcnc of Phile dolphin r-'pe ug ni'rn' ue
public affected with Lung Diseases that be vii 0' "
consultation ever TUESDAY bs roms No " Bond ST. mo" va
m 20 Jp "a Dr. SCHgNCKS sucoea 10 BIS specially coughs Voi
Consumption Ss has him the coo6rnee Of c conHnm'
vsryvhe An aiyic. bat for thorough examination u we
Lungs with Resp,rome,er b charge - taI supply 0 W
SCHREGES mops may bs ph'tn'd his rooms O. a.. let
nIonruiDg Jeweiry.- I'd. .
RNpRfGs TINS CHAINS ani BRACELETS. 'n'' !s' rvp'rr
IN, ,,h horn g. far s by GBORGR ALLEN No 'i' B''i"'y
door b.,v Cinalrt
w. ,oJ nforin our Customer. the rr,d- generally h,
WICgINE snJ Sl,gIKGSlLK. BUflONIiOLh TWIST, hi I'D
VANS SPOOL SILK that hs one for te sale o all our goods
a N m oasrsL Hsw York where we viii be pleased to zee our
customers AN XuB HAOKBNBURG Co. SIX Mannf,cturss
Phl,i,lPl. !,
------- Singer, fIair Restoratiys
IN, u,,r nI resorea Il natural color Ths bsss article IA
Warranted
Depot No ~ NisAu At
-T,cl,,yOoi,. ~ per Collar. aud Ent einpe-.
w v r. D. LOCKWOOD, No $40 botWT
CI,,hn. NVriusDr- of adj Llls KErAReD ~ tf BAILEY
wA5HlHG ARD Nu&.l&3 AAChiNH cp@FAN', ~ " C''
lsuJ IT. hoe York
New-York tribune., 1867-02-15
DISASTERS.
A STEAMER BURNED At SEA
hemisphere.

A STEAMER BURNED At SEA.
THE STEAMSHIP CITY or BATH INSTRUMENTATION
LIVES LOST
rRiBuNH.
CHARLESTON. Feb. 4.--Four men lately belonging
to the crew of the steamship City of Bath arrived
here from Georgetown this evening They report
that their steamer burned at sea on Sunday
morning off Cape IIateras OF ~ persons on board.
all are believed to be lost excepting these four The
City OF Bath was on her way from Boston 10 Sayan-
...I
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A speedy Care for all skin Dlscases,

Specify Vurc Tor al skin D'5oase''
frcH-"SwArnEs ONrsRsr' } Cnr,, frcat Ircai IroHi
trCH-HSwAYHgs OfsTHRSr'l ~
IrGH- OIrragsr" c,,.. rnrrKut S,,r Rukga
rkrrRa-" SwAyNR- OIsraxSr"j ~
rRrrER-"SwAVRR's OIsraEST' go. fr,,,,,,
TgrrRlt-"SwAyHE OiSTAYNr'A 49,
DKMAs BARNES 90 No q Park rpg Y AMI .i DraSs''S
New-York tribune., 1867-02-15
Mr. GrecIe,,s Proposition

THEODORE ~ BANTA, Cashsr
CORNELIUS K. B00bRf. u. d., h~iicsl
GEORGE WILKES NJ D.. iEyanin,cs
CHARLES WRIGHT NJ o.. Assistant Mei.a gt,aiaso
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1866-1891, 1867-02-28
GROCERIES.
GOOD WORK! CHEAP WORK! !
TINW ARE,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL!

W HOLEShLE AMI hE lAlL.
THE subscriber would respectfully
i inform the citizens of Camden and the
surrounding country, that he is prepared to
furnish Tinware Of every description cheap
er than it can be bought in any other estab-
lishment in South Carolina. He keeps on
hand full assortment, made by himself of
the best material. and will warrant his work
for twelve months. ANY article sold by him
will be repaired during that time, without
charge.
Roofing, Guttering and Job Work of every
description done at old prices.
Lard, Oil and Kerosene Cans, Stove Pipe,
&C., made to order on short notice, on the
most reasonable terms.
Provisions of all kinds at the market price
received in exchange for work.
From his long experience he feels conf
dent that he will render satisfaction to all
who may favor him with u call at his old
and we'll known stand.
B. D. BRONSON
January II. .2m
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1866-1891, 1867-02-28
AIELoDEON AND SCHOOL ORGAN

!, For seventeen years the superior excellence
of our Mcloicons has not been questioned,
and for two years past the enormous demand
has made it impossible for lis to meet our or
lcrs promptly. With our increased facilities
we feel warranted in assuring our patrons
that their orders will he promptly met, and
solicit u continuance of their patronage.
GEO. 4. PRINCE j. CO.
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1866-1891, 1867-02-28
IRON AND STEEL.

An assortment Of Iron, Steel, Nails, Axes,
Traces, Hoes, Locks, Pot Ware, &C., which
will be sold low for cash.
Jan. il. 4. N. KENNEDY.
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1866-1891, 1867-02-28
Notice.

A LII PERSONS indebted oP. II. MOORE.
n arc hereby required TO make immediate
payment to W, L. DEPASS Assignee. Ifnot
done by return day their claims will be put
in suit.
Jan1S-tf
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1866-1891, 1867-02-28
CAUTION TO PURCHASERS,

All Of our instruments have upcn the name
boards, in fill, GEO. y. PRINCE & CO..
When ii dealer represents any other instru-
ment as "thc same as OURS" it is usually a
mere attempt tosell en- inferior instrument, OH
which he can make n larger profit.
j. S.-A liberal discount tt, churches, clcr-
gymen and schools. Address
O.. GEO. 4. PRINCE & CO.,
Buffalo, New York.
GEO. A. PRINCE, CUAs. L. BACON. c. J. s. THO
MAS. (Hp) Oct. 2G-ly.
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1866-1891, 1867-02-28
LIST OF ARTICLES.

100 Solid Gold Hunting Watches $3.50 to $3.50
100 Magic Cascd Gold Watches 200 to 500
100 Ladies' Watches, Enammelled 100 to 300
200 Gold Hunting Chronometcr
Watches $50 to 400
200 Gold Hunting English levers 200 to $50
800 Gold Hunting Duplex Watches 80 to 200
500 Gull Hunting American
Watches 100 to $50
500 Silver Hunting Levers so to $50
500 Silver Hunting Duplexcs IS to $50
500 Gold Ladies' Watches 50 to $50
| COO Gold Hunting Lcpines so to Is
900 Milcellnucous Silver Watches 80 to 100
$500 Hunting Silver Watches 25 to SO
5000 Assorted Watches, ull kinds 10 to IS
Every patron obtains Watch by this ar
rangcmcnt, costing bat so, while it may be
worth $3.50 No partiality shown.
Nlcssrs. J. IIlCKLING & cos UNION
WATCH CO., Manufacturers, 1I9 Broad
way, Ncw,York City, wish TO iamedatcly
dispose of the above magnificent Stock. Ger
tifcatcs. naming articles. arc placcd in scaled
envelopes, and forwarded ns ordered, The.
return of any Of onr certificates cn!iilcs the
holder to the article named thereon, upon
pnymet. irrespective of its worth, If $3.50,
and as no article valued less then $40 is nam
crl on any certificate, it will at once be seen
that this is
No Lo!tcry, JM a straightforward legitimate
Transaction, waica mGy be participated
in rrtp by he most .Eis'iGiOns!
\ single Certificate will he sent by mail.
post plil. upon receipt of = cts, five for 81,
eleven for 50. thirty-thrcc and elegant pre-
MUM for So sixty-six and mcro valuable
prcniua fer SO. Que hpndrcd and most su-
perb Watch for S;l5. TO Agcnrs or those
wishing employment this. Isl rare opportuni-
ty. 1t is legitimatcly conducted business,
duly authorized hy the Government and
opcnto the most careful scrutiny. 1,y ns!'
Address, J. IGICkLlNG & CO.,
149 Eluadway, New York.
Jan II. ....,.. 3n,.
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SOUTH-C CAROLINA,
MERssfAyy DISTRICT. -

BY A. L. MCDONALD, ORDINARY.
wv IIEREhS, Joseph D. Dunlap, C, +. K d.
W applied to me for Letters of. Admins
alton OIL all and singular the goods and chat
tcls, rights and credits cfDuncan McRa late Of
the District aforesaid, deceased:
These arc, therefore: to cite ans. admonisli
all and singular the kindred and creditors Of
the deceased, to be and araear before mo at
our next Ordinary's Court, to be hplden at
Kershaw Court House OH thc 5th day of March
next, to show cause, it any, why the said
administration shoulG not be granted.
Given under my hand and seal this 25th day
Of january, in tac year of our Lord one
thousand eight lnadred and sixty-sere,..
anil of the nineiy-hr$t year of American.
Independence. \. L. MCDONALD,
Jan, 24-td: O. X. D..
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Notice.
Bill 10 Pcrpetuatc Testimony

En- Iarte, Simeon Fair, Solicitor Middle Circuit.
WTHEREAs, E. W. DONNEY has applied
W to Inc to pcrpetuatc testimony in re-
gard to the notes hereinafter described, nll
parties having like or opposite interest,
and desiring to come forward and cross-cx-
anime the evidence which may be produced,
are warned to appear before the Commission
or in Equity, ut his office, on Wednesday.
the sixth day of March next, when sucL
evidence, if not rebuttcd, shall be recorded
The notes are as follows;
Thos. +. Hailc's and Edward IIailc's joint
note dated Sep. 1856, Payable two years al
ter date, with Interest fro;a date, amount
S105S,S4. Paid on the same February 1860
S;207.9S. Also May 23rd 1868 S10,6G.
J. D. DUNLAP, {. i. X. D.
Jan. 2j-2t.
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JUST RECEIVED.

A FRESH SUPPLY OF
Raisins, Figs, Prunes, Citron, Currants,
Almonds, Filberts, English Walnuts.
Essences of Lemon and Vanilla,
Buekwheat, Golden Syrup,
Superior Family Flour,
Soda, Sugar, Wine and Butter Crackers.
Dec, II. A. NJ, KENNEDY.
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GIFTS
For Christmas and New Years
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Wagon Making and Repairing
REPAIRING cARRISeEs RyceFs ar .

4 HAVE taken the Shop on York Street.
i heretofore occupied by n. Is. Arranis.
where l will do any work in the above line
that may be entrusted to me.
Having long experience in that business, I
expect to give general satisfaction. The cti-
zens OF Camden and country are invited have
their work well done Oh reasonable terms.
T. a. MOORE
JAIN. !. 3m
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