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The following is the Cons ituiicnal A.
mendment referred 10 in the Ith section Of
the DEMONSTRATION Act"
ARTICLE XIV
Section ] . All PERSONS horn or naturalzcd
IN the United Sia'es aud subject To the il,
risdcli"n thereof are citizens Of rh- Unit ed
States ard "f the State wherein they r. -ide.
v" State shaH make or enforce any las
which -hali abridgc the privll- ge- ~ immu
nities of citizens &c the United State nor
shalt anv State deprive "ny p-rs"n .f life,
liberty or property. Without dIe process nf
law. nor deny to aa' person within i,- j..
rlsd,rtnn the equal protect lion Of tn. H. \.
Sec R-pre-rn'u'ise- shall be appor
iion"d nmoug ih- sc -ral States ncco rdino
1" their respective numbers rouHliny Tn.
" hole nu'nbe' uf persons in each State rx
c!uding Indians not taxed But when tn.
right 10 snt. at any eiectinn 70 the chuic.
"f electors TOR Pr->i', nj snd Vice Pr-sid.n,
Of the United States, Representatives H.
Congress, Executive and Judicial Offic4r-
"fa Stat. ar the members Of the Iegi-ia.
lure thereof. is denied to anv Of the male.
'nh"bianis "f such State. being twenty one
wear. "f age aud citz-n- If the Uni I'd
States. or 10 nny way abrid.e d esrept tor
| participation IN rebellion or Other crime. IL.
basis "f representation therein -ha be re
du"ed in the proportion which the number
| OF snch male citizens sh II bear to th.
Whole numbrr Of male ri,izens twenty oue
wears Of age in such STAT.
Sec 3. No person shall he a Senator or
Representative IN Congress, . -I.ctor nf
President and Vice President or hold any
"ihce, civil or military. undrr tue Uri,.d
| States or under nny III nj. Nm, h,y;.
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ON THE EUROPEAN PLAN.

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location is especially suitable TO merchant aud
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MI the principal Rail- Dad anI Steamboat d.pots.
The Stevens House has liberal accommodation
for over 800 cuests-it is well furnished, and
Possesses every modern Improvement for the
comfort aud entertainment oi its inmates. The
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ed with gas aud wnter-the attendance Is
prompt aud rrspectful-and the table is gencr.
ousiy provided with every delIcacy of the sea.
son-st moderate rates.
The rooms having cen refurnished and re-
modelled, we are enabled to offer extra facilities
tor the comfort and pleasure OF our Guests.
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auv State or Of the United States; that !
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Proposed Constitutional Amendment

The following is the Cons ituticnal A.
mendment referred 10 in the Ith section OF
the DEMONSTRATION Act"
ARTICLE
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Nate " losed, la CbHnty Sss
In the District Court Of said County, u Ksoknk..
M FRANKLIN ri. !. ,. eponord, adninisirator Of
lvls the estate u J. O. Ranssy, dseeassd, Mary A.
Ramsey. Louisa walker, ]. y. walker, y. I. Pcksrd,
Child, Pratt . Fox, B. =. VOORHEES,, Romsroy Benton,
Notice = hereby gives, 70 olsadans herein ahovs
nazas4 thas pstton 10 dyH S1tion h - H. h tAs
Of the abcvs nsnasd plaintiff against you, and cIaag
agAinst - eRo1bsd, sdainbtsascr, derrss k1Ak
sum OF BIG Sl0e and ten per cent per anuum i11ee.
the orscosurs Of mortgage bn thirty fsst e6 ~ ~
ery side Of Lot our and tbs sastsry halt d Lot thr
in block Ia tbs city Of ksckVk, Lss ODssty
and make defas thereto before Of Ne second day
Of tbs the nsxt tssm u rid Cosst 10 eomAsass the
rendered against you. prayed for In saA petition.
II. II. 0ILIAOnn,
Atty for Ylrn.
Soc u. A. Rsy. 9tam fanceled.1 5# tslB
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1ro9 - nsx AZ 10 LII 1raans VII leeN
N c0A4ett5OA VIII ~ Me4n No. = io.igwe; I
HAOA 0U4R14k ND DA4AA ASOA-
By1eW Yak d1Ae No. 0HsoA 1evsss;
1850 n. - Expfees AAsl, ffe0 Dunkirk, (snn-
days e1 csptsd). Stops q 6alaspance 1000 .. no i,
i errses1s. - NO. 1Q.6ninx With
tfS so =. Ixprss Nalf M Buffalo, and ar
u rivesin New Yoek Il 100 .. m.
as35 r. n. Aa6AsnAn4 nxPress, from sails
masca, (sssAays szSsptsdl Stops Ct Hcrnais.
vflie So m. {Drph inssrssetfng With the 40
pa. TRAIN mon bulEhas, end arrives In New York
At 100 q =.
HIS r. n New York Night Bxprese, from
Dunkirh5{ Dandays sHesy4s1l 6scps d saie1an-
III - 80 >. =: OieAn 5s85 p. N (aapG Turner'S 80
- - sQ4Dsc0Ag VITA Anern<on Hans 40 esean'
FROM HUErALO-By New York time nom De-
4 Ak a ~ H. ynrE nav Exnress. (Gun-
a.r. ~-.snt~A ~ q Hornea]neille o.O3 :. -
fPknc aneoneh.nna Ri7 D, M (Dnes Turner
sss - - 1s,n1 .nd srriye IN New York 1910 n
y, ncrrests A Great Bend with Delaware Lack.
1.-.S-- 1870, -, r----.s. u~aS
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To plesenrs travsaas the line Of thu Erie Railway
rsesnts many objects 81 interest," passing through tn
beautiful valleys Of the ChemnnE, susquehAnnA, DeiA
vsrs ard namspe Yivers IN ever cAAngng pgnOsanA 81
~ rsasrya - haanfIee Commands attention
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LH0AL NOTICE.

ST
sase cflsra. Lee Obanty -.
In the District Court Of aid County, u Keokuk.
~ 0RAHAM ". Hawkins Taylor J. n. Btllireu, ~
~ signse n Hnstoa, Hawkins = Huston, I'm Pot
ter Eliza j. kuddck Adminisrsrix Of sstats Of Jssss
Anddiok, dsee1op6 FrscMan Knowles, Geo. O. Miller
Ca Thos ClAgett IT, JP, Richards, Jehn r. Smith, =.
Je6or6s, CALVIN U6Ates John CowAn, o. q. Hale, VIM.
Masning, snsester Of mtats d John v. ganGhtsr de-
ceased !. Reynoids VIM g. barclay B. =. Bower, 4. o.
Thcn q Co., Arthur Wolcott, Van Horn, Lice D Co.,
Joha Lafos 3. =. Jones.
Notice II hereby gwen to The defendants herein above
led, that petition In civil action IN on ale the
Clerks Once Of the Dstrirt Court Aforesaid In behalf Of
the above named plaintiff against you, and ela1ing >
decros against md Hswkins Taylor In the sum Of u
rs 3al0o and sgnst oil the defendants ths fcrselosurs
mortgage the south half Of Lot ten, block four
being y feet JOHNSON street, BY ssvtntyavs fsst
deep along First street. from the Of Jchn and
First strc< In the city Of Ksokuk, Les county, lows
aud for general relief And unless you appear and naks
defense thereto bcore Of the second day Of the next
term Of said Court 70 the second Monday
Of September 1857 judgment will be rendered against
you, prayed for IN said petition.
ROBERT II. GILLMOKH,
jel3 Atty for pltn.
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rHI srsf vxvrnAvrD AND Mosr LuxrMous sLBBf
mo CoAcHHs A9-IN THE WOHLD-eH accompe
nv all uipht train on this railway.
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ANNUAL MEETING
OF TIE
= STOCKHOLDERS
S. Carolina e. r. Company.
AND OF TIE
Southwestern R. r. Bank.

-TlIE Annual Meeting of the stockholders
= Il oflhc above institution. viii be,hcltl il
the .Cityzof Charleston, on the S"eond THesda1
in February next, the l2sh day Of that month
.. Place of Mceting-Hall of the Southwest
ern Rail Road Bank, on Broad-strcet.
Hour of conyening-11 o'clock \. N.
On the day following "Wednesday, the 18th
there will be an election. held at the same
place, between the hours of A II and 8 p
NJ, for Fifteen Directors of the Rail Road
Company, and Thirteen Directors ofthe.Bank.
A Committee to verify proxies will attend.
Stockholders will be passed, rs usual, over
the Road to and from the meeting, free of
charge, in accordance with The resolution of
the Convention of 1854.
At this meeting will be taken up for action,
according to rule, the following proposed ad-
ditionnl bylaw:
''Thcs Board shall hold four quarterly meet
inys during the year, and such meetings as
shall be specially called by The President :;
and in the interval ofthc meeting, there shall
be an Executive Committee who sDall bo au-
thorized to conduct The business Of the COM
pany. The said Committee to consist of the
members resident in Charleston"
J. r. EMERY, Secretary.
.Jan11 {, ct
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SEu!,ji'S icc;DgNT OS TIE MOBILE AND
ONO E-AlL~oAp.-Yhe mail train Which left
the city 1T Il quarter past six oci'vk last
night iact with y serious accident about I
miles from tie city. between eight mile si:i
Eushla stations. The cars seemed to he
going Gil III moderate rae Of speed, and
the first moi, icc .hc passengers had cl danger
was n sudden shock and The peculiar grating
Sound which 20 protraclc'l car. i'll railway
TRAVELLING. conveys lie unpleasant iniorEn
tion t,a; ;!:e cars arc off ti!c track. The
shock was nGt very severe as iaT back as the
ladies and sleeping c.rs--but when II was
over and The various passengers had time to
look ioywlrsi. tlie picture Of desofaion was
serious enough.
Th, locomuirgt;ya vas carecncd over OH
the side. lying ,r.r.ly Oh tie track ana partly
in the dt ch. The tender w;rE lying directly
across ,!:c rack. and sad 10 relate, pressing
down with I'll lis heavy weight urnn The pros
trate for.n oc The Eng Sinocr, Mr.. aan2s Smith,
who appears 10 have been instantly killed.
and tho ENprcSs car was thrown entirely oil
the rails 10 one si,,e of t!c track.
The damage. except in the loss Of life and
the delay oi i;:;ins, will not be very great
The fl; cran an;! wood passcr were saved by
Jumping of The opposite side ofthc engine
from TIC Engineer. Some ofthe men recciv-
ell coniusiors or sprains, bit nothing serious.
TIL, unfo,uEa,e en3inecr. thus suddenly
cut of, leaves wife and two children to
mourn his un;incly faic.
.NyL;ie idrert;scr and Register.
BY private ic,,cr received from. Mobile;
we are i,i'!;:cr;! TO believe that the engineer
killed by the above accident was Mr.. T: II.
SMITH, who was FOR so many ycers a resident
of,his Place, aud an engineer en- our Raj
Road and who had 1t e:ehtly 'ef lis, with
the hope Of beiter;ng his situation.
ED. JOcnNAL.
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DEs-IrSrioS OF TIE VsUcLUsE Mills
Ec briefly ali,;;lc'l. yesterday, TO the dcst:uc-
ton By fire, on tt: night Of t!e 81 insi., OF
the Tauciusc Mills, stuaicd Oh Horse Crec!-,
about three Hn.l :: half mikes abevc Granite
vI;ie S. G. Farther particulars oF;!ic rnior-
tunate ac-ilc haze con.e into OR posses
sioa a,l arc IS follows: :.
The fire WAS i:s! discovered by the Watch
man, to bc i'll Ike fifth Story. W the time
the rlnin was givrn. Sac entire s:o:s--a!i!c
and rcuf wcr: III flames. w:i:ch. IN Il feiv no
mcaIs, wrappt0e1i:e whole building wii!:n
their destructive embrace. The s"ill and
machinery are total loss. The tii!!'t'ng
was granite QUE Of five stories, ana was
eighty feet i'll length, ~ forty feet in width
Tie factory ran four thousand Spindtes--
manufacturing fine yarns an'l cloth. II had
but recently been rcficd and supplied "i' h
asw a1>, caS;!,;; machinery, and was owAei'
by Jalass J. G,e.., il.
Cpwa~l:: Of one I:a:.:!rel and twenty op?r-
atives were constantly employed IN 'i'c
building This umti!n"l.s coz: ::agrallon lcavc;
three hundred ?srs"rs; il Il prccarioas con-
dticu.--lEy. Chrca:ric.
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-.AsSO-
VIM. T.. TAYLOR.
JOS. X. KIRKLAND,
STATE CFSOUTH CAROLINA,
RERsEEAW DISTRICT.

IN TIE COURT OF ORDINARY.
C. C. Nixon, Applicant, VS.. Mellison Nixon
ard Julia Nixon. Defendants.
Summons in Partition.
HN examination, it is ordered and dccrced
" that the Lands described in The Sum
mons in Partition land hereinafter 2eScrihcd)
in this case, be sold by The Sheriff Of ker-
shaw District, Souls Caralina, Gil the lirst
Monday in February. y. D. 1867. or on such
other sale day as may be most advantageous
to the parties in interest, on the following
terms, to-wit:
So much cash as will pay tho expenses of
these proceedings; the balance on credit
It'll the first day OF January, 4. D. ls6S-
Said balance to be secured by bond with ap-
proved surety or sureties. with interest or
the same, payable annually from day Of
SALE md mortgage of the premises:
Said Land being Of the following descrip-
tion, to-wit: Lands situated in kers:!aw Dis
trict S. c., on waters Of I'ymahes Creek and
Black River. containing GLE lIun;.rcd and
sixty acres more or less, and adjoining lands
Of j. J. lial. Lands of estate Of W. NJ. Bull
lock. dec d., Lands late Of the estate oi:."obas
Folsomc, decd.
Said Lands to be sold subject to the claim
of dover of Julia Nixon: widow Of John Mix-
on, decd In one moiciy, and of Mellccnt
Nixon. widow of Simeon Nixon, dcc'd, IN
the other moiety of the same.
A. J.. MCDONALD, 0. l.. D.
January 0, \. D. 1867. 1t
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The Cincinnati E"g";r'r, of Thursday
eon,aims an Important announct!ASht li'i'l
Washington:
learn from a reliable source thai the iI2n'
Mr.. Morris, formerly Il Eic:nbcr ot Congress
from illinois, and o:hcr prominent ConseT1a-
tiycs of that State. intend 10 meet to-E!o! ROW
night at Springfield for the pa,roso ct con,
siicring proposition 90 Nominate General
Gr:iut for !;.e next President. Some ol tie
par,ies intend 10 urge tie propose; Coas'!!u-
tional Amcnlmcnt as Hart OF The ria ofhi
. in this movement. but t?:s proposition Is ro'
likely 10 meet with ui,a:imons favor. Lead
Ing Democrats Of other States have been
Invited 10 join the lll;noisians IN their meet
ing.
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1866-1891, 1867-01-18

Az OrTnaGE.-On Christians Eve night.
ahom. the rising Of the noon, q band of sever.
~ eight men rode up to the daor OF Mr..
james MaCariy. an oil man living on Tie Cn-
lumhi& Hnal, about fourteen miles from lliis
place. Three Of them diSn:onncl, cn!cre!
the hu,:se represented themselves rs '.ian-
KEGS. demanded M:.-Mcra";y's keys. forccl
them fro.i him. nniacEc; n small iron safe in
which he kept his money and papers, and took
from: i orc thousand and sixteen dollars in
sull: cue lll:.,sc;l ::ld t!:ii'iy old in silver:
one hundred arl fly in gree&jarl;s aEl ten
thousand dollars wo:ih ctHo.cs and ::co;ln,s.
They thcn left ,he house au! rc;o:ncI ila;r
camradcs ut the gate. taking with tda:a The
said money and papers Thcy tnok will: them
also. Ny. McCary' S si,rt gun. alrcilT loaded.
Mr.. McCariy ana his wife followed them
into the piazza. AMI ansthcy made ready 10
ride OF. dcmo..iced t!2n. 1t tll;s, The old
man $ n:sn GU, WAS fred #t lin He received
in oHe lc:. soa.e thirty or forty sqnirrci shot.
Mrs. NcCar;y was also painfully wounded in
the thigh one large bail. apparently from a
revoIyc:., passing entirely through the log.
After this the 'ir*pcraGocS rode OF with their
boo;y.-EHg:ft!G -tGrsr.j=r.
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1866-1891, 1867-01-18
GOOD WORK. CHEAP WORK
EEN w e. e,

WHOLESALE AND RETAIL!
EHE subscriber would respectfully
. l. inform tile citizens Of Camden and tho
surrounding country, that he is prepared to
furnish Tmware of every description cheap
cr than it can be bought in any other cstab-
lishncnt in South Carolina. lie 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
oharge.t y
Roofing, Guttcrjng and Job Work of every
description done at old prices.
Lard. Oil and Kerosene Cans, Stove Pipe,
&c.. made TO order OIL shor; notice, on the
most reasonable terms.
Provisions OF all kinds at the market price
received in exchange for work.
From his long experience lie feels conf
dent that he will render satisfaction to all
who may favor him with call at his old
and well known stand.
3. D. BRONSON
January II. I'm