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The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1866-1891, 1868-02-06
list OF letters

ID EMAINlNG in the Post Office, February
III lst, 1868.
Mrs. Amanda Allen: (2) L II Bryant; (2) 3
F Bartholow; Laura Brasington: William II
Brown: ~ Mahaa Il Bradley; S II Doyk:n:
Yancy Ballengcr; Betsy Baskins: } NJ Cox;
(2l, " L Cook; y II Collins; Collins; II
Cummings: + Carter: Benjamin Cambcll
Nancy Cambel; Frank Cooper; Vim Dority;
Mary Davis; G Davis; Phoebe Dubosc; J Is
Enicks; Elkins: Capt. Samuel } Folk: MIR.
Charles Hatch; II Francis; Stephen Gary;
Sarah Jane Gibs; p Hair; W ii Hartzoy;
Hazeltine s. Co: Jane Hoffman; Williams &
Huren; Thom Jonson; Minta Jones; William
W B Liter; II Lord; l. Lowe; } Morris;
Julia Miller; Henrietta Myers; W e Martin;
Betty McPhcrson; Elizabeth McGaycar: En-
ma Mccoy: Scly NJ Kart; Lamar; Henry
Prater; (2) L ii Powers; Harriet Marty;
Mahala Mitchell: Jesse Prince; B Reeves; W
G Richardson; (2) i. Reynolds; S Small; 4
Shut; i II Summers: Lewis Sharp: John
Stokes: James w NJ Salmond: Sam Shannon,
(co,orcd); 4 Throble: NJ l.obin; f
Templeton: Wm Thces; Emma Turnnal; Eliza
Taylor; Lewis II Summers; (2) A Il Walker;
Moses 7 Wade Grafton Williams; n $ Walker;
W Wildly.
BS" Persons calling for the above, will
please say tn arc advertised.
GiJ~ Persons dcpositing letters In the Post
Office, will please place the Stamp near the
right hand corner of the envelope.
. - ]. NJ. GAYLE, P. NJ.
Feb 6. 1t
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AMBROTYPE
AND
PHOTOGRAPHIC GALLERY.

W. =. HUGHES
would respectfully inform the citizens Of
Camden and vicinity, that he has opened a
Gallery in WoRKMAN'S BUILDING. where
he will be pleased to see all who wish Pic.
lures of themselves or friends. With long
experience and abundant facilities, and with
all the improvements of the age, he ilatters
himself that he willplease all those who favor
him with call, with all sizes, and prices to
suit the times.
My stay in Camden is only for n few
days. and those wishing Pictures for them
selves or friends, will do well to call at once.
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Planters and Gardeners

Will find ELLERBE'S PLANT TRANS
PLANTER (patentcd 10th October, 1866, J
ut Mr.. A. VI. Kcnncdys. With this Imple-
mcnt surplus plants of Corn, Cotton or any
other plant may be trasplanted in the same
time that the soil can be re-plantcd, without
disturbing the fibrous roots.
Price. $1,000.
Jan. 16.
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THE NONPAREIL
WASHING MACHINE.
,StrOnn. Simple and Practical.

UtTVHU, RV'"tPtO U"e' Z '0VF'0"V'
1t is n SQUEEZING MACHINE; warranted
not to iniure clothing; gcarel to give six
strokes of the plungers for one turn of the
handle, and $50 turns of which will wash
thoroughly the bulk of six to twelve shirts,
according to the size of Machine used
4 GIRL OR BOY CAN OPERATE IT, and
Sir lear's experience proves that the Non
pAnEiL to be the only Washing Machine made
which Stands tie test Of Time and Use. 1t is
unapproacliahle for
I ,Spred, Power and Effectiveness.
AGENTS WANTED.-Scnd for free De-
scriptive Circulars to
= OAKLEY & HEATING,
18i Water Street, New York.
Dec % Gm.
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NJ. -BIssELL,
2 DENTIST, Z

HAVING procured thenecessary apparatus,
is prepared to insert Artificial Teeth on VUL-
CANITE india rubber, }. from one Tooth, to
full Set, at Lop Prices, and has reduced
his charges for alIoperations to suitthe times
for CASH. dec 19,-tf
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S'IsMr. Jones in?" asked an Irish
man of the porter in hotel.
''No," was the reply, will you leave
your name?'
Och, murther, do you think I'd be
after going home without name!"
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Commissioners Notice.

X UURDIANS, Trustees and Committees
" must make their ANNUAL RETURNS
to this Office on or before the first of Aprll
next. Rules will be issued against all who
make default in this matter.
j. D. DUNLAP,
Commissioner in Equity.
Fob ...r . u
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Reduction in Prices.

MRS. J. w. RODGERS, with the view of
lSl reducing her present stock in time for
the Spring Trade, is, offering her stock Of
WINTER GOODS at reduced prices for
CASH Jan. o3-tf.
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Twenty Dollars Reward.

T OST on the morning of the ODD ofJanu-
/ i ary between Broad street and the Depot
n yellow TRUNK containing Music hooks
The person who found il viii be paid the
above reward by leaving it at the DEkALB
HOUSE, and no questions asked.
Feb 6 lt*
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MARRIED-In Camden on the
I'd inst, at the residence of the
brides mother, by the Rev. j. q.
Rodgers, Mr.. E. P. SHEDD, to Miss
Z. NJ. ARRANTs, all of Kershaw.
On Thursday Evening, January %,
at the residence of the brides mother,
by the Rev. Jos. R. Walker, Mr.. J..
D. DUNLAP, of Camden, S. c., to
Miss ELLA NJ. SANS, of Beaufort.
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Feb. 6
IN EQUITY.
KERSHAW.


as. call in creditors
Joel Davis, ct al &c.
In obedience to the order Of Chancellor
johnson, passed July. IA, 1867, l will sell a.
Public Cutlery, on TUESDAY AFTER THE
FIRST MONDAY IN NJ 4 RC II next, at
the late residence of John Il. Mickle, decd.
in Kcrshaw District, certain
Personal Property,
consisting of Household and Kitchen Furnl-
ture, Plantation Tools, Wagons, Mule, a
Horse, &c.
TERMS-so much cash as will pay the
costs of these proceedings, and the balance
on credit of one and two years, with inter-
est payable annually, to be secured by bond
or note with at least two good suretics.
Purchasers to pay for papers.
]. D. DUNLAP, c. Z. Il. ID.
February 6. (s.to)
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INFORMATION.

REFORMATION guaranteed to produce a
L luxuriant growth Of hair upona bald head
or bcardless face. also recipe for the reno
val of Pimples, Blotches, Eruptionss, etc., on
the skin. leaving the same soft, clear, ana
beautiful can be obtained without charge by
addressing = '..,.,
fHOS.P CHAPMAN, Chemist,
S23 Broadway, New York.
Sept. 2G. ON.
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LOST.
February G,

A GOLD Masonic WATCH KEY, with the
4 initials u. W. b. The finder will
be literally rewarded on leaving it at this
office.
Feb. 6. ... II
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STATEMENT

OF the HOME INSURANCE co. of New
" Haven, January l, 1868.
Capital Stock, Sl,00O,OOO 0o
Surplus, 6l9,O7O 81
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Hogs for Sale.

1 PAIR of Hogs, Of the best stock in the
N District. The SOW now, in pig. They
will be sold very low for cash or corl.. Ap-
ply at the Dckulb Mills, to
". MALONE.
Feb. 6 II
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Southern EXPRESS.

ID ARTIES forwarding freight by the Ex-
/ press. are requested to hand them in by
A. m. on Monday, Wednesday and Saturday.
Freight is also gent on Tuesday, Thursday
and Friday, which must be handed i'll by .
p. NJ. the evening before.
All freight is required to be paid in Green
backs. }. W. RODGEhS, Agent.
January 20, II
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important Notice.
DEKALB HOUSE.

TTIIE Subscriber takes pleasure in informs
ing his friends and the public generally,
that he has rc-opcncd the DEKALB HOUSE
which has been thoroughly renovated, and
is now ready for the accommodation Of the
travelling public, whose patronage is respect
fully solicited.
Coaches always in readiness to convey
passengers to and from the Hotel.
The Proprieto" p.omises.'to do all in his
power for the comfort Of his guests.
J. W. RODGERS, Proprietor
Aug. %, Il
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Notice.

T HAVE taken possession of ZEMP'S
L Mill, and will do all in my power to give
satisfaction. A continuance OF the patron
age of the Mill is respectfully solicited.
-. 49, W. F. MORRELL.
January %, st
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Mrs. LINCOLN INsANE.-PriTate
letters from Chicago represent Mrs.
Lincoln as unqucstionably insane.
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MERCHANDISE,

Plain and Opera Flannels; Shawls,
a general assortment Worsteds, in .
great variety. Of styles and qualities;
Sattinetts; Kentucky Jeans, of all CO.
lors and qualities, and at ali prices; or
naburgs, white and colored; Ginghams
and Plaids, for dresses; .bleached and
brown Homespuns, Of all widths and
qualities and at all llpriees; Factory Yarn
of all numbers; q greet variety of Cali
Goes, from II to 25 cts. per yard; Blan-
kets, grey and white, of all sizes.
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NEW GOODS,
at the o1d[Stands

fTHE subscriber having resumed business
/ on his own account at his old Stand in
Camden, offers his friends and the public, o.
general assortment Of
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Ready-Made Clothing,

0f.all kinds and qualities, in suits, or
by the single piece. Hats and Caps,
for men and boys, all qualities.
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Bagging, Rope and TWine.
I A well selected Stock of !"
Groceries.

suited to the market of Camden. y 6ta
LIDO not believe in nursing my Goo Dis,
ands,will sell them at the very lowest prices
for cash-and cash only-or for country pro-
duce.
Iwin.be found at my place of businesss
from carly morning till 9 o'clock at night,
ready &c serve all who may giveme call.
Thankful for past favors, will endeayor
TO give satisfaction to all who may favor me
with their custom.
Call at the Old Stand on Broadstreet, feast
side, } of - tssf
G. ELIAS, Camden, S. c.
Dec 12. II
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China, Glass and CrOckery.

There will also be found general
assortment of HARDWARE, consist
ing in part Of Trace Chains; Collins
Axes; Augers; Brace and Bits; Pad and
Door Locks; Screws, of all sizes; Fin
ishing Nails, Of all Nos; Pocket and
Table Cutlery; Cow, Calf and Sheep
Bells, Pots, Ovens and Skillets, with
many other articles. too numerous to-
mention.
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Boots and Shoes,

for ladies, gentlemen, boys and chill
dren; Congress Caters, for ladies and
gentlemen; Travelling Bags and Vail
ces; Umbrellas, SC.
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1866-1891, 1868-02-06

Losses in process Of adjustment, SS5,S50 A
Statement of Premiums received and Loss
cs pail during each year since the organiza-
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gicnc gSaacniabrif!

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aus Sartfprb, @prteiter, 9pltpn, gitn g1rt
unp anrrysn Staatsn Gin nMflncsn batttn, =
Den erfen 5Mnprsi5 eftielt Shp tSbwHft
sea G,m. gJort, Zen ;iptilsp 6. esaeI. sbsn'
fl(tS ppn bd, .... . .,...
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-, Die eemcfrdtiiGte Glettrrat-9onSen'
ton pcn Sllb.Gar. BAT iih pertaat. Sanimt>
lbe Se,irfe III, Staate Wartn ptrtrsten Wle
ivurpen 9ei,tlNiIs iilr Die g9ableampa9as ae'
lait. Die 9lrw 9erter Ilattierm uns Np-
mhtatisusa fnp sialImp,is iuecilirt wprs
ben, w a4r .a ,.n-a b
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uacb irecuo ciurm -, tc europa y
werstn tiata bcsrte HS trance dbGIteieGii audi Der
dberns lur HbtrGettne l0rrtladrn trwsrelllBl' Yen
ten (auleneen ven pddeIcn &c mir III TEN etttn jan
rem berrpetl III nod, Rein cniIaeS oerlorcu acga's
gtt. Die StiUrSunB hRet ieer Wc6e yer SamPIsr
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alien Sbcileu Ocs grpBcu 8eitens!
RrIparni6 pOn @clr, 3cit hns Gnts
fcruuna!


Gle 6nfernuua ppu Samrre Hab alien 1betitH he's
@ehrns per Der, Sldten III du1 siter Sabn turtr ais
ron philattpbd Rep gprl pter dut EBene ener GnpeR
Weuts.
9mtarauen ptlte fb her Baltimore Obps9tisn'
bdhu' pcleneR perteH nit eenrlben 3upen une tl9en
bsipleert pe tie 9aiasttre erer Slals, wtlte mepr
ais tas SpppeIts idblen.
Die &deen eieier Sabn baten bePpttrie StW, peretn
ulr OantIe grleubtet, i'm gpmter Bthet Nne e5 mitb
Ten paNdgeTeR 5rinlp lfr rerdbrcdti iurium, es u
fur tie gclutmlihfttt unb S9trbtH err yahaSttTe III
dleR Stnden Beiorat.
Wu pieI;rPGbn flbrsn lie Huswartsrer dufs @hntufs
unp Glaelte Gc 1T rie einIise Sdbn III zen Ser.
Ytddtcu tpcId,c slusmduccrcr nit Scbnelijh jhacii
bejorrcIt AHe aneern Nabnen befcrhern np6 nhlneT
Iiuwanterer nit laugldmtn &mtgrantenJugen,
QdaliGre penien aut elGer SIbn ete @baBen paptenp
her eauien Gee Salttmcre nab 0mtnnaIt nur jptl
Wlat auf her ednieu Strete puben Bal more une St.
Fpuis irrpie uetiben Baltimore unb Sbtsd8s nur erei
Mal 9lat GncHuatt aelunat man IN 80 Stuneen ndt
St. YpuiS mo 0bIedSp III Spet 3uBsn.
ierer paiaaier bat 100 Plumb 0tpdt tTtt. &tnesr
ppn 4 his " Satren trJIbtn bllben yTes. Rnetr
uHtcr Sdhren tnp 8dnl tret .,
6as CSrpad 0ebt nit ben pdiIdhiereu UNI fcmmt NIT
linen III oletbyr Belt an esm SennmunBsprt an. Stn
Yeter srbalt etne Yeidsinsu8 uber ietn Seplt bis d
ben Srt, no tr bic Sabn ptllaBl. ,,.... -..
aui allen Statienen I'D WdBeu 6tptdelt neresn ltne
btutre Naenten dEssrelt, un BE SmwaneereF lure6I
,u petirn ane r etc ridae VeToeerunB wee Ssfat'
AZ ierIen sR VUrtbsiI, peSet aut htnrr aneen eabn
setPtcn utre une EN- Aaert tur Reie bis ettdAe I'M
e. Foms gsht at Aolen Der SilenbdPH' 'OslsAlNaf mi
ben Gtnpanstrern.
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Hur NQhriGt +!

nit ttm Sampier ~9suijtaiane. snsfaata wt'
ddss tiirtiSd,s 3,petidsn bSi,nii,sbs @at.o,rsn m
y cSrbSe,,, asfpatene xrbisit, easo. bdsrarnes
Ssirnbsrasr Sinoeln itamlsbs NaeearSni ace, sS' W
bCrieft aSei,ensrss ssrsss " sush am,s,a aS,nstn
S.n r;s,,- ,s,rr Oalt 5aauIcn Supepiaee Saiai
.SsSi x wsidbe asstl MIR yum Messpsf'aaf ~ es'
Silaass Raritprssn sup!sbisn. trt
Il amppttturt rou eurrpata en- vtetntta
r,.> III $40, aisres,aItimaHai,
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unterri6t.
TTT 2Safer'S @
U.nnIilh & QlflMQn eJnltitute.

tenen 8ri lien betannt, ais eur1diS sesIahe Nhpet
eurd au,ep untrrrid us seiunpe 9r,tbuaB ~ Easdsn
lebern bsr menhlibrn @eieuitdTt bsran,ubtlfen ft'
ist aus Feus pas psrebn bis iesl
Y,nrfaa,ers wire unierridt i'm 3etdnen unb EN-
pebltdeu 8anparbsusn ertbstt. - Dt Ger SGnle III ~
asiaer 3et etn ptu )ulntat etbunpen unp wire aal
Sanp ispie aui atlen ns8ldsn Vlas' nae StreiN Jn'
rument,u NON lpei bsenbers ta,u auseleatsn etrern
iIuterrid sesebeu. &inees beieers Se1le1ts mfrsen
In Np,t uRe tpIis geNe mIneu. --,,, l.,
no Itenials ,pirp iet benz l. Sttrber uhterr'@t VI
esr bchr rdncl,ru Sprao)e erfpttt.
ss6beie auRiunit ertbst her grtnstpdl Der anHau
-C' rH ~ Eb. aSader,
{Septl8lS) SIR. ia une 11B, ,panburghr.
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NuSipdnoercr uno Sfciicnoc ndb
benz SScften uno Stpreipcitcn SSr
yercinigtcn Stantcn DDn gtOrO'glmcrlfa
fparsn 3cit unc Och, pcuu fie cit