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VI Eh ON + hmEhS.- BIZ T.
4 REF NED POUDRkTrE, composed. Of the
night tc aud otfA u New York City is the fore
ing ana quick acting manure in market tlice aron9
the aTusle commonly knosn PoudTe ;one h al
hates market at less than hGO The price, is suitable
for every crop gnden stuff 1t will them
days twn weeks eafier aud double the product. %
will manure Of corn in the h'll PIioe in Bur-
lingon $50 yer ton, Pamphlsts with full information
sent on application n s. PIER n SON Butling
ton, W Agent for fHE LODI MANUFACTURING
COMPANY. 1901
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ANDREW GOES
sUPER-PHOSPHATE OF LIME.

Prom the Directors Of The Albany County Agricultural
aud Mechanical Saci.fy
ALBANY January l. 1868
Having implicit confidence in toe great value Of the
super Phosphate manufactured by Andrew Coe Of Bal
tmors, Nd, aud my believing In it's efficiency as
manure to aid In maintaining the fertility or well
increasing the products Of the farm, diaf recon-
mend its to farmers. hortcutusts and market gar
diners generally feeling assured will be dissp
pointed in the good results thai will follow its App
ton to almost all fam and gard, cops
1t gives evidence being vel and carefully prepared
and iiee from the adulterAtion common in many ma
nures Offered to the publ while It's our lands
has more than proved all that is clained for Il.
IRA BUYNION, VIM. hELYEA,
JAMES KINGsBURY, wM. MeGIVNtY,
bR y, B NoXON, DR, d, DiGRAFF.
JOHN c. CHlSM, J. S. ROBBINS,
JOHN NULL. s. VAN ALLEN,
JOHN q. MOTIF. J |. SCHOONMAKRR,
DAVID ALLARD, HENRY hilton,
ID. l. BABGOCK, JOHN KEENHOLTs,
A. j. SPRAGUE, Coz. A, s. BAKER,
JACOB ME -sENGER, Y BoSTOCK.
Orders may be addressed to Bancroft q Holmes,
Montpelier Vt
January rs, 1868. dkw5mos
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T. w L. II . " IN u Il ~ IN Il i y
Is the greatest product Of his pen Its
tale great and the characters which in It
various the through which they have TO
pass introduced the hardy pioneer the
appe the willy the eccentric seeker after ad
the tender maiden, severed by the force Of crcum
friends and kindred the heroic daring youth
whose aspirations lofty, whose soul is fearless and whose
deeds daring together with miscellaneous crowd OF i'd
spirits presenting almost phase Of human
character whom plays his her part the thrilling
drama The repete with and incidents which
the blood Of the reader leap with electric force, and
eonsanty alternating between JOY and ani
indignation and admiration he suffers and reioces
with the absolutely seeming to act with them,
intensely he interested-so deeply is he spebouni.
The story flags from the beginning the end and the
portions Of especially heauterul and such
sympAthes every lady reader. This great story
Nos Of the voume and those who de-
reRd should send in their orders. Once say
buy the
~ W NY n,
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HUNTED STATES BONDS,

Having thirty years 10 run, and bearing six per cent.
currency interest at the rate Of $4,000 per mile for 6l7
miles the Plsins; then at the OF s4s 900 per
mile for $50 miles through the Rocky Mountains then
the ofS52 900 per mile for the remsnr distance
for which the United States takes second lien
cunty. The interest these Bonds Is paid by the
United States government which also pays the ompsny
onehAn OF the Of 10 bills in monty for trans
porting is fresht troops, mails sc. The remaining
half Il these bills placed to the Company, credit aud
forms a sinking fund which may finally discharge the
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1868-01-22
The Mean, Sufficient to Build The Road

The Means Sufficient to Build the Road.
Contracts for the entire work Of building GA miles
hrst-class rar ad from Omaha, comprising much
Of the diff suit mountain work. and embracing every
expense except surveying have been made with respon-
sibe parties (Vhl have already finished $40 miles,,
at the average Of sixty eight thousand and hy-
egh, dollars $50 05Sl per mile. This price includes all
necessary shops for construction and repairs Of cars de
pos stations AID all other incidental buildings and al
locomotives passenger, baggage and freight cars and
requisite rolling stock that shall
not be less than $4,000 per mile. Allowing the cost Of
the remaining one hundred and eightysix 4 the eleven
hundred miles assumed be built by the Union Pacific
Company be so 600 per mile,
The Total Cost OF Eleven Hundred Miles
will be as follows:
9l4 miles, at SOS O5s, S62,2O50l2
1876 mites at S91,uO0 Is, 900
Add discounts on bonds, surveys, &c, 100000
Amount. SIS 4i6Ol2
As the U S. Bonds are equal to money, and Comps-
we have as the
Available Cash Resources for Building
Eleven Hundred Miles:
U s. Bonds, S2g 1928 00a
First Mortgage Bonds, 29,32s 900
Capital Stook paid 10 work done, s 500 900
| Land Grant H. $50, 900 Scres.
at 81 50 per acre, 2l,l2OOoo
Total. Sss376u0O
The Company have ample facilities for supplying any
deficiency that may arise in means for construction.
This may be done wholly in part by additional sub
ssriptons 10 catitAl stock
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Special Motifs.
r. R. R. Railways Regulating Pills

r. r. r. Railways Regulating Pills
Az Vegetable Extracts tprepared 10 vaeuo free
ZION insrt crude The hrst d.
IT, ofpln tug the blood regulating the Nv
the and iutesncs and purang from the
eyem acrimonious and corrupt humprs One PHI, taken
before dnner, viii create good appste aud insure
hcahy digestion.
BILE
stomach viii be eliminated ny dose Of the
Pissay tour x member When the LIVER i 10 a
tarpd state nothing b. better thsn Radway' Regulating
Pills Thrs purge rssy, mild and when TAX
perfectly tastess, being elegantly coated with gum
fhey mmendsd Or the ~ all dsarders ~ the
Stomach, Liver, Kdneys, Nervous psea'es INDIGESTION Dy
Bilious Fever linda nmaton Of The Bowels
Fcs symptos resulting from Disorders " tbs digestive
THE AGED
srfr from Psraiy ss u the Bowels and
have injections keep the hoFels Take 70 -
adway nrhtl few weeks the Bowels LIVER
Kdness 6 viii be restored To- sound lgHlih and srgugu
dlcharse from the bowels vii be secured dAF see
Or Radway's Aimanac Tor 1855 r. r. r. sold ~ Dfuggiss
eiedSW
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WANTED !

A GENTS, MALE and FEMALE. Our
N new Engraving, suggestive Of Lies Journey from
childhood old age entitled - From hoe TO Shore"
Ia readi for Ga ers. Spscal territory may be
secured, This presents opportunity for active
Agents, s, Nj. soUTHAku, General Agen.
Ysrgrnres, VT 90 99dlt
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GRAND LINE to the PACIFIC
WILL BE COMPLETED IN 1870,

better. The means far provided for con-
suueiion have proved ample and there is lack Of
funds for the vigorous prosecution ofihe enterprise
The means are divided into four classes;
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Nt@ ADVERTISEMENTS.
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the spic.e and cheapest war book published Price
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CAu1IDN. some Of o : Agents haze ,ktn ad.
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CArARKH. CONSUME


Treatise Deafness. Catarh Consumption and cAn9er
their relief
Pupil Of the Academy ~ Mrdcne Paris address
fof
Letter ffou Rnht Modurdy, ID Is D. Grand Pr~Ate OF
Grand knoampment q IT, s. and Editor Of The National
Freemasonf
nav YoRg, sept. ~ 1851 Ia srnvEtt 10 charge Of
Grace Church Hospital Alexandria, Va, during the
frequently, almost daily months Hospital
had every means % showing his reputation Tor and
ektLL II ~ the credab aud
IN the treatment q patients remarkable
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r"r"r's ffe Deiomre"S or UnirersaF .v-es :
rHfs" f asAfe, certain and speedy Cure for Neural.
ela and all Nervous Diseases Tho severest case, ar. com
pleey and permanently cured in very short time
nthe face or head is utterly banlhed 10 few hours No
m OF NerVou, Disease Tlihands its magic influences I,
IA The unqualified approval Of many physopa
contains nothing injurious to the most delicate sysem sod
sssrywhere Sent receipt Of tLoo postage
TURNER CO. lao fremont ST. Boston, Mass Propretors
postoh, Juil u leoI
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BARRE ACADEMY.
THE SPRING TERM will begin on Thurs
Il day, Feb. 10 The boarding House is completed
aud the recommendations for board aud selfbOarding
have been grestly increased Foe board aud rooms APP
peAton should be made to
j. s. sPAULDING. Principal
Barre Jan. 10, 1868 5000 dl2t
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BRNJAMtN TAYLoR's ESTATE.

STATE OF yERMoNT,tIN PROBATE COURT, holden a.
Randolph District Brookhed, and for said District,
on he Of Dece mber, A. Dtlsd7.
WILLIAM g. TYLER administrator % the estate OF Benja
o. Tunbrdge said District deceased, makes
ppicaon allowed
him debts from said and to render his
admnistra,ion account until some future day.
ordered by said Court that raid application
heard at the Probate oce in Brookheld, the 2Slh day
Of January, A. u. 1858.
And il is rther ordered that notice given persons
publication Of this order In the Vermont
Watchmau Journal printed at Montpelier three weeks
successfully, before said hearing. - -
By the Ccurt.-Attest, J. r. CLEAVELAND,
Judge.
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w H I S X E R S

w II Z . N n " y
nk LAhoNrE'S C0RRoLiA win force whlskors or Nous
tAehes on the smoothest face chin, Hair Bald
deads Never known to fAn.
Sample, Tor trial, for 10 cents
Addrtss REEVES CO.,
elis Nassau t,New York
FoR COUGHS CoLos and try the cid and we'll
Known VEGETABLE PULMONARY BALsAM approved and
used by OLDEST and PHYSICIANS and FAMIs for for
Y yesrs past Get the genuine REED, CUTLER 4 CO.
Druggists, Boston, Prophetors. se;oi '
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afgat Notices.


lNTAlE OF VERMONT, WASHINGTON DISTRICT. ~ -
In Probate Court held Al Montpelier, within asd for said
~ District, on the 2lst day Of Janusry,A A. ID. laa
kmeline Jses,en Adminsrstrx ~ The Of samuel
Jackson late ~ Woodbury., in said district
application 70 said Court With the
al The heir. q said deceased resng this STATE r eens.
y sell All Oft real estate OF said nclndug rxhf
o. and rysnon o. the widows dover, representing
a ne sale thereof necessary Tor the Of
o. .ad deceased and that part u said estate sold
the tensfcfaI
aliiptsrraied therein -
Whgrcupon u I. ordered hy Court that said application
be referred session thereof be held Prbns once
heArnR and decision thereon.
And s further ordered that all persons Interested no
ned hereo Publication 81 notice o. application
der thereon, hree excessively 10 "ternnt Wsc
man and STATE Journal" printed A. Montpesr SAID
time o hearng that they appear said place.
and ~ thsg see cause object thereto.
BY The Cours.-At,est. T.R. MERRILL,
1l.n1
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NJ OTICE.--This may certify that | have
this day, sold my Albert Hoyt his time DUNG
his minority Hereafter shall claim Of his
ings nor pay and depts Of his contracting
SAMUEL HOYT.
Woodbury. Jan 8. 1868 $685.
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Try box Of PoLAN0's PLANTAIN OINTMENT. The
pest saye in the World Take other insist on having
'his fof sale BY all Druggists and country dealers
Or. J. W. POLAND, Manufacturer.
(Ses .1drertiseHeHt) slss
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Nrm advertisements.

The rem, ining ten miles will be finished soon as
the weather permits the road.bed TO be- sufficiently
tasked to reo,ve the rails The work continues TO be
pu'hed forward in the rock cuttings the slope
with unabAted energy aud much larger force will be
employed danug the current year than ever before The
pfospeet INT the whole
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1I' To any newspaper publishing the shove 10 the
amount Of so 50, he Lists and GAZETTE will be sent fee
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Mr. SNOW has had same ten years experience In
number Of the hrsclsss establishments OF Boston and
vicinity with much experience OF forsign irsvel-has
been In the employ 81 Messrs. Williams Everett AL
so With Messrs Chlds Jerks, Proprsiors Of the Art
Gallery fremont St, Boston. where he has had an sx-
eusye pr Ia the art Of Painting having been em
p by them to repovA and restore old paintings OF
rare workmanship and immense value, aud In whose
galleries me Of his best works have been exhibited
Gls Perfect sstisfscti1a given, or no pay
Montpelier, Jan. L. 1868. al 81 dAv no.
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THE 80
CAROLINA FARMER

DELIEVING that the interest Of the Farm
ID crs and Planters OF this Sect on demand
the publication OF periodical to be devoted
TO the advancement oi Agriculture in tho two
Cal o!.nas. we have ,deteitn.ned 10 establish
such periodical under the title of THE
CAROLINA FARMER, and will issue the
frs; number as SOON as sufficient number
Of subscrib,rs are obtained to pay reason
able share of the exp nsc OF publication.
TIL, FARMER will be issued monthly at
S2.U0 per, ann,lm. in advance; VIII contain
not-icss than tn rty-;wo large double column
pages Of reading matter. boLn III handsome
covers an | in typographical execution will
not be surpassed by any Agricultural Month
" in the country.
Being dercrm ned to do whatever energy
will accomplishing making the FARMER wor"
thy the support OF the intelligent Planters and
Farmers OF North and South Carol.na; and
desiring to Introduce it into every county in
those States. we wish 10 employ active Agents
Mt every Post Office, to whom the most LIBERAL
Inducements will be offered.
Address all commun cations TO
- WM II. BERNARD,
july l6. Wilmington, n. C.
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necessity. Unskil!ed laborcrs must
Be employed uspallyat coarse common
feM> >@srE. hence there is tendency
to culdsatesas few, chiefly market,
crops, This makes the demand for
itmor, imperative, snd the call from
the Southern States is at present ah-
solutcly painful; this is the universal
need. - The eagerness with which
manures have been 'bought the past
season. inthc hope'of making or sa-
wing a crop Of corn. Of cotton, or to-
bacco has opened the door for cxten.
sive frauds, ruinous to many OF
the vicrimizcd planters. We are graft
fed to learn that some of lha purcha7
GERS of fraudulent manurcs are ccm-
bining to institute suits against those
who make and deal in them.
The question presents itself. then,
with peculiar force, : What shall the
Smfh 10 p : ) Il i 80 .s.s.-
The problem has azsim7'c solution.
but the cur is applicable at first over
but a small area upon each farm. II
is to make manure. This may b.
done. The labor ofthe place may
be proGtahly employed duri"ga a con
siderable part Of the year. in iak'rS
care Of. working over, anl iocreasi g
the; ;ansuat of fpraaures and of costs.
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TO CONSERVATIVES.

TIME Rev. EDWARD 4. WILSON will send
i free of .charge)to an who desire it,
the pre- crip,ion with the directions for ma
king and using the simple remedy by which
he was cured of lung affection and that
dread disease Consumption. His only OBJ
ject is to benefit the afflicted and he hopes
every sufferer will try this prescription, as
j, will cos, thom nothing. and may prove a
blessing. Please address
Al Rev. EDWARD A. WILSON,
No 1G5 Second South ST., williamsburg, N. I.
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The undersigned will con'nu" the busin' ss
n his own maine il the state of his health
'hould permit. Goo's now on htnd will h.
run off q. II shade above cost All Of n
nave be purchas sii C, 1896. A Store
House in tne # he hest stants in Camden
will b. sold at great bargain and possession
given by first Of October.
Juy lG-3t E. W. EOSNEY.
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ERRORS YOUTH. 9

A Gentleman who suffered for years from
N Nervous Debility. Premature Decay, and
all the effects of youthful indiscrction, will
for the sake of suffering humanity, send free
to MI who need it, thu receipt md directions
for making the simple remedy by which he
was cured. Sufferers wishing to. profit by
the advitiscr's experience can do so by ad-
dressing in perfect confidence,
JOHN B. OGDEN, AZ Cedar ST., New York.
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Vaughan's Mills.

THE subscriber having had his Mills put
in complete order by one of the best
workmeD III the State is prepared to grind
either corn or wheat with dispatch. The
reputation ofthese mills isytoo sell esiab.
lished to require any commcndatiop here,
Besides having a competent; Miller he gives
the mills his personal supervision. and
guarantees satisfaction to his customers.
Thankful Tor past favors. he respectfully
solicirs an extended patronage.
June 25 IT, j. .r.rr.VACGHA
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INFORMATION.

TEFORMATTbN guaranteed rs produce .
l. luxuriant growth Of hair upon bald head
or beardless face, also recipe for the reno
val Of Pimples, Blotches, Eruptions, etc., on
the skin, leaving the same soft, clear, and
beautiful can be obtained without charge by
addressing
THOS. F. CHAPMAN, Chemist,
s2S Broadway, New York.
Sept. 26. em.
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Sherif's Sales.
July l6.
SnERIrr's OFFICE,

C,NNFv 2 IIT' n, ItTS.
DYvir:ue of sundry writs of Fl. ia. to me
ID directed | will sell before the Court
House in Camden OH the first Monday in
August next. within the legal Lorls OF sale
the following property. 'o-r":
One Tract OF Land confirming Twenty five
Hundred l22500) Acres, more or lss So. situate
IN Krrsliaw District. on the waters OF Beaver
Creek, bounded ny Lands OF Mrs: Duncan.
c. L. Dye. John Thompson. l.. J. Patterson
ct al. Levied upon rs John L. Jones prop
erty, at the suit Of the State for Taxes.
80 - -. .., 49,. .r. I2okl
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Five adjoining Town Los with buildings
thereon in the Town of amlcn. known and
list:ngu' shed in the plan Of said Town as
To.s No 80. 81. 80. 30 and Al. fronting west
on Hroal street. l32 f'ct and running back
ast to Mnrke. street. bounded south Ivy tn,
''ubi;c square anil vacant Lots. north hy Va
can't Lots formerly belonging JtsscS. Net;lss
Levied on rs I!alman Jones riop'r.y. At
'hn suit orths State for Taxes. (8!5)
TERMS CASH, +. F.. Ill
..Trlv lr-?t. Sheriff, X. D.
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rOI'ICE.

he Co partnership of "EnNNEY am
SON i" this day dissolved by M t a
cons nj. he bus ness Of the late concern
will be settled by E. W. Gonacy, the Srnio,
Partner.
All inhibited are earnestly requested tc
call and make an carly settlement.
..... .-- f.. W. BONNEY.
U. p. DONNEY.
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Copartnership Notice.

TfHHE undersigned have associated them.
selves uni~r the name and style o;
BAUM BROTHERS, Tor the purpose Of con.
tinuing the business. heretofore conducted
by Baum. Brother Il Co They desire TO re
f.lurn thanks for The patronage extended t'
their former firm, and will endeavor TO con-
tinue to earn the same. @
II. BAUM,
NJ. BAUM.
July 9. It
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Five a'jo:D;ng Town Lots in the Town f
Camden. ti Stables thereon. lnown i'll the
plan of 3 id Town ~ Lots Nc. 1867. 10 8
.OG9. 1910 and l07', boLn led so, by Ioik
street. east by Market street, north by Lot
No. lCGj AMI west BY Lots 1882, 1858 and
l034. Levied upon rs 3. Bailey's ,prop;rty
i the suit OF the Stae for axes TO be
Sid at the risk of the former purch"e"".
f325)
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One Tract of Land containing One Thou
sand Acres. more or less. situate in kcrshaw
District. on the waters of Beaver Creek.
bounded by Lands of John l.. Jones. cs;a' e
Jos. Paticl son. jos Melville, ct al. Levied
upon as property Of MIS-. S. Hudson, at the
suit of tn, State for Taxes. (S25)
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Lost or Stolen.

- NOTE given fe DR.. L. NJ. DESAUsSTEI
N for n teen Dollars and S.xtee Cca,ts.
%date not recsRected) On back of Note i
credited Fifteen Dollars, which leaves FOur
Dollars and Sixteen Cents due. which has been
paid Persons are warned not to trade tor
said note. o.. .... L. G. ROBINSON.
July l6. ....--.. '. st
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MARRIEp-oa. 24th June, by
Rev. Vim. NJ. Brearley, Mr.. II. K.
DUBosE, of Darlington, to Miss
HEyNIE J., eldest daughter of the
late Cent?. AY.. B!akehey, OF Ches-
terfeM District. -
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One Tract Of Land containing Two Hun
,lrcd Acres, more or less. situate III kcrshnw
District. on the waters Of Pufalo Greek
bounded by Lands of }. n. Sowcll. 8. F. ely
burn. Henry Mo:hcrsbcd, ct nj. Levied upon
us property of James Eas'ridge at the suit
of William G. Winchester. j325)
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SOUTH-CAROLINA,
kiikSHAW DISTRICT.

BY A. j.. MCDONALD, ORDINARY.
W. HEREAs, James D. Kirkpatrick
w applied TO me for Letters of Admins
tration Oh all and singular the goods and
chattels rights and credits of John .Ches-
nut, late of the District aforesaid deceased !:
These are, therefore, 10 cite and admonish
I'll and singular the kindred and creditors of
the deceased, to be and appear before me at
our next Ordinary's Court, to be holden at
K,rshaw Court House on the 9th day of
July, 1868, to. show cause, if any. why the
said administration should not be granted.
Gfven under my hand and seal this Sthday
Of July, in the year Of our Lord, one
thousand eight hundred and sixty-eight and
in the ninety-secoad year of American In
dependence. y - .az - ~
A. L. MCDONALD, O. X. D.
July9. 'I,i'.>s 2t
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1866-1891, 1868-07-16
Notice..

1I>HE Copartncrship hitherto existing be-
| tween HENRYPATE and myselfin pur-
chrsing Cattle &c., has Deen dissolved by mu-
turl consent.
am still carrying on the business on my
own account. and will pay the highest market
price for good Cattle and Sheep.
THOMAS J. SMYRL.
June4 4t$
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1866-1891, 1868-07-16
July 9.
Notice..

WILL have my Flour milln thorough
i running order by the 22'l inst. and Will
bagial to got custom from this and the sur.
ron l,lipgDistricts. THERE'S IL Smut mill at.
,,ta shed,
Nj mill is oae,pile from Camden.
W, F. MORRELL,