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White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1868-02-27

v Andy johnson is in search Of a
military tool under difficulties. His new
seies, shich Sherman declined. ives Of
isssi 10 Gen. George H. Thomas. Who,
sssesa q be heard Of it. telsgrsphed The
Senate not to confirm tbs nominations, q
be dsclined the !" honor"
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1868-02-27

~ Prot Blot 10 good authority. and
says Buruetfs Flavoripg Extracts ere
the best.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1868-02-27

~ Valentines appeared to run on the
ou,landish and scsndalous order, this
year. Some Of cur young friends recs'v-
cd representations Of jackasses ; some,
"wbite owls:" others, various other
wretched stuff; and We recsivsd q copy
Of the La Crosse Democrat
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1868-02-27

~ Syracuse. New York. which last
Fan gave over 200 Democratic majority.
now goes Republican BY 100 m.jority.
That's what Is called 70. action
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1868-02-27

KeRcnrG !-Tlie 'resder has doubtless.
in his time, chsoced along the margin
Of some pond. On . snnshiny day. and
observed bow bul!.frogs. mnd turtles
and water. snakes had cfept up ont Of
their stsguant retreat. and lay basking
on logs. rocks. or wherever it wss warm
and sunny and hsve noticed how. upon
tho approach Of apparent danger. the
whole slimy crrx went with ker.
chug r. back into their fayo,iis elements,
mad and filth. The Republicans Of
Ksnsss have bad ca illustration of thn.
in o political sense. For few years
past. the party has crjoyed sunsh ne.
prosperity. snd success. Silently and
cautiously the bull flogs. mnd-iuftles and
wster-snakes crept ont Of their 6kby
pool Of Democracy. and secured warm
and comfortable places in Republican
sunshine, while others, who failed to &c.
good places. heng on the outskirts. wait.
ing their cbsnee. Bu. now they fancy
that dspger is at hand. They think ths
Republican party is going under. and
that tbeM fomfoFtabh placest are threat.
ened Snd "kercbug I" they 60 bacs
into the slime aud mire Of Democracy
We see them going, ell over the State
Some still linger, bot sre preparing tt
lssp of. They havs all been very Radi
cal in their professions. snd have no
failed to ask for fst positions but rou
they think the tide is turning. and they
hasten back to their more copgenial com
pany. Let them 60. When they hev
all got back. the Republicans will know
who werc bogus they can then organize
for unsdul.cra,ed Republican victory
end keep those fellows under.
-.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1868-02-27
Donlphah C....,y D;recsery.

Donfphah Csnasy Directory.
We believe that the History and Di-
'rsc.c.y" OF Doniph N Comfy. now being
compiled BY Msssrs Smith. Vaughan &
Co. will be me best emigration docu.
men: ever baousht before the public from
our Stst.: and we sincerely hope the cit.
izeos of The County will appreciate the
e6sfi, and give the projectors THAR undi.
tided support. We have the best Coun-
~ in X ausas, aud shonld use every effort
to let the world know IL; and now that
We have chance to get true reprsssu-
tstion Of our resources, will We improve
it? In this work. our County will be
presented in its true light aud people
who are looking for homes. can always
end in the History end Directory q true
description of our County. Tits settlement.
soil. climate. agricultural and mineral
resources. advantages. &C., &c. as no
exsggeration will be tolerated. Osher
States are using every effort to lay before
the emigrants every inducement to bring
them among them. and secure them -
settlersi but we baye 90 knowledge Of
any work Of this kind ever having been
produced. and commeni the originality
of the projectors Of our History to the
people. and ask them to support them.
by subscribing for their book, sad club
bipg in every town and neigbborhood. to
secure as many copies as possible. knd
send to the Eastern cities, end to our
friends. that it may meet the eyes Of the
many who nrs looking for homes in the
West. More than this. the book should
be in every citizens house for the bene-
fit tina. will be derived from reading its
pages. will more than repay every man.
The Legal Forms will bs worth many
times tie subscription price. Let every
man in the County purchase copy.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1868-02-27

~ Burnett's Cocosine is not greasy
OF sticky. 1t u soperior to pomades or
sieoholie wsehes q hair dressisg.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1868-02-27

~ a" Conservstivs" paper, under
the head Of Political Items." says:
IA colored dramstic club has been
formed in Montgomery, Alabama"
The Copperhesds call everything po-
litical that has any reference to negroes.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1868-02-27

"THE WenLD AT HoME." This is
the n.me of large and fine Magazine.
started at the beginning Of the present
year. by Evans & Co., Of Philsdslphis.
formerly Of the weIlknow Gift Book
establishment. We have received tho
January and February numhers. The
following. from the Philadelphia Irquir-
er, explains the system on which it is
published
The World at Home. published BY
Evans & Co, Philadelphia. This is o
new enterprise. and bids fair to be sue
cess. To secure q large circulation. the
publishers have adopted the dividend
system" A large sun Of money has
been set apart and invested in goods
such as are most needed in the household,
and each subscriber is allowed to par.
.icipsts in them. This should not be
confounded with gift and ticket enter
prises as they have heretofore existed. It
is not pretended that more ia given than
subscribers pay for, but simply that the
profits Of the first years publication will
in this manner be used to enlarge the
subscription list. We consider this
magazine alone IS fully worth the price
charged. 1t contains 6ne collection Of
original reading matter, and is embe!lish-
ed with well-fnished picture of Dick
ems. and other beautiful engravings. We
commend it as a magazine of merit.
Prica. with privilege Of participation in
goods. S3 per year.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1868-02-27

Eg "MephiIipeho,rssecomomento" is
the name given to new musical instrument,
on the otiier side ofthe A,lautic.-Ex.
Fifteen years ago; we heard the Swiss
Bell Ringers play onsn instrument which
they called the ..Trondueumsphilipeno.
trasiamomento. which consisted simply
Of light pine sticks laid across wisps OF
STRAW; and the music was made by strik-
ing on these sticks with Timber, spriugy
pieces OF wood or whalebone. having
small knobs on the ends-aud one never
having heard it, has no idea how much
music can be got out Of this instrument.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1868-02-27

A New InsA.-lt is said thst Senator
Morton's Reconstruction speech has been
translated into a number Of foreign Ian.
gusges. and sent abroad. for the purpose
Of promoting emigration. What posi-
BILE effect that speech can have on emigra-
tion. !. more ''sasses can tell. unlsAs it
will induce the whole world to rush to
America. to get look ct Morton. Bat
we presume it will be fully AZ effective for
the purpose. as carrying buckey IN the
pocket is in curing piles.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1868-02-27

sS Hon. Sidney Clarke has our
thsulp for stacks Of Congressional docu.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1868-02-27

r. Bursstt's Ksllston viii remove
fsckis.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1868-02-27

Ohio, sbsch wss>Ses-6rst bevsa log house L.
the city. In 1907 it was tavern, and at dif.
ferent times served as court house, jail, jus-
tiee's o6ics, tailor chop, store, military head.
quarters. arsenal, ordnance bureau, loan Once,
etc. :
p Senator sauIsbury vent 10 Washington
with promise 70 keep sober, but did not teep
his promise. He has gone back to Delaware,
and will not again take his seat during his term
of Office. The Delaware papers are calling on
him TO resign. tss a. Jet he has made no sign.
pA Cincinnati woman With lottery m..
mia sent a shilling or two, BY her husband. ey.
cry day last year 10 invest in the policy ehop
he passed on his way to work. She never d,ev
cent 10 return for her Investment until Nev
Yem's day. when he handed her box With
every piece Of postal currency she had insru.t.d
to bis care during the year. Amounting 70 over
$50. She vas gratifed and cuFsd.
q s,uebody Al washipssos says sb.. che,
Ben. Wade asked Mr.. stantea, the eeher dsv
IL be didn't intend 70 resign pretty soo., BE- "a.
piled: "sir. would as soon shipk az Iu,,;.,
over the War Department 70 the rebels duripe
the var, Is Of turrendering n. tsust isso the
hands of Andrew Johnson." go -
u A Ai'sscs ease has jass bsen tried In
Frsepors, H. sheseia Ms. CasAsrios schudt
sued for divorce from her husband because.
alshessh nanisd ssr thrss ysan, hs peesisEens-
lyrsfsssa y eoassaasss sAe sarAass. His de-
fssse - tsat be ID - vsns any ehilarso.
The Jasy Fstsssed verdict 10 faver Of DE,
wife, granting the divorce. s4.1latT =
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HE RUHPus AT wAsH1HHroI I!
Congress vstes to J.apsaeh /!

THE ARMY sUsrAINs CONGRESS
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erFRIALs BY THE MILLTARY.-The
following order was issued on Thurs
day,
CHARLESTON, S. c., Feb. 6, 1868.
General Orders No. Is.
I. In trials Of offences at common
law or under State statutes, and in
trials of civil actions, provost courts:
military commissions and military tri-
bunals,S organized by virtue of au-
thorty under tho Reconstruction Acts
of Congress, will be governed by the
rules Of evidence. prescribed by law
of the State in which the case is tried.
u.TNo provost court will entertain
Jurisdiction of any case, norswill any
cost commander refer any case nor
trial by any such court, unless it shall
appear to the satisfaction of the post
commander and shall be certified by
him, either.
First. That the case involves mat
ters of difference between employer
and employed respecting rights under
provisions ofmility orders or,
Second. That the proper State au-
thorities have refused or unrcason-
ably failed, or are unable to take ac-
tfon necdful for the protection of per-
sons or property or,
Third. That there is good ground
for believing, upon facts shown,
which must be preserved Of record,
that impartial justice cannot bc Sc
cured in the State courts, by reason
ofprciulice on account of race, color
or former condition.
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BILLS SIGNED BY THE PRESIDENT.
The President he's approved and sign
ed the bill providing that all cotton
grown in the United States after the
year 1867 shall be exempt from in,
tcrnal tax, and that cotton imported
from foreign countries after Novem.
Der 1st of this year shall be exempt
from duty. lie has also signed the
joint resolution to provide for com,
mission to examine and report on me,
ters for distilled spirits, and the bill
authorizing the Secretary of the Navy
to sell all the iron-clads excepting
those Of. the Dictator, Kalamazoo,
Menadnock, and Passaic classes.
.Chr0nicle.
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[ApvERMIsENESr.l
VALUABLE RECEIPT,

For baking fine Light Bread, Biscuit, Rolls
or Wafflcs. p.
SISTERS OF TIE South Now that we have
TO do all our house and kitchen work, let us
try to do it to perfection. | fiatter myself
TINT 1; have discovered the true system of
bread baking, and as such, would respectful
ly inform my female friends that l am pre-
pured to furnish them with the receipt on
the following liberal terms. Enclose to my
address, the amount of ono dollar, and will
send to any address, by return mail or soon
after, the receipt, neatly printed, post paid,
with all necessary Instructions. l would
here state that no minerals OF lard is used in
baking, and that the articles used are at
the command of every farmer. you wish
to please your husbands BY placing on his
breakfast table plate of fine light biscuits or
fried rolls, send for one of my receipts.
Address, Mrs. ANNIE ST0PANE,
Jan. 30,-2t* Aiken, S. e.
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GUAM @.

DERuyIAN Guano, direct from agents at
l. market rates. ,.
Soluble Pacific Guano, S7I5 cash, $50 lst
November, with seven per cent. interest, up
proved city acceptance.
Baugh's Phosphate of Lime. $50 cash, S65
lst November, with seven per cent. interest,
approved city acceptance.
Phoenix Guano, S55 cash, S65 let Novem-
l.er, with seven per cent. interest: approved
city acceptance.
Flour of Bone, unadulterated and unburnt.
Farmers Plaster or Gypsum, warranted
pure.
In offering the above manurcs to planters.
do so with every confidence, not only hav-
ing testimonials from planters who have used
them the past year, but the further guarantee
that every cargo, Us it arrives, is analysed
fy Professor Shepard, of the South Carolina
Medical College, and the high reputation Of
these manures fully kept up.
]. N. ROBSON,
and . Atlantic Wharf
/ Jan. % 2m
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TO CONSERVATIVES.

TIME Rev. EDWARD A. WILSON will send
free of charge) TO all who desire it,
the prescription with the directions for ma
king and using tile simple remedy by which
he was cured of lung affection and that
dread disease Consumption. Ills only OBJ
;ect is to benefit the afflicted and he hopes
every sufferer will try this prescription, MS
it will cost thom nothing, and may prove a
blessing. Please address
Rev. EDWARD A. WILSON,
No 1855 Sccoud South st., Williamsburg, n. Y.
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SOUTE-GAROLINA,
KER,FasV DISTRICT,

BY A. L. MCDONALD, ORDINARY,
WTHEREAS, ], D. Dunlap, c. E. X. D. APP
wv piled to me for Letters of Administra-
tion on all and singular the goods and chattels,
rights and credits of Dr.. \. \. Johnson, late
of the District aforesaid. dcccascd:
These are, therefore, tocitc and admonish
all and singular the kindred and creditors of
the deceased, 10 be and appear before me at
oar next Ordnary's Court, &c be holden at
Kcrshaw Cour; l.ousc on the 23d day Of
March. 1865. TO show cause if any, why
the said administration should not be granted.
Given under my hand and seal this 18th day of
November. in the year of our Lord one
thousand eight hundrct->' d sixty-cIght md
in The nirc,y-sccomd year Of American In
dependence.
A. l.. MCDONALD, 0. X. D.
February l3. II
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1866-1891, 1868-02-13
THE NONPAREIL
WASHING MACHINE

Strong, Simple and Practical.
It is n SQUEEZING MACHINE; warranted
not to injure clothing; gearcd to give six
strokes of the plungcrs 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
AGIRL OR BOY CAN OPERATE IT, and
Sir Years experience proves that the NON
pAnErL to be the only Washing Machine made
which stands the test Of Time and Use. 1t IS
unapproachablc for
Sliced, Poscer' and Efectiueness.
AGENTS WANTED.-Scnd for free De-
scriptive Circulars to ,,,
OAKLEY & KEATlNG,
l84 Water Street, New York.
Dec 26 oh''
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INFORMATION.

INFORMATION guaranteed to produce q
L luxuriant growth Of hair upon bald head
or beardless face, also a 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
TllOS. F. CHAPMAN, Chemist,
1913 Broadway, New York.
Sept. &c. ON.
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1866-1891, 1868-02-13

The SUPREME COURT BILL,-It
is reported-on how good authority
fcponeht saith not--that the Senate
Judiciary Committee are not favor
ably disposed toward the Supreme
Court bill. Mr.. Trumball is quoted
as against it; and if this be true, its
chances ofbecoming q law are beauti-
fully and cncourag'ngly small.
Washington Letter IN N. Y. Times.
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ADMINISTRATORS Notice.

A IL persons indebted to the estate of Will
n liam Z. Hughes, late Of Kershaw Dis
trict, deceased. will make immediate pay
ment TO j. B. Kcrshaw or myself.
All persons having claims against the said
estate will present them duly attested, ac-
cording to law. ,e,,
pS~ MIR. D. II. SEAMENS is my lawful
AGENT for the transaction Of oil business Of
the said estate.
January lG' 's
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ERRORS OF YOUTH.

A Gentleman who suffered for years from
N Nervous Debility, Premature Decay, and
all the effects Of youthful indiscretion, will,
for the sake of suffering humanity, send free
to all who need it, the receipt and directions
for making the simple remedy by which he
was cured Sufferers wishing to profit by
the advitiser's experience can do so by ad-
dressing in perfect confidence,
JOHN B. OGDEN, AZ Cedar ST., New York.
Nav 2. ~
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u
The benson tract. containing one hundred
and twenty-five (l25) acres more or less on
the waters of Fiat Rock Greek, bounded by
lands Of Mrs. Jane J. Knox, l.. T. Gray, es-
tate of Shields, ct al. Levied upon as }. ".
Fora's property, at the suit Of 'hc Bank OF
Camd n, S. {.
One Copper (lSO gallon) Still and Fixtures.
Levied upon as J. W. Ford's property, at the
suit of the Bank of Camden. S. &. 1925
One Lot with two Store houses and out
buildings thereon, in the Town of Camden,
known and distinguished in plan of said
Town as Lot No eleven hundred and seventy
seven, 0177) fronting cast on Broad Street,
sixty-six (GG) feet, and running back west
two hundred (200) feet. bounded south by
the Market. and north by Vim Daasch, Also,
Lot No eleven hundred and eighty (lle0j
fronting on Rutlcdgc Street. sixty.six (G6)
feet and running back north, two hundred
(2O0) feet, bounded east by the Bank of
Camden, the Market and Lot No eleven hun
dred and scventy-sevcn, Q177) west by va
cant Lots. Levied upon rs property of hc
Estate of Vim Perry, at the smit of the
Bank..of Camden, S. G. $40
Defendants right, title and interest in and
to tract of Land, containing nineteen hun
hundred $500 acres, more or less, situated
in Kcrshaw and Fairfield District, on the
waters of Sawney's Creek, adjoining lands Of
the estate of Crosby. John Warren, John
Robertson ct al. Levied uron at the suit Of
NJ. Baum, Bro. 6 Co. VS.. Abram d. Jones. jr.
1925.
Two Wagons, Harness and seven Mules,
leviel upon as property OF Wm. L. Hughes,
at the suit of Charles Perkins. (S3.25)
Terms Cash-purchasers to pay for the
necessary papers.
E.E. SILL, S. x. D.
February IS. tt
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DEKALB HOUSE.

VlIIE Subscriber takes pleasure in inform
/ ing his friends and the public generally,
TINT he has re-opened the DEKALB HOUSE
which has been thoroughly renovated, and
is now ready for the accommodation of the
travelling public, whose patronage is respect
fullytsoicited.
Coaches always in readiness to convey
nassengers to and from the Hotel.
The Proprietor promises to do all in his
power for the comfort of his guests.
]. w. RODGERS, Proprietor
Aug. o2, . TT
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IN EQUITY--KERSHAW.
Harrison, Admir-. & Patterson, Adm'y. J

Harrison, Admir-. & Patterson, AGm'x.
rS. Bill
Il. c. Patterson, CT al.
The terms Of renting rot having been COM
piled with. on the first Monday i'll MARCH
next, l will again offer for rent, for the en-
suing year, at public oatcry, before the
Cour: House door in Camden, the following
Real Estate OF the late Wyatt Patterson, de-
ceased, to-wit:
A tract Of Land, containing some six hun
dred acres. situated on the waters Of Beaver
Creek, and bounded on The north by lands OF
Wylie Patterson, on the west ny lands OF
Lewis j. Patterson, and on the south and
west by lands Of Joseph G.. Neville.
TERMS.-So much cash, Gs will pay the
costs of these proceedings, and balance on a
credit until the first day Of January next,
to he secured by note with personal surety,
and lien upon the crop.
j. D. DUNLAP, C. f.. Il. d.
Comm rs. Office, Feb. u.
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Planters and Gardeners

win find ELLERBE'S PLANT TRANS
PLANTER patented 10th October, 1861
Mt Mr.. A. NJ. Kcnncly's. With this lmple-
mcnt surplus plants of Corn, Cotton or any
other plant may be trasplanted in the same
time that the soil can be rc-planted, without
disturbing the fibrous roots:
Price, $1,000.
Jon IL
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M. BISSELL,
DENTIST,

HAVING procured the necessary apparatus,
is prepared to insert Artificial Teeth on VUL-
CANITE (india rubber,) from one Tooth, to
full Set, at Lou Prices, and has reduced
his charges for al operations to suit the times,
for CASH. dec 19,-tf
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Notice.

find it necessary for the current year, to
Il confnc myself to the CASH system, and
rcspectsully request those indebted to me, on
short time credit, to make the promised ar
rangements promptly, as l will be under the
necessity ofplacing my unpaid accounts IN
the hands of Lawyer for collection TINS
Snrinp, BOB'T. NJ. KENNEDY,
Inn off Agent.
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Twenty Dollars Reward

4 OST on the morning of the 23d ofJanu-
L. ary between Broad street and the Depot
n yellow TRUNK continuing Music Books
The person who found it viii be paid the
above reward by leaving il Mt the DEkALB
HOUSE, and no questions asked.
Feb. & .. lt~
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Commissioners Notice.

~ UARD1ANS, Trustees and Committees
VI must make their ANNUAL RETURNS
to this office on or before the srst of April
next. Rules will be issued against all who
make default in this matter.
J. D. DUNLAP,
Commissioner in Equity.
Enh G u
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SheriHs Sales.
SuER!Fr's OFFICE,

DY virtue of Sundry writs of Fl. fn. to me
ID directed will sell before the Court
House in Camden, on Monday the second day
of March next, within the legal hours Of sale
the following property, to-nrH:
All defendants right, title and interest in
and to four (4) separate tracts or parcels Of
Land lying in Ktrshaw District, viz: One
tract on which defendant resides, on the wa
tcrs of Flat Rock Creek, containing six hun
drcd (G00) acres more or less, bounded by
lands of j. K. Dye, Shannon Watts, Mrs. j.
J. Knox, kilgore, ct a.
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Southern Express.

II ARTIES forwarding freight by the Ex-
L press, are requested to hand them IN ny
"a. m. on Monday, Wednesday and Saturday
Freight is also sent on Tuesday, Thursday
and Friday, which must be handed IN by y
P. M. the evening before.
All freight is required to bc paid in Green
backs. j.. ". kODGERo, agent.
january %. -. - III