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The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1869-02-19

and cites his readers TO the M'Con-
nelsville office to prove the truth Of
his statement. Lie again-Mr.
Sill, tho M'Connolsville postmaster A.,
will tell anyone that enquiries that
We are sending no papers to his
office that r refused by those to
whom they are addressed. file says
we take local items from his pa
per. Another lie-wc never copied
m item from the HERALD, unless
to comment on is, since we have
been In tho business. We might
enumerate many othor falsehoods,
either thrown out directly or i'm
pliedly, that Pylo gave utterance
10 last week; but We have now sta
tod enough to convince any fair
minded person that his statements
relative to anything he is interest.
cd in cannot be relied on.
The great trouble with Pyle is
that the HERALD has SO long been
a means of fleeing the public, both
as taxpayers and as individuals,
without anyone exposing it, hat
the least intimatiOn tonding to cx>
posure makes him wroth, and tfon
he gives little or no heed SO what
he says.
Tho truth is that we can afford
to do advertising cheaper IN accor-
lance with our circulation than our
ncighbor can, and have always donv
so. 1t this is Of any advantage to
US, we intend 20 use 1t.
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1869-02-19
The wheat.

From all parts of the county, We
hear favorable reports as to the
wheat prospect for the coming
year. The extraordinarily large
quantities sown last Fall are prom
ising VOL for our farmers.
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1869-02-19

The APRIL ELgcrIoS. The coming
Spring election promises to be one Of
unusual interest to the citizens of Nc.
Connolsyille. Politics will be exclu.
ded from the arena, and the fight will
be entirely between the advocates for
b%eer-shops and those friendly TO the
Temperance cause. A call for q Tenn.
perance Convention he been in cir
~culation for three OF four days, and il
has already received the sanction OF
upwards of one hundred ofour citizens
Of both parties. The object is to have
the Ordinance against Tippling-houses,
which u present Town authorities
repealed, re-enactcd. The call goes
like hot cakes with almost every body
to whom it is presented. We can
safely predict that there will not be a
beer-shop in McConnelsyille by the
first Of May.
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1869-02-19
Hollands German Tonic

Ga esAbtaaiioa Of sH De iA0redieai Of ~ b1fsre.
UtlA PuHn SdHLa CrHs Runs, Or1aes, eo. h uJs1
fer hs SAVE dfheds,f az ~ Hlters. ~ casa sAer, soas
pevs ateohSis stnais1 e reqsired You oil bs0r ~
aebd Udf nSs reHedies dye eHtirOiy different (roa
any elAsS adoeTt1edC Tor a. eure q Hs diseassA NSnsd
UAds ~ olA<rs ar, asr, d,oodi0aI If raa 10 500
fouAA re TONIC "a d,eid1dly one Of ~ 500 plaa-
OuHf and agreeable rsnasdief svsr egsrsi 20 ~ psAila.
- iass u erQuttue H0 a pls1fHrs % kks q, uAils a.
ksgfvta0. esAdardtia0, aad asdlenal qsaidsa kass
sssssd b hsSua a. IA Neatsa fe1 k-sioa.
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1869-02-19

TIL. Band of Hope will give an An.
niversary Exhibition at Shepard
HALL on Monday Evening, the 22nd.
The entertainment will consist of Mu.
sic, Declarations, Dialogues, &c. AID.
mission l5cts. Turn out, everybody.
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1869-02-19

On the evening of the 4th, at the resi-.
dence Of the bride, in Malta town
ship, by Alexander Finley, j. p, Mr..
William Masterson to Mrs Rebeoca
Buchanan, all of Morgan county.
On tho 18th by Rev. D. NJ. HOLSTER.
at ihe Kincaid House, Mr.. Jacob
Hctsel TO Miss Rosa Stout.
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1869-02-19

BaS- Whom a subscribers timo ex-
pircs, If no order is left TO discon.
tlnue, the paper will be continued.
five so desire, at the rate Of two
dollars a year, until he or SIC comes
in ind renews.
sl~ An x found onrtho margin
OF The paper lisa notification TO the
subscriber that hts or her time has
expired, or about to expire; and ii
is also an invitation TO renew.
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1869-02-19
OCn TERMS TO SUBSCRIBE.
ERS.
coPTEs.

One COPY, one year, uhea not paid
for IN ddrdhce, SO 90
. One copy ono year, cash IN dd-
rdRce, 81 80
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1869-02-19
TO v TIsERs

The attention of advertisers is called
TO the following.
The Conservative has a circulation.
in Morgan County, of five hundred.
On the MConnelsviile side OF tho
Auskingum river, it has "a large. Gfnot
a largerl, " circulation as the HERALD.
On tho west side of the Muskingum,
excepting Marion and Penn townships,
its circulation is about equal 10 that of
the HERALD. The rates Of the CoNsER-
yArIyE are very little oycr half those
charged 10y the HERALD.
LEGAL ADVERTISING.
Legal advsrtising, such as the publ.
cation Of notices of the bringing of
actions, Executors and A~dministra-
tors notices, attachment notices, road
notices, Sheriff. sales, &c, will be done
cheaper at the CONSERVATIVE OrFich
than any other office in the County.
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1869-02-19
TO CLUBS

Ten copies, one year, and one copy
free o. the gettor up oftho club,
ono dollar and twenty five
cents per copy, S12 so
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1869-02-19

Bay Those Of our subscribers who
are in arrears for the paper, are mott.
fed that il they will call and settle
their indebtedness at once, and pay in
advance for N year, hal they can
have it az the lowest club rates one
aoRT anil hosatyyfps cents q gear.
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1869-02-19

On last Friday night the Drug
Store of DR.. Charles Robinson wac
attempted to be entered by burglars.
Three holes were bored in the back
door with an augur, with the view,
apparently, Of getting hold of a bolt
used as the fastening, and thereby
gaming an entrance. They did not
pursue their object to completion,
however, being probably frightened
away. fhe Doctor says he cannot
conceive what anybody wants to
break INTO his establishment for,
as ho keeps neither money nor wills.
ky there.
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1869-02-19
Hoonand's German sIttara

b entirely vegetable aad contains Nc
liquor. " tsa coIaPound Of RluId RK-
tracts. Tho Roots, Herbs, and Hanks
az .s ::'G ::s a. ''s9%Fl1i %!S::
= iontlne - cheinlat. These
extracts = then forwarded 60 thIa
couutry 90 b. used eNproasly for the
So ofthesa Hitiera. There l.
no s~ubse1neo OF any KIND used
In compromising b 1attsrs, hence "a 10
tho emily hAtters THAI ear be used ta
Advhaabke.
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1869-02-19
The Soap Factory.

William Dcitrlck has put the
Soap Factory at the foot of Market
street in operation again. For tho
last three or four years our citizens
have felt the need Of some body ta-
king hold Of this establishment. and
now that Mr.. Doitrick has done 80,
we have no doubt but he will be
literally patronized. lie is manu-
featuring both soap and candles.
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1869-02-19

Ohisf Justice Of the Huprcutr Court OF Pennsylvania
PHiLAnHLPAIA, March TO- 1891,
Iylad " HooFdHds German Bitter" u NJ aa iHLaS
S9hAo esUeTa0s, b4 "a a 09Od tonic, uiyui ~ disordars
ne dSeat,sS ovDaas, asd Of great beALd ~ oass
osssiAy aAd DaAf y nervoAt aetoH, ~ ne syssaL
Go. ". WooDE ARD.
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1869-02-19
DEBILITY.

eA~s q - Sedfeta, sTAai - Bsseaafs 0TaSa
Az s-:Sa-. Z a%s -s H,"a.,s:s |. X S:: ss.:
syHeN, Hreh0tAsA ~ afpes<, oauSs
.saeA 70 digest q, Paryy ne bloOd oips a god soaad,
AsaAAy computation, eradicate Tie ysnos haoe from IA
sd, tssPayT a bloom 10 hs chicks, aud eAan6e Ne paaenE
frsA Q AAovt-breaDed, enacselad Vdk. snd asrvOus
tS,ahd, % aJAL faced aouL aad etgorovi peTsoHL
Weak and Delicate Children arc
made strong by using the Blttens OF
mes. They can be administered with
Perfeet safety 10 q child three months
eId, most delicate Rusalo, or a MAan
ofninety.
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1869-02-19

e~y kHo.Da, aad sgH esr I'd dss.asss rss.lta0 6roa
80 oteod kep gouD - Mood pNrs; KEEP yoty
kpsy - order hep vsar diosnfr, orgaas
~ . s0aad, hsdLhy neond.tisnL ~ NS a.
AsS remsdisi, @lS@----k2aad 10 Isssals ,o,a
~ asset yoA The best men IN ne esuatrI TeecMmsHd
AeA. " Bs0rs Of hOssR r~gnRdfOn 90 Jsr anvAusg
y0u Ahk w hess preparations.
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1869-02-19
rnoa aoN. JAnEs rnonrpoN.
YRON RKY. JOaEPH M. KENNARn hi

PAsior Of the Tenth Baptist Church, PhIlAdelphIA
uqseaed 70 eoaNSa ~ Han< saA Teeouam<ndai,ons az
dVeTea ksnds u M~edietnes, BET regarding W praohss
- 90 " ~ appropriate gpAsrc, 4 Aars ~ al e1sss 10
eftaedi ~ gSh a clear proof IN paH0us iaHtaaoes, aAd
IsgtscuAaTtt IN ~ oega family II IA uSyaiRess " o..
AoeeaodS German BinevL I apart Cor 0aes noal ~
eh debility Of the System and especially fur Liver
CS@PiAlns y hs-.afs and vAluahIs
Iadi ~ 0suaLy, AN \ doabt nai, 4 cd
OeT kaSpaeisI@AZ - % 0aa @ho h4gV
SSA ~ sA0ss esAAAA Ys~ss, pegy respectfully
IN KRNNARD,
B&AA, kiSS COatas ansA
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1866-1891, 1869-07-29
WIN. WILLIAMS, D. d.,
Professor of Ecclesiastical History,
Church Government and Pastoral
Duties.

THE next Session (of eight months)
opens on Wednesday, September l,
1869, when there will he an Inaugural
Address by Professor TOY. 1t is or
every account important for Students
to be present on the first day.
The studies are exclusively Theologi-
cal, and embrace an extensive range of
subjects, in which the best College
graduates and those who have only
plain English education can alike find
whatever they are prepared for and
prefer. The whole course requires at
least three years, but Student may
come for only single Session, and Sc
lect his subjects, with advice from the
Professors if desired, and may graduate
in each of the particular schools he at
tends. No charges for tuition, nor fees
of any kind. Textbooks lent to those
who cannot conveniently purchase them
Students may hoard at the Seminary
Hall, with rooms free of rent, and pay
ing only the actual cost of living, which
for the past Session averaged IS 25 a
month. Those who prefer it may board
in private families, at about SIS per
month. In either case, fuel, lights and
washing will add some 81 so month.
Brethren wishing to attend, but unable
to command the necessary means, will
please write promptly to Rev. B. MAN,
LY, Jr., who will arrange to give them
pecunlary aid. Churches and Individ
ual brethren and sisters are requested
to send him contributions, large OF
small, for that purpose. Greenville is
in healthy mountain region, and j:
reached by Railroad, via Columbia, S
| C. For further information, Catalogues
&c., address Rev. JAMES p. BoYoE
Chairman of faculty,) any of the
Professors, or
i. MANLY, JR.,
! Secretary Of the Faculty.
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WHAT IF NOT BRIBERY? Gen

WHAT is IT IF NOT BRIBERY Gen
eral Grant can't be bribed, they tell u.s.
Oh, no, he only accepts tens Of thous-
ands of dollars from gentlemen, and be-
slows Offices upon them equal in value to
the money. Ancient Pistol scorned the
word "steal," as applied to himself and
his fellows, and insisted that Convey
should be substituted and, if Grants
friends want some other word than
bribery used in his case, We respectfully
invite them to tell us what one they
would suggest. Four of the heavy con-
tributors to bis wealth, men that the
country never heard of, are actually
members of his Cabinet, and perhaps
three others contributors, not known as
such to the public, make up the rest OF
the Cabinet. We may be told that the
fact of his selection, as four of his Cabi-
net officers, of four of his contributors,
was mere coincidence, happening, a
chance, and that he would have selected
exactly those same four obscure individ-
uals if they had never given him a dol
lar, but is any fool enough to believe
this or to expect anybody else to believe
it? IF Grant has not taken brlbes,
bril- ery is bit an imaginary crime.
Mew Orleans Times.
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SHERIFPS SALES.
SaERIFF's OFFICE,

CAMDEN, S. c., July II, 1869.
DY virtue of Sundry Writs of il. Ja:
ID to me directed and lodged, | will
proceed to sell in front of the Court
House in Camden, on the first Monday,
second day Of August next, within the
legal hours of sale, the following mon
toned and described property to.wit:
One Tract of Land situate in ker-
shaw County, occupied by Jas. W. Ar
rants, bounded North and East by lands
of Mrs. Celia Lockhart, South by lands
of Harmau Arrants, and S. M. Boykin,
West by lands of the estate Of William
Arrants; the laad now occupied by S.
NJ. Boykin and wife, Eliza, containing
three hundred acres. Levied upon as
the property of the estate Of William
Arrants, deceased, at the suit of S. NJ.
Boykin and wife, Eliza, Executor and
Executrix, de san tort.
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SeegerS'
Unadulterated Ale
AND
i AGER BEER

4 AGER BEER containing Coppcras, and
4 ALE doctored with Salt Lime and Alum
arc the latest adultera,ions discovered in New
York Professor MAPES, Of New York
analyzed the BEER i,om dozen different
Breweries, and all were found aduterated
with noxious substances. 1t is said that the
sale Of drugs 10 Breweries is prof tublo part
of the Trade This is perfectly Infamous
Cocculus Indicus fish. berryl Nux Vomica,
dog button, from which Strychnine is obtain
ed, are some Of the delectablc substancer
found in BEER. These are potent poisons,
and',he Brewer found using them should be
drowned at once in one Of his own rats
P. ST. ain willing to be drowned in my
own RATS; if any impurities shall be found
in my BEER.
shall continue TO make HEALTHFUL
BEVER AGE, so that il may be drank by the
most delicate without the least danger.
JOHN C. SEEGERS,
June 24-2m. Columbia. S. c.
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The money in the New York Sub
Treasury has recently been counted by
sixty.six expert accountants. The work
commenced on the 29th ult., and con-
tinued eleven days. After the green
backs, to the amount ofover S3O,OOO,-
600, had been twice counted, and the
total had been found to tally exactly
with the figures given by MIR. Van Dyck,
the bags of gold and silver were attack,
ed, the seals broken, the sewing ripped
open, and the contents poured out on
the iron floor. Then fifty small streams
of the metal, "though lost to sight to
memory dear,,' few in every direction
from fifty pairs of hands from one pile
to another aud back again, as one set OF
accountants took the others place, and
the merry chinkiug diversified the Or
,derly confusion of the mems voices
Nearly s70,000,000 in gold and $780,
900 in silver were thus handled and re-
placed in bags, scwed up and sealed
Then S3,0O0,0O0 in shining gold bars
were weighed, counted and packed away,
and on Saturday morning, the tired ac,
countants stood on their feet, rubbed
their eyes, stretched their backs, folded
their busters, and like the Arabs, noise
less stole awey. 1t was found that Un-
Gle Samuel had in his cof rs III New
York sl02,7 ,64S.29.
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UNITED STATES
INTERNAL REVEN UE.
Assessors OFFICE, 1st Dist, S. {

ASSESSORS OFFICE, 1st Dist, S. G.
CHERAw, S. c., July %, 1860.
TN accordance with the provisions of
| Section "A, Act of June 3Oth, 1864,
public notice is hereby given to Will
LIAM E. CHRISTIAN, to appear at this
Office, on or before the second day of
August, prox., to show cause, if any
he has, why the Wagon, Harness, To-
bacco &c., seized for violation of the U.
S. Internal Revenue Laws, should not
be forfeited to the United States.
G. Ii. PETTINGILL,
Assessor.
July %, 1t.
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Important to Debtors.

THE Books and papers of "The Branch
of the Bnnk of the State of South Car
olina at Camden" have been placed in
my hands for immediate settlement of
claims.
Parties can secure most advantageous
terms before suit is brought, which will
be done against all solvent parties by
return day in August.
-... w. NJ. SHANNON,
Attorney at Law.
June 24
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Tax Notice.

THE Office of the County Treasurer
will be opened for collection of State
and County Taxes, on and after the
first day of July.
The rate of Tax is fixed at 3-4 of l
per cent for State $40 Of l per cent for
County Tax.
D. L. DESAUSSURE,
County Treasurer.
Per T. L. PHELPS, Deputy.
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DIED-On Tuesday Evening, July
18th, 1869, at the residence of Mrs.
Amelia McCaa, in Kirkwood, ELISE
McCAA, infant daughter of Charles +.
and Elise Halle, aged nine months.
"God set His seal, and marked her
for His own"
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KERSHAW.
IN THE CIRCUIT COURT
IN EQUITY.
j. D. kirkpatrick,
Survivor, vs., Bill to Con
W. J. Gerald, firm Sale OF
Wm. G. Gerald, Land
Jas. l. Villcpigue ct al.
1T appearing to my satisfaction, that
James I. Villepiguc, Frederick l.. Vii
lepigue, Phillip A. Villepigue, II. NJ
Ferguson and Gertrude Ferguson, j..
NJ. Privitt and Agues J. Privitt, Ida
G. Fletcher and P. Bracey Villepiguc
defendants, are beyond and reside with
out the limits of this State.
1t is ordered, on motion of Shannon,
complainants Solicitor, that the De-
PENDANTS do plead, answer or demur to
the above Bill within forty days from
the publication of this order, in default
whereof an order pro. confesso. will be
entered against them.
G. SILVER, Clerk.
Clerks Office, July % 1869. Ct
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Advantages of the Piedmont.

Advantages Oh tne fleullOHI
1t is confined to Life Insurance only, and
oes not mix with the uncertainty OF other
usiness.
The rights of policy holders arc clearly de.
fined on its policies as PART OF THE
CONTRACT, and not left to OUTSIDE
PROMISES OF Agents.
II has no useless restrictions on residence
or travel fully provides for the non forfeiture
of its policies and places all on fair equality
as to occupation.
II has declared n dividend to its policy hold.
ers the first Eighteen months Of 40 per cent.
The late war taught many the heavy PEN
alty of bcirg separated from the Home Office
by The Companies forfeiting what had been
paid and and refusing 10 reinstate the policies
"The PIEDMOETn' provides against this
IN HER POLICIES, and all who may, by
any mishap or revolution. be separated from
the Office, the right TO reinstate policies
within one year after intervening cause IS re
moved or 10 be ENTITLED TO SAME
RIGHTS AS I'd NON-FORFEITURE,
AS THOUGH THE HINDERING CAUSE
had never existed, at the option. OF the I'm
sured so that no contingency can take from
her POLICY HOLDERS their Just rights.
THIS Is DONE BY NO OTHER COM
PANY.
II has paid all it's losses promptly, without
waiting for the NINETY days grace, and
has never contested claim.
Parties contemplating insuring, are request
ed TO examine our policies and compare them
with other companies before insuring.
The COMP ANY has determined to estab.
iisT BRANCh UFFTCE Iii SOU II CffII-
OLINA with President and Directors select
ed from Policy Holders Of this State, when
INSTITUTION as all the Premiums re-
ceived, will be left here and invested in your
own State.
The "PIEDMONT" issues Policies on the
Ordinary Life, Ten Annual Payment, Five
Annual Payment. Single Payment, Endow-
ment, Joint Lifc. Children's Endowment,
Return Premium, or any Table used by other
Companies.
w. CLYBURN, Agent,
Camden. S. G.
J. R. STEGER, Gen'l Canvassing Agent.
May l3. 3m
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SPECIAL NOTICES,
A CARD.
To the Citizens of Camden and Kersha~
District.

DtStrtct.
GENTLEMEN Il must return you
my sincere thanks for your aid in the
hour of need, in sending myself and
family, supplies, in the hour of our
distress. l can only say, that l have
been confined to my oed and the walls
of my house for ten weeks, unable at
this time to walk FIVE steps without as
sistance; but if | am never to walk your
worthy street or see any of your faces
again, my prayers shall follow you to
my grave, and may the Lord bless you
through life, and receive you after death.
JEFFERSON RODGERS.
July %. 1t
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SOUTHERN BAPTIST
THEOLOGICAL SEMINARY,
GREENTILLE, S. c.
JAMES 2. BOYCE, D. D.,
Professor of Systematic Theology.

JOHN A. BROADUS, D. D.
Professor of Interpretation of the New
Testament.
BASIL MANLY, JR., D. d.
Professor of Biblical Introduction, Pc.
lemic Theology, and Preparation
aud Delivery of Sermons.
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REV. CRAWFORD II. TOY,
Professor of Interpretation of the Old
Testament, and Oriental Languages.
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Defendants interest in four hundred
(400) acres of land in Kershaw County,
in the fork of Big Lynches Greek,
bounded North by lands of the Estate
of VIM Marshall, East by lands of
Geo. King, West by lands of Wiley
Brannan, South by little Lynches Creek.
Levied upon as the property of James
Cliburn, at the suit of Louisa McNaugh'
ton, ct. al.
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. Us. II. DtOhes, e1 Ut
1T appearing to the satisfaction OF the
Court that Jackson Higgins, and Mar
tha S. his wife, Hardy E. Stokes, Sarah
Ann McCaskill, and Joseph L. Stokes,
parties defendant to this Bill OF COM
plant are absent from and residing with
out the limits of this State, 1t is order
ed on motion Of DePass & Hay, COM
plainants Solicitors, that the said de-
fendant's do plead, answer or dcmur, to
the said bill within forty days, or an or
der pro confesso will be issued against
them.
C. SHIVER, Clerk.
July Is. tt.
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CAMDEN, S. G..
SOUTH CAROLINA.
r. TDCT Wy TnI1NTN

SOUTH CAROLINA.
KERSHAW COUNTY.
William X. Thompson, Bill for TO-
Admir-. Junction, to
Jas. L. Thompson, sell, Lands,
Harriet Harrison, Marshallas-
etal. sets, &c.
1T appearing TO my satisfaction, that
Harriet Harrison one of the defendants
to the above cause, is without and re-
sides beyond the limits of this State.
1t is ordered, on motion of Shannon,
complaiuants Solicitor, that the said
Harriet Harrison do plead, answer or
demur to the said bill within forty days
from the publication of this order, in
default whereof a order pro. confcsso
will be entered against her.
c. SILVER, Clerk.
Clerks Office, July 81, 1869.
July 20. st.
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DISSOLUTION.

THE Copartnership heretofore existing
between The subscribers under name OF
DoBY & BALLARD, has been dissolved
by mutual consent. The business OF
the firm will be settled by Mr.. DoBY,
to whom all claims will be presented,
and all payments made:
JOHN DOBY,
L. F. BALLARD.
July Is. ot'
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1866-1891, 1869-07-29
NOTICE.
'Ep. u. S. MARsHAL's CFFICE.
CAMDEN, July 18th, 1869.
July Is.

DEP. ". .. MAhshAL . SrricH'
CAMDEN, July 18th, 1869.
ALL persons interested in. ten wooden
packages of Tobacco, one two horse wagon
and cover, one doub lie harness, the pro.
perity seized by Frank Goss, dep. Col.2d
div. 1st Dist. of S. G., for violation of
Internal Revenue, are hereby notified
to be and appear before the Hon. U. ).
Court, to be holden in Charleston S. G.
on the first Monday in October next, at
IL o'clock to show cause, if any, why
the said articles should not be forfeited
to the United States.
J. A. BOSWELL,
Special Dep. U. S. Marshal.
july 10. 5m.
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1866-1891, 1869-07-29

On Tuesday the day following, at
Defendants residence, Twenty-Five (22)
miles North East of Camden, at Il
o'clock, NJ, will be sold, One Buggy,
One Wagon, One Side-Bcard &c., One
Cow, One Steer, and One Hundred
Pounds Bacon. Levied upon as the
property of James Cliburn, at the suit
of John II. Brown, ct. al.
Terms, Cash, purchasers paying for
Stamps and Papers.
J. P. BOSWELL,
S. K. G.