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On the 9th inst, we sent bills 20 our sub
scrihers i'm arrears. The following have re-
sponded 10 date. Other remlttances will be
similarly acknowledged. Subscribers are
requested to remit by Express, registered
letter or post Office order, at our expense:
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1869-07-01

Mr.. w. Fl. Young. Of Columbus. Ca,
says OF DARBx's PRoRHyLAcTIc FLUID: II
consider q important never TO Be without Il.
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1869-07-01

The Cubans here have the following adj
ditional particulars of the Puerto del Padre
battle between the Cubans under Marmel
and the Spaniards under Ferrer: The Cuban
victory was complete, they capturing "A
large train Of provisions, arms, clothing and
hospital stores, and killing over 300 Span
iards. a number Of Americans participated.
The Cubans here also have Information
that troops which have been Concentrating
south OF here, numbering 1900, have all de-
parted, and IL Is believed have safely landed.
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Total Assets


Amount due or not due 90 Banks
or other creditors, .. uuur
Losses adjusted and due. mono
Losses adjusted and not due .... eaOnD ODD
Losses unadiustcd. .
Losses la suspense waiting Tor
further proof .......
All other claims against Coulnau, fttu0 UY
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1869-07-01

a late English novelty Is an aquarium Of
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1869-07-01

On h6 27h day Of February, 1862
The name Of the Company u the Covrf-
MENTAL LIFE INsuRANcE COMPANY, Oh NEw
NoRK.
lts location Is IN the City OF New York.
The amount of 81 Capital stock ls ono
Hundred Thousand DollarH
The amount Of its Capital stock UlII rr.
is One hundred thousand dollars.
The Assets OF the Coumnnuv .r,r,. 49,.
follows
Cash on hand and in Bank. algll Va
Real Estate Uuincumhered
Bonds owned BY the Company
to-witi
United statcs Q perct ...,.. l0asl0 2l
Atlantic National Bank stock gI0F W
Loans on Bond and Mortgage
being lien on unincumhered
Real Estate worth double tho
amount loaned. ... T1qr00 IN
Debt otherwise secured 4Eaa fr
Cash In hands OF Agents ln
course % transmission TJ10l1 aa
FIRST premium la course Of COLI
lection, ... 1uf qfr W
Amount Of deferred premiums. 0DOs7 .I
Amount ofPremium loans sccu-
red, ...... ... aatf-. nu
Office Furniture at Home and
Branch Offices. ...... sfsq J4 I'D
Accrued interest ..
All other securities, gal8 I'D
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Total Liabilities.

Tho greatest amount insured iu
any one risk, onc-half of which
h re-msurcd. - . TlDuIU DID,.
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STATE or NEW NONK. ! T..
County of New York; 'N'
Justus Lawrence President. and E. a.
Frost Actuary OF the Continental I'M. Tu.
suranec Company Of New FORK. being duly
sworn, deposo aud say that the foregoing (.
lull' true anu correct statement of thr. uI.
fairs OF the said Company, that the said Iu-
suranpe Company u the bona Hdo owner of
~ least one hundred thousand dollar. of Hra
tual cash capital, Invested ln State and I#uI.
ted states Bond. and Stocks or Boo Bonds 0r
Mortgages OF Real Estate uulucumbrfrd
ana worth double the amount Tor which fnu
same j. mortgagcd, and that thcy arc tue
aboNe described officers oi said Insurance
Company.
TO-. 81 Jrsrrs LAWurNCr. prr.I.
lL.sl r. e. ghosr Aotunry
Subscribed ana sworn 20 before me thIs IgIh
day of March lSGD.
H.. r Commissiuu iu the city of New
90 take ailidayit4. 80.
tHmsrfAN NJN tlraau
Commissioner for Mississippi in NcR York.
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1869-07-01

The Grenada Sentinel says: Bob Wilson.
who was sometime ago arrested charged
with completely In the Futhey murder was
up before Judge Kellogg on the 10th int.
and honorably discharged.
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1869-07-01

Why Commencement Day should be the
closing day, / am not informed; but IL Is
certainly the day on occasions like this. At
an early hour this morning the Chapel was
filled to its utmost capacity. Ii was indeed
a very brilliant scene-one well worth many
hours of travel to witness. After music and
prayer. the following Order OF Exercises
was observed:
Salutatory Grafton, In Latin-John Whit
field Shields, Minden, Louisiana
Truth, the Rasis of all ExceIlence-James
Maury Harding, New Orleans.
The Noblest of the Learned Professions
Thomas C. johnson, Marshall county.
The Situation-James 7. Downs, WiIkin-
SON county.
The Last Hours Of sStonewall Jackson
VIM. Calvin Wells. Kinds county.
Onward--Josephus Johpson. Water Valley.
The Ihorns Reap are OF the Tree
Planted-Frank Archelaus critz, Oktibbeha
county.
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CANTON, MISS. June a 1859.

When made the remark 10 Col Hamilton,
that | believed Col. Yerger was deranged, and
would not come back, IL was my candid opinion.
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OxF Ord, MISS June 24, 1859.
Dear Clarion: In June, 1866 was indu-
ced to attend the Commencement Exercises
at the University Of Mississippi. So great
was the treat, no other engagements have
induced me to be absent since on occasions
of the kind. The exercises closing the pres
ent session seem Of unusual interest; but, as
| have much to refer to, my preamble must
be brief.
FIRST DAY-SUNDAY.
The Annual Commencement Sermon was
preached by Rev. DIR. A. j. Baird, pastor of
the First Cumberland Presbyterian Church,
Nashville, and was mastery presentation
of Divine Truth. from the text: Cor. 3 :13
"Every ran's work shall be made manifest;
for the day shall declare it. because it shall
be revealed by fire; and the fire shall try
every mans work of what sort il is The
spacious University Chapel was occupied at
an early hour by perhaps the largest and
most splendid audience that ever assembled
within its walls; and the earnest, warm
hearted, and, at times, truly eloquent utter
ances OF this distinguished divine, held them
spell-bonnd for about one hour. The dis
course was addressed to the students of the
University, whose bright and intelligent
countenances, up-turned to the speaker,
manifested the extraordinary interest in
spirec by the noble, christian sentiments
and wise counsels be was Impartingto them,
in beautiful forms of varied illustration and
classic diction. He used no notes, but spoke
untrammeled and with great fervency. DR..
Baird Is gentleman Of polished suarity of
manner, and refined and christian culture.
His discourse exhibited no contemplate
propensity to indulge in display of learning
or eloquence, but yet it did show that he
possessed the native and acquired resources,
upon which he drew at will, to enforce and
render attractive the great practical truths
he was presenting.
DIR. b. also preached at night to crowd
ed and appreeiative auditory in the Cumber-
land PRESBYTERIAN Church.
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1866-1891, 1869-01-21

The comi"g session of Congress Will
see the certain death and entombmcnt
Of three men in the United States srn-
ate, all from drink. Take away the
pay and good clothes of these thrre
men, and 'hoy are already tavern suck
ers" and parasites of the most atjeet
sort. mw oae Of them at friend S
house c;.!y yesterday, ask for glass OF
whisky, scarcely as he entered lie
took il vii, both hands, which sho"s
and rocked r.:,hcr Us III some theatrical
cxa~"cra;ion Of drunkenness than III
the real. li.ht Of comnion Lille, and to
see hi. greedy lips slip 10y the glass $
edgc, cheated like .fantaius, by.L's oTn
retvcs. w2s drea6t'al. lie is u" worse
than two Others. hu: k"pliiy his teri"
expires OF lhe fourth q March. 1t is,
10 ny sucs<, Improbable that he will
livc 50 long ITush'ny'on Cor. 81.
Loujs DeDtocr1'
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CoMrroNI<E We soc, with much
pleasure. that lar more liberal Splr't
now prcvail, among our people IN regard
70 the matte, of debt. We hear OF many
generous compromiscswhich i" their sew,
cral bearings, have brought substantial
relief 10 many hitherto almost crushed
ia shirt. This is far better than stay
laws. or rcpudiation, or even homestead
excmptions. and, under the peculiar and
irving circumstances resulting ! ON the
war-whcn the ability tomcet contracts
Tor money was destroyed bya power
which could not D resisted by the COM
bincd force of the people nd govern
meut, and when all were involved In
a common loss and brought down to a
common poverty, but in keeping with
that humanity which should ac;uate
common sufferers. Ler the good work
go on. 1t is honorable, it is just, 1t is
manlv, and instead of the sitting OF cor
science, leaves pleasant recollection
behind for both debtor and CREDITOR
We say again let the good work 90 on
.Sumtcr Hatchmoa.
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UNITED STATES
OF
A M r r I,C A,
SOUTH-CAROLINA DISTRICT.

SOUItl-CAN DrSl MIL.
In the matter John l.. Jones, Bankrupt.
EX-PARTE SAMUEL MCGOWAN.
In pursuance of the orders of the
Court made in above cause, | will sell
to the highest bidder, before the Court
House in Camden, on Monday, the l {
day of February mex all the Real and
Personal Estate of the said John L..
Joucs, consisting of all that PLAN
TATlON on Beaver Creek, in Ker-
shaw County, containing Two Thousand
Five Hundred acrcs-boundcd North,
by lands of Mrs. Duncan. Wiley Patter-
sou, Charles l.. Dye and Mrs Hammond.
East, by lands of Est. Of Jas. Big
garet and Est. John Thompson:
South, by lands cf'Mrs. Sarah Hud'
sou and l.. j. Patterson, AID West. by
lands of l.. } Patterson. Also SIX
.mules.
TERMS. For the personally Cash
For the Realty, One half cash, balance
in one year, 10 be secured by bond Of
Purchaser, bearing interest from the day
Of sale, aud by i mortgage ofthe proper
~.
Purchaser to pay for stamps and pa
pers. j. NJ. GAYLE,
Jan. st. Assignee.
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STATE TAXES.

THE Tax executions of delinquent
Tax payers, have been placed in my
hands for collection. I am authorized,
and ordered by the Comptroller-Gener-
al, to distrain levy, sand ellimmediately
unless the taxes are paid Without delay.
The following list is published for
their information. :.
I.B. Alexander, I. B. Alexander,
Trustee, w. J. Arrants, Jarret Auder-
son, Estate. w. A. Ancrdm, W. NJ.
Billings. r. E. Bar6eld, q. Boan, DR..
N. Bissell, Mrs. Sarah A. Brown,
Mrs. V. NJ. Blakeuey, Benjamin
Cook, Mrs. S. A. Cantey, John Clark,
Estate John Chesnut, 4. Cameron, +
J. Collier, eEsiate j. P. Cunningham,
Mrs. E. j. Catoe, John Cantey, Jr,,
James Dabney, W M. Dixon, J.. )! M..De-
Saussurc, jr., VIM. English, Es-
tate Thomas II. Elliott, A. D. Goodwin,
Mrs. S. George, Darling Gaskin, E. z.
Honey, r. L. Higgins, Reuben Hinson,
Mrs. S. Hudson, 2. B. Hammond, Mrs.
NJ. Hammond, j. j. Horton, S. L. 5.
Hilton, Hershal Hilton, j. L. Jones,
". Z. johnson, jr., Estate j. C. Jones,
J. N. Ingram, Mrs. NJ. N: Kelly, kobt'
Latta, Trustee, Chares J. McDowall,
Angus McCaskill, Thomas S. Myers
John J. Nelson, Jonathan New
man, Robt Latta, Ransom Lewellcn, D.
C. Lanier, Albert 7. Latta, John
Munro, Columbus ?. Mungo, A. A. Nc
Dowall, K. J. McCreight, }. +; Miller,
D. MaIafcy, Mrs NJ. McDowall, j; A.
MahaFcy, ]. S. Mcroney, 7. A. Nc
Leod John A. Mum, Mrs. Isabella
Murchison, Mrs. Nancy Nichols,
Robert W. Proctor, Wiley Patter-
SON, B. NJ. Pearce, L. J. Patterson,
Estate Daniel D. Perry, Duncan
Raw. G.. R.. Sowell, Thomas Ses-
sions, Samuel A. b. Shannon, Joel A.
Schrock, John II. Truesdel, Mrs; s. A.
Team, VIM. NJ. Trucsdel, j. S. Ihomp-
son. Estate C. Tolpie, Sarah Thomas,
Estate B. A. J. Scarborough, Miss G.
villegso, J. J. Watkins, Estate state. IT,
Warren, Mrs. Richard c: Whitaker,
Estate John Whitaker, Estate John
]. Workman, DR.. Thomas J. Work
man, John H. Young, William >.
Young, Flemming Young john
Young, Frank Adamson, Bran B Bonnev'
Lawrence Chcsnut Charles, Chestnut,
James Cook, John A. Chestnut, Est
Richard Chestnut, Mary Cole, A. II.
.Dibblc, Harriet George, Epsy johnson;
Harman Jones, Charlotte Levy, Isaac
Mclaughlin, Joe. Mclaughlin, George
Mclean, Richard Price, Lazarus Shl'
yer. William Deas, Sam Page.
D. L. DESAUSSURE Treasurer.
Jan IA, u
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A RARE OPPORTUNITY -.
TO SECURE A
Magnificent Estate.
In the Court of Common Pleas. In
Equity-Kershaw County.

IN order to conduce to the interest Of pur.
chasers and to preserve the symmetry of
a complete Estate, following sales will be
made at the same place and time, thus afford
ing an opportunity to purchasers to possess
one of the FINEST PLANTATIONS in the
Slate. The two places combined form most
desirable and productive plantation Of Fifteen
Hunrded and Twenty Acres; One thousand
Acres of Rich Swamp, and about Five Hun:
dred Acres of best Upland, all cleared and
has often produced and still can produce over
One Thousand pounds Cotton to the Acre.
Plats can be seen at my office.
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UNITED STATES
AMERICA.
SOTTTH-CAROLTNA DISTRICT.
IN BANKRUPTCY.

the matter Jno. Gaskin, Bankrupt.
Ex-pARTE EZEKIEL GAsKlN.
IN pursuance of orders made in the
above cause, I will sell at public out
CRY, before the Court House in Camden,
on Monday the first day of February,
prox., to the highest bidder, all the
Real Estate of John Gaskiu, the Bank
rupt, lying in Kcrshaw County. on
Granney's Quarter Greek, containing
Eight Hundred Acres, Sand Hill Land,
being the Mill Tract and Plantation of
said John Gaskin
TERMS-One half CASH; balance
on a credit Of one year, to be secured
by bond, interest from day of sale and
a mortgage of the property. .Purcha'
scrs to pay for stamps and papers.
EZEKIEL GASKIN,.
Assignee.
Jan. 8. 1T. =.
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UNITED STATES
yEAEeSHAA'S SALE.

SOUTH.CAROLINA DISTRICT.
BY virtne of a writ of fieri facias to ME
directed, issuing out of the Honorable,
the United States Circuit Court for the
District of South Carolina, will expose
for sale to the highest bidder at public
auction, at Camden; Kershaw County,
on Monday, the first day of February,
1869, being the first Monday of the
month, all the Right Title and Interest
Of the Defendant in and to the follow
ing property, to'wit:
One House and Lot, situated at Lib
erty Hill, in Kershaw, containing Sew
en- Acres, adjoining Lots of r: B. Cun-
ningham, Estate Of Wyatt Patterson,
Wylie Patterson and others. The i'm
provements consists of fine Two Story
Dwelling, containing eight square rooms
and other necessary out buildings. The
yard is we'll ornamented with the finest
shrubbcry and evergreens.
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$50 EsElVy & rid.

N SCAPED rom Jail on Thursday The l4'h
IA inst. DAVlD WHITE. alins DAVID
COOPER. convicted OF Bigamy. Said
" bite. alias Cooper. is about 5 feet iHchcs
high. light hair, fair complexion and blue
eyes. Is an lrishman by birth, but speaks
the English Language well,
The above Reverb will be paid for his ap-
orchcnsion, or lodged in any Jail where can
get him. J. T. BOSWELL,
Jan 2l--4t S. *. G.
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THE JOURNA AL.
Camden, January 2l, 1S69

Work on the Chatham Railroad seems
to be progressing. The Raleigh Stan
dard says: "Scvcu miles OF iron have
been laid, and it is thought the road
will be complctcAo Haw River by the
first of March. Iron is being laid down
at the rate Of half milc per day, and
twenty-five car loads Of >iils lett this
CITY on Yesterday Tor the road.
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IN THE U. s, DISTRICT COURT

For THE DISTRICT OF S. CAROLINA
IN BANKRUPTCY.
In the matter of john L. Jones, a Bank
rupt.
TO WHOM 1T MAY CONCERN.
THE undersigned hereby gives no. =
tice of his appointment as Assignee OF
Juo. L. Jones, of Kcrshaw County, and
State of South Carolina, within said
District, who has been adjud9cd a BANK
rupt upon his own petition, by w. g.
Clawson, Register. :,
All persons indebted to the said
Dankrurt will make immediate pay
ment to the undersigned.
j. NJ. GAYLE,
Jan. st Assignee.
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One other Tract lying on Dry Greek,
Lancaster County, known as "THE
VERLINESPLACE," containing Two
Hundred and Eighty Acres, more or
less.
One other Tract, at Liberty Hill,
Kershaw Comfy, containing One Hun
dred and Ninety Acres, more or less,
whereon is the residence of the said
James S. Thompson.
Also, the interest of the said. James
s. Thompson, being life estate in
Tract of Land on Dry Creek, Lancaster
County, continuing Six Hundred and
Thirty Acres, more or less.
Also, few Notes and Accounts and
few personal chattels of little value.
The Chattels will be sold at the residence
of said Thompson, on Tuesday, End of
February, at l l o'clock, A. NJ.
TERMS-In the personally, CAsH.l
For the realty, go much Cash as vii
pay the costs of these. proceedings, the
fees and expenses, balance on a credit
of one and two years, secured. by bond
surety and mortgage of the premises.
tercst payable annually from day of sale.
Perchaser to pay for stamps and papers.
j. ROSS DYE,
Jan. at. Assignee.
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Red Bank Plantation,

living in Kershaw County, adjoining Fast and
North of the part above described, bounded
North and East by Lands of the heirs OF VIM:
A. Ancrum, deceased, and on the South and
West by Lands Of Thomas J: Ancrqm' and and
the remaining portion OF said RED BANK
above described. This Tract being the por.
ton of "RED BANK" owned by the late
W. A. Ancrum. On this Plantation there is
complete settlement suited for large planta-
tatfon. -,
TERMS-So much CASH as will pay costs
and eypenscs of sale, balance on a credit OF
one. two and three years, interest payable an.
nualy from date, secured by bond, personal
sure,ies and mortgage Of the premises.
Purchasers 10 pay for Stamps and Papers,
C. SILVER, Clerk.
Jan 7. Il
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TRACTNo 5known as the Russel Place
in Krrshaw, containing eight hun drec
acres, more or less; ninety acres in cul~
l;vation, adjoining lands Of Est. Wyatt
Patterson, Est. Mcmillan, and others.
This place is wei! improved as cotton
and grain farm, srch as Gin House,
and Screw, grain houses, &c.
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..:..,. : : s,.-. - = - =. = S>y.g
hsZ; ~ s';<Srt.;% ;.,E:
FsS HE Annual Meeting OF The STOCK.
!. HOLDERS of the ah,,va Institutions
Will nr he'd ia he City OF Charleston on 'hs
second Tu"Sdny il February uc:', III" oh uI
i:rar mcn.h. Place of meeting. Han OF the
SOU hwcsIern Rail Road Bark, in Droad.Si.
iiuu.o conveurg, II O'Clock. A. NJ.
Gn The day following. Wednesday. The oh
there will be an election held AT the same
place. ieiwceD ihe hours OF . A. NJ. and 3
=. W.. for i'ifTEEN U!kECTHRS nf TIC
Eu;l i;nad Company aud 'FH;HTEEN DI.
pECTU%;5 at lie Bank. a Committee 10
verify Pr1%:rs will attend.
SiocHt"llr:s viii be passed aa usual. over
The R0GG. 10 aud irom Tie ll2c:;ac, free oi
charge, in accordance with t',r rcsC!c;inn o.
ls5l. J. K. EMERY,
Jan 2,,-3'. Secretary.
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For Sale,

NHEAP for CASH. Two Wooden Buildings,
Z J two Stories. and in good condition. Also,
one large FIRE CIR ATE, good and complete.
Apply AT East side Main street, fourth house
North of nekalb.sreet.
Jan 81. 1t
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Red Bank Plantation,

belonging 10 Thomas J. Ancrum, situated on
the East side of the Wateree River, in Ker-
shaw County, bounded North and East by
the remaining portion Of the said {. RED
BANK PLANTATION" and by the Estate
of VIM. A. Ancrum, on the East by "The
English Lands" on the South by THE Jones
Lands" and West by the Wateree River.
containing Nine Hundred and Fiity-Eight
Acres. more or less.
TERMS-So much Cash as will pay the
costs of these proceedings, the balance on
credit OF one, two and three years, with in.
terest payable annually, secured by Bond,
with approved personal sureties. The title
deeds to be made, but moi delivered, but re-
main in Court until tho purchase money ba
paid, Purchaser to pay for Stamps and Pa
pers. Y. eHl'Eh' ieIA'
Jan. 7, At
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TRACT No. i, known as the mill place,
situated in Kershaw, the three-fourths
interest Of the defendant in thirty acres
land. more or less, with an over shot
mill in running order, capable of grind
ing seveuty-ive bushels corn per day,
adjoining lands of James S: Thompson
-Gardper.-Collins and others.
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I'D. KIRKPATRICK, Admir-, VS.. ELLEN
D.ANCRUM, ct. al.

Bill to Partition 10 sell Lands, &c.
TN pursunnce of orders made in the above
cause. 7 will sell before the Court House
in Camden. on the first Monday in February
next, being the first day Of the month, all
that portion of the
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1866-1891, 1869-01-21
CANE SEATED CHAIRS.

DERSONS having Cane Chairs that
require re.bottoming, can have 1t
done in neat and substantial manner,
at low price for cash, By applying to
M. DUTTON.
Dec, 81. VI
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TRACT No. :. kpown as the Summer.

TRACT No. T: known as the. Summer
vile Ploce in I.snsaster County, aisua.
ted 20 miles from Lancaster Z. H., and
two milcs from Liberty Hill, containing
Eleven Hundred Acres, more or less,
adjoining lands of Estate of John Per
ry, Wiley Patterson, aud others; One
Hundred and Fifty Acres in cultiva'
tion, with the ordinary improvements
of d cotton and grain farm; fencing in
good repair.
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TRACING. 3 known as the Terry Tract,
situated in Kershaw, near Liberty Hill,
containing TWO hundred and fifty acres,
more or less, adjoining lands of James
S. Thompson, ganiel kirkland, al and
others, ninety acres in cultivation. The
improvements consists Of those usually
found on a plantation adapted to rails
ing cotton, corn &c.
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WANDO FERTILIZER.

| w AN w l. IL lO LII ~ - ~.
VEylIE Wando Mining and manufacturing
| \ Company offers to rhe Planters and Far
mers OF the South their FEKllLlAEh'
known as the
I.WANDO FERTILIZER,
which the experience OF the past season has
proved 10 be one OF the most valuable IN our
market. It has for its base the materials
from the Phosphate Beds of the Company on
Ashl:y River, and is prepared at their works
at the
EAST END OF HASEL STREET,
in this city In order 10 guarantee, its uni.
formity and mai.,tain its high standard, the
Company has made arrangements with the
distinguished Chemist, DR.. G. U. SHEPARD,
Jr., who carefully analyses all the ammonl-
aca and other material purchased by tile
Company, and the prepared
FERTILlLEE,
before being offered for sale. The Company
is resolved to make an article which will prove
TO be a complete manure, and give entire sat-
For te,ms, circulars and other information,
'rr'' WIN. C. DUKES & CO, Agents,
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The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1866-1891, 1869-01-21
L. Fl. DEAS, J. B. KEKsHAW, Executors,

VS., T. ]. ANCRUM, ct. al.
Bill for Foreclosure, &c.
I'm pursuance of or ers in above stated
cause, | will sell before Court House in
Camden, on Monday, the first day of Febru-
ary next, being the First Monday, at public
outcry, all that portion CT the
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1866-1891, 1869-01-21

On Wednesday the 3rd Of February,
the following personal property at LIB
crty Hill, 20 miles northeast from
from Camden, I will sell twenty-six
head prime mules, two horees, about
fifty head of cattle, five wagons and a
large lot of farming utensils, &c. Levied
on as the property of L. j. Patterson
defendant, at the suit of Harriet llarrl-
son plaintiff.
TERMS Cash, purchaser to pay the
Marshal for necessary papers and
stamps. >. +. NJ Ell lN"'
u. S. Marshal.
Jan. Z oG.