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T.pcs FIRE IN CONCORD, N. H.-Co'',
cord, August Last night hre o o9 o q
in the book and stationery store o. T. Eau " =
Eastman & Co., on Main street, ana Ia an: ,
spread to several adjoining wooa oai.o Ms :.
totally destroying five stores. pa.eiui fe m anG
several Ssu children. The losses Will prou ar
amount to $4,000; insurance shin oSc;
The origin Of the FIRE was probably a''i
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The Norfolk Navy-Yart.

WASHINGTON, August "A delegation
from Norfolk, Va, headed by the member
of Congress elect from that district, is of
the Navy Department urging the removal
of Conservatives from the navy-yard.
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winch Law I'm Illinois.

PEk1N, ILL.,, August 2.-The leader of
the gang of horse-thieves that killed the
sheriff has been hung by q mob. In the
struggle the victim cut several of the lynch
ers, and wounded one fatally.
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ACCIDENT on THE iCHEs hpgAKE AMI. OHIo
HAILRoAD.-White sulphur Springs, Au.
gust 1.-The rear coach of the eastern
bound train on the Chesapeake and Ohio
railroad was; thrown from the track yester.
day morning near Ivy depot. The ladies'
car turned q, complete somersault. Four
ladies were injured; none seriously. One
lady 3 arm was broken, and the brakeman
who Jumped from the train, had his back
broken. 0EcH s.isfE !fi.s-9 u ar -.
The Lynchburg Ne,os says: V-<5Ig /.
General Wickham (president), and Mr..
Whitcomb superintendent of the road
were in the car, but escaped with only o
few slight scratches t,N i7os,r oua. p =
The accident occurred on level space
ut the distance of about 100 yards at either
end of which are high embankments, and
had it taken, place a moment sooner or
later the coach would undoubtedly have
been precipitated over the embankment,
and oil in it would probably have persisted.
The accident detained the train only
about half an hour, the wounded being
taken on board the uninjured cars and
brought to Charlottesville, where they were
properly attended to. Mr.. Massie 3subse-
quently came to this city. - :.
: The second ladies' cur was also jerked from
the track by the turning over of the rear car,
but most fortunately was drawn on the rails
again, and was not injured. 't' .. f@
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Tne s1ississippi Election.

WASHINGTON, August 1.-The editors Of
the Canton {Miss.) Mail, Yazoo Banner,
Winona Democrat, and Grenada Sentinel,
have visited Judge Dent with assurances of
their support.
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A few days since the bones Of man
were found in the Salt Pond, and ire sup
posed to be those of Mr.. Webb, of Craig,
who disappeared some time last fall, and
who il believed to have been murdered
PedrisbWl Gazette.
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Aman in Scotland was sued for breach
of promise of marriage, and was made TO
nav ESQ. He fell again under the old spell,
: ! aoain kicked over the traces, was again
rzgsrs j. = eeain fined. This time ne
r., ~-.+hen married the
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pETERSBURG, VA,
Georgetown Cattle Market.

July eO.-The market was rather dull. though
the attendance was very good. We quote 4so head
Of Cattle ct Sa@So5o II 100 lbs. gross; 1000 SHEEP
20 head.
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INTERNAL REVENUE Decision. The Com
missioner Of Internal Revenue has decided
that when q life estate in lands is extin-
guished by an actual bona .fde purchase by
the tenant in remainder for o valuable and
adequate consideration, the tax should be
assessed only upon the difference between
such consideration and the value Of the
land. When, however, 1t is extinguished
without any valuable consideration, as for
instance by voluntary deed of surrender,
which is defined to be "a.yiclding up on
estate for life or years to him who has an
immediate estate in reversion or remainder,
by which the lesser is merged In the great
err the tax should be upon the entire value
of the property. ra@" I
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We believe in Cancellation with a view VT, TO
sneedy establishment Of harmonious To
our political differences; 10
o~eatedly said, we
- "a un-
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NEW CROP TURNIP SEED.
PURPLE TOP STRAP LEAF,
WHITE FLAT DUTCH,
LARGE WHITE globe.
LARGE WHITE NORFOLK,
YELLOW ABERDEEN,
GERMAN TELTOW,
DALES HYBRID,
---.---. RUTABAGA, &c,
grown with care from selected roots, anu Oh extra
line quality.
ALSO,
CABBAGE, KALE, LETTUCE, and other
seeds for fall sowing Of superior quality, Tor sale
Wholesale and RETAIL at lowest rates, at 1918 anc
1920 Cary street. ALLISON ADDISON.
iy29
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The Cotton CreD South.

AUGUSTA, Ga, August 2.-The recent
heavy rains have caused rust in the cotton
in this vicinity.
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MIXED JUR1Es.-It was stated Saturday
night, ON apparently good authority, that
General Candy is about issuing an order re-
curing mixed juries in Virginia: We pre-
sumo, from the source whence this state
ment emanated, that it is corrcct.-Lych-
Lair1 NclcS.
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kelectcd BY from b, go to ID, 700 majority,
SMnd, although the Legislature wiilbc Demo-
i'cratic, or Conservative, he does not think
the State is wholly lost 70 the Republican
party. 'r ~.
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CUuSrEkfE1rs. = H1ashtngton, d. c.,
August Large numbers Of counterfeit
ten-dollar legal-tender notes greenbacks--
are being sent to the Treasury here from
banks throughout the country, particularly
those in New York city. These spurious
notes are 30 like the genuine that it is with
the greatest difficulty Government experts
detect them. People are warned to beware
OF them. A description of these notes has
been published in the Dispa!ch.l i
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Cuba.
PATRIOT ACCOUNTS.

New York. August 2.-The Cuban Junta
here has advices that General Jordan has
captured General Latona, after routing his
forces
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ACCIDENT ON THE ORANGE AND ALExAS-
DRIA RAILRoAD-FIFTEEN PERSONS IN
ED.-About o'clock on Saturday, while
the mail train of the Orange and Aexan-
dria railroad was coming towards Char
lottesville, and when about four or five
miles east from that place, the brake at
tached to the front truck of the hindmost
car came loose and fell in front of the wheel,
causing the car to be thrown from the track
and completely upset, thereby Wounding
some twelve or fifteen persons, two danger
ously. The Lynchburg Virginian has the
following: 4y LIZ ........ .s
"The train was moving at the rate of ff-
teen or twenty miles ON hour at the time of
the accidents bit was stepped almost imme-
diately by the occurrence the car, how
ever, became detached: A gentleman who
was on the train at the time describes the
scene following as One Of great confusion
and terror. The car Was almost entirely
occupied by ladies, and the extreme alarm
and CONSERVATION Of all, added to the suffer
ing of those who were really hurt, made it
o distressing spectacle, p --...
awe could ascertain the flames of but
five of the sufferers. Mrs. Kizer, lady re-
siding in Charlottesville, was dangerously,
perhaps fatally, wounded, it being supposed
that her spine is badly injured. This lady
not very long since had child killed, and
lost her right arm by another railroad acct
dent. Clifton Vermilye a white brakeman,
had his head cit ana his spine injured. 1t
is hardly possible that he will live. Mr..
John L. Massie, of this city, was cut about
the head and back, and received several
bruises and cohtusions TINT may prove Sc
rious. His wife and mother were With him
and were both more or less injured. Mrs.
G. II. Massie, his mother, was cut on the
head, but not seriously. The wounded re-
ceived medical aid on the spot, and wero all
brought on as far as Charlottesville, where
those who were badly hurt were taken off
the train, the others coming on to this city.
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s r;S sss's = tss; In II;
;$:sss ID ss ::ss = 81;
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sEEDssaEN, FLORISTS, &c.

VI ALLAN & JOHNSON
have their NEW CROP OF TURN1P and RUTA.
BAGA OF all kinds.
FLAT DUTCH CABBAGE.
EARLY YORK CABBAGE,
LARGE YORK CABBAGE,
OXHART (French) CABBAGE,
JERSEY WAKEFIELD CABBAGE, etc.
POTATO ONIONS,
EARLY ROSE POTATOES.
LONG GREEN CUCUMBER,
ALLAN & JOHNSON,
ouo 1905 Main street.
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on the new 49,.
somewhat notorious
1t is well to nail this miBstaten.~-
il starts it's round Of the country preee.
There is not word of truth in it. The
head is an ideal one, and was drawn in Eu-
=" direction Of the company that en-
-. ua..o
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| CWEET CIIALYBEATE SPRINGS,
| COMMONLY KNOWN AS
RED SWEET SPRINGS, ..
| ALLEGHANY COUNTY, VIRGINIA.

These Springs, situated eight miles from Allie
ghany station, Chesapeake and Ohio railroad, will
be open for the reception of visitors on the goth
JUNE.
In addition to the inclosed POOLS the best In
the country, for plunge bathing, of The delightful
temperature of scvcnty-siN degrees there Is also
wel-arrangcd establishment for receiving HOT
and WARM BATHS of any temperature that may
be desired
Charges THREE DOLLARS per day.
Post-oilice at the Springs. -
THOMAS kINNIREY,
1e l5-om Proprietor.
VARIETY SPRINGS, situated on the
Y Chesapeake and Ohio railroad Gears stopping
ut the doorl. fifteen miles west OF Staunton, ARE
OPENED FOR VISITORS. The mineral waters
are considered superior. Analysis at this office.
Good fare, music, amuscmcnts, &c.
For board, by the month, $40; by the week, sl2 !;
by the day, 81. Children under twelve years aud
gratis L. & N. BURRUSS,
IL 3O-om Proprietors.
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TOILET ARTICLES.
MISUNDERSTANDING.
ODONNELL,

4 tANlEL VDiJN I'LL,
~ AT SIS BROAD STREET,
Is prepared to execute all desert pti"us %!
GAS-FITTISG AND PLUMBING.
Having had long practical experience In THIS
class OF work, he hopes to give satisfaction - 20
prices and workmanship. my3-sin
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MAIL MEssENGER.-At Fredericksburg
Va, John Brown is appointed in place of
Joshua Hudson, deceased, at $40 per an
mum
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r grppve d the plates.-Ne0 I0''' 100"
qyssxssgg. washington, Angus who o. is
G.snperyisor Noah, Of I ,;1;nnsI i,nforma=
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A Washington correspondent OF a pn M! .
'olnhia journal asserts that the visne' ~
'" .on-cent notes ia likeness Of
Washington woman.
Int before
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VIRGINIA AFFAIRs.-jF ashington, July
80. Mayor Chahoon and Judge Bond
tRadicalsl, of Richmond; Va; are here
the former on revenue business; and the
latter on private as well as political mat
tiers. They state there is no probability
whatever Of General Candy ordering new
eleGtl9p in any of the counties where 1t is
rr,.2-tcd the successful candidates are not
:. IRON clad" ana speak hopefully Of pro
hablc fusion between the Walker ana "elis
Republicans. This they say is to be etfeosS@1
nv at, understanding on both sides that the
Ennnblicans who voted for Walker shall
como over on the same platform with the
Wells men, and hereafter act IN unison !;
which course, they claim, will bring the
State again under Radical rule. Strange
&c Il seems. however, they assert that not
hyer one thousand negroes voted the Walker
ticket ii the late election; the result OF
which, they say, viii be entirely inopera-
tive until ratified by Congress, unless
General Candy should order the lneu-
duration of Governor-elect Walker "hleh
he can do if he chooses. They oepre-
cate ;he proposed transfer OF CANDY 10
another field Of duty, as, in their opinion,
he has actpu -
s..f. "a think that in the late campaign the
influence Of the army officers Stationed I'm tn
different parts of the State was thrown ' mo
the Walker interest in consequence OF VINE sne
overriding of General stonem Gao py " vas
when the latter's removal as uovernor mao
ottenpted. AS to the Unltc0 0'at1e 80
torshins on the Walker side, e1-oo'eihoi
John 3. Baldwin and Franklin oteains a.
dates. Ex-senator K. NJ. l. Hunter E nas Wi"
ten to the Conservative state h 4bs post
D So of the election Of United states Gae
senators until after the meeting o. 49,
s greSs' When it is expected all disabilities
VIII be removed. The Wells men . clam n
that If the iron-clad oath Is ehlI hoo Dr =
will secure Radical legislature wne d. TX ;a
*. Sharpe, the Presidents br e1 In,
be-" undoubtedly sent to the senate.-Spsc'o'
disDntch 10 the World.
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my 8

IA PIERRE HOUSE, BROAD AND
L CHESTNUT STREETS, PHIL ADELPHlA.
The undersigned having leased this house, so iohf
and fayorably known under the pGopr,elot,'rH pi
the Nessrs Wards and having rciittcd ana reiui-
nsled 1t throughout IN the most elegant manner: u
Is now open for the reception Of guests with al! the
appointments OF first-class hotel ~
j. e. BUTTEkWORTH s. Co,
myr-3m Proprietors.
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g Ct s following
a laf pe caught ut With eh'H'
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Foreign Markets--IBY TELEGRArHl.
LIVERPOOL, August ,-.Eo0R,--Cotton U shade
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adjustment o. ~
that end, as We have Twp .
regard On adherence to the ,test-oatn
= 8" that 1t Gun only be exasperating |
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RANKS AND BANKERS.


SAVINGS BANh.
THE RICHMOND BANKING AND
INSURANCE COMPANY.
10 their SAVINGS DEPARTMENT. refSiT"
money on deposit on which they pay IN Ehr.cS al
They would respectfully call the attention VI az
| having Idle money to this department. r,,,c,,b
Office, No. i.O:, corner OF Main anu 49,
streets. j. Il. DASiS, LirSiiII na,.,.,
Hail. L. II. Frayser WI. Smith Il. u "a I'm
Z. w. boswell, and w. ". Crurnp. w..
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State Gf South Carolina,
KERSNAW--In Equity,
In the Circuit Court.

Anthony VI. K"nnedy. Adm'r, IS. The
l,ank of Camden, S. e ct. al.
IN yu'suanc, u' orders made in above
stated case, II, the last Srp'"Hhber term "i
Court. the Creditors "f Alf'e cd i Dolby.
arc hereby r'quir'd to file, prove and
establish their cai,us b fore me at my
office in Camden. S. G., "n or Lcfvrc
the first day of .Jauna"y, next.
W. II. r. WORKMAN,
rcc. at. Special Master.
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In the Probate Court.
GOUTEa-CAR9EENA.
KERSHAWCOUNTY.

R'lI. } L"v.. aud as Admir-. o.. El
Twt,Iy aud Mar.arct, his Wife. Rob
CIT Smyrl and Nuncy, lis Wifi, ctal
IH1i1iDn ./or 1"riiin
1t appearing t" my satisfaction, that
William X. !tulin>ul a1,l Harriet Rob.
i'.snn, his wi!c, Two O. the d icmdantS
To the mlnvc Petition. arc wi'h"nt and
reside hry"na the limits Of this State.
1t is urdrrcd. IN m"liun of Shannon
Solicitor fur PcIiii,ncr, that the said
def, n'lanrs do 'l, nd. an>wrr or drnrI
tn the >aid l',iliinn wirhm f"rty day
from the publication If ibis order, in
default whrr,"f, an order pro conlcss'
will bc entered againt them.
j L. SUTHERLAND, ]. p.
Nov. %. 6t
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Peruvian GuanO.
On TONS y. | PERUVIAN GU
~ ANO. in Strrr aud 70: s'lc ~
d. i. DESAUS> URE & co.
NOTICE.

NOTICE.
Three months nom date, application
vii: be made lur renewal certificates ol
the following Stocks lost during Shcr-
mans raid, viz:
BANK o. CAMDEN S. C.
SELF.
6 Shares certificate No. Ci2,
, q" d" I.iS,
| {" e" l5l5
TRUSTEE.
lSS Shares certificate (97D.N No 81 !.
.3 :. 1916.
1891
BANK OF CHARLESTON, S. e.
TRUSTEE.
6 old Shares ccrtArapc M. 3245.
" " " 54Gi.
1 new (" " H ~, VI. u.
Mcnuwall.
I new Shares certificate No. HIS, S.
W. McIL"wdIl.
S.C.R.R. CO.. CAMDEN BRANCH.
ii shares certificate M. $50 March
1850, iu name Jnhn Derry. Receiver
w. d. MCUUW ALL.
Nov. Ii. 3t--m.
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der One Thousand Dollars, One Fourth
Cash, balance in Onc, Tw" and Three
Years in equal Annual 1nstal,ncn s.:
with interest plyablc A"nurIly. On
all SUMS over Onc Thousand Dollars,
ten prr cent. Cash, bala"ce Oh liSc
credit and terms credit p"r:im to br sc
cured by honI, personal>u >urclics, mort
racc OF the Premises and an ass! gnnct
IF Policy Of lnsuranrc on the Buildings
suld. Purchasers 70: lay for stamps
and papers.
w. D. MCDUWALL,
Dec. .9.-4t. Receiver
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PAW PAW, Morgru CO.. " Va,
Innr II. lSGQ.
Yours respectfully.
:. A. G GAILEI.

- " "a" ~'~ -
juno II, 1869.
It gives me erc;rt plca>urc To- let y"''
know that my wheat, UPON which "p'
Piled your fertilizer, Iast iall. is very
tine. used it entirely on corn Stub
Llc, and it is bc,tcrlhan any | ever had
ur ever saw. i will, | nm certain,
yic!I over 70 JaSrvtzTcr7crrr-'----,
l apIlird it on oats and corn in the
spring, usingabou, 200 pounds per acre
on zach, (<:iif, clay land.) The oats
will dnublc, | think, while The corn |
never saw anything t" cqnal it.
Iplntcd abont 10Th May, using a
handful 10 two hills of Corn, and after
it started it seemed incredible /" sec ii
grow. 1t is NOW waist high. while na II
hyhH mnnnrd piece "f lam! BY its
side it i, not over >ix inches.
Yours respectfully
n. y. CLABAUGH.
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ANNAPOLIS JUNCTION. Ma,

ANNAPOLIS JUNCTION. Nh.
July 81, 1860.
us, d the Ammonia,,d Super Phrs,
pilates, manufactured hy y"n, with the
greatest success, On NY wheat alId Veg
ctablr garden.
p;autcd corn with II last May, and
from prc~oua appearances il will noi br
su'p,<s"d 10y ANY in my cmnry. | pre-
fer your combination uf Plant Food t"
Peruvian Guano, c,eii at s:.,Mc cast.
\. =. GORMAN.
Put IN Srony B"ys. lG7 It's. IN c-rh'
- I:ricc S y PR T"n. ..
Office VIM. CREIGHTON &.SONS,
BOWLY'S WHARF, BALTIMORE.
D. l.. DaSAUSSU RE, e. CO.,
A=cH's lsr kersllaw and Lancaster
C"uutics.
Dec. .. 3n.
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NOTICE.

Dcla's & llay a7-. n'y Agents during
my absence from the State. All my
papers are in their har'lS, arc parties
indrb;rd to Inc will call upon them aud
make s. tilrnrcnts, nr suit will Ec insti.
,utcd against them.
STEPHEN C. CLYBURN,
Nnv. 25.-rf Admir-.
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Tcrms-$t5 cash, or $50 on Novcm
her |, 1870, :ur approved city ac-
c,p,alcc Or o'ler good sttr,i'y.

This article is manufactured at the
CONpANY'S WORKS. uu'lvr the
direction aud snrcr'n,cnlel.cc Of Dr.
Ravrncl.
It contains the same elements of fer
iiliry as SOLUBLE PACIFIC GU.
.vSO. cxccrt that It is net furnished
with AMMONIA. 1t is prepared cx-
prcssly for comprising with c" ton seed,
which f.rni>hrs the element Of AN.
MONIA; the "',jcct being t" render
thai, side product "f the plal'aIon
available to lhc highest decree as an
cement Of fertility. Fer fSrther an"
p,r,icu!ar information apply to the un'
dcrSi yncd.
J.N. ROB ON,
Agent f.: S"ullr Carolina,
1&2 Atlantic Wharf, Charleston.
J"HN s. REESE Ja,
General Agent, BA!ifmorc.
Oct. IS. 3m.
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FROM Rev. S. y. GAYLEY.

From Rev. S. y. GAYLEY.
CoLoRA, Crclco,, Nd, Ju"c 70, 1869
INc,srs. Vim. thrchton d. Son
Dear Sirs: Ymur ".AmnUnlatcd Soluble
Phosphate" regard us the best ma,
uurc | have ever used. / dressed Il
lotuf corn with it Ia the hill, putting
u,ie bag on fro and o"e e;yhhh acres by
actual measurement. you will see that
the allowance to cacn hill waS very
>mall.] 1t has "cted Ike Il clam.-
That lut uf c,rn Is .hc hest In the neigh.
bnrl,oud of uny planted ut the same
saiirc tinro.
Ftum wha,'it fmS done for INC / live
it the preference 10 amy | have ever
uied.
Yours respectfully.
:. a. GAILEI.
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Administrators Sale.

ON Saturday. the 4h duv Of Decrmhcr
reAr. will he sold nj the residence oi L. w.
Lave. deed. several head oI CaiIr. Hogs.
Household and Kitchen Furniture. Farming
Tools etc
ArIhe same timr ard place, the Pian'aiinn
will be- rented Tor The ensuing year. Terms
made known al the sale.
r.. !. LOVE. Adm'r
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COOKING WINES.
Fruit, Dried Fruits, Preserves,
Jeilies, Nuts, Candies, &c.

MADEIRA. CHERRY and TENE.
RIFFEc WINES. in Bottles and on
Dran.ht. f,r Cn"king Purposes.
Nranrrs. APPLIES anil Noronuts
Ci,rnn. FIGS. Pruncs and Currants.
PRESERVFS-Assortcd.
JELLI ES- Assorted.
English Walnnts, Butter Nuts. Fibcrts
and Pecan Nnts. For Sale. nv
D.L. DESAUSSURE, & co.
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TAX NOTICE.

The time for paj mcnt Of State, County
and Poll Tax for 1868, cSpilcs on 9th
january next, after which time, all u"'
paid amounts viii IN into cX"cullrn.
! II. l.. DESAUSSUR RE,
Dec 0..-4t. Co. Treas.
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1866-1891, 1869-12-09
REAL ESTATE

of John Workman, deceased, in said
County, viz:
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1866-1891, 1869-12-09
NOTICE.

All ncrsops indebted TO the late DIR.
Thnnns ~. SalmonJ, deceased, will
make Immediate payment 10 Mcssrs.
L"itr c. & Dunlap, my A't'nncy*. at
their office in Cam len, or TO myself in
div:dually, aud rh"sc having claims
nrai,,st the Estate Of the deceased, will
at orcc present them duly artcstrd t"
my said Attorneys "r to myself.
SCOTIA SALMOND, Adm'x.
Dec 9. 3t
Norfolk day book. [volume] (Norfolk and Portsmouth Va.) 1868-1880, 1869-10-20
AXIANTED-A GENTS.-$75 t.
w S2OOper month, eVery where,

w $500 month, every where,
Male and Female to introduce the GEN
UINE IMPROVED COMMON sENsE
FAMILY aEWlAu MACtil We. ,his
Machine will stitch, hem, fell, tuck, quilt,
cord, bind, braid aud embrolder in mort
superior manner. PaIcE only SIS. Fully
warranted for five years. We VIII pay
81, 900 for any machine that VIII sew Il
stronger, more beautiful, or more elastic
seam than ours. 1t makes the "Elastic
Stitch.' Every second stitch can be cut,
and still the cloth cannot be pulled apart
without tearing it. We pay Agents from
$75 to $500 per month and expenses, or q
commission IRON which twice that amount
can be made Address StCUMB Il CO.,
PIrrssURoH, Pa, BOSTON, MAss., or 81.
Louis, Mo.
CautiO l.-Oo not be imp osed upon by
other parties palining of worthless, cast
iron machin 8, under the Same "asne or
otherwise. Ours is the 0ny genuine and
really practical cheap machine manuact~
ured.
CautiUn-EXtra - We caution the
public against concern in Nashville,
Tenn, as they are not our ouiy authorized
Agents, having copied Out Advertisement
without authority rom US. We shall not
hold ourselves responsible for worthless
machines sold ~ other parties. The GEN,
ulNE MACHINES can be had only f.Om us or
our author .zed Agents, who will always
have Il certificate Of Agency signed by US.
B.tUare of Infrfaqers