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Norfolk day book. [volume] (Norfolk and Portsmouth Va.) 1868-1880, 1869-09-04
From the Lynchburg News Correspondent
The Press Ball.

The members at the ball last night
were as follows: H Q!
Major Charles o. Smith, j. Fl.
Shields and w. s. Gilman, of the
Richmond Wing; James P. Cowardin,
of the Richmond Dispatch; Ernest
Witt, of the Richmond State journal;
j. Marshal Haner, Richmond correspon-
dent Washington Herald;Wm. G. Elan,
Richmond correspondent Petersburg
Express; Michael Glennan, of the Nor
folk Virginian; Robert E. Glassette, of
the Norfolk journal; John H. Hewitt,
of the Stanton Valley Virginian; j.
B. Cannon, OF the Warrenton Sentinel;
Alexander Hunter, of the Warrenton
Index; John II. Foster, of the Char
lottesvilIe Chronicle; Major Robert w.
Hunter, of the Winchester News; Mills
B. Goodwin, Of the Washington Even
ing Star; Porter Morse, of the WASH
ington Evening Express; Frank Burr,
of the Washington Chronicle; G. @.
Washington, late of the defunct Ma
tional Intelligoncer; Frank Smyth, re-
preventative of the press at large;
Daniel Dechart, of the Hagerstown
(Md) Mail; w. w. Glenn, of the Bal
timore Gazette; Professor Bledsoe. of
the Southern Quarterly Review; A. A.
Little, of the fredericksburg News; j.
H. Kelley, of the Fredericksburg Her.
aid; Julian A. Selby, Of the Columbia
Is. G. Phenix and eleanor; A.. j.
Stelman, of the Lancaster (Pa.) Intelli-
gencer. ~
Only twenty-six, and nearly all corr
respondents and reporters. OF these,
one only was from Pennsylvania, one
only from South Carolina: three from
Maryland, four from District of Column
bia, and the rest from Virginia. Nearly
half from Virginia were Of Richmond.
Only two of the press appeared en-
masque, Cowardin and Morse, and only
three danced, Wilt, Morse and Cow
ardin.
AS soon as the eating and drinking
were over, all began to take notes, as
naturally as ducks take to water.
There were few toasts at the press
supper OF The usual Kind, responded to
in the usual way, after which Cowar-
din greatly amused the assembly by
his burlesque speeches. %
In the ball room was the inevitable
array of beauty and costume. All the
ladies were outshone by Miss Williams,
eff Baltimore, who wore $4,000 worth
of diamonds. Miss Stuart, of near
Richmond, wore rare cross, once the
property of Mary Queen.of Scots. OF
course there was an ocean of millinery
that will be duly described by those
whose tastes lie that way. ~
A great many guests left to-day,
among them Gen Beauregard and
Blacque, who sat together conversing
in French.
Gen. Pickett arrived yesterday.
A large gang of penitentiary birds
are aboard bound for Richmond.
MELA.
Norfolk day book. [volume] (Norfolk and Portsmouth Va.) 1868-1880, 1869-09-04

z On and AFTER WEDNESDAY, next, II til
August, the Passenger Trains over the
Norfolk and Petersburg Railroad will
run as follows: " Esi Ct o .a2sJ -foy
Leave Leave s y Petsrs day A.
Leave Petersburg daily at .........4.0O u. M.
Arrive at Norfolk daily at.."....7.20P. N.
81 Connecting at Norfolk with steamships
Of Old Dominion steamship Co. for New
York. -7asuiasijgsgi6 sas1
Making close connection at Petersburg
with Passenger Trains Ct South Side Rail-
road 10 and from Lynchburg, Bristol,
Knoxville, Memphis, Kew Orleans, Nash
Vile, Atlanta. and all points West and
South West.
Connecting also with Trains of Rich
mond and Petersburg Railroad to and
from Richmond. s
~ Baggage checked through. e
D W19d 4s7 @sJtiea j. ID. PROCTOR,
aul0 fs Master ansportation.,
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VARIETY, QUALITY, CHEAl
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We claim for our stock of

- We claim for our stock of
HOUSE FURNISHING HARDWARE
These important elements, and are pre-
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of our assertion by an ex hibition of the
stock, which cannot fail to convince the
most careful purchaser that
No. % West Side Market Square,
Is the place at which to obtain this de-
scription of Goods.
ATTENTION
Is called to the stock OF Knives and
Forks, Plated Spoons and Forks, Patent
French and American Coffee Pots, Wait
ers and Tea Trays, Plated and White
Metal Table Casters, 4-minute lee Cream
Freezers, Wood Ware, &C., &c.
We offer our whole stock at wholesalt
or retail, and invite the attention OF
those who wish to buy goods cheaply to
our extensive estah6sh ment. fiI
Z. p TABB & CO.,
E. w. MOORE,
Il. j. GRIFFITH,
500 e-A' 28 West side Market Square.
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Received this day
SO packages Prime selection New But
ter, ..i..
tierces superior New sugar Cures
.,i.. Hams, ~ u 5..gst.,r's
tierces superior Brands Canvass
Hams, ,u
tierces superior New sugar Cared
Breakfast Bacon, .,
S tierces superior New Sugar Cured
Shoulder Bacon, ..t,a .... ~A
2 tierces superior New Sugar Cured
Smoked Beef
S barrels superior Family Leaf Lard.
barrels superior Baltimore Family
COrned Beef
200 superior extra Smithfield II ,ms
All OF which haveheen selected and pur-
chased by one OF the firm from first
hsnds, at the, lowest cash prices, and
will be sold colrespondingly low by
AYDLOTT Il. WHITEHURST,
Nos. 70 and 28 CITY Market,
90. gt 1Il.sss and 81 East Market Squaie e.
a8s. Please look for the Red Sign In the
centre of the Market House. au1O
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The Oldest In The Gty

Iii aa 41 E.EN+ faC zlE.rr
4s..-t aI. ,-41J4ss, sslt ,.4irll5 ~
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Price 25 cents per box. G.a.i-A .ay,
CHILDREN CRY FOR THEM.
One dose lately relieved a child of over
one Thousand WORMS, and saved its life.
Do not delay. Use them at once, and see
your children speedily restored to health.
: For sale by ali druggists. 'I.'oi
+. G. WELLS & CO., Proprietors,
ap3-lyd &w New YORK.
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1866-1891, 1869-12-16

if he will only spend one evening in
the Charleston Academy Of Music en-
lcr;aincl by tlc>c pcrformcrs. But let
whoever will, ,:cUmca at once, for they viii
leave Us to mourn their departure when
the present wcrk is ended. We dupt
know ,how~is is with ,yuu, but, here We
find that some relaxation is necessary
after the days work is dune: And ii
is necessary fsr the mind TO have soinr' some
thing to dI.w it away from r-il'c'I"e
upon inc wrongs and "utrageS cun''nnl'
ly pcrpelrat'I by, the party in porwcr
The Theatre supplies that want and VIC
go there, and We fud so much pleasure
in it that VIC want our friends from
everywhere around US to cnj'y it too.
QUERCUs:
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SPIES AND AFuRMLRS.-A gigantic
sysrm,t LrG,rJ "hd llauu Ia aII'cn
un"cI the tcnpt~tl''n given |" iniVru-
q, and spies Ly rhr Government pc"a
laws, witch mLNc thcs: people SharcIs
III the tinrS, cnalIics, md 'o' c'lu',s,
d. fl"ud nS the lc,c W.. iau as l. Is to
aduil uulsld,rs ~ su II shallm", II Is
wul,c ~ all W Go,rrnu'rnt oihccIs tLc
reward vi ch I'"IncII'at'on. ill' well
unucr,lu d that there arc gnI r bands
ui mcn cng'.,d IN the Lus II IS vi trap
pm. u hcrs (rhIcfy t'cIS" merchants
into ylu.allvm vi the I."S, hat 'hrt may
share in the ;ur.cuurcs ut their 8 'Ods.
Sumo deiudc the un"aiJ 'nl" 'Lc lru1'S,
v hllc utra rs Oh tho watch take The game
aid then they divide the sp"ls, o'"cc
the war, unucr tic lrcaSy internal taxa
ivn aud the inspection laws, the frauds
and corrupt combinations TO rob the
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government hay" rxcslIcd ans.thaLing uIf
the history of;crimc - Z =
We have seen 'l' tcctivcs and bfEccfs
combinin. with manufacturers u rsb
the Guvcrnmcnt Of millions; aud uei'
being one day detectives and ;a"ollicr
manufactures swinJling 'hr Govern,
mcnt. They get al inside vlrw, which
makes them ma.t. r. Uf thu sIuaiiun.-
When TIC 1Ts G1rsii ii " w'ric:- sitr"rfFr
detectives will takc j. presented, tie,
tnkcihat whrk raya btstL. Ha viola
tor IF tie law will pay them more than
rhc, " mll gain bv sIInring in TIE f"r
f"i ur'S. wl[y"thcy waI take his,si'i".
cover itp HI. ,i.ruI, and make all''meolh;
but if he wdn' t tunsc ,tnwn to that de-
gee he i>a us'-d up man.
The system. has I'D TO such. mon. NJ
s'rou, c'r4uptiuns. thar the Seer lct"ly "f
the Treasury. in his rep IT., nrgrs Con-
grc,s to r;pral The avs 'n:tarr which II
wais Established :; and ithe Ercsi,iett
warmly seconds ,hc:su=scs ion. Con.
gre,s >h"u, d carry ont he rgosnm"pda.
iiou. ,lhr relmal "t the. laws ipTI">
tiou will cnt mp hy rhr RIOTS Il grra'
amount Of rascalily '-R%hm1"a DIS
paich. '.''!''" ''. ": h..@ a..:"
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Survivors, Association.

A meeting of the Survivors -Associ-
alton will be held at the Town ila!f at
II o'clock NJ on. Monday next, the
Goth inst, at which the Constitution
will be submitted and other matters Of
interest transacted. Col. W. NJ. SHAN
NON will deliver a public address at 1
O'Clock p. M, also at the Town Hail.
Upon this anniversary Of secession day,
a day hallowed in our memories, it bc-
hooves all survivors of the late war who
were enlisted in the Southern army to
meet and celebrate i. as it deserves.
After the speech collation. will be
served up for the members of the asso.
citation and their guests at Rodgers llo-
tel.
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Core spondcncc Of The Camden Journal.
CHARLIE TON, DC. Is.

CHARLIE Ton, DC Is.
Mr.. EDIroR-Wc Charleston pro.
pl. arc just Now like the liit!c child
just como in', possession Of some yov,
ctcd toy. We can think Of nothing at
present but our Academy Of Music, and
by consequence must naturally Of the
performers there. And truly We have
in the two or either one vi them sonc-
thing worth thinking about. The build.
ing is a perfect gem Of an Opera House
lar-c cnoughlohclI any ordinary Char.
lesion audience comfortably, AMI torar-
chitcc'ur i beauty Of design, and cx' Gu.
tion tho it cannot bc surpassed. Thcrci is a
taste throughout the whole work dis
played, Which proves that the head and
hand that designed and cxccu'cd that
work must have been that of Il master
workman. The p'acceo' ought to have
special interest On thrt very accuunlto
the inhaLiIanis ofyour town. For 1t WAS
reserved to Camden, during tho late
struggle, to extend the hand of i"s,crin.
hospitality to Captain D'vcrauS, the
master workman, who guided the great
er potion of the work. The Little Cap
tain 'llas won for himself Il reputation
here almost equal to that, Of that stern
er Architect Of European lame, The
little Corporal" And We lr"phc<y
Tor him as great success and i happier
cud.
But While VIC praise the building let
US not forget its embellishments, which
are at present the "Charman si,tcrs.-
Shoulda man desire to find beauty cveiy,
imaginable grace Of language aud ac-
tion, wit that p!cascs without brin= ac-
compauicd with venom, elegance, deli
cacy, in short, all that can please the
taste or the eye upon The stage, let linn
comc aud see Miss blanche Chapman,
as the charming bri.anl "Fr, Diavolu"
or hear her melting vuice as it brrathcs
forth moving music in the part"f "Or-
phcus," orifhc would fall mad!y il lo,c,
let him see Miss Ella, the pride of the
stage, in her character as tic beautiful
barmaid "Zcrlina," or as the f,I;pi>h
beau in the character of Aris!acucS, or
is he dull and out ofspirit with the
times or blue about lis crop, lrt him
see Mr.. Bishop and Madame Wander
fants, or "C",ilda," Or anything else
for he is a master performer in all Of
his characters, as the" Chapman sisters"
are in all of theirs. It will put any man
or child into most animal state Of
mind for the whole Of tho coming yea
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Our IcgiSsntUrc.

During the past week our Legislators
have been busily engaged in discussing
some very knotty and Interesting mat
tcrs.
The Bill providing "for the payment
of the principal and interest Of the
State Stocks and bonds in coin passed
to its third revding in the House on
Friday last, in an amended fO'm. The
opposition was strong bat the "so'd
ring" won the day. The Bill was 50
amended as to provide for the payment
of the interest, only on bond and stocks
of tho State. The Committee on in
corpratious reported favorably upon bills
to Incorporate the DcKalb Fire Engine
Company of Camden, and the Watcree
Fire Engine Company, No. ? Of Cam
den.
A bill was introduced and referred
to the committee On ways and means TO
"authorize and require the county COM
missioncrs of Sumter to cause to be
passed upon and collected from the in
habitants of said county, sum Of mo-
pey, hereinafter set forth, to indemnify
David G.. Robertson and DuBosc & Go.
for certain abuses and losses.
We see from dispatches to the Press,
that one j. w. Meade, colorcd mem-
ber of the House shot at woman on
Sunday morning last. He was drunk
at the time. He is the same man who
in Charleston, at the Convention ac'
cused woman of stealing his watch,
and last session shot another woman,
and paid heavily to hush the matter up.
The ubiquitous Bowen is in Colum-
bia, lobbying the coin bill for the ring,
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and cnLtavoring to act as awhIrpcr''n
for Whipper t. the Supreme Bench,
thus disposing ola Formidable rival for
Congress. Reversing tho old maxlm'
prtscipid, non homi"cs," he goes in Tor
Aomines, non princlm.
Many Of the moro conservative mehi-
bcrs Of the Assembly arc becoming a
mazed at the total aud thorough corrnp:
=.'F' ,rr.-... ..---r, -.-
tion Of the government, and express
,hcmsclvcs,ia no linitcd manner at the
open and avuwcd kuavcry that is going
on.
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DfcI,son,s CorsFYJUnu.

By reference to the advertisement, it
will be seen that the price Of tlis supc.
rior fertilizer has been reduced to sixty
five dollars per ton, and that cotton seed
will be received in exchange at the rate
Of fifteen bushels for one hundred lbs
of the compound, so that the farmer,
instead Of 40 bushels Of cotton seed as
manure, can now, at the same cost, use
two hundred and fifty pounds Of the
compound worth moro than one hundred
bushels Of cotton seed.
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APuTand Something Moro.

As the shadows of evening were fall
ing fast on Tuesday last, there came
down street a putting mortal, bearing the
hauuch of a very fine buck, and Il
splendid specimen of turkey, Aanked
by a capacious bowl Of that species Of
bivalvcs, yclcpt oysters. Upon an Ill
vcstigation, VIC asccrtaincd that ). W.
RoDGERs, the we'll known caterer and
hotel keeper had remembered the poor
printer, and had sent US the above for
his Christmas present. Much more of
the "garlcn sass can be found upon
his we'll KEEP. table. O
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KERSHAW--In Equity y

,J"ln 5. llug' sun, pr"al. os. ou,a" a.
G!bhcs s-B II f"r fneclosure.
In ,,urs,lar CO ofd crecral "r,l"r in the
above cause. will ntf at lublic sale
b. f,re The Court lf",Ise in unden, Oh
the ls' Mnnrla, IN Jnnnnry, next that
desirable h Use aud lot in Camden now
"ccnpicd by SuS'n y. Gibbes. and
buundrd N",th by l"t Of II e. R"berts,
Eat by Lyi'lcton street, West BY l"t
of e. j. Shannon, S""mh by l"t IF
SamrrI 2. Ankcr, known as the Hugh
son house. ,!.
Tcrm~--Onc halfof purchase money
cash on dav IF sale, balance ON credit ut
one year with interest FROM date, tho
same t. Z >ccurcl hv bond with sure
li,s aud mor'gagc # the premises.
Purchaser ~ py Tor stamps and pa
pcls.
W. Il. LE1TNER,
Sp' cial Master aud Receiver.
Dec o.. At
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linens, ra.s, c,rnl timber, ,iirSn, lead, ,'n'
fix, hcmp, wine, wax, t;illow aud cat
tic. < ! =, x
Austria exports mineral, raw and
mau unfac,mrtd silk thr4id, glass, $w.fS.
tar, nut gall, wine, honey, and msthc
matiral in>trum MS.
Em"land Gxprts cotlons, woolrnS
t'glass;, = ilnrtiwarer,- rarthpumare, u'leY
iron, III" lalc wares, salt, coal, watches
tin. 'Silks:ahLliurns. - ~
Russia cxp"r's talI"w. flax, lrmp. f"u'
iron copper, ,lrnsrc,l. laeL hides. WAX
duck, cordage, bris,les, Ga's, pola,h aud
tai.
Spain exports, wine, tiranay, Ill, FRESH
and drird fruits, quicksilver, sulphur
salt, cork, satiloE, anchu,ics, silks Ant
wunlrus. ..-,a IA .....', : ,,.,
'Chi'a exports tea. rhu'arh. musk
ginger, b,rax, zinc, silks ca.sia. fli.rr
work. ivory ware, iacTuarcd ware-"hc
porcelain. '". b" =,
Turkey exports crff'c, opium. silks
lrugs,- gruS, died fruits, i'lace''
w,ne*. .ram"ls hair. carpets, chawI:
/. camrts and NOR "c".
Hindo,' san ;xp r's eold nnl'sifvcr
rochnral. il li 90. sarsaImriIla: xanil!e
jalap, fu>ric, C'mpcnchy'.4ood, rIn,cntq
drugs. u,,d d,c >tuff-. 4.
Brazil exports coffee, indigo, su ar
rice, hides. dried meats. allow, s"hi
liajmionds and other rrcci"ns. stunes
gums mahogany AMI India ruhbrr T..
West Indies export sugar. iroIasScS
rum, .i"bacco, scear<, mahogany, dye
wond. cpilcr. pimcni", fresh fruits a"'
preserves, wax, gingrr and mircr specs
Switzerland export ratt!c, cheese, but
ter, tallow, dried fruit, lin u, silks, vel
vets, lace, jcwciry, PAPER aud sn"pow
der
Fast India rxpntS cloves. n'iimc"s
mace pepper. rice. indigo god du't
camph"r, henzinc, sul phnr ivory, rathn'
sandal wood, zine aud nuts.
u itcl Sra'cs expo Is prI'c'Pt'Iy II.
rirul'ural prodace cotton, r"b'"c" Il mr.
pr,vi>i,ns Of ail kin'lS. In mbrr, turp II
tine and wearing arrar"a.
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' KERsH!,Wl,,, .,3.% Z.
In the Probate Court,

Joel Hun.h, u.s.; Amos iI"ugh,, ct. al.
Petition orfSrtilicn of R,al Estate.
h Appearing n the satisfaction OF the
Cuusr that Amos lIupgh, Picket .anc,
and Henrietta, his wife. Nancy llpugh,
| humas lIouyl. and Margret iI"nsh,
parties defendant t" rhr above pvtiti"n,
are ab,rmt from aud without the limits
II riis State. It Is urdcfsti "na n othm Of
D, Pas Il Hay. Solicitors i"r petitioners,
that the laid defendants d" plead. an
ser or mur, t" the said petition
within ihry days or an ord pro cou-
.cssv will hr taken against them.
J."F. SUTHERLAND, J. p.
Dee .0...ta .'~--., I..,.... ......i p0t.
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Bowen is i.c.laliog and wire rn'I
ipg in Columbia t. secure the election
of Whipprr as Associate Justice "f the
Suprcmr ,'uurt. !. sc, ms that. unlcss
Whipp,r it hoi>t,d mn the Supreme
Bench, he will run against B'w"n fo
Congress wir,n c!rctiond y ccons r"und.
THIS is tho ca,,<c"t the di,intcrcs'd &c.
t,iry and patrintic zeal Of Congressman
Z. e. Bvwc,.-Nrns. 49,.
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CkMPSEN MILLS FLOUR
RECEIVED THE

o. hECEi ID III o.. p.
Ia Prmium mfhr 81 Ia. .S'nfc fnf'
in G"i"n bin, 1860, ... =,
The nndc' s;@ncd offer to their cnnHtr!
friends and The public in general II
ch"irr n d pure ar'ici" If FLOCR.
We have on hand aud are @Tlndln"
daily ;ull suppl! Of rh"icc
Family Extra & Super Flour
AL'O
Nurlh,rn and Wc.:r,n Flour at l'@ra'
market prlrc.
Corn, Cats and Hay.
5000 l'ushcls Prime White Corn.
= Ou0 &" :" OiS.
800 Balls Prime Eastern and N
River Hay.
JOHN |AMPSEN Il co, .
Charleston, 5 G.
Dc. l6. 9m.
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oRrmen,hcrryou, pr,c., need s'"la in
raisinY,anyrhin= Il is surprising shat
mrre d" not die from IL j, z s"rl' p'i
suns 1t rakrs Ion .er f. u,1 Yeast. but
il is irrrr h,a 'thfnlE 1'ni either boat
the rgnsGr use yeast. and c""ks who !"
M, use y"n>t arc either lazy 1T d! Mt
un!ers and rh,i: business. Tla: rs. oi
all pr. parations for rai-iugi> pr'jud'caI
to health. .-it0frS.0r 'Bht'i~ .. .rs.,,
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Peters, Musical Monthly.

This sprightly gem of musical l'tera'
turc for December is upon our table.
1t is full of choice, vocal and instru-
mental pieces, among which are Babe
of Bethlehem a Christmas Carol, song
and chorus; Holiday March, piano solo;
Sea Breeze, mazu,ka.
Published by J. L. Peters, 500 Broad
way, n. Y. at S3 per annum.
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Mules Mules :!

The Suh<rrib r has just rec ivcd a line
lot nf y,uny Kc"rnrky Mules, ais" "
few [Iors, :. which he "ff RS "nas low
Tr,ms a> can DC had for rI SH or On
short inc with good acceptance.
Thrsc Mules a,c considered bT so"d
iulns, 10 he the brs; that have been
offered in camrlrn since the war
They can he seen at the Sl'hl"s OF
Mr.. j W Rmlgcrs, u" Hrka'b r'et.
Camden. }. \. ARMSTRONG.
Sumter IE"hhm"" will cory once
and send Bill lu this office.
Pee lG. !"
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1866-1891, 1869-12-16

NEW CAas.-Wc ale Z ii to nuticc
the c.trrrlslug slhilr ~;ich a cnI' IL
,I,,u,,,c the Syutn larull Il la / Il ad
C"mphny Nc" add't'"'.s 10 'hrl' 10 J.
~. stuck, from thr "uIhs""la In 'he
cay, are 5cInS miic daily, "nd II he"
auu cumln"uiuS SIT ul passenger { Vaci''
- arc rIaIuaIly suPcfscd'"S The Old
craut cd ,r"seIr. fel"cI } 1" us", Con
uuc;ur ~. y. Gradi"y ca'rl Uut vi
lll. tran. OH 5 tuIdL ~, tnIcr new 'aciI'
rs, malI cracn, Gcn'i 'IHai' ) Cal, and
il Iaul,s cJacn, all m.Lulac' ufcu at TIC
lall liza Mul K an"p-, und,r the su
pcrlntrnurnc vi MIR. Jn". lie, u, III,
ivirlllan. We L,pc, III sL'rt lllhc
10 SIC nvIIr LuI l.csc n,w coaches "i
the road. -. (hn.hSfnn I "Hric..
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CHEAP BEEF We clip the fnlluw

CHEAP BEEF - We clip the follow.
Ing paragraph frnm The Telegraph and
Messengers Texas correspondence -
Texas must be ''hrcty' country:
1t seems to be doubted that bacf is
utFcrc here at TWO cents pour d. In
the markc of the towMS and cities, II
is not. In tn" country, IT can lie b"ll-ht
for sord deal less than two crnts II
puund. A beef Wi thing from five to
six ltun(rcd pounds en- br bought for
ten dollars. The hide, horns and h""is
are worth 81. The purchaser d'cs tho
bulchcrin., for which he is amply p'id
by The ta'lnw and tripc Any one ran
see that beef c"ts Ih.' purchaser oul y y
slight shade over one cent pound any
way ynu can fix it, Instead Of Iw".--
" hat | have said is true. Iwmd be-
clad to get Il cnntract 10 deliver thou.
sand brcv"s on the wet side of the
Brazns al $40 Il head, averaging over
500 pounds nrt. | will give So tn
any man to obtain it for nc.
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" a. Armstrong. a

This gentleman so well known as a
mule trader by our planting com"u"l-
tv. has on hand still, Il few Of tic very
hest mules that have been offered III
Camden since the the war. Give him
a call at Rodgers Stables.