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The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-06-28
LUXURY AND ECONOMY.

Every family in the city can make il
own zee cream ii but iriiling cost and lit
We 'apof ny getting Goochs IXL Freezer.
fwiii freeze cream in five minutes. Two
gai'on' n,,ik VIII make three gallons Of the
haest and best ice cream. Sizes from ope,o
eight quarts for family use, and from three
toeight gallons for hotels and confectiop.
ers. '''S' '''''
fulidirections for using the freozer and
receipts for making all kinds Of ice croon
water ices, fancy cake, etc, aeoomnsn,'
each freezer, and will aiso be given sway,
gratuitously " those desiring them
We would respectfully refer YOU Ia N,
Jewell Wilcox, who has one Of The Freezcr.
now In use. For sale only by
BEERWART, ORTIZ d. co.
40 Commercial Avenue.
o
Drawers and undershirts, at sacrifice
81 =. Nets, No 70 Ohio Leyse.
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A1OUND-A6o'JT-CAIRO.
CAPE uIRARDEAU ITEMS.

w. a. Ritter, late assistant editor Of the
Missouri Democracy, died on Sunday last,
of paralysis His death was very sudden
and unexpected
What there is left of the Grand Army
of the Republic, will join the members of
the Good Intent fire company of Cape
Girardeau, in the celebration of the CON-
ing 4th.
The County Court Of Cape Girardeau
county has purchased Mr.. Frank VIII
liam's farm near jackson, for a County
Farm. The price paid was $500.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-06-28

An examination IL solicitcd-of what ?
Why, the choicest stock Of piece goods
cloths, cassimercs, doeskins, linens, marsail-
les and silk yes,ings ever offered In the
Cairo market. Call and see.
If JOHN ANTRIM, 10 Ohio Levee.
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NOTICE.

The Circuit court, Of Alexander county,
"'ll not be called nor the jurors ompan-
heled until 10 o'clock ala, Tuesday
'"iy OH, 1870. jo22Gt.
JOHN u HARTMAN Circuit Clerk
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WHITE COUNTY ITEMS

Tho Carmi Courier regrets the wan,
OF harmony and concert Of action that
characterized tho last meeting Of tho
directors of the Evansville and Southern
Illinois railroad. The c6rie,. Is indisposei
80 charge bad faith upon the Evansville
Interests.
Mr.. Cloud, the President Of the T.. 4
). |. railroad has entered into an agree.
ment with Col. l.. Phillips, of the Belle.
vile road, TO secure the building Of the
former road from Du Quoin, via Benton,
McLancsboro, EnGelda aud Carmin, to the
Wabash river. Phillip, i becomig quite
railroad character.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-06-28

VALDEZ, clothier, corner Of Sixth
street and Ohio levee, sells clothing hats,
caps, boots shoes aud furnishing goods,
cheaper by 10 per cent than any other
house in Cairo, Cali and satisfy your
selves before you buy. If
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-06-28

CONE AND SEE ME.-If you want bar
gains In clothing and furnishing goods
corner of Sixth street and Ohio Leveo is
the best place TO buy them.
II l. WALDER,
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ARM ADA
DUBLIC SCHOOLS.
Examination Of Applicants for Teach.
ers' Certificates.
OITIcE % County SuP'r Or SCHOOLS,
Iairn Ililnola lima IA IsTu

OIricE Of County SUIT Or SCHOOLS,
CAIRO, Illinois, Jnne IA, $50.
The hrst and thlr1 Saturdays IN every month
are hereby appointed for the examination Of ap.
plicsnts for teachers certificates. Hereafter Al
examinations will be- public aud conducted by
permanent Board Of Examiners consisting of
three persons appointed by the County Snpcrin.
Wndcnt who VIII issue no certificate except upon
Their report Tocntltle the appl cAnt To "a ccriid-
cate oi the second grade, rate of seven on a scale
OF ten must Ice attained in all the branches re-
qured by law To be taught and for a first grade
certihcate arate Of nine will he required. Hours
oihc" corner Of Commercial avenue and Eleventh
street, Bross' Building, up stairs. Teachers and
- NO. sn"u ,aN, u"'''o .tA' no teacher
fnni, nor to be employed TO teach any common
school Who does not first exhibit certificate
Gunner from the State or county Superintendent.
Z. BUTLER,
ieliiaw2m County ~up't Of Schools
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DELAYS ARIDlNGIROUS.

Mother as you love your offspring don't
fail TO use Mrs. Whitcombs syrup for
soothing children. Read the advertise
mcnt in another column. juno2sdSwlw.
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Ventilated hats, in entirely new styles
the most comfortable and delightful hat
ever worn, at Jno. Antrims tf
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!. WALDER.

JUST REcEIvED.- The Shoe Fly Elliot
and Don't Bodder Nc Hats and caps nj
l.. Neirs, No, 70 Ohio Levee.
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Good wholesome Vinegar. Any one
can make 1t. See advertisement of W. ii.
Bishopin this paper my25daw3m
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The Cairo Bulletin, June %.

You will greatly "miss it, if you don't
buy the Star Shirt at John Antrim's, No.
70, Ohio Lcvce. If.
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GALES's
Head Dispensary

Established IN 1850. and chartered lsGl for the
treatment OF all diseases Of private nature, In.
cid"ni to both sexes. A cure IL guaranteed In
every case undertaken,
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-06-28
TOT. Sale:
Devices Female Regulators

etc. Price 81 per box.
Also iall assortment OF Bandages and Trusses /;
esuptrlor quality Of Male sEeahhs 81 for single
one " per half dozen, or " per dozen
Medlial Pamphlet, containing an elaborate
ienafks upon The cause, effect and treatment OF
the saine-contanlng 10 large pages ane 10 cuts
anu ehxra'lngs, showing the different stages, etc.
sent IN sealed wrapper on receipt OF p,icc "a
cents) Address
Calen's Head Dispensary,
No ~ West Jefferson street
louisville, Ky
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Drawers and undershirts, at sacrifice
81 +. Nen's, No 10 Ohio Leyee
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
I ETTER LIST.

LIT Of letter. remaining unclaimed In the
post Office at Cairo, Illinois, on saturday, June
- lsT0.
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1866-1891, 1870-11-10
. West Virginia Elections.

The election held in West Virginia
last week, says tho Charlottesville Chro'
niclc, seems to have resulted in the
general succers of the Democratic Con-
servative party. They have elected
John j. Jacob as Governor, with other
State officers, two members of Con.
grcss, and n majority of the Legislature,
which is to choose a United States
Senator to succeed Mr.. Wiley, Repub-
lican, Tie State, since its orsaniza-
tion, has been, strongly Republican. the
majority in 1868 being Alt on the
Governors vote. The three Congress
men elected in 1868 were Republicans,
so that the Democrats have gained two
members and all the State officers -
Messrs. John j. Davis and Frank Here
ford, Democrats, and James G. McCrew,
Republican, are the members of Con-
gress elect. 1t is the reaction against
protracted prescription which has swept
over the State and brought this result.
The Wheeling Register says, that
the Democratic majority in the State
secures complete revolution in politi
cal affairs. We will elect Senator in
place of Wiley; We will enfrauchise
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1866-1891, 1870-11-10
The.CottOu Market.

The Aeecy staple has been moving
with unusual celebrity the past week.
There has been brisk business done
in our market, at full prices. For the
week ending last night, the shipments
amounted to $40 bales. sri ~
During the same period, 1900 bush,
els Of Rough Rice, the product Of this
District, were shipped. ~ 3 p,.
Things, financially, look brighter
than they did month ago. !All.that
VIC want is embraced IN these words :
" Let us have pcacc!' When we have
that, we VIII again flourish as Of" yorc.
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TRACT OF LAND,
Sherif's, Sales.

BY sirtne of sundry writs of Fl. Fa.. I'd
Inc directed and: lodged, Twill proceed tn
sell in front of1he- Court House ia1 1Gamdeh
on the first Monday. 9th day. Of December
next. withihthe legilShonrs 6f:snle, the fci.s
lowing mentioned and described property,
tO.wit: Z, -.,.. =. =. ~ :,
One Tract Of Land lying On on wafefs Of
Black River, Kershaw County, continuing
Ono Hundred 1907 Acres. more or less,
bounded North. West and Sauth, by Lands Of
Lands of j. ys Hall, East, By Lands OF EST
Of J6hn Stokes. Levied on Ms hespf0perty
ofL JJ. Stokes at the suit ufW1EW. Stokes.
rga y5,,...i .:------AI.So--7.---- .:i,fR siji 2
One Tract of Land in this Comfy, ION the
line of Fairfield, near Harrison's. old RACE,
gaarse and Smyrna, Church, containing Ons
Hundred and Sixty Acres, ,hpre sofe less,
bounded byiI.sada Of w. 4. iHpgpla John
Harrison. John yilson, John Hallis, al al.
Levied on by yirt1e.Of arrest Of attachments.
and Fl. a. issned thereon 9Th day OF Noysm.
brr, 1866, 1.-THE siit0f W. iDePass, for
his :assig1eerys. Durham L.. Clond:Ssp5su
= Terms Cash, purchasers paving far stgnps
and papers. J; p. BOSWELL,
. N5v. I0"3t. - S;EC.
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', the TRIuMPHIN West VIRGINIA.
West Virginia must henceforth be Sci
I down as a Democratic State. Cut of
from Virginia and erected into State
for purely partisan purposes, and mani.
| pulated in the crucible of disfranchise
ment until radical asccndnncy within its
borders seemed permanent, ithas in one
day overturned every nice calculation
and converted an fundamentally Of Re-
publican strength into a lasting source
Of weakness. The first result Of the
Democratic victory will be 10 let in some
1000 now disfranchised citizens, vic
will hold the State Democratic for year:
by sweeping majority, and next to this
comes the election, vice Mr.. Oilley, Of
a Democratic United States Senator in
the forty-second Congress, whose vote
will neutralize Mr. Boreman's until
that gentleman in turn is superseded by
Democratic successor, always provided
Mr.. b. is not so worked upon by the
sight of West Firginia's disfranchised
thousands at the polls as to turn Demo
crat forthwith with an eye to re election
West Virginia his done well. Now for
Missouri.-New York. World.
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The Result.

According 10 the latest accounts,
Scott is reelected Governor by ma.
jority of $4,000 to $4,000 votes.
In the Senate, the Radicals have a
majority of 10, with one vacancy, In
the House, their majority is 80, being
a majority of 80 on joint ballot. Of
the 81 Senators, IL are colorcd; about
81 out of l24 members of the House
are cclored. .. .=.
The members of Congress are Elliott,
Rainey and DeLarge, colorcd, and Wal
~ lit. H.'' 'r.' la 20 .I.s' s..,t.. ..
-iace, hnl'e '...s.f 81, .-.,i,. ,.....'
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Slleriff's Sale.
KERsIIAW:-In s;'''1Ell.ll w: Equity. iiitt!
!, IN the Circuit Court.

aAbice J9 H5stt,;4et ct a., rs El Barnes,
IS Adm'ri-4BiH, DC. =: ,iii'.::H e
In pursuance Of in order made in abyoe, Sta.
ted case byrHoRor Judge Bo6zer, at Cham
bers, dated. Jan.4, 1870. Will sell inffront Of
the courthouse in Camden on the lst Monday.
5th, day of December next, within the legal
hours ofSale, the following described Tract
of Land lying ons Hope Branch hnd .R6pe
Branch of Black River, conveyed bysJ iJs Hall
to Richard Hyatt. being part of Tact Of
Land granted Thomas Sumter, adjoining
Ian Is Of Lewis PEBBLES. I,inds Satihef Dr.
via and Tract NnD4Bf Estatsi ofs Idchnrd
Hyatt, on plat.of s. M.iIG! kim ediDlthis
case and otuers., Further particulnrs "a given
oil day of sale: Terms, One Fiji Cash, bal
,ancs on credit or onr, two and thre6 yshrs
secured bybonds of purchasers with Two sor
more personal sureties, sanj slin0rtgpgss oS
the premises. Purchasers paying for stamps
d-papers. j., p. BOSWELL,s
3 Nuv.rI0. St. 34-i'7 SiK.G.
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1866-1891, 1870-11-10

NORTHERN HUMAN1TY.-A most
singular tragedy occurred in Brooklyn
night or two ago which seems TO ir-
dicate an appalling degree Of inhuman-
ity on the part.of a woman! The peo-
pie living in she house with Mrs? Stat,
terry heard frishtfnf cries coming from
her locked. room, and distinguished a
boy screaming terribly, and crying,
!"Oh, mother, don't beat me any more,
for | am all cut now.a"I hatenit got
your money. Don't beat me, don't beat
me."aItThe scuffling, crying and beat.
ing continued for half an hour, until q
piercing shrek from a woman in ano.
ther. house drew them TO- the window,
and the form Of Johnny Slattcry, aged
! IL years, and step son'ofy the woman,
was seen stretched on the ground. LIE
had jumped from the fourth story win
dow TO escape the pounding, or she had
thrown him out to screen herself. She
reported chat he had stolen two dollars
from! her; that she had only slapped
him twice, and that he fellout of the
window. But the neighbos saw her
scrubbipg the flor. and when she was
arrested traces of blood were found
The boy is still senseless in the hoSpi.
tai, dgwill probably die The pcopl.
in the house and his school teachers
give him the character of a good boy,
whue,the, woman's reputation5is that Of
yirago. ,l srt 4aaa irs
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Coop SENsE-Thc great trouble
anon. American youth is lack of ap-
plieat;on and thorou.hnessin what they
undertake. Anything that can mot be
learned with superficial study;is given
the go by for something less tedious
and irksome. Study and ,a'ard labor
looked at from a wrong stand point;
and, as a consequence; the clerkship
ranks are full unemployed and half STAR
we'd young men, and the professions are
oyerhowing with mediocrity, while good
mechanics. find plenty Of work at living
prices. The evil spoken Of is felt SER
iously. Those who work at trade do
it in SO loose and careless manner that
they are not competent to do. the work
they promise to do. Among the loudest
decldimers for the rights of labor are
men and women who claim no rights
that belong.to labor, well performed:
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1866-1891, 1870-11-10

TIE WEATHER While the Icity is
stricken with disease, it is busking in
bright sunshine aud all the glories ola
premature Indian Summer With such
clear skies overhead, and to all SEEM
ing, such balmy atmosphere, it is diff
fcult to believe that prstilcnce RACES
that hardly spares single family house
hold: So mysterious arc the ways of
Providence. The Indian Summer up.
on us is usually tine, halcyon season Of
our Southern year, but killing frost
must break in between tic real and the
real and tho counterfeit summer to
make the latter healthlul and cnjnya-
Bile. This year We have had no frost,
and the old summer, with its malarial
diseases, has been tided over this beau
tiful season without break; land under
skies that Italy cannot excel, fever and
death are doing their baleful work.
But let US hope. A change in the
ordinary course of.the seasons must soon
come, and purifying rains and killing
frost cannot be far off. ~ 49,.
MoJac Register.
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TnE KILLING OF Coz. AMEs.-The
Macon aourHaLfurnishes the particulars
of this melancholy affair, which hap
pened at pawsons Georgia, en- Thurs
day last. The Jouraut says:
At the afternoon performance. of the
company, four brothers OF the name of
Kelly, with three other men, named
Howard, Guss Sasser and r.. j. Rus
sell, all represented as desperate charac-
ters, and all rather the worse for liquor,
got into a difficulty with the doer Keep;
er, drew their repeaters and commenced
firing indiscriminately into The crowd.
As soon as the firing commenced,
Colonel Ames. who was in his ticket
wagon at the time, leapci out of It and
approached the assailants, uparmed, for
the purpose of endcavoring to qucll the
difficulty. AT his approach the coward
" assassins brought their weapons to
bear upon lin, and though he told
them be was unarmed and asked them
not to shoot him, fired upon and woun-
ded him in two places. The FIRST shot
took effect ih' one Of his thighs, and the
second through the back, coming ou,
at the lower portion of the abdomen, as
| thea Colonel attempted to; retreat and
escape from the murderous wietehes.
ra During the mciee q citizen named
David Oxford, who was sanding rear
With one of his cliildrcii in his arms,
was shot through thc . heart .and'2in
| stantlykilled. He was a brother. in law
Fof Russell,' one of the 'assaiianis: Mad
amei Frew, tic mother of the Albiuo
I,cai Or N, CONNECTED with one Of the
side shows; wass badl q wounded iuthc
| feshyi part Of one of her THIGHS. i'hi
Colonel Ames' was conveyed 'totLc
residence of one Of the citizens of Daw.
son, the best medical aid obtained, and
Ethough everything possisad was done
by his medical attendants, jet he slowly
sank into the icy embraces of dcath-
The nurdercrs have been" arrested and
scri us fears were entertained ofthcir
being lynched. ~" '@.'-: s.5aE'.'5'
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So Snug and Nice.

4, The reliable gentleman has informed
US that the reason why Henry CardOzo
left sl,0,0 position for one that paid
but half as much, in such a hurry, is
because Francis L., the present Secre-
tary of State is going to the United
States Senate, and Harry the Bold is
to gently fall into the scat left vacant
by the honorable Frank.
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Personal

We were very happy to! meet on the.
streets, our old friend and former fellow
citizen, DR.. II. B. johnson, who has
been trying his ftrtuncs in the fertile
valleys Of Mississippi From his report
of himself, and judging from tap apppepr,
anccs, the Doctor, is enjoying excellent
health and spirits. .a ?, iro gea
long may he wave. 81 ,,d,'.n :, ."
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Death efs1r. John w. Med o'wau

This sad event occurred on thleafter,
noon Of the, Sth inst, after. a, painful
illness of; ten days, at the residence of
his father, w. D." McDowall5 Esq, of
this town. His funeral services we're
held in thc Presbyterian Church on
yesterday afternoon at half past three
o'clock, p. M +, Rev. S.nH. Hay ofRcia.
ting, Many friends accompanied his
rcmnins to the grave. The sympathie:s'
Of the community are with the, family
;of tho deceased, in ;their sad afiiction.
.iIAIb is sunnecessafy for,us to pay trib.
ute to his memory, as .wortlIier hands
viii doubtless perform that office, e,,v.s
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State Survivors, Association

ID At a meeting held on Monday last,
for the purpose, the fOl:owing gentle
men,, were. appointed delegates to
tho above Association which meets in
Columbia on the 10Th inst, viz: Gen
James Chestnut, Gen. ID. ?, Kennedy.
Col. Vim. ". Shannon, Capt. W. L
DePass, and Capt. ". Clyburn. ian
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the twenty-five thousand white men
who have been denied the ballot, and
thus make West Virginia as thoroughly
Democratic as Kcntuckysor Maryland!
The news is almost bewildcring.
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State Of South Carolina,
j, j ct KERsHAW COUNTY d.

Eben Y a,borough and Mary; his Wife,
- Us. Mary McLendon, Elias? ?MeLen-
don, ct laE.-lstition Jor Partition
IT appearing to my satisfaction, that Elias
McLendohi,, one of the defendants, resides
without this State; II is ordered, thatihe do
appear and object to the division or sale of
the Real Estate of Dennis McLendon, decd.
on or before the 10th day of December next.
or his consent to the same will be entered of
r.cord. .l9j Tatir r-r tf!i' 5Ci'r:i -"
- 80 haaa J.T. SUTHERLAND; JsP,
Nov 10, ,se. .yi'ias4,,n n, ~ 6t.
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/ iI1ERSHAW.l S i;
Rebecca A. Hughes, vs. Adalinc j.
Hughes, ct ai-feifion. >. i'i' =. ~,

| L = ? /.
By virtue of the decree made in the above
case, will proceed to sch before the Court
House in Camden. on the first Monday, the
5th day os sDecrinbernext,i the .ReversioIi of
the duwcr land, set apart tn: Mrs. Rebecca
A Hughes f'r her life. t,'grtber with the
rig t to receive the annual um Of - o..
charged thereon, during the Ilfs tune OF
Rebccca A. Hughes. The suhl Tract con-
taining I26 Acrrs on Granney's Quarter
Greek, bounded by lands of Estate Of J, C.
HuiIe, aud Estate of John B. Mckle niso
Tract r of sai,l lands on 'wntersOf said creek
being Three HundrrdIand Foriy Two Rrres,
bounded by lands of Estate James Love and
John Is Mirkle... Terms. One Half Cash, the
balancr on u credit of "he'and two years, to
be secured by bond aud mortgage of the pre-.
misses, beurng interest payable annually from
the day CT Slle, Purchasers paying for stamps
and papers. }. I. BOSWELL,
Nuv. 10. st. .'' '''..-' s.. X. c.
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A lady at zauessvllle, ,1ohio, In clean.
ing house, found a package of two
pounds Of powder, and thinking it was
hanback,, she threw it into the fire
Her husband thinks she has escaped,
as nothing has been heard of her since,
except piece Of calico dress, which
vas found on an apple tree in the Or
chard. - ~ 's'- -.
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Survivors .AssociatieA.

The annual meeting of this Associa-
tion will he held on the first Monday
in December next at Town Hall, in
Camden, at | o'clock P. NJ. - - =
A large attendance is desired, as of.
fccrs for the ensuing year will be elect.
ed and other important business mat.
ters will require attention.
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THE JOURNAL.
CAMDEN, NOVEMBER 10, 1870.
RELIGIOUS Notice.

1t is expected that the Rev. ]. L..
REYNOLDS, D. D., will preach in the
Baptist Church on Sunday next, in the
morning and at pightY ,.-ErT-
There will also be regular weekly
-preaeling on Wednesday night until
further notice. sgcl z
: Persons from the country, who may
be spending the night in Camden are
cordially invited to attend! . 49,. g.. .
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In the Probate Court,
KERSHAW.. T.. ~
Ex. .par:e, Martha Thompson, Camilla
G.. Thompson, ct al-Pctition. 80

In L,lrsllancr of the decree of the Court. in
this case, twill sell before the Court House
in Camden, on the; first Monday, IN De-.
cember next, NIL tmt well knpwn Plantation
or Tract,nf Land on both sides of Sanders
Greek and both sides of the Lancaster Road
where james s. Thompson lately resided.
containing One Hundred ard One and Il Half
(lOl l.2) Acres lpore or less. Terms, one
h1lf cash, balspcs:in one and two years, So.
cured by bond and mortgage of premisrs.--
Purchasers paying for papers and stamps
Forfurther particulars apply to 80
Nh JOHN j. THOMPSON, lTrus:es,,
Nov 10. !, -.. .....-..-.