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The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1866-1891, 1871-10-05
STATE ITEMS.
aREENv1EB-

The Mouatataeer IS trying to start daily
or trfweekIy paper.
Villain Berry, aged 107 years. has visit
ed Greenville.
The Enterprise is urging the establish
ment Of factories in and around Greenville,
and claims that they have great facilities for
the same.
The Unitsd States Court in Greenville
adjourned on the 20th ult, having been in
session since the first Monday in August.
The Court Of Sessions and Common Pleas
adjourned on the 22nd. After three
weeks term, Judge Orr has nearly succeed
ed in clearing the dockets this time r,
The cool, clear weather prevailing in
Greenville, as elsewhere, but no frost has
been seen there as yet. .t-. .es
;.' ~. FAIRFIELD. ..... IS
On the 21st ult., 4. Y. Paul, vas killed
by George Martin. .a
A freight train was smashed up, about six
miles below Winnsboro on the 26th ult. Al
fireman had his leg broken and six cars were
thrown from the track.
MARION @s
Several corn stealers have been caught on
the plantation ofGen. VIM. Evans, aud sent
to Jail.
An old hotel, occupied 5"by conglomer-
GUS set of disreputable female colored per;
sons" is reported as nuisance in Marion
village. 50, ~. 44a,a ,.,.:e.s, $50 s.f
A man named Murphy; who was in the
habit of buying seed c:ttou, and had been
warned against doing so, was shot last
Thursday evening in two places by unknown
persons.
Lewis Pigate has been appointed a Trial
Justice for Sumter county. e.
LANCASTER.
Corn stealing is progressing finely in
Lancaster.
The Thompsons and Kinks, who were. ac-
cused of starving to death little child
have been bailed in the sum of $4,000.
EpGgFIELp.
Sifc, John and Spencer Robinson, who
were. reported in the Columbia Union as
having been ku kluxed, have come out, do.
nying the report. ~
Governor Scott offers reward of twenty.
FIVE dollars apiece for the arrest of ten men
who burned the;house and assaulted Hen.
derson Smith, sometime in August. The
Governor must think that Republicans are
concerned, to have the large reward offered
I - WMEfzMEGRG.
Cow shooting in the ;dage Of Kingstree
is rather brisk, at present.
The new Jail is nearly completed. AL
prisoners are guarded now.
LEXINGTON.
A large catamount has been killed on
Black Greek, near Watering Ford. ),
ANDERSON.
Judge Orr opened the Circuit Court in
Anderson last Monday.
Mr.. Moses Dean, of Anderson, raised Q
sweet potato weighing three pounds and six
ounces.
| ABBEvILLE. ..
They had heavy rains in Abbeville week
before last, followed by cool change, but
at last accounts, looked for more bad weather
Much sickness is reported in Abbeville
county, and considerable mortality among
the blacks. 1t is mostly an aggravated
form of bilious fever
In the the week ending September 2sth
seventy-one bales of new cotton were sold ir
Abbeville, prices ranged from 161 to II
cents.
Rev. Edward Miles has accepted the Rec
torship OF Trinity Church in Abbeville, and
will begin his pastoral duties with the mex
year. n
DARLINGTON.
The fourth Quarterly Conference for Oar
lington Station, will include the 4th and
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1866-1891, 1871-10-05
DR. RADWAY's - ~
Sarsaparillian Resolvent

Has made the most astonishing cures. So
quick, 80 rapid are the changes the body under
goes under the influence Of this truly wonder
full medicine, that every day On increase OF hesh
and weight is seen and felt. .srs -.
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1866-1891, 1871-10-05

{ A BRAVE BoY.-ATexas paper tells ofa
boy, 16 years old, who recently, while hunt
ing cattle, some so miles west Of Weather
ford, in the State, in company with Others.
became separated from his party, and was
bronghtto bay by six or eight Indians Be-
hind his dead horse he screened himself for
nearlyan hour, firing when he could, until
at last, when his companions came up, tho
Indians fed, taking with them the dead sava-
gca. The boy died from the effects of the
wounds he had received. -.
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1866-1891, 1871-10-05
Seed Cats!

nm BUSHELS PRIME SELECTED OATS
lUU for Seed, T.a:' ~ i.atas7si ,..hr,t ~
On consignment and for sale by .j,,ss.s.,,a,s;,
D. L. DESAUSSURE. 3 CO., -,
sept es-tf - =. ~ - Com. Asts.la
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1866-1891, 1871-10-05
NEW AND LARGE STOCK


BY permission of the Court of Probate, on the
the first Monday in November nextI will expose
for sale the Blacksmith Shop and Lot of the late
Samuel Shiver, deceased. Terms cash, pur-
chaser paying for stamps and papers.
oct5-td - j. L. BRASINGT0N admir-.
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1866-1891, 1871-10-05

A MODERN PYTHAdoREA -Bonard, the
.eccetnric Frcnchmaa, who left his fortune to
theaNew York Society for the Prevention of
Cruelty to Animals, il was elected during
the. testimony in probate proceeding on the
[[26th inst; was believeriin the doctrines Of
Phythagoras, and confidently looked forward
to the passage of his soul into the body of an
animal. This certainly puts q new phase
upon the matter Of the bequest, and would
make itapper that the donation is not such
benevolent act after all, but rather piece
of wise forethought and prccaution, in case
the eccentric Frenchmen's spirit should core
to animate Fourth avenue car horse. r
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1866-1891, 1871-10-05

IN BUSHELS PRIME WHITE and RED
W WHEAT, selected expressly for Seed
On consignment and for sale by = r4za;
D. L. DEsAUssURA & CO. ~
sept 2s-tf -. ~. -, Com. Agts.
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1866-1891, 1871-10-05
BOOTS AND SHOES..

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The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1866-1891, 1871-10-05
Proposals

Office County Commissioners,
'...'. -acAnpEx, s. c., ocf. s, 1871! 'S
!: SEALED PROPOSALS will be received at
the Office Of the Comnissi6nars for theiierectirn
of a'building on the Poor House farm, iSxab'
feet: double chimney in, middle, 10 contain two
rooms. j. F. SUTHERLAND, + u =
oct Sim e. Chairman.
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1866-1891, 1871-10-05
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The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1866-1891, 1871-10-05

Strong and Pure Rich Blood-lncrease OF
Flesh, and Weight-Clear Skin and Beau
tiful Complexion secured to all.
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1866-1891, 1871-10-05
For Sale.as

r. MOL. sTURPENTINE STILL, in, good or
"A der. Apply to r. M. KENNEDY or che
subscriber. i'7 -. - E. PARKER.
sept 24-im g. l.i .. = ';., p. - ,,,. ,.,.;'
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1866-1891, 1871-10-05

81 w. ID. IOvE7&iCO., ,stf't, 2"
Columbia Hotel Building, sfS
=, . ...e 80 Main St., Columbia!
W D. LOVE. .sssj .-s,isii;iipa = yss..til, -
BIB. McCREERY.ss, =. ,lt sept 2lrSn n
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1866-1891, 1871-10-05

The fourth Quarterly Conference for Dar,
lington Station, will include the 4th and
5th of November next. Timmonsyille Cir
cult at Florence, on the LIST and End of De-
cember next. ....r .......
Nj. Robert Kelley died at bis residence
on the 18th ultimo. IT, ....
They are very busy in Darlington, pre-
pairing for the county fair.
........ UNION. =. ..-. ..
Mr.. A. A. Hammett, the popular mail
agent on the S. & A. R. R., has been ap-
pointed post master at Union, vice j. Lar
kin resigned. W.
A new post Office has been established at
Browns store, on the route beyond
GEORGETOWN.
The bad weather still retards the rice har-
vesting in Georgetown.
A FIRE broke out last Friday morning in a
largo wooden building in Georgetown, oc-
cupied by Mrs. Hawkins, as manteau-ma-
king and millinery establishment. The
Ere was accidental, and owing to the prompt
ness and efficiency of the fire department,
the damage was but triaing.
oCoNEE. ,>s.s..
The last Of the telegraph wire between
and Walhalla, was put up on the
18th, but the batteries are not yet in work
ng order.
BARNWELL.
A negro in the employ of Mr.. Rivers
Harley, at Barnwell village, was fatally in
ured last week by falling tree.
The citizens of Barnwell are anxious for
railroad from that place to the South Car
lima Rail Road. They estimate that forty
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-01-28
DyG. DE- FERIET, AuCrloSEEs-OFrI

DY &. DE FERRET, AuCTloSEEs-OFrICg
ID No. 30 Ro,a! street. THURSDAY, March =
Action Exchange late BAN, of Louisiana. corner
of Roy al and Cont streets will be sold by public
auction by virtue of Judgment III PARTITION r'n
Cerri hv the HOc Louis DuvlTneaud, Judge OF the
Second District Court for the parish OF Orleans. IN
tn. above entitled sur rendered on January %
IA LOT or GROUND, with the buildings and
improvements thereon. situated i'll the Third Dis
trct of this city IN the square bounded by tlvsln
Fields Morales Mar'gny and GoudcfildCen streets,
forming the corner OF E!vsian Fields and Morales
Elysian Fields street by 100 feet 81. inches deep
and front on Morales street.
The buildings and Improvements thereon consist
of u desirable t"o-st"Ey re,idcn.3', covered with
and bedroom below. four bedrooms and u cabinet
above: :wo-storv wing. covered with slatcs, con
tanning pantry. kitchen. washroon two servants
rooms pr;vies. etc. also coal and woodshed. etc.
The gas and water are introduced.
? ANOTHER LOT OF GROUND, iii the same dis
trct and square Immediately ad Joining the above.
measuring 81 feet inches front on Ely Fields
street by lO5 feet 81. inches II depth.
The buildings and Improvements thereon consist
of Il comfortable ope-sterv frame residence, COW
cred with states. containing 'front.' paIlor, dining
room sndfwo bedrooms; ais" large finished room
the attic The back buildings contain four
rooms and prvv gas and water introduced: fix
to be sold " III the NOISE; ward paved with
curb
> 4 CERTAIN VACANT SQUARE OF GROUND,
in the same district. bounded by Arts, Painters,
Josephine and Sol.dcI!e streets measuring 39 feet
8nchcs and lines front on boil. arts and Painters
streets and .I'a feet inches front both Jose
phne AMI SCii,icie streets,
Ter,ns-For the pr"ptit v Fl r.tl: described. one.
third cash and the balance on "a credit of one and
two wears for notts bearing special mort gage aad
vendors privilege on the said property, and eight
per cent interest per annuln from day OF sale
until final pa, mcnt, and five per cent attorney
fees IN Of suit tor the recovery OF any of the
unpaid notes the buildings TO be kept insured by
the purchaser until payment of the notes, and
policy transferred to parties IN interest For the
property secondly and thirdly described cash.
Acts of sale with United States internal revenue
stamps attached. before Octave NOrel notary pub
lie at expense OF purchasers. who will assume and
pay. over and above the price of adjudication, all
taxaa Tor LII i.l2R te4 Ii Ii Is nhl
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-01-28
AUCTION SALES.
BY Placide J. Spear.

->-
SUCCESSION or HENRY .AvNAC.
second District Court for the pa1i.h OF Orleans
No. 54la'.
Dr PLACIDE J. SPEAR, AUCrlONEFR-
Januar, % 1871. vii! be- sold ut tie Royal Street
Auctiou.E> change Late Bank of Louisiana corner OF
ROYAL and Cont streets. 10y virtue and in pursuance
OF orier from u4o Honorable Louis Duvig
for the parish Of Orleans. dated January 9, 1871
for account of The above succession a credit Of
twelve months, to the highest bidder and or what
THREE CERTAIN LOTS OF GROUND. together
with all the building, and improvements thereon
situated i'll tins city, i'll the Third riot drs"
mated by Tho Nos. l. ; and of square No 49, com
priecd within Broad pa-sl &c ROussclin, Aubrv and
Dabadic streets, and AlvI1, the following dimcu.
eiOns. to wit;
The lot No. fornLs the corner of Broad and Da.
badie streets and measures 81 feet inches front
said Broad stree. by 100 feet inches and Iiuca
in depth and front Dabatjc street and the 10. \
Nos. 2 and have each 81 feet inches froat on
Broad street by 100 feet inches and I Ene.: the
said lots aJ Join each other and we're ACQUIRED bv
Henri Laveau rem Widow Louis Graded ac .ordiuo
to an act passed before A. Ducate! notary public
dated May Il. 1869.
Terms and COrditions--he purchaser to furnish
his bond Mt twelve months. bearing interest a; ;he
rate of eight per cent per from date OF sal.
uii.i maj payment with security to the sa ts.ac-
ton of the court and the test anentary executor
and mortgage on the property purchased; the COST
and charges OF tie former sse and The present one
amounting to 500 thereabout to be paid ",
cash, ant IN deduction OF the price OF the adiudi.
cation. The improvements to be kept incurred for
the amount OF their value. and the policy TO b,
transferred to tho vendor.
Act OF sale. together with internal revenu
stamps before Octave Morel notary public. at thu
expense Of the purchaser. iat3 81 Is
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-01-28

RH q. DE FERIET. A'-CT :
- 20. ~ Royal street.-THukSDii frbru,ry ?
1871 az twelve O'Clock 81 1T The ROYAL Street Aur
Ton fHcHhHse late Bank of louisiana corner a..
toh'I and Royal streets. viii b. sold b, public ,;;,
to oN virtue VI Judgment IN partition rendered
and signed BY the Honorable Hiram Newer p,r,.b
81 Iammany. State of Louisiana. on In. ! ,r:i De-.
ctMiles. 1871. I'll" following described ;.. estate
to wit: " >'N"'>'
TN ENTYNlNB VALUABLE: THA.,TS Cp PAR.
GELS OF GROUND, situated in the ra,;,',, -
a,ninanv In tA.s Stale. 't'- c..t+i ). :!.e Nos
to 20 inclusive " '
Lots Nos. to irc-. o,, w.. -t,,.f,,nc., river.
The other tracts are INN ediate!l in the rear tIrro,
and are covered with agniti. emf for = ~ n,.rr,
s OAK and other trees There: AN ext.llrn- nv,
house erected on pillars on lots Nus and 3 con-
tanning I'VE rooms. from. and rear galleries, and
Aiothef good house and other depe nd. i,, on tir
pace. Ie lands easily accessible .i,h.r I,,,
thelf near proximity to The town q; Nan,ryiI'r
renders them dOUbiy valuable
lie "hos~ according to plan demo ,it,I IL, ~.
Once " the Clerk of the Parish Court fc The mar !.
81. l''nni;'ny, copy of which showing s,Ie ,y:,r,
measurement OF each tract, WI. be tAEibi,r ed II
the time of sale. ~ a.
itr,ns-One-third cash and the balance q, -,
credit OF Six and twelve months ron Tin.
gay OF safe; with eight per cent ntert st per aun,:m
from tne day OF sale until final PAYMENT and So
cured by special mortgage and veutor's uriv loo,
on tne property sold; the attorneys fees being
nAeu AT ten per cent in of judicial procc,d,nu
~ secure inc amount of said notes. the said note,
oe divided INTO coupons to suit the vendors
Acts OF sale, with United States internal reve,ua
staNps attached. before Theodule Bui,son. notary
punn1 AZ pufchAsers expense.
deal ja: u 81 - fe2
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-01-28
The Washin vtOu Patriot saws:

II appears probable that the work Of con
solidatn, internal revenue districts will he
postponed until after the adjournment of
Congress there being noeyidcncc of further
official activity III tina: direction. This may
be to get rid Of the assaults which the re-
suits of the forthcoming additional CONSOLE
dations and reorganizations might bring
upon the President and tho Commissioner of
Internal Revenue. by congressional friends
of those who will be o,istcd by the new or
der The Secretary OF the Treasury seems
to view the proceedings in a mos: co,npi;,-
cent manner. and the officials who are
elected to retire from their responsibilities
must certainly have no ground 10 complain
o. II, action in the premises.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-01-28

10y EC(;ENE TOURNE, AUCT1ONEER-
ID SATURDAY. Febrtlary4 B.l, at twelve oc!ocA
NJ at the Merchants and AuctiOnttrs' Exchange,
on ROYAL street. between Canal anu CustOmhons'
will be sold by public auction La folle encher. o'
the e.tate Of Samuel Moore. represented by Mrs:
Mary Savannah Walker, widow OF SAID Samuel
Moore as his testamentary executrix and universal
lesatee who has refused to comply with the conni,
tions and terns OF the adj Indication made to siio
Samuel Moore the eighth of November 1871. Dv
virtue OF an order of the Hon. Louis DuvlSnelud
Judge OF the second District Court, parish OF Or.
leans dated fourth November, 1870 for the account
and risk OF said estate, the following described
property - . :.
the Second District OF this city, i'll the faubOurS
Jackson the OF this city, designated by the
No. 81, on a plan drawn by John Schrnbt', dated
March o. 1855 and deposited in the office OF II. t.
Crnas, then notary in this city. Said square Is
comprised within Canal. Customhouse, st. Patrick
and Olympia streets aud is composed Of thirty lots
numbered from 20 thirty inclusive, and meas
ures more or less 800 :ttt each OF the said four
streets.
Terms and COndit; ons-TwO thousand two hun
dred dollars cash. and tie balance 1T one, two and
three Years credit III n.t-s bearing mortgage ON
the property, and eight per cent per annuln inter
est from date until paid with the clause OF i've per
cent LAWYERS fees III the event OF suit for the re-
cOvery of came
Act of sale to.cth.r with the internal revenue
stamps before 4. DucateI notary public, at the IN
p.4ls.. of the purchaser. iaA 81 f4
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-01-28
Tho Washington Patriot says: i,

The Commissioner of Internal Revenue
seems to have struck the popular chord in
bis recent interview with the Congressional
committee il, relation to the income tax.
lie has received a number of letters from
various parts Of the country. commenting
HIM for the stand he has taken in favor of
the repeal of that tax, of which the follow
Ing ia a fair srcciman
'God bless your efforts to wipe on. the
odious income tax. 1t has been the cause
OF more crime and injustice than any tax
ever imposed, and is repulsive to free peo-
PIE. Why SO many of the Republican party
should injure the country by advocating its
continuance in the face of popular opposi-
ton is o marvel
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-01-28

T& C.DE FERRET. AUCTiOSEER OFFiC
- No ~ ROYAL street.-TUBSDAf. February
1871. at twelve O'Clock M, at the Roya, stree
Auction E<c.!ange. late Bank of Louisiana, corne
Cont ard Royal streets. will be sold by publiC ar
zion. by virtue OF order from the Hon Louis ~
vigneaud Judge OF the second District Court Il
the pas-sh OF Orleans, dated December TO- 10
the follow ins described real estate viz
A VALUABLE PORTION OF GROUND, III
Second Distr;ct OF this city, together with AHA
bald nSs and improvement thereon, IN the squa
ho,:se streets, measlrn. is feet inc hes and lin
front on Canal street, by Ia feet i'll depth bc:Tr
parable! lines.
The buildings and improvements thereon cons
OF that SUPERB three story brick residence, w
marl,.isc n front and ornamental verand.ts'
the SIDE and rear, containing two large paree
beautifully trcscOed; rich carved Carrara mar
inantcs; also, Il dlnugroOm. a large hail GA
and gallery IL tho rear: Il number of splendid
rooms (.,!i frescoed) in the upper stories. Cao!ne
linen closets, bathroom, etc.
The back building or wing contains beloS
pantry communicating with the kitchen WI
contains a range which supplies hot and cold va
for bathing purposes; servants rooms. PRIV
etc In the rear of the property there isa ~
one Sto.v brick building, covered with EuI 3
safes. containing cellar. store-roonl, wash andN
I'M room, etc.
There is "A handsome garden laid out on the
OF the property, tastefltlly planted with cypr
evergreen and magnolia trees. cr,cpin. vine.
choice flower bushes. The gas is utrOd4
throu shout the house.
In fact, all that lavish expenditure could posi-
command for the erection of ii first class rcSitk
has been bestowed upon this property.
The public are invited to examine the house -
KEYS can be obtained at the auctioneer's oinet
IeTms-Cash IN United States treasury nottso
Act OF sale. with United States internal rerEs
stamps attached, before Charles Il. Andry, nv
public. at the expense OF purchaser. ~
Inc furniture, magnificent mirrors, carpetti
VIII be- sold hereafter. due notice Of which w
given in timaL
| desc 81 jaI IA q % fe2
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-01-28
CORPORATIONS.

unless such transfer be made on the books of the
company. Should any stakeholder desire to traus-
fer stock previous to full payment of the same
having been made, he shall be permitted to 90 So
by substituting the obligations of the party pur
chasing, provided the substituted Obligations are
satisfactory 10 the Board OF Directors
ARTICLE XVII
This act OF corporation may be modified. altered,
amen aided. or the company dissolved Mt the gen
cral meeting of the stockholders, to he convened
for that purpose. after thirty days notice i'll the
English. German and French languages provided
it I've done with the consent of threefourths of the
stock represented at such meeting; but three
fourths OF the whole stock OF the company shall
be represented at the meeting; and al. such mOdi-
fcations. alterations amendments. or dissolution,
shall be recorded and published.
ARTICLE XVIII.
The names and respec tive interests of the parties
to this act are below stated.
This done and passed in my office in said CITY, in
the presence OF NessrS Charles +. Barry and ku.b,
Bouny, competent witnesses who signed this act
with said appearers and me. notary.
llriu uallx NOD.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-01-28

7;2b'nc. Of the twenty ishth. says:
The accounts were received saturday.
giving the particulars of y terrible ku-klux
outrage at Louisville. jefferson County.
Georgia. on the fourteenth instant. A party
of masked marauders rcds to the Jail. broke
it open, and took thclefrom nine colo: ell
prisoners. five of whom had recently been
convicted of otienscs. and were serving out
their terms of punishment. The other four
were awaiting trial. The victim. were
taken short distance from the town. and
numerically whipped. From seven OF the
sufercrs the: cut of one ear; FROM the
eighth both were taken. and the ninth was
brought back into town and there shot re-
cciving nine wounds. most Of which were
fatal. The others were turned loose. SO
far o. heard from. none at the mu:deIcr-
have been arrested.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-01-28
We copy the following from .,ie Washing

We COPY thc !"!,owIns from t.le y a-,Ins-
ton Pu"iot.
As rule. mcmi,c,s o. Congress do not
now visit the Executive Mansion upon
Saturdays. the ;ntimation of the President
that he prcfersto have that day of the week
for his own rec rcatOn ami enjoy mcnt hav-
ing had the effect of protecting him from
the annoyance which meets him on other
days 81 the week in the shape Of visits from
delegations. importantly from members of
Congress and interviews generally. AT
first. when the President refused to receive
visitors on Saturday there was some gr,im-
hing. II has been quoted. however. and
the refractory ones have been educated to
the standard of acauescing in the Exccu-
tiycv:"wa a, to the proper disposition OF his
t,.,a