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The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1866-1891, 1871-11-23

A GYPSY PARL IAMENT.-The Gypsy
parliament which meets once every sever
years, and consists of delegates from all the
countries Of Europe, is expected to assemble
soon near Caustat, in Germany. The king
Of this nomadic race is one Joseph Reinhard
who has attained the venerable age Of nine
ty-cight years. He has had sevea wives
and is the father of forty y-ive children
There are in Spain about 10000 Gypsies, in
England more than $4,000, while Austria
has $1,000 and Moldavia and Wallachia are
the chosen homes of nearly 100000 more
Their religion has been the subject of much
unsatisfactory discussion. Perhaps the Hin
doc saying, "there are seventy-tWo religions
and halfin the world, the half being the
religion of the that's, Cor Gypsies,y comes
us near to correct definition as any.
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NOTICE

is hereby given that thirty days after date the
undersigned will apply to the IIou. J. F. Suther-
land, Judge Of Probate of kershaw county, for
letters dismisscry as guardian Of Jesse E. Pierce.
nov9lm B. T. MCCOY, Guardian.
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1866-1891, 1871-11-23
The 8. G. Agricultural and Meclian
icai AssOcintion-AJ Joint Stock
Proposed.

During the late Fair of the above Associ-
alton, it was proposed that the Association
resolve itself into a joint stock company. by
this arrangement, the Association will be
enabled to offer much larger premium list,
thereby exciting competition and adding
greater interest to it's annual Fairs Quite a
large number of shares at ten dollars each.
have already been subscribed, and it is hoped
that the proposition will be received favor
ably by all we'll wsbers of the agricultural
and mechanical interests of the State. The
plan has been incorporated into many asso-
Citations ef- this character in other States
both in the North and South, and the stock
holders frequently reap a rich dividend upon
their shares. Indeed, we'haye heard of one
instance in which the dividend in one year
was twenty per cent. Should this proposal
be generally accedcd to and shares taken, tits
ssasaek. ss tAssssisiaatGss essas sshl2 { iisat
-. -
per cent. Of the amount subscribed, Will be
required from each stockholder, and that
even with these low figures, it can be made
to pay handsome dividend
What has become of our County Agricul-
tural Association Would it not be well for
that body to take this proposition in hand
and help the CAUSE along?
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NO MORE HUNTING
FOR
A GOOD AnTICLE!

T Respectfully beg leave to inform the Publo
i that have now on hand very carefully as
sorted Stock of LIQUORS, consisting of Wine,
by the bottle and OH draught, Gin, Brandies and
Wliskics, from the lowest TO the highest grades,
and other things too numerous to mention-all
CHEAP for CASH.
Those who are seeking for their
interests will be sure to find the
same by calling at my store.
Twill sell by the barrel or in quantities to suit
the purchaser. Also lot Of Bass Superior Ale
in bottlcs oct l2-2 f. J. CONWAY.
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STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA, !.
KERSHAW COUNTY. '.''' =, -
In THE PROBATE COURT.

In THE PROBATE COURT. ..r;..
Ebcn N. Marlborough and Mary, his wife, W,
Mary McLendon, Lain Brannon, ct at, Pet-
tion for partition, &c. -. ~: ',,'' "
By virtue of IN order in the above case, by
the Hon. J. Sutherland, Probate Judge for said
county, on the 9th day Of November, 1877, +
will proceed to sell on the first Monday in De-
cembcr next, before the Court House door, in
Camden, the following described tracts of hnd:
One tract as per plat No. 4, containg one hum,
dred and ninety eight Q9S) acres more or less
known as the Webb land. -.%' 800
One tract as per plat No. 5, containing tso
hundred and thirty-one acres, more or less. l.g II
One tract as pei. plat 10. 4, containing three
hundred and six acres, more or Less :,.tI
One tract rs per plat No. L.. containing four
hundred and ninety-three acres more or lesss y
One tract as per plat No. 8, containing tthres
hundred and eighteen acres, more or less. all
The interest of the parties in Q tract Of land
granted /. Dennis McLendon for two hundred
acres on the 18th day Of March, 1863. L"'
Terms-One-fourth cash, and the bsianee or
credit Of one, two and three years. to be'secused
by bond with two or more approved suretiss ard
a-mortgage Of the property, with interest fron
date, payable annually ri
'novytd j. P. BOSWELL, 3. z. C.
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From the Charles! on News Of Nov. I, 1871
CHEAP WHITE LABOR.
WHERE AND HOW 1T MAY BE OBJ
TANNED.

Interesting Letter to the Land and I'M
migration Association-This State
Can have all the white Labor She
wants.
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MARRIED.

On the 18th of November by ]. 7. Truesdel,
Esq, Mr.. ISAAC owens to Mrs. MARY ANN
HoRNsBY. ALI of Kershaw county.
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DIED..

In Camden, on he 14th of November, Edward,
infant son of Matte and William Love- aged
year, months and II days
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1866-1891, 1871-11-23
Fall and Winter Millinery,
MILLIN cry GOODS

HAVING just returned from the North, we
Ill nre offering
White Goods, Hosiery, Corses, Dress Trim
mings. Buttons, Hair Goods, Black Fringes, Vel
vet Ribbons, Lace Collars and Sets, Plain and
Embroidered Handkcrchefs, Edgngs and In
sertngs. Kid Gloves, best quality very cheap.
Hoopskirts, Bonnet Trimmings, Bonnet Silks,
Satns and Velvets, Blends, Nctts, Ruches,
Flowers, Feathers Ornaments, Straw Bonnets
and Ladies' Hats. Terms Cash.
I'D. III. McEWEN e. CO.
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STATE ITEMS.
FAIRFIELD.

FAIRFIELD.
Gov. Scott has, removed Mr.. J. r. Boyles
from his office as County Treasuer. Snd ap-
pointed Mr.. H. A. Smith in his place. No
one knows the cause of the change, as MIR.
Boyles gave general satisfaction.
MARION.
On Saturday night last, two negroes rob;
bed the gin house of MIR. G.. G: James, near
Mars Bluff, of one hundred and fifty pounds
of cotton. The hands on Mr.. James plan
tation captured the thieves who say that
they are drummers for Florence merchants,
and they are now in Jail.
During an alteration last week, Mr.. Rhet
Moody shot Mr.. Cade Thomas at the formers
store six miles from Marion.
Ice has been seen on one ofthe plantations
near Effingham and frost has grown com
mon.
A Survivors Association has been organic
cd in Marion.
WILLIAMSBURG.
A negro man was burned to death. at
Cade's depot last week. He was turpen-
tine hand and hiBs clothes being ared
with it at the time Of his catching fire the
flesh was literally, destroyed from the b2tes,
Notwithstanding all efforts to rescue hia3
.s.ri fpaEssEInk 6an.k,
been admitted to practice before the Probate
and Circuit Courts by Judge Melton. .
Owing to some rascality on the part Of
the County officials the usual full term ef
the Court Of common pleas and General
Sessions cannot be held in Edgefeld this
year.
DARLINGTON
Nanny Byrd struck Caroline Howard
on the head with hummer at Timmonsville
last week, and Caroline having died from
the effects of the blow, Nanny has been
committed for trial. Both parties ne gtees
LANCASTER.
Upon the recommendations of thejury and
the petition Of many prominent citizens.
Gov. Scott has pardoned r. r. Thompson
and his wife who were sentenced to two years
in the penitentiary.
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1866-1891, 1871-11-23

The interest Of II. C. Roberts, deceased. iii Sns
House and Lot in the Town of Camden, situated
on Lyttlcton street, west side, bounded north,
by W. D. Mcdowell, east, by Lyttleton street,
south, by Mrs. Susan A.. Gibbs, aud west, BY
mond. go - Z. - ~
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down upon one knee, when ieal ing
further danger, he drew his pistol aad
fi1cd. THere appears irnm this exam.
ina,ion to have h.cn no r,emt di,attd d
attempt to attack Mr.. Clarke, bh'
sinply a lersonal qnarrel, such as is
nkol> to spring up IN every c"m"u"i.
ty, but more particularly in cumnuni-
us where this ,so c,Ileh "high sense
Of honor PREVAILS" which prompts u
man to do murder when he Guds him
self on the wea kcr side.
NJ politics seem to have been in
vcIved in hi, fatal qnafrcl.
Judge Melton a1tcr hoarihg the
cuua<,l on both sides, finally udnir cd
the lris oucr to la III sum Of five
thousand iollarS. The amount was ,
mere secondary comidcra'i II, AZ any
suns could have b, cn procured. - ca
! th,on
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1871-05-24

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JUST REVIEWED.

4,,Q Choice Cologne, Florida Water, n
w Extracts, lair and Wl,isker Dye, ~
II Loconne, Fine Toilet Soap, Toi- t.
let Powder Hair Invigoratnr. Juniper Tar,
lnodorons Cod Liver OIL Seidlnz Pow
ders, Sellzer Apcrient.l Ch,orcdync, Sa4
polin. White Rock Potash, for making
Sop Sen Fonm Baking Powders, Vinigar
an Plantation t'iIers. German Horse Pow !.
ders, Mns'ing Liniment, Kissingen Mineral
Wa'er, Fine Cigars and Smoking Z o aoco,
Lamps and Chimneys. All cheap tor cash
at j..nl,y ~ DIR. MOBLEY'S sfil
may 20 psug Store.
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Yours Respectfully,
JOIN ROWE, colored:
CEN TER, GIBSON, "
HORACE GREELY, "
JOHN LEE, "
SIIERIFF'S SALES.

DY virtUre Of suniry executions 70 mo
- directed, will oiIer for sale nt Fair
field Court II6nsc on the first Monday and
the day following. in June Ecxt with.
in the legal hours of sale. 10 the highest
bidder. Tor cash, the following Personal
Property. Purchasers TO pny for ii les:
One Cnrriage. levied upon rs the proper;
ty Of ". Il. DcLoach. at The suit Of Bacot
g. Co.
,s l., ". DUVALL, s. F. c.
Sheriff, Onicc.
Wi"nsbor". May 20, 1871.
may 23-flN2
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hhudfilfiiniStr + dt0r's Sale.

| virtue If authority from the Court Of
! Proha,6 :oT Fairfield County, will
offer for sale ~ public auction to thn bigh.
eSi bidder ~ The lhte residence Of Strolher
Tidwell. deceased. in Long,nwn on Thurs
day. tho Isl day Of June next. at ~
"c"ck \. NJ. certain Of the personal cs.
tate CT thc srid deceased.
CONSISTING OF
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS,
B. r. S.

Mr.. EItnr.
Sir: We know of no other way to
express our thanks to the gentlemen
of the Winnsboro Hook and 1dddet
Company, No. |, except throdsh your
columns. We beg Of you that much
sp &c, aud also return our thanks to the
citiz us Of Charlotte. The Hook
and Ladder Company No. |, of Winns-
hpro can call Oh us at any time, and
Will Gnd us ever ready, to wait OH
them.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1871-05-24
Htai.arsni G&rra.pDalanca.

htLi W. ~ 90 - a - - ~
CHARLESTON, Is NJ y, 1871.
Alter an absence &c three yeafs, Il
vi l,r to Cha l. ston is struck by thc !
,v.d NC Of Improvement AID pro-
: rcSs IN tho condition Of ,hc streets
aud The appearance Of the houses Of
the city. There is ~ great falling OF
in TIC shipping that onoc anchored III
the beautiful ha,bor, but every other
outward indrx of thrift Is ABUNDANT.
Many Il war'n grasp Of the hard was
giccn your correspondent by relatives
and friends, and the home Of my
| :hiidhcod seemed like home again
L passed through Columbia on
Tue day last, aid convcr<cd with
suuc few Of tic Convention that has
50 cilcctually promoted speculation in
State blnds by the practice of the
old pan.cea of whitc.washing and
salvillg over incurublc rottcnncSs and
corruption. Believing in a policy OF
at least passive resistance to govern
mcnt Of mere force that outrageS even
deceucy, [ confess TO no sympathy
with this additional link in the chain
of perpetual blundcr that has s,gnal"
iz:d the couuscls Of South Carolina,
ever since she was whipped, pardon
me, I meant overwhelmed, out of
liberty, and it does seem, out Of com
mon sense.
The Convention Of ,hc Prote slant
Episcopal Church hc'c is an imposing 9
tody, aud the conduct, during a pro-
To- gcd and earnest ballot for A,sis:
,ant Bishop Of the Diocese of South
Carolina, upon the part of the ma
!, jor'ty Of tho Clergy, who were obliged
$ 70 yield to the Laity their stroug per
,, sona preferences and deep aud con
= >cicntivus convictions, ha, bcrn digni
!, fed and bcauiifdi III any other thar
il conscientious religious body, tho
, Offer If the Rev WIN. p. DuBose fo
the flee upon the ,alt uf the lait,
!, would have been accepted, through
piIne aud party spirit, by the aisap-
r pointed clergy. But their quiet am
.eS pcctiul refusal Of the offer convihc
ed ne, who looked on anxiously 70
the result, that here was a body O
i, conscientious Chris ian gcntlcmc,
, d sch rg''s Il trying and painful dut
!. u der se,se Of :, lrnG rtsFonsitilt
, to Cad. The low Cturch Clergy hay
!, list tl'c ftici position, AID Such IL
nnrrcc as ilice gives but they hav
com maud, 4, hy their c. nduvt. It.
respect and ,he love and ,he co E
dcncc Of the Church. Gcncral Kc
.h,w wi nut the lay to:crs into "a,
j., ton, ont genera cd them aud got tt
tlicr, but the low Church Clc,g, r,
=. fntcd every harsh and ill-jndged cou
mcnt that had been uttered durir
the heat of the canvass, and when u
~ once deeply loved Pastor and war
, pcrs onal friend, that pattern and e
emplar Of old Carolina chs, nc, G
49, - ,ha, noble bearer Of "a noble historic
-. name, that devoted, s,lf.sacriGci'
an iucorrup,ible servant of Go
: !, hauled ao%i! sc maeaanimously b
own party colors, tear started to ii
7 eye, embraced him with every offe
ro ton of my inmost soul, aud sa
=, within myself: My dear brothe
- God be pl.lscd. The world and t
=, church Itself do not know you, as
49, do. Yours is heart upon viii
c"uld safely rest "the care of all t
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1871-05-24

ui;tGe II three by the President Of
thi, Convention, whose duty it shall
be Is representatives. OF a large body
Of tha tax payers of the StAtc. t. ten
der their services and co-"pcr,tirn to
the Legislative committee, il aid OF
the Investigation now going on.
Nour committee not uayin;: The
autho:ity &C law t. pres their inl niry
il.tu tie uumcrou, alleged frauds
ard c.rGup'lnnS 80 asa iS!ac org con
ciu 'on, Hnd Trr"%niHint the orc s,"n
"a oac Of too n.Ucm .nayity to be h's,iH
y and !utdli-cdy passed upou, have /,
cceliNcd To lie Influenced in this re-
gard by t,o unsHoro S.a'cncn.s / in
diviGu,ls. The foregoing rannmmcn-
/ la;ionS, hogcver, If carried ont, Will
it,,t tic sincerity & those who have
/ the authority for invc,tita,iun, and
! lead /, puri flea 10" OF 'lc body
| polite.
The .top,ion Of Ca Collowin.. sne-
rcstiui3 is respectfully recommended
ilr toe consideration Of tie bcg;sla.
.nrH ut It's next cs,iun, with II vic"
t. the enactment and modification o.
ccrt@iu laws
|. Increase the revenues O! the
state b h}|dti;ional 'ci i,laUon'inSur ng
the rnll and faithful aymtht f the
royalty Or phosphate deposits dugand
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- th, rnr.ii,,t;nn w,;ch n,ovidcs
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appropriation made by law
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VI ln,I Ear ;rs, ,rcr. tho nr.rtico
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WIZ LESd M s. S. Es .KEs GD r o.
Wednesday Morning. May "a, lo7l
visit OF tasG SFlnns30ro s1oOh
:aRl EnaHnr Company 10
Gis:aTiotiG, ". O..


Saturday, the 20 il Of My, was tue
ninety -sixti, anniversary of the meet.
inr of the ci,iz4ns Of Mccki,nhnrY
county, n c., at the to"n of Char
lotte. in IT'S, at which they declared
themselves in favor Of Independence
Of the mother country Of England III
advance of any other commanity III
Amcrica. The fire companies Of
Winnsboro, Chester aud Raleigh we're
invi;cd hythc ;i:c companies Of Char
lotto to be present on ihc occasion,
and upon arriving were handsomely |;
wclcoucd in un address by General
Barringer, which was appropriately
responded to, on the patio the South
Carolina Companies, by Colonel
Walker of CHI, ser. Wh!le the Ere
companies of Charlotte courteously
took the Stoncwail engine of Chester
and the Winnsbop'o truck Of Of the
cars, these companies sat down TO
boun,iful breakfast prepared for them
at Tho Roilroad cn,;u. house. Aflci
breakfast they iorncd and wc,e es-
co,tcd by music to the public square,
and then to the Enginc-house of the
! IIoructs. st about ten O'clock
all the complaints present formed IN
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Chester F;r, Comtauv
5ru.
Wins boro Hook & Ladder CbiHpcny;
Gru,
c E.leigh Band.
7ru.
Rcscuc Steamer Of Raleigh;
SRI.
c NIoyor and Board Of .\ldermali.
J. 9ru.
: Rcpreseptatiy, from other Fire Com
panics;
4 lOru
|, C,crovmcn and other invited guests.
t. ]ru.
- Orators Of tho Day;
l2,u,
y Citizens.
t. W. .t,,;cr.1 o,r,,,vcs ii tho nj ;;
T. A. G., -, ,Lo onrro
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'mrn m "rs'' nc mo''0 ''o" cur ''"
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The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1871-05-24
NJ. G.. BUTLER,
Homicide at Wins bOr0.

Chairman Of The Conu,it;ov.
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1866-1891, 1871-03-09

Made or Poor.Rum. whiskey, ProofSpir
iks ard Refuse Liquors, doctored, spaeedt
,andxweotencd to please die taste, called TONES
Hnplsr on TO Drunkenness and ruin, but are . true
Y.dicino, made nom the Native Roots and
Herbs Of California tfreaf from all Alcoholio
!Sttmuinnts. They sre tho hoGAMAT BLOOD
PURIFINR and d1IFWGIVIMG PhlN-
sCIPII, q perfect Renoyator and 1nviSoratoT
y ef tho systSnyesrryinsoa all poisonous natter,
and restoring The blood to o healthy condition.
No person can take these Bttcra, according TO
directions, and remain long unyeh J
,eI00 Will be given for An ineursole case, pro,
poisons- or other means, and The vital organs
For iniiammatory and Chronic Rhsu.
.rnntfsm, and 'GouS sDyspepsis, or lndis
ge,tion, !Blious, HemittenIt ~ ana tSs R5n<s amsofI
Liver, Kidncya, and Bladder, these BIT
fera hayS beon moot auceesafuI. Suoh Ote.
sssss @ arc caused BY yitiated Blood. which
Il generally produced by dsransemsns OF tso
D1eSnSi Ssy iuSisorase tie stomach, md stins1sss
tho torpid liver and bowels, which render thsra
.ofunsuus,led efficacy IN cleansing the blond OF
nil impurities, and impartins row hfs and vier
to the whole system. rs,asL.;
DysDsSissss DsSs RI caaSs Tssns ' ot s:
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