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The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1866-1891, 1871-01-26

SIR. EDITOR: The cmcomiums on the ey-
celirncr, usefulness and devotion GI thr |. T..
f. Company, made by your correspondent
Gi2i&,' in Tho last issue ui your valuable
Journal, find ready response in the heart OF
every true citizen, and there is no Que more
anyious TO aid that truly noj.o organization,
in obtaining a-uew Engine, thau am. When
called upon, the subscriber will probably be
found second TO uone, not even 10 the loyal
and indignant "CIvis" in practical demons
stratiun of his assertion.
1t is on this account that l feel it my duty
to reply 10 the unjust charses made by "ClvIs''
aSaust certain individuals, who are accused
OF WITHHOLDING the taxes due by them "un,
de" some little isupposcd) technical flaw IN
The manner Of collecting Them"
The community will appreciate the value
of "Cirls'" structures, his legal astuteaess
and judicial fairness, when they arc informed
that what he calls "sume little (supuoscd)
technical flaw," his been decided by court
OF justice as being just ground for withhold
ing the payment oftaxes Illegally levied. This
claw" moreover, l beg to inform this modern
Daniel, being in the LEvYlyG, not in the
COLLECTING Of the tax. When, therefore,
these recreant lux payers refuse to bear an
unjust anl unequal share of the burtlen, rs
their OWN sense ofjusiice, since seconded by
judge Melton prompted them TO do, is it just,
fair and reasonable TO throw The Oils upon
them
AS iaw abiding citizens, they have ever
been found ready and anxious to bear their
just share Of taxation, but the duty of
protecting their just rights imposed upon
them the diaagrccab'c necessity Of differing
with the Council as to certain prrrogalivrs
and seeking redress in the arbityumcnt Of the
Court. MERCHANT.
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State Of South Carolina,
KERsHAW COUNTY.
Joel Housh, rs. Amos Hough, Samson
Hough, ct al =

Joel Huugh, ys. Amos HouSh, Samson
Hough, ct al -
BY virtue of orders to me directed out OF
the Court of Probate for the County and
State aforesaid. will prnceed to sell 10 front
of the Court Huugs in Camden, on the Ist
Monday, The 9TH day Of February next, Within
the legal hours Of sale. the following mention-
ed and described property to~it:
All that piece or lot of Land, lying and
being IN the County and State aforesaid, the
property of the Estate ofJoseph Hough, de.
ceased on tho waters Of Little Lyncbes'
Creek. containing Twenty. three Hundred
and Ninety. six Acres, more or less, bounded
North By lands of William Addison, East by
lands of William Clybnrn, West by lands OF
JESSE Horton, and James Kirkley and South
by Little Lynches Creek; in three Tracts,
us follows: e-M
Tract No. [, containing Six Hundred and
Twelve Acres. more or less. -.
Tract No. =, containing Five Hundred aud
Six Acres, more or'less.
Tract No. 4, containing Twelve Hundred
and Eighty Acres, more or less:
TERMs-One fourth each; the balance on
credit of one, two and three years, secured
BY bond with personal security and mort
gage ot the premises; purchasers paying for
stamps and papers.
j. ?. BOSWELL, S. K. c.
Jan. u 4t
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Attainment Of Court.

Judge MELTON adjourned the Court
until the May Tenn, on Friday last
Before adjourning, however, His Honor
took occasion to remark that this had
been the most pleasant session he had
ever held, and thanked tho members of
the Bar for the assistance they had ex-
tended in making it so. Messrs.' Shan
non and j. B. Kcrsbaw replied in suit
able language, to the compliment of
His Honor.
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HSl:ssrregslEaritieS.

On Monday night, we received none
of our Charleston exchanges. We are
not Of the genous complaining, but we
have heard, many gruulble during the
rintcr, occasioncd by the non'rc-
ception of our most valued exchanges.
We know that the fault is not with
this Office. Some of those mysterious
creatures, Known as "roulc agents
(woa1cr il they are rot kind Of bug
ard if yca, if they are not aumduy)
must be the offenders.
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Jan, 2G.-ti.
SEseE'ifEs Sales.

Under order of the Judge Of Probate,
Bcnjamim Outlaw, vs.. William Out
law, ct al.-PctiIion for Partition.
BY order of J. L Sutherland, Judge Of
Probatn, l will sell in front of the Court
House is. Camden on Monday ths 9TH day
February. next. within til" legal Hours Of
sa!s. the following property:
One Trac. of Land in this County, on the
waters of Big Lynchcs Creek, containing
One Hundred and Fifty Acres, bounded South
by Joseph aud John Marshall, East by Geo.
and Wiley Outlaw. North by Richard Outlaw
and West by Big Timber Creek.
Terms One Half Cash, balance in one, two
and three years with bond and persona! secu-
rity with mortgage Of property. Purchasers
to pay for stanpa ara papers.
J. p. BOSWELL, S. X. c.
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Notice to Tax Payers:
COUNTY TEEAsUREH's OFFICE,

IOONII IItTsEfSU1tI1Is - VI TIT
CAMDEN. Jan. %, 1871.
The Books for the collection of State and
County Taxes for Kersilaw County for the
year, 4. D., I510, will be opened at my office
in Camden on the 9TH day of February next.
Tax PAYERS will do we'll to come forward aud
pay promptly, as u penalty Of twenty per
cent accrucs upon all Taxes not paid by the
Ist day of March next ensuing.
SAMUEL PLACE,
County Treasurer.
jan. 26 Az
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State Of South Carolina.
KERSHAW COUNTY.
HvJ T. SrruEn1AND T. p

By j. +. SUTHERLAND, j. P.
WHEREAS, William +. Russell made
suit to me to grant him Letters of Ad-
ministration of the Estate and effects Of
Jas. L. McDowall, decd. -.
THESE are therefore to cite and ad-
moiish all and singular the kindred
and Creditors of the said Jas. McDowall,,
deceased, that theysbe and appear be-
fore me, in the Court Of. Probate to be
held at Camden on the Sd Of February,
next, after publication hereof, at IL
O. clock in the forenoon, to shew cause,
if any they have, WHY the said Admin
istratiou should not be granted.
Given under my hand this 10Th day
Of January, Ammo Domini, 1871.
j. +. SUTHERLAND, j. T.
Jan. 19.-3t.
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Civis.

Our rule to show cause, has been
responded to On the part of the Town
Council, by our correspondent "Civis:"
We therefore discharge the rule, mas
much as It. is stated in the commun;ca.
tion, that the Council is ready and
anxious to procure u new engine for
the 7. y. j. Company. We would
ouly suggest to "Civis' that our 3e.
maR& on the Town Council nior new
engine" scarcely deserves SO severe i
term. 1t was merely an inquiry if the
Council could assign any valid reason
WHY anew engine Was hot procured.
70 think oS 7rmondiay OF that au-
gust body OF potcnt.tcs, a ncw engine,
was moro than We dreamed Of. We
have hired "Gghtins editor" from
the viciuaSc of Twenty-Five Mile Creek
who has agreed to see that we suffer no
deIriment, though he thinks we have
been rather rash in our language. We
hope that this "peace. maker" will in-
duce all combative friends Of Council
to restrain their ire, and give US an op-
portunity Of propitiatiug the City Faith
ers.
P. S.-As piece of"mayor" men,
tion, we will add that the Mayor has as,
sured US that he and "alU der. men"
- t,,rp ,ro n, o,,. e;J,
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OUR MISUNDERSTANDING man
who has been born in the South, longs
to sec it rise from its rnined condition:
This, every true patriot believes, she
will do. How is this to be accomplish.
cd? Not by folding cur hands in,iilc-
ness, ncr by murmuring and rcpihins
on account of hard times and high
taxes. The times are not near as hard
as they have been, and if the taxes are
high, whining about it does net pay
them. We dcplore the miserable state
Of things which now exists, as much a.
any one. \ vast amount Of money is
annually expended for nuisauccs
The condition of things is abnormal.
AS it, was in the days of the patriarch
Job, 50 tits now. The oxen are pillow
ing and the asses arc feeding beside
thcm. Jeroboam, King oil Israel, made
priests of the lowest OF the people who
were not of the SOUS Of Levi. Now we
have priests and prophets, and oil sol Is
of officers, from the petty constable to
the digniGcd Governors OF Statcs-
from tic riif rail- Of society. Every
rightmindcd man views such = ststt cf
things with disgust 1t sickcns him
and produces q kind Of mental loalh-
ing. Our redemption, however, does
not lie in brooding over our miSforiracs.
1t is placed, with the blcsSing Of
Heaven, in ourselves. We must all 90
to work. Everybody must become Il
producer as well as consumer. We
have no need for droncs, or idlers, or
gentlemen Of leisure.
Many of our people, because they
cannot do as they once did, seem to
have formed the fixed resolution not to
try to act at all. They have become
desperate. Others are smitten with a
spirit of apathy, and fold their arms in
indifference. This is not wise. Such
persons might learn an important lesson
from a flock of geese. These fowls, in
the midst OF hall-st0rm, stand vita
their heads erect, exposing as little Of
their bodies to the frozen rain as posi-
bio. The duty and interest, too, ct
every good citizen at present, Is to
stand erect. Instead of crouchipg be-
meath the load ofopprcssion, why not
summon all our strength, and like brave
men, redeem our country from its
prostration? 1t is an old saying, and
experience proves its truthfulness, that
"the gods help them thatlhelp tifem>
selves" IF we will do our duty faith.
fully, God will bless US with prosperity.
But if we supinely succumb to every
little difficulty, we need not expect to
be redeemed from our evils, either real
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Notice OF Redemption
REAL ESTATE.
co AUDITORS OFFICE, =
CAMDEN. jim. 26. 1870.

CO AUDITORS OFFICE, ~
&c.. CAMDEN, Jan. 26, 1870.
Notice is hereby given that MaryT. Camp
bell ha, complied with the requirements
confirmed in Section us of m Act passed by
the General Assembly, of the State Of South
CrroIiua, Oh the 18th dny OF September 1863.
entitled "An Act providing for the assessment
and Tax return Of property, in regard to lot
and the buildings thereon on Church Street
in the Town of Camden, S. c., which lot aud
buildings. were sold on the third instant, and
purchased by Walter +. Reid.
The purchase made by the said Waller +.
Reid is therefore, by the terms Of the Act
aforesaid rendered null and void and the title
to the aforesaid property is rcvrsicd in the
aforesaid Mary r. Campbell.
,s.. ALLISON w. HOUGH,
County Auditor.
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MARRIED-On the 10Th inst, atthe resi-,
dencc of the brides futher. by Rev. w. J.
Hatfield, Mr. S. B. BRADLEY, to Miss SARAH
Caro-. all of Sumter District.
On the same day by Rev. ]. Rodgers, Mr..
T. I. BAKER, TO Miss JULIA SCARBOROUGH
All Sumter District. .-.. - !. f..
Or the 10th inst, by the same, Mr.. j. W.
STUCxY, of Darlington District. to Miss
MARY E., daughter of Jesse Woodward, Of
Sumter District, near Bishopvills.
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A New York letter says: "Thc
number of men out OF employment is
immense, and hundreds are added to it
weekly. At The door of Cooper Insti-
tute reading room, the other day,
several men, evidently of the working
class, stood talking. Said one: 4 have
not earned a dollar in three months
Another said; 1T is just as bad with
me; can't get work anywhere A
third could not stay at hone, it was so
cold, so he came to the reading-room
every day to keep warm. This was the
DRIFT Of the conversation. Within the
rcading-room there were probably 800
men, from twenty-five to sixty, all out
of work, and trying to kill ti,uc. And
they look like men willing enough to
work, if they could fnd work to do.
Only those who 60 among the poor
have any. real knowledge of the distress
among the working classes. 1t may
not be greater than in previous winters,
but certainly it is not less. The aid
societies are run down with applicants
for assistance:. All the relief provided
is bitterly needed"
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For the journal.

Mn. EDITOG-SlR: Can you inform
a subscriber from the country why some
of the County officers do not attend at
their Offices more regularly than they
do ? 1t is hard to have to ride twenty
1--WE or thirty miles to see the Judge of
Probate on important business, at a
time OF his own appointing, and
then learn that he has not been seen at
his Office that day. I would conclude
that it must 10 source Of great annoy:
ance to thc lawyers in town, when they
wish to refer to the old records Of the
Commissioner in Eqaity's Office, now
in the Office Of the Probate Judge, to
find the door inhospitably closed agaiust
ther, aad they forced to retrace their
steps oway up towa, probably throwing
away haif-hour of valuable time. We
used to think that man was elected to
serve his constituents and the public at
large, bat it seems nov that the rule is
reversed, and constitacnts serve The
o'ficcr. Mr. Editor, this ought not 10
&c SO. Can you tell Us ""hy this is
thus!" SUBSCRIBER.
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THE JOUgTA AL.
CAMDEN. JANUARY 26, 1871,


The Camden Independent Fire
Engine Company will give an entertain
mcnt at the Town Hail, next Wcdnes-
day, TIC first of FEBRUARY, tho proceeds CT
which will he applied 10 the purchase of
new Fire Engine.
admission Fifty cents. Doors open
at y o'clock.
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TIE LEGISLATURE TO ADJOURN
0H Tur FIRST OF MARCH by, a
concurrant resolution of The House,
on the 23rd inst, after a lengthy de-
bate, the General Assembly decided to
adjourn sine die on the 1st Of march.
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E.CTIGE.

Proposals will be- received at the Office of
County Commissioners at the. Court House,
for The thorough repair of25 MILE CREEK
BRIDGE. All proposals muSt he scaled aud
opened OH Tursday JunIary 5ist. 1871.
IF. SUTHERLAND, Chm'n,
Jan. 2-3t.
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King William accepts the Imperial
Crown, with the prayer that God will
vouchsafa to the Fatherland a future
of independence, happiness and lasting
peace. .Salue Ioperator
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or imaginary, soon. The, motto Of
Davy Crockett was good Tone-"Be
sure you are right, and go ahead." -
YorkviUe Enquirer.
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yyhanu'S Raw EsoUe Supe rpEiOS.
IT ESsaate.

Messrs. Cloghorn, Herring & Co., of
Charleston, offer. this fertilizer to our
planting friends. Mr.. George G.. Dix
on, of Georgia, says that of seven lead
ing supcrphcsphates, Whaun's proved
best of all those tried, paying him at
net profit of S2l per acre ofcotton. II
is one ofthe best and cheapest manures
in the market, and has given satisfac-
tion in every instance. Try it.
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Personal.

Mr.. f. r. MORRIS arrived in Town
on last Monday, and is stopping at the
DeKalb House.
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Notice..

The undcrsigns have associated themselves
for tho purpose of carrying on The General
WHEELWRlGHT and BLA LACKSMlTH'
ING BUSINESS. ai the Shop heretofore oc-
cupcd by II. 4. MOORE. We hope 10 give
satisfaction 10 those who may iavor us with
their patronage. and in our own defence we
must adhere strictly 20 settlement OH delivery
OF woIa done by us. ~
: T. a. MOORE,
A. V. MErTS.
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Ipisil Potatoes

AND ONIONS, inst arrived A splendid
article of Onions and Irish Potatoes. at
KIRKLET'S.
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LAMBS and Chimney'S.

Beautiful selection of Lamps, and large
A Assortment of the best flint glass Chimney's
by HODGSON s. DUNLAP.
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Two hundred tons of silver ore per
week are sent from Salt Lake City to
England.
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DIR. s. BARUCH

Has removed his OFFICE aud RESI-
DENCE to the BONNEY House on Main
Street: Jan ~. /.
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ALSO

AL9D = s,-@y -.
One Tract of Land in the County Kirk:
wood, North, of Camden known as MILL
BANK, with Residence and other buildings
thereon, containing Fiftyjsix Acres, bounded
East by DeKaIb Factory Pondt South by.
lands of Henry w lDeSaussure, West by land
of John McRa; North by lands of Thomas
Lang. Levied upon as the property of j. D.
Kennedy. at the suit of Sarah A. N. Haight.
ALSO
One FINE MULE, Three Head Horses,
and -Four or Five head Cattle, seized under,
aud by virtue ofa Mortgage as the property
Of Isaac S. Mattox, at the suit of George
Alden, Agent.
ALSO
Three Hundred and Seventy Pounds Seed
Cotton. seized under Warrant, as the proper.
ty of Isaac Thorn. Mt the suit of Ben. Mccoy.
s. ALSO
One Mule, levied upon as the property of
Lazarus Silver, under Mortgage of J. T..
Sutherland, ct al.
| Tract No. l. in this County, containing
Three Hundred Acres, moro or less, bounded
South by Lands Of Dr. j. w. Ford, West by
Tract No. =, North by Lands of s. q. Brewer,
Eastisby lands of d. C.. Quirlin. Levied on
as the pronerty ofCL. Dye, Sr., at the suit
of X. G. Billings, C.. E. i. d.
ALSO
Tract 70. 2, I'M said County, containing
500 Acres. more or less, bounded South by
lands of l.. j. Patterson, West by the same,
North by lands S. H.. Brewer, and East by
Tract No |. levied on as the property &c.
L.. Dye. Sr., at the suit of K. G. Billings, c..
L. l.. d. ~
ALSO
Tract No 3. in said county, containing 300
Acres, more or less, bounded North by C.. l..
Dye. ,Tr, East by lands s. Fl. Brewer, South
Iby the same, and West By lands of Estatel
of James biggart, levied upon as'the property
of Gil Dye, Sr, at the suit Of X. G. Billings
G.. Z. L. D.. -, .z
ALSO
Tnct No 4, in said county containing 300
Acres more or less bounded North by lands
of Estate OLD. NJ. McLure. East by lands of
| John Stover. South by lands of d. Z. Quinlin
and West by lands offs. Fl. Brewer, levied on
us the property of c. l.. Dye, Sr., at the suit.
Of X. G. Bilings;C. f., l.. D. 80.
ALSO
Tract No. in said county, containing SEQ
| .itlfsi HDIt III IUoof DodHhCu 4tOitu U1rIuupo
of Matilda Hammond, East by kinds of Estate
of james Biggart, South by lands Of. L.gJ.
Patterson, and West by lands Of Wn. Duhs
can, lericd co rs the property ofC. L. Dye;
Sr.sat the suit, of K G. Billings, G. Z, L. ID.
! ALSO
| On the day following, at the Residence. Of
! th,, dciendeiit, in this county, Sixteen miles
above 'Cam2en, Sixteen Head Cattle, One.
jack. One Wagon, One Buggy and. Harness.
Sets blacksmith Tools. One OK Cart. Four.
teen head Hogs. Household and Kitchen Fur
niture, levied on as the property Of c. L..
Dye, ST., as the suit OK K. G. Billings z.
. ALSO
One .SorreIi Mare and two Black Mare
Mules, soisnd under by virtue of a mort
gage, ~ the property OF W. D. Wood, at the
, suii oi Burns &, Boswell. ',s'+
Terms Cash, purchasers paying for Stamps
aud Papers. :, J.P. BOSNELL,
| Jan. l!.-3t. 3. Is. O.. :
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e. y. FORD,
House, Sign and Furniture
PAINTER.
Opposite the Post Office,
CAMDEN s O.

limitations Of all kinds of Wood and Marble,
Paper Hanging China Gloss &c. done in the
best style. His prices will be in accordance
vii the times.
s3- No charges made unless satisfaction
given. Jan. 2G--Gm.
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Obituary.

Died in Kersllaw District, on the l4,h OF
December. 1870, J. l.. Mcdowell, in the
5Sth year Of his age. He was n man of well
balanced mind, and followed as a vocation,
the business OF planing-was gOod planter.
had made a handsome property before the
war, and when left in dependent circumstan.
ces, such was his energy and perseverance,
that he continued 10 live and carry on his
farm with some profit to himself and 10 he
interest and advantage oi others. He was
blessed with n kind and benevolent spirit. and
IN all the rclaTions oil life he was q counsclto
those OF his friends. and an assistant 10 the
poor and needy around him, for he had heart
10 iecl and hand 10 give, 10 The needy OF his
day. ....
He united vita the Baptist Church at Flat
Rock, about 1851. was baptized bv Rev. J. a.
Fonvlle, and was married by Rev. ]. L. Rod
gers. 10 Elizabeth kcavcs, January 10, 1851
and was received during that year in the
Bethany Church, where he remained mem.
Der until his death. And al through his
Christian Lille he was a jealous member in
The cause OF Christ. always ready 10 every
eood word and work, aud gave literally 10
The support o: the Gospel. He was CONSTANT
sufferer i'll the body, rs his aiiiciiomS were
chrome in their nature, which deprived him
extent, of meeting with his people al the
house OF God, but enjoyed The vsLs OF his
friends. and "spccaIIv his pastor. by his fire
side at his house, and many were the hours
that was spent with his family in christian
conversation, TO the ediicaIor OF himself and
others. Grace had done much Tor him. Ior
lie was certainly above mcdiocriIy in The
spirit OF orbcarance while enduring the trials
OF lie, ior when injured he would bear il with
great christian resignation, looking inr hat
decisive day-Ior that reward promised 10 he
faithful in Christ. lie was kind husband
ard an a!icclionatc parent.
He leaves wife and lwo snail children and
many friends vino mourn his departure. But
sorrow as ;hosc who have no hope.
Servant Of God, well done.
The battle fought, the yic:'ry won.
Yc, in hcavenwc hope 10 meet thee,
Where no farewell lear is she'd"
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JosEPH d. RrAsoyovr.R was killed suddenly
by h0rSs, ncur This place, on Saturday, the
2.st inst leaving widowed mother and
dependent r:.iu.iycs to dGpIore their i.rcparahle
loss. Fortune had allotted him an humble
position in society, bul in that position he
won the esteem OF all who knew him, and
cyinccd qualities OF head and heart, Which
do hoaor 10 human nature, in any rank or
sphere Asa citizen. his conduct was ire
praucir;jlc, as n son, brother and friend, it
was exemplary and admirable, and as 4
Chrisiaa, his walk was so b!umctcss and
upright that ii affords 70 he many iIierds
who arourn his early and unlimciy fare, lie
consoling hope and assurance, that his Vi.
tues have been translated 10 4 more congeni,l
sphere.
He died in the 23rd year Of is age.
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Latest Cotton Quoaatfons, I,
SEaeriHs Sales.

BY virtue of sundry Writs of Fl. Fa., to mo.
directed and lodged, / wilEpraceed to sellIin
front of tho Court House in Comden, on
Monday, the SIKH day of February next,
within the legal hours OF sale, the following
described property, to wit: -
One Tract OF Land in this County, near
Flat Rack, containing Two Hundred and
Thirty Five Acres, bounded North by lands
of'W. G. Young and w. Cochran. Westby
lands of R. H. Bell and 7. J. ,Cauthsn south
j. "A Mcdowell. and East by Robson Road.
Levied on as the property of j. E. @. Mei
Dowell, at the suit of A. a. Johnson
~ ALSO
One Tract in said County, near Flat Rock.
containing One Hundred aud Thirty: Acres;
bounded East by land-ol Mrs. Z. ID. McDow-,
ell. North by lands j. A. Mcdowell, and
r. II Bell, West by land OF r. Fl, Bell and
SOuth'by lands of Al. Mcdowell aud =.
Il. Mcdowell Levied on as the property of
J. i. c. Mcdowell at the suit of A. A. John.
son, = -=
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1866-1891, 1871-01-26

Blpshcs, like little girls, become
women.
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1866-1891, 1871-01-26

jan. 2G.
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1866-1891, 1871-01-26

One ..sorreIf Mare and two Black Mare
Mules. soisnd under by virtue Of a mort
gage, ~ the property OF W. u. Wood, at the
suii 0i Burns g. Boswell. ''''i-'
Terms Cash. purchasers paying for Stamps
aud Papers. J.P. BOSWELL,
Jan. l2.-3t. 3. *. C..