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The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1866-1891, 1871-03-09
Senator Thomas ]. Robertson.

S6udGOI 4AolloS " 4SSSOA ooSAA'
The following section being under
| consideration in the United States
Senate on Thursday last, to wit:
SECTION. That the provisions Of
the Act of July 4, 1864, entitled "An
Act to limit the jurisdiction of the
Court of Claims" &C., are hereby ex.
tended to the loyal citizens of Arkansas,
Louisiana, Mississippi, Alabama, Florida,
South Carolina North Carolina, Geor'
gia, Virginia and Texas; all laws OF
parts of laws making discrimination
between loyal claimants because of resi-.
dence are hereby repealed
Senator Roberts, q, of this State,
made the following remarks .-.
Mr.. President, I wish to correct a
remark which was made use of by the
Senator from Ohio. The Senator from
Ohio (Sherman) says that the loyal peo-
pie of the South will establish their
claims by perjury. Icauuot sit quietly
in my seat and allow the people thus to
be maligued.
1 will say to the honorable Senator
from Ohio that tho people of the South,
as people, were not responsible for
this war. They were led into this war
by their politicalleaders. They went
into it thinking they had a right to do
So. They fought in it as bravely and
as honorably as the men who fought a.
gainst them. I, for one, cannot sit
here quietly and allow the honesty and
!veracity and honor of the people Of the
South, as a mass, to be impugned. AS
a people, they are as honorable and
brave as the people Of Ohio or the pco,
pie of any other State.
In addition to that, a great many Of
the Southern people, particularly in
the border States, Alabama, Tennessee,
and part ef North Carolina, entered
the Union Army aud fought in its ranks.
Are those men who fought in the Union
army, who left their old parents at
home, to be discarded because they
happened to be bornin the South? II
that is the judgement Of the Senate, l
wish the country to be acquainted
of that fact. l.........
Why, SIR, the Fourteenth Amend:
ment makes discrimination between
theloyaland disloyal people ofthe South.
I think the whole legislation Of Congress
points to q difference between the loyal
and the disloyal people. Who were
loyal and who disloyal in the South is
a matter of public notoriety there. l
desire the loyal people of the South to be
put in precisely the same status in re.
gard to their claims as the loyal people
of the North. Until that is done I am
sure there never can be that proper feel.
ing toward this Government among
that class of loyal people which ought
to exist. How does the Senator from
Ohio expect to build up loyal sentiment
in the South if he repudistes every loyal
man who lived in the South during the
war2 How does the Senator from Ohio
expect to increase the ranks of the Re.
publican party in the South in that way?
Sir, many movements of this sort will
have tendency to drive away from the
Republican aanks the loyal men of the
South, instead of faugmentiDg their mum.
Der. ~ .. . .,
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q stake Of Gfty dollars,

A shooting affair also occurred, grow
ing out Of some contention concerning
o bet, lin which party by the name Of
Hearne received pistol shot in the
shoulder. The pistol had been snapped
once and missed fro, when Hoarne
knocked his antagonist down. As the
latter fell he fired the second and mn.
lacky shot which drew the blood.
Charleston Me,os.
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COttOn.Seed Meal.

NothiBae eise in the world will mako mich
cow wDOHER BEST, in either quantity or
Feed not over four pints at each meal,
and your own COW will convince you. Prlce
$4,000 per ton, cash with order, with dis
count for larger quantities. =: :.yn
.. 80 COLUMBIA OIL COMPANY
OifMeal and Bone Fertilizer, furnished, ut
DOLLARS pertOn cash.
Cotton Seed bought or contracted for to be
delivered in July .and August ,-f l,,' .'.~
:. March Q. 'lm. " '.-"'' - ...-'.
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THE JOURNAL.
Z
CAMDEN, MARCH 8, 1S7f.
The Approaching Town sEle

The Approaching Town eEicc1
ton.
Early next month, an election will
be held for an Intendant and four
Wardens, constituting the Town eoun-
Gil Of Camden, TO- serve for one year. In
the election now impending, it should
be-the-dutyoferery.=citisen-toseeth that
he votes only fer these who are quail
fed for The duties ofthe position, aud
to discard, for once, political differences
and Bitterness. ~ -. t',.'& y. ST.. 5n
Let s.look latsome of our County
offices, if We would see the danger and
foiiyof inoompeteucy ysgrsRegatd the
bankruptcy of the County, aud then
trace it up to those who are responsible
for it. There we will behold the poor
in acondition which makes Us shudder,
to wit : We are crediblyiuformed that
tits with great difficulty that provis-
ions for their maintenance can be OBJ
tained, and, tits likely that the poor
house will have to be discontinued
Then the Treasury is empty, and OF
the taxes now being collected, most of
them have been paid by county orders,
great quantities Of which are selling
readily at ten, twenty, and sometimes
thirty per cent discount.
These facts show the folly of having
incompetent and reckless officials, who
have not due regard for the value OF
money! III o,da ....t.-..l,, -,..,. :
Coming to the Town itself, We know
that there are outstanding large num-:
berss rstf Of bills Of the Town ofCamdeO,
receivable for all dues to the Town,
including taxes, and il is Of great:.conse-
oueuce that these bills should not de-:
preciate IN value, thereby causing a
sacrifice " ioSf much if not all the Town
property, besides NUMEROUS and vexa.
tiousI wsui,s, cntailing fresh expenses t's
upon the citizens, out of whom it evcnt;
usiiy comes. i.ar - ..l ~
The Therefore gDd we call upon all the eiti.
zeus Of, Camden 70 III throw aside political
prejudieo, land put in Office, men Of the
stric,ess integrity as well as ability. A
great many colOred men own propertysiu
Town, and is their interest as well as
that OF the whites, to unite upon some
Just basis of representation In the Town
Council, and not to make the election
cause Of, aourishing political animosl-
ties, or battle cry Of "war to tho
knife" as we fear there is an intention
Of doing. We have had in this coun-
try too much Of that kind of work al
ready, and there is no possible reason
or excuse for, another turn OF it. we
would think that all our people have
had enough Of it. live. would see tho,
advantage Of harmony aud peace, con-
trast the present peace and quiet with
the wrath excitement and turmoil which
preceded the last general election and
one cannot but be struck with the
difference. Can it not continue so!
We ask citizens to reflect upon what
wsc hare said, and we entertain the hope
that in 50 doing, they will arrive at our l.'
own conclusions, and having: done SO,
will act upon the spirit Of our sugges'
tion. Our columns ure open to COM
mu,u,nic,as.tious u,,l, i,s.ti from those interested.
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NOTICEs,

Pie subscriber 'wouid drsspectfally inform
..i a,sss; sfpssssG; s H. 4 iss; ssas. ssstt 'h D.
JONES' dnde aths 6fm baiues0fA & T. J..
JONES. ..-e; .-,-r4;,,sr ,r-..Ss =, I. ,.,.r,.,.
Being thankful for the, LIBERAL atfonage
heretofore extended him, he would solicit for
the 6rln a continuance of the saplesa ut theold
stand Of the subscriber ylpo1 tho conner Of
Broad and IDsKnib Strests. '5;g4e.tE'1 sss' -;
Mars JAMES JoNEs::
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KTSO,

One Tract OF and in tbb County, lying on
bothaides LOT tile Stage RoaS Jtadiag from
Camden to Lancaster, containing Three Hun.
dred and Fifty Acres, more ,oriesa, koqDded
by Lands, Of j. NJ. 'Ingralnn On the north;
west by Lands of rs,Knsx and lanes N
BowerS; south BY Lnuds af Jah u. Jngrahin;
east BY the estafe 6fDr. We Gauthsn
Levied on as property-sof Jas. h In
grahm. d.ceasst. at the snit 6fHS Barnes
Terms C;yii. Purchaser rayine, for stspps
and papersy xgsJSrbOSWELLtr
March sl-3teS S:kTc.;
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HENEY T. HEtA6BCEDsexs
coNcEsTiiFTs Z g z Z
Fluid xtrdct sBlchlI 8

y ,~I.%, r. JIuCSHEAJ uAoHETUS =. = II =
has cured every Ease Of Diabctesia: whickW
has beeasitfn, Irrhaioh II 56s N4 fths
Bladder and mflamaiiOn Of the Kidn~ys,
UlccratioH ofthe Kidney and sisdd-r, Re-
tcntiel 6ftltihe,, Disssats ssf gse ssssfg
Glnhd;t tStohain the 'Blaad adtpi aiealta tsfis9
ri. Brickdasf Deposit md 3RreaG <tstilky
Discharges, and liz EnfecbIsd md peitepd.
ed with tho foltwiIiS iymptodM: fhdispsai-
tius to exsrtion, :l.ns'o pewer., io&s hfllsn-
ory, iDifRosity Of Bresthing,. ..wesk kssssss3
Trembling. 9IisrrUr Of Disssse. Fskefstlssms
Din1ess sufi Xiaios.: Pain in the. Hack. Hsst
Hands. Flushipg sfthe, Fedy, Drypsssef tsst
Skin, Eruption iaJfAsT deS .Hailid Countr-
nance, Universal Lassitudsief tho Muscular
Dsed BY persons s fram the Il aees & af cishtefp
to twenty Eve. aud from thirty fya % ejtS.
fire or in tho decline or .change Af liie; aftsr
confinement -or-letrr ipSifk; bsd sd-wetthlg 10
children. z "'ii+ - ,iss-s fr'tsff
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! sherifs saIesI :.
z !, aisHrn1Er''s 7 orftcE.
CysiIpEs. S, q. iMiafch en- lszi!

CssDEN1 s, C., March 9Th; Itzl. a :
by virtue Of ssadry Writ. of III Es., "
me directed and 'lrdged, Twill .proceeu'to sell
in frunt of the Court Heuse in Capdsh, on
Monday, the dday of; April, within tir.
legal hours Of sale. the following described
property, to.wit: The remaining portion II
the sitting on tho Homestead t,f one Tract ol
Land in this County. on west side Of Wutsree
River, containing Six Hundred Acres, more
or lsss, .bdsnded north BY Lands efP! Flan-
ngan, Henry lIsins, Barbary Rash; east b.
Lands Of J.;D, Kennedy; WIN. Kelly; south
by Lands Of Henry Smith, estate of Mrs
Young; west by Lands Of Joseph Lawhorn, &.
Williams and Lewis Sharp. Levied an Ia tEs.
property Of Thomas Sessions, at the suit VI
VIZ. ieituer:yr- r,a,rry 4,,.-r, s.,,ssg
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Sale.

By permission Of the Judge Of Probate, will
he sold at tho Post Office corner in Camden,
on Saturday, the llth inst, The personal Es-
tate of the late F. J. COLLIER. decd. con-
sistipe of a remnant Stock oil. Drugs, Medi'
cines' Household and Kitchen Furniture, &c.
Terms Cash. ~,
~ RI. J.McCREIGHT. Adm.
NS-..k q o.
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Iwish3 Z, purchases rather Small HORSE,
an easy PAGER, gentle and free in nction, and
ma Mor %"2 q a. 81. Us MERONEY.
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The Great Family Medicine--Ta,
ken internally, it cures sudden Colds Coughs
&c, and Weak stomach, General Debility,
Nursing. Sore Mouth, Canker. Liver, Com.
plant, Dyspepsia or Indigestion, Cramp or
Pain in the Stomach. Bowel Complaint,
Painters GoiIc; Aiiatic Cholera, Disffhosa
and Dys eDtary. .--. ~
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MASONIC!

The regular communication Of Ker.
shaw Lodge, No. 20, A.. f.. NJ. will
be held 4t4hsir Lodge Roopi6n Tuas.
day, evening bext, at 7 O'clock.
By order w.. NJ.
j. A. ScHRocK, Secretary.
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r. DTEa5 SsE
sFu,rsnd explicit directions aecomps6y q.

medicines. : J:Ys.FSS~ - .stssyas & AZ k3sfT.
Evidence offlioc' iimlost fespohlibie snd ~
liable charaetefa furnished on sap9licatisnr
with hundreds OF tfiouss spds living witlesses,
and upward sf3O, 900 nnsOlieited certificates
and ndieconuendafyl letters, mary fNhich Are
from the highest sources, includiHg emfnerb
Physicians, Ctergyuen sStatespen, ,ste. TIE
proprietor has never resorted to their Pdoll~
cation in the newspapers : be, docs not do this
from the fact that his articles rabk as Standard
Preparations, aud do not need IT, BE- propped
mp by certificates, = ::i--&-<s5} giass :.
Henry T. IIelmbold:s aGcnnine
Preparations ., 5,,,,1f9;
Delivered to any address. Secure frem
observation. - =, ."Ae
ESTABLISHED UPWARD -0FTWEN.
TY YEARS. Sold Draggists everywhere.
Address letters for information, in confidence
TO HENRY 7: HELMBOLD; Dtsgentand
cbsn;st ltzi. ~: = =. 80; s.S.i.aFs % e.4i:r
Only Depets. Fl. T. HELMBoLD's Drug
and Chemical Warehouse, No 594 RrosdwnX
New York, or, fol H R iHELMBOLDS
Medical Depot. lo4 South Tenth Street ssl Phil
BEWARE OF cotNTERFEirs.i Ak
for HEERYT. HELMBObD's:TAKENo
OIHER. - 4 !. ipunSo Ir ,:....
Feb. 33.-3m. -
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APPLIED EXTERNtLLY,

cures Felons, B,,ils, and Old Lsores. GeYers
Swelling Of tie Joints; Ribe Worm and
Tetter, Broken Breasts,,f Frosted Feet and
Chilblaiis, Toofhaeha. Paiu I'm the Face,
Nearslgiaa aud Rheumatism. Il. is a sure
remedy for Asue, Chills and Fever. :,
...s PAIN K1LLER,s.5t,,, ..,.
taken internally, should bs adulterated with
milk or Water,or made into q !5syrnp with
molasses Fur 8 Cough. aifsw dF0ps on 10.
gar, enten., will be more 7sfectise. thanj aoy-
thinacelsesg,i e, I7.t,Yikll3sSt tu,Ns
sss @ printed III directions wig which .eeoppani ~
s5la by all lfDfusrists.. s.s~:Fs;!1 tml-s1e .tas
EiLII -. p, 1900. - LIZ I.H-.-L -
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Being prepared .-xpressiyJ kr ;fhp,nSSss
complaints its BIeDd, purifying pspesties sns
greater than any other preparaiiap ef Ess.,
saparilla. II gives the Sonple xiss q cjsSsxE
healthy color and rsstdtss Tie pslirst 10 IS,
state !of health and purity. Fol purifying fss
blood; fs,nevias All chronic capsty giiosSt,
diseases stiiil,g from %; impure ltats q le
blood add AIs only TsJisbls. spd lshtxtlaf
known remedy for, ffae cure ef -psias as3 -
swelling Of the Bou-s. uicfystipa2 q 4tfcs
lthropt and legs. Blotches, WmbJsf 49,
face, Eysipefas uid sIisealy eEn9ptt ne
.aia, and bsnuliting the comp pic1iss 4 fHssr
iSulsss NV Z Z es..s ss.!sta sass ass.ffgss
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Pepper, Spices,

Starch, Corn Starch, aad Arrow Root
=. For Sale BY
HODGSON u DUNLAP.
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Henrys r Helnbold' g impsosed Rose Na.h'
cannot be surpassed us q Face Wash and tsii
bs found the only specific 'rerBedy tn every
species OF Cutareous, Affection. 1t speadhy
erndicdtes pinpies, ;spots, scorbatic dfyness.,
iadurstions of the cufnneons membrane, ste.r:
dispels reduess and incipient inflhmation'
hives. rash. moth patches, dryncss d sesip of
skin, frost bites, and oil purposes for which
salves or ointments aHe usedr restores tns
skin to state of purity and sottness. spds
nsures continued healthy aclibn TO the tlssge
Of its vessels, on which depends the agrecabte
ciearness and virac.tJ nj complexion 90 mach
sought and admired. = But however raluabto
as remedy for existing defects OF the skffr
H. T. HelmbOld's Rose Wash has long sus-'
tained its principle claim to uobehnded Pao
ronage, by possessing qualities which render
it a Toilet Appendage ofthe most superiaesTa
and Congenial character, combining IN aa
elegant formula those prominent requisites,
Safety and Efficacy-the invarisble accom-
paBjlRents of itss .nse--7ass Preservative and
Refresher ofthss Complex ION Itsis aaexcel-
lent I.otionsfors Syphilitie Mtpfe, ,snd as'an
injection for diseases of fhe Uf16ary Orf1ps,
arising from ,dissipatDn; usef n xoHnectigt
with The ExSacts Bucbn, >SaEsaTafilh ead
Catawba~ arnpe Pills, in etph aissssesAs
recommended. sannotbe surpdsseds Pnee
ONE D0LLARper,hGttie. Asss&
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A HORSE WANTED.

March 2. q.
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BOSTON, BARRE & GARDNER RAIL.

On and after Saturday Sept g. 1871 Passenger Train
leaves Worcester al 65 NJ and arrives at Gardner NJ
745. az
Leaves Gardner at Sis M, and arrives at Worcester
at 45. ''i
Freight Train ayes Worcester at 800 A. NJ and cord
ner at Leo p. NJ. IVERS PHILLIPS presIien "tu
s23 diff
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WORCESTER AND sPRINGFIELn division

Leave Worcester for Albany and Way Stations taccom
modation) at 635 am
pm. ~ ~
FOR Albany tcxpress 9.55; for New York and Albany
(eNp.) 1925 m, and 45t and l0.35 M New York
Sunday mali leaves at 1905 p. NJ. Sleeping cars will
leave Springfield for Rochester daily, connecting with
4.30 m train. - % $500
Leave Springfield for Worcester at 2.OO us Il.3O m
lS5 exp, 2O5 eNr, 400, $40 exp m. Albany Sunday
express $50 m. Sunday mail l2.25 a m (Monday)
RAILROAD CONNECTIOEs.-At Albany with The New
York Central, Troy and Grecnbush, and Hudson River
Railroads. At Chatham with the Harlem and Hudson
and Boston and Lebanon Springs Railroads. At State
Line with The llousatonc Railroad At Pittsfeld with
a Westheld with the New Haven and Northampton RR
Al Springfield with the Hartford New Haven and Spring.
ned and Connecticut River Railroads. At Palmer with
the New London Northern RR. At Worcester Junction
with the Providence and Worcester, Worcester and
Nashua and Norwich and Worcester Railroads. At
south birmingham with the Boston, Clinton and Fitch
bury and Milford Railroads.
@ o EILSSEL.I,. Stunt SnrinrhnlS
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k.
= StMMER ARRANGEMENT - Commencing ON
mONoAt' May l. lS1l-Passenger Trans for WorceG,
Lesye Fitchburg, q. M, 1850 and S 5Up NJ
South Fitchburg, sos 2. M, Il 81 and s 81 n m
Leomnser, 8 y a. m, LOO and 500 p, M
CAFES Crossing, SIT a. m, l.07 and l. or D. M
Fratt's junction, S.26 a. m, Lis and i. Is D. m
Sterling Center SS3 a m. l20 and so p. IN
Passenger Trains for Fitchburg-
Leave worcester $50 and II. 10 a. m. and 20 D. m
Sterling Junction, 7O7 and i 81 a. m. and 500 D. M
STERLING Center ia and l2.05 p. m, and hUS D. In
Pratt Junction 20 a. m, and u u and SIG p m.
Gates Crossing, 1875 a. m, l222 and 5.2l D. M
Leommser, l.30 a. m, u 80 and 5 30 p. m.
south Fltchourg, 1871 a. m. 1899 and 5.37 q. m.
RAILROAD CoNGECT1oEs.-Ihe 30 and II Is a, m. and
~ p m. trains from Worcester at Fitclbnrg
WIN the Cheshire and Rutland and Burlington r Il for
al! points north and VEST also Fitchburg
with the Vermont and Massachusetts Il for Greenfield
and Blall and intermediate stations.
lac SUI a. and l25U p. IN. IRAN rom Fltchburg CON
uect at worcester with Boston Worcester Providence
4, Hcrcester Norwich IL Worcester Railroads and
field. - W." '' NPiihs7
Jhe 559 p m train from Fchburg connects wor-
Jester WIN Norwich Worcester Steamboat Train for
new York via. New London II. A. BLOOD Supt
Office ftchburg 4 Worcester r. r. } up
Eitchburg Nav |
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Saflroaos.

FOR BOSTON VIA GROTON JUNG.
and 420p m. " 40
Returning, leave Boston at 625and II a. M. and D. M
Cars run through. Baggage checked through without
change.
Passengers by this route land in the immediate vicinity
Of Eastern, Boston & Maine, and Boston a Lowell
fax.
June vs. 1870 dtT anu
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vt ties Mail. Wv U
FARES GREATLY REDUCED
eteamships on the Connecting on the Pacific
ALASKA COLORADO VIZ
ARIZONA, CoNSTiTTfIoN
HENRY CHAUNCEY GOLDEN CITY,
NEW YORK, SACRAMENTO,
OCEAN QUEEN, GOLDEN AGE
NORTHERN LIGHT, MONTANA, &c &c
COSTA RIGA.
One of the large and splendid steamships of this
line VIII leave Pier No. ~, North River foot of Canal
street at IL O'Clock, the 18th and 30 of every
then on the preceding SATURDAY., for ASPINWhLL
connecting via, Panama Railway with of the Com.
pany steamships from Panama for SAN FRANCISCO
touching at Manzanillo.
All departures connect at Panama with Steamers for
SOuIu PACIFIC and CENTRAL AMERICAN
JAMAICA " O''
a For Japan and China, Steamer leave San Francisco
nrst o every month. except when it falls on Sunday
tnen on the day preceding
u ohe hundred POUNDS baggage allowed each Adult
INTERPRETATIONS accompany Baggage through and at
tend to ladies and children without male projectors
received on the Dock the day before sailing from
% railroads. and passengers who prefer to send
An experienced surgeon on board Medicine and at
FOR Freight or Passage Ticket or further information
Apply ~ the company ticket Office, on tho Wharf 10
n bhSn, agents to SUTTON & WHEELER. 2 Lincoln
hIock' Morcesteri or to agents for New England.
,oo a.. Z. L. BARTLETT ~ CO.,
- VI IL Broad street. Boston.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1871-10-10
TUNING, POLISHING & REPAIRING
PIANO FORTES.

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