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Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1871-11-16
LETTER LIST.

The following is list of Advertised Let
tiers remaining unclaimed in the Post Office
1T Toledo, Iowa, November Is. 1871.
Persons calling for tn sc letters will
please say advertised and give date OF this
list.
Th Chris Bartels Thomas Farmhouse
John Cooper John Prey
Ella Uazcn George Smith
Bell Henderson Miss VI Thompson
Ja les II knight Marcia Wheaton
W S Lincoln Joseph Youpa
Sloan Mason.
EMILY l.. DlLLMAN, p NJ.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1871-11-16
CARLTON 1r TAMA Co., Iowa. I

hereby certify that John Golwi ger,
carnishee in The case O. Sha,,ucX vs.. Krusc
has paid me thirty SIX 500 dollars. being
the full amount Of II noe. acc 1r,liIg to said
Golwi,zers statement. given by him to said
kruse, and herring date August 23d 1871,
q nj payable three months after date.
Ju.i. CRAIG, J. 7.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1871-11-16
Fifteen Volumes Filled With
Choice Piano Music.
VOCAL COLLECTIONS.

VOCAL CoLLECrloSS.
" Shiu;ng Lights. A choice colleQionr1
saof beautiful Sacred Songs.
IL Hearth and Home, Fiieside Echoes !
Aand Sweet Sounds. Three Volumes ofn
Eeasy Songs by Webster, Perley, etc.
IL Golden Leaves. Volumes |. and IL. il
EYrhe two volumes contain all Of viii S. n
II; Hays Songs. II
IL Priceless Gems. A collection oil
T1beautiful Ballads by Wallace, Thomas n
UAe'lsr' s'S' }
n INSTRUMENTAL COLLECTIONS III
\ Fairy Fingers, Magic CiI Gle, and =
HYoung Pianist. Three volumes Of very II
q easy Music for young players. nj
III Pearl Drops and Musical Recrea- III
y tons. Dance Music. Two collectionslt
nEor moderate difficulty. RI
iSs Pleasant Memories. A collection of
iMbeautifui pieces by Wyman, Mack, ]
gDress,e.. etc. Il
II Golden hines. \ collection ofbril-\
tjliant parior Music by Charles Kinkcl Y
brilliant Gems. 4 splendid collection
by Vi,bse, Alard, Packer, kinkel. etc.
Price $3.50 per volume, elegant, bound
in cloth, with gilt Sides 81 III plain cloth
S915 in boards. Address,
J. l.. PETERS, 500 Broadway New York.
We also call attention to The Opera al
Home, a collection OF over one hundred
beautiful opera songs. Price S. in cloth
and gilt. Trade price 81. i3-ol
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1871-11-16
RAILROAD TAX.

4 PETITION Of one-lhird Of .he resident
4 tax payers of the township of Spring
Creek. in til c county of lama, in the State
of Iowa. asking the submission by us to the
legal voters Of said Townslipof the ques-
ton of aiding in the construction Of the
Railroad of the
BURLINGTON, CEDAR RAPIDS s. MIN
NEsOTA RAILWAY COMPANY,
by the levy Of tax on the property taxa
Bile in said township, having been presen-
ted to rs.
Now. ,her efore, notice is hereby given,
that at the
SCHOOL HOUSE,
in Sub District No. 8, insaid Township, on
the tA
TWESTY-THIRD DAY Of NOV, A. D. 1871,
a special election will be held, at which the
polls will be open as provided for general
elections and at which election the ques-
ton Of aiding in the construction Of said
Railroad by the levy and collection Of o tax
of FIVE per cent on the last assessed value
of all properly in said Township to be paid
to said Railway Company as provided by
law, and by it expended only in the con-
struction of their said Railroad, within
Spring Creek Township, in said county,
will be submitted to the legal voters Of said
Township In said county.
Those in favor Of aiding in the construc-
ton of said Railroad in the manner here
inbefore get out, will have written or print
ed on their ballots, Taxation" and these
opposed thereto, will have written or print
ed on their ballots, "No Taxation"
Tie road to be completed in the year A.
D. 1872 through said Township.
Witness our hands this twenty sixth day
OF October, A. D. 1871. ws
G. M. FINCH,
as w. SHATTUCk,
a. -'rustees of Surinp Creek Township
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1871-11-16
E.lc Election Returns.

In New York, the Republican
State Ticket has about $4,000 major.
i;v. General Sigel, candidate for
Register Of New York City, has 25,-
600 majority. Nearly al the Re
form candidates in the city and coun-
" had from 2a,o01 to 1000 majority.
Onlv one OF the five Senators from
lie lty are Tamniany men and lie is
Tweed, himself The New York
Legislature will have two-thild Re
publican majority.
III Massachusetts, Washburn has
1900, or 10000 majority, notwith-
standing that the Labor Re!ormers,
l'rohihi.ionests AMI Democrats ran
candidates against him. The Lcais.
laturc is over three lourihs Hepub,i-
can.
In Maryland, The Democratic ma
iority is reduced to 3,S0S, while the
Republicans elcctel i Members OF
thu Legislature.
In Minnesota, the Republican tick
ct is elected by about 5000 ma iori-
", aud the Republicans have Il good
working majority III the Legislature,
lii Illinois, General Beverage, Re
publican candidate Tor Congressman.
at.arse has about II 600 majority
The Coalition ticket OF county ane
city officers in Chicago is ciectc.! b
some 1000 majority.
In Wisconsin the Republican Stat,
Ticket has over 10000 majority.
Al the Charter election Dctroi
gave Republican majority, the frs
tor twenty years.
In New Jersey, Parker, Demo
crat, is elected Governor by som
800 majority, while the Republican
have majority in the Legislature.
In Mississippi, the Republican
have carried the State Ticket b,
about 5000 majority, and have
majority of 10 or IL III the Scnat
while the House OF Delegates is il
doubt.
Virginia elects Conservative Leg
is!ature by about 20, 0oo ma nriy.
The returns are certainly o. !, YER,
gratifying character, and ind.ca' &
with rcma, kablc unamini;y, the pop
ular dstrust Of Democracy rs per
sonItiei is the party oil that name
Last year Hoffman was elected Cox
ernor OF New York by majority q
1906. In 1869 Nelson, Democra,
b at SigcI, Republicans, Tor Sec
rotary OF State, to the extent Of 90
III. Every one knows that larg
share, if not the full! amount OF thcs
III ,joritirs were fraudulent Thi
year the property holders and re
spectacle m"n OF New York City
who have seldom voted, went to tn
p Ills like patriots, and worked 10
honest officers, for City and State
With all eXertioas to secure Il ial
election ana an ho!est count, tn,
committee III charge base discovered
over 10000 fraudulent votes aud hay,
many OF the rcrea.crs III arrest III,
indications are that The puriica.;o.
Of the city Of New York is u. kant
and that the State has retained Il
the place she ha; always occupied
N rea'ity. in the Republican ranks. \
gain Of, from 5000 TO 10000, in tn,
St,te and Tie success Of The homes
,nels' ticket in the State and CITY
are good enough Tor one days work
In New Jersey, in 1868, Coy
ernor RAnSolph, Democrat was
9 ,c,cd by 4,6ls, aud IL the
Legislature there WAS a Demo
cratic majority of sav"r. Last year
The Democratic majority in the Leg
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1871-11-16
ORIGINAL NOTICE.

STATE OF. IOWA. TAMA COUNTY, SIS.
To Mary c. Bates, Clarinda c. Davis, Lean
der Clark, W. +. Johnston, Wesley john
ston, and Leander Clark as Admlnistra-
tor OF the estate of Norton Bates, deceased:
You. and each of you, are hereby notified
that on or before the 18th day of January.
\. b. 1872, there will be Gu file, in the Of
fee OF the Clerk Of the Circuit Court Of Ia
ma county, Iowa, a petition Of George l..
Bailey, Aiministrato: of the estate of Moses
Bates. deceased, claiming Of you the fore
closure of q certain mortgage thereia de-
scribel, given by Norton Bates to Moses
Bates; that no personal judgment will be
asked against any of you except Leander
Clark as Administrator of the estate of said
Norton Bates deceased. and that unless you
appear thereto, and defend, on CT before
noon, of the second day of the next term OF
said court, being the January tenn Of said
Court for the year A. d 1872, cdmmencing
on The third Monday Of January, 4. D.lsI2,
at the Cour, House, in Toledo in sal conn
ty, default will be entered against You, and
judgment rendered thereon.
APPELGAIE 4 EINNE,
4G-491 A,t'ys for Plaintiff.
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GOOD ADVICE
Before Breakfast.

Consider carefully the duties of
the day, and if it is found i'm
portant that some Of tho wants
OF the family be Immediately
supplied, resolve to supply them
as cheaply as possible keeping in
view the
QUALITY OF THE GOODS.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1871-11-16

A correspondent Of a New York
paper relates touching instance Ct
insect instinc: as follows: | tonnd af
cockroach ruggling in a bowl oil
water. | took halt a peanut shell
for boet. l out him into it and
gave him two wooden toothpicks for
oars. and lett him. Tie next morn.
ing visited him, and he had put a
piece of white Gotten thread Oh one
Of tile toothpicks, and st the tooth
pick up on end as signal Of distress.
He had hair on the other toothbick
aud there tina; cockroach sat fishing
The cockroach exhausted, had fallen
asleep. The sigth melted me To
tears. l never had to chew. lether
to get a soul. | was born with one.
| took that cockroach out, gave Lin
= spoonful OF cruel, and lett. That
animal never forgot that ac: OF kind
ness, and now my house is chuck tul
OF cockroaches.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1871-11-16
After Breakfast,

Harness up your team and drive
10 the Union Store, in Toledo,
if You want good Goods at a
small advance above first cost.
The proprietors have in stock u
fine variety OF new fall and VIM
ter goods which they
WILL SELL Low.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1871-11-16

sIIAvK I not right 20 be saucy il
I please::n asked young lady OF an
old bachelor. Eyes, if yon please,
but not it you dispIe:se, was his an
SWer.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1871-11-16
SU OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.

Xarper's Week!y, one year, 81 90
An oxtra cory Of either the Magazine, lveek-
~, or Bazar will be supplied gratis for eve
ny club of Five Subscribers at 81 90 each.
in one remittance or six copies for $50.
without extra copy.
SUBSCRIPTIONS to Uarpers Magazine,
Weekly and Basdr, TO one address for on
year. $40 90: or, two Ut lIa:per's peri obi
calls, to one ad iress for one year, 81 GO.
Back numbers can be supplied at any
time.
The annual volumes of Xnper's Weekly
in neat cloth binding, will be sent by cx-
press, free Of expense. for 81 90 each. a
complete set, comprising fifteen volumes,
sent on receipt Of cash at TIE rate of S. %
per VOL, freight AMI expense TO purchaser.
The postage on Xarpers Weekly is 20 cts.
o year, Which must b paid al the subscrlL-
cr's pcstofiiec. Address
HARPER G. BROTHERS,
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1871-11-16
HARPER G. BROTHERS,
New York.

R4IL ROlD TIES WANTED.
N OTiCEis hereby given, that The Toledo
~ and h.Westerh Rail Way will pay
so cents apiece for good mcrchantable burr
or white oak rail road Ties, to be delivered
on the lines of said road, to such points as
w. IL HARRISON, president. Of the company.
may designate, said ties to be counted, in
spectcd and accepted by an Inspector ap>
pointed by the Board of Directors. BY orr
der OF the Board of Directors of The T. & N
". r. w. JIG. SAFLEY,. Sec'ty.
-. Il0tf WEE .E-l - .l -
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1871-11-16
WE WILL PAY

E.IU We WIFI FAF S0U
Agents $50 per week 10 sell our great and
valuable discoveries. 1t you want perna
nent, honorable and pleasant work. apply
for particulars. Address DYER y CO.,
Jackson, Michigan. H
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1871-11-16
AFTER DINNER.

II not before, be on hand to ex.
anime their stock, among which
you will find some splen did and
very heavy flannels from tho
German mills at Oskaloosa; also,
the WHITNEY BooT. This make
of boot has been long in the
market, and it is almost uniyer.
sally conceded to be the
BEST MADE BOOT SOLD.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1871-11-16

If you wan. TO sell anything, advertise
1 it in the REPUBLICAN. rtf
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1871-11-16
AFTER srpFE7.

Examine your bargains, and if
you find any mistakes or dam
aged goods, call early or notify
the proprietors, who are ever
Ready to make oil things Right
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1871-11-16
"a Complete lsictDliiss EEisi0ry
OF the Times"

"7Ae best, cheapest, md most successful
Family Paper an the Uaiou"
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1871-11-16

Their Wool Lined Boot
Is also new thing far exceed
ing the wool lined shoe in con-
Venlencc,
COMFORT AND DURABILITY.
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~THEC Court CoNT1NUEs.-In the case OF
Joel A. Schrock, the Defendant, was acquit-
ted, on Friday last.
Kent Whitaker, convicted Of manslaush-
ter, was sentenced to two years imprison-
ment, at hard labor in the penitentiary'
Nelson Pittifoot convicted of assault and
battery, was sentenced to three months in
the county Jail, he having been there about
three months already ~
The Court of Sessions was. then adjourned
and the Common Pleas converted. The re-
mainder of Saturday morning was consumed
in calling the Calendars and appointing days
for the trial of causes -. .-.--..
Owing to the indisposition of his Honor,
Judge Melton, no Court was held on Mon
day.
: George Ballard vs. s. G. R. R. Co. was
heard Tuesday and Wednesday, resulting in
a verdict for plaintiff for s3,6S1 so.
The case of Z. B. Cantey vs.. Theodore
Lang was heard to the hour Of adjournment
yesterday. .--.
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AN AccIDENr.-On> Tuesday afternoon
as Meroney's hack which was full of passen-
gers, besides Mr.. Meroneys nurse and his
two little children, was starting from the
depot, after the arrival of the train, the
driver very foolishly whipped his horses un-
til they were in a full gallop, and as they
were turning the ,cerncr of the hill, the fore
wheels became unlosed from the main body
Of 'tke hack, and threw it down on one side
xithaseat nioleHee- to, the ground, upsetting
every one. Mr.. Mcroney's nurse had her
right arm broken above the elbow, but the
balance of the passengers escaped without
serious injuries. DR.. s. Baruch set the
limb, and the patient is doing well. 1t was
surely a ProvidontialI thing that no one
else m1'SsaS,sseriously hurt, especially the
little children As the body of the vehicle
had to be raised before they could be got
arThe entire accident was owing to the
criminal conduct Of the reckless driver, VINO
nshef his horses, one of them was very
spirited, animal. and dashed around this
abrupt, corner, where the road is very bad,
at best, ,+t o..3..-e: ..i..... .-i.
No hlame whatever can be attached to the
horses, for they stood perfectly still as soon
no tba hack hecame uncoupled The driver
on this occasion was not the regular one,
or else the accident would not have occurred.
The whole affair caused but few minutes
delay, when the hack was coupled, and in a
short tinie' the passengers were again seated,
on their way to their respective hotels.
We were present at the smash-up, but
escaped With oply q slight bruise upon the
hand and arm, which has fortunately not
unified us from driving the quill.
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arrival of Squad of United States soldiers,
who did not know why they were sent here,
and that, we had our, suspicious which We
would wait to sec verified or not, as the case
might be.Trf,' ,r:r4I::E i.o..,a'A g r,si
Those suspicious proved correct. We are
informed that the circumstances are as fol-
lows: Some time since, Messrs, ~, An
crum, jr., and A. II. Boykin, went into the
store of F.'Goss, appointment radical, about
3 o'clock i'm the afternoon; to purchase some!
.bs; a,rrrrHrtqn having arisen, Mr.
Ancrum struck Goss with a. small riding
switch. Thereupon Goss took out a war
rant against both of the young men, for as
sault and battery, issued by J. +. Suther-
land, Esq, Trial Justice. They were ar
rested and bound over to appear at the
present term of Court of Sessions. In the
meantime, Goss makes an affidavit and has a
warrant issued from the United States
Court, bringing the case under the Ku-Klux
Bill. A United States Marshal, Sherman
by name, came over, supported by the SOL
d;ers and their bayonets, and arrested Messrs.
Ancrum and Boykin, who were taken before
Commissioner Gayle, and bound over to ap-
pear at the u S. Court to be held at Col
umb,a, on the 4th day of next month. To
the credit of the Marshal belt said, he did
not carry the soldiers with him, but went
down quietly and performed his unpleasant
duty, as agrceably as was possible, under
the circumstances.
When called upon by Judge Melton to
know whether he be had any bills to be CIV
en- out to the Grand Jury, J. NJ. Davis,
Esq, acting Solicitor, stated t, his Honor,
that he had been informed that prosecution
had been entered in the U. S. Court against
Messrs. Boykin and Ancrum, by Goss for
the same offence for which he then had n
bill to give out, but did not do SO, preferring
to wait until it was seen what was to be done
in the United States Court.
This is rather unusual case, but it really
is nothing more nor less than simple as
sault and battery, and has nothing more to
do with Ku Kluxism than larceny has
The result of this attempt to crafty malice
will soon be seen, as the U. S. Court will
convene in Columbia next week, ...,..-. g.. ..
Messrs. Ancrum and Boykin have en-.
gagged counsel, who will appear for them if it
becomes necessary. ..s 20. o.. ii. p. ,. f..
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1866-1891, 1871-09-28

IMpoRTANTf TO BUILDERS AND, Con-
TRAcroRs:-We learn from our Charleston
exchanges that Mr.. P. P. Toale, the well
known manufacturer of Doors, Sashes, Blinds,
&C., has established depot at No. 20 Hayne
street, where he keeps constantly on hand
not only all articles from his own manufactory,
but also every variety Of builders hard gare,
French and American window glass, both
plain and Ornamental, slate mantels, and, in
short, everything necessary to finish hand
somely residence, store, or church.
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1866-1891, 1871-09-28

THE SoNs OF TEMPERANcE-Last Mon
day being the eycning for election. of the
officers to serve for The. ensuing quarter, the
following members of Waterce Division, No.
9, we're chosen, unanimously:
FL. Zemp, W.-P.
Robert Man, ". A.
A, NJ. Kennedy, P. W. ?.
SsfsaESaas Isefshaw, r. S.
e"a.R:sR Kennedy, A. RS.
S9S.BtN Hay, T. .-.
James Jones, F. S. .
FL. Zcmp. jrsC.
J. B. Lyles, A. G.
G. Nelson, /. S. =
W. c. Pegues, o. s. ~r-,.
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Walsh, one Of Grants party henehmeu,
at New Orleans, in "a published card, says
he did offer Gov. Yarmouth 800, QUO to sign
the ,water-works bill, one Of the biggest
.swildles out-butthat he demanded $75, 900,
which he, Walsh, would not pay, and hence
the nnpleasantness. 49, =
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IOCA.LNEWS.
CAMDEN POST OFFICE.


Until further notice the Northern and South
ern Mail will close every night during the week
at 81 o'clock p NJ. Sundays at 4 o'clock Z. NJ.
LANCASTER AND FLAT RocK-Arrivcs ut 9
o'clock P. NJ, Monday W ednesday and FRI
Friday. Leaves at 6 o'clock A. NJ, Tuesday,
Thursday and Saturday. ..-
BRADFORD SrREsss, JEFFERSON AND T11LEn's
FEnnr-Arrives sf12 o'clock NJ, every Friday.
Leaves at p ~, every Friday. 60
Office opcnsdisring the week for delivery of
Mail, from 9 O'Clock, 4: NJ TO o'clock P. NJ,
and from g. o'clock 2. NJ, to y o'clock 2. NJ.
Sundays from 10 AN. to II o'clock Pm.
PENALTY OF SENDING LETrERs BIZ EXPRESS.
Sec. l99. All persons: whatsoever who shall
after the passage Of this act transmit by any
private express, Of. other means by this act de-
clared unlawful auy letter or letters, package
or packages, or other. nathalie matter, except
ing newspapers, pamphlets, magazines and Pc
riodicals, or who shall place or cause to be de-
posted atfany appointed place, for the purpose
Of being transported by such unlawful means
any matter or thing properly transmitiole oy
mail, excepting newspapers, Pampniets maga-
xines and periodicals, or who shall deliver any
such msttst, sxGspting newspapers, pamphlets,
magazines and periodicals. for transmission to
any agontio or agents of such unlawful expresses,
shstlk for each and every offence, forfeit ana
pay the sum Of, fifty dollars. X :,
eAug-3., y .SAMcEL rhaeh' : W.
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Bagging and Ties.

One Bale heavy Dundee Bagging. ra
One Bale medium do. do. .-..-,-.
One Bale Bagging Twine. ',''.'''
One Ton Eureka" Ties.
Just received and for sale by -
D. L. DEsAUSsURE & CO., yaas
Aug lift. Com. Agents.
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.
A BRUTAL AssXULT.-We have been
credibly Informed that on last Saturday af-
ternoon, brutal assault was committed upon
the person of John Pickett, by John Jack
son and two of his brothers, on the the west
ern side of Wateree. Our informant states,
that while crossing Chesnuts ferry that
afternoon, John Jackson and Pickett be-
came involved in an alteration, and that
Pickett struck Jackson, after which they
made friends, and proceeded on their way,
riding together for more than mile. That
Jackson suddenly disappeared, and shortly
afterwards the party separated, Pickett 60
ing home, alone. After proceeding short
distance, he found himself confronted by
John Jackson and his two brothers, who at
once set upon him, struck. him with an i'm
mense club, ten inches in circumference,
by measure, and beat him most brutality
They then ieft;him. Mr:IPickett has since
been laid up. i He has, however, taken out
a warrant against the parties. We do not
know; whether the aboyc::iias correct version
affair, or not, bpt We give it as it was
told to rs, by a geutlcuran whose veracity
we do not doubt, who himself had received
the information from party who was per-
fectly convctsant with the particulars.
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1866-1891, 1871-09-28

The SHIP AtNosrt ASeuoRED.M
Kennedy's- store, which ff0r tie last three
weeks has been oa1a trip rfpfps; town, tor the
benefit of its hesth, arrived . % % Monday Y o
night opposite the-locatioh fhithqqr thq it w was
destined The ruins of the Episcopal church
haze fsen demolished, and the lot prepared
fssslsaaIsa Secspaithi Sathe naeeS O,onier.i >'jH
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Estate Notice.
Proposals..

OFFICE COUNTY COMMISSIONERS,
80 ,... CAMDEN, S. c., Sept a., 1871:
Sealed proposals will be received at the othee
of the Commissioners for one month from date
for the digging of canal for taking; in the run
of Spear's Greek Mt the Columbia Road
Proposals must state for how much per foot the
party or parties will dig the said canal.
]. F. SUTHERLAND,
sent 14-1m Chair man.
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1866-1891, 1871-09-28

ENrERTAINMENr.-Thc ladies of the
BplssoparD Dhuichi, viii give, at the Town
Hall, tonight, supper, the proceeds Of
witch win Win 81 81 dga7oted to furnishing the new
church ,poy ,pFesaarlly completed, ~ Msa
AS there will be many young ladies there
wsttaiuk We can promise to allwho attend
for the purpose Of enjoying more intel
lsetaal. pleasure than that of foasting, alone,
a, very pleasant; time. But there is no ne
sruce 70 All VIC
cano sayis'sdu know how it is YOURSELF" in
cases of this kind. The people of this COM
munity are noted for their charity and
promptness in assisting and aiding worthy
object, and we feel assured that ina cause
Ike the present, we need only call to their
attention the fact that their offerings are So
lifitsap|qsis g cheerful e IL and d worthy Or re re
s,&ef j s., /.
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1866-1891, 1871-09-28

AMONG the arrivals at, the Kershaw
House, we notice CHE following names: O.
NJ. sadler, Route Agent Southern Express
Company, J. E: Thames. Asst. Sup,t. ). e.
R. R., Capt G. W Lester, 8ofthe steamer m e
Isis, Rey. E. A. Bolles Agen. American
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