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The Portland daily press., 1871-12-27

Notwithstanding the 9th
er attractions and the uncertainty in regard to
the distribution of presents, the Fakir of Wish
nu was greeted with q large audience at Music
Hall, on Christmas evening, and the perform
ance was excellent The magic clock and bell,
and the great umbrella trick were the most as
tonishing experiments presented; the former
almost seeming to convince the audience of
supernatural agency which controlled its move
ments Signor Briginsi is an excellent juggler,
and his various feats are received with great
applause. The Marionette family never fail to
convulse the audience by their laughable and
lifelike performances. The question of gifts is
now satisfactorily adjusted, and one hundred
beautiful and valuable presents were distribu-
ted among the audience in a manner which
gave universal satisfaction
The Portland daily press., 1871-12-27

NEW YORK, Dec. 6-Morning.-Gold 1884, Money
per cent Gold. Sterling Exchange 100. State bonds
The Portland daily press., 1871-12-27

Freighfs.
CMARhEsroS, Dec. q. Ito Liverpool, by steam
sail. direct, 7-l6d ON uplanss. To HAVE, by sail ic
y ID on uplands. Coastwse to New York, by steam
3c W ID on uplands, and 1c on Sea Islands; 50 ID
uerce on Rice; by sail, &c ~ ID on uplands; 81 "a
W on Lumber; 50 a $40 on Timber. To Boston,
oy sail, 3c on upland Cotton To Providence IS % NJ
on Boards; ic " ID on uplands; by steam 81 % bale
IN addition to New York rates. Vessels are In de-
m. 70 take Lumber freights from Georgetown &c.
~ aen and Satilla River, Ga, and jacksonville Fla
n NI,rtnern ports, and $40 q si2 " NJ are rates on
Lumber and Boards
Boston stock List.
tsaes at the Brokers Board, Dec. 26.l
i0Ol
Vermont Central LIST Mortgage 7s...,,.,...... s3
United States 6-2os, 1851, ........
July, 1865. ....,.,,,,. ia
i. r. ;...,.......... 1O5
Union Pacific Railroad. ....,., 90,
Bates Manufacturing Company '''' ,iSs
Few Hampshire State Skies, 1s74 .' 100
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MISCELLANEOUS NOTICES.

To produce that permanent elasticity of the
nerve structure, so essential to the healthy &C
ton of the nervous system, tone and stimulate
it with SMoLANDERs BUCHU, which entirely
eradicates kidney, bladder and glandular dis
eases, mental and physical debility, diabetes,
gravel, female weakness and uterine malades.
1t has the emphatic endorsement of family
physicians. ms dec27th-eod1w
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MURDER OF A C1ERcvMAN

LITTLE ROCK, Dec. 26.-Rev. w. c. Wallace
was shot and killed at Atlanta Columbia co.
on the 10th by man named Chapman, who
was drunk and used some insulting language to
Wallace family, for which the clergyman re-
proved him. The murderer escaped.
The Portland daily press., 1871-12-27

SOUPS of all kinds are much improved by
the addition of dessert spoonful of the famous
Halford Table Sauce. If you try this recipe
you will no more go without the Halford than
without soup
The Portland daily press., 1871-12-27
IOWA.
RAILROAD ACCIDENT.

DUBUQUE, Dec. 25.-Saturday night passen-
ger train bound north on the Burlington, &C.
dar Rapids and Minnesota railroad broke thro'
the bridge over Shell Rock River at Rockford
station, Iowa, precipitating the engine caboose,
baggage car and one coach down % feet. James
and Robert White, fireman, were instantly
killed. The baggage master had leg broken,
and the express messenger was seriously,
though not dangerously injured
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AUCTION SALES.
Genteel Furniture, &C., mt Auction.

Genteei Furniture, &c, af Auction.
an THURSDAY, January 4th, at ten O'Clock NJ.
" We shall sell at house No 81 Congress st. all the
Furniture in said house consisting in part OfLounges,
Easy Chairs, Centre Tables, Mirrors, with marble
sab BRUSSELS Carpets, Painted Set and other Cham
Der Furniture, Ingram Carpets, Extension Table,
Dining Room Chairs, Curtains, Crockery and Glass
Ware, Full French China Tea Service, Hat Tree Re
higerator two Parlor Coal Stoves, Magee Cook Stove
together with Kitchen Furniture aud about four tons
coal; also the Gas Fixtures throughout the house.
The most of this Furniture Is and in prime or
der.
. dec27td . F.o. BAILEY & CO., Aucts.
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a fancy make, and these hast filled with various
sweets, and then the oranges by hundreds came
out until every one received alike an orange
and a little stocking filled with candies. Then
he gave them good advice and his best wishes
and vanished. Altogether it seemed as if the
affair was perfect success, and the committee
who had it in charge spared no pains to make it
so. The concert on Sunday evening appropriate
to Christmas eve is spoken of as being one of
the best. The vestry is adorned in the most
tasteful manner with green. The school, we
understand, is in most fourishing condition.
The Methodist Society of Cape Elizabeth cell
ebrated Christmas by Christmas tree in their
church near the Ocean House. There was sing
ing by the young ladies of the Sunday School,
recitations by the children and a speech by the
pastor, Rev. j. Fairbanks.
Last evening, it being st. Stephens Day, the
children of the Sunday School of St Stephens
Church held their Christmas festival at the
church. A large tree, with loaded branches
and well-lighted, stood in front of the chancel
A short service, and an address from the rector
interspersed with carols, preceded the distribu
ton of the gifts. Another carol and the chill
dren each received Christmas cake Then
followed the benediction and the little ones
went to their homes happy with the pleasures
of the evening.
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CHICoT COUNTY MATTERS.

Conway Barbour, colored, assessor of Chicot
county, arrived here to-day. He left Lake Vii
lage Friday and says everything is quiet. No
exccsses were committed and the officers of the
law have complete control of affairs The
governor has not yet heard from his adjutant
general, and will wait for rebort before tax
ing action
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sHtRiEr's OFPlcE.
CAMpEv, s.. c. March sths 1871.

z .'zs-rb n lfg.4-1
ByEirtue Of Sendry Writ ;of Fl .Fa.. d
me directed and lodged will proceed to sei
in frunt Of fhe Court Honse In CGmden; ot
Monday, the Sd day, of April, within III
legal hoursnof saie.ithe followiug describes
property, TO. wit: The remaining portion .ot
the sitting OF The. HoInestead Vi one, TfsctsoI
Land n,stbis: County. .son west side ne Watsree
River, containing ,Siin Hundred iAcress suubre
or hess. bounded north BY iaHds of P: Flsnv
nigan, Henry Helms, Barbary Rush; east b
Lands efJsDt Kennedy, VIM. Kelly; soath
by -Lends.of Henry Smith, esfate Of bfrs
Young; west By Lands Of Josepb. .Lswborn, C.
Williams and Lewis Shnrp. LEVIED on as the
property Of Thomas Sessionsf at. thessuit u
W.Z.Leitner. ~. :. ~ :. q ;l2ts - -,
..s-l}, - 4 ALSO ,i:g :-ils-Fii. ~ :,
One Tract Of Land In this County. lying on
both sides of the Stage -Rosd lending from
Camden 10 Lancaster, containing Three7Hua
ared and Fifty Acres, more soriesa, bounded
by Lands Of j. N. 'Ingrabmi on the1 north;
west by Lands Of Mrs. Knox and Jsmes M.
Bowers; south by Lands of Jno, H iIograhm;
east by the estate of Dr.. w. C.. Canthen..
Levied on as the property .snf' Jas. ID. Ini
grahm, deceased, at the: suit of q. Barnes. 2;
sxs-.s2. !: ALSO ee
Eight Hesd Of Cattle. seized under mort>
gage, as the property Of s., j. Benton, at the
suit of Jesse Truesdel. DO
as siizla, ALSO es.'i, "a!
One Horse and Three Head, Of Cattle,
seized. under mortgage, as'the property Of
Isaac Mattox, at the suit Of Geo. Alden'
Agent. -. ~. -. :,-r,7 ~
ALSO ae,a =
One Mule, Cow and Calf, Sow and Pigs,
one Yearling, seized under mortgage, as the
property of swep Champion, at the suit Of
Mrs. Amelia Elias, Adm'Txs { p Es5a !
ALSO go" q z"
One fine Mule and Seven Head Of Cattle,
seized znnder mortgage, Eas the propeityef
Jno. 3. Pace, at the suit of VIM CIyburns,
Assignee. ~. ,.,.;,,y..s .--s-.,a.4 aPi 7Ft,7 !
Terms Cash. Purchaser paying for stsmps,
and papers. J.P. BOSWELIt. Is :
March 9.-3t. ?, :ssfi - S.K.C.
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power the County Commissioners of
Kershaw, to lovy special tax, which

power the County Commissioners oil
Kershaw, to lovy special tax, which
Dis Or ahsDurposaa Of ssraetings jail
and tHifd, al act 30 iacorporafs the
5Gamdsps sSteam Min Company, which
iisaa susssSiiss ,polsas yes 3lhlly orgss,
1issd, BIT xilf BE- durisg tke curfsdi
year.
The act to extend the corporate
limits -the-towuss @so-nss soincsude
"Kirkwood' is one rather inde6pite: in
its description .of what "Khkxood'
consists. Eor. thalxillage stretches-ani
into what may be termed ga boundless
asnisaitg1ofispace, aud shodstoe, has
strictiyssne liWits.asfhatd We areH Haware
iSiffsqssa 1s4scsssstssa GA dssanssss. q
some Pqinsss, a 9at !, least ts!ss lb,r three miles
from the Court 1euss. lmagies Ihen,
what ashuse: city senhs2e, seddppepsf,
like tbe,F4ench 'aray iinsRe late war;
and. let US no slSdge rIs6nsss o5ptisaseITses 5tia IN
e the term s;toEn,9 since it i, an iin
suit 70 ,o4s inlmensitS. .,r.ii rsIoisP
Let us cougratulate oupselvesthatw We
are, at least arortion' Of u.s. lfss.i a
city where You can't see lie houses ,is for
the trees, owing to limited power of
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,IMPORTANT NOTICE.

AnminsstratGfb, Execut0f bthf6 1Fi.
,ducefies, ste hereby sn0tif ifad tbat tiny Mplt
,cume forward 1t ouce and make Their anhusl
returns 10 this Office. Those sfaalfIg sst 70 d.
will be idealt itkaccsrdingto law. Z
: This eiiiea win bes cleeed ,Hext month 4, Z,
y fl:;S; JssF.rSUTfiERI.AsSD;GH !.
.MsS6 siiss ssEs { ZI .FFsoss s't II
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btiSyvtuESuoA A4al4Ho1tybs7yA8 0osQy uuu
out correspondent informs ps8 by telas
graph chat protection Hss offered sotall
|leoloredq men who would return totheir
homes and resume work ..2f.s.3z:. l,:sfsz=:
Matters are now quiet, and no fur
ssher troubles ore apprehended. hi
f III. ;1,!. re, LATER. = -. 3s.S
/ Quiet appears to be restored here.
Three companies of United States
infantry !are speampsd 10 the town,
and the utmost good feeling exists be-
tween. the eiyiliand military authorities.
1t, Il understood that the armsfin the
hands :. Of the negro militia are to be
given up. .1,1a az ~
! The Governor has written to several
prominent citizens of this section to
assemble in Columbia Tomorrow, and
doubtless good will result. ,iflsa 81
! From the beginning Of these troubles
ups to. this time two whites have been
wounded, and two or three. negroes
killed, and perhaps . few, wounded.
The accounts: have; been; very much
exaggerated. ~
The only; DANGER now apprehendcd
is from the execution of threats on the
part of the negroes to burn the town,
one attemp. having been alreadylmade.
The toEa, however, is guarded at
night <bya patrol of eitizans. The
military propose either, to aid or relieve
them in this duty: 30 rtiyJ +,
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Election Notice.

Council CHAMBER, Feb. %. 1877.
Ordered, That the Recorder give motto,
that an election will be. held attic tIsda
places OF election, in Camden, on the FIRST
MONDAY in Aprii, for an 1ntendgnt and
Four Wardens, to serve 'as the Town Council
of Camden, for the ensuing year. 'a,ss = - :
Extract from the Minutes So = i.s.s,st =. I
- tG'.'t',st'J - WE. LEFTNER,
;:,'E-.S'. - F's=:'r, .fs :, fntendent.
]. n. wrrHERspoos. 'isanf.2 y >'-;;,'' Z
sSt t. 81 = - Recorder. .2s , :, !, =
I Feb. 23,-tdsS 49, Q ,,,1,';,t ,i te.s1'st .,
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MORE TROOPS FeRWARDH

, Major Van2,K@rss aUnited Etates
army commanding 3oficsr of bnitsd
Stated forecsfat Golumbis, sineeeipt
|. Of dispstches,6u Saturday, tsfra. the
commanding officer ofithe detabnent
sent;toths scsne of,daorderiins4sster
County q fsw!tdaysstago, ;statig that
gwsresial . terrible oodition.
sAnothsr coupanga Of United States:
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theaG GosBsy seounnisslos ems @no ,,1, ais''o
ifESatlfhs Z fpgsidsnt and Directors are
to- an sRalrasa Con@pPspszs' pan psz'li the c0Spls: g l':
s;Oaesss e as are, not agepis Of the co@uac' u
ty, general or special for; tbe feas !,
son that. every corporation is only a col:
lsctiS3bi lti3ii of iadiyidqals .Sohited> tied ID ID one
body. a. under q sSl special name, With 1:h' the
esusei,Sof acting in various, respects as
ah iadisidual; ;and;possessea"oaly those
plonerties which the'charter of its'erea:
s tiss oeeafers: The Section abovs refer or.
red to sthea charter Of the County as
a.eorporatiou; and the ACT 1.-THE Leg's.
latufe defines itspowers, properties and
ssaiassi. 80 aa 5l3s.iaF ss@t SSs.sE; =
prlpFastesessl st ssltss; 5 sqea ~ be =. :,
oBy specials act, the County has right
tssmSks -coptraetsi and ,sdoSalf neces.
sary acts in relation to property , ana
concerns s sa, 81 of the Comfy ,'s ~, 80 =, .,
.Hsass.it is. that being Iabls aud will,
isssstos CONTRACTS with, individuals for
wois'peccsssryate be dous,s and having
so contracted, it's bound both By laS
ana, g o;a apios sense, 70 rseeiye. its its own
certificates Of indebtedness, asa DIS,
copn. ie payment Of all .tl, dues 2 which Ehis
may Be owing to it from them: Ihe
law having made it ~ inf faetr az raa !adts'seu' l'
alitxoald bs as .unrsasenable, in it to
repudiate its own debts, as for any lndi.
vidual citizen 50: 1to DO. a.s. ri Il
And the Bankrupt Law which Tor,
biaathssprsferring sof creditors, could
ussusstionably throw the corporation
ksovu as Kershaw County, into bank
ruptcy, because sit has illegally pre-
ferred thsclaims Of those who advanc-
easuppiiss sndprovisious to the 'Poor
80 Jss.s 5:.SI' .'u yaTsi - a '
House, .yi-s.g 9aihb7@ 6 ,-sr...s-
In addition to which tits very like
ly.that if some creditor ,adidotsko this
stsp; shosesShssing, claims against the
poor House ~daldl0se them entirely;
the Bankrupt Law having made that
ths'psusasyiol sjoollisioa' tsis tesvssP the tie
dsstsp t1s pssfsttE,sd +, efsaltsSs ia isas: sss:
dSu0hsis our view ofthe dangeraos
preferring the Poor Housete'aimas aud
wssoaA atsentieacsfths County 0ots.
missioners aothssfaes Stha'Htonr view
bsshss correct oHss sshsy' are@ . daily ". Y:
posing sin ths County = heavy and qls. ,ss.
pensive litigation, az we'll as doing ap
ae. os gross iliasties p = Others VIII who M aye
as much entitled staI consideration 'as
the Poor Ksusec creditors AAa ss;'ofsa'
t-sFFst
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2 win make heavy advances on c1n1gn.
ments 10 his ffields 10 Bsltimof31 The at'
tiou afsbuyerss Is respectfully solicited. z
I1'..ss. - D. w, JORDAN, Agent.
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'SARDINES.
FLO III

From Eymmea 90 Eigs GR ApESs q, Low
PRIeEs q !. s1
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SuIadries..

CRACKERS, CHEESE, TOBACCO
MUSTARD, PICKLES, &e.
lsxlfsf Which viii 10 iioh ats . smap a.
vance on f;rst cost, for. sss Z. !. "
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NE OR
esal 8 d Rel
CIR ~ |. EIS
pkoylsloN DEAEEk

fN0VJSION DEylEEKs
Hasen hand aud ID constantly "a
:ceiying supplies sef g. -
CORN yBAeeN $50 can fL0BR;
MoLAssEs RIJPs SOAP
sTAReH { OAS SbIEss 90
<sJa1fussl SfDosIss
sARDINEs 3, 3 & I
Z SALMON
sII TQM M q s
ssk ftGANRAAH AHEEad q
8 3 LoBSTERS, LARD dc
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sss7.THE oRDEas OF THEiLEAdUEe II
"A correspondent 7of the sIoikville
Enquirer, Writingsfrom Chester under
date Of the 8th5fsays:
While the Kl Klux scare topeat.
Ing extensively al over The 9unty, it
is in the Landsfotd ToWhshipthat the
most vigorous preparations; ale being
made. to meet tie KIaa. bdsf The
orders of the League there, ae high.
ways are pieketted nightly by Pands of
armed negroes, with instruction. p to- 6re.
into any crowd Of men who bay pass
along. and to arrest. all lstraners who
are Travelling alone, and hold hen till
the following morning. This hforma-
tion we get from gcntlemed in the
neighborhoCd who are fully psted as
totall their movements. . Pr6linently
engaged in this hostile demo1tration
is one of the peace oficersof thSounty.
The whole movement is ut the ag ses,
tion of, white men whose. conferences
are making towards Of them, ad. who
are playibg upon the snperstitids fears
Of, the negroes 10 order TO sehre for.
themselves QUIET Sleep and timei warn.
ing ii ia : case cas- 6f actual dtangsr. ,a' z ~
HANGING OF u oARfArN In THHsoUTH
- CAROLINA NATIONAL GuAB.
.yt ,t.itI.y sgS I; -
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Henry d 310Il7sH


; Bring prspSrsdi sbrl<s5y G;e5la6a aEbcsS
complaints its Rlotld fyitg pcapessiss ~,
ESesteE than any q -, ,piepsskj jhntlcGs ~.
,sspeills, y giseE tle seHgs ion 4 tlssratS5
bsaItb eeiqf and fbs Retifnk IA
state gf health aud Rasity n 5EcspgH( (SiaeI5z
bIood, Ielnesile lEepics caNs 5tRIs -
dsensss arising ffO1t 31ppufs Il S3Sgs
blood md il,y onif b an rAaeiasB
iweilIog df fhs b,i;s I. 4 iosrstisas q ~ ~
sss sssssi ~ ssss sss 3
kin, spd besu.ify yipg abs colnpl ixiea. sRries,
ssE ssFlsl sslfs algzsTfsl
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1sSs

Helub9 Exf@
57I:I5dfi7yiE4,nn and tlFesSiI SiS9SSr9 S3k3j60s
ffeki shsbils III disslfa tspS lSnd excsssfe sS8
i6 lite. inp1fi nee 81 iIs 6iMSfs
etc. -supcrse6ing CdpafIis Il AT
which i Is Rseil aud syphiltid atfsctitna iiSSs
these diseases used ia e6hliec Hun Hi ith
bold Rose Wash, ~ ~ 1ks
= LADIES. sssss 81
:. In manyaffsctions psealinr t5 1fadjcs, tho
extinct BushH is uiicqyaH,d 10y NM tifhef I,
Rslnedy--as In iCti6rosis ot Retention, ~. g
eregulnrity, painfalIncss OF suppression ia,
customary ySsacifntions rilcerafcd or Schirfus5
state Of the suteus.; lseucorrhea of whatesI
Sterility aud all compiainfB ihcident to the
SEX. whether arising from jndiscreti6n ;pr
dissipation, IL is prescribed, sxtepsissIy kyfs
the mast eminent physicians. .snd, spidU Uiyea.
for enfeebled and delieate coas6tuti ions, sute
both sexes and oil ages( attended Nith asys
Of the above diseases q sspptdms).
.f.-..s s...ssyt4so q 5:. }
H.T HELMDoID'S EXTRACTBUCHB
eqrssd diseases arising ffufn iuprndencss. habss
its Of dissipation, etc. ~ al fhciE staaAsset
little expense, little yr. no ctaqgs in diet, 20
ine9nseujencss mad Aao- 4sposufs. II cAusess
q frequent desire,. aud gives ,Strengtht TO usS :
;Hs @ .oJ ss,ino s,1sts ~. ~ e' ssss ~ Iir.w.
sIIsying iii pain aud infiasams.mn, 60 co fssasssss
Possus r s%. sia1s mater 9. DISEASES and sspsns
J, i,lSSsti 6is. ..sS-T 5sssassFss sss iseS5,s
Henry 7, HelmboIts improved, .RoseS Waskis
cannot be surpassed as o Face AVash, asni will :
be found the fDnly specific fcuedF h esery2
species Of Cataneous Atfsctiuo. Itapesdilyf
indurations af the cufaneous membrane satc,,io'
dispels 1redness and incipient: inffamafioI,
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.ssff.x fHktnf$FDxgA6zICsSt - 49,
z: &: ss ssssS siss Il e
Bladder Ind 1nl1 Jjgns pf tbe Kidasys.
liberation 81 he Kidneys Snd 5lsdder. Es--
iss.ss ss. iss y / Aa q!
;el, BricI 9u5t ki %. y % Sijltf
DischaFsss slla /. fyl sIIttsedy
ti6i ito4 4axsftioM .I6ss;6 pi 4 az ~ Tn,
osyssB sBl1hcslty Sf Ifsstt tiak. 1iesk esxSE
Trembling f5Sfrof sof DfseaS klfhss&s
..DimneH a Vision Pam Id tte I5acks l{ck
Hands. Flushing Of The. Raly yksa IT tie.
Skin, EraptiDHs %. ths u, sfsllid Caabtss
aa6ce, Universal yEAssitu lefs shss fdspa
System; eics sis.3 y "a t4sssfls1
ssUsed,s ,sy persons itom fhesfsa sf siektssss
to twenty Eve, and fHn thirty 4isp to 80
6se orjp the dscilne gfsetHa ef sifrs sftsr
esnales.est 6s 4! lsSer = Sslls q -
tihtdteus ~ = . 4 - - sr a.;
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Egmr1& ut Paris Eilid Extract Rbske1k
& IND Field Extlact Gals& - tsrape Jaiea
For Liver GomplpintS Jsundjos, Bsli6ae ~
q fectinns, Sick ut Nssyoass HesdacbS: GpeS
tiseness, Etc. Purely pestStsSs
ing lGsfcus lEinsssfF gIas
Drug. 81 - ~: Z:
These pins sfs fSe iSSst al & 1 =; ~ ~
sant RgEgstiy sggsrl s1i9a ssliss5
cspdbIs siS 8 as h;osdi So I. si,is Pss2 ss5TS ~
md ctuns ncithsK nsases MI ~ eripinr psi,lsl
ssss FssE &, & y as & 4Isss. e.
gosatieq Of t!ls sassifte 81 ten Stskss pl.es
g g g aYpsss I trlryS pIoss ac 3 tss 4 sna -
|. .Ss. e, tIs % .s;t
coated, from ths,a. & q ! { fsaear sosisl Plils
g ,I.ssf.s aSs aissc!ys s.s! y,',t bas ,sasl
tlhcs ihes desaed f:.s sy6s sl4Hhp
.staee Pills wing @ !ssl d s. 8 80 S1ISer
tde sct nsee.ditats als1
'Pfss ffRy 1Sdts pse 81 g 8 I, 81 -
Z 8 Henry q u -
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The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1866-1891, 1871-03-16
THE JOURNAL.
CAMDEN, MARCH 16, 1ST
Ybe Action Of Gov.Scotl

We have been surprised Sas aeH g
pleased, blythe manner in which the
Governor has stood out against the
eudeavor to increase the State debt, as
1w;csillf IS Eii's5 many conservative acts
during the. late; session Of the General
Assembly.
szrssiisshas.sioBerkis. utusest. 10, preserve
sssescs &uuds goea 'ordcE bgtthes arm OF
4.siapiasa 9 hso5sghosss the 'ssate, which
s ,ifoFts have a Been a. nsasdfsbly ud0sssfal:
,s1.sis True that .iastNo;or tire. counties
sseraersis,spbssrteds ssbats that eopatslon
sSeska6ssc nsaisaysSt tea.rdcedf tsiocal
ass causes, ana "a not extend dtea desire or
oppose sss sysssss sss ths3 tehs3Sss laws 0f
saha. .Statezs asasa ss9---Sog 4aafs
nss1a sepDsiugti tiiisaarisb'y,5ihcs many
sssbsasss sfaF@blsodes 'wbiahs were
sssonr6s 1, tao,tBss tBs. Asatrfsa shroagh W ths
,,s1tEsnistss The GOyerpoF has tde' deserved, Sys
,sasas doubtless has gained the goed
asin os thsgssSpssple of the Common
wealth. VI gssa a1a s;;-a - ~ .
= Ia alone Sssh has prastiesd -. what II b bis
sssnpsigneFs. promised that all would
dusmasoorraption,g n,ghas left him aasoe
espp0lidsea; falmos. all shessshsheld
-orhoia high posidoos:s he h The fiji, First
and .onfy one who has held out oyer the.
eptsirs Ditsi s,ass, tie s. mantle equal justice,
ssdssausslsa Conservatism among the
motley horde Of thossawhea ara terncd
4egisistdse' a's's % ',s.ts. ss..,s..., Fs..at
asxe profess 20. be iHpaftza, We
Nave thus done towards the G9YeInor,
sassesSf imprlisl ius.iess4oa:ss e5H