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The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1866-1891, 1872-09-19
Mortgage Sale.
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SOUTH CAROLINA-KERsHAW C)UN


TY. ~ ,tt.s!aa:1 Ls,s,rtJtaH
Whereas, there is power Of sale, cont lined
in mortgage on the premises decribed below,
bearing tate, January 3D. 1861 which Esaid
power of sale is in these words :.a". and itiis
still further stipulated and made an essential
condition Of said mortgage, that upon failure to
make Qny payment according to the Bond, the said
Bank of Camden shall have tic right TO proceed
to sell all tho mortgaged property. lands and
lots, without the intcrycntion.of my; Court or
officer, by their officers or: agents upon sixty
DAYS notice 10 said Esther A. Cunningham, after
advertising the same rof sixty days III any news
paperpubliehea in Camden, or otherwise, should,
there be no such paper then, ,pubhshed-for
cash." which said mortgage was given by Es-
ther A.: Cunningham to the Bank OF, Camden
and assigned by said Bank of Camden TO- Edward
Hope and assigned by the said, Edward Hope 70
Inc, as Trustee; Under and by yirtae Of said
power Of sale, will proceed tosells before the
court house door in the towns Camden on the list
Monday 18th day. of November, next, Hishin
the legal hours Of sale, the following mentioned
and described property, t0-wit:
Those Lots Of Land in the Town Of Camden,
bounded on tho North by DeKalb Street, of said
Town, on the West by Market Street, ION the
South by Ruuedge Street, and on the eastby lots
numbered 1905. and 1221--the said Lots being
numbered in the plan of said town Of Camden,
twelve hundred and seven, twelve hundred and
eight, twelve hundred md twcnty-twoi twelve
and twenty three and twelve hundrcd
and twenty ct; @i-,j,.5 .j,Ts pr
:. Terms !cash--parchassrs paying fpri stamps STAN
aud papers. -. .f.,,,,..
q Sept. 5.Gsw.isd ggsrf 5slifgG3 Assigheetf
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THE REGULARS NOMINATING CoNyEN-
T1oN.-This body assembled at the Court
House on last Friday at12 NJ The identic4l
tactics which were adopted two years ago,
prevailed on this occasion. The delegates,
headed by Mr.. H. Cardoza, retired to one
ofths juryrong apd helag sapg9a1ss n It Thlcft
theydssttled upon Their hhtbhniHtes:' htbhnHilHte' Aftcs
considerable noise, the turbulent factions re-
turned to the Court room and were called
to order by a. w. Hough, County Chair
man, whssbessrs' 'akiSghis sest Stated the
Convention had met for the purpose of nomi-
mating three Representatives for Legislature,
Sheriff Clerk, School Commissioner, Probate
Judge, three County, Commissioners. Hs'
then requested Mr.. Fl. Cardoza TO act as
Chairman, he GD being a candidate for
the nomination of Representative. ''' '..''-'''.
Upon taking the Chair, Mr.. Cardoza spoke,
advising cool, calm, deliberate and conscien'
tious action, and that the will Of the majority
should prevail. Upon G4ption, Re Wall
and FrapIl Carter were we're nominated and elect
ed as Secretaries, and all persons, except
reporters Of the press, not delegates TO- tie
Convention, requested to take seats outside
the bar, which request was not strictly CON-
piled with, a Sergeantat-arms was appointed
and the meeting declared ready to receive
nominations. The ron Of delegates was call
ed, eight delegates from each precinct, or in
all seventy-two, being the number entitled to
seats. 1t was ascertained that eight of the
delegates Sad)Boled. ( u an dOo1T
Frank Adamson, Reuben Gather, Stephen
GARY, A. W. Hough. Ammon Reynolds,
George Washington, Z. J. Conway. Emer-
SON Benjamin and c. NJ. Thompson (white),
wee nominated for Representatives Upon
the first ballot, sixty-three votes were cast,
of which Hough received 81, Frank Adam.
son g. ~ o~r
Upon the second ballot Reuben IGaither
received 4g votes out Of 61 cast, Thompson
receiving %.
Upon the fifth ballot, Frank Adamson re-
ceived 40 out of SO votes and consequently,
Hough, Gather aud Adamson were declared
the nominees for Representatives to the next
Legislature. :. I.1...s~. a.. -. ;... '.,
For Sheriff the following were nominated
Ell. Conway, Samuel Place, Up" Bcs.
we'll and r. r. Player
Upon the first ballot, Samuel Place receiv-
cd AZ out of sixty-one votes. and was declar-
ed the regular nominoe for shefif, C SILVER
and R. E. Wall we're nominated for Clerk,
and upon first ballot, Wall was elected, the
vote being very close and standing 33 to 81
for Shiver. g.a 81. l,.... .-. "a"
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OUuNEME, &c. dg

TUST RECEIVED. large quantity Of Qninine
u and other Medicines. Our stock Of Mcdi-
cines is very large and complete all of which we
warrant Genuine, and OF the best quality to be
had in any market, ndwillae sold q small profit
FOR CASH. -' . HODGS0N & DUNLAP.
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NEWS.
cHURCH DIRECTORY.

Methodist chn !cl, DcKafh strcrt-hcT' a: :, .
Stokes. pas,or-::ervices at II \. NJ. and L.
NJ. on Sunday; Prayer Meeting Wednesday Al
! y. VI.
PRESBYTERIAN Caurch. Dekalb street-HeT; "; D D.
II Uny. pastur-Seryiccs at IL \. NJ ana 4 +.
NJ. on sunday: prayer Meeting on Wednesday
1t 4! 2. NJ
EPISCOPAL Cnuncu. REV. B. F. ID. lknHf:T :;
Sunday ut II o'clock \. NJ. and l.. NJ
Wednesday, at .. PM. .......,-,,. =,
1:mtis, Church Broad street-Rey;: \: n; n;
DnrI,pm Sr,rs' pasforNscrviccs at III A. M;and q
P. NJ. on the scoud and fourth Sundays % S'
c,ch month; Prayer Meeting Thursday al T.
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GALL FOR MEETING.

The conservative citizens Of this precinct
are respectfully invited to meet at the Town
Hal in Camden, at2ls NJ, on Friday, Goth
inst, in pursuance of a circular made by the
County Chairman, GEN.. B, Kersiaw, to
organize a Club to carry out the purposes
forth in that call,
Ef,W NJ SBOYKIN,
WM; AI. SHANNON,
J. D. KENNEDY,
Sept.sl9.. = e ~ - Committee.
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Camden Cotton Market.

.gAMpRN, sc. Sept. T1o, 1872.
The market has exhibited great activity
for the past week. Up to Friday, the quota
tions Of last week, wore sustained, but since
then, prices have roceded cent We
quote at II cents. Salesfor the week, POI
bales, Shipments for the same time, .440
bales. Il /lTi -,Asi:.s 20
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1xT.0a.s CRTEFIN 4 HOFFMAN, NEWS
fe,prp ApypRrIsINa AaxNTs. No. SoHfh Sreet:
BHITINoRE Mp are duly sStaotsa rsrs EdSeisers 40
~ city nrc requested TO leave their fayors WIN
this Iousc This arm has eIscp!OTG III taFe SIcss
nil who desire TO advertise IN out
ottown papers, especially those having reai e''a'e
U to sell-to these gentlemen. -.
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THE Fcqtth iieuaassE Meeting nf the
District Conference of the Aiethodist ~
Church South, will be held in. Camden on
Saturday and Sunday next Preliminary
prayer-mccting will be held on Friday after
noon at half past four o'clock. 'T'''HAsS
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EXPRESS CoNpANr.-Our readers arc re-
ferred to the advertisement of MIR. A. B.
DeSaissdre, the agent of this popular COM
pany for information respecting change IN
the arrangements heretofore existing in tho
receipt of packages. ,ts& 2SsE .s.t7H
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KING CoTroN UNFoRrUNATE.-CaPt.
T. H. Clarke, has handed two bolls of cotton
which the caterpillar II boA:Sormhad in
tested.
We hope their ravnges will be checked -
Capt .Glsksiss samsshas inclined to feel
downhearted about crops. but we are sure
that he will come fright side up, with care"
before taeexpuasion ofthe season.
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AT11.urE TO Hon j. B. O'NEAL ID. u.
This little pamphlet, by DR.. Ma1imllan La
Borde. late of the University of South Caro-
lima contains summary Of the life and Ia
bors Of this eminent man and jurist.
1t can be obtained from W. j. Dufie, OF
Columbia, sc. Price per single copy 20
cents by maj, srs scqpisst tcr. |, : .o9e Z yesar !
1T viii amply repay pcrusal.
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FOUND.

A plain GOLD BRAGEIE T, with slightly Or
namented border. The Bracelet was found at o
point opposite the residence of Capt. Joel A.
Schrock, on Monday morning about 10 o'clock
The owner is requested to give a small reward
to the finder, Jsek 'Cahtey. Apply at The
ttEIN IL. JOURNAL OFFICE.
! Aug. 29-tf
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Meetings..

w,TEREE DIVISION NO. o, s. OF T:-At-
tend the regular meeting OF your p'vis'on Al
Temperance Hall on Monday evening AT
clock. BY order of W. r: ,v,pv %
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ORR AGsyrs IN CuARLEsroN.-The advertising
saenrv of walker. Evans 4 Cogswell, represent:
ed by Roswell T. Logan Esq: is the only au'h0f'
izel agent for tins paper, in Charleston.
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n,y- For want of room, Tc are compelled
to defer the communications of "TREuMoR
and "LAycEr' They will appear next
week
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DR. WELLS Extract Of JURUDEBE

retains oil the medicinal virtues peculiar to the plant
and must Inc taken as permanent curative agent.
Is there Of GciJn in your liver and spleen un-
less relieved at once the blood becomes impure by del
cterous socre.ons producing scr0fuons or skin dis
cases. Botchcs, Feols Pustues, Cankcr, Pinpies, &c
Take Jurubeba TO cleanse, purify and restore the VI
tlated blood to healthy action.
Have you Dyspeptic Stomach? Unlcs digestion Is
'promly aided the system Is debated with loss OF VI
tai force, poverty OF the Blood, Dropscal TeDuency
Gen .ral Weakness or Lassltude. 49,
Take Il TO assist Digcstlon witeout reaction, 1t win
impart youthful yigor to the weary sufferer. ....
Have you Weakness OF the Intcstlnes? You are III
danger Of Chronic Diarrhoea or the dreadful nnama-
tIon OF the Bowel o.. .t t.....- .. %.
Take i to alay irritation and ward of tendency to
inflammation. -
Have you weakness Of Uterine or Urinary Organs
You must procure instant relief or yO are liable to su-
fer worse Than death. .- 40. ......l l.....
Take 1t 10 strengthen organic weakness or life be-
comes burden. - .'. .. -
Finally 1t shonll he frequently taken to keep the sys
tenn in perfect health you otherwise In great
danger OF nialarlal nlasmac or contagious diseases.
JOHN Q. KELLOGG, 1s ratt ST., New York.
r: I.. s...' Sole Agent for the United States.
Price Ono Dollar per Bottle. Send for circular.
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X IERSHAW--IN THE PROBATE COURT.
Fstoin nf / I WorEman

WHEREAS W. III r. R.Workman has made suit 10
nc for letters administration on i'll and singular
the goods anil chattlcs rights and credits which
were Of the said J.J. Workman deceased. Now
therefore. this is to summon and require, oil
and singular the kindred and creditors Of the
said deceased to be and.appoGr before neat the
court of probate to be hell on the 9th day Of
Sopt'r next, to show cause, if any there be, why
said administration should not be granted. -
aug 22nd 2t. J. F. UTHERLAND, J.P.
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PerfumerY &c.

N ERMAN and French Cologne. Lubin and
U Lows Extracts, Toilet Powders AMI Soaps
In large variety: Lily White, Prepared Chalk,
&c. Ayers Hair Vigor, Tricopherous, Katha-
rlon, Sieilian Hair Remover, Cocoa Cream, So
zodont and Tooth Powders. -. 80. II
HODGSON & DUNLAP.
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:

SEALED Proposals will be received at the Of
fee of the Comfy Commissioners at the Court
House, for one month, for the building of
bridge OH Buffalo Creek at Raley's Mills. The
names of surcties must accompany the bid.
J. +. SUTHERLAND, Chairman.
Aug 22-lmo.
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Tsp PLANTERS.

THE undersigned hereby gives notice that he
is now prepared 10 GIN and PACK COTTON. at
the DeKalb Mills. Having two frst-rate Gins
in operation, orders will be filed without delay.
He soicits the patronage of his friends and the
pnblic generally, .-...
uQ 29-2m ... ..y .. g..
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Office Assistant Assessor,

SUMTER, S. C, Aug. 26, 1872.
Having been appointed Assistant Assessor for
the counties of Sumter, Kershsw and Lancaster,
all persons about to engage in the sale of Lii
quors or Tobacco, will make application TO ms
at Sumter, or Mr.. J..F. Sutherland, at Camden.
The, U. ). Revenue laws will bo rigldly enforced!
kHr rDi,illers ,ciI be carefut.hoW they aef. 49,
u. H. FERITER,s
Augs 2s.-rst. T. Js EsGtAsst Assessor.
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Southern Express Company.
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@ @XE5At !slEgssI Assas sllss sStsaEEssaa#A

CAMDEN, SEPT. -, 1872.
: Until further notice, all orders 10 call for
freight packages to be forwarded By Express,
must be left inthc order box at tho hotel before
5P. NJ, nj which 'hour The wagon will call for
them.
Mcney Parcels 6NLy will be received nj the
hotel from TO 80, p. M. ''
A. B DEshUsSURE, Agent. .
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j. w. DePASS,
TRIAL JUSTI CE.

A LII Claims put in my hands for collection,
~ silI receive prompt attention" ; 49,
(Ofice Upstairs in Workman Bulling.)
aug Is IT,: -.... l.:-F-s ,.:-.. q" .~
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THE Court cf General Sessions and com
mon Meas will conanen1 here next week.
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H0DGSON s. DUNLAP.

HAVING Removed to their new ane elegant
II hnillinng, next door above r.. N. kenne-
dy's, invite the attention ofther friends and the
public generally, to their Full and Complete
stock Of FRESH
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All that lot of Land in Camden, on West side
of Broad-streei, with the buildings thereon,
bounded North by lot Of DePass, South by LOT of
estate of Elias, east by Broadstrcct Levied on
as tho property Of 7. Z. Wood, at the sut Of l..
J. Conway, ,sassigaec ... g., &c..
TEnMs-Cash, purchasers paying for papers
and stamps.
aug Is, i'd }. i. BUSHNELL, ). &c.
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N0RW0OD HIGH SCHOOL, VA.
Session 1s7e-Js opens Sept. goth, 1872. -; =.

WILLIAM D. CABELL Univ. Va.) Principal.
F. KEY MEADE, Univ. Va( Instructor in ancient Lam
Iootanaa - ..r b. a.. q q.
R6 T. HARRISON, NJ a. Univ. Ta.) Instructor in Mod
ern Languages, English, &c,
TIIus 4. SEDDoN, (Ma'hcmatical Me'laiist, tnW fa)
Instructor In Mathematics.
Ro l. BROWN, (Unv. Va) Instructor in Bookkeeping,
English,.&c
structor In Applied Mathematics and in Anantical
and Applied Chemistry: -
D. s. G. CABEIL, Univ. va( Instructor In law
Address WILLIAM d. CABELL, Principal,
Norwood, Va,
University of Virginia, May 0, 1872.
To YIN. D. Cabell, ESQ.,, Prlncipa
NV Dear SIr-1 have high appreciation OF the work
your school "a doing for tie State and fhe country and
Of the Importance 81 sending you lhcoest nrn as your
assistants. Yours very truly.
Chairman Of the Faculty U. of Va.
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It is not physc which may give temporary relief to
the sufferer for the rst few doses but which from con-
weakening tho invalid, nor Is it doctoTed liquor,
which under the popular name OF "Bitters" IL so eX-
tenSlrcly palme Off on The public as sovereign reHe-
nounced 50 by the leading medical authorities Of Lon
ondOn and Paris aud has been long used by the regu-
lui rnsIlt
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SIaeriff's Sale.

Joseph p. ,. Dunlap ls as Receiver Fl. r..
Henry Webster. J - -, =,
Byyirtue of fa's! in the above case, will sell
in front of the Court House in Camden, on the
first Monday (seycntliI day. Of October next,
the following property. -, .,....., ,
3Gl acres CT Land in This county, bounded
North by Sanders Greek and lands of Paris
Watts, East by land OF Cornelius Williams,
South by lands of Joseph Rrcyard, Scipio VIII
liums, and west by Wateree River. Levied on
as The property Of Henry Webster.
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Frank Carter, being sole candidate. was
re.nominutcd fbr the Office of Sch1'l C'm-
missioner. .sf2
For Probate Judge, j. B., Sutherland,
John A. Boswell and L. JConways we;
the Candidates, Upon the first ballot,J. +.
Sutherland was elected, recciving41 out OF
63 votes. ss, -. ~ fasi
For County Commissioners q, perfect host
were nominated, and amid mich confusion,
John A. Boswell: ::DaaIJohusOn and David
McCaskllfthe two latter eolored, were g lect-
ed -.a>..... ~.
R. R. PlayerrecciYed tKa;nomination5 for
Coroner. .7s,s. -. III, 7-,S.1y
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TIOR Buttons, Needles; etc.; Buggy Whips, Um-
L breIlas, ETC., etc, etc. GotoCL0UD&ZEMPS
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act 70 OF the statues of 1871. rend.
cred a judgment Of $1,000 in favor Of
the plaintiff, and the defendant ap.
pealed.
There are numerous bills of ex-
ceptions found in the record, but
their examination is not important
In determining this case. Six Of
them relate to the formation of,
and the judges charge to the jury;
the other two relate to the admis-
sion of testimony, and are not i'm
portant. There was no evidence
introduced on the part of the de-
PENDANT.
All the material allegations of the
plaintiff, we consider, are fully es-
tablished. The plaintiff is shown
to be man of character and re-
spectability; that he has frequently
held public offices, and that he is
now, and was at the time he was
refused refreshments, in defendants
cofeehouse saloon, Civil Sheriff of
the parish of Orleans.
It is clear that the refusal of the
accommodations asked for was made
solely on the ground that the plain
tiff is man of color. The defend
ant has therefore incurred the pen
atty of the act of 1869 (Acts of 1869,
p. 81. We think the Judgment is
therefore correct.
From this opinion Justices Wiley
and Howe dissented, on the grounds
that the damages were excessive.
Justice Wiley remarked:
''The question of damages with
the District Judge seemed to have
depended upon the color of the
plaintiff; I think there should be no
distinction. Furthermore, if defend
ant, instead of merely refusing the
plaintiff a drink, had picked up a
chair and beaten him half to death,
the DANA. es he would have recov-
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of personal protection be considered
less sacred than his right to receive
a drink? I think the case should
properly have been remanded for a
new trial before jury"
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Harper's Weekly, one year. ...... .S4 00
An extra copy of either the Magazine,
Weekly, or Bazaar will be supplied gratis
for every club of Fire Subscribers at 81 90
each, in one remittance: or. six copies for
$40 90, without extra copy.
Subscriptions to Harper's Magazine,
Weekly, and Bazaar, to one address for one
year, SO 90; or, two of Harper's PERIOD
Gals, to one address for one year, 81 90.
gaS- Back numbers can be supplied at
any time. ~aS
The Annual Volumes of HARPER'S
WEEKLY, in neat cloth binding, will be
sent by express, free Of expense, for 81 90
each. A complete Set, comprising Four
teen Volumes, sent on receipt of cash at
the rate of SIS % per vol, freight at ex-
pense of purchaser. Volume XIV ready
January LIST, 1871.
The postage on Harper's Weekly is 20
cents year, which must be paid the
subscribers post Office.
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