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The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1866-1891, 1872-02-22
CRuMBs.-Lovely weather again.

CRuMBs-Lovely weather again.
The fre$hct has disappeared.
The roads are in fearful condition.
10000 pound, Of clean, lucn and cotton
rags wanted at this offcc.
The northern mails arrive extremely ir-
regular at this Post Office.
Our noble Senator, Carloza, opened the
Senate by prayer: the other day!
The campaign has opened. Seven candi-
dates are in tho field for the Sheriffalty al
-eadj. The cry is 'still they come "
For realizing picture of "Goldsmith's
Deserted Village" sec Kiagsvillc. 1t has
long been next to nothing, and nov tits away
the other side of there. - '-.
For the "Fool's Paradise" seq the lower
House of the South Carolina Legislature.
About the only thing it seems to understand
is, how to sponq money that does not belong
to them.
The Watcrce Cornet Band has secured
place of safety for itself aud instruments in
the Ark" whence ear-piercing sounds are
frequently heard to proceed. Another con-
cert must be in prospo.t, judging from the
amount of preparation being made:
The County Commissioners are notified
that the bridge known as Bsteman's, over
the large canal on the road to the Camden
Ferry, haa taken "nexs departure" With
the freshet Travellers complain loudly be-
cause it has not been rebuilt, which might
be done with very moderate expenditure
of money, or the inevitable County check
upon a chronically onepty Treasury.
This is the anniversary of the birth Of
George Washington, the "Father of his
Country" &c. In times of yore it was re-
sarded and taken as general holiday but
now "war has changed all that" and almost
the recollection Of the associations connected
with the day, has passel away. Doubtless,
George Washington would be considered
very much Of an old fogy now, and his lustre
noles before that of the sainted Abraham
lincoln, the "Sayiour Of his Country" ESQ.,
c,lled,) We are so called now to hurry
through life, that the things done yesterday,
seem to-day to belong to a past age, and
wa look forward to the morrow with fever
;sb anxiety, so unhealthy stimulated in our
minds by the progressive tendency of the
,re. It is to be feared that Washington
xould o be inclined to disown his posterity,
oou,d he visit in mortal guise, this country
at the present time.
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Slleriff's Sale.
SHERIFFS OFFICE,
CANDry. s. C.. February s, 1872


By virtue of sundry writs of Fl. Fas. to me
directed and lodged, will proceed to sell in
front of the Court House in Camden on Monday
tie fourth day of March next, within the legal
hours Of sale, the following described proper
ty, to-wit:-z
One tract of roo acres in this county bounded
north by lands of J. d. Kennedy, cast by lands
of est A, H. Boykin, south by lands OF est. OF
W. A. Ancrum, west by Watesee River.
One tract of 100 acres in this county, on wa
ters of Doggy Branch, bounded north and north
east by est, lands of Thomas J. Ancrum, south
by lands of X. G. Ellcrbe and Ancrum, west by
lands of r. G. Ellerbe and est. lands of A. II,
Boykin,
One tract Of 951 acres on Little Pine Tree
Creek, bounded north by lands of s. Geding,
south by Chesterfield road and II. T. Watts
lands, east by lands of est: G. J.. Chatten and
est of Nelson, and west by land of S. Gedncy.
The interest of ]. W. Arthur will be sold in
above described tracts, at the suit of Jno. Glass
and wife, Julia S. s. Gloss.
The right, title and interest of Henry L. Hun
ter and Joseph W. Floyd in tract OF 3lGO acres
of land lying on both sides of Brown creek In
Kershaw county. known as the McWillic place,
bounded by lands of Mrs. Mary Pattcr.
son and Saml McGowan, east by lands OF Sam
McGowan aGd Mrs Sarah Hudson, south by
lands late of heirs Of JAS. Patterson and Thos.
Duren, and west by lands Of Mrs Mary Cure
ton, Mrs. Rebcccq Cunningham ct al. at the suit
of Thurston Holmes.
Terms Cash. Purchasers paying for stamps
and papers ]. P. BOSWELL, S, X. c.
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ty of breathing. My weight was one hum
dred and forty-fve pounds; and when I COM
menced taking your Expectorant, l was re.
duced to one hundred and sixteen. [ had
tried almost everything; had terrible night
sweats. l have taken half dozen bottles.
The night sweats have left me, the cough
has almost disappeared, and l have gained
fifteen pounds IN weight. l believe it will
cure my cough. I recommend it to all my
friends. With great respect,
OLIVER RICL.
DR.. TUFTS Hair Dye Acts Instantaneously.
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Selling Off At Cost /!

TN orler,,to reduce my stock will sell at COST
| prices the following goods:
A full line Of Crockery, China, Plates OF
all sizes, &C., &c. Hardware, Spiders,
Ovens and Lids, of 'l sizes, Pitchforks,
'Hayforks; ShoYels, Spades, Of all deacrip-
tions We'll Whecls, Smoothing Irons,
Plow and Tire Iron, Hames, Parlor, Door,
Staple and Plato Locks, Carpenters Tools,
Augers, Bits and Braces, Squares and Com.
passes, Rules, Nails, Brads, &c. A Lot Of
Saddles, Blind AMI Riding Brides, McLel.
Ian tree and Ladies' Saddles A lot Of as7
sorted Axes; Guns, Single and Double, Pis:
tols, &c. A lot of Tin-ware, strainers, COL
fee pots, Milk-pans, Milk-pails, &c. Also,
l general assortment of-Dry and Fancy
Goods, Clothing, Boots and Shoes, Hats and
Caps, for sale low for Cash.
HS;y" Liberal advances on consignments Of
cotton, and highest market prices paid for al
kinds of country produce.
Heavy Discount to large purchase. Terms
cash.
CHARLES ELIAS,
nov S-3m Broad Street.
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Administrators Sale.

W. D. McDowall Admir- Sale Real Estate
w. johnson
DT virtue of an order made by Hon J. F. suth-
- crland Judge of Probate to ne directed, l
will sell in front of the court house in Camden
on the first Monday in March, the house and
lot on Rutlcgc street known and distinguished in
the plat Of the town as 1851.
TEnMs:--So much cash as will pay the two in
stalments due on the bond, balance in twelve
months, with interest; purchaser giving bond
and mortgage and insurins the houses, and pay
ing for papers and stamps. J.P. BoswEL+s. nc.
Feby Sth, WI.
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SIleriH's Sale.
The State of South Carolina, County of Ker-
shaw-Court of Common Pleas.
John R. Welsh
VS.. Fila.
Michael Munro

DY virtue of all order made in the above cause
by the Hon. Samuel W. Melton, Judge of the
Fifth circuit at the September term, A. D. 1871,
for the said county, will proceed to sell on the
first Monday in March next before the Court
in Camden S. G., i'll that piece parcel or tract OF
land, containing i0G acres, more or less situateu
on boih sides of Big Lynchcs creek, adjoining
lands Of Eurwell Cato, Gilum Sowell, William
Adams and George Sowcll, levied upon as the
property of Micliael Mungo decd, at the suit Of
John r. Welsh.
TEnMs.-One-third Cd cash and the balance
in one, two and three years, to be secured by
bond of purchaser and mortgage of the prcmi-
scs. Purchaser to pay for stamps and pa
nors j. P. BOSWELL S. X. c.
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IOCALN LNEWS.
CHURCH DIRECTORY.

Methodist Church, Dekalb strcet-hev' n o.
Stokes. Pastor-Services at IL a. NJ. ana l,
NJ. on Sunday; Prayer Meeting Wednesday AZ
4 P. NJ.
Presbyterian Church, DeK"lb street-ReT; D. .
n Hav' Pastor-Services at IL A. NJ. and - r.
M. on Sunday; Prayer Meeting on Wednesday
at74 P. NJ.
Episcopal Church, Lyttlcton strcetIkev: b.; !;
F.D. Perry, Pastor-service at II A. NJ. ana %
P. NJ. OIL Sunday; Prayers Friday at % a. NJ
Baptist Church, Broad street-Rsy' A. n:
Durham. Pastor-Services at-ll A. NJ. and .
P. NJ. on the first, second and fourth Sundays OF
each month; Prayer Meeting Thursday at T.
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FREE BR1DGE.-We publish this week,
the text of the Act authorizing the erection
of a Bridge over Waterec River, near Cam
den. The act will no doubt be very unpa|a-
table to many citizens of the County, who
will not be directly benefited by the opera
ton.
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ExpLAUAToRy.-The pressure upon our
columns this week, compclls us to omit the
communications of Tax Payer" and that in
reply to "Stockholder," both Of which we
will give place to in our next issue, ,regrettlns
{ tat circumstances, entirely unforeseen, have
caused us to do So
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State Of South Carolina.
COUNTY OF KERsHAW-COURT OF COM
MON PLEAS. ...
]. P. Boswell, Sheriff, pro al.
20.
W. J. Norris, J. ". McLeod)
and Foreclosure
Eonoleon Mcleod

NapOIeOn .hcTeVV
By virtue Of an order of foreclosure, made in
the above stated case, by Hon. s. W. Melton,
bearing date 90 September, 1871, ! will proceed
to sell on the first Monday, being the 4th day Of
March next, in front of the Court House in Cam
den, during the legal hours Of sale, the following
described real estate, to-wt: All that tract Of
land, situated in the County and State aforc-
said, known as tract No. l, of the Murphy land,
living between the Rocky Mount Road and Wa
teree River, estimated to contain eight hundred
acres more or less
Terms-One third Cash, and the balance on n
credit of one and two years, to be securcdby bond
of purchaser with approved security, and II
mortgage of the premises. Purchaser to pay
for stamps and papers.
JOHN KERSHAW, Referee.
feb 8-tds.
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Mortgage Sale.

one Fine Brown Mare Mule, five years old,
" seized under and by virtue Of a mortgage
as the property of Wiley Team, al the suit Of
James Chcsnul, executor Terms cash.
l52t J. p. BOSWELL, Agent.
STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA, KER
SHAW COUNTY-IN TIE COURT OF
PROBATE.
Estate of Dennis Gaskin.
V,HE undersigned gives notice, that one month
after date he will apply to the Hon. ]. F
Sutherland Judge of the Court Of Probate, for
letters dismissory as administrator of said cs-
tate. 4. OWENS, Almr
Peb Is Ink
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Important to- Cotton Planters. "A. j.o
HE have
Fertilizer plant
~. i)r, II
COTTON FOOD, =.a = =


OIL .. ,
with the Howngr ~
Hincrasc he re o per en-
reasts D f.
Immature
or il 0
1a of june with certainty g.io
1t Npoldces better rquliyo ofcoron -s-a III
Locking
the
Of
S55peton nacks12 2o the OF. Pret,
J. R. PRINGLE SON. Charleston, S. G.
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AS we are about to 60 to press, we find
Il a .Ous prediction in re:e nee to the weather
h.s nroyed untrue as it has become cloudy
ord threatened rain again
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STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA, COUN-
TY OF KERSHAW-COURT OF CON-
MON PLEAS.
Angus Jon1son' 2v ? P!ninti H'iis F. Foreclosure Of
Charles Ralcy Defendants. } Mortgage.
ny virtue Of an order of Hon S. W. Melton,
Is Judge of the 5th Circuit, made February I'd
1872 in the above named cause, will proceed
to sell before the court house door in Camden,
within the legal hours of sale on the 1st Mon
DAY, the 18th day of March next the following
described real estate to-wit:
ALL THAT TRACT OF LAND situated in the coun-
" aforesaid, containing ONE THOUSAND AC-
RES. more or less, bounded by lands of said
Blair on the north and west, and by those of es-
ate Of Amos IIough, api cast by big Lynches
creek.
Said land to be sold in three tracts, plats
whereof can be seen at my Office on and after the
10Th instant.
TERMs:-Onc-hal cash, balance on n credit Of
one year. with interest from day of salet TO be Sc
cured by bond of purchaser with approved secu-
rity and mortgage of premises:
feb sts J. P. BOSWELL, s
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KERSHAW-IN THE PROBATE COURT
ESTATE OFF, g. PETTS.

WHEREAS, F. r. Copeland has made suit to
me for letters of administration on alland slnGu-
lar the goods and chattcls rights and credits
which were of the said J. G. Pets deceased: -
Now therefore. this is to summons and require
all and singular the kindred and creditors o.
tho so;d deceased to he and appear before me ut
Tho court Of probate to he held on the oath day
of of February next, to show cause if any there be
,h, fe said administration should not be grant
ed. ,- ern11rp1,Nn ID
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TuE LUCKY NUMBER.-The splendid
sewing machine, at Messrs Cloud Il Zemp,
was drawn a few days ago, in the presence OF
disinterested persons. No. III was the
lucky one. Come up No. III?
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The Greatest Discovery Of the Age.
~auFR q NCA1SE,

Du DOCTEUK LAURENT, OF FarIs.
An nfalliblc cure forall IRRITATIoNsoF OF THE SKINS
as well as obstinate ERUrTIOEs. This preparau
ticn is universally used among the higher classe'
in France and England. a bottle Of the EA-
FRAXCAlsE will be sent TO any address upon re-
ceipt of Sl,50 w: ftohANoL, f.
Sole Agent for the U. S. Richmond, Va,
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NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS

Sealed proposals will bereccived for one month
at the Office of the county Commissioners,
for building or repairing bridge over Big Lynch
es Greek, at Youngs bridge.
Feb 1m1 J.F. SUTHERLAND, Chairman.
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WATEREE DIVISION No. 9, S. OF T.
Attend the regular meeting of your Division
at Temperance Hall, on Monday evening at
I o'clock. By order Of W.. P.
DR.. KENNEDY, r. S.
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Cotton sold in this market Yesterday at
215 cents for middling.
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THE REPUBLICAN NOMINATING CoSvES-
r1oN.-On Saturday last, the Republi-
cans had meeting at the Court House, for
the purpose ofclecting delegates to the N"mi-
mating Convention, which resulted i'll the
election of Henry Cardnza, Frank Carter aud
William Boykin with j. p. Boswell, white, as
alternate. There were II candidates.
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A SERIOUS CoNsIDERATIoN.-Wel learn
that owing to the abolition of-thc telegraph
office at Kingsvillc it is not improbable that
Camden will soon bcwithout te!egrapkic conf
munication with the outside world. This
would be a most serious drawback to the en-
tire community, and it would be well that
some ma.ediate and definite action be takon
by those interested. 1t is proposed to run a
line from the crossing of the Wilmington,
C.& \. r. r., on the Camden Branch t.
Columbia. which would involvean cxpend|-
tire of not More than four or FIVE hundred
dollars. 1t seems to us, that tbs inslsnid-
cant sum can cas;ly be obtained, in consldera-
ton Of the immense advantages Of the tee,
graph, but it is necessary that whatever is
done must be done quickly.
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NOTICE.

4 LII persons having claims against VIM John
y son deceased, will hand them in attested
before the 1st of June next, or be debarredpay-
ment. F.b. 9Th W. D. McDOWALL.
Administrator,
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CONFECTIONERY.

A N assortment OF CANDIES, CAKES, NUTS,
~ &C., Tor sale by D. 6. KIRKLEY, Agt.
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MEMPHIS, FEBRUARY II, 1850.
DR.. Hm. H. Tut:
Sir-I have been suffering for nearly two
years with severe cough and great difficult
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Private Boarlaing g House.

AIRS. A. P. AuLp will receive boarders at her
wi house on Dc Kalb Street, in rear ofthe store
house Of Messrs w. C. Gerald & Co, and two
doors cast of the Methodist Episcopal church.
TERMS Reasonable Mrs. a. p. AVED. %
Feby 10th mi
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A Tn1UMpH.-No medicine ever offered
to the people has won for itself such repu
tation in so short a time, as Dr. TUFTS Ex-
pcctorant. Wherever it has been introduced,
it has superseded all other Cough remedies.
1t not only cures the Cough, butso thorough
ly purifies the Lungs, that no fears Of its re:
turn need be apprehended.
New-York tribune., 1872-12-02
. TO CLOSE OF BUSINESS,
SALES FROM
n nao po. "a ll
SATURDAY.. Nov. 9b-P. N

NJ.
Considering That the week ending to-day has
baen broken by tho Intervention OF Thanksgiving the
genexai trade Of tho city has been Of fair proportions
and there is an expectancy OF revival OF activity during
tho approaching holidays The breadstuns market has
rather unsettled by the ntegpostion Of various but
not permanent influences Flour has como In freely,
wheat being adversely affected BY the scarcity or
freishts which also higher by reason Of the re-
ducton OF available room. Groceries we're Qust on all
the leading lines TAre has been good demane for dry
goods during the week. and the account at the close oos
I'D satisactory The market for cotton has been de-
cning one and at the close quotations were t0t per
cent below prices current at the opening low mddngs
eavinS of the basis OF etc Cotton has come In quite
literally tho receipts for tho week footing up 13li2s
bales against hs565 ass week, 1o6io the preceding
week. and ls37O5 for the week ending Nov. g. The
total receipts since Sept were 11 Ss bales and SoO7n
during the same portion Of 1871 increase Of 25o,695
The erports for the week reach total OF s3lS bales
against AO36 time last year an increase OF 1878
bales The total stocks hand are 4O6,46O against
$50 $40 ssme time In lsTl increase Of l bales The
total stocks in the interior bales against
e7.9l2 same time IN 1871.
In financial circles the central point interest was the
great corner Ia North Western common shares On Sat
urtay night Il will be remembered the stock closed
$50 and during Monday sales at 2OO6lOalSO many
smaller shorts being allowed 10 settle their contracts at
about what figures they could stand without absolute
ruin By Tuesday. however settlements had beon made
with su the leading shorts, Mr. Drew having con
tributed 20 the pool said 10 be upward
Of t.20o,OO0, though al what precise figures either
Mr.. Drew or Mr. Smith settled has not transpired.
Referring to the settlements OF the last.named
individual it is SAID that will be had TO the
courts for final adjustment Since then the stock has
been neglected the effect Of the corner being 10 cause
the short interest In the other stocks to cover their con
tracts which has resulted in higher prices. 1t quite
probable the outstanding short interest in the market Is
now less than 1t has been at any time for years since
closing of the money has been easy on cal at
about the legal currency rse, though previously tho
market had been stringent at sixteenth to an eighth
and interest. Money sreturning here from tho West but
the call currency from the South is yet unsasned
Yesterday the Bank OF Commerce paid into the Treasury
s2oe9 in legal tenders and the Fourth National tssIoS
total OF t6O2 53s TO- On the goth and 2lat inst u2i
6 90 was called In from sho banks and tho total
New-York tribune., 1872-12-02
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Coleman Renedict's cosp quotations at ., no. wert

The subjoined table shows the highest anai lowest
prices of active shares. United States bonds nd gold
made during the past week. well the closing quo
tatlons OF each at the dates undermeptioned:
New-York tribune., 1872-12-02

The gold sales ST 112is1i2i daring the forenoon
advancing to l2i at the close, ths business being Of
small proportions. Gold loans were made fat at the
opening but subsequently, g. and per cent were the
rates paid 20 have balances carried The Assistant
Treasurer paid i coin interest ss2eoo
called bonds Tho days business at the Gold Exchange
Bank was as follDws Gold cleared s65,Oa oOci; COLA
balances, 81 TAI sS1 currency balances, t,o5i595.
New-York tribune., 1872-12-02
Dancinq Ataoemies.

A DODWORTH's CLASSES for DANCING,
~ at No. 2l3 FIRTli-AYE.
MONDAYS and Thursays Tuesdays aud
Fridays Wednesdays and Saturdays 49,
Saturday morning and Friday Monday and
Thursday evenings for gentlemen.
For terms. &c seud Tor circular
DALLET-MASTER DUMAR's DANCING
IL ACADEMY, ~ West Pouhs BoadvArDsy and even
ing classes All dances taught In quarter SIX private lessons
New-York tribune., 1872-12-02
ass Exchange closes up firm on the basis Of tho

Tn money market ruled easy at and per cent at
day. Government bonds and mixed collateral In dis
It's there little easier feeling noted and
oaal sales Of prime paper reported at per
cent The bank statements favorable. rejecting
la rye gain legal tenders. due TO the receipt Of funds
frU Boston. The gold average also higher. tho
coli OF the week covering the disbursements
OF milion account Of the Treasury regular weekly
sal' 1914 SD for interest on the public debt aud about
$50 90 called bonds the Customs receipts footing
t Is22Gs and the shipments abroad s4IO.Hi The fol-
loI table mparison othe fos this aud
= preaching week:
New-York tribune., 1872-12-02
Tho days susiness at the U. 8. sub.rreasury was:

The recepts and disbursements att the Office Of tn
United stsDes Assistant Treasurer NewY York for tn
month OF November were as fellows:
New-York tribune., 1872-12-02
City bank shares sereImoderatsly active The follow
ing were.tlle bids


RarDad bonds were finn, ths Pachc Mortgages hav-
ing made further advance Central Pacific closed at
1909 20 l0l Union Frsts, ssI to s9 Land Graats III to
77i: and Incomes, s5i TO So. Michigan souhera Sinking
Fund sold at 1914; do Second ut 97t b.. H. and Erie
Frsts a. 70 42a Chicago ana Alton Firss, i9s and c.
c. and c. Firsts at sss 6Sst The following the
hidR.