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COrOnel.'s Sale,
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Observation-Disclosures COUN
TY.
Under and by virtue of an execution to me
y directed will proceed to sell in front Of
the eouet house in Camden, within the legal
hours of sale, on the lst Monday, End day Of Sep
tember next, the following mentioned ana describ.
cd propt trty, to-wit.
All the right, title and interest Of the defend
ant, il any, ii two hundred acres arabic and sew.
en- hundred acres uncultivated land and build
ings thereon in Flat Rock Township, Kershaw
county, bought by said defendant a. land Of Ario
Niles, Agen at a sale Of delinquent lands, On
the 9th day o. June, 1872. Also lot,of lumber
containing 6pe Thousand 'set, more dr.Issss Lev;
led on as the property James P. Boswell 8. K.
G., at the suit OF J. J. Horton jr. !.
NV. DEPAsS, Coroner 4 Co..
aug8 Sw
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Strong Testimony.
STRyBENYILLE, ONO, Sept. A, lS1l

STRUBENYMLE, OHIO, Sept 4, 1871
DR.. Raa. II. 1ntt: --,-r..r-.s7> e. '''..,E@ /,
!. Dear Sir-I feel it a duty to you and to
suffering humanity TO make public the great
merits Of your Extract Sarsaparilla and
Queens Delight. For years l have been,
great sufferer, my general health broke
down, and was afflicted with nervousness
Of! the most terrible character, which was
soon followed by an eruption all over the
body, forming large ulcers in some places,
and attended with rheumatic pains. Ton
que cannot describe my suffering; 1 was ro-
duced almost to askeleton, and had aperfect
loathing of food. Twas attended by several
physicians, who rendered me mo relief. l
dispaifea ofeyer being wellagain; butthanks
to kind Providence, I accidentally heard OF
YOUR medicine. sent for half q dozen bot
Ties, and before had taken three | began 70
f.cl better, my appetite improved, and the
rheumantic pains became less sevare and 4
could enjoy Sleep L have continued its
use, and have taken eleven bottles and be-
,;eve / am sound man again, Ths ulcers
have all healed. my skin is smooth and
healthy, and I have gained % pounds in
weight. Ibelieve my sickness resulted from
faint of scrofula. I would earnestly re.
commend your compound to my fellow suffer
eNs . ... -,
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TuEeosorRIr13 3ciy or l Tan Nv ArrREE CoRNE1

THEgoNeERT oFTHE ~ ATEREE CoRNE1
BAND-As will be seen BY advertisement in
another column the concert of the Wateree
Corlet Band, wilttake plaee.on "Wednesday
August "A, iustaed Of Thursday, August 8
az pfeyionsly announced This was occasion.
ed through unavoidable circumstances. In
these dull times, when SO little eyer occurs
Etorsliavethe monotony Of the cheated tsrm,'''
such refreshing entertainment as this con:
|eett promises 10 obe viii, we Sesfsure, be
greatly appreciated by the pablie, and that
thsy viii evinee their appeciation~bS bestow:
ing upon these talented young gentlemen q
crowded house They have expended both
time and money TO make this entertainment
ono which will reflect credit upon our town,
and :as the money realized therefrom is in
tended to still further advance thsnin their
musical studies, they should be compensated.
The arrangements ferthis coaceft.afe under
|the direction Of PROF. Fons. a gentleman who,
being thoroughly yersed in, all branches Of
music, possesses hat'peculiar genius which
gives 50 much more charm ITO rendition.
We.understand the professor viii favor the
:aadicnce with several solos, ,on piano aud
cornet. The price>of admission Is 30 small
LII 49,, .~,.Ls,. ~ '.,oob % al and ua
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CoaREcrIoN.-In publishing the account
Of the hot weather last week, through the
neglect Of the coupositor correct,
ing the matter, we were made to say that
the thermometer ranged from 9seto 1919
which should have been from $50 to lO1o
Since that time the atmosphere has been
cooled off by frequent showers, and now one
can getat least get . comfortable sleep al
night. v s..-s -. s:.-;i = =. ~
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A GOOD UNDERrAKINa,-We are glad t.
learn that our colored fellowcitizens are max.
ing an effort to establish,a Division of the
Sons of Temperance, or, at least, an ofgsui.
zatioa with similar motives We can but
wish them the utmost success in their worthy
undertaking, it will prove a source of great
good to the community at large, and should
receive tho encouragement Of all classes.
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FEts-TSETEHsf+"

n
IITANTED, AGENTS-$1OO to $3.50 per
wv month-cverywhere, Male and Fesale, TO-
Introduce the genuine inproyed MAHsHA sS1E5
MD Sfacnissst nThis machineswiH stitch. hsn,
fell, braid, tuck, bind, cord, aliN snd' broid-
fully licensed and warranted for fye year,, We
will pay S 100 for eny aachile tigh sPriesd OF
! that w'tsew 69strbnger, more beautiful o" more
elastic stitch than ours Itmskss Tho ELASTIC
LOCK STITCH. Every second stitch con be cut and
still the cloth can not be! pulled apart without
tearing it. We pay agents from $l0Q, g $50
and espensest or q eonmissio5 from whisf twice
that amount can be made Eor ,eireylsr and
terms; apply addresses MARsfAILt& Co,
iEo, 1O2 Nassau Street, New iork-9asg sltEs I'll
J. CiurIox-Do not be imposed upon BY 'ether
parties travelling through The country p:!ming
Of worthless caGtiron machines under thsS same
name oc ora.rwise. Ours is the only genuine
Snd really sagmsehins manufactured - .,
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! DR.. TUFTS Hair Dye is endorsed BY the
Best Chenlstes. leals So =. ",
Terrible Mortality Among Hsrds o
Texas Cattle: ~

-,E,s. " ~ = = :, - : q SEh
A correspondents, 5 who has enjoyed ez-
cellent facilities of knowing whereof no
writes, gives the. following information to
the Liire iSoek, Reporter, relative to the pres
ent condition Of the cattle interest. in South
western md Southern Kansas: .a..~ :ssft
Good judges, who have had the bast op-
sportunities' for observation, ;estimate that
fully oue.thitd Of the Texan cattle that went
into winter quarters in Kansas, ! 'ye already
been lost by straYing away or BY death, and
that at least One-half the remaider will die
before the cattlesget upon the new grass
While this sombre view Of tho matter is
doubtlesssomewhat exaggerated, think that
fully 25 per cent of these cattle are already
dead, to say nothing of those lost by. the dis
persion of, herds, and unless theremaindsr Of
the winter proves remarkably mild, another
25 per cent viii assuredly not reach the
butchers block. - - &c..
/ Several causes have combined to produce
this disastrous state Of affars'in,a q. business
which has hitherto been most profitable. As
I wrote you last summer, most of these cattle
were very thin whom they arrived in Kansas,
and did not put on flesh as thsy did in pre-,
vious seasons; owing. doubtless, to the over.
abundant rains: which rendered the grass
washy. Moreover, the cattle; were often
crowded upon poor range near the railway
stations, in the vain hope Of effectiug sales.
These cattle were thus crowded and moved
from place to place, without in any material
way improving their condition, until they
were overtaken by early and severe sleot and
snow storms of autumn. > s ......'..
Many Of the owners, hoping, (against prob.
ability to make sales oftheir cattle, deferred
making any arrangements for wintering them
until the storms were fairly upon them,
when they rushed them into the hands OF
any parties who had few tons of praric hay
which in many cases was. put up after frost
had destroyed oil tho nutritiye value of the
grass. HenHe,' we find tho cattle dying in
such numbers, in some cases reaching, O,
this early day, as high as 80 per cent. o
the number going into winter quarters.
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sIFOfCAsE. NETWS..
cHrJRCH DIRECTORY.

Methodist Church. DeKalb strset-Rev. A.
Stokes, Pss,or-Ssrvices At IL A. u. and r.
n. on Sunday; Prayer Meeting Wednesday al
4P. ".
Presbyterian Church, Dskalb street-Rev. 5.
II. H.y. P.stor-Serricea ut i A. ". and 4! =.
n. on Sunday; Prayer Meeting on wednesday
ut = P. NJ ~ . sss ~ ~ sssis.ss y is.s5s :y
/ EflseoiaL causeu. gREy.B. Ed. .pl,rr.-
<sandsy. 4 frso'e1oef 4. ". and & P. N.
Wednesday, at 6, Pm.
Baptist Church, Broad street-Rev. A. K.
Durham, Pastor-Services It'll A. NJ. and a
2. n. OH the second and fourth Sundays Of
each month; Prayer Msetiny Thursday At 8 p.
II. Il =. -. ~
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. ,WEEps, ON MAIN STREEr.-We woult
call the attention of the Town Council to the
condition of the open lot opposite the mark
ct, has grown up in perfect wilderness O
weeds, which can accomplish no good, bu
arc not pleasing to the sight; aud are q fer
tile source of malaria and disease. .
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Our enterprising merchant, Ny. H. Ba-
ruch, isgaboat going Norths stoIlay in his
stock of fall goods. On. his return our citi.
gems may expect to see something 7eat, fash
ionable7 and cheap $3.50
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DEATHs.-Wc are informed by reliable
persons that the number of deaths occurr 1g
lately, are in great excess, Of the general list
of morality thtoughensiour section. Every
variety of disease seems to prove more fatal
than ordinary.
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/ WARoN THE OUTLAws-We learn from
our exchanges that another of the "Scufle-
town" Lowrey gang of outlaws has paid the
penalty Of his vile deeds. Tom. Lowrey was
killed by party who were hunting for him
on the 18th Of July. In speaking of the af-
fair the Edge6eld Adyertissr says:
"Since the we'll merited death the other day,
ofTom Lewrey, an account of which may be
found in another column, there remains but
two Of the vile and skulking devils who have
so long been robbing, killing and harrassing
the people of Robeson county; NC. These
are Stephen Lowrey and Andrew Strong
The last seen Of this couple. they were lurk.
ing in swamp near the scene of political
meeting. with the intention it is supposed, of
getting a shot at somebody whom they 5e1,
pcoted would be in attendance. In the
mean time, the number of young men on
the war path against these outlaws, has been
increased to seven" -
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se een,s FOR, si1 No MoInUtIk,is "a 81 On Trial.

80 eenss fsr si4 ,le'sstks sf On d Tfiai.
Every Aaioa skoula ss5senls to tie HAson c NOM
lron, published monthly at GOldsboroaE c.
Devoted strictly to stheE Sciences. Philt sophy,
Symbolism and Jurisprudence Of Masonry snd
news Of special interest to the fraternity South,
The MONITOR has received the highest, lnceni-
ums from the eimpartial and intelligent p ,sss ef
the country. Tho proprietor soiieits Che atssn-
age and support, ,of the frateriitE AddESesI A.
BoNITz, MandaRgfing al Rfdg EdGof, Goldsbo:o X c.
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THE WEArHER.-We have had sufi-
cient quantity Of much-needed rain since
Saturday.last, and the vegetable world seems
wonderfully revived thereby. The extremely
hot weather ofthe past week had: been death
to everything green -. -As!+.h ga 81 -
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New sPUBL1cATIoNs:- haveereceived
the first number ofa paper published at
Chester, S. c., named "The Temperance
Cause, Its selections and appearance arc
good; ana display much taste and judgement
in the publisher The object which this little
sheet has in view isof fyaalipterest to all,
as there srs; few among nsEho have not
cause to, deplore the Sondage Of some dear
ndpths fead alcohol :bespsak for
it the liberal patronage sef esr good people.
Address s 9s::sIsSs :.
EN-. Ev4ss, i
prnn,.sTa,n.St Sr,na Gan.. Hhaatar g G
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Meetings..

wATRREE DIVISION NO. 9, 8. OF T.-At
tend the regular meeting Of your Division I.
Temperance Hall on Monday evening at o.
clock. By order Of ". p.
d. c. KIRKLEY, r. 8.
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Perfun1ery &c.

n ERMAN and French Cologne. Lubins and
4J Lows Extracts, Toilet Powders and Soups,
in large yaristy. Lily White, Prepared 0halt
&c.. Ayers Hair Vigor, Tricophsfous, Katha.
rlou, Sicilisn Hair Remover, Cocoa Cream, SO,
zodont aud Tooth Powders. H. I'D.
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The time for making tax returns, by linn
itation Of law, has expired. We would ad.
.yiss oarieadersto lose no further time in
making their returns, as the penalty Of
double assessment attaches to neglect in this
particular.
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OuR AogSr IS 1x CuAILEsTox.-Th advertising
agency of Walker, Evans 4 Cogsxsll, represent
ed by Roswell T. Logan. Esq. Is the only author
lied agent for this paper, in Charleston.
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SABBATH last proved to be propitiods
day for;thosa who wished to attend upon
worship at the different churches. The fiery
rays Of the sun were dispelled by the clouds
so that the weather was. very comfortable.
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TNFfEEN good, smart, active laborerst to work
On the Camden Bridge. Coed wages will Be
psid, and promptly. Also, six good carp'ntsrs
or hands who can handle tools ana nave them.
;una 27tf ]. b. LAsSALLE, Contractor
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tang Liniment is preferable to every 9th

If you desire rosy cheeks and . complex.
ion fair aud'fre from Pimples, Blotches and
Erup.ions, purify your blood by taking Dr.
Pierce's Golden. Medical Discovery.
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Pie present wet spell causes uneasiness to
our planters who have crops subject to the
freshets 1t would be great disaster if an
"August freshet" should come upon US, for
most Of the river land is planted with teorn,
and we do no. remember ever seeing q ifher
crop.
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School Notice.

4 TEACHER is wanted to take charge Of the
Y MslsAeadsny otthsCamden 0rphan Socie.
ty.-ro open not later than the tld OF Oetobs
next. The school building II now undergoing
,6,li rsnair. Applicants are rsquested to eommu-
Pn;cat.vith q JoxuN. DsSAussUla; Prest.
.,~.It3 a Camden g. C..
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roRM Your clubs for the JOURNAL ct once,
a. we are Offering Extraordinary induce
ments TO clubs. Read the advertisement.
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., AURORA BoRALIs.-A beautiful aurors
was visible 1.-THE northern sky on last satur
day night about nine o'clock, and lasted seve
raj minutes. Can any ofour S,uaats accou1
for the appearance of this Phenomenon al
this season of the year;
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The absence Of the editor sDd the increase
of duties devolving upon US thereby, must
be our excuse for the lack of local news. We
hope our readers will kindly bear with us
u"f1' ms M 'ssu - -. "a k& Il
: RELIGIOUS Rev. c. DURHAM, Of
Goldsboro',s N. c., will preach Cd. W at
the Baptist Church, in Camden, On next
Sunday, the 11th inst, morning sud night
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The BOIL WoRM.-We regret to learn
that the much. dreaded boil worm hasmade its
appearance, though only in u few places Ss yet.
We have .been:shown by MttTs w. iPsgaes
several bolls which had been completely de-
s.royed,. Mr.. Peguea ssys they have, done
very little damage at present, but from the
known increase of these marsuders, it is hard
to tell what destruction might be accomplish
ed before the season has expired.
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With deep gratitude to you.
I am ever your friend. z
"A ~s.sssgd JASs,ERANKLN.

ssssS / a1 I { ssES sa9
Dr.Tasts Ever Pills are mild and gen
tie purgatise, possessing the peculiar merit
of acting as a powe agcntl in insrelleving
congestivso d. torpid liver They have no
equal. S $s ~. C G.. :s3a;g$sA
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PUBLICATIONS REcEIyED.-We have re-
ceived the American Farmer for August
As usual, it is full Of instruetion and usefd
reading ~matterss= Til ipublication merits !
liberal patronage from. the agricGlturists Of
the South.
We have also before US the Southern Cul
tivator, published at Athens, Ga, This
numberlsfalB Bsusta:ns tho enviabie reputa
ton which the Cultiyator has achieved fol
itself.
"OuR PET"-Is the title of a. new weekly
paper irst started a. Charlotte, N. O. edited
and puhished.b5 Mrs. Addie' Paul. : The
salutatory quite model lofgoodcomposition:
Subscription price $1.00 per anuuui. So
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Props. Tempe..nce Cause, Chester, s. G.
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s,-..e.2..x zsa eIoH geo INV wSa
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If)nf, Agents wanted 10 sell the beautiful Photo;
JUuU Graph Yarrtppiage Certfeateand PhotograpA
Family Records. For terms send stamp to
CR1DYn Bao., Publishers, York, Pa.
;rl,, Ok A.
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rNURNIp SEED by Nail
/ The finest Table and Field varieties; per
ounce, 1Oc; per lb. 3Oc; per lb. 81. Postpaid to
any address. EDW'D J. EYANS 6Cp:,
july 25' YORK. "a.
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;,.s,go, Isl o. a.ss s>siis. gaiiioa q sEaaE
-. IA En..IaI skfuec naay 2als1.S
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-11-28

NORTH CAROLINA STATE DEBT.-[ From the
New York World. THE Geographic synop-
sis has not done justice to that portion Of
the message sent in by the Governor OF
North Carolina On the Goth instant which re-
lates to the State finances. Governor Cald
well lays down three propositions, which are
about rs follows First, that the State debt
is too large to be paid in full; second, that
the State cannot publish its bankruptcy by
proposing to call in the old issues and emit
in their stead new bonds of less face-value
and, third, that if the holders of North Caro-
lima bonds desire to make any such PROPOSE
ton of scaling to the State, it is SINE qua
non that the proposition includes every
holder and all classes Of bonds. WITHIN the
limits of these three propositions the Cover
nor expresses his belief that cit is possible
to effect u complete adjustment OF the whole
debt TO tie entire satisfaction and interest OF
all partes.' As to the initiatory step, the
Governor says:
81 recommend that the Governor be au-
thorized by resolution to appoint an agent
or agents to confer, under his directions,
with the holders of the State bonds, or their
representatives, and to receive and report
any Dropostion that such holders may de-
sire 10 make. Such agent would have to be
selected with full knowledge of and with
reference to all the circumstances and condl-
tons surrounding the subject, and be per-
son in whose discretion and honor the cred
itors will have entire confidence. Until THIS
is done | do not think it would he prudent
TO take any other step whatever"
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I;ssaed sis q niershe of OF Che
House OF Heprese ntati pe pest oil tne
EIot. hew1yer slag niaSe by asygung man
WHO Cor seyeras years neld the position as
Inv clerk Il, one bic the sIlepartH 'eptss az fol-
lows: g IL, case OF death, or If alG person 10
under sentence OF death. So
"A wclI-known young Inin answered 2 sf1e
question Into what coordinate branches
i tiie Government OF the United States 81.
yided Pr !" Army, navy, md civil service
and complained that he saiiad no facilities
for refreshing his memory at all. !"
Questions in false syntaX give. many o.
the applicants much trouble. Rebccc:
took goodIy raimcnt and put them on JACOB.
il one OF the sentences to be corrected. II
was corrected in many ways, and among
others the following "Rebecca goodIy took
raiment and put them upon Jacob,' sano
" Rebecca two sufficient raiment and put
them on Jacob"
History also furnishes much amusement te
the looker-on of the answers. The question
"What two noted Polish generals fought fol
this country during the revolutionary war =
brought forth the following answers i" DE
KaIb, Cosciesco, Cromwell, and Lafayette
and Sigel and Heintzelman.a The old exam.
lining boards of the Treasury Department
(which examinations were not competitive,
had way of asking many amusing .ques
tions, such as "Where is the newly-discov'
cred heaven, Arcadia ?" " How long would
il take pound of snow to melt on the 18th
of Julyr' just for the purpose of procuring
amusing answers. The present Civil-Service
Board give every applicant fair examina'
ton, all Of the questions asked being neces
gary
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=, : aa ra4,,s,. ane, s,anawha Canal.


We copy from the New York Herald to-
day an article fayorins the completion by
the United States Government OF the James
River and Kanawha canal. The main argu-
mcnts In behalf of the. great undertaking arc
succinctly presented, and the Government IS
called upon to complete tue work as q ma
tional benefit. The Virginias offer as gilt
the nearly 100000 they have paid to-
wards the work, and propose that when its
tolls have reimbursed the Federal Govern
ment for what it may spend in its compile
ton that it be declared highway free from
tolls except what may be necessary to keep
it in repair
The argument that this canal will furnish
an additional outlet to the produce OF the
great West, now pressed for ways to get to
market il one that should be conclusive;
hut there is yet another which is not less
potept. 1t is that in time of war this central
water.line would supply any demand for
the support OF army and navy, ana would
be out of the reach of the enemy, since it Is
in the heart of the Union.
The proposition that the Federal Govern
ment shall take the work is favored by the
Government engineers, meets the approval
of the President, and is really opposed in no
quarter that we have seen. 1t certainly inn
medatcly interests the great bulk of the i'll
habitants of the Mississippi Valley, and we
think there is good ground to hope that it
will succeed