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Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1872-05-21
NOTICE..
VS..

Zerah lInder, Deft
1EFORE andrew Alexander, Justice of the
y Peace in and for Richland Township, Bel
mont County, Ohio. The above named defen-
dant sarah Linder, who is nonresident of
the County of Belmont and State of Ohio, will
take notice. that on the 9th day of April. 1871
the Plaintiff James Chick, filed in the Office OF
the above named Justice of the Peace, his af-
fdavit setting forth, that on the 9th day of
April 1850 said Plaintiff obtained a judgment
against the said Defendant, before, and on the
Docket of Wilmoth Jones. ESQ.,, late Justice
of the Peace of said Township and County, in
the sum of $40 50, that the same is unsatisf1ed
IN whole; ana there being justly due thereon
SIS 81 which Judgme ent has since become dor
nlant aud that unless the said defendant ap
pear on the 18th day OF June, 1872 at 10 O'Clock,
a. m. and show cause why such judgment
should not be revived against him; and If suf-
ficient cause be not shown to the contrary; said
Judgment shall stand revived for the amount
which the Court shall find to he due.
JAMES CHICK.
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"At the Atchison fair, to be held
next fall premium, consisting of a
silver cup and spoon, is offered to the
finest boy baby; one to the finest girl
baby; one to the finest pair Of twins;
and one to the finest triplets." This
announcement ought to have been made
some months earlier. It strikes US, to
insurea lively competition. Six months
is rather short notice.
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RET.7TO.7.T .VURS EREES

ONE mile North of National Road near tne
" County Iufrmary. .,,,.
We heep constantly on hand choice seiec-
ton Of Fruit and Ornamental Trees, vines, &C,
,oIi . nd examinf before purchasing elsewhere
Orders promptly I'LL P. o. address EaSs nsGn'
land Ohio. j.
fohb,7I-lv
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MEsCELLANEOUs.
2 he state of Ohio Belmont COun-
" Enurt of Common Pleas.

f,-rT1,.iia Dickson and Evan r. Dickson. her
htfsban i. Petitioners
Ezekiel E. Mills, John Mills, Lorenzo Mills,
sarah Conaway and John Conway, n
husband Loretta McGinnis and EdN ard
McGinpis, her husband, Mary A
Hicks, Martha Mills, Ida Fry and
Henry Fry. Defendants
THE Defendants. Ezekiel E. Mills. Lorenzo
mis- her husband, Martha Mills. ida Try anu
Henry FFy Who reside IN Bsitn eDt tssuhty' =
Ohio; John Mills VINO resides il NnShIhsuhi
County. GEio: sarah Conaway ana Johh ON
away her husband, VINO reside N GUERNSEY
County Ohio and Mary a. Hicks, who reside
in the state OF Iowa. Will lake notice khai d
yetftion w2s filsd against them or the l7th ol
April 1872 in the Court OF Common Pleas OF
Belmont Cnunty Ohio. by PsTIneila DlcBlson
ard Evan r Dickson. her husband adds no.
pending therein, wherein said Per7nelia Dick
ison and Evan Z. Dickson. her husband, de-
mand partition OF the foilowlng real estate
situate in Belmont Jounty, Oh1o, ana OF W llcn
Robert Mills late of said county. died selzeu
First Tract:-Being in the middle OF ,cctlon
II. Township 5, Range six, tn nSte1benE ne Iand
by lands of Wade and The North line OF Sec
H. and the lands oI Thomas wilson; on
the East by lands of Thomas Wilson, Smivh
Sinclair John Bryant and Thomas Robinson;
on the South by lands OF Thomas Robinson
James Gibbons and Lydia Brown; on the West
by lands of John n. Conrad, Make bert, n.
Wade and ]. Judkins.
second Tract-In Section Is, Township s,
Range g. and beginning at the Soutbeast corner
of SAID Section Is and running Jnence with line
Of lands formerly owned by James Mc'1lsh,
West6s 52-l00 perches 10 the corner OF Hoover;
thence North Is O3-l00 perches with said Heov-
er's line: thence East 6s 52-l00 perches to Sec
fion 4 thence South % 0?-l00 perches to the
place of beginning, containing li11 acres of
land and tine same peng designated as an out
Lot of the Town of GAINESVILLE, ohio.
Third Tract-Being partof the SoutheastA OF
Section Is, ef Townships, 8, Range 6, aforesaid,
and beginning at planted stone in the line OF
lands formerly belonging to James McLish ard
running East 10 20 100 perehes 70 plan1tesd l1tss
stone IN the road leading to James Byle's;
thence SOUTH 10 West % perches to a stake in d
line of lands formerly owned by JamesMcLish;
thence North 28 SO-I0O perches with the line OF
said McLish's lands 10 the place of beginning.
coutaing 81 acres of land.
The object and prayer of satd petition is that
the above named defendants may be made
parties to this proceeding anu that at the next
term of the Court of Common Please, petition
ers may have order of partition of said premises
PERMILA DICKSON and
EVAN r. DICKSON, her
L. DANFoRD, atty. husband
ap256w
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REMOVED.

. rrss NANCY B. FARIS, would inform her
MI old customers and the nblic generally ana
ladies particularly that she mas y ressn ee
reT West of the St Clair Hotel, where she will
Keen full supply # MILLENEEY. EAEyS1, ;.AySf,,
eacb SeeSon to " hic she invites the attention
Of b yers. Than <fi for past tavors sne wong qe
vite those wanting HATS or BONNElo
MADE or TRIMMED, to call where tney may
be expeditiously and neatly supplied. le
mar266S
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The Liberal Candidate.

In the Topeka Commonwealth we
find the following short life sketches of
the nominees for President and Vice
President of the Cincinnati Conven-
finn.
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8,It.more and Ohio Railroad
fCENrRAI. OHIO DIvIsroN)
n. a.d amer May 18th, 1871, trains will leave
stations as follows;
Westward.
MASONIC DIRECTORY, 1872.

Belmont Lodge, No. ls. F. & A. N: meets % ey,
cry Wednesday night on OF prseS1ne NJ xre ~ ~.
mOOu- y. W. O<1-AA'oA3--' " -
AIExIs Cof-E Secy.g
ST. Clairsville CHARTER. No. II Koyal AMncn M
naasons, meets every Friday nlgnt on OF a4seI
the Snii rnoon- y JAS. MELLOR, H. p.
-slaxoRcE MITCHELL. Sec'y.
? ss,,nar Excellent Masters, meets on the Second
Tuesday night of every month
- W. 8. KENNON, 7. !. g. NJ.
Hone Commanding No. 26 of Knights Temp
lars meets an the second Monday night OF every
month ROSS ]. ALEXANDER, Em GoIa oI
JAS B. RYAN, Rec. mart7'1y
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ATTENTION.!

r5,HF undersigned would give notice that he
1 is prepared to furnish all kinds OF
CABINET WORK.
and do ali manner OF REPAIRING TO furniture
chairs &c. on the shortest notice.
Particular attention given to the uNDr:h-
n, = = fNSTs RJISTSESS All kinds of Collins
furnished at reasonable prices, Alwork guar
anteed- -, ..,~.,5s-,s
B. K. JOHNSTON.
st. ClairsvilIe, o.. Dec 8. 1883.
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Bowles of the Springfield Republican,
tells how Carl Schurz got over his de
feat at Cincinnati. After the result had
become apparent he almostbroke down
but managed to get through with the
little else that was done. He then re-
tired to the hospitable home of Judge
Stallo. where he found a number of
friends equally chagrined and disap-
pointed with himself at the unexpect-
ed result. No one had any consolation
to offer to the rest. Schurz, among whose
accomplishments is a fine taste and skill
in music, sat down to the piano and
poured the sorrows of his wounded
spirit through theItouching themesEOf
Auber. Those present were deeply
affected, and testified the depth of their
feelings by actually crying, 1t is said
that never were the musical thoughts.
of Auber rendered in more effective
style even in the opera. H9
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BE mindful that the present time
alone Is yours, as the past is dead, and
the future yet unborn.
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STOP, READ THIS

r HERERy certify that about four years since
i 1 was attacked with avery severe Catarrn In
nv nose head and throat. and also very tor
menting Rheitn1dtisn l tried various remedies
and consulted with my regular physician, us
ing his prescriptions, but derived no benent
frcm any them. The CataIrh became SO oaa
thatI could not breathe through my nose at all,
and the Rheumatism so painful and di stressing
that could scarcely walk. at this time my
disease was pronounced inclTdbte. About this
time Dr. Boyd old me he believed he could
cure me- tried his Common Sense Treatment
and soon the disesse began to give way. and
got better rapidly and am now free from serious
trouble TO that extent that Iresort to the use OF
no Medicine at all, and can with great con-
fdence recommend DIR. Boyd's treatment TO all
O1tdrrh and Rheumatic sufferers.
0'-'-' JANE SCOTT,
per " r. KIRKwooD.
hereby certify that Mrs. Scott Is n member
Of Copd.-yes Of high standing in the Preshy-
terian Church Of Snithfcld; ana that ali her
statements arc TO be surpliciuy relied on.
further say that have been rom the outset
cogilizartt Of the facts ipfhis csse. signed the
above certificate for Mrs. S. by her direction
w r. KJRKN GOD.
Pastor Presbyterian Church. smithheld, O.,
/ July 81. 1871.
! Send stamp for circular TO
DR.. GEORGE II. BNYD. Surgeon Dentist,
ST. Clai- sville. Belmont County, Ohio.
4 sep2s7l
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A touching story of faithful love
comes from Philadelphia. A beautiful
young girl became engaged in 1861 to
a gallant officer in the Union army. At
the close of the war he went TO Califor-
MIA to seek his fortune. She waited
patiently for his return, feeling conf
dent that he would yet return to her.
So the years passed; gray hairs began
to show themselves in her brown tress-
es; her friends no longer ridiculed her,
but pitied her as a monomaniac. Last
week her fidelity was rewarded. The
lover Of her girlhood returned from
California, brOnzed and bearded, q
millionaire, with wife and twins.
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GREELEY's PREDICAMENT.

The fixing of the time for the meet
ing of the Democratic National COnven-
tion ON the 9th of July is a heavy blow
at Greeley. 1t means that the Demo-
Gratis are going to wait till the whole
situation is developed before they act.
1t means also that the Philadelphia
nominations must be made, and a suf-
ficient time must intervene to show
Greeley's attitude toward them, and
his Republican strength against them,
before the Democracy will decide upon
their course. We suspect it means to
keep Greeley upon the hoop for two
long months, playing him with the
prospect of the nomination, and to get
him, through this temptation, fully
committed against any nomination the
Republican party may make at Phila-
delphia, and then to land him, gasping,
on the bank, a wreck in character and
in his profession. ns -si'i e
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1872-05-21

Spiritualism az Mean business,
The Omaha Bee gives the result of a
spiritual seauce in that city. 1t says:
The medium told to almost every one
in the circle something of their past
lives, which rather settled them. A
young man, now q clerk in this city on
large salary was told how, in an East
ern State, he had spent some three
Thousand dollars of his employers mon
ey in gambling hell; that he fled to
the West and assumed another name;
that he had lived an honest life since;
worked hard; and finally paid back,
last fall. the last cent that ne had rob-
bed his employer Of; that he had thu
receipt in his trunk, that he is now en-
gagged to be married to young lady
who is considered wealthy. The clerk
was considerably surprised, but after
being assured that his name should
never come to light he acknowledged
all to be true, except that he Was not
engaged, but soon wou be in all prob
ability. A lady was told how she had
abandoned her child, born after her
husbands death; and how she, suffer-
ing from remorse, had spent nearly all
the money left her, in years search
after the child; and the trouble she had
experienced in regaining possession of
it from lady who adopted it from a
foundling hospital. The lady, whose
present husband is absent attending to
some mining business in Utah, after a
good deal of hesitation, acknowledged
that the story was true as to the most
important parts. .s .;a..
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Established in 1873
VI. sCELLANEoUs.
PHYSIc41s&

PHYnIc4d1S
1,v.pv " rvsr.a.p 1s,s.H wEsr, - l.
NRS HENRY * JNO- +. WEST, pay ins
| Ii formed partnership N toe piSes.yS 4S,esIg =;
Medicine ami Surgery, Wlii sttSu9 - + -. - a. -
/ cline of their profession OInce heAs u'Oi
10 Vests Drug Store
Or b. HEwETsoN. has returned to st.
J Cslairsville an again tenders ms sefNiceS
as Pl,sss1cian susf Surgeon 70 me public
cffies fsree doors West Of tte Post oiiiee-
JaDz5tf
DR JOHN 81. THOMPSON 81. cLAlRs-
- WILLIE. OHIO - ,,-..- t,,i,,,
eS7-0Gice in Patterson = l-S , = Ofti + 'i'
4 Na.Iefs stoTe-front
DRY GOODS. EOT1ONs&c.
oATFs,x. j., Dealers in Dry Goods Notions,
Baots and shoes, Sc. Opposite Ire i'sutei
Office.
unI.L FRED. Dealer in Dry Goods, Fnrs
Boots and Shoes. &C. Patterson ploeA.
CLOTHING.
gTOFFSER, L. p. Tailor and dealer in
Ii Cloihing and Gents Furnishing u'o"s'
Collins new building
ITEYER. II. Merchant Tailor, and dealer
VI in Ready Made Clothing: eehSs ,oei,a e.
ing Goods Hat Caps. &C. opposite Oh
Clair Hotel.
NATIONAL HOIELs
ST. GAINESVILLE, OHIO.
And oMNIBUs LINEto WAREoCKs STA
T,foN r o. R. Z. Fair . cents
0t7 F. SIM PsoN, Proprietor
rTRST NATIONAL BANK OF ST.CLAIKs-
WILLIE. CAPITAL SlO0,oO0 1t,
azrBank open from A. NJ. until 8 =. n. ;,,.,, D.s
connt siavs tuesdays, at 10 az Money reeelveo e
on deposit. Collections made and yrocesscs soId
0,ttte9 ~, re promptly. Exchange bought and sou
Dfrect6rs-Ross J. Alexander, Davle ~
IoSsnb Vyoodmansee, George Brown.
"SSsP D. d. COWEN, PRESIDENT
II. C. wELDAY, Cashier
- - x,oor BENZ. R CowEN,
~ Snso. ", = - egrrrs ANTHONY SHEETS.
S n. SHEETS.
HoGE, sEEEETs & CO.,
b a N x Z r s.
BELLAIRE, OHIO.
nr.bIN EXCHANGE, and buy Coin, Coup
IL ons ard Government Bonds.
Deposits in money received. Interest PAID on
special deposits. ......
Drayers OF foreign bills OF e1cnanee' .ot+
No a general banking business. JSou
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Psr5otlia Dickson and Evan K. Dickson, ne
htfsban l. Petitioners
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A Quaker lately popped the ques-
ton to q fair Quakeress as follows;
'sHum; yea and verify, Penelope, the
spirit urgeth and moveth ne wonder
\ fully to beseech thee to cleave unto me,
flesh of my flesh and bone Of my bone. %
ssHum. truly, Obadiah, thou hast
wisely said, In&smuch as it Is written
that 1T is not good for man to be alone
lol will sojourn with thee"
1t Is great thing for young man
to find out early that he is Of the mimi
mum of Importance in the world; that
while it demands Of him every thing
that he can do, it can get on admirably
without him. In all Its busy, pressing
forces he il not missed. Bless youi
he never has been recognized! Don't
forget the mistake made by the ny up
on the coach wheels, and the disaster
that overlook the ambition OF the frog.
Do all YOU can; sink all selfish thoughts
of self, and compel out Of you the best
that is in you.
A request of the Spanish Govern
ment addressed to the Cortes for power
to raise 40.OOO fresh troops sounds
Strangely contrasted with the repeated
declarations of the same Government
that the Cariist revolt was the merest
fiasco. Moreover, news comes from
Paris that the Carlists have occupied
Bilboa and claim to be masters OF the
three Basque provinces, An impor-
Iant engagement is atieipated IN Bis
cay. u .1 Ct
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BENRY " EsT. A. n ~ L Nss,- = -
urNRx & JNO T. WEST, having
. ] formed a partnership N The practice ~
Medicine and surgery, win attend to all calls u
|; ne line Of their profession. Once next ooOI
10 Vests Drug Store
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1872-05-21

The story of the life of Horace
Greeley, the nominee of the Cincinnati
Convention for President, is familiar to
all classes people-more so, perhaps,
than that of any other public man, now
living, in the country. He was born
in New Hampshire, and is now few
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1866-1891, 1872-10-15

! O, That I WERE BEAUTIFUL! is the un-
spoken wish of thousands Of women to whom
nature has de MED t,.le charm of apure, fresh
transparent comrIQxion. To CRAFTY this
wish Hagan's Magnolia Balm was was intro
duced. Phc cosmetics of the day had been
pronounce 4 poisonous by the most distinguish
ed cbep,ists, and it was also found that their
ultimate effect was to wither the skin as we'll
as to paralize the external nerves. The
ladies hailed with delight the advent Of
hsalthful, herbal and floral preparation cap
able Of imparting to their faces, neeks and
arms n, ;porcelain smoothnsss and a tinge like
! that of the finest oriental pearl. They soou
discovered that it was. "new thing under
the sun" ineomparable and unapproachaDle.
Unquestionably tho Magnolia Balm has been
the greas, toilet success ofi'ithe present
century. :. &C.,, ,,ns i, T. i, {,HH ,'t :. .'...
s1,0a0 REwARpis Offered BY the proprie-
tor Of Ds. PIERCE Golden Medical Discovery.
for slmedicins that will equal It in the cure
of slli severe cases Sf silver Complaint" and
all diseases arising from inpurity Of the
blood; as Rruptions, Pimples, Blotches, Boils,
- .'ti!.:Ui al --..t .sFi,il.- = -
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1866-1891, 1872-10-15

In loeklngover the list Of precincts in this
County, over which Republican Supervisors
Of election have. been appointed, vsnote one
or twovery curious things, the first of which
Is, that poll is To bs opened at liberty Hill,
xhereone neverexisted priorto this election,
90 far as we are informed, aud no polls are TO
be opened at Cnreton's Mil on tho west aide
of wateree Riysr, This is, very peculiar,
but taken in connection With some other
things which we will proceed to notice, it
constitutes most decided grounds for ID con-
test of the election. ~ .j'''. . %. 80 '.
Before new precinct can beopened, the
Commissioners of election are required by
hw to make publication of the fact, yet they
have even neglected to make known the
fact that any election even, was to be held
in this County, and US for naming the pre-
sincts and the managers, they have equally
failed to do either. ..
And so to close . precinct at which the
polls have hitherto been opened, requires a
similar publication ofthe fact, by the said
Commissioners. These facts, which have
been brought to light since our last issue,
cannot now prevail for much good, as the
election takes place tomorrow, but it may BE-
that great loss to the Boilers will eusae by
reason, Of Cgetou's Mills Preciprs being
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5;'f :; 5Iso,;. OFFICIAL. d. 5ss
,j.sT,11a sa,s rr--z7;it -f. AG:,-a -
STATE OF 0UFHGAROh1NA,
.uI, !.ao.F --A--1G9h . ,i1s,J .
=, =: ,ya EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT.! |

-, 81 rfEAECUuHSEluEfAHt hINA'
.7b;se Oon,nisaoaears aoa Of Eleetion4: ~" ,,,%&.
I'm accordance with sectioh'8 Of Particle 3 OF tn
.d General sta&utes of ftheState, on ars'hefeby
notified and required t. ,oause hnelection to slo'
held in your respective +, counties on The mrs
tuesday following the arstr Monday Of Noyem
BEL, next, bsiHg tHe 5eb day Of The month Store
said, for seven f1e persons as Electors OF Presi'
dent and ,EiesPresidont off heaUnited cstates'
- Now, therefore, son snd! eaehof Jon srehere-
81 required, with strict regard to the Pgoysiont
II t6S Constitution ana lawspf this State touch.
s1s y5aFdaty in saeh 'caseii ID cause spch eleca
Etipn tnbs heidi sods Respective eodnties on the
las aforesaid and forths' ascsrtainins ana de-
Isfmining the psrssas, who shall lhaTe Sean.anly =
flsitsa tesSeas ssssss have unit j
fa:hand and scaussd ths gTeat 'seal'of tHeS State
lirto be- affixed Lat sCo1amBiu, the 9th day Of
October Der, ,tlSf2 ,iand, indhe' ninety seventh
/, year Of the ipdeRepdeassos theiUnitsa States
ssf. f AFfF'sa: ROBERT (; se99TFs a. aoozsanaor r
81 fHI. GsEpozo,; Secretary Of State, -., ,dt
| lbaSeptf28. -i~ii!% SO, '"A W ..;., At
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1866-1891, 1872-10-15

d The greatest want of the present age is
men, & women, hbalthy &vigorous in mind
& BODY The, continued headaches, weak
:nesses, :peryeameSs: naS varying ailments
which aflict women are generally the result
Of imperfect action of the stomach and other
vital organs DR. WALKERS CALIFORNIA
YINEsAR Buffers, being composed entirely
of Observation-Disclosures indigenous to- Cali
forpine may be taken with perfect safety by
the most delicate, and are sure remedy;
correcting all wrong action & giving new
yigor to, the whole system. 80. 'r :
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1866-1891, 1872-10-15
Sheriff -, Sale,

/ . .T-hE
william n, D'''h .. j.. :: . r." Decree fepR ore
MintonG Hucksbes and wife d CLOSURE '.'.'. = Z.
DYvirtue Of an order uads In the above enti-
! D tied cause, bearing date October End, 1872,
will proceed to sell in front Of the court house
door in Camden, on the First Monday, being the
4tA day Of November next, the following men
toned and described property, to-wit. 10 -.
All that part ofa LOT OF LAND iu the town
of Camden, known and designated in the plan of
said town as LOT No. 1880, which said part Of lot
fronts on Rutledge-strcst 66 ieet, bounde ed north
by the'remainihg part Of the same lot, east by
lot No. 1899, south by Rutledge-street, and west
by lot No. 1881.
: TERMS OF SALESOne third cash balsnce on
q credit of one and two years, with interest
from day Of sale, to besecured BY bond Of pur-
chaser, and mortgage of the premises. Also,
the property to be insured for twothirds its
value and the policy assigned 10 the Sheriff. ~
81 J. P. BOSWELL, s.K.o.
October TO- At
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closed, as we understand that there lay the

closed, as we understand that there lay the
chief strength Of that faslien. s,e.z,-s-s.
There are many other points which we
might allude to, showing that the law had not
been complied with inreferencoso this elec7
ton, but we forbear, al this time, Though if
it becomes our duty, we will certainly ldakke
them known. The fact, is thsopdGng Of
new and closingsof ola precincts, without
legal notice, is a fraud upon the people, and
should not be submitted to unmnrnuriags
y.
:. Siece the above was put i6 type;9we hsEei
have been handed copy Of Notice ct
Election" which viii Be found in another
column. -''''- -
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NOTICE..
TIN-wAR
For Hire.

THE subscriber hereby gives notice to the
IL citizens of Camden AMI vicinity, that he has
for hire Horse and Carriage suitable for Ia
dies and gentlemen, which can be obtained by
applying to him. His prices arc as follows:
i or morning, afternoon or evening; 81 so
- For the entire day, an y.." ", 200
OCuter lU,-lm. MUNRO BUYKlN.
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1866-1891, 1872-10-15

DIED-At his residence near Tiller's
Fersy,is. e., ofthe Gath Of September last,
of appopsxy, Daniel Gardner, in the sixty.
seventh year of bis age. -