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FOR THE JOURNAL.

~ ,{r f'9itor: The CON Inuncatian OF "Contrlbu
,o;, in your las, number. is worthy OF notice,
because it, in effect, charges the Wateree Cor
net Rand with defrauding the citizens of Cam
den of what they had paid for, tos-wit: that af-
ter having procured subscriptions for the pur-
nose of obtaining instruments, the Band now fail
to regalc the ears of our citizens with sweet mu-
sic.
The W. C.. B. acknowledges, most heartily,
its indebtedness for all kindness shown to 1t,
andholds itself in readiness to testify its apprs-
citation of them. Upon what grounds does ''Con-
+r;butorn charge that the Band. has fallen
through, and is failing to meet its promises :?
Recause he never hears it. Satisfactory rea-
sons can be given for this. In the first place,
the Band never performs in public. Where is
the call upon it to do so? 1t has neveryet re-
fused to play at any public meeting when its
services were required. The citizens of Cam
den will not complain because the Band does not
call upon them to attend concerts in cold, rough
weather, and pay out their money to listen to
music jor the Bands benefit Would "Contribu-
tor" have the young men to turn out in weather,
such as we have had for the past week, and sere-
made people who are shut up in their houses,
with every crack jealously closed to exclude the
air? If he would, they will not do 1t, and'all
wise men will praise their good sense. -
Secondly-The Band does not lheet to prac-
tice. The answer to this is, that the great ma
iority of the members have not the time during
what is known as the "busy season." They are
employed in our business houses, and are kept
at work from early in the morning till late at
night
When dismissed, they are cold, tired and
hungry, and have no music in theif souls. Sure
" our citizens will not blame them for attending
to their business like honest men, and succumb-
ing to the fraities Of humanity. In.warm wea-
ther, when business is stagnant, they have some
energy left to blow brass horns.
Mr.. Editor, we think "Contributor is men,
Der of the Band. If so, he either has more zeal,
or less work than the rest ofus.
He should, before attacking US so severely,
examine into the business relations of some of
US and see if there ore no mitl eating circum-
stances which might appease the demands of his
fiery zeal. "AIEhEE. .
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FOR SALE.
Valuable Real Estate,
In Kershaao and Lancaster Counties.

TIL pursuance of authority vested in us by
deed of conveyance of Charles L. Dye, of
date. February l6, 1871 and by virtue Of ar
ranpements made with creditors Of said Charles
L, Dye, we will offer for sale at public outcry
before the Court House in Camden, on Monday,
January G, 1873, being the first Monday in said
month during the legal hours Of sale, the fol-
lowing described tracts of land: 80" '..
/. All that tract of land in Lancaster county,
on waters of Lynche's creek, known as the
johnson Place." containining six hundred
acres, more or less, bounded north by lands Of
Mrs Hammond, east by lands of James Wearner
south by lands of 7. ]. Cauthen, and west by
lands of John Robinson.
2. All that tract of land in Kershaw county,
on waters of Beaver creek, known as "Russe!l
Place." containing three hundred acres, more
or less, bounded by lands Of Mrs. Hammond,
east and south by lands of L. J. Patterson, aad
west by lands late of William Duncan. . o..
9. All that other tract of land in Kershaw
county on waters of Beaver creek, known as
"Perry Place." containing two hundred acres,
moro or less. bounded north by lands of s. Fl.
Brewer, east by Mckee tract Of said Charles L:
Dye, south and west by lands of i. j. Patterson.
4. All that other tract of three hundred acres,
more or less, in Kershaw county, on the waters
of Beaver creek, wherein the said. Charles L..
Dye now resides, known asss'McKee Place, "
bounded north by lands Of S.sH. Brewer, east
by lands of the same, south by lands OF =. W.
IFord, and west by lands of Charles L. Dye,
formerly Daniel D. Perry's. f9x
3. Also all that other tract in Kershaw coun-
.ty. on waters Of Beaver creek, containing three
hundred acres, known rs "Robinson Plnce, -
bounded north by lands of estate. of Mcclure,
east by lands of Jno. stoyer, south by lands sof
Quinlon, and west by lands of S. H. Brewer 50
G. Also MI that other tract in Kcrshaw coun-,
ty, on waters of Beaver creek, containing two
hundred acres, more or less, known asAaDavis'
Place" bounded north by lands Of Charles L.
Dye, east by lands of S. H. Brewer, south by
the same, and west by lands Of Wm. Johnson.
TERMS-One-ffth cash. Balance on cred
it of one, two and fhree years, in equal annual
instaments, With interest from day of sale, pay
uble annually; to be- secured by bond, with pcr-
sonal surety and mortgage of the premises. Pur-
chasers paying for papers and recording
+eSt.s 81 ss 7sssSJ. B KRRSHAW,
.,s...s 81 rIs@W. NJ. SHANNON, |
Dec.l2-4t, :t: Trusteea,
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AWARNING.-There is no case of Con-
sumption that did not commence with a
cous III Therefore the slightest Cold or
Cough should receive Immediate attention.
Take at onae the great remedy Of the age,
DR.. TUFTS Kxpectoraut, and thereby save
wears of suffering perhaps life itself.
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Watches, Jewelry, &c.

NOLD and Silver Watches. Chains, Rings,
U Pins and Earrings Studs, cuff Buttons,
Knives, Razors Scissors, Steel Spectacles, Tooth,
Hair, Nail anl,clothes Brushes, Willow Baskets,
china and Granite Ware: cups and. Saucers,
Plates, steake Dishes, Bowls, Pitchers &c.
German and French Toys, Kiolins and Strings.
Guns, Pistols, cnps, Wads andcartridges.
Nov T-3m. "f'i ..f' ~. n. 70 UNG'
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Camden Cotton Market.

CAMDEN 8. C. Dec. "a, 1872.
Notwithstanding the inclemency of the
weather, the staple arrived freely. Upwards
of three hundred bales were sold the past
week, at prices raging from 18! to 1870.
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KINGS MOUNTAIN
MILITARY SCHOOL,

YORKVILLE, S. G.. ....
f.'HE first session of the School Year 1873, will
| begin February lst, and end June 90th.-
Terms For School Expenses c.. Board, TUT
tion, Fuel, Lights, Washing, Stationery, &c.,
Sl25 psr session, payable in advance.
For circulars, address Col A COWARD, Prin-
cipal. Dec. 25. ct.
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DR.. TUFTS Hair Dye makes the old look
young.
young.

CUp1D's AMBUscADEs.-The sly archer,
Love. shoots his arrows from many. coigns of
of vantage but it is doubtful if he delivers
his heart-taking shafts from any ambush
with more effect than when. he arms them
from the braids and folds and ringlets of
superb head of hair. Ladies who have not
been favored by Nature with this crowning
charm of womanhood, can readily and Ger.
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AUGUSTA, Ga, Dec. 81, 1870

HUGCsTA, VA., DEC. oI, lou.
D, Nm u. TuH:
Dear Sir-My little son: aged about three
years, was attacked with Pneumonia last
winter, which left him with violent cough,
that lasted till within about u msnth since.
for the cure Of which am indebted to you
and your valuable Expectorant. l had tried
most every kind of medicine recommended
for coughs, but none did any good until l
tried your Expectorant, one bottle of which
removed the cough entirely. With many
thanks for your valuable preparation,
am, yours truly,
JOHN NJ. WEIGLE.
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Southern Express Company.

The undersigned hereby gives notice that he
has been appointed Agent of the Southern Ex-
pross Company at Camden. rhe Office will be
the store of, ,Sfessra. J;s& 4. l. Jones.
Packages vii be Slcliyered promptly and every
effort made to give satisfaction. - ..
decI9-t2. i" Jas. JOKES.
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Those two lots of Land, with the improve
ments thereon, situate in the town Of Camden,
and known in the plan of said town rs Nos: 1036
and 1865 Levied on as the property of c.
stackley, at the suit of Sparburg & Co., Case,
Chapman g. lockwood, Henry c. Folger, s.
Levy & Co. ......
TERMs-Cash. Purchasers to pay for papers
SAMUEL PLACE. S. d. c. =.
December II. AT
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Assignee2sISale.
.ia,.,t !! -4--%,ni -. - - .
United States of OftAmerhca
souTH-cARoLINA DISTRICT. ~
2&5:.A I'M RdNRRTPTCY

Thurston & Holmes ps. HenryC., Salmond, As
signee Of John D. Kennedy, Bankrupt,
DY virtue OF nm order Of the Hon. George u.
d Bryan, Judge of the said Court, made in
the above entitled cause on the fifth day of Sep
tember, A. D. 1872, will proceed to sellat, the
court house in Camden, on the first Monday, be-
ing the 9th day of January, A. D.. 1873, the
following :valuable Real Estate, to-wit:
= Atraet of Lardin Jefferson county, Arkdhsas,
adjacent to lands of John NJ. Jones and TMr'
Collier, containing seven hundred acTes.J :
p. ---ALsO-7--ITi yhJ.z.2 81 :
The " Dolby Place. situated in Kershag;coun-
.ty, bounded to the north by lands Of, E: a. Cum
ningham, south by lands Of Daniel and John
Motley, east by lands Of ----a Cullen, and .wost
by lands Of E. A. Cunningham and DHMotley,
containing about six hundred acres, mere or
less. r. .rg .,:i iuof III
All the right, title and interest ,ot said John
D. Kennedy in Crock Hill Plantation" situated
in Kershaw,county, bounded north by lands OF
William Kelly and; Thomas Sessions south by
the sDoby Place" and lands of Daniel Motley,
east by lands. Of Cullen, Kelley and estate OF M.
K. Young, west by lands Of Rose and the Rice
-. Termsiof saie-One.third Il d-s|casli, and the
balance on n. credit doEtone and two years, ses
cured by the bond or hpads Of the purchaser,
with interest at the rate Of seven, per cent,
per annurn, payable annually, and mortgage
or moftgases Of the premises sold.
o,ai9H : HENRY g.! sALMQND,S'
4 ~.r Assignee of J.. D. Kennedy, Bankrupt.
December ". 81, ~ 'rr'f .G ~ ti4CU3
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MALE ACADEMY,
Camden Orphan Society,"

The exercises of this school having been sus-
pended during the Christmas Holidays, will be
resumed the FIRST MONDAY in January next
TERMS.
For reading, writing, geography and arith-
metic per month, S2.40
For same with grammar included, 800
For same with Latin. Greek or French or
either of them, 1,a-s. -rss., 4.oo
ga- The above rates are payable in advance.
--. - .IOHNW. JAMISON,-,.-
dec19-3t 's+s Principal.
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DENTISTRY.

TNHE undersigned is now in town, and will re-
main few days. Any one desiring his
services will receive prompt attention {.
Dec. 25.-1t* /. H. ALEXANDER. =
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r.. WOLFE,

Pays the highest prices for Otter, Mink, Musk
rat, Fox, Wild Cat, Sheep and Goat skins: Dry
and Green Cow Hides, Old Iron, Brass, Copper
and Rags. In the Workman Building next door
TO F. Goss. decl9-2t
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s@~For Cough, Bronchitis and consump
tion, in its early stages, nothing equals Dr.
Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery. -. ..
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Paefflc tGuah1,o5I Company's
:. - a,.eAp1TA.hIl 81, 900 {oda0. a9is
Soluble = Pacific iGuano.a3

TfiIs eUANo iy now - 80 silk4qwni in Ill the
niBeSouthern States for its remarkable effects
as an agency for increasing thepfda aacts Of labor
rs not torequire special recommendation from
u.s.: ,ltsuse for seFehyears past has established
its character for, reliable exesllenceg The large
fixed capital invested by tbs, Company in this
trade affords the surets guarantee Of the contin-
ued excellence Of this Ghanoi ' s".,, .. :.
q The supplies pnt into the market this season.
kares as ;bsgstofotes prepared under the personal
Supervision Of Dr., ulien Ragenel, chemist of
Ffhe company at Charleston, hence planters may
rest assured thai it's quality and composition is
,precisslys slysthesdme.as' that heretofore sold :. ?
- i Sit .aa::a5J! N. ROBSON r%s!, IS q
4 S.,oisSelhqg Agents Ghareston, SC
-. ;,4JN0, S, REESE.s& Q0.. ~
~ "'. :, = General Agents, baltimore.
:'s4S cGsh $555 time, without interest:
=. To accommodate planters, tRey!can order now
and .haye until thelst: Of Aprdlto decide as to
whether they will take at tiietime or cashprice.
When delivered from the factoryby the carload
no drayage viii be charged. g. Nov. 28. Sm. !
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All who Want.

A beautiful Picture with. which to adorn the
walls Of their parlors, should Immediately en-
close their subscription for the Temperance
Advocate" (2.O0) and they will receive by re-
turn mail our
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NO AGENTS

in your neighbarhood. We want One.
TMDT 0VWe want only Good, Active Agents.
Gull uU l-either local or canvassing,--as we
lmost give away VALUABLE out
fit and furnish the BEST PAYING
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-. territory and the BEST TOOLS to
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MNNm Imense success, and makiugfrom ST.
ulANI =, to Si5 per day-one Agent took 40
subscriptions in one day,-others report from 10
to 25 per day. Specimen, copies nf paper 1ull
particulars, terms, etc., sent free 10 any ad-
dress " ,..-.
writo 1T Once to Our F1REs1pE FRIEND, Chi
60, m, ...'n ~
Dec. ST. 81 Il d. .i%. "" >"
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CHROMO,"

which we are giving away to every yearly sub
scriber to our paper. Don't remit by mail. Ad-
dress,
FRANK P. BEARD, Camden, s. G.
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Sheriff Sale.

J. X. W1THERspooN, = .Tseasnrer & Clerk
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A Cool Robbey.

IV'VcUuu DuueV't W Wv
had bit Of experience the other night
which he does not talk about. 1t was Past
midnight US ho was lcisurely pushing hia
heat through Jcssup street, aud ash came
opposite to Dray,ou l. Fogg'sj jevcrly store.
hc observed CLEANS Of light through tho
,hiuks Of the shutters, aud ho raped ae
tho door.
"Is that you, policeman asked a vo'oo
within
YES" answered Badger
"Wcll, its only nc. Kind o chilly
out, isn't III"
"Yes."
Thought So | was just fixing sho
fro, Good night"
Bncgcr said good night" and pursued
his way.
An hour aftc.vard Badger passed
through Jessup street again, and again be
saw tho light 10 the jcvclry store. It
didn't look right and no banged at tho door
loudly
"IIallo" cried the voice within "lsit
you, Policeman
"Yep."
"All right. Won't you come in and
warm you7 Il wont hur'tanything to slip
from your beat few minutes"
Tho door was opened and Policeman
Badger entered and found the inmate TO
be very gentlemauly looking g.a msp, .iaA
Flitsen dHNf.
"Cous rightup to tho stove, policeman.
Excuse me q moment"
[ The mao took the ash pan fron'the stose
and took il down to the cellar and emplicd
it, and when be had returned, aud wiped
his hands he said with smile:
Chilly night, isn't il?'
Yea
Chilly outside. and dull inside. New.
goods for the spring trade, and have TO
Keep our eyes open. Lonesome work this
night watching all night But manage
t, fud q bit Of comfort IN this. Won't
you join me iu q tip. You'll find il tue
pure thing"
And the man in the dustcr produced .
black bottle and y tumbler.
Policeman Badger partook and having
wiped his lips and given bis dugeu new
warming. be left tho store and resumed his
beat, satisfied tha! II was alright 10 Dray.
ton 4 Foggs.
Dut tue morning brought 0 new reveal.
neut. Drayton 4 Fogg'sstore had been
robbed during the night, Of six thousand
dollars worth Of watches and jcwolry; and
'hough policeman Badger carries 10 bio
uiud 40 exact dasucrco'ype Of the robber.
The adroit rascal has not yet been f0uud.
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NOW THIS CRUEL WAR IS OVER.

ny cHARLKs0 HAYES.
TuXE-"Beau,iful River"
Now this cruel war is over.
Flowers bloom where armies trod;
Feace implorcs. us az we love her,
To wash out all stains Of blood.
CHORUS.
We viii gather at the river
North and South together at the river
Clasp hands at the river,
And vote for Greeley and for Brown
We will swear TO fight NJ longer
Vote no more On issues ID;
The massts now are getting stronger
The Bourbon feel that they've been sold
CHORUS,
To The margin Of that river,
Drag our would be leaders down,
Where the waters whisper ever,
"vo,e for Greeley and for frOwnH'
Kn klux tales begin otile;
Of we've heard the same old tunes:
Sometimes thieves will halloo Fire"
Then look out for silver spoons.
CHORUS.
Shall We gather at The river!
Yes. we'll gather at the river.
North and South together at The river
Clasphands at the river;
And vote for Greeley and for Brown
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TERMS or ADVERTISING.

TERMS OF ADVERTISING.
One square Il irchD insertion 81 no
Each additional insertion, so
One square 3 3noaths. 5 OO
One square 6 Gmonths, 7 90
One square l2 months, " OD
One fourth Of column, 3 months, 10 90
One fourth Of "a column, 4 months Is 90
One fourth ola column, l2 mouths, 90 90
One half ofa column, 3 months, IS 20
One half Of a column, 6 months, q on
Onc, hall Of column, l2 months, Is 00
Que column, 3 months, 25 90
One column, 6 months. IS 90
t)ne column. l2 months, 60 90
All legal advertisements must be paid for
bc!orc the l'roofof Publication can be obtained
Plaintiffs are required by law 10 pay the cost
of Orders Of Publication before the Proof Of
Publication is issu d.
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An old lady thinks III, Bonds must bs
! family oi strong re''giors ins:inois, 10.
'ause she ear. o. so mrny Of them Icing
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A temporary camp, presided over by
Lucy ns hospital nurse, was erected a' once
and Lane started back fur wagon to car
ry home The three miners
All happily recovered, by h'ud treat
mrnt aud plenty Of food.
Two years u',rrwara. Allen Smith relurn'
ed from a summer hun, in the mountain.
nd he suid to bis wife:
Lucy these rusty pistols and this Tag
gold dust | found on = skeleton. in tho
Mountains. The pistols belonged to Bull
rr, the gold belongs to Dick Gross and
Jenks. l have enough in YOU
A Cool Robber.
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JOB WORk.

We are prepared to do Job Work Of every
description, in as good style rs any Office. in
this part Of the State. and at lower prices
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WM. II. TOMLINSON,

Attorney and Counselor at Law,
MILL practice in the Courts of Mason,
w Cabell and Lincoln; and in the county
Of Gallia Ohio. Also in the Court Of Appeals
Of West Virginia. Prompt attention given to
the collection Of claims.
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5 .Masoy,c Min'uri. Lodge No 10, A F. and
IA. H., mrcls monthly on the nigh, oI the tall
ilnnon, the same being Tuesday, or on, the
iruesday night immediately preceding.
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ClRcuIr Cousr -Cilcui, Court meets onal,t
.2hl, ni February. 2Ilh Of Nay, and IS .N!lssp-
trmbel Hon. James ", HOget of Putnam
I. county, Judge.
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BoRnowkD TROUBLE. = Half the misery
If mankind is borrowed misery. For 10.
stance, our neighbors child is taken sick With
tho measles Immediately obe begins to
coujure up frightful visions about ones own
children, when, very likely, they will es.
cape The coutsgion' altogether, OF get
trough it very lightly. Or, we are oil
taken i'll. ourselves Immediately We ,g.
sravate every symptom. and banisb posi-.
hle sleep BY computing the probable loss to
our business il "laid up" and induleing
in fears that We may not recover at all
forgetting those golden words. Sufficient
uutoAhe day 10 the evil thereof"
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ID. POlsley L. Son,

ATTORNEYS AT LAW
POINT PLEASANT, WEST VA,
3ljIIL PRACTICE IN THE COURTS
's'fllth Judicial Circuit, Attention Civ.
cn tb tie collection Of debts.
Agu | lS7l-ly
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POLSLEY g. CROW +,

attorneys and Coansellors at Law,
VILLpractice in the Courts Of jackson
w. Roane, and adjoining counties.
All business entrusted To their care will be
promptly attended to -.
.rA,lilres,G g B. Grow Jackson C H., W Va,
Or D " Paisley, Point Pleasant, West Va.
inch 81. '7O-ly.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1872-07-18
! A Large Animal.

A Dickoy s., very wealthy but very
jlliterate East India merchant 10 London.
took pair Of compasses, and Sc, about e1.
amir ing large map Of India, .be margin
(which was illustrated With drawings Of
the wild and domestic animals Of The conn.
Try. Suddenly Diokey dropped the com.
pass in amazemens. 1T oao'. be? i, siu't
in the horder Of nature that ii should bel
Impossible! Ridiculous?'
why Dickoy, what's tho matter 7"
"WOt's the matter! Wy, this b rgal
tiger is ninety miles long"
Dickey had measured the tiger BY tho
scale Of the map.