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The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1866-1891, 1872-05-30
DELINQUENT LAND SALE.

AuDlroRs OFFICE, Camden, S. c.
May Goth, 1872.
NOTICE is hereby given, that in accordance
with Sec. of an amendatory'"T Tax Act, pass
ed at the last session of the General Assembly,
the following described lands, on which taxes
are due and unpaid, will be sold by the County
Treasurer, in front of the Treasurers office, on
the first Monday in June next, and said sale will
be continued from day to day, Sundays except
ed, until the whole is disposed of; viz:
Arthur, Est. J. w. DeKalb Township,
200 acres arabic, and $40 acres uncultivated
land and buildings thereon.
Arrants, Jas. W. DcKab Township, 35
acres arabic, and 365 acres uncultivated land
and buildings thereon.
Arledge, Elizabeth, Flat Rock Township,
IS acres arable, 100 meadow and 1926 acres
wood land.
Abbott, Jesse. Watercc Township, 25 acres
arabic, % meadow and 130 acres uncultiva-
ted land and buildings thereon.
Bullock, Mary J. Buffalo Township, 1892
acres wood or uncultvatcd land.
Blair, L. W. R. Buffalo Township, 600
acres arabic, and 47O4 acres wood or uRcul-
tivated land ard buildings thereon.
Brisbane, Daniel, DeKalb Township, 70
acres arabic land ant, buildings thereon.
Boykin, Isam, Dekaip Township, 4S acres
srable land and buildings thereon.
Brown, Henry, DeKalb Township, acres
srable, and 36 acres uncultivated land.
Bowers, James NJ. Buffalo Township, 80
acres arabic, and 2l8 acres uncultivatcd land
and another tract of "a acres arabic and 76
acres uncultiyated land.
Baskins, James, Agt. Ffas Rock Town
ship, 40 acres arabic, and 1856 meadow and
25 acres uncultivated land.
Branham, Robert, Waterec Township, rs
acres arabic, 70 meadow and "a acres wood
or uncultivat. d land and buildings thereon.
Brown, Sarah A.. Dekalb Township, %
acres arabic, and 329 acres uncultivated
land and buildings thereon.
Carlos, Horace, DeKalb Township, 25
acres arabic, and Is acres uncultivated land.
Campbell, Mary 7. DeKalb Township,
one lot with buildings thereon in Church
street, Camden.
Cantey, Est. J. W. Buffalo Township, 80
acres arabic, and 1850 acres wood or uncul-
tivated land, also another tract of 9098 acres
of uncultivated hand.
Canington, Levi, Buffalo Township, 10
acres arabic, and 100 acres uncultivated
land.
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Robinson, Isaiah, Buffalo Township, 25
acres arabic and So acres wood or rncultiva-
ted land.
Roach Jno. j. Flat Rock Township, Is
acres arabic and 25 acres wood or uncultiya-
ted land.
Rowe, James, Flat Rock Township, 224
acres meadow land
Robinson, r. D. Buffalo Township, 5 acres
arabic and 80 acres uncultivated land.
Rose, Calvin, S Wateree Township, rs acres
arabic, Is meadow and 1859 acres wood or
uncultivatsd land. -.
Shannon, T. Z. DcKalb Township, lot and
buildings in Kirkwood. --1-.,''---.--'
Smith, Henry, Waterec Township, 200
acres arabic, 150 acres meadow and 438 acres
uncultivated land. ... ...... ...@
Sertain, Swep, DeKalb Township S acres
arabic and 80 acres wood or uncultivated
land. ...., .' i'-.5. .:.o.5:
Sanders VIM. Waterec Township, go
wood or uucultivated land SO: ~
Sanders, r. Wateree Township, 25 acres
arabic and 113 acres wood or tnoultiyated
lalrd . .." .. ~i..: ....+@i
Thomas, Margret, DeKalb Township, 10
acres arabic aad 36 acres wood or uhcultiva-
ted land ...a.' :,...- sr i..d-'... .s.
Thompson, Paraoh, & Co.,, DeKalb Town;
ship, 234 acres wood or uf1cultivated land.
Thompson, james H. DeKalb Township,
acres arabic and 92 acres wood or uncufti-
vatcd land ...... -... -. -.
Turner, Edward, DcKalb Township, l
acre arabic and 162 acres wood land. '
Truesdeb NADIA, DcKalb Township: 40
acres arabic and 60 acres wood or uhcultiva-
ted land .a.... ..-- .. ....' =
Williams William, DeKalb Township, Is
acres arabic and 100 acres wood or unculti-
vated land. .... ..... ...r IL -~i......
Webb, Wesley, Buffalo Township, $50
acres meadow land. i' %.
Warren, james, Flat Rock Township, 8
acres arabic and "a acres wood or uncultiva-
ted land. ..' ~.. ... ....s. .
Wheat, John, Buffalo Township, one tract
of II acres arabic and 43 acres of wood land
and another of 1875 acres wood or uncultira.
ted land. - .-.. ...t>.. :. '...-. g: :,
Young, Jno D. Buffalo Township, IL
acres arabic and $40 acres wood or. unculti.
ted land. 49,. g.. ... .... .. D., 't-" -r.
This sale will be absolute, and the lands
sold will be conveyed by warranty deeds in
fec simple, to the purchasers, without any
right OF redemption by the former owners
thereof Purchasers to pay for the necessary
papers aud stamps.
DONALD MCQUEEN, f.
may23-2w. County Auditor
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SALE OF FORFEITED
LANDS.
LIST OF FORFEITED LANDS
I'M
KERSHAW COUNTY.
AUDITORS OFFICE
Camden S. c., May 9th, 1872.


NOTICE Is hereby given, thatin com;
pliance with Sec. 8 of an Amendatory
Tax Act, passed by the General Assem-
bly,, and approved on the 18th day of
March last, there will be sold by the
County Treasurer, in front Of the Treas
urers office On the I'd Tuesday in June
next, the following described Real Estate
and tracts of land, forfeited to the State
at Delinquent Land Sale, held on the
Sd day of July A. D. 1871, viz:
. Ammeads, James, DeKalb township;
four acres arabic, and sixty-six uncltiya-
ted land.
Addison, W. A., Buffalo township; ten
acres arabic and three hundred and ff.
teen acres northumberland.
Arledge, JIM, Flat Rock township,
forty acres arabic and fifty acres uncul-
tivated land.
Albert, Sarah A. Wateree township,
forty acres arabic, and one hundred and
four acres uncultivatcd land.
Baskins, James, DeKalb township,
forty acres arabic and eighty-eight un-
cultivated land.
Berry, heirs J. A. W., Buffalo town.
ship, sixty-seven acres uncultivated land.
Bone, Zedekiah, Buffalo township, ten
acres arabic, and forty acres uncultivated
land:
Bennett, Neil j., Buffalo township,
twenty acres arabic, and one hundred
and eighty acres of uncultivated land.
Baskins James, agent, Flat Rock
township, forty acres arabic, three hun
dred and eighty-fve acres meadow, and
twenty-five acres uncultivated land.
Branham William, Wateree township,
twelve acres arabic, twenty-one meadow,
and fifteen acres incultivatcd' land..
Branham Jane, Wateree township.
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twenty acres arabic, and thirty acres un-
cultivated Hand.
Barnes, Toby, DeKalb Township,
26 acres arabic land and buildings thereon.
Baxley est. N. D. DeKalb township,
house and lot, Lyttleton St., Camden.
Cooper, Carolina, DeKalb township
sixty acres wood or uncultivated land.
Cantey Joe, Flat Rock township, six
acres arabic and forty-four acres uncul-
tivated land.
Chesnut VIM. De Kalb township, nine
acres arabic, and twenty-one acres un-
cultivated land.
Coates ex'r ~. G. Flat Rock township,
fifty acres arabic, and eight hundred and
fifty acres of wood or uncultivated land
aid another tract Of one hundred and
fifty acres of encultivated land.
.Cantey Ned, Wateree township, fifteen
acres arabic and one hundred and twenty
five acres uncultivated land.
Glover w. N, Wateree township,
thirty acres of wood oruncultivated land.
Hunter & Floyd, Flat Rock township,
seventy acres arabic and two hundred and
eighty acres of meadow, or pasture land
and two acres land and residence there
on.
Kirby Elijah, Dc Kalb township, twenty
acres arabic and forty acres uncultirated
land.
Keenan, Y. W., DeKalb township thirty
acres arabic and two hundred and seven
ty acres uncultivated land.
Myers John, DeKalb township. twen-
ty acres arabic and one hundred and scy-
enty acres uncultivated land.
Mcleod R. 7. Buffalo township, sixty
acres arabic and thirty-nine acres uncul-
tivated land and buildings thereon.
Hayes Dennis, Dekalb township, twen-
ty-eigIt acres arabic andninety-two acres
uncultivated land.
McMannus Sam'l, Buffalo township,
eight hundred acres uncultivated land.
Mum Mahala, Flat Rock township,
seven acres arabic and three hundred and
thirteen acres uncultivated land.
Mum John, Flat Rock township, sew
en- acres arabic and two hundred and ff-
ty-one acres wood or uncultivatcd land.
Mum Angus j., Flat Rock township,
two hundred acres ofuncultivated land.
McNcill Archibald Flat Rock township
one hundred acres uncultivated land.
Mobley Jesse, (B. D. Conner Agt.)
Flat Rock township twenty-five acres ar
able, and three hundred and twenty-five
acres uncultivated land,
Peake Thomas, Wateree township, IF
teen acres arabic and thirty-6ve acres
uncultivated land.
Reed Thomas Jr., Flat Rock township
ten acres arabic, one hundred and ninety
acres meadow and pasture land.
Stewart Noel, Buffalo township, ten
acres arabic and forty acres uncultivated
land.
Tidwell Sarah, De Kalb township, five
acres arabic and one hundred acres un.
cultivated land.
Est. T. J. Workman, Dekalb township
one lot and building, Broad Street, Cam
den S.. C,
Shiver, Sam'l, Agt., Dekalb township
All that lot of land and buildings there
on, fronting on Broad, York and DeKalb
Streets in the town of Camden known
as the Hotel lot,) also lot Of land on
south side of York Street, between Broad
and Market streets.
Said sale will be continued from day
to day Sundays excepted) until the
whole is disposed of and will be without
reserve. Warranty deeds will be execu,
ted to the purchaser.
Purchasers to pay for the necessary
papers and Stamps.
DONALD MCQUEEN.
County Auditor
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Notice.

A IL persons having claims against the estate
n tate of Margaret ScanaTon, decd, are hereby
notified to bring the santeto me; duly attested,
and all persons indebted to said estate are re-
quested to come forward and settle tho same,
thereby saving costs J.F. SUTHERLAND,
may 8 m3 Agt. for VIM. Mc.Leish Admir-.
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Shepiff's Sale.

". l.. DpPass and F..P. DePass p.
- .....'. VS. ..'.... Fk Ia.
II +. R.. Morris. J ,.:.
fly virttic Of sundfie f. fas., to me directed and
D lodged, will proceed to sell, in front of the
court house in Camden, on Monday, the third
day Of June heIs, within the legal hours Of sale,
the following property, to-wt: ... -.
AL those parts of two lots in Camden with
dwelling thereon, on Broad Street, known as
No. 1902, and No. 1918, bounded north by No.
zoos and 1917, east A feet by Broad Street. south
by original lot, is feet sold Mrs. McLeish; and
west "A feet BY Church Street, at present Uccu-
pied by S. A. Benjamin; levied on as the proper
ty of Ed. R. Morris, at the suit of ". t. bePsss,
and wife,. F. P. DePass. ..,....
TERMs-Cash, j. P. BOSWELL s. T. c.
may 9-td 60" - .r.' ...-
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THAVE ia store one of the most choice and
/ select assortment of DRY GOODS, ever
brought to this market; and am daily adding to
it. The DRESS GOODS department contains
everything now Fashionable and Attractive,
consstingiof Silks, Grenadines, Poplins, Muslins,
and the celebrated ''Dolley Warden and "Mari-
posa" styles, now SO universally popular: .. -.
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MEETING.

Especial Commission Rateree Briagc.)
A REGULAR Meeting of this Commission will
a be held at the Court House, on Saturday,
June lst, at II o'clock A. NJ.
may 80 WM. NJ. SHANNON, Chairman.
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THE STATE OF SOUTH cAReEfa
MA, ,KERSHAW G0UNTY1GoURT
OF COMMON PLEAS. 81 dHi


John F. Fieken' Plaintiff nsaina1 s.,,.a,,1haxt
Edward R. Morris, Defendant, Relief.
TITO the defendant, Edward r. Morris. You
l are hereby summoned and requiredlt6 Ahsx
we, the complaint in this action which has been
filed in the Office of the clerk Of cumnlon pleas
for said county, and to serve copy Of your ans.
wer to the said complaint on the subscri6efsS Ut
theif. Office, corner Of Broad and Church streetH
Charleston s.. O.; within twenty days rafter thS
service hereof, exclusive of the day Of such ssr-
vice; and if you fail to answer the, eompiaifts
within the time aforesaid, the plaintiff In this
action will apply to the Court, for the rehef ds'
manded in the complaint. - ~ AL
Dated March 92stfb, 1879. -
DURYEA &,COHEN, Platntfag AHorueysA
.H-....'t e. Charleston, 8. G.:
TO THE DEFENDANT, Edward r. Morris, take
notice. that the summons in this action of which
the foregoing is true copy, Was filed in tho
Office of the Clerk of the Court Of Common
Pleas of Kershaw County, on the 4th day u
April 1872. -" = ?nia'f>rl
bURYEA s COHEN Plaintiffs Attornsse
=. ...-... Charleston 8; G.
npl 26--6w ',"'
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;Sheriff''s Sale.
Names Baum, y, :. ,;''
vs. .,,'.. FL "a

John D. johnson,
DY virtue of theabove A. ia. ID me directed aid
D lodged, will proceed to self, in frontof the e
court house in Camden, on Monday, the third
day of June next, within the legal hours Of sale
the following property fo-wit: :,
The interest of John D. johnson If one house
and lot in Camden, OF Broad Street, east side
known as lots No. bounded north by lot
of estate of Workman, west by main street, south
by the I1atheson lot and east by market street,
at present occupied BY 4. Kahn & Bro, levied on
at The suit Of Manhos Baum.
SBRAs-CasN: j. P. BOSWELL, 8. K. 6.
may It'd ....
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IlORN, FLOUR, &c., Sc. . 80. -. ...
l5,UUO Bushels White Corn,
5000 =" Mixed CorH ........ ........
1900 Bbls. Fleur-all grades,
l50 Bags Coffee-Rio, Laguira, and Jasa,
100 Bbls Refined Sugar,
Is fIhds Demarara Sugar,
30 Hhds New Crop Cuba Molasses, p.
100 Bbls Sugar House Syrup, ..r.
40 Hhds Smoked Sides and Shoulders,
Is Boxes s. Il. Middles. ... ... .... -..
so Boxes Dry Sailed Sides,
200 Bbls. City Mess Pork,
$50 Bbls Distilicrs Glue, ...... ...
80 TONS Hoop Iron, ... ..I ~.
1000 Sacks liverpool Salt.
1O0Tons Peruvian Guano, ..-
5D.Tons Guanape,.. ',.. -'s.. a.. '..,
200 Boxes Candles,
80 6" Candy,
100 :" Soap.
SO Z" Potash and LSe,
80 Bbls. Lemon and Sugar Crackers, i;
For sale low by.
WILLIAMS & MURCTfIsON.
Apl. 18th, IF Wilmington, N. c.
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THELINEOFPRINTS,

Domestfcs, Hosiery, Gloves, Notions,
&c., WIN be found fully up to the STAN
dard. ,.> ,'.'. 49,: :'.'''. -. -. =
..- .
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To The Above Have Added a

r ARGE stock Of Millinery Goods, Under the
4 supervision of Miss. Mccormick, so extern
sively: known rs sanaccomplshed an lady in her line.
In this department will be found n superb and
complete stock, selected by herself, and unsur-
passed in variety and quality, ty any house in
the South. tar!; 81. '.t-;.
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UtOULD call special attention to the large
w and varied assortment of .Mattings md
Oil Cloths, as also Carpeting, Rags, Mats. Win
dow Curtains and Shades, all If which win be
sold low for CASH. p. ;s...: @.. ,..:'., 80
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J. II. KINARD.

Zone Door South Of the Columbia Hotel.)
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A We'll Assorted Stock Of NOTI 1NS and FAN.
CY GOODS, Just Being Received.
.:
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-06-01
New Castle News.
2 om eur Nels ca.tls corr.sponlent.

om cur kes Castle Correspondent
PERsoNAL-Hon. s, o. Houghton's family al
rived last evening.
READY FOR CHALLENoEs.--The Atlantic base
ball club having received large number Of bats
from Chester, Pa, and being well organized are
open for friendly and match games.
The WHEAT CPoP. Farmers say not 30 small
a wheat crop for thirty years
LARGE FuNERAL.-Mrs. Newlove, who has
regularly at en- led m lrke, both in New Cat o
and in Wilmington, Tor thirty year., had large
funeral on Thursday.
IMPROVING THE SCHOOL GREEN. - The rockery
in the school Green, erected by the teachers and
scholars, is very neat, and will be pretty when
the flowers have time TO grow. Gould they not
go a step farther and pay debt Of gratitude they
owe, as we'll IA fitting tribute TO the memory
OF their benofactor-Wm. PenD-by organizing
a society for the erection OF fountain, with a
statue OF him. by their school exhibitions BY
application to the Trustees Of tie Common and
to the Town Commissioners small appropriations
would undoubtedly be made. Let them emulate
the example Of the school children in Philadel
phia, who erected by small contributions, the
Washington Monument in front Of lndepend
enoe Hall. and prove they are n 1t unmindful, al
least, Of him who has bestowed upon them one
of the greatest of all blessings-a free education
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-06-01
MERELY MENTIONED.
-Bonnets are worn larger,

-Bonnets are worn larger.
WIN the Browns all vote for B. Gratz
1t ia easier to correct faults than 70 conceal
them.
The best dental op aratiOns Ia this city, at Dr. j.
P. O'Danie.4, No AL King street,
-Nye win give his usual free Saturday night
lunch this evening at Sixth and MARKET
business men who appreciate lne printing gen
orally come to the COMMERCIAL job ufice.
1t is hard N ma anybody in wilmington who
can read, that does not read the COMMERCIAL
y A Vermont nan set on a keR OF powder to take
moon smoke" His friends fund one button.
"A great many ladies' nnd It to tn h,ir advantage
, TO get their Summer suits made At Lchtenstein's.
' -Fullmer has deviled crabs served up at short
noace. His popular restau' ant is at no Market St.
win not the City Railway Company lay tracks
- and run their cars Front street Boon3 IL net
why not
, Why my little bo-, did that hulking big fellow
! hit you on purpose ?"
"No sir, he hit me on the head"
"A bull d,g with sound testh is the only thing
that lightning rod pedlar Will not tackls and try tC
persuade into buying rod.
OF two evils choose the least.-A negro in Jack.
sonville, Fla, lately escaped from the dentisti
hands and jumped into the river.
George Alfred Townsend says; al have neve
got the fresh country boys surprise at seeinl
the world, and all real news Affects me as pheno
mena."
1t is an undenlabe fact that samu i Colbert, sol
Market street. has one OF the finest selections q
hats aud caps TO be found in the state. An eXaml
nation solicited.
1T has been discovered that nearly nine out 0
every ten cases OF marital infelicity are betwee
cluplea who have travelled extensively. This ma
be used as an argument for short wedding tours.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-06-01
state Normal University.
FOURTH ANNUAL COMMENCEMENT

FOURTH ANNUAL CONNIE NCEMENT.
The event of yesterday was the fourth annual
commencement Of the Delaware State Normal
University. There was no general invitation
given to the public the only invited parties being
the immediate friends of the pupils. The exer
cises were Of the most pleasant character, and
rendered in a manner entirely satisfactory to
all interested. The following is the programme
OF exercises by the undergraduates
Piano solo, by Otto Beecher.
Scenes from the Aqueduct Bridge" George
town, ID. g., (original) by Agnes L, Oge.
"Cheerfulness," (original) Katie lola Farra,
Morning and Night, (originaD Caddie Cowper-
thwait.
Self Possession, (original) sallie ]. Allen.
A Good Name, (original) Hattie s. Gookin
Instrumental Duet-Qui VYe, Fannie and Cad
die Cowperthwait.
Lunaria, or the Visitor from the Moon-A
Colloquy, Florence l.. Roberts, Dexter Forbers
| N. II. Benson, Jr., and others.
Story Of the White Chrysanthemums, (origi
nal) Fannie Cowperthwait.
| See our Oars with Feathered Spray, Chorus.
The Cobbler, an original poem) Isaac Murray
Good Advice, (originaD Eva Cooling.
There was once Topper, (Anonymous) Chas
1 Reynolds.
Money and Mirth-A Colloquy Charles Roy
| nolds, Alfred Pierson, I. Il. King.
The following we're the original exercises o
/ candidates for the degree Arts Docendi Bacca
| laureus
Duet and Chorus-Tell me We Winged Winds
Teaching in a country district school, Georg
W. May.
Normal schools, Annie Speakman.
What are the wild waves saying, class.
The science Of teaching, Nictorine A. Vandeve
At the conclusion of these exercises Re-
George A. Latmer addressed the graduatin
class in a brief manner, complimentng thel
upon their success and encouraging and advisin
them on their future life. At the close Of Nj
Latimers remarks, Prof. Harkness, in fe
kind and feeling remarks, conferred the degrees
The essays rendered by George W. May, Ann
speakman and Vctorine A. Yandever, the thre
graduates, showed marked degree Of abilii
Tor such youthful minds, and leaves no doubt
to their talent and ability to meet the struggle
of their future.
It is but fair to say that this institution, hi
been and IL decided success, that it is and biz
fair to continue to be one Of the leading educ
/; tional institutions, notwithstanding the unme
i tied opposition it has received The coulEe
! ftu lies are systematic, the methods Of teachu
ara modern, and the instruction is unusual
tn trough. The teachings are entirely unse
tartan, and the students include all the leadiI
denominations in the city