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The New York herald., 1872-11-10

TO LET-FURNIsHED PARLoR FLOOR OF FOUR
rooms, complete for ousekeeping including piano.
parlor warmed by heater BATH with hot and cold water
also two other Rooms second floor III East Eighty
seventh street
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IMPORTANT SALE OF ELEGANT FURNITURE.
yATE srocK or WINES AND LI2roRs, yllrABLE
HOLLAND, MEYERHEIM R0sANCR, w. HART
scHuLTZE AND fRERIcus; sTEINwAy SONS
PIANO. AC.
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SALES AT AUCTION.

A Somervillc Art Gallery.
EDWARD SCIIENCK would respec fully call the at-
tenton OF art lovers TO new and valuable collection of
Paintings and Works OF Art,
now on exhibition At the Somerviile Art Gallery 50 Fifth
avenue. ~
This collection comprises choice examples of the
Foreign and American Schools contains senta
tive Pictures OF the following well known artists
Carl Hubner, Thco. Frere, Regis Gignoux
H. Herzog, l.. Lambnef, a. B Durand
A. r. Vernon, Van Starkonburg j. r. Kensett,
e. Sus Emile Preyer, w. l.. Sontag,
Salentine, Professor n Son. A. ID Shattuck
G. vcrlat, derland A TAFT,
Henri dc Beul, Francois Musin William F. II. dc
Carolus A. Constantine Hans
+. Castan, u. Notermap. VIM Hart.
veyrassctt Victor Duprey, Geo L. Brown.
Robbie, A. Bic rstadt,
The whole to be sold by auction without
THURSDAY and FRIDAY Evenings
November IA and 15 at o'clock.
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ITO LET-sToRE NO 2,l53 SECOND AVENUE, BE-
tween 10th and llth streets with rent apartments;
rent $20 good business locality Also fine Flats in the
house at low rents Inquire Of the housekeeper
the nremises.
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1,O LET-FURNIsHED. ON THIRD FLOOR OF PRI-
vae house, three Rooms, light house keep
ing; gas water and bath foor 3Si West Fiji
teenth street.
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No collection Of the same high character, and where
the level OF merit cqual offered
the American public. New York Herald
Mr.. Belmont's collection has wide reputation among
cohnosseurs for Its sterling excellence Its choice
OF subject, and high value among the
This collection altogether forms a galaxy of Art
Treasures of the character and It's
fuln-Evening Post
1t Is very long since intrinsicaly valuable a col
lection Of pictures have been offered New York
EXPRESS.
after the most careful examination the most critical Art
Collector will be satisfied that its standard
is of the highest order. ."-Brooklyn Eagle.
/. GEO. A. LEAVITT CO., Clinton Hall.
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MR. BELMONTS PAINTINGS
VIII be sold by auction at the Clinton Hall Sale Rooms
the Messrs LEAVITT, on
TUESDAY EVENING, NOVEMBER IL, AT ~ O'CLOCK.
and will be exhibition the Lcavit Art Rooms S7
broadway, until Il A. NJ Tuesday, Eth inst
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FURNISHED ROOMS AND APARTMENTS
TO LET.

DRIvATE FAMILY, 20 vARICK PLACE (SULLIvAN
l. streeD-Win let Handsomely furnished Parior 10 one
or twoeentemen very cheap, with privilege ofbahroom
cOnve nent
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ITO LET-FOR BUSINESS PURPOSES, THREE STORY
i House and Store, Ais Broome street, second block
from Broadway: rent $1,000. Apply to A. NJ. TANNING,
q East Fourth street.
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T,O LET-THE FIVE STORY AND TWO STORY
Buildings 7s Is, * 70 and 81 Water street Brocklyn
sale and shang attached; splendidy located for
facturng. Inquire premises.
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ITO LET-TO AN EGG DEALER, AN EXCELLENT
Basement in a choice location, at low rent Apply
66 Park nlacn.
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A PLEASANT FRONT ROOM, ON SECOND FLOOR
IA furnished, for light housekeeping; S. per week.
5Sl Hudson street, near Abingdon square.
The New York herald., 1872-07-23

WILL TRADE HOUSE AND LOT AT PLAINFIELD
w N. j., within three minutes walk of depot, Tor i'm
proved farm In Iowa Nebraska, and part cash and
balance mortgage Address box 2s3, Plainncld post
Office, n. j.
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HANDSOME PLACE FOR sALE-NgAR TIE
"A city wafer ironG In lawn, fruit and garden; i'm.
mediate terms easy; Furniture Horses &c.
II desired. Address OWNER, Herald Uptown Branch
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LARGE HOUSE AND 10 LOTS WITHIN 20 MIN.
~ utcs Of the Battery; 10 cents and viii be sold
Herald Office
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ITO STONE CUTTERS.-FOR SALE OR TO LEASE
i for term of years, Stone Cutters Shon consisting
Of frame building, 4ox6o leet Engine, 20 horse
power; two gangs of Saws Rip, and Rubbing Bed,
and six Lots of Ground situated 18th street between
First avenue and avenue A convenient to good dock
Inquire OF JOHN EDWARDS on the premises
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PROPERTY OUT OF THE CITY FOR
SALE OR TO RENT.

A VALUABLE FARM FOR SALE-KNOwN AS THE
~ Ferry Farm, containing q. acres, situated near the
village OF Mannnhnwkin, stafford township, Ocean
county. j. The Tuckcrton Railroad recently finished;
directly through The town, Ia mile from which. be-
tween IL and beach, lies the iarm In pcniusua,
pointing 10 Bay Beach and ocean near by The buildings
large boarding house, with long porch, barns, wagon
house. 6c.-on rising ground beautiful shade trees in
front One Of the most cool AMI inviting retreats for
best quality 20 acres fresh pasture and moving nnd 90
timber and brush land; much While oak, vessel
timber aud maple 80 acres beautiful sol sait adow
connected with upland moved by machinery, bounded
by creek. where boats land hut ht,ic below buildings;
easy access to bay &c; sporting advantages uncquaied
whole coast place OF great resort
years Abundance OF wild ducks tecsc brant snipc and
other fowl IN their season Property Joins lands OF
Stafford Land Improvement Company, who purpose
building town, are making large inpro, their
extens'ye property & %rsaGy r,y w,ae ,a,4pike 20 bay
JOSEPH ATw0 Cd, TEntop, n : 4 pTineeion avenue
prepared 10 accommodate number Of boardcrs rea
sonable rates. NJ B-TermScasy
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DUTHERFURD PARK.-SOME BEAUTIFUL, COT
III tages 10 rent low deghtfiily situated near depo
and 40 minutes from foot of Barclay street. Apply I
owner, +. r. CHRISTI ANS0N, 80 Vesey street.
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L'oR SALE OR EXCHANGE-A HANDSOME SEASIDE
II Home summer and winter ~ minutes drive
railroad station and ste amboat landing Mt sag Harbor,
t. L. n Y. Gothic Cottage in good order, farm house
and oubuildng m OF land 500 trees IN fruit cedar
and other groves grand water 'front.' beautiful view
all sid cool and delightful in summer and sheltered in
winter Inquire of j. L. PHELPS, Real Estate Broker,
S4 Fulton street, brooklyn; or g. W. PHELPS, Sag
uarbOr N. Y.
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MUSICAL.

MUSICAL.
/vUlTAR SINGING PIANO, ORGAN, VIOLIN, HAIR.
" mony.--IcssoDs private, " Clinton place l;iEhh
sfrceO 'Studcuts Journal" and circulars ntacd
>AddfcssJ }. JAY WATSON, Musical Director, or CALL
llusTC.--WAKTED, A THOROUGH TEACHER, TO
NI take charge Of the musical department OF icmalc
college the south For further particulars apply to
addpess MUSIC, 81 West Forty yseyepth street. New YORK.
The New York herald., 1872-07-23

CTEAMERS MoRRISANIA AND HARLEM FOR NOR.
- rssna Harlem, Astoria (and Yorkyille via va street
erry) Leave Fulton Market slip at 75 sls glo ~ ~
A. NJ 10 y. NJ landing at bth street, 3:l5, 4.l5 T. NJ,
landing ct SD street. s:ls $50 landing a. Mh street nnd
40 s;i5 A. NJ landing Mt sth sreet9 i5 iO:l5 NJ, ~
T. NJ landing at xd street; 2:ih gl5, 5;lb. 6I5 T. NJ,
landing ut Sth street. sunday boats every hour from A.
tor. ~, landing within three minutes walk o. the
U S. Submarine excavation under the East River, at Hell
Gate Astoria Each trip connects, without delay, with
steamer Catin nj Morrsania Tor McComb DnIi, Noun
iain House and Kyo's picnic grounds at High Bridge.
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&R S00 COUNTRY SEAT 10 ACRES, TWO STORY
pO.COV. house, barn, crib, fruit, ear depot and
street, Tuesday,, 9tol2
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A FOR EXCURsIONs-sALoON STEAMER WY
IA. OMlNG, barges SARAH SMITH, CALEDONIA
ANNA and REPUBLIC. Oriental Grove, Eapleswood
near Christopher. III. II. CROSSETT.
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TONY PASTORS OPERA HOUSE,
Engagement, lor six nights only, OF
Is EDDY,
who viii appear on MONDAY EVENING, July r. a.
JEAN REMY.
To conclude with the QUIET FAMILY.
Matlnees Tuesday and Friday.
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(NONEY IsLAND-EAST RIVER LINF.-ON AMI
~ after Monday, July II. steamer HUGUENOr, Captain
T. Wilson, leaves regularly every day. North Eight
street. Williamsburg $40 A M Eighth street Eas
River 10 A. NJ and 30 7. NJ Peck slip, 10 30 and L.
sackctt street. Brooklyn tHamiiton ierry, l0; A. II
IL r. NJ
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BOARD TO BE HAD IN THE CATsKrLL NOUN
ID talns, l6 miles from Catskll Landing at the
foot Of High Peak; good fishing fine hunting and roman
tic walks; Board So per week For further Information
address N EVERY +. NJ, South Durham Greene county,
The New York herald., 1872-07-23

A RICHMOND HILL HOUSE, NEW DORP, S. t.
IA. Cool family resort So 10 5l2: very high ground
mosquitoes chills &c. large groves good bathing
one hour from South ferry. Particulars Of MOODY 4
CO., 1888 Broadway.
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THO LET-WITH BOARD, TWO HALL BEDROOMS
river view, plain table price moderate ten tninues
l. l. City. '
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ROOMS AND APARTMENTS
TO LET.

To LET FURNIsHED-FIRST AND SECOND FLOORS,
l. or would rent Rooms sngiy il required: house Is
srge and elegant; has all improvements private family
The New York herald., 1872-07-23

VARIETY OF BARGES, STEAMERS AMI
~ Groves on Staten and Long Islands North and East
Rivers TO let Tor EXCURSIONS at lowest rates.
BLOOMER ~ co. 2i3 Front street
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1866-1891, 1872-10-31

sioners of Election were candidates tor othce.
2nd:s sBecahsc there were no polls opened at
Curetous Mill and no sufficient notice that
the precinct would closed. Bird. Because
the managers refused toattedd at Lizenbys,
and the polls were closed there. 4th. Be-
cause the place of voting had been moved
from Mehafey's or Buffalo, to Raley's Mill,
without sufficient notice. 9Th. Because
new poll was opened at Liberty Hill, without
due notice. 9Th. Because no notices Of cleo
tiop were published Or circulated, 50 as to
Inform the citizens Of The County that an
election would be held on the 10th instant.
7th: Because it docs not appear that any, or
either of the Commissioners orsAIanagers OF
Election were sworn, there being no such
afidavits on file in the Office of the County
Clerk ,as. required by law - =. ~
II would seeul tthnt certainly all; not any
one of these grounds, would be sufficient to
set aside the election, We presume that
Capt Place viii Pot in his answer and that
there will be a lively time of it before the
Board of, State CanSasaers, by which the
protest will be considered at their approach
ing meeting.
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.iPERsoNA1.-Col. S. Fl. Blodgett, the &C.
NAL and courteous conductor on the Camden
Branch of the s. G. R. R., has gone to Bal:
more to recruit his strength, which had
somewhat failed him on account of the labo'
borious duties of his station. The Colonel
was engaged from early morning until afteI
nightfall, daily, so that even an iron man man
must have worn out in the process, and
hence wssa.e not surprised that he has found
it necessary to take short holiday. He has
become = simost fixture 6Sfi the Camden
Branch, and he would be greatly missed BY
his numerous friends, were heto lesVe US
altogether. We trust the trip will fully re-
store hins His station has been tempora-
rily filed by Capt. seyle, who is a worthy
substitute of our old friend. .~... a... .
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Special Notices.

I AsTHMA-Any medicine which win alleviate the par.
oxysms Of this dreadful disease will be hailed WITH Joy
conpany JONAS WMITcoaB's REMEDY, are from the
most reliable sources and attests to Its wonderful pow
err even In the most severe cases. Joseph BURNETT
Co., proprietors, Boston.
FREE ADvERTIsING-Fro family to family, from
city to city, from state state the fame Of Dr. WALK
HR's yEGRTABIg VINEGAR Buffers IS specific for al
tnuay extending. Its voluntary missionaries are IN,
numerabe and public enthusiasm in Its favor spreads
| faster than prairie fire.
| DON'T SLIGHT YOUR TEETH-Remember that upon
them perfect, ana In orderto doso, manipulate them
With brush dipped In the fragrent sozodont once or
twice day. ,--.-- nm ,.,r
WHO WILL sUFFER7-It is now "a years since DR..
Tobias Venetian Llniment was put before the Pubic
Back and Chest, and Il has never failed Sold by all
Druggists. Depot, 10 Park Place, n. Y.
FOR DYSPEPSIA, Indigestion, depression of spirits,
and general debility In their various forms also as
preventative against Fever and Ague aud other inter
tns sFsSphOsPhSed a. st q Ga and
sold by ali Druggists is the best tonic and as tonic
for patients recovering from fever or other sickness
has no equal. . ....... .
Z THuRsToNs IVORY PEARL TOOTH POWDER -
teeth as Pan and i gums Sold ali Druggists IS and
30 cents per bottle. F. c. Wells Co., n. Y. ..
cHRIsTADoRo's HAIR DYE stands unrlvalled in
the world. No lady or gentleman Of discrimination uses
any other It is the most perfectly reliable and effect
i've Hair Dye in the world. Mandatory, Is Maiden
Lane, n. Y. ... 81"
.CARBOLIC SALyE recommended by Physicians as
the great Healing Compound. Price 25 cents per box
John F. Henry Proprietor, College Place, New YORK.
RIsLEY'S .BUCHU Is q reliable Diu-etic and Tonic
for all arrangements Of the urral and genital organs
The genuine as formerly sold by Haviland, Harral
Risey and their branches, is now prepared H. W. Rls-
lev the originator and Proprietor and the trade sup
piled by his successors, Morgpn Risley, New YORK.
iSvAPNIA, or opium purified the most perfect ano-
dyne In the market made by process OF Dr. l. NJ Blge-
low, Detroit Medical College. Is always uniform IN
strength which Is rarely the case In other preparations
Of opium. -. !; f..- Z
PRATT'S ASTRAL OIL, has worldwide reputation
as the surest and best Illuminating OIL over TWO nlt-
lion gallons have been sold for the past two years. from
which no accidents of any KIDD have occurred Sena
for Circular, Oil house Of Charles PTat Bstaollsned
aTD, New Torr ss COZ, 90 .GG
WE HAVE FREQUENTLY HEARD mothers say
they would not be without Mrs. Wnsows Soochlng Syt
run from the birth of the child until 1t has nshed VIII
TIC teethlng siege under any circumstances whatever
= THE SECRET oFlBakUgY what's It no longer
asked for the whole world OF fashion and all the sdles
dnow that produced by using delightful and harm.
less toilet preparation known as G. W. Lairds Bloom
of Youth" its identifying effects are truly WONDERFUL
Depot s Gold Street. New York.
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Camden Cotton Market.
CAMDEN S. C. Oct. 80,

CAMDEN S. c. Oct. 80, lS72.
The market for the week ending Oct 30,
has been very active. Owing to tho increas-
ed demand cotton has ruled higher, but
generally the prices have been steady. The
sales for the week have amounted to 584
bales. Shipments for the same time $50
bales.
On Wednesday last, the prices ranged
from IT. to III. The, market yesterday
v,ss fr66n,. ia to RI az if--2 ~
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ISeAL DOFs.

The Boilers flag still flies.
sqv6 Il tbe colofea fire eoh,ppdSnfisss oh,pSfisss were m out
,practicing on Mondayd'oThey presented q
fine appearance. o." '."'|' ''.' -..'.
The weather is very cold, and the wind
renders oovercoats1 and 6res necessary to the
.'..iL. 80. .r.. nf ~ ;..-'iI .
comfort of humanity.
Horse trades are lively just now. Col.
Rodges stables present. a: Busy appearance.
When Armstrong comes, then look out.
He has purchased stock expressly for this
market, and will be along in about two weeks.
Wait 6nE1nstfe5go a-AC2 !
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- IMPROVEMENTS ON MAIN-STREET.-Our
energetic friend, Capt W. Clyburn, has erect
ed three very neat and substantial buildings
on Main street; one, suitable for apsoaiee'
Just above the shop of Mr.. F.J?Oaks, andthe
others, fitted up for stores, are a little lower
down, Ion the site of Mex aims drugstore
of ante-bs4um memory. They add very
much to the appearance Of things in that
vicinity.
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1866-1891, 1872-10-31

Rev. E. A. BoLLEs.-This gentleman
Sho is the Agent and Evangelist OF tho Anne
ricsn Bible Society, did US the honor to visit
our s.nctun,s y on Monday last, He vas pres
,ent on Sunday nightat the 5srd anniversary
meeting !, Ell ,s Of Camden and Kershaw Bible So
Oie.y, which assembledsin the Pres Prssbyt'r'an '
Church. a,..-r g ,47sa' - !" ~ ...'ai.
We were happy to meet Mr.. Bolles, AND
trust that he may Be lOngspsrsa TO of fulfil thee
duties of his Office, for which he Is SO eminent
fitted. .., .,,i. .,.,. - ~ ,...u. .! :: ,
Mr.. Bolles stated that there we're forty
five Bible Societies in the State auxiliary y
to the great parent stock, the, American
Bible Society. The proceedings Of the meet
ing will be found on our second page.
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h ssold Things Have, Paased Away s

Tbis il at least true of the old method oftreat-
ing the long abused and much abused human
body. It is no longer considered wise to put
natient to the torture in order to cure him of
disease in which pain is undermining the ener-
ries Of his system. True science ranges itself
on the side Of nature, and endeavors to assist
her in her fight against disease This lscthe
nroyince of Hostetter's Stomach Bitters, the
most approved tonic ever advertised in this coun-
try. 1t may be recommended as fall medicine
par excellence; for it is in the fall that bilious
ness dyspepsia and nalarious fevers are espe-
cially prevalent. The frame, exhausted by the
heats Of summer is relaxed and feeble at its
close, and requires, we may say demands, artiti-
cial assistance. Afford it that assistance in oc-
casional doses Of Hostetter's Stomach Bitters,
and the evils referred to may be escaped
Throughout the far West, and on the steaming
ailuyisl soil of the Southern rivers, all the va
rieties of periodical fever are probably rife to-
day. Had o. course of Hostetter's Bitters been
commenced by the sufferers g month ago, s'e.,
before the unhealthy season setin, seveh-eighth'
of them would in all probability b, in their ac-
ctstoned health IT the present time: So much
for want Of forecast. So much for not keeping
in the house and using daily, the best safeguard
againt epidemic and endemic fevers. /
As focks Of impostors and imitators are try
ing to follow in the wake of the great American
remedy, therefore be sure that the article you
buy i, genuine and verified by the proper trade
marx. CEke trussfiicls oausonly be obtained in
bottles. Beware Of the spurious article that is
sold Ky, the gallon ofah kegs.%ss. .''
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1866-1891, 1872-10-31

ELECTION PRoTssr- -ME. John s. Me-
ronsy, candidate on the Boilers ticket for
Sheriff of Kershsx County, filed his grounds
of protest .gainst the said election on Tues
day last, aasraerving q copy on Capt. sam'l
Place, the Regular candidate, who had q
majority of two, hundred and sixty VOTES
There are seven grounds set forth IN the
nrotsst.E lst. Because two Of the Commits.
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1866-1891, 1872-10-31

THE Survivors Association of hershaW
will meet at the Town Hall in Camden on
SATURDAY; November End, 1872, for the puf-
pose of appointing delegates to the annual
meeting of the State Association, to convene
At Columbia during the Fair week wv
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1866-1891, 1872-10-31

COLUMBIA ADvERT1sEMNTs.-Our rea'
dsrs will sec in this issue, the advertisements
Of Messrs. ". D. Love & Co., and r. G. Shi'
YER g. Co, Of Columbia, the former appear
ing for the first time this season: Those
who may visit Columbia for the Fair next
week, will find that well known and efficient
salesman, Mr.. W.. J. ARRANTs, an old
Camden man, ready and willing to show
them around, at tho store Of Messrs. .-LeVe
+ ACo.TT~f-%~H 2 EyF~HTSE
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OFFICIAL.
STATE ,0E :SOUTH-CA CAROLINA.
EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT.


To the Commissioners of Election:
TN accordance with section 8 of article Q of the
i General Statutes of the State, you are hereby
notified and required to cause an election to be
held in your respective counties on the first
Tuesday following the first Monday of Novem-
Der, next, bsing the 9Th day of the month afore-
said, for seven (7) persons as Etectors of Presi-
dent and Vice President Of the. United States.
Now, therefore, you, and each Of you are here
by required, with strict regard to the provisions
Of the Constitution and laws ofthis State, touch
ing yohr duty in such case, to Stuse such cleo
ton to be hold in your respectas counties on the
day aforesaid, and for the aseertaining and de-
.termirng. the persons who shall have been duly
elect ID thereat.
In testimony whereof, have hereunte set my
hand and caused thegreati seal of the State
to be affixed. at ColurahiH: the 9th day OF
October Der, 1s72,t and; in the ninety seventh
year ofthe Independence Of the United M STAT States
b.. r.. r s. ROBERT X. SCOTT, Governor
Il. CkRDozo, Secretary Of State :jo;r
Sept. 26. .yi .s~'. =; nt4tHGd
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Iu..... c.HIFFIE q HOFFMAN,, NEWS.
E.,Sn ANYTHING Asxxrs No. SousA Grss:
4 BAITIxoEr, ND. are duly Authorised 70 s~o.Esss ~
tor sdysrtiseuents 1t o1r lovsssratss b1aNstuSn
:. ,bst civ are Vested TO leave their hLor wna
1is Iouss EThis arm has sIesptonal S.s. avI
Siasiug advertisements eheapi!. aaS ~. ont
4 Mtovn papers. especially thoss harins fssi s'A~
u 10 ssll-to thsse EonNsnsn-
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1866-1891, 1872-10-31

~ GRAND WORTHY PArRIARcH.-lt gives
us pleasure to state that our tell0v'oi''aen'
Mr.: Antthon5 N. Kennedy, has been elected
Grand Worthy Patriarch Of the order q
Sons Of Temperance in this State; His 10
hors in thst bsSslf Nave sassntflea Him to the
position gssaX X--AEiL0HLpNi EHr |,
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Meetings.

wATEREE DIVISION NO. 9, S. OF TAT,
tend the regular meeting Of your Division ~
Temperance Hall on Monday evening al 0 o
olock. By order Of W. P. u,,y %
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1866-1891, 1872-10-31

iTHs sumr,aas ,a Book Store. That goa
head town, Sumter, boosts Al fzasc!ass Bogk
Store, and issit betnewng ngsnerAiy, through
bur, columns. We invite attention TO the
advertisement.
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1866-1891, 1872-10-31

CHEAP CeFFRE.--Lsst weekwehad it that
coffee at t&suty cens . pound could be had
.t-FThe blank Should have been filed
With the name Of 0A.A.STRAUss."
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1866-1891, 1872-10-31

.lA#Bnrrrrs,.4 The Jo,s.ri,a Of6ceis pre-
pared to print BriefsS forthea Court Of APP
peals inifaiir style. and at low figures Give
us . trial before sending elsewhere. We
guarantee satisfaction ..,.,r,- -...T,.
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1866-1891, 1872-10-31

WArEREE GRANGE, No. 45-This So
ciety will meet at Temperance H.ll On fri-
day, Nov. Is, 1s72s at J O'Clock. 2. NJ
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