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I APPROPRIATION fesTHg i IfssS EsEsfSBST. &c
The sCSfy. tjouucil passed as,resaiIstioR iast
uisbtrap appEepEiat ts1. .o00, or % much, Of
| that amount as As. necessary, to assist the
i,FirSt EesiiHtnt of 'Sirgia;a Volunteers III
fpaying 6fs iits debt.. All appropriation Sof
S; 400 was askedfef lsysiie Eysctstis se fsosati
tof the, Regiment aud asIarge number OF bur
iess drms at ati' otlser larse holder LEI
McS7T1HIY 7 MErsrlisst III Of rie ssHblptsr ssHblptr Sts
tDAY-ScHoor soc1ErY.-Tbe regular itf5atBty
meeting of this Society vas held at Clay
Street church. Sundays ysmfernooR at bo'cloek;
WE. Willis, Jr., president, in the chair. .t,rr
SThe meeting was opened, with singing by
tY Sch9p H. and .e ptaysrr arE BY ReY 7, " y
file seaiool then engaged III singing some
very appropriate ard dl@attifus siindnt tsehoaa
l'.fhe meeting syif Vas I'll tt,eii lei addssd by Rev.
E. d. Peterson. He decttfet hiaiseff lover
of THE Sunday sihoof,i ind prepared at at
times tU do alI I'M hts power to' aisafee'a us
int erests.: He. related very Thrilling aua
interesting inetdaHt be o. akeutachy lady, who
was superintendent and teacher T a school,
Land who was 80 iaithfai and earnest III 't1e
work that she lived to accomplish great
| deal Of good fT the Conversion of numbers
| tef the schSiarssgitD af ~,ofSeT efI' !3 cHt'laF
= The! following ,is,assumu,ary cef s,tperin-
adentsFseppfis as asr far as astn; sent ins; ,In,~erl =
r '7iT oa fsiI Afsi sssassss ssssHas Per e e
|. I.CeuhenaryJ >.anorrporttnH f>HS gds}ds9rgs
EriSi1tS srSlI;s!tSsa sIs.o4,) te.iisdof. i,,'fs
Clay Snyet. saolsl1 bns aIrsiog .sJseoE 10 ~
sia5cIester. :.fm,rsp6rti iifalisoisi&g ,6rts1qs
'pskor. (no rcpurD SIS
Sidney. t3a 80, 50 ea
I;ocaeIts D. a!IiaIi,>8o', srdT -isTs;ssroi 68nl
,iCThe eStn,eeting. which istheeigatifanniI
veysary otuthe Society ,GwiIh e,haldi asiEen-
tenhry 4rlhlupr church on ths seeond ssadas ip tQst
tl;s ,fr,,.a-n!Gss Gss2sasls -.s1lsfssiH tEDssf
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CoSsERY affSE OEaASrzxT1oN M tHENRaco, .

Q CoSsERTAfttE OEHA ASrzx17oS IN HEINRICH .
,Mr. H A.Atkinsgn;d Dr. y Conservative ceu,Ity
has mnde The following az,
.pointments Of townshipssuperintepdents
4Tutkahoe :, William C. ,Moneure, .sppefin,
Lteudent !; J. y. Haryie, Jr.,, associate, Book;
llisn5: Josfb6 Bfyan'g sdperinte endeBt Johil
;E. IBroaddus, 'assiJtaht?h FatfheId: A. 'M
Braxton, superintendent George w Baker;
Eassistantu ..Nar,na; John II. FIasseli, super
,iufendent; George i, Roper, assistant. y
|4,f'he following appointments have ea!s0 beer
made by the County superintendent: rreaS
urer, w. j.. Rose. collectors: Tuckaboe
Cl,arIesn Ea Wo,thom iBrookfandl Johno AZ
sAik,A; FaifheldcJ. P.9Seher1aerhorn,r IVA
rina, George y, Pleasants. q, hss,s, aoof l,y
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h YnlGHACEi sTREETs .ililisgNslpH..

= I 54tI fssguH1Stt " lstsa11s' = =
sAsre eNagner,s sfsuns the spectai eommittee
'abp0iated 10 devise . piansfeT the western
eSaaisionaf ssfa6a street, faaseated aerepnrts
It issfat fiat tild cbEs1miit itee Thought pre-
reritos grant toH fhe TRUSTEES OF isicbnHnd
Colggelthe privilege of extending and build.
ing the main college, building across what
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Inc Pms AL Fathesrns Donahue and wilson,
acknowledgement from Ireland, 9afe' visit
inc Richmond. .t3lrI
Mr. John p. Tabb was Eptizetf aud dedi.
eated fersIie priesthood. .fiff Peters 'eas
thedral. on Sunday2bysB bishop Gibbons and
FatherIFau de Fyvgr.a odi - 91aShfof+t'f'
- Dir. .. BJStuvaii hts accepted the position
of Grant efetfar. at laTgge}irs
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RSSssgs off TBaTEa noxE7sR Id Ii: liz, ,l4 fe8
aEFiEg IM6bdNt, September 9th III Am. ].
s3 dsRsee. ~, ~ sts FL o. ssldtss'e "a R' +: 3a:,'
st tts iiSs, s,tddSsaSasas tdSSi,s IL ths sis.
the a,.a A. ;:Esll,s a,9, .
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+ fpsAeHnssE EEcHR Big tlas fox cr sas fs}s
zIsEst - .s.-Il =
psi,atsss Hratg II sisisised new sas
apf months 1T Qsie ,ieilar, 3 8
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fr' An ANGRY NAN PEPPERS k Crowd WITH
No. g Shot, On Saturday evening W itiain
Hnrrisga 'residentpef Fulton, fell from bis
nuie while passing through Rockets on big
way up town! The accident prov hearty
laughter from negro In front of the store OF
Mr.. Tobias Eacbo, corner of Osborne turn
pike and Orleausa street. 'hT his 50 Jenraged
H,irris that he ran across tlle'street and bor,
rowed doubie.barrelled' shot'sunTfron, 'Mr.
Gideon CARRIER: oni iretenee of Wanting to
shootia bat! II uHel returned quickly toa Mr.
Eacho'J stpres aud without warning fired
intotht gioiib there asseitibfed, ctnsistihg of
Il rc Gill fsnether- r-iflaw of DIR. BachoG MIA!
Radferd, Mrs. VirghiiaI Stephens talL white
ladiesJ, and Betsy Dapisaud' Hubbard James
(coiored)y The negro who had adoiaughed+a
| one Eddy Brown ESCAPED entirely; but each
Of the Others received ilioreor less OF the shot
Harris discharged one barrel and1was about
TO discharge the other when his game. sue!
teedet in getting within DOORS He then
7 took to- bis artIie 'and9 fled! None of the
wounded persons'ar8 thought to'be i'm dan
ger, although two are seriously hurt. No
thanks; however, Ito the irate Harris thattfey
escaped with life.; r,rhe Fellow dliast ifaI
eluded CAPTURE. q! ,i'tigif'oJ 10 jifIfetu 9il
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RAILROAD stNH.

vsr,, yssq -.szEsSsstSv.JI
81 81 T.. s1 ls.S
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pr,rw,yr ,Nn ptSvlLLE RAILROAD Co,,l g.,
RICHMOND, August Is. ls7a.s I =.
nryHNOND AND DANNILIE RAIL
II Road ia and after SUNDAY, August lstb,
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n Thesam committee reported an ordinance
ixo present ssectiEan laborI on, the tsebbuth.
This ordinances prepared in Eesponse,to
ID Ipesition sof, the BARRIERS of tie lcity.n The
fibe,is $l0fer each offence2Gsdt1& bnG -Hlii
@ Mr: Talbot moved ITO lay this ordinance
oI, the table. Lost-ayes 1i3inoes,tl ,tl2sqst !
lTher orriinaneef was then adopted by the
following Yote:,i .i,s4'tt- nJad -Ff notiS9i'p
Asless+ Mesars. Bargamin, Boyd. Chester.
man, Davis, English OF aMarshahy Engttsh 'oi
Mopsoe, Eorrester, IHals Isaacs, LiEseemh
Manly; 9iiYsr, sStarkes sSsekes, Thornton
wexford, ynne.a--1Tsi Ii,s aIssi IN d,s
y lGoss.r4 Aesafsss Bassieuz, Higgins Mesz
gef, Straus Eaibets agner, Nv httiocks--I'
!, -rst~5y 47ui,'e1TY sgaf.,'i 4 = >ss'tt''sSss'i
\ fHs speciat comm ittee en, tie city seal Mr.
fWyfpe selairriaul psssentea al fntsresTins
sTepp6if, nsmenttipg the OF .nev
;cifysssal tna IE0posiIg nesign thersfof:
The tion and atcoth reso
tuition asr agreed 10: is''s i''at ~
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r FOCAL MATTERS:
CITY COUNCIL.

\, The regular semi-monthly meeting Of the
City Council was held yesterday ,aftefn2onq,, i,
Present; Messrs Wypne Is,es tpresidaea1s asn was;
Wnrs s''sss ss sa1SsTn Bae., aks aas,9
ford. Higrins, Whiiiock, Bossieux,s Hall,
.Ialbctt, ChesteIman, Lipscomb, English OF
Marshall Ward, Manly, Forester, Thornton,
Boyd, Qsiyer.y1ss7 g;o:s VI ,'s. aar Tsfgf~tt Il
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SD 81 b5,ae4ss.f says Z sa; 81 s,IssEsss
~ ssss1srss II srsefsa4A Z nssesss szEFa
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$f,5UUi toWaEUS tfl8i EtEadfS UA Htl6ecUHH pV-
lics station. = Agreed.to. ,,iI Ft,s'm 'r't
II, pnikrl :" oapisAseRs!' 'i"''s''' 'i' h"" ~ ~
>, trhs Committee on ordiInahnces CIR. Isaates
,eiairrnnarJ reported am ordinance .prsividI1e
rfor Forfeiture Of Office, by reason 9l eotsyiesr ii
-tier Of felony and IN consequenSs Of SAFE t or
2 pPffSfSs Sa snmttes m S recommend THAT they be
authorized 90 cohtract Y i some sompetteenlat tela
person ~ revise ana i,sodify the ORDINANCES
Cd tie ,clty, and to make lhem, conform 70
ard 'harinoDizs with the state Ctnstitntior l !,
and The CITY Chatter snd flint ois THOUSAND alr
dollars, or 80 much 6f It as necessary, be ap-
propriated 10 have this codifcation made.
Agreed to. ~ J 2Sr'd@nti MI aHtH"'Sf'
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The New Tax Ordinance.

BY reference To cur advertising columns
It will be seen that the. Ordinance passed by
the Town Council Of Camden is framed in
accordance With the scheme Of taxation now
If force. in this Slate The rate tf assess,
mcnt is somewhat reduced, and the burdep
Of taxation is equally distributed. We re-
r.rtl this method as the best in many re-
spccts which could be adopted, and as more
in accordance with the proper manner of L.
vying taxes than the old system was. For
ucrly the burden rested heavily upon few ;
now it is equally and evenly distributed
among all.
The booI;s will be opened for the recep,
.ion of returns and taxes from this date un-
i'll March 20, when all who have not paid
will be proceeded against by execution. We
hope however, that there will be no delin-
1uents, but that all may come up promptly
and do their duty.
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The only other alternative is for us all to

The only other alternative is for us all to
20 over to the dominant party and seek to
control it. This, however, is a very doubt.
full question, lie, our ability to control it.
for, if VIC 60 over, the truly loyal will know
our intention, and we will by a strange an,
omaly, be known to thcm as "black sheep
of their fold, and, in all probability, the cold
shoulder would be turned upon US. Besides,
we all have very decided objections upon
others than mepe time-scrving grounds, and
very few of those whom we have been accus-
toned to book up to and vencrate, would
sacrifice principe. to policy. In all this,
however, we do not advocate forciblc or un-
lawful opposition to the powers that be- We
emo advocates for rebellion, in any shape
or form, but we 10 advocate peaceful re-
sort to the only practicable defence, as far
as we can see, to existing prosecution and
persecution.
And in all that VIC do, let us not forges
truth, nor honor, nor honesty, but let us re-
member the Ultimate result of all these times
of error, dishonor and rogucry.
"Truth crush'd to earth, will rise again;
. The eternal years Of God arc hers, ~.
While Error wounded, writhes in vaiR,
And dies amid'its worshippers."
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Otherwise would he be

subject referred to Otherwise would he be
so utterly devoid of modesty as to pronounce
unsafe work regularly kept up by organic
ed gangs of iaborcrs under the supervision
of a skilled mechanic, whose position, ] have
meaps of knowing, is owing to his profeien.
cy in this very particular branch of art, and
whose position would be forfeited. ipmedl-
ately, upon suspicion of his having under
his charge a road upon which the lives and
physical welfare of travellers were in inlmi-
nent peril, as unhesitatingly stated by this
gentleman, who pretends to take so great a
public intcrestin the Camden Branch; AID
should the gcntleman's views be correct in
regard to the special intervention Of Prorl-
dente in favor of travellers on. the read just
named, may We not congratulate @oarselvcs
upon the fact? Especially when We hear
occasional!y-alnost weekly-such remarks
of the operatives as this: "Bad smash-up to-
day on the Wilmington road, broken rail,
they say; only few freight cars on the
thr6sgh train smashed; nobody killed! Ana
again: "Stcamboat got snagged, run on
SAWYER reckon. Has to have sheet put
into her boiler, too" And 50 On to the ehd
ofthe chapter.
Now unfortu late travellers who are driven
by yeur unhappy lot to risk your precious
/ YES on tho unsafe portions of thej Camden
Branch, can you bo too, grateful when you
feel that there is a hsnisnP Prov iasyds watch
ing over this little forty miles 6 iJGed, the
records Of which can boass so fsE accidents,
whereby life has been lost or limb BROKEN;
when other roads running through your
own section. of country are without any pro-
lection a..Ls. the misa ventures depending
on broken rails. slack cross-tics, missplaced
switch gates, and other like accidents that
end with coroner's inqucsts,. and. weeping
women and orphan children I think not!
Fearing that [ trcspass too much upon
your space, will conclude with thesuggcst-
Jon to "Stockholdcl" and others sustaining
his views, that they may find 'egrcss from
Camden by il route pcrtap; safer, more spec
dy, more agreeable in all respects than the
Camden Branch-I alludc to the steamboat
connecting with the W. G. e. \. r. r. Let
those who have tried; both speak: that the
public may profit by their experience. Par
ticularly do [ hope TINT your correspondent,
"Stockh, ler," wh) l:y, lis Just claims be-
fore the public in such modest terms, and in
no ;'captiaus spirit" may be benefited,
though one thing he would do vel to re-
member that what ever his may have been,
others may be wiser through u still saddcr
experience. And would hope, Mr.. Editor,
that the public will give car to facts in this
matter, not depending upon the statement of
any, whether Oh the high ground of partial
ownership Or not, and the public may rest
assured that the facts in the matter arc easy
to obtain by any desiring them. "Fat JUS
htiu. SLEDGE.
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IN STORE AND TO ARRIVE

10000 Bushels Corn
200 Bhls. Flour,
4OO Bbls. City Mess Pork.
% IIhds c. R. Smoked Sides.
90 Hhds Rib Smoked Sides.
10 Iihds Smoked Shoulders.
so OBoxcs Dry Sailed Bulk Sides.
o. Boxes L. II. Middles.
10g Bags Coffee.
100 Bbls Refined Sugar.
90 IIhds Demarara Sugar.
so IIhds New Crop Cuba Molasses:
10 Bbls New Crop Cuba Molasses.
0Bbls Sugar House Syrup.
80 Tons Hoop Iron.
Is BLls Distillcrs Glue.
2N0Tons No. Peruvian Guano.
100 Tons GaanaPe Guano.
For sale low by.
WILLIAMS & MURCH1SON.
Feby. Goth, If Wilmington, n. {.
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MAR &c HE'D.

On the 14th of Fel,ruarT, by the Rev. j
u. Rodgers, Mn. j. r. HuGnE', to Mrs
y. j. HoLl AND. All of kcrshaw.
On the 18th of Fl bruary. b.: the saipc
Mp. II. B. DAVIS. TO Miss G. J. REASON
OVER. all of kcrs law.
On the 18th of December last, a the resi-
dcneo ofthe brides father. mear Aberdeen
Miss, by Rev. Henry Harris, MR. CLARENCE
II. GIrToRp, to Miss NINA KNOWLES.
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Notice to Bridge Builders.

SEALED Proposals will be, received at
the office of the County Commissioners unit
the lst day of April next for the building
of bridge crossing the Waterce River at
Camden. All bids must be accompanied by
the namesof suretics. p.
j SUTHERLAND; Chairman.
PuGNIx Columbia and NEWS Charleston
will please copy and forward bin to Cohmis'
sioners Kcrsliaw County for collection. =.
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Administrators Sale.

w. D. ". V'RG%a'5 Johnson A'"' Sale Real Estate:
DY virtue of an order wade by HON.. F. Sull-
ID crland Judge of Probate to me directed, |
will sell in front of the court house in Camden
on the first Monday in March. the house and
lot on RuleSc street known and distinguished in
the plat of tic town as lCjl.
TrrMs:-So much cash as will pay the two in
stallments due on the bond, balance in twelve
months, with interest; purchaser giving bond
and mortgage and nsuyinng the houses, and pay
ing rpapcrs and stamps. J.P. BoswElLS. nc.
Feby Sth, WI
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KERSHAW-IN THE PROBATE COURT.
ESTI TIE OF i G. PITTS

WHEREAS Dove Segurs has made suit to me
for letters Of administration on all and singular
the goods and chattlcs rights and credits which
were Of the said j. C. Pitts deceased Now
therefore, this is to summons apd require, all
and singular the kindred and creditors Of the
said deceased to be and. appear before Inc at the
court of probate to be held on the 18th day OF
March next, to show cause, if any there be, why
said administration should not be granted.
Feby 29th 10. J. SUTHERLAND, J.P.
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A Michigan Indian was promptly escort
ed to the lapry hunting grounds by a can
Of nitro-gl' eerine, VII ch he cndeaVored to
open with Ii little hatch,t.
Daily ncwsI amer paragraphirs is getting
to be fearfully abbreviated. llcre's speci'
men recording death :-"Clay Spencer,
'orcd, pint of Memphis whiskey."
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Large Opening !
AT THE
Popular 4 I0V,pPiee Dry Goods HQBe
W. D. LOVE g.. co.,
COLUMBIA, S, G.

WE ARE PREPARED TO SHOW FULL
w. line of Fall and Winter Goods, selected
with great care for this market in new and
choice styles, bought of the best houses at low
prices.
Our statesmen arc polite and attentive, and
will take great pleasure in showing customers
full lines of the newest goods.
Our Dry Goods comprise Silks, Popllns, va
lour de Parc, E'Panglines, Chattics, Mohairs,
Alpaccas, Bombazines, Tannie Cloth, DcLalnes
and MI the other makes Of new and desirable
goods matlc for this season.
We keep large assortment Of Prints, Home
spuns, Checks Strips, Tickings, Linscys. Jeans,
Twccds, Cassmcres and Cloths at prices to suit
all.
We have full line Of new and desirable
goods in Carpets Rugs, Carringe Blankets, Bed
Blankets, Shawls, Cloaks, jackets, Sacks and
Sacking, Hosiery Gloves, Mcrino and Silk Un-
dcrwear, Ladies' White Undergarments, made in
the best manner Of fine material.
Our stock Of Linen Table DamGsks, Napkins,
Doylics Towels, Lincns, Linen and Cotton
Shcctng and Shirtings comprise the most popu-
lar makes in these goods. llousckccpcIs can
save money by sending us their orders or cxam-
lining our stock when IN town.
We have the best assortment of White Shirts
in thc State, together with full iinc Of Cravais,
Ties md Bows, Linen collars an,f Cuffs for la
dies and Gents. ia MI the new shapes. White goods
all makes and qua!ities. Ladies Fancy Silk
Necktics in nil tile new colors.
The Lace and Embroidery Departments are
rrplcnishcd daily with the Latest novelties. .a,a
a full line Of Cotton, Wqol and Opera Flan-
cells.
All widths and coors of Ribbons ip. Tagcia,
Gro Grain and Velvet.
Dress INNINGS aHd IattsFs, any eonccIva-
vic style and color.
Our Wholesale Department is fpil 9f goods
needed by all the co,iHtry storckecpcrs. a
Agents for tic Emrirt Sewing MacliRc, enc
of the best made. 49,.
We do not advertise to mislcad the public, but
to let them know where to get good goods at the
lowest prices.
We invite I'll to inspect our stocl; when in
town, or scni us your orders, which WILL haze
our best attention.
We only keep the best makes Of. goods, and
have hut ONE PRICE.
ny Samples sent by mail.
w. I'D. LOVE e. CO.,
Columbia Hotel Building.
Main ST., Columbia.
W. D. LOVE,
b. g. MCCREERY. sept 21 -Cm
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NOTICE.

Administrators, Executors. Guardians and
Trustees, delinquent in the making of proper
returns. You arc hereby notified to cnneup and
make returns, under penalty of the law.
Feblm2 J. F. SUTHERLAND Judge Of Probate.
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NOTICE.

A Ii persons having claims against Vim. John:
n son deceased. will hand them in attested
before the LIST of June next, or he dcbarrcdpay-
mcnt. Feb. Sth W. D. MCDONALD.
Administrator.
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STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA
KERSHAW COUNTY-COURT
OF COMMON PLEAS.
William J.. DePass aud his wife J Summons
Frcclove p. DcPnss Plaintiffs for money
against Edward +. Morris, De- Demand.


fendant. a...-..
To the Dcfndom Edrnrd R Morris.
VOU are hereby summoned and required to
answer the complaint this action which
will be fled in the Office of the clerk of the court
of common pleas for the county and State atoyc-
said, and serve copy of your answer Oh the
subscriber at his office at Camden in the State
aforesaid within twenty days after the service Of
this summons on you, exclusive of the day Of
service. If you fail TO answer the complaint
within that time, the plaintiff will take judgment
against you for thcsum oftivc hundred dollars
(SjOO) with interest at the rate of one per cent
per month from the thirty first day ofNIarch one
thousand eight hundred and seventy, and the
costs of this action.
J.. 7. HAY. Plff's Atty
Camden, S. c.. February 9th, 1872.
To the defendant Edward Il. Norris Take
Noticc:-That the summons and complaint in
this action were filed in the office of the clerk OF
the Court of Common Pleas for kershaw County
on the nineteenth day of February 1872.
Fcby 20, 1872 Ct J. T. Hay, Plfs Atty.
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FOR SALE OR RENT.

The residence on Campbell street, recently oc-
cupel by Mrs. Massabcau. Applyto
fcb29.f W. CLYBURN.
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ARE FOR SALE BY
Wilcox, Gibbs & Co.,, H.,
importers and Dealers in Guanos
PARENTS, GUARDIANs NoTE

poARD With TUITION in English, French,
- Latin; Greek, Mathematics, Bookkeeping
and Surveying in the field, can be had for only
Sl26 for 42 weeks from 1st of March next
instruction, analytical practical thorough,
Government, parental. Climate, delightful
Scenery, beautiful. Please address Immediate
ly. :REy. d. MCNEIL TURNER, D. D. -
jan II 3m Brcvard, n. c..
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1866-1891, 1872-02-29
New Advertisements.
DR.. EDWARD M. ,BOYkIN,
OFFICE CAMDEN BANK. s
Entrance on Rutledgc Street.
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offer at private sale the residence on De.
Kalb street. next east to the Methodist Church.
For terms &C., applyto
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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1872-09-26
TEXAS.
ALarge Con a sxratiOn.

JEFFERSON, Texas, September % -
A fire occurred tois morning about
three o'clock on the upper part OF Dallas
street. All the buildings in that sec
ton. with the exception OF one story
stone house, owned by General Water
house, were entirely destroyed. The
fire was first discovered in the house oi
Mr. Curtis, on the south side OF Dallas
street, and extended to the adjoining
buildings and then spread across on the
west side of Marshal street to the Ma
tional Hotel. The frame buildings on
the east side OF Marshal street were
also consumed. The loss is estimated
at between $50 600 and $4,000, about
5000 of which is covered by insurance.
The losses fall on email dealers and
persons OF limited means. The fire is
believed to he the work Of an incendi'
ary The following are the losers: ID
McPhail, matchmaker; Paul Vail
baker and con'ectioner; c. Schotield,
grocer; Thos. Neal, hotel keeper; NJ
Marks, shoemaker; c. List, grocer; C.
Hearn; Geo. Smith, butcher; Dave
Watson, saloon keeper. The store
house OF Mr.. Smith, on the corner o1
Austin and Market streets, was envel'
ored in flames, but, strange to say, II
did not burn.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1872-09-26
AStnguUar Accident.

From the N. Y. Tribune, September 2al
Great excitement was occasioned at
the Brooklyn navy yard on Friday,
when it was reported that the torpedo
boat had sunk with three men on board.
1t appears that after the board Of naval
officers had poet tponed their experiments
three men mad remained on board to do
some work in the hold. She suddenly
sank, but her hatch was cloeed, and
this prevented the water from flowing in
and drowning the men.
Captain Ransom quickly arrived on
the spot with other officers of the yard,
and q diver was summoned. He i'm.
mediately descended, and ascertsined
that the boat was imbedded 10 the mud.
The steam hydraulic derrick vas in.
meGiately manned by q large gang OF
men and was taken to the spot, where
the diver attached chains around her.
After two hours work the torpedo was
successfully raised. after being under
water three houra 1t was feared that
the men in her would be suhocated;
bat this Was not the case, 40 the I'M
pressed air in the air-tigbt chambers
Vas not all exhausted, and their live
were savsd.