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Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-04-03

Yesterday morning, a eOloTed man, named
neorge Washington, had his right ankle dis
located while eNcaVating through Eighth street,
near the river, by the bank falling upon him.
DR.. o. II ammet was promptly Ia attendance,
and did what he could 70 relieve him. The con.
tractor, Mr.. Gleason, hal the sufferer removed
four-and.a.hnlf streets aud Pennsylvania and
Missouri avenues.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-04-03

Inspector General oatohsli IepnTia tbs ARRIVAL
and sale Of marine products a. iolloNR sphOohng
American Coaster, 100 bushels o. Hunting oIefh
Washington, 500 bunohes herflngi sold a. fom
els 70 20 PET thousand. sloop No Name, With
1900 hsrfingj sold a. ~ per t1onsandi 20
psaaOnPpiionS-t bu'hela oyptsFsI 10 hunohss
nGh, 100 boring.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-04-03

Library oompsny, Oh Tuesday evening, tho fol.
lowing 0dlcsrb Hers elected Ion tbs ensuing
year; W. l. Nicholson, PRESIDENT John Moigs,
secretaryi A. II, shepherd, trsgsursr N. H.
Alex. X. shepherd, Lewis ClephAna, W, l..
nlsholSon, y. n. Smith, J, M. BtodheAd, John
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-04-03

Sys Ds; q. s Y sss. ed ~ upward and
A ans assorinspI n Boys Bigs snIts bARa
uomcly msas sspsoislly TOT me, from va % ~,
'ops Price 9aiy s... OF: 2. hsssLs9,
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-04-03

An eminent statesman, who has read the
sSoUnd note Of Earl Granville In reply TO the
answer Of the Secretary Of stats, says; at 10
long, tedious and svasiVs It Is very polite,
snlnently diplomatic, peculiarly British, and
entirely u nsitisiaotory."
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-04-03

Sergeant johnson, Of tho Seventh precinct,
yesterday evening lound q dead infant LAP.
plrsntly whitel IN pond q water near the cor.
gAlte DndsTclothee, With H. head badly crushed,
And bearpE every Indication Of having been
fouliy dealt with. OoroneT PoiteT vs. notified.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-04-03
FORTY-SBCOND CONGRESS.
YESTERDAYS PROCEEDINGS

Tt. Iuhiau Appropriation BIl Con-lasre"
In tn, -eaate -Thr senate FH'n" ~"
rhs Hsu-e Pa---. n Rc-ointi" p"cInr-
Iaa H.. Passage Uucon-ih"''"""' -Aii--
reIIancsu- Basinr-s.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-04-03

U1FTUL EAUfU WUHTH HHUWINH'
THunsToH'a Ivory Pearl Tooth Powder Is the
bost Dsntriaes In use. II keeps the Teeth elsAn
and vhlts, and the gums sound aud hsslthy.
% JouyEH's InOdorous Kid Glove ClsAaer 10 iaT
superior 10 anything known.
THoMPsoH's POmAds opiims 10 exquisite, II
poftsns, beauties, and stTtagthens the hair.
Az Tor PAls BY Druggists.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-04-03
IinrirnII.

900 Seventh street, corner Of street, u reeeiy-
ing daily large invoices Of those superb boots
aud shoes for gentlemen. Though early In the
season, Mr., q. has had great demand tor these
goods, they being taily up " the requirements
q gsntlsmsn Of tasto and fashion, stylish, PER
fVct-httlnE and durable,
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-04-03
AuUsEM ENrs.

National Thrntr-.
The buriesqus troupe Of Mrs. J, A. Oates was
favored with smother very good house, notuith.
standing the great saw.dust performance and
animal exhibition ofthe Emperor Of Manageria-
circus proprietor 4pau The excellent fancy
uxtrayaganla by tue prince OF dramatists-
Planche-nodihod 10 suit the locality was ad.
mlrably rendered. The local hits were good, at
times, perhaps, too persOntl, but In the main
they were exceedingly amusing, and were ap-
precitted by the auliencs, We might PARTED.
larIe as 10 the merits Of the respective per.
formers, hut II IL enough to say that Mrs,
Oltos and her troupe are q theatre aud circus
comDinod This evening the "Flower Girl OF
Paris' will be produced.
ferrp.aGh'-.
FOropaughs grand aggregation attracted
large crowds at both afternoon and evening per.
fOrinauces yesterday. Tue clrc ~ tent vas
crow dcd TO lie utmost capacity, AMI the riding,
tumbliLg, tricks aul general Performance were
hugely enjoyed.
q. A. u. coir~rt
This evening the concert for the bonoht OF the
charity fund Of John =. Reynolds Post, No, 0 q,
A. II. Excellent talent mas been secured, aud
, The concert IL sure Of suocess.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-04-03

THH FREHDnAH's SAyIHgs TND TTUgf Cow.
PAHT. 1901 Psansylganiq aVenna, opposlte the
Treasury, pays az per evnt. interest on dsposlt9
IatSrSSt bsEinS April ist On deposits made
on or bstors that dale. Bee adveftissulsot IN
another oolumn.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-04-03

Mrs. N. s. Wheeler, No, s3l Z street, be-
tween Ninth and Tenth, will open to-day an
elegant aaSOTtnaont Of spring millinery goods
styles Mira ", ~ . lady u taste, aud We BE-,
speak for her portion Of The patronage Of our
lady readers. ##H.HH
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-04-03

the NArIoEAL SAEIHos BAHK, corner Of
New YORK avenue and fiiteenth street, allows
interest Tor each mOnLh. The advantages OF
this liberal arrangement are Obyieus 70 all.
Deposits made up 70 the "a draw interest from
the Let VI the month,
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-04-03

allowed ct the rate Of per cent By the n siioppI
Savings Bank, corner Fifteenth street. end NsV
POsits made the 81 will bear interest mon the
lst Of the mouth. .......... ooh
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-04-03

P0LIcH COURT-Jadgs SnslL-BslI whiting.
ton, assault On OAlhATlns HelfoEd. nnod y.
Franees Porter. koeping . baWdy.houas, nued
lined tlO Frank Munroe and August Solks,
assault on Henry Hurber, nned AlO. Charles
Re Ady, threats, piAesd under bonds TO keep the
peace. WIN. King and LAWS Sims bolsteroua
thiklnK, nned " oach.l James Henry, drunk,
nned ". Mary Nugent, yagraney, work house
Tor 90 days Jas, Matthew curainE, lined 81
tars5, throwing stones, hnsi IS Jsfs. JohS.
son, drunk, hnsd d. u. o, Hall, fast driving,
tned go. Don Carlos LaIlne IVES auslEpsd %
he charge o. keeping 80 ,1 sni'SpI;s, ths
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-04-03

THE Des Molnes IndSsfrraI Motor says Mrs.
Topper estimates her loss In bees on account Of
the long, severe winter at GOO, 900.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-04-03

MEssRs. LArtnER 4 OLnARr, Aucti onsers, as
viii be seen BY our ADVERTISING columns, viii
continue the safe OF housekeeping goods, at
ig22 Pennsylvania avenue, this morning At 10
O'clock. AZ the staple article will be sold to-
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-04-03

Begin by saving money. A few dollars sAVOd
each month may awe you start In Ito.
begin a savings account 10 tho Freedman o
Servings BdRk, aud put away something every
mouth; Tue Bank gays ItI per cent intSrsst
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-04-03

SIX PBR oEHr, interest begins at the Fred
lST9, Now Il the tune 70 bsEin an SecophL
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-04-03

Twrurr.rmnnn inohna 10 considered tbs
sS!s sash' Ti'p IiES SsIS'' ifs - iSSSW d:
Wlged. .... ..
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-04-03

nURT,s snd other styles Of spring ShOos ar.
Al, {Ss os = L., e: 4 &c, Co. g.,
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-04-03

The National ravinxs Bank,
Corner Of New York avenue and Fifteenth
street, pays siN per cent on deposits.
Blnking hours-9 10 T. Saturdays, . 10 4 and
otoS. ~
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-04-03
OR ND ALE,
" ODD FELL5ws, HALL.

70, he BENEFif q
,oYmm .selis EAsrER ~ ksDAY, April =, aud
@SSisoSt sGPPtR TicKET. so OENrs.
I EAP.YRAR RECEPTION AND soIREK-THE
~ lAdy fronds Of lincoln Post No. q y, A. w., will
PIa III uRsD "a fvRsf Rpa afSi P,o ara
e h devoted p the orYhaPs Fusd q y. Pcs.
store, o. from The oommittse. mh1
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-04-03
Furnishfne GOODS
EOHHW OAFs.''

ysRT sUPERIoR SEFD OARS in s,or. and Tor
3; g 80 q! Y Z 1s; q, ?, yEEo 4'E' hA4d,
wa. N. CALF q CO.,
hhg Iuaisal FVgaus apd First stsSst.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-04-03
COrlWel & Sons,
IMPORTERS AND DEALERS N
CHOICE FAMILY GROCERIES,

1918 and l42O Penna. ave.,
OPPOSITE wILLARD's HOTEL. &.
500 CHESTS oHol0EST GRRKN ANp ALAOK
TEAs IN STORE ANB BOND.
KsnNnZ UNar
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1866-1891, 1872-09-12
rf'!sc <jiuTIcsIOi. EcWS.

The pvonricloG.i of this cntcrprsing paper
have moved into their ncw and elegant quar-
tcrs On Bread G-strcct. where the South Wcs-
tern i;ail Itoad Bank did business. The
building has been thoroughly cverhaalcd
and Gt.cd mp expressly for the convenience
of its new occupants. We are glad to sc2
this evidence Of prosperity on the part of
our co qujVs and cotcmporary, and hope that
its shadow may never grow less But We
hope cur valued contemporary will excuse us.
when We venture to suggest that perhaps,
since it is conceded to be the livcKcst and
spicicst paper in the State, it would be as
we'll ior.its prorr!ctors to undertake to be-
come the directors Of Democratic sentiment
in the State. Not that cgcic sentiment with
which VIC do not ayalpathisc, but to'mcet
!! the requirements of the present. The Ne'9s
has always been DomocGatic in its politics,
the Democracy give it their SUPPORT, and
without that, the Ncr&, would not
perhaps, be as prospcrors as it now is
cnce, it seems to us to be nothing more
than reasonable to ask that the Ne,cs return
the compliment by attempting at least, to
organize and direct the Democracy at this
juncture. .,..,..
What We have said has been susgc stcd to
us by mutual friends Of the Ncps and our
selves, as well us by our own thoughts upon
the subject. =.
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zs>l s.,: ..ss'.s .,s-a.

i. }. Mc.es. Ir., which .;cntleman VIC all
know. has had "o%i:!y '"''+icSr.' 10 do r'th
tha i.E,m5ys 5~gis!atmc ot he htgt hno
yrary. Hi; narac aetcT cjyc"rcd 5cioy~ III
,,aj}ic, ai;d therefore, for :tuSi.t wc know,
rs ,,.r,,icoa rs naiora&AdLy .co'2%o:'o".
The othcr party call the attention Of th3.
S.alc t. Reuben I'omliis'H, as ac''Iore ho-
nest md deserving than AIr. Hoses. There
IS one thing remarkable, i;:. Editor, and
that is, that. both parties acknowledge cor
ruption, md profess to choose men who ~iE
co.3cri 0iSs~s Whence arose this corruption?
Il is very strange they did nos find it ont be-
fore 1t is useless to say that nearly every
candidate chosen by the, so-calIcl, ':..Rcgu-
lars and = Boilers" have been chosen be-
forc havc served before. and have been
guilty before the world Of 4 system Of bribery
unparalleled, and of cmbczzicmont Of public
funds by the thousands, and millions. Their
disagreement has led to endless disputes and
facts told. prcjudiciai to the character OF
each by the ether, have proven to outsiders
how utterly ridiculous this so called cam-
paign is. We want ticm to so ahead and
:..tcll on" each othcr, fer VIC want he sister
hood Of States to know them OUT We
c7rags know these things, and our journals
published chem, our citizens discussed them !;
ali We want now is u confession on their part
They have, indeed, DIr Editor, been a long
time in coming to the conclusion to which
they have at last arrived concerning the true
character OF. Gov Scott, but alas the great
er part have not discovered Moses as yet.
Ard now; poor old Scott Is "laid on the
shelf" and h;s once precious friends lay up
on his shoulders all the robbery and wick ed
craft Of tic last four years 1t is strange
that these honcst servants Of the State should
have been so remiss in not making the ex-
pcnditurcs Of the funds more Of busise s
In this way Scott would have been found
out before, and the gentlemen might have
wardcd off q world of odium which is now
att ched to their names, by true rcprcscn-
taticn Of Affairs to the public before the
campaign began. We don't profess to be
prophetic politicians, but it will not surprise
us much if the Republican party Of the
State accuses Noses, ct2a MosEs, cfMcf,
6eJ0rc another aro gears has cIopscd.'
p#*.
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1866-1891, 1872-09-12
. Qualified Suffrage.

It was limited pretty strongly on Saturday
list, by ore Of the speakers, that unless the
vote; Of the colorcd men Of the State were
cast Tor more worthy candidates than have
been Of late the recipients, they might c%-
rcct to see the State rcmanded to a Provis-
ional form of Government, and'a system Of
qualified suffrage inauguratcd.
This was not the first time nor place that
VIC have heard thc same views advanced, icr
they came from the North: and were discus
scd in the Republican papers there.
This view Of the matter suggests a
train of reflection. Will the political rev
clution go backward, Or do revolutions ever
rccede? History but repeats itself in the
matter? Look 1T the Immense strides which
have been taken since 1865. Emancipa,
tion-political rights partialy-civil rights
partially-full political privilcgcs-ful! civil
privileges, -a!l have been given to 4 race.
which, little moro than seven years ago,
was in slavery.
. Can it be that the tide has reached the
food and now begins to ebb? Is the noces,
sary reaction taking place, and will qualified
suffrage be feature in it? One thing is Ger.
tain. No law Of this character can be passed
which vii! not act Oh both races, and VIC will
have the anomaly prcscutcd'cfa race being
deprived Of the right of suffrage without
fault Of theirs, but solely BY reason Of the
short conings of another, which abich abu,
scd its high and sacred privileges more from
ignorance than viciousnes, as we firmly be,
lieve.
But we arc inclined to. the belief that this
threat is intended only as a, bugbcar to
frightsn into line those who are most suslN-
cipus and Jealous of their rights, as We do
not believe that qualified suffrage will be
substituted for the present system, at least.
not in our. day and generation. Still, the
idea, advanced as it was, by colorcd Re-
publican, entities it to some consideration,
and those whom it concerns should beware.
There is nothing of this kind that can be
ranked among the impossibilitios, and it be-
hooves colorcd men at this juncture, which:
in our estimation, is the crisis in their capa-
city for s.lfgovecnmcnt, to take careful
thought, and not act in precipitation OF haste.
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1866-1891, 1872-09-12
HncciaI Notice.

Subscribers fnl;mga an X NAL; on Their
papers arc thereby notified that their term Of
description has expired. o';d VIC hope they
will renew, nos t!;at cotton Las opcncd. "c
have fo-cb5rac to press thca during thcl"ll
season and hope they will appreciate cur
fogbearance. r.
lfby mistake anywho have pailup, ahp";d
find the X mark on their paper. We hope
they will overlook it as mistakes happen even
in the best regulated households, and We do
rot intend any aitrontby such mistakes
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1866-1891, 1872-09-12

to make nj er;i:.l }clorc Tic l::w to d. e
al. map = ;1l&y w,a'A Tia. man s:souii 90
nr;o ;h2;a. They had nothing 70 ot;cr tic
i.3':;:.>>.us i,r ll;v:v support but the promise
d" ,.,,'. i:"no;t nd economical govern
:c:. '.'h;.. thc" d:l "inccrcly md in good
Et:tA rs: ;ag:a. Sh.ul t''sy eject 1t and
! :::a '.vcr:caj did :;i!. theirs would hc Tic
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1866-1891, 1872-09-12

NHAr Jr%srGAEATTE RETiEF.-lsaIford-
Cd to the burning and t!1rohbing flesh by a
single application Of that nncq,;aled balTan
for human or brute suffering. Mexican Illus
tsnr !.ir;mcnt. Thc toFmentir.g and flccr,
DESTROYING pains Of lhcu,Ytism. gcut and
neuralgia. arc completely banishcd by its
use stiffness cf the joints and painful swell
ines. quickly yield to its cnloient influence;
it heals bruises. cuts, sca!ds, etc. with as
tonshing rapidity. For straiE@, spring halt
: raicfcs. saddlc, collar and harness. gals, rs
we'll as the more serious external maladlcs
Of the horse, it is swift and thoronsh RENE
dy.
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1866-1891, 1872-09-12

.RrEssINHs En1GUEX AS' THEY TAKE
THEIR FrlnIlr.-Thc clyitr Gf blessings is
rood hcaifl!. w;rhout which nothing is worth
t!.c having; it is mas appreciated at its
lost. but too c.scn. not before. live proper
". aud correct a,nncnts before they become
seated. Fcr diseases Of the liver. kidneys,
skin. stomach, and all :.rising from IMPURE
Of fccblc blood, DR.. Walkers California
VINEGAR Bitters arc a.surc and speedy rene
dy. Ishas ncrer yet failed in a single III
stance. r
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1866-1891, 1872-09-12
The BIanton Duncan Convention.

In another column, we give q summary
Of the proceedings which transpired at.thc
. Louisville Convention, and for particulars.
VIC refer our readers TO it. .f ..
The Convention throughout, Was farce,
and well did it deserve to be, Repudiated
and rejected by its nominees, il has died .
natural DEATH and wc fcryently hope that
"rcquj;ascqt /" pacc" Blant the blatant" "
with his scIl:imposcd duties,"' is sick of
his work, and now VIC expect to see him and
his crowd declare for Grant.
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1866-1891, 1872-09-12

DO NOT DESrAl., Hnhd.o'.s oG cases g!
Ecrofula. in. It's worst sta.:cs, old cases q
Syphilis that have deEed the skill fcnlncpt
physicians, rhcunatics, who have been sui
|trinr l1r years. and the victims Of the in
.iudieious nsc Of mercury, have been radical
" cured by Dr. Tut''s Saraaparll!a ana
Queens Delight It is tic Io&t powerful
al.crati:c and blood purifier known. 1t is
prescribed by many physicians in thclrrrac'
tee
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1866-1891, 1872-09-12
Sfp.nvcsI or Stolen,

From ilc residence Of The subscriber, on Sat
ur,iay afternoon, the Tth inst, small BAl
FlLLY, with black name and tail, inclined to
H. hip-shot, Two saddle marks on her back,
one car sore. She was raised at the place OF
Mr. Joseph Ives, on the Sumtcrroad, about Ill
rccn miles from Camden; when last heard from
si,c was IT the plantation of Mr.. JAS. G. Halle
on Saturday night. \ liberal reward will be
pa:d for her delivery TO me at the Camden De-
,od o. information that will lead to her re-
r,,.,r, ISAAC SCOTT.
Sep; l2.--lt.
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Sv,rr0y.s or Liver COMPLAINT AND OF
SoNs OF TIE DISEASES PHcDucED BY IT
4 sal!ow.or yellow color ofskin, yclloTlsh
brown spcts on the face and other parts ofthc
BODY; dul!ncss and drows;nc:s with frequent
headache dizziness, bitter or bad taste in
mouth. dryncss Of throat and internal heat
palpitation, in many cases a dry, teasing
corrh. with sore throat unsteady appetite:
a ra;sing of food, and Choking sensation
in threat: distress, hcayincss, or bloatcd or
full feeling about stomach and sides, paid in
sides. back or breast, and about shoulders
collie pain and soreness through bcTels, with
heat constipation. alternating with frequent
attacks of hiarr,ioa; plies, ila!ulc"cc, ncr-
yousnc:;s. colaness Of cxtrcmitics; rush OF
blood 10 head, with symptoms ct ap"pcSy;
numlnrss Of limbs, especially IT n'Ght cold
chilIs alternating with hot flashes, kidney
and %nl urinary d;GicultinS; female veal: nc$"
and irroeal:ritcs, with duin"as, low spr.t,",
rnsoc;abil;'y and gloomy toTebod:4S., Only
4 few cf the above symptoms afi h"t!Y 10 De
nrcscmt ilr any case at one timo All who
usc: DR.. i.icrce's Golden Medical Discovery
for liver complaint and its complications are
loud in it's. praise Hold by all druggists
everywhere.
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Haortgage Sale.
SOUTUCAROLINA-kERsHAw coUN

Tl.
Whcrcar, there is q power of sale, contained
in "a nlo?i"acp on the premises decr'bcd bcl0W.
bearing late, January 2d, 1869, winch said
mover Of s,fa is in these wurtia " AND IL !"
still further StinHlalcI and m?dc an cSsrh'ial
CONDITION Of said mortgage, 'iiat upon i'liHre 10
make anypayncnL according TO tho Bond, ,'hcsaia
Bank OF Camden SHALL have the right 10 proceed
10 sell I'll the n6rtgagcd property, lands anu
lois, without The intervention OF any t0uft or
officer. by their officers Or agents upon siNty
DAYS no!icc to said Esther a. Cunningham, alter
advertising The sdine for sixty days in any ne"S,
paper published in Camden, or otherwise, SHOULD
there be no such paper then published-Ior
cash." which said mortgage was gwen by Es-
thcr A. Cunningham to the Bank OF Camden,
and assigned by said Bank ofCamdcn to Edward
Hope and assigned by the said hward Hope to
me, as Trustee; Under'and by virtue of said
mower of sale, will proceed to sell before the
court house door in the town Of Camden en- The lst
Monday (4tll day. Of November next, within
the legal hours of sale, the following mentioned
and described property, to-wit:
Those Lots OF Land in the Town Of Camden
bounded on the North by DeKalb Street, of said
Town, on the West by Market Street, on ~"
South by Rutlcdge Street, and ON the east by lots
| numbered 1909 and 1221-thc said Lois being
numbered in the plan ofsaid town of Camden,
twelve hundred and seven, twelve hundred and
eight. twelve hundred and twenty-five, twelve
hundred and twenty-three, and twelve hundred
ard tv;cnty-four
Terms Casli-purchascrs plying for stamps
aud papers.
Sent. 5.--aw. Assignee.
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OUININE, &c.

TUST RECEIVED. large quantity of Cunning
j and other Medicines. Our stock OF Medi-
cn,s il very large ana complete; al of which we
warrant Genuine, and Of the best quality, to be
haI in any market, anlwilae sold small profit
T0r CASH. HODGS0N & DUNLAP.
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1866-1891, 1872-09-12
The C.srnaGn and E.aI,eas!er Ra2!
Read.

1T the last session Of the Legislature an
act wa$ passed chartcring the abovc~nancd
railroad. BY its terms. work must be com:
n.cnccd within one year from date, (sonic
tine in March last: Or the charter would
Lc forfeited Subscriptions to this enter
prise could be either in money or it'Il.
We have never heard enc word upon this
subject since tic act was passed. Is it not
time thatwc should be doing something tow
ards organizing? We think that as much
land as is necessary will be subscribed. b.
those owning it on tic route, and with that
body Of land, it seems to US, that something
could be done. If the road is built to
Lancaster, which can be done for little over
half a million of dollars, it will certainly
be carried on to Charlotte, and the route
from that point to the sca6oard will be
shorter. by at least thirty miles.
Prom Charlotte to Charleston, via Colum.
From Charlotte 20 Charleston
via Camden. ................... AZ
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1866-1891, 1872-09-12
HE Store aEHqs to ARRIVE:

Ezl Store aERqs to ArE'ivcs
2,BoS Sacks American Salt,
Go,Ooo Bushels Corn, white and mixed.
9ooo BblS Flour, all grades,
300 barrels Pork.
go hogshead Smoked Bacon,
100 boxes Dry Sailed Sides,
, 800 Spirit Barrels, prime,
100 barrels glue,
go tons Hoop Iron.
10 barrels Bungs,
2So Bales of Hay.
500 Rolls bagsing, extra heavy,
25 Tons Ties, Buckle and Arrow,
SO bbls Crackers, Lemon, Sugar & Soda,
Zoo bbla Cuba lIolasses.
800 bbl5 Sugar House Syrup,
.25 hhds Sugar House Syrup,
100 bbls Sugar, all grades.
For sale low by.
WILLIAMS Il MURCTISON.
June. Goth, If Wilmington, n. O..