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The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1866-1891, 1872-10-31

@s1,o DOOR will. be paid by the
proprietor Of Or. Pierce's Golden Medical
Discovery for medicine that will equal it
in curing severe and lingering Coughs,
Bronchitis and all diseases Of the lungs
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For Rent.-.lS73.

4 FIRST CLASS PLANTATION on the Wa
n terce River and Granny's Quarter Creek
Possession given January l, 1873. For further
particulars, enquire at the JOURNAL OFFICE.
October 10. I'm
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Letter from General Butler.

We are permitted to publish the following
letter of General BUTLER to friend in this
place. It's suggestions are we'll worthy OF
careful consideration; its general tone is
healthy. and its effect pleasing.
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NOTICE.

A MEETING of the "Wateree Fair Assocla-
n tion will be held at the Town Han on Sat
urday next, Noy. II, at II o'clock, ". ~ /.
,'. J. D. DUNLAP, Secretary.
Oct 81. It
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THE undersigned hereby gives petic. That he
il now prepared 70 GIN and PACK COTTON, At
thu DsKalb Mills. ,, Having two hrst;rats Gins
in operation, orders will be SLED without delay.
He soieits ths patronage Of his friends and ths
pnblis generally, p. ..-i5
= Aug. 2s.--2m. .. ..'.., -.......,
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MEMPHIS, February II, 1869.

MEMPHIS, February II, 1869.
DR.. VIM. II. Tut: 49,,
Sir have been suffering for nearly two
years with severe cough and great dificul!
ty of breathing. My weight was one hun
dred and forty-fve pounds; and when 1
commenced taking your Expectorant, ! was
reduced to one hundred and sixteen. had
tried almost everything; had terrible night
sweats, I have taken half dozen bottles.
The night sweats have left me, the cough
has almost disappeared, and ! have gained
fifteen pounds 10 weight. I believe it will
cure my cough. 1 recommend it to all my
friends. I,.. With respect, -
-; i; Az ...~g.. ~ VI - ~ .'0;,fY !
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,es . ras 3 ,ogas1l q {
oottonswearsh Ills Crown Asadn 8

Mr.. Editor: r,taew otss.srai sinsssnoss,
where on two-horse farms, there havebeen made
this season, twenty bales of cotton to the horse,
besides provision crops.
Hundreds of ri such farms await development,
right around this, town. ~~,s-,f,-pr i o.
Shall such . cohntfy 60 to waste or sink under
misrule?
The responsibility Of the answer is in our own
people. PINE ThEh.
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A TR1UmpH.-No medicine ever offered
to the people has won for itself such a repu-
tation in 50 short time as DR., TUFTS E1-
pectorant. Wherever it has been introdu-
ced, it has superseded all other Cough RENE
dies. It not only cures the Cough, but so
thoroughly puri6es the Lungs, that no fears
of its return need be apprchended. ''', 49,.
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Special Notice.

T3AaTIRss18S rsiSdestsd tome 1Silit please
come forward and settle their accounts at
once, stsths old stand, now occupied by Ar.
Marcus Elias; otherwise, suit will be com-
menced. yiJ ~ .l..i-l 8. az ~ s-tiit IA
Remember, friends and fellow-cit;sens, fhe
afeat fsyors rendered you while you wsre in
need. Do not forget the rule, "lile and let
isSs coss; and you viii ssssis lieod dsslSjuTj
Oct. 24.--4t. ~ CHARLES ELIAS.
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they inform them-how many galioBs.ofs-wsts'
they use on q bale. "Let US have peace"
Yonr's, truly, -
HONEST WEIGHER.
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-Assig1lee's SALE

By virtue of the power vested in me as assignee
of Mcdonald & McCurry, I. will proceed to
sellon the Il. ...... 1T 2a. .....
. First Monday in November
next, being the 4th day Of said n6Dth7 al al that
H." Tract of Land, ..a
in Kershaw County, containing seventy (70l
acres more or less; and known MS the "MoSELEf
TRACT" formerly belonging to J. @. Moseley
and his wife. -. .,l,". ~. 81. :,-1' -
TERMS OF SALE-Fifty (5O) Dollars, cash;
balance in one year-secured by bond OF pur-
chaser, and mortgage of the premises. Pur-
chaser to pay me for papers.
j. JOHN KERsHAW, Assignee.
October "a. ... ...... II 80,
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Dr..Tutt's Hair Dye has no Bad odor.f5 '-.l'
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The Depoietary. or Book Agent, A. NJ.

The Depoietary, Or Book Agent, A. NJ.
Kennedy, made the following report:
Sold and distributed gratutously, (mostly the
latter,) of Bibles and Testaments, of various
styles, during the past year, lou
Now on hand:
A Bibles @9 75c. So3 w
II Testaments and Psalms, large
size and type, 20 oo
35 Testamcnts, small size, @ 16c 70
a30 do. do. "a 1Oc. 13 80
Bibles of pretty good quality and
size "a ST so OO
large Family Bibles, g 81 90 g w
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by it to the credit of the Society. 1t was
stated by the President before the collection
was taken up, that any one might become
member of the Society by contributing fifty
cents to its funds.
On motion, the Rev. T. Bruce Davis of
the Episcopal Church, was elected an Hon.
orary member of the Society and of the E1-
ecutive Committee.
1t was then on motion of w. II. R. Work
man
Rcso7pcd, That this Society hold its 54th
anniversary meeting in the Presbyterian
Church at Camden, on the second Sabbath
in October next.
Resolrcd, That the proceedings of this
meeting be published in the Southern Pres
Jyterian and Camden Journal
After prayer and benediction pronounced
by Rev. +. Bruce Davis, the Society ad-
iourncd. ....
The officers of the Society are:
J. B. Kershaw, President,
J. E. Mathews, 1st Vice-Presi dent,
A. NJ. Kennedy, I'd Vice-Prsident,
W. H. r. Workman, Sec'y. & Treas'r.,
A. NJ. Kennedy, Depositary or Book Agent.
Bibles, Testaments. both of common and
fine bindings can always be found at the de.
positary kept in the store of A. NJ. Kennedy,
Camden, S. c., where they are sold at cost
or given for their own use to those who arc
unable to buy.
All of whom are members of the Execu-
tive Committee, which is further composed
of the pastors of the different Protestant
Churches of the place, who are er c6icio
members, the Rev. F. Bruce Davis, an Hon
onoray member, and Messrs. James Dunlap,
WIN. Shannon, j. X. Withorspoon, and j.
D. Kennedy.
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NOTICE.

ROCKS Committee on THE CoNDrcr o. THE
LATE ELECTION, No. Is Dryades street., :
New Orleans, Nov. IL, 1872.
70 whom it maySconcera 49,
Tho COMMITTEES. appointed to collect and
collatc evidences Of tie frauds, intimidations
and ~refusals to register tho qualified voters
at the: late election November 4, 1922, have
secured rooms at No. IS Dryadcs street,
where oil persons desiring to assist the com-
mittec in its labors are requested to call and
impArt such information ~ they may be
personally cngnizant of. A clerk will be
found present frem nine o'clock A. N. to four
P. NJ. daily.
The following gentlemen comprise tho
suB-ExECUrrE cosfM1rfRE..t
]. Henri Burch, Chairman; :,
P. G. Deslonde, q. Mahony.
X. 3. Bsquie, L. A. Smear,
G. y. kelso, w. G. Brown.
Antoine Dubuclet, Chairman.
Y. E. Mscarty J. H. 1ngraham.
P. B. s. PINCHBACK. Preaident.
r. B. BAQu1E, Recording Secretary.
Papers favorable to the movement viii
please publish.
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Hon james 7. Rapier.

|Zs Second Congressional Dis
Etd Alabama has shown a just
nciation of the merits of Hon.
rs 7. Rapier, by electing him
h Representative in Congress.
las ever since reconstruction
a an earnest and steady worker
'hs ascsndency of the Republi'
party in his State, even at the
of his life. For his devotion
Republican principles he has
stripped of property and forced
leo from the land of his birth by
kn- K klans. His being an
FHiyent aud enterprising colored
b made him all the more dis
Ftul to the nntu:ored white peo-
Of his neighborhood, and they
no means unused to drive him
b their midst. Justice has been
+ the negro by giving him the
y, and, remembering the servi-
i Mr.. Rapier, they show their
eciation by sending him to
uress. The groundless charge,
Inc Sunday Herald of this city,
kMh. Rapier Ind been a peni-
p4y convict is an emanation of
F. hate. MI. Rapier's character
aud has ever been, above re-
hch. The colored people of the
Fntyy are certain to meet all sorts
arrangements at the hands Of
4 late oppressors, in their on.
Hand upward progress. Never
Mss, the progress will 60 on
b National Era.
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HARPER'S PERIODICALS.
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iciently profound to demand the attention
Of the learned; are yet admirably adapted
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ed a. much to diffuse correct. information
concerning current scientific discovery rs
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ciety fo1 the Diffusion of Useful Knowl-
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-psters' Musical Monthly

~psters' Musical Monthly
,,,etes it's Tenth Volume with
'necember number; and it is do
Nj. Peters but simple Justice
..e that his excellent magazine
pprovins with age. 1t was GOOD
~ ago, when it first made its
.,rance, and it has been steadily
,sing until the present time,
I, i can only be pronounced
n, and indispensable to every
u Of music: ',
he December number, price 80
Ks, contains three Ballads, a
Er;stuss Song, IN Anthem. q four
nd as played at Theodore
(onas' Orchestral Concerts, and
rec sphnded Piano Piecea any
nsp piece being worth in sheet
rye form more than MIR. Peters
1, for the entire lot.
Giving so much reilly good music
such a small sum, it is no won
J that Peters Musical Monthly
hosts Of friends among our mu-
owing people. Those who have
bit will, of course, renew their
r1ptlon for the coming year !:
Ess, less fortunate, should send
Publisher, J. L. Peters, 500
(sdway, New York, 81, and secure
ast four numbers as simple cop
" g, for a years subscription.
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Raj D..

II a 1 Il Il u 4 D..
CHANGE OF SCHEDULE.
On aud after MONDAY, April /, 1872, Pas.
sensser Trains will leave and arrive as
follows:
7:so A. II. EXPtsESs AND MAIL, Daily, for
Mobile and regular intermediate
Stations; arrives at Mobile at 200
r. N.
400 a. N. COAST ACCOMMODATION, Daily
except Sundays, for Ocean Springs
and intermediate regular and flag
Stations; arrives ut Ocean Springs
At $40 F. II.
$40 r. II. FAST EXPRESS, Daily, for Mo-
bile-w1 stop only at 16golets,
Bay st. Louis, Pass Christian, Mis-
sissippi City, Biloxi. Ocean Springs
East Pascagoula and st. Elmo; and
arrive 1T Mobile at II go +. N.
A fast Express Train will leave Mobile daily
at Loo a: n, stopping only at stations named
FOR Fast Express from New Orleans; and AZ
rive at New Orleans at 7:15 A. N.
The Coast Accommodation Train, return
ing daily, except Sundays, will leave Ocean
Springs ut $40 A. NJ, aud arrive at New Or
leans at 1000 A. II.
The Express and Mail Train, Daily, will
leave Mobile at 11:9O A. H., arriving at New
Orleans at CLIO P. ".
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Girod street, and through bills Of lading
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'ln recommend the following Vocal
E,;"n ct choice Piano Songs, "Shin-
-sats. iSacred Songs, Golden
f. Vols I, and II; Hearth and
f. Fircside Echoes. "Sweet
H." and "Priceless. Gems" Price
'e'ch in boards; 81 in cloth; 50 so
Ea and gilt. - *$N
~ tue following Instrumental Collec-
Fairy Fingers" "Magic Circle"
|sg Pianist" and '.Pearl Drops"
EEssy collections "Mudsal Recretions,'
SAINT Memories" "Golden Chimes"
brilliant Gems, for more advanced
f. Price of each book, 81 U.s. in
S; 81 III cloth; 50 so in cloth and
aass Waltzes. (axk for Peters Edi-
mn vols, 81 each in boards: IS in
Novelties Cheap Edition Of Piano
Classics, consisting Of Mendelssohn's
ssss works IN vols: s 70, price
each; Folio Edition, SO each:
Msn's Sonatas, 81; B%eethoven's
81; Chopin's Waltzes, Polonaises.
<aeS. Mazurkas, Ballads, and Pre-.
Price 50 each; Schubert's Ten
-; Schubertly Piano Pieces, 81;
by WY Sonatas So; Weber's Complete
- nHsces. 81 Schuman's 43 Pieces,
S,etc. In ordering these, be sure
Nr Novelties Edition. They are
s Tsasome editions. Novelties Cheap
elections Mother Choose, Sand
u 1aascsser's Sacred Songs. 50 50 +;
4 i, No 76 Songs, beautifully
E.sH 50; Schumsn's Vocal Album,
ss"ie,s Irish Melodies. Folio Edition
%,s5; German Volkslieder Album,
kiSsts Christmas Carols, new and
o. n,I;sS,fated. Price 81. The same
j.. Illustrations, in 2 vols, 81 each
*esl so.
~. Nosical Monthly, price 80 cents
WY number containing at least 81
Nv music. Bound volumes for 1869
s' U.s. and 1873. price IS each.
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From Depot. foot Of Ca!iope street, on snd
after SUNDAY, November l, 1872.
Trains will Leave and Arrive AZ follows:
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