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The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1866-1891, 1873-01-09

SHERIFF's SALEs-On Monday last, the
Sheriff sold the "Howie place" for $1,000
cash, and other tracts in the same neighbor-
hood for 5000 cash, to w. ID. McDowall and
w. L. DePass. The Stakely house in town
was sold for $500, notice being given that
the life estate only ofthe defendant was liza
BILE to be sold. J. L. Leonard became the
purchaser So 'f'
Mcssrs. Shannon and Kershaw, Trustees
sold the property of C. L. Dye for $4,000
Other minor sales were mado at low figures
There wSs quite crowd in ATTENDANCE. br'
the utmost good humor prevailed, apd tht
day passed off without any disturbance.
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,tChuntAfp I'D ilsebtoey.st

Mefhodist Church, DeKalb street-ReF
r L. Harper, Paster-SerVices at lOlA. Nj
and Il NJ. on Sunday Pray or Meeting We'd
nesday at 4 p. NJ. = A-oJ
Presbyterian Church, DeKalb Street
Rev. 5. II, Hay Pastor Pastor r77FssrEisss. at 1os
A. NJ. and A P. NJ. on Sunday; Prayer
Meeting on Wednesday at - p. Nj. H'-'' ,
episcopal CHURCH. REv.B.F. D.PER-
RY Sunday, at IL o'clock A. NJ. and p
NJ. Wednesday, at 4, p. NJ.
Baptist Church, Broad strcet-Rev.
Robert Thompson, Pastor-Serviccs at-11
A. NJ. and u p. NJ; on Sunday. Prayer
Meeting Thursday at s P. NJ.
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LOCAL NEWS.
sRrv ROBERT THoMsoS.--This worth,

REV. ROBERT THoNsoS---Ths worthy
divine assumed charge Of the Baptist Church
at this place on Sunday last. 1t was our
fortune to know Mr.. Thomson quite init
mately in years gone BY, and it is source
great pleasure and satisfaction o'know that
our Baptist brethren have been 70 80 fortunate
as to secure the pastoral services of one whom
we regard so cminently qualified for the po
sition. -..' 81
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Rev. r. II. HARpER-This gentleman
assumed the pastoral charge Of the NJ. E
Church at this station on Sunday last He
made very favorable impression, and there
are reasons to believe that under his admin
istration that Church will receive a new I'M
pctus. He is worthy successor of Rev. A.
j. Stokes, who,has left Us. for 6eorsetown,
his new home Z = al II Avn a.
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- ,BvlLDERs' AND CoyrRAoroRs' SPECIAL
NortcR doors, Saslies, Blinds, Window
and Plate Glass, Builders Furnishing Hard
ware, Mouldngs, Stair Fixtures, Marble and
Slate Mantclpicces, Encaustc Floor Tile
Drain Pipe, &c, &c, at lowest wholesale
prices, at the great Southern Factory Of i.
p. ToALE, Ghaleston, s. c.
Send for his price list. [2m]
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LOCALDOTS.
Delightful weather this week.

Delightful,weathcr this week.
Bull teams are increasing in number.
The planters are holding their cotton in
expectation Of better prices.
Kershaw Lodge No. %. AZ. NJ. holds a
regular communication on Tuesday night.
The public Temperance speech will be
delivered by Gen Kershsw on Friday night,
18th inst.
The Tax Books will be opened for receipt
of taxes on tomorrow: QplX fXe days are
allowed to pay h-bcfaasb- Ne se Per cent
penalty attaches. 81 i,..,..-., .i..-.4
I The Court of fGeneral Sessions will be held
lPon Monday the Goth instant. Judge r. b.
Carpenter will preside, VIC presume.
| The cars have been coming in on and be-
fore schedule time for the last week. Quite
a change for the better. Cause--a good en-
gine. -. 80. er'-. ~
Mr.. T. P. Beard has fine assortment of
chromos on exhibition and for sale at his
Office next door to the postOfice. He invites
the inspection of those desirous of pur-
chasing. i .-l,< ~ y '- . '''~''' f. -
Since the melting of the snow and the re-
appearance of old Sol, trade has revived con-
siderably A large quantity of cotton chan
ged. hands on Monday and Tuesday.
Work on the Free Bridge has been going
on quite briskly for the last few days We
hope that early spring will witness the COM
pletion of this great undertaking.
The Trial Justices in town are doing a
thriving business Just now, The Jail, which
has been somewhat depopulat:d Of late, will,
perhaps, be re-flled. If crime was put down
by these efforts, it would be Of great benefit
to this county.
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Mild Climate. Fertile Soil.

for Grain Growing and stock Raising unsurpassed lhy
any in the United States.
tur,prR II PRICE more favorable terms given, and
more convenient TO market than can bc found elsewhere
Free .Homesteads for Actual Settlers.
The best locations FOR Ccicnics-so!ders entitled TO
a homestead of iG1 acres.
SeEG f"r the new Descriptive Pamphlet, w,th new
mars Published in EHgl j., German, swedish ana
Dal,sh, mailed free cycrywhcrs.
Land Comr. L. p. 4. r. CO., OMAHA. NEB.
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TFrom the Charleston Courier, January 81
PERUVIAN GuANo DIREcT.-The fine
American bark .Solpho, Capt. Wilbur, arriv-
ed hore yesterday, from Gaanapc, lPeru,)
via Callao, in the remarkable passage of
seycnty-ninc days, and has on board 1000
tons pure Peruvian Guano, consigned TO
Messrs. Geo. w. Williams q Co. These
gentlemen now offer the pure and unadultcr-
ated article direct, to Southern planters,
who will find this one of the best opportuni-
ties to secure supply of this most valuable
manure. This firm are also expecting the
ship Forc7r, with 1900 tons Of the same
commodity, being ere Of the largest cargoes
ever brought to this port.
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Is 1T LEdAL?-We have frequently heard
of eases in which parties had been convicted
of offences and sentenced to pay fines but
were allowed to 90 at large for time IN
order to give them an opportunity to work
il out. Afterwards. when sufficient time
lad elapsed and the fine had not been paid
the parties were rc-arrested and Imprisoned
far the term Of the sentence, which vas thv
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Kershaw--In the Probate Court.
rSTATE OLE MAECTS EAIM

Whereas, Herman Baum has applied to me
for letters of administration Of all anu singular
the goods and chattelS, rights AMI credits which
were of said Marcus Baum deceased:
Now those are 10 require all and singular the
kindred and creditors Of the said deceased to be
and appear before me nj Il Court TO he holden on
the Nth dag of January inst. To show cause. If
any they have. why said administration should
not he granted. 4,,-.., - .
nuary. 1873. y. Z. SUTHERLAND. IS P,s
J,,pa,.v o.. - ? = -
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INsTALLATIoN.-The officers elect of Va
teree Division, No. Q, Sons of Temperance,
were installed on Menday night BIC. w
p, A. NJ. Kennedy and A. &c. Jas. Jones.
Three applicants were initiated.
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THE CoEUNpNoFEMrEo ColtE4qE-;
This io.tisotion has sbecn y opened, with a
fnll board Of experienced instructors. The
building, Sr sisphcss, comfort t4 and. sonyo.
nience IS upcqualled, and the College j. ting
orIy ooe of its Nals IN tlrc State . The pu-
Dil. arc instructed thoroughly, and the Coy
.rrnent Of thc instH&i6n is placed In the
hands Of aboard Of Trustees, which com
prises some of the most distinguished public
spirited gentlemen men in the State
Rev. SAMUEL B. JONES is the President
For particulars address him at Columbia
s. G.
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FINE FIsH.-Mcssrs. j. & 7. /. Jones
will please accept our thanks for some very
fine fish which they presented TO us for
breakfast yesterday morning. They arc SUI
1cror to mackerel, and are known as white
fish and Maecinaw trout tHN7 =
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OK Our TABLE.-71e Plantation 70.

Janudfy, 1S13.-Contents varied and in
teresting, as usual There are articles of
first rate value on Agriculture, Stock Raising,
Fruit Culture, Bee Culture, Poultry Raising,
Industries the little folks and the house
hold. The Miscellany and Editorials are
also very good. Price 1.50 per annum, pub
lished bv Plantation Publishing Company,
Atlanta, Ga
TIE AMERICAN FARMER FOR JANUARY
begins new year with number Of even
more than usual merit Its contents are va
ried and attractive, every branch Of rural
life receiving full attention. This venerable
Journal well sustains its high character, and
is devoted entirely to subjects Of practical
bearing, no sensational features being intro
duccd The work on the farm, manures, the
staple crops, live stock, the garden. fruit
growing, Horticulture. &c, arc under constant
notice, and there is also department for the
household. We commend the ''Former" TO
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.PtpoH Of he DpartD'cm Of agriculture
I'D Noe. ond Dec., 1872 This interesting
periodical presents digest Of returns from
various correspondents throug houtt the Uni
ted Statcsy showing the average yield per
acre and price of each, principal crop in the
counties Of the several States and a record
of prices Of farm products in the principal
cities and carehs statisticaf1ata, With the
results Of Investigations in the several divi'
sions of the department. We are indebted
to the Hon Frcd'k Watts, the Commissioner
of Agriculture, for tlrc above:
TM PaLEc Ledger 4t'anac--Which is
given away TO every subscriber to the Phila-
aelphia Public Ledger. 1t is very neatly
printed and the publishers have our thanks
| Tie &c0nd Rcport cfMq Commissioners
: OF T2aimS.-This embodcs the number and
amount of claims, Jurisdiction, loyalty .and
the proof Of it, stores and supplies, value Of
|, property &c, proof of taking, "REBEL AR
tCHiVES," unfinished work Of the Commits
.iosers &c. All this has reference to the
claims of those whose properly was taken by
the Government during the war, Who werC
loyal. The reference to Rebel Archives i,
made with exceeding relish. The reporter
notes that they have saved great doal TO tht
Government in giving the proof for the re
lection of many claims 1t is about time tha
we should cease to hear Of R'61 Archives
&C., &c. The report Is Of great service now
because the time for fling the claims ha
, passed and those who failed in getting ANY
thing can have the melancholy pleasure q
learning ho,r they failed. bypcrusinS thepage
o. the report.
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CT: - = II e--'s q
QUIcK.-A firm in this town on yester-
day sent telegraphie message t9, their cor
respondent in st, Louis, Mo, and ~ an hour
after received reply.
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Dp fsao IRE Jiiu JisuiEs p-1Sis1xa week :,

part of the board of Jury Commissioners
met at the Clerks office and proceeded to
draw the Grand aid IPefitJ Gorsf6r the
approaching term Of Court The absence
of the Jury Commissioner himself, Shelton
B. Hall, Esq, however, rather interfered with
the legality of the proceedings He came
down on Monday last and found the entire list
completed He objected to the manner OF
the drawing and the Board finally concluded
to draw another set of jurors, which was done
on Tuesday. ...''.
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alternative df paying pa the fine. Ia one case

alternative of paying the imc. Ia one case
that we know of the convicted partys brother
gave lits obligation for the'amount Of the
fine and tho party was thereupon released
Afterwards upon the. maturity Of the note
and its4en:ptyaera hspartSwas re.arrested
for Imprisonment. The question is whether
this niethod o6proceduro is:lceal2 3 We be-
lieve that the officers who adopted this
course, do it from desire to save expense to
the county in Jail fees, dieting, &c, but it
seems to us that the proceeding, is very IT,
regular to say the least of it.
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General License Tax.

OprlcE or CorXrY TREAsUErg kEESHAw.
Camden. :. C., January 1879.
| TIME fourth and last Quarters General Li-
| cenSc Tax is due and payable at THIS oiicc
until the 18th instant. after which the penalty
attachc,. DONALD McQUEE",
Jan. >. County Treasurer.
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1866-1891, 1873-01-09

THE LEGIsLATURE.-This body conven-
ed on Tuesday last The first business
which will be transacted, it is supposed, will
be the election of Judge of the Eighth Cir
cult. VIM. J. Whippcr has the inside track
it is thought, by those who profess to know.
Up to the time of going to press we have not
heard of any result being attained.
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is uneqallcd by any known remedy II VIII eradicate
cytirpatc and Thoroughly destroy an poisonous suSta
ccs in the Blood AMI viii eaccully dispel ali predspo
siii0n 20 bilious lerarteG;nt
? Is there want Of ac'ion IN YlUT Liver and spleen?
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Of the blood rOpsiCal tendency. general weakness ana
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Have Won weakness Of the Intcstinos? lou are IN
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Cheap Farms! Free Homes!

ON The line OF the UNION PACIFIC RAILROAD.
acres OF the best Farming and Mineral Lands
In America. ,, ~, .
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The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1873-09-06
COL. MOSBY'S POSITION.

The Warrenton Virginia Index
states that while it has been the desire
of Col. Mosby to effect a reconciliation
between the conservatives and Gen.
Grants administration, nc has never
been in sympathy with tho radical Or
ganization of Virginia. According to
tho Index, he has always commended
that the only way to destroy that party
in the South was to break down its in
fiuence at Washington. He thought
this could only be done by bringing the
Southern people to the support of Glen.
Grant. In supporting Gen. Grant he
claimed to be in direct antagonisIn to
the radical organization in Virginia !;
and "his earnest opposition to that
party in the coming election is perfectly
consistent with his course in the last
Presidential canvass when tested by
the opinion and feelings which, infiu-
enced him in supporting Gen. Grant"
Is the present position of Mosby an
indication that he has seen the weak
ness of his former position, and is now
coming back into tho fold :-SHrereport
Y'j23es
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Last evening painter, named Rich
ard Walsh, engaged upon the Canal
Bank, corner of Gravier and Camp
streets, lost his footing and fell from
tho very top of the tall building, some
As or so feet TO the stone paving beneath.
That he should have escaped instant
death is almost miraculous, and noth-
ing but his wonderful presence Of mind
saved him. When FILLING he grasped a
rope that hung suspended from the top
Of tho bank to tho ground, but was
forced to release his hold. Before no
reached the ground, lie graspcu the
rope again, and thus saved his life.
His injuries, though severe, arc not
dangerous, consisting of deep cut in
the back of the head and n confusion
on his right leg. DIR. Drew was called
upon and gave the suffering man tenn
porary relief. He was then conveyed
to his home, on the corner of Gtirou and
Dryades streets. N. q. Ic,'uh{.
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their incomes were kept up. But now
the remedy is reached. Every ticket is
numbered, but the number is printed
on it; and at the end of each month
the company has q grand lottery with
three hundred prizes, ranging from ten
pounds to one shilling. Each ticket
has Il chance in the drawing. Nobody
throws away his ticket now; every
passenger is too busy looking after his
own interests. Persons OF nobility
travel incognatc in the cars for tho sake
Of a chance in the lottery, and the affairs
Of tho company arc unprecetlentediy
prosperous. The plan is soon to be inl-
itated in England.
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A "REMINISCENCES FOR AMES AND
ALCORN.

Editors Ticks6aay Heratd:
The nomination of Senator Ames for
the office Of Governor, and the an
nouncement Of Senator AfcOrn that he
is an independent candidate for the
same Office, suggests parallel and Il
"Reminiscences of more than twenty years
ago. In the autumn Of 1851 tho two
gentlemen then representing the State
in the Senate of the United States were
candidates for the Office of chiot mngis,
trate. Senator Henry =. Foote WAS the
nominee of what was known then as
the "Union party" II political organi-
cation composed of Wings and Demo
Gratis united in support of the cnnpro.
mise measures Of 1S5O-'5l. Senator
Jefferson Davis, on the other hand, was
the nominee of the Democracy, aided
by large sprinkling of State Rights
Wings, in opposition to the compromise
measures referred to.
The contest was earnest, active and
exciting, and in order to- disencumber
themselves of all dead weight aud atop
hamper" each of the candidates deem
ed it proper to lay down his Senatorial
robes while seeking another p. ition ut
words, Messrs. Davis and Footr Thought
SNRSo PloRiActSS h"t !" Sly S''h'ti'i eeS-
cency, demanded that they should re-
sign their seats in the Senate! MIR.
Davis resigned at once, and finally ;
Mr.. Foote resigned to take effect the LIST
of January, 1852.
This is what former Senators of Mis-
sissippi did when seeking to he elected
to the high position Of Governor, and /
presume it is only necessary to remind
Senators Alcorn and Ames of the his
toricai fact to induce them to go and do
likewise. HARRY.
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DUEL OF EDITORS.

At hnif-ims 4 +. NJ. yesterday, Il duel
was fought in this city between Mr..
Andre l.. Roman, OF the New Orleans
Bee, and Mr.. G. do Ii Bretonnc, editor
of the Sud. The friends of the cllallpn
ger, Mr.. Roman, were Mcssrs. Mon
delight, of the Bee, and Col. DcFcrrict.
Those of the challenger were McssrS
Marie, of Terrehonnc, and L.ihusquicrc,
of New Orleans. The weapons agreed
upon We're small swords. Mr.. Roman
was twice wounded i'll tho right or
sword arm, when DR. Beard, surgeon,
declared that the fight could not &" ON .
Thus Terminated the ail:tir.--yf t.tyt,,tr,
sOfh
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A NOVEL LOTTERY.

The directors of the Dublin Irelantl)
Railway Company have become sttspi-
cious of their conductors and have been
trying to circumvent them. At first
each conductor was given n strip of
tickets, and he was to give one ticket
to each passenger, who was then to tear
it up. The conductors receipts We're
to correspond with his ticket strips
But people hated the company worse
than the conductors, and would moi
tear up the tickets; the conductors
would use them over again, and thus