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Sale of Real Estate.

On the first Monday in February next,
between the legal hours Of sale, will be sold
Mt public sale, TO the highest bidder. in
front of the court house of Kershaw
county, the following named real estate, to
wit:
!. The plantation On the west side Of
Wateree River, known MS the Dolby Place,
situated in Kershaw county, and bounded
north by lands formerly the property of Z.
A. Cunningham, east by lands of Cullen,
west by lands formerly the property of F.
A, Cunningham and d. Motley, and sonth
by lands of Dsniel and John Motley.
Which said land was, on the 22nd day OF
February, 1873, conveyed to Susan NJ.
Lang BY II. c. Salmond, assignee in bank
ruptcy Of John d. Kennedy.
=. And also, at the same time ard place.
will be sold at public sale 10 the highest
bidder. another tract as follows, to wit {:
The plantation or tract Of land lnown as
the Rock Hill Place, situated on the west
size of the Wateree River, Keshaw coun-
ty, State of South Carolina. bounded north
bv the lands of William Kelly and Thomas
Sessions, south by lands of the Dolby Place
and Daniel Motley, east by lands of Cullen
Kelly and estate Of Spring, west by lands
of Rose and the Rice Creek Spring road
which said land was, on the 22nd day OF
February, 1873, conveyed to Susan NJ.
Lang by II. C. Salmond, assignee in bank
ruptcy of John D. Kennedy.
Terms Of sale cash.
jan1td SUSAN NJ. LANG,
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IrdependenJS.

The defeat Of the Democracy in Sum
ter and Beaufort is having wholesome
effect IL, stirring up the Democrats o
other Counties to renewed efforts at COM
pact and ficient organization. Espe
cialI7 is this the case in Anderson; ant
in This connection the Anderson Intel
igrncrr very scnsibiy says:
This prompt action is the forerunnel
of another successful canvass during
the present year and should receive the
hearty support Of every Democrat in
the County, and nc trust that ere long
every Primary Club in the Comfy will
have met, rcorganized and gone 10 work
for victory. To perfect our organiza-
ton at this time is the wiscst policy,
for now men are cool and in the full
possession of their full judgment, and
where they join together to perfect the
reform begun at this stage Of the can
vass, they are more apt to secure addi-
tions from the opposite party than
they could do after the canvass has
been opened and the party line closely
drawn"
This is true, and it would be we'll for
the same course to be pursued in every
county Of the State. There is another
element of success, however, which
should not be overlooked, and which is
fully as important rs organization, and
that is the nomination Of capable and
efficient men as candidates. This Is
net only an important factor of success,
but it is an imperative duty which the
party owes to the public, and which it
will not be safe to neglect. Organiza-
ton may elect incompetent men. as we
all know, but in that case success may
be worse than defeat, for upon the party
which elects them will fall upon all the
odium of the crimes, and blundcrs worse
than crimes, committed by feeble and
incompetent officers, either through ig
norance or tn, influence of evil coun-
scllors. Prcferriug their party to the
State and country was the ruin Of the
Republicans, and the Democrats should
take heed lest they commit the same
fatal error.-News and Courier.
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Total,

!. DIsAppoiNTED.-A young married
lady in ncighboring city made all her
arrangements to receive calls from her
friends on New Years Day. When the
day came, carriage after carriage drove
up to the door, and then drove away
aeain, and yet the door-bell was not
rang once. 1t was nearly night before
the lady discovered what was the mat
ter. Her husband had left the market
basket on tho front door, and it con-
timed about a peck of visiring cards.
Plat husband is said t, be now bald
headed, and the piice of br' oms'icks has
iisen one hundred per n. in that city.
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Carpets! Carpets! Rpss! Rugs,
a, II. Daruch s.-Avt

REcAPTURED.-Gyrus Clarkson, who
was convicted at our court i'll 1874 oil
.pcrjury, aud sentenced hy Judge Car,
penter in February, 1874, TO term Of
years in the pcnitentiary, and who es-
capped shortly thereafter, was recently
rccapturcd 10 Sumter County. Cyrus
Willie rmrmbercd as the party who
was tried and acquitted Of COW stealing
by jury. of whom not member could
read or write. and who, because Of their
ignorance and evident bias, We're dis
charged by Judge Carpenter, resultlnL :
in an effort by the Radical Legislature
to impcach his honor for an "unwar-
rsnted assumption Of power"
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Procure one Of those beautiful sets
OF Eurs or Fur Capes at II. Baruch s.

THE VIGILANTs.-At meeting ol
the Vigilant Fire Engine Company.
held on Friday night, the following Of
ficers were elected for the ensuirg year:
J. J. Mackey President; W. 7. Barrett
Vice President; S. B. Latham lst Di-
rector; O. V. Metts 2nd Director; j.
f Vaughan 3rd Director; r. T. Lewis
4th Director; p. T. VillcPisue Seer
tary; Aaron Kahn Treasurer. Better
selections could not have been made.
aud the Nigilants, IS they have always
done heretofore, will render efficient
service whenever an emergency arises.
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SAD DEArH.-Thc many friends OF
Mr.. and Mrs. J. S. Meroney, will SYM
pathise with them in the death Of tllei,
daughter, Mrs. S W.: Keller, With
sad event occurred at her homo neal
Savannah, Ca, on the 4,h inst. Mrs
Keller was universally esteemed, and
leaves q husband, infant son and nu'
merous other relatives to mourn her de-
parture.
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n Otice.,'

State Of South Carolina-Kershaw County
In the Common Pleas.
r. J. Donaldson, as Receiver, vs. W. E.
Johnson and others.
Notice is hereby given to all holders Of
the bills Of the Bank of Camden, s. c.,
(rot heretofore proven and established be-
fore W. D. McDowall, receiver Of said
hank. under orders oil the late Court OF
Equity,) that by virtue Of an order of his
Honor C.P. Townsend, Circuit Judge, made
in above stated case, and dated the 18th
day of November, A. d. 1877, they are re-
quired to establish and prove same before
the undersigned at his office. IN Camden,
8. C. on or before the first day Of Februs.
ry next. W. II. X. WORKMAN,
novl3tillfedl Referee.
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a MoNsTROsiTY.- - We were show,
tho other day what is rarely secu in !
lifetimc-a double headed calf, or rattle
the two heads of one calf. The heads
which were joined together, were per
fectly developed in every respect excep
as 10 the number of ears, of which ther,
were only two, while there we're tn
requisite number of eyes, nostrils &c
The calf was born dead on the planta'
ton Of Mr.. John Ilinson in Chesterfield
County.
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4 full, line of Handkcrchicfs and
Hosiery to be had at II. Baruch's.

PERsONAL.-Mr. George 7. Will
deu, of the popular house of W. W.
Whildcn & Co., Charleston, was in town
last week.
Mr.. Henry G. Garrison and bride
returned home last Thursday.
DR.. r. b. Legarc, after IN absence %
a week or two, is at home again, and
can be found at his Office on Broad street
Mr.. Names Baum tnl his br lie
reached home from New York on Fri
day afternoon. Mr.. Baun's daughters,
Misses Sarah and Rosa, returned with
him.
Mr.. A.Sydncy Smith, Jr., hasrcturned
to Charleston.
Mr.. Henry Levi and family, ofGrand
Rapids, Mich, are visiting relatives in
Camden.
Mr.. j. II. Loeb, Of Charleston, and
Mr.. Sol. Wolfe, Of Winnsboro, were in
Town lat week, ~
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The Cotton Market.

CAMDEN, S. c., Jan. 10, 1878.
The market Tor the past week has
been quite active, and prices had q
slight tendency upwards at the close OF
business on Saturday. Good grades
readily brought 1Ol cents. Sales Tor
the week, 203 bales.
Below We print table, showing the
number of bales sold and shipped at
this point from the opening Of the sea-
% January 1873.
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BrcrificS.

The marriage uiaIhcI |o"'i"ue'
lively.
THREE more bar rooms have sue
cumbed since our last report. The num-
Der now is eight.
SOME people don't know that the lien
law is abolished. We have had scve-
applications for blank liens lately.
ISRAEL MAGIRT has paid his poll
tax lie was released from jail last
Tuesday.
TIE industrious street cart is depos-
iting gravel where needed on the
streets.
a FEW robins have made their ap-
poarance in the suburbs.
LANCASTER is to have Hook and
Ladder Company.
THERE arc some important amend
nents in the town ordinance relating to
licenses, which those who are interested
should pcrusc.
WArEREE DIVISION S. Of 7. has a
membership exceeding one hundred.
SEVERAL new brick buildings will be
erected in Camden during the coming
summer.
WE notice that good many young
shade trees have been set out on the
streets in various parts Of the town.
THE statement Of cotton sold and
shipped from this point to January,
which appears in these columns, is
compiled from absolute data, aud may
be relied upon as correct.
We suggest that our streets have
been quite muddy for the past week or
two.
THE festive town.cow still feasis on
the fodder that lies around loose in the
cart Of the unwary countryman.
Tus is the proper season Of the year
for harvesting fishing poles
NETS Bros. have completed, and
now occupy their new Carriage and
Wagon Shops on Broad street.
Wild ducks are said to be plentiful
on the river.
THERE are FIVE turpcntinc farms ii
this county, and the shipment Of nava
stores by steamer AMI railroad is no
inconsiderabe.
1t is barely possible that the George
town and North Carolina railroad vii
be discussed again next summer.
Several persons are waiting for tn
river to fall and get toierab!y clear, IL
order that they may go fishing for rec
horse"
Mosr OF the farmers OF West Wa
tcrce are in favor Of converting the fire.
bridge across the river into toI
tridge, if such measure will keep
in better condition.
At the annual meeting Of the Candle
9 Steamboat Company it was decided t
/, sell the steamer Ellington. Judgin
/; from the amount Of freight she has ear
} ricd since the season opened, We shoul
think her purchase would b, profit
q ailc investment.
A crowd Of prisoners are in jal
:, awailiug trial at the next term Of til
Court oc General Sessions. But as ia
as we know, there are no cases Of create
] mayni,ude than arson and assault an
battery with intent to kill.
The news from the country Democr-
n cy is cheering. The next campaign
already being generally discussed in
d quiet way, and, as soon as the prop'
n time comes, nearly every man will al
swcr to roll call.
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Mortgage Sale.

Johnson & Gladney to r. J. McCarley-
Mortgage.
BY vi, tue of and undcr the above mort
gage, have taken possession of the
entire stock of merchandise of the firm of
Johnson & Gladney, and will proceed to
sell the same on the first Monday in Feb
ruary next, at the store formerly occupied
by johnson & Gladney. The stock consists
Of LIQUORS. groceries. &C.; also, one first
class billiard table. Terms cash.
ianl5td JOHN DOBY, Agent.
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In A PAssIoN.-A white man, who
IS considered honorible in all OF LIS
dealings. and who has hitherto voted
with his people, was heard to declare
that he will not again vote'the Democratic
ticket. That man must have been IN a
passion about something. We know
that he d es not mean what he says
Ills record in the past is too good.
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He WAS HAPPY, He was walking
down Broad street, dressed in a brand
new suit Of the most fashionable cut
aud in response to the observation Of {;
friend: You seem happy" said, Will
n significant and characteristic smack o.
his bps "Ycs; heavy rush Of custom
ers." Tha. was enough, and he was
indeed, happy.
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JAMES NJ. RIhpLE. Eso.-The

JAMES NJ. RIbDLE, Eso-The many
friends Of this gentleman among our
readers, and particularly those who
served with him in the Old Second S.
G. V.-during the daYsihat tried men $
souls, will be glad to learn that he, with
bis family, is living in. Lancaster Wiz
lage, where he is doing well. He is
proprietor of the Riddle Hotel, and
knows exactly how to make guest per-
fcctly comfortable. Read his card in
anot column, and stop with him when
you 20 10 Lancaster.
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DSsAmpe accommodations. Tables sup
piled with the best the Markets afford Eve
ry attention paid to the comfort Of Guests.
Eg" Persons stopping at the Latham
House will be conveyed to and from the
depot free of charge. Passengers, without
heavy baggage, vii! be conveyed 10 and
from any part of the town, not above De-
Kalb street, at % cents.
Egg Connected with tho house is a first
class Bar, which is located separately from
the house, and orderly kept.
y"Conveyances supplied to guests on
liberal terms. either for city or country use.
janS-ly S. b. LATHAM, Proprietor.
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WITHoUr LcENsF.-Deputy Z. s.
Marshal Demus BrownGcll is still ac-
tive in the pursui: and arrest Of
hose who have been selling whiskey,
,obacco, &C., without license. Several
parties have recently had preliminary
examinations before j. +. Sutherland,
Esq, U. S. Commissioner, and most of
them have been placed under bonds for
their appearance at the next term OF
the l.. ). District Court.
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NOTICE.

With q view Of change in my business.
my books will be closed on the lst of jan
nary, and no goods sold on credit after that
date, unless under special arrangements
Those indebted to me are requested to set.
tie without delay.
dec25-4t ROBT. NJ. KENNEDY.
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Notice to TresSpaSserS.

All persons are hereby warned against
passing through that part Of my land.
known as my Woods Pasture, without my
permission. Any one d;sreg&rding this
notice will be prosecuted to the full extent
of the law. They are informed that the
lane adjoining the pasture is recognized as
the public highway.
dec25 4t* VIM. BBANHAM.
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MuCu MEAT.-The largest lot OF ba-
con we ever saw in one pic is in the
warehouse of BAUM Bros. 1t is The
larger portion of that invoice of 10000
roanls advertised by them in these
columns.
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Mems Unlaundried Shirts, the
best goods for the money to be
found i'll Camden, at II. Baruch's.

DAVID L. Fourz, BALTIMORE, Mn. Dear
Sir: Your Shriner's Indian Vcrmifuge is
ready sale with us. Our s'omcrs say il
destroys and expcls worms eTectually. We
have sold all we had. Send us another
supply. Carmmichael & Devault, Ash
Vile, n. c.
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TO the Public.

Having sold out the entire stock of goods
of the late 5. A. Benjamin to Messrs. Har-
man & Arrants, beg to thank the public
for their patronage in the past, and solicit
n continuance of the same for my success
sors. MkS. Y. BENJAMIN,
jaul5.lt Exseptrix,
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The largest and decidedly cheap
est stock of Boots and Shoes that
can be found in Camden, at II. Ba-
ruch' 's.-Avt
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NOTICE TO DRUGGISTS AND SToRMKEEP-
ERs. 1 guarantee Shriner's Indian Yer
mifuge to destroy and expel worms from
the human body, where they exist, if
used according to directions. You are
authorized TO sell il on the above conditions.
David Z. FOutz, Proprietor, Baltimore,
Md.
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In BAD CoHDITIoN-The red roads
in the country are represented 10 be In
an almost imra sable condition in many
places.
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ARMs.-For'y stands Of arms and a
thousand rounds Of ammunition were
received by tho Kershav Guards from
the State armory on Thursday. The
guns arc Remington Rifles.
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No family should be without sewing
machine. and the Singer is the one to
get. Itis very light running, and VIII
d. all kinds of work-from making a
corn sack up'o the finest silk dress. Mr.
S 81. Mathis is the agent here.
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--.---|-|--H - -----
MARRIED..

At the residence OF the brides father on the
sth instant, by Rev. S. NJ. Isaacs assisted by DR..
DeSotO Mendes, Mr.. Names Baum, OF Camden,
s. c., and Mrs. s. Brumer. daughter OF Is. l..
Solomons, ESQ.,, OF New York City.
On the Sd Instant, by Rev. j. E. Rodgers, Mr..
Bradford Scarborough and Miss A. L. Smith,
daughter Of Henry Smith, ESQ.,, OF Sumter coun-
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Bear in mind that you can always
purchase goods cheaper than the
cheapest at the extensive Dry Goods
Establishment Of II. Baruch.-Avt
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Administrators Notice.

All persons holding claims against the
estate of Joseph L. Tiller, deceased, will
present the same duly atlested, and those
indebted to said estate will make immediate
payment to me. B. NJ. PEAIOE,
dec1S-lm Administrator.
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Administrators Notice.

All persons having claims against the
estate of Martha Henrichson, deceased.
will present the same duly attested, and
those indebted to said estute will make i'm
mediate payment to me.
w. s. DELLINGER,
dec25.4t Administrator.
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Something New.

In order to introduce our Big Seed
Spring Wheat, The Wheat Of Taos, in
your locality-eingle grains measuring
J inch IN Icngth-I propose to send d
sample of the wheat free Of charge, ia
every subscriber to this paper who will
state the name Of the newspaper and
seend 3 cent stamp to pay postage.
Agents wanted in every county to sell
this new wheat.
Address l.. j. OSMENT.
Cleveland, Tenn.
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On BROAD STREEr.-Mr. j. ". De-
Pass has enclosed the Workman lot
with a substantial fence, aud contem-
plates making upon the spot mammoth
crop OF Irish potatoes. Every foot Of
GROUND that is available should be PLAN
ted in vegetables or grain Of some Kind.
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NET ADVERTISEMENTS.
New Advertisements.

&c. RoLLlSGs, lntendant-Town Ordi'
nances.
HARuAN & ARRaxTs-New Firm.
S.B. LATHAM-Latham House.
]. NJ. RIpDLE-Riddle's Hotel.
Mrs c. BgxJAxIN-To the Public.
HExRIErrA II. DELEoN-Special Noilce:
JAMES VIcK-Vick's Illustrated Priced
Catalogue. & "a
JoHS Donr. Agent-Mortgage Sale.
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BIsHoPvILLE.-A meeting Of the
ci,izens of Bishopvihe and vicinity was
held on the 3lst of December, for the
purpose of considering the subject Of q
railroad from Georgetown By that place
to Monroe, n. c. A committee to con
fer with Monroe and Georgetown was
appointud.
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OBITUARY.

lied suddenly n; herhom near Savannah,
Ga, on the 4th instant, in the Goth year OF
her age. Mrs. Ressie Palmer Keller, only
daughter Of the late W. J. Palmer. and eld-
est daughter Of Mrs. J. !. Meroney. OF
this place. Mrs. Keller was expected daily
to visit her relatives in Camden. Each in
coming train was met, but they looked for
their child and sister IN vain.
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LARGE lIoas.-Mr Archibald Over,
Of Flat Kocs, killed three hogs recently
whose net weight was rs follows: Az,
39e;: ss4 ldggrcga,e 1893 'poudds. Mr..
@. also rai.es his own corn at hcme, and
Us a consequence has fat horses, fat
cows, plenty of money, aud is living well
generally. lie paints bnt little cotton.
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CoUnT-Will convene in this place
on the first Monday in February. Judge
Shaw will preside.
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Big WHEAT.-We have received
from Mr.. l.. J.. Osment, Of Cleveland,
Tenn, a specimen of the finest wheat
We ever saw. See his card in this issue.
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HARD.-An exchange says; ""hen
Socrates said that there was no living
with or without wife, he placed man
in an awful FIX"
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All the latest improvements for the
Singer Sewing machine for sale BY 8
NJ. Mathis.
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Dwelling Houses, Stores, Offices or
Farms for sale or rent. Apply to j. W.
DePass, Real Estate Agent.
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LOCAL ITEMS.

TAX SALEs-Tbe sale Of lanes for
DELINQUENT taxes will take place on the
2lss Of this month,
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Our AGAIN.-Another freshet oc'
Cured in the Wateree last Friday
They are becoming common of late.
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Be sure to get your Clothing and
Hats at the popular store Of Il. Ba-
ruch s.-Avt
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forfeit his license, and the same shal
not be renewed within year from the
time of forfeiture.
VI License No. d shall be The license
authorizing apo,hecares and druggists tc
sell, trade or barter any bitters Of which
spirtuous or malt liquors are IN ingredi-
ent. or any other medicated liquors, by the
bottle or by the drink. The person to
whom the same is granted shall be first re-
commended by three respectable tax-pay-
ers OF his neighborhood, and shall enter
into bond, with two good sureties, in the
sum of three hundred dollars, for the keep
ing of an orderly house, and for the due
observance of all laws regulating the sale
Of such liquors and shall pay for such
license to the Treasurer the sum of Seven
ty-fve Dollars annually, in quarterly in
stalments, and fee Of five dollars (S0) 10
TO the Recorder
VII. That any person desiring any one
of said licenses shall apply by petition to
the Town Council, setting forth such de-
sire, which class oe license he desires, and
VIII re lie shall vend, naming his sureties
and shall deposit the ohe-fourth of the
pilcc Oi MS llccHSc WIFI tue hcCOruer Uc-
fore the same shall be granted.
VIII. That no lcedse shall be granted
without full and perfect compliance with
all the requisites herein contained, nor un-
til notice of such application has been
published one week in newspaper Of the
place, nor until the second reading Of the
application be ore Coun:il.
lX. That the same persons shall not be
snreties On more than two (2) bonds for
licenses
X. That no licenses granted by Council
shall be transferred to another person, or
authorize selling in any other house Nthan
than the one stated in the petition, without
the consent of and regulation by Council,
to be had by petition to that effect.
NJ. All persons engaged in retailing Ii
quors under licenses granted hereby, or
under pre-existing ordinances, shall expose
their licenses to public view in their chief
place of making sales: and no such license
shall authorize sales by any person neglect
ing this requirement.
XII All ordinances or parts of ordinan-
ccs inconsistent with this ordinance are
hereby repealed.
Done at Council Chamber, in Camden,
this twenty-fourth day of December, A. D.
1877. J. e. ROLLINGS,
lntendant
Z. L. Sill, Clerk and Recorder.
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1866-1891, 1878-01-15

A full line of Hosiery for Ladies,
Misses and Children very cheap at
II. Baruch 's.-Ayt