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The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1866-1891, 1878-12-26

Sci" q. That atf sales of ~f,rfeite
: lands no, yet made under said act b
postponed until the first Monday il
September, 1879, until which time tn
privilege of redemption is extended t'
the parties in interest, upon the pay
ment by them of one.half Of the simple
taxes Of the fiscal year 1876, 1877 and
1873, without costs or penalties.
Sec. 3. That in all cases where real
estate has been offered for sale and moi
sold under the provisions 6f the said
act, or may hereafter be offered for sale.
as her4inbelore provided for, and not
sold for want of bidders. the original
owners. or persons claiming under them,
may have said real estate restored to
them. freed from all lien or encumbrancPs
rising from said aon-payment Of taxes.
or said forfeiture. upon the payment Of
of one.half of the simple taxes of the
fiscal years of 1876, 1877 and 1878:
Provided, said payment shall be made
before the 3lst of October 1879; and
the real estate thus redeemed shall
revert to the person having the legal title
thereto, subject to the claim of third
parties having an interest therein, in
the same manner as if no forfeiture had
taken place.
Sec. 4. That the payment OF taxes
hereinbefore provided for shall be made
in national bank notes. United States
treasury notes or in gold or silver coin.
and the privileges of this act are Civ
solely upon this condition.
Sec. 5. That auditors are required
to compare their forfeited land book
with their tax duplicates, and when 1t is
apparent or made to appear that there
are lands upon said forfeited list upon
which taxes have been paid by the
original owners in their own names for
the years 1861, such irregular pay
ments shall be taken and held 10 have
redeemed such lands under the "Act in
relation to forfeited lands and redemp>
,ion, of the same, and to lands not
heretofore placed on the tax duplicate"
March !, 1878.
Sec. 7. That all acts or parts Of acts
inconsistent with this act are hereby
repealed.
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THE PLANTER AND FARMER, pub
lished at Richmond, Va, at 50 year
for December, is received. 1t contains
65 pages Of reading matter by some of
the best farmers in the country. The
articles of Hon. A Dudley Mann, OF
France; Judge VIM. Fullerton, Of Now
York Judge Christian Prof. Pendle-
ton, Of Georgia, and Col. S. W. Ficklin
are entitled to special mention as valua'
bic articles for the farmers.
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Cold SWIMMING "A gentleman OF
western Wateree who was compelled to
he in Camden on Monday to attend to
some business here, attempted to cross
BY the way Of the ferry, and after lea7-
ing the boat he came to place where
the horse had to swim about two hun.
dred yards, with him on his back, be-
fore they reached dry land.
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Sherif's Sale. :.
South Carozina-KershaV County.
.. Witte Bros, 49,.
. vs. ~. ..r 3
. T. II. Clarke. ct al.

Under and by virtue of decree for
foreclosure In this action, 7 will sell at pub
lie outcry before the Court House in Gam
den, on the first Monday in January next,
within the legal hours Of sale, the follow
Ing real estate: All that piece, parcel or
tract Of land, lying, being aud situate in
the County and State aforesaid, on the
waters of Jumping Gully Greek, whereon is
situated a Grist Mill, containing 1,100
acres, more or less, bounded north by lands
of Thomas W. Lang and T. H: Clarke, south
by lands of Thomas W. Lang, cast by lands
of Thomas W. Lang and T. II. Clarke. and
weet by lands of v. s. Jordan and lands of
R. L. Livingston, formerly lands of Powell
McRae, deceased. s,s.- ..
Terms-one-third cash, the balance in
one two and three years, secured by tond
with personal security and n mortgage Of
the premises. JOHN D0BY, $. K. c.
decl2-4t
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Final, Absolute and Positive
Notice.

All parties, whether living upon or in
anywise connected with, or even residing
near by, or at distance, are warned no
longer to trespass upon my grounds, as
hunters, fishermen or METERS, This mo-
tice has been given, but violated time and
again. I shall now prosecute to the ut
most extent of the law all such outlaws,
and will not myself be merciful upon them
if I should catch them In the act: / ex.
empt no man from this notice, save by
consent. A reward will be paid for proof
sufficient to convict any one violating this
notice. JOHN BURDELL.
dec12-2t
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State of South Carolina-Kershas County.
Mary NJ. Kirkland, Administrative,
VS.. -..
Jesse Kilgore & John I. Trantham.
Under and by virtue of a decree for fore
closure in this case, I will sell, at public
outcry, before the Court House in Camden
on the first Monday (eth day. in January
next, within the legal hours of sale, the
following real estate: 49,. =.
One lot, tract or parcel of land, situated,
lying aid being in the State and County
aforesaid, on Waters Of White Oak Creek,
known as the "Home Place." containing
200 acres, more or less, bounded north
by lands of W. K. Thompson, east by lands
of Daniel Kirkland, south by lands Of Nc.
Dowell, and west by lands of ]. r. Dye.
To be sold at the risk Of former purcha-
ser. .... ..s ..r
Terms-one-third cash, the balance in
one, two and three years, with interest
from date payable annuslly, secured by
bond with approved personal surety and
mortgage of the premises sold. .-.... b.
dec12 JOHN DoBY, 8. K. c.
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in the JOURNAL, unless IRE are placed ~
possession Of the name Of the author.
s~ We are not responsible for the r's''
or expressions of our correspondents.
nay AL communications for personal al
vantage .riH be charged for at the rate Of one
dollar for each inch.
nn- Nominations Of Candidates IN usual
form, not TO exceed one inch, FIVE DOL-
LARS. These charges are to oe PAID 'fr'e'1"
in advance, and no exceptions 'rhaterer r'H De
made to the rule.
nAnA All communications and contract ad-
p.rt;,er,ents hUSTbe hdndedin by IL o'clock on
the Saturday before publication TO insure IN
sertion in the felloping issue.
@~AT TTENS
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sHor.-On Monday night, while
looking around the wagon camp in D.
W. Jorden & Co.'S lot, Tom Cook,
colored, was shot in the hip by some un'
known person. Two shots we're heard;
one of which hit Tom. Mr.. j. W.
Gaskips was arrested and locked up as
the party who did the shooting, but he
stoutly denies it. He had upon bis
nersop small seven.sbot Smith 4 Wes-
SOD pistol two chambers Of which were
empty. The wound inflicted upon Tom
is not considered dangerous.
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BKEYHTIES.

Ldst ihOuudy tuoiuiuS "oo WV So'SS''
day of the seasou-a heavy freeze.
The Columbia Register calls it mix
ing two fools when it speaks Of mar.
riages.
Our streets were crowded with people
on Tuesday, all getting their Christmas
goods.
Our copfectioners sold more goods on
Monday and Tuesday than during the
rest of the year.
Attention is called to the school no.
tice of Mrs. Watkins. She is desirous
of getting up aprlva'e school for girls.
Indians never kiss each other, but
they toy with the hair Of the white man
with loving fonaness.
A correspondent in the Ne'0s and Cou'
ricr offers 81 900 in Confederate money
for the man who cleared anything off Of
his cotton crop this year.
The election for keeper of the County
Poor House has been postponed by the
County Commissioners until Januury 9,
1879
with a revenue tax amounting to 80
cents gallon, whisky is selling in Gin
cinnati at s1.O3 per gallon, or 13 cents
above the revenue.
A new mechanical toy is doll which,
dressed in bathing suit, plunges into a
tub of water and. moving hands and
feet. go's swimming around.
We would call the attention Of all
interested parties to the notice Of Mr.
Joel Hough, School Commissioner ol
Kershaw County.
The County Commissioners of Ian
caster county have ordered the Trcasu.
rer to pay the President of The Cheraw
and Chester Railroad So. .666-int' rest
on the county bonds.
Three hundred dollars have been ap,
propriated by the Legislature for tn.
purpose of restoring the iron palmetto
tree that stands in front OF the Capito
to its original appearance.
Rev. j. E. Rodgers is tn" champion
parson f"r making happy couples. HI
has been preaching twpnty>seven years
and in that time has married between
three hundred and four hundred cou'
pies. Who can beat that?
One of the Liberian emigran,s wri'
ring back to his friends here, says u'ea
is scarce out there, and that roast
monkey is the favorite dish for Sunday
dinner, though lie didn't banker after il
himself e..
Last Wednesday night was tbe frs
time that a house has been on FIRE ir
Camden since the burning of the ole
Workman block about two years ago
The bill to prevent and punish th'
intermarrying Of races was postponed
until the next session Of the Legislature
We have been told that all the stra,
dogs with long tails have left town unit
the holidays are over. They don't lik
to have old tinpots and oyster can
hanging to their tails, and they goinI
at break-neck speed for the amuscmer
of the bad boys.
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BAD RoAD.-We are requested to
call the attention of the County Com
missioners to the miserable condition
Of the road and bridge near the Shan
non old place. The bridge is almost
iupassable, and it is very dangerous to
cross it in its present condition.
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williamsburg ct J W Merry 80,
, West Marion ct J G Davis and one t
! be supplied
Mars Bluff sta " D kirkland
SpARTA1NBURa Dist j NJ CARLISLE
Pc
Spartainbure sta J I Wigbtman
City Mission to be supplied
GowansvilIe ct J F Smith
Cherokee ct III Newberry
tKich Hill W Hutto
Limestone Springs Ct r r Dagnali
Jonesvilc~ct ct j G Counts
Union sta R u Smart
Goshen Hill CT " s Martin
Belmont ct E NJ Merritt
Cane Greek CT J W Tarbnurx
Clinton ct J T Pate
Laurcns ct J K McKain
N"sopota mia CT J r Wilson
Black Station CT B NJ Bonzar
North Laurens ct TT w Whitaker
Wofford Collrge. W Smith W w Duo.
can Professors
R @ Oliver Superuumerary and S S
Agent
Vanderbilt University A NJ Ship Pro-
fessor
CoKEsBURY DIsr-C Fl PRITcHARD
Pc
Cokesbury sta J " Humbert
Gokesbury ct ] L SiAy
Abbevilie stu D J Simmons
Abbeville ct G D Mann
South Abbeville ct S P Fl Elwell
North Edgr6eld ct. A W Walker
Lowndesville sta R P Franks
Tumbling Shoals ct J B Traywick
Greenwood ct j A Porter
Newberry sta J B Campbell
Newberry ct J W Kelly W P Meadows
North Newberry ct NJ L Banks
Saluda ct W A Clark j E Rushton
Supply 5 ,
GREENvILLE DIsT-S B JONES P K
Greenville sta A Coke Smith
Greenville ct A w Jackson
Reidville ct A Ervine ] A Wood super
numerary
Fork Shoals ct n B Browne
Williamson sta s Lander
Brushy Greek j Finger
Anderson sta J + Carlisle
Anderson ct J J Workman
Pendleton CT J Attaway
Pickens ct j F England
Pickens miss, supplied by W NJ Har.
din
Shallow Ford Ct J G Russell
Walhalla and Seneca City ct J j
Neville
Oconce miss. J W Brown
Westminster Ct TP' Phillips
WILLIAMSON Female College S Lander
President
J W Wiehtman transferred to West
Virginia Conference
F j. Hartin transferred to Arkansas
Conference
The next session is to be held IN
Charleston.
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STATES EvIDENcE.-Some daring
robberies and other acts of rascal'ty
have been committed in and around
Camden lately, and no clue could be
obtained as to who the thieves were
until Ben Love, Who was arrested a
short time since for killing Mr.. Clements
COW, took it into his head to tell. he
has made full confession, and all but
one of the parties have been arrested
and locked up. There were three -"l
them, Ben Love, jake Patterson and
Harry Cureton. They were the ones
who entered and robbed Mr.. Ellis store
last fall. We hope that the next Court
will send them where they will not have
o chance to steal again for years t'
come.
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Fish Market.

I have opened C market at my stand near
the Court Honse. where am prepared to
furnish Fresh FISH and OYSTERS in any
quantity to suit purchasers. Fresh supply
every Tuesday and Friday during the sea L,
SON, and at the very lowest prices. Give
me call and see if cannot please you
dec26tf WASHINGTON BENNY.
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How MANY WILL STICK ?-The
number Of people who Intend to swear
of on the lot of January from all their
bad habits, and turn over new leaf,
can be counted by thousands; yet we'll
wager that in six months from date the
new leaf Of nineteen out...of twenty will
be as black as the old one is now.
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CONSUMPTION CURED.

An old physician, retired from practice, hav-
ing had placed in his hands by an East India
remedy, for the speedy and permanent cure for
consumption. bronchitis, catarrh, asthma, and
all throat and lung affections, also positive and
radical cure for nervous debility and all nervous
curative powers In thousands of cases, has felt
It his duty to make 1t known to his suffering fel-
lows Actuated by this motive, and desire to
relieve human suffering, will send, free OF
charge, to all who desire 1t, this recipe, with full
French or English. Sent by mail by addressing
with stamp, naming this paper, W. W. Sherar
l49 Powers Block, Rochester, New York oct1o
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School Commissioner.

Any person having business to transact
with the School Commissioner Of Kershaw
County, can find him in his Office at the
ourt House on Friday and Saturday OF
90 ch week; or any communication addressed
TO him at Flat Rock will receive PROMPT at-
ten.ion, JOEL HOUGH, s. @. of K G.
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CHR1TMAs TREE.-The teachers and
scholars Of the Presbyterian sunday
school have festival and Christmas
tree tonight at their lecture-room. A
merry Christmas and happy time for
all of them.
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The Cotton Market.
CAMDEN, December "a.

OAMUEN, DpCtIHUtT Af'
Cotton has been quite active during
the past week, and a good deal has
been brought to town. The price ranges
from TIC for ordinary to BIC for the
best middling.
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School Notice.

Mrs. E. @. WATKINS will open a PRI-
VATE SCHOOL for GIRLS. at her resi-
dence in Kirkwood. on Wednesday, the 1st
day of January, 1879.
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ing all the meal before it reackcs the
box below, and throwing the bran OF
into bag at the end. The attachment
can be placed on any mill at a very small
enet
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"a mn Beautiful Concert npE A n
klA Mll Grand Illli prlce EnHAM

$1,000 only $i25. Superb Grand square pianos,
price slioO only S255. Elegant upright pianos,
price $500 only s1o5 New style upright pianos
sl12.50. Organs Sa5. Organs, l2 stops. $3.50
Elegant s3T5 mirror top organs only sl05. Buy
ers come and see me at home II am not as re-
presented R. r. fare paid both ways and plano
much Information about cost Of PIANOS aqd Oh
CANS sent free. Please, st1&V@ UG1EL u
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E. B. Dunlap.-Fi. Fn.

- E. B. Dunlap.-Fi. Fa.
By virtue of m execution in the above
cnse, I will sell before the Court House in
Camden. on Monday, the 9th day Of jan
uary. 1879. between the legal hours of sale,
NIL that piece, parcel or tract Of land situa-
ted in the State and County aforesaid,
containing l,100 acres, more or3ess, and
known rs the Adamscn Plantation. bounded
north by lands of E. B. Cantey, east by
lands of Camilla R. Cantey, formerly the
Estate of John Cantey, deceased, south BY
lands of E. B. Dunlap, formerly Gureton's.
and west by Wateree River. Levied on
and to be sold rs the property of E. B.
Dunlap at the suit of James Ohesnut, Ex'or.
of George Brown.
dec12-4t JOHN DOBY, s. K. G.
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Mortgage Sale.
Joseph B. Hammond,

L. D. Mowry& Son..
By virtue Of the above mortgage, I will
sell in front Of the market on Saturday, the
21st inst. the following described property,
to-wit: Four Mules and eight head of Cat
a4 HEns rssbs w l. ARTHUR
esSa*' 4RSs&
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MARRIED,

ARRANrs-MYERs.-O December l9, by
Rev. J E. Rodgers, Mr.. J. W. O. Arrants
and Miss Nj. D. Myers, all of Kershaw.
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OBITUARY.

D1ED-At his home in Kershaw county
on the goth inst, of typhoid pneumonia
Henry ]. Stokes, in the 22d year of his age
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LOCAL ITEMS.
MoiIArrnngemenfs.

Pos7 OFFICE HouRs-Open at a. m, close al
ern Western and Southern mail close at p. m.
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Court of Common Pleas,

VIM. NJ. Shannon, Admir- In the Common
W. R. Withers, decd, Pleas.
VS..
Mamie s. Withers, Complaint. to
Minnie 8. Withers, I Marshal Assets
Henrietta. Now. Withers and call in
Mamie s. Withers, jr., Creditors.
... ct. oil. a.. .. ...
In pursuance ofan order of Court made
in this case, all creditors Of the late
W. R.. Withers are required to prove. pre-.
sent and establish their claims before me
on or before the first day Of January,
1879, at my Office in Camden, s. O. F'''
49, T SC. OLYBuRN,
ct31-2m GO. O. P. and Referee.
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M. e. Conference Appointments.
CHARLESTON DIsTRrcT-T. Il. WAN
NAMAKER, ?. r.

NAMAKER, T. Ii.
Charleston-Trinity R N Wells.
Bethel " @ Power.
Spring Street H F Chrietzberg.
Berkley circuit W W JONES.
Cainhoy Ct A G CAN'T.
Cypress ct G Fl Poser.
ct Paul mission s D Vaughan.
St George G. p F Kistler.
Bambcrg ct W P Mouzou.
Colleton ct B G Jones.
Walterhoro Ct G @ Fishhurne.
Allendale ct W Fl LaNton.
Black Swamp ct L G Loyal.
Yemassee Ct W S Wightmau.
Hardeeville ct To be supplied.
SummrrvilIe Sidi Fl Browne.
Editor S C Aduocate S A Woher.
ORANeEBURe DIsT-N. Brown, P. E.
Orangcbnrg Station o A Darby.
Oranecburg c,,J G Bisssll.
Bra, chville ct T Ravsor.
Providence CT j b Plat. 49,,
St Matthew ct F Auld. -.
Ornnse Ct j B Massahsau.
Edisto ct N K Melton.
E!is,o miss NJ VI Ferguson.
Graham CT j A Clifton ~
Willis,on and Blackvllle D 2 Dantzlcr.
Aiken miss To Re supplied BY NJ A
McKibbnn superunnuate. :.
langley ct R Fl Jones.
Lpwisville ct J j. Shuford. ::
Sandy Run C, d I'iller
Graniteville and Vancluse J A Mood.
Barnwell ct f G Price.
COLUMBIA DrsTRrcr-E. j. MEYNAR-
DIE. p. E.
{ Columbia Washington Strest-A N
} ,Chrir,zberg F NJ Kennedy super
[ City mission W Martin
Marion St G W Whitman
Colrmbia ct W " Williams
Winnsboro sta w A Rodgers
Fairfield ct A j Oauthen
Chester sta A H Lester
East Chester ct T J Clyde, R W Bar
ber supernumerary
Rock Hill ct J Marion Boyd
Chester ct L A johnson
Yorkville T E Gilbert
York ct G NJ Boyd
Lexington ct L NJ Little.
Edgrfeld ct S Leard
Ridgeway ct G D Rowell
Fort Mills ct J E Watson
Lexington Fork ct L NJ Hamer
Ward ct j L Stokes
Gilbert Hollow ct NJ H Pooser
Columbia Female College j W Dickson
Professor
SUMTER DIST. G. HERBERT. P. H.
Sumter sta A J Stokes
Sumter Ct j S Beasley
Bishopville ct A ] Stafford
Camden sta j o Wilson
Kershaw ct J W Ariail
San,ee Ct J T Kilgo
Manning ct H NJ Mood
Hanging Rock ct D j Mcmillan
Lancaster sta w Fl Ariail
Spring Hill ct A G LeGette
Richland Fork ct ] S Porter
Chesterfield c, j W Murray
Znnr CT R l. Dufie
Lynchbnrg ct J " Wolling.
MARION DrsT-H. 4 O. WALKER P. E
Marion sta R L Harper
Buck Swamp Ct s J Hill
Little Rock ct J H Zimmerman
South Marlboro ct G T Harmon.
Bpnuettsvile Ct T Mitchell, W R Rich
. ardsnn
North Marlboro ct D W Scale
, Waccanaw ct and miss W Carson
Bucksville sta A G Walker
Conwayboro sta J.. Wood
e Con wayboro CT l. Scarboro T.
, Marion Ct r w Munnerlyn
FLORENCE DIsTR1cr-J O Stoll P E
Florence w W Mood
, Darlington sta G. w Walker
, Darlington ct D D Dautzler;~ s Jone
SupernumerarY
8 Society Hill CT Fl J Morgan
=. Ghcraw sta W Thomas
9 lower Darlington Ct ET Hodges
:. Kingstr.e sta j W Roger
J .Jnhnsonvile ct w Il Kirton a 4 LIE
i 1ourdin and Sampit ct G W Gatlin an
q one to be supplied
|. rienrsetown sta W T Capors
/. Timmonsville ct.G n Wells
ILyaubbury ss W L Paguss :.
- -~--. =.
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Choice: French Coufectious at %
a pound at Kirkley & Smiths.
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Nuts, of. oil kinds, at Kirk'ey q
Smith 9.
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Sherif's Sale.

South Carozina-Kershasg County.
James Chesuut, Ex'or. of George Brown,
vs. -s's ~ '.. ~
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1866-1891, 1878-12-26
Sherif's Sale.

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Mary NJ. Kirkland, Administrative,