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Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1878-09-12
THE STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA.
COUNTY or 0C0NEE.

IN TIE COURT OF COMMON PLEAS.
Caroline "'i" onea, a'p1 pIantiHs %RSGs for Reaier
rs. Complaint
Defendants served,
TO Sidney Davis, Edward lIonra. John +.
Miller, RobcccH Davis, Eliza Pickons,
hcirs-atllaw Of John Il. Davis, deceased;
hcirs>at>law of A. i. Davis, deceased;
Susan Anding, I. II, Davis. W. r. Davis,
Defendants in th;s action:
WOU are hereby summoned and REQUIRED
Il to answer tho complaint in this action,
which is filed in the Office Of the Clerk of the
Court, at Wnlhalla Court House, South Caro-
lima, and to serve copy of your answer to
the said complaint, on tho subscribers, attheir
Office, On tho pubic square at Walhalia Court
lloueo, South Carolina, within twenty daye
after tho day Of such sorHicc And if YOU
fail to answer the aaid complaint within tho
timo aforesaid tho Plaintiff in this action will
apply to tho Court for the relief demanded i'm
tho comnlaint.
MCGOWAN & THOMPSON,
NORTON & STRIBLING,
Plaintiffs Attorneys.
Walhala, s. G.
J. W. srRrBL1NG, G. c.p. Is
10 tie DeGn1ants:
Eliza Pckens. hcirs.nt-law Of John T..
Davis, deceased; heirs-at-aw Of A. p. Davis,
deceased; Susan Anlng,sF. H. Davis and
Warren r. Davis:
TAKE NOTICE: That the summons and
complaint in this action. for the partition of
the Real Estate oC John +. Davis, deceased,
was filed in the oiEco of the Clerk Of tho Court
Of Common Pleas, at Wnlhalla Court House,
South Carolina, on the Goth day Of august,
A. ID. 1873.
MCGOWAN & I'll IIOMPSON,
--ATD--
NORTON & STRlBLING,
Plaintiffs Attorneys,
Wnlhalla, S. G.
Sept. S, 1873 1915
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I DIRECTORY FOR ADVERTISERS.
REaALD BRANCH OFFICE ,as5 BRoADwAY=
OPEN DAY AND NIGHT FOX RECEPTION OF
ADVERTISEMENTS AND SALES OF PAPK1A


AMrsENENTs-1sr PACE 9Th and 9Th esa
$ssRSs e. ::
6iH s1L yoS eel so
HfR s.a &
COPARTNE RSHIPs-srn PAGE.
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DwE!I!s aSgs tsT = f ss yuRslsHxD AND us-
ETsoFEAS raesh .s rAs1-4'A col
HxcuRsIoNs-2D PAGn-5th 9th cos.
yLMANCIAL-9rH fAGx
sAhF' K6 pos 4s6 ' TO LET
-, ~ pAcr-ist and I'd eols.
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81 ..s
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E6s4 taS Fissn.'S s col
s1H SsLE sxNrHL s.cs eass e. COL
EIscELLANEOUs NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. PAss-
NUsICAL-isr P.oE- 9TH co.
fiAsSsokyhs 5 5Hss COL
fGss eERtSS
PROPERTY OUT OF Tue clTY FOR SALE OR TO
ss4s ss$4s 9.:s
RHsrAuRANTs--isr PAcE-4sh col
ss col
5TORA0E-2D PAcR-6th col
eUMMkR RESORTS % PACE-3d COL
fuk TRADES--l2ru PACE-6th col. etg
rHk TukF-lsr PACK-2u col. q
70 LET FOR BUSINESS PURPosEs-2p PAcs-ist col.
fGAvELL" RS' GUIDE-2D PAcR-5th col
UNPUBLISHED ROOMS AND APARTMENTS TO LET
IN PAcE-2d Cd.
WANTED TO PURcHAsE-IsT PAox-4th COL
WATCHES. JEWkLRT, &C.-2D PAGE 9th col.
WkSTCHk srEk COUNTY PROPERTY FOR SALE OR
no LET ID PACE LIST col.
WINTER RESORTS-2D PAcs-3d col.
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POST OFFlCE NUrICh..

pOsT OrFlCE NOTfCk.-fHE FOREIGN NAILS
Tor the week ending Saturday. September T. 1875 will
eioee q this office on Tuesday stS a. for EUROPE BY
n Tor Europe X steamship ALGERIA wa 2assnstown
coosponocnco France to Do ths
most 90 specially addresscd and at $50 A. M France
direct, by steamship Labrador via Eavre Thursday.
a. A. NJ. ior Europe, BY steamship Adrtntic, via
Qucens.own !correspondenco tor Germany France
DO forwarded by this steamer must be specially sddresd
and % y ~ tor Europe by steamship Herder. via Ply
NOUN. Ghsnsurg and hsmogrs on Saturday, st II A.
town tcerrcspondencs tor Germany and scotland
varded by this steamer must be specially .ddessed
at III A. NJ for Scotland direct BY steamship Devonia
GlAsgow and ut 80 A. NJ for Germany. &c by stssmshp
Donsu vis Southampton aud Bremen
Great Britain and tho Continent DO BY shs
steamer must 10 specially addressee) The steamships
Nevada. ALGERIA. Adraic and City at Chester nos
take mails for DenmArk, sweden Hnd Norway The malls
for Havans leave New York september T. The mails
for hs West Indies Brasil and Arsea,ins leave
September y The malls tor Mexico leave New York Sep
TENDER T. The malls tor Aspinvs South Pschc
e.ve New erk ssptsmber9 The nails for China and Japan
leave san francisco september IL.
TAOS. l. JAMES. Postmaster.
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LEGAL NOTICES.

TUHS X0aKissEY. siOaEkEErin. LATE OF
q Goo'se near GundssAi in the Colony of New South
q y, e =. s e. g til: q
notice hersoy ersasors and other person..
o. Joun ncrri.ssy. late OF coO.e Gusdng. 10 the
died oursssn.h day Of %svs%Ss one isoussnS
eight hundred and seveniysx AID Of whose persona!
tss oner.eIs the supreme Court OF New south Wales
ss sa az 81 .y J. A1
said Colony railway laborer. nephew sad ono OF tho
% ssnd Ia iaII par.caI.Is aud proof Of Their
ss S ss estate N. os ss said ~,
solicitor. Mr. Joseph Palmer Abbott Mayne 81 Murus
eight hundred aud seventy nine or IN dsau the
said Ps,rsk Moi..sy will .t the sxri,aon OF tha, time
o. tho said asssa,sa among tue par,is. enisd ,h
shs Then have had nses and All ind b,sS To- tho
estate tn John Norrsssy' s,orrkeepsr asesss
sAS sSi .s1Sa,i VI their respective
ono '''' . JosnS '' f%sE ABBOTT
solicitor Tor Patrick Morrisscy
Mayne st.. hurrurrundi. New south walea
by cnrs h" agents 1873 r's ST.. syansy.
pURsUAST TO AN ORDER or TnE HIGII COURT
Of Ju:tiee Chanesry Division made in action
O'M.hony against uonry John Triton and others fhe
elsminx be the children issue deceased
aaarca or Issue of deceased children Mary NuIeusen
road K.asssssS IN the county Of Hidis.s. ia E"slsnS
~ D. d;s..ssd who died on or ateu, ~. zzd
me s .sIs sss .. 81 p,: . q such
.o o. ssas s vi. ~ ss
Of January 1870 20 come In and their claims
AZ No - Ohaneery lane London. kn.And, DEBUT
81 sa. ?. ss. s su a.. ss S..s
1879. 1t o'clock ~ the Afternoon the said ehamUsr
Dated 'hi. ssa Az y isTs -" 80 ''''"'
y. y GosLHc. ~ spring CnrJchs. Chsrins Cross Lon
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CATALOGUE OF THIS DAYS TUksDAD SALE AT
10 O'CLOCK

10 O'CLOCK
DARK Bay Road TEAM Horse and Mare, sssA 4. sired
hish. and years .id; pleasant EASY drivers; lear
e.. 'sssss ~ in
Sor: has record q aS 80 hs ps,s ever
% s . AID and 81 .a are
sold on account Of owner leaving the city. Double
sxR %9dSS with polo and shafts.
Y IAN 81 Rrs AND raIso
a.y e s:s ssi R,lys,e stable ~ IVES; si..
nS. .as ses so aoss as DS
ISL Isl s.ss
s9E. Ss.Sk aSSSs sss
ss:s; 's:s ::
lent saddle horses: warranted sound and kind and
s II 81 Roi DOC ozR sa
PAIR s g Of osHSHsss ,s HANDS HIGH
snaur.sss warranted kind and true IN ali harness;
PARK ' fSss sr5as's S ss AS sEw bull. BY
LAN6AGIEr ssExrs Fouio, only tow simss used
TRUCK XII TE x GRAY. GRAY xND BLACK. iek HANDS HIoH
NE ysyss moH plSi 81 T Tsasc Harness and
BAY HORSE. i5,s HANDS HIGH. years old: has nne
sston and s': n ,sassst q treat
VERY Hxss,DsoxE AND STYLISH BAY MARE, ,s.s
not aid Of anything; first class saddle maze;
rauted sound and kind and true in all harness.
BAY GEisDING. 15x HANDS HIGH, years old; has
extra hne style and action pleasant. driver;
afraid or elevated railroad anything; excellent
pole horse; thoroughly broken saddle; warrant cd
sound and kind and true u all harness.
BROWN MARE, 10 HANDS HIGH, q years old: prompt,
easy drivor not afraid Of anything safe and reliable
In every respect fine saddle horse: rsnted sound
and kind In all harness.
EXTRA STYLISH BAY COUPE HORSE. lek HANDS
high years old handy driver fast traveller; per-
fec and safe for family warranted kind and true
GRAY TRUCK HORSE, l6X HANDS HIGH, 10 years
old; warranted kind and true In all harness.
Ray MARE. Is HANDS hlGH YEARS OLD; good
driver: afraid Of elevated railroad o HnythIng:
accustomed children; sharp traveller; warranted
kind aud true In all harness.
GAY HOisSE, 1871 HANDS HIGH. YEARS OLD; a
free drivcr; afraid OF elevated railroad any
very stylish and handsome; warranted kind ana true
fp ali hasnoss; single harness aud
TOP FULL STRING WAGON. built by ;. B. Bsswster 4
CuEsrXGr HORSE. lax HANDS HIGH: . good. free
driver; afraid Of steam ears Anythngs y ahaxp
traveller; warranted kind and ALI harness.
TOP FULL STRING WAGON and single Harness.
RHOWN TROTfING MARE. 15Z HANDS HIGH.
years old; . pleasant. handy driver; NOT afraid OF
anything: trot Ia 81; warranted kind and true
ALSO "a Lung LisT OF WORKING and Family Horses.
CURTAIN COACH. DOCTORS TOR rhAkfOE. IA
and second nand Top Full Spring and side Bar az
sIE coMMENCES Ar 10 O'CLOCK
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sPECIAL NOTTCEs.

nIsEAsEs or XEN AND XEKVOUs DkBfLffY x
lJspecxity.-PaAsnts rely being successfully
eaied by DR.. ~. MARX. ~ East Houston block
FINN BrosdMnY.
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HORSES. CAttnIAuEs. &C.

HORSES. Ca xnIAuEs. sc.
E0K SALE CHEAr-vEKY HANDSOME LApY,s
also Mssas and o. Almost ns. so bss Hor.s
70 hands suitable for any business Apply ITO West
II SPECIALLY IN ROCKAwAYs.
- FOR four or six passengers
Extension Top Phastons and Road Wagons
AS FLANDsaU G CO. So! s7a and s74 srooms 81.
LSAMILIEs RETURNING FROM THE COUNTRY md
Wishing 70 hire first class Turnout BY the month or
stable this city please call yourselves;
lie West 5Oth It.
Ia ss ssT saRRE A s.s u sss
HARNEss-THE pRopRlRToN OF Tnk CHEAPEST
I1Mness store in New YORK has removed FROM Barclay
S.sss;s ss%:s sss ;:ss i!.,s:::
~ Stable @ Please ca:
80 '--' " sicaXED FISHER 1853 Chamber. 81.
T IGIr CURTAIN COACH. $500; BREWSTER CLAIR
& $50 Irepsn Lps,s E,s, order ssoo
sss., fhassSs, bradley Pray Cart. Wool. Yr9..
d. sss Epsi a I?asls 50 ass s.ss
n LARGE LINE ,oy PONY rHAEroAs
No Tops. Canopies and Leather rops,
AS u s.sf ' So s and s4 Broom. st.
r -ENGLisH
AS pLAxDaxU ss co.. 9.! s,s and s74 Bro,me ct.
WANTED TO BUY-1 rIKsI GLASS SET Of ST..
yer mounted coach harness cheap for cash c. L. iS7
WANrED-A rHAkroN. AND HARNESS TO Ex-
change for first ciass Piano Address W.. Post Office
WANTkp-A THRKE-QUARrEK MARKET TtUCK.
w Apply BRAT. No g. foot Of Hroome ST.. East kiyer
WANrED.oNE SIMPLE noEsE LuNB.H DUMP
Q CHEAP HORSES FOX sALE-sUITABLE FOR
Cany business; also one large Mule 40 West 3Oth
CA POE, GOOD srm0NG 6kOCEkY Or Xxx.
YSopro's Wagon; perfect Order sacrifice. 422 West
4 -GR0cERY STORES F0K SAFE CHEHF; ALSO
A.Liquor stores Restaurants Iio.eis saks,is.
A. FIRST CLASS CORNER sAMP. ROOM; DAY
Az ELEGANT CORNER LIQUOR STORE FOR SALE
1Acheap 90 the right party. apply 429 Grand o.
IS Dro so SO
Apply Murray IT.. 10 10 II o'clock.
CIGAR STORE FOR sALk-DOING GOOD BUsI-
ply s5i Bowery.
HaEAP.-BAKEaY AND GOOD SALOON; MUST BE
Gsold immsdia.ey. Apply srEINGUr's Agency. u
nOwXTOwN OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES LUUA
'a' good ri IS
ExpKkss. TRUCKING AND CARRIAGE BUSINESS.
U.onneeting with sssAmers. Can us Barrsw st. Cor.
respsndsnce not answered.
cheap on account OF sckness; fixtures worth DOUBLE
Inquire si3 9th av corner asth It.
EoK sALE-A VERY FINE STATUE or "FAIrh."
OF the best Italian marble. highly finished. Address
A. T.. box i6i Herald Uptown Office
DOR SATISFACTORY SUITABLE FOR SOAP OR
other with fixtures. only $1,000 cash
wansed balance on bond aud mortxage. UBET. Herald
ofHco.
LT0R. ALE-GK0CKKY FIXTURES SHELVING
II scales, Caddies, &c. 40t West 5oth st.
DOR SALE-25 WARS ESTABLISHED, gunner
Grocery and Liquor Store cheap stock
Horse. Wagon tho FINK. $50 Greenwich
EyOR SALE CHEAP MAkBLE SLAB. lOx3; HUKSE'
IL Cart and Harness. 0ROCEkIES. "a West . st.
(NkOC KY STORE. CHEAP; NO AGENTS. 688
OGrosnwich Vt.
A1ILK ROUTE FOR sALR.-OALL 05 vARICK ST. (;
IVA ask for mikman. No agents need apply.
OYSTER AND DINING ROOM FOR sALR-il3 ELM
Ost. Call between hours ! and , o'clock.
WILL BE SOLD VERY CHEAr-A PERFOKAT ING
w AHchlne. largo stock Of stamping Pattcrns
Tatlor's Wheeler Wilson,s No. q 227 9Th st.. rear.
MACHlNEAH.
TNGTEa. BOILERS. f6MPs And 0nREExL
-DTfussI WILSON 4 ROXKE Front aud Dovsr s.s
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HORSES. CARkSIAGEs. Sc.
UcrI0s MOOSE OF VAN "a sSRLL i KExRNEY.
"A Ito AND liz EAST 18TH ST., ~
NEAR 4rH AV.

REGULAR SALES OF HORSES AND CARRIAGES
EVERY TUESDAY AND FRIDAY
On every horse IL Kind and true
Ia harness IRON to three days are
given to test waTrxntoes
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MUSICAL.

MUSICAL.
C1uNOk rKkASi MILL nksUME IFS SfNUiXG
Dessous the 9TH Of september at his residences No
.221 East 18Th It,. New York
THREE OK fOuk SOPRANOS wAxTrU-,,lIORtjS
choir. 18th ~ Episcopal; small salary 10 useful sing.
ers. Address ,. NJ. box iiJ iieraid oficc.
WANTED 40 rUxCAAsE.
A sTh0SoMRRs AND oPrTcf,Ns -wASrEp~A
hsmaii rcfactng Telescope, ~ TO 4 inchos object
dress H. L. MOUBaIM. Iona. Mich.
w ANrkD-wHkkLkn a WILSON, 40. g. OK HOWE
w Machine. ia good order Address, stating price, CASH
Hcralg onics
yNANTrD-,KCOND HAND BUNriNG PLAus,
w give sxs aud price wanted Address p Ledger ONE.
PhiIsdeiphia Pa.
WANTED TO PuRCuASE-A BUTCHER SHOP:
w state terms ~. scx 1874 herald Office.
WAfTkD rO PuRCHAsE-A SAMPLE rRuNK An
w dress rRAvbLLHk. Hsrsld once.
A -A-riik J. ". BhUNswIUN A BALK.. CO.
"A .fds hrcsawsy. wafsrooms open and secoud
manu- o,ara fables. IN all designs at lowest prices
A MEXICAN STANDARD billiard TABLts. Nav
ana second hand a. reduced prices balls Uioths Tips
chsIk, Tues &e WV. w. uhIFrIi ~ CO.. ~ vcsey 81
RiLLfARD AND rOOL TABLES AT LOwKsr pos
Dsois priees Balls tusncd ~ per set A. PuELAN's,
RESTAURANTS.
DEsrAtRANr rNANUAts, 81 VEST fifH ST. d.
1Siwcon Univcrsiy place ana 9Th av New York. liable
ahoss nom 20 . e'ciocx, ~; brs.kimst. 5vc.
CHAkLks JACoIE2
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lSsweon Unvcssi.y place and 18th NV. New YORK fable
a'boss rom 10 e'ciocx, ~; breakfast. SOC. u.
CuAkLkS JACoIE2
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Sale of Real Estate.

On the first Monday in February next,
between the legal hours CT sale, will be sold
at public sale, to the highest bidder. in
front Of the court house of Kershsw
county, the following named real estate, to
wit:
/. The plantation on the west side Of
wa,eree River, known as the Dolby Place,
situated in Kershaw county, and bounded
north by lands formerly the property Of E.
A. Cunningham. east by lands of Cullen,
west by lands formerly the property Of Z
A, Cunningham and D. Motley, and south
by lands of Daniel and John Motley.
Which said land was, on the 22nd day II
February. 1873, conveyed to Susan NJ.
Lang by II. C Salmond, assignee in bank
ruptcy Of John d. Kennedy.
2. And also, at the same time ard place.
will be sold at public sale to the highest
bidder. another tract as follows, to wit
The plantation or tract Of land Known ~
the Rock Hill Place, situated on the west
size of the wateree River, kershaw coun-
ty, State Of South Carolina, bounded north
by 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 n.
Lang by II. C. Salmond, assignee in bank
ruptcy of John D. Kennedy.
Terms Of sale cash.
janltd SUSAN NJ. LANG,
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and the minutes Of the last meeting oi
the G. l.. read and approved. The Ri.
nance Committee made their report, and
the Grand Secretary and Grand Treasu.
rer theirs. The I. G's. from several
Lodges, who were in waiting, were adj
mitted and instructed in the G. l.. de-
grces. The chairman of the committee
on the state Ct the Order, p. G. NJ. Ma.
grath, read his report, which wa, adopt
ed. A resolution was passed fixing the
! hour of 6 P. NJ. for the nomination and
election of officers of the G. l.. p. 6.
! VI. Minis, =. G. Tarrant, p. G. Emlyn,
and the G. T. were appointed q com-
mittec to devise the ways and mean, to
cxtinguish the Indebtedness of the 6. L.
During the absence Of the committee,
&. Representative Johnstone made q
verbal report Of the proceedings Of the
G. l.. of the United States at its session
in Baltimore, in September, 1877. Al
though the order has in some sections
fallen off, yet lis increase in the other
portions has been encouraging, and the
belief is expressed that with revival of
the industries Of the country, that the
increase will be more decided.
The committee on ways and means
being ready with their report, the same
was read and adopted. The committee
advise q per capita tax of fifty cents on
every member of subordinate Lodges to
raise funds to remove the incubus Of
debt resting on the Grand Lodge.
Application was mado by kersbaw
Lodge, No. 9, for new charter, theirs
having been destroyed by FIRE. BY
resolution, the same was granted, free
of charge.
The hour for the nomination and elcc.
ton If officers having arrived. the fol-
lowing officers were e!ectei; ID. G. NJ.
Barton, NJ. w. q NJ; p. G. Tarrant,
D. G. NJ; p. g.; j. d. Dunlap, 6. W.,
Robert James, G. s.; j. Ii. Hecssman,
IT.
The Grand Lodge passed resolution
of thanks to the Masons for the use Of
their very commod;ous and welluppointed
hall and to the bros. Of Edisto Lodge,
/. o. o. f., for their attention to the
comfort Of the visiting brothers.
The Grand Lodge adjourned to meet
in Chester, il January, 1879.
The brethren Of E'listo Lodge having
prepared generous collation. for the
member. of the Grand J. 'dge, they were
marshal!ed to the hall Of entertainment,
where they enjoyed for an hour rea-
sonable ieas', and flow Of soul.
The session was very satisfactory
one, aud it is hoped and believed, that,
under the now officers, our Order will
move forward with rapid strides in this
State. once the banner State Of the Or.
der of Odd Fellows.
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test against monetary legislation by
which mechanics unite against illegal
tariffs, and men of every business pur-
suit join iu solemn opposition to threat
ened injustice and impending danger.
The council ut Greenyilc issued for
NAL and splemn protest against the pres
ent establishment Of the University, and
for reasons which must commend them.
selves 10 all thoughtful men. The pro.
test of these college. presidents means
great deal. 1t is not their own private
matter. They speak not only for them
selves but for their pa;rous-the Chris
tian sentiment Of the commonwealth.
Can the Legislature safely ignore the
den'ond Of these men, standing in their
places and each in his turn speaking out
for his church ? Shall the Christian
people of the State be forced to pay
taxes for the support Of an institution
whose projectors design shall be re-
moved from all religious restraints and
be conducted upon liberal princi-
ples" in other words, shall the Church
render tribute to the philosophy of the
schools as intended to be taught in this
University humbug2 1t is the old
question. after ali, Of "the Bible in the
Public School" We point with jeal-
Gus prile to the different deuomina-
.ional colleges in the State-thc real
hope of the country and the stauuchest
buiwark Of our civil aud religious lib
critics. These schools are kept up with
out any public appropriations, they have
been handsomely endowed by private
benefcence, their course OF study is OF
the very highest grade, they furnish
every advantage to the patient and pro-
grcssivc pupil, and cfectually do away
with the necessity ola University. In the
name Of these colleges. in recognition o!
their past patriotic services. aud in be-
half of an already gricvously poor peo-
pie, We most solemnly protest acains:
tho passage Of an act authorizing the
establishment Of a State University
AJJeriWe Medium.
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AT WoRK.-Thoueh they arc going
about it quietly, the Radicals are never
,heless surely and earnestly ct work in
this county with view of carrying it
at the next election. And what We say
of Kcrshaw, may with equal Propriety
be said Of every county in the State.
We want no distracting elements in our
ranks, for, as sure as the sun shines, we
will have to put forth our full strength
next November. Without perfect dis
cipline we shall fail.
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THE VoTIyd PRECiNTs We mem
toned some time ago that bill regula'
ting the voting precincts of the State
was before the Legislature, and suggest
ed that steps be taken to have the
Cour: House box in this county atol-
ished, because between that box and The
one at the Market much repeating is
done by the colorcd voters at every
election. The bill in question will
likely be acted upon at an carly day by
the General Assembly, and unless sonie-
thing be done speedily, it may be too
late.
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DOUBTFUL OF THEIR TENURE "A
young couple in this county were so
bent uron becoming one that they could
not take the time and trouble to 20 to
the neighboring trial justice. So they
applied to notary public. who lived
conveniently near, to join them in holy
matrimony. This he did in the most
graceful and appropriate manner, but
the '.cool aitcrthought' has come upon
the happy pair, and, like many pee
pl. think Mr.. Hayes must be, they are
doubtful Of their tenure; but, unlike
him, they want the matter ''invcstiga-
.tcd"
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PERsoyAL.-It was or pleasure to
receive 4 call on Friday from our friend
and brother, D. ]. Carter, Esl.. editor
of that sterling paper, the Lancaster
Ledger. He is as young as ever in ap'
pearauce, and hopeful Of the dawn, ere
long, of better times for the country.
Mr.. Thomas Frost, General Agent OF
that staunch Insurance Company, the
New York Life, visited Camden last
week
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Notice.

State of South Carolina-Kershaw County
In the Common Pleas.
R. J. Donaldson, as Receiver, W. W. E.
johnson and otherf.
Notice is hereby given to all holders of
the bills Of the Bank of Camden, s. c..
mot heretofore proven and established be-
fore W. D. McDowall, receiver Of sai3
hank, under orders of the late Court Of
Equity, that by virtue Of on order Of his
Honor c. p Townsend, Circuit Judge, made
in above stated case, and dated the 10th
dsy Of November, A. d. 1877, they are re-
Quircd TO establish and prove same before
the undersigned at his Office. IN Camden,
g. c on OF before the first day Of Februa-
ry next. W. II. R. WORKMAN,
novl3tillfedl Referee.
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BURGLARY AND ARREST On Sat.
urday night, about half past eleven
o'clock, member Of the family Of Mr..
Bobert Mann noticed that the door Of
the warehouse in the rear Of Mr.. George
Alden's store was open, and in few
moments after this discovery, man
was observed to come out OF the
warehouse with large sack on his
shoulder. 1t being evident that a theft
was being committed, Mr.. John Mann
Immediately went to the guard house
and notified Chief Of Police Sill. Muj.
Sill repaired to the place with police
men Nettles, Wilson aud Shiver. Having
placed his men 30 ss to prevent escape,
Major Sill with Policeman Nettlcs then
proceeded to the door Of the warehouse,
from which, as soon as they arrived, n
man ran out. lie was knocked down
by Maj. Sill, and before he could re-
cover, was secured by Policeman Net
ties. He was taken to the guard house,
where he gave hi' namc as Riley San
ders, colored, and stated that he lived
on the plantation Of Mnjor j. NJ. De-
Saussure.
The Instruments used were an iron
wagon hammer aud a spike about eight
inches long. with Which the paddock
that secures the door was broken. The
large sack carried out was found in the
rear Of the warehouse, and proved to be
a sack Of meal. Nothing else was mis-
sed.
1t was evident that Riley had con-
fcdera,e, and no told story which di-
rected suspicion to Elijah Evans, col
ored, an employee of the South Carolina
Railroad, who was arrested Sunday
morning, and sworn to by Riley as the
man who was with him. However, cir
cumstances were afterwards developed
in Evans favor, which caused Major
Sill to release him upon his promise TO
appear before Trial Justice Hay yester'
day morning, which he did. and after
examination was released. Riley wa.
committed to Jail to await trial before
the superior court.