The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1866-1891, February 06, 1868, Image 3
8 -ines drawn by the finger of God as
>ures the certain downfall of the in
raders of the majesty of Ilis work of ^
.v- creation; the eagle is ruined with
I the owl?and a fitting symbol of this,
_ is the vain effort the American people t
| are now making." j t
9 Hard Times in New York.? i
The New York correspondence of the 1
I Philadelphia Ledger writes: j i
The past week has been a hard jx
one in mercantile circles. Seven :i
failures are reported. Some of these ; s
IB are called suspensions only, and one u
I or two of the parties are said to be:
compromising with creditors. The'1
I aggregate failures since the first of i1
| January are said to be tweuty-fivc, 1
| with liabilities amounting to $2,950,[
000. ^ ^ f
I To the infinite disgust of the smaller
dealers, the leading dry goods cs.
tablishments in Broadway gives notice
that on and after to-morrow it will j
[ m reduce its prices on certain fine qualities
of goods from 12 to 15 per cent.,
applying especially to silks. This
will compel other houses to follow
their example, or do without trade al- -
iugcti*CI
In the wholesale market, however, 1
some kinds of goods have been ad- ,
vancing within the few days past.? C
Cambrics are 12J cents per yard *
dearer; New York Mills are held at t
25 cents* and, together with bleached c
and brown goods, arc sold ahead of
production. The manufacturers of *
prjnts have been trying to put up pri- i
ces 1 a li cents, but have not succeeds o
ed. In w^ol flannels a fair husines- 1
is doing, but other fabrics, as a general
thing, are hard to move.
o
A Compliment Well Deserved- '
The London Quarterly Review, re- "
plying to an essay bv Gcldwin Smith, ^
w1k> cites Lincoln, Grant, Sherman ti
and Stanton (!) as examples of Arneri 1
can great men, says: ,!
"We admit that Mr. Stanton and
his collegucs have done great things si
O t ^ O j
o?i a great scale, but they lack the
stamp of individnul greatness. If
that is to he found anywhere in America,
is under the modest roof of General
Lee, the champion of a lostcause,
whom prosperity never intoxicated,
nor adversity depressed, and who exceeded
his opponent as much in real
nobility and greatness of character as j
he did in military skill and daring." '
Mrs. Lincoln Insane.?Private ''
letters from Chicago represent Mrs. ir
Lincoln as unquestionably insane.
.Royal Pay for Negro Legisla- ot
tors?The negro reconstruction Con- 1
o ^ j|]
vention of South Carolina forms a p,
liigh estimate of its services. The
Sambos who used to be glad to get a
few dollars a month for working on
the cotton and rice plantations have
fixed their pay as constitution-makers
at eleven dollars a day and twenty
cents mileage. Our white Congress- oi
men who get eight dollars per day
will envy these happy blacks. When ~
the darkies come to Congress they will
undoubte<lly endeavor to raise l
the dignity and emoluments of our *
national legislators in the same pro- ij
portion. If a negro member of a ?
State Convention be worth eleven I
dollars a day, what ought a negro
Congressman to get! Thirty.dollars
at least. How astonished these S.
Carolina negroes must be with their i
extraordinary change of fortune !? m
They can hardly realize whether they l?
stand on their head or heels. To cap
the climax of their ridiculous pre- sumption
they should have proposed
to pay the white members of the Convention
half what they get themselves;
and that, after all, would be only
somewhat in proportion to the estimate
in which they arc held in the
South just now. A white man may
be nearly half as good as a negro.
N. Y. Herald. j
"Is Mr. Jones in?" asked an Irish- ,
man of the porter in a hotel.
"No," was the reply, will you leave ^
your name?" 1
Och, murther, do you think I'd be( j
after going home without a name?" j ?
MARRIED?In Camden on the *
;2d inst., at the residence of the l
bride's mother, by the Rev. J. E. J
Rodgers, Mr. E. P. Shedd, to Miss (]
E. M. Arrants, all of Kershaw. l
On Thursday Evening, January 23, ]
at the res^lenee of the bride's mother, I
by the Rev. Jos. It. Walker, Mr. J. J
D. Dunlap, of Camden, S. C., to I *
Miss Ella M. Sams, of Beaufort, i (
Cotton Quotations. ;
i
Camden, Fob. 6?13 1-4 to 15 3-4.
Charleston, Feb. 5?14 1-2 a 17 3-4.
New YoitK, Fed. 4?19.
Liverpool, Feb. 4?7 7-8d a 8 1-Sd. <
i
~ " i.
Kershaw Lodge, No. 29, A. F. M.
The Regular l.'omniuniculion of
tfels Lodge will be held on Tucsllavevening
next, at 7 o'clock.
J3y order of the W.\ M.\ j *
J. W. RODGKRS, Scc'ry. i
>
Ifife
[advekmisement.]
VALUABLE RECEIPT,
[ 'or baking-fine Ligbt Bread, Biscuit, Rolls
or Waffles.
Sisters of the Sorra . Now that \vc have
o do all our bouse and kitchen work, li t us
ry to do it to perfection. I flatter myself
hat Ij have discovered the true system of
ircad baking, and as such, would respcctfuly
inform my female friends t lint I am pre>ared
to furnish them with the receipt on
he following liberal terms. Enclose to my
uldress, the amount of one dollar, and I will
end to any address, by return mail or soon
d'ter, the receipt, neatly printed, post paid,
nth all necessary instructions. I would
icre sta.e that no minerals or lard is used in
>aking, and that the articles used are at
he command of every farmer. If you wish
o please your husbands by placing on his |
ircakfast tabled plate of fine light biscuits or
ried rolls, send for one of my receipts.
Address, Mrs. ANNIE STOPANE,
Jan. 30,?2t* Aiken, S. C.
[J. S. MARSHAL'S SALES.!
United States of America.
District of South Carolina.
BY virtue of a Writ of Fieri Facias to nic
directed, issuing out oftlic Honorable the
Jnited States Circuit Court for the District
f South Carolina, I will expose for sale to
lie highest bidder, at Public Auction, at
luinden Court House on the Fourth day of
lurch, 18GG, being the first Wednesday of
lie month, all the right, title and interest of
lie defendants in and to the following proprty,
to wit:?
1. Camden Hank Building, situated on the
outh-cast corner of Broad and Hutledgc
trects, lot No. 117W, being GO feet front, by
G8 feet deep, according to pl-it of the town
f Camden, levied upon as the property of
lie Bank of Camden, defendant, at the suit
f James Bankhead, plaintiIT.
2. A tract of Land, situated on the waters
f Persimmon Brench, containing 800 acres
tore or less, bounded on the north and cast
v lands of Mrs. Hammond, south by lauds
f Mrs. Hammond and Thomas Bell, on the
lie west by lands of John Brown and T. Bell,
nown as the Bussc-l Tract, together with
lie two Dwelling Houses situated thereon.?
,cvicd upon as the property of Wylic Pat
. l - |T.c.
'I'SOIl, ill UlCSUll U1 lliu Lllllfu uuiu.-, piuiuiff
Terms, Cash?purchasers in pay the Martial
lor necessary papers ami stumps.
USJ^Salcs to be conducted by Joseph M.
ayle, Deptuy Marshal. as aitctioneer.
JOS. M. UAVLE,
U. S. Special Deputy Marshal.
Tcb. G. [S 15,00] -It
Sheriffs Sales.
Shkkut's Office. )
C\Mt>KV, S. C.,Peb. G 1FG8. f
') V virtue of Sundry writs of fi. fa. to mc
[J directed 1 will sell before the Court
[ouse in Camden, on Monday the second day
F March next, within the legal hours of sale
le following property, to-wit:
All the defendants right, titlo and interest
i a certain frnrt of land lying on waters of
caver Creek, Kershaw District, whereon
ifendaut resides, containing fifteen (1500)
undred acres more or less, bounded by lands
' Crcighton, D. C, Quinliti, John Knox, Dr.
rantbam, Fraser lands &c., levied upon,
id to be sold as the property of l)r. J. W.
ord at the suit of "The Bank of Catndca."
E. E. BILL, S. X. I),
ebrnnry 0, tf
LOST.
\GOLD Masonic WATCH KEV. with the
initials "J. W. 11." The finder, will
e liberally rewarded on leaving it at this
fice.
Feb. 6. tf
Cwenty Dollars Reward.
r OST on the morning of the 113d of .Tannic
nry between Blond street and the Depot
yellow TRUNK containing Music Books.?
'he person who louiid it will be paid the
bovc reward by leaving it nt the DeKALB
lOUSK, ami no questions asked.
Feb. G It*
Hogs for Sale.
V PAIR of Hogs, of the best stock in the
District. The sow now in pig. They
ill lie sold very low for cash or con.. Ap!y
at thoDoKalb Mills, to
W. MA LONE.
Feb. 6 tf
A SUPPLY OF
FRESH GARDEN SEEDS.
From Thorborn ?, Neio Vor/c}
JUST received mid for sale by
HODGSON it DCNLAP.
Fob. G. tf
List of Letters
|) KMAIN1NG in the I'ost Office, February
11 1st, 1SCH.
Mrs. AtiiHiida Allen: (2) L 11 Bryunt; (2) 15
' Hartholow; Laura Brasington; William II
Jrown: (-1) .Maliaia 11 Bradley; S II lloykin:
'aiicy Uallongor; Betsy Buskins: J JI I'ox;
2), i\- L Cook: N II Collins; T 1' Coliins; 11
'unimings: J F Carter: Benjamin Cambcll;
v'ancy Cambcll; Frank Cooper; Win Dority;
dary Davis; C S Davis; Phoebe Dubosc; J B
inicks; J J Klkins: C'apt. Samuel J Folk; Mr.
Miarles Hatch; .1 II Francis; Steplicn Gary;
inrah Jane Gibs; S 1' Hair; W II Hartzoy;
Iazeltine & Co; Jane Holliman; Williams &
luren; Thotn Jonson; Minta Jones; William
V B Liter; M Lord; L Lowe; J K Morris;
fitliii Miller; Henrietta Myers; W C Martin;
Jetty MePherson; Elizabeth McGayear: Minna
McCoy: Scily M Kurt; R Lamar; Ilonry
'rater; (2) K 11 Bowers; Harriet Martly;
tlahala Mitchell: Jesse l'rincc; B Beeves; W
5 Richardson; (2) D.Reynolds; J S .Small; A
I' Shut; L II Summers: Lewis Sharp: John L
stokes: James W M Salmond; Sam Shannou,
1\. A M C f.nhJti- .1 v.
Templet on; Wm Thces; Emma Turnnal; Eliza
Taylor; Lewis II Summers; (2) A 11 Walker;
\Ioses T Wa'lc; Crutou Williams; N S Walker;
I W Wildy.
BO?" Persons calling for the above, will
picascsnyth y arc advertised.
#5"" Persons depositing letters in the Post
Jffice, will please place tlie Stamp near the
right hand corner of the envelope.
J. M. GAYLE, P. M.
FebO. It
VOX-EXPLOSIVE KEROSENE
OIL. This has been tested, and isf.ee
Toni'donger. For sale by
HODGSON k PUNLAP,
-l*i
Commissioner's Notice.
GUURDIANS, Trustees and Committees '
must make their ANNUAL RETURNS
j to this office on or before the first of April ,
| next. Rules will be issued against all who .
, muke default in this matter.
J. D. DUN LAP,
Commissioner in Equity. J
I Feb. G tf !
i 1
j IjST equity. !
KERSIIAIV.
; Sarah Mickle, Ex'r'x. 1 Bill to enjoin and
as. > call in creditors
| Joel Davis, et al. J frc.
I In obedience to the order of Chancellor j
| Johnson, passed July. 14, 18G7, I will sell ar, j
mmwAiv lUTl'l! Tilt!
I'uOlic uurcry, on iumuai .ii juu ,
FIRST'MONDAY IN M A K (' II next, at f
the lutc resilience of John 13. ftickle, dee'd. v
in Kershaw District, certain t
Personal Property, (
consisting of Household and Kitchen Furni- ^
ture, Plantation Tools, Wagons, a Mule, a
Horse, &c.
TERMS.??o much cash as will pay the
costs of these prooeodings, and the balance -1
on a credit of one and two years, with inter- j
est payable annually, to be secured by bond c
or note with at least two good sureties. \
Purchasers to pay for papers. I
J. D. DUNLAP, C. E. K. D. t
February G. (H.75) a
AN ORDINANCE
To raise supplies for the year 1868. .
I )E IT 0 (IDA IN ED by the Intchdant md
Wardens oft lie Town of Camden, South
Carolina, in Council assembled, and by thu "1
authority of tlie same, that the following J
TAXES be, and arc hereby assessed for thu r
current year. That is to say:
Fifty cents per one hundred dollars on the assessed
value of ull improved town Lots,
and on<f half of one per cent additional on the
value thereof for a Well tax, not to exceed
two dollars oh any one lot.
Twenty-five cents per one hundred dollars
on all saies of goods, wares and merchandize J
within the said Town during tlie year one
thousand eight hundred and sixty-seven.
Fifty cents per one hundred dollars on the
net income on factorage, employments, faculties
and professions (including dentistry) exercised
within the said town within the
year last aforesaid.
Six dollars on each wagon drawn by four j
or more horses, and let out for hire. \
Three dollars on each wagon drawn by q
four or more horses, and used exclusively by <5
the owner.
Three dollars on each wagon drawn by
two or three horses, and let out for hire.
Two dollars on each wagon drawn by two p
or three horses, and used exclusively by the
owner. . I
Otic dollar and fifty cents on each cne f
horse wagon or cart let out for hire. \
One dollar on each one horse wagon or cart 'f
used exclusively by the owner. j \\
Four dollars on each omnibus, and two j y
dollars on each hack. 1 y
One dollar ami fifty cents 011 each pleasure j <
carriage or buggy or other vehicle drawn by j j,
one horse, ' j c
Three dollars on cacli pleasure carriage or <;
buggy drawn by more than one horse. [
Said tax to be levied on all vehicles lmbit- p
ually employed in the Town of Canulen, p
wliethet owned by a resident or non-resident,
nnd whether drawn by a horse or horses or p
other animals. y
A capitation tax of five dollars each, on all
male residents of the said Town between the
ages eighteen and sixty years.
A tax of not less than live nor more than
ten dollars per week, payable in advance, on
all non-residents engaged in selling goods l
by sample or otherwise, the actual amount
to be paid by each to be assessed by the tux
collector. (?
Fifty dollrrsfora license for keeping a ti
billinrd tnbhi.
Sixty dollars per annum for a license to i
retail spirituous liquors within the said town, ]
to be paid quarterly in advance. ]
Ten dollar t for an auctioneer's' license.? i
And in each and every ease where a license i
is required by this act, an additional charge |
of five dollars for the Clerk of Council si all ]
be paid by t lie parly applying for such li- ]
celiac.
From five to ten dollars on all public shows
and entertainments for hire, except those for j
a charitable purpose, for each day during j
which the same may be exhibited or kepi
open.
A fine of lot less thnn ten dollars for each
offence, for forging any bills or orders 011 ]|
the corporation.
All rcturrs for taxes to be made on oath
without distinction of persons.
That all ordinances and parts of ovdi- nances
repugnant thereto be, and the same
arc hereby repealed.
Hatii'iki) in Council this twenty-seventh ]
day of January, in the year of our Lord 1
one thousand eight hundred and sixty 7
eight, f.nd in the niuetj'-second year of
the sovereignty and independence of a
the United States of America. I
J.A. YOUNG, IutcudnntJanuary
JO, 2t. t
GUANO.
I PERUVIAN Gnnno, direct from agents at .
market rates.
Soluble Pacific Guano, $7f> cash, Sf'O 1st v
November, with seven per cent, interest, approved
city acceptance.
Baugh's Phosphate of Lime, Sf>0 cash, $tio
1st November, with seven per cent, interest,
approved city acceptance.
Phoenix Ouaiio. S">-3 cash. $fi> 1st Novern- J
her, with siveri per cent, interest, approved
city acceptance.
Flour of l5onc, unadulterated and unhurnt. J
Farmer'a Plaster or Gypsum, warranted
pure.
In offering the above manures to nlanters.
I do so with every confidence, not only having
testimonials from planters who have used i
them the past year, but the further guarantee
that every cargo, oh it arrives, is analyzed j
by Professor Shcpnrd, of the South Carolina
Medical College, and the high reputation of
these manures fully kept up. 1
J. N. ROBSON, '
1 and 2 Atlantic Wharf. i
Jan. 23 2m ,,
? : |
Planters and Gardeners i
Will find ELLERBE'S PLANT TRANSPLANT
ER (patented Kith October, lKlifi,)
at Mr. A. M. Kennedy's. With this Implement
surplus plants of Corn, Cotton or any
other plant may be trnsplnnted in the same "
time that the soil can be re-plnntcd, without
disturbing the fibrous roots.
Price. $10,00.
Jan. 16. 4
c
Reduction in Prices.
MRS. J. w. RODGKRS, with the view of
reducing her present stpek in time for
the Spring Trade, is; offering her stock of
WINTEll GOODS at reduced prices for
CASH. Jan- -3?tf.
i
TO CONSUMPTIVES. -
rnS'Rer. EDWARD A. WILSON will sent
(free of charge) to all who desire it
Jio pre.icription with the ditections for ma
ting and owing I lie simple remedy by wliicl
ie was cured of a lung affection and thai
Iread disease Consumption. His only obect
is to benefit the afflicted and lie hopei
very sufferer will try this prescription, a:
t will cost thom nothing, and inny prove a
ilessing. Please address
Ilev. EDWARD A. WILSON,
S'o 105 Second South st., Williamsburg, N. Y
ERRORS OF YOUTH- '
A Gentleman who suffered for years from
Nervous Debility, Premature Dccuy, and
til the effects of youthful indiscretion, will,
or tho sake of suffering humanity, send fret
o all who need it, the recipt and direction;
or making the simple remedy by which h<
vns cured. Sufferers wishing to profit bj
he advitiscr's experience can do so by adIrcssing
in perfect confidence,
inn V R. OGDEN. 42 Cedar St., New York.
May 2. ly
INFORMATION. - "
rXFORMATION gunrnnteed to produce n
luxuriant growth of hair upon a bald head
ir beardless face, also a recipe for llie renionl
of l'imples, Blotches, Eruptions, etc., on
he skin, leaving the snmc soft, clear, and
icr.utifcil can be obtained without charge by
,dd reH?ing *1
THOit F. CHAPMAN, Chemist,
8:13 Broadway, New York.
Sept. 2G. but.
Medical Notice.
DR. D. L. DeSAUSSURE has resumed
the practice of Mcdiciue. Oficc in the
car part of Dr. Zeuip's Drug Si ore.
Jnnuary 9( tf
ALE ON DRAUGHT.
T. BEVERIDGE k CO'S.
STEWBURGH ALE.
j 'HR Best now made, kept constantly on
I draught by
D. C. KIRKLEY.
STATEMENT
'\Ftho HOME INSURANCE CO. of New
J Haven, January 1, 1808.
apital Stock, $1,000,000 Ofi
urplus, 619,070 84
ASSETS:
Market Value,
ieal Estate owned by Company,
" $205,500 00
onus on Mortgages, 37,374 98
nitcd States Bonds, 5-20, 325,875 00
lissouri State Bonds, 19.950 OO
ennetacc State Bonds, 10.900 00
lisconsin State Bends, 12,000 00
irginia State Bonds, 17,468 tiO
aliounl Bank Stocks, ' 361.189 50
annua Bank Stocks, 34.373 75
onus on Collateral and on Call, 23.814 50
ash on hand and in Banks, 66,914 50
ash in hands of Agents, 230,108 36
ntercst Accrued, 37,463 25
ills Receivable, 41,370 75
remiinns unpaid at home and
brunch offices, 109,041 80
>ntA accrued. 2,302 00
alvngca on Fire and Inland Losses
Undetermined, 51,451 44
it her property owned by the Co. 25,971 88
$1,019,070 34
LIABILITIES,
osses in process of adjustment, $S5,850 44
Statement of Premiums received nnd Losss
paid during each yenr since the organ iza
lUIl Ol nil' l.UIIIJiiuij .
Premiums Kec'd Losses Paid
800, $ 157,887 30 $ 20,780 20
8(51, 81,2:10 00 4(5,1 !J0 CIJJ
802, 108.280 40 92,130 80
803, 23(5,973 55 ' ' 100.434 30
8(54, 470.473 7 8 278.488 01
8(55, 773.815 08 451.292 90
8(50, 1,477,281 28 1,122,908 80
807, 1,S50,025 01 1,137,935 41
Stock owned by the Directors :
nnuary 1, 18(57, $283,700
ununry 1, 1808, 272,00(J
D. It. RATTEKLEE, Prcs'dt.
WM. S. GOODELL, Secy.
S. W. BONNEYj Agent.
AT CAMDEN, S. C.
January 30. 3t.
Southern Express.
(y ARTIES forwarding freight by the Express.
arc requested to hand tlicin in bj
a. in. on Monday, Wednesday and Saturday
Freight is also sent on Tuesday, Thursday
nd Friday, which must be hauded in by I
\ M. the evening before.
All freight is required to ho paid in Greenlacks.
J. \V. HODGE US, Agent.
January 23, tf
Notice.
I" HAVE taken possession of ZKMP'5
I Mill, and will do all in my power to give
alisfaction. A continuance of the patronge
of the Mill is respectfully solicited.
W. F. MOHIIELL.
January 23, 3t
South-Carolina R. R. Company
AND
SOUTHWESTERN R. R. E \NK,
?2JKS(
FititiiVAitY 13, 18(57.
I") ESOLVED, That hereafter new Proxies
l\/ shall be required for each annual meetug.
Tl... ndnnlinn nf tho Stockholders of tllC
hove institutions is respectfully culleil to
lie foregoing resolution, adopted ut the Inst
ticeting; and notice is hereby given that
Yoxies will not he avniluhle at the next
nceting (13th proximo),'unless each ignaure
is stamped with a ten (10) cents Internal
tevenue Stump.
JOHN V. STOCK. "i Committee
I,. C. HENDRICKS, ^ on
F. II. MITCHELL, J Proxies.
January 23 8t
For Sale.
1 GOOD six horse STEAM ENGINE and
* BOILER, complete and in good running
irdcr. Price SiiOO. Apply to
Jan 23?4t WM. TARVER.
A F resh Supply.
,4 PPLES, ORANGES, CABBAGES, AND
l\ COCOA NUTS, just received by
Jan. 23 1). C. KIRELET.
M. -BISSELL,
DENUST,
HAVING procured the necessary apparatus,
' is prepared toinscrt Artificial Teeth on VULCANITE
(indla rubber,). from one Tooth, to
a full Set, at Lore Prices, and has reduced
' his charges for alLoperationsto suit the times,
J for CASH. dec 19,?tf
S. A. BENJAMIN,
! Auctioneer and Commission
MERCHANT,
CAMDEN, S. C.
IVill attend to all business entrusted to his
[ care, in selling P*cnl Estate or property or aa
J descriptions. He lias large rooms for storing
, Goods, and Booms to let. He will reoeivo
Goods on consignment.' *
Ifey-Auction Sales attended to in any part
oftiie District. Jan. 2.
JOHN H. HOLMES,
Commission Merchant,
BOYCE & CO'S WHARF,
CHARLESTON, S. C.
REFER TO
Hon. Geo. A. Trcnliolm.
Andrew Simonds, President 1st National
Bank of Charleston. I
P. S. Holmes, President S. C. Mining &
MnntitVinlnrino1 Camnanv.
Dec. i2 ? r ' 3m*
DR. T7j. WORKMAN
OFFERS his professional services to th<
citizens of Camden nnd vicinity.
Odice immediately above BAUM'S store
entrance on Hutlcdge street.
June 13 tf.
SCHOOL BOOKS!
The Undersigned, Dealers in
BOOKS AND STATIONERY,
/'re prepared to furnish Teachers and Merchants-with
School Books >nd Stationery,
on the very best terms.
Send for catalogues of School Cooks and
Miseellnneor*. Books, Writing Paper and Envelopes;
which will be sent l'rec to parties desiring
them. Address,
DUFFIE t CIIAPMAN,
BOOK SELLERS,
COLUMBIA, 8. C.
January 9, 1808. 3m
AMEROTYPE
AND
PHOTOGRAPHIC GALLERY.
W P- HXTGrHES
would respectfully inform the citizens of
(httiiden and vicinitv, that lie has opened a
Gallery in WORKMAN'S BUILDING, where
he will be pleased to sec all who wish Pictures
of themselves or friends. With long
experience and abundant facilities, and with
nil the improvements of the age, he llattcrs
L!.- ...lt'il.,.* !..? KiitViilaacn nil tllAOA tl'llA favni*
IIIIIIM'JI IIin?t lie win pawnor mi luuDXi .* ?.vr ?? ? w
liiiu with a cr.Il, with all sizes, and prices to
suit the times.
My sfiy in Camden is only for a few
days, nml those wishing Pictures for themselves
or friends, will do well to call at once.
THE NONPAREIL
WASHING MACHINE.
Strong, Simple and Practical.
It is a SQrr.eztxo Machine; warranted
i not to injure clothing; geared to -give six
i strokes of the plungers for one turn of the
handle, and 150 turns of which will wash
; thoroughly the hulk of six to twelve shirts,
I according to the size of Machine used
A (11 i'.L OK 150V CAN OPERATE IT. nnd
Six Year's experience proves that the Nonp
a it k 11. to be the only Washing Machine made
I which xhtml* the text of Time and Use. It is
i unapproachable for
t Speed, Power and Effectiveness.
AGENTS WANTED.?Send for free Descriptive
Circulars to
OAKLEY & KEATING.
181 Water Street, New York.
Dec 26 Cm.
Notice.
I find it necessary for the current year, to
confine myself to the CASH system, and
respectfully rerpiest those indebted to me, on
short time credit, to make the promised arrangements
promptly, ns I will be tinder the
1 necessity of placing my unpaid accounts in
the hands of a Lawyer Cor collection this
" Spring. 1J015T. M. KENNEDY,
Jan "J?tf , Agent.
r. 4.
Slioes!
Slioes.
r 1ST received from 1 he manufacturers, a
ej LARUE ADDITION" to my slock of
HOOTS AND SHOES,
of superior make, in Men's. M omen's and
lourli'.;, which will be sold at the very low.
est prices.
R. M. KENNEDY, Agent.
December 11.
Agents Wanted,
for the Campaigns of
Forrest and his Cavalry.
HEVUTIFULLY illustrated. This historical
record of the most brilliant exploits and
daring adventures of the war, among its nia1
ny valuable and interesting contributions to
' historical truth, clears up. on unquestionable
authority, all misrepresentations in regard
to the taking of Fort l'illow by Gen. Forrest*
; Address, J 1'. MILLER & CO,
Jan 0?2m PhUadtlphia, J'a.
1 Administratrix's Notice.
VLL persons indebted to the estate of William
K. Hughes, late of Kershaw District,
deceased, will make immediate payment
to J. 11. Kershaw or myself.
All persons having claims against the said
| estate will present them duly uttested, ac,
cording to law.
griT'-Mr. D. II. SEAMENS is my lawful
agent for the transaction of all business ol
the said estate.
M. E. HUGHES, Admr'x.
Junuary 16* 6t
1 pITRON, CURRANTS, RAISINS
I v> and FIGS, for sale by
Kot.7. J), f. KfRKLEY.
X. ; ^
NEW GOODS,"
At tlie OldlStand!
THE Subscriber having resumed business
on his own account at his old Stand* iu
Camden, offers bis friends and the public, a '
general assortment of
MERCHANDIZE,
consisting in Part of
Plain and Opera Flannels; Shawls,
a general assortment. Worsteds, in a
great variety of styles and qualities;
Sattinetts; Kentucky Jeans, of all colors
and qualities, and at all prices; Oznaburgs,
white and colored; Ginghams
and Plaids, for dresses; bleached and
brown Homespuns, of all widths and
qualities and at all prices; Factory Yarn
of all numbers; a great variety of Calicoes,
from 11 to 25 cts. per yard; Blankets,
grey and white, of all sizes.
Heady-Made Clothing,
Of all kinds and qualities, in suits, or
by the single piece. Hats and Caps,
for men and boys, all qualities.
Boots and Shoes,
for ladies, gentlemen, boys and children;
Congress Gaiters, for ladies and
/*nntlnmnn? Trowollmo* TIo/m or?#1 TToliw
xiuToiuii^ auu T ail
ces; Umbrellas, &c.
China, Glass and Crockery.
There will, also be found a general
assortment of HARDWARE, consist- .
ing in part of Trace Chains; Collins'
Axes; Augers; Brace and Bits; Pad and
Door Locks; Screws, of all sizes; Finishing
Nails, of all Nos.; Pocket and
Table Cutlery; Cow, Calf and Sheep
Bells, Pots, Ovens and Skillets, with
many other articles too numerous to
mention.
Bagging, Rope and Twine.
A well selected Stock of
G-roceries,
suited to the market of Camden.
I do not believe in nursing my Goods,
nnd'will sell them at the very lowest prices
for cash?and cash only?or for country pro- *
duce.
I will be found at my plaec .of business^
from ckrly morning till 9 o'clock at night,
ready to serve all who may give me a calL
Thankful for past favors, I will endeavor
to give satisfaction to nil who may favor mo
with their custom.
Call at the Old Stand on BroadStrect, (east
side,) of lf"V.
C. ELIAS, Camden, S. C.
Dec. 12. tf
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Drugs & Medicines.
>Ve arc constantly receiving fresh supplies
of pure
DETJGS,
MEDICINES.
Chemicals,
FANCY ARTICLES,
AND
PERFUMERY.
&c. &c. &c. &c.
PAINTS,
OILS,
VARNISHES,
WINDOW GLASS,
PUTTY, BRUSHES.
?i?ALSO.
PURE WINE AND BRANDY,
FOR MEDICAL PURPOSES.
KEROSENE LAMPS,
Always on linnd, in great variety.
(IIDIMES, WICKS* BURNERS AND
SHADES,
Of all sorts, sizes and qualities.
Superior Kerosene Oil,
That will not explode.
Patent Jtledicincs.
,11 -C . 1... rs..,,,,!., .. T>..ViJInna onl.1
-Ill VI ;uv j'Vj'Hiiu 1 iiivui .uvuuiv,j, jui<a
at the lowest prices.
SHALLENBERGER'S PILLS.
Worm l and) and Vermifuge.
Perfumei'iGs & Toilet Articles.
Slimmer and Belle Cologne, Lubin's Extracts,
English, French ami American Soups,
Hair Dressings and ll.storers, Hair Brushes,
Tooth Brushes, Dressing Combs, See. &c.
French ConfectionaryWc
have just received another supply of
genuine French Chrystalizcd Fruits.
Physician's Prescriptions
Carefully compounded.-mid all Medicines
that we sell may he relied upon r.s being
FRESH AND GENUINE,
and will be sold at the lowest possible prices
for CASH.
IIODCSOX & DUNLAP.
Dec. 10. tf
4
Important Notice.
A LL persons arc hereby warned not to
r\ come upon, or trespass upon our, or any
of our lands without special permission.? >
The law will bo enforced to its fullest extent
against offenders. T. J. ANCRUM,
, W. A ANCltUM,
T.J. ANCRUM,jr
A. H. 150VKIN,
SAM'L BOYKIN,
FRANK BOY KIN.
January, 9. Ct.
DEKALB HOUSE.
THE Subscriber takes pleasure in informing
his friends and the public generally,
that he has re-opened the DEKALB HOUSE
which has been thoroughly renovated, and
is now ready for the accommodation of the
travelling public, whose patronage is respectfully
{solicited.
Coaches always in readiness to convey
passengers to and from the Hotel.
The l'roprieto" promises.-to do all in his
power for the comfort of his guests.
J. W. RODGEUS, l'roprictor
Aug. 22, tf