The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1866-1891, May 28, 1868, Image 4
? - POETKY.
From the New Orleans Times
HEAVENWARD.;
From tie MS. poems of the late-Edward FMorebead.
Fetter not thy heart to earth,
All its joys are false and vain?
Seek a prize of greater worth,
Such as life deserves to gain.
What is fame or great renown.
Save a pnssing breath of air:
When you've won its gohlen crown,
Something still is wanting there.
Would you catch the flow of wealth ?
Live in high and gorgeous state?
Pampered out of peaeo and health ?
Envied by the proud and great ?
All thy coffers grimly hold.
Cannot chase a shade of gloom;
All thy horde of shining gold,
Cannot save thee from the t ?mb.
Higher, then, uplift thine eyes
Gathering treasure rich and rare,
Which theangels in the skies
With thy soul to heaven shall benr.
Kindly acts to those who bend
'Neath the weight of grief and care;
Gentle words whose sound shall send
Peace and comfort everywhere.
Striving ever after Him
Wtin thp aocrpil le-son cave.
How to turn aside from sin,
Gaining victory o'er the grave.
Envying not the rich and great ;
Pitying e'er the weak and low i
Satisfied with thy estate,
Whatso'er afflictions blow.
' '
Thus when death, with stealthy stride,
Stant.s before thee dark and stern ;
Like a breath thy soul shall glide
On to where God's lanterns burn.
U. S, Prison, JV. 0., July 11, 1864.
A Child Cabmed Away by ai
Eagle.?The Quincy (Illinois) Her
s aid says: "One of the most startling
events that has disturbed the calm
ncss of our citizens occurred on Apri
10. A lady with her babe had beer
walking near the river, and for sonn
cause the child was left alone for :
few moments, in which time an eagle
which had been observed, but no
dreamed of as dangerous, screeoning
bore awav the babe. The mothei
rushed toward the child, but too lat<
to nrevent the eajrle from carrying
"I w it
off. The anxious crowd watchec
its course till it was lost to sight.?
Two men immediately started in i
slciff across the river in the dircctioi
of its track, hut of course they wen
unable to follow it any distance, nn<
nothing has since been heard of th<
infant thus taken away in the morn
ingoflife, and its fate is enshrouds
in mystery. We are unable to lean
the name of the mother or her history
but her mental condition can be im
agincd. Those who saw the eagl
say it was of a gray species."
Tiie Articles Dead.?The Wash
ington Republican says: "It seem
to be admitted in the best informer
circles that the impeachment is at ai
end, and though there are ten article
which have not yet been voted on, i
is understood that each and all o
them will lack the required two-thirds
and that all of them will be dismisse<
annrt olinll orvoin or\r\vAno
n 11 ^ 11 i u v ?ui u otmik w?? t v?? v
In saying this, we but chronicle th
opinion of those who seem to he bes
informed upon the question of th
situation."
Fine Wheat.?The most promis
ing wheat we have ever seen, is i
forty a-rc field on the farm of Col
Asher Harman, about five ?niles fron
town. The very sight of it make
one think of bread in abundance
The Colonel is congratulated on a!
sides, and judges say he will maki
over thirty-five bushels to the acre
So much for beinji a good farmer.
Valley Virginian.
The First Arrival!
NEW SPRING GOODS
MRS. J. W. RODGERS
Has just received one of the most
Beautiful and FashionabU
Stocks of Goods she has ever had the pleas
ure of offering to the public. It consists, ii
nan. of bonnets. hats, ribbons, la
CES, FLOWERS, and in fact,
EVERY ARTICLE
required in a select Btock of Millinery. Shi
is prepared to trim Bonnets to suit the taste;
of all, and feels confident that she can plcasi
even the most fastidious.
Adril 2, tf
CASH FOR RAGS i
?
Highest market price
paid CASH for RAGS, at
f. GOSS,
Provision and Grocery Store, Work
man's Building, Broad Street,
CAMDEN, S. C.,
jf. B-?'Cnclean Rag* not received. Woolon
Rags bought separately, and pot mixec
with Linen and Cotton Rags.
Apvil 80
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the summer months.
It has an able corps of twelve Professors,
aud every Department of .Medicine and SurJ
gery is thoroughly taught.
Every facility in the way of illustrations, J
morbid specimens, herbarium, chemical and
philosophical apparatus, microscopes, instruments
of the latest invention for physical
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Splendid Hospital and Clinical Instruction j
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JOHN BUCHANAN. S
227 North Tivclfth-SL, Philadelphia, Pa. ft
April 2, 1868. ; ly.
Fall and Winter Stock, {
i
I AM now receiving my FALL and WINTER ^
stock. . C
IN DRY GOODS. \
Delaines, Empress Cloth, Poplins and Pekin (
Stripes, J
Prints, Ginghams, Opera Flannels, t
Brown and bleached Shirtings and Sheetings
Linseys. colored Domestics, I
Red and white Flannels
Blankets, common and fine Bed
Satinetts and Jeans,
Cloaks and Shawls t
Hosiery and Gloves
Table Cloths. Towelling, Doylies and Napkins, t
With a variety of Notions. p
1 Ready-Made Clothing, J
r Coats, Pants and Vests, and in Suits. Made
* Shirts, Linnen and Paper Collars, '
good quality. i
> Common and Fine. For Men and Boys. ^
t * HOE - a
, For Men, Women and Children. j
1 Hard War? t
A general assortment. t
[ Saddlery. (
y , Saddles, Bridles, Collars, Whips, ic.
1 Crocltery. i
Of different kinds.
> GR >CrRI *3S. 1
i f
Crushed and brown Sugars
Java. Laguira and Rio Coffees
Kino Syrup and Molasses
e Cheese, Crackers and Mackarel
Cans, Fruits, &c.
i Bagging, Rope and Iron Ties.,
All of which will be sold low for oash.
| " Small Profits and Quick Sales." c
q I will, also, purchase, reoeive and forward
Cotton and other Produce.
a van ii vui ihj uiu tnoiwimvi.1 an ivoj-vw.m.
ly solioited. I will take pleasure in showing
i. iny stock,
A. M. KENNEDY.
Oct. 10. tf
il
s KERSHAW?In Equity.
t Joseph J. Huckabee, Adm'r
r vs. Bill to sell J
The Bank of Cnrailen, S. C., Land to mar'
.Ins. T. True'lcll and wife, shall assets,
i Klizabeth Wilson, et. al. J* &c., &c.
. TT appe?ring to my satisfaction that Napo
e 1 Icon B. Wilson. Rebecca Click, William
Click and Daniel Click, four of the defend*
ants to the above named bill, are without and
e reside beyond the limits of this State.
It is ordered, on motion of Shannon com- J
plainants Solicitor, that the above named defendants
do plead, answer or demur to the
i- said bill within forty days from the publica^
tion of this order, in default, whereof nn order
pro covftsao will be entered against them.
J. D. DUNLAP, C. E. K. D. (
1 Commissioners Office,
S April 80, 1808. td
1 KERSHAW?In Equity.
C Huokabce & Jones, Ex'or ")
vs. I Bill.
W. B. Huckabee, et. al. J j
IT appearing to my satisfaction that Archibald
Hudson and Thomas Yaughan, .
r two of the Defendants to the above named *.
bill, are without and reside beyond the limits
of this State.
It is ordered, on motion Kershaw, oom- t
ral n! >i n n 11, CaISaUaw 1 t tlir* uKnvu nntnn/l 1
, Defendants do plead, answer or demur to the
said bill within forty days from the publica- t
tion of this order, in default, whereof an or- I
derpro confcsto will be entered against them. 1
7 J. D. DUNLAP, C. E. IL D.
Commissioners Office,
? April 30, 1808. td
aleIwmaight, 6
T. BEVERIDGE & CO,,
(Established 18)2,)
: NEWBURGH ALE, 5
I HAVE MADE ARRANGEMENTS TO .
GET \ FRESH AND REGULAR SUPPLY
I of this MOST POPULAR and pELIQHTFUL
( BEVERAGE, and it will be kept /
Constantly 011 Draught. ,,
' D. C. KIRKLEY. n
^ ~ c
-r/-WT T?VnT rvQTXrt? TZT?r)/^OT?XTT?
jL^ OIL. This has been tegjed, and ig free
from danger. Fpr sole by
HOLQS0N Si pUNL^p.
Pepper, bpice, nutmeg, gip ?
GER and cjUNAMON, for sale by
I>. C. KIRKLEV. .
I
I
' IMPORTANT. '
*
Purchasers of
FAMILY AND FANCY
GROCERIES,
1 ARE INVITED TO
CALL AND EXAMINE
THE
Hxtensive Stock
, NOW OFFERED I'.Y
C. J. McDOWALL,
CONSISTING OF
ava, Laguira and Rio Coffee
ioaf, lump, crushed and brown Sugar
rrcon and Black Teas
uperior Syrup and Molasses
lacon, Lard and Flour
Ireakfast Strips and canvassedJEams
ulton Market Beef
rish Potatoes and Onions,
alt, by the sack and at retail
lackarel, in barrels, kits, or at retail
uperior Cider Vinegar
'inc and common Chewing Tobacco
ioda, Butter, and Boston t>K?kers,
lugar Biscuit, Butter and Cheese,
loda, Soap, Starch and Candles
'cpper, Allspice, Nutmegs, Cloves,
Jinnamon and Ginger
latches, Coperas, Indigo,
Ipsom Salts, &c. &c. &c.
French and American Candies
lanned Fruits and Vegetables
Worcestershire and Pepper Sauces
)ysters, Lobsters and Sardines
taisins, Almonds andNnts
French and English Muslard
>ickles, by the jar and dozen.
ALSO
Powder, Shot, Lead, Cast Steel,
Mow and Bar Iron, Nails* Iron Coton
Ties, Hoes, Spades, Shovels, Mature
Forks, Bakes, Trr.ce Chains,
Vagon Boxes, Gridirons. Smoothing
rons, Tea Kettles, Sauce Pans, Fryng
Pans, Collin's Axes, Hammers,
Iatchets, Augers, Gimblets, Screws,
Mane Bits and Stocks, Pad and Stock
jocks; with many other articles in the
lardware lino. Buckets, Tubs, Cups
md Saucers, "Plates, Dishes, Wash
Jowls and Basins, Tumblers, Coton
and Wool Cards, Hearth, Conner,
Shoe and Horse Brushes, Curry
Jombs, &e.
The above Goods are offered, and will be
old at the lowest prices for CASII, or they
ie bartered for CO UNTR Y PR01) VCE.
tQF Being compelled to sell for cash or
is equivalen t, I hope tny friends will spare
ne the disagreeable duty of denying, by refuiniug
from asking for credit,
C. J. McDOWALL.
Nov. 28- -tf.r
Dru stV Medicines.
We are constantly receiving fresh supplies
>f pure
DRUGS,
MEDICINES,
Chemicals,
TANCY ARTICLES,
AND
PEHPUMERY.
&c. &c. &c. &c. .
PAINTS,
OILS
VARNISHES,
WJLNJUUW fcr-LASS,
PUTTY, BRUSHES.
ALSO.
PURE WINE AND BRANDY,
FOR MEDICAL PURPOSES.
KEROSENE LAMPS,
Always on linnd, in groat variety.
HDIMES, HICKS, BIKNEKS AND
SHADES.
Of all sorts, sizes and qualities.
Superior Kerosene Oil,
That will not explode.
Patent Medicines.
ill of the most populnr Patent Medines, sold
at the lowest prices.
?IJALLENBERGER'S PILLS.
Worm Candy and Fennlfbgt.
^rfnmeries & Toilet Articles.
Summer nnd Belle Cologne, Lubin's Exracts,
English, French nnd American Soaps,
lair Dressings and Restorers, Hair Brushes,
'ooth Brushes, Dressing Combs, &o. &c.
French ConfectionaryWe
have jpst received another supply of
enuine French Chrystalized Fruits.
Physician's Prescriptions
Carefully compounded, nnd all Medicines
bat we sell mny be relied upon ns being
FRESH AND GENUINE,
nd will be sold at the lowest possible prices
jr CASH.
IIODOSON & DUNLAP.
Dec. 19. tf
I
Commissioner's Notice.
GUARDIANS, Trustees nnd Committees
,J must make their ANNUAL RETURNS
) this office on or before the first of April
ext. Rules will be issued against all who
take default in this matter.
J. D: DUN LA P.
Commissioner in Equity.
Feb. 6 tf
CORN! CORN!!
' AABUSHELS cfP^IMEWHITE CORN
)UU a ?? lowforCAFH.
HODGSON & DUNLAP.
Marsh 1&" tf
Labor-Saving
J=L. SINCUi
NO. 62, LIGH1
BALTIMC
We offer the Planters and Farmers <
IABOR-SATIJJG MACHINI
, t * *
** Horse Powers*, all sizes and kinds;
and Cleaners; Reaping Machines; Ilea
separately; Horse Wheat-Rakes, for 0
tivators; Com and Seed Planters; Cot
gar-Cane Masticators and Cutters; I
Hand-Power Corn Shelters; Wheat 1
and Cob CrushersPlows, af every des
tors; Plow and Machine Castings, ?c.
All of our own manufacture, and wli
prices.
All Goods warrant*
ALSO?GROWERS AN
Garden and Field Seec
ALWAYS ON HAND?A
Agricultural
For a fall description of any of tbe
Address,
R, SU
Agricultural Implcmen
No.
ggs^Ordcrs left at the Stores of C.
Co., Camden, will receive prompt attent
Notice.
I find it necessary for the current year, to I
confine myself to the CASH system, and
respectfully request those indebted to me, on
short time Credit, to make the promised arrangements
promptly, as I wit! be under the
necessity of placing my unpaid accounts in
the liands of a Lawyer for collection this
Spring. BOll'T. M. KENNEDY,
Jan y?tf , Agent.
TlfjIIUMIIV
AND
DRSES GOODS.
MISS H. McEWEJf & CO.
' Have just reeehred front '
r New-Yorls.,
A handsome assortment of
MILLINERY,
Dress 600 Is, Cloaks,
AND
Trimmings.
All of which have been carefully selected
by Miss McEwkx, and will be sold at the
LOWEST MABKET PBICES.
Oct. 24. tf
J. A. SCHRCCK,
MAGISTRATE.
WILL attend promptly to the collection
of all claims, and other duties apper
taining to the office.
Office at his reisdcnce, on DcKalb Street.
May 16, tf.
PURE FRENCH BRANDY and
WINE, for medicinal purposes.
For sale by HODGSON & DUNLAP.
THE NONPAREIL
WASHING MACHINE.
Strong, Simple and Practical.
It is a Sqcekzino Machine; warranted
not to injure clothing: geared to give six
strokes of the plungers for one turn of the
handle, and 150 turns of which will wash
thoroughly the bulk of sizj to twelve shirts,
according to the size of Machine used
A GIRL OR 150V CAN OPERATE IT. nnd
Six Year's experience proves that the Noxpabeil
to be the only W ishing Machine made
which stands the text of Time and Use. It is
unapproachable for
Speed, Power and Effectiveness.
AGENTS WANTED.?Send for free Descriptive
Circulars to
- OAKLEY & KEATING.
184 Water Street, New York.
Dec 26 6m.
APLES, ORANGES, LEMONS.
A SUPERIOR QUALITY JUST ARRIVED
D. C. KIRKLEY.
ENGLISH MUSTARD, Essence
Ginger nnd Cherrv Pectoral,
or sele by HODGSON & DUNLAP
IonIcqqit y7
KERSHAW.
J. D. Dunlnp, C. E. K. D. j
vs. | Bill for foreSylvanus
Godney, j- closure of MortRichard
Barnes, | gage,
J. Winterbottom, J
IT appearing to the'satisfaction of the Court
that Silvnnus Gedney, Richard Barnes
and J. Winterbottom, nbove named defendants
are beyond nnd reside without the limits of
this State,
It is ordered on motion of DePnss, Complainants
Solicitor, that they do plead, answer
or demur to the snid Bill within forty days
from the day of the publication of this o:pler.
In defnult whereof, ni; order pro confesso
willbe taken against them.
J. D. DUNLAP, C- E. K. D.
April 29. tf.
KERSHAW?In Equity.
Eliza Lntta, 1
By her next Friend, I Bill for Account
vs. ' [ and Settlement.
TTappiet Dunonn, etal's. J
IT appearing to the satisfaction oftheCpprt
that Harriet Duncan, one of the abo,renamed
defendants iR beyond, and resides
without the limits of this State, it is ordered,
on raotipp pfDel'ase, Complainant's Solicitor,
that sha dp plead, answer or demur to the said
Bill within forty daya from the publication
of this order, in default whereof, an order
pro confuto will be taken against per.
J. D. DUNLAP, <3, E. K. D.
April 80?td. (10.80)
BEBBB ? I?I"
Implements.
lih tSo co>f
T'STREET,
)EE, MD.
if South Carolina, the following
IKY AND IMPLEMENTS:
Thresher* and Separators; ThreSi
pers and Mowers combined; Mowe
rrain and Hay; Riding Sulkey Cu
ton Planters; Corn-Stalk and S
lay and Straw Cutters; Horse at
7ans; Plantation Corn Mills; Cm
cription and size; Harrows; Cultiv
lich we will sell at the lowest mark
?. I ; l.r '
sd as represented.
D IMPORTERS OF
Is, Treos and Plants.
. LARGE STOCK OF
Hardware.
above Machines, send for a Circul
fCLAIR, & CO.,
t Manufacturers and Seedsmen.
62. Light Street, Baltimore, Md.
J. Mcl)owall and M. Baum, Bro.
ion. March 26?3m.
BRONSON'S TIN $H0|
TINWARE
CHEAPER THAN EYE!
" r ^
'piIE sufccriber respectfully informs
1 citizens of Camden and vicinity, that
HAS ON HAND,
A full and complete assortment of 1
WARE, aud is constantly
MANUFACTURING.
He will sell cither at
WHOLESALE OR RETAIL,
as low as the same articles can be bought
Charleston or elsewhere.
Roofing, Guttering,
AND
JOB WORK,
of every description, promptly attended
r Grateful for past patronage, he respectl
ly solicits its continuaucc. Don't misti
the place.
BRONSON'S TIN *H0:
B. D. BRONSON
Get. 0. tf.
J. W. RODGERS;
COMMISSION
AND
FORWARDING MJSRCHAA
CAMDEN, S. C.
LIBERAL advances made on consignnv
Sept. 2C, t
KERSffiAW-In Equit
John Thompson, "]
C. L. Dye, Exccutws, Bill to sell la
vs ) to pay- de
D. D. Usaery, & &c.
J. R. Magill, Trustees, J
| N pursuance of a decretal order passed
" h ancel'or Johnson, in obove stated &
It is ordered that the creditors of Johr
Kirkland, deceased, be enjoined and restr;
ed from pursuing their actions atlawaga
the complainants C. L. Dye and John Tho
son, in this behalf- The said creditors
hereby notified to produce and establish tl
demands against the < s'nte of the said J
P. Kirkland, deceased, before tho Comt
sioner in Equity* at his office, on or bel
the first day of June next, or be debat
from all benefit of said order.
J. D. DUNLAP, C. E. K. I
June 27, lyn
V
GREGG'S HISTORY
OF THE
"OLD CHE RAW'S."
By Rt. Rev. Alex. Gregg, D-'
Bishop of the Protestant Episcopal Chut
Texas, mil formerly Rector of St. David'
Cfturcli at Chcraw, S. C.
g-Sy For sale at this OlRce, and at ]
YOU G'S Book-store .
S. A. BENJAMIN,
Auctioneer pd Conr ssio
MBB.CECANT,
CAMDEN, S. C.
AVill ^tead to all business entrusted to,
?ayet in 5tellii\g Real Estate or property of
descriptive. He has large rooms forstor
Quods, and Rooms to let. He will rect
Goods on consignment.
?3?*Auctio^ Sales attended to in any f
of .he District. Jun. S
DR. T jr wORKMAl
OFFERS his professional services to
' c.itizens of Camden and vicinity.
Office immediately above BALM'S st(
entrance on Rutledge street,
n el8 tf
Medical Nptice.
DR. D. L. DkSAUSSURE has rcsun
the practice of Medicine. Office in
rear part of Dr. Zcmp's Drug Store.
January 9^ t
Notice to Trespassers.
VLL persons are forbidden to trespass
our Lands, by huntipg, fishing, or
any manner whatever. The law will
rigidly enforced against offenders.
JAML3
E. B, CANTEY.
H, C. SALMONI}.
April, 2?,
W. K WITHEBSPOON |
AUCTIONEER I
RESPECTFULLY infoms his friends and?. |j
the puUjs generally, that lie oontinnoa: h
the sale or nil kinds of property at 'Auction. j|
He will attend sales any where in Rersh&T7>' M
District, and his charges shall be as lo,w a it.-. J
is possible. His services shall be satisfactory. W
or no clwrge will be made. Dec, 21
?L 8. MEROKEYs
A uctioneer,
1U? JILL attend in person to thc selling of a*;
h- T ? species, of property at public sale, eith-.
r# cr in Camden. or sucfoundjiDg country. ' Per-. ^
7 sons liavujg property of nny desflriptk.t t<x
dispose o?. and wieh my services, will be waitU
ed on by giving nw timely notice. My ohnrgc*,
id for services rendered wiU he in keeping mitln
the times. . t *
J1 Oct. 26,?tf. "
WM. M.SHANNON,
et tTTOK.II Y AT LAW At hOUC>.
, J'l'OR IX EQUITY. i
An;/... ?t n-_i.
vuivv ab xjx auwu -lhiua. ^
Sept. 7, -' 8m.
J. B. KERSHAW,
.ITTOItNGV -AiW> SOLICITOR. ' * '
N. B.?Cases in Bankruptcy. sod. other- '
business in the Federal Courts, will jeceiTe-. :
a? prompt attention. ?
Office. Broad Street, immediately opposite,
the JOURNAL Office, Camden, S. C.
Aug. 25?tf. /
I M. DAVIS, , ^
ATTOII JrV AT Llf.
B59U. Office, That formerly occupied by Wm..
M. Shannon. : > '
August 4?tf.
>, ' JD.DUNLAP, '
' ATTORNEY AT LlJlV.
? ? l ' * I.'. * 1
'' Office tit the Court House, Camden, S. C.
Dec. 22 f v. ' ; :!' ly.
t! . W. L. DEPASS, >
Attorney at Law
'JJ ANDlSc lIQi^ORJJS LCIQ1Y-.
Office, Broad Street, one door above the Mnrr
btiittl 'tflU Ktillftliiff 4Vva?**?rto.,l? aaakmimI Vw'
-Vfii* ?*-v wuituiu^ zvimvtijr uwupicu. UT
, J. M. Guyle, Cuindtn, S. C.,1 " ;t
'IN Will practice in ail the United Stoics Courts.
{^"Particular attention given in all cases
of Bankruptcy. '
CHESNUT & WORKMAN,
(JAS. CHESNUT, "W.'H. R. WoKKMAjij) ?
in Attorneys at Late,
And Solicitors in Equity. i
WILL practice in the Courts of RerfeHayr m
and adjoining Districts. Business,entrusted
to them will meet with prompt and carotyt
attention. W
Office, at present, above the store of Baum,.
to. Bro. &Co. March 28.
ful- ???- 'ke
State of South Carolina.
_ Kershaw District* m
r IN'THE COMMOJT PLEAS, 1
Bank of Camden, 8. C., \ ?
" . Je?e Kilg?;. jl A^? > "
11' IIEREAS, the plaintiff did on the 9th
v of Angust file his declaration against
the defendant, who (as it is said) is absent
from and without the limits of this State,
rm and has neither wifo nor' attorney known
IJ-' within the same, upon whom a copy .of the
said declaration might be served. It is therefore
ordered, that the said defendant do a'pcnt
pear and plead, to the said declaration, on ort
' before the 10th day of August, which will bein
the year of our Lord, one thousand eight ?
? hundred and sixty-eight, otherwise final
y and absolute judgment will then given and
* awarded against him.
W.CLYBUBN, c. c. p. t o. ?.
nds Clerks Office, K. D. ...
bts, Sept. 6. r lym.
) r i ) '
State of South Carolina,
M KERSHAW DISTRICT.
> *. IN THE COMMON PLEAS, ;'
The Bank of Cam.de*, 8. C. vs. Thos. P. Balard,
Declaration in Foreign Attachment,
n,P" WHEREAS, The Flaiatiff did on the Stth
day of July, 18C7, file his declaration a- /
jir gainst the defendant, who (as it is said) is
?.in absent from ,and without the limits of this
"1S* State, and has neither wife nor. attorney''or*
known within the some, upon whom a copy
Ted of the said declaration might be served; it.is,
therefore ordered, that the said defendant'
do appear, and plead to the said declaration,
' on or before the 28th day </t July next,
which will be in the year of our Lord one
thousand eight hundred and sixty eight, otherwise
final and absolute judgment will then,
be given and awarded against him.
W. CLYBURN, c, c. r. & a. >.
Clerks Office, Kershaw District, 1
Ang.?e81y. " " ?
cb! SOUTH CAROLINA,
* KERSHAW DISTRICT.
D.r- IN TIIE COMMON PLEAS.
Bank of Camden, S. C., ")
and WilliamS. EUerbe, 1 Declaration ia
vs. f attuchmeut.
Adkinson & Shepperson, J
^ "1X7 HER "'AS, the plaintiff did on the 2nd .
YV day of September, file his declaration
against the defendant who (as it iB said) ia
absent from und without the limits of this
bis stato. has neither wife nor attorney known
. ;. wi.lhia the same, upon whom a cop^r of the
said dfl^ratign might be served: It is thereto
(ore ordered, tiijit thp said defendant do appear
and. plead, t'o the said decoration, on or
?art before Hie 3d'dpjr of Septrwb'er, Yi hich ^ritt
! be in the year of bur Lord, one tfydusanci
eight hundred and sixty eight-,' ofhc'rwise fiW"
nal and absolute judgment wiB, then be awarded
against them. W.'CLYBUItN,
th? Sept. 5,?lym. C. C. P. & Q. S.
;ro Notice.
A LL persons indebted to me for work done
J\ since the war, will please come forward'
nnd settle, as I am very much in need or
money, I also take this opportvnity otin-'
'Jj . forming the public, that no more worls wut
be delivered exceept for cash. A \
Nov. 21?tf." F.J. OAK8.
.
r Notice.
oq fllHE undersigned having been appointed
in t Agent, of the Washington, Jefferspaf
be Fire Insurance Company, (Scottsville, Va.)
' aprf'Union Fire Insurance Company, (BaUi-*1
more, Md.) Informs the pu^lib :tbat br i*
prepared to take risRs against IpfacS by fire'
on the most reasonable terns. " . *
Jin. 1 ff.'t, BsPAl?.
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