^
THE JOURNAL.
Camden, February 4,18G9
*' ' " "T"r> A- OO.U ..f (.nit.
I>1 AliK1 Eii;.?un me iom m v unwary,
1869, by the Rev. J- K. Rodders,
M.. C. D. Gardiner, of Marion County,
to Miss Jon ana, daughter of the
late Joseph Lock hart, ot Kershaw.
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COTTON QUOTATIONS.
Cam h n, Feb. 4.?2G a 28.
Charleston, 3.?27 a 28 1 4.
New York, 3 ?30
Liverpool, 3.?12 l-4d.
VALE.vmm
.' blAIUES AND ALMANACS,
for 1869.
"SCHOOL BOOKS.
y*or beginners and advanced classes.
vv ? I T> . T.l 1 i
Uay J300K8, raper, xjiiveiupw, i v-uo,
Pencils, Ink.
Knhes, Scissors, Razors, Straps,
AND
FANCY GCODS,
J. A. YOUNG.
Feb. 4. 2t.
TOWN TAXESTHE
Books for receiving Returns, and
for the collection of TOWN TAXES
for the year 18G0, are now open at the
Council Chamber, and will remain open
until the 6rst of April All those who
do not make their rctarus by that tiiue
will be double taxed.
By order Council*,
W OLYBLTRN. Clerk.
Feb. 4. "" ' tf
UNITED STATES
OF
AMERICA.
SOUTH CAROLINA DISTRICT,
IN BANKRUPTCY.
In the mailer of John L. Joues, BankB-iukrupt.
7x whom it m-ij/ Concern:
IN pursuance of orders by lion. YiT.
J CIaw.?on. R-bister, made in the
above case, I wil' sell at pub ic uUtery.
tit Camden, S. 0., belbro the Cmui
House, on Wednesday, tlie 2!th Febluaty,
A D 18U9, the following property,
to wit:
One Tract of LAND, at Liberty
Hill, in Kershaw District, coutninitig
twenty-eight acres umre or less, bound
ed north by lands ot R. B. Cunningham,
south by John Brown, east by
Sarah Hudson and petitioner, west by
\Vylio Patterson.
AT.SO?=:?ik
c ilis interest in >ix norcs of L\ND
^ ""lit*Liberty Hill, ih "Kershaw County.
B bounded North and cast by \Vylic PatW
tdw<?n South by Johu Browu, west by
" petitioner.
Terms, Cash. Purchaser to pay for
papers and stamps.
- J. M. GAYLE,
Assignee for J. L. Jones.
Feb. 4. ~ 3t
mediate vi dutiiiivattiiiiiii*
^ KERSHAW COUNTY.
7>y J. f. Sutherland, Jwiye of Pet*
b ttc.
WtlHllKAS, James M. Davis made
suit to me, to grant liinj Letters
of Administration da bonis non bf the
Estate ind effects or William L Mc^aa:
i the ^E are therefore to cite and adf
monish all and singular the kindr d
and Creditors of the said \V. L. McCaa
^ deceased, that tliey be and appear, before
me, in the Court of Probate to be
held at Catud? h on the 12th of February
next, after publication hereof, at
11 o'clock in the forenoon,#io shew cause
if anjr they have, why the said Admini&tratioa
should not be granted.
Given under my hand, this twentyninth
day of Jauuary, Anno Doming
? 1809. . .
r j. f. Sutherland, j p.
Published on the twentyninth day
of January 1889, in the 93 year of
the Independence of the United States
of A merica.
Feb. 4: 2t.
The State of Souih-CartiHna,
^ KERSHAW COUNTY.
B Jin J. F. sutilknt.ant>. .Tuth'P. nf P.-o
\ ba'e.
WHEREAS, D. P. Bush made suit
to me, to grant liira Letters of
Administration of the Estate and effects
of John Brown.
T11ES12 are therefore to cite and admonish
all and singular the kindred und
Creditors of the said John Brown deW
ceased, that they be and appear before
me, in the Court of Probate, to be held
pF at Cauiden on the 12th of February,
next, after publication hereof, at 11
V o'clock in the forenoon, to shew cause,
if any they have, why the said AdminI
? tration should not be granted.
Given under my hand, this twentyeighth
day of January Anno Domini,
I18G9.
J. F.' SUTHERLAND, J. P.
Published on the twenty-eighth day
of January 18G9, in the ninety-third
year of the independence of the United
States of America.
* Feb. 4. 2t.
! SARDINES, OYSTERS.
LOBSTERS and CRACKERS,
For sale by D. C- KIRKLEY.
ii in i ? i mm rarmri w i
i Ti-rniJTiiTPN'ft I
CAtMSBKK. ,
EARLY next week we shall open at 1
the Journal Office, our usual supply
of STRING GARDEN SEEDS,
consisting of?
BEANS?Early Valentine, Early Ycl- Jlow
Six Weeks, Early Mohawk, large
and small white Lima.
BEETS?Extra Early Turnip, Early ^
Blood Turnip, Long Blood, Long
Smooth Blood. Swiss Chard. y,
C 0 11 N?Mammoth Sugar, Adams' in
Early. sa
CABBAGE?Early York, Large Ear- nu
ly York, Early Ox Heart, Early Bal- ^
tcrsea, Early Dutch, Early Drum- 3;<
licau, H. iriy \\ mningstaui.
Large Late Dhluihcad, Late Flat ^
Dutch, Green Glazed. j j
CRESS?Broad Leaved. j*
C UC U M BEIt?1'arlj K'dssian, White an
Spined. Early Frame, Long Green. fa'
CARROT? Long Orange:
EGG PLANT?Improved New York. ^
IIERBS?Sage, Siimnicf Savory. ex
KOHLRABI?Vienna.
LETTUCE?Ice Drumhead. 1,1
MELONS?Kutnicjg, Cauteldpo, Ice IlC
on
Cream. fr(
MUSTARD?Brown, Rape. bo
0 N I 0 N SETS?Silver Skin, Large "h
Red, White Onion Seed. r?'
< HvIlA-?Improved Dwarf;
PA RSNl P?Guernsey.
PEPPER?Sweet Mountain, (fine for ?
Pickles )
PEAS?Extra Early Daniel O'Rourke, -|Bis'mp's
Long Pod, Blue Dwarf Im
perial Champion of England. yo
RADISH?Long Scarlet Slmrt Top. v''
Scarlet Turnip. ,llf
SALSIFY 3UI
SQUASH?Early White Bu-h.
TOMATOES?LaigcSmooth Bed, Fcjce
Island.
SPRING TURNIPS?Early Red Top, Tf
tl't *. 111 ^
nmtci-iat. 0f
l-\b 1 tf in
SHKKIFFS SALKS. 2
Sueim ff's Office, At
Camdkn, S. 0., Feb 3, 18J!).
BV virtue of Sundry Writs of fi. f!/.
to mc directed and Indeed, I will
proceed to .? 'I on tho fir<t Monday. if
being the- Gr*t day of March next, in
front of the t'ourt Ibmse in Oamd- ii,
within the legal lows of sdc, the fob \\*
lowing mentioned and do.-criUd property,
to-wit:
One tract of Land in Kershaw Coun- t?
ty, lying on both sides of Hi?r Lynches ?il:
t'reck, adjoining lands of Hnrrel l!al<>c, to
William Ad.tins, I} cone S'Wcll and pn|
01Hem SoW'dl, containing four hundred pu
and sis (40C) acres moreorl-ss. Levied pr,
upon as ilie property of Michael Mun- on(
go, deed , at t he suit of J no It. Welsh. t|1(
also _ th(
The interest of John 15 Pony in a ^ .
tract of Land situated in KcrshaW Cl)1
County. upon the waters of the Wa- },,,
teree Itivor, bounded On the South by so
lands of Emaniiel Parker, on the west as
by lands of HiggerS Mobley, on the ,.8t
not tli by lands of the estate of Wm L. tec
Pickett, dee d., and on the east by the bet
said Waterce river, containing three tin
t (w .ii.n i.<1 / 'J MfWl\ nnr/io iitAph mp lrt_-d
IIIWU-UMU j uvito iiiuiv iu^g.
llis interest consisting of an c.-tate in tin
remainder, after the expiration of seven
years fioni the 7th of December last. cri
Levied upon as the property f Jdhri E Ja
Deny, at the suit of John 31. DeSaus- ?
sum, Trti.-tcc.
ALSO
One tract of Lund, situated in the
County of Kershaw, lying ou both sides
o! Little Lynches Creek, and one mile
below Ilouuh's Bridge, botirldcd by by
lands of Mrs. Luviua Hough, estate of of
Thomas J. Olybnrn, estate of John Col- att
clcugh, Matthew Wist, estate of James scr
Turner, Freeman, et al. Levied upon wi:
as tin1 property of Thomas P. Ballard C.'
at the suit of the Bank of Camden, S.
C.
ALSO ?
Ja^ob L. Ilcgnn's interest in one
tract of Land sit Unfed in Ivor-haw county,
on Flat Branch, waters of Twenty
five Mile Croekj bounded by lands of T!
C ayt' n Wiilianis; Jas. Grig-by, lltinry
Smith, and east and north by lands
of T 10111:18 Sessi >09. Levied upon as
the property of Jacob L. Ilogan,at the
Suit of James Motley.
ALSO _
One Tract of Land lying on the waters
of Big Lynches Creek, bounded by O
land? of Geo. P. King, J. E. King and
Dr. B. S. Lucas, containing Eight
V 111 1 t ?1
11 ur urea Acres, inure or less, jjcviea |
upon ns the property of Daniel Gardner, ^
at the suit of A A. MrKain, Adm'x .
of W.J. MeKain, deceased.
Terms GASH, j urchasers paying for
stamps and papers.
J. P. BOSWKLL,
Sheriff, K. 0.
Feb 4. 4t
probate; notice.
EX ECUTORS, Administrators, Trus
| tecs and Guardians who have neglected
to make their Annual It (turns to
this office, according to law, will heal- an
lowed to d'?so during the present month. 1>
All who fail to comply will be tli
ruled to show cause.
J. F. SUTHERLAND, J. P.
Probate Office, Feb. 2. 4t
SA LB
OF
iTaluable Real Estate,
Under Decree in Equity,
D. Kirkpatrick, Aduci'r. vs. James
Chcsnut, et.?!.
Petition to sell Lund, ?fec.
IN obedience to an order directed to
D. Dunl?p Receiver in above 6iated
use, wo will sell bef'oro the Court
onso in Camden, on the first Monday
March next within the legal hours of
Ic, all the Real Estate of John Chcsit,
deceased, lying on Sanders Creek
d Camp Branch, on cast side of Waree
River in Kershaw County, cod
sting of six thousand acres uiore or
> *, bounded by and adjoining lands of
. H. Canley, 11. 0. Snhnond, J. II.
augh'n and others Tins said tract of
id, with a valuable mill scat thereon,
irtly cleaned and uhdrr cultivation,
d partly heavily timbered, suitable
r Agricultural and turpentine farms,
II be t?oH in small and convenient parIs.
Plats of said lands in the possesMi
Of J. J). Dunlap, Receiver, can be .
ainincJ by all persons desiring.
TERMS.?So much cash as ftill pay
c costs ofthcscprocccdii.ps and exnscs
of sale, balance on u credit of
<?, two and three years, tfith interest
tin date, payable annually, secured by
ttd, g"od sureties and a mortgage of
c premises sold. j'Uriihnscrs to pay
r stamps, papers and recording.
J. I>. DUNLAP, Kecetvcr.
J. P. JIGS WELL, Sheriff.
Feb. 4: . . 4t
mm Iff m "f* n __
iVJLUiSo, MlUes.
WILL be in Camden on Monday
nest, 8th inst., with a drove of fine,
ttng,'broke MULLS, to which I in.e
the attention of all parties who
iy he in want of good stock at reaiuble
prices.
J. A. ARM STII0X0.
Feb 4. It
~]'.KSI'0NST BLK
AGENTS WANTED
) dispose of guirantcos fur the sale
Landed and other valuable property
different paits of the United Slates. 1
i fits very liberal, ?nle8 easily effected, |
d no loss of time from other business.
Idrc-s J T. MI LI,Ell & CO. ,
liox 4, V. 0. J'ort Dep sit, Mil.
Jiniiiuiy _8. 8t
KATIOXAL FAMILY
SEWING MACHINE.
AUK AD OF ALI7 COMPETITION
A11 u vXTKD ro:t FLY K Y LA IIS. !
i
AT the pr-sent time :t is nnnecessary '
set lotili the practical utility of the '
wing Machine, and the advantages
? fi-i.
de Uoriveu inun lis use. jii? prw
l age lias been prolilic o!'inventions, <
t that of the Sowing Machine stands i
; eniiiuMii. Every family should have ]
j, and the only question is, which is
I best, cheapest, and bfest. ad; J)tC(I tO '
j wants of the community." The 1
vtionaIj sewing machine ;
nbines tlie ?0od qualities of all Scwr
Machines heretofore made, and is
Simplified in mechanical construction
to be manufactured utthc very lowprice:
By discarding all toniplica1
machinery, a perfect machine has
2u produced, so simple i!i its opcran
aS to be readily understood by all.
The above Machines are for sale at j
2 store of J. S. Cloud, in Camden, I
trrc one of theni may be seen in op- ]
ition. ,
n. 28 - tf.
REMOVAL,
M. BISSEL, Dentist.
HAS removed to the dwelling owned
Mrs. Francis Lcc; oue door North
his former residence, where he will .
end to all requiring his professional 1
vices at prices that will meet the |
dies of his patients. His tenus arc <
LSII jn all cases.
Broad Street, Camden, S 0.
Jan. 28 tf. i
PIEDMONT
LIFE wrnm COMPAXY.
tc most Popular Company in (he
tinted Slates.
H. S. GRAY, Agent.
Office at the Court House.
January 20. lm
TOY IiSj_STOYESr
The cheapest and best
OOKIfli# S'l'OVF.S
RE kept constantly on hand by J.
GOODALE, dealer in
rOVES,
TIN WARE,
SHEET IRON,
WIRE, &C.
?A i ...? i ii i r ..
rronipt attention to an oracrs tor
1*1 N , HOOKING,
GUTTERING,
STOVE PIPES,
SHEET I HON,
and TIN WARE,
id all work pertaining to tlie TIN
USINESS, promptly attended to on
o most reasonable TERMS.
J. H. GOO DALE,
3d door north II. M. Kcunedy's.
Dec. 24. 2u?.
??b?? ?? sgygg
" ClIESNUT'S MILL.
THE subscriber respectfully informs
the citizens of Camden, that he is run
ningaCAllT to and from the above
MILL, and will take Con free of
charge. The best meal and grits guaranteed1.
JOS. GOODALE.
Jan. 23" tf.
UNITED STATES
OF
* "? *" -T-1 T-? T XN 4
A. 1VI Hj Li, J_ VJ .
SOUTH-CAROLINA DISTRICT.
IN BANKRUPTCY.
In the matter of Silas Ingram , BankIrdpL
IN pursuance of orders made in the
above cause, I will sell at public outcry,
before the Court House in Camden,
on Friday the 2'Dth day of February,
prox., to the highest bidder, the following
property, to-wit:
One TRACT of Land, in Ohc8tcr6cld
County, fcontaining one hundred acres,
more or lcs3, bound on the East by
lands <*f Estate of John Leach, on the
Went, by (he Brewer Gold mine and
Jaui& Catledge's lands and South, by
Big Lynches Creek, and on the North
by P. Ogburne's land.
AT.sn
One TRACT of Land in Lancaster
County, containing fifty acres, more or
less, bound on tie North by Dr)
Creek, on the East by lands of George
Phillip's land.
also ...
bne TRACT of Land in Lancaster
County, containing twenty-fire acres
more or loss, bound by lands of Jonl
Chillips, on the East, South by hinds
of Robert Gardner, West by Miles
Gnrdner, North by William Gardner's
lands.
TERMS CASIT, purchaser to pay
fur stamps and papers.
J. M. GAYT/E,
Jan. 28?3t. Assignee.
~1.\ EftUITY?RershaWi
W. 7i Leitner, Adtn'r., vs. Lula War- i
reu, T. W. PegucS, bi at. !
BILL.
IN yursuance of an ord<r made, in the i
ibove case, JnHuary 15 186D, the |
creditors of Thomas J. Warren, decased,
arc required to prove their cluims |
bcfoie me on or before the first day of '
May next, or be debarred lh)n) all bunc- t
lit of any decree to be made in this case. ,
J. T. HAY, l
Jan. 28.?td Receiver.
SEW PICTORIAL READERS, i
ELL sui'cd os useful and apreeuhle
V f companions to children at home or in
lie school-room; prepared under the supervision
of Pred.. J. L. REYNOLDS. D. D . of
he S. C. UnJVcrsity, who is acknowledged as
'tninen'ly fit'Tor such a ?nsk s
licynnld ' Npw Pictorial 1st Render* 40 ,
2d ' CO ,
' " 3d " 90 .
" 4 b " 1.35 t
Also in preparation, School llis'ories ol (
?ouih Carolinn, Norih Citr-dinn a.id Georgia,
n separate volmncft, rtbout 75c. or SI cacli, '
vr nei in familiar style by Prof. J. VV. DA- ]
vipsoN. A. M.
Also, a scries of handsomely Lithographed
Writing Bboks, in five numbers, 25c. each or
32 per dozen* Fxr half the retail price, copies .
if any ol the above will.be pent to teachers
.vho may desire to examine them.
DUFF IE &. CHAPMAN. I
Booksellers, Columbia, '5. C. i
Jan 21. tf. (
MANSION HOUSE, '
CAMDEN, S. C.
nEPOI'TS have been circulated, that ntv
, 11 ( J USE was closed up, and thai 1 hail
eti Camden. I beg leave to in'orm the pubic,
that they arc untrue. Travellers will find
CLEAN nnd COMFORTABLE ROOMS, n
HOOD TABLE, and every altehiion requisite
io their comfort. '
Try me and see for yourselves. STABLES
in good order. Charges Reasonable. 1
E. G. ROBINSON, Proprietor. '
Jan 21. Itn
mo REWARD. ;
SCAPED from Jail on Thursday the 14th
!i inst.. DAVID WHITE, alias DAVID
CuOPER, convicted of Bigamy. Said
\\ bite, ulioij Cboper. is about 5 feet, 7inches
high, light hair, fair fcotHplcxion arid blue
eyes. Is an Irishman bv birth, but speaks
i he English Lnngitnge well.
The above Reward will be paid for his np- ,
prehension, or lodged in any jnil where I can
get him. , J. P. BOSWELL,
Jah 21?4t S. K. C.
/^t TPi A T?T7tO
THE subscriber lias a few vines of the
Madeira, Catawba and Black Hamburg
(Jrape, which he will sell cheap. For
further particulars, apply at the Journal
office.
CEORGE DIETZ.
January
Cattle, Cattle.
Or A HE-D of CATTLE wanted
/vOU Apply to
BAUM BRO.
December 1. tf,
CANE SEATED CHAIRS.
PERSONS having Cane Chaii.? that
require re-bottoming, can have it
done in a neat and substantial manner,
at a low price for cash, by applying to
M. BUTTON.
Dec, 31. tf
WHISKIES, HRANDIE8,
WINES AND GIN,
AS CHEAP A2 THE CHEAPE2T,
AND AS GOOD AS THE BEST;
Sold in quantities to suit customers,
FOIl THE CASII, by
Dee.?. D.O.KIRKLEY,
ItEMOVAI,
GBOCEBIESTPMIHONS!
HE subscriber havi-lp removed liis Store
to tb.* stand next above the Market, nnd added
lirgcly to his stock, is n^w offering to
tbcpuliea
CHOICE SELECTION OF ,
FAMILY A.YD FAXCY fROCEBIES,
To which he respectfully'invites the attention
of purchasers, <
Thankful for the liberal patronage hcre(o j
fore extended to him, be promises to "use
every effort to sec ire its continuance, assuin<r
the public that every thing he offers 1
shall be of the best quality, mill bis prices as I
reasonable as possible.
Terms Cash, ,. <
C. NOELKIN.
January 21. if
Shoes! Shoes!
THE subscriber has on band a good J
stock of Ladies' and Gentlemen's
SHOES, i
which he is selling at very low prices lie
is gratified to know that his Shoes
have given satisfaction to all who have r
purchased of hiin.
Terms, Cash.
C. NOELKIN. ]
January 21. tf <j
ANNUAL MKETING -J
op the s
STOCKHOLDERS s
f#
of the 1:
South Carolina R R. Co,, F
and op the q
Southwestern R, R. Bank <i
HE Annual Meeting of the STOCK- <]
HOLDERS of the above Institution^
will be held in the City of Charleston on the
necond Tuesday in February next, the 9th of ll
that month. Place of meeting. Hall of thb q
Southwestern Rail Road Bank; in Broad-st. ,
Honrof convening, 11 o'clock, A. M. \
On the day following, Wednesday, tlie 10th t
here will be an election held at the same a
place, between the hours ol 9 A. M., and 3
I'. M.. for FIFTEEN DIRECTORS of i,ie ,
Rail Road Company and THIRTEEN DI- b
RECTORS of the Bunk. A Committee to h
verify Proxies will ntierid.
Stockholders will he passed as usual, over .
he Roud, to and from the Meeting, free of b
hnrgc, in accordance with the resolution of si
1854. J. R. EMERY,
Jan 21,-31. Secretary.
b
South-Carolina R. R. Co. h
AND ?
SOUTH WESTERN R. R. BANK- 3
'uir- 0
rIIK attention of the Stockholders of e:
he above Institutions is respectfully
:allci to the following lltwolufion adop- ft
e l at the Auuual Meeting, February
Loth 1S()7: ri
"Rrsrjlveil, That hereafter, new pros- b
cs shall be required at each Annual
.Meeting, ri
And notice is hereby given, that h
proxies will not be available at the noxt
Meeting, (Oth and 10th prox.,) unless h
;ach signature is stamped with a ten C
;euts Internal Ecvcnye Stamp.. o
JOHN \T. STOCK, a
L. C. HENDRICKS, '
A. W. BURNETT. e;
Committee to verify Proxiep. 1
Jun. 28. 2t 31
WAN DO FERTILIZER. ?
r|^lIEWando Mining and manufacturing s
JL Company offers to the Planters and Farmers
of the South their FERTILIZER,
mown as the
WANDO FERTILIZER, t
nrliich the experience of the past season has ?
proved to be one of the most valuable in our 11
market. It has fbr ito bits* the hiaterials t
Iroin the I'hosphnte Beds of the Company on j
Ashl y River, and is prepared at their works
at. the
EAST END OF HASEL STREET, 11
in this city In order to guarantee its uniformity
and maintain its high standard, the
Company has* made arrangements with the V
distinguished Chemist, Dr. C. U.SHEPARD,
Jr., who carefully analyzes all the nmmonirical
and other material purchased by the
Company, and the prepared I
FERTILIZER, \
before being offered for sale. The Company ^
is resolved to make an article which will prove
to he a complete manure, and give entire satisfaction.
]
For terms, circulars and other information. ^
apply to
WM. C. DUKES & CO., Agents, 1
No. 1, South Atlantic Wnarf, 1
CHARLESTON, S. C. I
Jan. 14, 3nt. (
Hill. I. Ill It US & iu., ;
COTTON FACTORS
AND
c
General Commission Merchants,
South Atlantic Wharf,
CHARLESTON, S. C.
Consignments of Cotton, Rice, &.c? re- (
spcctfttlly solicited, and liberal advances made
.Hereon* Jan. 14?3tn
(
COTTON GINS. *
T CONTINUE to ninke Cotton Gins, and '
repair them and all kinds of Machinery,
Also, Taming in Wood and Iron.
R. J. McCREIGIIT.
Dec. 24. tf.
UNDERTAKING.
JAM prepared to make plain, stained and
varnished 6r covered COFFINS.
By promptness and dispatch, I hope to receive
a part of the patronage in that line.
R. J. McCREIGIIT.
Dec it. tf
' TO. i
FARMERS IPUIHH.
Improve your soil permanently!
?
BY using ZELL'S AMM0NIATED
BONE SUPER PHOSPHA1E, for
Cotton, Tobacco, Corn, Oats, Wheat)
Rjc, Potatoes, Turnips, Grass &c.
This is f s quick and active, as Porilviau
Guano, and coiumchds.Usolf ubove
- A 1- - - !??/. mmn Mm . Cn ? ??-, f\y rtn/i
jwiur Huuiut;ia; iw w?v ituuiu , <MJU
planter.
For certificates of its efficiency, call
it our store, and you will find such
'rora parties at home, as well as abroad.
We will sell tliiB fertilizor fit nianiiacturers
prices. BAUMBROS,
Jan. 14?2m. Agtrs.
llOBT. MURE & GOOM
MISSION MERCHANTS,
CHARLESTON; S. C: 3X.GENTS
CHARLESTON AND LIVERPOOL
STEAMSHIP ^INE., . .
Advances made on shipmertti of Cotton,
lice and Nnval Stores to Fortiffch And Dt>neatic.Portss
._ f , ,, /
AN ORDINANCE
ro RAISE SUPPLIES FOR THE YEAR
1869.' "iU; J':J
3E IT ORDAINED, by -the Intehiant
and Wardens of the Town of
3amden, South Carolina', in Cbnncil
Assembled, and by authority of thp
amo, that the following Taxes be, and
rc hereby assessed for the current year,
["hat is to say i ''77
Fifty Cents per One Hundred Dolurs
on the assessed valuo of all lm roved
Town Lots, and one half, of one
ler cent, additional on the value tjieref
for a Well Tax, not to exceed two
lollars on any ono Lot.'
Twenty-five cents per One Hundred
)ollars on all Sale& of goods, wares and
iierehandizc within the said Town, dating
the year one thousand bight hiin!red
and sixty eight. /
Fifty cents per Ode iHbndFed DoH
err on the net income ou factorage;
mployments, faculties abd professions*
including Dentistry) exercised witbtQ
he said Town withib the year last
foresaid.
Ten Dollars on each wngon ' drawrt
y four or uiore horses and let out for
ire. . .(
Five Dollars on each wagon drawd.
y four or more horses, and used excliiivcly
by the owner! '
Five Dollars on each wason drawny
two Or threo horses, and let otit.for
ire. : aw
Two Dollars and Fifty Cents pn each
agon drawn by two or three horses;
nd used exclusively by the owner.Two
dollars on each one hdree wagod
r cart let out for hire. . -
One Dollar and Twcnfy-Fivo Cents
n each one-hohso wagon or cart* used,
xclusivcly bv the owner.
Eight Dollars on each Omnibus; add
iur dollars' on each Hack; '
Two Dollars on each pleasure Car- .
age or Buggy or other vehicle drawn
y one horse. . r ,
Four Dollars on each pleasure Carnage
or Buggy drawn by more than one
orsei | ?
Said Tax to bo levied on all VgHicJefl^
uhiltiallv emnloved in the Town of
lamden, whether owned by a resident,
r hon-residenf, and whether draWU
horse or horses of other animals/ T
A Capitation Tux of Five Dollar*
ach on all male residents of the said ;
'own, between the ages of eighteen and.
ixty years.
Twenty-five Dullars per annum ;on
11 transient dealers in produce, purchtfing
for other markets. .
One Dollar for every dog owned or
ept. within the said Town. .
A Tax of not less than five or more
han ten dollars per week, payable in
dvanec, on all non-residents engaged
n selling goods bysampleor otherwise/ he
actual Amount to be paid by each/
o be assessed by the Tax (jrollector.
Fifty Dollars for a License for keeping
a liilliard Tabic.
A Tax of Five Dollars on all honesidents
engagpd in retailing TobaCed '
rithin the corporate limits. ,, :i , _ 7
One Hundred and Sixty Dollars per
nnum for a License to retail Spirituous
.liquors within the said Town;to be
>aid quarterly in advance, and said Li-!
icnsc not to be granted for a. less? term
ban twelve months. _ r
Fifteen Dollars for an auctioneer^
license; and in each and every case
vhcro a Liocnso is requirctPKy thf3 '
Act, an additional charge of five dol* 4
ars for the Clerk of Council shall be
jaid by the party applying for sueh Li:cn.?e.
..
From Ten tc/ Twcnty-fi-fc Dollars on
ill public Shows and entertainment^ '
or hire, except those for a charitable
jurpose, for each (lay, daring- which
he same may be exhibited or kept'
>PCI1.
A Fine of uot less than Ten Dollars
or each offence for forging any Dills of
Orders on the Corporation.
All Returns fur Taxes to be made ori
>ath without distinction of persons.
That all Ordinances and parts of Orlinauces
repugnant thereto, be, and the ,
ianic are hereby renealed.
RATIFIED In Council, this thirty*
first da"y of December, in the year of
our Lord one thousand eight hundred
and sixty-eight, and in,, the ninety-*.;
third year of the Sovereignty and ,
dependence of the United. States of
America. *"'
A. A. MOORE,- '
In tend ant.
W. Clyburn, Clerk.
Jau 7. -4.