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POETRY. tor the camden journal. Mr. Editor: If you think the fol- ] Juwing squib worth a place in in jour poets corner, it is at jour service. Your's L. Cromwell to Charles. Tax! Tax! Tax! The bread from our children's hands And clothing from their Dacks, To give to vagabond's lands; But mark ! if a people desperate wax, j No tunning their vengeance withstands. Tax! Tax! Tax! J Thus did the first Caesar, of old, Despising citizens' lacks To patuper his partizans bold; ? * s * 1 P V But just wnen ne aeemea Dim saie irom attacks, ' t ilo fell;?as old authors have told. t 1 Tax! Taxi Tax! f c Art tliou less mortal than he ? Or can'st with gibbets and racks Inspire more terror of iheet t Beware I Take heed! for assuredly the r axe, c Is laid at the root of the treo. . a Estate Notice. 5 c All persons haying demands against ? the Estate of the late Mrs. Arabella E. J" Peay, are hereby notified to present the J same to me duly attested for payment, ^ and all persons in any way indebted to said Estate are required to make im- , mediate payment. c W It. NELSON", Qualified Ex'r. 6 Not. 4. 4t. Notice to Creditors. T IN E Q UIT Y-Kershaw. " W. W.Stokes vs. Jo. II. Stokes, admr. et ol.?Bill. I By decretal order passed in this caso, on the 24th September, 1869, it was Ordered, That all creditors having claims against the estate of Jno. Stokes deceased, should present the same before me on or before the first dev of January, next, or be barred from any benefit from the decree in this case. JOHN KERSHAW, ( Special Referee. Nuv. -J. 9t. THE I LANCASTER LEDGER. ' * <1 The attention of the business men of 2 Camden, is invited to this popular weekly, as a most desirable advertising d medium. L. circulated in EVERY SECTION ?f the County, and has a large subscription list in upper Kershaw. Contract advertising solicited. Terms easy. Address. D. J CARTER, Editor and Proprietor. Oct. 28. tf. PACIFIC GUANO COMPANY'S i COMPOUND Ad PHOSPHATE OF LIE ForOomposting with Cotton Seed. This article is manufactured at the COMPANY'S WORKS, under the direction and ^nperintcndecco of DrRavencl. It contains the same elements of ferrtlity as SOLUBLE PACIFIC GU- f ANO, except that it is not furnished with AMMONIA. It is prepared expressly for composting with cotton seed, S whinh furnishes the element of AM- J MONIA ; the object being to render s that side product of tho plantation available to the highest degree as an p element of fertility. For further and particular- information apply to the undersigned. ? J. N. ROBSON, o Agent for South Carolina, 1 & 2 Atlantic Wharf, Charleston. Ji'HN S. REESE JR , General Agent, Baltimore. Oct. 28. 3m. J BRODIE A CO., I FACTORS AND Commission Merchants, north Atlantic wharf. 1 Charleston. s- c. Liberal Advances made on> Consignments, r REFERENCES. i Andrew Simonds, Esq., President First National Bnnk. Charleston, S. C. Messrs. Cameron. Barkley & Co., Charleston, S, C* ? H. T. Peak, Esq., General Superintendent S. C. R. U. Charleston, S. C. Messrs. Gower, ^ Cox, Markley &. Co., Greenville, S. C. Hon. lame* Farrow, Spartanburg. S. C. Hon. BF Crayton. Anderson, S. C. JCrMaj. E. E, SILL is oi>r agent at Camden, and will make Prberal advances on Con- ( aignments to our house. 1 Sept. 63. 6m. "vinegar. WHITE WINE and UlDEli VlNii GAR, for Kile by HODGSON & DUNLAP. DEHALIt HOUSE, \ J. W. Rotlgcrs?Proprietor < CAMDEN, S-G CAROLINA v IM INSURANCE COMPANY OF MEMPHIS, TENN. OFFICE i .V 291, MAIN STREET, i a a r fl?oan nnr nw, ASSETS, $800,00C All Invested at the South. Encourage Southern Institutions This is a Southern Company, char ered by the Legislature of Tennessee fith a CAPITAL sufficient to make lcr roliable beyond a question and loing a strictly LIFE INSURANCE Business and ncue other. Profiting by he experience of older Companies and taving adopted the most liberal plans ogcther with rigid economy in our management, our success has exceedd our greatest expectations and has ilaced the COMPANY in a permanent nd reliable position. In its first two ears we have issued between i ritttv& 'HOUSAND and THREE THOUIAND FIVE HUNDRED POLICES, and our accumulations amount a EIGHT HUNDRED THOUSAND )OLLARS. 'res'dt, M. J. Wicks, President Memphis & Charleston R. R. rice Presd't, J. T. Pettit. cc'j, W. F. Boyle. references: Hon. G. A. Trcnholm, James H. Wilson and W. J. Magroth, of Charlea)u ; Hon. J. P. King, of Augusta. R. J. MAGILL, Gen'I Agent for S. C. >r. C. J. Shannon, Mcd.Eiaminer. Oet. 14. JOHN IZARD MIDDLETON, JOHN W. WILLIAMS, J. J. MIDDLETON, Cotton Factors and Commission Merchants, 7 SOUTH STREET. BALTIMORE, * ARTICULAR attention to sale oi !ottori, Rice and Southern Produce, nd to purchase cf Grain, Guano, and >lantatiou Supplies. Liberal advances against Bills La. ling. Oct. 7. 6m. P. P. TOALE, Charleston, S. C., Manufacturer of lOOitS, SASIIEJ, BL1SDS. HAYING the Larjrcst and most complete Factory in the Southern itates, and keeping always on hand a argc and roost complete stock of DOORS, SASHES, BLINDS, lash Poors, Store Doors, Shutters, doublings &c., &c., I am enabled to ell low and at manufacturers prices. N. B.?Strict attention paid to shipling in good order. Sweet Oil, 1TARCII, PEPPER and SPICES, f all sorts. For Sale by IIODGSON-& DUNLAP. BOOTS AND SHOES. I" ADIES, and Gentlemen's BOOTS I i -_J cirnva ?r .11 . 1:.: 1 I J uuu unviio, ui dii ijuuiiLii'D, auu f superior make and finish. For sale ow, by JAMES JONES. Feb. U. . tf NEW GOODS, WE would respectfully inform the citizens of Camden and the surounding country, that we aro receivngand rpening a LARGE and WELL SKLECTE OCK, consting of DRY GOO'DS, CLOTHING. SHOES AND BOOTS, Hardware, GROCERIES, &c, \11 of which have been selected with :are, and win oc suia at vuiti jluw jiices. ffgy- lly giving us a call before pur'ha>in<?. j<'U will save money. WITKOWSKY & 11 YAM3. 8ept. 16. tf (m ! DRUGGISTS AND Have on band and are constat DRUGS AND FANCY AND TOILET AH KEROSENE OIL'ANI Paints, Oils, Varnishes, Wine A] ALL OTHE1 Usually kept in oar line, all of which m ranted to be as represented, which we v anywhere in the State. * Mo7 6- .. t M' GRAND COMBINATION OP THE TWO Leaiii Life Insnrance tapes, THE PIEDMONT * AND ARLINGTON, Of Richmond, Va. Assets, 81,500,000 Policies issued in two years, over 8,000 THE Officers of the above Companies beg leave to return thanks to the public tor their very liberal support, having enabled f tbem to make such rapid strides?meet with such solid success, and would inform them j that for many reasons deemed politic and I prudent, these two Companies havecombined in one by the name above, and will in luture issue policies ss a new Company. ^ The Advantages of the Piedmont . and Arlington. It is confined to LIFE INSURANCE, only, snd does not mix with the uncertainty o! other business. The rights of Policy Holders will not be changed, but in every regard, remain as though the old Companies existed. Renewals of old Policies will be on the name of new Company as authorized bv respective Direc.?r. "THT. PIEDMONT AND ARLJNG TON" and the rates and loans and rights of all remain intact as in old policies. It has no useless restrictions on residence or travel; fully provides for the non-ferfeiiure of its policies and places all on fair equality as to occupation. It has aeclnred n dividend to its Policy Holders, the first Eighteen months ol 40 ptr cent and will pay dividend on ALL CASH POLICIES at the end of the first year. The late war taught many the heavy penalty of beirg separuted from the Home Office by the Companies forfeiting what had been paid and and refusing to reinstate the policies The PIEDMONT AND ARLINGTON provides against this IN HER POLICIES and all who may, by any mishap or revolution, j be seperated from the Olfice, the right to reinstate policies within one year after intervening cause is removed, or to be ENTITLED TO SAME RIGHTS AS T"> NON-FORFEITURE, AS THOUGH THE HINDERING CAUSE had never ex.sted, at the option i of the insured, so that no contingency can take from her POLICY HOLDERS their just rights. THIS IS DONE BY NO OTH ER COMPANY. It has paid nil its losses promptly, without watting for the NINETY days grace, and has never contested a claim. Parties contemplating insuring, are requested to examine our policies and compare them with ftther companies before insuring. The COMPANY has determined to establish a BRANCH OFFICE in SOUTH CAROLINA with President and Directors selected from Policy Holders of this State, which will give you all the advantages of a HOME INSTITUTION as all the Premiums rei ceived, will be left here and invested in your own State. The "PIEDMONT AND ARLINGTON" issues Policies en the Ordinary Life, Ten Annual Payment, Five Annual PaymeHls. .^inrvlo Pnvmanf P!n/Jnurmpnf -I/lint >,i fp Children's Endowment, Return Premium, , or any Table used by other Corwpainies. W. CLYbURN. Agent. Camden. S. C. J. R. STEGER. Gen'l Canvassing Agent. Dr. A. A. MOORE, Examining Physician. Oct. 7. 12m FINAL NOTICE. i ALEX. L. McDONALD, the old exJudge of Probate, is very desirous to collect his outstanding fees of office.. It is not altogether that he truly wants 1 then), but that he actually need* them Ho has been waiting patiently with people year after year, crop after crop, and with some on broken promises cntil be has ultimately come to the conclusion that long continued and protracted indulgence ceases to bear the appeMatioin of being termed a virtue. Personally, I wi'l be on DeKalb Street until the last of November next. All or any in arrfars with mo for fees can call and o.tiln ik.ir rnennriien dii <u kv Mck fir ntuiu IHbli !V*|fvv?Mv m*j vow.| V. if ea?h bo not immediately at command, by giving a negotiable note for a abort season. All my accounts not settled by the last of Novombcr, I will placo them in the hands of legal officials for collection. Oct. 7. 7. i * I, " b&bc f APOTHECARIES itly receiving fresh sopp ies of MEDICINES, HOLES, PERFUMERY, &G ) LAMPS, CHIMNIES, tow Glass, Puity, Brashes, At SD 3 A.RTICLES re h URE AND- GENUINE, and wai rill sell as cbcap as tbej can be bougb HODGSON & DUNLAP. ~ COWGE O? SCHEDULE. Charleston, Sept. 16, 1869. ON and after THURSDAY, Septe.n ber 16tb, the Trains of the S. C. R. R ?:n ? e.iu.. . TT1JI I UU (H IVIIUVT0 dat pas8kngeb. Leave Charleston 8 30 A. M Arrive at Angosta 4.45 P. M Leave Charleston ' 8.30 A. M Arrive at Columbia 4.40 P M Leave Auensta 8.00 A. M Arrive at Charleston 4 00 P. M Leavo Columbia 7.45 A. M Arrive at Charleston 4.00 P M camden and columbia?passenger Leave Camden 6.35 A. M Arrive at Columbia 11.00 A. M Leave Columbia 1.45 A. M Arrive at Camden 6.00 P. At Kates of freiirlit on Cotton from Cam den to Mew York, Philadelphia anc Baltimore by Steamers: p? r bnh From Camden to New York $ 5.2; " 41 44 Philadelphia 4.2' " " u Kaltimorc 3.5( H T. PEAKK, Gen. Snpt. By Jas. Jones, Agent. Sept 16. tf. NON-EX PLOSIVE KEROSENE OIL, til tc .u.. a,i ..j k- ?,, I II IU la (lie uual V11 ma'itj mm ?J ?IM o or 10 Gallons, or by the Barrel w< trill soil as olioap as it can lx bou?r ht inCharlectun Also a large so] pi y of LAMBS, &(\ HODGSON A DUNLAP. PURE French Bra:.dy and Wines For Medicinal Purposes. This is a pure article of Bniruly as i was bought out of the Ouxtorn Housi and cud be relied oh as being pure urn. genuine. HODGSON & DUNLAP. Quinine. JUST received a largo lot of Quinine which we will sell cheap for Cash.? Persons wanting this article had bettei lay in a supply for the summer, as it i: likely to be higher HODGSON A DUNLAP. Notice. ALL persons indebted to or havinj: nrrninaf iho OAfitlA ftf.TnHlt BrOWll V.4.....0 "J-,""" deceased, are hereby requested to prescnl the fame properly attested, on or before the 20th day of December, A. D. 18G9 D. ?. BUSH, Adm'r. April 1, 8m Perfumery, COLOGNES, Extracts, Fine Toilet Sonps aod Brushes in large variety and Styles. For Sale by HODGSON & DUNLAP. HOSTETTERL And Plantation Bitters AND all of the most popular PATENT MEDICINES. For Sale by HODGSON & DUNLAP. Condition Powders, THESE Powders will cure most of the diseases to which Horses and Cuttle arc liable, also improve the appetite and spirits. They arc much superior to an} other iu use. No Plauter or Farmer should be without them. Prepared and sold by 1 HODGSON & DUNLAP. " M Hides, Hides. 1 . j . 1 7 &c. &c. , HIGHEST market price paid CASH fur GREEN and DRY HIDES; for ' FURS, CLEAN RAGS, OLD PAPER, BOOKS, WOOL, WAX, TALLOW, IKON, 31ETALS, Ac., At . V F. GOSS , M DEALER IN " PROVISIONS, S HEAVY AND FANCY GROCERIES. J SHOES, BOOTS, " II ikMiln'iira " Ml n An I ill Ut? Ml VtVl) vtv WIXES, L'QCOBS AA'O ALE D of all kinds and best qualities, IN ANY QUANTITY. Workman's Building, Broad-Street, CAMDEN, S. C. April 29. - tf 11 * NOTICE. I ALL persons having demands against C the estate of John Kirklaud, deceased, ol will present them duly attested within the titne prescribed by law. This no- 0 ticc will be plead in bar of those who fail to comply. Thrse indebted to the 0 said estate will make immediate pay- 0 nient to 1 JESSE A. KIRKLAND, FARMER'S FRIEND, j POCKET'C0I1 SUELLEBS. . WEIGFIT ONLY ONE POUND. ^ Rateable Iron Coppered. ; TliEY will shell from FOCR to SIX Btmhels per hour. J Thej should be on ererj Plantation. 1 The} ore the (hroptut, most Durablt and most Simple of Machines. * Will take every kernel off the Cob. ! Will leare tie Corn ?Iean and ready for J I the Mill. Are adapted to the smallest or largest ^ car of Corn. ^ Will sliell more Corn in a day than any 0j other Machine in Proportion toils size. Any Man Woman or Child can use ? tbcrn. i* 2 Having purchased the right for Ker f *haw and Lancaster for the sale of the 1 above, I am now preprred to furnish r theui in anv quantity, to all who have corn to shell. Call and see tliem. 110 BT. M. KENNEDY. Sept 2. it. Valuable Plantation for Sale. , , PART of RED BANK, on Wotercc ' ? River und Camden Brunch of the 8. C. at j U. K., containing nine hundred and fifty eight acres, several hundred clear ;d, of which a port is prime upland ? The wooded lands are finely timbered The place may he treated for at private sale until b* of January, when, if not , sold, it will be rented to the highest bidder. Terms, to snit purchasers, r J. B. KERSHAW, c ? L. H. DEAS, ?lh T. J. ANCRUM, '"J Sept. 30?3m Executors. ? NOTICIL 7 Dl ! The undersigned gives notice of his _ roitrltnnoti in Tpppii'A ftll kifvt of Vf>n:iirinir IT IVHOfWVW y r r~ J I und refitting old lua.buses, as well as ? ! making the same. ? Orders lcit at the Journal office will be prompt Ij attended tc. q ARCBY DtSAUSSUKE. * SHIP ~ K Tuur Money and Freight w. BY THE SOUTHERN EXPRESS. OFFICE AT THE PI DEKALB HOUHK- . Al FOR SALE. at THOSE Town Lota, situated on the west of Broad Street, between the prein- _ iuea nf th? lata K W ltnNNF.Y and 0 ! L. Chatten, having a front on Broad i Street of iwo hundred feet, and extend- / I ing west five hundred and twenrj-eisht. ? J. M. DkSAUSSURE, K J. B. KERSHAW, to J. A. YOUNG, ?n J. M. BAVJS, A Oct 7.?tf Committ*. I sv A- * Vi -'? ?. m II | mm*mmp???t" 11 i1 .11 i'n g?ejaeegaessgHp .H. ALEXAHDEB, DENTIST. CAMDEN, S.C 'OULD respectfully iuforn tb* ;citi? :n? of Krrnhaw District, thai b? will at:od promptly to all business it hit liae ) trusted to hia care, at the very lowest A80 priors. _ All work Warranted. <:. * f OFFICE?Oo Broad street, abore > M. LeG rand's Jewelry Store. i _ i.. on .4 tfiij --v. n JOHN IXJBY,- ' ; . denier in " *" RY GOODS, ; GROCKRIES, SHOES, WINES, LIQUORS, AC., Would respectfully invite hie friend* id customers to call and see him. LIQUORS j Consistiog of ORN, RYE,V Id family NECTAR ; and BOUBON WHISKIES. iLD HOLLAND GIN,, a -Vi BLACKBERRY BRANDY, rery fine) HOKJE WINES, &C. Call and try It. Aug. 5. |f Shoes! Shoes ! / THE subscriber baa on hand a good ?ck of Ladies' and Gentlemen'a SHOES, hicb be ia celling at very low price#, [e ia gratified to know that his Shoes nd given satisfaction to all who bar urchascd of him. Caah. C. NOEL KIN. January 21. tf 5*resh Arrivals. I HAVE JUST RECEIVED . * I new stock of Goods, * ** .,v'Suitaole for the seasen, DRY GOODS, GROCERIES, HARDWARE, CROCKERY, [ATS, SHOES SABHLEHT, Ac. &c. &e. ke. A rhich will be cold at the lowest prioco r CASH. I solicit a cull from my d customers. A. M. KENNEDY. Dee. 17. tf year Fanily from wait Ijr Insuring your Life," ME LOUISIANA EQUITABLE LIFE IXSLRAXCE C0SP.1XT, OF NEIV ORLEANS, HAVING A CASH CAPITAL OP 500.000 DOLLARS. )FFERS >o its Southe:n pn irons a reliable Home Company, in which can be efiec' 1 every species of Life Insurance at the the most reasonable rate. * All policies non forfeitable, and the earngs ot (be t'Mupnny annually divided en the rictly ma tea I plan. office**. JOSEPH ELLISON. Preaideat. W. S. DIKE. Vice President. W. P. HARPER, Secretary. S. C. DK A RING, Goneral Affvnf. G. A. BREAL'X. Attorney. DrnKCTOSS?John Pemberton, E. A. Tyler, H. Slocumb. F. Delhordia. George .A F?*:k. W. S. Pike, J. W. Stone. A Thomp* n, I). B. Penn, Edward Rigncy W. B. hrnidt, Alexander Marks, C. E. Kigney, A. yt- KENiNEDY. Agent for Kershaw Diatriet. -. A A- MOORE, Medical Examiner. Dec- 24. tf^EITNER & DUNLA1\ TTOBSETS AT LAW AND OLICITORS Iff EQUITY' ILL practioe in the Cowtnof Keraw, Sumter, Lancaster and JStcMand strict* Office?JJroad-st., Uamden, o. t'. , Z. LEITNEB, J. D. DUNLAF Feb. 11 6m. . Pinal Notice to Creditors. KRSONS having claims on John W. rthur, deceased, or Mrs. Cornelia Arur, Administratrix, will present them once to WM M.SHANNON; J no? 2 4.? Attorney. Notice. i LL persons indebted to or having \ claims against the Estate of S. H. USH, deceased, are hereby reqaested present the same properly attested, > or before the 20th day of Noveas . P., 1869. J J. RUSH, AdmV 0