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1 -OAMDEN JOURNAL. ' |TI~ n* """? ? > ? "-THURSDAY, APRIL 13-. Religious Services for next Sunday, April 9thV ' Methodist Church?Rev/ A/'J. Stokes, Pastor?11A.M. and 71 P. M. Sunday School 91 A. M. Lecture and Prayer Meeting every Wednesday at 7 14 P;'M.; * Episcopal. Church?Rev F. Bruce .Pavi*-ll A. M 4) P. M. 1* .V VI V Y > Baptist?Rev. A. K. Durham, Pastor?11 A. M. 7 14 P- M. Presbyterian?Rev.- S. II. Hay, Pastor? 101 A. M., 4 P. M. Easter Election*?GrucC Church, Camden S. C. WARDENS. II II. dlukp, j. b. kershaw. ''J -' VESTRYMEN. ; J. M. DeSaussukk W. M. Shannon*. J. A. Young, J. D. Duxi-ap, H. C. Salmond, J. M. Davis, Tiiro. Lang. DELEGATES TO THE CONVENTION. J. B. Kershaw. J. M. Davis. J. A. Young, A. II Bovkin. Cono^rt. The Concert to be given by the Mu. ?ical Club, will take place at Town Hull' on nozt Tuesday evening the 18th inat. There will also be a tempting army of etlibto spread after the termination of the musical part of the programme, consisting of all the delicacies of the season. The performance will oommcnco at o'clock precisely. Admission to Concert, fifty cents. Supper extra. Tickets can be procured on and after Saturday next, at the store of Dr. J. A. Yoang. A very fine piano has been engaged for the performance, and-the programme is certainly very inviting. Sumter Union. * We arc requested to give notice that this body will convene with the Pisgab Baptist Ohutch on Friday, before the fifth Sunday in this month. Rev. J. E. Rodgers to preach the introductory sermon, Rev. W. J. Hatfield, alternate. * ltcv. A. K. Durham, to preach the charity sermon, Rev. N. Graham, alternate. W. D. Scarborough to write the Essay. Subject for dtscussron? what is the Scriptural design of baptism 1 C. I. Shiver to open. ? * ' Court. ' On Monday next, according to the change ia the law, the Court of General Sessions will bo held in and for this County. * - . JVo undent an d-iSaSj-rri'-s composed ' of intelligent men, fur the most part, have been drawn, and it is to he honed that f? .Hill now be able to have verdicts fbahd which will not be digraces An the records of the Court. The ;Ncw Council. On last Monday afternoon, James M. Davis, Esq.^ Intepdant, and Messrs. George Crot^V) II Goodale, SainuCl Place and John Kerelraw, Warden", were duly sworn into office by J. A. " Schrock)~Esq", Trial Justice. Wc hope the new Council will have a pleasant time, .and wishthem success. V 1 \ N " Pcrsoual. We were happy to nacct our esteemed fellow-citizen, Col. E. M. Boykin on the street last week. The Colonel has just returned from a trip to his place in Louisiana,, where he has been luxuriating in the balmy atmosphere of the Gulf. lie returns improved in health,and in his usual spirits. ? . Dancing. Mr. Joseph J. Oppenhciin has opened a dancing school in Camden at II. M. Kennedy's Hall. Those wishing to i-:~ ..i?. ?:n fi?,i r.;... ?t #i,? Tr?,_ JU1U UIO Mill Uu U 1I1U4 AW IMW UWI shaw House, whcrc information as to terms &c., can be obtained. Mr. Oppcnheiin is a thorough teocber and worthy gentleman, and wc hope our young men will patronize him. ' 1 A New Face. Gerald's old corner is undergoing the process of being newly painted, which gives'a lively aud youthful appearance, to quite a venerable structure. We presutno that this lively appearance is due to the lively business which the Messrs. Gerald arc doing at -their old etand. ? Bcji anj! . The Southern Express Company tvarns its patrons and the public against . * paying any attention to lithographed or other letters sent from New York or elsewhere, inducing orders for counter. trt 1m ennt Kw VrrtmcQ P H ?vtv ASVUVJ wvr wv oi;ui> i/j jua^ivoo v# v J). Election at Florence, |f The following is tho . result of ll^e election for tovfn officials, held on tho 10th instant r Inten dant, J; P,Cl?asej Wardens, A. Weinberg, C. D Bristow, P. C. Flood, (colored,) W. D. Harper. * Mr. Chase's majority was fifteen. ' rMills on the Maquoketa, Iowa;, ape stopped by the masses of fish in the Mi river. v,. . - > n Elliott has delivered a Speech, io the House, in-favor of the Ku Klux bill, - which ftem'oorats assert was written for him by Butler. rj rp " Thomas Hart Clay, the second son of Henry Clay, died at his residence near Loxiogton, Kentucky, on Saturday night last. He was a graduate of Transylvania University..; . An egg marked K, for Ku Kktx, has been laid by ft Columbia bed. , The letter is deeply imprinted in tho shell. The phenomenon excites wonder at the capital. Gov. Caldwell was on the 23rd ult formally sworn in by Chief Justice - - .1 n ! I Pearson, ax Governor of .Norm uaron-1 ' I : y The dispatches from Paris show that the sitoatioo is hourly growing more alarming. . To say that it is tho "Reign of Terror" again hardly describes it. It is hell broke loose in Paris. A dispatch of the 7th says German inter, veotion is the only hope. the grkat fire in richmond. Herring's Safes IN THE SPOTS WOO I> $23,500 IN CURRENCY, and the Books, Paper*. Silver and Valuable* .. of the Spotswnod Hotel and the Adams' & Southern Express Companies, .a re SATED INHEMiffS SAffi Office of Adams E*press Co. ? i: . No. 69Broadway. New York. Dec, 31. t?7o. Messrs. Herring, Farrel & Sherman: Our Agent at Richmond writes: "We "got thru' to night drying and fixing up the money from the late fire. The contents of the safe?$23,530 in bills we recovered. It was a Herring Safe, and n good one, certain. Tours truly, "I. C. BABCOCK, Treasurer." Messrs. Herring, Farrel & Sherman, N. Y. ?Gents: The two Safes of your manufacture, which we bad in nse on the morning of the 25th inst., at the disastrous fire which destroyed the Spntswood Hotel nnd adjoining block of buildings, hare given full satis* faction, and seived to prevent the destruction of some $20,01)0 in currency, besides the val? liable papers and books enclosed therein. It was impossible for workmen to excavate the Safe until nearly 80 hours alter the fire. Respectfully, J. F, GIBSON, Asx't Sup't for Adams & Southern Ex. (J08., Richmond, Va Dec. 20, 1870. LETTER FROM J, M. SUBLITT & CO , Proprietors of the Spotswood. Richmond, Va.,.Dec. 29, 1870. Messrs. Herring, Farrel & Sherman.? Gents: On the morning of the 2")th inst., we were fortunate enough to have one of your Herring's Pnfrnt Champion Safes, which fell into the cellar amnio; a burning muss of ruins. After the fire, to our utmost surprise we found the contents, consisting of valuable papers, money and some silver ware, all in good order. Had it not been for your Herring's Safe we would have lost everything. - J. M. SUIiLITT & CO. herring's PA TENTCEA MPWN SA FES, Tim most T?^li^Ljp PpjtccLiup /row Fire now '"herring's new patent . Champion Hankers' Safe The Best Protection nguinst Burglars ThuIs extant. " - _ HERRING, FAR REIj tc SHERMAN. 251 Broadway. cwr.. Murray at.. N. Y. FARRKL. HERRING. ?-Co.tPldInde!phia. r HERRING & Co.. Chi^o* HERRING; FA-RREb & SHERMAN. N. ; (>. Maxell 2. tf. r NEW FIRM. Messrs. CLOUD & ZEMP. J. S. CLOUD, F. L. ZEMP, Jr. Dealers In T>HY GOODS, HATS, SHOES, t'LOTHIXG, Ac. Tbeir STOCK is new and complete, and wan purchased for CASH. Tho Senior Partner has been long, and he hope*, favorably known 'to the public, and thankiug Ihom for their patronage in the past, solicits tor tho NEW FIIiM, a continuance of the Mime. TT?r?r?#r ntirplui?i(1 fur CASH, they arc prepured to. acll their GOODS fur CASH OXLY, at LOW 1'IG('RES. Tliey will do all in their power to please their customers, both in GOODS and PRICES. OLOUD & ZEMP. March 23. tf. NEW STORE. Wholesale and Retail GRAIN AND PROVISION DEALER. Has on band and is constantly re cciving supplies of CORN, BACON, SUGAR, FLOUR, MOLASSES, SYRUPS, SOAP, STARCH, CANDLES, &C. Canned Goods. SARDINES. SALMON, TOMATOES;- ;." ; COVE OYSTERS, LOBSTERS, LARD, &Q. ' FLOUR. From Common tu Fine GRADES, at LO\ PRICES Sundries. CRACKERS, OBEESE, TOBACCK" MUSTARDr PICK L ES, &C. All of wbicb wilY be sold-at ft small ac yance on first cost, for CASH. [; Will irftjte heavy advincea on consign ^ merits to bis friends io Baltimore. The at; tion of buyers is respectfully 'elicited. D. W. JORDAN, Ageut. Eighteen Tears of 'l - * < .''if'*' " ESTABLISHED IN 1852. OLDEST SUPERPHOSPHATE MA> I i <i ? * V c r :0: 2JLJ. :> . -i Nitrogen and Super s? r! . . COMPOS Bones, Fliospliatic C Amnionic a 1 Anil Sulphur] No.Salt, Plaster, Salt Cake, Nitre Cake, ' * V " Kind used. *!?;:?* .">?<: ? ?' , .4 ' , The Ammonical Animnl Matter in Mnpes' Ni the flesh (containing 10 per cent. Aniiuonin) f'r nia,)of Beeves, Horses, Fish and other Animal Price ^50 CashSeud for Pamphlet. KI GENERAL AGENT C. B. BURNS, Agent, Camden, S. C. ETIWAN SOLUBLE A AS SULPHUR MANUFACTURE JETITTAN I . > f I : j ^ . CHARLES BY 1 SULPHURIC ACID AND SUP THE now well-known ETIWAN GUANO i phntes ot South Cnroiina. These Phosphates i quire to be ground to powder, nnd inaae Solu now in operation the largest Sulphuric Acid Ch to manufacture at the lowest rates, the highef greater the proportion of Soluble Phosphate wh tity rpquired per acre.. In order to make the sufficient quantities are added. With these viev ETIWAJ Warranted to contain from 15 to 20 Per Cfcnt from 2 to 2 1-2 per cent of AMMONIA, with ( and rOTASH,to adapt it to all crops. Price interest 7. per cent, per anuum. ^ v Dissolve Ofhigh grade, suitable for Manufacturers or for izer, and specially adapted for compost. As la dissolve the Phosphate, this will be found a che rial. The grade furnished will he from IB to 2< S40 per ton cash. On time, 845, with interest will be fjurnishcdjo onler^atxin additiotyil priu. Compound. Ac .. * Specially prepared foi composting with cotton i per ton, cash; ou time, $40 with interest at 7 pi . GKOL iMJ At much lower rates, consisting simply-of the ;Prico ?2(J per ton, cash. On time. 922 and intt AVM. 0. j D. L. DeSAUSSURE tc CO., Ageuts, CAMDEN, S. C. N. B.?The per centage of Dissolved Bone Etiwans, is nscertaincd at the Works by tl eir < ser be dissatisfied, he way return average sani after delivery, and they will bo analyzed anew, i teed, will be made good to him by the Company February 2. 2 disk's Patent OCTAGON ROSEWOOD . . < FINISH METALfC BURI^^ASES, AIR-TIGHT and INDESTRUCTABLE for PROTECTING AND PRESERVING THE DEAD. The subscriber keeps the above celebrated CASES on hand, which, for durability, nont. ness and finisbeannot be surpassed. They are air and water tight, therefore will preserve the body for a long time, which has been proven by a number of Undertakers North and South. Tlrey cost but little, if any more than well made Walnut or Muhogany Coffins. >. ALSO On band, a complete assortment of WOODEN COFFINS, Lined and Unlined, Stained and Varnishod, or covered Handles and Trimmings to suit aud at prices to suit the circumstances of all. v. R. J.'MeCKEIGHT, March If>. 12m. Undertaker. "estate saleT BT permission of the Judge of Probate, will be sold on Friday, the 7th day of April, the personal estate of the late J. L. McDows oil, dee'd, consisting of MULES, CATTLE, HOGS CORN, FODDER, SH UCKS, House held and Kitchen Furniture, Farming Utensils, &c;, &c, Terms made known on day of sale., W. F. RUSSELL, Mar 23. 2t r Adm'r. VnAn/)li rAnfootiAllOl'lM J.' J C11V1I Will W vi vii vn x vu A Fresh supply of Crystnlized Fruits, Fancy and Plain Candies, for Sale by HODGSON & DUNLAP. . IMPORTANT NOTICE]" Anmiuistrators, Executors, and other Fjduceries, are hereby notified that they must come forward at once and make their annual returns to this office. Those failing so to do will be dealt with according to law. This office will be closed next, month. J. F- SUTHERLAND, J. P. March 10.' Jt LEIBIG'S Extract of Meat Highly strengthening for Invalids aud Child* by HODGSON & DUNLAP. Practical Success. fK "> . - ' *?:u > .... . J-'. S ' ' : . I.;j PATENTED Dec. 20,1859. ' iUFACrUEED IN THIS COTO^Ri'. :? ' V " '' lipieS' - | f phosphate of Lime. 5BP OF *c V ruano, Concentrated, mal Matter and . 'I ic Aciui . : NOR ANY ADTTLTERANT of any w ? S r i' v ' f . * itroi^nisefrSopcrpbnipate of1 Liroo, cnfirfgtj of id the blood (containing 15 per cent of Ammo8 after expression of the fat and oil by steam. ?$60 on Time. nsnanA hqwell, S, 123 East Day) Charleston, S. C. March, 1G.?Jm. GUANOS, 1ANURE8, IC ACID, D AT THE WORKS, TON, s. a rHE ERPHOSPHATE COMPANY. is manufactured from the Native Bone Pboain their natural state are Insoluble, and re. ble by Sulphuric Acid. This Company have nuibers at the South, and are, therefore, able it (trade of J?ertil?zersv it being clear that the iich any Fertilizer contains, the less the qunm Fertilizer complete, Ammonia and Potash in vs the Company maryjfacture and offer for sale GUMOS, . of Dissolved Bone Phosphate Of time, and \ sufficient addition of PERUVIAN GUANO $65 por too, cash; on time, $60 per tou, and d Bone, . Planters being in itself an excellent Fertil. rgo quantities of Sulphuric Acid are used to up and convenient way to transaort tho mate* } per cant Dissolved Bono Phosphate. Price nt 7 per cent, per annuui. "Still higher grade* i per *f-r I'd. Phosphate, teed and other plantation mnnnros. Price $85 sr cont per annum. BONE, i Native Bohe Phosphates, ground to powder, rest nt 7 per cent, nor annum. rite & na. <jcnlst No. 14 Adger's Wharf, CHARDELTO&, S. Cp** v--v 13, Phosphate of Lime, and Ammonia in afl ihe Chemist, before delivery. Should any purchapies of any purchase, within thirty (30) days and any deficiency in the per centage guaranr. 2 , - ~ - 2m. . SIGHT DRAFTS. SIGHT DRAFTS on Baltimore?good in cw York at par vnluo. For sale by GEO. ADLEN, Agent. GEO. ALDEN, Agentj, 8 now receiving a LARGE and well-selected stock of GROCERIES, S^QES, Cook Stoves, and a great variety of other articles nppe taining to his business, to which ho respec fully calls tbo attention of the public. Sept. J. tf Liquors! Liquors! p i T" Having opened^* First Class Bar Boom, I am prepared to furnish those who leel disposed, with an excellent article of CORN WHISKEY, RYE WHILKEY, EOIJRBON WHISKEY, MONONGEHALA WHISKEY, GIN, RUM, &C. r>6* Malaga Wine, Sherry Wine, Madeira Wine, Port Wine, BLACKBERRY BRANDY, GINGER BRANDY, KIMJHEL SCHNAPPS, - AT. so Oliampagne IN BOTTLES, Fresh Ale and Lager Beer on Draught. B. M. SMITH. General Liquor Denier, 2 doors above the Market, Broad-st, Camden, S. O. rl- . ? .' ' Has always on band, a select stock of IjIQTTO!?IS, of all Xind* nnd BEST QUALITY, tonnage, ho respectfully invites lbo attention of the public, and solicits o Bhare of their patronage March 3'd. . " - / . , f ./' ' )* . r %;.V- ^ 'B"-sr< . -- . ** *" - < i-A* '- tJ'' " J ' ' * -i V ' ' ' %'."^V*', -*' # ,. ' ' "rr^'T? 1 !" .''1 ' -.in. i fi|.i I,. ,?j ,,, . ' n|'i ? i-int vi --Th,f <?, I-III. r "WANDO FERTILIZER," ^" # ; -\ ;* () alrii,-.ji.;.H-t.--! ^ 1 ? OF THIS POPULAR FERTILIZES MMMMiM29NK . ZZ lr "tf mpr I v% TTfrTT " '?!' ?.* HAS BEEN REDUCED l&R THE SEASON 1871 THE ' Fi^AKitnEiTa- OGXMnM^rcrrrir, _ ^ 'jjf'*' h' |jj CASH?Fifty Bollartf^r Ton^of 2,000 lSs, at Factory. TIME?Fifty-flye Bomrsper To# of 2,000 lbs. at Payable fct November. 1871, WITHOUT INTEREST. ci _:1/- - *? ! ' ?' _T~!" f'l . W>1. C/DI7Hi? & CO., gfjjj IA0^N.TS,;\ CHARLESTON; S. C.; ^ W.&GERAII)&0O., Agenta. Camden, B. C. Jan. 19. ' i . i . f 8m. -' ; --I-..; - ^TS=~aB=a=*=a^a*^^S^E=?^T5^!^-BHa!^a^a' * ??SlWHANNS' RAWBONE ',1 SOPilt PHOSPHATE! STANDARD GUARANTEED H SBffilBs. IRAW BONE - _mi ium^IUJUJUUUWII iii"iikvTTT'Ldl.' ~'^olBSiSSMSSs^ WILMINGTON,DEL.gM U/,, FOR 6ALE BY jIW . { XXX K^N,herwngS1 KJ2n FACt0?S(P^ _ - ; |SUpERPH?SPIATS THEGREAT Fertilizer For Cotton and all Crops. Vi?. ? . r ? . The unparallelted success of tSiis Great Fertilizer on ALL CROPS, proved to be the BEST and CHEAPEST Manure now offered in the marker. It has been used by many of the most eminent Planters in the Sotith, and * - / ' '' * r ~ Eevery single instance it has given Entire Satisfaction. On COTTON its effects have been particularly marked, It ia no rare'thing for WIIANN'S PHOSPHATE to increase tbe yield from ONE HUNDRED TO TWO HUNDRED PER CENT., or even more L ; . . s ' fJ Mr. George C. Dixon, an eminent planter of Cameron, G#.-f in a letter to the Banner it Planter, says that in an experiment with seven leading Snperphoapbatea and Guanos, the Whawn's proved itself the best of all those tried, paying a met euofit at the low market rate of $20,00 per acre of eotton. ma * .. " : <f u il ii kl'r* '* 'vm4^ t%,? I .J 1 i J . B$F A copy of Mr. Dixon's letter furnished on application. \ . '* * * -' -s. * ; v " r - " " ?.? CLAGHORtf, HERRING & CO., Charleston, S. 0., and Augusta, Ga. Jan. 19,, - ' 8n? ..... ri: ' REMOVAL. ? xa.'-,<x: '2 I .5: rl'u M i~l *?? - *? *. '* n BAUM BUG'S.. Having removed from their Old,Stand, to their HEW, -RiT.Tno.A-Nm? ' ASP " rrtTwT^vTTd TJTTTTTlTXTn. ^JUiVllVlUJ^XXJ U O Jk-J U J- J ii/x-u^ V>, ' At the corner of Broad and Butletige^StreetB. ~ .-4/1 tlU* . ,1 ' They would invite their friends and the trablie at<large to examine the Recent Addltioiis to their {Stock, ?/r -1 Which they have endeavored to jrender i a * r. .. Iu * Corresponding to their Building, ' r - ; ; ' I Thankful for pnst favors, we would ask a continaanoe of the same, confidcu that our patrons will bo compensated for calling, by tho iiemXrk ably low prices At which we-have marke r stock in conseqwooe of the LATVE DECLINE ITV COTTON. r': ' BACJI BROS.' Camden, Dec. 15. 'V : i * . '"J