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. CAMDEN JOURNAL. -*-^>THURSDAT, APRIL 27. Religion* Service* for next Sun> w 80th. sMetkxlui Church?Rov. W. H. Fleming, P. E.?11 A. M. and 71 P. M. Sunday School 91 A. 31. Lecture and Prayer Meeting every Wcdnesdhlpat,7.1-.'i P* 31. a episcopal Church?Rev Stein fort Kidney?11 A. M- 4 12 P. M. ^"^..^mbyterian?Rev. S. H. Hay, PasM.. 4 P. M. Quarterly Confarenoe. The second Quarterly meeting of the Methodist E. Cbauccli South, in .Cauiden will begin to-night?Rev W. H. KLWanw, Presiding Elder. The mcctiug will be continued through the regxudndcr.of .the week. ' ' S ' rg? Personal. The Rev J. Si?inc0kr Kidney, (the Rector of the Episcopal Church, arrival here, with his family, on Tncsidaj lost. We congratulate our breth?m trpon flic fact that their Chapel wrttlhd regularly opened for service here after.'* Democratic Address. '.i We print to-day, the address of the Democratic members of Congress, to . which we call -the attention of our readers. It is an able stute paper, and con~ 1atns some excellent aefviee to the people of the United States, and the South, particularly. The address is-signed by fourteen Senators, and uincty-sevcn Representatives. Accident. - We karo that on Sunday last as 'Kitty Gaines, a colored woman, was getting out of a wagon, her hoopskiri caught, and she was thrown with great violence to the ground, breaking her -arm close up to the shoulder. Queer, Very. We are requested to inquiro, why the Clerk of the.County Commissioners was absent on yesterday, from the Court House, when the Grand Jury went down to prosecute their investigation of the affairs of the County. We un* derstand that it was well known that "Wednesday of each week was the day appointed. We hope, out of charity, that the Clerk did not know the fact, or Lad forgotten it. v Darlington- Agricultural Society. We are iudedted to Mr. W. E. T * "" nnnv of f Via PrAmiUtn A J1 X?Oy 1UI a vvj'j v? ??*w ^ ?>? ~ ? List of the Darlington Agricultural Society, fur the first annual Fair to be held at Darlington C. II., on the 4 th aiud 5th of October uezt. All Right! The individuals who posted the KuKlux notice in frout of our office last night, arc informed that they are at liberty to proceed at once, as the old T'Speeiable geutleuiau to whom they .aliude, w prepared to give them a warm reception. j&* We ^tnr' rcrjnested by Mr. De. Saussubk, Agcut of the S. C. R. R., At this place to state, that persons wishing to attebd. the coming festival at the Sbutzenp'atz in. Charleston, will go and return fyr ooo fare. V v <> ? Foot Raqb.?There was a foot race ?... Lnf Cqinrrtav nmrn. ID VDUriCCWU UU HUb umui uuj u>v> ? ing, between two well known young * gentlemen of the city, for a stake of $100. The distance, one mile, was t*un oter in fair tiiuo by the winner, * Jthe othor breaking down before he had reached the first quarter. Mr BartLOW, one of the contestants, ruptured a bloood-vcsscl while running and died that evening. Murders.?On the night of the JOth inst, PeterLemans, Esq., Chairman of the Board .County Commissionera of Clarendon County, while riding in his baggy, on the road two miles from Manning, was shot dead by parties unknown. On the night of the ICth,afoul * and cold-blooded murder was committed by parties unknown, in the upper part of Chesterfield County. Mr. llobt. Mdlton, his . wife and daughter, were fired upon, mortally wounding the for. mar. Mrs. Melbon was instantly kill* ed, and the daughter severely wounda, h ^ v ?$4/ i Wood's Household Magazine.? float heartily do we welcome the May pumber of Wood's Househo'd Magazine. We hardly recognized it as it entered oar office in its new * fpriag clothes. The improvements prhteh have followed thick and fust in ?hit magazine, show the enterprise and yuccess of its publishers. The heavy paper ia a great addition as well as the , pover, and its typographical appearance is unsurpassed. I* contents . are unexceptionable tod among its list of contributors are some of the most noted writers of the jjsy. We do not understand how Mr. Wood is ahle to do so much for so lit yjp money-?nevertheless we are very glad to acknowledge his achievements. The Magazine is furnished for the small sum of ono dollar. Specimen copy free. Address S. S. Wood & Bro., Jfewburgb, N. I. List of Iietters REMAINING in the Poet Office, -Chutden,/ ?. C., April 27th, 187J: Adolphus Anderson; -Ellen Adauis; July Addison, West Aledgc; It. C. Ashley; Easter Anthony, (2); L. Ancruin; James Alrich; Thomas Addison; JJnry A. Allen, (2); Hauv null G. Allen; Julia Benson; Miss H. W. B?e> vard: Mrs. Carrie Drown; E. W. Bnldwinr Jtts. 11. Bradley; Henry P. Boykin; Henry Boykin; J. C. Belton; Joanna Birton, (2); E. W. Belk; George Battams; Miss Ida L. Bc-nyn; Miss Sallic Bradley; A- C. L. D. Belk; Miss Sally Brown; Benjamin Cooper;. Charles Campbell; Jessie Clurk: Saui Canty, Thomas Cnntn; Miss Alice Cook; Itcubin Coker, M. L Clybum; llenry 0. Cnton; James Ciples; J. Caldwo.ll; Susan-Coles; John Davis; Mrs. Win. Duke; Muranda Duulap; Elizabeth Ennis; Granville Ford; Mury Ann Ford; P. W. Garland; H. F. Humphrey; Anderson Huson; Mary Horton; T: S. Iiyatt; Jauies li. Holland; .Jessie Horton; W. J- B. Jlicksan; Poinpey Jenkins; George Jackson; W. D.' Jackson: Henry Jackson; Silla Jones; Alii", son B. Lee; Mrs. N. C. McLoy; Alice C. MnfMt-nd: R. A. McLesten Lizzie Marshall; Mi*. Mnrkes; W. F. Mobley; W. H. M. McCleoJ: M. D. McDowell: Mrs. MeLeish: Joseph R. McBryde; F. M. Miller Nunnie McAtoer. J. W. Parsons: Nancy Present: Isnnc Rosser: W. L. Shiver: C. L. Shiver. Betsy Smith: Stephen Self: Mary A, Simons, Alice Thomson: Julia A. Trim: Mary Trap: William Trap: MJsbC. C. Thompson: Frank Thompson: B. Wbitaker: J D. Walling: Charlotte A. Whatson: Rufus P. Wesson; 0. S. Rliarne: Margaret Smith; Miss R. H. Boy kin; Isaac Parroy. Persons calling for the above letters will please say they are advertised. SAMUEL PLAyfi. P. M. Amonu tub Indians.?Lieut. Herndon tells us that no tribes of aboriginees are found in the deppest forests of South America, from the Andes to the Atlantic coast, that do not have and use Doctor Ayer's medicines and Lowell cottons " TltEMOXT," " SUTKOLK," "Boutt," uro seen stamped in largo ed and blue letters upon their garments, while Ayer's Pills and Cherry Pectoral are ameug- the treasures of their habitat ions.? Their native soil furnishes them all their food and most of their remedies, but they snf. fer from 6ome afllictions which must have the interposition of higher skill. (Sentinel, Liberty Va. "NOTICE. ALL persons in this County are requested to give the JOINT FINANCIAL COMMITTEE. appointed by the General Assemby, at its last session, to investigate the finances of tlio State of South Carolina, now sitting ia Columbia, any ami nil liiiormaiinn m meir possession as to the purchase of lands in this County, in the name of and for the State, of and by whom purchused, nt what price, the amount paid, whether in whole or part, and whether titles have been given for the same. All communications to be addressed to the.Committee. J. B. DENNIS. Columbia, S. C., April J7, 1671. Council Chamber, APRIL 24th, 1871. ORDERED, That the Recorder and Marshall give notice, that, the Books for the receipt of Town Taxes, willl'O closed on the loth day of May. 1871. All Taxes unpaid -at that time', will be closed by Execution against defaulters. J. K. WITHERSPOON, Marshall mid Rocordor. Extract from Minutes. 3t. THE Oil EAT FIRE IN RICHMOND. Herring's Safes IN THE SPOTSWOOD $23,500 IN CURRENCY, " nnd the Books, Papers, Silver and Valuables of the Spotswood Hotel arid the Adams' & Southern Express Companies.'jiro . SATO) IN HERRING'S SAFES. WU I *.i 4/ ?i?l? W^i wi r? Office of Adams Express Co. No. 50 BROADWAY. New Yokk. Dec, 31, IeS7U. Messrs. Herring, Farrel & Slier?an : Our Agent at Richmond writes: "We got tiro' to uiglit drying and fixing up the money from the lute fire. The contents of the safe?$23,530 in bills we recovered. Itwns u Herding Safe, and a good one, certain. Yours truly, "I. C- BABCOG'K, Treasurer." Messrs. Herring, l'arrel & Sherman, N. Y. ?Gents: The two Safes of your manufacture, which we had in usu on the morning of the 25th inst., at the disastrous fire which destroyed the Spotswood Hotel und adjoining block of buildings, have given full satisfaction, and served to prevent the destruction of Rome *20.000 in currency, besides the valuable papers and books enclosed therein. It was impossible for workmen to excavate the Safe until nearly 80 hours after the fire. EeRiwctfuJly, J. F. GIBSON, Ass't Sup't for Adams & Southern Ex. Cos., Richmond, Va. Dec. 20, 1870. LETTER FROM J, M. SUBLITT & CO, Proprietors of fire Spotswood. Richmond, Va., Dec. 20, 1870. Messrs. Herring, Farrel & Sherman.? Gents: Ou the morning of the 2511 inst., wo were fortunate enough to travc niw of your Herring's Patent Champion Safes, which fell into the cellar among a burning mass 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 boon fur your Herring's Safe we would have lost everything. J. M -SUBLITT &. CO. HERRING'S PATENT CHAMPION SAFES, The must Reliable Protection from 1'ire now known. HERRING'S NEW PATENT Champion Rankers' Safe The Heat Protection against IJurglars Tools extant. HERRING, FARREL & SHERMAN, 251 Broadway, eor. Murray St., N. Y. PARREL. HERRING &. Co., Philadelphia. HERRING * Co.. Chicago. HERRING, FARREL &. SHERMAN, N. 0. March 2. tf. Fisli'.s Patent OCTAGON ROSEWOOD FINISH METALIC BURI/UL^ASES', AIR-TIGHT and INDESTRUCTABLE for PROTECTING AND PRESERVING THE DEAD. The subscriber keeps the above celebrated CASES on hand, which, for durability, neatness and finish cannot be surpassed. They arc 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. Tbey cnRt but tittle, if any more than well made Walnut.or Muhogany Coffins. ALSO y On hand, a complete assortment of woodiar coffins. Ljned and Unlined, Stained and Ygp>"hed, or covered Handles and Trimmings to suit and at prices to suit the circum*tnnces of all. ii R. J. JlcCREIGHT, March Id. 12iu. Undertaker. . i J* Eighteen 1'ears of J V * . ESTABLISHED IN 1852. . OLDEST SUPERPHOSPHATE MAI ? 2&J Nitrogen and Super . COMPQf Bones, JPhosphatic ( Ammonical Anil ' . * W Snlt>huri No Salt, Plaster, Salt Cake, Nitre Cake, Kind used. The Aromonlcal Animal Matter in Mapea^Ni tlie flesh '(c'oiitiiining 10 per cent. Ammonia) ai uiu,) of Beeves, Horses, Fish and other Animal Price $50 Cash Scoflfor Pan ..v - - c- KI GENERAL AGENT C. B. BURNS, Agent, Camden, S. C. ETIWAN SOLUBLE S AiN SULPHUB MANUFACTURE ETIWAN CHARLES - BY 1 SULPHURIC ACID AND SUP i THE now well-known ETIWAN GUANO ; ? Smith Cnrniina. These Phosphates i quire to be ground to powder, and made Su!u now in operation the largest Sulphuric Acid Ch to manufacture at the lowest rates, the highei greater the proportion of Soluble Phosphate wt tity required per acre. In order to uiake the. sudicient quantities uro added. With these viet ETIWAJT Warranted to contain from if> to 20 Per Cent from 2 to 2 1-2 per oont. of AMMONIA, with i and POTASH, to adapt it to all crops. Price interest 7 per cent, per anuum. ' Dissolve Of high grade, suitable for Manufacturers or for izer, and specially adapted for compost As la riissulre the Pliospbnte, this will be found a cbe rial. The grade tarnished will be from 18 to 2( 840 per ton cash. On time, 845, with interest will be furnished to order, at an additional price Compound Aci Specially prepared fot composting with cotton i per tou, cash; on time, $40 with interest at 7 pc GROUND At much lower rates, consisting simply of the Price 820 per tou, cosh. On time. 822 and intc IVM. U. . 4 ' " 'V D. L. DeSAUSSURE & CO., . AgeDts, CAMDEN, S. C. N. B.?-The per centoge of Dissolved Bono Etiwana, is ascertained at the Works by their ( ser be dissatisfied, he may return average sam after delivery, and they will be analyzed anewt t teed, will be wade good to him by the Company February 2. * 25 NEW_STORE. Wholesale and Retail GRAIN ' AND PROVISION DEALER. Has ob band and is constantly re ceiviDg 8applies of CORN, BACON/SUGAR, FLOUR, MOLASSES, SYRUPS, SOAP, STARCH, CANDLES, &C: Canned Goods. SARDINES, SALMON, TOMATOES. " COVK OYSTERS, LOBSTERS, LARD, &C. FLOUR. From Common to Fine GRADES, at LOV PRICES Sundries. CRACKERS, CHEESE, TOBACC'* MUSTARD, PICKLES, &C. All of which will be iold at a small ad vance on first cost, for CASH. . Will make heavy advances on consignments to his friends in Baltimore. The at> tiuu of buyers is respectfully solicited. D. W. JORDAN, Agont. SIGHT DRAFTS. SIGHT DRAFTS on Baltimore?good in ew York at par value. For sale by GEO. ADLEN, Agont. ; * GEO. ALDEN, Agent, 8 now receiving a LAHGE ana weu-seieciea / stock of GROCERIES, SHOES, Cook Stoves, r ? nnd a great variety of other articles appe tainingtohis business, to which ha respec fully calls the attention of the public. Sept. 1. tf French Confectioneries, A Fresh supply pf Orystaljzed Fruits, Fancy and Plain Candies, fur &?Ie by HODGSON Si DUNLAPH ) * * Practical Success. : . PATENTED Deo, 20,1859, ' , fUFACTUBEDf lN THIS COUJirTKY. v ' ' M ; " \ . '*/ V J ' IgJT ; A. ; ? ^7 * \ lPES' V* v" . - i * phosphate of lime. mi\ /*? i: * YXU1* ,VAr * * ' >uano, Concentrated trial Matter and - . '" . ' " 1 be Acid. NOR AN! ADULTERANT -of any * rSr.'r v Ji ' ' itrosjertUed Superphospate of Lime, consist.. of id the blood (containing 15 por cent of Ammola after expression of the fat and oil bj steam. ?$(>0 on Time. NSNA^f=& HOWELL, S, 128 East Baj, Charleston, S. C. Marob, 16.?Jm. GUANOS, IAM11KS, D IG ACID, .1.. , D AT THE ^ ' WORKS, v TON, S. C. [HE ERPHOSPHATE COMPANY. is manufactured from the Native Bone Phos? in their natural state are Insoluble, and re? ble by Sulphuric Acid. This Company bave ntnbers at the South, and are, therefore, able it grade of ^Fertilizers; it being clear that the tich any Fertilizer contains, the less tbe quan> Fertilize* complete, Ammonia and Potash in vs tbe Company manufacture and offer for .sale ctujjros, , of Diuolred Bone Phomfhate Of Lime, and i sufficient addition <jf PEKUVIAN GUANO $55 per loo, ?asb;-on time, $60 por ton, and d. Bone, Planters being in itself an excellent Fertil. rge quantities of Sulphuric Acid are used to ap and convenient way to transaort tbe mate* ) per cant. Dissolved Bone Phosphate. Price at 7 per cent, per annum. Still higher grades i per centage, f. *"".f . - Id. Phosphate, 4 ' leod and other plantatioa Manures. Price 935 >r cant per annum. BONE, Native-Robe Phosphates ground to powder, rest at 7 per cent per annum. BEE & CO., jeiits, No. 14 Adger't Wharf, CHABDEiTQN, a CPhosphate of Lime, and Ammonia in afl the Chemist, before delivery. Should any purchdples of any purchase, within thirty (30) days ind any deficiency in tho per centage guaranl . . 2m. Liquors? Liquors! Having opened a First Class Bar Boom, I am prepared to ftirniah those who tool -dis* posed, with an excellent article ?f CORN WHISKEY, RYE WHILKEY, BOURBON WHISKEY, MONONGEHALA WHISKEY, 1 GIN, RUM, &C. * ! Malaga Wine, Sherry Wine, Madeira Wine, ^ | . Port Wine, BLACKBERRY BRANDY, GINGER BRANDY, KIMMEI SCHNAPPS, ALSO Oliampagne IN BOTTLES, Fresh Ale and Lager Beer on Draught. B. M. SMITH, General Liquor Dealer, 2 doors above the Market, Broad-st, Camden, S. C. Has nlwoys on hsnd, a select stock LIQUORS, of all kindit and BEST QUALITY, toonago. he respectfully invites the attentionof the public, and solicits a share of their paon age Maroh 113. JUST RECEIVED A Fine Lot of CHEWING TOBACCO and CIGARS, Cinnamon CORDIAL, WILD CHERRY, Brandy, Ale and Porter, Soda* Water, iu Bottles, Schiedam Schnapps? French Braady, at reduced pricei. B. M. SMITH. IMPORTANT NOTICE. Administrators, Executors, and other Fidacories, 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. Jlareh 16. It. Axle Greaso, By the Box or Keg. HODGSON & DUNLAP. ..iV I ?& * ^. * ,-f>. - /A * ' / * * r ' ' .V "if " X - ?;/. ' f T f ' V- . ? II ' 'i ." 1 1 " i J . _ i I,:I U III ^esm r* a- if-f - ' t* *v " **-s * ***** '*r * ^ ** WANDO FERTILIZER;" ^ ^SgassgHgs^EiE ? i a i ii * <01 THIS POPULAR FRRTIMZERa ~ HAS BEEN REDUCED FOR THE SEASON 1871, TO MEET THE NECESSITIES OF' THE'! . FT.A TTTX2srC3- OQ^l^TTlsr^1 ^ AND HAS BEEN FIXED AT r^V > i ?: ? _ - '' & ? CASH?iiTty Dollars per Ton or 3,uuu ids, at ractory. TIME?Fifty-flye Dollars per Ton of 2,000 lbs. at Faetory, ; Payable 1st November, 1871, WITHOUT INTEREST. I ' V; ' '. ; V , :v': WAf. C. DUKES Ac Cd< AGENTS,~ v- i CHARLESTON, S. C. W. 0. GERALD & CO., Agents, Camden, S.'C. ; " " .. I . ; ' '^SwHANNS' BfifBONE STANOMO SUARANTEED <ffl : i ! . ' f? I tmms. I RAW BONE I MANUFACTURED BY JB WALTON,WHANN&fi A*tm FOR ?ALE BY Mwj 1& FACTORS.^ . ... ... U jfeppG u ^ U PI B.PH OSPIA f THE GREAT . fJ- . . V < . Fertilizer For Cotton and all Crops. He unparallelled success of this Great Fertilizer on ALL CHOPS, proved to be the BEST and CHEAPEST Manuro now offered in the market. - * It has been used by manj of the most eminent Planters in the South, and Eevery single instance it has given Entire Satisfaction On COTTON its effects have been particularly marked. It is no rare thing for WHANN'S PHOSPHATE to increase the yield from ONE HUNDRED TO TWO HUNDRED PER CENT., or even more ! " ; / J. v . - * - 'J- i ' Mr. George C. Dixon, an eminent planter of Cameron, Ga., in a letter to the Banner & Planter, says that in an experiment with seven leading Superphoe* phates and Guanos, the Whann's proved itself the best of all those tried,-paying a net profit at the low market rate of $20 90 per aero of ootton. . >. '* * '1 ' i. g@? A copy of Mr. Dixon's letter furnished on application. ,' % FOR SALE BY i : * CLAGHORN, HERRING & CO., Charleston, S. 0., and Augusta, Ga. Jen. 19. REMOVAL. BAUM BKO'S., Having removed from their Old Stand, to their HEW, ELEGANT AND COMMODIOUS BUILDIISPGAt the corner of Broad and Rutledge^Streets. . ' _r . Thow ould invito their friends and the onblio at large to examine the ' Recent Additions to tiieir {^tock, Which they have endeavored to render . Corresponding to their Building, Thankful for past favors, we would ask a continuance of the same, confident that our patrons will be compensated for calling, by the ^ REMARHLABLY LOW PRICE? - At vr ch we have markc Bt ock in oonsequa o f the late decline in cotton. BAH* BROA.' 1 Cjuudeiij Dec. 15- * - *. < I flSSS " ' V " WSK- % ' ' ' w ;.-. ' w .* | y^j ; ; J .._ r - . * _ " J. ^ "