The Experience and Mis Eries of a Boston Missionary
A Boston missionary aboard the Henry Von Phul faces fear on a cotton landing night as crew brutalities and a chained pet bear terrorize him. Amid the chaos Aminidad escapes from a bear and swims to shore, later recounting northern reports of southern inhumanity.
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Phul
Amiuidad
Aminidad
Amini
Capitan
Ed. Ryland
Henry von Phul
Lemphis Bulletin
Taxpayers urged to prepare for internal revenue tax collection
The article notes the Internal Revenue tax has begun in earnest across the South and urges readiness to meet collectors. It includes a rates table for licenses under the tax laws and warns of distraint and sale of property for nonpayment. It also cites Henry Ward Beecher’s views on hellfire influencing national conduct, as noted by the New York World.
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U. S. Internal Revenue
South Carolina
Henry Ward Beecher
Hell
Stevens
Sumner
Greeley
Beecher
New York World
The Baltimore Fair Opens in April at Maryland Institute
A major aid fair for the South’s poor will launch on the first Monday in April at the Maryland Institute. Led by Baltimore’s benevolent ladies, it attracts broad merchant support including A T Stewart whodonated valued goods. England may send aid. ten days of events culminate in estimated receipts of 875000 to 1000000 dollars.
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South
Baltimmore
Maryland Institute
North
A. T. Stewart
London Times
England
Concordia Opera House
Baltimore
Baltimore Amateur Dramatic Club
Bill to Perpetuate Testimony Filed
A bill to perpetuate testimony was filed. The measure seeks to authorize preserving testimony for use in future legal proceedings and may affect related court procedures.
Compound list of notes and security interests from Camden area
A dense ledger of notes dated 1860 to 1864 with amounts from 50 to 3000 dollars. Endorsers include Sitgreaves Matheson Oldham Kennedy and Chesnut with multiple security interests listed. Notes from Camden mention dates in 1861 1862 and 1864 and maturities ranging from one day to six months.
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F. A. Silgreaves
James G. Jones
T. S. Murphey
Janary
George Allen
George Alden
A.B. Doby
Ben. Honnet
Pen. Honnet
J. A. McDonald
A. J. Doby
Camden
J. J. Doby
Doby
James J. Doby
A. E. Doby
A. H. Doby
LaRoche Heriot
C. Matheson & Co
F. P. Ingram
G. Matheson & Co
Charles C. Jackson
Ellis Oldham & Co
Fillis Oldham & Co
K. K. Adamson
Matheson & Co
B. Adamson
J. M. DeSaussure
Thomas J. Ancram
William A. Ancram
C . Barrew
AJ. Barrett
B. E. Boykin
Mereney
B. F B. Boykin
J. &. Mereney
N. R. Brown
James L. Reed
William GC. Cunningham
Wilie Patterson
R. J. Cunningham
W F J. Johnson, Jr
R. J. Conningham
Jolngan
Deas
Anorum
Wuh
DePuss
Jaimuary Hiei
Todgers
Jhimes
George Alden Security
James Be
Chanden
Cay OP Tsh
B.D. Hacalt
James Dunlap Securities
I. L. Fraser
Iss
L. L. Fenser
W. Kennedy
Canden
D. Kirkpawick
B. Gass
TM Kirkpatrick
William Keynesly
Robert Datta
J. Watterson
Anl
Joseph T.ershaw
I. BE. McKay
James Donlip
Ke W. Young
A. Matheson
Devender
Jamies , Cureton
A. M. & BR. Kennedy Securities
DD. Perry
Charles L. Dye
C. J. Shiver
J. D. Kennedy
Samuel Shiver
J. B. Cureton Security
Thomas J. Warren
L M Boswell
James Dunlap
W M Shannon
E G Robinson
JB Kershaw
C A McDonald
L McCandless
James Chesnut, Jr
Jas Team
James Chesnut
John Chesnut, Jr
I M Boykin
T J Aucrum
John Cantey
Duncan Whitaker
James B Cureton
J M DeSaussur
Benj Perkins Securities
Kalaner
Notice to all in Kershaw District on tax returns and licenses
All persons in Kershaw District must appear at the Camden office from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. May 1, 1865 to May 1, 1866 to file income returns and apply for business licenses. Penalties include two years in prison and a $500 fine for unlicensed business, plus 25 percent added for failure to return income. J M Davis assistant assessor 6th division 1st district 8 S C March 6 1866.
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Kershaw
Camden
J. M. Davis
Eaving
Hark
Sherman
Famots
Jeff Davis
Albini
Georgia
Extan Shark
Kate Converse
Imp
Non Plus
C&e
E. Ile
Hobkirk Hill
Sam
Joan
Cantey
Tax returns opened for Ker shaw District 1866
Taxpayers of Ker shaw District are notified that state tax returns will be received at Camden in James Jones’s store from April 2 to May 15 1866. Returns require sworn oath and cover lands incomes commissions dogs sales and manufactured goods values among others with office hours 9 am to 2 pm. WM McKain and T C KID Camden S A dated March 23 1866.
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Camden
James Jones
Frokers
McKain
T.C
S. A
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