S03?LEB0T}Y.
' i ..?? v
.o um ? mtm$0w^M m
i r ?
h i?^p^^e^urfts embody,
Ijero?b^dv^ lis?'i?n?- to' -some bod%
mi r-is ??J?ng so soft aad low,
ft goinefcoefy.
??&07&,
fose*
O? V
1 - - i*
t f
1> ? though the shadow be,
P&Satoos^^ey^see?
:i, JJp?gfei $yp&?ss somebody.
Ko $nc sits up to wait,
T&o?Qgh sho la oui so late?
m
i'
i >?
Two shacws j?f??0?!^ * A ? ~ ^
Moonlight rcv^Wf?aW-fe> | ???
.?^rrtr^/^e^^iomebody. >v
Two, sitting siflfcby- S*dfv f ^ -, ?j
? Si llG?t ??rfth th^ebbin^?tide, :>^ >]
;;?(?;j ?^18^ .-? j
gomeljody, somebody
%*> ; j? V Males lofe to somebody,
To-night
' ' GBOWXNG OLtB TOGSXHSB.
3&~yo&kat$rI am thinking, to-morrow
: ? We aliali pass, on our journey through
>'.? : ?? ??'. ? ? .
. m .^ne?more of the milestone thatbring u?
:?.,- ^?ilnea^r thegoal,.my^ood\v?fe??
,?.!.??>. ?liie.g?adanniversary morning
. O? .our wedding day cometh once inore.
j&?|i^eV^in||RiU?&d us still waiting,
31 r ,^yho had thought to have gone long
before. ? r
We are oW, wife; I know by the furrows
Tml& hm pik)w???a .y?ur brow, once so
fair;
1 X ;know by ?ke crowft of ?right^s?ver1 * r
He hae left for your once raven hair : r
" a brighten t our life at is <hWn ;
???w by the graves in the church,yard,
j\ ? j'^f W^u^tedv&tdeadyestennorn.
[ i p<3&u? way im been humble and toil-worn,
Your guests-has been Trouble, good
^sj^^mj??^^t??ae trials and. serrowsv.
?. ?*.11 mad?*t??> your record through life ;
,. l (?$utj mav th$ th??jrht cheer you, my dear
one; ;;
< ^^&r^?t?enc(| ^andls^weet, clinging love
f Hare m?d?''for ?t?e Eere such a heaven.
;r. , I have asked, "Is therebrightei; above?"
Ili lififs Winter^ sweet Wife, we are living,
Butit7s storms all unheeded will fall,
r ,??h?^ fV&?^ we, who JtoftjvioY^and leach
other . j ;
.... *J$H&%1 v^&^&mb ^ to
^ M v-.v ~
Hand in hand, we await the night coming ;
^iviBg'?t?nks^down the valley we go;
Fosto.loveaa?togrowoldiogetiier
I? the highest blies mortal caa know.
* ?S?mi ?a?sf?l to b?^ss us,
?M ?ghte?i our hearts ?ay bay day;
it hope is n?i always fruici?n,
^W^l?^^wedv?^dJ^TO^ bet the
& . ^?rresi " ~ ~? \ ; ?:
TluA^arnei^ite'wdr?d w^ awaUf; ' .
?v* ?iMK j -?i
? Wbf6hooi> and a skein of wooi,
Stt?ed, and soiled, and soil;
Old tU^ 4o&8ay,ajid I doubt you're
- ^41 & ^9 ! ?8 n^kth!?*5tormy night,
tip in the yards aloft.
Jdost like it?s folly : bo^mato, look- h4rcrr^
When first F^nt to sea, j
'^^^^^^^f^^jxi? yon far-o?f strand^ ^
, ^i?ft^ i^^^^^k-ring on the smalli ??ft
h?nd,<? ? a .j / *f j *-?:
Which'^e^?so cl<^ to me. I toq
r> a- ' .
My wifer^God?bl^ h^ri The day before;;
y, She.?at b&t?& my fbot,;ir., y :/l?
a: the st?nJ^ht;Ms ed l^r yelW hair,
Attd- the- dainty imgersy Seft and fair,
Knitted a baby's boot. -
The voyage was over?I came ashore?
What^ tMnk you, found ? there ?
A grave the daises had sprinkled white, ,
r A coUag^empty and^dark aa~nigbt,
? '^ ??<?th?5 beside t?e chaM". ^
Tho little boot, 'twas unfinished stHl,
^T^e^an^ed skein ?ayj?ea^ . 7
vS?iV tue fenitter gone away to rest.
}Yi*k the babe &3?eep ?u he^qmet brcas^,
; :t Down in the churchyard drear.
?S -??-!?-???.*????
SEALED PROPOSALS in du??eaiec
I ir?Jh be received for mxty days by the
? ' Cha?rmali of t^e?oaraof Trustees o? the
. 8 I^jQr^hah Asylum for ? SETE AND
BlJEJDlNG for the above named institu
it^sMft accordance with a joint resolution
'; * & Genera! Assembly, aj)|>royed Feb
'^n^lp?J?L[ I>.??e7?, to incite.?r^posals-^
,4.'.'^^.^^^?p?'builduproq?lrt^.^y said"
Chai m:au of Board b?ai^ Orphan ? vinni
pj???*s?l? Sfollerei
Til ?i Sxat?! os South VaH('?>?>;a; ' 5'
; Gt^n^ww-? Coumy. ?8
/ ...
! MTheiS?a^ St ? Jni??n ?oirvy, of
; Ch:uie?tOJi, o;.,?.v JUiuUv^u?t io r?e/~So
?grasi hl?u Letters "o? . Administration,
i V?tirihi? iv?l ?mnexc<I, &i t-.tnui and
i,? .Xhfit9 ^ai$, i&? ?or? Ut ca$e and afb?i?ii
rk^ a? asid'etti?mv the t?ndf&iasd ?cod
(??b^getowii!
r?l^?r?day, ?he39th loft May wxt, after'
rM?fc^tiqg t h?iw^. at, }1 ; o^lo?k im the?
^ ,a. fcxs?icw cau?e, if any they have.
wfry&?'Se&i A^imhMmti?n should not
?begnanted. ; ?
,. (Syerf leader my hand, this 7th dayr of
May, Anno l>omlnl, lS7?.
: O. BUSH,
umr I0?3t> Probate Jud?e;:
sriM ?if ?^? ^ Bess?
ii&tce ?low Fulton Brooklyn.
blOv! TUO <"lJ :ir ;;? / ?;> I
to i^^?Wi^oA^tf ler?Sf by. the ; day,
. \lT?rut arid f?o!d S*M.:
- patronage *>? the ?raveiii?r ptao?ie '
p suited by, ~<Mrn5S. . FAT^feKSON/
urophetress. formerly of Philadelphia,
?>a. ?'': 'maylfc?vf.
attractive Opening
OF
Tbc undersigned has just received and
is now pre])ared to exhibit those who
may favor, him with a call, ?b large aiid
attractive a stock o?
SPRING
, AND
A^'i<; usually brxVat/bt
u> thi? M^iiivET, which
lias beew carofuflv .selected
for him i?j NfcW YOliK and
! other Nociera. Cities^ by
-.Iks. of. long, experience....
acknowledged
good fct?ic. Ho fcels satis
: .?m? in saving that, his 3u>ck of '
Dress,
t?sto
hite
men urooas
NOVELTIES.
HAMBUltO T??IMWlIGS;
i?N?N SUEfcXiKG . , ,
'
- ? ? PII;v.OW 0 ?? .
. . LADIES Wi???E SKI??TS,
SI N U^?iUKLL?S,
]' a 3 0 I? S
< AND GENERAL
STOCK O *
Will compaio tavorab?v point of
QUALITY, ^TYX-Eand E. with
any in this Market. A railing tmnsei? of
thi3<piethou oi\iieturi?ug?i? thanks to the
Friends & Customers
For their liberal patronage in the past, he
hopes be able to merit a continuance
of the eame.
aprii 26-1 yr.
READ, MARK, LBAM
AND
rj; ?-7-:o:r?r^T?.
I* Xsa^artssit News for the fick and XntLieted!
... .. -;0:_^_ ;? '
roara traft!
Not siiic^fhe intrcK?tictio? of mocleru
S Chemistry and analytical research into
the hidden, mysteries of the Vegetable
Emg??m has there been discovered a
me??cal product of such extraordinary
cuntir? powers.as the FAIN C?KER
TMs justly celebrated medicine was dis
coveted and pr?psatMi by an old distin
guished Physician in Calcutta, during the
war with India, tbe Professor connected
with Her Majesty's Naval Department.
. His practice was confined to those of ^e
f ^ereicaees; whick^.uauaity: resi?t fro?n a
H^^^?^W^PN^?lgi*. indeed .^U
f 9fiie$jdi^>B^^ ti^^i^^wt. and e?
?r*K?tic medi?me. *Tha treatment of t?i?
o^t???t'wf?h t?^n^m?dfcmQs.of
<l? day failed to:ma?e;a enre, or- to re
?qv^ ihe ( patients*,.ffDisappointed an'd
kdof ti??d at the result and stimulated by
the promptings of a ?nrct humanity for
the su3Bferii?gwii3r well a piPoXessi?naJ
pride^ he. a?ter much labor.and study,
compounded Ins sreat Liniment called
the PAIN CUR?& Tills Medicine is
remarkabiQ for the peculiar property it
possesses in being an inteiTial and exter
nal remedy, at the same time differing
from all other medicines in its action in
arresting diseases.
It is taken iaterna??y for Colds, Coughs,
Cramps, Fever and Ague, Hend-ache,
Asthma, Colic, Acid Stomach, Cholera,
Cholera Morbus, Sick Stomach, Pains in
the Stomach. Diarrh a.
It is used externally for Sore Throat*
j^ SweiJ?i?g of the Glands of the Neck, ??ead
^a<^he^ Neuraijria, E'ace-ache, Tooth-ache*
P?i?s i?ftfee Back, <>r ^e sSid? ?r ih i the
He??rtr-St?#* : Ne^k?>? >Lumbago,, Kh^?ma
tism, it is especially goo|d--rains in the
Bones, or- m the Mu???s; -or Joints ; for
Stings of InseetR Snake Bites, Itehing
I Humors, in t?e Skin. For all these, and
te great remedy.
C^D&?lON^Bo?t?e you ask for the
?^ai?i 3 ?; Ko family should
be without % It is the only Pain Eil
WjQT ~J&ty]Go3^ of fi?t n?in?. ?
... .. FOR SALE BY
Driggist a A^thecari<;-?r'<:
;??>. -. . - _..-?/"? ? .? ?
JLtt OM?y at
; ''-Art?niey '?n?'?ounsei?cr at Law.
\ a& ? :'?/aa? ^t:y ' ; ?hSt?ltii,1 S. ?. )
i? Will jMctic??'?ii i?t Wr?e^?oUtte!i0f
il r. iM?m??toi? .??! .?..?! ; fe:
' Will practic? iti tre Courte ?f fheTh?r?
Circuit ' ? ? >] '"' : ^
Stephen R Gipsoi^
[ Office in the Georgetown Court Mouse. ]
. ?ll business entrusted to this oftlee will
oe promptly attended t?.;
rt* {Usiti
mm
A E aXd ;c.oi:jsrs'?t?ioii -
???: .. i (^EOrR^TOWN.^.^;-^
?. Will .pr?vf?Uo? ih]all the Courts. of this
?ate,,,,. .... . ? >?. fi . : . .* '
~ S. ?? Swalis,
Attorney * Counsellor at Law.
Will Practice in all the Courts of the
State. Special attention ])aid to Collec
tions. KIN G STREE, S! C.
april26-lyr.
Sam'lT. Atkinson,
At i oxpne^' At ^aw?
GEOTGETOWN, S. C.
FF?OE AT HIS RESIDENCE, COR
u?roiiHigh-market aud Broad Streets.
may 8-lyr
, JAS. A, BOWLEY,
A.tt?Mey ?t Law; .
GEORGETOWN,' S. C.
roar 3-tf
SASH AND TOJSBS,
MOULDINGS, BRACKETS, STAIR
FIXTURES, Builder* > Ifonifch?ng Hard
ware* Drain Pipo, Floor Tiies, Wire
Guards, Term Cotta Ware, MarUc and
Siato Manlio Pieces.
WINDOW GLASS A SPECIALITY.
Circulars and Price List? sent free on
application, bv
i>. P. TOALE,
S&Hayne and 83 P?uokney Sis.
march 29. Charleston, 8. C
J. F. EJSENMANfy
Merchant Tallow
M.ui? Stkeet, E -W-asbxsgtox,
COLUMBIA, S C. : ?
ap*.5-2.. ? " "' '**?? ?" '??- ?" siri
?.'i|'?)m '? ? " '?"?!<?'" 1 '. 1?rrr- ,
FACTOR,
General Oommission &
Shipping Merchants,
Front Si, Georgetown, S. C.
-:o;
Part?cula attention given to the sale of
TIMBER, NAVAL STORES, COTTON,
RICE, and MERCHANDISE.--Also, to
receiving and forwarding goods.?-Safe
pens fbr storing timber, &c??Brick ware- ?
house4or; storing goods, &c, &c.
niarch ^). r ^ .
" : WflBt?fflBiSffl I']
; Sitiger i Sing?i* ! Si?iger !? ?
SEWIl6MA fflM?l
TBE SINGER MAN?^PAOTGEING
COMPANY, OF CHARLESTON, S. C,
have established an Ageu(^y in George
toTvn for the sale of the Celebrated Ma
chines. Our Agent Mr. ? GEORGE F.
ROGERS, will take pleasure in giving in
sti^uctions to all who purchase SINGER
MACHINES. Examine the Singer be
fore purchasing. Mr. ROGERS can be
found at our OiUce in Georgetown, S. C.
THE
Singer Iviaiiuiacturing Co.,
CHARLESTON, S. C.
aF.EO?ESS,
; Local 'Agent, (at Western Hotel.) George
town, S. C. ; : :
>i? : Ji ri^arch '
W.'W; Sh?7kle?ori?, Wml Aiken Kellv.
l?CE?iEIfll S HM,
J Factors, ?ei?eril ^Ccmmii&si?h
;:.; ..?: ATLANTIK VaiAliF,
. -t CliarlestoB, S.?C.
Particular 'iitenticn ?v.en to tile of !
C() TT ' . "ft 'CT'? nd % ? \
STOBES:: &iMi?W ? ?f VE>- !
SE?K j
f.r a j
I
Govemme?t of the Unitod
mirh?i* Stated*
Presideat-^TJ?vaeee S, Grant, of Illi
nois, to ?ia^h iti, 1877.
' Vi^Pres?d?i?t?Henry Wilson, of
Massachusetts. ? ?
[? Secspetaryr r ?f the Stat^-Hamilton
Blsl^^f Nestori*, ...,/u<>..iVi. ?u\
Secretary , of ??ea^u^?W. JB.
'f?^ds?k^ i?k?^chtt?etts. '
i:-^Smmikf (*%^i^^^^l?inap,
,/:. .:Se^?tary,of tb#{Tayy??. j&L ?Robe
boo, o? N?w Jersey ?,.... .... ?..
' ^retary of ,? ? Interior-rC Def?no,
of Ohio. v:'' ?? "; /{
fc Post-master General?John A. J.
Creswe?of Maryland.
Attorney Qm&xs^?00tg? H. Wil
liams, of Oregon. ...
President of the Senate?Henry Wil
son, Vioe-President ex OFFiciq.
Secretary^?Geotg? C. Gorhan, of
California. - gnij>?- ? : .?;? ?
; Speaker* oithe Bouse, oftRepresenta
. .?ve^J^oies JUainp, o? Maino;
CierkT-r?dwaiil McPhersQn, of JPenn-;
svivama% , -!
J Congress m?ets annua?ry the first
Monday in December. The present
Congress (the 43d) commence March 4.,
1873. . . , . ;
the Supreme ?jourt of the
United States. ,
Chief Justice
Associate Justices?Hon. Ward Hunt,
of New York;-Hon. Nathan Clifford, of
Maine; Hon. Noah H. Swayne, of Ohio;
Hon. Samual F. Miller, of Iowa ; Hon.
David Davis, of Illinois; Ecu. Stephen
J. Field, of California ; Hon. William
M. Strong, of Pennsylvania; Hon. Jos
eph P. Bradley of New Jersey.
The Supreme Court holds one ses
sion annually, in Washington, begin
ning on the first Monday in December.
United States Courts in
. ; South. Carolina*.
Circuit Judge?Hugh K. Bond.
District Judge-^-George 3. Bryan.
District Attorney?David T. Corbin.
Clerk-?Daniel ?or?back.
Marshal-^-B. M. Wallace.
Terms for holding United States Cir
cuit Court?First Monday in April, at
Charleston ; fourth Monday in Novern
' ber, at Columbia.
Terms for holding United State Dis
trict Court?First Monday in January,
May, July and October, in Charleston,
for.Eastern District; first Monday in
August, at Greenville, for Western Dis
trict. [The C?urt held Jat Greenville
exercises Circuit Court powers.]
Government of the State of
South Carolina.
Governor?Franklin J. Mose?*, Jr.,
elected to serve for two years from Oc
! tober, 1.872.
Lieutenant Governor?Richard H.
Gleaves.
Secretary of State?Henry E. Hayne.
Treasurer?Francis L. Cardoao.
Comptroller General?Solomon: L.
i H?ge.
Adjutant and Inspector General?
I Henry W. Purvis.
j Attorney General?Samuel W. Mel
ton.
Superintendent of Education?J. K.
JiBson
Superintendent of Penitentiary?J.
B. Dennis.
Superintendent of Lunatic Asylum?
Dr. J. F. Ensor.
Private Secretary to Governor, and
Acting Commissioner of Agriculture?
. H. D. Byron.
Legisl ature.
rThe Legislature ineeta annually^ on
the 4th Tuesday in N?'vemb?r.
Pret?d?nt pro! t??? of the Senate?
Hon. B?&i SftraSlsio* ;
;\ Clerkr-t J-Woodruff, Charleston, j
. Speaker of tho House of Representa
tives?Jlon. Samuel J. Lee, of Aiken.
Clerk--A. ?^ Jcm?s, Charleston.
Supreme Court, South
Carolina.
Chief Justice?P. J. Moses, Somter.
Associate Justice?A. J. Willard,
Columbia.
Associate Justice?J. J. Wright,
Summerville. ? -
Clerk?A- j?L Boozer,. Lexington.
Rep?rter?J. 6. G. Richardson, Suin
ter. - ?& 4 : ?M *m -iV'
: r Circuit Courts.
: Wifsb Circuit^l%o ?ount?es of
Charleston arid Orangeburg. f : .
? Se^onil. TCircuit~--Thp counties: of
Alken, -Barn well, Colieton and-Beaufort.
Third CfocujJ;?The counties of Clar
endon, W?lBanisburg and Georg !town.
Fourth Circuit?Th? counties of
Chesterfield, Malbor?, Darlington,
Marion and Horry.
Fifth' CircuiWThe counties of Ker
shaw, Riehland, Edge?eld and Lexing
ton.
Sixth Circuit?The counties of Ches
ter, Lancaster, York and Fairfield.
Seventh Circuit?The counties of
Newbeny, Laurens, Sparenburg and
Union,
Eighth Circuit?The* counties of
Greenvilfo, Anderson, Oeonee, Piekens
and Abbeville.
Cix*euit Jukigesw
First?R. F. Grahm, Charleston. ,
Second-rJohn J. M^r?:Bl^kville. ||
Third?John T^j^?en^rSumter.
Fourth?C. P. ?owiis?nd, Beni^eibt&
vill?; * ? ' '< "?
Fifth?R. . Carpenterr, Ck)l?x?t?a.
Sixtbr?T. J. Ma?^ey.. Gbeste-r. ;.c,
Sev^Ath?Montgo^eiy: Moses, New
berry.
Eighth-^Th?napson ?C C??k.
1 Solicito^
First ?r?r?i?C. W.-Muttis, Charles- |
ton;: ? : . ' : . ?\ ' -vr* ";v *$t^l W?
Second.;:. L. Wiggin; I
Beaufort ... !
' ThifjJ Circuit?Samuel % Atkinson, j
Georgetowt?. j
FoJirth Circuit? . D. McCoIl, Ben
nett* ville.
Fifth CircuiW'H. Eunk?e, C "-un
bia.
Sfarti* arenili?W. H. Brawley,
Chester.
Seventh Circnik?W. 3L Fleming,
Spartwbttrg;
Eighth Circuit?-Absoiom Blythe,
Greenville. .
MsXESil of c0xgr288 ist CON. D? st.
Joseph H. Ifciney, Georgetown, S. C.
TJ. S. ?FFIC1AX3.
Henry P; Herioti, Collector. '
T. W. Di?ke?soa^iifepector.
Blair An?erson, Postmaster, W. D.
?MoT|??iD????sei?U?anti.? '; - toreri
, W^^f portee, I^ ?, Co?awla&te?eri
Wm.0, J?ri?a, "Jr.
?{" BErRE8ENtATTVE5.
Jas. A. Bow?ey.
Charles H. Sperry.
Charles Green.
County Offickbs.
8. T. Atkinson, olicitor.
S. R. Carr, beriff
It O. Bosh, Probate Judge.
-, Clerk of Court
J. M. Lesesne. B. O. Bush, Henry Joy,
County Con?U?i??oners.
Thomas P. McDowell, Auditor.
Sam']., IL Carr, Treasurer.
Sk?B.;Gii^i,^lv^tGpmroi^ioner^
S?ierr??a Johnson^ Coroner.
Trial justices.-?J. Jenkins Kucks, 8.
B. Gipson, Georgetown; Wi?. L. Webb,
Waccainaw; AYm. T. B?ssc?lie?, North
Santecw . ^
Dr. J. Tunuo H arrim?n, Health Officer,
T. ?. McDowell, Jury Commissoner.
James Murrell, E. Capers Rainey.
H. F. Heriot Commissioners of Elction.
Municipal Officers.
Geo. It* Coiigdon, Jntenclant.
D. J. Wilson, Peter "Wbodbury.. John
W. TarboXj A. Morgan, Warden*?.
C. R. Anderson, Clerk of Council.
John B. Lembow, Marshal.
Jack Anderson, Scavenger.
Jas. Porter, P. T. Braswell, Inspectors
of Nova! Stores.
B. J. Hazard, J. M. Lesnse, W. S. Croft,
Port Wardens.
Prince Coit, Jas. A. Bowley, Neptune
Bell, Pilot Commissioners.
Fire Department.?Warren R. 3 lesion,
Chief; Warren Atkinson, George * R.
Congdon, B. A. Munnerlyn, Assisuints.
J. H. Dein en, Preset. Salamander H.
& L. Co.
S. W. Itoquic, Preset. Winyah Steam
El?cine Co.
W. H. Jones, Jr., Pres't. Heston Engine
Co.
^Sherroid Johnson, Prest Star Engine
Co.
Greenville & Columbia Eailroad
Passenger Train Schedule,
Daily, Sundays excepted, connecting
with Night Trains ou South Carolina
RaiiiOad^iip aod down, also with Trains
going North and South on Charlotte.
Columbia and Augusta Railroad, and
Wilmington, Columbia and Augusta Rail
road.
up.
Leave Columbia at - - - - 7:i5am
?<* - Alston ------ S:05 a in
'i: Newbcrrv.10:40 a m
" Cokesburv ----- 2:00 in
" Belton.3:50 pm
Arrive at Greenville - - - 5:3t> m
down.
Leave Greenville at - - - - 6:30 a m
" Beiton.9:30 a m
" Cokesburv.11:15 a m
" Newbcrry.2:30 pro
u Alston.4:20 m
Arrive at Columbia - - - - 6:00 m
ANDERSON BRANCH AND BLUE
RIDGE DIVISION.
down.
Leave WTaihatla at.5:45 a m
" Perryvil?e.?:2 a
" Pendieton.7:10 am
:- Anderson.8:10 am
Arrive at Beit?n at - - - - 9:00 am
Connecting with down train from
Greenville.
TIP.
Leave Belton at.&?# m
?i Andcvs&?.4:30 m
" Pendieton - - - - - 5:50 m
" Vengrville.C:35 m
Arrive ai Walhalla at - - - 7:15 m
Accommodation Trains on Abbeville
Branch Mondays, Wednesdays, and Fri
days.
Anderson Braneh on Tuesdays. Thai's*
days and Sa&^d^s. { |
* 1PS0MA? jDODAMEAD,
General Superintendent
Jabbz Norton, General Ticket Agent
Papei-s advertising by agreement please
copy.
September , 1872.
Wilmington, Columbia and An
gusta Railroad
The following schedule will go into ef
fect at 3:25 A. M., Monday, 7th instant :
DAY EXPKKSS TRAIN?D?iiY.
LeaveWUinirigtoiv - - 8?25 A. M.
AiTive ?t Florence, ' - - : '9:55 "
.^, At Columbi^ : , ^ .
<? " At Augusta, .;- - 7:42 ?
Leave Augusta, - - -* 6:35 A. M.
Arrive ai4'Ohnnbi?,? - 11:25 u
u .At Florence, ... - 4:15
" At WiKniugt?h; - "- 10:25 " .
night express * ? a in, dai L y?S Uuday s
Excepted.
Leave Wilmington, - - 5:45 P. M.
Arrive at Florence, - - 11:85 "
<? At Columbia, - - 3:40 A.M.
" At Augusta , - - 7:20 "
Leave Augusta, - - - 5:50 P. M.
Arrive at Columbia, ?- 10:20 "
At Florence, - - 2:12 A. St
At Wiiniiiiifton, - 8:00 4i
?AS. ANDERSON,
may 3. GcnJ ^up't.
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Soutii t aroliii? ?iiilroaxl Company.
<;cLUMBiA, S. C., Sei>t. 26, ?872.
?lii?iigz of Schedule U> go inlo e?fect on
and after Sun?ay the 2Gth inst.
ST??L and PASSEXOEIi train.
Leave Ce^imbia at ' - - - - 9 a. m.
AiTive at Ciiarleston at - - 4*^30 p. m.
Leave.Charieston at - - - 9:30 . m.
Arrive at Columbia at - - - 5:20 p.m.
NIGHT EPRESS.
freight and accommodation train.
/ (Sundayg excepted.)
Leave Columbia at - - - - 7:30 p. m
Arrive at Charleston at - - 6:45 a. m.
Leave Charleston at - - - 7:10 p. m.
Arrive at Columbia at - - - 6:30 a.m.
CA3?i>e>r ACCO^nroDATio:; tkaz?c?
Leave Cssndeu - - - - 7:20 ?. 5f.
Arrive Coiunibia g*-:- - - 1:2:55 . .
Leave (W?m?B ?t - - - 2:2?? ^: y.
Arrive at Calden at - - - f>:55 p. m.
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