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Platform of tho National Democratio Party. Tfr-tt %L 1* , 1 v' a A A Wo. t.l in finlr?f*nfou nf tlin n nmAnvnf I .. fc ? ^v,...Vw..Vlo party of tho United States, in 'imtionnl convonlf&n OBSoJnbldti, do horo doclnro tho administration of tho Fedoral governracut to bo in urgent need of immcdinto reform; do heroby enjoin upon tho uominoea of tins convention and of tho Domoeratio i^p^rty in oach Stato, a Hcalolis effort nnd co-oporation to this end, nnd do hereby appcnl to our fellow citizons of eyory formor political connection' t&! linWrttflcb with us this first and rtiOBtlfiVflbein^iiutriot. ic duty, for tho Democracy of the| wholo country. Wo do lioro roafllrm our faith in tho permanency of tho Fodoral Union, ourcdovotion to tho eonotitution oi tho united States, with it? amondmonta univoreally accepted, as a final sottlomont of tho controversies that engendered civil war; atubdo horo record out stoadfasVcofifidcnc'o in tho perpetuity of RopubHcan self ?ovorntnont; in aloolutV acquiescenco in] tho wifPof tho majority, tho vital prin- ] ciplo of tho republic; in tho supremacy oi mo civil over tue military authority; in tho total Boperatian of vhurch' and State, for tho Balco aliko of civil and religious freedom; in the equality of all citizens before just laws of their owu onactmont, in tho liberty ofindi*vidual conduct, unvoxed by sumptuary \ laws; in tlio faithful education of the rising generation, that they may pre* Bcrvo, enjoy and transmit thoso host conditions of human happiness and hopo. AVo behold tho noblest products of a hundred years of changeful liibtory, but, whilo (lphdlding tho bond of X)ur Union 'and groat Chart or of theso our rights, .it bohoovos a free . 1 * * I peoplo to practico also that eternal vigilanfco which is the pricC'M liberty. 1 Koform is nocessary; to vobuild and establish in the hearts ol tlio whole pooplo the Union eleven years ago happily rescued'from tlio danger of a corrupt centralism, which, af ter inllicting upon ten States the rapacity of carpet bag tyrannies, has honeycombed tho oIHcch of tho Federal government itself with incapacity, wasto and inlocted States and munidiHKlitios with tho contagion ; of misrule, ahd locUod fast tho prosperity' of an industrious pcoplo in tho paralysis of hfird times. Reform is necessary to establish a sound currency, restore the public qi*cdit and maintain tho national honor. Wo ?c&oWc? tno fail, uro of all tlicso eleven years to make trnnrl 1 t\t> lirnmico rkfl lirv Ir>?n1 I r> 1 "* ",-v ' ~fj"' vv"utl notos which aro ft changing standard of value in tho hands of tho peoplo, nnd tho non paj'irient of which in a di.srogftrd of tho pjighted faith oJL tho nation, Wo dcnounco thfc uhpflovidonco which in olcvon years cf peace lias talcon from tho .pooplo in Federal tnxos thirtocn * times tho whole amount of tho logal tondor notes, and j yquandored four tinvps this pm, in usoloas oxponso, without tho nccumu- J lation ol anyii'oservo for thoir rodomp- j tion. * Wo dcnounco tho financial imb6ei!it3' and immorality of that party which during tho elovon yoars ofppa'co iias made no udvaneo towards rcsumption;al|yit, instead, has obstructed rc~ hiimption by wanting our resources hr.d exhausting all our surplus income finu, while annually professing to intond.a speody icturn to spccio pny^ inonts, has annually cnaclou fresh bindrany?$ ijioro.tQ, as such n a hindrance wo dcnounco tlio Vosumption W?us3 of tlio Act of J$7<~>, and wo hero domand its repeal. Wo demand u-judigjoiiB syatom oi*p: apa!'atiqu , by public cconimies, by oHIcial retrenchments, and by wiso finanoo, which phall enablo the nation to assurp the "wbolo world of its perfect ability and its period readiness to moot any of its {H'omiaos at tho cull of tlio creditor enitlod to payment. Wo beliovo such a system well devised; and, above a'l on trusted to comnol.enl. h:irwli Pni? n- - , i ; ? lion, creating :vL no time an artificial Bceurity ol currency, and at. no time alarming (lie public mind into a avithdrawal -ol - tluit vaster funchinory o( credit by which ninety live por ccnt. ol all businosH transactions aro' performed; a system* open, public ntld i ll HI i l'i > i < r ironoi'nl r.. I. - I r> to' VW...IUUMUO, would, from tho day of its adoption, Uj'ing healing on its wings to all our Imrrassed industry, and act in motion iho whocls of eommorcc. manufacture 6h and tho mechanical arts; restoro employment to labor, :.ijd renew, in nil its national source, tho prosperity of tho people. Jicform is necessary in tho sum and mode of Federal taxation, to the end that capital may ho sot free from distrust and labor lightly buivlonod. Wo denounco (lie present tarifV imposed upon nearly 4,000 at tides as a master piece oi injustice, inequality and (also pretence. It yields a dwindling not a hearty rising rovonuc; it ha.* impoverished many industries to subsidise a lew; it prolrib* llh imports t lat might purchase the products ut A nuiricim labor; it has do graded Amor.can commorco from tho nr.st to an'interior rank upon the high nous; it lias cut down tlio k ! I I < u ?'\ ( I Amoican manufacturers at homo and abroad, and dej>U ted tlio returns of Amoricai) agriculUiro or industry, followed l>y lisilf our j>t!op1c; it. costs tlio people livo timos mol'O than ii produ* com to (lio treasury, obstructs ilu> pioccbuoh of production and wublvu tlio I r....WA ?d i..i t, ... i * ? i iiiutn ui Kiuui; it juuinuiuH irnuu nnu | f'ostor? smuggling, cnrichcs diuhonoat oficiais and bankrupts honeat moroh- | anlM. Wo ddMand (hatful ctuBtom bouso taxation shall bo only for rovonuo. JRoft/rrh-Witecbssary in tlio scale of pnblic Wo'lou-l O ? _ i - 1 L? VAJ/vmov i' viuvi il I j | OjLUlU 11IICl 111uni ? cipul. Our Kodirai taxation has swollen from ?GO/)0(r,000 in gold in 18G0 to $460,000,000 in curroncy in 1870. Oirr aggrdgato taxation- from 8184,000,000 in gold in 1800 to $730,000,000 in currency in 1870. /Or in ono docado, from loss than $5 pel* Ifcad, to moro than -618 por hoad. .{Sinco ,tbo ,i>oano tho peoplo lmvo paid to their tnx gath? eror.<\ moro-than *thvio? tho sum of t-ho nationnl debt, and moro than t\v56o that sum for tluo Fddoral govprninont nlono. WrO dc.matrd a vigorous frugality in over)' department and from every of* ficor of tho government. Reform is nccossary to put a stop t6 tho profli Ki!_ i-.. 1- - -? ? U91U U1 jlllUlIU 1UUUS, Jinu IU0I1' diversion from actual sottlcrs by tho party in pjowcr, \vhich has Squandered ?200,o00;U00 of acres, upon railroads alone, and, out $>f nioro than thrico that* aggregate, has disposed of less than a sixth directly to tillers of tho soil. ]{cform-?is neccasAry to correct tho omissions ot tho ltopublican Congross and tho orrors ot our troatios and our diplomacy which havo stripped our lollow. cit,izojis gf foreign birth and If 1 nil rod Vllf'O vr>f'l>r?ouin <v 4l>f? Atlnntin of tlio shiold of Amorican citizonship, nn'd have exposed our brolhron of the Pacific coast to the incursion of a raco not sprung from the samo groat parent stock, and, in fact, now by law denied citizonship through naturalization, as being noithor accustomed to tho traditions of a progressive civilization nor exercised in liberty undor cqiyxl laws* Wo donounco tho polic}' which thus disoards tho liborty loving Gorman and tolerates the revival of tho coolio trado in Mongolian women, imported for immoral purposes, and Mongolian men hirod to perform servile labor contracts, and demand such a modification of tho treaty with the Chin?80 Btnpiro, or 6uch legislation by (Congress within a constitutional limitation as shall proyent the fui Lhct importation cf immigration of tho Mongolian race, llefonn is no cessary una can never Uo ctlcpted but by making it ilio controlling issito of tho elections, lifting it ubovo the two false issues witli which the office hold* ing class and the party in powor sock to smoother it. The f.il.so issue with which they would enkindle sectarian strife in respect to the public schools, of which tho establishment to support belonging exclusively to tho scvoral States, and .which tho Democratic party nan cnorislicU from their loundation and rosolvod to maintain without pai'tialky or prefbrenco for any class, sect or creed, and without contributing from tho troasuiy to any? the falso issuo by which the}* sock to light anew tho dying embers of sec* tio;ial hato bctA\veo;i^kindro'.l peoples, onbg 'vunaturally^ estraugudj but now reiTTfitecf in cno indivisible republic !inrl a common dostiny. Ilcform is neocssary in mo civil scrvicc. J'ixpo ricnco proves that officiont, economical conduct of tho govern mental bnsi-j nesB in not possiblo if its civil servico he subject to change at evory clcction, bo a prizo fought for at tho ballot box, ho a'half reward of party zoal instead of posts of honor, assigned for proved competency and hold for fidelity in tho public employ. That tho dispensing of palronago should neither bo a tux tipon tlio Limo ol all our public men, nor tho instrument of their ambition. Here again professions falsified in tho porformunoo, attest that the party in pewor can work out no practical or fl;i|utory reform. Kofor'm ii nfcccssaryK>Von nnore^in tho higher grftdos of public sowico. Tho PresU dent,,Vigo IVeaiifpjjtj Judges, Sentx^ tors, Jicpi'ewBrnatK'Os and Cabinot Of ficers. These, and all others in authority, are tho peoplon' servants; meir imiucrs aro riot pnvaio perquisites; they aro public trusts. When the annals of this republic show the disgroco ami eensuro of a Vice I'yesi(lcnt,a late Speaker of the Mouse of llopreseutatjves marketing his ruling as a presiding ofIicor; t!ii*co Senators profiting secretly by their votes as law makors; five chairnicn of loading coin luitfcos of tho lato llouso of Jicprescniativcs exposed in jobbing; a late Sln/.rnfn imf r\l I ? ? I?1 ? v mijr wi uivj j i uunui jr lulling Uill anccn in tho public accounts; a lato Attorney General misappropriating public hinds; a Secretary oi the Navy enriched or enriching lrionds by per* centals levied oft' tho profits of contractors with his department; an ambassador to England consurod in a dishonorable peculation; tho President's Privato Sccrotary barely escaped conviction upon trial lor guilty ( fullnlieil.v in (r.-Liidx nnnn llirv linuon^ no; ;i Sccrotaiyol VVur impeached (or high crimes and confessed misdemeanors. The demonstration in complete that tho Hi*st step in reform must bo llio pcoplo's choice of honout mon from another party, lost tho disuse of one . r.i 1 .i i i iiuiuiciii ui^iiui/>i?i,iui? iiiiocl uiu uouy politic and tlioreby making no change of nron or party. Wo can get no chun^o ol measure and no reform. All these abuses, wrongs and crimes, tho product of t ixteon years' ascendancy of the Uepnltlicnn party, croato a no" ces.-iiy lor reform, confossed by Uopublicans tlicmaolvcsj out llieir ro( ...... .1 a. :? - ? IWI IIM iwu > uivu mm ii ill UWII Y Ull UOII find displaced i'rom the Cabinet. The jmrty'H muss of liOiiOHt volos in po\v~ ci'Iohs t ro.sist the 80,000 oflioc holdoP8, iln loadoin and guidcH. llciorm can only ho hud hy a peaceful civic revolution. Wo demand u change of I system, a ohango ol ftdministrMlon. n I change of pnrtios, that wo may have chango of mombors and of men. Thoroading was froquontly interrupted by n|>plauso. Tlio denunciation of (uq Uomnnption act |uul ja?s raand for its ropoal was rccoivod with ospocial favor. At tho conclusion, Dorsheimor said tho committco had adoptod and endorsed, though not as u part of platform, tho resolution which ho read ondorsing action of tho JIouso of lioprosontativos in cutting down appro priations. IIo exhorted the firmnoss, also resolution as to the just claims of soldiers, sailors and widows and or* phjyns. General JSwing pr?8onled,-at the roquost of sevornl gentlomoi), a substitute for jtho,, financial plank,?? Tho majority report was adoptod by C51 to 8. Tho convention then proccodod to nominatoand ballot. qpl. William8 nominated Hendricks; Whitoly, ofDelawaro, nominated Bay nni; jjoon yxouoii, ot INcw Jorsoy, nominntcd I'arkor; Francis Kornan, | of New York, nominntcd Tilden. Viret ballot?Allen 56; Tilden 403 j; I Park or ,18; Jtancock 7o; Bayard 27; IT 11-1 -r* ?. - JLIUIHU'ICKS I3d{. . Second ballot?Allen 54; Tildcn 407; | Parker 18; Hancock 71; Hendricks 108; Tharman 2. Iowa changod 20 for.Tildon; Illinoia changod 24 for Tildcn and 18 for llondricks; Missouri chaugcd 20 for Tildcn and 10 for liendncka. "Wholo voto on second ballot 738; noccssary to a choice 492. After tho chango by Iowa, Illinois and Missouri, Tildcn lmd 535; llondricks GO; Allen 54; Hancock 50; Bayard II; Thuruian 22; Parker 18. Thomas A. llondricks, of Indiana, was unanimously nominated for Yico President on tho first ballot. f'r,. rx W . 1) /I ' " ll ysunv II Air.H JL UUfllJ \_/AlV K. ??llilll cupful of butter, two cupfuls of sugar, tbroo oggs, 0110 cupful of cold wator thrco pounds of flour, 0110 teaspoonful cream of tarter, ono half toagpoonful soda. rrnss C3BMTV DIRECTORY, Senator?11 Ii liowen. lirjiresentalive'?D F Bradley. (Jink of Courl-r-S 1) Keith. Jutl/e. of /' ohulc?I II l'hilpot. S/tcriJ)'-?.) Kiley Ferguson. Coro/nr?Warren Uoyd. School Commissioner?11 A Do won < , r Treasure/?11' A Lesley. Auditor?Alorzo M Folger. Countf/ Commissioners?John T Gossclt, Chairman?Hohort Craig, (.? M Lynch, Clerk County Commissioners, C L llollingsworth. Trial Justices?Kaslei/, Luke I. Arinil?S<?? luhrity, Central, James A Liddcll?J'icktns C 11., C L HollingsworthJ i and (J W Taylor?D-tcusville, J 15 Sutherland NOTICE. I lake this method of informing my friends that I will ho found in my oflice on each SATIJKI)AV, for the purpose of transacting any business that comes under my jurisdiction. , Ah my duties ffs School Commissioner will compel nie to bo absent in difTeront parts of the county, 1 make this special appointment lor iiic ueneni or nil concerned. It. A. HO WEN, jio2i?*ly Scool Commissioner TIIK (iRlllT CAUSE OF ihiffilEJASa SaDSi&Str. Just PubIi.'fr&l, ^in a ScjUd 'Knvclopc. I'rke Six, CeAtt. A T.ecturo on Hie Nature, Trcatinont, and i Itaiiicfu curp uT Hciiuimi V.'caUsscss, or Sperni.atoi'iTiccft, tfilluccd' by Self-Abuse, Involunlfti'jt.EmiB9i6j)H, Jmpolency, Nervous l)os bllily, and Impediments lo Murriftgo generally; Consumption, Kpilopsy, and Fits; Menial find ybysioal Incapacity, &c.?Ity ROBERT J. CULVKRWELL, M. D., author of the; "Ordcn l$ook,"&9. . Tho worhl-l'fcnfvwned author, in tliin mlnit 'rnbio I.ecturo, clearly proves from liis* own (experience Ujf?t the t\)v(ul consequences of ttelf-Abirae may he effectually removed witlt'out medicine, and without dangerous surgical 'operation?, hobgies, instruments, rings, or cordials; pointing <mt a mode of cure at once certain and effucUial, by which every siilTercr, no matter what his condition may bo, may cure himself chcaply; privately and radically. ^0^' This Lecture will provo a boon to thousands and thousands. Bent, under seal, in a plain envelope, to any address, on receipt of six ccnta, or two postago stamps. Address the.Publishers. F. BUUCJAtAN & SON, | 11 Ann St., Now York; I'ost Office Box, 4580. up 0, 1870 31 out i mm , . _j. i jiMBaw METROPOLITAN WORKS, .St., from Sixth to Srvp.ntii, 111CJI MOM), : t VJlMilNlA. ENGINES. Portable and Stationary, Saw Mills. Grist Mills, lioilers, Castings of n....un .ml fi /> | ...?u <i v?| v/. uv. AllCHlTKCTCHALK IRON WORK, In all its branches, done by experienced hands IMl'HOVKJ) POUT A IIL KNO INKS for driving C'o'lon Gins, Threshing Machines, Separators Ori.it Mills, &c. A number of Hcvond hanJ Hngines and ISoilers of various p.ittcrs, in first ratoordor, 011 hand. Jlepair work solicited an 1 promptly done. W M. B. TAN NEK k CO. Oct 1J, 7 | J y HOW IS THE TIME, I I -TO /< - SUBSCRIBE ?FOR? the mm mm. ? mm mm* m m w m mm m ww twwmmmm ( Only $1.50 a Year o Ii very in a 11 i n t li o Co u 111 y of Pickens SHOULD 13IS A SUBSCRIBER ! o Every man who has over lived hero and has moved away, SHOULD BE A SUBSCRIBER! ?o IT FURNISHES ALL TOS 8?B1TY ?AND? REPORT* ?OF? iiWWllSW o 7 2' C1HCULATKS Largely in tlio adjoining Counties, and to Bomo extent in Western North Carolina! AND IS, TilKIIEFOKE, A GOOD MEDIUM FOR ADVERTISING, o SUBSCRIBE For the Pickcns Sentinel ! ADVERTISE In tho Nentincl ! ZYKALZYO! Wo nro now prepared to furnish permanent situations (or a lar^c number of |>er*bii*, malo nnd fcmalo wlionro EE? of Worin\ I'd t lieu lnr* pent freo on application. Addim with Mump, Boutiikrm Co-opkiiativk Co., Nashville, Tenn/ ZYKALZYOI Jtr. it. .0. tai11 i 1 aii<1 HAVING returned and permanently locaIcd al Pickcnaville, respectfully oft;re hi* Professional services to (lie citizcnuof tliut vicinity and .u rounding country. Charges reasonable. May *11 ^ i nuaiiMmir NEW ADVKUTISEMENTS.'' <_ i . . ' !-. :.?> . i? *f rtCftft>Jte HlOfI SCHOOL. 187?. THE Scliolftstlo yenr id dlvlilod into two Terms of'20 weckfl each. Tho Firat Term aommencea January 17th, ami ends Juno 8d; | the socond Verm commences July 4th, ami ends November 18th. , Students ontorlng within two weeks after tho commencement 'of tho T<rtns, will be chnrgcd for the whole Terra ; those entering lifter this timo, from tho time of ontoring. It moro satisfactory that Stud?ntf elisor at the commencement. wheu tho soveval classes arc forming, ' * 01 ' ' Course of StudyPRIMARY UKPAllTMENT. JUNIOn CLASS. 1st Term?Spelling and Reading. 2d Term?Spelling aud Heading continued; Primary Geography; Mental Arithmetic, Excrciscs iu Writing. INTKnklKlHATE CI.ASS. 1st Term?Spelling and Reading continued: Geography continued; Introducing English urammar; moments ol Written Arithmetic; Exeroisos in Writing. . 2d Term?Spelling and Rending continued; Elements of Written Arithmetic completed; Intermediate Geography completed; Analytical Englifih Grammar; Primary U. S. History; Exercises in Writing. SKSIOR CT1AS8. 1st Term?English Grammar completed; Physical Geography; Common School Arithmetic; Towns Analysis of Words; 2d Term?Greene's; Analysis of English Language; Arithmetic < continued; Smaller Composition; Higher U. S. History. P REP A R ATO11Y 1) EP A RT M EN T. JUNIOR CLASS. mi. icrm iiiuin urammar anu Darkness' Eirst Latin Book; Latin Render; Dtivica' Algebra; History of England. 2d Terra?Four Books of Cresar; Arnold's secern! Latin Book on Analysis of the Latin Sentence; Greek Oraiumnr; Koudrick's Greek Ollendorff; Greek Header; Davies' Algebra completed; Natural Philosophy. 1ntkhmkhiatk ci.ass. I at Term?Six Books of Virgil; Greek Header completed; Plain Geometry; Higher Cotnposilion and Hhetorio. 2d Term?Sallust's Cat aline & Jugurtlui; Xenophon's Anabasis; Higher Algobra commenced; Solid and Spherical Geome* try completed; Chemistry. senioii ci.ass. lai Term?v icero sselect Orations; Xenopltons Memorabilia; Trigonometry and Surveying; Roman History; Latin Prose Composition. 2d Term?Horace cnliro;"Six 15ooks of ilic Iliads; Greek Prose Composition; Algebra completed; Astronomy. The nbovocotir.se will proparo can didatos for admission into lho Soimiomoiik Class of any ol our Southern Colleges. Students, who do not stand a satisfactory examination upon the several studies ol each class, will not bo allowod the privilege to advance to the next higher, but bo retained in such class, till all liio studies ol' it be satisfactorily completed. Tuition of Tiiimahy J)ki?autmknt rr.n tkkm. Junior Class, - 810.00 f nf ovr^n/liol n ^'i""'' 1 Senior ' - . 1"?.0U Preparatory Department, 20.00 No deduction will ho tnado for lost time except from prolonged sickness Monthly roporls of punel.tiliiy, deportment, and rccitatioiiH in oa^u .vtn dy, will bo furnished parents. J. II. (JA K LISLK. Principal. Dec. 23, 187 "> 17 U Fits and Epilepsy positi\ri:ly cukkd. Tho WOi'St cases of ?lio longonl H(nn ling. by using I'll I' i i!ii.\ni>'s Cure. It lias ( isi-cd Thousands* ikiki win Rive c> i ,"<>u 1'ir A case i( will not benefit. A bottlr seiii IVeo to all addrci.-inn J. K- (.'licmui, Oflico: l->5.? lSfoudway, New York. ~SHUN DRUG POISONS. MKDK'IN'K ItKNDfKRI> t'SKJ.KSS. Vollu's lOleclro Kelts and ( IIhimIs nrc indorsed by tlio most eminent physicians in the world lor (ho euro of rheumatism, neuralgia, liver complaint, dyspepsia, kidney disease, aches, pains, nervous disorders, fits, female complaints, nervous and goncral debility, and other-chronic disease*) of the chept, head, liver, stomach, kidneys and blood.? Cook with full particulars free by Volta Belt Ho , Cincinnati, 0. A FA RM OF YOUR OWN THE BEST REMEDU0& HAUD TIMES! Free Homesteads ?ANI> TilK? Bout and Cheapest Kail road Land ABB ON TIIF, LINE 01' TUP. Union l*u<?ilic ICailroad, IN NISI* It ASK A. Securc a Homo n??w. Full information soul free to all parts of tlio world, /Iddrees O. F. DAVIS, Land Commissioner U. 1'. K. 11., Omaha, Neh. (hp' to (tQA Pcr <lny ' Agents wanted, tpfj tPeJw All classes of working people, of either hcx, young or old, make more money at work for lis in their spare inos ments, or all tho time, than nt anything else Particulars free. Add; ess 0. ST1NS0N &C0; Portland, Maine. Ii?w Notice. The undersigned, having resumed the prac tiecof law, will Attend the Courts on the 8th Judicial Circuit. Ilusiness left with \Ym. V. Hagood, at Pickens C. II., will ho promptly attended to. J. W. HARRISON. No<r. I I, 1871. (K)r *''*y guaranteed using our WELL tP/OO AlJGKIl & DIULLH. $100 a month paid to good agents. Auger Hook free. Jilz An got Co., Rt. Louis, Mo. CONFEDERATE Hills, Bonds nn<l Poslngo Stamps Wanted.? $1 for rarest hill", $lo lor rarost stamps. It will pay to scud them ai?a I here ouruMiiieH. Auiorionn Siiuuj. Co., Uox Now York. l>ou 'Z J1 y ? 111 inm?????- K ??Uth CftAMBSTON, 8. C., Dcc. 18, 18Y5. " 9 On and after Sunday,. Decembor 19, Ute Passenger Trains oo (Uq South Caroliftft F^rui^.wallows;, ... FOR COLVMHIA. , (8unday8 JXOOpted.J Lpavo Charleston 0 15am Arrive al Columbia ft 00 n m FOR AUG fat A. * \ (Sundays excepted.) Leave Chnrlealon ' "fl r; '' l> 1C i m I Arrive at Augusta -fc . 6 16 p ra FOR CH'.tltBESTON. (.Sundays oxooptod.) T I Leavo Columbia 0 00 ft in Arrive at Charleston 4 45 p m 1 Leave Augusta 9 00am Arrivo at Charleston 4 45 p m COLUMBIA NIGHT EXPRESS. Loavo Charleston 0 16 p m Arrivd at Columbia 7 20 ?tm * i Lcavo Columbia 7 00 p n | Arrivo at Charleston 0 40 a in AUGUSTA NIGHT EXPUESS. t.cavc Charleston 8 00 p m Arrive at Augusta 7 46 am Leavo Augusta * >* 8 30 p m ^ Arrive at Charleston 7 40 anu SUMMERV1LLK TIUIN. (Sundays excepted.) Leave Suinmervillc at 7 80 ?.m Arrive at Charleston 8 46 a m Leave Charleston 8 16pm Arrive at Summervillo 4 80 p m ^ CAMDEN TRAIN Connects at Kingvillo daily [excopt Son* days] with Up and Down Day and Passenger Frains. Day and Night Trnins connect at Augusta nilk (1aaMMU l>?:i J W * ...... uiuigin itmuviiu, JWIICOH nnU AUgUStA Railroad and Contral Railroad. This routo P via Atlanta is tho qnickest and most direct routo, and as comfortablo and cheap as any other route, to Montgomery, Solma, Mobile, Ntfw Orleans, and all other points Southwest, and to Louisville, Cincinnati, Chicago, SI. Louis, and all other points West and North* r west. gp Day Train connects at Columbia with tho Through Train on charlottco Road (which leaves at 0 p. m.) for all points iVorth. Night Train connects with J.ocnl Train [which leaves Columbia nt 8 a. m.] for points on charlotto lload. Laurons llailroad Train connects at New-*" berry on Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays. Up Columbia Night Train counects cloaoljr with the Greenville and Columbia llailroad. u a rj/\r A\n?vn ^ ? t>. o. ouiiw.nu^n, superintendent. S. B. Pickens, General Tiokct Agont. Greenville & Columbia R R. CHANGE 01' SCHEDULE, Paw.sengor trains run dnily. Sunilajru except- ^ ctl, connecting with niglit trains on Houth ^ Carolina Railroad up and down. On and aft*1 ?r J/oniUy, December 1 It, tho following will be (lie Schedule: \ Leave Columbia at 7.4.0 & m I.onve Alston nt '.1.16 a m Leave Newberry aL 11 in f)<vive Cokeabury nt 2.(17 p m l.eave Helton til i$.f>0 p m Arrive nt Greenville nt 6.8f? j> in i>ow.N. I Leave Oreenvillo at 8.ftf> n m B l.t nvc Helton nt Jt.iO a m. ^ fl l.eave Coke.ibnry 11.20 a nt ucavo Newberry at 2.40 a in l.eave A talon nt 4.20 p m Arrive at Columbia nt 'fi.55 p in J86T<' onnect nt Alston wrilli Trains on the ^ Spartanburg nnd Union Itailroiul ; connect at Columbia with Night Trains on tlie South Car olina Knilroad tip and downj also with Trail 8 going North ntnl Mouth on the Cliarioltc, C(- fiS luinbia and Augusta and tho Wilmington, Co 1 itltl'.VU.I ? ' till iv/wi Train leave Abbeville at U.15a ni., ccnnoof I in# wilh Hown Train from Greenville. Lo*?e ^ Ooke^bnry at 2.10 p in., connccling with C^Train fioin Cv'itimbtit. AeeoBimsdftHon Xr?lr9 Mondays, Wednesdays anil Kriday?. Lmjg ( Coke&buvy at I l.lii a ni., or on Ihe krrivil (4 111c down Train from Greenville. Li&tw AN heville at 1 o'clock p. in., connecting with I'f Train from Columbia. * ASDKltSON fillANCII AND J'HJB It I PGR DIVISION. I.cave Wolhnlhv at 6.00 a m ?.ca*o rcrryrilio fit 6.46 a m Iicnvo l'cndleton at 7.36? a E Leave Anderson at 8.35 a m A> rive at Helton at 9.20 a m VP. Leave Helton nt 8.ROpm Leave Anderson at 4.60 p m Leave t'endletou at 6.60 p ni Loavo Porryvillo C.86 p m ^ Arrive at Walballft 7.16 p nv Accommodation Trains between Helton and / Andorson on Tuesdays Thursdays and Satur* days, Leave Helton at 0.60 a m., or on arrival of Down Train from Greenville. Leava Audersou at 2.00 p m., connecting with Up THOMAS 1)01) A MK AD, General Superintendent. JjllM vi.| vivuviftl A lURt'l ngeni Schedule. ? 1 Atlanta Sc Richmond Air Lino Railway* I'AHSK.NOK.ll THAIS EASTWARD? DAII.Y. Leave at Atlanta at 3pm I.cavc Toceoa City at 0 45 p m ^ Leave Westminster at p m Leave Seneca city at p m Leave central at 8 25 p ra Leevc Easlcy at 9 12 pm Leave Greenville as 9 41 p m Leave Spartanburg at a ra ^ Arrive at charlotte at 2 03 a m J'ASSKNOKR THAIN WESTWARD?DAIl-T. Leave Charjotte ?t 2 10 ? ra **cavc Spartanburg at a ra Leave Greenville at 0 40 a ra Leave Kasley at 7 08 a ra Leavo C/entral at 7 40 & ra ! I.tavo Seneca Citv at ? ? ?* ^ Leave Wstniinster at a tu Leave Tucooa City nt 0 44am Arrive nt Atlanta at 1 30 p m ?? i i 11 . www? OlouiNlN, KuilgantM and Traveler* Westward. ^ For map circulars, condensed time f*bl<> and general information in regard to trans* portntion facilities to all points in Tennessee. M Arkansas, Missouri, Minnesota, Colorado, Kansas, Texas, Iowa, New Moxico, Utah and California, apply to or address Aliirrt B. Wuksn, General Emigrant Agent, Oflioc No. 2 II. I. Kimball House, Atlanta, Oa. No one Should go West without flrat getting in communication with the Oeneral Emigrant Agent, anil become informed as to .1 superior advantages, cheap and quick tranB? ;s p.ii t at inn of families, household goods, stock, j| and farming implements generally. All information chccrfnlly given. W. L. DANLKY, 1 j aq3 Ow 0. 1'. & X, A. ** 1