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English is a t?iign language for a for? eigner to1 learn,' rvnd slow heads get sadly confused Borne tunes over the di fi ? ferpn^ meanings bf tho same, word. A; * now-^coinpr, who both can't and won't understand, is likejy to moko somo Tri dignation and' 'considerable Jun. A Chicago papor soya: . During a recont trial before Jusiico Dougherty, "it was tho'nght impqrt'ant .' by counsel to determino tho lohgth of time that certain \*two quarter's of .bcof, two hogs and sheep" roniaiuod in an ? express-'wagon -in front of plaintiff's, store before they jvcro taken away'. by tho' defendant. . . e..; The? witnoss under examination was' a German, whoso kn?r?c!dj?o'.of ;'th;q! ' 3^glis;lj;.Uat?aV^oJ was,}, wy .limited; / but he testified ina yory plain, straight*' it forward* w?^ to" haylfu^'-W?jcried-^ nte?t^and^to.hKv^hgJ ^ffcr4wVrP .CArVie4.' jt, dut abd . ?ut!',it>- into tho- nforosaid H wagon? .(O?bott:tho following ensued: ?.fi CpunselorJ')EHoi^Stato' ,td',tup jury. Jtt^'?grji^ h?$j$lffi$f . J?!*"??Qk.'tho'. ? (pL'at Iroiui th? store andipiit it'into.'tho Vsgom before it was tnkenawhf. ft* ?' 1 - Wthpsk^NoV IshO?^can',M[e,? d?t; . ' X (Tifi?S ^b'o?t dwelve ' feet,. :,1 '..not'lsay : nearer a:i doti : : ; : Knl-wiO "-./.u.\'l i^Co^?l^??u:d;pnrt;,?oo'crv?tai?d tri?; . -?f^u^WJ?.' ^ffS'it' ?roW.the. time, tho . mont loft th? etore and was' nut into 1 tho wagon before it'Was taken away by T. ?cfbnliCnt? ,r' - ::' . . : " .. . Witness-r-Now I know not what you ax datifoTi1' Der'Tagbu hc'was 'up mit der tudbwalt, und da t's shoost BO long ? as it vas. iou tell mo how long der; sidewalk vas. Den feet.'' . Dwelve feet? ! D^rj ?t^Il^ you'hfcw, lon? it vas. Counsel-T don t want to find out how wido the sidewalk was, but I want to know (speaking" very slowly) how long-this-meat-was-in-thc-wa? gon-beforc-rrit-was-takcp-away.-? Witness-0! dat! Veil now, I no< sold any meat HO. I nil time weigh him, never measured meat, not .yet. But I dink? about drec feet. (Herc the spectators, and his honor and tho jury ..smiled,, audibly.) j know not, shent?t?erifij'nW is dis; I dell you all I can, so goot as I know. tCer?^jpJjOek hj<Bn&#Lwant tp-kiioy?1 jr hqvij Jbifg it vas bofb'ro (Abe meat was tW&Sw?W*?- ???WBBL put into..th'A ti wagon. Witness, (looking very knowingly at counsel)-Now ?you' try and-'get me into a scrape. Dat meat vas shppst,so long- io dor vagoir ak he'vas in der" shop. .Oat's all I told you. Dat meat vas dead meat- Ho don't got no longer iii' v den t'ousan' vear. not mooch. Obru?srd^Snat iwill,do^ .H ? tiv?.aftay.ogj^o roporleditohavoriiovcd' J. a mile in a minute for short distances. But locomotives have often como to grief by such great rapidity. Multi? tudes in their haste to get rich arc ruined every year. Tho men who do things maturely, slowly, deliberately, are tho men who oftenest succeed in lifo. Pooplo who aro habitually-1 in a{ hurry generally have to do things twice ovor. Thc tortoise beat tho hare at last. Slow men seldom knock their brains out against a post. Foot-races are injurious to health, as arc all forms of competitivo exercises; steady labor in Jibe field is tim ..best gymnasium iry 7 the~?w4rjd. ^Eitler r?bor orlcxdrtiscV : carried to exhaustion, or prostration, or even to great tiredness, expressed by "fagged out," always docs more harm than the previous" CxCTciso-h"as done good. All running up stairs, running to catch up with a vehicle qr ferry? * boat,'afc extremely injurious to' every, age, and sex, and condition of life, ti ought to be the most pressing necessity which should induce a person over fifty to run,twenty yards? iThosodivo-long? est wni>' fcr??'deliberate, whbsd actions are measured, who never embark in any enterprise without "sleeping over itt" and.who perform all-the every-day Acts of lifo with calmness. Quakers are a proverbially calm, quiet people, and Quakers are a thrifty folk, the world over*-Dr? Mall. DISHEAUTENEOH.-It ls choap and easy to destroy. There is not n joyful boy or innocont girl, buoyant with fine purposes of duty, in all tho street full of ef^et^fnd'rp#jr...l^cc.s, but: ia" cynic can cniT? and dishearten with a single word. Despondency comes readily enough to tho most sanguine people. The cynic has only to follow the hint with his bitter confirmation, and they go horne with heavier; step and prema? ture age. They will themselves quickly enough give the hint ho wants to tho cold .wretch. Which of them has not failed- to please where they most Wished .to please? or blundered where they wero most ambitious of. success? found themselves awkward, or tedious, or incapable of study, thought or hero? ism, anjl only Imped, by good senseand' ifioelity, to.rdo* what they -could,-'and pass unblamed? And this wicked malefactor makes their little hopes less with satire and skepticism, and slack? ens tho springs of endeavor. Yes, this is easy^ but Lo holp the young soul, add en orgy,'ids pire hopes and blow tho coals into a useful flame; to redeem de? feat by new thought, by firm action, that is not easy-that is tho work of divine men. j FOR A HORSE CHOKED WITH Fooncs. -Pour a quantity of water into the ear, which will causo him to shake his head violently, and tho obstruction will bo . speedily dislodged; if neces? sary, repeat tho operation, but the first dose will " generally suffice. '" The moro a man brags and blows, tho stronger is the proof of his inter? nal capacity to generate gas and con? tain wind. .. A good character is not merely a good name in the mouths of others, but a good nature in ourselves. I1 i?d? ,:0?H.aaM>I 3C. tU BLIUUKD DA.1LT AND TB.I-WF.KKnr. :nm GLEANER. EVEU? WEDNESDAY HORNING. 3Y<JULJAN A. S?LRY? . ' " * ED ITCH A?D PflfopBIKTOB. * V Iffi?e on Main Street, abovo Taylor. -??*-.- ?. ?7*Book and Job PriritiDgof every doi orip I ion promptly and faithfully attended to. ADVEitTIBRMF.NTB tqtuntsd-.in tho Daily,ot 7e\niorrf87per\?qTUr?t 'or tho ti rat anil R?cente osoh BdBBcrhicmv $11 lortion. Long advertisemonlB by the wook, nonti) or year, at reasonable ruten. BUBHOKI?TION. , Daily, six months, ii 00; Tri-Weekly, 2 60: Vookly, 1 50. aeagj_ g _jg 'IL ' ? jj \ltj PR0CL?MA^ifjNrTT:7r5,7 ? 1 , STvt.TE;OF.60nTH CAROLINA, ! ! .: . ? . . . -EEOOTITB .DEFAnTMENO', COLUMBIA, Juno 23.1B71. WHEBE AS. informat ion has been officially received at this Department that Ta? can ios ?a^? o'??ujred In tlu, "officer1 of ^County CommissiolDArsin the following Counties, to wit: Nttviborry Conni y, Simeon Young'and David'Hiilatock; Chester County, W. H. Fro nebe/ger and Alexander Kolsey; Clarendon CountyJ. Lemon and Gadsden Tarlton; Union v?ounty, H. lt. White and John' TIHB loy ; Laurena County, David Foulko uud Tur? pin Dendy, faned to qualify. -" - Nowr-the?eforsi. L ,BQBE. BT K. SCOTT, Governor of tho Stato of South Carolina, in acoordanco with thc thirty seventh Section of tho Aol'of September 26. 1808, entitled^"Ah Act tO dtUno tho duties and jurisdiction of County Commissioners'."do hereby ieaucthia, my proclamation, that a special election, bo held on ITJEbDAY, tho 25th dav of "July noxt, to All asid vocanclcB for the unexpired tor m .th et oof. Within tho eal il Counties, ro apeeUvely. The Commissioners of Electiona, appointed in putenskhce of'"An -Act provid? ing for tho General Electiona', and the manner of conducting the same." approved Maren 1, 1870, are authorized and directed to conduct tho ??id special electiona, respect i vt ly, and to make .all necessary arrangements therefor, and each of them ara hereby required, after duo uublination, and with strict-regard tq.tho provisions of tho Constitution and the laws o? tho State touching their duties in such case, to cause such elections to bo held on the day aforesaid, and to take all the necessary steps for tho holding of feuch elections, andior ino ascertaining and determining the person or parsons who shall haya been duly elected thereat^- . . In testimony whereof, I have hereunto set my bend, and canned the Great Seal of (he State to be a nixed, at'Columbia, in. 8.1 this 23d dav of June. A, D. 1871. and ; ' a in tho ninety.ililli year of the Inde ' poudenco of tho United States of Ame ? rica. BOBEBT K. 8COTT, Governor. F. L. CAHDOSO, Secretary cf State. . , Juna 25____ Tuc Cjfea. Medical Discovery Y itt. WALKBE'B CALIFORNIA . VINEGAR BITTERS, rig Hundreds of Thousands 9= ?7 J3car tenUmony to their Wonder- sf pur S^HOXT . ml Ourauve Effect?. 85? Ul WHAT ARE THEV?f b? m M- ~x lil 3s ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^ all ^>0B?B^^ & |a| OP S THEY ABE NOT A VILE S ??F?f?C V DRINK.PI? Made of Toar It um, Whiskey, Trott, Spirits abdUcfilftJO I.inuurn doctored, r.?*:c<? mid sweetened to please td: tanto, railed "Tun lc?,"" Appetizer?,''* ' Kcslorcrs," AC, that lead thu1 tippler on to drunkenness and ruin, but arc a trad Medicine,mode from tho Native. Hoots and Ilcrbiof California, free from nil Alcoholic Stimulante, moy ora tim?; HEAT 111.ooo PURIPIEttau? LIFE GIVINti l'lllN CIPLB a perfect Renovator and Invlgorator of the Bys tem, carrying o ir all poisonous matter and rostering tlio blood to n healthy condition. Xii person can tako these Dlttert occordlntc to ?Irec Uon and remain long unwell. ^mSe*r Ioflanumutory uud'Chronic Ith cu tttatlam end lieut. Dy op rp ?in. or Indi? gestion, BUionti, ItotvHtejit und lo HM-. uilttont Fevers, Ul HO a ac a ot' tbo Uland, iiniir, S&?djaeya, and Bladder, thew? !?! lr rta have tte eu most successful. Hu eh Dis? e?ar* .aro .canted by Vitiated Blood? wtdeh ts generally produced by dc-rangenient pt thu Iliurnt Ivo Oren nu. DYSPEPSIA OR. INDIGESTION. Headache. Tain In the Shoulders, Courin, TlRht rl.-snof Unholiest, Dlrr.lneas, Sour Eructation* <of v tlicPtoinaclr,nad tAxtc ta lao Mouth Bilious At l4C';s, Palpitation of thc Heart, Iiiflamniatlon of the I.ii!i?;ii. t'iln In the regions of tho Kidneys, and a hundred other painful ?jruipi.?niw aro th? off-. li|irln-?s of Dyspepsia. ,4 ?' YIMT Invigorate thc Storunrh and sUmntato tua torpid liver and bowels, whichrondi-rtheniof un t-rsn'.li it cfflcary In cleansing tho Mo?>?? of all impurities, and imparting uaw life and vigor to Hie whole system. F?ll SKIN DISEASES, Ereptlons.Tctter, tull tiiieuDi, JHoiclic?. BpoU, 1'luipU?, PusrntcB, Il?"a, Carbanclcs, Illnc-Woruis, Bculd-Hcad. Bore V.yc*, Erysipelas, Itoh, 8oarf?. PUcoloratlona of thc Skin, Humors and Diseases of tho 8kln, cf whatever uatm> or nature, nra literally dnj up an J earrie il out of tho system In a short tima ly the of i?.ezz HUters: On? bottle in eticti casts will convince tho mott incredulous of their curative effects. " Clranso the Vitiated ?.food whenever you And Its impurities berating through thoHkln In Pim. pict, Eruptions or Bores ; closnso it when you lind lt obstructed ajid sluggish In tho veins; eleanso lt whoa lt Is foul, and your foellnirs wilt - tell you whoo. Kcop the blood puru and tbs ???alth of the system will follow. OPIN, TA PK and other WORMS, lurking in ilia system of so many thooaaads, are effectually destroyed and removed. For full dirent ?0 us, read carefully the circular around cacti bottle. J. WALKER, Proprietor, n. II. MeD?NAbl) et CO., Druggists und Gen. Agent?. San Francisco, Cn) , and Vt and St Cn m me reo Street, New York. l> BY ALL DmiQGIBTB ANO DEALERS. D28||liriy GEIGER 4 MoGKEGOB, Agenta. TH? P H CE NIX Book, Job and Newttp&per STEAM PltlXTIXG ESTABLISHMENT PPPPPPPPPP PPPPPPPPPP ppppp ppppp ppj.pp ppppp ppppp ppppp PPPPPPPPPP ppppppppp . , PPPPP PPPPP PPPPP ppp pppp ppppppp THE Proprietorof the I'uoix li ap fi tte J up and thoroughly furnished LIM office for tho execution of all kinda lotter press PRINTING. 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' ' establishment \~ -;\ 'GT- '- of tho 8tate, '< : V tifW POSTERS (to. ^&\&k3?&sg ta ?ood style. ^/JS???3^ Proprietor. eSAND PR$Z& DISTRIBUTION ! fJUCHLETS to tho Concorto of tho SOUTH CAROLINA, LAND AND IMMIGRATION AS80 OlATION reiufy for sale and doli very. AU drdors from the country promptly f>!lou\ . AgcntB wanted for the Counties of Lancaster, Lexington,, Spartanburg, Greenville, Abbeville, Oco noe' and Plcltens. Apply to b. OAMB1ULL &, CO., ..!,': ,J ,' ' V ' " ' .. ? ' ' '' ' I . '? i ? j .'ul I >. .lune G . , '.OiMioral Agent?. Columbia, S, O.I J VIA QH?RLE8TON; S. Cw TO AND "FROM ni ,0f" ' ' '! ' "" ' BALTIMORE, PHILADELPHIA, SEW: YORK, BOSTON, ' . AND ALL THE NEW ENGLAND MAN?TiqiV?lNG COT?ES. THREE TIMES :^^^^rfTS?n;^"f;f:?|Tfff?vi?fgB A WEEK. Tuesdays, Thursdays, Saturdays. ELEGANT STA TE-KO OM A CCOMMOJJA TI?N8. Sea Voyage 10 to 12 Hours ^^^^^^^^^^ Shorter via C harleston TOTAL. CAPACITY, 40,000 BALES MOrVTIIliY. The South Carolina Railroad Company, AND connecting Roads Wost, In alliance with the Hoot of thirteen 'first class 8teamahipeito the abovo pons, invite attention to the irnick time and regalar despatch afforded to the usini&b public in tho Cotton States at tho -; I' ? ll T O I C II A ll 1. K B T O N . .' Offering facilities of rail and sea transportation for Freight and Passengers not exccllod in excolleuco and capacity at any other pott: Iho following splendid OceaniSteamera are.re? gularly on tho linc: j TO KKW YORK. MANHATTAN, .. .. GEORGIA, M. S. Woodhull, Commander. STCrowell. Commander. CHAMPION, 80UUH OAltOLINA, R. W. Lockwood, Commander. i tl T. J--Beckett, Commander. CHARLESTON, , CLYOE. James Berry, Commander. . J. Kennedy. Commander. JAMES ADOER, ASHLAND, ; T. J. Lockwood, Commander. - Ingram, Commander. JAMES ADGER A CO., v?AO ri EB, HUGER ? CO., AgontB, Charleston, S. C. WM. A. COURTENAY, Agents, Charleston, S. C. TO FUILAPKLFIIU. VIRGINIA. EMPIRE, Alex. Hunter, Commander. O. Hinckley, Commander. 8AII.INO DAYS-THURSDAYS. -, -i in?? . ..nriD'nu? a v A_? ni. - _t - _ i_CID TO IIALTINORB. FALCON, MARYLAND, Haiuio, Commander. Johnson, Commander. SEA GULL, Dutton, Commander. Bailing Days-Everv Fifth Vt-v. PAUL 0. TRENHOLM, Agent, Charleston, 8. C."iii Rates guaranteed as low as those of competing lines. Marine Insurance, uuo-b&U of ooo per cent. . , - - TH KU UGH BILLS OF L ADI Fa AND THROUGH TICKSIo Can bo bad at all the principal Railroad OlfiycB in Georgia,'Alabama, Ten'neesee and Misaia sippi. . .> H Htsle Rooms may be secured in advance, without extra charge, by addressing Agents of tho Steamships io Charleston, at whose offices in ail canes tho Railroad Tickets should h? exobanged and Berths aefligncd. Ibo Through Tickets by this route include Transf?re, Meals und State Room, while on shipboard. ' Tho South Carolina Railroad, Georgia Railroad, and thrift connecting linea, have largely increased their facilities tor the rapid move&tnt of Freight and Puant ngura between fha Northern cities and the Sooth and West. Comfortable Night Cars, with tho Holmes Chair, without extra oh argo, ba vo boen introduced on the South Carolina Railroad. First class Eating" Saloon at Branchville. On the Georgia Railroad first class Keeping Cars, Freight promptly transferred from Steamer to day and night trains of the South Carolina Railroad. Close connection made with other Roads, delivering Freights at distant points with great promptnosH. The managers will nee every < xerlii.n to satisfy their patroriB that tbe lino via Charleston cannot be em paused in despatch and the safe delivery ot ?dode. For further information, apply te J M. KKJ.KIUK, Suneriuttndebt, CL ar It eton, 8. C.: B. TJ. H AKKI.I-, General Agent, P. O. Box 4 979; Office 817 Broadway, N. Y.; B. BJ PICKIWB, General Passenger and Ticket Agent, South Carolina Railroad. ALKKBD A.. TYX.1SQ, Jone 20 {Gino vice-President Benth Carolina Railroad, Charleston, fi. 0.. BRANDIES. 5CASKS James Hennesey'a <? Brandenburg F i-or cu Bit AN DI Kn, imported direct, ana offered puro and unadulterated. These com? prise vintages of 1835, 1858. 1860 and 1863. Stnok af Hocks. Clarets and White Wince in olnde some of the most famous brands as well aa sound toto priced goods. For sale by _March 25_GEO. SYMMEBS. ' KESTRAL NATIONAL BANK oy COLUMBIA, 8. C. Present Capital, $160,000. AUTHORIZED CAPITAL, 8000.000. ornc&Bfl. John B. ralmer, President. A. G. Bronizor, Cashier. C. M. G. Butt, Assistant Cashier. DMEOTOBS. J. Eli Gregg, John B. Palmer, F. W. McMoa for, B. D. Bonn, bf B. D. Benn A Son; G. W. Beardon, of Oopeland A Dearden; B. L. Bryan, Of Bryan A McCertt-r; W. C. Swaflield, of B. A W. C rlwafliold. F. W. McMaster, Solicitor." THIS Bank is now open for the transaction of a general hanking business. CSHTIVIOATES OF DEPOSIT of curr*ncy or coin, bearing interest at ibe ralo of seven (7) per cent, per annum, in kind, will be iaeued. Deposits from County Officers especially so? licited; also, from Trust?es, Administrator?, Executors, Professional Men, and others. Particular attention given to accounts of City and Country Merchants, and other busi? ness mon, and the usual accommodations ex? tended. Note?, Eilis of Exchange, and other evi? dences of debt discounted, and money loaned ou collat?rale. Stocks. Honda, Gold, Silver bought and sold. Mutilated Cwreney purchased at * ?mall discount. Sight Drafts drown diseel on all the promi? nent placea in England, Ireland, Scotland, France, Germany, Belgium, Holland, Den? mark and the Orient. Letter* of Credit issued, ] ayablo in any of thc above pisces. Drafts ou all the prominent cities in the United States bought and auld. Hanking DOURO oprcsite Columbia Motel. Opon from 9 to 3. Feb 88 ly NO FIRE CBB?) IN W AMUNO. g? WARFIELD'S COLD WATER SOAP. THIS SOAP waahos perfectly in cold water, soft, hard or aalt. It removes grease, oil and paint from garments. It wash** ali kinds of goods-cotton, llucnel, ailkor woolen. It cleanse* silver, plated ware and jewelry without scratching. It tho articles an-much tarnished, rub them with a piece of flannel which has plenty of tho Knap on it. To pennie who dc their own washing, it is invaluable. It will aavo its coat in one washing. For salo, in boxes of thirty-six bar?, by EDWARD ?TOPE. April 9_Agent for Routh Carolina._ The boat placo to got a cool aummor drink ia at POLLOCK'S. CITIZENS' SAVINGS BANK SOUTH OARQUNA --? Deposits of $1 and Upwards Beceived. -m?. - INTEREST A LLO WED A T TUE RA TE i ?I SEVEN JP ER GENT. FER ANNUM, ON CERTIFICATES OF DEPOSIT, AND SIX PER CENT. COM? POUNDED EVERY SIX MONTRA ON ACCO UN TS. OFEICEBB. Wm. Martin, Provident. A. Gr Dr entrer, ashier.' J. H. Bawyor, Assistant Cashier, in charge of Ki iches. John C. B. Smith, Assistant Cashier. " Directors. Wade Hampton, William Martin, A. 0. Has? kell, F. W. McMneter. John P. Thomas, E. H. Beinitaih, John B. Palmer, Thom a o E. Oregg, Colombia. J. Ell Gregg, Marlon. O. T. Scott, Newberry. * . W. G. Mayes, Newberry. ' B. H. Butledge, Charleston. Daniel Bavenel, Jr.. Charleston. Jiooh anice. Laborers, Clerks, Widows, Or? ?hans and ot h or? may hero deposit their eav ings end draw e liberal rate of interest there, on. Planters, Professional Mon and Trastee? wishing to draw Interest on their funda on ti! they require them for .business or other pur? poses; Parents desiring to aet apart small tunis for their children, and Married Women and Minors (whose deposits can only be with? drawn by themselves, or, in case of death; by (.heir legal representatives, )t wishing to lay aside funds for future use. aro here afforded en opportunity of depositing their means where they will rapidly accumulate, end, et tho name timo, be suhjeot to withdrawaJwbon needed-_Ant; lg Private Boarding. MBS. S. J. WYATT informa ber friends end the public in general, that abe has opened a PB1VATE BOAhDING H0C6E, on Plain street, near Bull. Tba boneo ie large and airy, and guests may expect the comforts of a borne. May 2 Special Botice. A^M*'~VV THE MILLS HOUSE. iWr|ffimfl||J Charleston, 8. C.. has reduced MsSaBErgf ita rate ot Transient Board to fBsaamSBSIBS^tS 00 per dav during thesum mer month.. J. PARKED, Proprietor. O. W. PA BS sn, Superintendent. May 31 Smo_ Pavilion Hotel, Charleston, 8. C. I BOARD PER DAY, ?4.50. MBS. H. L. BDTTEBFIELD, Proprieties. B. HAMILTON. Fnperlniendept. Jnne 16 Seegora' Boer is Pure. IT don't contain Copperas, Salt, Lime or Alum. March ll 8cbejr?uae1WeBl^r^JPiy..W.?C5. & R. B B: OFFICE OF AOEWT OF WMffcBN DIVISION, WII>?IMQTON. CHAULOXTE AND ROTH'D.R. E., ? LIKCOLWTON/N. C., Jun? 28 1871. T EAVE Charlotte- 8 90 ?. M., Tuesdays, JLj; Thursday s and Saturday*, 'arriving at Uhenrjvillo 12.45 P. connecting iWith good Hack* Xor-Cleveland Mineral bpripgs. .? ? Return to Charlotte C P^.Jtf. "j^^gfj^ July l imo . ' - ABsisfcant Snp't. phangeof E?hedr?te'.'. ' SOUTH CAUOUNA R?UJIOAD COJJFAMY, ConukniA; 8.' C., J ?nu 'J, 1871. ; and ?flor BttnuKy? 1Mb ineUnC? .- 1,*,fu,,V . .<. i - .VAXLlAHU FaesBvaEit-TBAia;. un i ott n Leave Columbia .at, y.?... c.M>?tV fP-a ?1 'Arrive at CL a rle s boo at ....',...,...,. J} /(J p m Leave" tm'ATle?tub kt'.J... .'.. m i rrivo at Colombia attvi'.l. :<.'.. Vii. i i 8:46 {i'm ' NIGHT EXPKEBB, FIIEIOHT AND A ('COS!M?DATIOM , ; XHAIN, [?noflaya ?xcepl?d.l^ii'A'J . i\ i inti ui> KJ UIU ui uta ab.. ? . . i ?/.; \ iwi?'?T Caradon Appomraodatiojl ?Qra^ir. J4rdl .Con? tin?o to ron,tb Cvlumhia .aa JpEaqrlyn-Mon* dava, WcMnt??d'ayB'and Saturdays, i," ... .".t,* < 8. B. Piments; General TioSW Agent.. ?' '. '?J'; 1 lowing acbednlo will bo ron ovrir thia road: , ' . . oqiKG wo uni. , , - h.-elooi. - Trsfai-Mc. i, Tr?|rr Kc, Leave Arignets..h ."..3 25 A. M:f::.?i?WjrlTfc Leave Colombia.-.. ..8 00 A- M;>>'"lf.'CO p;M: Arrivo Charlotte.....2.36 P.. M. '5.20-A. M, . OGINO BOUTS .. , ,1 iiu.v Lc?vo Ch?r??tto... .'.7 40 A M. ,8 00 1?.,M. Leave Columbia.... 2.?0 PM.. ? 25Ar,M: Arrive Augusta.?.7 50 P. M. . 7'80 A.'M. No. 1 Tr urn daily. No.'2 Train dally. Hun daya ox ce pt ed. Both tra?na make close con? nection tb all pointe Kurth, South aod M eat. , No. 1 Train 'tnnkcS MOBO conduction ?? lticnr ?mopd'tor Virgrto? Bpt-lngm->; ' V 1 '. u Tbrongb tickotB sold and baggage chcoko! 'to RU principal.; .tolo, b it i yr-rp lin ?tia iii' E.tt. TJOiwrg. Pen. Pre\*h1 and TlcMt Agrttt 'Greenville End Columbia Ratfrp?d. L COLUMBIA, 8 : C., MA?p^ L l^?L. . schedule will tut run daily, Hondu^n'o^chl cd, connecting with Night Trains, on BoutbjCoro lina Railroad up sud down;. also ,with Traine going.North and Pouth on Charlotta, Columbia and AuguMa Railroad: ~ " '" ' ,r . . UP. ..'.-.* Leave Columbia at.- 7 00 a. tn , " Alston.~iUy c. m. V Newberry.ll 10 a.,rn. ' Cok?flbury...?..?.y;.-v 8JLnpAnu *? ?elton.-j. 1....6-.od*pVro: Arrive at G men ville.."...I.''e.BOp'Jtn; DOWN. . . ... ,-to Leave Greenville at.i....... 6.15 a,m. " " Belton......I,..".'..-8u5n. ru, ? . ruiWiioV-i'-.OT n'.'m: " Abbeville. ~.itt.?WI :.'815 ii: mt " Newberry...........n... 1.50 p. ax. " ' Alaton;.4.0u.p.,nj; Arrive ai Columbia,.o.o?p.m. TBCS. D?3>AMEAD; G?s?ral Sr?. ' M. T. BABtXETT, Q?nontl TicTa?t Agent1.- ? t Eche?iilo on J?iuc K?dge Railroad^. na???mn Lsave Anderson......-COO P. M. ramwagaa *. pendret?n...,. 7.00 ?'. '"? ? .? Perry varo..... 7.45' ?V . Arrive at Walhalla... ;. ,8.80fi .?.1 ' L?aTe^aUiaila.t(_v. 4.R4&A-M M Perrvville.4.30. Pendleton.5.30 '" ' Arrive at Anderson..........6.80 '*', Waiting at Anderson one hour for the arrival Qt np train on Greenville and Columbia Rond. July 2 W. H. P. GAILLARD, Bap, t Snmmet Schedule 8. & U. R. E., To Commence Mth titay, ilW!i.' %} ? U?tfUiftliMEl DOWN TB AIN. T UP TRAIN. ?'W*""'Mur* Arrive. Leave. Arrive. Leave. Sp?rtanbnrg.. S 80 - 5.25 .*/ 1 BateBTiUe. COO 6.00-, '4 63 4.Kl Pacolet. 6;08 . 9.13j . 4.40 : .. 4-46: Jopesville. 648 6 48 I-f 05 ... ??0 UnionvUle..... 7 25 - 7:50 "??j 'S?, Bant?o.8 20 8 25 2 80 285 Filfa Dam..... 8.40 8 40 . S10 B I? Shelton,....,,. 9.15 9.20: : L85. 1.4? Lyles* Ford... 9.40 9 45. , .1.12 Ll? Strother. 10 05 10.10*" 12.50 1S.55 Aluton.1100 ' .' ^ 12.00 May H ' THOfi.'B. JETER, rresidtnt. Orange oT 8cuidp?B.' OFFIC? F?RTH CAROLIN ? H.'lt. ?O:V ' CO?TANTSHOFS, N. O.; June 8.1871. r^'/M rS0K^????H ON and after BUNDAY. f??Sg^^jH"e 4,1671i TRAINS will be run over this Poad in accordance with the following TIME TABLE. Traine doing Host. ' Trains Weat, i 1 : Expres?. ? Mail.' 10 A UH I VE. LE A VB. A UH IVE. l.KAVE. Charlotte -5 85 am 3 10pm Salisbury8.03am 6 23aro 5.26pm 5-SQ.pm Gr'neb'oll 08 a m lt .18 am 8 25pm 8.35 pm Oo8hopl240 pm l.OcVpm 9.50 p m' 10.1G p rh Hillsh'ro ii 28 p m 2.n3p m 1185 p m ll 87 p m Raleigh 5.?5 p m XbfiAQ 2.40 a m Goldsbor o 7-20 am . Trains Going East. Tra?na Weat, Charlottes. 15 a m . 8 00pm Baliab'ry 4.82 a m 4.87 am 6,16 pm 6.28pm Gr'nsb'o 1 25am 135am '2,10pm 220pm Co8bopll 37 pm 12 ,02 a ru 12.30 pm 12 50 pm Hillsbrol0.07pml0 C91 m 11.07 a m 11.10 a m Raleieh 6.58 p m 7 40 a m 6.45 a -m Qoldab'o .- 8.00pm June C W. BL GREEN, Maa. Trana. Thief Proof Urawtrs. THE uuder'slgned bkre received Ibo Agency of tbeso DRAWER?? Th'? arr? th* tin* thing needful for thepraff.j^' nJL .t' 'i ""k' tection of every store aw v\^^UUVV/ Ajj?* :? shop in Columbia, at *|MFROVEI>.7; J fording a eure prot?c- -rt ? fi lion from the liRhtxnn TlLLLOaoiDr^l?; gored gentry. For?ait X&Jb; Ua-:?'? lj \ ^K' low. bj r Al ROAN KS L CO., & lOHrf AGNEW A SON. . Aoxirra,. ? ' 2?2 B'roaa"wiv.,H.Y,S Good ThiRgt. RAMSAY'S Islay Malt Beete? Whiskey, ?fr Robert Ru met fa Old Tom Oin, Ot ard. Dupuy, Cognao Braruly. Duff Gordon's Pale Sherry, South-side Madeira Wino, London Dock Port Wino, Hibberl'a London. Porter, MoE wen's Scot ch Ale. The above direct from the importers and warranted pore. For Bale by_EDWARD HOPE. The Exchange House HAB been overhauled and re-arranged for the Spring and Summer. Iced beve? rages compounded 2.1 short nolie?. May 5 PAYHINGER A FliAMtLIN. COTTON BKBD Ola. CAKES can be had at all timos, and in any quantity, of Jan E. HOPE.