Mrs 3i l\uinjngton, best patehwbr^
quilt; Mrs m Mayors,- feather quill? jjtrs (JJj
J {?Miel1, rocky mountain quilt; Mrs C
Gmulling, luid-work quilt; Mrs W Y_,
I/Jar, log-cabin quilt; Mrs S m Glover?*
crib quilt; Mrs W A (Jlov^ f UiulfWo/l&
quilt*,Mrs C Sliulcr, patchwork quilt; Mrs
(i lJ SrtHey, hoincmrdc blanket; xi.?s ^
SIosms, woolen coverlet; miss m stone,
fringed eountorpj^^-^]} ltyh%l!u>eftV
worked c|itiIt; Mrs .1 .1 Salley, merino
w oo^cntutortcY;! y\ra~i 5 ?dmrnertC doirtdeJ
wove swanskin; Mrs AVnt<r.SlJartun,.-lmi?p-?
spun .yarn knit soc ks; Mrs Alfr&l 'slmler,
toweling; Mrs J M Bctsell, hearth rug;
Mrs L> Louis, sowingglljk *j j jq; ?jr
Miss L Nowlingy aged 10 yeah?, patch
work quilt; Miss I# tStokcs, aged 11 years,
patch work quilt; Miss F Jcnney, aged 11
years, log-eftbib quilt'.
u,gn?us A3<if MV?.?vr ilounty Biu:pnr
J A Edwards* '<l yenr ?>ld gelding} K
Hughes, bay f{($ftV?l fuller* iignt
drull, brown n\arc*^J-j|\citt rlinne, hay
rtalliou; miss A Culler, pony; E Hughes,
saddle, bay marc; Dr Win ? Jlarfon,
farmhorse, chesmtt gelding; I) II Treze
vant, brood mare, bay; .)?H Kennedy, 2
years olonnulcMljh(V| Zeil leu,h\fltl<
marcs; 11 11 KifcJ'$b y.f?i old ?jfr. ' .71
HOK8K8ANI1 MULKS, IMTUIITKD.
F. RickcnhuKcr, bay stallion; F M
Bamberg, pair gray geldings; A Oliver,
blacK mare, light drjrfl; l^ujler* RioRdjh
baKer, bay gelding, saddle; T K Sa-por
tas, bay mare, dightd raft; W M Sain, bay
marc, saddle; S 10 IiicKcnbucKcr, brood
innre, bay; J (i McKkwii, farm horse, brvy,
marc; Master Holco-nhujil Harper, a
years ohl pony.
r/TTi.r., rnu.s, &v.
C?l Faul S Felder, cow; \\' A IItiff
in inn, calf; K II Kiley, j air co. jhred
Chester pig.-; Col .1 C Kdwnr.li?, grade
cstfcX pigs, co. bred; C F Gel? re Is, import
ed; C w (/tiller, grade merino sheep; d A
Wolfe, African .-heep; (? S Shirer, fc*t,
Bernard dog; LA Harper, pair pointers;
'1 C VinqjCj if ish selU r. I ,51/,
I'oUI.TItY, ?Vi'.
Cephas ;.tt Miclia'cf, best trio game";
T C Albergotti, siigh ganie cock; t' .Me
Mieiuu l, trio gann : C M< Mit Intel, coop of
game ehicKeii:?; .1 (! Wnnuniiiaku. hip
tiiiiK Bra ho a; (' F Geniels | air pat ridge
eoihiiir; ,Jo.-e| h F' iM:ir, tr.o bebt Br?h
Jo i>; < i II W Co1.-on," coop of lb-al mas
L \l. H cKwilh. lust coop of harnymil;
low I.-; Mrs C 11 (iiamling, cpop of bai n
yard fowls; .lame- Oliver, trio .barnyard
fowls; K R and d C j-VeKcwn, coop '<j!
prgeojisj D K Noh is; pair tin Keys; W A
.1 SiMrunK, < oop oi' MirKe' s; (1 F Geh reis,
coop of goslings; C F Gchrch*, best coop
IK tlllCKS,
i:!.ni:icn Tt i:i;.
. Mrs W N Scovill, best collection of
plants and geraniums; Mi.-s Sophia Chine,
collection of plants and geranium--; Miss
A Alhergotiie, geraniums and other
tlowers; Mrs d DA Urown, geraniums;
Miss A McKcwu, geraniums.
M ISt'Kl.l.A X Kol-S?.
Mis- A W Ahlcrson, b.-t Crayons;
Miss Mary Wmnnms, water-color in in i -
ingrMiss A Main r, perforated card cr?V;
I Yt Frederic:?: TVr-'ior, liest of teeth; Dr
K ,) Olivcros. best fruit syrups; Dr A C
Dtiiccs, best cologne; -Mrs ffue FSifhw,
oil painting; Miss Uebecca S Albergotti
rice woi'K; Dr 1* A Dahfzler, tooth pow
der; DrlO.I Oiiveros, io?e toilet powih-r;
Mrs John V Clover, spool whatnot; Mrs
M A Clover, best tiy brush; Davhl Fab
nicr, pair dress boots; Miss llosa liald
win, willow basKe?s; Miss B. M.oort,r,
wall pock'ct; Miss A 11- StoKes, lamp
shades.
lM.otrt.irtNc.
Ih-st ploughing bv white person, bv
Mr-Price.
lh-st ploughing by colored pcr.-on. by
'1 he fourth Annual State Fair opened
on Monday of this week under tho fairest
auspices. The several Committees arc
published in tho Columbia papers.
The following Superintendents have
been designated for the di lie rent depart
ments:
Field Crop?\V. M. Shannon.
Stock?Cattle?d. K. Vance.
I bu ses?J, M. Williams.
Household?.). M. ifaxt'cr.
Fruit? (iaiden and Tree?A. I). Fred-,
crick.
Manufactures?',]. 1?. rainier.
Needle and Faiicv Work ? W. (i.
Whildcn.
Mechanical?James McCulchcn. .
i'inc Art arid Literary?.J. Hf Uion.
The office of Colonel Aikcn, the Secro
taty and Ticnsurcr, will bo opcued at
Columbia, S. C, on the 1st November.
lwk>'| sir. graipitf lhuif^3K.& aut hurt zed to
cMlqctiiiruJ receipt 'for ndVcrtrtarucntii and nul;
pcriptions tu the Timeg.
Church Services,
?? Presbyterian (Suirelr5?ifctvirv* at 11 A.M.,
Niul 1 P. M?SaT>h:*th School at u| A. M.-?
Ilrnver im-ctinjj Tlnuvdav afternoon at I o'clock.
'Wtv. J. I). A. Hrovr?, Kv#ugcli*ti
t'lonvh "f tho tri d^Mavr (T.pi^ M,,:,!; ? Ser
vice* on the nil ami ?nh Sabbath of everv mouth
at, 11 A .M. nmUJ'.AL ^?papa .Se>fov*< Ml
As M. ' Hev. t*V MiflieWtiAjV* Kktor; ?
> $fte|luMUi?rt l&h?V'?-S-ServiccK at 11 A. M.
ami 74 P.M. Sabbath School at 0 A. M.?
. Hev. If. AuluVPastor.
i-rt Luthorno ?hpn'h?-Si^>b.ith School at U A.
Dr. ft .4*I)a?ttlirH>?f|^rita?Mi<hnt.
' C TOWN DIRECTORY.
ftfttf?i-ft IT. YV\ rtVicginann.
Clerk?K. .1. Oliycro*.
Treasmi-i?VVnu^Vifltot-fc, < ' '
Aldermen?K. J. (Mivcros, >VlU. AViflcock,
? (Jeoi? IloHrer,?AI'Marth!, i .?> p? a : [11
Uraugeburg Mail Arrangement.
Nprthcrn, Western and Openi?. Closes.
r "Charleston. H> A. M. lAo P.M
Columbia 12,30 P.M. 1 1'. M.
Otficr hooe? fn,m 8 A. M.Jc P. M. Sundays
ln y lAulCU_
ARRIVAL AMD DEPARTURE OF TRAINS
AT ORANGEBURG.
PASSKNts-fcli. - ' Fit Kit: I IT.
HAT TltAINH. DAY TttAINS.
dhnvn - - ? l-2.u,-?J>. M.iHown-7.311 A. M.
jcll|. - - - 1'. M. Vp - - - - 12.12 A. M.
XHIIITTIlVrs XMIIITTItAIXS.
Down-II.3K P. M. Dowu - - - 0.13 P.M.
\Vp- * li.OOA.M.Tp - -'- - -5.31 A. M.
T|iere; have nejdealjhs
ty fhisjwecl!} ? I
It -J tl ..? ? L
in our commutu
Our Fair was :'. perfect success and \vc
have the pleasure of presenting it to you
r\i\ more, ijian one aspect.
Ro-woll T. Logan Esq, at Messrs With
ker, Leans and Cogswell, is our author
ized Agent in the City of Charleston.
The weather has ivcu very di-agveable
during the. last; wook damn boggy muddy
and generally unpleasant lot* out floor
work.
, <> angeburg <!<!W a very '?:,?';-!; !..:-!.:??.? ?
laud ts a healthy tt.r'.vin- lit;!.' town,
j whi'di intend to grow, if there is any
pr j.-perity in the State.
An alarm of lire Monday evening
brought nit! the Itrctn.-u. Hut fortunate
ly jt w|as|tiet|dljss :t- the lire proved to he
in the chimney Hue of Mrs. Maule's kitch
en and w? nt out in a short time.'
YVe arc requested to state thai the
stallion exhibited at our County Fair by
Mr. S. F.. IJickcnbakcr, was awarded the
premium. He \? a bright bay about 1 I
J or 10 bands high and will' be at the ser
vice of the puldi." this spring.
Last Monday being sale day there w as
1 a rather larger crowd titan ti$nal in our
t "0f?0\ ? if 1 l2j 8 ?I J
town, but not so large as we have often
seen when it was not sale day. The an a
lere attendance was probably due to the
j busy timo. of the crop'und the very in
clement weather.
Please notice our Charleston Adver
tisements, which wo had not time to do
1 after our vUft then', just before our last
? is-ue. Visitors or merchants going to
I the city will find it advisable p) give our
Charleston patrons a call; or by sending
an order von will have it Iii loci promptly
and to your advantage.
We notice, with ereat plea-ure that
several of our good citi/.t ns have possessed
themselves in new ami stylish phaeton-.
It adtls to the appi;anuiye,nud gaiety cd"
the public walks, to sec such things. Here
roforesuch things being almost exclusive
ly possessed by Uads and colorods have
been something ofan eve sore to us.
f i'i*t*f -t i> \ 'i'i f vi'7't }.'? t , i jy \
Hilf! I H|1K ! I I15K !
BiMievoleiice and Sport !
l>r. (i, W. Kirbye, the champion Ventrilo
qui-t and .l/iijii?iau of /Imei iea, will coinmeuce
ii brief ?o'n>e of Lectures tm<l ICxibitions of the
aliove ch:irnt'tcr,,whieli will ullord our.VpiM'iH
a rich treat hi the way of Pitii hs well its insti tu
tion, nt Kllinti'fl Hail, 'J'lmrfduy eyining, N*t?
vcmber Dili,
B?y'.?libnisj'ioii tor all ru'os '2* ivnti each
The pmcei-iis of these I^ctti?es will be donated
for the benefit of the ITie Depnrlinent of this
Town.
7u> U?id^Jj^Ol^L; : (
oiiAx?duViid chfroS MA/ikih
The market is lias declined, prices, nAddling
clodhg at 17J t" 17| ein.
CluirlerfUm?lS to 18J cts.
Prices Current.
? ? ? ?
l!acon UnniH : ?, lb 1ft.? 221
" Sides : : " 1.71 fin i*|
hard : : " f >
Corn bus 1 on C?>
I'cn* : : : " 1 00 (<>?
l >ul* : need : : ** I 'JL'r (;''?
Flout: : : : : cwt o 00 (?>.", 7.",
rodder : : : " 1 00 20
Hough Kice. ; : " 1 15 0
Hatter : : : : lb 25 (?. 50
Kggs ' ? i : doz ? 25 (m
Turkeys : : pr 2 00 xf?f3 50
dccrtii : : : : '*' I 00 0< 1 2o
Chickens : : : ** 20 @ 30
Keen "Wax : : ; ?? 2?
Neef r ; ?* 10 (&> 12
Tallow . : "10 @
S5.0O KBW?lSI?
I dropped frvm my buggy on the. evening of
sale d??y, Monday 4th, a large grey and black
plaid Indies shawl. It fell some where between
s wniup hridgotnd the Court ILoosc. Any per
son finding und returning the same will he paid
die above reward if required. Leave it ^ More
of Kirk Uohiason.
fr J. FUKDKKICIC.
WANTED.
Three young and energetic men} one to at
tend a mnnll country ntorc; two to assist on
plantation' Hood terms; recommendations
reqtfircd. ylpply for information at thin ofliee
froih'ahd after Saturday, the Dili inst.
FOR SXl^B.
IN OU.lNUF.UrKU COUNTY 8. C.
A plantation at u great bargain?contni.iiug
about 4Uli acres of pood upland Cotton hind,
every here tenable, no pwamps,or ponds, ahcut
'2'2't ?eres cleared u??d under good fences, 30
ih'rcs of the Ian I produced thin yenr ahaut 1,100
lli< seed rotten to the acre, with a etist t)f less
tll Ui ?140 worth of commercial mam re- '20
linihline", all in good repair, almost ns good a*
m \<\ including n very nice dwelling house with
live good fd/.c rooms three brick ceiriuicyn n enr
riiigv house, kitchen, nhoke ItotifC, Mahles for
eight horses, barn', crib', negro quarters Ac. Aho
r good size country store, ami alirstraie stand for
business. The plaea is tdtuntcd three miles
roiftli of Fijur tvd<r bridge-* hi Onoigrhurg C 'lin
iv,fourteen miles from Onmgchurg C. //.near
the five ? hoproudi in n Icalthv and thickly pet
thd country. The neighbor* arc the hext and
kindest piuple. I.ahorei-arc plclititul and well
lichaycd. tt is oiio of the n.o-<t desirahle and
sn> it;? ? pi.i??? - iuihi* >?c iiai t>i" ihc rountr--.
I'rice s>2,->U0 one ha) f cash balance in one and
two years time. The luiildhigs would now ci?si
mi re than $2,000 to construct thein.
Titles iiultaneiisuhie. Apply to
W. <)AKMAN.
< hi the place or address him ut Uniugehurg
i.. Nov. 0 :!i
Motice of Dismissal.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN
that 1 will, on the 18th day of November,
1S7'2 iih> our Hnal nccounl with tho Hon
orable Judge of Probate for Ornngehnrg
County, as Administrator tie honis hon
of tho Estate of Josiaii Zeiglcr, ami Ad
mini.itrntor ot Estate of George Zeiglcr
and Mnhichi Zeiglcr, and ask for Letiers
of I hsmissnl.
P. A. 11UYC1C,
Administrator.
Assignees Notice of Appointment and
Order cf publication.
IN TIIK IdSTKKTCOl'lJToFTHK l/NIT
KD STATES,
i <u: Tin: KAsrrhitN i)isTti:icT <>k povth
cauoj.ina.
In the Matter of 1
AllVedJ. Frederick, [- Bankrupt.
Ihlllkllipt, )
TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN?
The undersigned hereby gives notice of
his Appointment as Assignee of Alfred ?I.
Frederick, of the Town of Orangcbtirg, in
the County id' Orangenrg and State of
South Carolina, within sr.pl District, who
has been adjudged a BAN K lil'I'T upon
his own Petition by the District Court o
said District.
Dated tit Orangcbtirg the 1st day of
November, A. D. 1*72.
C. lb GLOVER,
Assignee.
Notice.
In I'cusca'xck of an ouinctt imk>m
the Probate Court of Orangcbtirg Ooiiiitv
1 will sell for cash, on Wednesday, lhe
liih ot' November, at tho Plantation of
John T. Jennings, deceased, in the Fork
off Ivo ICdisto, m or 10 head of Horses ami
I Mules, d0 or 40 head of Cattle, a few
' Sheep, Corn and Fodder; Cotton Seed,
: Wagon and Cart, I Buggy, Crist Mill,
Cob Mill, Gin, one 12horse power Steam
I Fngiiio, and other articles vsual on u
Plautattoii.
P. P. JENNINGS
Administrator.
Orangcbtirg, S. C, Get 8th, lb72
xsotie?TB hpr/by giwiUlmtwf the l?th
day of Nwcinber next, I will File my
Final Account witb the Hon. Thud 0.
An^niVsJJudge of Probate, an<l ask'for
Lotte?- of pDismssnl as Administrator of
the ei:tJst$M>f illrs. Rnehacl Corbitt, de
eoased.
J, VT. Boyl.?tone,
Administrator.
STOTXC'JES.
LN PROBATE COURT.
???" f ? ;??. - 2><>t. .^iWtv ?? >?
r*ETirrioN c.oii PAU'rniox.
Ex parte Caroline Kariek and others.
Ttie creditors of Adam Kariek mid of
his son'Adam Cr Kariek, are required1 to
prove their1 demands before me within
two months from this date, 14th Sept.
J872. THAI). O. ANDREWS,
Probate Jtrdge.
Notice to Creditors.
OHANGEBUBG COUNTY
Is Common Pi.kas.
L^lC jJenn wgs, Administrator of John
T^Jtwnngs, vs P. S. Felder' ami others
Creditors and heirs at Law.
By"an order In'thisease It is provided:
U. That all Creditors of J. T.Jennings
deceased, be enjoined by publication from
commencing separate suits against his
Administrator/ or" enforcing' anv Liens
on the XiaiuU of ?which ho <lieci seized,
until the further order of this Court;
III. That the said Creditors do' prove
their Claims before Mortimer Clover Esq.,
as Referee, at Orangequrg on or before
the first of .January n;;Nt
MORTIMER GLOVER,
Kefcrse
Orangeburg, Oct. 17th, 1872.
Horses! Mules!
TTie undersigned keeps constantly on hand a
fall Stock of Horses*Sind Miller--to be pold aj
prieef To suit the times.
( all at Meronoy**, at Orangeburg C. II-, or
at my Stables, at Hamborg, S. 0., and I will
miit you.
1 hitcad duiug a Ine business, and guarantee
a^?*torU sold by me as represented.
M-. A. McQKKKN SALI.BY nticiia*ii to my
busi?o-s at Orangehurg ('. II.
'?'( F. M.'HAMHKKO.
FANCY
TOBACCO!
Suva I Is Family Flour,
No. 1 Mackerel, ,
Canned Salmon,
lobsters,
Tomntccs,
Fruit,
Sen Piiani and Ilorslord Hiking Powder,
Crushed, Powdered and Yellow Sugars.
Tobacco I
(wpd at nine plugs to the dollar, also a v.i
ricy of Hea*onahle
Oi??tl.S,
SIVII AS
Iliijdw.'ire,
Slitter,
Yarn and
baron.
JOHN A. HAMILTON,
MA UK KT ST HU KT.
'HE SINGER STILL TRIUMPHANTi
Tin:
Ni:\Y FAMILY SINGER S1AVING
MACrilNE,
witj ATi'AcnMt:xTs von am. icixils ok wouk
i- fait Winning favor in (he household,:is sJiown
hv lie rapidly increasing -ales.
TdisNtW FAMILY SEWING MACHINE
i-= t*.i iablo of a range und variety of work Mich
a* was out* thought bnpossihlu to perform by
inaelincry We claim and ran >hnw thai it is
the dieapest, most beautiful, delicately* arrang
<d, nir. lv adjusted, e'asily trWoratrd, and smin?'
ly miming of all the f amily Sowing .Marli: ..e*.
It is n inai knlilc not tody for the range and va
riety of its sewing, but also for llie varieiy ?|ld I
diflcK at kind' of texture which it \\ id ?" w wish j
eijiiul fieili(\ and perfection, using silk hyist, I
lim n or cotton thread line or coarse, making I
the iulcrloekcd-clustie-sdch, alike <>a both iidi?
of the fabric sewn. Thus, beaver cloth, o
leather may be sewn with great strength and
uniformity of stitch; and, in a moment, linn!
willing nnd never wearying instrument may ho |
aojOsted for line work or gauze or gotatiiiur tis
sue, or du- tucking of tarlatan, or rntiling, or I
almost any other work which tlobcate th-.gors '
have been known to perform.
At the world s fair it received tho great
award of the highes! sab.-!
J; K. White, Agent
Office at Engine House, Orangcburg, S. 0.
pui li 3ni
" " OR AW GEBURG ACADEMY.-\
The generous'patronage, and growing
favor, which this Aendeniy has received,
sirree its formation, lias afforded great en
counragenieht t> the'undersigned, and
convinced them that iudus ,rv und a indica
tion on tlicir pint, is all that is now ne
cessary ty render a permanent success,
what heretofore may hare been regarded
as an experiment.
They set out with the detenu in*, urn to
supply tolly the education*) wan ts of the
community,1 and to the accoinplishmcn
of this end, they now renew thcirpromisc
to devote all their energies and abilities.
All the latest improvements iu text
books, modes of instruction; mfecbanical
appliances and discipline, will be careful
ly discussed and judiciously introduced.
In fact; no pains will be spared to
make the OitAXOEnUR? Acadkmy rank
favorably with tho bust in tho State or
elsewhere.
Boys will be prepared for College or
business, and young ladies given a finish
ed course of instruction.
The male and female department* arc
kept strictly separated, except during
recitations. u<\
Pupils can chternt any time, and those
living at a distance will be furbished with
reasonable board in good families.
Terms per Month
English ----- 0,00,
Classic.4,00
S. R. Mcllichninp James S. 1 ley ward.
To the Orangebarg Public.
Please allow us to call yoir attention
to, and With no small feeling of pride, re
quest your careful perusal of the follow
ing: .
James S. IIi;y\vaui>.
A CARD.
To tho Tax payers and Conservative Citizens
of Orjiugcburg County.
The undersigned, without any solicits
tion on the part of the Editor and Pro
prictor of the Orangeburg Times, deem it
our duty to" urge the claims of this paper
on the. citizens of the utility;
It is passing strange', that men who are
being, robbed daily, should ignore tho
claims of this Journal, and continue their
support of another paper, eotiuueted in
the interest of 'those who* arc robbing
them, and whose pages arc tilled with
abuse of themselves and all that they
hold dear?giving the cold shoulder to
ibis paper, whose s?de. object is to advance
their interests ? And yet such is the case! j
It is, perhaps, not generally known, that j
little, if any, of the public printing (which J
is a < ur.ty j aj cr's chief support !) is
given to it, and hence its claims upon you
is ail the greater on that account.
Farmers; subscribe to the Times !
Merchants, advertise in this paper!!
Be assured that its career is anxiously
wall bed by the party in power, ,'ind that
its success or failure will be a sure index
of the feeling of our people.
Let this paper fail, and no other proof
will bo needed, that we do not care to he
freed from the vultures who are gnawing
at our very vitals!
Is it right? Is it manly; to complain of|
the yoke, under which we are suflerine,
and not raise a hand iu our own behalf?
Support, then, the only organ of the
(?in et \ t.t >\? j i in n il e on
thereby aid yourselves!
We desire, iu conclusion, to recom
mend to your confidence the presen
P.ditor and Proprietor?we believe that
jour interests can safely be intrusted to
his hand.- ! ^Signed)
P.vri. S. Fki.dku,
Titos' II. Zl.MMKKMAN.
AV p 1>. vv.
A. 1>. FuKIlEUICK,
AY. W. On.t.Ki:.
J*. I). Stuomax,
A. H. Sai.i.ky, M. TL
THK NEW LAWS CONCKUX!S?NRWSI?APKK
POSTAGE.
The following is n summary id'the laws
concerning newspaper postage just issued
to postmasters :
Sec. BIS. That no newspaper shall be
received to be conveyed by mail unless
they shall be dried and enclosed in prop
er wrappers.
Sec. BU). That when packages id'news
papers or other periodicals aro rocuived
at a postollicc directed to one address, and
the name of the subscribers to whoni they
belong, with the postage for qunrter in
adyann is handed to the postmaster, he
shall deliver such papers cr periodicals
to their respective owners.
Sec. 140. The postmasters shall notify
the publisher of any newspaper or other
periodical when any subscriber shall re
tllsTTto take diuSsrtns^frnw^hg' gfHw: or
neglect to call lor it for the period ot'on
mohth. *
8ec. 141. That the publishers of news
papers or periodicals may print or write
upon their publications, seht 'o regular
subscrilicrs. tho address of the sulwcri
hcr und the d-?te when the iiibrioripthm
expires, and enclose therein bills and re*
ccipts for subscription thereto without
subjecting stich tun tier to extra postage.
Se<f. 142. That any person who shall
enclose or conceal any. letter, memoran
dum, or other thing in any mail matter
not charged with letter postage, or make
any writing or memorandum thereon,and
deposit or cause the snnic to be deposited
for conveyance by mail, for less than let*
tcr postngc, shall, for every such offence
forfeit ami pay five dollars, and such
newspaper or periodical shall not be de
livered ontil tl?o postage thereon is paid
at letter rates.
Sec. That on ncws|x%iier and peri
odical publications, wot exceeding four
Ounces in weight, sr-nt from i? known
office of publication io regular suhicrr
beri, ^M)slagc shall lie? ohm-god at the fol
lowing rates . per quarter, namely:'-1
On publications issued less frequently
than once a week, at the rate of 1 cent
for each issue ; issued once a weelf 5 cents
additional ror earn issue more frcqneir.
than once a week. An additional rato
shall be charged for each additional fotir
ounces or fraction thereof iu weight.
, Sec. 151). That, on nffwspnpVr.4 ?pd
other periodicals sent from a known ofhco .
of publication to regular subscribers, tho
postage shall bo paid before delivery, not
less than one-quarter nor more than ono
year; which payment may be made either
at the office of mailing or delivery com
mencing fit any time, and the postmaster
shall account for said postage in the quar
ter in which it was received. ;
.Sec. 160. That tho Postmaster Gene
rnl may provide, by regulations for car
rying small liewspniKM-s, issued less fre
quently than once a week, in packages
to one address from a know n oiiicc or
publication to regular subscribers, at iho
rate id" one cent for.each fair ounce** or
portion thereof.
Sec. 161. That persons known as re
gular dealers in newspapers and periodi
cals may receive ami transmit by instil
such quantities of cither us thyy may
require, aud pay the ptistuge thereon an
received at the same rates pro rata as re
gular subscribers to such publication win.*
pay quarterly in advance.
~ Til A V EL L E RS' (i U1I) E. ^"
SOUTH CABOblNA HAILROAU,
Ciiauliwton, S. ('., Mar 10, 1872.
On and after SUNDAY", May 19, tho
passenger trains on the South Carolina
Railroad will run as follows:
FOR AUI5U8TA.
Leave Charleston - 0:50 am
Arrive at Augusta - - 5:40 ji m
FOR on.: mm v.
Leave Charleston - 0:30 a m
Arrive at Cbrnmbin, - 5:20 p m
for cit.vui.nsTox.
Leave Augusta ?* - 0:00 a m
Arrive ab'Chariest on - 4:30 pm
Leave Columbia - tfcOO n m
Arrive at Charleston - 4:30 p nt
AUGUSTA XK-lIT V.X I'UFSJt.
(Sundays exempted.)
Lenve Charleston - K-"0 p m
Arrive at Augusta - - . 7:35 a m
Leave Augusta - - 0:15 p in
Arrive at Charleston - 5:50 am
L'OLUMJUA NU.IIT r.XPRFS*
(Sundays excepted.)
Leave Charleston - 7:10 pm
Arrive at Columbia - rt:30 a m
Leave Columbia - - 7:50 ffipl
Arrive at Charleston ? r.-l"? ? i
si mmf.nvn.r.i: rnAtx.
Leave SiiOimeYvillc - 7:25 am
Arrive at Charleston - 8:40 n in
Leave Charleston - 3:25 p m
Arrive at Summorvillo at - 4.40 p in
lA.MHUN lilt A X< 'ii.
Leave Canulen * - 7.20 a m
Arrive at Culnnibia - 11 55 a m
Leave Columbia - - 2.10 p,m
Arrive at Canidcn - 0.55 pm
Day and Night Trains connect at Au
gusta with Mncon and Augusta Railroad
and Georgia Kttilroads. This is the
quickest and most direct rotllc, and in
comfortable and cheap asany other routo
to Louisville, Cincinnati, Chicago, St.
Louis and all other points West and
Northwest
Columbia Night Trains connect with
Greenville and Columbia Kaiiroad, and
Day and Night Trains conned with Char
lotte Road.
Through Tickets on sale, via this route
to all points North.
Cnmdcn Train eonutvtj? ui Kbiiyvin?
daily (except Sundays) with Day Passen
ger Train, and runs through tuColunibia
A. L. TYLER,, Vice-iV sidciu.
S. 11. Pic'icns (b-iicral Tii-kcl Agent.
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