Orangeburg times. (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1872-1875, November 06, 1872, Image 6
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Srra m PenhjuifoYflf^ ittfcMf8n\
quilt; Mrs M "typf*} ^urarj quiity wra ?,|
J SneB, rocky mountain qtiilt; Mrs 0
Gramling, luid-work quilt; Mrs W* "VL
Izlur, log-cabin quilt; Mrs 8 m Glovoiy
crib quilt; Mrs W A Glovc^rbiid?wo/lar
tnritt>Mrs C Sliuler, patch wufTlr quirtyMw
G \l Salley, homcimdc blanket; >i.?s m
StoiM*, woolen coverlet; Miss m stonc,
fringed eounterr^j^^) ^^T^^tf
worlfied quilt; Mrs ?J J Sal ley, merino
wooL^uroft?VJ >Ir9"G sJuulfert* double!
wove swnnshin; Mrs ^rin^?arto_y,.4Uj>i">j^*^
spuu yarn knit socks; lira Alfr?l nuurer,'
toweling'; Mrs J m Bctsell, bearth- rug;
Mrs D Louis, sewiiigrflkj
children's ovilts.
Miss L NowlihgV Wgeif 10 ycafV, pnteb
work qnilt; Miss Ir Stokes, aged 11,years,
patch work quilt; Miss F Jcnney, aged 11
years, log-clVHii'qbilt?, > H M <
. ^r^^^^^^^^t-rWrTrj*
J A\E<lwards,$ year 'old gcldino*. E
Hughes, bay t|fi$$Vit "Vul&fc 4ifht
drall, brown^ bay
?talliou; Miss A Culler, pony; E Hughes,
8adti1e;^^<hm'rei"^rVm ,?t? <fWrto3,
farm horse, ehesnut gelding*, D H Treze*
vnnty brood mure, bay; Kennedy, '2
years oiTnnulclp|ijh(V| S&*iglel:,jwr b|
mares; 11 H Ri&J&lyM o\<ll?$. \
HOUSES and MULES, IMPORTED.
F. RickcnbtiKcr, bay stallion; :Fm
Hamberg, pair gray gilding?;; A Oliver,
hlncK mare, light dytf?; ^u}M $Cic4<}h
haker, bay gelding, Saddle; T K Saspor
tas, bay nmro, lightdraIt;. W -M 8ainybax>
mare, saddle; S E RicKcnbticKer, brood
marc, bay; J G McKdwn.ffirimhorsii brW
marc; Muster Ilolcomhojil fjurljf r, il
years old pony- ' " j
c/tti.e, flows, it*.
Cwl Taid S Fehler, cow; \\* A HiifT
in ?im, ealf; R II Riley, ,j ajr co. J>reU.j
Chester pigs; Col .1 C ISjrWa'nw, grade '
^^I^?^fr^fe-.^ E OeJirels,,import
ed; C w Guller, grade merino sheep; .1 A
\Volfe, African theep; G S Shirer, St..
? ' * t
Bernard <log; L A Harper, pair pointers;
T (? V^W Wrjfiftjf*. n IT ,r n) tl 0 .a"*1
POULTRY, AC.
Cephas ' VriViit-iia'td,* liest' frjo/giiMie;
TX$ A lbr-rgotti, siiglognmo cock* C mc
Miciiael, trip ganu ; C m< Mit Intel, coop oi
game chickens; .J (1 Wnur.amnKc r. trio
itaiK Brahma?; < Geniels \ aiv patridge
citihius; ,Ju>< i h Jf-:i*;i:f rf" tjitcSinhiphnlj
in is; (J II YY C*i*?on, ?:nnp TT* Brahimis
L R B cKw'nh, lust coup of haruynrd;
Jowls; Mrs C L Grainling, coop of 'barn
yard fowls; James Oliver, trio barnyard
fowls! 1| Ki. ftinlf J ?]L' WcKewn, eobp <j:
p/geiaisf I) k JNorris* pAir tjiiKevs; f\ A
A f iHrduK, Vooj^ oi' HirKe; s; C F Geniels,
eoop^if gosling; C F Ge^treU, best coop
ivdticK ^.
Vl.OlMClI.Tl'JM:.
>->Mrs >Y/X-, Scovill, b.st collection of
plants and geraniums; AFissSophiaClar-K?,
collection ofnjants. and, gc.ranuipts; Mi.-.s.
A Albergollie, geraniums and' other
flowers; Mi*s ?1 1) A Brown, gernuitiins^
Miss A McKewn, geraniums. 1 ' ' ?
MlSrKI.l.AXKOltH.
Mis< A W Ahlerson, best (.'rayons;
Mis? Mary jPinunopsfc>^water:l-plur..,p?iut
ingj-Miss' A Maliciy perfornted card cros-;
1 fi' TTcnerTcK*?\Mvne^pest oT feelh; l)r
K J Oliveros, l>est fruit syrups;. lir A
DuKcs, best cologne; MftVAuc FTJirlcy,
oil painting; MXs| l^b^t'c^ ^|Ayf))erg^t|i*
rice woi k; I)f r A iWnixIer, tooth pow
jlvr;,Di* EJ.lO'iiveros, lone toilet pmv'di r;
Mrs John V Glover, spool whatnot; Mrs
M A Glover, best fly bru^lp, - David I?aH
incr, pair dress hoots; Miss Rosa Bah^
win, willow ba-Ko?s; Miss' B. ^(oo>dt,
wall pocKct; Miss A U'iStoKC?; .hinip*
shades. J 77 OT .1' y ' b
l*faOU<HtlN<S.
Rest ploughing bv white person, by
Mr- Price.
Best ploiujbiuftb^'^loret^erso^ b|*i
'I he fourm Annual StateTair opened
on .Monday of this week under thofairestr
auspices. The several Committees are
pUldifjjipd iii .thd Columbia papers) ^ I*
The following Superintendents rbnye.
been dcsignalcd for the different depart
mcntH-: ?\ K\) ,V A\' ) \
Field Crop?\V. 3Vl. Shannon.
Stock^Cdttla-r-J? K. Vnrice.
Horses?J. M. Williams.
Household?-J. M. Baxter.
Fruit?Ga^fcp.n^l^?*-A. J>?<Ved-r
crick. 7 3y?ri JtfJ
ManiifacSurcs?J.' B. Paliner.
Needle and Fancy Work?W. G.
Whihlcn.
^let'haidp^jJry-^^icyiJIfC'oltdien./; i. >|
FinQ Art and Literary?I. 11, liioo,
The oflice of .Colonel Aikun, the Socre
tary and Treasurer, will bo opened at
Columbia, S. C, on the 1st November.
LueMhr "?~
IflJW ^H^T:=:m^t
J*JE1 Sir. |2;=Kf Ii?i??i7?was authorized to
cLllt|ctfnncl rc*|il't.Mpr ntjlfertiMnients und huI;-'
Hcription* to tin- Times. ,
Church Services,
Mhc-.d??|ii:tnf%tiircTr>?tfernreti at 11 A.M.,
and 4 P. M?Sabbatth School at 9} A. M.?
liruyer meeting Thursday afternoon at 4 o'clock;
vbv. J. I). A. llrown, ICvsngeliat.
view on the ltd n?? .?th Sabbath of everv month
\ Wd^o^^hAcg-ltServiecB at 11 A. MJ
and 7} P. M. Sahhath School at 9 Ar M.?
: Kew k. Auld^l'ju'tor.
hhath School at 9 A.
brinteiuleut.
* 'G* TOWN DIRECTORY.
IV. MywU-F.' tf.'AV: rn^gmann.
Clerk?K. J. Oliycro*.
Aldermen?K J. OHveruK, Wm. "WiTlcoek,
!flhro*MoUvbr/;AJOfc^^ [I'm J
Uraugebarg Mail Arraugement.
Northern, Western and Opens. Cloaca.
r''Charleston. 10 A.M. l.loV.M
Cftlunibfo >,>..>.,. I: 12,30P.M. 1 P.M.
Office hotte? from 8 A. M. tc 5 P. M. Sundays
'HfarVAL /rW&MMUrTE OF TRAINS
AT ORANGEBURG.
' PASSEN? }*1?J 3i A FB I IT.
DAT TltAINS. I DAY Til.\INS.
Jfenvn - - ?12.??J'.M.kDown - - - - 7.?<? A.M.
a.-./.2.if5\M4vp---- ?2-?A.M.
NKillTTUAP'S NIOIIT Tit A INS.
Down - - - ll.."?S P. M. Down - - - 0.1 :i P.M.
TUp - M^lh 2.0O.A. S.ilfy - 5.:il A. M.
Therii lutve iitfdctrfhs in our comniuVti
ty fliis^cel| |[
Our Fair was a perfect success and wo
have'tlic' pleasure of presenting it to you
.iy, nuirc^han one aspect.
, tRiK-iwell T. Logau'.J>q, at Messrs Wal
ker, Kvans and Cogswell, is our author
ised Agent in the Citv of Charleston.
v>'>f ft ?Wr^a\}Mc?ii ^f\' tameable
j dur'uig^lic last, wtvelv.damp boggy ninthly
and generally unpleasant for out dgor
work.
J -i O ungebting th?ViMM^l*M-lirisk ?busiH&H'
liud v a' h^thv yfi-R-ing little town,
'whiHrintonti"! to gmW, it there is any
An alarm of lire Monday evening
|'n|ught|iu|t|thc Imftnen. But foitiitht^o
{\y jt \\ja-|nit|d the \irc proved -to he
in tlie chimney Hue of Mrs. Maulc's kitch
!cn nil
lnl U iit out in a short lime'
\Vc are requested to state that the
stallion cxhihitcil at our County Pair by
Mr. S. 12. I'ickcnhakcr, was awarded the
premium. He is n bright hay nbout 14
,or l?> hands high nhd.will' he at the ser
vice of'thc public' this spring.
Last Monday being sale day there was
a rather Innre
vfTfethan ii^nl^nipiiir
tirge as \\\e1i|A' <|flcii
? issue. Visitors or
the city will find it
o in
town, but in
seen when it was not stile day. The mea
gre att<\udnp(jo>wns probably due to the
Imsr fjn?orj,tU? f^fff^ l?o very in
clement weather.
. - '? N
Please notice our Charleston1' Advcr
tisemenis,"'which wo bad not time to do
! after our visit there, just before our last
merchants going to
advisable to give our
Charleston patrons a call; or by* sciiding
an order you will have it filled promptly
dago. ^
wwj[J4JiOsu 1 c |,,n|
several of our good cili/.t ns have possessed
-tj^msclve? in new ami stylish phaeton-.
NIt .ailtLs.to ?tlpv iippc^ira|icejtiyd gaiety of
the pnnllc walks, to sec such things. Here
foforesuch things being almost exclusive
ly possessed by Uads ami coloreds have
been something oian eye sore to us.
I . FI UK! FIKK ! Fl UK 1
Benevolence and .Sport !
l>r. (i, \V. Kirhye, il.c 'eluunpton Vcnlril..
qui-^t and ji/ugician of /liiierica, will cummence
a brief wirse of Lectures and Kxibitions of die
above.character, which will uflohl our.v|li7.eitH
a rich treat in the way of Fun as well as bictrnc
^iyi}/ nt lvljy>tt'/j IJtjll/ Thtpfdsj eyming, No
vember 9th.
fl?jr-itiiniH?<ion tor all ages 2^ cents each.
The proceeds of thepe'LCcti\reS will be donated
for' the benefit of the Flri Department of thi.i
Town'.
oii)ix6tint/lid ?bTTbN'hAhKih
The market is ban declined, prices, middluig
closing at 171 to 17} e|y.
Charleston?18 to 18} cts.
V rice s C u rren t.
Haeon Hain? : ?, lb 1ft (rr> 22T
" Sides : : " m'?,) 15
I-aril : : " t'r"(,t)
i'orn : : ; : bus 1 Ob (it)
. t Heed. : : ** 1 2'", (.?
Flour : : : ewt 6 00 <$ 5 75
Fodder : j < ? 1 00 (&i 25
Rough Rice ; ; : ? \\l 15 ? !
Butter.. - : ..: :li: j : lb. . ? 25 @ 50
Egg? , : : do* lb 25 ($
TurkevH : : : pr 2 00 fcftS 50
Gcc.io ": ' : : : ' 1 00 (n 1 25
Chickens :' : : '* " 20 ? 30
Becfl "Wax : : 1 s H? | 2? @ ?
Reef r r ?* JO @ 12
Tallow s " 10 ?
. ir"T-| J *V f> ; l ?
I dropp^/rom any; buggy on die.evening of
j sale day, Monday 3th, a large grey and black
uluid lndicjidiawl. ' It fell sotne. wherebetween
9"wamp bridge* nd the Court House. Any per
son finding and returning the rnniowill be paid
the above reward if required. Leave Restore,
'of Kirk-Ubhinson.
A\ *nrrui ii?1 fc. J. FI?EDERLUKw:?'
I ,?,? ' l.yt,-i"ti:: ?<:_. ...... [*_,^_j^?j. ,^.^t.L
WANTED.
Three young and cliCTgetlc mm; one to at
tend a Rinall country ptorc; two to ausist on
plantation. ('bod tcrnifi; recommendations
rvmrhctb '.-Mpply for information at this office
froin'aiuVafl'er^aluhlay, the Othinst.
FOR SAlLE.
IN oh.tNUElJirKti COUNTY 8. C.
A plantation at u great bargain?contni.iing
about i4U|i iu-reii of, good upland Cotnui laud,
every acre tenable, mi t?wamps,or pond.*, a bent
225 acres cleared n?d under good feneiv,, !10
acre- of tlus land produced this, year abaut 1,100
lb* seed ttitten to the acre, with a cost of lesa
Ihm 6140 worth of commercial mam re. 20
boihlhi.es, all in good repair, almost an good an
new, including a Very nice irfrolling bouse with
live good .?ixe rooms three brick eeinmeys a car
riage house,' kitchen, fituikc honcc, Maiden for
e ight horses, barn, crib, negro ouurtcrs c\e. A bo
il guild size country utoro, and ahrstralc stand for
busbies*. The plaoa "in situated three miles
soitth of Four bole tohlge* iiiOnnigeburg cMui
iv,fourteen tntles- from <>nnigvbnrg('. //. near
the live i hop road, in a h?*althyann thickly rot
tied ?>cnitry. The neighbors are the bestand
kindest people. I>.thot els are plentiful and well
behaved. Ii is one of the most desirable and
? pV. n; ? i ig in tbin bai.t)f ibucoiuitj:^.
I'rit e s>2,-?0U one half cash balance in one and
two year* time. The buildings would now ci?st
im re thiin $2,500 to c?instruct them.
Titles iiuii-peiisable. Aliply to
W OA KM AN.
On iho place or address him at Oraiigcburg
;s. l .. Nov. ? lit
H otice of Dismissal.
NOtlCE IS IIEIiEDY CiVEX
that 1 will, on the 18lh day of November,
1872 file our fiunl nccottnl with the Hon
orable Judge of Probate fur Ornngebnrg
County, us Administrator do honis non
of th? Estate of dosialt Zeiglcr, and Ad
tnini.itrntor of Estate of George "Zeigler
and ilnlachi Ztugler, and nskfor Letters
of Dismissal.
I?. A. llt'YCIC.
Administrator.
Assignees notice of Appointment and
Order of publication.
IN THE DlSTKICTCOUl IT OF TIIE V NIT
KD STATES.
l-'OIl TnUI KAHTElt?. IMSTIMCT OF ??Ot'TlI
CtAltOI.lXA.
In the Matter of )
Alfred .1. Frederick, > Bankrupt.
Bankrupt, k )
TO \YHOM IT MAY CONCERN?
The uiidcrsigncd hereby gives notice of
his ApjKnntiuent- as Assignee of AJIfrcd J.
I' lcdefiMr, oftheTown of Orangcburg. in
thoConnty of Omngeurg ami Stato of
South Carolina, within sr.jd District, who
has been adjudged a BANKRUPT upon
Iiis own Petition by the District Court o
said District.
Dated at Ornngeburg the 1st day of
Noy'-i'djcr, A. D. 1872.
C, B.C.LOVER,
MfoijiV! 'alii' * sr.u,iA%j$f!}
Kotice. 1
In Pt itsfANct: ok an orokr rt:o>t
the Probate Court ofOrangchutg County
1 will sell for cash, on Wednesday, the
6th of November, at the Plantation of
.John T. .Jennings, deceased, iu the Fork
of the Ed is to1, 8 or 10 head of Horses and
Mules, ?0 or 40 head of Cuttle, a few
Sheep, Corn and Fodder, Cotton Seed,
Wagon and Cart, 1 Buggy, Grist Mill,
Cob Mill, Gin, one 12 horse power Stau in
}" ' and other tirUolca usual ou u
Pi.iiualion.
P. P. JENNINGB
Administrator.
Orangcburg, .S. C, Oct 8th, 1872
KotTcxrHiwrsbr givenUh^t&Pttie l?th
day of Nfyembcr next, J . will File my
Final Acjoriilt with tbe Hon. Thud C.
An?roVsBTudgo of. Probute,. n-n? aafc'for
Letter*of?Disni?sni as Administrator of
tbe et:t:t&M>f Mrs. Ruchael Corbitt, de
cejtscd. .
J, >\r.tBqylHone,
'Administrator;
2VT?TICB. . "
m probate court.
?1? i> . , i. ;? >| |,.,> i. . . -4.tili. K
-?3L" ^^tm^ .r oit- ^'AHTlTIOX*..,
Ex parte Caroline Karick ami others.
..-?The creditors of Adam'Knrick mid of
his son,Adam G Karick, arc required* to
prove thcip* demands before iu.e within
two months from''this flatc, "l"4th Sept.
1872. TJIAD. C. ANDREWS,
K ( i j Probate Judge.
to Creditors.
r)RANGEBURG COUNTY
'?jSL *' In Common Pleas.
^P.^Jenniiigs, Administrator of John
t. JeSnmgs, vs P. S. Felder; nnd others
Creditors and heirs nt Law.
'liy an tnaWiirthiilcuJo'lt is provided:
,11. That all Creditors of J. T. Jennings
deceased, be erijoltrbfl by publication from
commencing, separate, suits against his
^AW^^tfWor "or" chicrciiig' any Liens
on-thQ founds/ of -which ? ho died; seized,
until the further order of this Court.
lit. That the said CVcditors'doVprovo
theirCJaimsbeforc Mortimer Glover Esq.,
ns Referee, at Ordngequrg on <nr before
the first of Janunrv next
mortimer glover,
Miro ? j ' > < - ? iRcfcr-c
Orangehurg, Oct. 17th, 1872.
Horsesi Mules!
TTie undersigned keeps constantly on hand a
full Slock of Horses' and Mules--to be Fold a(
pricej To sui'f the times.
Call at Mcronoy's, at Orangebarg 'CJ 11-, or
af my Stables, nt natnberg, S. C, o'rid I will
nuit yyu. ?
1 intend doing a lhc busine.-iS, and guarantee
aY?J*lork sold by n??? n* represented.
Mr. A. MeQUEKN SALLEY nt.ciuls.to mr
; A K \ - ? j > ? { ? $ ?
busiicss at Orangehurg (7. IT.
4 30 F. M/HAMlJEKO.
!
FANCY GROCERIES!
TOBACCO!
Suv.dls Faniily Flour.
No. 1 Mackerel, m
Canned Salmon,
LbbHtcrs,
Tomatoes,
Fruit,
Sea Foam and Ilorslord H iking Powder,
Crushed, Powdered and Yellow Sugar*.
Tobacco I
(jwod at nine plug* to the dollar, also a va
riejy of Reasonable
Cioods,
SIVH as
Hardware,
Slioer,
Yarn and
Paeon.
JOHN A. HAMILTON,
MARKET ST It It ET.
fHF SINGER STiLL TRIUMPHANTi
?run
NiCW FAMILY SINGER SEWING
-
MACHINE.
with attachin-ami Kon am'.'kixiss oi- wouk
is fait Winning favor in the hou-'che-'d, as shown
by tie rapidly increasing ?k\va'.
' Td's NEW' FAMILY SEWING MACHINE
Is ca iable of a range and variety'of w/srk tileh
'a* wis once thought impossible to perform by
maclinery We claim and can show that it is
tho dieape.-t, most beautiful, delicately arrang
ed, nicely adjusted, easily operated, iind uroo"*! ?
ly rulming of all the Family Sewing Madd. im.
It is tciiurkahto not o>dy for the range and va
riety of its spying, but a|?o for the variety add
di/Iv. !-. in kind- of texture which it will sew with
cjpifd facility and perfection, u.-ing nlk (wist,
linen or cotton thread, tine or coarse, making
the iiiterlocked-clastie-.x.'ich, alike on both iMsi
of ihe fabric sewn. Tims, beaver cloth, o.
leather may lie sewn with great strength and
uniformity of stitch ; sind, in a moment, this
willing and never wearying insttumcnt may he
adpfMcd for line work or ganze or gossamer ti?
Mie, or the- tucking of tarlatan, or ruining, or
almost any other work which delicate thigorn
h?VC noosi knawn !??> riV?r'm,
At the world's fair it received the great
award of the highest sales!
J. IT. White, Agent
Ofliee at Engine House, Orangehurg, S. (j.
hin Ii 3m
The gencrotts'patronage, and growing
favor, which this Academy has received,
siwee fcts formation, lias afforded great en
counrogeincht t > the undersigned, and
convinced them that iudus .ry and njmKca
tf in Oft their pa it, is all that is now tic*
ecssary ti render a permanent success,
what heretofore may have feeco legivrded
as an -experiment. _o
They ?et rmt with the determine io? to
supply folly the educational wnnts of tho
community,1 and - to the Accomplislunen
of this end, they noWrenew theirpromise
to devote all their energies und 'abilities.
' All the latest improvements iu-text
books, modes of infraction, nfecbanicnl
appliances and discipline, Avill ho careful
ly discussed and judiciously introduced.
In fact, no pains will be spared to
make the Oiianoeburo Academy rank
favorably with tho best in the State or
elsewhere.
? Boys will bo prepared ?tfur College 'or
cd course of instruction. r.i ,-/!? ji j , ,;
and fein^lj6:c&lTaVtn>eiW
kept strictly separated, except during
recitations. ,-n -h ' -. .?^
> Pupils can-ehtcrat uhV'tinie, and those
'living at a distance will be furni.-hed with
reasonable board in good families. ?
Terms per Mont h
English, - - - - S?,O0f
Classic.4,00
S. K. Mellichamp James S. liny ward.
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To the Orangrbnrg Public.
Please allow us to call }'o ir attention
to, niid with no small feeling of pride, re
tpicst your careful perusal of the follow
ing: v
* i -James S. IIkywaui>.
A CARD.
To tho Tnx-payojrs and Conservative Citizens
of. Oraugcbnrg County.
v Tj|ffi&Httjfenetl, without any solicita
tion on tho part of the Editor and Pro
prietor of the Orangcburg TiniesV^ccni it
our duty to.urge the claims of this paper
on the citizens of the ounty. k.
It is passing strange, that men ifhoare
being .robbed daily, should ignore the
claims of this ?Journal, and continue their
support of another paper, conducted in
the interest of those who* arc robbing
them, and whose pages uro tilled with
abuse of themselves and all that they
hold dear?giving the cold shoulder-to
this paper, whose sole object is to advance
their interests? And yet such is the case!
It is, perhaps, not generally known, that
little, if any, of the public printing (which
is a funty jtiicr's chief support!) is
given to it, and hence its claims uponyoit
is all the greater on that account.
Farmers, subscribe to the Times '.
Merchants, advertise in this paper!!
Be assured that its career is anxiously
watched by the party in power, ,\nd 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 be needed, that wc do not care to be
freed from tho vultures who arc gnawing
at our very vitals!
I Is it right ? Is it manly; to complain of
the yoke, under which wc are suffering,
and not raise a hand in our own behalf?
Support, then, the only organ of the
(.n.'ci v i.ti\? ]iit> in tie ou
thereby aid yourselves!
We desire, in conclusion, to recotn
mend to your confidence the prcseu
Editor and Proprietor?wc believe that
jour interests can safely be intrusted to
his bands! (Signed)
P.vrL S. Fki.dkii,
Titos H. Zi.mmeiim.an,
w to o.
A. I). Frederick,
*w. w: Culi/kk. '
J. 1). Stuomak, *
?\*)or3 ! a: a Hii.id^t m. d.
THE1 NEW LAWS WiM'EKXIN?NBWSPAPEU
POSTAGE.
The following is a summary of the laws
concerning newspaper postage just issued
to,postmasters :
Sec. L5H. That no. newspaper shall be
received to he conveyed by mail unless
they shall bo dried and enclosed in prop
er wrappers.
Sec. l.'ll). That when packages of news
papers or other periodicals aro received
ut a postoflicc directed to one address, and
the h?mo of tho subscribers to whom they
belong, with tho postago for ?piarter in
advance is handed to the postmaster, he
shall deliver such paper.* or periodicals
to their respective owners.
Sec. 140. The! postmasters shall notify
tho publisher of any newspaper or other
periodical when any subscriber shall re
ttiSTTtt) take tlttrHTrtttit''?iijii llnj tji&esi ^t"
neglect to etil t> for it for1 the period of on
month. * '
8ee. 141.'That the puniisficrs of ifcws
papers or periodicals may print or write
upon their publication*,''seht 'o regular .
sttbscriliers. the address of the sulwcri
bcr and the d?ite when the tul^eriptioii
expires, uml enclose therein hills and re
ceipts for subscription thereto without
subjecting stich mutter to extra postage.
Sec. 142. That any per.-op wfio shuil
onclose or conceal any. ic4lerv inemoraii
dum, or other thing in any nuiil matter
not charged with letter postage, or make
any writing or memorandum thereon, and
deposit or cause the same to ho deposited
for1 conveyance by mail, for less than let
tgrjipstage, shall, for.every, snch oHct|Co
forfeit ami pay five dollars, and such
newspaper or periodical shall not be do
livered wntil the jiostago thereon is paid
at letter rates.
Sec. That on newspaper and, peri
odical publications, lvot exc?eding 'ibnr
ounce* inV weight, pent iVorn t? known
On publications issned less frcqderttiy
than once a week, at the rate' of 1 cteril
for each issue ; Wited.'tiix-c a -iiteclf Occrffft
additional *br, cadi issue* mo rt?*frequest
than once a week. An additional rate
shall be qliargcd fur.each ftddkio'-'ml fuhr
ounces or fraction thereof ;u weight. (
' .Sec. 159. That on tiewsjirtpcrs ai)d
other periodicals' sent from a known office
of publication to regular subscribers, tjio
postage shall be 'pawl before delivery, not
less than one-quarter nor more than ono
year;'which payment nitty be made either
at the office of mailing or delivery,com
mencing at any time, and the js>stmaster
shall aceouut for said postage in the quar
ter in which it was received.
Sec. 1G0. That the Postmaster Gene
ral may provide, by regulations for car- .
rying small newspapers, issued less fre
quently than once a weck? in packages
to one address from . a known office or
publication to regular subscribers,.at: 4b*
rate of one cent for each four ounces, or
portion thereof. . . . ,.
Sec. 101. That persons known as-re
gular dealers iu newspaper* and periodi
cals may receive and transmit by mail
such quantities of. either as. tb**y nifty
require, and j>ay the postage thereon as
received at the same rates pro rata as re
gular subscribers to such publication who
pay quarterly in advance. . i
SOUTH CAROLINA KAlLttOAD,
Chaiu.kston, S. <?., Mar 10, 1872.
On and after SUNDAY*, Ma* 19, the
Ilasscngcr trains ou.the South Carolina
ilaiiroad will run .is follows:
f ? ?>? . -.? ? in *b
von august a.
Leave Charleston - IkoOa ra
Arrive at Augusta - - 5:-f0 p ia
FOR COI.fMUt.V.
Leave Charleston - 9:*0 a m
Arrive at CoTnmbin, - 5;30 p ?t
FOR CHARLESTON.
I^cavo Augusta <? - OrO?'?'ra
Arrive at Charleston - 4:30 p ra
Leave Columbia r 0:00 a m
Arrive at Charleston . - 4:30 p nt
s AUGUSTA XI(;Jlf KXI'ItK?*.
(Sundays exempted.) ?
Leave Charleston ' *t " fbSO p m
Arrive at Augusta ? - . 7iH5 a rti
ix3avc Augusta - - 0:15 p m
Arrive at Charleston - 5:50 a m
fOLUMUIA NU;l|T EXr?RfB*i
(Sundays excepted.)
Leave Charleston
Arrive at Columbia - ?
Leave Col tin ibia -. * ? -
Arrive at. Charleston ?
suxxjiEitvitiM". rnAtx.
Leave Summervillc - 7:25 am.
Arri%*o at Charleston - 8:40 a m
Leave Charleston - '?:25 p m
Arrive at Summerville at - 4.40 p m
CAMDKX puan'.!!.
Leave Camdon - - 7.20 a m
Arrive at Culumbia - 11 55 a ?n,
LcaVe Columbia - - 2.10 p in
Arrive at Cam den ? 0.55 p m
Day ipid Night Trains connect at Au
gusta wlthMacon and Augusta Itailroad
and Georgia Kail roads. This is tho
quickest and most direct rodle, and ns
comfortable and cheap as any other route
to Louisville, Cincinnati, Chicago, St.
Louis and all other points West and
Northwest;
Columbia Night Trains connect with:
Greenville and Columbia Kail mad, and
l)ay and Night Trains cup m et withCbar
lotto Koad.
Through Tickets on sale, via this route
to all points North.
Camden Train connects at Kb?~vi?lo
daiiv (except Sundays) with Day l*n*sen
ger Irain, and runs through toColumbia
A. L. TYLEtt, Yieo-iVsidcitt.
S. 11. Pic'ccus General 'fieket Agent,
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