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Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1866-03-09

I've government is designed II rH the prosperity
sni happiness Of both Students and Teachers. This
gill commend Itself to every wei! .iisr ,sei mimi and
rtye the cor Nal support 81 Lady AMI nIIrman
sfl Hlnfistcrin discipline, partiaty Is stuIIors,
avoided Al! rooms furnished with stove. chairs
hsds-esi wash sIat wardrobe atd Mirror. Gentlemen
will furnish I.ts siCes, ami pillow slips. LADIES'
ts furnish all their bedding thg he.2Hs pie fer
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1866-03-09

10 rrnliSive s5ctGrignl-n win be- ;ndG!4cd co;.-.c
;lancti At the fiuc, every cGht viii be employed
- encourage ani render Hvnlt.e the professions of
Christians AMI TO Induce Al! to adopt the religion Of
Chrst To all who respect Chr, tilufY md IL iEs;I-
tons the welcome h.d gill Re heartily extended. To
lh1se whose influence j. preu lcal Religion AMI go.G
GsrIls ~ protractei stay can re allowed.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1866-03-09
Rev. vzLLIAra ERUsI, prcs,aeHs,
Location.

The above named Instituti Is locate! n the vilIar
~ Fay etc Fayetc county. Iowa The situation Of IA,
Village mad its vicinity affords facility desirable
s'nInstut0n Of Learning. For health and moral in
GUehces H eicE g.! Icr Il 3 u0t perhaps surpass
ed ~ the~etate.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1866-03-09
Cnlen tAr.

Pail Term commences September lst, ami closes De
G. Nl,cr lat. ISL Winter rrrm commences hetrnbcI
lsh y 81 and ci"Bas u arch i,tl f>55 SnE e. Tcrrg
spa .uces Mar, i 24@!, aha e,S-5 June z>th lsGj
Il Is yesy is=Itle that StGGeTts ea;c. at the ccr7
increment of the ter.Ha.
~ perssn need ,tI,s hr ailai sslon Who e.Hnot or
vii not c9'or to the published by Laws ef the Ins.
Pss. H. s. BRuSsoN, P,tst Board Trustee
J.. ". WATERBURY,, Secretary.
Pew. I. {. MATHER, igeat.
FL. cniMaEeLtIN. tEsssu.irs conan..!rr
J.E ROBERTsoN, !
sar:f.r. '-y~t,. C9Gntr, 'sra, Avg. I, 1914. e,.1
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1866-03-09
OH, wANTON WIND.

~ nlLkS y REILLY.
Oh, wenion wind warm kissing Kind
Thy seIJaNrs Turned my Lauras tresses:
Baihed p and hand with fragrance bland
Ana even famed those dcep recrss,s
Where love Is seen, warm -co,lchpd serene
:, Asleep between two summer pillows:
Oh, beedess Wind to beanty blind
z Where couidst thou find more tempting pillows!
Tire lily bell, whose anihers tell
q. The hue 50 well, by you set ringing;
Tie rival roe, wherein repose
Queen Nab, and those unto her clnslng;
The violet sweet, the daisy neat
Should repeat each fragrant blossom
Oh, careless wind could all combined
TO p.eas- Ny and Laura's bosom?
Insrnsa'H still hence, hence and all
The idie sail Of yon bright vessel
And yet--sh. Stag ere hence sou stray
Leave me, pray your. right 10 nestle:
Give ne 10 seek her aainask cheek
And whispering speak what thol ne'er dresmes,
For Inc to lie one moment nigh
Her heart and die, were bliss supremest!
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1866-03-09
Preparatory Department..
Religious Element.

preparatory department is arranged for all Mise
cal Lad, no: qualified to enter lie Academic classes.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1866-03-09
PREMIUMS IN GOLD.

Al an additional nduceuent TO Subscribe early we
shall distribute among subscribers large list Of
liable Premiums, relying upon an extraordinary large
Subscription List to compensate us for hher4lty
These rcmuus will consist Of valuable Souvenirs the
Golden ealt Vi the Pacia; satcs and will be as fol
lows -
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Subscriptions, sill send them iHleifeiy. TWEEN
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Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1866-03-09

viii abound with selections of Wit Original Stories Comic
Sketches and Light Literature culed from weiigar-
nered storchouse Of fun fact and incident aordir in
irrcstiug light reading matter for the raror and Fe
side.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1866-03-09
MAtHoOp: HOW LOST, HOW RESTORED.

hA-'.ibCi' lib i.O> litH lsEs itEED.
e-sFr.s just published. a rev edition Of =
-sthf%s 4ttelVcrIScii'~ New Essay OF q
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sss->E@A-aS MhToHRHoA. or S"ninHI Weakness !
nluniarN ; uinal Losses. lNPo7EHCY M,maI an! Tl,
at I,rapacty, lwIed'nrents {" AIarriags etc ~,
"NSrNfrIoS. lrn FrsY and Frs, Undue cd by self indu
nee ~ sexual extra yaeauCe.
~ Price. in II sealed envelope only cents.
The celebrated author in this adairal le say cca
emo nstraics from thirty years successful rac; q,
'' ;l4 alarming Consequences Of seiNu.e may hera
ally cured without The dNu-rrnu e internal med
~" or the application Cf the Undergraduates. nat a mo-
cure, at "uCe simple, certan and caectual by mcat
which every sufferer. no matter What lis cur,jiih
ny he, may cure himself chra!}r, privately and ~,
,0l'y.
~ This Lecture should he in the hands Of ever
'puth and every man rthe land.
Sent nnier seat in plain envelope TO any adtrcs
'Tid on receipt Of six cents, two postage st au!,
Nddrcss the publishers.
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Tae EuGraia. Department..
Tie Government.

Good hoari will be furnished students In the bail liz
Ct s. - per week. Room rent, $500 per term.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1866-03-09
COMIC ILLUSTRATORS.

THIS Department Of the Monthly under the immediate
'pcrysion of NcLESAN. the celebrated Comic pcnen-
tor viii he found always rich in w.t. Melrimcnt aud
appropriate Design.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1866-03-09

In presenting the Automatic Organ boldly an.
the greatest triumph in musical Instruments Of
the age. During the pas, half century the ircuc and
Germans have manufactured reed instruments with
do;ble bellows aud two pedals for the feet TO operate
but the want 81 the reverse or EXHAUSTION BELL ON
(Which is the only bellows used in oar instrument made
il impossible Tor them To prsdEcc the mellow rich and
musical for Which our instruments are celebrated
Another objection to this method Of blowin vas b,,
both feet hetHS occupied no opportunity was offered lI
the management ii the swell Within the pasr tso
years. nstrun, hts constructed IN surupenn pan !,
double flowers have hrsR manufactured in This conn
try, and to CoEneraet this difficulty antof swcln
lever has been projected from the centre the Iasir
meEt to act upon the SWEET asla resG ~ 6 ne Eaee
The Inconvenience and C"nssFaG Jcessany 10 eject rms
object. LsaGrgsahte enough d gent ernan hut ,n
lady as ~ d 9uct Gppcadage i nearly iao sle
our AUTnfA CG!svice Ohya'es this diGivgdts entirely
the simple act OF blowing with less lGsce vfna
the desired Increase decrease in The volume of tone
For seventeen years the superior exc.iepc. of opr
Mrodeons has not been questioned and for two wear,
past the demand has made il inpn.,!u for ms
TO orders promptly. With orr Increased Ec
ties feel warranted il assuring patrons that th,i,
orders will he promptly mel ami solie continuance Of
their patronage
sSy- A LyBEEAL DlSC0ENT TO CyEEG !
MN, CHURCHES AND SCHOOLS.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1866-03-09
FASHION PLATES

Having made special arrangements with Nine DFNO
REST A.3 Broadway, New York for contributions to our
Fashion Department call the ltertinn Of the ladies
to tie same, and commend monthly 10 their notice
as conaiiioG more information in regard To Dress and
the Teil"t. than any other Magazine published.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1866-03-09
BARN 4 .'s'S 81: Z. Use TvEz,,
FOR AL SEEMING MACHINES.

1t guides the work itself thus ago.dn. The bent DOS
ture and strain on the eyes Price $i.5C. Lrge dis
count 10 agents.
EDITORS "ho desire one 81 these machines on hal
d"crtsng contracts iGsHr. this advertisement scu.
their paper, aud a machine at any tiue.
We take other machines In exchange We sell On
HTr"N, SIX, TWIST and NREpLEs r9r crery Kind o.
@'c'hq "'tchIhS.
We attend TO the ranairing Of all Kinds Of nacnes
Frc"s Of machines. with hr,nmer feer. gauge oil cat
IRA needles, fall dfeclio,.G Sc. from $50 TO 4i,U
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1866-03-09
FIVE DOLLARS A YEAR,

Payable in Advance. upon the receipt Of which our
ceipt for the same, ii be sent in return
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1866-03-09

YNILLsTITCH,H HEM, FELL, TUCK CORD, RTNn
w BiUid, QHih, and Ew6roider beautifully. Il
will, with the TRft needle and thread from pereC
work or the finest Nansook til hraviest beavsr
cloth and coThde, with change OF needle thread
crsinn-
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1866-03-09
Il VIII NOT Drop Sti ohes;

&c trr needle Is always sn right the blade short anf
straight does not Htbrafe, like longer ones.
WILCOX & GIEG$ SEWING MACHINE
Il run by steam At 1000 stitches per minute-cihcr
machines only at 400 10 200 with SAFETY.
They are manu!aet ured with
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1866-03-09
AGENTS WdNTFD.

Agents for other first class machines who take a..
iECoN Gibbs in addition 20 theirs, make our mo-
.ccessful and best Agents. Try it.
Terms &C. agents descriptive circular anil specimens
nrk, sent free by mail receipt Of stamp had If
l.. CORNELL & co, GEN! a2sts.
1S3 Lake Street, Chicago. III.
r. 0. Box 81. gI.iv
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1866-03-09
WILCOX & GIBBS SEWING MACHINE

Works at an iHs.ant's notice. and never stops "unac
coUHtiily." Not operator IN ten the Wilcox &
Gibbs viii brerE 7eS3ie dJoP q stitch In u Years
tn" Wilcox Gibbs in the hands OF any one, knows no
""tPS,"" droPS,"" 5mps." or Bjs>aS" The round
ness, eyenness, durability and beauty of It's stitch
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1866-03-09
"ROTATING iiOOkN

And drawing the twist into the goods Thus securely fast
"r!DG every stitch that the III bear ne
AZ frequent Intervals and in that even the seam Is
WARRANTED NOT in wear. aud under all crcum.
stances 70 Sarrirs the sr1Shb." Old worn fami-
~ garments, boS"ms, pants dresses, SC, been
submit; ed to committees at FAIRS where gTey'
est eoNpetStto and 20 THIS STITCH premiums have been
awarded for its sRroETT Durability ELASTICITY and
I BEATTY.
Patented Device preren's he 7osiii'ity fine ma
cki"c "eg TgD in Ne tcfOnG 6isscti. the balance
wheel ever wearing touching the dress By another
Ingenious Pateat Improvement
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1866-03-09
EELMBcLDS
GENUINE
PREPAhATI0 N S.
"ErauLY CONCENTRATED" COMPOUND
FLUID EXTRACT BUCHU,

positive and Specific Remedy for diseases OF the
BLADDER, Eidncy-, Gravel and D-ops'cni sweiline"
This Medicine increases the powers Of Digestion and
exces the Gbecben,s cto healthy Ecton b. which tho
matter of cc!carcous dcposons and all unnatural en-.
l-remen:s rc,accd wen pain and Inflammation,
end 10 good for r.cn, women and children.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1866-03-09
WILCOX & GIBBS sEWlNG.MACHlNF

win use coarse cotton. Hnon sin ard t7ripe II runs
easier ster and stilIer than any oihtr nlnchire !,
forms fat, even and elastic seam, differing from every
other stitch, eac loop being t,Usie by means or lhe
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1866-03-09

For weakness arising from Excesses Habits OF Dissps'
ton, Ear!y Indiscreon, attended with tho following
Symptoms:
Indlspos:tion to Excrt:on, Loss Of Power,
Loss of h-cmory. Difficulty Of Breathing,
Weak Nerves, Trembling,
Horror Of Disease, Waicfu,acss,
Dimncss of Vision, Pain in tho Eack,
Hot Hands, Flushing of TIE Eodys
Dryrcss of the Skin, Erup.ioas Of the Face.
Universal Lssstude, Palid Countenancc,
Muscular System. .,
Thcce symptoms, II allowed to 60 on (Which tbs Nsdf
cine invariably rernoves), soon follow
FATuITY, EPILEPTIC FITS, &C., -
IN one OF which the patient may EXPIRE Who can say
they are not frequently followed by those di.eful dis
cases." - - -----
May of the of their suffering but mono
WI confess The records of tho insane n7y!uns nad the
melancholy deaths By consumption bear ample witness to
The truth of the assertion.
Tho Constitution affected By organic weakness.
requires the aid OF medicine to strengthen end nvgoras
the system. which HELMDOLD'S EXTRACT OF BUCuU
invariably does. trial viii convince the scepcaL
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1866-03-09

The blade Of the needle less tam nj an incl iong
and is Stgt. It is less than half the length other
machine needles, many Of which carved, therefore
more easily hent or hroEen--a great Of annoy
ance, expense ana trouble.
The Remmer and Rel'er car never he set wrong
Any may adjust them ~ tie iaIt hcheln may he
OF any width No otter hs'nner feer IL like this II
arms the hem on the sht upper side you ant il
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1866-03-09

Removes all caldntss ai FaFenntes which ha re
lain dormant for many year,. l. Mil care any case OF
mruencY. create ana increas" M passions for ay rss
sonshe time. Can be mailed VITA perfect safety Price
So per bottle.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1866-02-23
Notice.

NyHE subscriber, wishing to give his sole
Il attention to the DRUG business,
thanks the community generally for their
liberal patronage, and desires to inform
stock Of DRY GOODS to 6. F. JACKSON slSisI I
who viii conduct it on his own account
hereafter, and earnestly solicits for him
continuance of the same. He will continue
business at the same stand.
E. E. JACKSON.
Having purchased the entire stock NJ
DRY GOODS from E. E. JACKSON, and
resumed business on my own account. I
take this method of announcing to nv
former friends and patrons that my stock
OF Goods comprises choice selection Of
AIN Almost every article usually kept in my
!s notwithstanding ther. that ne will not
DC pnder-sold by any merchant in the city.
req II F. JACKSON
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City Clerks Office.
COLUMBIA Frnn,,,, :,

COLUMBIA, FEBRUARY 20, 1866.
obedience to instructions from the
u City Council, the following extract from
the charter Of the city Of Columbia, passed
Decem6er, 1854, Is published for informa-
ton. The books for registration are open
ut this Office:
Sec. 4. That on the first Monday in April
next. and on the first Monday in April OF
every succeeding year, an election for Mayor
and Aldermen shall be held at some conve-
nient place within each Of the wards as now
laid out and designated in the present
town OF Columbia, or as they may be here
after designated and laid out by the Mayor
and Aldermen of the said city of Colun-
bia, at which elections all such persons as
have been hereinbefore declared members
OF the said corporation shall be entitled to
vote by general ballot: Provided, That no
person shall be allowed to vote at any such
election Except the first) who shall not
have registered his name as II voter, with
the City Clerk, in book or books to be
kept by him for that purpose, ut least
thirty days before every such election. * 4
F. H. ELMORE, City Clerk.
FeD ~ thfm3
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1866-02-23
SILVER 4 BBCKHAM.
NBW GOODS +!

N1E have just received and will offer
wv for sale FRESH SUPPLY Of DRY
GOODS; among which will bo found the
following:
SPRING CALICOEs.
Brown Sea Island HOAlESPUN.
S-4 BROWN DAMASK.
Huckaback Towelling.
10 and 1874 Toilet Quilts
Linen Handkerchiefs.
Bird-Eye Diaper.
Black Alpaca.
Black Bombazine
Irish Linen.
Black English Grape.
Brown Linen.
Fine White Cotton Hose
Hair Brushes.
Black Belt Ribbon.
All-wool DeLaine
10-4 Sheeting.
Black Skirt Braid
Gents White Kid Gloves, &c.
Feb 21 3 SHIVER & BECKHAM
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1866-02-23
.sNext day, we cut 'em and skinned

'em. /
Z" I say. Stevens, says the young
ster, can't you make some shoes out
of the skin, with the hair downwards
on the soles? They'd havea better
hold on the ice. and you can cut them
into strips crossways, like this see;'
and he scratched on the ice with his
knife. ...-,
"We made them to go over the
boot, and soon found we could walk
about as easily, again. Thehesh we
put in our sice-chest, as Sanls called
it, for he laughed at everything, now
the boy was well.
eve made some oil, too tho it
was tedious job, for we'd only got
three pannikins; however, W. turned
one into lamp with shred of the
cotton shirt Sands had. OF course,
we could get a light with cur gun
fints and damp powder; end then
boiled it down half pint as time,
and made hole in the ice ID keep it
in; for if the water melted it only
went to the bottom of the hole and
settled, while the oil hoated.
Give days went on, and the bis
cult was all gone; so was the pork.
We had nothing but the seal beef, but
there was enough of that 20 last a
month.
s'That same evening, I says to
Sands and the boy, Look here, now;
suppose anything passes at night, we
can see it, and they can't see lis.
Suppose we take watch, anu watch
to look out; for there's no knowing
how long this games to last
Won't last long, says Sands, If
it keeps this breeze from the South
ard; it's melting fast day and night,
and there'n be nothing left in week
or two, when we get down into the
sun; not much fear of crossing the
line in this ship. I've left many a
ship says he, but never had q ship
leave me like this seems to be going
to-
''He was right enough; the whole
thing would melt before we could get
off it. 1t kept rising out of the water
more and more; for the air was
warmer than the water good deal,
and it melted it fast.
-" Look here, Stevens suppose
anything does see us, they'll give us
as wide berth as possible; you can't
make 'em hear a mile of, you know
No. said I, but we can make
'em see three miles off.
$50 we set to work and made three
lamps out of the skulls of the seals,
and very good lamps they made, too;
q bit of old shirt made the wick, and
then we had to cut track to each
lamp. We put them as near as we
could guess to the four points of the
compass, and lighted them next night.
1t was pretty sight to see the refec-
ton on the water; the ice being
white, showed the light beautifully.
The Oil lasted about six hours in each,
for we didn't have big wick. The
pannikin lamp We kept where we
slept, and then had to 60 round to
the others to see them all safe. We
kept the wind off with blocks of ice.
CONTINUED IN OUR NEXT
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1866-02-23
Edwin J. Scott.

EDWIN j. Scott,
III AS opened Il Brokers' and Exchange
Ill Office in Columbia; will furnish checks
suit purchasers. Attend to buying and
selling SPECIE, BANK BILLS, STOCKS.
BONDS, &c, on commission, and make
cash advances or consignments Of Cotton.
to be sold in Charleston or New York.
Office at c. II. Baldwins store, corner:
Main and Washington streets.
Jan q 2mO*
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Notices. Notice !.

Notices. Notice !.
HAVING permission from Gen. Ames,
~ and sustained by civil authority, we.
the undersigned subscribers, do forewarn
al persons, white or black, from HUNT
ING, FISHING, going upon or passing
through our farms or Plantations. We have
al suffered from trespasses of various
Kinds, and those disregarding our notice
must take the consequences of such action.
A. w. KENNEDY,
j. C. WALKER,
JACOB GEIGER,
n. POPE,
WM. PRICE,
ALFRED WALLACE.
VIM. WALLACE,
HARRIET ANN SMITH.
Columbia, February, 1866.
Approved: BY order of
Breyet Major General A. ANlES.
j. A. CLARK, A. A. A. G. Feb 16 f4s;
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1866-02-23

The friends OF DIR. A. N. TALLEY nomi
nate him as a candidate for Mayor ut the
ensuing election III April next Nnyq*
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Barney.
BY ALICE CARY

kS&UAcys
BY ALICE CARY.
Ali! what is the matter with Barney?
The cold looks Of pride that he wore
Has slipped from his face, like shadow;
He is not himself any more.
And yet he will turn from his smiling.
To signing ah mel and alas!
cannot make out what's the matter
He is not the lad that he was.
Sometimes he will keep in the shelter
OF clouds, and be sullen alone,
Like the sun when the earth has offended
His pride, with the light Of her own.
The weeds have run wild in his garden.
The rose-vines have dropped from the
AS if he had gathered tho flower of the
And cared for no rose of them all.
And when the gay girls Of the village,
win reo chesks ana milky white brows,
20 oy hlnl, ne answers their greetings
AZ though he were calling his cows
His hair is now left in disorder,
And now with womanship pride,
Sweet-scented, and evenly parted,
And now it is all on one sidel
He used to be stalwart, to work with
The best OF them, now has got
TO idling-has taken to verses!
10 tnger-ringsl and to what notl
He used to be late at the meeting"
But now, ere tho solemn bell rings,
He is there in his place, and if Esther
Look down from the choir where she
sings,
That night the low tune Of the anthem
WA run in his head, and ere break
or the day, he will be on the hill-tops,
Singing the fishers awake.
I cannot interpret tho meaning
OF all the strange ways that he has;
Ah! what can have come over Barney?
He is not the lad that he was!
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1866-02-23
Greenville and Columbia Railroad
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GEN'L SUPERINTENDTS OFFICE,
COLUMBIA, January %, 1866.
hN and after WEDNESDAY next, til
~ 3lst inst, the Passenger Trains viii
run daily (SunQaVS eycepteII no :oljowu.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1866-02-23

IherG Will be abont seven miles of stag
ing still between Freshley's and Aston.
passengers will be furnished with tickets
through, including the road, stage and
ferry. 60 pounds baggage only allowed on
sCaSe 10 one seat. j. B. LAsSALLE,
Jan 70 General Superintendent