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For Sale.

A lot of Corn, Fodder, Plantation Uten-
sils and Stock, will be sold to The highest
bidder. at tho Pennington Plantation on
Tuesday, 10th inst.
JNO. BRATTON.
ian l2tGR
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HYMGNIAb.s

Married on the 10th ult.; BY the Rev.
Wa BASKs, Capt. .. A WYLIE, to
Miss KATE N CALDWELL, all of
Chester District, S G.
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TnE FIRST NATIONAL BAXx.-The
first National Bank of Charleston was
dsly organized to-day. An election for
officers to serve for twelve months, from
the 9th instant, according to the provis
ions Of the charter, took place, when the
following gentlemen were elected AS the
Board Of Directors: Andrew Simonds,
w. L. Trenholm, Archibald Getty.
George w. Williams, +. w. Marshall,
David Jennings, NJ. G. Mordecsi: This
is very strong board all Of the parte.
well known and of leading influence.
Alta subsequent meeting Of the Di,ec.
tors, Mr.. Andrew Simonds was mani.
mously elected President, and W. G.
Breeze the Cashier. The bank has al.
ready commenced business and is in
active working operation 1t will bank
according to law aud the charter, upon
the Uuited States currency. Every
dollar ofthc required capital h.. haAn
paid in, and from the acknowledged
ability OF the direction ana its officers,
we have every reason to nope that the
institution will most eflicisntlv subsecvc
tie beat interest Of the city and country.
South Garohniun. =
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PIONEER and COMMODORE ADAMS,

M ILL leave New Berne for for Norfolk
w on TUESDAY of each week at 8
o'clock, A. NJ, connecting with the differen,
lines Of steamers for the above named
points. On nnd after'the hrst day of De-
cember next they will leave on Tuesday and
Friday Of each Week, iraking semi.weekly
trips Shippers Of Goods willreccivc every
facility and accommodation for TIE trans.
porta.ion of the same. ns arrangements
have been mnde with tho different compan-
p"nies to forward goods to this line at low
rates and without delay. Ench of these
steamers are capable OF carrying
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jau 1866
GREAT ONE DOLLAR

TctlfafiHsUut Sale of Hewclry,
tO close iala Est;ite. 92&l.855
~1:e& Of Elegant Jew.
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MT. ZION INSTITUTE,
wINNSpORO', S. G.

rSHE exercises Of this School will be re
i aumed tho LIST Monday in February
1856.
+ OFFICERS.
q, A. WOODWARD, Principal. tsg Z
Rev. W. p. DuBOSE, A. NJ, q.
w. NJ, DWIGHT, ~ Asa's1shts.
| Tsrns per session, payable half in sa-
vance, the balance AZ the elose Of the .ssa.
Board with Tuition In all thea B X,
branohes except Philosophy, cheni !.
isiry snd French, 500 90
Tuition Of day scholars In Tie 5
classical or higher. English and
aiathotnstical Departrnents, Il, ~ e y Is 90
Tuition In other branossss, ftomsllOto 90 90
Course OF Chemissry or Phiiosvy
ply, sssS.f 10 co
French, ~ g y =, "a Il 4 O. 90
Centingeas charge for each pupil, / 90
Payna yIl required 10 specie, or equisa-
isht In csitreaey. at ths iiwe of settlsment.
jSs : Z Il q. Al. w 0DlvAH
dssia'gs y = ''s'ps'p9'; p'al
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Dissolution Of copagr "a axship.

Dissolution Of copart ID ayship.
THE copartnership heretofore exist.
a ing under the style Of Kctchin g.
McMaster Is this day dissolved by mutnsl
consent. The name Of the Gsm mGy bs
used by either party In settlements.
l"H.. 81 KETCHIN s AIcMASTER
Jan 18'G5--tf
The undersigned have this day entered
into q copartnership. for the Transaction of
a Gcndral Mercantile Business, in the store
formerly occupied by Creight & Simonton
and under the style Of sKetchin, McMaster
& Co. ", 4. n. S: KETCHIE, ua
G.. II. McMAsTER,
y, g-1, JAMES A. BRICE.
! jan, ls's5---tf
WIN. a. J WHILDEN & co !,
Formally of. f.Hayaen q Whi1den,,
ass KING ST., CORNER OF BEAUPlIN ST +,
CHARLES I on, 8 q.
HAS opened 3 complete stock Of
Ll House Furnishing Articles, Crock
cry and China Glass Ware. .fe.rl
Plated Goods Of every variety, Clocks,
Watches and Jewelry, Pocket and Table
Cutlery. Buckets. BasEs.= end ;ss:a ,s - s,si.s
Watches snd Jewelry repaired 4 Old Gold
and Silver purchased. Orders promptly
Nhlled and forwatdeG. ,a n,
Jan '86--law3m i.
One Hundred La boxers Want
3. & ed. ;
XNTANa'ED 90 hire ipnedisiely, fos
wv alis sChsfinttr and 81 E,6 Ra,l-
rosd, One Hapdfed able Bodied Lsbern,s,
(coiefed) TO be. employe red In the re.c constsac-
tisn Of Road. Liberal wages paid. For
fursherin infofshalion sppiy 10 w. Il Creigft,
Railroad Agent g, Boakrighs Trsssurdt
8 Z = a'ss'slsesf 4. q aagss Essis.sy. s
b )xn o'G6 6--tf 4 tf. q 4 Is i,
slls ,yIe CeR For ssaie, Al
a. snOOD BslLcH cow Cor sa,s.
N 2Aspiy aesi,is pfiice.
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- ssTssa Z q
7 A. Wxxn-rcr The
Cieyalsld tTepns l2aps,ey ct As3rsi
day, has tho f6ES1efI AZ t5e aeAA t,f
is editoriAl coiumns:: - xssI &
This nnmbef4 fisnprf z5apeT ca0ses
ont the Arst volume OF nfpapers
undAr The new ). STATUS ofp hi1gs
Rnefses maontlssa ngossEe cofnmepced
upoa afys0tkias9; and & 3fnr nsn knveE held
Their own. NJ. have a1efe that shing-
2sslsS have ssekAiae still Thafs What
swae sssa9iaa Eez Wee eve syery
body and M06ody owes as credit il
.as Good aga haDken NationM Rank4
III afBx fasxehhhts wEnk toscledn us,
Ne 4elT them tlst iss Will DO saA 1nhe-i
e9ssSs waste :SApeS elJi;n okhss
tfie merchants sent to The inmate
aane, man would DfferTfo
credit q printer Thanks Our bsd
Pcredit we owe no printer or paper
maker for Yotkpr Labor done. within
thespass twelve suaoutlfs, and have the
money5n onr Do c4ket 4e bay any claim
againsE tsMcNeify ~. Soh. = any
body Is indebted 10 %, they are noti-
Aed mot atoE pay 4ts,--yxe have 1lof use
for the noney-iisv more now than
we know what TO- do with all the
IscrAeks and creVices about the house
isaReascsarn1nel fnlf of grcenbacks =
debtors might force upon ms q little
gold and silver, as IL won .sthpile'
thy hnryxng,s but rs onr, real estate is
icirennascribed by. very limited tsmeets
and boo 1s,sswc don't want much oi
the gitts ing st1iif haint room fol
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Stallion John Morgan.

- TIE Blooded Stallion, JOHN
MORGAN, will stand. the Fall
Nseason in Columbia, commencing
t..Sz-zs&-on the 18th inst, fer $40 cash on
drss service; or $50, il not paid by the 1st
October. Groon's fee, sl.00 in advance.
.JOHN5is handsome dsrk-brown horse;
eight years old; fifteen handsSand two
inches high; sired by 'ssailor Boy who
was by "Jim Cropper," one of ola Sir
Archy's best sons; his dam by .tWhip,"
out OF fine Morgan mare. He eanstrot n
mile in three minutes, but has never been
trained; has the kindest disposition, and
- very spre.4 - 4 - Aug z 1mo
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WEsTCHEsTER. HousE

Co,7,e,' B''oo'ne Street and Bosoesy, n. y.
ENiS house, capable of accommodations
4 three hundred guests and kept on the
European plan, il centrally located, and
near to all points. City cers pass the
Hotel to all the Ferries, Raiiroad Depots
and places Of Amusement eteryf ti,ree
minutes: Single Rooras, sl.o0s pos day:
Jan Il ly - sPrx.s,detr,,s
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s0UTHERN HANK E0TRs!
SOUTHERN sEct1niTtEs !
Bought snd soid on 6onanasss6nby by
LAWRENCE BROTHERS Is CO..
d A N K GAS

NO. 16 WALL STREET. NEWsYORE.
MONEY receivedon depoait from banks.
lA bankers, merchants and others. Or
ders i'll Gold, Government and othAr 8ecn
rites executed at the regular Stock Ex-
change by q member OF the firHs. Eunsivn
meuts of Cotton solicited ~ Anril 8
DEWITT Z. LAWRENCE. JOHN II. GEc1I.
CYRUs J. LAWRENCE. Wa. A TAYsTrn
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A New and Grand Epoch
so. t.it $685. --.,~ st-fI q ett
M e ID Z G I ~ E /!
DR.. MAGGIEL'S
PILLS .AND SALvE !

TVHHESE wonderful medicines are now ~.
4 familiar 10 the people that but little
endorse men. os their value as physic
need he made. The PiHs of, Dr. Maggiei
and they do not enfeoblc the system by ex-
trene purging. They are universal in,
CREATING A VIGOROUS APPETIZER
And correspondingiy strengthen the aiges-
tio,. fhey tone the liver, clear the head
and steady the nerves. TO those who arc
not familiar with the use ct
DIR. MAGGIEL'S PILLS
As an anti-billious remedy, the following
extracts from various letters viii be, it Is
hoped, Of sufficient Importance to jnatift
ihe quoting Of them here:
WHAT TIE PATIENTS SAY OF
DIR. MAGGIEL'S PILLS AND SALTE.
Ins; best Pills for headache over had "
II = :;vs. works !I;o AZ c;ig.Ee, t:ia,i!,s
to Your Fills.
II am pleased To sayto you, DR.. Maggiel,
that wonld not be without box or vuur
Pllis for curing nae uf morning uausea Tor
the world"
You viii find enclosed 81. Your Pills
are only 25 cents, but considerssthcm worth
to me ST." stI
Dean DocToa:. Ny tongue had a fur OH
It every morning like the back OF a cat
Your Pills took it away"
der soa .oSk aa pm s1 and crushed i !. to pow
for cholera morbus. The dear little pet
was Well in three hours after"
" suppose it is hardly worth while to tell
yon my burned foot has got well from the
use OF your Sa!ve. Enclosed find 25 cents
for another box to keep i'll the house"
Send me another box of Salve.''
Enclosed find Is cents for two boxes OF
your Maggieps Pills and one Of Salye."
The most gentle, yet searching, medi-
cine ever swallowed"
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GREAT THROUGH Rl)l ORTR!

Via Kichmond and UanvIN6 Kaii.
road, from Greensboro, INT C., via
DManyane Mar and Riehmond, Ya.; 70
pSss SasalngfSe; ann aeV; sss1sIRr're, soIr PAlladas
T'HE travelins pabIlc do dnfosine1 that
pletion OF the Ghariotte aiid Spnth Garoi.
ma Nailroad between Columbia and Char
lo.tc. co THROUGH TICKETS can be
purchased at the TieAet 0fice of the Char
lotte and South Carolina Railroad, at Co.
lumDia. THOMAS DODAMEAD. -r,s
Sup. Richinond and Dauyi}ie Il. h.
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"a, L.sssss tlr b E - 5sTsss
IfJys4Eshnlefs;saeilh hayeasn snrned a.eaYArt<
s.zkSsxExs1ssiS fnr 3hef trznas1ficn Os sskheAIlC
eEI9Asud OtSafl aflfEGSfaN Rz5Eka jn.t3as
city Cnlusshia nuslex liz fesanmeAn
Of McD0NAfD d. AfcEIA AE Oar gffiice
nod rstoFe-roopas arps ss; stssi Lady
|FwhcxrswoswiH gsr6 sstriet sa4fentiou 70 sany
EbusiAesas ;entrustedS 10 ours, care, and will
cndsasor Ga give ,sxtisfection 20 aaN con
soerntfa ia &c ffs.sas ID P.s NcDONALp,
lc. Aug s3most .slyssis. LII McELWEE.F
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Dr. i.eras PhOsn;ha ats az Tr0n

a5s:t 40 MoRE o0.NsHMP zgo& = =, 1 !
,Grimauit' Syrup Of Hypophnsphate
Iss.1s ytsT "a; Il of 4l1lIe f.f-s.. j., =
cine is inyaluable; it is largely msed at tho
Brompton Hospital, In London, for con-
sunfpti lion, and generally appruyed by the
leading, men in England and france.
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Charleston Hotel.

WHITE d MIXER, PIsOPRIETOlsS.
.- THIS POPULAR and well known
SfIII HOTEL has been NEWLY FUR
-.sais& NISHED throughout by the present
proprietors, who have been sixteen years
connected with the establishment.
II. WHITE, GEO. G. MIXER.
CHAs A. MILLER. Cashier. Aue
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5,.1 1,s,:s55t.:. / ca A = -
Legs j 'al:lnlld'!A!I1l''Illl:lls. ! d. J En- d
IS. IS SOU TlsiERa.
LllEIlG LllEIl And ARM COMPANY

iHAyE establiahed4 B-anci Office and
Il manafaetoEy ST Columbia, s.. C.
x Yhe improved AUTOMATIC LEG And
SARM by this COMPANY are
unsurpassed by any ia the WorlG. tali !. .
s..s Onr worknaes are practical artificial leg
and arm eJnakers- three OF them wearing
legs Of tiseir own manufacture, 49,, 4
D Oar facilities are unsurpassed. Our
work warranted .onsi yoar. Cab and OK
alnine our specimens,or address ..,..s d
/, 70 ;i.DANNELLY, MARSHALL Il Co., :,
rs g ~ Seeger's Building, Columbia, S. c.
az Offices -1feslison, Ga.. Nashville, Tenn.
: Columbia. y. c.. szs b-t May AZ emo
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Or GGrimlault's Rraziliian Guarana.

For Immediate cure of nervous .hcad-
ache, neuralgia; vegetable substance; en-
tireIy inoffensive, OF Brazilian origin :,
General Depot-In Paris, at GRiMAULT
Ell CO, IS Rue Richelieu; in New York, at
FOUGEEA L. VAN DER KIEFT, so, North
William street, CARLTEAU i CO., % and
95 Franklin street; Charleston,S. c., KING
il CASSIDEY, and ct every good chemists.
Au9ll2, .. .-sy <.rs1 4.
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General Saperinteudeirtss once,

CHAKLUTTE N 8. c. KAILROAD,
s CoI.CMRIA, s, e., August 81, 1866.
nN and after SUNDAY, "a Septennber.
" THROUGH PASSENGER TRAINS,
masking close connections, viii be run over
this road as follows:
Leave Columbia at. =. = so q. m.
Arrive 1T Charlotte At 2.5O q. IN.
Leave Charlotte at 9.2Op. IN.
Arrive at Columbia 4.2O q. m.
Sept / JAS. ANDERSON. Sup't.
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q osparfannnr 4 md Uni "a u q /
yNTONTIE1sNS 81 O., Exp9s 12;41666l
nN and AFTER the 17th instg &AeT TRAE7sE
,S49wfH run GA fnndayS, Wednesdays and
Saturdays. at&ASs xfti5 20 ssfSsgTaasz ss:ss
- Down TrainB &c ars SpaxtanbrRG O. H Il
6s46 q. m.s Arrive nc Alatnn q ge0paans, con,
necting With the GHfeeuviEle ilpasn trzfns
Up Trains leave sAlstonA - b 20 o. m. con
neefznS wit1S the yille up ir1in. Ar
ess sAfrangufAeatsar are liaaelsy which frsight
sthtough lfrenn; Chexiesto and gEolut7SbiA
Istnay 5e. paid ON tlsiD rtaa- ,21Ss ss:r .safst
stsfs 81 .Eaas 4 s4ss4s- ,sSssks 0SaEETEBzs
s.Sept I'd Qn1os FTes'ti8.s q H.IRsRS
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Eraneh LED zines IN yogust i
i Mn co J
EHsEnssta - NJ xsaIEs .Fss'sseess aGenaIsoa
NUHHzCl5EKs sEEUsRAHf& us;sgE.ss
s.s y E0KF r0Ds zfFfiaa a0Fza s.
yssF q a iNod:iIssa e q Hcts
7nuP = slhFss5sa xssES u NE ! isassasss.
IS suceess, Ia pIaccs ,0E odd LixaTs On. 10
(which ~ d inf3nitesy Asparicr.r siSs scures
.diaeaEe9s OF ,the chest, scEpfnlas tmph&aic
disordeEA, Ex6eh Eickness, muse Sinf stony
and loss q aPpetite.s .sl Is 6xexsara$p axhe
coast stituticn BY pxrifs fsiHE thu Shlpaas being
khus insaluaAle I'M the trestnont pf sl<ih
diseAses, hnd Is administered With the
greatest efdeacy to. young chill dreii, ,sub5e&
to humors, or obstruction OF the gisaiF-
AZ AeFr ess,ss 81 ses s a',a .s ;,s sale
|, :. Dr. 1,sras.' Phospshiats cf Ir6n.ai I! 8
This new ferrugiaods Iiedicise coftaiais
| the siencifs Of The blood Gnd bones, and
I iron Ia o liquid state.e 1t 10 different froYH
aiihithertoI offered tps4 4has public, is liquid,
tcelDr7esx and tastelezs. at. speedily cnfgs
Elehior8sis, pains in the stomach diiscTtlt
digestion, rdysmanarfhs sa8esnias !. s<S,s
+ The majority uf the Acpdemiea pf Meiii-
cine OF Paris recommend tha Phosphate, ol
Y IRON to 1aslien OF desieate constitution suf.
| fering frpm rneaniA, and ali other persoas
fAtigned, from oYar-auxiety, nervous emo
tions, oyer.work, general debility and poor
ness OF blood; never causes scopstip1tior-
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BALTIMORE LAGER BEER.
s1n BBLS. by Express.
~ Aug S0sjOHN G. SEEGERs l. 90. q
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AiAGGIELS PILLS AND sALvE
Are almost universal in :heir effects. and a
cure can be almost always guaranteed.
FOR BILIOUS DISEASES,
Nothing can be more productive OF cure
than these Pills. Their almost magic in.
;; hIence is felt at once; and the usual con-
comltants OF this most distressing disease
are removed. These remedies re made
from the purcst
VEGETABLE COMPOUNDS.
They will not harm the most delicate fe-
male, and can be given with good effect iii
prescribed doses to the younges. babe.
FOR CUTANEoUS DISORDERS
And all eruptions OF the skin, the Salvc is
most Invaluable. It does not heal exter-
nally alone, but penetrates with the most
searching effects to the very root of the evil.
DIR. MAGGIEL'S PILLS
INVARIABLY CURE THE FOLLOWING DISEASES
Asthma, Headache,
Bowel Complaints, Indigestion,
Coughs, Influenza,
Colds, infiainmation
Chest Diseases, Inward Weakness.
Costiyeness, Liver Complaint,
dyspepsia, Lowness of Spirit.
Dlarrhoea, Ringworm
DroPsy, rheumatism,
Debility, Salt Rhexm,
Fever aud Aeuc, Scalds.
Skin Diseases.
Each Bor Contains II PWs.
one PA is n Dose.
NoTlcE--None genuine. without the en-
gravcd trade mark around each pot or box,
signed by DIR. }. MAGGIEL, New York, to
counterfeit which is felony.
aS- Sold by all respectable dealers in
medicines throughout the United States
and Canadas, at 25 cents per box or pot.
FISHER HEIN1TSH, Columbia, S. C.
July 30 "
BALTIMORE LAGER BEER.
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gun. he 1AY1-ns9Eh5Eh hda40fR&a&lu&zaaB
sIisssSssSTe hak1 n l6,s 0fs stvos hui1ilred
ehniEa 6f cfjES 5SI aTFeafiV. H. fondaw
for rhiunant to New 5rleans-Whiici..
sini5Ssd gNSlf ln5Sda ,lsrrancafae1lfs
toFhsn Antahf hf6ass fhafs sssaSa1ss "a : Isnys
xfsaS S5nvg asss.zs ssai Ia ssslrslrs.ss5ts m
ayseassiss;,,is;; . 10,
fss GnSasS;sanscanS s;sa SY3Ssra E1Fe a, Sse
hnssS ;s Il 81 - f,aa nsss ss,ttrs Is
ashiSsssN thafs sass - .iaia stha Sfso-
1vesSf6ssYl fdxs ssnnfI 9 III ss,rfs ssea him
that h;s. sntson .,oal5 nos staava nrSt;is
thev .raEs;mss7s rs s4nnnd haR ski i.I,aA
Che brasg sstef6,sss aII fsfOs,k and rayie
him n1Hsy{; sf sssSn3,s s37;ssx,iv : sri,e
8 hvfJTSr sIssSad F%i,zt - 15sa "a, ti,st
ssayesukk - ~ SlSf d H. 5sa5
aTrar5 81 ~ Shss, ,3sis cTstf
rsee ~ fsSsS
stS his busfdess lfhsf issshonId 3 hs; sest
: of iSdins i7fatslv and seafnasfIv, rc-
S,sasf fyssE Ssss ass ss;.srs spnrsd
ceeT7 - or5a - tha era,n;r,at;on ana
'sshe iss1a6ee 0t the anecessary certifi-
ates sesnss. g ssenssaa os eo.sen;ss Sas Sshsy q
mnstnoEa ha haSfy, .eEc. sThe broker.
.wiih ~ faasl scs,o.s;t;ss 80 40" .asI -
peIIed tts sjs;;s | rrssS,s % - %;t
fhe fleSslir8 So -, 49,
NofsS;afai a sisss Es5s*s.,ss1asa.s a;Ia.,SS
pointesss arrS;7ss vssTts Oft ! rv;s,,1,,t az.
cofton. WHO'S ~: unon' th = lhi,ssr s
three diva 8 At} 81 arr;ra4;on M af j5ss Nrst
time. the broke fInsail9 800 ,shal :cs,1,. s,s,.
'ysent of tha 0E6nereI x6 - = Z hiss3axasss;,,e
= and certify g ssIae scofton.s. iF1 sonnd
ssaN riRht And here is fhe vav the
think was dore: ME of8cers came
round upon fhe sidewalk. on Front
8 8bMSWAAre they sssopueia ox,n0aise
this Lot of two hundred bales ot cot
ton, which laid In a pile far ont upon
the bluff, some hnndreds OF yards
sdistants. addressing himself to the
broker, and, pointing. toward the cot
ton, oxi8 Of che officers said =: $ 81 :;
CMees You ssy that is the cot
tonS sslyssse. . ,s4 ~ ~ ~, q
BrokeE-tsY Yes, tlaat's khe lot. out
there, about two hundred and fifty
yards to the lett Of another pile you
see there. '' So ,1.s.ls, s...,.s ssts'.t
Oaacer-tsaAllr right. You sayit has
paid the tax and has all the tags
on?'a 81 = 20 =
Broker--.sYes. <@S
QGl6ee sEaey sweat.a come along
with me to the Office, ana You shall
have your,papess Nxea up 1T once.n
And sure enough, without further
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Schedule over South Carolina B r,

GENERAL SUpTS OFFICE,
CHARLEsToy, 8. c., Aug. %, 1856.
nN and after SUNDAY, September 2, the
" Passenger Trains OF this road will run
the following schcdule: ,4a .ast7
AUGUSTA TRAM.
Leave Charleston . .sF5 80 a. m.
Arrive at Augusta. 2p. m.
Leave Augusta -...... 10 80 a. M.
A. i've at Charleston ~ 70. m.
COLUMBIA TIAlN. =
Leave Charleston 10 80 a. m
Arrive at Columbia TAO d. M.
Leave Columbia. l.30 u. III.
Arrive at Charleston l.3O u. u.
Sept H. Z. PEAKE. tsenI Snpt.
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CAARLESToN, June 20, 1866.
YgNHE South Carolina Railroad Company
Il having re-established it's Receiving
and Forwarding Office, Merchandise and
Produce consigned to it's Agent, from the
interior to Northern ports aud from North
ern ports 10 the interior, will be cared for
and shipped to the point Of destination.
: ConsigRrnepte to be- forwarded by sea
must always be accompanied by bills of
lad:ng and letteA Of advice, with riRstr,c-
ticns to insure, IL desired. ~
, june % e. N. FULLER, q. d r. Ag't
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GOVERNMENT SALE OF THE MIL
" ITARY kAILRoAD AT BRAzos SANTIAGO,
TEXAS

VuARfERNA6TEH UENERAL' UFFICE, I
WAsHISuroS, ID. G, April ~, lsB5. !
The attention OF capitalists seeking profitable In
yestuent Ia inyited to this sale.
Sealed Proposals will be received At tho Office Of the
Qusrtsrmastsr General division Of River aud Railroad
TTansportatiOn) Washington, D. c. until the hrst day
o. jane next at " clock for the purchase OF all
the right title and interest Of the United States In aud
to the United States Military Railroad from BraEos San
tago to Whites Rancho, Texas
The sale will Include the entire track aud Sdngs,
buildings wAer stations, turntables bridges, &e the
railroad materials aud supplies pertaining the road
together with the rolling stock, cars, machinery and
other equipment
The sale Will not include the title to the land, which
does not belong to the United States.
This road Ia shout ten miles In length, and extends
from BraLos Santiago to whites Rancho on the Rio
Graude From this point connection Is made by steamer
with Brow lille and hAtamoTAs
This route Is the shortest and best for the immense
trahe between the Gnlf Of Mexico and the interior Of
Southern Texas aud Northern seNicO, and the eommu-
nieAtion by rail alone can readily be extended to
BrOwntVille.
The already completed saves thirty miles Of din
cult And oruous navigation. Boat. on the river now
charge Il Is stated for freight to Brownsville, high
as " per barrel, and for assengcrs as each.
The road 10 ave feet guage good ties T rail- and ful
spiked.
More particular description OF the property can be OBJ
tained at this office at that Of the Chief
Military Division Of the CALF At New Orleans.
condition II the sale will DO that transportation
shall be furnished for all Government troops and
plies, whenever required, Ut the rates paid by Govern
Inent al the time the New York Central railroad
The terms Of payment accepted will be those cOnsd
cred the most favorable to the Government
Ten per cent. cash. In Government funds. to DO paid
on acceptance OF proposal.
The Government reserves the right TO reject any 0
all proposals.
Of BTaIOs Santiago aud Rio 0Tande Railroad aud Hd
dressed to the Division Of River aud Rail Transports.
ton, QaGrtvrmaster Generals Once Washington, D. c.
ny order Of Tue 9uArter'na''sT GSnsTAl ,s.
Brevst Colonel aud A. o. NJ, in charge Fourth Dl.
vision, q NJ. o. o Ap2l -S7t
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