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tae OF the Auditor and TTersurer herewith submitted
give clear and satisfactory statement operations of the
present year. - ~
refer to the report of superintendent and the
table OF the Foreman the workshops condition of the road
rolling stock and materials hand 1867 Both these
officers have exhibited energy the interests of
the which ente them utmost confidence
wnstandng the locomotives been SO heavily tos
to do the business of the industry and
ence OF MIR James o. Meredith Foreman of the workshops
condition has been materially improved small force md
using great he has been able keep the
rolling stock in fair running order, but to build
ing OF the road On that alone the egs have some
times accumulated in the depos Columbia; to parties not
very far from being the All the agents employees en-
gagged the transportation department an untno
energy IN the discharge of their several dutes rarely
xceed e conduct and bearing of all the employees
few exceptions have been respectfully refer TO
of the General the
OF providing an additional number business of next
a and winter Large quantities of guano other fertilizers
have been sent the road and have been
made for op and the hopes expectations of the PLANTERS
winter as at any previous time.
At the last session of the Legislature passed renew
ing or hve years the amendment charter
construction of branch Of your point on the main
track, West of Saluda River to connect with tic south Coo1a
Railroad, at OF East of Aiken
No action has been taken ANIMAL
reference to the route West Of
Frog Level The embarrassed condition of the of the
company ana the general state of the country forbid for
the present any action in the matter ~ ~
am unwilling to close this report without referring to the future
prospect OF your road and its Importance the through
winch passes The road with its branches hundred md
miles III length and penetraes the finest and
most desirable sections of the South The sonltT,
OF the climate equal to world its immense voto
power which it is believed will be brought into use s
unlimited and the fertility the lands and their cono M ]
SO easily and chep improved by of cultivation
all look to prosperity in the which has ncvc. here m
oyed and 1t IS confidently believed day is not far distant
the eacoast of State and the great West and That it's line E 70
be the great inlet into the immense trade and oy %
~ secon thereby bringing wealth and prosperity people
COLUMBIA, April "a, 1867. - 'eS''o"'
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$1,5OO,OO0 90

Whole amount of Bonds, Coupons interest to LIST
January IS67 So 90
The Board of Directors by resolution have AGREED to allow
interest on coupons from the date of maturity settle
men also the face bonds as if thew had
oeen renewed at maturity with attached The
OF interest not made accordance with that
ton.
70 1867! upon retiring and depostng with the
Bank the State 100000 bonds secured by mortoae
the is directed to endorse 100000
o nOs ne company; thus completing the endorsement of
$500 600 authorized the said Act To enable Company to
e SZOOOO OF the bonds secured by the
have the following assets
Mortgage bonds in the hands of Treasurer. $74 900 90
4uarnnteed bondsn the hands of Treasurer 5000 90
100000 90
This according to the Act the Legislature retire the whole
OF the principal Of the 1st bonds s50OOo
in the purchase of said bonds termination of the war
At the last session of the Legislature, introduced
amending and extending the Act of 1861
Of the bonds the Company from
the funding the
debt OF the Company by renewal of bonds State
The bill was amended and passed. ratified day
December the to be 5OO
and guaranteed bon and the full and $25OOOO for
retiring the bonds and interest outside mortgage for
the whole guarantee January 2S 1861 and
December 20 1866 herewith will be necessary
under it have not been issd thought await your
action and the provisions of the Act accepted yo arrange
once Although the provisions of the Act what
we desire in PARTICULAR it will perhaps be accept
The Boad Directors by resolution have directed
dent to execute second mortgage the property
Indebtedness under it, and he Act the
to accepted by then holders the
guaranteed bonds at for three bonds and certificates
ebtenss under the second mortgage at and holders be
BY resolution of the Board of Directors the bonds
Gates indebtedness under the second mortgage will also
the Company settlement The bonds certificates inde
eess under the second mortgage haybeen prepared is not
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SPECIAL NOTICE.
@M B @.EIsE
GENERAL SUP'TS OFFICE.

GENERAL sUP'Ts OFFICE,
CHARLOTTE & s. G. RAILROAD COMPANY,
tGohgMpIA, s: g, April %, 1867.
IN 70 RICHMOND, uid the Charlotte
" and South Carolina Railroad. Parties
wishing to attend the MEMORIAL BA-
HAAR, now being held at Richmond, are
on sale at the Office Of this Company. Price
$50. Baggage checked through.
G. BOUKNIGHT, Gen1 Sup't.
E. Il. DORSEY, Genl Freight and Tr'p'n
Agent. April 81 9
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General superintendent Office,
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CHARLOTTE & s.. G. RAILROAD.
llQI g q AIns.ol.

COLUMBIA, s. O., March 16, 1866.
nNHE schedule Of the Passenger Trains
Il over this Road is as follows:
Leave Columbia at 3.36 n. m.
Arrive at Charlotte at. t........ $50 a. m.
Leave Charlotte at. =. ,...... 5.10a. m.
Arrive at Columbia at. .25a. m.
Close con nections are made at Columbia
and charlotte with mail trains on the North
Carolina and South Carolina Railroads.
THROUGH TICKETS arc sold at Colum-
Dla to Richmond, Va, Washington, D. c.,
baltimore, Nd, Philadclphia, Pa, and
New York city-giving choice Of routes uia
portsmouth or Richmond-and baggage
checked. Tickets are also sold at Char
lotte for Charleston and Augusta.
An Accommodation Train, for freight and
local passage, leaves Columbia at Z q. m,
on Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays OF
each week, and Charlotte on the came
days and hour; arriving at Columbia and
Charlotte at G p m.
March II @. BOUKNIGHT, Sup't.
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secretary's Office, g. & G. R. R. Co..


COLUMBIA, APRrL Is, 1867.
FHE ANNUAL MEETING Of the Stock
Il holders Of the Greenvilie and Colum-
bia Railroad Company will be held in Co.
lumbis on THURSDAY, the second day Of
May next, at 10 o'clock o. m.
Stockholders will be passed over the
road to attend the meeting free, as hereto
fore. G. v. CARRINGTON. Sec'v'
April II tiO
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Schedule over South Carolina r. R
Mas EEL EEL ElE !...slsiz - Z
GENERAL SUP'TS OFFICE

CHARLEsroN, s. c.. March ii, 1866.
ON and after the 18th inst. the Thronch
~ Mail Train will run as follows, viz:
Leave Columbia at II 40 a. m, Ch's'n time.
Arrive Kingsville at ]. 90 D, M,
Leave Kingsville at 1.35 p. m. &"
Arrive at Augusta 900 p. m, &c" &"
PASSENGER TEAM.
Leave Charleston. on...-.......... 500 a. m.
arrive at Columbia. .......... $40 p. m.
Leave Columbia. ............... ESQ a. m.
Arr1ve at charleston. .......... 4.00p. m.
March 13 H. r, PEAKE. Genl Sup't
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:. COLUMBIA, S. G., APhIL 0, 1867.
NNHE ANNUAL MEETING Of the Stock
Il holders Of this Company will be held
in the city OF Columbia, on WEDNESDAY,.
the 9Th proximo, at IL o'clock m.
FREQ passes over the road will be granted
to Stockholders and their families to attend
the meeting .end Of returning under this
privilege within a reasonable time.
April 10 G. H.~hfANSON. 'Seo'v. -
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A yEE 80
DASSENGER Trains will run daily, Sun
daYR axcanfad aa folln1ya.
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Office Charlotte & S. G. Railroad Co.

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Coupons outstanding on 1st Mortgage
Bonds, and interest on the. face of
Bonds. from date of maturity to 1st
January, 1867.
Coupons outstanding on guaranteed
Bonds to 1st january, 1867
Coupons outstanding on non-mortgage
Bonds, and interest on the face of those
past due from the date of maturity to
1st January, 1867.
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Step ubIifnnifcbe Staats=
EpubettttDtt.

Sci einer 8erlamrhllln1 6eS republic
fanifben Unions uno StaatS Central
Counties 81 Maibbiae, gebalten am %.
gfobenber un6 nobel Die 5erren Stqs
man, Nortb, Sufon, 8roipn, 9Salfer
Sanfins, 9toad, Cation, Sarrilon
8ladburn, Sboinas une @tone geaen<
iudrti9 iuarer1, ipur6e Der folgenbe Be-
fdtuB einftimrnig ansenont.nen:
DB f6Io en-, DAB bas Gomite
einen 9tufruf 81 elmer StaatsSGonben@
tion Der repnbIifanifden 8artei ers
laf1e, iib am 8. Sanuar 1868 in
9faibbiIe su beriamineln, lim bier 0ez
Iegaten 9eitens hes gtaates sllr natio>
nal @republifanil9en Contention gu err
ilennen, fur Die Gerbollfomnuna Der
Sreaniiation Ser republifanilden Yars'
lei III Seinefee gu arbeiten uno anbere
fir Die 8artei uno baS 2ano pt9ti9e
@egenitanoe gu eriudgen.
GS ipuroe emfpOHeni oaB baS Solf
fh binnelt &ursem III ieoen1 @onnt9
berfaii,ineln foIIe, nrt fobiel ganbibaten
5n erttentiefi, ais ibnt 9eei9net ibeint
unb oab Die Bats Der 8ertretuna in Der
@onbention cine Stilnine fir iebes
@ountp uno cine iueitere Gtimme fur
ieoe 500 republieanif6en, in Den betrefs
fenben Counties bel Der lekten GtaatSs
trabl abse9ebenen Stinl,len iein fol-.
Sn uebereiuitimmung nit obtaem
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bon DeIeeaten Ser repu6lifaniiden
nniouspnrtei auf benz Capitol suglalbe
bile, Eenneflee, am 5. 5anilar 1865
TOrinittags 10 ll9r gebatten fperDen,
INN bier 0elegatea Seitens pes gansen
Staates 3u erHennen, tpel6e unlren
i5taat in Der beborftebenoen 9fdtionaIs
Contention Der NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
partei bertreteu iolen. Cine boue
Setbeilisung bon Selegaten miro ernit>
lid getuiiniGt unb Die beri1iebenen
GountD 6 omiteS tuerben aufaeforoert,
bic betrefenoen county Gonnentionen |
CUR 9lusmabl bon 9eIe9aten gu einett, |
mo 3li9lt baleisea pafenben 3eitpunft |
5u berilfen. . 80
&epublifanii9e 8latter int &taate
!in6 eriu6t, eiriea Nafraf gu psroffents |
li@en. /
&uf 8efebI bes
GentralS mites.
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gesen Die 9iailern gton1s bsran3oe,
itaabea iisb in BET gtaDt aipsi slaslddiie
nsbenbaH[erifd eeseniiber = ldshlidI
bie Snfnrrecticnss Sunta "anp bas pie<
bsreripadte, Siplomatifrenoe pslatiOs
nal sgomite".
Babrenb Die Sniurreetions Sunta
einen groberen &uftauo in Der Staot
borSubereiten iudte, nieeelte bas Na'
tiOnaIf 6 omite Lob. RSdlinaner nod;
Elm @litaIis0 bisles lestesea @usidnfYes
banoelte. lpie es iid iest ersisbt. seras
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pdpitIiden He9ierung ausebradten De.I
srttntttatton Ger BaHenborrdtbe Der 9ltr'
tioaspartei. LIN bic Gtabt iulureiren
gu la6en, fanOte 9aribaIbi einen ieiuer
@etreueiten, Seinrid GairoIo. ben 8rit>
Der bes 9arIamsnts sAbseoroneten nit
elmer @daar bon 20 Mana In Die
Stabt; fie tuaren berflei0et iino flbr@
ten inssebeim gieboIber NIT fi6. Sbre
9Intuntt ipnroe berratben; Die cole 8as
triotenibaar fel bis gum IeBtea Mann
unter Den Gtreiben Der Sbirren. 60
ideiterte ieber grbebun9sberiA6 an
8erratb. ~
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Snfur9irung ber StaOt gegriinoet. Das
Miblinsen an 6ieism 8untte mubte oas
Ger, ipenn Die itaIienil6e @esieruns
nidt nit ibrem Seere fir Die 8efreiuns
9orn' s eirtrat, bas fbtieBli4e Gbei<
tern Der 9anaen 8epeeuns berbeifilbren.
8er Die sebeime geibidte bss fcis
lianil6en @ufltanbes bon 1860 fennt,
Der iueib, BOP cas 8erfabren 9aribal<
bis bort auf einen abnlihen 8lan baiirt
mar. Sic Serfdpor.nen gu @aIermo
tbaten lire 9Fi@t; Die 0ebolution gee
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fran3. go
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gen IN Die Staot boranseben ioIIte.
llnteroeiien Ian6eten Ole 5ran3ofen -
unb Der siinltiae augenblid mar bOrs
iiber.
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ser llniOn, lueIde ii6 ie6oa Surd Sin>
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borEomMen, erfidret laHen. sfod
lei man niAt auf Dem Gtanopuntt ans
selans, gHrgerfrisse uubtrlneibIidb 81
MAIDEN. had 9&lnb bes &rieges fei
ssbie naafte RFi9t gsfuefsn, Oas Ilns
bef pie6er OUT Su MAIDEN, nnb bies iei
penber GEecutibe unS ben einaelnen
sfaafen nit GrfOIS aassRrsbt, aber
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3naimmmng herlpeieert babe. Or BE-.
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24Sbd ranfIin Square, New gprs
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