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Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1868-04-17

THE MONITOR makes more and better bricks
Il with given power, With less breaKdowns, than
any other Machine, A. j. Knisely, 1862 Manson ST
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1868-05-13
Glimpses from Another World; Or What the
Seven Stars Saw.

We are more astonished every day at
the fantastic tricks you. lower. mortals
are playing, before bigh heaven. Moth
ing that you attempt now days, except
in the pursuit of gain, seems to be die
tated by reason or common sense. These
commodities appear to be as scarce
with you as decency amongst the Radi-
Gals. You even defend the truth in such
manner as to bring ridicule and contempt
upon the cause you advocate. A great
moral epidemic has spread throughout
the region of your atmosphere, and the
seeds of pestilence and death are gerni-
mating every where. The plague spot,
which years ago made its appearance on
the body polite, has continued to pene-
trate deeper, and widen its circle until
now the whole body is diseased-become
mass of corruption. No class-no pro.
fession or calling in hfe-(Here OUT
celestial telegraph line ceased working.
1t is supposed that one Of the wires has
slipped off the horn of the moon. A bal
loon left last night 11.S0 with workmen
to replace it. We regret that on this ac-
count no further communication from
our correspondents will be had in time
for this issue.-Eds.)
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1868-05-13
Expiration Of Terms of Office,

-
In answer toa communication from
Gov. Orr, relative to the time when he
shall resign, his office, Cen. Cauhy re:
plies that the fifth section of the law Of
March, 1857, directs that when the Con.
Estitution shall have beer. ratified by the
,ueople, aad shall have been submitted to
Congress, and be approved by it, and
the Legisature. under the new Constitu-
ton, shall have adopted the amendment
to the Constitution of the United States,
known as article fourteen, and said, arti.
Gle becomes a part ofthe Constitution OF
tSe United States, then the State shall
be entitled torepresentatioa in Congress,
and'Ssuators and Representatives shall
be admitted thereto. The State to be
prosisional siit theu. He presumes that
Congress, will speedily act upon the
question of approval, and will .61 the
date when executive officers shall enter
upon their duties. If this is not done,
the duty will devolve upen the District
Commander, who proposes TO, designate
sthsstenth day after approval of Con;
gross as the, day onzwhichthe duties -oi
the provisional officers of the Executive
department shah terminate, and when
the:newly elected officers will enter upon
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1868-05-13
= SSskA,
Newberry S. c., May 9th, 1858.
Meeting at Pomaris.

Pursuant to netiee a meeting Of the
citizens of Pomaria was held. at that
place on Saturday the I'd inst, for the
purpose Of effecting Democratic organi,
zs,ion, auxiliary to the Newberry Dis
trict Club.
On melton, Thos. W. Holloway, Esq,
was called to the chair, and Julius D.
Dreher requested to act as Secretary.
The Chairman, after having explained
the object of the meeting, appointed
Thomas V. Wicker, DR.. G. A. Settler,
Maj. jacob Epting, J. B. Counts, Joseph
P. Summer, and, on motion, the Secre
tary, a committee to prepare Constitu'
ton for the Club.
The committee submitted a Constitu
tion similar to that of the District Club
which was unanimously adopted.
On motion, the Chair appointed 8
committee of three to nominate perma
nent officers for the Club. Said com
mittee nominated Thos. W. Holloway
for President Thomas v. Wicker and
DR.: G. A. Settler, as Vice:Presidents
Major Jacob Epting, as Treasurer ; an(
J. D. Dreher, as Secretary. All Of which
| nominations were confirmed.
The following resolution was adopted
That we pledge ourselves to protect
every colored man who will join this
Club and vote with US.
On motion, it was ordered, that the
proceedings of this meeting be furnished
to the Newberry Herald for publication
The Club adjourned to. meet at Bethe
Church, near Pomaria, on Saturday, the
! 18th inst.
THOMAS W. HOLLOWAY,
| j. D. DREHER, Sec'y. Pres'dt.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1868-05-13
- In Iusk.

. Oar friend Hoy {, of the Anderson In
telHgenees,, is again iu~iock. He must
DC. either handsemer- than some of his
less fortunate. brothers. or has selne Pc
euliari.g Of getting on the blind side of
bis neighbors and friends, that we know
not of, for be is ever being blessed with
large SHOWERS Of affsetionate regards.
Green. Peas and Strawberries cover his
table, aud he wakes fat over first delica-
cies; and only the other day:he received,
>(after the marriage Of a couple, who we
know viii live in the seventh heaven of
h.ppiness all the days Of their lives, "a
WHOLE WEDDING GAZE Not slice, a
hunk, or q chunk, done up in piece Of
paper, brown, may be, or greasy, but a
whale everlasting cake, enough for his
whole, family, connections, friends,
printers, devil and all. Oh Jeemes be
careful how you make glori6cation over
your streaks of luck. some folks get
jealous and cross eyed at such generous
signs Of appreciation. Ye gods audlittle
ashes. "a WHOLE CAKE! The good time
mus. be approaching, and the day dawns
in Anderson. .
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1868-05-13
7Meetinz at Mollohoa.

In pursuance Of a call of the citizens
of Newberry district Of the. section
known as Molchen, meeting took place
at Mt. Tabor, Church. A. preamble and
resolutions faveFing. the formation of a
Democratic Club, to act in harmony
with the Democratic party Of the coun
try, were adopted and a committee ap-
pointed to nominate officers and draft a
Constitution for tie Association. The
following officers were chosen:
President-Thos. Duckett.
lst. Twice. President-.Wm. Ray.
End John F. Sims.
srd. Sc A. Handy
Secretary-Dr. 7. G. Brown.
Treasurer-J. Carlisle.
Article lst. This Association shall be
known By the name of the Molohon Dem
ocratic Club of Newt berry District.
3D.. The object of the Association shall
be to cooperate with the Democratic
party ofihe United States for the pur-
pose Of perpetuating sound Govern
ment, maintaining the Constitution and
the Union and preserving our Republi
can Institutions, State and Federal, in
their original purity, as handed down to
us by our Fathers.
3rd. The officers of the Association
shall consist Of President, three Vice
Presidents, designated by 1st, End and
3rd; one Secretary and Treasurer.
4th In the absence of the President,
| one Vice. President shall act as President
of the Association.
5th. The Democratic Club Of Molohon
shall meet the first Saturday in every
| month, and at all times be subject to the
call of the President
9Th. Any man of the age of eighteen
years, a resident of the District, may be-
come member by signing this consti-
tuition, in book to be kept for that pur-
pose, or by sending in his letter asking
membership, which letter shall be filed
by the Secretary of the Club. .
7th. This Constitution may be altered,
amended or added to, by majority oi
the membership,
9th. There shall be corresponding
committee to consist of three members,
! to be appointed BY the Presidents
7 9th. There shall be an, executive COM
mittee 10 consist Of five members, to be
happointed by the President.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1868-05-13
New Post Offices.

An Office has been established at Lib
erty Hall in this District, of which Mr..
Luther W. P. Riser has been appointed
post master, We congratulate our nu-
.mercus subscribers in that region, who
have been for SO long time deprived Of
mail facilities, and our friend Riser also
be is rising man. :
An Office has also been opened at Salu-
da Old Town in this district. We have
not learned who acts as postmaster.
This is good news also and will help to
bring the Herald and the Saluda Old
.To#uises into better acquaintance.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1868-05-13
District Court of the United States.
In the matter of r. III. NAH
SHALL, Bankrupt. Z Z.

By order of the He5. George g.: B.ysas
District Judge, for, the District of: South Gers
rolina, 7 viii seA at public auction, st NsWs
berry Court House, s5:,;s; 5.ss - = =
On Monday the list Of June. next
. a acertain Lot Of .LAND,s, ~
situated in the town of Newbery, eontaia-
ing nine-tenths of an acre, mora or less,
known as the Brewer Lot, bounded by sp.s>s<
vate street. separating it from lot oecupie4
by R H. Marshall, bv & q. Wrighta restss
dence, by Boundary street, and by Caldwell
street. as will appear ty references toa pshs
thereof, made by r.. S. Brantly;; Surveys,
Nov'br Sd, 1866. -, x
Terms cash. Purchaser to pay for stanavg
and papers. T. WERRER, Il
May 13 203 Assignees
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1868-05-13

A STRAIGHT HINT "A clergyman in
the eastern part ofthe State. few Sun
DAYS ago opened services by reading.
without explanation or comment,a very
full and correct local price current-how
much four butter, meat, lard, eggs, &C.,
were worth, and, the prices Of shoes,
cloths, prints and muslins. No obtuse-
ness could fail to understand this straight
hint, and be was rewarded BY a liberal
donation,
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1868-05-13

ANOTHER MILITARY ORDER.-General
Orders No. 81, from Gen. Canby's Head
quarters, contains the following pro-
visions:
II. General Orders No. 139, series Of
1867, from these headquarters, (para.
graph I, clause 2, page 2,) is hereby
amended by striking out the words ION
the gross profits of all banks or banking
institutions, two dollars on every hpn-
dred dollars" and substituting in lieu
thereof the following words :: Twenty.
five. cents upon every hundred dollars of
the shares of capital stock of all~tanks
and banking institutions. =
II. In every case of attachment pend.
ing in any court Of the State sof North
Carolina, or of the State Of South Caro-
lima, upon proof that the. absence of the
defendant, which constituted the grounds
Of issuing such attachment, was occa.
stoned BY his seeking to avoid conscrip-
ton into any military organization en-
gagged in armed rebellion against the Uni.
ted States, the court shall, on motion,
dismiss such attachment; and all pro:
ceedings in prosecution and enforcement
of SUCH attachment are hereby declared
null and void ~ ,-
Ill. The sense Of so much of the pro-
visions Of General Orders No. 90, Febru-
ary 12. 1868, from these headquarters,
as relates tvan additional assessment OF
q tax on personal property 10 defray the
expenses of the Constitutional. Conven-
tion Of South Carolina, is hereby de.
clared to;be that such assessment of one
twentieth of one per cent is to be made
upon such personal property as was BY
law taxable, and included in the general
tax assessment for raising revenue, and
on, no other personal property; and all
property exempt by the yevenue law -oi
the State of North Carolina for 1866 and
1867, (section 8, schedule c, is TO be in
like manner exempted from the fevy oi
said additional one;tweatieth Of one per
cent Z, = : 15s = - = go *
". To, remove any doubts, the Office
of Lieutenent- Governor, and the Offices
of members of the Senate, of the second
class of the, General Assembly Of South
Carolina, elected under the provisions, o.
the Constitution adopted in Convention
at Columbia, on; the 27thf day Of Sep
tember, 1865, are hereby declared to -'be
| vacant. :.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1868-05-13
postuonement Of the LEGISLATURE .

Gen. Candy has issued an order post
pohing the meeting Of the legislature of
this State, fixed for the 18th, until after
the Congress of the United States shall
have approved the Constitution under
which it was elected" It's evident that
Gen. Candy found on second thought
that he was just a triAe too fast in Or
derlng the meeting. If the Legislature
now elected assemblies at all, its status
HiR be, as follows: House. white, A A,
colored 80; Senate, white 20, cotored'12.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1868-05-13
ehess RsHr0sd Fare Important to Country
- Merchants.

16ICQAulS.
An advertisement 0fthe South Carolina
Railroad Company, Offering business
tickets to travel on their road at
swen,r.6ves dollars for one thousand
miles, has been published for some weeks
pas, In all the city papers, but it IS to De
feared that tbeliberaiity and advantage
of the offer have not been fully appre-
ciated. Twenty-Five dollars for thou
sand miles is only two-and-a-half cents a
mile, instead of six cents the usual charge
for way passengers. BY the use of this
ticket, merchant living one hundred
miles from. Charleston, and who is in the
habit of coming to Charleston, five times
. wear, at-au expense for railroad fare of
sixty dollars, couid,- come. twelve times
for tie same money. The importance OF
this saving need scarcely be explained to
business men familiar with the advan.
tase ofa frequsnt removal of their stock.
Our interior exchanges Will confer a
favour onC Charleston, and beneht on
their mercantile subscribers, and:do only
Justice TO the Senth Carolina Railroad
Compsuy, by calling attention 70 this
mastsa-Assesfy.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1868-05-13
In the Matter Of n e. Rhodes,
-. Bankrupt. :,:zE.x..s!:s:: s:


By virtue Of an order from 5fhe zDisfries
Court Of the United States, for the Ristyfes
of. South Carolina. ! viii sell at public ane~
ton at the residence Of Noah E, Rhodes
Bankrupt, on ? - .z(>e< -
Tuesday, the I'd day Of june
=. r next -, -
all that Tract 7of, Land situate Ia NsWbszy
District containing esa7s>.&,1t 's 5
Two Hundred ahd Forty Eve Acres
more or less, bounded by lands: Of Edaas6
.Cald veil, Elizabeth Sigh J. II ]. Brooks aua
others. .~,-. r - Z :'f (, ; =
Terms Of sale cash. Purchaser 10 pay feR
stamps and. papers. e
- .-.-.+s,.--slJoHNP. KINARD. { :
May 13 203 =, s.Assigree. Z.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1868-05-13
NEWBERRY,, S. c,
"wednesday Morning, HAY Is, 1858:
Interesting TO Travellers.

We learn that the -Greenvile and Co
luubia Railroad Co., are issuing family
and business ,icketssos 1000 miles each
at $40, and that the <spartauburg- and
Union Railroad Co., do the same at $50
The South Carolina Railroad Co., issue
tickets at s25 per 1000 miles. This
places the mountains and the seaboard
in reasonablecommunication, an accom-
mods,ion WHICH will be received by the
travelling public satisfactorily. -.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1868-05-13

> DIE MoDENwELT.-The current num-
--ber of this very charming and useful
ladies' fashion magazine is received.
The new styles are eavishing and start
lingly numerous. We would mention a
; few, but there. are so many and all so
striking that We are afraid to attempt so
difficult an undertaking. Procure a
copy, ladies, or send on and subscribe at
once. Each number is gem.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1868-05-13

ESCAPE OF 4 DESPERATE CHARACTER.
"A white man named Charles Hamil'
ton, who is charged with various crimes,
and who was to have been. tried before
military commission in this city, Wed
uesday, succeeded in making his escape
from his colored guard, yesterday after
noon, near Kingsville-the guard having
fallen asleep. Hamilton has been COZ
fined In Castle Plnckney for some time
l. IPhenix.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1868-05-13

= SOUTHERN CULrIF4ToK.-May number
at hand. We have bat glanced At the
table of contents, and vouch for the ex-
cellence Of it's filing, The Cultisator is
one Of the best Agricultural papers in
the country, and we wish that every far.
mer who sees this notice, would take it
for one year. We are satisfied they
would continue, to do so while a shot re,
mained ia their. lockers. Only 81 year.
Give US your names and We will send
for it without dalay.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1868-05-13
United . States Of america.
,Dlsrsier OF soUrHe sCARoLIsA.s I;

,DlsrRler OF soUrHsC CARoIlsA.
In re Levi Livingston application Cor.
Rnal discharge Of Bankrupt. :,
F.. Ordered, that. hearing be had on Bhg
first day of June next, at The Eederaf
Court House in Charleston. s. G., and
that all creditors of said Bank tapt appeas.
at said time and place, and show cause. n
any they can, why the prayer of the pesi.
toner should not be granted. =. -: >.
By order of said. Court this 9th sday1es.
: - :, DANIEL: HeRLBEgK, :.
. C. D. C. o. s., for Dist. S. q. =
MAY l3 20 St. 49,. .,, =. -:
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1868-05-13
Deputy Collectors Notice.

-, Newberry, 8. c., May II, Io5o.
Notice is hereby given to all parties inter.
ested in certain articles and property, seized
near Clinton. S. C., from Jenkias s JONES'
peddlers of distilled spirits, and from Abra-
ham Irish, peddler from Lexington District,
lin each case for selling contraband whisky
to come forward and give bond for defence
of suit against the same in thirty days from
this date or said property will be condemned
and sold. JAMES Il, DENNIS,
May 13 20 3 Deputy Collector.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1868-05-13
New Advertisements,
RosemOnt Cemetery.

The Ladies of the respective Churches
who have been so kind as to make colec-
tions in behalf of the Rosement Cemetery
Association, are requested to pay over the
same to DR.. T. Gouin, Treasurer, upon bis
receipt.
Purchasers of lots who have rot paid for
the same are earnestly called on to make
payment Immediately to the Treasurer.
Persons presenting receipts from the
Treasurer, for payment for lots, will receive
titles from the Association.
A. C. DARLINGTON, .Sec'y.
S. FAIR, President. p. I t..
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1868-05-13
LOCAL ITEMS.

BRoocH LosT.-A ladies' Cameo Brooch
was lost on Saturday last, for which libe-
raj reward will be given the finder, on it's
being left at this Office. The. Brooch is
highly priced by the looser, who will
gratefully appreciate it's return, beside
paying the reward. Bring it to the
Herald Office.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1868-05-13
sFruortsns Military Order.

&$.Sis = ''-'s -AAAASA-s
: ,,sThe56f.oaisg important order,sN6 SO,
: ffrtfn nisatict III Headqaarters, was made
pubSc yestefaay 8 q: q. =, :,
80:
m 49,. So &C = - tba
-, 80 .a;,ssr..s;snsse Seefiess "a 10
sses' ssps-ss,.na II IAnnronria.
- ss:a -, s,esss.,,sar.9 a. nrdsrs No Iss dated
Ssss,J,sarss 1ssoJ S stss7 f,ses Treasurer Eef the
60 - sa,,tS careliaa is hereby, .tiiii.
s.s,sd -, - MAZE a,y nayments from
ss@s..s - .a : IS ,the Css;d S,ate nm ac.
sos,nr .s of o INV: an,:,;nr,a,;en made, or for
49, s s.s,;;ca rsas,ered or fer any.deht
~ Sssss;;s'ss s son rscted prior:; to the s0th
,Ssasass;I,Sae, 1855 &iaiess the same shall
stlss ai,t horizedf fbv, proper les7s-
-.isssss: n,,3, a,,,3ff,,osrr;;ty- 49,.
sIffs UsSsnt renSr-esen&stions that since
H.. is,.. teIsetions~ sIisti MANY iaboEers have
49, - Sisc,iarred from; their eu.ployaent
,hssss;ss.s they exercised =, the right, Of Yo-
,;ns err because they did not vote as
- shsiremployess$ wished. them TO vote.
poo.nnanders. Of, Posts are directed to
nsa 9sbe authority conferred ppoH them
byshe. Srss paragraph Of General: Or
6eers No. So dased March 2e,. 1855, to
.reonife that when such persons become
, 1,ro5,s,s objects of public charity. the
Baaniissioners, or other >saunicipal off.
GERS having the cue of the pooh shall
mike Sths same provision for them as for
ethsrohSsets of PUBLIC charity; ahd, II
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1868-05-13

RICHMOND, May 9.-The Supreme
Court to-day decided that in debts con-
tractcd in Confederate money, the amount
shall be commuted at the value OF the
money when the debt ,matured, and not
when it was, contracted. Another. de-
@cision given by the same Court, is that
note holders of the old banks Of the State
shall net have preference in the disisiess
of the assets. but the depositors and all
creditors shall be paid alike:
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1868-05-13
COMMERCIAL,

NEwBERRY, Nay 1!.-Cotton dull at 273 for
middlings. -,
New York, May III P. M:.Cotton dull
Ga l,c. lower. Corn 10 lower. Sold active
and excited, and towards the close declined to-
y. CHARLEsros, May 11.-Cotton IS easier; sales
30 bales-middlingS 30; receipts 95.
AUGUSTA, May 1l--Nosning doing IN cotton !;
10 quotations.
LivEaPooL, May 11-Evening.-Cettona frac-
tion easier; sales 1000 bales-uplands Il I2td.i
Orleans 124 l23. =. .-... '..
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1868-05-13

MERRY's MusEuM.-Mcrry is come,
boys aud girls, aud is chock full of good
reading and funny, illustrations, etc,
Ifyou are not subscribers >forsMerry,
send on your money and become so at
once. You need it, it will make you
laagh and grow fat. $l.5o per year.
Send to Merrry's Museum, Boston,
Mass. =
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1868-05-13

Meade telegraphs Grant, that both
branches of the Georgia Legislature are
radical also that in Florida the election
was quiet, resulting in the adoption Of
the Constitution; both branches of the
Legislature radical.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1868-05-13
GreenVille and Columbia B. &. C0s
- 80 sy

This Company has now for sale, in lIsn Of
aseason Tickets" TICKET which entifses
a person to travel over the road * =
=, One Thousand Miles for $40. !
within one year from date of purchase.
The tickets can be purchased from tho
Agents at Columbia, SEewberry, AbpeTillas
Anderson and GreenyiAe. q -: =:
- WINSTON GIBBES, }.
General Ticket agent 6. l. q. R. R.cA
Nay a.. -. -, :.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1868-05-13

Louis Butler, barber, in rear of the hotel.
requests US to give notice that he has built
bath room in his establishment, where gen.
tlemen can be furnished at all times with
a cold or tepid plunge bath. Also with the
shower bath.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1868-05-13

CHEAP CLOTHING Patrick Scott, mer-
chant tailor. whose store stands not far from
the post Office, and on same street, has on
hand lot of exceedingly cheap and desira>
file simmer cl0thing.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1868-05-13

Who is there who will not be delight
ed to know that our. friend Dr.. Gouin
has lust received most delicious lot of
French and. american Confectionery !?
Every one who has sweet tooth will
exclaim mot T. but rather rejoice that
the Doctor is able to present so tempt
ing an array, Among the many faneies,
is to be fourd a new article in this part
of the country, in the shape of French
Kisses. These kisses are put up in a
most elaborate style and must strike the
eve as handsome in the extreme. Call
in and examine.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1868-05-13
Lard. &c,
Notice

= ...--. = El,-.>.e~s ~ - ~
Is hereby given that all persons in anyvis9
indebted to Thomas W: Holloway, and %
Holloway & Folk, must settle the sameat mn
early day. During my absence payment can
be made to my agent, Mr.. Thomas W. Hsas
loway. at Pomaria. HAYNE D. REID
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1868-05-13

A colored soldier ravished {FederaD
Gen. Mowers daughter, recently, and
the rayisher has been>missing ever since,
supposed to have been murdered
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1868-05-13

GENERAL SUPeRTNTENDENT,s 0FzIc8. i
- SoUTH CAROLINA RAILRoAD.
....April:28. 1883 * FsST.s.
: THE FOLLOWING FREIGHT TARIFF
from Nashville and Chattanooga 20 Coiufns.
bia viii take effect from and after this dats::;
- - - From From
To-Colunbia, = Nashville. Chattanooga
Bacon per 100 lbs. ,.I.....,...8 60 -
Oats per9bushef. :. s:..1.. :. % - "a
Corn per bushel. ......... 30 IS r. q
Wheat, rye and barley per 20.
. bushel. .............. ...'$s43t S2f =
Pork aad beef per barrel. :. :S2.T al.s2
Flour, apples, onions; and v~- - = p
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