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The Planters' banner. [volume] (Franklin, Attakapas Co., Lou.) 1849-1872, 1869-12-22

Two Englishmen, named Powell and
Jankins. have, with the aid of one Of the
native tribes, avanged the murder of
their relative. Powell and his wife. by the
Sbangalla tribe of Abyssinia. Eight of the
savages were killed, villages burned l.4oo
head of cattle captured. MIR. Powell and his
wife, it will be remembered. were murdered
while on hunting expedition in the country
of the Shangallas.
The Planters' banner. [volume] (Franklin, Attakapas Co., Lou.) 1849-1872, 1869-12-22

A wise clergyman, now deceased. once
said; He had learned to preach not only 80
hat people could understand him if they had
a mind to. but also so they could not mis-
understanding him if they wanted TO-"
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4 BOUT -FOUR HUNDRED. ACRES OF Lam

A BOUT FOUR HUNDRED ACRES OF LAND;
IA $50 acres cleared and 400 under fence 0sBr
200 bushels old and 100 bundlas fedsrs Is a(es
in and . In 1aehfnsey aAd naeefiAl
Situated ON bayon Cataw6A, between WsGAfhStoa Ind
Bary's Landing. On the place IL sn sxtia Ane l'sw
dwetne with IS flushed rooms iIk b 50 feet sqase
VITA se places. The dwelling bailt II l0ea and
has bricks and 46 900 feet lumber In L. Thes y
corresponding amount Of other Improvements on ths
place. u q
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ALARM FIVE MILES FROM 81. 4ARTINvILLE.
II parish of 81. Martin. about nlle and . half from
Bayou Teche about 500 Of land good for cultya
tion 20 70 60 arpcnts suitable only for pasturase Also
60 to 100 arpents of good woodland mile and half
from the main tract good cabins corn house, stable
so square, Thousand pieux aad IS sheusand bckA
This land has been worked and b we'll drained II
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The lower counties of California and Ari-
iona are delightfully."- convenient as to mail
arrangements. On the 18th of October a
mailbag containing twelve hundred letters for
the southern counties and Arizona was dis :
patched from San Francisco. and three weeks
later the same bag was returned not having
been opened at all. 1t was found seventy
miles below San Juan, in deep cannon,
ttn miles off the road.
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Tuor' GERMAN EARTHQUAKEs.-The Ger
man earthquakes have commenced in earnest.
The greatest alarm and CONSERVATION pre-
vailed IN many parts of Germany. At Gross
(IsraU- for instance the
the plates on table had to be held on it to
keep them from being shaken off. Shocks
were felt very perceptibly at Weisbaden,
Darmstadt, Mayence, and other neighboring
localities. Other shocks are now anxiously
looked forward to, and fears entertained that
something fearful may happen. The low,
rumbling noise which follows these shocks is
described as peculiarly appalling.
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CowHIDEsG A PREACHER.-As we learn
from the Courier journal, there was preach
ing at the Jackson street Church, for COL
ored people. in that city a few nights ago.
The Rev. Brother Seethan officiated. He
took bis text from the Holy Scriptures. but
preached his sermon from what he pro-
nounced the unholy character of two bloom
ing daughters of his hourishing flock. who
we're present. These were Mrs. Mary Ellis
ton and her daughter Irene. He held them
up as an everlasting warning to all mankind,
and declared that their path was broad one.
and whosoever walketh therein shall surely
fall among the braInbles and thistles. His au-
dience was raised to the highest pitch Of ex-
citement. So were Mary and her daughter.
The great exhortation was through with,
the HYMN sung. the benediction pronounced,
and all apparently serene. But alas for the
creeds and circumstances of men! Two keen
| and cruel cowhides iurked, serpentlike, be-
meath th,, aprons of the injured females. No
sooner had the congregation dispersed, and
the preacher reached the sidewalk, than
they bounced him. and piled the cutting
lashes with heroism worthy of the outraged
feelings of two unprotected females. Dig
nifty was nothing to stripes. and the long
coated gentleman. dropping his hymn book
fed aud sought protection Of the police. Th.
women were arrested, and laid in Jail for tn
rest of the night.
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SUGAR PLANTATION SITUATED IN FAUssL
II Poir.e, 10 miles from New Iberia, miles from
in cultivation $50 Of good wood l6 acres Of
cypress land. A dwelling 90 BY u lest with thfss
rooms and gallery, double kitchen. fowl house. panty,
carriage house, double cabins corn erib corn mn,
stables ETC. May be purchased with the place. mulss
mare, . horse, ave oxen, farming utensfls, half he
--' ss-t5t' -
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i. S1,nap pIANTATION IN THE FAUssE POINT

4 sIreAR PLANTATION IN THE FAUSSE POINT
"A neghborhood 81 miles from New Ibe!a. 500 acr.s
of superior land $50 cleared. $50 well tnbered win
lent outbudines overseer house, II cabns args Sugar
house WIKI maehney complete, lare sea1le and eosn
crib large cisterns young Kensueky acaee ~ yo.s
with the place Ths plantation 4 = high sae Of sal.
tisaton, produced last year 100 hid: e sees sIc.l
fm 81 scres ef eane a1er rssssving enough - plant
50 acre. last sprns cane Of late inportaoa. Ae ehoc-
EST in the State. There are now wenI nse esass
hands ct work the plass. nasA senehsd ~ essAs
never left it. - =
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VOLUME xXxH.
LAND ADVERTISEMENTS.

AFARN IN ST. LANDRY, ONE HUNDRED AND
"A sixty acres ne.haf woodland, the other half prai
RE 20 acres enclosed, good cypress fencing. good
DWELLING rooms below stars, and upper story out
houses, Stables ETC., and supply of good water 50
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PLANTATION FIVE NILES NORTH OF NEW
"A IBERIA east bank Bayou Teehe, no srpenta from
on the Teche 20 deep. Dwelling. new and me-. s
rooms and a hail. cost o25O0s wsl new kitchen hnd
ont houses ,uble cabins stable, carriage house hnd
ali necessary out buildings Of the land IN high &ate
Of cultivation arpents seed cane, 1ands under
contact for the year. good mules. plow hesses plsws
hors etc 600 pieux land al cleared, and moveebe
properly ON the place valued at more than q 500
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TRACT OF LAND EIGHT MILES NORTHWEST
of Nermilionvile, IA arpsIts square. and another
miles distant from this 100 aesns, with woodland su
cent for the place. Dwelling house with rooms,
kitchen, cabins. corn crib, and other outhouses For
sale cheap. %
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"A side Of bayou Teche s miles from New Iberia, and
four miles from st. Msrtinvlle leo arpents very rich
soil, 40 acres enclosed Large dwelling with rooms
servants house, stable crib, etc. II large bearing
pscsns trees Property to be sod for division of estate
Z No6
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ALARM OF ONE HUNDRED AND SEVENTY-FTYE
"A aTp.nts. almost wholly above the food Of 1867 fer
SOIL improvements fair, shout two miles from Jean
neretfe six or seven miles below New Iberia fronting
Bayou Teche some choice fruit trees Ane locati
residence pleasant neghborhood heahful location
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A APLNTATION OF TWO THOUSAND FIVE HUN
n dred acres on Bayou Teche, miles east of 0pelou-
sas, 1000 cleared, 800 enclosed. On the
place there good dwelling houses cabins, cotton
gin barn. etc. and the remains of brick sugar house
burnt during the war. A fine place and cheap. 2s
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A TRACT OF LAND IN THE PARISH OF LAFAY
"A ette miles below the town of VermilionviIe 40
arpents, fronting Bayou Vermilion woodland suitable
for q sugar plantation. Can be purchased . very
reasonable price. 25'
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PLANTATION ON BAYOU BEUF, SEVEN
n miles from Washington ll60 400 cleared
good dwelling house, four cabins, the remains of a
sugar house which blown down, barn, stables,
Also mules ecreoe ponies and head of cattle For
merly this considered one of the most valuable
places in the parish. %
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RI wALLIcHK D. N. HoLLINGswoRTH
THE CRESCENT CITY MOLASSES BAR
REL MANUFACTORY.
Me-, %, u, -, 81 ana 90 81. joseph ST..
NYn- 0rloana.

Having purshssed full set Of the latest improved ma
ehncry for making barrels prepared to turn out
ftom hundred and my to three hundred molAsses
hssse han barrels kegs and sugar hogsheads per day
ode much stronger and better than the best made BY
- and q greatly reduced peices Barrels made with
hrn hoocs OF wooden 70 suit purchaser We request
~ 1eesssed to call and examine stock and facilities
fpr naaufacsuring before giving out their orders All
cnu LEFT Ut the Carriage Warehouse Of K Marsf s,1'
sSSn = Co. corner Of Carondeet and Gravier s5fs
ss4iaam EFF WALLICHE s. co.
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JAS. II. LU
A. M BRIT
8. A. HAT(
A. NJ. WAT
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A PLANTATION THREE MILES WEST FROMST
n Martnville 542 arpcnts; mules, head Of cattle
Dwelling rooms. outhouses, cotton gin with sseah
power all in working order, barns stables. etc.. 50 =
pents cotton, 100 arpents arpenta seed eane
Place fine running Order and sin fAniss 0eeA nes
laborers 1t. Is
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IMPORTANT GEOGRAPHICAL DISCOVERY
A party under Professor Bell, which has been
recently engaged in a geographical survey of
the region north Of Lake Superior, has made
an important discovery. Lake Neepignon,
lying thirty miles north of Superior, and con-
nected with it by broad, rapid stream called
the Neepignon River, which has hitherto
been considered too insignificant to find
place on an American atlas, is announced by
the professor to be larger than either Lake
Ontario or Erie, and surprising Lake Supe-
rior in interest in swarm of picturesque
little islands covering its waters. Professor
Bell traversed five hundred miles of this
coast line, when the approach of winter COM
PEELED the party to return to Canada. This
lake is the seventh in number, and possibly
the second in size, of the chain Of great lakes.
AS it receives its waters from upwards of .
dozen considerable rivers, it is not improba-
BILE that the system of lakes, commencing
with Lake Ontario, may extend many miles
further to the north. That the existence of
the island sea should have remained unknown
to this time is remarkable, considering how
near it lies to Lake Superior. r
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FINE SUGAR PLANTATION, FIFTEEN MILES
"A from Opelousas 10 miles from Washington. and
miles from good steamboat nsvigaton95O acres. $50
clearsd well ditched and fenced good timber good hog
range ena Ane pAsturage the year round Good dwell
ing house. and 'outhoases and cisterns; mules, oxen
sheen He etc. and half of the corn crop may be pur
.A..Sa.&S the nlace = - 81
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AIRY TWO MILES AND HALF FROM NEW
ISeIa the road to Salt Island 80 acres prairie
land without wood, all under fence and dItched 9
houses each two tooms stable house. kitchen and
other buildings acres plsntedin cane. is
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A PLANTATION ADsONING THE TOWN OF
"A Hrssux Bridge. A desirable plantation; said land
10 Improved - follows to-wR: One two-story dwelling
house eoueainny four large rooms aud galleries the
Arst story small gallery In the and two closets
four large and gallery the second story -Four
c1ru cribs suSsr house, stables, kitchen, coachhouse
and four email baildngs About seventy acres of land
fenced IN and under cultivation This tract Of land has
800 apeuts of arabic land not subject to overflow and
the balance say hundred arpents Of tmbered land
Possession to'bs given the first of Dec A. D. 1867
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II of ST. Landry, II miles from Opeousas, 26 arpents
Bayou Malet; 100 arpents heavy timber enough for
square, rooms and paror below stairs new brick
rhimneys. crib 30 by ~ feet building 40 by 30
feet. all but in ls60 q
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PLANTATION IN IBERIA PARISH. FIVE AND
n half miles from New iberia, ON Bayou Teche
$50 acres of woodland and 10 under fence.
in high of cultivasoa cribs, and seables
Aabins, 30 by Is feet each tee rooms, undergEoupd
brick cstern Possession eisea - seoa ths crops
gathered may be bought WiA ~ place, 100 bbs.
lot of hay and fodder, pso1ess ngar to plant
30 acres, and the plantation iu4o10Dts. So
4 TRACT OF LAND IN FBWNA PAR1SH, EIGHT
n miles from New IBERIA $50 arpents and 20 arpents
Of wood side of the Teche Dwelling house, NEW
40 feet square, rooms; another lee 20 feet squafe
rooms, carriage house, barAa. ee1es, chickea -
pigeon houses; kitchen, blacksHlfh - Can = u
cows and calves 10 hogs, fowls, elekens &C., carts
farming utensils, and 500 pieux. q n
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A PLANTATION TWO AND Or ILLS
"A from washington, parish Of ST. Landry, on Bayou
Crocodile near Its junction with Bayou BGu one thou
sand aerss hundred and fifty acres open and under
GOOD fsncs all but hundred and fifty acres above
overflow large dwellingin good repair stables, out
houses etc Cotton sugar. tobacco and other
crops do well this place and would make superior
stock farm. is fine hog range convenient to ship
pns point and healthy Plenty of seed and
Ont n place III
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FARM TWO MILES AND HALF SOUTH
"A west Of New Iberia, IS acres acres under fance
and in cultivation. dwelling 30 by 40 feet 8 rooms
and front gallery kitchen and all necessary
outhouses and mill! The stock on the plaes wiI
be sold at reasonable prices. -
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Gov. Z. II. !
Judge L. 7
Merric
F. II. HAT(
e. CHISM,
JAMES JA(
OCTAVE v
THOMAS F
4. $. MORS
Gen. B. B. {
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4 FINE NEW TwO.sTORY DWELLING AND
goodimprovement and 1fty scre3 ofland In the rsar
OF sic town OF Franklin, bounded side by the cot
poration limits. and another side BY the HardG
Road, dwelling half mile from the Court House. ffak
Fees, flowers sbrubbery, etc
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A TRACT OF LAND THREE FOURTHS OF 4
"A mile from Peuy's Bridge, on ver@ilion Bavoe,
prairie land 25 arpent woodland II miles distant
from above tract Dwelling 20 feet squape kitchca,
500 pannes cypress fencing, potatoes plows
and creole horses for sale with the place the
chaser desires it. Terms low. II
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THE MAN WITH THE DIAMOND.-Tllere
may be seen daily on Chestnut street, Phila-
delphia, a man clad in faultless apparel, with
great diamond upon his breast, vainly en-
deavoring to outglitter the magnificent SOL
taire upon his finger. In a German UNIVERSE
ty he learned chemistry, and not even Liebig
knew it better. His occupation is the mix
ing and adultcration of liquors. Give him
a dozen casks of deOdOrized alcohol, and the
next day each of them will represent the
name of genuine wine or q popular spirit.
He enters wholesale drug store, bearing q
large basket on his arm. Five pounds of
Iceland moss are first weighed out to him.
To raw liquor this imparts a degree of
smoothness, of oleaginOusness, that give to
imitation brandy the glibness of that which
is best matured. An astringent called cate
chu, that would almost close the mouth Of
an inkstand, is next i'll order. couple Of
ounces of strychnine, next called for, are
quickly conveyed to the vest pocket, and a
pound of sulphate of zinc (white vitroD is as
silently placed in the bottom Of the basket.
The OIL of cognac, the sulphuric acid, and
| other articles that give fire and body to the
| liquid poison, are always kept in store
These things are the staples of his art, and
| the mixer buys them at different places.
| Chemistry alone discovers the cheat. Among
| drinkers the question is asked with alarm
"Haye we Bourbon among us I"
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Gov. C.. II. d,
Judge E. T.
B. B. SIMMl
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lTKACr now USED AS A vACHERIE. FIF
"A teen miles Southwest of Opelousas; 5,O67 acres
q lad, half woodland, be divided into
several farms. Ane Sites for residences on and Oh
The New Osleans ana Texas railroad will pass near
ths place. $50 creole peas and 1000 head Of cattle may
purchased with The place. Can be purchased at low
figures ~
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A SHALL FARM SITUATED ON THE EAST
"A haak Of Bayou Tsche; eCht mAes ABOVE St Mar
invs containing thirty aIpens Of Hne land and is i'm
proved a. follows One dwelling house with four rooms
mis- land d ON the line Of the Chstanoosa r. r. 81
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A FARM IN PRAIRIE GREGG, NEAR BAYOU
"A Vermilioa, six miles below Abbevie, 2.0 acres
choice land good grazing country healthfu climate
The land good for sugar. cotton, corn, potatoes
gardens peaches, oranges and other fruits
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A TRACT IN PINE OR PUGH ISLAND. PARISH
"A of St. Mary, u miles from Brashear City, 235 acres,
houses, acre sugar desirable little property
at 4 low rate for cash 40
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The Moul
being . hom'
Gems of the s
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FARM ON BAYOU PETITE ANSE, IBERIA
n parish, miles from New IBERIA 100 arpents excel
lent land, 10 srpents wood dwelling 32 by 20 feet din
ing hall and Kitchen crib cotton house, corn mill
rice MILL $500 pieux inclosng 20 apeats nice place.
and cheap 81
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A PLANTATION IN ISLE PIQUANT, FIVE MILES
snnd aerss heavily tmbered, eypress swamp thou
1 two hundred arabic land, thousand three
Aundroa Of pasture lands 1t s fine land for sugar
rce potatoes and other crops and place for
raiIlne easls. hossss, mules, hogs. dwelling hoass
R!2s2 ss9 n psrehassd e9 Isera! 81 Teche ten saa
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Our poet's Corner --- 6elelteo.

W. w. OR
W. E. Hal
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w. G.. AUS
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familp Readings ano Nems Items.

\ Da.v onlv,
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1HE RICHARDSON AFFAIR-Neu York, Dec.
o.-RecOrder Hackett in his charge to the
grand jury to-day, concluded as follows:
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N UNINPROVED TRACT OF LAND IN THE
n parish Of st Mary miles from Franklin, & miles
from the Teche 640 fine land suitable for sugar
ar .fock arm A dssirnhle tract and cheap So
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AfaRM ONE MILE FROM ABBEvILLE, ON
~ iayou Vermilion, in a good neighborhood. church.
school and Masonic Lodge 20 acres Is under good
cypress fence dwelling, kitchen, and outhouses kitchen
and household furniture and farming for sale
with tne place. Also l5 mch cows and other choice
cattle, a yoke of oxen, good horses, gentle mares
sheep, hogs, etc. "a
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Charlotte and South Carolina and Columbia
and Augusta Railroad Companies.

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES OFFICE,
COLUMBIA, S. c., January H. 1869.
58 l S ..: s C. 4M tGs 15sh nnd i6ter 36.s
Trains over these Roads will run Daily as follows
GOING SOUTH.
I've Charlotte $50 m. Arr. Columbia ]. so p. m.
I've Columbia $50 p. m. Ar Granitevillc 80 pm
GOING NORTH.
Live Graniteville 7.40 Ar Columbia 2. IS y. IA
Live Columbia IL so p. m. Ar Charlotte 735 p. M
s1 Close connection at Charlotte, with North
Carolina Railroad for all points North; ut Granite
vile, with South Carolina Road, for-all points
West and South. CALEB BOUKN1GHT,
Jan II Superint tcndent
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beware of a Cough !"

IF you have slight Cough, attend to it at once
Il aud avoid q greater evil Consumption. The
relieve you. 1t is good for Coughs, Colds, Asthma
Sore Throat and Consumption. safe and cheap
remedy. Only % cents a bottle. For sale by
FISHER Il HEINITSH,
October % Druggists
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Spartanburg and Union Railroad.

E15isFHstSFsr1 PASSENGER Trains leave Spartan
Sstsesz@yafy Sstsesze@yafy burg Court House Mondays, Wednes-
days and Fridays, at 7 A. NJ, and arrive at Aston
1;2O p. NJ, connecting with tho Greenville Down
Train and trains for Charlotte and Charleston.
On Tuesdays Thursday sand Saturdays, the Up
Passenger Trains, connecting with the Greenville
Up Trains, leave Alston A. NJ. and arrive Spar
tanburg Court House 800 p. NJ. as follows:
Dozen Train. Up Train.
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The Place to Get It.

90 IF you arc desirous Of obtaining the very
WHbest brands Of WINES, GIN, BRANDY,
~ WHISKEY or RUM by the glass or bottle
at the Carolina House, on Washington street,
near Sumter. H. BARRY,
Jan 16 Proprietor.
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Greenville and Columbia Railroad

81 aaily RAssnSaEa sur SaT excepaG YTsins aon run
Meeting with Night Trains on Charleston and
Charlotte Railroads:
I've Columbia 100 am. 1--we Grecnville 545 am
90 Alston $40 " Anderson 6.25 &C
Newberry1O.1O Abbevile 800
Arr Abbeville 3.00p.m &C Newberry ~. 35 p. M
"Anderson APO " Alston 215 "
"Greenvillo 500 I" Arr Columbia 345 pm.
Trains on Blue Ridge Railroad run a follows.
I've Anderson 4.30 pm. 1--we Walhalla $50 am.
Pendleton $50 " % Pendleton $50 &c
Arr Walhalla 7.3O I" Arr Anderson G2O "
The train will return from Belton to Anderson
on Monday and Friday mornings.
JAMES o. MEREDITH, General Snpt.
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Office North Carolina Railroad Co.,

r.. sf,s FT CI;fffsTI NJ, THE following is the
seae : g...-. s.s!ss schedule for Pas ssoDgcr
Trains over tliis road:
Leave CLqrlotte II SO p. II. Arrive. .1l.35 p II.
=" Greensboro 5.0j Il. m and III y. Ia.
" Raleigh 9.4l II. m. and 8 90 p. III.
Through Passengers by this line l..v, choice of
routes ui0 Greensboro and Danvillc to Richmond,
or ri0 Raleigh and Weldon TO Richmoud or Forts
at the same time by either route Connection is
made at Colds boro with Passenger Trains On tho
Wilmington and Weldon Railroad to and from
Wilmington, and Freight Train to Weldon. A.. .
to Newbcrn, on a. q n. c. Road.