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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1869-12-02
FRANCE.
GuiZOt.

GuiZOt.
PARIS, Dec LIT is reported M. Gulzot
has had an audience with the Emperor
every morning
Flat, stale and UnprOfitabIe.
LONDON, Dec I.-Various Paris letters
published in the morning papers agree that
the Emperor's speech on the opening OF the
Corps Legislatif fell fiat on the public
mind and disappointed all. The more
the speech is considered the less it is liked.
ApPrehcnsiOns.
Apprehensions are entertained of dis
turbance on the anniversary of the death of
Baudin.
Schneider.
Schneider has been reelected President
of the Corps Legislatif
The TwO-HOrse Act.
LONDON, Dec. THE Times of to-day,
in an editorial article on political affairs in
France, says the Emperor has not yet mas
tered the full truth that the ministerial re-
sponsihihty which he comedies is mcom-
patible with the theory of personal govern
ment which he would fain retain. He is
embarrassed between the two principles
undecided, hating and uncertain which
way he will incline. The time was when
such condition would bode i'll for the
development of French progress, but it is
now past
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THE Coates thread company are erect
ing buildings at cost of $3.50, 600, Tor
the American branch of their business.
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WILSON COUNTY.
Who shall be Elected Delegates 10
the Constitutional Cow eIiIiOnP

Who shall pc Elected Delegates 10
The Constitutional Convention
To the Editors of the Union and American:
There is a strong disposition manifested
from all parts of the county, from which
we have heard, to place by common con
sent the names of Hon. Robert /. Caruth-
ers and Col Edward l. Golladay before
the people as delegates for the COnven-
ton to assemble on the third Monday in
January. Adler, wiser and more practical
men will not be sent from any county to
that assemblage. We trust that the Con
yentiOn to assemble in Lebanon on the
first Monday in December will do itself
the credit and the county the justice to
put forward these two distinguished citi-
zens by common acclaim, and force upon
them the necessity of serving the people.
The times demand our safest and hest
men to discharge the important duty of
remodeling the fundamental laws.
ALL CLASSES.
| To the Editors of the Union and American:
The name of Hon Edward |. GOlladay
has been freely canvassed in Wilson
| County for the position of delegate to the
Convention, and everywhere meets with
the fullest approval of our people All
of every grade of thought have an abid-
ing confidence in his superior abilities
his broad and comprehensive sense of
Justice and right. As a lawyer, he ranks
with the first for superior knowledge in
every department of his profession. AS
an orator, in expOmding questions of de
bate, he has few, if any superiOrs in clear
ness and force. With his large and accu-
rate information of constitutional law
and its principles, and his I'M
firing industry in pursuit of
knowledge and clear judgment, we
feel confident that in him Wilson county
will have delegate to represent her of
whom she can be proud as one of her ma
tive sons. lie viii, in our humble judg-
ment, he the peer of the ablest, and
should he be sent we predict he will take
rank among the first intellects of that
body. We are quite sure if he announce
himself as a candidate all parties will give
him a generous support, and the rivalry OF
other aspirants in the county will be for
gotten and forgiven. SENEX.
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uoUSE OF REPREsENTATIvEs.

"WEDNESDAY, Dec. THE House was
called to order at Q O'Clock, Mr.. Speaker
Perkins in the chair.
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A petition was read from citizens OF Nc
Marry county, praying for the removal OF
the county site of that county from Purdy
to Bethel Springs.
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MISSISSIPPI.
Election Returns.

GRENADA, MISS, Dec. l.-Galabusha
county gives I,25O for Dent Waterville
and Ccffeeville gone for Dent.
HOLLY SPRINGS, Dec. Nothing defin-
lite. Marshall county probably gone for
Acorn
OKoLoNA, Dec. This county has gone
Radical by 80 No disturbances rs far as
heard from.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1869-12-04
DIR. OLIN Of Ottawa
To COnsunptives.

The advertiser, having been restored to health in few
weeks BY simple remedy after having suffered several
yeas with severe lung Affection and that dread disease
Consumption, Is anxious to make known his
ers the means Of
To all who desire it, he will send copy of the prescrp-
ton used Gree Of charged with the directions for preparing
and using the same which they will find SURE CURE ron
CONSUMPTION ASTHMA BRONCHITIS etc. The object of the
advertiser In sending the Prescription Is the Attic.
led and spread Information which he to
uable and he hopes every sufferer will try his remedy as it
will cost them nothing and may prove blessing.
Parties wishing the prescription will please address
REV. EDWARD A. WILSON
hy29-ly-sp Williamsburg, Kings County, New York
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rIMANcrAL md COMMERCIAL.

There has been but lttls change II the imam
o;al situation eince our last issue. The govern
nent, through its sales of gold in New York. has
forced the premium down to 122, atwhish figure
it is intended to be held at present.
Business throughout the country Il duh and
stagnant. and all are waiting to see what Cum
gress will do to help matters.
Business in Ottawa has been fair during the
past week, and We can lcak for m increase Of
business and lively times during the remainder
of this month.
Exchange New York and Chicago remains
the same.
Foreign drafts are considerably lower, owing
to the fall in gold, and pound sterling is quoted
at s640 in currency per pound. f1s
Government bonds are lower, and are quo
ted by F. A. Sherwood as follows: q a. -
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Tho M0rket0.

The general grain markets have been quite
steady during the week, with somewhat i'm
proved prices, but on very limited transactions
Hogs are still brisk with no sign of weakness in
prices. Cattle, also, are stiffening mp little.
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Ottawa wholesale Market.

Ottawa, Dec. 3, 1862
Tho roads have improved 50 little since our
last that We have no better report to make Of the
local grain market. A few hogs keep coming in
and are picked UP at top prices:
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Chicago Market.

O"aS~-V NhoEAcSs
Chicago Dec. 8.
Flour-Quiet. White winter extras, $6.25@G.-
so; Spring extras. $5.0O@5.5O; super6nes $1,000
Wheat--Firm; 00c093cts. for No. spring
$SS@S9 for No. 2, and 71@73c for rejected.
Confirm. S0gSlo for No L; 78970o for
Eo.2; 76C for rejected, and 90 for no grade.
Oats-Firm at 41Q42c for No. 2.
Rye-74G75c for No.2.
Bsrley-97cd99c for No. 2.
Potatoes-40a50c per bush.
Butter-3O@34c for choice table.
. Eggs-32@34c.
Hogs-$7.50@$ $1,000 according to weight
Cattle-Quiet. Choice steers. $8.OO0$625;
fair Cd class, $5.00@5.60; medium 70 good butch.
srs' stock, $4000475; common TO choice cow
and heifers, $3.75@5.OO; inferior and mixed
took, $3Ooa375.
New York Markss.
New York, Dec 2.
Flour-Closed active. $5.75@te.sO for western
-Bsttsrht 81 23@1.2 % for No. 2 spring
Rye-Dull, at $1.26@l 90 for western.
Oats-Dull ut 64066c for western.
Corn-Bstter st tl.OS0$1. 06 for unsound, and
$lO9@1.lO for sound mixed western.
Pork1Quist and steady, with sales Of new
%. Louis Market.
81 Louis, Dec. 2.
Flour-Dull Sales of super6ns at $500
1910 tor spring; Xxx At A0005.O0; Xxx
ut $5009560.
Wheat-IrreQular 81 goal. rs foe prime whit.
tall; f1.Oeg1.17 for choice to fancy rcd and
white; No. spring S5c.
Corn-Dull, 7sc for mixed in bulk; SSa92c
for white.
Rye-steady at ssOGs7c for prime 10 choice
Whisky-Firm at $115
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Errors OF Youth.

gentleman who uttered for years from Nervous Debli.
y Premature Decay AID all toe effects Of youthful iniiscre
on will, for the sake Of suffering humanity send free to
all who need It, the receipt and directions for making the
SIMPLE remedy by which he cured Sufferers wishing to
profit by the advertisers experience do 50 by addressing
In perfect confidence, JOHN d. OGDEN,
!. my29-ly-sp Ne. 20 Coiir street New York.
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- y. n WALKER,
OCUL1ST AND AURIST,
mar ~ osnulsD AT rHE
PARK HOIYSE OTTAWA

And all oher times At the Dspensy Diseases of the
eys and Ear Mcvickers Theater Building, Chicago
Dec. 28 1865
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Embracing every modern reform ana improvement il the
Medica Art Poisonous iAin't1 remedes dispensed with.
They produce vii and lay the foundation for future i'll hea tn.
Parents sl0uld that u children doed with
suck medicines, tor they c ie well afterwards All
mineral poisons alike injurious The greatest modern
improvement la meicine consists in containing the active
medical principles of roots and plants concentrated
form. They Eci,ci'e Remedies and never before
equaed in the If disease when udicionsly ad.
ninistefed the. meet disease with womb riu certainty
A's- DIR. OLIN Of Ottawa
Represents this great In medicine and will attend per
sonally upon all forms Of disease eher acte chronic
surgical VI IN desired Violent diseases dpther1a cnoera
Group dysnery ieyers &C. are very successfully treated by
genuine Eclectic practitioners they " losing any
while In old chronic they noted everywhere. They
always called repair the mischief produced BY
other physicians with their "ki or cure" remedies
Coughs o. 10 or Is years sanng Catarrh with the de-
sumption, with partial loss OF lungs Syphilis, with foul
liberation and loss OF parts; Hip disease with inability to
walk; scrouloas diseases OF every variety and severity
Deafness, from to 20 continuance; Rheumatism with
enlarged and anchylose joints Speratorrhe with demei
tia Diseases OF the Eye &C. &C. have been cured and all
OF which will be- most happily referred to for thu benefit Of
those similarly afflicted He cure in all cases Of
Fever and Agus.
Diseases Of Women and Children specially treated Medicine
and surgical every variety expressly adapted
to these various complaints. Consult him. dec. asp-f
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-08-06

last year. for whose support have provided.
In january another young gentleman from this
school entered the same soliege who has also
been there tho past year; aud OF oil Of these
We have the most fatteriDg reports from the
college.
In October we commenced the term which
has just expired with three hundred and fifty
scholars. and we had forty-hve inmates OF the
home. In November, at tho request of Mr.
Glenn, I visited New York. and through his
influence several prominent and influential
gentlemen engaged to provide part Of the
funds which we would need. asked Of them
to raise through the society 500 per month for
the term. which was agreed upon, should so
much be required.
In November, 1868, purchased house in
the rear Of the echool-house for the sum Of
$500. paying cash $170O, and giving ny o bond
additions and improvements upon 1t. or this
amount, $780, $1,000 was collected here and
the balance has come to me from Washington
New York. Baltimore, Pennsy lvania. Newark.
from benevolent parties who having heard of
my work and labor Of love, have helped me,
many unsolicited and often ANONYMOUSLY. To
them all we return our lealtfelt grateful
thanks. This purchase enabled me to increase
our numbers, and we finally attained to seven
ty four boys in the Home, leaving over seventy
applications untitled. which we have had to
refuse for want OF room. On tho first OF Octo-
first OF January third.
On list OF April. finding that the girl and boy
school did rot work we'll for want of room, we
discontinued the girl school, giving up 10 girl
scholars; it was with great reluctance but una
voidable. We then dispensed with four female
teachers and one male teacher. Mrs. Bryan
rlous service. in March, and our present eff
cient and most admirable matron. Miss Sea-
brook. was elected by the board The tuition
Of the school was raised to 81 80 per month for
the full course 81 IS for English and 50 cents
per month primary. We seldom have exceeded
500 tuition during this term. and over $500
are due, little of which we believe will be COL
| lected. The inmates Of the home have paid to.
wards their expenses from nothing up to 81
| IS, 81. $40, $11 and $12 per month, the latter
being the highest amount paid for board,
to some a few clothes aud shoes and hats.
The inmates of the Home soon increased
from As to "a. and our expenses for the ten
months have been as follows, for the Home
| and day school:
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The CATERPrLLAR IN FLoRIDA.-We make
the following extract from apriyate letter dated
Houston, Florida August q. 1869, and written
by very intelligent and an entirely reliable
gentleman llvi9R there. He says:
~ We regret very much to report the 2ppear-
ance OF the caterpillar In our section and
serious dsmage is Apprehendedi in consequences
OF their having come 50 early. e 4, tf ss
The foregoing is sabout the tenor Of several
letters received fep-a d,tsrs. portions OF MIDI
dc and East Florida within the past few days.
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REPORTED FOR DUrx.-Mr. II. G. Merritt,
(lateiy connected with the Savannah Morning
News,) who, q short time since, was appointed
mail agent on the Charleston and Savannah
Railroad. reported for duty yesterday, aud will
make his first trip to-day.
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BURGLARY.-The shop of Rivers, No. 16
Clford-street. was burglariously entered on
Wednesday night last, and q quantity Of
clothes stolen. Yesterd~y the detectives casS
tured the thief, Abram Brown. colored, with
some Of the clothing in his possession.
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The TRADD STREET BURaLARY.-Mr. A. G..
Kaufman states that the reason of his not
appearing as witness against the negro who
was arrested upon suspicion Of being engaged
in the late burglary, on Tradd-street, is that
he did not know anything against him.
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THE DAILY NEWS.

Largest CArculmtxon.-THED DAILY NEWS
A9ELNG TIE NEWSPAPER OFFICIALLY RE-
.cOGNlzED As HAVING gHE LARGEST CIR
cULAT1ON IN THE OIyY or CHARLESTON.
PUBLISHERS TEE LIST OF LETTERs REMAIN
ING IN rHF fOSrOFF1CE AT THE END OF
EACH WEEK. ACCORDING TO THE PR0VIS-
IONS OF THE NEW POSTOFF1CE Law.
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PERsoNAL.-Mr. Willi,m Little, editor aud
proprietor Of the Bennettsville Journal, is in
the City staying at the Pavilion Hotel.
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The DAILY NEWS PRICE CURRENT AND COM
MERo1AL CIRCULAR will be ready for delivery ut
our counting-room at nine O'clock this morn
ing. Single copies five cents. Orders for ten
copies and over will be filed at thu rate of two
and half cents per copy.
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TEE SPLENDID yacht Eleanor, having been
newly painted and fitted UP. can now be en-
gagged by parties desiring to make excursions
around the harbor. on application to the
Messrs. Goldsmith, Vendue Range.
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REMOVED FROM OFFIoE.-We learn that an
order was received from Governor Scott, yes
teelay, removing from Office Magistrate VIM.
M, Moline.
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MARKET CoMMussIoNRRs.-Am meeting of the
u 1soard Of Market Commissioners was held Oh
o "Wednesday night last. when it was resolved to
hold an election for clerk of the Markets and
other officers, on the 18th Of this month.
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FATAL AFFBAY.-An altercstion occurred last
Wednesday on the Greenvllle and Columbia
Railroad, about seven miles above Columbia,
between William w. Marshall and Preston
Brooks, both colored employees ON the road,
which resulted in the death OF the latter.
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Auction Sales This Day.

WILLIAM MCKAY will sell at half-past
O'Clock. at his store. furniture, bedding. &c.
JOHN G. MILNoR & Co. will sell at half-paet
10 O'CLOCK, at the corner Of Minority and Wall
streets, household furniture.
MILES DRAKE will sell at 10 O'Clock. at his
store, boots, shoes and hats.
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RETURN OF DR. HICKS.-Dr. HICKS, tho ju-
nior pastor of st. Johns Lutheran Church, has
returned to the city after q pleasant visit of
some weeks to different points in the interior,
where his engagements called him. The press
of tho up-country were warm ip their praises
Of his eloquence, and his congregation and
large circle OF friends will have an opportunity
Of hearing + i'm on next Sabbath morning at
st. Johns Lutheran (Dr Baohman's) Church.
RETURN OF THE SAVANNAH BASE BALL
CLUB Yesterday afternoon q telegram was
received from Mr.. McCabe, president OF the
Carolina Base Ball Club, who is in Savannah,
stating that the Savannah Cub would arrive
here oa tho Steamer Dictator On Saturday eve
ming. We understand that the club will be
met at the boat bv committee from the Car
DINA Club and escorsed to the Charleston Ho-
| tel. The game will be played upon Citadel
Green Monday afternoon.
HOTEL ARRIVALS, AUGUST g. Charleston Ho-
tel.-J. D. Hoffard, on the Wing; M. Soulter
aud lady, Savannah; e. P. Call. city; W. Gay
lord, Fl. q. Brown, J. j. FLANAGAN, T. F. Bus
sell, F.. Fl. Cohen, New York; j. Adm, G. r.
Sarnatt Moth Carolina; T. M. Formop, Geor-
ga; j. G. GilIett, Augu ia, Ga.
Pavilion Hotel w. Little, Bennettsville; J..
N. Hammett, South Carolina; j. R. Terry.
Wslterboro'; J. Pooser, Orangebur9; A. Hull,
New York; J. Talblrd and son, Beaufort; II. O.
+ Merritt, Savannah; n. w. Johnston, New York:
D. Partridge, Selma; q. W. Sayrn :, Montgom-
! cry.
A THIEF ROBBED. EARLY yesterday John
! Martin. colored, arose TO take the boat for Sa-
va nah, but was ostonished to find that his
valise which he had nicely packed the night
before was missing. A short search led to the
finding OF the valise in c1dfchyard on Cal
horn-street. ripped to pieces, ard the contents
a watch, ,:S32 and three suits, missing. Jim
Hill. colored, had been to see John at eleven
O'Clock the night before, and John had him
arrested by the detectives.
| It is reported That John, who. by the way
was sentence to two years. Imprisonment for
larceny, but was pardoned out after q shor,
stay by Governor Scott. on ascertaining thai
he was robbed, said that he thought he was
sharp enough in the thieving line to prevent
any one from stealing from him.
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CHEAP ADVERTISING.

The CHARLESTON News, the circulation OF
which is about twice as large as that OF any
other paper published in South Carolina, is The
pest advertising medium for all business men.
For persons who want situ stions or servants;
who want houses or apartments, or have them
to rent; who want or who offer board and lodg-
ing; who have lost or found articles OF value.
THE NEWS has no equal; and in order that all
classes may have their wants supplied, we have
adopted the following scale of CHEAP ADvna-
E1sEMENTs payment for which must invariably
be made ,ohere the order is giuen:
Advertisements Of situations wanted by or
offered to clerks. governesses, tutors, work.
men, mechanics. house-servants, porters. shop
boys, cooks and washers; board and lodging
wanted or offered; apartments wanted or TO
let; articles lost or found; houses. shops, Offices
and warehouses wanted or to let, and misoella-
neOus wants of all kinds.
For each insertion of advertisements OF the
classes specified:
Not exceeding THREE LINES or 40 words. .e.25 cents
FoUR LINES or 30 words. 40 :"
FIVE LINES or 40 words. so f"
All adve1 tisepsents to be inserted at these
rates must be prepaid and delivered at The
NEWS office by 8 p. M.
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SALE OF THE YACHT ELEAnoR. yacht
Ee nor was sold at auction. yesterday, by
MIR. A. O. McGillivray. for 500. MIR. "A. A.
G0ldsmith purchaser.
Al the, same time and by the same auction
eer, the schooner Odd Fellow was sold for
$500. Mg. ii. Prince purchaser.
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The News In THE CouNrRY.-Readers Of
TIE News. going to the country can receive
their fayorlte paper by mail, daily, at seventy
five cents month. by addressing note. with
their subscription. to our publication Office.
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3ine Arts.
COLuwING,

DIIOTOGRAPM COLUKING.
PERSONS WISHING TO HAVE PHOTOGRAPHS
tinted with care and taste can have their orders
promptly flied by leaving them at Holiness Book
House. Written directions should in each case be
given to the style Of coloring preferred
July 2S 3mos%
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The ELopER MURPHY, it has been ascer-
tained, left early Wednesday morning on the
Northeastern Railroad. telegram was sent
TO the police at Wilmington to arrest him il he
appeared there, butt as nothing has been
heard from them. it is supposed that he
changed his rontc for the North c- man Cd
to elude the officers on the lookout for him. &
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5xA1E IsEuieA rAnrD o1UUn.--A letter received
from Columbls states that the ,ut..-su on
State registered stock is now being paid in that
ties.
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financial.


DOR 8 A l. e,
BILLS OF THE BANK OF THE STATE OF
SOUTH CAROLINA, old and new issue. by
A. O. KAUFMAN,
Broker and Commission Ageut,
August VIA No. 25 Bread. street,
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RQilroQos.

GENERAL SJPER[NTENDETaTS OFFICE,)
CHARLESTON. &. c.. April 9, 1859. (
ON AND AFTER SUNDAY, APRIL l11H. THt
PASSENGER TRAINS of the South Caroi' q Rail.
road will run follovs
FOB AUGUSTA.
leave Charieston. ...... .........o.Su =. N
Arrive at augusta. 1a 80 r: ~
Nashville and New Orleans. via montgomery anf
Grand Junction.
FOR COLUMBIA.
Leave Charleston. B.HO a. IA.
Connecting with Wilmington and Manchester Raj
road, anc Camden tram
E0n CHARLESTON.
Leave Auasaasa. .S0U A. N
Arrive at Charleston. .......6.10 P. M
Leave Column oia.. ....-. ........74 45 4.
AUGUSTA NIiHT EypREss
tsUNDAYs ExcEPrED.)
Leave Charleston. 2. M.
Connecting with trains tor Memphis, Nsahviil
and Flew Orleans, via Grand Junction.
STs seys A Aug%ssa Yg3',ss1ssisi
NNs4'' . coLIMBii NidHT EXPRESS. a.
SUNDAYS, EXCEPTED,
Leave Cnarleston ....... ..................60SP p.
Connecting lSunaays excepted, with areenvills . an
Columbia Railroad.
Leave Columbia. 650P. n.
SnMMERvILLE TRAIN.
Leave Charleston. ...........o............3 1885 p M
Arrive at summerville. ille................. $40 2. M.
Leave summervllle. e......................71O A. NJ.
80 ''' " CAMDEN BaANoH.
Camden and Nolumbt. Passenger Trains on Mon
DAYS, wEpNEsDATs and SATURDAYS, connects With
up and down Day Passengers at Kingv1ile.
Leave Camden. .635 "A. IA
AFrit at Colun ba. .1lUO A. M
Leave Columbia. .........". .2.2eP r.
Signed, q. 7. PEAKK.
April 10 General sur~riDfendent.