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f&beriff Bergenf. Su @emaBbeit elmer fer
No facias Sc OronllHe an MID aeridtet unb iiber
Itefert pom benz M5tbaren Circuit 8ettdt ucils Das
pesfon @ourtp, Eenn, bi ietnem SeptembersGers
min 1865, peroe th gum 6Heiltliben 8ettauf an ben
Reifbietensen eegen baare 8ab.nng am Gourtbonss
thor in her 5toot Gibpile an . onteI TIA 8, ben
ii. Sannar 1859, nd1itebenb bei9uebeneD peri1uIts
6es Giaentbnm brinQen, nGmli4: 80 WanIefel,d 4
Ge1effprtRe, 9t0. sgBni. StodeHH; TelIeripttse
Wo. 4 i'm Mdrtthauie; 4 Seueriprise 9te. 2 an Sins
College swti1en @bard- uno Sroaeltrnbe; 6euers
fprise 30. Sit GHerru rahe nabe ylberfpf ftrdbe;
Safen ain6 2eittrn non 60. SO. /, mlnerItrase
stuiidet GbNrds uun 8roabftrGBe;4 braune EIeree
Hnb sinen Granf1immeI, siir Sprihe 30. gcb6rig,
anS nit Bef6Lag beIeet ais bas GigentbMm bss
glapors anb bes GtGotrntbes ber Stcbt yafbutue, i'm
elmer GrecHtioa gegen genannten Napor uno Sta6t
Raibuile uno az Guniten ron Riees u. 60. fur
99,0S514, nebt sntereiiea uno 2oen ouf felbt9e Sn
eeniiaen. Gegeben ben 9. Sanuar 1869
iant1 g. 81. 9onalb o n, Sberif
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Aertff gerfauf. Sn Gemdsbet elmer
iEA venditio exponas BerOfonMng On MID gef
~ tittet uno RberIiefert p0n BEN AhtbareH
Circuit geridbt uon Gapibion County, Eetin.,
bel feirlem SEPTEMBER Gerntin 1868, perbe idb sum
5fientIidben @erfauf an ben Neitbietenhen ge9en
baare 8dbIing am GDnrtbdustHor IN ber Stnot Saibs
piHe am 9 Dmnab en- 3, ben 2S. Snniar 1859, nae6s
ifeheno befbriebene 2dnoerei iilb @eb6utihteiten
brfnaen, n6mlid: Gin Stiid ofer 9be 2anb beEes
gen nuo beneItt TN GiuiIoiitrif 9o, 4 uon 0auibs
ion GSnntp, Esni';. Sesrsnst ME toet: yaelpe u
ber fueft1en Gde genannteil 2otS StGfe, 6fttic5
init genannter StraBe 30 Tub mad etnem Rf1bI in
aenditnteIil 2ot IaMfenb, non ba n6rbIi3 10 6uB
mad elmer 16 SuB AHep, uon oo 30 Sts rusftlt9 rap
6er Norbpetede GenGnn.en 2ots, pom ea 40 GilB
iitoIie mad benz MnsaaHgspunft ulio NIT Bei6lag
beIegt uIS 6as Gieentbunl, pou Soiepb Scptt, nm
etner Grscntion IN meinen 9dnben su @uniten uon
@i9arb .. aErigbt nMo gegeu Sofepb Scott fur
@55 30, Sntersffen lno Rotten su 9snn9en. Geseben
ben 81. Seaet1ber 1868.
e.R. SonaI6 iou, Sheriff.
Jana bgrC9 81, 6. Atitin, Deputy.
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Gberiffs 8erEamf.-Sn gemSbbeit elmer ven
ditto e1ponAs 8erprbnnng an mi1 geribtet lrib
lberliefert DOM btbareit Circuit geridt non 9ds
ntofon @puttp, Eetir.s bel fenern Sci timer Ser>
min, 1858, wer6e i9 gum 6f5ettiden 8ertouf an ben
yeiftbietenoeu aegen bGare 0abtnng am Gourtboass
Ebnr tn Der Stabt 9nfbpile am Snnndb
ben %. 5dRuar 1869 / mad Febenb bei6rieeenes
@rilnaei9entbnm briaeen, u6rgIid: Gin Eraft 0oer
Stiid aanb Bsle9en I'm Ditrift gamnter 2, 9ariefon
Gpuptp, Gesl1., BET Der @ersnignng non Yltl Greet
tnb bem Gnmb eror6f[uB, bearen5t 1i6rblt pom 9e<
Hanrten SIuB SiSItG pom NfG GTeef une 6ftIi9 pom
6er aiu6eret non 3d. RitboI, NIT Bef9Iag beIegt aIs
bns uneethstlte Snterefe apu s.. %. eroder aHg
r1n:lten @tlInoeigentbIul, boiIelbe pnr6e bertraz
gen an s.. 81. un6 80. y. Gr0Gsr Silr9 gancp Wlorz
leu un6 Sames s.. SIten, tlnb reaiItrirt in Bud e,
Seite 5t4, Regilters Dfice pom 0aui6iou County,
ynb nit Sef6ldg beIset aIs Sas Gigentbnm ron S..
N. Groder, Wm ether @retution tn Iletnen 16pben
an @unHen non ssobn W. GIements urlh gegen 8. 90.
groder unb 9nDere fir $t7.35 Sntereea ttb Soften
araa ST. seniigeH. @eeeben ben 30. 9esetlbtr
1858.
6. R. SonaIb on, S5efiH,
ial 9ur9 Sam. 6. Nari9au, Geputp.
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Warsaretba 8topn in gfew gort
tuur6e tuegen &66turg i6res farbigen
@eIiebten all 81 Sabren 3n6tbaus bers
urt5eilt. Ser Oti1ter fpra1 BEL 0ers
tin6iaung bes 1lrtbeils f1iueren Eap
bel iiber eas 8ergeben elmer ipeisen
Grau aus NIT etiltm 0eeer suialtls
i1lenSuIeben.
8eim Iekten 8aaot fur Ser, ct.
Senator in Der Sn0inna 2eaisIatur ers
bielten Gu,nba6 81 uno SenOrids So
Sttnllten. 18Stilitnen tOdren fiirber,
i6ie6ene Gan6ieaten.
Sn STEIN Saben ct. ftarb 9err @m.
9orses, Mtre0afteur bee ,Wfi6ouri
NepubIicar.@ A
Bet atiresa 8 q. braunte cine 6tOle.
S9eune nit idnintIi1en 8orr6tben
llieoet, tpD6ei II 8ferbe nno 13 &abe
in ben Slammen umfanlell. Ser Ses
iiser eerieIben, Saines Snebanl, erbieIt
10 gef1brIitbe Branomun6en, Oab man
an ieinent Quffonlnlen 8ipeifel.
Bet SDrdcufe, Sf. g., tpurben aipei
Wlanner SfamenS guIunlings nn0
8rDlpn, bon einem 8a6naMae u6erfabs
rem un0 fofcrt get0Dtet. Beibe binters
lalen Saniilie.
Sin ct. 2ouis bat q. 6. Rrafer { p,
ebentaIs fdOtif9tr G9akmeilter, cle
y Beitli@e 9oit"" iuegen 8erIeumouna
uertlaot, inoenl ibn 0iefeIbe Der Be-
tbeiltGmna an Der unterfdlIaauna Ifdbs
ttf9er gelber bef6ul0igt bote. Z
Ma6ri6, 20. San.
Sie GOrtes iuerben am IL. SSebruar
5iIfanltnen3utreten. Isi.sfIg
Die prebiioriide Negierung bat
Gub0 III 18 tlu0s Rorto Ofico su II
Nbseor6neten in ben conftituireneen
gertes berebtigt erfl6rt.
8ier @ener6le iperoen nit anoemefs
fenen 8erifdrfun9eii IN oiefen Saaen
mad @uba ab9eben.
3d. Rarist 20. San. :
0em 8Iaubu6 gu SoIse finb Die
8e5iebungen Der fran3ofifden 9tes
steruna 8us ben Ser. Gtaaten Der
freun6f1aftli9fen Qlrt. 8eaaaIih
StaIiens fast Oahelbe, bas ale 8ers
einbarun8en fur @dumung Der 5taot
5tonl febI9ef@Iaeen ieten.
Ser 8raFOent Der prebilorif1enJiee
eieruHo bon Sreta iit nG d BEN Ser.
Staaten absefeeelt nm cine 9InIeibe
uufsubrinsen uno 8anaerfdiffe angus
faufen, bainit nod elm 8eriu9 sur8ep
freiung &reta's BON tiirfif9ery Serrs
fdoft in's 8erf sefest Deroen fann.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1869-01-21
Mafhinafon 20. San.

Ser Yr1IDent bat Dem Senaf ole
Grnennuua bon 6elir u. Geene gum
9lnwoIt fur ben DftIitben Difrtft bon
SennefIee uaO Die @enerale Bn1anon
anN @iiIeta au Bsi9abiers in Der regns
lGren glrrnee an @teae bon JonI1ean
uu0 Scooter borgeidIagen.
Sas Gomite fur auspartiee 9lnees
Ieqenheiten iF, tDie man bort, ridt gee
1leiat. au gunlten bes alabama 8ers
frooes an ben @e1at 3u beri6ten, iUa5s
ren6 man anninnlt, baB fI9 oafelbe
fir @nnnbme nes glatnralifationsners
TRACES auslpre9en Dirb.
Oas Gtaatsnepartement bat cine
teIearapbilhe Depel6e bon. oent Ber.
ct. Gelauoten in gnslans erbalten,
meId1e ruelOet, Oab bas gerbot, 9euaus
Den Ser. Gtaoteu mad england 81 iu<
portiren, aufgebOben 1T. 8
Die Mrmee ssBin, lpelAe Gen. 8iIs
ion einaebraft bat, be3tueGt, Gberman
ann General Der Nrmee an StelIe
Orants au erbeten nno Die @enerale
@heriDa1, Sbonlns unO Meabe 81 @es
neraIs aientenants 81 erneunen.
Dr. Mliuer, Der NOroer oes Meos
theFers Wriabt in McGre9or, Soma,
tnmrSe in @rairie bu @bien berbaftet.
Gr befannte fidg fduloig uno erflort,
Oa6 er In bobena @raee uberralAenoe
9lnffhIlBe gebeu peree. Ole gefobs
Ienen @egemtdnOe fanben iid) in feineitr
G0uie Dor.
Gs ipurDe bente in Stem gort bers
fidert, Der an9ebIid5e M0rSer oes
Gerrn 3oaers, Som Sidney, fet in
6onnectient Derboftet iperOen, bod
mar i'm 4Oli3eibouptqnartier nod feine
91aGridt Oaraber eingegnngen.
ie QlrEanlaS Qe9islatnr nabm
DanEesbefdIiiife fur bie MiIis an, Die
1eOotb erIt nod LANCER uno bisigerSeS
bate Onrdeingen.
9m Der Geor0ia 2e9islatnr ipnroe
Elm 8efAlmb eingebrad1t, iueIder Den
GeneraI 2lnipaH anipeiit, cine unters
iu6una barber aa5uiteIlen, iparum in
5 6batbam GountD Elm Sarbiger oie
GteIIe aIs GIerf Oes SbergeriAts be-
tlsibe unO ba9egen einsnlhreiten. =
seFneg nMTee erflart, Der Stnat fei
boAFdnOig recculiruitt, bic 2eaislatnr
babe lber bic AuaIifeatiefeu Del
Stoatsbeoniteit gu entfEeiben uno oel
Gpn9rsB belize fsin Gedtt iidJ einsu.
nsil9er. @
DepelAen aus 9tio 5aneiro nelOen
Das iid Der Gisg Der Aaiirten iiber bi
8aroauandner Mn0 Die 8erft0rnng lire
9lrraee bei 8iIett6 pOIlforamen beta,
tigt. 80
Sen. 8urnTOe bat fi9 Depei9eri
obermals ais OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES 90
Mbobe SsI0nD onf3utreten.
Sen afoiDer if gum Commander
Oes GiilriEtts BON apuiiana ernann
tpUrDe5. KS
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6. HebruQr 1859

hes in ssnannter gouma6ts =i1rtsnbe bef5riebene
Giaen bum br;ngenI ndntIib: 8wei 2ots 2an6 NIT
ano "a IN pauiers allan uDn Cots unb IS S5itb ,nrdS
auienb mad ener Mueps aencunter YIGn son 2ots 1T
fe9fitrfrt TN BUD 30. IL, Sette 625 Der Reaiferss
Office COT. Dnuibipn golartp. genonitter gerfauf
Ipire gegen Baarsabhins unb fSei pon Der @edbtss
IpcbItbat Der NteoereinI6iune se9ehen. 9tai5piue,
iaaI6glSs S.B. & a nj ss s gfafee
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5eItr 4 yetrauk.
8Iacffnaitb mmD NSaaenmn'
der 2Serfffdtte,
ede 9Rcnrre nnh GUNNER &traEe.

c-NR1 Serlisen aMe ins sad iGIagenbe G4bets
RRSSs=Rzaz@ teps ale aHdaen, Jnf9fnerien unb
gIten, cuf Beis lung ii fr:efter Tri1t
isrer Bsrifatte angefertisse Arbeiten 1nb asparas
tGleH.
Die 8emohnsE 2sHtl4 lambs NIB ber analeMsenben
iaeHnm0en 8M besbxen.
jan19 In Ttbr u. snebromF.
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See,.e Mnseise,,
,tiifratDrs=OeDtt5.

Gae SoIfe, weIcben Der perffDrbene, @. o.. @boI1
fon rerf9nibet NOR, 1polen fi9 BEL s. &. Brpm n,
MbnTiniffrntor, tn 9eD 371< unipn Gtraee, cine
Sreppe bed, einfteuen Mnb i5re Sscrberungen naCbz
meffen cber 6efeben uerbeH Tn gefeti9 uprseibres
bener Seit pon Der SobIuns ansgef9 ofien Iuerben.
ian2f4t
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Xrnff.0 erfanf.

tigt nAa erlaiieR an mid uen Sames g. Slanfom,
ipel9e gouma9ts srrfunbe IN Ger Reefaers<G Office
uou Dapibfen County, Teiisa., am q. SuIi 1865 in
BUD go. 80 Seite 459 regiitrirt ppreen if, perh. i
Sum SfientIiden gerfnuf am GourfB Bas=1bpr IN ber
esfo NJ nfhrffIe
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GDm9re6 Sericbts

9ie. gsiIitar >giu bss Sen. sBiIion.
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slieperlase BON. 9o'psess.
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@a6eIsDepefcbe,t.
@ailin ston, 20. San.
GDnlre6.

NUWBIER. n.
@enot. Sine @etition utt1 @e>
ipdbruna 0es Srauenifimnreats 9ing
on Das Spfise@otnite.
Sen. @il(on bradte eine Blu et1t
ipeIdae cine NeDuttion bes Ser. ct.
WiIitars un6 bic 2lbidaTung Der 8a<
ra6en am @abbotb anoronet Hno an
las WiIitars 6 oinite bertuiefen tuuroe.
6ous. Gepr. G1end bra@te cine
a3ia Elm, fpelbe bic NufredterbaItuns
Ses g1attonaIersoits be5ireft nro ers
Hart, 1ab Die Ser. @taatert fih feierltb
berpHtbfet baben, bic 8ones in Nfiinse
cusansabfen. Qln bas @ealite fir
ssRifteI ilnb Bege.
Die Dona Hepr. Sarnsporth bcr9e>
fd1Iaaene 9ef1ranfuRg bes Rribiie> >
a'iurrss, 9ssifa6en gu franfireu, pona6
fInftia iebes 8oftuf NIT Der ei9ens
hanbiaea Qufidrift 0es Grantirenoen
Derie5en fein nluB, tuurbe argenommen.
8ertoeuns. 4
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.g1o9fOlser Bon @. R. R.GOtnsIiueu. q .,

Cgfa6fpl9er Bon @. 81. GorreItusu. Gp.)
e EssA 81 IS te4A "a ss--O--- Fsf z&SS
aei6enbefntter anb 6dnbLer IN allen Gorten pore
siioIt9fter aDeetaIeuem GdESen. Gosects. bnls
1ernen unD 0nDeren G6reen un0 ionftgen Mate
ridIten fisr &etebenbeffaftees 9Dtrn Segrdbntie
beiorgens uie feline gorgdngers menn eGnit be1afs
trdGt unb bot tm Gtanbe s1 feir, ourG fcrgfdittge
AuiHertfamteit @ennethnung 81 9eben.
SD fann IN metHer Office, No. 10 mtafDeH
66uS, @bmrcb bfsrdhes Su ieber Gfunbe 6es Cages
urD Der acbt augetrOffeH uer6en.
RSe- 9so1beM mir unier ean;e5 Gei66ft an
5errn s. B. &tmb pom Rut5erfOf6 GoMrtp 6Rss
Derfouft bebeu, einpfebien mir benfelben nit &ers
qniiaen 6em 9ubItRum als unfern NabfpLgers ca MIR
ton fir einGn GbtenmaHn tGiteu uno peroeu tbn
anf Anfudben Bel Begrdbniiieu unterTtii4eu.
1ani9 3R 80. M. Grrneltue n- 90
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@efsbdftS Rarte,t.s

HeP gsI9dftsfar.en Der fcIseuben Mrt pefs brei
lien ttlb tpeltiger petben fur Ginen SpHor per gecs
ct etffQeriidt. a9@s s@sSt seSss .
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Is 81 80 ~ t ~ f4
IS s.a e-a rsss
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1869-03-13
RGT@GHJI.sIsANE-Xe a
THE sIosHARHxtogAt A. sIInhING., 4.
.zbBy)s So eRsa .
I icONcLUDEn

n"r.Be ye kindly sfsstionate, Zone to
another. Oh, meek Teaaherl Whose voice
sounding from the blessed mount, rings
through the broad corridors of all time,
down to the latest generation. Who hears?
Who hearkens? Who loves his neighbor as
himself? When will scenes like these be
hid away in the immutable past, and men
learn war no more? y
"As Gill sat by his campfire, a feeble
voice asked him to give the refuse of his
rations, to save from starvation precious
Life. He looked mp, and woman, wan,
haggard and half-clothed, clasping to her
bosom wailing, starving infant, stood
before him. The heart of the soldier, the
great human heart that beats all over the
world, was touched. Hp
CT know you are a id REBEL he said,
roughly; but I can't stand to see you look
like that Tying his rations up in rag, he
placed the bundle in her hand, saying,
Here's some victuals for you and your
young ones; and here's some money to buy
clothes;' and I, with some bank bills. we're
pnt into the thin, trembling hand. Cast
thy bread upon the waters God has pro-
missed it shall again be found of thee, but
whether found or not, cast it broadly: for
there is One, who seeth in secret, who shall
Himself reward thee openly. And doubt
not, but that am, at this moment, drawing
lOr Dill IN tnaG upper treasury, per centum,
the magnitude Of which stock brokers have
never conceived. We were more than food
and raiment, we were life to the famishing
wretches, who for three days, had neither
been sheltered nor fed.
1T were useless for me to portray the
scenes of poverty and want that daily wit
messed; alas! they were but common expe-
riences in many households. One by one,
the miserable mother parted from us, the
pieces of money given by o generous foe
man. One by one, we went to fill the hun
CRY mouths around the freless hearth, until
/ alone remained. Nothing but the simple
trust of the patriarch raised her above the
temptation to curse God, and die At last,
went, and 1 left neither help nor hope
behind.
Having served many masters, I came
down here this morning, for a spool of cot
ton, to help make up the trousseau of n
lovely girl, who is soon to be q bride.
"tBut,' 1 asked, would you not have pre-
ferred to stay and see the gay doing ut the
wedding?'
"'No, indeed! said the shilling, YEARLY,
i am tired of wandering about. One sees
nothing but sorrow, because the world is so
full of it. wish you would lock mo up in
that iron safe, and leave me few years to
repose; when entirely rested, I'll tell you
'I complied with the modest request, and
as the old shilling has not since spoken, I
suppose it still lies under the weight of
fatigue inflicted upon it by its many years
of wanderings.
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Wando Fertilizer.

TIME WANDO MINING AND MANUFACTURE
Il ING COMPANY offers to the planters and
farmers of the South their FERTILIZER, known
as the
..WANDO FERTILIZER"
Which the experience of the past season has
proved to be one of the most valuable in our mar
ket. 1t has for it's base the materials from the
Phosphate Beds of the Company, ON Ashley River,
and is prepared at their works at tho
EAST END OF IIASEL STREET,
In this CITY, In order to guarantee its uniformity
and maintain its high standard, the Company has
made arrangements with the distinguished Che
mist, DR.. G. U. SHEPARD, Jn., who carefully
analyzes all the ammoniacal and other material
purchased by the Company, and the prepared
FERTILIZER,
Before being offered for sale. The Company is
resolved to make an article which will prove to be
COMPLETE MANURE, and give entire satisfac-
ton.
For terms, circulars, and other information,
apply to
WM. C. DUKES tS CO., Agents,
No. South Atlantic Wharf. Charleston S. C.
Copeland & Bearden, Agents, Columbia, s. c.
Jan II 3mo
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THE ADVANTAGES ARE:

TT IS A NATIONAL CO.NPINY,
Chartered by Special Act OF Congress.
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GARD.

CHARLES KERRISON. formerly of the firm of
" G. E. L. Kerrson, would inform his friends
an. the public that he has purchased from Mr..
James 3. Belts, all his stock in trade &C.. at the
Store No. z52 King street, and will there continue
the DRY GOODS BUSINESS, Wholesale and Re-
tail, for Cash, on his own individual account and
responsibility. He will proceed, without delay,
to replenish and renew the Stock, and continue so
doing until the assortment shall be made com.
plete and attractive. AS the terms will be STRICT
credit, it necessarily follows that the prices must
be kept at least as low to be found in any other
respectable establishment
His brother, Mr.. f. L. Kerrison, assisted by
Mr.. A. b. Mcdonnell, both experienced merchants
in this line, will be found at his Store, aiding in
it is hoped that his and their efforts to win the
confidence and patronage of the public will be as
successful as in past days the old firm. at the
Feb II 3mo
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The Place to Get It.

sD IF you are desirous of obtaining the very
WlJb best brands OF WINES. GIN, BRANDY,
w. WHISKEY or RUM, by the glass or bottle,
at the Carolina House, Washington street,
near Sumter. II. BARRY,
Jan 16 Proprietor,
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Greenville ana Columbia Railroad.

ESs T4y PASSENGER Trains run
~ 4sSe daily, Sunday excepted, con
1--we Columbia 700 am I've Greenvile 600 m
:. Aston $50 !" Anderson !l.!,s S45
Arr Abbevllo $50 pm Z" Newberry Las pm
"Anderson SIS f" " Aston 800 q"
"Greenyille 600 I" Arr Columbia 500 pm.
Trains on Blue Ridge Railroad run follows
Pendleton 6.20 90 Z" Pendleton $40 ="
Arr Walhalla 500 &c Arr Anderson 40 3"
The train will return from Belton to Andereol-
on Monday and Friday mornings
JAMES o. MEREDITH. General eupt
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Spartanburg and Union Railroad.

cIuElzfK{ss1 PASSENGER Trains leave Spartan.
ESSiSzzssssssaS burg Court House Mondays, Wednes-
days and Fridays at 7 A. M., and arrive at AlstoI
1.2O p. NJ, connecting with the Greenvilie Down
Train and trains for Charlotte and Charleston.
On Tuesdays, Thursdays.and Saturdays, the Up
Passenger Trains, connecting with the Greenvie
Up Trains, leave Aston A. NJ. and arrive Spar
tanburg Court House $40 P. NJ, as follows:
Dozen Train. Up Train.
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R h des' Superb no sphate,
The Old and longest established Standard Manure
CHILLA GUANO.

DHODES MANURE, in its preparation, is made
III equally adapted for forcing large crops of
Cotton, Corn, Wheat, Tobacco, Potatoes and other
conducted by Frederick Klett one of the most
skillful Chemists and Manufacturers in the United
States. 1t is endorsed, approved and recommended
culturalsts in the Southern States ''It can be
relied upon as uniform in quality" always reliable,
productive of large crops and unexcellcd by any in
tilizing Principles" Price s57 so cash. or sos time
with Factors acceptance. and per cent. interest
until 1st December, 1860.
OkCHILLA GUANO, "AA"-A fine Bird Guano
rich in Phosphates and Alkaline Salts. Price s35
cash. or $40 time.
PERUVIAN GUANO, warranted pure and always
on hand. Furnished at market prices for cash
B. S. RHETT & SON, Agents 8.
Dec 10 3mo Charleston s. C.
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Old Newspapers, a..
NOR Wrapping and Pattern Cutting, for sale
IL At the P9RNIX OFFICE
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DENTISTRY

1K. ID. l.. BOOZER, grateful for the liberal
~ patronage he has received from the citizens
OF this city and the surrounding District, during
the past year, respectfully announces that he now
permanently establishes himself in Columbia. All
operations on the natural Teeth faithfully per-
formed; ARTIFICIAL GASES, in every approved
method, carefully and satisfactorily executed
that known as Reynolds Patent; al of his sue
cess in constructing Artificial Cases by this beau
tiful and durable process he is enabled, with con-
hdence, to refer to his patients and to the
patentee Office on Mail street, over First Ma
tlonai Dank. gs Jan 8
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SOUTH CAROLINA RAILROAD
GENERAL BUPEniNTENDENT's OFF1ov,
CHARLESTON, February IS, 1862
EsSs eEA WFI E1 PASSENGER Trains viii
- - Ss.Sk &5.S rim IA foilnpa.

GENEnAL BuPEnINTEsDEsTs Ofr1oz
CaARLEsroE FsbrTary IS, 1869.
- III afsa sassEsGMH 'ss isIiaWs: Trains will
D.s FOR AUGUSTA
Aer;s, sSe Cna.ies.oa .'...."''-,'...:. ~ a. M
Mrlye at Apgqa,sta; $40 p m
phis, Nashville and New Orleans, via Montgomery
and Grand Junction.
FOR COLUMBIA.
Leave Charleston. on..................... 8. so q. M
Arrive at Columbia. .......... = - s. As D. m
Connecting with Wilmington and Manchester
Railroad, and Camden Train. , Epsu
FOR CHARLESTON.
Leave Augusta. .................. 500 q. NJ.
arrive at Charleston... ................ 5.0Gp. m
Leave Columbia. ...................... 7.45 a. m.
Arrive at Charleston. .................. 500p. N
AUGUSTA NIGHT EXPRESS.
(Sundays excepted.)
Leave Charleston. Observation-Disclosures. 7.3O p. m.
A arriVe at Augusta ...:........ 6. 80 o. m.
Connecting with Trains for Memphis Nashville
and New Orleans, via Grand junction.
Leave Augusta: Observation-Disclosures. 4.1Op. m.
hiiNc III CHdrlestOn 10 q. m.
COLUMBIA MIGHT EXPRESS.
(Sundays excepted.)
Leave Charleston n.................... 6.05 p. M
ArilVe at Columoia. 4.45 a. m.
Connecting, Sundays excepted, with Greenyille
and Columbia Railroad.
Leave Columbia. ..................... sop. na
ArrlVe at Charleston. $50 a. m
CAMDEN BRANCH.
On Mondays, Wednesdays and Saturdays.
Leave hlngv1lle ...................... 400 p. 10
arrive at camden. ............... 700 p. m.
Leave Camden. n................ 635 q. IN.
Arrive at Kingville.. Observation-Disclosures. 20 a. H.
THROUGH IMAnl TRAIN.
Arrive at Columbia. bla..................1 .11.95 A. M.
Leave Columbia at................... at. 1.3O P. M.
Passengers taking the Through Mail Train for
the North, via Kingville, make close connection
also for the West, at Augusta, for Memphis New
Feb 16 II. II. PEAKE, General Superintendent.
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NEW ARRIVALS.
SMOKED and Picked SALMON,
fiEafi5IIN@ Smoked Hallibut, White Fish, Cod
aI n lIRM and Blue Fish,
lNl q JllEa Dutch Herrngs, Picked Sardincs,
tllalaa!l;kD Swiss, English Dairy, Goshen Cheese
Fisks' Hams, Breakfast Strips, Mackerel,
Self Raising Flour, Pecan Nuts. Almonds,
Raisins, RESERVES, Currants, Prunes, &c,
Sherry Wine, Rhine Wine, Candies, assorted,
Fancy Soaps, Crackers, assorted, Pipes, Segars,
Tobacco, Walking Canes, &c.
Low for cash. at G. DIERCKS.
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Laurens Railroad New Schedule.

Laurens Railroad New Schedule.
H9SEn MALL Trains on this Road run to,
&t5zszz@-.SEg return on same day, to connect with
mp and down Trains on Greenville and Columbia
Railroad, at Helena; leaving Laurens at A. NJ,
on TUESDAYS, THURSDAYS and SATURDAYS,
and leaving Helena at ! so p. II. same daya.
July9 Us. BOWERS, Superint sndent
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THE CENTRAL short LINE
SUPERINTENDENT'S OFFICE

CHARI.oTTE AND s. G. AND @. AND A. R. r.,
COLUMBIA S. c., February II, 1869.
THE TRAINS OF THE
CsN, TTIE a. GE5aJN5J49l NEW SHORT LINE
tVSk, ~ p ROUTE are running as
foows-making sure and safe connections to al.
points North, South and West viz:
GOinn NOrfl,
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,Burglar Alarms,

XkLEhave purchased the right Of Utley's Patent
wv. BURGLAR, ALARMS, and now offer them
for sale at the low price of $40 each. They tou be
foundd secure safe guard for Protection Of Stores
Dioeangs, Gin-houses, Barns, Sn,oke-heiises, Gc.,
from hteues and incendidries. Call and see them
at the store OF - E T. tS T. r. A(SNEW