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The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1869-12-12

THE DIFFICULTY IN EDGEFIELD.-It
appears that the statement, published
yesterday, from the Augusta Chronicle,
relative to difficulty in Edgefeld, on
Wednesday last, was highly exaggerated.
The same paper, OF the next day, con-
tains the following correct version of the
affair, which is corroborated by persons
who have arrived in Columbia from the
scene of the disturbance:
cit appears that on Wednesday morn
ing, between IL and ~ O'Clock,
two men. both intoxicated, got into n
quarrel in tho village mot in the circus, J
and proceeding from words, one of them,
named William Murrel, shot at his
antagonist, James Ramsay, twice with n
revolver. The first shot missed, but the
second took effect in the left lung, in
flicting serious wound. The man who
was shot was Il radical, and the son of
the radical Clerk of the Court for that
County.
'When the afternoon performance of
the circus was nearly over, difficulty
occurred under the canvass between two
men, Frank Warren and Elijah Watson,
in which the former struck the latter
over the head with his own pistol,
knocking him down, but inficting II"
serious injury.
con Wednesday night, the negro
militia ut Edgefield Court House, ar
rested white man named Richard Cole
man and put him in Jail. No one knew
what the offence was charged against
him, but it is supposed that he was ar
rested on suspicion of being rebel
night, but released on Thursday morn
ing"
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) DIsTEzcx OouRr.s Dacsmber la-Hon.
Geo. 8. Bryan presiding. The Court
was opened iat 10 O'Clock.
Er paze Martin Chaplin, Of licking.
ton. individually and as partner of Sum.
mer & Chaplin. Petition for final dia.
charge. Fair. Pope & Pope pro pes
Referred to G. g. Jaeger. Esq, and Anal
hearing to take place at Charleston on
January Is, 1870, at IL o'clock m.
CIRCUIT COURT.-The Court resumed
the consideration of the case of Geo. f.
Gerding Us. WIN. Warne. McCrady 6
Son, and Pope & Haskell for plaintiff;
and Campbell & Seabrook for defendants
ihe testimony and argument had been
heard on yesterday. The Judge charged
the Jnry. that, If the jury were satisfied
that the notes on which suit was brought
were given for value received, or as ac-
commodation paper, then the plaintiff.
who was endorser. had right to recover.
though the notes were past due when he
received them, and though he was aware
OF the facts at time of purchase, that
the notes were accommodation pager.
Iae jury retired, and after being out
about an hour, they requested leave to
return lnto Court. as they could not
agree. Upon their return into Court,
the Judge, In summary way, re-stated
the facts and the law, and added to what
he had said in his first charge, that, as
the fact was admitted by the defendant,
that the notes were given as accommoda-
ton paper, the defendant was in law
liable, if even the jury should come to
the conclusion that the notes were not
for valuable consideration. as had been
sworn to by the plaintiff and disinte-
rested and unimpeached witness. He
said to the jury the responsibility was
with him, and if his opinion was errone-
GUS. no injury could result to the de-
fendant, as on O writ of error, his opin-
ion could be set aside by the Supreme
Court. The bsiliffs were then duly
sworn to take charge of the jury, when
the jury again retired to their room at 5
o'clock.
In the matter of the examination of
applicants to practice in this Court, it is
ordered that upon petition fled, all ap-
pllcants be examined on Tuesday morn
ing next, ut 10 O'Clock, in open Court,
and that the following gentlemen be up
pointed an examining committee, viz:
Messrs. VIM. L. DeSaussure, Joseph D.
Pope and VIM. K. Buchman.
NEW ADvERTIsEMENTs.- is
called to the following advertisements,
published the first time this morning:
P. +. Frazee-Sheriff's Sales.
d. B. Miller-Richland County.
Meeting Richland Lodge.
L. j. LnMotte-Assignee' Sales.
j. Meighan-Just Received.
jacob Levin-Auction Sales.
d. @. Peixotto & Son-Auction Sale.
Fl. E. Nichols
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MAIL ARRANGEMENTS The Northern
and Western mails are open for delivery
Mt p. M: closed at II 30 q. no. Charles
ton day end GreenviIle open at $50 p.
m.; closed ut $50 p. m. Charleston
night mail open at 8 80 a. M; closed at
4.15 p. m. On Sunday, the post Office is
open from to 2 p. m.
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CONGR ESSIONAL.

ANGRY DISCUSSION IN THE HoUsE-THE CASE OF
GEORGIA.
WASHINGTON March l7-IN THE HoUsE, the
Eleotion Committee introduced s. resolution
that where the committee reported contestants
disqualified from dlsloyalty, no further action
can be had, except. by order Of the House, and
that the disloyat contestants have no pay.
Omissions in the appropriations were dis
cussed. Butler charged that the omissions re-
suited from bribery.
The Reconstruction Committee considered
tho Mississippi question, and took no aetica.
In THE SENATE. memorial Of the loyal
oitizens Of Texas showed q trighttul condition
OF affairs in that State, which Is worse since
Grants election, and prays for q division OF
the State. laH NN3S
The Judiciary Committee reported on the
Georgia bill with an amendment; also re-
ported on the credentials OF Hill and Miller
with reoomm endatlons that they lie on the
table.
I The judiciary Committee were equally di-
vided on the bill enfofcing the. Fourteenth
amendment, ani enforcement of republican
government IN Georgia. They made no recon-
mendation, but favored an amendment erasing
the clause giving the United States Courts
concurrent jurisdiction with the Provisional
Courts. t
Wilson introduced bill continuing the col
lection and educational departments of the
Freedmens Bureau. .1s s& @.,s
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only way OF extrioation from the difaoulty.
This fact became known to Radical senators,
who did notfail TO- make profitable. use Of it.
The Chief Justice had no faith whatever in the
ttfapsfef BY stewart of the rrofts OF his vast
establishments b for charitable purposes as. .
honesty OF his intentions. We are fast coming
TO the point Of putting the Empire up for sale
to the highest bidder. Once twice three
times gone. fY,> ISa
had the curiosity to 70 To the Executive
mansion this morning to see the new mode Of
giving out rows. This is done in true military
style. es everything else. General Dent has
charge Of this department.. He IS very esti-
mable gentleman, and is we'll qualified to do
No bulletin board" except an announcement
that lieutenant Of DRAGONS was ordered to
headquarters. for service in the Freedmen's
Bureau. The system shows, however, that
the immortal "Occasionap' is not to be the or.
gar. Of the. administration. Organs" are
evidently ''played out; no sound is now heard
here but ~ I.
Tho neighina steed, and the shrill trump,
The spiris-stirring drum. the ear-pIercing ffe"-
nothing seen but "the royal bannet"-ssthe
pluped troop. and the big wars |"
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The TRAFFIC IN SERMONS is increasing In
London. 1t has almost become, indeed, one
ofthe regular brancnes Of commerce.. One
clergyman advertises that he will slepd" his
weekly sermons for q half crown apiece, or four
for ten shillngs, warranted s'original, earnest.
and evangelical" Here are four advertise
ments from the London STANDARD, i. ~
J, Original Manusorspt Asrmoga. lTnree ser-
mons on Fasting, w,th ILLUSTRATIONS from the
Fathers; seven sermons on the Penitential
Psalns; and Ave sermons ON the meaning Of
Vie Four Colors and Gold 10 yestments. at as.
Cd. each: Apply to A.. b. c., Sandal Magma,
near Wakefield - . .'.M = e.,
Ss,mons. plain, striking and original, conf-
dentia,ly supplied. Terass y13s. Ga. poi. quar-
tor. sinele MB. tor any Sunday, Afteen
stamps; !, Address Rev. IN. A.. No. l2 john
K Lensen 9e,mons now ready. Specimen Ms.
post free. fifteen stamps. ~. Address Roy. III. A.,
No. 16 Edgawere Read. Lon lon.
..' I'droch.Gt Sermons. Sound, practicGl and
original. Edited by nn "a. X. OF Oxford. Striot-
ly donfined and confdentially supplied to the
clorgy; 18s.. 8a. per quarter. Specimen EMs. 4,
1s. "a. Address NJ. q. g., No. 81 Regents Park
Road, M. w. ,s Il 4 III ,s asy & sg,ss E
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THE NEW POSTAGE STAMPS.

t.E-+L , > y ' 1,,t
Preparations are now being made for the IN
PRODUCTION ) Of 1.-The scriea .of postage stamps
furnished to the Postoffice Department., ac-
cording 70 the contract made with the Natioriiaal
Bank Note Company Of New York. 81
: The new issues are calculated to excite no
commeh attention. as in design they are a
novel apphG ion goe the nationaF symbolism
generally adopted for the artistic embellsh-
ment; Se postage 9N stamps; The similarity Of
ernment common to the European postal sys-
TENS, has confned the symbolism Of stamps
to the heads of the reigning sovereigns, ma
tional shields, or the heraldic escutcheOns or
,dynasties; but. owing. to their modern origin
and their republican form Of aoparnment. the
United States have originated for themselves
q national symbolism that,is independent Of
the laws OF heraldry, and in keeping with the
the acknowledged sni exponsnits. Ths new I issue sue
OF stamps is based upon this distinction It is
system on symbolism confined; for the most
part to the distinctive mission 81 our Ameri-
can institutions. 1t bears. wherever it goes
throughout our own continent, MS oyer. the sea-
our national eagle. our national fiS and our
national Goiors-7red, WHITE and htps. .ss;o
The one cent stamp is headed With the sxig-
nette OF Franklin, the hrst Postmastsf-Ge Gene
raj under the colon al system, as well as the
tirst under the confederation prepar ratory, to
the, federal Union. ,On. the two; three and
the primitive rider on horseback to the railroad
train FOR the land Sc vice, and the steamship
for the ocean service. E4 a' w. :
The remai ning six stamps of the set are dis
tinotively Patsonal, aud as suoh, form series
Of their own, beginning lnt tho six cents stamps
With an accurate copy Of the face Of Washing-
ton; as shown in Stewart's picture at the Ex-
eoutive mansion, and ending in the ninety
cents stamp with the head Of Lincoln. as sig-
nifcant Of new ora Of universal freedom.
Two others OF this national series. fifteen
and twenty-four cents respectively, have min
iature copies Of the Landing Of Columbus and
OF tho Declaration Of Independence. 10 the ro-
tunda OF the capitol. The first recalling the
opening Of this continent to the advancement
Of modern civilization; the second Implying
the consecration OF its vast area to the pro
lection and enforcement Of the inalienab]e
rights Of man.
In the ten cent stamp the American eagle
appears resting upon the American shield,
and IN the thirty celt stamp are comprised in
one group all the national emblems Of the
eagle; s the shield and the aag, and presenting
In . little while those worldwide travellers
will soon begin their journeyings, lit
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The ropes sense Of huraor q, is

The Pope's sense Of humor is proverbial
in Rome. and hss gave q good example or N the
other day to acurp ,ration Of bal:orss who asked
an audience 6f lidn in order to ssmonatrate
against new and excellent pubic oven which
gu ,plied FAR bett n bread on n.uch lower terms
than they have been In tho habit Of making.
This intertereace with their long-enjoyed mo-
nopo!y vas " course. although greet popr,-
Jar benefit, . grievous Injury in their eyes.
"Holy Father" said the spokesman, ut 10 very
hard on us;ws have worked 90, long for tho
public benefit" TITS quite true. my son.
replied the Pope; 'it 10 bigsa time you rested
s little, Andlet oshes people worI, ia ssas3
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SPARKS FROM TIE WIRES.

The Governor OF Louisiana has signed Che
Siii providing tor mixed schools. X
The fifteenth amendment has been defeat
cd in Georgia.
General Prim has announced in the Cortes,
that the Monarchists are prepared with their
candidate for the Spanish throne and will soon
publish bis pame 4. "a y y8a99oB B 4
In Mex co, Carl Meyer formerly OF the Fed
eral army. has boon arrested and charged with
attempting TO carry his regiment to Negrste
MANY Negrete Office we're captured and shot
and many more arrested. Wealthy capitalists,
representing millions OF dollars, ara preparing
to emigrate. ,,a .elst q IN
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WASHINGTON.

PosrM1sTREss AT RIoHMoND-NEaRo An1B As
sADoRs FOR HAYu AND SAN DOMINGO.
WASHINGTON, March 1.-THE President has
nominated Mrs. Van Lew, as postmistress at
Richmond.
The report that the Indians have captured
General Custar lacks confirmation. y
It seems certain that negroes will represent
the United States in Hayti and San Domingo,
but will have no share in Federal Offices at the
South.
The feet in Cuban waters is to be reinforced
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fIBLD.
[sPRoIAL TELEGRAM TO THE DAILY NEws.1
COLUMBIA. March lin THE SENATE, the
following received third reading, were passed,
and sent to the House The bill to authorize
the financial agent of the State at Now York to
pledge State bonds as collateral security; the
h:I 10 renew aud amend the charter of the
Town of Chester; the bill to incorporate the
Macedonian Baptist Church Of Darlington. ;.
The following received o third reading, had
to be enrolled The bill 10 define the dutios of
State Reporter and to provide for the publica-
tion Of the State Reports. N.
The following received second reading and
were ordered to be engrossed The bill to
establish the Mount Pleasant Ferry Company;
the bill to incorporate the Dcrn Mining and
Manufacturing Company; the bill to declare
the jurisdiction OF Probate Cours; the bill to
provide q reporter for the courts Of the first
circuit; the bill to facilitate the settlement Of
the affairs of the Bunk Of the State; the bill
to allow Wilson & Co. to. collect wharfage at
Beaufort. r.F&
The Senate took from the table the House
resolution resembling adjournment on the Goth
instant and extending the time to the Oath in
stant, am msndod it on motion Of Leslie by ad-
ding, sand it is hereby solemnly agreed that
we will not continue In session longer than the
Oath instant" !" and then coucurred in resolu-
ton as amended and ordered it to be re-
turned to the House.
Leslie made the report of the Committee on
Railroads, recommending that the considera-
tion Of the Port Royal Railroad and Spartan
burg and Union Railroad be postponed to the
next session. -,
liz THE HOUSE, Webb introduced joint re-
solution to suspend the writ o. habeds corpus
in the Counties Of Laurons. Newberry, Edge
field and Abbevlle, which was referred to the
judiciary Committee.
The bill to provide for collecting taxes past
due was passed and sent to the Senate.
Thefollowing were passed, their titles changed
to acts, and ordered to be enrolled: The bill to
provide for the uniform and proper promulga-
tion Of all legal and public notices; the bill to
provide for the conversion Of State securities.
The remainder of the day was occupied in the
discussion of the bill to determine the value OF
contracts made in Confederate States notes or
their equivalent t1
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CUBAN AFFAIRS.

ooHrkDRRATE REBEb LEADER-PRoaRRss OF
N''''-t'.'''' THE WAR.
HAVANA, March 17.-R ldolph Paul, lately OF
the Confederate service, commands ono thous-
and Ave hundred insurgents in Sagua. The
troops are PRESSING in.o the interior, and en-
deavoring to restore communication between
Nuevitas and Puerto Principe. The govern
lnent reports frequent skirmishes in which the
insurgents are damaged y transport has ar
rived from Barcelona with one thousand ono
hundred troops.
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4 aTCHEROKEE CURE, THE GsEAT IN.
DYkN MEDIcINR. cures oil d,soases caused by cell
abuse. viz; sperma ,orrhea, Seminal Weakness,
WIGHT Hc,issions. lEos Of Memery. gn,ssrsal Iass-
tnde, Painh la Inc ssox. Dimness OF visoa, prsma-
sturs Old age. Wsak Nesvss. Diaaeult Breathins.
pAle sonnsenAnce. Inssnity, coasupnptioH, ana oil
dIssases that Sniox as Ss zsasssMi inais-
crSttons. sss'si s 5Ss "a. u ~,
3ha chareksa Cure NH restore health and yig6r
stop me emissions. ana erscss permanent cnrs afer
5aiI other nasalctnss Asysfsiled, Il, 4 M.
Pice 90 per bottis or thsss bsttiesSor eS Scl6 BY
aii 5engst sts, 4 f,Ss Y i nj, II 4
: se,a - sAassssisl, y, s,,. W 5w. IA, sKRrNgs
sAcUE IA xsYHAI.sA.iW. EtENf. d CO.. no, q.
sHURfJRss aaas ssss H. KnLLRRS D 90. n
W February 10 SSD4 p&o W. tatiseeow8mos, a
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A@r WE ARE CONSTANTLY RECEIVING
from the Moyune Districts Of China the choicest
chops OF GREEN AND BLACK TEAS Of now seasons
which ars unriva for thsir strength ana dolioacy
dayor. We warrant our TEAS to bep pure and NM
"a erated, and to ave general satisfaction. As
GRE constantly IN recssp. OF Largo csrzSas Of Teas
are enabled TO oer TO the public tho finest chops Of
anrice that many dealers offer Inferior Tea at. A
tTaaiand COMPARISON will at once prove tn aseer.
ton. and only remains for the pubc to Judge Of
themselves. WIN. .. CoRwrJ n co..
No. 27E Kings reet
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HOME INsURANCR COME ANY or

HOME INSURANCE. G PANY OF
Pursuant to the provisions Of the
Act OF the General Assembly Incorporating the
"HOME INsURANOE COMPANY OF CHARLES
TON" the under-igned Commissioners hereby give
notice that they will open books and receive sub
scriphons to the Capital stock Of said Company on
MONDAY, 22d March. 1869, at the office OF A. L.
TOBIAS, Insurance Agent. No. 100 East Bay,
Charleston. between the hours Of O'Clock in the
forenoon and O'Clock in tho afternoon and that the
said books will be continued open from day 10 day
until the requisite amount Of capital shall havo
subscribed. t
Its provided ia the Act that the shares shalt be
twenty-five S25) dollars each, and that ve (sg dol
lars shall be patd at the t,Ine of suoseribins.
A. L. TOBIAS; !
IsS ~ q. w. WlLLiAA(J,
FRANCIS J. pEL4zER, commissioners.
HENRY COBIA,
HENRY BUST,
March I6 tuthemA
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Ea>H FALATEAA. FLORIDA.
VIA BAvANNAH, FkRNANDINA AND JACKSON

= FOh PAAAVkAAs r. FLOAlDAs
VIA HAvANNAH. FkRNANDINA AND JACKSON
VILE.
= .vNsaDs TMR TIRsT-CASS STEAM
.sss!S@ss DICTATOR. Oaptain l. II. coxRRgRa,
VIII from Charleston every 1ussaay Evsntna. ct
Eight O'CLOCK, for the above points
Tho hrst class steamer CRY PssfNT. Captain WIN.
T. McNEITx. viii oil from Charleston every &atar.
day Evensn0s o. Eight o'ciocs. tor ABOVE poipts.
.Connecupg with the Central Railroad at savannah
for Mobile And Ne Orleans, and with the rlorHaa
Ratlroad ut Fernandina for Cedar ,Eeys. a& which
point steamers connect with New Orisans Mobile,
Pensaceia Key West and Havana. =
AIhronah eils Lading given for Freight to Mobfe
Penaaooia and New Orleans.
Beth stsaaers connecssn9 ssaA H s. Hsrfs sssaM 4
fg Cetssseha Gad 0Sia fr Sisrev pysmes 6sG Lazss,
GysGits Estssss, Harsis and DurhGas. N
All freight 'yable on the wharf.
Goods not removed st suneet will be staFed as xss
and expense OF owt ers.
Eor freight or Passage engagement. apply to
.. D.. AIKEN Is 90, A9eata.
" y south Atlantic Wharf,
n. B.--No extra chasge for Mests and xtatorooms.
November 81 Y5 IA
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.,.Maarrileo..

sMALLs-sANDERs.- Thursday, February
IL. by DIR WEBSTER, THOS. G.. sMALLS, colored, to
Miss ,. SANDERS, colored, both Of this city.
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!, Spffial Motirts.

Z AS- TO THE LADIES. by AUTHORITY
OF MIR. 9. g. TRoTT Postrnaster, the proprietor Of
HoLMRs' BOOK AOUe1 has established ct his
store, for the convenience Of Ladies, LETTER
BOX for mailing letters Postage Stamp. and Stamp
ed Envelcpes always on hand. -
March 18 q
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Y There are lars Of Aflsrlcan girls now ia
Erlr03e TO learn singing, AEncng them Miss
sMackey. Miss Eterlinge AlisS Gibbs, Miss La
jeanesse and Miss Carnaan. And oil are pretty.
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ss-EsSAYs ron Yo1Sci MEN LON LII q
yrroes and abvsss ineidsat 10 Youth anA Early Man
hood wash ths huyaene visw q trsatmsnt ara ears
ssnt w nait ffss o. charge. AAdresS HoWA1sD
ASsG AXIOM, BOX n. rAflaaaspnis Pa tS :.
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~ >. .sCss LaspEaxkiALa.. .
Ro. on LINzsSTREEE.
pBrwEEN. KfNa AND sr. pHIrsp.

LyAkBER or EvRRT DISSERTATIONS ANL
HUTEDING MATNRlAL, LIME ana pIAHTEn-
mo xAgtIs. pAINTs. Off.G Ola EAs SIil CSTJss;
also tIsGoYE AND TONGUE nOAfspS, &c., con.
stanty of haad ~ tAs lowess lhasAet pfsces. #
Iss 1epsemher 10 So Il a M S S i s54 nathalyr
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A8- DIR. WRIGHT'S REJUvENATING

A@- DIR. WRIGHT'S REJUVENATING
KLIXtR, OR ESSENCE or LIFE, cures General
Debility, Weakness, Mysteries in Fem lies, Papita-
ton Of the Heart, and all Nervous Diseases It re-
stores now life and vgor to the aged causing the hot
blood of youth to course the veins, restoring the
Orgsn of Generation. removing In,potency and De-
bility, restoring ManYiness and full vgor thus
ing perfect elixir Of Love-" removing Sterility
aud 'Barrenness in both sexes. To the yo2n1, mid
die aged and aged, there Is greater boon than
this "Elixr Of Lifs." 1t gives nov lease Of life,
causing the weak and debihtated to have renewed
strength and vgor and the entire SYSTEM to thrill
with Joy and pleasure. 5Gsst 4a.It4!
Pfice--Cne bottle o.: Three bottles &6. Gj
/ Sold in Charleston. g. c., by e. n. KELLRRS &
co., A. W. EcKEL Il CO.. q. W. AIMAR, W. A..
SKKINE. ED s. BURNHAM and RAoUt LyNAH.
February 10 DAo tUth, eow3mos
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i CHANGE OFF SCHEDULES.
INLAND ROUrE-ONLY TWO AHD HALF
M III, HOURS AT SEA.
) THROUGH TICKETS TO RL0RXDA.
GEARLES1o ON AND SAVANNAH STtaAM PACKET
LINE l~-
,Ka0M THE STEAMER PILOT BOY, CAP.
TAIN FENN PECK VII, leave Accom-
modatlon Wharf svery MONDAY and FRIDAY MoRN-
mo, ct 8 O'clock, touching AZ Beau only;
returning leave avannah YuAsDAY. and SATURDAY,
yhe steasr a. r. 'ao seveS nm HG1ss 1ssve
Charleston cry THURSDAY HoRHrNa at O'Clock,
touching at Edisto. aud Way Land nTs; returning
leave Savannah FRIDAx, ut O'CLOCK p. M.
One OF the aov. boats Will touch at Bluffton from
Charleston second. MONDAY OF each month, and re-,
turning third FRIDAY OF each month.
Fer freight Or tasssae apply TO
f Joan FERGUSON
March 10 Accommc cdation WhArK.