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Is SHE MARRIED.

Miss Della w. Moore, who was formerly a
teacher in Ward School No. T. yesterday brought SUIT
against John s. Bonnen, in the Superior Court Tor DC
flaming her character. and asking $4,000 damages she
charges that in January 1868, Bonnen circulated re-
port that he was married her and that they had lived
together, When apprised Of this Miss Moore at once
sent for Bonne who declared that lie was sorry for
what he had said and voluntarily made an affidavit be-
fore nOory that he not married 20 her, ana tat
his DreyIous remarks were untrue. She then iorgaNe
him and let the matter drop. soon after the SANDER as
Miss Moore calls it, repeated, and when came 70
gn her position, which was worth 500 or $50 year
Mr. Pryor Littlejohn brotherInlaw ol MISS Soore,
one of the persons to whom Bonne boosted Oh MS nl
macy with Miss Moore ,,
the assertion as charged but claims that he was lawfully
married 70 the plaintiff the Goth OF November ls6i
Last January made the remarks in question when IN
formed that Miss Moore about TO be married. ana ne
contends that he did exceed his lawful rights rs
husband even If he used the obnoxious words lie is
cused Of The case will be continued to-day.
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THE GERMAN ELOPEMENT.

Yesterday NJ. Hentzler of Strasburg Germany
and Mrs Morz, the wife Of Michael Mortz OF the same
city who 1t is alleged, eloped to this Countrywide woman
taLin, with her 1000 francs and her two children
were brought up before Judge White OF HoooEen
for examination. The woman said that she dio
not eope with Hentzer, but, by an awKWaru CO.
Incidence they happened to be on board the same
ship She left her husband with his consent WIN .u
Intention of making her way to Fort wayne anu Vly
took coo francs. OF which he was aware ana gave n
(tbe husband) GOOOO Yesterday morning wien airagne
before Judge WHITE their counsel MI norman, nose1
for their discharge first for want OF JurisdcuOn anu
secondly that request for their arrest should
from recognized representative Of the Government
from whence they came. 10 ,,.., A.. ,,o
Mr. Besson counsel for the plaintiff admitted that tne
case was difficult one and the evidence some III
sufficient but the plaintiff was Justified IN denarGns
the detention OF the accused, as there were apit,
canses for suspicion Counsel further SAID thaJ even
the crime was not committed in Europe was eNlden
that IIentzer took the money from tDe sup VIM.
within the Jurisdiction OF NewJersey ana converter
to his own use. although not his. .,-.-,-,-.ts
said that from his experience Of extradtion cases ~
thi city ne found telegram was always suicieht 20
remand persons trial After some other remarks tnt
further Hearing Of the case was aDOufheu VII MA
Thursday afternoon.
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ruIGRASTs AND THE SOUTH.

The Commissioners Of Emigration, IN their
report which is now in press speak as follows Of the dis
position OF emgrants settle III certain sections OF the
country:
The South still strives 10 find the means OF attracting
enant labor but II loses sight of important fact
namely, that most OF the immigrants look out Or Iio
place where they are sure OF employment IL 10 IN VAN
To tell them that many tracts OF land arc to DC had
cheap or even for nothing Work s more attractive i0r
them than land least at first For TINS reason anu I'D
consequence Of tho large European settlements ENSUING
there the immigrant is attracted 10 the west, anu
esnecially the Northwest where the fertile soil enables
farmers TO give ready employment To all the IapouI
that may present themselves 10 IS only at present te
West and Northwest which offer them secure support
and employed they easily arrive az lbuepchucSo'
BY eeOnOmiZng their monthly wages, they secure INC
means OF attaining It and, when the proper inon.h'
comes they have learned by experience Wnere 10
and what they must do TO succeed The matter Is simple
and requires the part OF the western states 10
ton OF thought money. On examining tne coholons
offered by the South, can easily detect the CAUSES
which put t at disadvantage In the LABOR laIhet ~
class of farmers, ready 10 receive the laDorers
Who NAV offer themselves, rs, WIN IeW CA
centions wanting, especially In the extreme southern
districts where there are Only gIest
mode OF cultivation has no attraction Tor the
The Tnropean Immigrant detests to work in gangs as
much as this kind Of work sought after oy the negro
His individuality Is overlooked me- lie soek
not the planter, but the farmer -. ~ VIE lay
sbould be done under such circumstances may ~
Inferred from what has been SAID IN deIault y,
hands these large planters have 10 pe p,hon'
Nv small farmers, who will begin to work them'
eel ves and who will be able and Wiling 70 enl-
nlov the white immigrants hEe the western
farmers modest culture Is regnIed W ,Sn
three hands living in patrarchal way Win tne
family Immigrants Will then come ahd reuan oI, "a
thew leave it will be to settle IN the neghOorhood.
should be laid out Tor the recep,Tn o. &
Tho introduction Of Europeans, that the iuIuIe oi 'hc
South depends"
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lAnnourcementSl

"SPRING Is COMING! STRING IS HERE
That what the poet saith Old Winter however "st nges in the
Ian Of spng and his chilly winds let be yet around
There another party around just also And that party Knox
rHR Halter there style Of goods bis ue to be in
ouced to the pubcor what to the point when the pnbe
demand something novel neat and tasty the HAT KNOX knows
what wanted hand equal to the emergency Of the hour
Kso1s SPRING g and are in great demand They
are truly elegant and destined to be THB STYLES Of
the season. KNOB can beound bis ola stand Broadway and
Futos ready attend promptly to tie wishes Of all she desire any
lhlag in bis l!Ge.
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NATIONAL TURSFEsT.

The National Tunbund of the United States
has decided hold tbe next grand funniest at Paer
j. about the middle Of August The testify
will extend over three days. and Will include beside the
ordinary and extraordinary gymnastic feats OF such
meetings, tho shooting for prizes by various
schultzenverein, also singing by Gcsangyerein etc.
A grand tine Is expected by the German people es.
pociay delegates to be present from abroad The
Turnbund one Of The most extensive of
German citizens.
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Metropolitan Hotel-Senator Cragin OF New
Utnnsh,ro aud the Hon. w. 4. Clark VI Texas. ~
NehdIas Naturalization. English and Col Earl OF Con.
necticnt and Chester Snow Of Boston B r9 oo
hphot lanes of Boston 80 Fifth Avenue Hotel-Geo'
Peabody Russell of Massachusetts,, the hon hoygr 81
Pruyn Of Albany, Col Piper OF West P9nt Jo' d gd
ward Crombie OF ottawa = Aston h0use-ool. ~ ~,
Gonige, U. 8. A., and j. f. Stewart OF inc SP"H'''
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Owners are wanted for piece of drugget.
eight linen table cloths fur cape three silver plated
cnkobashets, plated pitcher and quantity OF clothes
found by the police yesterday, IN tho possession Of
peddler Rue articles are AZ The Wet Forty seventh st.
Police btatio1.
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HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.


Mr.. JULIAN (Rep., Ind) asked leave to re-
mort from the Committee Public Lands, and put upon
iis passage bill declaring forfeited 10 the Government
and open 10 homestead settlement all the lands not le
rally disposed Of that were granted 10 Louisiana In 1886
aid the construction of the New Orleans Opelousas
and Great Western Railroad. - .
Messrs ROGERS Dem, Ark and IRIMBLE Dem,
kyJ objected. - .
CONCERNING INTERNAL REVENUE COLLECTIONS.
MI. SCHENCK (Rep. Ohio) offered resolution reclt'
that person named Cole representing hmsef as q
lawyer in the employment Of the GoyerDment had writ
Ten letters parties IN Brooklyn and New
York, requesting them 20 call on him at his private
and correct them gular and directing the Secretary
oil Inc treasury 70 Inform the House whether any person
or persons other than regularly appointed Internal Rev
aDue orcfre, had been employed IN Brook
syn or fork 70 aid IN the collection OF internal rev.
enue, and, u 30, by what authority. Adopted.
MI WILLIE tDem MOI, from the Committee on Rail
ways and Canals reported bin authorizing the Norfolk
louisville aud 81 Louis Railroad Company TO construct
Nailroad from Norfolk, Va, Via Louisville, KY, 10 st.
1is, Mo. Reoommitted.
L. y OREIIL REP PeDnJ presented petitions OF the
~ delpbIa wOTkDgmen against the views Of the
5nhs league on the tariff, and for reduction Of the
raae coffee. tea, drugs and spices.
ouuet o YORK wAsHIsGIOE AIR LINZ
I'M then resumed consideration Of the New.
me hou, arlington Air Lane Railroad bill, aud Mr.
rorh anu ", Md concluded his argument against H.
bWAhh tDeth N0BeDced yesterday. At the conclusion
winch ne had q Dsrks, MI TWifC5IELL (Rep., Mass
OF M nrAns NeT consideration OF tie bill he poet.
moved VA. ene iu' he nth ~ April.
vomed vi m"nuay @oD by Yeas and Mayo and tie bill
80 moi postpOned-Ye W, w. a a,sS =. ~ 4 an ~ d.,
Hf L0UGHRJDGE ia '
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THE SPRING FASHIONS for GENTLEMEN's HATS
for 1870 BY RPgSsCHED ready for inspection and sale al No.
IA
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PAPERS, TWINS THREADS. AND CoRDAGE.
WILLARD HIKrgI oee and WareOon Z and 80 Broadway New
YAH
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-03-11

Dr.S.B.Smiths Magnetic Salve30 B'way cures
burns cuts oua BARRIERS itch &C. Wholesale at CreHien 9Th Az.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-03-11

A SUIT At LAW is in progress against John
Burglar Alarm Telegraph patent, and
will against lGosu 20 Infringement
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HOME NEWS.
TIE WRlIUER

Yesterday Thursday, the 10TH was mild ana sprIhg
Bne rho mercury IN the thermometer ranging hIgner ~
non and n M than IL has since Feb. 90 Tho eky was
INT sl,gbiy hazy TO 4 a. m. but generally cIouuJ
rroncbont the remainder OF the day.
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residing this place offered rslHsd al sp~ar Of
10 al. hest Graduating Class Al Princeton
College AMI prize the student who passes the beet Sa e
a AZ on 10 each Junior Glass that grsdna benn, WIN l'ss
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NEWBURGH.-TbeW Washington Iron Works VIII

NEWDUNUII-IH B W UsIIIIRIUH ITOH WOIkS WHICH
recently failed for Asg smonns Mso into bands and
tons TO be eoDnuedn larger scale than prsyosu
making machinery baug South opposite the Iron WORKS
J, finished II has been very Substantially built bgb
each o IS feet hight Of sng sA $50 feet length by 100 10 breadth
Several expert mechanics have been for months engaged
the hsaT machinery poonlo which running orr
numbs Of nschnsts with their families will
days and work About Go s be epoy The
Of the Second Methodist Church
The Rev H. H. BksHs tue pastor has received large number Of
members thy four large bages propeller and side
Wheel steamer are a. ass Homer f,@.s Cos shares res
20 their tps connection With the Eie Railway freight
embracing the kasTs aud Delaware Divisions
for the nsnt ten AZ soon Sna'gaon opens stsanyse
beautifully modelled and schooner rugged has received
pops Al the Iron Wsilh She 10 said to belong
Blunt Of Nev-iOrk
NEWARK.--On Wednesday afternoon two mem
hers 81 sang Of men sersbE 10 quarry here named Richard
Roberts Ebyi,bmAp Potter
dispute which the better ~okmsD
had Vy sudsavored ~ psc them Ihs adjoining Nod
aud tested their Roberts badly
tos Of and shpAste, hs, bssn pro
lection against sustained by collision With bridge.
and hsJ Capt A. r. NspeJ - President II has re.oi,rit
hsesI certain marine property 10 citizen, of PeBn h
osbi Of railroad siBiaia
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FISUKIIL-New ARRANGEMENTS have been mads

Daehe,, aud Columbia Railroad for mall
Mall Agent has been spponelThe Village Trustees appro.
pAed Sl3 the Fire Department 800 for reservoirs and 80 for
The third anniversary the Good Tempap Lodge
2l3 took place Ssis Hail. attended by psous
Speeches Rotations and grand banquet engaged
for the evening old nhshapt has book
corded egs By oier ofthe Bari Of Belmone then Governor which
shows that the oupe, Of Dush and Ulster contained white popu.
lalnn oI man chillrtn andl
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, DR.. Richau's Golden Remedies.

$1,000 IN for saso nseS q dis
Iail to cure. DIR. R1CHAU'S 6 OLDEN BALSAM
No. cures Ulcers, Ulcerat ted Sore Throat and
Mouth, Sore Eyes. Ernptions, Copper Colored
Biotches, scrofula, &c. is the greatest Blood
Purifier known, removes all disease from the
system and leaves the blood pure and healthy.
DIR. tlCHAU'S GOLDEN BALSAM No, q
cures Mercur1al Affections, rheumatism in all
NO dieting necessary. Price ofeither No. or
No. z, 80 US per bottle, or two bottles for 80 co.
DIX. RlCHAU'S GOLDEN ANTIDOTE, a safe
accompanied with full directions Price s3 90
per bottle. DIR. RlOIIAUtS GOLDEN ELIXIR
DAAOUE, radical cure for Debility, in old
or yonng; imparting energy with wonderful
effect. Price 50 per bottle or two bottles for 50.
On receipt OF price, the Remedies will be
shipped to any place. Circulars sent. Address
DIR. ID. B. RICHARDS,
Aug ID 1y No. 228 Varck st. New York
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SAVANNAH, Ga, March 3, 1867.
MIR. G. W. AIMAR-Dedr Sir: A member OF
my family, suffering long from Dyspepsia, has
experienced moro relief from your ''Sara cenia
has ever tried. Itis most excellent for invigo-
rating the system and creating an appetite. !
regard itas decidedly the most beneficial Of all
dyspeptc remedies. Yours. very respectfully,
n. j. DARRELL.
Sold by all Druggists. General Agents, R1s-
LILY Il Co, 141 Chambers ST., N. T. April Q tIY
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,0RNA &ns a no

9e?s u. sofrSsasf ssEESsvs. BsahsfrnSrs. ls.i
sRDySp gsss 9g EA Z; & a,.,I9T -
sityAh n sAY MILE BtstionaTy ana portasit
SeeaIa Engines and sBoilera, dfiat Minis, Shin,
aSsnnsa aSis Msshnes 2SIss LssA sR fs
plies generally. and Manuiactarer-' AgefI
for every description Of Woodworking ~
chinery. Our Independent and Bimultanebs
Head-blocks. patented December Is, 1898, I'd
improved Friction Feed, patented JhlylS
onr Saw Mills stand unrivaled. EstiuAtesand
plans furnished, and contracts enfred into |
for the erection Of Circular, 0anaMusy or
Saah Mills. Correspondence sQtited, and
or otherwise. Buly SO1y
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LOW PRIOE99,

-9NO Wv Il EE&I0J6HSs
WTHITE DINNER SETS. new Limoge
Wv Shapes, l57 pieces, s25 Smaller size
sets proportonately low in prices
WHITE TOILET SETS, II pieces, SO. 90.
WHITE TEA SETS, A pieces, siO0.
GOOD WINE GLASSES, per dozen, 81 90.
All other goods i'll our line equally low. Goods
packed for tho country, or forwarded by Ex-
press, c. O. d.
WASHINGTON IIADLEY,s
Middle Cooper Institute Block,
Third and Fourth Ayes, between 7th and Sth
streets, New York.
Send Tor Illustrated Photograph and Cata-
logne of Limogo Dinner, Tea and Toilet Sets.
uielleo Iree. Oct Is 3mo
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spartanburg and Uni
Milea. Arriva sf.s..a.tt .ttSr5

Laurens Railroad New Schedule.
MAIL TrAins on tds Road run to
up and down Trains on GreeIHille and Colam-
cia Railroad, at Helena; lea1hg Laurens at 6
A. NJ, Tuesdays, ThursdaY and Saturdays.
ana leaving Helena at 1.So b III. same deye.
July 8 J.8. POwERAgSuperintend
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BAUGH'S RAW ROME
SUPER-PHOSPHATE of LIME

r AM now receiving my supplies of this MA
Il NUtE, and Planters can. rely upon getting
All thought from myself or authorized Agents,
| will gparapteeI as every cargo so solids ana.
lyzed ON arrival hefe. and tho high character
Of the Manure fully kept up:
J. N. ROBSON,
Sole Agent foh South Carolina, Nos. 1 and
Atlantic WSsrG Ohatleston.S. @.
R. O'NEALE d Son, Agents for Richapd
County. 81"
Prof. Shepard says of analysis mado October
IL, 1862 IA vameble Manure, and decidedly
superior to tho article of last year"
Experime ent made by M. c. NJ. Hammond, Of
Beech leland, g. O.. ?
NoMannro.;; 49,. ss7lbs. seed cotton pr acre
175bs. Por. Guano. 1913 " ":
IT'S lbs. Baugh's. i, ,4S9 '' {"
q Dec az t3mo
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Exchange of Bonds.
81 ID Ral,

IL ID @ @saa
CFfIcE CHARLOTTE, COLUMBIA l. A. R, r. Co,
COLUMBIA, s. c., November 1S, 1869.
THNHE Stockholders bf the Charlotte and
Il South Carolina, and tho Columbia and Au-
gusta Railroad Companies in joint Convention,
July ., 1869, having consolidated and nutho-
rizcd tho issuance by this Company OF its First
Mortgage Seven per cent. Coupon BONDS. 10
be used for the purpose of retiring tho Bonds
Of said two Companies, respectively, the un-
dcrsigned hereby gives notice of hiH readi-
ness to mako the Exchange Of the BONDS.
The Coupon due January ], 1870, will be at
for the purpose designated, will amount to
i,2Oo, 900. which is equivalent to lien Of only
abomt $1,000 per mile on this Compapy's road
a as mss better sn sesnTS h9S ed
either OF tho two Companies named, and are
confidently commended as one of The beat in
so9s no" 0sFsa M1ss N s ssuhsaa sse'
Charlotte, Columbia and Augusta E. r.
&@ea g go
GENERAL FREIoHT,N 4 TIcKET OFFICE
CotuMhIA, .. e., December %, 1869 .
VIE following Passenger Schedule will 20
4 into effect on this Road ON and after sun
DAY next, goth instant:
GOING NORTH.
Leave Augusta, at................. 4CO a. m.
% Columbia, S. c., at......... $40 a. M.
{. fhnsiar M,nnsDofe' &C. at II 40 a. IN.
Arrive at Charlotte, N. 400 q, M,
Making closo connections with Trains OF
North Carolina load for all points North and
East.
GOING SOUTH.
Leave Charlotte, II. c., at. ......... TO- SO n. nj.
chester, at 1.25 p. m.
:, Mihnsooro, ut ---- 2.57 p. m.
Coinmbla y. o., at..... 49,. 5.07 p. m.
arrive at Augusta. ............ 9.50:p. m
Making close connections with Trsins Of
Central and Georgia Railroads for Savannah,
and all points in Florida, Macon, Colunibus'
Montgomery, Mobile. New Orleans, Selma
Chattanooga. Memphis, Nashville, Louisville,
Cincinnati. ST. Louis, and all potpts South and
Palace Sleeping Cars ON all Night Trains.
Through Ticke cts sold, and baggage checked 10
all principal points. "a :,
aB Passengers by this route GOING NORTH.
have choice OF THREE DIFFERENT nouTIs.
G. BOUKNIGHT superintendent
E. r. DORSEY, General Freight and Ticket
Agent ;.rr''fil DEC 25
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PACIFIC GUANO COMPANY's
COMP. ACID PHOSPHATE OF Linz

For Composing with Cotton Seed.
IL .pany's Works, under the direction and su-
perintendcnce Of DR.. Ravenel 1t contains the
same clements Of fertility as Soluble Pacific
Guano, except that it is not furnished with
Ammonia: 1t is prepared expressly for COM
posting with cotton seed, which furnishes the
element Of Ammonia; the object being to rem
der that side product of the plantation availa-
bic to tho highest degree as an element of fer
tlllty. For further and particular information,
apply to the undersigned.
$45 cash. or $50 on 1st November 1870, for
approved city acceptance or other good secur-
ity. ]. N. ROBSON,
Agentfor South Carolna,
l and Atlantic Wharf, Cha rleston.
r. O'NEALE Il Son, Agents, Columbia, g. G.
JOHN 8. REESE, JR., General Agent, Balti-
more. .rr Oct 2G f3mo
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Mill Pond and Channel OYSTERS.

GUPPLIED in quantities to suit purchasers.
~ Orders from all parts Of the interior solicit
ed. Address Thos. McCrady, Agent, p. O.
Box 339 Charleston, s. G.
REFERENCEs:-James Adger & Co., Hon. J..
Is. Camphell. DR.. g. J. Ravcnei, David Jen-
nngs, McCrady * Son, w. G. Dingle, john Il.
Ryan. Oct a. 3mo
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Important Notice to Shippers.
Is Ga EW "a 61'''a

CHARLOTTE, COLUMBIA AND AUGUSTA R. R. Co.,
GENERAL FREIaHT AND TICKET AerFs OFr1cR,
vy,HE sEaRoARbi Eco5gRIAi g. S AsSS9st 32 1seS
IL FREIGHT ROUTE is again opened for
business and offers SUI ERROR ADVANTAGE
to the Merchants of Columbia and up coGntry
RATEs-NEW YORK TO COLUMBIA.-First
Class ,n Tl.95; Second Class s1:2O; Third Class
S1.10; Fourth Glass S0c.; Fifth Class Co.,, per
hundred pounds -
a5 Rates and Classifications to all other
points North, same as ola Charleston route.
The Steamship Lines connecting with and
forming part of the sea-board Inland Air Line
are as follows. BE CAREFUL AND STIR BY THEsE
LINES ONLY: ~ q
Boston and Norfolk Steamship Co.. !Rnd Of
Central Wharf, Boston-E. Sampson, Agent.
Old Dominion Steamship Co., Pier 81 North
River, New York-N. L. McCready, Prest.; Of
nee PhaSeesia sad Eesof
North Delaware Avenue, Philadelphia-W. p
Clyde, Agent.
Ann AnRameSsie Line, giG Delaware Rairoad
more Railroad, Philadelphia.
Baltimore Steam Packet Co., (Eay Line, foot
OF Umon Dock, Baltimore--R. T.. Poor. Agent.
So In shipping freight for Philadelphia be
es esreful to mark the packages and note on Bill
Clyde's Steamers, or ria Annamessic Line.
For further information address
Aug 13 General Froirh. md Ticket Agt.
DouIA OSsA onh0 o0lAOdV OVmptuy,
GENERAL SUPT'S OFFICE, SEPT. Is, 1869.
EN - I,sE GnIEFSsHsE THEfollowing Sche-
-. 411R 3kkse S14Na5s S.11ls4N-a5s dule for passenger
Trains will be observed from this date:
DAY PASSENGER TRAIN.
Leaving Columbia at. ............ 7.45 a. nj.
AfrlVitg Mt Columbia at........... 4.40 p. M
NIGHT EXPRESS TRAIN.
Leaving Columbia at ........ :. $50 p. IN.
Arriving at Columbia at. 4.45 a. m.
THE CAMDEN TRAIN
Will continue to run the following echedulo:
TRI-WERKLY.
tMondays Wednesdays and Satufdays.) 80
Arrive Columbia IL. 90 a. m. Leave 1. D. a.
DAILY (sUNDAYs EXCEPTED
Leave Camden 6. 5em Ar King villa 0 90 a m -
I've Kingville 8. p. m. Ar Camden COS D. M.
Sept 16 II. T. PEAKE. General Sup't