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Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1870-02-03
JEWFIRY
GL4ygkS GMED WATnHEEa

* THE subscriber takes this method or mfr.
"a ming his fiends aud customers tbat
49, he has on hand at his store neSt TO the odS
Tell1%s Asll, Newark Delaware, full supply Oh
will sell at reasonable rates. Repairing done Win
neatness and dispatch. lie also wishes to invite tbe
attention OF the public to llnnd rs ASSOC ted stoeL
toSinger's Sewing Machines as hehas obtained sh
agency; he is enabled 70 sell at Phadelpha nrices
and wiD offer a new ndIcement to customers f'S'
mario-6m w. ATMoBE WOODROW
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1870-02-03

THE MAIDEN WBow.-A Sequel to the
Family Doom or, the Sin Of Countess, is the
name Mrs. Emma D, h. N. Southworth's new
novel, now in press, and to be published In a
few days by t. B. Peterson & Brothers, Phila-
delphia. II will command very large sale, as
1t is one Of Mrs. Southworths most powerful
lywrtten efforts, exciting and sensational, and
is fully equal, if moi superior to The Family
Doom" "'fhe Changed Brides 1.-THE Brides
Fate" "Fair Play" and "How He Won Hers
which have proved to be five of the best novels
ever published, and which are having unprece-
dehted sales, for Mrs. Southworth, as a novelist,
stands at the head OF all female writer's. Her
conceptions are marked by originality, aud there
is purity and sweetness about her language
which give peculiar charm to her writings Her
characters are powerfully aud touchingy drawn,
and we learn to love them because they are more
natural than affected. "The Maiden Widow
WIN be issued in large duodecimo volume, and
sold at the low price or $1.75 in cloth or 81 so
in paper cover; or copies viii I've sent by mail,
TO any place, post paid, by the publishers, on re-
asipt Of the price ofthe work in letter to them.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1870-02-03
ELI ELIzA 4. E: DAVIS,
REGEsTRVs's oFFICI5

NEW UAnrLE UVunrr, January 18th, 1870.
| tOE the application of DAVID Is. HIGGINS
late Of ST. Georges Hd in said County, de-
IL ordered and directed by Register that tue
L1ecutors aforesaid give notice Of the granting Of
netteIs parliamentary, upon the estate of 1rut "a
ceased with the date OF granting tha1eof by causing
saVeItisemenn TO be posted within forty DAYS frnr
we uate OF such Letters, I'm six of the most pubIo
plsces o. the County of New Cagte requiring ali per
sons having demands against the estate Ia nrssonf t
same, or abide by an Act of Assembly In s,ch casa
hi a snd provided And also cause tho same 10
Renmhla, "ltnin the same period, IN the Delaware
snu 70 oe continued l therein two months.
)fSN SYen under the hand and Seal Of ofice-of
sors gastie County aforesaid, The day and wear
NOTICE. AN persons having elalms aSstEnst H.
estae o. me deceased must present tho same duly AZ
W. " Tue executor on or before january III 17l
srsISsa 1"e ACT OF Assembly In such case made and
P'''u' DAVID b. HIGGINS,
MARY HIGGINS.
Address. vy,,,n,,,,.o -, Executors
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1870-02-03

:, Mrs. Harold recently become insane from re-
liglous excitement, in 10 Davies county, IN.
and committed suicide by cutting her tbroa.
with razor last Tuesday. Two of her daugbt
leIs attempted to prevent her from killing her
self, and enc of them was badly cut in The hands
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1870-02-03

- good farm sitrAted in Pencader Hun
ssssn dred, about two miles from Klrkwood. on
lAshAk the Delaware Railroad, and about the same
tains 1893 acres about 30 OF which In thrifty
young timber; the bslnnce being divided into 1--WE
neds and two lots, with water ineach. Tho soil IL
Ia good condition and easily improved. There - an
orchard of 2nOO peach trees, 5000 OF which will be
comfortable house, large barn, RranaTy, Sc. ANY
I,~r-vr " ictfing 70 view The property VIII be shown
the same by the nbscrib or residln thereon,
jan3-ttA SYLVESTER ID, TOWNSEND
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1870-02-03

TfKEATED with The utmost success BY Or. y.
4 IsAAcs, M; D., and Professor Of Diseases Of the
OF Pennsylvania, l2 years experience (formerly 81
Legion. Holland No. sos Arch Street, PbIladel
theeity and country be seen at his ONCE n 4.
medical faculty are invited to accompany their M
Rtion. - i ia tl nm
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1870-02-03

az littshurg, on Thursday, two strangers en-.
s'a6a the Third National Bank, and Obtained
S5zvo on check for $4,000 on the Corn Ex-
snepse flBkof New York, which was subse.
gsentiy, discovered tobe forged. They also OBJ
on similar forged check. Both ESCAPED
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1870-02-03

Erpnn, a, NEW SASrLE COUNTY, Dec 4 1850 y
| roN the application Of MARY ANN RaBg,Et,,
A1ndpsS ~ Of MARY RILEY late OF wIirnnpton
directsd K, ~ sag oonnty deceased tits ordered and
" tne Register that the EkecutTjr otar
tsrS gS notice OF the grantngof Letters Testamen
az apon the estate of the de ceased with tho DIV.
sa Titain forty days from tho date ii ssc6 III
W. ~ y tie most public places of the County Of
s,a1s - requiring all persons having demand
~, s tne estate TO present tho same Or abide nv s
And also csns. ~ such case made and proYided.-
40 ~ aiso cause the same TO be Inserted within tba
na pem,1u, IN the Delaware Republican, newsna
tbars,n tt IN Wilmington and to be continued
)fS Sisen under the hand and Seal of oaBco NJ
l S e .h,eglstet aforesaid, at New Castle In New
abovs Isue county aforesaid, the day and year
estst. os ~, persons having claims against IN.
tested ~ n ueceased must present the same duly an
made 81 and abide the act Of Assembly in sneh case
MARY ANN BARRns r
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1870-02-03

Cash and Only for cash.
s75n The subscriber Wishing to bring uaa86n
EI1t4Shls business to an exclusive cash eys-#WW
HessEl tenn will, from October list, 1892, rev wv
duce the prices on all his goods, and will of.
fer great bargains 70 the eople Of st. Georges and
surrounding county by buying entirely for cash and
selling for cash, Will enable me 10 sell at . much
smaller profit. Determined to sell goods very cheap
solicit all who want cheap goods for cash to call aud
past favors and hope they will continae their support
on the new plan. W. E, JANYlkht.
st. Georges,D
Cash paid for grain at full market rates
The celebrated Doty Washing Machine and Gre
yer q Baker Sewingmachines, AZ s,
st. Georges, Dol.
BOOTS AND SH0ES.-Can and examine my
stock Of Roots and Shoes for the fall trade which
offer cheap for cash, W. III. JANVlEHa
st. Georges, Del
KeFTseys, al WwooIl at Accents Per "a
Prints, sto "a
And all goods in the Dry Goods line in the same
proportional pr Ice. Such Bleached SheetiDgs and
Shirtngs, white goods, Domestlcsy Wool FlaDnels,
Kerseys, Sattlnets, Jeans, &C., together with full
line of Hosiery, Gloves and Notions; otfer Az the
above goods for cash. determined TO sell cheap.
Give mo call. Good stock OF Blanket Shawls.
ReRdy-made clothing on hand At very low rates
w. e. JANVIER,
soft st. Georges Del.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1870-02-03

. IaE'NEw FfFTY CENT NorEs.-By order OF
oscIeIaIy Bpitwell no more Of the new fifty.
sent currency. will be Issued. This l. In conse.
gqeneeEloI the notes having been counterfeited-
seW assigns viii be made and transmitted to the
.engrayets can accomplish the work. w '"'
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1870-02-03
FOR SALE on RFYT



NO. 222.
E.sA Built during last spring; dine Uressed hr,.t
d. mont, three stories, having eyetI
- and all the modern impfoyemY i,ts Tbe hns3
materials were used, and the w0rk dons nv The g ~
under my own supervision. FS ~ '"o uay
Front 81 teeti 26feetdeep, with seven fea, nor a.,
the oentrei large bay window b. southern nar,, y,
back building 50 feet deep by IS feet vide ' Iot
deep, all on level with west street, Vine az I1
under the whole buildngi registers ii every rom,
arranged for hoater BATE room with hSs ana c1b
water: Tss building wasput up in the most sS SI,u
stantal manner and contains eleven rooms an 4
commandeone Of tho most Delightful views q, ~ ~
Delaware and Chrstiana rivers. Large side va ard
planted with hovrshing eyargreens and sbrubi,eyyy
o ahe properly VIII be sold ebarganand on accom-
Der Of years Those desiring 70 buy are Tean au
70 call and examine The house Apply TO ''
4. Ill" r. Ri DAVID WOOLMAN
( D. 49,. ..,y- Ill Orange Street vii
ean nave "a rect Possession given Immediately IL
N~--l W. nnys-tf
en- Bags Of Coffee Of the finest onaijfIes. ma
W. Government Java, Ceylon, Laeuvra Maricsi
DO and Old Rios, Wholesale and retail At less tbar
Fniadelphia wholesale prices, by @-A''
lanaIt wM.H. PIERCE.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1870-02-03

GCf1fs.s~~ The subscriber offers al Priypte
NtlHA.ls....A Sale his mlll property eituated III
~ ChrsthDa Bundred, che nile west OF
Ia lIfssiha1 Campbell's Shops, on the Renneft
se1ssHss pike, ntaining about II acres OF
land. Ihe mil is IN good repair and doing good
business. Tile dwelling Is now, and contains eleven
rooms, good si1hlo, sns house, Gr TheTe Is good
orchard gnd ether fruit. Terms aecomnodatinR'
uecz-lm KEECE PYLE
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1870-02-03

Il cures with ragidlty unequalled by any other
feineuy Oneredfor Throat and Lung Diseases II Ia
recommended by over 1000 persons IN WiImlnoton
ana hundreds In Philadelphia. Baltimore and otbef
S w tuu communities throughout the country
tnele y not with few exceptionsj family ii Il Al
it VINO VIII be without It II possible 60 procure
ns popularity arises from the fact that II universal
cures an vine use it. There Is no Of Coughs,
RIood5, oUse IhT9at, Asthma, Bronchitis, Group,
DDIoou.slhttlng, Hoafseness, and even Pnlmanic
O9nsq,nption, where the system is not broken uown
Win tne wear OF he disease, or pretended fnedi
MI NOT cure II carefully used according 60 dire q
ions we guarantee II all we represent il 10 he.
nnu lnvite a trial from the afflicted everywbepaeI
Pree % sens medium size and 81 largo size bottles
FtePAfqdonly by j. NJ, SIMMS, N. n
~ Sft Practical Organic Chemist
r 18th and Kings Streets
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1870-02-03
II 4 II Al

IN ms city, on the 18th inst, Florence b., daugh-
yer "i ames =. and Mary Hawkins aged years
n lhM city, on the 2oth inst Charles O. son OF
mon dsick ana Sarah j. Courtney, aged fourteen
l., II 2 this CITY, on January q, Mrs. Elizabeth Wright
IN tLo 18th year Of her age. 1850
IN THIS city, on the 25tll of January Mr. OaYn.
rine A. Burgle, in the TSth year Of her age
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1870-02-03
view OastIe Lumber ward.
SELLING OUT.

mk21v Great chance to get bargains. Tho sub
E&N scriber intending to renquish the InerraI,.
M tile business at St. Georges, is now Offering
IN, his stock Of goods a. very low prces,and
goods must be sold by March goth, 1910 Cnii an1
get goods cheap. Why pay high pr Ices when tLev
are ohorhd for low Price. w. u. JANVIER
jaH0 ST C}eorgcs X,
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1870-02-03
WANTEn,

a Animation as book-keeper by gentleman who
~ can give good Recommendations As 10 character
and capacity, Apply att this Office. janls-h
, wANTEp.-A wheelwrisht to take shop and
house in tho country. Asply %
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1870-02-03

nEGKsTER,s OFFICE.
NEW CASTLE COUNTY, December 3Oth, 1863
Tpon the application OF Mary s. Woodward & Sarah
~ y ENGLAND, of the State OF Pennsylvania, Exec
utofs Of Elizabeth Stroud, lars of Wilmington City
OF said COMPREHENSIVE ordered and directed bS
te that the Executors sforesaid give notice
or the granting of Letters Testaentary on the estate
ofte deceased, with the date ofgvantng thereof by
causing advertisements to be posted within forty dayp
from the 2ate of such Letters In sx OF the most pube
places Of the County OF New Castle requiring ali per
sons having demands against the to present the
Same, or abide by an Act of Assembly In such case
made and provided. And also cause the same to be
inserted, within the same period In the Delaware Re
publican, q newspaper published in Wilmington and
70 be continued theredn two months. -
Nt~~) Givenundeg the hand and Seal OF Of1ce of
}S.S the Register aforesaid, at New Castle, IN New
- Castle County, aforesaid, the day and ysar
above written b. GIBBS, Register.
NoTICE.-Al persons having claims against the
Estate Of the deceased must present the same duly
attesten, 10 theExecutors on or before Deoembey
eOth, 1870, or abide tine Act of Assem- bly, in suob
case made and provided.
MARY s. WOODWARD,
SARAH $. fHGLAND,
Address 4O7 West sth Street
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1870-02-03

The ANNEXATION OF GREAT BRITANNIA
handful, or poster has been issued in Great
Britain, proposing as ga remedy for the existing
distress" in London, "that proper and lawful
means be adopted to effect the an nexation be-
tween Great Britain and her COLONIES and the
United States of America" The paper gives as
the result OF annexation that the risk of war
would he taken away by the removal of jealousy
and Dsl ieeil5e, ana that the savings from the
reduced military expenditure could be applied
TO amelorate the condition of the poor. The
handful says, also, that project is on foot to
promote annexation by meetings, lectures, the
press, &c.
We qcote the above from the Philadelphia
Ledger OF the 18th Inst, The measure q. the
annexation of Great Bri' ain aud her colonies To
the United States and the formation Of u Great
Anglo Saxon Confederation, Is the same recon-.
inended by Ex-Aldenpan Francis Vincent, OF
THIS city, In 1865 In hisN essay to the London
Gobden Club, competing for The gold medal Of.
iered by them "fOr thu best essay, on The best
way Of developing impm az 80, ticial and com,
mereial relations betwep ~ Great erltale md the
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1870-02-03

SdLes.-The following sales arel advertised 10
.ne hEf .!-s As.....-------,s<s@ Feb. l.
John Larlir', H0use, 2,
p. q J. Mchahen, Pencader Hid. 2.
Robert Montgomery, St. Georges,1 6.
Pussy W. jackson, Chrisliana HID 8.
Michael Kane, s.
James Ogam, Pencader Hl 8.
e. & T. Diehl, at Middleton, o.,
A. Reybold Nat. Hotel, Mlddletown, 8.
Peoples & Moore, Chrlsiana HID -" 10.
Jane q Isaac Cleaver, 81. Georges Hi II.
Rogers & Russell, New Castle Hid. IA.
r. Mailley, st. Georges Hd ~
Joseph Highfeld, Newark, &C" 10
John B. Keller, APPOINTMENTS Id. 80
Robert Stuart, New Castle Ud M,rcb .
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1870-02-03

ANY osr HAvfNa cLAIMs AGAINST TIVE UnIT-
En STATFs WILL FIND m TO THEIR ApvAHTAoh
TO sBrp STATEMENT OF THEIR CASE TO
J.E. DREW
COUNSELLOR AT LAW,
Solicitor before the Court Of Claims, 20.
as II St., Washington, ID. o. noyibu
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1870-02-03


English manifestations IlublkSS6. 10 the Ledger
arc to show their approt go of these resolu-
tons, and the essay espeSo as the words arc
exactly those used by NJ Vincent, and the
mode adopted Of leciprets and exactly such as
he recommended. He received several letters
from eminent Americans and Engishmen, on.
dorsing these views, amongst them one from q
leading and celebrated member of the British
Parliament. We shall possibly publish the
essay hereafter, II we can find room for it.
Mr. Vincent, by invitation, has also sent ar
essay to the European League of Peace at Paris
comprising similar views, to compete for the
prize of 5000 franks offered by them for the
best essay on Peace, the receipt OF which has
been Acknowledged BY their Secretary at Paris
Tue recommendation is that the union of The
anglo saxon by a representative Government
based on universal Suffrage, and then aantjltance
OF all State and nations that shall apply it, npor
condition that they teach English In their school,
so as TO have universal language.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1870-02-03

: I n =. ! m ------- = NTUFlSNE ~
1, Evan Rice, Cashier of The National Bank Of
Wilmngton& Brandywine do solemnlylswear that the
above statement is true to the best OF my knowledge
and belief IL, RICE, Cashier
STATE OF DELAWARE, CoUHTT OF NEw CAsrLE-
Sworn TO aud subscribed before me ttis26th day of
January, 1870
JOHN HENRY PUBL, N. P,
Correct, Attest tiEo. s. CAPELLE, J
JAMES Morrow Directors
L .TDNpa \ .s....l
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1870-02-03

Y Y " ,ssI.ssiS,S us in p,s,-
H. similar yesolutieus
TIE AnnlSxsay II
laaelphla, a moDthes
'ch, with the femslSs
q in the Repl,5ticda
Eere semitic the IIenl1
other Flglish nsrTs-
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1870-02-03

Lery CouFt.-This body will meet at New
Castle on Tuesday. The collectors, county
Treasurer, &c, will be appointed the present
felnitare-The furniture Of Il. b. Hance al
the Stockton House, in New Castle, sold by l..
w. stidham 4 Son, on Thursday last, brought
very good prices.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1870-02-03

e digestive gentlemen of experience
energy have united togetherto carry on the
business of carriage making at No. 900 King
street, as may be seen by advertisement in an
other column. By an association of skill and
capital they hope to succeed
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1870-02-03
ltEGINTER,N ilFlll m I

Addrasa yy,t..,.. Execute
.S-aui 80 Wilmington, del. iau19 nr1
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1870-02-03

Shot.-A Wilmingtonian visited Chester a
few days ago, and while examining a small III,
toll at the house Of Thomas Little, The weaTon
was accidentally discharged, and young coloref
man named Joseph Rotwell was severely wound.
iy Interested great laInented the occurrence.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1870-02-03

For Rent-AIessrs. William R. aud Evan F..
Film adysrtises for rent dwelling, two acres Of
land, with weelwrght and smith shop In the vii
lage of Newport.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1870-02-03
,REGIsFliIl's OFFTCE.

Address, Alexander Valentino 1Iausna,,t1
~ MlIlam 9. Valentino. 0Iaymont. deeis ~
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1870-02-03

intercollegiate James Grier Of Stanton. b
prepared to execute all orders for Dlllwrightiup,
machinery. Ho served an apprentlcesbin Viii
Jonas Miller, on the Brandywine, and he re S
to him and others for the character of bis work:
patudoie Property Montgomery willsell at
public SALE in the village OF st. Georges, on Sat-
nrday, the 9th ofFebrnary, avaluable house, and
iot, with tenant house, slaughter house, stables,
&c, See adv. S'''s''
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1870-02-03

Ha-YoUR ATTENTION LADIEs.-A. e L,
P IL are stu at their old stand No. sos King ST.
below Fourth. They have good assortment OF
Miilinlry Goods, which they are selling below cost
suit tue purchaser Dress and cloak making execut.
lowest market rates. jan2O-lm
BITTER PILL FOR Two SEWING MACHINE
AsRNTs:-i.The agents Of the Grover q Baker, Sing
er and Howe each LETT one Of their sewing machines
iat Miet George Simmons, In Newark, Delaware and
Ator thoroughly trying and testing tbs capabIlites
iot each OF them, on all kinds OF WORK she pnrchas-
ed the Howe, being iuy satisfied that 1t would per-
torn larger range OF work. and do It better there
tors rendering 1t the very best Family Sewing Ma
chtho- 1-m
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1870-01-29
SATURDAY. MoRNIxgS YE7 N UARYs .229.ss sss181o !.

/ COLUMBIA, S. C., January Ii, 1870.
To Me llembcrs 4fithe dAedic0 Pfefessio,s
Ts'of l.So'RA, Caro(iRa.3 asxryss
Il am instructed by a resolution adopted
by the South -Caralina- Medical >Asso-
ciation,' ut Its last meeting. ITO address
ii circular TO the most prominent medical
men in the Counties of this State, that
have M County organization, and urge
upon them tho formation of auxiliary
societies, and the appointment of dele
ga.t esl to tho annual meeting of the asso
ciation,' to be held in Columbia, ON the
9th OF March next 2aiG;
The duyis long since passed when ar
guments, We're demanded to support and
appeals were, required to enforce the nc
cessity Tor combined and systematic ef-
forts TO advance the ends ot medical
science, and to promote the interests Of
the medical profession. 10 make known
to you ihe isct that the South Carolina
Medical Association is revived. is to elicit
sfor it your hearty God-spead but 1
would, do. more. would impress upon
you the Importance of your prompt and
earnest corporation with us in our cf-
forts to further ts"grand designs. The
cndeavur may involve sacrifices on your
mart, but sucl, sacrifices are9temporary
/ -
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1870-01-29


TIE WAY TO lNcREAsE WAuRs.-A
great deal has been said OF late on the
subject "f the increase Of WAGES 1t is
clri;tird that wages are not high enough,
and that laborng men arc inadcuuately
paid for their services. In some cases.
this is doubtless tho fact but as gen
cr;l rule, VIC arc inclined to think that
good work will yield good wages. Hence,
we say, if sou desire to increase the rate
of wages, the first thing to do, is give
more work. Good work will always cam
mand good pay 1hc writer of this
article recently employed four laboring
mcn-Scotchmcn-who lave just ar
rived in the State We do mot exaggc-
rate when we say, that thus far, they
perform about three times as much work
as the laborcrs here generally do, aud
th,y do it far tctter These mcn are
worth three times MS much us those. and
they will gct it, just so soon as their
working qualities become known. Hence,
We say TO all-hish and low-rich or
.poor- mentally or physically-it you
want increase ofpay, first increase your
work - Columbid Ph~nir
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1870-01-29

The SoUTH CAROLINA R.tILRoAD.-
In the Senate this morning Jillson in
troduccd letter from George Allen, of
Camden, to him, enclosing a statement
of the rates of freight on the South Care
lima Railroad from Camden to Kinesville
since last September to date, and the
rates for the same articles over the roads
from the latter place to BAL imore. lie
says that his statement shows that "the
freight paid to the South Carolina Rail
road from Camden to Kingsville during
that period is more than onc.third the
cost upon he whole route, say six hun
dred and thirty seven miles. An exaa.i.
nation Of he items will show how exorbi-
tant are these charges, and how great is
their violation OF the restrictions imposed
by the charter of the South Carolina
Railroad Company" Shortly after this
letter was introduced, Jillson submitted
resolution, which was adopted, provi-
ding that the matter be referred to the
Railroad Committee, with instructions to
report bill to regulate the tariff or rates
of freight on the South Carolina Rail-
road.