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The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1871-03-10
OF MINES.

To II. j. BidIeman we are indebted
for the following statement. taken from
the County Auditors book OF the
yield of the mines of Lander county
for the quarter ending December 3l>t,
$50. the names OF upwards OF one
hundred mines appears OH the Asses
>ore books, the great majority ot which
are in the Reese River mining district,
which pays the lions share of the tax.
MANY OF the lots OF ore are quite small
and We have thought it unnecessary
to give them in detail.
The total number of tons of ore
worked paving ~ SO per ton was
4.GI9 tons I.r-o pounds. the total value
of which WAS $40i,5 f2 10.
Amount upon which tax was levied.
S222I, 49, -. Amount of tax. S5,045 90,
The number of tons working under
taxable rate was II tons and 1856
pounds. the total value of which was
Si.5I5 g..
The folIowiu, are the mines from
which were obtained the largest lots
of ore:
The Eureka Consolidated Mining
Company worked from their mines,
the Buckeye and Champion, 3,o3l
tons, averaging Sol per ton. Total
amount. SIn3.5>I 05.
The Gcide> 4 Bertrand. in Eureka
district. worked jtonsa and i0> pounds,
averaging Sl4o - per ton. Total
value. S~.tc}2 81.
The Jackson mine Il Eureka, work
ed Los tons. averaging SO per ton.
Total value. S5>.l 100.
The Nountain Boy. at Eureka. work
ed BOO tons, averaging so per ton.
pa value. SD. 600.
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MINES ON SNAKE RIVER.

4 correspondents of the Union. writ
ing from Snake river, February 10Th.
says:
Our mines are situated on the banks
of the river living hctV cen what i
known a. Rock and Dry creeks. a dis
lance of 81 miles, with several falls
VARYING from five to 80 feet in dpitth,
causing the gold to lie III large dclnoS-
its in many places. We have had a
remarkable mild Winter. The frost
is all out OF the @roUndand the miners
are all busy AZ work again. In many
places there are large Guarti;it> Of
rock to he removed 10 get at the pay
dirt. hut in the future the work VIII
be 50 artuouS, a. there are three
companies who have built dcrrickN ON
their claims, which give entire salts
faction wiki 0ne-thir'i the former cX-
pcn>c. Many others contemplate
putting tlIctn up in the Spring. This
season bids fair To he more rumunera-
tive to the miners than last. owing to
cheap labor. There are thousands of
claims here that are called wages dig
gingS, but when it takes - to pay the
MAJ L take out s. there i, no cncour-
a@ement for nm Il to work
their ground. Bat a. we have rc-
cindcd the bylaws prohibiting the
Chinese from mining i'll the district
this season no doubt all the ground
can be worked at Il profit. We VIII
want 1000 men by the first Of April to
work Il mines. The merchants are
ordering large stocks Of goods for the
trade. and We trust ere long 70
lively times on the river. Fer
sons visiting Il mines will find it
the most direct route To leave the
Boise road at Rock Creek Station and
take the road to Little Falls.
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1871-03-10

THE CHLoRAL HYDEATE WAR.-FOr
several months past the columns of
the San Francisco Chronicle have
teemed with denunciatiOns of the new
compound known as .'Thayer's Elixir
of Chloral Hydrate," while the Bulle-
tin and Call, on the other hand, were
quite Jealous in making known and
defending the wonderful medical
properties of this powerful and poison
GUS drug. The Chronicle in its issue
of the Sth crows over the Bulletin and
Call, as those journals have Withdrawn
their extended advertisements and
confess that the compound is one of
the most subtle and dangerous known
in the materia medica. The Bulletin
and Call have done much to extend
the sale and use of this poison,
andthe Bulletin now devOtPs q column
to an apoIgy for the course it pursued
under q mistaken idea. The sudden
death of several persons in San Fran
from the use of chloral hydrate
made it impossible longer to deceive
the public, and the defenders of the
use OF the poison were compelled to
make a virtue of necessity and confess
they We're uninformed upon the sub
iect of which they protested to know
so much.
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1871-03-10

PRETTY COOP FOR n TERM.-At
the last term of the Municipal Court
in San Francisco eighteen out of TWEEN
tv-one Cinnamon charged with crime
were sent to the State Prison. These
are the quiet, inotlensive people We
hear so much about in the Chinese
organs in California, who are to pay
no taxes in the future for the support
of the State government. notwith-
standing the state Prison is crowded
with them.
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The London Saturday Review says:
''The whole history of diplomatic
transactions between England and
America consists of aggressions and
threats on the part of the United
States, too often provoked by English
pliabilitv. If Overbearing rudeness
proves to be once more successful, it
may be predictedthat the next demand
will extend to the annexation of the
English dominions in North Amer
ica."
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Che al2j(n STATE 3roister.
CARSON CITY:
friday, March 10. ISL.

THE New CoNGRESs.-Of the new
Congress, III are members of the
Inst House and III are new mem
bers five ofthe members are negroes,
one being 4 member of the late
aoly. Vermont and Massachusetts
return their old delegations entire,
while Mime sofa and Rhode Island
are the only States with more than
one representative that return all new
members. There are two members
named William WilIiains-onc from
New York, the other from Indiana.
New York sends two named Roberts
one from the Fifth and the other
from the Twentv-first District one is
y Republican and the other a Demo
crat. Pennsylvania sends two named
Nyers-one from the Third and the
other from the Sixteenth District. Two
are named Rogers. two Stevens, two
Foster. two IiazeIton, two Speer, two
Wilson. two Harris, two Butler, two
Brooks, two Rice, and three Smith.
The name of Jones has disappeared-I
and for the first time in many years
/ he name of Washburne appears hut
not a member OF the Illinois or
Maine Washhurn family appearing on
the list for the first time in fifteen
years.
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THE FOREIGN INSURANCE BILL
The law requiring foreign insurance
companies to purchase and put up
fifty thousand dollars in State bonds
was yesterday deposited with the See
rotary of State. This bill has hung
fire for several days, even after it was
signed by the Governor, as a deter
mined effort was made to defeat it.
There is much agony and crashing
If teeth among the Cheap john in
SIIrance companies who are not viii
ing to put up that amount. and they
threaten 10 withdraw from the State
and leave US al the mercy of death
and the devouring elements. The
sooner they leave the better, a we
have no confidence in any company
that is frightened and appalled, at be-
ing required to deposit the paltry sum
of fifty thousand dollars when they
profess to be worth millions.
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arrival al any illlle
ora6le gentlemen who left us for a
short season to ru>ticate at Carson.
lneE VIII return G0Veret Wlih-a Gear
thair co,ntrI onnJ .nr.n Thoo TaIn-
CATION from White Pine we hope is
Inherent from that OF Storey county,
nt E;r-inia w 70 iaaro nc nIn,hos
upon their lines or a stick of wood
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1871-03-10

For STATE PRINTER.-J. +. Linthi-
cum. a long and well tried sentinel on
the watch tower of constitutional De
mocracy. is announced as a candidate
for State Printer in California. Mr..
i%.inthicum was long connected with
the Marysville Express, IL of the
soundest exponents of Democratic
principles on the coast, and has at va
rious times and places through the
columns of different journals, shed his
light upon the dark waters of Radical
ism in that State, until at last he has
the proud and cheering satisfaction of
seeing the principles which he has 50
zeaIousiy defended recognized as the
dominant sentiments of the State, and
rewarded accordingly. If consistency,
devotion and ability are entitled to
reward, then Mr.. Linthicum should
he chosen to The place to which he
a%>lires.
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NJ OF Z

INTHESECeED JUDICIAL DISTRICT COURT
of the State of Nevada, in and for the county
Of Ormsby. - the matter If the estate OF HENRY
ST. kNOTiI. deceased Pursuant to an order of
said Court this day made and entered of record,
upon the petition Of Sieho Muntinga, notice Is
hereby given that WEDNESDAY, the 22d day of
March, A.. d. 1871. at 10 o'clock a M. of SAID day,
and the Courtroom Of said Court, at the Court
house in Carson City, Ormsby county, Nevada,
have been appointed SIS the time and place for
proving the viii Of Henry Stlcknoth, deceased,
when aud where any person interested may appear
and contest the same.
I. j. EDWARDS. Clerk.
Dated March 9, ISL. mhI0-10t
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1871-03-10

\ BILL THAT OUGHr To 81 VETOED.
The Legislature passed a law au-
thorizing a survey to be made Of our
boundary line along the southern part
of the State, and appropriated ten
thousand dollars for that purpose.
Now as California would not recognize
the survey when made unless It was
represented, at the same time. the sur
vey would lie utterly worthless for
any purpose and would cause an use
less expenditure of money. The bill
is now i'll the hands of the Governor,
and should be suffered to remain
there without signing.
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1871-03-10

4 SoUND PLANK N THEIR PLAT
FoRM.-The seventh resolution in the
New Hampshire Democratic platform
is eminently sound on the question of
monopolies and corporations. It reads:
An honest and economical admins
tration Of the Government for the
good of the people and not in the in
terests of monopOlies, thieves and
plunderers Of the public treasury and
the national domain" The Democracy
of the old Granite State are again in
arms, and Will make a gallant standin
the April election. The fight in that
State, as elsewhere throughout the
Union, is narrowed down TO a contest
between the people and the corpora
tions and bloated m~onopolies.
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2 REWARD!

nHE ABOVE REWARD WILL BE PAID FOR
the return of " Gushing on Parliamentary
ecislation. !" a book taken from my desk in the
Senate CHAMBER. FRANK DENVER.
Carson City, Mach S, 1871. Iah9-f
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1871-03-10

Three men claim to be Lieutenant
Governor of Florida. and the dispute
is distracting the Supreme Court of
the state.
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WILL o BIZ AN INDEPENDENT CAN
DIDATE.-It has been charged by GER
tain Democratic papers in California,
the Reporter among the number, that
should Gov. Haight fail to obtain the
Democratic nomination he will run on
an independent ticket as an anti-sub-
sidy candidate. This the COlusa Sun
emphatically denies on the authority
Of Governor Haight himself, who
asserts that he never had a thought Of
being anything else but a regular
Democratic candidate, and should he
fail to get the nomination., will do all
in his power to secure the election Of
his more successful rival.
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1871-03-10

BIG EXPENsE.-The cost of publish
ing the Washington Globe, containing
the debates of Congress, is sl,9l3, each
day.
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1871-03-10

MignOnne Lolita Crabtree, the com
medicine, was baptized and received
into the Episcopal Church at New
Orleans a few days ago..
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1871-03-10

y Swedish immigration company
has been inauEuratcd in Florida. Sev-
eral Swedes have arrived already, and
more will probably follow soon.
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1871-03-10

A man in Indiana was SO bothered
corns that he committed suicide.
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1871-03-10

\ man in oxford. Illinois. who was
bitten by a ratt!esuake seventeen
years ago, is still taking whisky to
the bite.
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1871-03-10

The 1st of May has been fixed by
Her Naje~,v'S Commissioners for the
opening of the London International
Exhibition OF ISL.
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French heels have been nearly entirely

y French heels have been nearly entirely
discarded in Oil City The side walks
bel, 3 made of RATED lumber, and full
Of peg holes, the girls frequently found
their heels fast, and whole section of
sidewalks had to be torn up before they
could continue their promenade. Tho
authorities have passed an ordinance
lately requiring every sidewalk owner
to keep set of jack screws and pulley
blocks on the premises, in readiness for
such accidents. ~ ftuspiAe Herald.
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the
maybe
hands. tool
all
weasedf
monthly
lat
0 al
LOCK and D O. PElXOTTO
the
lay Of fdraving N 'NO~'
nbe essued. - '.0o 'N"A
fNa Nation lBank "AN '''-'NN"N
tin
E. G.
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THE CAROLINA HOUSE
Depos,its Of 81 and Upwards Receiyed,

IETEREST ALLO WE'D AT TEE RATEtsE
SEVEN PER GENT. PER 1EEUE.
ON UERTIFYCA1 ES OF Deposit
r AND SIX PER GENT. COM.
:. 80 FOUNDED EVERY 9IY
~ ~ ',MONTHS ON ACCO UNITS.
OFFICERS.
VIM. Martin, President.
5obn 5obn p. E. Tsoma: rslmes; vice-presidents.
A. g Brenizer, Cashier.
j. 81. Sawyer, Assistant Cashier, l
charge OF branches.
john O. B. Smith, Assistant Oashier.
- tUNA. Ujy6ctOro. ~ l-t'
n9 Wade Hampton, William Martin, 4. O. Has.
hell, p. W. MoMsstef, John p: Thomas e. II.
Helnitsh, John B. Palmer; Thomas E. Gregg.
7'a ;. Eli Gregg, Marion. hr
G. T. Scott, Newberry.
". G. Mayes, NewbeYry.
B. 81. Rutledge, Charleston.
Daniel Rsvenel, Jr.. Charleston.
9Hecliknfcs, Labofers, Clerks, Widows. Or.
lphAns and others may here deposit their say.
fng6 and draw . liberal rate Of interest ere.
on. Planters, Professional Mon and Trueteep
yiahjng to draw interest on their funds until
t1ey require them for business or other pur.
poses: Parents desiring to set apart small
sums for their children, and Married Women
end Minors (whose deposits can only be With.
yrawn by themselves, or, In case OF desth, by
their legal representative Wishing 60 lay
aside funds for future use. are here afforded
an opportunity Of depositing their means
where they will rapidly accumulate, and, ct
the same sime, be s1bject to withdrAwalwhels
keeded. Aug 10
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CENTRAL NATIONAL BANK
OF COLUMBIA. 8. c.
Present Capital, $15O,OOO.

EroHo0C CaplCA1, SlbO,OOO.
AUTHORIZED, CAPITAL. sbe0. 1000.
OfTIoRRs.
John =. Palmer, President.
A. g. B-eniser, Oaehter.
y. n. q. Butt, Assistant Cashier.
.. Ell gregg, John B. Palmer, F. W. Mchas.
scr, u. ID. Sem, Of h. D. 6enn Son; G. W.
Beardeh, 0f Copeland Bearden; r. L, BRYAN.
oS Bry an McCarter; W. O. Swafield, OF r.
d w. O Swafield.
r. ". MoMaster, Solicitor
INhiS bAnk 10 now open for the transaction
<. OF general banking business.
CKRTIY1oATEs OF DKPos1T of currenov or
coin, bearing interest At the rate Of seven M
per cent per annum, in kind, will be Issued.
Deposits from County Officers especially 40.
ltoited; also, from Trustees, Ada,snisfr0fors
Exeoutoys, Pr0fessiOnai Men, and Others
Particular attention given to accounts of
Caty and Country Merchants. and other busi.
ness men, and the ususl accommodations e1.
tended.
Notes, .BAs Of Exchange. and other evi.
dences Of debt discounted, and money loaned
on collaterals.
Stocks. Bonds, Gold, Siluer bough, and sold.
:, Mu1aated Currency purchased at small
discount.
Sight Drafts drnton direct on al the promi-
nent places in England, ireland. Scotland,
france. Germany, Belgium. Holland, Den.
mark and the Orient Letters Of Credit issued,
] ayable in any Of the above places
Drafts on al the prominens cities In the
United 6tates bought and sold.
Banking House opposite Columb Hotel.
Open from to8. Feb 28 ~
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B Ii0V!iG % BQee' k.la0tAG} u t.ttll.f -
lAkCN IN yibNof the influx OF, vi.
- = stsoss g Colqpbia, ospasioped
PrplFisipE u ROSES HpTEL % oclSipdsd
t64fe-dpe1 his seStabi iilhment5 fora 'socom-
motettan Of the puhiia at once, and therefore
mede for its aate or ee,,, .,n,s5to s....iyi
The hotel will hencetqry4rd be, conducted
as . frst class house of ehtertainment, aud
special provision will be mad6 for the comfort
and convenience Of zamilies.T 4'liofal
Carriages and an Omnibus will be found at
every arriving train. uo w. E. ROSE. .
AuRtbt 80
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Thaj Song o1 tharCserksaTcm
VIII SsaS aga was i1ss ns,s3 'i3on ID ., s,u
:sss s%sy ass s
Never an end TO his work. -. .e:'o ''t' ::
T1s t9ng 9ng ss ssy ssass ssslR HE night
=. IL DSA. sn l, l'.;H % ia ,fj !, s,i,a.r
The coln@as Of. do!lara end cents; ssoi s:.,i .
and work, work, wozs, .liH.rsp. .wu.t
Eor tha pititul reoompense. Il,
s..ASdbe : merch ants olsrk. rs s.isl Il i....
S',s To ses s'ss through sia'v With endes, work ITO"
"Sro; From Hasa; MORN TGnh I'll ists sss night; "
Workswork, work, q. I.h IAlfoi 10
{, Your entries must be right ;agl ai.,ad
Dimes, dollars and cents, .. oi Aa
Oente, dollars and dimea, a,dsl lea5 gr
Till the Leart 10 siok and brain henumbed,
- And blotted your ledger nnee. =
Work, work, work,
Journal, ledger and cashi
Work. work, work,
Thfongh"ut the hustle and crash
The hurry -burly Of life,
To preserve poor body and soul
Willis your children and wife
Are starving, and freezing with cold.
OIL men, II you have hearts
Hearts not made OF stone
Nay the psngs 81 advarsity's darts,
-Ns'se find In those hearts sthone!
Writing for bread and meat. +
Wsiting at onos with = double pen,
, A. "balaDce" and winding sheet!"
Add, add, sdd, ~ ~ y1 f'.
Tho columns tedious and long; Se
Yet Ills sinot dollass yop'te adding mp,
Though dolorous is y6ur song;.
Add, add, odd, a ~. "2sd 3n'onnt 3".
Till your brain With fever Is rife; '
The columns you are adding mp
Are the 'precions moments OF Hfc' e'.'" =. y.
Work, work, work. .;rar, lfes ,sY,o 5. ~.
Work, and tho right pursue; ,aa -Jt
There 70 Book whore entries are made
Double entries for you.
Work, work, work, tI1l2a. 4 ~
And meekly bear your cross; .l,,
Your credits are ali on the profit side,
Your debts on the side OF lossi II, Il
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IHIo OOMIAN1 oners the following IMFOhTANT AUVANT1
about EXPECTING INSURANCE ON THEIR LIVES:
Rates. being per
mutual companies
Each Policy regarded sokhcder the extent
Policy will
holder owning equal the Capital Stock
Every Policy issued by the Company nontAb contains
e Value.
Before suring Life accepting The Agency Of Company
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Climb Fish.

American Climb Fish.
z$@A A DELICIOUS relish; better
sad much cheaper than Sard;nos. For sale
Sy h. HOPE.
CROOKS, BONDS and COUPONS bought
= and sold by D GAMBRII.L. Broker.
Bakers Superior Cod Liver Oil.
4 @ DOZEN Bakers COD LIVER OIL, for
IL sale, Wholesale and retail. by
Dot cot q. H.HKINITsH. Druggist.
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Guns. Pistols Etc.

Metige and Foreign Wines.
GOUPPERNONG, Concord, Sauternr, CIa.
~ ret, Champagnes, just received aid Tor
sale low, by f. HOPE
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Greenville and. Columbia Railroad.
COLUMBIA, 3. O., MARCH 1, 1871.
6@ ID d.3s' oS .9s .Sa sf,Sr 1aiio.ins this
schedule will be run daily, Sundays excepted:
Leave Columbia aAt................. z 90 a. m.
Alstcn. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 0.10 q. m.
Newberry.. IL. .15 a. m.
Cokesbury.. y................... 800 p. m.
oeiton. ............... 600 p. m.
A1f1Vo al o1eenVlue. :.:........... $50 p. m. Z.
DOWN.
Leave GreenVule at.. 10 q. m.
Belton. ................. 8 05 q. m.
CokesDnry. ..............I 1907 a. IN.
Ahhsv1lle.. ................... 10 q m.
Newberry.. y.................... $50 p. m
Aston: .....:................. 405 p. m.
ArriVe ~ Columbta.. 6.66 y. nj.
THOS. DODAMFAD. General Sup
ID. T. BARTLETT, General Ticket Agent.
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Charlotte. Uolumbia snd Augusta b. 3
40 T., sUPERINTENDENg,s, 0EyxOR. 4
.ll Z OoLuAbiA, 8: O., August {, 1871.
8& a EGedaaais ON. snd after SUNDAY
~ = - - ext, eth inst, ths follow.
ing schedule will be run oYaRthis road: "a !,
y. GoIHo NosTN.fO 10 ,rE;ii
ne.vs Augusta. !!sin hs, Ffs!a soos. fc e.
Leave Coiumbis. -, g. 90 A. M:;n III. 90 p. n.
Arrive Oharlotte. -. AIS p. Nj K 20A.K.
Leave ob.r,o..e oe.sG .asSE ;sSqE. M2i, ~ SIS H.
Leave Coiumbis. !: :i.ssP. NJ 2.so1: X.
Arrive -Augusta. -. ESQ P.tM.r. !TS0A.M.
No. i Train dailyv No.ia Train daily, 6tln-
days excepted. Both tesins make cloae pon-
II sssss snd %sss
to al principal polntAI 9tanidxfd 1imeAWa ash
ington City time, 10. mihuts fsiter than this
city. E. ?. ALtX!AERERi ass,eEal app!
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Summer Schedule 8. & u. r. r,
Change of Schedule.

Change Of Schedule.
WILMINGTON, COLUMBIA & AUGUSTA R. r. Co :,
WILMINGTON, N. O., August 6. 1871.
- so1sd1;E1 ArdEE this .ns.Sn;s date TIL, thS
be run by trains on this road:
DAY ExPREss TRAIN [DAILY.1
Leave Wilmington tUs;ca DapotI $50 A. III.
Arrive at lorence............... 913A. III.
Arrive at Kingsville.. IL 20 P. NJ.
Lesve KinRsville. le................ 9.10A. NJ.
Arrive at Florence..... ......... e CO p. n.
Arrive at Wilmington... ........ 8 80 p. NJ.
NtoHT K1PRKss TRAIN, SUNDAY ExoEPrRD.
Leave W.l.ntcs.ee. ?1nP n
Arrive At Florence. 1.34 A. NJ.
Arrive Ct Kingeville.. ............. 8 As A. NJ.
Leave HtnRsville. ........ 345 P. NJ.
Arrive at Florence. II 05 p. M.
Arrive at Wilmington. -. 8 so A. n.
Aug 8 JOHN @. WINDER, Genr Hup't.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1871-11-01

Meals farnishad at all hours at PoLLooKs'.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1871-11-01

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SS@ HI }. Change 81 SCHEDULE ss.
and after sunday, 1iIR fHatsnt: ;,
Z Hail And fiss1faka TaaIR. 'lf' ~
Leave Columbia ht.il1.,l;. q. ...:.7A0 m
Arrivent Charleston at ..S 20 p m
Leave eCharleston sx x,,p 40 m
rriye at Columbia vt. ..:.........,. $40 p 10
NIoHT E1PREss; 'FRE1dHT AND AccoflM6DAT1oH
:. iftG TRAIN, (hundays exoepted?] W
Leave Columbia st.. .s.s,...., 1850 p m
Arriye af Oh arleston at. !rs. ..B,4b n
Lehve Charleston at. ITO o M
Arr1ve at Columbia at...... 600 q m
Camden Accommodation Train will con
tinue TO run to CollublsSsss iormerly-Mon-
days, Wednesdays and Saturdays.
&. l.. TYLER, Vice President.
b. b. P1cKINs, General Ticket Agent.