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The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1871-02-09

u. e. r. Fs ETtsE offers his profession
Il services the public. He will con-
niue TO give n special attention to tn treamen,
Of " diseases pecniiar TO females Arrangement
has been made that patients can procure board
ut twenty five dollars per meath.
Office on Augusta street, second door above
Spectator building, and diagonaily opposite the
drug store of DIR. d. P. Reese & Co.
Office bours from to Il o'clock a. m. and z
TO 6 O'Clock, p. 1t night he can be found al
his residence opposite the old market house.
sent 22-6m
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!StUisaetoaa Cards.
2 : J.
. va AVER rs.

4 y va A AaEa il4S, ~ ttll.g - = .It.5l.
as D.: Green Front Building, nearly opposite
D. A. Kaysers, Maia street.. Staunton. Va, ff9ers
Dealer in. fine FAMILY GROCERIES. Country
PrDduceand House Furnishing Goods, the lar
gest assortment OF Queensware, Glassware, Sc.
in the Valley. Don't buy until you examing this
stock. a march lott
II e1se and Sign Painting.
"A The undersigned Is now prepared to ex-
ecute with neatness and dispatch, HOUSE. SIGN
and ORNAMENTAL. PAINTING. All WORK
done in. the best manner and on accommodating
terms Orders from the. Country, promptly at
tended to. JOAN W CLINE,
Augusta Street, Staunton, Va
iniu 7-1r
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,sTAEJNgsN CIGAR FACT0Ry
professGc4saJ Cards.

IN ceaiosaa Notice. partnership here
lF4 totore existing between Drs. Hanger (
Fultz having expired by litnitaion the under
signed viii continue the practice of his profession
n the city and county.
r 0FFiCE-in the rooms above the office of DR..
Chapman, dentist, OH east Main street.
an 26-tf J. Il. FuLTZ, M D.
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gnE EINGE HsgHEabgJs61se - se4
siYe I.1s q Formerly 1aili'sTH etel]
gaRgIsoNBURG, VA.

.7g7I1G I'D ~ = n - q.
tbs undersigned. late proprietor Of the Az
1instan. has the pleasure Of announcing to his
feieads, aad the public generally, that ne has
purchased the above Hotel, and proposes making
it a lFIRsT-ClAss- HoHsI@. This Hotel BENG cen
Of the iowa, will be .ound as desirable as any
other Hotel in the town for business men This
House has been THOR0UGHLT RENOVATED
and REFURNisHED THROU 5HUUT. and
hope by strict attention 20 business to add to the
confors of all who may favor me With their pat
Having been proprietor Of the American. and
lately Of the Arlington House, Richmond, / feel
couident OF meeting all expectations OF the tray
cling public and all others
xa5r Oinaieusses to and from the Hotel free
M as Very Respectfully -
ssaE Terms Moderate dec 1o-tf
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esase asass Asgr. Painfinag.
ID EB. ssEsyes.
[ FAsHE0NABLE TAILOR,
Main Street, starnfon, Va,

Four doors East of Crawford's old stand
Where he IS prepared to execute work at tn
shortest notice and in the best manner at reduc-
ed priee for CASE. Cutting, Revealing done ID
the best manner. ii ss april 500 If
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TgsxEE EsEST WHEAT FAN.

X
We call The special attention CT every Farmer
that may be in want Of Wheat Fan to the
MORNING STAR FAN,
manufactured at Charlottesville. It is the beet
and most substantial Fan ever offered in shis
a4arket Cali and examine 1t at our store
MsP1s2 ?. =. EOaEBRG,
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s. TnAvERs PHILLIPS J.FRED IfFEHGEl
DNELE1TH1s ~ ExTFTNGEEg.
Z ATTIC II N F,YS AT T,AyF

STA UNION. "a.
VIII practice in all the Courts of AUGUSTA,
ALLEeHAsY, and in the Circuit Courts of Rock
BRIDGE. ROCKINGHAM and NELsos.
6sF Special attention given to Collecting.
Jan l2-ly.
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N ssraaeesg sasaSa SaaEssgeg.--T he under
III ssghedl ,h,gipg opened la first class han-s
ness shop, Is prepared to Manufacture harness.
5fse1ar y description as low as it can be done
Will also.k keep on iaand,a good assortment OF Carr.
Rage, Buggy and Riding Whips, Saddle Blakets
md Spurs, Curry Combs. Brushes, Sc. and. il.
fact. Everything usually keptina first elassnshop
He viii give special attention to repairing.
Don't forget to call at Grubert's New Building
Immediately south Of the NaF iotei.
april 7-tf JAS. N. CARTER.
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a MEXICAN EEssY'EE4,
- IMMEDIATELT AT THE c. OHIO RAIL X
. sTAUNTON, VIRGINIA.
pocHEsvEY s. NADENBoUscH, Proprietor
q. NJ. GUSHING, Manager,

q. NJ GUSHING, Manager,
Tho Proprietors in resuming the management
81 this wei: known aad popular hotel. go long and
f.vorahly known to the travelling public, promise
in the future to retain the reputation the Anlerl-
can has borne, rs
FIRST GLASS HOTEL.
It's locality, Immediately at the Railroad Depot.
rem lers it a convenient stopping place for per
sons on business or in search OF health
Bar and Barber Shop in the House
AIlahs Offices of the Telegraph and Stage lines
yinnine to this town adjoining this house
FIRST class Livery Stable, conducted by Pet
O'Toele, is connected with ths House.
- MsGHESNEY s. co
N. B--Citizens Of the county viii be furnished
Dinner at so cents and Horses fed by Pat y Ioole
!: 90 cents Jan lz-li
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T q Pierre zAsenses BROAD mp hEsf

The undersigned having leased this house, 50
sons,ana favorably known under the proprietor
ship ef the Messrs. Wards, and having rehtted
and ssfurnished it throaghoul III the most elegant
manner, is now OPEN for the reception Of
guests W 18th all the appointments OF tirst7claas
hoasL. Ill. J. B. BUTTERWORTH s, CO.,
s.nt att PropriesorsT
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ESetVAE4@
n, j. E. tyler has removed his shop to
his lot opposite Mr.. Hartman Lushbaugh's shop,
where he viii continue the carpenter business in
al its branches. AAl woik done promptly and in
the best workman-like manner. All orders left
with Messrs. Woods & Giikeson viii be promptly
attended 10.
N.B.-Will undertake work in any psst Of the
country.
REFERENCE s:-soish & Elder, staun to
IN. j. 81 6. Gibson, baildsys, Richmond, We
r. B. Spence & seus Rishzaaass, Va. Tyler s. eon
e; 81, s4esaszr "a SO Al
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II p CEASE. ID
L. WI0bEsALE AND RETAIL i
go1afee toner.

~ Main Street. Staunton. Va.
Keeps constantly on hand full assortment Of
Candies, Cakes, Nuts, Fruit and Toys-in fact
everyphingt to befou1d in 8 first class Confection-
cry. Particular attention paid 10 the orders of
Wedding Parties and Ric-Niss. april 29-s9 / =
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yT0aD'S EE9.Es1Els
- =. = - lIlTCRNOND, "a. ;.

YHSk LDsS EaGkEsls
Situated 10 the Heart Of the City, command
ing the finest views and adjoining
81 the Capitol Square and
-'s ~ Governor S Mansion
This Splendid Nep HoteS-the only one situs;;
sed IN the fashionable portion eff the CITY, and
,dieisine the beautiful Capitoi Park, with its
statuary, Monuments, Fountains, and Flower
lse,is-is newly aud elegantly furnished! through
,ut. and its Bll of Fare is not axceled in quality
aud variety by any house in the State.
Special Suits Of Rooms always ready for wed
ding and Ia rge Travelling Parties III E arrange
meats are frst-class il every respect The price
~ Board has been ixed-o#ing to the great
csrcity of money--at the reasonable sum Of
$3.50 EsssEsDag.
The patronage of ny friends and the po die
generally is respectfully so1eite ed
A. j. FORD. Proprietor.
aLate one Of the Projectors Of the Exehan
osel, Richmond, Va may 1853 i
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Omnibus to and from the. Cars free of charge.
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-'-F--!--E --'-- -----.-1- = gT--- -. = -
STAGES TO AND Fro VI abA'PRiNGIPaL
'9s POINTS sTeP1 AT THIS HOUSE
decsl 5-tf LOCKE y LuPT0N. i
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&c q .. z ~ y. : :
EE4eFEE.,
T. AR.RIs0NBURG, VA.

LOCK & LUPToN, PRopRIEToRs.
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We desire to obtain specimens Of Dark Msrhl
found in the Valley april a-69 If
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ATAITzsY HOUSE.
jA5 81 Il Ar.TTAINPE AID

~; TO- REDUCTION OF FARE. 3
Ia consideration Of the general decline IN cost
OF Salln sesssaries appertanins to Hotel Keeping,
she priceaof Board viii be Reduced on and AFTER
January lst, 1870 to
ykf $3.50 Per DAY. o
And being determined that nothing will be left
unaone in the future to make; the g MALTBY z
~ tat ii mas been;in the plst--second to none IN
she city az ian 1o---y
Z u -. - Mps MI G. I4nproN
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q FiRsT-sLAss BAR AND LIVERY aTTAGIIBps.
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Asssviiie ss'ss u AgsS2.RD 5a rar for 1s7l
@ CD 4 IEL 9ssSasa
aFNERxL EUPEfsINTE n bENTis '0fFYo

o
aA N III Et|4's5 5s
aENERAL EtFEfsINfEN bENTs '0fFTOE
GREENv1LLEM OoLUMBrx BxunoAD Co.,
-iMF COLUMBIA, 8. O., October IS, 1871. a1
VINO encourage tho agricultural interests
u and ct the same time to prevent imposi-
Ion, tho following rules in regard to articles
Intended for exhibition ut the Fair viii be OBJ
serveh: si. u!i.Y lp.;l 90 ~ ,afr H.if,i
All articles intended for exhibition at tho
Fair will be regularly way7billed and entered
on tho books or tho Company, and charged
the regular rates OF freight by tho Oompaiiy's
Freight Tariff, when gt,ing to the Fair, and
which must be paid before the delivery OF the
articles to the owner or party controlling the
same; but il not disposed of and returned as
tho pEopertYof tho }tamo. party, they will be
transported to Tho sanle Station from which
originally cent free IF charge, and tho amount
paid Tor their transportation to tho Fair will
DO refunded, thus securing for articles in
tended for exhibition only FREQ transportation
both ways. ''.5f t1G7F a.
These dcsirous Of sending stock or other
articles to tho Fair will please notify tn o
Agent at tho Station from which it is to be
sent. OF the quantity and, the car room ro-
qured, and at what time, sufficiently in nd
vance, to enable him to provide tho necessary
accommodations.
Agents, OH receiving notice, will mako i'm
medlate application for tho necessary Cars,
that they may bo furnished in tina.
THOS. DODAMEAD,
oct 70 General Superintendent.
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Fulton Market Meats, &c,
DICKLED BEEF. 4 s. ~
II Picked Beef Hounds.
Smoked Beet.
Smoked Beef Tongues.
Hams-ehoiceet brands. Breakfast Bacon.
Received weekly always fresh. .,i; l
Sept ~ -! =! ii GEO. SYMMERS
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Abbeville Agricultural Fair,
TO oeheid on the 25!h, 2cth and Eth Of October.
ka @a GA WI 1sst 1ss,zES1ss
GENERAL SUPERINTENDENT's OFFICE,
GREENvILLE AND COLUMBIA II. r. Co.,
- COLUMBIA, =. o., October 13. 1871.
fuHO accommodate persons attending tho
4 above Fair, ROUND TRIP TICKETS will
be issued between all Stations on the Green-
vile and Columbia Railroad and Abbeville,
commencing on TUESDAY, tho Oath, and
each day thereafter, up to Friday, the 9th,
inclusive. Good to return at any time be-
tween tho dato of Issue and Monday, tho 3Oth,
inclusive, Tor the price OF single ticket one
way; Aspccial Passenger Train will be run
on the three days OF tho Fair, viz: 25th. 26th
and 9th, between Abbevillo and Stations be.
low Cokesbnry, as far as Ninety. Six; leaving
the latter place in tho morning, and Abbcyilio
In tho evening, after the closo Of the Fnir.
Due notice will hereafter be given Of the
hours OF Departure and arrival Of tho Train
at the respective Stations.
II. TuOS. DODAMEAD,
Oct is General Superintendent.
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charlotte. Columbia and, Augusta B. 4

Charlotts. Columbia and Augusta B. Z
nojlon OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES OEF4OE,
{ssss Ga kHR h0F a anas sfsar sgEBI1
:idE bclf6dtDe will be run, over thisfoad:,l;k1i
oAt :otl..0t raaolEa HpayA.., i'm. ;nnl.
Hssys ssys eesslEse%sttlss sss ,sSS
Arrive Charlotte. .G...2 16 I'll: t $40 K!hd
GOING SOUTH tErha, t1ni !
Leave Columbia. III -. 81 PM. 2.SOA. NJ.
Arrive Augusta. $3.50 p. M. . 7i30 A. Nj.
y No. tiTrain daily. No. q Train daily Sun :
days: excepted. Both trains make oloeo oon-
nectiqn to all points North, South and West
Thfongh tickets sold and baggag g6 checked
to hlEbfincipal points, Sta nda ard tim e-Whsh.
ington' City time, 1G nainu. es faatorlt than this
city, i. i. ALI XANDER, General Sup.
Il. II. DORSEY, Gen. Freight and Ticket a gent
Schedule on Blue Ridge Railroad.
trr.ttunrsts-, Leave Anderson. -. C. 90 p. nj,
GssSst.l.1asSY . Pon1leton. -. 700 :"
g Porryvillc. ..7.45 ;"
Arr1Ve at Walhhlia. ...,.....,. $3.50 g
Leave Walhal!n. ......... .9.45 A. nj
:" Pendleton. $50
Arrive at Anderson. G30
Waiting ut Anderson one hour for tho arrival
OF MP train on Greenvillc and Columbia Roa d T..
July w. H. D. GAILtARD, Sup,
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.sT OHpRoHRs DESTROYED IN CH1oAao.-A
Lat Of the churches destroyed in the
Chicago fire shows the following CLASH
fication; Baptist 4, Congregational 2,
Protestant EaisGopal 6, FEvangelical and
Luthera1' 9SsJsWish ,2s Methodist 10,
Presby terrain 10; / Roman Catholic, (in-
oluding conyents,) IA, Swedenborgian Q,
Unitarian ], Universalist total 60.
There were also several mission estab-
Hshmenb not i9cluded in the above emu
maration. ~ .Nl
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And through itistream'd the .ratlianoeof a
- never setting day:i.iiss, .la }. isaGh
While gels tall and beautiful, And countless
-, without NUMBER ~ .. s!ii-h. .s.shif
Hs5s s5slsss tF!;assH' sFs''iss t. s! TA0
And tho gates, forever swinging. made no
grating, no hash ringing,
Melodious as tho singing of one that We
And heard q chorus swelling, grand beyond
a mortals telling,
And the burden OF that chorus was hopes
glad word, evermorel t
And as gazed and listened, came slave all
His toltsrl links ,bl9od-crusted. ibis dark
brow olammy dainr; 4 8 s.. III 7
His sunken eyes. cleaned wildly. telling tales
OF horror dreary,
Of toi1some strugglings through tho night
amid tho fever swamp;
Ere the eye had timo for winking, ere tho
mind had time for thinking
bright angel raised the sinking wretch
- and off his fetters tore;
Then heard tho ohorus swelling, grand be-
FIJI yond mortal's telling, -tf,J-'f1 1s -i,
Pass, brother through our portal. thourt
8 freeman eyormorei"
And as gaaed and listened, came mother
."r have lost my hopes foreve, one by one
they went awny; .ii,i .tlts;a M.
My children and their. father the cold grave
hath In its keeping. afl'1 If5{
Lie is one long lamentation, know no
night nor day ~ 80
Then ,athe angel. softly speakinp-...stav
sister. stay Thy shriakihg, ,es.s." : -
Thou shalt find those thou art aeeking be-
Tben,f mu hsard sSaf shse eohaen ohnr aoors soa,,,,
NY yossd ss!,s.a5 snortsls Il i telling; =
%aHEhX children end their father allan bewith
1nee eVefmoro!" l;tae.!s-sut lsi
And ask gp8ed and listen, came one whom
deaolation 4.,,,i,, -. d
Had driven iikg a>aelmless. bark from In
fanoy's bPikhf,Iaid; Is
Who ne'er had met a kindly Iook-poor mt
;, csst. Of areationr - -
WHO never bhaTnfl nkikillu woSd nor narod
q kindly hand "1' Doi sA"'p'o
"Enter In no longer fear thee mvriad
6udEarafhe36 "a nhear fhea. 800
Friends always TO be near thee, there M
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-. Fresh Biscuit and Crackers
GODAWaf Pic. Mics, e. sa. .y3ft y.
y Fancy Bu ter, Lemon,
Wine, Pearle. Oyster, Farina, 1''
lnt Milk, Lemon. Ginger, Variety. Yfe ..i
Cream Waters, Jumoies,
Corn Hill Biscuit; Lemon Snaps. tH:
In email boxes for families l,e',4.
Sept 26 EDWARD HOPE.
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URsyLfNH g9HVENT,
,TALLE GR NtfS., NEiK t0LHABiA,E s. G

isn1f8A DDS THESy yaxoellent o8ohoplsi ibpGhSd
|, 9epseinber x and oaaIalBosrd' and
Z @ Edhoetfon stIthe mod derItsI terms
snaas 81 ppsa ssssSas 4sse ss; s4:1.
'hs's'' For TIE! FEE SoFaES sgpEnIoa g sa
bis Goa
tho month.oa1si 3 ii,iIi,i.,uN ifofOct16 l2s
,state Of South 'CaEoii Ri9hland Co
hMsio ~ In THE ODMMON PLEAS, ugidn
plaintiff, against Tho Cypress .NIanufaatnr-.
Ing Company and Thomas E. Gregg, Jamca
8: Guignard. Johns Guiglard. James Il. G.
Mayrant: John Preston. Frai cis W: Wing,
WatieH, William L. Bachman, John w.
Parker, William. III. Talley. John T. Darby,
William Wallace, Edward p. Alexander,
Edward Hope, .Loyick ?. Miller. and 6
Conkling, Jr., members Of the said, Compa-
ny, defeudRnte. 9uHi n II
TO John Preston and @. Conk'ing, Jr.. each
defendant in the action 'aJo &c named:
n answer the complaint in this action, OF
whelh q copy i1s herewith served upon you,
ana 70 serge q, copy OF yoqr answer on the
snbao,riibers, 3. at their office. on Richardson
street, IN Colnmbia, 8. O., within twenty day ~
after the service of this summons on you, ex-
olusiYe of thc day of service. II ydu: fail to
hnawer She comslaint within thos time arore-
So,a sa9 PalnlI viii tnhs judgHgt asains,
eight hundred dollars. with interest ut tho
rate Of eighteen per cent: per annum, from
the 18th day Of January; ono thousand eight
hundred and sevonty.one, and costs.
., POPE & HASKELL,
Plaintiffs Attorneys
Dated Columbia, 8, O., September 90. 1871.
IL. 81 D. 3. AILLEn. o. &C..
To the Defendant. Jchn Preston, and to the De.
Jenda'1, q. Conkiing, Jr:
Lake notice that tho summons in this action
OF which the foregoing is copy. and the
complaint Herewith. were filed in tho cflice of
tho Clerk Of the Court of Common Pleas, at
Columbia in the County OF hichland, in tho
September, 1871. POPE & HASKELL,
=" Plaintiff ATTORNEYS.
DATED COLUMBIA, 8. O., September %, 1871
Sept "a mG
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Change Of Schedule.
OFFICE NORTH CAROLINA r. r. CO.,
OoniPANY SHoPs, N. o., June 8. 1871.
@ % g@i juno me i, lis 1871 nl'Sl Trains sNSAhi viii
be run over this Road in accordance with the
following TIME TABLE.
M Trains Going East. 7 Trains West.
l.tl"h!i s3.N Cypress. Mail.
ARRIVE. LEAVE. ARRIVE. LEAVE.
charlotte 5.35 m $40 m
Salisbury g. 0Sam 8 % a NJ 5.2G pm $50 p m
Gr,nsbo II O8 q m IL Is m 8.25 p N 8.35 p m
20 obhop12 3Opm LOS I'M 1855 p N 10.16 p ~
aiilebro 9:20p m 2.83 N 1885 p m l1.37 p m
Raleigh sos m 2.05 m 24Oa m
Goldsboro 7.2Oam
Charlotte7.15am t8O0pm
Salisbury 1892 nj 4.?7 mi els m 5.26 D m
Gr.nsb'o 20 m l SO a m 2.10 p m 2.20 p IN
Co Shop II 81 m IL. OF m (l2 80 D m - so b m
Hillsbro10. OF m 10. 90 m IL. OF m H. 10 a in
Raleigh 6.58 m z 40 a m n e46 q m
Goldsb'o 8.00pmi .i.lHj'
June w. II. GREEN, Mas. Trans.
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Canned Goods! Canned Goods!
1Kn CASES fresh CANNED GOODS. lust
LcO J. received, consisting in part as follows
Pine Apples,
Pear6, - -
Blackberries,
-t Cherries, -,
Tomatoes,
HI Lima Beans,
String Beans,
Corn,
Condensed Milk,
Salmon,
'','' II" a+1'f Hsrdines,
Turkey,
-'aH RI Beef.
i. Mutton,
Asparagus,
Cove and; spioed Oysters, Salmon, Lob
ihOot4 i4. JOHN AGNEW e. SON.
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Change of Schedule.
SOUTH CAROLINA RAILROAD CoMpANy,
COLUMBIA, S. O., June 8, 1871.
EaaEa Esg EEsgsS Change OF Schedule
Gsasf sR Sai3 s5Ss21ssSsi% sSs2NSsi% to go into effect Oh
and after Sunday, 11th instant:
'lR' MAIL AND PASSENGER TRAIN
Leave Columbia at..................7.4O 2. 40 m
Arrive at Charleston at 49,. ....... 1926 p m
Leave CAarleBtonat. Observation-Disclosures. 500 m
Arrive at Columbia at. t................3 $40 N
NIGHT EXPRESS, FREIGHT AND ACCOMMODATION
TRAIN, [Suudays exceptcd.]
Leave Columbia at.... ..t........ .7.5e m
ArrlYe At charleston at............... a .6.46 m
Leave Charieston at. .7.10 p m
Arrive at Columbia at. g. 90 q n,
Camden Accommodation Train will con
tinue to run to Columbia as tormerly-M Mon
days Wednesdays aud Saturdays.
A. L. TYLER, Yicc-President.
s. B. P1cKrNs, General Ticket Agent.
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e,q Change Of Schedule. i
WILMINGTON, COLUMBIA & AUGUSTA r. r. Co.,
WILMINGTON, N. o., AUGUST 6, 1871.
gg foIldTina ArTGE snSsSns ,n's date tn; the
be run by trains on this road:
DAY EXPRESS TRAIN [DAILY.1
Leave Wilmipeton Union Depoti $50 A. M.
Arrive at Florence. ............... 9l3A NJ.
Arrive at Kingeville.. ............. IL 20 P. NJ
Lesve Kingsviile. e........,..... :. go A. NJ.
Arrive at Florence.... -: 49,. IL 03 p. NJ.
Arrive at Wilmington. ........ s so p. NJ.
Nl6ET KxPaEss TRAIN, SUNDAY kxoEPrKD.
Leave Wilmington. ............. ITO P. III.
Arrive at Florence. ............... 1.94 a. NJ.
Arrive at Ktngsville.. .,........... 845 A. M.
Leave KlnReville..... ......... 346 P. III.
AIrive at Florence. 11.05 P. NJ
arrive at Wilmington. ........... 550A. NJ.
AugS JOHN q. W1EnER, Genn Sup't.
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-01-30
We published on Saturday a full review c

We published on Saturday full review o.
the war In France accompanying il by the Of the
virtual capltulaton Of Pnr5. At the time wrote the
articles OF surrender had been agreed upan but norma
ton OF the tcr lad not then come to hand We publish
this morning map showing the German line OF invest
ment OF Paris
The siege Of Ps:is lasted precisely IA days, or nearly
five months. Communication with the outer world WIS
severed and tic gates OF Paris closed Sept To-
when tie adv nee troops OF the armies Of the Crown
Princes Of Prussia and SaxOny appeared before the east
defenses Of the city, penetrating 20 the forests OF
Bondy which the French hal vaiuy sought 20 burn and
TO Porretttc north Of the great fortress Of St. Denis
The line OF investment the northeast having thus
been established from the seno on the north TO
the Marne on the east, tho German lines were
extended as armies arrived south OF the Marine aud
finally across the Seine Strangely enough tdcse opera
tons unopposed By the French, although Vnoys
corps OF $1,000 $1,000 regular troops-all that renamed
OF the armies OF the EmpreweIo in Paris and eol1pc
tent 10 delay II not defeat the German plans From
the Seine westward to SCcauX tie lines were extended
without serious opposition until Sept. 10, WHOM Gen.
Trochu the French commander, consented to cn effort
by Ducrot vnOy to dsodse the Germans nom their
position. The battle Of sceaux or Chatillon followed
the French being repulsel. Tie Work Of extending
the lines was then resumed The German
armies coming up were moved behind tho lines
already established and put In position corps after corps