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At that instant 1 heard, with more dis
tinctness than | ever heard any other
sound in my life, a gasp, a voiceless gasp,
as if some one were in agony for breath,
biting at the air, or trying with desperate
efforts to cry ont or speak. 1t was re-
peated second and third time; then there
was a pause; then again that horrible
gasping; and then long-drawn BREATH.
an audible drawing up of the air into the
throat, such as one would make in heav-
ing deep sigh. Such sounds as these
could not possibly have been heard unless
they had been close to my ear; they
seemed to come out of the wall at my
head, or to rise out Of my pillow. That
fearful gasping, and that drawing in Of
the breath, IN the darkness and silence of
the night, seemed to make every nerve in
my body thrill with dreadful expectation.
Unconsciously | shrank away from it,
crouching down as before with my face
upon my knees. 1t ceased, and immedi-
ately a moaning sound began, which
heightened out into an awful protracteG
groan, waxing louder and louder as if un-
der an increasing agony, and then dying
away slowly and gradually into silence {;
vet painfully and distinctly audible, even
to the last.
AS soon as I could rouse myself from
the freezing horror which seemed to pen
citrate even to my joints and marrow, |
crept away from the bed, and in the fur
thest corner of the room lighted with
shaking hand my candle, looking anxiously
about me as | did so, expecting some
dreadful revelation As the light flashed
up. Yet, if you will believe me, | did
not feel alarmed or frightened; but rath-
er oppressed, and penetrated with an un-
naturaI. overpowering sentiment of awe.
seemed to be in the presence of some
great and horrible mystery, some bottom
less depth of woe, or misery or crime. l
shrank from it with sensation Of intol
cradle loathing and suspense. 1t was a
feeling akin to this which prevented me
from calling to my landlord. could not
bring myself to speak to him of what had
passed; not knowing how nearly he him
self might be involved in the mystery. |
was only anxious to escape as quietly as
possible from the room and from the
house. The candle was now beginning to
flicker in its socket, but the stars were
shining outside, and there was space and
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1872-04-09

RErURNED.-EX- Governor BlasdeI
and Professor Bowie returned on sun
day, from their trip to Aurora. These
Two mining experts have been on q
tour of examination of the mines in
E>meralda county. and doubtless
have gobbled up something good, as
the ola man of the party seldom
travels for nothing.
OLCOVICH BRos.-In this days issue
will he seen the revised advertisement
of the above named firm. The store
of Olcovich Bros. is truly worth while
to visit; they have as fine an as>ort-
ment OF goods a al be found west OF
the Rocky Mountains Call and look
at their goods.
RErUENED.-NIr. Harris, Of the New
York dry goods store, has returned
from San Francisco. He is opening
out a fine assortment of Spring and
Summer goods. OF which Il fan de
>cription viii be given tomorrow.
5. +. MAKKET.-E. Perasich met
door to the Carson Theater1 5 receiv-
ing q large variety of candies, %confec-
t]iouerIes, toys, etc, for the holidays.
and Of fruits, vegetables, game. poul
fish, etc, for daily consumption.
BARBIr MErAL.-We have several
Ired pounds of old type on hand.
Will be sold cheap tor babbit
Those in wan Of such can save
! calling around.
PHICt-Go to Al. Smith,
tin yry formerly occupied by
rank edlow, OF Second street tor
he latest style Of photographs. Par
cnlar attention paid to viewing. =
II you desire rosy checks and a COM
cXion fair and freq from pinpies and
&otcAc>, purify Your blood by tAc use OF
II. Pierct'S Golden Medical Discovery.
ha~ no equal for tnis purpose.
Buy your Dry Goods and Ladies
loes at the New York Dry Goods
ore. LAB If
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1872-04-09

NrsrToRS From EYpIPE-Tha suna.
c c-.
H'i ~ nm
TO II, weekly, many OF the cholce
spirits of Empire City. Hon. \. J.
Lockwood Hon lob Hanson Han
L.
> l.. JONES anu 'oSePu i'eeI' were III
o"'S"tl on o"'1r"N "iru remained laI
1t" eNeiilhSi my are Soo't men an
- ,EIt
7,'''' 'V"7o oaH NC 49," Ia" '""U
me 'S'"e II '"i>'"l wren 'heN nave
It "e>'ie 10 f"alh' IA mas
tUre, and has acquired The art of adj
crossing an audience III ;? uI9'Liict "
or ON tLa Irasf ,Iw.v. Laars win il
d kind Of legislative ring. We expect
10 see him in the Legislature next
Winter and Speaker of the house, too,
if the Republicans carry the day.
VAIN" . mn 80" sun
day forenoon about stage time. a large
crowd of persons WAS gathered in front
az tho rr.r L,il1i,r ,rxin,J,
'
waiting tor the arrival OF me three
captured prison breakers, who were
expected to arrive. ~ the stage near
Larama inten-e the nearar il cot ~ the
Court house. There were at least one
hundred people gathered there, and
'S me coach passed. lIlt "I9'P?oItH
i'eilI u"Pic'ed ON every race Was q'ILe
hiii"Hl"s 20 pel'oIu. o'ii'e una Nlec
ia''nh nh,uh uh'n L".an'o rnara7
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1872-04-09

.rAL SroRE.-J. |. Eaton adver-
ties his business in today sissue. Mr..
Eaton has long resided in Carson, al
though he tried his fortune elsewhere,
sone two years since, but returned
soon after. He has much improved
his lore III size lately. and Is Filling 1t
up with q general assortment OF gro
c~erie>. provisions, etc The store i
well located, and viii 40 doubt be
well patroulzed.
THE BALL AT ENPIRE.-The dance
loving people OF this town will recOllect
that the social hep viii ome Oft at
Empire, this evening. JOHN lt!chey
was in town Yesterday, and desires 10
have it known That he has taken espa
cIal pains to make the bal of this
evening, long remembered in the
minds of h Inhabitants of the city Of
sand, as well a. of Carson, the oasis N
the desert
MoHE SIDEWALK.-The pavement
in front of Charley Friends iewclry
and cigar store is ina sadly dilapidaled
and if this meets the eve of
the owner of the property, we trust
he Will take instant steps to have
1t repaired. The building is too good, |
and too much travel occurs over the
for it to be permitted to re-
main in its present condition.. |
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MighelS informs u>that, on the arrival
of the train on which he came. at
Elko. Sheriff Ben Fitch got on board
and at Palisade met the escaped con
victs. Burke. Clifford and Roth, who
had been brought there hy the party
who arrested them. for the purpose of
conveying them to Carson. Sheriff
Fitch demanded the prisoners, they
being supposed to he the parties who
robbed Woodruff & Eunor's stage in
lIIkO county. Sulue alteration took
place between the two officers, but at
the time the cars left sheriff Fitch
seemed to have them in his charge.
His intention and determination was
to take them to Elko Jail, hence their
non-arrivaI on sunday. Yesterday,
however. they arrived by EyeT'> stage,
and were locked up i'm The county jail,
from whence ;heV We're taken to the
State Prison by sheriff >wiftand posse.
Ne~Sr-. Nicholson. Douglas ami Con
ger. Of White Pine, brought in the
prisoners and appeared extremely
happy in getting clear OF their charge.
Continual watch had to TIE kept on
them. Burke managed to yet one
sharkle oil. and but Tor the vigilance
of Mr., Douglas would no doubt have
~aitn,nrtoi - Lraak ig r,rt the pri,on-
ar. -, aInnr,aJ The gentlemen whot
ranrurea and hr,u.gat the fellows in
"'i h'urh .'"I'''''''t w ''yIl, WHO
arrested a0i I~roughtthem % far, they
d-a.arp6n4i ta Ia.iyqr them ut tar>o
and finally Succeeded in % do
Two of NapIraT d Eunor'S +
were t,Iu.l with them and al-c
watch. which was recognized
oftlle Ia~>rn-ar> ON the stage.
,rnviu ,n-nr.n~.ycrv that the e~caI "a
.,n vi.fs ar. t.a t3rtie~ who robbed
the stage. They ltare found in a dug
op- a-'cen. ~ Hercules Gap. west
side %. ~teptoo Valley. - miles from
T4uitau. The prisoners were well
fr.-..G aII.-tr in GOOD health. and ,
Som ,..9rn reckless and dare. devil
,r,n evar Thor. were seven men en-
r,..4 -, f,. r..,f,,ra three OF whom
brought t3ei" I'D.
MARRIAGE CHEHMoNY.-ErGm a
gentleman ofthi~ city, who h~apuenea
=, ,,,,,r.- .,n
a. ''
day last week, we learn tha- Il certain
J. =. Of that county, being uneNpect
e1iv called uuou 10 marry a couple.
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LOCAL fNTELLIC c e
CHRONOLOGICAL.

Baromctrical and thcrmOmetrical ObSCr-
vatious made daily by Professor Henry
r. Whitehill. State MineraIogist.
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CAVANNAH AND CHARLESTON

.CAYANNAR AND CHARLESTON
- '.--'..f = RAuR9aD.T .G.iGWDls -;
EWHA y IT,
a > z Z CHlz1gsroA, 1une)ls, 1sia'
ON and dlafterl MONDAYS .JunsT 15thR O. Atha. PnE.
senger Trains on this Rood Will run ,A& f1aioNN
EXPRESS TRAIN. siaaai h,
Leave Charleston daily. ily...........,-.:..asoP. ESQ 2. =.
Arrive at savannah daily y........': % e -
Arrive at Charleston daily ....-....-~.. ~ ALL
DAY TRAIN. ~:
Leave Charleston, Sundays exceptediE I.lo 4. u
Arrive at Savannah, Sundays excepted. .bSo =.
Leave Savannah, Sundayg excepted. II A. y.
s sssss s5ss ssS as II
make close connection with Port HoyA Railroad
for all Stations Oh that Road, Sundays excepted
Freight forwarded daily on Ar9ngn 0ilsSi Sa iso; 9;
lsteamships to Boeton. Prompt dispateh given e,
;freights for Beaufort and points On Port Royaf,
| Railroad aud a ssl0w Iates az py Eothef m0
po1 TSkss kass G1 hsu ssIs e @ e. sSesf
|, S.'.1~Ii l. ~. i8ngineer andssupsr
8: e BoYIsTHes. : Y aenl II. and Ticket as Asee1 ]
NoRTHEAsTERN .rRAn.RoAn COZ.
. IN -, PANY. u -. - : !.
= oHAsIssroN, 8. O., Junes, 1871. =
/ Trains VIII leave 0harleeteo Daily at masA II
and 500 p. II. .s.-.-sss! ~;
Arrive at Charleston ao2. A, l. Hondays ex.
cepted) and 3 p. II ittiitA ,aaois'Nn - -
Train doeauoslsave Charleston aseP. T., sus:
Train leaving 10. ID A. II. makes through connee:
Mon TO New York va Hchmonds and Acqns
Greek only, going through In A hours Hiavs AZ, I
Passe 9efs leaving BY 500 p. II. Train Lay anES
choice OF route;ya Richmond and Wssmngna,.
or via Portsmouth and Baltimore. In0se n RSf
FRIDAY by this Train lay over on saIaa,n Am.
ttmoie. Those leaving on SATURDAY. ie.A"
DtE g wImi1sts1 Ila sEssassi g. Quickest ana
ant @ route TO- To- S.esgS, aad sapI Sss co
West and Northwest, 6o.a a,n atT1 Wastspn Tfsts 81
netuonB at washington attu tSsE .l:4MTa2 :.
Bafamore snu oAAO g..rl2rS-s s0hON0NA :tns'
= Engineer ana superintendent, /.
p. L. oLEIPoRs aen. Tokss Asens hissa .1
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CTATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA.

OHiRLrsToN, 8. O., ,Ncbober -, 1872.
10 COMMISSIONS ners o. Election Jor onton C04ntv !:
whereas Hen. II. ". DUNCAN, who, at q gene
raj election held October, 1870. was chosen mem.
bar of the Senate for the Election District OF
Union County, to serve for The term OF feur years,
has. aimee said election, deceased; and whereas
the Constitution the stale Of South Carolina dl.
rects thar In such case Wilt OF Election shall be
issued by the President OF the Senate Tor the pur-
nose OF fliin6 The vacancy thus 0ccaaioned Tor the
remainder OF tho term for which the member 80
deceased was elected to serve; now therefore
you and each OF you, are hereby required, a1ter
due advertisement and with strict egard 70 al
the provisions OF the Constitution ana laws OF
said State touching your duty IN sucn case, 10
hold an election for q member or the senate Ior
the Election District Aforesaid 70 serve Ter the re-
meinder or the term for which the SAID hon. d.
W. DUNCAN was elected, the polls TO be onened
at the various places OF election In the said DIS
trict, on TUESDAY, the nth day OF November,
1872 BY tthe various sets OF managers Tor those
places, and the counting OF the votes cast anu
the declaration OF the result OF the election, 70 De
in accordance with the provisions OF the act sp-
nroyed March, 1910. entitled IAN Act TO provide
for the General Elections and the manner OF con.
duetino the same,n and tha Act OF 1872, amends.
tori thereof. This writ, together with cert1ed
COPY OF your return or election, to be held under
Il, have before The Senate at Its next meeting
~ witness, the hon. A. TRANSFER, President Of
the senate, at Charleston, 8. G., this 2Sd DAY OF
Cotober. 1912. - AL0NZO ]. RANS1ER,
'''''''' President or Senate.
a::sst: J. WOODRUFF. Clerk OF Senate.
onf2l-1l
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IRON SCREW STEAMSHIPS
VIRGINIA; Captain Hlrckleye34g tfi 10.
-. no GULF STREAM, Captain Hunter, =: "sT
Are now regularly on the Line, insuring a first.
class sea connection between PhiladelphiR and
charleston, and In alliance Witt Railroad Comp8-
nies at both termIni, AFFORD rs pid transportation
to and from all points In the Cotton States, and
to and from Cincinnati, ST. Lofts, Onicago end the
principal cities OF the NorthU estr Boston. Provi
dencean the Eastern Manufacturing Centres.
AF The VIRGINIA Is appointed. TO ;sail from
Browns Wharf on FRIDAY, lBt November, at
halfpast O'Clock P. n. .,...,si>t..,r .-,rr,
~ The GULF STREAM will follow.
For particulars OF Freight arrangements, apply
TO VIVA. COURTENAY, Union Wharves.
W. p. CLYDE CO., General. Agents, Eo!12
South Delaware Avenue, Philadelphia. oct28
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OF SOUTH CAROLINA.

CHARLESTON, 8. u, Cct0Def ~, loik.
TO Commissioners pG Elections JoT Cnes'er
OOtlyltu: ,..tGi ct -. irt 90
Whereas. Hon. LUOIUS WIMBUSH. who at
general election held October, 1870, Was chosen 9
membar or the Senate for the election districs OF
Chester county, to serve for the term ~ iouf
Veara. has aince said, election deceased. sns
whereas. the Constitution OF the. State OF s0uin
Carolina directs that 10 such case VIII OF E'eo.
tion.shall be- issued by the President OF tae sen:
ate, for the purpose OF dlllnR the vacancy mus
occasioned,: for the remainder OF @ne tefm ios
which the member 30 deceased was elected 70
serve; now, therefore. you and each OF you are
hereby required, after due advertisement, ala
with strict regard to all the provisions o. tne Oon
atitution and laws OF said. state touchlng your
duty in such case, to hold an election Tor 8 MEM
ber of the Senate for the Election Dlstrct aiote-
said, 10 serve for tbe remainder OF tne ;teim lnr
which the said Hon. Lucius Wlmousn was electeoi
the polls to be opene s. at the various places 0i
election, In the said dlstrct on TUESDAY, the OH
day OF November, 1874, by the various sets Of Oh
Managers for those places; and the counting OF
the votes cast, and the declaration Of the result
OF the election to be in accordance with the pro.
yisions of the Act approved March, 1870 entitled
"An Act to provide for the general elections and
the msuner OF conducting the same" and the ACT
of 1871, smendatory thereof. This writ, toeetner
with certified copy OF your return OF election 70
be held under 1t, have before the senate AT lts
next meeting after the election.
Witness, the Hon. a.: ]. RANSlER, President OF
the Senate, at Charleston this 22d day Of October,
1872. a. ALOAAo J. kASsiEa:
Attest: ]. WOODRUFF, CLERK Of Senate.
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The Fine Steamship WILLIAM KENNEDY, h.
THURspAY, alst October, at 4 O'Clock p. N.
n Philadelphia Freigkta forwarded 70 tnat
city by railroad from Baltimore without add
tionAl insurance, and Oonagnees are auoWeo
ample time to sample and sell their Goods lrom
the Railroad Depot In Philadelphia.
For Freight or Passage apply TO
PAUL d. TRENHOLM, Agent,
ooi2s-4 No. Union Wharves.
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An excellent CarmlnatiVe, Invaluable in the
diseases incident to the period Of dentltlon
children; as also In cole, diarrhea, dyaentery,
and other infantile complaints It is superior to
other medicines used for this purpose, ss 1t is en-
tirely free from any injurious drug, and
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GERMAN SOOTHING CORDIAL!

Special attention is directed to the following
a or,Jolea of hia own manufacture:
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NHANGE OF SAILING DAYS.
INCREASED SERVICE.
PACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANYS
THROUGH LINE TO
CALIFORNIA CHINA AND JAPAN.
FARES GREATLY REDUCED.

No 40 North River, foot OF Canal street. S&ien6e
New FORK, at ~ O'Clock noon, OF the lota. 2otn
and SOth OF every month, except when tesaedstes
fali on Sunday, then the Saturday preceding:
An departures connect at Panama WIN soesm' s.a
ara for S6uth Pacific and Central American porta.
For Japan and China, Steamers leave san FRAN
ciHco frst of every month"; except when 1t falls on
Sunday-tnen on the day preceding. -.
No California Steamers touch a. Havana, ou'
90 direct from New York TO Aspinwah
One hundred pounds baggage free to each adult
Medicine and attendance frek
For passage Tickets or other Information, apply
at the COMPANYis TICKET OFFICE, on tue
Wharf foot OF Canal street. Nortn NJ MVef, .5t me~
York. +. d. bAbi, Asen''
Ruol9-lyr 49, Ia .r1iJJ
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Gtate Notices.
CTATE OF SOUTH OAROLINA-EXE(
UTIVE DEPARTMENT. y.

Whereas, informahung ilna reached thts- -oface
that an epidemic among horses exists TO an alarm
ing extent In the Northern cities, and unless pre-
cautionary means are provided against the lR'
PRODUCTION Of this contagious disease, great loss
may be caused therefrom. ..,...-..-....,t. 2.
Now therefore. ], Robert K. Scott, Governor Of
the ktate OF south Gsr0hna, DO hereby ordain and
proclaim that the importation OF Horses and
Mules is prohibited, BY Railroad Or otherwise.
during the existence OF this epidemic, ano
that an ytg,els having such cargo arriving
at the purts OF Charleston, Georgetown
and Hilton Head, be directed TO remain at quar-.
antine anchorage until they are visited ano IN
spected by the health officers OF said ports, re-
HpectiVely. II
In testimony whereof. I have hereunto set my
hand, and caused the great Seal OF the state
to be- afixed, at Columbia, this twenty.
f. sixth day or october, A. D., 1872, and In the
ninety seventh year Of the independence Oh
the United States OF America
RoBRr K. SCOTT. Governor.
F.. l.. CARDozo, Secretary Of State. a.. 52a
oct28.mWf9
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Aainerala gperm Odd. sst,fssp
.Nrofeaaia,taIzala .ar ind

-. .c.,-. :, = !, D, N = -, 2,
.tia;i!iaisi'4sr 4sro1esslaIsat9alg snl :also
=; :, = = &c :, q ~ II ~
Lax =. ~, hGM ksxg has 1N ,,yfa ,feU
~" t.'4 IN "''' - -,
=. nd.r irIarsa
q n + = q +. II = n n. a."
Goijo3 ~ .'stIt .'fS;1 p 30 nso
Gan be conanlted on the Io1lnxtnf mIsasSu,knd.
- diseases Of akindfed netufe. 'ff66op ctArt0siu
Sss, 70 n; :,;,t;s,ss ssnsoe
.er,'NI " ssfIi.a slI Ti Inv. eGi = Jdsco4a
rate and Tltqin 9anT fne teeSn ee9aaS q ~ .a;c
nee noqfs Tom g1 S1i' u, sstis4 5oe s.
RgEluMATisM AND, NEURAi.0IA;ao,,,-,
: q W
GIn an arthtisic complaini1 q rhetristanms ksut,
nenralgtEs Ao. fnia 2kaoace; -: ~ :atno.G l,s0oU
The most lAtelse psans saa As9gt
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Very Long Ago.

Listening In The twilight
Very long ago,
70 q sweet voice singing
Very eofs' and low,
Vast q song OF peril,
And b lady bright
Saved from deadly danger
By q gallant knight9
Or q song Of bSttle,
and q fying foeS
Ihsve quite forgotten,
Twas 30 long ago.
Memory, unfaithful,
Has not kept the strain.
Heard once IN the twilight,
Never heard again.
Scarcely come q moment
Where the song Is not
Less than half-rememDereo,
More than half forgot,
AL I can be sure OF
Is, that long ago,
Some one gang at tWilgnt,
Very soft and low.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1872-10-30

Special Departments for our very extensive
Stock OF Goods for the Wholesale Trade, and Aer-
chants, MillInsrs and Farmers will always ind the
best and cheapest selection OF goods at our store.
We have adoptei the strictly one-PrIcs system
In all our Departments,
Respectfully.
FgRoHaorr, BENEDICT 90.
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DiaRAsEs.

Mercury, ipjudlciously used, has nlled the earth
with wrtcks Of, hamanity. iTno1ssndeeuee nom
its efIecta who have been uncopscIOlsH aEpSEsd
;by thsE pny8iSiahs! altf u Win 70 1tfttmSe le
cure Of the majority Of diseases HhiAit reMngsaAf
the body. Although hsYe heard o. rseystalee.
csiled afrtidotes for mercury ID the h1man bodJl
ihaye never yet seenaa spnyslcisnaWho ccwGi
eliminate ir from the syatem. e r tyy..>a. ss=y
can satisfy any patient or pnyMctan' tnAtI
can absolutely abstract mercury, lead, 1incs &noI
other mineral potsqns ntl " eveES ea,e.5 ;pinU
,ror p ., o..d CANCER4,t o7zas .g7s7a2
No,i. o,i.ma1anzsra Lnpusa or .Weli dancer, sor.
rhus Cancer, Fungods Cancer, Rose oadcef >,
~ :.jI 30 spider 0ancAr.; 81 % di'H . ss'ls
Imate q great specially 5in9t 9the tresteuentpE,
every description Of Cancer and tTu1ofssg tusa
How many Cancers ahd Fun0fs Afs Gr6ngfg
trestsd BY certain 6hssiatan4 styling Aeanbelsee
aSssF afs 5slSs SaSs1n pionoaanScsG aS f H1 J.
any one OF these cases In hand -ah6 ftAA6 6poeu
;manent cure. .sSao5 3osfS1ni
~ terms. lor, treating cCaneerH An, WI 20
basS1 On t6s S1e aud cShdltfon 1ff 4hs paaeat,
ana nne positive Certainty ns dnrG % gfasepnioi
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1872-10-30

WAGON and Augusta Railroad, Central Railroad
:and Georgia Railroad. Thisis the qnicfsst and
;most iireot rcute and as comfortable and cheap RS
iany other route To Loutsyile, otncfn hat Onfcag0
iSt. Louis and sIEother points West aud HofthWeat
0oiumttasEight Train eonnectaCWttn 0reenyWe
and UolnmbiaR RatiroaA; and Dayand Hight Tfsana
connect with gnNrlctte Read. G.9;s J,l..: -
.g6Eouga, tickets % sale via this loate TO all
VsS aamdsn rs1n sohansG aIsGs st Nnsyi1s day lex
'cept SGI6Sysj with Day Passenger Train, ana
runs through TO Columbia. -. -. 49,, ....,.+
q R:BICKENS, @. +. A.! ~ 80. y Sep5!.