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Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-11-11

COLUMBIA. 3. a., October Is, ls7L I
VIII be told At public Auotljn at tho QuartsrmAs.
toT's Htoronouse, In Columbia, :. o., st 10 O'clock
m, on the 9hh day OF November 1872, a large lot Of
masters stores And olnthiug Apd suulnaEr,
Consisting Of Blanket, BodsNokB, Mesquite Bare,
AIss, HAtehsts, Spades, &c, &e, -
Oe2p Capt. and NJ. s. X U. S. Army, <. <. o. H.
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OTFICE A. @. g.. FoHr HAMuroNl
N, y, HARHoR, Oct -, ls71. (
sealed proposals. In duplicate, Will BE- received At
this once until NJ m, November u, l67Q for fur.
nishlnE the frsIh Beet required by the Subsistence
Department, U. 3. Al At this station, during aiH
months, oommsnolnS JAnuAU j, l17a Information
- Y conditions, guAliy Of beet, paymsnls, IA,
be Obtained BY eppuoAuon to u. NJ. HALL,
QuATteTmAateT First rtillsIy, and BIsTot Col 4,
A, Acting OomminaEy Babilstonoo. oolb
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DROPOsALs FOR OONORkTK STONE FUR
L THE NEw JAIL oF TnE DISTRICT or

OfTtCE or bUPERvtAfNo ARCHfrFCT,l
TREAsuRY DEPARTMENT, November 8, lG9. !
Sealed proposals will be reoelVed Al this once until
u M Of The 18th dsy Of November ls7a for nTnishnG
and delivering the site OF the il for the Dis.
tTiot Of Columbia, on reserVhtion No lB so cubic
yards, or lefa Of Granite, Limestone, or other
hard dnu6le stone, broken 70 the size Of hsn sgEs,
and suitable for Oonorete the Whola to be delivered
within forty days required By the progress Of the
work, Al suoh times thereafter msT be required
BY the Superintendent, OF a. much sooner mly be
desired By the oontTa otor.
A wharf will be erected the premises, the use Of
which will be allowed the contractor, free of charge
Zach ptopoiai 70 be accompanied By . sAmpls Of the
stone inisnded u 10 furnished.
Proposals will be made By the cubic yard, and the
m'tsTial viii be Teoslved by weight The weight OF
yard to DO AscsrtAlned By the superintendent By
msAsqriRE accurately and weighing ths came.
All bida must be made on the printed form, 70 be
obtained at this ONCE and must be mpanisd By
penal bond In the sum Of thousand dollars OOO)
that the bidder Nill Aoospt and perform the contract
n AWAFted him.
The dsht TO reject any or all bids IL reserved.
Payments will bs made monthly, deduotinE ten (i0)
per cent until the oomplstiou Of the oontIAoL
Proposals. must be enclosed 10 a sealed envelope,
udorsed Proposals. Tor Oonorgts stone for tho New
Jail Of The District Of Columbia" and addressed 70
A. IL. MTJIItWTT.
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Proposals.
y RoPosAIs FOR RgBBLE STONE FOR THE
rn,,,rS STT,s e % y,

TnEAsURT DIPigrNEsT, November 5, iTL
Sealed proposals will DO received At this olos unul
u m Of tbs 26h day Of November, Si1 for furnish.
log and delivering on the site Of the jail for tho
District Of Columbia, reservation No. "A, EAy 400
cubic yards, more OF less Of Rubbe, Granlte or bon
ecA stone, quarter to be bond stones, length
equal to tho thickness Of tho wallis and 70 contain
less than ten u0l cubic fact and 70 stone h contain
less than one and one halt cubic feet or % be le,s
than sI 90 inches thieE, 70 be delivered In quAn.
titles subject 10 the order Of tn superintendent, and
A. such times may be 10 his Judgment requisite
A. much nsy be desired By the contractor.
wharf will he efsoted 90 the premises, the use Of
which vii be allowed the contractor free OF charge
Proposals will DO made bI the cubic yard, and the
material will DO received By weight the weight Of a
yard TO be ascertained by toe superintendent By
measutlnE accurately and Weighing the same.
All bids must be made on the printed form 10 be
Obtalneu At this once, and must be accompanied by
penal nd 10 the Of i've thousand dollar akOO)
that the bidder will accept and perform the contract
n awarded him.
Tho right 70 reject any OF all bids Il reserved.
PaJmsnta Will be made moathly, dtduotins ten uO)
per cent. until tho completion Of the contract
! Proposals must DO enclosed In q sealed envelope,
indpred Proposals for Bubble Stone for the New jail
Of the District Of Columbia, )" and ADDRESSED 70
A. II. MULLETT,
"A 49,. 49,
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7IoYERNMENT SALE on PUBLIC PROPERTY.


fORT GInsOS, l. T., Oct D, l5ia, I
VIII DO offered Tor sAla, at pubic auction, on the
18th dAy OF November, s52, the remaining portion OF
Iron bridge, belonging the United states, Atthe
oIossinE Of the PoTtsau river, known As the Texas
aud Fort ATbuokle crossing, aud about slI miles from
Tort hmith, Ark. The sale 10 commence at Y m.
Terms cAan. JAS. HELGRR,
uoyA X Arm
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TTNTrED BEATEs Patent OFFICE. ;,

u WAsnINaToH, ID. O., OciobeT 81, ls7a.
On the petition OF SAMUEL II. IOAPKINs, Of Sing
Sing N, Y,End JoHN MAOLURE, Of hoNbTt, N, j.,
praying for the sItsnEon Of patent ETnted TO them
on the lat dAy Of February lrb9 aud Tolasuod the
I'd day OF January, ls7l, for an improvement In liar
ness Saddle Trees;
tits oTdorod thai amony In the case DO closed
on the 9lst day OF December noIt that the timo
for hlinE arguments aud the EEAmiuoT'a report T.
imitdd 70 the 10th day OF January neat, aud that
said petition be heard on the 18th dAy Of January
neIL
noVtAtaw N, d. LRG0HrT, Dam isHinueT.
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" u
On and aioI October 7, ls7l the trains on this roA
will be run follows
The mail train will leave Alexandria daily, tEesp
Sunday, at Is a. m arrive At LeeaburE At II a. n
and HAmllton At II 20, Leave Hamilton at ~ % p.
M and L9stburG At - IS p. M, and arrive At AoIan
dIlA ats Is p. m,
daily except Sunday, at y. m, Ard arrive At Lees
burg At ?. N. Leave LsosbufE at a M, and At.
rive At Alexandria at l5b.m
. The Is a. N. train from AIerAndTiA aud u 10 D.
tain from Hamilton connect At hamilton with
ksmps daily line Of UoAehes fS- PurosSillo, Sniok
gTsVle, BeTFyyllls ard WiuohostsG Also, With
hsamers line Of Uoaehss which leave LsesburG daily
Tor Aide and hlddlsburg.
UOmmu tAtlon tiokets, thTes oeuts POI milo,
Annual tickets, $50 ~. N. HAYEkER,
nov1u ClsusTal Ticket Aren't.
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I " 7 I'M OUT I'M q VVVHIV TIE Dbl HIUT
OF COLUMBIA.
Harrison 3. Bowen, guArdlAn,J
} No obJ1. Eu. d1o. A.
Charles NJ. Lewis, Of. al.
james 4. Edwards. the Trustee In this cause hAV-
Ing repr rtsd thai he has sold part Of lot 49, In Sluara
4H, hhying front Of Is feet, inches on ncTth o
street ~ w isst deep with the Improvements there.
TO Jotoph " bnOdETA1a, for 80; also, part AZ
lot In square M hAvinE front Of Is fsot Inches
~ 70 les, y Inches desD, with the Improvements
thereon, 70 james Strap, for 81 Loo.
IL By the Court, this second day Of NOysn Der, A.
ID Bia Ordered lnd dooFoed that tAid sales vii be
rAthsd aud confirmed on SATURDAY, the Bjth DAY
OF November neE', unless cause 10 the contrary b
shown OF before that dag F0ridsd copy Of this
order be ubsha a Ia . me daily noWspa poF, printed
aud publiahed In Washington city, ID. y once week
tor tnres Successive weeks before said 3Dth day
November.
b. the court; A. WYfIR.
A Gus oopT. Test: r. J. MKIGs, CloTk.
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GOVERNMENT sGLF.


GOvEREMEST NAVY YAHD, !
MARE ISLAND, October Il, ls7l
There will DO sold At pubhu AHctiOn, At the NAVY
Yard, Mare Island. on WEDNEbDAY. the lath dAI
Condemned Government Property, con s!stinE In pSit
Of
junk, ordnance ATtioloS Provisions, UIothlnE, Flags
Lanterns, lime Pieces ste, etc.
complete list Of wsloh can DO soon at thlI once
and At the once OF the Nav PAymAsteT, iJ4 CalfoT.
nlA street, SAn Francisco.
Terms The successful bidders will be required At
the close Of the sale to deposit 10 per oont Of the
amount Of their puTchAAsb, the articles will DO
sold. Tho rom linInE portion OF the purchase money
To DO paid In uoyernment funds before the articles
can be rem owed from the Navy Yard.
All articles purchased must be removed from the
EAyJ Yard within ten OO) days following the dbJ Of
sale, and " not removed within that tln0 he AMOUNT
deposited and the articles will DO forfeited 10 tho
Government
No article will DO sold at less than it, appraised
value THOMAS U. bELfRlDGk,
ootA C0mmAndAnL
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bids will he considered for two pieces feet square
q usrs and 90 feet ionE.
TI1Op0aI nm fiTTTIEa OE uIAHITE
WORR EoR IJNi'rFD STkTRS O(lITRT
UOiiSR ANN POST UFFiOF OOLJJhBIA
u hbOHk LIE IS Az ,s7,
Rf.sd n,ebo.'is ,tl ~ tscsiTsd a ths oos n the
5osSing Ana anime M sy.nits Ts1niIsd ~. tbs
- ~ a., -, "a "a AN "a s,,,is. "a
sSim5S,s N nav uoaIt Ss1ss And Po.t ofaeS Co1m
bIa n n " Nv" ~ ~ JEW
An eqttiDg, beds, .,hlsI face Al moulded york,
inEs numbered II, IS i6 81 and "a and tull size
dstaha And nodels, ghleh VIII hs inrhbhea 70 the
oontrAotoI a. Tequired
standard sample stone, showing tas VoTiSSs
Hrauts o. cutting may Do Teen IN tno omee OF lne
supeIyisng AIohlteot A. hAshlI gtop, y. o., q In
Tbs stone cut and ready % be sst, viii BE- delivered
o. ne ne o. the ouhaing sie,1y leNIsfp: 4,
Ihe entire cutting Of The hts stoU VII require to
NAY isiSi nat o. The sesond SION on e before
Isq1lrsa 20 ~ iurnlsheu Ana ueveIea on OF psiore
ne ~ az q ~ uhasr Rsn.tg oi slgs
W e1eh sna e'eIJ aAysaeAJ beJSnu ths times ABOVE
auBpuiaNoii III, L.. "a. T.. A.. .,,I.. ,,,,. =.
~. 3S s1 sos.S =, n. -
lions. 1911, ,....,,.,--
oan ~ ,o, ~ nnt w 6ns ~
contract ntTh,d ., H., u,a.o, ,,,,,.A fam, .n,,h
ii ~ I9s % Ga Pr1'Ss sSS 80
w SSnG q ,h I've @ PsrIoI "a % NJ sam Of
S1S fi,S EiSG 20 wv, ~ n 70 ~
uIIsd states Court In Ire dstfct In which ne bid
deg IT. rei ndCS,, ,.n, 10 ,,t.,,
nj IA N ~ ~ ~ ~, - " AZ ~
snmsnt 10 DO 20, and Ssy bd nat doe. net sonfoTm
r. ever respect % the EsqalIemGnls Of this sdyer.
snsS 'u' VIII not D" 0on'io'''u p'u' OF
ElAuhV upgolucali0u And i0FmA OF pFupoaAl can be
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u WAsHIEaTON, ID, o., October q, l6I2.
On the petition Ot EIIZA 0EnhIEN, OF Brooklyn,
n Y, AdniiniItEAtTI Of Conrad 0oTaton, deceased,
praying for the extension patent granted to tho
sAld Conrad Usrutsn on tho 18Th day Of January l5g
TCia9ued 10 two divisions and numbeIed 2,IV and
800 the 18th day OF bOptambor, 1851, for an I'm
proyemoht In lAnt6Tns. This application being for
extension Of division No. 97tig
II 10 ordered thAt the testimony In the case BE- olosad
on the Gigh day OF December most that the time for
hung sTglmentl and the hAAmineIt report r limited
70 the 81 day Of January neAt, aud that SAID peuon
DO heard on tho 6th day Of January next
Any person maI 0ppoae this extension
o06 fugH N. b, LEdGEfT, OQInmlhlionoT,
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CONVENIENT SALE AT SIDNEY BAR.
VI RACKS, NEBRASKA, TUESDAY, NOV. ~
1872, AT 10 OULOCK A. NJ.
hIDSLY bARnACKs, NTB,l
October 10, 1874 I
sil 10 horsos, a lot OF tools, clothing, camp and
EaTTtOn oquipAgo, and mlfo 0llanoous lot Of Quar-.
termAstgrh property. TENS oash, and property
removed on day Of GALA. W. ". RO0hRs,
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pR0g9sAIs F9N s4N6 IoR lHE NV JAN
no PILE:DRIvERs AND QUGRRYMEN,

OFFICE LIGHTHOUSE ERORsEyR, TTRD DIs'T,l
TOMPEnsyI.LE, N, Y, Nov, 8, lt7l
Separate sealed proposals. will DO received by the
undersigned uutll Of the auth November, 1872.
lbt For ali the mateTiAl And Abor for the oonaTuo
ton Of a pile foundAii0ni and 20, For all material
aud labor Tor the construction Of the GTAulto pier for
tho Lighthouse TO DO built on the Middle Ground
nofT Hudson, Hudson River New York; In accord
Anoe with plans And specifications for tho same
ghich, with the form Of bid, guaranty and all tho In
formation required will be furnished on application
to this once, by letter or In psrson ,,,,,,,,,,,
Dol Of Engineers, U, s. A., Engineer Third Light.
house District
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Government Sales.


I ARGE SALE OF ARMY CLOTHING AND
II EQUlPAGR.
DEPOT QUARTEHMAHTEh'B DTFGCE,l
PHLADTLPHIA, October 20, ls1l. I
VIII be sod At pnbo auction, at the behuylkill
ArsenAl, PhlAdolpha, Pennsylvania, osmman cling 90
WEDkEsDAI, December =, l5i3, 81 70 O'Clock a, m >,
under the direction Of Captain U. A, All good, Mil
tafy Btorokseper, United States ATuy lAFse quAn
iitJ Of new, unSeryioeAbls and damaged Clothing,
Camp and Garrison EquiP'ge Gonsisii1g in part Of
lb,0OO DAyAlTy and Light ARTILLERY Jackets.
l6,DJU IufAntiy Goats.
800 Pairs TToWsors.
flQOJ Pairs Boots.
l.GOOJ Pairs Bool00s
$1,000 Hat Feathers.
1880 Yards WOTstod and SILK Lace.
i6Ju0O Brass letter. 70 Eles, dressed Car noBs 40
b0OOO Pairs Bras Scales.
And yAritus other Artloes including large quantity
Of W0oleD, Cotton, Iinen and Rope Cuttings.
The terms Of Fals will be stated In the Catalogues,
which DO obtained a. this once, A. tbs sohuJl
Kill Arsenal, or At tho Auctlop rooms Of MesafA 81
Thomas sons, Nos lLa And ll South Fourth street,
Philadelphia. L. q. EASTON,
AIGiAtAnt QlATteTmaster General, United States
Army. nos
4 !
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OFFICE A. O. &, FoRr CoLUMnUBl
N. Y, H., oct ID, lsf2 !
Sealed pr0posalp, In duplicate VIII bs received At
ihls ohlce Until " m. November H. 49, for furnish.
log ne ire1h beet required b. tue Subsistence De
pArtmont, u. b, ~ this atatou, dui ng the aiI
months eoumenolug January !, ls'd. Information a.
70 eohdl?ns quality Of beef, payments, dc, eau DO
II, q. RUTHRRFQRD,
oolg Second IAent 18th u, i, Infantry, A, Q. i.
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Railroads.
TnHRRRa&iGat EGE fET 2EB r %%t WIZ


THE39IHIH bISE EgTwEEe IwttsJHIlHoTO
Trains between %s.BidsIdn "a .s VIZ arc nov
ron NEW YYoRK, without change Of ear.
LasVe daily teIoept Sunday At a. m, !, and
"' FOR PHILADELPHIA.
Leave daily tsIoopt sunday At 3 a m, I, and
ON SUNDAY.
tsssye for New York AtsO p. m, and Philadelphia
slso,ipg car. Tor Neu York 90 50 p IN. train Only
N ~ oush tets,s 2 Phiiadslphla, New I9tk OF
See iisilnorp spd Ohio Railroad sdysrtl.-msnt for
saa g. west SsSr''n "'aoE'P hSRRor hHRP0'
A. r,, n, AssistAnt Master 81 Transportation.
dBO. g. KOONrz, AGENT, WsshirEtou. nos
BALrlMoRE AND ONO RAILROAD.
wAsHxproS, Nov, Q. is7s
apd WARRINGTON AND ThE WRIT, are nov run
FOR BALTIMORE
Ls've dal ,Iosyt So Day, At is SIS, 2, ?, and
'o"''' NJ 'nf fjk ~ " sf :, rs m
lsssys dslJ' sicept Suudfy. At as, IS, .. n,
w FoR rRIS0iiPAL WAY STATIONS.
~, b' Az Rn btn,l. lnn's An5'goii. Juss
. , 1.'' .'1 ron ANNAPOLIS.
Leave At Z Is a. No., ana tig .. m. No tfaiua
TO or from Annap, y % hg9daJ;
ROD BNEiIaGRE
Leave AtsA.m. s.l5,B ~ ard SIP. IN.
FOR MAt STATIONS
Leave At % 4, to md 4 ~ y ~.
FDk ALI PAHTS ~ THE WEST
lsaVa daily, eIoept Saturday aud huuday, al & IS,
go ., M And ssib aud \ T.. IN.
Do saturday AZ bsii, d % .. N. and p. IN.
On Sunday At J.ib and IS y. N, only, onnoctibH
At Relay Station With trains from BAL imors towhte
log, pATksfsburE, PittAbufR, &C.
For 5trasburE and points betWeon Re'Ay House and
@h i sl ~ si a. Sy
uon train.
Through uoksts to the ws.t can bs had At thu
dAy.
For New York, Phllsdelphla and Boston, 500 Advsr.
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WAsHINoroN AND OHIO RAILROAD.

Assistant Master Of rranaportAtl0n.
l. NJ. OOLE, General Ticket Agent.
BEI 4. KODNTZ, Bereral Agent MOI
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ATLANTIC PHOSPHATE.


~
~ i. -t.
" elcred son
those who have
Browne
,Agcns,Co Colunba c. a. 43mo
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Atlantic Acid Phosphate.

BY ATIANT50
j neraI
O.
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we Onn Make Homo Happy.

We Cnn Make Home Happy.
Though we may not change the cottage
~ For mansion tnll and grand,
For .. boundless stretch Of land,
Than tho wealth we'd thus command.
Though we have not means to purchase
Costly pictures rich and rare-
Though we have not silken hangings
For. the. walls 30 cold and bare,
We can hang them DER with garlands,
For the flowers bloom everywhere.
We can always make home cheerful,
IT the right COURSE we begin,
We can make it's inmates happy
And their truest blessings win;
It will make the small room brighter,
II we let the sunshine in.
We car gather round the fireside, 81 e
When the evening hours are loRE-.
We can blend our hearts and voices
In happy social song
We can guide some errinR brother
Lead him from the path OF wrong.
We may fill our home with music,
And with sunshine brimming DER,
II Hagainst all dark intruders
WaNill firmly close the door
Yet should evil shadows enter,
We must love each other more.
Obi there are treasures for the lowly
Which the grandest fail to find;
There's chain Of sweet affection
Binding friends OF kindred mind
We may reap the choicest blessings
From the poorest lot assigned.
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Change Of Echedule.


SOUTH CAROLINA RAILROAD COMPANY,
COLUMBIA, S. O., Juno 8, 1871.
R&A NN to oeongat eo ignto o. ssesdele efieet on
and after Sunday, oath instant:
MAIL AND PASSENGER TRAIN.
Leave Columbia at..................7.40 40 a M
Arrive at Charleston at $50. ....... 1920 p IA
Leave Charleston at. 8.2O q m
Arrive at Columbia at. 40 p m
NIGHT EXPRESS, FREIGHT AND ACCOMMODATION
TRAIN, tSundays e1cepted.1
Leave Columbia at. geo p m
Arrive at Charleston at. 200 a m
Leave Charleston at ITO D m
Camden Accommodation Train will con.
tinue to run to Columbia as iormerly-Mon-
daye, Wednesdays and Saturdays.
A. L. TYLER, Vice.President.
s. B. PIoKrSs. General Ticket Agent.
Charlotte. Columbia and Augusta r. B
sUPERINTENDENTS OFFICE,
COLUMBIA, 8. O., March 20. 1877.
kE@a E@ Ao4Sl ON and after tns ia51G1;Hys: iM5G1Daay:
GOING soCTH,
Leave Charlotte. ITO A. RI. 7.25'P. NJ.
Leave Columbia. LIB p M. l.49 4. NJ.
Arrive Augusta. .G.15 P. NJ. 6.80A. NJ.
Train No. /. Train No. 2.
Leave Columbia. II AS a. II. 11.l0 P. n.
Arrive Charlotte. -. .6.1O P. NJ. 5.OO.A. n.
Standard Time ten minutes slower than
Washington City time.
No. Train daily. No. 2 Train daily, Bun
days excepted. Both trains make close con-
Through tickets sold and baggage checked
E. p. ALEXANDER, General Sup.
E. R. Dorsey, Gen. Freight and Ticket Agen
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New Freight and Passenger Route,
Via Columbia, S. o., and Wilmington, N. G
b. III @ 7ssf g g

OFFICE GEN'L FRRIGHT 6 TICKET AoEHT,
WILM1HaToN, N. O., Dec. Is, 1871. (,
nHE attention OF Merchants, SHIPPERS Of
l. Cotton and Produce, and the pu6Ifc gene.
rally. is invited to the direct connection now
existing between all interior points in Eonth
Carolina and Northern cities, BY tho Wilning-
ton, Columbia and Augusta Ratlrodd and its
connections at Wilmington, either Ola stedm-.
ship lines from that port, or utd Wilmington
qnd Weldon Railroad, and it's connections vtG
Portsmouth or Petersburg. l,.tr
These various lines, connecting at theee
terminal points, afford facilities for shipments
to or from BALTIMORE daily, PHILADEL-
PHIA tri-weekly, NEW YORK five times per
week, BOSTON semi-weekly.
Uniform rates are maintained with all com.
peting lines. No detention occurs to ship.
ments. Through bills hiding given between
all stations and points named. Rates and
classification sheets obtained Of all Agents.
Tho passenger schedule of night train from
and morning train into Columbia gives su-
perior connection for all points on Greenville
and Columbia and Charlotte, Columbia and
Augusta Railroads, giving Bay Line connec-
ton via Portsmosth, and an all rail connection
uiG Washington, and avoiding al delays at
Columbia.
Through tickets for sale at Columbia to all
points North. For rates, classifcations: and
all inform alton, apply to
A POPE, Genl Freight & Ticket Agent.
J. @. WINDER, Genl Sup't. Jan 3mo
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Change Of schsdule.

CuAuE6 OI 0c0eQule.
W1LaIEGToE, COLUMBIA j. AUavsTA r. B. Co.
SUPRRIkTEsDENT'S ,OFF1cE,
WILMINGTON; n. o. March 90. 1872.
a9e 4saa following schedule will
be run by trains on this road: fs,,..fg-,
DAY EXPRESS TRAIN IDAtLY.1
Leave Wilmington lUni6n Depot 3.25 a. NJ.
arrive at Florence. ............ 9.13 A. n.
arrive at Columbia. 81. 1.25 p. II.
leave Co!umbis s.s,...........:,.11. 11.40 A. II.
arrive At Florence. ............... 416P. III.
ArrrVe wilmington tUnion Depot1 1926 p. IL.
=. MIGHT EXPRESS TRAIN. ~
Leave Wilmington [Unlon Depot i6.8oP.M.
arrive a. Fiorence.. .......,.... 1s43 "A. III.
arrive at columbia. Gas A. NJ.
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SEC. 4. The Criminal Court shall have
exclusive appellate jurisdiction of all
criminal causes from the Courts of Trial
Justices for Charleston County, and ex-
elusive original jurisdiction Of all crimi-
nal eanses less than capital, aud not at
present conferred by law upon the Courts
OF Trial Justices. In these cases the
same laws. fees, powers and practice
shall prevail in the Criminal Court as in
the Court of General Sessions, and the
juries shall be drawn and empannoled in
the same manner as is provided by law
for the Court Of General Sessions: Pro.
oidsd, That the grand jures drawn for
the Court of General Sessions shall
also be the grand juries in the Criminal
Court.
SEC. s. The Criminal Court shall have
the same power and jurisdiction as the
Court Of General Sessions in reference
to defaulting jurors, estreating recogni-
zances, taken in all causes within it's ju-
risdiction, and Furnishing for contempt,
and may issue rules, orders and attach
ments in the same manner and in like
cases as the Court of General Sessions.
The judges Of the Criminal Court shall
er-oDicio have all the powers Of Trial
Justice.
SEC. 6. That tho Judge of tho Crimi-
nal Court shall have power to execute
the provisions of the Habeas Corpus Act,
and shall also exercise jurisdiction under
habeds corpus at common law, in a,i
cases arising within the County Of
Charleston: Pr0oided, That during the
session of the Court of General Sessions
for the said County, he shall exercise no
common law jurisdiction undor ha6eas
corpus.
Sec. 7. The Criminal Court shall be q
Court of Record. It shall ordinarily sit
in the court room Of the County Court
House, and when tho Court House may
be occupied by the Circuit Court, suit
able place near by shall be provided for
its sittings by the County Commission.