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The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1873-03-12
Prospectus for I873.--Sixth Year.
THE T ALDINE

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Word. \ representative and champion Of
American taste.
Not Tor Sale in Book or News Stores.
THE ALDlNE. while issued with all the regu-
lari:". haSnG7e OF the temporary or Timely in
tercst Characterize OF ordinary periodicals. It
iS"M elegant miscellany ofpure, light. and grace
III! literature: and collection Of pictures the
rarrst S,iecimenS q; artistic skill. il black and
white. Although each succeeding rum:cr az,
!nrdS frt 81 pleasure to lis lends the real yaIre
G:G beauty ofTii& hLD!NE win be most ap-
rf"ciltcG atlc! i las been bound uD q: tie close
Of :ht year. While other publications ma
ca T.! superior clc:pcSS. !S c0narri with r;Tais
Ota similar class. THt. AtD:NE is d UNIQUE and
original c"nceptior-&!Gnc auG uMapproached-
ausoju:rT = without competition in price or char
actcT. TIE pUssc:SOr o.: ! complete volume cans
not duplicate The quantity o: tluc pa;nr and Ell
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sEgegsctes.
DAVIS & CO.,
INF FORMATION AGENCY,
NGTON. y. c.
a Great Public Want. At last. Supplied.

- StS@e SoA4S ~ S'At, q. last, SHkYlICn.
There are hundreds o.: men IN 81 parts Q: tie
Country who daily ned I%FOnMA!IUE in re-
gard TO Pensions. bCuirtieS. parcats Internal
L, "enue Licenses 2nd Decisions. the condition
of Contractors accounts. Q: sO:n- c:;ic?s Of tie
endless claims which 20 hecu:'o Tic several De
par:'EcntS of tie G.'v::n::iei.t: which ;I'.,rrna-
t:us', :! u c..a Ia. iHrEiSc. Ipi:2Jt aid ru.i;t
- s;:"a ;tsi:i ih: is " tin: "a" tEc cX; ;t. o.
:>!t 10 the sea: Of Government !;vou - :, !:
o. v&I! !"rIl :c Z" CDl.sI" ..:,:>ri .cG rs l.. j.
III Is !n1i!c d:'tir- .-y"n i;"i.;sr nY'.n ;at i,-
Q"rati" 2 Considerable extra ia!.!eu: a".;. .ni-
cHlrce. n" c!:::s' - >lu".:t 20 ti..;;y.
We cal furnish. Ep"I :t!;. -!iu.te<: uu,:cc ST.
c!i.c ard rriI,h Z IL n:n:a;lu" IL regard 70 :;y
point i"r"ve;; - tie bn,i:.:.$ Of tie yario:s Eu-
re2uS; q ;"ti transact a;y %! C." husic<s before
taeN. The az! :our Representatives, will from
obvious rc&s":S. he Very uii!lt- - aiTrrd H.
"Een ntcrS>',%: UG- !3mg lcGGainia!.Ge and IL
ai.larit: with tie offers a.d viii, the routine
OF pps'Ic business. aud our p:cnr! and u"rem!t-
ting s.teNti'T il 70 all matters e!t p>t, 10 US a:,-
able u 10 ofcT ti!e be>t facilities for obtaining
:Ai:rm2:io!; ,I"d Ee desire - ati0rl j, on tie
most reasonable terms.
All letters vEc!os,. OHe Dollar. With I stamp
for return postage. viii tic immeG iae:v answer
-. ana eNpici; aid satisfactory Information
given. IN lis CurSIi; no c:TJits will b. Sp2rc,l
AID it vii! be Communicated win the most yc,r-
rIioUS Gdc'i'y. 80 as 70 be absolutely !el:t3c.
We are tseterH!!nc.; IL n:rri.-art s9crrc-the
unqualified coni:d"Ecs Of our patrons
C"u;rac;oiS' :cc"rT;s tpr c),,vcv!ug the United
St"'e> Mai! plior 20 1862. - also As>r>,art MIR
sEa:s s"cSoni:ts fer r&kins Census OF lSGn bought
or received &c. COLI ct.0u
We refer: by especial permission. to
Hon j. J. Martic. Sixth AUD :tGr Gf the Trsss-
ury i"r the Post Office Department; lioa. ID. y.
Holloway. !aie Commissioner OF r.:tc:,;s. Wash
:!;s:oH: N. W. Barr, Agent Southe rn associated
Press; +. II. Smith. E:e,, Official Reporter
House OF Representatives. Wasling'oa: il. c.
ha%' ;, tso.. Reporter Associated Press House
oi ke2r>Se: iatiTeS. Washington: John VI. I:a.-
c!.s. ESQ. Jou-nal Clerk, Iou.e OF R"p,eser.t.-
tiEes: Washington: C!in,oa Lloyd. ESe.. Fay
C:erk. House Of Representatives. Wa>h nyto::
"n: ) NcDonali. ESQ. Chief Civr!: L. : SEN
ate Washi' stEn; John :. Burch. Esq. Minute
and Jc2:nal Clerk. l.. ;. Srnate WaShiustoa;
Noses KELLEY. Esq. Cashier N.,ioncl Metropolis
tan Bank, Washington; Cha< 4. James. ESQ.
Cashier Bank G: W as!irston. Washington; Pots
4 Shelley. proprieto:S N",rcpoIi7ar Hofei
Washington; John Cummins. late Associate
Justice Supreme Ccurt, Boise City. Idaho; A.
;icman < Co, Pub !isher> San Francisco. Cal:
Rives s. Bailey. Proprietor. ongreSsiouai GIo;j.
Washington. ArG 20 tie members rsnera:.v OF
the present Congress.
Post OEce address, Glass box 35l.
Dec. Il, Slim.
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CHARCOAL AND BHIMsroNE FOR
SWINE.-ln every hog pen there
should be deposited weekly, Ii
quantity ot charcoal. The hog
eagerly devours this subsiance,anG
is greatly bcnIitted and slrength-
ened by lis use. It prevents
many unpleasant diseases, and
contributes largely to the fatty
secretio"s. y few spoonsini ol
pulvcrlzcd birthstone or flour OF
sulphur, in little dough: should
be administered us ci;en as once a
fortnight to swine while tattcuing.
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ONION SAUCE.-This is made in
the following way, and is excellent;
with roast leg Of mutton, boiled
mutton or roast pork Peel Six or
seven good sizei onions, and boil
in water. When tender. drain and
and chop fine. Set to boil 4 little
over 4 pint Of ni!s-watcr will 10
if YOU have no. iniiil, bat it will re-
Qulre more butter. Take table
spoonful al :ioar: blend with y
small piece Of butter. ana stir irto
the milk. When boiling, PIT in
the onions and S2rvc hot.
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A thermometer should be placed
in an open space, out Of the vicin-
ity Of high buildings, or any ob-
jeci that impedes tie free circua-
tion Of air. II should face the
north: so as to be always in the
shade, should be II inches from
every ncighb"ring object, should
be about Is inches from the
ground, and should be protected
against its own radiation to the
sky, and against the light reflect
cd from neighboring objects or the
ground itself. The thermometer
shouid be read rs rapidly as posi-
b!e:a the heat from the body or the
breath Influences the instrument.
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POTATO YEAsT.-Boil one hand
ful Of hops in two quarts Of water
half an hour. Stain it. and return
the tea to the kettle. Hav. ready
g:~.:d eight large potatoes, or
nine small ones, which stir into
Tie tea. Let it boil . minute or
Two, and it viii! thicken to q bat
ter. When nearly cold, add half Il
pint o. good yeast. Let it ferment
well. then put it into ajar and COW
CT close. Always shake CT stir be-
fore using ii. Use L porce!aia kc,-
tie for making this yeast: or an
iron one timed inside. \ com
mon iron vii! tuyn it dark.
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HOsegS-.-BGrbe7".
c i L VI BIA HOTEL.
COLUMBIA, 5. c.

NN~N -HO1-1. -. y.
THIS @eIi-knowG HOTEL, situate in the
centre Of the business portion of The CITY, at-
iords every convenience and comfort 10 tray
cierS on business or pleasure. The Proprie-
tor, having secured tie services Of polite and
efficient assistants, pledges himself to spare
40 means and pains in its management TO
sustain The high reputation 50 long cnjoycd
by tie COLI M3lA"a rs Z FRS, Class House.
Attached 10 the House is handsome Bill
LlAHD ROOM. furnished with three of Phe-
M Ian X CoIiender's best and most improved
Tables.
TELEGRAPH OFFICE in ro:uuda Of the
House. Also, Bath Rooms, ceualed BY none
in the city.
WM. GORMAN, Proprietor.
r.. /. BCRDELL, late OF "Charleston Eo-
tel, and j. F. GADsDEN, assistants.
Jan. %. 1873.
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STUFFED CA8EAGE.--Talle large
fresh cabbage and cut out the
iEeart. FIJI the place with stufting
made CT cooked chicken or veal.
chopped yer: ti"e, and seasoned,
rolled inlo baIls with yoIk OF eggs.
Then tie the cabbage firmly togcth-
cr, and boil in Il covered Kettle tor
iwo hours. 1t makes 3 very deli
cious dish. and often useful for
using small pieces Of cold meat.
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%SS>-

MILK TO \ povNp cE ByTTER.-
M. Naciiic writes George i. War
ing, that l3 jersey COWS. from the
i3th 70 the 23,h Of October last {!
days. gave 1851 pounds OF milk: av-
er"ge Pc: Cow per day, 1892
pounds: from which was 50! pounds
Of butter, on one pound Of butter to
1922 pounds Of milk each Cow
yielding rs po""ds per week.
Ii;k set ii shallow pans. Cows
L, pasture, with 80 feed bat grass.
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WANTED At ONCE.
cie Hundred ana Fifty Thousand Acres c
Sn-th Cerolina TanG


We have an application for the ADORE amount
O. 'o!A Ca:oliaa Land upon which to lnc=:e Il
co!G4y ot Swe,ies. Parties bayiug lands ior sale
Wi!l hnd Ii to their advan.a G to send Us full
description Of their premises With terms &C., Z:
oEce. This Inust be accompanied bv Que D..Ii.r
70 oe!raE The tNpense or publishing IN pamphlet:
Enciose stamp for return postage. We charge
=: per cent. upon al property sold.
DAVIS s. CO.,
!; Q: GlSss Boz G5l, Washington, DC.
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CALIFORNIA CAKE.--Two cups su-
::ar, one cup butter: three cups
four; two eggs, cGe teaspoon
cream tartar. half teaspoon soda.
SDice TO .3Ste.
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The WORKg@G MAM.

desire to make this Journal first class fami-
~ newspaper t'uSii-:et: in III. heart Of the
South, and III the ceGtcr of South Caro- lima. the
WORKING N.iN will strive 70 be interior 10 no
other paper Of lie kind.
The title Of this journal. THE WORKING
MAJ defines its o"n mission. Its desire will BE-
20 enter The cottage O. every laGorjuS man in our
broad country. bearing messages OF joy and en-
cou"d g"aent 10 earth'S iraSt honored. but most
honorable class. 1t is IN honor and a bliss to be
= Working Man.
Politics bc!nig TO the politicians Tie labor
ing man has but lit:l" time TO waste in that de-
y:rtmcEt q! business SO il will jr with the
WORKING MAN. Its aim will be 10 take an
independent course III matters Of all kinds. ahd
10 furnish lis readers with such Tews ard sug-
ge>ticnS On ali topics aud events as shall Ge
deemed worthy the atteEtiou Of the public.
Ti.. Si:cc;a!:eS Of this journal shall be: The
education oftIr flaSScS--the manufacturing me
chaicai a!.d is, icuItu-ai pursuits of the Ieup;e
Of our cOurtrv-anh the cGc0ura .cmeit of ali
thv Christian and benevolent enterprises which
tend 10 amr:orat2 the condition OF human ity
Advertising as. " III be li:'c 4 Speciality aud
the WORKING -M.iN Will ctre- rare adyauta ges
10 advert iscrs.
TERMS-lAv ,EIA3LY ~ ADVANCE:
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F07 Clubs "a ::Te. each cop;'............ ! -
For Clubs 'f ten. c..c c1py. ............. ! -
- Rates tOr advertising moderate.
ain READ" 20 I"cciv" subscriptions with the
money IT oTcc. 10 one need ri!f~rta. i single
doubt a. to The coi:tnuaa.: of the Larcr for Que
ga. = ii Necessary Gr72"%cnertS have been
mGCr I" cG:.ducT i that long.
SpcciHe!: copies Will hc sent flee 20 any one
whC viii send Ms address. Direct to
TlLMAN K. GAINES.
jan. ), 1T Columbia. ). G.
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The Juice Of an union and q lit
tie salt Will subdae the pain and
Inflammation caused by the sting
ufS lee.
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The NeWberrv Hotel.

JORDAN ?. POOL, Proprietor.
This Hotel has undergone recent repairs,
a"I Is BOW more comfortable and wei! #p-
i"i!tct tA"n ever. With 4 wcl!-kep; table,
cool roo'nS, attention 10 every want, and
coisi"S servants. the travelling public will
find it AL they Can aS!; fo-.
IN addition there is 8 :!r>:-class bar-room
where The hest OF wines, liquors and scgars
cin De had, and also bIliard-room al
iacl,.L.
Tie Livery stable belonging 10 the Hotel
is also wei! supplied.
Scp'2J tf
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THE NEW FRA will be conducted on the
following civil and political maxins. as vital to
the interests of the Stste and viii! labor earnest
ly. in accordance Herewith to adjust the people
to their rev circumstances:
lst. la passing successfully through any crisis,
the people must possess elasticity enough TO adapt
themselves to Few conditions. Nothing seals the
fate CfG nation sooner than the stubborn adhc->
encc to obsolete uSpges and forms which the pro-
gress OF Society is 6eterinipedly throwing off,
%. The Statc j. cuTicied in proportion as the
ier,aaae,cy OF her citizenship Is secured. To
effect this end, land proprieto!s should be ELL
c,ugagcd 10 cacr Eiici; lands on such terms and
in such quantities rs will enable the head of
every t.miy to become land holder. :rd thus.
being Identified with the material ia;c-cstS Of the
State. contribute 10 her prosperity
Sd. Rulers "re the peoples agents. invested
with power for the punishment q; evi!-doers,
aud Tor the praise Of them that do VEIL TO
wi"n i j. the duty Of the people 20 render all
proper respect and obedience; for there is no
power but OF Cod the powers that be are Or
daiEed o. Cod
4th. The proper rue OF political faith is that
which aids the Administration. and enables it to
dereiopc the material Interests Of The State; to
promote tie happiness. by securing tie peace
and quiet OF The iidiv;dua! citizen, aud harmony
among al! classes Of Society.
NEW ERA PUBLISHING COMPANY.
Greenwood, ). G.. December 2Ist, 1872. 2-tt
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manufacture etc. iu eli aces. 1t j. :: complete
cl:c, ciopc,!i. 81 @l;s ;.:. ls:nc 'ciutv- and j
the n1ost entertaining :,;.G valuable work Of :n-
formation on subjects Of @ei:eral ;itefcS; ever
"iitreG 70 the pubic. Tie Book is sold brasents
mo are ,.ak,g large >:.!.S IL a.! part Of Tie
coUntrr. i: j ,i.tt"'t Il ic los p'Ic= Dt $50.
;rG Is IL" cheapest hnc'; ever sn'! l." -E0,clip-
ton. We w.: .,gcl:. N every tO"n in the
Uni'"d States auG 10 agc::t c:r f!! TO 30 well
witt. this book. Our term a:e liberal. We give
our ascr.> thn exclusive :ht ofterrjto:y. One
ol our agents sod i%5 copies III ci9!t days. "no-
tier sr!d 3S.; in .a1 weeks Our agent Ill Iiart-
tnrG sold 81 in one week. Specimens Of the
work sent to :SeLts on receipt OF stsmp. For
crcsiarSa and ferns 10 agrnis. address the pub>
fishers. sample copi:.S Of this book ert 20 any
address on receipt OF price.
J. L. BrHE & HYDE. Publishers.
Hartford. Conn. Chicago Ill, Cincinnati. Oh!o.
sept - y
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PROSPECTUS
OF THE
W OR z N G. NJ A N ,
WEEKLY NEWSPAPER
By T;lnan E. Gaines, Editor ard Proprietor.
PRiCZ-TWO DOLLARS a YEAR.
PROSPECTUS

We are living in Lew era. The South can be
restored Cnly b. correct knowledge aud well di-
Tected labor. The pen :.lG the pIow are the two
great implements uy y hch our country is TO be
made prosperous. As one of the means Of devel-
oring our rcSo urceS and building up our country.
have determined TO issue early in January, an
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Contains aII The ness, foreign, domestic,
po:i;:ca! aid general, with FIJI! and rc;iIb!e
rrarkc; reports. Each nunIhur also contains
Irv ia. NI.J:: stories, AMI 4 grcHr variety cl
literary. agricu;urai and scientific matter,
exc. etc. con n,;i.Itins. 1t is confidently as
serted, Tie a!o,t complete weekly :!cw: paper
IN this couuiry.
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NO. Tram daily. No. = Tram daily, sundays
excepted. Both trains make close connection to
ai! points North. South and West. No. Train
makes close connection ct Richmond for Virgin
ia Springs.
Through Tickets sold. and Baggage checked 10
all principal poiutS.
Standard Time-Washington City Time
+. 7. ALEXANDER, Sup:t.
F.. r. DORSEY: General Freight and Ticket
Agent.
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RESTAURANT.

ia ht!h 1.
The undersigned respectfully informs the
Puo'Ic .hat SIC is now prepared 10 furnish
Neals-Eish, Oysters: &C.,
Every Day, and at all Hours.
Also, Bread, Cakes, Pies, Wigs and Rolls.
Fresh Every Day.
Nov l3, &c KATE SHODAIR.
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IH'Hy ia2es and
800 F.nSra wings.
printed il i:ngiish
ard German. Wri;-
ten by % Eminent
Authors. including
John 4. Cough.
Hon. l.cCn Case.
Edward liowlsnd.
Rev. f. Edw!Dlia.
i'hiiip Ripley. Al
bert Brisbane. Ho-
ace Greeley. +. Il.
Pei k;nS. etc. etc.
Tbs work i 4
complete history Of
al branches Of IL
iustry. processes Of
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Daily. Sundays excepted, connectin, with
Night Trains on South Carolina Railroad, up
and down. also with Trains going North aud
South On Charlotte, Columbia aud Augusta
Railroad and Wilmington, Columbia AID Az
2usta Railroad.
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Branch. Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays
On Anderson Branch, between Belton and .Au-
derson. on Tuesdays, Thursdays ard Saturdays.
THOS. DODAMEAD, Genl Supt.
JABEZ N0R-oN, General Ticket Agent.
Sep. II, SIT.
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TERMS, So i YEAR.

!yDCCLMGNTs TO CLUBS:
Eve copies. one year ...........S 9 00
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tMiv copies, Oac year, a!I an extra
copy 70 senlcr. r............:....... IS 90
Parties sending Cabs as above. may retain
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as commission.
Persons desiring 10 act as agents supplied
with specimen bundles. Specimen copies
se'I fee 80 a:ir address. All letters should
',n directed 70
NEW YORK WEEKLY NEWS,
D0N 37775,
NEW YORK CITY POST OFFICE.
Nov. g, :S-it.
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Stationery eyNa EssssaSs'g.
NEW STATIONERY HOUSB.
= r. STOKES

HAS just opened, in the new and hand
some building Immediately opposite the
PLeuix Office, Oh Main street. complete
stock Of
STATIONERY.
Comprising Letter, Cap :iri Noe Paper, Of
all sizes. qualities AMI Of every disruption: !:
Fiat Paper, vi C"n Deny. Donbir-Cap. Ne
dium, Royal, Su;,"r-!!uyal, aid Imperial
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style, at short Dotice.
ENVELOPES
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E.NE titIi'i.,:S
In endless VI ;".y-:,. sizes, ',.::c; &r"i qu:li-
tins
Di..t, N.M ROOMS

ties.
Di..IEl;;E bUGNS
OF cya;y variety. j.r:"r:ln1an ;:.!,l Pass
Books, P2ck"t Books. i3vn.,. aE,l L=tit:
Books. Recc:r; Bees, Mo-" Books.
ARCHITECTS :nt nEiUGlTSMEN will
End & comf!c:e soc; q; :nr:.:i,!> TOR their
use. Drawing Paper. in sheets AMI rolls,
Bristol l'oar,l<. Postal Paper AM Boards, Oil
Paper, Pencils, Wa:er Coior.. in cakes and
boxes, Brushes, Cfayoas, Drawing Pens.
SCHOOL STATIONERY
Ofevcry description; great variety Of con-
venicnt and uscfu! articles for both Teachers
and Pupils.
ALSO,
Photograh Albums, Writing Desks Port
fo!ios, Cabas, with boxes, and a countless
variety OF
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SCHOOL STATIONERY
FANCY ARTICLES.
First Glass Stationery House,

Which the subscriber ii!rn.s ii;4 shall he.
He Will s.iil con,;:iv, lis HINDERI and
BLANK BOOK MAXI FACTORY aud PA
PER-RCL!NG ESTABLISHMENT, which
has been in successful operation for owe"
thr:c Tc.l:s in t:.i> STATE. :;Il 20 which lie
w;h cou;:nu' "a devote his OAR personal at
tcG.ion. Ills sock VIII hc kept up fall ana
coEl Die;c. "nG !ii> ;:1t> will lie found always
reasonable. aTI hc i.of"'s 20 have I share Of
patronage.
+. z. STORES, Main Street,
Nov IS, Diff Qrpo.tc Phoenix Office.
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PROSPECTUS
Or
THE NEW ERA.

a Paper devoted 20 the popr!ar interests. viii
be published weekly, by The New Era Publish
ing Company. at Greenwood, ) C.. about the
lst OF February 1879. al S2.un per annum, in
advance. Edited By ". X. Blake
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Lut'to: I Capitalize. .......$2, ,ooo,ot 0
Guaranteed Capital. ........ $4,000
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SCPERINfENDENTSO OFFICE.
COLUMBIA 5. c.. September %, 1872.
ON and after this date the following sched-
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GOING NORTH.
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Leave Columbia. IL. 53 4. H. 11.C5 =. u.
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GOING SOUTH.
Leave Charlotte. \. ". $50 P. M.
Leave Columbia. .......2. 7. ". $50 A. ".
A5!lFe Augusta .........I.2 7. ". $50 A. II.
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Kenwick Depot, Aibemarle Go.
New-York tribune., 1873-01-24

e. was ~ the completed portion of the road had not been
ineluded in the contract
nv the Chairman-Did you not by virtue OF the con-
tract with Oakes Ames (which included 19s miles Of road
already completed derive large profit from the Union
Pacific Railroad Company, and was not tho profit made
the very instant the contract assigned to the trus
tees A. 1t was.
O. Did not the Credit MoblicT, fewimOnhs after de-
clare large divdendi a. We did.
O. Were not all the out OF which the Crelt Mo
biier made dividend obtained fr the time of the
signment until the dividends made A. They were.
O. Was not large portion Of the dividend derived
from the extension OF the contract over that part of the
railroad already built and accepted by the Government
A. II probably was.
O. What did the 1873 miles Of completed road included
in the Oakes Ames contract, cost A. do not know.
BY 1Ir. swann-Dd you represent to the Government
parties in authority that the portion Of the road referred
to finished road and fully equipped, and did you
receive your bonds accordingly in conformity with
the law A The Government Commissioners inspected
every twenty miles Of the road, and reported its COM
petion 10 the Government the road was equipped for
running purposes but not to the exentof accommodate
ing travel; theGovernment accepted the road as fin
ished, and the bonds were paid.
@. DO you know how much money spent for en-
gnehouses, engines &C.. after the road accepted
a. good many hundred thousand dollars.
by Mr.. Hoar-Dd the contract with Oakes Ames bind
him 10 do the portion of the road already accepted any
thing than to take addtionaisum OF money in
payment for it A. The contract bound OaRes Ames to
furnish acerain number OF engines and cars, which he
did,
by Mr.. Shelabarger-Was not all the machinery and
rolling stock, at the rate of $500 me included in the
Oakes Ames contract already included in the preceding
contract A. think the required amount of rolling
had not put On the road at the time OF con-
Guiding the Oakes Ames.contract
The Committee then adjourned until tomorrow at u
o'clock,