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COMMITTEE WORK.
Special UispuieA To the CHICAGO Iifjbu.ls.



WASHINGTON, March 27.-TAo Banking and
Currency Committee submitted to the House
to-day their report OIL the affairs Of tho First
National Bank Of this city, M abstract OF which
was tolographod you eome time since. They
accompanied tho report with q bill to euro tho
defects IN tho law that woto made apparent In
tho oourae Of the investigation.
THE GENEVA AWARD.
Tho House Judiciary Committee havs again
taken up tho question Of the distribution Of tho
Goneva award, but as got seem very far from .
deciaon.
INDIAN vIBrT0RB.
Two delegations Of Indians are In tic city at
present. 4 number Of Oaagos wore before tho
Houss Indian Committee to-day asking for
homes, guns, money, aud other noceBsarlos Of
life. ...-..
MoIET1Eg AND ALLoWANoEB.
Tho House Civil Borvico ltaf0rm Committee
met to-day to cousdor the question OF the pro-
priety Of reducing revenue officials salarlos and
quitting OF all allowances. -..--
GoNaANaUINlTY IN THE DErAATMENTg.
Mr, Uepju1nin Dutiar submitted second con-
punG1um ~ folloWHs
l.to,e1d, That no two psrsoun bearing the relation
u hushakta md &4A tAsent MIG Guild, eesta& sad
, 1874-03-28
NOTES AND NEWS.
Epfcfat Dispatch t. The Chicago Tribune.

THE SOUTH oAROLrNA TAXPAYERS.
WASHINGTON, D. O. March 27,-TAe do1ega,
tton from tho South Carotina Ta1-Paycrs' Con.
vention called on the President to-day, and lad
their grievances before him. His Excollouoy
told them tl1at ho did not like one of the
speeches mado In tho Convention which ro.
1loced upon him, but upon their explaining that
tho speech had not hoen properly reported, hay.
ing bcen colorcd for local effoct. lie waa ap-
peascd, aud promised to give thom oil the assist.
anca iu lla power.
(Yo tic ssoctated prtssl
THE ILLINOIS TWO pEE CENT CLAIM.
WASHINGTON. March 27.-rho senato Commit.
too on Pablo Lands voted t, report aud rceo'u-
mond the rassase Of q bill for payment to lho
Statos of Ohio, Indiana md Illinois OF the q
per coat on tic proceeds OF tile Halo Of public
lands within their boundaries.
SOUTH CAnoL1NA FINANCES.
Representatives Of South Carolina tax-paYera
called ut tho Executive Mansion this morning,
accompanied by tho Secretary OF State, and
wero at onco admitted to audience with the
President. n1r. Fish introduced tho delegates
and Mr.. Porter, President of the late Tax-pay-
or's Convention, mnde statement to tho presi-
don't. rcclting tho alleged ovils with which tlo
taxpayers 0f South Carolina we're burdcnetl,
and earnestly hoped for Pomo measure Of emily
roiief thcrefrom. Tho President responded lint
ho was glad to, meet tho delegatos, e''d very
they. in common with Tue tax-paying community
OF the stalo wore afflicted. lie did not, low
over, aee wherein tue executive or Legislative
branch Of the Government could Interfere with
Btate a1fuirH.
NoMINAzIoNB.
The President sont tho following nominations
to tho Bouate: Alexander r. Kotollum, to be
Appraiser Of Merchandise, Now York, instead OF
William s. Htyer. whose nomination is with
drawn; ]. i. Mccarthy, Postmaster at Val
poraiso, 1nd.
NOMINATIONS CONFIRMED.
Tic Senate confirmed poBtnnstcrs Elijah
Eastou, Of Owatonna, Mimi, and $. B. Kendall,
Of Kalamazoo, Mich.
MISSISSIPPI IMPROVEMENTS.
Prof. ForsEey, Of Now Orleans, and Cant.
Eae's, Of st. Louis, wero before the House Com
mittoe on Railways and Canals today. uiHrusa'
ing Tue question Of Tho best plan Of outlet at tho
mouth Of the mississippi n,vor, Capt. Ends ad'
yocating his iotty system, and Prof. Forshey op-
posing.
, 1874-03-28

statomont which might. DO takon down In short
hand for tho uHc Ut tho Committee Bolo1y?
h1r. Woodbrldge-1 think that thhs waa
Tho Chairman AFRO you atill Of tint opin-
ion?
at ali, but I cni,not got Sanborn now. bocnuBo
lust before midnight Inst night lo had tolo-
gram from his counsel in Now York tolling lin
that lo ,,st 70 OH Immediately, as II was noooH.
aary for hu, to be there to prol'qre for luis trial
OIL Monday, aud, should Judge, 1t waH neces-
eary. "
Tho Chntrma1-Has he gone?
Mr. Woodbridge--I do not think ho haa gone.
do not know wl,othor ho Inns or not. 11o was
to l,nvo gono this morning II poeaible II not, ho
was to loaye OH tho afternoon train.
SECRET SESSION. -.
Aftcr.aomo further discussion, tho Committee
dit octed tho room to be cleared in order to con.
hu1t al to the cour8o to DO pursued. Tho con-
cluRion arrived at was that Sauborn should bo
summoned to appcar az witness on tho 9th OF
April ne1t ealier II bis trial shall bo previous
~ onled.
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employed III any Department 1t tho an,ne tsn'o. ~
ponutng loatod md oxolted tlobato on thia
proposition tho Oonltnittee adjourned.
FEN1AN1B1.
Tho Foreign nelatione. Oommlttoo Of the
I1uuae to-day Eavo permission to Mr. Banning,
Of Ohio. to report resolution to tho uouao au-
thorizlng the PreBfdont to lntorooao on belialf
mud. Mr.. Banning attempted subsequently 70
havo the resolution passed by the 1louao, but,
Judge i. lockwood Hoar ob}ooting, 1t went
over.
Mis-. MYnA CLARKE oA1NEs,
having gone tho round III search Of Justice on
account Of Aor claim to certain roal ostato Ill
Now Orleans, nnd having taod to receiyo hor
rights, Inns finally got her cate betore Congress-,
aud 1t ta to bo considered by tho uouse Commit
toe on Private Laud Claims at oil early tlay.
THE PACIFIC NAtLnoAD FIGHT.
The House Public RniIr0ad Committee cxanl-
inod tho proBidentB Of tho Union nlld KanBas
Pnciao Railroads today, to $40 II an understand
ing canuot bo arrived at In regard to pro-ratlug.
upo, an equitable settlomont,of tho. question.
tho Committee will report bill covering the
points.
THE DEFICIENCY DILL.
The House Appropriation Committee are still
considering tle deficiency bill. They heard Su-
porvislng Mullett to.day on clatm WITCH
that gentleman advances on account Of
ropaira, furniture and fttol for pub
lio Buildings, ~, amounting to sl25'oo9'
Bureau Of Statistics, and S150. 900 for tho tIay~
den Geological Survey Of tho Yellowstone. TAG
amount Of deficiency on account OF lndlan agol1-
ctcH altogether IL only 100000, instead or for
was reported.
TANNER oAn-nNAKE.
The sonate Committee on Patents agreed to
report adversely on tho application Of "@uers OF
Ta %$HtSH
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Signs OF Trouble with tho Nebraska
Eudishn6s

CHEsENNE, ". T., March 27.-Gon. Ord arrived
horo today. though it is understood that lo il
not on official buaiueBs.
Que Of the Coad brothers, who resides here,
and has ranche at scott's Bluffs Neb., where
letter to day from tho Governor OF Nebraska in
which he atatcB Tint be lns requested tile PreHi-
dent to have tho General Government aid in
placng the border In condition OF aolf-dofensc.
Nebraska Inns rnarepresonted tho condition Of
affairs, or thoy would hayo obtained aid orc tlis.
Ho promises 10 do all in bis power to protect
citizens and property, but ia poworloAa to do 80
on the o1tromo borders without the aid Of tho
military authoritloH.
Information from Red CLOUD Agency, dated
GATH inst, says tho lodgos loason each Day. Red
Cloud has gono. Quo hundred and fifty booyeB
arc now iBaued whore $50 woro heretofore.
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NATIONAL, T,TNE;,
STATE LIME.

stoamships ot Pennsylvania; State Of Inlslans;
Stats uf GoorKin; Stae Of Florida {bulding}; kat9 q
Indiana; Stato ot Nosada tbu!ldng}. 10 taBgow, Bol
,as su55ay S A; stsis Gsorst, sss SauFsy
rlvr s6 North nisoE, Weekly Hales noxt Summcr.
Rates Of passage: Cahn. $50 and 500 God StoornRc 500
n For tarilier ,aitloaIars appyio JUSTIN BALDWIN,
]. E. IlLE, Uen't West', At Il UIhtst., Chcago.
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He Will Bo Summoned to Appear
Early in April.
Much Conflicting Testimony GlFon
Before tho District Com.
mittce.
Prospect Of q Payment Of the
Illinois Two Per Cent
Claim. ~
NATIONAL FINANCES.
Eptctdl Lfsuatth to Tho Gh,cugo ITtpN1lk.

THE TALK ~ THE SENATE.
WAsu1NaToN, D. o., March 27.-Whon Iogan,
Morton, Ferry md the othor in!lationiRts on-
tered tho sonato this morning, thcy all wore tho
air Of conquerora. They expected to luish up
their work wholo it was left OF Thursday night.
Having secured a vote in favor OF fixing tho
issue Of tue logal-tontlcrs nt s40o.oo0,o0o, thoy
couuted On tho same Senators to sustain
Logan's irredeomable troo-banking achemc.
Tbs intimation TINT thoY rocoivod
that there WAS trouble In tho
ranks was from Gen. Gordon, Of Georgia, who
begged to substitute the Fiuance Committees
Froo-banking bill for Senator Logan's amond-
mont. He WAS for free banking, but ho Tantod
provisions mate for redemption. Senator Bogy
also showed
RETURNING REASON,
and 1t very Boon bcoaulo evident to the managers
for initiation that their hope for SUCCESS lay IN
their ability to stnve OF vote until tho return
OF Clayton and Dorsey, tile Arkansas Senators.
To accomplish this sud, they rosortod to Talk,
and through that fundamentally accomplished
their design, az for as m Immediate decision Of
tue question i8 concerned.
THE DEBATE IN THE nouBH.
- The House devoted nearly oil Of tue session
iBangiug and Curreuoy Committee. A great deal
OF interest iB displayed In tue question. aud
nearly all the speatera have large and attentive
audiences. Tho speech OF mr. Mitchell, OF Wis
conbin against initiation and in favor Of q return.
at ~ carly day AZ possible, to apocie payments,
delivered to-day, excited great doal Of attep-
t!on, and ia spoken Of as one Of tito Houndest
aud boat speeches Of tho debate.
RICHARDSON'S RESIGNATION.
Additional evidence WIS adducel to-dny going
to show that it III the Presidents intcn,lUn to
make Deano Secretary Of tho Treasury. Ho is
hesitat'ng az to Dolano's Succession In tho Do
partment Of the Interior, between Dristow and q
member Of Congress from New England. He
wishes very much to appoint Dr,Btow, but, for
geographical considerations. ia Of the opinion
r1 te Ss~ ee
tiyulged. Gon. Schonck iH credited with having
replied, when told III this city recently that Ao
was mentioned Us likely to be made Secretary,
ait that "lust VII! DO putting in oy one bo"ld0r'
, 1874-03-28

eutsituto s,bm,tto1 1v tt,e tro., u,,,,,
OaroIlnn fkforrnnnS nrov,JnI fna 49, ~
whlo tic yory ,,ext poct;on a,,itn1 Ia On,
nontonnn rim fjlinnia nre,v;Inn ~ ~, ~ .no
culatton Which oomld In ohtofrad AoA @'' '"o '''
Mr. GORDON nskod Mr. T'nran h ,ccort t,o
third sactfnn of tin f,nmmtt Iii ..o
dn1 hoiiovod with ta ,n,,t,a,o n.'' 10 t06o;r-
fghErmn,1 Tint II frno ,a1s ,a i,uu! Ja,'9
tho Nntnna 1nni<,nr oan;,ai SS,,i,1 haa nusuumea
within l10 mitoR of Nav Wi, fiitr Ill., rn,,,
mittco's Iii would battsr. soinowhst thN snmti,
''." ~ ~ nu'u "o1.
IN t%a irat a ,oci o. "as a. 'G Pr 1oF ns
a,,,aa ~. ~ s',S m.se accsou ol Tug pl OF tho
sseeo sat ~ - IT, ~ p.aco OK to
socoo hoeGo' VI snat oi!l. II Was oilefod yoator-
day At the hour Of adjournment, aftor briof o1-
H. Wnpro,, 4,,,,ht H.. . H.,
r,o. 1.,sa f1e., lily % .ms ~ @ .no
ei. ,n, a.um Uatu tts 49, ah"1 ~ iIeo
capital wGuld concentrate 41iIE within hundrod M
Matao1 ~ nun ror ,n mne nt n
NHto'n. sis n1nns Moto s.ut "asos ~
Enat to % absorb % ali tho % dopoaita ofosod wlo N IN
,i,n wo.t tnro rora .,,1ro ~ tns,a n,
t,ov H. v" s.o1 k III iara wv an,c,c,,t ~ 1oprsts ,n MIX
them protltaDle. t,,
MF. oGo!i hn - ~ "oulu ~ bit.l :" son al ouI
natlonas lateptuunosa, ~" Aclu a9!,oAu' nluuRh;
nome, LOT tHg PURPOSE u eatApileu'a6 Natlonal
NafKe' 40 a!a not no4o'atnno 1he amentrment
OF 1he senator rom nnnola Snogan)' II r.
nealoa lug t"enty.soyoEni;h hectlun Vi tlo Na-
t!ohat banR.B law ' wnaen lotet.eq ~, n. 70 ronales
70 % no lhpnsod upon oaacals VI tuo oasnfy anu
Nat!onel 1anhs lot lssu.s M notea not autnorl1ea
~ tnna, luz n1,n,,'or "s notSa
t.5 9o ,sRued a.wssa' "n''Aof eoFof'nsn' oonos oo
oot,u7'1en II W. s,,a u .ros r,,t ,~on,.,a IL
~: @ 1.'u ~ H. "ao a,, nus ptoo"ua 10 ro
o9 W. "oio VI ~ H. oy nuom pats
IT,. m r to fon panmnviva.
10 ~ o,porop1 }rt "a tho' ,,ont,cman ,yns nh,
as, M s,aa.orI"H ~ b' % - s IT,, ro',,nat nIrored
n - ii"s 80, ,na,,;a utor.iT ~, Il
~ 1 HsstWurT n ,,n"n1 str;,o mt I, +,o
aa,, .,aa,,da,ot !. ~ on1 ;nsnrp 100 ,al,
a,,,snn,t nusn,i ,.a nscontoa i,u Mr "A'>A
III Snrn nIai =, 1,r;i,o ~ H. uaco,d
oootion ~ "a hi oo ~ ronorfnd hy III thc ~ Gommt.
tee ,,nc nrs'vdna r. fnr to of IJnjtod
uto.on "use.t .,at ~ 1o, ~ 1usn
Ill., a1 ~ roi ,at rnotor o ~ oraor =,
, 1874-03-28
TIE SANEORN CASE.

tSnec1at Utapatch 10 aha Chtedoo Tribune.
WASHINGTON, March 27.-At tho meeting Of
tho Ways and Moans Committee to-day, Mr.
Walbridge, sanboru's attorney, appeared With
ont his principal. to show cause Why thnt indi
vidual should not be compelled to testify just
now. Ho stalled that Sanborn's trial is to come
OF In tie court at Brooklyn next Monday, and 1t
would not be just to him to be compelled to toB.
try boforo his trial, Us his testimony might DO
ugcd against him there. Tie attorney WIS
asked whether Sanborn feared that bis testimony
before the Committee would DO Of, such char
actor Us would iniuro him in the court, and the
lawyer parr1cd the thrust by representing that
NEWSPAPERS WOULD GET HOLD OF IT
and magnify It, and color 1t 80 as to prejudice
thu public MUD against him. Tho Committee
finally AZ reed to postpone hls investigation until
Monday, the 9th Iprox. 1t ia thought that San
WILL ne CLEARED " THE COURT,
ls tho charges against him nre TINT he co1luded
WITH United States acknowledgements officers III
the matters covered By Ills contracts will bo OK
planned away by the fact that these officers act
ed with him under orders from the Treasury
Department..
sEcAErAny RICHARDSON And Ass1arANr sEoRE7AnY
BAWyER
will both DO examined b., tho Committee before
the investigation is closed.
l7o tho Associated Press]
DECLINES TO TESTIFY
WASHINGTON. b. O.. March 27,-The Commit
toe Of Wnya and Mcaup agaiu mot tLis morning
to nrocoed with tie investigation Of tho Sanbuln
case. the Ut, augomons being that Sauboru should
appear and maEe hle statement, snbiecting him
solf afterwards to tho oroBB-examiuation Of tho
Committee. As soon u tho Committee mot,
howeyor, sanborn's counsel (Woodbridge)
apologized for the nor-attondanco OF his client,
Ind said Sauborus counsel in New York had ad-
yiaca him
NOT 70 APPEAR
before tho Committee prior to rriat in BROOKLYN.
AZ 1sanborn had no wish to keep anything from
the Committee, he had prepared little paper,
and had signed it, and he (Woodbridgo) would
road it TO tho Committee, If the Committee saw
Il. to lear it.
The Chairman asked whether 1t WAS atate-
mcnt In reference To matters generally, or In
reference to tho propriety OF 6anboru appearing
betore the Comnit!oo.
1lr. Woodbridge replied that thore Hpre stato-
mc:,ts in it upon both points.
Mr. Beok-Wlll You tell us why 6anborn had
It announced to the country that this
COMMITTEE HAD SUMMONED HIM
here, and why lo gave tl,at as u reason for his
uot-appearance ut tho trial in Drooklyu
Mr. Woodbrldge-I Was not aware he Ind 30
announced.
Mr.. Deck-Do you think this Committee
ought to hear d
PARTIAL STATEMENT
frep your client, whom le himself applied for
Permission to como hero 2 We nude no in
qriry. We reported bill to repeal tho law, aud
tin ox,ent Of our action until Mr sanbcrn &C eame @
himself aud requested us to hear lin. Va
nssd 1 ths Hs xsm0,oa ana sndo,s @
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Ordinance to be Enforced.
OFFICE CHIEF OF POLICE.

COLUMBIA, s. O., August l5, 1874.
The following ordinance is pub
lished for the information Of all tavern,
store and shop.keepers within the
limits of the city of Columbia. The
penalties therein prescribed for neglect
or failure to comply with its provisio ,s
will attach on and after September ~
An ORDINANCE REGULATING WRIGHTs
AND MEASURES.
SECTION !. Be il ordained. BY Tie
Mayor and Aldermen IF The city Of Co.
Iunbia, in Council assembled. That tho
Chief Of Police shall take charge of
and keep all such weights and mea-
sures as shall be furnished and de-
livered to him by the Mayor and
Aldermen, as the standard of weights
and measures for the city of Columbia;
and no person shall hereafter, within
the limits of the said city, use any
steslyards. scales, weights or measures,
or other implements used in ASCERTAIN
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The manner in which Beecher's Sc
cret sins have been shown MP to the
world, is truly pitable. But it is only
the legitimate fruit OF his hypocrisy.
Ages ago, Solomon wrote, "Whose
hatred (that is hatred of the Lord
unrighteousness- .nnholiness--ini
ty) is covered by deceat. his wicked
ness shall be strewed before the whole
Congregation"
Old type meta!-superior to Babbitt
for some purposes can he obtained at
PHOENIX office at low figures -25 cents
a pound for Fifty pounds or less; 20
cents for larger quantities.
Job printing of every kind, from IL
miniature visiting card to four sh eet
poster, turned out. ut short notice,
from PHOENIX Office. Try us.
Transient advertisements and nu.
tices must be paid for in udvunce.
This rule will be adhered 10 hereafter.
Advertislngis is to business what steam
is to machinery-the grund propelling
power.
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Thus speaks, soberly and sadly, o
leading Northern journal on the negro
question as it now presents itself
"This state Of things cannot last.
Public opinion at the North cannot
always support the blacks in their ru-
inons course, merely because ten years
or 80 ago they were themselves held in
bondage. That the rule Of ignorant
blacks and their worthless white allies
must come to On end it is evident, but
as yet men shrink from pointing out
the only way tof escape. They still
cling tenaciously to their belief IN the
excellence, at all times and in all places,
OF universal suffrage and the rule OF an
ignorant majority; but the time must
come when old beliefs will give way in
the face of the certainty OF robbery.
crime and folly which follows an un-
swervine adherence to them"
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COLUMBIA MUSIC sTuR}
LyBrand u Son

TMRF. rlcasur.. in calling theattention
4 ~ tho public to an examination Of
their STOCK of MUSICAL MEROIIAN.
piSG, consis,i,e %. pi.mos, Church and
parior Organs, Nrlode"ns. violins, Gui.
tar.. ltamj"a FIrtcr. Accortleons, Brass
and silver Band Instruments Of ali kinds.
Also, sheet tturic and Instruction Books
!"r r"vtr! classUf Musical Instruments on
!,Ini =, All times. We are Sole Agents for
hr St>tr of South Carolina " Estey i CO.
80 TAGE OiniAkS Slrct Music .rnt by
m.il. poet paid, AZ rtcci}; oi price: and all
kinds "f Mnsical 'i,"ds ren, hy Express,
''h'n ordered. TO an! unrt ~ the state,
marked G.. O ~. Guod ;ccnp0- hand ri.
.''- .r' Organs ror .alcrhea, .or cash.
Piano. "rSAna.nd Moiodronr Tuned aud
Rsrairr! in " satisfactory mnhncr: aud
VIII give ve"ap"cial lattcption .r Packing Re-
moving and shipping rianc. Tor othcrpar-
tioa to any point desired. at moderate
prices.
Allnr.iers promptly attended tcandsat-
isfaction guarantee Il to those favnring us
with their patronage. Send for our cata-
lnGuc Of Sheet aIusicanl Uusica Moroha an
disc. Richardson street, . few doors above
PHuSIx Office. Columbia &C Nov7
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Wilmington, Columbia and AUG RR

GENERAL PASSENGER DEPART.
COLUMBIA, y. c., May 18 1874.
M E ~ dnIi TIE r;'i ''Silh1owins hS aasss sehe;
on and after this date:
GOING NORTH. TRAIN So2 TRAIN NO
Leave Columbia. 49,. 4 90 m 845pm
Florence. .112 rs pm 21Oxm
arrive Wilmington. 7.15 p m *7.15am m
GOING SOUTH. TRAIN NO l TRAIN NO 3
Leave Milmington..... 8.O0am t6lOpm
Florence. ....... 400 0p m 11.37 p m
Arrive Cclumbia...... 0.t5 pm 4OOam
Train No. 2. from Columbia, is an accom-
modation to Florence, ard there connects
closely with N. E. Il. L., and at Wilmington
with W. W. r. r. 10 all points North.
Train No. from, Columbia is fast Ex-
press, king through conn ctions, aIlrail,
North and south, and water line connec.
tions uia portsmouth.
Train No. l. lrum Wilmington, connects
closely at Florence with n. L. r. X. for
Charleet0n, and is an accommodation train
thence to Columbia
Train No. 8. frolu Wilmington, is = fact
Express, connecting closely from and to all
points North and south. Through tickets
sold ana baggage che cktfi to ali principal
points. Pullman palace sleeptra IN night
trains. *Brtakfhbt. tDinEtr. tSupper
Accommodation Train No. leaves CO.
lnmbia daily, Sundays excepted. Express
Train No leaves Columbia every night.
JAS. ANDERSON. General sup.
A.PoPE, Gen. Passenger a nd Ticket gent
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Food for Infants,

CONDENSED MILK. Eagle Brand. Pa
~ poma. Phosphate Food, Nestle'a Mo-
theirs Milk Substitute. bermuda Arrow
Root. Farina, Broma, Cocoa, Corn Starch.
always fresh. at
June IL HEINITSH'S DRUG STORE.
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Columbian Hotel
FIRST CLASS HOUSE.

n Oh ANOE OF management,
and many consequent improve
enables tho proprietors
10 ofi'er to the travelling pubic
more comforts and convent
tnces than can be obtained at
Shy ether honse in the city.
TELEGRAPH OFFICE. BILL
LIAND and BATH ROOMS in
tho house. Every attention
GORMAN j. CALNAN,
March 4 Proprietors,
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The Short Line Schedule

AAo OuUTt LlHe 6CQeuuI0,
CHARLOTTE, COLUMBIA j. AUGUSTA r. r. Co.
COLUMBIA, y. c., June %, 1874.
k@ CD @s osnseE pHG sshsSnag saShl!sSTing s;1, nas, no
operated on and after this date:
GOING NORTH Train No 2 Train No !
Leave Augusta. 7.45am 4.I5nm
Corbia Junct'n 122O a m 40 C5pm
Arrive veColumbia... .12 80 m 917nm
Leave Columbia..... 1912 m
Winnsboro... 249 p m
Chester. IA 20 o M
Arrive Charlotte. 49,. .tG.45 m
No: Train makes close connection, ria
Charlotte and Richmond, to all points
North. arriving at New York .05 A. nj.
No. 4 Train makes close connection yia
Wilmington and Richmond to all points
North, arriving at New York at TSP. NJ.
ooIEd SOUTH. Train No Train No 8
Leave Charlotte. $50 m
Chester. III 02 a m
Winnsboro.. Ia 38 p m
Arrive Colum bia..... 242pm
Leave Columbia. ..... 2.52pm $40 m
CoPbia Junct'n 1917 pm 4l5a a m
Graniteville ...t7.15pm *748a m
Arrive Augusta. .05pm S.45a
aBreakfast. dinner. tSupper.
South bound Trains connect at Aucuata
ior all points South and West. Through
tick etc sold and baggage checked to princi-
Ea! points. - Sleeping cars on all Night
Traina. JAB. ANDERSON, Gener al SUP.
A.PoPE. Gen. Passenger and Tick ct Agent
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Greenville and Columbia Railroad
CHANG OF BCHEDULE.

A& R 8sTkA11SSss \ ; run = n S.ii1I a. y n
Sundays excepted, connecting with N,o6t
'irsins on South Carolina Railroad NJ and
down.; On and after Friday, August 2S.
che following will be the Schedule: 80
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eaveOolum mbiaa at. ,eo
To..o Hnat ..''''.............. 9.06 m
I.eano Co,,any... ........... .10.31 m
I.es,e Roitn, ufs'''.............. 2.G5 p m
:rr,y.s csa:.,.,,; .,;,;;.'............. $50 p m
Ai,o,...'......... IT,. $50 p m
iesve4I1enYilie iesve po,en st....... -. G.S0 m
T.e.vo GohsoL. hIL..''''...... $50 m
T.es.o Eomh y''... 10. 13 m
Tes,o 49,. fy''''............,. 80 m
Arr;vo 81 CnI.I:. I..I.::............ :. 8. 08 p m
1ndse.o. G1oiumola. ;:......... 450 m
49, So "'o"caohd Dtue Ridge Dtuision
Leave Walhalla. 4. .45 m Arrival TX
Leave Perry vile s. 80 q 70 e az
Leave Pendleton 6.10am 6s0pp -
Leave Anderson 7.20am ds0pn ~
Arrive at Bolton SLOAN Leave osoP IL
Accommodation Trains run on Ahbeyille
6ranch Monday. Wednesday ana Friday.
On Anderson Branch. between Belton and
anderson. Tuesday, Tbureday and Satur-
day. THOMAS DODAMEAD, Gen. Sun.
1ABEz NORTON. General Ticket Agent.
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Piedmont Airline Railway

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&& E S.ssaiGs---iis,o S.saG--i,o AbIE. k.cLn,oll and
Danyiiit, hlchmuni ami Dahvii,r Il. W n.
&. Division, and hur:I. Western h. e.: !. "
GOING kGltilt