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gX-TAX COLLECTOR BADEkU.

Did TIE WilfuHy Absent Himself from
Trial i-straDge Narrative OF the Dis
trfct Attorneys Observation-Disclosures
of Bail Moved FOr-The Motion
Denied-The Case Goes Over for the
Term.
No sooner had the jury in the Gill case retired to
deliberate than genuine sensation was created
by Distinct Attorney Winslow, who, addressing
the Court, moved that the case Of the People
vs.. Isaac Badeau be now called for tr1al.
He said, 'Your Honor will recollect that on
Tuesday last the physician OF MI. Badeau
stated before the Court when the case was called
that Mr. Baheau had gone out In the country TO
Lake Mahopac for the beueit OF his health which
was represented as very delicate. was dete
mined 70 ascertain Tor myself how fer he was de-
bilItated and what were the obstacles to Dis ap-
pcarance for trial. therefore sent two Officcrs
(dctectives) to Lake Mahopac 20 learn the where
abouts OF Mr.. gadeau, his manner and habits, and
such Information az ] deemed Of value. ]
have here two sfidavits from the OIL
cerso The District Attorney then pro.
ceeded TO read an anidayit from Police
Detective Billy Fox. It was therein set forth that
on Wednesday, the sth inst deponent visited
Lake Mahopac TO ascertain where Badeau was st-
journng aud what he was doing. While on the
cars j0urneJng to the lake. and when about seven
miles tbcreirom, the oilccI met one John Hazleton,
who said nc was brotner-in-law OF Mr.. Badeau
aud that the latter gentleman had been stopping
at Red Mills, three miles from the lake. At a farm
house Kept ny Mr.. S!osson On Friday last
Mr.. Uadeau, In company with his WIFE,
had lett there. but nobody knew wnere
he nad gone. Hazlc.on said that Badeau appeared
10 he We'll, and seemed 10 be highly amused a; the
reports circulated as TO his being confined to bed
by sickness. Onlcer Falk VISITED the Sossop farm,
and there saw two yopng girls, VINO told him
that Mt. Badcau had gone away and would not be
homo Tor week. Mrs. slOsson ala not know
when he would DC home The Postmaster AZ said
place mad seen Bsdeau riding out, IN seemingly
good health
OnicHE Wiuiam Kinney. pl lie pis,lict Att0r.
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COURT oALENDARs-THIs DAY.

srrrExE CorRr-CHAMBZRs-Hed by Judge
Iswrence-Nos. IS, %. 90, l04. 13A ISL, 1e1, 1872.
N.RiSs COURT Part l-hed by Judge McAdam. -
Nos SSH 53l2 1913, $685. 5460 5b95 $685. 3337 $685.
sssl ssss 5e.s 5e57. $685. $685. $685. 5475 $685. $780,
SS.l, 5eoe $500
CorRr or GESERAL sEssI0Ns-Held by Judge
sutbsriand.-The People vs.. James McGuire rob-
berry; same vs.. Louisa Lawrence and John Daley,
ROBBERY same vs. BARLEY Cronin and Felix
Rooney, burglary Same VS.. Henry Jackson bur-
glsry; same vs.. Daniel Cronin, John Dunn and
George Reed, feionious assault and battery; Same
VS. Rose Ann Muliigan, alias Rosanna ElmUre,
grand larceny; Same vs.. Thomas COllum, grand
larceny; same vs.. Charles ST. Clair. grand lar
ceny; same Va. Jane O'Nenl, grand larceny; same
VI. gOnn OBIien, petit larceny.
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THE FIRES OF IHB MONTH.

The FIRE Department report l2a nres for the
month OF June, 1874, involving loss of tle5. .S55
on which there WAS an insurance Of t4sS i75. Los.
on buildings, $34, $50; Insurance. t:oa 100; loss on
stock, gl29,o05; insurance. s2so,0ss. The amount
OF unn sured loss was tgoo5. OF which fg9 TT5 Was
on stock. There was l5.5o per cent more ERE. and
lbs per cent greater loss In June, 1873, man IN
June, 1874. June is william bonner was In
dicted Tor arson for having as alleged. vet Ore
90 the properly ~ Louis Picus, No. tos canal
street, the sth inst, ana on June 10 he Pleaded
gnllty 10 arson In the ionrtn degree anl wa- sen
ienced 10 the state Prison igf tne term o. three
feaIs pt Recorder iacgei[
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SUPERIOR ooURT-sPEcrAL TERM.

NniiaIL a. En0~pcl W. kinrs comfy Fire InsuY.
aacs COMPANY. The order heretofore made herein,
appointing ryftree TO take the afEdaNit or depo-
tiu0n oi tbe aslcuaant. Aanson frass, party 10
thc Ac'sDn, must Dc vacated snd set aslde. see
UpnOn.
~ Og3en noFsnla Va stanton Barrand. The
eefAnH a. 1-t ~ opened terms ami paying costs.
frankin Marsh w. a9hn n. Masterson.-I nnd
thst ths rlAihnn has npi mlde Oui a cop2rtnership
b~tSssn binissf ani ne defendant. The defend
ont must have Judgment 1t toe defeDdaut's
e10fnet serve tle piAlnilrs attorney with md
tBa@ to ue Submitted
notion ma tne Iriunctluu heretofore arauted in
enc acton ~ cgnfiulsi il u iorre until tie anal
spSgfncnt aud decree herein. ir .aursd sin cSsfs
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TRAINING SCHOOL RECEPTION.

Last nignt the regular Thursday evening recep-
t0n OF the Free Training school OF the Ladies' In-
dusiral Education Association attracted far az
tendance at the house OF The society," No. ~ East
Tenth street. The entertainment embraced 6ne
inga and short conversational talks on practical
topics 0i special interest TO the younR Women ho
are the special bcnencarics 0i The alton, as
well AZ 10 tue representatives Of tse employer ciass
who require either manufacturing domestic
labor. Tue parors were well hllcJ, and the guests
who inspected the premises ana learned FOR me
first time the objects OF The institution ami ii-
methods OF operation, were highly pleased there
WITH, ne were al with the evenlngls enluymenfe.
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1t is stated that owing to the reduction made BY
the Board of ApportieRment for the Bureau of
Combustibles under control OF the Fire Depart
ment. the commissioners will be compelled to dis.
pense with the corps which has been the most USE
fui In the CITY, The licensing OF selling Kerosene
and gunpowder comes under this bureau, nom
which the WIDOWS and orphans OF deceased lremen
ductiOn made by the Board OF Apportionment was
upward OF $4,000, even after the Fire Commits.
sOners had curtaed their estimate to the lowe at
ngurc. When the reductions are made 1t win be
better 10 commence with the high saaried officials
and keep the useful stan employed, Other wise IL
viii be all generals ana no privates.
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COMMISSIONERS OF DOCKS.
A Statement OF All tho Wharves and
Piers To he Furnished.


The Commissioners or Docks, at their meeting
yesterday afternoon, passed a resolution inform.
ing the commissioners OF the Sinking Fund that
their request for a statement Of all the piers and
wharves belonging TO the city, and also of all the
works in process OF construction, would be CON-
pied with without any delay.
Another resolution was passed directing that
new pier No. S4 North River be leased at public
auction Tor ten years to the highest bidder.
The superintendent Of Docks was requested to
report what property on the Harlem River and
Spuyten Duyvil Creek was being filed in or re.
claimed, and to strictly enforce the rule requiring
that vessels discharging SAND should have tarpau.
lin stretched from their sides to the bulkhead.
The owner OF the northeasterly half OF pier %
East River was notified 30 pay over hall OF the
amount OF wharfage received by him lrom vessels
occupying the outer end OF the pier, and Collector
Ramsay was directed 10 collect this amount In the
future from all such vessels paying over one-half
10 the owner.
superintendent Turner was instructed to repair
the damage done to pier IL North River by the
canalbOat +. A. SILL
The Commissioners then adjourned
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SUPREME coURT-sPEcrAL TERM
Decisions.
hy llnge LaHrence.

~ Judge Lawrence
Dewey Va. Colgan.-Motion aeniec
Moore va Cafpenter.-Morlon granted, with $40
eosss.
Hopper vs Hopper-hemorsndum for counsel
In tne matter VI Nicholas Caristy.-Memoran-
anr.
Anderson, &c, Va. .Anferson.-Crantsi
sernliye vs. Post two motlons) .-Granted
lacs meyer We. Observation-Disclosures ordered
Doty vs. P0tter.-Moiion denied, with $40 costs
Mutual Life Insurance Company VI. smith,
Granted.
Levy W. srIr1n.-A0tlOn denied. WIN $40 costs
Hosey ". rhe Rubber Tip Pencil Coupany.-Mo.
Mon granted, wltn SO costs.
Leeomoe Va Beach.-Motlon denied, with SO
costs lopiuioO.
Baiioct ". Grscomb.-RePort OF referee con.
ermed and Judgment lOr piaint.r
sbas ana Wilcox Company fs. Conkey.-nem
Crsn0gm ior counsel
MlGsAen ys. wlBchen.-STanted
Seasef Ns. Ny0re.-N0ls0n denied; $40 costs.
Jtm w. nln.-NotsOn 20 make answer more de
npits and csrtain. Granted iOpnionl.
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A QUESTION OF PRACTICE.

m the suit OF Knoepel vs. The Kings County
vrs Insurance Company and Trask motion was
made In the superior Court Tor referee 10 take
Mr. rrass's testimony, 70 be used on q motion. I n
similar cases, some time ago, Judge Cardozo de-
cided that this might be done, and Judge Barrett
dectfeG the other way. To-day Judge Spier de.
coed. denying the motion on the ground that this
examination could only be sustained on the 40lst
sscuon OF the eighth chapter, which chapter treats
OF tne exam!naron OF other than parties to the
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dif not appear, however and the accused was
therefore discharged. rhis is almost always the
way In such cases and IL should be the duty OF the
IN rourf-
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sgisa P,sizgrsf, an old laiy over sevenJ years
o. age, resided AZ West Farms a. thc time Of her
ssa,A sbe .nes on sae ISM o. sarsh Is7, cav.
psg yea, estate 70 me vaBe of bsIwseD 300 and
20 aos slisaie3 on WR<i - gaw ,sicd the
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NEW JERSEY.

number OF influential citizens of Orange are
agitating The project Of establishing q first class
academy there, the cost to be about 500, 600.
According TO the Newark Ovcrseer OF the Poor
there Is little or suffering in that city from des
utution. Although there is q population rising
$4,000 he has but few applications ior any heib
each day.
Smallpox has at last taken farewell OF Newark,
according to the statement OF the health autnori-
ties. Some time ago the HERALD drew speclnc At
tention 10 the matter. giving names, places, Ao.
This was denied. Further investigation proved ft
cards AMI wisely devoted IL 10 wiplng out the pes
tllentIal disease They report Newark In a stats
Of health better than Is recorded for years.
A CURIOUS RAILROAD CASE IN TIE NEWARK
COURTS
In the Newark courts a curious case "a now m
trial. In April, 1879, II appears James Smith was
nagman at the Thomas street crossing In the o,tv
OF the Pennsylvania Railroad. One dsy Thomas
Heaney, driving one OF Ebenezer Harrison,e coal
wagons, attempted 10 cross the track In 'front.' 0f
an approaching traiD. Smith tried to st0p him
but Heaney, u seems, was determined 10 cross.
CrOss ne did ana only escaped with his hie Tno
nind part 0f the wagon, as II was, was sau0hS by
tne engine and gjnashed. the wheels beltIG ecaS
Nred 10 thousand pieces. one OF tho pioecs
rO0NTiNUEn GR NINTH PA0Si
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~ igJse Van Brunf
rhsehsB ". HAfd 20 aL--fhe Fecpie. t- v.
weiss. Toe People. Ac., W.. sannon.--Falkrnrrrg
w. if1men.-Dsrf W. to'gu.tt ca si.--cc nsmo.
IaEoum~
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PrFTY-sEvBsTH STREET POLICE COURT
A Brute Who Kicked a Woman.
BEFORE Ludrn Sherwood


Nicholas Rose, OF No. 4S5 East Eighteenth street
charged Michael Garrett, OF the same place, with
an assault on Mrs. Rose, whom be sicsed IN the
abdomen. A certificate was produced in Court
from DIR. Campbell, Of No. 3l4 East Eighteenth
street showing that Mrs. Roses injuries NAV
prove fatal from the tact tBat she was In delicate
condition at he time Of the assault. The acCused
Il Young man, about six feet nigh and stout in
proportion, and the very contemplation Of an az.
sanit by sucn . powerful man on weak woman
caused the Court TO cxclalm that he
nad never before seen greater brute In
human shape The prisoner hung his
head, admitted that he had assauitcd tho
woman, and supposed he should su1er for II.
tie also admitted having been before his Honor
on two OCCASIONS nj Jefferson Market not long ago
IoY being drunk and disorderly. On the present
charge he was committed 10 await the result Of
MIS-. Roses injuries.
The Hamilton Park Outrage.
James Reilly OF No. 9e4 Second street, was ar
raisned charged With an indecent assault on q
young woman named Mary Croumuler, at Hsmli-
Ton PsJk. as elrcady reported In the ByAAI.p She
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A CURIOUS RAILROAD CASE IN TIE NEWARK
COURTS

r0oNTiNUEn OK NINTH PAaSi
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THE BUREAU oP oOMBUsT1BLEs,

, Commission ere then adjournet
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A SWELL AT THE GALLONS The
first Earl OF Holland was a great dandy,
who played prominent and not alto.
gether reputable part in the history of
his time. He was favorite ut the
courts of James and Charles I but
when the civil war broke out, he at
FIRST sided with the Parliament against
the king. In an unlucky hour he went
over to the royalist side, took up arms
against the commonwealth, was de-
feated, made prisoner, put to trial and
duly sentenced to lose his head. Flo
appeared upon the scaffold in white
satin vest and cap trimmed with silver
lace. His costly garments were the
lawful perquisites of the executioner,
to whom the Earl said. as he approach
ed the block: s'here. my friend. lot
my body and my clothes alone; there
is ten pounds for thee; that is better
than my clothes, am sure. And
when you take up my head, do not
take off my cap" Then laying his
neck upon the block. he added: "Stay.
while I give the sign" After brief
prayer he stretched out his hand, say
ing, ''Nowl nowl" The word had
hardly left his lips when the axe fell,
and the head was severed from the
body al single stroke.
GALAXY for September.
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Why not abolish the church stceple? i?
ls there any part of building 30 ut.
terIy useless as steeple? It can nei-
ther be constructed nor kept in repair
without great danger to human life,
and it doesn't look we'll after the best
that can be done for it has been done.
AS if Heaven itself were protesting
against the folly of this unsightly heap,
scarcely thunderstorm passes over
the country which does not hurl its
bolts against some church steeple.
During storm, this summer, in New
Jersey, o steeple was struck three times
in succession. The other day, light
ming struck the steeple of church in
Ohio, and nine women in the church
we're prostrated, five CT whom may
never recover. Why should we set up
targets for the lightning? Even if the
road to Heaven really lies through the
atmosphere, we have surer guides to it
than church spires. We would be
gamers by building our churches on
modest plans. The story of the Tower
OF Babel is quite enough to chow that
Heaven is brought no nearer by build
ing high into the air.
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Fire Insurance.
GEO. HUaGINs' AGENCY.

EftaLitshcd IN Co'umJia, s. e., 1919.
.l.rNA FIRE INSURANCE co. of Ua,..
ford: Conn, S6 .0CO Geo.
IM7ERIAL FIRE INSURANCE Co, oi
London, England, So 100000.
FRANKLIN FIRE INSURANCE CO, al
Philadelphia, s. 900
PuENIX FIRE INSURANCE. CO.. oi
New York. s1,cO0,CC0.
OLD DOMINION FInEINsUHAECECO.,
OF Richmond, Va, s30O,cOO.
ATLAS FIRE INSURANCE Co, oi
Hartford: Conn. $500 0O0.
Risks taken on Buildings. Merchandise
Cotton, &C., &c.
GEO. HUGGINS. Agent
Onice opposite tho Columbia Hotel.
S"pt Is t2m
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The Proper Time

FINO TAKE HEINIrSH'S BLOOD AND
l. LIVER PILLS is when !oa have Nsa-
sea, LOSS Of Appetite. Ycllowcd Cast Of the
Skin, Rush OF Blood to the Head, Cold TX
trcmities, Ringing in the lars, Pain in the
Back, Side aud Shoulders, High Colorcd
Urine, Vertigo and Blllousness. They afford
prompt relief. For sale unlAst
Sept HE1NIFSiiS DrI. S.orr
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Quaker Liniment!

TIME HOUSEHOLD PANaCEA ANDFA-
Il MILY MEDICINE, IL the bcst remedy
in the world for the following complaints
VIZ: Cramp in the Limbs and stomach,
rheumatism in all it's forms, Neuralgia,
Dysentery, Fresh Wounds, Tuothache,
Sore Throat, Bprains and Bruises, Pain =
the Stomach. Bowels or side Billions Collie,
Cholera, Colds, Chapred Hands, Burns,
Spinal Complaints, Chi!ls and Fever
Purely vegetable and all-hcaiing For in
ternal and external use. Prepared By
<. Fl. HEINITSH, at his Drug
Sept 16 And Chrmiesl Stor
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Que cannot easily get away from the
effect Of advertising. II man ad-
vertises that his stock is fresh and
fashionable, it is difficult to believe
that he has not really finer stock
than those who do not 80 advertise.
This influence Of advertising affects
the natural qualities of human
being, and may be safely appealed to.
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f. ~ ew Cigar Store.

HAS been opened at IO5! Assembly
Ill street, Factory No. 13, Third District,
South Carolina. Ile subscribtr respect
fully iuiorms the public that he hah opened
at the above store, where he will keep con
stautiy on hand IL full assortment of CT
CARS and TOBACCO, both domestic and
imported. lie feo:s sure that he can offer
Inducements in DOMESTIC CIGARS, as his
vision, i'll his city. IMPORTED GOODS
sold at tho lowest prices. share of the
public patronage is .olicited, and satisfac-
ton guaranteed. Country mel chants will
do we'll to examine my crock before pur-
chasing elsewhere
N. GOLDSMITH,
1O5! Assembly street,
Oct North Of the Market.
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To Rent.

r. COTTAGE HOUSE On Blaniirg
Bin street. between Bull ala pickens
4lIjl. For tcr.na, apply 10
Aug j. JOHN AGEFW & SON.
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COLUMBIA, S. G. THURSDAY MORNING OCTOBER s. 1874
Stoves ! Stovesi

FULL limo Of TIN-WARE, Cooking,
90 Heating and Farior STOVES. ! would
fHW call Your attention to the open Frank
SS'in for coal, suitable for Parlurs, Set
ting or Bed iiooms, bciutiIui in design and
warranted to wO,k we'll. Ca and ercthcn
at SMiTH'; tn AND STOVE EHTAB-
I!SIlMEST, Main street, opposite ]. IT,.
kinarda. ScDt1S
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a merchant who advertises appeals
directly to the intelligence of the pub
lie.
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House TO Rent.

~ TUE HOUSE and FOUR ACRE
l1,H LOT Of Mrs T.. j. Arthur. Good gar
den and excellent woll If wa.er. los
session given Immediate Apply to WM
MARTIN or + II. ARTHUR. July 4
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THE CALIFORNIA CIGAR STOR]
STILL AHEAD!

NHHE proprietor OF this establishment
Il would respectfully announce to the
public and his numerous patrons, that he
has largely increased his facilities for cup
plying to them tho best brands of CIGARS,
both imported and domestic. Their force
for tho manufacturing of the best Cigars
has been largely increased, thereby ena-
bling them to compete with the largest
New York and Baltimore houses. OF this,
the dealers throughout the entire State
can certify. The celebrated Sc. PARTAGAS
are still all tho rage; also, the loo. I'M
PORTED LONDRES.
II. SULXBACHER,
No. 105 Main street,
Two doors below Wheeler lioun;.
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Kon. D. n. Chamberlain Proposes

Eon. D. n. Chamberlain Proposes
d EGARDLESS of political opposition.
Ill to gain the gubernationai chair. Tho
1nd;an Girl proposes, regardless of oppo-
si.'nn in her line, to gain the Wholesale
trn,!c Of tho State; for, as the mast er OF the
Terphichoran School surpasses in graceful
ness the man who only knows how
To Dance Jig
So this maid, through long experience, and
through acquaintance with the retail trade,
can surpass other houses, in placing with
Dealers such Cigars as their customers
will most delight to smoke. for really, YOU
might as we'll expact Republicans to meet
Democrats
On the Democratic Platform
As to look for Cigars that in quality or
price will compare with thoee sold :t
INDIAN GIRL CIGAR STORE,
Columbia, y. G.
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House for Sale

N1HE COTTAGE Z recently erected by {. n.
i q. Butt, opposite the College Campus.
cont aiming seven rooms, exclusive ut Tan
tries. Bath Room, Dressing Room, Kitchen
and Servants Room. 1t has all the mo-
dern improvements 1t vii! b. snld cheap.
Inquire at Central National Bank.
Sent 1S
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Shorter than any huo from New Tork,
Ph:!a'!clphia and Dn ;imoro to either OF
thcso cities. and many hundred miles
nearer to theso centres OF Western trado
than any existing line to Charleston.
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The Road that promises to make Charles.
ton tho market for the trado OF the great
Northwest, the West Indies, South Anne.
rica and Europe; aleo, an important ON
grant station.
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ECONOMICAL IN CONSTRUCTION,
SAFE IN MANAGEMENT AND
PROFITABLE IN RESULTS.

An Important enterprise for the develop
| ment Of South Carolina.
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LET 1T BE BUILT SPEEDILY:


A link in the Airline Road between the
Chicago and G:.arlestor. soventy-fou
miles long, with ires th;;. - atty miles Of
heavy work.
Shorter than any l,no from New York.
rh;!a''elphia and In imoro to either OF
thcso cities. and many hundred milea
nearer to theso centres OF Western trado
than any existing line to Charleston.
The Road that promises to m axe Charles.
ton tho market for the trado OF the great
Northwest, the West Indies, South Amc.
rica and Europe; also, an important ON
grant station.
ECONOMICAL IN CONSTRUCTION,
SAFE IN MANAGEMENT AND
PROFITABLE IN RESULTS.
An Important enterprise for the develop.
ment Of South Carolina.
Shares Fifty Dollars each, payable in ten
installmcnts.
Every citizen Of this State ehould own at
least one Share.
CHARLESTON, with her magnificent nar
Dor and genial climate; her immense unde.
vc!0ped back country, containing fertile
soil, fine pasture grounds and ine1hausti-
BILE water power; her contiguity to tue
West Indies and South America, and her
unparalleled European ocean course, ie
destined, upon the completion of this If.
PonTAST Trunk LlSE, to emerge from be.
prostratGd condition and become what
nature has intended she should be-the
CHEAT COMMERCIAL METROPOLIS Of the
SOUTHERN SECTION Of the UNITED STATES.
LIMIT OF STOCKHOLDERS LIABILITY.
Tho following clause in the charter is
published for the information of sub
scribCre:
SEC. t. ''Tbat no Stockh older Of said
Company shall be held liable for the debts,
contracts or acts Of said corpor alton,
the Capital Stuck OF said Company by such
S:ockhuldcr.'
DIRECTORS:
GEO ". WILLIAMS, 0ABRIEL CANaoS,
Is. BOlLAANN, JOHN II EvISe,
ALyA GAGE, L. L. JETEn,
jHEo. D. JEnykY, L. r. DUNCAN.
THEO G. BARKER, JAMES +. BLACK
JOHN S. FAIRLY, JOHN :. WHY.
Principal OGi:e and Address 25 Broad
street, Charleston, 6. G.
G. G. EMMlEGEH. President.
A.C. KAUFMAN, Secretary and Treas.
july y 3mO
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IMPROVED
GEORGIA TON PRESS!
Patented March, 1870,

AUGUSTA, GA.
RNHE satisfaction this PRESS has giyc,.
Il in Tho past, the great improvement:
made on it, and the fact Of it's being from.
forty to Eiiy dn!lars cheaper than any other
good Prehs, should induce planters ant
before purchasing. VIC also manufacture
Irons !of Watcr Power Presses aud ScrCw
Presses. Address
pENDLETON d BOARDNIAN,
Foundry and Machine Works, kolloc:;
Street. Augusta. Ga. July 2 vlimo
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1874-10-08

Shares Fifty Dollars each. payable in ten
installmcnts.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1874-10-08

A link in the Airline Road between the
citios OF Cincinnati, Leuisrille, St. Louis,
Chicago and Charleston. seventy-four
miles long, with lyes th;:. atty miles Of
heavy work.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1874-10-08

Every citizen Of this State ehould own at
least one Share.