LQGAL.l&ty Tho offi^ pbthe TlMJ^.iH SoTiricti on

the Corner of Russell ami .Vaiket Streets, oppo¬site the Post Oflice. We would he pleased tohave our friends eall on us,wheli they uomc toOrangeburg.

l^.Y" Mr. Ktnu 'ltont.vooN is authorized it>collect and receipt for advertisements and sul>-

HCi'iptiiihe to the TiiM*.

CUutc?> S.rvit;e9.Pretdivtcritm Chprcjr.^-rvidfiM ;ft 11 A. M.,und I P. M .Saftbatli Schoo* at \)\ A. M.

Prayer meet inj; Thursday afternoon at 4 o'clock.Hey. J. D. A/Brown, Evangelist.

Church of the Redeemer (Episeopul).Ser¬vices on the 3d and 5th SabbhsH of evorv monthat 11 A. M. and 4 P. M. Sabbath School 9AA. M. Rey. $. Mx'Uichump, Hector.

Methodist Church.Service» at 11 A. M.and 7 A P. M. Sabbath School at 9 A. M..-Rev. F. Atdd, Pastor.

I^UliVrinJChln-t'h^-SaiS'atb' School at 9 A.Dr. P. A. Dantzler. Superintendent.

V*TOWN DIRECTORY.Mavor.F. H; W. Briggmann.Clerk.E. J. Oliveins.Treasurei. Wpi. AVibcoek.. r. c -

Aldermen.K.M. Oliven^ \VM WiUeoek,(!eo. Moliver, A. "Martia.

Orungcbnrg Mail Arrangement.

Northern, Western and Opens. . Closes.Charleston, ..... .( . 10 A. M. 1.45 P. M-

'

Columbia ...... 12,8b P. M. 1. P. M.'* Ötlipe hours from SAj il. jc ."> 1*. M. Sundays'excepted ? 1

ARRIVAL AND DEPARTURE OF TRAINSAT ORANGEBURG.

PASSEN« EU. FREIGUT.DAT Tir.MXS. DAY TKAlXS.

Down - - 12.05 P.M. Down - - - - 7.50A.M.l p.2.17 I'. M. Up-12.42 A. M.

xusirrTrR.vi»*« xioiittuaixs.Down-11.58 P. M. Down - - - 0.13 I*. M.Cp ----- 2.00 A. M. Up.5.31 A. M.

We are requested to correct an errone¬

ous impression which has gained publiceir/'iiljition, that exhibitors at the Orauge-hurg Coiii'.ty Fair will have to pay a feebefore being allowed to exhibit their ar¬

ticles. This is i:oi at till so. On theconlrarv o.xMßhitors can enter their ur-

tides fjcis t»f charge, and w ill be furnishedu season ticket. \Vfiich Kdnrfts in and out

4.hr-i>uglHiut the Fair,*ut the reduced rate.of 7ö cents. *

F:: j:i nutend. !;!»¦ are lemnstul l<> meet the 1'x-eciitivet .oinmhtcc pi the Oiaugchurg .Igricu!-tiir.il Society on Wednesday, 23d in-t.

We. are grntlli d to "*<l»serv« active preparationat ihe I'.icti r-.' Ituihllng for the coming Eatr,which pi.i- -to .: ..pas- insueccss and uUiie-liveiie.-s I he one&tl'hlrf year; A f».:H kind bli.. i-:< hu- been . ngjg« d. am! every ctloit ;> beingma k> to ;:;:;!,«. it a Micec.-s. We trust the pcöjdi; jOf the County will aj precia'ie and sustain lid-tuji rprije oVtln S«»-i !ty with their coi trihütiomand pre.\euee. jThe wcatlni !; is ttirmd i>uilccouh f.4«fct hay- '

tilg put i:i its ap] trance in the la*t few daysaa.l holding his own quite briskly.We do no heu* mi much complaint amongt|ie planters .it scan ity of hdairej's. The,coltou

is soaic.vIi.il il>iuiud mi aM.l .!»<. phinicks a nilpaying higher wages und gutting ly*s douuj]ditrin.; the <! \\'.

A v- ry serious acehh »i happened la.-l Sundayto Mr. \V. T. Light foot, as he was driyiug.fuitju lie- afternoon with his fa in by, which veryii&triy rc-mlied in the <!v-:it!i V;» o?4:: oe more i>fthe parlies. W hi'e on .1 brfdge the horse .-hiedand kepped olf the bridge, carrying with himthe l»uyg;.V.iu which wi re seated Mr. and Mrs,Light fool, together with three children and anit,vc of Mr. L. The water w; s quite deepenough to have drowned (hem, and i'os.dblywould h ive done pii, b. nl it not he< n for someColored in Ii who drove up at the moment, andrescued ihoin früni the periloiH position theywen: occupying under the upturned wagon. Thehorse was. cut lo-i^e and rescued, and all narficxbrought home, when it was found that Mr. L'.sniece was scrioii dv bort in one arm, and Mrs.L. bail an arm broken and was very painfullyburl in the face.

- . -a^

John Hart zog, a young man at .Vr. Wähler'«saloon, shot hiiusulf very seriously last Saturdaynight. It was entirely accidental, the pistol ex¬ploding in hi- breeches pocket, the ball passingdow n the Icgaml entering the fool in whice itju-tahout the anklejoint.

W'c under.-tand that .Vr. Ifcnry Kolm badquite a painful wound iniiictct! upon his legabout tho knee jüiut. A horse run away withhim and run him against d wagon in the road.Ho fell shortly after and is not yet able lo walk.

il/r. ScovBI'h yard dog bit one of his em¬

ploye-!, a colored min named Hook. Ofcoursethe dog was immediately caught, by the saidI look. The Hook wrfs slightly damaged.

<««i^- . i»<

.'Ar. E. Kzekicl is in the market and suppliedat all points. A cotton buyer, Inj abo ir. a

jeweller, besides dealing largely in hardware,while he has a complete assortment of perfum¬er! -.ad »uch liiek-tihel's.

Please read the card of .Vr- T. S. AUmrgoltjand give htm a call. /Vr. A is a young inerchant who oingh-handed comes before you fon.ln.n.»i o. ...iu..ii I.. ...til A.. "... . :.

' Last Sunday was a remarkably quiet one i"fur (own. Mr.;Brown" did not have service(here wub none a't the Baptist; tins was not thetbinlor fifth .Sabbath'of the month, so that Mr.Melliehamp was not here. Mr. Auhl held serviceat his (the Methodist) church in the morningand Evening.The hearts of the few who heard were sail-

dene/' last .Sunday byihenr^vs that Dr. Klliotthad been curried to Fort Motte in compliancewith thu message that he must attend our be¬loved just or the agbd Mr. Mellichiunp, who bassolong and faithfully served his God and his peo¬ple. We regret to heat that at lust account hewas still very ill, and we hope and pray, withnil good Christians, that he may ho spared its

yet awhile.

Court has been busily employed, and JudgeGraham has been as usuat, urbane and at thecame time expeditious.To outsiders the session has not been devoid of

its comicalities, some of which have been some¬what too'soriotiR for daughter pure. '

One officer was smitten throughout ctmrt,nnd for.the first time, with the stammers.The reading of Judgo's sealed sentence of a

prisoner to one year in the penitentiary at hardlabor was forestalled by the pardon of the Gov¬ernor'in hand held.*.And theitadical candidate for Sheriff, 12.. I.Gain, being for ^i* sifccqtid time called upon¦lo show1 carrse why he should not be indicted forofficial misconduct, having his recent nomina-Upnj before hin eye, the .Judge very naturallyraid that judicial proceedings would be useless,.seeing that if the voters were determined tq electmefbeinut parties, they miisj tbemstlvb^ siifTer.

Court adjourned yesterday noon.LL-U-. . . U '-I

Consigrtyes Prr Express.

Mrs. W. II. Bull; P. MenD.el, W. II.Cbampy & Co., A. J.. Hydride, A. P.Avingcr «5c Brother., Mrs. S. Hough, J. C.Meaner, J. E. Prower, P. Rieh, C. I).Blume, .Mrs. L. Pearson, S. Wilson, S. A.Glover, J. II. Hook, A. C. Pair.

ORANüEBURG SURVIVORS. ASS0CI-AT10N-An Fxtra and Important .5/ceting of this As.

-oeiatioa will lie held a! the Store of the Secre¬tary, on the First Day of the "AgrieuUnrttl'Faiu,"at I2.j o'clock. JA-mbers are urged to \f6 punc¬tual. By order of the President.

.JOHN. A. IIA.l/ILTON,pet I d-2 &»e. O.S.A.

('() AI IN[EEC I ^iL.OZlAXO'EJiVRQ COTTON itA UKKT'

The market is iiepiovbg, prices ndvuneth/;' to'{ y**f lb., middlings eloid.ng at 17.1 els.

t har!csi«»u. 173 to IsJ d>\

Prices C u r r e.nt.Bacon 1 buns : : Hi 1"

<! I 12.! IIDud : : J " i 15 (.¦Corn '

:*

: : : b is' 12 ) («)Peas : : : : " 1 Oil f.iOats : ned : : " I 25 (.>)Flour : : :. : uwt ."» 0\) Ui 5 75Fodder : : : " 1 00 (» i '20liouuh Dice : : 44 1 1»Dam r : : : : lb 25 (..- 50Fggs : : : > dox 25 (»'.Turkey* :

*

: : pf 2 00 ('¦< 2 50Geest : : i -. : "

. 1 00 {.> \ 25Chickens : : :

'" 20 Or. 'lM

I tees Wax : : : lb 22 ®Jh ef : }« .. 10 Cj) jl'iTidh.w . :j " < 10 Oi.

£Lii Ordinance.Skc. IX of an Ordiiian.ee adopted by the Town

Council for fiscal yeao* ending 1st April, 1872,ami now re-adopted, by |>rc»ciil Council lorli-eal year bulling 1st April j 1S7."», is as fol-111u> :

» <i <i * * 4 *For a License t<» carry on any T'ade, Busi¬

ness, oi Profession herein-after mentioned, shallbe pa id, viz.: A pot hcc.n i< s, §5.00; AAihTOty-pis-t, §3.00; Architects, §;{.00, Auctioneers,S1*.00; Dagiicriau Avrist, ,§3.00; Hanks or theirBranches, §5.00; Ih tail Dealer- in goods, waresand merchandise, (excluding distilled spirits,)whose annual sah s are no; over §10,000, ¦>.< 0;tim e )ibo.»c annual sa'-es are over $10,000 andunder $'50,000, §10.00; those whose anual salesare over §.'50,000 §10.00; I (enlists, each, §1.00;l*rinting Offnes, Sö.00; Lawvers or Attornevs,eeh, §i.!!0; Barber*, §7.00; Taf!or4, }2tl0;Dravs, Wngfihs/Omuilnisrs, mid Carrin^es whohaul for hire, each, tt.00; Circus, each, per day,t<i be paid before r xbiliition, 2-V.0Ö; MeUagerics,each, per duy, 10.00; Ptactieiiig physieianP,each, '1.00; Peddlers per month, ö.00; f litckslers,3.00: Cabinet Makers, 2.00; Hotels, 5.00, Ihiaril¬ing House, private, 3.00; Bakery,2.00;Milenery,2,00; Saddle and Harness Mtikcni and rcpairgisol same, 2.0U; Idvery Stables. 5.00; < Inn Smithsand IVack Smiths, euch establishment; 3.00;Boot anil Shoe Makers,2.00;dewclursaod Watchand Clock Itopidrers, 2.00; Master Mechanicsand House Btublors, 2.00. >; * » All maleinhabitants of the Town, between the ages ofIS and 50 years, liable to road duty, shall besubject to a compound lax of one dollar eavh.

(Signed! F. II. W. I'.IDCtJ.MAXN,net !'Mayor.

NOTICE.V.. KZEKIEL is now pK p.'ircd to Inn' COT¬

TON of advance money on the same.highestmarket prices is usual paid for all County pro¬duce, oct !)

Special Notice.The undersigned do hereby warn all pntics

to desist hereafter from bunting ti] on theirlam's. Though we feel that thu hunting olgentlemen nhywhoro is in no way a trespass,we fed constrained to prohibit all, in order toreach parties who are not gentlemen) mwl whounder pretense of searehing for game, Htou! amicommit other nuisances. We lire determinedto use upon all such the extreme law.

.JOHN ROBINSON,ocll 1 WM I-' trnmvsai'v-

Moulding-), Bracket*, St;.ir Ki.:m- it ald¬ers'Furnishing Hardware, E>ratu l*i|»«*f FluorTiles, Wut' Guards, Terra Oottti Ware, MxirbloImiff Slltto Miuplo Pieces. [

Window ülnss a Specialty.Circulars and Price Lists sent free on applica¬

tion, by t m , , f P. V. TOALK.f*$o. 20 Harne and iJiM'packiicy street,oct 1-Ty L'lnmciiton, SjC.

Bfotice of Dismissal.Notice is hereby given that I will, on

the 20th day of October next, file myfinal account with the Honorable Judgeof Probate for Ornngeburg County, asAdministrator of 11. M. Dant/.icr, [andask for Letters of Dismissal.

J. P. M. FOTJRfcS,Administrator.

l'ÜK SALM.A Tract of Land of about "00 acres, about

one mile from tho Town of Orangehtirg, will bo,disposed of tni reasonable terms. Abo a MilchCow. Apply to K. KOlIINSi dS*. *

net 1-4

HH.VCKEIvFORD & KK1L5,Y,FACTORS AM) UBNERAL COMMISSION

MERCHANTS,% NWktu Atu^NTcü NVllARP,

Charleston, S.C.

/LOKXTS l'OK

Moro Phillips' Ammoniatcd Carrihean .SeaCV'ANI).

w. w. p!i.\CKi.i:roi:o. wm. aikkx ki:i.i.<°.oct 1-12

OATS.ÖEIJJX) KYI::.

A Supply of fVLACK RUSTPROOFA f S just received.North Carolina and Georgia »SK1CD

KYl\ aiwavs on band.sTOYALL'.S AUGUSTA FLOUIl,

sacked at mill.liaeoe, Salt, Lard and Cheap Tobacco,

J. A. HAMILTON'S STORE,Market Street;

WAiiK v Ei\ l MÖNS MM S~"WlIOl.KPA J.K

GROCERS ANDLIQ U O li 1 > !¦: A 1. r. tt tt.

i(i:5 öi i.OÖ I:\tM Üay itüil i ,r: i feiern Ä/.

( I .H'J( sic il. S. C.have in stoTtr as u.-nal, a large variety of

oiioc ..: i; i ks, li<j 1:0 r.k <.

and in ndditioii arc rcct'ivb g th i: hii n ¦...[-

meat of FAMILY &. PLANTA VU>X (iRO-( Kit IKS, for tho ball trade, boi.glit al lowestcash prices, consisting in part ofSmoked ('. Ii. SIDES AND iHOFLDEES.

1). S. SIDES A N I' JvIM ll'LDKltS.Eamilv, Extra »V Superior I lour.Nigar.i of ad < trades. A I arge

Variety of tireen .'v. i''.Tea". A I «arge V ty

of Chewingei .Smok¬ing Totia. «'(>.

A Large'Variety' of Havana and DomesticSugar-, .lava Lagiiavra

and I'io ('otiie.

Ami Vnvi'oStB c>flici1* («ootls,such nv

Sail Mackerel, IVtf. pork, Syrups, M-V-. -.( and!. -, S|::r. Ii, Preserved und Canned Stud'sixc, jU'., ,'.<-. Their LlgiKUS UEPA.UT-MLN'.l i- hiicd with clinic* I'oreign and Do¬mestie as aho (he cheaper gradu-i of lh°all>|ies,({ill, WIpjilMVii, Wines Co., Ac., U>0 UUIII01OUSto mention.

Sole Agents for Old ( row, Clipper and Okabona Whiskey, and the Celebrated Diamond (iinin hands ami cases.

ang2l .'hno.

THE SINGER STILL TRIUMPHANT!Till)

NEW FAMILY SINGp'R :-i:\ViN(;

MACH IN KWlTJI ATTAl.ll.M JiNI . l'OK AI.!. kixos ok WOlIKis fa.;t winning favor in the honfeho.M,its shownfrv the rapidly increa-iim sab ..

This HK\y FAMILY'SEVYIKC MACHINEis cjtpahle of a range aijd viyictV of work .-"< i«as \tt(s mice thought ImpOsinhlu* to j erfofm hvniachiiiery We claim and can show Ihitt il isthe ehcajiest, movi beautiful, deliCiKely arrang¬ed, nicely adjusted, easily operated, and ninoe* .'

ly running of all the Family Sewing Nfacabics.It i- remavKiihlc not only lor thii ran:;' ami va-riety ofils sieving, but a!-, i.., the variciy.anddilfcreut kinds tu texture wfiich i; will ^Vwwithci|ual ficiliiv and \ivrfeel ion, using -]\k twist,linen or cbtloii ifirctjd. Otic or coarse, inaltiithe interlocked-elastie-s.'ii h, alike on hoth sidesof the fabric sewn. Thus, heaver cloth, orleather may he sewn with »real strength amiunifortuity of stitch ; and, in a moment, thiswilling anil never wearying iu-iiunicnt may headjusted for line work <>r gauzi or gossattti r tis¬sue, or,llftb'tucking of tarlatan, or milling,- oralmost any other work which delicate lingershave hecu Known in perform.

At the world's lair it received the greataward of the highest shies!.1. Ki White, Agon*,

Office nt Engine House, prangehurg, S. C.

TU Ii$K.'ÜNI> AXNI'AjL, FAIR

OK TU 15

C) ». :i 11 *r c\ 1) 11. l'gAGRICULTURAL SOCIETY,

Will he lield :«t

ANDREWS FACTORY BUILDING.Cotnmim in- on TCF.SDA Y, October 29lh,

imdi'inliiig <.!i Till 11SDAV, OctoberpWlH jvXE&UTIVK COMMITTEE AN-EL ununcc that thev are milking a't.-ingeincnls

Im double ihfl'RKii/UiAl LIST, and tdincftfiWthu attractiveness of die .PAH; in every partic-ithir. They appeal to the pcoplu of the, eomitvfor tin ir osipcialioii in trArwork making itW great success. Tho h die« especially are invi¬ted to contribute, and motu than twice as manypremium?, as at the lute Fair, will he olicrcd.intheir department.The following is a summary of the premiums

ofKned:DEPARTMENT A..'FIELD CROPS.

For largest yield of cotton upon one acre, $10.For, largdßt yield pf corn upon live acres of

high ImihK, -SI't;For (argent yield of coni upon five acres of

swamp land,§lö*For largest; yield of corn upon one acru of

high hind, b">. '

'

For the largest yield of corn upon one acre ofswamp land, §.">. *

^ Forlar^est yield of Rice upon o:jr acre, Sä.j För/liirgest yield df Peas upon one)acre, §ö.'Lnrgi st yield «if Sweet Potatoes, upon *onc

acre, :>>For largest yield of Ivisl potatoes upon J

acre, $±ö0.For largest vield of turnips upon \ acre

?2..r)0.For larg -i yield of Ordntid Nuts upon one

acre, S3.For lliu largest yiehf of Native Grass Hay

upon one acre. §"j.For largest yield of Pea Vine Hay uponone acre, §>.

For largest yield of Sorghum Syrnp fromone acre, §31

For largest yield of Sugar Cane Syrup from; acre, Sö,

Parties wishing to compete for these Prctaiurns must notify tho F.jcccutivo ComAnttec he-fote.eouiine.Meing to gather the re- pective pro-duets, ii order that urrnngetnents may he madefor iiu impartial test of the respective vie'ds..These ptvinuiitis to l>e paid hi AgriculturalTopis or Implements, at market rates.

in.)SAMPLES OF CROPS.

JOilN W. SKtd.KRS F.sft., Su}icrinten(knt'.17 Premiums, worth from $S,00 to $10.00.

(C.)GARDEN AND ORCHARD PRODUCTS.Maj. JOHN .1. ÄALfLEY,'Superintendent.12 Premiums, worth from §1.00 to £10.00.

(*>.)HOUSEHOLD DEPARTMENT.

L. KEATlXti NOUKIS, Esq. Sujierintendenl.2S Urcmiiuns, worth from §2.00 to §5.00.

(ißt)MACHINERY AND MANUFACTURES.

COl.. PAIL S. FFI.DF.ft, Snjut'intenilent.._7 Preniiuins; worth from .¦.'1.00 to §20.00.

IV.)LADIES' WORri,

JOHN \V DAXTZLFK, 1'.-;., Superintendent.50 Ptvinitmi-, wortii from §1.00 to $10.00.

(G.)STOCK.Unites and Mule.-.

Dm ALF.SMi S. .VALLEY; SuperintendPremiums, Medals and Diplomas.

Cattle.IlKXEY X. AXLLL, Superintendent.

premiums, Medals and Diplomas',X < Klicr .Stock.Cot.. JOHN «'. KDW.VKDN, Superintendent.

lH premium-!, medids and diploma-.In thi- Department especially, as w .11 as in

others,, separate pfeiiii'.inis arc oIll-red forimport! <l animals and articles.

(El.)I'OULTRY.

.1. (ti'ÖKflK \"< »S 1", Esq., Sujicriutendent.1 ._' premiums, worth from §2.00 to $5.00.

. '."(!,) .

PLoiMcujyruRi;.T. C Ill HULK, L-.j., Sinjterintendrnti

."> piemi »nun, worth from SI.00 to §8.00:

(X,)ÄIISCELLANJCOU^

i JOJIN A. HAMILTON, Superintendent..Jo premium-, worth from §2.00 to §10.00I'UK-iUKNTS PK KM I CM.

The President of the Society trfl'ers a

special 810 premium for the lady ex¬

hibiting the greatest variety and numberoi'ui'ticiea uselhl in keeping house.

Those desiring to exhibit, or to ascertainfurther particulars, are rcoucnted to apply toany pf the updi rsigntd for information.

Pro11 iiini- will also bu tillered for plowingand lor nthhitic iitilh A new, varied and at-trau ivc programme of utuuscmeuis will bo car-ri il Out, under the charge of;a competent coin-uiittei of gent'em n, whose names will hereaf¬ter appear.

Kvory « ili.. i wil/ he made to render the Falaworthy of the great .-Igtioultural sodioii ofwhich Orangehurg is the centre; and in orderthat this shall bu the case, the work of prepara¬tion must he participated in by all who havethe uiferest of our State and county at heart,

s \,Mt t:i, I ÜK,Wi8t,i;v \V. Cum.eii,II Ait rix Hicfts,I. \ V, ttnxoK II. I»I < K WITH,J.\MI.- I >. TllK/i A'aN'I

Ksectttive t.'otuinitlee*

IN PROBATE ObyRT.I'irrrrioN if .o it pautition.

Ex parte Caroline Kariek and others.The creditor.^ of Adam Ktirick nitd ol

lib son Adam Cl Kail; k, ate requi|e< toprove their demands boloio nie wit .int v i) months ft out this dato, t-lth Sept.1S72. THAI). C. ANDliKWS,

Prohale Judtro.

AT

T. Gj VINCKESOP

Pall and Winter Dry Woods,CLOTMI3STGr5 BOO.TB TV^D SHOES,

HATH, TRUNKS, &c.,WHICH WILL BK SOLD AT* TUB " V

LOWEST FRZCDIS_A.nd Ooad Value Cx-u.ai»anteed.

Having had" many years experience in tin?

BOOT A N IZ> SHOE BUSIXKSS,JC will make a specialty of that department and warrant all GOOD"? as represented.

fjfc« Gr. VINCE*ORANGEnURG, S. O.

oct & N*eja X>oor.to X>j. A. C. Dike's Drug $f»re.

J. S. A I b e r g o t t i" SUCCESSOR Tp

T. A. JEFFORDS & CO..*

Having purchased the INTEREST of the Firm of T. A JEFFORDS & CO.,Corner of Russell S'.rcct and Railroad A venue, I lake this n»ethod of vnforming myfriends and former patrons that I am now

LOCATED AT THE ABOVE PLACE,Where I will he happy to serve them with everything in the '

GROCERY 101X13Of the BEST QUALITY and at LOW FIGURES.Thanking you for your Support in the past I respeetfullr ndc a corifii»*uiec

same. J. -Si ALREUGOTTl.Oct ltt lv

of

TKAVELLEKS5 GUrÜE.Northeastern Railroad.

Oiiari.kston, :;. C, June 8, 1872.Trains will leave Charleston daily at

It). 1") A. M. hnd 8.00 P. M.Arrive at Charleston ,0.00 A. M.

(Mondays excel>ted) ami 3 P. M.'I rain dues not leave Charleston 8.00

P. M., Si NDAYS.

Tnun having lO.lft A. M. makesthroughcui nectipn to New York, viaiJichnnuid and Acquia Cr ok only, goingthrough in -11 hours.

Passengers leaving hy 8.00 P.M. trainhave choice <tf rout, via R'fchmond andWaslmigtnn, or via Portsmouth and Bal¬timore. Those leaving Friday hy *liisTrain lay over on Sunday in Baltimore.Those leaving on Saturday remain Sun¬day in Wiliuinglon, N. C\This is t he cheapest, quickest and most

pleasant route to Cincinnati, Chicagoand other points West and Northwestwith Trains mnking connection at Wash¬ington with Western Trains of Balti¬more and Ohio Railroad.

S. S. SOLOMONSEngineer and Superintendent.

P. L. (' LEAPOR, (Jen. Ticket Agent.SAVANNAH AND Uli ARLKST0N RAILROAD.

C»iaui.i:ston, June 1.1, 1872.On and aller Monday, dune 17thj the

Passenger Tvu-ifn.s on this Roa'd will runas fallows :

EXPRESS TRAIN.Leave Charleston daily - - 8.30 p. inArrive »it'SaVtinnah daily - 9.45 p. inA rrve Savannah .= - 11.30 p. tnLeaivc at Charleston daily ¦*

. 7 a. m

DAY TRAIN.\ (Stimlars o*ccritrvL>

ooixo t.Xt*r, on down*.

Leave Greenville - - 7.H0 a m" liclton - - - - - tt.W a iu" Cokesburv ... 11.15 aim. Abbeville! - - - - 915 a u" Ncwlnsrry - - - p m« AlKton - . - - - - 4.20 p m

Arrive Columbia ... - tf.00 p mS&T Connect nt Alston with trains on the

Spartanhnrg ami Cnion Railroad; connectingat Columbia, S. C, will» night traun ort theSouth Carolina Railroad, up and down; al.<t>with trains going North and South on the Char¬lotte, Columbia and Augusta Uailnud. andWilmington Celnmlna and Augusta |i dlfo.vl.

AlfHEVII.I.K MtAXCH;Train leaves Abbeville at {».15 A; M.,

connecting with (h)wn train from Green¬ville. Leaves Cokcsbnry at 2.15 Pf M.,connecting with up train from ColuinbiiwAccommodation train, Mondays, Wednes¬days, and Fridays. T/SUve< C iksh-try a

11.15 A. M., or on the arrival of the downtrain from Greenville. Leaves Ahbevilloat 1 o'clock, P. M., conuecltng with nptrain from Columbia.

ANDERSON URANCIT & BLUK ItHMtK MVXDOWN.

Leave Walhalla« Pcrrvville" Pendklon

AndersonArrive Helton

5.4-"» n ml ».*_'.*. a in

7.IU a in8.1« a inV.UO a m

UP.Leave HeltonM Amlersow" Pendleton*. Pcrrvville

Arrive Watlialla

.'l,ö(i p ui- 4.50 p ni

5.5U p tu. «.:t-"»j» fit

7.1 ö p u\Accommodation train between Ballon

and Anderson on Tuesday*, Thursdays,and Saturdays. Iy.«ave Helton at 11.50*A.M., or on arrival of down train fromGreenville. Leave Anderson at 2.00 P.M.. connöctihg with up train f-om Co¬lumbia. THOS. DODAMEAD,

Gen'l Sutiennteiuhmt.Jaiiez Norton, Gun'l Ticket Agent,

Leave Charleston, - - 7.40 a. m.Arrive at Savannah - 8.30 p. m.Leave .Savannah - - 11 a. in.Arrive at Charleston . 6.80 p. m.

Passengers from Charleston hy 3.30p. in. train make close eoniicctiou withPort Poval Hail road for Beaufort,

Preight forwarded daily on throughhills of lading to points in Florida andhy Savannah ofsteamship? to Boston.Prompt i.ispatch given to freights forHeaufort and points on Port Royal Rail¬road and at as low rutes as hy any otherline.

'1 iekets on sale at this office for Beau*h»rt ovei Port Uoytd Railruad.

CVS. CAI)SI>F>T.Engineer and Superintendent

S. C. hUYLSTON, Cen. PL and TicketAgent.Greenville and Columbia R. R.

C1li;tm_>;o of r^elivWlute.4 vN mill after TJ11'KS LAY, Hc\ toriiber ö" 9 1872, the passenger trains on this Roadwill Ih- ran as lbi|ov>, daily, Sundays cxcftpiod:

OOINO wi:sr, on up.

Leave Columbia ... 71*» a in" AIstoit.P.Oo a in" .V w berry .... 10,40 n in" Cokeshury .... 2,00 p in*' Relton .... ;;,.'i0 p mArrive CSrceuvilie .... o.'lO j> in

SOTTH CAROLINA ItAILROAH;Ciiaisi.kstox, S. ('., Mav 1». WfiOn und utlor .SUNDAY, May 10, tho

passenger trains on the South CarolinaIlailroad will run .is follows:

FOR AllJfSTA.Leave. Charleston - 0:30 a inArrive tit Augusta - . 0:40 p in

Pott coi.VJfn! v.

Leave Charleston - 0:30 a tuArrive at Colunihia, - 5:20 p m

for t1!AlH.r«STOX\Leave Augusta . - 0:00 a niArrive uf Charleston - 4:30 p inLeave Colunihia - IhOt) a inArrive at Charleston - »":30 p in

AUdUSTA nk'ut KXI'r.p^(Sundays oxeeptcd.)

Leave Charlestot - 8:30 p iuArrive at Augusta. - - 7:35 a inLeave Augusta - - 0:15 p inArrive at Charleston . «1:50 a id

CQhV'MlUA XKHlf t:XI'ltt\s

(Sundays effpfyfol.)Leave Charleston . 7:10 p hiArrive at Colunihia - 0:30 a inLouye t oluinhia - - 7:50 p iuArrive at Charleston . 0.45 a nj

s:: m m KUvim. .: thai n .

Leave Sjuinmervilie - 7 2"» a n>Arrive at Charleston - 8:40 a raLeave Charleston . 3:*J5 i- m