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The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1867-10-23

THAD. STEVENS PROGRAMME FOR THE
APPROACHING SESSION or CoNGREss-
IMPEACHMENT LAW AND UNIVERSAL.
NEGRO SuFFRAGETHE MAIN POINTS. =
The morning Post has special Wash
ington dispatch which says Letters
have bccr received here from Thaddeus
Stevens, III which he declares his inton.
tions to urge upon Congress, as soon as
it meets in November, two great meas.
ures essential to the safety of the coun-
try. The first is general impeachment
law defining offences upon which an off
cerimay be impcachcd, and expressly de-
claring that no officer shall continue to
exercise the power of his Office during
his trial The second law. which Mr..
Stevens intends to urge will provide
that under authority Of The constitution
and upon the principles o, tho dcclara
ton OF independence no State shall have
power to prohibit citizens of'the' United
States, whatever thrir race, colour or
religion, from voting for President or
Congressman. This law will establish
impartial suffrage throughout the Union
Leading Republicans affirm that Mr..
Stevens will be sustained by Congress.
--FhiladcI'hia Telegram, 18Th.
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Radicals KOminatnd.

WILMINGroN, Oct. lS.-Thc Radi-
Gals have nominated Gen. j. G. Ab~
bo%, j. j. Ashley, white, and A IL.
Galloway, nigger, for the convention.
Some of the niggcrs arc dissatisfied
because two Of their color were not
put on the ticket. :.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1867-10-23
Baltimore Market.

BALTIMORE, Oct. l9.-Flour very
dull, and prices Unchanged; wheat dull
and slightly lower corn dull, white 35a
d4 provisions very quct-quotations
nomnaly maintained
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1867-10-23

A. McNINCIl respectfully informs tho
j. citizens of Fairfield and adjoining
Districts that he has established a MAR.
BILE YARD opposite the Post.oflico in
Winnsboro, where ho is fully prepared to
furnish any article in Marble Of every style
and finish at much lower prices than they
have been furnished before. Head stones,
Iombs, Monuments, of every description,
Table and Bureau Covers, Marble Pieces,
Ccments' and Plnstcrs of Paris.
Particular attention given to cleaning md
renoyating old Monuments, Tombs, Sc, sc.
lie is alsc prepared TO furnish Iron Fcnc.
ing to order, for Graves, Grave Lots, Gene.
tcries, Win low Guards, &c.
All work carefully Boxed and shipped TO
any point on tho Railroad.
sept % I'm
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1867-10-23
OPPOSITION to tho State Convention.

"a WMM!NGroN, Oct. l9.--Opposition
10 the State Convention is growing, cx-
Coy. Graham's letter having great in.
hucuce
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Liverpool Market.

LlvERpooL, Oct, lo.-The cotton
market closed firm, with sales OF 10000
bales, middlng uplands commanding
sgd. Orleans sgd.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1867-10-23
Indian Deprelations,

WAsnlNGror, Oct. l0.--The Flat.
head Indians of Molana havo renewed
their depredations.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1867-10-23

Nearly all the ice used on the Pacific coast
IS obtained from never failing ice cave in
the northern part Of Oregon. This remarks
able subtcrrancan cavern, where the ice re /.
mains III perfect state the year round, is
situated on a stream known as The White
Salmon, which cmpics into the Columbia
kivcr, on the Washington Territory sidc
about thirty miles below the Dalcs. Tho
entrance to this icy chamber is near the
base of Mount Adams, which stands twenty
miles from the Columbia, and whose melt
ing SHOWS constitute The water of the White
Salmon. The dimensions of this cave are
vast, extending many miles under the snowy
mountains, and the scenery inside is SUI
prcmcly grand. The ice is found in col.
umns formed by water falling from above
and conscaling rs il falls. These columns
arc cut out in blocks and conveyed OH pack
animals to the Columbia River and from
thence arc shipped TO all the markets on the
coast,
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1867-10-23
FREStf 1IEDICINES.

SUB NIT.' BIsMUTH, Morphine,
- Quinine, seltzer Apcricpt. Diaohylon
Plaster, Sulph' Ether. Aguc, Cure, Railways
Ready Relief, Pills md Resolycnt. Cloves,
Mace Arnolds and Dayids Inks. Also, q
lotof Wrapping paper 35, M
KETCHIN, BicsiAsTER & BRICE
aug I5 8@Ri@PV ff's
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..OOMMEROIAI, /.
Winnsboro' Cotton Market.
nINNspoRo, October %. 1St


Since our report Of last week, we have to
day the pleasure of saying that the panic
which threatened further decline has been
arrested by moro favorable alyiocs from
New York "Nlildling' cotton being quoted
at 20 "frm."
The salesin town for the week cndino
22ud instant, have reached about $50 bales
most of which have brought 13o. with an
upward tendency. It must be borne in
mind, that there arc no extra charges made
by our merchants (as in somc other mark.
ets) for weighing or ttagging," nor ID the
the Government Tax of24 cents included in
the quotations, otherwise wo might make
our quotations about 16 cents. We aro in.
formed that there is q difficulty in shipping
cotton in consequence Of romissness Of tho
Collector of this Division in not supplyipo
the tags, and complaints arc also made by
t4a. Charlotte Railroad which drives off q
sassfgc number of bales that would otherwise
be brought to this market. Tho freight DC.
ing $l.25c. to Columbia, whilst it is only
Doc. from Alston, on tho Western sido OF
tho District.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1867-10-23
Whiskey House Seized.

NEW YoRK, Oct. l9.--Several Of the
largest whiskcy houses here have been
seized by revenue officials. Important
results arc expected.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1867-10-23

Condensed TO DEATH. --SontcHco was
pronounced upon lillian Smart Bass alias
Bill Smart Bass alias Smart Bass, by Judge
Horne, for the murder Jacob c. Cozett, on
'he "a OF Sep cmber last, at Butler, Taylor
county, Ga, yesterday Smart suffers The
extreme penalty of the law, by being hung
by tho neck unit. he be dead, on tho 22d OF
November, 17G7, at Butler, tho scene Of his
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1867-10-23
New York Market.

New IoRK, Oct. l0.-Cotton a shade
firmer, with sales $4,000 bales Mid.
ding uplands, lS5c.
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HARDWARE.

nut NAILS, Wood Sorrows, Of best Ameri.
- can manufacture in all siaes, Tools,
n. G. Bar Iron, Hoop Iron, &o.G1 Low for
Cash. l. ~ Ely3sa 81 elsy
KETCH1N, MeMAsTETs s. BRICE.
oct % ~ 45G 81
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glnncd lint q day or two ago, and he
also sent me stalk which measured
eleven feet in height and had on it
507 grown bolls, exclusive Of blooms
and forms. 1t is calculatce that 100
bolls produce one pound of lint, and
allowing 27OO STALKS to the acre, did
they all produce rs the stalk sent me,
the total yield will be 1869 pounds
of cotton Could such 4 result as
this be attained, the great problcm of
the maximum labor would be salts.
factorily solved. Sanguine "bool-
farmer pretend that by manure and
good culture, ten bales to the acre
may be raised. Practical farmers re-
gard these theories with pity, and dis
pose of their speculative calculations
with the simple worl.--impossiblc."
COLUMBIA AND HAMBURG RMLnoAD.-On
Tuesday, 9th u!t., Chancellor Carroll rem
dcrcd II decision in the case, pending for
some months past, between the South Caro-.
lima Railroad Company and the Columbia
and Hamburg Railroad Company. lo dc
cidcS i'll favor Of the latter company, and
dismisscs the bill filed by the former.
SO there Is now no serious let or him
drance TO the speedy completion of this i'm
portant road which is to pass so near us,
aud 10 runthrough SO long II stretch Of our
District Money, however, never comes
amiss, snd VIC have no doubt The directors
Of the road would be glad of help from
EdgeIield Are there not many men living
near the line of this road who arc more able
now, than for long time past to help it
Cotton IS low, to DC sure and promises to be;
but planters generally have made their pro-
visions for next year, and We cannot believe
but that many Of them will have II large
supply Of surplus money. There are now
no negroes to buy with it. Why not, there.
fore, help this railroad? Let us have ral-
roads nov pushed ahead, and there can be
no telling the prosperity that will flow in
upon us.---Eagcfetd .ldrcniscr.
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.EXECUTOR7S NOTICE.

A Ill persons having demands against the
q. Estate ofEDWARD G. PALMER, Sr,
deceased, will render them in properly at.
tested, to Col. Rion, Attorney, or the under.
signed
JOHN d. PALMER,
Executor.
oct II t0-x3
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1867-10-23

IMPORTANT TO PLANrERs.--A New
KIND OF CoTToN.--A Georgia cores
pondcnt of the New York Times writes
as follows about a new kind of cotton
which has been. cultivated in Middle
Georgia during the past season:
ga few planters in Oglcthropc Co.,
have made an exl crimcnt with now
kind of cotton introduced two years
ago by Hon. Joseph Echols, ox-mcm-
Der of Congress, which promises to bc
great success. 1t is something be-
tween the long staple of tho sea island
anu best upland cotton, is astonishly
productive and very rich in color.
When tho best uplands sold last year
at 80 oents per pound, this Echols
cotton brought 55 cents, and the OK.
periments of thisyca promise n SINH
lar relative result. a gentleman who
has raised a small sample of tho
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GEN. FoRRESr AND THE RADICAL
MAYOR OF MEMrlIIs.-Afcr tho ad-
journment OF the council yesterday after.
noon II conversation occurred between
Gen. Forrest and Mayor Loiand. Our
attention was directed TO it. from hear.
ing the Generals voice, loud and en-.
platte. The conversation was in res.
pccL TO the statements made by the
Mayor in regard 10 the paying bonds,
Gen. Forrest insisting that Mayor Lof.
land had mcandidly lodged the qnes-
ton, and where he did not dodge, had
made false statements. The Mayor was
sitting down, and Forrest had by this
time risen to his feet. The Mayor denied
the soft impeachment, which made Gen.
Forrest more lrratc, and he denounced
him in language like the following:- =
you lied, and you know it, you per.
jured scoundrel;" and turning to the
assembled crowd Of aldermen and by
ISLANDERS, he said | dcnouncc you as
a puppy and scourdrcl. / place the
brand upon you, and you have to carry
it," Mayor Lohand sat still. We saw
deep excitement in hls face, which was
betrayed in the nervous twitching of the
upper lip. We heard not word in
answer, and Gen. Forrest walked away.
-lnemphtS IUulanchc.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1867-10-23
Ad illustrators Sale.

A Lii persons having demands against the
IL Estate of John Copeland, deceased,
will repder them in properly attcsied to
Col. SioD, Attorney, or the undersigned.
ROBERT HAWTHORN,
oct 22-+2x2 Administrator.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1867-10-23

Thc Synod of South Carolina will meet on
mo 20 instant, in the Presbyterian Church,
nt La',ronsvillc. An interesting session Is
expected lTs
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1867-10-23

WHAT MAKES MONEY TIGnr ?-Thc grain
received at the lake ports in September was
about double the quantity Tor September of
1866, and all tho Western banks were taxed
to their utmost in satisfying the wants of
the movers of all product. The discount.
ing of all this paper. and the withdrawal of
the balance of the Western banks, caused
an outflow Of currency, legal tender and
bank, of probably 100000 within the
month. The same result will be measure
bly, seen in October. Send us money and we
Will send you grain, IS now the cry in the
West. Besides. there is not an average Of
n wheat crop in Great Britain aud France
is making large demands upon that quarter,
which must be in part supplied by ship
mcns from the United States. Prom the
7th TO The 18th Of September tho export of
wheat from the United Kingdom was con
fined to 5000 quarters, or 10000 bushels,
while the Imports were as much as three
millions Of bushels.
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From the Bowliny Green Democrat, Oct 5M.
Horrible Occurrence.

Never in our experience hos il been our
duty to chronicle an occurrence moro hor.
rid in its details than the following, whicl h
happened in Allen county:
Some two months since Mrs. Blackcn-
ship, lady of responsibility, lost her hus-
band from disease, and was left with three
children, two interesting boys and a lit Tie
infant girl On the 10th ult , Mrs Black
cnshir, for the purpose of Washing clothes
repaired to the spring branch near the
house, taking her three children with her,
the house dog following. Shc had been
cngagod in washing but Il short time when
the dog was heard barking near by. Think
ing that the dog had freed raccoon or
had rabbit at bay, tho two little boys
proposed going to secure the game. With
the mothers consent the little fellows
started of in high slcc. On reaching the
spot they saw Il large object coilcd ut the
foot of q stump, keeping tic dog at bay.
Tnc oldest Of the two boys approached
first. With his face aglow at the prospect
of his prize, he said. "I'll get him, broth
cr." With one dart of his rorkcd tongue,
with one death rattle of his tail, the huge
rattlesnakc-for it was nothing less drew
back his scaly folds, and one dart forward
planted his cnvcnomcd fangs in the flesh
of the boy. Again and again was the boy
biticl, until llc lell cNnuuSIeu Ill INC CO.lS
Of The monster.
The other little fellow rushed to the relief
of his brother, and hc also received the
deadly nngs of the serpent. The screams
Of the boys alarmed the mother, and lcav-
ing her baby girl she ran TO the spot
What sight met her gaze! Putrid with
poison, swollen and black, and bitten in
many places, one Of her boys was already
dead, al d tho other dying. Overwhelmed
with an intensity Of agony, she remained
at the fatal spot a short time, when she
bethought her other little girl at The branch
and hurried back.
On reaching tho spot horrible as it may
seem, she found that the little girl had
walked to the wash tub, into which she had
fallen head, foremost and was drownrd -.
Bcrctt Of children, and almost OF reason
she sank undcr the accumulated horrors of
the hour Assistance was procured the
hcart~crushcd woman, and the rer-nins of
her ncstlngs were taken charge of and car
ell for.
The event created aprofound sensation in
the community, with scarcely parallel,
even in the exciting annals Of our carly and
hardy pioneers.
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oct 22-Ilx1
The national Republican., 1867-08-12
THE NEW JERSEY MUTUAL LIEF
INSURANCE COMPANY

The attention Of those desirlng Life Insurance 1.
respectfully invited to the following peculiar features
l. Its rates Of premiums are reduced In proportion
70 tne enhanced value OF money, thereby saving 10
me ln,qred from 10 to 20 per cent ualy which is
OF that amount "
Hs Ps2.ety eluhalLs, non -JorIsitfn0 feature
viii commend itself to ALL provides for the pay
per Of PTeniuDs paid bears to the number OF wears
the policy has Tuu. 'A''
In case Of policy Of s6,o 900, upon which but one
heirs OF the Insured, In Of death Occurring tbe
second year, t2,600i the third year, 81 e66 81 Ge
And should there have been nine premiums paid and
denh occur the tenth year nine tenths Of the policy
VIII be paid. By this feature policy Is kept good
LOT Whatever money the insured has paid This 1,
nothing more nor less than strict justice, and wha
Applications received, and full information given.
W. X. HERRING, General Agent
Vlo'lm Room No. l, Washington Bullding,
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BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAIL.
I'D ROAD.

~ kOAD. ..,f
wAsHIseroH, Jan. Q, ls57-uoon.
Trains between WARRINGTON and BALTIMORE,
and WASHINGTON AND THE WEST, are now ruu
as follows, Wis:
FOB BALTIMORE
Leave daily, except sunday, at 100, 746, and "a
p. N. and 400, l. 80, and s.+S p m.
FOR ALL WAY STATIONS.
Leave daily. except sunday, alt 90 .. m. and 4 90
and p. m. ....
FOR WAY STATIONS SOUTH OF AHHAP0LIs
JUNCTION.
Leave at g. Is and .. IN. and At 4 90 and 4.s6 p,
IN. daily, except Sunday.
FOR ANNAPOLIS.
Leave At 7. 90 and and l. so p. In. No train TO or
from Annapolis on Sunday.
ON SUNDAY.
FOR BALTIMORE
'A.'' "hTiSSER' iSE SHa ssd 80 so and .9ey. 5 .eP'm
Leave stZ46a m. and 4 80 and g. asp. m.
FOR ALL PARTS OF THE WEST.
Leave daily, except Sunday, at LI5a, m. and $50
On sunday, at $50 and g. 45 p. m. only, s0nnsstiss
at Relay Station with trains from Baltimore TO Wheel
ing, Parksrsburg, Ae.
Through tickets TO the west can be had o. the
FOR New York, Philadslpbia, and Boston, s.. I'D q.
ysrtissmsnt Of Through Line.
J. L. WILSON.
Master OF TransportItion
L. NJ COLI
General Ticket Agent.
aKo, o. KO0HTZ,
General Agent, Washington.
X. J. WILKINS,
jA7-n Passenger Agent.
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1OH0 GREAT 1907
1907 PENNsYLyANIA ROUTE lOOL
70 THE NORTHWEST, SOUTH, AND SOUTHWEST
WsS -

SPRING sCHEDULE.
On and aftof MAY 2ith. 1867, trains will run a.
follows; ... -
washin stOn....7 % a. m. Baltimore. 10 p m.
.....4 80 p. m. see. 100
.....s46 p. m. see. 10. 30 ="
THE GREAT DoUBLR.TRACK ROUTE,
with ELRGANT sCRNRRY, Palace Atate room, day
and night Cars, with modern Improvements, and
saving from four TO twelve hours in time over any
other route. Two hundred miles saved 70 Western
and Central New York.
THREE DAILY TRAINS TO THE WEST.
TWO DAILY TRAINS TO THE NORTH.
Through from Baltimore TO ROCHESTER, and
PITTSBURGH without change.
Passengers by this route from Baltimore have the
advantages Of making all changes In UNION DE-.
POTS, and no PBRRiBs.
Tickets by this route can be procured at the ohee
corner Of Sixth street and Pennsylvania avenue,
undsrHational Hotel whore reliable Information win
be given at all times.
Passengers procuring tickets at this ofiee can Sc.
cure Accommodations In Sleeping Cars for Einira
Pittsburgh. W. J. ARNOLD, Ticket Agent, .
Corner Sixth at. and Penn. avenue,
Washington, D. G.
des-ly Baltimore, Nd.
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au s.2Aw
DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR,
~ UEITED STATES PATEET OFFICE,

Suly loof'
On the petition OF David N. Smith, Of Springfield.
VI, Praying for the extension Of a patent granted
TO him the 25th day Of October, 1883, for an i'm
proysmsnt In Spring Clamp Tor Clothes Lines, for
seven years from the expiration Of said patent
which takes place on the 18th day Of October, 1867
II s ordered that the said petition bs heard at the
Patent oalee op MONDAY, the 7th day OF October
next, at IL o'clock, IN. and all persons are nohsd
to AppssT and show cause, II any they have. why
said petition eught not to be granted.
Persons opposing the extension are required 70
ale In the Patent omee their objections specially
set forth in writing at least tlOtny days before the
day OF heEringi all testimony hed by either party,
to be used at the said hearing, must be taken and
transmitted In accordance with the rules Of the once
which will be furnished on application.
DISPOSITIONS and other papers, relied upon Rs testi-
mony must bs nled 10 the once tt0snty days before
the day Of hearing the arguments, II any within
ten days after hling the testimony.
Ordered, also that this notice bs published in the
REPuBLIoAn and the Intslhgsncsr, Washington, D.
O., and In the PsrmOHt Recorder, Springfield, VI,
once week for three successive weeks the first Of
said publications TO be at least sixty days previous
to the day Of hearing. T. G. THEAKER,
jYn-w8w Commissioner Of Patents.
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NATIONAL REPUBLICAN. MONDAY MORNING. AUGUST y 1867

apprehension was manifested Of q personal en-.
counter between the Judge and the deposed
lawyer. a.r..H ..g.s ... |.r.. r
For several hours after the unpleasant occur.
renee, crowds Of persons In the vicinity Of the
court t-house might be seen discussing the vari.
Gus phases Of the case. 2 ~ T0..
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GARDNER'S PHOTOGRAPHIC
VI ART GALLERY.
IHrILLIaEHoIR BUILDING,
Bil seventh street.
oaoK hoRE IN RUNNING oRDKR.

The damage eAnssd By the hate are has been ~ far
repaired that business will bs resumed
TaIs MORNING, (wRDSKsDAY October 4thJ
Whsn s formerly the rule will be strictly enforced
throughout the establishment,
"PRoDUOR TIE BEST, NO MATTRR WnAT THB
COST IN TInk AND MATERIAL"
hr. q. takes this opportunity 70 thank bis gunner:
Gus friends and customers for past kindnsss, and
10 say II shkll be his constant aim 10 continue 10
merit The very hbsrh sAsoarsgsAsat Asrstofors AZ.
saAsd 70 his ost.du
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NLALTER s. WEST.

w ARCHITECT AND SUPERINTENDENT,
once, No. 452 Pennsyivania ave, washington,D D. G.
prepared TO furnish Designs, Plans, and specif-
also, for Bridges, M.ehinory, aud Models Work
Of all kinds measured and valued. Orders from any
part o. the United States will bo promptly attended
mott, Esq., Washington; Anthony Hyde, George.
town! DR.. A. Y. i, Garrett, Wishiugton; J. L. Car.
Richmond DR.. Joseph 4. Claggsit Baltimore.
mo nwf3m
The national Republican., 1867-08-12

BASE BALI.-A game Of base ball was
played on Friday afternoon between the Cricket
nine and tho Olympic club, on the grounds Of
the latter. The following Is the score:
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n TIE SUPREME COURT OF THE
Il pPmsIrTRl0r PmIT0r OF CoLUhBIA, THE PAD DAY OF

JULY, 1861 "Ai VT
EllLAbsIh A. sosivener, etal.)
Thorn" Ts Powell. q. al, ooo' Equity Do't'''.
ssss mo',Se OF the eomplEinAnts, by Messrs LLOYD
TJrSt1s 0rder.d in'iT TbS, SG'ifltor', tS. II is-
henry U Powell, and John William scriysner' esnss
III ara TO be entered herein on or before
dAy othsrwise the cause will be proessdsd win as
IN Ss.S oL default Progttsd copy Of this order be
nr 10 'hs HAtiosAL REPUBLICAN, once week
By order Of the Court
ixeaaSPy iMasS copy NH; r. ], MEIGs,
Jy-p-"oW rlatL
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THE COURTS.

EoUrrY CouRr-Chief Justice CARTIER
1920. John y. Cameron, ct al vs. Benjamin
Suit. Orders for parties to appear or suffer
judgment.
1880. Margaret Fitzgerald vs.. Margaret 8.
Fitzgerald ct al. r. II. Larkey Is appointed
guardian, ad Item, In this case
And the court adjourned ans die, thus finally
closing the present term Of the Court.