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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1867-03-06
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.v,,, ..lj Ei.. c,r.e.d, .lots have a GOOD
time. uut d1a't let's talk against Aunt kuay.-
40 i-i,t mustn't be so mean. Isn't She JUST
making me new cloak and bonnet, WHY,
what would htye become of me- waen grind-
mamma died i Aunt krssy hadnt taken me
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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1867-03-06

ON ruE lCr -Oh, vain have ,tr'ven 60 mas
ter this art, hayo tli.ei 'ha theory, eot it by
heart but the pra'tcu pn ], the trouule you
see, for pricilrc aud Theory -tiiou agree. Last
night as sat by mH e.HnueuHg wick, lazily pull
i1g my "kinuisiuc-' uonghl ". the ''lce. and
] said with -i-l1 "Al MouipeIer Is skating. and
why shouldn't ] n tI,w olt ut lamp, and put
out nay pipes sdiuFed ny nat, Don tuu l was ripe
then Happened t1 t4iuk--. ont auud my dull pate
that ! hadn't the instruments how could ]
skate Thought came 20 my aid, Dis a faculty
rare and / said, "by the prophet ll borrow a
pair. At the ice ! arrived aud preferred q re-
quest, for pair of good skates, said wanted the
best Again, sir, / thought here's beautiful
row; how can you skate when you've never learn-
ca how? 40 matter, said, I'll try it at least,
and see IF .'enough is as good rs e feast I'M put
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1867-03-06

For winter bonnets the latest style consists OF a
postage stamp with strings Of green ribbons the
hair Is carefully combed back, Us 10 give the air
uninterrupted access Go the roots and the ears and
neck This style is highly recommended by ply
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1867-03-06

A correspondent OF the Philadelphia Inquirer
says that when Gen. Miles was relieved from com-
mand at Fortress Monroe Jell. Davis had al
read, received S25 600 ia contribution from his
southern friends Since then the letters to him
have not been examined, but he probably receives
a good income.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1867-03-06

The OHIO Legislature, after lengthy debate,
has refused to strike out the word ''white" from
the State Constitution.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1867-03-06

The winter wheat out west looks finely, and as
there was a larger breadth than usual sown last fall
The prospeet OF large crop is promising.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1867-03-06

This was happy evening for Rite. Aunt
Krissy was stern, but she was Justice itself Be
sides she felt strange emotion in her lonely old
heart. The beams from Rne's little lamp, fed by
long suffering and patience, had been falling on
it all day. She began TO think life might not be
wholly vacant even without Mrs Tabby and the
cactus
So, in her plain, straightforward way, she asked
little Rites pardon. Then she got up the most
delightful, warm little supper consulting Rites
especial tastes, aud finally spent the whole eve-
nng working on the new cloak, aud deciding the
color of the bonnet.
As for Van, he was genuinely humble, SO ready
10 submit 10 whatever punishment Aunt krssy
could devise, that it was useless trying to be an
CRY with him.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1867-03-06

The bin for the Confederation OF the British
North American Provinces has been read twice in
the House OF Commons
Charles r. Brown, the American iunorist,
better known as Artemas Ward, is lying very i'll
at Southampton, whittier he has gone for the bene-
dt of his heath. His life is despaired Of.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1867-02-06
Cable Dispatches,

PARIS, FEBRUARY 1.-The Imperial troops
camp this year at Paris, instead Of Cha
Ions. .& '
ATHENS February 1T is impossible
fur the Government to restrain the depart
urc OF volunteers for Cretc-1 500 have Just
departed.
MAnuIn, February loo suspected
rcvolutiOnists have been arrested
LoSpoN, February 1.-The Queens
speech will certainly recommend reform
measures.
It is rumore,l that Mr.. Laird himself pro
poses TO pny the Alabama claims
Gnribaldi has written letter discourage
ing tho rising at Rome.
Russia protests against the gathering Of
the Poles in Gnlic;a.
LoNDoN, Janmu:y l9.-Thc bullion
in The Bank Of England has declined
;cl5S.0U0 sterling
A. resolution was, introduced in the
Pennsylvania [4cgislrlnre lau<latory of
the Presidents persistent opposition to
d:s,lnionsts of all cllssas and the Judi.
ciolls exercise Of she veto power, but
was Indefinitely poslr.med by strict
party vole--l TO 33. The conservatives
are ,esrnrsllp and hopefully and work III
ashington.
. There have bcrn fourteen feet Of snow
in some parts ofDenumik.
The ice catastrophe, i'll Regents Park
london, still ahsorbs interest. Frs,y
bodies have been found and the search
cGnlinurs. b, H.
a. NVcst India stcamerarrlve.t at TIiv.
erpool. With yellow fever on board
viii. sixty eases and twenty three deaths
during tho yoyage. as.>y a
+ European weather is unpreccdcntedly
severe. ,ayt.ssa ~ g.e sal 81. '5.
The Belgium Chambers rejected the
penal code abolishing the death penal.
ly.o A:tssy a.a .s2eam s.3 ,p, & gft' 3
I, SignorrScialoja had matlrihis financial
statements to, tho Italian, ,,Chambers Of
Deputies. 1'he total drlici, FIR lh"spres.
ent,year amounts to 1875, 900, 900 of Ii
vres. OF this heproposps ITO cover S5..
0n0,000 byyarinus financial reforms !;
tho remaining a 90, 900, 900 % must be
mace i.p by extraordinary means. The
loan is impossible under present circunl-
stances; therefore, the State m,st have
recourse TO ecclesiastical proprtty,, which
1t proposes to tax la the umonnt,uf Co..
900, 900 livrrs, whcl, will cover the an.
nl,af l"hcft till 1880, when The bus.grl
will ,Le in equilibrium. The rcvcl.,e. is
steadily increasing und tie expenditure
decreasing. Tie expenses Of The war
'minis'ry has been reduced to I40, ,OO0,.
200 hvres.l ,s4,, ng,934 'ga4e
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1867-02-06

WASHINGTON, January 81 In the
House, the Secretary OF State was asked
whether the bills rclicaling The ,l,irtccnth
section Of The District suffrage bin werc
on file in his Office. 1t was stated, in
debate, that this was the first Instance OF
neglect to return !jills with or without
approval.
A bill transferring Indian affairs to
the War Department, and a,l amend
ment allowing Indians the same rights
and privileges as negroes, was reject
ed.
In the Senate, the President was call.
e1 on soy the correspondence between
Mr. Seward and The !orc,gn ministers
relative to the policy toward the lately
rebellious States.
The Committee on Claims was direct.
ed to inquire INTO the expectancy Of pay
ing Fast Tennessee loynliS,s war losses
recommended by Gen. Burnsil"'s com.
mission.
The WAYS and Means Committee
agreed to abolish the tax on newspaper
advertisements
The Portuguese Vice. Consul Palma,
OF Augusta, petitions tn" Srnatc far ,hr
payment of$32. 600 taken by Shrrman'$
army at Winnshoro, South Carolina,
and complaints Of rlri'lcss application at
the State Department.
The Reconstruction COMMITTEE are
maturing bill winch it is undcrslo God
contains n proviso declaring llc rrcog-
Dilfon Of the Southern States as States
hy,hn Supreme Court as ruga,ory until
the States are reconstructed.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1867-02-06

States consul at that place, upon which,
the uniled States gun-boat lying near
at hand had bembarded the town for
eight hours. a .>.rl
NEW ORLEAws, Jan. 20 Vera Cruz
dates Of the 23d, state that the French
frigate llocan, has departed with 1900
Austrian Infantry. The city Of Mexico
was to be completely evacuated by the
2Slh. Gen, Bazino has ordered trans.
portation tor two thousand troops per
days, and announced free transportation
for those who wished to return to
France. ,.
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State of South Carol ma,
FAIRFIELD hlSTKlIT,

iS'EouIrr.
Lucy '1s,s'.''' '.. In Equity.
John h. harrison, Bin for
: ELI HARRISON Bower.
I N pursuance Of n decree mndc III His casc
L all the Judgment and other creditors OF
John llnrrison, decd nrc hereby notified
on or before tho first dny eS May next, to
txhili,;,and prove 10y sufficient testimony,
before The undersigned at his Office III
Winhsboro, their several and lcSpccivH
Judgments, executions, debts, clnims md
demanls against the estate Of said dcccas
cd.
All judgment creditors also notified that
they nre cnioincd in snit decree from on
forcing their wrils Of Feiri Facias against
tho snid tracts Of land and nll other crc-
diiors, Tint they are therein cnjoined from,
commencing or prosecuting any suit tr
suits at law against the defendant, John X.
Harrison, rs Administrator of said, estate
without the leayo Of this court. l,.
ii. \. GAlLLARD,
g. J.. I. y.
commissioners Office.
i 'WiLnsboro, s. G., Sept. 4, 1906.
! sept 4-lnwGm
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Congressional.

WAsHlHGroN, Jan 20. The Prrsi
dent subn,iista. correspondence, relative
TO Frazer, Trenholm s. Co.'S Setllemelr.
IL involves nnsatislactory.aNd eontradic.
tory orders to agents .ot the Treasury,
but shows no'nrw fncls. a lien b.
Magru,ler applied for admissuneto mac.
ice ut the Supreme Court district, but
Jmg'lh Cartcrreli,scd action, setting the
case for full hearing before a full bcnch
IMagr,rlrr is II memtHr 1.-THE bar Of The
Federal Supreme Cmft,Y but cannot
take tho test oath The Nebras ska veto
confines it's argument to Inconsistency
wilhSthn cnabling act aud Constitution
I Of the additional section confarring sulf-
rage on alElhe citiz"ns by legislative
action contrary toverbiagc Of The Con
sl'ntionSregnlarly adopted, on which
Nebraska claims admission. y re main.
tains indirectly but positively the right
loi States to regulate franchise within
their borders, ssan,D1urgrs that organic
changes proposed by Congress bcas,sb-
nntlel to The people of<Nel,rnskd.
F. HoUsE.--The Committee on elections
asked to be relieved from The further
consideration Of fillcgal voting in Mary.
land. Tic Committee could only en-.
quireintof the acts Of the President, and
1.-THE Judiciary had him iii land. The
Comnittes was relieved, and the ma..
| ter referred to the Jmliciary. The
,Rctrenchmcnt Committee rcierred All
elaborate bill5 regulating civil service.
IIt provides thatall appointments except
Ithoso constitutional comfdcd to ilis
IsPresiaent,s shnlT u made By 3,hrce com
mssiohcrs,E who shall be 'litld five: years
and be styled civil service examining
board, with Eve thousand dollars per
fannnm, salary, caclltclefk tive. thousand
|aollars, and messengersix hundred Mr..
jerks made long speech 5mtfavor of
the bill when postponed. .s's5&saa Is
t. WAsMfEsroN,ja jan. 29AJudgc w.
L. Sharkry, of Mississippi, has been
Eadmiued as mattorncy ilitie Supreme
Cohrtsof lie United States. The Re-
construction Commit,ce is hopalessly
inharm ,n,ousm tier piifaseology .of
iexccp,ions 10, tho bill securing Tie duJcas
No'I"'ktN P'' ooHS III lSolltu 81 ECOiiIiaFy
to the Constitution. Tho provisionstol
lthisactnrc, That Il shall not apply 10
libe case ot any person held hy 4ths
nlilnary authorities OF the United States,
| charged with military offences, or, viii,
having aided OF abctledlhe rebellion
Eagamstthe Government Of the United
Siates prlor3 to lhefpassage oflIiis act.
y Wheeling, va, ,fl,as ciecscd Demoefa
municipal officers excppt Treasurer.
Tho Maryland regislatafes bill fora
tsons.ltntionGf convention excludes prea
4 chers asalelegates@ Asllesiis meeting
,ll,e questions whether tho Nets Of Sff;
Johnson, before becoming President,
rcndcr him lsa bio to inns psaehnaeIit. "A
Ilcttef from, Senator Gbthtie, Of Kcntnc-
Ky, expresses The &Eopelessiiass from
,Epbysical'habikty TO resume His seat
i kGen. Grant was il, consultation wilhtle
commit zee OH, military .affailss s estcraay,
trhe Senate took ilo action wliatc Vsr on
tic Colorado question. s
n HSfa
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w UEREfS the PlaintiT in This action
w did on this day 6fc his Dcclarnt ion
against Sai,ng Telfc,hc Defendant who is
absent from aud without rho limits Of this
State, tas it is said,) and having neither
wife or attorney known, upon whom n
copy rthc above Declaration with u rulr to
pmad thereto may he served: 1t is there
fore rn pursuance Of the Act Of the Genera
Assembly Of thc State IN such cases mndG
and provided, Ordered, that tho Defendant
10 plead thereto on or before tho 9th ,la,
OF Oc."ocr, d. 1867, or otherwise final
ana absolute Judgment VIII be then given
and awarded agains, him.
s. B. CLDWNEY, C. &. p.
Clerks Office,
"innshoro, S. o., 2Gsl Cat, 1865
uct 2I-lc3mly
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NOTICE.
HEhc SIRtG of SOW!el Giir~2iM;s.


FAIRFIELD DlSTRICT,
~ TuE COMMON rLEAs.
James McGill,
!Nlmr. nl .liium Of
N'': A's'"r !. A''''y attachment
W. H Ellison.
"IlEREAS the Plaintiff did on The
w 18th day Of March, \. d. 1916, file
his declaration against Tho Dclrntnn, wi O..
(ns II IL sWid) is absent from aud without
the limits Of shis Stare anil has neither wilr
nor attorney known within the snmc upo,,
whom copy Of the said declaration might
be served.
IL is therefore Ordered, ,hnt tho said De
tendant dn appear nnd plead TO the said dco
lnra'iop on or before the 3lst day of March
\. ID. 1857, otherwise final aud absolute
judgment will then he given and awarded
FOR the Plaintiff against him.
5. D. CLOWNEi, c. =.
Clerks Office,
Fairfield Dis,rist. r~ waYt.f.a.np.
march 3l'GG-iamly
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1867-02-06
Notice to Tax Payers.
ASSISTANT AssEssoRs OFFICE,
US. INTERNAL REVENUE,
NOTICE.

fVNHREE months after date, application
i will bc malc.to Tho Charlotte and
son,h Carolina 'fsailroad Company, fef ro.
snewnl Of Certifc of Stock, 8 shares, No.
1893, dated, Jnne 9TH, 1862, Tho said
Certificate was. issued in he name Of Samuel
{, ouglass, and has been lost or destroyed
JOHNS DOUGLASS, Admr. {
s. nov 24-lnW8in. . a..s A5ktI az tIN l
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Latest by Telegraph.
.lNeWsIItell1s.
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alone, s5pa EulgS,a ~ EE:Gftw .erhgE
General aSlicrluan forbfds Indian
AGENTS selling nnlm pnition to the III
p tians, whom he geprosents as rcstloss.
lt,is supposed ,thoysmeditate gene
lnl war in tho Spring. Both Grant
and Sherman regard the trade, under
the eirc,,instances, infamous. If
The Mexican Consul ut San Fran
cisco tclcgrapls that, the reported
cxeoutiomof VCarma,, the American
Consul ateMazatlan, is false.
Strong Salt. Mater has been reached
within tho citys limits Of Lawrence,
Kansas, at the depth of twenty
fcetlHgAll the grountlaih the neigh
borlood has boon leased. 1 mr.
,sAlctter from, Phil. Kearncy repre-
scnts the indians very hostile.
sFRANkFonr, Ky, february g.
Tho House referred to the Committee
on.Fcdcral Rotations ssuntlry rcsolu-
tions, that the President be requested
to issue general amnesty and, if
that is considered incxpedient, to par
doncJ ohmC aI}rcckiiiriigc. -,
aWAslnNGToN, :" February 4 The
= O. rTEEsy,y
sossiR g the sPeHci!al correspondents ot
tho 1MeSsssays u y uaueFstooe taat a
majority OF inc lsoSo,,s1ruv1lon 4s =, on Iom- '
if'Congress adopts it, speedily set
Ito the question, Leading prominent
men nov il the city have gicn tho
assnrance that their constituents will
submit To It's rog.lEc'non9s. aI, ,",.' ..s.I j.
Secret9ry NsIe'ioeh N.Y. ,.aEl NUS % peSh com COM
polllea 70 apapoo,, .to ooH MS lhonehly con
,factAol,f "f " y'aif1ooo,voo, =, = o"ins W 'hc
"c4.y uo"'a',u ~ w '"I h.o"su y,
I0,.'ho.eu '""V ''no, .''''' VIZ ~ ~
thc PialiS TO coauuCC 'lHc lunpehqlis
Indian war. Nm ...,,,g,.~. ~ =.
The UctuI[s corrcsponlcnt saws it
isdcfn;tolv settled thnt tI,o 4im,,rnch.
,n,,t ,,,;l ,,r,.s,,l IJ,,t,I !,
W. Do o.,oa t D"v ~,
thccenatc VIII post tlohc II TIL next
session. observation-disclosures 49,, ra! .s....,-,
ButlGr, it is said has expressed him
s.fEto Tho oi},,t that imnno cLmcnt l.
,,ond IN oJnot;,,n. tlnt b,,lt IN q, mno;rts.
" >I'? Is ,,,,. " -, : : ~ b 80 o'''
Hc ,deprccatcs P"Eslhl.iihg lt. ,.,a
dictcu ooiii L. 'ou'i"Co"iot ihiut tdcr. n
The Washington STA SAYS that
Gov. Orr. Of South Carolina. Sharkcv.
.r1.HoSs ~ ..l0tuEs', :, G""'N'a'
VI 1lsslSSiPPl, aho ot'l CTS, nave gone
home, to carry out the plan agreed.
~ 80" 80 .".i ~, ~
read az q"ahicatieo'"ss tor or. sunhraGc. Ihe ,A
','d' t'',s' %los o .hat INC dil'eroht l1esisa
lures now ~ session nave Degi teie-
e'ap"eu ~ ~: w. S.e a"Jo"rn .1 'iii IN, inc
'"t,'er wNs i'l" pI.",9 ''I,a, .ie.. ~, ~.
reso'ue'o1 SOL, 'o'oliui,.S ot' 'ho feuuc-
''oh OF io a'hpounI ., outstanding
.otes, SHOWN Us stcenoacSS, aasAas
'"v ,.utsnS ~, r.hrasrp w"s 'ssco ,
oenstr regards The, failure Of the tariff % hin
in tho House Ms certain. ai,r MI
Jefferson City dispatches report the State
militia robbins the, ssorss.y .,s :. ,.-u z = .r''
,,.a, nrho", o |Mraa;e ,yss sre,as ns,e en,ng
leader r'nrrinp il ~ a'"'s ~ 40 'V '''s 'eueN t"o
Tho Kansas Legislature has passed a
coucnrren. resolution, with only four dis
senling votes, urging a'Territorial Govern
"1Ss. Hs .aovorbor ~ Hunt, Of Nav yo,. ,a;oa,os y,
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FAIRFIELD DISTRICT-1SGG.
IN EQUITY.

M TX pnrtC.
Wm. T.. .,ikcn, and Petition To
Agustus NJ. Aiken,
David Aiken, deed. ''i'r""y mo"y. 'eS''
fBNllE Petitioner in The above stated ar.
x rlication, having filed their petition TO
Perrctnntc testimony Of II settlement had
on 22d February, 1861, between The heirs
ai law or David Aiken, deceased and Of n
division and partition of tho real estate of
said deceased by the said heirs.
~ is "fdErcd, Oh motion Of Mr.. Kion, So
licitor for tho Petitioners, that, in pnrsu.
1ncc of the Act Of tho General Assembly IN
such cnse mndo and provided, MI persons
interested in the above stated matters do
appear at this Office three months from the
late hereof, to examine tho evidence Tint
mny DC produced, aud produce evi,lcncc in
reply. ~" ii. .A.aGAILhARD.'
rrs# u.e"a-aN &. II. +. d.
Commissioners Office, / s3,.., ....E...,
2..l Nov, 1865.
nov 2i-law3m.
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N}tElsE.tS the Plaintiff did on Inc 18Th
w day of November, y. b. 1866 ilc
his .l"elaraton against the Defendant who,
(as i is saidl is abscm from End withul,
the limits of this State and has nsithcr wife
nor attorney Known within he same upon
whom n cory Of the saiV declaration Nigh,
he served.
1t is therefore ordered that tho snd Do.
PENDANT do appear and plead to the said
declaration on or before the lih dny of No.
vembcr \. ID. 1867. otherwise Rnnl nnl ab-
solu'e Judgment will then be given and
awarded for the Plaintiff against him.
s. Is. GLOWNEi, G. C.r.
Cl erik sOfficc, Fairfield District
l3th Noveaibcr IStf nov lc3mly
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Duo, Adgcr.
NllEREAS, The Plaintiff did on
w the 3Oth DAY Of March, \. d. 1866
file his declaration againS, the Defendant.
who Gas il is Snid) is absent from aud with.
out the limits of ihi 'i'rtc. and has neither
wife no Mt orncy known within tho same.
upon whom copy OF the said declaration
might be served:
II X therefore Ordered That the snid To-. +
fcndan' do appear nn.h plead TO tho said tr.
claralion on oY before shcstst day Of Mnrch. s
a. D. EiT, otherwise final and absolute
Judgment will then be g,Ica and awarded
or thc Plaintiff against him
s. h. thOWNEf, &C =. 4.
Clerks Onior, !
airhcll District.
march 3l'GG- lc3mly
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NOTICE.

HNt NOTICE.. 't!
Gry'Lrrr's OrriCB, i,
CnAnLorTE s. s. &. X. II. Co..
Columbia, s. c., jan. 8, l8G7 ~
DASsENGEKS aro notified that on and af-
i ter ihc 10th ins.ant, the Conductors nr6
required and Instructed 10 collect twenty y
6yc f26) cents In additjoa, To the rsHila,-5i
fare, fioa aH partica who Grill fe$ parcliase
,ckes from Stations where tickets are of !,
fercd for salo s..,.. go. u .fa,s ( B
JAMES ANDERSON, VI, ,'.h
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Schedule over the South Carolina X. Il.
GENERAL. SUr'rs OrricE,
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HENERt Al NUP'TS OFFlCE, a
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IN and nficr Wednesday, November 7th tie
" Passcneor Trains OF this roal will ruly
ihc following schedule
lcnve Charleston, 800 n III
Arrivo at Ioluhbia, $40 pm
Leave Columbia. $50 ny
Arrive at Charleston 400 p. M.
Trfnoraif MAIL TRAM
Leave Aupasta, $50 p m (
Arrive at kimgsville 90 u in
Arrive at Columbia 800 u IN
Leave Columbia ZOO p III
Arrive nt Kingsvillc $40 pm
Arrivoat augusta, 1900 night
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Ex rnrtc Petition TO
{. II. liivcrs. rorlctnntc Testimony.
TIlE Petitioner in the above stated oprli-
l. cation, having filed his petition to pur.
pct natc tho testimony Of The tiilc tn n ccr-
thin trnct OF land alleged to DO conveyed 10
him by Cnrolus Fielder. r,a> ha'
Iris ORDERED, on motion Of Mr.. Riup,
Solicitor for The Petilioncr, and in pursh-
nncc Of the Act Of the General Assembly IN
such cnsc mnde and provided, That all per-
sons in,ercsrcH IN the said premises do MP.
penr mr this Office thre, months from tho
publication hereof, TO cx,minc tho evidence
lmt may be pcoduced, aud 10 prodaec owl
dcncc in reply.
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Gen'l Supt's Cliec, c. Il $. G.
Railroad.
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