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The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1870-02-24

The Irish Situation.


Nr Gladstone has very promptly full
filed the promise OF tn. crown, given 81
the opening Of parliament, with reference
to reform measures in the case Of the sTicv
snces Of tbs Irish teuan;ry. The feature,
of the bill include the security Of tenure,
the faciii,ation of transfer and purchase of
land, fer loans to the tenant desiring TO
buy, AMI 10 landlord. to enable them to
retain lands. The he v law is 10 be admin
istered by court Of arbitration. Ulster
customs are TO be recognized. Improve
ments giving value to land are to be paid
for. Executions fer non payment OF rent
are to bar all claims against tenants. No
tees Ia quit are 10 give the tenant one
year. time from the end Of the current
year, and the county lees are 10 be divided
between landlord and tenant.
Each OF these features is commeIdable;
and the act will, it must be conceded, have
the effect to remedy the intolerable evils
under which the Irish tenantry is suffering.
II is very singular that some such remedy
has not before been introduced, fer the
reason that, under the present condition Of
afFairs, the interests Of the landlord, as well
as those Of the tenant, have suffered ma
tc-ialiy. In the speech with which Mr..
Giad-;one accompanied his biz, he stated
that, while the value Of land las ,Iebied
in ENGLAND within 90 years, and increased
xix fold in value IN the same time ln Scot
land, il has not doubled in lrtaLi in those
portions where the relations Of .3HtIord
and tenant are most Objectionable. Il
would thus seem .hat the land owners have
a paramount interest in securing reforma
tory legislation, and it is just barely pos
sibe that this fact, quite as much as agra
rian outrages and the crying injustice Of
the land system, may be at the foundation
Of the present movement
It is hardly possible that Ireland will lie
Wholly trauqui,ized until It's tcnantry shall
be raiaei above the condition Of slaves,
churcA. aud state wholly separated, aud the
people given 4 local legislature. By the
present system ireland bears pretty much
lie same relation to Great Britain that
Alaska does to the Unicd States, or that
Poland did 70 Russis. Ireland is hardly
up to tho dignity Of colony; 1t is rather
il the condition Of pendency whose
citizens arc vassa.s Of a poger with which
they have 40 sympathy in blood, relation,
growih, pursuits, or future The sugscs,
tiou 10 give them legislature {! their own
would place thsm en- rapport WIKI power
that would understand their needs, and
which, em0uating from among themselves,
Won command their respect and ! egiance.
This legislative body would operate in har
mony with the British parliament precisely
AZ the assembly Of Illinois does 10 its rela
tlon ~ congress.
If Great Britain i. not too stubborn to
adopt what is certainly tor the best, al
though al Innovation, it Will take an early
opportunity to all the past. present. and
contemplated reforms one which will give
isriand local assembly for lis interior
management = Chicago Times.
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New Advertisements.

IN PROBATE-MANITOW0C COUNTY
L court In the matter of the estate Of
James r. Leykom. deceased. On reading
and filing the petition Of John Leykom Of Nan
itovoc in said county, representing among
other things that James W. Leykom, late Of
said county, on the 9th day of April A. l. .
1868, near Waukegan, HI, died intestate,
leaving no goods and chattels and estate
within this state and that the said petitioner
is the father of said deceased. and praying that
administration be to him granted, it is order
ed that said petition be heard before the Judge
Of this court on "Wednesday the 10th day Of
March A. d. 1870, at 10 o clock a. m. at my
Office in said county. Ordered further, tha.
notice thereof be given to the heirs of said de-
ceased, and TO all persons interested, b. pub
fishing copy of this order for three success
siye weeks prior to said day Of hearing in The
Mlnitowoc Pilot, weekly paper published at
Man.towoc in s4i. county.
V. w. WALDO, County Judge.
Maritovoc. Feb. %! 1870. 3i-w3
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sH- The story recently reported that
DR.. Livingstone, the African explorer, had
been killed by the natives in the interior
and burned as a wizard, is doubted by Sir
R. Murchison, who is perhaps the best
qualified to Judge Of the truth OF the re
port Of any man in Europe He thinks
that it is impossible that Livingston, could
have reached the country where lis death
is said to have occurred at tn. time men
toned in the report. 1t is certainly to be
hoped that the report is false, ard that the
iut,eiid explorer i. yet alive, and tha. be
WI. set retarn 10 his home aud friends.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1870-02-24

THE TRIAL OF BoNAPARrE.-By order
of the High Court of France dated Feb
18Th, 1870, Pierre Napoleon Boneparte is
to be judged, first, for having committed
voluntary Homicide on the person of Vic
tor Neir, and that ,hi. WAS preceded or fol
lowed BY an attempt on the person o: UI>
rich Fouvei!!e; second, for having attempt
ed the homicide Of Fouyeile This order
places the Prince under article 30i Of the
penal code, the punishment being death.
in the case of e1tenuating circumstances,
the court can essen the sentence by tive de-
grees. 1t is reported that the sessions of
the High Court will be held at Tours, in
the Department Of InIre-s, Loire.
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REDUCTION IN PRICE OF LAGER BEER -
The brewers hare, We he,lere, partially
promised the retaIieIsa reduction OF 81 SO
per barrel oa the price Of lager, and # h 8
/. done, the seller. promise to reduce the
retail, price from FIVE TO three cent. GAS
or two glasses for five cents. Many OF the
retailers in the outer districts are selling
now vi three cents, and as the brewers in
New YORK. Cincinnati and other pieces
hsve reduced. the demand Was made for
reduction here II should be understood
that those who sell At reduced plice. use
glasses thst, while theg look the usual size,
have th:ok sides and thicker bottoms ana
consequently make keg pan out longer.
V hat the retsilcrs and their customers
want ia that rhe brewer, shall sell cheap
enough 10 ena als the former to give a large
glass foil a. The reduced nri.n sni ,hcr
-
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nn- A Byronic celebrstion is propoi

nn- A Byronic celebrstion is proposed
in New York, in order to stamp with re-
probation the foul attempt Of An American
aulhoress to blast the name Of the great
poet" Any such purpose is useless. To
the credit of Mrs. Stowe. and in spite Of
her intentions, it mus, be said tia, her la
bors have done more to clear Byron's rep
utation from an aboUinable suspicion, and
to elevate his character, nan all that ha.
been written or said of him by his most al
dent admrer The only person damgsed
is Mrs Stowe. She SO overloaded her
blunderbu.s, that, in firing it, she brought
down, not Byron, but herse who pulled
the trigger,
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E Don Patt thus describes the per-
sonal appearance OF James Fisk, Jr., while
before the ''yo!d corner investigation cen
mit,es st Washington
Fisk, Jr., rolled into the committee
with the lie and uIroar Of steam tug -
His fat, short person was set of in the
loudest OF clothes. A diamond cleaned
from BIZ crusade Of white linen, like head
light from locomotive, while a huge cable
gold chain fell in fcstoons from he neck
far down as that part of the person
where the leg ends and the body begins -
Ills pad pantaioons, OF the mos: pro-
aounaed pattern, AMI the back ve vet
jacket were al the Aort, in t,.e way Of CO s.
tumc, one sees in Ior comedy upcn TIE
s:ase."
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1870-02-24

TIE Mkt CEssUs. This year viii oc
cur the decenuial census to be made by the
United States government. Person, viii
be appointed for every locality to gather
statis.c. of the inhabitants and Of all the
agricultural prod uc,ions, manufacturers,
&c. Each cu,t:vator will be asked for a
concise, accurate statement Of land occu
pied by him, the number Of acres, aud the
amount Of crops raised during the year
ending June 20th next. As the reports
will be called for in June, it will be neces
sary to give in the crops gathered the par,
year, and it will save trouble to cultivators
to write down, while fresh in MIND, the
number of acres of each kind, the amount.
per acre, and the gross amount. The mil *
product also, ths Amount of beef, pork
etc, will be asked tor. as we'll as all kind.
Of fruit
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n ! paper IA Illinois talks in thi. sea
sonsbe way: l:you owe one but single
dollar g and pay him; whsn there i. so
little money We ought to keep i, moving
around lively. Jim owed Us and We owed
Bill, ani Bill owed Jim. jim 60. mad
because We made him pay on. morning
las, week; but We pad Bill and Bill paid
Jim. sni jim went to bed tha, night hap
py as clam, With just as much money a.
he had in the morning and three meu out
os debt.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1870-02-24

A DOOMED ORCHARD. The Detroit Free
frcs, OF the 18th says: 'Some time lsst
aumm.r large and very thrifty peach or
chard owned by Martin Green, near the
town ct Benton lisrbor, in this s,ate, was
almost destroyed one night by glrdlng, the
villains endeayorlng TO make sure wor. by
lijurug the trees so that further life seem
ed impossible. The next day the citizens
OF the town turned out en- nldsse and, ty
the aid Of salves and rags, saved the major
ity Of the trees, SO that they bloomed and
bore large crop Of fruit. Scarce had Tho
frui, been gathered when the fend, went
at their work again this time more thorough
ly, but again the citizens turned on; and
saved a good share Of the orchard. Tn {
section ot the country WAS highly excited
rewards were offered for the perpetrators,
sheri!tS hunted tor the wFe,che-, but all
VA, in vain. Some li,tle siuGe ago, Mr..
Martin so,1 Ou., believing that he had con-
tracted the antip9thy Of rome Of s.is ncigh-
boTs, although IA was known as a n.ild !,
quiet tnan, .nd good citizen. His place
was purchased by Mr. Hunter OF Chicago
bat the change Of proprietors dil not stop
the work Of destruction, three hundred Of
the best trees being girdied anew on last
Saturday night wesk. The c!:;zrns are
now brought up to that pitch that will re-
suit in lynch law il the dastnr6s are dlscov
cred. s;hnugh there seems 20 be a, present
little chance Of unesr;h:nS tho scouadre!.. y
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1870-02-24

RAILROAD AHD SHIP CASAL ACROSS Tuz
lsTHMUs. Recent alyicss give the par,ic
ulsrs of the proposed concession by the
Mexicsn congres, TO the Tehauntepec
railroad company for the construction, also,
of ship-cansI across the i,thmus, the sur
vey to be completed in FIVE years, and if
approved by the government, til, construc-
tisn of the canal is to comm ence within
three years thereafter. La:ge grants Of
land are to be made Afte. twelve years
Mexico Is 10 receive ten per cent. OF the
net proceeds, and after the bonded debt is
paid, twenty-five psr cent. The concession
i. Tor ninety mine years, sni neutrality Ct
route IL to be guaranteed.
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GEORGE y. WOODEN,

A TTORNET and Counsellor at Law, ano
"A pi.trict Attorney for Manitowoc County,
VII. Al business entrusted to his care will bt
promptly and faithfully attended to. Advics
honestly gwen, for which a reasonable chars,
will be made All parties liable to =" sue anG
be sued please give NE call. " Be ye HC,
deceived" Oace in Iuebner's block, on the
corner York and Eighth streets, where he may
be found from 8 A. 81. until 6 Y. NJ.
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III. :. BALLOON. NJ. D.,

DHISICIAN and Surgeon. Particular ntten
i tion paid to the treatment Of difficult and
critical cases, and to consultation Also, E1
amining Surgeon for Pensions. Office in tbs
building formerly occupied 10y kuehn & Co,
bankers Orders left at 7 J Robinson
Drug Store will be promptly attended to.
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1 The following are the occupation,
Of The members Of our present Legislature:
La the Assembly, "A are clsssed IS farmers
Is merchants s lawyers; editors; each
manufacturers, contractors and insurance
agents; ,, Pierce and Pease, editors and
lawyers; ,, Chandler and kun'z, e1 edl-
tor. and farmers; 3 esch. physicians, land
agents and milIers l each, printer, civil
engineer, surveyor, land agent, miner,
brewer, general agent, banker and real es-
tate agent, produce dealer, builder. In the
Senate. are lawyers; e farmers; man
utac!urers; each, PLY sieians, merchants
and "Scnatcrs' each, malster and grain
dealer, hotel keeper ard farmer, lumber
nan, editor, farmer and merchant, produce
dealer, lawyer and farmer.
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GOOD LIVERY STAELE
is kept in connection with the House o.
To the Ladies of Manitowoc:

Mrs. GEO. n. NoopIN would respectfully
inform the ladies Of N.nit, VIC and vicinity
that she s just opened a g. s;-class prsss.
making establishment in TIL. viil.gs, on YoIk
street, cue door west of the Jonus L:br,rv
Room, where she viii toe very happy to meet
her FRIENDS and those desiring anything in her
line. Particular attention pal to the fitting
and making of Indies ana thildrens' un,isr
carments All work warranted n fit, and
charges reasonable. Stitching aud pinkins
done 10 order. Ple4.e give ne call, and yca
will Be seti fed MRs Gao n WouDiN
February lst, 1870 .S.m3
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sJ- 1t is reported that the soldiers who
enlisted in 1861, ard were paid in green
backs, are combining 10 demand that the.
be now paid the amount of the difference
between gold and greenbacks r, the time
they were mustered out.
The government would only carry on;
the bargain and be honest in allowing the
claim. Those same soldiers are now heav-
ily taxed TO pay bondholders coin who were
Promised currency. OF how much more
worth is the Shy'ock money>lenier than
the soldier vho riskei his life?
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ID. j. i,ASTDN, Vi. 3D..

DHYSIClAN and Surgeon, treats all Acute
J. Chronic and Surgical Diseases to which
nsrl, women and children arc subject. Oalce
and residence corner Of / ork and Seventh sts.
Orders left at the Drug Store Of Bacon, Thombs
& Co will he promptly attended, 70.
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Ea. Senator Drake talk. sbou. 4 "da

ea- Senator Drake talks abou. : day
of degradation in the senate" The day"
must be one Of those .criptural day. which
are the equivalent, Of forever. So long as
rsdicalism controls the senate, every day is
liable TO be one Of degradation. Let Drake
tell tbs 1hoIs truth ueyt :ia.e or elsa stop
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E1E. EsS EssE.

nR. A, J PATeUEN. Dentist Omce in
~ sherman Hr.eh Block Eighth street,
H4nItewoc. Wisconsin. Particular ut,eniioa
given to al The diaerci.' branches Of the pro
i-ssIon. and al work warranted. Teeth e1-
[ t.scteI r.th.ut r".g.
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Eu- Congress is pushing the country On
to a war with Utah. |, summons witness
ses TO testify as TO wha, ouug will do pro
yltIng the Culom bill should be passed.
1t is delightful TO observe with what uuani-
nifty these witnesses announce that Brig
hsm Young will weaker" the moment the
bill becomes law. They take and airy,
comfortable view Of the whole matter
The men will all leave Young to his fate.
The women will hasten to throw themselves
with tears of JOY into the arms OF their
federal deliverers. folymagy will fall away
st the passage Of the bill like some crea-
ton before the wand Of the enchsnter
All this is sworn TO ly Dir. L. \. Baski in
and is corroborated by divers other gentle
men, all from Salt Lake, and all equally
Ito fortune and to fame unk known." Of
course, their testimony settles the matter
They probably know no more Of wha. the
Mormons will do than any other y ope.
1t is barely possible that, being Gent;les
and living at Salt Lake, they have been
tabooed by the saints, aud want a federal
army there to revive trade, and assist them
i'll the work Of gstting ahead in business
But despite all this, their testimony will
be accepted as conclusive by congress, and
the bill is liable to be pushed through
Perhaps the introduction of Logan's army
bill may have something TO do with the
intention to get up q Mormon war Per
hsgsit Is Intended to kick out four or FIVE
Lundrea regular officers, SO as to make
room :yr ne. crop Of loyal b!igadisrs,
sucn as ran The country hard aground
during the first years of our civil war.
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T.. ES,DE A.a:E.

I}CcT.nI Shoe Maker, vest side Of Hub
u I..;d.a building, corner Of Eighth and
huf4, ~ eey-, nui viii be ready at al. times
tc III, ia turc Boots and Shoes to order. and
9. s3d h. best stock that can be found in til,
uIYrt 9S2
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IEiAF rss MIN

HEtiHH in siaElS. a.s,, manufacture
: q In, .4re;-ir,u snl copper Ware. A
} nd, Of Repairing dcuc. Sbol, GA Eight st.
re.rly urpes.,a the Fjr-, National Bank
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NOtice.

On Mond ~, February 2s:h 1870. shall
open for business in my neT banking Office on
the west side Of a.h street. being next corner
directly west OF the ol Office, where shalI De
pleased 10 see a.! my fr ends and customers.
T = SVSTr
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Notice Of sale.

OFFICE or The CLEEE OF rHE BOARD OIL
SUPERVISORS.
County Of Mauito"oc, + b. II, 1870
Notice is hereby given, TIA; the Board Of
Supervisors 81 MtnitoSoc County will meet 81
the Cour, ttouse IL ile Villa. of Narito~or
On Tucsdly the I5Lh day Of March, 1870 y:
ten o clock in the forenoon, and viii ,isn offrr
for sale to he highcs; bidder the South East
Quarter of Section No, IS N Tor Lahip No. ~
Of Range No. % f; l. own ~ the Poor E.r,-.
md in case the farm be not sold they vii. aa~s
the same to some good and responsible person
be terms of sale OF Lease viii be p,.ds
known at the dty OF sale.
By Order of the Board Of Supervisors.
Z. p. FUESSENICH
ElerL "a Rnnrl -
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In Circuit Court MaIitowoc Coun'y
Charles Cain, against PairIck Eog,n and
Mary Hogan, his wife.
BY virtue Of Il judgement Of f0reciosurc ara
sale N the above entitled action. dated Deem
Der 2.d ). i. 1859 | shall expose for sale ,u1
ell at public v,nlue to the highest bidder; ~
the Cour, House in the Villsge and County Of
Mar Itowoc On the I.th day Of February A. u.
1870, at 10 clock A. NJ of s}it tay. the To-.
lowing described rea! estate siGastcl III III.
county Of Manitovcc and ~ta:c Of Wiscous.rx
to-@is: The est h"lf Of tha s0a,h east quarter
Of section six Isl IN township No. nineteen
('9j north & Trnse tueu y-lrec (23l car,
and lying AMI bein~ si:u1te1 in qsid county ef
Man;:cwos. +. MULiIOLLAED. sLer.I:
WAL2EE & THITE. Attorneys fcc Plaintiff
Dated Sheriff otec, NsE!s voc, Wis this
27th day OF Daccn.her 1850.
Circuit Court Manitowoc Co
George rar:nx'tn aud ALncr l.: sc.as.
I n. aginel Tie Schooner Union.
=. office il h -rehy given that, on The ilth d.y
~ OF February. 1916, > 9ert.1t 4z.s Issued
o;.t Of The .bove n-,E.cd Cclrt !. the action
entitled ~ above upon ,-o ar,niica.iar N tsn
piaiutiia above naned aTa,ust The Sekocnry
Union, ot Shyb7ysau; th1t tie ,;,u, cl4:rned
hy SAID P,4 nt.Ea aya!ns: sid Iesse. is Two
Hundred a!.a Three 7i-lgG IclIar. and in:e,
estfro-n August 25Jh $50 am dat sid vc<-
sci, her taclie apparel ari fIrni;ure wers
seized upon said w-.TaEt ~ thc fho..E III
sid COu-ty Oh ;l.e 'tn dFv "f Z el,.l - VT
All persons "ho Gain. u A-vc any i'm. i
against a.tid vessel, :.e. L e.,l -r.1ei CT t17-
niture paier ths prov:s.1af oE Ctgptcr ls4 -
the laws of the Esate Cf Nisco. sia FOR N ye,r
1862 are hereby reqa.rcl " lilo their COM
plants for their res ectiva demanas agains,
tie same with the Clerk oi sai3 Co-.t and s2;I
vessel, her tackle, apparel ond fax .r,ture will
De sold TOR TIE pa-IneE, Of tke claims, which
shall be established against ii, un!ess tie
owner, agent or coasisnec, or Iaas;ar ,aer.cf,
Or some other perGaE interested therein .hs.t
appear and discllT.e said war~s.nt accord p.
10 law.
3o-as = 7IE .lNO.
c'e:s ot i18E.. Csurt i..r =, tr,:c-cr %
ra'-l FcS-. a.~ III .F-0
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+. e. TREAT,

4 TT0RNEI and Counsellor at Law. Coz
~ lections promptly atrenled 10. 0.iice on
Bufalo street. between Ii gh;h aud Ninth
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3 Dpsi0ess t aFos
WAI.KKE,R & WHITE.

"A TTORNEY and Counsellor g. Law. Oacs
~ on Eighth street over the First Sationa
Bank
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IL PR0BATE--NANITOWDC tUCNTr
court In the matter Of the estate IF Pat
rick c. Danahy, deceased. On rcata, and
fling the petition OF Mrs. Mary Danahy, Of
Manitowoc in said county, representing among
other things that Patrick c. Danshy, late Of
said county, on the oh day Of April A D
1868, near WaukaSan, III, died ialestate,
leaving goods. chattels and estate within TIL.
state, and that the said petitioner is widow of
g I'D deceased, and praying that license be 70
Michael Doolan granted, it is ordered hat
said petition be heard before the Judge of ta.
court on Wednesday the 10th dav of March
A. ID. ls10, at lG O'Clock s. m, st my Office
in said county. Ordered further, that
notice thereof be given to tie heirs
Of said deceased. and TO all perscls
by publishing a copy Of this oricr
for three successive weeks prior to said day g,
hearing in The Manitowoc Pilot, weekly
printed and publshed at Mzn;.o-
voc in said county. ". w WALDO,
County Judge
Maniiovoc; Peb 23i. 1870. Si.w3
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ia The United States Supreme Cour,
has decided the legal tender act unconstitu
,ional so far As i; cffsc.s debts contracted
before the passage of the act
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WINDiAIL HOUSE.
TLOMAH VxNNIATE,
PROP RIET

This frs, class house is in excellent condi-
tion and the proprietor is confident that he
car give perfect Satisfaction to the travelling
public.
4 BUSS WILL ALWAYS BE READY
TO TAKE TRAVELLERS TO AND iKCx
THE BEATS.
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sE- \ negro in Souih Caroliua will c.
cupy the roolsack o. the supreme bench,
Whereby we shall have the phenomenon Of
4 niger 7, + w71' :. l.. Z 4-ts g t;n,