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9pCClol n OtiCC0,

SClonCC and Amusement.
On Noeday evening, Oct oh. tho eitissna II Deer
LedGe and vicinity ere invited to witness Public tx
hibision ol Seisnt1c Apparatus With experiments and
illassations IL Philosophy snd Ass!opcmy. The en-
tevtainment win y conducted By W. Robert Smith.
Principal q Public school, Who has lately received
from New York City IN Electrical Machine with vari.
sus applianeee and Aascys Sci0ptlcoa, with ilns-
traitor: 10 Astsoce%y ard ChemissIy. both pleasing
q hundred dollars be- besn purchased tor tho Public
school, and the psccers a REALIZATION viii Be applied
% the sams purpose. Particular viii no fusnisksd ~
11olt v. H0DIRT SMITH
Tho October School Appor.
t1OnmOnt.
~ eo0s little time 70 seeessaly required for tho
adjuetmeot Of the scheol eeneus reports, the 40.
Souncemess q the October appostionucns will b
delayed SAITH ths ~ inss.. q which date oil school
tnsds y TIE Treasury vii b placed as the disposal
q school oGeen.
ADDlSUN SMITH,
County Superintendent Pub. Ins.
Da1s LoDss, \. r.. October :. rs as9lt
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NEW NORTHWEST AGENT.

L.p. FISHER, ~ and u Merchants Exchange,
. our authorized Agent In san Francisco.
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For 6nc fruits 60 10
VIZ. CoLBxANs,
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j.. l.. BONNER co.

SCHOOL CENSUS ETc.-Thc School Cen
sus Of this District l-rumplcicd Sept
20. 1873. shows the following enumeration
II miuOrs.
Between / ard 81 years old. .Boys. .9a.
:. ..0iTix. o.
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LADtES CLOA1KSs
.. SILK 6Corfs.
BLACK SILKS, cOLORED SILKS. CUFFS,
COLLARS, UNDERsLEEvEx
BELTS. ETC, ETC.
esAAk 0
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:7.-273
The enumeration Las, year Of eligible
scholars was lcS. showing > peTcep'iok
tbarcly pcSceptiblc) increase. Tom Hing,
,crrcslisl con Of the celestial II CiOg, sSed
II, announce his intention 70 = . school
,hi, winter. aud - ~ rsqneiisly sensstive
laws OF Montana only pros:de for tLe g
clusion lssm cducaiIOvai privileges u chill
dres WHO have Tho isint At Afainen ypoe
sl.cm. 44e psssnms Thnnas WI = pesnisscd
10 ImLibe fam The pablic Piestan "a Oeee!
snrlnes Of ksewledse vish psse e ne0se'
~ - neke hin sleald.
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COME AND SEE.
COME AND SEE.
COME AND SEE.
DEER LODGE, Oc, I. 1873.
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W. G. CHILD. Reg ister
W. W. JOHNSON, Atty. for Claimants. e99eod
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REPUTATION IN NORTH CAROLINA
The Legislatures Of 1870 and 1872, not
dealing with the debt. W. A. Smith, Re.
publican Congressman elect from the
Raleigh district, publishes card for alb
solute reputation Of the entire indebted.
ness of the State. A large portion of the
people recognize the old debt Of 3S, ,87e,-
600, and would not hesitate to pay in
terest on that portion, and make pro-
vision for the payment Of the bonds at
maturity; but the old is linked with the
new, created by the issue of special tax
bonds, and until q final adjustment is
made of the Whole. no tax will be levied
to pay interest. This is virtual repudia.
ton, but the obligation to pay and a
consciouspess of the debt overhanging
them are understood. and accepted by
the people OF the State.--N. Y. Express.
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AN IRON-CLAD SECURITY.
SAFE, PER nAHENT and PKOFIThDE.
First Mortgage Z Per Cent. Gold Bonds
OF THE
PORT ROYAL RAILROAD COMPANY.


PORT ROYAL RAILROAD COMPANY
Guaranteed Principal and Interest ly tie
Georgia Rdarodd aud HdnkimG Ct,nDnny.
GMNCIPAL and INTEREST," payable in
J. Gold Coin in New York or London. Nav
and November Coupons Principal due No.
yemDcr 1889. Denomination 81 Geo, or s2C0.
These Bonds arc recomm ended to Tru5.
tees, Executors and others as being All in.
vestment worthy Of their attention for tho
following rc8sons:
l. They are the First Mortgage upon Il
great through line Read
z. They are guaranteed b? q powerful Cor
poration, whose credit stands al in Amcrics
and Europe.
8 They can be Registered, which saves :hc
owner from loss, in cas-, Of robbery, &c
4. The Coupons arc pay able in a fixed snd
staple currency-Gold Coin or Sterling.
They have bcen subjected TO u rigid inyos.
tlgatiun by the undernigned and aro RECON-
mended in full confidence to those sceking a
choice and undoubted Investment
For sale at 90 aud accrued interest in Cur.
fency, at which price-tAkipg gold at i,s pre-
per annum.
All marketable Securities received in FIX.
change. For further particulars. apply to
KING, FlNNEY 4 CO.,
NO. II Nassau stre et, New York, or
~ A. c. KAUFMAN,
=, No; % Broad street, Charleston, &c.
NAY 20 limo
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DEATH OF A FAMOUS EouEsrR1ENNE.-
Miss Leo Hudson, tho famous eques-
trian actress, died at the st. Clair Hotel,
st. Louis, on the I'd, from injuries re-
ceived by fall while performing MA
zeppa at the Grand Opera House week
or Two since. Her horse, Black Beos,
valued at 10,000. broke leg by the
fall, and wos killed the following day.
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Attractive Goods
ATTHE
Grand Sentral Dry Goods Esta blishm I
wI. ID. LOVE q CO.

NTE have added to our stock the paet few
w .days, some choice goods, as well ae
bargains.
%, 1873,
1000 yards Foulard Silks; beautiful goods,
in the new shades.
$500 yards Al Printed Crelons, ut 1G3 conts
yard. Cheapest goods cold this season.
$50 pieces Dress Goods, from 25 cente to 81
yard, in the new coloss.
wo-Button Kids. at IS cents pair.
Tucked Skirts, at rs cents each.
Ladies' Whito Aprons, from rs cepte to 81 Is
each.
Ysrd-wide White Mating, at 25 cents yard.
Laco Collars, at 25 cents each.
Printed Linen Lawns, at so and 354 cents a
yard, in fast colors.
White Piques, at IS cents yard; fine goods.
White Nantook, at 12f cents yard.
Plain and Lace Striped Victoria Lawn.
Embroidered Se's, at so cents . set.
Club b-hsndle paraaols.
Our Lace and Embroidery department CON.
prices very choice selection
Hosiery, in all sizes and makes.
full line of Prints and DonaeticB.
All are invited to call and inspect our at
tractlve stock.
Customers will find whatever advf rtitcd, at
the Grand @, ntrAl Dry Goods establishment,
OF w. u. LOVE l. CO.,
Under Wheeler House.
W. ID. IuvH. B. b. McCRErRY
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Where to Spend the Summer.
G, L p N N S P Rim 9 !,


4 ARC0 THIS celebrated watering
place vii; open for visitors the
II 14E&iS TENTH DAY OF JUNE, under
ssElll-th L-thc management OF II. SPnIGo,
and hotel-keeper: Being situated in The
Northern part Of tho State. in a section re-
markable for its delightful climate, beauty
sha heatththsainess t this together with the
desirable watering PLACES for ali whose con-
dit.on can be improved by the salubrious
character OF any water. Great pains will be
Tort OF guests Table supplied with the best
the market affords. Good music will be In
attendance, to enliven the ballroom. Fancy
balls during tho summer. Tcn-pin Alley,
Croquet, Bagatelle and Billiards, for the
amusement OF guests. A Livery viii be kept,
at moderate charges. Charges-pcr day,
e 50; per week, $500; per month, $35 90.
June. W.D. FOWLER. bronrietor
r. Ern1oa, Manager. Jupe1ftS
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PARKER'S HALL.
MR. J. W. SPAULDING has the honor to
announce to tho citizens OF Columbia and
vicinity that arrangements have been made
With the
REV. G. w. WARREN
To deliver his lecture on
''SNOBB AND SNOBBERY."
At the above Hall, on THURSDAY EVENING,
June S, 1873.
Price OF Admiscion so cents. Reserved
Seats may be secured at LyBrand's Music
Store, without extra charge.
Doors open at "a O'Clock. Lecture to COM
nence at 8 O'Clock precisely. May 500
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Special Notices.

OBSTACLES TO rIARRIAGE.-Happ
relief for young mon from the effects OF error 8
and abuses in early life. Manhood restored.
!mpediments to Marriage removed. New me-
thod OF treatment. New and remarkable re-
medies. Books and Circulars sent FREQ. in
CITATION. No. 2 South Ninth street, Philadel-
phia. Pa.-sn institution having q high repu-
tation for honorable conduct and professional
ekul. Mar &c 3u
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Notice..

Notice.
OFFICE BOARD OF HEALTH,
COLUMBIA, May so, 1873.
VHHE citizens Of Columbia are hereby mott
Il fed, that on and after TUESDAY NEXT,
the neo Board OF Health will proceed to a
rigid examination OF each and all OF the pre-
mises Of the citizens In the various wards of
the city. By order OF the Chairman.
THOS. P. WALKER, CLERK pro tenn.
May 81
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For Sale,

xx A HOUSE and LOT, on Taylor be-
RT tween Henderson and Bsrnwcli streets;
.1lA II onting Oh Taylor strect 10 feet, run
ming back l55 feet, more or less. The house
coht'Ins four rooms on tho first story and
very convenient residence. For particulars
inquire at G, rIERCKS'.
April %
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Shingles.

SnlngIes.
w class CYPRESS SAWED SHINGLES. in
any dosired quantity and upon tho ehortcst
notico. For economy, durability and supe-
rlor finish, they cannot bo cxceIled. Slip
Hents mado to any part of the country
March IL emn
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New Orleans

1e just now attracting the rub!ic attention
on account OF tho political trouble there The
"lndlan G!rf Is attracting the attention Of
smokers on account or tie stGck OF Imported
Cigars, tho like OF Which has not been soer,
hero since Columbia wAa
Burned and Her Citizens
Show their Gppro citation OF the same. az also
OF the etOre that makes q specially in this
line, by tho increasing demand for "AIani.ia, II
'principcns" and "Figaro." tof Imported To.
bacco,) aud IA tho Indian chief who
Shot Down
The United States General has caused the
lava beds 10 smell OF tho burning OF powder
so this Indian Maid" has caused Columbia
to smell OF tho burning OF tobacco. May II
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LARGELY INCREASED

Within few days past, ard is nov ncrc com.
plete than ever before, embracing, in every
variety, all the leading styles and quality 9!
vehicles in demand in this market.
The stock o. HARNESS is aleo ccnp.e!c
Prices very low. ". X. GREENFIELD.
Feb %
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Citizens Savings Bank of 8. G.
A LII SAVINGS DEPOSITS made in this
II Bank on or before the 9Th day Of each
calendar month will bear interest for that
month as IL deposited on the lat instant.
June15 ). G. B. SMITH, Asst Cashier.
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DOLLAR MUSIC BOOKS.

DOLLAR MUSIC BOOKS.
s : 5
Clarke's Dollar Instructor.
For Reed 0rga rs.
Clarke's Dollar Instructor,
For Piano.for:e.
Clarke's Dollar Instructor,
For Violin.
IIHREE very attractive Gnd usefal Ins.ruc-
L tios hooks; designed for thoec who w;sl,
TO take partial and easy course. Full nf
bright, popular music for practice, the fret
two containing each nearly 70 tunes, ard tie
last 120 tunes, beside exercises.
) +
STRAUSS DANCE MUSIC, 90
For Violin or Flute AM Piano
5 :
Winners VIOLIN and FLU II: DUETS. ] on
For Nlol!hs, or Flutes OF Violin aud F!atc.
s
Wilmer, BAAD OF FOUR, r,arjy ready. l co
Easy Gaa:tcta for Slo!iI. or Flute. Curoct or
ClarioEet, and 81 Violin or N:o!once.ln.
The above books are for The PEOPLE and
arc iull Of the bright, ~idt-awaLe. easy
music. that Isn't hard to l!ay, AID is &c d., :.
iigltfut to listeners
:
Tne above books mailed, postpaid, for ,.ic
| retail price
OLIVER D!TSoN & 60, Boston.
CH.S. Il. DifaQS co. I'll Eroadw g
view nrS. Mcy q sWs
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MILLINERY,

E3ER> MRS. c. E. REED has opencd
V&Ha tpe assortment OF Ladies' aud
THHChldren' DRESSES, UNDER
&a @ WEAR, HAIK OF all descriptions,
SAY' Bazaar Patterns. etc., all Of which
will be sold a. reduced prices. The
public in general arc invited to call ard see
for themselves. Mrs. Reed WAS awarded the
highest premiums for Millinery at State Fairs
OF 1871 and 1872 April IS 3no
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New Novels at Bryan's Bookstore.
i Ready Money Mortaboy. IS cents. w.
Murphy's Master, by author Of "Cecil's
Tryet.n Is cents. I.
The Mystery Of orcival, by Emile aabo-
neau. rs cents.
Rouge ct Noir; Tale Of .Baden-Baden,
from the French Of Edmond About. Old
Remington, by Miss Thackory; 81. Galama,
or the Beggars; Novel Of the Dutch Re-
public; IS cents. Lady Sweet Apple, or
Three to One; Appleton's Library OF Choice
Novels; 75 cents. Pascarel; q Novel, by
..Ouida." We Girls; By Mrs. Whitney. Also,
Memoir OF Brother, by author OF Tom.
and their Masters, by Arthur Helps. Red
Cotton Night Cap Country; new Poem, by
Drowning. The Fishing Tourist; Anglers
Guide, By Hallock. June
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INHE largest and finest OF the worry ]ates
i styles Of CUSTOM-MADE CLOTn: :NG
for Men and Boys, over seen in Columbia.
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FRASH ADDITIONS.

"E are receiving TO-DAY full and fresh
w line, asserting our whole stock Of
, 1873-05-28
SUBURBAN.,

BoUTU EYAN8TCN.
The Trustees OF this suburb mot On Monday
night last, and wore called to order by tho PreHi-
dent, ]. B. Adams. THO following gcutlemon
answered to their names, N. Morper, 8. doode-
now, N. Dldier, A. E.. Warren, aud J. D. Adams.
A petition for sidewalk on the west aido Of
Chicago avenue, commencing at tho north line
Of tho village corporation, and extending south
to Lincoln avenue, signed by j.. a.. Ambrose and
others, was rofcrred to tho Committee on Streets
anl Alleys.
A petition for sidewalk on the soutl, sido Of
Lincoln avenue, from tho railroad track west to
Hogle, was roforrod to tho same Committee.
Tho Committee on Streets and Alloys reported
In fuyor Of opening Maple kyenue fromCrain street
to the north limo OF 1inoon avenue, GO feet in
width; in favor OF opening Groenleaf street. tho
Same width, from Chicago avonus tosAsbury
avenue, and recommended that sidewalk bo
built on Benson ayonue. Adopted. -: -:
A petition for sidewalk on tho south side Of
Washington ayonuo, from Ridge to First Htroot,
and also the west side Of First street, from Lin
coin to Washington ayenuo, was road and re-
forrod to the Committoe OH Streets and Alloys,
Tho board then adjourned to meet on tho first
Monday in juno
During tho ator1n on Monday afternoon, the
houso OF hlra. +. F. Potter, on JuQBon ayonuct
which had boon raiBod from tho foundation and
placcd on Htilts for tho purpose Of building on
another Btory un1or it, WaB blown of tho postB
and bodily damaged. Mrs. Potter escaped with
few bruiaes, and aomo workmen who were
under tho house came out uninjurol.
, 1873-05-28

orn portion Of tho great Mioaiasppi Valley. the
moaning Of which tloy now for tho frat tip}o
unleratood.- tho. Northwest alBo'had It's needs
In tho hhapo OF wator-tranHportatfon and TINT,
" tho Edst wne bundled as ono man to oppose
thta wntor-tranBportatiou for both tho Morrill,
wost and Southwest, tho Northwest and- South
weat might como Bomo dny to - -
BAND TfEMaELyEs TOGETHER,
alone .saa powerloass, md tho: South
woro Irresistible. In point Of loot, ffIore was 10
one OH board 10 ignorant but he knew tl,at tho
mss sspsseaf sset1 has ddpso gsn ne s Sy hs ss n
groat bodies moyo, THO iden passed through its
successive stages, until It rlr'urod by tho us,lal
processes Of bntton-llo!ing, goasiping, and
no So ono b nTn st to
or othor had to adnliro md marvel at, Into .
tho WoHt
CONCERTED ACTION IN CONGRESS
In regard to itB material interests. perceiving
this awakening, as it maybe tor1nod, your cor
respondent questioned most of the Illinois menl-
belH, tho Indiana and Iowa mon 80 frequently
referred to, mud all whom Ie know, or could get
Illinois mcmbors ho learned TINT the foeling Ind
become very high, not OF lloBtility to Tho East,
but Of now-boril enthusiasm for the Wost that
some Of tho members lad boon talking oxtrava-
gantly, but that tho solid body wore agreed rs
ono MIN to bring up somo question or other at
the next Congreau Iy which tho strength Of tho
Northwest and tho Southwest
COULD DE DEMONSTRATED.
Already proposal had boon nlooted, md In
formally discussed, as to tho tlosrnbility Of NOM
innting for Speaker Woatorn man, mud hlr.
Kasson had actually been nancd but. aitor
further consideration, It was considered that
Mr. Dlaino should be allowed to take bis
sent, without opposition, and TINT tho
Weat should mako 10 sign until men1-
bora began to meet at Washington,
whom 1oadors, or representative mon. should DO
agreed upon, to whom tho conduct OF affalra
Blould DO intr1,Htod, much aB tho Iiboral party
I'll England follows Gladstone, and tho Con-
Horyatfves DBraoli, with tho difference TINT horo
all sdos in politics will be. represented aud
united. Your correspondent WIS dosirot, par-
ticularly, in reporting tho Bsato Of feeling
that Ind sprung into o1stonco Oh this subject
to DO careful to stnto TINT thoro is no feeling Of
opposition or antagonisn to tho East, but D
strong determination to . ..--
AHEAK DOWN THE MoNoPoIEs AND RINGS
by which the East has for no many Soars
ruled; to unto tho WoBt for tho purpose /;
not to compel legislation for tho benefit Of tho
West, or to prevent legislation specially intended
to benefit the East, but to to 1t that all Soc
tions of tho country aro logiBlaeod for alike:
With thin now-born understanding strong n oil
mcn's minds, tho Congressman parted at diffor-
ont points on the route north Of New Orleans.
, 1873-05-28
NEWS PARAGRAPHS


The estimate Of tho Darbsdoes sngar crop this
year is 10, GOO hogsheads. =. =.
''-Here Is tho latest Yankee trick: "Propor-
ty-holdors at Niagara and othera Interested are
making spacious pnr1 on tho American sldo OF
tho Falls, 80 that nobody can got . vtow Of them
until he has paid certain feo for admission to
theincosuEe." -
Tho a50th anniversary Of tho settlement Of
Now Hampshire was celebrated last Thursday af-
ternoou, Ia tho Representatives. Hall, III Concord
Tho exercises comprised an o1ation by Charles
ne Of E1ste md tho gss by Msm VI aa
Edns si Doain Proetor. Of brooklyn. II. I. ~
Collector Bailey, Of Albany, Inst woek re.
cetved from Commodore Vanderbilt tho slm Of
month on tic e amount Of tx olai,nod by he
United States Government from March Z, 1879,
tho date 1t WAS demanded. The following state
mont shows tho amount received Tax, $3.50 72U;
SSa7, ,e55.1s. This Is bosido costs and expenses.
"A worry handsome young fellow from Daltl-
more assaulted citizon on tho street at staun.
ton, Virginia, and was sontonoed to tho ol,ain-
tho gang was working noar girls' seminary
which 80 appealed to tho sympatties OF the ton.
dor-hcarted creatures that they "chippod In "
and paid his flue.
A Vermont man caught the smallpox, four
yours Ago.. aud before tho nature OF the disease
was known, several poraons took it from expos.
uro. They havo since brought suit against
layo known what was tho matter when he vas
taken sick, and that It was through his careloss-
neas that they caught tho disease. The case has
boon tried onco. but tho jury failod to agreo, and
1t Ia now trying second timo.
"A Boston commercial traveller WAS nrrostou
In Springfield, hIass., last week. by State Con-
stable, for selling pair OF shoulder-hracos to O
clork III atoro whore he was negotiating for Or
ipoddl!ng without licenaso,' before ho could
regain his liberty. In tho. meanwhile, ho hpont
some time In tho lookup before Justice
| could bo summoned and his trial take place.
Ohlen on the It'll Of juno naxt OF tho 200th an
niyersary Of the dlaooyosy OF tho mississippi Rvor
by tho Jesuit Fathers, Joliet and Marquette, is
abandoned: J. q. shes, II. D., who was selected as
,allp in tho carly French explorations OF tho
| Northwest on account Of III hoalth deollned
coming, At too late q date to procure another
| prQpQg person.
, 1873-05-28

Tho Montgomery, ,(Ala) Aduorlt.er eatimatoe
iast years growth Vii moi fa tar short ot s93o,-
D00, ,000. Of this, anm about 995 GOO 600 hayo
gone to tho speculstors and first purchasers,
leaving a205. .0o0, ,oo0 to the producsra Aiabama's
QO0, estimating har crop ut 4o0, 900 balea.
, 1873-05-28

wherein they arc plainttas!s and John Forsyth
rodoyer pasaeasion Of the north x q the nostlI-
Sgobt X Of northeast u Of southeast y jot Bot.
fho oaso * sof David II. Fordsv. Andrew J. auil-S
ford y ono TIM o promises @ 81, in Il tho ao1 tn to bo ,d III
lts foundry, and on-workng business to Ats
creditors, WHO founded the Ohioago Water and
Gas Pipe Company first Of all, aud then sot to
work founding car-whoole, atovos and other
j. Guilford, ontorod tho scrylce Of Tho now Com
t,any, and sometime aftcr Tord began aotion :
against him on charge which resembles larceny
go closely that tue olomont Of fun ia scarcely
tho other criminal. aud had defendant
dotninoi OH both. He WAS bailod, however, by
scverat influential otizenH, and yesterday his at
tornoya illod stipulation IN tho civil oaso be-
plaintlH failol to flo Ills declaration on tho
day on which 1t ought to hayo behn fllod In tirno
for the torn on which tho suit was brought. and
tho dofonlant ia entitled to non-Hult. ho wnyes
his dsesraton Sihin iSUi 10 Days o from tic Him Hing of
DEFENDANTS atlpulatlon, In which CATO defendant
M1ll take no exception, aud interposo no ob]oc-
ton thereto. Defondnnt also Expresses his will
iugn9an to have tho trial taken mp as soon oa
Edwin ]. Bradford nllos his bill In the Superior
Court against Ethelbert J. Drew, William II.
Sampson, tho Bank Of Chicago, and Charlea II.
%s o9anan Is te hss tq e9sat
il Of alasscook's 8 Chicago Subdivision Of Lots
to Ia, inclusive in Block q, School Section Ad-
dition to Chicago, Ho asks for, and obtains,
5Sag{t 5Hage aaryA Injunction ,-a restraining Eth
or 's' receiving the the rents IT'S and d''1oss othesf
Ists ssf sP Ssess is sns f5S 1sHPf &R &
from paying him tho money, md restraining
Oharlca II. Tasker from paying to Drew certain
promisBory nosos amounting to ,ooo, and ro-
atratning the firm ct y: h Sampson e o9 from
property until tho matters Of difference between
tho partioa to tho suit aro settled in a court Of
law.
....- NEW SUITS: ~.'
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