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The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1875-01-23
Redemption Notice of Tax
Sale of 1872.
STATE OF WISCONSIN. County OF DouoLAs-ss
Office Of the County Clerk.
Superior, Dec. /, 1874.

Office of the County Clerk
Superior, Dec. !, 1874 {
The following pieces of land having been sold by the
County Treasurer OF the County of douglas. the
th day of September 1872 for the taxes and
charges 4 the year 1871 Therefore notice is hereby
given, tn Il uni d lands redeemed from SAID
"a on or before the Third day Of SEPTEMBER A. ID.
1879 thy Will h- conveyed 10 the respective purchas-
according to tw. The amount of taxes, inter
and charges culate the last day of redemp>
ton Is set opposi etch piece sprctvely.
RICHARD RELF County Clerk.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1875-01-23

How COFFEE CAME TO BE USED.
1t Is somewhat singular TO trace
the manner III which arose the use
OF the comuhn' beverage of coffee,
without which very few persons in
any half or wholly civilized country
IN the world now take breakfast.
At the time Columbus discovered
America, it bad never been known
or used. It only grew in Arabia
and Upper Ethiopia The di~cov-
cry of its use Is 2 beverage is as
crlbed to the Superior ofamonastery
in Arabia, who, DESTROYS of proven
ting the monks from sleeping at
their nocturnal services, made them
drink the infusion of coffee, on the
reports OF shepherds, who observed
that their tiocks were more lively
after browsing on the fruit of that
plant. Its reputation spread through
the adjacent countries, and in about
two hundred years ii had reached
Paris. \ single plant, brou ght
there in l7I+, became the parent
stock Of all the French coffee plan
tations in the West Indies. The
Dutch introduced ii into Java and
East Indies. and the French aud
Spanish all over South America and
the West Indies. The extent Of
the consumption now can hardly be
realized. The United States alone
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1875-01-23
american Life and Scenery I"

including descriptive papers on American
cities, Will open in January with narrative
ol WESTERN DiSCoTERY AND ADVENTURE by
Mayor Powell, whose descent of the Colorado
is one OF the most famous exploits of Western
travel. This series will rival THE GREAT
SOUTH III the magnlficence gifts illustrations,
whist possessing greater variety and wider
interest Also another illustrated series:
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1875-01-23
French Literature and Partisan Life

by Albert Rhodes, with illustrations by
French Artists, will appear during the year.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1875-01-23
Two Splendid Serial Stories.
The Young Surveyor"
" Eight Cousins, !"

by j. T. Trowbridge. author of the Jack Haz-
ard Stories, ETC.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1875-01-23
The Mysterious sland,"

Or, " 1he Modern Robinson Crusoe," Jules
'ernes latest story, will be continued, with
Its Illustrations story, by Sake Holm,
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1875-01-23
The Story of Seven Oaks"

by j. Il. Holland. series of papers from
various pens on
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1875-01-23
II Fl u

{ ,HUE0I'oUHNAL and ! ! 'sraL MESSENGER.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1875-01-23
Superior City Brewery i,

KLEIN q DESIMVAL, Proprietors.
We have racen Iv adl-d extensive aud valuable
improvements H. orr svery and are now ulaBgf &C.
-gTrjt,- Il first class article Of
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1875-01-23

President Keep, Of the Chicago
and Northwestern Railroad, has
written n letter To the Wisconsin
Railroad Commissioners in which he
claims that the road has been oper-
ated IN this state Oh the Potter law
schedule Of tariff, at loss of TWEEN
ty-tour per cent to to the company.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1875-01-23

Sun dogs again yesterday; look
out for storm.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1875-02-17
Type ina Newspaper.

The PoYghketbsio Eagle, IN aa III.
Ne"sPaperS,' figures on the pImber
of type used in newspaper. Of tho
size of the iGaglo at Br0 900 tho aotd-
al number of bits Of metal arranged
and te4ntrapged every dty 10 ptetar.
ing h newspaper tho size of tho Eagle,
which is about the same SEQ Of the
Constit,,ionalist, for the press. We
suppose few people think Of the
printing trade as the most oxact and
particular business, but it Is. In
making type, variations that might be
allowed In tho machinery Of the fiuest
watch would render the type useless.
1t IA worry rarely that type furnished
ny two separate foundries can be
1sed together without n good deal of
trouble, though they try to make it
after the same standard. We read
once in while of a wonderful piece
OF cabinet wolu or mosaic work, con
tanning ten; twenty Of fifty thousand
pieces; the tnhhor Of which has spont
months or even years of labor in
producing it, mud people 60 to see it
asa gIoat curiosity, but the most
elaborate and carefully fitted piccee
of this kind ever made docs not com.
pare with that which the printer
does every day. The maA who does
the first is looked upon as an artist
marvel Of skull, and if hundred
pieces are put in wrong si'c up, 0,
turned the haong Gayx it is not ob.
served in tho general effect ; but if
the printer, in fitting up ten times as
many pieces together in tho same
day, puts one where another should
be, or turns one the wrong way.
oyeryboa y sees it, and is amozed ut the
"stupid carrlcssncss Of those stupid
printers." Even in this short article
thore are no less than l,794 separate
pieces of metal.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1875-02-17
Tie Suagoship.

On Friday on the sixth hall"t, :
j. Shaw of Marion w.s elected Ju ;ge
u:cs Judge Greene, deoeased. ",
are highly gra'iacd Mt this result.
Mr.. Shaw is u Conse, vati,e D; hix'
character, and II lawyer Of long tx
pcricn:c. a. solici'or OF t;.is cir
cait he gave great siti.f.otion. W
fear that the election Of Mr.. Shaw
was lucky accident, and that tn
legislature should not bo too highl,
Congratulated upon t'.eir work, al
ways Of course, e9cep,ing the Con.
ervatives, why pushed forward NJ.
Shaw rs their candidate.
Wien gndee G,ecne died, sever
al aspirauts for the vacant posi,i,
stepped forward. Most prominent
among the ,e me,c Muses. and Whip
per, two graceless s;amp, who nigh,
with proprietv he summoned
Court in sumo other capacity tha,
as Judge. Both If these were. cx
treme!y odioNs to dec. ut r. uhliu.m
and conservatives. Tie admipi>
tration, VIC pre-u ume, felt b"u"d
choose n republican,. and therefor.
adopted Mr. l., C. Nvrthrop, former.
ly cfthc Union. Herall, as it's oanh,
date. Sir. Northrap us sptightl
journali't, a..d we hive heaid 10Th.
ing againt his character. But l..
has not had the "lucubratiyns OF
twenty years." az l;~w yer. Decid
edly the most proper person to e;ec
was MIR. Shaw, tie Conservative
candidate; not because Of his poll
tics, but bccan>e Of hrs superio
qualifications.
On the frAt ball,t, Shaw nn.:
No'tbrop reeeiS'ed 40 votes cacl
(the F"i'6eld Houae delegation sup
porting the latte'), tho urch THE
Noses Received 38 vote, Whipper 7
and few meIA scattering. Five more
ineffrctual ha''l,ts Mere taken, an,
on tho seventh, the Moses men y,
ing DO hope for their pet, went owe,
to Shaw, electing him by II votes
three merk than m - s,r;,v W.
rejnice in the cleo ion of Mr. Shaw
bccanae By such men ns himself IT, e
5ndicial ermine Can beJt iA,d.
Another Judge is t3bs elected IL
place Of 3udge Townsend II tho 4tL
Circuit, who died on F.id.y. We
trust that iusse'ityata ability Will
again triumph.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1875-02-17
Recoh-str

fresidout'Gcant has sent Tie fol.
lowing tomss kaLle message 10 Con
gres6':
To The .ssHnte yhe Un,tsa Staky:
nerewitE have the honor to s.i,J
in accorH"nce with the re,olukiyu of
the senate Of the 3,d list, III, the
infortHa ton in ny pos> ess not bcre:
tofofe furnished telatlEg 20 the aHalrs y
in the st;i!e of &nkaut H.. 1 will
ven,ars n To- s$presa, the opi.ion tiiat
all tho testimony SLOWS that in the
eleotioh Of 1872. Jose bh Brooks @as
lawfully elected govern Of tba;
statct ohnc he has bcen Nnlawfully
deprived of the possession of his
6thoe since that time; that in ls7l
the constitution OF the state @ss by
vi lence, intimidation and 70, olutiof.
AIRY rtceedings ov. rrhroun and new
constitution adopted, and new
state government established. These
proceedings; if P"tnfittSa to stand
practically ignore all nights by mi.
nofitles IN all the states, .also, What
Is there to prevent each of,th6 states
recently re.admittcd to federal rela.
tions ON teftain conditions; from
changing tiair constitutions and
violstt9g'tbeir pledges. If this 40
tion in Arkansas IS acquiesoed in, L
respectfully submit whether o pre-.
cedent SO dangerous to the atability
81 state government, if not of the
nutlonal government also, should .te
recognized by congress. / earnestly
ask that congress- will take some de-
finite action in this matter to roiieye
the executive from acting upon ques~
t'ons which should be decided by the
legislative branch Of the government.
u, S. GRANT.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1875-02-17
The State of South Carolina,
CuuNTY OF FAIRFIELD.
In the PrObntc Court,
JYJ0NN j. NEfL, Esq, Probate Judys.

iTJO JOHN j. NEfL, Esq, Probate Judgr.
{XTnEREAS JU.l 4. iagnod hath made
w suit TO ms.to grant him letters rt
administration Of thr Estate AID fleet.
t lewis Ilag,ol, 9ccetscd.
These are therefore to cite and admon-
i3h ali and singular the kulred and crcdi-
US OF o snii L"wis llngood, de.
:easrd TINT they he and appear before me, il
The Court Of Prob 10. 10 be held at Fair
tc;d Court lIoase: :. g., Oh tn 32.l day
Fehrnary instant. ni,er publication here.
1t, NJ II o'clock in the forenoon to shcw
:tu"e il nny hey have. why the said Ad
minis rhtion sholid not he granted.
q ven under my hand. tins fifth dny
of Frb., ammo Domini, 1875.
JON j NEIL.
feb 81 IX2 J.P + t,
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possible by bringing the uor,he rn
people south; aud by sending our
own people north, by means of tn, ae
national oonaentious. Human nature
j. the same all the world over, and
honest med can clasp hands wherever
he their homes. For these reas rs
we believe that the f.ternizatiou
now taLing place iu Charleston vii
prove in the end national blessing
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1875-02-17

Executive Mansion, Fob. 8, 1875.
by this it wili be seea that Craft
- desiroas Sf andoiDg all that has
been accomplished In Arkaus rs in
;he way Of peaceful government. .
BAXTER wis teovguized as tie COVER
nor de fuc'5, the legislature conveu-
! cd and called convention. Dale.
gates to this convention we,e elect.
Cd, and the convention assembled
peacefully. 1t proposed new Con.
g tuition fur the State. This con.
-titution was submitted to the poo.
pie and adol ted BY an overwhelming
maj rity. ~ new State government
was then elected, and is now in
operation. This Is the truo stu.us.
And yet beouusv Brooks aud few
s'reheaae3 radicu}s raise cry, the
President proposes to upset this gov
erhnfeu nj ntml Substitute an anarchy,
supported by + d.rp' hayonets.
a special invest. suting commit.
tee headed by Poland went to A..
kansas, aud has just reported. All
the members except Ward IF Hi
nois, report that reaoe exists in
Arkansas, aud that though the new
regime was bought into power
through irregulari,y, still Congress
cannot interfere. Ward, however,
Is ono of the Butler stripe. lie was
nsed up in the late efcctions by q
democrat, and will step down and
out in March. He advocates tn,
auso Of Brooks, aud submits IL nj
ority report which forms tn,
groundwork of GRANTS message.
Tie mcssase is startling, e>peci iIy
when it snggesis that the SoAtl.crn
Ia'es have no right to alter thei,
70. stitutions. In other words tha'
icy arc not yet free aud Severely
8 ,tes, on hi equality with Mass,
huset,s or New York, but quus,
sa rapies, requiring coa'inually tn,
i Itcrierencc Of Federal authority
This Is startling proposition.
The secret is that G.alAt sees in
he present condition of Arkansas.
Ill ,dou'tcd loss Of six votes in
1875, and his programme is to mud
| ty the water in as mary states a.
possible 30 rs to throw the result
,he Pre- ii nti4l election in doubt
'his Is not reconstruction, bu,
| Granti>m.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1875-02-17

favor a democrat or lbetal republi.
oan. Michigan, Wisconsin,, Miuneso-
tn and NeLtaska were about the
only States that weds republican Last
November. Ia the fi,ss three, the
regular republioat, esnaidatss for
Senator have been dsfeatsd, aud
Ramsey will t.&e basK seat also.
And yet Grant hopes t" rally the dis.
gruntlcd, demoral,zod mvG vuce call.
cd tho republican pn,t3.
John Yoang Brown, If II utucky
'as made himself famous by his bit.
ter dcnuncla iuh OF RttAer. the at
tack was unparlia mentary to the last
degree, but Bu Ter is avH /. gracelc: s
villain, that noboay is sorry FOR him.
1t l. said that Brown Fas reoo,ve ed
hundreds of couera ulatory letters
from all par's Of the Union. His Us.
scrtion Va~t Hatlerism, is the
synonymc Of all that i, pusilani,nuus
in war, in human in ponce, forbid.
ding ia sserals aid inian, Gus in politics
is proh tsnced Uhe finest piece Of
invcolive that has been uttered for
many year. Brown " clr to
Congress before he had reached the
required age, "nd has giv-u repva teu
pruUfs ofgreat powers If oratory.
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TERMS TO CLUES.

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'INllS is /" give ncticc tia, II way,.,,.
L IN Ehnkruntcy WAS issued out of the
''>'r:ct Court "f rhc United States for
he District of Soalh raro!ina OR the ooh
Ian"nry. 1873, against the ts.a,e of y
:. ea -. of Fairfield County. of the
state South Carolina. who hath hccn
'djndgcd u Bankrupt mpoi; his Petition ;
lhni the payment of amy d 'brG, nId the
ie'ive'y, ofany property belonging to said
bankrupt, lo.lIim or for his use. and tie
'rnns vr Of any Property by him. arc for.
''dien by law !; .thnt. n macling Of the
creditors Of sai BANKRUPT, TO prove
their debts. and TO Oh ose one
r. more sienccs Of his .cs-
tate, will he held nj & Cou.t Of Bankrup,
". to be holden m he SIN day of Feb,
unry, a. y. 1875, at II o'clock ~, n,
! 'rkvil'c. ). c.; before ". I. rlawfon,
ESQ one Of the Registers Of Sdi Il Court.
Il. NJ. WALLA"E.
~. s. Marshal rs Messenger
fiy
Il: W: ctAWS0N, rcputy Mes,cugcr.
fob 3-x2
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1875-02-17
Fraternization in Charleston.

Charleston is at pr .seht the scene
It a general mterhization. Two u,
the NEST in p"rtaut organizations it
the United States are in session there.
The me ting OF the G and Chapteru
Hnsons draws together Representative,
"eu from all parts Of the State to re.
'ew old friendships and to c..nSvlt
'p"n the ptomotion of those p,inci-
pies Of peace and love which are thr
foundations uf the masvuic ediiice.
At the same timc another and
tiif:rent Body ot men are me
together--tho National Grange u
the Patrons Of Musbandrs. Eve,.
now the leading Il enbers Of lha,
rider in every State and Territory,
from The ordnsc aAl bnnana groves
# Florida, t the bleak and rhcerlcs
IN 'nntains aud pl .in, Of New E.g.
aud, Montana AMI Iowa, where, OF.
cold yiutry mo ,,ings the sun
priced up with crownar, are bask
ing in the hospitality of Cnuf .estun
Far above the n,atcft Il .ititerrsts %.
the onler must be placed the u.iy 1t.
ages derived from Il friendly IN,
course of representative men Of /. II
sections Of the U"i. ". Many of
these are ia rental republicans, wh.,
nave been tau sht by Ei Ter wud 9th
ers OF that TX, to view the S,u,hern.
rrs an "banditsJ horse thieves anl
Assussihs;S' bit thet. cold northern
blood has been ff:ctually ,hawed b,
the ra,* Of genial South t'uro!in.
hospitality. lucy s@pt',& s .tnclr Ut
ter sdrpfise Ut the SoLsi;f,H Of ah.,rs
existing bc,c, ami although cautious
IN .heit ,e&prcss'sus; " Is evident
that their eyes have Been cr,c;ually
6p"' ed. aL.s IL .great ,tlum.th for
the soitth; and will, in the end. re
doand to b If ahau.ase.
The difficulty h.s ever been that
willis potthsrn dsmhs"gues knew
that they arc i ing, the houest masses
Of tho north are really d,cc We |.
Their oonaictipns arc NEST. BE-
once satisfied Of the truth. they h.v,
enough stubbornne>s to vote as they
please, i,Tesp, ctivc o! the bows OF
party leaders. XII r;iat t>neeilea 4 for
the complete restoration of good
will between the sections l., aca.r.
nj fratsraAl iit,rc,lcss.
Wcro We Vanderbilt; or did wo
own a "bohanza" in the Nevads
minos, we would CONSTRUCT a grand
continental rail way ,enclroling the |
entiro Union, and cvery Summer the
south should 60 north, while in the
winter all the mouth and west should
Bio brought south. -Four years from
tho Inauguration of this scheme,
Q etionsl differences and sectional
hate would be entirely blotted out.
But as this project is ohimerioal,
lot US approach to 1t as nearly as
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1875-02-17
Special Attention

GIVEN to the undertake s Dep ri-
: cnt. | keep on hand fun supply OF
fetallc Case. nj Wn ml Cnfins If the
nes, finish. All calls romptly attended
+. My terms are cash. au upon the
aeory thnt short settlements mako lon
'ic, da.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1875-02-17
!sidgeway Wheclwriglit a
Blacksmith Shop.
anu

wish to Inform my Inirons and the
L. rnh!ic gcn"rtlly that am now loca.
ID beside ,hf Masonic !Ialn where !
m prepared t" do Horse Shoeing aud
~ kinds of Plnrta ion Blacksmith work
'ls". Wagon and Buggy repairing done
with the usnHl E,ohnr.ness.
-. NJ. SPENCE,
'h !flvl Wheclwright aud Backsmith
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1875-02-17

The Florida Legislature has, after
ewenty four ballots, elected Jones'.
Acohservative democrat, az u. s,
Senator, to succeed Gilbert, rndio al
IVA "sey who was nominated by tho
radical caucus In Minnesota has at
last Withdrawn, and the legislature is
having free fight. Chanoes now
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1875-02-17

Tbe i. L. scrape is complicated
from the fact that Theodore has .
chronic case Of mother.in law, who
has on insane way Of annoying other
people, and moro particularly of
olutch'ns and strangling hcr bus-
oapd at night, Tilton stigmatized
Mrs. Morse and Mrs. .f3ceoher NJ.
"abnormal creations"
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1875-02-17
THEFAIFIELD HERALD:
X. MEANS DAVIS: Editor,
Wednesday Morning February ", 1875.

Tke house h struck oess tn en-.
citing cladse'df tho senate bin rs.
pcaling the lien law. Tho lien law
will thus continue in operation.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1875-02-17

a beautiful answer was given by
little Scotch girl. Wien her GLASS n,
school was examined, she replied to
the question what is patience sWait
Il wct and dinna weary"
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1875-02-17

1'horS "rS about $50, Coz chiid+en
within the SCHOLASTIC aye in South
Carolina. 1u tho University there
are about lao. Yet the total school
fund is only $2ao,oOO, Willie tho
University receives $4,000.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1875-02-17

If tEe radicals do not bcs,ir che NJ:
selves they viii not succeed Ii pass:
'Ng the civil rights bill by the fourth
of March.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1875-02-17
DEALER IN FURNITURE

NF TIE very hest qualities. Err nrlors.
~ Chambers aud Dining Rooms. For
design aud workmanship. UNI or AiAED! I!
| offer III prices that defy comp: :titiun
BedSteadS
MADE Of hprd wood, anh warranted to
give entire sai,>fnc'ioh. keep no Afcr:.
or quality. Use economy md hmy the
best. and buy where you can bu the
cheapest.
Sleep Comfortable
MD BUY the Peoples SPRING BED.
It is the hnsl in the market withour cx-
c,ption. They are cheap.
kentucky
RATTAN nni Split scat ,huirs spc.
rial,y. Our prices are beyond co,npe.
iuiun
Mattresses
OF my owl manufacture. Window
shades, Wall Brackets, buckets and
,.irrors.
l.cvsai' ilG.
FURNITURE neatly repaired al modcr.
atcrrices. Picture frames mnde 0 order.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1875-02-17

An Iowa doctor thinke tight laciag
public benefit, bcsausc it kills all oi
tho foolish girls, and leaves the wise
ones to grow into woman.
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Scraps.

Sheridan has returned to Louisiana
to show that ho is not afraid.
Gov. Tilden recently gave q ban.
quet to William Cullen Bryant.
The New Jersey Legislature and
the Erie Il R.ilroad are quarreliug over
free plsscs.
Efforts were made to comprom isc
difficulties in louisiana. by acoe pting
Kellogg, and giving tho cons 'rvatives
the Legislature. 1t has failed.
The New Yolk Herald is still call.
ing u!'on Grant to Scsigu. which he
will probably not do, as no has ju t
found another relative in Virginia
who wants II situation.
The Erisc,psl Diocesan Convcn.
vention Of Illinois has elected Dr.
Dekoveu, Bishop. Dr.. Seymour wa.
elected. and rejected by tho trienuia.
convention because Of ritualstic ten.
dencies. Th" came charge is brought
against u, k"vrn, and several mini, .
ters have sIg"iIiuu III. Iuteuticn of re .
tusal to recognize him as bishop be.
cause of this charge md because Of
illegality IN the election.
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Death is as necessary to our con.
ssitntion rs sleep. We shall 10 ro.
freshcd in tho mvrning. Penhaps.!
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"''' EnnnG "uy lems hand.
kcicnio.s for IL I,ou bu..,l,,, sL,
probably scws that she may reap.
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In Bankruptcy.

In The District Court Of The c:'H. Tor IN,
District Of Sonth E"rnlinn-in the
matter OF ID. T.. Means, }&pkrupt
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Fresidout'G9ant has sent Tie fol.
lowing homsskuLle luessae6 10 Con
gres6':
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Charlotte, Columbia. Il Auyu>
Rail Road.
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COLUMBIA, May II, 1874
HallE following Passenger Schedule ",
4 be run uve. this ROAD on and Oft.
this date
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