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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-10-08
NEWS FROM THE ARCTIC REGIONS
FATE OF SIR JOHN FRANKLIN
Our Boundary Difficulties.
TIE GREAT EASTERN 10 SAIL OCTOBER 20.
British Forces Sent TO China.
THE POPE AGAIN SICK.
SAcKvr.IE, n. B, Friday. Oct. 7, I8J

SAcKyr1E, n. B Friday, Oct. T. 1859.
Tie Royal Mail steamship Canada, Capt. Lscg,
Left Lverpoo! at 3p. IN Of the 2ith, aad arrived at
Baiax q ii q m. Of Thursday, the 9th inst.
TIE stesne, City of Washington, from New-York,
arrived at Liverpool at P. m. of the 2lst
The stesmer Ariel, from New-Yoik, arrived at
Southampton On the night Of the 23d.
The ship Joshua Quincy, from Lsghorn for Boston,
abandoned at the ith Of September leaking
badly. The crew had reached Liverpoo! per ship
EDDY stone, as had also small portion of the cargo.
The Canada reports, Sept. %, lat. So IS N, lon.
% 81 W., at 1870 a. m, passed Royal Mail steam
chip Europa.
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s1osa-ns barely masrtsned; Cosg,o fra at iiS
sr,siTs TvkPE>TISL reasyGS TALLow stssaeed ard Is
selling GSl.
THE LATEST.
IIvERPooL, Saturday. SEPT ~ lsse-sP "
So1ToN qu-. kstiHzed sa-s today. 100 b.-s Of which
Us b4es taken BY sp-cusors BkEADsrrFFs dull Dot
prices Ready. Provisions sale. IN Important.
LoSooS. Saturday Afternoon.
SoSscLs ar =. s5s d5i for bo,n Money and Account
LONDON, Friday Evsnlnr
coSsvLs cle.ed a5 asss Money Isl Gs5i
Account
Ire EoStY make, 10 materially changed.
The BULLION In he Bank OF England asa Increased Col coo
since The last weekly report
B2t
AsTroAS srocKs-M-ssrt Barring Brc,he, quote Unitei
s,ses IS g GS Pennsylvania So GO 81 Illinois C-rr,l
STARS s. ds6
aes. Bel Co report United STATE So Railroad seegri
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ERANCE

tRANCE.
1t wss asserted that the re.ul Of the K-g Of the
Besisns visit TO Biaritz WA fully successful Va
iicUs rumors were afost. The Paris correspondence
OF TIE 1imes ssys the great report OF the day was
that the question Of the Ductes h.i been Arranged,
that Tuscany Is to be regDed by the King of the
Begians second son, and Parma .nd Mcdera by Max
uilian. Another repor. sys that the Coun. de Fan
ders is to have the three I.Asn Duchies, aud the
Arcbduke Ms1inili.n Veneis, with sepsrs.s Constr
tuiors. These reports must be taken for What they
are worth.
Another Paris runor wa to the effect that there Is
TO be no Chinese expedition; TIA. the head % the Pelho
mandarin has been preferred in a.onement, coupled
with promises Of ell the satisfaction required and that
the EmbasesdOls Will be Immediately received S,
rek,r.
/. VS. expected that the King Of the Bslgisns,
Prince Richard Metternch and Count Wae sski would
remain a; Bisrritz til the departure Of the Emperor,
at the end Of September.
ripce Poniatowsh had quilted Italy for Bisrritz.
Lo-d Cowley had not gone to Bisrritz q, was eH-
rectea and il was thought he would not go.
The Paris correspondent of The london Herald
regards tie scheme Of placing Belgian prince on the
Tuscan thr,7ne az ridiculous osnard
TIE Tine, Paris correspondent again drsws stten.
toe TO the gres activity IN the French dockysds and
states iha, be bes been assured there are now bains'
or under orders q? be butt twenty snips.o'.he line,
ten Of the very erges size, and the Others q micro
osibYe bat al strictly fighting ships, stse-pls;ed, &C
provided with non besk, or proEs.
Numerous e1iles had eYriN ed a. Marseies, the sn'
nesty iLcluoiIg BlslQui and d lc1at
Tie Council General Of the ,Nosele hiss requested
permission cultivate srd snufs ture tobacco there
Tie Paris Bourse mad been firm sns animated. The
ReLtes Oh the I'D advanced 10 69f. &c.
LATEST.
the Paris correspondent of The london Spectator,
who has, on several occasions, communicated early
and authentic news asserts that Napoleon accepts TIE
plan Of the King Of the Belesns which is to give the
foruesses Of Peschera and Msntus and the S,ses of
Parma and Nodena 20 Sardinia - renstate the house
Of Lorraine in Tuscany and restore the legations TO
the Pore. After the Introduction Of a variety Of
oTns, Nenets is 10 have governmental Institutions
and army Of its under tue Archduke Ferdinand
Macmillan, with the title Of Grand Duke OF Eenetia.
This stipulation has the concurrence OF Austria. A
Congress is also to be held al Brussels presided
by the King This letter ia dated evening Of the 22i.
The Paris PGtr,e has article which partially
fIms the above statement.
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Rnsspnxcru-

Mn Homer j cAa and M BGIc hitt two Children
sni Mrs BenSa and servant M Anderson snt dy
Mr. Wood ard LADY, NJ Turner LADY children sad .srIss,
n B-rdou ekGIen, Rev. Geo c. Lucas, M Pss,
s-,eus CheeImsn Jolly, Johnson. Pike. Tuner aud child
BeIsny and yiner Mr. and M Lon, w Vinsr aud viner,
Mr. Brown, Mrs L. aud ufaHt Mrs Anna Trees Dr..
". A Toru.end Gen Pslfrey Col D Mitchell Mssss r. 7.
Walker. Severance Nicholson, MAYER, Levy Ward R,sen
Chserman Schos sehof, j., a~ss, Braun, Lomel Baly.
HocIey Colt Ksreht Gerry. Duskse Ckenschyayer Hoaeg
ksnten.,rsuts W,ack, Craig So~dy vosn henderson
Hsnsn Wooster Blake, Appleton, Leccuse Hope, Decker
DckrsoD, Clarke Brssh, Gossip Barbour. Lncs,y, Hart
Fraser Brown Campbell Seaman Mr. and Mrs Thomas L9oly
Mrs BeLdon and - o children.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-10-08
ITALY.

The SsrGiIisn Government has addressed circular
TO the great Powers, denying the reported cession of
Savoy TO Frsrce and declaring such entirely
void Of foundation.
The Sandman Government is also said to have pro
tested to the great Powers against the secret aid a
forded by Austria in recruiting soldiers for the Pope.
Evidence was being Published to prove that p arms
under the Government of the Duchies, did not msia.
tain Eeulrsl attitude during the late war;
The King Of Sardinia most enthusiastically re-
ceived Oh his visit TO Pavis, Lodi, &c.
The Pope remained in a very alarming state, and
Cardinal AntoLeIi mad declared hin unfit 10 attend to
public aiiairs.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-10-08
Michigan State Fair.

DErRofT. Fnday, Oct. !, $50.
The Michigan Agricultural Fair closed to-day hsv-
ing been the most successful ever held in this STATE.
Every department complete, and the crowd in at
tendance unprecedented. Waters steam pillow
bbited AID attracted special attention. The annual
address was delivered yesterday afternoon by Gov.
Banks who with Gov. Wsner and Senator's Bingham
srd Chandler, were escorted TO the grounds by the
military and fire companies.
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RUSSIA.

a.
An imperial ukase orders the concentration OF all in
sttutions of credit utder the Ministry Of Finance.
Second the issue Of five per cent bsuk note in
change for the present in circulation, the drawing
10 take place yearly for tbirty-seyen years. Third,
that all moneys deposited with the bank TO be
ceved at two instead OF three per cent az formerly
and fourth that the of service tine army is to
be IL years, ard in the navy ii years.
VERY LATEST.
PARIS, Saturdsy.-The King Of Belgium wa 10 leave
Biarriiz last ght for Genoa Marseies, where it is
ssd he will confer with several important persopages.
1t supposed the journey is connected with the Con
gress at Brussels.
The report of the foundation CT the Kingdom Of
Central Itsy under Count Flanders has been poitivey
denied.
LoSDoy Saturday p. n.-Accordng to the last ac-
counts Paris the treaty between France and Coo ain
China was expected to be signed the l.. Of August.
The French Adnir had obtained four important con-
cessions viz: The exercise Of the Christian religion
a treaty of commerce. the first ever entered into by
Cochin China the cesson 10 France OF the fine town
Of Segan ard its territory aud fourth, recognizing the
RE bts of the French to the Bay OF Suron.
The official journal of Berlin ssys that tie klpg OF
Prussia has again become worse.
The EcoHonsist Beige says that the harvest Of Bel
GUM is far from beng satisfactory as expected.
The wheat yield viii be only twothirds 0. the average.
The Paris correspondent of Tie L0HdOn IImes cay.
that CheIbourg is about to be armed completely
war footing and that Ifei is being provided
for al is batteries.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-10-08
Extensive Burglary.

ALBANY, tnday, Oct. !, 1879.
large robbery was committed in this city las,
hight, Hood fobeys iewelry store having been
completely stripped of its contents Its said 10 have
beer effected by entry through the back cellar door,
end through the flooring into the store The iewelry
Eoen consists mainly OF watches chains and diamonds.
Most Of the watches have Hood name o. TIE worth
o. as property stolen is estimated by the proprietor at
ron $50 900 70 $4,000. The police are engaged in
th%sughly sitting the matter.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-10-08
SPAIN.

The report that Gen serrgno had been appointed to
the Captain General y of Cuba s fully confirmed.
Ii ras thought probable that the dem0ns.rations
made 10y Spain against the Moors would suffice to pro-
cure concessions and guarantees for the future and
that ii viii not be necessary to carry out the projected
expedition.
it we, reported that England had offered her med-
alton in the case.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-10-08
GERMANY.

the Ministers for Foreign Affairs OF Bavaria Sixouy
and Wurtemburg and they were completely agreed
upon the question OF reform Of the Diet The ques.
ton Of the Hesse Casse Constitution supposed slo
10 have been discussed 8. the Conference.
The Director Of Police at Frankfort hal refused 70
sanction the public Of the statutes Of the Nation
Society established for TIE purpose of pronul eating
the reform Of the Diet. The Society taereupon sp
pea,ed TO the Senate.
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Kansas News.

LElyENwoRrH, Friday, Oct. ., ISl9.
Inc adoption of the Wyandot Constitution is rem
dered certain by the reception of returns from the most
important counties. The m,iority in its favor will
probably reach 1900.
The Denver City Express of the 3Oth ul.. has ar.
rived with 5000 in gold, bu, no news of importance.
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HOLLAND

AT the opening Of the legislative session, the King
made speech in which he said the project Of las for
the emancipation Of the slaves for the Dutch West
Indian colonies rot having been adopted, modified
project would be presented 10 the Ch anbers.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-10-08

NEBRASKA holds her Territorial Election next
Tuesday; and the Republicans for the fret time
present ticket. They will probably be beaten;
but they might better try aud fail than never try
Their defeat now will be the prelude to victory
hereafter. The following is their ticket:
Delegste 10 Congress-SAMuEL r. DAILY, Nemahs Co ;
Supt Of n,.ructionJoHs H. KELLom OF Douglas Co Treas
ursr-J.mys swsTT Of Otoe Co. Loraau-OscAR r. DAVIS,
Doug
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Arrest Of the FillibUsterS.

NEw-ORLrAss, Friday, Oct. 7, 1859.
The flibusters were arrested at the South West
Pass, at o'clock to-day, by the the United States
ziarshs assisted by the United States Artillery They
psaceably surrendered.
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SWITZERLAND.

The Lausanne Gazette says that the Minister If the
United States, Mr.. Fay has presented long memorial
TO the Federal Council, praying il TO intervene with
the Cantons which have preserved in their laws resrc
tive or intolerant against the United S,ates
In order TO obtain a modification Of the same.
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There ia nothing additional az to the ccn'pracy
against the Sultan tine mail aivices Only reschng to
the li'h.
Fresh drafts of troops had beeen cent TO Crets.
Alncsbe relations established between Turkey
and Persia.
Matters in Gambia were assuming serious aspect
and numerous troops had been sent there.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-10-08

HALIFAX, Friday, Oct. :, 1859.
The steamship Csnada sailed at o. clock yesterday
Thursday evening for Boston, where she viii be due
al very early hour on Saturday morning.
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COMMERCIAL INTELLIGENCE.

LIVERPOOL COITos MARKET.-Tne Brokers Cir
reports the sales Co;tn for q 30 bales Of
which Leo taken fr sp~c0stol and 90 fof export A.
qualities bad declined &C the Of d q r. while for me
inferior EracSs sill greater reduction had been szbec 20
The market closed win fall offering the par of aodeIs The
sales 4 Friday 6CO bales make: closing qe bat
steady The following are the Authorized Quotations:
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CJRCASSTA

Shcamyl was betrayed and delivered prisoner 10th
Russians Tor bribe OF elk million roubes.
The Cucassians continue to war against Russia.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-10-08

Progress of the Peace Treaty.
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-FOUR DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE.

ARRIVAL OF THE CANADA.
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The reesn. political contest in Georgia has re-
suited 10 the re-electioa OF the Hon. Jeseph K
Brown, tAs Democratic ssndids,s sor Govssnor, BY
sbou. L. 600 majority, sad the choice Of sir Demo
cr.ts ard two Opposition Menksrs Of Congress, a.
follows:
n.t. yxYTHb Cssgas YYfPn Corsves.
IP,ui q Love James L. Seward
p Xsrlr Crawford. Martin Crswfosd.
3..1AoSas Hay6ssh kstyf y. Trtppe
z..Luciss ,. Gsfrel Lsica J. Garrel
81 w Underwood Augustus r Wnshs.
e..Jar-s Jsctssa- james gsckson-
..J0s1nd H. JOs'ssa HUI
s..Johs j. JSse- Aisk s,spasrs.
The Lsgsia:sIe il Deu>erstic, ca usual.
ia Mississippi the Democracy have .rirmphsd ia
the election 4 course. rhe State tcke. uSt chosen 10
"a follows:
Gsrone,.,...yors rryrrs 0, x.mpsI C1zaiJ
SEC S,gfs.....b 4 eEzs Of Pouoosoc.
5bfffor......E. Boar q koxI.b>oa
T,sa'E,sr....M y. HAYsTs IS Yazss.
The Democ.siic De.ess s.oa 10 TIE lAs' Csrgrass
has been re eseted entire, a. follos' it Di,tr'H,
Lucius Q. c. Lsmsr; III, Rsrbsc Dayii, llit, VIII
ian Ba'k.ssisi Iyth, otsc T. srsletosi VtS, JcAa
j. McRae.
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What the Press Say.

They have n magnificent assortment Of
Books. and have prepared themselves with in
Vulnerable elegant Gifts to be distributed among
their "troupe Of friends and customers at
large."-Bait. San.
Not only may a selection be made of any
choice work, but with it the purchaser is sure
to receive some article of Jewelry, which in
many cases, proves quite valuable.-Daity Err
change. sH
They make no promises that are performed
strictly to the letter, and by thus punctually
cancellng their obligations, have gained the
entire confidence of not only our citizens, but
country abroad.-Bah Patriot
young lady acquaintance Of ours purchas d
for 81 Book at this establishment, a few days
since, and received double,cased Gold Watch
valued at one hundred doiidrs-Clipper.
| The success which attends the Gift Book
| House of Messrs. II. E. HOYT d CO.. has nc
precedents in the annals Of Gift Enterprises
Argua. -.
Call and see them, ard our word for it, yc-
will not regret your visit.-Dispateh.
All Orders should be addressed toA-H n
| HI. e. HOYT q CO.,
No. Al Baltimore street, Baltimore, Nd
| March II, 1869 46 3m
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Az INCIDENT OF TIE PAsr.-The Mount Yer
non Record says:-The letter below, which
we are permitted to publish, will be read, We
are persuaded with unusual interest The ill.,
cident to which the writer alludes is one Of
the most poetic which occurred among the
numerous public receptions given to Washing
ton and we'll may the venerable matron, who
had the honor of participating in the tribute.
look back to that period as one Of the golden
moments other life:
To Mas Ann Pamela Cunningham Regent
Enclosed you will receive donation for the
Mount Vernon Ladies' Association from an old
lady now in her eighty-fourth year, personal
acquaintance of Gen. W Washington, who in her
youth (then a resident of New Jersey assisted
at his reception on the bridge of Trenton. by
the ladies and children of that place; and wa'
one Of the six girls who had the honor of strew
ing flowers at his feet while singing to hin
the song of "Welcome." The writer has now
in her possession copy of this song. and o
the original note Of thanks addressed by th'
General to the ladies and children these sh'
preserves aa sacred relics to be left to her pos.
terity. She begs you will socspts her swishe
for the success Of your patriotic and yer.
praiseworthy undertaking and should Provi.
dencs spare her life 10 know her wishes fulfil
: led, It will afford her much qualification
Near Camden, 8. G.. March 81. 1850.
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MEXICAN AFFAIRS.

The express despatched by tho British lcga'
tion to the British Consul arrived last night,
bringing the following; important news:-
General Marquee arrived from Guadalnjara |
on the 10th inst. with about one thousand men, |
and attacked the next day the liberals at
Tncubuya and Chapultrpcc. The latter retired !
at once in good order towards Morelia, losing
only about 200 men.
On entering Tacuhuya the forces of the
church party committed awful atrocities
murdered and robbed who and whatever came
in their way The most in"fensive citizens OF
Tacuhuya have been shot. particularly foreign
crs Young students Of Chnpultcrcc have been
shot in coll blood mud the number Of victims
| is calculated nL about sixty.
Dr. Duval. an eminent English physician.
! was dragged out Of his house and shot IN the
| public square, being, accused of having assisted
The wounded Of the liberal party.
/ A formal protest against the recognition Of
the Luarcz government by Mr.. McInnc was
issued to the nation. declaring null AMI vor!
all contracts, treaties, &c., entered into hy the
Juar"z government.
The cx"1uatur Of our worthy Consul Black
has been i,htrawn. and force of thirty
dragons escorts him down to Vera Cruz, TO
he banishrl from the country Several Amer.
lean citizens have been imprisoned, and the
lives of others mr., thrrt cu"l.
NIiramnn anil his staff arrived at the capital
| on the Ill, inst. Gen. Cnstill" resigned n
/. Minister Of War. nnl Coronado il appointed II
, his stead Generals CALICO and PARA are boil
prisoners.
Mazntlnn has he"n taken by The hh"ra
forces under rr,luicra. The English are threat
eu,n,s the ports on the Pacific coast, demand
inr fulfil imcut Of conventions. &c.
:. Forces have left Mexico i'll different d're'
tinns, with the object Of retaking san LnI'
Guanainat, and other places now held ''y tn
liberal forces Th. British Minister insists "
e full I.avn.nt Of all claims by Mexico. and til
t commanders here nrc instructed to dctnnn'
l. one million nnI half from EZRA Cruz. an
in ease of refusal, to b"mhnr.l the city. ta
tain Dunlop, Of H. Il. NJ ship Neritns. left
few .lavs ayn-wilhhrawing from the field.
, \ new contribution WAS dcrrce'l in MeNic
&c Of $500, ,ouo On tie clergy and :3oo,noo I
u citizens.
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MARRIAGE.
MARRIAGE.
From lecture recently delivered 10y Bul

From a lecture recently delivered by Bull |
wcr, We extract few passages:
"The law that binds the one man to the
one woman," eloquently exclaimed the lee
turer sis SO indelably written by nature, that
wherever it is violated in general system the
human race is found to dcteriorate i'll mind
and form. The cnnoLliug influences ofwo-
man ceases; tho wife is a companiou-a
hundred wives are but hundred slaves.
Nor is this all unless man look to wo-
man as a treasure to be woed and won-
| her smile the charm Of his existencc-her
single heart the range Of his dcsre--that
which deserves the name love cannot exist :;
it is struck out of the healthful system Of
society.
Now, il there be passion in the human
breast which most tends to lift us out OF
ero,is,n and sclf-which most teaches us to
North hold it and cherish it. For even
when the fair spring Of youth has passed
and when the active life is employed i'll sncl'
: grave pursuits that the love Of his early
wears seems to him like Il dream Of romance
still that love, having once lifted him ou
Of cgotism into sympathy, docs but pas:
into new forms and development-it has
t locked his heart to charity and bcncvolcnc'
it pives Il smile to his homc-It rises III
! in the voices Of his chi,lren-from hi
: hearth it circnla,es insensibly on to the law
f that protect the hearth. to the native lan'
a which spreads around it.
:, "Thus, in the uniform history of tn
y world, We discover that wherever love
!! created, ms it were, and sanctioned b
that equality between the sexes which til
G permaneu, and holy union Of one hea
5 with another proclains, there, too, patrlo
s ism, liberty-,he manly and the gentle Vi
> tues-aso find their place; and whercv'
r the contrary is pactised, and love d'Sa
e pears in the gross safety Of the senses, the
>" we find neither respect nor humanity m
!y reverence for home, nor affection for Il
n. natal soil.
:e "Anl one reason why Greece is contra'
o. ed, in all that dignties our nature, with L
IN eifcminatc and dissolutc character Of t
ol, East which it overthrow, is, that Gree
to was the earliest civilized country in viii.
es on the borders Of those great monarcii
"a marriage was the sacred tie between one M
ch aud one woman-and man WAS the thong
ce ful father of home, not the lord of a
"a raGlio."
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STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
ABBEVILLE DISTRICT.

ABBEVILLE DISTRICT.
Office Courtcf Common Pleas and GenI Sessions.
N X. Butler ka surviv0rl Attachment.
VIM. B. Lloyd. MeGowan prta's Atty.
WHEREAS the Plaintiff did on the nineteenth
W day of November, eighteen hundred and
fifty eight. file his declaration against the De.
fendant, who. itis saidO 10 absent from and
without the limits Of this State and has neither
wife nor attorney known within the same, up
on whom copy of said declaration might be
served 1t is therefore ordered. that the said
Defendant do appear and plead to the said dec.
laration, on or before the twentieth day OF
November eighteen hundred and ffty-nine.
otherwise final and absolute Judgement Will
then be given and awarded against him.
MATTHEW MCDONALD, c. @. p.
Clerks Office Nov. 10, 1858 S0.ly
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SOUTH CAROLINA,
ABBEvILLE DIsrRIcT.-IN Ht

ABBEv1LLE DIsTRIcT.-IN EQUITY.
Henderson, Kirkland,
North d Platt,
%. Bill for Relief, In.
Hadsss' sss ssssss. slsss. 8 Co.. junction. "''
TT appearing to my satisfaction, that A. Will
l. son Hadden. Abraham Slayer, Elias Slayer I.
Spearliug & Brother. defendants in the above
stated case, reside beyond the limits of thix
State. On motion of j. C. Calhoun, Comp, Sol
ordered that the said defendants do appear and
plead, answer or demur to said Bill of Com
plaiat, within three months from the pubEca-
ton hereof, or the Same VIII tie taken Pro
Centesso, against them. ST., *,
WIN. H.. PARKER, c. T. 4. D.
| Commissioners Office,
Feb. 81, 1858. ~ 3n
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SOUTH CARLINA,
.ABBEVILLE DISTRICT
In Equity.

Bill to set aside Judgment
VIM. B. Lloyd, ct. nj. Injunction, DC.
TT appearing to my satisfaction that VIM. B.
l. Lloyd. Albert Gilbert and Thomas s. Hay
don defendants in the above stated case, reside
beyond the limits Of this State. On motion OF
MCGOWAN, Comp. Sol, Ordered TINT id de-
PENDANTS do appear and plead, answer OF de-
muir to said Bill of Complaint within three
months from the publication hereof or the same
will be taken pro eonfesso against them.
WM. Ii. PARKER, c. z. A. D.
Commissioners Office
March 25th, 1889. 48 3m