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His Latest Worlk-Petsonn1 Pecu1i.
| arilles.
Ipa1is Correspondents N. o, Plcayuue.1
| We have new volume Of II. Renan's noyel,
1.-The Origin Of Christianity" It has all tue
charms and all the 1mpesiections OF the drst
voinme,, but | scarcely think It will he
| attacked with as much ychemcnce as the
latter. One Of the best writer's who rcp,ied
| to the latter has been asked II be intended to
take up Ills pen again. No. he replied. I
| look with comparative indifference upon the
attack made on the Apostles. I am like q
Russian who after seeing scoundrcl fire q
pistol at the Emperor, scarcely turns his head
GEand Duke. This ncw yo1ume-and this,
indeed. II the fault of the whole wo,k-s,t ,tIs.
fes nobody. Christians detest it for It's inf
deity. seeptfcs despise It because 1t does
not 60 far enough, and they add-not
tnins Without :, srfst . truth-Voney said all
many more, and the former safd them
great deal better. The truth is, If.
Reuan's mind cannot make up an opinion
on any subject: It takes him six months to
decide upon change Of lodgings. It would
1ake a.ln forever to make up bis mind, conse-
practical liie-he affects the utmost contempt
lor practical Efe-his wife decides for him.
She selects lodgings, the clothes he wears.
the food he eats, the country village
Wnefe they spend tho summers, in
t1ue everything connected with him,
lie only thinks md studies. Ills nerlI-
gence Of dress gives her d great deal Of
trouble. He has been seen going down the
street without crarat around bis neck. and
AZ for tying his shoes he never thinks Of such
thing. He is very hearty eater, aud cats
everything sit before him. without askfn1
more than one qucstIon-''Is there enough s''
for he requires great deal. and he Is one Of
those men who eau set down to Intellectual
labor With their pannch full Of food. This,
however, will not astonish you when you arp
told he Is Breton. These We1chmen Of
France, like their brethren across the chan-
mel, are people Of thick blood and slow brain,
a few pounds more or less Of food to digest
does not relax the slothful current of their
blood. It creeps on at its old snail's paco,
and digestion Is accomplished
without interrupt1ng any other
portion Of the oTgunism's play. He re-
qn1res good deal Of sleep. he lives III q
quarter OF Paris = here this luxury Of thick
blood NAT be indulgel-and I pray you to
believe, In til day, when every street hns at
least one line Of omnibuses and Is trayersed
By legions of hacks and private carriages,
quiet sleep Is to be enjoyed In only a few
streets, such ns the Rue Vanueau. where he
, 1866-06-14
CANADIAN ITEMS.

The Government haA Ceased ArnaInx-.
Night Trains HeAumed- Fe.
nfnu PrfsoneEB-The Confederation
Scheme
MONTREAL June ta-The Government has
ceased aiming.
Night trains on the Grand Trunk Railroad are
aEain running. and mall boats between the east
and west are also going
By order Of the Government, no one Is allowed
to kee OF communicate With Fepiau prisoners
here.
No fresh regiments have come ont, though some
drat't OF men fos those already IN Ca1adA have
been made. Mons Of the corps mad any feht with
the Fenlane,
AL reports Of lighting In the east arc alse. Mon
tstal .s very quiet.
OTTAWA. June 18,-1t Is reported that In the con-
tede12t1on fchemt. Causd. East Il TO hare two
hoslea7 both elective, With responsible govern
, 1866-06-14

SupreIne CGuf1 7zcms-Pollstca1, DC.
DEs MotxEs, June 13.-In the Supreme Court
5esteAy, the case Of Robinson W. Peterson et a.
Dubuque County, vas affirmed; Jones ". Jones
Polk Comfy, 1eveIsed; Balken u. Springer War
rem County. affirmed; Terrell rs. Grtnnel, Polk
MoIpet Comfy. at1rmed; Hamilton vs Floyd i
Underwood, Leo Comfy, affirmed; Larned
II. Ogc!hy, Dnhubue County. affirmed: Slate
vs. Green, Dubuque County, reversed !;
STATE rs. Reed, dubuque County,
affirmed Hughes rs. easy, Wnne.h,ck G unity,
reversed; citY ot Fairfield Re. Ratclide, Jefferson
County, sfBrmed; Lyon IS. SAngotef, Jedtr4op
County. dismissed; trook vs- jordan. Keokuk
County, dlsmlEeeu State rs. Adams. Powesheik
oun ,, snbmired; Zerhoef se. kouwelenseu,
Marion County. continued. 4 suit against the
Western S'sg. Company haa been commenced by
Chas. a. Sherman, Of Boonesboto, in damsse1 of
, 1866-06-14

publlcs, md shi. naston IN empire Of pnlyersa]
fsdon 11er but hs Preferred restoration g reeonstrae:
ancient condition, With tuch s1nsI soodiacations
ae b. and his prime minister should s1R2eaf, Win
He anticipated the legitimate acsIon OF the Natton
a Legtslature, and hy rank nsuspauon erected eoT
eminent 1n the provinces, imposed rnon them In
i,onsI u,a1ner ~ ne s,d mqss a1n1a and uneonsttu
t5sS ns S,, IN Goneless eqna terms
the tanae lime to DO home Justice 10 conquered
teoes, requires caution. The gtare danger Il that
., 5he seceders msy soon overwhelm the
apaa @ bS S''s1s fons ,oy, Tbs eu, hisse ID:
petnons men: their anxiety TO emhrsce the rcprc-
eenta1ves Of rebels; their amp,tlon 10 disiiay
cba1ts. and especially the danger tfisur from tl1a
interruptions use Of patronage, and from The oily
orat'ont Of tae prophets famous for .l1sy Gays o.
mon!sh us to make no further deisy. ''Ss'
Referring TO the third teclton. HI. Stevens
sald he ennfd not look npou the senate amendment
rered the Goyernmsu' oftne eoaptry, bob 's s's,e
and Natloral. ana might give the next Congress
and Pfesident to The reconstructed rebels with
clusion Of loyal men Of colo, tlom ths bsiloi.bo1.
lie saw no hope Of eAjety unless in The
prescription of proper enabling acs-, which
tnoq'd to tns Freedmen ana epion
tend 70 b satisfied wifi il; but sui he aas IS AK n
1ou' f9s lts speedy sdopton f9r be deprecated DO
lay; ~ aEe what We eau get now. and hope Tor
bettsI things in future 1egi,latlon, In
enabling s1a 7g,,7 1T: q other pEor1:ionk,
HE uOuoE then proceeded 10 y0te BY yeas xud
nsJe on concuIHnG IN the amendments Of the
Senate. several announcements having been made
Q, Ispsstt assent or paired, and IS to how they
Mr Ef.DRlDGE, in rdienle. announced thst If
, 1866-06-14

HH1NE1uzVt104
RICHMOND, Va. June 13.-James Stephens I'd.
dressed large meeting Of FenI.ns and hers al
Market Hall. Some excitement va. caused " IN
lrt*hman present expressing unfaYorable opiu.
ions oI stephens. Mtsatou to this country. buf he
WIS moi allowed to proceed. stephens Was afler.
wards serenaoed at tho Exchange Ho1el.
, 1866-06-14
From Nashville.

NAausI1LE, rcnn., jane 1s-Four hundred bar
feis OF PETROLEUM. rom the Kentucky OIL aud Mfn-
ins Company. reached this city today On latboa q.
II j. rsponed that there IL large quantity al he
wells wa1,fug transportation. "
from 1t, Louis. "
Caro-, e AVA
, 1866-06-14

ResignatIon or President Of The Board
or Healtf1-Crop Itcm-Untyersalts

0f Hcalth-Crop Itcm-Untversalfst
Convention.
Especial Despatch to the Chicago Tribune.1
ST. Paul, June IA.
Dr.. Bnsbtne, President Of the Board OF Health,
has resigned, owing 10 the failure of The City
Council to sustain the action Of the Board IN eup-
pressing the trat3c In green hides. His SUCCESSOR
Ii mol yet appolnted.
Accounts from various portions Of the State give
encouraging reports Of The crops. Wheat, a. usual
is particularly ne, and the late rains ensure large
yield.
The Suite Unlyersalist Convention meets in this
city to-day and Thusfday. Rev. j. Il. Tutiie, Of
Chicago, mil preach both days.
An effort IS being made to supply the city with q
steam fire enigma, md subscriptions arc being
takcn Tor tbat purpose
, 1866-06-14

Twelfth Illinois CavalrF-1ntercst ON
the State lndebtedueAx-1n Indictment
aud Conviction OF Counterfriters--
Drowning Case.
, 1866-06-14

R1cHHoxD. Va, June 13.-It Is believed this
revere internal injuries c.n:ed bY the railroad ac.
cllent At CoalReld yesterday.
Head Centre Stephens will address the Fen1aus
tonight at Market Hall.
, 1866-06-14

CHICAGO, MILWAUKEE AND
~ GREEN BAY LINZ.
, 1866-06-14
The PaFaEuaTan W4rMoFemeut4 OF
the Allies Against The PorAxuaYan.-

tUc AIales AIaEbAE t09 V0fAXUaYAn.-
Ffufeseor ASas*iZ Ia 8rnziI.
SEE fonK. june l3.-Adrices [fom RIO Janeiro
Ma{ eth, state that the Pasaguayaus had eyacua'ed
thelr fntrenched camp On The road 10 Huma,la
me allied feet was IN its way uprhe Paraguay RIg-
e TO invest FoIt Humaita, and Geueral Alegre'a
troops bad reached Condslaria, on the upper Para.
n, On their way To fnyeat the fors On the Land
eide. A desperate and determined battle was ex-
peeled.
Professor Agas=ix, With hts wife has n1r1yed
1!om the valley Of the Amsxou, and at lecture
given BY him In Rio JaneIro the Imperial Emily
we're IN Attendance.
, 1866-06-14

NEW foRK, juno l3+-Ns. Kobests has tssucd a
proclamaiion 70 The Irish Republican as1ny, I'd.
homes unft] 4 fresh CAMPAIGN IL inaugusated. At
i,o far dittant cay. lie recommends this IN tcw
States Executive at Wafhlnston to crush the On.
eFattFe movemeutlfor the liberation Of Ireland,
, 1866-06-14

..-.. hxW 0kLxASs June Il,
CoTToS-Frn. Sales Of 800 naIes new middling 1t
S1&a9c.
txcuASaK-ster1lng. ss9ss: New York. x9x pre-.
MUM.
.FHs1oR7s-To New York xe: to Liverpool Kd; to
, 1866-06-14
FROM SOUTH AMERICA.

nenf, aud Csuada West ono houea, without re-
sponsible government. Legislation Il xctirely go-
iDn On. "
, 1866-06-14

Newspaper Office Destroyed.
PErEnsBuHo, Va. June 13 -rhe Erprese news
paper Office war destroyed BY fire this moru1ns.
Nothing was saved except Hoe press in the base
msnt @ Wheh Was comparatively uutnjured. Loss,
, 1866-06-14

4 Town Bnfned-Death Of u United
States Consul.
Me- foRK, juno 13,-By arrival Of the steam-
ship Eagle. from uavana we learn that great part
Of the toHu oi Mnyaa.nse. Porto Hico, Nss burned
On M8Y 29th. An AmeE1can Manpf-Waf sent fifteen
men ashore to assist IN ex.1ugutshiug the dames,
The lofe was not asccftaiued.
Jamcs Z. Galiaphcr. United States Consul at
Ponce, died on the 10Th uls., in an apoplcciic d.
, 1866-06-14
|. F. D0BS0N e. co.,
AGENTS,
No. Is Chamber Of Commerce.

lCQFT.1
AupTTUK'9 0YTICH, STATx OF TLIEyorA3
SHsfn2neid, April 771h, 1855.
Whereas. THE RSTEkPHlsk lN3uR 4xCE coy
!oeate! at Cincinnati 10 the state o. oaio has
u!ta N this omco atatctnt OF rho conctlon Of tt1
~ = as ssquired oy an Act 70 re9ula fne sE:n
eit3 Or AnsHrance Companies not Incorporated " the
STAT. q illtnols" spptovr February il. issa y
act amenaAtofY thereto. approved January q. lss1.
evidence that i a posseaseiot The r-qn1rsd sToaar
oe capital Invest H stscA and mortgages auo hss
died ln this oa!cea written instrument sIEH.d oy The
fFfstoent and Secretary thereof, ,ap1 hitting CHARL8
NJ 6nEAKr Sf ChleaEo lts Assus. for ~
urseseFved!T nlhof1xtrs him to sck: owedsa ssrvtce
oIeEocess for aud On behalf Of sad Ioppany, con-
sentnk that serEtce Of process upon uIIu the seid
ARen,, shall b tnktu sud held to BE- a. valid - Z
served upop the onpAny. mud Hatrtne ali claim of
erot BY reAsou OF such service -
noN .nefeote y pursuance o. The provisions Of th0
i,c acss afosess!o @ 0RLIs H. M;SER Aad,tot Of Pao-
~ tnas ihs said ca ARIES O: HDBART+ q ClIcsso.is
antnotized a IN Agent for tae said Company. d
ansacs the business Of Insurance IN Ss4te unttt
ne shiI5. ntst day Of Ianuay IN the yesr e'gateeo
empowered 10 do 10 bv The saId Company
IN testimony ~hefI Of hive hereunto sup4ctihehny
qss "a. - nsd axed tne eeal OF my otce. at Springfield
aAy1ocssl 81 tn ner u. Il. MINER, Auditor P. A.
, 1866-06-14
THE FENIANS.

Head Centre OsDay Enters Claim
for Captured 1rms-SubacsIpttou. In
Aid of DesaItute FcHlians.
BUFFALO, June 13.-P. O'Day, Of Buffalo, hss
1e'1,nea r. here from New York. and npplted TO Gen
Of war relied here. O'Day claimed The arms a his
private property ana said that he had made i'd
sances on them, as an auctIoueer and commission
cnsIaiIan If '6o a, ,ePted h Iaat a ns wss only
order Of biz superior officer -
The Board OF Trade yesterday subscribed iye
hundred dollars tu furnish supplies OF uansportn-
t1on to de. utute Feu!sna. On!y about tGV Fen1aua
have sceepsed transportation under General Bar
fT'e otICI up to this noon ~
, 1866-06-14

n @. Fl. SCKIVEN. AdvertIslnR Agent,
IL Dearborn ssreess II authorized 70 recci. .
Advertisements for the Tribune. and nil
other leading papcrs throuahout tho Uulfcd
States and Cnunda.
T LIVERPOOL, CORK AND
~ NEW YORk twice week by tbs 1SNAS AL
LINE 3tsc!aee u low II By she tref7ht nex aud 10
detention u Liverpool or QnetnsFown. Cah!u return
uckeH on favorable terms. Sight traits for any
amount. jas, WARRAEE
81 Dearborn strcet. Chicago,
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1866-03-29
A Gold Watch IN o Rag-Bag.

A lady in the vicinity of Bridgeport
Ct., was in the habit of putting out shirts
to make for q large establishment, to q
number of women in the neighborhood.-
In the cutting of these, there were great
many little odds and ends of cloth left ovel
pieces too small to be of use, and the
first thought was, Of course, to toss them
into the fire. 'No,' she reflected; Il will
save them as they accumulate, and, per-
haps I may get enough to exchange with
the tipman for some kitchen article or 9th
err So she let them lie, housewife, like,
and in a few weeks there was quite pile
One day neighbor came in, and on
hearing the destination of the scraps, ad
vised that they be sent to paper mill, at
some little distance. They will give you
three or four cents pound for them,' said
he, sand that is better than exchanging
them for tin
She asked her husbands advice. To
him few rags more or less seemed trivial
affair
DO as you like said he, laughingly-
.you may have all the money you can make
out of the rags?
She took him at his word, and in two or
three months, some half. dozen barrels OF
rags we're sent by some one who was going
in the direction of the paper. mill. To her
surprise and pleasure, new, rustling i've
dollar bill came back.
Again the impulse to spend it for some
little ornament was checked. NO. she
resolved 'all my rag money shall 60 into
the savings bank
And into the savings-bank it went ac'
cordngly. Years rolled by-more rags
were saved and sold-interest and prlncl-
pal accumulated. At length an unusual
opportunity presented itself for the pur'
chase of beautiful gold watch. Forty
dollars was the price.
Il will not ask my husband 10 withdra"
any necessary funds from his business she
thought, sbut now is the time to make my
rag money useful
The gold watch was ENTHUSIASTICALLY
with rags!
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mental law, it pledges its citizeue never to
claim restitution of any pianos, watches,
finger rings, spoons, silk dresses, books,
pictures, sideboards, wines, liquors, car
riages, and other portable property which
may at any time, under the pressure of
military necessity have been transferred,
shipped, removed or carried away from their
residences, cellars, grounds, out-houses or
stables, and delivered into the care and
keeping of loyal citizens of New England
and all persons claiming or asserting title
to any such portable property so removed,
shall be excluded from the basis of repre-
sentation, and be forever disqualified to
hold any Office of trust or profit under the
State or General Government.
RErIoENT AND SENSIBLE. A. NJ
Paxton having been invited, amongst 9TH
ers, to address mass meeting of the people
at Vicksburg to endorse President john
sons veto of the Freedmen's Bureau Bill,
and general policy, declines. He says:
by law, the President and the people of
the North settle our status, and any action
on our part, in my opinion, would weaken
instead of strengthen the President. Our
duty to ourselves and our neighbors require
that we, strictly abiding by the law and
terms of our paroles, devote our time and
talent to reviving and restoring all the in.
terests of our beloved country, agricultural,
mechanical, educational, religious and So
cial. In the restoration of these, our en-
tire physical and mental resources may be
used to their utmost capacity, and the less
the Southern people think, act or talk about
political affairs, the sooner will the order
suspending the writ of haJeas corpus be re.
voked, our members be admitted to their
seats in Congress, and full restoration take
place of all our rights as States in the Un.
ion. I must, therefore, decline attending
or taking any part in the proposed meeting.
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Another Constitutional Amendment

Another Constitutional Amendment.
1t is rumored that prominent member
of the Committee on Reconstruction has pre-
pared, aud means to offer in Congress, in q
few days, the subjoined additional amend,
ment to the Constitution. 1t meets with
great favor, and will be engineered with
especial energy by the protector, of several
great, but still incomplete military enter
prises. 1t is as follows:
ARTICLE XCV. That no State shall be
admitted to representation in Congress un
til, by provision embodied in its funda
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nOUSE.PAINTING. sc.

NELSON DAVIS respectfully informs the citizens Of
York and the surrounding Districts, that he Is ready and
willing TO attend the business Of Plain and Ornamental
HOUSE. PAINTING, GLAZING and PAPER HANGING.
He prdcs himself especially, In being able TO initiate sue
cessluly, the various kinds of Wood viz: MAHOGANY,
MAPLE, OAK, SATIN WOOD, WALNUT, ROSE
WOOD Sc, &c: Also Egyptian, Italian, Pennsylvania
Jasper and Sinah MARBLES
BY strict attention business he hopes to secure share
Of public patronage assured, that he VIII be able
to give entire satisfaction those who may employ him.
{- All communications addressed to him at Yorkville,
- ~ wa" NELSON DAVIES.
October 2j % 6m
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ma. A clergyman at the examination of
the Young scholars of his Sunday school,
put the following question:
why did the children Of Israel set up a
golden caf? Because they had not mon.
ey enough to purchase cow
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1866-03-29
In THE COURT OF ORDINARY
YORK DISTRICT.
Partition Of Real Estdts.

II. L. Lindsay Applicant John Doster Lzaoen @ LOS
ter, William Dosier, James Black and WIFE, Jane Ellen
Doser, Sinah Doster Robert Doster ana lawrence DOS
John w. Doster, Mary C. Doster, Margaret A. Doster
G. B. Doser, Felix Doster, Albert j. Doster and Ran
w. Robson, w. E. Robson, c. D. Robson, John Rob
SON. Mildred Roblson Robert q. Robson, (who has since
died leaving his hersataw, his father, Clark Robi
SON and his brothers and sisters herein named David
RUSSELL and wife, Margaret E.. William brennan and
wife, Martha; children Of Margaret A. Robson, formerly
Margaret A. Doster helrs-atlaw of Enoch Doster' oe
ceased. -
Itappearng my satisfaction John Doster Ezaoeh
Doser, William DOster, James Black and wife, Jane ana
w. E. Robson defendants In above stated case reside
pear and object 10 the division or sale OF the real estate OF
Enoch Doster deceased before the sh day OF April
1866, or their consent will be entered OF record
Januay4 JIM
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PROSPECTUS OF
"The North Carolina Guardian.

The undersigned will issue commencing on the first day
of January, 1885, In the city of Charlotte, N. Co. daily
and ti-weeky newspaper under the style and title OF
THE NORTH CAROLINA GUARDIAN,
which shall be devoted especially the dissemination OF
the latest news and the guarding with eagle eye, the In
erests of the State under the Constitution and in conform
ty with the laws OF the United States.
There will also be issued from the same ONCE, weekly
paper under the style and title Of
THE CATAWBA WATCHMAN."
The terms for the DAILY GUARDIAN will be, for one
year, 81; six MONTHS 81; three months S2so any less
time 81 per month.
The TRi-WEEKLY GUARDIAN will be supplied to
subscribers IS for twelve months; 50 for SIX months
S75 for three MONTHS and rs per month for any less
time.
RATES OF ADVERTISING.
Ordinary advertisements occupying not more than ten
lines Zone square will be inserted In either of the above
publications seventy cents for the first insertion and
fifty for each subsequent insertion. Larger adver-
tisements In proportion Liberal discounts will be
made for contract advertising.
THE WEEKLY WATCHMAN
will be furnished subscribers at 81 per annum, single
$l2 So; and 10 club Of twenty for $40, with extra
copy TO the getter up of clubs.
All orders should be addressed TO
j. e. BRITTON,
Editor and Proprietor "Guardan,"
Charlotte, N. c.
December Il IS If.
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sar Why is an Archbishop like the Sec
retary of War? lie regulates the canons.
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CARD.
To the Merchants Of the South.

THE undersigned, Wholesale Dealers, advise you Of the
TACT that Charleston Is again market for the purchase OF
goods and In view Of the eany opening Of the spring ade
beg solicit the resumption of the patronage so ber
ally extended 10 this market In the past.
We that many old and respected firms will be
missed from number, but many familiar will be
found in associations ready TO supply the wants Of the
Trade Of yorc, and other old and new firms will be ad
ded to our number at an early day.
The cash and short credit system having been universally
adopted In all the Northern markets, necessarily
compelled TO adopt like system the only safe one on
which conduct business and the heavy per ccnge once
necessary bad debts will be avoided. Small
profits and quick will be the rule and under It's
working hope only TO ancient city It's
former prosperity but extend her trade TO the full extent
Of the capabilities her excellent geographical position and
natural advantages afford Our interest and ambition COM
bIne TO stimulate Us In attaining this result
The South Carolina Railroad Il open TO Columbia,
and It's President has officially informed us that the Angus
line be completed Blackyc this month, and that on
the hrst Of February he will receive through freight 10 Au
guSta line Of steamers to Savannah will afford facli
ties for shipping In that direction Its purpose 10 have
In by the last of February complete and varied
sormen Of goods In our respective lines adapted to the
spring trade, and every .eIeon shall be made TO promote
your interests.
We extend you the hand of commercial fellowship,
and solicit your cooperation and patronage in our efforts 10
make Charleston the centre Of Southern trade Give US
the encouragement ask, and you will enjoy all the ad
yantages Of cheap home market
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I'm EQUITY--YORK DISTRICT.
Ma, NJ IUohh for Po,tition

I'm E0UITY--YORK DISTRICT.
Mary NJ. Webb, Bill for Partition
II. D. Stowe, Administrator, ct al Of Land, &c.
1T appearing to my satisfaction, that James NJ Brown
and Ann his wife; Joseph Webb the children and heirs
of William Webb the children and heirs ofThomas Webb,
the children and heirs of Hocket Webb, the children and
heirs of Elizabeth Lusk the children and heirs of James
drcn and heirs of Sarah Clark defendants stated
case reside beyond the limits Of this State. II ordered,
motion Of Williams Beatty, Complanans Solicitors,
daughters of VIM. Webb deceased; Thomas Webb, de-
ceased; Hockct Webb, deceased; Elizabeth Lusk de-
ceased; James Webb, deceased; Mary Tally, deceased
and Sarah Clark deceased may be married. do plead,
answer demr the Bill In this within three months
from publication hereof or decree, pro coesso, Will
be given against them.
WALTER B. METTS, c.E. YD.
E.b,uorvl Al Sms