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DIR. KNIGHTS,

n a r ID r T. 3 SIN G .
a VEGETABLE PREPARATION
growth OF haiE.
II prevents the hair from falling OF OF
turning gray.
1t removes dandrun, cleanses the scalp
cures nervous headache, and all those dis
iTessing affections induced by the, uS.s OF only
or alcoholic Hair Dressings
rs invigorafing properties insure luxurian'
locks, Inclined to cuCi. aud BY its persistent
use the hair IS restored to bald heads when
such result Is possible.
Il Is sp:endIdIy perfnued, viii not stain OF
soil the skin or any article OF apparel, and s
universally approved-espec!ilIy by ladies
Buy no other. Price % cents per Bottle.
Prepared BY DIR L X KNIGHTS, Chemtst,
sold TO Inc trade by LAUGHLISS & BUSH.
FIELD, wheeling, and at retail by all Drug
glsts, also b. I. 4. Logan q Co., and IIocan
LAsl d 70. sepIg-SundS-E
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AT meeting of Southern Ioyalis,s in
Washington, Wednesday night, Mr.
Fernandez of New Orleans, said that he
bers of Congress-; that If the loyal peo-
pie OF the Southern States would petit
ton Congress 10 give them territorial
governments, and allow them TO return
70 the Union under the enabling act,
showing atthe same time that it WAS the
wish Of the loyal people Of the South
-ern States 70 do so, that bill would be
passed 70 place The said States in such a
condition.
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REFLECTIoN.-Itc cannot be that earth
is mans abiding place. It cannot be
that our life is cast up by the ocean OF
eternity to float a moment upon its
waves and sink into nothinguess. Else.
why is it that the high and glorious as
piratiOns which leap from the temple of
our heart are forever wandering abou.
unsatisfied? Why is it that the rain
bow and cloud come over us with a
beauty that is not of earth, and then
pass OF, and leave US to muse upou
their faded loneliness Why is it that
the stars, which hold their FESTIVAL
around the midnight throne" are set
above the grasp of our limited faeul-
ties, forever mocking US with their un-
approachRble gloEy3 And, finally,
why is 1t that brighter forms Of human
beauty are presented to our view, and
then taken from us-leaviug the thous-
and streams of our affection 10 flow
back in Alpine torrents upon our
hearts7 We are born for a higher des.
tiny than that of earth there is a realm
where the rainbow never fades, where
the stars will be spread out before us
like Islands that slumber on the ocean.
and where the beautiful which begins
here and passes before US like shadows
will stay in our presence forever.
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GENERAL BUTLER was in the House
OF Wednesday, and in conversation
with the members, he advocated bring
ing in 2 bill OF impeachment az oncs
against the President, without waiting
for a special committee to inquire
whether there is any ground of i'm
parchment. BE also pronounced
against the policy of taking away the
Presidential patronage. This Is with an
eye 10 the possible future, OF course.
What tnducement, asks the Springfield
RePu6tiea1, VIII there be to such man
as Butler TO take the Presidency If
there are to be no sPoils TO dispense?
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IN 1919 there were but nineteen mil
lions OF postage stamps issued in
France; in 1865 the number had in
creased TO 4li millions, and by the end
OF this year there will have been $50
millions. This speaks volumes for the
progress of France.
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A Washington special says: The alb
seuce of Judge Grier from the Supreme
Court prevented the announcement Of
any decision in the test oath to-day.
II Is understood that Congress will
adjourn for ten days on the 221 inst.
The Ways and Means Committee
have not taken any action on the gold
bill vet. d.
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LEADING citizens of New Orleans
have invited Horace Greeley to visit
that city, while on his western tour,
and il Is believed he would have a cor
dial reception from all classes. It is
quite suPpOsable that his demonsrra-
ZION for amnesty and suffrage was
made with reference 10 a visit TO tba
South, and that he will 90 with a pur-
pose TO make an earnest effort for con-
Citation,
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COLORADO JEwETT beats all the Con-
gressmen in deTising an ingenious
scheme to "git shet'' OF President
Johnson. He has prepared a memorial
% Congress asking that Hannibal
Hanlin be proclaimed the constitu-
tonai president; and makes ont his
case thus: The constitution requires
each state to appoint electors; eleven
states did so in 1854. therefore there was
no election, and Lincoln and Hamlin
hold over, and by the death OF Lincoln,
the presidency iell 10 Hamhn.
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LETTERs from Montana relnte a 2.

LETTERS from Montana relate re-
markabie number of deaths among the
SINAI! number of troops stationed at
the different posts from Virginia CITY
70 Forts Smith and Rearney. A letter
from Fort Smith says: from this
point down 10 the Platte the road is n
graveyard, about one hundred and
nfty men having been killed, as far as
knownr
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Rad THAT d. scovm sas Q; ALLEYS
LING B4LSAM:
NesE ). y HAEsIs & Coz

49, = . y lI-az-s.ls O U
GESTS-I make The following Statement
rom a ps5T1sct conviction sod knovlsize q
the bensEt5 o. ALIENS LUNG BAESA9F
n ccrsnS the mos 5e=p-Ea.ed Pulmonary
CoESurnpocnt have witnessed is Effects
On the youES and the old. and can I-ulS
s2y tcaf u : tar me be.r sEpsctoTaEt remedy
S1th Y icA an acquainted. For Coughs
and al the early <tss@S Of Lung complaints,
I believe II 20 bsg ceETaiu cure, ard ii eve--
IEgnilF would Eeepit by them. ready 10 sd-
rnlnts-sE upon the rs: appearances Of disease
ssSJut the lung, there To1Id b= very Ge5
ezss Of fatal consumption? 1t Gauss The
phlssIn and mater TO raise without iTritat-
ing tnOSe delicate 0-Ezns che Lungs, aud
SF1tac1: producing constipation o. the
bowels II also gives strength TO the system,
stops the ntsnr-STEa.s, ana changes an TIE
E1OTOia t=csetzons 70 3 healthy sSa-e- Yours
respectfully. A. L. SISyyIIli.-
sod y al stedic.ns DeaierS al Wheeling.
noyI4-lEnG6T
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u Z B. p.
BOOKINGS UNsIEALED BAKING
nnUnED

TIE superior excellence OF this Baking
Powder : acknowledged By all who have
uSsd =.
!: S prepared from sirtctly pure materials,
expressly for family Use.
II n axes all kinds 0! Light Bread. Nouns
and sweet CAKES
Tou can hake Immediately after mixing
the materials.
The principal Hotels and Boarding HOUSES
and the = families OF wheeling an I,ss Il
TT Il II ycu have not already done %.
Manu- taclaTsd by ED3fUSD ROCKISG-
No ! Odd Fellows Hal
sod By Grooers and Dealers generally.
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TEE probabilities are in favor of th,
nomination by the Democrats of Hon
l.. s. Kimble for Governor of Ken
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JUDGE TAURNAS and Gen. steadman
are most prominently spoken of in
connection with the nomination by the
sth OF January Democratic convention
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Nh SEWARD was on the Senate floor
for some time. Wednesday and Thurs
day, IN conference with leading Repub-
iicaa Senator'S. He IS said to bsanxioUs
about the courze OF Mexican affairs,
and l. reported ID have said that he was
taken by surprise at the Language used
Oy the President in his message in rela-
tiOn 10 the withdrawal OF the French
troops from Mexico. and that he has
explained This to n. AonihcIou. the
French Minister, vino took exception to
the Presidents statement of the case.
II this is true il Is remarkable, as II is
usual fOF the President to consult the
Secretary Of State in relation TO all dec
lara;ions upon foreign questions. Il
has bsen the general superstition that
Mr.. Seward wrote no: only the foreign
paragraphs, but ali the important E,or-
tons Of TIE message.
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THE Senate Committee on the Consti
tuttonal Amendment, of the North Car
oltna Legislature, have reported ad
yersely to the ratification of the amend
ment,
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A Good Deal About = small Natter.
The PaFkersburg Tunes, in copying
the official vote of the State from the
ISTELLIsESCER, makes these remarks :
I'VE congratulate the ISrELLIaEScER
on its enterprising spirit in that respect,
but at the same time we must confess
that it chagrinsd US after every election
deeply that vein our State have to wait
almost six weeks until all the returns
are made to our Executive, and when
made that they are not sent to every
paper in the State. Why is 1t that We
other poor creatures of the press have
TO resort to clipping it from the ISrEI-
LIGENCER? In other States all the
journals Of the State enjoy the benefit
OF such reports. They are sent to every
one of them. Could the same not be
done in our State too. Our citizens
subscribe for different papers; should
their papers not be favored as well as
the lSTELLI0ESCERI It's no envy die
OF seeing that one paper is favored
above all and the others treated as If
they were not in existence"
Now we submit to our friend of the
Times that all this IS mRuifestly unjust
TO those at whom it is aimed. 1t was
no fault OF Governor Foreman that the
result OF the returns made to him was
not declared till almost six weeks af-
ter the election" because he could not
declare it till the returns had been all,
or nearly all, received; and it is well
known to everybody Except possibly
the editor OF the TTTes,) that getting
the returns of an election in this State
is very tardy process. Two counties
even yet have not been heard from. In
regard to sending statement of cleo
ton returns to every paper in the State,
We are at loss to imagine why the
Times is ''chagrined" that this was not
donei for so far as we are aware no of
hcer is charged with that duty,-either
in this State or any other. II the Tunes
would be so obliging as to mention the
States in whichthis is done, and the Of
hcer by whom done, We should favor a
similar law for the benefit of the press
in this State. Such an Office would be
no sinecure in States like Pennsylva-
mia, New York, Ohio, &c.
Respecting the favoritism which the
editor of the Times is so "tired of see
ing" We regret that we have been oven
remotely the cause of his WEAKNESS;
but We assure him that he has been
firing himself with a creature OF his
own Imagination. Possibly his weari-
ness Is constitutional. The INrELI1-
oENcER is favored with precisely such
opportunities for news as are open to
every paper In the State-no more. II
we arc more Industrious than some of
our neighbors, 1t has become a habit
We can't help. The statement OF the
vote throughout the State could have
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NnpOIeOn's Reply TO Mr.. seuard,r
Despatch.

Mr.. Bigelow replies to Mr.. Stewards
cable despatch in relation to Mexican
affairs:
"In answer to a verbal communities
ton, the Minister of Foreign Affairs,
Al. Moustier, writes me to-day that
france has not changed her resolution,
out that upon military considerations
she has deemed it expedient TO substi-
tute one comprehensive evacuation for
an evacuation in separate parts. All OF
our troops will leave Mexico in the
month of March,"
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gftr AGrestistmruts.
Notice

TEE DELEGATES OF THE WHEEL
i ing city FLre leFa-L LlCnt ora hereby rot
led 10 NEE. a. Hope Han this evening at =
o7elcek. promptly. G. c. TRIM BLfs
= -aos 81 PTa s{S9I1.
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THERR are no less than thirteen DEM
oeratic candidates for the Lieutenant
9oVernorshiP OF kentucky.
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A VERY prolific oil strike has ius,
been made in several wells on Win
poorwtn creek, near Russelville. Ken
lucky -
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For Rent

one oP TIE FINEST STORE ROOMS
" IN TIE city on Main S1reet; one story
house. corner Iaket and Union street,: Two
doll w m UTTSg
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ITCH ITCH ITCH!
SCRATCH SCRATCH. SCRATCH,
WHEAToNs OINTMENT

Also, cures salt Rheuu, UIcez, CbEfp.aIns.
ana all eruptions ofthe skin. Price 50 cents,
OF sac oy Al! druzslE1s- By sending 90 cents
70 weeks Potter. sole agents ITG Wash
inEtoE street Boston. II viii b forwarded ty-
Tla., Es@ OF postage, 70 any part o! the
Inltec states tu4em
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Dividend.
WHErLNG -

WHEELING, W. Va, Dee. /, 1855.
THE BOARD OF MANAGERS OF THE
L Wheeling & Belmont Bridge Com pauy,
nave itts day declared a dtTtdsnd of four a,
per cent on Ihs capital sfock olLns companv
oui Of the eArutn<S Tor the last xix months
PAYABLE On Or pefors the hrs Qzy OF January
1871 - the stockholders holding stock on tie
-2tn q December, 1875. JOS LAWSON,
dclI-lM -.
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DIED,

|, Dec. s, 1886, OF Consumption, AMANDA, wife
81 B. ]. LoSG. OF MartinsviIIe, Ohio, in the
10Th year OF her age.
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COlEate's Aromatic Vegetable Soap.
a superior TOiEet Soap, prepared from re-
hned Vegetable OILS in combination with
GIyeerine, and especially designed for the
use of Ladies aad tOrtne Nursery. Its peg
fume is exquisite, and its washing properties
unEivalled. For sale by all druggists.
fehT.lydSw
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berkeley and JeHersOn In the su.
pFeme Court,

Attorney General Bowden, of Virgin
ia, on last Friday in the Supreme Court
Of the United States. moved for leave
to file bill asking for process in the
name OF Virginia against West Viz
Rinia, claiming Berkeley and jefferson
counties as belonging TO Virginia, for
purpose of asserting the jurisdiction
OF Virginia over those counties. Ii is
expected the Court will dispose Of the
motion to-day. Virginia proposes to
bring the suit, we learn, by a bill in
Chancery.
Hon. Reverdy Johnson, of Maryland,
has been employed as counsel, and Hon.
Benjamin Stanton and Hon. Geo. H.
Lee, Of this State, as assistant counsel,
to defend the suit in behalf Of West
Virginia.
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SpsfFaI 9ptitfs.
odberr,s Vegetable Anbresia or the
WorId,S Hair RexrOrSr.

WORN y muir AAt7NAoENE-
Il tStEz oCIE PREPARATION thai < warranted
% TFS7o-s E-ay Es1r 10 is oEsEt1sl cclo-.
L viii gz-svslI hdt- nun SaElicg OF
i S1S5-1e15=S Hair Ls-eL
Ltco-npzsaely sS1isGafss scaSS and 6sadrug
k4-S Esir ezzfEEs 81 destructive 20 the zoos
o. iise hsir, and 5crss al dSseasS az huno-S
q ne .sGz- =, tEErs=-- 1-sv gl2 ing badness
As Eat- D1esseT & hzs 40 eSzual, sfv5nz.
bash, DRY and WY hair 3 aa0ss.. sSft and
El5sSy 1ppsa-znG=- S04E II Wheeling uv
= - AsAas,aAsSzs4s -tA24s5e
z Co n Aolzr.1syille ty SIsdEer < BAstr, c
cIcC Jooes. IN Na-IIaSvIlls, 0. Sy u. :
j. E+.lca- John DooztSss, and eli reSpsc.shlz
dszls-L c z. pDBERT,
Whzsft-a-- y Va
To vhpzasH orders ss1o11d % zisdIaSsst.
NETcALrEs GREAz EzEuxLEIc RExEux.
-IhE new and voa5=rzol medicine acts Ike
magic, eurnE Eh@zozrS-n CT Yeas stand
ing in few days
aage-Iy tn LOGAN & CO. 4g',z.
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=
H. A BEACREPAIRE- II. D.
G. j.. UCJA7DI,S, NJ. D.
To GARAEcIEEE d DCPoNT, No. 2i3, Roe
Lombard, Paris.

SsieIlta5y and Studiotts Occn pations, Cries..
4dnxlsttss, or whatever tends 10 impair the
HiidL 44ctton Of the Brain, Henri or 3SeyuctLl
SgStslI, frequently lead to the mnSt Distressing
ana EBbdTI dGEtI0 Disorders Of ;he NIRILE
SYSTEM, StideEits, CtsTSyEIe5, and LqIr3tETs
therefore, who are especially liable ~ these
Weakness, Should resort prom pity 10 IJr.
DELANA RRES SPECIFIC Pills = -
a Pamphlet, containing. fuII particulars
with Directions and Advice, printed IN
FRENCH German, Spanish and English &c
com panies each box, and VIII be seuT, bv
man, Iree of cost, to any who VIII write for
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Letter Of Recommendation.

PARIS, May 5th, 1873.
SESTLENES:-We have used the t'SPE-
GIFIC PILL" made from Dr.. DELAMARRE's
PRESCRIPTION, during several years past in
our private and public practice, and have
found them most energetic and efficient
heIns1y IN cases OF SpsEmatoTTnez or SEMI
nal W eakneSsi slightly. Daily, OF Premature
E.inlsS Iois' Sexual " eakneSs, or IrlJoteacy;
spec!a! arrangements OF tie Nervous Sys-
TEN; Weakness arising rom s. c-et habits
and sexual EIceSS5S; Relaxation of the
Sen!t7l -JTEanS; Weak Spine; Affections OF
the EyfS; Lime or "BTickl-Dust" DEPOSITS
in the Urine; Milky Discharges: Paleness
OF the Skin, with Sunksn CheeSs and Blood
less ilpS; Pinche.d Features; Irregular action
o. the Heart, and in all the ghaStiy train OF
symptoms arising from OVer-1se, Abuses or
Loss rom any cause, OF the Nervous Force
We earnestly aoyfSe The Profession, and all
persons suffering from any SyfHpS9matic or
CTCG1aic 4Hetff0Hg OF he GESITo- JRISAIsY
SYSTEMS 10 ucss these Pills. With hi2h re-
speci, We are yours most sincerely,
H. A BEACREPAIRE- II. D.
G. j.. UCJA7DIS, N. D. =
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For the Holidays

FANCYDYEING & SECURING EsTAB-
T. Ishnent, 40; l59 Market street. same
building occupied by the Grover q B3ker
Sewing Machine Agency.
All kinds OF ShawlS, Dresses, Ribbons
SenuemsnS Clothing, and every descrip-
uon Of SILK and Woo EN- Goods executed al
snort Eottee and on reasonable term1.
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Girl wanted.

Wantai-A s-g1ri" TO dwell in NV
family, assist my wife N doing The
work, and give directions generally.
One % tie IrIsh-GsEUau-Aus Fscsn
descent VIII answer IL she was born ia
Ireland, snd knows a faP-jack from a
boot Jack.
We expect that she viii use some
fast with.
Wages not much object, II she viii
Only leave me enough OF my income 10
pay Tor the crockery she breaks
II Shs should not De satisfied with
having nvs evenings in q week, an effort
snail cs made 10 give her eight; she
ma! decide Whist We shall have 20 eat,
and whether II shall o. over Done. IN
dsE done. or done "a al, and do, in TACT
IS shz Fi=aSss, except wear my vifs's
SloveS and shoes, unless her hands
and iset sEs within four sizes OF psinS
too snEIl-g
P ) We always expect 20 give our
help Christmas and New Years gifts,
sFoEth nom one dollar 20 one hundred,
just ss Ne prefer
P. P S Feather beds or mattresses.
As preferred
= SEX sister OF an old "mithsr'' Will
Be- no objection, As we have a spare
caam osT, and SIll il necessary hire
NUS" to take care OF her.
Apply al 50 Gay street, between Q
A. N, and the "A OF July.
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Price, 81 per BOX, or SIX Boxes for s..

Sold BY all the principal Druggists. or will
be sent by msil, securely sealed from al obasT-
pdtoHp on receipt OF the Bpec1ried price by
any authorized agent, or by the sole General
2 Cortlandt Street, New York. Authorized
AGENTS Ior Wheeling snd vicinity, T. ID. 10,
Gan q GO, All orders by mail promptly
attended to. cicI9-ff &ySe-1yr y
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DR.. JUAN DELAMARRR,s
SPECIFIC PILLS

A RE PREPARED BY THE MEssTEITRs
~ GAKANcIERE & DUPONT, Pharamaceu-
usts' so. rs. Rue Lombard, from the Pre-
s4sriPtion Of Dr.. JUAN DELAMARREE, Chief
Physician to the Hospital Ia Sord on Isri-
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3fw Adrertistmfnts.
Stoekhoiders Heatinr

. .R4l4' IoC llliEs ;. =
TUE ANNUAL MEETING SJ1z TuE
4 SIcc6EoldsrSo .; the First Nsslfolat Bank
O. " hseilDsss toE toe elect OC<sf rs ss,d
ior the TRANSACTION Of Sucd other 6ETSinE5sS -
may come before X VII bs he'd al ne f3snE-
ing aSEzss On Tuesday, jan Sth IS5=. - 10
a d sas GEoRGE ADAMS.
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To vtoasH orders ssaoati b zt5ssEssss'i.
oe-1EE
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1866-02-07

heart. He quoted the conclusion of
Raymom's speech, where he spoke of
the rebel dead lying with our own,
and being the nations forevermore.
Mr.. Stevens said the gentleman had
spoken of the rebel dead with our own
dead, who gave up their lives at Get
tysburg and the kindred fields OF the
war. Instead of leaving them to rot in.
their dishonored graves, rnwept and
unsung, they are to be resurrected to
the front ranks of the nation, and
monuments erected to their memory.
He deemed such talk on the part of
the gentleman as simply blasphemy,
and if the spirits of the dead could
burst the cerements of the tomb and
stalk from their graves, wrapped in
their bloody shrouds, they would re-
buke the gentleman for such blasphe-
my until his eye-balls were scared
Mr.. Raymond said that he spoke
only of the courage of the rebel SOL
diers, and did not claim them as with
the loyal dead. ai..t,a G
Loud cries of question: ssques-
tlon, :" came from all parts of the hall.
The House then proceeded to vote.
Mr.. Schenck offered his amendment
basing apportionment on votes, as a
substitute. It was not agreed to
yeas 38, nays 130.
The House then passed, by the
requisite two-thirds vote, the consti-
tutional amendment just as it came
this morning from the Reconstruc-
ton Committee, and given above in
full. The yeas were 120, and the
nays 46. aas
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South Carolina---Union District.
IN THE COURT OF ORDINARY

Reuben Briant and Sarah, his ,cife, Appli-
cants, us. VIM. Kirby, B. c. Ko'dy and
others, Defendants.
TT appearing to my satisfaction that
Il Samuel Kirby, Miles Kirby, Alexander
Leckec and wife, Jesse Clark and Martha,
his wife, A. T. Briant and Adelne, his wife,
and Joseph Martin and Isabella, his wife,
defendants in this case, reside without the
limits Of this State:
1t is, therefore, ordered that they appear
before me, on or before the 10Th day of
February, A. D. 1866, and object to the
division or sale of the real estate of Terry
Kirby, deceased, or their consent will be
entered Of record. c. GAGE, o. U. D.
Ordinary's Office, Nov. 21, 1865.
Nov 80 WIZ