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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-02-16
AMERICAN HOTEL.

Stoughton Bliss, Cleveland; 3 II Kutz, Now Yor.
ma; Josiah T6ompson and lady, Liverpool, ,Oi DR.
q II Peters, Warren; ) Niswander, California
VIM Warner Cleveland; Henry . Nathan. New
and wife L ROsenfel. Cleveland; Henry Hofer.
California; 5 ID Griffith CINCINNATI Wheeler,
RuHaJo ...f ~
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
i -l BANKING HOUSE OF yirP o
Jay COOKE & CO..

JAY COOAE q W.
Corner wall & Nassau Sts., New York.
lncOnnection with our houses in Philadelphiaand
Washington. wo have opened a NEW YORK
HOUSE at above location and offer our services to
Banks, Bankers, and Investors for tho transaction Of
heir business in this city. including purchases and
sales Of GOVERNMENT SECURITIES, STocKs. BONDS
AND GOLD, We are constantly represented at the
Stock EXCHANGE and Gold Board, where orders sent
usare promptly filed. Weksep on hand Afnllsupply
GOVERNMENT SECURLibE0F Alb ISSUES, !.
uyine and selling at current prices, and allowing
fords t..al lrI ...ru tIo Yd1 gNiVTR n
,g.dy4,ts 10 JAE COOKE & co.,
matS-ly'&w d iufgg4 -NutyIHs OF hiNnf
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sTHE ROBBERS;

UH, I HE T TdH1O1DU y DVO1U'
Charles De Moor. Captain oil Mexican Buchanan.
the Band. 7f-7IT7-f'
Amelia. in il love with Miss Virginia Buchanan.
% YAdmissicn 50 cents; Gallery 0S csnts No extra
charge for Reserved Seats, which can DO secured
dir;nT the day az the Opera House.
Doors open at o'cloNki curtain will rise at TX,
4 'S''T' ft CHAS. u. JONES, Treasurer.
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ADJUSTMENTS.
OPERA HOUSE.

NJ ANAGBR J.WHITCHER.
saturday, February 18th, a.
Mr.. .McKEAN AND MISS VIRGINIA i1I
B u O TE "a NJ "A M 9
Supported by the Great Star Company. a u
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The TarIrl RIlI.

Mr.. Morrill,, chairman of the Ways and
Means committee, being called home by
the serious illness Of his mother, his ab-
sence will seriously interfere with the pro-
gress of the tariff bill in the committee, as
nearly all the members have left that inn
portant measure to his guidance. They
will 90 on with it, however, with the view
of getting 1t before the House as speedily
as possible. ........ grHr hrr 'Hrs -
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-02-16

This afternoon, the very popular lTemperan
drama, entitled the q. atl..
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Thad. stevens Confined.

Thad Stevens was unable to leave his
house to- day on account of sickness brought
on by fatigue and excitement resulting
from his speech in the House yesterday.
He tainted In his library this morning, and
was carried to his bed and has been unable
to see visitors since. He is somewhat bet
ter this evening. au.pa ..f.r.-r., a..I
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y nofII A-I.a1vALs.
Fndau, February Is, 1867
GOODALE HoUsI

w Henuer. City; Jas Loudon, Georgetnwn Miss
Benton. Westerville J Wolf, Dayton; / Aver.
City DIR Dorsey and wife, Piqua; ID l. HoIton. Blen-
don; j II Banks, Newark; Amos Mards, Dayton;
g Slater, do: K = sampson, Richmond, Ind: A G.
Sampson, Mansfield; l. Is Wilson, Morrow; X II Han
ron, d : " Mathews, Cecal,O; JnO JamisOn. Will
mington; X B Bateman, Detroit; Powell. Maho-
ming Go; X M Harrison, Belmont Go; AG Hill.
Meigs 20. ~
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-01-18
Our New York Letter.
(FRoM OUR SPECIAL CORRESPONDENT. ]

New YORK, January 14.-Victory has Spercheh
upon the banner of tho Excise Law army; it
perched there on last Saturday night, remained
there all day yesterday, and Tapped it's wings and
crowed lustily-a bird of good omen looking down
upon the sober thousands that wcro not so before
on former Sabbath days. Tho pretty waitcr-girl
saloons were promptly closed on Saturday night
ere twelve o'clock had struck; yesterday, with but
few exceptions, the bar-rooms and lager beer gar
dens opened not and people who had mover before
done without their Sunday drinks, dispensed with
them, or took them quietly at home.
most curious sensation story has been going
tho rounds here, the trutl, of which will not en-
dorse, but will present it to your readers as I
and thousands of others have heard it told.
ssThey say" that q young lady, who had seen but
twelve summers and had never seen EDWIN Booth
perform requested hcI parents to take her to the
Winter Garden Her wish was complied with; she
saw the great traSedian, whose magnificent eyes
turned her little head even more than his exquisite
acting. The next day, when the little eyo-str1lck
heroine went to school, she missed all her Lessons
and talked 80 mnch Booth to her companions, that
she turned the heads OF more than one-half the
school. On the day following she talked Booth MIRO
than ever which had the effect OF turning the heads
of the balance of the schoolgirls, who forgot
their geography, missed their grammar, ignored
their arithmetic, despsed their French, made mis-
takes in their compositions, and paid no attention
to their astronomy thinking Of no star bu. one
and that the bright particular star, Edwin Bootli
The school-mistress demonstrated with the parents
Of tho little rovolutionist and finally expelled her
+, from mt the @ academy which was fast growing to be
iunatic asylun meanwhile the tts gir, haa moe fo!
ont where he resided It became necessary Tor
her to be removed from the city; wherefore sho
was taken over to Brooklyn to spend u time with with
her aunt but she began to pine away, and implored
her aunt to take her once more to tho WlnteT
Garden and the kind-heartod old lady complies!
with hc ceouest. She saw the eyes once more, and
was W 5 most wonderfully agtated at tho contempa-
ton thereof. That night whom she retired, her
aunt, who slept with her, noted that she repeated
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MISCELLANEOUS.
SARATOGA
'EXCE[SIORn Spring WATER.

NlHE WATER OF THIS SPRING IS BELIEVED TO
be unequalIcd by that OF any other III the far-amed
valley of Saratoga Its virtues such as have secured
II tho high encoinums OF all who have used it, possess
Ing as it does in eminent degree, cathartic dlurouc
Alternative aud tonic quail ties.
From SAMUEL HENRY DICKSON, M. D., Professor
Practice Of Physic Jefferson Medical College, Ph1la-
delphia, formerly OF Charleston, S. c.:
- PHILADELPHIA, November 15, 1866.
have been for year or more past IN the habit OF
takinr the water of tho Excesior Spring OF Saratoga
Accustomed during tho great portion OF my invalid Life
TO use tho different waters of the several which
boil mn along that ro,narkanle wiley dependent indeed
upon them much of the comfort enjoy am saas:
fed that the Excelsior Water is we'll adapted as any
other among tenl if not moro soto the purposes for
which they generally employed Il s yesy agreeable
sparkinesr* ** can hcurtily aud conscicntiously
recommend it 10 all who need gonte ca.harhc a ana
durctc. SAMUEL HENRY D1ChoVNI, ~. =.
Tho Water ia put up In Pint and Quart bottles and
packed in good order for shipps pints IN boxes Of
four oZon each md Quarts i'll boxes Of two dozen each
All orders addressed to A, R. LAWRENCE CO., sara
toga Springs N Y, or No AZ Warren street Now YORK
City VIII DO promptly attended to. Sold also by arst-
class Druggists aud Hotels. emo January ~
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the war cloud that is slowly covering the East
ern horizon, says:
Should, however, the contingency-in our opin.
ion as yet remote but daily becoming less lmprob-
able--of an open collision between Turkey and
Greece be realized it is far from ccrtaln that ~
would at once bring the rest Of Europe within it's
scope There is no power in this port Of the world
as we have often asserted, prepared at moments
notice to face the Eastern question:. The result
OF the Crimean war put on end to al alliances,
broke up oil possible combinations, and gave rise
to that isolation of every State which the wars OF
Italy and Germany subsequently brought into full
evidence. Should the war with which we are now
threatened actually break out, France and Germa-
ny might find it necessary, Russia might deem 1t
expedient for some time at least, merely to look
on. The real interests Of Russia no less than her
present social and financal conditions, would seem
to advise o temporizing policy; for the Christians
of Turkey, she thinks, are winning her battles
while fighting their own. France and PrussIa
arc watching ono another on the thine, ana ne
long way from the Danube. Austria, whose
aims should be eastward, has neither homo
nor foreign policy; she has neither Q SOW
ereiEn, nor statesman. nor o people. shoutd
she be true to her destnies, she might. per-.
haps, still find in the German elements within her
empire and in her alliance with Prussia and UNI
ted Germany, the means Of making up in the East
for her losses in the West AS it is, however, Won
Beugt and the Riagyars are more likely to involve
her in the downfall OF the Ottoman Empire than to
enablo her to share it's Fragments The mere at
tempt at an alliance with France would entail her
ruin, for it would, as if by main forco throw Prus-
sia.into tho arms Of Russia, win the Upper Danube
for the former and lcavo the lower at the mercy of
the Car, or Of q League of Roumanian seryian,
and other Princes, his dependents. AS to Eng
land, we trust she would be the last to join in the
melee Faithful to our convictions TINT the fall of
Turkey is certain, and that it is equally inadvsa-
bic to hasten or to regard it, VIC sho1ld, for our
own part, bo most willing to lot events take their
own course; and although we have MS yet no great
other of the races once subject to the Porte, we
could wish nothing better than that they alone
should win what the Porte must lcse, and that
they should so grow in strength, in wisdom and IN
union, Us to be able to hold their own against gu
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-01-18

A BANQUET was given in New Orleans last satur-
day night, to MIR. J. P. MAeUlRE, an Irish momber
of the House Of Commons;. at which several dis
tingrIshed Confederate Generals ewere present.
Among other speakers present was,G General Hoop,
who said -
.sThe allusion Of General Buclnor to Els gallant
companion in arms, General Patrick; Ceburne, re-
callod proud and mournful reconections.. ter
rible loss he was to SO young and inexperienced
chief as Inns seR. Well did he remember the last
Interview he had with that gallant commander.
It was ut the battle ut Franin as the noble divls
ion Which had been 80 highly disciplined, and q
which had boon lod in SO many sangulnary battles
by the heroic Cieburne, marched by him, az ne
General e Hood stood on tue hillside, Frank;
lin, Cloburne approached him and said General a.
Hood, I never was so sure ct the victory as 1 am
to-day he passed on and was soon lost in the
din ri one of the most gallant assaults OF the War @
The fight was won, but, alas at stch:a cost. me
noble form Of Cleburne ay .prostratean and iiteless
on the parapet which had been so gallantly as
sailed and carried.
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A Nefarious Business.

It is the richly freighted ship that is tracked by the
robber, of the sea and the same principle it Is the
popular specific that the land buccaneers, called coun
terteiters, select for their shining mark.
uosTETTER's STOMACH BITTERs
stand preemtnent among medicinal preparations in this
country The demand for them is something wonderful
unparalelcd hence the counterfeers know full well that
Ii they can impose their fiery fluids upon the people as
that famous tonic hoy make fortunes by the fraud
They are now at work Detectives on the trail OF
some of ten and others have been already brought to
book Let the public second the proprictors in their e
forts to bne tho reckless scoundrcs who seek at once TO
poso tho community and swindle the firm that has pro-
l,,ced the finest Vegetable Bers ever manufacture cd
Thinking to dodge the law tho counerfeiters are aixnG
to tbor bottles names resembling in orthoSraphy anu
sound that of HOSTETTER, such as "HocHsTETTER "
"IIooFsrErTER" and the lile. Will the public be kind
enough to look to this and to also that the label all
right with its vignette OF st. George and the Dragon,
and its tiny note Of hand signed /" HOSTETTER s
SMITH q? The propretors will do their part to protect
tho million from imposition, and they ask the million to
be the alert against the poers against their health
January IA HOSTETTER e. SMITH.
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Congressional.

= WASHINGTON, January 17.-In the House the
Committee on Commerce were instructed to in
uuire into the existence of q harbor in the neigh
borhood of Point Sal, California. They then went
into q Committee OF tho Whole on Legislative ap-
preparations. An amendment forbidding the ex-
clusion Of witnesses from the Court Of Claims
because of color or of interest in the case, was
adopted. The appropriation for a Pardon Clerk
was reinserted, that officer being Indispensable:
The Legislative, Executive and judicial Bill
was then passed
The Secretary Of the Treasury was instructed to
report what amount was due Texas by the United
States. and whether Texas had accounted Tor pro-
perty seized at the outbreak Of the war.
The Committee of Ways and Means were IN
structed to inquire into the expediency OF making
the tariff on silks specific, instead OF dd UGorea
Mr. Stevens Enabling Act was then taken up.
MIR. Baker, OF Illinois, spoke in opposition, when
the House adjourned.
In tho Senate, Mr. Sumner presented a petition
from Texas ovalists asking the establishm ent OF
Republican Government in that State which was
referred to the Committee on Reconstruction. The
Joint resolution recommending the purchase Of n
Postof6ce site in New York, was passed. The
tenure Of Office Bill was then taken up, and Mr..
MacDouga1 spoke in opposition. MIR. Sumner
spoke on the Bill, and, during his remarks, used
words to tho effect that it was the first time We
had President who was an enemy to his country.
He was called to order, when the Chair decided
that MIR. Summers words were proper for debate:
An appeal was taken from this decision, and after
q highly exciting controversy, the Chair was gus
tanned by vote of 25 to Is, when the Senate ad-
iOuined
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"a NUGGET OF GoLp. Under this caption the
Davenport Iowa) Gazette Of the slh contains tue
following interesting item:
yesterday afternoon we had tho pleasure OF
seeing and handling nugget Of gold, intended as
q present to Mrs. J. r. Grant, nothor OF General
u. s. Grant, and brought from Colorado for her by
T. A. Collins, ESQ.,, of this city, the present owner
Of tile nico little lump Of precious metal. We
were shown also couple Of letters from General
Grants father, now Postmaster at Covington hon-
lucky, but formerly Of Galens Illinois, and ousl-
ness associate OF Mr. Collins in which letters Mr..
Grant expresses surprise that Mr.. Collins has SO.
lected Davenport as his future home instead OF
Cincinnati, or Covington, or Philadelphia"
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TELEGRAPHIC.
ur Cable Dispatches.

LIVERPOOL January 17-Noon.-- The cotton mar
ket opened quiet and active this morning. Prices
show sliqht advance. Sales will probably reach
1000 bales. Middng Uplands Laid.
LONDON, January y17-Noon.-Consols unchang-
cd. Five-twenties, 72S. @Erics, 43i.
an article this morning says large insurance has
been made at Hamburg on the personal effects of
Macmillan, to be shipped per steamer Maria to
Ragusa-
LONDON, Jan. 17-Noon.-The Reform League
is preparing for another monster trade demon-
stration. The affair will come oil in this city on
the 11th February, and is expected to surpass any
demonstration OF the kind over made in England.
PEsTH. January 17.-Iae Hungarian Diet, with
off their negotiations with AUSTRIA if that Govern
ment continues to oppose the wishes Of Hungary
in insisting on its army organization scheme, and
other measures equally oppressive and odious to
the people.
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as- THE HEALING POOL AND HOUSE OF
MERcY-nOWARD ASSOCIATION REPORTS, for
Young Mon, the CRIME OF SOLITUDE, ana tho
ERRORS, ABUSES and DISEASES which destroy the
manly powers, and create impediments to MARRIAGE
with sure means of relief Sent In sealed letter en-
yclopes, free of charge Address Dr.. J. sKH-LlN
HoUaHToN, Howard Association, Philadelphia, Pa.
January 15 onio
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AT THE annual session Of the R. ". Grand En-
canlpment of South Carolina, T. 0. 0. F., held the
17th inst the following officers were elected
Patriarch JOHN MCKENZIE, of Eutaw Encamptment,
No. 2, Grand Patriarch.
Patriarch Z. c. LOYALL, OF Ashley Encampment. No. 8,
High Priest
Patriarch ]. CHRISTOPHER, of Ashley Fncampment,
No. g. Grand Senior Warden.
Patriarch P s. JACOBS of Eutaw Encampment No 2,
Grand Scribe.
Patriarch l. A DUvAI, Palmetto Encampment no. 1,
Grand Treasurer
Patriarch JOHN T. MLL1GAN, Of Ashley Encampment
No. 8, Grand Junior Warden.
Patriarch JOHN McCAMMON, Of Eutaw Encampment
No. 2, Grand Sentinel
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TUE ASPECT OF THE CAPITAL.

|
Washington is sensibly relieved of the sombro,
and il nothing occurs to upset the cguanmity Of
the bean monde, such as the elopement OF a Con-
gressman with q fellow-members wife, or the mar
riago of somc one of the Washington bellies to
some titled aNache Ct tho Diplomatic Corps, l
think matters may glide auspiciously Oh to some
thing like gaiety and gcnteel jollification. The
latter OF the two apprehended disturbances limited
at above, I am sorry to say, is always deemed
imminent By certain veteran doTagers who
have tie dispensation of several bundles OF tho
q,d,7iaqeable article, and who cannot enter tho
field fairly, but persist in getting up tho most in
termnabie feuds with those who rival their claims.
The consequence is, that if any ono OF the 'sWcct
princes" of the foreign legations ntimates, by SC
mes OF delicate attentions to some fair one, that his
intentions are other than "strlctly dishonorablco
all the competitors in the race take"umbrage aud
up goes the prospect of dozen genial entertain
ments, because the mesdanles in question are en-
gagged in 4 social war that precludcs a meeting OF
the ANITA agonistic elements in the salons OF upper
tendonl.' On Thursday next, the President gives
his first general reception and on the day prece-
ding he dimes the members of the diplomatic
corps. Then comes o series of receptions End par
ties, under the conduct Of members of the Cabinet,
and Senators who maintain establishments III tJe
city. But as yet there is no really magnificent
affair on The tdpiS and the grand quor! ie as to
who will take the lead The wives of Senators
Sprague and Morgan who used to vie with each
other in the dispensation OF prncely hospitality as
vet are silent spectators Of events. Perhaps they
ire rulninatine how best to stun the natives with
some now device Of fashionable dissipation. Jndg-
ing from the general serenity of Wasllngtonians,
it Will be q perplexing dodge to hit upon:
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TODD & RAFFERTY,,
AND FOUNDERS,
Office ana Works, Paterson, New jersey.

WAREHOUSE, No DEY STREET, N. Y.
MANUFACTURERS OF STATIONARY AND PORT
=IM ABLE STEAM ENGINES AND BOILERS; Flax,
Hemp, Tow, Oakum and Rope Machinery; Slnfhne.
Mill Gearing, Iron and Brass Castings OF a kinds;
Latches Planning Machines Drills; Shaping Slong and
Boring Machines; Gear Cutters; Celtreng, Milling and
Bolt Cutting Machines Chucks Of NIL kinds; Leather
and Rubber Betting; Lace Leather, Belt Hooks, and
General Supp.s for Railroads and other Machine Shops;
Judson Shows Patent Governors Saw Mills, Cotton
Gins, Presses, &C., constantly on hand.
TODD Il RAFFERTY,,
March 90 ~ No, Dey street, n. Y.
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How few there who are not subject some aeron
of the lungs respiratory organs who by neglecang
premonitory symptoms aggravHte the complaint until
disease strikes its shafts causing nexpresHble torture
OF the patient and anxiety and distress to friends "Ony
co1di "a slight sore throat is the needless remarl
Of many when 30 affected. Yes "Only cold waa the
thoughtless expression Of thousands whom Death has
marked for his prey. =sa5z
Forewarned- should be the motto forever
In the minds Of B subject to Coughs, Colds Caarh, or
Influenza Words Of advice should be needed by al sui
ering from Asthma, Bronchitis, Consumption. Relief ls
within their reach and u neglected fatal consequences
ensue-a life Of isery-a daily, hourly struggle for or
stence contest in which there can be but one victor
Death -. z.-z = -, -
result caused by neglect? Then why dslay9 - Int e1
cse can be offered when timely wsrningi unded In
your cars n When tho danger is pointed ut why not
avoid It? MARspEN's PECToRAL BALN =, boon used
with SUCCESS nearly million Of cases, nd Is endorsed
by tho Medical Faculty the most rronlpt and efca
eious remedy that scientific has discovered to
relieve and cure all Of Go lGhs Colds Influenza
and Consumption, II the cass is not beyond all hope
Even when the sufferer is IL the last stages he will find
rolief by using this prep piraton One bottle will con-
vince the most incrcduoIe that the merits OF this prepa
ration are by means exaggerated; IN fact M far short
OF the eoges bestowed upon by thousands who have
baen cured by Its timely use guarantee accompanies
each bottle and dealers instructed in every instances
to refund tho money when this preparation fas to
heve. .Ess3
York. 5a,a5 a55. ttzH.
- Price, so cents small bottle: 81 large size.
ls3@zzszsr.. KING CASSIlDEY,
Wholesale AGents Charleston,
GOODRICH, WNEMAN l. CO., -,
Wholesale Agents, Charleston.
And oil Retail Druggists. smo December
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apAUDTrons OFFICE, SOUTH CAROLINA
RAILROAD COMPANY, CHARLESTON, DECEMBER
%, 1se6- interest on the Funded Debt OF the COM
puny payable by Coupons on the 1st Of January 1851
will be paid on presentation at the Auditors ohlce'
John.street on or after the Sd prox1mo. .s5t,.
necon,ber % j. r. EMERY, Auditor.
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The labor question, in our District, remains still
in q very unsettled condition. Very many of our
planters are unable yet to perfect their planting
lossness and desire for change have been manifest
cd on the part OF tho freedmen, and many planta-
tions have been entirely evacuated by them. In
some intallces they have loft, without alleged COM
plant or grievance. and whore their earnings were
largest from the years labor. There will, no
doubt, be less land cultivated tho present than was
the past year. 1t is to zbo hoped however, that
better seasons and better cultivation viii largely
increase the protluct.-=Sunae7' TVdtci'nan.
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91- THE STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA
WILLIAMSBURG DIsTRICT-M EQUTTY-VENUs
BLAKELY AND PH1LL1s sTAaGERs vs. JOHN J.
TIsDALE, ExEouroR, EFT AI.-BHL FOR PARTITION
AND ACCoUNT.-Is appearing to my satisfncton that
LAWRENCE H. BELsER and MARY ANAsTAT1A, his
Wife two Of the Defendants in the above stated case are
absent from and without the limits of this State 1T Is
on motion OF SAMUEL " MAURrcE, Complainant's 80
citor ordered that the said absent Defendants 40 ap
pear plead, answer or demur to the said Bill within
forty days from tho publication hereof OF the same Will
be taken pro contesso ns to them.
R. @. LOGAN,