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Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1867-09-12


An articles enumerated in this class, not made
in the county, but produced upon exhibition, II
worthy Of It, will be awarded diploma.
JuDGEs--Adam Gcarhart, L. J. nurd, II. Zlliox.
CLASS Miscellaneous Farming Implements.
Best bee hive, Grimlys Mystery Of Bee Keeping
Best doz. hand rakcs, 81 Best grain cradle 81 90
Best stump machine, Best potato digger 80
Best lot garden tools, The Gardener.
Best lot farming utensils owned by farmer, Q 90
All articles enumerated in this class arc subject
TO tho same rules as Glass l6.
JuDGEs-William Hoover John Shaw, Edward
M'Garvey.
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1867-09-06
DUE WEST
TDNALD :COLLlGb,

TNHE WINTER SESSION in this Inaitution
l. wilt he opened on MONDAY, THE
It'll OCTOBER.
The College has received "a large share of
public favor. The Catalogue for the past two
yenrs has contained annually the names of
about l2O pupils. The inost liberal provision
has been made for The next year, aud it is
hoped that the College viii receive even an i'll
creased patronage,
The terms Of Tuition and Boarding have
been reduced even below those. OF last year.
1t is the determination of the Board Of Direct
ors 10 place the. advantages of the College
within the reach Of the largest number posi-
ble "Liye aud let i've" is their motto.
Some changes have been mnde in the Facul-
ty, which increase the expenses of the College
These changes, Il is believed, will be sppre
| ciated. =" =.
Latin. French nnd'vocol Music are all tnngh
without extra charge. Hereafter every Pupi
taking a regular course will bo required &c
study either La, in or French. SPECIAL attsn-
ton is given TO Reading and handwriting
through the entire course.
With view to economy the Board recom-
mend the following
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1867-09-06

CoRHEerloS.-we have been requested BY
llutson Lomax. our colored Registrar, to cor
rect an inaccuracy Of statement which we in
advertently made o few weeks since in refer
enco TO his connection with the colorcd deleca-
lion. who waited upon some of our prominent
citizens, with the request that they would suf-
fer their names to he used as candidates for the
Convention. So far from ing the delega-
ton. he was only invited to participate at the
eleventh hour, and though present at the meet.
irg took no part in the discussion, and is in
no way responsible for the statements ts then cx-
pressed hy his colored brethren. The posi-
ton which hc has always assumed and which
he now holds is to support for Office. men who
are eligible irrespective of color, and he has
always advocated fair division of the offices
with lhe,whtes. This much lie thinks is due
to himself TO state, lest it might be supposed
that he had renounced his principles or re-
ceded f,ou. position which he had once ocou-
pied. .-
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1867-09-06

cW- A number of HE merchants Of our
village left for New York, on Tuesday last,
with the view Of laying in their Fall and
Winter stock. In the party. the firm Of
Mes'rs White, Smith e. Co. were represented
by Mr.. George White. Mr.. J. J. Cunningham
by himaelf in person. Messrs. Miller & Robert
son by Col. I. J. Robertson, and tho new firm
of Messrs Fowler d Co by our Young friend,
Mr.. j. W. Fowler Since then Mr. 7. p.
Qnsrlea, Of the firm Of tsuarlea d Thomson, and
Mr. ]. knux Of the firm OF Enkn & Knox have
also left. and we learn That Meesrs. j. A. Tai.
madse and ]. N. Bslcher contemplate leaving
coon. Mrs. Jeannette Schwarz Inns also gone
on for the purpose of laying in solect stock
OF Millinery. They all, we believe, in
tend laying in full stocks in anticipation Of
flourishing Fall trade. The prospect i. indeed
very encouraging, and with full granaries aud
large cotton crop, We Trust to see an influx of
grcenbacks, and an initiation Of the circulating
medium. II Is to he presumed tina. the money
will not a II he applied 10 the payment Of "old
debts" and that small portion will be ap.
piled 10 the purchase Of necessary supplies
dry goods and groceries Such we know fr
the opinion of our merchants in whicl, we full
ly concur.
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1867-09-06
Convention of Union Prayer Meetings.

iu consequence Of the lime appointed for the
next meeting of thi. convention occurring ao
short a time before the session Of the Court Of
Common Pleas the Circle of PRAYER n, this
place have requested me, ma chairmnn Of the
last convention, to postpone the meeting until
after Court
Notice is. Therefore, given, that the next
convention will meet al hbbevillc Court House,
on the third Wednesday (the 10Th 'lny) Of Oc-
tober next. at II o'clock. a. III. 1t i. expected
that there will be full representation af all the
Union Prayer Meetings in this District. Mem
hers Of similar tions in other Districts are
eurneslly invited to attend.
ROI%'T II. WARDLAW.
Abbeville, $. c., September 3, 1867.
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1867-09-06

DUE WRIST FEnALE CoLLtGE -lsv reference
To the n1ver tscment nf this tlourishing insti-
tuition. which appears in another column, it will
be seen that the exercises Of the winter session
will be resumed on Monday, the 7,h Of Ooio.
her next The College hus been stenliiy sd
vancing in public favor and patronage siuce
its organization in 1861, and is now one Of the
best established and most fourishing inslitu-
tions in the State. We believe there is none
which is better administered, unler n disci-
pne firm, but mild anil paternnl; or in which
the substantin's and accomplishments of a
thorough edura'iou are more satisfactorily
taught. The College ID still pres,lcI over by
the Rev. j. |. Bonner, assisted by an able fac
uliy, aud increased effnrts nre being undo to
secure and merit continuance Of tho public
patronage. Tho rates Of tuition and honrJinu
have been materially reduced, and the means
OF acquiring very superior education largely
extended. We feel that we cannot too highly
c"mIneid to tho patronage of our friends an
institution which so highly merits the patron
age which it is receiving aud which reflects 30
much honor upon our District. For particulars
see advertisement.
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1867-09-06
;1EwARRAHrABLE MILITARY 1NrERrER-
PNCE-

We regret TO announce, what we cannot but
regard as an IN unwarrantable interference of the
military authorities in an affair between two
private citizens here, and which 80 far as it was
an offence against the public peace, .was one
which the local civil authorities were ready aud
fully competent to punish. The matter to which
We allude was an alteration between Mr.. An
drew Simopde, ef Charleston, and, Mr.. H c. Bel.
cher Of our District, growing ont Of some ne.
:euniary difficulty, and which resulted like mos.
'snai's Of thssoft. in blows given and received
without serious damaes to either party. Mr..
bsleher, the asssnl.ing party, was; held to bai,
at the time. 10 answer an indictment and ,wbsn
- week afterwards he was here for the purpose
Of Perfecting his bond to keep the peace, hs
was s. suddenly arrested snd hurried Of under a.
military eScort, we. know not where. to an.
''w'r FOR his offence before some military sribu.,
nal. To heighten the hardship Of the case, we
'isarn tina. Mr.. Belcher was hurried away from,
. sick wife for an indefinite period. = We state
the facts simply, and forbsar comment. :,
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1867-09-06
USEFUL ALGEBRA1c FORMULA.

We have been permitted to extract from a;
private letter addressed BY Professor Robert:
Darlington, of Eewberry, to Professor z. L..
Patton, Of our District, the following ,pathe-,
maticalforn,nla which will be found useful in
practice. Mr.. Darlington is,a graduate of the
South Carolina College, and is we'll known rs
one Of the most eminent mathematicians Of
the South.
Suppose sum (sl.soo) lent on interest &
per cent? with condition of being repaid en-
tirely in equal annual installmemt~. in n certain
pumber Of Years ITO yenrs); that is at end of
lst Year the interest and PORTION Of principul
to be paid. then renal ining principal to hear
interest. and ut end "f second vcnr that inter
est and another portion of principal to be
paid, and so oil, pr that in 10 Years the whole
shall be- repad-tlIe several payments 10 he
exactly equal
al have drduced the following fo,mula, ap-
p'icah'e |" all particular onsrs -
N."axr xr)n in which
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1867-09-06
CROPS ON THE RED RIVER.

We extract from q letter recently received!
from friend. formerly Of this District. but now.
i,ee'ding ir Washington. Arkansas. ihS follow
ing accohnt OF the conditio on Of the crops In
that region, which confirms other statements,
that we have seen Of the disasters sustained by
them from inunda,ions and the ravnges Of the
cotton and army worm:
We had another overflow on Red river this
year. which entirely d.stroveh the crops on II
majority Of The farms the river which, with
a similar misforiune lsst year. will make it,
very hard nrou those planting ON the river.
Added to this, the cotton and army wnrm has
n'nde its appearance in some places. which,
should il pursue hs usual course, W wilI comp lets
the ruin begun by the overflow.
The crops OF both corn aud cotton on the hills
's n" avernge one Id toqu"lity, and to the
latter, better than usual. | hav. no doubt
corn will sell in the f,ll al 50 cents per tu5hr,
A. TO wheat, there wns scarcely none at al
raised, though good deal was s"wrd lust fall
This, in my opinion. is IL much better country
for raising a!l kinds Of prov isuns than denr old
South Carolina. What is needed to make it
stand first IN State in the South west 30 far
as material prosperity is concerned. is labor
directed by Intelligence ard energy, and facili =
lies for internal communication. As these
things now are, il takes all one llas, and n large
portion Of his life to got here. and when her.
it iscqnnlly a- difficult to get away. The elc-
ments Of this kind Of prosperity, however, are
beginning To attract tho notice Of foreign rapi-
,alists, who sny that tho railroads chartered be-
fore the war shall b, carried forward, and that
coon. What is equally AZ Indispensable to the
reai prosperity Of the country is, our people
are not inattenLve to their schools aud colleges
and churches. These are now talked of all
over tho land. Our Western people in The
South are DETERMINED that their chiltrcn-not
those merely Of one or two men in every com.
muniiy-but those Of rrrsbody. rich aud poor
| high and low shall he clurnfci il it tnkes the
last dollar of the little all left them Ivy the
war to accomplish 1T. It. il thought by Snme
out here thut this. with tho blessings Of Heaven
upon il, is the only cou,se left us toy which il
| is possible To counternct the tendencies Of the
nisfnrtuucs now upon ia.
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1867-09-06
GENERAL GRANT AND GENERAL s1cKLEs

There has been go much confusion i'm COIL
nccLiun with the circnnstn nces III, gctl TO have
led to the removal Of the Commander Of this
Disirict. md $" many different versions have
heen given by vnrious correspondents, that we
huve hesn At some pains tu ascertain the true
facts Of the case. which are, in brief, as fol-
lows:
The United States Marshal for North Caro-
lima endenvored TO execute n process Of the
United States Court: and rs 4he process YVES
contrary is ,hc pt osisioms Of General Orders
No. 10 from District Headquarters, the Post
Crmmandant ut Wilmington suspended his
action and stopped all proceedings. The Uni
ted States Marshal then sent the particulars O
this obstruction by ,eegral h to the Attorney
General Of the United States. who, in reply,
ordered him to execute the process of the
court and to forward for civil prosecution the
na'res of all persons who might obstruct his
proceedings. The Post CommandanL again
interfered and reported the facts to Genera
Sickles. who directed him to report upon the
pending cases, aud, iu the meanwhile, to permit
no enforcement Of nny civil process contrary
to military orders. The whole of these facts
were reported by General Sicklcs to General
Grant, who then withdrew entirely aprevions
communica lion in whici, lie hod said that par
agrarii III Of General Orders No.. 10 shouid d
not be construed to interfere with the United
States Courts. -.
This report of General sickl.s' vas the only
communication sent by him upon the subject ;
the annn'Iing Of the or,g'ual telegram Of Gen.
Grant was the voluntary act of Gen. Grant
himself; and it was Gen. Grant who REQ tested
that General Sickles would forward his views
IN relation to the United States Courts and
General Orders No lO.-Af.y.u,v
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1867-09-06

DEATH OF Msa DR. Foawoop. we regret 10
'annonnee the death Of this estima5le lady. the.
wife of Or. W. g. Norwood. the. we'll, known E
physician, at her sssldsnes 10. Cokssbury, after
hngssing iliDsss. +on nTassday morning Lass.
Inc funeral services wore performed at Cokes-,
Cury snd the. tsmsias Hsrs brought by train 70
snn place and intsErsd In the Cemetery Of the
E.Rppsrhengt Cane .ehursh. IN The presence OF
'snsey eorssvans relative. and friends, Ms,
sss.osd Fas tsng . eonsists member m Of th1
ssrs'eSfsstsa charea. end sszsnp,is issd Through.
Assnh ~ the Christian srssss.: Shs ,esy.s :
shssEsad. children and ethst tsl4sivss 20 mourn
tReeAoa.) GNiHl yEA featf,hf>te 80, -
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1867-09-06
CdN SIG n FEE s a..

The followig persons have freight in;the
Depot at All kills;
G Duseubdry, G T Haskell, Jas Gordon, W
Smith, J Cbeer, W J'Loms1.
Exprsss-sN Cochran. n T CrowelI, o 7
Porcher, D J. J5ardlaw, c Haskell w N Lat
inner, w u Mhhell, DR.. Men: Turner, r
Price, nj Barn,.
3foney-J Z Prather, Mrs Lynch. Lee
Wilson.
Consignees save expense Of storage b,
taking their frEht away at once.
u. Il. SONDLET. Agent.
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1867-09-06

SEA ISLAND CoTToN CE"r.-Our reports from
he coast Of Carolina and Georgia continue
tunfavorsble The caterpillar appears toihave
commenced its work in earnest, and on many
plan ,ations the crops are being deserted by the
planter, no labor can save them from the
ravnges of the worm.
Letters from James Island, Johns Island.
Wadmalnw. Edisio. Pnris md Lady. Isl and.,
and from Beaufort. Christ Church aud st. An
drews'' report these sections infested bv the
worm and though we feel Mt loss what to es-
innate the Ill and crops at. the impression is
hat :hird will hardly he made.
Letters Fl ON Florida are also gloomy th'
| heavy rains have curs-I the plant to shell md
;nke the rust. They also report the caterpillar
| in many parts Of the State, and as their cen
son is longer than ours. we have reason 10 sup
pose they too will suffer greatly from the worn
Their crop is now calculated at a hnlf. Of las
| year's.-CharIesfon Courier.
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1867-09-06

sALE-DAI.-There was quite large attend
ance OF our fellow citizens at the Village on
sale7doy last From oil sections of th. Dist
rict we hear encouraging reports of the grain
crop. and with favorable seasons hencefo,tb
we may sxpec, large yield of cotton. The
financial prospect for Tic coming fall seems to
De Very encouraging. and promises TO give a
new impetus to business operations. The fol-
loving property was cold, under decree in
Equity, by the Commissioner on Monday last,
with the prices obtained therefor.
The real estate Of W. W.. Peruvian. near
New Market, containing 500 acres, Ss.es5 ::
The real estate Of N. w. stewars--ons 10. in
N'nety.six, and etract Of s21 acres Of land
S2'7oo; the real estate of Joshua WidsIf,anL.
400 aores, with dwelling house.
$a9s; one house and lot IN Greenwood sai5. Z
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1867-09-06
Uniforms for Pupils, viz:

WINTER. -.
For Church-Blue worsted Il, eases. Straw
hats trimmed in blue.
For .Sehool-Dark calico dresses. Buimoral
skirts.
SUMMER
~ For Church-Lilac mozambiques. HAS
trimmed in white. .:
For Sehool-Lieht calicoes-the same drtnse.
to be worn walking - t..' -
Desiring 10 cultivate a taste for domestic du-
ties, boarding pupils will be required TO take
care Of their own rooms, aud to keep them
ipeat and clean The Female Teachers will
xeit regularly til. rooms of pupils aud see that
thAyequiremeut iIobeyed.-
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1867-09-06

-. fHssa BosE 'sueER-PHorruArE OF LIME
We direct attention to tbe adrerliaem.o. Of
As'srs Al Lister Bros, l5O, Front st. New York,
who are Offering to the Southern agriculturis.s
genuine surer-Pl,osphats Of Lime, vhiebs
Lieo'g,: lite distinguished chemist. so highly
recommended. and whiol. is said 10 lie .rhs'
e. gfees 'gf'eattural impsovs,neut y The, sgs.H
These gentlemen 'gusrsn' ee' The genuineness Of
the ma"ure, which The researches Of aciehce.
and the experience Of farmers. prove has no
superior in :qnickening the. growth of plan Is
a. and Permanently improving The soil. The ne.
oesslties of the South now demand improve d
modes Of tiIlsge. ahis.o them The, hes. manure.
are a. ''"e qua non.s Rasd .esref fsll5 the .ds.r-
elseraept and send op yeur .ordsys., .,s'r, =
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1867-09-06
M ARK E T 3
: pep,urn ;py ,. n. HELcIIEH.
I,AbEEyILLE. September G.

tABBEvTLLE. September G.
Corrox-Mid,llhl fs %; Good. % 25 !: |
Flour (couu.ry)rlooo n sl2, 90; Nor,h-
e,n, ts r. $40; Cotr$l,76a l,s5; Meal sl,TS
$I,s6 Molasseai y" $3.50; :; Peas 1916 200
Coffee, 80 35 'Sgar, 20 25; Butter. Is
90 ; Eggs, 10 a et; Whskey, s4,oo Goo
Bacoa, Shoulder 10 20; Lard, 10 2"
Hams. 22a a 25t; Sides, 2lt %; Salt. si,75 a
$500; Wheat, SL76 s2,ou oats s5 " 0oc.
New Yopx, ,Staember 4-Noon.-Flourd dull,
and in favor ofbuyers. Corn steady. Gold
41f.
7P. M-Flaas moro active; State $6.G5alO.
ss Southern jssalS. Wheat stealy-South-
erny amber $a3Oa2.35. Corn unchanged.-
| Cotton NOR. s.tive, and firmer, at 264 n 81.
Gold AZ.
| BALTIMORE. September 4.-Wheat steady
prime to chois, 81 Soaa.50. White corn $l.l5
al l6 :; yellow$l.2lal.24. Oats 6oaG5. Rice
sl.26 1856.
| CINcrNxArIs September Flour firm and in
fair demandi Corn adv"nced-supply une-
qnnl to thS demund-Sl,lo q l,l2. Bacon
higher-slnp,lers l3s clear sides l62 II.
MoriLE, September mo sale Of cotton to-
day r.ccp ps for two day 900 bnles.
New onFr.Ss. September 4.-Cotton dnl
with sales of 200 bales low mid ding "a 25
Sugar andy ymolaases unchanged. Flour dull
and unchr used-sup.rfne $3.50 choice extr
$40 a IL. Corn dull--MiXed 1920; whit
ani yellow SIZE. Bacon aclive-shoulders
IA l44.
CHARLESTON, September 4-Cotton dull and
irregular sales 81 bales--middings - !.
Augusta. September 4.-Cotton more nc ii v
sales l5O bales middiing 234 "a.
SAvANNAu, September 4.-Cotton moro ae
tive-sales 100 bnlee; middling 2i3 20.
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1867-09-06

CnARLEsToN. August 3.-General Candy nr.
Ived this afternoon, with his family and .tulI, ,
Id took quarters at the Mills House.
Nlteturns from all precincts of the State indi-
that registration is Aagging. The blacks
III so far more than two thirds of the whole
dS der registered. Returns yet to come will
Aahly reduce their majority, but not mnte.
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1867-09-06

Il r)h-l
a-principal,
rate per ct,
n-number OF years,
I-yenrly payments sought.
"Whcn ie large, logarthins should be used
IN finding n in power Of xr) 10 avoid to-
diousness."
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1867-09-06

IoEk, Septamber 4.-The Southern
e Relief Committee held their final meet
sdny. The total cash receipts have been
rs, and has all been expended. The
Z Of bushels Of corn purchased is IT'S, ,3i6.
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1867-09-06

...ss.-.. .sps ~ uIs5NEE! lIt++s E.3I4y.{ -
Or readers ere stFsssde Bageinr and
aspss ~ Ss,y sopsriOs quality "a. .Ios.b bries,j
~ Mssts No atsh &tGs. Doa,s ssStaet
teslss thsa : Aan, Thsy ars always ibs,as
asd ssssnmsdstsG d
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1867-09-06

ETA. September At ia not true, as
" the Northern par:rs. that Gen. Pope
."Gessed the Albany Ne7rs. 1t is also dc
,ieS nr;vo,s ;,s,rrcti,,s hove he.n ;o.,s1
o'o freedmen running for the conven.
lion!S
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1867-09-06
EXPENSES.

DThs rates Of boarding aud Tuition are
oo.i, in, earrs,sey. -. .il,i, .-q9
boarding. exclusive Il Washing and Wood,
can 6e had with Teachers and other private
families, at $i2 90 per msnth: :,
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1867-09-06
,WM. H. sEwAEp.s Secretary of STATE.

~ .Allsn'ssRaa Doefor nsiOs.fasitsslfI
gesass 9pins9ass sshsfsvss1 1iss shas sssa .isisjya
tffstsa si msnyipf pie fshiss Assh ,is hsir.
"a II you afs : sufferer, ~ q at PsInyS
Drug Store. >$9E
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1867-09-06
THE PRESIDENTS PRocLAMAr1oN.

. IA
The President hss issued a proolans,ion
which after recitipc lr;o mower, under I'm. Con
sti,ution, and his obIis aiions to see The law.
properly enforced, and tile obs,ructions vi, h,h
haye impeded their enforcement. in ,be s,.,..
of North aud soutl, Carolina. thu, conolnd.s .
Now, therefore, I,.Andrew Jobn,on prs,;-
den, Of tho United Slater, do bs,.hv warn Il,
person. ,r ngpinrt ob.,rue,;ng o. 1,in;.r;n. :"
any w.y whatever ths f.i,hfr4 .,.ou,;as - -
the Con.ti.ution and the lava ,ndId, &c. -
ly enjoin tho commanding of;e.r. Of ,h. Co., Gnv-
ernmenl, civil and military, 10 render dus .uh-.
mission and obedience to sa,d laws and to ,bs
Judgments aad DEGREES Of lilo con rts of t6s
United sta.sa, sSd to q eive-all the sid r. ,bs;r
power psot..,.y m, '',os,n. A )" nor
sx..,,,;.. ~. mp '.'o,ee'"eh. ana
.p,oeessss .na sI" da E.' ussres: judgments and
foers:of The army and navy to .s,i., and ,u,
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1867-09-06

Spx, September 3.-Fever undated
by cfiicera are sick.
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The State; Of shth Carolina,
ABBEVZLLE :AZSERICT.
I'm EQully.
.ia.. In thsy yDi,sria Seurs. 81, t;
L. b. sMersimsn Us. James N. Pelot sud ota.n.
Bill for Sale Of Hoks and Lot,
y - Marshall Assetsl Sc.
TT appearing that Susan PsldI Joseph Pslot,
Aa asJnmes, n. Pelot, Cornel4 Mullinac and
husband. MulIinse, salis Epps and
'husbsnd, .-.-- Epps, Julia P5pt, Eliza Pelot
and the bsirs and next Of f,kin,dA Themes Pslot.
decd (names aud, number upk3pwn,) deisnd-
ants 10 The above stated Bill, are hbsent beyond
ths limit Of this State, IS is!,i 81 SSssssss,.,a,
h On ;motiop By Perris & CoshraA Comp. SolA.
Ordered. that sRd defendants, p sppear; and
Plead answst Or demur to, Fssi Bill rithin
Jo,gy day. from publication hsrsol os'iha same
~ 'sa9ahst fVssai.s PARKER;d Il 3A.aD.
+. 9sss.s 4ssS'ss'ssasssss ss, sssl. etase |iaea. as
fFn AUgust 2a%@ .R,s! 81 is44t2 aI Sj:.':@ ~ 6t