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RETT-6DELPHIA AND ERIE RAILRoAD.- =
sn1nIN6ER TIME TABLN,

- RFJAiMER TIME TABLE,
rD.vorvo ana direct route between PhilAdelphIa,
, t,I1VDnre 4aIriRburg, Wilamsport, to the North.
n lhe Great oil Region OF Pennsy ylvana.
WSst VA M i,EEPING GA RS on al Hlght Trains.
6LIsd LISs1d StteT MONDAY, May II, 1885, the trains
- On tba o. philadelphiA and Erie Railroad will run a.
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SER ARD SH9faHiTTTEoSWNN SH9faHiTsToWNNH H R1hRoAp ANp E

From Market st, Ferry upper side.) go
At A, NJ, a, and 6l5 p. NJ, for Merchantsville,
MoOrestown Hartford, Masonvile, Hainaport Mount
Holly, Smithyllle, Evansville, Vincentown. BIZ
AZ i and i P, NJ, for Lewistown, wrightstown,
COukstown, New Egypt, Hornerstown, Cream Ridge,
Imlaystown, Sharon, and HghIstown.
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For lines leaving Remington Depot take the cars
1hru Fifth streets, at Cheanuts 30 minutes
before departure. The on Market street Railway
run direct to West Phiadalpha Depot Chesnut and
walnut within one square. On sundays the Marker
stree VIII run TO connect with bhe $50 A. M ana
6 30 i. NJ. lines, y IL ------- LII
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BJEIVIDERE DELAWARE RAILROAD LINES.
= From KenBington Depot. -
At7UOA. NJ. for Niagara Falls buffalo, Dnnknsi
Elmra, Ithaca, Owego, Rochester BinghRmton, Us
Wego So yracGse Great Bend, MontroBe, WilSesnarre,
EChonley's Mountain. etc
Al 700 A. M and $3.50 II. M. for Scranton, Strouds.
burg, Water Gap, Belvidere, Easton, LamoertIllle,
Flemingion, etc. The $50 y M Line GonneSts@ @ aneSt
with the Train leaving Esston FOR Mauch Ohunk,
Allentown, Bethlehem, etc. - .,.
AT 4. ID. Tor Lambertvnle ana intermediate ssa-
tions.
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CHORTEST ROUTE TO THE SEA-SHORE!
~ CAMDEN AND ATLANTIC RAILROAD.
SIMMER ARRA N9EAd ENT.
KINH MP a INIt, DAILY TO ATLANTIC OITY.

Fare to Atlantic g. Round trip tickets, good only
for the day aud train on which they are lssuee sa
TSe Philadelphia Local Express Company, No. 625
Cf{ EsNU Street, will call tor baggage In any part
Of The city and suburbs and check TO hotel or cottage
81 AtiHh0 tiycet offices have been located In the
Readinp Room OF the Continental Hotel, ana al No.
62S 0HfEsNUI s'ree" oh. MUNDY, Agent.
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Latest by Telegraph,
Oongressi )nal.
VVifS RVoUf lH0'l'
WAsHIIaT0N, June |

.. "AohitdloN, Juuel.
SENATE. The Senate this morning dis
cusscd q resolution Of thanks to Stanton.
The resolution finally passed, Messrs.
Henderson, Ross, and Fowler, Of Tho .Ro.
publicans, voting against it.
The joint resolution Of the Ohio Legisla-
turc protesting against any tampering with
the impeachment judges was referred to the
Corruption Committee.
The Arkansas admission bill was resum-
od, and after q very long debate tho bill
ppsscl-34 to 8 8--as il came from the House.
1t now goes to the President. H"tg
Adjourned
House. Under tho regular Mondays COLL
the following were introduccd
A bill constructing n telegraph line and
ralroad from Washington to Cleveland,
4 Joint resolution, by Mr. Eggleston, of
Ohio, authorizing the Secretary Of War to
employ Bingham and Butler torosecute
Jefferson Davis.
A bill removing the political disabilities
from certain AIississipiaus.
bill establishing emigration agencies in
Great Britain, Germany, Sweden, and Nor
way.
bill granting lands ror telegraph and
RAILROAD line from KANSAS to Santa Fe.
bill for tho better preservation Of the
lives Of travellers OH steam convcyances.
~ bill restoring the office of Commissioner
of Public B@ildings
a resolution continuing Miss Winnie
Ream. the artist, in her studio in the capt
tol was tabled--Gl to Al.
Mr.. Van Trump offered resolution that
the Committee OH Military Affairs be in-
>tructcd to negotiate with the Mount Vcr-
M Association for the historical key Of
French bastic now in their possession,
t the use Of the capitol tarnkcY. The
ouse refused to receive this resolution
resolution calling for information rela
,.veto the arrest Of citizens of Columbus,
Ga, lies over under the rules.
A bill! was introduced forbiddng prosecu.
!:ons against Frccdmcn's Bureau and Trea-
sury agcats for official acts
\ resolution was offered declaring ma
tional bonds taxable for national purpos.
eS.
The House refused to entertain q rcsolu-
tion declaring il Il violation of tho Constitu-
ton TO seize private kilograms or papers.
a recess was ordered from till O'Clock
hercatter-thc night sessions 10 be devoted
10 considering the tax bill.
The lax bill was taken up, and Mr.. Schcnck
made long speech on it, Ilc said lie
would take occasion now TO say that it is not
Che expectation Of the committee that the
So tax on whiskcy will be retained by the
House. Had reduction been made four
months ago the Government would have lost
Si,000,00O and he had come, very rcluc-
family, TO the conclusion that reduction
should 10 made. He indicated the proba-
bic tax would DO 75o., whic |, with the addi-
tional taxes on whls<ry merchants, and Il
capacity tax on dlstillcrics, would, he csti-
mated bring n rcvcnua OF $70, 100000 lie
also thought the increased tax on cigars
would not be insisted upon.
Mr.. Kelley thought q tax on whiskcy Of
not over forty cents would be sufficient.
Adjourned.
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1863.
The Fairfield Herald.
THE TRI-WEEKLY NEWS.

TIE rroprictors of tho above papers,
take pleasure in announcing to their pa.
irons that they will continue the publica.
ton Of the HERALD, one Of tho best faml-
ly papers in the State, md also of the
NEWS, the only hi.wtekiy paper In tho
State outside of Charleston and Columbia.
They offer the bcst Inducements to NOR.
chants in Charleston, Columbia md Wins
boro, to make the HERALD and tho NEWS
medium to the trading public.
Every family in the District ought to take
the HERALD; and If tho heads Of familiee
would consult their wives and children they
would be told that tho small cost Of week
Iy visitor burdcncd with news and general
reading matter, is nothing compared to the
mental profit It brings.
TERMS:
HERALD, copy, { year, So 90
" months, Q 90
Z" 10 copies year, 26 90
land one extra copy to the getter up Of tho
club.)
News, copy year, $4,000
Z" f" 8 months, q 30
Be1" No paper sent unless The cash &C.
companies the order.
Bat" Every paper stopped at the expira-
ton Of the term, unless subscription be re-.
ncwcd in time.
DEsPoRTEs, WILLIAMS & CO.,
Propriet2rs.
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a RUINED BEnEh.--A correspondent OF
the Chicago Tribune says:
II saw on the streets Of Nashville yes
terday an nltcnuatcd and emaciatcd form
belonging to man who filed quite large
space i'll The public eye during the war. 1t
was mono other than Clement &. Clay, one of
the commissioners of the rebels abroad, and
the companion Of Mason and Slidcll in their
negotiations with France aud England -
Clay was the man who was met by Horace
Greeley at Niagara Falls towards the close
o. the war, the two ostcnsibly coming to-
gcther for the purpose of arranging for
some sort Of peace. The negotiations were
all futile, rs will be remembered.
'Clcment Clay was one Of the most rc-
markablc men in the South at The breaking
out Of the war. lie had just been elected
from the Huntsville (Ala.) district to tho
national Congress, and had only reached
his majority a few months before. Ills
family was wealthy and powerful, and Mr..
Clay entered upen what seemed destined to
prove brilliant career in public life. BY
the war he lost all his property, and is now
rackcd with asthma and consumption. lie
was riding through the country on horse.
back, seeking, by the change Of climate and
excitement TO better his health. lie lives
in Huntsville still, and practices law. we
are all poor folks COW, he said TO n friend
of ours, and we have to work for living"
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NEW GOODS.
JUST RECEIVED
JOHN MCINTYRE e. GO,

WE have Just received fresh supply OF
W GROCERIES which will be sold low
for CASlG--consistiug of
100 bushels Of Corn, No l Country Flour,
barrels, half barrclsnn kits Muckcrcl, Nos
|, aud 3, English Dairy Cheese. Superior
brown Soap, Mixed Pickles, Canned Oys-
ters, Wine Cakes. Lemon Novety Cakc,,
French Mustard, Crockcry, Rasins, Nuts,
all kinds, Fresh Cocoa Cream, Fig Paste,
Assorted Candies. Also Ladies and Gpn.
tlrm"n's Shoes, (homc manufacture, J Zephyr
run, "Icrc's Your Mule" and Bill Arp
smoking Tobacco, Chewing Tobacco, Sc
sars ana many other articles too nume
rons to mention.
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in EQUITY.

Bill Of Foreclosure Of Mortgagc and .io,. Rclicf
Elizabeth Wyrick VS.. Adam Wyrick and 9th
crs.
1t appearing to The Court that Adam Wy.
rick, Henry Graddck and wife Mary, Cal,
houn Wyrck and Robt. X. IIarlin aud wife
Martha, Defendants in tho above stated
cause nro absont from and without tho State.
II is ordered on motion of Mr.. McCanls,
Solicitor for Complanants that said Dcfcn-
dants do appear and plead answer or dcmu,
TO said bill within forty days from tho date
OF the first publication Of this order or n de-
cree pro coVesso will be entered of record
against them. II. a. GAILLARD,
g. +. +. d.
Commissioners Office,
may 28-j Is 25
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IL will fail in the Senate, and that oven if
the bill 10 this form should pass, it could
not receive in either House two-thirds
majority, 80 as 10 secure its passage over u
veto. Tho expression grows stronger that
the sum Of all the labor OH the tax bill will
resolve into tho reduction of tho tax on
wkiskoy to soy fifty to sevcnty.fiv cents
per gallon to some further regulation as to
stamps end tc alterations os lax on tobao.
90. These, with a few other features unirn-
portant, aro believed to be the limits of
definite legislation on taxation at this ses~
sion,
THE SUSPENSION OF MIR. JAMES NOT SUSTAIN
raa ED BY TIE SENATE.
The Senate to-day refused to sanction
the Presidents suspension of Mr. James,
Collector of Internal Revenue at Rich mond.
MR.. wooLLEY AuAIN TO lie REMOVED.
1t tappears that Mr.. Woolcy is again to
be removed.--this time TO more forbiddnp
prison room than tho one in which he is
now incarceruted.
General Grants Letter ofAcceptance.
WAsmNoroN, June /.
The following is General Grants letter
accepting the nomination Of the Chicago
Convention
WAsHISoroN, May 30, 1868
"To General James Il. Ha,pley, President of
the National Union Republican Conpen.
ton!
"ln formally accepting the nomination of
the National Union Republican Convention
of the 2lst of May it seems proper that
some statement Of views beyond the mere
acceptance Of the nomination should be
expressed. The proceedings ofthc Conven-
tion were marked With wisdom, moderation,
and patriotism, and bcliovo express tho
feelings Of the great mass of those who sus.
tanned the country through its recent trials.
| endorse their resolutions If elected 10
the Office Of President of the United Stotc
II Will be my cndeayor to administer oil the
laws i'll good faith, with economy, and with
q view of giving peace quiet, and protcc.
tion everywhere.
"At times like the present it Is impossi-
BILE, or at least eminontly improper, to lay
down policy to be adhered to, right or
wrong, through an administration of four
years. New political issues not foresecn arc
arising tho views of the publ,
on old ones are constantly changing and
purely administrative officer should ALWAYS
be left free to execute the will of the pco-
pie. | have always respected that wiu and
always shall.
"pcacc and universal prosperity, its SC
qucncc with economy of administration.
will cnlightcn tho burden of taxation while
it constantly reduces tho national debt. Let
us have peace.
"Your obedicnt servant.
"U. s. GRANT"
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RULE TO PLEAD.
Tho State Of South Carolina

IN THR COMMON PLEAS.
Nancy Wilks, vs.. d. g. Boyle, Attachment.
NNI HEREAS the Plaintiff did on the 26th
w day Of October, a. y. 8G7 file
her declaration against the Defendant who,
las it is said) is absent from and without
the limits Of this State and has neither wife
nor attorney known within tho some npnn
whom copy Of the said declaration might
be served.
1t is therefore ordered that the said Dc
fcndant do appear and plead to The said
declaration on or before The 9th day Of Oc.
tober, a. d. 1865, otherwise final and sb.
soluie judgment will then be given and
awarded for tho Plaintiff against him.
s. b. CLOWNEY, G. C.P.
Clerks Office, Fairfield District
oath October 1867 oct 20 le3mly
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DRUGS, MEDICINES &c,

1OD LIVER OIL, Jacobs Cordial, CASTLE
" Soap, Nux Vomica, Nut Calls, Licorce,
Licorice Root, Pcrayjan Bark, Philotoken,
Burnt Umbcr, Croton Oil, lndcllblc Ink,
Extract Lemon, Mucilagc, Mason's Black
ing.
Also, dargling Oil, Citrate Magncsia.
and lndcllible Pencils. Just received by
KETCHIN, McMASTER g. BRICE,
may 2l
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DRESS GOODS. Sc.

ADlE% DRESS GOODS, Printed Mus
~ Inns, Organlrs, SWISS, Cambrcs, .In-
comets, Ginghnms, Cnlicocs, Plaid and
striped liomcspuns. Long Cloths, Cotton
Yarn. Fable Linen. Cna' mcrca, Cottonadcs,
Ladies and Genllcmcn's Shoes, Brogans,
&C.. Ne, Just received
kETClllN. McMASTER & BRICE.
arl25
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DRUGS. MEDICINES. &c.

ESSliNCE OF GINGER, Gclntinc, Ext
IL Lemon, Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Syr.
up, DmIrh"a Remedy, husbands Magncsia,
ltos'ctters Bittcrs, Calisnya Bittcrs, Soda,
Cream TarIer Corn Starch Farina, Arrow
hooi, A'lcock's Porous Plnstcrs, Queens
Delight, Sc. Just received
kETtHlN, McMASTER & BRICE.
al
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JUST RECEIVED.

ENNEST qualities Crushed, A, b, G, OK G
l. and Yellow Sugars, Rio aud Govt
Java Coffee, Fresh Tomatoes and Peaches,
In cans, Refined and Common Petroleum,
Gun Powder and Green Tor, certain 10 givo
satisfaction, and ltcfncl Starch.
ID. r. FLENNIKEN.
Agent per Aubrey & Co.
Gpl
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John G. Brcckinrdgc, the body servant
taken tho stump i'll Campbell county and is
making effective speeches in behalf Of the
Conservative cause.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1868-06-10
The Feniau Scare in Canada.
MONTREAL, June |

The apprehensions Of Fcnian raid al c
increasing. flying column of four com
panics Of regulars and two ba,tnlions of
volunteers arc here under orders 10 move at
n movements notice.
AT Quebec the voluiRccrs AVG prepared in
every respect for acampniyn. a lnrgc force
Of regulars 60 to Prescott next week
AT AthlOnc, Canada, the Fcnian sympa.
thizers are jubilant, and expect All invasion
before the Goth instant.
Two men have been arrested at Sweets
burg with maps and papers duplicating
them as Feniars.
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News Items.
New ORLEANS, June 8.

The aanxiously looked for order of Gene.
raj Buchanan, on elections. was promulgat-
cd to-day. 1t announces the State, parish,
and judicial officers, but makes no mention
Of municipal elections. The order states
that tho civil government hereby provided
for is provisional in character until after
the fourteenth article shall havo become
part Of the Constitution Of tho United States
Officers elected enter upon their duties on
the first Monday in November, In accor-
dance with article 658, of tho new Constitu-
ton.
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The first cotton bloom Of the season
i'll Leon County, Fla, was sent to the
editor of tho Tallahassee Scnttncl on
Tuesday last.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1868-06-10
RIouMoNp, Juno 5.

The United States court met this morn
ing, Chief Justice Chase and Judge Under
wood presiding. The Chief Justice called
the case of Mr.. Davis, when Mr.. Anderson,
Of Mississippi, one of the counsel for the
defence, read an agreement for tho post.
poncment Of the trial till October, signed
by Evarts and O'Conror. The Chief JUS
tico tEen asked if counsel ware ready for
trial, independent Of this stipulation. Gov
ernor Wclles, for prosecution, replied, That,
in view of the absence Of the District Attor.
ney, whose wifeis in dying condition, the
absence of the prisoner wps caused BY
this stipulation, and absence Of Mr.. Eyarts,
who stood In the position Of more directly
representing the Attorney-G General, the case
could not we'll be- gone on with. He sug.
gested some day Of tho, term in October,
whom the Chief Justice could attend. Coun-
sol for the defence moved for o postpone
ment Till the next term, which the Chief
Justice granted saying, at the same time,
that, had tho trial taken place last May, q
year ago, or last fall, or now, it would have
been moro convenient for him, as he was
ready to fry tho case. He would however,
attend Mt the next term, If possible, III view
! of his duties. Tho witnesses, Including
General r f. Lee, were recognized TO ap-
pear on the fourth Monday in November,
and the prisoners boil was renewed p.
| saPA a&' 's" SAN Francisco, June 3.
The Oregon election resulted in Demo
cratic triumph. 'i @*N~
Conservative Conventions -Congression'
aoa .ez1y Nominee. .rnt isst., Il
2at9tf 2'tss7R sms ALEXANDRIA, Juno 8.
The Congressional Conservative Conven.
tion, for the purpose of,nominating cand
date for Congress, met here today. Hon
zeph. Turner presided. Messrs, b.. John
Snowden, Sr., were put In nomination :.
After tho frat ballot tho name of M r. Snow.
don was Withdrawn, and on the next ballo
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1868-06-10

The little Japranesc jugglcr, All
Right, is in London. The big Ameri-
can iugglcr, All Wrong. who swallows
silver spoons, is in Washington.
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ALSO,
large stock Of SHOES ut our usual,
low prices.
ALSO.
In EQUlTY--.FAIRFIED, 1867

BW for SpCcifc Performances
ThOs. Aderson Us. Elizabeth X. Anderson
CT. dl
1t appearing to The Court that John
Kincnid, James KincAid, William 4. Kin.
cnid, and Fannie Il. Johnson, defendants in
the above stated cause are abscn. from and
without the State.
IL IS ordered on motion Of Mr. Ron,
complainan,s Solicitor that said defendants
do appear and plead, answer or dcmur 10
said iii!l within forty days from the date Of
the first publication Of this order or decree
pro confesso will be entered of record against
them.
II. y. GAlLLAED,
Com. in Equity.
Commissioners Oficc,
may 2G-4 l3 23 june 2 july
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OTTAWA, CANADA, June s.

Authentic information has been received
here of the transfer of Fcniun arms from 81.
Albans to points along tho frontier. An
order transferring three companies of rifles
from Quebec to Ottawa has been counter.
mandcd,
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1868-06-10

The fish in Lake Chaubungogunga-
mahg arc said to choke in trying to
tell where they live.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1868-06-10

IS. *. K.-No mystery about The
meaning of these initials. 1t is plain
--Konnccticut karpotbags Konkcr-
cd.
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MALONE, N. Y, June $.

Fenian feints are to be gotten up hear
and ut st. Adams, to cover real movements $
elsewhere. Large quantities Of arms are
arriving here and elsewhere. Prominent
Fenians sny within this month they will
havo large force and a sure footing in Ca
NADIA,
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1868-06-10

A Licutcnant-Colonel Lloyd is lee
turing in Boston OH "Lct the Negro
remain aNcgro." q
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- . . -.

"Wc'rc in u pickle now," said a
crowd, GA regular JAM" said anoth-
CT. "llcavcn preserve usn' mourncd
an old lady.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1868-06-10

There are two things which you
should not trouble and Il
newspaper.
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Nomination..

MIR. EDITOR Please announce Capt. John
llinnant rs Candidate for Tax Collector Of
Fairfield District, and obligc,
NUMEROUS FRIENDS.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1868-06-10
oCIetincatoS,

hereby certify that one Of J.. Elders
Improved Washing Machines has been used
by my family for nearly two months, ana
that il has given entire satisfaction. We
find its merits equal to its claims II wash.
es thoroughly, Gf The directions are fol.
lowed, c%pcditiously and without injury to
the clothes. can safely recommend MIR.
Elders Washing Machine to the public pa
ironngc. feeling assured any family will be
delighted with its greater superiority over
the old waSll-tub mode.
Il. W. BRTCE,
Pastor lIopcwcll Church.
This is to certify that we arc using +.
Elders Patent Clothes Washer; il is simple
and not liable to get out of order. We can
recommend il to the public TO be grcat
saving OF labor and less Injurious TO the
clothes than the old method of washing.
Rev Bets, Winnsboro, S &, Mrs Dr.
II McNIastcr, Winnsboro, s c, Mrs Saml
II Stevenson, Fairfield District, S G., Mrs
Robt Heron, Fairfield District, S G, Mrs c
Kennedy, Chester, s G, Dr A Rccly,
Chester, $ G, Mrs Caleb Barnes, Columbia
) &. Mrs j l. Yonguc, Columbia, s c, Capt
l. NJ Grist, Proprietor Enquirer, Yorkville,
5 G, Mrs. $. B. Clowncy, Winnsboro, $. C.
feb 22T-lyr
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IN EQUITY...FAIRFIELD. 1867.

Blu for Foreclosure Of Mortgage.
Commissioner in Equity vs.. Jno. a. Myers,
ct. al.
I T appearing to the Court that Alexander
l. Whildcn & Sons Defendants in the above
stated cause are absent from and without the
State. ls
IL is ordered on motion Of Mr. Rion, Soil
citor for the Complainant, that said Defen.
danis do appear and plead answer or dcmur
TO said bill within forty days from the date
of The first publication of this ordcr.or n
dcoree pro confesso will be entered Of record
against them.
il. a. GA1LLARD
G. i. +. D.
Commissioners Office,
may 26-j 1925