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of the idea that there can be treason while the
country is governed by an instruction of which
Dulce is the instrument that authority has written
a letter as follows to the political Governor:
have seen, with the greatest regret, the attacks
territory with public SANDER Of the good name Of Spain
1t impossible that such mode Of conduct scanda
cause which is not indispensable to destroy while the
liberty Of the press in all countries an element OK eiya
ton and progress only in the Island Of Cuba to be
instrument Of bastard PASSIONS converting into
organ OF insult, injury, and calumny.
You will remember that without exciting injury 10 any
one, and Obeying sentiment OF reparaton and OF JUS
tice the Provisional Government the first TO pre-
claim the saving principles OF the revolution OF Septe
Der. These principles its standard and VIII permit
none, by the OF mercenary weapons to abuse inc
thought
sona Government is OF the Code and in default of
this that OF the laws OF Partida. IN 49,.
All words against the dignity Of the nation all phrases
which directly or Indirectly the integrity OF Its ter
rtOry all articles or paragraphs which tend 10 favor inc
able by she aws subject the action OF the tribunals
and charge you in the fulfment OF your duties to
energetically prosecute and denOnnce them.
Responsible for these oenses in the first place the
author director OF the periodical in the second place
Thus them charge YOU finally display the greatest
zeal in the carrying out Of the instructions OF your Office
God guard you many years DOMINGO DuLCS'
Hdudna, Jan. 49, 1869.
Hero is to be seen the temper Of the Captain-Gen-
eral, quite bent out of its Spanish shape ana
consistency by events through which he has gone,
with head growing grayer day by day: Gen. Dulce
married fair Guiana and there is. therefore, an
island side to his character; but Of this no matter
now He will. fear, sweep away, some legitimate
free speech with the awful broom which he has Just
put in motion against what he considers license, but
which, after ALL perhaps be overrates. 1t is but just
to say that Spain and the Spaniards have not been
civilly treated in some of the minor presses; that
there is much little ofIense in this
Ia. e1, Cf viz
is very true that the swarming papers of Cuba have
endeavored to express hearty sympathy for Cuba
La Prensa to-day has article in which 1t says that
il on the night Of the last disturbance in the city
any one had pronounced openly the names OF the
influential and wealthy families implicated III the
Cuban movement there would have been scenes oil
bloodshed and horror to which the late massacres
would have appeared mild You will perceive that
this is n plain confession Of the mcrccss means ex-
ercised TO do the wrongs committed not long ago on
the people Of Havana.
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EUROPE.
SPAIN.

THE AssAssINs OF THE GOVERNOR OF BURGos-
ONE OF THEM SENTENCED TO DEATH.
Madrid, Feb lO-Only one of the persons impli-
Gated in the assassination of the Governor Of Burgos
has been sentenced to DEATH and his case will await
the action of the COrtes
TIE MEETING OF THE CONSTITUENT CORTEs.
The Constituent Cortes will meet tomorrow for
organization.
RFoRG AVIATION OF THE NAVY.
Admiral Topetc Minister of the Marine, has issued
general orders for the rcmodcling OF the Spanish
navy.
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THE MILITARY SITUATION.

IRON OUR OWN CORRESPONDENT
HAVANA. Jan. 9O-The campaign now carried on
four months in the Eastern quarter will better sat
isfy You as a display on however small scale, of
the moral energies than matter of strategic curl
osity. Yet il viii not be out of the way to review
briefly the courses far pursued by the 6paniards
ami ascertain what we know of this much perplexed
and falsihed question of the Instruction. At the
start Count Vamaseda was sent direct to the south
eastern port of Manzanill0, whence he might Oper-
ate eli the inland district about Yara in which the
insufrection took its rise with Cespedes for
chief As incredulous, perhaps. as others, that
table. vamaseda very soon carried his force
backward by sea to tho coast-town of Vertientes,
hear that more dangerous outbreak was about to
happen in the rich town of Puerto Principe. He
marched TO this point, sat down by it, opened negot
s1ions with the citizens and if Gov Lersundi be re-
ported night, wrote pastoral letters when he should
have been fighting Yamaseda is a fat hearty sol
der, never held TO be brilliant but when command
ant at the Puerto he was not averse 10 social pleas
nres, became popular tOwnsman, and hence counted
upon hisin6uence with good part Of those who were
70 Secede from the existing form of things along
with the weilkBOwn Marquis Of Santa Lucia Valma-
sedas negotiation had 30 far advanced that the
Ofotiers Aranga chief Lieutenants Of the Marquis,
were disposed to yield in consideration Of an ample
programme from Spain; but the firm and feryent
sAvism OF Santa Lneia carried the day. and ID was
soeided with great deal Of spirit TO rebel Tho
'bAn'ards, after consuming month to no purpose
az" mystihed by the event Valmaseda in no good
'onPef marched on Nuevitas, opposed by the Cana
susyah0s' as the people of the Puerto region are
'"'''p' Under lead Of tho Marquis Of Santa Lucia,
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MEXICO.
A SUPPOSED pRoNuNorAMryro IT. s,s.,

SUPPOSED PKONUNCIAMENT0 AT sIsAI
By the arrival of the steaps,aip San Fran.
CISCO az thiS port from vera cr via ssa. Feb. J. we
have received the following intelligence when the agen,
put of to dispatch tho Steamer AZ ssal tho bells were
ringing violently ap the authortes we're pressing every
available person .ney met Then agent and other
gentlemen Wo came of OF tho opinion that pro.
nunclalnep,o had been made in Merida, and that tho
troops were concerned In It, They old Imperials,
troops and are dsalected " the present Government
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PRUSSIA.

A BERLIN PAPER on AMERICAN FINANCES.
BERLIN. Feb. 1O.--The Gasctte Of the Boma of this
city, speaking of the proposed establishment Of an
American Financial Agency at London by Secretary
McCulloch at the expiration Of his term Of Office,
halls his advent as a guarantee against reputation,
and a promise of development for the commerce Of
Europe and tho United States.
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GREAT BRITAIN.

ABOLITION OF THE UNIVERSITY TESTS.
LONDON, Feb. lO.-Mr. Gladstone proposes to abol-
ish the University Tests.
CONSERVATIVE ORGANIZATION.
The Conservatives are making preparations TO
carry on vigorous opposition in Parliament Lord
Cairns will replace the Earl of Malmsbury as their
leader in the House OF Lords.
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FRANCE.

TIE PARTISAN PRESS AND COUNT BISMARCK.
PARIS, Feb. 10-The press of this city deny, with
much Indignation, the truth of the assertion made
by NJ Bsmarck's organ in Berlin. to the effect that
they have been brbed by the Prus.ian Gnyernment.
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CUBA,

ARRIVAL OF AMERICANS
HAVANA, Feb. Ex-senator Henderson of Mis-
souri, Gov Gardner and Cen Cassidy arrived to-day from
New York, IN the steamer Moro Castle.
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THE EASTERN QUESTION.
TIE REPLY OF GREECE.

PARIS. Feb. lO.-M. Walowski has left Athens on
his return to this city. He is the bearer of salts
factory reply from tho Greek Government on all
points TO the proposals of tho Paris Conference.
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The substltute was not agreed to as follows

Mr. SPRAGUE (Rep., r. ~ offered o SUBSTITUTE az ioi-
o,rea That the opinion the seste that the votes otb
the State Of Louisiana for President and 'leessaea 70
Mr. SUMNER moved, as a substitute. resolution SIM.
liar in form the adopted 10 meet the case Oh the
State OF Georgia, which was voted out OF order, , .
The substitute was then adopted by vote OF OIL 20 .
the negatives being Messrs Chandler HOWARD Nye OD-
ertson Sumner, Thayer, and Wilson.
A message was received from the House, announcing
IT'S decision that the vote OF Louisiana be counted.
Mr. BUCKALEw Dem. Pa,) submitted an order, which
was adopted that the House be notified OF the decision OF
the Senate The Senate then preceded by IT'S officers re-
again returned from the House TO consider tie objections
raised by Mr. Butler 10 counting the electoral votes Ok
THE ELECTORAL VOTE OF GEORGIA.
Mr.. SHERMAN offered the following resolution:
counted the mode provided By the eoneanent e'oeon
Mr.. EDMUNps rep, VII inquired Of the Chair
whether the Senate had Withdrawn TO consider directly
the objections made TO counting the vote OF Georgia. or
o decide upOn the point OF order by way OF exception
taken by tie gentleman from Massachusetts, r ButleD
to the decision OF the Chair that the Convention was to
DO governed by tho resolution already passed by Dota
Houses, prescribing the mode In which the vote Ok
Georgia should be counted.
The CHAIR replied That the gentleman rom Msssa-
chusets r Buter had objected for additional reasons
not covered by che concurrent resolution on the subject
Mr. DRAKE rep, MOI offered a resolution declaring
Thar non the first ground objection raised by the
tlema from Massachusetts r Butler IN the judgments
OF the Senate the electoral votes Of Georgia Should hos
MIR HOWE moved to amend by striking out the words
upon the first ground OF objections"
Mr. HENDRICKS raised the point of order, that the
amendments were inconsistent with the concurrent reso
luton ON the subject adopted on the sth inst
The CHAIR decided that 1t was not in order for the
Senate alone " modify the concurrent resolution OF Doth
Houses. -, ,,, A..
under the special order OF the two Houses adopted on
the sth respecting the Electoral votes OF Georgia ths
objections made TO counting the VOTES Oh INC eeelos VI
A message was received from the House announcing
that they had voted not to count the eeeto vote VI
Mr. Edmunds's resolution then adopted by the fol-
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IA German, named Gunthner, who robbed yea
German postoce OF $4,000 was arrested on eoHrday
and taken To NewYork Half the money was reco'cie"
and tho culprit confessed the robbery
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TINE TIr;decT1TMop.

PoUGHKEEpsIE, N. Y, Feb. 10.-Detaied re,
ports from up the Ter state that the entire Ice crop
the Hudson will be harvested by Saturday. an u
excellent quality, ranging In thickness from "sp h
eighteen inches Altogether, aboutl oOoOoo tuns w" w
stored
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-02-11

COUNTING THE ELECTORAL voTE-INTERESTING
PROCEEDINGS IN CONTEMPORARIES SECRET
SALES OF GOLD-THE ST. DOMINGO CUES
TON IN NEW LIGHT-TIIE STATUS OF
MIssIsSIPPI-GEN. BUFFERS ENTERTAIN
nirNr-rIIH NC Add uAN OIL An
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1869-01-22
Special Convocation.
PENDLETON
MALE ACADEMY.

THNlIE SCtIOL tSTlC YEAR will be divided
l. into tw, Terms Of Twenty weeks cach.-
The first commences February lst, and cnls
Juno 18th; tho second, July l2th, anl ends
November Goth
RATES PER TERM. TD he PAID QUARTERLY.
Primary Department., including Spelling.
Raalins, Writing and Arithmetic, $1,000
Higher Enslish-English Grammar,
Geography Aicicnt or NJ 'dorn) ,G:eeno's
Analysis, u S. History, Qnackcnbos'
Smaller Composition, 1900
Latin, Greek, Algebra, Geometry,
Trignn"motry. Surveying. Natural Phi.
lo'orhy. Chemistry, So, 3d. 1900
b 'a7h per mouth. $40 to Sl2
Former prices have been greatly re luaed. anl
arc nov, it is believed. ~ Cheap US can be had
in any frst.class Academy.
Students charged from time Of. entrance iill.
close of tho term, except in case Of protractel
illness.
liberal patronage is respectfully solicited.
JAMES ii. CARLISLE,
Principal.
PeyDLEroN Jan. lS. 1869 l5-tf
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1869-01-22
senatorial Elections.

The terms Of twenty two United States
Senators expire with March 4th next. OF
the vacancies, Senators have already been
chosen to eight, as follows California, Dem
oerat; Connecticut, Republican Maryland,
Democrat; Florida, Republican; Ohio, Dem.
ocrat; Tennessee, Republican; Vermont,
Republican. In addition to these, in the fol.
lowing Safes, nominations have taken place
by partly caucuscs for Senatorial vacancies,
which nominations are equivalent to election (:
Delaware, Democrat; Maine Republican !;
Michigan, Republican; Nevada, Republican !;
Pennsylvania, Republican. In the remain
ing States which arc to chose, active election.
ecring is going ca among the fricnds of as.
prants, and the elections will doubtless result
with varied success as to parties
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1869-01-22
Fire.

A portion of our usually quiet town was
aroused about 2 o'clock on Sunday morning
last by an alarm of fire. 1t seems that the
chimney or fireplace, in the kitchon in rear of
the building heretofore known as the Ameri
can Hotel, but more recently used for school
purposes, from some defect in construction
took fire. BY the fortunate wakefulncss of
the occupants, and the timely assistance of
parties near, with little damage, the flames were
extinguishcd, thereby preventing the loss of
valuable property
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1869-01-22
SIlcriH''s S Sales.

pf virtue Of snnlry wri,s of ETeri Farins to me
Wnlhalla. y. c.. Salcay in February next,
within the legal hours of sale. tho following prop
erty:
One Tract Of Lnnl. situated in The ncghhorhood
OF Far Play. containing so acres more or less, adj
joining lands of a. 5. Stribling and others Also,
one Tract of Land. lying on waters cf Tugalo
River, containing 22b acres more or less, and nd
joining lands of S. S. McJunkin, a. W. Glenn and
others levied on ny the property of w. 8. Mere
dtfh at tho suit of james Il. IIngood. Admir-.
One sorrcl Mare, four years old. levied on M
the property Of - McCaul ot Tie suit Of Robert
Knox.
TERMS CASH. Purchasers to pay extra for
stamps and all necessary parcrs
JAMES II. ROBINS, 500.
Jan. 6. 1868 IL "a
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1869-01-22
APPOINTMENT

For Rev. "A. B. STEPHENS, p. u. Greonvillc Dis.
trict Sonth Carolina Conference, MethoiIst
=. Church South. Firat Round Quarterly
Meetings for 1900;
Reidvillo Circnlt-Fohruary 9th and Tth, at
Charlottesville.
Greenyille Oireuit-rFebfuary lath and l4th, at
Bothel
Greonvilo station--Fehruary Goth and 2lst,
Piokenavilo CIRCUIT February 9th and 28th,
at Zion,
Walhala Cirouit--March 9th and 7th, at Wal.
hnln.
Soneoa and Tugalo Crouit--Maroh 18th and
l4th, at Smiths Chapel.
Anderson Oircuit-rMaroh Goth and 2lss at -
Anderson Station --Afaroh 27 and 28, at --------
Pendleton Orcuit--April 8 and a. at ->----... Z
Pendleton Ool, ,OhargoA-April 10 and IL. at -.
Williamston Cireuit-April II and l8, at 49,.
January 2l8, 1869, ~ i' 1''h' ~ T.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1869-01-22
Court at GYeenville.

The Court Of General Sessions commenced
at Grcenvillc on Monday last, His Honor
Judge OaR presiding. The Judge, says the
Enterprise, shows himself master of the sit.
uation no one doubts his ability to mako one
of the best Judges in the State. His charge
to the Grand Jury was clear and direct, as to
the business before it. His remarks on the
duty of all public officers to enforce the laws
Of the land were forciblo and just. The
Counties Of Anderson, Greenvillo, Oconee
and Pickcns may we'll congratulate themselves
upon the good fortune that has, in this in.
stance, favoured them in the selection of q
Judge under tho new regime.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1869-01-22
A N ID Il II s ON
MALE ACADEMY,
THE Exercises Of this Academy will be resumed
L on MONDAY, 18th Of JANUARY.

THE Exercises Of this Academy will be resumed
L on MONDAY, 18th of JANUARY
The scholastic year will be divided into thre.
terms of fourteen weeks eAolI, rs fol ows; The
first extending from January -. TO April 2srd ::
the second from April 10Th to iy 30th, and the,
third from August 30th to December 8rd.
The prices Of tuition are tho same as hereto-
foIo:
Higher English studies, with Mathematics.
or Latin and Greek with Mathematics,
per term. Sl3 83l
Primary English studies with Arithmetic,
per term. t 1000
a liberal discount will he made to those paving
promptly in advance. by the term. No deductions
will be mnd for lost time, except in cases Of pro-
tractcd illness. The student will be charged from
the time he enters TO the end Of the term.
In order that the tenchcr may be able to give
satisfaction is requested that tho pupil bo star
ted ut the beginning Of tho term, and allowed to
lose as little ;iie as possible.
Board can be had in respectable families AT S1O
to $12 per month. W. J. LlGON.
Jan l5, 1869 IA 2
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1869-01-22
Magistrates.

In rcplyto various queries, and for the in
Formation Of the public, we note the fact that
the Governor has decided, that magistrates
uudcr old commissions cannot legally act uu-
der the new Constitution A new commission
and dsubscription to the oath Of fcaty in the new
Constitution are required to legaizc their
acts.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1869-01-22
The Congressman Elect.

Notwithstanding the considerable majority,
and the easy triumph in the late election of a
Congressman i'll this District, A. S. Wallace,
OF York defeated candidate for the Fourth
Congressional District, has Notified Col. Simp.
son, who holds certificate and commission,
of his intcation to contest. This mode of
procedure is becoming quite popular in clcc-
tons, however large the majority for the sue
ccssful candidate.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1869-01-22
ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

4 LII PERSONS indebted t, tho Estate Of
IN John Adair. deceased, arc notified to come
forward and make settlement within fifteen
days, rs at the expiration Of that time their in.
dcbtcdness, if not settled, will DC placed in the
hands Of another for collection. Also, parties
indebted to Rcbccca Adair, decd.
IT, M. ADAIR, Admir-.
Jan. Is, 1868 Is
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1869-01-22

Again we welcome Peters musical period
icals-the "Parlor Companion, "Unite d
States Musical Review" and monthly /" Gleo
Hive" In these arc contained good new
music, of popular character, plenty of it,
such as will last and tend to elevate the taste
Of all who use IL. Prico $500 per Annum.
Address > !. i. Peters, Music Publisher, New
4 York.
~ Jefferson Davis 10 In London, He
iatsnds soon To go y France.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1869-01-22
Religious Notice.

THERE will DO prcaching in Bethel Presby-
Il terian Church on the Fifth Saturday In
January, and on the Sabbath following ser.
yico to begin on Saturday ut Ii O'clock, A M.
Exercises to be conducted by Rows. d. Hun.
PHREys ard IIUau McLEEs.
,Jonnorv 10 1870
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1869-01-22
Legislature.

Little of interest has transpircd in this
body during the past week. Several bills
have been cngrosscd and ordered for third
reading. The expulsion from the floor of the
House of JonN Il. SLOAN, Jr, reporter of the
Charleston Courier" for an alledged expose
of Whipper is the only enactment worthy Of
attention.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1869-01-22

FL MEME A T..

sMARRlED, on tho 7th instant, Mt 10 o'clock,
n. M., Mt the residence of the brides father, by
the Rev. II. II. Penny, Mr.. Il. N. MCKINNEY to
to Miss NJ L. ALEXANDER.
OH the same day, at O'Clock, p. NJ,
by the snme, Mr.. L. w. ALEXANDER to Miss N
g. Il. MCKINNEY, all of Pickens County.
We tender our thanks to the above parties for
several nice pieces of Cake, and wish for them
happiness and prosperity through life.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1869-01-22
Directory for Oconoe County.

Jniye Of PTobasc- Richard LOWS.
Clerk IF Coul-J. w. Stribling.
'SherV-J. II. Robins.
IudUor-L. B. johnson.
Tfcasurer--Davd Sanders.
As'esors-S. q. iIerndon, Wm. II. Stribing.
". Z. Parker and ~ Bryce, Sr.
S;to3l Commissioners Richard s. P,rchcr.
Coaaty Commissiom,rs james Zachary,
Chairman; A, Lay and W. Il. Uays.
rtsh Of Board Of Co:s,s.y J@rs.-Whitner
Sy.nmes.
january l6, 1869
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1869-01-22

Executive and the legislative branches Of ff{e
Government. President johnson signed the
Militia Bill under written protest, and in his
last message recommended its repeal. He
vetoed the Tenure. Of Office Bill, and in mes.
sage since specially recommended its repeal
Both branches of Congress have now agreed
with the President as to one of these Acts
and the House has, by majority Of over two
to one, coincided with him as to the other.
The PREDICTIONS OF JOHN G. CALHOUN
VERIFIED.--In 1887, John G. Calhoun whose
persplcaoity was so wonderful that his proph-
ecies have become history, thus addressed tho
Senate Of the United States:
"Be assured that emancipation itself would
not satisfy these fanatics; that gained tho
next step would be to rasc the negroes to
social and political equality with the whites
and that being effected, we would soon find
the present condition Of the two races reycrs.
ed" ~ speak with full knowledge and
thorough examination ofthe subject, and, for
ono, SEQ my way clearly. One thing alarms
me-the eager pursuit of gain which over.
spreads tho land, and which absorbs every
faculty of the mind and every feeling of the
heart. OF all passions, avaricc is the most
blind and compromising --the last to see, and
the first to yield to danger. / dare not hope
that anything can say will arouse the South
to due sonsc Of danger; fear it is beyond
the power Of mortal voice to awake it in time
from the fatal security into which it has fal-
lon.' ',-Ricbn,ond Enquirer, Isl.
edy' The Agricultural Report shows last
years yield to 005,0O0,O00 bushels of corn,
and 2,380,000 bales Of cotton. The cotton
was distributed as follows: North Carolina,
100000 bales; South Carolina, 10000
balesj Georgia, 100000 balos; Florida, 35,.
900 bales; Alabama, 2S5,O0O balof; Missis-
sippi, 100000 bales; Louisiana, 25O,00O
bales; Texas, 200, 900 bales; Arkansas, 1885,
600 bales; Tennessee, 100000 bales, other
States $4,000 balos. The report states this
estimate which is assuredly below, rather than
above the actual yield, is not made for districts
or cotton ports, but for States separately.
Aay- It is stated that Rollins has prepared
anew 9 1sy tag bill, exompting newspapers.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1869-01-22

BsD- In Now York, on the 18th inst, Cot.
ton was quoted at 29@29a. Gold 35i.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1869-01-22
TIE STATE or SOUTH CAROLINA,
OcOncc County.

VCOWCC NOUnty.
IN THE CIRCUIT couRT-EQuiry SIDE.
Rob't A. Thompson, Admir-, Bill CIR Injunc.
Va. ton. &C., &c.
NJ. NJ. Cary. Ex'trix, ct nj.
I appearing to my satisfaction. TINT Gym.
l. thin McGnthn. TilIoy and wifo
Mary. ---. aud wife Caroline Garrett Mo.
Gnlin, Eliza Mctsntin, Drnciln McGuftin, Anna
MnGuhn Emma McGnffin. defendants, hors
n, law Of jos. Is. McGniIin, deceased, in this
case. reside beyond tho limits Of this State On
motion of Whitner & Whitner. Compluinan.s
Solicitors, 1t is ordered that tho said absent
defendants do appear in this Court. within forty
days from the publication hereof. and plead,
answer or demur to complninants said bill Of
complaint. or the same will 10 taken pro con.
fesso IA to thom. j. w. STRIBLING, c.c.r.
Jan IL. 1860 III