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TERRITORIAL APPROPRIATIONS.

Hon. John Letclcr, of Va, in Il recent
speech OH territorial appropriations, has col
lcclcd some curious statistics in relation to
that subject. Ohio remained in territorial
condition fifteen years, and the appropria-
tions made by Congress-cXecutive lcgisla
tive and Judicial purposcs-for that entire
period, amounted to only $4,000. Mis-
sissippi was territory for nineteen years.
and the appropriations were Sl4S,3o9,s3.
There Was also i'll this case an appropriation
(for the first time in territorial history for
roads $4,000. Indiana remained Il terri
tory sixteen years; appropriations for legs-
lativc purposes, DC, Sll7,730. Louisiana
was next; appropriations, sl52,20s; for
roads, $4,000. Michigan was territory
thirty-two years; appropriations for legisla-
tive purposes, &C., 1882, ,7O3,5o; for roads,
$235,5lo. Missouri appropriations, s1l3,-
700. Illinois, $50 $500; for roads, $4,000.
Alabama, Si4,433, for roads $4,000.
Florida, twenty-five years tcrritory,)
$685., 1866; for roads, $172,Gl3; for pub
lie buildings, 100000. This was the first
instance in which Congress- made an appro
priation for the erection of public buildings
in a territory. Since that time, such apprO-
priations have been made with astonishing
rapidity. Wisconsin received for public
buildings, $4,000, besides $4,000 for
roads, and S347,743 for Legislative, executive
and judicial purposes, although her terrific
rial existance was only for period Of twelve
years. Iowa, 2s4,9Os, for Legislative pur,
poses, &c; s60,5oO for roads, and $4,000
for public buildings. Ofthe present Terri
tories, Oregon, Which was organized 14th
August, 184S, has received for legislative
purposes, &C., in the short space Of eight
years, $249,5s2.60, for public buildings,
$l21 900, and 100000 for public roads.
Utah, organized Septemper 8, 1850, has
received $l99,l59.1o for legislative purpo-
ses, &c, $1,000 for public buildings, and
$4,000 for roads. New Mexico, organized
same day, $203,305; for public buildings,
$4,000; for roads, $4,000. Washington,
organized March 2, 1853, $7G,5o0; for pub
lie buildings, $4,000; for roads, $4,000.
Kansas was organized 3Olh May, 1854, and
has received, for executive purposes, DC,
10000; for public buildings. $1,000; for
roads, 100000. Nebraska, which has ex-
isted two years, has received $50, 900 year
for legislative purposes; $4,000 year for
public buildings: and $4,000 year for
public roads; whereas, the whole amount of
the appropriations recsiyed by Ohio, when
q Territory, was but q little over four thou
sand dollars per annnm. Mr.. LotcLer we'll
asks, II territorial government could be
managed foT fifteen years, in the earlier and
better days Of ihe government. for an appro-
priation Of 81, 600 per annum, is it not-even
taking into consideration the increased cost
oflising and the extragagancc of the pres
ent day -outfof ali:sort of proportion, when
itoosts fifteen fines that amount to support
aIeiGtory; ~ =,
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KANSAS.

We give in another place two letters from
our Kansas correspondent, 81. NJ T." The
new Governor, GEAKr, has proclaimed his
intention to project the lives and property
OF every law abiding citizen, and to punish
every law-brcakcr with all the power com
mittcd to linn. To the half-neasures-tle
slip-shod rolicy--thc unfortunate bIundcrs
upon the part of President PIERCE in Sc
lcctnS the appoIntees to Office in Kansas,
may be traced the murder, thieving and
aarchy which has prevailed there. Peace
and order are again restored, but unless the
rigid policy Of hanging every traitor who
dares resist the authority of law, shall bc
pursued, THE st"ta Of tl.ings will not l"ot
long. We hope that Gov. GEAnY will adj
minister justice with an even balance, and
put an end to the Kansas difficulties, which
perhaps more than any other one thing,
have given strength to the Black Rcpubli-
can cause.
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SPEECH OF COL. ORR

1t seems to be conceded question, that
dissolution of the Union will ultimately
be forced upon the South. Hon. J. L. Orr,
one who has hitherto tcnaciously professcd
his faith in the conservative patriotism of
the North, is reported by the Unionville
Journal, to have said in speech delivered
at Union c. H., "tl,at if Fremont is elect
ed, he believed the Union would bo dis.
solved, and that he would be in favor of its
dissolution. If it occurs, it will take place
between November and March next. lie
had gloomy forcbodings for the future.~Il
Mr.. BUCHANAN is elected, We will have
peace four years, when an effort will again
be made for Black Republcanism. The
people of the South are now more united
than ever; and if the contest must come
we will be prepared to meet the enemy, un.
divided"
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CHANGED HANDS.

We are pleased to learn from the last
independent Press, that w. A. LEE, ESQ,
has purchased q half interest in that paper,
and Will i'll future preside over its editorial
department. We understand that Mcssrs.
LEE & WILSON have it in contemplation to
enlarge the paper and raise the subscription
price. We hope that there are none so
m'serly as to object to this proposition, be-
cause from our own knowledge and expert.
ence, we arc settled in the conviction that
he works without his reward, who publishes
paper at one dollar per annum. From a
favorable conception Of the character and
ability Of Mr.. LEE, founded upon an init
mate acquaintance, we are constrained to
recognize in him an able and honorable
competitor. We clccrfuliy welcome him
once more into our fraternity, and wish him
that success due to his merit and ability.
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NORTHERN SENTIMENT.

1t cannot but be obvious to the dullest of
apprehension, that the sentiment of aboli-
tionis'n is fearfully upon the increase. The
recent elections i'll several of the Northern
States and the overwhelming majorities in
favor OF Black Republicanisln, furnish an
index to the progressive spirit of fanaticsm
which is to swallow up tho South, or dis
solve the ties which bind the two sections
together. We know that there are thou
sands ut the North who believe that tho
Shareholder has rights under the Constitu.
ton, and abhor and detest the traitorous
sentiment that wars against its authority
and labors to maintain the "lIighcr Law
Doctrine" viz: That conscience or opinion
shall decide whether or not the Constitution
or the supreme law of the land shall be
obeyed. But we hope the day is distant,
when bigoted religious sentiment shall sup
plant the Consttution-when the thousand
lsms OF religious sccts shall take the place
OF law, thus making our government 20
l''lco-religious anarchy, instead Of the Re-
public of our fathers.
Notwithstanding there are many amonn
Northern Democrats who are willing TO AL
low to slavery that protection given it by
the Constitution aud laws of the land, vet
'hcy hold opinions upon this question
wholly at war with the views we maintain
in the South. They do not believe that
slavery is right-they believe it is wrong
in the abstract-tllat it is a moral evil, and
are opposed to its extension, but arc not in
favor Of violent measures to restrict it. We
hold that it is morally right-that it is IL
Christian institution, that is the means of
Outstanding millions of the African race
who would otherwise have died in hcathcn-
ism-that our slaves are happy and con-
tented with their lot. Seeing then that the
views of even the best men Of the North.
are so antagonist;c TO our own, it behoovcs
us to look to ourselves for the preservation
and pcrpctuation of our institutions-to de-
eide whether the opposing systems of North
e.n and Southern society can be governed
by the same laws-whethcr q union of
peace and harmony can be maintained be-
tween the two sections.
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Sherif's Sale.

HRY virtue Of sundry Writs of Flora Faciax
-1D to me directed, will sell at Abbey;Io
Court House, on the first Monday and Tuesday
in Noyemher next, within the legal hours Of sale.
the following property, to wit:
50 Acres Of land, more or less, ION which
there Ia fine set of Merchant Mills,l bounded
ny Peter Guillebeau, j. p. Graves and Others.
as the property Of B. f. Gilbert, ads. W. III
Schrimer and others. ;S
200 Acres, more or less bounded hy Samuel
Robinson JOS. t. Moore and others, as tho prop
erty Of Il. w. Pace, ads j. c. Ellis and others.
20O Acres, more or less, bounded by D. III
Rogers, NJ. 0. Tallman and others, a. the prop
erty of the Estato Of Joseph q. Matthews, decd.
ads. A. Giles VS.: Jas sMcCaslaD, Admir-. =
House and Lot ia Lowndesyille, contaiuins,
l2 Acres, more or less, bounded By Joel Lock
hart and oihera a. the property of l.. w. Nc,
Calister, ads Jas @. Bozeman and others.
200 Acres, more or less. bonded by Thss.
Fulton, Charles Depdy aud Others, az the rsop.
erty Of Jas Gillian, ads. JIG. Wilson. r.
l6O Acres, more or lest, bounded sbv w. ~.
Russell, J. w. w. MsrshalI and others. n ~.
property Of Estate Of Jas. McCree, sds. JSo n!
Hunter and Others. , m ? ~ - ~
TERMS CASH.
T II. COCHRAN. g A. 81 y
shsriHA o@ce' Oct -. 1856 i 2tasd
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WANTS TO FIGHT.

A Western Known otl,ing somewhere
in Alabama, puts forth the following propo-
sition:
"If they are so anxious to have me killed,
and will put up any man of their party,
who holds the same official rank in their
party that hold in mine, will fight him
at any convenient time and place, accord
ing to the code Of honor. am one of
the Executive committee of the American
party. Twill fight any one Of the. Execu.
tive committe Of the Democratic party: and,
10 be still moro accommodating, / viii
fight any one Of their electors, or any editor
Of "a Democratic paper that has twelve hun.
dred of circulation. That is my PROPOSE
ton, and let him laugh that .wins.' ~ Il.
Well, that's cool. That fellow will fight
sop paper de xilIahoot paper bullets, But
Will lie stand he s;liainons saltpetse3--
Though our cifyaIaslpa ssi,oS3d come upt "a
..tls point mo yoAld I'M So 80 counted
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MASONIC FEMALE COLLEGE

We have received the First Annual Cata-
logue Of the Masonic Female College ut
Cokesbury. We are pleased to see that
the College promises to be valuable addi-
lion to the institutions of learning already
established in our District.
The Curol;nn Times of the 14tL inst.
in noticing this catalogue, has the follow
ing.
cit appears that the College is in a pros.
porous condition under the control of tho
Masonic Fraternity, and is patronised en-
tirc!v hy the citizens Of AbhcviIlc and. New-
berry Districts, hence we regret to see that
the officers found it necessary to send TO
New York to get up their Catalogue which
is very plain and miscrably corrected af-
fair. Surely our hrelhern of the Press in
Abbcvile or Newberry are competent to
get up DIS nca: if not il better Catalogue
But SO it is. several of our Institutions of
leaning in the South strive for Southern
patronage and are literally supported, but
whenever Il piece Of plain Printing is to be
executed, or almost anything else needed
the money obtained from Southern slave
holders is expended northward in preference
to patronisin9 home industry"
We think it certainly could have been
as we'll printed in the State; but we are
willing that every man shall make the best
bargain he can for himself.
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Ertraon1ina'y Longerity.-DavidR Rapc,
negro, the property OF Mr.. VIM. II. Moss,
died in the town OF Corinth, Tislominco
county, Mississippi, on the 22d ult., at the
advanced age of III years. The Corinthian
Pillar says he was a remarkably obedient
and polite negro, all attest who knew him {;
and as an evidence Of his good conduct, he
was never chastised in his life. lie had
remarkable powers Of endurance, was fine
carpenter, and built n large frame dwelling
for MIR. Moss at the advanced age of ia
years. He has during the present summer
drawn between three and four hundred shin
giles day, and had frequently walked TO
Corinth, n distance of two miles, after hard
days work, 10 supply himself with sugar
and coffee for the month. lie was never
sick in his life, nor did ho ever take dose
tof medicine.
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Obituarn.

PIED, On Friday the I?il. of September, near
Lodi in Ahbcvi!lc District, Mrs LOUISA IIotIAxn
"iIr OF krv. pr. Jno Holland aged 80 years
She was IL native Of this Dis, rici: and ot the
carly ago Of II, she became subi,,., of r,,.,,.
ing grace and united with The Pr.s,ytcri.p
Church at Rock in October, 1888, then un;l,r the
pastoral care of Rev. T.. Cater. In Il few vear.
size was married to Mr.. Jo!n Wilson, and re-
hioveJ within the bounds of Crp.r Long Can,
Church, I" which place her i;lcn:..v-s,,;n wns
transferred. After The death OF MIR Wilson.
si'r returned with her infant daughirrt to her rel
n'lves hear Greenwood, aad in $40 she again
h"";:'ir Il member of Rock Church. In The
carly part "f the wear 1851 1--WE brIcvcI .l,
wi,; married /" DR.. Jmo. Holland. About tw,
years ALTER she was called to mourn Ihc loss nr
IN infant snn, and her own health. whici, had
Tor sometime been feeble, began to fail more r,
lfuiy. IL was apparent 10 her Christian friends
,h''l ''"5c Graces OF The Spirit inplanie ed within
Iicr, Were vigorous ana active, and that she was
last rIprnnE for Heaven. She was possessed of
Il lav"!y ani anubc spirit, and piciy gave
oeau!y ana Refinement to NIL the accomplish
incnts That nature and art had endowed her
with. For several months before she iii. i, her
suiicrings were severe, but she found :hnt the
grace OF God WAS sufficient for her. Sh. WAS
patient and resigned, and ut times appcared
cheefi"i and happy, ms ahc would speak Of her
approaching end. In the struggle " th death,
when asked by her devoted husband if she was
happy III the prospect Of Heaven raising both
hands she answered, "Pcrfecty So" and soon
her cn'ancipatcd spirit returned TO God who
gave it.
The loss Of one wh" we'll DISCHARGED the
uuties OF daughter, sister, wife and mother, is
no ordinary trial, but sure the sad hearts of
weeping relatives should be comfortcd with the
evidence she has left them of her readiness to
depart and he with Christ which is far better
Meet her in Heaven! In the presence of God
is f'lncss of joy; and at his right hand there arc
pleasures forevcrmore j. N
Greenwood, Oct. g. 1856.
o." Will the Southern Christian AJvocsto
(Charleston) please to copy7
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A PUBLIC DISCUSSION

We learn from a private letter to our
Post Master at this place, that a public
meeting of the citizens of Elbcrt County,
Georgia, will be held at the Camp Ground,
October 23d. HILL and CRAwroRp. Amer
lcans, and TooMBs, STEVENS and other dis
tlngu'shed Democrats are expected to he
there.
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ASSASSINATION

The Orangcburg .Southron of the sth
inst, states that Mr.. JAMES McGnEw was
called up from his bed by an assassin, un-
der pretence Of enquiring the direction to
camp meeting in the neighborhood and
when he had approached within few yards
OF the gate, gun was discharged, the con-
tents entering his side, and producing in
slant death.
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P u BLIC SALE LAND

~ "'"'' " "'c CoHt V OTGtn0ry.
Real Estate of Robert Carlisle, decd.
RY Order Of the Court of Ordinary for Abb..
- vile District, will sell 10 the highest bid.
der on Sale day in November next, at The Court
House door, the Real Estate OF Robert CarIisIe.
decd, situate in said District, on waters of Nc.
Cords Creek, waters of Long Cane, containing
One Hundred and Twelve Acres, more or less,
Noble, and others
1ER-MS:-Twelve months credit, the DUR
chaser giving bond and good security, and mort.
gage of the premises if deemed necessary.
Costs TO be paid in Cash.
4. II. COCHRAN, s. A. D.
October l2, 1856. 81 q,
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Irish Emigration and Ensnigration.-
One of the Galway Qreland) papers, noticing
the continuance of the exodus from that pro.
vince to America, speaks of counter tide
of returning ernigrants-persons who have
amassed some wealth, or who have
fallen into state of ill.health. The num-
bers, however, are said to be merely fraction
al as compared with the outward bound
movement.
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/ .Stean,ships.-Thougll but eighteen years
have elapsed since the first vessel wholly
propelled by steam crossed the Atlantic,
now there are fourteen lines of steamers,
comprising forty-eight vessels, plying be-
tween Europe and the United States. Out
of these forty-eight steamers but twelve are
of American construction. The foreign
companies have lost four of their steamers,
and we the Same number
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ELECTIONS IN FI.ORIDA

Although several of the counties in Flor.
ida have given American majori,ics, it is
confidently expected that the Democrats
will have majority in the State.
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Il Po'ccrtul Engine.-The Detroit papers
state that an engine costing fifty thousand
dollars, is in process of construction, which
is to be used for pumping water into the
reservoir of water works of that city, This
Iengine is guaranteed to raise one million
pounds one foot with one hundred pounds
of coal, less than two pounds of coal per
hour for single horse power-the highest
guarantied duty Of any engine known.
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Nebraska.--The census of Nebraska has
just been taken, and it shows population
Of 10,716, and 1000 voters. The popula-
ton has increased over two and one-fourtl,
fold in single year, and the number of
voters is nearly three times greater than in
1866. There was not single dollar sub
scrbed for Sharpe's rifles to establish this
territory aud ALL It with free citizens.
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Gen. Walker has issassl o decree grant.
ingto every fres white etnjgraat to Nicara.
gaa a track ofland of l80 acres; which.
eatter q residence of six moptbs, be sbaIEts.
Ecome entitled ia. Should The su1irfant
bass 8 family he: viii sbs entiIIed fo 800
sntes9 9ops issS sapas ssrIiss; ~ s.. ~
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Dccideaiy Cooi Oper"tion.-Onc Of the
workmcn upon Grccnc's rifles, at the Mas
sachusctts Arms Companys works, was so
unfortunate, day or two since, rs to slit
the thumb of lis right hand upon circu-
lar SAW. Concluding, upon inspection,
that the member was uScl up, he coollv
went back to the saw, and holding the
damaged thumb with hi, left hand, made
Il clean amputation of it, and then pro-
ceeded TO have it dressed 10y a surgeon.-
BoSion Chronicle, Oct. 4.
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Ri"ra Of tie PrcSiIent.-Was Wasl,ngton,
Oct. "a meeting WAS held in the City
Hall this evening for the purpose Of
making arrangements for the reception of
the prcsdcn, on lis return 10 the Capi,ol.
The Mayor presided, and II committee Of
six was appointed to make tic necessary
arrangements.
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ADVERTISEMENTS.

We direct special attention to the adver-
tiscmcnt of DAVIS & BoozER, at Green
wood Depot. They will endeavor to please
customers in price and quality.
WIEI & LYrHGo oE have now their stock of
Fall and Winter Goods. Give them call
when you are in town.
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Loutsriile (Ay) ConGrence.-Th annual
session Of the Louisville Conference Of the
NJ. +. Church, South, convened in Elizabeth.
town, Ky. on Wednesday. at the BAPTIST
Church-Bishop of Early, Va prcsidin..-
Nearly all the ministers belonging to the
Conference were present
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Estate Of Edna Caldwell, decd
SETTI,EMEIHTr s.

A LII persons interested in the Estate of Edno
a Caldwell, decd, are hereby notified that
final Settlement Of said Estate, will be made in
the ordinarys Office, Abbevile Court House.
on the first day of January uext A. ID. iah7
GEORGE r, CALDWELL. Adm,r.
Oct. Is, 1856. -. Sc tds.
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c ollllllcrriut.

AEDEvILLE &. H., Oct. l6, 1856
c"H"" We have had another lively weeks
business IN Cotton. Some 500 bales have changed
hands ut prices ranging from 10 to l24 cts, cx-
trc1nes.
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Di,lllcllcaI.

MARRIED., on the I;'a inst, by Rev II. If
i'ir"ht, Dr. &. ". WATSON and Hiss PEluEl:.
ADAMS both of this District
80 Printers fec received
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C"LrMETA, October IL, ISJ6
There was less animated demand for co:tc,
yesterday: and prices We're rather in favor ul
buyers; tic SUPPLY ON sale was light, at prices
Ranging from u IL l2s crnis.
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Il Remarkable Cuse.-A friend writes to
the Southern BAPTIST the following facts
concerning n lady who is member of the
Baptist Church in LawlonviI!e, S. G. She
will be sevcnty-tlrce years old on the 2Gth
of next December, and has eighty-sevcn
children, grand or great grand-chil-
dren now living, and there has not yet been
found a swearer or drunkard among them.
The most of them who are grown, are mem
bers of the baptist denomination. The lady
is still quite active, and goes about visiting
among the sick, often sitting up with them
without suffering any from the effects of it.
Nrw York, Oct. about 1000 emf
grants arrived at Castle Garden, daily, on
the six days ending October g. In the
number were fifty organ grinders with
their monkeys. Nearly all these emigrants
came well furnished with means for reach
ing their Western homes, or were provided
for by friends on their arrival. The Swc-
dish passengers are IL fine, healthy, and in
tclligcnt body of men, women and children,
and appear to be well provided with worldly
gear. They held IL prayer meeting ut the
Garden, the service being conducted by
Rev. Mr.. lIe,lstrom, Swedish clergyman, oi
this city.
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SPoon1ators Awa1tA,,
More than Prize TO Every 10 Tickets !
cIy"PRLZES GUIRINIEkD an

Those that would be in season to secure Tick.
cts in the
Fort Gaines Academy Lottery.
To be drawn Friday, October "a, 1856.
should -. lose n" time' if they would secure any Of
the brilliant Prizes offered in the Scheme "
Capital Prize, $40, 900! Lowest Prize Gan
The number drawing the Capital must .,,
cltIcr IN !, = 4, 5, G, Z, 8, 9, o. All Ticke,.
(Which must be one i'll ten) when the numhsr
ends IN ,he same figure as the one drawing tbs
Cnp'tnl Pr'ze, is guaranteed to draw $40 he.
sides the chances for the larger Prizes = y ~ We
Whole Tickets, slo-Halves, s5-euarter,, % IN
r = Ier!Ihcates Of Packages will he sold at tho
following rates, which is the risk '"'
Certificate of Package Of 10 Wholes, sso
90 :. linIves, 80.
orders can be addressed to "
:. SWAN & CO, Atlanta. q,
or 5. SWAN, Montgomery, Ala.
" For particulars, see Scheme in auo,ho,
column. " """"'her
October 10, 1856. e7 =.
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NoTLCE.

a LII persons having demands against the Es-
II tate Of John Callahan, decd. viii, nresent
them properly attested for payment
S. w. CALLAHAN, Ex'or.
Oct. 16, 1856. e6 II
EY Press copy times.