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S o u L II G. A r OI.IN
LANCASTER DISTRICT.
DYP. Y. HAMMOND, Esquire, Ordin

pY p. Y. HAMMOND, Esquire, Ordina.
- ~ for said District.
WHEREAS, Martha l.. Nisbet and Jas
Rodgers have applied TO mo for Letters of
Administration on all and singular the Goods
and Chattles, Rights and Credits Of Mai.
John w. Nisbct late Of the Dis,ric. afore.
said, deceased.
THESE are, therefore, to cite and sd-
monish all and singular, the kindred and
creditors Of the said deceased, to te and an.
pear before me at our next Ordnary's Court
for the said District, to be holden at Ian.
caster Court House on the 10Th day of Jan.
uuty inst, to chow cause, ifany, why the
said administration should no. be granted
Given under my hand aud seal, this 2nd
{ ~ day Of Jan. in the year of our
( L. =. Lord one thousand eigh. hundred
t~~ )snd sixty three and in the eighty.
seventh year Of the independence Of tho
State Of South Carolina.
=. Il. HAMMOND,
o. l. ID.
Jan. 7, 1853. at
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tr0R TIE LANCASTER LEDorR.i
Fort MouLTxiE, Dec. 80. 1876,

Fort MoULTKiE, Dec. 80. 1864.
DEAR LEDGER.-Christma has come and
gone, and being afraid that you would think
that wo had gone too, have determined to
drop you line just to contradict any such
erroneous impression, If such thsre be-
Yes am still hanging TO the limb like that
opossum that was so POLITICALLY described
as hanging fast by the tail when all four
feet had been "shook loose" When last ]
took nay grey goose quill TO give 10 friendly
correspondence with you, was quietly abi.
ding my fate among the innunerabls rui.
sancss at North Edisto, and in that epi.tle
promised TO write again, that promise
have been unable to keep, for several rea-
sons. "The spirit was willing tho the flesh
wss weak" rs you. see by this. However,
sxsusss are out OF place between old ac-
quaInisnces like US, and will proceed to
give you and our friends at home some nc-
count Of ourselves without further apology.
hope you all are not seeing as hard times
IN Lancaster as We do down here, for as on
Edisto NO were fed on potatoes, hsre we
enjoy the questionable luxury OF rice and
mustard. Oh. for the good old days of
rpork and beans" TO come once more.
I understand the "Ressrvss" have left
home, which l assure you has distressed
me much, ns ] am afraid cabs" will nav
you all . visit BY way Of Charlotte. Look
out for him as the ~Reserves"-your bul.
works-havo departed. I understand my
friend "Long Grabs" 10 quite popular with
his men, which ] am very glad to hear. as he
Is no doubt very efficient officer, and per.
feet gentleman.
We are still looking confidently for an
attack, and ] hope to give q good account
Of ourselves in such a case. Lancaster is
we'll represented in the Regiment Com.
pany "a" is composed principally Of sons
Of Lancaster and Chcstsr6eId. and ! sm
certain that such men A. Serg,. snipss and
Elliott, with the rest will stand BY their
,Iuns as long as there is a "shot in the
locker"
As you see by the heading Of this that
we are on Sulliyan's Island, the honorable
ypot where Mouluie and Jasper fought ma.
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General Morgan is returning from Ken.
lucky, having accomplished his object, and
is now in The rear of Rosencranz. II is be.
llered that Buford, Forrest and Morgan
have joined, making force Of fifteen thou.
sand cavulry in the rear of the Abolition
army.
CHARLESTON, January S.-The following
despatch was received by General Beaure.
gard, to-day
MURFRrEsBoRo, January To General
G. 7: Beauregdrd The enemy has yield
Cd his strong position and is falling buck
We occupy tho whole field, and shall fol.
low him. Gen. Wheeler, with his cavalry,
made complete circuit Of their army, on
the 3oth and 3lst. He captured and des.
troyed three hundred wagons, loaded with
baggage and commi.sary sloces, and pa,
rolled seven hundred prisoners. tie is
again behind them, aud has captured an or
dnnnce train. To day we secured several
thousand stand Of small arms. The body
Of Gensral Sill was left on the field, and
three others are reported killed. Cod has
granted us happy New Year.
(Signed,) BRAXTON BRAGG,
General Commanding.
RICHMOND, January 3.-The following
othcial dispatches were received last nic.t,
at the War Department:
hURfREEsHoRo, January l.-Gen. S.
Cooper The expedition under Forrest has
fully accomplished its object. The rail.
roads in West Tennessee are broken in
many places, and large amounts Of storv.
destroyed, many arms captured, and twelve
hundred prisoners paroied. Morgan has
done his work, but the full effect i. not
shown. The enemy in Tsnuessee and
Misslssippi are without railroad and telc.
graphic concentrations with their Govern.
ment.
(Signed) BRAXTON BRAGG,
General Commanding.
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Auction Sale.

Public notice is hereby given that | will
sell on Sale day in Februry, at Lancaster
1onrt House at auction, large quantity
OF buggy and wagon wheels, carriage bo.
dies, both new and old, springs and axles
Tor buggies and carriages. A lot Of tire
iron, new and old, boxes, bolts, screws, &c.
Also quantity of old irons, with lot Of
carriage trimmings. The above mentioned
stock Of articles contains considerable
quantity OF very useful iron, such rs every
farmer and planter stand in daily need of.
The terms will be made known on the
day Of sale.
JOHN B. COUSART.
Jan. Z, 1863, 48-2m
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President DAVIS.

President Davis (says the Columbia
Guardian) and snIto came up from Branch
vile yesterday. and took the Charlotte train
nj the Junction for Richmond He WAS
compelled to give a levee to the ladies at
Orangeburg Depot. where he bore himself
with iilability and dignity. lie is rsprossn.
cd Ms looking remarkably well.
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OBITUARY.

DIED Of Pneumonia, at his residence, eOth
ult. MAJ. JonS w. NIsHlr, aged 81 years
From carly lie he vas an Exemplary member
ot the Church. Dor - years he was q Ruling
Elder IN Tirzah congregation aud Clerk Of the
Session. lie was President Of the Tirrah Bible
society from its formation, and life member.
Also a life member ot the A. b. Society. And
ia all the transactions Of lfeIhe acted under the
dictates OF noble, generous, consistent princi.
pies Ills mind was naturally strong and active:
and 1t was much improved by extensive read.
ing and reflection, so that he was distinguished
ior his gehera Intelligence: and particularly for
h's proficiency in Biblicrl love and ecclesiasti.
cal Jurisprudence. IN consequence of an e1.
tremeiy modest, unobtrusive disposition, he
often passed in society for less than his real
value. There are few, who possessed more in.
tcl!cctual and moral worth lie was liberal.
punctuai, generous and conscientious in all the
relations OF lie. Rarely do We record the death
o, IN individual, in whom were combined more
virtues and fewer deScts. In politics, he was
a Democrat OF the Jeffersonian school and al.
ways iclt deep interest in the affairs of State
let lie was never violent partisan. In poll.
tics az IN religion he was liberal forbearing to-.
ward those differing from him. Having dcsccn.
ded from Revolutionary ancestors, he at once
tr"S an active part in the great Revolution of
the present day. And he earnest desired and
prayed for the establishment Of our second in.
dependence. His age and feeble constitution
forbid HIM to enter the field a. soldier. Beth
h's sons entered the army as volunteers: one
feil at Manassas; the other was severely woun.
ded before Richmond, but is again in tho field.
lie was patriot, christian and gentleman.-
And in his death the church and the country
have sustained heavy loss. But to him to
1--we was Christs; but to die was gain. For all
the ends he aimed at wsre bis Gods, his coun.
ry's and truths.
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No Exchanges.

RICHMOND, Jan. l There has been no
exchange Of prisoners for two weeks.
Judge Ould received notification to pre-.
pare for an exchange Of 500, but the Fed
eral flag Of truce boat has not yet arrived.
II is surnised that the Lincoln Govern.
ment has taken umbrage at the RetaIiatory
Proclamation Of President Davis and that
new arrangements will have to be made
before there will be another Exchange.
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ALL persons indebted to Wm. Ross, de.
ceased, are notified to make payment, aand
all persons having claims or demands are
requested TO prosen the same on or before
the 7th April next or this notice will plead
in Bar to any demand not 90 presented, as
the Estate must be settled.
}. II. MCNURRAY,
AdpinistrstOr.
Jan 9Th 1869, <8-3m
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SECOND DISPATCH,

SECOND DISPATCH.
CHARLESTON, Jan. lin the fight n,
Murfrecsboro, we captured most Of the
enemy's hospital stores with many nmbu
lances.
Gen Ranes, on our side, is killed Gen
Chalmers is wounded Col. A. w. Fry. OF
Mississippi, is killed; Col. Fist, Of Louisi.
ana, is wounded.
The Yankee Generals Thomas, Syll
Shardon and ericsson, are killed. Gen. SIC.
Cook is also reported killed.
The Yankee loss is immense. II is i'm.
possible to Obtain a list Of the casualties,
or more particulars, tonight.
We destroyed two millions Of dollars
worth Of Yankee property in the rear of
the Yankee army, last uight, including five
days rauoas.
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From Kentucky.

RICHMOND, Jan. 2.-General Morgan made
successful raid upon Elizabethtown, Ky ,
on the 9Th. and drove the troops from their
s'ocsade defence, capturing 600 prisoners,
and so destroyed the Nashville g. Louis.
vile Railroad (the Herald Says,) as to sus.
pend communication by that line for at
least 80 days.
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Adjt. and Inspector-Generars Office
RICHMOND. VA, December 81, 1862.
GENERAL ORDRES NO 96-Ertrael
" UNDER THE PROVISIONS OF
" THE SECOND clause of Paragraph
ii Of General Orders No. 81, commissions N ed
officers and privstes who are incapable OF
bearing arms 10 consequence Of wounds re-
ceired in battle, but who are otherwise Fl;
for service, are required, if not otherwise
assigned, to report to the nearest comman. L.
dant Of conscripts in their respective States,
who will, If they are fitted for such duty,
assign them TO the collection Of slragglers
and tho enforcement Of the provisions of
this order, with full power 10 call upon the
nearest'military authority for such assis
tance as may be necessary thereto.
In pursuance Of the above Extract from
General Orders Dc, all therein concerned
will forthwith report ia person at this
Camp Of Instruction. No written commu-
nication will be received nc q report. All
who report will be subjected to exsmina.
iion by the Examining Board.
BY order. JOHN 3. PRESTON,
Col. A. A Gen, Commandant.
JAs. L. BLACK, Adjt Of Post.
Jan. 2. 1862 48-2t
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Ten Yankee Officers Executed

RICHMOND, Jan. 1.-The papers Of this
morning publish report that Gen. Hind.
man has executed ten Yankee officers in 70.
taliia,ion for the McNeel Dutchsry.
This, IL true, will teach the blood tbirsty
and cowHrdly wretches invading our terri.
tory to respect the rules Of civilized war.
fare
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VIcKsBuRc, January 2.-IIon. Joseph T.
ssdden: The enemy, finding hi. efforts
unavaiIing TO make any inroad. upon our
position here, have re.embarked, leaving a
considerable quantity Of entrenching tools
and other property. and apparently has re-
linquished his designs upon Vick.burg.
(Sgned) J. e. PEMBERTON,
Lieut.. Gen. Commanding.
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Notice.

ALL psrssss having claims sgains. the
Estate Of MARTA p. Crawford, deceased
will present them, in due form, for sottle
ment. Those indebted to said Estate will
be expected to make immediate payment
without further notice.
MARY ALICE CRAWFORD,
Execatrix.
Jan. ], 1863. 48-2t
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Estate Notice.

ALL persons indebted to A. J. Sistare
deceased, ar, notified to make payment
and oil persons having claims or de-.
mands OF any character, are requested 70
present tho same with the time prescribed
by law.
AGNESS A. SISTARE,
ADMIR-.
Jan. 7, 1869. 4s-3m.
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Casualties.

The following is list Of casualties in Capt.
B. II. Clyburns Company 2d Regiment c. V.
commanded by Lieut.. A. n Perry;
Wo"sdcd-Corp. Moody, X ID. Cauthsn, Sc
rerely; w. Adkins, Elijah Hinson, B. b. Ken
nngt0n, slightly.
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ESTATE NOTICE.

pERSONS indebted, either to the Estate
Il Of Isabella n. Connors, deceased. or
that Of Andrew J. ConnOrs, deceased, will
make payment to the undersigned Per.
sons having demands against either or both
Of said Estates, are hereby notified to pre-.
sent them, in legal form, to me. for pay
ment, within the time prescribed by law
This notice will be plead in bar TO any
claims subsequently presented
w. NJ CONNORS, Admir-.
Dec 3, 1862, 43--- 3n
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ia n recent speech in New York, James
Brooks proposed rs peace measure a CEN
vention Of Mi the Statcs-New Jersey 10
act as mediator between Lincoln and the
seeded States.
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Banks Expedition

CHARLEsTos, Jan. 2.--Northern paper.
received report that zine Of the vessel.
forming Banks expedition have been
wrecked. The steamer M. Sanford, with
800 troops, was wrecked on Carysfoo,
Reef, but the troops were saved.
The Niagara pu, into Philadelphia. 10 a
sinking condition.
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NEGROES FOR HIRE.

Abont The first or second week in Jan.
uary will hire privately ten or eleven prime
negroes Of the Fraser, Estate. Apply TO
mo at my residence at Hanging Rock, IS. &.
JAMES Nj INGRAM,
Ey'r.
Dec. ~, 1869. 45-tf.
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shreveport and Texas Rail Road as far as
Delh'' a distance Of ofthirty.eight miles. The
of'oses over the Texas and Macon Bayou
Q'a) Rail Road are said 70 have been
burned.
The town Of Delhi is reported totally
destroyed
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CHATTANOOGA, December si.-Eighty.
eight Abolition prisoners, captured near
Murfreesboro, were brought here last night.
Seventy-three more, with eight negroes,
have just arrived on this evenings train
The last party were captured yesterday by
Gen. Wheeler's cavalry, bet tween Ro,sn.
ernnz's army and Nashville.
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Good News.

AT the auction sales yesterday, (says the
South Csrolinian Of the lst inst,) Liverpool
salt sold for S9O per SACK short time since
at $3.50; and coast salt at sl2 so per bushel-
lately selling at tS5.
There is good time coming
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Our Advertising Terms.

Owing to the continued advance in price of
everything connected with the printing bust.
ness, we are obliged to make some advance of
our terms for advertising. For particulars see
rates published on the first page. Our terms
for subscription remain The same.
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STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,

HEADQUARTERS,
COLUMBIA, s. c., DEC. l9, 1862.
p F. ARTHUR, ESQ, is hereby ap.
l)s pointed Private Secretary to his Ex.
cellsncy the Governor.
by order of his Exceilency Gov. Bonham.
+. J. MOSES, in,
Acting Private Secretary.
Dec. 23, 1861. 48-it.
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"A charlestonian" proposes through the
South Caroiinian that the name Of Union
District be changed to Gregg, in honor Of
the lamcnted Maxey Gregg.
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Banks, in his general orders, has auspen
ded all public sales Of property in Now
Orleans, on account Of the United States,
until further orders.
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NEGRORS TO HIRE,

| will hire al my residence in Lane aster
District, on the 9Th day Of January next,
or 2 likely able.bodied negroes. Anon
them is n number one eook. woman.
w. w. ELLIS
Dec. II, 1862, 45-3t
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Estate John Williams, ESQ.

4 LII persons indebted TO John Williams,
IA Esq are notified to make payment,
and all persons having claims or demands
of any character, are requested TO present
the same within the term prescribed by
Law. This notice will be plead in Bar to
any demand not so presented.
JAMES II. WITHERSPOON,
Admir- J. Williams.
Lancaster c. H., Oct. 81, 1862. 38-3m.
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Estate Col. Dixon Barnes.

A IL PERSONS HAVING DEMANDS
"A against the late Col Dixon Barnes of
any character or grade, will present the
same properly vouched, to either of the un.
dersigncd within the time prescribed bv
laval indebted will make payment.
DANIEL w. BROWN,
JAMES II. .WITHERSPOON,
Executors
Nov 10, 1862, 4I-2m
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The Yankees say they have a cavalry
raid on hand which is 10 wipe our Stuaris
achievements.
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Estate James Summsrvillc, de-
ceased.

4 IL persons having demands OF any
"a character or grade sgains! the Estate
OF James Summervic deceased, arc here
by notified to hand them in for settlement
on or before the Goth day of February next;
and all persons interested in sSid Estate,
either as legatecs or heirs at law. arc noti-
fled 10 be present at the office of the Orii-
nary at Lancaster Court House on that day,
~ q final settlement Of the IN tt;crs of the
Estate will be made.
This notice will DO plead in bar to all de-
mands, Of whatever character, presented a.
ter the Gay above named.
&. w. .SUMMERVlLLE,
Lancaster Z. H., >. Z. Agent
Nov. 20, 1862, 42-Sm
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NS'no'Ni II
.Iugh, Z. d.
Kirby, II. y.
KittcrcIl, J D o
Leroy, SAM p
Litileton, l. w
Ice, + +
l.ovclaco, Ransom,
Lee, john
Lnrgins, NJ &
Lane, w s
l.ockhart, X NJ
McCaw, K
Morris, ID $
monroe, James
Mincey, NJ
Marsh, Il III
Mcintyre, Y g
Meadows, n
Marsh, ii
Morris, A
Mann, J NJ
Montgomery, ] b
Mckomn, ) NJ
Morgan, w +
Neal, ID NJ
Neelcy, r
OTIS, J
Orr, a
Ovens, REM
Oadum, III +
Pope, J Is
Price, J A
Prosser, NJ
Parker, G A
Pilgrim, r r
Pie, u L
Pepper, J II
Parrish, David,
Price, w II
Page, Alfred
Packet, q w
Folsom, John NJ
Phillips, Franklin
Rogers, w ID
Roberts, 4; l.
Rankins, J w
Ray, Ii ii
Reidc, J N
Ritters, VIM
Ross, J S
Robinson, G w NJ
Rucker, Addison,
Super, A p
Sherley, r
Sullivan, N
Smith, B NJ
Stevens, Il w
Smith, John
Stone, Robert
Shaw, John
Spear, J
Sawyer, w
Singleton, A r
Sad!er, John A
luton, J Iil
Tate, Il r
Tompkins, John
Todd, w T.
Todd, II Ii
Taylor, NJ s
Vaughn, w J
WInn, K J
Whitmorc, w II
Wilkcrson, w
Wire, w A
Welch, J &
Williams, J II
Wilson, A
Whitaker, John
Wash, II Is
West, r
Williams, 1t V B
Walker, w W
Wilson, f. J
Wallace, II B
Wrinkle, w J
Wilson, Caleb
.
Whit, J w
Young, w NJ
Young, John b
December 30, 1862
4S-it
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Abbott, ]. T. \
Adams, J )hn /,
Armstrong, a. {. |
Anderson, J ii
Bigham, J
Bsbb, John T |
Brown, w |
Barden, J |
Brachcr, 5 T
Bayne, ID &
Botenstine. + w
Blanton, b F
Barns, J NJ
Burdett, Il J
Barrett, Benz c
Burdctt, } W
Bledsoe, v 3
Burns, B l.
Craddcck, Y
Cox, Y B
Cook, J NJ
Corthan. w
Cumming, A
Craddock, II NJ
Cogbum, J II
Cohen, James,
Campbell, w +
Crops, w G.
Dalton NJ b
Duncan, b
Dyer, Nathan
Dickens. John
Duncan, David
Drinkard, " A
Donald, NJ II r.
Dean, A +
DAVIS, J e.
Duncan, M
Elrod, Iiadlcy
Ellis, Robt NJ
Estin, A NJ
Evans, II +
Edsns, w J
Foster, A +
Forrest, Thomas A
Furgerson, Burrell
Floyd, John T.
Funding, J w
Finn, John
Flack, Jacob
Fel,s, II $
Floyd, J
Graves, Bennett
Gossett, E II
Grant, =
Goodson, Robt
Goodson, G
Gilbert, Z NJ
Gruber, p
Gamble, J N
Granger Franklin
Galloway, John
Gravsrly, J
Grant, J w
Hogan, w s
Hudson, J e
Hudson, b &
Homes, ] &
Hardin, A
Hill, " A
Hudggin+, G c
llarreil, Amos
Hutchinson, J w
Hunter, p S
Holland, } ID '
Hill, J V
Holman, ] F
tIagens, J II
Iianey, l. &
Herbert, II VI
Haley, OBJ
Harrison. r X
Iyey, w J
James, John l.
Jordan, J J
Jones, 5 &
Jones, James
James, G 81
Johnston, J 81
Jordan, e
Kelly, 40
Jan. 7, 1869,
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The Enemy again beaten back at vicks.
burg.

burg.
FIcKsBURG, December 3l.-A courier has
lust arrived, who statos that the enemy at
tempted to stsrSa oar kses sgsin this aorn.
ing, but, after severe contest, were re-.
pulsed with terrible loss. No farther par
ticulars at present The lsss Of the enemy
is said to be about 800 killed and wounded,
and 400 prisoners. Our loss is about SO
killed and wounded.
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E The following named members of
South Carolina Regiments and Companies,
who died in and near Richmond. Va, left
snec's which tho legal representatives can
secur" upon presentation of proper evidence
10 Captain CLARENCE MOFfIT, Assis.
tant Quartcrnaster Ri,nIsnnS V,
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Jan 7,-lS62
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Estate William Ross.

Jan. !, 1863.
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Jan. 7, 1863.
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SOUTH CAROLINA.

Jan. 9Th 1869
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S o u t b Carolina

Jan. 7, 1853.
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Jan. Z, 1863,