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i|rom Springfield.
special Dispatch to the Chicago Times.

| sIVcItI DIT I'IvII % lI0 0IIIIl35u IIIllc@.
SPRINGFIELD, III. Nov. 10.
Col Priyat, 10th Pennsylvania volunteers,
has been appointed commander of the draft
rendezvous in this city, rice Maj. Heflernan,
relieved; and Maj II. Halt, lst Massachu-
sets artillery, has been placed in command
of Camp Butler, il: place of Mai. lIeflernan,
relieved. Maj Hcficrnan vote for McCle Ian
and loses his official head for daring 10 vote
his honest sentiments.
Several hundred drafted men and substi-
tutes who were sent home from Camp Butler
by the administration to vote for Lincoln have
failed to report since. They probably voted
in Canada.
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There is much excitement aloug the Canada
border in New Ior], in Consequence ofrumo-s
Of rebel expeditions fitting out in Canada te
for purposes Of plumber and devastation.
The government of Canada has issued 4
proclamation on The subject. and Gorbidding
the expectation or carriage coastwise of arms
and ammunition.
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DISMISSED FROM tbs ARMY.-!n 4 list
of dismssals from the army, published at
Washington, We find the following:
Ist Lieut.. Thomas Hickey. quar.ernlastcr
sd Illinois. for absence without leave. DISC
bedience of orders. and for circulating false
reports relatingto tie condition and losses o.
the army in West Virginia.
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EceCu'O7-'s Notice.


FsfIiE undersigned hayiu. been appointed ExccutrN
n the last W Ill AMI Testament Joseph Pa, k"nan,
lat o. tie county Ia ls and state TO! Hines dtteas-
c, hereby gives that -c viii appear before the
County Court of La sadie County, tho Court House IN
Ottawa at the January Term, tte third Monday in
rf,. sI Estate Ar, notified and requested t. attend for
the ,iris- OF having the adjusted All persons In
led To- Estate requested IL Ih" Inin'ie pay
mont to the undersigned.
Dated this 10Th DIV Of Noycnllor. l. D. 1861.
JOHANNA PACkENliAM ErsrtrLr.
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Ed. AExsroNG' s.-Peogle who want really
good clothing, made up Of the best material
ard in the very latest style, 60 to Ed. Arm
strong's. His stock IS made up entirely of
the best in the market, and in clothing. as in
most other things, every sensible man knows
tie best is aIw.ys the cheapest.
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PUELIC SrEAKERs AND SINGERS will find
Browns Bronchial Trochcs' beneficial in
clearing the voice before speaking or singing
and relieving the throat after any unusual
exertion Of the vocal organs, having = u.eu-
liar adaptation to affections which disturb
the organs of speech.
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ILLINOIS ELEcTIoN.-Thc official vote Of
this state, from all the counties except Gin
ton, gives Lincoln 10000 majority. The
aggregate vote of the state IS 80, 000-5.00O
more than in 1860, although since that time
Illinois has sent $4,000 men 10 the army
The Democrats poIled.2o, 600 more vote. than
in 1862, when they carried the state by L.
600, and vet are beaten $4,000. Can this
have been fair election?
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NOTICE is hereby given, that sealed proposals frrcor-
~ s'ructun Of approaches to bridge across the Feeder
upon In Sale street Will be received office Of he
City Clerk until Saturday noon Dec I'd 1864. Proposals
must state the price per foot yard according to plan and
specifications file in sud City Clerks office. All bids
subject the decision of the committee ON Streets and
Alleys. Proposals TO be directed Street and Alley
mittee Of the city OF Ottawa. ALBERT +. DOW,
ity n NOV filuj-.
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Con WEATHER. N IeYA-0n Tuesday
morning the thermometer stood at } degrees
below zero at Muscatine, Iowa. The Missis-
sissippi river is closed by ice from St. Paul
to Keoi.uk
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~ Chaplain in Arkansas says that a
man buying iurs was conycrsing with a We
man at whose house he called, and asked her
I'll there were any PreSbyterians around
there She hcsitated Il moment, and said
she guessed not; her husband hadn't kill
ed any since they'd lived there"
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ga Yankee editor, of the saving class,
who stored away his exchanges for the past
two years, and accumulated about forty thous-
and of EN-, now advertises to sell them at
three cents T. piece, and is receiving lots OF
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sS..iI

I = m m =
cI'' S'''''' 'i'e,i'H'''I' - -
/ The material Interests and comfort o. ''''
owner. Of lie era,-.s .iau was uuivy--ai- be-
H., -, .,,..., ..l Gcoreca,.5. This
Ill r-.........
opinion - doubtless -o"-0' Oh '-1 ' .'. Il
fact shown by the census, that from 800 to
! 1850. = decade during which slavery may be
...;l -, how. ...,;,cJ the ac,Doof its nautical
power anu i-'''. a. -''' scope 'o' 5''"'1 anu
expansion IN this country as during any de
cade since the revolution. lis ratio Of increase,
- can.arel with the whites. had fallen of
.o ,..... ,o,,+ I'D -, ..1. ,,.,. g.. d..
for the last three decades. At this rate, un-
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u mild and vet strict system Of disciplire has
50 ei,cctually impressed all Of his regiment
wish the fact that a man can lie gentleman
and a soldier Just a. easily rs brute-that
obedience t. orders Is the best evidence of
bravery and success. and the only true course
t. honor, and tlat u disregard Of discipline
leads to "owarlice and iniamv; that nearly
all q the Ialth are'too proud, too honorable,
70 allow their fair fame 10 be furnished with
the reflection that in their efforts to restore
the Union OF the States they had robbed and
hcrgarod wU-Ien ard children.
After the teams are loaded the foragers re-
tara To their camps where the fruits Of their
labors are equally distIiJutcl--each regi-
mcut receiving the forage collected by its de-
tacEmcnt.
Ii the distance gone is too evcat for the
detachment to return the same day, they all
meet 1t an appointed geEdczyouse, put out
their uckets. 10 guard against amy surprise
Of rebel cavalry or bushwhaclers who con-
stantly prowi through the mountains and then
have a grand feast on the delicious gathering
up during the day. The operation Of cook
| ing and iaasting Is usually lcptrp until mid
night, when all lay down around their fires
and 20 to sleep. Without any cares they
sleep sJundly and swectly. From four to five
hours such rest IS ample for the iateues of
the day ana at early dawn they are all up
again cooking broadcast preparatory to an
early start for "smP.
in ;h.5 way the whole OF tins army has
NANNY saySisJcI the past month. II has saved
/ the government millions Of money and has IN
liried some damage on the enemy and caus-
Gel an iuca,yu!aJ.e amount Of wrath and
misery.
We reached Rome about / o'clock and en-
caInped on the north side Of the Coos" Rive,
just outside the main line Of de.cuccs. The
town was captured by Davis division of the
| It'll corps IN May last and has been garrison
cd ever sine. by a brigade from that division.
The work Of defence around the town are Of
tie mos, formidable character and the loca-
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. dr junction q Ia" Home branch o. the that-
I t2nooga and Attanta Raliroad. In It's palm
lest days it probably contained 500 iuhabi-
,aats. but at present Iur few, II any, ot the
/ citizens Remain, and the houses that rcmaln
are mostly occupied 10y troops.
An arm. has Queen habits. L 4ar,as nos
session ola town or VILLAGE and forms IFS
In. .r,,,ni;+ TI. r,,,.,.,.r .,..-,. .t.,-
81 ,rr., i = ',arrraI rr.r, f.. rn,har with
y,li,h =. mi l,,,r-s Fr.,, ,,h-, i +.
I,,'-,, tr... rI,.. s+..,. = I'm. I'm. .;,,-I ;[,br
al aJ;o;nin,, L,ari rnras l,r,,. L,,ll;I5,,s
SL.T. g.. .r, t,,r I..,.r a,d tLa i,,.,, :..I,
yoa++.r'd 'rr,.I, +I, ,o,s r ,,,.ra, j.o.
/ 90
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Official returns OF the vote in New York
State show a majority for Lincoln Of $50,
:.ad t5r Fenton for Governor OF S,lg1. The
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Senatorial t.iecliOn-

The following IS Tie vote for Senator in the
18th district, composed of the counties Of La
Sale, Livingston and WooifJri:
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+ . K S A l. L Gil + APP

Inc cast half Of the south west quarter of section
tuAt! 'ni, III Township iry-onc north rangc five east
IN La Sadie county. En- quirc Of b SMITH
Nov. ) I'm
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Two little boys of Portland have discover
ed q new way to make money which we can
lot commend. One of;theIu rusbcs up to 4
gentleman in q hotel and delivers him an en-
yelopc purPorlng to contain a Geographic
despatch, receiving fifty cents Or more there
for, aud departing hastily. The victim opens
his niss.yc 10 find It simply blank sheet, or
-. :...:...l;..n IN B.. L.. hon .hi.l-
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TO THE PUBIIC-Mv VIII

L Mar Jane Lrk having, in fit Of dr,nt. cement I.rt
hvi home and no persuasion other means ha,u, tbs
iF prevailed upon her To return; and she r,y ing in nor
aI,Fa'It condition, contracted numerous pcclniary IN
!ulH'' In NY name ths is to caution all persons not t.
trust h"C uly account Her condition ,.,,arI ~,
wholly unit 10 do business AMI person, who trust her
- - ,' -, !, ~ I.,,il o"i fisk WN LEEk.
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GES. CAygY.-Thc announcement Of the
death Of Gen, Canhv, week ago, seems to
have been premature. The wound he received,
ION board guuboaton White river, from gu
rcilla on shore, was less serious than at first
reported, and Gen. c. is expected to he kept
from duty IL it but a week or two.
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CAUTION Notice is hepeby Civ
Ven that whereas my wife, Mary Cahill has left my bee,
and board without Provoc,ti,n, this caution
all persons mot tu ilur trust her ny account rs
shall pay debts Of her contracting. Town of ,s- l.
Sale To, III. Nov. i, ls6l.-;iw.
holm & AMIN
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All knowing themselves indebted To- the firm will please,
call ana settle" Al holding claims against the Will
please present Il .m for Payment
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My health has been poor for the last year that find
must make change, which alone occRSirs the above
desire sell uIt. TiIGS CLANCY.
Ottawa. NOV. l.. 1861 -Gm0S.
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III NIB EIs.

And viii give .EuuCemcnts to any man wanting to
establish himself 1t 4 good point. Or viii sell
the trade al fair figure If We should sell stock We
vent tic purchaser good yard well located at
u,.Sra. rent
The New York herald., 1864-02-07

A GENTS 1,s. hRE ARE GUARANTEED SIS PER DAY, AND
Icocise troS asa present splendid fyold or Silver
nennns r,n Ss.e M..sh genuine Enssh movement and
krra Large Sire Prize Packages now ouI new
snordns Immense profits Each package sop,ans sns
ncns rich presents o. One Jswey. Ae DO worth seyee
aees cootsns NOR: valuable goods than any Saf dosan
ethsrs ever sold We are the soe Of ,bs
"0roat OfiGinal kickards Prize Psokaees each ~
ws hsvs coyrshssd None others are genuine BewsTe
Of parties who copg eur advertisement offer pve,s
una kc Agents wasted In every town and camp eesa
for circulars tsf this money mailing
frss ~ kicKARDs Co. i@ Nassau street original,
largest end oldest Pnss Package House 10 ths worid
The New York herald., 1864-02-07
$40 600 70 TO-. LEASE, ,A yos .I ONE ysAs q

S3O OOO mo I'VE IVA soeas PHH rs,.,n oSE Y.As or
ing each other and situated mmeds,ey the bank 5f
pantstns are 1ney improved and capable OF mai king
From 2v TO 500 bAcs OF cotton. Having never ceasei
cultivated thcy provided with stock corn fodder
A and the aDorers are nov satherns the cotton
post and under the protection the gunboa these
cfsr superior Inducements Va essess There win be
q the crop q last rear which The lssscs wt ssres %
that The total rent 81 both plantations fos one
year ess plantations ere o6errd foe lease simply on -
Inability 70 manAes than tcv detail q tsrmS O., sppy
V CHA4 a k1YBRfQH iti psar Mrssk Nv
The New York herald., 1864-02-07
MOll FOR VETERAN VOLUNTEERS
1JO0 Ss19 FOR NEw RECRUIrR
SlD CASH
RECRUITING agent for Hudson county y n noSSn:..ss

Recruiting agent for Hudson county n e. u nonteomssy
street, jersey City. Cortlandt street ferry -
Gs nnn BOUNTY-0GOl BEFORE LEAVING FHR
0l.VUU Stale. with choice Of regiment, cavalry artR
infantry Also hremen. coal seamaa ord
andsmen for the United States alro
cocks stewards and walters Agents and h6erall1
with Apply ~ l64 Maiden lane, aud 73 Bowery
Canal street. Captain PATRICK McGRRRITY.
The New York herald., 1864-02-07

sE0ARs AND TOnAC0O.
C79ARs So ga ~ -. sso ga 90 eea Cy. -
- 30 Also Julian Alsu's 0raauiatsd 6mekse SseassA
- ';;vLsAS Vasu, .avss ssAaA-
The New York herald., 1864-02-07

MATRIMONIAL.-SIX EXQUIStTEIY COLORED
Vl Fancy Cartes de vise printed from ire mailed I,
any address for 75c,. leu Cor St e. " s..s4 Y ~ .-
At Ew COSrUMES-NEW WIGS SWORDS, MASKS
IN and Jewels al SEYMOUR s Costume aud Masonic De
pot i51 Csna street Having sold old TO The
Western thcatres have $40 90 new et,soat,
aud correct Costumes, at show rooms jus
imported from London and Paris
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1864-08-03
Important Proclamation From Gov.
Brown.
Macon, July %,

e.
Gov. Brown to-day Issued proclamation
ordering all alons in the State who refuse to
volunteer to defend the State Which affords
them protection, to leave the State within
ten days.
tempting to protect from active service fayer,
ties in civil pursuits, when the State needs all
able men to bear arms in front of the enemy,
cannot be respected by the State officers.
While it is not his. purpose to cripple the
Confederate Government in providing, all ne
cessary support for the army, he will execute
the laws of the State and compel all detailed
-perso sons attending their ordinary <business to
aid in repelling the enemy.
He denies that the Confederate Govern
.ment has right to divestthe State of jurls.
dction over the whole militia by mastering
them into service and detailing them to re-
main atIhome engaged in the common avoca-
tions of life and persons claiming to be en-
ployed by the Confederate Government must
be exempted, by certificates, of the State au,
thorities on evidence that they are constantly.
employed and indispensably necessary.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1864-08-03

the existing circumstances. The experience
acquired by me in the organization aud man
agement Of the Department could not be i'm.
meSately replaced, and for these reasons,
was-satisfed that the general welfare would
be iniuriously affcctedtby your withdraw at
that time. You have now at least the con-
ISOLATION to know that your personal wishes
were surrendered to % conviction OF public
duty.
Recent events do notwarrant me in reiuS-
ing your renewed request that L should ac-
cept your resignation. The regret you express
at the prospect of our official; separation is
sincerely shared by me. From your entrance
on the duties of your Office have observed
and appreciated the cheerful and unremitting
devotion of all yeur faculties to the public
service, and do not fail to remember that it
was at the. sacrifice Of private inclipations
that you continued to fulfill the ardaous d,r
ties of your post. The offer you make Of
your services until your successor can assume
office, is in the same patriotic spirit and is
accepted as thankfully as it is generously
tended At asearly . period as practicable l
will ondeavor to comply with your request to
he relieved.
With my grateful acknowledgements for
your past assistance, and for your very kind
expressions Of personal regard be assured of
the cordial esteem with which am
Your friend,
lSigncd) JEFFERSON DAVIS.
Hon. G. G. Mempinger, Secretary s. S.
Treasury, Richmond, Va.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1864-08-03
EXECUTIVE DGpARTMEN,

D.
Bvh;s Eyccucmcy ". H. BONHAM, Gocer"or
and Commnnder-in- Chief in and over the Sfute
of South Carolina.
TT7HEREAS information has been received at
w this Department that an atrocious mur-
der was committed on the l1th instant upon the
body of ELIAS GRANTNAM, a Depury Sheriff
of Marion District, whilst in the discharge OF his
duties as such D putty; and that NICHOLAS W.
GADDY, CHARLES TART, and DAVID REAs-
LEY, IL free person Of color, sand charged with
said murder, and that said persons have fed from
justice
Now, know ye, that to the end justice mny DO
done. and that said GADDY, TART and BEAS-
LEY may be brought to lcgnl trial for their Of
fence. as aforesaid, I do hereby 'oIer reward of
T,oo Thousand Dollms for the apprehension aud
delivery Of the three offending parties in any jail
in this State, or One thousand DstlGrs for MICH.
OLAS w, GaDnY, tho principal offender, 2nd
F;uc Hundred doilars oach for tho others. When
last heard from they were il Horny District, near
Gallivapt's Ferry.
Gaddy was born in Marion District, is about 35
years Of age, feet 10 or u inches high, grey
eyes, auburn hair, rather sallow complexion stoops
little in the shoulders; usually wears his hair long
by occupation farmer and millwright
Tart, born in same District, is q youtlfof about
1G years of age, we'll grown, rather fair complex.
ion, dark hnir, eyes believed to be blue.
Beasley, born in Richmond county, n. G., bright
mulatto, thick set, weight from l60 to $50 pounds
from IS to so years of ago, 5feet lor IL inche,
high rkinky hair, and of Il reddish. sun-burnt op.
pearanco-by occupation carpenter-:.has lived
about Fayetteville and Lumbcrton \. c.
Given under my handNaid tn, seal of tao State
r. at Columbia, this 2lst day of July, Ammo
IL. 81 Domini 1864. NJ. L. BONHAM.
WN r. HUNT, Secretary Of State.
Ns- All papers in the State copy three times
I.aud forward bill 10 Executive office.
| July III st 81.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1864-08-03

msnd Of an army that had retreated nearly
one hundred miles in three days, to make
himself acquainted with every detail, while
the enemy's guns were booming in his ears,
and their lines move closely investing his
own, and within, one week thereafter, fight
two important batues-I repeat that for d.
General to do all this is mark of genius,
Judgment, promptness sand self-reliaice, of
which the annals of war furnish but few par
allels. / need not tell you that the tide of
enthusiasm now runs in his favor with force
that is gathering strength every hour. Pluck
will always win"
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1864-08-03
Mill. !. Notice.

DERsoNS intending to have Wheat ground at
] II my Mill will please have their names regis
tered, and days will be assigned them ut the time
of registering their names.
I wish every one to state about the number of
bushels he intends to send. ~,
Have your Wheat we'll cleaned and, ,.dry-my
mill is not n thrcshingh hr tanning machine.
: Turns for soldiers families and horse turns,
not exceeding bvshols, lave preference.
Persons whose names are registered must be
punctual or they will lose their places.
K. T. MINIS.
: July 20 If 30
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1864-08-03
The Georgia Raiding Party

We gather from the Chronicle &: Sentinel
of Sunday morning, the following in refer
ence to the raiding parties in Georgia
FROM Macon & WESTERN RoAD.-It is
stated that the Yankees have cut the Macor
& Western road in two places at Griffin and
Jonesboro. The amount of damage done is
not yet ascertained.
FRoM UP THE RoAD.-From the accounts
from up the road we gather the following:
1tis stated by gentlemen who we're in Gov
ington when the raiders passed through that
the Yankee force amounted to two divisions
under Gdercard and Tllinghurst--numbering
about eight thousand in all They had with
them four batteries Of four guns each, and
two twenty-iour pound Parrot guns. Gen.
Stonepan was in COMMAND.
1t is thought by some that the raiders In
tended to make junction with Rosseau's
command in the vicinity of Macon, and
l,narch ON .Andersenville. AS tie officers
made particular enquiries in regard te-the
roads aud the distances from Macon to1An-
dersonyille from that place also the distance
to Columbus.
From CENTRAL RAILRoAD.-From all ac-
counts from Central Railroad we collect the
following:
The raiders made their appearance at Cor
don about .Lalt-past ,ten Friday night. 1t is
supposed they numbered from eight hundred
to one thousand. Several cars were burned,
also the depot
After completing their wsrk ef destruction
at Gordon, it is runored that the Yankees
proceeded down-the road towards Savannah,
burning depots and tearing up the track in
their course, until they came to the Oconee
bridge. This it is reported they also de-
stroyed. IF the report is correct we have
truly suffered great loss. as the bridge and
trestle work is over mile in length.
We have not heard what route was taken
from this point.
A large number Of troops left Macon in
pursuit of the raiders on Friday. Troops we
understand have been sent after them from
other sections.
We hope the raiders will be caught and
prevented from committing further outrages
Now that so much harm has been done, we
trust some common sense plan will be adopted
and carried out to prevent further damage.
r.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1864-08-03
spartanburg Female
College.

gUyIIE rext Session will open on Monday, Aug.
hoar I lights zss excepted p p per- session, ssi 100000
Tuition, use of Books and Con. Fee, 5000
Music and use Of Piano. 5000
Pupils arc requested to furnish drinking cup.
Applications for the next Session, TO bo suc-
cessiul, must lie made early as more than half .df
the places arc already engaged.
tsY The President will leave the Congaree
House. Columbia, on Friday, Aug. 9Th, and will
take charge Of pupils for the College. :
Address WIN. X. BLAKE,
Spartanbarg, s. G..
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1864-08-03
state of South Carolina Is
EUGEF IEDU DID : :
I'M ORDINARY.
oyw F. DURIsoE, Esq, Ordinary of Edge

r,y VI. F. DURIsoE, ESD Urdlhnry 0t Edga'
~ whareas qv,u n l. L. Hall, has applied 70 me
Mnorsas of Administration, on all and singu-
lor tt'o .So Goods and ehates rights and credits Of
1a lewis ls' bartee, late of the District aforesaid
doTS: SS.ss oro therefore, to cite and admonsh all
and snruIaI 1 the kindred and creditors Of tho
said Court for tho aal District to be
hSideo hanI Mt Edgodeld c. H. on tho 9Th day Of Of
a0,asa asst to show cnuso, if any why the faid
administration should not be granted, ID. osh ,.v
Given under my hand and ori Ioa .ns ons thou thousand
of orb 5ay hundred ,a1 and Sixty and in the eighty
ninth ysar Of the Independence Of Soutn = GSro- %
lima. " 81
July.27