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PROPOSALS.

HROToN AQUEDUCT DEPARTMENT.
" contractors. Separate sealed proPos Is,
with the title OF the work for which II Ii oifers
the bidder and the date Of ITS presentation,
al this once until II O'Clock A. M. OF Wedns
Is, 1865. for the construction Of sewers in
streets, viz
In Fourth avenue, from fifty.nInth stree
ventieth street.
In Allen street, from Stanton 10 Houston st
In Jane street. from Eighth avenue 10 Cred
In forty-ninth street. from Ninth avenue
nue..
In FiftIeth street, from Ninth avenue TO Els
In Fifty third street, from Second q, enue Z
In 12sth street, from Third 10 Fourth avcnu
In West street. from Horatio TO Gansevoort
In Eleventh avenue, from Forty. seventh
street.
In Ninth avenue from l25th TO i26th street.
In Thirty ninth street, from Second aven
tween First and Second avenues.
In SEVENTEEN street, from Third 10 Fourth
And In Fifty-sixth street from Eighth
through Eleventh avenue 10 Fifty ninth stree
Specifications and blank forms for bidders
on application 20 the contract clerk ut tNi OH
THOMAS STEPNE NS
ROBERT l.. DARkAt
A. w. CRAVEN,
NEW YORK, October Q, 1865.
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EvOR SALE-A FIRST CLASS FOUR STORY BROWN
stone high stoop House, elegantly frescoed and hand
somey furnished The IL not going TO Europe but
will sell it low; price $4,000. Possession given.
POTTER BROTHERS x Bethany,
No. 5 Pine street, up stairs.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-10-08

EoR sALE-A FIRST CLASS FOUR STORY HIGH
stoop brown stone House. completely furnished finely
located on Murray HILL Fifth avenue.
8. r. IRELAND l62 Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-10-08

LIOR sALE-AT HARLEM, ON A WIDE STREET, IN
fine and convenient location, an elegant brown stone
House, with without the furnture possession at lot
70 by 200, with large brick Stable.
g. B. KENYON, Third avenue of l2st street
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nor Saloon MURRAY HILL. FIRST CLASS FOUR
IL story House. 50 East Thrtythi street. Madison
furniture desired Immediate possession Apply
the nremiaaa.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1865-08-24
DISTRESSING AFFAIR.

A Jury of Inquest was impanneled
in Yorkville, on Friday last, the 18th
inst, to inquire into the. cause of the
death of colorea woman, named Ca
REY ANN SMITH who rendered YER
dict that the deceased came to her death
by q pistol shot fred at her in the
streets of Yorkville by VIM. Brown, a
youth of about 16 years of age; in
defence of his own person. :" =
The body of the deceased was taken
to the home-of her former master, the
same night, for mterment in the. ole. .bu-
rial ground; another evidence of the
last lingering attachment of the master
to the slave.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1865-08-24
.ovER.ZEAIOUS.

We think some of our contemporaries,
who like ourselves have become converts
to the fresh doctrines, in their devotion
to the new order of things, are rather
oYer-zealous. They pitch into 'rebels''
and "Secessionists," and Southern
ers," with vim that would honor the
other side of Dixie o few months ago.
We were rebels, and assuch have "done
the State some service" but now, +hav.
ing taken the Amnesty Oath, as well as
those who have not, will haze to do, we
consider ourselves as loyal as anyin the
Union, without being called on to show
an extra devotion to prove we are in
earnest. We are all "Union men, "
now, but see no use il initiating the
Patlander, who, desirous of blending
the National motto with that of the old
country had painted on his sign-board,
'.En go aaaasza, EPlursbus bragh"
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1865-08-24
POSTAL AFFAIRS.

The Postmaster General is gradually
restoring the Postal service all over the
South. He has informed the Provision
al Governors, that as soon as reasona-
BILE bids are received, he will authorize
the transmission Of the mail once q
week from each county seat, to the
nearest railroad point.
It is also stated, that hereafter all
letters addressed to post postofices in
the South, which have notb been reopen
ed since the commencement of the war
will be forwarded to re-opened offices
nearest the ones for which they are de-
signed, to remain, If they are not pre-
viously called for; until Offices to which
they are addressed shall be again i
operation.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1865-08-24
Sub Collectors and Assessors will be ap
pointed by the Assessor and Collector

| Sub Collectors and Assessors will be ap-
pointedby the Assessor and Collector
respectively.
Col. J. N. Norwood, Of Darlington,
Assessor, and Col. Montgomery Moses,
Of Sumter, Collector of the First Col
lection District, including, Horny,
Georgetown, Williamsburg, Marion,
Marlborough, Darlington, Clarendon,
Sumter, Kershaw, Chesterfield and
Lancaster.
In the. Second Collection District,
including Charleston, Colleton, Beau
fort, Barnwell and Orangeburg, Messrs.
j. B. Sawyer and Charles Haskell
were appointed Collector and Assessor
before the Provisional Governor receiY-
ed his appointment.
B. G. Pressly, Assistant Treasurer:
W. Y. Leitch,' Port Surveyor OF
Charleston.
Fleetwood Lanneau, Commissioner OF
Direct Tax.
&c. Croft, Collector Of the Port
Of Georgetown.
!, Hon. Alfred Huger, Postmaster Of
Charleston :.
S. G. Douthit, Postmaster of Green:
vile.
. P::Wells, Route Agent G.<& g.
Railroad.
Augustine Bacon, Route Agent G G
& G. Railroad.
@. B. Roberts, Route Agent q. & G,
Railroad. - Z. !.
Dr.: Roberts, Inspector Of Drugs al
Charleston. =. e.
Garter Y. Pool, Route Agent S. e
Railroad. ...,
Thomas Miles, Route Agent s: G
Railroad.
". G: Meredith, Route Agent $. G
Railroad.
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FROM CHESTER.
CHESTER G. H., August 13, 1865.

CHESTER G. H., August 13, 1865.
Mr.. Editor II am pleased to hear
that the YoRKvILLE ENQUIRER is to be
once more a thing of life. l trust it
may soon recover it's a1ate-bsllNms posi-
,tion and prosperity, in which particu-
lars, if I am correctly informed, it was
second to no paper in the State.
Our hapless community has, for two
months, been whirled about "the un-
willing spirit of circumstance and pas
sion." First, we had with us Captain
Brown, with detachment of the 9th
Ohio cavalry. Their policy was to
fraternize entirely with the colored
brethren. They held the ultra north
ern doctrine that o "white man is as
good as negro if he behaves himself"
Through the teaching of some of these
men, the negroes were led to believe
that the Agrarian doctrine was to be
the law of the land-that this Fall there
was to be grand 'sdivide", of every
thing. In pursuance of their supposed
rights, the negroes in q good many
places actually marked out their respec-
tive shares of Gods green earth, in
some instances squabbling among them
selves as to the quantity of wood land,
arabic land, &c., to which they were re-
spectively entitled. .
I After an administration of several
weeks, Capt. Brown was relieved by a
Captain Dutchman-whose name is
beyond my photography. He, the
Dutchman, was as far on one extreme,
as Capt. Brown had been on the other.
A few days after his arrival, he called
a mass meeting of the citizens of the
District, and delivered himself in q
quite lengthy speech, in which he rep
resented that the rights of the white
man as employer, were far greater and
more absolute than had ever been the
rights of the master under the State
law. His remedy for all improprieties
on the part of the negro was to knock
him down, and if that did not suffice,
to kill him. The result of his teaching
was, that good many men who had got
behind in the matter Of Furnishing their
negroes during Capt. Browns admins
tration, went home and brought up the
average Immediately.
Capt. Dutehman's reign was Short
one-only about a week. He was. sue
ceeded by an interregnum, during which
the reins of power were in the hands
of o home organization with Mr.. G. J.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1865-08-24
.arHE BUBBLE BURST .

With all the great preparation, and
vast expense that has occurred, we are
told that the Atlantic Cable is again a
failure. It seems that the Great Eds
tern steamer had succeeded in paying
out 700 miles of the cable, when insu-
lation was lost, and that all efforts to
recover It had been unayailing at last
accounts. It=was great undertaking,
and one that has been pushed with an
energy that deserved success. Though
we may be among those who doubted
the probability of its ultimate compile
tion, We still sympathize with FIELD
and DESAUTY, who, doubtless are still
5 sanguine, if means are obtainable. 1t
Is significant, the steamer had not ar
rived at "Heart's Content"
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1865-08-24
THE CONVENTION.

The time for electing members to our
State Convention is near at hand, when
we hope a large vote will be polled.-
From all appearances the people are
preparing themselves for the change be-
fore them, and the morereadily that the
garrisons have been generally removed
at least from the up-country. There
are, perhaps, some who are not willing
to take the oath, and go into Conven-
ton, and talk resistingly, but these are
generally of that class who took care
when occasion offered, to "snuff the
battle. q1ar off," We believe the Con-
vention will be a harmonious one,
though great changes have to be made
in the Constitution; besides the slavery
clause, the election of Governor and
President will have to be given to the
people, as in all the other States, and
the Parish system of, Representatives
equalized with that Of the entire State.
1t is useless for any set of men to coun-
sci inaction-the oath must be swallow
ed, and the sooner our people enter into
civil Government the better it will be
for black and white-especially the
former, who seem to be but lily in
structed as to what are their rights,
under military law.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1865-08-24
THE =
r. ,S G.. CONVENTION.


governor HOLDEN, of North Carroll
ma has issued his proclamation, order
ing an election for members Of Con-
yention on the 21st Of september'-
The Convention is to consist OF one
hundred and twenty delegates, and is
ordered to assemble at Raleigh, on
Monday, the second day of October
next. ./
Previous to the publication of Gov
ernor HoLDEN's proclamation. 1t was
submitted to President JOHNSON tor his
approval. From this fact we are IN
duced. to make the subjoined extract
from the proclamation instructlng the
officers in North Carolina, authorized
to administer the Amnesty Oath, as to
their duties. The extract refers to
persons of the ''twenty thousand dollar
class"
"Under the thirteenth exception are
included all who, during the rebellion,
have held any Office or agency under
the State or pretended Confederate gov
ernment; or have in any way volunta,
rily Joined in the rebellion, as for exam
ple, by entering or marching with arm
ed forces hostile to the United States
by sending or furnishing money, pro
visions, or arms to persons engaged in
the rebellion, save in cases where money
or provisions were furnished from the
promptings of charity or humanity; by
acting with assemblages of persons.
whether organized Or anorganized, hos
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1865-08-24
FEDERAL APPOINTMENTS.

The following appointments of Fed
eral officers in South Carolina have
been made by His Excellency the Pro-
Yisional Governor:
Col. Charles J.. ,Elford, Assessor of
the Internal Revenue, and James G..
Gibbes, Collector Of the Third Collec-
ton District of the State, including the
District of Richland, Lexington, Edge
field, Abbeville, Newberry, Fairfield,
Chester, Laurens, Anderson, Pickens,
Greenville, Spartanburg, Union and
York. In each one of these Districts
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1865-08-24
NaIpTHGARoIIN A-Y0RK DFS.I

NJ TRIcT.----W Whereas j. T.. JACKSON md w. ].
JACKSON have applied 10 me for Letters OF AdmlnIsira.
tion With The win oil and singular the goods
and chaitels rights aud credits Of HUGH NJ JACKSON,
late of the District aforesaid, deceased. ~
These are therefore, and all and sing-
lar The kindred and creditors OF the said deceased, 70 be
and appear before me, at next ofdnnrys Court or
the said District hodena York Court House, the
18th day Of August ins!aai to siew cause, If any, why
the said administration should not be granted.
Given under my hand and Seal, this 9Th day Of August
In the year our Lord thousand eight hundred and
sxtyve, and intc nInetieh year ofihe Independence
oft United States Of America u
.s,., JOHN A. BROWN, o. Y. d,
Aup,,st II ia - :, l,tl pi %
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1865-08-24

Allen and Ex-Governor Moore. .''''',"
Hershell V. johnson, Of Georgia, who
was the candidate for Vice.President
with Douglas. in 1860, has been s, par
doned by the President. .."'..'''ihe
control Of the town of Wilmington, N.
G., has been formally transferred by
the military into. the hands of the civil
authorities. .."."..Rev. Samuel Town
send, Bookseller of Columbia, died in
Philadelphia on the 1st of August.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1865-08-24
CAROLINA-YoRK DIS

~ TRICT.-Whereas, WILLIAM L. CASTLES, has
piled 10 me for Letters of Administration, dc bonls non
with the win annexed, oil and singular, the goods and
chattels, rights and credits Of THOMAS H. CASTLES,
late OF the District aforesaid, deceased.
These are therefore, TO cite and admonsh all and sngu.
lar the kindred and creditors Of the said deceased TO be
and appear before me- a OrdpaIys Court for inc
said District 10 be holden at York Court House on the 2
day of August NEXT to sew Cause If any, why the said
Administration should moi be granted.
Given under my hand and Seal this 9th day OF august
In the year Lord thousand eight hundred ana
sIxyve and In the goth year Of the Independence OF
Tue 'A'ea S'4's' '' JOHN A. BROWN, o. Y. D.
Augustl7 II u
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1865-08-24
THE AsIATIC CHOLERA.

huVlceS lFOu VIC GoSU oiAO" eAAe s' s
scourge has visited Alexandra, in B.
gypt with unusual violence, there hay
ing been 1,785 deaths in twenty days
of June and July, though 10000 citi-
zens had fed on its approach. A cor
respondent of the N. Y. Nea0s of the
5th inst, reports it as almost entirely
subsiding in Alexandria while that OF
the Tribune, says, "there can be but
little doubt that it will sweep through
Turkey into Europe, and probably
reach America during the coming fall,
or at furthest next spring. 1t has all
the characteristics ofthe worst epidem-
les of past years. %
A pestilenee, after four years var is
dreadful to contemplate; but we can
only watch and wait, while practising
cleanliness, using wholesome food, with
moderate exercise. Already We, have
the prophets and sooth-sayers at work,
to excite the credulous, and alarm the
timid; our. people should have been
cured of all superstitious notions the
last four years, when We had "Arma-
geddon" and host of others pointing
out success to the Confederacy, which
many believed, because they wanted
to, and others because they had nomore
sense; yet, as the public appetite may
crave more, we give the following ''hor-
rible prediction of Prof. Leonidas, an
Indianapolis Astrologer,, after looking
at the rings round the sun:
81 observe by the planets that a
dreadful plague will commence in Rus
sia, originating from silks brought over
from Egypt, Cairo and Turkey. 1t
will extend across the Baltic Sea, deso-
late Germany, cause immense mortali-
ty in England, and then spread to the
United States. This dreadful epidem-
ic will spot the people like leopard,
and turn the flesh of a purple black
The pestilence will carry off such an
amount of mortals that there will be
not enough left to bury the dead or give
them Christian burial. The streets of
our cities, towns and villages will be
swarmed with the dead and dying. The
groans and yells of horror will fill eve
ry breast with CONSERVATION. Confu-
sion will abound on all sides. The
death-knell will cease to toll as the NAL
ady RACES in fury. The infected will
fall and die wherever they take it.
The stencil of the dead will become So
common that the survivors will not
heed It." T.
We hope that this will mot deter our
former patrons from renewing their
subscriptions to our paper for another
year. 1t has long been known by the
most celebrated physicians and divines
that nothing is so conducive to health
as a contented mind; now, who can be
content to sit with moping melancholy
at his winters evening fireside, and no
newspaper to cheer his old heart and
inform his little ones? Consider this,
and grant we are as good an Astrolo-
ger as Prof. Leonidas.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1865-08-24

Ra% We are under. obligations to
the editor of the Charlotte Democrat,
DIR. A. P. WyL1E of Chester, Mr.. j.
w. HENRY of the Southern Express
Company, and Moses ALEXANDER of
this place, for late papers.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1865-08-24

!. REPAIRING SOUTHERN RAILROADS.
Mr. John W. Garrett. President of the
Baltimore and Ohio railroad, has obtained
an order from the Government to furnish
the Southern railroads with oil the stock
belonging to the United States government
at fair valuation; trusting the roads for
the money, to be paid, out of the receipts
from business.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1865-08-24

PARDoNED.-We learn that a telegram
from Washington has been received in this
city announcing the complete and uncon.
.ditionai pardon Of our esteemed fellow.citi-
zen, T. D. Wagner, Esq. This announce.
ment will be received with intense grati6ca.
ton by our whole community, in which
Mr.. Wagner has been SO long a benefactor
and active friend of the poor.
Charleston, Courier.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1865-08-24

title to the U. States; or in any other way
giving aid, assistance or encouragement
to the rebellion; and whose taxable
property or the 29th day of May, 1866,
exceeded in value the sum of twenty
thousand dollars"
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1865-08-24
DIRECTIONS for ADMINISTERING
AND RECORDING THE AMNESTY
OATH.
DEPARTMENT OF STATE,

DEPARTMENT OF STATE,
Washington, May %, 1865.
Sin: A copy of the Presidents amnesty proclamation
of this dale Is herewith appended. BY clause in the In
strmen the Secretary of State Is directed TO establish
rules and regulations for administering and recording the
amnesty OATH TO insure s benefits 10 the people and
guard the government against fraud Pursuant this In
junction. you are Informed tint the oath prescribed In the
proclamation may be taken and subscribed before any COM
mIsoned officer, civil military or nayn 10 the service Of
,e United States or any civil miltary officer Of loyal
State or Territory who blythe laws thereof may be quail
fed for administering oatls. All officers who receive such
TO be persons respectively by whom they were made and
such officers are hereby required transmit the originals
Of such oaths at as early day may be convenen 10
this DEPARTMENT. where hey viii be deposited and remain
in The archives Of the government. Arester thereof win
be kept In the department. and on application, In proper
cases. certificates Of such records will be issued In the
customary form of official certificates. i AMI sir, your
obedient servant VIM, II. SEWARD, Eg3g3
- Secretary of State.
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S. G.

RsP Persons who received the CEN
ouIRER" last week, and do not get it
this, viii understand that they are in
arrears. Errors will be corrected on
application at the Office.
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WILLIS g. cHiSoLM,
FACTORS, COMMISSION MERCHANTS AND
. SHIPPING AGENTS,
OFFICE---MILLS HOUSE,
ruApI pcTnN @ n

-, -, -,e,o,e,,, =. :,
CHARLESTON, ). u
E. WILLIS. RcEIsoLM'
WILL ATTEND TO THE PURCHASE, SALE AND
SHIPMENTtto Foreign and Domestic Po1s)--of Cotton,
Rice Lumber Naval Stores 10 the Collection of Dras
Purchase and Sale Of all Securities Consgnpens OF
Vessels soiIced
tsse REFERS TO: =
Messrs. JOHN FRASER & CO., Charleston, 3. C.
Messrs. GEO. w. WILLIAMS s CO., Charleston, 9. G.
Messrs. GEO. A. HoPLEY CO., Charleston, s. G.
GEO. SCHLEY, Esq, Anguish, Ga.
Il. 8. METcALF, Esq, Augustn, Ga.
Messfs. CLARK, DODGE CO., New York. ..-.l
Messrs. MURRAY 6 NEPHEW, New York.
Messrs. E. w. CLARK CO., Philadelphia, Penn.
Messrs. PENDERGAs1', FENWICK& CO., Baltimore,
Maryland. ..s@s
Messrs. SaMI HARRIS & SONS, Baltimore, Md.
August II ls St
~rGnT0NI --JOmTGE = -nTTD cTT
| -lhLECIlCN -:SSlIlOE.-FUh0
G ANT 10 the order of D. F. Perry, Governor OF South
Carolina an election will be held Mt the several election
Srecnets In York pis,ric,, on MONDAY, FOURTH DAY
IN SEP1'ENBFR next. Tor FOUR DELEGATES to the
Stae Conyenfiou 10 meet AZ Columbia on the 18Th day o
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PRoCLAMATTuN.

=:sss=-s=s=======4ass= e ====4ass==-==-==
PRocLAMATToN.
sy the Provisional Goyso, q ne s'a's oa.,'na
WHEREAS, BIS Excelleney, ! lreS'aen'
johnson, has issued ms : :Tlos,amas.0o, sa2 Up sp'
.poln.lng me penlaa,s = =. & ~ s,..s "a sou.h
,ona. eoxether - ~. 9. 81 r,,ls.
cafolipa, 8i1n pe"erso p,s'0. ~ s.s.....nd 80
ana regulations as may y 70 - 80 a.
proper LOT convening : sonyea',on = .sas ,.as
stare, composed o. pelega,ss = = SsSssa sss,a
oy tnaI Por.i0n u -, sus psop.s a.a,a =. I 81 .hs
Nno a.e ,oyal :. .,..s A.. ~ Gonst;
pu.pose = :. % :. .,s. as;s, - - go
.asl0n sus.e ,;,s aua ". - .ha S.ss. -, .he
no,,oro - nooessarv ana nrnoper To enable ,mch
laval neonls q restore : said State 10 its CON.
st;tutional, relations % the Federal Govern.
msnt. and ID present such Republican
form Of State Government as viii entifie
the State to tie guarantee Of the Bnifsa
States therefor, and its people to protection
by the United States against invasion, sin-
surrection and domestic violence ~
q Nan ,horoso,e 4 sated;enca & aha arf.
a,,m..;or @ of b;s EYcalleney Andreu John.
s,r.'s, san .p,e.;dent nf tbe limited Sale. &
|BENJAMIN f. PERRY, proyisiopaI o.
up,,nor If the State Of South Garolina. far
ina nurnosa Of Organizing 4 ProyisiouaiGe-
,errn,oa,,t n sonth carolina. restofin6 AIM
..eh sr;s;, = s.;ds state nraer .tlba Can't.
sm,;on ma iau,s a tbs sITn;ted Sfsssa: IA
ha;ssh, r,oolo;;m;,. nm dacIara t,,st an essyil
sGsa.s ( son,b f,.,ol;na svho ,uara s, oiI;;se
- mhsn ,ha Civil poyarninent II tt,e stsfSe
mas ~ snsnendsa Is MavSlast. Yexcept fbose
a,ra.tsJ - ,,s,;sr ,roseent;;an sor tsasasopA
shaIl :, ..t;n, ,bs ossb q .lIes;aness s,;a.
, sa.;saJ - 8 ~ prss;asnils i rrestv prasIa.
-. !. 49, g g az OOH a.r q Mav 1876 ,ss;,s,s
~, '...i. - "a sons;r,ss A
.s .s as...9 y. a., = IL p,os;s;;on.l "A
-. 81, @ fa,thsr anno;ntnentaa are s;;e
'0.a. s.. e. sssiasss.,,a
make known. that Il Is the duty &c All lcsal
citizens of the State Of South Carolina 10
nromrtlv 90 forward and take the oath of
allapiance to the United States, before some
3 ag;strata or military officer al the Feaefal
GoSsrnment who NAV be oIualified .for ad-
miniateriue oatts and / such are herebyian-
ltho,.;uaa 80 ,;ue eart;f;ed cay;aa tfereof III
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ID TRICT.-Whereas, WILLIAM L. CASTLES, has
applied TO me for Letters Of Administration on all and
singular the goods and chattes rights and credits OF rs
J. C. late OF the District aforesaid, decensed
These are therefore cite and admonsh all and singular
the kindred and creditors ofthe said 10 be and
appear before at our next ordmarys Court of ne sau
District TO be holden at York Court House the 25 day
of AUGUST inst 10 shew cause If any, why tile said
administration should not be granted.
Given under INV hand and Seal this 9th day of August
in The year of our Lord thousand eight hundred and
sixty i've and In the nnecth year of the independence
u '"' '"'''' ''''' " JOHN A. BROWN, O. Y:D.