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OLrsyr THRArRK-As You Like 1t was piayed hero,
last night TO beggariy account Of empty boxes-she
house being great deal lesa than half full Miss Rush
ton was the Rosalin With all Shaksperes two centu
rics Of experience never had any than to DO
played at the Olympic with this lady his heroine.
Tho performance simply the worst ever Of a
shaksperean play IN this city Not man in the play
was 1t Tor his part The usurping Duke was most
difident gentleman, who could hardly get his voice
beyond the foosi;ghts; and the excited Duke moahed
his lines a way justify whoever sent him into exile
Mr.. Mason played Jacques, and reared like Bully
Bottom. Mr. Mortimer played Orlando, but ought tn
have had Toichstore Miss Rushton put forward
a. the star OF the occasion, whose histrionic bril-
fancy wa, expected to dizzie vision, 80
OF tbs east whose genius expected 20
compensate FOR that poverty Miss Rushton sbriliiansr
lies in the silks aud satins OF Der wardrobe, and IN tne
glass ard tnsal with which, she decofaes her ample
person and when she puts those precious Articles ID sr
trunks she has her bancy safely under lock and Key
As for her gsnius she has Thus the managerial ex
pecshons iSl short Miss Rushon Is dsas,ronsi alure
and should al once leave the high she
aspircs to In and take hunblsh range Mrs
Wood has made remarkable pistake IN the division Of
her company, she gives fair insiancs OK tha way In
which managers keep faith with me public only q
short time 70 Mrs Wood announced Der company for
the es-n with spieudid array OF names Now we nnd
that de with al IN better part OF the company, away
on theatrical tour and these worthless scraps cast In
mistake The company that has been carried away IN
tho one that Is wanted here. The company that has
been left here will do very we'll 10 play in whatever
harms tho strolng manager may stop at
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Court or Appeals Calendar.

ALBANY, Oct y, 1900
pay calendar for Tuesday, October 10 Nos 1, IT'S
1sI. 1888. ls9, 100, 1907, l91, 1872 aud ls3
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WALLACK's TaxArRE.-Last evening the drama or
Mriam's Crime brought out last year at the Olympic.
was produced this theatre for the As time The bills
announced beautiful scenery, magnificent costumes &c
although the entire drama takes place in an ordinary
room and the costumes are modern II savored sus-
pciousy Of Soon Single and Timothy Toodles tho other
characters being rendered accessories 70 the pccu
liar wit and humor Of lawyers clerk named BiIes Mr..
Hoston who sustained this character which really pos
sesses some good points, has certainly mistaken his
line Throughout the greater portion Of II there was
complete want OF natural wit and action
which rendered In many his attempts 70 croate
q laugh painful IN the extreme We were surprised 70
sec Mr. Rnggd act the novice TO such extent IN tho
character Of Bernard and such stiff old lawyer IN Mr.
Norton Theplattude OF sentiment pervadng tho entire
made very acceptable Miriam. King and Comedian
comedy by Sclby, accompanied Miriams Crime, and
introduced Mr. Mark Smith for the first time this season.
This brilliant petite comedy. Il Is formed, u quite
unworthy the pen Of the author OF the Marble Heart
beng y nonscnslca grouping together OF chasacters
that have affinity with or interest IN each other MI
Glbcrt's Frederick the Great the only rodseming
character in the entire 4sbrinnt &c. Mr. Smiths i'm
tati0n Of the old Prssian King was very poor one.
presenting not the slightest resemblance beyond Dress
The audience was small for walacks, and manyeft be-
fore the nrst scene OF King aud Comedian was con-
GUIDED rhc indiscrinnats and njudcious applause be-
slowed by individuals, who made themselves there
by disaQr<eably prominent IL, We fear, owing 70 the
introduction oil those pests OF theatres hrcd claquer
into this once leading temple OF Thespis
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CrY PoLITIcs.-We again urge upon Tam
many Hall, the only regular democratic organi
cation of this city, to promulgate its platform
and nominate Its ticket for the November cleo
ton without delay. The postponement has al.
ready given rise to many rumors Of bargains
for the November, as well as the charter cleo
ton. The Mozart and McKeon factions are try.
ing to attract attention, raise breeze and
make the public believe that they are all pow
erfuL The noise kicked up by those factions
are no doubt the work of vitriol or Vinegar
Cannon (not Oily Gammon), Of Mozart Hail.
who hopes to sell his Mozart skeleton to some
green politician, just AZ our mock auction
vendors palm of q pewter watch for genuine
gold. Vitriol or Vinegar Cannon (not Oily
Gammon), of Mozart, has successfully practised
this game in the past, and, like the confidence
men, calculates that there are still few green
politicians left. It Is rumored that he is batting
politician recently imported from the country,
and has got him already to bite. Whoever
makes purchase Of vitriol or Vinegar Gam
mons not Oily Gammon's) skeleton will find
themselves worse sold than the dupes of the
confidence men with the " drop game"
Vitriol or Vinegar Cannon (not Oily Gam
mon) recently paraded his Mozart Hall skele-
ton in the dark and went through the
farce Of buncombe address on reform,
nominated Judge Ingraham for the Supreme
Court, with candidates for one or two other
Offices, and then adjourned for bid, first talk
ing the precaution to send his stool pigeons
around to watch for the unsophisticated poll
ticians. Mr.. Ingraham, we understand, is not q
candidate for reelection, and would decline the
Cannon (not oily Gamnon) could possibly
induce any person to vote for him. He has
already nearly worn himself out on the bench,
and is anxious for an opportunity to rest and
recuperate after his long and arduous labors.
The mpudence of vitriol or Vinegar Cannon
John X. Hackett from the canvass exceeds
anything that has ever transpired in the politi
cal affairs of this city. 1t throws into the shade
the effrontery of the pickpockets, mock auction
venders confidence operators and even the
Behemians. Vitrisl or Vinegar Cannon (not
for Mr Hackett than man In the moon.
Tammany can put stop to this bogus opera
ton, and should do it at once, as an act Of
charity to the green politicians. That organi-
cation should take hold Of the issues Of the
present without delay, and follow the pro-
gramme marked out by John Van Buren, by
the endorsement Of President Johnson's policy
and his nomination for the succession. Let
Tammany do this, and nominate John K. Hack
cit for the Supreme Court, with men OF his
character for the balance of the ticket, and
there need be no fear Of the result
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rEER OFFICERS AND MEN.-We have received
the following notice, which explains ITSELF

WAsnISGToN, d. O., Sept. 80, 1865
JANIS GoRDos BgSSSrT, New York.
SIR--Dy tho act 0; Congress approved March 8 1865
you appointed corporaor of the National Mill
tary and Naval Asylum the Relief OF the Totally Dis
abcd Officers and Men OF the Volunteer Forces OF tho
United Statss," and your attendance Is earnestly
qucstcd Mt meeting OF the corporators to be held In
the library OF the Smithsonian Institute in this CITY,
"Wednesday, October Is, 1855, at twelve O'Clock NJ a
II having been decd,d by the Hon Attorney General
that personal attendance OF majority o. the corporators
ton of business. the undcrss ned half OF the
mtce appointed for that purpose bcgs urge upon You
the claims OF thousands Of manned disabled sol
dicrs and sailors dependent upon your puncuai attend
ance ut this meeting, Ia give effect TO the liberal pro
vision OF Congress- and provide for their protection and
comfort.
Previous Intellectual attempts have been made to
quorum and you respectfully reminded thn,
your absence this may defeat the Intentions
OF tho act .., ..
Very respectfully, your obcdicnt servant,
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Although the editor Of the HERALD cannot be
present himself in Washington ON the occasion
referred 10, we hope those other gentlemen
who have been named as corporators will be
there and aid in an undertaking so praise
worthy as the one contemplated.
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N H'EH IIFH
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NEWSPAPER CIRCULATION.

New York. Tuesday. October 10, 1865.
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TIL e N ( w s.


EUROPE
By the arrival OF the steamship China Halifax, we
put possession OF news from Europe one week
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Horses Stolen.

STOLEN FROM the SUBSCRIBER,s
~ Stable on the night Of the I'd inst, tvo
horses-one white clay bank horse, about
ht'sen and half hands high. six , ears old:
The other a sorrei horse about the sans are
and size, having two white feet and a white
star IN the face, with marks Of gsar upon
aim.
Also On the same night from the stsbl.
OF Middleton knight. Z bright sorrsl horse.
with ~hits spot in the face, LETT eve out
and about ten years cid. These hsrse, AZ.
supposed to have been taken and ridden OF
by describes.
liberal reward till be paid for the
horses or Tor any information concerning
them.
URlAH FUNDERBURK.
Wild Cat, =. o. Lancaster District, g. C..
Jan. ~, 1865, a.
South Csrolinian will insert once and
send bill to this office.
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hAteh'e' All the commissary, stores, &C.,
~ foeotaliso were broupght off safely
NO particulars we're rscsived. - Charleston
Courier.
CHARLksToS, Jan. ls.-About midday all
The vessels Of the fleet raised their flags and
hired salute. There has been unusual &C.
u'i'y displayed amongst the feet to. day,
and on Morsis. Island. The number of
M"nitors has increased and now eight are
off Morris Island.
Nothing known Of Shermsn's move.
meats.
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capture Of Fort Fisher. The American ..vs
we captured over 1000 prisoners, including
1sn. Whiting and Col. Lamb, both wound.
ed, ~ guns. The latest dispatch givs.
higher figures. After the fort WIS occupi.d
.hs magazine was exploded by accident.
k"''ng zoo Yankees, and wounding = Rrs.,
many. The Yankee loss during the hEkt
was aboat 900 killed and wounded R.h.,
loss about 500.
Gsn. Meagsr arrived at Nashvills Sstur.
day, from Chattanooga, with several thous
sand men On their way to Sherman.
Gold Ia New York 9ib.
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PLANTATION FOR SALE.
Jan. "a, 1866

aa L ehLL one thousand acres Of land
II more or less. The said lands iyin~ ON ,hs
Kedheld Road, five miles East of Iancas.er g
~ between the waters of Bear creek and
mannahs creek, with o comfortable dveI,iu.
House and all necessary out buildings, A rood
wei OF water aad healthy location. Said
,anos are bounded by lands Of DR.. J. w. Ford.
.oi. . II. "itherspoon and Capt S. B. M.ssev
INV o'ners. sald lands arc adapted to the cui.
avsnon Of grain and cotton.
Said lands will be sold on terms to ami, IN.
purchaser Confederate money or negroes vim
be received in payment. Possession e,v.n ~
any time. Apply to
GEORGE SINCLAIR.
Lancasser Q. d. s. c., Jan. "a, 1885. so e.
Columbia Daily Carolini.n will copy for on.
week and send bill TO this ONCE
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In consequence Of the non.ar,ival of tbe
mails on Saturday we are TN. week without ou
usual variety Of late army Intelligence. The
mails from both Charlotte and Camden failed
to reach here, owing, It Is supposed, TO the
rain aud high wsters Ru,nor has il that a por
ton Of Shermans force has reached Blackville,
a point On the South Carelina Rail, Dad, be.
tween Branchville aud Augusta. Also sti,a,
our forces are eracuaiing Charleston. We do
not vouch Tor the truth oi these reports.
Since writir & the above we have received,
through the politeness OF Mr.. Allen Beach, q
Charlotte paper OF Saturday, from winch we
have later dates from Charleston aud Richmond
to be found lsewhere-
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Editoria. Brevitles.

! We learn that the President has telegrsphed
70 u citizen OF Columbia, that he will take car.
Vi south Carolina, aud that his love for the old
State rs more intense than the hate Of IN. y nm -,
KEGS
rrVates Mac Dillon, Samuel A. Robertson,
A. H. w. Robertson, aud n. N. Rober ,sou. all
oi Company ID, First 5. C. Artillery, were shot
70 death with musketry at l2 N. "Wednesday
OH Suilivsn's island, fer dcsertion.
1en' Sherman boasts Of having taken in his
TRIP earough Georgia seven thousand Slaves
Inc motive on the part Of his troops in doing
'hs WAS ms avowed while they wers in MHledge-
vie, 70 sell ti'em as substitutes saying. for a
good healthy fellow they could get from five to
seven hundred dollars piece This is charac-
teristic OF the Yankee.
One OF the veteran and well tried divisions of
Ss"erai Lees army lately sent to that beloved
ch'et and general a respectful petition Tor Der.
'"'ss'"n, Incompatible with the public Interest
and service, to be transferred tor a while q,
the Sou hern coast ; aud in this peptiou they
saiu' IN Virginia, We have fought like men;
out III south Caroiipa we will fight like hons"
The great iresbet seems from such accounts
as eg.t tom our meag,e supply Of exchanges
oo have been one Ut ~ eat extent ai,d violence.
Amopg the railroads more or less Injured by its
effects ate the South Carolina Railroad the
Columbia, as well as the Augusta branch, the
Gresnviln and Columbia Ralroad, the Georgia
and Way"esboro RAILROADS., the Mont gomery
aud West Poi,d Railroad. the Wilmington and
Manchester railroad, the Wilmington aud Wei.
don Railroad, aud doubtless Others, of which
we have not yet heard. At Augusta the GOOD
Was terribly destructive aud annoyng
The Wilmington Garo,inian OF the 18th .sys
that Gen. Whiting with about Z, 900 troops
were captured in Fort Fisher.
The Carolinian and Guardian, Of Columbia
S. Care both published, for the present. in
the afternoon.
r The Confederate Congress has passed a bill
providing Tor the free Transmission of.ne wspa.
pers To officers aud privs,es in III. army Of the
Confederate States.
A gentleman arrived at Richmond, a few
days since, who ieft General Prices headquar.
ters Oh the sth OF December, and states that
the General was then wcl and in excelleu /
spirits.
Sorrow comes soon enough vithout despou-
dency; 1t does a man no good to carry around
a-bghu'g rod TO attract trouble.
French armies captured the .great cities OF
Spain demolished the Spanish armie, to 4
great extent; Instituted . new governur Mt :;
aud were after~srds compelled TO reEnquish
their supposed conquest by the ,ter,ible assaults
Of Spanish guerrilla bands And il is ~ true
to-day AS il revealed from heaven, that il our
armies were disbanded, aud our people were
still ansiterably determined to resist Yankee
RUE over this land. that such rule could not b..
maintained by dpe hundred thousand Yonkee
soIdiersi
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NOTICE.

ALL persons are hereby forewarnsd
against trading FOR a note for one tbousspd
Dollars given by me and made payabl. to
Il >. Beekham or bearer, dated Nav 6th
1864, due Al one day. have rendered pay-
ment, and will! not pay said note 10 any eth
or ,han Confederate currency, unless COM
PEELED by law.
Jan. "a, 1866, so a.
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may the sooner and the more suI ely tarhple
upon his victims, who will 6nd themselves des
pissed BY the very foes who have deceived them
haunted by their own consciences, and Gu,
Oft from honorable association with tLos. vb.
have endured to tie end,
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TAX IN KIND.

Depot has been established at J.R
Mag'lTs Store. 1 will attend there, o.
Friday OF every week to receive tL. Tith.
riantsrs in the vicinity can deliver their
Tiths at That place.
}: A. HASSELTINE, Axt.
Depot No. 2, let Z. D., sc.
Jan. IT, 1865, 40 a.
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Nlaster Charlie Crawford, lOau
Mics Annie crawford, 1900
Miss Mary Jnne Chambers, s5
Miss Alice Billings. 500
Miss Phsnie Brown, so0
Mrs A Dunlap, rouJ
Mi-s May Dunlap, lo.uo
Mrs William Stevens, IOoO
Miss Jane A Stevens, 1000
Miss Mary l. S,evsns, 1000
Miss Lizzie a Stevens, 1000
Miss Harriet b Porter, 500
Miss Amanda Husy, 500
Miss Fannie A Massey, Ao0
Miss Jenny Land Willumson, 1000
Mrs Maria CASTOR, 900
Master ; ID CASTOR, 100
James X l. CASTOR, roo
Mrs w I Hafi, Am
Miss Anniv Wilherspoon, Mas,cr
George and Claude W,tn.rspoou. 500
MISS Jane o"u'er, 100
The sbore has been forwarded to osr
Pastor Rev. J. N. Craig, through our Su.
Dir. J. L. n. B.lk.
January 2O;h 1865.
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A lady friend has sent US q thirty shilling
rote. Of South Carolina money, dated Aprills7s
1t is about the sine Of . Confederate fifty cents
shnplssser. Those who are curious In such
things may see It al this osfice.
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From the Camden Journal.
Forty.eight Hours in q Tree Ton

~~~~aS 80 - AiCO 4OV.
NJ, p,aDtalion Is ab"u, three mile, from
Camden, on the Wataree. In,rllipence
reached me on "Wednesday last tha, the
river was rapidly rising. ] took a ba,eau,
in COMPANY with a strung. man servant and
Pnsbtd off 20 rrsene NV stork. While en-
gagged in capturing three fine hog. the head
dam on the plan tntion abovs, broke and lei,
loose GOOD that swept everything before
il, and spread out abou, two miles from
bank to bank. In attempting TO get out
the bat-au was washed by the eurrep. a-
gH'nst trer. caP-ized and two Of the pigs
drownsd. The boat was caught By the
tree in mid,hip. and We managed 10 get on
the bottom where We stood thre. feet in
water. Our fral anchor began 10 give
way, bat there VAS an other tree ten feet
distant hey ond our reach from the boat.-
BY crawling as far as We could and theu
bs placing one end -"f The boat pole In a
fork Of tue tree and holding tho other end, =,
NV compani"n in distress mad. his. escape,
and N turn held the pole Tor me. II WIS
cotton tree, seven inches at The root, and
about forty feet high We had scarcely
i''."'' '"'Se" :" "' "o"s"S' before the
=, '' '"eP' ~~"y'-
Here We were up a slender tree, with An
angry torrent twenty iect deep -weepinx Y
h'e tset Senea,h ~. and au .xpaase OF the
:, y" '""'' s'oe'-
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most INV entire ,io,k Of .p,,I.. h.., r.,,I.
shc,p hogs, tuudur, Ne..ua..~.vt ..u,
YET so uum,usul was IA. p.riI, / sc,rei,
tLouyhl uI ,b.ui Tor Il moment, L,.r,..
srliou was mad. To ,..cu, n. b, ..,.fai
gem I. neu, ,-boi .,n. torrent wa. Loo .w;It
aud heavy Tor n boat 10 live. A bat,au
with two negroes com, within . .undr,a
,ds If , ,., -.
a"" '"'' '-'e'S e''"ps" W '"hg"s''" ." ""'
other. ABOUT Two Vci,ck IN b 6day, Dir.
Rush, the oy.I.u.f ON Col Cho.nuts p.no.
,a,io,. WA, ,uo c.l,,.a ma, ,,..t -,
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ESTATE SALE.

RY PERMISSION Of d. A. WILLIAMS
- Ordinary Of Lancaster District, | will
seli on Thursday, the 26,L day Of January
inst, at the lats residence Of John T.. Black.
mon, deceased, all Of the personal Es,sts
Of said deceased, consisting Of Stock of "a,
rious kinds-horses, cattle, hogs, &C., pre.
visions, Household and Kitchen furniturs
and a variety OF other articles.
Terms made known on day Of sale.
ELIZA A. BLhCkMON, Adn'x.
Jan. 10, 1865, At
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The Charleston Courier says that the rein
gees from Savannah report that sherman has
four corps Of twenty thousand each, aud that
the last order for rations called for 1000
On Tuesday eveuing-or Wedn, sday morning
large detachment left Savannah. great
portion was colnrhonly reported proceeding up
or near the Savannah river Evr Augusta aud
Columbia s. G.. by B'anchville, or th,oagh
Edge6eld. Another expedition, la .io,ce. they
report moving against Charleston, or to meet
attacks expected irou our side.
The refugees state that the treatment Of the
citizens WAS respectful. Se",ineIs were posted
with. orders to shoot down without taking him
to the Gund House, any soldier found modest
ing citizens or forcing an entrance into
house Many families, fbrneriy in good cir.
cumstances, were obliged to take in sewing
ana work hard TO procure the nscessaries Of
lite.
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The "Pscihca'or" publishes All article on
Peacc, written by Rev. l.. p. UConnell. OF
Columbia, s. c., and addressed to Rev, Dr..
CuImia Vi New York. IN that article the
writer suggests that the Catholic Church OF
both sections Of the country, with the aid and
CO operation Of all Who may feel disposed 70
encourage the undertaking, organize its-lfinto
. Peace Ass0cistion--a Convention, as it we're,
TO discuss propositions for peace; aud after
adopting some plan, present il to both Govern
ments for their adoption or rejection. The
''Paciscator" is very doub,hi IS TO the success
Eof The enterprise, it it were inauguruted, sim
.ply for the reason that there are thousands Of
5bgoted people in both sections Of the country
" no would rather that the war should never
eease, than that peace should come through
the influence VI the Catholic Church aud
hence would use all their endeavoss TO. th~ art
the designs OF the Association thus PFC osed
30 be organized. But there can be no ha. IN
done in submitting the proposition, and IN
making the experiment
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We are under obliga,ons 70 our hnm,nediate
Representative in Congrsss for late Richmond
papers
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Estate of Robert H. Porter.
deceased.

A PERSONS HAVING DEMANDS.
"A any grade or chsrsstsr, against the
Estate of Robert II. Porter, late Of Lancas.
ter District, South Carolina, are hereby no.
tilted 10 present the same to the undsrsign.
ed " i,hip the time prescribed by law. This
notice will be plead in bar 10 claims subss,
quentiy presented.
LAURA PORTER, Adm'x.
Jan. 10, 1855, 81
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S y U L II G A ROLL MA.
LANCASTER DISTRICT

S . U L II G A RO LIMA.
LANCASTER DISTRICT
RY ID. A. WILLIAMS Esquire, Ordi.
- nary for said District
WHEREAS. JOHN X. WELSH h,.
applied 10 me for Letters OF Administration
on ali and singular the Good. sod
Chattles, Rigats and Credits Of Glsss
Castor, late Of the District aforesaid
deceased.
THESE are, therefore, to cite and ad.
monish all and singular, the kindred ana
creditors Of the said deceased, to be ard
appear before me at our next Ordinarv'.
Court for the said District, to be holden AZ
Lancaster Cour, House on the I'd day 81
Feb. next to show cause, IL any, whv
tho said Administration should not be gran.
ted.
Given under my hand and seal. this 18Th
{ ~ day Of Jan iu the year of our
l~S. Lord one thousand eight hundred
~ and sixty-6vs aud in the eighty.
ninth year Of the Independence Of tss
State Of South Carolina.
ID. A. WILLIAMS.
o. l.. d.
Jas. II, 1865, a,