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Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-03-28
aENrA1 aRANr aoINa ro ErRoPF

Lieutena ant General Grant is shortly to
sail for Europe, and the Navy Depart
ment are now looking up avessel for his
accommodation. Captain Ammen, IN old
schoolmaster of the Generals, and now of
the iron-clad Miantonoma, is TO be trans
ferred to the man-of-war that conveys the
military chieftain across the ocean. The
Miantonoma is ordered off for a short
but important cruise in adjacent waters.
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-03-28
70 CABINET MAKERS AND OTHERS,

BECK d COWELL,
Manufacturers Of Bedsteads, Washing Machines,
Clothes Mangles or Ironing Machines, and all
kinas OF Tui nings, have on hand and for sale
500 Bedsteads,
1000 sets of round corner bedstead turnings,
$4,000 S~pindles,
5000 sets Of corners,
Table legs, crib tnrnings, &c, g., which we will
cell at less than usual rates.
Factory ia House 4 Taft's PIlning Mill, corner
of Him and Second streets, West Side.
P~Ostofiee address 30 SuperiOT-st- mar17
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HISTORY.
An Inside View of the Rebellion.
The Rebel Military Strength, Feb. 4,
1865, General Lee and IN Rebel
Senate-ConVersaffOn between ZEN.
Davis and H. v. JOhnsOn-Nannes OF
Prominent Rebels in Favor of Re
construction.

washington Correspondence Chicago Tribune.
1 an enabled to lay before your readers
a batch of very curious papers never be-
fore published. The disclosures made in
them are so important and interesting
| from a historical point of view that the
first thought likely to suggest itself to
your readers upon their perusal, will be
as to their authority. For that L have the
direct warrant of the Secretary of State.
These identical documents were sent by
him, under date of March l3, 1865, to all
the leading diplomatic representatives OF
the United States, accompanied by q cir
cular letter in which he vouched for their
historical accuracy.
They are transcribed verbdtiDE ct liter
atm from the records of the State De-
partment:
ENTIRE MILITARY STRENGTH OF E CON-
FEDERACY FROM OFFICIAL RECORDS IN
THE WAR DEPARTMENT.
The entira available force of the Con-
fed4racy, February 4th 1865, was $4,000
men, distributed as follows:
Under lee, in Virginia-----......-.....-.... 1900
Command Of Bragg and Hoke, North Caro-
S,UOO
Command Of Beauregard and Hardee, South
Carolina. (rhis last embraces the late ar
ed savannah, now at Branohvile, 5 O.. 1900
Commands of Dick Taylor, D. Il. Hill and
1000
Entire force west Of the Mississippi, under
Kirby Smith, Magru Ter and Prioe---.-.- $1,000
l52, 900
Rood went into Tennessee with----..-... 1900
He brought out with him but..................... II 800
Showing a net loss of........... zee. ....-..- $500
There are now in West Virginia and East
Tennessee SOW
This force will be moved to Lynchburg sitter
March 1.
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WASHINGTON TOPICS AND GOSSIP.

RESIGNATION OF GENERAL PALMER.
General Palmer, commanding in Ken
lucky, has rendered his resignation. 1t
has not vet been accepted.
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THE COLORADO SENATORS.

Messrs. Evans and Chaffee, Senators
elect from Colorado, still occupy desks in
the Senate Chamber, Notwithstanding the
defeat Of the bill for the admission of that
TERRITORY.
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A RooFINc..
PLASTIC SLATE
f Q |

INTRODUCING THIS ROOFING
i Material into this section Of the country. We
feel that we are introducing no humbug. Ia has
been subjected TO the seveTest tests for years in the
Eastern States with perfect success. In cur owe
State it was first brought into use last Sumrasr-
and all who have used il among rs give Il the high
est recommendations. 4N
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-03-28
MISUNDERSTANDING.

Some of the papers both here and else
where, are commenting on the provisions
of the Civil Rights Bill, under a very Sc
rious misapprehension. The section
which gave court commissions concurrent
jurisdiction with Judges of the United
States District and Circuit Courts, and
which was very like a similar provision in
the odious Fugitive Slave Act, was strick-
en- out in the House, and the Senate con-
Cured in the amendment So were several
other features of a doubtful character, end
the civil rights guaranteed by the bill, in
stead Of being left in general terms, were
potitively defined
A GEORGIA PATH.
The Internal Revenue Bureau received
the following amended iron-elad oath
from q Georgian, appointed Assistant As
SCISSOR for one Of the sub-distriets in that
State:
a, -, Of the county f., and
State of Georgis, do solemnly swear that
1 have never voluntarily borne arms
against the United States since I have
been a citizen thereof, except as captain in
the Confederate States army; that 1 have
given no aid, &c, to persons engaged in
armed hostility, except as aforesaid
The printed form of oath is interlined
so as to truthfully set forth the new Off
ciafs correct status.
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OAUTION! ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

NMUTIUN NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
~ WASHING CRYSTAL is the best and cheap
eat thing ever invented for Washing. Sold by the
grocers everywhere. When you ask for it, see that
you get it; be not put OF with This is as good, -
for in this instance, as in many others, no sooner
has an article, from its sterling merit, obtained
universal sale, and become a public favorite, than
up start a number OF uHprincipled parties, who,
by advertising and putting what is not true, palm
upon the public inferior and injurious articles.
Many have been deceived; and after trying these
spurious limitations, have condemned this inyalH-
able article untried
JOHN B~0USFIELD. Cleveland, o.,
Sole Agent for the United States.
T. T.. HASBR0UK 4 CO., IT'S & $50 Pearl st.,
marl2:3O4-dttw General Agent for Cleveland.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1866-11-19
wushifi gton EcVys.

WASHINGTON, November 1s.-It has already boon
stated that during the past week tho President has
had audience with prominent gentlemen from all
sections in relation to present condition Of pot-
ical affairs. Chief Justice CHASE, General GRANT,
and Major-Goneras SIoKLEs and DIX, among others,
have frcoly given their views, all of thom being
actuated by sincere desire for such action may
be best calculated to fully restore the relations of
the Southern States to tho General Government.
The idea seems TO be that 30 long the Executive
and Legislative branches are divided in opinion,
the South must remain unreprosontod in Congress.
Hence the effort to effect some arrangement to ac-
commodato the difference botwoon them. Accord
ing to current representations the President lends
awiing car to all suggestions in that direction,
but so far nothing definite has beenconsummatcd.
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rel with Congross for pursuing tho game indcpon-
dent course. He regrets the Disagreement between
tho Legislative and Executive branches Of tho
Government, and would doubt not, yield much
to effect reconciliation. He will not however
sacrifice his principles, nor violate tho Constitution,
according to his Interpretation of it, matter
whnt pressure may be brought to bear upon him.
Ho means 10 do right as no understands tho right,
and will trust to time for the vindicntion of his
course. Ue will bo as truo to the Constitution
and tho Government as President of tho United
States no was true and seadfast to tho Union in
tho darkest days OF it's trials
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To the Debilitated and the Decrepid.

Tor general debility and exhaustion of tho powers of
nature, whether occasioned by Sickness living con-
stutionll decay, old ago. any other physical mon
ta Cause tho thing ncedful and indispensable la
HOSTETTERS CELEBRATED STOMACH BITTERS.
When the fire OF life seems to bo absolutely dying out In
the system and the mnd synlpahizng with the body
IL reduced almost to state OF imbecty, this mighty
Restorative seems, wero to lift tho sufferer out of
the Slough Of Dcspond, and recruit and rcnvigorate
both the frame aud tho intellect old farmer In tho
Valley of the Monongahela writes thus HosrErrEn.
"I can compare the operation Of your Ders upon me to
nothing but the effect of rain sfter long dry spell in
the fall of the year. Tho rain falling on tho mcadows
starts the second crop of grass and your wholesome
medicine to have started second crop life and
spirits in mo-. And this is truly the effect of this CRATE
fl and powerful preparation. Ladies of weak consu-
on whose strength has been impaired by or
age, find 1t most ocacous and delightful Tonic and It
is administered with great In or vast
ing of tho fosh, to young children. In faot is much
safer and cordial for the nursery than anything
yertisod specially for that purpose.
November 10
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TELEGRAPHIC.
Per Atlantic Telegraph.

LONDON November 1G-Evening.-Th;s morn
ing's Herald, the Government orgeli, argues tho
arbitration of the question pending between Eng
land and the United States. Tho Unitod Statos
Consul publishes lettor explaining the agreement
between tho American Government and ERASER,
TRENHOLM & Co., which says that the title of tho
United States to all Confederate property is there
in fully recognized and said property is subject to
legal liens for advances.
Liverpool md London Market.
LIVERPOOL, November 16.-Sales Of Cotton 100,
900 bales Uplands, 14d. Wheat Sd. higher. Con-
sols o0l Fiyes 70.
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MARION FIRE ENGINE COMPANY,

THE MARION FIRE ENaINE COMPANY OF THIS
City have In accordance with the sentiments OF tho c
zons generally, determined to procure STEAM FIRE
ENGINE AND APPARATUS Of the most approved pat
orns. Thoy therefore Solicit liberal aid Of their fol-
low-cizens to enable them to pay for tho same Tho
Company rotor TO their services for tho past twenty
years In tho Fire Department In Md OF this appeal
Committee. consisting OF W. ROMAN and a HAM
ILTON, will call upon tho citizons for their contribu
Hons. HENRY (. CALDER
November 0 Secretary Marion Fire Enaine Co.
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NOTICI1.
THE COURT OF APPEALS WILL MEET AT CoIUaI-
BIA on Tuesday, 9th November instant
Applicants for admssion to the Bar will be examined
on Wednesday, 29th November.
Appeals from Charleaton viii be frat heard, and immo-
datey thereafter Appeals rom the several Country Cir
cults In the following order, toait: The wesern NORTH
ern. Middle Eastorn and Southern Crcuit Huccossvey
The Court Of Errors will assemble, pursuant to ad-
journmcnt on TAtHsday 29th November.
by order. JOHN WATIES,
..s, ~ Clerk Court Of Appeals.
Columbia. November o 1sGa
G0yeznhsR6 .a bh1D
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2unrantine mt Hnynnu.

WASHINGTON, November 1S.-The Department of
State has been informed that the quarantine regu-
lations of Havana have been further modified SO
that vessels leaving oil ports of tho United States
except from Philadelphia and New Orleans, for
ports in that island, with clean bills of health,
shall be permitted to entor at once and discharge
theibpassengers and Cargo. ALI vessels from Phila-
delphia and Now Orleans arc to be quarantined
three days for observation.
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Important from Washington.
TIE FUTURE COURSE OF PRECEDENT JOHNSON

TIE FUTURE COURSE OF PREsDENT JOHNSON.
ESPECIAL DISPATCHES TO THE NEW YORK TIAIEs.1
WARRINGTON, November 14.-The following is q
portion Of communication to-day addressed by
member Of tho Cabinet to friend Of the Admins
tration in New England, who seemed to be apure-
hensive that the difficulties between tho President
and Congress might induce action on the part Of
the former which would tend to widen the breach,
If 1t did not put important interests In peril. Tho
member Of the Cabinet says:
l.. Notwithstanding his long public career, few mon
seem to be less understood than President JoHN-
soN. That ho is man of strong convictions and
earnest PURPOSES is evident from the manner in
which he advocated and pushed forward important
measures in Congress- like the Homestead Bill,
and the stand which he took against secession and
In favor of the Government during the late civil
war. He believes that the manner in which he
proposed that the Government should doal with
the Southern States was not only magnanimous
one, but tho only one likely to result in speedy
and hearty reconciliation betwoon the sections,
and ho has felt it to be his duty to sustain his
viows by the exercise Of such powors rs tho Consti
tuition had clothed him wi@l But while this has
been, and, doubtless will continue TO be his course
he will violate no law, nor fail TO perform the
duties which arc legally dovolved upon him. He
will veto eyery bill that he may regard unconsttu
tional, no matter how unpopular it may be for him
to do 80; but he will execute with scrupuous Rde-
ity all laws, and especially those to which he las
declined to give his Executive sanction. Tho ap-
prehension which you seem TO feol, and which
many others share with you, that Mr.. JOHNSON will
attempt to forco Southern Representatives into
Congrese, or do any other imprudent thing by
which the public peace will be disturbed, or the
public credit be deranged, 10 utterly unfounded.
While he will exercise f,arlessly the power which
he possesses under the Constitution, In furtherance
OF the measures which he thinks are best calou-
lated to promote she public veal no viii not qua1-
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nJ- STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA, COLLIE
TON DISTRICT-By R. ALLAN WILLIS, Esq, ordi-
nnry.-Whereas BENJAMIN STOKES, Commissioner in
Equity, has mado suit to to grant him Letters of Ad
minisraton Of the Dereiict Estate and Effects of VIII
LIAM WALKER: These arc, therefore, to cite and ad.
monsh all and singular the kindred and creditors Of
tho said WILLIAM WALLER, late Of Coleton District de-
ceased that they BIO ond appear before no. in tho Court
OF Ordinary to bo held at waterboro' on 3i day of
uenber next after publication horeo at II O'Clock IN tho
forenoon to show cause, any they have why the said
Administration Rhould not BIO granted.
Given under my hand this 18th day OF October Ammo
Donni, 1866 r. ALLAN WILLIS q n n
October "a rne
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ORITU

DIED, n his Residence, Grecnville, S. c. the
morning of November LIST, HENRY TAXEWEI,I, THOAIP-
SON. Ego, son OF the late Chancellor W.,DDY TuoMpsoN
in the fifty year Of his age.
In the death of Mr THOMPSON mourn excellent
man. courteous gentleman, kind neighbor friend
to tho poor against whom naught be said but that
he was generous to fault
1t privilege to watch by his bed sfdo during
his long and painful Illness and to observe his gencness
of spirit an his manly uprighncss of character all
relations of life; and do bcliovo that God has taken
him to himself.
This tribute to his memory is offered by who had
learned to love him brother.
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PosToFFICE NOTICE.
POSTOFEICE,

POSTOFEICE,
CHARLESTON NOVEMBER O, 1896. .
From thin date. until furthor notice. the "way" Mails
for the Northeastern Railroad will close at IL A. III
teIcept ON Sundays, at 10 4. N.Y.
Malls for Wilmington and Manchester Railroad, by
Northeastern Railroad route, EIprosa train, at p III.
Mails for Augusta and Columbia and tho connections
Of the South Carolina Railroad. win close STA NJ
For Georgetown. by "Kingstrce," Sunday at 10 A. IL,
Wednesday and Friday at nA.M
Noyouiher7 STANLEY g. TRoTT, A. p, N.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

a1- -CONS1GNEES PER STEAM
sH1R A1oNEKA-are hereby notified that sho is This
Day dischargins cargo at North Atlantic Wharf All Goods
remaining the wharf at sunset will bo stored at cx
penso and risk of owners. A. GETTY & CO.
General Agents
All Freight amounting to fifteen Q5 dollars or less,
must be paid on tho wharf before delivery of Goods
NOYember 10
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WAC Prosident,s nIessape. .,

WASHINGTON, November 16.-The Presidents
Message is neatly oomploted;a portion Of it was
read to the Cabinet yesterday He is urged to
recommend universal amnesty and partial suffrage;
but it is understood that he will adhere to his
formerly expressed convictions
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Tho Feninn Trials.

NEW York, November TIA dispatch from To-
ronto says that MIR. MoKNsEY, counsel for tho Fe-
mans, purposes applying on Monday to the Court
of Queens Bench; to the Court of Common
Pleas for new trials for the Fenans under sentence
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- H You WANT LIGHT BISCUIT, Pho Crust. Muffin, or
Corn Bread, call into HENRY BIsoHoPp Co "a No 1o1
East Bay street, Charleston, Co. and got box of po
neer Yeast Powder, with directions now in use by the
beat Hotels and Pastry Cooks in this city.
November ID n,us,,,.
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TllE CllARLESTON MERCURY,

THE PUBLICATION OF THE "CHARLEs1'oN SER-
cuRf VIII be resumed THIS DAY, the 10th instant
at 'ho olee NO. l33 MEETING STREET nearly opposite
the Charleston Hotel
Advertisers who deare secure The nsoron Of tbof
advertisements in the first Issue please forward them
TO the ohlcc rs soon as possible. n. d. RHETT Jr
Noyennbcr 10
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BUSINESS NOTICES.

WILBUR & Son will sell at auction. this day. at No.
west sde the good will and lease of bill
lard saloon and bar room.
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nS- The Relatives, Friends and hcquaint-
ances of Mrs. ANN NJ CAsKINS and of her daughter,
Mrs. JULIA WRIGHT, respectfully invited to attend
tho funeral services of the former n One O'clock This
Afternoon at No. 80 Nassau-srcet without further inv
tatlon. II November 10
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Steamer Arrivals.

New YORK, November 17.-Arrivcd, steamers
Jas. Dudley, Buck, and Louisa Moore, from New
bern, Juno and Wrgo from Savannah, and Eo-
terpe from Galveston.
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Tho Baltimore Itorsc Fair.

BALTIMORE, November 17.-The Horse Fair was
very largely attended. Gen. GRANT was present,
also ex-Confedorato Gen. JOE JOHNSTON, who ex-
changed greetings with Con. GRANT.
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ay WE ARE AUTHORIZED TO ANNOUNCE
VIM BLUM DINGLE as Candidate for tho shcrtfalty
at tho ensuing election.
September II Gm
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A-A-A-A-A-

Iho best Dyspepdc Bitters in use are pANKNrs's
Hepatic Bitters They neyor fail to give relief Try
bottle and bo convinced. For sale by all DrugriBts m
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Tho Cnao ofLIentennnt Hraine,

NEW YoaK, November 17.-The case Of Lieuten-
ant BRA1NE Of the Confederate navy, charged with
piracy has gone over to the next term Of the
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MARRIED..

In this city Wednesday, 14th inst. at tho residence
OF the brides brother, MT WH D. RYAN, by tho Rev. T.
RYAN, DID,, Mr.. EDWARD r. DAVIS, OF Wnorboro,
s. Co. and Miss KATE RYAN, of Charleston s. c., daug,-
ter of the nto THOMAS RYAN, Esq, of Charleston.
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Rs- APPLICATION WILL, BE MADE AT THE
next session of tho General Assembly Charter for
tho "AsHLEY FIRE ENGINE COMPANY, No. o." of
Charleston. MI 81 November 10
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sB-WE ARE AUTHORIZED TO ANNOUNCE
E. NJ. WHITING, Esq, as a candidate Tor Sheriff of
Charleston tJudiciaD District at the next election
September 10
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RENTING AGENCY.
LANDLORDS and TENANTS SUITED.

HOUSES NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. AND FARMS
LEAsED-Houses procured In any part of the City Mt
moderate charge TO Tenants-Pantations and Farms
procured in any part of the Country.
Charges modcrne Call register your names at our
Office. SMITH < 5IcGIIIIvRay
Real Estate Agents, No. 81 Broad street,
November IA South side, near State street
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aSNOTICE. E.-APPIICATION WILL BE MADE
at the ensuing session of tho General Assembly 81 this
State for an Act of Incorporation of THE SOUTH CARO-
LIMA LOTTERY AND LOAN ASSOCIATION, for the
purpose of aiding planters and promoting the asrcu
tCIal interests of the State. fmw October II
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DO The Friends and hcqunintnn nccs Of NTr
WILSON SMITH tcolored); also his sons JOSEPH and
MOSES SMITH also tho Members of tho Mechanic Asso
ciaon respectfully invited to attend tho Funeral of
the former, at his late Residence Mazyck street
This afternoon, ut Two O'clock without further invi
taoon. IL November 10
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aD- The Relatives, Friends and AcTuaint-
ances of Mr. and Mrs. JOHN c. r. MOOD, and their son.
". MooD respectfully invited to attend the Funeral
Scrvices of Mr. JOHN C. II. MOOD, ut Bethel Church.
This afternoon, at Four O'Clock. f. November 10
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EVENING DIsPATOH,

Cotton quiet and steadior; sales 1900 bales, at
9Sa@34. Flour dull. Wheat very dull, and de-
clined S@15c. Corn declined 102c. Whiskey dull
and unchanged. Beef dull. Pork firm. Naval
Stores quiet; Turpentine 77a; Rosin s5@1O. Gold
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R5'STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA.-COLLE-
TON DISTRICT.-By R. ALLAN WILLIS, Esq, Ordina
ry.-Whorcas BENJAMIN STOKES. Commissioner IL
Equity has made suit to mo 10 grunt him Letters OF Ad
minstration of tho Dorect Estate and Effects Of ALEX
ANDER RASTERLING: Those aro therefore to cite and
attmonish oil and singular the Kindred and creditors of
the said ALEXANDER EAsrEnLnaa lnte of Coeton Dis
trct deceased that they be and appear before me- tho
Court of Ordinary to be held at Waterboro on the 9th
day Of November next after publication hereof at II
O'Clock in tho forenoon to show cause any they have
why the said Administration should not be granted
Given under my hand this 10Th day of October Ammo
Domini, 1855. r. ALLAN WILLIS, o. G. d.
October "a mc
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So STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA.
CoLLEToN D1sTR1CT.-By R. ALLAN WILLIS, ESQ.,,
ordinary-wheroas BENJAMIN STOKES, Commission.
or In Equity, ado suit to to grant him Letters of
Administration Of tho Deroct Esate and Effects OF AN.
DREW CANE: These are therefore, to cito atmon-
fsh all and singular the kindred and creditors Of the said
ANDREW CAFE late Of Coeton District deceased, that
they bo and appear before me- in tho Court of Ordinary,
to bo hold at WaitaSboro oath day of November next
after publication hereof at IL O'Clock in the forenoon
to show cause, any they hnve why tho said Admins
tration shonld not be granted.
Given under my hand this 18th dny OF October ammo
Domini 1855. r. ALLAN WILLIS O. O. ID.
October "a ms