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lIoLLowAY's PGLLs.-Ld reason g'Hde yo"-
Dyspepsia, Coshreness. There is no grief but
can be assuaged, no pain insusceptible of allevi-
alton, or disease without remedy are you
dyspeptc? look for the cause in disordered
stomach or arrangement of the liver. Are you
costive or bound in the bowels ? here again, the
stomach or viscera are ut fault. Holloway rus
will eradicate the source. Try them. Ihey
have never vet failed in one single instance out
of millions of cases. We urge all who are suf-
fering from Dyspepsia, Costiveness, Bowel Com,
nlaints. &C. TO use them ut once, as they Will
effectually cure. The proof lies in the trial
Procure box and be convinced OF their immedl-
ate effect Read the Advertisement elsewhere.
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~ Hope for the Afflicted.

% Hope for the AfHioted.-IN another part of
this paper will be found the advertisement of the celebrated
Institute established by DR.. J. c. Young i'll 1850. In this
deceit and charatanism it is boon the suffering
point them where they Of obtaining the wish
relief Under the of the sLlfu Doctor
the sick and Dubbed vet themselves of their burdens
Of and shame lay aside their and health
and happiness Ii sick trouble do not hest
Read the advertisement and follow the advice Do not
forget the number the of directing your letter
CONSULTATION OFFICE, $40 Washington san Fran
cisco 44'n-n.
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Tur R1Gur SrAMP-J. W. Patterson has been
elected to succeed Daniel clark IN the Chiteu
States Senate, from New Hampshire. To show
what STYLE of man he is, politically, it is only
necessary to publish the following sentence from
late speech of his in the House of Representa-
tiyes 81 1t is an indispensable condition OF
peace to both North and South that the guilty
authors of the war, whose pride and passions
would rankle with the shame OF deieat' snouid
ho qrorced into obscurity where they will be
stripped of the prestige of distinction and the
power Of place.
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SQUARzA.-The name has grown to be a house
hold word with Calitornians-wby,i is more fully
set forth in'his card in our advertising columns.
There is great and continually increasing de-
mand throughout the Pacific States and Terrific
ries for the Punches, Cordials and Bitters of his
manufacture. For them is claimed an invgora-
ting influence which no other fluids possess
Depot, A Leidesdorf street, San Francisco.
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GREAT CURES CITIZENS, READ,


Inc NictoTIes OF FerseYerance.-A LESSON
FOR THE STRUGGLING BRAvE-The great of the
world seldom the results Of chance still more rarely
the exploits Of an hour. We lay foundation
when we would erect lofty superstructure must have
patience when the seed and dclaim against the
tar processes Of nature The genius very frequent
y fails 10 procure during his lifetime the due Acknowledge
ent Of his position; but where genius united with
verance and ndomtable WILL all disappear and the
recognition Of these qualities and universal
The most striking example, perhaps that history affords of
what the sinsehaded perseverance of great intellect
capable of accomplishing find in Professor Hollsway
Having ascerained the unity and
discovered in the vegetable kingdom what NAV call
external and internal principles of hcalth-the remedies
which, made in the shape Of Pills and Ointment have
proved themselves equivalent the thorough and immediate
of all external and internal aments-he resolved
to make his marvellous discoveries available to
Der of the human family and, despite the gigantic social
pecuniary and geographical difficulties involved in the task
have before the abundant proofs Of his complete
He that his remedies, be adopted and esteem
ed beyond all others needed only to he known Once used
by any tribe nation however barbarous however igno
rant the physical evidence of their nbe curative
would insure their universal adoption. So satisfied of this
he that with enormous labor and at OUTLAY for which
he could expect adequate remuneration for years he at
applied himself TO the establishment of regular medical
organs in all the countries and islands of the globe
languages used by for tue conveyance OF their m
tua ideas.
What perseverance here Displayed How hopeless to
less determined would such task have seemed =
deep of the responsibilities which the
possession Of superior knowledge and elreiant
that his remedies would be the mill
ions from disease supported him through the long of
his yet doubtful struggle, aud him glory in
the hour of his harought and nobly He the
admitted conqucrer of disease and while other physicians
vanly bost OF having extensive practice in
tcuar section of particular city he with truth
that he has empires f his patients and that his
sultng room is coexensive with the inhabited earth
harder than adamant!" saws the poet
What than And the
burrows channels the hardest rock.
and flowers spring up beside it, and there is beauty where
there but desolation
what may ask is dcnscr than ignorance! and what
volatile than speech And the constant iteration
of Professor oloway praises have at length cut channel
through opposing hills Of prejudice and there is health
laughter where before had but the
and the goans Of maay; and grateful myra of the hu
family conspire bless that union of Genius and Perse
hch has brought home and nation of
the priceless blessings the Universal Remedies =,
Manchester Guardian.
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and Tuesday, July I'd and 3D.,

1866, | will receive and determine all appeals rel
alive to erroneous or excessive valuations or emu
merations made and taken by the said Assistant
Assessor All appeals to the Assessor as afore-
said must be made in uriting, and specify the par
ticular cause matter or thing respecting when
decisio, 10 reouested and state the ground or
principle Of inequality or error complained Of.
w. A. ELIASON,
Assessor 9Th District, California.
Santa Rosa, June 10, 1866.
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Or. IN HuMBoLDT.-The Journal says the Ir-
win Davis well is down 900 feet, at which depth
they have found water for the first. Jeffrey S
well is down 500 feet, with improving prospects,
and the Union well is yielding constant supply
of oil, when pumped,
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SEwfNG-M AcHINEs.--Of the many inventions
and improvements of sewing machines, none
have so satisfactorily stood the test OF time and
service as Grover & Baker's They have taken
the highest premiums at the recent State FAIRS
of fifteen States they have, moreover, received
the warmest encomiums fronn@all persons who
have cver used the machines, and those who
have had opportunities to compare the different
STYLES of machines, generally prefer Grover &
Bakers to any other They do the work neatly
and well, do not get ont OF order, ana are readl,
lv odapted 10 any kind of sewing. We would
advise our readers, who in want of n sewing
lachine, to call at Grover Baker s-Brookly"
Stand1rd
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EE7AXT a||II sa|S
STANDARD SOAP CO.'S
CONCENTRATED -
Washing Powder!

yJIHIS POWDER Is SUPERIOR TO ALL 9TH
| er Soaps or compounds for Washing or Clean
ing. 1t is made Of pure material, and contains
rothing that will injure the finest fabric. Equal
ly as good for using in Hard as Soft Wafer No
Soap ever required to be used with this Powder
one Pound will make Three Gallons of beautiful
Soft Soap. 1t is put mp in wrappers of | Id.
each and in boxes of 10 lbs. bulk, with directions
Sold by all Grocers. Manufactured at
207 Commercial ST., San Francisco.
STAxDARD Soar Co. also manufactures all kinds
of LAUNDRY and FAMILY SOAPS, equal to
Eastern manufactured. 20.ll:ly.2p.
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Arising from bad state Of the blood chronic diseases
eraated and clear and transparent surface reganc
by the action Of this Ointment 1t surplsse ma
other toilet appliances in s power
disnel Ia,les and other .gurcments OF the face
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f,iffs end EYafnIa.

Every Of these prevalent and stubborn
disorders ctadcaed locally and entirely by the Of this
fermentation should precele its application.
healing qualities will be found be thorough and in
variable.
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Female Complaints.

Whether in the young old married single at the dawn
Woutnoo or Of life, these tonic medicines dis
play so decided an influence that marked improvement is
percepale in the a Of the PATIENT Being pure
y vegetable preparation they are safe and reliable remedy
for all classes OF Females every condition of health and
.fatiu It IL
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JEFF. DAvIs.-It is said that JEFF Davis ex-
presses the opinion that he will not live through
the Summer unless released from Imprisonment.
Deuhtless his victims at Andersonrille entertain
ed similar views of their own fate, and with far
better reason but JEFF gave himself no concern
about their prehensions.-Amerieap Flag
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ANOTHER GREAT MAN GoNE.-GeneTal Lewis
Cass died at Detroit on the 18th of June, at the
old age of SO years and upwards He graduated
at Marietta, Ohio, subsequently established him
self in the practice Of law at GAINESVILLE, and was
elected member of the Legislature of that State
in ls0s. In the war of 1872, as Colonel of the
Sd Ohio Volunteers, he was the first man to step
in arms on British soil, and when General Hull
surrendered to the British Col. Cass refused to
deliver up his sword, but broke the blade and
threw it away Was appointed Ambassador to
the French Court in 1881 in 1876 elected
L. s Senator from Michigan reelected in
1851, and was Secretary Of State under Buchan-
an 1t is particularly noted of him by his hiog-
raphers that he q always evinced an aversion to
everything that savored of British.
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Speeial Aotiees.
D.-E.-IS5J.-0
D.-E-1s55.-O.
BENJAMIN Franklin and Professor DeGrath.


Rs Franklin brought Electricity from the heavens to
earth Prof Death applies that electricity the relief
Of diseased and suffering morta Neuralgia rheumatism
Piles Skin Diseases &C. cured by Prof Deratb.
Electric Oil.
The made by Prof DeGrah with his Electric Oil are
miraculous to resemble the famed Scripture az
of similar in ancient times by the amounting
with oil.
GREAT CURES CITIZENS, READ
Rheum tism.-Mr. Joseph D. Battle MYRTLE stree,
says the Electric Oil cured him Immediately.
P1es-Charles Sexton, Esq, ex-Mayor Of Camden saws
six applications cured him. Also cured his Rheumatism
Neuralgia.-Nr. David Mann. 499 Vine street saws he
great sufferer bu the Oil cured him. So says T. IT.
Grant. Esq, 81 North sth street.
Price. so cents and 81 per bottle. Depot Philadelphia
Sold by all druggists and dealers.
Sole Agents for the Pacific coast X. III. Nc Don aid r.
Co., San Francisco and City, whom all orders
shoud DE addressed j2lm.
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The IssINd AFFaIRThe atrocons insult offered to the
national flag tho portrait Of Washington and national air
by number Of rebels at the Old Theate last night has
cited deep Indignation the moderate Union
well among ultra Several gentlemen have
declared that they done with conservatism after that
display # disoyalty stern policy is the only to
poy dealing with the rabd hater of the Government and
all its honorcd insignia symbols and emblems We
the persons engaged in the Kissing business that the Amer
can people determined that who lives under
the United States flag shall either love fear it, If they
have the good love it, the soldiers who
the rebellion have the TO make them dread
forbid that invading should territory
again for would frspare the pie everywhere
terrible courge Of but will again if
10 crush out the kissing serpent of
rifle Press and Times, May Eth
And the gentle, q reconstructed" L'nion-lou-
ing worthless who outraged the portrait of George
Washington, and INDUCED in venomous Kisses
a. the flag our common country, were admirers
and supporters of "my policy" 1t was merely
an evidence of the q christian spirit " which the
superannuated and wickedly ambitious Secreta-
~ OF State PIRATES about being largely in
the ascendant in Dixie land. We fail to see it
- in that light"
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THE SCIENCE OF HEALTH !
Every Man His Own Physician !!
HOLLOWAY'S PILLS!
H0LL0WAY'S OINTMENT.

Disorders OF The Stomach, Lfrer and ROreIs.
The Stomach il the great center which influences the health
disease Of the svstenabnScd doblfaed by
Indigestion. offensive breath and physical prostraon the
natural consequences. Allied to the brain it is the of
headaches mental dcrreson nervous complaints and unre
fresng sleep The Liver becomes aicc Ni and generates
bilious disorders pains in the side. &c. The Bowels sympa-
tse by Cosyenes Diarrhrt and Dysentery The princi
pal these Pills the stomach. and the liver.
lungs bowels and kidneys participate in their recuperatve
and opera.iou
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Tur R1GHr MAS-We learn with pleasure that Charles W
rIon Esd who the Assistant Secretary of the last
senate ha- been appointed BookKeepe State Prison
m irin considerable Importance. and
man of energy and honesty to fill it, both Of qua-
ations Mr. Gordon happily The Lieutenant
rr and Secretary of state have made an excellent
10 our notion.-Rod Bluff Independent
We concur.-Shasa COartes
W. are graed to hear that Chas W Gordon late Assist
ant Secretary of the State Senate has been awarded the
son of Book Keeper at the state Appeal
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ErupfiOHs on The Skin.

Of many years nndin that have pertinaciously
fused yield other remedy treatment have nvali-
bly, succumIe few applications OF this powerful unguent
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Sofiety Aotites.

=, w TrfnHy Lodge, w. 81, II. H. .N,-Ho,a
~ =, iesuiar communications at Masonic Hail. Weayeryile
on the last Monday of month Hour of meeting siT
O'Clock, p. m. JOIIN n prYpCU 9e,r NJ s'A
"a % i-"o'a'S 9coretary Avs,
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Erysipefas and Sail Rheuni.
bad Legs, Old Sores and Ulcers.

Are oc the and vrulent disorders prcva
lent this continent To these the Ointment is especially
antagonsc. It's BodaS j randi is first to eradicate the
venom and then complete the
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State Tax Collectors

:. A Nd CoMMIsSIo Fes APPROVE PUB
i: NJ EIG sECgRITfES, are hereby notiaed
that the ACT of December 1866, g % raise SUP,
plies" &c, 6ee. 81 requires isThe Treasurer To-
cause the official bonds Of the several Tax Goltee-
tors of this State to be examined by otl-
m:Ssioners appointed in Their respective Tax
Districts 10 approve public seearities and Il the
said bonds are found to be ntata stsfac:
tory, they shall tlsir 9 !preyaF
thereof; buff found insufficient u1satisfac:~
rory ,tley shall REQUIRE the same 10 se-execu
ted and renewed with good md sufficient, ssure.E
ties The POST OFFICE and. DRESS OFF
each Tax Collector and ofeach Chairman OF thes
Board of Commissioners, FnsGst be furnished to
me without delay, so that information as 70 the,
penalty efeach bond and the names f the sure
ers should adiadge- afy Bond to be insufficient,
and unsatisfactory, they, wifi Immediately give
notice thereof to the Treasurer or Comptroller
General. -
,.~', p. ,. WIN. HOOD, State Treasurer.
STATE Treasury OFFICE, Columbia, January
%, 1866. ..s.s z5.s; - Jan 82-o-ZZ':
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sTsTR OF seU5TH GaR0LINA. :.
e. - .NEwBgaRY DJsTaIcT::

=. D -g,tE..g5 ~ .
b. John Fe5se5Soa, EsqelEss ofalaafy e
iNeaoberrg Diatrit .ssSs ez.ssss
NFHERE4s E:P Lake has applied tothesfors
L,ttsrs o1, 4&iutiiaistratioa de Bo'ds faoge
with vi annexed, on all and singular the go9asS
.chattels,rights end:credits of DFayt = Iuretc
late of the District aforesaid, deceased. u.
These aretherefore tocite and admenish all
singular, the kindred and creditors Of the s9ld ae
ceased, TO be and appear before me, at our ne4S
ordinarys Court for the said 70 ee 9olea
at Ne9berry Court House ensthe s ssti, gay os
Foh. Einsf to shew cause, if any why tLss saFd
demonstration should not be granted y
4iTeT,S5Iniider my band and Seal this DAY
Of Fe5. in the year of our Lord one thersslids
eight, hundred and xty-fye. g:
FL 6-2t. JOHN NTssPEFERSoN,. .o:s. .D.S.1
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Legal Il NoTlceSi :
STATE or 8oU1H z9osi iNas
-. ~, : s-sz-e -NEwBERRT DISTRICT
u .Za1aa p Pzhraons Ordiaaf1Eof Nenoerla

= -. ~: -1,l-s4 .NEwBERRT DISTRICT
Bs.Jeaqa:E RStsrsoq1 0nd5aargee Eeae6ersg
- District g. =. z,y1 ~ & :
syTI HEREIss C. ~ Kinard;S has applied
to me for Letters Of Administfa,ion,
on all ard singular the goods and ehattels,
rights aud credits Of, j, w. T. Harmon, late OF
the district aforesaid, deceased: :. i
These are therefore 10 cite and admonisa All
and singular, the kindred and credi ors o. the the
said deceased, to be aud aRgear before me tour
next ordinarys Court .or the sad District TO ps
holden at Newberry Court House on the f9th day
of binst, to s1e8 cause, If any Why the ssio @
Administration $kodid not be granted.
Given -undpr NV land and Seal, this 5tli day
of Feb. in the year Of our Lord one thousand
eight hundred and sixty-six, = - (,
FF2f1,.- JOHN n. PETERSON, og.B.
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Educational.
Limestone Springs Female High ScheOl
Rev. W. CURTIS, IL. D., Principal.

Rev. W. CURT1S, Ill. H., Frlhc'pal.
THE REGULAR ENSUING SESSION OF
. / this School will commence on the third
Wednesday in February, the 2lst inst. :.
TERMS FOR FIVE MONTHS, payable in ad-
vance either in specie or its equivalent in curren:
ey:. o
Board, including lights, washing and fuel $15' 90
Tuition in English and the Classics. 80. 25. 90
Tuition in Primary Department. ..-...... 90
Lessons on the Piano or Guitar. ......... $500
Use OF Piano. :....:: ..:...:.::' '..... A''0
Tuition in French or the Modern Languages,
Each Pupil must bring one pair OF sheets and
pillow cases. towels and drinking cup.
Dr.. CURTIS will leave the Mills House Charles
ton on Monday, the 10th of February, and Nick
elson's Hotel, Columbia, on the Goth, for Lime
Stone, and be happy to take charge Of any Pupils
on the route. Regular mails are Fe-establishsed
to the place. ANY further information can ne
obtained of the Hon. ". F. C0LCQR4s, or at the
COURIER OFFICE.
Feb. Z, Cat. --.--. =
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!. STATE or SOUTH CAROLINA, ~
,F.-..l.:, ZEEWBE ERR Y DLSIRTG1.s

Bq join I. Peterson, Esq. Ordinary Of Nepv-
berry District. -. ....z5- 6 ,zs-.@ - -
M BEBEas, Hugh c.: Wilson has applied
w to me for Letters of .Adminjstf ton on
all and singular the goods and ehsttels, rights
and ereditS,of ,Jsae q. Wilson, late of the Dis
trict aforesaid, deceased.zS.s5 :. ~. :z5s,;
These are therefore to cite and admonish s az
and singular, the kindred and creditors Of the
said deceased to be and appear before ms, j, at
Dur next Ordinarys Court for the said District, to
be holdeny at Ne~berry Court House on the
18th day of February inst, to slew cause, ii
any why the said Administration shoah notbe
granted. :; -. -. -l-:-,ES -. '--z 80;
Given under my hand and Seal, this 81 .daI
of February, in the, gear of,our Lo rd one thoa:
sand eight hundred and sixty-six,g q -; ~
F72s JOHN T. PETERS9S5eo, NJ 81:
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The State Of South lCarolIsa,

NEBBERET DIsrRIcT-IN EaUITr. i,
Elizabeth A. Higgins, Administrators, With VIII
~. .. annexed, of +. B. Higgins. - .
. nr. Calgfn &. Higgins and others. .-
Bill for construction, partition and rsli:f:: ;
rTHE creditors of the estate of Francis B. Hig.
i gins deceased are required to render in,
ON oath, their demand against said estate, to the
Commissioner o, this Court, on or before the first
day Of, March next. - ~; ?. =:
Commissioners Office, slLAsJ0HNsTONEg
Jan. 1866. - c. E. y. D.
Jan. ~ lin. $500
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H.. COMPTROLLER GENERALS OFFICE. :. =.
HNAX COLLECTORS are hereby notified that
l. their bonds must be approved BY the Com
missioners to approve pak.ic securities, in ac-
cordance wish the foregoing notice of the Treas
urer, BEFORE THE FIRST OF APRIL NEXT,
otherwise they will not be authorized to proeeea.
TO collect payments of taxes after making their
assessments -. JAMES A. BLACK, :.
Jan. SI-5-2t. - Comptroller General.
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SRRRIREss SALE.

pY order of Jno. T Peterson, Ordinary of
SANewberry District, will sell in front of
i ,e Court House door at Newberry, on the. first
aeBday in Maeea next, one tract Of land situate
and being in she District of Newberry, So. Ca ,
containing eight acges, more or less, bounded by
lands of Hugh c. Wilson, Elizabeth Bowles and
Ino. C. Spence, on credit Gntil the frst~1ay OF
January 1887, with in'erest from the day ofsaIe,
except 50 much Of the purchase money as may
be necessary to pay costs, which mast be paid in
cash, The purchaser viii be required to give
bond, with good sufeties, and mortgage Of the
premises (if deemed necessary to the Ordinary,
90 secure the purchase money.
". ". HOUsEAL, S. n. D.
Sheriff. Office, Feb, g.. 1866.
Feb. :, SIT
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Mt. Zion Institute,
WoNN sg0R0. 5. G .

THE exercises of this SCHOOL will be re-
= L sumed the lst Monday in February, 1866.
OFFICERS:
G. A. WOODWARD, Principal.
B. r.; u! y; 6T;e2P' p; RSRosa' A. A' Assistants
Terms per session, payable half in advance, the
balance at the close of the session.
Board with Tuition in all the branches
except Philosophy, Chemistry and .
Tuition of day scholars in the classical or
naTtments7 7..-....................s IS 90
Tuition in other branches, from $40 to 20 90
Course of Chemistry or Philosophy, -. 10 90
rFeHCu. -. ..'''. =" ~
Contingent charge for each pupil, ...... l 90
Payment required in specie or its equivalent
in currency, at the time of settlement.
G. A. WOODWARD,
Jan 1884 Principal
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The STATE OF SOUTH GAROLlllsl
5NEWBERRY DIsTRlCT.

= =
By 1T Peterson, Esq. Ordinary Of Ns'g;;'
-. berry District - go - ~; . s..
w. HEREAS, s.: n, Reid has applied I'd,
Wy me for Letters of Administration on
ali and singular the goods and ehattels, rights
and credits Of ]: u. Red, late of the district:
aforesaid deceased: - =. 1s.;5
) These are: therefore to cite and Sadmoaish ail,
and singular: the kiRdfed and creditors OF the
said deceased; to be and appear before ne. at
our next GFdiIary's Court for the said District
to be holden at; Ne@be&ry Court House on the
7th day of February; inst, to slew eaase, Il any.
why the said ADMINISTRATOR should not 6s.
granted - = l,s
: Given under my hand this 2 224th. day of Jan:
in the year Of our Lord one Thousand eight
hundred and sixty six = ~ { =
>F7-lt. So - JOHN IT, PETERSON, o.s.ngssss-.