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Tho Charleston Daily News for 1s6s-Im-
portant Announcement.

Encouraged by the recent large increase in
he circulation of THE CHARLESTON DAILY
NEWS, the propretors are happy to announce
that, with the opening of the new year, the
price of subscription will be reduced to figure
which will at once place the paper within
the reach of every family in the city and
throughout the State. On and after the first
of January, 1858, TIE DAILY News will be pub
cases. in advance. 1t will then be, without
exception, the cheapest irst-class journal IN
the Southern States. There is no good reason
why our community should not be furnished
with live daily newspaper at rate approx
mating that of the sprightly penny press OF the
Northern cities; and the very generous support
which has been accorded to us on all sides has
fastened step, long contemplated on our part
towards meeting the popular want. 1t is hard
" necessary to say that there will be no dimi-
mutton in the amount or interest Of the reading
matter in any department of the paper; on the
contrary, it will be our constant effort and our
pride to make it, day by day, more full, reliable
and interchangeable spirited compend of the
worlds news, the mirror of local life, and the
mouthpiece of an enlightened and liberal pub
lie opinion.
At the solicitation of many of our friends lnthe
country, we shall also, during the first week In
January, commence the issue of The CHARLES
TON TRI-WEEKLY News. The subscription
price will be THREE DoLLAas YEAR, or Two
DOLLARS FOR SIX MONTHS, payable always in
advance.
This reduction in our rates will, we know,
be all the more welcome to the public, mas
much rs it comes at time of unprecedented
financial distress, when there are few, indeed,
among our people who do not sorely need every
dollar that can be saved. We do not permit
ourselves to doubt that our enterprise will be
rewarded with steady increase Of that popu-
lar appreciation, and support of which we have
hitherto received so liberal share. The
DAILY News already enjoya circulation
largely exceeding that Of any other journal
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APPROPRIATIONS FOB THE YEAR COMMENCING
OCTOBER l. 1897

APPROPRIATIONS FOB THE YEAR COMMENCING
OCTOBER ], 1857.
II Il Is hereby ordered, that the following sums shall
BE- appropriated for the payment Of the various offices
and expenses OF the Stste government:
l. Executive Department. For The salary Of the Cover
nor three thousand Ave hundred doars for the Private
Secretary OF tine Governor twelve hundred dollars; for
the Messenger Of the Governor, hundred doars for
the Contingent Fund OF the Executive Department,
twenty-five thousand dollars to be subject to the draft
of the Governor AMI to be accounted for annually by
him to the Legislature for the rent OF the Governors
house In Columbia three hucdred doara for two watch
men tor the state House and grounds nine hundred
and sixty dollars to be drawn draft Of the State House
Keeper for the salary and services Of the Secretary OF
the State in lieu Of all charges against the State for sign
ing commissions. five hundred dollars.
Legislative Department. For the salary Of the Keep.
er of the state House and Librarian three hundred dol
lars for contingent expenses of Legislative Library to
be paid draft Of the Librarian accounted for by him
at Treasury, md reported by the Treasurer 10 the
Legislature two hundred dollars, If SO much be ncccs-
sary.
g. Judiciary Department. For the salary Of the Chief
Justice thirtyve hundred dollars Tor the salaries OF
ten judges and Chanceors three thousand dollars eaoE
for tho salay of the Attorney sleven hundred
dollars for the salaries Of five Solicitors nine hundred
dollars each for the salaries OF tarty-one Dish !ct
Judges. at five hundred dollars each fifteen thousand
five hundred dollars for the Cerk OF the Court OF Ap
peals who shall be the Librarian eight hundred dollars
the samc to include the expenses of fuel for the salary
OF the Messenger Of the said Court two hundred aud
twenty-five dollars; for the purchase of books for the
Library of the Court of Appeals thousand dollars tc
be drawn and expended by order OF the presiding JUS
ce for rewood and fuel for the Court OF Appeas fifty
dollars II so much be necessary cr the salary OF State
Reporter one thousand five hundred dollars; and the
several appropriations aforesaid for the Clerks Libra
rans. Messengers Reporters and fol the incidental e1
pcnses of the Court OF Appeals shall be paid by the
Treasurer, only upon warrants be drawn by the pre-
siding Judge OF the Court OF Appeals at such time and
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The Hog Crop
The Cincinnati Commercial, OF Monday. December

The Cincinnati Commercial, OF Monday. December 49,
says:
The Hog market is nearly demorazed. Packers stand
off and without transactions quotations are scarcely
practicable so dull day as Saturday has not proba
bly,. been experienced in this market for number OF
vesrs and what IS to lift the eaden pressure is not ap
prent unless there should be sudden unexpected re-
yya in the trade other points well as in tho product
as in the hog Assurances OF strong consumpve dc.
mand either for domestic or forei account in the ear
" flu re are not promising; and short crop theories
have subsidized there is growing CONVICTION that prices
have been too high and must be greatly reduced There
H reat contrast between this season aud last as to the
consumptive deland 1t amounts to scarcely anything
now but was he: active from the beginning OF the sea
son and kept up steady level throughout nearly the
entire year. .,. ;,,. ,o, u
% 0O0 head. \ considerable number OF indiana hogs
which would have been sent to Louisville are now com
inc to this market owing 10 the inability OF the packers
at that point to pay nem and the same can be au
of other localities, that the number that Will be cut at
this point will exceed the estimates fist made ana the
impression prevails that the packing here VIII be que
100000 The number received from the opening OF the
packing date is about $4,000. The rates asKea
tonight are sGa6 so gross, and 81 5Uas % net
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New York Market


The New York Evening Post OF Wednesday, December
1s, says:
The loan market Is easy and quiet OF 8a7 per cent
The discount demand is small and choice bills pass at
7a9 the lower grades being little noe saelao.e
The stock market is M without muen ACTIVITY. IUS'
OF Shcrman's bill yesterday whic! was expected oy tne
specu to have depressed the quotations. OF nVe
twenties. Seven thirt!es are 1s lower.
PRODUCE MARKET.
NEW YORK December 1a-fLoUR, &c.-Tho market
for western aid State Flour less active and irregular
Common brands easier, medium are hrn ana cholce
white extras are better.
The sales are $500 bbls at So 50a9 20 for extra superne
Sate 50 75a0 90 for inferior city snd rver state So ~
nlO so for extra States $40 70al for fancy staie 50 ~
alO so for the grades Of spring Wheat western ex
as; 50 99alo rs ship oinR Ohio; $40 s5al4 90 for
trade and family brands anc 81; VUSli 6o ior gooa 10
wleat exra Indiana and Michigan SO 70al4 IS for West
ern d }, and Sll 70al5 so for St Louis extras
Buckwheat -four is sal.able at 81 60a5 q lOO IDS
California -four is peter but not very active sales OF
$40 bals at SO 50al3 u.
high grade sales of 400 bbls at 50 s5a1 65 for ordna
ry to 70 ID extra Baltimore and country; SO Soa4 6c LOT
extra and family georgia and virginia and sll 1ual4 70
tor extra and family Maryland and Delaware. o,o
Oats opened firm but closed tame Tho sales are A.
bushels Chic and Western at s4aSic in store s7c do
ivered.
ing sparingly and shippers are l4olding of
The sales are $500 bushels new Western mixed at
81 so delivered; old do 81 Al delivered; Jersey new yell
PRovIsIoNs-Pork is again lower and selling slowly at
the concession We have only TO note $50 bbs mess ut
500 65 cash; and 500 bbls at $40 70 regular
Beet has been rife more active chiefly for eastern
shipment. -o-oo
for extra mess.
Terce beef IL quiet Sales OF so erces at SAT for ex
ira India Beef
Beef hams are steady and fairly active. Sales of l25
bbls at S3oa32.
Cut meats meet with only moderate inquiry. Sales
of 800 pkgs shoulders in dry SALT to arrive. at &c.
Bacon remains dull and nominal. The sale reported
Yesterday should have read short clear instead OF long
clear. .o.>
Dressed hogs are lower and dull We quote at easAc
for western, and 9xasH for city.
Lard is quiet and nominaly unchanged Sales OF 56O
bbls and tcs at 1880 Tor No l; 1870 ior cit;
for far to primo steam and kettle rendered and $50 c5,
seller 18th February to 10Th Mrrch. ut 1896.
CorREE-Rio is dull and prices are nominal Stock
1s4 S4 bags incuuing 42,00U at New Orleans 1850 at
Galveston 15O0 MOBILE, 27000 at Baltimore $500 at
PHILADELPHIA ano 1O6 SAL here nest India kinds are also
dull, and prices are nominal
CorroN-The market is firm but less active. The ad-
vance in prices has tendency to check business We
ouote:
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PROCEEDINGS OF CITY COUNCIL
REGULAR MEETING.
Cousc1 CHA.rsEE, Decent

CouNcM CHAMBER, December IL, 1857.
Ptesent-The Mayor and Aldermen Rayenel,
Wragg Gerdts, Small, o Neall Willis, Olney, Ste m
never, Cakes, Hon our, Enston, Courtenay, Will
den. Cosgroye, Butler-16.
The minutes OF the last meeting were read and
confirmed. /.
Sundry applications for ieenses-referred to
Committe on Licenses.
Petition of the Palmetto Steam Fire Engine
Company, praying for loan OF SisuO IN Guy Suf1 cur
hose reel. Referred to Special COMMITTEE on Inc
Fire Depart nent.
The following communication was received; de-,
CHARLESTON, December 16, 1857.
To the Hon. The MAJOR and Counei.
ofdhe CITY Of Char lesion:
GENTLEMEN: have the honor to tender you, by
request of the Building Committee of the German
Lutheran Congregation, al invitation 10 Dc pres
new church building in Nng-street, to take place
on the 26th inst.
r beg to say that it is the desire Of the Commit
tee that Council should enjoy the privilege OF de-
posting any manuscript &C., that 1t may please
your honorable body to determine upon.
7 have the honor to be
Your obedient servant,
JOHN 81. DEVEREUX,
Architect and Builder.
Sundry bills against the city were referred to
the respective Committees for examination.
Communication from the City Registrar, accom-
panied by statement OF sundry bills against the
Health D -partment. Referred TO BOARD OF heaItn.
Return of Harbormaster for November, 1857,
showing 100 paid over to the City Treasurer.
Information.
Alderman Wragg, Chairman Committee on Tidal
Drains, submitted the weekly report Of @. NJ.
Besseillieu, Keeper Of Tidal Drains, which was re-
ceived as information.
REPORT OF COMMITTEES.
Alderman Olney, from Committee on Accounts,
made the following report, which was adopted
The Committee on Accounts ask leave to report
upon the examination of sundry accounts referred
to them at the last regular meeting. They are
found to be properly vouched and correct. The
Committee recommend payment OF the same IN
the sum total OF Sc, 897.S4.
Respectfully submitted,
b. B. OLNEY,
p n GATTTARD Mayor.
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HAy-Isi in good demand and with light receipts prices
are better 81 0a is for shipping and 81 25al 10 Tor
reta lots. ,, l.,
at auction
NAVAL sToREs.-Spirits OF Turpentine is dull and
Ros1Ss-t,o generally steadier. Tar is quiet
RIcE-Is quiet. Small sales at S'<a9N for Carolina
from tore.
Refined are in moderate demand WeQuote: Inferior TO
common refining, 1lal1Ac; fair to good rehnine lla
IIGc; fair to good grocery. 126al2 prime grocery
l2salS%c; forto Rco II s{a14c Meado, Gnasc Boxcs-
Hsvana, No to H. 1lal2c: Havana, No II. 12Aal25s
Havana No IS to 10, 12lalsh HavanG No 10 to 2O !S4
al5%; do No H. in bond, gold 51sa6; Manila bags loa
ALL H.
Wa1sKEy-Is dull at SOC, in bond.
FRE1anrs TO Liverpool, 400 bbls at 3s; 4OO Dales
cotton at 516a% 60 hhds tooacco 2O and oy steamer
I5O bales cotton at Ja5d To London, 500 bags coffee
at 3Os; and 100 tons oil cake. at POS Sd.
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CNTEVENs HOUSE, Nos. ~. ay, ao AND 2

CTEVENS HOUSE, Nos. ~. 2J, 30 AND "a
y Broadway, N. " opposite Bowling Green-tn the
European Pan.-THE STEVENS HOUSE Is well anc
widely known 70 the travelling public The location Is
peciay suitable TO merchants und business men, 1t Is II
close proximity to the business part Of the cyis On
the highway of Southern and Western trave-and ada
cont to all the principal Railroad and Steamboat depots
The STEVENS HOUSE has liberal accommodation iai
over 800 guessit Is well furnished and possesses every
modern Improvement the comfort ard entertainment
OF lts inmates. The spacious and well ven:i
lated-provided with gus and waerthe attendance Is
prompt and respectiuand the table is generously plO
yided with every dccacy the nt moderate rates
Tie rooms having been reiurnished and remodcled,
aro ena! "a to otter facilities for the comfort ano
pleasure Of our guests. GEO. u. CHASE CO..
May IS Proprieols.
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Headquarters Second Military District, !
CHARLEsroN S. C.. November "a, 1851. J

Headquarters Second Military District
CHARLESTON, S. c., November IA, 1861
GENERAL ORDERS, No. 1lG.l
Tho shers of the respective Counties and pls'rietS
of North and South Carolina will to be prepared
copies of the tax lists fer their respective Counties OF
Districts noting thereon all delinquent tax payers ara
forward the same through Post Commanders to these
headquarters.
The expense of preparing such copies will be audiea
and paid ns County or District charge, Us the case
may be.
BY command of Dvt Major General Ed. r. s. CANDY
LOUIS V. CAZIARC.
Aide.de- Camp Act'g. Asst. AdJ't. Genl.
Official: O. NJ. mitchell, Alde-de-Camp.
Nova,bar 1b
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cons,gnees per South Carolina Railroad,

1862 bales Cotton. 124 bales Mdze 495 bags Corn and
Peas o35 bags Rough Rice 80 bags Flour 121 bbls Ma
val Stores cars Cattle. &c. TO D krackc. John
ston Crews & Co. Walker, Railroad Agent n Rob-
son. West Jones. Taft & Rowland Tucker, Claclus
& Witto G Williams & Co, G Hopey & Co, J Z
Sloan, F aIey, Z Rodgers 4 Co, Hunt Bros, Gold
smith & Co, q L Jeffers Co, G W Witte. j Kirk
patrick Globes Co. j NJ Eason W Williams, W Z
Haskell, Jeffries. Bischo Co, Graeser Lee smith
l. Co. J Campsen Co. II Buist Mowry 4 Co, Ihurston
& Holmes. W Courtney Co, g H Walter q co, w II
Ryan Willis Chsolm. Averil. d Aiken 20, j
Pringe. Street Bro & Co, Ingraham Son. 0 Reeder.
N Caldwell & Sons. Lebby, W Dukes Co. Man,
toue X Co. Davis T W Mikell, Fort. Salinas. w
Dowlng Utsey & Kenyon Z Lowndes, w Zee 4 Co,
c q Claussen W Roach Wiley, ] Baggett 4 co, a
Robinson l. Co. JeTords & Co. ] A Quackenbush K d
uarneY.
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THE DAILY NEWS
SATURDAY MORNING, DECEMBER 21, 1867.
Catching Mt u straw.

Thoucb the planet Of Love has grown DINNER,
And threatens to vanish from sight
Though the pale star OF Hope gives hmmer'
And naught but glimmer tonight
Still the planet and sta. are above me,
And ceither has LEFT me for good;
Though my lsdy refuses 10 love me,
She says that she would II she could
They have plightsd her troth to another:
She uends to the cruel command
OF a tyra1nous father and mother.
Which sewers the art and he hand.
When pleaded m deph OF devotion,
She said-or misunderstood
That she might not eocoura the nouon'
But certainly would If she could
Can ever be happy. wonder,
With any oae else for wiies
No; the fates that have torn us las asunder
Have made me coelebs for life,
NJ IT, s.;n rei cion TO cheer me,
And irhted by bachel rhood-
We INV love In declining to hear me,
e0n's' - ' London Fu''
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Consignees per Northcastern Railroad,
Dnccmhcr 2n.

los bales Upland and % bale Cotton, 5l2 bbls Ma
val Stores bags Peas Rough Rice, Mdzc &c. To Gail
lard l. Minott, L Howard & Bro, Ravonel & Co, Will
lams CO. Rod ers & Co, Mowry X Co, Gracser,
Lee Smith & Co, W Dukes X Co, W x Ryan. Kendall
Dockery. Adams, Frost & Co, Fenwck & OFT. Mazyck
Bros. NJ Caldwell l. Sons. & Piichett Robinson &
Co, 7 stoney, Woolfe J Bcetz 7. II Frost Mrs Il H
Thames, Hunt Bros, ] A Quackenbush, Mrs " Snow
den, Sawyer, and Order
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Augusta Market.

AUGUSTA, December 19-CorToN.-The market has
been STEADY to-day with good demand for fine cotton,
lower grade, being upsaleabe. This afternoon sellers
are asking moro tnan buS will give. The market
closed quiet It about 14c New York Mddng. Sales
774 bales; receipts 1923 bales.
CoRN.-New White, 81 10; Mixed 81 Osal ~.
WHEAr-White, s3 50as4; Red, 81 40a2 so.
Nots-The following is report for yesterday cor
rected: !,
Wednesday, December 18-P M.-We notice 1alr De
,anT for GOOD GRADES on basis Of lac for New York
Middling, and toerable inquiry or lower grades at
12Ha3 for stained and red and for clean p'ueS
Sales 653 bales; receipts 1855 bales.
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COMMERCIAL.
rno Cnnr,esron Cotton mar xe,.

OFFICE OF TIE CHARLESTON DAILY NEWS,
CHARLESTON. Friday Evening, Decent er 20, 1857
The demand was good throughout tb' day, the trans
sc;ions being somewhat limited by tie light supply o
the better qualities Of the staple ch sold at steady
prices while the common qualities which formed the
bulk of the stock were dsp sed at rates which were
in come cases easier Sales abor $50 bales say % at S
"A at 1s so at 1S 81 at 1 .3i ct 1917. 174 at IA, 42
at1Aa. las at I4h, 35 st 14N 81 at Is We quote:
LIVERPOOL CLASSIFICATION.
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THE TRI-WEEKLY NEWS.

THE TRI-WEEKLY NEWS,
DUBLISHED IN wINNSBORO' s. C., AFFORDS
j. profitable medium for the advertising public Q
Charleston
We respectfully solicit their patronage for our mutuu
benefit.
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THE sITMTER wATCHMaN

rs PUBLISHED EVERY WEDNESDAY, AT SUN
Il TER. s. c., by GILBERT FLOWERS, ProprietcTs
ut FOUR DOLLARS per anuuln, invariably IN advance
Advertisements inserted ut usual rates.
Livery style job Irintn,' executed in the nca'cs
styIa and oreatn iisr.trh S-ttriuDpI ~
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Passengers.

Per steamer Emilio. from Georgetown, C-S Eman-
uel. Mrs & Ailson and children, Mrs X Duffus, -
Aston, II Parker Gen Manicault, Wagner. ) Irln-
gle Il A Trenholm, Il Elliott, c Allstop, - Lowndes,
Gourdn W Johnston.
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S. G. COURTENAY.
2. B. CAKES.
81. B. OLNEY.
L w MARSHALL.

Report Of City Treasurer, showing amounts OF
assets and liabilities of the city to first December,
1857 Received as information.
Report OF City Treasurer, showing list OF un-
paid taxes. Received as information.
The Mayor stated that Lieut.. Copes had tender
ed TO him his resignation as Lieutenant OF the
Police force. Believing that it was not competent
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PORT CALENDAR.
MARINE NEWS.
PORT OF CHARLESTON.
Arrived Yesterday.

Arrived Yesterday.
schr Hartstene Horn New York-12 days. Hay To
Kerr & Co.. ~, .,o-.,,
steamer Ernilie Davis. GEORGETOWN. G.. 24 tierces
Rice and Sundries. To shackelford & Kelly, Mat
thews " Johnson E Draper, Dawson, Z
Carr & Co. Walker. Frost. Thurston & Holmes ) Il
Prngle. -..
45S bales Upland Cotton, and sundres TO Ferguson
F A SAWYER Graeser Lee, Smith & Co, f Rodgers X
Co J Pringle, j Smyth. NJ Caldwell L Son. Willis
& Chisolm, L. kirkpatrick, Holmes l. Wates, W q
Dukes Co. Cart Kopf Jeryey. DAVIS sSa smite e.
Ingraham Son, Gaillard Minott, Street Bros CO.
and order. ~ ~, <,.
olm Bros
schooner. supposed to be the Mary Mines, from
Philadelphia.
Went to Sea Yesterday.
Steamship Port au Prince, Jackson, Savannah.
From this Port.
Steamship Saragossa, Crowel. New York. Dec 18:
Steamship James Adger, Lockwood Now York, Dec IL
Steamship Manhattan, Woodruff, New YORK, Dec L.
Up for this Port.
schr Charles Smith, Wright, at New York, Dec 1s.
Sailed for this Port.
Brig Liberty, Devereaux, from Cardenss, Deco
LIST OF VESSELS
DIP. CLEARED AND SAILED FOR THIS PORT.
FOREIGN.
LIVERPOOL.
The Skiold Albrechtsen, cleared NOV ~
Nor bark Kjenestadt, Verge, cleared ......oct 10
NEWCASTLE, ENG.
Bark Jones, -, up. ....................'N ..'Nof IL
NEWPORT, EMO.
The Sabna Martin, sailed. Nov 20
LEITH.
The Bertha, Anderson, sailed. .............'.oct22 "a
cARpENAs
Brig Liberty Devereaux, sailed Dec =
DOMESTIC.
NEWPORT, Il. L
Brig Tangent Rich sailed. .............. ..'.'Dec
BOSTON. -
schr Furber, Cobb, up. ...........Dec IL
NEW YORK.
Schr Maria Lunt, Tracey, Dec ~
Schr Vapor Bogert cleared Dec az
Schr II Bramhal Hussey 20 10
Schr Charles Smith, Wright, up..... ......Dec 10
PHILADELPHIA.
Bark Alex Mcneil, Andrews, cleared. Dec ~
Brig Open Sea- Coombs, cleared. Dec
Schr n Mines, Burdge, cleared. d...............Dec
BALTIMORE. -
Brig Yankee Blade Coombs, cleared. ... Dec 10
Schr Shiloh. Hubbard, cleared.
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AIMS EoUsE.

GAS LIGHT COMPANY.
Bills for ...ghtipg City Hall, Upper
and Lower Guard Houses, College
of Charleston, Orphan House, Aims
House, City Lamps. ................ s2,S21 Is
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Alderman Whilden, from the Special Committee
on the Fire apartment. made the following re.
port, which was coEcurred in
Special Committee on the Fire Department re-
commend that the petition Of the Steam Fire Com
pany Of A1emen be referred to the Board Of Fire
Masters. WILLIAM G. WHlLDEN.
q a (OIIRTENAY
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SOUTjE-CAEsS-tlslN
E1a:EsSEE.aET se5.TEsEt"y,

81 \. +. MCDONALD, ORDINARY.
W ne far Letters !" or or A,!m,,isn,;"n n faas on w
AL and singular the goods anil c!'altcl;:.
rights AMI ere Its OF Norman \. Mcleod,
late u:tl.e District aforesaid. deceased:
These arc. therefore, to cite Az! aImo,is!i
all and singular the kindred and ere !tors Of
,lc deceased. TO ba and appear hcfnrr me at
our next Orlinary's Court. To he holden at
iicTs.imw Cuur;h"uSc on llls 2.,Ii; day of May
inst. to Show r:!:*r. if anv, why The said
administration $hn%ll nut hH grHntal.
Given un::er ny ilaa! an! seal TIKI: 18th day
OF May. in t!ic year OF "ur Lar'l Que
thousand cgh, hundred aud s:xiy-s"vtn.
and Of tlIc nineiy-Grs: y'a:' "t American
Independence. \. J.. MCDONALD.
Marcl ltd. q. Il. y.
Nay 9 It.