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The benson trGct, containing one hundred
and twenty-five Q25) acres more or less, on
the waters of Flat Rock Creek, bounded by
lands of Mrs. Jane J.. Knox, L. Il. Gray, es-
tate of Shields, ct al. Levied upon as J. W.
Fold's property, at the suit OF the Bank OF
Camd n, S. G.
One Copper (1S0 gallonl Still and Fixtures
Levied upon as j. W. Ford's property. at the
suit of the Bank of Camden. 5. T.. l2.25
One Lot with two Store houses and out
buildings thereon, in the Town of Camden,
known and distinguished in plan Of said
Town rs Lot No eleven hundred and seventy
seven. 1177) fronting east on Broad Street,
sixy-six (G6) feet, and running back west
two hundred (200) feet. bounded south by
the Market, and north by VIM Daasch, Also,
Lot No eleven hundred and eighty (llSO)
fronting on Rutlcdge Street, sixry-six (GGl
feet and running back north, two hundred
(200) feet. bounded east by the Bank Of
Camden, the Market and Lot No eleven hum
drcd and scventy-seven, (l1T1) west by va
cant Lots. Levied upon as property OF the
Estate of Vim i Perry, at the su!t of the
Bank of Camden, S. c. 6,I3J
DEFENDANTS right, title and interest in and
TO attract Of Land, containing nineteen hin
hundred Q9OO) acrcs, more or less, situated
in Rershaw and Fairfield District, on the
waters of Sawncy's Creek, adjoining lands Of
the estate Of Crosby, John Warren, John
Robertson ct al Levied upon at the suit of
NJ. Baum, Bro. & Co. VS.. Abram D. Jones. jr.
rS25.
Two Wagons, Harness and seven Mules.
lcvicI upon rs property of Vim. Z. Hughes,
at the suit of Charles Perkins. (SS.2a)
Terms Cash-purchasers to pay for the
necessary papers.
Z. SILL, S. <. D.
February 13. IT
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SOUTH-CAROLINA,
KERsHAW DISTRICT,
a. L. MCDONALD, ORDINARY,

BY A. L. MCDONALD, ORDINARY,
WHEREAS, J, D. Dunlap, C. E. K. D. ap-
w piled to me for Letters of Administra-
ton on oil and singular the goods and chattels,
rights and credits of DIR. A. A. Johnson, late
of the District aforesaid, deceased:
These are, therefore, to cite and admonish
all and singular the kindred and creditors Of
the deceased, to be and appear before me at
our next Ordinary's Court, to be holden at
Kershaw Court House on the 23d day Of
March. 1868, to show cause, if any, why
the said administration should not be granted.
Given under my hand and seal this 18th day of
November, in the year of our Lord one
thousand eight hundred and sixty-eight and
in the ninety-second year'of American In
dependence.
A. L. MCDONALD, O. K. D.
February l3. tt
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Sherifs Sales.
SHERIFF's OFFICE,
CAMDEN & ~ Fob q 1662

ShhDES, y. ~, Il cD. lCOO. ]
DY virtue of Sundry wrts of Fl. ia. to me
ID directed I will sell before the Court
House in Camden, on Monday the second day
of March next, within the legal hours of sale
the following property, to-rh:
All defendants right, title and interest in
and to four (4) separate tracts or parcels of
LAID lying in Kcrshaw District, viz: One
tract on which defendant resides, on the wa
teri of Flat Rock Greek, containing six hun
drd (6O0) acres more or less, boundcd by
larls of j. R. Dye, Shannon Watts, Mrs. J.
J. Knox, Kilgorn, et al.
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0ne tract-known as the Gardner tract
coaaiRning three hundred acres moro or
less lying on the waters of Beaver Creek,
bounded east by the Graham Road, and ad-
dining lands of G. l.. Dye, Quinlin, the Fra
ser Place, ct al.
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INFORMATION.

INFORMATION guaranteed to produce a
i luxurinnt growth of hair upon bald head
or beardless face, also recipe for the remo-
val of Pimples, Blotches, Eruptons, etc., on
the skin, leaving the same soft, clear, and
beautiful can be obtained without charge BY
addressing
TlIOS. F. CHAPMAN, Chemist,
S23 Broadway, New York.
Sept. 26. em.
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Commissioners Notice.

GUARDIANS, Trustees and Committees
" must make their ANNUAL RETURNS
to this office on or before the first Of April
next. Rules will be issued against all who
make defuult in this matter.
J. d. DUNLAP,
Commissioner in Equity.
Feb 6 II
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TAX NOTICE.

E>HE BOOKS for the collection of the Taxes
1 for the year 1867, are now open at the
store Of MCDONALD Il McCURRY
The whole Of Tie income tax and half the
General Taxes are due and payable on the
Glst day of March, the balance on the 30tli
day OF June next.
Office Hours-frcm Q 4. N. till 2P. NJ.
II. PATE, r. C. X. d.
Feb. l3. If
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January SO.
SOltI -ern Express.
Planters and Gardeners

Will find ELLERBE'S PLANT TRANS
PLANTER (patented 10th October, 1866 J
at Mr.. A. NJ. Kennedy's. With this Implc-
ment surplus plants of Corn. Cotton or any
other plant may be trasplanted in the same
time that the soil can be re-planted, without
disturbing the fbrous roots.
Jan. l!6..
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Important Notice.
DFKALB HOUSE.

TTlHE Subscriber takes pleasure in inform
1 ing his friends and the public generally,
that he has re-opened the DEKALB HOUSE
which has been thoroughly renovated, and
is now ready for the accommodation of the
travelling public, whose patronageis respect
fully solicited.
Coaches always in readiness to convey
passengers to and from the Hotel
The Proprietor promises to do all in his
power for the comfort Of his guests.
J. W.. RODGERS, .Propriehr.
Aug. y, Il
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u. s. MARSHAL'S SALES.
United States of America.
D;.,,.;ct of So,fI IarOttlld

Dst,.scf lf Sc~th zs.E0SzIs4:
DY virtue of Writ Of Fieri Facias to me
ID directed, issuing out ofthe Honorable the
United States Circuit Court for. the District
of Souti, -Garoiina,- will expose for sale to
the highest bidder, atSHublic Auction, at
Camden Court House on the Fourth lay OF
March, 1866, being the first Wednesday Of
the month, all the right, title and interest Of
the defendants in and to the following prop
erty, to witt
/. Camden Bank Building, situated on the
northwest corner of Broad and Rutledge
Streets. lot No. ll79, being &c feet front, by
1893 feet deep, according to pltt Of the town
of Camden, bounded north by Town Hall.
south by Rutledgc street, cast by BrOad-st.,
and west, b y the estate of ". F. Perry
Levied upon as the property of the Eank Of
Camden, defendant, at the suit of James
Bankhead, plaintiff.
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N

A LII persons indebted to the estate of Will
~ liam E. Hughes, late of Kershaw Dis
trict, deceased. will make immediate pay
ment to J. B. Kcrshaw or myself
All persons having claims against the said
estate will present them duly attested, ac-
cording to law.
B Mr.. d, H. sEAMENS is my lawful
agent for the transaction of all business of
the said estate.
NJ. E. HUGHES, Admr1.
January Is. Ct
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One tract-calIed The Ben HIliams tract
containing three hundred 1900 acres, more
or less, on the waters of Flat Rock Greek,
bounded by lands Of J. ]. Trantham, J. r..
Dy., Thompson, Patterson, ct al.
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Agents Wanted,
For the Campaigns of
Forrest and his Cavalry.

BEAUTIFULLY illustrated. This histori-
cal record of the most brilliant exploits and
daring adventures Of the war, among its ma
nv valuable and interesting contributions to
historical truth, clears up, on unquestionable
authority, all Misrepresentation in regard
to the taking of Fort Pillow by Gen. Forrest
Address, L. MILLER q CO,
Jan 9-2m Philadelphia, Pa.
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Commissioners Sale.
IN EQUITY-KERSHAW

Harrison, Admir- & Patterson, Adm'x.
VS.. Bill
R. C. Patterson, ct al.
The terms of renting not having been COM
piled with. on the first Monday in MARCH
next, will again offer for sale TO the high
est bidder, at Public Outcry, before the
Court House door in Camden, the following
Real Estate of the late Wyatt Patterson, de-
ceased, to.wit
4 tract Of Land, containing some six hun
dred acres, situated OH the waters Of Beaver
Creek. and bounded on the north by lands Of
Wylie Patterson, on the west by lands OF
Lewis J. Patterson, and on the south and
west by lands Of Joseph G.. Melville.
TERMS.-So much cash, as will pay the
costs Of these proceedings. and balance on a
credit until the first day of january next,
to be secured by note with personal surety,
and lien upon the crop.
J. D. DUNLAP, c. E. X. d.
Comm'rs. OfEce Feb. Is.
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Hogs for Sale.

4 PAIR of Hogs, of the best stock in the
n District. The SOW now in pig. They
will be sold very low for cash or corL. Ap-
ply at the DeKalb Mills, to
W. MALONE.
Feb. 6 If
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Houses and Lots at present occupied by the
defendant, situated OIL the west side Of Broad
street, measuring one hundred and thirty-two
feet on Broad street, bounded south by Z.
W. Bonney, and north by W. Elius, and
known US lots 9J3 and 1894.
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To those Interested.

DERSONS who have left articles in pawn
i with the subscriber arc, hereby notified
that unless the same be redeemed within three
weeks from this date they will be sold.
Feb. l3. WM. DAASH.
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bounded north by ]. A. Young, south by L.
W. Bonncy, having n front Of eighty four
feet on Broad street, at present occupied by
James Jones and J. NJ. LcGrand.
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q. S. MARSHAL'S SALE.
UNITED STATES OF AMERICA,
District of South Carolina.

DY virtue of Writ of Fieri Facns to me
ID directed, issuing out of the Honorable
the United States Court for the District of
South Carolina, will expose for sale to the
highest bidder, at Public Auction, at Kersilaw
Court House, on the 4th day of March, 1868,
being the first Wednesday of the month, all
the right, title and interest of the defendant
in and to the following property, to-wit:
Plantation containing two thousand, one
hundred (2,l00) acres, more or less, bound
ed west by the Watercc River, south by Est.
of II. W. DeSaussure, east by the Town of
Camden and John Cantcy, and north by L.
B. Cantcy.
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IN EQUITY.

IN EQUITY.
KERSHAW.
Sarah Mickle, Ex'r'x. Bill to cnjoin and
Joel Davis, ct al. &c.
In obedience to the order of Chancellor
Johnson. passed July. IA, 1867, l will sell at
Public Cutlery. on TUESDAY AFTER THE
FIRST MONDAY IN NJ 4 RC II next, at
the late residence Of John B. Mickle, decd.
in Kershaw District, certain
Personal Property,
consisting of Household and Kitchen Furni-
ture, Plantation Tools, Wagons, Male,
Horse. &C.,
TERMS.-so much cash rs will pay The
costs of these proceedings, and the balance
on credit Of one and two years, with inter
est payable annually. to be secured by bond
or note with at least two good surctics.
Purchasers to pay for papers.
J. D. DUNLAP, c. L. Il. ID.
February G. (S.l5)
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House and Lot next south of above, described
lots, known as McCreight's Shop.
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Cotton Quotations.

.'.. Cotton Quotations.
CAMDEN, Feb. 20-2l ID.
CHARLESTON, Feb. 1872 1-2 to %
New YoRK, Fed. 1874 ID.
LIVERPOOL, Fet. 1913 SD lOd.
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NEW GOODS,
at the Old Stands

'I>HE subscriber having resumed business
on his own account at his old Stand in
Camden, offers his friends and the public,
general assortment of
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NJ. BISSELL,
DENTIST,

HAVING procured the necessary apparatus,
is prepared to insert Artificial Teeth on FUL-
CANITE (india rubber,) from one Tooth, to
full Set, at Lo1c Prices. and has reduced
his charges for al operations to suit the times,
for CASH. dec 19,-tf
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LOST.

GOLD Masonic WATCH KEY, with the
initials u. W. b." The finder will
be literally rewarded on leaving it ut this
office.
Feb. 6. II
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Notice..

r find it necessary for the current year, to
4 confnc myself to the CASH system. and
respectfully request those indebted to Inc, on
short time credit, to make the promised ar
rangemcnts promptly, rs will be under the
necessity Of placing my unpaid accounts in
the hands of Lawyer for collection this
Spring. BOBT. NJ. kENNEDl'
Jan Off Agent
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S. A. BENJAMIN,
Auctioneer and Commission
MEFCHANT,

CAMDEN, S. G.
Will attend to all business entrusted to his
care, in selling Real Estate or property of all
descriptions. He has large rooms for storing
Goods. and Rooms to lot. lie will receive
Goods on consignment.
Auction Sales attended to in any part
of the District. jan. z.
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THE NONPAREIL
WASHING MACHINE.
tStronq, Simple and Practical.

1t is n SQUEEZING MACHINE; warranted
not to injurc clothing; geared to give six
strokes of the plungers for one turn of the
handle, and $50 turns of which will wash
thoroughly the bulk of six to twelve shirts,
according to the size of Machine used
A GIRL OR BOY CAN OPERATE 1T, and
Sir Years experience proves that the NoN-
pAREIL to be the only Washing Machine made
which stands The test Of Time and Use. 1t is
unapproachable for
Speed, Power and Effectiveness.
AGENTS WANTED.-Send for free De-
scrptivc Circulars to
OAKLEY & HEATING,
184 Water Street, New York.
Dec 90 Gm.
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81 6lDOTO 81

Stock owned by the Directors:
January !, 1867, S233, 700
January |, 1858, $4,000
DR.. SATTERLEE, Presdt.
WM s. GOODELL, Sec'y.
T.. w. BONN EI, \ ent.
AT CAMDEN, S. c.
January so. st.
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House and Lots on north side Of DcKalb
street measuring on said street, one hundred
and ninety one feet, bounded cast by VI. Z.
Church, and west by W. c. Gerald.
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House and Lots in the Town of Camden, on
west side of Broad Street, bounded. south by
lot No. $50, on the north by Courtcnay's lot,
including two lots and one third, and known
as lots 72S, 729 and part Of 730, and known
as Lafayette Hall, (rcsidencc).
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9. A tract Of Land, situated on the waters
of Persimmon Brench, containing 800 acres
more or less, bounded on the north and east
by lands of Mrs Hammond. south by lands
of Mrs Hammond and Thomas Bell, on the
the west by lands of John Brown and T. Bell,
known as the Russell Tract, together with
the two Dwelling Houses situated thereon
Levied upon as the property of Wylie Pat
terson, at the suit of the United States, plain
tiff
-ALSO-
3. One tract containing G1 acres ut Liberty
Hill, on which the residence of defendant Is
located, bounded north by John Brown, east
by Curcton's and Henry Il Browns, south by
VIM. C. Cunningham and west by John Is.
Dixon's land, all in kcrshaw District
-ALLo-
4. One tract of Land, containing 1000 acres,
moro or less, bounded north by J. B. Cure
ton, and estate Wm. c. Cunningham, east by
J. Is. Curcton's lands. south by the Waterec
River, northwest by the Dixon Tract" Lc-
We'd upon MS the property of William Dixon
at The suit of Sarah j. Johnson, Adminitra-
triX.
Terms, Cash-purchnsers to pay the Mar
shall for necessary papers and stamps.
EGy"Salcs to be conducted by JOSEPH NJ.
GAYLE, Deputy Marshal, ns auclioncer
JOS. NJ. GAYLE,
U. s. Special Deputy Marshal.
Feb. 6. At
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House and Lot on Market street. fronting on
said street GG feet, running back one hur-
dred and eight feet, being part Of Lot 1867.
bounded north by c. Mathcson & Co., and
south bv Estate Cantcy
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MERCHANDISE.
consisting in Part of
Ready-Made Clothing,

Of all kinds and qualities, in suits, or
by the single piece. Hats and Caps,
for men and boys, all qualities.
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Boots and Shoes.

for ladies, gentlemen, boys and chill
dren; Congress Caters, for ladies and
gentlemen; Travelling Bags and Vail
ces; Umbrellas, &c.
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street, measuring one hundred and thirty-two
feet on Broad street, bounded south by f..
W. Bonney, and north by W. Elias, and
known us lots 9.'3 and 994.
-ALso-
House and Lots on north side Of DcKalb
street measuring on said street, one hundred
and ninety one feet, bounded cast by NJ. Z.
Church, and west by W. c. Gerald.
-ALso-
House and Lot on Market street. fronting on
said street GG feet, running back one lur-
dred and eight feet, being part Of Lot 1857.
south by Estate Cantcy.
His interest in 430 acres of Land more or
less. lying west side of Waicrcc River, known
rs White Pond, bounded by Alberts on the
north, on the cast and south by Bowen and
Ross, on west BY part Of same truct original
ly. Also
Defendants right, title and interest in the
following lots in the Town Of Camden, mum
bcred S79, $50 and SSl, bounded on the east
by Mrs. Latta, on the south by Laurens ST.,
and west the Public Square.
AT TIE RESIDENCE,
Will be sold, Household and Kitchen Furni-
turc ard one Carriage.
AT TIE PLANTATION,
viii be sold:
II Mules; ! Filly, and male Colt,
33 head of Cattle, 90 head of Sheep,
Sows and Pigs. Shoats,
9 Wagons, Carts, Cotton Gin,
500 bushels of Corn. more or less,
Fodder, Shucks and Peas,
Is bales of Cotton. Cotton Seed
Plantation Implements.
AT THE S. {. II. II. DEPOT,
Will be sold.
q balessof Cotton. ssSte 4sGza essss.es 8
e %LcYicdsupon as tile property of James Dun
ps-defendeEty A. stkeseslis 3
Brothers, plaintiffs. 4sSsss s-s% =
Terms, Cash-Purchascrs to pay the Mar
shall for necessary stamps and papers.
Sale 10 be conAuctrLt by the Special Depu-
ty Marshal rs Auctionccr.
JOS. NJ. GAYLE,
U. S. Special Deputy .Narshal.
Feb. G, 1868. IS.
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Feb. 6
The Portland daily press., 1868-06-06
&c u IL D p f -.


LONDON, June 5-ln the House of Commons
this evening an amendment to the suspensory
bill was offered, placing the office tenures I'M
der the Maynooth College graut ON the same
basis as likings in the Irish Church. The
amendment was opposed as destructive and
not suspensory in accordance with the charac-
ter of the bill under consideration, and was re-
jected by the House.
The House then voted in favor of permitting
new appointments to be made to Maynooth
College, and also in favor of the continuance
OF the regium donum during the pleasure of
Parliament.
The suspensory bill was then passed in COM
mlttee. The announcement of the result was
received with cheers.
The Emperor of Austria asserts that he had
to make his choice of two alternatives, the
signing of the recent laws hostile to the Con-
cordat or the abdication of the throne, and he
chose the former. The explanation is intend
ed to soften the resentment of the Pope for the
violation OF the Concordat
New YORK, June ga dispatch from Lon
don, Vt yesterdays date, states that the India
office publishes correction OF Gen. Napier's
dispatch, to the effect that only six natives, not
SIX hundred natives, were drowned by the flood
in the Sooroo defile.
Another dispatch from Gen. Napier states
that a small detachment of troops would be
left at Zoola. The whole army, with the ex-
ception of this detachment had marched for
Annesley Bay to embark for India Gen Ma
pier informs the government that the crown of
Theodorus, which had been taken with the
other booty of the soldiers in the fortress of
Magdala, had been returned to the widowed
Queen.
ITALY.
ROME, June A banquet was given here
on Tuesday last, to T. Buchanan Reed. at
which ex-Minister Adams and a number of
American artists were present
SPAIN.
LISBON, June 5.-The United States steamer
Shamrock, which sailed for New York on
Wednesday, has put back leaking
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WASHINGTON.


~~DNO-N~
WASHINGTON, June 5.-The following are the
custom receipts at the ports below mentioned
from May 18th to the 30th, inclusive: Boston,
1894 OBJ New York, S2222,9G9; Philadelphia,
$193,009; New Orleans, May 18th to the Both,
$144,737.
The receipts of customs for the week ending
May Both, amount to S2,9447 61.
DETENTION OF PERUVIAN IRON CLADs.
The Secretary of the Treasury sent fresh in
structions to New Orleans for the detention of
the iron-clads Oneota and Catawba, it being
stated they intended leaving professedly on an
experimental trip, but really for Peru. 1t has
been asceTtained that though the original mr.
chase price was $755,000, the vessels had been
sold by Swift & Co. to the Peruvian Govern
ment Tor SzOOOOO0, three-iourths of which was
actually paid.
CHINESE EMBASSY PRESENTED TO PRESIDENT
10 day the Chinese Embassy and suite, in
company with Mr.. Burlingame, Secretary of
State, and others proceeded to the Executive
Mansion. Mr.. Bnrlingame, ON the part of the
chinese, addressed the President, stating the
object of the mission to be that China desired
to enter into communication with the United
States and the great European powers in the
customary diplomatic way. He then deliver
ed the President letter from His Imperial
Majesty. The President replied, stating that
during the first years of American existence.
other nations evinced caution and jealousy rel
alive to the advances of the Unit States.
These features had now disappeared, and there
was no civilized State with which we were not
in relations of cordial friendship. He felt him
self justified on this occasion not only in Civ
ing the Chinese representatives cordial re-
ception, but also in assuring them a welcome
equally cordial by the several other powers to
which they were accredited After the deliv-
cry of the address, the Embassy were intro
duced to the members of the Cabinet The
President exchanged few words with the
Chinese through their interpreter. All SEEM
ed to be pleased with the interview. The EN-
bassy returned to the State Department, where
they were entertained with a collation..