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The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1848-02-23
The.to,al expenditure will be ss,sl5.Sso
T,o,v;ng an exoess Of expenditures

Leaving an excess Of Expenditures
over means, Isl July. 1918, sl5,729,ll4 ~
When the war commenced we had a
surplus Of twelve millions in the treasury,
and Congress adopted new financial mea-
sures, which were expected by The Adj
n,inislralion 10 improve The condition Of
The treasury. But we have spent twelve
millions surplus. all the current revenues
which We have received. increased a. they
are said 10 have been BY The new tarlff.
besides t,Iirty-eight millions, according I"
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1848-02-23
MA,0a GEsrRAL CANES.
PROM MEXICO.

Oar files Of papefs from the city Of
Mexiro are 10 The 18th ult. The Amen
can Star Of il,,s date linus mentions Ihe de-
paIlure of Ihe train:
We have only room 10 say briefly that
lie American troops are by degiees occupy
inc the mineral and other important points
around rs, and that the revenues are being
r.nidly rollcrled for The benefit of the
American army. This is in accordance
with the policy whlrh The Home Govern
men, has marked onl. Al our latest adslces
from Quereiaro ! quorum Of Congress was
not in attendance, aud there WAS but lille
pros peri lhai any business would be trans
acted u present. Gen. anaya had been sue
credcl by Pena y Psna IS Presideni- The
term Of The former having expired and The
later coming il a. President Of the Court
Of JusIire. A new President Is 10 be chasen
rs soon a. Congress assemblies. Who It
will be is a matter npon which we can oi.
Ter no opinion. There have been rumors
ILst ur. Trisl has for some lime slnre
been in conference with the Mexican com
missioners. and that certain terms have
been agreed upon, bat we have nothing
authentic on the subject.
Gen. Marsi all will probably reach the
city with his command some time neA.
week.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1848-02-23
a ysn cn,r IAN. %. .is.e.

- vera 1fuL. JIM
!" Eds. Deiia--The mail from 0rizaha
arrived here on Saturday last. All the
rews rould gather from that source you
will find in the hle Of papers ,ha. send
Won.
AN express also arrived The same day
form the City Of Mexico, BY which, Gen.
Twiggs and Mr.. Dimond, The Custom
house collerioI. received letters.
In one of the letters received hy Mr.
o. from Gen. Worth. he says Thai there
is no more prospect Of peace at present
than there was al The beginning Of the
war. This opinion, coming from such a
source. cannot fail to be Of great interest,
as there are continually reports ahoat
about negotiations for peace. Another
from Mr.. Trisl does not make the least
mention Of the subject.
aThc ship Rajah arrived here on FRI
day last from New York. with troops. A
soldier died on The passage, Of small pox.
Several others were sick OF The same dis
ease. Yours, ULUA."
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1848-02-23
From The Muscogee Democrat, Sd inst.

Awful Tragedy.-On Saturday night
la>i two negro Traders from Person coun-
". N. c., of ihe names Of Thomas p.
Troiter and Richard Bolton, we're mnr'Ier-
ell in Randolph county. Ca. near Haui-
sons Store, by twu of their own negroes
Pursuit was Immediately made, and the
negroes were overlaken in Marion conn-
IS. and brought 10 Lumpkin. to be taken
10 Randolph county, to avail, the penalty
&c the law for their awful crime.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1848-02-23

40 s,mnn,stloa. n l0ans sd treasury |
-. A. Iahu5ry - tie segFtiaFy CANE |
70 - far iuenir-ibEFF miliiaas, FhiFh hs /
80 raslA D. amPla, Bur g aonsh l'e
$50 .olhorily % rs-issals &c nlilipas q
,,e.s.,rx po,es. and naw anaihsr losa =
eishaaen ara haif mIliaans - demanded
~ sle SERVICE "a he rsFseni year. lar
prrleaa I III X neressaEy % saise nlaEe
lhan tlsl ca he enress d snPsndisnFe =
~ xr.r 1919. Ibis ! wofal state =
lhincs. Irrn,urs % ssy. lhai u y"a ron-
tanu4 ynnr military nIeEaiions = iley are
nov rondursed. helaEe eiehseen months.
r;,her .onr treasury viii he bankrupt o.
vou will he obliged 10 aaopt some new
and extraordinary fn,neial measuFrs. ].
lnr one. shall b. prrPared fnr his crisis.
u Is not insl. SIR. that The coming gene
ra,inn should sLiFrr inr lhs lnl.g a me
present n j. nnl Just 70 keep glory tar
he present .ge snd taxes fnr the nexi.
+, m sou viii have the glory. yOa osght %
have he isxes along with il. believe
the anly Nay 10 hiring the people o. > insi
sense az the enarmiiy of this war. . .
Ist ,hsm feel the cost of II. Ny eolleague
snake NJ the reEenpe % be derived isom
/ Mexieo. and yenlnred the opinion thai The
war could he sustained in This way with
om, the r0sl 81 dollar 10 The Treasury.
I.ni ISL In be expected that Mexico. IN
her present depressed condition = kepi
down by an enemy. holding her powerful
towns. oyrrrunning her country, her IN
duslry parnlyze,l. her trade and business
broken IN. her people ground 10 the dust
hy military oppression--will furnish any
thing like the amount which he has re-
presented Is arcuring tn her lreausnry IN
lime Of prosperity Ynu will not get \
dollar which is not forced from her a lie
poini Of the hayonel. lie speaks Of The
dnly mp0n contracts, and says that ihey
might nnw be stamped hy yaur authority
and that thus \ considerable revenue would
be obtained. But. sir. they viii not make
these ennrraris. especially when there Ii
probability that If made they will he IN
validated. when the present state Of things
shall terminate. Sir, this is all illusion
and " you could get the wh"le revenn'
which Mexico raised in n period OF peact
, and prosperity. Won would get but twenty
one mill ms. and your military operations
are costing YOU nearly fly millions. Thu
Secretary Of The Treasury, sangnine as HI
is. does not estimate these resources hal
, so high as my rolleagu'
: lie has not heen able, i've says, IN nh
tain any rrliahle statement Of the amour
: Of duties realized in Mexico on exports
The duties ON specie might amount Il
half million. The receipts from dulie
+, OH imports, in time Of peace, have varl
,, ed from six to twelve millions. VIVA
probability is there. that these would b
half the first sum. when our armies wer
covering the whole country!
Even the Secretary thinks that no larg
portion Of the internal revenue could h
: collected under our military: and he. wit
all his eagerness TO present favorahl
view of this project, admits that he Ia
no sufficient data on whirh 10 hase an
{ reliable estimate as to this source Of RI
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1848-02-23

4 libertinc's life is not life Of liberty.
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bIe gaeniilasi
Mr.. President, let us take care that the
disgraceful guerrilla warfare Of Spain be
moi renewed upon this continent! Is
there 10 be no end 10 this state Of things!
| do no, brlieye that the violated honor Of
the country requires snch rlndlcatlon..
That honor is in much greater danger ot
being tanished by onr own conduct ~ the
further Prosecution ol this war.
A. BIN. il is said, Mexiro must sue Tor
peace. Will you persist in this. when
she is Two proud to sue for peace! You
must knnw liial she is anxious Tor peace.
! know that treaty Of peace can be oD-
tanned from Mexico. lmake that asseF-
ton after persual OF the correspondence
between the Mexican Commissioners and
Mr.. Trist. She offers ample indemnity
for esery thing but the expenses Of the
war. SIZE proposes I, cede California,
from its junction with Oregon tolhe thir-
ty-seyrnlh degree of latitude. his com
nrises nearly Two hundred thousand square
miles Of territory, as | have been taid =
thrice the territorial extent Of Virginia. aud
anger lhan all the New England States
York and Pennsylvania together
il includes the harbor of San Francis
70 1.-The coveted object Of our desire. and
which. sir, alone, il worth more Than tbs
claims Of our citizens against Mexico
We'll. Mexico gives very .sufscicn. reasons
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1848-12-27
Beth anV Academ my.

SHpHE Trustees of the Bethany Academy,
Fl takes This method of informing the cIt'
zrns of Edgefeld and the surrounding Districts,
that they have secured the services of Mr..
Thomas Ii Johnson, as Teacher for the enst,'
ing wear. Mr. Johnson is just from The South
Carolina College. and brings with him high
testimonials as 10 character and qualifications.
He aSu spen, near TWO years rs student III
Blown University, an Institution second TO
none in the Union for lis thorough and scientific
mode Of instruction This Academy has a
healthy location about two miles from Liberty
Hill, and is removed fun NIL sources "f temp
,a,ium to vice and dissiraliou. The scholastic
wear is divided into two sessions OF !i"e months
each.
RATES OF 'TUITIoy PER SESSION:
Elementary Branches with Geosru-
phy aud Arithmetic. 80 00
The above with Grammar and History, ~ UO
Mathematics embracing Surveying &c
Natural and Moral Philosophy, II Oh
Languages and Mathematics 10 w
Ii desired, instruction in tie French Language.
The SchuoI will commence operation the
second Monday in january next. None re"
ceired far shorter period than half session.
Gond board can be obtained from S6 to SS,
per month.
ABNER PERRIN. p Z. T.
Dec 27 If 40
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Edgefiesd Male Academy.

vRHIiE exercises of this Institution, will be
resumed OH the first Monday im January
next. under the direction Of MR.. JAMES
TERRY.
The high character Of Mr., TERRY, as gem
ieman Of literary a,tnlnmcnts, warrants the
Trustees. in recommending, with confidence
this Institution to the public. rs u Sch"o where
thorough education may be- obtained. Mr..
Il. is Il graduate Of the South Carolina College.
and well qualified TO prepare young gentlemen
for entering lllpi Institution.
To persons at n distance who may wish TO
na,ronize this School, the Trustees promise
that the utmost vigilance shall he exei ciScd to
prevent dissipation, and every attention paid to
the cultivation Of gnnd morals. aud The preser-
walton OF stticl dicipIiue amnng the pupils.
The situation is ~ healthy lis any in the mp
country. aud boarding cIn he had upon rea
soHablc terms.
FIJI. WARDI.AW.
JNO. HPSCOMB,
N. L. GRIFFIN,
TT. MINIS.
TrustccS.
a. Charleston Mcrcnry. will please publish
weekly until Isl january, and forward account
ln this office.
Nov. 20 st 40
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From he AUGUSTA coasti'u,iOnalist.
HOME MADE BAGGlNG.

D We have on our table specimen ot
Cotton Bagsing made from our great la"
pie, al HE Richmond Factory.
This article is we'll worthy the attention
of uu, planters. The free use "i II hy
southern planters would confer hec' nj
onthemseIves aud The whole southern c"un
try beyond the mere benef d"lived from
The use of cheaper article than hemp
for balins cotton. The benefit would be
,hreeiclh.
Isl. IL would or The means of cnusnn-
ing a large quantity of coto and I" that
extent diminishing the eu"rmous mass ut
it which annually eluts The markets of the
world. and thus contributing its mite ~
enhance the value "f the staple. if all
the cotton planters ia the Uuited States
would use cotton baeeing safely thr hailing
their crnns. his would cna>amr annually
$4,000 - $4,000 bales. IL "ili take ahout
10 lbs uf COTTON u make sufficient hags
ing Of the qaaui'y before US to envelope
bale of 400 lbs. This item, therefore.
would constitute demand tor one torieih
Of the entir" crop. The effect of such an
additional iem would be sensible and di
recrly felt upon prices to their enhance
ment.
2d. The large amount If nouev seni
out oflhe South for the purchase OF hemp
bageiug. amounting TO the value al pre-
SEM prices of probably l20. 900 hales Of c"t-
ton, would he kept at home, and thus add
thai much 10 The permanI productive
wealth of the country. "A penny saved
is penny made" is an adage as true 1t
is !Iire.
3rd. The manufacture Of so large an
amount Of baegiug at The South wonld
give employment 10 a great numher Ct
operatives, and divert to the business a
large amount of capital nov engaged in
less profitable pursuits. IL would be
great benefit in thus fostering new branch
Of industry, and incidentally developing
other modes Of pr 6,ably employing labor
and capital. A greater diversity Of pur
suits is an important disderatum tn our
people. Many pnor woman and childern
would, by this means. he comfortably
clothed and fed, who cannot gel employ
ment in any other way.
The article of basging before us seems
admirably adapted for is purpose. II is
strong enough and compact enough for
square bales, and would. with gnndsrope.
hold any amount of cotton firmly that
could be compressed by the packing screw.
II will resist the ordinary strains aud
wear and tear upon it. and afford secure
hold to the cation hnnk in loading aud
unloading, storing. sc. lts width. how
ever. 36 inches. is Objectionable in some
respects Bagging ~ ~ 46 inches would
be preferable, as requiring but two " id hs
to the bale.
The Richmond Connry Factory Of
fcrs te manufacture cotton hagging. The
material being furnished nv he planter, al
. price MOTTO exceed q cens per.vard nl
:36 inches, The most injector cotton will
answer the purpose as well as finer quail
lies. ..-,#s @ =
We believe lihat.ai this rate. no better
t1sie ruuid -te7 by rfIr
planters. but all holders of inferior col
tons. than TO conver i, into bagging In
this shape iliwouid pay an excellent profit.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1848-12-27

THE CHOLERA The New York Even,
ing Post of Thursday confirms the repor,
Of our TeIesraphic correspondent that a
case of Cholera has occurred in that city,
OF person who has been at The Quar- an
tine ground. He was immediately senl
hack. Contrary to yer, prev .lent inn
preston, Tho disease in England appears
10 he as much beyond medical contrnl a.
ever Up 10 November l6, The total mum
her of eases in England and Scotland was
1911. with 544 deaths and only us res
c"veries. Cases under treatment 3!9.
O, the l6ln there occurred 81 cuses, ~
deaths and 5 racoveries.
We are in'lehteh To geutle man Of this
ciry for Tho following directions for The
trea1n,en' uf Cholera. which have been
very successful in Turkey, from whence il
was forwarded 10 him:
a mixirre OF Laudanun, Essence OF
Ginger and Capscum. A teaspoon full
%! this mixture a! dose. Should il not
have the desired effect. Inc dose must he
repeated and increased in quantity. Apply
bottles filed with hot water To the buwels;
rub the body generally with Spirits Tur-
penIne: Mustard plasiers should bs applied
to the stomach and ankles. es."-Mercury
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1848-12-27
L0Sg on. Stolen.

fEyHE Subscriber received letter from
IL Abbcvillc y. Il. OIL the ldih inst infnrin
lus him that Sl60. was sent I" him by mail a
a lew days ago, that letter nor the money, has
never been received by me. Tine Number "i
each Of The Bills are rs follows:
No. 243A; 1913 B, 43 y; 495 L; ~ B; 45o q;
.44S b; 329 B. Each OF them are $50 Bills on
the Bank of Hamburg.
Notice is hereby given to all Persons moi to
trade for those Bills. and liberal reward will
be gwen to any one, who can assist "r iead me
on the track 10 catch the thief.
Any information respecting said money, will
be thankfully received.
]. COHN.
-" Charleston Courier, Hamburg Rcpubli-
can and Abbeville Banner, copy three times,
weekly. and forward account to this Office.
Dec. 81 81 49
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State Of South Carolina.
EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT, I
CmLumBIA, Dec. 5, 1873. !

By his Exclihncy DAVID JOHNSON. Gorcrnor
and CommandGr. int Cht3, in and ouer tho
State Of South tarotiaa
Whereas, in pursuance Of an act OF The Leg.
slatnie of his Stale, the ro!rs nr Members "f
the thirty first Congress have been counted by
Commissioners appointed iui isat purpose. and
itappears that the iIon. Daniel Wallace hus
been eiocteh tnr the ir-t Congressional District.
composed 0f the Districts of Spsrlanburg,
Tniun, York. aud Chester. The Hun Jnmes
L. Orr has been elected for The second Con.
gres>innai District composed Of the Districts
Of PirkcES, Anderson. Grce,wi'ie, and l.aurenS.
The Hon. Joseph 4. Woodward :,as been elec.
ted for the third Congressional District. compo.
sed Of the Districts Of Lancaster, kershaw,
Fairfield Rc,and anI Sumter. The Hon.
A. D. Sims has been elected for the fourth
Congressional District. cnmrused Of tho Dis
tricts of Chesterfield, Marlborough. Darlington.
Marion. Holry. Georgctuwnan Williamsburg.
The Hon a. Bnil. for the fifth Congressional
District, composed of the Districts OF Able
vile, Newbrrry, Edgrfed and lexington
The Hon. Imac L llnmes fur the sixth Con.
gressonai District lIe DiSlric, Of Charleston.
The Hon W. f. CoIcork for the seventh
Congressional District, composed Of the Dis
uicts Of Orangebnrg Barnwrll. Beaufort, Col.
Ieion, and the Parish Of s.. Johns CoIletoE.
Now. therefore. |, DAVID JOHNSON. Governor
and Commander iu-Chief, in and over the
State aforesaid. do issue this my Proclamation.
nnivins and derlarins according 10 tho pro-
visions Of the said Act. that paniel Wallace
James L. Orr. Joseph q. Woodward, A. ID
Sims, A. Burt. Isaac r. lInmes, and w.
CuIcuck, had minority of the votes in their re,
speclive Congressional Districts, and are there
fore duly elected Representatives i'll the Con.
gress CT the United States.
Given under my hand and the seal Of the
State, at Columbia. lhis eighth day Of De-
cemher, in lhr year Of onr Lord one thou.
sand eight hundred aud t"rty.eislt, andl,t
the seventy third year OF the independence
OF the United Stuies Of America.
DAVID JOHNSON.
B. K HEsAGAS, Secretary Of State.
Dec ~ 81 as
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1848-12-27
NOTICE..

"A IL persons having Glazing agains, the Es.
IA late OF {. Meiss, deceased, are hereby
n"lItied that unles, they render them in 10
Samuel bro"ks assignee, on nr before the first
day ct Re ruary next rruberly a.lestet, they
will forfeit all or any part Of said claim, that
the Estate may be able to pay, all persons in.
debted 10 the Estate by book account, are re-
quested to settle tile same on or before the above
date, as all accounts unpaid at that date, viii
be put into the hands Of an OGicer for collec.
lion, and notice is hereby given to all persons
that have given their notes for goods bought mt
the sa!e, tat u" indulgence will be given after
return day in February nexl
SAMUEL BROOKS, Assignee.
Nov % lS4S 2n AZ
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State of South Carolina.
IN EQUITY.

Ez Parts Partition for lease 10 sell
Rob, c. Myers negroes,gaa1andship Sc.
EeURSUANT 10 he order of the Court
q Of Equity, in The above case. wilk
sill before The Court House, al Edgefield
Village, on the frsI Monday in January
next, the following Negro slaves viz:
Israel, Henry, Els and Nelson, prime
field hands; Susan woman and her in
fant child; Betsy and her three children,
Andrew, Austin and one infant; Emily
aud her infant child; James, a carriage
driver aud house servant, aud his wife
PhIIis, cook, washer aud ironer, and
their children. viz: Spencer about IL years.,
Of aye, George abouI is, Ebert about s.
Jack about l., Fed ahou,7, Lewis about
6, Charoue abput Ia, Caroline about 8;
and Charles about 3; in all tweuty..th1ee
slaves.
The above is prime lot Of Negroes,
aud were raised in Edgefield District.
Terms Of Sale-SO much cash as may
be necessary to pay The costs Of suit, and
aud expenses Of sale. the balance upon
credit Of frs gears with interest from The
day of sale payable annually; 10 he secured
by Mortgage or,he properly sold, and good
persona. security.
Purchasers To pay for papers including
Titles, Bond and Mortgage.
E.J ARTHUR, C. E. R. u. -
Nov 26, 1913 4, 4G
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NseT

yEllIE undersigned as Assignee Of ]. D..
Is. T'ibbetts, gives notice 10 all PERSONS hav.
ing claims against said j. D. fribbetts, and who
are willing to take under the assignment, to
render in their clains duly atlesled by the 18th
of January next, and all persons Indebted ure
requested 10 make immediate payment oil the
day above mentioned, a statement of the trans
actions of the assignee will be submitted to the
creditors.
S. CHRISTIE, Assignee.
Nov. 90 1s48 It 45
B.-CoI John Huiet is my Agent, and
will receive evidence of the claims and collect
money Iue. S. G..
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From the Temperance Adroeafe.
TITS. a MATTFR OF GENERAL.
INTELLIGENCE.

MANY readers of newspapers, regard
the temprance question as one pecriar
20 sec, question of feeling and higp'ry
having no relation 10 The general inter
est t:f life, and, heretofore. holding a place
go peculiar as TO exclude the general 10
Ierests .of society from It's consideration
and influence. This is a fatal error. for
temperance is as much question of gen
eraI interest as trade, commerce. science
arts. agriculture. No hrt-no science
no commerce can prosper without Ii. aud
wheu the day shall arrive that no ship
sball be allowed to pu' TO sen with one
gill of intoxicating liquor on board. to he
used, as beverage. Ihs number OF slip
wrecks will be SO diminished thar The
premiums nc sea risks will be reduced IN
so small per centage as noi TO consli'uie
an'iIem in the charges oi onn voyage.
Since Inc Introduction Of Temperance
among all cIasas IF men. not one-teuth
of the casualties occur. and noI one breach
OF the peace where, before, hundred not
only DISTURBED The peace of society. bu,
not uufrequenrly DESTROYED The harnoney
and love If families. Show Us a NOISY
neshbornond and We will show you a grog
shop in the mds, Show us turbulent
and qaarrelsome family, snd We will
point you out all intemperale drinker az
one Of i,s members. Whar sober man
ever beat his WIFE,! Nay nore-s MOI
temperance q pre- requisite to nartrim"n>
Ito success IN husines3-to high honor
to exalted public slaion. or private conf
dence! Can an nebiiaIe feel lave? I'M
possible. True love is stranger to his
bosonI; and YET there are those who affect
20 believe thai temperance is an ''imprac
thing! Such meu ought never to
show their faces TO modest. virtuous
woman. for The sentiment they utter is a
libel on The purity of their sex. Woman
has no enemy so fatal to her honor, her
peace, her dignity. aud her happiness, as
The inbriate, and the accursed elemen'
that drags m-n down from their one high
estate TO the low level Of the drunkard
and debanchee.
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Neb'E'EGE.

MHESSRS. G. L. g. f. PENN having as.
lTH signed to me their Estate Tor the benefit
of their creditors. and Inc state Of their affairs
rendering it essential that speedy collections
should be made Of all debts due to them. All
persons indebted. will please make immediate
payment to Mr.. Edmund Penn who will be
found for the present at their old stand, aud
who has been appointed by the rr:.dilors to act
as agent with me. Those who do not give
attention to this notice. must not complain, if
they are compelled to pay cost
N. l.. GRIFFIN.
Sept 10, lS43 If 35
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NOTICE.

MER. Rolf, who held condtionally all in.
LIVE. teresl in the right of Edge6ed District,
10 Hotchkiss' Reaction Mill Wheels, (Patenl)
has never complied with said condition, thero.
fore he holds no interest, and has no right te
sell or ma any contract for said Wheels.
We, the undersigned are the owners of said
right, and right purchased from any other,
unless our agent, will not be good.
Mr.. J..T. WEBER, we authorise, with full
power to act as our agent.
COTHRAN Il MOORE.
March /, 1ei7, Il