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Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1861-04-20
STATE OF SOUTH +CAROLINA.

rIoKENs DIsTRIcr-oEFIcB COURT OF COMMON PLEAS.
M LILLIAN f. PARKER, who is in the Gus
w tody Of the Sheriff Of Pickens District, by
virtue of writ Of capias nd sutisfucien,lun,. ut
the suit of Isham W. Taylor, having filed
IN n.y o!9ee, toSH.her with q schedule o., cath
Of his estate and effects, his petition to the
Court of Common Pleas, praying that he may
be admitted to the benefit of the Act of the Gen.
eral Assembly made for the relief of Insolyent
Debtors; 1t Is ordered that the said Ishnm
w. Taylor, and all others, tho creditors to
whom the aaid William f. Parker Is in any
wiso indebted, be and they are hereby sum.
moned aad have notice to appear before tho said
Court at Pickons Court IIo,rse, on,the Sd Mons
day of October next, to slew cause if ony they
can, why the prayer of the petition aforesaid
should not be granted.
j. T.. HAGooD, cor.
Office Common Pleas April L, 1861 3m
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Notice.

A III. PERSONS having demands against the
IN Estate of John Todd, deceased, are hereby
notified to render them to the undersigned. lc-
gally attosted, within the time prescribed ly
law; and those indebted arc required to make
immediate payment
ELIZABETH TODD, Adm'x,
W. e. TODD, Adu.'r
April |. 1861 35 2
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State OF South CarOIina.

~ IN EQUlTY-PICKESS.
Elizabeth Evatt,
" Amended Bill for Parti-
y; D. L. Evatt, ct al. tion, &c.
appearing to my satisfaction that Addison
Il a"gga and wife Sarah. defendants in .s,is
case, reside without the limits of this State: On
motion of Harrison & Pulliam, Comp. Sol. itis
ordered. therefore that the said defomdnnts do
appear in this Court plead, answer or demur to
tho amended bill in this case, within three
months from the publication hereof, or an order
pro ccmteSso will be taken against them.
ROBT. A. THOMPSON, cEPp.
comm rs oihce, March %, 1861. 3mg
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Religious Notice.

The first Quarterly Meeting of the Kcowce Mis-
sion will be held Mt Perritts Chapel on the 4th
and 9th of May next The Presiding Elder, Rev.
H. a. c. Walker will be present
B. $. GAINES, Missionary
April II, 1861 az
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29YMGNGA9.

MARRIED, on the 9th instant by II. j. Anthony
Esq. Mr.. ID. NJ. II. MASSEY, OF Anderson. TO Miss
LUCINDA daughter of Mr.. ]. J. Hunt, of Pickcns
On the l4th instant, by A. Hunter, Esq, at the
residence of Mr.. jeremiah Loopcr. Mr. A. j. DUR
HAN to Mss MARr j. TuRNER, all Of Pickens
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BLUE RIDGE HOUSE,
Pondleton, S. G.,


VNIIE SUBSCRIBER, who has had several
IL years experience in Hotel business (hav-
ing been sole proprietor of the Williamson
Springs Hotel for nine years, is now proprietor
of the BLUE RIDGE HOUSE. where he will
be glad to see all his old friends and patrons
and also the. travelling public. His house will
he provided with everything necessary for
well-kept house. both from the sea board markets
and surrounding country, and his Bar with
choice Wines, Liquors and Cigars. He has
good servants, and every attention will be paid
to his guests to render their soinurn agreeable.
Tho eund society of Pendleon VilageSthe pro-
verbal good health of its inhabitants-its fine
cool water and bracing atmosphere-its prox-
unity to the mountains and its accessibility by
Railroad, all contribute to make it one of the
best summer resorts in the upper country. Per-
sons arriving here on the cars and wishing to
visit the mountains or any other point of the
surrounding country, can be accommodated with
good conveyances and careful drivers from the
Livery Stable kept here
j. w. COBB.
May l5, 1860 40 IF
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THE STATE on sOUTH OAROLINA

FICKENS-IN EQUITY.
Warren II. ID. Moss,
vs.. Amended Bill for Re
Samuel NJ. Hunt. ct al lief &c
t appearing to my satisfaction that Samuel NJ
Hunt one of the defendants in this case, resides
without the limits of this State: On motion or
Norton, Comp Sol, it is ordered that lie do ap-
pear in this Court, and plead. answer or dcmur to
compliments amended bin of complaint in this
case within three months from the publication of
this rule, or an order pro contesso will be taken
against him.
ROBT. A. THOMPSON, C.E.p.n.
Com'rs. Office, March 80. 1861. 3m
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MEDICAL NOTICE REMOVAL.
NRS: MABRY & SLOAN beg to inform their
~ Friends and patrons that they have removed
their Office TO the brick bpilding formerly oceupicd
by Dr. I. j. Pickcns where one or the other NAV
always be found, except when professionally alb
sent. MARRY & SIoiN
Pcndleton. Jan IS. 1851 % tf
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Estate Notice.

a LII peraons indebted to the Estate of Ma
IA thew Keith, deccased, are requested to
make immediate payment; and those h$aS
demands against said Estate, will render them
to mo legally atteeted forthwith.
ALEX. EDENS, Admr.
April 3. 1861 80 3
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The State 3 og Is South ], Carolina,

II LUCY Mccoy, wife Of Roy Mccoy of
1s Picsene DISTRICT. hereby gives notice that
aP6n the expiration Of tho legal length. Of tino,
will trade and not free dealer or .'fs,,pae
coUeyf;" and public notice is hereby given &C.
cordingiys Ny occupation Is that Of 4 Farmer
and Seainstross. LUCY Mccoy. =
March %, 1861 S"is3 33s Sm
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A MARRIAGES ox HoRsEBAcK "A few
y9eks ago, William Montgomery and Lonisc
Long elopcd together and were married at
Red Bluff, the, ceremony being performed
while they remained on horseback, prepared
for the ernergenoy Of an alert parent The
visizeus gave then, q hearty welcome, aud es-
corted them with tinkling cymbols and saj,pd.
ipg brass faEthef on their way TO bliss, STA
SIN REanciseo. ~ Eo&tisvi7lc Joayaal
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- - -. u w. SODD.
May l5, 1860 40 If

THE STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
pIcKEAs-IN EQUITY.
G. w. Rankin, Assignee,
va. Pet. for Relief, &c.
B. +. Holland and others.
I appearing to the Court that b. +. Holland,
IL Christopher Kirksey, Jared IL. f. Kirksey.
l<iah NJ. Kirksey, Mary H. NJ. Kirksey, reside
without this State On motion of Harrison &
PulIiam, Pro. Pet, it is ordered, that the said
absent defendants do appear. plead, answer or
demur, to tho petition filed in this case, within
three months from the publication hereof, or
their consent to the same will bo taken pro con
.JesSo as to them.
RoBT. A. THOMPSON, c.E.p.D.
Comm'rs 0IIice March %, 1861. 3m
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Sans or BoNDs.---We are Informed by
reliabls authority that ten thousana dollars
worth of the bonds Of che Confederate States
wore negotiated this morning at premium of
three per cont. H
hoatgon,drg (Ala) aiail, Apra 11M.
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POWDER FOR SALE.
HBlue Ridge Railroad.

!s5sHss.l ssss.z $SE2sE $ssa !s25g SaR 9i9 !sgssA
4 (tAES on the Blue Ridge Railroad leave PEN
~ dlcton on Mondays, Wednesdays and Fri.
days at 10 minutes before o'clock, "A. NJ. On
Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays at o'clock,
Leave Anderson on Mondays, Wednesdays
and Fridays immediately after tho cars arrive
IRON irom Beiton in the morning. On Tuesdays,
Thursdays and Saturdays, on the arrival of tho
cars from Columbia
Sept. g. 1860 &c
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VIM. G. KEITH,

A I I o r Ely AT LAW,
WILL attend promptly to all business entrusted
W., Wv TO ms care in the Districts comprising the
western Circuit Office at Pickcns c. H.
Dec 5, 1859 90 tc
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SIP eciaI Notices.

To the Wives and Children of the Twelve
Mile Company S. C. Volunteers.
All those in want of Provisions during the alb
sence of their husbands or fathers, belonging to
the Twelve Mile Tor Captain GrifHn's) Company,
will be supplied free Of charge. by applying to the
undersigned, Mt Twelve Mile, s. c.
B. HAGO0D,
j. f.. HAGOOD
April / g. 1861 IN 81 ~ ,,t
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TIE STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA
pICKENS--IN EQUITY.

u. ". MNsslngNIi ct. az
vs. Bill for account, Re-
David McWhorcr, Ct ais lief sc.
I appearing to my satisfaction that Sarah f.
4 McWhortcr, Louisa G.. Brown, John McWhor-
ter, defendants in this case reside without the
limits of this State: On motion of Orr & Hadden,
Comp. Soils, it is ordered therefore that the said
absen' defendants do anpoar IN This .Conri and
plead, answer or dcmur to complninnn,s' said bill
of complaint, within three months from tho pub
llcalion hereof. or an order pro confcsso will be
taken against them.
R0BT. A. THOMPSON, oEpD
Com'rs Office, March so, 1861 3m
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Law Notice.

TUE undersigned will devote himself entirely
L. L. to the practice of Law and Equity on the
Pickcns JAMES opP
Anderson C. H.. May 10, 1852 42-ty
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THE STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
Notice.

Notice. Ht
THE NEXT scmi.anuual meeting of the Mission.
l airy Agricultural Society willbe held nj sccona
Church, Saturday before the first Sabbath in Nav
noxt, at which time all who have pledged money
to the Society are expected to ray Or eclase n 10
the Treasurer, previous 10 that time. ApYionlh,.
raj Reports win also be received ia like manner.
A full representation IS requested.
+ j. II. HAMLfN, Secretary & rreasurer.
Five Nile, April 8, 1861 SO
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THE STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA.
IN OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
j. Il. Hagood, Admir- \ Petition

vs. for
Jeremiah Wbitmirc & wife Anna, als Settlement
I appearing to my satisfaction that James Rob
i inson. Geoge Robinson jr, Joseph Robinson.
Randall Robinson, Lydia Hngooi, Thomas Hit
and wife Martha the hcrsat- law of William Rob-
JASON, deceased, (nnrncs and number unknown,
and the heirs of Elizabeth Reese, deceased (names
md number unsnown.) defendants in this case
reside without the limits of this State: II is or
dered. therefore, that these several absent parties
do appear in the Court of Ordinary 10 be holden
at Pickens Court House on Monday tie 9Th day of
July next, to shew cause, if any they can why a
final settlement OF the Estate of Hardy Robinson,
deceased should not be made and decree pro-
nounccd thereon. A.
w. f. HOLCOMBE, ORB
Orlinnry's Ofico Anil , 1QeI o.
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Notice.

Notice,
a LII persons indebted to the Estate of Jero.
Ia mi"h I.ooper. senior, .doccasel. will mako
payment; and those having demands against
aad Estate are required o. present them to us
legally attested within the time required by law.
THOMAS L0OPEit.
JOSEPH L0oPER, H* orS.
April Is, 1861 81 8
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T'hc State Of South Carolina

hAC 'SaNtO V& f9Otbh carolina. I.
PIcKENs--IN EQUITY.
G. NJ. Lynch ct, ais.
VS.. Bill for Partition, &c.
G. F. Lynch, ct ais.
I L appearing to the Commissioner that vii.
Il liam j. Lynch, G. F.. Lynch, Calvin Lynch,
Jason Gillespie and wife Elizabeth, John Lewis
and wife Mary, William Baker and wife Sarah,
Richard Robinson and wife Nancy. John Rob
inson and wilo Eliza, defendants in this case,
reside without the limits of this States On mo-
ton of Orr & Hidden Comp. Spis., it is order
cd, therefore, that the said absent defendants
do appear in this Court and plead, answer or
demur to companants' said bin of complaint
within three months from the publication here
of, Or an order pro GoisjeSSo will be taken against
them.
ROBT. A. THOMPSON, c.E.p.p.
Comr's Office, March g. 1861. ,8m
THE STATEi OF SOUTH CAROLINA.
"s- pIokENs-IN EQUITY.
Mary Jane Barton.
by her next friend, Bill for construction of
VS..
Il. Harlcston Raron, Deed, So
md Jane Barton,
TT appearngto MY satisfaction that Jane Barton
one of the defendants in this ca o, resides With
out the limits of this State: 0nni on of Norton
Comp. SOL II is ordered that she do appear in this
Court, and plead, answer or aemur to complain.
ants safd bill of complaint, within three months
from the publication OF this rule, or an order pfo
sontssso will be taken agsinst-hav. KS se,f
=" RoBT. A, THOMPSON, oE.pp.
.Epp'rs Office, Masoh 50, 1861, - Bm
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EeS- The friends of Col. D.'A. LEDBETTEF
announce him ~ candidate for COLONEL o
the Regiment of Volunteers now forming.
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viii parade at Pickens q; III. on Saturday
the 9th instant.
by order of Captain LIviNGsToN:
w. N. CRAIG, o. S.
April Is, 1901 81
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peSS"T friends of Hon JONH D. ASIIMORE
announce him a candidate to represent this Con-
gressoml District in the Congress of the Confcd.
crate States of America.
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Col z. p Innna

UOI, r. Z, jones'
TIE remaining Volunteer Companies in this
brigade will soon bc~organized into Regiment
We most respectfully suggest that Col. JONES is
the proper man for the position of COLONEL, and
we trust he will be elected without opposition
GREENvIELE VOLUNTEERS. b;
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by The friends of CAPT. !. l.. SHANKLIN
announce him candidate for Lieutenant Colonel
OF the Regiment of Volunteers now forming.
BS3H The friends of CAPT r. a. HAWTHORNE
announce him candidate for MAJOR of the Reg
iment OF Volunteers now forming.
ReS"The friends of CAPT. l.. G.. CRAIG an
nonnce him a candidate for MAJOR of the Voun-
teer Regiment being now formed. X
The friends of DIR. c. H. SYMNfES an
no'nce him candidate for Major of the Regiment
OF Volunteers now heinz formed
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w. f. H0LCOMDE, o.p.p.
Ordinary's Office. April q 1861 3m
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The 'Keoweo Volunteers

April 10, 1861.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-06-17
Another Refugee of Tyranny.

Thursdays Pittsburg (Penna.) papers re-
mark:
Another refugee from the cruel tyranny of
Secession called on us on Tuesday. His
name is William Hassall. His home is in
Philadelphia. He is calm, intelligent and
apparently perfectly reliable. He informed
US that his wife having died, and being out
Of employ yment, he left his children in Phil
adelphia, and went 10 Carroll County, Miss,
In December, 1860, where he was engaged In
the business of farm ditching in the Missis-
sippi Bottom, till the 2Sth Of May last, and
was doing well, till the Secession excitement
caused him, with other Northern men, to
become objects of suspicion and hatred. As
he declined to join the Secession troops,
various attempts were made to fix on him
some charge which would justify arrest and
abuse, and he was finally driven off, his
wages withheld, and left to find his way out
of the he'll Of tyranny.
He came by the Mississippi Central to the
Grand Junction at Corinth; thence by the
Charleston and Memphis Road to Memphis.
At Memphis he was arrested and lodged in
jail as a Northern Abolitionist. Here he
found several other Northern men, whom he
left confined. He was released Gu promise
&c jj2in the traitor army, but finding means
TO escape on the Steamer q. w. HiLI, came
on her to Columbus, KY, thence walked
through the river swamps to the shore op-
posite Cairo, and there crossed in the ferry
skiff, and was safe. He says the Secessionists
are in constant fear of slave rebellion, and
be was not allowed to speak to any slave.
He intends, as soon ss he has seen his chill
dren, toioin Union company, and, we Judge,
will settle "old scores" with his oppressors
with great unctiOn,
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-06-17

REGULATIONS FOR Army NURSES. .-Dorothea
L. Dix has announced the following regula-
tions for the government of her corps of
army nurses; I .I. ..l. u
Age-Each candidate must be between the
ages of thirty and forty-five, exceptions be
ing only made in the case of nurses of valu.
able experience.
HeGlfh-0nly women of strong constitu-
tions will be received; chronic disease, or
other physical weakness, disqualifying for
service. r ." .. v .''h7
CAG'acter-Every applicant must present
q written testimonial or introduction from q
responsible person who can be seen. If the
applicant be accepted, these testimonials will
be filed, and the name of the referee entered
on the register of nurses. 0uly persons OF
the highest respectability will be received.
While the utmost delicaey Is used in such
investigation, the requisition Of morality,
sobriety, honesty and trnstworthiness will be
Tigidly enforced.
.Diseiplins--A promise Of cordial compli-
Ance with all the regulations Of the service
will be required; the subordination Of nurses
10 the general superintendent, and of all TO
the medical authorities being distinctly in
sisted on. Each candidate will be required
10 sign the printed regulations Of the service,
Member of Candidates. number OF
nurses required viii necessarily be limited,
for each woman must be qualified TO act as a
chief 0T head nurse,
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-06-17
A War Correspondent H. deed -Csreat valor
and Mighty Deeds.

VdniW Fairs correspondent thus relates
bow he left the extreme South and went to
the North, and what happened to him in the
mean time:
left, then, with ninety. nine men, having
lost one. Two fell in love with the same
girl in Charleston, and one removed the
others vertebral column with Bowie. knife,
(as I have before remarked, they are playful
fellows $50 he couldn't accompany US any
further. | won't have man around me
unless be has plenty of backbone.
We departed from Montgomery, and
started for Washington again on Monday
last. We arrived at Manassas Gap on Friday
morning and found q large force of rebels
congregsted there. They recognized us for
Union men at once, by our gentlemanly ap-
pesrance, and surrounded us.
My men formed in squads of thirteen and
q half faces outward, with the ball Of the
left foot resting on the right hip; and drew
their sluug shots.
By way oftesting their discipline, allowed
them to remain in this order while the rebels
fred one volley. "'
Unfortunately, the volley was fred by
upward Of fifteen thousand troops, at dis
tsnce Of only about ten OF twelve PAGES.
The result was that when the smoke blew
away, there was nothing there.
/ escaped by miracle. / always make it
a rule TO do SO.
had been prepared for fight. expected,
indeed, war to the bitter end. But cruel,
blood. thirsty, unparalleled, bNrbsrous assault
with ball cartridges, own, took me by sHr-
prise.
Such thing is unknown in the annals Of
civilized warfare. / am now prepared to
fight the South to the death, to confseate
their forts and armies, to burn down their
houses, lands, and negroes, and to play the
d. generally.
Poor Cospetto di Vendetta not being ac-
customed to the military customs of this
country, fought like tiger for an hour, even
after his whole head, with the exception oil
his chin and the bump of combativeness, was
entirely blown away. An earth-worm would
be fool to him for vitality. ..
The rebels then closed in around me.
Gentlemen" said (the rebels are all
gentlemen, negroes, and such "you have
bad all the fun so far my turn has come
now. Gore a la mortI"
spIang over smart body of cavalry, at
tackled the rebels in the flank, and began
killing them. Tough.meated fellows, mostly.
| was terribly tired by the time l got
through a regiment, and as the commander
offered to call it square and treat if would
let up, stopped. .. ~
Never in my life before, did gin-cocktail
taste so sweet as the one he gave me.
1t was sweetened by the esublime conscious
ness that had done q virtuous action.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-06-17
A Negro Specimen OF COntraband.


correspondent Of the New York Times,
writing from Fortress Monroe, gives the fol-
lowing account of "a contraband" who is
harbored there:
An ebony specimen of contraband," who
says he "missed his ole massa bout tree
weeks ago, one dark night, in Virginia, an
hasn't seen him since" is employed in Fort.
ress Monroe, and came up with Lieutenant
Butler to- day. He ran away from Virginia,
and has been in the fort some weeks. He
was sent out some days ago, being &C
quainted with the country beyond Hampton,
and reported the existence of battery at
big BetheF-having eluded the pickets,
and got where he could spot rebel forces.
He reported several companies in and
around Great Bethel, and, subsequently to
his discovery, lay some twenty.four hours
in the bushes, concealing himself from the
foe.
BE at last escaped, was shot at, received a
ball through the sleeve of his jacket, another
shot away pistol from his belt yet he re-
turned to the fort unframed. When the late
expedition went forward this negro accom-
panied Lieutenant Butler and Major Win
throp The Major had his horse with him
when he disappeared. This colored boy is a
most intelligent sample of his race, and is
said to be very useful at the fort as scout and
servant. he goes fully armed always, and
says he "can smell rebel furder dan he ken
skunk" He was in the thickest of the late
fight, and was highly servlceable to Lieuten-
ant Butler throughout the conflict.
As the master of this useful fellow ran
away, and not the slave, we submit that,
apart from his services, the latter is free, by
all the rules of equity.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-06-17
A BUCKEYE Boy DETERMINED TO FIaHT.-
A Washington paper relates the foIlnRinp:

- - b'ON PoPSA AoAates INC lOllOWlnB:
One of the Ohio boys got very sick at Lam
caster, Penna., and was unable to accompany
his regiment to Philadelphia. He had the
measles and caught cold, all of which was
bad work. He was ordered home when con.
valeseent, and furnished pass to go, bat
that did not suit him at all. The other day,
very Unexpectedly to his comrades, he made
his appearance here, and went into camp.
The Surgeon seized him in the ranks, and,
as he was really unable to Withstand the
hardships Of the service, ordered him out
1t was just as the troops were in column to
march TO Virginia, an alarm having been
given. de lett the column crying, and said,
sObbing loudly, "Never mind, boys, you'll
find me the other side the bridge. III be
id if / don't be there And if there
had been fight | suppose he would have
kept his word He says he came away to
have fight and if there is chance he is
going TO have it.