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Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1861-01-30
Mn I,sco1, !. FAysx or COERCION

Mn. LINCOLN IN FAvsN OF COERCION
The New York Tribune Of Thursday makes
the following apparently official editorial an
nouncr,ncnt. 1t will he seen that Mr.. Lin
coin MT only opposes any concession TO the
South, but threatens means OF coercion:
"The question having anew been raised,
we deem it proper TO say again what Hc have
said before, and we wish to b" understood IS
saying it sulLortatively, that President In
coln is not in favor of making CONCESSIONS to
the slave ppwer, either pretended concessions
or real conce.sions, nor i'll favor Of any hesS-
urcs luking to tue humiliation of freedom
and OF the free States, no ths,trr in what pre-
tence they may be Disguised, nor fy what
seductions they may be commended.
I" lie believes, with the great ts.iy "t the
independent freemcn Of the country-D.u ul-
ocrsis, Bell men, and Republicnn.-llIat the
first duty m be done is to ascertain whether
We have government or not, and whether
the Union is mere dclu.iun Of the iIungIna-
ton 10 be dissolved at the first touch Of actual
hostility, or great and vital power, al coin
petent ts assert itself and defend itself against
domestic sediiou az against foreign foes. We
hsre reason TO know that he perccires and
feels cl,.,rly that this is the prel"m!:ient
question Of the time, towering above every
other"
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1861-01-30

Az Officer of Fort Sumter, on Saturday,
called at our counting room and subscribed
for the Charleston Mercury, TO- be mailed to
him biz at at Fost Sumter, }0rthe "ezs tres ao"tAs.
-Hyc,uY.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1861-01-30

Turn or THE WnEEL-Ihc widow Of Oba.
diah Gormon, who represented The State Of
New York in the Senate of the United States
frum ls09 to 1918. died Sunday, in the S!yra-
case I,our house. She WAS ninety years old.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1861-01-30

Yoryc VoLuSTERRs.-The Charleston Cost.
rier Of yesterday says: Benjamin G. Raw.
ley, of Spottsylvsnia, Va, aged lG Years, was
on visit to Petersburg, va, when lie heard
of the occupation Of Fort Sumter, and the
probability of waragainst South Carolina. He
Immediately sent his horse home, ard set out
for Charleston, walking great part Of the
way.
"On his arrival here, and the report Of hi.
intention, Col. John S. Preston generously
undertook to equip him, and he is now await.
ing response from him to b ~, .s'' ga re.
cruit u"der Lieut.. W. Hamp,o"!teer'' in aesy.
columbus Daniel, Is yea.. "A'u''' esi''
reached tue city from Nashville, p. RATES
mission, and has been enrolled BY Lieuteas--.
Gibbps,
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1861-01-30

4 gentleman, ahiic in church, intending
scratch i.:s hc.,d, ina nscn!a absence reach.
I'd oy.r into Ill. i:rxl l".w ;'"l scratched The
h,.a, of IL. I'D mail. lie ds"oYcr"! his us.
take wien she sued him iOr u breach Of prom
iSc Of marriage
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1861-01-30
From the Mobile Register.

The following article from the Cahaba Ga.
zette, we heartily commend to the consldera-
tion of our planting friends i'll the interior.
The advice to "plant corn. and plant twice
as much rs YOU ever did kcf,rc," is nst in
season. !, 1t CONES from planting region, and
we are satisfied that never was SOundcr all
vice given or taken.
In addition to the reason for it, growing
out of our home necessities, our next cotton
crop reduced one half and our provision crop
trebled, as they may be, will do as much to
"conquer peace" az the strong arm OF our
sons. We firmly believe there has been no
time within the last ten years, that the plaIl-
tiers of the South could not have conquered
aboltionism in its own ders, if by universal
concert of action, they had diverted half their
labor to growing stock and the cerels, for two
or threGsuccessive years, and thereby reduced
the cotton crop to one half f"r one third the
anticipated quantity:
LIANT CORN.
We offer n word Of advice to our planting
friends, and it is plaflt corn! Plant twice rs
much rs you ever did. Sow oats, wheat, bar
ley, rye. Do not butcher any more of your
lambs, pigs or calves. Allow them to attain
their full growth, hut have plenty Of corn and
provender to fatten them. IF You have poor
land SOW it in grass, or some small grain, CT
otherwise provide as much pasturage as you
can. Increase your stock Of cattle, hcgs,
shee P and goats.
In short, reconcile It 10 yourselves to get
along with as little money as is possible for a
year or two, or three, to comc-economzc in
every department; put your wives and daugh-
lcrs, and your intirm female slave, to spin
ming and weaving; plant as little cotton as
possible, for you will have but an Indifferent
market for it, for time to come, and for the
sake Of your country, that is about to pass
through severe ordeal, make bread and
meQti
Our soil is rich enough to feed and clothe,
not only our people, but our enemies, if we
will only reduce our cotton crop one half.
Remember that time Of prosperity will re.
turn, a4er We achieve our independence,
when We will be the richest people in the
world.
Let US meet the present crisis like men
let our planters resolve to feed the country,
without buying pound Of meat or bread
from cold friends Or open enemies, aud all
will be well -
That man who plants the most corn will be
the best friend to his country. Remember
this, planters and do your duty!
We slall continue to urge this subject al.
though, we thank God, there is no sign Of
want or ufIering in this part OF our State.
@<-<-
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1861-01-30
CANDIDATES.

-<s<------
For Sheriff.
JAMES EDISON,
F. V. COOPER,
WILLIAM SPIRES,
JOHN BLAND,
HENRY 3. GALLMAN.
For Tax Collector.
W. II. HOLLOWAY,
BENZ. ROPER,
STARTLING TURNER,
C. NJ. MAY,
CHARLES CARTER.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1861-01-30
FlLI AND WINTER Styles, 1850!
HATS, GAPS, UMBRELLAS
Wholesale and Retail
Geo. w. Ferry,
MASONIC HALL BUILDING,

MASUNIC HALI BVILUINH,
24i Broad Street, Augusta, Ca,
uuAS received Il large and carefully selected
III Stock of Gents Mo!cskin, Cassimcre, Amcri-
can and French Felt HATS.
Cloth, Plush. Silk Velvet, Glazed and Seamless
CAPS, new and elegant patterns;
Youths and Children HATS and CAPS, in
great variety Of handsome styles
IS;Ik Alpscca AMI Ging.n,ns sTMBRELLAS;
Uc.yy Plantation HATS for Negroes
Fresh Gonis reccivel by every Steamer. Prices
as cheap as the caeapest.
Call and see.
Ancnsa. Ca. Srrt. ~. SGO # 3h
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1861-01-30

a gentleman dining at hotel where ser.
wants were few and .iar between, dispatched n
lad among them for cut of beef After q
long time the lad returned, and, placingi it be-
fore the hungry gentleman was asked:
:" Are yon the lad who took my plate for
this hrf?'
$. rs sr.
"Bless he" resumed The hungry wit, how
you have grown.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1861-01-30
Dentistry.

ID
entrl -. ~ "a'.-
inpo - services ut their resi-
dence .uey will notify him through the Office at
Elgefeld c. H. He will DC at the Village Sale
uASS a. Aso = " 80
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1861-01-30

All the papers Of the State will publish this
gratis, of course, and help TO give j, effect i'll
every District SESEA.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1861-11-06
Dallas Nov. the 4ih, 1861.

The lBOS-CLAD STEAMER AT SAvANSAu.-
The Warrcnton (Fla.) correspondent of the
Montgomery Advertiser, furnishes the fol-
lowing interesting particulars Of the iron
clad steamer that recently ran into Sayan-
nah, in addition to the item published by
us a few days since. lie says:
al saw a gentleman a few days since at
Pensacola, who had just arrived from Savan-
nah, and was himselfon board the new iron
clad steamer, now lying at Savannah, and
in additinn to the item in your paper Of the
I'd inst. copied from a Georgia paper, l
learned from him the following item of in
tercst: She had the rig of a full-rigged brig,
and coming into port under SAIL with a
light head Of steam, and her smoke stack
down, her appearance, at short distance,
indicated nothing more than an ordinary
brig. She has no sign of port-hole from
the outside, and the only indication on the
decks that she is designed for n war vessel,
is the presence of ring bolts firmly fixed
in.thc decks. She is designed to carry four
guns ON deck and although there are four
I0-inch riacd cannon sluny in such way
that they could be brought into action, had
there been occasion, on very short notice.
Her bulwarks, instead of being solid, as
usual, were constructed of fancy wife nett
ing. She had on board IL of the above guns,
the Enfield rifles as before mentioned, and
large quantities Of munitions of war.
lie said that they kept the matches closed
and no one was allowed &c 60 between decks,
therefore VIC can get no description of her
arrangements internally at present. She
presents beautiful appearance externally,
and whsn she is fully ft cd for action she
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1861-11-06
TO THE SOLDIERS OF TEXAS,

The undersigned has authority from the
Honorable Secretary of War of the Conted-
crate States, to raise regiment of mount
cd men, to enter service for the term of
twelve months; each man to furnish his own
arms-a gooa double-barreled shotgun is
preferred, sx-shootcr and large knife:
These arms will be sufficient. So soon as
ten companies are reported to me, will de-
'signate the time and place of rendezvous;
the Field Officers to be elected by the rcgi-
mcnt, and the regiment, when organized, to
be subject to orders from the War Depart
ment.
| consider that an appeal to the valor and
patriotism of my tcllow-citizcns is wholly
unnecessary, when our border and our sister
states are threatened with invasion. The fate
of Missouri is enough to call together our
brave boys and save our homes from the
torch Of the enemy.
All companies desiring to enlist under me,
will please report to me ut Austin.
N. II. DARNELL.
November 9Th 1861
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1861-11-06

\ RIGHTEpUs FERDICT.-On last We'd
ncsday, Mr.. L. NJ. B. Sawyer Of Waco, was
put OH his t!inl before the Dis;iic; Court OF
this county for killing John c. Marshall
Ia Stage Drivcr) last Summer On Satur-
day night it was asccrtained that the Jury
then cmpannelled could not agree, when
they were by consent discharged and
another venir for 3j jurors ordered, re-
turnab!c on last Monday. On that day a
jury was again cinpannellcd, who on last
night brought in verdict of Not Guilty"
Mr.. Sawyer killed Marshall for an insult
offered to the formers wife, and for abusive
and threatening letters subsequently writ
ten to both Mrs. and Mr.. Sawyer, consc-
qucntly in the investigation of the case,
her character underwent close investiga-
ton, and never was the character for vir-
tue and every other enobling trait Of any
female more fully sustained, and she stool
before the jury and all who heard the
testimony 'as Gold moro than purified.
A more just and righteous verdict never
was rendered, nor one more fully c-,dorscd
by all who heard the trial. 1t may be well
here to stato, that Mr.. Sawyer not only
came here and voluntarily surrendered
himself to the civil authorities, but that
the bill Of indictment, was found on his
own admission. The Prosecution was con-
Quoted by our popular and efficient District
Attorney, John I. Deckcrd, Esq, and John
H. Barrett, Esq, of this place, the defence
by NJ. D. Herring, Esq, of Waco, and John
G. Stuart, Esq, of this place, and was most
ably and energctically conducted.-I'ates-
tine .4duocdte % ut.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1861-11-06


B0"Wc are indebted TO Capt. jeff Peak
for late New Orleans and Vicksburg paper,
The Captain reports the dcfcnscs of New
urleans as in the best possible condition,
and the number oftroops in and around the
the city as amply sufficient TO defend ii
from the anticipated raids of the enemy
That important cotton port is not likely 10
fall into the hands of the enemy; and Capt.
Peak says that the enthusiasm of the people
is intense, and their confidence unimpaircd
The success of the Ram, Mt the battle at
Head of Passes inspired the whole commu-
nity with the widest delight, and if anoth-
or attempt is made the Ram will re-but
them, and send them to that bourne whence
no one returns.
We are also indebted TO the Captain for
bringing with him, for us, in his buggy,
key of Ink, favor which an up-country
Printer knows SO well how to appreciate.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1861-11-06
THE STATE OF TEXAS.

TO the Sheriff Of Tdrrant county, Greeting:
NTOU are hereby commanded 10 summon,
4 by publication in the Dallas Herald, a
newspaper published in Dallas, Dallas
county, Texas, (tliere being no newspaper
published in Tarrant county, Texas David
Thomas whose residence is unknown, to be
and appear before the District Court, to be
holden in and for the county of Tarrant, 81
the Courthouse thereof in the town of Fort
Worth, OH the 9TH Monday after the 4tll
Monday in March 1862, then and there to
answer the petition of a. Chilcs, filed i'll
said Court, against the said David Thomas,
and +. NJ. White, Commissioner General
Land Office, alleging in substance as follows,
to-wit: That the said Chilcs is the legal and
equitable owner of tract Of land situated
in Tarrant county, Texas, on the head Of
Fish Creek, containing 6l0 acres of land
and that on the LIST day of January 1861, he
was elected therefrom by the said David
Thomas, with force of arms, TO the great
damage of the said Chiles, and that i. NJ.
White Commissioner of General Land OF
flee, has notified the said Chiles, that unless
restrained by legal process, ho would issue
patent to the said Thomas, OH pretended
claim which the said Thomas set up TO the
said tract of land. Herein fail not but have
you.t then and there before said Cont this
writ with your return thereon, showing how
you have executed the same.
Witness W. d. Tucker, Clerk OF the Dis
trict Court of Tarrant county, Texas.
Given under my hand and the
SEAL Seal of said Court, at Office, III
NV the town Of Fort Worth, this the
18th day of October. A. d. 1861.
W. B. TUCKER, Dist. elk.
Mr.. David Thomas will please take notice
Of the above citation and appear accord
ipgly, W: o. YANTlS,
Sheriff Tarrant CO., Tex.
4:iw-printers fec Sl2 80.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1861-11-06
Attention Volunteers.

have just returned from Richmond, up
on business connected with my Regiment
and while there succeeded in having il
changed from Infantry to Mounted service.
am therefore authorized BY the Secretary
of War of the Confederate States TO raise
one Regiment Of mounted men for the term
of twelve months, the Regiment to arm it.
self; good double barrel shot gun, one
six shooter, and large knife preferred
the companies to organize in accordance
with the requirments of my former circular.
The field officers to be elected by the Reg
iment. The destination is not yet designa-
ted. All companies desiring to enter my
Regiment will report to me at Dallas, to the
care of j. X. +. Record, who is authorized
to act in my absence. Companies that
have reported to ME as infantry will please
mount themselves as soon as they are
ready for being mustered into service,
NJ. I. JOHNSON.
Dallas Nov. the 4ih, 1861.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1861-11-06
THANKSGIVING PROCLAMATION.
ll the Governor OF the State of Texas

Our thanks are ever due to q ID for the bTsssinps wa
enjoy and il Is the decree of CUSTOM that SONG iay
near tho close OF tho year be designated TO he ol,eI
cd for our acknowledgements o, fyors received nj Is
hands
/, would be difficult TO imagine n scene moro nIeas
ing and sublime than that ola nation. with ono ac
cord assembling urnpd Tho altar of Tho Alone J.ho
yah, TO express its yrlltndo fur His Notwithstanding
ledge It's ,enendpnee pou Iis protecion and mninro
Ills doyerarc, from iInpcning evils At no period of
our history las this sacred duty been more in,peratiye
upon us than the present
During the failures of the mast He hath not lift us
destitute and in tho yicissitudes of The
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1861-11-06
CASH AND MERCHANDISE.
no CUR CUSTOMERS.
Galveston BOmbardment,

WHEELING thankful for past favors
x would now say to my customers that
am receiving WHEAT, at the market price,
for all debts due, and would be glad those
wishing to settle in that way would come
forward lrcgrct to say that cannot wait
much longer, for my creditors are expecting
me to pay, and shall be compelled, very
soon, to turn over my claims to them; and
| fear nothing but money will suit them, as
they are nj distance. Save cost, and pay
me in wheat. j. W. ELLEII.
Oct. 3d. 1S61-3:4w
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1861-11-06

According TO an express that reached
here late on last Wednesday n; ghi, the Jay
haxkers captured Mr.. Hickory Rogers, and
some Is or 20 men, while in camp near
Walnut Greek, between $50 or 900 miles
from this place. Thecaptors' booty consis-
tcd Of 20 wagons and teams, their contents
and some 1000 head of cattle. The party.
src learn. were on their way 10 this point
from Denver City. slrs. II. Rogers came
IN advance ami arrived safely here several
days age. We hope the thieEes may Jet
receive csndign punishment. and NAV be
compelled - disgorge their iH-got,en plum
~ 81 fe Point Of the oaycnet.-fwc men
-ss,i brought in the news or tie
I'll .SEs;fs SD Ftsai>'..
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1861-11-06
ls.- IL i, said lla, over one hundred en-

Is5- Il ID said that over one hundrei sm'
igranis, and their negroes aud other prop
erty, passed through Dallas last Sunday -
In one crowd, We counted Twelve able bod
led men, Who, il seems could 10 as good
lighting as any in Prices gallant army, for
they we're plying the whip to their horses
In good style as IL old Abe Was pressing
hard Oh their rear.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1861-11-06

Bay Major q, ", Chiffon reached this
place, Monday, fiom roriers Blnf' where
he mustered into service, the Regiment OF
Col. Locke, designed for Missouri lie will
proceed nj onoe To Paris, toPerform similar
duties for Col. Maxeys regiment, which is
likewise ordered into the Missouri service,
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1861-11-06
"THE SMIEE!"
nv ID. M 1oN.

YHyIIls popular saloon is now opened v the
Southeast corner OF the Square, for
for tho accommodation of visitors, where
gentlemen can come and smile atall hours
AT the usual terms, The best supply or
Vsmiling" materials Is constantly kept, and
no pains will be spared TO render onr Gus
toners as agreeable as possible, The pub
lie generally are invited TO call and smile,
Tue most gcntcrl "sm!les' are gotten up at
an instani's notice; hut grinning ghasily
smiles, 'broad grins' aud 'grins slEi.ter'
are strictly prohibited.
SMILE ON!
Dallas. Texas, Sept. 81 lSGl-i9:tr
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1861-11-06

ALEXANDER CnILEs, IL DIsrRIcr CoURr
rs yor TARRAST CoUSTY,
Dawn TnoxAs. J Texas.
To SPRING TERN, A. d. 1861
NOTICE is hereby given that the plant
~ ifr in the above cause, has fled Inter
rogatories in my Office to W. J.. Lively, who
residesin Dallas county and State of Texas.
and that the proper commission will issue
to take the answers to said interrogatorics,
on or after the S0th day from the publiea-
ton hereof
wiipcss W. .. Tucker. Clerk of the dis
trici Court Of Tarrant county. Texas
Given under my hand and Seal
SEAL of said Court, at ofiee. in tie
", - town n Fort Woril,, this 25l:l
day Of Oclober.A. d. 1861.
We. TUCKER, Disi Ok
l4S-Printers fec S.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1861-11-06
THE STATE OF TEXAS, l

CouNTr or DALLAS.
To any iarfai officer Of said County Greet
ing.
NTOU are hereby commanded TO summon
4 Robert J.. Sears and john Sears by pub
LEGATION in the Dallas Herald 10 be and ap-
pear before me, Jas. n. Smith, Justice of
the Peace in and for Dallas County, Pre-
cinct No. ], ut my office, on the 3Dth day
of November A. ID. Eighteen hundred and
Sixty one between the hours of ten o'clock
4. NJ. and two o'clock 7. NJ. of said day, TO
answer the complaint of j. Peak, on plea
of debt, due by note for $50.
Fail not, and due return make az the Inv
directs. Given under my hand, this 9TH
day afNovember A. u. 1861.
1851 JAS. n. SMITH, J. p.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1861-11-06
THE STATE OF TEXAS, !

TIE STATE OF TEXAS,
COUNTY Up DALLAS.
To any id,rfui Officer Of said county, Greeting:
VoU arc hereby commanded to summon
n ]. j: Kirk, by publication in the Dal-
las Herald for three successive weeks to be
and appear before the undersigned, Jus
tic, of the Peace of Dallas county, precinct
No, 7, at my Office in town of Lancaster, on
the last Saturday of November, 1861, to au-
swer the complaint of W. S. Killcn s Co,
on plea of debt due by account, for Sli Is.
Herein fail not, and of this writ publica-
ton make. Given under my hand, October
18th 1861.
JOHN TAYLOR,
5:3tr Justice Of the Ieoce.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1861-11-06
nRN1nNC COUNTY.
MOTrCE.

INTENDING 10 enter the army In short
i time, will be Obliged 10 my friends
who are indebted TO me for medical services,
TO come forward aud close their account, by
note ar otherwise, CliAS, H. PRYOR,
Dallas. Sent. 10Th lSil-i.Etf
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1861-11-06
Adu,iuisfrator,s Notice.

&c. Rceis,. 5rarft stul Brand.-Brvnd
ss,rscs and raffie, :. D.-Ear mark. xzuliOT
ibrk AMI urierbit IN thu right sad crop aad sfi
10 the lat ear- Al poi in chs mari, have otiirr
fi.it reteiTsi AdaTs - ia. HiIis Dallas es7Iotys
T-xss -----------.-- -tai~ isl' - - ~
W. A. F@T-fst 7fsrk and Rraud---fo-
h-r->-. A-a.si Es--f1f r4ff,r- sap snd h7r. ~
r--rk s-etfls- ~ - rnl7lt r -,efts .i-r-
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1861-11-06

stray hEorses---S50 Reward.
ND ANYWAY from the undersigned, living
10. at Coxville Hill county, Texas, during
the fall of 1860, kour Horses, VIZ; one
Soarei Mare, with II bell on, branded
Z, ON be'shoulder; one ) year old Efiiy,
branded s on the shoulder, both hind feet
and one fore foot whtc,-both mares in foal
when they left. Also, one Red Horse,
< or wears old, some saddle marks, no
brand, and one Yeariirig Colt, not
bra AIDED.
l will pay fifty dollars reward for the de-
livery of said horses to me, or liberal re-
ward for any Of them. Address the under
signed, at ccxville, IIill county, Texas.
ALEXANDER S. cox.
octobsr 90, 1SG1-3:mos.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1861-11-06
Looal and County News,

ErIsoorAL sgsvIrs.-fheTe will be lay
,s4ling in the Episcopal Service II the
Mssouie Hell, on every Sunday Morning at
y s'eloek,
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1861-11-06
Marsifa,

Al Lancaster, on tn arsdsy rseRihs, oe,alsfT 3l,i,
ISL, b. ElirT LAWS JA,ass, ". W. KNIGHT "
Alss NAki b, h, sELbi, all u Dallas es1pIy,
Tie PTinlsE. Is'aFH their lhauks hr tbs usa.i &C.
. Pisss ,he lTidss cake