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EEHrait.l. Health

BETTER THAN GOLD,
MISS MARY ScoF1ELD, PRECEPTREss, No. $50
BALTIMORE STREET, BALTIMORE" Truth Srangey
than FTriioa This lady suffered for years with
Chronic lnhammatory rheumatism in its most
malignant form. She first contracted the disease
when two years old, by being yaccinated with
matter from child that had the white swelling
From this time to womarh0od her suferings were
extreme--she never had relief from pain until
cured by HAMPTON TINCTURE.
An Extract from the Letter
Al often wish my parents had known of this
remedy when was n child, as l believe should
have been saved the eXcruciating pain have
been sub jected to- well a. the deformity OF body
| must carry to the grave, and my parents would
not have been under snch heavy expenses from
Doctors bills and in sending me, as they did to
the cele brated Springs in England in search of
health. | wish all the afflicted world could see
me and hear the benefits have derived from this
Tincture of Hamptcn's. l try TO make AL &C
auaiRted with its virtues with whom | come in
contact.
Gentlemen, am a Thousand times obliged to
you, al nd you at liberty to use my name and
ease 10 all.
in nd
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SELDEN MILLER. corner l4th and Cary
- streets, have in store II fall assortment GRO
CERiES, WINES, and LIQUORS. of choice quail.
ties, which they are disposed to sell at the lowest
market prices for cash, or The usual time to
prompt paving customers. Included in eur as
sortment will he found the finest qualities Of
Brandies and Wines imported into this country
a large portion of which have been imported bv
ourselves to suit the wants OF those desiring the
very choiees goods NIB
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8. z. Fun UKEN.
RUFUS O. MADDUx, Clerk. de -ly
WIN sA A1rGsIERs q .s co.. ns,,rRsx
OILS, PAINTS, VARNISHES AND WINDOW
LASS.
BRUSHES We received by the late steamer a
large supply OF Painters and Artists BRUSHES
of superior quality, to which call the attention
oil
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CpOTSWUOD HOTEL,
SAVIN GS BANKS.
~>~1-1--7-0
nLD DOMINION SAVINGS BANK.

THIS Institution will receive DEPOSITS, on
which an interest Of per cent. per annum is paid
on a. sums remaining on deposit longer than six
months, and per cent. when remaining a shorter
period.
s.s Deposits received at the stores of j. F. RHa.
EAULT and Msssrs STARKs Il CARDOZo. Main st.
G. w. WILLIAMS, Pres't.
J. z. RRGyAULr, Treasurer
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NO. boV " tst f1dItIlHVTt sIIBtN.
rheumatism. Cough, Dyspepsia, Debility, Scro-
fula, Eyes, Pain in the Side, Back, &c, are cured
by it.
FEMALES AND CHILDREN. This TINCTURE
will be found great medicine for all their dis
eases.
Call and get Pamphlets, and read many Of the
most powerful possible cert fcates of cures of the
above diseases Of our own citizens.
Sold by PURCELL, LADD u CO., Richmond
by DR. COOKE, Fredericksburg: by all the Drug
gfsts in Petersburg; by MORTIMER Il NOW
BRAY, Baltimore; and by Druggists and Shop
Keepers everywhere. 81 per bottle six bottles,
d
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HATS, CAPS, 30.

ST SPRING TRADE. 1877
FL LIE r T g. UEISIG
MANUFACTURERS AND WHOLESALE
DEALERS IN HATS, CAPS AND STRAW GOODS.
No. 1877 Main st., opposite Ercfoaqc Bark, Rich
Have ready, and offering 10 the mer-
chants Of Virginia, North Carolina and Tonnes
see AT prices ~ sut the times complete stock of
SPRIN u and SUMMER GOODS, which for variety
and style cannot he excstled Buyers will do
well 10 give call before pu rcasiog ell sew here
NH 70 kLLETT IL WRISiGER
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JAS. c. CLARKE, SUPP.
JOHN T. RIGsEY, Assistant Sup't. je bly,

EH TO P AsskNa 1851
2x --21----AA-GOING N0RTH.-NEW Ar
RANG CEMENT .-IMPORTANT TO TRAVEL
RS-THROUGH TICKETS AND THROUGH
CHECKS-GREAT NORTHERN ROUTE--Car
rying the great United States Mail Twice daily
Sunday night excepted betwe cen Richmond Alex
sndria, Washington, Baltimore, Phiiadelphis
New York, and all important points West, vi
Acauia Creek aud Washington, over the Rich
mond, Fredericksburg s. Potomac Rai!road, to Ia
Potomac river, IS miles, and by splendid and com
Portable steamers thence to Washing t0n, e5 miles
In ali l5s miles in seven hours, being eomforte
BILE aud perfectly safe rate of speed.
Hours Of depart 6 30 A. NJ, and p. NJ.
BAGGAGE, under charge of Special AKeuts
CHECKED THROUGH 10 Washington, Baltimore
Philadelphia ard New York.
THRoU9H TICKETS can he secured to the follow
ing points, VIE Baltimore, PhilaGelp ha, CIneir
matt, Columbus, Indianapolis, Cairo, Dayton, Je;
fersonviile, Rock Island, GAINESVILLE, Washington
New York, St. Louis, Chicago, PittsburS, Louis
vile, Decatur, Newark and Vincennss.
Passengers b:eakfast and sup At Ashland,
dine board the comfortable steamer between
Acqnia Greek and Washington.
Persons wishing to obtain tickets for servants for
Washington city and points further North, must III
all cases. be vouched for by some spousibie white
citizen OF Richmond, person, known TO the officer
of the Road 1Yscs ici Be sold u aFJIieiJo !,
them.
Ag For further Information, apply at this Office,
Broad Street, Shockoe Hill.
JAS. B. WINSTON, Genr Ticket Ag't
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II NA r
! l. HORSES increases the milk of each cow from
two to six quarts daily, and improves the quality;
restores worn out aud broken down horses a
short time, aud may be used with great benefit for
saddle, carriage and dray horses. II has given
general satisfaction. For sale by
BLAiR HARVlE
NH nd n
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sys- a phy.iolosicaI view of NIarriage-

Hs A Physiological View of Marriage
Containing nearly 800 pages, aud $50 tine plates
and engravlRgs of the anatomy of the sexual or
gans in state OF health and disease with a trea-
tise on self abuse, its deplorable Consequences
of treatment--the only rational and successful
mode of cure, as shown by the report of cases
treated. truthful adviser to the married and
those contemplating marriage, who entertain
doubts of their physical condition. Sent, free Of
postage, to any address, receipt Of IS cents in
specie, or postage stamps, by addressing,
fe 28-d&sM3m DR. LA GROIX Albany N
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kxs Encourage
SOUTHERN MANUFACTURES.

Do so, and especially if you can obtain as desi
rable Goods, without paying any more for them
than their actual worth.
THE
CRENSHAW
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HITl SCAVENGER.

INTl SGAEENGER.
The undersigned is now prepared to clean out
Water Closets Sinks aud Ont Houses in the sh ort-
est notice. III manner which will n OF be offon sye
to the premises on which he may work Also,
lime them. His wagons are constructed as to
be water and air-tight. His boxes can he found
at DUYALS NoRroA :, corner nth and Main ats
and JOHNSTON MfIIsPAUHG's, on Main betw zen
nth and 18th streets. All orders left ut tho sboye
places, will be promptly attended to.
fe li--ts X. n. ALLEN,
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!, GEORGE &C, EGGLESTON.

~A ATTORNEY AT LAW,
Will practice regularly in all the COURTS
OF AMELIA and the ad joining counties.
N. B.-C0LLECTI0NS promptly made.
# Address, Amelia Court house.
fe 2l-IausnE
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l MPOk TANT TO COUNTRY MER
l. CHANTS.-NoW Is THE TIME TO SAVE
FIFTY PER CENT.-Country me rchanta wishing
TO save nifty per cent. eau do so by calling at nv
wholesale and Retail Store The only complete
stock OF Conieetioneries In this city | have also
Candy Factory this side of New York Merchants
are requested to call and examine for Themselves
A. ANToNi, st. Nicholas Saloon
NH 70 lbS Main st Kant Palma Il u
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1861-12-05

verse, W. E. Bratton went and bought
his own groceries, in his own name,
we being in the mercantile business
at the same time ; SO this mean and
contemplate insiruation that we we're
putting property into our sons hands
to avoid our debts, is another base
lie9
Who is the German When was
the note given for collection 7 Ifyou
give US dates and names, Mr.. Dana.
rim & Co.'s books will show up your
lying. We have collected for a great
many Germans, and it is impossible
to tell who is meant by such base 10.
situations.
We wish, in earnest, to apologize
to our readers for bringing "Toodlee"
before them in such length, and will,
in the language of Clay to Randolph,
dismiss his rotten carcas, leaving it to
"Shine and stink, and stink and shine,
Like rotten mackrel by moonlight !"
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1861-12-05
SlaVe and the Kentucky Legis-
lnlure,

The New York Times of Friday,
after copying the Endorsement of the
Frankfort (Ky) Common wealth Of
John Cochrane's and Cameron's pro.
posal to arm the negro slaves, says:
"This is only one ofthe many inai-
cations that this question of slavery,
in its relations to the rebellion, may,
for the present, at least, be wisely and
safely left to the action of the loyal
slave States most directly concerned.
We mentioned yesterday fact, which
we have learned from the very high
est authority, that a bill "be speedily
introduced into the Kentucky Legis-
lature for the confscation OF the prop.
erty Of rebels, including slaves; and
that there is every reason to believe
that it will become a law. Once
thoroughly enlisted in the fight for
the Union, the people of Kentucky
will take such steps as will best pro.
mote their cause. They have far more
at stake than we. The war, with all
it's horrors, comes much closer home
than it does to US. Brother there is
armed against brothe---father against
son--neighbor against neigh5or. In
such war, where defeat involves ut.
ter and irretrievable ruin, we need
bave no fear that Union'men will neg.
lect any weapon which can give them
aid. If striking at slavery will helr
them, they will strike the blow
They know, moreover, when to strike
and where to strike much better thar
we do"
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1861-12-05
10 Our Friends.

We ask as a favor, that our friends
contradict by a direct denial, the
SlanderouS and libellous charges ol
the Whang dOOd1e of the Journal Of
last week. There is not a word Of
truth in McBeth's article that reflects
on our character, from beginning to
end. Of this we can satisfy any Of
our friends or citizens who doubt our
word, by calling on US, as we have the
evidence On hand. The object is on.
ly to injure us in a pccuniary point Of
view. McBeth is not responsible or
we would settle it in court ofjuS.
tice.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1861-12-05
MCTOODLES' RETREAT
ON
"GHONES' PHONEY"

Oar artist has produced a l!fe.like
sketch Of Toodles and the pony, who,
IN their nocturnal visits in search Of
town gossip, for the next issue Of the
White.Black Mans Organ, get into
the vicinity ofthat said hog pen that
wasn't there. when that faithful guar.
dian Of the night (Towser,) makes an
attack upon Toodles and the pony
puts both to fight at the rate of 2:40,
ToodIes yelling vociferously-"Hol |
(hic) Whoa (hicD Whoa.y (hicD"
When some impUdent boys, who
were attracted to the spot, were respect.
fully requested to retire, by the afore-
said Toodles.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1861-12-05

VOLUNTEERS FAMILIES RELIEF
FUND.-We are requested by the
County Commissioners, to state that
there is no funds new in the County
Treasury, subject to be drawn on for
the relief Of soldiers families. The
fund over S1400 which was raised by
the law Of last winter, has been en-.
tirely paid out, and they cannot issue
any more orders until the Legislature
passes another law to authorize it
We would suggest to the citizens Of
the Townships to hold meetings, and
see that the families OF our soldiers
who need help do not suffer while their
husbands and sons are fighting the
battles of our country.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1861-12-05
PRESIDENTS MESSAGE.

We received the Presidents Mes
sage just as We were going 10 press
and it will appear in full in our next
issue. 1t is straight forward busi.
ness'like document; and starts ouI
with our foreign relations. Recon-.
mendS fOrtifying our Lake ports and
Atlantic sea board. This looks like
danger from abroad. 1t recommends
the acknowledgment ofthe indepen-
dence Of Hayti, a negro nation Oh one
Of the West India Islands. This is a
part ofthe programme Of the N. Eng
land AbolitioCists long ago set forth
by Redpath, IN order 10 form one of
the links Of the Gordon that surrounds
slavery in the US. So it is not an
original idea, with toe President. 1t
also recommends the independence
of the Government Of Liberia, another
Negro Government. 1t is a pity there
wasn't a few more Negro Govern.
ments to acknowledge the indepen.
dence OF. Hayti has been q Negro
Government for go years, and has not
been recognized by any Of our Presi.
dents but the present one.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1861-12-05
THE M'ARTHUR DEMOCRAT.
Local Department.
'. E. BRATToN, 80: EDITOR.
TAKE NOTICE.

We want our friends who owe ne
on subscription or advertising, to send
in the amount due, in order that VT
may have money to carry on the pa.
per. Our expenses are large, week
ly, and unless our friends pay US, the
Democrat must stop. We will com.
mence, next week, the publication Of
a list Of our subscribers who are in
arrears, in order that they may know
the amount due; 81 they can then send
it in by a neighbor, and save us the
trouble of going over the county to
collect. We will tabe in pay, wheat,
-four, corn, pork, beef, potatoes, beans,
chickens. or other produce that We
can use. Also, coal and wood, it
brought in soon.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1861-12-05
Joshua II. Giddings-His Foolish Con.
duct.

duct.
The Montreal (Canada) Advertiser
Of Saturday last contains the follow
ing:
"Col. Dawson an English gentle
man Of wealth and position, now stay
ing in this city, recently applied to
Mr.. Giddings. the United States Con-
sui, for passport to pass through the
United States en- route for Halifax, to
visit his daughter, married to an off.
Ger OF one Of the regiments there. Mr..
Glddings, not content with refusing a
passport, did so in the most offensive
manner, telling Colonel Dawson that
British subjects had no right to OK.
pect favors from the Government Of
the United States, when they gave aid
and sympathy to the rebels; and Il.
nally, getting into furious passion,
the CONSUL declared il England want.
ed to fight, that she might come on,
the United States was ready for her."
Giddings ought to be removed from
Office at once Tor such rude and un-
becoming conduct, outrageous at any
time, but specially foolish considering
the delicate state Of our foreign rela-
tions. When Glddlngs waS sent to
Canada, the reason given was that we
should be rid OF a mischievous agita
tor, who would be harmless in a for.
eign mission, but would be dangerous
if he remained at home But it seems
sold Gid" is as troublesome in the
former capacity as in the latter, and
even more so. The Canada paper
from which we quote adds =:
"lt is quite evident that Mr.. Gid.
dings is insane; the excitement of re-.
cent events has been too much for his
mind; and his friends should remove
him to an asylum before he does him.
self some mischief"
We have thought Giddings was in.
sane for many years, but it must be
confessed there is "method in his
madness" 1t is high time the Ad
miDistration closed his career in Can.
ada Eng.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1861-12-05

OBTAINING CREDIT UNDER FALSE
PRETENcE.-John W. McBeth in
the last issue of the Abolition Advo.
cate OF Vinton County, says that we
have been swindling the people in
and around Macarthur. Now reader
we sOOnder if this man, McBetb alias
Toodles, wishes you to think him an
honest mani If be does, we think he
will "come up missing" Ifyou will
cast your eye to the head Of his local
department, You will find in print the
following point blank lie:
"The Macarthur journal is the official paper
Of the County ard has much the largest circu.
lation."
And further, we would ask Nc.
Beth why he sent to Cincinnati for
that iont of fat Nonpariel typel We
think it was for the purpose of s,cin
ding the people Of this County out
OF their hard earned money. We can
tell you OF some more Of his low dirty
tricks that are meaner than the mean :
esr, il we saw fit 50 to do.
Toodles, we have your measure; 30
"pitch in, "and We think we can tel.
you some other little matters that you
think we know nothing about. More
anon.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1861-12-05

DENTAL SURGERY.-Dr. J. w. Field will be
at the Hubert House in M'Arthur this week
where he will do such work for his old pat
rons as they shall desire, for the purpose Of
preserving decayed teeth, by cleansing the
sa me free OF tartar, without the use of acids;
filing with GOLD or SILVER FOIL and
with the new filling called the 0STEO.
PLASTY, which is inserted in soft state
without pain, and hardenS in few minutes.
Also inserts artificial teeth upon pivots or
plate; gold, silver and vulCanized rubber, on
the most. improved. principles Of the TT
Our senior has tried the Osteoplasty and
can recoommend it from experience. DR..
Field is gentleman and a scientific Den
tist, and every way worthy the confidence
OF our citizens. Prices to suit the times.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1861-12-05
LATEST NEWS!

Gen. Jim Lane CT Kansas, made
9 peech at Boston on last Saturday ,,in
W bich he took strong anti.slavefy
v Jews, saying that Gen. Halleck in
Mo-, was fighting to put down rebel
lion but to sustain slavery. We al.
ways knew Lane was opposed to the
Constitution, us well as Fremont and
their supporters, the Journal for in
stance.
On last Friday there were 1,1s5
condemned Government horses sold
under the hammer for from 20 to As
dollars each. They have been in the
service some six weeks and two
months, and costs from S115 to S128
each. Another similar sacrifice, will
come off next week.
1t is said Gen. Halleck will move
his force $4,000 up the Tennessee riv.
er; pass south in the rear Of Columbus
and Hickman, to Memphis, and there.
Oy compel the rebels to fall back on
Memphis, without Ca battle, saving
losa of life and destruction of proper.
ty. Gen. Buell. will advance at the
same time on Bowling Green to Nash.
vile, 10000 strong. This will all do
If we can leave force enough at Carlo
to prevent an advance upon Louis.
vile, and tOree at st Louis to hold
Price in check. We think 10 carry
this move through successfully, Eal.
leck should have 100000. There is
certainly two sides to this move, all
other things being equal. But Hal.
leck can skunk Johnston il any man
can. They are both hosts.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1861-12-05
SheriT,s Sale.

8. W. Pickering
against On Execution.
Henry Packard ct al
pY virtue Of an execution to me directed
- from tho Court Of Common Pleas Of Vim
ton county, Ohio, | will offer for sale, at the
PACKARD Mill, in Knox township, vinton co In,
ty, Ohio,
On Saturday, The alStiday Of December, 81,
between the hours of ten o'clock, A. NJ, and 4
o'clock, P. NJ. Of said day, the following prop
erty, TO wit: Two yoke Of work Oxen, yoke
and chains, and one Ox-Wagon.
Taken as the property of Henry Packard to
satisfy judgment in favor of s. W. Pickering.
Terms Of sale, cash in hand.
dec5-w2wpfd2 +. SHADES, Sh,fV.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1861-12-05
SALE OF REAL ESTATE
by Order of the Probate
Court Of VintOn Co.

RY virtue q an order of sale, made by So:
ID Probate Court, will,
On the 9Th dag Of December, A D. 1861,
Att O'CLOCK P. NJ. OF SAID DAY,
at the premises in Swan Township, in Vinton
County and State Of Ohio, sell to the highest
bidder, the following real estate, as the proper
ty of Jacob Earnhart, deceased, /, to wit:
The South East quarter of the South West
quarter and the west half of the south west
quarter Of the South East quarter of Section
Number Twenty, Township Number Twelve,
Range Number Seventeen, situated in Vinton
County and State of Ohio.
Appraised at Seven Hundred Oollars-freo
from dower-and must sell for a. least two
thirds of that sum.
TERMS OF SALE One third Of the purch-
ase money in hand, and the residue in two equal
annual payments, with interest from the day Of
sale; the deferred payments TO be secured by q
mortgage on the premises. -'
CORNELIUS KARNS, Admir-
Of the Estate Of Jacob Earnhart, deceased.
November 28, .S6lw4.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1861-12-05

Friends, We give you above syn
opsis Of what has been done during
the past month. By examining the
abstract, You will see that the pupils
are very irregular in attendance
Why is itY There is fault some.
where. We, as teachers. feel that we
have done, and are still doing, all in
our power to correct this great evil
We hope you will cooperate with US
in our ehdeavors to secure punctuali.
~ in attendance. Your ob't serv't,
WIN. S. TRAVIS, Sup't.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1861-12-05
Wood and Coal Wanted !

Cannot some one who owes MS on
subscription, send us in Coal and
Woodl We have been without wood
for two weeks. Each one expects
some other one to bring in wood. So
we get none. Some man can do US
favor By starting a load.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1861-12-05

OCongress met on last Monday,
organized, and nothing Of importance
was done except the introduction OF a
resolution to free negroes.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1861-12-05
Notice to VOLUNTEERS, FAMILIES.

THE Funds of the County appropriated by
i the Commissioners for the relief OF families
Of Volunteers going from Vinton county, hayS
been entirely exhausted. The Commi ssioners
have no power given them to levy any further
tax for that purpose, having already expended
the full amount allowed by law, Unless the
volunteers themselves send their wages to their
families, they will hava to be supported by the
necessary in order to relieve .Messrs. Richmond
and Lowry from all blame in not giving to all
who may call on them.
M. II. WALKER,)
7. M. BAY, Commi' 10.
VIM. FEE,
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1861-12-05

Have you paid your suLs aiption!
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1861-12-05

UThe Brunswick Telegraph gives
in that a hen is immortal, that her son
never sets.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1861-12-05

Fourth-The Journal also says:--
"Bratton told the man "a Germany
that Damarin, Tarr & Go. were about
broke" This is a most Internal lie,
told for only one object, namely, to
prevent us from getting business as
an attorney. What other object could
this scoundrel, or the man who furn.
ished the statement to McBetb, have
for concocting such Lief We have
always believed this firm safe, and be
lieved Mr.. Damarin to be worth hun
dreds of thousands. We had Mr.
Damarin's confidence, and he was ont
of the first men, years ago, to put III
on our guard as to enemies we had il
Macarthur. McBeth says before {
week, we went to Portsmouth anC
traded this note of over $500 fol
groceries. We have been to Ports
month and bought there several thou
sand dollars worth Of goods; but it i,
q lie thar we were there and traded {
$500 note .or groceries and shipped
them here to W. E. Bratton, or any
person else but ourself; but, on the re