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Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1861-01-23
J. c. DAWS0N'S
Guano Depot,
NO. 6, WARREN BLOCK,
q III 6 III 9 t a.

YHytIERE is to be found in this establishment
Il greater variety, and q larger stock OF pure
aud genuine Natural, Mixed and Manipulated
FERTILIZERS, than in any other South of Bal
timure, and the Planters Of Georgia, South Caro-
lima and Alabama, are requested to call and e1-
anime the stock before buying elscwhere-they
will do well to do 90.
The most satisfactory certificates from reliable
Planters in Georgia and South CurUina, arc duly
coming in, testifying to the virtue OF these Ma
nurgs and will be, after lst of November, forward
cd in pamphlet form to any who may wish to see
them.
The AMERICAN G UANO, notwithstanding tho
unfnvorable season. has won Il reputation through
out Georgin, Alabama and South Carolinn, (where
it has been extensively used, ~ that sets aside ull
cavi as to its position among the best Fertilizers
yet discovered. 1t stands side by side with Peru.
viun.
It is true there have been some failures-always
will bc-so there has been with Stable Manure and
Peruvian indeed, every kind this season, but that
does not prove that American Guano will not pay
large per ccntnge. In almost every ease, where
there has been what is called failure, it hus been
owing either to the manner in which it was ap-
piled, the cultivation OF tho quantity used. Some
put il too far from the secd-tOme lose hall by the
wind blowugit sway-othors by mixing it with
Stable Manure, or by using not hnlf enough to the
acre; but take tas it was used, by the nexpcri-
enced Planter. and SO fur us we huve been able to
learn the TRUTH in nine cases out of ten the Gu
nnocd Cotton, Corn, Wheat, Oats, barley, Rye,
Turnips, and MI Garden Vegetables, have yielded
nearly twice as much rs the unguanoed land-so
it pays even in the drycst seasons. You make but
little this year-p0Or crops-but if you had used
no Fertilizer, you wonld have made next to moth.
ing IF the seasons had continued throughout
July and August as they did up to the 18th OF
June, the old wUrn-uu hills Of Georgin and Caro-.
lima would have gruancd under the weight Of the
most overwhelming crops thut wero ever gathered.
So don't be discouraged, but follow the example of
the Dicksons, Thos. Whuley, It. j. Smith, of Hum
cock; Judge Roberts, of Warren: DR.. Minis, I.
G. Lamar, and the Rain,fords, of Edgefeld, S. c.;
who return annually to their land from 81 to ST
worth of Fertilizers per acre, und your success will
he like theirs an overwhelming income for the
money invested, to say nothing uf the p. ornament
Improvement of your lands.
Among the varieties offer to the public ure the
following; AMERICAN, PERUVIAN, SWAN
ISLAND, COLUMBIAN, MONKS ISLAND CO.
LUMBIAN, MEXICAN GUAN0, RUFFlN'S
pIIOSPHO, (Which is sone-half Prruvinn,) SANDS,
HOYT'S. LONGETT SUPER. R.PH0SPlIATES,
nnl MANIPULATED GUAN0S, BONE DUST
and LAND PLASTER.
All these Mnnures are pulverised and ready for
immediate usc. All orders will receive prompt
attention.
J. G.. DAWSON,
General Agent.
Augusta, Sept "a 4nl IS
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CMICKERING a. SONS
PIANO e0RTES !!

vTylIIS is one of tho OLDEST Establishments Of
IL the kind in tho country-and they istill
maintain their supremacy in the market, having
been awarded THIRTY EIGHT PRIZE MED
AIS, over all competitors, for the superiority Of
their instruments exhibited ut various Fairs IN
this country and Europe.
They have had an Agency in this City for about
thirty years, where thousands of their PIANOS
have been sold to the ENTIRE SATISFACTION
OF EVERY PURCHASER. And to protect their
wel-merited reputation as manufacturers, and the
public from being imposed upon, it hos become
necessary to publish that every Piano made by
them bears upon the "name board" CHECKER
ING, BOSTON," in the old English and Roman
letters, end upon the sounding board" CHICK
ERING l. SONS, BOSTON," with the number
nf the Piano.
JACOB CHICKERING is not relation Of
theirs, anl has no business interest with them.
have the sole Agency for Augusta Of Chick
ering u Sons, and keep on hand full assort-
ment Of PIANOS for sale at
Factory Prices.
And WARRANT each one to give entire satis-
faction.
Call and sec them, and their superiority will be
90 apparent that you will be sure not to buy Of
PEDLARS or TRAVELLING AGENTS.
CHARLES CATLIN,
Sole Agent.
P. ST. have fne Stock of ST0DART Pr
AMOS, and of other good Makers. Also, GUI-
TARS, VI0LINS, ACCORDE0NS, MUSIC, &C.,
&C., for sale low. All orders promptly attented
to. C. CATLIN.
Augusta, Feb q If s
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FINE PIANOS,
ALIrGIG

I'1 Y oiN|, SSS.s cOCs
TNHE subscriber, after returning thanks to thor
Il friends in Edgefeld and adjoining Districts,
for their liberal patronage during the last ten years,
would inform them that they still continue to keep
on hand large assortment of
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Georgia
SARSAPARILLA CUItIP0UMD
FOR
Purifying the Blood and Diseases Of
The Liver.

FOR RsCHILDREN,
This is the best medicine that can be given
especially to those in debitated stated Of health,
or troubled with worms. Generally few doses
given to child when it first appears unwcll will
soon improve its health, and rendor other medi-
cnes unnecessary. 1t causes increased secretion
and passage of tho! bile, puriGes and invigoratcs
the system, and prevents the accumulation Of
worms by keeping the child healthy.
It's effect in preventing diseases of children
makes it u valuable Family Medicine. The more
be the general health of the family.
For sale Mt Edgefeld c. H., by L. NJ. PENN
and Drs. C. w. & ]. B. HODGES.
Oct. II BIN al.
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State of South Carolina,
EDGEFIEi.D DISTRICT,
~ ,,fIun/I\. T,TL,iS


VNTUEnE.iS. an inquest "f Escheat hath been
w returned (" this nfce, whereby, it appears
that churies Mcti'eg"r, late Of E'lgefcld Dis
,ric,. who was born in Dunbart"u, Scotland, aud
,l:c'l rn The swcnt. first day of May, in the year
Of our I."r'! ",c thousand eight hundred and fifty
sc,rl seized ard possessed Mt the time Of his
,leath, Of l."t of Land, continuing opc-Lalf
Acre. mn,e or less situate, lying and heirg in the
curpurat" limits # Elsri,li Village. b'untel on
the North i.y u L.tnwnrd hy Rev. !. \. Lynch,
IN the East by Lots ''wued ty Th"nn. P. Mngrnth
and Gcprgc ". l.aLdium. and the Public Street
leading from the Couit House 10 P"tri:vil;e. "n
the South by Lot owned by James a. p"z:er,
and on the West hy public street iIn'uetint.ly in
the rear of the Court House. au'l Lots "u mad by
William ]. Ready, +. J.. Sui'h ard Rev. y. n.
Lynch wih"ut having in his lifetime nudr ally
DISPOSITION thereof. and Without leaving an. per-
son who can legally claim the sarr. New in
pur!uutcr of the directions Of the Act "f A-scm-
biy, in such case de aid r,",idr'l. The li.i's Of
the said Charles Mrt;rrgor. others claiming
under Him il amy there be, are hereby required to
appear and mrkc claim within eighteen munrLs
from, the date brre"f.
Witness my hand 1T Eagcfcld Court House, this
fourth iuy of April, a. D. 1850.
THOS. G. BACON, c.c.r.
4nrl H. ISSn tf lI
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Fine Flour.

II :; rs;v..! :tn.l rpr lc i"s fnr cab = s;:-
~ ::nr;nf ~: of FLOUR rrn II"rn' Mills. in
sri ?ack!. l.. X. HDuBCN9.
Dso II II ~
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State of South Carolina,
EUGf.FlE.LD DISTRICT,
rs COMMON PLEAS.
N:,I1.r D. " N,C,l,.v

rs iorciyn -ln"rhmrnt
W W. lInvird.
NNTNEREAS, the Plaintiffs hHve 'his day filed
wv their DECLARATION against the Defendant.
who (as i, is Sl) is absent fr"in nnd without the
limits ut thi. State and hus neither wife nor At
turncy known within the same, upon wh"ul copy
of the gnid declaration might hc served
On m"tiun Of Messrs. Tl'mnn Gary. Plnin-
tils Attorneys it is ordered thar the snid Defend
mt do appear Hnll plead to the sal" declaration
within yrnr an, day irun this date otherwise
final and absolute judgment will be given and
awarded against him
rIIOS &. BACON. c.r.r.
Clerks Office. Fcl,. Q. lSGH. qly i
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yTy Z: S:h.sritsr ~. just rnccircd 1 ii'~ = t"k
4 Of GROCERIES, ,shici h: il ceiling '"-'y
i,. ,.risc. Tor C1.h. T:,r S''-s rInHr.e-sG ~:
SUGlH an COFFEE "r all gra,lcs; :,
Pin. syNl?I' sri NDLSSSES: Va
CHEESE. RICE M.;,EAKDNi;
GOSiIES BuTrER. iinr article;
RCCKWUHiT sL0ER:
'"''0 - ~ ]. NJ. HUDSON.
Doc 81 It 81
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State Of South Carolina,
EDGEFIELD DISTRICT,
~ I'fyjEDS pIEIS
johnson, Crews L Brawsy, InIprscrs, F"rriy4

Juhnsnn, Crews L Brawiry, InIprscrs, f"r'iya
=. .ifinch-
W. ". lIavirl. mc"f.
yuyIE r.intiir. in the nh"rc stated case having
u this ,i,y flied their Drclarnti"m in my Office,
and the Defendant 'lviug neither wife Nor After
nry kn"wn t. r"siie thin the limits of this
S:atr, wh"m c"pirS "I said Declaration with
Jules to plrn'l can !,r served. On motion "f Ian
nnrM MnORE. Plaintiffs Attorneys, Ordered that
.nil Defendant APPEAR sn'i pleal t" Said beclmra-
lion within y1ar nu'! day from the dnrr hrrro
"r final nEi absolute iG,islnrri will hr < ven
ngans, him. THUS. G. BACON, c.c.E.r.
Feb ~ 1850. qly
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1861-12-17

The Modified Report.

The Phila !elphia Inquirer has the fol-
lowing particulars IN reference TO the mod
IheatIon OF the Secretary of Wars report.
which 1t viii he noticed, introduces new
actors into the affair and puts a somewhat
different ~ersion on it. The natteris prsc-
ueaiiy, of very little importance-should
not, and viii not crcaete anv trouble IN
the cabinet and had it not been for the
unfortunate blum ler OF sending out comics
ot the document before it was read. where
by 1t was given 10 the public in an unfin-
ished condition. the " modification would
probably have never been heard of Accor-
ding 10 this account. the truth of which
we desire 10 be in nowiSe responsible for.
the President seems to have been 'moli-
fled himself
Last Thursday General Cameron com
pieted his report and sent il 10 he printers
without submitting it to the inspection Of
any enc. On Sunday last It was compile
ted. and proofs fell into the hands OF Gov.
Seward. He became very much alarmed.
and on Monday morning a cabinet council
was called and the Presidents Message.
which had been completed on sunday nigh.
was also rought up
After lengthy discussion il was con-
cluded TO keep the Message back until
ton. At another meeting on Monday
night, Mr. Seward secured an interpola-
tion of his ideas in the Presidents Mess
age, rerbatim, and the President, matter
was cut out Arranged in this way it was
sent in to Congress on Tuesday
In the mean time. General Cameron
was asked to change or moderate his re-
port lie refused, and up To eleven o clock
+. NJ. Tuesday, it was thought to be incv-
liable that either General Cameron or
Governor Seward must leave the Cabinet
and an entire peace be made
The President finally settled it by 60
ing to General Cameron and insisting up
On his contining his report to statement
ot the past. and not to dictate to Congress
what they should do Cameron insisted
that his policy was correct, and must be
carried cut at once The President as
suTed him that it did not follow, and if he
changed his report or left out any of L,
that he must necessarily change his policy
but that he could carry it out; only let
I Congress take hold of the matter first
With this understanding. General Cam
eron made an alteration. which we tele-
graphed YOU after midnight 1t was re-
qucsted Of Us that we would not publish
the original copy, but is it had been made
public IN other sources, we append the
original
Secretaries Wclles and Chase both
( sided with General Cameron. but Welles
would not make any fight on it, and would
( leave it to the President Chase also
would not stand up to the fight, and Cam
eron conseq' enly, at the last moment
modified it. In the meantime, it only re
mains for the Senate and House to dictate
what shall be done"
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1861-12-17
ADMINISTRATORS SALE

DJRSCANT 10 a Decree of The Court of Probate
L OF Iowa County, issued the second day Of
December, inst, shall, Thursday. the second day
Of January next otter for sale al Public Nendue, at
the office Of the United States Hotel in the Citv OF
Mineral Point and ut the hour ten a. In of tina Z
day, the right, title and interest which John Mus
grove, late deceased of Mineral Point, had at the
time o ms DEATH Of in and to the following real
tate, viz Out lot Nos 26l 263, 259 go as designa-
ted upon HarrisOns Survey of the village now city
of Mineral Point, with their appurtenance.
Terms Of Sale: = One fourth down in cash - the
balance in three yearly payments thereafter drawing
interest respectively, At per cent. per
from the day of sale. Property sold subject TO
dover J. A PLATr,
ijcc. 3 1851. 3v50 Adm nistrator.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1861-12-17
SUMMONS For RELIF.

safe of Wisconsin, Iowa County. CIrcHit Court.
Rec Williams. Plaintiff against Lewis Lewis and
Margaret Lewis-Defendaats-
The PaiuiiH desires the trial of this action if my
there be. to be had in the County Iowa
The State of wise .nsin IJewis Lewis aud Marga-
ret Lewis, Defendants You hereby summoned
and required 10 answer the complaint Of itces Vii
!ltIHs, Plaintiff, Of " ich led
OF the Clerk Of the Circuit Court Of Iowa County
the llth day Of Nov. mher 1861, aud to copy
If answer the subscriber the law Office 81
Samuel W Reese, in the vIlsge of uodgPviile Iowa
Courtv, and State OF Wisconsin, within ninety Dis
After the service q this summons exclusive OF the
.F If service ats, if YOU fail 80 answer sand Com
piaint hereby required. the Plaintiff will apply to
the Court tpr the relief demanded IN the Complaint.
SAMUEL ". REESE
Daret NOV. lIth. lS6l. 6y. Plaintiffs ATTY.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1861-12-17
LADIES. READ THIS!

XITOUI respectfulg inform the ladies' of Mineral
w Point and -ieinity that she has Opened a
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1861-12-17
IN PROBATE-IOWA co COURT

In the matter Of the last viii and testament of
James Rute. deceased.
nN readi ny and filing instrument in writing
" purportinC to be the last will and testament OF
James Rule. .ste Of the town Of Linden. in the
County of Iowa and State Of Wisconsin decreased.
and also the accompanying petition Of William
Mitchell Of the or Mineral Point, in said
tv representing among other things that said james
Rule lately died at said town of linden that said in
strument IS the last viii and Of said de-
ceased nd that he the said petitioner il the identi-
cal Vii laH Mitchell named and appointed In and by
the sai .est Will and testament the
tors thereof; and praying that day be appointed for
hearing the proofs of said last will and testament
Ii is ordered that the proofs said instrument he
heard before the Judge Of this Court Monday the
sixth dav OF January. A. D. 1862 the Court House
in the village Of DodEeville. in said County;
Aud il Is further ordered that public notice there
Of be given the eirs OF said deceased and 10 all
persons Interested. By Publishing a copy OF this or
de- for three successive weeks pror 70 said day of
hearing in the Mineral Point Tribane a weekly
newspaper published at the city OF Mineral Point
said County. l.. VI. STRONG,
Dated Dec. 4th, is61. T3w5o
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1861-12-17

na- \ persons friendship is of no ac-
count unless it is to be relied upon III our
hours Of misfortune and tears; unless
their words Of cheer are freely offered
and their ympathy extended when most
needed a friend that clasps your hand
the closer as the shadows increase, and
draws nearer AMI speaks gentler and kind
or is vour burdens weigh heavier who
loves You more for your grief and sorrow :
who bends closer the faster the tears fall,
and whisper most earnestly and tcnderly
words Of love and sympathy such a
friend is one of earth rarest treasures
noble. good, worthy, and worth having
over whom angels keep loving watch, and
to whom purest spirits turn with admira-
ton. Give me one such friend and shall
be contcntcd
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1861-12-17

PHOTOGRAPHS OF GHosTs-The LondoH
Recje,c in an article on the tendency in
modern literature to the revival of ghost
stories, suggests to the writer's as a yerif-
cation, that they obtain PHOTOGRAPHS of
their special visitors 1t saws -" Now,
if the sPecter can ask the favor let sci
ence do It's turn Let optics and chemis-
try catch this modern ghost and photo
graph it 1t can fix the tails of comets
and the atmosphere of the sun the other
day photographer at Berlin caught a
stream Of electric light flowing out of the
bronze spear of Kiss Amazon A
a ghost can be hardly less material, if it
wears erinoline, is helped twice to beef
drinks claret and wants a portrait taken.
The photographer plate is liable 10 no
delusiOns, has no brains 70 be diseased,
and Is exact in its testimony
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1861-12-17

WHAT BECOMES OF THE SILVER 2-Europe
and America have been drained of silver
To supply the demand Of the British East
India Company, who since 1880. have re
quired their revenues 10 be paid in silver.
In this country the intrinsic worth of sii
yer has been reduced about per cent. in
order to keep it here. The drain from
Europe still continues. The gold that is
brought into England is sent to the Cont
nent exchanged for silver which finds its
way to India. and there disappears. Du-
ring the last twenty-five years, the ship
mentS of silver to India have reached the
enormous sum of 500. 900 600. of which
800 o0o 900 have been re-exportcd leaving
S450, 0u0, 900 unaccounted for. And these
shipments have lately been on the increase
For the first five years of the term named
the shipments were S45 100000 showing
an average Of only 80 900, 0UU per annum.
while for the last five, the shipments have
been S2l5 600, 600, or 81, ,000. 900 annual
", and the current is not yet checked -
The movements of specie in all other Ian Is
can be distinctly traced, but here the
keenest sagacitv is at fault
With the shipments to India there has
ever been an insoluble mystery 1t is like
a stream emptying itself in a bottomless
gulf with Il returnless flow Some have
coniectured that the silver thus sent to
India is used up for ornaments but this
would account for a small portion only of
the immense total We should not be
surprised if the secret of the flow of
treasure in zone direction was found alto
gether in the methods taken for It's pres
ervation in that distracted country, by
burying it in the cground.-Scientifc inner
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1861-12-17

An OPINION ABOUT PENs ACOLA-Thc Ma
tional Intsiiigencer says that Lieut. Rus
sci of the I. ; Navy, who is just from
P.nsacola, expresses the opinion that the
late fight there was not decisive in its re
suits, as the frigate Niagara could not get
within two miles of Fort MeRae, nor had
General Brown a sufficient force TO lana
and rOut Gen Bragg who has batteries
planted for miles on the road TO PENSACOLA
Nor could the latter attack Fort Plckens
ON the land side. "a an attacking column
.o,,ld easily be shelled bv the fleet
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1861-12-17

Circuit Court iowa County, Wisconsin.
Joseph Charter Is James II. Babc6ck
NOTICE Is hereby given that by virtue of an exc
y cution issued out Of the above named Court in
tue above entitled action, To directed aud aa st
the property OF the defendant, James H. Babcock
have levied upon and upon the sixteenth day of JAN
daFF- A u loo2, AT two o'clock, 2. NJ in the vi ,lage
o. Podgevllie. in said County, at the front door
the Court House will offer for sale. public vendue
70 the highest bidder for cash in hand ali the ris
title and interest which said James II Batcock had
on the eighteenth day Of SepteIu ter 4. D. 1850,
has had At any lime thereafter, has in and
me west h1t tN - OF the southeast quarter g. E.
- of the South West quarter Is ". ~ Of Secti on
number eleven tlIf Town EUmber eight (S) Range
nur Der one flJ East continuing 20 acres the same
being in the County Of Iowa and state of Wisconsin
To- satisfy the sum Of Twenty mine dollars and Sew
enty-siV cents tS2e.76} with Interest ano costs
GEORGE NE-'Si iRSNTrH.
Sher q iowa County.
By 4. c. BYERS, Under Sheriff.
DUNN READ, Atts S for PrG.
fed D..1 f4Gt -g
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1861-12-17

HAND LAMP.-We have been using for
some time past a very convenient hand
lamp designed by J. t. Ambrose. Of Jer-
sey City, y J. 1t is a coal oil lamp dis
penses entirely with the chimney, and af-
iords a light equal to three ordinary can
dies. 1T is very convenient and safe ar
raneemcnt, and for common household
purposes the hest plan we have yet seen.
=.Sctentifc American
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1861-12-17

gsn y man that does not know / ow 70
be bad, doe. not know how to be good.
Men say that when bad man becomes
good he IS apt to be a very good man. 1t
j. SO but being bad has nothing to do with
it An energetic man is as energetic in
goodness a in evil.
The man that has bottom force, power
penctrates every part of his nature, when
he becomes good it takes the royalty of
that force into his higher nature though
before it was only his baser.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1861-12-17

'RoM THE SUBSCRIBER. one Yoke Of Steers.
L two wears old next spring red aud white. with n
large white spot in the fore cad. One is slightly
brludle and little stag-headeG. Also one Heifer.
Red, White and B-ndle, arg star in the foreheat.
Five dollars will De paid 10 any person their
delivery II the United States Hotel Mineral Point
Two dollars and Fifty cents for Information where
Il e. can be found.
-f-t. HIGH PHILLIPS
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1861-12-17
BOYS KIP AND COARSE BOOTS
Rock River Insurance Company.

" Wisconsin
Not over $1,000 insured in one risk. or in circle
OF eight rods
Z. p.REcToEs John Barnes, y o. Perkins. J. J.
Bushnei J. G MaKvell, II. 4 Sorthrop. c. P. Whit
Lera. y. t.trk. 4. b. Carpenter. c. l. Currier.
C 3. WhitforJ. Allen Gibson
oFTIcERs--C B Whjtfor', Secretary J. :. Bush
nell Treasurer j. Bsrnes. President NJ A Mort hrop
Vice FreSitrst- {. p Whitford. General Agent
FRANK j. ROWE. Agent
Nir-r..
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1861-12-17
AkE\ I.p

DI the Subscriber. living in the Town Of Wald-
1 nick. On The 10Th inst, White Steer, year
old and past. Uit red neck ani legs and rather short
horns. aud few red spots the BODY Said Steer
has been running with my cattle since the middle o
the summer The wiA please call. prove prop
er:v. pav -bsr-es and take him away.
Nov =. lS61.-4ws- ABRAHAM 3. FERRIS.