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rnuRspAy MORNING. SEPT i; ,sse
sANpsoaE AFFAIR AT WILLIAMSBURG.

HANpSoME AFFAIR AT WILLIAMSBURG.
90 Tuesday morning last cavalry force, an.
stating ef portion Of the "Holcombe Legion" of
soa,h Carolina, two companies of vireua and one
Of Georgia cavalry, in all numbering some 40
,nsu. made brilliant dash upon the enemy at Wi,
iismsbnre, in which they succeeded In inAic,Ing
ura.;y severe punishment the nest of Yankee
,h1eyes aaarteud at that pla,s.
About sunrise our scouts came up with those OF
The eueIny mile from tie town, on the Centre
,De resd A brisk skirmish ens,ied in which the
Ysnhees were roas.a, leaving several oi their
.n;nl.er dead on the field. Our forces followed
aacsiy sitter them, aud sooa catered the town.
where they encountered some eight hundred OF the
,os who fred upon them from behind ho,.ses ant,
,iher cosceaied points The right, which was a
s.y.re one, lasted sbou, if,eea minutes, when the
enemy broke aud r,sn III the direction of their
camps sAou, mile sud half below Williams.
harg Between the town and their camps ihey
usae another stand and drew mp in liae Of battle
IN sn open field Our iorces were immediately
arswn mp in line 10 st, SEX them and the order
given 10 charge.
This was too much for the .imid Yankees, and
SIZE vo.ley or two from their carbiues they fled
from the deld in confusion, leaving more dead and
~oundsd 10 the care OF our men. They were pur,
saed 20 their camps. whish they quickly deserted,
SID only stopped when they had found >h.li.r in
FOR. Msgruder. some distance below Williams
tprs.
Our forces were under the command of Colousl
Shinslsr, of the "Holcembe Legion" Oar loss in
the fight too killed aud Eve or SIX wounfed
hat al the enemy not less than sixty killed and
wounded Besides these, our forces captured 40
Nspke ees snd Is eohtrabands: also, ii horses aud
some 20 or - carbines. Among The prso.eIs was
one Colonel aud he Military Governor OF VII.
!.ansburs, named Campbell.
The prisoners captured were brought to this city
list night under chsrs, of Serg'ts Thorne and
Dinkens, of the Legion and are now snusi, aua.-
tered in the Libby prison.
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Polioe Cur v esierday, ADsaiUrl slave CT John
Boucher charged with showing st0aes IL: the 1T
and running from the watch. being small, was
,aa..ded - bis master TO ta punished Thomas
linton, charged with breaking open ihe wag!rats,
" Elizabeth Annaker and stealing $3.50 IN T. s.
Treasury notes and specie ex aInios 4 aud rc-
nsndsd for examination before iha Hastings Cour,
on ihe 10th nst.--Davii slave OF James H. Grant
" a. ordered 80 lashes for breaking into a room in
Anthony E!lis's house occupied by Nat, slave OF
william Greanor, sad ssealing twenty doiiars---
The case OF Wm Davidson, charged with attanyt.
ing 10 commit q robbery az the American Hotel on
Monday night, was continued until friday.-gy dis,
slave OF VIM. Whip was committed to Jail as .
rHnawsy.-Sasah, slave oi DR.. Petit, charged eith
azsautipg and beating child of Sai'ss Collins
and abusing the latter, 1as ordered to TO whipped.
John Dwysg snd VIA Fl. Murphy, charged with
swndling John 9 tlholson ant OF $500 were dis-
posed Of Dwya-' geiag into good company g
Substitute, according his original agreement with
ahols0n. and Aurphy uhe bogus Gaptain) being
sent hack to Castle ThuEder IA he disposed 0f. by
the military authoriea
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Point di Rocks whereby troops could be sui,ien,y
THROWN TO every .x nosS,t ut3rf

r"uhi of R"esa, whereby TROOPS could be snd,ien,y
thfoWii To every poas,i uoin(
pHtLansirHta, SEPT. >. lSc1-T'he Wasulr gton
Nar. @! this evening SAYS
Last night telscrs,ns aud other informal ion
reached Warrington, saying that the rebels hal
crossed the Potomac in the cotrse III The attcrnoe a
AZ Two points, one above aud the other ta!ow The
Pomf OF Rocks Up ~ noon today we have been
nhaoe to learn that these accounts have haen con.
hr,ned by The dispatches from military officers de-.
tailed to :Ge duty oI closely observing the move.
ments of the enemy aud about The river.
Lsfse fi'sSns ~ our troops eontinnr TO be march
ed night and iay Ia positions within striking dis
tanee OF the river toris. The DELAY oi .te rebel.
IA i'iakng their expected effort Las given US eaniy
al time "a make tne i,tepara inn inr iheir re.su
ton whenever they may appear IN ,hle a;enjng
numbers.
J! Is not improper tor II. 10 iueGriDu thai if bat
Tie oc'nia 10 This f~eun shortly, the raLrls mn ;,
Htft more than twice AZ many Disciplined troops ar
W was na'sst against hera nnder Generals Pope aa,,
Lufhslde besides very large force al new ies ies
ihat nave beeu arriving here for three weeks pas.
by thousands daily
IN The course al last night small body cf rebel
cavalry - said to ave made = rid ca the trent
opposite BAL i Gro Roads. capturing twenty live
OF the Rev York cavalry and a small train of v ag-
onS, the latter being r-takeu from them by Union
scouting cavalry force before they couil run them
off
fne baltimore .smtTicdH of this evening gives a
number of rumors OF the rebels crossing he Poto-
mac AZ Nolsuds Ferry, The number ranging from
thtrfy Thousand down ~ four hundred cavalry aud
lew pieces at artillery. The object, II is sup.
posed, II to destroy the Catootin bridge, cutting off
eoaimrnica'on between the Union ;roops AT ttar
pe, : Ferry api Polt Of Rocks dispatch thia
evening discredi.s the wba,r ateraen' II f. gsl
orally believed 10 he false Some on. probably
miSioo1 friends ;or enemies.
THE REDGfS On THE uPPFR POTOMAC
WasHISGToN. Friday, Sept. 5.-Account9 from
the upper Poto:nae confirm its news uf Yesterday
ID regard 10 the presence vi armed rebels in that
region. a small propeller was tired upon from
balis binh While coming down today. Great
coEsI eTnation WAS created amongst The passengers
The rannonafins heard above here is said 10 have
been ~ Ei~aydss Ferry. where the ra,,els were en-
deavofins 70 drive car troops ;r0m The Maryland,
shore.
Last evening" the rebels appeared IN force at
Falls Church and drove in pickesr using .rtii.
lrry. wagon t:1:n tell into ttelG tinda, but asy
did nat succeed in getting il away a5 cur tcoJ,,s
rallied and rescued the train. This m,rn!ay the
rebels fell back TO Fails Church aud ilsa stcstiy
afterwards evacuated ii, going toward i,eesburs
On the IeeALdGs Pike. we hAd ki!:si al
wounded
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uhnFf OF n4ioR-aAA. a'Cih,Lsr.

Grnsfdt Cfdsr7 No J!
t5st- Pursuant IL General Orders 10 i2 iTat.,
M " Sr Department. Adirtsu; HeurFgis oiDeo,
al Tue q; Instant the nn5isiga3i tefeby -Sj.,.ies
command nt TIE i"ricati, sis u! W asius oh siii
~ al he ir"o!,s i'! she tei Jnv> 81 the capital.
Sec"ad-Tna ssetts "t iile " all iirpasi meats al
tn Army nt tfr Potomac viii be i'll eha.Ro al
'hsi' f-Apeg'iV departments n these hea.qnat-
triS.
Fhrd~-!u addition io iho consolidated Cfui,ig
reports relt.fei Ly the tircalar f Ii.ia date ttoi
these hea!v 4aTteTs, reports III bt uado by cpps
rolnmaDdeTs rs their npance with the
sgnnent h POSITIONS here tofora them s.siis.
definitely the gI0uni occupied and covered by the:
command. scI rs 10 " hat pTogfess hsa been liads.
in obedience ~ hs orders already i-sGs'i TO ilss
their clIanaaJa IA condition for Immediate seS,i,s.
iOG,atai a Z. SicGiflIaS. Asi-,tsi,
y U,...-s8.s A,,iut Ant .cl5I al.
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FFNFsYITaHIA 0ElsHI-INC-NIiITAEY Tf.FT Ara
Tf0E5 II u4:aisprRuH AID sigFWHEFF.

FFNKSYI ae;Ia GTlsSI-IsG--NIiITAE AIRY TTFT Ara
Tf0H5 II I4::3tsEfR:H AID ~ gf.WtEFT,
HsRnJSri RuH Friday Sept. All places u
tiS4nes@ S-tr Ci5.et ~ . actGrs this afternoon
The citizens tofihia9 INTO paneg sjlt drilling
Al meeting IN capitol Grounds. tiIi7 afternoon,
FArScn hfo.siioa stated that l., alirv I'd 1t ss
tile intention at The rebels to cross the Potomac iii
strong i'T"e, ana strike for i!.sISi'nrgh, and ult
inatety inf philadelphia.
Twenty tvyo thousand stand o. :.ts. ready
fOr sirlytou User ltit recruits Tor IA. old I-gi
,aents .,re -enI le">v every aay.
fHuahFI rHIa. Friday, Sept D. Mayer Henry
i.t"EiDends the citizens 10 meet at the v4riJas
Precinct Eousss "a Nonday afternoon - form. Iuii.
i.iy organizations 10 rcpsl iliV .i5.on.
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DsstA Of a Police oRcs.-CaPt. John X. Biaakn
ship, well knawn citizen. for years pasl con
nected with sha administrator II the law ~ day
police officer, died yesterday. We may remark, In
connection with tbs ahov. announcement. that MIR.
Btankinahp had hardly been desd four hours bafoss
the Mayor was applied 10 fax bis place by = msn
who exhibited long iiss d recommendation
occupied by tho Neeeased
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SIOrFWALL JACKsOS.-ueo. l.. Eidgood, lGi
Aaip street, las published we'll executed lit4o-
sTaul 6t Gen. "Stonewal' jackson
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ioJEIsViLiE, ki., Sept THE city was iAGo,r..
i4to considerable excitement Ibis .rcfuoon by
lu"rs 'hat the Union !oE,r4 Iader G-u Giibeft
attacked al today BY The rebels Shelby
vide, aLout thirty miles -e5t al Louisville.
The result uIsuunH.
Large national re,nfo' ceI.s.ts are rapidly .,p
proachiHg Gen. Gilbert.
Several arrests Of prominent SecesSiUuistr wrie
MADE hsre to day They, together with ali the .,,.
lic.i prisoners hitherto confined here. ~ete srbi
north of lie Uh,l river 10 day
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.EAaC UToRs SALE OF 500 ACRES or
AZ LAND la The county of Henrica. On the Rich
nona ana Charlottesville Plsnkroad, about snine
miias from Richmond. at AuGTioN--i will sel
upon the premises. on the lst of October com
rlencing al IL o'clock a. NJ ,he FARM o. the late
Mrs Nancy ID. Priddy, deed. containing about 3OJ
acres and distant from Richmond about nine miles,
and from the Richmond and Fredericksburg Rail
road oae mile About 2,u acres are cleared, ia.
balance in original growth sf OAK ard pine timber.
which Is very valuable. and within one mile Of u
SAW and gr at ni adjoining the lands Of DR.. Wool
drige, Smith Rya, Richard Gray, and Others In
Il healthy and desirable neishborhood pur-
chaser tn have the privilege Of seeding a crop OF
wheat this ial aad feli posssssion The Is, day
of January, 1868
Tie improv esnenfs consist of dwelling hoaas
With Elk rooms and passage In the middle, with
sill tha necessary out buildings
TERNs,--Une. third cash; the balance at 6 aad II
months, for negotiable notss, interest addsd and
title withheld until all the purchabe money ia Aid
ROBT w. PRIDDY,
kx'or OF Nancy d. priddJ. decd, for himself
and for the heirs OF Ro. Priddy
p. s-Mr. Gray, who iives On the farm. win
chow the premises 10 any desisiEs to purchase
Ifl--t.ias
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AUCTION Males.
By 4. Il. COOK, Saeitoaee-.
FUTURE DAYS.

FFH"o MARBLE BED BILLIARD TABLES
l AND FIXTURES AT AUCTIOE--On MON
DAY 18th ins: ant ~ 10 ocloek | will sell, at the
Billiard Saloon under ihe 81. Charles Hotel,
Two ot Pnelons patent Marble Bed Billiard
iabes with all tho fixtures complete
The purchaser ot the tables Will have the privilege
al renting the Saloon in which The tables new are
u; very small rent.
'rhi4 is q tirst rate opportunity ioe any reTso.i
wistiug IL engage in the above business rs evsry
thing Is in eomp!ee order and Really for Immediate
use. re !0l T.. Il. COOK, Auct.
L>PPINGTON--A BEAUTIFUL COUNTRY
SEAT AND VALUABLE FARM, IN THE
COUNTY OF CHESTERPlEID FOR SALE
VIII be sold at public auction, O1 tue premises
MONDAY tue I'D of September, (if fair if no; ,
the next ieir day. that valuable farm in tie
county OF Chesterfield. well known as 'Epping.on ~
the residence OF the late Archibald Thweas ESQ ,
ot said county. IT lies On Appomattox river and
Winter Pock creek, about 25 miles from Peters.
burg and within two or three miles OF the Glover
Hill pits, with easy and convenient transportation
by the river to Petersburg, and by railroad to
Richmond. /. contains about ,6cO acres, we'll Wa.
tered and has abundance of forest land fertile
finely timbered, and convenient TO the saw mill at
the pits.
The improvements are os the best kind, and, TO
q man OF taste and experience in farming, this
really elegant country seat offers unusuaY sttrae-
tIons. The soil WAS originally of excellent quality,
large portion now standing III forest, being first
rate plant land The fields now in cultivation are
Ia good heart, anu productive In all the crops
ally cultivated in that part Of the country.
Attached to The farm IL 4 valuable Mill Site, on
which congid rable expenditure Of labor and
uionsy hss been made for the erection of = mill.
Tie farm may, if desired. be divided and sold in
separate parcels, with good improy enaents Barns.
Cabins, DC, oH each.
Offers will be reeeived fer private sale a, any
time beiora the day aforementioned by Z. q.
Leigh. Genito p. %, Powhat.n and II sold pr,
ysely dns notice Will be given.
TERMS -One third ash balance in and years,
equal payments, interest added: the purchasers Civ.
ing boad, with good s-cury aud u deed of trust
Tor the deferred payments.
mr. Ws. T.. ELASkFNsiAP or Jas. uVeKros,
living in the aeighboraooj viii show 1t 10 persons
wishing 10 bny, BENZ. w. FINNEY
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THE KLnE1sIs u-E*Trrx VIRGINIA

pf5:I .nt LFlEAs Sept The wheeling {.4gel.@.
75aesS. u yesterday. learns ihat Col RatAhone II
tbs llt IIsglnla infantry uas rendered Spencer
- tha :abeis. NJ pa .icu.8Ep
Coi Alatsa.I has beon unable ~ lnd the rebels
be line oi NDrih0 0es;el y ireinla
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PkEPARATiuNs IN tiHCi.NsTI-TRo0Ps FutHiNa
iSTD IiIH tiri.

CINCINNATI, Friday. sep: D. business ~ siIl
pen t-d. Volunteers AMI armed 5oies ine a
continue 10 pour iuto the city by thousands The
city is uaet and there Is excitement be yGnd The
-uthusias manifested these arrivals Req
mens and companies as they arrive are bouGtiinl
iy Supplied with provisions III Jth street MARX ct
space. 4 bridge uf beats is being built across the
river AT the foot ot Wa!nut effect. IL Will oe uuI
pleted tonight.
The order suppressiug tie EcfaiRy Times was
revoked this morning The paper appears this af
ternOou.
Gunboats constantly patrolling the river tor
miles above AMI beicw.
Reports from Kentucky conflicting. Nothing
is known Of the whereabonts OF the rebels since
their arrival at Paris.
An order wac Issued this morning. compelling the
citizens TO BE- in their houses by . +. III.
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s,>0UR SMALL TENkMENTs ON 18TH A
r POPLAR STREETS FOR SALE AT Al
ZION Will be saAi ,,t auction, On The premises
II ESDAy, the 10Th September. 1862, at A o'cl
f. 81, - valuable Lot located "a above, hAs
thereon four Framed i-nenente, one OF whie
occupied by Thomas Hall The location Of :
property IL admirably we'll adapted forsmali dw
Jugs Tor grocery store.
'rERMs One third cash balance At 4 AMI
months for negotiable notes. interest added, secn
by a trlist deed. GpDDik g. APPERSON.
AZ ID Aucti0neer.
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FROM THE EATTI.E-FikiD.

Ssrgt BUsnhain. Of the Metropolitan Police who
went To he battlefield Of Saturday returned this
morning From him we learn that i50 wagons,
DIR yea by negroes ware sent 10 the field under a
tag Of truce to bring away Tho wounded. The
rebels consented 10 the removal of the wounded,
hut took the negroes. Burnham noticed that many
of our dead and wounded were stripped Of their
clothing aud happened to speak Of it loud enough
for Confederate officer to hear The latter exclai-
I'd "Shut up, you s--n of b-h. wall take you.
clothing. and I'll. "A rebel officer once Q merchant
In Alex sndria said to Burnham. "Dont mind him,
be is drunk ths dsad were stripped n violation OF
Gan Lae.s ordArs, and he sxyn that thoss who did
II shall he shot Durnham says - did not rec :
rebel csvalrymsn between Bufl 1un and tAsfsEts-
6catiouA
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r.
HARPEks PERRY
WAsBINGToN, Sept. 5,--it IL believed that tie
rebels have crossed in torCe ybs side of Point
OF Rocks, and subsequently, for the most part re-
cros sed into Virginia as though hestatipg TO make
the experiment Of getting "a lodgmeht III MARY
land.
The rebels have thrown shells across the fiver
at canal boats Sc, which. however. did 40 siain
age
A man protesting IL have made his escape from
the nsighborhood OF Leesburg on "Wednesday by
swimming bs-river arrived within our lines 10
day He stated taat Jackson had entered Lees
burg with his troops. and was pushing towafes
Hsrpers Ferry, ana Longstrees, Wit cCnsiaeTa
bic fofce, wss marching in the same direction The
rebels we'll supplied with artillery Most OF rhs
Union people about Winchester and Leesburg had
made their escape into Maryland. Oilers were
captured Dy their secession neighbo-s while making
tho attempt aud thrown into prison. t'Foh receigt
of the int o LII gsnce that Jackson marching -
ward Ieesburg rebel nags Were displayed by many
Of the inhabitants in token of their JOY al hs eon'
ing.
forces and the Union people were for second tine
Obliged to seek refuge on ibis side Of the Po1mae
Night before last party OF rebel artiilerisU came
to The river st Edwsrdss Ferry with one cannon
and ed upon some Of our people on TIE Maryland
side The rebels announce their purpose to eross
the upper Potomac At three points ana :" inasch
into Pennsylvania.
WAsHINaToK, Sept. 5--Aidnlght "A report pre-
vailed this morning Of battle yesterday near
P0olssvie. Nothing II ascert&tAsd 10 connFm IT,
The rebels trad twenty ahots from BARS blum =
The stsemsr FlyiDg Clo1d pyng On the csnsl @ a.
hurt" The stsauss has SstaTned 70 Gsoxgstown,
~ thts monsnt, whsn TIE peas.es q the upper
Potonac y thr6e1ee1 N III Iebe1A all mind sub
segioe 70 thDnGosn1ly q : railroad hGnce to We
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1862-12-15
B% At meeting of the Butternuts

pa At meeting of the Butternuts
in Cass township, Sullivan county, it was
RcsoEUed, That we can, and will in a
great measure, dispense with the arti-.
cles sold by the Eastern manufacturers
and spectators
We know of no portion of Indiana
where a relapse into barbarism would
make as little pereeptible difference as
in Cass township aforesaid. And yet,
even there we doubt whether the lords
of creation" who passed this resolution,
consulted their wives before attending
that meeting They will have a nice
time making their wives give up their
pins, needles, "calker" and hoops.
After the new programme is fairly put
in operation, after Eastern manufactures
are excluded-won't it be jolly to
make a visit to Cass Township? 1t is
evident that the Butternuts in that region
are bent on returning to the simplicity of
nature itself. The authors of this resolu-
ton must certainly have partaken of the
fruit of the tree of knowledge, and hav-
ing realized their situation, rather than
buy clothes from the East, they will re-
sort to Adams experience, and as fig
leaves are scarcer there than Eastern
goods they can substitute butternut
leaves, and still be Independent.
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CHEROKEE REMEDY
CHEROKEE INJECTION.

The hco Afedieiass cos,biaed being complete, and
needing no other Mediciae TO the moa obstinate
case of GON0RRHEA. GLEET, GRAVEL
STRUCTURE, and is especially recommended in those
Of FLUOR ALBUS, Tor Whites in FemaIes,) sohsrs
ell the old nG,seous preparations hare failed.
FTHESE PREPARATIONS ARE NON ONLY
Il as good as other medicines, but they are far
better than the best, for the simple reason that
these never fail to cure in few days. while all 9TH
ers do fail in many cases.
B8-Thcy are unlike every other Medicine pre-
scribed for venercal diseases, as they contain no
copabia or mineral poison. The "Cherokee Renee
dy should be taken internally in teaspoonful do
ses 1t is diurelic and Alternative in its action il
puriies and cleanses the blood, and causes it to
flow i'm all its original purity and vigor; thus
moving from the system all impure and pernicious
causes which have induced disease.
Bss-The - Cherokee Injection must he used az
injectionl Its effects are healing, soothing and
emucient. 1t removes all scalding heat, chordce
and pain raff
BsS- BY the use Of the "Cherokec Remedy and
"Cherokee Injection, the two combined,-all
improper discharges are removed, and the weak
ened organs are speedily restored TO full vigor and
strength
rs-Uo those who have tried all the various pro-
parations in vain, until they think themselves be-
| yond the reach OF medical aid, We would saw;
| NEVER DESPAIR THE "CHEROKAE RENE
by AND " CHERoK EE INJECTIONi' WILL,
CURE YOU ASTER ALL QUACK Doc
~, Tors HAVE FAILEDl
psg For null particulars, get circular free from
| any Drug store IN the country write the Pro-
prictor, who will nail free, 20 any address, f,ll
| treatise on venerea disease
n0-PRiCE;-Chcokee Remedy 81 per bottle, or
three bottles for S..
HD- Price of Cherokee Injection So mar hotel ar
| three bottles for IS.
EaS-sent by Express to any address, on receipt
of price.
pS- Sold by all responible Druggists everywhere.
DIR. w. r. MERwIN SOLE PROPRIETOR,
rn No. 6, sOUrH OURrH STREET,
ST. L0US, MO- ana
B8-Sold in Evansville v WIN RIFRRowrR
and all Druggists everywhto
aug3u- y-d6weow
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MONEY JoAK.-It has been so long
ssnce silver change has been in circula=
ton that some aged people have forgot
ten its use An instance in proof of this
we witnessed ON Saturday. A woman
who dispenses pecans and apples to trav-
elers and others on the boats, was offered
quarter in silver for some nuts. She
pushed the strange coin back, remark
ing, "Me no takes that, it is no goot.
1t took the Captain of the Lebanon No.
some time to convince her that it was
legal tender. A faint CLEAN of recol-
lection came over the venerable ma
irons memory that she had seen such an
article used as money before, but it was
long time ago.