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The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1863-06-03
on YEARS EXPERIENCEi

on YEARS EXPERIENCES
RADICAL CURES WARRANTED
Druid DispenSatOTyI
ESTABLISHED ON THE FOREIGN PLAN I!
In Myers Block, Monroe Street,
TOLEDO, ONO.
A PERMANENT INSTITUTION
The undersigned calls the attention of those in
terested to the fact that he has established suite
of rooms in Myers Block, on Monroe street, reg.
ular Dspensatory for the treatment and permanent
cure of all known
PRIVATE DISEASES,
Whether OF recent origin or of long standing, in
MALE 0P FEMALE.
The success which has attended the practice of
the undersigned in the treatment of diseases COM
ing under the above head, is sufficient guarantee
that what he undertakes he performs, and in every
case effects a radical cure.
Private rooms are provided where consultations
can be procured in the strctest confidence.
General Office over Nos. 81 and SO Monroe street.
first room TO the right at the top Of the stairway
over "Cornueopls." All letters promptly answered
containing remittance or postage stamp.
lse- Office hours from 10 TO and from 7 TO 9.
Call on or addres X. H. TYMPANY, ND.
July l, '62. Toledo, Ohio.
EARM PRODUCE OF ALL KINDS
TAKEN ON SUBSCRIPTION AT THE
0nnnuonunn xornRr, ou-..-
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
SCHOOL MEETING.

INllE Electors of School District Number One
L will meet at the brick School House on FRI
DAY EVENING, June rs, at IA o'clock, for the
purpose of electng two Directors, levying tax foi
the support of the School, and to pay indebtedness.
of the district and for the transaction of such Other
business shall come before the meeting
BY order Of tho Board of Education.
$. ID. WESTCOTT, Secretary.
Perry ysburg June ! 1858. &c
A DMINlSTRATOR'S NOTICE. - Notice is
"A hereby given that have been appointed and
qualified AS Administrator of the estate Of JeIe.
miah Knott, late Of Wood county, deceased All
persons interested will govern themselves ac-
cordingly. ROBERT BARBER, Admir-.
May q, 1868. 3D.
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by a typographical error, the call was made 10
read in our papcr SATURDAY June g"-but /,
should have rcod, as the Secretary ordered il,
Saturday, Juuc o."
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IL wish I" purchase from 500 to 600 cords of
w " lod, to BE- delivered as may be convenient,
during the summer and fall. Also, 900 tuns OF
straw, To be delivered after harvest, and during
the fall.
For further particulars inquire of J.. +. Cahn,
at his residence, near the junction Of the Maumee
and Gilcad roads.
SMITH 4 CLAFLlN.
Pcrrysburg, June |, 1865.
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JoHS STEVENS. HARRY CHASE.
. VEINS & CH A S E,
y PRoDUCE COMMISSION MERCHANTS
AND F0RWARDERS,
Toledo, Ohio.
s5E-Warehouse and Elevators foot of Jefferson st.
DEALERS IN
Coarse, Fine, & Dairy Salt, Water Lime,
Fish, Etc.
Also, Agents Commercial Line ProPellers.
July [ lS62-Sly
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The Union Senatorial Convention.

The loyal voters Of Fulton, Henry, Hancock, Lu-
cas- Putnam aud Wood Counties, who are uncOn-
dtionally Union aud stand pledged to all uncond
tional support OF the National Government, in all it's
efforts to suppress the existing niquitous rebellion
and to maintain unmpaircd, the National Unity,
both in principle aud territorial limits, aSc requested
to meet In Convention In their respective counties
at such time and place they may best suit their
convenience aud appoint delegates to attend a
Union Senatorial Convention, 10 he held in
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1863-06-03
LADIES FASHIONABLE DRESS GOODS

taned by close cash buyers from the fact that the
goods are bought for cash directly Of the Eastern
dealers and manufacturers and all imported goods
are bought at Just what it costs to import them !;
hence he can afford to sell goods at
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1863-06-03
THE VERY BEST TEST OF CHEAPNEss
is QU A Ii TY.

Inspection and comparison will prove that for va
riety, elegance, richness, oheapness, beauty and
quantity, this stock is unsurpassed by any now Of
fsred in the West.
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READY-MADE CLOTHING.

In this department, we have the largest and most
complete assortment in Northern Ohio. Made up
according to the latest fashions and in the most sub
stantial manner, warranted to give the very best
satisfaction, no sale.
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1863-06-03
EVAPORATORS AND CANE MILLS.

4 LLOW me to call the attention of all who con-
4 template the purchase OF Eyaporators and
Cane mills to
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1863-06-03
MUCH LOWER PRICES

than goods are generally sold, which is an item Of
great interest to the people of Wood county. A suf-
tfcient in ducement, we take it, to make PerTys.
burg the trading point.
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HARDWARE, GROCERIES, &C.

Those wishing to purchase anything in this line
will find it to their advantage to pay my Store visit
before purchasing elsewhere. The attention of the
public Is respectfully invited to my extensive stock,
feeling assured it will be time proftably spent.
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1863-06-03

Farmers bring in your Grain we are deter
mined that no one shall go away unsatistied.
Icy" One Of the firm will be present at all times
to wait on customers, buy Grain &c.
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PECK & A VERI L L.
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Wall Paper.

Perrysburg, April 20, 1868.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1863-05-05
legal.
CHERIFF SALE-AYREs.

State Of Wisconsin, County ofGrantss Circuit Court
Of Grant County, Wis. George Cole and d. q. 5eaton
partners under lac name, style and firm Of Cole 4
seaton, Plaintiff against George Ayres, Defendant
By virtue ola ofexecution ISIS ed Outo the above
named Court in asor of The named Plaintiffs and
against the named Defendant, to me directed
and delivered, and for OF goods and chAttes oil
the Defendant whereon to lew, have by tue direc'
ton of the Plaintiffs levied upon ali the ight, tiue
aud interest which the said Defendant had on tut lsth
day of February 1863 or has sluce acquired ia and
10 the following described real estate, to-wlt:
Tne souh east quarter of he southwest quarter and
south west quarter Of the southeast quarter OF Section
No one ~, in Township No seven "a. north OF Range
10. three 49, st in Grant co, Wis. containing
eight, 800 acres Of land be- the or less,
which land | will the Goth day af May. A ,
1863 hour of 10 O'Clock the forenoon OF said
day offer for sale aud will sell public auction, to the
highest bidder bders for cash ia hand at the outer
door OF the courhouse in the village of Lancaster
Grant COUNTY, Wisconsin.
said sale win be made to satisfy the judgment in Ills
Gaze amounting to the 0f forty three aud II O0ths
dollars damages with costs aud interest," and costs
Dated Shrrii's office, Lancaster, April l4th.
A. D. 1863 NELSON GDUDENUUGH, sheriff,
44.6g Grant 90 Wis.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1863-05-05
SHERIFF sALE-WARRICK, et al.

State Of Wisconsin, county ofsirant, ssCiFegit urt
of Grant county. Win. onsin Judgment OF torecins-
ure and order of sale. homas Mcdonald. Ptantin,
against William Warwick, Nancy A. Warwick, his
wife and 10 eph T. Mills. Defendants
B, virtue of Judgment Of foreclosure and order OF
sale rendered aud made in the bove named court Ia
the above entitled cause bearing date on ;he iaN
of March ID. 1868. and by direction OF the fianhs
attorps, 81 will offer sale and Will sell AT pubic ac
lion to the highest bidder casn IN band, at the out
or door OF the court hose in the VII lage OF laneasSr
Grant COUNTY, Wisconsin, ON the lsth nay OF June
A. d. 1858 al the uOur OF 10 O'Clock Ia the forenoon
saia day. all OF the following described real estate, TO
wits The south halt Of tue southwest quarer OF see
ton No. three (Z3 and the nortn-east guar
ter of the north qarter of section No twenty
six s26al in township y 0. i've (5), north of Range
i've 5l wes saving and excepting ts rfrom The par
cl land out 81 tine southeast quarter VI south west
quarter said sec tweaiy three yins al the south
east CORNER said quare quarter ciion, thence ruu
nins dag onalls ihtougb the same l. the north west
corner vi the quarter qua Ter section towil tue
land con ed James buchanan TO aines espet,
by deed uat+d 10Th september. 54, al OI Sad lands
situated ing and being IN Gra9t Con ~, WISCONSIN
Said sale VIII made t. satisfy the Ju'i mnt IN tnis
action atnourtn The OF fur hundred ANA for
ty-eight 13-l00ths dollars (S44Sl4) damages aod
thirt1 MIN, and O0ths dollar 39t5) costs, togelh-
er viii interest aud costs accrnng.-uated sheriH
Office lancaster. MARCH @4th, 1868 4I-ni3
BARBER u lowky, N. 90 lDENOUGA.
Plaintiffs AttSs Sherih, O u, WIS.,
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1863-05-05
SALE-BOYES.

State of Wisconsin, County of Grant.-ss Circuit
Court Of Grant County, Wisconsin, judgment of
Foi ecosure and Ord.r Of Sa e. Dwight Parker,
Pldntin against Thomas Boyes and Ma tina Bole
his wife. defendants.
b. virtue of jugem, nj Of foreclosure and order OF
sale rendered made in the above named nrt IN
The aboye en iiteo ACTON bearn date ht I'd day 81
August 1859 and By direction Of Painti1's Attorney
will offer for and Will sell at public auction 10 th
hls for cash in hand at the outer o. or 0i tn
Court House in the village Of Lancaster, Glau Coun
~ Wisconsin, oh The 10th day OF June, ID 1868, AT
the hour IL clock in the forenoon of said d alt Of
the following described real estate IN Grpnt cVunty
Wisco The northwest quarter Of south west
qua ter of No. thiy -two t3Zl, and the noth
FAST quarter Of the southeast qua Ter Of Section No
thiit, one i31l AL in Township No xix TO- north of
iange No thee 49,, of tue fourth principal
ridan in Grant county, Wisconsin.
said will be TO satisfy the judgment in this
case amount X TO the If two hundred and
u six aud lO0th- dollars (Z76 l0) damages anu ihIr
4 tive So l00hs dollars 35 s5) costs, together
costs Interest aud aucIuing custs.-iated she ms
Office. Lancaster. March 10th, A, ID. 1868 40-5m
BARBER a Lowky, n. GuODENOUGH,
Plaintiffs Attorney. Sheriff. Grant Go , AUS.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1863-05-05
Mint Rilns "a.

To hear men who never read the consti-
tuition nor ever heard it read. ranting about
It's violation.
To- hear men who never did days
work in their lives, bowling about the in
lux Of niggers, and the injury TO white
iaborers.
To hear men whose hearts anG habits
are blacker than any niger ever born spit
tiny their venom at the Niger.
To hear men rave about the Presidents
violation Of The constitution who are so ut
terly stupid or kna,ish, that they have
never ascertained that tho rebellion is in Vi
violation Of the constitution.
70 see men who come from ignorance
and dispostition to LAND Of free schools
and free suffrages, trying to destroy the
government which has protected them.
To hear then who care not for law for
God nor man. and who live in daily viola
ton Of law, batting about law.
To hear men who have fled to our
country but 10 curse il, threatening to
hang and shoot those who were born here,
and whose fathers fought and died TO
build the fabric the scoundrels seek to de.
sfrov.
To see men who, were theySouth, wotld
be treated is the poorest and neanest Of
"white trash" upholding the very men who
so degrade labor aud despise those who do
not own uiggers
To hear men justifying jeff Davis and the
South. who have not the manhood and de-
cency 10 go South aud seek home where
they like 80 well.
To see man who loves slavery more
than his country aud freedom.
To hear the hiss Of the Copperhesd.
justifying the most inferno. system of
wholesale prostitution the sun ever shone
upon,
To hsar drunken, leprous. thick headed
hrotal-looking libel upon manhood, belch-
ing about "abolitiona
To hear man talking about peace and
compromise, alter no has ieen kicked oul
and spit upon by the south Wisconsin,
CklJ
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1863-05-05

There is no greater fallacy in the world
than that entertained by many young men
that some pursuit 10 life can be found who'll
~ suited to their tastes, whims, fancies.
This philosophers stone can never be dis
covered, and one who makes his life search
for it will be ruined. Much truth is contain
ed in the lrIshman's remark: 1T is never
aisy t. work hard"
Let. therefore, he fact be always remem-
beied by the young, that no ite-word can
he found entirely agreeable to man. Sue
Cess always lies at the top of hill; il We
would reach il, We Gu do so only by hard
preserving effort, while neset with difficult
ties of every kind. Genius c, UNITS nothing
in the battle Of life; determined, obstinate
preserving in one single channel is every
thing. Hence, should any of our readers
he debating in his mind change Of bust
ness, Imagining he has Il genius for some OH.
er let him at once dismiss the thought rs he
would a temptation to do evil. If you think
You made mistake in choosing the pursuit
or profession you did, doa't make another
by leaving it. Spend all your energies in
working for and clinging TO it. as you
would to lifr-boat that sustained you IN
the midst Of the ocean. Ii you leave II, il
is almost certain that you will 90 down;
but il you cling to it, informing yourself
about it until you are It's master, hending
YOUR every energy To the work, success i
certain. Cool. head, earnest effort. stead.
iy preseverd III, will make your love iol
your business or profession grow; since nc
Que shonld expect to reach "a period whs.I
he can feel that his lifrwork J., just the on,
he could have dotie best and would hav,
liked best. We are allowed To See aud lee
the roughness in our pathway. but none u
others; vet all have them-Hasfs Mer
chants Mag0zioe
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1863-05-05

TYING UP NICOLA correspondent Of
the Albany CuIlivator furnishes the follow
ING description of his method oftying wool
t.ec sand Of the box used for that purpose ;
it is nothing new, but may be of service to
some:
Make square box say two feet high
eighteen inches square at the bottom.
with gradual stopping increase to the top,
making it twenty-five 10y tweniy-four in
she's at the latter hive it well dove-taile
together--no top or bottom. on the top
mid way OF each side. saw down three o.
four inches; in these cuts place two strings
reaching to the bottom (which should sit on
smooth surace) crossing each other at
right angles on the bottom, the ends hang
ing over on The outside sufficiently to liz.
When the fleece is completely rolled up.
place it in the box, step into 1t with your
feet, pressing it down: then bring out Of the
cuts the ends Of the twins and fasten across
the fleece each wav. Turn the box upside
down and press out the fleece. twill come
out square aud compact and will not need
more winding 10 keep it in shape, if proper
ly handled.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1863-05-05
mEADERsOs'S PATENT Leo II,



The undersigned having purchased the right for
Grant County, ne will tn nish Lno+e WIN give a
cslll. with ard Instructions TO u~e them This
important labor SAVING for farmers isin-
teDdel o supefcede the mmoB hand loom
general, used Throughout the West; II is made with
out casting smithing consequently Tan BE- made b.
any ordinary carpenter; 1T is operating, treads its
own t,epiles throws its shuttle let's OF us own
web, takes up its cloth, the weasi being al
done by the baiten the web ~ sig d, spoced.
warped aud drawn IN in the manner enabling
tue cummO weaver to the loom without instruc-
ti0ns
rhis szachiue supplies long ieit want in the West
farmers find 10 theif interest 10 N tnutacture
their 9th. bags, blankets, in@n, &c For this
ton Of unry this maehIne possesses advanta
80 aapa ant over other loom use, that ever
farmer will only have il apps ecaie il. On
this loom the spare time OF the husbs9dman can be
pfptt biy empo in weaving all the goods Tor
their own wear which viii twice that
made power Icons; also boys nj girls Twelve years
Of age work this loo to good advanta they art
simple. substantial and durable aud b. sans liza
eft of der, consequently il il just what the
community wants. Call w w. Barstows SHOP four
miles northwest os Piattevil =, corner OF Harrison,
and for ourselves. r. o. address at Pia tevle.
w. w. BARSrUW.
HENRY UTl
Harrison, April 70, 1863. 45-3m.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1863-05-05
SHERIFF. SALE-DURLEY ct ri.

State Of Wisconsin, County of Grauss Circuit Court
of Grant County. Wisconsin. George Hammond.
plaintiff, against james Dufiey and b. McCord, de-
fsndauts.
By virtue Of writ of Execution issued out of the
ab We named court in fayos Of the above imed plain
till aud against above named f N ianIS. To III
reeted anu delivered and for want of goods and cha
tells of the sand Ddauts wherein 10 levy, have bS
direction OF the plaintiffs AtiOi neys iey'ed upon al
the right little interest which the said defendants ad
on the 9th day ,f March, A. 10, 1851 have since
quir in and the following desc bed real estate:
une hunaTed (l00) oil the north side of south
quarter oi section ~ in Township No. th &c
80 north OF Range one "a west in irapt county
Wisconsin, which said iana wi on the 10th lay o.
Nav, A. 10 1858. at The hour OF lO 0cloch in the
noon Of said ga, oder for sale and will sell ~ pubc
auction the highest BIDDER for cash in hand AT the
IF the court house in the VILLAGE OF 'ancas
ter. tirilut COUNTY Wisconsin
said sale will be made 10 satisfy the judgment in
this amounting If six humid ed and ten
aud 3d. l00ths dollars (olO5 So damages, with twenty
i've aud 5S l09ths (2553 Gusts. together with
and cos accrung -paled SheuH's office, Lancaster,
April IAN, 1903 N. GO0t EN0U'4r, SLe,iR
44-w6, Grant to. Wis
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1863-05-05
Pc To- < EE-

Young RatIer was sired by Fed Kendall; be by
Rigarts Ola katler, he bt Sil e9ry; Sir Henfy, bs
HENRY nehIy, by Young Le0nidas; ne bv Imported
I.eoh- ia; dam II NJ by B-hop's iamltonian, he
by I'm Jred aesseagrr, grand dam. mioTted nes-
senger; The dam o. Old Kater, was 81 ed by Hyde
tiorSe; he by Nagnum 5onun. cut Ot Nimrvd mare;
NImiod b, Messenger; grand Gam OF Old Ratier by
M mum ;onuIu. ignum BonuIn, bred bs pavh Long
of CambrId q, n. Y. out Of esFens er maze; q o.
dam by e.d Messenger; tle ms OF Ned Kendall AMI
Young tlatier sired Oy grand son vi OLD import
MesseBge.
Young Ratler was five ears o d the 6th OF Oct last
co or ba,; height 10 hands; for metry bine sinew
and a. II traveller he has superior He has not ~
altaine his full gsowth, he stock OF them When uil
z, own anse ia weight from 100 TO ll5O lbs; when
amy that weight e5 possess rome OF tue Character
intics Of The true Messenger horse.
Tue undersigned c,,im4 Young Ratler To be the
nest bred hof-e est the lakes, aud more steep
ell in Inc FAR famed Messenger o sd than any hor
tast West. and iineal escrndant Oh that stock
Ici the of tile la mrl throughout tue New
ns.and states have fOf cen accommodating for
by raising them, fact w ch caunot IN truth be
gains AID
The two Young Morgan horses. Warlock. and Morgan
chef Ji sired by old Nor0an hief. will be kept at
the same stab for the nj prosemeni of stock Terms
.reed upan the sLan., positively business done
on The sabbath.
y. BAGLEY, Proprietor.
.neasser Anril 20tb 1874 as
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1863-05-05

The friends OF Poland and OF Liberty ey-
erywhere grie,e TO le m that Langiewetz.
the Polish hero and statesman, has heel,
defeated aud forced to take shelter on the
Austrian territory at Cracuw, where ac
cordIng To The latest ACCOUNTS, he had been
imprisoned IN one of the government for
lresses. OF the particulars We have nnth
ing beyond u few kilograms. the first of
which was published last Saturday. b,
disps tch from Craenw, on The goth ult..
we learn that he was then at Opetowict, a
small town near the southwestern frontiers
OF Poland. He had been defeated; his for
ces were dispensing, and he HAD applied for
permission t. pass through Galicia without
interruptions; ut this was refused by The
Austrian authorities.
Cracow, where ne is now confined, was
formerly part Of the Kingdom Of Poland.
is the capital of a district comprising $50
square miles and one hundred and forty
thousand inhabitants Ii adjoins the Aus
trian province Of ialicia and the Prussisn
province Of Ilecia as we'll as Poland proper
: b whole having II one time fumrd partS
Of the old monarchy. BY The partition
treaty of 1905 Cracow fell to the share of
Austria. subsequently il constituted part
OF the grand Duelly Of Warsaw. In 1915
it was formed into an Independents re-
public; but thi'ty-one years afterwards it
was finally incorporated in the Austrian
province Of Galicia.- Commercial AdUer-
user.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1863-05-05
ESTATE OF VAN YLECK.

County Court nf Grant County Wisconsin. In Pro-
bate March Term 1868 Present. VIM Mcsionigal.
Judge In the matter of the estate Of Henry Van
Week, deceased
On reading and filing the petition Of Matthew Van
Week and Lawrence Van Week Adminlst of the
estate OF SAID deceased praying for license to sell the
real estate OF sd deceased foe the purpose IT ing the
debts due from said deceased ana the charges of Ad
IuistTatinn.
Thereupon it Is ordered that all persons interested
in I'd estate sppra before the Judge of this
the Court house in Lancast1 in said county, Nom
day TIE 18th daS of May, A. ID. 1868 o'clock 10
the Afternoon Of said day. TO show If there
shalt he, WIN license should not be granted said ad
mnstratOrs accO ding to the pras OF said petition
Andf is urtuar ordsre tn notice tlereof given
TO all persons interested in said estate, b. publishing
copy Of tins order Tor four (i weeks successvely prior
to said day of hearing, in the Grant Cauury Herald
weekly newSpape. printed and pubiisned at Lancaster
In said county, and also by serving copy Of this
der on the widw "f said deceased for at least four
teen DAYS bef re said day OF hearing Dated arch
10th. 1863 WIN. McisONIGAL
4J-w4 County Judge
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1863-05-05

a NEGRO ENGINEER. In announcing
the formation Of an engineer regiment OF
negro troops at Baton Rouge, the Provl-
dence journal relates the following Incl
dent.
'Some years ago in travelling from Co
lumbus, TIA, to Montgomery. Ala, we
found On the stage coach the most d;stin-
guished bridge builder in that section Of The
country. He had constructed one of the
large bridges across the Chattahoochee riv-
er, and If We mistake not, hal some inn
portant charge in the erection of The CAPT
tol at Montgomery. He was a negro and
had been slave, but had purchased his
freedom. v hen We Jaw biin he had just
been away TO bring home bis former mas
ter. who had Lssn on a spree, and had
got into difficulty. We were informed that
the negro had escued bic old master in
this way not unf-equently, and sometimes
paid considerable sums of money For him
in setting up his quarrels."