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r EATHER, LEATHER, Ac.-I desi,
Hide and Leather Dealer,
No ~ Main street, between fifteenth
l9-5ts and Seventeenth.
7 Office The fact Of our Mr.: THos.

M OTICE.-The fact Of our Mr.. THOS.
IN T. T. TABB having associnted himself
with Messrs. Bous & Sanderson in the Auction
non-resdents especially, some uneasiness in regard
of their matters in hands. This, therefore, Id
to assure them that their interest shall have even,
more attention than heretofore; that the present
arrangement, as made, afords some Of the as
sistarce and facilities in thu prosecution of
our business. which heretofore, and in thopresent
siae Of public affairs com not be obtained other-
wise.
We would not pass out of our hands the vast
amount OF property we represent without authority
OF, or due notice to, our patrons; hence we shah
continue our business with the better prospect for
the strict attention IL requires.
p. NJ. TABB SON, General Agents,
Office under Exchange building.
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ARRESTED FoR SrEAIISe.-Detective Bray ar
rested on yesterday, Peter Maloy, paroled Yankee,
upon the charge of stealing watch from tho pocket
o.. o. negro man who was passing along the street
Inc negro, after Maloy had taken his watch, pur-
% saea ana took It away from him; whersupon the
hicting a severe wound in his head Malav va.
committed to Castle Thunder. vas
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TREASURY DEPARTMENT, \
CONFEDERATE STATES OF AMERICA,
Riabmnr1 nunc% 1Qc4 4

RICHMOND, august D, 1864. J
HERTIFICATESO INDEBTEDNESS
~ BEARING SIX PER CENT. PER ANNUM
INTEREST AND FREE FROM TAXATION.-By
the fourteenth section of the act to reduce the cur
racy, approved February IL, 1861 the Secretary OF
the Treasury is authorized to issue the above certi-
hcttes payable two years after the ratification of
treaty of peace with the United States. They can
not be sod but are only TO be issued to such credi
tors OF the Government willing to receive the
same in payment of their demands. They must also
be given at par though free from taxation.
The attention of purchasing agents and lisburs-
ing officers of the Government is called to this class
public securities Offering peculiar advantages
TO those from whom the supplies of the Government
are bought and to facilitate the of them, checks
drawn by dfEbursing officers upon the depositaries
holding these funds and marked across the face
payable IN certificates Of Indebtedness" viii be
paid in conformity Herewith.
Deposftarles are hereby authorized and required
10 comply with this regulation, and to make appli-
cation TO the Register for supplies of certificates az
required. Signedl G. A. TRENHOLM
au 22-ts Secretary of Treasury
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FErAI RAILROAD Acc1DENT.-On Saturday after
noon last. an accident occurred at Chula, on the
Danvile railroad, by which two negroes we're killed
and three white men were injured. One Of the me-
groes was the property of Francis F1ourno, estate
Of Chesterfield county The accident is said to have
been caused by the running together of two trains
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FiRE-Betwecn and 4 o'clock on Wednesday
morning, the -house and stable of Hagan's John,
on the extreme end of Seventeenth street, north.
were burned to the ground. Mr. Hagan formerly
resided in close proximity to the burnt property but
IS now farming it in King Queen county. The fire
was the work of an incendiary
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TO THE PEsITESTrAaY.-In Judge Lvons'e
cant, on Wednesday, Thomas II s Boyd, Of Mary
land, was tried for forging the name Of T. W. Ellcr-
son to an order for house rent amounting to thr-
teen hundred dollars found guilty. and sent TO the
Pentenflary for one year. The jury recommended
him to executive clemency.
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ENORMOUS PRIcE.-The wood dealers are now ask
ing one handfed dollars per cord for wood and
oak mixed and IN many it is several days be-
fore you have it delivered Their excuse is the
great scarcity OF teams and delay caused by waiting
for the City Measurer who is often off ON other he
siness Many families in this city are entirely out 81
fuel and unless the facilities for supplying them are
considerably increased, much suffering viii be expe-
renced this cold weather.
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LOCAL AATTERS.


RoBnERy.-On Wednesday night, Sergeant J. II.
Dilkes, of company A, Tenth Virginia cavalry, was
robbed of between FIVE and six hundred dollars in
money, a fine gold watch and chain, and new suit
Of clothes. He had taken lodgings at Ann Thonas's
boarding-house, on Cary street, and while asleep the
thief entered his chamber through window and
watch, = -
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TREASURY DEPARTMENT, \
toNFsnpskTF STATES or AMERICA,
RICHMOND, November 8. 1864. !

7F'V"N"NH, :, TbOf. J
NkCULAR.-It being decided that
" Tour per cont. certificates and the bonds is
sued therefor, are receivable in payment of the tax
on CON- moneys held abroad. bills Of exchange and
iofegn credits, persons who have paid these taxes
neg issue are entitled 10 the return of the notes
Inc treasurer, Assistant Treasurors and Paw De-
Potiies VINO have received the deposits of tax cnl
eotoFs are authorized, in such cases. To refund the
h"tes and receive in lieu thereof an equal amount
OF four per cent. certificates or bonds upon the de-
ihishd OF the state Tax Collector. And the bonds
or eefthcates TO be exchanged shall be endorsed
Ioiiews ~ certify that the within Tor attached)
oertl'icate was received from --- in lieu
on 80 much tax enormously collected from him in
currency OF the new issue, and that the same has
been exchanged for issue TO reimburse him :"
AID signed by the State Tax Collector.
q. A. TRENHOLM,
no lo-lm Secretary of the Treasury.
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GRANT IN NEW YORK.

The Herald Of Tuesday has the following notice
Of q visit of General Grant to that city,
Our great military chieftain, the gallant and able
commander OF all our national armies, Lieutenant
and remained here till yesterday afternoon when he
took his departure 70 return TO the supervision of
affairs in font Of Richmond. OF General Grants
arrival and presence in this city have been fully
aware during ell the time of his sojourn, but at his
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THE WAR NEWS.

| Yesterday was observed as a day of THANKSGIVING
IN Grants army, who, no 0oubt devoured the seve-
| raj thousand turkeys sent them from the North.
and about which the Yankee newspapers have been
talking so much of late. There was unbroken quiet
all along the lines throughout the day. Even Gene
raj Graham, commanding at Bermuda Hundred.
finding it impossible to dislodge General Pickett
| from the advanced position captured by him last
night week ago. seems to have come to the oonclu-
| sion to let him alone.
On Wednesday evening" there was some ,rniYa6or
tant firing of cannon along the Petersburg lines
FROM GEORGIA
We are still without any official information con-
cerning sherman's movements in Georgia; bat we
are not entirely without some authentic advices on
'he subject Sherman was, on yesterday, still west
OF the Oconee river, one Of the tributaries Of the
Aitamaha, which runs south throug the east centre
Oh the state OF Georgia Milledgeville is situated
on the west bank Of this stream 1t is believed that
the enemy has been to Miledgeville, though we are
pretty well assured that no official information of
the fact has been received at the War Office In
the only brush we hear of our troops having with
the enemy, they have been entirely successful This
AFFAIR occurred near Jonesboro where the Central
deorgia railroad, running from Macon to Sayan-
nah crosses the Oconee river. considerable body
OF the enemy's cavalry attempted to cross to the
east bank of the Oconee at this point on Wednesday
morning, but were met by our troops and driven
back.
Ihe situation in Georgia is regarded, in official
circles, as decidedly encouraging There is one fact
IN the campaign which we think should give much
ground for hope-the slow progress made by sher-
man. lie Is now In his fifteenth day from Atlanta
and has, as yet, marched only about seventy~fiye
miles, and has not reached one point of strategic
Importance. Perhaps he does not now as when he /
started out on the expedition feel himself
master OF the stnation. We shall hear more from
him in the next day or two
FROM TENNESSEE.
General Breckinridge is doing everything well in
southwestern Virginia and East Tennessee Since
ne battle ana decided victory over Gilliem, the
ankees have kept remarkably quiet, and remain
'eyohd buifs gap, sending out only occasionally
trong reconnoitering parties, who generally lose
more than they gain |
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TREASURY DEPARTMENT,
CoFFEDGRATE STATES OF AMERICA,
Richmond, Va, August 26, 1864.

I'IOIInIOLItII u, AuBuSI 70, Iobf. ]
ID EQUATIONS FOR CARRYING
N INTO EFFECT THE ACT OF CONGRESS
APPROVED JUNE Is, 1864 AUTHORIZING
OWNERS OF REGISTERED EIGHT PER CENT
BoSl(S, ISSRT ED UNDER THE PROVISIONS OF
THE ACT APPROVED MAY Is, 1861, TO EX.
CHANGE THE SAME FOR COUPON BONDS
Parties owning registered eight per cent. bonds
under the act Of May is, 1861 desiring to exchange
manner pointed out in the printed endorsement on
the back of the certificate, to the Confederate
states of America, in exchange for coupon bonds"
the Treasury Department who will therenpon. in
compliance with the provisions Of the act OF June
IL, 1861 issue coupon bonds for the amount specified
in the registered bonds so assigned
G. A. TRENHOLM,
au 29-ts Secretary of the Treasury
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TREASURY DEPARTMENT, \
CONFEDERATE STATES OF AMERICA,
RICHMOND, October Il. 1891 J

IRTOHHVNh, OCtODer II, IoBf. J
N ONT A Y A b LIE BONDS. FIVE
l. HUNDRED-MILLION LOAN-sALE COM
IlNUED.-Numerous applications having been
maze i0r bonds Mt the established price of one hun,
dred and thrty-nve dollars and interest under cir
euulstnces that entitle them to favorable consider.
A1on 1t has been determined TO continue the sale
az the above price until further notice.
Agents for the sale of these Bonds are instructed
10 act IN accordance with this order and the atten
ton OF disbursing officers of the Government is par
nenlarly called to it. g. A. TRENHOLM
eoc Its Secretary of the Treasury
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GoINc NORTH - Lynce. member Of company B,
Afmory battalion, was committed to Castle Thun-
der on yesterday on the charge Of d.sertion and at
tempting to reach the enemy's lines.
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ANOTHER DRAFT IN NEW YORK

Provost t-Marshal-General Fry has written to Co.
vernon Seymour, expressing his desire that a more
careful examination should be made in towns and
cities OF persons liable to military duty, with the
view OF reaching the correct quota for a future
draft. Governor Seymour has issued a proclama-
ton accordingly.
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LATER FROM EuRoPE.-Dates from Liverpool are
to the 1lth instant.
At the banquet of the Lord Mayor of London,
Lord Pamerston said he trusted that the contending
parties In America would find it better 10 be
reconced than to fight, and that the disputes which
have bedewed the American continent with blood
will be settled by amicable arrangements between
themselves.
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$ifknrot6 9ispattg.
FRIDAY MORNING. 800. NOVEMBER IS, 1864

The DAuy DrspArcH Is furnished to News DEAL
ERs and CARRIERS at TWENTY DOLLARS per ONE HUN
DRED COPIES.
SUBSCRIBERS sending to the Office for their papers
viii be charged FIyE DOLLARS per month.
SIseLE coPfEs Of the Dispatch TwxsTY-PrvE
CENTS.
CARRIERS are authorized TO charge DOLLAR
AND sRvEsTy-FfvR CENTS PER WEEK to their sub
scribers.
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OFFICIAL.
20 TRsAsvRv DEPARTMENT..
SosFEnFnaTr STATES or AMERICA,

RICHMOND, November III, 1854
TREASURY NOTES OF THE oI.D
= 5ssUE-ro the end that every facility NAV ~,
shorded to the holders of these notes in etfsct;ne
me ,Se excnahge for new, the Treasurer Assistant
.sries whose duty has been hitherto limited 10 fnn
ing, an hereby authorized 10 receive the notes for
eNensnse' Those not supplied with funds will re-
e names OF the depositors, receiving all notes
Suered tor, and entitled TO- exchange until the lst
uhy ei January 1865, inclusive Tho notes re-
~ YSi and reg stored must be forwarded by express
70 tne Treasurer at Richmond, with copv of the
register and new issues for the payment Of the de-
Poss,ofs WI be Immediately forwarded in return
Inc Assistant Treasurers and Dspo .ltaries are
heieey instructed TO rcpublish this notice
g. A TRENHOLM,
syho~tiJ Secretary OF the Treasury
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NAVY DEPARTMRs

OFFICE SPECIAL SERVICE,
RICHMOND, Va, September 10, 1884. }
NOTICE.-From and after MONDAY
Y NEXT, the 26th instant, the STEAMER
ScHRAPNEL will leave the wharf at Rockets for
the JAMES RIVER SQUADRON daily at 7 O'Clock
A. NJ. and o'clock p M, touching at all the prin-
cipal landings on the river.
JOHN III. PARKER,
20-ts Lieutenant in charge
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The Fioridiaa announces the death oe fza,.vsl
"A. W. williams, one of the oldest rpsidrnts II
FLORIDA. He died very suddenly Of disease Ok the
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C-Candles, Coffee, Rice, Flour, Neal
H-Hunlmelrs Extract, Yarns, Tea,
Eggs, CigHrs, Butter, Wo0dware,
5 A-Apple Brsandy, Peach Brandy,
P-Potatoes, Shoes, Measures,
G-Grauulated Sugar, Crushed Sugar.
O-Oafs, Corn, Buckets, Rye Flour,
O-Onions, Prime Cider Vinegar,
D-Died Apples, Copperas, Bimstonc,
S--eole Leather, Upper Leather, Calfskins. &c
no 2f-lts ROBERT HILL. 4 SON.
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8abnsott6 9ispatft,
BY .. A. oowARDrN 4 CO.

Ns pIspArcH is published daily, (sundays cxces4-
ed,l at rrrry DOLLARS for twelve months: rvvwTy.
rtvx ooLLARs for six months: pryrysr po,r.ss sor
ee uonsnss or Five poLLARs for one month"; in sd-
sneo Az rnttances by mail are as the risk of thoes
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IME.-One hundred and twenty caaks
. LINE, in prime order. just received and for
aie oy JAMES FfsHER, ~
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EOR SALE, two HORSES, suitable for
T. cavalry, and both work well in harness. Ap-
ply 10 Messrs. r. s. COLRY T. CO.,
no ib-I2ts No. lac Main street.
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NOTICE.--C Committed to jail, -ee;nar-
IN lotte county Virginia, on the 23d Of oetor.er j
1864, q NEGRO NAN, claiming to BE- free, but Win
out any free papers, who calls himself JOHN
EVANS and says he lives in Orange county. Ncsfss
Carolina. Said negro is about twenty-f1o vcarr
old brown complexion; fye feet ten inches hish
and weighs one hundred aud forty or one hundscS
ward and prove property, else he will be denIf vsh
according 70 the law THOMAS II. SMITH,
no iv-AaWuW Jailor.
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|tTTY SCAVENGER.--The subscriber,
\ having been appointed CITY SoAVENGER,
l. enared to clean out sinks, euverts, back yards,
cellars, alleys and lots, and remove all nusances
thereirom at the shortest notice and ON reasonable
terms Orders LETT at Che Richmond post-oflce, box
1880 vii receive prompt attention.
no is-lm H. n ALLEN.
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TUST RECEIVED, large lot of MILL
81 TARY BUTTONS, such as Maryland, Mis-
se,sri, Aflsansas; also, fine lot OF MILITARY
TBIMMINGS,at MISS II. @. SEAfON'S,
no 2I--Gts No. 98 Main street. 4
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THE LATEST FROM PRICE.

The following is characteristic official dispatch
from the Yankee General Curtis, who could not get
TO fnce. 1t is dated at Camp Arkansas, November
Sth:
We have just concluded the pursuit of Price.
whose rear guard crossed the Arkansas river under
1re OF our guns. He left another of his guns and
his own carriage, which, with other arms and equip
menus, m nave 1alien into our hands. We rid
OF twenty thirty thousand half-starved bush
whackers and half-starved vagabonds, who hope
may never return to disturb the peaceful inhabi-
tants north of the Arkansas river. He is also be-
yond our posts of Fayetteville, Fort Smith and Fort
Gibson, which now safe.
. 8. R. CURTIS, Major-Gener
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TREASURY DEPARTMENT,
CogyKDERATK STATES or AMERICA
Richmond, July 2s, 1864.

TAAED TREASURY NOTES.-In or
der 70 promote as far as practicable, the carly
liquidation by the Treasury Of the OUTSTANDING
IAAED NOTES, the Treasurer, Assistant Treasli-
rer and Pay Depositries in the different States are
hereby authorized TO receive the said notes. except
The 100 notes, at 66s per centum, deposit, issi-
ing Tor same certificates of loan, upon hypotheca-
ee payable on demand after the expiration Of ninety
And All agents for the sale Of the above bonds ar.
hereby authorized TO receive the taxed notes, with
the exception above named, in payment of bonds
when sold, at the rate of 6es per centum.
@. A. TRENHOLM,
au z<-s Secretary of the Treasury
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se 20--ts
. OTICE.-A gentleman proposes

nj OF E.-A gentleman proposes to
v leave for Europe in about thirty days, and So
iicts orders for the purchase of supplies and the
transaction of business generally, having a large
European mercantile acquaintance. This is ex-
eelent opportunity for those who may have business
b transact the Continent He will return in four
or ave months. The best of references given. Adj
dress "box l09 Salisbury. North Carolina" or
"H. McC," care w. +. Price, Esq, Richmond,
Virginia. no 9-30t
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NOTICE TO FARMERS AND MER-
IN CHAyTS.-NEw M0LASSES BARRELS,
FLOUR BARRELS, LIQUOR BARRELS AND
KEGS FOR sALE.--I can furnish the above in any
quantity and all Of the best quality and delivered
in any part Of the CITY without cost Of drayaes.
WILLIAM T. TRUEMAN,
mn Him No. So Main stref.
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GEMS OF SONG a choice coils .lon
NJ Of Hymns and Songs for Sunday schnok md
SOCIAL Meetings, compiled BY corps Of SUNDAY
schoo! Officers: neatly printed and for ssle e ths
following prices: Single copy, Sl per dozen. $40
lPost pald) htty copies $3.50; ono hundred CO..
Orders promptly flled
WILLIAM H. CLE1fMrTT.
No: i40 Main street, Richmond. Virrinn.
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Et i. COOK, AUcTIoNEKR, No. 20 Main
III. street, respectfully notifies his friends that
he will continue the AUCTION BUSINESS at the
same stand, No 20 Main street. He promises that
while absent lin the eld) the interest of those IA
vorirg him with business shall be as promptly at
tended TO as If he present. He will give his
personal attention to sales far is compatible with
his present duties.
no i6-lni- E. b. COOK
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MISCELLANEOUS

-MxOCExSLANEO
nISSOLUTION.--The firm Of BOUIS
III sANDERSON Is this day dissolved by mu-
tuai consent. The business Of the concern will be
settled at No. liz Main street.
STEPHEN BOUTS, In,
JOHN \. SANDKRSON.
November 18th, 1894. no 22--e0dI0ts
NEW CONCERN.
IN BoUIS, SANDERS0N 4 TABB
AUCTION, COMMISSION AND 0ExEaAI AoRxcy
The undersigned have this day associated them.
selves for the purpose Of carving on the AUCTION
AND COMMISSION BUSINESS generally under
the style and firm Of BOUTS, SANDEkS0N &
TABB; and having take n that large and commo-
dious house, William Ira Smiths Old stand No Ii4
Main street, where they have full room for storage
and advantageous display OF Goods, Wares and
Merchandise of every description, Furniture, &C.,
&c, g., they solicit consignments. Pledging their
strict attention to every matter entrusted thcm
to be ene grtc and prompt, they hope to merit and
receive the patronage of therfFseuds and The public
Sales Of REAL AND PERSONAL ESTATE will
be attended to in the city and adjoining counties.
STEPHEN B0UIS. IN,
JOHN f. SANDERsON,
THOMAS r. T. TABB.
november 18th. 1854. no 22--eodl0ts
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request, made from high military considerations,
have, until now, refrained from aliuding to them
He was present at the screnadc mt the Astor House
ON Saturday night to Mr.. Fenton, Governor elect Of
this State but, in reporting that affair, in con-
formity with the expressed desire Of thaeutenant-
General, we omitted any alluson to him. This is
the first visit he has paid TO this city in the last ten
years. aud 50 quietly and unostenfafiously was IL
made, that comparatively few knew of 1t. General
Grant, before leaving New York, called on thevete-
ran General Scott These, the only two lieuterant-
generals OF the Republic had very interesting con-
Scott wrote ON the fyieaf Of copy of his auto
biography From the oldest to the ablest gen sral
III the world, and presented it to General Grant.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1864-06-04

When was boy Of twelve years, I
was working for twenty y'ive cents week,
with an old lady, and l had my hands
full, but | did my work faithfully. l used
to cut wood. fetch water, make Ares, scrub
the floor in the morning for the old lady.
before the real work Of the day commenc.
ed. My clothes we're bad, and | had no
means of buying shoes, so that l was
often barefoo.ed. Ono morning l 60,
through my work early, and the old lady,
who though; had not done it, or was es.
pecinlly ill-humored then, was displeased,
scolded me, aud said | was idle and lad
not worked. eaid l had. She called
me q liar. l felt my spirit rise indig
nantly at this, and, standing erect. l told
her she would never have chance of ap
plying that word to me again. l walked
out Of the house to re ENTER it no more.
l had not cent in my pocket when
stepped into the world. Wha. DO think
did then, boys? l met = coun,ryman
With . team. l addressed him boldly and
asked him to let me drive the leader. He
looked at me with surprise and said be
did not believe l would be of any use to
him. "Oh, yes l will" said /. II can
rub down and watch your horses, and do
many things for you if you will only let
me Try He no longer objected. / got
on the horses back. 1t was hard travel. =.
ins, for the roads we're deep, and We
could only get on At the rate Of twelve
miles day. This was however my start
ing point. went ahead after this. Au
independent spirit and y steady. honest
conduct. with wha. capacity God has Civ
en- meas be has given yon-hase carried
me successfully through the world.
Don't be down hearted at being poor, or
having no friends. Try and try again.
You can cut your way through, if you
live, SO please God. know it's hard
time for some Of you. Yon are often
hungry and We. with rain or snow, aud il
seems dreary to have no one in the city
to care for you. But trust in Christ, and
he will be your friend. Keep up good
heart, and be determined to make your
way honestly and truly through the world
As said, ! feel for you, because l have
been through it ALL know what il is.--
God blsss you.- General Hi1chsU