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Litchfield enquirer., 1865-06-22
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 PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON,

,}37ago9 ai aa.aa s3I r--r7v7i asd GJ4 sqIo , "
 REFERENCES. .:-Wm ". Welch, M. D. ;uJ. H. Welch M. D., Norfolk ,; Frank Hamilton, M D.; 2! Austin Flint, M. b. New York b'A Sly
Litchfield enquirer., 1865-06-22

THonAs Cor5Iss ,sRsIrsah az Irish laberer about 3s
 or s7 years of age, was struck str on 3he head by a falling beam from the old house on Arch,st., Bridgeport, BidIe on which workmen were engaged "a in pulling down. Thursday afternoon, about clock He was picked up and his skull was found to be fractured. so badly that he was was at tpnee conyeyedto the hOspitasIwhere the best care failed toibriog hima toconsciouanesz,sana
 he died about 711k o'clocksina the eseni1g.as
Litchfield enquirer., 1865-06-22
OW A LUNATIC ASYLUM WAS 1" INSPECTED, 5.,f.. F..
From the London Lennger,1

ii Jul} From the London Lennger at-' '..
 don't know how they call these men who inspect the lunatio asylums-whethe com. missonera, inspectors. or lunatic officers, or what; but Theard good story about one the other day. He, the. government inspector, (let me say government inspector, or I shall not be able to get on.) went down to lunatic asylum to inspect, report, or whatever may be the term for it. He was very tall fellow
 with sandy whiskers-this official. He saw the medical superint endeEt, and said,5.I don't wish to gosover the asylum in the usual way, but to mingle with the patients as if I were a --an officer, a surgeon, or even one of them selves. By so doing shall be better enabled to judge of their intellectual state, and of their progress in the direction of sanity. With
 pleasure, said the doctor; it is Saturday, and we usually have q dance on Saturday night If you go into the ball room as we call it, you will see them dancing and talking without reserve.a stWouldit be objectionable if I--aA-daneed with thef1i2' asked the official Not at alIj was the replys The official went into the ball room, and, selecting the. prettiest girl he saw. fora partner, was soon keeping up very animated conversation with her. In the course ofthe evening he said to tle doctor
 sDoayou know that thasgirl in the white dress
 with blue spots, IS a. very curious case ? I've been, talking to her, and I canpots for the life of me, discover in what direction her malady lies. Of course, saw at once she was mad saw it in the odd looks of her eyes. She kept looking at me 50 oddly. I asked her if she did nnot think she was the Queen of England or whether she had not been robbed of 2 large
 fortune by the volunteer movement, or tilted by
 the Prince of Wales, and tried to find out the Lcause of, her, lupaey, but couldn't j, she was too artfal' E.. Very likely answered the doc tor. You see she is neta patienti she i:
 one of the housemaids and as sane as you are !! Meantime the pretty housemaid went to all hel
 fellow servants gaha said, Have you seen ths fIaaVI new Ipathisent tie has been dancing with me
 6nsa fine. tail man, and beautiful whiskers, but a.
 mad nsdfas as a March hare. He asked, me # wa, f'no not the Queen of England, if volunteer hadn' robbed me of large fortune and whether tn,
 Prince of Wales did not want to mafry me me- . He is mads aIsn't it q pity-sueha,fue syoun. Efellewn wsK ii aoiiaagnao E bisa sqna4sa
 iny ssfaa -7----4+----7ss4 @-.-----..---+- 5aa,y
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1865-03-08
Wonderful p!

We s;l1 n few day. ago some rary strong. very
beautiful. and worry faiaat leather, which had been
tanned. cut and out. in five days. This seems
almost nraculau$, bat itis noverthrloss rrofounl-
ly true. Mr. JACK TugrgiNs ur Dark cu.ncr.
nell knGs:a throughout our Distriot-wilc is Mt
present carrying on he tanning and sho 'basiness
oiisfSery largo scale in his neis; tho
man s.ho achieved thi ssis& anl who is '.chier-
ng it every day; in. fact no has yearly p very
large contract fJr the Government. Or rather We
s'opld say i. ~ns unior bis supervision shat tho
fat Eas .chisv;d Whether he himself discovered
or i-7en.cd this iigltring prooess If tanning, we
cannot say. The individual who Gid discover it
has laid even Yankee smarLne,s and Ingenuity in
The shade. in fact, tho di.c"Ycrer must he snme
wha. ceru,ean about Tho venlrar supcrfeics. (Wc
arc not exactly snsc,what that means Ourselves.
but cur intention is to sag: slightly blue abeut
the bclly.l or course no ono woad accuse any
any member cS tho stnnch nli Tnmpkins family
Of bc;ag in .,e faintesr degree car'!cnn atontthe
yentral su!,orfcics ;so il ;ssa;l: that our friend
JACK is no. o.tha.nrcnaor.
They ki;: :. COW 20 day, and. h"yiag j: scntlytO
con,ig:rtho hide 30 ti.c vat, and in less than
wsck the sama h:t,o IS splendid leather, beauti-
fuliy-drcss.i and really t'r shirncnt-Ar for tho
shoeaa kerr knife. Tic principal Ingredients used
arc green piuo tops aad red oak BARK. What an
noshalstiblo supply of both we havc The
m~hod has sbcen patented. AS to the durability
and finish Of tie leather, thcrc can hc 10 iaabt.
Why, 10 have seen, with our own eycs, hides
drawn from the watts in Franco and Germany
which had lain there five yesrs. They requro-
two .yoars even In Connecticut and Ms2sachu-
sctts
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1865-03-08
Fiola Richmond.
The Richmond E.camiaer. Of the 2sd has
tho f,llnwino items of intellipence

The Richmond Eeamiasr, Of the 2sd has
the he,f,llowinc items Of intelligence
We learned, officially, at a late hour las.
night that General Joseph E. Johnston was
yesterday ordered by ths Government to re-
port to General Lee for duty. 1t is believed
that General Johnston-will be Immediately
appointed to command the army in front of
Sherman.
Ehcre was some heavy firing on the Rich
mond lines yesterday atsunrise and at me-i-
dian, supposed to be an expenditure of Yam
kce ammunition in thew of salutcs," in
joint compliment to George Washington (yes-
terday was his natal dayl and that modern
sssensatisn'-William Tecumseh Sherman.
The War. Department has official intelli-
gence of successful affair of some of.Mosby's
lncn. On the 18th instant Major Richards,
with thirty eight men, attacked party of the
enemy, one hundred and twenty strong. ol
whom he killed and wounded twenty-five
Among the wounded were a major and esp
tain He captured sixty-four prisoners and
ninety horses. He had one man slightly
wounded.
Admiral Buchanan, captured at Mobile, has
been returned to Richmond. The fag-of-
/, truce boat goc; down agaid Friday.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1865-03-08
Relief for Columbia.

Cor R. G. NJ. DuSoyAyr has, been designated
by his Excellency, tho Governor, es agent for
soliciting, collecting and forwarding supplies OF
provisions, clothing, bedding &C., for the desti-
cute and suffering people of Coluutsia. Col. DUSo-
WANT herewith appeals to the people of every
part of the DISTRICT for contributions of this SORT
and to this end. Major GEORGIA. ADDISON has
generously vo!uptecrod to rcocivc nnd take care
of, all contributions sent to Edsefeld c. H. Major
A. will receive them ut tho store formerly cccu-
pied by BLAND & BuTtEa. Col. DuNoyANz him
sslf will receive such supplies at Ninety Six De-
yot.
There is not the slightest necessity to set forth
the crying necessities of the Columbia people
every one knows their deep distress and destitu-
ton. Augusta has already contributed s1c0,oo0
to their relief Edscfeld has also sent to eAou,
four OF five yalusalc loads of provisions; but as
yet, the n.a.s Of the people Of the District have
given nothing. For Gods sake, lot not Edgefaid
Ia bshind hand in this matter of common love
and.chariiJ. and for Gods sake, lot her not
postpone her woll-doius until the eleventh hour
Az yc would that mon should do unto you, do ye
even 50 unto them" Wequo.e it very oflen, but
n5t too often.
Several munifcont contributions in money haze
bSen left in cur hands for tho purpose abovc-mcn-
tionOd A,l contributions of all sorts will here.
after 30 published in tho Adrcrtis;r.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1865-03-08
The Yankees in fairfield.

The further the Yankees proceed in South
Carolina, ,!:a more fsndish and dcmoniacal they
become. Fairfield District has bccn completely
desoiated in all ,s lcnsth and breadth no neigh
b.rhood or vicinity escaped. Almost every house
of any pretensions throughout tho country was
burned the destitu:ien of the people, from all
accounts, is moro perfect and more dePlorabie
even than that Of the inhabitants of Columbia.
Tae fields and highways in every direction arc
reported to be thck,y strewn with dead horses,
m,lcs, cows, sheep, hugs and dogs-thc brutal foe
shooting down even the dogs In Winnsboro.
the county town, twenty seven honses were burned;
among them the Episcopa! Church. New made
graves were opened in search Of treasure, marble
aabs and monuments we're ru:hlessly torn from
their places ana hurled to the ground. Several
prominent ci:zsns, non com5a.ants, weso cap
tu,od and carried of. .Eumor hath it that Mr..
Palmer, State Senator from Fairfield, being taken,
was chained behind wagon and prickeI with
baJoncts 10 make hiu, keep Up. Mr.. pc!:aer is :.
gentleman Of siyiy.liyc. venerable apd Of the
highest character, djsai!y and intelligence.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1865-03-08
Gen. Joe johnston once Morssto the

0s-SAAs
TEis groat and popular military conrMndsr
has at last boon called from rctircmSnt give hiS
talents and prestige to the ssrvice-of hiscountry
In the light of surrounding circumstance, of
past acts and presens. feeling, there is bit one
man in America that ought 10 he puE in command
Of the Army OF Tennefaes-and that. .nianis Gen.
Josxpu E. .JohssTov. Even Gen. :Lfr, rho,e
military elevation in the eyes of tho nation,.is
almost unappr0ach.ble; whose greatness is das-
cling, and whose gooaEoss is theme Of endless
delight to hi. couatrynen,. could not supply tho
place Of Gen. JOHNSTON with that army. The
reason is that the soldiers build sheirs hopes on
him, and put their trust in him, as upon fonp2a-
tion. Of rock. Neither genius nor generalship san
supply tho place of this magical cord which bind,
an army to beloved commander: Gen. JOHN
sToS is the man for the place. The great szER-
NAN has now: to deal with the great at3JoHssroN.
The latter has been put in command cary late in
the campaign, but with, his sound Judgment and
clear discerning eye, he will soon scan the field
thoroughly, and speedily bring light out Of dark
ness.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1865-03-08
Abe Lincoln and, Andy Johns on.

Saturday last WIS the 4th Of March, great
day we imagine in Yankeedom. On that day,
Abe Hacks (he is o bastard, and hiS mothers
namo was Hannah Hanks) began his second
Presidential term and the highly useful, cole
brated dusky hannibal Hamlin Of Maine (whoso
grandmother is said to have been q negroSs) laid
his brilliant Vics-P Presidential mantle upon the
hon est and chiyairous shoulders Of the traitor,
Andy Johnson, of Tennessee-whilome o taller
in Laurens or Ncwberry, or somewhere up thOrc.
If the devil doesn't get all three, it win BIO be-
cause he has washed his hands Of such dirty fell
lows, and disdGins to have their infamous car
casses. :'
No doubt the 4.h wasa very grand occasion
throughout Yankee land;-bonfres, professions,
speeches, music, the stalled o1and hatred there
WITH" &C., &c. Abe in nll probability, recounted
to his admiring worshippers. the story of his CO.
quettish Irritation with the Peace Commissioners
in Hampton Roads-how he told tho poor fellows
''he was prepared, as far as power is lodged in
tho Executive. to exercise libcrality," &C., 30.
And his worshippers. mall probability screamed
with laughter and applause over tho account OF
that dirty flash in the pan. And, Of course he
repeated the blzsard tale Upon tho whole, it
was a rich time. The old miscreant will hear
more about that buzsard yet, if he doesn't look
sharp.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1865-03-08

NF. this. District on tae 9th February last, two
W Negro men by tho name of BERRY and
DAVE, who say they belong to one Madison
Runnells, living in Burke Coumty, Georgis. Ber-
r. is about 80 years of age, about feet inches
high, weighs near l4O pounds. rather dark CON-
plzzion. Dave is also about 80 years cid, about
= feet high, weighs At least la0 pounds, dark
complexion. =.
Said negroes say thoy were working on the for.
tiHcatons near Savannah when tho Yankees ap-;
preached that city,-tbat il making their escape
they took tie wrans road, and we're. VIXEN Arst
arrested. nerr Branehviile. They were lodged in
Jail ut Barnvell G.. H., aud ,:terwsris removed
10 this Jail for safe keeping. i,
The orncr is requested to ccrc fcrSard, rrcve
prororty, pay charges, aui takethcm away, other
wise tioy .7ill h dealt with rs tho law directs.
Z. II. MCCULLOUGH, J. E. d:
. Mar u IL
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1865-03-08
AiGsxraA1 Eycu.Nen os Ps1soNERs ER-

.AGEyEaAL EXCHANGE OF PRISONERS Ef-
FEcTED.-E:he most welcome. aews we get
from the Northern papers is the anaodnce-..
,aentthat a general exchange Of prisoners
has been Effected between the: two govern
mcnts. The New York Herald says: 8 !.
After conference with Mr., 0ald,- rebel Ex:
change Commissioner, extending through
nearly a.month; Colonel Milford has, under
the direction Of Geperal Grant, in whose
charge everything relating to exchange has
been placed by the government, succeeded in
making all the arrangements for a complete
exchange of ali soldiers belonging to the one
side held in captivity by the other, Including
the coIered troops. The transfer viii be pro-
ceeded with as rapidlyas possible, hencefortb,
till all are exchanged. The. flag of truce
boats will run regularly between Annapolis
Maryland, and Aii,en's Landing, on james
River, taking rebels down and bringing raleas
eG Union soldiers back.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1865-03-08
VIC miss 1hcm SaGly.

The number oc- our Exchanges is bccomn 8
small by degrees, aud sadly less. Yankee van
dalism is making itself felt heavily in this, as ie
almoStoyory othOr, way. Wo sigh for the calm
dignifcd. dispnssionate Courier; The eloquent,
fiery, impassionod Mercury; tho quiet, sterling,
ovcr-reliablo Guardiaa; tho elegant, refined,
aesthetic Carolinian. We sigh for thom, but wO
sec them no.: Where nrc thoy-thosc lights cf
our State? Will each ono not rise like the Phco-
nix, and again do battlo for tho South and ita
cause? Anl in The West, the rair, haze de-
.conded, and the Hoods hare come, md the winds
have b!rTn, aud leetcn uTon the land and u.on
the wat.Isi in consequence whersaf cur frisods
o. Mobile Montgomery, Columbus, ard a:aco",
20 longer reach us. Here's n double health 20
you. .Coa:limf,noli.', and Chronicle IS Ssntinei,
and Pac;Gcato,, and Cirist;". Adsorate, and
Baptia BenTsr, anl Sor1cra rre'h.1',riae. Nay
the place that kcows yoa now, know you uhin-
tsrruptodly until a. D. 20C0.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1865-03-08
GO Take We heed for Raiment., >,

Every man ought to plant as much cotton as
nc il allowed tors considerable patch, atall
events. Otherwise, NO may beleft without clothes:
Consider ehe immense quantities Of cotton that
have boen burned--captured--shipr out CT the
country; ana tao. imuou,e quantities that may
yet be burned or captured. OF course there is
not wool enough in :;le land to ciotho us. Do
not fail therefore TO plant cotto,. 'TToull be
fcarfully uncomfertsb!c---to say nothing of the
inducency of. the thing-to 20 naked.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1865-03-08
Forth. Advertiser.

The following contributions have been m ,do to
tho Soldiers Home for the two weeks cnlns 9Th
March:
Mrs Kalo Grafton, 1! bushel potatoes, bag
G1rr.
6'ow allen. so lbs -four,
Mrs JOAN Rainaford, Lushcl-m fowla.
Mrs Ben Hatcher, bushcl meal, side bacon.
Mrs Jas Rainsford bushol hominy.
S:t the proceeds oftwo TaLloaux yiven BY some
very smallbut rsry patriotic little girl. of Edge
field.
Maj @ A Addison, ham, basket potatoes;
BASKET turnip greens.
Mrs L s Johnson, gallons syrup.
&ns. LEWIS. JONES. Pres't. 6. II. 4.
Mrs. ELnEh7 BLAND, soo'ry ana T!ress.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1865-03-08
Worthy Of Christians and Gentlemen

Worthy of Christians and Gentlemen
"The liberal heart dcviseth liberal things"
The Graniteviile Manufacturing Company has
contributed 10000 to the relief of the sufferers
in Columbia. In fact, tho hand of this enlisb-
tened and benevolent corporation has evcr been
open as the day to the cry of the Moody. By the
unstinted muniaesnce above recorded, the Gran
itevillo Manufacturing Company has acquired q
fame among us, thatwe and our postorfty will NOT
fail to remember with proud and grateful henrts.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1865-03-08
Mobile Threatened
NIonu.E. Ala, Ma, Il,

McnHE, Ala, Mat"h T.
S!ooile IS strongly menaced. Gen. aI.ury
las is>u':! q CIRCULAR, advising ,hs pao:s:.. to
ri%par9 for its defiance. U.gcs non combat
isnt5 20 leave tie ci;F.
The eychanse C4nnis9;oncrs va=!.,.!,c
erenng received information of the a,riral,;r
bsy ). l::ree nrmbervcff yGcniederatcIrisonsr.
l.oin :;..in Island ana ,Ncw Orleans. .rhav
are ey:cosod up to-day. Maj. Corel viii 81.
,.c. such arrangements as, will Embrace tbo
exchange Ct cfastp,isoaers capturedj in this de-
partment, %st
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1865-03-08

The spirit Of tie women of South Carolina
seemed 10 astoDish the Yankees. They could
not comprehend the calm, heroic endurance
Of those high-born ladies; and they frequently
remarked that under all Che suffrage ard in
suit and injury heaped upon them, they had
seen no South Carolina woman in teara for
the loss ofproperty, or abatiiis e:lo j,t OF tit
til cfthe determination TO stand by thc-cause
Of liberty.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1865-03-08

FEoN PErGR$Dcsa;.-Tae Exprcss Of tie
22nd nit, says that tho cnnmy lave kept up
s5r tie past twodays aud iights, - most ter
rible uproar 9f horn blowing and drum beat
ing. His trains have been running 100, xrl
al external appearances wouEIf seem To inii.
cate movements OF unasusl activity.
q desecter Of far more than ordinsry intel
ligencc, and seeming grespectability, who cane
irto- cur,lines Tneslay night, stated that Grsrt
had sent 10 City Point since the Saturday
night previous from the left, not less than
eight thousand men. i'i:is .c;eser:cr siafcs
that the impression in the army was, ;i.cSc
men were going s1nth-ethnr to N=wbern
or to Sherman. AS Grant vaiuly enticavored
20 reach the Boydton p!a,l, and ttc South
side railroad III lis last movement, wa think.
il probable that lie vii! now reinforce at some
point fu, ther. South, and erlcayor 10 make
that part of his programme success bcjOud
pevadven;ure.
The enemy are dese-:;ag.in laT5s nun',ors,
daspite the extraordinary precautions ef Grant,
10 prevent. The men were greatly e.;o9ra;-
ed at the recent prospect for pesac; hn: taat
great desdeiatnrl being now considered more
remote than ever, they have tc.cGm;ncd TO
rid themselves. Of "war's rule saisrn:s' =;
aay cost. The wo2ds ..:. ;...4mp.i: il. r:.ar nj
Grants lines ara said 10 he filed w. tAa,ert-
ers, while not n few CINE through thcfr9i.t
and give themselves up.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1865-03-08
Constitutioaalisi..
For the Advertiser.
For the Advertiser.
To the Absentces from the 9th Bat
talon. S. C.. Reserves.

talon. S. C. Reserves.
All abseutees from ths above command are
urged to rctu.a torheir command as scon as prac-
ticable. Your comrades ore row confronting the
randal foe, and your country calls in thunder
topcs for all to ay to the rescue. Tho walls of
dcfenceless women, and Tie piteous erie, of help
less. children, haTo been borne ,aloof upon the
lanbcnt flames that have consumed the dwellings,
e'cr their heads, and they. stand unavenged.-.
Gen. Johnston has been restored, chieftain
around whose standard alrmay rally with a rea-
sonsblc hopo that victory viii be yours, and that
triumphant success will rown your Efforts. Can
you, will you longer delay? trust not-I be-
.lieve not.
Then let oil who arc ready to return report to
mo forthwith, that tho necessary arrangements
may be made for their early departure.
A. J. HAMMOND,
Al Gen. S. c. R.
+ Hamburg, Marc 2s j IL
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1865-03-08

SUBSCRIPTIONS to tho ADVERTISER for one
year TEN DOLLARS in advance: For Six Months
FIVE DOLLARS. -
ADVERTISEMENTS will be Inserted at FIVE
DOLLARS per Square 90 minion lines or les for each
:r.eri Advertisements without instructions as to the
number of tines 10 be inserted will be published until
forbid, and charged accordingly
Announcing Candidates for any ONCE Of honor or
profit, TWENTY DOLLARS, to be paid before the an,
nolnccmpnt is published.
Obituary notices, Tributes of RcspectSr any commu-
ncaton personal in It's naluro viii be rated as adver-
tisements and charged accordingly. .
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1865-03-08

E-sThe Yankees in their route. near Store
Mountain, Georgia, robbcd little church Of
itssrible and LYNN book, lamps were bro
ken to pieeas, library broken up, the commu-
MON table t%;en out and used for din;ng
isti7, aaa the house converted into gam
bling saloon,
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1865-03-08
Vast Reward.

4 vast ana ,e':7ii<ss reward Will lie pail ct
this :.:ta inr asy WHERE elssl for t'ls ""asa ii
p!essa,ne-s apd The "raihs Of peace when
,trayed Tor rather, werO stoen) from the soatli-
,rn Canfcderacy somc fur years ago. We give
no description. of them, as We Imagine psop!e
have mol q,ljts forgotten them.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1865-03-08
kes2ec;.u:iy, yours; &c.

Nrs. L. has cur washer. woman's thanks for tho
d;r'-rema, c.---snc says tits emonstrous good"
Whilst entering tho good Mrs. L''s. name on our
books nc uttered {. solemn ;vow never to be sor
imprudcnt ahout slvsf spoons psain,-and If We
do, mag we be duriod il. n baTre cf soft soap.for
n mil month. Who will send in ncxt-and Hhn:
will it lie? We await anxiolsly.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1865-03-08
Stolen,

ISRoM my house on tho S.h Jsnusry last, TWO
g N0IE5,-onoo Gu Wiley R.yacilSior Sl!S.65
Grs, Lee. a,h, 1860, ned emo Oh Carey Brown for
S2OA, duo lst Jan. 1882. This statement rs 10 the
amount OF said notes, and tno when duo. is TO
tho boet of my recollection. An resscus ayo eau
toned against trading Cor either OF salj ;iatos.
OLIVIA S. EpNAKDS.