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THE unsiessigpsd AasiAg purchased tAe
interest 81 NJ W. r. Baooxs. , aov
t. sol~ proprietor II thk wi Known and
SECULAR bouss, Thankful for sbs liberal
seisonage bsreioiers rccelved. nothins
ill BE- wanting to isdyce 10 son0nsasp.t
Tbs bosss y II eeosraliy known. ,
Or Of ths most conno1iow 80 sle
sast Hossl baildings West o. ~
n ississippi Rivsr. it, istssuai A.
r.sssmscts coers.pood eth IL exts-
~ Tbs rooms are veil iuruissed
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uols H. eonlxt Of sucss. Ths Fro
ueaples emtsssss H. occasacn TO ~, that
ssishss psiss ~ cxpsnss will he spafed
70 rps1sr Il ~ Of ihe very best hoteas 10
THE STABLE:
East Of ~ MstA, h . hrHr. sleeaas
Brick Bsasbs. vhteh b provided viii ~
sAundanes II sosd vbeina9s psosssass
ssA ~ attentive usaaess ~ sssvss0
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a PC. Boaas, nsoslhst.ses o. cval
A. a.d s(ssss Fneea ~ nesnise'
Ma I06 Gasp street, New os's~ss' Ia
Pxtrsit F~.ss, choicest patterns
IA,rese ssd anesa sslsctioa q seoes
.,.nvs a. hspA, iou - siD p 3eeSs
~. suppiisd 70 Photographers In qaa..-
tj1jss % usiA - u tAs sowsss essa
1s.li - esanias oar stoek t'etoss
,,rohasias ELSEWHERE, asd ssss a.s
jAa u. HUNMEL, Agss.
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MsrshaIl Adveniseneat.s
STAR Co TT GIN.
G - - - L. y - Err,
ttm.vy Hrs ral.st)


tt@ery Hrs Patiently
iUH ~ GINS have l.en awarded The
First i'rDnium over all eossr,~t,ssrs
At erers fr,ai. i"r gaant,sy sni quality
of Cation GIN ed, q. ~sil ~ fer .,rrnxsh
.od simplicity III construction asd darn
hal,o Al the state Fair In New ~.
,.su- ~ >.oember last, they wsrr ssb
irct-d la mod ,rrc act, and we're
again awarded the First rrsoiun By .
'nmnltier cn'ul-,-.'.l entirsly of psasti-
cal Planters al totlrn, ,'nnera Miah
tn" t'sd,asr, au,-Afsest, they caa ~
under suy l'nlnr.ry shelter.
- IN the of"n hrkl, v desired This
iiieehme"f al-. thoroughly cleans The
sat It',m al Hast anj dirt, snd greatly
Increases ~ market valos
a l'cl-'; l'st ,l'rsc ,.in-. i',xethsr vni
Agricultural Implements and rlsn.s
t"n Machinery NJ al s,ni ias hces
established 10 >-s 'ri-ats, where or
der. vii l,c flied VI tho -lrste notice
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Southern Subscription
PUBLISHING HOUSE
STA NDARD WORKS,
100 Camp Street,


NEW ORLEANS
II. A. Pollards work Of Southern III
T.. oxraeAiss--a sonpanioa volums 70
he Lost causs: Leo and his Lisutenants
Conprisins . life Of Gen. X Il Lee, ~.
plsts WA faes nsvsr bsfors pablishsd !;
includiag Htsgs~pAiss Of svssy Souehsrn
General Of distinction. In one largo
voluns with 20 S&ssl Portssits Wear
iAg Of the Grey" BY John Esssn Cooke,
. work Of hiaiosioal valss md ro~Antic
Int. rssk "0sn Robk b. Lee" steel
plas4 engraved Likeness the only tsss
pIstms Of he 0ssssal. "0sn. 7. J.
(stonswall) Jackson stssl plate en-
eravsd likeness fro1 the only piotsrs
sves haksn Of him. "Gsa. Albert Sd
ny JohAsoa, This likeness u SOW 10
~ hasds If the ensravsr, and will be
rsady By Bsrtsmbss.
Tksss Eanxvisgs have bssa engraved
b. hat diseiEssishsd Artist Geo, X.
Pssias, IL he highest seyls Of The ass,
and esdossed ~ true and CORRECT IKE
neesss By 0sa'h Bsasregard, Hood, and
eehery, By their esstiaeatas, which ass
u he psssass,oa of he psblisAsr.
Thses iihsssssss hsvs bssa Eotaen up
sseasdjsss Of sspssss, with tas AN 70
scne,ly b or peoo1s . trus rspssaasta-
i've q tAsss efsal nss, sad .. prices 70
enable Ill y g. eopJ.
Pries Of ksey~viaes, saeh, siss lsz24,
a. In ssusss lfans, l6x3O, 2iseh
nosldies. Rosewood aad gill; u. u
oval ftsns, 1870. s-iaoh moulding,
Rosewood aad gilk el0
"Ths Bstlsr IAad," drawn By MIS-
A. X. sawyer, saGssvsd BY Geo, x
Rsr;us. The design rspssssnts the forn
II bsastifsi sainl who's syss, radiant
v,ah holy love, ass raised 70 heaven,
vhils show ~ hsed - sagsl hand
suepseds he celestial crown 10 which
~ sspirss, TAs hss y ~ sspssesivs
= Feds Evaagslins, and voadsriuiiy
esse,ssivs Of ~ pssiey, dsseeian, and
M. Il 10 beautifully coaesivsd, sx-
euiejtsly sxssutsd, ssd be- he rase
.sssis II telling IL own bsassifal and
spi1enal story.
Priee d essssviAg size N126, -
Framed in oval Rosewood AID gilt j.
inch. i6x20, ftans, go Ssnd for cira-
M, giviax lsu dsssip.iss a AAs abov-
prbteaaioss, vhiah VII b sent oa ap
DAeatIoa. !,
Asse1s wanted In every Parish and
Coastv n tAs Houthssn b1aAss, = fsoa
400 = 200 pr noseh eonahsaeas'
6esd r. tsras, ~ Aadsew
jlA Il. HUMAEI., Psblsess.
l06 CANS stsscA New OsssAss, Ia
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New Advertisements.


IL posS0ut 70 tRN S'HYftA.
I will 10 10 MarsEAll during the ten
! days Of grace allowed by law, frcm
the l9th 70 The nth iast, for the pur'
poss Of receiving the taxes from thoss
who failed 10 meet ne II their Precincts.
a. W. YOUNG,
Ass'r and COR.
Oct Is, 81 nl2-2t
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1867-10-26

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ath BY ysllev fsvss, 4 sss =.
d friend sd ssasnpesssy, Col.
Dissosa, oAisf dis ssd
etor Of H. Jbsrasi. On eua.
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of this paper asd ssksd hin
home With hin sal ~ III
We agreed y g, kusjsst thss
}. ns.Sss 4 on lAsily, 1850
I'D, ro1s - Asvise sssss ftsa
h DISEASES h ~ essntey, and
|ained II bsisg uavsll. II va
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lave. Ever aass ~ have hard
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X. %
leaves . lasys aaa very help.
mily. Altlsuga - I'D lost
children. ssversl Dofs rsanais,
the osphsss q - = Two a
pthsrs vAe I'D 10 ~ army 10
j.. Ths psss dtssdfslly profit
.sinsss sesssa ~ veil 6soksa
biz nevspsPsr; bis means wsss
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ID. He ~ teiled With useos.
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vi dsfssniss, asd tAis, With .
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lad we'll sigk bseksa dowp bis
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govsrsosat authority, power,
Etisston within tAs United
hostile a. isinisal thereto.
do fustAsr swssr (nr aArn)
tAs ~ 81 ~ kA,vlsass
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nsAl sea6gvaa5ss q parpsss Of
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he tmscr, ii-,-a. r.lfcut
ImnESMlNo AN0 CLEANING
MAC tit\ o..

This machine has also Fr,ncd the firs>
Premium ~ all trials Il 10 Smaller and
'.orc eompae, than aoy ether msshias
OF It's kind aud motto s.WpIs IL con
strsct'on aud opern,io" The Cylinder
can always DO fed ~ H. fullest capacity,
wishout danger OF cIosging or wssss 81
grain and the whole machine IL ~
built ms Ia insure perfect saassfset,os,
not only !" ia practical operation, bat
also in II. ias''~g Qualities
We also ash the s'ten,ion u rlantsrs
and Dealers 10 tho f"lloving list Of fret
class Agricultural Machinery, via
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1867-10-26

NO. l TAILORING.
THE superiority Of CLOTHING made
i BY practical tailor is evident
NJ. b + X N y r T. IN,
Deses competition His work shows
for itsslf Give him . call, on tAs
south aide Of The square.
har~hall, sept ~, 1857, IUI.r
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1867-10-26
gOTTON GIT

'iEsE celebrated Gins
faientes HORACE ENTRY SON Wo,ks
and AGENTS Tor Northern
best totoh diHs Its Advantage
Let The quantity of cotton ginned greater
other Din Of equal number
End ny the Use Of the Picker R:it IMPOSSIBLE
lot cotton packed ANY TWO Of RIBS
such
ss"s~ Fire. which frequently with All. GINS made
1900. WITHOUT THIS SAFECaUARD
the thousand, those S
their
srd With ~ Cssasrsss At.arhasst they h operated
any shelter the field desired ATTACHMENT
also Thoroughly cleans the lint from Ill Uart
- re"e" she Market S"ss ~ least three pS~nA
We have number Of these Gins o Of hand; also
Colc1ans 4 Co,
shingk Machine Wheeler 6shck 4 Co. ny
Wood saving Machine " !" ~ :" =
Shings Jeinfsr p"
y giving all Of the operation
house tho Dept Where have also Tktasbse
Asd 1rsn AHte Wagons st"v%s and Machinery different kinds
L. @. DxLIsLE h co
Marshall Tcxa. October o. no-u
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NEW ORLEANS.

~OAIs
\. H~~~, As, aud comsi..ioa Merchant.
D.,.l'.s ETC.
y. r, Dueonge W. u. Si,errst, q. n. Nor
rison.
MACHINERY. COTTON GINS ETC.
kaisht A Co.
rhos n Redcy a Co.
LEATHER AND FINDINGS.
Leon Pierre A Co, lmpott~r.
SILKS, RIBBONS, \ FANCYGOODs
Psrktas 4 Fresdisa,iet.
MUSIC AND MUSICAL.
l.. 0russwald,
GENL. COMMISSION MERCHANTS.
Perkins, swen.on \ Co. N o. Swsason,
Perkins, 4 20. N Y.
WHOLESALE GROCEKs.
SCHNEIDER A Zub.rbies.
y. J. Hart and Co,
Tate . Co.
SEWING MACHINE
Wilcox A Gibbs, N. y. Hendrtch ~ Canal
WHOLESALE FISH MERCHANTS.
y. d. Moody 4 Co.
SADDLERY.
n. ". smith, Hostss, Psssrsoa = Fennst.
CLOTHING, ETC.
l.. w.'l.yoS~. The. G. Psyaa.
COMMISSION MERCHANTS.
LsAt, Il War 1 son. Rsoc1s' Il ron.ld 4 Co.
wsbb Pvlh 4 Co. y. J. iissroa, pess Adam.
Wars: C,svt n, 4 Co.. n NJ sco,s 4 Co
Rnssr. ProsAro ! Co. ,Okss, Atvssss, /. ca,
JeAn Phelp. 4 Co.. lo1an. soaist 4 Ciai,
bosss, John p Nance 4 Co. Ps'srs and Pses.
GmrrRs
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s.oas i Co.. Geo, " Ryrss i % tinMs i
f'fch'
rANNI NNWDS AM NViiVNS'
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NlREiGN n tNMksTIC IlOt,OVA
Ds.bss ss1 coaasy. NJ
CARPET WAREHOUSE
a b"re.sss and Co.
CATTLk, HONS, a SHEEP.
reicr.. Pace Ard Andrews, all Tesas inca,
'"a 's'~''s
COAL OH LAMPS ETC.
NINA vs..is.
HARDWARE AND NOTloNS,
slosonb. Balds,s. = c.. Il. } Aailaa.
M)OKSEl.LERS
plcIoea s.d c.. x .ff
my f.r,ono
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w.. !" ... ~. W.
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H. IT, bocAisy.
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SHREVEPORT. 4
ICE MANUFACTURING co.
Geo. Wtillsunosr. Ppsst6ust.
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Jxrrsxsos, TkxAs, Sept. l, 1867.
respectfully solicit the patronage Of
ny friesds for The house Of BROOKS
MCDONALD, Il co, Of New Orleans.
during the ensuing business season
from the fact that having been their
Agent, know the general satisfac ton
they have given in the management and
salc Of Cotton, and wish n see il appre
ciated, and trust they may continue 70
receive > liberal share Of Csnsignnsnss
! woah be happy to facilitate, as Ear .s
possible, ssch arrangements ns my
friends may wish 10 make with the
house and can DO found At }. r, Durrs
Store, with Mr. l.. II. Lst'sy, (of the
Srm, who will renan Al this place and
give his personal superin,endenss 10 oil
or their business
J. NJ TUCKER
Sept 81 n9-2n's
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WANTED. .
no snelsy . ~, e:sgaA.sss ~
~ uloal hosse s..i
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Advertising Index.
MARSHALL.
MERCuANT2
u. " Gwes Co.. single, s-adtf /.
g. u Mn. u. ts'lsw-, 4 q N. k"sa
hAm lsn MySiT johD~n 4 is)ier, Pss~s,
: ", .-'~'s, kn'sh' a bailey u n',- "
-, NJ,s, lsP1 4 q, iIlLs, u.sl.yA g.
,'cL'i,ses : il.wisy. ". n nvess.,s. l.. L. u
Lists and To hns'. xrk.'ss. ! ,o.
DRUGGISTS
frsnk v. Wea5. q. & 6tes, e.. , sol
]. Is Lancaster
Capitol Hotel.
PHYSICIANS
pr, u. "i,hsr.P'cn. p-, johssen ;
Cs..r. %. ;. nasan. b.. n. y t.sd-. d..
J. beali,
DkNTIaN
John.on A slaughter. } n. Tells.
LAWYERS,
tnecs : 0sssx. t.e.ses LAss Mn \ l~sgivy,
lsha 2. Williams. JvAn buras y. U. IApe~Ab.
Wilson. a hci,er, Hall Turner, Pov~
's'rs"s" s'' :" ." unH"~s's ~
IAN F~lsh
NOTARY PUBLaC. Ff0I
\. u. DAVIS. Nl
REAL ESTATE AGENTS.
~. Kgg. A 20 ~
WATCH MAkkils,
DAVID NJ fh@ii, \. :, Hoaet.
pHOTOGRAPillsT>.
". n. brace.
BARbER~
Augustus fnaks
SCHOOLS.
n ssoalo femsls In-tituls hav.ksiI uaivsf-
si,y, independent Mics ti'as Hutton. Mrs.
tothsy, ssu Ms. ioeer, do.
SADDLE AND HARM kssS AHOP.
", n Carter.
HACks AND DiiAYs.
y Y. kaitio.
LIVERY STABLES.
Back. Ia eoaDsrtion 9Th Capitol Hossl,
" hsm1oth. Major itsdhsld.
BOOK AND STATIONERY sTOKE.
Duvsi 4 20.
UNDERTAKEN.
Rains a Co.
IRONTlE.
o. u I.-sg.
DISSOLUTION NOTICES.
y. II. Davis a Go.
The New York herald., 1867-03-31
@ @ z HERALD SUNDAY, 81

up the performance and is very iaushsbIs The plot
turns upon the old stage incident Of stranger IN as
trees. who represents himself a. the long expected
country cousin Of the family but although the Jokes
also DID, the decided hit At the Prince OF
Wales theatre. which Is another val OF the Strand Miss
Marie Wilton Mr.. Clarke two former Strand favor
ties have revived The Maid and the Magpe with great
ectoA and Mr.. Byron's comedy One Hundred thousand
Pounds 10 also ON the bills
NSCKILANEoUk
There arc half dozen minor theatres ana many
music halls yet TO be noticed but they must be crowd
ed into single paragraph. AT the Olympic Mr. and MIS-
Charles Mathews are playing round OF farces and come
dies and Foote'S masterpiece, The Liar has been re-
vived AZ the ST. James the management has been lost
In fog since the decided failure Of Mr. Robertsons now
comedy, Rapid Thaw, and nothing remarkable will
be done until Mr. Robetson Ii ready with another piece
One Of the best bales in London TO be seen at the A.
hambra At Weston's music hall they are singing
Lucia dS L0mmerwoor In costume. and the perform
ance would do credit to any English opera company. II
such attempt TO elevate the music halls seriously
supported BY the press these places would soon become
something better than drinking shops and assgnaton
spots New theatres still needed in London for il
s almost impossible here TO get play accepted upon
its merits actor engaged for his talents alone In
New York. great influx Of American actors and
managers expected this summer but tho most OF them
will do better at home
The New York herald., 1867-03-31
THE FASHIONS.
SPECIAL CORRESPONDENCE or TINE HERALD.

Lent. md Pcnitcnt Colors--Ilints About
Rouge-Cost Of Lodging and Dress During
the observation-disclosures and the Real
Drnwbncks-The New Hats, &c.
PARIS, March H. 1857.
Ash "Wednesday, Lent aud a leaden-tnted sky have
added melancholy feeling and aspect TO iders the
usual the avore shade this season Of the year. and
lavender cashmere costumes lavender silk under.
skirts are the half mourning now adopted by ladies'
who think thoy ought 10 give up pink and blue silk dur.
ing the forty days set aside for pcni,ence.
Penitencc said Ab could all repent but OF one CRY.
ing shame then forty days spent in attaining that simple
object would be worth forty years In womsns life.
alude to the pink and blue painting Of human faces If
there IL a fashion more hideous than another
II Is this atroclous piastering. Let me implore
American girls, who will come over to Paris for
the Exposition to leave this new fashion untred There
are many other pretty things infinitely more bccom-
ing. can but compare painted face 10 sour fruit be.
smeared with red and yellow TO make II look as
tempting apricot while It 10 nothing but very
harsh crab apple. Then the horror OF deceit, which
should exist In well tutored mind, Is totally dis
regarded Rouge shsud be the rising blush when fcmi.
nine coyncss nustsrs blue should be the clear bright
glance of truthful eyes, and let these be thus unto
American daughters aud wives
Something worse than tho leaden tinted sky and sober
gray has dulned the hearts Of our new corners, and
that ragca subject the high price Of food and Dress
may too Of lodging since the Exposition bump has
stood out 30 prominently on Parnsu heads NV i'm.
The New York herald., 1867-03-31
SPECIAL CORRESPONDENCE or THE HERALD.
General Theatrical and Musical Review

General Theatrical and Musical Review.
LONDON. March Is, 1857.
There lul In the reform movement and in politi-
cal affairs generally. The court festivities and rocep
tions to be postponed account OF the death Of
the mother OF Prince Christian, the Queens favorite,
and the weather too damp cold and disagrceabs to
render Rotten enjoyable and outdoor amusements
pleasant Consequently there is q great rush 10 the
theatres almost all OF which overcrowded nightly.
Al The small theatres always the most popular 10 alb
solutely necessary your seats day two In
advance. The London managers doing their best TO
keep up the furor with the idea OF making ali the
money they before the Paris Exposition opens Then
they EXPECT that London will be deserted and several Of
them arranging TO manage English theatres In Paris
There great deal Of gossip floating about the green
rooms nowadays and perhaps you will be interested in
hearing some OF IT.
DRuRy fASy
Al this grand old theatre, before which . military
guard OF honor paraded every night TO protect cher
Maesy's servants" the Players the gorgeous Christmas
rantomime Number Nip has just been withdrawn, and
the manager Mr. Chatteon, has settled down TO more
serious business Phelps the tragcdsn has been play
ing round Of shakspearian characters, supported BY
Mrs Herman Vein, most charming actress, who In
tends 10 visit the United States within year Mr..
veyin Of the nest actors In England, although
an American by birth, is starring at Edinburgh in q
translation OF the German play Laurel Tree and Beggsl
ssn in which Dawson created such sensation a the
stadi theatre Now York. Faust has nov been revived
The New York herald., 1867-03-31
LONG ISLAND INTELLIGENCE.

RKrumIcAs NOMINATIONS Tho following viii show the
various nominations made by the republicans Of several
Of the principal towns on Long Island
Hempstead-For Supervisor Robert CornweI; for
Town Clerk Sands POWELL for Justice Of the Peace John
stead-For Supervisor John " Clark; for Town Clerk,
s. f. Poue; for Justice OF the Peace Richard vaen-
tine for Collector Gilbert Mackey. East Hampton
Samuel NJ Gardiner for Justice Of the Peace, Henry
Tuthill for Collector Merry A. Parsons Riverhcad-
Corwn for Justice OF the Peace, Sylvester Miller for
Collector, Oliver Vail Brookhaven--For supervisor,
o OF s Rosd sn
George p. Helm; for Collector, Charles A. Davis
BuRGARr.-Ths store Of James =. Smith, at Long
Wharf, was broken into on Friday night and about $50
DRAru or An OLD RESIDENT or QuExw COUNTY Charles
C. Lawrence, an old and highly esteemed citizen Of
Flushing died at his residence Tuesday evening, "a
the advanced age Of seventy-eight years
EARsscs OF THE LoSo ISLAND RArLRoAp-The total
earnings Of the Long Island Railroad for tho year 1893
we're Soil se1 e2 the number Of passengers carried
7ei soo the receipts for freight, 1921 6o1 TO- Have
the facilities and accommodations for the comfort Of the
travelling public been in proportion 70 the great increase
Of receiptsS
SEA Doc-A son Of Mr. Hulsc, Of setucket, l. l., aged
fourteen, short time since killed immense seq dog
at s.rong's neck, which measured over Ave feet In
length.
SUDDEN DxArH-captan ". I. Brown, an old Resident
Of Greenpor fell dead recently he was entering his
residence. He was apparently in good health al the
time OF his sudden demise
BALp-HKADrp EAGLE sHor. r.--Mr J. @. Pool. OF Brook.
lyn, recently shot splendid specimen Of baldhesded
eagle in Gowsnus bay. y proved 70 be quite young,
yet measured six feet sir inches from Zip 10 tip
ImrRnnxo 10 sroRrmxr. r.--souihside bar and tho
adjoining nst lands on Long island are now swarmns
with game For many years past there has not been a.
great an influx Of game as at tho present time Wild
reuorted Abundance