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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1868-03-05
20 the Public.
NEW RARRETs SHOP.

4 the solicitation Of many of my old customers,
a have again opened my Barber Shop in the
rear of the "Sappington Hotel" Charlestown,
whore shall devote my best efforts to the accom-
mediation of the public.
SHAVING. HAIR-TRnMING, SHANPOOING,
&c. done in the most approved style, and at the
shortest notice
7zs- Clothing Of all descriptions renovated in the
best manner, and on reasonable terms. Give me
a call JAMES BRADY.
Octnher 10. 1867.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1868-03-05

A big buck niger was standing at the street
corner in Lyncbburg, on Monday, one Of the
coolest days this winter stark bareloo,ed, and
TO the enquiry why be went barefoOted this
cold weather. eoolIy replied, chat he was free,
aad be doned Jest As he d-u please
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1868-03-05
Franklin Insurance Com
pany
OF WHEELING.

Directors.
7. II. Logan T. p. ShallcroSs, J. ). Rhodes, George
Nepdel j. H. Hobbs. Saml. Mcclellan, G. W.
Franzhciin. James y. Vance, Alexander Laughlin-
z. .AISQUITH, Agent at CHARLEST0WN.
TTNHIS Company now having been organiZed four
wears. and in that time done a successful bust
ness is still prepared to take risks AZ fair rates on
Buildings Of all kinds. Merchandise, Manuiactu,,
ring Establishments, Furniture Steam Boats anu
Csrgoes on the Western Rivers and Lakes
This company offers superior indueemTRt ~ 49,. az
mers. whereby, they can be Insured on DWeilnss,
Furniture. Barns and contents, for OF . years 81
reduced rates. -, -,
This being home institution, with the largest
eapital and Surplus Of any company m me State'
sr1 composed of some ninety-i0ur stockholders
,.t of whom are among our best business men, re-
-omrpepds itself to the favorable consideration OF
he inspring public aud solicits their patronage.
Ofiee No. % Monroe st., Wheeling, W. Va.
AppNcations for insurance will be promptly at
tended TO- y. c. ARTHUR, Secretary.
SAML MCCLELLAN. President.
GEO. NENDEL, Vice President.
C. NJ. Coen. Special Agent W. II. Mathews
Agent at Martinsburg. E. NJ. Aisquith, Agent at
Charlcstown.
April IL, lS67-ly.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1868-03-05

A German, in Boston, married Norwegian
bride last week. He knows no word Of the
dialect Of his wife. and She knows nothing Of
bis. There's a chance for peace IN that family
for a while, at all events.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1868-03-05
TO THE PEOPLE.

HAVING returned to this place permanently,
Ihave opened a shop nearly opposite the
Post Office. where am prepared to furnish the
public with SADDLES, BRIDES. COLLARS,
WHIPS, and HARNESS Of every description on
the shortest possible notice, made up Of good ma
terial and in best manner, and respectfully solicit
share of public patronage. Ny charges shall be
moderate. Please give me a call.
REPAIRING promptly executed.
DAVID SLAGLE.
Sajthfeld, Feb. s, ls6s-Sm.+
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1868-03-05
Rev Goods.

TIME undersigned have Just returned from New
York with their Fall Stock OF Goods at great
~ reduced prices. -
Oct Il, 1867. KEARSLEY d sHEERER.
7 INSEYS.-We have just received our stock Of
L Pulled and Plaid Linseys, Tweeds, and White
and Colored Flannels. which we offer at Factory
prices. KEARSLEY SHEERER.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1868-03-05
RANSOM 4 DUKE,
Agents at Charlestown, Va.
TO THE FARMER.

ID ECENT experience has proven that good
II Fertilizer upon CORN pays better than upon
anT other crop. Besides pushing the plant to an
early maturity and enabling it 20 stand successful
" the Oh fought % Summer. experience has proved
that ZELL'S RAW BONE renders it proof against
the ravages Of insects which Of late years have de-
stroyed so much Of the product Of the Farmers Ia
Dor. We refer TO Messrs. i. G. Undertake, c. ).
Manning, Col +. Yates, g: "; EieheiDerger' -
F Abel. James /. Griggs. T. II. Willis and J, l..
Craighill and request that YOU will call upon our
Agents. Messrs. HANSON 4 Duke, and get PamPh-
let containing their Certificates. -.
p. ZELL 4 SONS.
RANSOM DUKE, Agents at CharlcstowR.
February g. lSGS-3n.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1868-03-05

The following may be found upon a tomb
stone IN Connecticut:
Here lies cut down. Ike uuripe fruit.
The wife OF Deacon Amos Shutc.
She died OF drinking too much coffee,
Amy Dominy eighteen FORTY"
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1868-03-05

A writer beautifully remarks that mans
mother is the representative Of his Maker
Misfortune and mere crime set no barriers be-
tween her aud her son. While bis mother lives
aman has one friend on earth who will not desert
him when he is needy Her affection flows from
aPure fountain, and ceases ouly at the ocean Of
eternity.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1868-03-05

II woman wants TO keep her husband at
home, let her send him TO the top Of the house
and then take away the ladder
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1868-03-05
Auct;oneer's Notice.

rTNHE undersigned offers his services 20 the peo-
i pie of Jefferson as an Auctioneer He viii at
tend public sales, and perform the usual duties Of
an AuctiOneer upon the most reasonable terms ard
will exert hmsefn the interest Of the parties con
cerned. Letters addressed 20 me at Harpers fer-
~, or left at Free Press Office. will receive pIomPt
attention. J. ID. P0yTEREIELD.
December II, iss7.-su,
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1868-03-05
BLACKSMITHING.
HARD WARE.

HARDWARE.
WE have just received nice assortment Of the
w following goods in our line:
Tin Toilet Setts-Plain and Fancy,
Ivory Handle Knives-best quality,
Plated Forks and Spoons,
Knives and Forks,
Pocket Knives, Of every kind and price,
Stove Brushes and Stove Polish
Tea Walters,
A new kind Of Wood Saws.
Nov. :, 1867. d. HUMPHREYS CO.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1868-03-05

An editor, saeerng at the stupidity Of con-
temporary, says, The best thing he has got
OF this week IS a dirty shirt"
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1868-03-05

TIVE undersigned viii open on Thursday and con-
! tnue during the season. his capaciouS OlS-
TER SALOONS, where both Ladies and Gentle
men, can have tbcw served up in every style, with
all the necessary accompauir.cntS
OYSTERS furnished o. Families by the Pint, Quart
or Gallon. 40 the lowest rates.
October %, ls67. GUSTAV BROWN.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1868-03-05
SIIANNONDALE
FACTORY.

vU,ur ,rde,s,gred are conducting this vel ap-
ro;atsd W0OLEN FACTORY, miles from
CbarIestown and mile from KableioWn, and aro
constantly manufacturing Goods Of superior {. ali
~. .s,..-.,-
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1868-03-05

Can any one tell how It is that a man who
is TOO poor to pay for a newspaper, is able 10
pay a dollar or two a day for tobacco or cigars
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1868-03-05

We can do a great deal for our friends. bu;
there are some things we cannot do We can
not repent for them or die for them. These
two things they must Do Tor themselves.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1868-03-05

To Tar-Pdyers Of ArerW HUpcr's Ferry
and Eolirqr Townships.

VNHE Taxpayers Of the above named townships
are hereby notified that I viii meet them NJ
the following places:
At the Store &C John W. Grantham in Middle
way, 90 Thursday of each week, for the purpose
of receiving the Taxes OF Avcrin Township-now
lla Cor the wear l>67
viii be al the office of John Eoouce, ia Har-
Pers Perry, ou saturday Of each week. for the
purpose of receiving the taxes Of Harper's Ferry
Township due for 1867.
Twill also DE at the Office of Samuel " Patterson
in Bolivar, on Friday OF each week for the purpose
Of receiving the taxes due in Bolivar Township for
the wear 1867.
After the Slst day Of December. 1867 Five per
cent viii be charged ON an taxes unpaid
hope this notice will be responded O. by the
taxpayers of said Townships a the tax Is now due
90 state and County, and it not paid ~ the S dav
ot February, lSGS will be compelled 20 collect by
distyaiuing and selling property.
GEO. KOONCE,
Dec. 5, lsG5-3m. Deputy Sheriff
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1868-03-05

A tender-hearted railway engineer says he
never runs over man when he can help it,
" because IL muses. up the track so
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1868-03-05

He who marriss a widow viii have a dead
mans head often thrown into his dish.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1868-03-05

cu,s c co,,,xs E. s. HEATH
COLLINS G. HEATH,
% Light Street, Baltimore,
COLE Manufacturers of Magee's FURNACE ian, ana
- RANGE, the celebrated Malcolm Patent Iva va,
porating HEATER, and the celebrated SfESNH
RANGE. Also, G0INGS' European KANUE'
Chesapeake Cooks, Plumbing,
Mt Vernon Cooks, Iron Pipe,
Patapsco Cooks, Lead PIpe,,
Universe Cooks. Sheet Lead,
Roger Williams Cooks, Rams,
Star Fire Place Stoves, Pumps,
with Heaters for Up Bath tubs,
ner Chambers, Garden Vases,
Portableand Brick Warm Refrigerators,
Air Furnaces with Heat Water Coolers,
ers, BOWS,
Parlor. Hall, Office and Water Closets,
store Stoves, Chimney Tops,
Ranges. Farmers Boilers,
L6w-down Crates &c. Sinks, &c.
Baltimore, Sept. 10, lS66-tf.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1868-03-05

tALYANIZED and Japauncd Coal Holds and
II Fire Carriers, Brass, Steel and Iron Shov,!s.
ToHCs Poker, Coal Shoyels, Coal Sleeves, Brass
and lron Audirons, for sale bv
Nov. g, 1867. d. HUMPHREYS co.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1868-03-05

Try Ir.-Iustead Of a tear for the suferings
Of the poor aud needy, drop sbinplaster; !"
II VIII DO more good.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1868-03-05
DRESS

1867. DRESS 1867.
AND
CLOAK TRIMMINGS.
FALLIMPORTATION
BUGLE TRIMMINGS. ORNAMENTS. BUT
TONS, BRAIDS and VELVET RIBBONS.
Ihave lust opened large and varied assortment
Of the above Goods comprising all newest STYLES ot
Gimps. Braids. Buttons. and PRINCES. Also, the
new STYLE OF Ornaments for Cloaks. Read Buttons
for CICaks and Dresses black Velvet Ribbons Cords
aud Tassels Also, the celebrated JOSEPH KID
GLOVE, the best Glove in the world. for II, 25,
Wholesale aud Retail. JOHN E. TRIBE,
Nos. 81 y. Charles 4 SO Lexington 81,
September %, lS67-ly BALTIMORE.
DRY GOODS.
FALL 1867.
Hull, Atkinson ~ Co.
25S BALTIMORE STREET,
BALTIMORE,
Ask Merchants visiting Baltimore 10 examine their
large aud elegant stock Of Bitish French and Amer
lean DRY GOODS. Orders promptly executed.
RoBr. HULI, THoS. W. ATKINSON,
SAM'L HUNTER, WV. j. Hull,
5. HARRIS HoPStNs.
ALLL5 Il 4 Mn NON ~ W.
Sept &c, lS67-Sm.
CAMPBELL ~ MASON,
Druggists & ApOthecalies,
CHARLESTOWN, VIRGINIA,
WOULD respectfully invite the public gcnc--
w ally 10 examine their complete stock of
DRUGS. CHEMICALS,
Patent Medicines, &c,
all Of which are warranted to be fresh and perfect
~ reliable.
A FINE STOCK OF
Druggists Fancy Goods,
Perfumeries. Soaps and Preparations for Dyeing,
Preserving and Dressing the Hair, Tooth, 81
Nail and Hair" Brushes, Dressing and Fine y q
Combs in great variety. Especial attention ~
is called 90 the supply OF Paints Oils, Window
Glass DYES NaruisheS, Colors, and everything in
that line which we will sell as cheap as they can
be bought Their stock Of
SCHOOL BOOKS, STATIONERY. sc,
Is complete. ANY book that is wanted will be fur
nishcd In three DAYS notice. ii % be had in the
cities. Also agents for the sale OF Bibles for
the Virginia Bible Society, at their rates.
eS-Physicians Prescriptions compounded with
neatuess and despatch, at all hours.
September 20, 1867.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1868-03-05

BEFORE THE PEOPLE,
YEvHAT I. DINKLE is dealer in Gold and Silver
I Watches, Rich Jewelrv, Silver aud Silver
Plated Ware Of all kinds; also, IL = Repairer Of
Watches, Clocks and Jewelry Of all kinds. Call
and see him, as he Is determined to sell As low as
corresponding articles can be had in Baltimore, 1t
Stewards old stand in CharlestoWn.
Jan. %, 1858.
CALE'S Copper Strip Fodder, Straw and Hay
u Cutters, greatly superior to the Hide Roller
Cutters. for sale by RANSOM DUKE.
nIPES PIPESN PIPESM-A new and beauti-
4 ful assortment OF Wood Pipes Of all kinds and
styles, just received by
Nov. :, 1867. NJ :. BROWN.
NYMPH OF THE JASIES.-A new and excel
~ lent brand Of Smoking Tobacco, just received
and for sale by
Nov. I, 1867. ". $. BROWN.
bacon, for sale by
ID Nov. 7. D. HUMPHREYS , co.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1868-03-05

Sonny, dear, you have a very dirty face"
' Cant help it, marin. dad'sa black Tepubl-
san"
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-10-11
cry TespeclIuIIY
Your followed ti2ens,
MR. ADAMS REPLY.


aessrs. Wade Hampton, Jas. DanI Pope, F.
W. McMastsr John z. Thomas and w B.
Stanley:
Gentlemen: Your letter Of September
ed reached me on the 28th, and found
it TO require such careful confederation
that l have withheld my answer until
now. My first impulse Was TO accept
your invitation at once, and hasten to
respond to your appeal upon the instant;
but q moment's reflection and review
of your letter restrained me. I am as
anxious IS you can be to see kindly rela-
tions and fraternAl feelings replace the
sore and angry suspicion which prevails
upon both sides of our land, nor would
any labor daunt me In such cause ; but
[ am more po1erless than you are to
promote such result. You greatly ex-
aggerate any influence of mine, misled
douctiess by the accident Of ali historic
name. | represent nothing in Massa-
ohusstts but comparatively small aud
very unpopular minority, and am re-
garded as hardly less Objectionable,
though far more sinsignifieant, than your
sslves by the majority. Nothing taat
could do or say, II l visited you, would
be likely to receive fair or candid con-
strHction. My action would be attribu-
tSu 10 SHY or un WoItly mOLVosI h1u
yours to the inveterste animOsity which
is still believed to animate the South.
In spite OF any protests Of oars, it will
be insisted that We had some g disloyaP
intent in our meeting. 1 do not urge these
apprehensions as reasons for an absolute
refusal, for / should try to face my
share OF the obioquy with such fortltude
as l could muster, II saw a fair chance
Of aiding, be it ever 30 littley a better
understanding between the sections,
But as you seem TO anticipate an impor-
isn't effect on the North from Cbe 1ep-
ton which. you might offer to L.,
think it right TO dlsaDuse you of the or
ror. Nor 60 think that 1 can say those
things TO your people which would be
delightful to them to hear, or pleasant
for me to speak. Your fate has been for
the present involved by the inexorAbie
logic of events 10 most bitter political
struggle. The interest, and l doubt not
the convictions, OF the dominant party
wilhprepent any dlspassionatu consider
ation of your case until after the cleo
stion. II is declared, and ! fear 1t is
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preacher, a man of Infamous character
who had been years previous compelled
20 leave bis State. TIVE othera were es-
sociated with this man, and The trio
were sent down to Beaufort 70 do the
dirty work The tax was imposed
and fraudulent rate took place, st
whieh, ,in more than one instance, all
town property sBG tao or three planta-
items, belonging TO one naan, were all
sold for n0n-payment Of FAX which
moiety Of either would have paid hun
dred times over.
Most Of the lands were bought In by
the Government, OF course, and most Of
| those purchased By private parties soon
reverted, BY the terms of the sale, to the
Tax Commissioners again. Now came
the formal Gistribuioa to the negroes
alone" oLe1ltes f51ritj mo lchite man
being allowed to buy. For the paitry sum
OF dollar and hall, 10 gseenbacks, 80
acre, each negro was allowed to purchase
a homestead on hts former masters
place, whichefoFmerly produced cotton
that brought in market near dollar
pound in gold
This confseation was not complete at
ths close Of .ths. war, 3 good deal Of land
being still owned bY The GeVeEnnaenk
These lands the proprietOrs asked that
they might be allowed to redeem they
were refused with insult, and told, more
over, that all the surplus oyer and above
the taxes dos had heec appropriated by
an act of Congress, as 8 penalty fac-their
+" treason" Additiona! legislation, how
ever, being needed, altar the close Of the
war, prosecuted in no spirit Of COR
quest, etc - other acts were passed by
Congress occurring still more effeetually
" homes to the freedmen-N y 3 -iS-s
The experiment as regards the capacity
Of the negro for self-gOvernment was
fully and fairly tried; with advantages,
too, which have been nowhere Alse af-
forded this race, and 1t has failed, as all
others have. They now grow a weed,
producing staple bus little better than
the common short cotton, on lands where
the the silky Sea Island was once sue
eesssu!ly cultivated. They have grown
more brutal year by year, and now see
prodigies, consult their witches, AID
will soon worship O5i.
50 has been utterly destroyed society,
the At representative of the Carolina Of
the oldeu time; a society which, what
ever it's faults, yet always cherished B
high regard for talent, truth and honor :
whose charities were Liberal, and were
ever extended to struggling merit; whose
traditions were those of noble ancestry,
who in contest With the red-skinRed In
dian and the relocated British, on
many q battlefield, had shewn their
yaIcr, and whose descendants, in the
iata wEr. were tried in the furnace of
poverty, sfh elton and battle, and not
found wanting" "--..-r-z- .-u
OF this town, as indeed gifted writer
has said OF Lhs whole State, the lament
uttered thousands of years ago over Troy,
may now be poured over her":
The spear the spear, hath pisrcea thy pride.
The flames have ieRrsd thee deep and wide;
Thy c1rousl OF Tow 5rs arb tGFB,
and lost dGsolats art, sad most foriorn.
gE PALMETTO.
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like expression OF countenance, though
somewhat pallid from his long incarce.
ration, and wore long black moustache
and imperial. He was evidently ner-
vous, but maintained a gsntlemsnIy de-
nleanor, speaking calmly to those who
addressed him and "hoping Il would be
al right Near him sat Martin, who
waa brouRht into court during tho trial
for Identification. DorRn's wife aud two
pretty and neatly dressed children, who
bad been in attendance each day, were
in an ante-room. At ten minutes past
eleven the door Of the Jury room opened,
the Judges took seats on the bench and
the jurors entered and took the seats
assigned them. After their names
were called, in response to the
question by the cierk, I" Gentlemen, how
say you do you find the prisoner at the
bar guilty or not guilty ? u the foreman
srose and replied, mot guilty" Doran
arose like bolt, with an indeseribable
expression on his face, and instantly the
whole audience eheered, ciapped their
hands and stamped their feet in apprO-
val. A number OF his comrades who
were present clasped their arms around
his neck and kissed him, and the ladies
Ia the gallery iesned over to LOOK down
upon the scene, clGpping their hands and
waving their haEdkerchiefs. At this
interesting juncture Doran's wife entered
hurriedly, snd, crossing the room toward
him, was clasped in his arms and re-
peatediy and sffsctionatsly kissed. A
moment more and she appeared to be
seized with Mysteries aad began to scream
and swooEed. Doran took her to seat
and sat down with her on bis knee, her
head resting on bis shoulder. She seemed
partially to recover, and In q shrill,
screaming voice, as It were in terror,
cried, "Oh, darling, what are they GO
ing to do with you ?" She evidently did
not seem to understand that he was free,
and he, fearing from her actions that
CONVERSIONS were seizing her, said
tremulously, Z" My God what shall
L do for you, Ju'i&?" The scene
was intensely dramatic-it was more
than dramatic. for it was reality seldom
witnessed anywhere and the general con-
ceptiOa Of which is only found on the
stage. Tears started to the eyes Of men
who looked upon it.
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THE CALHOIgFEERY. TEXAS,
iiURDERS.
Fearful Story Of Crime and
DepraTfiy.

George Tinsley, alias Wash Stewart,
uf Walker county, hiss confessed that he
murdersi, on the night OF the 18th uit.,
at CalhOunis Ferry, Charles Hall, ferry
man, his wife, stranger named MuTry,
and little giEl, sister 70 Mr. Halls wife.
de says: I first murdered Charles
Hail, while going from the COW
pen 70 the ferry, half way down the
bank OF the river, with a large hickory
stick His wife, attracted by t6s noise,
ran to his assistance, and size met the
same fate ss her husband, then dragged
both bodies Into ths river and started up
the bank towards the house, and was
met BY stranger, who asked me II Mr..
Hail Vss at home, and II he could Rst
some water. drew for him the water,
aud whila he vas drinking stTdek him
on the head with the ssma stick. then
went into tae house. and the little girl
ssked as where her sister and Mr.. Hall
were. l told her they were at the ferry,
and Wble abe was going in tbst eiTed-
tiaD, at the corner Of the stable, L also
struck her With the same stick, and she
fsif dead. I then threw the stick under
tha house, returned 10 where I killed the
stranger, threw him into the well, car
Fisd ihe little girl over and threw heE IN
als1.
L then robbed the houss of everything
worth carrying away-mOnsy, tObscoo,
bedelOthiug, etc.; then ssddled up Halls
horse, lied on the tobacco, bedding, etc,
and started with both HalPs aud the
strangers horse for my fathers, s0ms
twelve miles distance.
Arriving home, my mother and Ier
children assisted me- In unpeckiCg and
carrying Into the house the bedding, to-
bsesO, etc. then stsksd out both horses
and went to the house, where mother
and Amy, my sister, cooked supper fOE
me. Then went 20 bed. Got up Monday
morning and assisted my father in gath
eFiuR corn. I carried with me from ths
ferry Mr.. HALLS eiut, and on Thursday
following my mother killed her with al
AK. She also, assisted by my s;ster
Laura, helped me bury the bsdeluthi1g
aud Mr. HALLS saddle. I put ths money,
S32 "A, which took out Of. Mr.. Halls
trunk, In a clothes box, and mother took
It from thers and buried IL. On Thursday
evening I left home about sundown, and
mother tnck the money up from where
she had buried it, and gave 20 me one and
a half dollars. I was hnally arrested ae
Rad Top, while packing cotton.