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Litchfield enquirer., 1873-11-27
Farm and Stock Items.

Many milk dairymen make practice of buying their butter for family use. This makes butter scarce and high in price in the towns from which milk is sent to New York. It is especially more difficult than it used to be in these towns to obtaln but ter of the best quality. The CT amery at New Marlborough stopped for the season on Thursday last. The butter made there has been sold, this fall, in New York, for forty-fve cents pound.
 Rev. Dr. Eldridge, of Norfolk has a very valuable family horse. He is a bay seventeen hands high, weighs 1, ,30Opounds, but of such symmetry of form that he does not look so large. He has good dispo- sition, good style a1d excellent trotting action. In the hands of a trotting horse fancier, he would undoubtedly become very fast, perhaps another Gloster, who is horse of about the same height. Dr. Eldridges horse is son of Mr. Bonner's Edward Everett, his dam of New York Black Hawk blood, and is not for sale.
 Rev. W. H. H. Murray has procured 8 l fine engraved portrait of his thorough bred horse, Star of the South, by Reve- hue. It is beautiful horse=picture and no doubt faithful likeness of a remarka- | bly beautiful horse. The Nation, of last week, has severe criticism of Mir. Mur- rays book. ''The Perfect Horse"
 The Rev. Mir. Murray is not only hay ing trouble with the reviewers who have little faith in his Perfect Horse,'' but he has stirred up the missionaries by an eu- logy of Buddhism and the queer heresy | that we can learn about as much from | China as China can learn from US. Now it is so seldom that Christian ministers are over generous to other religions that we dislike to this one stoned to death for his ex uberant charity. Moreover we imagine there is little truth in his view. In some few respects the Chinaman is much nearer the typical idea of the Christian than anything Western civilization has yet pro duced. He is much more peaceable, in- dustrious, economical person than the New England Yankee, even. In the col ision of races at San Francico, which seems the most Christian in conduct, the white or the yellow? When certain Tartar tribes became Buddhists, says Pumpelly, they became changed from awarlIke to peace able people. We have seen much nomin- al conversion of sayages in America, but hardly with that result. Probably Mr. Murray exaggerates his case, but it is one that assurely deserves our serious con- sideration.
Litchfield enquirer., 1873-11-27

Yale is to play football match with eleven graduates of the famous English schools and universities now in business in New York.
Litchfield enquirer., 1873-11-27
EmQo1RER cluBesao RATES.

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Litchfield enquirer., 1873-11-27

The Purest and Sweetest Cod-Live1 Oil is Hazard & Caswell's, made on the sea shore, from fresh, selected flyers, by Caswell, Hazard & Co.,, New York. It is absolutely pure and sweet. Patients who have once taken it to all others. Physi- ctl'ns have decided it superior to any of the +her oils in market. 3l:4t
Litchfield enquirer., 1873-11-27

A prairie fire is not more destructive to the dry grass than most hair dyes are to the flores of the head; but we expressly except from this indictment the celebra- ted Excelsior Hair Dye, manufactured by Cristadoro, of New York. This admirable preparation imparts to every flament the same tinge, and that tinge may be of any shade, from warm brown to brilliant black.
Litchfield enquirer., 1873-11-27

The conviction of Tweed, his sentence Co twelve years hard labor on Blackwell's islMna. and the prosecution of other prom ineak members of the Ring are among the most reasszring signs of the times. The sreAtesa city in the country has proved ahla to reform itselE What we should now delight Co see would be the punish @eat of a fsw prominent Republican ras- eAla. Ak this rate Democracy will soon have eleanssd its record of the worst blot upon fl. while we are left with an unre- formed Philadelphia. and an unpunished amy of Southern Carpet -Baggers to am Swsr for. Let us hope that the coming Congress will undo much of the evil v0Ek Of the last; that it will revoke the Salary 0rab. restore self-government to L0aaiana. cheek railroad swindling, and prove tAat the Republican party is capa- bls of reforming itself and wisely govern lns 1As s~=ntry.
 The winsted Herald says of the recent psEtoxn&nee of the Creation at Washing, tons
 The mnecema of this enterprise will be the memna. VIC trust, of establishing in our county a ChOrai Union, made up from the 6ege chorus singexs in the different towns, that shall be permanent organization fol the advmncement of higher order of mu. sae among ns. We believe the time has come whan Mir. Buckingham, who is ad. mfrahly qualified to conduct such an or gnnization, can rally around him as many singers as may be necessary for such ar organization. Make Q aca1 Mfr. B. and Litch; field county North will respond.
 We second that motion. Early in De eembsr. we hear. the Creation is to be re peated al New Milford which is easily &C., cessible Co most of the chorus that sang at Washington. No county organization can calculate on such weather as would maka county concert a sure success ir the winter season: but in the spring, or al latest in tho fall, of 1874. such an enter priss might be safsly undertaken. In ths meantime. an many good local concerts al can be he'd will contribute to the interes tAat uould make large undertaking sue eessfnl
Litchfield enquirer., 1873-11-27

Elder Lutz is so popular in New Haven that a fire engine has been named after him.
Litchfield enquirer., 1873-11-27

Now OR NEVER. never was time, we suppose, when goods could be pur- chased at as low figure as at the present time. In fact it is said those merchants will be happy to re-purchase those goods in a few months at the prices they are now disposing of them, and any one with ready cash can secure great bargains. Among the foremost Is the well-known house Cf Thomas Steele < Son, jewellers, whose advertisement appears in Especial Notice" column. They have large stock of their regular goods on hand, more than usual at this time of the year, consisting of silver ware, both plated and solid, in all its many branches also French clocks, bronzes, opera glasses, watches, etc, which they wish to dispose of to make room for the more fancy goods of the holi- day season. They must have room for these coming goods, so they are offering their entire stock at prices that are thin ningit rapidly.
Litchfield enquirer., 1873-11-27
Births

At Goshen, Nov. 14,a son to Mir. and Mrs. Theron H. Page.
Litchfield enquirer., 1873-11-27

Twenty-six unlicensed liquor sellers were arrested in New Haven, last week.
Litchfield enquirer., 1873-11-27

A new Methodist church which cost
 s, 900 has recently been dedicated at Can
Litchfield enquirer., 1873-11-27

An occasional does of Dr. Pierces Plea sant Purgative Pellets stimulates the stomach and bowles, restores the appetite and invigorate3 the system. Hence it is often advantageous where no serious de rangment exists. One who feels tolerably well often finds that a dose of these Pellets, from their cleansing and renovating effect upon the digestive apparatus, makes him by Druggists.
Litchfield enquirer., 1873-11-27

A general relief committee has been ap- pointed in Bridgeport to provide means of relief for the poor.
Litchfield enquirer., 1873-11-27
STATE TIE Ms:

Burglars stole goods to the yalue ofs1 O0O rom " store In Westport Tuesday night.
 Volunteers are being enrolled at Bridge port for the Cuban Wal, including a'.char- lain."
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1873-06-27

HEAVY RAINS IN THE SOUTHWEST -
A Little Rock letter received in New York
dated the Goth says that rains have fallen
necessarily for fOrty-six days, inunda ting
the low lands and prairies, and utterly ru-
iuing the cotton crop along the Memphis
and Little Rock Railroad
ES Wien St. Louis editor wants a
delinquent to pay up, he says; "Devclop
your minerals"
RAJ The Martiusturg .Stdtcsman halls
the inauguration Of farmers oranges in
this State, and proposes CHARLES JAMES
FAULKNER as their candidate for the next
Presidency.
Esr Ga Wednesday in New York jury
was Outlined in ;he WALwoRru case and
the trial was formally opened
EF Mr.. GEORGE r. WATSON was paw
Cd to death by a mule, which he was en-
deavorine to hold while being shud, ut
L,vettsyi.le, Loudoun county, Va on the
lSth lest.
Ef< PRESIDENT GRANT is seriously in
disposed, suffering from an attack of disr.
rt@'. lie is at Long Branch.
EfF PRoFEssoR JosEPH PANCOAs~, NJ
d. resigned the chair of anatomy OF the
jefferson Medical College, at Philadelphia ,
on Monday last, which he has occupied for
thirty four years, having succeeded the late
DR.. GEo. MCCLELLAN, the founder of the
institution.
E-y The Grafton Sentinel says there are
hut two cases of smallpox in that town.
Both patients are railroad men, and it is
supposed that the disease was contracted
at Piedmont.
ErIzooTIc This epidemic still fingers
among the horses in few localities of this
counrry. We are informed that Henry
koon'z has recently lost two and has a
t .rl one bopolessy diseased. - ,Shcn Dean.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1873-06-27
Serious Charge against Pastor.

REV. Mn. LAMPE, of Wheeling, Pastor
of Zion's Church, and teacher of Germao
in the public schools, wss arrested on the
18th instant, for attempted rape on a girl
aged II years, one of his scholars. lie de :
MES tho charge, aud has given bail. As
be did not appear on Friday last to answer
to the charge, tits suspected that h. has
left Wheeling aud has 40 intention of re-
turning and facing the enraged father aud
relatives of the girl. TIE suspicion is con-
6rmed by tho fact that he decided away
bis property at Wheeling for So 500"
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1873-06-27
Cash Store.

ol,cays on The alert, foreseet"g The ercm
,cas speedily on hand 10 reap he adrian
toges thus gained and is nor prepared II
o6cr item to his many patrons and .friends.
Read The .foHooing and compare ,oU1
figures you are paying eIserhere:
Who ran sell you prime Porto Rico Su.
gar at lc., but
l.. b. SHEETz?
Who can sell you Prime Rio Coffee at
&c but
L. Il. SHEETZ?
Who can sell gou good Syrup dy he
single gallon at 35c, bit
f. B. SHEETZ2
Who cun sell you The best and pure-i
CoaI oil at 35c by the single gallon, J"i
E.B snEETZr
Who can sell you good Tea at 25c pr
quarter, bit
l.. b. SHEETZ?
Who can sell yom every article an hc
Grocery line cheaper han any other mar
Ret East Of Baitimore.
Il. Is. SHEETZY
Who sells La"reL ID Cotton at 13c, bd
L. Il. SHEETZ2
WHO can scH George Washiaton's Wor'rn
is. and Oregon d. at l24c, bit
T. H. SHEETH?
REMEMBER, these are ydrd ri8e amt
cery hedyy.
Gho scHs a spie1dM go,d,o15e B'roH
ed Coaon at 1910, INT
T.. - sHEETZ2
JFh9 sells .yon all k1,3, ecDy Cur
as cheop as any rltaH t0y Hor
Il. y. SHEET
Who scUs pm Charts Cotton az u
Who sells Pins at 5c9
Who sells Nccdlcs at Sc /?
b. sHEEr2?
WHO &cco' he most complete stool I
Bosiery, Glorcs, Sco1Js, lice Co,bos
Ttcs, Foncy Goods amt Notions genooiI
III RomHry.
T.. Il. sHEETZ
Who sells Uon choice Prints ,carrar"d
.f'st colors, at 1Oc per yayd, Jm
j.. Il SHEETZ?
Who sells yon good style GiHghams ood
fast colors al l2lc, Int
u. Il. SuEETZ7
Who seHs you Jeauti(at PereaHs at l.,
INT
+. u. S1IEETZT
Who seR' yen choice Ifqucs ot25c, Tut
H. j. SHEETZl
Jvho scHs you BcouGfH Dress Goo,Is ~
2jc, JW
j. B. SHEETZ?
Who Eccps ME hast efocE Of
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1873-06-27
Lime, from the experiment. we bav

Lime, from the experiment we have
made, does not arrest the mischief of the
potato bug. The operations of this bug,
we regret to soc i, stated, are not confined
to the potato, for after having stripped n at
cucumbcrs and various other species of ve-
getation, even to onions.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1873-06-27
By Yesterdays Mail.

NASHVILLE, June 24.-There we're
twenty nine deaths from cholera here to-day,
eight of which were whites.
MEMPHIS, June 24.-There were ten
cholera intermeuts to-day.
CINCINNATI, June 24.-Four deaths
from cholera are reported to-day from the
Hea lih Office.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1873-06-27
Baltimore Cattle Market
THURSDAY. June 70. IS7:


BEEF CATTLE-There has been a larger number
of Cattle the market this week thou were
needed and the weather has also been very OPP
pressive; both causes have combined 10 low er
quotations. Early in the week there was some
little life i'm the market but il soon disappear-
ed and operations became slow AMI prices fell
of lc per lb MI grades There were a few
better tops shan last week, but larger number
OF common Cattle Quite number were left
over to he disposed OF after market, or to be
taken East by their owners
Prices to-day for Beef Cattle ranged as fol-
lows Best Beeves at 6 O0GrS7 I2-that gem
orally rated first quality , 5Ort s. OO--mcdi-
um or good fair quality ! IjGoH - 5o--ordiuary
thin Steers, Oxen and Cows + OCGt%4 5j--in,
fcrior and lowest grades Of Cattle OUCiOO DO
general average Of the market to-day - ST.
extreme range Of prices G0lJS7 ~ Most Of
the sales from p 20 81 20 r. 100 lhs
OF the receipts 63G head came rom Ohio. 81
from Maryland 43l from Illinois, l37 from
PENNSYLVANIA, 75 from Virginia, aid 2G from
West Va total receipts for the week laig head
against 1882 last week. and lflS head same
time last veHr. OF the offerings gtG head were
taken 10y Baltimore butchers 10 head sold 10
Washington city and Annapolis dealers and l4I
head TO Eastern sQecuetors--t1tu sules for
the week 1922 head, against lyI3 last week, and
1907 head same time last year.
SHEEP AND LANns There was some falling
of ia the arrivals this week but The supply has
been about equal to the demand The Eastern
demand was lighter than last week about 200
head going Co Philadelphia against goo last
week leaving the number mere about adequate
To- the wants % this market We quote COM
mon 20 fair Sheep at lNlj ci5 ard Gur 10 good
at 5Cg5{ Cts per 10 gross Lambs in fair de-.
mand AT 2MSA 30 per head Receipts this
week 1859 heid. against 1916 last week, and
1910 head same time last year.
No.s.--Tbe falling oHiu ihr receipts this week
IS about 5000 bead as compared xith last week
There has been Is fair dcmaud under the lighter
al
The demand IS chiefly for I'lbt smooth io.e
weighing gross 10 90 200 lbs ln-ger ones bs.
ing not os suitable Co The needs Of the butchers
now as i1 cooler weather. quotations. though
about Che smc as last week are Grmer Wc
quote corn fed logs az I5m7 %. and siiI'crs
af % jDf.TG % per 900 lhs net Receipts tbis
week $3.50 head against 10 02J last week, aud
1852 head same time last year Sun
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1873-06-27

DISEASE DIR. j. A. Fechtig during
the past week has had seventy five cases
of true sporadic cholera, which is regarded
by experienced physicians as foreruuuer
of Asiatic cholera Cumberland CiviIian.
,J.He %.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1873-06-27

Samuel j. Stump, &c, Defendants,
In Mancery.
ECG decree rendered at the April term of the
D Circuit Court Of Hampshire county. West
Va, the undersigned, Special Commissioner
ia this canse is directed after having FIRST given
notice nv publication in the "South Branch In
tclligeuccr for six successive weeks Of the time,
place and purposes of his proceeding under this
said decree, (which publication is made equ va
lent 70 personal service of notice upon all par
ties interested,
ls'. To state. settle and adjust the accounts Of
james ". Powell, late Sheriff of Hampshire coun-
tv, and as such Administrator OF Samuel J
stump deed
2nf To call before him oil the creditors Of
Said Samuel j. stump, dec d., to prove their
claims and 10 ascertain and report my and all
liens on the real estate in The Bill and Proceed
InEs mentioned with their prioriiies. also whether
SAID stump died seized Of auY other real estate
ana The total md annual value Of said real estate
All persons interested will, therefore,
T1EE no TyCE,
That on the 5th day of August 1873 ut my
Once ia Rornney shall proceed to carry out
me- directions Of the above recitei decree, at
winch time and place all parties interested will
attend Tor The protection Of their interests.
SAM i l.. FLOURNOY,
.Spccjai Commissioner
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1873-06-27

ing Of the 1S;h inst DAVID Mass, a brew
eI, aud well-known citizen of Wheeling,
was found dead IN his brewery having com
mitted suicide by shooting himself with q
revolver, blowing his head to pieces. The
result, it is said, of depression of spirits,
caused by the prohibitory law and fear of
loss thereby.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1873-06-27
DIED.

Near Now Creek on The 18th instant WV ~
DAVIS, sou Of widow Caroline Davis, 10 tLc 9th
year Of his age
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1873-06-27

10 SUBSCRIBERS After this weeks is
sue oil the Intehtgeneer the U. S. Postal
law requires postage to be paid on all news
papers Heretofore the law allowed the
Tree delivery of newspapers in the County
"oere published. The following are the
rates OF postage per quarter, payable in ad-
vance either at the mailing or deliv' ~
office
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1873-06-27

NOU ARE POLITELY INVITED TO CALL
and examine the following
800 pairs Mems Shoes at 81 %, eyery
pair tc0rrdHtcd;
400 pairs Neas Plo,1 Shoes;
400 poirs Mems KIP Shoes
800 pairs Mens cay Shoes;
800 pairs Mems Caif Boots;
500 pairs Mems Cutters
500 pairs Ladies' Cutters at 81 90;
500 pairs Ladies' Slippers at so, 75c
and 81 90;
500 pairs Infants Slippers at 25c, oil
colorS;
300 pairs Ladies Newport Ties;
500 pairs Indies Croquet Slippers;
200 pairs Misses Croguet Slippers;
500 pairs ChHis Shoes, all cclors
button, lace, heels and ,cihOm heels;
40 dozen Mems tine Panama Hats, al
81 90
10 dozen Mems G"e Canton IStra,c Hats
dtsl 90;
100 dozen Mems Malaga Summer Hats,
az 25c;
80 dozen Boys pressed .StruW Hats a
l5c;
An immense .Stoch Of Chadren's .Strau
Hats, very cheap.
4 rery larye anil elegant assortment NJ
Loijcs and gent'emenS TRUNKS and
TRAVELLING BAGS. G<y- Remember,
EDWARDS is he only man IN Westcr"
M,Ulo"d 'cho Keeps the celcJrotcd PAL
ACE TRUNK nth combination Loch (;
no key required.
HATS and CAPS Of me rery latest
s,yles ycccired daily /rom NE best hoHses in
New lorh city THE most duraJle ami
Je""f;f"i fHing BOOTS Il SHOES male
10 order promptly RcPairi"g done neat.
" md Arrays rca'iy at the time promised.
Don't /orget the place, at
EDWARDS GREAT STORE,
NO ST BnIt. St,
CUMBERLAND, ND.
re- Sign If NE Liy hat and big Red
R00f
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1873-06-27

SMALLPoX.-W have TO report this
week one case of smallpox aud one of va.
rioloid in Piedmont. In Westernport there
are two cases Of smallpox. We hope al
due measures will be rigidly enforced, and
strictly observed, to prevent my further
spreading Of the disease -Pie10,oat Ht,lc
pendent, .June 90.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1873-06-27
TEE LADY's FRIEND FOR JULY.-Wnh


TEE LADY's FRIEND FOR JULY.-Wlth
the July number of this fnvorite monthly it as
sumes more Of literary character, the fashions,
while no: excluded, being placed in the back
ground. This will commend il still more TO that
large class of readers who value magazine for
the quality of its reading matter The Fronts
piece is engraving of Lady Jane Grey,
that Queen Of Ten Days, in the Tower of London
Among the literary contents, all original, are
The Next Heir. ty Christian Reel--A Winter
Night, by Florence Percy -Dorothea by Fannie
IIodgson-The Cause of 1t, by Annie l.. Forcelle
A Girls Romance, by Daisy Nentnor-The
Land OF Conira,es by Mrs. VI. c. Pyle-The
Master Of Greylands by the author Of East
Lynne, &c, &c. There are also a Fashio De-
partment, Music, Editorials, and Receipts Send
for a sample number Price. s. 90 a year.-
Four copies SO 90. Five copics(Nnl one gratisl
IS 90. The Lady's Friend (S3 OO) and The sa-
turdsy Evening Post "a oO) for - 80. The
Premium Chrome a large Steel Engraving is
given to the sender Of every club. Single mum
bers for sale by all Newsdealers) price 20 cents
Published by Deacon L Peterson, 3l9 Walnut
street, Philadelphia.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1873-06-27
COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.

20 -
Samuel r. Luplon, Complainant,
as
Samuel j. Stump, &c, Defendants,
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1873-06-27
South a}raneh 9ntelli9enser.
ROMNEY, FRIDAY, JUNE 81, 1878

Thanks to Hon. Henry G Davis Of the T.
ni,ed States Senate, for eight volumes of the
Congressional CloJe for the 4lst and And Con-
gress.
Also. 10 Hon A. I. Boreman for compendium
copy Of the Ninth y, S. Census, 1870.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1873-06-27

The Ilarrisville Gazete reports that the &c.
phaI'um coal mines in Richie county have be-
come exhausted the vein ending in sharp
point downward. This unlocked for termina ton
OF this prosperous enterprise will entail heavy
loss on the owners, who have been to large ex.
pense in working the vein.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1873-06-27

THE WEEPING WILLOW The weeping willow
has romantic history. 1t is asserted that the
first scion was sent from Smyrna, in box Of
figs, to Alexander Pope. General Clinton brought
shoot from Popes tree TO America, in the
time Of the Revolution, which, passing into the
hands Of John Parke GUSTS, was planted on his
estate in Virginia, thus becoming the progenitor
Of the weeping willow in this country.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1873-06-27

In tarrisonburg, Va on Tuesday OF las,
week. the vote was taken on the question of a
town subscription of an additional S25, 900 to
the Washington, Cincinnati and ST Louis rail.
road known as the marrow guage." large
majority voted for the subscription.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1873-06-27

CHOICE and beautiful Dress Goods. not 10
Y be surpassed by any other, fer sale by
N. g. DAWSO n.
Rompey, April %, 1873.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1873-06-27

DR.. IrNHcis 7. Striblng, whea, few day 3
ago, as Superintendent of the Luuatic ASYLUM
at Swunion, the Directors proposed to increase
Ins salary, refused TO accept the same. The Doc.
tor has been Mt the head of the Institution for
io" thc%c many years, and this declining the
proposed increase of his salary, is, truly, IAN
exhibition Of disntereslcdne.s and virtue rare
enough in these days"
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1873-06-27

CoUUT OF ArrEALs.--In this Court AT Wheel
ing, on Saturday last we learn from the wheel
ing intr7'gr.crr the case Of 5. " wltLlAYs. APP
reliant, -. JcrS r. CAnsEIpox. appellee from
Preston county argued and submitted -Boggcs-
for appellant Brown and Allison for appellee
And. on Monday the entire day was taken mp
with The argument of The case Of $. ". WImAYs,
orrcIsnt rs. Isaac II. CAEsKADov, appellee,
'r"n Preston county-Boggess for the appellant
brown and Allison for the appellee. Submitted