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The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1876-10-06
North searsmount. Me Sent o

North Searsmount, Me-, Sept. 0, 1879.
Dear Sir 1T gives me very great pleasure to
inform you of the benefit received from the use
of Peruvian Syrup in my own family. My wife,
for the past ten years, has been in feeble health
very much debilitated generally. Last spring
she concluded to try bottle of Peruvian Syrup,
and was so well pleased with the result, contin.
ued its use until three or four bottles had been
used, and she is now in better health than at
any time for ten years, and has increased in
weight from ITO pounds to 1868. 1 have EN-.
ployed physicians and used q great variety of
patent medicines, to the extent of hundreds of
dollars, and | know she received more benefit
from the Peruvian Syrup than all the rest to-
gether.
My sales on the Syrup are very large and con-
stantly increasing, and do not hesitate to re-
commend and even warrant it to give satisfac.
ton. If you desire, you are at liberty to use
this communication as you see fit, as it gives
me pleasure to recommend so good an article
to suffering humanity.
Yours truly, ITHIEL PEAsE.
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1876-10-06

Tile Egening Bulletin is the title of a new
journal, the first number of which was issued
last Monday afternoon, at No. 1873 West Bal.
timore street, Baltimore. 1t is well printed,
its contents are well arranged and readable,
and it shows the impress of hands accustom-
ed to the work 1t is independent in politics
but in thorough accord with the conservative
spirit and sentiments of the people of Mary
land. 1t is just such paper as has long been
needed in Baltimore, and without interfering
with the other good newspapers of the city,
WILL we are sure, be devoted to every good
word and work intended TO advance the best
interests of the people of the city and State.
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1876-10-06

One of the attractions at the Centennial
Exposition upon Maryland day, the 10th of
October, will bea grand national tournament.
The p. w. & b. railroad company will issue
round trip tickets good for the 18th, 18th and
10Th instant, including admission to the Cen
tennial grounds, at $3.50 from Baltimore.
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The Agricultural Fair.

Preparations for the third annual cxhibi.
ton of the Hartford county Agricultural and
Mechanical Society are in active progress,
and everything will be in readiness by Tues
day next, when the fair will commence. The
entries have been quite numerous already,
and it is expected that the display of fine
stock, machinery farm products, &c, will
be fully equal to that at either OF the two
previous fairs. The race track has
been placed in excellent condition, SO that
the trials of speed, always an attractive fea-
ture at agricultural fairs, will take place UNI
der the most favorable conditions provided
the clouds withhold their rain.
To prevent accidents from persons press
ing upon the track while races are in pro-
gress picket fence has been placed along
that portion of the course near the grand
stand. This, while not obstructing the view,
will ensure greater safety to visitors.
The fair will be held on Tuesday, Wednes
day, Thursday and Friday, the 10th, nth
18th and 18th of October The programme
for each day presents special features Of at
traction, and cannot fail to interest the large
crowd which it is expected will be present
While the great Centennial Exposition al
Philadelphia will no doubt continue to draw
many of our citizens thither, no one interest
ed in the promotion of the agricultural in
terests of Hartford should permit their pilgri
mage to Philadelphia 10 interfere with theil
visit to the county fair; and those who are
unable to attend the international exposition
will find a pleasant and profitable substitute
in our fair.
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M A r r | L D.

KIRK-bURNHAM,-On September 10,
1876, at the residence of N. F. Burnham,
York, Pa, by tho Rev. A. M, Barnity, of
Ashland, Pa, p. SCOTT KIRK to Miss
ANNIE II. BURNHAM, both of York, Pa,
ARCHER-MAGNESS.-On September
29th, 1876, at the brides residence, by Rev.
W. M. Strayer. JAMES IL. ARCHER and
MAGGIE A. MAGNESS
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1876-10-06

The New York Tribune thinks the re-
vival of business is past doubt. The in.
crease of the dry goods trade of that city
will be generally accepted as the most certain
among the numerous indications that a re-
action from the hard times has fairly set in.
1t is, however, healthy reaction with moth
ing speculative in it, buyers being cautious
and credits short.
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1876-10-06

The libellous Neso York Times gives up
Indiana. 1t says: "The chances are, so fal
as Harrison is concerned, that he loses"
There is no doubt that the prediction about
Harrison's defeat will be verified. The Times
also says "The situation is just this: Tilden
intends TO carry this State, if possible by
fraud" The allegation about Democratic
frauds is very thin cover for the immense
frauds the Radicals are organizing. The
Democrats are busily engaged in discovering
and defeating such plots by publishing all
the details of them. ha#f He sa
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1876-10-06

The judges at the Centennial Exposition
have unanimously" awarded first premiums
to at least half a dozen different piano manu-,
facturers, A lively piano war has accord
ingly broken out among them.
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1876-10-06

Colorado, the home of the potato bug,
on Tuesday went Republican AS an offset
to this, however, Delaware on the same day
held her little election, which resulted in q
victory for the Democrats.
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1876-10-06

might have een<expeeted, &c neral
Babcock and Somervile, the New York
lawyer, indicted for the safe burglary con-
spiracy, at Washington, have been acquitted
Babcock may esteem himself fortunate in
having had his trial before his frtn Is are
cleared out of Office. He might not have
escaped so easily if Democratic influences
had prevailed at Washington.
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1876-10-06

The sensational story has been started that
in case the Republicans do not carry Ohio next
week, Gov. Hayes name is to DO Withdrawn
and Gen. Grants substituted in its place at
the head of the Republican Presidential tick
ct. No one believes it, of course.
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BUSINESS NOTICES.

We will publish business notices in this
column, not displayed, for s cents per line
for the first insertion, and cents per line
for each subsequent insertion-seven words
to count line. No advertisement inser-
ted as above unless prepaid.
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.5y"To Farmcrs.-I am now receiving many
applications for insurance in the Farmers Fire
Insurance Co., OF FORK, Pa Those who wish
insurance to take effect January LIST, 1877,
should send in their applications now. Never
assessed a note, borrowed money, nor discount
ed paper Cash items invested on call and am
ply secured $3.50, 1875. Total assets liable
for losses 1881, 7I3.49. Farmers risks taken de-
doing business in Hartford county. John j.
Alexander, Agent. sep29
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Roberts and Reform club of Norrisvillc will be
glad to sec all its friends and sends a cordial
invitation to them all to be present on that oc-
casion.
The feeling is strongly felt in Shawsville, and
the sturdy Democracy of this place intends
turning out EN- masse, and will assist in rolling
up a majority that will strike terror to the
hearts OF the enemies of Reform.
RAINY SUNDAY
Wind and rain was the chief accomplishment
of Shawsyillc on Sunday, to the extreme annoy
ance of young ladies, who so much wished for
clear weather.
BASE BALL.
The Base Ball fever at this place has broken
out, and symptoms of a malignant type are man.
ifested. The Norrsvile club had better prac-
tice muchy.
NEW BARN.
The elegant barn of our enterprising neigh
Dor, Thomas H. Wiley, Esq, is completed, and
shows that our mechanics, Messrs. David Wilson
and Nelson Gilbert, are masters of their bust
ness.
APPLE BUTTER, CIDER AND CHEsTNUTs.
Apple butter is all the rage in our midst
The prudent housekeepers are making all they
can while the apple harvest lasts, and kettle hun
tiers are seen all along the roads. Cider also is
trumps, and the creaking of the press is heard
all day, while the poor horses are getting tired
playing circus. Chestnuts are getting ripe, and
the school children are filling their hands with
burs. GULIELMrs.
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Are you bilious? Do You feel drowsy p
Have you the "bluesY' Take dose of DR.
Bulls Vegetable Pills.
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ID | e d.

MURRAY.-At Bendover, Goochland Co.,
Va, on September %, 1876, WILLIAM
aged 33 years, son of James and Sarah b
Murray.
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s5S" Lost.-On Saturday afternoon, Scptcm-
Der 9th, on the road between Bel Air and Cres-
well, or in the ncighborhood of the latter place,
small black morocco wallet, containing two
ten dollar notes, an order and some jury certfi.
Gates. The finder will be literally rewarded by
leaving it with Sheriff Hanway, Bel Air. scpl5
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tay" Choice Berkshire Pigs, out of prze.win-
ming imported stock. Also Rye Straw for sale
by Ak. NJ, Fulford
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~" Wanted, n Wheelwright and Shoemaker,
at Taylorsvilc, formerly Charshce's, near the
Stone House, on Churchvile and Havre dc Grace
road. Must be single men. Apply to James r..
Taylor, Havrc dc Grace. octG-3t
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~" Lost.-A suitable reward will be paid for
the return to the 1EgiS office, Bel Air, of Il
White and Black Silk Handkerchief, lost at the
Convocation of Christ Church. Crock Spring,)
on Tuesday, August list. au4
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s5g- For sale-2,0OO prime Chestnut Rails and
500 Chestnut Fence Posts. Also Chestnut
Timber of any desired length. John Roney,
Air, sep22
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say" For Sale or Rent.-Harkns' Shops
Wheelwright and Blacksmith Shops - with
Dwelling House and Lot attached, mile above
the Hickory. Enquire of Geo. Y. Maynadier,
Attorney, Bel Air, Md. au11
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s8y- Strayed from the subscriber, about two
weeks since, large spotted Steer. A reward of
IS will be paid for his recovery. information
er, z. Howard, Bel Air Mills Winters Run.
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1876-10-06

.as- For Sale Cheap.-A new light Express
Wagon, with tongue and Shafts. Josiah NJ.
Herman, Bel Air Mills, Winters Run. ic16
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~ Hauling-All kinds of heavy hauling
done, such as Hay Grain, Coal Store Goods,
&C., by Carlisle & Co. Bel Air iel6
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-10-21
GnncERsLs Avn rKoylsroNs

BACuE- clear sides, i2}s@l3c; supply am-
ne: inurEp, gpoi.
rtTTl.I:-uoming In rapidly; prices de-
nilnln-; - cents according to grade tireSh
CANnbEs-schnder's, 10, @l7c;supplya am
F,AEuv --l!,q, "a 10 10 cents, according to
sr,i.c Oalp, candy Mandatory II
LnEEs- r. Western, ll0lB.
coat Oiis-Narket bare; % cents in bar
rolls; IN cuses & i56ss3 W..
CbFFEti--Old good Java, 35@S6c.Rio choice
DE; prime Re =; common, 2lg2lLc. stock
ample; demand fair, with IN upward ten'
CoRN MFAI.-supply good; bottled, 75c;
unboltcd, IL cruts per blShel.
FLOUR Todd Mills. - N for the best
XXX from 50 70 50 q; Xxx, u &i X, q 90 ~,
Louis. none offered.
brands from 10 to 10 C; market quict;stOcli
mall
KROUT-Too late in the season 10 quote.
LAED-In tierce, l4hc; 2Jb pals, l6nc,
Fairbanks Pccks, in tins, II Q. Market
NOTWITHSTANDING light. Fancy Louls-
iapa, zoe; choice, SOC; prime, GOci fair &c.
SALT-in sacks, Liverpool, :! for course;
fue, ~ 81; Ohio uver, IN barrels, hnc, - W
dpiry, in barrels, ~ lis; table, BE per sack.
supply light. market quick.
SUtiA n--(iranulatet by the barrel, l2j9ci
crushed, l31sc; powdered, l25ao; prime pow
dertd, zc lower; coffee a, ll34cicobee g, wac
choice Louisiana, lOc; prime, lCAci dry iair,
gt Market active, supply ample. y rise In
New orleans aud New York reported.
EA-Finest gunpowder 81 % Market
4ViNEG AReCommon, $500 cents; double
APPLEsSDrod. Zoe. for choice; lie. for
mime; lOc. for state. supply smooth.
pUULrhY-Si0ck light; demand good;
s3 60 per dozen for chickens.
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An Angei OF Home.

nneu we our eye uIe raising,
ltanyenWHrd intcntly gazing,
In tile idle hope thntWe
May the spir ttotms discover
ThEt around our pathway hovtr'-
May Our heavenly guardian see
y,t TO meet our earnest longing,
Nsvpr angel host comes thtonging
lin before our raptured sight,
whist our eyes ARE velled from seeing
Somr celestial suinlly being
Ever neaI Us, day aud night
p,und her brow ma halo boammg
Marks her witt angelic seeming
IA our strangely onrth.hQuud eyes,
ssha, bent on mission holy
iMonst earlh's suffering poor aud lowly
Moves. an angel m di'guse.
Yes, she is mn angel, keeping
Viull, lone when we are stepping
Guarding with such tender care,
Through thenight h0un,ong dreary
souls that she Is never weary
Bearing ON her heart IN prayer,
And her eyes our path Is scanning,
Whist her busy brain Is planning
As she sops the gathering haze
How, by s0ltest spell, 10 charm W.
From somr hidden snare to harm us
In llfu's dangerous mystic maze.
Could the brlght-wlnged hosts above as
Win moro pure devotion love us
with moro care our footsteps guide?
Shall our eyes be holden ever;
Shall our hearts be opened never,
To the seraph by our side?
when cnrlh's brightest lights have mded
When we walk with brow unshadel,
Meath the blue Of heaven high dome
shall know how ealth.miSt cl0uded
And the spirlt-beauty shrouded
Ofan angel In our home. y. G.
nEyER FALLS, PA.
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NJ. ..,,.,,o,. a.. tLo Centennial ,,,.,
No, " "mi o,,,r" that Ihc"an ac ouf oven
Cav y nn,nont and got b,rk an the
lor mo,melt e., anu s'v " o, o,I I'' n, 'no
s,',t thn hnr 'jo lie s"ys f. tho ,o
wy ~ '''' '''''' way '' w ''', '''''
maj" ~ ,ron. % "a o,t ninr+o y,u,Il
wan" '"a y, ,Yb sU wv conn, L,cI, yon't
hnoT w '''' ""'' WY ''''
you G,,or,or-yos ru know Won bv 30.
cont stamp.
mid GOOD for all day
Ali dny
S'Sy II R ",t IVY want q bite tocat. Ifllcost
me 80 cons in here.
'"S ~ ~ , w." hn rolo old ,nap and
IN W." ho ".. = 70 ' Stand IL Bnt I'm trlI YOU
y,, Iu = $50. n"' oon do You c,n go down by
,,' "", Sn wi ond therrs some boys
'lt'i' ' ,,;ii so, wv WON .,udvrh for 80
o oon,' " - '''' "
Ia ! rol,owad tho old gentleman down
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=' :.==::::s:za= FREE


Pick up almost any newspaper published
north of the Red river and you win SEQ the
word "FREE" In big black letters. Read DO,
low IL ana you win lind request forHtho
names and address OF all the sons aud daugh-
ters OF the North and East 70 be sent %
"TExAS EMIGRATION AGENT" ssdalis,
Missouri, who will mail them without cost
'.FREE GUIDE no TEXAS" the land q
sunbeams, beautiful prairies and lovely val
leys. This book we have seen, IL u accom-
panied with beautiful cpiored maps, illustrA-
lions, rates OF fare and freight, iull OF infor-
nation concerning our cities, rivers, lsn1ss
crops schools, churches, ETC. VINO Rays ~
RAILWAY. They are sending thousands 70
all parts OF tho United states and Europe.
This goes 10 show what they are doing ior
Texas. They have lately reduced their rale ~.
OF fare tor emlgrants almost one-hnlf. Ihelr
trains are crowded and special trains are
frequently run 10 accommodate the pcop!1s
They are spending thousands Of dollar. y
Texas. They have twelve regular tmvennk
co conc Texas throughout the United
states. They ask our aid In 5heT 1920
TEXAS RAILWAY. GO NORTH VIA Wa
Territory They viii land you directly Y
the Great Union Depot In b. Louis. xney
don't compel you TO ride three or TOUR nAI v.
through the back streets and alleys ~ Nh, "a.
Louis In topping omnibus. They 5ep . l.,is
coaches and sleepers through 20 ~ lou.
and enter the Union Depot 10 tnery snk
other line from Texas that doctf mo
They also run coaches and sleeping cary no An.
Texas 10 Hannibal and Quincy, nays wv
80, send their address TO the undefxi9ne ee BY.
he will with pleasure forward them (an1 {yn
also) q beautiful pamphlet and otnff me-
catins matter wen worth AZ sn 81 I nFoWi.
GEM Passs'r As'i. M, 4; q +, ~
une-dHw-d 6cdnhev - Z
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Jus. Top thirty cents--and if YER was ter
do Do for spite where'd ! be- whom YOU
set out1 Nhu see this is the Ccnien.
MAJ year Have TO make cur jack this
y,'t Now you go along quiet and
meg ard itll he the same next Couten.
NAL Wv "
tinde--Arob performs short war.
1,,aneg and yolls. Run here. Jimmy (
I've done IL TO another of en-
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why SpoeiaE Dcputy aNnrEHhFs are 60
be Appointed in Gne SUu'n"Fss ntAtCa.

ATLANTA, October There il sig.
nilicance about 'hCts order that does
not seem rs yet to have attracted the
attention oi those whose duty and de-
sire it is to see Republican form Of
government upheld and pcrpetuatcd
allude to the power given in that or
der for the unlimited appointments OF
the special deputy mmshgIs. In tn,
Southern States the special deputymr
shall is dangerous character not be
cause of his politics, but because Of his
subseryicncy.
What is to prevent the appointment
of 10000 special deputy marshaIs in
Florida, like number in South Caro-
lima, like number in Louisiana a ike
number in Mississippi and in other
Southern States where the contest is at
doubtful? They will be picked mon--
men of doubtful anteredouts and rspu-
taton They vii! be employed for
three days, aud receive five dollars %
day. Many of them would doubtless
refuse to sell their votes for hltarn dol
lars, were n direct olirr made. but com-
ing as it does in the shapooI waLasgueW
votes will not only be bought, but tuuil
influence as well. Conceive Of the inn
mcnse working power Of twenty thous
and special deputy marshais in Florida
for example; imagine lhn influence they
would exert over the average voter of
that State, to say nothing OF the effect
Of their own votes.
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no" IL Strikes n Loading EngIish
Paper.

Fall Mall Gazette: 1.-THE Federal
troops have already been called in to
wy" %u 'he State government to keep order
% Snu secure freedom of election in South
H,Laro 1d This state of things is what
T p Chambers and the Mortons and the
nou,twells and the Buffers of the Re
uoi.can party have been eagerly look
XXX ior' i they can resusitate the hos
di" 'es OF the civil war, theywill have no
n m;,. in diverting the Northern
oS Gnu from the less sensational question
n, relorm and then the election of Mr..
Ses Will mean simply the prolonga-
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TgEE GRAIN MARKET.

CNRS-|,sas IN shuck, 90 cents; Texas in
sack, - c"n"i Kansas, ear, none, Kansas
sacked, 3l@ - cents. Market quiet, supply
ny 10 the demand.
WHEAT No.2, old, none; No. 5, old, $50
@ei new; sUGSic. No demand for lower
grades
l'N}LEN-B Six shippjug ut 100 -Oc.
OATS ~ tcWlud M .OW2lc,
ltlE-i+u5Oe
GGAN--uua0r per cwt
NV NnLN Luoll NrInRnd, al s0ms per ton.
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LINE AND CEMENT.

LtME-The besquality In barrels, is worth
g. oh. In bulk, 81 50. Ordinary Dallas, 70
cents per bushcl.
CEMENT - Rosendale Ia worth 81 % pc
barrel. Louisville best, little Kept "a " per
barrel. mn.
PLASTER--Is worth IS ~ per barrel, The
supply OF the above mentioned articles IL
uiie; demand fair, market firm.
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FINANCE AND TRADE.
MONETARY.

The none aJy market Is somewhat string
ems for upt>Iut business, but there is ample
iard. iorlcEIumnto business and DINNER.
roLll-LHrge pl COS / O7Wl 0S; small / 4
ga ~
NEB-?ricos nominal.
lHero SO lp' littlc gold o. silver In market
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., y per c,ut
discount; bank, par.
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APPLES-Plentlful; they are quoted ~
s4La5 per barrel; for extra choice medium 70
market dull,
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Condensed Through Time Gard
To points North and East via tine
Houston and Texas Central R'y
TPatua Leave

Trains arrive and depart nom Dsllas ~
follows:
Accommodation Through E1p'ss
Leaves nth li2o AN Leaves nth 7Ab A. y
Leaves s'th 800 P. n Leaves s'th 6:26 p. y
w. X. wHEELoCK,
Agent, Dallas.
II. l.. MANCHESTER,
Southern Pass. Agent, Houston.
j. II. R0BERTH0N,
Emigration Agent, ll3 north I'll 81. 1T. Lous
J. WALDO, j. DURAND,
Gen1 Ticket Agt. aenl eupt.
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For the week ending October 20, 1876
Furnished TRE HrRALa by y. W. Barnett
Reporter in this city for the National Cot,
'pu FNChaug",
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Cotton Statement.

)nly local demand, at .O@s per ton
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WILD BILLS PRESENTIAIENT.

From the Cheyenne IVY IT, Leader, August 261
week before Wild Dllls death he was heard 10 re.
mark to ATTEND 'l feel that my days are numbered
my is sinking fast, know shall be killed here !;
something tells me shall never leave these HIS alive
But don't know who 1t is why no Is going to do IT,
have killed many men in my day, but | mover killed
n yet but what 1t was XIII get Killed with me-
Bot have two trusy friends--one Is my six. shooter
ana the other Is California JOc.r Could California DC
have arrived IN timc doubt Mccall would have been
hanged but no down at Crook CITY looking for In.
dams On Friday. the morning after the shooting Joe
me TO DcAdwoOi. and after hearing all the PARTICULARS
OF the killing OF Wild Bih, walked down to Metals
cabin and calling him out asked him II he 0dn' think
tho air about there rather light Tor HIM. McCails
cheeks banchcd and he ccbly answered he thought IL
was "Wcl guess you had better take walk then, -
said Joe and seating himself the side OF the hi he
watched rctreatng ngurc out OF sight And this is
tho second murderer who has been permitted TO leave
the Black Hills without being held IN any way for the
crime.