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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-03-15

BY virtue OF the above mentioned decree
In said cause the undersigned. appointed
special commissioners. Will offer for sale IN
front of the cOurl-h house, In The city OF Man
chester, ON
MONDAY. MARCH lG, 1885,
at IL o'clock NJ, "A SMALL FARM con-
tanning SEVENTY ACRES OF LAND, ~
ing in the county ofChesterfield three miles
from the city Of Manchester. About leu
acres are enclosed. and there is small
house on the place.
TERMS: One fourth cash balance at six,
twelve, and eighteen months. for negotia-
BILE notes. q per cent. interest added. and
the title retained until the whole OF the
purchase money Is paid and conveyance
ordered by the Court.
]. V. REDDY,
JAMES III. DOOLEf.
Special Commissioners.
Sale conducted by FURNAS UPPER ana
SAMpsoN & ADA NsoS, Auctloneers.
VIRGINIA-IN THE CORPORATION OR HUsr-
~.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-08-27
FLUVANNA COUNTY.
po,i,,eai spcaking on Court. Dny-Demo
cratic REORGANIZATION - Brown Ahen

Political Speaking on ouri'Day-Demo
cratic REORGANIZATION - Brown Allen
speaks.
lCorresp, ndence ofthe Richmond Dispatch
FLUvASNA COURTHOUSE,
August q, 1885.
Although the thermometer was high
I'D in the nineties there was large at
tendance at court to-day. As many as
three public meetings were held in the
courthouse. The first was called to
pay tribute to the memory OF the late
Judge ID. W. X. Bowles, on whose life
and character memorial addresses were
delivered by each member Of the bar, by
some of the citizens, and by the
present county judge. Resolutions
appropriately recognizing his pubic
services and his solid merits as a citi-
zen were adopted. The purport Of the
many addresses was that Judge Bowles
was a man endowed by nature with
strong common sense and that remark
ably sound judgment which gave to his
opinions great weight in the varied
Offices and employments Of an I'M
usually long life of public service.
That he should have been so often and
so long endorsed by the people of his
county and section is at once the proof
Of his merit and his highest eulogy.
The second was a Democratic mass
meeting held for the purpose of re-
organization. Mr.. w. B. Petit was
called to the chair, and delivered an APP
propriate speech on the nominees on
our State ticket. He also highly com
mended our nominee for the House OF
Delegates in terms which elected APP
plause.
Mr.. James o. Shepherd, under whose
leadership the party has developed in
creased strength at every election, was
unanimously reelected.
On motion he was appointed to CO.
operate with one from each magisterial
district in the selection Of his commit
teemen, whose names being submitted
were approved, as follows c. j. Per-
kins. b. c. Anderson. c. 5. Thomas,
George p. Hodgson, K. 5. Campbell. c.
W. Kent, j. II. Martin. James 7. Mas
sic, d. W. Anderson, William b. Pet
lit, c. II. Robertson, and j. r. Bourne.
MIR. Z. 4. King was reelected secretary
and treasurer Of the County Committee.
The animus Of this meeting was most
encouraging.
The third meeting was one held
rather late in the afternoon by the Re-
Dublicans on the arrival Of Mr.. 5. Brown
Allen, who spoke about an hour and a
half to a small audience, composed
about equally Of whites and blacks.
The Democrats. for the most part. were
under the shade Of the trees. In tho
course of his remarks Mr.. Aller
paused to pay his respects to the
" Bourbon nominations. " and dcclared
that the only reason he had ever heard
given for the nomination Of General
Lee was that he could ride horseback
" Do YOU think" screamed the ousrec
Auditor. " that the affairs Of our gov
eminent can be run on horseback;
lie did his party no good here. From
the six or seven hundred people a
court Mr.. Allen at no time had NOR,
than seventy-fve or one hundred hear
ers. That shows how the cat is going
to Jump in Fluvanna. ZfP.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-08-27
ESSEK COUNTY.
Democratic Convention 80 Captain T.. 81.
Roaue Nominated for The House.


Democratic Convention Captain l.. %.
Roaue Nominated for the House.
Correspondence OF Richmond Dispatch
huntsville. August %, 1855.
The delegates chosen for the purpose
at the various district meetings held on
Saturday the 22d assembled in con-
vention at TappahannOck on the 9th
to nominate candidate to represent
this county in the next House Of Dele
gates. 4. r. Micou, county chairman,
called the Convention to order and was
continued to preside. William Camp
bell was made secretary.
a committee was appointed to retire
and select the candidate. This COM
mittee, after short absence. reported
to the Convention the name of Captain
l.. ID. Roane. who was then nominated
by reclamation. Not single dissent
ing voice was heard. Perfect harmony
and the best Of feeling were manifest.
/ Captain Roane is the present commits
sioner Of the revenue for Essex county,
and is the most popular and beloved
man in the county. He served through
out the war; was captain Of Company
d, Fifty-ffth regiment infantry. and
was at one time seriously wounded,
from which wound. | believe, he has
never fully recovered. lie is the son Of
DR.. Lawrence Roane, who represented
the county for many years in the House
and filed other high and responsible
positions. Captain Roane, our nomi.
nee, will draw out full vote, and is a
great acquisition to the ticket. Greater
enthusiasm prevails than | have evei
known exhibited thus early in the can
yass. Lee, Massey, and Ayrcs are the
pleasure Of US all, and with "a Ions
pull, a strong pull, and a pull alto
gethe " We shall tear up Mahoneisn
root and branch in November next.
Walter Bray, son of Mr.. W. K. Bray
and about ten years Of age, was adjust
ing some portion Of the harness on
horse at Rappahannock church on Sun
day last, when the animal trod upol
his left foot and cut Off the toe next t,
the little toe. How the hoof missed thu
rest Of his toes is unaccountable. Ill
suffered considerably, but is doinl
well, and no serious result is appre
hended. G..
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-08-27
PTRSUING 4 SCHOONER.
Lieutenant King Gets an Apology from Her
Captain.
New York Times. J

New York Times.
For several days past the United
States Coast Survey schooner Scores
by. under command Of Lieutenant ".
y. King, has been anchored off DObbs
ferry making soundings Of the chan
mel of the Hudson. Yesterday morn
ing at about | o'clock the schooner
Potter and Hooper, owned at Hayer-
straw and loaded with brick for
this city, came down the river, and ran
into the Scoresby as she was riding at
anchor. The watch on the deck de-
manded her name, but the schooner
passed on, the crew shouting back in
sulting remarks. A boat was lowered
by the Scoresby, and, manned by four
stout tars, it gave chase. After pull
OF half dozen miles the Haverstraw
schooner was overhauled near Yonkers.
The small boat was now alongside,
but the deck-hands, who were now all
awake. told the Government boat 20
keep OFF. and several bricks were hurled
into the row.boat, but no one was in
iUred. The officer in charge Of the
Governments boat then sprang upon
the deck Of the Potter and Hoop
er. followed by his men, meeting
with some resistance on the part
Of the crew. The captain Of the
river schooner said he was very sorry
that the accident had happened, and
that be was asleep in his cabin at the
time. He said he would pay all dam
ages that had been caused, and was
very profuse in his apologies. Mean
while the remainder Of the crew on the
Scoresby had been repairing the dam-
age. A hole about two feet in diameter
had been knocked in her side near the
bow, and the water poured in through
it. The hole was patched up with
boards and canvas, and the pumps kept
going. The anchor was weighed al
once and sail set for the Brooklyn
nayy-yaid for repairs.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-08-27
NORFOLK AND VICINITY.
Notes OF the Storm ID tmOcraiic Nomination.
Correspondence Of Richmond Dispatch

Notes OF the Storm ID amOcraiic Nomination.
Correspondence of Richmond Dispatch
NORFOLK, August &c, 1885.
a heavy easterly storm swept over
this section about midnight last night,
bringing heavy rainfall. The wind
was high, but no damage is reported so
far. The copious fall of rain was a
great blessing, and relieved a several
weeks drought. a heavy gale pre-
walls outside this morning. There has
been change Of twenty-five degrees in
the temperature here since yester-
day.
The County Court sent two prisoners
TO the penitentisry yesterday both
cOlored). Edward White, for horse
stealing, was sentenced for four, and
James Smith, boy, for ten years, for
assault.
The Democrats Of Princess Anne
county have unanimously nominated
DR.. I. j. Fentress for the House of
Delegates, and have strong prospect
OF winning the election. q.
FIRST BALE OF CoTToN-REGATTA
Especial telegram to the Dispatch.l
NORFOLK, Va, August 26.-To-
day the first bale of new cotton from
North Carolina reached this port by
the Seaboard and Roanoke railroad. 1t
was raised by j. l.. Bailey, of Toisnot,
Wilson county.
Trees and fences were Frustrated in
the country around Norfolk. but no
other damage is reported from the Sc
we're storm last night. To-day a farm
er made the remark that The rain was
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-08-27

large vote was polled, and the nom nom
ton of Major Taliaferro Is regardea as
avery strong one. The Major is q quies'
genial, and accomplished gentleman
whose charitable life and quiet demeancr
have greatly endeared to him q large
circle Of friends. His fluent oratory
and native goodness will make him n
very strong man before the people, and
Il is hoped that his election is a foregone
oono,ns;on Nh.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-08-27
GastrftIs.

That is the medical term for trou-
blesome ailment of the stomach, which
proceeds from Indigestion, impover-
ished blood, and other causes. Its
name is bad, but the disease is not in
durable. Browns Iron Bitters will
drive it out by enriching the blood,
toning up the nervous system, and set
ting the stomach to rights. Mr.. NJ. S.
Miller, Steubenville, Ohio, says II
used Browns Iron Btters for stomach
troubles and derived great benefit"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-08-27
AUCTION sALEs-rhI. Day.
by w. II. Lyme Co,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers'
111s Main street.
TRUSTEES AUCTION SALE
OF THE
LARGE AND VALUABLE DETACHED
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
BRICK DWELLING
No. TT NORTH NINTH STREET.

By virtue OF deed OF trust 10 me. dated
February g. 1882. recorded In the c!erk
office OF the Chancery Court OF the cry o.
Richmond, in ID. Is. lao G, page DO uelault
having been made In the debt thereby se-
cured and being required 50 TO do by the
beneficiary therein named, snail seu oy
public auction. on the premises, on
THURSDAY, AUGUST 81. 1883,
at O'Clock p. NJ. the REAL ESTATE de.
scribed n said deed, being the above named
DESIR ABLE DETACHED BRICK
DWELLING OF two stories above base
ment, containing about eight rooms WIN
the usual cOnvenlences, with TWO-SIOhf
BRICK KITCHEN. detached, and wide
paved al,ey--the LOT having a front OF
about 80 feet on the east side OF Ninth
street near VI street aud depth between
parallel lines OF about 100 feet.
TERMS: Cash as to the expenses OF sac
and the sum of 81 800, with Interest there
on from August 2, 1885 and the residue
upon such terms as shall be announced az
tie time Of sale. II the parties interested
consent however. n much smaller sum IN
cash. with very very liberal terms for the
residue, will be required, aud announced at
time of sale, w. II. LYME,
Trustee.
WI. LYME & Co., Auctloneers.
II ~ 23.25.26N2T
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-08-27
worth a least sl,OOo to N0rfOIk coun.

worth at least sl,o0o to Norfolk coun-
ty alone. ~
arrangements TO have a regatta over
the course above Campostella some time
in September. The Blizabcths. of Ports
mouth. and one or more crews from
washington are expected to partici-
nata
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-08-27
TAx-PAYERs. IMPORTANT.
AN PREPARED TO FURNISH

AM fhkfAhbD ~ FURNISH
all persons owing the state license or other
taxes COUPONS with which TO pay the same
at LOW FIGURE. Sufficient credit given
purchaser to enable him to recover from
the State before payment for the coupons.
WILLIAM L. ROYALL
an 25.eodltt oil Main street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-08-27

IICrff tft
80 the t.
depot \ as
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-08-27
+. YrR,s AoUE CURE

= warranted TO cure Fever and Ague, IN
termittent or Chill Fever Remittent Fever
Dumb Agne, Bilious Fever, Dengue Sof
mBreak-bone" Fever Liver Complaint
and all diseases arising from Malarlai pol
sons.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-08-27

in the audience, Of whom there were
many. have heard many public
speakers essay this difficult task, but
mono so we'll as Mr.. Whitehead. In
plain. homely, old Virginia language he
talked TO them as one frank, honest
man speaks TO his fellow-men. In feel
!. ing terms he paid tribute to the fidelity
Of the sole nanny" who rocked the
cradle Of his infancy. aud said the first
tear he remembered TO have shed
was for the death Of colored com
psnion and playmate. The faithfulness
Of the colored people in the trying
times Of the war was also beautifully
referred to. Their loyalty and deyo-
ton to the dear ones at home while
husbands and fathers were away on
fields OF battle were tenderly acknow-
lodged. The colored people listened to
the speaker with rspt attention, and
plainly indicated their appreciation Of
his remarks.
In conclusion the distinguished gen.
tltman took the State ticket in hand.
Not since ls43, when James Mcdonald
occupied the gubernatorial mansion, had
farmer been elevated to that high po-
sition. All had been lawyers, and
while the lawyers were good, sharp,
thiewed set Of men lhe belonged TO
sbem HIMSELF, still the time had come
when the farmers Of the State thought
they ought TO have showing. aud,
like Rome of old, they had gone out
snd from between the handles of
pIow bad brought out modern Cinein-
natus TO save tho State in her hour Of
peril.
The moot pathetic portion Of Mr..
Whi,ehesd's speech was when he al
luded TO the littleness Of the Republican
press in referring to General FitS Lee as
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-08-27
RAILROAD LINEN.
E III sys.ss z =I.j.l:..:s ~

N NHE1hI IA n u NM OblNO II
" wAY.-sCHEDULE IN EFFECT
MAY 10, 1885:
LEAVE RICHMOND.
s:35 A. ST. For Viewpoints News Old Point
Comfort aud Nook. Daily
except Sunday. Only three
hours ana thirty minutes Blch-
nOnd 10 Norfolk.
1870 a. II. For al stations and Lexington,
ny, Louisville. ana CINCINNATI.
Mail except sunday. Connects
direct for Lynchburg.
$50 Z. NJ. For NewpOfts News Old Point,
and Norfolk. Express except
Sunday.
400 p. N. Charlottesville accom- notation,
Daily except Sunday. stops AZ
all stations
7;20 =. NJ. For Louisville and Clnc,nnqtl.
connecting Tor all points Wests
Northwest and southwest. Fast
express daily. Does not stop Tor
local business. Pullman sleeps
Ing cars Richmond 10 Cincfn-
htu aud from Washington AMI
thaNoftesylNe to Lon .srftle.
Chesapeake and ONO sleeping
car Richmond tO White su'pnnr
enables Passengers 90 s'eepuutlI
hreakfast-time
$40 7. NJ. Limited. For Old Point with
Pullman ears daily. except sum
day.
ARRIVE RICHMOND.
s:25 A. N. Fr-m ChaIo,te-y e. except
SUNDAY.
llI5A. u. Prom Nouo'k Od Point. and
NtWPfts NrHs. rze,g, >un-
340P. N. From Louisville. Cincinnati.
Sndau .oca. points. except sun.
7:05 NJ. ttom Norfolk. od Point. ana
Ne"p'lts >eNs. Daily except
s.sOp. N. From louisville and c.ncin.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-08-27
AUCTION aALEs-ru,ure DAYS.
BY w. II. Lyme q Co,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
1113 Main street.
DrSTRABLE TWO-STORY BRICK

MISERABLE TWO-ST0RY BRICK
H. TENEMENT DWELLING. No. SGT.
on. FAST SIDE OF ST. JAMES STREET
BETWEEN CLAY AND LEIGH STREETS
FOR SALE by AUCrlON.-We shall sell
by public auction, on the premises, on
FRIDAY, AUGUST 2SrH,
nj O'Clock 4. NJ, the above-named WELL
LOCATED AND ATTRACTIVE SMALL
BRICK DIVE ELI y @. containing four
rooms, In good repair. with the usual con
veniencts. occupied by good prompt pay
inc and permanent tenant. aud paying "a
fine percentage upon the price at when inc
owner ~ NONRESIDENT Is willing 70 sell the
property. A good chance for prohtable
investment.
TERMS one third cash the residue by
negotiable notes at six and twelve month :,
with interest added, aud secured by deed
OF trust. W. II. LIZ NJ W,
au0a AucfiOueers.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-08-27
Lorr. srw.yEp. axD voUy.

---TyJvI-NN|-7sTs7|-770I --7-T|J0-|---7|-N0--N-NN
OST, EARLY LAST ~
II week. a YOUNG BLACK COL ~
LIE SHEPHERD DOG: black. with white
on neck and feet. A liberal reward will be
paid for his return to II. G. s.,
au 27-lt" 507 east Grace street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-08-27
GLOUCESTER COUNTY.
Nomination OF major rsnaferrO fos the HoEse
by the Democrats.

Correspondence oftbe Richmond Dispa tch. /
GLOUCESTER c. H., VA, !
August "a, 1885. !
The primary election held in this
county for a nominee Of the Democratic
party for the House Of Delegates, held
on the Goth. 2lst, and 22d instant,
resulted in the nomination Of Major
Thomas Seldom Taliaferro. A very
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-08-27
"HAnrrn,s. 8. O.. July Q. 1884.

"HARPER's, g. O., July Q. 1854
"For eighteen months | suffered WIN
ChIlls and Fever. having chills every othe'
day. After trying various remedies recoin,
mended 70 cure. used bottle OF Az hk >
AGUE CURE. and have never since haa
chill. EDWIN HARPER,"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-08-27
EXCURSIONS.
FREIGHT.
PHILADELPHIA, RICH .(fTTs
MOND AND NORFOLK
STEAMSHIP COMPANY.

Appointed sailing days: Every tt ESD ~
and FRIDAY al II NJ, and every SUNDAY
at A. NJ.
Freight for Tuesdays and Fridays steam
err, received TN 1890 \. NJ; FOR sundays
steamer tin 5 p. NJ. saturday. Freight re-.
ceived daily til p. 81
Fare. s..
For further Information apply 10
= ". NCCAKRICK.
General Passenger Agent. Orice Rockets.
". L. CLYDE * Co,
no2O General Agents.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-08-27
BY Apperson & Co.,
Real Estate AuctiOncers.

TRUSTEES AUCTION SALE OF
i THE BRAN.NEW BRICK TENE-
MENTs 22ls AND 1920, NORTH SIDE OF
VENABLE, NEAR JhSSAMiNE STREET.
Py virtue OF q trust.deed To me from X.
=. Rogers. trustee dated March 81, l-1i,
duly recorded. default having been made. at
the request OF the beneficiary, will sell, On
the premises on
FRIDAY, AUGUST %. 1855,
at G o'clock =. 81. the above-namei PREF.
TY TENEMENTS. each containing Ave
rooms. and each lot l9AXl57I feet 10 an
alley 10 feet wide. Real nice homes.
TERMS: one fourth cash; balance ar
three, six. and nine months, ueg)i able
notes, Interest added. secured hv trust
deed. A. y. APPEKSDN.
am IL Trustee.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-08-27
REAL EsrAIE Ar PRIVATE SAIL.

TOR SALE. THE NALUABLEA
i PROPER1 y situated at ihe uortn- Ia
east corner Of Leigh and sixth streets Ia
tins city. For terms. ,sc. address
POST-OFFlcE Box 2-S.
au ll-eodlm Winchester Va.
EOR SALE Or EXCHANGE FOR
4 CITY PROPERTY. A LOT OF HliR-
TFFN ACRES AT GOOCHLAND COZ ri
House VA. containing FRAME DWELL
ING So lth three basement rooms and seven
rooms above. an Office with four rooms.
servants house with Two rooms. carpenter
and blacksmith shops and other out-oulid-
ugs, aI I'm good repair the land Is very
productive. This oilers "A 'iu" chance for ~
profess Onal OF hotel man. or "a mechanic.
au6-Th4w GEORGE T., HUGHES.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-08-27
BuGGIES. CARTS. ~o.

GEORGE A. AINSLlE 6csS5r-Fe-lsS.
" Sons, CAREIAGE-BUlLD- -
Frs. RICHMONr, VA ful stock o
LANDAUS. LANDAU LkTrkS, NlCrO-
RIAS. FRACTIONS. HUGGIES &C. Any
stvIe vehicle built 20 order. REPAIR!N
done In the very best manner and AZ lowest
prices. A few SECOND-HANDVE VEN CL ~
very cheap. re IL
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-08-27

This Great Medicine for sale by all Drug
gists Glocers. ard dealers generally. Price,
soc. and 81 per bottle.
ON Ems q MINOR, agents. Richmond,
Va. my lZ-Iu. Ih&Suly
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-08-27
THE REPUBLICANS

Of the county, in nominating DR.. G. r..
Gray, W. IL. Griffin, and II. c. Will
lard, could not possibly have put for
ward weaker ticket. Gray is in bad
health and incapable of making con-
test; but were he possessed with the
strength of Hercules he could not be
elected. Griffin and Willard are COM
psratiyely unknown, possess no ele-
ment Of strength, either with white or
black voters, are men Of no intellectual
ability, and very properly will be dis
astrously defeated. PHIL.
The Mineral argus., 1885-01-08

John K. Castner. returned from the
Little Rockies last week and arrived
in the city today from Belt creek.
MIR. Castner spent about three months
in the mines and during most Of the
time was at work on MS claim in Lit
tie Alder gulch making, he informs us,
good average wages during tine time.
He brought back seven ounces OF gold
about $Iss-a rather SUBSTANTIAL
evidence of the fact that the yellow
stuff exists in paying quantities in the
Little Rockies.
Mr.. Cashier says that between
IS, 900 and 81, 900 have been taken
out OF Alder gulch alone since the
stampede began, and during this
period there has at no time been much
water in the creek. In the spring and
early summer, when water is abundant,
many Of the claims will pay big.
Mr.. Castner will return IN the spring
to resume work on his claims and has
no doubt whatever about making big
wages. He thinks it will be a good
camp with plenty of money in sight
next summer.-River Press.
The Mineral argus., 1885-01-08

Some officer Of the 9TH cavalry has
attacke! silver Eating Johnson"
through the columns Of the Pioneer
Press. In column article in The Bill
lings Pest, he turns his critic down in
an elegant manner. concluding with
the following:
So far as "sand" goes don't need to
go to any second ella ,s lieutenant for j..
have been in forty different Indian
fights, and have fought them from Cal
if. mia to the Gulf Of Mexico. ! have
killed more Indians than all the officers
Of the 9TH calvary put together, throw
ing their regiment in. If the dirty,
cowardly officer Of the 9TH cavalry who
has tried to stab my reputation, through
the Pioneer Press, will publish his name,
the first time strike his trail I'll make
him think a section of the Day of Judg-
ment has struck him. My adventures
aid my conduct are known pretty well
throughout the west, and do not need
to go away from home to get ccrtiti-
cate Of good character, but it does riie
me when whelp Of an officer that was
nearly scared to death in one little
cam paign, comes barking and snarling
at my heels, who can count twice as
many cOucs as he can toes and fingers.