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Affection and 5raoery of q Brute Two little
negro boys were recently riding an old poncy
over plantation in this country, in pursuit OF
cattle, when of a sudden, wild ca! leaped from
a fence upon the poney and seized upon one Of
the children The poney, in fright, jumped
wild varmint. The older boy seized the cat to
rescue the other from his claws and teeth, when
the pohey returned to their rescue, and actually
stamped the wild cat to death The poney is q
pet, some 25 years oid-lives in the yard and eats
slop; is great Eivorite-walks among the era
dies with the utmost care; and, in gratitude for
kindness, has exhibited trait of character that
would honor man.


The incident happened upon the P,4tibone
Plantation, under the control Of Gen. VIM. l..
Brandon, who is our informant


WoodeiLe Republican.