Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-11-12
CARRoLLToN. WEDNESDAY NOVEMBER r. 1915.

Mr.. James Peyion approached % wish-
IN eighteen inches Of bis sapposiTious IN
Gle, who raised bis hands above The youas
mans head ~ the mosl impressive maa1er.
"One and all. genllemen-s said be, -
call on You TO witness that | rekogRlze
this here young man as my proper, ginl-
vine nePhy-my sister Sally's 50; and
wish him respected as szeh. JeemeS, bag
your old unclel'
Young Mr. Peyton and C=psain Ssroa
S1ggs then embraced Several of he
bystanders laughed. bat large maiority
sympaihized with The Ca5saIa- A fez
wept al the affecting sishi, and eae per
son expressed the oPiaioa TAI nasAing -
sOul-movlng had ever before taken place
IN the city Of raskalooSa. As fcr Ss1oa
the tears rolled d0wn bis face As naturally
as Il they had been called sorih 81 real
emotion, instead Ct being Punoed sp ne
chaRlcaliy 10 give effect 70 The scene.
Captain S0ggs now renewed ne en-
gagement with the tiger, wash lad been
temporarily suspended that be nisAs saiis-
y himself Of the IDENTITY Of Jaaes Pey-
ton Bot the = tickle gOdless7 iezioas q
hlS attention % the aePhe~ q Geasral
WuhersPoOn, had deserted hin n pei.
Thar goes dozen id Sne IA hnssi7
said the Captain, as the hank wa ! set 81
two hundred dollars.
Says shifted about from card 10 card.
bat the bank won always. Al hsG he
thought II best 70 return % The sten. -
on which he bet i've hundred dsllars.
Now, I'll wool you,n sad be.
"Next time!@ said the deaief. A. he
threw the winning card upoa his owa plle.
That ma6es my hogs sgussly-' Sai3
the Captain; and every BODY admired The
fine wit and nerve q the hag 6rover.
In half an hour Suggs vas - aat 5
founder" Not collar ren1Iae3 Of his
Winnings or bis original STAKE. I. uas.
therefore. time 10 ~run his face,' or ra1her
the face Of General Wi,hersooa.
Could body bet fe~ mighty 6as
bacon hogs, agin noRey A. tbs ab,el- be
inquired.
The dealer would DC happy 10 aeon
l44asl4ge abe OS1I-I, upon as y go q Aooor
IL was no. long before Saggs had beg q
a very considerable number &C tie very
ine hos In General WiihezSpcoa's m
cOmm0nly fine drove lie began = feeL
ton, as II 4 meeting with The vcrisaa.e dcs-
yer might be very dlSagreeahle, Z MT Dis
astrous. lie begaa, therefore, 10 eRsersain
serious notions o. borrowing soue nsaey.
and leaving IN the stage, nat nigbt 81
Greensboro Honor, demanded. ho9cv-
er, that be should = settle 10 the sasissac-
lion Of the dealer. lie accordingiv ealles
"JeemesF'
Mr.. PeytOn responded very promptly %
the call.
~Nuw.T said Simon, - Jee.aes. Tan q
little behind 70 tbs gentleman here. a.3
I'm obleeged 10 20 70 GrsenssS0-o' IN ~
nights stage, oa account q seeia' e I CA
engage pork thar. Nov ct 4 shocl3n1 C
acre when my hogs coze "a. % Eoz Ieenes
take this gentleman 20 wherever he eoys
puts 'em a., and le, him pick CT thsrsv e
The fnes' IN the drove. Dye ass- me,
JeemesS
James promised 70 anea3 - tAs 5e,sse-
~ Of the hogs.
% Is that satisfactory" asked Siaon-
Perfectly SAID the dealer, alst's t.ks
4 drink
Before the Cspiain wcnt up % he bar %
drink, he patied -Jeenes7 uooa tie sAosl-
der, and Iniinated that be aessres % speak
To him privately. Mr.. Peytoa xas highlv
delighted At tbs marx Il his rl-h uacle's
confidence. aa1 turned hiS bad - see|
whether the Company ACTED a. Hax1x
ascertained thar thew 3id, he aosonpani<a
his uncle 10 an ua0esuPsed part q tx
saloon.
~Jssmes." said The CaPaia thOGgh-i.l-
w, - has your-1csaer bOaght-her-Acr.
pork yet" James said she had a9E
"Wen, Jeemes, when ny droEe eO1ssl
in, do you 80 d0xn AM PICK her eat IA
% The best Tel the boys . show wa
them ne~ bzeed-the BerkshearS-"
Mr. Peytna made rs grateful aekasw-
ledgmeEts for MS uacle's geaerosstv, scd
they started back towards ne ero~d Be-
fore they had advanced uaore thea Coz
pie OF steps, ho~eVer-
STOP said Simon, I'D Ike % a klrxot
Have yea IS mueh As 4 eoaPis Of asa1red
6y yen, Jeemes. that I eoaid asa ,xsll 1
get back from GreenesAorof
Dir. PsysDR vas very saEry thai BE lad
not more Than fifty dollars aAcns kin-
HIS uncle could take thai. koweEer-as BE
did iorthwilh-and be u0as8 : IS araaal'
and get the balances IN ten miaates.
Doa't % 4 ef rs any sroaAle a. a..
JeemeSs7 said the Csptain eanniaxiy.
But Mr.. James Peytsn wss aeceraiae3
that be would '-raise the uind" for rs an
Gle, let the trouble ba WHAT 4 mighR, and
50 energetic were his ea6easers. ihal IA a
few moments he retaFned 10 Tie C4psaia
and handed him the desired anounk-
. Much obleeRed - ycu. IeemeSs ia