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Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-04-09

The following is an extract Of speech
delivered by Mr.. Webster, in the United
States Senate, on the death of his late
colleague, Hon. Isaac c. BATES, of Mas
sachuseits:
Several years ago, and before his en-.
trance into public life here, he united him.
self with church in the town in which
he lived, and continued a member 10 his
death. There is reason to believe that his
last hours were cheered by the light Of
Christian hope. He uttered no repIning,
but expressed his willingness to depart, If
such was the will of his Maker. Not that
he did not desire life; for he enioyed life.
and had much 10 1--we for. Domestic love,
general respect, public honor, and con.
sciousness Of usefulness-all these con-
spired to render his lite happy, and its
continuance desirable. Nor was il that no
looked with indifference on death; for who
has such icy stoicism, or rather who has
such blunted sensiblilies, such stupid
mind, as 10 contemplate with Indifference
a change Of being and change of worlds?
But he regarded death, with all its terrors,
only as a passage 10 another state Of cx-
istence-a state in which 'ihis corrupt |
Bile shall put on interruption, and this NOR.
tai shall put on immortality
"'True, Sits an awful thing to die;
Twas even to him; but the dark vale once trod |
Heaven lifts its everlasting portals high,
And bids the pure in heart behold their Godn
Mr.. President, when one of US here RI
SEES to announce the death of colleague,
he cannot but reflect, that if he stay here,
the time must come and he knows not how
soon, when another colleague shall per.
form that sad office towards himself. We
all know that we must follow our departed
associate; and no one Of us can tell how
few steps he may be, even now behind
him. hope this reflection may chastcn
US in our too heated pursuits OF worldly
objects; may teach US 10 regard the world
but as the world; may inspire US with
lorbearance and good will; and
lead us, while we serve with all our pow:
ers the country which honors US, to recol-
Ieci still that we are not here always, and
that scenes not yet beheld nor comprc-
hended, nor capable of being fully con-
,eiyed, are before US all.n
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-04-09

GTRAYED from the Subscriber north
~ Of Black Hawk about tho 23d day Of
January last, two MULES Of the follow
ing description, one dark mouse-ctlored
mare mule; the other dark brown horse
mule, having the appearance Of not being
altered both young and unbroken. Tho
above reward will be paid for tho delivery
Of SAID mules Of my residence.
JOEL II. PATE.
MuEcn 20 1881
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-04-09
The state OF Mississippi,,

NARhobb NuuNlAt ~
In the Circuit Court, 10 April term, A..
y. ls45.
Edward Montgomery Arr,cunexr ron
rs. -. ~
William 6. Gulder, EIGHTY DOLLARS
THNIlE attachment in this case having
n been returned executed by eyying
the same on one fine brown Horse, as The
property Of the defendant, William G.
Colder
NorcE e HEREBY GIVEN, That unless
tho defendant shall appear at the next
term Of the Circuit Court, TO be holden at
tho Courthouse in The town Of Carrollon,
on the first Monday in April ncrt, give
special bail, plead, answer, Or demm losaid
action, judgment final will be rendered
against him by default, and The property
SO attached will be sold 10 pay plaintiffs
clam and costs.
X. A. SEWARD, Clcrk.
March 5, AID. 1916, I3-4t
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-04-09

CINCINNATI Mr.. Cist says that Gin
clnnali, with all her adjacencies," has
now population Of $4,000 The annual
increase since le40 has been II per cent.
sufficient to double the population in seven
years and half.
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-04-09
TO the Public.


HNfiE subscriber is engaged in con
IA siructing Horse GRlST MILLS,
which he assures the public will perform
as wellas gin gearing and team will permit.
His plan Of construction combines SIN.
PLIolTY and STRENGTH, which he 1atiers
himself constitute the superiority Of bis
mills, beings 50 entirely under the govern
ment Of the most ordinary farm hands,
avoiding all complicaledness Of machinery
and tenderness Of construction.
The performance Of my mills is in pro-
portion to the capacity of gearing and
team. have found them varying from
"a TO 4 bushels Of good meal per hour-in
many instances more. deliver, put in
operation, and give satisfactory trial Tor
$S0-prices in proportion for larger sizes.
Specimens 10 be seen at farms Of
DIR. Sykes,
NH. Bennett Monroe comfy,
NJ Crawford,
James IaIss p nsse''' Winston co.
Phillips 81 Brock, Oktibbeha co.
Capt. J. II. Wilson, Carroll co.
N. d. Persons examining these speci.
mems will find difference in performance
the cause will be detected in gearing and
ieaming. J $. CLARK,
Prairie Hin, p, o., Lorndes 60. hi.
March 90 1915 l5.3m
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-04-09

Reuben NJ Whitney has been elected
from the Office, Of Recorder of the Land
Office, by Mr.. Polk, 10 make way for
Samuel H. Laughliu, the editor Of the
Nashville Union.
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-04-09

FHyO oil persons Interested il the lands
Il and tenements Of Nathan Miefs,
deceased, especially the west hall, south
west quarter, section twenty. six, town.
ship twenty, range five east; east half
north east quarter section four, township
nineteen, range five cast; west half, south
east quarter, section twenty seven, town
ship twenty, range FIVE east; north half
south west quarter, section twonty.fyo;
west half, south east quarter and north
east quarter, and south west quarter, Sec
tion tweniy'seyen; east half, north east
quarter, section thirty.iliree; west half,
north west quarter, section thrty.ionr;
east hall, north east quarter, section four,
township nineteen, range five eas,, fyiDg
10 Carroll county, ond the east half north
west quarter, section thiriy.ibroc. town
ship fifteen, range thirteen east, and south
eastquarter, section nineteen, township
fourteen, range fourteen east living in
Winston county; and also, south west
quarter, section nineteen, township TWEEN
ty-three, range six east, lying ia Yslobu-
sha county, all in the State Of Mississippi.
Take noticc--tbat atthe June term next
OF tine Probate Court Of Carroll county,
we will apply for an order to sell said
Lands, for the purpose Of making distri-
button Of the proceeds thereof amongst
the heirs al law, and distributes Of the
estate Of the said Nathan Miers, and when
and whore you can attend and show cause
TO the contrary If any you can. a8
YOUNG MlERS,
EDWARD MIERS,
Adrl'rs Of estate Of ". AIiers, dee'd.
Feb 20, lS45-15-5w
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-04-09

D. o. sHATTUcK. JOSHUA WHiTMoRE.
g. IIATTUCK g. WIIITMORE, Anor.
~ neys al Law--Will practice in the
Courts Of Holmes and Carroll.
]. Whiimore's Office at Carrollton.
January /, 1915. 3-tf
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-04-09
New Hotel.

NNiE subscriber having opened Ho-
IL tel al CarrolIon, ia the house for
merry occupied BY James Shirley, Esq. re-
specially solicits share Of public pa
tronage. w. C. HALE.
T. 5. My stables are good. and the best
attention paid to horses.
Dec. 90, 1914. o-r
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-04-09

0S5- Fare 10 Tuscumbio, Ala. $40; to De.
catur $l2; TO Huntsville, $l4,5o. Time
from Memphis to Huntsville, 3 days
STAGE OpFIcrs Memphis, al CONNER
cial Hotel; Ynzoo City, nj Phoenix House.
l.. SIMS g. BROTHERS.
March II, 1915 l3-6m
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-04-09

The New York Express, estimates that
of the five or six thousand strangers who
were in Washington about the inaugura-
ton period, four thousand were seeking
office. Members of Congress were con,
iinually beset to sign certificates, &c.
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-04-09

The Abolitionists have nominated Arthur
Tappan for Mayor of New York city.
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-04-09

Gov. THOMAS OF MARYLAND A lei.
Ter -from Washington says:
Among the incidents Of the day past,
has been The appearance Of a pamphlet,
printed in Maryland, by order Of Ex-Goy.
Taomas Of Maryland. II gives curious
account Of the marriage Of Mr.. Thomas,
and duplicates Mr.. and Mrs. Benton, Gov.
Mcdowell, of Virginia, and lady, and ma
ny others. It charges criminaliiy upon
Mrs. Thomas, and has made profound
sensation: The contents Of the pamph-
lei are as serious as they are scandalous,
and have made parties for Mr.. Thomas
and parties for Mr. Benton. ! forbear
even to state the contents Of this exfraor-
binary statement.
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-04-09
LIST OF LETTERS

A LIST OF LETTERS remaining
IA in the Post Office At Carroll,on, Mis-
sissippi, on the first day d April, ls45,
which, il not taken out BY the FIRST OF July,
will be forwarded 10 the General Post OF.
flee as dead letters:
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-04-09
TO TRAVELLERS.
FARE REDUcEDo o. cents per mile.

ME SUBSCRIBERS respectfully in
A form Iae public that they have le-
duced the Fare on all Of their Stage Lines
to 90 cents per mile. Their Coaches and
teams are good, and their Drivers steady
and accommodating. A Stage leaves
Memphis, Tenn, daily Except Sundeys,l
for Holly Springs, Miss, there connecting
with their Tri.Weckly Line, South for
Oxford, Coileevlle, Grenada, Carrollon,
Lexington, Benton, Yazoo City and Can
ton, there connecting with B. A. FISHER
& Cos. Line TO Jackson, Miss. At Holly
Springs, connects with their Tri-Wookly
Line, East for Salem and Ripley, there
connecting with Messrs Callahan & Car
roli's Line TO Tuscumbio, Ala, there con.
Meeting with the Rail Road to Decatur,
and the sDge Line TO Huntsville, Ala; al
SO, at Decatur connecting with the main
Eastern Line 10
CHARLESTON S. c.,
vim, Somcryille, Warrenton, jefferson, Ala,
Rome, Cassville, Marietta, Decatur, Gov
ineton and Madison, Geo. At Holly
Springs, also, connecting with VIM. Mil
ler's Tri.Wcekly Line 10 Columbus, Miss,
via. PonIotoc and Aberdeen.
or Stage leaves Memphis for The South
on Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays,a at
. o'clock, A. M.--For the East, on Tues
days, Thursdays and Saturdays, ats o.
clock A. Leaves Yazoo City, North,
on Wednesdays, Fridays and Sundays, at
6 O'clock, A. Nj.
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-04-09

a GtOMMlTTED 10 the jail Of
AlVJ Carroll county, Miss, on
-M7 the I'd day Of April, ls45, by
EE o. L. Kimbrough, Esq. two
negroes, man who says bis
name is RICHARD, and woman who
says her name is JANE. Said negroes
say they belong 10 Mr.. Pinchbnck, Of
Holmes county. The man is about 40
years old, yellow complexion, inclined 10
be bald; the woman about Is years old,
and very black. They had, when oppre.
hended, double barrelled shot gun, and
a pistol. The owner is requested 10 come
forward, prove property, pay charges, and
take ihom away, or they will be dealt with
as tue law directs.
T. s. ORDER, Tailor.
April Q, 1914. l7-lf
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-04-09

DLANKS. ny Magistrates Summons,
ND and sheriif's Forthcoming Bonds,
on hand and for sale atthe Democrat office
Blanks Of all kinds printed to order, al
short notice. ara on as reasonable terms
as at any office VI the State.
January 90
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1845-06-11
From The Boston Times.
THOUGHTS ON NEWSPAPER
Ed TING

We have noticed a paragraph, going lie
rounds Of our exchanges, recently. copied
from some .juurnal where il appeared as
editorial, setting forth in glowing terms
The pleasure OF editing daily newspaper.
We did not set-ihe author down:at once
for, a manIac or an imposler, but we did
forthwith: resolve'' that the gentleman
could uol be any oliler than an amateur,
a temporary aud voluntary occupant of
the chair editorial. TO whose goose quill,
paste aud scissors novelty lent its CUSTOM
AIRY rose-hued culnring. Your veteran OF
the press if he be in the sishIeei degree
imbued with conscienliousness, would
never dare, to SET forrhhis daily TASK as a
pleasure. Many men voluntarily assume
The responsibilities and tasks OF editing,
just asholy men have done the panss of
maryrdom, from pure elevated mulivcs.
bur no sain' has told us. that broiliug on q
gridIron, or silnmering in a cauldron of oil
was nice, as no editor has vanished over
with honeyed phrase his literary trials
They never get thoroughly fused to it''
like the eels to skinning, orlike certain
Italian hermit Of whom we have heard
who. having by way oil zpenance used
himself TO lie on a bed Of spikes, (points
uppermosD came, TO be so much attached
to this peculiar mattress that he continued
il from preference when his days, OF SELF
norliGcalian had expired, We, haze
heard of one or Two editors who haying
got rich (mrabiie ditu! by their rprofes-
sion, refused 10 lelingulsh their task hui
kept pludding nn ill death be9ueathed
their memory as an'i:rm" 10 their sue
cessors 10 make an uhiruary npllre, Of
they were like the did man who refui ca
TO come put Of ,hc Baslile wnensI-e Q
prison gairs wcro opened-bul srhrse 'eA,
ceplons are rare. aud the weight Of argu
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I there will be little left forlothers who may
be imPelled to follow him. He quoles
the sentiments of Northern and British
writers;ln such profuse showers, that il is
impossible TO resist The conclusions to
which he makes them tend; and many a
2Northerlinan will he made TO leel asha-
med Of himself and his cuadjutors, held
up in the lIshtin which Dr.~B. presents
them. " can see no reason 10 doubt the
hanesty 3of the masses in the Morrill,
They have been duped and mislrd by
fanatics m which is supposed % be phil
anlhrupy} and by unprincipled leaders
seeking pplIlcal power. Those who have
fguredStnosl in stirring political Abolition,
are men8sho really care nothing about the
condiiotls of the slave; for. they never
lifted ashand in any practicable sense to
ameliorate his condition. They make.
slavery .asPrelence 10 gaihpoilical power;1
and ifsslsyery could b" abolished ar once,
they woeld be utterly incnmmnded aud
disconcerled. They are The sor, Of .mrn
who merely want hobbies for political
effect. Hslavery were abolished, they
would ride e4Anti Masonry, Mormonlsln, or
sone other foolery. Perhaps our readers
will not expect US 10 say any thing on The
question OF. dividing hc Mclhndist c hurch
lilo Northern aud Sou hern sections. which.
is pureIytssa Church question. Bul one
political aspect connects with ii, aud thai
is The supposed effect or tendency of such
division upon The National -nion. Or
this question Dir. b. thinks ihe division, if
the SouliEare compelled 10 it by The refu
sal of lhefNorth to grant redress for its
paIpable piolauou of lhe rights of the
South andahe laws of he Church, will be
favorableralher Than adverse tuiheUnlon.
Hu lhinksit might endanser The Union>if
SO large asbody of people as The MeIho-
dist denomination in the South were to
submit to- aggression in defiance of The
of the Government aud the
organic laws Of the Church.
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VOLUME x,
EDGEFsELD ADVERTISER.
w. +. DURISOE, PROPRIETOR.
NEW TERMS.


Two DOLLARS and FIFTY CENTS, per annum,
/, If paid in advance .S3 if not paid within six
months from the date Of subscription, and
S4 if not paid before the expiration Of the
wear All subscriptions will be continued,
unless otherwise ordered before the explra-
.tion,of the years but no paper will be dscon-
tinued uhiil all arlearages are paid, unless at
the option Of the Publisher.
Any person procuring FIVE responsible Sub,
scrbers, shall receive the paper for one year,
gratis.
ADVERTISEMENTS spicuously inserted a, Is
cent' p"r square, (l2 lines. or less,) for the
first insertion. and 374 for each continuance.
Those published monthly, or quarterly, will
be charged 5 persquare. vertisements
no, having the number ofiuse ons marked
on them. will be con,inuedur ordered ont
and charged accordingly. qs
All communications, post paid 'ill be prompt
Iy and strictly attendedto.
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The state Of South Carolina,
EDGEFlELD DISTRICT.
IN THE CONE ON DLRAS. ..
Alsey MobIey, Lewis Mobley, } Dectaratica
rs. IN
Simeci Jay. attachment.
THsHE Plaintiffs who by leave of the
Z Court, we've aIIowedo plead their demand
against the Defendant have this day filed their
Declaration against the said Simeon Jay. and
he having no vile or Attorney known TO re-
side in This State upon wnum II rule to plead,
with copy Of said Declarai"n could he
served Ordered tina, the said Simeon do
plead to this Declaration within year and
day. or final judi dgmertwi!h he awarded agains,
him.
THOMAS e. BACON, C. c. P.
Clerks Office, 22d Nov. 1914.
Nov27 44 1y
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State of South Carolina.
EDGEFIELD DISTRICT.
J. w, Stokes. } Declaration in

PHI. Rooney. attachment.
HUNHE Plaintiffs in the above stated cases,
q having This day filed trer declarations
in my office, and the defendants having no wife
or attorney known to reside within The limits oil
the State, on whom copy Of the same with u
rule 10 plead can BE- served Ii is therefore,
ordered. that the defendant appear and plead
to the same within a yeur and day from the
day hereof, OF final and absolute judgment will
bo awarded against him.
THOS G. BACON, C. c.P.
Clerks Office, 22d Nov. 1874.
Nov. 81 44 ly
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ST te of South Carolina,
EDGEFIELD DISTRICT,
nv EOUJTV

joi" Hs"'{ Bate, al: s''' !, Al. and s.. c,os. Bill.
JonatIlah NJ. Hill et al.
Fl Il appearing to my satisfaction that Jonathan
u Nj. Hill and Matilda Daniel. defendants in
this case, are and reside without the limits of
this State; on motion yMr. WardIaw, Solici-
tor for Plaintiffs. Ordered, that said absent de.
Pendants do appear IN this Honorable Court.
and answer. plead or demur to The Billnl Plain
tifs, within three months frcm The publication
Of this Order. or the said Bill be taken pro con.
fesso against them.
SIS TOPKKlNS, C. E. d.
EComm'ers Office,
Feb 6, lS45. 9 Btu
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State of South Carolina.


State of South Carolina.
EDGEFIELD DISTRICT.
Aasas% Gnardisn GntsGn' oP Declaration in
Francis w. Ferth, vs.. Foreign
Enoch Byne, Elijah Attachment.
Byne, Harmon
Hust
Andrew Carson, uS. ( Declaration in For
the same. eign Attachment.
FENHE Plaintiffs in the above stated cases.
Il having This day filed theii Declarations IN
my Office, and the Defendants having neither
nowife or Attorneys knownto reside within he
limils ofthe State on whom u copy Of the same
with rule TO plead can be served. 1t is
thesefore. Ordered" that the Defendant appear
and plead 10 the same within year and a day
from The day hereof;ur final and absolute judg
entwi b" awarded against them.
THOMAS q. BACON.'c. C. C.
Clerks Office March 18th, lS45 1y s
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The Rev. Benjamin NJ. Palmer, of CO.
.lumbia, S. G., honorary memberpf Phi
Kappa Society. will delivet3ihe address
before the Two literary societies, ga. The,
next Comneucemen,,ot: the University Of
Geors1a.-Coufier. - s,Ss# sssssts.
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PREPARATION sickness in,hc day ofhealtb, and
iry old age in Thy youth,
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YENHE Plaintiffs in the above cases, having
Il this day filed their declarations in my Of
fee, and the Defendants h;wing neither Wives
or Attorneys known TO reside within the limits
OF the State, OH whom a copy OF said decafa-
tlons, with u rule to plead can be served: 1t is
therefore ordered, that The said Defendants do
appear and plead to the said declarations within
year and day from the date hereof, or in
default thereof final and absolute judgment will
be awarded against them.
TIIOS. G. BACON, c. C. p.
Clerks Office, May u, lS45
May ii .1y 16
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1Gg5IGIRl !EAR &
M RS. McCORQUODALE begs leave to
I'VE inform her friends and the public, that
she will attend to all orders IN the above line,
in a style equal. il mol superior TO any ever
done in this place. Prices TO suit the times ).
Gentlcmels' Straw and Leghorn Hats cleansed
and pressed.
Edgeheld G.. H., April 8 2m il
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State Of South Carolina.

State Of South Carolina.
EDGEFIELD DISTRICT.
IN COMMON PLEAS.
Thomas Davis,
Euoch Bync.
Verify Farmer,
rs. Harmon Hust Attcchnlent.
aud Enoch Byne.
Moore & Davis,
vs.: Attachment
Emily H., Tubman;
VS.. Attachment.
Enoch Byne.
YESHE Plaintiffs in the ahcva cases, having
IL this day fled their declarations ~ my
office, and the defendants having neither Wives
or Attorneys known to reside within the limits
Of the Stale, on whom copy ofsaid declara
tions with rule to plead can be served: 1t Is
therefore ordered, that they do appea. and
plead TO said declarations within year ind a
day fromthc dlle hereof, or in default thereof
final and absolute judgments will he awarded
against them. TIIOS. G. BACON,c. C ?.
May II. 1916 II Is
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1845-05-10
HUG UP TO Me.

It is stated tina, new married couple
DOWN east were one night lying in bed,
taking over matters aud things, when
heavy thunderstorm arose. aud loud
peils Of thunder and vived il'shes OF
tightening filled hem with terror and
fearful apprehension. Sudderly ire.
nenIous crash caused the Ioying couple
TO start as though they had received an
electric shock. jonathan throwing his
trms-around hls dear, eXclajmed,' Hog
up to me Lis, aud let Us die Ike men,
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1845-05-10

in wnss and wuss, ef you'll lei me Off tIit
, time
Cant do il Jess! want you down in
ToPhet,lO strike for Vince Kirkland. I've
got him thar, blacksmith Of it. He does
all my odd jobs pinelin' of my tail and
sich like! Cant let you off, have come
a purpose for you
i seed the poor devil shudder when |
called Vlace's name, but he didn', say no
more, SO joos the gIg thro' the bind par,
Of his overhaus and starts down to the
kunnoo landln with hi n, in peart lrot. -
The way he scratched up the dirt as he
travelled backwards on his aII-rours was a
perfect sight. But jst as struck the
roover, be got hold Of grub and the gig
ore out, and he started lolher way. /
never seed runnn till lhep; faint no use to
tell how fast he did run; couldn't do it in
a week. A skared wolf warn. nothin to il,
lie run lasler'n six scared wolves and q
yeTIan deer. Soon as he gotta start | made
toT long war seed their guns and behind|
that finds the big powder gourd they all
kept their powder in they warnt usin.-I
Thinks I, el you ainl klccn gone, I'll finish
,l.- -, -" p''thSu H'e SouIu-'
IeId fully q galIon--smack into the fire,and
hen jumped into the roover myself. |
hadn't more'n go. property in before ii
bowed up. Such blaze | never seed be-
ore. The n'ise was some itself, but ,he
,laze covered all creation and reached high
,r than the trees. Ii Cpread out TO the log
,shar the guns was, and fred 'em oG--pop
pop, pop. No wonder them Calchospa
eers ever come back. Satan hmse'i
'0ulI have done no better, cf he hat been
mar, in the way of racket and n'lse,
Daddy Biggs now took long breath and
, longer drink.
BOYS ho continued, i got them fcllers'
ish and ,lw., aalon iYr - 80: ho,;I.'
,ivco en- ali goriesl scarce they ever had,
md ,hey ain, been back seacGwhch hope
hey never will, for lis Oudacuus the way
he ,ooyer folks is 'poscd upon. Now,
,oys, ,hu,'s ny 'scrape', 50 let's take aoo'h
drink, look at the hooks and then lay
Iown,