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Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1848-04-19

The American officers had LEFT lie room il
which he was confined. When he reached
The place Of execution, however. his nerv,
was the best. Al the conclusion Of que o
The many prayers that were uttered. ht
cried out in an audible voice, . Viva Il
Republica Mexicana,' but not with ,ttia
enthusiastic fervor Of pa!riotisn' which
would have Stamped him all man aud a
hero. Had he risen like a lion from hi,
tolls, torn The llandase from his Eyes, anc
shaking p-oud defiance at his enemies, Ut:
tered his sentiment warm aud pure from
The snul, should have wepr Tor him, loved
him and al.no,, envied him. AS j. was,
fs' there was want of feeling" in him
und recullect making The remark 10 Col.
Withers. Of the 9.h. by whom was sland:
ing, that Antonio uttered II as il he was
thinking how il would ioo': in The next
day. 's.paper.
On the day previous. two American
teamslers were hanged Tor the murder Of a
Mexican boy. On that occasion. here
were presen, about fifteen hundred Mexi.
cans vi all classes. saw scarcely dry
eye a'n0ug the females. aud several actu-
ally role to the place nf execution in the
same wagon with The criminals, and seem
ed as much ut1ecred as il they were Of
their own nation and family BY he
way, The ,earnslers parluuk OF the Catholic
communion oulhe morning of their exc :
culion.
MOI Mexican Of any d gree Of respec-
liability, witnessed tho execution Of their
countrymeu except the Priests, w'p at
tended as spiritual conlorIcrs. Early in be
day. every store and house in the city bad
its windows and doors shut. a painful ST.
Ience rcisn-d to the very outskirts Of grand
Jalapa. They were butn young mes of
promise aud young families, and had been
born aud bred in the place they died.
Their budies were given TO their friends
and borne by eight servants all dressed in
while Ii en. 10 line Cathedral. into which
an imman,e concourss of Alexicans 5000
gathered. together with eoodly number
of American officers, amuns The number.
When we entered the church We found 4
great many Mexican women scattered over
The building, aud each with swimming
eyes, kneelins before the figure or picture
of their favorie sain, praying 70! the souls
Of lae dead men. The bodies ere placed
on a high table, covered with black velvel
aud gill. embroidery and surmouu.ed with
many huge candles, all burning. Al a
@is0a! from The Priest, the assemblage Of
Mexcans all knell aud ,ined in a chAnt-
ing prayer. Those of is who were not
Catholics stood uncovered. As We were
leaving the church., was greatly incens..
ed by lhe rudeucss of one OF the Priests.
and afterwards equally amused. Asl ap:.
preached The outer door Of the Cathedral,
without though, and from habit pll on
my cap. when. with an unnecessary yio- !.
ience aud d.evident anger, lie jsrked it:ffdm:
my head and handed il 10 me. s. u was Miths
difficulty resisted The inclination 10 strike
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No tfeatysof peace can.lost with this
people that j. moi backed by,1 0,00D Ameri-
canbayonets, permanently stationed in the
country. -. 8 80!
: may lie mistaken. but these are my
honesIiI,pressions. Could ih= menu(my
Regiment beIeturpeJ toIheir,families. and
hnnles,.I would be conleni. As for my
self ! shall see the war 10 lis end or reach
my ownifand should The discharge ofIhe
Palmetto Regimelttlepriye me of ry com.
mission. | still shall see i, odl, even in on
humber capacity.
Tender my cordial remembrances to
my friends, and accept for yourself aud
family my wishes for your pros periIy.
Respectfully; Your Ob't. Serv'l.
1s''s fs p. S.-BROOKS.
p. S.-A rumortas this moment reach.
ed US thai The Mexican, authorities are
greatly ihcensed hy the alterations made
by our Congress in the treaty, and have
licked up generally. Is this an bnnes in.
digualion.. or the dcnnnemenl ola deep laid
scheme Of dslaspl...ssFptv-- use an expressi0n
commodWith Mexicaus, "quien sabe."
p. S. B..
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Edgefipld Academy.

n N a rery dangerous st1te Of health and in
d pursuit Of the means of restoring it, the
Principal proposes Spring vacation of three
weeks instead Of two. He trusts that This. s"
necessary 10 his recovery. wiil be cheerinlly
awarded him both by the Trustees and by the
Parents of ispnpiIs lie will not pass over
in silence the extraordinary gond conduct and
afectinnate regard OF lis pupils during bis
'iIlness-Suclia course WAS doubtless sliinn lated
If not difecled by their sympalhies-a cIrcilm
stance that greatly euilances The merits Of their
c0nIlilct.
Ills health restored, lie hopes again to meet
their smiling faces and grasp their welcoming
hands. II. Il. McCLINTOCK.
Principal.
Anril 10 81 l2
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Z sEgYSvirlne tof supdfy5Writs ois FienisF ar
- cias, 10 mo iirecleds wilt proceed
10 sell at;Edsefield Court House, on llhes
drst Monday aud Tuesday following, i1:.
May next, The following property, 5in'
The following cases, VIZ: - -.
John Hill. Ordinary, for John S,eArdis..
vs. NJ. Galphin and D. Atkinson;sJ.f Hill. I
Ordinary. for G. w. .Ardis. vs. NJ. Galphin5
aud d. Atkinson, the following negro slaves
viz: Isaac. Allen. Mary, Henry, Dinah.
alariah aud her infant child. levied on as.
the properly Of NJ. Galphin. '-st.'asFf.s
lIaviland. Harrel g. Allen, VS. ]. D. iTib-,
bets; S. II. Condlcl s. Co. vs. thesa
one negro man named Richard. levied on,
as The property Of ID. Tibbels. ~.
Terms Cash. go.
S. CHRISTIE. 5. F.; D. 2
Apri! l3 3te l2 80 .
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Books g. Stationery.

Comprehensive Commentary, 6 vols.
Students Bible Large Octave.
Webs.ers Dictionary,
Aiuswor,i Latin Dictionary,
U. States Exploring Expedition, S vols.
Hnoper's Medical Dictionary.
Barnrs Notes on Isaiah. Jnb. Gospels. sc
Groves Greek and English Dictonory.
D'Aubrgneys fist. Of the Rof., 4 vols.
Piuarchs ives,
Cnmmo Prayer.
Crl,den's Concordance,
Snddard's British Pulpit,
Grigg & Elliot's Readers,
New York Reader,
Arithnretics, various kind.
Slairs. Pencils, Qnil!S. Paper and lak.
For sale by II. s. ROBERTS.
April l9' - lo u
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New Root amd snoe
laANUFACTORY.

F7ili3 Subscribers would respectfully in
Il form their friends and The public
generally. that they are carrying OIL the
Boot and Shoe Making Business, in all its
branches. at their Shop in Pntersville !;
where they are fully prepared 10 execute
all work in their line, with nealness and
despatch.
Being engaged i'll the TANNING brsi.
ness, (near the same p!ace.) and manu-
featuring the greater part Of their own
Leather, they feel conGden, in saying, iha,
they will work cheaper than any other
establishment nf the kind in Edgelicld Dis.
,rici. Good Hides, at all times, will he ia.
ken in exchange for Leather or ShoeI.
b. CORLEY,
Il. TURNER.
March 25 Al 10
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FOss SALE Now
~ tssp ChexpeS1 Cash store

4 New supply Of GROCERIES. viz:-
Best Sugar 10, /, aud II lbs for 81, Ivy the
100 lbs. cheaper,
Bcs, Coffee 10 aud l l lbs for 81, by the 1907
pounds cheaper, ,g
MnlasseS 37I cents per gallon, ..s. -
Lamp Oil 81 2o cents per gallon,
Large No Mackre, q for 25 cents,
Turpeutine Soap, 9 bars Tor 81
Fresh Starch 9pomntls for 81, "
Fresh Sweet and Butter Crackers. 12d els ID
Snda Buiskets, l2I cents per pound.
ralIow and Sperm Candles cheap.
Ground Pepper and Ginger, 64 cts paper.
VIII, supply Of Goods whicIr cannnt be-:
surpassed by any other establishment, and will
sold equally che,pby J. COIN.
April II 2t IL
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CAUSE OF DISEASE!
AND IT'S CURE.

1T the body daily receives a proper amount
4 OF nutrition and daily expels the worn ort.
parts by The scasitle and iassns.Jte evucuants;
health is the natural consequence. s----s..
Medicine can secure these Results g
IN ngAlruwE pERsrlRErwo OUNCES PER HOUR
III sickness, especially Fever. we scarcely
pcrspirc al aH. Consider then The amount Of
injurious mat,er thrown into tie blood. Itmay5
settle on vital part, nnd produce Death.
Sometimes death willtake place, before we cam
obtain IN operation from the bowels. Be tsen-l
sible !hen. aud use those remedies which Will
take out from the bowels and circulation. s.all
that is retained longer thar nature designs soE
health permits For This purpose, 80 81
Brandrcth's Vegetable Fills,
are all sufficient to. procure, copians eyacun..
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EresM Greceries.

SUGARS, Coffee. Molasses. Vinegar.
- Lamp Oil, Tulluw, Sperm, und Adaran'
tine Candies.
Raisins. Soda Biscnits and Almonds,
Imperial, Hyson and Black Teas, Rice, &c.
Raisins Figs, Citrnn. Curran,s. Macaronl
Pickles. Branded Peaches, Cages, Cigars.
Just rccrivcd and for sale by
G. A. MEIGS.
April If III
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Brown mud Fancy 4Elnea Drills: =
MursaiIles, sFes,ings. Silk fhnkerchiefs. ami!
- Crlsaist 81 8 20 20
Susrendars5 G;oyes.. Half Husc. dc. &c., =
Together with an assortment Of,
Georgia Striped Holnspuns, Osnabnrgs, q
,Cp,tnn Yarns. Shoes. Hats Caps, Bonnets.
~ Just received and for sale by
CA. MEIGs.,
hplil IF III
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To Bridge Builders.

NM7ILL he let 10 the lowest bidder. at
w Edgehrld Court House, on the first
Monday in May next the building Of n Bridge
across Horns Creek, on the Stage Rond.-
Particulars made known on The day of letting.
By order of tie Board Of Comm'ers 7th Reg,
April 3 .'f7 st il
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Roberts CheSiis.Gash Store.
H T UMBRELLAS, Parasols and Sun Shadesp
- handsome assortment.
Ladies' Leshorn Bonnets;
Ladies' Florence Braid Bonnctsi
Misses LesIiorn do
Misses fine Straw do.
Ladies' Fancy Colurad do
Artificial Flowers and Wreatts;
Bonnet aud Cap Ribbons,
Turleton Muslins,
Swiss, Cambric and jaekonet sInslidsI
Nainsooks. MuIs and Bishops Lawns;
Grass Cloth Skirts,
Ladies' Drcss Caps; and
Cold Camhric Linings.
For Sale by
R. 8. ROBERTS,.
April II 81 ~
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NOTICE.
Strayed or Stolen.

OIIUTNN VI '''IUINNs
ENRON tie Subscribers plantation, near
H' Frnit Hill p Office. about the 18th aarch
3ny FiLLY, three years old, one hind to",
while. no other marks recoectci. Any infm
malcn respecting said tiIly will he Thankfully
received, all and reasonable EXPENSES paid.
GEORGE ]. STOTHER.
Living neur Maj ]. e. Aliens.
April3 st II
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Ncao Spring Goods.

Ncn0 Spring Goods.
7EYilE Subscribers would respec fully in
Il form their Customers and the Public,
That they have just opnned an unusually large
Stock Of
Spring g. Summer Goods.
eubraring every. variety and style Of Fancy
and Domestic DRY GOODS.
Aiso, a Complete Assortment Of
Hardware and Cntlery-China, Glass and Tin
Ware-IIa,s. Caps and Bonnela- -Boots,
Shoes und Slippers-Saddles. Trunks
aud Carpet Bass-Duss. Paints and
s-Groceries-Lealher. NC.
Persons Wishing CHEAP aud Coop Aricles
will do well 10 call, and particularly those who
who wish 10 pay Cash. They shall harc Rar-
naius. We have also OIL hand
5000 lbs Cnt Nails, ass'ied, from 4 to 40 ds.
l20O0 lbs Iron. assorted sizes.
The Nails and Iron will be sold at Factory
prices. for Cash. e
April TT ii
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as HEAD QUARTERS,
sf11gatC CaDairy. c. ~. {.
s. 7 :E1sEFIELp;s April 4, 1913:
iOREERS MI. 5E z. 80 ss.t....,s5S 81.
EHHE Edsefold Squadron Of this Regiment
p gwilIfaipcar al EdseGeM c. House ON
Saturday the 2olli May next, for drill and re-
Yiew.pr Is 80 .s,s.sr
Officers and Mont Commissioned Officers.
will assemble the day pevious for drill and
instruction ), - ~
The AbbeYlle Squadron Of this Regiment
will appear n .ibJeyille c: II. on Saturday,
the 81 Of Junenext. for drill and review.
Commissioned and Non. Commissioned OH.
GERS will asscmblc the day previous fnr drill! and
instruction.
BY order ofCof,. Taos w. LAsrAM,
CIV BRANNON. Ali.
The Abbevle Banner will copy twice and
forward nccount 10 this Office.
April Is 81 13
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Fancy & Staple Dry Goods.

INFANCY Hnslins, J. .Gihghams and Prints,
u Monrnjns t;-..yi =. :.
ChanseabIe DE LANES aud Jenny Lind Plaids,
Silk i and ;Barafse Shawls aud Mantes' .,iltI
Silk Sun Shades and Parasols, .=.5t
ErgliaIf and American Eong Cloths. - =. Il.
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ME w GOODS.
April 10

FEyHE Subscriber has just received splen.
Fl did Stuck Of Suring aud Summer Goods.
For Ladies ware. tine lot of ~
----~lWaslias, 3angrsTHu Gfnsiahis,
Fine Nantes and Shhwls.
Bonnrts aud BONNET Ribbons.
Worked Collars antl Wlslin Trining=.
Black aud White Lace Wells,
For Grn'emen'l wear.
A fine Stock Of Boots and Shoes, of all
kinds,
Leshurn. Panama. Palm, Silk aud Bever
HATS,
Hardware. Cutlery and Crnckery,
A good assortment nf Groceries. such rs
. Sugar. Coffee. Mnluss's and Rice,
Fresh CHEESE.
With many articles too tedious TO mention.
all OF which will he sold very cheap for Cash,
or on lims, 10 punctual customers.
B. e. BRYAN.
April II If II
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Notice.
EalE Notice.

Fair Notice.
a Ii Persous indebted 10 the Subscriber by
"a, Nateor Account, are requested TO make
payment by Return Day in October nexi. u
they ish tosave cost. and all5sums whicl, are
wi.iinassiagis,ra,e' 'sinrsdiction, il.not paid ny
that time must also pay cost :. as must haYe
money 10 keep u, my business. .l =. ~
M. w. CLARY.
Co!cman's SR ,a,!s, Mlrch 13. into
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san ANGEL, Near The city of Mexico.
March 22d lS4S.

promise you eXacted when we parted III
Oclober:ast. that should inform you Of
matters Of inreres, here, has been delayed
by multiplicity of painful causes.
The irrepnrable and nconsolable loss |
have sustained of noble aud ardenIly be.
loved relatives and friends has bowed me
to the dust, and while nv mind has preyct
on itself, in consequence of my heavy ca
Namity. and my unfortunate (hut thank
5sGsIod, uncoatroIablc) absence. on the great
t%nccasions which entaied it. my continued
III health. almost from Tho very day |
reached Vera Cruz TO the present mo.
ment, has ,preciuded my wiring at any
length 10 any bu, the members of my i'm
mediate family.
: yu-nisht am unable 10 sleep, though
feeling better than have dua" IN SOHO
weeks, and have risen from my tumble
bed ofbuffan hide and btauke, 10 give You
description of a military ezccuti0n which
Witnessed at Jalara on my march 10 The
capital of Mexico. You will recolIecl that
the prisoners laisen after the fall of Vera
Cruz and at Cerro Gordo were released;
the officers. upon theirparole ofhonor not
TO bear arms during The present waT, un'
less regularly exchanged. While the Di.
vision 10 m hich | was attached tarried at
Jalappa until The provision train could go
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o. The friends ofMnj. ABRAHAM JONES
annonnre him as a candidate for reelection to
the Lesistnre. ss4t7 -
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r. S. My health i. still bad-I am complete
Iy exhausted by writing this letter.
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The Sumter Banner:
PUBLISHED EVERY v EDNESDiY MORNING, BY
WILLIAM +. FRANCIS.
T L IL NJ S.:

7'pr Dollars in advance, Two Doliors enc
r Ffty-c nts Mt the expiration of SIN months, OF
.'hree Dollars at the ED ol the yeal.
No paper discontinued until all arrearages
,rs pail, unless at the option OF the Proprietor
aJ'Advcrtisements in serted at IS cts. pei
square, III lines or less,) for the first and
= TINT sum for each subsequent insertion
D-The number of insertions to be marked
On all Advertisements or they will be publish
81 until ordered to 10 discontinued, and
harged accordingly.
D-One Dollar per square for single in.
se.,.on. Quarterly and Monthly ADVERTISE
n,nts VII be charged the same as single
'scrtion, and scmi-monshly the same as new
Incs.
All Obituary Notices exceedingsix lines,
md Communications recommend ng Cand.
a es Tor public Offices or trust-or putting
exhibitions, will be charged ms ADVERTISE
rents.
DAll letters by mail must be paid TO in
sure runctual attendance.
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From the Ncp Orleans Della.
GOING 1T NTH A RUSH:
PLAYING POKER WITH AN EX
IRA KNAVE IN THE PACK.

iRA hNAVE in I'tiE PACk.
There is in this city nn honest, indus.
'rious colorcd man, whose patronymic is
Jim Rush. Jim, paradoxically rs /, may
seem, though bluck man, is "a white.
washer, and among his colored brethren
of,hc long brush s.ands high, when on
his ladder or otrit. He annually dusls
The juckct Of the ST. Charles Hotel and
aicrwards'givcs ita coat Of Sucked lime,
guaranteed 10 slick "like knife III is
told of Jim, that on one occasion he was
solicited by another Of Afric y sons to white
wash his shanly, for q fair remunerative
consideration Of course.
"Whar am dis house oh yours sitter.
waited, Misser Jones?"
"Right back OBJ dc Gas Works. said
Jones.
"And what am its height or dermen-
sions?" said Jim.
why it amt muffin but de smallest
kind oh a shanty," said Jones.
Jim looked for moment down at the
ground, and for another moment up at the
sky, and the next moment he was looking
Mr.. Jones full in tho iace, rcmarking at
the same timc--his manner showing that
ho felt as if the mere proposition had low.
cred him at least ten rounds Of his profess
sional ladder Missers Jones, ] does de
fancy whitewoshin oh do ST. Charles. /
$50 a little above shaniy jobs GOO mo-
in" and he walked away as fhe fell con-
scious Of having delivered just rebuke
10 "M;sscr Jones.p
Jim's fame. as whitewnsher, 1oa,cd
across the lako and penetrated tho forests
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sic, Pul,nonary Affections, Thrash, Drop
sy. Dysintcry, Grnvel, Corns, Week o,
S 'reI Eyes. Sarc Mouth, Deafness, SicI
and Nervous Ilcad-uc!c, Liver Complain,
Spinal Affections, rnolI'-acl,,., Cnnrac
lions, Of tic Musclcs. Pains, or Wcak
ncsS, ia tic back and Joints. &c, &C.,
Tie Ingredients Gscd inr Ontm ,nts ali
Drinks, are within the reach o ev.ry pc so
and eSsily obtained. The t,rect ols 70 ma
king lhcln are printed, ard are warranted
cure IN every case when. properly applied,
otherwise the money will be relunlcd.
Persons afflicted with any OF the aboy
named, discusses, Mculd do well to cn.l upo
Dir HI; and If mol efectualy relieved no re-
Immigration Will be required for his service
His motto Is No Relief-No Pay
Oct. 25. So st
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VAL u a lie Lam D
l.a.ssls El1R. SAIE.

Tho subscriber offers i.,r sale attract O
l,1nd, c9Rtaining Thirteen Hundred and Fol
~, Acres. knnwn as English's Cross Roads
IIc will sell cheap for caso, or will sci! q,
two years, one-tliiri cash, The balance OH tw
years. III not sold by. The first Of Januar
mex, i will he offered in lots from one acr
to fifty as GAe, purchaser say require. Ii i.
also near the IViimingto, and Manchesie
Rail Roaa surrey about hall way be,wcnI
Sumterylle and Daring on Court House
and q yeFy snitablc place iora Depot. An!
person or persons wishing topurchase on tbs
above ternis, will apply at lis residence.
,.,, ,,j;, ELIAS 5DuRANT.
Nov j, 1913. If
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FANCY STORE.

MRS. HULBURT & flanagan, Re-
.eclful.y announce to Their rienils and the
.rlhlic, th,t they hive received handsome
ssortmcnt OF MILLENEisY and FANCY
iools, consisting OF Straw Bonnets OF the
..test style; Flowers and Ribbons; Thread
L1ces, Gloves; SILK for Dresses, likewise
llpacca and Bombazlne; together with all
.rticles usually found in Fancy store.
N. .B All orlers for Dress.making prompt
y attended to-
Nov !. Ct
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toa boy Of whom she lind bough some
modern antiquities. Is, said tho
young ,urchin, tllrusliDg forward shis hat
which had seen some dozen sllnine rs,
my hat is old
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gl!ll|lslbel / ]


han IA. 4. es
isssr h.
lnna ss iances ets
NJ s onena
,is asn
Pass - g, 80 3
thera rs soo, -, {,
s, y 9o
10 pv 4 m, ~ = s a1a con'inaea
Dnrn1 ,h 4 rim ~ - s. 8
sr lbs &C M III 6, ms nro1li.x
s, !, more
,,ooi .nninret slool; ~ y s, ~ =
moutfIfmlI IN, iDdL Il, +; y, -
rows of hess nan bs nnnS -
The coax he ~ :
! would On : ..how ilo vsr ' ~ Il,
la,to nurse: but Bill ,be M ~ rlsr y s
AZ ria,a;,i aa = =
ners. was Tho mi @ I. ,a a.la.,s
cery ns moor Fels IL s ns,, 1i ~
3 af - =, -
matle "a ..'' y - Il 8io11i s.
IIa wo,,ld sons, 4, = I, i, ],
lor room aI,l Iooi ~ :, s, 's rs ..s p
gama fors m y ~ ~ ~ ,sa,,,S W. a1i . ,ai
Sion a the dons II $a ,aar 1 Us \, oysasona,
pame of IN ,sh;a1 Il, @ asa. . Sse anlet
dreds an ,hsF Ffabla - s.sIa su 1s..1.9 ~. nun
was permiIted 10 a. 10 ,,e
most 81 tle =.
ihnss from Rev n ~ (
hotel mis- Iook ;na IN = . u:
hmm ,f I g y, ais NJ - Us
he Ind i;s i.s, sstHs. s.ss
The bnrber 10 q o,,iat ~ ~ ~
wa AZ ailp.
been 70 IN ~ I y
bonts, and knew as much W b. = ,,s ~
Green the = f,rmad :. : ,i aI.s
thav snt I3illln;d ~, ,hose I
had dozen paoks on bnnd. s, = ~ Y ;.S,hs., f
went. Thev nlnved far .o,,,. ..!i,
winnine now md nox lin IN IN go
aIIy Jim pot =. hand ,oe f,,,r. .,.,...I
|, have him now linn, ~ bs > h,, ~
NOT. for B,ll was onlv M =, h.;n,. s.
out. = KS ~ 81 i'''s
az coo. -, 80 !, n
Bill. ..Yo, min. no;r = D,iI HE i;. s:isf
1 now Vol, can f;x i, Is . S - - 'ei'
4 81 secs dat and 4 ,,oes ,,o :, !. 5
sn;d R;ll 6 ..yo,, a;a,. s''M
!. child no b6y vo,, co,, g., ~, =
.sI secs vo, arn;n d, ia In, 6. 4 j,
you! forty better; dis Orleans, lnipper wor;,r
s,ny sli,mp'd, dat tells voI,a.sS 3; /,
;.WclI, ItellsI YOU what Il ia. ia Mnsao,r 9
L Rush,, said Rill. ..dn, "a oo;na !, ,.,;5 8
rush: but ain, irvine 10 s u;vs !. :, !,
hold on dere. nieper,'-.nnd he won,l c -, - -
drawer, pulled Out a tin box. and n,,,linn
out n leather nurse from the Tin hor Il. e
..come now. said he. az "a secs . 'uo., ts.ns
goes YOU twenty be,ter. .nr, Ivom -, a. -
durkey?" 8
Bill laid down his cards. conn nted3 3.vsr
. his money, scratched his head. and aid.
! "Will yon,uke nv brushes md bnsks,
into de stake ms ten tI,lIp rs3 -. -
10 tnRe no advantage OBJ you. " s. 8
zen, sald = i'm, - comes dat, putt
ing Gown me ne, money. Aand calls you,
I, ana' showing ms own lhandi added: saYou
W., s,es chn, ~ ua Deat. mas 'ours noes!
wv n~: yaW. 1snd sure enough, 80
~ ..wa. NV. J, =, M, ,,, ...s
;s ,;a, San' mn, pui you cant an come y
p's ..Rn, 1a; aou sees nap got hye 1acks
pr. ~, .''c'e a'n SO many IN lhe pack
sa'" '.1,La. TI,.,. ;, VI
n'e ;,ulii nm, M De IN me Louis'aner
a.n SUN i;,' ou. you Knows dat we
eo " .nss hi',ne ex.ra .l IN MisslPper; a.
I'VE J".A Pack y !, ,ers,lnate " M ~
aAes .' LOW ., And so.1lng ths acs
.'u' ~ -. Wol' ne na s n'eo 10 me
=, eAoeP.''.B ~, - .ioo.s' Whicn would
"o' Ine'ealhy Y.i. I1 Y ms pocket: !i'A;
','n yus' 'usnca otit, ana m SO kicked
me DuCkOt---Outs OF AnlS way, Which he m