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Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1856-02-16

~" Between $50 and 100 acts aud resolutions
werc passed at the late session Of the legislature.
Most of them were ola private and special na-
turr.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1856-02-16

ELoo-a.r tyo CaUsT!c SG.CNcE.-A cor
respondent from Washington, on the iih
writes:
"Eale's abuse oi the President met with no
response in the Senate. No S,enafor felt dis
posed to degrade himself by replying to the
blaclcuardism Of the negro Senator. General
Cass WIS heard to say, on the adiournment Of
ri'e Senate on the dav Hale made his speech.
"Wha glorious thing no Senator notice
Hale"
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1856-02-16

To those ofour friends sho want to subscribe
for first rate, sound, conservative, northern,
Ioiitic;,l Newspaper we commend the New York
Uay Hook.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1856-02-16

~" Tie House of Representatives, yotodi;s Re-
porter Mr.. Trucbood, so per day. his scr'icos
and pay to continue up to the 3lst of March.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1856-02-16

Ey-lt will bs SEN from Il notice in to-days
raper that the friends Of Juds, Buriord in Gray
ron haya rendered lin complimentary dinner,
to come or at Sherman, on the 9th March next
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1856-02-16

for his annunl message to the two Houses of
Congress.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1856-02-16

"Fannv Fern" (lirs. Sarah. fdyson FL
dridge.) sister to y. p. Willis, was married in
New Tcr', or 'h 5h 3D., 90 Flr. Jl.les Ile-
,o1 autbnr.y ii- be- Of ii1a.e Greeley
lhis IS Fsapv's thiri marriage
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1856-02-16

new county of Parker on the FIRST Monday in
March next.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1856-02-16

We are requested by the Hon Isaac Parker
Representative rrom Larrant county, to say
that IN consequences of iIl-hcalih and the press
ing duties Of his poSition as chairmaa OF the
committee on State affairs, he has been Who'll
Iv unpb'c to answer the numerous letters Of
his constituents which would have otherwise
been iaUe -Sic'. Gazette.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1856-02-16
Approved, 26h )Ianuarv, 1855.

:,y-Nir. Speaker r 90, before the ad;ourninc Of
the House of Repres er tatives. delivered the lo
lowing cbaste and .dnisa,le address.
NJ. - ,lo I,,,.., 81 p,,..n,u,;..
'',m"s,' " 'e : '"''' y A"I,''' "''''''
The hour has a rived gentlemen. Ior the
a'j'n'"H'n' OF ., ie Rouse "'''I in' ofs NON
day IN J"iy Ne%' ; onF He'ore Pf'f0n' ing our
SePF'''on as' TO say " woFu "I ''Fe"c' To
''o>e WHO ""'' - 'I"'" III" "'e'
thank yoH s'",s'HG"' Ior ne rr:""'.'',
approving {" my o.''''"' r'r',P' M""" y""
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1856-02-16
Judicial Election,

iEc returns below rNdcr certain the election
of Mr. Buriord, Judge, and indicate pretty surely
the election Of Col, Mccoy as District Attorney,
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1856-02-16
Equality OF White and Black Races.---e6m.
u'ents Of fthepresS upon Mr.. Banks Abolition
Doctrine.

LIhahAJ VI Wnltc anu bihcA hacco---tOm-
u'ents Of thepresS upon Mr.. Banks'Aboiition
Doctrine.
/ II have TO say in this matter. that accep.
the doctrine Of the Declaration Of Indepen.
dence; that all men ARE created equal. In re-.
gard 10 tie superiority Of races, am Impress
ed with TIE conviction that il is To be determ.
ined only by capacity of endurance. So lar
las have studied the subject, il seems 10 me
to be the universal law, that the weaker is al
ways absorbed and disappears in the stronger
race. Whether the black race Of this conti-
nent, or any other part 6r the world is equal
Ia the white race, can only be determined by
the ABSORPTION and disappearance Of one or the
other; aud | propose 10 wait until the respec-
philosophical test before give decisive an
swer."--M. BankS' SBseci
From the Washington Sentinel
Not only are such sentiments thus expressed
but absolutely and W. can hardly realize the
fact, the largest party in the Honse Of Repre-.
sen'nIivcs Is the Free soil party, and the larg-
est vote !or Speaker has persis'enIly. for the
Inst six weeks been cast Tor the Frecson candi-
dnte. Nor is this all Tha, FreeSoil candi:
lngc hps in the Capital Of tie country, and in
the face of the white American nation, ieiib-
erately declared that he cannot decide wheth.
er the race and color to which he belongs.
and who founded this Government, is superior
or inferior, OF equal, TO the negro roce who
were hronghI as savnges TO this country BY
men OF England and men OF New England,
and sold os slaves to the Southern colonies.
he Massachusetts candidate fnr the speak:
erShip aisc speaks of ''absorh,jon." which Mr..
Cingman OF North Carolina, very properly
understood to mcon 'amoIgamn,ioo." Ii right
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1856-02-16

70 J-Senator Allen. of Collin, came up on the
last stage.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1856-02-16

nessee, which met at Nashville on the S;h Janu-
aTy, nominate; " II Polk. of Murray. and
Isham Harris. Of Memphis, Electors for the
State at large. The District Electors arc 10 he
selectcd by District Conventions
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1856-02-16

q The know. nothing State convention Of
L5aisiau IA has declared Aiiilard FilnoTe is first
shsieg soI tli. Prcsiioaey
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1856-02-16
I CANDID ATES.
For Surveyor Of Denton Land District.

~ are suhnfisrt 4. g. WALKER, Esq. Al I
r-ni,at The oice ~ Sur"t o Denton lut DscLlc
zion frst Mo,ist In bngustn"Si
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1856-02-16

"SouruERy Bins. In reference to this
stale and fat charge upon The President an /
his atc messing, to Congress, W. haze h-lrl
a very good joke, which at ,h2 s'no um' is
the best reiuation OF the ,hargr. \ not un.
Distinguished parsonage in orr city, who "a~
also occupied public stations yet vino ha es
the President with rordial hatred, helm" IN rhrt
condition when the wine is in The truth will
out, s'at'd-"&outAern hii!-Sln bern bid b.
d-----l. have sp'nt he p,st three weeks
in searching the record thoroughly, mad | can-
not ird lhat the l----i rrnatnre ever gave =
vote or did an act rs p'bjr mln contrary to
hi, message" y Day Bpoh.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1856-02-16

x The democratic State Convention e iadi-
ana has nominated s ? Willard lar Fegiar
a.,l JOHN e Walker rl- /. CJ7e.n.r.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1856-02-16

The MARSHALL RepuhiUn snasls iil.hnmnredly
over the nominations and appointments ur the
democratic State convention, siys the Delegates
To the Cincinnati convention from tho east. ara,
with the exception Of Matt Ward, "scarcely
Known beyond the precincts Of thei. respective
countless; ohjccss u the electors, und says more
distinguished rhaml ions could have been found
IN Harrison county; deems il "cx,gaorlinurv
that Col, Jennings shopld have hccn cast aside
ny tho PARTY, on the ground that ho had once
"!orGod n ~, lsnnw.nn:hings, when Hamilton.
Oldham, and Bee are sct up as cyp2rcnts OF DEM
ocratic faith - and thinks il absolutely unpar-
donahle that Raymond, connectcia Ms he wus with
the "hosus deposit Of Walker and King should
have been nominated
Now the complaints of the Republican strike
us us rather small affair. II the nominations
and appointments had been l,r. to us we shoGld
certainly have made some of tlGm vrir different
from what thcy are, but We arc no. disposed -
set mp our judgement as 20 mere rlcn. against
that VI Il piority oi the convention. The Re-
publican says h, '.is the servant Of principle"
and fully approves thc platform submitted by the
convention. II the lnmsUrc.l suit him, and he ~
the servant Of ''prineipls" rg,y is he 50 capt;ous
about men. We confess We gee 10 force in the
objections raised by the Re publican. We think
them in bad taste and who lly Unnecessary.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1856-02-16

We had the pleasure Of yisit, on Thursday
morning, from Mr.. James Swindells ofthe Dallas
(lexas) Herald lie is returning home from
VISIT with his family, to ohio.-SiNrPoyi Or
;fNs.
This will be news 10 our associate, whose name
is John, and who has never yet INDUCED ia the
luxury ofS "iamily," Family! why, no would
81 oif into swoon at the very idea Angels
and Ministers of Grace, defend us"'
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1856-02-16

Frank II Clark has disposed of the jefferson
Herald To Judge Il l. Grinstcad, who becomes ed
iIor and proprietor, Judge Grnstcad had charge
OF the Herald some time ago, and displayed deci.
del TALENT ms n writer, welcome him back to
the fraternity.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1856-02-16

kyGJv. Bigler was triumphantly elected [. S
Senator by the Legislature Of Pennsylvania ON
the 10th ult.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1856-02-16

tGENCH WHEAT DUYERs.-Ne notlced the
fact sometime since that agents of the French
Cove rnmen' were maxim" large purchases OF
wheat At { hiCoco aud other western places.
The Chicago Dsmocrat says: The parry in
This city, Mr.. iIaddock, who is supposed TO
have purchased Tor French account, and who
paid out here over Sl,200,000 through the
Marine Bann o. this city, is still in the mark
ct, and his purchases, no doubt, tend greatly
to keep mp prices in the present stringent state
OF ouc money market hIs purchases are
mostly spring uaeat and he has been paying
81 30 per hnshel Tor some days paS;."-Ro-
chester Jnioa.
Ex-SgNAroE ATcH,soN. N.-Accounis from Mis-
souri, state thar Mr.. A;chison has determined
70 Withdrew from the field Of politics. We
lsarn from telegraphic dispatch published in
the 81. Louis Democrat that the Weston Ar
gus OF the 20th utimo contains an editorial,
evidently written under the supervision OF ex-
Senator AtchiSon, announcing TO the people OF
Missouri that he Is no longer before them in
connection u.ih the position as candidate tor
United States Senator. OF any other office,
State or Federal. The Argus is authorized
to reiurn thanks to his Dcmncutic friends and
20 those Wings who houored him with their
votes on several ballots for United States SEN
a;or Mr.. A. Is pledged. - a citizen, to gal
laai support Of all nIr rights in the States
and in the Territories. a1d lie promises to ad-
if-s, q. ..rr u7 hr -.u.--' oi politics. at
P1ttc Civ. 90 .lg t.,t Monday iu February
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correspondent oi the Ne" YORK p1H'ra
says that rerent", dnrmE The h2tIo'r1E Tor he
SH'a,ersh'p, ~ d. Otno'tu ioo Fean"s-
see remarked 'rh"i dor'r@ the rrfrna'
- hours he had 'anci'd t,'ai h' could SO" the
toSm Of the 'mi9ofai jackson no"efin@ "v'r
the assembly, and with at 'he energy oHi H.
icrmmaGcn 'hnt iormeriy Jham"i'r2 d him,
XrOiMlrG 'by th" Eternal, no more EHuk>.
~ 'f'S'osn' ''Hr'''s m''N'S EFFORTS 5'' '''-
lowing reluctant tribute from TIC New Orleans
DgtG. one o" he Interest opponents OF his nj.
mjois,ratiou
u,yo ,,,f,ys ,,.,. .,,.,r ,,r.-, s.,,;,.,,, di.,os
e1 70 ,b;nL ;.5;a.r,n,l,g Of ,1c ptcy;dsn,,s
,,,ss,co I'm, on ra,;.,;ns. !. ., js;.,r, ,,a,d;s.
,o,.c- =, ,,,,,,. ,,l sl,,,, ;,,,, ,I,.,,
ral;,,, !, ,,,n, ;,o ,L,,oa ,r ,,,o.,on,. 49, ,.ar
Iose ,l,s,;ns.s Tnn n.,r,;on' or rho ,,,,,ss.,-.,
- ',',L,, N.h,,si., ,,,,,,,;,,a a,,J d;a.,,i
,;cs irnnoL r,,b,r ,oo IitiGsn ,nJ L;star;r.l
..,,,,ss ,La' ,on, Of s.,,,.,,,,, NJ ,La s.,
p,lt,s ,,hooI .,,,d :.r, :, II. al l,;s;,..,
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1856-03-29
ERps traosdixoyu.--The New Yorl

Eggs traordixovy.--The New York
JMsryor says. French practical philoso-
piers certainly know how to make the
most Of things. The rats Of Paris sup.
ply the ladies' with gloves if no. wnh
mince pies: and Mons. dc Sora has re-
Gently discovered the secre, Of making
hens lay evsry day in the year. He feeds
them on horse flesh; and obtains his sup
ply Of twenty-five or thirty day among
the used up hacks Of the city. His Hem
merry, few miles from Paris, has furnish
ed about forty thousand dozzens Of eggs
q week, at the rate OF six dozens for four
francs, yielding the proprietor for every
seven days the round sum OF 5000. or
$3.50. 600 . year. Mons. de Sora EN-.
pioys abou, one hundred persons. mostly
females, and his entire expenses are only
about $4,000 a year, leaving him the
handsome balance Of SlS5, 900 profit.
Ha never allows hen to set, and all his
chickens are hatched by stesm The
eggs are arranged upon shelves aud COW
cred with blankets, and each morning a
swarm oi chickens are taken to the nsr.
sery.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1856-03-29

Mw Hampshire Eleclion.--Coxcoxo,
IN. H, March l2..-Tl lA,es, election
returns foot up as follows;
Is towns give Wells. Democrat, 2. $40,
Mc,calf, American, 29.34l; Goodwin,
Wing, and scattering 2,293. Abou, A0
small towns 10 be heard from, which gave
last year, Baker. Democrat, 4.l42; Met.
calf. American, 1850 aud others II.
These towns giving corresponding vote
with those already repor.e |, will give an
aggregate AZ follows:
Wells 80, 900, Metcalf, 81, 900, Good
win and scattering 3,400.
We have elected to the House Of Rep.
rcsentaiives lie Dem ,cra.s, to li2 op.
position. The towns 10 be heard from, !,
is estimated, will give 80 Democrats aud
22 opposition.
CosconD, IN. II. March l3-Tue
State has been carried by Americans and
Republicans. They will have maiori
ty IN the Legislature, and il Me,eall i.
not chosen by the people. which is yc
doubtful, he will be by tho Legislature ii
Joint Convention.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1856-03-29
NO. Is.

A gentleman from Lexington told Us
yeste rday that there was some talk O,
starting an Anu-S'avery paper there Oh
account Of the Brady outrsge.-.FecPort
{ (.fdolitioa) -Necs.
Those that commence tho paper invt
be:,er 60, all the hair OF their heads, so
the Lexington people will have only the
uoabic Of taking off their skin. Louis
ollie Times.
To which the plain spoken -Ntrs re.
plies as follows:
You're = pretty Dsmoeraf, amt youf
Where's ysur blush Of shame when ycu
talk about SaRs MEN, HSsa srExoH, and
\ raHR panssl Damn the Democracy.
say we, shss sanction, no, only tearing
the hair off OF peoples heads, but tho
'skin' also, for daring to speak for or
against any institution or laws OF the
coun,ryi None tut towards, that have
no argument to defend she'ns lives. void
sancsion such 'dsmnable ou,rages, You
a Democrat Then 10 the mos, heartl-ss
nan tha, ever wrote Democrat
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1856-03-29
Zig Darksy JAkey. How be was Cured
Of Dutting.

Some years since was employed a.
warehouse clerk IN large shipping house
in New Orleans, and while in tha. capse.
isy, the following funny insiden. occur.
red:
One 1sy . vessels came in. consigned
10 the house. having on board large 10,
Of cheese. from New-Yssk. During the
voyage, some oi them had been damaged
by bilge water. (.he ship having proved
lsaky, consequently the owners refused
to receive them; they we're therefore sen,
10 the consignees Of the ship, TO be stored
until the case should be adjusted. l dis
covered few days afterwards that ~ 10
perfume, they were decidedly too fro.
grant to remain in the warehouse in June,
and reported the same 70 my employers,
from whom l received orders to have them
overhauled, and send oil ,ha, were pass.
able 10 Beard \ Ca:houa's auction mart,
(.hen the old camp Street Theatre J to
be disposed Of for tho benefit Of the m.
derwriters, and the rest Of the swamp. l
got . gang Of black boys = work ia them,
and when they stirred them up, be the
bones Of Molly Kslly's quart mug, Bot
the smell WAS Elegant ,nlirely.' ! kept :
respectable distance, believe me for strong
c!.rer and strong cheese, on . bot June
day, Just bangs a; scmmon esssncss, in.
cIuding cerlain varnins ws read about.
Presently the boys turned ou. an i'm.
mense fellow. about three feet six 'acrsss
the stamp from wn,.;;5 the boz bad TO-.
ted OF; in the centre space Of about Ven
inches was very much decayed. and ap-
psared 70 Be about the consistency Of
mush, Of blush tint. which was caused
By tho bilge water. The boys had just
ses il up on ito edge on I bale Of guany
bags, when / noticed over tho way big
darksy (shen On sale) from Chazlssssn,
S. c., who was notorious for his butslns
propsnsities, and had given most Of the
niaeeys il that vicinity taste Of his
quality in that line. ! had seen him and
another fellow the night previous. prac-
.icing: they would stand on each side ol
hydrsnt, some ten yards distant, and
run q each other heads lowered. and
clapping their hands on the hydoan.. they
| would butt like vstsrant rams. A thought
struck me that might sure him Of brag'
ging and bu..ing, aud have some spor1
also, 10 ! told the boys 70 keep dark, and
called odd Jake ever.
They tell me you aSe grsa. fellow fel
bu,ting, Jake.
i is some. Massa, das : fac-I dons
butt Dc wool '.irely OFF Oh ole Pete's head
last night, and Aassa Nichols was gwine
I 10 eib me goss! kin iist hang de head
OFF any niger in desc parts, myse'f-l
kim
We'll, Jake, I've got little job in tha
line for you when ysu hav'ns anything
else 10 do
rs on haad for oil dom kin oh job
myself is.'
We'll, yoa s.s that large cheese bac'
theref
4 does dat. dcss myself
Now IL yoa an bat dent in il, yos
shall have H.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1856-03-29

nation reported q fellows.
We your conmi.tee, to whom was re.
ferred the duty Of reporting psrmansn.
elicess for this meeting, respectfully rec.
snmsnd the following:
Robert Cover. Of Cedar county, for
President: Benjamin Niedig. Of Musca-
tine county, and James Trimblo, Of John.
son eosnsy, for vies presidents; Richard
Cadle, Of Auscaaias county. and Bs,lsr
Dunbar. Of Aahasks county, Tor Secre.
taries; which report wss on motion adop-
ted.
The pla.forn adopted st the cenven-
ton a Phllsdelphia vas then read BY
Mr.. Wallase after being called Tor, when
Mr.. J. r. Chapman, from Dss Meines
county, offered the following resolution,
and msved ,ts adoption.
Resolpsd, That the nomination Of Nil.
lard Fillmore and Andrew j. Donslson
Is shs candidates sf The American Party
for President and Vice President, in the
coming Presidential contest, meets ou.
warmess approval. and We pledge oul
united efforts 70 give to them the elecsora
votes Of Iowa.
The vote being taken by counties, the
resolution was adopted unanimously.
On motion Of Mr.. wilkinson the con.
vsntion proceeded to the nomination o1
State officers, when the following per
Sous were nominated.
For Sscrsts,y Of Nats.
ELIJAH SELLS. Of Nuscasino>
For .4udIor Of Mste.
JOHN PATTEE. Of Brsmsr.
For Treasurer Of State.
N. l. MORRIS, Of Polk.
Fev Atsr~ey General.
SAMUEL A. NICE, Of Mahaska.
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Military gentlemen should no, tai

Military gentlemen should no, take
nice young ladies' in pink silk 10 the ball
and leave their ives 70 NOPE in ca'ico al
home. One OF them tired il, in New
York, the other night, and when he han
ded the g.rl in pink from the carriage At
the ballroom door. the wife in calico was
there. and for few moments pink rib
bons, artificial nasers, hair.pins, and
fragments Of til. pink dress atore,ai +,
flew as thick a. hail on all sldes rhe
valient gentleman IN rey'men,sls left the
disordercd pink on the STEPS, while he
led his wife down the stree, and made
compromise, the terms OF which have not
transpised.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1856-03-29

Earthquake in .4irasaae - ALvAn..
DO, Feb, Is, 1856. AT about o'cl acS
this morning . very severe shock Of an
earthquake was fel, here. preceded by a
low whis,Iing or groaning sound, which
for severity and leng,h u duration ssr-
passes any shock heretofore felt in this
vicinity. Sigh, shocks have been ofir''-
quent occurrence for t.s las, two wears
the one this morning lasted full fii,--n
seconds, aud shs earth vibratsd from
North 10 South; atmosphere clear and
unclou led.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1856-03-29

As good looking friend Of ours
whose nussache is is. black, and curls
magnlfcen.ly over his lip, was passing
the residences of couple OF damsels the
following conversation is said to have
been overheard l4ouisa--'l do wonder
how i, goes TO kiss one OF those creatures
with such horrid must chez Adelaide
why. LeuisA~ I'm going to get the
hat brush and try it, And she dit
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1856-03-29

Sa Serpent. Schooner Mny
Taylor, which arrived a, San Fra cl.co
from Shoalwater Bay, with cargo Of
oysters, reports falling in with sea sell
p.n,, went of Point Reys. His Sea
Serpen,ship was repvsing on the surface
Of the water, coIled up; bu. when the YES
sci got within Yen feet. he undid himself
aud swan by with hi, head several feet
out Of water. Its length was abou, 40.
and is circumference about two feet.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1856-03-29

South Carolina South Carolina will
not be au.hori.atitvely represented in The
Cincinnati Pro-Slavery Convention OF
the Shnm Democracy. She - 20 insense-
ly sectional ,ha, she will no. evca meet
On equal terms the ,nen of the North
who give her all The power she has. We
regret her determination. because in con-
sequence Of 4, our favori,s eandida,e.
Gen. Pierce. will lose eigh. votes. Chi
caro- Tribune.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1856-03-29
VU4 WPT0N CFDARC MWA-STTRDY MRM Na Va MH

'0olly, Massa! You follln' dis nigger!'
No, I'm not, Jaks--jus, try me-
fWosss you glib me de bull Oh dat cheese
il | but. dent in um!'
yea
DE Lor! I'll tuss EN- vide open, will
myself. Jess stand bask dar, you Or.
leans niger, and clar de track for Ole
Seaf Cariina, case is comm myself
Iis.'
And old Jake started back some fifty
feet. and went il At = good quick run. and
the nsxt instant heard Z dull, heavy
sound. . kind Of . squish and old Jake's
bssd had disap appsassd from sight, with the
TOP jsse visible - ths other side; - he
assss fsoo III new fashioned necklace,
~ sstt sssasn shssss ,oosing down sli
assaad him . i ssssie1 down, % that
jGss Ais eyes wsss visible. From The cen.
10 sf i Jake's voies Was scarcely audi
bic and hall sanosAsred. o vainly tried
- remove the immense cheese.
'O.s.e! Do lor mas took up ssf, O.o!
lsess . LOT! Lii um up! Gss . nifty:
L.
Meanwhile ! was nearly dead myself,
having laid back - . cotton bale, hold
iAg mysslf together - keep from burss.
,ng. while she boys stood about old Jake,
paying him od.
'Ds lee hsw d nigga's bsef smsll! You
decent dean your sssth. Old Jake
Isay. yeu didn's make me dan fos'
ssnes las time did yca old hossr
Well, ysG 10 sAssy nigga, das sse. :
We'll. you 10 De Biggest kline Of Welsh
rabbit, you 10.
Whar did yen gss your has gssssel'
and thus the boys run old Jaks--now bali
sao.bered-until | took esmpassisn on
him, aud told them y take il %. Jake
didn't stop 70 claim HE prize bot pu. Of
growing:
Cor : nifty. I done got sole d., time!
Ise . case Of yallsr fever. 10 myself
Old Jake WAS never known - Do any
msrs bu.sing ia shat vicinity after that.