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COMM IGATI0Ms.
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Ma. EpIroR: AS the season for fishing parties has
arrived, and as each of then, must have si"rl'
an, / send brief sketch Of an occasion in which,
participated no, long since.
A considerable crowd Of yonng ladies and gen'e'
men met at Riley's Fol on Little Saiuda, OH Salur-
day morning, The 1nIl May, well equipped with hooks,
lines, bait, &c. After The usual ceremony Of shaking
hands, bowing and casting side gances al the ladies'
was over, general warfare commenced upon the in.
noc.nt fry As all cuuil not fish at the same place,
the crowd naturally divided itself INFO smui groups
Now The valley begins to resound with the merry
laugh the perch, which: moment bef"re sp,ris'l in
its natural element, l;unc's upon terra irra, &c,
&C., &C.
For fear we weary your patience, we pass on until time
for refreshment. The party now retired to beautiful
croyc-and oh! the delicious feast That was there
spread o,t upon Natures tlble every thing suited to
tile taste of the most fslidious epicure; canes al
munds, with sparkling cordial, rendered douhy bril-
liant by the radiant smiles OF the fair ones 'AiieF
partaking of the delightful feast, llie company seated
themselves to enjoy the cool breeze and pass the hours
away in social conversation. The reader might rea'
sonahly exclam "OM Cub<l was there" Yes, al'
though in disguise, he could be easily recognised by
n close observer; but how many were the victims ol
his uncrrng dart, We unable to say. 1t may he lie
wounded m. Tor one; for ! have a strange feeling
about the region of that organ called the heart, and il
DO not find myself In state Of convalrscence short
y, shall apply 10 The physician.
The party now refreshed, retired 10 lake hard by
to spend the remaining part Of The evening in their
delightful spor but the sound of distant thunder
admonishes them TO seek for shelter They Needed
the admonition and left for their respective places o
abode. Thus ended the " Saluda fishing party" We
are fearful some OF the ladies got wet il they did not
they We're more fortunate Than
ONE CT THE PARTY.
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"a CARD.
go TEE PUBLIC.

TNIIE EDGEFlELD BRASS BAND desire to
L. sly word or two 10 the public
Isl. Ih"y wish persons employing them to sivo
two weeks notice.
"a They do not wisl, to see persons going around
in their presence begging this man aud that to throw
in quarter to pay the Band" the Band after ali
getting about half pliee.
3D. They will not, after this date, receive any iu-
vitaton except BY letter. which must be directed to
tic Secretary, at Lofts P. O., Edgcfcd District.
4h. They will play for no picnic for less than
$50, and for no muster for less than $50.
BY V.dcr Of the Band.
VIM. LOTT, Secretary.
june II, sc. ii %
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truly may Il bs saidahat! saste whole transaction,
Massachus is to South Carolina, BROOKS is TO
SUMNER, Hyperion to saiyr.'
There is but single suggestion Of mFromisiy that
has attached to our Representatives 1t is os to the place
where tic deed was done. And tile best passbe an
swer 10 this suggestion, is reflection we heard cx'
pressed by promising Young speaker the other day
81 have yet 10 learn, he remarked, that The walls
Of The Senate Chamber lu te held more sacred and
inviolatc than the honor u u South Carolina"
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rapidly recruiting ih numbers Thrse are 40 men,
rank and file. On Saturday last, at ON election held
by the company, CICERO ADAMS was elected Is,
Lieutenant, II. L. VIEWER second and W. LuuDoS
BUTLER third.
1t has been determined drill every other mus;erJay
al The Pine House. This will impsrt some variety TO
the company's experiences for The future, which will
probably result in the swelling Of their numbers 10
The sizs Of large corps Success to the Are:y-mrn
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Religious EJotica.

TIL; Union mce:ing Of tl,s Forth Division Of
the :dgs.icll Baptist Association will meet with
lie A!t Lebanon Church, on Friday the 9th June
Introductory Scrn:on t. be preached BY Brother
C:ictt, at II o'clock: a. n.
'Su!j*cis tor Discussion are the best
m2:::s 10 bsuscl t" bring out the gs Of tho church
Asa. IN. b.st rLm lJr TIC sp:rul! ins;,rc:oG of
our servants. -
S.P. GETZEN. MopERA-oR.
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IycIc1SET FoGr.

IT is sometimes useful rs well amusing 10 publisl
beginners attempts at poe:ry.mrkng. Here il
quite refreshing cIuson transmitted to us by some
lad Of Ricand District:
SPRING.
Orall The season. give ME the Spring
" hen bu Is are opening and birds beg in to sIng
When all seems happiness and joy,
And every thing is pleasure without aii"y.
And all The beautiful hn;ls and flowers,
Often refreshed with pretty showers;
Nature is in her beauty then
In every garden, woods and glen.
Frnits and flowers strongly contrast,
With winters cnld anu stormy blast;
And the air Is prrlnmed with Irisranccu u! linweH'
! Growing pruinseiy in gardens and bowers.
tt..-yBeauty! and gniIy reign all around ---sSzg
: And nothing IL heard bur larsonious sound,;
Wrn buds b~gin 10 oIeH, and birds begin 10 sing.
Who can help admiring the beautiful spring.
CONGAREE.
The youth is certainly fond of fruits aud flowers.
whatever may be his oilicr deficiencies; and there's
no telling wla, that appetite may legct in time. If
it dues'nl make poet Of him, it may make g good
gardener.
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| am composed Of thirty letters.

My /, IA, 3, 4, %, lG II is the capital Of a Slate,
3, 6, II, S. 8, 90, is the nane.ofa State,
9, l6, s. %, IS, II, 1G, is deestable characlsr,
l3 ~, 8. l3, %, is celebrated valley,
II, 81, g. 5, 90 II, is q State OF Ancient Greece,
"a, II, lG, 90, 79, is n town in Italy,
81, 10, Is. l2, l6 q, lis distinguished Senator,
%, i, H. &c, II, %, ia river Of Georgia.
On the success Of my whole the safety OF The Union
greatly depends. fiIiosoPhos'
Try that now, young folks! It's good nut TO crack
and not very hard one. BY the bye, we have i'll
hand far "rHILosornos" that something better
than gngcrcake." Will lie net give us his address
in full that we may send it on!
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THE NOMINATION..

We had scarcely hoped tperlaps against liope) that
either PIERCE or some Southern man wonl; have
been the nominee Of the aie Cincinnati Convention
But it appears that such thing has been found i'm
practicable Tie Convention has however, placed
before The Union name identified with tis Demo-
cratic party in all its most useful and important ten
dcncies, IL name that will doubtless command such
universal confidence too as 10 render lis election little
more Than 4 matter Of form. II JAMES BUCHANAN
lives 10 See the Ilh March 1851, lie will he President
of The United States. His abilities and characters
tics arc such US will ensure 10 his administration
success if not briiancy Perhaps under all the cir
cunslances Of the case lie is the very best cho that
could haSe been nlalc for the veal of The whole
Union That lie will receive the cordial support Of
South Carolina, there is at present no shadow of
doubt cu:emrorary and friend Of CALHOUN, and
an honest patriot Of the Jefferson school, lie may
yet he the great instrument Of rescuing his country
from the vortex of aouliiinr<m and consuIidaoGism.
We hail his nomination with pleasure; neither can
we see ha, it is at all impaired BY tle addition 10 his
ticket OF the gallant Breckenridge of kentucky
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Tic Wheat CroI,.

This all.imporant crop said to be fully average
one in this District. Is it not hig! lime that flour had
declined 10 somsihing like 81 q barrel
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aIas.s 70 Contribute m,- Portion"

Through the Kindness Of The gentleman 10 whom it
was addressed, we are permitted 10 Use the suhpined
spirited letter, from an eminent merchant and highly
esteemed citizen Of Charleston, upon the subject Of
the BRooKs'S; SUMNER difficulty:
CHARLESTON, May 26 1856.
MY DEAR Sin IL have hecn glancing to-day at
what the papers shy 81 matters in Washington. That
which best peases mets the act Of your worthy re.
preventative, Hon. p. S. BROOKS. He has proved
himself Of the right grit. and trust his conduct will
meet the hearty approval Of every voter in his Con-
gressional District The satisfaction OF Ihs offended
law WILL presume, be fine Of greater or less magn
lude. think South Caronians should pay it at
once and thank him TO boot and ask 10 contribute
my portion and more TOO. A few mere such acts as
this Of Brooks will soon set the AbctiOniss in Irr
right position before the people Of his Union 10 fellow
up Ills good blow with ga few more Of the same sort,
H. believe, The best and perhaps the only way TO SET
lie this vexed question: The faster it is pushed on
the better for the South.
In haste, but yours most truly,
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CAPTURE OF SLAvEE.--A correspondent of
the Philadelphia Ledger, writing from on board
the u. S. ship 81. Louis, west cnas. Of Africa,
March Sd, says: There is SEINE excitement on
the coast. several slavrrs i.avns been seen around
lie coast of Upper Guinea, The brig Gen.
Pearce, of New York, is lying here, having been
captured by tho FOricgnes Government and con.
dcnncd as II SLAYER. The captain and crew are
in prison awaiting trial.
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Friday Morning, May Q, 1855.
tween the HoG. Henry Wilson aud thc'lIon.4
:. >. DrO0Bs.
Mr.. Brooks 10 Senator Wilson.

tween the HOT. HeHrv HIIsUH Huu tHc 1oH'
p. S. Brooks:
TNr. Brooks 10 Senator Wilson.
FL1Sr's lIorEL, May 81, 1856.
SiR:-In the Senate to-day, when refer
ring to the collision with Mr.. Sumner, you
spoke Of my conduct as" cowardy,' tllAS
making yourself an arbitcr Of true courage
In debate in the Senate heretofore, you
declared yourself responsible for srha' yoa
migM sag there and elsewhere.
i, therefore, hold myself at liberty, by
this note, 10 request that you will inform
me, withont delay, asherc:and srhea, outside
of this district, Il further note will lind YOU
Respectfully, &c., p. S. BROOKS.
Hon. Henry Wilson.
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nDRTVAI, oF sTEanIER oRIZARA.

We Yesterday announced the fact (says The
Caro!inlan) that the steamer Orzaba Lad ar.
rived at New York, with adyiccs from Nicaragua
to the 2oih ult. From the papers brought by
her we make up The following summary OF news :
The transit route through Nicaragua is again
open. the Costa Ricams having left the country
without another battle. The cholera made lis
appearance among their troops al RraS owing
to The dead being left urbured after the battle.
President Mora, with his stall, left OH The 26;h
Of Ap!i, and the army followed immediately
General Walker landed at Virgin Bay or tic
morning. Of April 80, and found thai The last
detachment OF The enemy had left oaIy SIX hours
previously.
General Canus, the commandcr-in-chrf of the
Costa Ricans after President Mora lett, wrs!c
to General Walker II letter, commencing To lis
care Il number Of sick and wounded Costa Ri
cans, whom he could mol remove, and offered TO
exchange twenty-five Americans, whom he said
he held rs prisoners, for them, when they recov-
cred.
General Walker is in good health and spirits.
Thcreiis no sickness in the army, excepting al
Grana In, where the fever has been very severe,
several Americans having died with it,
Culoncl WhceIcr iilc United States Minister,
had an audience at Greytown with Captain Tar
Teton, OF the British irigatc EuroLire, during
which he informed him that The American Gov
crnmca, would not tolerate his conduct in board
ing our mail or passenger steancrs>lur The pur-
poses of either question or srarcii, aAd that he
must dssst Captain Tarseton apclogzingly
said, he did not wish 10 do it, having no in.
sruclions from his government, but that the
people of Grrylown had asked lis protection
from passengers and ill5uslers, as they had
nothing for them 10 eat"
The anniversary Of The sailing from San Fran.
cisco had been appropriately celebrated at Viz.
gin Bay. Only sixteen m:n, out Of the Original
"tiliy-six," were present.
The Nicaragurnse of May IT, says that nc
fear of another invasion need be apprehendcd
during the next six mouths. at the expiration
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AZ INrDI1nlIDTIr.

Our pocical correspondent, L. W. r, desires n
place for tile following pretty verses, written upon
witnessing interesting ceremony in one of Our vii
lagc churches OH a Sabbath ln:e. We regard it very
chaslc and appropriate impromrtu, although our cor
respondent prefers 10 siyleit
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FuGITNEs FEoM JUsrlcE.-Two men--n1ined
Jacob Freeze and James Lawrence, charged with
tho murder, in the most cruel manner, of 4 ne
gro boy, the property of the former, dec9iDped
froulsheiby county, Ala, recently They are:
said to have left in tho direrliDn OF Gcorgia.
,rLr- rrn i!.rs nc.;il. Ercc 20 iu Ls,itt-
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4 FWhG.ME ENT.

A mother young and lovely,
Gearing sure an angels mIen,
With no trace Of fallen nature
liz her braulcuus visagc seen,
Stood at the cllancel.raiiing
On u summers morning bright
ImpIoring for her children
The giil Of Heavenly Light!
No tear her fring'd lids nosien'd
As the precious buun she sought
In Jesus name she asked il,
And her low vuire falterad not,
While the " man of GUI'' before er
With uplirted hands and e!es
Placed her babes within the ioI
Oruis followers to the skies
E. W. r.
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Religious Notice.

THERE will be preaching in the C"ur. IIorsr,
II this ll'cc, on the 4;h Sunday Of this mos,A at
+ ocl,ck p. ~, by Rev. Ell. LIKE, Uniycrsa!iss.
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hIDrO I.EVSaS,

ClIrc:Go. June . lS56-Iir adjourned meet
ing {" Saturday might for the farther consi'!cra-
tnn of Kansas aill!rs, and he ratification of the
Republican irk"t. WIS III largc,t cv:r held in
Iliiroi, Il was resulvei! 10 srEI five hundred
settlers from lln"is to Kansas, and $4,000
WAS subscribed for that purpose. a committee
was a;,roi"trd to procure further subscriptions,
and take Charge Of Tie arrangements.
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SOUTHERN OrlsIoy on THE SUMsEE .isSrbT.-
We publish the following from an editorial in
the New York Sun OF the 20!h. It tends TO
show what some of the "Nig.sr :" Worsl'ippefs"
think of our proceedings. Just like them!
"rhe people Of Columbia, South Carolina
have originated movement to present csti-
monial 10 Col. Crooks for his late display Of
rowdysm at Washington. This goes beyond
anything in The history of New York rowdyisn
We have had demonstrations Of sympathy with
the victim of rowdy b@wl, but shameless and
daring us our sucker gangs are, they have
never had the eflruulery 10 hold public meet
ing 10 prepare Il testimonial 10 The perpelrator
>of Il dastardy aud ruflian act. The endorse
lnent of Brooks disgrarcluI and unmanly attack
on Senator Sumner, by Southern journals and
Southern assemblies, will only sink them in the
estimation Of the civilized world 10 depth Of
moral gradainn 10 Which savages alone are
supposed capable Of descending"
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DISMISSAL OF CRAIPToN.-The New York
lIeral,! thinks that The dismissal Of Champion
for violating our neutrality laws, while troops
are being raised daily in this country for The aid
of Walker, and without notice from stltis Gov
crnm:nt, will be looked upon is The settled pur-
pose "I the United States to rigid!y enforce our
statutes towards England and other European
Sia!rs, and 1T the same lime to open the food
gates of population towards Central SAmerira.
[; will be rrg;YLed rs defiance of England in
every matter Of dispute between The two Gov
signs and of all intention 10 disturb the peaceful
relations subs;s!ing between the two Cabinets
will hrrecciscd AN asgravaion of the spfipnce,
and the prJr,p! dismissal Of alr. Dallas and The
suspension Of diplomatic relations ar. likely ta
follow.
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ST. Louis, June G-Adyiccs from Kansas da-
tri iIc aSth uIt. state lhas Dragons hal been
stationed ut Topeka nnd LAWRENCE. 1t was ru-
mcrcd that dcprcda;iuns had been committed
near Oswa!omrnie, and HE settlers being enrased
had attacked them, and losses had occurred OH
both sides.
The Missouri pro.sllvcry ra:n Identified as
having bcea concerned in the recent trout yes,
had been ordered by the Committee TO leave
Kansas instantrr, and many families had coul-
Piled (D. Great excitement existed. Gov. Shan
non had sent trojps to preserve order.
The Congressional Committee had gone to
Westport and would leave for Washington on
tic 10Th inst. Thirteen persons had been ar
rested for the murder of prO.slavcry men at
Oswa.Cmmi
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miscellaneous Items,

1sT OxE hundred and fifty Government! troops
passed through Bnr.!o the 5h inst, en- route for
Kansas.
EFT TIE Washington %ia- SAYS il is satisfied that
the reports u Sunrr injuries greatly esag
rcraled II is uncrtoud that The physician first cal
led in 10 dress his wound has said that Mr.. Sumner
could have gone ont of his rurm The next day il he
had chosen We had suspected as m;,cn nil aInng.
G.se Cattle and horses are said 10 lie dying hy hun.
drels Oh ile American boiom iii:lois ehr: iroiI
som, viru!end disease Which has become epidemic or
some poisonous herbs craving there. The symptoms
in all casrs have been similar.
s~sy' T'na citizens Of Bssoh are getting up Sum
nrr testimonial va!acl al 81 $50 Among ihA sub
sr.ihrr; re EIy~,rd Everett, Ioia' oanry and Prof
Ionglr:iow. They express unqualified appreciation Of
his speccl.
s1s;" Tmr pocxEr TEsr.--In the debate in the
Massachusetts Legislature upnn granting $4,000 in
aI of Kansas SETTLERS Mr. Rogers, Of Boston, pro-
posed 10 vur an additional ppo; ration Of $50 from
each members pa. This nras rejected almoS! u#ei
WousIy.
f-r.y.S> THE Br.! legation in Washington is closed.
The first and scrud secretaries oi legation have left
far New York. AMI wai; instructions l:"'n their Gov
crrInrut.
" TIE nrl aia, ,nn. subject Ia draft in the L. &
Ire Isrry on the 2,,h u Was 81. p! S5ogS Of which
the sum Of $sI'5. - 81 MIS- in M hands Of the .is,iss
ant Treasurer.
EeTy" IT is said ;!rre is still bank near Ma
CARA Falls forty feel deep. Early in The spring it was
leo f,et deep.
c.57 Mr.. Brooks las been hurG,el in efgy al Cam.
BRIDGE Mass. The Connecticut Legislature has adop.
Ted resolutions calling for The expulsion Of ir. 3. from
The House of Representatives.
G:;cJgF There is said to b, man in thc New Jersey
Pcni;cnary who has lw wnty.!h-"" wives, iwn o!
wllan he married within two hours %. each oler.
The Pope has just entered his s%ly.lilt! year,
having been born on the l3ih May, l1o2.
GSr boarding school Miss being unwe!l, thought
it ungsn;eel TO say that she bIioas so she com.
planned Of being Wi!!iamols These are the days of
refinement.
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licid an army. not only sufficient 10 GGIeId her
owntcrritury,. but 10 carry lhc contest lnio any
adjoining State which might wage war against
I'lIcf.
Virgin was again filling up with residents, and
bu.,incss was rcviving.
The LATEST information from the Ccsta R:can
arrly represents it rs rclrcaIng very rapidly
through The department Of Guanaroa:r, toward,
S,n Jusr, the capital of CoSta>ltca. The cIIol.
ERA was prevalent aln 'ng the troops, and great
numbers were dyiri. oil from the fatal effects
An armed expedition: unirr Gen. Gouicouria.
hld been sent 10 The Ghan;alcs 10 suppress the
movement Of The srrsts in that LEGALITY.
Having effected their ohjrcl, the party, after Vi
rious skrmishcs with tie natives, had returned
to Granada without lYss. The natives lost ten
men,
The government .ssrer sla;rs ihat General
Walker had given order. for tic immediate or
ganGa.ipn OF an artillery corps, and the GciaiI
had already been MADE Serrra! hc."r piece,
OF or, ,namce wrrc being mounted, and a'!di:on,
would be made ;Ia fist rs ppa: ib!c. Tue wan;
of artillery felt most s:rlnus y AZ Rras a!:''
very cilCtual service vas rendered by smIl
lour poundcr captured fTon Inc enemy. Tic
army would soon have Formidable park ul
artillery.
Cen Walker had appointed Eti-adsr Gci:crai
G.. G.. tprnsbY TO the command of the M:ri-
d"n:.l department, comprising Guamiroste and
Riyas Gen. lloFn.ay had accepted lie trust.
and in his address; to the people, lays down, rs
the basis Of al! his #co ions. justice to the people
over whom he is appointed TO rule. The posi-
tion thus conferred is probably The most respcn-
sib!e one in The Sale General iIoru>hy is cal
led tie ii Ching officer by Tie soldiers, and
The conIi!,utc Of The troops il Ills bravery AID
dscrr!in:i IS n:.b"undcl.
The vcr..iyt rf the Court Martial TIM. tried
Culurrl sci,ic:>iiie"r Wis lh"t Col. &tnirs,n
oar 81 t.$, \. ~. b. Grgr..,!r'I from The rank
u c'nn, !, I!ia, iir b" shot TOR lie chargc, proved
=. ;:ri-l !. anl inr Lrsrr.ica while undergoing
t.iaI, aa tIr:, his nanc he published in the pa
pcrs tlrou LIlout the civilized world. General
Walker ial approved Of The decison adding
that s:c!!csangrr would be shot Whenever he
could be caught.
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Inks, Inks +!

inks, Inks!
pLACK, Blue, Iudclible and Carmnc, f,r sale
- by a. q. i I. j. TEAGUE, Druggists.
May % If 10
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CAPITAL CTIG1Ii.

PnrLosorHos" sends from GreenviIle le follow.
ing enigma. 1t should have been published, in uccnr
dance With request, week Two ago; but we have
been so hurried and lnred during that lime as scnrcc-
" to open cur mails Better atr than never though,
nnlc linru il iaA
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pounds, end is abnut IS TT 20 years old: =.
The Sriaa Scaiine! understands that the.cit-
liens Of Inc ncigaborhood have offered Il reward
of $500 for the apprehension Of the ,wo,or Sf5O
for FrrvZi
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"SAM, why YOU no tell your massa to- lay him
I'D treasures in lIrbbin?' "Why for, Cuff?
What do use oh him Ia up treasure dere, whcro
he ncbbcr no more SEQ um agin, eh, nigger!"