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late letter from Paris, published bJ our Nor'h'
ern contemporaries, gives an encouraging account
Of Eugeuie's baby, or, the letter entities him.
His Imperial Highness." II is pleasing to learn
that, notwithstanding the GOODNESS of the weather
he Ia taken out for air and exercise in the garden
aud court of the Tuileries. This is right. Chill
dren should not be confined too much. We only
hope that be and his excellent father may not be
"tsken out" some fine morning by people in
biouses for some other purpose than air and exer'
else. !" His Imperial Highness" has now the honor
Of being nine months old and is said to be ver9
strong and healthy, though almost as ugly as n''
father biz mouth ia gross and altogether uncomey'
his cheek bones long and prominent; his complex
ion swartby. 1t is gratifying, however to De as
sured by this obiging letter writer, that his lm-
perial Highness rolls himself over and over after
any object which attracts him with surprising
agility and shows all the germs of future despot-
ism 10 bis determined manner OF exercising MS
feee will on al matters within his domain" 1t is
curious, but we have known children in private
life who had the same faculty Of rolling over and
over after any attractive object, and who, though
not imperial. were equally imperious.
It Is also stated that the fondness of the impe.
rial parents for their imperial children is absolutely
intense, and the genuine amiabity of both is
never more apparent than when the child Ia in
their presence We think the writer should make
an exception of the occasion on which Louis Ma
poleon sent his troops into the streets of Paris and
made them shoot down unoffending citizens on the
sidewalks and innocent spectators in the windows'
The genuine amability' of bis character shone
out on that occasion with lustre which has never
since been equalled. We are also treated by the
courteous letter writer to dish of very exquisite
sylIabub eulogistc of Eugene, who is the standing
toast of all Fiunkeydom. A good woman, no
doubt, and an amiabIe one, or she could never
have thrown herself away on an Emperor, but not
more devoted to her offspring than millions of un.
titled DANES not more amiable than others of her
sex, who would be equally willing to marry En-
perors, even if old, ugly and wicked as Louis MAJ
p1Ipou.
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A Veteran CIeYRyman.

The New Orleans Picayune publishes vale,
dietory letter, written from Louisville, Kentucky
by Rev Theodore Clspp, D. D., to the first Con.
sregational Church Of New Orleans, of which he
has been for IS years the pastor. Dr. CIapp is
one of the most eminent clergymen of the country,
and man of extraordinary benevolence of char.
acter. During the annual visitations of the yell
low fever 10 New Orleans he has always remained
at his post, laboring with unshrinking heroism and
fidelity for the sick and suffering. His eongrega
ton most profoundly regret that the inirmities of
age and sickness have deprived them of his valua.
BILE services
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a TO BUSINESS MEN.-CHEcKs, DRAFTS, &C.
The year 10 about ending, and many business de.
sire to commence with new Cheek and Draft Books
These can be furnished at the Dispatch office, en-.
graved in style Of elegance unsurpassed any where
Gentlemen who desire Checks engraved Bill Heads,
&c. surprising any thing in here, should call and
examine specimens at the d spatch counting-room
They can have them with such vignettes and orna-
ments are In the specimens, with any others
that their fancy may suggest. Orders for Checks,
Drafts Certificates of Deposit, Corporation Bonds,
Bill Heads. &c, be filled in the most satisfactory
manner and at rates surprisingly low Merchants,
Bankers Corporation Officers and others should ex-
anime our apeameua.
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Tho Wages Of I.ah0r.

Alate work of Frenchman, on the "Workmer
of Europe and America" gives the average WI ges
of laborers in the whole United States and terri
tories In 1850, including those of California and
Oregon, where the wages were very high, as fol
lows
Monthly farm hands, with board, Sl4 81: day
laborers 81 cents; day wages to laborers withou,
board, $llo; day wages to carpenters, s. or
These rates are said to be Infinitely higher than
those received by the laborers of any other coun-
try,
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DsfD,

100 Monday morning. Jssuary issh, Of eesgsstioa
On ths braju ct the residence Of her brother nsv,
Hr. John Jordss, on 1Tuoks Avenus, Mir SUDAN
con CON, In theSSd Yeor Of Her Sc.
eY City papsa pbnss eopy- ga -
On Sunday, the - 9A11iEL LiN9TRUm,
sssd S years. native II Sssden.
Eiis funeral will tsAe plSss ts-dey, q o'clock,
from the Medical College. His friends and aequatn-
t.pcss requested to attend without further no
s Toe.
q This AansSal Of tho less JO8EPH 4. WEED
viii take phase from et. Peters Cathedral, ct II
o'clock, tomorrow "Wednesday morning.
~ In consequence Of the extreme severity Of the
MILLS, announced for Tuesday, 7Oth inst., il post
ponsd. Due notice will be given Of the time si
which it will take place.
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Rev. A. H. Fl. Boyd, of Winchester, Va, hal
received a call from the Second Presbyterian
church at Alexandria.
Lieut.. Z. e. Moore. U. S. Army, died in Wash
ington on the 10th inst.
Rev. B E. BittiDger, of Fairfax, Va, has &C
cepted call to the Seventh streeti Presbyterian
church, Washington city.
Mrs. Juan Paschal Cuban lady, was burned
severely last Friday night, in Charleston, s. G.
that she died of her injuries.
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ACCIDENT ON THE SoUTHsIDE RAILROAD.-On
Saturday last while the down train on the South
side Railroad was running at its usual peed, Jas
Murphy, the engineer, looking out from the loco
motive struck his head against q telegraph post
He was precipitated to the ground, seriously in
jured Conductor H. Whyte, in charge of the train
with commendable energy, took the engineers
place, and, though a novice in the art of locomo
tive driving, brought it through in schedule time.
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Accommodation ourtenay, CT the New
York and New Orleans Telegraph line. has been
appointed Chief Operator in the Petersburg Office
of the Norfolk and Petersburg line This is an
excellent appointment, as Mr.. G. is a skilful ope'
rator and courteous gentleman
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ADVANCE IN THE VALUE OF LANDS IN HAN
VERA piece of Hanover land, about 100 acres.
sold few days since for s34 per acre The same
aud was bought eight years since for a per acre,
and had not been in any way improved previous
to this second sale. 1t is true the railroad has
somewhat affected Its value it lies near it, ad.
joining the lands OF James T. Sutton Esq But
there has been q general enhancement of the
price OF lands in the county, which speaks en-.
eouragingly for its prosperity.
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Mr.. niifenelI,. Lecture.

The Lecture Of Mr MITCHELL, advertised for
last night, 1t Corinthian Hail. was aaavoidably
postponed on account Of the weather Ifwin take
place In the Same Han On Thursday night The
necessity Of this postponement is Of course spa
rent to oil, as no one would tnrn out last night,
even 70 hear 50 accomplished an orator ~ Mr.
MITCHELL
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~ OAK WooD FoR SALE.-We are receiving
and have for GALE daily, from to 10 cords Of beat
quality OAK WOOD, deliverable in any part of the
city. HATCHER WEBSTER
1873 Cary street,
ia III Retween 18th and 18th etrsafs
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THE NEWS is scarce to day, from the fact that
the telegraph line North was down, and the mails
due Monday have not yet come through on the
Central Railroad
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a WANTED ITnMKDlATELs. y,
FIVE HUNDRED YOUNG MEN, 10 serve
A. TyN n

i " Ssa e Rs.. snA Esa soq gsg
mia, Ne,o Merico and TEXAS. Pay from &12 to sA
per month"; according to the rank and the capacity Of
the soldier. Horses, sccoutrements, clothing food
and medical attendance, furnished FREQ Of ehsrss.
No deduction Of wages on account Of sickness.
ALSO,
Wanted Immediately, few MUSICIANS fort tbs
BANDS OF THE MOUNTED REGIMENTS,
o. will be paid to any person bringing ssseptea
Recruit to this Rendezvous.
For further information, apply at the Rendezvous.
Franklin street, opposite Metropolitan Hail. Rich
mond Va. ia 5-ts
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~ friend has left with us $40, for the bene
ut OF the Poor, which shall have the proper desti
nation
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VERY VALUABLE PKlvATE RESI-.
DENCE, AND VACANT LOT ON MARSH Ali
AMI 7ru 9TREET9 NOR SALE On T,EAAEa-

AND TIN STREETS, FOR SALE OR LEASE
We authorised, by Jsmes Lyons Esq, who y.
about to remove to his country sest "a miles from
this city, to sell leas. his residence, the
Of Marshall and 7th streets. and the vacant Lots ST.
joining thereto. TIL Lot on which the dwelling
stands has front of 1870 feet and depth Of l65 feet
The Lot on 7th frents 100 feet runs back ia
feet to market alley. This property is 50 well known
that minute description is deemed unnecessary.
But may be proper to add. that the premises spa
cious, with every modern convenience a. ga wstsr
baths Ac and The lot is thorough drained through
the city culvert. the free privilege of which
served to the whole property.
sale of the property would be- preferred. but IL
this ean'c be effected, then 1t will be leased to q
careful tenant for q term OF years.
TERMS very accommodating, and possession given
the LIST of April next.
To avoid Misrepresentation Mr. Lyons requests rs
to say that his change of residence will produce no
change In bis business arrangements His professional
engagements will be fulfilled heretofore. His
office will be continued on 9Th street
6ODDIN & APPER6ON,
ia2-QawIn Aucts
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:THE DAILYD DISPATCH.


s5@f&s@s The BnOws-The Peer.
Main street. and Broad street presented yes'a
day a extraordinary spectacle. The dr'''s
snow extending - fsr - The eye could rsaen. ano
In some cases rising = high ~ the sisns % '0s
storss, were beautiful spectacle The cAy' N -
IL ssresss. had . truly Siberian look the panns'
IN ftsut II private rssidsaess wsfs III many case'
completely showed under" and narrow pains
vers cut through high enbankment. to allow
erress 20 The inmates The suffering among the
,oor :. mi. time must be intense We trust
,h., immediate and energetic efforts may be made
10 look M and relieve cases of distress. Whilst
o,h.r bu.iness IL affected by the weather, the bu-
.,,..s of relieving the poor calls for more than
usual activity. and we hope the call may not be
made In vain.
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~: Teorneih died is the Eastern virrini. Lu-
iassss thsrs ass sorsy-avs years. ''sn :. ~
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- The First Annual BALL, Of GLIB.
gRTyp FIRE COMPANY, No. Twill be given q the
HALL over the Fiist Market, on MONDAY, the ID
of February, 1857.
Nusic- 81 DoLLIKGER's Cotillon Band.
Supper Win be furnished BY Andrew pizzini.
Tor further particulars, future advertisement.
aI7-ta
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aR xa,IAL NOTICES.

- sunday Srhesl Nosfce...The meet
II Of observation-disclosures sad tsaeheM Of the 6ehmend
oenasy schools called for his eseni.a u 1900
aafil TUESDAY eve ming nsxt he z!th iase- - Il
81 great importance win BE- oGnrsd Sor2sr serffa.
ftoS and eonsulsst The meetins Wiz - =
Rev. Or. Moorss Lecture Room o. 0elose. Teoen-
en- will plsass notify superin tsndsns. j. 5o-t'
- Goeds fer the Geld Weather. .. Mess
Plush and Wooion 0carft
Ladie6 and Menu Flush lined Gloves
Ladies' sut MenS Woolen snd eiik ehirss and
Bed Blankets, ell grades si
Merino and WOODEN Hose and Hose
Red and White Flannels !.
ServantR Blankets
10 20-3t PRICE WATAlNs.
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AMUsBMDN a..

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81
kgMK. q ~ 1sssss 80 FrclfsS -
g iAlDo - - ~ 1871 Lu9QsRos W eenSAesy1s -
= . s16YTEY -a- - Asssss sa.s~.
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HNsD m mo T. OwrNa
AID
AkD. AELhNUA JONE8.
and viii appear for the ifse time in the new Amer-
can Comedy OF
GELE.
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IN RAN AWAY, on the 9TH day of
GX January, two NEGRO MEN, Sam and Dick.
Said slaves had on suits of dark blue clothes
~ when they left Sam is about Is years old.
AA about feet high, gingerbread color. Dick
about 40 years of spare and bears the mark of
dissipation. reward of ten dollars will be given
for the apprehension and delivery Of both of them
or five dollars for either of them, to me, three
miles above Richmond or to Mr. J. Werths Coke
Mines, about Is miles above Richmond.
All persons are warned against hsIborirg said
slaves they will be prosecuted to the extent of
the law. HUGH M. HUTCHINSON.
10
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I OST.-On Saturday night, between the
"A Exchange and Anne rican Hotels, q bundle con.
tanning Fancy Cashmere Vest, with the name of
Mr. sHAFER written ON the wrapper. The finder
will receive the thanks of the owner by leaving 1t at
this office. la 10
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IA FIFTY DOLLARS X Il w A X D.
22T Runaway from the subscriber on the 18th day
IA of September last, "a bright mulatto negro boy,
n named TOM, about 16 years old. When he
- left had on g straw hat with black band;
a clouded or spotted frock coat. Has full bead Of
hair, scars on one both arms the elbows;
scar on the inside of the left thghai those have
the appearance of being bit cut with knife. He
Is left handed; shrewd and intelliRent, and will
doubt attempt to pass free boy, and may hire
himself az such.
will give the above reward for the apprehension
and delivery Of said boy to me secured in Jail 80
that get him. WIN. A. CLEMENT.
Address Camphell Courthouse. Va il 1O-ta
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Y3g|-n FOR sALE.--A very fine and
4$a~6kT beautiful young COW with her second
MN calf. not week old-rsised in the town
szzz2%z6s of Sidney. Apply at this Office.
ia It's
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-01-20

Virginia Historical Society...The
annual meeting Of the yirGinia Historical Society
will be held at the ATHENEUM. ON THURSDAY:
the 27d of January, at o'clock z. y. The annual
discourse will be delivered by the Rev MosEs y.
HoGE. JeI0fs
N.Y. The Annual Meeting Of the Home.
STEAD CoMPinY-WiH be held at the eflice Of the
Company, on 18th street, under Lee Bayly'h on
the goth inst, at O'Clock, P. d. full attendance
il desired. WIN. 4. AhhEN,
ja 19-N oeofetnry
~ Special Card.--January 18Th, 1897:
THos. B. PRICE Co. will commence this day, ana
continue until the opening Ct their regular spring
Trade to sell off without regard to cost ana IN many
instances at half their actual value, large lot Of
Rich Figured Plaid and Striped Silks Foulard S1lks;
Chsllies Bareges Tissues; Hernanis; bersge De
Lmines. and other styles of Dress Goods; also
Linen and Cotton Sheetings; Table Damesks Dam.
al Napkins; Huckaback; Towellings; Pillow Cot
tons; Marseilles Quilts; Bed Blankets; Ginghams;
Jaconets; Lawns; French and English Prints; ee-
CANT Velvet and Cloth Cloaks and Talmas, &C. 90
In order that the exhibition and sale ct goods
NAV not interfere with their usual business, they
will be displayed upon their second floor, where
several of their force will always be in readiness to
attend to the wants of their customers
Their friends and the public are requested to give
them early call.
New Goods daily arriving.
ja l9-lm II n. InIEI. q W.
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OST OR MISLAID-.-A BOND of the
IL Virginia Central Railroad Company, No. 200,
given to Mrs Lucy F. Green, for the hire Of negro
named Flemming for the year 1856, for one hundred
and ffty-fve dollars, signed by E. Fontaine Presi-
dent Bond having been lost or nslad, and pay,
ment being stopped Any one finding the same, will
pIesse return il to CHAS C. TINSLEY. Admir-, or to
THOMAS w. KEESEE,
il S...Iaw4w No. 20 Pearl st.
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DOARDING..-AIrs. A. G. SAUNDERS,
ID residing on 9th street, French Garden HILL can
accommodate gentleman and lady, with pleasant
room, furnished or unfinished with Bosrd also
four or five day hoarders by the week or month.
ia 5-eod1w
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u OARDINGs...-A small family and a few
Id gentlemen can be accommodated with good
Board and pleasant rooms, with the conveniences OF
q home; also Day Boarders, by applying at No 1874
Main street, opposite Eagle Square. de N--A
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NOTICE..-Au who have claims agains
Y the estate of Lavinis Burruss, dec d.. viii IRE
sent them for payment, CT before the secont
Monday in March next, (Leusa court day,) other
wise this notice will be plead in bar against them
Those who owe the estate will pay on or befor
that day, the Administrator is determined to clos
up the business. c ID. BURRUSS,
ia 20-Tu&Tht Admr. Of Lsvinia Burruss dec
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Lost.

~ DOG AOST..-Lost, about ten
90n days ago. near the Public Warehouse,
a small ssaf grown Terrier Dog, black,
with brown legs answering to the name of Leo -
Any information concerning him, left at this Office
will be thankfully received and reward paid If re
quired Ja O-zt
I OST "A gentleman lost ON Broad street
IL Black HORSE and BUGGY, with blue GOV
eriue on the night of the 18th inst. Any informa
ton in regard to him. will be thankfully received at
this Office. ia list
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India RUHBEh SHOKS,-.W

INDIA RUBBER SHOkS.-.We
have on hand immense stock Of ladies'
and gentlemen's Gum Shoes, OF every Kind
and varsity Some of those for ladies are 20 thin
and nice that You roll them up and put them in
your pocket. All are made with perpetual glos.
and the bottoms are made rough. 70 that person
wearing them can't possibly slip down
Ali are pretty; but the style known a. three strap
sandals are the me plus ultra" of all gums.
Call yourselves, or send your servants to MAU-
RICE'S, which il the only place in Richmond where
you can get elegant article oSGums.
c. 8. MAURICE,
ISL Main street, Richmond.
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ia l7-3t
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IA We have in store the largest atock of
FINE CLOTHING and
GENTLEMEN'S FURNISHING GOODS
to be found in the city, to which additions bein,
made by every steamer, direct from our own manu-
factory.
and sale of Clothing than any other house in the
State, with an experince of nearly twenty years in
the trade in this city, enabled to offer the
greatest inducements to purch asers to call on
~ Our motto-"Quick sales and small profits"
ia Is KEEN, BALDWIN CO.
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JANUARY 1st I So 7...N D + &c E.-.The
- subscriber, finding it impossible to indulge his
takes this method of notifying them that he shall
hereafter conduct his business strictly the six
monthssysteu, and all accounts paid at the OK.
piraton Of six months interest will Be charged, and
all accounts due and unpaid for IL months, will be
put in suit. T.. B. SPENCE,
Clothier and Merchant Tailor,
jal Corner of Main and 10th streets
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- TUKACTEs.-VIff CnAntB1 accommodation
- Warehouse, for the storage of Flour, Wheat,
Corn, Coffee, DC &c.
Persons having goods to store, would consult their
interest by storing with We them all trouble
in receiving shipping and marking attending person
ally to that our selves.
They also save large amount Of moneyin draysge
alone, by storing with u.s. Our Warehouse bInR sit.
uated on the DOCK goods be received and oever-
ed free of draysge.
Insurance effected at thu lowest city rates II de-
sired. BRIDGfORD l. CO,
no 10 Corner Goth. Dock and Cary streets
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L,OH WINTER USE, enc Of the besl
l. BLACKINGS that be found 10 Day Mar
tins real London Japan Oil Backing, which fer i'm
parting brilliant polish and rendering the Leather
soft and pleasant, Il, We believe, unsurpassed. AL
sizes for sale wholesale or retail at
LAlDLEY ROBINSON'S
NJ nvr,v Qfnr~
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RfDARDlNG.

DOARDING.-NIrs JUDITH f. FRENCH
ID takes this method Of informing her friends ant
others wishing to obtain board that che will open the
house secoud door from St. Paurs Church, on Thurs
day. the 18TH inst at which time she will be pleased
70 ..e than ia IA Ct
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1857-08-27

"Fourth. Its Annymill magni-
tudes.
"Fifth. This pint, nyther, | can't
give verbunkum, butt was some kind
ola bug-saounded suthin like Jewn
bug)
RSixth. Eft war speerito, they
war evil speerits.
"Seventh. Thar is no speerits no
how.
"The discoarse was chock full Of
.Scripter beafin' on the several pints,
an hysterical facks--for he's just as
larned as can be, an | do actooally
bleve, Of by accident, Che woulden'tdo
it noinly,) he should get any NOR into
him, he'd bust rite up! Why, he'd
handle them great Greek and Latin
words in sich way that nobody can
understand, .juSt as easy as | can say
caow, or tater, or any other simple
household word.
"He said this sort of thing was
nothing new to him. Alluded to the
Witch of Endor, and the hogs which
got the devil into them. AT this pint
the Elder went off on a target about
pork, said it was pis'n--that eff the
divil ever got aout Of the pesky hogs
he'd got in again naow, in the shape
of whisky sweetened with struck nine.
Then he tux up the meejums, an the
way he made the feathers fly is a sol
um warnin to all wrappers. Said
thar want a second, d,hand chaw of ter
bakers diflerance atween 'em an that
ere Simeon Magog spoken ofin Scrip
ter. Then he struck aout into abaout
the A Allmightiest pea-roer-rashum ever
hern in this subloonary spear. lie
actooalIy seemed to take the devil
right up by the tail, and shake him
like cat would a mice. lbent much
ola poick and don't run much to i'm
agenation, but, swan to man, | eon-
jest thought could hear the old crit
ter holler, as Elder whanged and cuff
fed him abaout. Et | war in his
place, Pa think twice abaout it, before
I'd 60 smellin' raound agn within the
Elders reach. "