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RAIL ROAD NOTICE.

VENhE UNDERSIGNED. Chairman iof the Board f Com.
Il nssioaers appointed by the act of the General AS
scn'by OF tie State Of North Carolina creating an incor.
p'rated company. styled the Cheraw Conleid Railroad
or The Coahed nllCarolna Rairoad) hereby gives
notice that the capital stock of said company having becn
subc bed for according TO the provisions Of said act that
meeting of the Commissioners and Stockholders is called
to be held ut Court House in Carthage the Cd day of
March, 1882 for the purpose of from The iomms
soners the books Of subscription and organizing the COM
pany
This notice to be published in the Chcraw Gazette and
NorihCalpa Standard for four successive weeks from
date hereof
S. c. BRUCE, Chairman
January 90, 1e5. .wIt
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OLIN, n. G., Feb. Il, 1859.
To the Editors Of the Standard:


To the Editors Of the Standard:
GENTLEMEN: wish, through the columns Of your
paper to call the attention of Uncle Sans officials
to the fact that your paper does not find its way to
this office with any kind Of regularity. We cast no
reflection on you in this matter, nor do we make
any personal charge against any one; but there
must be negligence somcwhere-there must be
want OF fidelity to the trust reposed in some per-
scns-tiere must be a disposition to cage the Lion
of Democracy, Or the Staadard would not be so
often missing paper. Some of the other Raleigh
papers fail to make themselves visible occasionally
but not so often is the StaaeGrd. We hope the
Press generally will call attention to this thing as
we think it is due to
SUBSCRIBERS
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Fuller, of Wilmington, N. c., will be rendered an
Authorship in the Treasury.
Madame Mario, an intelligent Italian lady, has
been lecturing here on Europe and the war pros
poets of 1859, to large audiences She is an enthu-
sastic worker in the of Italian freedom, and
only asks from America her sympathy and prompt
recognition of the independence of her country when
it is achieved.
Large numbers of influential Cubans are in this
city, attracted by the discussion of the Cuban bill in
the Senate. They favor the step proposed by our
government for the acquisition of the Island
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RALEIGH MARBLE WORKS.

(lear tile corner f Hu,yett and Wilmi"goa Sireets.)
UNHE SUBSCRIBERS BEG LEAVE TO INFORM
Il Their friends and the public generally that they
prepared to execute all ORDERS suc, Monuments,
Head-tOnes Tonbs and Grave Ornaments If all deScrp
tOns and will manufacture the hes, Italian and Amer
lean Marble at Northern prices and finished the latest
and most approved style
Also, Granite Work of all descriptions for buildings or
all other purposes Mason Work, &c, done to order.
N. b. All orders from distance promptly attend to
Address,
TuOS GRIER
January Is, 1885, S-wIy.
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NOTICE..

HDY VIRTUE OF A DEED IN TRUST EXECUTED
Id by Shemuel Kearney for purposes there
in specified shall sell The highest bidder ut The resi-
dence Of the said kearney the 18th day of March next
the following property 10 wit-Six likely Negroes, two
Horses Stock Of Cows and Hogs; also the tract Of Land
whereon the said keaaney now lives, near Frankinton
also, the Store House and Lot in Franknton.
Terms made known the day sale.
J. NJ. STONE, Trustee.
February 90, 1859. 2S--tds.
esy' Register COPY.
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NORTH CARoLINIANs IN TIE ARKANSAS LEGIsLA-
TURE-The Arkansas True Democrat contains a
list of the members of the Legislature of that State
with their places of birth, occupation, politics. &C.;
from which we learn that eleven of them, follows,
natives of this State: John H. Askew, Alfred
Ii, Carrigan, Marshall Douglas, John r. Hampton
F. P Redmond, and +. A. Terry, of the Senate; {;
and William A. Barker, Elisha Baxter, Gideon
Macon, d. c. Montgomery and II. Reynolds, of the
House of Representatives. The Chief Clerk of the
Senate is John d. Kimbell, native of Halifax, n C.
The Arkansas Legislature is composed of twenty-six
Senators and seventy-fve Representatives. The
Oldest Senator is 6l and the youngest 80 years of
age. The oldest Commoner is 81, and the youngest
25 years of age.
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CHATHAM County, n. G.
NNHE SPRING TERN OF THIS SCHOOL WILL COM.
IL mence the 10th of JANUARY, and continue five
months.
TIL. situation Of the Academy is pleasant and beautiful
IN the eastern part of Chatham. ~ miles trum Chapel i
and 20 from Raleigh is also 10 miles from Mor,svil
Station the n. Z. Railroad from which there is convey
ance BY stage. Students find this Of the best Schos
IN the State, yielding 10 1t Preparatory Collegiate
in its character, although, when desired highly
Academic Course is impaired.
TERMS PER SESSION:
Primary Department, 10G0
Juvenile (English) Is 90
Advanced (Clisscal,) "a 90
Board in best families IS per month.
Charges alone by the session. Certificates Of good char
acter and responsibility from each student eoe entering.
Deductions for time of sickness.
j. r. HOLT, Prn.
Dsc,mb 6, 1883 5U-wif.*
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VALUABLE LAND NEAR ASIEVILLE
For SALE

An THE 18TH DAY OF AUGUST NEXT we will
" sell on the premises, the valuable Farr belonging 10
the estate q" the late Thomas Foster. and lying SWAMI
River two miles east of the of Asheve The
Tract contains about
Seven Hundred Acres,
large portion of 1t the best quality Of River Bottom.
There are on the place good
Grist and s W Mill,
and large and convenient buildings of every kind The
place has long been known Of the best stands in the
upc"Cntry.
more particular description is deemed unnecessary as
any one wishing 10 buy will look and jndge for himself
TERMS-Tweive months credit with bond and approx.
ed security, aud title withheld until purchase money
is paid.
G. G. ALEXANDER. rxo,,,.u,
TliOS. II. FOSTER, '"e'"'''S'
Feb IA, 1859. T-wds*
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TO PHYSICIANS.

A PHYSICIANS SITUATION IS FOR SALE, WITH
"A Real Estate in pleasant village in The Eastern part
of Nor,h-Caro ina The purchaser will be introduced I"
practice which produces from s2.uU *ap year. and
constantly increasing (uod society and good schos 1t
is oae of the locations the State regular Ply
sican who is willing TO work. Terms easy.
Enquire Of the Editors Of sbis paDsE
JtuEEy fSs3 S-wM
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SUBSCRIBERS.
For the Standard.

Greensboro, n. c., Feb IS, 1859.
MEssRs. EDITORS: In looking around for suita-
BILE person 10 be selected as the Democratic candl-
date for Congress in this District by the District
Convention, we know or can think of no one better
calculated to fix the post with credit to himself and
honor to the District, than James r. Mclean, Esq,
of Guilford. 1t would crafty many Democrats in
Guiford if the Convention should select him as our
standard-bearcr.
A GUILFORD DEMOCRAT
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BANK OF NORTH CARoLINA.-We will publish, as
soon as we can make room for it. the charter Of this
proposed Bank which was granted by the last Leg
sature, as we learn that many of readers would
be pleased to examine it in advance of the publica-
ton of the laws in book form.
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Wake County.

We learn from the Report of the Finance Com
mittee of the County. consisting of MeSsrs G. W.
Thompson R. H. Jones, and j. F. Hutchns, sub
mitted to the Court in session this week, that the
number of taxable polls in Wake for the year 1858,
was 6S47 that the valuation of real estate was s3,
2tI ,459; that the total amount of revenue collected
was S14,S93 &C. The amount collected for Common
Schools was 1896 50; for support of poor, So
s)4 90; for County purposes, s6,6S4 80; for In
sane Asylum, 1921 Of for Deaf and Dumb Asy-
lum, S443 1l,-making after delucting expenses of
collecting total net revenue to the amount of sl4-
40 o. This is, Of course, exclusive of the State
tax.
The rates of taxes collected in the year 1853, were
as follows For County purposes, on land y cents
on each poll 45 cents; for support OF poor, on land
cents, on each poll 90 cents; for Common Schools,
on land cents, on each poll 13 cents; for Insane
Asylum, on land . cents, on each poll cents; for
Deaf and Dumb Asylum, on land l cent, on each
poll cents, making in all % cents on the hundred
dollars worth of real estate, and So cents on the
poll Add to this the State tax of 15 cents on land,
and 80 cents on the poll and we have 43 cents on
land and 81 33 the poll for the year referred to.
The rates of taxes imposed at the present term
of the Court are as follows: For County purposes,
on land 10 cents on each poll 30 cents; for support
of poor, on land cents on each poll 90 cents for
Common Schools, on land cents, on each poll 13
cents and the same as for 1858 for the two Asylums
The County and State tax will therefore be as fol-
lows: County tax, on land, 26 cents State tax, on
land, 90 cents,-makng on real estate 46 cents,
being cents more than for the year referred to.
County tax, on each poll, 70 cents; State tax on
each poll, SO cents, s,-making. 81 53 cents on each
POLL being2O cents than for 1858. So the taxes
upon the people of Wake have been increased alto
gcther but cents on the hundred dollars worth Of
land, and 90 cents OH the poll.
The following Justices of the Peace were elected
to constitute the Special Court for Wake County
George E. Badger, Thomas G. Whitaker, Augustine
Turner, William R. Poole and R. W. Scawell
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SPECIAL NOTICE.-The STANDARD is conducted strict.

SPECIAL NOTICE.-The STANDARD is conducted strictly
upon tie CASH sytm. AA pape'x dseontinued at tile
expiration 4f the time far mhch they lure been paid. Sb
scriae* 'cW be nofeA FOUR WEEKS e her time is ont.
bya Cross MARK their papers; and unless tile suhsc""
is tfneard tile 11rr wM be Discontinued This is rule
fi"m nhieh there uW be no d"'tur. Watch for tile c~@s
ma,k, aad renew your subscription.
EiteHu Ho"da,d 81 per AMMAN, in adcanee.
.Semi- Weekly. ("ctu"g Tie Ti Ueek!y during tile Sts
81 M 81 Der Ghnnna, in ddrance
~ Subscribers desiring their papers changed must
mention the Post Office fran, well as the To, whcl
they desire the change to be made.
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OPPOSITION Tactics.

The last Western Sentinel concludes an article
under the above head with the following Just and
sensibie remarks
THE Legislature, at this session, has increased
the taxes in proportion to the already existing
wants of the Treasury. The opposition, of course,
went in body against the bill submitted by the
Finance Committee. One or two Of the better spir-
its, perhaps, had the EoldueSs and courage to come
up to their duty regardless Of party nslerations
So soon as the next political calnpai IN opens, We
may expect to hear the cry of high taxes from every
quarter, and the opposition will point to it one Of
the results of Democratic legislation
10 look at this matter deliberately, it docs seem
to us that the course of the opposition cannot fail
to bring upon it a still greater odium. Devoid of
any prlnciple TO justify their course themselves
claiming to be the best internal improvement men,
they actuated solely by the design of making
what capital they out of the responsibility of
their opponents for the necessary but not in all
cases agreeable legislation of the session. Indeed,
the opposition has dwindled down to mere faction
of hangers-on, who appear actuated by controlling
desire to nure and betray, if possible the party in
power; and to effect this, they are willing to adopt
any course of action. however nmical to the honor
and interests of the State and then use all means
in their power to throw the responsibility upon
their opponents.
The present session of the Legislature has been
very long one-the longest perhaps, in many years.
This has been brought about by several reasons
The accumulation of public business was greater
than ever before and much of it of nature to de-
mand patient and searching investigation. We do
not think the business has been dispatched quite so
soon as it might have been but much Of the delay,
especially in the latter part of the session, is due to
the course of the opposition members who seem to
have manifested disposition to throw themselves
in the way of the transaction of business, and by
parliamentary man9uvering, to delay and procrasti
nate the adjournment. That the length of the ses
sion, and the consequent expense attending it. will
be brought to bear next summer in an effort to
"overthrow" us, is at once evident Such are the
tricks and tactics against which we shall have to
contend.
| We say, let the issue come on-we will meet it.
All that We ask is fair hearing before the people,
| and this we intend to have. They will decide
Alright The Democratic party shrinks from the
performance of no public duty, however unpleasant
may be its performance; and once fulfilled, it will
not evade the responsibility of the action"
TIE WESTERN ExrENsIoS.-We publish to-day, on
our second page the bill introduced into the House
Of Commons by Mr.. Williams, of Caswell, prov d.
ing for amendments to the charter of the Western
North Carolina Railroad Company, and also the
Proposed Amendments" by Mr.. Thomas, of Jack
son, introduced in the Senate; both Of which were
rs)sts6
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WuSov \ C Frb OIL 1871

y. 2. III,
An examination of JohnSon's New Map has so
satisfied me of its superiority every other work
of the kind, that have purchased it for my own
use, and for tie use of the schools over which
preside.
(SigneD c. F. DEEMS, d. D.
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1859. Spring Tiade. 1859.
STEVENSON, WEDDELL, s. CO.,
IMPORTERS & WHOLESALE DEALERS
FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC DRY G0OIS,
No. rs & So SYCAMORE ST, PETERSBURG, Va,
Are receiving and will have in Store by the first of
March,
A very Llrge and Attractive Stock
OF Goods in their ne which they respectfully invite the
attention Of the Ao,th Ca'una, Viyiia, and Tennessee
trade.
~ Orders executed with dispatch.
Petersburg Feb. q, 1852 23-tf.
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NOTICE
TO the Stockholders of the Cane Fear and Deen
River Navigation COmrauv

70 tHe OtOChIUIueTS OF Tie Tape Fear and DeeD
River Navigation Company.
VOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED THAT A MEET.
a ing of the Stockh"dcrs Of the Cape Fear a~d Deep
hvcr Navigation Company. will be he'll in the town Of
Wilmington on TUESDAY, the I'D Gav of March next.
"r the purpose ot considering the provisions nr the Act Of
the General assembly Of this Stale passed during
cent session. entitled An Act TO pncct The interest of
the State of North Carolina in The Cape Fear and deem
River Navigation Company, and of asserting or dissent.
ln to the same. BY order of the Board of liirpcors
JAMES CASSlDEY Prcst.
Wilmington N. c., Feb. Is, 1851 s.-Im.
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Office n. C. Mutual Insurance Comp,
RALEIGH, Feb. 10th, 1853.
A MEETING OF THE MEMBERS OF THE NORTH
;s oee o ,hs Gmnanv in Is r "n the ne sb of
March next the charter of the Company,
Gently amended hy the Legislature.
By order of the Executive Committee,
HAMDEN s. SMITH, Sec'y.
2S-td.
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eSTATE OF NORTH. H.CAROLINA.-PITT
~ CUoNTl Court Of Pleas and Quarter Sessions Feb
ruary Term, ls59.-Charles Green vs. James Nelson.
Original attachment.
In this case appearing to the satisfaction of the Court
that the defendant james Nelson nonresident of this
Stale, or so absconds that the ordinary
process OF law cannot be served him: II ordered that
publication be made in the North hCanlina Standard r six
weeks FIR the said defendant to appear at the
next Court Of Pleas and Quarter Sessions be held for
the county aforesaid at the Court House Greenve on
the rst Monday Of May A. d., 1884, then and there TO
plead answer replevy demu this notice will be
taken ifo-e'ntesso, and heard accordingly.
Witness d. Sheppard, Clerk Of said Court office
the hlst Monday of February, A. d.. 1859.
Ii SHEPPARD, Crk
Feb IL. 1859. pr. ADV. S. 62E) 9-w6t=
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WASHINGTON Dec 3d 1S5,


"Johnson's Map of the Republics of North
America, is without doubt the most complete and
accurate work of the kind ever presented to the
public. | have purchased copy for my own use,
and cheeliuily commend it to all in search of geo
graphical knowledge
(Signcd) I. L. CLINGMAN.
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E. HUNTS PHOTOGRAPHIC GALLERY,
Branch at Chanel Hill. N.t


MR. HUNT HAVING PURCHASED OF T. ]. ia.
I'VE VEINS his old established daguerrean Gallery. an
Fayetteville Street. and having introduced an improved
light and apparatus is prepared TO take pictures of all
sizes and styles the best manner Ambrotvpes Mel,;n.,
types, aud all other types belonging the Daguerrean Art
warranted satisfactory He is also taking the improved
Photograph'c Portraits, and with the aid of cunpe eut
Colosi he is enabled to furnish these pictures finished in
the finest manner, and true TO the life. Bv the Photo.
graphic process Miniatures and Daguere"ypes can be
copied al enlarged to any sze and cuored in O-givng
permanent and lfcke Portrait ea
Persons having Daguereoypes of deceased friends should
embrace this opportunity Of preserving Them Melaneo
types neatly put up in Breastpins, Iockets Rings and
Cases-periect pictures warranted in all weahers %
February Is, 1888. ol-6n
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THE ADAMS EXPRESS COMPANY

THE ADAMS EXPRESS COMPANY.
YENHiS OLD ESTABLISHED RESPONSIBLE AND RE-
Il liable Company, having Express facilities the
ward all descriptions of freight aud vauabes to and from
all points on this road.
The facilities possessed by this Company for the prompt
forwarding and quick delivery of entrusted them
to all accessible points in the United States and the early
delivery of freight by Steamer Express from New York
semi-weeky, and daily lnrnd Express from y 40 York
PhitJdepaa, Bdlianore, Riekmond Nwtok and P,ters-
bury offer great Inducements to Merchants to obtain their
Spring Stock quickly.
For further particulars apply to Mr.. W. b. Reid Agent
Raleigh, n Z.
W. L. TREGO. Supt.
February 81. 1859. 23-lm.
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NOTICE..
THE SUBSCRIBER

VTlHE SUBSCRIBER GIVES NOTICE. THAT IN PijR-
Il Of the provisions of the last Will and Tcs'a
ment of THEOPHILUS POOLE, decd. he will, Execu
tor at the Court House in the CITY Of Raleigh the 3
day of March next offer fr sale the of land which
the said testaor resided about three and half miles East
from the City of Raleigh adjoining the lands Of Dr. Hay
WOOD Ransom Pool and Others containing about five hun
dred acres 1t is handsome residence and valuable tract
OF land At the same time and place he will sell Likely
young Negro man and two old Negroes. Said land and
slaves will be sold credit of six months with interest
from day of sale Bond with approved sureies will be
quired Of the purchasers.
WILL. r. POOLE Executor
of Theophilus Poole.
Wake County. Feb. 81, 1859. 2S-tds.
sB Register will please copy.
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A GUILFORD DEMOCRAT.
MARRIED..

In this City. the 18th iust by Rev. D. r. Bruton, Mr.
Edmund NJ. Roberts to Miss Mary J. Winfiey
ssg City papes please copy.
In Murfleesb,ro, Thursday morning 18th nst BY the
Rev. Arch'd Mcdowell, VIM. Mel. Mckay Esq, OF Fay
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ANT ANTED TO HIRE. FOR THE REMAINDER
w Of the year, boy 10 Or II years Of age Ap ply
at this Office.
Feb. "a 1859. 22-
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ope .le .Jor Eur0pe.

iope N JOr Europe
BOSTON, Feb. 22.-The steamer America to-mor-
row will take about eighty thousand dollars IN
specie fsr Europe
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sUMMERDEAN VIr.sKEy.

VENHE MANUFACTURER OF THIS CELEBRATED
IL old-f'sLioned Wh'shev suitable for family medical
and other purposes i'll fill orders for any art Of the
to five years old.
Circulars and Schedule of prices sent free any address,
Orders BY mail promptly attended TO. Address
WM. KERR,
Spmme'dean, Augusta Co., Va.
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.JOhnSOn.S Man.

The following testimonials of our distinguished
fellow-citizens, Senator Clinsman and Rev. Charles
F. Deems, d. d., to the superiority of Johnson's
new Map over every other production of the kind
are in confirmation of our own previously expressed
OpiniOn
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Extract firm, fLe DispofcI

Erfdd Tf011 tie Iisp1fch.
OLD SUMMERDEAN WHIsKEY.-We have received from VI
BLAIR Co.. bottle of Old Summertlran Whskcy manu-,
manufactured by Mr.. Herr, of Augusta county II has
flavor as soft and refreshing Snuihem wind aud is
fully up to the imported French B,andes in quality aud
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NEW HOPE ACADEMY.

January 90. 1s55.
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OsEYisG ORDERS.

A certain General Of the L. S. army sup
posing his asorise horse dad, ordered a
lr.shman 10 20 and skin hIra-
What. Is Silver Tail dead = asked Pat
r.xx.
What Is that 10 yout said the Ohcer,
do ~ bi! you, AMI ask no question:
Pa: ven, ab8s, his business, and 10 absa:
sso hoars re,arnej.
well, Pat, where have you been all this
ssnas p asked tbs General.
'ssinntng your horse, !oar honor
Did it take goa iva eoars 10 perform the
opsrasioas'
No, your honor, ba. then yoa See il took
ms aboa, half an hour to catch the horse.
'Catch him Fns and iuries. Was be
a.iysf'
'Yss, yoar honor. aad | could not skin
him alive yoa know
Skin him alisef DID you kill him
To be sure did, your honor ! and sure
you sno~ mas. obey ordsrs without asking
aa.ssions.'
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Fsbbs, want 10 talk to you . while, and
I wan, you 20 listen while do it. You want
10 60 10 sleep, bu. don't; I'm not Ut the
sleepy kind. It's good thing Tor you MIR.
fubbs, that yoa have wife who inpar.s
information by lectures, else ypa roaId be
perfect ignsramu,. Not a thing abou;
tho house TO read, except a littis bible that
the Christian Association gave you, ani
. ,sac. which that fellow called Porter left
one day, sntitied Light TO the Hesthen."
lie veil he left il, for you're heather,
Iubbs you may feel thankful! you aia's u
slorasn. Yes, understand that instita-
ton too, you protsne wretch. You mean
you're glad you haven. but one wife. You
never would have known there was Nor
nom, Mr. Fgbbs, il hadn't told ya..
cause you're TO stingy to take pa,.sr.-
Nov Fabbs, declare your ..ams.,usht to be
F'es-yon tel! so :-.asy 9: 'em. It's only
!asi ~~-sx lost a dollar aud a half on but.
tar sold to pedlar, because didnt know
ths market price. This would have paid
for Tho paper tho whole year. And then
you're 50 ignorant, Fabbs. DON'T you re-
member when you took the gun and walkeI
down 20 tbs biz marsh hunting, because
come ons said the Turkeys were marching
into Rashss3 Yes you did. You needa't
deny II, fatts. Didn't XIII any, did you