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IRIS EMMA HOECOuBE. g.. ..
MISS 3. r. NOTTlNGHAW,( '1 Asi'''fN'
- sIG premises hts+rto orupied ty Mrs Eoee1he having
teen found too limited for the exnded patronage % her
School. the Prssn Principals have
Of years. the spacious aud beautiful
opposite the Capitol sell the residence Of Col A w.
Putnsn- Ths location is unequasd-beng prva.e central
elevated and -essbe The House is dnisnsd the
proved style containing ~ rooms, thoroughly
ventilated By EndoEs hoor, sning On pazas and
talconies which extent each story, The entire egh u The
buildng The grounds beautifully laid out and tia Ealks
we'll paved allowing ample space fer Tecrs0n and exercise
IS filed With the highest professional talent
The boarding pupils will er0y all The cf elegant
home szd their comforts will be scrupuOusiy cared fer
Mstron, we'll pre- emnenty qualified for the oe
hr unyieding integrity, kindly sympathy and unEeaed
assiduity.
Terms the same as those Ct the other rseas schools in tbs
city For further particulars apply to either Of the
principals.
REFERENCES
I ev VIM Piumer D D.. Ale Prof Da5ney, Richmond Col,
gha1ny City, Pa. lege Va
Rev Hiodss, D, Rich Hon John " BrsssnsrOush,
mond, Va. Lexington, Va
Rev Msre Richmond Maj james GARLAND, Piltsylva
Va. mia, Va
Rev Jesse Armsead D 7, Cum Rev Hays, Nashville.
herland, Va. Rev 2 2 o Howell, d d do
Col Il Snih, Yirzinia Jas Hamilton, EGG do
Maj Wiilamson( Military In Alex Fall, ESQ. do
Maj ThosJlesson) stitats James Hic1OI. Esq %
Rev J kirkpatEiek, DanVihe, Mrs Brown, DO
Va. Il II 0ariner, Esq.
DR. TSOs Atkir,On. do Jas Vaaiz. Esq 90
ThOs Grasty. Esq do Hon John Mclean. supreme
Va WIN " Pugh Assumptos, La
Hon David Burnstl, Calves Gen R 9 Martin, do
ton. Texas. noa John Letchlr. GOysrnord
Hon David < Eets, su Virginia.
Preme Court
dec2s-tau3v
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irrepFessible conflict between freedom and slavery.
Those Wh9 think that nation can be wise and
prosperous and happy that retains slaves viii have
another opportunity at the next Presidential cleo
lion to secure the machinery by which il can be
done. On the other hand all Of US who have en-
listed in this great civic contest on which the eyes
Of the whole world set, will then find that all
we have to do is to take that we do not suffer
differences among ourselves, any ether cause, to
divide us, and one single ADMINISTRATION wilt settle
this question finally aud forever
Re endorsed Helpers infamous book. none the
less Infamous because there are other natives of
the South preaching that The who owns no ne
grOes is not interested in the slavery question: In
comms1daticn of that work Mr. SEwaBD said: 81
have read The Impending Crisis Of the Sonth
with deep attention. II seems to me a work of
great merit ricS, yet sccurste in statistical infor
nation and logical 10 analysis"
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nj BSTUDBvANT, vs. Mccain e ais. In this c.use,
~ happears from comp anants bill which that
The dendants James WeahespOon and James Brock
residents Of the State Of Tennessee It q theresFs ordered
publication Be made in The Nashville UnOn and
four ve weeks requiring them to appear atths
Of the chancey Court the Thursday third Monday
February 1851 and plead demur to said bill the
will be taken for conesi them, and
ing expars at said term Of tie csurt January .th 1871
jznlA wi rrsfeesS n HAMILTON, Q. d ~
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Enr,ifications i'm the Soulhern states.

Subjoined is a list of Notifications, taken from
Col. Totten's report made to Congress few years
ago. giving the cost of each, and the number of
guns they severally mount
Table of Nary Yards and Principal Forts South Of
Mason and DiropS Line, Shouting the Position,
Cost and Strength of Each:
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JNo. J. HIBBITT Secretary.
SnufInern SaInIc.

Forty-dve guns were fired last evening in honor
of the action of Mississippi, Alabama and Florida
fifteen for each State.
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&c far the stitch conesrsi this list Of
precisely alike, all Shuttle Machines fer carrying s
lower uader thrsad auss shut,Ies
aread used each and all Of them rO-uOund
The capacity Of tie shattlss these machine very
nearly the hey hold Ehez asd With eostsH No Spool
Cotton not 10 exceed "A yards
The shnttech is called the lock stitch for
but sall and the The stitch By merely
crossing hreaes. The shu
Machines must be fastened the hand needle prevent ripping
The Shuttle Mahne is better adapted manufacturers than
r1ily use
an3i-dtwGcV
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REFERENCFS:
In Chanesry Court at savannah, Tenn.

4 CUNNINGHAM ct as vs. W q Campbell ct als--Janu
- uary Rules le6l. In this appears from e
panants BILL which Is 10, that the desendan
Campbe Tucker, Will0ughby BackaBd Martha
John Campbell and wife Elizabeth Bauriand, Thomas
Irons and Irons residents Of the Of renne
see. therefore ordered that publication
Nashville Unen and American for four successive
caring defend appear at The Of the Chan
csry Court the Tharsay after the third Monday Eebruuy
plead, demur said bill the
eonsse to them and set for hearing
term Of the Court January 7th, 1851
janiO-Tls-pr 'sfses5s GIN HAMILTON, O. q NJ
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hawthorn" for cease 10 Good

hawthorn" for yease TO "A Good
Tenant.
Desire TO place my late residence Z niles the Pub
lie square in The good Tenant FIR series OF Years
upon very easy terms The premises y
superior SOIL about nall IN Gu tion tie balance shade
blue The house with rooms, porches exceant
eryant houses sabe vel &c are all AID
To the Gardenef The Darynsn Or &c eE. SEEKING sool,
o. me can say 40 place fer rent in the vicinity Of Nash
Vile offers slperi attractions.
To the right man will make the terms acceptable.
No ~ Cherry street EUGENE UNDERWOOD
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COUNTY COURT OF DAVIDSON COUNTY,
~ Tennesse e.--Jaraes TapikAer. Margsre. Rsnlk-
ner nd IN HOserton Arei Oven and susxr
and ohersB for petition Of Edrtd HosrtoB
deoeased the Office q the Clerk and Master Of County
Court 81 Nashville the 7 day Of December 1850
Ct By counsel in the cause Appearing
TO the sascton q the Clerk and Master d
ants, Alfred Oven snd suan Oven, residents Virginia
and residents 81 the State n Tennessee AMI therefore the
erinaFy process q his be served upon Il
therefore ordered hy he Clerk and Master that FubiSp BE-
MADE Tor four weeks IN succession In the NASHVILLE Urion
Americana newspaper Dublished Ia the etF Of Nkifle
curing the said DESCENDANT appear The term OF tCou1ty
Court 70 be holden for the Of DEFon Al the cqrt hou
thereof In the city Of hashVle the drt Mony IN Eebrua
next, snd BILL win taken for
fessed to them and At down fer bearing pate.
II * CHEATHAM,
i
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PROCLAMATION.


ESHAM g. ,ARIs Governor Of the Tennessee
all who shall these presents-Greeng: Whereas, ii
has been made kne to that certain John Hacker stands
charged with having committed u and
the Both day OF November sG0 upon the body David Kerry
late OF county Of Meigs has fad from justice and is
running at large.
Now therefore, IsHAM G. HARRIS, Governor Aforesaid,
by virtue the and authority vested hereby
offer reward Of $3.50 or who
bend the said John Hacker and deliver m the Sheriff Jail
Of our county hegs, in order that justice, their behalf
may be had and executed.
~ In testimony whereof, have hereuuto set my hand
and caused the great seal Of the State to be affixed at
ISHAM G. HARRIS
~ By the Governor
J. \. r. RAY, Secretary Of State.
Description.
The description given OF Hscker follows: About 81
% age, about six feet high, very steop shoud
carries head Far side, one side Of his the 9TH
considerably sunken and much lower than tina ohe ra
down countenance has sandy hA which curly, and
had when he left blue home made jeans coat calls
himself by the Of Fuller be left last heard Of in
Rome county, Tenn- where he has relatives living
Chattanooga Advertiser copy. jan12l2tv2t
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A s0LOMAN " NV HsCann ais. In IN eaussit ap-
n pears fon the compliments bill which to- that
James EeaherspOoD and James Brock n9r-reca tho
State OF Tennessee 10 therefore ordered IN publication
bemads in the Nashville Union and American for four
weeks requiring them 70 At the next Of the
Court the lhurdsy after The third Monday February
1851 and plead, dsmur to said bill SANE viii
tken for confessed sn. bearing sxparts
said term Of the Court, January 7th, 1861.
janl0 at Pf'sfeSe 80 g n HAMILTON, Q. NJ
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II BMcoowRy.t as, vs. N W Mccoven Ct ais In this
81 cause appears from the complainAns bill, which d
the defendant james Weathespoon
Of the Il ordered publica
be made in the Nashville Union and American for four
WEEKS Fsqurng him appear the Of the
chancsry the ThurAy ar the ihrd Monday In Febru
ary 1851 and plead demur to said b IL the
will taken for confessed hen said Of Court
January m, 1851 Gh HAMILTON, C. 4 II.
iaai0 s4t-p-'sfse So
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an TIVE CHAgCERY COURT AT DIR ES-
4 den Tor Weakfey County state "a Ten
nessee Order Of atoa-orgiu-l Biil-kah J. Ian.
Andres Cayce, John Cayce and George cayce
ON an zdavit Of the ecnp counsel Aic n Card
DAY his 10 appears % the Citrk and
Master thai said deiepdsnis 5ohn CaJee and
G-rRe saycs are Ton m Of said Of Tennsssee
and fssee IN Kentucky IL her 0ru orderd sd Clark
Master ihs ode b. for our successive wells
In the weekly LsiOn and Anaercan, Newspaper published
city Nashville, aid STATE Of Tennessee eonaudns
Cayee and George Cayee to file the ransse p a
or defrurrers bsf1r tae of sai Chan
y Court held the court house In Dresden for Weskey
couaty STATE the nd Monday Of Jsnnafy
1851 or said band hng ereiu will Re taken for confessed
sst ard set for hearing a. 10 taen epars al sid term
Of sai Court This December 9Th 1S6i a true copy ron
'A' ''4'' NATHAN " EDWARDS, C an,
ss.,s,so- z4t-ur'sfse s3 Of sad Cour
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At Convention of the people of the State of South
Carolina, begun and holden at Columbia, on the
seventeenth day of December, in the year of our
Lord one thousand eight hundred and sixty, and
thence continued by adjournment to Charleston.
and thence by divers adjournments to the first
day of January, in the year of our Lord one thou
sand EIGHT hundred and sixty-one.
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For Rent.


A LARGE and coumoIious house. with the convenience
N water, gas servants sc situated the corner
Church Spruce will be rented for ensuing year
FOR &C., apply at D Humphreys, No. % Public
Square 20 decl9-d1 G NICHOLSON.
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For AouisvilIe audCincinr

ESREsH Herring, Meal just received per
a. steamer Glenwood, and for sale by 81"
janl2-tf BENZ FiSHIELDS & co. .
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Il 10 U r
loo BBLs Just feeeised, which warrant to
HUU super extra r.t -s.-..f.t
OLD JAVA COFFEE,
large lot Of the very best quality.
GROCERIES AT WHOLESALE
CANDLES, &c., 6e.
general assortment, and constantly receiving
UGAR,
COFFEEd
t-i b. r HOLASSES,
F.. 4 NAILS,
9. a W.. z. ORR.
= Corner Broad and Iarket Streets,
,o.v-atuAwM Nashvii1e. Tenn
PHoToG RAPmlC CARD.


TAKE pleasure in announcing my old friends and Gus
that after absence Of two have again
the practice Of the Photographic Art
in all its branches, having purchased the interest Of brother
the cid established Gallery In Union Street, and having spent
months In New York the past Summer obtain fully
improvements the have painted renovated
enlarged the suite Of Rooms throughout That NY facilities
better produce hrsteass work than most Galleries
Of eonduce 70 the comfort OF patrons trust
e1ly the proud position the Gallery Heretofore
sustained, bet elevate 1t to S higher standard have
engaged the services Of M Geo f Photo
grapers the verdi who the Pctuses which obtained the
first premium at the Worlds Fs In London, 1851,
desrmined notonly TO make this the leading Gallery
State, my saai be surpassed North or South
and introduce the public the following styles
Imperial Photograph, India Ink;
yignet;e plain colored:
Ivorytypes, colored; 'a
Pastel Pictures, life size;
Photographs Canvass. life size;
Visiting ards, full leagth, plain;
Autograph Photogr- ohs, is taken Cpe siftirK.
microscopes, glass or paper. ..
Iconnue to make the Meanoype and Amstype hereto
fore The above styles all entirely this city except
the Autograph Card which only made time All
who are IN want oanyhng IL line politely ave
call before visiting elsewhere, prove By ocular
demonstration the above facts. Respectfully
oct3l-a T. W. HUGHES.
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LOST

Superior Sauer Exraut,
AMTILL added to sales this morning. Is barrels made
SS 70 order. BENZ SHIELDS co.
JAMIE 1t
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- - ,.o,,pu .,d others LusiAr D Moore and on srs
V p.,or q 81 Iaod and slaves y apgsarns tsat
- feaso 49,, ~ Lynn Moore, and Martha More nrd
oeian - In this nsn-raslents
"a Teone1sse, ard beyond the reach Of orinar
o. M 80. Il therefore ordered pubiE.ton -
~ VsrhviiIs Union and AusTctn nsHsDaner ma
go ~ N-shrsIls Temp for four weeks. requiring ~. nor
$3.50 i-f~nf.ats 70 appear before the Justees afle,-.
a their February term, 1851 to plead ans.sr
s.,S "A eompsinant5 BILL fled in said against ia. a.
iii be ,ken confessed them, and al n. 49,
io~ * parte. Dscemhsr 2tsh, leeo-
JAMS s3s-pr tssess3 w COOK, Q. & H.
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FOrRcnE

For Rent.
AWE dwelling house lately occupied By Gov. II. S. "a
FOo-e, Vine street, between Church aud Union III
Streets For particulars enquire Of GtascOek. at I'LL.
Hvans & Co. ~ s-r d decI2-1
DIR Y Goo s.
is present intention to keep up stock of Dry Goods
and invite the attention OF buyers for CASH, Of knplgH
prom ptpeSs SHORT TIME to stock .-
F..s ..... JAMES LOWE & CO..
eos & 80, West side Sixth, between
Main and Market reefs,
jsnl3-H louisville, KY
LOST.
a BONNET BOX, marked Mrs II Mitchell. A liberal
"A reward viii be paid for its return Louisville Depot,
TT. CIV KENNEDY
jan l2-3t Omnibus Agent.
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TUsT resolved and for sale 100 Fresh Corn Meaby
- JAS MCLAUGHLIN 4 co.
Jan6u No. Soath Market streets
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vwTE hereby withdraw sgreeent % TAXA south css
~ Georgia aad Alabkna mans1 a par.
isssa-aiiisis6 TriE' sHzRPAz5 40.
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Ordinance Adopted ard Ratified in Com
Venli0n.
rHE srATE on souTH CARoLINA.

The following Ordinance after having received
various important amendments, was adopted by the
Convention: sft
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HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES.
SATURDAY. JANUARY II, 1861.
RESOLUTIONS.

tJAIUhDAI VA-NU M IL ICUIs :
The SPEAKER called the House to order at nj
ne Ck
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SEWING MACHINES


ssNFSssssArIoNFOEs T'ssssz DssSsslsss
.EltiE ltt1
"'s'''''As '-~"'. sewing r-sn'r'
LETT BE RENkABARAI,
: Ist. BY an the sewing yrachines In use
there are but three Xmas OF suItches made
rst. The Grovor q Baker stitch.
sna, The shuttle stitch.
srd. The SIzEas Thread or CaaIn stIscA
The Grover Baker stitch is The only patented steh snd
strictly adapted 10 family The stitch double
be ripped ms machine making this stitch. from com
spOsIsusng shuttle requiring thread 70 Be rspoo
ed and hnhss IL IL the most simple, less liable
arrangement easy to learn and operate Of In
possessing greater range Of capacity for family pzPOses
any ethsr other or perhApsAll other kinds
end. The Shuttle stitch.
Tai. stitch is made BY tbs following list Of mach mes.
,. N. SINGER x Co.,
WHEELER WILSON,
WRAR TAOHENFs,,
nA1fTHt LIZ MACHINES
F1wus.s LEAvTras * Col
EADD& WEBSTER.
lA u ft A.B.HOwE.
,isa-ls 81 FINKEE q LYoNs
F ta q. 70.
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DrssoLUrIoNI

Cola in Nashvils By O. W. BendershOt Berry Dezosille
EWinG Pandeton, and by all sponbe druggists eVeyEhers
ect29-d twkw1y ms
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1861-04-04
COOKING MEATS.

Whan ,pents are boiled in water, a
considerable portion OF the nutriment is
dissolved out, and owing to the fact that
water cannot be heated above 2l2 de-
grees except under pressure, it is often
difficult to heat the meat enough by boil
ing to disorganize its fibers and make it
tender. If it be necessary to soak ont
salt, put the meat to be boiled into cold
water, and let it be gradually heated
But when it is desired to retain the juices,
tho water should be made boiling hot be.
fore the meat is put in, so as to close the
pores, or coagulate the albumen upon the
surface at once. To obtain the best
broth, let the meat bo put into cold or
lukewarm water, and be kept long time
below the boiling point. A better plan
still, is to cut the meat very fine, put it
into bottle, cork it tight, and then place
the bottle in a kettle of water, and boil
it thus for q considerable time.
When meats are broiled on gridiron
over hot Goals, the sudden high heat ap-
piled sears the outside, which shuts in the
juices, and the rapid application of heat
soon cooks the meat throug, if in moder-
atey thin pieces. 1t is then tender, Juicy
and palatable. Those who never broil
their fresh meat, or fish, or poultry, do
not know the excelloncies Of properly
cooked dish of animal food. OF all meth
ods of cooking fresh meats, whether fish,
flesh, or fowl, broiling is tho best-pro-
vided always that the cook is active and
intelligent enough to handle the gridiron
and meat dexterously, so as not to make
charcoal of an atom, and yet quickly cook
every part Of the meat sufficiently to suit
the taste of the consumer.
Roasting meat in an oven, is next to
broiling, and generally preferable in the
hands of careless, slow, or inexperienced
cook But piece of meat to be roasted
well, should be put into an oven already
hot, so as to scar ihe surface, in order to
retain the Juices. The heat should after
wards be kept as high as possible without
actually charring or burning the meat
The higher the heat, and the more rapid
the cooking, tho tenderer will bo the
meat. A long, slow roasting isnext door
to tanning"
Frying IN pan or spider, Ia the worst
mode of cooking meats, except for taste
less fish, or meats which are so much like
chips as to require soaking in fat to make
them palstable. Swine-eating Gentiles
do well to fry their pork, to "try outl a
considerable portion of the lard-though
we have never been able to appreciate
the good taste or digcstibility of the fat
soaked SCRAPS" left after frying piece
of pork in the usual process.--Americn'
Agricqltwist.
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1861-04-04
Changes in the Englis,, Language.

Our young readers will be interested
to see the curious changes which oul
language has undergone at different
periods. These will be seen in the fol
lowing specimens of the Lords prayer al
different perionds:
Il. d. 1250.]
Fader our in heven, halewed bethe thy
nam, com thy kingeriche, thy willie bethe
don in hevsn and in erthe. Our everich
day brsid gif Gus to-day And forgive
GUS our dettes, as we forghiven our de-
ttoures. And lede us nought into temp
tatioun, bot delyver GUS from ivil. Amen
Ia. D. 1901
Fadir our in hsven, Halewyd be thi
name, come thi kingdam. Thi willie be
don, as in hevene and in srthe. Our uchs
days bred give us to-day. And forgive
us our dettes, as we forgiven our det.
toures. And lede us not into temptation,
Bote delyvere us of yvsl. Amen.
Il. d. 1879, WIeklDS's]
Our fadyr..that art in heavenes, Hal
lead by thy name, Thy kingdom come to,
BE thy will done in erthe az in heavene;
Give to us this day our bread over other
Substances; And forgif to our dettis as
we forgiven to our detters; and Iced us
not into temptation; But deliver us from
evel. Amen.
II. d. 1926, Tmaas's Testament.
o oure father which art in heven, halo
wed be thy name. Let thy kingdom
come. Thy will be fulfilled as well in
erth' as hit US in heven. Give vs this
daye, our dayly breade. And forgive vs
our trespasses even as we forgive them
which trsspas VS.. Iced vs not into temp
tation, but deliver us from yvell. Anon
a. ID. 1880, CoperdaIe's BiJls]
Our father which art in heauen, halow-
ed be thy name.
Thy kingdom come. Thy will be done
cuen in erthe as as il is in heaun.
Glue us this day our daily bread.
And forgive US dettes as we also :or-
give our detters. And lead us not into
temptation, bu. deliuer US from eul: for
thine is the kingdom and the power and
the glorio for euer. Amen
Now if you compare any of these with
the prayer repeated by our Lord in the
sixth chapter of the Gospel by Matthew
you will see the difference between them
and our present version.
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1861-04-04
I Ut
(Pocckr

TBE MALE AND FEMALE MEAI--Din-
ncr for men--tea for womenl Says good
observer-You never hear one woman
invite another women out to dinner, any
more than you ever hear one man ask an
other to come and take tea with him.
Mol it would seem that women's hearts
melted and softened over the tea-cup, aud
that mems souls flew open to each other
with the table-cloth. Who is thero to ex.
plain il? 1t takes several knives and forks
to dig into mans secret nature, whereas
the simple key Of the tea caddy will un-
lock woman's breast at any time
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1861-04-04

TnR RowpY.-The rowdy is terrible
nuisance. Hear how the Dutch landlord
described his suifcrings at the hands ci
one of those amiable beings: "Ter rowdy
coined in and axcd me to sell 'im znm
beer. ] dell i'm he hash more as would do
him good. He called me Won Gle Tuoll
liar, and begins to break two tumblers
My wife she calls vor the vach ouse
Fore tho vach'ouse got dare do rowdy
he kick Hans Kruggles behint ish back
kissed my daughter Petsy before her face
broke all der dumbers 'cep de old stone
pitcher, and shpilt my wife and de oddcl
beerbarrel down inter ho celler."