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A SHALL Srosm Monday Fray

A SHALL SrosM. On Monday Fay
forgot bis prudence very badly and rem,m.
bered only the wrongs of his native country.
Undertaking to drown them out as you
would other blues, he got as blue as b!,zss
himself. Tis'nt often this happens to PAT
but the devil got the start of him ard led
him by impulse rather than his usual dis
erection. Engaging up street in little dis
cusson with fists, Marshal DRuMxoND tried
mildness on him with no avail. Force was
called in, aud the result was the worst.
ing Of +. and his capture as a victim to
violated law. Some friends Of the wild
man attempted 10 resist tho arm and au
thority Of the Marshal and one of them
Was captured and lodged in the lock. p
T. came down the street with very bloody
and inelsgant face, acquired in the melee
with the ihdomitable and praisewor,hy
Drummond and in time he was housedin q
public hall devoted to disorganizers. Much
excitement existed and hundreds of people
were out. JOHNNY DOYLE, late Wisconsin
soldier, quiet and unassuming generally was
one Of the Gagged. Subsequently acqu.int
ances went bail for the appearance of each
and there tho matter remains up to this
writing. The absence Of stove in the
lookup and tho inclremcncy Of the season
were Drohahlv Aha nrincinaI rcasons
for the friendly rescue Of these men
from night Of incarceration.
The City may imprison law.violaters, but
there is no legal reason why they should
be tortured with cold. Mr.. Drummond is
universally commended for the energy and
holiness which he exhibited in seeing that
the laws and rules Of propriety should be
faithfully observed. We hope never to
witness on our streets again such a morti-
flying exhibition.
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Capt. Upton.
This gentleman, . soldier, . patriot and
and an unquestioned oyalist. in hiding fare.
we'll to the readers Of the Clayton County
Journal Of which he has been associate
editor for SEVERAL years, uses the following
sharp language:
"The Office is in healthy condition, not
indebted to any one, and has never been
bound down BY stockholders to keep q
hired man to do its dirty work for broken
down and corrupt politicians, and for this
reason it has been denounced severely by
men who never had good motive about
them"
Col. Merrilrs "hired man. thus goes for
the Captain who has borne tho burdens of
the tented Geld, the rattle of grape and
schrapnel and the horrors Of southern
prison:
"Tipton-did you ever hear Of him,
reader! Tipton--the fellow who's fame
was achieved by deviling three months in
Schuyler Colfsx's printing office.-Tipton,
the simpleton who has been for awhile in
company with the .fcol Of the Elkader
Gimlet.--Tipton, the smallest specimen Of
the genus Jackass that ever prayed in the
street or through the columns of 4x6
pauper newspaper, announces in last weeks
Gimlet that he. said small jackass, has
retired from said Gimlet, and that hence.
forth the mule. joey, will bore the public
with said Gimlet alone. The substance OF
Tipton's valadictory is that he wasn't hired
to help run tl.e Gimlet. Dear! oh dear {!
he had no need to tell that! Who would
ever think of hiring such spoony sim
pleton, fool to run newspaper for them
MEN ars hired for such purposes. If fools,
apes or jackasscs ever get in such posi-
tons, they must put themselve there. They
are never called"
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Ameng the'Suaday school children gath
cred lrep. the Highways Of our cities ct
sAs 4shn street church WAS poor little
fattpw f1on. Fulton street. He couldn't
tsitkiea tcashse the nusshsr Of the house
N ~lsiah - iissd, and WAS charged, when
he nsxt caass to school, 70 bring II. The
neyt fipe b appeared - WAS asked If he
sYo4Ikt the suloA es. ''No. sir" said he;
s'is Il nsilei 10 tbs inor 50 :ishs, that ]
sSi,!int :-s tho ding ef.'
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b CnAxGss.-NeweA will 90 into the Suth.
erland Stose in . few days. Capt. Benton
intends changing tbs P. y. location If Z
suitable building can be had. E P. Clarke
4 Co. have been n. gotia.inS Cor the Lamp
son i Go, STAND. Hinleir & uineman
willremove to Pr. du CHEN; A. Kohn 4
Go. win then occupy the II. / II. stand.
But little building is now spoken ofsf.I
the Approaching summer. III. oa wa-
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COMMERCIAL.
TINES OFFICE, Tuesdav. bfarch 2s-4 i

TINES OFFICE, Tuesday, March 2s-4 P. N.
Weather still cold. River ice giving way at the
shores but frn and crossabe with teams in the main
Spring seems as far of the first Of themonth-
Business dul-a moro active delivery of wheat with
prices at 9o@9s. Butter hrmer. Groceries about -
before quoted. Gold 10 about g. rs with declining
tendency. Ono day last week it touched $l,2S. Let
tho Union DO restored In full, President johnson
and conservatism desires and Gold would drop to
or par in twenty days.
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A~Wteot Wcwes
Letters from ireland state that the most rig.
Vi inspection IL maintained I, regard to letters
FROM suspected parties on this siie Of the wa.
ter-1he disbursements to the War Depart.
meat last week amounted 70 nearly $4,000 900;
70 the amy Department, over $4,000 900; and
% the lnterioe Department., about $4,000, 900
----It ID believed that the senate finance com.
mites will add TO the loan bill an amendment
limiting the amount Of greenbacks aud gold
which the secretary may keep on hand.
The democrats OF Milwaukee held their mu.
n'c'pal convention on Saturday afternoon.--
Hon.J Tallmadge was renoninated 70, may
or, Fred. Wardner for comptroller, James &.
Jenkins for city attorney, aud G. X. Gregory
for city surveyor. Resolutions heartily indors.
Ing President Johnson were adopted
Hrevt. Maj. Gen. Seth Williams, Of the ad.
lut,at generals department, died IN Boston on
Friday evening.
Gen. Grant Is soon to sail for Europe in a
,nsn-ofwar. The latter will be commanded by
Capt. Anmen. an old schoclmaster Of the gen.
cal.
The var department has withdrawn i:s ad.
vcrsi.ing from the four radical journals Of 81.
Lcu;s.
The vile Of President Juare1. Of Mexico. is
the guest ofSenor Romeo, at Washington.
Gen. Palmer, commanding in Kentucky. has
rendered his resignation. :.
According TO Official data, the number Of
dcsths Of federal soldiers on the Geld aud. In
hospitals during the rebellion 10 253 900 men
The Cheyenne aud Arrapahoe Indians have
agreed % sigs a treaty Of peace.
Judge Belts, Of New York. has decided that
the alleged CHILEAN privatecr Meteor cannot be
~!thd.axu from custody By stipulalions for hcr
viluc.
Sixty members # the 18th Ohio are under ar
rest in Galveston. Texas. for mutiry.
The total loss BY the Cincinnati Gre will
reach q 500 .o00 The propretors of tbs En-.
uairer propose 70 erect a magnificent opera
house on Ninth street, between Sixth aud Sew.
enth.
The population Of Nebraska il given at IS,
GOO
The Canadian Judge Coursoi, Of st. Adams
raid notority. has been reinstated.
Gen Hood il Ia St. Louis.
Government securities 70 the amount of
$l00.0OD were on Friday evening stolen from
the residence Of John P. Moore, No. Ito Mad.
ison avenue. New York.
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SADDLsay.-J Joseph Psickart, nearly op.
posits the Western Hotel, IS slways sup
piled with she best quality of custom work
saddlery, harness, collars, &C., &c. Per-
sons buying Of him need not fear bad
xerk or eyorbi,antpricss
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SEErESrs. John II. flaight of tie
McGiegor Varieties cant exhibit more
snakes in one little box than any other
man, we will gire up tao spools. Go to
the said Jons, buy 80 cents worth Of little
white pellets the size Of pea, set one on
tire and then pray to st. Patrick 10 kill the
snake Of s tc12 inches which will uncoil
itself. You can have no idea Of the .'de.
vclopment' unless you see it. Haight has
nearly every thing that human curiosity
desires to see. - s f,4
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3 DoxAT,oN.--The friends Of Rev. r. Rick.
q tender him . ! Donation Visit It Ns.
tionai on Tuesday Ayr. ai. The Com. Of
Arsargsmepts is made up Of The most in.
2uential citizens Of ths vicinity without re.
gard 70 sect or politics. Al are respectfully
invited. JIG cs;icU pSf.9 qaz5
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A doctor recently gave the following pre-
scription for lady: "A new bennent, a
cashmere shawl, and a new pair of gaiter
boots.' The lady, it is needless TO say
has entirely recovered.
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~ BUY FRESH GROUND OswEGO WATER
LIME AND GENUINE RosENDALB CEMENT OF
GLASS L soN.r6p E.
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River Bridges.

River Bridges.
The majority Of the committee on p. O. and
Post Roads In congress will recommend the
Bridge at Clinton, Iowa, to be post routc.-
This !csalizes the present structure, and this
while a suit is pending to declare 1t nuisance
Rock Island will follow suit, and then there
are eight others in contemplation, all with mar.
row draws ard low elevation. This thing OF
blocking navigation on the Mississippi seems
to como from Chicago. Milwaukee and other
lake ports, go as to force bulk grain to 80 in
their direction. We do not wish to under "a to
the importance OF our Michigan water high.
way, nor the value to our country Of railways.
bat While conceding to these all the rights and
privileges Cue capital ami enterprise, we mos.
seriously protest against that style OF river
bridging which could deprive the people Of the
use of Gods own channel to the Gulf and
thence to all the ports Of the globe. Tho two
means of intcrccmmunicasion with Europe
viii! force healthy competition highly bene.
fetal and particularly essential to the interests
of the Northwest. Commerce requires the
construction Of brilses-the development Of
the western lands requires II, and no river town
need set up its local iatereass against such nc
cessisies, but at the same time why should We
surrender tis great, bread and deep water
highway to railroad monspc!;sts. Give the
steamboat capitalists a vide and deep chsnnel
to New Orleans. and then push your IRON bands
across the river every 50 miles IL you wieh.-
The Eirer must mt Be ods.yuc;ed Each bridge
over the main channel should have at least
200 feet draw, capacious en- ough for boat and
bargcs aud an elevation above high water sufi.
cient for the safe passage Of auy steamer that
floats 10 the stream.
Let meetings be called at once in all the
river towns from st. Louis to g. Paul. Pass
resolutions, sign petitions, and send them to
our members Of congress. telling the nation
whatwe. the dwcllers Of the valley, are esti
tod to. Who will attend to :hisi
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4 An atten,p 70 SwsAniss Fcnisn circle in
s.. Paul, MINI IN tketveainS OF the :a.n.!,,
WAS decided failure
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H|y Of Lansing. Col. HI aud p. NJ. Da.
vid Of Dubuque, aud the rest of them, are
cestairly TOO independent, too noble to buy
food and clothes with money furnished BY a
.'!ow, traitoroas. loco-foco, copperhead sot."
Their means ase not 50 limited 40 to induce
them TO submit 10 the degradation implied in
u,e position Of subordinates to ''rebel sym.
pashizer" and can accessory to the assassina.
ton Of mr.. Lincoln" Knowing nearly all
these men-somc OF them in.imately-aAd re.
lying on the nice sense Of honor which they
have ever exhibited, We claim the right to as.
sure the readers Of tho TlxEs that in North.
eastern Iowa at least, the oficc.holders of the
nation arc uuit In the support of the Presi.
dent. They would despisc ON Office which
carried with it political in:amy ~ the price o!
bread and butter.
They read the coarse demonstrations of tl.si,
late party organs with contempt. The curses
hurled against man whose only fault thus far
Is adherence to the constitution Of his country
asd the security thereby Of the citizen in hi,
civil nghts against military tyranny, are mol
admired Or Endorsed by them. We are glad
Of it. No man OF honor, no man worthy oil
public position, would accept fee from one
whom he designed TO betray. Money is use
fol, but principle is the NAN:
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,8a4 iG Idle D:1 II
At Helena, Montana Territory. January -, 1866, g.
W. Paul, formerly Clerk Of the Winneshtek county
Court.....ln Winneshiek county, Iowa, March 18th,
MARY, wife Of Andrew Bailey, aged 10.
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Observation-Disclosures.

MEN with good habits, and fair knowledge Of bus
lHl iness in each County in the States of Iowa. Min
ncsota Nebraska and Kansas to for applica-
tios for Insurance in the Northwestern Insurs nee
Company, Of DEBORAH, Iowa.
WIN C. ADSIT Secretary.
DEBORAH, March 10th, 1866 492
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4e's, advertisements,
Wan nm lncdiatclV!
4 GOOD, steady, industrious boy to learn the Cigar
~ trade Apply to 4 q ~ tStfl S.Ttt
1913 u s. ROSENTHAL, McGregor.
Wanted !!

A LOAN or ONE THOUSAND DOLLARS for one
n year more, at interest. Enquire at the TINIs
Office and the advertiser will be made known.
McGregor, Iowa, March 18th, 1866. 3w493
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0Alces.
II those Who bold commissions uuder An.
Grew Johnson. any member of bis cabinet or
bureau officer. do not approve the rccoustruc.
'ion union plan Of the President. why do they
hold ~ 6-mly 70 the milk in the cocoanuta-
Honorable aea cannot take money from those
whom they denounce, and hence We conclude
that the absence Of resignasions since the late
Executive and National Legislative im5resNo
isproof that every subordinate officer of the
government is a Johnson man. We (the old
one Of the TixEs), once held an Office under
"Jimmy Of Whea,land." We took an oath
to obey the constitution and the p. o. laws of
the US. That oath we sacredly kept. No
!avors or parsia!itics were shown to our party
friends, and for proof Of this statement VIC
have carefully preserved document to Hora.
ito King, signed BY nearly the entire mass Of
business men in Nc 'regor. But, when the
President os hisjlckals enployed such bun.
de of fuss. feathers, dummery, jewc!ry and
rafae.shirtism to Instruct Us in our political
duty, ~ Col. HEATH; to inform US that the lit.
tic ofice Of postmaster at McGregor involved
VI ~ obligations which We could not carry,
We babe Mr. Buchanan "good morning" aud
requested him 70 hire man who would eneese
when the President took snuff. The old Pub
Fsnctionary naturally quit US; Mr.. Packard
was appointed. To fiuish the history We re.
mark that pair Of our republican neighbors,
anxious tor distinction, paid some $500 or $500
for the delinquency Of this sudden convert to
Brcekinridgisn.
But 40 matter for this "reminiscences. Let
ty-gores be by.gones. BY the retention Of Office
"e conclude that al our postmassers, assess.
CTS, collectors, &c, &C.. are in full accord
With tho President. IL nsus. bs so. w. ABB,
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BARGAINS!

DWELLING HOUSE. now occupied by Alonxo
II Pearsal Esq, on Lot 3, Block Is, james Nc
Oregon, Jr's addition to McGregor, Oh Ann street.
possession given Immediately. Price $780, Cash.
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Highly Gratifying and Important Init
l1eence for the Travelling Public.

VIRGINIA AND TENNESSEE RAILROAD CO.
Prr-IpENT'S OTTJCr, 1
IyuchlrUrn. Va oct. 9TH. l>ip.
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TObaccO--.Spitting and Chewing.

\ spicy debate sprang up in the House
of REPRESENTATIVES, at Washington some
DAYS ago, between Stanly, Of North Caro-
lima Davis Of Massachusetts, and some
other members, on Tobacco and Splitting.
Doubtless our readers observed sketch OF
the discussion in our Geographic reports OF
Congressional proceedings. Those who
overlooked ii. missed some Of the charac-
tcrstic pungency Of Edward Stanly, which
is always worth hearing and reading, and
also some useful hints in regard to the filthy
habit Of chewing tobacco and squirting the
Juice Of it in miniature cataracts up and
down the ways Of life. Ifthose who betouI
their persons and infect the atmosphere by
this pcrniciouS and nausCOus habit could be
affected by cNpostuation, or satire, or rldl-
culc. il might be worth while TO discharge
= full vollcy at them But We fear they are
incorrigiblc. For ourselves, we have feel
inc sense Of this invctcratc habit OF filth
ness. We presume We get spit upon forty
times L year. We never get into 4 crowd
and never push through bcvy OF men on
the street, and never 80 to lccWard on
board Il steamer, that We do not apprchcnd
and very generally experience shower OF
tobacco Juice elected from the nasty tobac-
co-crustcd mouths of chewers and spitters
We always feel that such fellows should not
be allowed to go at large, unless each had d
spitton attached to his nose by ring, into
which he might cXpectorate his saliva.
But ii is foul subject, and we will not
write about it. The dirty dogs who chew
and spit, and spit and chew, arc not worth
the words VIC have already wasted upon
them.-T ribNRt.
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DID SECESSION SUccEED?-Mr. Raymond,
Of New York. took the floor in the House
Of Representatives, yesterday, and made an
able and conclusive reply to Mr.. Thaddcus
Stevens speech of Monday last. The point
of Mr.. Raymond's argument was, that the
rebel ordinances Of secession were nothing
more than so many expressions OF 4 pur-
pose to go out Of the Union and to break
up the Government which did not succeed,
and that the States lately in revolt are
therefore still in the Union. Around this
position he gathered an unanswerable argu-
ment. One Of his points alone will show
the dangerous position into which Mr..
Stevens IS carried by his extraordinary
theory. If secession was 4 success, if the
Southern States were really out Of the
Union, and became foreign power, as Mr.
Stevens claims, then their debt becomes
valid, and the United States succeeds to the
privilege Of paying it. Is any considerable
portion Of the American people willing to
/ pay for the whistle Of Mr.. Stevens at sucL
a rate as that? This excellent effort of Mr.
Raymond, viewed IN connection with the
course Of Mr.. Cowan, Mr.. DooIittle, Mr.
Dixon, and Mr.. Sherman. in the Senate
shows that sound patriotism and common
sense are still to be found in Congress.
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A MODEL STA TE.-The State of Iowa,
which sent so me 10000 troops in the field
exceeding its quotas by nearly 5000
instead of being overrun and borne down
with obligations has State debt Of little
over 100000, which she can pay off at any
time. None of her counties are in debt in
consequence of the war The reason for
this extraordinary exhibit is to be found in
the fact that her people went out and fought
instead of hiring others to do so. What
contrast this is to meet Of the States that
are now staggering under millions of debt
incurred. for the purpose of filing then
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RAILROADS.

OrrICE or GENERAL SUrEETNTENDENT,
y ,<p c. N<p y AND y W. RAILROADS
Nashville, TENT, Oct. 9th, ls6'.
N aud after Tuesday Oct 10. 1861 and until further NO
I tirr Passenger Trains will run as follows: -.
NASHVILLE AND CHATTANOOGA LINE.
LEAVE Nashville Chattanooga, and all points S't" "
4, " Arrive at Chattanooga at 60 T. ".
Returning-Lcavg Chattanooga at 81" \" Nrrl>' 1T
Nashville at 5lj T. II. .. .,, -
arrive at Shebyville at 30 +. NJ. a.
A. NJ
NASHVILLE AND SOUTHWESTERN Line.
Leave Nashville Jchu-onvillr and all points west ana
Northwest. at T. n, arrive at Jacksonville at II p w.
Reurning-Leavo John~onvie l'o :. " arrive at NASH
Vile ESQ \. III
Trains on y and y " Railroads connect at JohnsonIIe
with first class of for PadUo"h Carr" ana -
Louis,
Tram stop al oll intermediate point, ,i
WI. +. INNE>, G"ul SurI
dccmr y ~ {. and y y y. W. haln"als'
,-1ncIA-La WI rL,N NESSEE Il AILEMAn 60.
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THE KNOXVILLE WING
Knoxville, Tenn, January 8, 1865.
Affairs I'm the South.

HOVE EyIDENCE.-Thc tone of the Sout hern
mind 70 some extent Swallowed forth by Southern
napers so that quotations from their editorial col
1mns are usually not without interest. We give a
few below from the latest Richmond papers, with
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OHIO FEMALE COLLEGE.

UVIrF NEXT TERN OF THIS INST1-
TUITION viii open Wednesday, January 81, lsGG.-
r. irsicd viii have the sole management and direction
If the affairs Of College in connection with the Board OF
Catalogues furnished, inquiries answered and
ILt- sriraI Inv addressing Rev. JAMES NJ ANDERSON
Poailent COLLEGE Hin, o. dec2O-3t :. F. CARY.
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Niroinia NeMS

The Lynchburg Republican says:-ssCapt
Arthur Robertson, OF Amherst county, as agent
for the Virginia Immigrant Colonization So
ciety. leaves for New York this morning en-
route for Europe. During Ifs absence in that
country he will visit Germany, England. Ire
land and Scotland, and BY holding out 10 the
laboring classes OF those countries the adyan-
tages profered by capitalists in Virginia ~
thrifty and sober workmen, he will endeavor
TO stimulate and promote the Immigration OF
such persons 10 this State"
personal difficulty occurred on yesterday az
ternoon, near the corner Of stu and Broad
streets, between DIR. I. G. Maddox and -
Kane, which resulted in the cutting Of the lat
ter, who received two severe cuts across on
the left cheek, severing the facial artery and
causing profuse effusion OF blood.
The Lynchburg Virginian says:-lt is graf
lying 10 observe the spirit of improvement
which is abroad in Lynchburg Notwith-
standing The scarcity Of money and the de-
preston in business, there is great activity in
the matter Of building, remodeling and repair
iRg.
The three young men arrested at CuIpeper
Court House on Tuesday, charged with rob
Yious, had an examination Friday, which re-
suited in the full commitment Of the prisoners
for further trial by the county court OF Am
herst rC ..-.. - rH.H..
The Synod OF Virginia will meet in Norfolk
on the 7th of November. The various lines of
travel will all give return ticket free 70 mem
bers. .. . .. ..'.-1
A man died near Lynchburg on THURSDAY.
from cholera, induced by imprudence an diet
immense uantity of tobacco viii be man
ufactured in Danyille the next year.
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ga letter. writer from the plains relates
thai one of bis ACC quaintan ces nee started on a
tour among the mountains1wRh N Colonel Pfsif-
fer, who is represented TO be q second Kit Gar.
. son. As they rode along, the colonel gave
him various directions as TO his conduct In
case of a fight with the Indians, and finished
by saying. Sand now, don't forget, if / am
wounded so ass.o be unable to fly, you must
XIII me at once, for must n fail alive in TO
their Internal hands: they torture one horribly.
And II you are wounded. Kill you, you see.
Don't fSii." That gentleman didn't 90 into
any Indian fight. ~ -T'