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The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-04-04
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BALTIMORE, April a.-Flour firm and unchanged
White Corn 81 l1n1 IA. Whiskoy 8oaS3 Mddlins
Cotton 90 Provisions unchanged. Bulk Should
era 81. Sugar steady and quiet 1oalol for fair tc
GOOD refined. - l'.il - -'... r.'
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-04-04

oar BEAUTIFUL HAIR -CHEyALIERs
LIFE FOE THE HAIR positively restores gray hair to
ita original color and youthful beauty; mpars Life and
strength to the weakest hair stops i fllins out at
once; kocps tho hesd clean; 10 unparalleled hal.
dreaans Bold BY all Druggists and fashionable hair
drcssers. and at my onlce, No. ll9s Bfe.dwsy, New
York @ SARAH A. CHRVALIEn, II. D. 4
-Tt .rN' DoWtE q M0HE, J.
No. 161 Meeting street.
Opposite Charleston Hotel.
6rno
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Now York Market.

New YoaK, April s.-stocks dun; 5-20s, of 'e2
coupons. 1oaa; 1o-aGs ssi; Virginia si1ea e1ae4;
Tennessee si1cs, coupons, e4a65. Money per
cent. Exchange, sight, siael. Gold 8Aia343.
Flour quiet and steady Wheat quiet, with de-
oidod change. Corn quiet and stoady. Rye and
Oats stoady. Pork hoavy. Now Mess s2s.70a
s2s71l. Lard hoayy-in bbls. 12la1s4c. Whiskoy
dull. Barley quiet. Cotton dull and declining at
2eI for AIddling Uplands. Frelghts dull. u Z,
EVENING D1spATGH. - -
Cotton dull and heavy and further decline Of 29c.
Flour dull and unchanged; State 50 1Os12 Is ;
Southern dull, Fancy sl2 soa17. Wheat stoady.
Corn dull and unchanged; mi1od Western 2oa23:.
Pork steady. Lard dull at 12la1sIc. Whiskoy
quiet !; State 2ss. Groceries quiet and steady.
Naval Stores quiet; Turpcntine 77s. Wool, sales
are 100000 lbs; Texas 25aso. Freights frmer.
Stocks heavy; 1862 coupons, 109i; 7-s0s, LIST
series, 1os; others 1O5s Gold 1885,.
Money active to the Close and quito stringent at
per cent on cali. Gold closed dull at Sslass!.
Governments dull and lower. Stocks depressed,
with ahnrp deolino nt tho close. ,ar
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-04-04

A farmer in Washington county, Pa.
was stabbed in tWenty-one places by an un-
known man :. Z. Il
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MA YOUNG LADY RETuRNINl !TO lHRR

aG YOUNG LADY RETURNING TO her
country homo, after soJourn Of few months in tho
city was hardly recognized by her fenda place Of
coarse Iusticr flushed face. abe hkd soft ruby
pleIon OF almost marble smoothncss. and instead Of
w ntythrcc sho really appeared but eghteo Upon in.
qutry Oh to tho Cause Of great change sho plainly
told them that she used the cIRoAs IAN BALM and
considered invaluable aequisuon any adyu toilet
BY its Lady Gentlemen improve their Per.
sonh appearance m hundred fold Il is smplo In ia
combination ns Esturo herself s simple yet pnsurpass.
cd In Its efficacy In drawing impurities om hesl.
Ing, cleansing and boautfying the akin and complexion
BY its direct action tho eucle Il draws from II all is
Impurities kindly healing the same leaving the sur.
face AZ Nature -ondod should beclear soft smooth
and beautiful Price 81, cent by Mall or Express on re-
ccpt Of nm ordor. by
" ". l. CLARK & CO.. Chemists
No west Fsyetto Street, syy4eu.e NY.
Tho only American Agents for tho aale Of tho ssme
March so 49,. ~ /. ;. :. LAX. 49,. 1y
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During the late food in Memphis mos,
OF the ladies wore watefed silks.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-04-04
SPECIAL NOTICES,

a5- THE PEOPLES NATIONAL BANK
chhFLEsToN, g. G.. january 2s. ls67.-Thc Board oi
Directors have determined increase tho CAPITAL Of
Bank.
stock can be had on application to
January 20 tuth II. @. LOpER Cashict
aJ'sTATE OF SOUTH CARoLINA-CoILE-
TON D1SrRIcT.-By IT, ALLAN WILLIS, ESQ, ordi.
nafy.--"horoas, BENJAMIN sroKEs Commissioner 10
Equity mado suit to me to grant him L.tors OF Admin
stration Of the drelect estate ID effects of WILLIAM D
MkEhs These therefore, TO cte and admonish nil
and angular the kindred and creditors OF tho said
WILL M D. MEEKS Rto Of Collcon District dcccascd
Tint they be and appear before the Court
'" 20 l!"ld Mt Walterboro, 27th April noIt afor
publication hereof at Il O'Clock In tho forenoon 10 show
eauac. II any they have. why tho said Administrator
should not BIO granted.
Given under my hand. this 10th day Of March, Ammo
oomin 1867. r. ALLAN WILLIS,
mafohA IL the o.o.D.
aT HALLS VEGETABLE SICILIAN HAIR
REVIEWER has proved taolf bo tho most porfoc pro
paratiOn for the hair over offered to tho public
IT'S vegetable compound. md contains no Injurious
properties whatever
IT WILL RESTORE GRAY HAIR TO IT'S ORIGINAL.
COLOR. =
II will keep tho iair from falling out
1t clcanses the scalp and naaAca the hair so Iustroua
and silkon.
Is splendid hair drcssins
No pernon, old or young. should fail TO use IL
1T is RECOMMENDED AND USED BY THE FIRST
MEDICAL AUTHORITY II
aS- Ask for HuIPs Vegetable siclian Hair Ronever.
Ana 'ano no othef. r. p. HALL & CO..
Nashua, N. r., Proprictos.
For snlO by al Drusglsts. Wholesale by
D0WIE s. NOISE,
SUCCESSORS TO KING A. oAssIpEY
% alAeoh hlye Charleston, g. @.
aSUNDER DECREE IN EQUTrY.-DIYUs Us.
pALY.-Iho creditors OF tho late ROBERT DAILY
are hefeoy called upon 10 In prove their caims
oofore tho undeisned at hia oce In the Court House.
on or before the 18th day Of April, 1867
JAMES TUPPER.
March - hSml Master in Equity.
aS- CHIEF QUARTERAiAsTERY 'oFFICE.
SECOND MILITARY DISTRICT, NO. AND so. CA
CHARLESTON. SO. Ca April Sd. Scaled propos.
oils will DO received at this Office until IL O'Clock H. on
tho leih inst, at which time they will bo opened, for
transporting within tho City limits ALL THE STORES
for which the Quartcrmnsters Department may DO 10
qured to furnish transportation. Tho contract TO re-
main In force for SIX months ensuing May 1st, 1857
Bidders will state the price per load for which thoy
viii furnish transportation. Tho Average daily number
fids deemed unreasonable will be rejected Proposais
muat BIO addressed TO tho undersigned and endorsed
Proposals for furnishing Transportation"
l. o. TYLER
Breyt MAJ. Gon1 Deputy Or Mr. denr
chlof Or Mr. I'd Military Dist
Aprhs u
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The chignon excitement is In decadsnce
The ladiea breathe fteer and scratch
less, n, e r ia2 ,&i
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30. NOTICE TO MARINERs.-OAP AIMS
AND PILOTS Whaling to anchor their vessels In Aahsy
Rver no requested not TO do anywhere within direct
range Of the heads Of tho SAVANNAH RAILROAD
WHhRvEs, on tho Charleston and st. Andrews sido OF
tho Aahey Rsor; by which precauuon contact With the
Submarine Telegraph oabio VIII DO avoided. i, Il.
.E' b. O. TURNER, Il, III.
Gsfbor Masters ofaoo Charleston February 0. 1850
Fehr1ary .sr. - .s ''
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Mobile Market
Now Orleans Mn rlket.

MoBnE, April s.-sales dull and nominal Re
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EYashington Vows.

WASHINGTON, April 9.-Thc Executive session o.
tho Senate Is 'somowhat stormy. Tho Radlca
Senators favor rejeo ing tho nominations as fast
as they como in until the President yields. The
moro conservative and homo sick favor confirming
good mon, regardless Of politics. No rulo Of &C.
tion lias boon adopted, but aaoh Senator votos as
his whim dictates.
Tho Hon R1onAnD G. PAnsoss, OF Ohio, assumes
the duties OF Marshall Of tho Unitod States Court
tomorrow.
E. L. BARKER, formerly assistant Professor o
Ethics in tho Annapolis Nuval Academy, has been
appointed chief clerk in tho Agricultural Bureau
ORASoE JUDD is mentioned prominently for the
commissonorship Of tho Agricultural Bureau.
Senator WILSON has gone TO Richmond.
Tho informal Royenuo receipts to-day were ovoi
$1,000, 600.
Gen. HowAnp has appointed NJ. v. wRIoHr As.
sistant Superintendent Of Marriages sor tho Dis
trict. h Ill. II. .I:t ~
The vote in Michigan wus light and the Ropub.
licans wore gonorally successful. 6 s,,t
Tho violations CT tue whiskey revenue laws aro
becoming 80 frequent that tho department Ia COM
pelod to adopt extra measures for it's prevention.
Tho Senate Executive session confirmed HAuLEs
II. TOWNSEND as postmaster Of Holly Springs.
SAMUEL @. BoDwELL. OF Yazoo City, and MILES O..
GOODWIN, Of Americus. Ga, as supervising in
spectors of steamboats, In tho Third district
GEo. W. MoanIs, tho candidate on tho Washing
ton Democratic municipal ticket, hos been elocted
st. Pauls, Minnesota, Madison and Milwaukee,
Wisconsin, Leayenworth, Kansas, and Cleveland,
Ohio, clooted Democratic Mayor, tho rest oil
Radicals st. Louis elected q Radical Mayor.
.,..-U# ..f .r... -
Tho Flood In tho hIissIs1ippi.
New ORLEANS, April 3.-Tho Marongo loveo, in
Concordia Parish, opposite Natchez has given
way. Tho disaster cannot possibly bo repaired.
Before tho water falls the upper parishes will be
inundated. Tho engineer ut the croyasse below
Baton Rouge reports that he cannot got men to
work, os ho has no money to pay Thorn.
-tH., .i..g. From Texas. ~
GALVESTON, April 8.-News from Camp Vord
states that Iudian 0pollntio4s continue The rumor
OF the Iaaesaors Of twelve families Is not substan-
tlatcd
Cotton sales yesterday were 147O balos; Middlings
1si cents. ''''Jl..''i i
The Wm. 7'a5er has sailed for Now York.
fInrinc Newr.
New YoBK, April s.-Tho steamers Arago and
Jdua have arrived.
Arrived, tho Chasepsha from Savannah, and lost
part of her deck load
Arrived, the Grenada from Charleston.
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co. THE PEOPLES NATIONAL, BANK
CHARLESTON. 8. G.. january 2s, lso7.-Thc Dourl Of
Directors have determined to increase tho CAPITAL of this
Bank.
Stock can be had on application to
January % tuth IT. n ropep r..S,.t
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Tho Flood In tho nIissIs.ippi.
From TcIna.

New yoaK. April s.-Tho steamers Arago and
Jdua have arrived.
Arrived, tho Ghesepeke from Savannah, and lost
part of her deck load =
Arrived, the Grenada from Charleston.
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1867-10-26
City and County.

CoDx's OPENING BALL.-A grand and interesting
event the opening party given by Mr. John Cody,
in his elegant fre-proof brick building on the
old ''Cody's corner, last evening. large attend
greeted the occasion, the music excellent,
the dancing programme very attractive, and the
dancers in both the large halls, upper and lower en-
joyed the festivities in rare manner The ball
handsome success
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1867-10-26
THE ExEc17rroN on O,Hop.N 7

HE EXECUTION OF O'HORAN Mex
lean correspondent of the N. Y. Times gives
the following account of the execution of
'O'Horan at the city of Mexico, on August 2lst:
Reaching the place he stepped lightly from
the carriage, and accompanied by two priests
walked briskly to the spot designated to him,
there to undergo the dread penalty He stood
a few feet from a high wall, surrounded on
three sides by troops, with thousands of spec
tators filing the streets and covering the roofs
OF the houses, which were black with human
beings. lie was as calm and selfpossessed as
If at review, placing his hand upon his left
breast, and requesting the soldiers to aim at
his heart Then, gracefully bowling to all, he
drew from his pocket a white handkerchief
folding it across his knee, and taking a last
look upon the scene before him, gazing at the
'cloud-obscured sun as it was just rising over
the snoW-erowned peak of Popocatepet, SEEM
1ngly bidding it and the world adieu, he raised
the handkerchief to his eyes, tying it over
them, and gave the word to fire. A moments
delay occurred. when he urged the men to fire,
exclaiming, "ViVala Independence /" sylvia
MexicOi" He expected to be shot in the
breast, but after the pieces had been leVeled
upon him, he was directed to turn, but not
obeying, an officer stepped forward and forced
him to turn his back to the executioners The
next instant the reportof the rifles was heard
and the brave Gen. O'Horan, the friend of the
foreigner, the hero of Puebla, was struggling
in the agonies of death. After he fell, he was
shot four times in succession, and his breast
literally torn into shreds. The fourth shot was
fired at an interval of not less than FIVE min
utes from the third. 1t was sickening, hor
rifying sight, but one greatly enjoyed by the
Mexicans.
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1867-10-26

THE early settlers of Oregon have organ
lied Pioneer Society of which Hon. J.. w.
Nesmith is President, Judge Deadly Vice Pres
ident, and Medorum Crawford Secretary. 1t
is organized somewhat on the plan Of the Cal
ifoFnia Pioneer Society. - 4fI - g
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1867-10-26

MAsoNIc.-The Masonic Grand Lodge of
California, lately in communication, elected
the following as its officers tor the ensuing years
VIM Ell. Davies, of Columbia, Grand Mas
ter; H. Il. Hartly, of Sacramento, (re-elected)
Deputy Grand Master; Thomas Beck, of Wat
sonville, Senior Grand Warden; l.. E. Pratt.
of Sierra, Junior Grand Warden; James Laid
ley, of San Francisco, (re-elected) Grand
Treasurer; Alex. G.. Abel, of San Francisco,
(re-elected) Grand Secretary.
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1867-10-26

A MAN, whose store burnt down in Wash
ington, Nevada county, CAL, short time ago
found in the ashes $l,lO0 in gold coin, which
he had at one-time put away for safe keeping
in secret hiding-plaee, but forgot just where
about in the building, and finally concluded it
had been stolen. The recovery of the money
made him nearly even on the loss of his build
ing by the lire.
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1867-10-26

WEB FooT OUTDoNE. The Walla Walla
Statesman tells Of big apple brought to that
office, which weighed As ounces and measured
16I inches in circumference. TWAS grown in
N. FOrd's orchard, UnatilIa Valley. Oregon.
The Statesman says it is the largest apple on
record. GEe1 ska @s4t
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1867-10-26

GAIT Lake SALT. ~ t}JI
- For sale by az ~ POWELL CoE.
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1867-10-26

The WEATHER.-Very sharp, frosty, cold morn
ings early in the week, with thermometer marking
from to Is degrees below freezing point at sunrise;
cloudy and portending rain on Thursday yesterday
change to more moderate temperature, pleasantly
warm at midday, with bright sky and indications of
charming Fall weather.
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1867-10-26

ToNsoRIAL.-Wm. Wright. at his barber shop on
Main street. next to Baird Judges saloon, notifies
the public that he will do shaving for half the usua
price cut hair and shampoo for so cents eaeh and do
all thatperains to his business in speedy and salts
factory manner. Read his ADVERTISEMENTS
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1867-10-26

A LOT was sold in Chicago lately at $1,000
foot 1lss3 81. 4 IS
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1867-10-26

D1ssoLvED-By advertisement in this issue it will
be seen that the firm of Natter & Thevenin has dis
solved and that Mr. Natter will settle up the affairs
of the firm at Centervie, and Mr.. Thevenin, in this
city, will attend to the same business here
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1867-10-26

Pleasing ENVIRONMENT noted magician
the Fakir de Bordeax, will give another Of his very
interesting exhibitions this evening at George Cans
new Hall Main street, just above Chipman's drug
store, for the farewell benefit Of Master Willie, the
accomplished infant jig dancer The Fakir presents
very attractive programme and Willie viii do his
best dancing. Help the benefit.
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1867-10-26

MALHEUR DIGGMGs.-A small party, consisting Of
George 9. Merritt and Others left this place day
two ago for the dggings on Willow creek, trib-
utary Of the Malheur about thirty miles from Olds
Snake river Ferry. The diggngs are reported to be
Deep quite extensive and will pay fair wages gener
ally. Indians troublesome in that region at this
time.
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1867-10-26

DISTRICT CoURT.-On Monday next the Fall term
of the District Court for this county will commence
Hon. J. R. Mcbride Chief Justice, to preside From
VIM. B. Smith, Esq, Clerk of the Court, we learn
that there are about fifty civil cases doeketed.
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1867-10-26

GOOD TEMPLARs.-The attention of the members
of this Order of Boise Lodge No O. is called to the
notice Of meeting, published in this issue, to be
held in the new Hall Main street on next Tuesday
evening.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1867-08-17
why SOW. Destroy lheir Young.

A writer in the American Stock jour
aal thinks that costivencss and its ac-
companying evils are the main causes of
sows destroying their young, and pro-
per food the preventive and cure. He
saws he has "never known a SOW to eat
her pigs ia autumn, when running at
large with plenty of green food; but,
with hardly any exception, sows litter
ing early in the spring are troubled
with costiveness, which is frequently
so severe as to be accompanied with in
famed eyes, great restlessness and other
signs of suffering. This restlessness
sometimes increases till it amounts to
frenzy. Have had them become so saw
age az TO attack me 'fiercely, though at
other times perfectly gentle. If not
stopped, this frenzy may increase with
the pains of labor, and the SOW will
then destroy her young, or any other
living thing within her reach. Cure
the costiveuess, and this restless
ness and irregularity will be cured,
and if she is a good. SOW
she will become quiet and gentle
again"
Pototoes, turnips, beets, carrots OF
parsnips, or any vegetable that will
have tendency to open the bowels, are
recommended.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1867-08-17
THE TRUE HEsRT,s AsPIRA.
TIONa.

would be thine!
Oh! not to learn the anguish:
Of being first deity enshrined: ls
Then, when the fever fit is past, to langulsh
Striped of each grace that fancy round me
- Not such the lotI crave.
would be thine!
Not in bright summer weather,
A SUNNY atmosphere of JOY TO breathe -.
But fear and tremble when the storm CLOUDS
gather, ,.,
And shrink life's unrelenting storm beneath
FEE Failing when needed most
would be thine!
In the sole thought Of thee, far dearer one,
To study every look thy will revealing
To make thy voices ever varying tone
The music of my heart.
would be thine.
When sickness doth oppress thee,
With loves unwearied vigilance to watch,
Waking-to soothe. to caress thee;
Sleeping-to list in dread each sound to catch
Thy slumbers that might break.
Iwould be thine
When vexd by worldly crosses,
To cheer thee with affections constant ear
To stay thee meath the burden Of the losses,
By showing thee how deeply thou art dear
Most so in thy distress.
would be thine.
Gently and unreplying
To bear with thee, when chafed and spirit
worn.
The hasty word, the quick reprOach denying;
But by the soft submission which is born
Ofsteadfast love alone.
would be thine!
Not passions wild emotion ''-'
To show thee fitful as the changing wind;
But with still deep, fervent life devotion,
To be to thee the help meet God design'd-
For this would be thine.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1867-08-17

it no matter how much it went agin the
grain. But got jist then an offul bite
or tew, an ter save my soul couldn't
help sticking up my head, an the bull
bein on hand let drive an filled my eyes
full of dirt an bark so deown bobbed
agin fur snaiks. / now begen to get
bites offel frequently, an in bad places;
the whizzin' got louder, an squirmed,
an twisted, and sereetched at q fast
rate, an in grabbin reound ketched
and got bite. A.
81 held my holt on to it, and behold
1t proved to be nothin' but yaller
jacket! When I found wasn't snaik
bit, felt suthin' git off my stumiek like
a bag o. shot. Glory to God! sez |. l
may live to purtect the widder an IA
therless yit! felt for mint as IT l
didn't ii;eer fur all the yaller jackets be.
tween the Mississippi and the Missouri
but the blessed Jerush hadn'tseen
one there where i seen a thousand
in another minnit. The whole hol-
ler O. that stump got yaller with
'em. / couldn't stand it long
that way. l tried to think O. some
kind o. prayer suitable to the occasion,
an commenced: Now lay me down
to sleep;' but by Jewdas, l couldn't
pray for cussin'. | jist swore, tutl or no
bull, l were gwine to emigrate from
that peculiar spot; but every time put
my head above the stump, the bull
pitched at me, an hit the stump, just
like maul-he looked offel ferocious,
with his eyes as green an blazin as hre,
an the foam droppin' from his mouth.
81 was bobbn' up and deown 80 con-
tinnerly that wuZ aheout half the time
in the stump an half the time eout, an
at last felt the stump beginnin' to give
way under the thumps of the Internal
old brindle heather, an l swear, my
heart riz straight Oh end. made up
my mind to get eout o. thot, somehow,
putyquick, but just at the minnit !
raised up my head to jump eout an
run, the old cuss came at me, with head
deown and tail up, at locomotive speed,
on as i lodged down he struck the
stump, tore it up at the roots, an shot
me eout like was o bombshell, clean
over the bank inter the creek; and after
me come stump, bull and all. The fore
feet, or some on 'em, of the bull struckme
right on the back-an' l reckon that's
what tore the carpet bag-knockin' Inc
clean down inter the muddy bottom o.
the creek. When / riz the first thing l
seed were the old feller's tail, an as l
conldn't swim lick, made a grab for
it and made him tow me ashore. When
we got there let go, an run one way,
while the bull ran another, an that's
the hull long and short ont.