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IVA correspondent Of the Phi!a-
delpbia Ledger says the following is
the ticket agreed upon by the Man.
haitian Climb Of New York the leading
Democratic organization Of that city:
For President, Senator Hendricks, O
Indiana; for Vice President, Gov
ernor English of Connecticut.
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OTThe New York Commercial
Advertiser plainly tells its trends
what they are TO secure by convicting
the President. 1t says they "will get
ten months OF perturbed, restless, uu-
satisfactory power, at the expense, to
Republican party, OF four, eight, and
perhaps twelve years OF Legitimate
and prosperous rule"
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GOOD NEWS!
EsuSOis County
MILL RY ii y U N L F..

NvOTICE ia heroby gwen that there is
~ MONEY IN TIE TREASURY! o:
Dubois county. ind., TO redeem all OF h''
three year BoSps. that ar" unpaid. nnd az
OF The tour yenr BoHps, and also from No
10 No. % of The five year Bonds. and TIM
the in,ere st upon The Gam" wiz stop NJ I'M
d.,a. VIM BRETT Il. ID. G
May '6S-lv
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TIt is rumored that q revenue
collector and his deputy, in New York.
have released ten rectifying establish.
ments which had been seized for sell.
ing illicit whisky, in consequence Of
receiving heavy brides.
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SURVEY Notice.

VTNHE undersigned will proceed with the
i County Surveyor Of Dubois County, OH
Cd cay OF June. 1868, to run the lines
and determine the boundaries OF sections No
80 Township north range 4 West.
The intermediate lines will also be run
and the corners thereof established. Per
sons interested will please be present.
Mey s ,6S-3w GEO. FRIBERGER,
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The amount expended 10y the va
rinus churches in Boston for music IS
some 80, 1000 u year. The highest
price ~ Id Tor any one voice Is 81. ooo;
The largest amount paid ny any one
church is $4,000.
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DFA Philadelphia dispatch says
General Grant went to the theater on
on Saturday night, and to the Metho-
dist church on Sunday He returned
to Washington Monday.
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NANTED-AcesTs To srLl pr WV
w SmITh's
DICTIONARY or TIE BIBLE"

j. confirms over 1000 closely printed,
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Ut fine, authentic maps. &c.
1t comprises the Antiquities. Biography.
G geography. Nifurel History. Topography
and is complete Cy clupedla os the Scrip
iufes.
II is necessary 10 every Bible reader, in
Idi-pensahie to every Munster aud SUNDAY
School Teacher, aud ought 20 be ia every
family.
tits highly commended by all learned
ard eminent mer, aud by The Press cener.
ally ia all parts OF the couniry,os the 5es
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Do NOT ne DECEIVED!
| Owing 70 the unprecedented popnlari',
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Ioriginal--to give the impression easier thu
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aDly higher than the English edition OF SANE
book in this country. Some agents are en-
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tor ours
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ADMINISTRATORS SALE OF LAND.

SALE OF LAND.
NOTICE is herebv given, that by virtue
~ o. an order of the Dubois county Court
Of Common Pleas the undersigned admin.
is,ra,or Of the ests,e of Richard Nicholson
deceased, will offer for sale at public auction
on the premises OIL
SATURDAY, June ID, 1868,
an equal undv ided two.thltds Of the follow
ing described real estate, situate 10 the coun
" Of Dubois and State OF Indiana. to.wi,
The north west quarter Of the north ives
quarter and The sauin wet quarter OF th'
norih west quarter, and the south east quar-
Ter Of The north west quarter, all in section
number tweniy.,hree. in township numbe
one, worm q range number 'hree west, con
timing ID r.i one hundred and twenty acres
mors or ifss.
The land will be offered in parcels to sui
purchs sers, md to benefit the estate.
TERMs-One fourth cash, the residue il
equal payments a, eight, twelve and eight
cen months. with notes at interest, waivinI
relief from valuation aud approisment laws
and secured by good freehold sure,ies. Sal
TO egin at 2 o'clock p. NJ.
LEROY CAVE, Adm.
/. p Sat the same time and place, On
upon the same terms, the widow Of the de
ceased will sell her interest in and TO tn
above described real estate. being an equ,
undivided onc-,hrd part thereof.
Susan NICHOLSON, widow.
& L B Carr. Atpy.
May g ls68-4w
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Ii. Bueuncr. Au'y
Ma, 10, 1864

NOrICEOF CHuRCH LECTION.
n Office Is hereby given that an rec
~ lion yin b. held NJ The Church Nni'G
ing Of the Evangelic Protestant Ehri-'iar
Church, in Haysville, Dntos County. S'"''
81 Int,na. ny the qualified voters Of sT''
Congrersiinn ~ THURSDAY. the al
dny ii Nv lSGS Tor the pnfpoHe Of elect
irc fy i'EusrFE- for said Canreh ~ ~
en-n.nr ,oar Daisd 'hi- 81 DIV ~ Man
4 y. 1865. John nlHNER
FIR The Do4d OF Trustees.
May g. 1SS9-2y
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Orwell. Ind May 9Th. '6S.

[CPThc Democrats OF Varies
County, in County Convention assem-
bied. have nominated the tollowin .
excellent ticet: Representative. llclt
B. L. Fuller; Sheriff, William A,
Williams; County Commissioner, In
ion Rice; Coroner, James Wood.
Real Estate Appraiser, John Baco on
These are good, honest. and relia bI'
men. MIR. Fuller has been twice be'
fore elected to the Legislature. an.
has always acquitted himself credita'
bly and with benefit 20 his constitu
ents. OF course he will be triumph.
antly elected.
The convention instructed for Jud e
Laird for Congress. Judge Miblacl
was their second choice.
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nj=The brick Depot OF the Louis
vile New Albany and Chicago Rail
road at Bloomington Ind. together with
a large amount of valuable freight
stored therein, was consumed by fire
on Friday of last week. The loss was
heavy. The fire was supposed to hav,
been communited to the building by
lightning.
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1.-THE new steam saw mill OF
Messrs. Friedman d Co., sawed il
first lumber on Wednesday last. Til,
machinery, put mp under tire superin
tendance of Mr.. Chamberlain, runs
smoothly and beautifully, and til.
goose hangs high in the lumber bust
mess.
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UThe counsel in the jeff. Davis
case with the consent Of Jdgc Under.
wood, have agreed to have the trial
commenced on the I'd of June.
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MARRIAGE LIcENsEs-Issued by II.
A. Holthaus. Circuit Clerk, from the
Fret Of April up to the present date:
Pillow Merchant to Miss Carolina Sanders
Robert M Craig to Miss Lucy A DeBru'er
Thomas Parson to Miss .Susonnah Nc
liver:
Fred w Sundermenn to Miss Christina L
KGuerheinrich;
Anselm King to Miss Anna C Kluesner;
Fred Busrkle TO Miss Eliza Atkins;
Charles C Schroeder TO Miss louisa
Behrens;
Reimund Feribach to Miss Elizabeth
Strotman;
Joseph Schroeder to Miss Cstharine I'm.
ewehr;
Jesse F Evans to Miss Sarah L w Pad.
get;
John Ruckriegel to Miss Elizabeth Breid.
enbsch;
Andrew McCsrty TO Miss Nelphy B'ui,;
Richard A Armstrong to Miss Amelia I
Hardin;
Matthias Gu,gsell to Miss Marguerite
Melchior;
George Borreli to Josephine Eckeri;
George Mehringer to Amelia Bre,z;
!. John II Beckmsnn TO Cathaiine Schmitt
! Andress Neuhausel 10 Miss Catharinl
Fl Pfech,el;
Phillip Precthel TO Miss Elisabeth S,riege
Henry Grsss 70 Miss Mary Schultz;
George Mutschler TO Miss Nancy N Kea
man;
Valentine Bunk 10 Miss Mary Fanci
! Sandere;
Albert G Gray 10 Miss Mary Harris
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One hundred and sevcntv-two dele
oates will be in the Second District
Democratic Congressional conventions.
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OF.The World at Home, for May,
is at hand. 1t is a superb number OF
this excellent magazine. Besides lit
erarv contributions OF a high order.
it has fashion department. monthly
summary. music &c. Price .$3 PEI
year with chance for valuabl,
present. Address Evans e Co., Sl4
Chestnut street, Philadelphia.
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O.wel! Intelligence.

OtWtii Intelligence
Mr.. Epiros-In your last weeks pap"r
noticed an error. II is not my intention Il
have my friend Fincn cheated out ct HE Clio
~ 10 any such manner. Alter holly con
tested slecrion. friend Finch had majority
ot two. over Mr.. VI alter md Haskins 70
Towr Bull, and was on the 26Ih inst. ~
stalled, aud the ceremonies on The occsa'e
" as imposing. lie can now eXeia!@ ~ o.
the Poet:
And they are sick Kit is fact.
They want 10 play the Tory.
VS. even plead the Baby Act,
Because Frank won the glory
OUT STRAIT.
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IT 7 Remember the meeting OF the
Young Mems Democratic Club at
the Nuult blouse, Tomorrow (Satur-
day night. Let there be a good turn
lnni
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ADMINISTRATORS SALE OF LAND

ADMINISTRATORS SALE OF LAND
NOTICE is hereby given. Tint by viriut
~ of an order Of the DUBOIS County Clnti
OF Common Pieas, The undersigned ADMIN
istrator with will annexed, at the esiute o
James Harris, Deceased, will offer tor sale
a, public auction OF
SATURDAY, June 20. 1868
ins teal estate, situate in the County u
Dubois and State OF Indiana, % VII:
The south east quarter OF the north ees'
unsrier OF section iweny-nlne, Town oae
north range three west, containing tori,
acres, aud the north west quarter OF IN.
south ives: quarter ut section tweniy-eigh'
cohiaining ior.y acres and also twenty acres
in the south W, st corner Ut the 5. w qusr
ter Of the north west quarter OF section
tw enty eight, all IN town one north range
three west, Containing IN all one hundred
acres more or less. The land will be Offered
liz parcels 10 sui, purchaser, aud 10 benei
the estate.
TERas--One fourth cash. Tie residue u
eouu payments at eight, ,weive and eigh'eeI
mon,hs, with notes at interest. waving re
lief from valuation snd approisment laws
and secured by good freehold eure,ies. Sal
10 begin o, 10 O'Clock a NJ.
THOMAS HARRIS. Adm'r
with VIII annexed.
p s A, the same time aud place, an
upon The sane terms, the widow VI the de
ceased will sell her interest IN and 10 ~
above described real estate. being aud equu
undivided one.third part thereof.
SARAH HARRIS, " idow.
4 G. II Carr. Au'y.
Il Nav 8, '65-4v
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On motion the Democratic Executive Con-
mittee Of Floyd county was requested 10
procure a suitable building in which the
Convention shall be held, and to make oil
other necessary arrangements.
On motion, ii was requested that .h'
Democratic papers Of the District publish
the proceedings Of THE meeting.
LEVI SHARKS, Chairman.
New Albany Ledger.
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DPThe Democratic Congressional
Convention Of the First District will
meet in the city OF Evansville, on
Thursday, the Odd of July.
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For Governed.
THOMAS A.ilESDElCKS, of Marion.
For Yieu'ensr, Governor,
ALFRED ?. EpGERToN, of Allen.
For Secretary OF State,
REUBEN c. KiSE, Of Is zone.
For Auditor OF State,
JOSEPH Y. BEMUsoAFFEE OF FransN'
For Treasurer OF Safe.
JAMES b. RYAN, OF Marien.
For Ciers oi Supreme Court.
NOAH S. AROSE. Of C'ss.
For Reporter Of Supreme conr'
NJ. A 0. PACKARD, If Marshall.
For superintendent, of Public ins''u'''o"
JOHN L. PHILLIPS, Of Davies.
For Attorney General,
SOLOMON CLAYPO0L, Of Putnam.
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cox A0ENt> Az aNTED

IL FtE 1RE SEW Ro'k,
MEN or OUH T ES'
or Lending Patriots Of the Day. An elegant
,r.invo vulDm.. flrh'y illustrated ahh is
beau'iinl si,rri l. gtsvirr., and . porVsit OF
he aulhor, Mr.
HARRIET nfrCllER STOWE.
Agents nv u is "a. nest. aud -eIts the quick.
est of nv nook lhpv ,vsr sold Some nre
lasiuu 2 O ordet- ~. week. IL Will aursell
.rnrle Tom. C,E,n We 1mp loy no gem
erl agents tut pay 'xtra commission. Oid
agents viii appreciate this item. Send Tor
circulars giving ps,iic1l-rs Address HART.
FORD FrBLlsHtNG Go. Hartford. CT.
Apr TAG L Il u Co
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On the l2lh inst j., by R~v. Fn'her Maudr.
Mr.. GEORGE MEHRIAGER 10 Miss AMELIA
BRErz. No Cake.
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Democratic Congressional and Judicia
Convention.

a,e meeting of The Democratic Congress
s.oosl Committee Of the Second District
helds,, The Lsnger Office in New Albany on
Auru 90 h. u,e chairman having stated the
objects of lie meeting, Hon. Jeson Is
R,own Of jackson moved that the city OF
New A4bapy be fixed upon as the place a.
which the Concentration should De heiai
which motion W as unanimously agreed to-
On motion Of David Jordan. Esq, OF Her
risen, THURSDAY. JUNE ll,h, at 10 o'ciocf
M. was agreed to Ss the time at whicf
me Convention shall be held.
twas also ordered 'ha, the Democrcrac,
Of the county Of Lawrence be requested Il
.ppoin, delegates 10 attend The Convention
for the purpose of participating in the nom
NATION OF a candidate for Prosecuting Al
lorney of The Second judicial Circuit.
At,he sane time canddstes for Judg
and Dis,ric, Attorney Of the Common Plea
Court for the counties OF Scott, C'arH
Floyd, Harrison, and Washington will b
nominated.
Inc hssis OF voting in The convention wi
be one vote for every one hundred Demo
cratic voters in the respective counties, an
one vote for every fraction over fifty as 10
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For State Senator.
w II. MONTGOMERY

For joint Rfp. Of Martin aud Dubois
LEROY CAVE.
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Gbt gatibr girsimium.
sT BAGBY a sToFER.

AE Advertisements for q less time than
saree aleAths Will be charged for at the usu-
al nntes-one dollar per gguarefo for the first in
Insertion.
Na- -Thenumber efihsertiens must be mark
ed on the manuscript, o. the advertisement
will be continued until forbid and charged
for accordingly.
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NUMBER 20.

large or small, its productive qualities
may be greatly increased. 1t is a fria-
BILE grey soil, easily cultivated and adj
mirably adapted to the cultivated and
Indigenous grasses. The fine meadows
of this district are proverbial. These
lands are owned chiefly by the Messrs
Scott and Cowherd, who are not unwil-
ling to dispose Of desirable farms. The
X. Road passes through them, afiording
ready and convenient market for the
surplus timber and fuel which abound
on either side, and which at the present
market value would probably reimburse
the cost-of purchase.
At Madison Run, on the land of MIR,
VIM. C.. Scott, immediately on .he II.
Road, Iron Ore is found, but to what
extent it exists and of what value must
be determined by future investigation.
lnexhaustible quarics of fine building
stone and marble of exec ellent quality
exist in the adjacent cliffs of the little
stream which gives name to the Station.
COpious springs of Lime and Freestone
water abound throughout this district,
whose streams combining with those
from the contiguous red lands, form the
North branch OF the PaMunky. This
beautiful valley with its romantic seem
cry needs only development. Itslocal-
ity, it's soil and general advantages rem
der it highly desirable, and few sections
ifany, can offer stronger inducements,
to those wishing to invest in farming
lands. AGRICOLA.
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MATRIMONIAL DICTIONARY.

Dear is term of en;reaty, usually
employed before strangers. 1t is meant
to imply affection. 1t is sometim es
used ut home, yet is generally reeeiv'd
with suspicion.
My Dear-Thc above with a slight in-
fusion of dignity.
Duok-A term OF affection that goes
in with the wedding day, and goes out
with the honeymoon.
Ducky-rhe comparative of Duck.
Tootsy, Mootsy, and all words ending
in tsy, are terms Of great endearment
The exact meaning af them has never
been ascertained. They are never heard
after thirty.
Pshaw: A powerful contradiction
or involuntary dissent.
Nonsense-A negative ofintense con-
tempt.
Deary mean exclamation of great
impaticnce-a word expressive of the
lidgets.
Bother means trouble, irratation, vex-
alton, teasing, 1t isa word of petulent
anger in groat request. "Don't bother
me" is equivalent to the French ''Ta n.
e,n5etes.''
Love is only used when coaxingis is re-
quired as, "Do: there's love-" 1t is
also a superlative conveying the highest
praise ex. gr.: "The love ofa fellow. :"
''The iove of goose"
Toodledums See Vootsy.
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BORN OUT OF SEASON.

Dow, Jr., thus closes one of his pat
cnt sermons "My respected friends,
many among you who, to be self-satis-
fled, ought to be born hundred years
ago, and others hundred years hence.
They appear to have been cast upon
the earth at the wrong period, and in
a wrong place. like a duck egg drop
ped by the margin of SOME muddy pool.
They find no food suited to thoir taste
upon the sumptious table spread out
before them. They had rather 70 back
and pick the bones of the past, or stick
their fingers in the unprepared dishes
of the future, than paTtake of the rich
bounty that the present provides.-
Such folks are born both before and
after their time and haye no business
her, at this exact period. However,
the fault is not theirs !; and it is not
my province to cast blame upon the pa
rents. We should all, my friends, be-
stow little thought upon what is to
be and what has been, but make the
best of what is, and joy peace, and con-
tentment shall be ours in the end. Sc
mote it be ~
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POTATO RoT-HoW TO STOP IT.

At late meeting of the Institute
Farmers Club, New York, James War
reD, Monroe Iowa, read an essay on the
cultivation of the potato. This natu-
rally brought in the subject of the rot,
which he imputed to careessness III not
selecting seed from such hills as pro-
duce fully ripened potato balls. The
absence of these, on a potato vine, is a
sure sign of immaturity, and although
these potatoes will germinate and pro-
duce others, the yield will diminish
yearly, become diseased from weakness
and finally die out from exaustion. To
bring back the potato to It's former pro-
ductivcncss, the seed must bc selected
from Those hills or stalk producing balls
and these only. In this way the TEN
dency 10 rot viii be checked and the old
fashioned productiveness will be re-
stored. This is asensible view of tho
subject, and probably a correct one.
Initiated seed will naturally be followed
by an immature and diseased progeny.
Plant only perfect tubers, and the po.
tato disease, it is assumed, will soon bo
among the things ofthe past.-Ricimond
Farmer.
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POULTRY ON THE FARM,

Mr.. Mechi, an eminent agricultural
list, writes as follows on poultry
Nothing pays better on a farm than
good stock of poultry properly manag-
ed. With them everything is turned to
account; and not Il kernel, wild seed,
or insect, escapes their scrutinizing eye.
Their industrious claws are ever at
work, uncovering ready for appropria-
ton every hidden but consumable sub
stance. Fowls must have free access
to chalk or lime to form the shells of
their eggs, and grit or gravel to gin
the foad ef their gizzard. They luxu-
riate on grass and clover, which are II
necessity for them; and in winter they
like mangold or weeds. They must
have access to plenty of pure WATER
The quality of eggs depends upon the
quality of the food. They, like our
selves, like shade in summer. and warm
sheltered corners in winter. They
must have access to shelter in wet
weather. Fowls will not be long
healthy on the same ground or yards
the earth gets tainted; therefore to pre-
vent disease, lime and salt your yards
and their pastures oncea year, say in
autumn, when the rain will wash it
well in and swccten the surface
Broods of chickens never do better with
us than on the grassy hrows or patches
abutting upon the growing crops. eth
er of corn or pulse, into which they
run either for insects or for shelter.-
Your male birds should be often Chang
ed, say at least once i'll two years, and
they should be young and vigorous
Breeding in and in will not do amy
more than il will with animals. COIL
slider winged game, poultry and birds,
the farmers friends. Nix poultry have
access at all times to my fields. Fowls
are very useful in clearing off tlies. |
have been amused ut seeing their neat
and quick manner of taking flies from
reposing bullocks and sheep, much to
their comfort.
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A CURTAIN LECTURE.

''Smith, [ want to talk to youa while,
and want you to liGtan while | do it.,
You want to go to sleep, but [ DON'T
am not one OF the sleepy kind. 1t is a
good thing for you, Mr.. Smith, that you
have wife who imparts information by
lectures, else you'd be II perfect igno-
ramus. Not thing about the house to
read except a small bible, which the BIZ
BILE Society gaze you, and tract which
that fellow Potter left here one day, en-
titled, ''Light for the Heathen. 1t is
we'll he left it, for You are a heathen,
Smith. You feel thankful you amt a
Mormon. Yes, understand that in
situation, too, you profane wretch =
You mean you're glad you haven't but
one wife. You never would have
known there was Mormon, If hadu t
told you, cause you are too stingy to
take the Natiue Virginian, Now, Smith,
it's only week since lost dollar and
Il halt OH eggs | sold to an oyergrown
egg-peddler because did not know the
market price. This would have paid
for the Native Virginia, for six months,
and want you to subscribe for it. be-
fore lose more. And then you are so
ignorant, Smith. Don't YOU recallect
when you took the gun and walked
down to the big marsh hunting, because
some of our-my turkeys were march,
ing into the bushes. Yes, you did; you
needn't deny 1t, Mr.. Smith. Didn't
kill any, did you? 1t was bad day for
turkeys, wasn't it?