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The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1872-12-05

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and isadq sdens attsi - 6ns,e,
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The Conssd.rstes came near eecur.
Ing msmbss Of Congress ID lows q
ne laae election. which had they sac-
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The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1872-12-05

On the third Wednesday ID Jsuuavy
1878, the Legislature o. Iowa y 70 mest
in special ssanton for The pasposs Of
considering and acting upon The psnd-
Ing revision Of the Cods-s work
which needs doing, and veil doaps.
badly enough. The sseolstioa By
which ibis extra ssssioa vas author
izsd, provides that nothing save the
Code shall come bsters the Assembly
save BY unanin,OuS consent, and re-
stricts the utmost limit Of the meeting
to thirty days. Notwithstanding this,
- the time spproeehss - hear appeals
that THE and that matter b. taken up
and acted upon. We certainly hops the
door Will - leit closed tight against
everything and anything savs the
prime object Of the session. There ars
no doubt many instances In which Ju.
dicious legislation would BE- benefit !;
but the work Of which our Law makers
are SO fond once begun there h no tell.
Ing whore II would stop. and since oil
agree ~ have now too many laws
rather than too NV, lot the matter rest
for the usual period Of two ysars, save
- regards the stated object for coming
together.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1872-12-05

The noney-order business Of the
Post Once Department hiss rapidly
grown TO great magnitude. During
the year ending June 80, 1872, It ex-
csedsd $oe, O0O,O0. OF this vast sum.
sent In small rsmittances, none ex
ceeding 40, snd the average not sx-
cssding $40, little OF none was Lost. II
II possible that the system might be
extended. 20 - TO enable persons to
send 500. with great conve lisnce and
safety to the public.
The most satisfactory election bet
We hsvs heard Or was that made by q
Bridgeport lady and gentleman on the
eve 81 election. II GssnJ should -
elected the young man would win tho
lady, and II Greeley was elected the
lady was 10 have the young man.
The result shows thst the young man
won the bet. and IL 10 stated on author
ity Of the young lady herself that she.
= perfectly willing he should have the
pstss. I'D
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The Illinois Circuit Court has Just
rendered . decision holding that the
recent enactmsnts Of The Legislature
Of that State regulating railroad freight
tariffs was constitutional. II vas 4
test Oass carried Into the Court by
Commissioners appointed for the ex-
pres perposs Of enforcing the railroad
laws, snd IT. decision VS. directly up-
On The oOstitutionality OF sailrosd leg
islatioa. The cass In point was one Of
Discriminating ssrtn-ths Chicago d
Alton B. B. 90. having charged less
for fFsighs over = greater distance
whore there VS. compstion than over
. shostes where there was mons. This
bsing contrary TO the now law, suit
W. broaght rssulting - indicated.
II will q oacs b carried to the United
States suprems Court for nual settle
msnt The dscision will b. 90 all-im.
portant one for the great West. and
indeed for the whole nation. We
shall look with much interest to So II
the Stats ID going to Be able to control
the crsatures she has made, which u
. vital qusstion, In view OF the present
sDcYoeshmsnts Of transportation mo-
Dopoliss, to both producer and consa-
msT. M 6k
II 10 said Brainerd Of the Iowa City
RUsreSybl{A0ss1 nepnA p a(kAS ttsin H~.hg4-
I'VE know little Of the merits Of the
hostility 10 Cotton, bot ws do believe
such general and bitter OppoeittOu from
Republicans ID not without cause.
Such nominStions ought not 10 b
msde.us 81 1
6uppese vs we're 10 sstOrt by saying:
1--WE know LITTLE Of the Chronic dsht
between Brolnerd and Irish, but We do
not boliovo the uss Of savage spIthets
% tho past o. the latter u without
capss. Bsainsrd should b SAINT to the
Penissntiasy.o 8
with jasl = much reason could "
use shlo haSsh language, - that BrotlSL
q Hesinerd ehOuld spoak % uDkindly
Of Judeo O0le0u. In both instances,
pslpabIy unjust. - Citation Herald.
Which = seuivalsnt 70 seyiug that
in ths spis1ss 81 the sdisos q the
Herald, the aceusAtio0s Of lSish against
Deainerd, uttsrsd Ia the hsat fof .
poii&ioal CONTEST as1 smbittsrsd By
lesg psssonal ard poaitisai aotagonism,
nsaa Just = Dssh aad srs just -
fully westhy notin = = ths dslibsf-
absly ut1ses1 vdoO - more than tsres
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The g Vegetable Cure "

= sold by Responsible Dru1KfMa svesyWhere, come
dealers however, try to sell cheap and NO rtLlous
noney. he not deceived, ask fbr THn RVS Dol
LAR PREPARATION and take no other: II the dealers
vii; send Il byreurn mail. secure nom obse9vaton
Ladies' orGentlemen can addrem ~ IN psrfscs Coo
symphonic. Patients need not heoitAte because "
their inability 70 visit ~ - we have ereaeed 20
Globe. by correspondence
Patients Will pi90o4 oeAte p1nt111 "a
the symrtnns, and write Post Once. County 0toSe
cd name Of write. aud enclose pastase stempb ~
ply. - z
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!hank mi tor past favors, We expect by .
ntf Ana honora BILE business conrse, and by
tne QosiIty OF our Goods, to continue to mef-
literally bestowed upon M.
0ueecr,
A Eggs, Lard,
A3Dcon. &C., 80.
taken In exchange for Goods.
M "A. RAailEY
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W. sfs mlehJ lnslasi ~
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x paaf TIE saf fhsy % fts 4
= isks ssfns 81 osstsss -
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sfuh 70 fbs TsfsF ffsm shA h Il
clipped TLs fsssii q ihsy Fsi
gsi lssk kssiss s0fssf ssiisf
The local n ne iisfsssb Frees
sad Tines STAT does % ne .sa.
b.bla iisss NsaG Ne 10 boots o.
We " feet
T. T. Bsfnam's monster bambsg
sill sfblbis 10 jaeksgb % fts ge,h
instant
Jsossoh hss . Dfsnaiis ssoisij
Col T. q o. Lamar, Congress
man .l.et from The First District.
has had his disabilities removed.
The general amnesty bin was voted
down by q large majority in the
House
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1hs f.ff ri fts iir~ lsnifmat
esq 10 49, emmealaiay go
tefn afaa ~ fs fss ssafsats Il
- sfIfs at.sn n iispah ss w
alfatoas SAD sdssrs % futsfsis
ihs thsffa n ~ Wsnvs
ben fhe fali cfpli - Bic slpfoi
'sas sad haps fhai ~ msy carry
ihsm Iuis sHst IT. Hnesfiiy -
proven h1se'' g. aye
! ~ Pot leahf ihsi crest ne
purity ~ ts ps1pIs n al pafla n
he esgniU is,f tie fl sajoy
mssi, ~ ell s.Hssef n pefisnl. n
liHsss uThit % shlsh 'hsy sfs emil
tel Under lbs Cone fnilan sbd ihs
ass anl Invoke lie al ssd Dol
ausnes Of I'll gyol citizens ~ prs
vent organizations y hose ObleeissFe,
~ unlaNiul means. to interiors with
ihoss dghfs Hook eth confidence
70 the tine, not IN distant, sksu he
obvious advantages II good order
aHd pesce will induce an abtudon
msnt Of al combination, prohibited
by the acts referred 20, and when "
will be- unnecessary 10 carry on
prosecutions or inhiee psniahmonts
b. protect citizens from tho lawless
ness Of such combinations Appli
cations have been made 10 mo 10
pardon persons convicted ol . yio
l'tioa at The said act, upon the
ground that ciemency in surn cases
would tend 10 tranquilize the pnblIc
mind. And to tost the virtue Of that
policy ! am disposed, rs far a. my
n Of justice will permit, to give
to those persons a favsrabl. consid.
Grafton. But any action thereon is
not 70 be construed rs indieating my
change IN my determination to pros
ecute with ,lgor such, so long a. IT,,
conspiraciss and combination there.
~ named '.isturbN the peace Of the
country. 1t is much to be regretted,
aud is regretted by no Que more
than myso'i, that necessity has over
existed TO execute tho enforcement;
act. No one can desire more than
| that tho necessity of applying it
may never again be demanded.
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Columbus, Miss, is a stylish town
The citizens of that city have re.
tanned more completely the old 80.
clal lines aud customs of ante bellum
days than AIRY place in the State.
The people were never cursed with
the presence OF Federal soldiers
during the war, and consequently
were not plundered ana robbed of
their household penates, rs else,
where. and now they carry on their
social relationship in the best style.
We clip the following notice from
the Index, showing that the city is a
place Of parts, and that inquiries
have to be made through tho Press
to reach the different sections.
We have been requested to invite
the ladies OF "West End to meet At
Mrs. L. t. Sykes, on Wednesday
morning at II o'clock, to select the
LAY to be reception day through
out that ncighborhood. That there
may be as little conflict ne possible
resulting from different heighbor-
hoods selecting the sams day, we
state that some in the "Reserve Cen.
tie have agreed TO adopt Tuesday.
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a tarfs lafsat a oas a ils
ief ~ aanf uaHaF fhs rnIifi
Estes laniHi To- ci sflssfqa H5sih
sfpHs. fHa ir1m thafa rfaisi
20 gmh#. fiseagfsi siths isis.
.a sfifr - sss h9H Political Hsffa.
aHs sfs auznsgsi = ibn o1aaiy
We Ne s1pp1tsi ~ NJ ths a.
sssHisae y ihs pseps " Eafops.
b had salsslsiei aT0s sssiBr :
leg siHfs n kafspasa sissm shd
shFiu 81 isssf IL I'll ia nafsns.
iasiafss IL Ines that there VS.
= lafgs negro p0tslsion b. hsuih
Gafolina, bat 10 raa als9 e0ssefsaGi
eth he fat ihsf lt bal 30 pFspsf
y that 4 represented nothing boz
gHyfsscs and poverty ils there
FIRE expected ~ zee Il In The bsek
ground IT. surprise csn b. imsg
ned when, apyn gYing into the ~
slatIyo halls, he observed that ,bs
President ~ the Senate va . Ne
gFo. that the Speaker ~ the IIOass
Eas . negro shs," iwo.ibirds of the
members II both Houses we're no
gfocs, and vas Informed that The
ehaifUen IT nearly al the important
committees were negroes, and shat
the officers ~ tbs two Houses,
Clsrks, boofkespefs, Messenger,
aud ~ forth, we're nsgros, Of :hs
blacke.t shade Nay, fnrthsrmor.
he ascortainsd that all the Con-
grsssmon, with two exceptions, were
negroes, aud nearly all the State Of.
ticers from Governor down. TO uso
bis own words, he would have sup.
posed ho was "in Africa rather than
IA America so far as any polite.
al influence was concorued, the whits
race was entirely suppressed. Nom
inslly, be thought, South Carolina
may be called an American, but re-.
ally it 10 a negro State as muca a.
Dahomey and Ashantee. There are
a number of the members Of this so
called Legislature who cannot write
their names, aud a slill greater pro.
portion who have made but u little
advance beyond it. Hardy any
have any Intelligence, and thu whole
holy may be considered an extraor
binary specimen Of ignorance and
brutality.
Such Is the impression loft upon
an intelligent Engl'shman of one Of
the important political bodies in the
United States, a body that was once
recognized as among the most intel
%lectual OF any in the world. With
such n government! it is no wonder
that the whites, one.tbird Of tho
people, who own nearly all its pro.
perty, arc leaving tho State by the
thousands aud tens OF thousands,
vending their way to Texas. The
descendants OF the Europeans will
soon be rs scarce in tho Palmetto
State MS they are IN IIayti. The
effect OF the great American Revo.
luton OF 1861 has been not to sub.
stituto in South Carolina one white
government for another, but to drive
out the white rae altogether, and
substitute the black IN it's stead.
Was this tho object for which tho
best blood Of the North and West
was shed f-[Cincinnati Enquirer.
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Commissioners Sale Of LaSl

By virtue Of a decree of the Chancery CMs
OF Pamela county, Mississippi, rendered Ai
II, 1872, in the suit of W. l.. Archibald, M
p%lainant, against John D. Ashmore, il, I'D
defendants, No 446, in said Court, | viii
Commissioner therein appointed, on
SATURDAY, THE 2lsr DAY OF DEC, 1911
at the courthouse door of said counts, ~
town OF Sardis, within lawful hours offer y
sale at public Auction to the highest bidda I
cash, the following described lands lying y
being in said county Of Pamela, to wit !.
The west half Of section two in tovnse
nine of range six, west.
&c. HARRISON,
Commissioner
Harrison &::Taylor, Solicitors. norssst
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The railroad bridge ovcr Yalla-
b''sha river, on the Mississippi Cen.
trail road, was burned Sunday morn
ing. The loss will be between $780,.
600 and $4,000, and ialls upon the
Central road, and not upon the Mis-
slssirri aud Tennessee road, as
Thought by some. The loss of the
bridge is a severe blow as Il .topa
ell shipment OF through ireights,
either on the Mississippi aud Teunes.
see or Mississippi Central roads
south, and baggage and passengers
have TO be transferred.
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Citation Notice.
No. 3e4.-

NO. va
who reside in Conway county. STATE ~ A rt.n,l.
Lewisourg, In said county, being their postofaee ad.
aressi BELLA A + Watson, whose residence and
postomse address are unknown, but who is believed
state o. Virginia: Cornelia N. Fulks and her hn,,
nand John u. Fulks, who are supposed and be-
neVea 70 reside a. or near Keysville, Charlotte coun-
son, deceased. ""-
lou are hereby cited to be and appear before the
:. .n ,h court Of Pamela county, State Of Mississippi.
as, on the second Monday in January. 1873 then ana
,nese 70 answer the petition filed in said court nv +
l ~. buroridge, administrator dc bonis non with tbbe
VIII annexed, OF the estate Of Elisha NJ. Watson AZ
ceased, for The sale Of lands belonging to said Stat. y
ulstrlbution among the heirs, and to show cause n
M You can, why said lands should not be sold and
ths proceeds applied as prayed for in aid netit;or "
by order Of court. Issued November ii isSo
Harrison & Taylor. Solicitors. Iau
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H"HH"ww
We are inreccipt OF the prospect.
us OF a newspaper to DO established
in Winona, Miss, called the Advance,
III. ID. Money, Of the C~arrolton Con.
sentative, being editor and proprie.
tor. The fret number is TO be is.
sued in this month. We tender our
hearty good wishes for tho prosper.
ity OF tho enterprise, and hope that
the success may attend the pub,ica>
ton that the splendid talent, hon>
esty, business capacity and capabili-
ty of the editor so well deserves.
We take this occasion to say that our
friend, Mr.. II. D. Money, has won
for himself tho just reputation of
being one Of the most fluent, ohaste
and forcible writers in the State, and
is the peer OF the leading quill dri-
vcrs in the State, in every respect,
and the citizens Of Winona should
congratulate themselves upon hay.
ing him in their midst in SO impor.
tant a position. By tins arrange
ment Wlnona will hauo two papers.
and We doubt not a lively contest
willie ensuc for the leadership.
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commissioners Sale Of Land.

E "rL
By virtue Of a decree Of the Chancsry Ca'
OF Pamela county, Mississippi, rendered Oni
18th day of July, 1872, in thslsuit Of J. Y
Hawkins against Jesse B. Porter and B \
Jones, !, as Commissioner therein, appoisbA
will on
MONDAY, THE 18th DAY OF JAN. 1874
within lawful hours, ip front Of the CourthOas
door OF said county, in the town:of Sardis y
pose Tor sale at public auction TO- the higas
bidder, the following described lands, siisatA
IN the county of Pamela, State of MisisipF
to-wit:
The north half Of the north half Of ktns
'wenty-four, and seventy acres Of the eastla
OF the southwest quarter Of section thirteen, I
township ten, range eight, west, mi ofn3sh
vest.
Terms Of sale : One half cash and the balsps
a credit Of twelve months from the Dr.
sale; thed eferred payment to bear ten PEI 81,
interest from day Of sale; note with spPrssH
security will be required for the deferrsdFF
ment. r HARRIaON,
decI-tds Commieionef
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Commissioners Sale or Land.

wv 4f0- y
~ virtue Of a decree Of the ChancerJ y.
o. ranola County, Mississippi, rendered g 4
iath day Of July, 1872, in the suit Of ~.
Jones, Administrative, against ]. G. Duvail !.
ministrator q al, ], as Ccnnissioner tns''A
appointed, will on
MONDAY, THE lsrH DAY OF JAN. 1871
within lawful hours, in front Of the Couthsg
door OF said county, in the town Of SArdl4s
ier for sale at public nuction to the hieaI
bidder, Tor cash, the following described -
to-wit
The northwest quarter Of section eight I
township eight, range nine, west, (nws1
:. kbi W. in the county Of Pamela, So :
Mississippi. j G. HARRISON,
dec5-tds Commissicsss
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LAND FOR SALE

we offer for sale section 6, township !
range ., lying ten miles east of Sardis. in Pan,
ola county. About 50 acres cleared land IN
OF which is creek bottom; the balance IL snsI,
numbered and very valuable. The n,sce i
known as part Of the "Nelson Plantation A.
Ply TO Capt. W.. B. Locke or Capt. Samne, NJ
tnews for terms and further i~nfarma,;on 80
wii be sold in divisions to sui, purchasers.
Tssxs-lwill take sac so per acr. o,..
'nird cash, and balance in one and two vsar.
Or ~ Per acre, one-half cash and hal,nss 4
'weive months, with ten per cen, interest.
,.,- J.F.&C. JACKSON,
Ssrdis, Miss
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JACKSON, Miss, Dec. 1S.-James
Lynch, colored, Secretary of State,
lately a presiding Elder in tho col
ored Methodist church, died at his
residence in this city last night, OF II
complication OF diseases. lie was
perhaps the most influential and
talented negro in the State. lie had
one year yet to serve in the Off 60 of
Secretary Of State.
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commissioners Sale of Land.

=" tbts-
By virtue Of a decree Of the Chancery Court Of Pa.
noia county, Mississippi, rendered on the 23d day of
October, 1877, in the suit Of Sarah Jones ct al. va. Eli
Sabeth Wootten ct al, No. sS4, in said court, l. az
commissioner therein appointed, will on
saturday, 21a day of December, 1872.
In front Of the courthouse door of said county. In tbo
town Of Sardis, within the hours prescribed by law
oncr Tor sale at public auction to the highest bidder
the following described land, to-wit: The nortbeast
quarter Of section ie, townships, range I, west, in said
county Of Pamela, and a 10, in the town Of Sardis. in
said county, described as follows: A fractional part
q section "a, township !, range I, west, beginning
DOS feel eastof the western boundary line Of said ~.
ton and go feet north Of the southern boundary line
OF said section, and running thence north 2I0 feet to
hightower street, thence east 80 feet, thence south
siu ieet, thence west to the beginning, being one acre
Terms Of Sale. --ouc-half cash, and the balance in
Twelve months from the day ot sale, with interest from
day OF sale. Notes with good security will he reouired
Tor the deferred payments, and a lien retained upon
the land until the purchase money is fully Maid.
JOHN &, HARRISON,
holo-fw Commissioner
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Rangers Notice.

Stray colt taken up by Russell Jones, Twin.
two miles east of Belmont, one sorrel colt, fou,
years old. No marks or brands perceiyable
Sale on the hrst Monday in March, 1873. Ap.
at $50.
ROBERT JARVIS,
no@o-ow Ranger P &C.
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Plantation for Sale.

offer for sale my plantation, containing 3e5
acres, l60 cleared and in a high state Of cult;.
vst,on, with good Improvement IS, consisting
OF dwelling, negro quarters, stables and other
necessary outhouses. 200 acres Of the tract i
aciver, and Crooked run creek bottom land
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ounicient binds on the farm that can be EN-.
TO cultivate the place. Most reasonabl.
terms will be given to purchasers.
For further information apply to Editor ~
the Pamela Star, or to me on the plaee a
miles west Of Sardis. ' y
80 i'm. ANDERSON.
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NOTICE.

MISSISSIPPI AM TENNESSEE RA lLRoAp,
Office Of Asst Superintendent,
Memphis, December Is, 1872.
Until further notice Express Train No. 4,
which leaves Memphis ut 4.80 p, m, will only
r n to sardis. II turning from Ssrdis on
schedule time arriving at Memphis at &i5 am.
Arrangements have been perfected by which
paiscngers and baggage will be transferred at
Grenada. There win be no interruption TO
through travel on New Orleans mail train leav-
ing hcmphi9at lao p. m.
dec2l NJ, BURKE, Asst Sup't.
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W. are informed that twelve
English preachers, lately arrived
from England, were received into
the North Mississippi Conference,
at it, late session, and have been dis.
tributed to the different Conferences
OF the South. Index.
y l. : sad commentary, We think,
nPon the church, that out Of 50 large
: membership, talent for ministers
cannot be found without importing
hem from foreign countries.
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Commissioners Sale OF Land.

No. ISL
BY virtue Of . decree Of the Chancery Court Of Pa.
nola county, Mississippi, rendered on the I'D day 81
October, 1871, In the suit Of W. r. Burnett vs., Il. A.
Buchanan ct al, No. ~, in said court, I will, As com
missioner therein appointed, on
Saturday 21st day of December, 1872,
within lawful houss, In front Of the courthouse door
Of said county, in the town Of Sar,lis, offer for sale Al
public auction TO the highest bidder. for one-half cash
and the balance In twelve months from the day Of sale
the following lands lying aud being in the county a.
Pamela, to-wit; A strip OF the west side 81 the east
half al section "a, township 6, range s, commencing Al
the half mile stake on either the North or south bonn-
line either north or south through the section. and
west TO the half mile post, to make one hundred and
seventy-six acres.
BOND and COED security viii be required Of the pur-
chasers for the offered payment, and a lien retained
on the and until the purrhNe money is fully paid.
JOHN {. HARRISON,
ncis+~ Commissioner.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1872-12-21

A preacher has been arrested in
North Carolina for highway robbery,
We think that preachers, as a gen
eral thing, aught to refrain from
highway robbery, if they cam
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