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NEW YORK MARKETS.

New YORK, April 17.-At the Gotten Exchange
business has been slow and unsatisfactory
Tuesday the prices were reduced 14c which may
be attributed to the dulIness as Liverpool, and
accommodating OF stocks at this port. This con-
cession did not attract buyers until Thursday,
when the advance i'll gold and exchange induced
quite a number of exporters to enter the market,
and several larg4 lines We're taken for shipment,
and during yesterday and to-day the market has
ruled with an improved tone. Speculation has
been slow throughout the week; the decline has
baen gradual say 1-320y l. 16 daily.
The operators IN contracts have become rather
tlmid as the large stock now available at this
port, and the fAyorab accounts of planting at
the South indicate lower prices The total sales
bales were on contracts for future delivery, and
1880 bales on the spot chiefly for export.
Specie shipments for the week SS75LOO
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THE FLOOD on rHz UNION pAcsyIc RAILROAD.

OMtHA, April 17.-O.licia reports from the
scene OF the. flo d on the Union Paci.i Railroad
state that last night Superintendent Earle walked
through from the west to Green River Station,
and that sixteen bridges are gone west Of there,
and that the road s washed badly. The water
ross three feet yesterday and is s;ill rising
rapidly.
OMAHA April 1.-THE river here has fallen ten
inches in the last twenty Jour hours. It is still
impossible to tell TO what extent the road. bed on
the Union Pacific Railroad is damaged. The
district is about l75 miles i'll length, but it is
only at occasional places where any damage is
done The water has receded some to-day
West bound passengers lying at Rock Springs
have been transferred 70 Green River b. wagons
and East-bound passengers vice versa.
The railroad company are caring fer them as
well as circumstances will admit
There are about $40 emf cr ants and 300 passen-
gers lying here, waiting for the removal Of the
blockade. The company are also caring for the
emlsrants here. As soon as the water recedes,
so It can be done, they will put line Of stages
and transfer the passengers and mails over the
creek.
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fourier JOurndt.I

the twinkilng grass (Sheley). and with Ills UNI
brella wanders forth the hyacinthine boy, for
whom morn well might break the April bloom
tEmerson). Now shall we notice how our swift
spring heaps the orchards full Of bloom and scent
pretty haste barry Cornwsll. Now do tie ma
Jority OF intelligent people think it better sport
with Amarylls in the shade or with the tansles
OF Neieras hair (N,lton), than to creep into some
weep (Tennyson). All these and many other
things do We see and enjoy, now that spring has
broken the icy letters OF the silver streams
!Wilke sbarre special dspatch), and all nature re-
I'lces that grim visagea March has smoothed h;4
beautiful spring has returned with BIRDS and
flowers (original), and new fashionable styles in
hats, bennet., dresses (4dvertlsements), infu-
enzas and catarrhs and hundreds of ther things
make business lively. -Ne.c York Heraid.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

| PHILADELPHIA, April 1.-THE striking weaver
unanimously adopted resolution to stand frn
until their employers yielded.
PROVIDENCE, April IT, Supplemental election
resulted in favor Of the regular Republican can
didate, which probably will secure Lippett thu
gubernatOrial chair and repeal the prohibition
and State constabulary laws.
GREAT FALLS, April 1.-THE strike has ex-
hausted itself.
PHILADELPHIA, April 17.-!n the case of the
Union Paper Collar Company vs.. Corkin and
other companies, an Injunction has been ordered
with decree for past damages with security Of
1000 in each case, with the further order to
pay the sual r,yalty into the court until the ex-
piration OF the patent
Hartford, April 17.-Anton Linburg, Swede,
while drunk fatally stabbed Andie johnson in his
sick room, at CollinsviIle, Friday night. John
Felton,, a German, who entered the room on hear
ing thc trouble, was stabbed four times by LIN
burg and died instantly. Fe!tons wife also re-
ceived fearful stab III the hip. Lirburg then
plunged the knife into his own body and also cut
his throat. He lived but few moments.
CiScISSATI, April l7.-Five cans Of gunpowder
were placed in basket in the yestbule OF st.
Nariers Catholic Church tonight, and the mate
rial outside OF the basket was fired. It was dis
covered by the sexton and thrown IN the street,
where four Of the cans exploded. The only eX-
pia ma lion is that it was put there to destroy the
machinery OF tho contractor who Is completing
the tower.
PHILADELPHIA, April 17.-This afternoon, Prof
Donaldson, with four journalists, made balloon
ascension from the Hippodrome. The weather
was very cold and the excursionists suffered con-
siderabJy. The trip was fine one. The party
landed rear Vim :entown, five miles from Mount
Holly. $50 miles from the city. They returned
tonight.
BRUNSWICK, Me-, April II. The students of
Bowdoin College have voted to send six-oared
crew to the University race at Saratoga, in June.
HALIFAX, April 1.-THE steamer Nova Scotian,
at this port, to day, from Liverpool reports that
in latitude ALSO she met field Of heavy Arctic
packed ice ana passed 100 miles to southwark
to clear it; saw several large vessels in it,
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MARINE.


SOUTHWEST PASS, April II, 6 p M-Barome,er
SOTO. Wind W. n. W., fresh. Weather hazy.
No arrivals or departures.
The bark Truce is still anchored in East Bay,
awaiting orders.
PASCAL 'OrrRE, April II, 6 P. NJ Wind NV,
light. Weather clear and cool. The ship San
disky, reported Yesterday a. having arrived for
orders, was towed in this afternoon and is now
on her way to the city SO departures. Tie
ship Ellen Southland is inside, awaiting higher
tides to go out.
GALVESTON. April II Arrived: Harlan from
Indianola, Morgan from Brashear, brig Abgie
Watson from Boston, ship Alsomar from Sonth-
west Pass, outside.
Cleared: Steamship City Of Austin for New
York, schooner Cara G. Loud for Ma,anzas.
Cuba, in ballast, schooner Thos F. Ball for Prov
idence.
NEW YORK, April 17.-Arrived Etna, Georgia.
Hudson. Susan Barker, City of Dallas. Arrived
out: klepstick. Canada and England.
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LATEST FgOr CHINA ANb JAPAN.

San FRANCISCO, April 1.-THE Colorado has
arrived. Fighting has occurred between the
Chinese ard the savages OF Formosa. provoked
By the Chinese.
TeleSraphc communication is established be-
tween all important cities of Japan.
Two Chinese officers ventured into Fornosa
inhabited entirely 10y AboriSnes. and We're killed.
Two hundred Chinese In retaliation burned
village, killing old men, women and children.
Subsequently, the Aborignes attacked the Chi.
nese, killed ninety and lost thirty men in the
fight.
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FINANCIAL.

New YORK, April 17.-Stocks closed active and
strong. Central 1o2 Erie 81 I, lake Shore 1872,
illinois Central ln3, Pittsburs 50, Northwestern
4l9 5, do preferred 56a !, Rock island 1857.
eub-treasury balances Gold, $50, 452, 089; cur
rency, Sll, 1867. 3o7.
The sub-treasurer paid out 5000 OF account of
interest and s97G0 for bonds.
Custom receipts, 1881 0Ou.
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Al a recent spelling match at Columbia. Tenn.
for the benefit of one of the churches there 4hs
teacher preneditated.y brought on personal
dtllihculty between clerk in grocery store and
the word rhapsody" No sooner was the nm
oiieindins word thrown to the Young man than,
with the widest confidence in his ability to knock
both Worcester and Webster into the middle OF
next week at single blow, he hurled it back.
mansied, mntilated and bleeding, thus: s.W.r-a-p
wrap, SO, wrapso, d-a, wrap sody.'
And then there rose as wild veil.
As if the folks from heaven that fell
Had runS the banner cry of Brooklyn.
tLOu'ier-.JOurndl.I
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nav" YONG THE MILL, HANDS

-, ,n, in ALI the The warp is gradually Civ
another is compeeS' ana as Il does 50 one after
the ring splnners "'i S, th az MP. AL
until Monday. sii''sScu ''iiS morning
M. IN les. than weei1,eful estimate. snd
Is! ~, If e,n,loymen:- that ~ operatives will
ne basis on which the mil CANE substantially
Tina, is about ,wo-thirds 81 the INDEFINITELY.
nscity of most Of the corporations. ><eragc ca
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PROBABILITIES.

WASHINGTON, April l7.-For the South Atlantic,
Eastern Gulf States and Tennessee. clear
weather. lower temperature. except in the Lower
and rising barometer east of the Missssippi' and
easterlv to southorly winds and falling barome,er
i'll the Lower Mississippi Valley.
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THE billiard TOURNAMENT.

CHICAGO, April lin the Billiard Tournament
this evening McAtee beat Maggioii to li6;
J arher beat Horning 900 to 10: Miller beat
Livcrman 200 to 1861
CHICAGO, April 17.-In the billiard tournament
last night, Shaw beat Eoa by score Of 200 to
lt Winner average 5.
Carter beat Burleish by score Of 200 to is5.
Winners average 4.65
Rliincs beat Gallagher by score Of 200 to 1871.
Winners average 4 Il.
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Utilizing an Obituary.

lC1hclAnitl CoI. layton DeWOcrat.J
had occasion to be in the Office of one of our
city papers on business one morning about half
past O'Clock. The mass of news matter had all
been sent to the typeroom. The telegraphic
editor had just received ''thrty' (the last tele-
gram. The foreman of the type-room was get
ting ready to lock the forms" preparatory to
sending them to the stereotype-roo:n. The man.
aging editor had come into the room where the
telegraph editor and your correspondent were
sitting.
He was waiting for that last telegram to be sent
over preparatory to closing up the editorial office
for the night. He stood contemplativeiy before
the CRATE, conjuring up political schemes in the
mystical lore Of the lis and relieving the wire
work of his brains occasionally. by seeing how
straight he could spit on an otf-hand aim at an
ember. Mr.. telegraph editor took the telegram
from the envelope and glanced over its contents
with sweeping look Turning suddenly on the
managing editor, just that worthy was get
ting good ready at red-hot coal. he said
rather abruptly, "Cauon Kingsley is dead"
1.-The HI he is
And the managing editor stood ND as if moved
bv the tittiiiating end OF & playful p The
aim and force Of the prepared discharge OF saliva
were spoiled. What was intendei FOR dead
Shot-for An extinguisher- went off kali. cooked
and instead OF t.emolisbns the coal struck the
wall several feet above the top CT tn CRATE. It
was finer piece Of actin:, than when one player
saws to another, Me Load, the Juke of Buck
lngham is dead !"
NOV, W Inc sHout OIL Inc noIy llpDOp0tamuS,
hav had a column-ani -a-hals obituary OF that
man. for which paid twenty dollars, lying in a
pigeon-hole Tor the last month. And he has to
die at this unseemly hour. But, by the tail Of
the sacred COW, will get the obituary in II it
delays the press an hour"
And he shot into inner room with the mo-
tive force of twenty dollars and the zeal of live
man. In moment afterwards his
footsteps rang along the hail on dead gallop to
the box, and the cachinnatory trill Of his ter or
voice sh'ieked through the tube to the type
room comma odingly: " Set her up, John, and
give the old man chance, if it takes all winter
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IN PURSUIT OF THE INDIANS.

KANSAS Cry, April Eight hundred Chcy-
Topeka and Santa Re Railroad Thursday night,
n.tcen miles east Of Lakin going north. COM
panyy OF cavalry from Fort Dodge arc il pursuit.
large party of Black Hills explorers have ar
rived ' here Carpenters expedition. numbering
lGOO start soon.
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FATAL EXPLOSION.

NEW HAVEN, Coon. April l7.-While John
Donahra was mixing the Ingredients Of the full
inmate used in percussion caps and cartridges in
small building connected with Winchester
Arms factory, his forenoon, an explosion killed
linn. Portions Of hi. body were carried hun
dred feet: his heart was torn from the trunk
and thrown some distance. but was beating
when picked up
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Godchaux is selling the open back shirts, linen
cosmopolt IA bosoms, 6 for So.

a SWEET ASswER.-A little boy and girl. each
five years Old, were playing by the roadside. The
playmate sharp bow on the cheek. whereupon
she sat down and began to cry. The bay stood
looking on minute and then said: '' did, t
mean to hurt you Katie am sorry"
The little girls face frightened instantly. the
sobs We're hNshed, and she said: swell, if You
are sorry, it don't hurt me.
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r,Ir rIxAS DELEGATION

C,x.1yy,rl. April l7.-Tho delsgaV0H
. VIZ, rom Texas were received on ChamSr
l taer s , were mrde by Col. HoliowS
day. 81, of the Chamber Of Commerce, Gen
f Rob. con and Dir. small Of tho dec ~ IN, ~,
come to promote tnt ah'er rhsS ,lASe tic eli.
pouragins immigration. Anes
Monday.
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COAL SHIPMENTS,

PoTTsuLLE, April L GOAL shipped last week
$50 tons, against 1j,5a1 tons slippcl tn cor
aseoSr3ndiug week last year. The who'e supply
been rom all regions, az far Is returns have
=. a. -. amnpmo time last year The decrease in
IAe euEl..Nt anthracite is o. lis tons
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FROM HAVANA.

HAyA.A, April 7.-Sharkey remains in jail h
is not allowed to communicate with any one
HAVANA, April 1.-THE Insurgent Col Pepills
Com 4lles died Of lockjaw, caused bv the wound
received IN the recent action.
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BANK STATENEyT.

NV YORK, April II, Evening. following
is the bank statement: Loans, decrease, $3.50 600;
specie, decrease, 100000; legal tender increase
1855 600; deposits. increase, S2,500, coo; re-
serves, Increase SEQ. GOO.
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THE SINNER static.

New YORK, April 1.-THE model OF the Sum
ner Statue has been received, with TIE body
broken from defective packing 1t is thought
that with great care it may be patched for the
Sumner Monument, City Hall, Boston.
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SUICIDE IN BALTIMOHE.

BALTIMORE, April 17.-George A. Ahren', Jr,
committed suicide to-day. Cause not known.
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Pimples, eruptions and all cutaneous dis
eases guaranteed to be cured by Marsden's
zarsaparilla. NJ. B. Morrison Co., corner
Magazine and Canal streets.
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SEAsoNABLE DRY GooDs.-Now is the season in
which our lady friends should make their selec-
tons of spring and summer goods. We advise
them to call Immediately It furcotte's, ths IA
nous "White Building" store. corner Of Canal
and Bayonne Streets whe they will find those
princes of dry goods merchants, Mr.. Turcotte
and Capt Brussard tanked by a regiment of
polite and attentive clerks-all ready TO do the
agreeable to visitors, and sell goods of the very
best quality and description at the lowest posi-
bic rates.
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An elderly couple Of great avoirdupois, ap-
preached the out going train recently, little too
lac. Each bore blanket or coufort, which
joyed the scenery. The old gent succeeded in
getting on board, when he looked back for his
mate, who was slowly approaching. putting like
porpoise and the blood APP arently ready to burst
catch the car her worser half threw 'J her h hs
blanket, saying Here. old woman, pawn this
for lodging. -'0n RdfiH Jouraal.
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THE MINERS.

KEsBAEEE, APRIL 1.-The first open de-
Vlx-'.on by the mine.- of This section took
Of At s,a an , sasy h9a; ,his afternoon
'h''s"nH pieh' from Sugar
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=, Here is an interesting third-term item. Tho
washington correspondent of the Springfield Re-
p"Dltcon writes: "A friend of mine, sagacious
Polit clan, had long talk with Judge Davis. Of
the Supreme Court, a day or two since, and in the
course OF the conversation, that clear. headed
man expressed the opinion that Gen. Grant not
only wished third term, but that he would get
the nomination next year from his party This
shows that it cannot be the mere moonshine of
some OF the Republican papers, for Judge Davis
Judgment" ".o
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French Charvet's linen shirts, with or without
collars, for s54 dozen, usually sold for 500, can
be had at Godchaux.
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Horror of horrors The Welsh have begun
to have spelling matches! Spell annghy me
widioledigae han.
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The other day a seedy looking old chap en-
tered wholesale house in an Eastern CITY. leav-
ing the door open behind him. clerk noted
grees below zero!' 8" did think of buyinr
about $4,000 worth of goods said the stranger
as he halted, i" but if this is the way YOU Treat
- "Hold on. hold on!' exclaimed the
clerk, walking forward. it's only five below
only three-two-it's way above, and we've got to
keep that door open or pull our coats off, Right
this way, sir. Now, then, what is it,"
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BY TELEGRAPH.
WASHINGTON.

wAsuISo-oS. April 1.-The temperature is
below freezing peint in New England, the middle
states, the Ohio valley, tho Lake region, Ten
,icE4ca md TIC nOrthWcAt.
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LITTLE ROCK, April lin the United States
Court to-day Judge Dillon placed the Mississippi
Ouachita aud Red River, and the Pine Bluff and
Chicot railroads insthe hands Of receiver, who
was sci ttel Nv the Boston bondholders.
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Day GooDs OF THE GREATEST VARIETY AND
LATEST STYLEs.-Those popular and extensive
merchants, Messrs. H. Kern Il Co.. 102, l04 106
and lOs Bsronne street, have on hand one Of
the largest and best selected stocks of fashiona-
bic dry goods ever presented in this any other
Southern market. Visitors will fEd their prices
remarkabiy;ow, and tina. their clerks are roticea-
bly, attentive and considerate. In fact it is
pleasure to DO business with Messrs. Kern & Co,
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The American Cardinal cassock il made of
Lyons silk OF the same tint. It's shape resembles
very much long sack with court train; it ia
buttoned up in front with sixty-sev.n small silk
buttons, q narrow band finishes it off at the
throat; the sleeves are coat shape, with plain
cuffs six inches deep. The first cape is GALE a
m.o'1dletta; this is quite long, and has it's for
the arms to pass through; the second cape is
short. and is famed the DaozeNa. The edges are
finished in piping. A very small hood is at
tached to the second cape.
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Linen cambria handherchiefs already hemmed,
. cents EACH at LeightOn's, 100 Canal street.
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TRAINS DETAINED BIZ HIGH WATER.

OnAHA, April IL The high water OBTAINS the
rains On the Union Pacific Railroad in the vicin-
ty Of OFT Laramie
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Mothers and guardians please notice that God.
chauXs, 81 Canal and 2l5 Old Levee. is selling
boys and childrens school suits at So, 81, s. and
So
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All hotels and steamboats, use Paragon yeast
powders.
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Mems fancy cashmere pants for So, 81 so and
s. so can be had at Godchaux
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Communion suits at extraordinary low prices
can be had at Godchaux.
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Get your white duck and Marseilles vests at
Pierson u Hews, Ii and Is Camp street.
The Greenville times., 1875-07-24

An absent minded gentleman
got into o street car. He hal a
basket with him, and to make
sure he would not forget 1t when he
got out, he placed 1t securely be-
tween Ms feet. Daring the ride
be engaged In Il conversation with
another gcntleman, and when The
car arrived at the place where III
wished to alight, he hastily arose
and naturally kicked over the has
ket: He picked himselfup and ex
claimed, What fool left tha'
basket there for people to stumble
over ?n aud got out Of the ear
leaving the basket where he hat
kicked it.
The Greenville times., 1875-07-24

Some time ago, IN church in
the West u couple were married.
The brides Christian name was
Mercy. The minister gave out y
hymn, one line in each verse being
!" IN Mercy's arms there still is
room.n One of the congregation
at least put a literal meaning to 1t,
for after the service WAS over he
came over to u friend, stammeiiDg
IL do-don't kuoAv about there
being any more room in Mercy's
arms. think they are pretty well
filled now"
The Greenville times., 1875-07-24
Trustees q Sale.


. vested by u deed Of trust ex-
ecutod by Eliza B. Emmons and
recorded mt pages 63S and $50 Of
book X of the deed books Of WASH
ington County Mississippi, and at
the request OF the holder of the
note secured by said deed Of trust,
will on
Monday the oGth day Of Jdly,
1875, in front of the Court House
door of said county, aud within the
hours prescribed by law for Sher-
iff's sales, sell to the highest bidder
for cash, an undivided three humid
red acres Of the following tract of
land known ns the Stella planta-
tation in said county and more par
ticularly described as follows to
wit :lots No I and = and south half
of lot 6 of section 3 and lots ], 2, 3,
4, and s, of section 4 in township 10
range 8 west, the northwest quar-
ter and west half Of southeast quar-
ter Of section - and southeast quar-
ter of section I In township 10 range
s west, and 2OO acres In section 10
township Is range 0 west. The
tract Of land which | will offer for
sale being an undivided one half OF
the same tract of land conveyed by
5. w. Ferguson commissioner of
the Chancery Court of saul county,
to John y. Foote by deed recorded
at page ---- of book of the deed
A
The Greenville times., 1875-07-24

Jones gave u lawyer a bill to
collect which amounted to $50.
Calling for It after while he inquir-
ed ifit had been collected. " Oh,
ycs,n said the lawyer, :" ! have
It all for you. " WHAT'S the char
ges for collecting? "Oh said the
lawyer laughing, I'm not going
to charge, you much-why have
known you ever since you were q
baby and your father before you
twenty will he about right :
handing over ten. " Well" said
Jones, as he meditated upon the
transaction, IT'S a darned lucky
thing he didn't know my grand
father, or I shouldn't have got any
thing!"