Nebraska Newspapers

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VOL. III.
CITY OF BROWNYILLE, NEMAHA COUNTY, N. T., THURSDAY; SEPTEMBER 1), 1858. NO. 11.
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Miscellaneons.
Tlie Tenter Dollar.
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- sti ar-.-r,, making their dibit in large or
s,uali viIia?C5' CI1'-raliy crt'ate luurc or
less sensation aaiong the 'natives,' who
if the stranger puts on the slightest de-
gree in mystery, or stops among -.liem j
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raw any exertion to silt him
space nor
to the very
bottom.
In one of these localities, the over-
grown village a Uaytoii, UUio, .several ;
yt-ars ago, there made his appearance a
lo;i','-l'gg.-tl lean, laijk specimen of hu-
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man nature, whose tout mumble lepoke !
i"itron.UueIand ot Pork and b'-, i
or, as some seem to reckon it, 'the land ot
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luuc' J11U ,u inuier ne eame, none
aPi'ar"1 a! ie tJ eluciuate ; but certain it
was, the stniiiiTer created no little sezisa-
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tii m !ir. inn I iho viMnor.i linfininir (iron-.
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where, with his fists carefully stowed
away into the deep recesses of his capa
cious pocket's, and his fuzzy white hat
knocked and crowded' into all manner
of acute angles and indentations, sitting
jauntily upon his tow-hair covered head.
He had been teen making his entree
into the village upon the tow-path of the
canal, from toward Cincinnati, early in
the morning; and about noon, after hav-
ing Weil threaded each by-way, lane.
eet, aven'ie andailtyof the village, he
the centre ot the village, and iuimediate-
ly walked into the aforesaid depot of
cheap fodder. A Dutchman kepi the
shop and as it was a place of common re
sort of the idlers and stragglers, it was
tolerably well stowed when our down
east 'genius' popped his hatchet-shaped
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things in general and the pyramid of gin- i
ger-l read in particular. !
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g. ttural vibrntion between that of a
sn: rt and a gnmt.
"(vues veu gjt souie cakes and beer,
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tu-.by, anl gu.-.- I'll Iiev a few o them
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not n :;s any wav. saui the stranger, wiio
by this time w as the cynosure of all eyes,
and the 0'.j.Tt ,,f e. u-ideiable m. - rri -
men t. the croud in and about the beer-
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but iinaliy the matter being adjusted, the
Yankee sat down tq on a whisky ca-k. ar-
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the c-.-unt- r. and started his ma.-ti.at-
j::g f.-.-sils, full ehi;le.
'Stranger," say.- one of the crowd,
-I'll 1 som-thing y-.u're a Yankee."
AVelh guess yeou'd win, tu, on that,"
says the ankee.
-Oh! I kuow'd yen was. you are all
terrille creatures for gingerbread, 'r.in't
you ? '' continued the impostor.
-Ye-os." says the Yankee, taking a
pull at his beer. "I reckon we du devour
it once m a whi.e. lamt hard to take
jn a feller's innards are nigh to a
cohapse.
Where do vou hail from when you're
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Whar du I hail from ?" says the Yan-
kee.
"Yes. whore do you belong ;" ccntin -
stiouer.
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vou'd hev to du without a sun Vasior.ally
out this wav. fcr it often takes a heap ef
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coaxin' and stirrin' to get the eld blazer
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md spread herself.1'
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down that way .".-as c:
Cold snaps?"
avs the Yankee. "I
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ally, ever you did see, pre-haps."
What do ycu call cold weather V
I "I ken tell yeou squire, when the cat
j lie's tails drop clean off", and the grind-
stone busts; when ram's horns snap like
i pipe, stems, tows' lags freeze up; when ;
I snow fall fifteen feet on a level, and;
i hard enough en top to hear an ox ; when J
four-and-a-half proof brandy freezes, and '
tiJf. iire oes uut tlie, iUst about then, !
sijuir, we consider it a mighty cold snap j
of wcather."
This r;cU,re 0f C0M weather symptoms !
iu Ara;ne lickjeJ the crowJ amaz;ngly
and the laugh seemed to fire-up the Yan-
wee.
"Gu.'ss yeou needn't take on so about
it ; l et live dollars yeou hain't got no
iU,.h tvlJ snap:. bout here am-l.ow.
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tlie crowd to chalk up to the Yankee'
t.(jia Wcather in Maine, he choked down !
hi, ng dander, and with a gulph swal-
owea the residue of his beer, crowded
die last cake into his mouth, and giving
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aperture a wipe with Ins bony hand,
he faceJ the Dutchiuan.
"Xeow, landlord, cipher up the dama
ges, and I'll square the account."
"Yell, der vos der beer, six, and der
vos der cakes, ten, dat vos sixteen cents."
"Sixteen cents ! I swan, that's a heap
o' money to invest in cakes and beer,
anyhow; sixteen cents! Guess twelve
and a half will do, won't it ?"'
"No, dat it von't' said the beer man;
"chust down mit der moneys."
"Wall, neow, guess yeou needn't get
riled up beout it, anyhow; guess I kin
plank the pewter "thout gittin" cantanker
ous beout it. But s'pose yeou call it jest
fourteen cents, cash up, and no grum
blm ? "
"Eosh !" growled the Dutchman, down
"down mit der money, and clear out o'
mine house mit your tam Yankees."
"Oh, neow ! show your monkey, will
yeou? Guess yeou can't skeer a feller,
no heow; but I say, yecu, hold your giz
zard, and let's arrange business ; four-
teen cents and a ci-gar what d'ye
c.iy -i
V, n,lv in evol.J.v tho ..1.1 n,.t.-1..r
u ' mad" the sacrifice, and dumped down a
-melee" en the counter, and demanded
t ,.;,., f.lIirt,..'n rem in full.
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I-iredy hauling out an old greasy
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was brou-ht forth, the wallet re-closed
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! "Xeow there's the pewter, just smash
; ,iiat Ulia t.ulit yi,ur p.i iiiy:i ie
i Th.. i..,.i;iet,t th.. nntehnmn nut hU fin-
i ger otithe dollar his Dutch blood seemed
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. naming red, became his locale, that a
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nurge: norge : lawis me oeer
,:!an to one of his deputies, "run down to
! the suuire's and git der constable to come
i . l.yne mien (Jod, dis tam Yankee
j,.r counterfeit monish."
; rav. 0 tjKrt? v-asn't a rCnoral muss !
I The Yankee abroad, at all times & genus
,,f ,,,rro,0d pul licity, trickishness, sharp
( l.,arain5 ar.d cute '-dodges," was at this
J criticai epoch the time that Ohio was so
! boimlifullv supplied with "bogus" and
, hy hi? SU5pici0Us maneuvering, made an
, rs,,ct.;ai 0T,;0Ct 0f distrust.
The bare mention of his having pre-
sented a counterfeit dollar w as the ewe for
..n tv i..rii.prB.nil ,n r,,, n tberoont.
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i ine lhe dollar, while a deputy shopman
! made a break for the ccnstalle. The
! moveniei.t was so aiddenlv cxecu-
ted, that "dow:i-east" found himself in the
f c .t t i r i ii m
latigs of the law before he could well say
. i -i-i -, r
; -y.-mkins." A grand raft of folks honor-
t.j tj,,, down-easter with a procession to
the otnee ct that high and mighty puis-
"Umph! ah! ves, base counterfeit
rascally fraud !" continues tne magistrate,
, ci.yin lhe jrr(.asv white coin, which was
! nicked with a Penknife, rung, smeiled, and
. . ....-
,-..hnr,,.Kn if..i,.. I.- I -in ., c it' rtrflil-
otherwise tested by the talcs d: circum-
stantibus..
"Well, Mr. Bomwig," says his honor,
..?0 on and tell how and when this trans-
: . , , i i . -i
ncTio'i too i lace, ana an auoui n.
His honor then gave a magisterial snort
, and cough, and the beer man went on to
'Veil, den, sipihires,! voa bchitit mine
counter, all by mineself , mit shorge, mine
dark, and all'dese oder shentlemen vos
sthanding dere, too; veil, vile I vos going
out, dis daur'-
'"Come, come, sir, no swearing here,
lit. Bomwijj," says the magistrate.
"Vel, den, s(i:.ires. dist-t Yankee come
to mine shop; rat mine cakes and drinks
mine bear, den de ta-taCma-istrate shakes
his head;) den he, dis Yankee, shrews me
down to fourteen cents, and den he gives j new, sjuire, dun't get alarmed, no hocus An oui ianue r, w .! had been badly -w i...
dis ta (frown from the magistrate) ! pokers 'beout this, (all on the tender hooks died there, said of it: lr' tie angol ( Ja
il ish bogle tollar, vot ish a tam spurish ' of excitement;) but by jest holding that briel hi.ppens to lije.t at '.dui::''t.s. :!: -counterfeit."
j d liar over them coals a minute and a half, will be n- ro-i rr. i 'ioo. f - r !: :! ?ni: -
"I shall fine you, sir, five dollars for j I'll fetch out a bran spick and span I right die him cut of his trump-:! b. n re he ( a.,
that oath, sir!" said the magistrate in a j gen-eo-ine." ; a single let !
rage. " The mob rushed to the desk where th-' Su;1I1,ri n,:Lt , (i.c,j:! po..e th
"That's n?ht, s.puire, put it.u the darn-
ed critter, consarn him!"
"Silence, you rascal, or Til send you to
the penitentiary without hearing!"
says the foamin- magistrate, to the Yan-!
kee, who had up to the moment of break-1
ing silence, been quietly chipping oil' the
top of a very ugly cane in his possession,
"O ! well, suuire, if you say so, guess
I'll shet pan at once; and if you j-st hand
over that pewter o'miue, guess I'll vut
,t T-.; 1,,,,-n ..vluv "
"Will you? Well, we'll see about that,
you rascal!" r.-ponded the magistrate.
"Now, constable," he continued -search
tne rascai; see now muni ot mat tase
ccin he has secreted al
jut him."
Thi Yan
.Ul-O V-n 11. T P.V. !! 1 1.1 . . 11
i in i;.i iitiii civ. ei
over, tumbled and tossed, every seem and
r, Mi i-i,i. ,.' r .ii, n .!.;.. 01. .1 1
tial toggery duly scrutinized, and the con-
, , " c 1 11
tents a large jaekmie, piece of ci.ad;,
strings, a wan., t ana two letters were j, l.inh.dav to the pres- nt n. inei t h--placed
upon the de.-k of the magistrate ! has given all the outward indications of
The contents of the wallet exhibited h'-ing nearly drunk; and yet, so far a I
several hundred dollars in good sp,cie-i k,i; or k J 'snv
. , ,. , . I swanawed a ilrop ot ardent spirits iri h:
paying bank funds, a g,ld picee. and two . lifo -n,oU.Ax m 0und health h-
five francs, all genuine stulf; although the j p-.s never walked without stag.-. -ring.
court tried mighty hard to throw seme;
doubt upon the purity of the funds, but it ;
, , ,
was no pro, and the uttemr-t to cp.iestion the
& ' 11 I
means by which so much money eau.e into
the possession of such a queer he-king.
biped proved equally futile as theexami -
nation of the letters indicated very dis-
tinctly that the down caster had adadr.n l
mam of some repute in the State of Maine.
! lin,l 1-mvs ,.f lov.. ati'.-ction and re -
: rrard for tle-ir peram!:ulatir:g offspring
i ;., i.,.,f u-,...,r,.i,.
IlO 111 lil'. UK. Sill .- v - L ill .1' .11 i.t.U
,IIav, vou leen ruPbing any body, sir?
- ,
.1. 1 1 .1.
: .liu u;ese om ic iu is, mm iiiisoi.i urou-
; ev sjr?' inquired the magistrate, keenly
w,.!-,.,
j ?L 1 i-ti lill. ill L LI i uUI'.'.'
, t.- ,, t 1 Ai
"N ell, siiuire, I reenn as how them
1 . .
documents t-e mine, c-i i Know anytning
beout law and gospel."
"What is your calling what do you
follow for a living?" inquired the magis
trate. "What deou I follow for a living?
Ye-as wall, squire, I live about like other
folks do; breath principally, and "'
"Come, sir, no impudence," says the
magistrate; "answer direct and to the
point. How came you in possession i f
1 1 T 1 . 1
this counterfeit dollar, this vile fraud, eh?
"Counterfeit!" savs the Yankee with
, . -. 4, 'e
evident spirit; "countcrieitf
1
"Counterfeit, sir! Certainly I do: and
if you don't render a ready and distinct
nr.-nt;ntn.,nv it come in vcur Possess i..:i.
- . :, ,. .., c -
X 11 1.1'illIHIL U I .-. i.lHllll.
Well, perhaps vu will," says t
self-possessed down-caster. "Hut I calctt-
late, squire, to prove you're no judge of
cnorii. ?f vam 1... .-,f 1nv I'll !.---t hot
1 ' ,
, -iii
any mo else, sqmre. that ar del-
e, is the gen-eo-me stuff, atidnoth-
yeou or
lar there
in. else; a fust rate rale gen-eo-ine Span-
j ish dollar, ii; 'oig-o.'
" Why. you rascal," says the magistrate:
uon l I Know goon nieiie noin oau:
"Calkerlate you Jcu't. squire. If yeou
i . t i i r.. 1 )
m't to bet eti't I've got th d.
iin.
tu lav up, aiiVhow i savs the l an!;'
i 1 ' .
i l" l' " ' . '"
squire," was the crv in the co'art: and th
magistrate in the heat cf the excitemen
1 ras al n - side c,' mv hull walk?
i -
i nr,i ,-.c t l -,.o m'.-.i r.V. b .v-"
i '..Ti:at I ,vi!i." say.; his l.ot.- t
.
Ff.nj v-u t0 f' lun.bJs inf. ihe Hr-ain.
"
;
SO .
u0, yc-ot; needn't give y-urself ar.vcr.-
easiness al
enttt me
i"t 1 ", - " r - - ra
action, squire, anl I calk-ri;-
I i ,
.'e it '.
: rorpe out i.i.-e soaare nt.v n-i-.
"gow. we ii soon settn:
tt.;.
ays tne
squire
"Here, v a vo-.: re n mi.
j Jones felt the dollar, grintd, sintit it,
' gave two grins
j "Pewter or .Brittany, squire,'7 savs
; Jones.
, , T ,
.s the ankeo to Jones, "do
I eou, sav
j yeou Know silver wnen yeou see'i." he
continued, grinning at the silversmith
Reckon I c tight to," says he.
-
Srinire noilil.'il ves. AV:i!l. Tienw.'eist
I II-. in inrn -..iit-ii t.i?Mr..f
' give me them tongs and the dollar, so
i j T j :
lankee uroppeu me uoiiar iroin tr:e
tuiigs, and before you could say Ji.hu Ibd -
- - -
iusoii, lis p, the silversmith I awl
"Sijuire. yo've lo.-t, by tliunder, it's a
1 iiii
500..1 douar, been covered witn tin i.nl or
tpncKsnver. '
The entire crow J acknowledge the corn,
j magistrate confessed it at kw;Li;t in
consideration of handing l.aek the Yankee
j "s wallet and contents, dollar, h
, ,u j
: :iciiu.y said they d call n square
I he'd let the stranger off.
T:e "leetle ends" of the Yankee's coat
i i - i
j WL-r-' soon -tan-Jing' out towards sunset,
, urt el -sed f r that day.
Inherent Peculiar 1 tics.
In
one o
f the New J'.nglai.d State - 1
11 1 . . I .1
Jll il 1.KI . II J it 1. t.t - i 1.1....' 11
; years of age, whose eonditi-.n is a re.
! ...nr'-il I., ili-ii uit-.-t r-i 1 ii n i,t' tl, r-iriit-n
i knv t;-at' i;i cvory ease, the child uavery
: faithful copy e-f its parents.
1 Tr,i lc.v v. natural drunkard. 1'r, m
His h-
:vavs 1;; ....a ni
l T'a is - that ieenliar ihara.t. r
winch marks persons 1:1 a very low ;,;
i,- , ,,1 ,' ,1
ot intoxication. It, neve run 1-ss, 1:1 th
j .t t. p;s ;.;.;-.L rings an 1 reelings,
sen:, thing is said to him in a wav t l-a-s.-
i through the thick atmosph. re ,-f his
i ''dh-Tl being, and rm trate hisu.iu !.
at once reuses, like a ivmm--.'i t
and gives pivot enough that
le 1- n
! wautin"- in native talents. L.wevi r his
' mental' faculties arc en-hivu b .1. Ills
di-p eition. also, seems to be extr. m- !
I amiable. He i kind to every one ip;i
: . . , . Ill- 1 '
i 1" XvtU
, led lor his mistoitunc', Lut in spite et h'.s
.. -.- 1 ,
1 lamentat'ie conuiuon, r-'gar.;. a with no
i common interest. He is looked upon as
a star ef no mean magnitude, ob-.-ured
I
I 1 1 1 ..... 1 ,...1.. .1. ,
auu aiuiosi i noei I'm i in- iu.-; :
, , , , . , -,, , , , ,,
' which he is doomed to dwell, till he shall
pass from the present to a belter state ef
existence.
Now, as I understand the law of he-
reditary descent, there i-- nothing unnat -
i - .1-1 ....... I' i I : i
urai in mis i-o s case. i.er ruoiMuu -
al ever l orn, is governed I v tie- same
-. .i i i :. .." ... i .. .. i....
principle, imiiui i.ius' -a tiiiu oi oe n,:i
l;e i. Trior to marriage his fath- r had
been a secret but confirmed drunkard;
and wh-m the fact hi cam. known to the
gentle and sweet-spirited being, v,ho 1 ut
i- . . 1 . . 1 l - . l . 1 1 . 1
a 1'. lll'.-li..!-? i e ;ui ' , i.i.. t i-l. i '.-..I" in -
wife, the revuiu'.ten was made .-ud.b-nl y.
; and in away the most imrre.-Mve and an
! ailing. One night, when he was -up-
j no-ed to 1 the most unimpf r.chal ! .f
', , i i ii i .,
i lri.-ban-ls. he -taggen-d le in.. a:.d 11 on
. ti10 i.,or ja a s:al,. of wretche 1 in. bria-
' tien. For weeks he wallowed in mi ry.
' During tlf' next si or -.-von moni'.is. s.-.-
iti-' that his done-sti- r.-putatien ha 1 be, u
forfeited, he kept up almost a c, r,
-cetie ot lutoxna' ion.
Sh.
, en 1 of this perh-1, he wa
was the
i : a m
'-rW-l '' Wl.lloU. a.-tUelte
' rass.d away but then-
' rassed awnv l ut th'-re occurr.-u !, ( ..
the h:ili:s of x:, p. ,.r j.
u.a3 vl t,,.,.,N b.v.-v. r. dis.-.y. ,-r, .!
there was st :meth.:.g singular i:i th
ap-
1 p..-aran-
Wl, u i;
lu n
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P'-M-n:-'i-r!S r
i .1 , ,.i
; t ,,..,. . ..
At the ag
'. .: . . ., i
s i x uu.-n-:.-.
d I' -vnt.ia
-rl ..va ; :e-
:.an. h hid
a
w-
t'.-rtd t , th- di-.'-:
also ! ' 'u.i ti.i hnv
At
v. : . .- i
1 W:
1
ti.'- c
its stra
t. t;..
1 I
s:...
arms.
: that I.y.
1'r-
th
i n-ver ta-
of L".f-
anl th--!.
: , 1 ...
II--. 1-
int.-
ell .1-; I
.1
i.;;n o
,!,-.. i .-. in-,.-, t'
.- .
tu.
Georg v.i-ho.it si.-
a t
i ;
-i
;n'v an
IT T
( J. I r- j ice
ehara,t--r: a
t ) ';-.u. it.- t j r '
1 1... .. -- .1 .,
,;v. . qqr rq
, w; ,c
wh ca
,". f e
,!. . i :.-..i i i
ing o: lv the
i. '. . i ..j i . i.i. t :
v
! This
pnueque cf mhi titing trait- ;.
Ciiaract: rist.es, however, 1- -usce":'. .
1 a.u ";de!iuiie number of nli.stn.;...un
11 lias !. ui.e ;i pro ero, mm li is
.mined by all history a:. 1 cb.-cr.u; i
' that the cif-pring .. f" ia ; !;;,,,. s lv.,;.,-,-.
tions are i
rn.lv n.rirkr.l 1 a s'.ii
i tendency to it;,prep-r pa.-sions, wliile ti -:
Mil seii, i.t oi,s and daughters the sain.
n:'. r".ti-i t w)..r. t'.. .........
. .
: has taken p'ace, are m
, .
in: I";. I irtiloi
Columbus. Kenturky. a hard pia.
vegetal I
mu't; r :u t... 1.1 ; r.-.v kin i
.,,, i , i ., i . , j i
. watit i-i' in il a-1...-, or i :..y to iM wa-
ter. and pla-ter to fa: : :d
l .uH.::i;..
to di
.ve tn
i.ud niA.i i it
'.e
A mrnufactnrer in the south i f Franci
advertises a preparation vhieh hi-call-
"liau de lee,"
id d. i l;'li S that It
iiituf tne hair a. v. ay.- p!.-s i .- :.u ;.. n
..i
oral b-" din i ti; n, and . i ,-s to th pTso:t
wuo uci-s it -aa a.r e-1 Cis'.i!nt:-u an!
j-rcmacy.
A l.v i- a ib-pu'v -I - ' !!" r. i -w v.A
ltiVeti- tt i ) a;:- !: I-' a
ing nnchine.
. e find tin
A ii-i!" i-r.h
a-k.d
;n e - ..ange.
:y -c;:..
i ..
What did i ur
, ;;" . " ' ; " ,'V,' .', '
..m ,..at .1 ;4 '.
The ur. hiu s, rm. 1..-.J hi, hea l a t..w
1:. :.: :.!- an-i t...-n g: avi lv v.
"I'.t-rnal vi-ilan-e i, the pi
e-rtv !"
1 1 t 11 :
ee cf lib-
raraJise lit gaiie :!. Ih.geo.g a 1
eyed gal en a ile of frc-l.Iy-cs.t 1 b.ver.
Go wav, strav
A cv. :.trv
ri i s
1 ve
? l:-t vout
:1 1 T
xe 1:.
r In r 1
: "D.
a little
U.
1 .
I..'.'
1
old iv
CI.
.-. .i t.ian situ 1 :
;:;i - b e.
i: tt.e c i ,
1 .,!. ,1 , .
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Il;
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I
1 ut . 1. ;.
ot the
1 1
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: .t raliv, t'H tr.'-v d. n 1 run h' r n w.
. -'
I The f,. 11,
1 i.i ! '-
!i a v v; llateu
l.e i - :
tot .. t ..... .
lllll'. Ill 111. 11 i . . . . I I"
1
i . j r 1
m-n nar.t a?. ! . . 1.
for two oar.. 1 i.i
'mediately.
; To whi h in ret-ly
i
; "Sir-Tl ir
'.-ua..v
.
nig
I r. gr t that my
ii I
'''Tt!"
If it 1.:- 1.
1- -tig, stij p.--se y- u ! . il .-.-a a ht:'.- v.!.:'.
A Mn-n-.-i; i jap..-r t--:ii how a
i i
(i4 i.i ii'.ii.. u.i.
I !
1 .
ecu 1 -a -.
i ue- ot his n
u; a V. ;!;-
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an-, n it it
i
it, 1 i.t supp- ::.
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:
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: l.ui:
i. It
... 1 on.
li f. - nl
it ! :: tie
1 - v.- : -
tat le ; f :m
-' r .y a g't.-.v. .
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re 1 -
u no v.
A u.nv.ey 1 t :.'
I ov--r m a tl. .u
n i.-guini.'.g :
i ;,v., ..ho !,!
b-r st- tin.
;.,-;. -,-r 1
hit gun;"
on1
s a
11,
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r .
ti
w- 1
Wi ;
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.id, a
. ha'
r-m
1.: -.'
a-vyi r :
Wh
T l - '
i :
Ti.
:re- ' ;u n Hgh
Ail i.r-n
r I-.-.:: :"!
iriruilti-s. Vi '
A wi'hf-ut imperie
what l.e sorks: :
.: ( ur faults. a:.d
i t:
n? v. in i:
ve cur-.-1;
: isr:i:.2un.i h 1 1.,-;:. Nt-!'r:.U itv. I
!csc 1-6'-. vl-r.i
says he.
! state his case.
versmith. feci this d.-ilar "
a;
h m ii: