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Capt. Tobin, who on The morning after
the publication of his correspondence with
Gen. McCalla woke up and like Byron.
found himself famous, is now one of Sher.
III Lowi> deputies. The Captain il a
gentleman Of manners most bland. and
although bis avocallon brings him Ia con.
tact with almost all kinds Of people his nat.
ural poliiencsf never faFlsA5 LAA. Yes.
teHday he met a man against whom. AS
deputy sheriff he had writ Of arrest.
whom he aecoslei--"sif, Lsw do YOU do.
Mr. Smith; presume--John Smith"


"Thc same, sir but by whom have |
the honor Of being Addressed"


by Mr.. Tobin sir--Capt--cI Captain
Tobin."


"Ah, Mr.. ToJin, how do Won do, an
excellent thing that correspondence Of
yours--quic taking style, yours-any
thing else in that way"


Yes said Tobin, 81 have a note /,
my knapsnck left for you; look It over M.
Smith aud you will perceive that il gs.
lains my style as ofquito taking charac.
ter"


The cS captain and Mr.. Smith wcro
shortly alier seen walking down to Tho
shcrlii's office, in close proximity TO each
olhcF.--N. o. Dclia.