{"newspaper_name": "Washington telegraph.", "edition": "01", "page": "p2", "byline": ""}
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We had copy of our paper returned from
Brownsville, Tennessee, last week with the follow
ing words written the margin, ''stop this paper,
l would not pay the postage for it."


1t was returned by an old sinner, who, having
read it for nearly three years without paying US a
cent for iwishes TO swindle out Of what is justly
due us


We annex his account, which he will save cost,
by renting at the earliest opportunity. He can
remit the amount by mail at our risk provided he
will get the postmaster TO retain evidence of the
fact of his having mailed it.
NICHOLAS T. PERKINS, !