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we nave been dunned so much the
last week by those that we accidently
become indebted to, until we are ac.
taally becoming as furious as a meat
ace. Thunder and tightening aint a
prlmlng to US now-we are nearly on
brink of getting so des.
Perate that we can't look an honest
man in the face our coat sleeve is
worn thread-bare by being pulled to
one side and civily asked to pay that
little we Owe. We have stood it with
meekness and christian fortitude for
the last three Or four days, but now
there is "change coming over the
spirit ofour dresms," and we are
bound in self defence to call on those
indebted to US, to walk up to the
slrach and fork over the few dimes
they owe US. We notify all that we
have got up full head of steana-lool
out for squalls.


We learn that Virgil A. Stewart,
who exposed the notorious John A.
Murrell, was assassinated in Texas a
short time ago.


The Washington Times, the paper
that brought the charge of treason a.
gainst the U. S. Senate has become
defunct. 1t is said the Times will
shortly be revived and is to advocate
the claims Of Richard M. johnson to
the Presidency.


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Welearn from the Holmesville Free
Press, that Mr.. VIM. P. Leggitt a
citizen of Pike county, was shot and
killed by Mr.. Joseph Afford, while
passing through the premises of Mr..
A. near his dwelling in Washington
Parish La, on the night of the 9th
inst. Mr.. A. has given himself up 10
the proper authorities.





The Last One.--We saw lady
walking down the street the other day
and from her appearance, we came
to the conclusion she was nearly
all hustle.





Messrs. Marx & Hymanr are re.
celving a fine stock of Spring and
Summer Goods. They invite theil
friends to call and examine them.