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manded Felix. "A claim or receipt for $25 which
hold," replied Mr. Rice. g That said Felix, "Is
Joint note given in connection with some We
tumpka trading money, which am not liable to
pay and by the bye, have an account Of l6 or 10
dollars against you, for money won from you at
poker which wish you would sete.''


He also charged the General with having auction
ed off at public auction in the town Of Taladego.
divers members of the whig party. "Yes did,
said the General, :" Iauctioned off both wings and
democrats; and it was because they came to the
land sale, and bought up poor mems homes, bought
them out of house and home"


Many of the crowd now evidenced a disposition
to leave; "Fellow citizens" said the General, al
hope you will remain this is democratic looking
glass. .r-But as for oursef, we were taken with too
decided leaving to stay. Felix seemed to post
up the books pretty square as he went; and we un-
derstood that Mr.. Rice, at the request of some of
the ,audience, .desisted from personalities, and
branched off upon something else.


The General acknowledged his errors with
manly fankness, said that he intended to repent and
reform, but could name no precise period when he
would set about it. as such vows were generally
written III sand" Felix has his faults, but be-
Iieve me, he has to wear many sins which he does
not commit. The want of early culture only, has
prevented hinl from beiug one of the first men Of
the nation