IN TROUBLE.
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The Coon is dying, In Ohio Chapman has driv-
en- him to tree in New Y ork he has not enough
courage left TO grin at an unfedged rooster; and
here in North Carolina, the fur is beginning TO
fly in all directions. We hear of no offers to bet.
Even the Editor of the Register, though he does
not bet HIMSELF has ceased to tell his friends that
the needful can be had in exchange for good pa
per and in his Fridays paper he shows he is in
trouble by the way in which he calls upon his
friends to soritc to him about Federal prospects.
But it will not DO The people are digging the
grave of that same old Coon; and on the 4th of
next November they viii bury him.