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The American Joe Miller

by Robert Kempt

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A Double Difficulty — 437

An anti-slavery man says what the Southern Confederacy wants is the capitol, and what they can’t get to take it with is the capital.

With a Quill — 438

A Mr. Hen has started a new paper in Iowa. He says he hopes by hard scratching to make a living for himself and his little chickens.

DOUBTFUL.—439.

After asking your name in the State of Arkansas, the natives are in the habit of saying, in a confidential tone, “Well, now, what war yer name before yer moved to these parts?”

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