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JACKSON TOWNSHIP.

Alta meeting Of the Wings, held at Cambridge
City, April Bird 1913; on motion OF A. M Brad
berry, Wm A. Rifner called to the chair
On motion OF Wan. Elliott, A. NJ Bradberry
vas appointed Secretary.
On motion John Beard, John II. 1ntchinson'
and Edmund Lawrence, were appointed delegates
10 attend the Convention 10 be held at Cambridge
City, on the 18th inst, for the purpose of nomi'
Mating n candidate for Congress.
Ga motion of Presley Hutton, the chair APP
pointed committee Of three to report names TO
the meeting delegates 10 County Convention
10 be held a Centseviile on the 29tb inst Where
upon. Presley Hutton, VIM. Elliott, and A. +.
Shor,ridgs appointed said Committee. who,
after a short retirement, reported the names as
follows:
AnsIem Butler, ] p. Creager, j. Wore, John
Whppo, Presley Hutton, VIM. Elliott, Amos Lnse,
Nathan Harvey, w. A. Rfner, Solomon Mere
diih John A Smith. S s. Ceckner. A. +. Short
ridge John Crum, Thomas Tyner, Samuel Grippe,
f. Johnsonbaugh, A. NJ. Bradberry, n Jessup.
George Thistle thwaI,
WILLIAM A. RIFNER, Chr.
A. NJ BRADBERRY. Sec.
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equal 10 tina, with which il was projected, but as
the velocity of falling body increases directly
as the square root of the space through which it
has fallen, at the instant Of its passing the point
Of projection ,'s speed will be less than what it
v as when first set 10 motion. The same relation
holds .rue for all the intermediate points. and
when the atmosphere acts it offers an 'mPedi.
ment to the descending mo,Do, so that IT becomes
still slower. Hence, the selocity during the s
cent is greater than during the descent, and from
the proportion before stated the relative times
are readily deduced
NEWTON PRIME.
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James p. Burgess J. c. Maxwell, Moore E'ter'
Isaac Beeson, and Martin Shaeffer, were appoints
ed delegates 10 the County Convention, to be held
in Cen,reville on the ooh inst
Washington Township instructed nef oe'esa'es
10 vote for Judge Perry as their hfst choice.
Jackson, instructed hers Tor Parker.
Jeffsrson, for Smith.
Green, for Parker.
Clay, for Rariden.
Abingdon, for Bloomfield
Franklin, for Smith.
Perry, for Parker.
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cipIes Of Henry Clay, and believe him as states
man and civilian unsurpassed by any.
The meeting was addressed by Messrs. Ratiiff,
League and Starr on The importance and Imper-
alive necessity Of the union of the Wing party
in the coming contest for principles.
On motion il was ordered that the proceedings
Of this meeting be published in the Palladium
The meeting adjourned TO meet again on the
evening of the first Saturday in May next
WALTER LEGG, Prest
JAMES STARR, Sec'y.
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rrouxuSIcATFD1

DIED,-On the 2oth of March, 1S43, PAMELA ANN.
daughter of JOHN MEEK. aged Is years. months and Il
days. after illness of years, only weeks OF which
time confined her She bore her sickness
with the greatest christian forttudc She expressed her
implicit confidence in Lord aud Saviour Jesus
Christ. Before spirit world told her father
she ted walk the golden streets of the New
jerusalem and there JOIN mother. Who had gone
before her, singing the praises of the Lamb hat slain
redeem her from the sins of world
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.

"YILL be offered for sale Saturday, the 22nd Of
wv April next, public outcry the following property
belonging the of John White deceased, a that
of and lately owned by the said
John White lies leading
the State line Newport, and of the road lead
ing Sparansbug-east of of filisboroug,
ayne county, Jndana all lots laid
the plat of said town, and lately
sold J. Fl. Bruce off the end" The will be
third Of purchase money in sx-one third i'll twelve,
and the remaining third in eighteen months, the purchaser
give with approved security Due attendance viii
be given by JESSE TOWNSEND, Admir-.
March %, lS43. 1881
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"AIR.-TO THE MECHANICS. MANUFACTU-
II RERS AND ARIIZANS OE THE WEST

VNAlR.-TO THE MECHANICS. MANUFACTU-
II RERS AND ARTIZANS OF THE WEST
EeioH CEens The period of annual exhibition which
will Monday 18th June, approaching, and again
solicit aid which the interests OF
mechanic and less involved than
that of the institution represent
Whatever atverses and brings them into
enables their quality, to increase the faces
produc reduce their price, and therefore
successfully with the productions OF distant
places and foreign countries.
The object of the exhibition benefit the Institute
the industrial classes
of the community foster and encourage gsnus
wherever he foundnnd to improve
These the Institute has thus far endea-
vored TO do. aud its purpose is still the same
With these appeal the enlightened public
fellow wokmen with confidence that the sixth
will be sustained with liberasy surpassed
and which shall be alike eredtable
the Institute and the industry aud skill OF the West
The Ladies also whose smiles ensure success in eve
noble enterprise respectfully invite to contribute OF
their Workmanship such specimens OF their taste aud
| skill a they may find it convenient TO prepare.
By order, &c, J. l.. TALBOT, }
~ DOuGLAss.} Committee.
WIN. WISWEL,
March 04th. lS43
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new LEATHER STORE.

Undersigned returned from Cincinnati. and
having purchased of the Me.srs. Tayor's large lot
LEATHER, he offers II for sale ut Cincinnati prices
with the carriage only His stock conssts of heavy
and light and Upper Lea; Calf aud skins
Boot, womens Morocco, Seal skins, lnings and Bind
ings, Horse and Sheep SKINS &c. &c The lot
variety of light and heavy. and all Of tho
quality far nsh &c They will be cold for cash only.
"a which they offered wilt
justify credt The leather be found a, the resi-
dence of NATHAN RAMbO.
Richmond, April l, 1913.
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

NHE undersigned has taken ettes tesssssentary
the estate Of Samuel Ogan, deceased, late Of Wayne
County, he therefore all indebted said
make Immediate payment and al having claims 70
them legally authenticated for settlement within The me
prescribed oy law. The supposed be solvent
ELIAS OGAN.
March IS. Is43.
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II E n r w nj n r. o r..
NUMBER EMBELisHED WITH An
Original and Exquisite Design on steel.
EDITED BY GEORGE P. MORRIS.

illustrated by G. CHAPMAN, who is exclusively enga-
ged Tor the Work.
TERMs.-s3 per annum-Singe Numbers Ct Gents.
In the course of weeks the undersigned will COM
/ his account, the publication of a
of the NEW York MIRRoa in the oetapo form,
entirely nopel and original plaw Steel Engraving
IN every number, for 81 cents per copy.
The NEw MANOR will appear with many striking and
attractive features, distinguishing it from every other PEI
and numbe, will contain beautiful Engraving
Steel designed and etched by Chapman, illustrating lot
peculiar interest. Besides the contributions Of all
tensive of correspondentswhch embraces Of
the talent of this counsywe have made fos
fresh and early TRANSACTIONS from Of the best wr'ers Of
France and for proof sheets from several of tho popular
authors of England With such materials, and with such
able in the literary vnegads hope to
present the American reader weekly journal Of
will sedulousy be avoided The MrRRoR will remarka-
be hope rather for good articles without names, than
for articles with distinguished names II will embrace
in its of elegant literature;
pIsing OF sketches of society and manners,
sentiment and everyday e piquant essays domestic and
foreign correspondence literary W.T. ana humo
and gossip The fine arts. and literary must.
cal. dramatic criticisms I.s reviews of works
will be carefel, discriminating and Impartial VIII aim
foster literature suited the taste and desires OF tho
and country II! tendency viii be cheerful and enlive-
ming, well as improving 1t VIII seek TO gratiiy every
offend the fastdioos and
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to human eyesn
The will published every Saturday, in numbers
of sixteen large superroya pages with double columns,
enclosed a Ornamental cover II will form
the end of the year. superb hum
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and The fine
The very price which it will issued, renders it
the cheapest periodical in this other untry const
ering the and beauty Of its If-TWO ENGKA-
WINGS, end intrinsic value OF its literary
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No. 4. Ann street, aear Broadway, New York.
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For the RichmonI Palladium.
PARTING HYMN.

Composed by G 80 PArrsos, and sung at Hc di,'ution
the Dark Lyceuns, Of Greenfield, Hancock co., IL.
Mu.t friendships sacred ties part
And leave trace behind
No, Memry oft shall wiring the heart
Ana call the past 10 mind.
Oh may have that faith divine
which beyond the akies.
Where worlds of fadeless glory shine
And friendship never dies:
And friendship never dies nor fades,
And friendship never dies
Where worlds of fadeless glory shine
And friendship never dies.
Times rapid current rolls with NO,
Death moves upon the tide:
With grief each lov'd onego
And Narmest friends divide.
may, &c.
All man! frail man, how dark thy lot
On earth's lone vale of tears,
Soon the earth TO be forgot,
With all thy hopos and fears.
On may, &c.
Yon sun that rolls his fires on high
Well typifies thy doom,
He dark clouds along the sky,
At eve he sets in gloom.
Oh may, &c.
Thus man, though glory marks hisway,
Must meet with sorrows clouds;
Hope often hides each cheering ray
And death at last enshrouds.
Oh may, &c.
Bot like the which seems night
To sink in oceans tomb,
He'll rise again in worlds of light
With amaranthine bloom.
Oa may, &c.
Shall we behold that land above,
That bright immortal shore;
Where w shall meet with those we love,
And meet to part no more.
Ohmay, &c.
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Dissolution of Partnership.

ME partnership heretofore existing between Geoeee
i Hopkins. Allen Hiatt, and J. NJ. HIATT in the u,er-
camille business this day dissolved mutual
far regards the of Allen Hiatt, retres from
the The establishment will
Hopkins. and J. NJ. Hiatt. under rhe HOPKINS &
HIATT; 18th whom alt settlements and claims and
against the old firm will be adjusted.
GEORGE HOPKINS.
ALLEN HIATT,
J. NJ. HIATT.
Milton, Ia, March, 9Th, lS43. l43s
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NOAH NOBLE OF Marion county, JOHN $ DAVIS,
of Floyd; t. J. BARNETT, of Marion: GEORGE w.
STIPP. OF Marion; J. s. BOBBS, of Marion; AUSTIN
w. NORRIS, of Marion; 5. V. b. NOEL, Of Marion
HENRY COOPER. of Allen; CALEB b. SMITH, of
Faye,ie; JESSE CONRAD, of Vigo; and w. BROWN
BUTLER, of Marlborough.
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La d " IS B 90 k

NHE January, February. and March numbers of the
i T.ady's Book received and for sale the BOOK
STORE, price 25 cents per copy.
Anil l. 1913.
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f-yDANIEL Mason, r. l. HuDDLE.oN. LEWIS {.
FREEMAN, Nelson SHARP. GEORGE CoRwINE. JESSE Os-
BURN, NATHAN Hunt, J. 4. ELLIOT, III. LEwELLING,
J. BREsNEMAN. JoHN w. GRUBBs. J. H. STREET CHER, n
BARRETT. 4. w. MIKE, and q. III. BURR.
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Cincinnati, March Oath, lS43
Domestic Manufacture.

SILK VELVET Neutrality-suspicious. in this
y city, of good materials, and IA beautiful color and FIN
sh, for sale at the BOOK STORE.
April |, 1913.
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A LIST OF iLIs1EzEIsGSo

ID EMAINING in the Post q
IL on the Is, OF 4th mo. Zap
taken out before the lst of 7lh m
sent to the General Post Once
A Jam
Armstrong Robert or VIM jess
Armstrong jeremiah Jess
Ashby Lydia jess
Adams Mr.. Jess
Alfred Thomas
b Kib
Burgoyne Miss Elizabeth hin
Brown William MIR
Bond Silas
Barth VIM. Lar
Bigley Miss Nancy or James Lor
Wright Lev
Burnsides Andrew Lar
Bufgoyne James Lar
Bishop Henry LIE,
Beeson Isaac Lu1
Burgis Nicholas Lev
Borden James w. Lui
Bank Thomas
C Mo,
Cool Sal, Mi,
Crane Samuel 4 Ma
Croker Luther Ma
CHAPMAN Thomas My
Caldwell John G.. Me
Cox Hugh Me
ID Mo
Dance John
Dickinson Jonathan NJ. Mir
Dickinson
Dunl,n R. D.
D,v Da,;.l n
Evans VIM. 3
Elby Jacob Pb,
Evans John R..
Edwards William 2 RI,
Eldridgs Reuben n,
Edmonson Mrs. Malinda d.
F
Fo,,s A,d,ew If ''
F,v Amoss, SP,,
Er.,Ll;, Amb,os. di
Ei,her Edward .Shn
Fulle, Miss H.C go. s..
S S'o
Ar
,'''es i'A Thu SH
oar
Gordon Larkin Sec
! Co,do, Iot, g.
/ Citizens Ma S.,sa, G..
/ Gordo, Mr. 81
/ Grin, Oliver s.
/ GemmiIl V;ll;,n,
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whig Central Committee of wayne County.
d p HOLLOWAY, DANIEL SINKS,
J. z. CREAGER. II. G. NOBLE,
WALTER LEGG.
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RE, BLUE, AND BLA OK INK.

ED, Blue, and Black writing Ink, Ink sand pens
quilts, paper waters. sealing wax &c SC, fns sale
a, the RICHMOND BOOK STORE.
Anril 1 1S43
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Fresh Garden Seeds.

TUST received lot of fresh Garden Seeds from the East
. ! aud offered for sale at the
y BOOK STORE.
April /. ls43
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ost Office at Richmond, Ind,
(April,) lS43, which. if no
III mo-, (July,) ls43, will be
'ffice as DEAD LETTERS.
James Isaac
Jessup William
Jessup William or David
Jessup Isaac
Jessup ARENA
Kibbey John ID. II.
King James
Kirby Mary
Lamb Barnabas
) Tough Samuel
Lewis Henry
Larsh Paul
Lancaster DIR. NJ.
Lewis
Lupion William j.
Lewis Miss Mary Ann
Lutz Ferdinand
Moore George ,
Mill. Isaac
Macy Stephen
M a rshall James
Myers Miss Ann Maria
Meek Jesse
Msssick Joseph A.
Morse Mark
Nickle Greer
Paden BENJAMIN
Parker N.
Page Nelson
Rhoads Charles 9
Reed Betsy
Rosa William
Rambo Nancy or Isaac
Starbuck Father Jane 2
Spencer William l..
Sulser James
Smith Sidney
Salter James w.
Sidney Elenor
Shelter NJ. w.
Smith John
Sans David
Scott J. C.
Shower Christopher
Stephenson Hugh
Spark Ason
Sidney Ellen
Scott A. M.
Taylor John
Thomson James
Underwood Lewis
v
Victory Peter
Wore Jacob
Wrigh: Enos h.
Wear Margaret
Waller J. J.
Weldon l..
WATSON Fleming
Wallace Stephen
Wilkins j
Watkins George w.
Walker James
White Edward
West DIR. G.
Has
any of the above letters, wi
ARE sadv ertised.'
ACHIL LES WILLIAMS.
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RICHMOND CASH STORE!

MES E. r e EV E S,
DEALER IN FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC DRY GO0DS,
HARDW ARE, q U EE w r E,
COTTON YARN, BATTING, WICK,
Dye-Stufs, Groceries.
IRON STEEL, Nails, CASTINGS.
Window Glass, &c. &C.
(SoRTH MAIN, A FEW DOORS WEST OF PEARL ST.
RICHMOND, INDIANA.
n--As his business is strictly confined the CASH
SYSTEM, he all times enabled offer great induce
those who purchase for Cash
TUST RECEIVING. above, general assortment
- of SPRING and SUMMER GOODS-much chea-
per than before offered in Richmond.
March 18th, 1913. l4r
w a N ted.
CoIored Boy Ia l6 years of that come well
n recommended, work in until he is 81
OF age, TO whom good encourag cement will be given.
ALSO
colored good Currier, 20 work by the month or
year, tanning and cuying, whom good will be
given. j. DAVIS.
West Alexandria, PEBBLE Co.. Ohio.
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Yr!lop Ferr.-Th- Washington (N. c.
Rrpuiliran. of the 9th inst. says" That tie
Yellow Fever il in Washington. seems 10 us to
be useless longer 10 deny. Some few Cases
that have occurred o.: late settles lIIar poni he
yond coutradrtiun. We thus write that onr
ncighhors may he III possc>s'"n OF all N" inr'-
IN the case. Although we are thus pla'"' We
say at LIre same time that mnch Of the sickness
here is nothing more than the billions fever
Aud by way Of giving the whole rrn,l,, "" vii
STATE that there WAS ~ deaths in this town from
the 3ls, OF Angus, 10 the An day o' oc'"h:r
ii.s, 'mong the white population; lh''e nave
al.o been ,ouc few deaths nmons the negroes
or the 26 deaths H. we feel warranted in as,
sertins, were Of yellow fever"
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l,nsarANrINnpLE. Aug. 3:

Execution Of Ckristianat Consfani'-
nopie. IA short distance from where am
now writing lies the headiess trunk Of d
man who has just been decapilated far no
other crime than tha, Of protesting The
faith of nearly the whole of Europe. he
was an Armenian by histh. aud slle' ar
riying a, The age sf manhood. in IN evil
hour. under The influence Of too muei,
sirona drink. as ], is said. he re"ouuced
his religion and became Musseilnan.
He had no snoner recovered possession
Of his mind than he saw the madness oi
the stcp he had taken, and embracing 'he
frs, opportunity be Ard to Greece. How
lons he remained there ! do not know;
buI assuming tho European dress no re-
turned TO This :ity, where he was soon
recognized, and brown into prison. Ey-
ery eiTor, w.as made by threats aud promi
.es 10 induce him TO return IN the faith OF
,he false prophet. but in vain. He was oh
several different oceasion. led ort 10 chains
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Loss cfhe amer eGn S1Gm frigatc Missouri.
The Gibraltar ChIo.,rLs con,nins the follow
ing account Of the loss OF this superb Friga,c.
10y fire, Oh The night Of the Goth Of August las,
his, riding at anchor in tho buy Of Gib'a!Ier.
We resrc, 10 nave 10 announce the total
destruction. ly fire ofthe splendid American
steam frg,I- Sl,s.curi. while al ancho' in this
has. ou saturday week with Hon. Mr.. Cush.
ing on board for Alexandria, en- rcuie for China,
as Minister.
The lire originated in the Engineers room.
aud the progress of the fumes was 30 rapid,
tina, il became necessary 10 food the TWO moga-
zine., which was done 50 etfccIunlly. thar il
was no, until 7 hours after that any explosion
lnok place, aud then not To an extent 10 on.
danger the shipping IN the hay.
..As >oou as the fir. brok" oni. the governor
ordered the WairIpar gate 10 be opened, aud
proceeded himself 10 The wharf. liom whence
lie despatched Two engines under the charge Of
,l,e artillery and sappers; but in spite OF tue
unilcd efforts Of the rrew of The Missouri aud
ser friendly auxiliares. the progress OF tho
fumes which al one time appeared 10 have
heeu go, under. was such, that nj leng'h Capt.
Newton was forced to abandon his ship, after
"
those British otii"er about him. who unani.
nously decided there was no hope in saving
the ship.
The American Minister after securing hia
papers of Importance. returned to the ship.
and zralously united his esertions TO those Of
bel officers.
The Ugh, was avfuIly grand; until tho
n,asir at length fell overheard. traccry Of her
spars aud sEronds standing out in bright relief
n. ainsl The dark sky was beautiful.
i've trust il will not be considered pre-
su,npluo,,s 10 refer 10 the discipline on board
this III l,, d vessel which is generally admitted
TO have been most admirable; the several or-
ders were given and observed rs If The vessel
had brcn III perfect safety. and nothing had &C.
! cured {" excite alarm or confusion"
Captain Newton in bis Official ,epor, to the
Secretary OF the Navy. gives the following
nrcuuu, Of The manner IN which the accident
occurred. from the testimony Of three Of tho
crew:
.John Sutton <taies:-About ten minutes 10
: o'clock, | went in the slarboard Engineers
store room, with globe lantern. 10 get n pair
of beam scales to weigh coal which they were
a, that time taking I'M in getting down the
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4 Home 7hrusi.-'The Rev. Rowland
Hill was celebrated for his talent. his bold
ness, his pirty, aud his co"scicntinusncs'.
lie wou!d never suppress his feelings, or
modify his language, through lcnr "f Civ
ing uilrnce. anl Yas neve, ku"wn 10 omit
an opportunity of illustrating a sentiment.
or administering deserved rrproof,
however cnblrra.irs il might prove To
individuals. who might huppen 10 br pre-
Scn,. IL i, related Of this good eccruIric
prracle', that on one OCCASION when
speaking Of the sin attendant upon dress,
anI conformity lo all III fashionable foo
Ieries of The day. he Observed:
Il ann we'll aware many al you are rcn
.ly TO say, Mr.. IiiIl. look at home-l"os
~ your own WIFE II is all 'rne, look Of
her;QP there she is; aud then applying
himself Ia :Ier, ~ tie presence Of III con
sresa,ion. he sail, With astonishing elIrc,
You know. Mrs. Htli. have often p"in'
ted nut 10 you the sn aud folly of pur'i.
lug extravaganza wren you could relieve
80 many "l Your fellow creatures, in place
of wasting y"ur money ia this way"
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4 CaPitu Siery "A good story is told
Of Judge Iappau one cf The Ohio scnal"rs
IN Congress. who is cr,ss eyed;
~ number. OF years ago. he was Judge
nf a newly organized court in the eastern
part oi the State. 10 lhuse days "i pr'nl-
live simplicity. or prehaps pnve'Iy. The
bur.r0om Of a tavern WIS us..d Us Court
ROOM. and the slnble as II Jail. One day
during The session ofihe C"urt. the Judge
had 0t cusiou 10 severely reprlnand ,wo oi
The Law yers, who were mrangIing. An odd
customer who sat in one corner, listening
apparently with great satisfaction I" The re
proof, aud, presuinine on old acquaintance
aud the judges well known surl humor.
cried out. Give il TO 'cn old cimleI
-ye,I" "Who was thut! !" inquired the
Judge" ut was this ere old m,ss." an
swrre'l the chip, raising hirnsrlfup. Shrr-
iH." observed the Judge. will, great srov.
ity take that old hoss und put him in the
stable"