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The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1862-09-19
Richmond. Sept. Is, 1861.

EHe We we're at loss 10 account for the
solicitude manifested by the Eaton Register
for the success of Mr.. J ulan, being as it is
an outsider, and knowing as it must ms op.
position to the Union platform adopted by
the Ohio State Convention. (which is SINH.
lar TO that adopted by the Union convention
of Indiana,) and which received SO hearty
an endorsement by the Registers EDITOR
hence. we ihot an application of the oil OF
palms. had been made. Why the editor
should stuliify himself was mystery. and
his denying it SO emphatically does not yet
clear it up. He says be has "plenty of
money, and desires no Office" This may
all be so; but still, why he should bepraise
Mr.. J. when he has not only arrayed him
self agains, the platform the Register euIo.
gises SO highly, but against the President
for strictly 0dheria9 to that same platform
10 conducting wsr-accusing him of "gis.
ing all the aid in his power to the rebel.
lion," BY SO doing, is entirely Gu: of our
power to comprehend. If it cannot be &C.
counted for the way We suggested. We hope
I'VE may be allowed to hint that the Regis
ter's course may fow from an inordinate de.
sire OF gaining reputation, out of Prebls
CO., as busy body in other mems ma.tersr
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REQUIRED for Drafted Militia!
HEADauARTERs Mastering and Disbursing eervies.1
Sta&6Of Indiana.
Indiana polls. september 1Oth lsoa.
SEPARArE proposals viii Be received from citissu
= ia =. n, a. ssss1 80 -

urADauA.Trss Mastering and DisbarsIas Service,
s,s.sOs Indi.na, ,s.s
SEPARATE proposal. vi, ,. received from :is,asss
On Saturday. the 3Oth inst,
marked Proposals Rations to be opened scpse.sse
p as ~: q e. .., e;
e :: ne: o.: 3:
|sS::s IS: :! ~: !, -. -: -
TO ,. s.'i1a s: ~ =,
longer period as may be required By Commaudaut az
Camp Said bids when accepted to form basis Of
Gent .areties TO indemnify Quilted State. sessss:
loss.
said contracts will take eject twenty af,h dsy AZ
September eighteen hundred and sixty ana iro0
70 anew ,ss e vi. be
mental ouarermsster for said rations, actusi
All store. the best quality or description.
The contractor viii bs char. such prics e
cost the United States supply any neglect or e
The following is th. daily r.sio. 10. .o,s,., a. n.
United states Army which win be Of s.ss pre-
an. PORK S Or B:s.n. or lkH: Fresh or a.. Best e
And a. the rate 100 raon.. quart. D....
10 B. Green Coffee. or - Roasted and 0sou.d COT.
is h. brown sugar.
or u. rs. T.iio. Candles. o~na'ss'
4 bs. Of Soap.
2qaarts o: ssit.
gallon of Noiasses.
i0a rAops twee week and Issue Of Po<stoes
thrice per week. at the rate ~ I per
Fresh Beef may be issued in place Of Meat vhaa
practicable, often the Cumma ofncer ~ I'M
lamp may require Il: hut II least three wes
The fresh Be sf issued
OF four old Of Weighing
six hundred pounds, and in alternate ouae.
tiers parts thereof (necks and shanks aod
to be cut for ISSUE 80 required ef
Camps.
All supplies must be Of the best quality.
will be forwarded the address Of the m.
dersi ed ~ Indianapolis delivered HeaA.
quarters. HENRY b. CARkiNGTON.
Col. 18th Infantry, u. a. A..
Chief Mastering 061eeS, District Of Irdfana.
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The Chicago Tribune has the iot'
lowing good bit At the nonseus,csi teie'
graphic items hich we occasionally receive
over the wires from Washington:
1t is gratifying to learn that large num-
bers of the rebels in Maryland arc over
eating themselves and coming to grief with
bilious collie Let them stay where they
are BY all means. Let our generals ply
them necessarily with green corn. pour into
them the heaviest charges OF cacamoess'
and lombard them with ten-inch waeerms!-
ons The whole country around Frederick
will soon be covered with squirming rebels
whose bowels will be tied up in such dread
full knots that further resistance will be i'm
possible.
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ways left to 6nd place whore. IN the 40.
sence Of facts, the imaginatioas Of men ana
full play in eonceiving all possible and I'm.
no.sible calamities. We doubt not that u
the real extent Of our recent reverses couid
be an,henti cally known. it would have the
effect to calm many excited apprehension.
aud TO infusc that con sdence which 10 NOS
only an element. but. to large degree. =
condition Of success in military affairs. wnisn
depend for their ultimate issue upon tho
faith and hope of the people.
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If here be those who would not save the
Union unless they could at the same time
save slavery, do not agree with them. II
there be those who would not save the
Union unless they could at the same time
destroy slavery. l do not agree with them.
NY paramount object is to save the Union,
and not either save or destroy slavery.
A. LINCOLN.
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eff half the bitterness shown toward Ju.
liam had been poured upon traitors. the Pal.
ladium would have done itself more credit
and the country more service "-Eatoa Reg.
We think that no cause Of complaint can
be reasonably urged againstthe Palladium.
for not giving all traitors. all grumblers and
fault flinders against the war policy Of the
Administration. each their portion in dus
season We have done or whole duty. By
George. and hope for the gift Of continu-
ance.'
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Codey's Ladys' Book.-The October
number of Cooley is on our table, and as
usual contains a number of interesting arti-
Giles for the ladies in the shape of stories.
poetry, music and fashion plates. 1t b in
deed very attractive number. Published
by Louis A. Cooley, 323, Chestnut street,
Philadelphia, at the low price of 80 per an
num-
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4. The Fort PIT foun5rr : -

1.-THE Fort Pitt foundry is now turn
ing out three of the immense s inch gun.
weighing. when finished. nearly Is tors
each. per week. They are TO be placed on
the new Monitors. In a short time a eo.
inch gun will be cast. carrying ball of
thousand pounds weight with . range Of
four miles
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FORM OF OATH

I do soiemniy - that will support. protest. a.
de end the Constitution and the UnisaA
states against all enemies whether or foYe,en
And that VIII bear true faith allegiance log sisy
TO the SANE any ordinance, resoiation, u any
state Convento Legsiaare, to the CONTRARY noe.
vithstxnding nd further. that do this i'm foil
determi nation. pledge ard without entail
reservation evasion vhAtsoever; suYthsr thai
will veil and sahsuiiy perform duties Which nav
written. So help bod.
s~orn and subscribed to before this DAY Of
-, isG2. =
SeptI2 aa.lv
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For the Palladium.

Messrs. Eduors:--Asa few individuals,
prompted no doubt by unjust ard unworthy
motives, seem extremely anxious to asperse
my moral integrity aud impugn the purity
of my motives, ia some Of my official de-
cisions, recently made as Examining Sur
geon of Wayne County. desire the favor
of a brief space in your columns to say
publicly few words to said individuals.
| was fully aware OF the important re-
sponsibilit;es involved when l accepted the
commission of this office, aud determined
to execute the requirement true and faith
have discharged the trust to the best of my
isssW IF he oE lEsegoE aRHs ,o me
for examination, | now. empha,ically aver,
81 .s...;-;-.... ;---~-sA and ..ryy case SO
malr, was made with care and impariiality
upon the best evidence admissible and with
the sole desire ID subserve and protect the
best interests Of the Government, and l
wish to say thus publicly to John p. Smith,
who was member of the enrolling Com
missioners board, by virtue of his appoint
ment as one of the sub-deputy enrollers of
Wayne township, and also to those who are
insinuating examinations upon his author.
ity, and yelping around as Satellites iu his
bit, if you have any charges of malfea.
sance to bring them out in tangible form;
bring out your evidence fairly and squarely
before the public. If l have committed
grave offences bring them hone-I ask no
favors nor shirk no responsibilities my acts
are before the country. l am ready for the
issue; bu. do not, if you haze one spark of
manhood left do not again employ a petit
Jogging selibbler to get up an anonymous
Justification SO polluted with scurfili,y, vague
charges of bribery and corruption, SO as to
be denied admission to the columns Of our
public journals.
j. w SALTER.
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1t is said that thera ara 1T ~,

.-..it Is said that there are at present in
the vicinity Of Louisville. twenty-five regi-
nensof Indiana Infantry. and four bate
ries Of artillery, also from tie volunteer
State.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1862-09-19

vermillion county has l,S33 militia at
home. Of whom 2i3 are exempt. leaving l..
los ablebodied men. Volunteers have en-
tered the service to the number of CAT.
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ROLLA.

IsWe take the liberty of saying that Mr..
Julian could not and did not control the
Assessorship. and that. had he not been tied
to the elastic coat tail OF Mr.. Chase, he
would not We controlled the Collec,orship.
AT hesd quarters, Mr.. Us influence is be-
coming ''small by degrees and beautifully
less" We will add, that even if the sha, p
editors OF the Axe are correct in their sup
position of the origin of the "oily" commu-
nica,ion, that applicant for the Collector
ship. never did object. and does not now
object. to Mr.. Julisn's having his preference
among his friends. and advocating their
claims. That he had right to do.-Eds.
Pal
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Scientific and Commercial
SO HooI.
viii Open October 18th, 1852, in
HEN r = HALL

Cornet u "oSo no F6oOk1t0 500
TUE esasse 81 sssAy will be sseh n n .-.n.. -
- beats to enter the sophoa Ciass in ~ g -
Ceies Inseresss"e etfi siss ~ givss IL Nsrrs.sis
zrtihseue; Oenosseast cssrespeadssss cad naedpss
be seii..ed - es.Isssus Lsessrsrs Pasiesisr ssss
tfsa p~iA 70 Comp stfion and Crfseis ~ "a S.,i
Dsntary ksies- IL 10 The fssenttoa 10 .sEe AZ.
0Asens Insstsssea. ssA - .has enA Ebers, .asr...
% sos1essea IL afes tssO viii (1xe 10
sssts.e ~ Oeeks - De-. NJ. press frea Is g ~
% 50 For fusshsr past,saiass enquire q -
L. CuAALHs, 1sssAsv.
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General Order No. 3.

HEApQU AIT ERs ooTH RE0IARNr.t
Richmond. IudianA. September, l7tA. 1854.
N pursu ~tsh General Orders Ne o. from the
j Adjutant Generate once. the o0eers snd Of the
Goth Indiana Regiment will report for daty - lamp
Wayne, Richmond, GU
Tuesday, Sept. 93A, 1868.
commaudants OF Couspsnes VIM ~ sooa ~ prsctiea.
their acknowledgement. killed.
Wounded and missing. By order.
WM. A. DICELE,
Col. Commanding 6ssA Regiment.
Semi 10 Niv
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Fer the PasisdiRn

For the Paiiadian
"Corps Litferaiye, ct Seientif7xs Da
Broadcre."-Will this distinguished body
permit layma of the lower order-a hum
BILE admirer Of science and grammar, to call
their attic ntion to the following choice ex-
tracts-choics aud o! rare literary merit
from the last No. of the Broadsxe. They
are striking and beautiful evidences OF the
rare ability-the grammatical accuracy
the keen sense of the sharp, that SO forcioly
characterize that splendid paper! VIII this
learned body condescend TO tell the readers
ofthe Axe what author Ga gramnar--w
standard of literature. its editors must have
s,udieda
"The communication appearing sumo time
since in the Cincinnati Commercial. attack
ing the Hon. Geo. w. Julian. is now def
nitely understood to have emenated from an
individual in this city. We thought we
recognized the lear marks" from its oily
phraseology and faxseed odor. Il is as
tonishing how spitefal man can write, after
he is disappointed IN getting Office Won-
der what the applicant for the collectorship
thinks of Julian's influence at Washington.
by this time.'e
+ The last sentence. aside from its literary
merit, very much resembles the responses
of the Delp oracle. Do the editors mean
"what does the applicant think now or
what is Julian's influence, now. dc.
( The Palladium corrects our statement
about" &c.
1--WE thought it singular that either OF
the Palladium editors should attempt to ar
rest a man on Meir oath," &c.
3 I'VE notice the Liberty Herald has not
RUN UP either Bickle or Julian for Congress
Had ne not better come out" &c.
Yours truly,
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PLATFORM:

I'D Tho National Government Is engaged IN
nj waecd against IL by its enemies Tor the avowe1
Of its obstruction, and the suoVers'oh Oh 0a'
Republican form government; therefore,
Received, That tho present civil war was foIeei
mon m country by the disunonist s IN the souss~
Slater, who are new IL whole ccuntry
ttiksf4A &!geivcs To aid with men and money, the
eSTrus prosecution of the pres MT war, which s not
being wsgcd on the part of our Government for tho
purpose OF conquest subjugstion, or the overthrow
ing, The in,ericri with the rights established
institutions Of any Of the States but Suppress and
put down n wicked and causciess rettllion defend
and msintain the supremacy Of the Consultation, and
to preserve the Union as established by patriot
fathers with all the dignity, equality and rights Of
jects fully accomplished and not before, be-
!ieve tho ought to cease and we invite all who
coincide In these sentiments 10 unite with in sup
port of the ticket this day nominated.
Resolved, That VIC demand and expect of our Ex-
ccutive and Legislative bodies, both State and Ma
tional. administrator Of Governmental
affairs, and the punishment Of fraud against the Gov
eminent, as well rs fearless discharge Of their
duties.
Resolved. That so long as patriotism, courage and
love of constitutional liberty shall be houored and
revcred among the people of the United States the
heroic conduct OF the soldiers of the Union who have
Offer ed their lives for the salvation Of their country
will be remembered with the most profound feeling
of vencratiou and gratitude, and that now tender
them the tn inks and las ting gratitude ,f
every member Of this Convention.
Resolved, That we tender to the Go 03o volunteers
hom Indiana our heartfelt congratulations and hall
with Iride the tact that upon every battle field where
lpdanians have been found. they have display ed
the bravery OF patriots in defense ~ glorious cause
and NO pledge the that while they are subduins
ballot box all those in midst who are ot
tonay for the Union.
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There are in The Army Of tie Potomac
the following Indiana troops: LIST and 50
cavalry, 10Th battery. Captain Naylor. aud
the 7th-l3;h. llth. 18Th, Goth, 9Th and
esd regiments of infantry.
Pardon me personal DEPRESSION. When
was Preparing the copy for the Poster for
the nrst Indiana State Fair, the trst line
was-"lNDIANA AGAINST THE World" l
believed 1t then; every body believe it now.
The "tape" in the War aad Navy De-
partmeDts is not near As "rcd" as it has
been. Things are running very smoothly
Ia all the sub divisions of these immense or
ganisms aud most astonishing amount Of
business Is gotten through with daily.
The Surgeon General has provided for
III detail July ten THOUSAND sick and wound
ed IN the past twenty days. and there are
some three thousand beds besides which are
now ready. The elegant and spacious mar
BILE floor halls Of the Patent Off e are realty
fitted up with eight hundred beds. and all
cooking apparatus complete, under the care
of Or. Woodward, who has no superior in
this liue. and every facility has been rem
dered h'm By the Hon Mr.. Holloway. Com
missioner oil Patents, and by Secretary Smith
OF The Interior. for this purpose. Fifteen
hundred beds have been also fitted up at
Piled
Our friends At home may res, assured
that while our good right hands hold out.
that none Of the noble men of our State shall
want, while We can relieve"
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STARR HALIf
YEARLY MEETING WEEK..
j. INSCO Williams
Celebrated Bible Panorama.
will Open for Exhibition
FOR ONE WEEK oMl NJ
Commencsng Sept. -, 1859.

VuNuIs magniaeent painting eoanenc3os vtsA ca.
snd eontirnes down in historical order The Baby.
Ionan Capt iviy, containing anv 81 - mo-.
Sublime and Interesting scenes in the Bible
III TExhibition every night, also ON Wedae.Aav a.A
Saturday anerp cons 1t , o'clock
Sept 10 49,
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died.

HILL-In the vicinity o. Csnterv lille. Sunday last.
Alter nger,ng Illness Phoebe Ann ntil, wife OF James
!
New-York daily tribune., 1862-04-12
TILE aOLnIER,S DREAM.

npoy, Roysl slept like bold Hirblsnd chief
Ana arennt the Conf had all come 10 9rie
sTst m. sed Banner fastened firm. them
10 ths sse ,tag of Freedom, by means ot he Pm -
That Southern srsy sheep" were all bought TO ore iod
And tho PEN the Urion pisde OF hDe gold
Tha, ace wes procltimcd-sll the Stats- reunited
Then q brilliant PROCESSION ny senses delighted:
Pa,, INV TENT 10 gIsst cohorts marched millions Of mep
And each man, for u bay onet, upheld GoIp PIN
asked an old hrfo who those men Sc bold -
AL can . from the with those weapons oi soo
II. replied: " FL Dorado-s far-distant State
- With mountains Of geld has betn gii,ed Dy fste;
. Her suriiero fields are so very extensive,
Thai those PESs made Of gold arc by no
- Tho,e cape rs peJfo'm the most wonderful .oIh,
% When WELD. py Book Keeper. Author OF CLERK.
Sehoslboy Statesmen Copyist by day OF by night
q Ever IL esdy unilorm, beautiful, cheap
- Aud one PgN with care will q century keep"
Issied the old soldei, 80 gallant and witty,
I" Can gold Pms be bought IN srea, NinsNeh cry
To this question the warrior qocGy replied:
" No iud.ed!" ThsD be pointed wih leadsole pride
To ten bssgsfe ssoDs, all heavily lsdep
With PENS ard al marked from the Lsoe Of I'
Maiden"
Al pt.siyely pondersd upon that grand sight,
"A vision STU. .psa-dousl, he said: " Write OF night"
- rass Of sfrs may suffice for those renessde sons
or the South Who by Stealing possess forss and gum
W hioh belong 10 tho ipdiyisible nation
by right should de. e.ud to the nsNt gtueiton
vt ,he power Of the NORTH" said the bold
!, mainly d. pen den; OF PINE made OF g'd"
Continued The soldier; The time u az hsrd,
When all the brave people of hbery's lard
" And the divers inhabitants Of The " hole esrh
Shall admit treasure esceeds the Pss's woTbt
Then the demon Of war shah BY al be jspoIed'
"And the PsE viii bs nighieI fsI shsnihe SWORD"
scottish Auercsn.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-04-12
Why Morton's Gold Pens are the Best.

Dr. For,man Examiner IA the Patent Office writes to
ST. Morton thas:
~. S PArKST OyYicr. July l. 1861
STA: The machines employed by In the manufacture
Of Cod Pens etsnned aud passed for patents under
the class OF Meaurfy. In my charge in this oce. Their
novelty nues this delicate work obvious to all
aud her construction l, such 10 insure great Ia
,suded with much economy Of time and labor IL Is within
knowledge s OF the Pens made have been sub
looed prolonged service. aud their per- Is admr.
ehle. Very respectfully, &c, T. FOhEMAN.
" ALRT. MosTON. ESQ, New-York"
The sincerity OF this Patent onco opinion Is proved by
ih. following letter dated six months later;
"UNITED SrATRs PArFST OrrIcn,l
WNnHOTOS. JhnuNy ), 1902. :
DRlN sra: VIII yon please send 10 by mail under
to the Con missioner of Patents" dozen short nibb-J
Gold poua with handles. You may remember hs you sent
one g. the omuissoner aud myself We have written with
them since and agree that they the bo have
used
bill shal b. Immediately i0rw aided
Keipectfuly and truly yours,
JOHN T.. HAYS. Chief Clork.
J. M5RToT ESQ, Manufacturer of Ooid Pens
T. :. No q IL marked on tho Pen | want. want fot
flowing, or rather soft Pen.
The editor Of IAs Ssienle @eraa adds hs testimony
that OF the Patent OGco;
"OnIcE OF the scrmriFc AsrRioAS No. 81 PARgRow, I
"NEw-YoRK June 20 1851.
have used Gold Pens exclusively for the pas, ten
snd have preferred those Of Mr. A. Morton al others Iho
points smooth and enduring aud since he
10 bis machinery, their elasticity aud Uniform actor
have been 30 much improved that In my opinion, othr
Gold Pens can compare with them.
EN- scqoenlsd With the manufacture Of Gold Pens ant
New-York daily tribune., 1862-04-12

their homes nth greet diassly rsa The proprietor W"
Inform III. readers u The Hs.d where hey can be
bad and that they VII hssn to male ono 0' 'hs" 'he''
osn.'
Ia. snl>sfs Qus,s0ly Of the MeAhtisr,ils Academy
Pshssylvanla. in tho February issue 'sy';
That Gold Pens cheapest and better sdap,ed than any
ether 10 u. wants ~ thoe who write much csnnos De ds
where rood Pens ih. bes b. had Thsquey we answer
,ie.nes 10 s. shs h.
icsy pdorssd s' those Of horons aud by such hish
urips ono Of them with ssi.r satisfaction than be
fore received from any other Fen "
The Bos,on TYaesiley OF October 2sth says that
counans .Si,or.. and prof-.ona men in S.w.Yori and
other rre cities and are ginning wemsned favor through
out the country.
Tm,, Of February 5h Under the head Of Notes from Goth
am" rays:
On on. of the streets in this city the arges, Gold Pen
msnufsctory In the world An influential city journal oecn
ng description Of tho hidden wonders IN that buidus
showing how the Pen, that mishiie nsn the sword
Is certainly the Nsor in pen making this country For
my,e never hsd pe,c, Pen Ill got hold Of one Of hi.
and there hundreds OF editors Minister'S clerks sc heIe
who will use nothing else"
The Frankiin V,stor of December I'd says;
Those who order Of him viii Ind the good. fully up e
what !. claimed ier them and beside. pea.an, and conr
rood gold one the mSbtest OF all
The Us,Oa Nsr, Of Broome County. N Y, Of Dec 2s,h
says
1--WE visited the establishment Of Mr. A. Morton. No
Maidsnsne NewYork ono day lAs ~eeh and can assure
our readers, from thorough na Of his Gold Psb that they
genuine article and no mstsle MI Morton msDufac
ues these Pens and 10 considered that they are the be'
In the United States not In the world Yot
obtain every siIe quality and price from IS cents 50
With fne points with or without holders Which lat
| ter he has In every style and price. -
Should any psrson obtain Pen from him which did not
suit heir hand he viii EXCHANGE !, with them on 'endn. th
same IN letter with stamps for return postage What VI
aay Of Nr Moron Gold Pens knop arc using one
and Gnd II the best have met with MIR VI. bN
only superior article Of Gold Pens bu, has reduced th'
price low hs they longer al article OF luxury but
necessity"
TIE Nsis- York Tribune OF JAN say' under the head o
| Gold Goods"
"Tbose who hsvs ,til purchases Of Holiday Presents
male will find IN the Gold Pens Pencils, aud elegant Pen
Ponc OF Mr A. Morton No p Maden lane and othe
tasteful and prsciou, scles manufactured and sold by him
what will prove very generally acceptable ard enduring,
useful Whoever be. already hSsd his mind something
else will do well before purchasing 10 give Mr. Morton
call Hi. worsmsnshp admirable and his assortment
!. ..rpsi,o."