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Lz1- The New Orleans Times states
thata convention of Texas planters
has been held in Austin TO organize a
joint stock company, with capital of
100000 having for its object the
importation of labor and the sale of
Texas lands to emigrants The plan
of operations reported is to employ
agents to induce European labor and
capital to emigrate to Texas The
company has been fully organized,
and only awaits the sanction of the
Legislature and the granting Of the
requisite subsidies to go into oper-
alton
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80
TENH 5 old and highly useful and popular
IL Institution enlarged, retitted and re-fur-
nished. and having the ablest corps of Teach
ers ever brought together in this country will
enter upon its Fourteenth Session on
Monday, the first day of October next.
The Principal has associated with him in
the School, John NJ. Puttick, A. NJ, w. K.
kirkpatrick, A. NJ, and Mr.. T. Williams:
Prof p. f.. Holmes gives instruction in Music
every day with commendable zeal and ability.
The School is situated in high. salubrious
region. known the . Mountains, /" eleven
miles from Shuqualak, on the Mobile and Ohio
Railroad, and Is almost the only School, of its
grade, that Went through the war. Since the
surrender, large additions have been made to
the buildings, and the term closing june 30th
IS the most prosperous and useful one known
IN The history of the School, successful as it
has always been. Every branch of Mathe-
MATES, pure and mixed, including
Girl Engineering and Practical Field Operations
with a splendid equipment is taught with the
very first ability. The classics and the French
language form an important feature in the reg
ular course of study. All the English branches
are ably and forcibly taught, including the
Natural Sciences illustrated by a complete an
paratus- In short, the greatest care is taken
with the training of all boys, at any stage of
their education. Young men are carefully
prepared for any particular calling in life, or
70 enter any class III any University. rfhe
Bookkeeping Course here, is as good as any
in the regular Commercial schools
The most frequent instruction given students
l., to maintain their self-respect and be gentle
men, indeed; and no pains are spared to assist
them in every interest.
The charges are, for Twenty weeks, One
Hundred and Twenty-Five Dollars, invariably
in advance. Music. which is optional, Wash
ing and Fuel-extra.
To secure a room, or for other particulars
address, GhOlsOn, 7. o., Miss.
THOS. S. CARTWRIGHT,
Principal and Proprietor.
IL Catalogues furnished ON application.
je30dtOI.
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FACTORY MEETING YEsTERDAY.-The
factory meeting held here yesterday
was characterised by great energy and
wisdom. They adopted articles of
association which provide the means
for raising the capital stock, and for
the election of eleven directors of the
company, The following gentlemen
were elected as said directors:
{. Z. Rushing, L. A. Ragsdale, l. 5.
o. G. Greer, Jno. T. Ball, Jas. Watts,
r. Y. Rev, d. Hurlbutt, J NJ Roberts,
;. Evans, r. McLemor, J, W Harvey
The meeting adjourned to meet to-
morrow, at 9 o'lock-Meridian Trop-
ic, June II
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gF- Mrs. F. c. Johnston, the wild
ow of the deceased General, Albert
Sidney Johnson, resides in San Fran
cisco, and is supporting her family by
teaching. She has son who is
cashier of a Mining Company with a
salary of 500 per month, whose
earnings help to provide for her and
her little children -'s
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\ Washington paper announces
that the consolidation of three great
telegraphic companies, the American,
the United States and the Western
Union, has just been effected, with a
Joint capital of $4,000, 900, and says
this gigantic concern viii now control
every wire in the Union with the ex-
ception of the single route between
Washington and New York.
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Ct A complimentary soiree was
given to Gen. Grant at the Southern
Hotel, St Louis, on the evening of the
18th inst. The St. Louis Republican
describes it as a magnificent affair,
and the entertainment as too sump-
tuous and luxurious for an attempted
description
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e. The trunks of a passenger
named LeGrand were broken open
Thursday last on the Mobile q Ohio
Railroad, and seven hundred dollars
in gold and other valuable articles alb
stracted Circumstances point to the
baggage master on the train as the
offender
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INDIAN
MEDICAL INSTITUTE,
No. 40, Fourth street, Opposite National
Hotel, IsOuisviIIe. Nv

REV. L. B. DAVIS, President
W H. JOHNSON. Esq.. Vice-Presid ant
JAS- ALEXANDER. Seeretary &
FRANK T. CHAPMAN, M D, Consulting
ESTABLISHED FOR THE CTJRE OF CON
II sumptioni Chronic Catarrh Bronchial and Pnlmo
nary Affections, disordered functions of the Heart
Stohlaeh LIVER, &c. &c, Dyspepsia, Rheumatism
Neaiaigla diseases of the Kidneys and kindr ed
organs Old Sores and Ulcers of every escrptop ali
NetFous diseases. spinal, female uterine and child
pea weakness. pain in the back prostratiou and all
other Nervous disorders
secret maadies, the result of dissipation and early
wees producing disorders the skin muscles JOINTS
glands and all the internal viscers, deTangng the
isnefons, corruptng the blood deeomposlng the us
sues deforming the and deacns the beauty
of treatment originated by Dr. Chapman IN from three
TO six weeks Gases treated by nsh' ana medicines
sent TO all parts of the country SeFes guaranteed.
DR. CHAPMAS5 "IEDlAN PREVENTIVE
POWDERS prepared expressly for ladies only
whos health will not admit Of their bearing ehidren
These novders are perfectly harmless and have be-
used in the Doctors private practice for wears pitb
single failure Price 81 per package sent
DR. CHAP MANS "LIFE-GIVING PII,IS1 pre-
pared expressly for the aged and inirm giving a
aetien 70 the kidneys and siren 9Th 10 the bad
der These pills stand without an eouaI n ,ha yorld
Price 81 per box containing one hnndrsd rtIIs san,
by mai 70 any ADDRESS on receipt If the price
Dh ChAPAANS INDIAN SAI.VEs cures all
skin diseases and old of every description -
Cures Itch in "a hours 81 900 worth of choice rsc
pes around each boz, giving nstruction for making ALI
popular hair Preparations now in the con
astpg OF dyes, washes, oils, depilatories for ramov
ING snpernuous hair. Also 81 so gold piece in the
S o. eVefy one hundredth box. Price so cents
sent oy man 10 anv address on receipt of the price
Aearsss All letters TO DR. CHAPMAN, INDIAN
MEDICAL INSTITUTE, No. 20 Fourth street op-
posite National Hotel Louisville Ky, where they
wiz receive prompt attention. mya4d6m
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rAas4 -
MOULD inform their old friends and the
:" public that they have Just opened the
best selected stock of goods ever brought to
TINS market. consisting of Black and Fancy
french Cloths. Black Doeskia, French and
Engnsh Fancy Cassimeres of every shade:
Melton Cloths of SUPERIOR quality and finish.
', nlte and Black, Fringed and Fancy Silk and
velvet Nesting. All of which we are prepared
style.
~ Terms Cash. je20d6m.
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e. Rev. j. NJ, Gam, Of Kemper
county, presented our friend Morris,
Of the Flag, with 4 mammoth turnip
weighing six pounds two ounces.
Who can beat that
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a number ofyoung men of Indian
apohs have given the principal of the
Baptist Sanitary Ideal of trouble by
persistently making love, orally and
by letter, to the young ladies under
his charge, The other day the prin-
cipal learned that some of his pupils
had packages of letters from young
gentlemen in the city-tender epis-
ties. Exasperated beyond endurance,
he caused the young ladies to stand
up before the entire school, and read
the letters in full, with the names of
the writer's There was n iuttering
in the school.
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1t appears that the Confederates
captured in Mexico had settled on a
plantation that had been confiscated
by the Church. The captors promise
to release all the old men, but will put
the young men in the Liberal army
Two nephews and son of Gen. Price
We're among the captured
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SEEING IS BELIEVING If ladies who
10 not use the fragrant Sozodont will COM
pare teeth with those who do, they viii see
- Ia an instant more reasons for adopting it
man can be composed into a newspaper
paragraph
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The Wilmington Daily journal has
a statement furnished by Gov. Swain
of the newspapers published in North
Carolina before the war, their fate
during the war, and also the number
now published In 1861 there were
81 papers of all classes in the State ::
now there are only 80.
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4g- We learn from the Flag that
DR. G. V. McLanahan has been ap
pointed Post Master at DeKalb. Miss
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The President has issued an order
officially announcing the death of
Gen. Cass, and directing suitable
honors to be paid to the memory of
the deceased.
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$40 Reward.

~ . Pistol Of the combination s.Eerr
Il and Allen PATENT Five Shooter-ean he
Used as self-coeker. Supposed to have been
taken from the '.Clarion and Staudard'' office.
peculiar value is attached TO the pistol
Apply at the Clarion office. je20dtf
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STATE OF MISSISSIPPI

STA lie OF MISSISSIPPI, Z
KINDS COUNTY. APP
Peter Schnider,
vs.. Al buit' ia
John ID. Cook.
Nm opening the papers IN M
~ appearing 10 the satisfacteil.
that John ID. Cook does not resla55
Of Mississippi, but is a nonreslgs
1t is therefore ordered, that he =
appearance in this cause. and PFC
demur, ON the first Monday N ~
being rule day Of this Court. OF
allegations thereof Will be taken
and admitted.
IL is further ordered, That ,
order be published i'm the Week
newspaper published in the Oll
Mississippi, for five successive We
once each week.
A true copy from the minutes
10th day Of April, 1866.
WITNESS my hand anu
there being no seal Of ssi1
H. 81 ed at office, ut Jackson
District aforesaid, thls
April, A. ID. 1866. ,,,,s
WILL. o. CHAR1k
L. A. LINDSEY, pff'
u. j. WHARTON, Sol'r
May 81, 'e6-w5w.
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The Supreme Court of Pennsyl-
vania, at its recent session at Harris
burg, decided in the case of Elnora
AEohn, of Lehigh county, that a wo-
man can be indicted as a common
sCOld
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Cotton closed firm, with sales of
1000 bales at 40t042e. Mess pork
firm at s32 1898. Sugar dull. Gold
closed at 15S
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KENTUCKY STATE LOTT

DraicH Daily By Stat, IaHr
NJ URRAH, EDDYI& tCO Manages
vi prizes from SjOU0 10 SGluU Whole
one TO twenty dollars. shares I'm pr0po-t
Circulars Of the above LotiCrir- sent tra..
Orders for tickets promptly attended, 20
sent as soon as the Lottery is drawn AE
MURRI, EDDY dg
myld8w3m. Box H5 L0a.al
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National Military i

w AAAaAA
TIIE Managers Of the Naota
Il for discharged volunteer ~H.l.
lied by act of Congress. approved
1856, ask proposals for sites for
donation or sale. The premise ml
ated IN one Of the loyal State. roHt
200 acres Of land, and be iu o Iail
aud easy Of access by railroad GO
IL Is the purpose of the manage
without delay, extensive and perma
ings for said Asylums. and To- e.
VIII be largely advantagpou, 70 aa.
railroad in the vicinity Of 10, lacst
Plans, specifications. and e,tim4.
lum buildings, including dctsicla
are also asked for the approval %.
Liberal compensation viii De given
cessful plan.
Proposals, plans. specifications
mates-the first named 10 be iu H-
tanning plot and description u q
terms and conditions Of transfer
to Major General b. +. Butler. 40 L9.l
on or before the 10th dav of jun. >
BENZ J.. BY y
President Board o'
LEVI b. GUNCKEL. scrty
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LEGAL NOTICES
TIP U.SyEE.S 81

IR lI~SxiX1SF-S 81.
DG VIRTUE of a certain peola
ID ecuted by Charles l.. Hooker p
May, 1886. to secure to the Iit NM
The payment Of a prOmi-~ury note Is
undersigned, Trustee To- said uer.
the written request of the ENuU-
VIM. J. Austin, will proceed, on t
of May, 1850, in front Of the lapta
of Jackson, at y o'clock. NJ. 10 sell
est bidder for Cash, at public oBir
lowing described real estate. coBW
by said Deed of Trust, viz. IhTtu
the East half Of North east quartr-
ty acres in the West end of the Eat
Southeast quarter of Section No. "a
No. . OF Range No. l east, c0Hla-
tfty-tiye acres, more or less. m
Kinds county, Mississippi. ldiuiaH
to the city Of Jackson. Thi, pr0HT
desirable. Acting as Trustee, / ,la
yey such title as said Deed vest
though the title is considered pr
deed Is recorded In the proper ofia
Record No. "a, pages go and 50.
j. II. LEDBEllEB
Jackson, March IL, ls,iG-td
The above sale is postponed until sl
3Dth day of June, 1866
j. II. LEBEEIIEE
May %, 1866
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kNAPP s. HUFFMAN.
d + \ L AL 5 L r G f IN S

nR. KNAPP having associated DIR. John
~ W. Huffman with him in the practice OF
Dentistry, would recommend him to his friends
and patrons, as gentleman of skill and expe-
rience in his profession, and every way worthy
of patronage. DIR. H. will occupy my Office
during my absence. and attend to those in the
country who may desire his services
jackson. June 20 1866 diff
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SHAW s. DOHERTY.

NJ f R c liant TAILO RS
State Street Jackson, Mississippi.
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Mo- LIE

Is hereby given to all PARTIES Cora7'
Court of the United States. for tbs
triet Of Mississippi, will be opened l. E
Courtroom in the city of jackson ez p
Monday In June next
Given under my hand, this May l.tl r
may25-tf.
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THE STATE OF MISSISSIPPI,
AUDIToRS OFFICE, JACKsON(
L Thos I. Swami. Auditor of Public A counts
OF the State Mississippi do certify that the Ftna
Life Insurance Company, located at Hartford Conn
has complied with the Act entitled an Act To
regulate Agencies of Foreign Insurance Compa-
MES, approved January 3lst 1857; and in virtue of
the power invested in me, by said law hereby am
thorize ID. n. BarrOwa- Az gent for said COMPANY at
jackson, in the county of Kinds, to transact bust
ness OF Insurance in this STATE until the first day
March 1861.
-. Given under my hand and seal Of Office at
LIS. the eityof Jackson, this 9Th day of May,
$1,000 A ID. 1866
THOS. r. SWAMI
lel5d3w Auditor of Public Accounts
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ININSlAN
lard and
IN CARR

Il IN CAIRO
+ .ssaadersignedot
b y, sanged Tan !
aboutI,IOO
/ II, Of first IA
al. a a in q
ahd well
d. : aud impleI
aaeSy Titles
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Sstalian sprin
Aiss Central
srougliiv rem,
re "a few inv.
@se DyspeI,s
this water
ard ESQ per mo
Engagement a
kIhe departing
nts 81 per n
Etr
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SU MN ERVILLE INSTITUTE
THE LARGEST AND MOST SUCCESSFUL
BOARDING school in the Southern States
FOR BOYS AND YOUNG MEN.

This School has al the dUGntGges Of a College aei
None Of ats Disadvantages.
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he StHmercUe Institute is patronized bg the frst
Hen Of the South
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sheet Music, Music Books,
OF ALL DESCRIPTIONS

IA Parties in the country ordering Music
viii find their orders filled promptly and
fully.
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TN l ) old and highly useful and popular
IL Institution enlarged, reftted and re-fur-
nished. and having the ablest corps of Teach
ers ever brought together in this country, will
entnr unnn its Enurteanfh Sessinn ON
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Balance for the year added to Surplus
! Fund, II. l15. 234 81
Balance per Statement January LIST,
/ 1865. ssI. SIS. -
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= T A T E Nj Z n T
OF THE
Etna Life Insurance Company
OF HAR FORD, ONN.
On the lst Of JaRudygt le6G.

Received for Premiums and Interest dU
1850 s.. 6s3 oaa. -
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DECISIONS OF THE HIGH COURT
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Assets.
Loans upon Mortgage of Real Estate.
first lien of record, CITY property
appraised at S243, POO,
Rnll Esfatn
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-11-30
NOTICE IN PARTITION.

LNLIzABETH c. LODGE, Nathan Wayland
II Lodge, u minor, Josahcd II. Lodge, q minor
Addison ponson and Rosanna ponson, ms VIE
Aquilla HiXon and Naomi Il. HiXOn. his wife,
Frederick Smith and Clarissa Matilda Smith, his
wife, Mary Hannah LOdge, and Mariah Jane
Lodge all of Montgomery County, OHIO, and llO-
ratio lodge, oliver Lodge, minor, Elizabeth
Lodgd a minor. John Hopkins and Obedience Hop
Iins liz wife, All OF Cass County in the state uf
indiana, will take notice that james n; Lodge
IacobP. Lodge, ,Alason ~ lsodge, ana William n
Lodge. of Montgomery County, Ohio, have illed u
petition, which is now pending against them, In
the superior Court of Montgomery County, Ohio,
TONERS are tenants in common, in fec SIMPLE with
the said Nathan Wayland Bodge, Josabed r.
Lodge, Rosanna Donson, Nancy Ann C Jones,
Naomi f. Hixon, Ciarissa Matilda smith Mary
Hannah Lodge, Mnriah Jane Lodge, lioratio
LODGE Oliver Lodge, and Elizabeth Lodge, OF the
following reai estate and premises situate in the
county of-Moiitgomery, and State of Dhio, and
being nfty of land on of the east side of the
southeast quarter of section twenty, township
three ran &c six east in Butler township, In said
county, with the privileges and appartenances to
the same belonging, as heiF--at-iaw Of Jacob
Lodge, late of Montgomery COanty, Ohio, decd,
said James n, Jacob p, Mason IL, and William
N Lod e. petitioners and plaintiffs In said pot-
tion claim, IN said petitis ibat they eaeh hold
one thirteenth Of said ..ll- ,cepting the
said Ilorato, oliver, a mipor, and Elizabeth, a
bach entitcd to one. .tliiui OF one-thrteenth part
OF said premises They further claim in said peti-
said Jacob Lodge, decd; that said Obedience Hop
kius vile Of said gdlin Hopltus, also lnade. de
ienuanl 10 sAld pelltlo et lutIef oi Siilu llor
ratio oliver. q nlinor aud Elizabeth Lodge. a
minHr 30 ~ fsceIrray that PARTITION may beinlde
Of SAID premises that their respective portions
may be set OF to them in severalty, and for such
other and proper relief as1nay ne gFante't by the
Court AZ the hearing OF said cause, And unless
they answer said petition hy the 22l day OF Ianu-
ary, A ~ 1867, sat petition VIII be taken true
anil Judgment rendered accordingly.
l p JANIS y. LODGE,
-4-at.o Dt- -JACOB r. LODGE, 81
MASON II. LODGE,
.a. WILLIAM \ LODGE
OpLIg CAHiLL, Attorneys. eva
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Administrators Sale VI Real
3ma Estate.

E.r .t IT. ~ 80.
IL pursuance OF an order of the Probate Court of
i Montgomery County, Ohio.I will oneT for sale
at public auctt0ns AZ the dOoro The Coart Heusc
In Dayton, on
Saturday ne 15tA day Of Deces,5er, 4. u 1865,
At two O'Clock IN the afternoon Of said day, the
following described real. estate situate in the
county pf Montgomery Rnd state of Ohio, 10 wit:
In lots nunlberud 3l and 81 as plated and re.
corded in s. A. larkeIa plot OF North Day ton ;
also, astp Of laud l0ls feet de adjoining To- and
laying along tho Ysst end Di said loo No. a. tnd
extending the whole width of sAdlOt
Also, piece OF land commencing on east line OF
outi0t No. I, aud running thence north with the
east liIo Of said lot 53k teCt 70 ~ point; thence
west parallel VITA the sonth line OF said lot 20 feet
10 point thence sonth as feet TO point; thence
east ~ teet 70 the place Of beginning, being part
The fbregohg real estate as above described
constitutes the pFcmi 81 cntire, including the
dwelling holise, slaughter house aud barn, owned
and occupied by Frederick schwartz deceased, at
the time of his death, IN Mad River Township. 5
appraised all together, as one premises. at
Also, lot No Oae ON the Plat Of che city OF Day
\ tor IN. Montgomery county, Ohio, appiaiseil Rt
3 TERMS on sALIs-=one -thiu,I in cash on day oi
safe; one third In one and onethirl in two years
I from said day, with interest deferred payments
Z ~ De SECURED by mortgage on the premises.
( ~ ~. ~ ti GEORGE HERBiG,
Attmrof frsderiek schwartz, deed
ID. A uOUk. Attorney h
b H0veIpber iS, 1855. Iowa
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Lincoln's LAST.

We have heard an anecdote of the late
President Lincoln, which, unlike some of
the stories attributed 10 him, is, webelieve,
an actual fact. During Mr.. Lincolh's prac-
ticeof his profession Of the law, long be-
fore he was thought of for President, he
was attending the Circuit Court which met
at bloomington, Illinois The prosecuting
attorney, a lawyer by the name of Bamon,
was man of great physical strength,
and took particular pleasure in athletic
sports. and was so fond of wrestling that
his power and experience rendered him q
formidable, and generally successful oppo-
nent. One pleasant day in The fall, Lamon
was wrestling near the court house with
some one who had challenged him trial,
and in the struggle made a large rent in
the rear of his umnentionables. Before he
had time to make any change, he was
called into court to take up a ease.
The evidence was finished, and Lamon
got mp to address the jury, and having on
a somewhat short coat his misfortune was
rather apparent. One of the lawyers. for
Joke, started subscription paper, which
passed from one member of the bar TO an
other, as they sat by long table fronting
the bench, to buy pair Of pantaloons for
Lamon, "he being" the paper said, "a poor,
but worthy young man." Several put
down their names with some ludicrOus
Subscription, and finally the paper was laid
in front of Mr. Lincoln. He quickly
glanced over 1t, Immediately took up his
pen and wrote after his name ~ can con-
tribute nothing TO He end in uieio.' H