The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1866-12-06


where's afore, IS <4sE..zs. - .,,zs s.. 81
He was a little shabby in his wesrin
apparil. His coat was one Of those black.
shiny garments, which yon can always
tel have been FURNISHED sby Adversely,
Int Ire very gen ten AMY.
w as II IN the 'CrT,uea. coTnrade -.
it was Il was at tie stornia or Sabas
,oppa.5whefe had q narrow escape from
death, tilaf I'VE rnefh azA9 81 bIae.. 5sas a-a
~ sara! No, WASH tat Ssss.stepol /
escaped fatal wound by not bein there
II WAS a healthy old fortress. | added
Z 1t Vas But 1t fell Il cane down
with a crash $3.50 ea5 a7ue 2
49, And pipcky boys they was who
brought her down, I added, 'and hurrah
tor en- I, 49, -l.ts4 a..r.trs.aa s.a
-astT,he man graspt me warmly by the.
hand. and said he had been IN America.
Upper Can ada. Africa A STA Minor. and
ns,tile r. to wns, and lie never met a man he
liked as much as he did ne Let us, ;
lie ,sdded let us to the shrine of BAG
ehus" And he dragged Inc into q public
house. l was determined 70 pay, SO
said, Mr.. Bacchus, give this gen nan
what he calls ior.'F7 f3f9ssazs ~
we conv ersed there in a very pleas
/ ant manner till my dinner time arrove,
T.. when the agrce'b!e. gentleman insisted
trat I should dine with him Wen have
!. a banquet, sir, 1t for the gods
ivs l ;old him good plain vittles would
SCOT NE Ii the gods wanted 10 have
the dispepsy, they was welcome To it.
-sfsilWe had scoop and fish, AMI a hot jint,
capt gromsis, and wines ofgare and cost
! ~ vintage We had ices. and we had
nsfRoots from Greeniands hey mountains
p aif,i Injy's coral strands; and when the
y sun.ptuous reparst was over, the agree
/ bic man said he'd unfortunitiy left his
, poeket-book at home on the marble cen
tre table. But, by Jover he said, 1T
twas a feast fit for the gods
I said, ooh, uever mind, and drew out
/ my puss tho hardly wished the gods,
as the dinner was fit for EN-, was there
!. to pay for it.
!. II ! come of very clever family.
II The agree BILE gentleman then said,
/ Now, L will show you our Club 1t
| dates back to the time of William the
Conqueror.
Did Bill belong to it 2 I inquired
He did
WALL 1 said, if Billy was one of 'em.
/ need no other Endorsement as to its
Responsibilities. and I'll go Will, you, my.
gay trooper boy And we went off,
arm in arm.
On the way The agreeable man told
me that the Club was called the 81 sh-
J ers. He said / would notice that none
Of EN- appeared in evenin dress. He
!, said it Was agin the rooles of the Club
In tack, i: any member appeared there
in evenin dress he'd bcsnstantIy expeld
And yit, he added, there's geneyus
there. and lofty emotions, and intelleck
You'll e surprised at the quantities OF
in telleek YOU Il see there
W. reached the Slosliers in due time.
and L must say there was a shakv lookin
lot, and the public house where they con
vened was certainiye none of the best
- The Sloshers crowded round me and
Iiosas | was welcome Nv hat a beautiful
Z brcst9ln yen We got said one of EN-
sap ci'mit me, and he took it out o! nv
neckescher Isn't he iuvv,' he said.
Z parsin il to another. who parsed it to ans.
other. 1t was given me by my aunt. on
my proInisin her I'd never swear pro
faneiy; and | never have except on very
aspeciel occasions / see that beautiful
Ia boosum pin parsin from one Sioshe- to
another, and I'm reminded OF them sad
/ words OF the poit, .parsin away. parsin
away l never saw it no more. Then
ioln comes a athletic female who no
! sooner sees me than she zutters wild
yell, and cries: 7 Err
/ At larst! at larst. My Wilyim, from
the seas =
said, Not at all, mann Not on no
account l have heard the hoatsawin
pipe TO auarters-hut voice in nv heart
didn't whisper Seu-zan. I've Delayed
the marlinspikes on the upper jibpoos,
: but Seu-zans eyes wasn't on me. much
Young woman, l am not your SAFER boy
Far different Z
oh, yes, you are" she howled, seizin
ma round the neck. oh. how I've
s lool>t forwards to this meeting
80 And you Il presently, said. have a
opportunity of looking backwards to it,
:. because I'm on the pint of leaving this
institution ..5I- -.as
Z will here observe that come OF
very clever family. A very clever fam y.
indeed. el 81
Where cried. as struggled in vain
.o,release myself from the eccentric fe
males claws, where is the Capting-the
man who was in the Crimea. amidst the
canon's thunderg / want him.
He came forward and crietl,T what do
/ see )? Ne sister. me sweet Adulaide.
and in tears, Willinr he scream ed,
!. and you're the serpent as l took to my
boosum, and borrowed money of. and
went round with, and was cheerful with.
are You ? You oughtsto be ashamed of
yourself. a ID
Somehow my coat was jerked off, the
brest pocket of which contained my
pocket book. and it parsed away like the
brestpin. Then they sorter quietly hus-
tied me into the street. ,~1
- 1t was about II O'Clock at night when
/ reached the Greenlion.
p .Ha. ha you sly old rascal. you've
been up to larks?' said the landlord,
larfin loudly, and digging his fist into my
ribs
s said, Mr. Bigsby. if you do that agin.
shall hit You, Much as / respect yon
and your excellent family. shall dis
fgger your beneverient countenance tora
life T
..,ss What has ruftied your spirits. friend?
said the landlord.
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