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EIoQuEscR Of 1HE BAR.--A ST. Louis pa.
per tells the story Of CRIMINAL. who having
been Unexpectedly acquitted Of the charge Tor
which he vas arranged befote Judge Bow In. up
on being informed that he was at liberty TO eo,
turned 10 the Jury, aud with much feeling sbsei
we'd


"Gentlemen Of the Jury; thank you from
the bottom of my heart for the decision iust res.
deysd--you @ill be ever remembered IN my prag
ers 10 yon. Worthy and, must say, cuis friend.
taddressng himself to his counseL) Iwish it was
IN my power 10 double your fee; the feeling en-
terrain for YOU cannol be expressed by words;
you are N indeed, the criminals benelactor to
yo1, your honor, Undressing the Judge, could
scarcely suppress smile, | am eveilasiingiy n
debsd; bot all can say to you is, promise
ou. upon .ny honor, 40. ihai am Zee. li,al
will never be guilty Of stealing agGis, as long as
i've"