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3 will insist on his going with you, but the young man is not of age and his father is very strict and you had better see him." Opr. saw Mr. Howe Sr. and after a good deal of talking Opr. said, "True you don't know who I am, but if you allow your son to go with to Noblesville and he is not satisfied with Mr. Shirt's guarantee then I will guarantee to you that Mr. Bartholomew will bring him back ? to-night." Opr then called in Mr. Bartholomew and he said, "I assure you I will and while I don't know the secrets of the matter, I will guarantee that Mr. Gray is all right. This satisfied him and with the understanding that Kirk Howe be paid for his time and Opr pay for the service of the man that took his place during his absence it was agreed, so far as his father and Mr. Pierce were concerned that Kirke could ? Kirke arrived about 6:30pm and after a good deal of palaver he consented to go to Noblesville and see Shirts, and in order to hurry him up Opr. told him he could get his supper at Noblesville Opr then paid Mr Pierce for the services of the man who would take Howe's place for two days and guaranteed