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Daily national Democrat., 1860-02-04
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10 Druggists, Physicians and
Traders.
The undersigned, Importers and Wholesale Drug
gsts keep constantly on hand the largest and most
extensive assortment of Goods, in their line to be
found Ia California, which they offer the trade at
the very lowest market prices. They are also Sole
Agents for the Northern District of California for the
following Patent Medicines
Sdlds StrsapariHa,
Ayers' cherry Pectord1,
GUgsotts Yelkoio Dock and SarSdpdrHEa,
AyefS Ctthu5fic Pills,
Perry DdUis' Pain killer,
GrdefeRbirg Co.'s Ftmily Medicines,
Woods OliDe PectOrdl
Dr.. cuttings Fu1iiy Nedicines,
LduraH's Sclidifed cod Licer oil,
WUbOr's COd Liner oil and Lime,
Roman Eye Balsdm,
Chi3ida Ague PMS, dc.
Allartcles purchased from them guaranteed of the
bestquay; and purchases for distan. points care
fully packed, and promptly forwarded
RICE, COFFIN & CO.,
aug21-tf % and 20 street, Marysville.
Syrup of Yellow Dock, >arsaparIIIa, and
IOdIde of Potash.
wouldinform my patrons andfriends that can
guarantee my Concentrated Syrup OF Yellow Dock, ,
Sarsaparila and Iodide Of Potash the very best
preparation OF Sarsaparilla now in use.
Wesimply ask trial of this medicine. 1t is fur
nished to the trade in boxes containing doz bot
ties each, and suppedupon the most favorableterms
Ampledireetons accompany each bottle.
Applyto S. I. WATTS,
Wholesale Druggist,
Firststreet, Marysville.
For sale by +. f. SPENCE,
je5tf Druggist, 80 Main street, Nevada.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-02-04
and Mechanical Univer-
sitY Of California.


AOW open JOF nc IttccpCtON Of DtUUtIttS.
SYSTEM of Manual Labor has been adopted
~ for the purpose of imparting practical as well
theoretical instruction in the various brans hes of
Agriculture and Mechanics. To provide practical iu-
struction, farm and various mechanical shops are
connected with the University where pupils will be
furnished with employment portion ofthe time. The
School viii consist Of three departments Primary,
Academic and University. The various branches
taught in otner schools and colleges will be taught
here and taught in a thoroughly practical manner.
1t is designed to give pupils education that they
will not only possess, but be able to use
Ample provision has been made for boarding pupils,
male and female, at the low price of FOUR DOLLARS
per week, making the whole expense Of Board and Tu-
ition, in the Academic department, only FIVE DOL.
LARS per week.
Tn University is under the manage ent of a Board
of eight, viz; W NJ. Macy, Presidents; G. T.. Hutton,
Secretary; r. NJ. Deneen, Corresponding Secretary;
Messrs r. MatIeson r. o. Thompson, j. ID. IIassett,
j. A. Burlingame and }. w. Blgley. Parents who en-
trust their children TO care may be assured that
they will be under the constant supervision of the
Faculty, and while everythingo Of Sectarian ctarac-
ter will be carefully avoided the moral and religious
emotions of students win be constantly stimulated
Besides the Faculty, the following scientific and lit
erary gentlemen have been engaged to Lecture the
benefit of Glasses Hon. J. $. Ormsby, Rev James
Woods, Rev, Dr.. Bonham, Rev. James P,erpont, Eev.
Z. p Henderson, G.. W. Granniss Esq, l.. A. Norton
ESQ, DR.. J. j. Piper.
For further information we refer to tho following
gentlemen of Narysville, who have consented act
as references john Q. FALL Dr. D. W. Q. Rice, and
John r. Ridge.
BY order Of the Board Of Directors
WM. III. MACY, President
CHAs. Z. HUTTON, Secretary. noy24-3m
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A CORRESPONDENT of the Cincinnati Enqur =
er, writing from Charestown, says:
A Speculation" worthy of the shrewdest
Yankee, is already in preparation. Thou
sands of pieces of lumber have been sawed
into small pieces, preparatory to being sent
north to sell to the "irrepressible conflict"
people, as pieces of the scaifold upon which
old John Brown was hungl Some Of it is
cut as fine as match sticks, to supply the
cheaper markets.
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H1vRx AID soUIHAsSros.- Steamship Adria;ic.-Lsdy
ss tIs Amy rms; -E' Sosssd and family isrS
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s 1s +
% cos y feraam snd dauser
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and ss,d iSs ifl'
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lee a AKIN worry y! FA,IsPs lady and Servants Mr.
NEW III sn M ss Mrs
Roberts, John Hoffman Mrs xques, seven children and
servant-and Il n the storage.
DEPARTURES.
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Two children Harrs W sandersm II Bowes. PMcLeod
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n lin, and ten In the eeersge.
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Palmer. Lumsden, smith, u W Hunter Rev G Lioben.
" Lane, John w Whemore, Dr Corbett, Corwfn, q
Wilson, Chenery Fouikes, Mabon, q A Dnrrped,
Winston, Z Jennett . bailey w shants Dcryshire
Bowsn, Mr. rs. Bowers and infant 9 n Bower Mis-. " N
sensock and lady Baker, NJ McDuhy, Miss Paxton
Reynolds wife and child; v Fucker George Brown,
MsA CoopH II Marcus, MIR McNar, u Putnam Y Eusis
J lane, q Latham, and II in the sieerrge.
Cnsmrsrcs-t'eamship Marion Mrs JAS Cores, Robert
and issy Geo Fi,h sb!sy Mrs NeT'on And eblld
Jacob stcckley and lady Gronlng, Chas Berney
Van Der weyde w W Hubbard n Cook, A Van Noy,
born = surgsss, Geo A Ticker by Boyiacn, tr r
and lady, Rohsebid. Masihewx JasJ Hughes, Nor
ris, VIM Clifford ii Adams NssJ Eaton, Miss = Chaplin
Jos Beinger and lady, Middleton, L. Sodsmh Miss
neilineer ss Bclinger Mcguire and two chldreni
Kenery Fitzgerald, VIM Chapple, Hy Morap. MorItty
Ibos Riley, Mrs Sullivan and two chdrenand y In the
StecraQe.
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sehr Empire, Howell. Narfolk-sturges, Chairman Co.
g hx Nay klzs, LyonA Norfolk i,run, Aaghl
. . ar strong, Liscum, Baltifnore-Nerrl Ab6oa
srnr Era, Mayo Boston, McKee,.
schr Gfaxate Stale, Hanol Hnaz0n-Daytcu Co

sshr Empire, Howell Sarfolk- ssarxss, clearm.n go.
s: sf's Es tzss: as S Hs
seR S d Graz ss{ Es.. soi ass ssssi
p xesmship Adriasic comsoct Havre Aug va os~ese
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e. e bars e q" 3 g ne Ss
sm sass On e .s and
GsSs from iGVerpoo for sss Day al i
Ss ss'fs Ara
Ship CITY New York saasr, Liverpool July ) with mdse
Ship Emerald isle. coSash Liverpool July with nadsa
and as senses Tspscot Co. Had two births and ono
snip carois Nagnus Ashby Liverpool, July with mase,
sse Isaaos Win md to Dun
passengers % Boye nincksn July 10 lat - oa - was
boarded by The captain q whaling barn sts's , Ssg Bed
and $500 lbs bone, ali we'll
win SSa s q @ nsobc M
sos Ion As spoke ship Florence from Boston for MARI
ship Lancashire, Olsen, NarssIes 80 days With mase 10
SIP John Jarvis of Rssoo, Collins, Marsees IaDe 70.
BaiR Perf @ bsnso rsndlson sunderland Juno
20 via The knsnsh Channel with coal to II Meyer.
me y q 3 .s., .ss, Lat a saw 40 J
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K e s sss Hsys: sivi = ssE; Y ss
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sSi DEANS Pa favoriis t o o ri sD Frlhdaa july 49,
hides usc &C. Mclean Lliz Had light winds from
whole
Brig TaTsine Pressy Llngsn cB 20 days. with COAL 10
Brig Union Cr, Smith, Windsor. days. with plaster, %
Brig Emily, Saunders Rondout for Portland.
fruit o James Douglass "a inst lat y Ion 70 ss ose
s.s u.s. sSp ssSe days. With ar.
shr v1gs Relic Gr Harvey St john NIB 10 days W
schr Vernon tBT sower Hrlsboro MS Is days. with plss.
Shs Spray Br, Shaw, Windsor, Ms 20 days win pas.er
sehr Plendss Br Mcclellan Windsor, rs, IS days. Win
schr Eclipse dB Tarr Parsboro Ms 20 days with plassr
sSS S Mary AnS l Marshall shall Deer Ise Ny
schr pr Rogers, Adams Calais, days
s ss dsy
scS ss.naq cSTS shut EcnaG1 Portland
schr Gen Warren, Benson, Rondout for Boston,
sloop Thomas Hull Hun Rondout for Providence.
Steamer Delaware, Cannon Philadelphia.
acaner Penguin, Williams Providence
BELOW.
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steamships City o. washngon I) ayepocIassed ~
wall tsnswns Havana srd New Orleans: Aiahan,a Swan
nah IIupIsyis 60; Marion charleson Psliersharr WI
iSg1 So.ios; NOPleso x,shinsien; Paap.eo Possd;
Ing Cloud baltimore BIG Curtis. Wen inSea 's'
Wind sunset NNE.
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POLITICS AT THE WATERING PLACES.
orK SARATOGA CORRESPONDENCE.

SARArocA, August 4, 1850
TIE Pela,cians al SsrdIoSd- We'd and Cor. Ncvvss
Making rp-7hs Governor TO b Renoai,aatst-Th.
ncndo Need and ne Albany R>swcy-t1as. OCsnW
ne Byecifsridcs Candida, for Governor, DC, IL.
within the past few years Saratoga has become quite
avoritc resort for our owners she "ds,ngused poa.
Clans" who consrcgaic here from all sections Of the
country 10 recrpcrse compare notes and lay plans for
the following winters operations within the past ten
days there has been figuring done here in dspospg
Of nominations and tho public funds than the outside
public would be wiling 10 believe, even IL sworn 10
The nomination Tor The black republican State ticket has
already been made. Morgan the nominee for Governor
Usclc rburow and bis Kxceercy al the earnest scciA
ton Of good and true friends, We tc,d have kissed
and come together again for the good OF tho cause Tho
difference between his Excelenoy and rno,e Thuriow
which occurred nj Albany last winter, was An bcsh and
this union at the springs is only part or the pro.
granms then made up for humbugging the peo-
pie. II was arranged At Albany last winter
that this Ncellcrcy was 10 play honest, and
veto certain railroad bills, which he knew would be
passed. over bis veto while biz friends in the lobby were
to take the cdum Of passing them well AZ the extra
furds which they declared the projectors owners Of
the bills must ng out In order 10 enable them TO
thern through beth houses his Excecn, ys veto
who they tier swore with the sOlcmnity OF the devil
sd forever damned himself politically by going against
bis friends. Oh, certainly
This nice little ard rrcty arranged srnashup between
rs Excc,sncy and fr.gds In The lobby also relieved
'heri ron fut Inc crrtar rfog mssc n any nun
er O. sr1sl Try r1ttsns previous % shc lat state elcc
cr, Th3 care % Albany rt i'cf pocscls ~ q petty
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Thomas B. IappAn VIE chosen President, and John Ear
dy, Secretary.
The follow ng list Of the delegates aud asrns'es-
District !, hchael HApln, delegate. Dstr'ct p john
Clancy delegate District 3, James B. Dup.gnse deie-
gate. Dstr CT g. Henry p West, delegate William nc
Caf alternate District Ralph bogert, delegate; 1onn
LyxCh, alternate. District 8, Moses D. Gale, dsegats
GeHgs A. jeremiah, alternate. District John k.cnsra
Francis oKesfe delegate District 0, James Murray,
celegste James r. Dunn alternate. District 10, smith
Ety. Jr, delegate. District IL, John Hardy, delegate
delegate Richard H. BEhop alternate District ID, Nj
chaei Connolly, delegate; William H. DOhertJ, alternate
District "a John r. Briggs, delegate District 10 AoTam
trct TO- Terence Farley, delegate william j. hamilton
alternate. pisirict II, Thomas b. Tsppan delegate; VII
liam Harris, alternate.
The delegates adjourned to meet at the Syracuse House
in Syracuse, on Tuesday evening, at eight O'Clock
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TENNESSEE.
QUE NASHVILLE CORRESPONDENTS.

NAspvIIis, Tenn, August ., fs00.
Ests Of ne Bell Iayy b Spit ne Dsp.ocrohe Tclf IN
ne So,e-Ssrgh Of Breesinrdss in ne Country 7o,cns
and raia1cs-The Wea,her--The Drought, DC, DC.
Business Of all kinds being at sandsti here al pre-
sent, political Of the day the oaly things We
have 10 attract attention and divert minds. Nash-
vile s aud always has been, strongly ansLdemocratc,
and Is to-day the great stronghold Of the opposition
forces this State and confidently assert that II will
poll stronger vote for Bell ard Everett. than ever ha.
done; but think the adjoining towns and counties
for Breckpridse and lane, with few exceptions II has
been the ardent desire and the great effort Of the Bell
party here to split the democratic iicke! in This
state and &c, the Douglas vote for Bell and
the opposition press here and elscv here in the State
endcayorips 10 widen The breach between the two
wings Of the democracy to admit Of compromise
but so far In this city, AZ see, they have met wsh
success Mr. Bell VIII get large vote here admit
bt will be the vote OF bis own party, and arm certain
that Nr. Douglas has but few friends in this city.
Tor the last few weeks town has been greatly en-.
Ivened by numerous Douglas ratification meetings. which
mostly attended by opposition men, who ohcereA the
speakers IN n. Naticrson and VIM VI. Carol, OF m.
State both renegades from their parsy) lusty, much
20 the disgust Of all true and good who Through
the trick. Ncssrs. Natterson and Carol, however,
sceysd very ii..ls BY .Ss,r coming 70 This city " 81
country towns and villages the sentiment among the
democracy undivided They listen indifrenty TO the
fumingS OF the handful Of DorglAsNes, who are only
seeking prominence, and win vote 70 . unit Tor sbe
ticna Democratic ticket-Bveck inrijge and lane. Tue
ss, ~ess creased quite scasaion .@oas both pss.
hero and among hs masscs generally, where the
HERALD Is circulated The opposition press especially
down bot The popclar feeling The people here u for
the pcrpeaity Of the Union &c can be pcrIeiuA,sd with
honor TO the south.
Outside or politics nothing doing Our city almost
deserted account q the great rush The watering
psoes The weather has been very lately and No
have bad very little rain for several weeks The crops are
suring greatly from the sbcss Of the drought, and The
farmers ere depending o. making half crop
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,a,rsrv Mn %,SS 49, MN ,.u thai, rr,snas tbsv
a.an. ves G,c-"h Sin onssrsrc ~ The n~,inss Of co.
Gossnor y while lhs real sssss - thst he tIs bills
a,anht h. % arr.h shaa ~, thar N attract
the n,,sso. ~ ~, SSSn o ~ sSo 10
no,hipx Iess thsn syaud srcsrv buspees These political
81, mns Who went homs svesying al sorts al things
.va,nn, IA F,caIsprv IN now ba toId thst he hss
"eaved and ssreee 10 Sc sood how h. futuye and 70
do what he a told Pu,s,ns Merriam ON ths course
again eHectunllv disposes o. Greeley. Littlelohn
and thu rna,oai deunocrsas who While Claiming
10 have Uncle Abe In their arms are
not 10 have the control Of the state ocers or state
niniion 20 endorse their for oce in case
pnoe Abe succeeds to the Presidency So that IL any OF
the radical or reeeyites on the canal are re-
ardea Tor noitai se rvces nv iJncie Abe VIII be DONE
ne the seward and Weed men win claim against the
wishes of the peop,e on tina stata who srsnk through
ber state Organization and In Congress-
Who are All rsht on The GOOSE hus N Greeley 60 gel
,e credit NJ nntting IIncie Abe on The track Weed Co
are going 10 have the stakes ana gate money
While ths DELIGHTFUL u,tIe quarrel ia going on in the
rarks Of tha Rail sntter II il NOT ali harmony ana bro
be,y love that we 6nd 10 the ranks OF the democracy
The dsngusbed owners of the cate in that party are
also here In good nmbers cheating eacn other a. well as
he people as hest thew can Tire Albany Resencv who
nave used hs plse for wears for LAYING their pans with
The opposton leaders have had detectives on the ground
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carcek BSnos, August Z, 1870.
Appssl kestas Of Ne <merssas slAs Cbsns1-u ev
ab~rN "a ns Pesdi,s csa<s.--Be,ss T,vm ne rhscn
csmmT<. NsasHased q; Usse-R>;u,s If Ne cre,sey
sps TNwscs Wed Jsud-Tk CHtrHa.o~ial Ccxex.
Ceu0s~ koroeEf Ckdress, &c
ne American state Cousen, whereof e<seral e1cep
fresidcnt and head, VIII meet In Schenectady on he
2ad Instant Tho meeting Is The state ANNA, one ana
- yriDspsl business WIN W 70 lake scou % e rYsel.
dersssl question o. course there win De- struggle n
shere has been at all the meetings Of h party 10 COO.
src 10 soiicn. II 10 maintained that there several
shousAna voters who ye, "belcvs in Tho thing" and vii
be controlled BY the action Of the Council whose aeton
sere they recognise speaking FOR the American party
10 which only they claim 70 belong and which ttsy sup
poe stui has an cxsterce. what ground there for
sAss know not. II seems 10 be true, however, that
scscsns q all SORTS continue 70 attach importance 10
ss action Of these meetings. doubtless s desirable,
no. important 10 the Bell and Everett people that the
action should be In their favor. Should II not be,
thsy would be rot q little disappointed The
douglas democrats claim first oocsinshp 10 the
Encg Nothinss, and holding out their hats for ,hs
rtmbs The republican, thoOsh they profess confidence
m nsrns enough 10 carry the state and that they Rave
s,sot done taxing rysp have likewise turned a warm
side and son gsnccs the o pronouneed iefanc, party
ire Breckenridge faction have not yet preferred their.
siirs ence thsy underrfood TO have The rocxs,'
tney should not be dseutersj, FOR here certainty
ey would no, reality sssrd The bes ctsrcs 6 .1rry.
70 W tsy should hoy ur6sTitas e 90 q
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sHIPPINe NEWS
Movements Of Ocean Steamer.

HAVANA, MAfAyAs AND Nyw o1LKAxs,
DHvn1S-Rrum New York lst arriving Havana an "a
Hsv o!.sss pa yrca New orisAas Nd Havana iSa. -
CAssvsk-Frc.' Fsv ycA yA, arriving a Bavasa ,ss
sn1 New ossss, ~ Prom New Orleans nd aAvsaA M
n scro-Trge New Ycss sia arriving At Havana 81 ana
Esw ORR -. yrea Nsv Orleans HI Havaas q =.
ogzxn cirI-irua New Yark end HAMA svsry svsssy
6Aya Prom New YORK Aux arriving Of HAvnna III.
4slx,s,yrO fsv TSrf Tor xaisazas ns . o. sssA
KAnsAn-yra Nov yot ~ Hsvs.a vie nsunu rP a,
~ afyal q every alternate Cunard aaansE ~ Nsw Yor
ND-Whm - above 1n1D tai DmAny snsanaru Mn
IN - non1Ay except from Nsw Ovissna WAsn ~ daiss
fal On 1ondAs Ne sieanen WIN lesvs New ovisAas ~
~ ppey1saA
BrEcIAI NOTICE.
an .r,isg.. 81 kitrs Intended for ae NEW roax HERup
sNorld ~ sanicL
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CLEARED
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SIR Ben, uknnsn Wilmington.
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Speech Of Abe Lincoln ct Spring
field, Illinois.
Nam EoDslon the Stump Candidate Tor the
Presidency.
The Gossip at the Watering Places and
Elsewhere,
Tne Sreat RepubIissn Gar,eVrsns az
Sprfns hsid---Speech or Abraham iir~

Tne Sreat Republican 6arHVrsns az
Sprfns heid---speech or Abraham iir-
Vsrhgneld (n) despatch, Aaersi 9, IN ne cnernn'i
~. Urea, mas, eoSyensios ts, home Of Lincoln
comes OF here 70 day. The crJ crowded 70 overflow
s with people. me lowest e Lmateos ne crowd n at
- Semocrats re estimate run rom this up e forty
thousand ne great repSo ,icsn va wan vas dedicated
sed Doc t.e, and Judd, Of Chicago
The procession Wcs .nesday morning numbered six
thousand ~ actual cous and occupied Two tovrs sud
naTf IN psssing Lincocss residence Popular enthusiasm
Is unnoEnded. Soe< Judges es7 Il Is q sscend Chicago
sonvenaOn, with eSitions We great meeting At The
Fair ecoends nyrrs cred fifteen tloasand people Mr..
rinooh AppeareS the grourd and spoke iollows-
srgscH OF A&eaAn LINCOLN.
as ~ nav Api Pr sM"ls yJs on ~
been my Purpose sine have been placed II pre-
uer. positoG 20 make Re speeches. It's sssemblage
n0yng been drawn together at the OF my dence,
appeared 30 be the wish Of those constituting the vast
assembly TO IA is certainly " Sd 20 see all
q you appear upon the ground here a. this time only
r the purpose seeing you ard enabling you % see me-
1conefs with gratitude that did not suppose that my
spyeersnce among you would create the t1mult which
nos witness am profoundly grateful fer this nantes
aatson of your feelings. am grathec, because - ri-
ssse which can be paid TO no man. !, Is testimony
which four years hence you viii pay 70 the next who
the representative of the truth on the questions whch
sgtate The public mind (cheers) II is an evidence
shat you win eight for this cause then az you now fgft
Tor It, stronger than you fght though may
De dead and gone. QCheers) ] most profcahcy ard
sincerely thank you Having said this much, let me now
sad thai you viii hear the public Discussions by others
e eur friends who here for the purpose OF addressing
yoa, and let me be silent. Immense applause.)
Mr. Lincoln retired from the grounds amidst the widest
entbuss sm, being seized upon and carried hther and
rhnher by the immense crowd Which alled the grounds
70 cverfowng. No such demonstration has been
Wknessed In Illinois.
The republican demonstration this evening surpasses
the expectations of the most sangune The square about
the State House resembles OF fire. through which
sod ranks Of Wide Awakes march and counermsrch by
thousands Passage through the city is difficult owing
- the blockade Of the immense crowd IL is altogether
The greatest political carnival ever witnessed IN Illinois
Doug las ties admit this. There is speaking from i've
ssaOds and the wgwam is unceasiug blast OF stump
epoeches and song singing and shouting usideand
Lincoln speech this afternoon totally unntended.
N seized upon by the crowd pulled OF carriage
90 forced 70 respond by throng wild with enthusiasm