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Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1860-07-05
Legal Notice.

NOTICE is hereby given that the undersigned
~ Sheriff of the county Of Holmes and State
Of Ohio, will by virtue Of an order of sale issued
by the court Of Common Pleas within and for the
county Of Holmes aforesaid in favor Of the Knox
county Bank Of Mt. Vernon, against A Asbury Wad.
dell and Sarah Naddcll, his wife, and others, and
10 him directed st ! O'Clock r. W. on the 30th day
Of July, A D. 1860, at the north door of the Court
House, in the town Of Milersburg IN said Holmes
county, will offer fer sale at public auction the
following Real Estate, to-Wit: The undivided
threeeight part Of the following Real Estate, to-
wit: The southeast quarter of Section twenty
six, Township twenty and range fifteen excepting
thereout, a. was excepted in the purchase from
Cornelius Quick. leaving in said tract about one
hundred and fOrty-eght acers. Aud alsO the north
east quarter Of section thirty fvc in Township 30
range fifteen, containing one hundred ana sixty
acres, more or less. And also certain other piece
or parcel part Of the same purchase, estimated to
contain II acrcs, situated in the south least corner
Of the southwest quarter Of section number %
Township number 90, range 10. And also Ger
tain lot Of land estimated TO contain thirty-twl
acres, more or lees, conveyed by Cyrus Newkirk
by deed, dated June 10, 1854, being part Of tho
southwest quarter Of section twenty five, Town
ship twenty, range fifteen. Reference may be
had to said deed for more particular description.
the said interest Of said Asbury Waddel to
be sold in the Real Estate eboye described as one
parcel.
JOHN FRENCH, Sheriff.
juno 81, lsG0.--nl SwJ,
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1860-07-05
SheriR''s Sale.

MOTT CE is hereby given that will offer for sale
~ at public auction at the door of the Court
House in Mllersburg Holmes County Chic. on the
2Sh ddy QfJuiy "A. D. 1860, al one O'Clock T.. NJ.
of said day by virtue ofa vendi to issued andsdc
livercd from the Court of Common Pleas of aid
Holmes County, the following real estate TO wit
the undivided onetenth part Of the south east GUAR
ter of section number twelve, township nu W Der
County taken as the property of Jacob Jones on an
execution in favor Of John X. Bt rcroft issued by
the Court Of Common Pleas of said county and to
me directed as sheriff of said county. Given under
my hand this Goth day Of June 4. D. ls6e.
JOHN FRENCH Sheriff.
June seth A. ID. 1860.
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1860-07-05
MARRIED.

MARRIED-On Saturday evening June 3Oth,
at the residence of ]. II. CAMERON Esq, Millers-
burg o, by Rev. ]. A. Z. SIMPSON, Mr.. JOHN
WALLACK to Miss. ELIZABETH A. ROCK
WELL, both ofHomes Co.
On July lst, in Benton, Holmes County o.
by Rev. u. ] KNIsELY Mr.. COURTNEY LEM
MON, and Miss LUCINDA REED.
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1860-07-05

re- MRS. WINSLOW-An expert
enced nurse and female physician, has Soothing Syrup
forchdren teething which greatly facilitates the process
Of Teething by soeniSg the gums reducing all iniam-
mation-wll allay all pain and is sure to regulate the
bowels Depend upon It, mothers, 1t will give rest to
Yourselves and relief and health to your infants Per-
fecy safe in all cases. See advertisement in another
co umn y1u39
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1860-07-05
WELL DIGGING.

+ w. MATTECKS, of Homesville, Holmes
e. County, Ohio is prepared with all the neces-
sary tools and fixtures to dig, wall, and repair
wells on the most reasonable terms. Those wish
ing to get work of this kind done can be accommo-
he intends following the business the present
summer. J. w. MATTECKS.
June, 1860 nlem4.
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1860-07-05

A VERY nice and very cheap lot, just received at
"a BOOK STORE, MillersGurg.
The day book. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1857-1867, 1860-02-15
HOW THE MONEY COMES.

Queer John has sung how money goesf
But how it comes, who knows Who hhovs 2
Why every Yankee mothers con
Can tell you how''the thing" is done
1t comes by honest toll and trade,
BY welding sledge and driving spade.
And building chips, balloons ard drums ;
And that's the way the money comes.
How does il come Whv az it goes
BY spinning, weaving, knitting hose,
BY stitching sbirt5 and coats for Jews
Erecting churches, renting pews,
And manufacturing boots and shoes
For thumps and twists, and cuts and huos
And heads and hearts, tongue, Innrs and
thumbs.
And that's the way the money comes.
The money comes-h0W did | say I?
Not always in an honest way;
1t comes by trick as we'll as toll,
But how is that why slick as oil,
By putting peas in coffee bags
By swa piping watches. knives and nags,
And p eddling wooden clocEs and plnms
And that's the way the money comes.
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FURs, FuRs.-This sale has been conducted
with excellent ability under The supervision
OF MIR. Belote. To-day is devoted to the de-
livery of gonds purchased yesterday; and to.
morrow and Friday will be the last days Of
this great sale. Ladies not attending this
sale will be sorry for their neglect, as there
may never be such facilities offered them to
procure such rich fnrs at the prices they
have been selling for hece, as the goods must
be sold, aud the ali is entirely devoted TO
the ladies'
The day book. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1857-1867, 1860-02-15

NAyAL.-The U. q. Steam Frigate
>Ierrimac left the Naval anchorage yes
terday afternoon at O'Clock. and steam
ed nm to the Navy Yard. AS she passed
the U. S. Ship Pennsylvania, three hearty
cheers were given by the crew, which
were responded to by those on the Mer-
rimac. We learn that the crew OF the
Yerrimac win be paid off on Tuesday
uext, 2lst inst
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MA Rim E VIEW s.
PORT OF NORFOLK AND PORTSMOUTH.
ARRIVED.

ARRIVED.
WEDNESDAY, Feb 10.
Steamship s X Spaulding, Howes, from
Baltimore, bound to Boston.
Schr Mary Adeline, Jones, TN Baltimore,
mdse. G
Scbr Telescope, Williams, from N. c.,
corn.
Schr Rough and Ready, Moore, from b.
Shore, oats to B 7 Bockover.
Schr kesiah, Warren, fun + Shore, oats
to b Il Bockover.
Boat } h Stout, i'm n Q. corn,
Boat Henry Clay, i'm N g, corn.
CLEARED.
Steamship Yorktown, PARRISH, for New
York, passengers and mdse., by J NJ smith
Il Bro.
Steamship Potomac, Watson, for New
lerk, passengers and mdse., by 4 P Crow
ell.
The day book. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1857-1867, 1860-02-15

NARROW EscAPE.-rhis morning small
white boy named Edmond S Frank, while
playing with several other boys ON the
wharf near the Railroad Depot. Portsmouth,
accidentally stumbled and fell overheard
The alarm was Immediately given by his
companions, and through the quickness and
exertions Of two colored men, tue little fell
low was saved from watery grave, but not
until life was nearly extinct.
We coDjure all boys to he careful how
they play around the wharses, Ms serious
consequences may follow when they least
expect it.
The day book. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1857-1867, 1860-02-15

REL1GtoUs.-Th Rev. G. H. Hall. of the
DinWiddie street Methodist Church, Ports
mouth, preached very impressive sermon
last night at the Wesley Chapel; after which
penitents were invited to the altar, when IS
or 20 approached; out OF which there were
four or FIVE converts.
There was also some eight or ten converts
at the Gosport Church last night.
The day book. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1857-1867, 1860-02-15
DEER
DEER

1 availes mysel of poor emmynine' 5
quadrennial privyledge. ard il not trangres-
ing the bouns of the SAFE lemmynine deika-
cy, beg to be lowed to unburdin mysef this
leepe yere and no longur "let conoeiement
like worrum in the bed" feed Oh mi dam
msske cheke."
7. S.-The fire belle is rinsin' and mast
CLOVIS. N.
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JAS. l.. BELOTE, Auctioneer.
BY FERGUSON 4 BELOIE..
FURS, FURS, FURS.
LAST DAY OF 4 ii l.
GREAT AUCTION SALE
OF ThE NEW YORK AND BALTIMORE
HUDSON BAY COMPANIES FCRS
500 WORTH
or THE RICHEST MANUFACTUREn fURs.
All made up expressly Tor best City Retail
Trade, will be offered
AT AUCTION,
On TAORSDAY and FRIDAY, Feb I6th and
Eth. at No II Main street, Opposite Saln:-
bnry's Ware Room.
They consist Of
Real Russian Hudson Bay,
Mexican and French Sable,
Stone Marten, Fitch, Ermine
Mountain Marten, Siberian Squared,
And every description of Fine FuRe ill Lsf-
mage and Cardinal Capes, Talmas, ictolines,
Muts, Cuffs, &c. Also, large variety or Miss
es Furs and Sleigh-Robes.
US- Ladies attend, every lot viii positively
be Sold
A more splendid lot OF FuT6 has never been
offered to the citizens of Norfolk and vicinity.
sale TO commence on Thursday at II o'clock,
and on Friday at l0h O'Clock, A NJ. Ladies
are particularly invited to attend
Catalogues ef this large and valuable stock
will be prepared, and will be open Tor inspee-
tion early on the morning of the sale
FERGUSON b BELOTE.
lie i3-2t AuCtiOaeerS
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something New of Late ImpOr-
tatiOn.
GOLD GENEVA WATCHES
GOLD GENEVA WATCHES !
" IL A n wind and set without ~
key they are new invention
and an improvement on the Watches M,
that wind and set with the handle. - -
Cali and examine them and the great variety
lust received at the first class Jewelry store OF
G. +. GREENWOOD, consisting partly OF FIX.
tension Rings. Diamond Rings, Regard Rings,
Plain and other Rings, White Lava Breast Pins,
Box and Glass Breast Pins, Etruscsn and other
Thimbles, Etruscan and Coral Scarf Pins, Spec.
tacles, &C, &c.
All of which are OF the most superior quail
ity, were bought very low, and viii be sold on
accommodating terms.
q + GREENWOOD,
jazz 81 Main street, Head OF Market Sqr.
The day book. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1857-1867, 1860-02-15

VALENTINES. Several Of the young men
in our office Yesterday received their share
of Valentines. Some were comic, and others
sentimental; but one in particular, was re-
caived, which we must lay before our rea-
ders, as it is too rich to keep a secret. We
give it verbatim:
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TOBACCO,

IUSr received, 40 boxes superior iisht press
- ed Tobacco, very bright, an A No Chew.
Also 25 boxes low priced l0's Tobacco, all OF
which we Offer to sell at extremely low prices
to the trade. Call and examine at
1. HAMBURGER & CO, Main street,
ie 10 Sign of Big Indian in front.
The day book. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1857-1867, 1860-02-15
List of Letters Remaining,in the
Post ONCE. Norfolk. Va. Feb.

Publishedin the NorfoM DAY BOOK, 6y
authority, this paper haUing the laagest
circulation Of any newspaper published
IN the City Of Norfolk.
rs" Persons calling for Letters, 'eW please
say they are odrertiscd.
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CO.PARYNERsHlP NOTICE.

M j. RYAN, (of the late firm OF A. J.
Nls Mock y Co. y aud JOHN A HIGGINS,
of this city, have associated themselves togeth-
er under the firm and style OF RYAN b CO.,
AND LIQUOR BUSINESS, at No Wide
Water street, next door to Barruss q Bro.
NJ j RYAN
John A HIGGINS.
MI. RYAN, with thankfuiness acknowl.
edges the liberal patronage extended to the
late firm, and solicits Its continuance for the
new.
isl6 NJ ] RYAN.
The day book. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1857-1867, 1860-02-15

"Shugger is ;" ep'.
And so is you
The Rose is red,
The violet blew,
Shugger is sweet
And go is you
now you kno mi
love is trew
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Local Items.

MAYORS CoURT, NORFOLK, f. Fergn-
,sn, Presiding.
FlSED.-Yirginia Mathews, white woman,
MAS arrested for being drunk and disturb
ing the peace and dignity OF the Common
wealth. She was fined s., and required to
lind security for her future good conduct.
DISCHARGED. j mes Hacket sailor was
arrested charged with htins a deserter, dis.
"harged.
COMMITTED Valley, white man,
belonging on board the Schooner white
fuam was arrested aud committed 70 jail tor
ueihg deserter.
The day book. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1857-1867, 1860-02-15

MAYoa's Court. PoRTsAouTR-G. W. Trace
'res'din9.
OnIy one arrest was made last night, and
.hat was man named Short,who was tnund
drunk and laying in the street by officer
Denpy, aud carried to Jail. This morning
he iound himself short of the sum OF one dol
lar asd fifty cents. being the amount Of ex-
penses incurred by tse spree to satisfy the
cty's demand
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LADIES LI:Sr.


Avery mrs g " Hankins mrs Mary
Britsoler, mrs Rose = Haynor mrs Elizaue il
Boykin mrs Eliza beth PEenderSon mrs Il.
Rrushwood mrs Ann T Harrison missCath ne
Browne miss Eliza Henderson mrs IL
Borotn miss Hannah Hall iurs Octsvia
Banks mrs Mary Henry mrs Minnie J.
Collins miss Fanny Johnson miss Jessie +
Collins miss Sarah kesfe mrs r
Gays miss Roberta iNeppeTd mss LOUISA
Curtis mrs LeWelyn miss Laura 4
Collins mrs Elizapth Gland mrs
Cooper miss HeariettA Lewis mss Susan 4
Duck mrsf AIcCatfrey mrsE
Doage miss Barbara hIeular miss Julia
Dickson miss Louisa A Mitchell mrs captZ
Duncan mrs Sarah Nehesan miss Emily
Davis mss l. w Mott mist
Ooyl mrs Rlsry Nolan mrs Sarah
Davis mrs Mary Ann Pitt mrs Lucy A
tinly miss A Randall miss Mary II
froderlck mrs Mlnme Roberts mrs VIM I'll
Foster mrs Elizabeth Rogers mrs Frederick A
Frost miss Mary Ann Ransom mrs L W
Frederick mrs Louis Ransom mrs RlaryJ
Fitzgerald miss Mary = Spady miss Rosa
GFandy mrs Harriet Smith miss Mary
Green mrs Mitaied > Thomas mrs Sarah
Goodwin Mrs Ann Turner miss NIarg't f
gregory mrs Cl0tilda lay Tor mrs Ann Jane
Gillerlain miss NIarg't Vsil Mary Ann
Goodwin MsriaJ Williams mrs Lucinda
Green mrs Charles Wynn miss Mahala
Henry mrs Michael
The day book. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1857-1867, 1860-02-15

BARGAINS FOR COLD WEATHER.
A FEW more left OF those heavy Winter
a Gloves OF Cloth, Buskin and I.isle Thread,
lined and unlined. MEMS Merino Drawers
Boys very heavy mixed Cotton Socks. Grips
White and Mixed Worsted Hose. Ladies'
White and Black Lambs Wool and Merino
Hose. and all other Winter goods, to be had at
small prices for cash. at No is
teb :. j III DAWSON
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COWS FOR SALE.

TIRE Undersigned offers TO, sale on
L EVERY SATURDAY y...
! ON Market Square at O'clock, sew.
erai valuable fresh MILCH cows
al d heir CALVES. As being an--sA2nE..
exper ehced person in the sc leetion of good
Cattle, he informs the public at large, that he
Wal. aiwayS have on hand quantity of the
same description
DANIEL MALoNY,
le In South Church street.
Why WILL you SUFFER
Hfis Fne cause can be removed by CAN
w lug atF W SEABURY'S SONS, No 10
var &ef SquaTe.and make'a selection from the
'','"wing goods, Just received
LADIES very heavy Morocco and Goat Bontees
With and without heels.
EEs1Sh Lasting Caters, very heavy sole5,
"ith ana without heels. and other new goods
5tll,ahie TOT Ladies wear at this season OF the
year.
Cents very heavy Scotch Bottom Caters,
Ito Quilted and Scotch Boots,
Do high cut Scotch Walking Shoes,
Soch goods as we have enumerated above,
are won calculated to prevent any attack of
rheumatism or Neuralgia, which the present
lnclement state of the weather might induce.
So come down to Market Square, No 10, Sign
o, the Amer lean Flag.
w. ShABURi' SONS.
ie9 No. l3, Market Square.
RACOS-l5O0 lbs Smithfield Hog round,
- az Extra Hams.
Hd0 lbs Baltimore Shoulders, Tor sale low
r D WILBERN,
ie IL No CampbelPs Wharf.
NORFOLK SHOE MANDATORY.
AM making fine French Calf Dress and
L Thick Boots TO order Also Caters and
shoes Of different patterns, namely
All Calf Cater, Nid Top Caters,
Patent Leather ard Calf Oxford Ties,
french Ties, Low and iigh Strap Shoes, sc.
Gentlemen, do NOT deal III Northern Shoes,
but manufacture. all l sell, warra nj them.-
Give me call, ii You please.
& A DAVIS,
te . - Church street.
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FOR RENT

A ND possession given Immediately. The
"A House on New Castle street, at present
occupied by the Norfolk and Petersburg Ra il
road Company.
Apply at the office OF the Company for hu-
ther particulars.
jy l9-tf
(Herald and Argus copy.)
The day book. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1857-1867, 1860-02-15

CHIP STORES-ALL GRADES BEEF IN
- Stored bbis best New Mess Pork.
rs bbls Rump and Prime Mess Pork IL
Jas E JONES,
ja2e No CampbelPs Wharf.
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NOTICE.
ITsHE subscriber having qualified as Admin
l. istrator upon the estate Of Andrew j. Mock,
(late of the City OF Norfolk,) deceased, hereby
request all creditors to present their claims,
and all indebted to make pay ment to me.
fe 3-6t JOHN RIDLEY, Admir-.
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a GOOD OPPORTUNITY

A GOOD OPPORTUNITY
rs now offered to commence the GENERAL
l. COMMISSION BUSINESS, with new con-
Germ, eligibly situated, one of the members of
which proposes to leave the city for other en-.
gagemepts. Address Box 1853, with real name
early. feb 4
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GOING AT TWO DOLLARS

GOING AT TWO DOLLARS.
MICE Black Cloth Cloaks are selling now at
~ 81 90 at SO Main st. Also, Raglans at all
prices. Some more of those fast colOred Prints
at 10 cents, fine Black Alapacca at 25 cts Cas-.
simeres, Cloths, Sattinets and Vestings at
very low price. New style DeLaines are sell
ing here at % cents yard at SO Main st.
JAZZ NUSSBAUh l. BRO.
The day book. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1857-1867, 1860-02-15

ATLANTIC DRUG STORE.
NEASONARLE ADVICE All those sui
sc, are recommended to try a bottle of Mrs.
Gardeners Indian Balsam OF Liverwort and
Hoarhound. This preparation is made trom;,an
Indian receipt and contains the virtues OF 22
different kinds of roots and herbs for sale by
JOHN r LUDLOW,
fec Atlantic Drup Store.
The day book. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1857-1867, 1860-02-15

SUPERIOR SEED IRISH POPATOsS.
A FEW hundred bushels OF Sc lected Seed Po-
Fulton, of Newburyport, Mass. These Pota.
toes were formerly soldby Capt Jsckman. -
Bring IN your orders soon or You will miss
your chance.
fe3 DEIK A. LINDSEY
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LADIES BALTIMORE MADE MOROC-
COS.
LADIES BALTIMORE MADE
l. MoroccOs,
Ladies Baltimore made Mor0ccos,
Ladies Baltimore made Moroccos.
Gentlemen's Baltimore made Shanghais,
Gentlemen's Baltimore made Shanghsis.
Gentlemen's Baltimore made Shanghais,
Gentiemen's Baltimore made ShaRshais
A new lot of the above we'll known good qHal-
ity Shoes, received to-day per express.
ULLMAN'S,
!e IL Opposite the Day Book Office.
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MILITARY GOODS

MIHII ANI UOVUS,
MILITARY GOODS.
TUSr received, Gold Lace and Braid Gilt
q Buttons, Webbing, Bayonet Sheaths, Cart.
ridge Boxes, &c. All in want can now he sup.
piled at low rates at
CT GREENWOOD,
lie ~ Head OF MaThet Square.
The day book. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1857-1867, 1860-02-15

NURSE WANTED.
I WISH to hire good Nurse. To such an
L one the best wages will be given. Apply at
the Variety Store No % Main street
fe 9--3t d Y MARCUS
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Mess MaCkerel at Retail.
L HAVE at retail some choice Mess Mack.
l. erel. Call and buy some. For sale by the
barrel or retail.
~ia IG JAS Il JONES
, 1860-03-15

dat~boat-just what might happen to any poor
mans son: [Apqlause.l I want every man to
have the chance-nnd believe black man is
entitled to it-in which b. en- better ll.s con
dtslon-when he may look forward aad hope 70
b hirsd lahorer this gear ind the next, work
for himself afteruard, and finally to hire men
to work for himl: That is the true system. Ep
here IN New England, you have q soil that
scarce'y sprouts black-eyed beans, and yet where
will you find wealthy men 80 wealthy, md poy-
erty 30 rarely In extremity? There is not au-
other such place On earth: [Cheers.l desire
that you get too thick here, and find it hard
to better your condition on ,tis soil, Eou may
have chance to strike and 20 somewhere else,
where you may not be degraded, nor have your
famly corrnpted BY forced rixa!ry with negro
Slaves. want you to have a-clean bed, and no
snakes in i: [Cheers. Then Tou can better
your condition, md so it may 80 on and on in
one cease1sas round SO long Us man exists OIL
the tacc Of the earth ~ Prolonged applausc.3
Now, to come back to this shoe strike: Il, as
the Senator from Illinois asserts, this is caused
BY bywithdrawal Of Southern trade, consider brief
y how you will meet the difficulty. You have
done nothing, and have protested that you have
done nothing. to tnjure the South. And yet, to
get back the shoe trade, you must leave Off do
Ing something that you are now doing. What
islt? You must stop thinking slavery wrong !:
Let your Institutions be wholly changed, let
your State Constitutions be subser,ed, glosify
o3.' g suN AZ VI Will Htt uacA Tue SHOE IraGc
for WHAT You hare brought owned iabay
With 1t to compete with Jour own labor, 10 un-
cerwnrk ycu. and to degrade you. Are ycu
ready to get back the trade on those terms:
But the statement is not correct. You have
not lost that trace; orders were never better
than now! Senator Mason, Democrat, comes
into the Senate in homesrun, a proof that the
dissolution OF the Union has actually begun
but orders are the same: Tour factories have
not struck "oik, neither those where they max c
anything for coats. nor for pants nor for shirts,
nor Tor ladies' dresses. Mr. 3iasop has rot
reached the manufacturers who ought to hare
nade him coat aud pants! To MAKE his proof
good for anything he should hare come into the
Senate barefoot! fGreat laughtcr.1