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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-10-13
cincinnati Misnrksat..

60 - ,IzLyLAL LcDonNris ocfC12
GR0oERIBs-Anotherq quiet day is reported in ahe
grocery market, Of the periodical rests in the
trade seems to have been struck, Jobbers and snail
dealers not dispoled to take stock
cessary for carrying their current trade Whst tbs
present high standard Of prices for stapies IS maintain
cd The ull does not affect the position Of the market
as to prices. sAs % /" la|ss1 -ial' 'sg W - ,psl
FLQUR-supernne -four Ia In fair request az 81. -
Holders ask 81 l0 and for good article get H. Extra
and Family are supplied to the local and regular tom
trade at the figures which have been current forsqe
WHEATON choice quality is scarce, and nOtwith;
standing rather unsafsfactory eastern and foreign new
Is taken que feadlly by local and Interior milIefs
We give red higherrange for the best quality quoting
II az 759e5c. White leave at 65900c. The inforz
nation compiled as to the probable foreign demand Of
grain during the coming year, IS very hattefng, but
large shipments likely TO stimulate the prices Of
freghts % such degree as to leave the producer Init
little producedby this adventious increase in the for.
egn consumption Of our cerals. This circumstance SO
often here toore illustrated corroboras the fact that
the producer is much better of for hayng the consumer
close at hand.
C0RN--ias very ready market at zoe. tHiaL4J
0ATs-Wn i'll command 2Sc in bulk tIs .s4.l Z ..
'BARLEY-Is without market. ..
RYE-Was sold at 3Sc, and is frmer. 't
Observation-Disclosures yesterdays advance and firm.
ness. csTf4G ETYQ
'sl-@et "a Commercial.
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TEI.EGRAPHIC.
IfrIssourI state Oonvanfion.

sr. LOUIS, Oct. IE--Thes State Convention
hetthis morning, ahd quorum being present
prodeeded to business. Resolutions were adopted
authorizing the Chair to appoint i've commit
teespf five each, to report on various subjects
for the action of the Convention, viz Military
and Civil Officers, Elections, Ways and Meaps
and Revenues, "a
In the afternoon session of the Conv vention
among number of resolutions offered and re-
ferred ito the various com mittees, was the fol-
loving, offered by Mr.. Hitchcock 4.
That the committee on Ways and Means be
instructed toconsider the expediency OF action
by this Convention for the pnrpose OF coniiscat-
ing the property of oil citizens orsresidents, Of
persons ia the State, who shall, after the expl-
ration OF time, be found aiding or ebetting re
bellion now on foot within it's border, and for
application Of all property so contiscated hrst
to reimburse loyal citizens OF the state for
losses sustained by them IN support OF the Ma
tional and State Governments, and to the use
of the State; and that the committee shall re-
port by ordinance or otherwise. 15fa "a. HosA'
: Mr. Howell moved rejecting the resolution at
once, stating that he did not wish such resolu-
tons to come before the committee OF which
he was a member even for consideration. The
motion TO reject was lost, yeas, ~, nays ~ =
Mr.. Howell then resigned his place In the COM
mittee and the vacancy was filed by Mr. Irwin.
Gov. Candles message to the Convention
asks for more simple and efficient militaryilaW
than there now exists, and recommends more
prompt measures TO provide the means toycairy
on the State Government, and meet the present
emergencies. The .postponement
Of the State election ordered by tbisosesslon OF
the Convention, and as in consequence of such
a postponement, his own term of office would
continue longer than was contemplated, he sug-
gests the appointment Of some person to dis-
charge the Executive duties duri0g the proloDg
ed period that viii elapse before the election can
be held. ~ ..t-yg s7 II 1sot btsaq 2 " II
Secretary CamerO and Adj j.-Gen. Thomas
arrived hereatbis morning. IL is understood
that they come ou business connected with the
Department Of the West, and will remain some
days. sh tr ''M
A salute Of fifteen guns was fred in honor Of
Secretary Cameron and Adj Gen, Thomas, on
The occasion Of visit to the arsenal this even
Ing. r''i'.4rs .arf ~. ~. -.D7sa' ~
! LOUISVILLE, Oct. 1l-Gen. Anderson left for
Washington this afternoon.
Eleven rebels were arrested at Lebanon juno
lion and brought here this evening.
No news from below. No Southern papers.
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Dispatches from washingtQlk,1,

October 1l.-5Repreaentatives
Steele, of N. J., and Dawes,sof Mass, have
atriyed hefes They are members of the House
Committe, appointed curing the late session Of
Congress, to investigate all contracts made by
the Government. After transaeting spme busi.
ness at the War and Treasury Departments,
they lefs the city this r. NJ. for 80. louis. l0ne
oftheir fellow committeemen Il swsising them
there. The Government has offered every IA
|city for The investig CATION, and tits known that
the action Of the committee thus far has been
! highly beneficial to the pecuniary interests Of
'nv While lille lie male portion Of the population Il
the State Of New York, between the ages. Of
eighteen and . fostysfte. capable Of bearing
arms, 7Ss, g 1 ,sa4, that 0f tae State Of Psunslil
lyalia 10 5IO,OOo. ~ bssgsg l.ss ss..s ass yifE
Brokers and bankers say that the money mar.
/ Ret is.easier nov Jhan u ,hal been at any othar
dine during ne NAs.E { & WJIE1u fI.l
| & The Harriet Laus ID. -hseingBput on board q
| heavy armament Of thirty Itwo -pouniefss Ss1lss
The PensGcola,a = thodsh1 da6lhe asevshtSei
| feet Of water, reached AisxAndria without'ths
lleAst diiluulty. She now hescI tbS eitS a. an
IAN 10 ddiSt down the Potomhcs There aaf(
no indications Of life about the rebel bat
teries.
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EbfIe EfIs Ohio 6ta3e''.sSilfliIalItif 3 fIlIif
Aalax al nk xanlLaala aEainaxs1 2aE
SUNDAY MORNING "a OCT. 10, 1891.
E0G A,LTMIA; ;ERERB
NsLIoIops sERucEs. 4f'hs clergy named
are ezpeoted to preach % me following plssss

are e1peoted to preach at the following places
to.d4 y ; ne s.,,a.s1o sa,ssSSs ssiSs,ssss7 ,E
Westp,ibster chutch 4 az G, L.. KalbJ Of
CircIsyiIls, in thss ,sg morning and Rsys pr
sobebck II Pbiladeipbis}.. in the evening
k,a p s.SS,ey,sf AlR WI H. Pratt, of- Ath;
eps n tho morning i ses and iRey.J. A. Reed, d
Wooalel. IL 1tb tbo evening. a'''S 80 s'laAA sisl'
Second sssbyteariianmr bitaiisln y ~ M, Rlatt., Of
z,nesviiIe, ID The evening g % o5s % lslsi't
Town Street Methodist Episcopal Rev, III.
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Erfom NeW NToxica.F
TspecIsl 70 De St. Louis Republican,.

,Ispecisl 70 the 81. Louis Republican, , =.
: SANTA FE, Sept, 22.--Ney Mexico is ,stiIl
free from invasion BY the Texans. = 's' :
On thel3th snst., at Fort Fountiefoy, 408
Navajoes made an Sattsek Ton that post and
were fepulsed with "a loss oftwentys killed and
fortyiour taken prlsBnersi eThe troops in Che
Fort had but one man wounded. visar bss e>is7
- Col. st. Verain has resigned, and it 10 anders
stood that Kit Carson win succeed him in she
command. -
The Governors order for the enlistment Of
al males between l8 and 45, does not seem to
elicit much attention FROM the people. l have
yet to hear Of the first mun complg lginklwith Dc
reuuirernents. RSAW s@SA4 ~ ~StAV4st -
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! From Fersress EIonroe. \

? FoRraRss MoNRoE, Oct, II l!IThe steamer
Spaulding returned from Hstteras Inlet shis
morning. bringing details Of the recent engage
mept which differs little from the accounts a.
ready teiegraphed. The Indiana Regime iost'
tents PROVISIONS and many knapssOks, etc
none we're killed. The Inhabitants alosg.'the
beach came in With the regimeht. y. TIE tebsls'I
iosshas been oyerstated, but II wss nndoubted-
lylarge.f 3 isgrA ssf aaihalaifsa lnsass sfia .,
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-10-13

. PHlLApELrHlA, Oct, u.-+W. i, Packard was
arrested here to-day on an order from the State
Department as being an alleged emissary from
Richmond ,Hwhefe be was connected with Sloat
Sc Co. Packard has represented himself 10
said, on pretense of giving valuable information
to the Federal authorities, and had while there
ample opportunity to discover thebposition and
strength of our forces. He was sent to Fort
Lafay yette this evening. q
The schooners Ocean Wave, Harriet Ryan,
and Mecca, have been brought as prizes from
Hatterps Inlet to the Navy Yard. > n =, s,oa q,
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Attempt TO Capture u Government
steamer wi tn hsuPp1ies-Hosecrans's

GALIrPoLIs, Oct. 1.-THE steamer Izstta,
Captain Windsor, laden with Government prop,
erty, including two hundred and forty horses,
wagons, etc., left here this morning. destined
for Camp Enyart, Kahdwha River, When, OPP
posite Winfield, or at Red House Shoals, thirty
miles above Point Pleasant, she was fired into
by one hundred rebel cavalry from the south
bank of the, run, and was ordered to land The
Captain declined doing SO, and by the engines
alone (the pilot having been compelled'to leave
bis post) Jsucceeded in turning the-boat down
stream and escaped, reaching here this after
noon. The balls passed through the pilot house,
cabin, engine. room and steam pipe. No one
Injured, sf'a iss'' 'pli.A
The Government steamer "Silver Lake"
is supposed TO have been captured ab5r the
reoels.o5 5asdysIE gil'rVgi ssltqt Or syll 1.YUas
Reports are rite of q large body of rebels ad-
vahcing toward the river tocut off Gen. Rosea
crans's supplies. y1rs ses 5sissau bsssiisrp ~
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R,cction inrPenmsvlvanin.

PHIIADELPHlA, Oct. 11.-Oficial vote Of
Chester county shows a majority Of over four
thousand against the peaoepatty, notincluding
the vote Of two thousand soldiers. : lV -
Berks county elects the whole Democratic
tickctby over four thousand majority. ID ~
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:, Balm e. s q ,.s: ,ss'l I
No. 90 South High Street, Columbus,

A Bu NOW OFFERING
a 5000 g ys.s, lerslln IpRa a19sB ass,Aylus
800 yasi, ffsssihg Dfsss acoas ss5ez yahs Sesy
200 tsrds Engs fsfAk a yalne - cents. -
1000 yards French 0fsapdies At value 9yen 4; =
1000 5afis foaIsfd Dfess slKsaty ,vsiue 80 eerf!
300 5nfds super Fai Bsck eAk StVo vs1ue 3 e5.
Fsses q orssrdis iss, and Npslsh Berase, at one
Balm & SON,
ieeo 90 South High Street.
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..s 9plt i.s i tses e

,. - !.
d EEw YoRK, ), October s1l.--A dispatch from
New Orleans, OF the 4th inst.s to the Richmond
Examiner, tells ofone OF the most Important
achievements of, The. war so far, This infor
nation is that the United States blockading
squadron has dug o, passage through the mud of
one OF the five mouths, of the Mississippi river,
to the Sand Spit9whioi commands the whole
five Of them and now have the yincennes, Wa
ter Witch, Witch, and two other vessels OF the
squadron ,ytos protect the. prompt erection of
" orks, wbichcin less than week, win COM
mand an FIVE Of the mouths, passes, or entrances
to and from the Mississippi river. Once prop
erly built, this work alone will absolutely con.
troll tbe communication Of New, Orleans with
,the sea as completely as q blockading squadron
of twenty chips Of war could accomplish that
object oAl AZ. ciH o. ysu 49, SD, sH ssu
q The Post says troops, are rapidly concentrat-
ing at Annapolis, 70 proceed on the coast expe'
Qt ttlOl A ISL tggahqa
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G65"om Knos y Nothings" are peculiarly
sensitive about secret oath bound political So 7
cieties. They imagine they seein every politf,
icAloppohent aKalght of the Golden Circle 10
Wecan find an apology for them and Q good
reason for tasir seeing oapparitions of Kniglts'
where none exist. ~ ID the "Dark. Lantern" fra
ternity they learned what unprincipled politi
clans could effect by banding together In mid
night conclayes, and seducing the pnwary and
unsuspectDg to bind themselves by horrid osths
and, blasphemous Impressions The memory
Of these things haunts them, and like BAsauo's
ghost, viii not t"down', at the bidding Of these
modern M Ae5ETHs. Hence, . guilty conscience ce
conjures up visionsof Knights and Castles, in
place Of night-walkers with dark lanterns and
owNoshipg dens, .5 g.. ,.. y e.1 !. $500 :. ...,
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nrsrh.re n solhheg aasstlen, We annds srs.and

~ There ID some question, we understand,
in the minds Of aome Of the City Fathers, as
to whether an ordinance can be legally passed,
prohibiting ths sale Of meat outside the Market
House duriag market hours II was for the
purpose Of testing this question, we infer, that
thel Council az les last meeting passed
resolution prefsct instrucliug the City Solicitor
to prepare an ordnance Of prohibition The
report of the City Solicitor, which will probably
be made t,5norroW Monday evening, will
doubtless set,le'the question Of the legalityof
such sa Iofdinahes. n legal, lie e1pediencyl
will updoub.edl be another mooted, question !
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Tihiess ionb Freiisof oflt,S
bod ,ssl1s4rPFOohtamation s,Ii y,sleas =

Sr. JOINS, Oct. IL The steamship Glasgow,
from Liverpool on the I'd, and Queenstown on
the Sd, passed Cape Race this afternoon, With
four days later news.
The London Times has an article on Ere
mont's proclamation. 1t says the document is
not to be wondeted at, and that the adoption, Of
the abolition doctrine may, III the sstriie COCA
on, be successfully urged upon the United States
Government, but fears that the result of such q
measure, x6pl a nosbe satsfastory, IN va / dol
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q aNEH YoRK, Oct. l2.--At the yard of Edward
F. Williams, w illiamsburg, the past month
fourteen schooners have been altered Into gun.
ibosts for the Government service. .ssosbaaA
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Yie' .oa a aaAlaX .RsN

lo5 rhO lAst 6stAoiiss gflssrapA bssfhefok
IoWiuu. WI oEA
.tstwhas eyes hss Gensssit tsessFuasAss a f1ed on
FEorD' Buckeyes. to be sure. u JAdaM Nsal
The only shoe that never wears out" The
rien irlsn pfosue. .alTao4-okAia
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From the Western r. R, Gazette, Chicago HlgoTfO9
We heartily endorse Mr.. spaudins, aud his unryes
oenhslio Pills. S5gld ya!lssi aia ile-tts lhyLL
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-10-13

somrHISo NFvgAsD Coop. I'VE were shown
day or two since, by the agent Of the inven'
tors. Messrs, sHrH, Mason q CO., Of Spring
field, Vermont, new style of Hooks and Eyes,
which impressed US SO fayorably that we deem
it worthy Of special notice, 5s.,.,l,.. 80
Tbehook 10 made with spring. which. pre-
vents ICON uahookiug- There is5 not the
sligh.est aif8culty'iu its use, as the same pro-
cess that hooks or ,unhooks the common kind,
operates in the same manner upon this. 5A \;
Hooks and eyes are in every day use, and We
have known from e4pefience, how much trouble
there is in keeping thildren's clothes 'hooked
up" with the ordinary kind, ,Thisliule inven-
ton, SO simple Asdsuseful, Is worthy theno.ice
of every family: We presume the article is
for sale among ouEmerchants Thes price will
not vary much, If any, from that Of q good az
ticle 0fthsesHpop kind \ sIAhsIl Vi
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-10-13
Crime's Dispa,cb j,

Governor Morgan arrived in Washington this
morning. He brlngs- the sesnrancs9 that New
the fsd eeis,s meek 2 Of tA,s month end sh4e
ter Of o million Of men and the Material aid .
necessary 70 equip and maint slp them. .,r,sr,,,
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t8 WTTTTTTTtAI7 Il
gTThe difference between COLI 1TQp,of Ohio.
and Col. ,TepD, ,cfsSscsssisT Mrs, LEc0rs'fs;
brother, Il that the former is spelled withons,
aud the latter yhh,tNo d'ss The one - simple
IVA; the other & Atmpiy Todd .4S-.~
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Price, 05 Gents.

From the Examiner, Norfolk, Va.
oephalic Pills accomplish the object for which they
'efe made, viz: Cure Of headache il all It's forms
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, frou the Democrat, st. CLOUD, Mimi isa
q yen nars, or have BEEN troubled with the headachs
md tar box, (Cephalic Pills. that you may have
hen Ia case Of an attack. rssfisN fiia
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From the Advertissr, providence, 3. !.

remedy for the heaAsfhe and one OF the very bes
that very frequent Complaint. which has ever been
covered. TkaNTse,fA Itasta dsA aan43
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:, 3, RAILROAD AoUlDEsr. Ian accident occurred
on Friday morning on the Ohio and Mississippi
Railroad, about Elk miles below Cincinnati,by
which the locomotive and baggage car were
thrown down an embankment and pretty badly
smashed. The engineer and fireman escaped
with little o. no injury The Adams Express
agent was badly bruised The locomotive and
baggage car breaking loose from; the passenger
cars very suddenly after being thrown nom
the track, by alIoossned rail-, dopbtless pre-.
vented tteloss Of life these cara merely splupgI
ing from the track and sinking into the earth
alopgside.
" ] III t9rnFTrT.nIffHifH7tU 3 Il " lfl Igi
III The NEXT ANIMAL meetinp of the SVDud of
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From the Examiner Norfolk, Va. !.
hey have been tested In more than thousand eases
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90 HkMHDRU a uoAnlA
1, s0U The ElghteenthR Regiment, Col. STANLEY,
arrived at Camp aDennis5B on Thursday night
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from the bouhsrn PAth Finder, NeF UfIosnF, ~. :
Tty theml you that afflicted, and We arc sure that
list that h benefits tthtnS other nedeius A
Ipeduce .s6oeo TFfRV
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y Richmond papers are eztfying To- conceal, NOT
only their.losses in the recent skir1niehes, but
also the forces that retired before our advance
on Lewinsville, but their deserted oaInps there
betray the fact, that they had been recently oc-
cupied by from ten thousand To twenty ,ttiouse /
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LATE PaoM WESTERN vIReNIA The steamer
Mary Cook arrived at, Cincinnati on ThuIsd,y
evening, bringing from thscamps near Gsuley
bridge one hundred and eighty Jour Vsick and d
wounded soldiers, who were taken toithe Ma
rine Hospital. & nElsoa Mr. opIsa, Of Cincinnati,
who came d, ,psssspgeron the Mary Cook, and
who had spent some weeks In Western Virginia,
the Ekaasss derived .'the folIcSingi Informs
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[worllIs speelaI .l.E - q D.

| Tie Government has caussd TIE arrest Of
certain parties West, who had large quantities
of goods, intended to be taken out on d the
Plains, and through the Indian Territory into
the rebel States. Contraband trade Of an. ex-
tensiYe character Ia thus preYented.
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Fro HkhnANhh Natlsystat hhnnNh1. Va. tI p =
We arc sure that persons suffering with the heaacke
who try them, will stick to them. y, ~
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GJ- The next annual meeting Of the Synod Of
Ohio will be held at Buc3rus, commencing on,
the second Thursday Of October, 1884, fe sax
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LOUISVILLE, Oct. 1l.-Gen. Anderson left for
Washington this afternoon l9A
Eleven rebels were arrested at Lebanon juno.
ton and brought here this evening.
No news from below, No Southern papers.
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on Gen. 4hIcC Clellan's staiI, has been appointed
a Major. General of volunteers, that he may
personally superintend and control the large
cavalry force now In the field. ~
The Maryland Postmaster, who was arrested
for sending bags Of letters to the, rebel States
has been brought here, together with his pack
ages. The Government has obtained much
valuable information from them. He is in
fail stoOS 40 tgVl1T ViLRA
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! a squad OF Tue Van Allen caYaIry, under The
Major Max, captured a rebel Captain from
Richmond, yesterday above Poolesyille.,
John Ponder, of Philadelphia, delivered to-
day 10000 MIME riaea,a which arrived from
Belgium on the Bavariaa szesHsIlsasiH
Early this morning the steamer Union sent
two launches into q creek about seven miles
from Acquia Greek, to burn rebel schooner
The expedition succeeded. They were fiFea
upon from field battery, but not injured
The Postmaster General returned q day = y
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aRiPlHd m The ROWKLSy yAND WIN o COLI
Qanto,r.M Mattin9s.,

A q, SEA, ca, WhI11 nEd Nod kYfl ]
4 White Checked o. superior quality. For mle By
BAIN 4 SON,
mho3 No, 20 South High !
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A salute Of fifteen guns was fred in honor Of
Secretary Cameron and Adj.-Gen, Thomas, on
the occasion Of visit to the arsenal this even
Ing. rr'i7-4r1 ars ~. pr. -.l' - -
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1861-08-10
Inflrmities or the Great,

Handel, Milton and Delille we're blind
Lucretius, Tasso, Swift, Cowper, Rosseau
and Chatterton are melancholy cases oi
insanity. Richelieu had occasional at
acks of insanity, in which he fancied him.
# horse !; he would prance around the
ard table, nsighing, kicking out his
.nts, aud making great noise, until
usted by fatigue, he suffered him
to be put to bed and we'll cover.
On awaking, he remembered moth.
that had passed. Shelley had hsllu
atoms. Bernardin st Pierre, while
ting one O. his works, was attacked
strange Illness" Lights flashed be.
9 his eyes; objects appeared double
j in motion he imagined all the pas
Shy to be his enemies. Heine died Of
chronic disease of the spine. Metasta.
Z early suffered from nervous affections.
'iere was liable to convulsions. Paga-
nj was cataleptic at four years DID,
ozart died of water on the brain. Beth.
EN- was bizarre, irritable, hypochondrical.
onlzetti died in an asylum. Chatterton
sd Gilbert committed suicide. Sopho-
les was accused of imbeciity by his son,
at this was after he was eighty. Pope
$ deforned; and according to After
ry, he had mems cWcd In corpayre c,trra.
believed that he once saw an arm pro
citing from the wall of his -oom. Crom.
I'll had fits Of hydrophobia. DR.. Francis
IS unequivocaily insane. DR.. johnson
as hypocoudrical, aud declared that he
nee distinctly heard his mother call to
m, Samuel - when she was many
niles distant. Rosssau was certainly in
aue. st. Simon is said to have commit.
ed suicide under circumstances indicating
insanity. Fourier passed his life in q
ontinusl hallucinaton. Cardan, Sweden.
org, Lava:er, Zimmerman, Mahomet, Van
lelmont, Loyola, st. Francis Xavier, St.
all had visions. Even Luther
ad his Authorizations; Satan frequently |
>peared, no. only to have inkstands
lrown at his sophisticat head, but to get !
lto the reformer's bed and lie beside him.
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