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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-11-14

DSn', w. 1ai'n0' Superior Court franklin
Levi Lauphsm and others.S County, Ohio.
PETITION.
g AID LEVI LAUGHAM, OF PITTS.
- burgh, In the State Of Pennsylvania will take no.
ce that Daniel auitner Of the said county and State
did, on the 18th day OF August A. d. 1852 e his peti
ton in said Superior Court Of Franklin county, Ohio
against the said Levi Laughau, George Pegg and George
Broderck, defendans the object and prayer Of said Pc
ton was to obtain an order from said court for the
sale Of the following described real estate to wit;
Beginning at the northeast corner OF land decided by
W. W. Davis to James Lausham, and In the middle Of
the plank road leading from Weserville to Columbus;
thence south lsx deg. east along the middle OF said
road 50 feet; thence south e0k deg. west I22 feet;
thence north sSk deg west 32 feet to the east line
the lot decided BY James Laugham to D. b. Bowman:
thence north w deg east along the east line Of said iot
sS feet to the north side Of James Laurham's land
thence south eSh degrees east along the north line OF
said land 4l0 feet to the place Of beginning Containing
23-1BO acres, bo the same or less except aate
way along the north line Of said lot 10 the graveyard;
all situate In said franklin county, Ohio; which said
aale to satisfy note and MORTGAGE executed BIZ the
said Lsv Laugham the OH day OF July, A. D. 1861,
the said Daniel Guitner for ell456, payable on the
day OF Januay A. D. 1862 with interest from date
The said petition prAya that said Laugham may pay had
note OF and the Interest thereon, or that the
premises be sold 10 pay the same. And the said Levi
Laugham notified that he % required 70 appear and
answer said petition or before the FIRST Monday in
'''nee''y' = = = Vs. HORACE WILSON. p
Columbus Nov. OH, ie6a-wew
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Sheriff g Sale.

vs. \ Franklin Common Pleas
Milton W. Dennison.>
DIX VIRTUE OF A WRIT OF VENDI
~ TO me directed from the court OF Common Pleas Of
county, Ohio, will offer for sale at the door Of
the court House in the city Of Columbus, o., on
Saturday, the 9Th day Of December, A. D. 1862,
between the hours Of 10 o'clock A. NJ, and O'Clock P
the following described real estate situate In the county
OF Franklin and State Of Ohio, to witt
Lot No. az laid down and designated on the Mat in
the proceedings In the Of Jane Dennison w. Burr
W. Dennison ct al, In the Court Of Common Pleas Of
franklin county, Ohio recorded In record book No. e.
page 33s, and bounded as follows Beginning at stake
N. W. corner to lot No. g. In the center Of the county
road thence along the center Of said road N deg Is
minutes H. 1900 poles to stake; thence 8. 81 deg.
minutes Il. 2l2 60l00 poles 10 stake in the ives,
line Of John oherrys land thence along said line g. lC
deg 20 minutes T.. IA 39-l00 poles to stake N. 4 cor
ner to said lot No 81 thence along the N. line OF said
lot N. deg. IS minutes W. 2l5 50IOO poles 10 The b.
ginning containing eighteen acres and i5O poles being
the part Of Milton W. Dennison setoif in said proceed.
inss In Partition.
Appraised at SIS per acre.
- q. W. HUFFMAN. Sheriff.
Printers fees $500.
nov1 le62-dlt&wtd.
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RunnIng tho CnarIeston Blookad

WASHINGTON, Nov. l3.-The story about an
alleged on.clad which run the blockade off
charleston, is traceable here to an event that
occurred over month ago, and which was soon
after published. The Flambeau's rifed guns
made no impression on the blockade ruDner, ),
simply because none Of the random shots strp pck
her; The rebel steamer run by the Flsmbeau
IN the night. Much that Ia said about the rebels
9eing reinforced with iron clad vessels from
europe, hnds no confirmation at the Navy De
partment, which is not indifferent 10 obtaining
facts on that subject. -
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Grant Occupies HoIlv snr,ra

La GRANGE. Mes, Nov. l3.-A special tc
the Missouri Democrat says Gen. Grants ad
vance occupied Holly Springs to-day, and ou,
pickets are two miles north OF that place.
A second dispatch says Col. Lee, of the 7tt
Ohio cavalry, had driven in tho rebel pickett
at Lumkin's mills on the Talahatchie river
four miles south Of Holly Syringe, and captured
one hundred prisoners, among them several
officers, one Captain on Van Dorn's staff
Brisk skirmiehing is now going on at Lumkin'a
mills, and the rebels are retiring. Gen. Gran,
is determined to drive the rebels to the wall
and pin them there.
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LOCAL MATTERS.

LIEuT. H. M. NEIL of the llth Ohio battery,
10 In this city, with instructions from the War
Department. to raise another battery, the 22d
Light ARTILLERY, one hundred and afty strong.
He 10 authorized to accept recruits from any
part Of the State.
TIE State Quartermaster 10 arming, as fast
% possible, Ohio regiments, now using French
and Austrian rifles, with first class Enfelds.
Frank E. Wright, Of his department, leaves
TO day for Western Virginia, with supply for
the 1874.
TIE New YoRK WoRLD.--This is one of the
large New York City papers, and one Of the
bes. Of them. J. H, Studer, at his periodical
establishment on State street, few doors east
Of High street, will furnish the World, on each
day after lite publication, to subscribers at
twenty cents week. Mr.. studor is regularly
supplied with the latest papers and periodicals.
Of the day. -
THE funeral service of Jonathan v. M.
Smith, of the 18th Ohio regiment, son Of James
H. and Sarah Martin, will take place as Bige.
low Chapel, Sabbath next, 16!h inst, at 2
O'Clock, P. M. He died at Fort Pickering,
Memphis, Of chronic diarrhea, aged nineteen
years. Is ls ss
LEurxNEsT W.T.. WHEELER, some years age
resident 10 this city, as an attorney at law, Of
tho firm Of Wambaugh & Wheeler, but now
ON Aid on the Staff Of General Hamilton, The
successor Of General Rosecrans, In command al
Corinsh, called upon us yesterday afternoon
Lieut.. Wheeler has been In active servics
for over year, and has obtained short
furlough for the purpose Of recruiting hil
health, which had become somewhat I'm
paired BY severe duty. He speaks in The
highest terms Of the bravery and 'gallaniRy
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MT99TNG.

A DEAF AND DUMB BOY, ABOUT
n twelve years Of age, went by the O. & q. R. R. tC
Cleveland on the 18th ult He 10 small for his age
with black hair and sharp black eyes, wore black Jack
ct and pants, and black felt hat the initials OF hi
name, II. d being marked upon his clothing. He ha
been passing from station to anotker on dieren
railroads, and was at Alliance on The 18th ut.
Information az to where no may be found will b,
thankfully received by the Superintendent Of the Insi
tuition for the Deaf and Dumb.
Columbus, Oct. z, 1682-d&wh. .
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Money Market.

NEw YORK, Nov. 10.
The Money market continues very Arm at 6Ca6k per
cent. discount for loans on call.
Strictly Prime Paper continues firm at GOT per cent
discount,
Sterling Exchange rules dull and love- the quota.
ions are 81 1901 AT for Merchants and 81 45Ai 46
for Bankers bills.
American Gold is frmer-openlng at 3IkQ32, and
closing steapy at 3ak@32x per cent. premium.
California Gold Bars are quiet and nominal at 3IX
per cent. premium.
Government Stocks unsettled. United States es 1881
el 03x@l 03Ki United States q 3-lO) Treasury Noteu
81 04@l05.
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San Francisco, Nov. 13.-Market uucbanp.
cd. All kinds of,paper have recently advanced
twenty five per cent. Insurance on csrRoes ID
Liverpool and Calcutta advanced to seven M
per cent. q-e ~
sailed-ship Melita, for England, carrying
twenty-fOur thousand sacks of wheat. Cleared
for Liverpool, Enoch Train, with q cargo Of
'tfty-one thousand sacks of wheat and one hun
dred and fifty thousand pounds tallow.
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NAsHvILLE, Nov. 13.-A reported fight near
Lebenon, on Tuesday, between Kennett's and
Walford's cavalry on the Federal eide and
Morgau's men on the other, the loss was seven
guerrills killed, and one hundred and twenty
five captured, and also number of horses -
Our cavalry is in pursuit.
Cheatham's rebel division is at Tullahoms.
Part of Bragg's army ia reported at Knox
Vile.
The rebels are moving their sick to Chatts-
nooga.
The rebels left large amount of stores at
Murfreesboro.
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THE best advice that can be taken is to sapt
your natural teeth and keep your gums sound
by using HUDsoN's UNRIvALLED TooTH PASTE
Call for IL at Studer's, Msrple's, Samuel's,
Roberts, Wilson's, schueller's, Shaup's, Den.
ig's, Ridgway's, ]. Fowler's, D D. S, or at
Druggists, Dentists or Perfumera anywhere, -
Try it one and all
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WANTrD.-A middle aged woman to do plain
sewing, and to be generally useful about the
house. To one coming well recommended,
fair wages will be given The advertiser re,
sides some two miles in the country.
Address rs. D." Postofice Box TAO, or ap.
ply at this office. [oct29-tf
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MOUNTED BIRDS AT AUCTION Il will sell at
No. ls Buckeye Block, East Broad street, a
choice selection Of domestic and foreign birds,
on Saturday, Nov. is, at 10 o'clock, A. M.
The public are invited to call and examine
before the time of sale. gt.t .. q.
w. r. KENT, Auotioneer.
novl4-2s.
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Cincinnati Market.

CINCINNATI, Nov 10.
FLoUR--The market is dull, and the prices tending
downward. superane, S5 35D5 40. Holders are Ye
fusng to follow to follow the decline and therefore pur
chases are not made with ease al the quotations We
quote extra At SS 5095 5Oi family at IS 1905 80; and
fancy at 95 90D6 90. - - ~-N
at 34l<c, .,rr y wv ''''
HoGs--Heavy are in fair demand, and the market n
shade Imer at o. 50S4 co. but light are dull at "a o5
so. Receipts $4,000. "
has
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SLEEPING CARS ON NIGHT TRAINS

t 10 For further information and Through Tickets
apply to NJ L. DOHERTY, Ticket Agent, Union Depot
P. W. BTRADNR,
NJ General Ticket Agent, Cincinnati.
r. JN0. W. D0HRRTY,
''--'-~ ' Agent Columbus
H.w. WOODWARD,
b. Superintendent, Cincinnati
oiunbus, May s, 1859.
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Cleveland Market,

CLEVELAND. Nov. l2.
REoEIPTs--l3,500 bush wheat; car corn.
WHEAT-Sales OF five cars red on track Al n II:
$40 bush aost at same, and TVS bush white aoat al
81 25.
0ATS-ssle / car on track at $50.
observation-disclosures at 38Ko.
gRUIT--sales two tons dried apples at Axe,
BUTTER--Seady at 79l6c.
EGGs-Fresh eggs are worth l5@l6c
LSGdSr
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HEADQUARTERS, WARRENToN, Nov. l3.-No.
thing OF interest has transpired. Burnside is
engaged with his principal oficera on business
matters. Supply trains arc continually srriv-
Ing. Hooker took command of his corps to-.
day. Porter left for Washington. Halleck
arrived here this afternoon.
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WASHINGTON, Nov. l3.-Reports of dIsas.
ter to the army of the Potomac, involving the
safety of Washington and the recapture of
Harper's Ferry, have been circulated, but they
have no foundation In truth.
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AMERICAN HOTEL.
OPPOSITE STATE HOUSE,
COLUMB US, OHIO.

THIS OLD EsTABLIsHRD AND WELL KNOWN
House, during the past has been thoroughly
renovated, repalnted and refurnlshed In style both
comfortable and elegant that feel we'll assured that
those who favor with call will fnd all the comforts
and conveniences usual In hrst class Hotels.
WARDEN & EMERY,
octle-dIy PRopRlET0Rs.
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Master Commissioners Sale.

Breckenridge wilson, } Docket 3, page as7.
vs. 7 Superior CouYt Of Rrapkfin
william Isobertson, OF alb County
TN PURsUANC CE OF AN ORDER OF.
the said courtts me directed will offer for sale
at the door Of the Court House in the city Of Colum
Saturday. the 9Th day Of Decembsr. A. D. 1862,
at one o'clock P. M the following described real es
tate, situate In Franklin county, Ohio, to.wit:
The south half Of lot number three (3), ling one
part Of half section number "a Township s, Range e.
refugee lands t.t1
Appraised at eioo per acre,
Printers fees %
nov4 dlt6twtd
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BURKsvILLE, KY, Nov. 13.--Sixteen hundred
rebel cavalry have arrived here. They gay
that five thousand more are on the way to re-
inforce them.
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NIGHT RXPRHss, via Dayton, at 1900 midnight,
stopping ut London, Charleston. Xenia Dayton Mid.
% connecting with Ohio and Mississippi Railroad for
Vincennes, Louisville, Cairo, 81. Louis etc arriving
Indianapolis at 7:I5 a. M; connecting at Indian.
points West.
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CONSULTATION GRATIS.
SIM0NT0N'S EXCHANGE,
Fl. SIMONTON g. SON

This Is to certify that was afflicted with Eistua in
Ano for six years. After ryng every remedy placed
myself under the Of DR.. A. j. Vanderslioe, oI
Louhyiie, and In three months was perfectly cured,
Given under my hand this 3lst Of September 1883
J. sUGARMAN, Boston, Mass.
for seven years. After trying all known remedies and
falling DR.. j. Vanderslce performed perfect cure
In three months.
LOUIS ooURNAT.
G Persons ,Oho are not e6lieted, in ,oAos.
hdnds my oard' may faR, ,ciu please distribut.
such esrds TO the afflicted
septS-n
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Paris Lustrinas

E'oR Travelling Dresses vSry s,yllsb ana sisgan,.@
II er a sfAs BAN SON, "a
iuneo ssouth High Street,
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ANSON SMYTHE,
|. ]. ALLEN,
e. e. WHITE,
VIM. M. ANVIL,
w II InE

The time and place selected for the above is
Saturday, 18th inst, 10 A. M, at the Athe-
neum, generously given for the occasion by D.
Il. Ration, Esq. t.s.r.. ... ... .......
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THIRD TRAIN.
FOURTH TRAIN,

/ MAIL AND ACCOMMODATION ct 4.lOp. NJ, stop.
ping at all stations between Columbus and Cincinna
arriving at Cincinnati ct 1880 p. m.
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SECOND TRAIN.

EXPRESS at llI3oa. m, stopping at Jefferson, Lon
don, charleston, oedarve Xena, Spring Valley, Cor
Loveland and Milford, arriving at Cincinnati at AN
p M, at Dayton at 2:a5 p. m. arrive at Indianapolis
at 755 p. M; connecting at Cincinnati with the Ohio
etc., connecting at Indianapolis for all points West
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Notice.

Daniel eaitnsr Superior oour. Franklin
Levi LauRham and others.> oounty, onio,
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Summer Arrangement
Little Miami 4 Columbus l. Xepia
M@MRMl R9
RAILROADS.
For Cincinnati, Dayton 4 Indianapolis
Through to Indianapolis without Change Of Cars
and but One Change Of Cars between
Columbus and 81. Louis.
On and After Monday, May g
1864.
Four Trains Daily from Columbus
Summer Arrangement.
Four Trains Daily from Columbus.
FIRST TRAIN,

FIRST TRAIN.
CINCINNATI ACCOMMODATION at $50 a, m.
stopping at all stations between Columbus Oincinna
and Daytoni arriving at Cincinnati at 1880 q. M n
Dayton s:N a. m. arrive at indianapolis at l.31 D. m
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NApoL Eot1's HAIR TOILET I

Agents for r ass S"ey ai'
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Corporal M-n instantly addressed him
self to the task Of fepistolary composition, il
which he gracefully acknowledged his receipt
of the gift, and expressed his heartfelt thanks
This was delivered by the negro on the day
following, and he returned with apackago
containing number Of pocket handkerolieGs,
socks and shirts!
As in the first instance, the only commani-
cation which accompanied the gift was the
donors card. The corporal again aeknowl-
edged his Obligations by polite note which
was duly delivered through the same medium.
TLenceforth the Corporal was in daily
receipt Of the choicest dainties, and a,regular
epistoIary correspondence was carried on
until the day Of his release, which occurred
on the Sd Of January. A matrimonial en-
EgagGment bad been made during the interval,
with the understanding that the partie5
would meet in Baltimore on the Isl Of March
aezt
I have omitted to state that the Corporal
had been sent back to his Old quarters, hui
having ascertained that his fair iuanorasa
daily promenaded within view ofthe officers
quarters, be obtained employment IS cook,
and was thereafter unlailiagly at his post to
.reciprocaso the loving smiles Of his 5atro.Lcd
She had sen: hin her dacuerreo.yge.
which be frequently exli5i.e.Ito me. 1t was
a lovely image, and one tlst would have
required no collateral" iuducsmcat to carry
captive the most figii and le.harg;c fancy.
learned tLat she was Of a weakly family,
and Of as good bIccd es was to be found
among the 9. F. VS. and her letters, I
was assured, eyinced that she was 10 less
intelligent and refined.
When the glad tidings Of onr release c,rae.
the name Of Corporal IN was found in
the list. The intelligence was quickly con
veycd to his yearning admirer. We saw
nothing of her, however as we marched
through the streets Of Richmond, though the
Corporal's longing vision was strained al
every animated object.
But when a halt was ordered, a fine carriage
driven by a negro, suddenly made its appear
ance, and halted a short distance from our
ranks. A lady descended-there was a
brief. but earnest coloquy among the Confed-
crate officers Of our guard, and the next
moment the enraptured twain Corporal
Nh and his afIianced) were face to face.
A few words, the first they had ever ex-
changed in person, were exchanged in sub
duei, yet melting tones; their faces were for
a moment lighted, as with fame-tbe en-
gagement Wis saoredIy renewe5-rhe~e was
a fervent, thrilling pressure Of their hands,
and they separated.
A circumstance Is connected with the
daguerreotyrc above referred to which deserv-
es a passing notice. Before It left the prison
tie picture was taken from the case and a
email slip Of paper closely written, and ad-
dressed to General Mcclellan was deposited
therein and tie daguerreotyPe then replaced
1t was safely delivered to tie Commander
in Chief a meeting of the Cabinet was called
and the day following there was a leak
stopped mysterious leak from high Official
circles and which had inestjmably benefited
The rebels Tor many months.
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Cur Surg-6Htr.
GEIERlL H'CLEILlI'S B2E3E.
BIZ wrsrEF sRApsHAw.


Two o'clock of tie third night a!lcr Sen.
McClsllans arrival in Washington to tzks
command OF the Usited States Army, found
that Justly eminent soldier pouring over
several maps, and reports Of scouts.
As the hour came toiling through the
night together with the dull rumbl,ng Of
army wagons ard artillery wheels, the weari-
ed hero, pushing from him bis maps and re-
ports, leaned bis forehead on bis folded arms
upon the table before him and fell asleep so
deep that even to occasional booming Of the
heavy guns being placed in position on the
entertainments, was insufficient to disturb it.
could not have been slumbering thus
more than ten minutes" said that Gen. to
an intimate friend, to whom he related the
narrative, "when I thought the door Of my
room, which I had carefully locked, was
thrown suddenly open, and some one strobe
up to me, and, laying hand upon my shoul-
der, said, IN a slow, solemn voice:
General Mcclellan, 40 you sleep at yoar
Postg Rouse y0l5 ere It can 5e pr,cehtsd, the
foesciU be on Washington r.
Never before in my life have heard a
voice possessing the commanding and even
terrible tone of the one that addressed me
these Fearful words, And the sensation that
passed through me, as it fell upon my ears,
and I eowardly shrunk into myself at the
Thought Of my negligence. I can only COM
pare it to the whistling, shrielling, sweep Of
a storm of grape-shot discharged directly
through my brain. I could NOT move, how
ever, although tried hard to raise my head
from the table. As sense of my willing
ness and yet helplessness to make answer to
the unknown intruder oppressed me, once
more heard that same slow, solemn voice
repeat
{" General lfeClsz7an, do you sleep at your
postr'
There was a pecaliarity about it this
time; it seemed as though Ia mere atom
Of matter-was suspended in the centre Of.
an infinite space, and that the voice came
from hollow distance all around me. As
the last word was uttered regained, by
some felt and yet Rnl,nolcn power, my voIi-
ton, with the change, the grape-sIot-dis-
charge sensation in my brain ceased, and
strange but new one seized my heart one
as Of a huge rough ieicle being sawed back
and forth through and through me.
i started up, or rather should say I
fhougbt started up, for whether I was
svaze or asleep am utterly unable to del
eide Ny FIRST thought was about my maps,
and, before nay syelids had half opened my ]
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Z" But that future Is too vast for our com
prehension; we are the children Of the present.
" When peace shall again have folded her
bright wings, and settled upon our land, that
strange, unearthly, wonderful map, marked.
while the spirit eyes Of Washington looked
on, shall be preserved among American
archives, as a precious reminder to the Ameri-
can Nation. Of what, in their Second Great
Struggle for existence, they owed to God
and the Glorifed Spirit of Washington.
Verify the ways of God are above the
understanding of man.
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aot--do they not? Certainly they do.-Do
they not sail ont in the briny ocean, where
the roarin pillows fun1gate, an where the
devourin' elephants open their jaws from 'efn
an'-an' lay down in their warm hammoc1s
an sleep? Certainly they door any other
man. q voice, Certainly "Ahum-m-m.
look at our fremenl All, those boys, just
look at 'enl Do they not at tie dead hour Of
night, when the clock proclainls the hour Of
nidnight, an, when the barometeris AZ de-
grees below Cicero, do they. not rush forth to
}he scene ofeonGagraton, an'-an, get drunk
Certainly they do, an that's just what's the
matter with me-or any other man. Now,
what does the great and glorious Constitoo-
shun o. this United Ceutederation Of Penn
syltuclly say ?-What does it say? That's
what Ia Ike to know. Does itnot say-dOes
not onr Constitution say-dces not our Con
sti,ution say? Certainly It does; that's Just
what It sez" (Sensation.) aWLat did Pat
rex Henry Jackson say I? Did he not say that
each and every one should stand upon his
own ground, and did he not lay his hand up
on his heart, an say with a clear conscience,
that he was a paper-doI, with a glass eye7
Certsinly he dii-or any other man.
The speaker retired amid thunders of sp-
Plause.