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The national Republican., 1862-09-18

Greatest Bargains Yet !
EXTRA sIIvERrs!AAITE5D COMPLETE TEA
spisoss, best quality, $3.50 nett
EXTRA sILvER-PLATED CASTOR,
eFrenoh siss bottles. -, stto, $500, to $3.50.
EXTRA sILvER.PLATED, OLIVE THREAD.
ED TABLE SPOONS,
~ dozen
EXTRA slLvER-PLATED, TIPPED TABLE
SPOONS,
% per dozen.
EXTRA SILvERPLATED, THREADED,
OLIVE TABLE FORKS,
~ per dozen,
FORKS,
&3a dcI
TIPPED AND THREADED,
o. dozen.
HEAVY sILvER.PLATED, DOUBLE WALL
ICE PITCHERS,
Large sse, best quality, beautifully engraved and
ohised only g. $3.50 and So for sxsrs quality,
FINE sILvER.PLATEp CUPS, MUGS, COB
LETS, SALT STANDS,
Only q eaoh-retail price, o.
sILvER-PLATED MUSTARD AND SALT
SPOONS,
u ots. each.
sILvER-PLATED BUTTEE-KNIvEs,
99 A,37. and 10 ots. eseh.
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&PEorALYNOfIoE E.
DR. \. vELLNYs Private Hospital, in the
xsdsraI Block, corner Of Seventh and streets,
oppodts the Post and Patent Ofioes Rooms
IS and "a, up stairs, Washington, b. o.

Au diseases Of privsts mature treated N ths noss
sossatino manner, and radical cures shscssd in oil
ossss. sYPHILITIo AFFECTIONS, soSoR-
RHGA. aLEEr, sTRrcruREs, SEMINAL
WEAKNESS, or the rsssis Of voLUrTUoUs
DREAMS, or any wsal,ss Of the eENERATIvE
ORGANS, from any sasss whsssver, o bow long
stsndins, thoroughly and radically CARED
AFFLICTED AND UNFORJ UNA7E.
No matter what yosr disease let no false dslissoy
prsvent Apply Immediately to Dr. vsilny, who i'
sel,owlsAsed 70 b. BY far the ,ost SUCCESSFUL
PHYSICIAN in the treatment Of private diseases.
Fear not 10 command make Known your misfortunss,
end be will pssdily ssnd you On your way rejocinS
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SELf-ABUSE,

SELf-ABUSE,
that dresdfai soourss Of the young, indslssd n
whsn alone, which destroys the esnsrstivs orsaas,
unfss you for Married Life. producing vsaknss Of
the back and limbs, los OF aninatioa and nusssla,
power pslpitatiea Of the hsars nsvoss iritability
los Of memory, melancholy habits, insanity, con.
sumption, and DEATH
YOUNG MAN, In view Of the dreadful oonss
qlsnoes, delay not to make your case nown to DR..
v. Your secrets with him are sacred, and you may
eoladsntly rely upon his medical skill.
Thousands whose sysssms were shattsfsA and were
on the brink of the grave, has be brought back TO
vigorous health by bis skiifsl trsasmest
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POUR RNCLlSN RRVIRWS AND BLACkN0OD

~. : $50 CLUBBINa.i It-''F.
A disoountQ Of twenty five per cent from the above
prioe Will be allowed to Clubs ordeYinefour or more
copies Of any one or more Of the above Worka rhus
-Four copies Of Blackwood, or Of one Reviow will be
sent to address for - four copies Of the four
Rssiews and Blaekwood for $50 and 20 on.
.. 80. POSTAGE.
In all the principal cities and towns, those wOrks
will be delivered, FREE OF POSTAGE. WHEN
sent by mail the Postage to any part Of the United
wood" and but fourteen CENTS year for caoh Of the
Rsvlcws.
N, b. The price In Great Britain Of the 1--we Period
loals above named ID e3i per annum
Kemittanoes for any Of the above publications
.nould !lwsys be addressed, post paid TO tke pub
lnhers, LEONARD SCOTT n COZ
uovB Ne. ~ Gold IT., Rev Yori,
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LesI,latOrs' Pay per Item.


In the House on Tuesday;
The Select Committee on Retrenchment
MessrS. .Keck, Smith, BILLS, and Reilly, re-
ported in favor Of the passage of the Senate
bill, to reduce the compensation Of members
Of the General Assembly to three dollars
per day. Motion to lay on the tabls-yeas
%, nays 80. Motion to postpone till 1868
yeas "a, nays 80. Previous question de-
manded and sustained. Motion to adjourn,
lost also to refer to the Committee on Judi
ciary.
Mr.. Lind moved to refer to the Select
Committee with instructions to amend BY
giving Hamilton county members six dellars
per day.
Mr.. smythe moved to amend by saying
they should receive no compensation. Yeai
so, nays 80.
Mr.. Griswold moved to amend by allowing
one dollar day all round. Yeas 2s, nayI
AZ.
On Mr.. Lind's amendment Mr.. GriswOlt
moved Hamilton county members be excused
from voting. Yeas ls, nays IS. Aessrs
BRAKEMAN, Flsgg, Stanton, and Marsh o
Hamilton, voted for the six dollars day.
The question then recurring on the bill, /
was passed, yeas 81, nays 2b.
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American Congress- Look through our
huge tumid volumes Of statutes, and mark
on every page our everlasting legislation for
ths material interests Of property, and not
solitary enactment for truth, humanity and
Justice. Everything astute and shrewd and
saRaolous, to foster, cherish, and build up
the privileges and interests Of those strong
enough In the absence Of law 70 protect
themselves; and not single section or clause
TO life the crushing weight Of two hundred
years Of killing oppression from the weakest
and poorest elements OF humanity, OuI sub
ects though they are. Nay, that poverty
and weakness are the sole pretsxtS for the
wrong and oppression. We have now before
us bill that proposes directly to dethrone
and annihilate o huge, hOary wrong, aud re-
call and re.enthrore the banished right.
With me to argue, declaim, or inveigh
against this measure, is the idlest waste oi
the most useless breath that indolent trihing
can indulge in. turn to Othe great rules Of
right and l see that you have rsEed out the
decalogue of Omnipotence, and have daubed
and smeared over the eternal adamsnt with
the code Of slavery; and know that 1t is al
a huge lie, without semblance or seeming o
i truth.
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NEW YORK aIARKEF-ApriI 50
#a.aHHH.


FLOUR-Market 5 to loo brtter and more doing
fore xport and home oonSumption. Matket closing
saias.I5Ooo ,bbis At sLsOa6OOGor Bupsrhne statsi
S5m05,25 for extra state; g49045.o0 ior supeIn ne
western; IS, 5,3005,85 for common 70 medium eAtI.
western; Aotgl5a9 iof snipplns nranos eAtfA run
6ANAnA ETlOUgR,-hIarrstb @l0o higher With
improved demand. Sales OF 1900 bbls at S6,2)9b4O
spring; s. 0a6.50 for winter extra.
Bye FIOUR-Narket quiet and steady. sale
GORN n ifSIEAJ,-Markstwishou matsrial ch snTs
Sales 400 bbIs Jer'sy S275, $500 for extra western
S FHTsk n 1fIif Y3Msrtss without material ehsnge
Sales Of 100 bblg a. 23462io tr western and state
WHEAT-Market hrm vito moderate export
inqniry Sales Of ZOO inteEior 1000 1909 Miysukls &
bush winter red Western At 81 ,slHal s2.
RFY-Markst shade hrmsr, with sales 1880 bush
BIRLEY-Market quiet, hrm Sales 600 bush at
S5SRN-Market shade better sa,es Of 500 bush
At So for mixed western IN store Bsnbs& delivered
$50 for unsOuud do, aud sec for Jersey yellow -
az ~ Js-ia .nsds s9soS eatsrS and state.
OORFEE-Markst without material ehsnge'-
Sale. go bag! Bio st lsso ...s s.l.. q
/ sO1 hhds Cuba at 5SA7A; 100 hhds Porto Rico 7He
/ N, and l4sa bags Vanilla a. 64o. -. II.
hrm. Sales q IS hhcs Cuba MuseoTado at 2ei 8
hhds Porto Rico sc. ,-,-,.,,.
/ s511aI2 rs mess aiOaiO25 for prime, t2,50e3l3sb
| for prime mess, and Sl3,750l4s00 clear -
The Government contract for b,l25 Dds mess va
taken at Sl8.25n1s,Ee. -. -,
| HFRF-Rule9 quiet and firm. Sales $50 bbl
at Sl50n5,55 coanfry prime; 5503sOO for eountrl
mess; Sl2,OO0lS,5O for rspacked messi sl4,oo9ls'O
PRImR MISS BEEF-MaTEst dull and nom
| inal.
REEF HAHTa-markstb better demand and hrH
or Sales Of so bbls at 8l7 90 choice western -
CIT MRATa-Barket dull and heavy. 5aie t
ofs5O packages lH04&o for shoulders sHeeh io
| hams, 4.
/ The Government contract for smoked meats 20
291 900 lbs smoked hams was awarded at prices rang
i ing from S7,2507,49 PER 100 weight.
/ BACON aTuE8-Market in better demand, ol
unsetted Sales Of 685 boxes at 65416fc for reject
ed and good short ribbed mifdles, and 72sasc goo
| western aud city short clear do, -, u
/ LAHD-Market Terml hrm. sales lil9O Dds
| 7H0sRo. =. 80
Il for Ohio: 'iT0loo for state.
/ At slSRoo,
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The yyth ohio at Plltsburg Landing.

We iud a frst-rate letter from Col, Hide
brand to his wife, in the Marietta Intslligen
Ger, which goes to show that the conduct Of
the 77th Ohio Regiment was far from being
cowArdly. he says:
To the credit Of the TTIh and b7th be 1t
said that they fought on their own ground
Sor four hours. against at lesst four times
their number, nor did they fall back IN Ine
least until completely overpowered Dy mum
bers; and to show how well they iougn'i
over two hundred rebels fell and lay dead on
the battle ground 10 front Of our lines, besides
doubIe that number wounded, while there
we're not fifty in both Of our regiments killed
and about hundred and fifty wounded: l
wss IN the fight all day Sunday, but on Mon
dav held nv command as q reserve, ready TO
hiring It into action at any minute needed =
The shells and balls few as thick as hall
stones around me on Sunday, but still l came
out untouched. :,
Major Fearing was very much exposed All
DIV Sunday, but was unharmed. He did well
all day.
On Tuesday, Gen. Sherman and Stan, Ool
RuckIand's. some three hundred cavalry, and
nv BRIGADE, followed the enemy, and over
took some of their retreating forces, which
consisted Of some daring rebel cavalry We
overlook them in their camp, about four
miles from ours, and as my brigade was in
the advance, were within a short distance Of
the rebel camp. Gen. Shermsn ordered me
to throw the Seventy-sevsnth forward to aid
our skirmisbers. This was done at once
But when near their camp, some three hun
dred rebel cavalrymen made most desperate
charge on the skirmishers, and the 77th
while in line, firing and riding over them
killing twenty Of the 77th on the spot, and
voundinR about thirty more, some tive o.
whom have since died, and TIVE or three
more soon will. From six to ten are miss
ing, two of whom are Oapts. AeOOrmicE
and Chandler. We hope, however, thsi
OaDts. Mccormick and Chandler have only
been taken prisoners, and will soon be sx'
changed. Ool. DeHass was with rs in th'
hattie. and is we'll. BE also was much ex'
posed, but not hurt.
Among the dead are:-Lieut. Steinrod
serQeants A. J. Devsl, PorterHeld, Cline
Flemming, Calvert, and several other ser
qeants, corporals and privates. Among th'
wounded are :-Lieuts. White, Thomss, Nit
cheI, Fisher, Fourakar and Scott sergeanu
Brabhsm and NARROW, and many others =
The 77th has lost in killed, wounded AMI
| missing. over two hundred And, in snort
may say that the 77th was in the hardea
and most important part Of the engagement
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MISCELLANEOUS.


The following items are from the Detroit Ad-
vertiser of the 18th.
VESSELS PAssIEs.-The following vessels passed
UP-Prop Rocket, City of Madison; bark A
Stevens; schr n. b, Sibley, Oneida, Sunbury.
DoWN-Prop. Globe; schr. Hubbard, R. j. San
born, San JacintO.
Aco1DEHr TO TIE DARr.-The side-Wheel
steamer Dart met with 9 disaster Saturday on
Lake Huron which came near sinking her. She
went to hail propeller, which was coming down
from Chicago, to ascertain If the the downward
feet of vessels was at hand, when, on nearing
her. the wrong bell was Wrung, causing her TO
strike the propeller, stern on, by which the
steamer had her bow split open. The steamer Ar
row being at hand, took her in tow, arriving in
safety at Port Huron, where she now lies. The
propeller, we learn, was uninjured.
STEAMER MoHAwK, formerly of the Cleveland
and Port Huron route, but for several years laid
up has been purchased by Mr. Hickey Of Chica-
GO and is to be placed Immediately in Commis-
sion again. She will ply between ST. Joseph
and Chicago on Lake Michigan, and VIII take
her departure from here the present week.
PRoPELLER WATER WIEcH.-The new propel-
Ter Water Witch, Of Newport, on the river St.
Clair, which has been got up with new style Of
gear to her propelling power, altogether different
from any heretofore used on our lakes, made her
appearance on Friday evening, landing at Bra
dy5s dock for q few moments. Her machinery is
operated by q walking beam engine, with gear
ing, which, it is stated, turns the wheel at a
much greater velocity than those at present in
use on other propellers. At distance the Wa
ter Witch presents decidedly novel appearance
the beam moving crOssWays Of the deck, or
athwartship, instead of fOre-and-aft, IS on side
wheel steamers. The lateness Of the hour Of her
arrival prevented Us from going on board 70 eN-
anime this steamer, but those who have are loud
IN her praise Her model has been got up with
an eve to speed, and we doubt not she will ex-
hibit some tall running. She Is intended for the
Lake Superior trade. and soon will be In readi-
ness to commence her regular trips
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H---I " -I-1
HAKPHR's FERRY, Va.

HARPER's FERRY, Va, April 2s.
Coming to-day via Hsrpers Ferry, we saw
the full effect Of wars desOlation at that fa-
nous place. The government buildings
once stately and alive With industry, sre now
mass of ruins, the streets are flied with
the rubbish from the burned and fallen
houses, the splendid bridge is no more, pri-
vate houses are burned down, sacked or turn
ed into stables tor the horses, and not a sign
Of business life or energy can be seen except
that incident to the transfer Of passengers
and freight between the eastern and the west
ern shores Of the Potomac. The engine
house, where John Brown attempted to hold
the United States at bay, is still standing. It
is plain, brown structure, with two double
doors upon one side opening to the larger
room, in which at this time are confined
shout dozen secession prisoners. One end
Of the building is used as blacksmith's shop.
It Is a significant coincidence, this holding
rebel prisoners in the very room in which
Browns infatuated but heroic band bid deh'
ance to the whole pro-sIavery world, and it
may be that in that gang of i'll clothed rebels
are some who shouted and jeered al the hang
ing Of the martyr Of their prlson house. The
brick wells stiIl show tie marks Of the bul-
lets which were frsd at Brown and bis men,
and a freshly hlled hole shows where the
lpsrtuTe wss made By the marines to get at
/. the inside. By the way, the Major Russell
whose hospitality we enjoyed at Yorktown
was in command of the o. 8. Marines when
they came here in 1859 to capture the hand
full of men whom Gov. Wise and all Virginia
did not dare to arrest.
The bridge having been destroyed by the
rebels, and the subsequent temporary stFuc-
turs carried away by the freshet, the pas
sengers cross IN primitive style. A cable
is stretched acrOss the river. The passen.
gers crowd uron STAT boat or scOw as thick
" IS they can stand. Half dozen labOrers
hen pull the ferry across BY the ''hsnd over
hand process upon the big cable, and in
the course of half an hour land you upon
the opposite Shore. A contemplation
Of the grand scenery around, and esPe-
oislly Of the rapid current underneath,
and the possible consequences should
these chaps lose their hold and send
us drifting helplessly down into the boiling,
roaring rapids below, serve to keep one fully
occupied during the passage. The bridge is
being rapidly rebuilt ,
The huge, beetling ersgs which here form
tbe eastern bsnk Of the Potomac are fear
fully suggestive Of some future time when
tbev shall be loOsened and come crashing to
the foot of the clif, shaking the very earth
with their tau and crushing into indistin-
quishsbls wreck whatever may stand in their
way. But as the ''Oldest inhabitant'' has
seen no change in their threatening position,
80 the iqast man" may stand upon the river
brink and look up to the same grim roof,
Avay up in q niche in the bluff Fhsre II
seems absolutely impossible for human foot
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..neal.tlop apa ConrronI.s.D

The degpatches Of yesterday intimate that
propositions for mediation and cOmprOmise,
nd consequent cessation Of hOstilltiesi are
,sing entsEtained by the government. We
do not credit the rumOr. We are thankful
hat ths word ''ooupromiss" has not been
heard in the land for months; that the only
i'nedlstion" which was thought Of was that
By the sword, until unconditional surrender
should be made BY the traitors in arms. So
universally and 80 determinedly has this
issling prevailed, that not even from the Dem
ooalio side Of Congress has there came q
proposal for compromise. And at this time,
when our armies are signally victorious, and
our hosts from the North and South, the
East and the West, are shortly to mestin The
heart Of the enemy's country, any compro-
mise, short Of complete crushing out Of
treason, would be too great an insult to be
borne. We do not believe there can be any
danger, such as Is shadowed in the dispatches
alluded to.
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ever to have trOd, some Of The 'mudsills" Of
the federal army stationed here have placed
"John Browne monument" From the
tsVn It Is plainly visible, aS 3 simple PedeS-
tai and shaft, overlooking the scene Of iss
subjects exploits.
As We leave, company of soldiers pass
ing the engine hsuse are chanting the John
brown sOng'
"John Browns body lies mouldering In the
s. D. P.
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T1o captaro Of Now OrIoall.

Tbers can be no longer tbe slightest doubt
"a az truth Of the report that The city oi
New Orleans is ia our hands. The rebels
. tdmis IT. and Is usual, when they are too
' olsarly defeated to admit Of shouting fol
victory, they propose an inquiry into the
gross misnAnsgemsnt and inefiOiency which
AE eaussd he disaster. The utmost PGnio and
o1nsternation psrvadsd the city. One re-
port says that Gen. Lowell, Who was in com
nand, has retired distance Of seventy mileI
o, into Mississippi Therebels destroyed boats
cotton, stores, 90, in great quantities. Va
hsEa the two extremes Of the river now OF
10 Memphis.
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RsslssalIoa Of tho secretary Of STATE.

Esior B. Rush COwen has resigned the
> HoEes Of Secretary Of State, going beck to the
army Is Paymastsr, position he held when
elestsd Secretary. We believe he has ably
allsd the position during his brief term o
once.
Gov. Tod has appointed Hon. Wilson b
Keanon, Representative from Belmont eoun'
y, as the successor Of Major COWen. H'
.-sry win take his ONCE upon the I'd inst
g Gen. Buekinghan's resignation as Adiu
aaitF tant General took effect upon the 2sth ult
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a new system of currency is proposed by
and for the rebels, having the star for its unit.
A Mr.. Vernon puts forth the new PROPOSE
ton and gives this table;
.'sF FiIs basis of Integral Iiuait Of Valus pro
posed for our currency is the star, which is
to be divided into one hundred equal parts,
each part to be called a centime, "-namsly;
10 Oentimes-l Tropic.
10 Tropi.s-1 Star.
10 Stars-l Sol.
Concerning this startling system, EF.
Vernon, who is evidently wagr says;
These denominations for our currency
have been selected for three reasons: First,
they are appropriate to ourselves as peo-
pie; second, they are emblems of ofcheerfulness,
honor, honesty Of purpose, solidity,
snd stability; and third, the words used are
simple, easily remembered, and are com
mon 70 several languages"
OF the truth Of these reasons, we cannot
doubt. The rebels are like the stars in
being amazingly distant from all the CIV
iiiEation, and honor, and intelligence known
70 the inhabitants Of this globe. They are
also 50 often hidden BY the clouds of defeai
and disgrace that that win soon be consider
ed their normal condition. And, +" as peo-
pls' they must soon be so lost to the view
Of all nations that it viii be pertinent for 9
foreign pctsntate to say Of them
@Twinkle twinkle little star,
How wonder what you are"
The sareasm Of the second reason Is y
pointed that it may spoil its effect to at
tempt to elucidats it. We can only wonder
that the rebel papers themselves are such
poor astronomers thst they fail to see the
bsauty Of their leading stars, and denounc'
Davis Is the dolt ct the head Of the govern
nsnt, Floyd IS 5 thieving coward, Wise as
a fest footed coward" and Lescher as Z
adEunksn brute"
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.6.ETEIAaD PRODUOE GAREE7.
In9H.Sz moRSIHe ,,I.s.lO LsADHnR =. OFFICE, Z ,l.g

M0AMAM6 ALADMA " NAkA4H
THUasDAF M0lzuas meT l. 1873.
FLOUR-The market ysS.erdaY was let and
unchanged with Sa'ss Of 80 bblI double Extra red
wheat at Sl,7b.
WHEAT-Markst arm ct SI,oo No SAILS re-
ported.
CORN-Markst steady and quiet. Sales Of oais
ut So
OATs-Markst arm and ad d'anssd 10. Gales ef 8
oVsat 29o.
HIGHWINEs Market steady. Sales Of % bbls
e. 2o4c
MISS PORK-Msrkst stss dg and quist At SO
@lO 80. Sales Of 70 bbs at $780, and small 10. at
glO5O
LARD-Lower saiss Of IS bbls at &c, and is g
ct the same.
EGGs-stsady aud quIst. Sale Of bbll at SIC.
BUTTER There Is but little demand. We
quote at l99ISo for choice roll Sale af kegs poor
quality at 50, and lS legs at Sc.
POTATOEs-salsO of 300 bush prime Hsshan.
| nocks ct 400 y bush.
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OHICEGO TARKET-AprII;sO

TII UIL-II--NEIsT
FLOUR-MArket fair demand.
EAT-Markst steady st sl9ezo Tor no ].
OORN-mSrket steady and hrm, s2szI5fc mixed
In store.
OATs-In good demand at 27o.
RRGEIPFs-7,s 500 b0ls neur; l2,OO0 bush Fhe :
= sHfPM sHi ENTs-lsOO bbls four 5000 bus wheat
. 'RxCCIHAHGR-Unohangsd. Gold , cent
premium.
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NJ. Griswold, the wise Representative
frcn Guyshoga, opposed the resolution above
referred tot the volume was useless, nobody
rasdit &c, &c. BE would give q specimen
n II and he read description Of maize,
ooumonly called corn. Who didn't know
en- about It, without reading learned essay
On III And there Wss the picture Of an evil,
With 8 scientific description of it. What
had that to do with agricultural
Father Krum, Of Ashtabula, an intelligent
farmer. expected opposition from such q
oouroe- The gentleman from Ouyahoga was
a lawyer, and about as wise as the owl be
~ referred 70, on the subject Of agrioul-
turs. lLaughtsr. Indeed, besides his
hooting, his very Phynognomy resembled
that diStisguished bird, only 1t was little
larger. Immense laughter.
membsr wished the Clerk to read from
gFhe Book Of Martyrs" dIas "The Biogra-
pixies Of Members, page "a: aHis Mr.. G.'s)
hsad e large, but very well modelled; bis hair
is light and worn quite short. His earnest,
honest look, and ohildlike gestures, so win
upon the bsholder, that the lawyer is lost in
tie sd7ocate, pleading for the right. Al
times be becomes guite animated, when his
dark eyes sparkle, and his face Is ali agloW.
Whonhe brings his hand down with aWhack,
the point is settled n
Al thispointin the farce, q member offered
an amendment to the resolution, "that the
lives Of the members Of this General As
eemblY be inserted 10 said reports. between
the essays on owls and grub worms ssid
lives to be Illustrated with wood cufs similar
10 thnss representing the owls and grub.
worms Aforesaid" Great laughter, in which
- member from Ouyahoga psrticiDsted
hugely.
Ths Hou1s adjourned