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Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1862-12-26
A solid Column.

Yesterday the bill to indemnify the Pres
ident and other officers for arrests made
during the suspension of the habeas corpus
act came up again in the House. The
record of the vote-90 yeas 10 40 naJs-is
gratifying in the extreme. The defeetions
from the Administration side Of the House
were few and unimportant, while those who
voted against the bill were members on
whose support the Administration never
counted in any case. The passage of this
bill is an act Of Justice such as has neveT1n
similar cases been denied, aud it is not un-
just TO say that tho opposition TO it was
merely faetious. Notwithstanding tho pop
ular clamor, the sophistical arguments, and
the persistent misrepresentation which
have been skillfplly and energetieally used
by the opposition during the past three
months, to raise an issue with the Govern
meDt on this point we are proud to record
the fact that they have, SO far as the pres
ent Congress is concerned, failed most mis-
erably. This is a good omen. Let th.
supporters Of the Administration rally
around the President during the coming
winter with equal cOrdiaIity and unanimity
and, with their support, be will soon con
duct the war to q successful termination
But If, on the contrary, they suffer them
selves, for any cause whatever, 10 be dis
tracted and divided, no man can foretel
what may be the consequences. Washing
ton CkroRIole.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1862-12-26
Wherenhonts of nnnI,a.

The Chicago Tribune predicts that Banks has
gone to the gulfto operate at his discretion, and
especially to see that the emancipation proela-
tOn is carried out. 1t says: tae
ale has arrived in season for the first of Janu-
AIRY. He will be to the South and to civilization,
the almOnor TO the Presidents great New Years
gift to Humanity, gift born Of the necessities
OF this war. Gen. Banks is there ready to com
mence at the very point of progress where Gen.
Hunter was stopped on the 18th Of May last
The work Of seizure and conhscation and liber-
alton will go on apaee. The President will
open flood gates with full head on Gen. Banks
has gone 10 take possession Of the South and in
two weeks the President will say, in words Of
more import than were ever before accorded TO
mere human utterance, "lT IL TINS"
''FOr this undertaking Gen. Banks expedition
is expressly made up. His heavy mailed craft
will thuRder at the fortressed entrance Of gulf
harbOrs; his light draft war vessels will sweep
the bays and estuaries that indeRt the gulf coast.
He will, by virtue of military possession, make
use for the shiplOad or more Of coarse uniforms,
about which the seeesh organs have been ire
fully grumbling, every Jacket aud trowsers of
which viii enease stout negro, armed with a
federal musket and under the promise Of liberty,
soldier for the Union. He will confseate
plantatioDsand blacks, and all of the latter not
called TO boar arms, win be set at work upon the
problem OF Free Labor, the experiment OF the
holy institutions Of Home and Marriage secured
10 their humble cabins by the same instruments
that Furnishes the rebel MASTER In all this, the
torch Of insurrection and seryila war viii not be
lighted, Held firmly by the hand Of the COM
mander Of the Department the civilization Of
the freedmen will fnd scope enough for progress
in other directions than in acts Of ssvagery.--
The Government has fslt its way carefully
along to the fact that the black makes good sol
dier, viii fight in the field, and is not tailless
monkey.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1862-12-26

We srs indebtsd 70 ilsjor Campbell, p,T-
nasisr. u 81 Army, pho hts jult rsfgued
from Fort Randall, for The following inislIi-
gonce respecting ths whereabouisnud move
meuls Of LittIs Gov and Bis Indian allies
on the Upper Missouri;
ga spy sent out ffor, he YsbkIoa Aesn-
cy, and Who has just retained from up che
Missouri River, reports Eve diIisrsst cempun-
les Of Sautess on the Missouri River above
Fort Piefra. Little .Cgow j. nov ~ Long
Lake, $50 miles above Fost Pisrra He
recently sent tobacco and other presents 10
The two bands Of the Tetons. (ths Onckpa-
pas and the BIaekfoot Sioux) with an iBvi-
tsiion for them to join him 10 this war
against the whites, and received promiss
that they were ready toad him, and vould
attack Fort Pierre as soou ~ the Missoun
was frozen over.
The Santees have sent messenger 10
Sirike-the-Ree, head chief Of the YaaktOns.
asking him to join them with bis tribe, aad
are nov awaiting a reply. -ar
A party Of friendly Ipdians (prOhably the
lower Yantonais. or the party sent cut from
FOrt Pierre BY Major Galpin.) recently vent
to the Ssntoeeamp on Beaver Greek. where
they found White Lodge and Sleepy Eyes,
two Santee chiefs, who had 10 their posses
sion seven prisoners-tvo women and Eve
young girls. The friendly Indians offered
The chiefs ransom Of seven horses for the
prisoners, but they refused to give them up,
supposing that the ransom came from
whites. The friendly Indians then told
them they must either trade or fight, and
they concluded to trade. The prisoners are
now a. Fort Pierre, safe and in good hands,
one of the women is daughter Of Jacob
Price, of Illinois.
Some Of the Snuiees have gone to the
British Possessions for powder, guns, &c-,
A party Of Indians recently returned
from the British Possessions, report lbat
they bad had council with white man,
who said that his people werc at war with
the United States, and he wanted ell the
Indians to join him against the Govern
ment. He offered to supply them with
arms, ammunition, provisions and every
thing they needed. He said he hsd men
enough to begin with, and should start
down the Missouri River in the Spring, "as
soon as the grass was as long as his hand"
He intended TO wipe out all the whites on
the Missouri as far down as Sioux City,
then cross to The st. Peters River, and up
that stream to the British Possessions He
sent word TO Strike-the- Rec that he must
Join them or he would be killed.
The friendly Yanktonsis have sent
word to the Yanktons to keep a sharp look
out, as they will certainly be attacked this
winter.
1t may be proper TO remark hero that
Strike-the-Ree, head chief Of the Yanktons,
Is unAinching in his devotion TO the whites,
and has the entire conhdence Of Major Bur
leigh. 1t is probable that he will be Of
great service to the frontier, should the In
dians attempt a raid in this direction
However we have little fears that the hos
tile tribes will attempt any advance before
spring, when, we trust, Uncle Sam will have
force on hand to meet them Yankfon
Ddkotian, Dec. 2.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1862-12-26
RrownIow upon ERucII.

Parson Brownlow, in letter to the Phil
adelphia Press, says that all that has saved
Tennessee is Andrew jackson, and NOT
Buell.. On this point the parsou uses the
following language: "General Buell. wanted
to surrender Nashville three months ago,
aud but for Governor johnson, would have
done il. No man here can hear all the
facts without arriving at the conclusion that
General Buell. feared his own personal safe
ty, and kept his whole army about him as =
body guard, to defend him. In other words
be was so fearefnl of being whipped, that he
would not engage in battle at all.
Another bad sign is that General Buell. is
the most popular man with the rebels thatis
in the United States army. They regard
him as favoring Southern Confederaey,
and wishing to make the Ohio river the
line. How that is God only knows, but
such is the opinion entertained by Union
men,"
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1862-12-26
A scout TN western virginia.

A correspondent of the Cincinnati Com
mercial sums up the results of a late scout
ing expedition from Brownstown:
"They made a march Of one hundred
and sixty miles in nine days; caused Floyd
to retreat with his forces across the Big
Sandy to Pikeville, Kentucky; burned the
town of Logan, with the residence of Floyd,
his mills, and some adjoining farm building !;
destroyed an ordnance store of the rebels
at Wyoming, and a commissary store on
the head of Island Greek; broke up gang
of bushwhackers near Logan, and captured
fifty head of cattle, forty horses, some arms,
and thirty-seven prisoners. Among the
prisoners is Captain Morris Findly, and q
Sergeant and two privaiesOf Jenkins cav
airy; soldiers of different regiments Of the
rebel army, and some notorious bushwhaek-
ers. The 3oth Rsgiunsnt had 6ght at
Logan, in which one rebel was killed. The
2slh had one killed on Island Creek
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1862-12-26
Esss;ss5i

.HOWARD ASSOCIATION, Philadel-
IL phia-for che Relief Of the Sck GHd Distressed Gf
aicsd 9th YisEt and Chronic Diseasss aud especial
" diseases efthe SeERal OrgaAs.
Medical Advice given Gratis by the Acting Surgeon.
Valuable Reports Spermatorrhoea or Seminal Weak
ness and other the Sexual organs and tho
New Remedies employed in the nspensay, sent in seal
ed letter envelopes free Of charge. Address,
TIIJT '- = DR.. i. RKlI.iIN, HOUGBfON,
Howard Association, Il q. -
BIy No. q South Ninth Street, Philadeiphia, Pa.
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@. n. McCULLOCH.

DEALER r...
Drugs, Medicine, Dye-Stufs Glass, Paints,
Oils, Books, Stationery, Glass Ware. &c, &c.
No. 8, Buckland Block, Fremont.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1862-12-26
Important from NashVEIIe-Ehe smell
Court of Inquiry.


A Nashville dispatch Of the IIth says
that the Buell. Court Of Inquiry is prodee-
ing some strange revelations regarding the
Kentucky campaigns. Il is said that the
evidence showing the utter incompeten-
cy both Buell. aud Gilbert Is oyerwhel-
ming.
A member of the Court remarked that
if Gilbert should be confirmed in the face
Of this evidence of ineompeteDcy, il would
be disgrace to our army.
The same person said that Buell. was in a
tight place.
General MeCook is made to appeaF Ia
most uufaVOrable light, and i IS said the
evidence will reflect as much and as uOia-
vorsbly on him as on Baell. Rousseau,
Criitenden and Col. Wilder, of Mumlor.is-
vile are before The Commission as witness
os. Rich Developments are anticipated.
The Murfreesboro' Rebel says that Bragg
is assigned 10 tho Department Of Mississip-
pi. with headquarters At Vieksbusg. Joe
Johnston assumed the chief comnsAn4 OF
the Southwest Der artmsnt on the slh inss.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1862-12-26
Amor the Alahama.

A whole feet OF steamers is now in chase
Of the Alabama. The Vanderbilt sailed
on Thursday from New York for Fayal, at
which place she IS expected to meet two q.
States msn-of-war detached from a foreign
squadron, and the three will then take diff.
sfent courses Atthe Brooklyn Navy Yard
arc two splendid regular navy steasn nj :
gates aud one tsn knot steamer which viii
30 of on the hunt in few days. Al
Boston 6ne and FAST steamer has just laf.
One lefl Portsmouth oo Monday and aneth-
er Philadelphia on Thursday. There viii
be lively times il any Of these fall ia uish
the pirate.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1862-12-26

Tho Richmond Examiner, in sayag.
article against England and France for mol
interfering in favor Of the South, says--in
language and tone alike significant: a@
"As for those governments which stand
Aloof from us in our hour Of trial, after hay
ing by their intrigues brought about ths
present state Of things we leave them tC
reap the fruits hereafter Of their sinister
and inhuman counsels. II We succeed theY
can expect no special fAvors at our hands
if we fail, We shall fail with honor, but oul
fall win sound the death knell Of their owr
power upon this continent, and, perhaps
their stability at home"
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1862-12-26
JOsEPH RAwsON,

County surveyor, Fremont, q.
A PUBLICATIONS. FOR SURVEYING by the County
N Surveyor will be promptly attended to u left at the
County Auditors Office. July 4, 1852.
The national Republican., 1862-08-13
AUCTION SALE
T1a10 DAU.

ny Z. Q. Me0y. Il q 4 CO.,. Asc,i.
- aOrkEH I'D FUENITURE g. VINO
xhINki PAINTlNG ana fNGRAvINGS AN
1ALE.-OnWEDNEsDal MornIns aus 1, eom
o. q, + Peck No .Is, N street, 4, ar Fou, &c Is
ssr:ss ~ ne household Faraturs and LGssts eon
Nah gsny Hair.cioth Sofas,
Aahogsoy Hair cloth Roahers. Sewing Chair,
Ep,m.ssa 70 c,o,n 40 La,io, G airs,
Aarele.top Pier and Sid. Tab 10,
= i.no annooany Centre and Card iables,
4shrgMy Hat Tree
hs OIL slo,h and Lsmp,
u E,oa Wslast and n s4o1sny Booko.ses,
wsina,'Sy..nSy wsima,' y.nSy Liaa, Sa Frsnoa 8 d. ssds
\ hcsany AID waln1t Fias Wsrd,o,.,,.
-, Mahogany cedsr haed and shsvsd Ward.
walna Asrbls top Drssiss and pl.i, Bureaus.
Y, nnole bs5auads, a-d Chlds Cham,
Mstrssees, Fss,h.r Pil ws and Bolsters
4 hog my txanso. Dipnia Ta,ir,
OAk Dtuing Chatn, N Ahoyany De sr,
Sto.e Chiea, Dinner and I, u'W.,c,
Child,. Table Cha :, III. BIT day Clok,
brus.els, Insrs n and Thee ply G rps.s,
Asuing 3 ar Carpets, Oil lo,h a d Rod,
Large namoer Of PAintioss and E sgrsviags,
Fsmdy % wing Machine,
Coostog Stove, Kitohsn Furniturs and 1s0ui.
Bay Family Horse, nea -ly new sea. CsyrisHD,
and BEL single Hafnsts
J.c. ACQUIRE sc3,
~ iz-ou auct opeers
The national Republican., 1862-08-13
TEw sORk rxonLsuou pAwrVY.

NEw.0ttk rxonLssos sAxEaY,
DEB 5th .trest, near Maryland ave !, Islsnd
WN PATEN 70 peotiully informs ths public ths
,ss,, nS ssco1s sols prepg,tos q Il esssraied Z
nappy n,pp p Gppil lIns1n - ~ ensmest - yei
~ pfioes n acoofdsnoe With the tine. The Qualic
Of oar articles y NOS to Be s1selssa Butisrs sup
piseA On liberal terms ~
Again We cone te,ore you, -.
Our banner u upfaried, -Eh III.
Fte0 Ill qsa1Srs n the work. = a'
For Cur Bread, our Cake, and Pastries
For our PuddlnsA gwostnsafa, too HN
And they come % lest upoa DC, ..'
That Ns soosce know what 70 do sas
Our bakers have been busy
From early morn ttll night,
While oar stock Of AoaP \ ysnisAlos.
Bat this gives u dsliGhs.
Fer "quiok sales and small proAs,"
L. the motto Of ours ore, -.
Ard IL you purchase once from ~,
You will surely psrohass msrs. .Is
And also that ths hsrslds ..Ir...
Will proolsim from North to South,
That the "Brsad and CAKE Of Patsnr
, Enters sverybodyS Mouth p
luly i1-1m
The national Republican., 1862-08-13
Comnuniostslaxg :

Connunicatsax ~ .Ssl<sSes
=. 0evsrAnent 4nplsysss.. ou,,
y A1IYrs. EdtsSts Ia ySSr . ISSlUO d ttsWISt
ing q 0oyern4fpt nployeslSAsid e ths VII
!, trs q ~: as::,Is "a as|s MI '3Is n M
present an inoorfV6e Vyf65h II NJ koven n
4 9 not intsnSei Scerssssss Il ~ 0aasl /
| iof qScptdy and bssnooWlk hat niutAaH lTgan.
ssE asty q =. ns ;:1; =. ss0 g. ..s T.s from %
Guard, subject to the 81 Of hs,nintary au.
thoritss, to be used at any threetened point, In
an emergency; and uatll eAcA timesh tho reg.
loyal 6tatss would obviats the nScsssity oi
keeping large .fcrose along the lines Of the
'bofder States, Iand Allow our brave volunteers
70 march tn!o TIE hsayt of rsbeldcm, whore
sssy can sertks ths hsrd olo'es, Which the pso.
nnuds q the Ocvsrunent, while the propose
Home Guards wtl1 prots6t the borders rom
sudden "raidB" or" dsshes from threatened
s!ssoks q 'gasrillas or other msrcsuary bands
The meeting Of Thursday evening proved q
success, inaamuoh as the schemes Of the or.
gAnixed disorganizers were frustrated By the
almost unanimous adoption Of the following
!" Resolved, That We consider ourselves al.
ready organized, and only await the formation
OF constitution, and the approval of those
having previous suthority.
HeeoVed, That the chairman appoint
committee Of three, from each Department, TO
enroll naAees and report business at the I'D
tion."
undsrs,aaS that tho oonmissses have been
appointed 40l1or the last named resolution, and
have bet4 sxtended to the oflciais Of the 6on.
ate and Holse Of Representatives, the navy.
yard, arsenal and armory, and to-day the good
work oonmences Of enrolling the names Of
those vno are prepared 70 dsfsud the Govern.
ment that not only protects butaupports thSm.
and II b coandently hoped and sxpeotod that
the adjourned meeting 10 be held at Willard Hall
on ThurDday evening next, will denoustrate
that holding o6loial position doSG NOT destroy
that patriotism which 10 the national traits n
the American citizen. i19''' =
All persons approving Of this movement are
Invited to be present at the next meeting, and
participate In completing IT. organization, that
II may become an e6sotlye force In military
sense and one which will exsrciss o healthy
and aotve influence upon the public sentiment
Of this District and the country.
We would attach due credit to the spirit that
animated the president, Mr.. W. W. DanenhoW.
Or, and his ooadjutors. on the occasion Of the
meeting referred t0-stlencinG the maloontepts.
and nov gathering around them an element Oh
patriotism sure 70 be useful, and an orRapixs.
tion certain TO bs edeotual, II occasion should
make II necessary to demand their services, |
With all due Difference TO your gentlemsny
reporter. We trust he may have an agreeable
item to chronicle from next Thursday eyenina,s
proceedings OF the patriotic employees Of the
..H ORYARrrRNra
The national Republican., 1862-08-13
Case Of Grim. Con.

Frederick Wsiger and Rossnns Ross have
been Illegally living together a. man and wife
for long time, during which, by their united
efforts, they had accumulated little property,
including = horse and wagon and an infant
the man thought he would divide the property,
BY leaving the girl the child, and taking tie
horse and wagon himself. She did not deem
this 9 fair division Of the spoils, and made
complaint to Sergeant Cronin, who sent Onaoer
taken before Justice Walter, where be was
convicted as the father Of the child aud com.
mitted to Jail In default Of security for the sup.
port Of the child.
The national Republican., 1862-08-13
Arrest OF Dsotivss Allen ana wise.

On Monday night, detective officers A. r.
Allen and John b. Wise were arrested BY Gov
srnment authority. and confined in the Old Cap
ttol. Yesterday afternoon they were brovgh,
out before Gen. Wadsworth, military governor
who, after hearing the case, sent them both
back to the prison.
On the way down they were allowed TO stop
at the ofioe Of Justice Dom, to whom thsy
stated that General Wadsworth said that the
circuit court had no right to appoint oommis.
eioners under the fugitive slave law, apd there
fore they were kidnappsrs. .'0T LL-TI
The charge against them 10 that they, upon
the warrant Of Samuel 8. Phillips, one Of the
commissioners appointed BY the circuit court,
arrested seven slaves claimed BY Mr.. &. Berry
who, amer an examination BY Mr.. Phillips, were
restored to Mr.. Berry. = H9f u ''"7I-
The national Republican., 1862-08-13
u n EICIA l..
War DnPARrNrNr.

3's WAR DnPARTNENT.
Washington, D. O., August II, 1852.
Ords'ed, !. That Brigadier General wads.
wstsh be. and he is hereby, authorised 70 raise
and organise one or more Infantry regiments
OF volunteers In the District Of Columbia, TO
serve for thres years or during the war. under
the rules and regulations Of the War Depart
msnt
2. That the volunteers 10 raised and organ
lsed, shall bs entitled to aud receive the bounty
authorized by the act ot Congress In the same
manner as State volunteers.
b. Edwin N. STASros,
Secretary Of War.
The national Republican., 1862-08-13
Arrssls on Monday.

Yesterday the reports Of the Metropolitan
the whole District, foots up a. follows:
Whole number Of arrests, 80-for the follow
Ing offences: Disorderly conduct, Is; drunk and
disorderly, IA; drunk, 10; larceny, .; profanity
I; assault and battery, .; assault, .; vagranoy,
2; selling liquor, .; fugitives from justice, al
refusing to support IN Legitimate child, !; ore
ating nuisance, !; threats Of violence, /; gam,
bling, ]; beating wife, !; fast driving, !. Oi
these, nhy.three were white persons, and thir'
The national Republican., 1862-08-13
osrlo,MAyN.JJEX
A8RAHAN-LINCo CoLN. PREaDENT OF THE
,nss.pNITED STATES QE ,4lfERIcA. "a

SlASSvhNs TnnS%AD1NV Of TIL
sns,UNlTED STATES or AMERICA. =,
1ash To all ohom Hmay tbassrn
Satisfactory evidence haviss hssa exhibited
to me that Frederick Kuhns, bas been ap
pointed Consul for tho Principar.y Of Rens.
Of the Elder Line, az New York, I do here.
BY recosnize him as such, and declare him free
to exercise and enjoy snch functions, bowers.
ana privileges, "a are allowed TO the Consuls Of
me most favored nations IN the United States.
In testimony whereof, I have caused these
aaarra letters to be made patent. and the Seal
Of the United States to bs hersuuto af
:! =, naai hxed. Given under my hand at tho city
H. Al ofWashington. the lin ssy o. August, A.
s1as ~, D.lSs2, and Of the Independence Of the
y .as' United States Of America the eighty
ID seventh. ..
~ Z ... ABRAHAM LINCOLN.
by The President:
WILLIAM II. SEwARp,
Secretary Of State.
The national Republican., 1862-08-13
Keeping . vieisus Dog.

We never could see the sense or propris,y Of
Keeping . dog 10 oity. In the country they
are useful ss watoh.dOgs, and whom properly
trained they will render Invaluable service 10
the way Of assistance In the care Of stock and
cattle. A sportsman oan also enjoy the com.
pahy Of good dog trained to the game. But
the thousand and one little. nasty, good for.
are worse than = nuisanoe. e. Many Of thom ar
vicious and annoying, inliotipg severe wounds
IN some csses. They are always subject TO that
fearful malady, hydrophohis,. Q disease to
which every man, woman and child In the city
is continually exposed. he that ence witnessed
the horrible death Of one human being BY this
terrible disease, will ever after wish the entire
canine race blotted from the face Of the earth.
~ Justice stratton nnsd Mary Bowie Is last
Monday for keeping one OF these vicious
Suarlyous." That is right; nne the keepers
and oonnscate tho necks o. the dogs.
The national Republican., 1862-08-13
Selling Liquor to Soldiers

Margaret O,Brien, Ann Dorrity, James Gal
CHER, and VIM. O,Brien, were arrested or
fonday forenoon by 0flosrs Pendle and Kelly
i the Fourth ward, under the following CIR
yunstan0es
II seems that II soldier, who came up with
ns last lot ofprisoners from P0pe's army, and
'r1er the prisoners were provided for, the
iard was relieved from duty. This soldier
hose name we could not learn, feeling very
cd, WAS entioed into the abominabie den
~ by this O'Brien and his wife, where he
as piled with mean whisky until he was stupi
cd, and then they robbed him Of all his money
10 oharge OF robbery was not proved, bu,
arR.Gret was found guilty of furnishing liauor
soldiers, and turned over to the military su
lori,ies. VIM. .O,Brien was found guilty o,
unEenness and disorderly conduct. and sen
lced TO the work. k.house for 80 days, though
the time, he had $40 In his pocket, with
h,ch he might have paid the small hne OF 81
posed. The other two parties we're dis.
ssod These cases were tried before Justice
alter, There are set Of harpies who infes,
Soity, ready. at any moment. TO drug and
rob the unsuspeoting soldier. We hope
osse will put them on their guard
The national Republican., 1862-08-13
Joil, "Tsrs" o. . Bender.

Robert Norris and Thomas Donnslly, couple
Of Unole Sans sailors, were out "on leave, .
and thought they would have 4 "skylark y
among the fancy establishments on the Island,
and getting somewhat sleepy In consequences
OF sundry potations, they stretches their weary
limbs tn the street, booked for voyage to the
land Of nod. Onaoers Wesdon and Gibson, OF
the tenth precinct, discovered them in this
house, from whence they were tnrned over 10
the naval authorities.