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COMMERCIAL MATTERS.
New York Market.
lnsrOarrp ,oa tn. ONO sr4r1nAs.,

HHw YORK. July o.
AsHEs-Pearls continue nominal. Pots ouiot and
| arm. with saies OF so barrels at $685.
ILVuh-E@no me market more active and prices advarced
eales o. iUxOO barrels az u 9585 10 for soperana
sate; 9S 1895 IS foI state; as OOl15 90 a. an
perane western; 95 40a5 80 for oommon IN mea,n,r
ezrt Sestern 70 sgo OO for common to good shipping
trade brands do. Tho market closing quiet, wtb
| less hrmness. 1' "''N
CANADIAN PLorR--Advauced IOc, with moa,rs,.
business doing Sales Of l60 barrels at S5 45dO5 &
for common; and a5 7OC 30 tor good TO choIce e1tra
HNEs NE stouh-The marset quiet at s2 5000 is.
OonN MSsnaL-opiet and firm. 6alea OF 500 barrels
nranoywdne og barrels Ma'sh's caloro at 90 so.
WHlfKY-Tbe market is heuvv ana dro.~y. ,v,,.
sales OF 900 barrels at aO03OXc for stats and west.
WHEAT-In good demand and n,o.. o~.,..,,,-,-
9Sc per buShel The advance In gold and .ts .ns
exenange pas very favorable eec saes part 10 srIiys
Of 70 sUo bushels ohicaEolprog at 81 Osai Ia IA 600
amber Iowa at 1901 81; SO OOO bush Il S,nts, va
western ~ % sS&l W. - roo au"s Ambe- Michlssn
xsel ~ oVO bushels arsen bay az sl 20 9I oOO
bushels Gar ada no Slt9@l 10; 600 bushels mx a
western a. o. 49, ID 700 bushels white Wes,oIp \, 4 IA
@l 81 nUO busne nnsound do at 81 22: ia (lO I'M Il
white Michir an q. 81 37al Il. 'O'" wv
hYb-scsrce and arlu; sales Of 1000 bushaIa a.,.,,
alto ''''' 'u'ns" Wes'ern
i. saSLEY-Ihs nsrtet continues quiet and nominal.
10 OoO bushels at 5t5go r old mixed We. "a
o1o ex "a 'e'erni 56d9;9J for nn.oupd ~
Canada, western aud state. @'' wi 'eiSey'
pO oi.E aod more active. sass $500 BAGS
SVo %g, o. Domingo at9Ohc; 100 ba duioes a, Do
ba n 20 good demand and ma ket nmsr-
pae sasS w.re 2SOO gsbeids chiefly Oubs AZ sesuo
Sgdlo Tor Neworleans: Also 300 xes Hay.pS a. A.
~vY v SS auction $50 hos.hsads N o. 81 eXG'isc'
Rico A. as.o WIN safes of5O hogsheads Porte
Pokk-pull. hesAy and lower, Ths sale. ,sv. soo
os' 1st' AZ ~ e't@ll for mess sl2 for clear; ali
stor 70 Tor prime mess ~ s71s@0 90 fOrpdns the
oBBf-Tbe market is very 1rm with Iro;tad h,.
ooing There were sales OF 200 barrels NJ AZ soM
on ,S primes Ss OODl0 W for country esS m
mess. VA' 'VSSif oV Tor extra
PRIME MESS BEEP-Tho ,Darke, r,,., ,,u 49,,
nominal. HS'Ae' rules dull and
bEEF HAMs-Inaohye.
s,S III MEATs-Nore active aud prize, nrmer. s,Ies
hams. ~ '"Vuuo'i SHSoEc for
LA"DIThe ma,set is more ao'ye and price. are vorv
HiIi nIirTn Srie' o. 1880 barrels sk@91o. ''
stare. ''' "nio' arc ~ H'Ic Tor
i&oho. WY urn VIVID
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Excitement mt 6uff0lk-Re bells fall.
ing back ON htchmOnd.

FoRTREss MoNRoE, July 10 Il learn from 9
gel Dtleman recently from Suffolk, that some
little excltment prevails there on account o.
rumors that the rebels are building bridges
across the Black Water river, which is though
to be preparatory to an attack on Suffolk. Our
informant thought the rumors quite likely to
be false, but esid the suffers there we're careful
not to keep a large stock Of goods on hand, and
that they have been advised not to.
The steamship Merrimso arrived here last
evening from Port Royal, but brought no news
from that section
The mail boat JGo. A. Warner has arrived
from HarIisou's Landing, and reports all quiet
there. No news from our army. The rebel
army had fallen back ten miles toward Rich
moud
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Arrival of Released Prisoners.

FoRTREss MoERoE, July 20.--The steamboat
Louisiana arrived here THE morning with aboui
four hundred and twenty men on board, pAroleG
prisoners, who were put on board about twelve
miles this side Of Richmond, to which place tbt
rebels brought them In ambulances and deliv
cred them over TO our Government.
They have heen confined in prison seventeen
days, and were taken at Ssvsge's Station and
other places OF the commencement Of the battle
and were OF the time mos.ly In hospitals. They
cay they have been very we'll used About
eighty have been seut to New York in sailing
vessel, end the remainder will 60 to Pniladel.
phia 10 the Louisiana from here tonight. Their
names have already been published.
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The Housekeeper's
NEW FURNITURE POLISH,

DHEPARED FROM AN IMPROVED
j recipe by the proprietor Of 'he "bRoTHEa JoEA.
THAN PLH" is certified by all the leading New ork
Furniture Dealers and Plano Forte Makers to be tie
beSt In the world for removing Scratches Marks and
d. and restoring high and lasting gloss to all Kinds
OF Vanished Work from Furniture to Leather. 1t is
cheaper and better than Va nish dries Immediately and
10 easily applied. Wi piece OF Canton FlAnoel and
bottle or twu Of this NKw fusMTURE POLISH House.
keeper can work agic the furniture OF house ard
keep II looking Ike new. Nov the lime e. sh n,
up" your Tables. Chairs. Desks Pianos Picture Fran
carragss etc.. and make them look ty per cent bet
ter. This 10 true economy. For ,ale by Furnitur.
Dealers and stcrekeepers gene ally. Price. rs and so
cents bottle. Dspot No g. ruce street, New York
sPso Al AGENTS WANTED. address box 1879, Nrv
YonK r. ,.
july H-dtw&wlyfrom 'eh2662
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Great war Meeting at Ch,caao

CHICAGO, July l9 The war meeting to. night
was the largest and most enthusiasnc demon
stration held here for years. The streets and
equAre adjoining the Court House, near which
the meeting was held, were crowded until a Ia, Z
tour. Speeches were made by several promi.
nent gentlemen Resolutions OF highly pstri.
otto character, indoraiDg the Administration and
approving the call for three hundred thousand
men, were adopted. Resolutions we're alsc
adopted requesting the Supervisors of the coun
~ to vote tax OF 100000, to be used al
bounty for the fret two regiments raised In ,h,
county. -r
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From Richmond.

MEMPHIS, July II The Grenada Appeal OF
she Ism has Mobile dispatches Of the same
date. A special TO the Advertiser states that
the Richmond Enquirer says it is no longer
doubtful that cur lines have been brought
closer to Richmond, but large force hes been
lefa in the immediate front of the enemy, as OBJ.
atruotions.
Gen. s usrt last Monday, with few pieces
lan's position, reaching James river below him
and opened hre on large feet of transports
sinking one and Gripping eeveral.
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New York Stock Market.
ITnEoAAFHED FOR TIE CHIC srArEsmAS. 7

IEHbHVHATukD FVK IBK OHIO BTATKsMANI
NEW YoRK, July q.
cSs are dull nd heavy. Chic,go and Rock Island
0iN NoTW ch and Worcester 4gE MilwauLea snS
TsSr.e 90 Ghein End preferred "a; cleveland and
LOea0 ~; lilip1', Genital scrip SIX; Michigan South.
Mn ,'Seea sSc, % ol american gold I99i9X; Pacific
"' nsen preferred 37N Michigan Ceptral So Y Pitts.
ous s vSTt Wasne and Chicago l.t bind, SO o. >.
SASs isci coupons l0' California sevvus 96: Brook
yh Naef loan ,uux; Indiana aud "irhssr sn I'M,
SS. Gsnts. scrip O9 Terra Hsuts aDd Wsnssh ID no.
Csi %S, ere an bonds eO<i Del. D. iOI: G.enS scS
Sn''.SO osN' aaeVelsnd and Pitsburg 9a; Erie MK;
oo,es 10 lO9x@lO9x: Little Miami los: MicSiUsSS
uthern zfA Michigan southern geoood s3E z ii. is,
90 oSDa aG ptt borg Fort WaVne Chicago Ist bopds
y ~ GO assorted boLd 5Sx Olsv.lar coiumn,s 90 -
sunnM h.;Paaans 39k; Missouri Tes ~: Ton.
sss,s az xsS ,Ss oli kacue ana MSauhee I9K United
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HEADQUARTERS ARMY OF TEE ?. ,ouAo

HEAD0VAKTERs Army OF TIE :, i0MAc
July lS.n.
A flag of truce went up the river with Gen.
DIX aboard, end met the rebel Gen Hill, to
make permanent arrangements for the exchange
OF prisoners The Interview was satisfactory,
but 10 conclusion waa arrived at A dag OF
truce viii go ogSin to-day to meet Gen. Lee.
Richmond papers of the 18th contain au 90.
count OF the death eff Gen TWiggs, at Augusta
Island. July 18th.
AN EoglIs5man, representing himself as the
son OF the Duke of Somerset, was found at
headquarters Q few days ago under suspiciouc
circumstances. lie stated that he was with the
rebel Gen Price during the recent battles. He
was sent North.
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Henderson,, KY, iM Possession of an
Aebela,


CAIRo, July l9.--The steamer General An.
dersoD, from Evansville, has arrived She
passed Henderson. Ky, yesterday forenoon.
The rebels had possession of the town. They
cay they don't intend to interfere with the nav.
igation OF the river, except Government boats,
nor With private property. Tho number of the
rebels was not ascertained,
Lieut.. A. r johnson, Of Bdwells Tennessee
cavalry, is in command. He issued procls.
nation in which be says they have come 10 pro.
tee. the citizens against insults and ruling des.
potism.
They claim to be regular soldiers aud not
guerrilas.
Some commissary stores belonging to The
Government we're captured and few soldiers
taken prisoners.
NeWburg, ten miles above Evansville, is also
said to he In possession Of the rebels.
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Cleveland Market,

CLEVELAND, July 81.
FLoUk-The market for -four on SATURDAY. was dull
there bsng slSht Ice caused by an adyancs on
There were no sales reported
WHE 'T-Transautions In wheat. on saturday. vvare
very light HolderS were arm 1t an adyaLce Of oa3,
me uIst OF new whte when has heen of red in the
market was sold At 81 70 We report sales Of ca. on
~ AZ o. VI loS bass new Kentucky smber 1T 81 &C.
Inc maTket closing too unsettled 10 form anv on
The Looming crop. "e~''' ~
vohN-VeIy little continues to be done In corn and
price. are nominsly uuchapGtd.
0A1S-marktt 10 bett,r sales of tc,r.aoo
hitaWlNEs-ln highwines there weIe no sales on
saurdSy. Holders were Offering at so,, slITht de-
clioe from our previous qoota,iong.
BUTTER-Ul changed Fajv 5smond TO-. .h,
Ea ;s-Dull. Sales Of Is hhls at 7Ko.
sI SsInSEsh-aarket quiet at 6e6hc for R,
(white) at l29I3c.
mULAssES-N. o. is selling at 5l95&c.
hAMs-sugAr cured are quoted at7ko.
Leader
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CT THE
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or,
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ILLUSTRATED.
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OF the War b, JoHr LoTHRoP MoTLEg LII D., author
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The History of American Manu-.
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lowing useful AID populse books
TIE BUSINESS AAN'5 LEGAL ADVISER; or, How
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Every business man and clerk should have these
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parent should get hem for their sons.
All these books are mailed pos aid, on receipt Of
price, We pay particular at ention to mailing books,
wrapping them carefully and will procure and send,
postpaid, any book anywhere on rscept of puhI sher
price and six stamps.
Address
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WARRENToN. July 20. "A Captain arrived to.
day, bringing Ave prisoners Of the 81 Virginia
cavalry. captured at Madison. Colonel Mallen
Of the Virginia militia, was also captured, buI
has not arrived.
General Ewell's troops are reported to be al
5ordonsville. Their number Is not stated
The President's orders are received BY the
troops with enthusiasm, but the citizens have
terribly long faces.
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BALTIMORE, July 2l.-The steamer Louisiana
arrived here this morning from the James river
via Fortress Monroe, with three hundred and
tWenty'eight released Uoion prlsoners, who
we're delivered co US about twelve miles below
Richmond They were taken OF Savage's Sta
tlon and other places during the battles. Their
naneS have been published, Ample provision
has been made here for the;g comfort
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NEW YoRK, July 2l-Advices from Kew
West report ne British steamer Adela, cap.
tured by the Quaker City eight miles sou b.
west OF Absco Island, q fuo paddle steamer Of
sx or eighs hundred tone, with cargo for
Dixie The rebel sohooners Julia and Uccle
Nose we're also ciptured 10 the Gulf, respect
ivell b. the KittatinpY and Tahoma.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-07-22

PHILADELPHIA, July 90 The Governor will
call an extra session OF the Legislature in q
lev days, to provide State bounty. The Con-
su'utlon does not authoriss him to take such
action himsef.
M. Meroier, French Minister, has arrived
CSere from Washington.
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Money MARKET,

lrS'%sRAFHED ron Tur oHlo srArry,-.I
EKW YoRE, July2..
CALL " ~SS Ps' 0en'' oncouAt on
= no Pepper h quite steady at 516h per cent. d,..
sterling Exchange irregular aud uu,.ttlsd R.,L.r.,
",s o2sntd At l5s nd co.ed Hrn at I39iSiE
~ iosa 10 unsettled. op ming at 2O99Uk clos.
iIg ~ isx@SO pei cent premiym, O|s eio'
,s, Us,,9rLs c.nt GoId Bars quhed drm ct 20k kaQOk
,sSI s!ockS drmer. United States sixe. O,
ny Votes ct O2kI0!x o'"''" =" Treas
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To the Nervous of both sexes. A re-
ired Clergyman having been restored to health in
to asst others by sending ree on the receipt OF post
PAD directed envelope, copy Of the prescription used
Brooklyn, N. Y.
Iune6-daw4m
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ST.. L'Uis, July 20.-General Halleck left 70,
Washington by the Ohio and Mississippi rail-
road this evening, accompanied by General
Culinm, chief Of stOf, Colonel Kslion, Adju.
TAM General, and Lieutenant Throck morton.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-07-22

MAuoH CHUNK, July 81 The laborers on the
Lehigh Canal ara on strike for higher wages.
They ask 81 81 per day for tbeir services.
Heretofore they have been paid 81 10. The
strike 10 reported to be general. No one Is ul-
lowed to 90 10 work.
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of money, the funds had strengthened and con.
eOle advanced J%
LATEST VIA oUEENlTowN.

LONDON, July l3--At tho great exhibition
among the awards in general for machinery,
America gels twenty medals for agricultural
and horticultural machines; six for military ar.
ticles, and one medal each for Colts revovers
and for naval architecture.
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TO MARRIED MEM,

Or Those Contemplating Marriage.
THE undorSgned will giveiniOmatlon on very In.
syesttR0 and tmportdst subject, which will be valu.
cd more than thousand times It's cost by every married
couple Of any age condition In life. The Information
will DO sent by mail to any address the receipt Of 9S
sents tst0er) and one REQ stamp.
All letton should bo addressed to
u, B. MORRIS, NJ D.
oot3l-ly 3tawd&wr Boston, Mas
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New YvRK, July 2l.--The steamer Eastern
State, from Beaufort, reports the health of oul
troops at NeWbern aud Beaufort continusl
good. No news.
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MILITARY Gnrernnrnf Arnnnana

WIHEHIy UOVefnOr OF ATKNnBHs'
WARRINGTON, July 20.-Hon. John s. Phelps
hss been appointed Military Governor Of Ar
kansas, With full powers The purpose ia to as
siss the loyal people to re-establish the Govern.
ment there in accordance with the Consultation
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WAsHINeroN, July 2i.--Rev. M d. CONWAY
takes twenty slaves to the West by tonight 5
train. They came from bis fathers estate in
Virginia.
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WAsHlNoroN, July 81 The number Of sick
and wounded in the hospitals of the Districs of
Columbia is i've thousand three HUNDRED.
The following 10 an extract OF letter found
In the Postoflce at Jacksonville, N. c., upon
the occupation of that place by she United
Ssatea forces l. essabliehes beyond douot the
truth Of the statements heretofore made 40 to
the atrocities committed by the rsbels on the
dead bodies Of our soldiers:
CAMP PEcKEs, MANASSAS JuNcrIoN,
December 3 1861 (
My Dear SiSter:--T have seen mme s,pce
have been in this war than ever expected "a
see in my lite. J went on the battle aeld one
day where the &, eat battle was fought, and
cav more ttsD ever wish TO see again. Isav
soldiers from Georgia grabble up Yankees that
had been buried. cav them pull Of r. IL
heAcs and serape the meat and hair q, q
take the skull borss with them 10 send
their folks tc Your dear brc ia,
HYMAa CATION,
Col. q! N G. STATE trooys
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BArriMoRs, July SO.--C. o. Stevens was sen.
70 Fott McHenry to-day for sending medicines
end letters 70 the rebels,
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CINCINNATI, July 81 Gen. Haileck and staff
left here this morning., eastward bound.
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FREEDLEY & co.,

PIANOS.-Personsw who desire to buy a Piano Of
the best makers will be shoNn how they can save hand.
some sum in tho purchase II they address Piano care
JOY, & Co., Publisher Agents, New York z. o.
julyH dtW&wffomfst26'62
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The Napoleon Hair Toilet

Haa been before the pubc but short time and has al
ready been tested by over thousand perSons and
they testify that the Napoleon Hair Toilet q the greatest
beau,iher ever offered TO the American people.
To prevent this Toilet from being countereltod or i'm
sale At Drucgss In the United States Therefore
aLy lazy Gentleman who desires Soft Luxurant HAIR
and ourls, and Long, Soft Whiskers or Mou5ncha can
procure the Invgorator or Toes either one, Cor one
dollar, inclosed In letter, with the,- addTeus
Address O. y. ePENt d Co,
Boz 1872, 0oiungvilIe
And Z will b carefully sent BY rotarn mali.
nbSs-dtw&wiy 3 ) "A
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DR. ]. W.. THOMPSON.

O8lio1 ON RICH STREET, 0VBR HAYD1N'H
Columbus, Dee. g, ltelrdH
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! lhe Napoleon Hair Toilet

WIN Coal sTnAisHr Han IN Soft, silken, Flowing
Curs that will remain in shape for zoe day o. one
week II desired, any onle pc rod 4 the directions
are strictly followed, which vers simple and easy
Tns air Toilet does Dot In any manner nsrfere with
nor dyes iE but gives the hair soft, thrifty appear
ance. II also prevents the hair from Ja1ino oS and
turning gray.
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The only article offered TO the French people ,hA
would CURL eTIAIeHT HAR the above Toilet being
manufacture for the sole benefit Of Louis Napoleon
which article 10 indispensable to his toilet room
Tho OubecriOers feeling confident that this Toilet mus,
necessarily take the place Of all others ever offered to
the public take pleasure in expressing their confidence
In the article gaining It from practical use.
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AYERS,
OATHARTIC
~Tr r q

ANo yVu uioAl AoeAa~t
complalningi Are you out of
order, with your system 90
ranged, and your feelings un-
comiortablsl These symp'
toms afe often the prelude %
serious Illness. Some nc OF
sickness IL creeping upon you,
and should be ayerted BY q
timely use Of the right rem
edy. Take Ayers Pills, and
cleanse out tho dlsordefcd hu-
mors- purify the blood, and
let tho fiuids move On unob-
. structed In health again.
4 They stimulate the functions
!. OF the body Into vigorous nc
} uylty, purify the system from
fin ObEtructlOnn which make
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NAPol ror's HAIR rolLgr !

They you'd ano snnOanos to the public that they az
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more Contra abands sOr inc waat.

Nothing new from Morgan's . guus.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1862-10-29

national debt; and to-day, when we are only
a year and one-half through, that debt proba-
bly exceeds twelve hundred millions. %he
Secretary of the Treasury reported it last
May, at four hundred ard ninety millions
double the amount that it was then feared
would be required 10 complete this conquest.
Now, fellow-citizens, with their eyes open,
so far as they could be opened by his great
soldier, this attempt was entered upon to
conquer the seeded States.
The Prince proceeded in long speech to
denounce the proclamation OF Lincoln, and
favor the idea OF convention, to which the
South is to be invited. lie also advised his
audience to vote at the coming elections. if
they had to knock man down in order to DO
it. The meeting broke up late at night, with
a general cheering for everybody.