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Malls Close nj the post.Ones.

FOR Havana by steamer Eagle Thurdsy April 30 IL m.
Foi Europe, b. steamer Jura viz Portland Friday,
May H.. pi p IN.
.nn5rnl., &c. daily (sundsy' eIeep'sd,,
oY,aLd via 81. Joseph. Mo......5 NJ. and y p. m
N"Ttt Albany Buffalo aud Csnadas. IS and ~
worm west Way Mail ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. O..
'sr'o NAL via Erie Railroad .,..5 q. aud y p.
Soniseih FAC souih.Wssem Mails m ~ and 10Y p.
q. ia and ~ D.
&c" Bsdo,d Newport aud Fall Rver............. ,.
Dc Lohi hsnd Natl closes at 81 .. IN h, and 81 D. u
sunday MALTA Ga Sunday al msls sloss al IA o. n
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Irish Relief Fund.
RICHARD oGORMAS. ESQ,
will deliver lecture under auspices Of the NewS oTk
Young Mems Roman Catholic Benevolent Association, a.
tho
COOPER INSTITUTE,
ON MONDAY EVENING MAY {. 1853.
subi.s,-EDMgND BURKE.
The proceeds will be appropriated TO the tnd being
raised Tor the purpose Of ssVns the sueHss Of the poor
In Ireland
Tickets. so cents,
may BE- obtained D, the members the principal Catholic
bookstores.
The Seventh Regiment bsbd viii be in attendance and per
form selections SE the Irish national airs before and after
the lecIkIs.
o'doek. -
JOHN HAYES Chairman.
joss S. scpLLI. Secretary
Jaws 7. BrEsE, Treasurer.
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The Great spring Remedy.

Caution.
MOFFATs LIFE PILLS aud PHOENIX BlTrERS
prussi.t. and medicine dealers throughout the country are
c.u:iosd s.aas buying selling certain medicines pre-
John MOFFAT & Co.. No. 81 Easi7.hst,
And which are cl-imed TO be the gennins ,,,,,,e
LIFE PILLS and PHOENIX BlTrEkS. =,
t,prctiou has been issued BY the Cont on the appca
lion OF tho representatives. OF the late proprietor,
w DR. WILLIAM b. MOFkAI ldeceased)
.ipng tie aid john Mofsi Co., from making or ss
m. sams and every effort will DO made to protec the
"'D' ~SN SPURIOUS ARTICLE.
The undersigned the only person authorized 10 snu'
''' GENUINE LIFE PILLS and PHOENIX BITTERS
hey have been heretofore manufactured and sod " 'ne
'A' P''P''''' ANDREW ANDERSON. IT,. Agent
MOFFAT BUILDING, ,oec,.,
No 3J5 Broadway and No, ls6 Cnurcn-"-
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The American Yoke
s H IRT
N NEW AND VALUABLE IMPROVEMENT,
And GREATLY SUPERIOR to all others In the essential
matters Of
EASE. ELEGANCE AND DURABILITY.
They are manufactured only by
DEVLIN 6 Co.,
Corner Broadway and Grand-st, New.York
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HsamAy N Y, Sept. 81, 1860.
g. W. FowLg Co.
For NOR. than year pas! have 'Od Dr. wlsrA~s BAL
GAM oR WILD CHERRY as prepared by you and so far
a, know It has given universal 'at'ac''0n' 'eo"'
Cur. Cough by LoOssning and Cleansing the Lungs and
Irritation thus removing the cause instead OF dry
IN, 1. up and leaving the cause behind.
consider 1, as good Cough Msdicins' IL not better
than any with which ! am acquainted
Truly yours,
S. ThACnER, NJ. D.
.aby SETH w. FowLE L o., Boston, ard 'Old
By Druggists generally.
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A. ]. BLEECsgR. Auctioneer
spleudId Mansion and Grounds Mt Tubby

Splendid Mansion and Grounds Mt Tubby
Hook.-A. J BLEECKER SON Co. will sell at auction
on THURSDAY, Alr 90 At IL O'Clock, at tho Merchants
E1shsnss saesroom No III BrOsdw.y, Trinity Buildings.
the splendid Man,on ana Grounds the residence Of tbe late
Albert L. Beak esq situate at Tubby Hook Fort Washing
comprising about three Of snd with ue view Of
the North River Ground high, fine garden and fruit and
lawn shade trees House 4r46 feet built Of BRICK hollow
walls liable mAntea hard walk. finished n elegant manner
bot and cold water throughout BATH &c &C. Gas throughout
th- house from Harlem Gas Company fus stable parrss lc
&c. $500 remain mortgage. Maps &c, At No. II
Csdsr't, adjoining Bsns OF Commerce.
Headquarters Co. X, 9Th ReEt. n. Y. \. NJ,
resolved tbs, the merb.r of ,h. Company pasls
the s Regiment ~ Y Volunteers he field and several OF
return home Members Of other Companir d.rous OF Join.
log them requested to send Ia their any Of the
Jane. Ray No 100 Wallet G. A. Macy " No. % Na,,,u.
Leopold Smith No ~ T.. 2sths. Johu Lawrence, 10.
$40 Broadway Notice Of parade viii be gwen IN the daily
Gas, A. MAor, IT,, sscy.
Ambrosia (, StinulAiils Oily EItrlcs OF Root,
Bass and Hefbs II will cue ali diseases OF lhe scalp
vents the hair from falling turning mauTey gray
causes it to grow thick and long Beware OF limitations Mono
genuine bu. Dr. ster.ing.
1hi, 70 ssry that shout 10 month' $50 commenced
aud rapidly falling "a. bad tiied many Hair Tonie iaSs'
orators SC without receiving any benefit soon after using
ceased laiilnk oub
growing rapidly to ssonsh Now my barr Thea
'o and glossy aud Is i've feet and foar inches In lonsh
when lot down reaching the door This wonderful esut
attribute solely the Of STERLiNGS AMBRoslA. a'
since have commenced using II have applied nothing else
10 my hair. MRS LUCY BhoNN
No. l82 Bleecksrst
BEWARE OF INVITATIONS.
BEWARE OF INVITATIONS.
BEWARE or INVITATIONS.
NONE GENUINE BUT DR.. H. HI. sTERLlNG5
NONE GENUINE BUT DR. H. III. STEKLlNGs.
NONE GENUINE BUT DIR H. IL. sTERLlNG'S.
Put up In box containing two bottles. Price ~.
Sold by all Druggists
DR.. ii. IL. STERLING. Sole Proprietor.
Depot, No 1913 Broadway.
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The Metropolitan Bank Note Reporter.
Corrected by
THE METROPOLITAN BANK sndby
GwYNNE L DAY Bankers.
Thi, publication 4, tho most complete Manual OF Banks
and BanE Notes published In tho United States II contains
correct quotations Of tho value In New York oil q. the o
notes s.uel IN tho United States and Cannds with cos
and careful pton Of all frauds couniorfsts and altered
notes. IL is publlshsd at the following rates;
Nv Mail Grizzly CARRIERS.
W6,tIy IS Weekly...............S5o ~
Ssrt Aionthiy.......... Is Semi. Monhly....'''' w
Observation-Disclosures. ! Isl Monthly. ..
The DESCRIPTIVE REGISTER or GENUINE bANh
NOTES l. quafo volume of lGi PAGES aud contain, ar
mi and minute description OF every Gonusne Bank No,s
susd u tho country This volume together with tns
ROPOLITAN COIN BOOK, will DO given GhAIIo 70 o''"
to tho Reporter WHO pays one year In ADVANCE
Address, .,,r,n
METROPOLITAN BANK NOTE REPORTER
Or GWYNNE DAY,
No 81 Wsllst.. New-York.
Preserve Your Furs md Wooiens'
Those celebrated
CEDAR TRUNKS
arc now ready a, No. 50 Readest -
t.ilt Combs and steel Combs ,p,s
NEW STYLES. JUST RECEIVED fhom rA"i''
Tor SAFE f" GEO. C. ALLEN Nc as BIO.dw,y..,
My Southern Friends.
BE- tho author OF
AMONG THE PINES
Va, ,,l, Al tho onios 81 The Tribune.
Pr,s. ell Payer covers. "a esot.
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Partisan Fashions for the Ladies -" W Bun ioH
ehsspest ard most reliable Book in .hi.Souutry hssesW
Dresses Closk and Bonues Tor May are lcvey fnee -
ye.r (monhlyl 49, sngs colnes Vita full suea ~
tsrps soo Addysa g. T. TAyLy.. Ne. <of pIsssws MIS-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-04-29

American Geographical md statistical So
o.ty paper VIA DO read bsiore the Society on w I'D
tEsDAY the 29th C! April a. tAeI rooms Citation Hall
A.ot risee by J SMITH HOIiNS, esq, " On the pro
sion sod ind silver hrcush9ut the world AID especially
Ia ths new 'IerrfaTiss 90 o Wi, States"
MM COVENTRY H. WAuDELli Rec; Secretary;
The 30k q April being National Fssi The day o. thl'
ps.~.lns Ls, been changed to tho 2s.h ofApiL
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-04-29

DIR. William III. Thomson viii oliver Lecture on
rvs hls latss ans ia thr lfthst PrIbyteHAn church
Garner sd..y on WEDNESDAY, EVENING, April ~, At a
o'slocA Admission - cents
Youpa Mems Christian AssocIation-FBEE
LECTUkEs.-1he Rev. 4. DURGEA will deliver the last
Lecture Ia the course In The OF the Asoosiion Bible
uousc 8d-sr. ard 9h-st., WEDNESDAY EVENING.
Aufil ~ 81 9 O'Clock. 5uhjecti The Bible Tded snd
Pfoved" cordial invitation a. extended Ladies ne in'
vi,od.
Chamber of Coatnerce.-Au adjourned meeting Of
the Chamber OF Commerce will be held on WEDNESDAY.
Apni ~ 81 scloet TO hear from AlT {. T. HALL some so.
count bic Arctic EXPLORATION, and yisws 10 reference
10 th.f int.fe.t 70 ths esnllnefciAl Community.
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for the people there. 1t is very fine and clear on
lie coast TO- day.
i1be telegraph lines KEEP; open from HewYoIk 20
Csps Rae mi IN, to ensble detailed oispach OF the dt-
se 70 tho steamer AnoSaxon to be forwarded to The press
but III o'clock the wires fail 70 work beyond Bangor
ssqnenty without further particulars. ~ 10 expected
she line vii be IL working order Tomorrow (WeonssdSyl
wien full dssi.s may be expected
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-10-31
wild an his big officers jcss ter say hine wcrd ter
pore ole darky, as he seed WINS in trubblcf'
wen. lint did be soy 10 you 2"

wen vhnt did be soy 10 yen y
he ioe me bout Pete sar, an he toIk ON him jess
Ike BE- knowd him. but Doc didn't. ease le couldn't a
AnoW pore moe, boz lie Peter YVES 10 how. He
tole II, dat us grebe ar Peter ease he WIS better
Of dan ef he wus dryin' de wagns; Diet il WIS a
glorious ting ter die fur yer country; dat Peterd
doro it, jess so much as II he'd died wid musket in
his hands dad Gin'ral Washington, nur none oh dc
great men, ooer doac mofe'n Peter done fur bed n
gib'n al he had-hs ic-fgr freedom. An he say dat
dem done dst WIS berry pfecieus in dc sight Cd DC
Lord; dat lie treasured 'um up, mp dar' ana inc oa
man pointed upward IAN called 'un HIS jewels, oil
kcp 'um in His cye'ght fur cher an cher. Dat wus
What &c Gin Gays. sar but il vorn so much nadf he
ray Ge rag lc say it, dat tuck de load of my heart
an hruHr &c Eight inter my eyes 'sin karni tell you
Low he SAY t. sar, hut II pcared ter me Ike he hn
Ole bIaci onst bisseG, an know al dc trubbe dcy
feels when dey han muffin III de vore an hab loss dat
Wel den he say. Tompey' sendtvomen, an gwo long
Wild dis pore brack an bury Peter an den he say
Good bye, Uncle an tide off, Bout hour AFTER dat
yore de begin an he wus right aiming um but
nary shot hit him. sar an nary shot ncDcr VIII Int him.
FIR prays fur lin all dc time, day an night an &c Lord
lab promise ter we're de prayer 90 dem tries ter be lis
ohilen."
Den he light ter agin sar and seed de Lord
In dc hcabcns AFTER all an dough Peters gone
IN dc ole DOMAINS gone an Use beryoe, an haini got
muffin in all wore, de light an love oh dc Lord hab lin
al round eber de ginral spoke so kline ter me
down dere dc battle ground. Hem one oh dc Lords
chep sar; one OBJ His berry best chllen; His chosen
chile sar dat gwine ter fotch Ills people out OBJ de
lard oh Egypt an cut OBJ &c house Oh bondage. lie
Will sar fur de Lord am wild him
Charles n. Thompson Of Bath, Me. then an AID Of Gen
Rosecrans Colonel the let Tennessee tcoofedj Re
young Of twenty ihr.e who entered the army as
o prvste. One q the brsyesi Of the brave
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THE GREAT STONE BOOK OF NATURE. By DAyr,
THOMAS AxsrnD N. \ limo. PIP. 3as Geo. W. Child.
Sold by {. Il. EyxnA

The quaint title Of this volume indicates he
science of Geology. Of which the leading principles and
discoveries here presented in popular form With
very parng Of technical the author sets
forth the remarkable progress of geology since the nat
ur history Of the earth became the object Of scientific
attention Among the topics treated in tho work, IL
addition to the usual divisions Of the science is the Pro-
Adamite World the recent views concerning which arc
explained In saccinct and inteligible manner. 1t q
considered by tho author fully proved tina, long before
civilized races Of men inhabited the world the calta
was tenanted by an ample population. very dinerent
nom existing races and well adapted to tho climate
and conditions Of existence Of tho tine The plan d
Nature. however has always been the same. The pagea
OF the Great Stone Book reveal the prooesssi
which We can trace from year year and nom centurr
to century. in the experience OF fcrosa:o-s Of mc3
No great Disturbances and coIus.cs. To inorsauI
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THE FRUIT, and Irs FLAVOR.

til. ms, OF ScsemSer Ssy then Set to be paistaIs
or they rpen late aud they afe stil perhaps az aut
fn rs ever. l make great account of thesofruits
which the farmers do not think it worth the while to
eaihor-wi davors OF the Muse viyaclous and insprt
ing. The farmer links that lie has better IN bis bar
rps but NE IL mistaken, unless he has walker S
appetite and Imagination, neither ofwhich can he have
Such grow quite wild. and left ont TIL the frat
VI November presume that the owner does not mean
10 gather. They belong to children Wild n them
srises-,o certain active boys that | know-to the
wili.eyed woman of the fields, TO whom nothing comes
aniss who CLEANS after all the world-and moreover
to us wakers We have met with them, ana they are
ours. These rights. long enough Insisted npon have
come 10 b. an institution In SOM old countries where
they have learned how TO live have heard that the
custom OF gripping which ray " ciuea atps sea,
ing u.s. or was formerly practicod In lterciordshre
o,nslsis Ia leaving low apples. which are called the
srippcs ON every tree after tie general gathering Tor
the boys who 80 with clDbinSpoies Inu rags 70
for those speak Of pluok them rs wild fruit
,a,iye to this quarter Of the earthrut Of old trees
that hays been DYING ,se h! u, Ss sl ana
the sauirrc deserted nv by tho ner sho has not
fam enough iooK under their bows. From the ad.
pearsnce OF the treet top at little distance you would
expect nothing but Ichens to drop from It, but your
faith Is rewarded by finding the ground strewn with
spirited fruit-some OF It, perhaps collected at squirrel
holes with the marks Of their teeth by which they
red them-some containing u cricket or two silently
feeding within, ard some. especially In damp days
shoess snail The very sticks and stones lodged In the
treeop might have convinced you of the sayorness Of
the fruit whh has been SO eagerly sought after IL past
years.
T1rr1R BEAUTY.
Almost all wild apples are handsome. They cannot
bc too gnarly and grabbed and rusty TO look at The
gnarcst will have redceming traits even 10 the
eve You will discover some evening redness dashed
or spr.nkcd on some prouberance or in some cavity.
IL is rare that the Summer lets an apple 60 without
streaking or spoiing il pant OF its sphere IL
Will have red stains COMMUNICATING the mornings
and evenings has witnessed; some dark aud rusty
botches. in memory Of the clouds and ioggy. mdewy
days that have passed over it, and spacious field Of
green rejecting the general face of Nanrcgreen even
the fields; OF yellow ground, which implies
mildcr layor-yeow Us tho harvest. russell ~ the
hills.
Apples, these mean unspeaknhly fair--appes not
VI UiseoId, but VI Concord Ye no: rare but that
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-10-31

Charles r. Thompson Of Bath, Me. then an AID Of Gen
Ro.ecran nov Colonel the lot Tennessee toooredJ Req
young Of twenty ,hr,e who entered the army Al
private. One Of "the byayesi Of the brave
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-01-03

Is OoNEoRr wv +. GebhArt,
No. 26S, Third street, offers for sale the most
Complete and Handsome GOAL STOVE
we have ever seen. They are warranted not
10 consume over one half the coal ordinary
Coal Stoves do, The heat generated is much
pleasanter than furnace heat, and the stove is
never red hot, and does not create sckening
warmth in a close room. At the very least q
saving Of Gfiv per cent is realized.
This stove is now used by the Telegraph
Office, State Bank, Stewarts Drug Store, Lu-
matte Asylum, e. L. Barney, W. W. Wall, Mr..
Leland, W. f. Comfy, and others, lw
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-01-03
-S.T:-186OKl

DRAKE's PLANTATION BITTERs,-E
nature great restorer. A delightful beverage
and active tonic, Composed OF pureS Croix
Rum, roots and herbs. 1t invigorates the body
without stimulating the brain. 1t destroys
acidity of the stomach, creates an appertite,
and strengthens the system. 1t is a certain
cure for Dyspepsia, Constipation, Diarrhea,
Liver Complaint, and Nervous Headache, and
prevents Miasmatic disease from change Of
diet, water &c. 1t can be used at all times Of
day by old or young, and is particularly rec
commended to weak and delicate persons
Sold by all Grocers. Druggists Hotels, and
Saloons. p. II. DRAKE q CO,
de22daw6m 202 Broadway, N. Y.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-01-03

CoALRa NEW JAPAS--We have. already
apprized our readers Of new article Of Ja-
pan, now in general use in this city. The
excellence OF the article is fully set forth in
the following certificate from Messrs John
Thompson 4 Co, who are we'll known here
81 II u PlTrsRURG, 18th April 1862
We have tried Coales Patent japan Drier,
and find il an excellent article We tried it
with lampblack ground in raw oil Wefound
that for these two colors we had 10 use a
larger proportion OF dner than that recon-
mended BY Mr., Coale, but for others colors
we found the quantity Zone eight quite
enough TO dry them thoroughly. Practical
painters know that Japan that will dry lamp
black and Vandyke brown will dry any other
color that II is put into, We therefore have
no hesitation in recommending il to the
trade and 70 the public generally lIa
For sale by W. weusthOf, Ohio Block.
decl9 9-lm .trl, .i.a Isr r.qsstr 90
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-01-03
SHERIFFS SALE.

John coiiey ct al Montgomery Common Pleas,
-. VS. OAse No. l3. Of. .
Philip Edwards ct al. In Iarttlou
Rf virtue Of and IN obedience 10, tne command ct
- an order Of sale issued ia the above case aId 10
me nrected, Will Oer nj public safe at the DIOR Vi
the Court House IN the city OF Dayton, on
Saturday, JdRddTy24 1893,
Al2 o'clock m OF ssdd day, tue following described
real estate, towit In Lot numbered si&ty 1861 ~
the Town o. unOn IN the county OF Montgomery s.J
state OF Ohio
The same, with the improvements theron, haa been
thrds OF the Rppra sed value. Iei eiins- ~ "a in
one aud IN two years from the day OF sae utIufred
tses.
del2dtwswts GEORGE w0GAMAN. sheriff.
4 lARBON OIL OF the best quality the market eau
" produce, both for safety and duTaoy in burning
anu as Tree from Offensive odor Lu niade k.I
sale Dy the gallon or barrel by JAMES ABBEY
deo Druggist lSU MAN street
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-01-03

OK MONDAY, DEC. 22D,-Geo. H. Coles will
commence selling out his entire stock Of Dry
Goods, Shoes, &c, at Cost, to close the busl-
ness.
This will afford the ladies rare opportunity
10 purchase their Cloaks, Dress Goods, Shoes,
&c. at almost half the usual price, instead OF
paying the enormous advance over the old
prices, which will be worth saving these hard
times
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-01-03
BALTIMORE OYSTERS
MALrBY q co.'s OYSTERS
AT THE OLD PRICES.
PAYNE 4 HATFIELD,
NO, 900 THIRD STREET, DAYTON, OHIO,

NO, 300 THIRD STREET, DAYTON, OHIO,
A RE daily receiving MAltby Co.'S Oysters, direct
"A from baltimOre-the best quality IN the market
which they are now able to sell a. the OLD PRICES,
notwithstanding the rise In price In the East. .'
No. One, Select and Double Select, are warranted
superior TO any others brought west. Try them and
prove IT, @ Hi n. .I NJ
They also keep constantly 90 hand The bost articles
70 be found IN The Confectionery line, such as
Fine Candies, Candy Toys, Figs, Raisins,
Mats, Cinnamon, Dates, Green and Dried
Fruits, cranberries, Canned Fruits, Fine Ci-
gars, Tobaccos OF different brands, and all ar.
licles in season
They keep the best stock to be had, aud they sell
As low IS the lowest For the best Oysters, and ali
articles In the Confectionery line, call 1t
PAYNE HATFIELD,
deSid4w 30 Third street.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-01-03

Rough Wofk.--We learn that in q whis,
Ky fight which occurred between several men
in this city on New Years, one Of them had
his leg broken. aii 5d ail o.. rf..! sf i-gur|
There we're several free fghts on the same
day in the vicinity of "supplies," in which
the participants gave and received very rough
work. Each sklrmish had whisky base-nof
course. booid-5M sdG ,sdnlubnsal li9yij
On New Year day one Of the most fOFlOrh
men we ever saw, arrived here fsom Colum-
bus. His plug hat had great many CURVES
and sharp angles marring its circle his eyes
we're nearly hidden, and looked as though a
desperate effort had been made to gOuge them
out his hair looked as though II had been
partly torn out by the rootsj his face was
scratched and smeared with blood, and pre-
sented q frightful appearance; his coat was
badly torn, the collar and section Of the
back we're hanging at loose-ends, while but q
few ragged points Of the skirts remained,
Altogether he looked as though he had been
made the sport Of mob, who had somehow
taken the notion that he was nuisance, and
ought TO be AbAted in the shortest possible
time, without regard to labor and expense
On inquiry we learned that at some station
on the road he had got OFF the train 70 pro
cure a drink, and he got some of the mean
est whisky he ever tasted After he had got
down the second glass he said he became ir-
responsible and unconscious, and couldn't
remember his own name. Then he thought
he had been suddenly swallowed by an earth
quake, and he was crushed into q shapeless
heap. When he returned to consciousness q
fellow had his fingers in his eyes u liiIa odl 4
he said he pulled away, and demanded an
explanation He was informed that he had
denounced the whisky as the mesnest he ever
tasted that It was most as mean as Old Abe
himself; that the country was going TO the
u, and that jeff Davis would soon have
command over all at Washington And
much more Of the same Sort all of which he
knew nothing about " D'' Dloain s4iis
Several rough fellows didn't seem TO like
this talk, and they put the speaker through on
double-quick, reducing him to bundle Of
bloody rags in about TWO minutes and half,
Columbus time 3 f-' loi NNns. /.
The dilRpidated man-who looked as though
he might be the hero Of every battle field Of
the war-declared his intention to return and
look into the matter az soon as he recovered
tolerable use Of his eyes.
We'd advise him not to repeat the whisky,
or the compliment to JEFF. Davis. '9i