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Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-03-19

~ The loss Mt the burning of the factory of
psgoosi. Smith CO.. on Tuesday night, we
learn will reach from SIS 900 to $40 .0U0-in-
surance $4,000. The ont buildings were saved.
We understand the factory will be rebuilt
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-03-19

FoR RENT Three rooms in the third story Of
Delzel's building. over the real estate office OF
De'zell < Jones. 81 Est Washington street
Possession given on the 18th inst 9-tf
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-03-19

eE Was the watchman on the tower asleep on
Tuesday night when the fire broke out in Osgood :
factory? We are told the light of the burning
building was visible ON Washington street Tor
fifteen or twenty minutes before the bell struck
the alarm
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-03-19
CITY AND STATE ITEMS.

The BKsr PIASos-Chickering & Sons and
Steinway Sons at Willard a StoweIps. No.
Bates House 6m
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SPECIAL NOTICES
S--T--186O--X.
DRAKESPLANTATION BITTERS

OF this celebrated brand, appears be every ones
mouth. a vel as on every ones table. They are
splendid Article and he relied upon strengthen and
invigorate exhausted nature. janl5-d&wliaw6m
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-03-19
FOR SALE.
suburban Lots for sale.

IN PURSUANCE or An ORDER OF THF COURT OF
II Common Pleas OF Naroa County. the undersigned
viii sell. in lots 10 sait purchaser Eight Acres,
ess, lying bet~een the National Road washing
ton street, and tie extension % Market street aross the
east side half south-wesi qqartsr OF section
6, township IS, range T. 4 II. DAVIDSON
mchl7-dl0t
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-03-19

a COUGH. COLD, OR AN IRRITA-
TED THROAT II allowed to progress. results in serious
Pulmonary and Bronchial affections, oftentiInes in
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-03-19

DEMOCRATIC Tow SsHlP MTITIxG- The Dem
ocTats cfthis (Center) township will meet in con
vention on Saturday next. March 2lst, Ut 2
o'clock p. NJ. at Military Hall. for the purpose
of nominating candidates To be voted for at the
ensuing April election.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-03-19

TWELVE Per CEyr.-Will be offered for the
next ten DAYS n double frame dwelling. which will
pay from I'D TO IL per cent on the sum asked for
it. A bargain and no mistake
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BUILDING LOTS
AvALUABLE FARM

nerent parts of The Ciy, for sale cheap for cas
L or on tine payment. MckFRNAN < PIERCE,
fehl2-d2wim heal Estate Agents
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HV-fss .5TlFCttCIt EfdhtFs
10-d&wff No. 81 East Washington street.

- Old silver and gold wanted. for which the
highest price in cash will be paid.
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TELEcR APHlc.
vos rsr DALI STAT sExr1xzLj
Noon Reports.

Very I'm pOrtant News.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1863-04-03

class cf maladies prevail 10 a tearu extent in com
muntJ dooumg n ta't lJ0NOO youth OF b0th sexes
nually TO tary grave. Those diseases very i'm
Ierlec y understood Tteir external nitesatous
symptoms are Nervous Debility, Relaxation and tx.
ion; MaIasuus or wasting and C0nsnmpt on OF
the lis. # the hole body; hornees OF be thing
or hurried breathing on ascending hlll a ght OF
stairs, great palp4 at on Ol The neart Asthma Iron
chts and Sore Throat; shaking of the Hands aru
Limits, aversion 20 SOC ety and to Luslnes udy
hnt Ct ~ sight, IOso OF MelnOfyi DlZZ mess OF
the nCad ;ttu a!c Pans III VarUu pats Ol The BODY
Fans IN The Back or Limbs umb go, Dyspe sa IT
MdGe,tluhi ilre3ultrty . the Oo"ee; deraHged
tons OF tie hldntAS aud other glands vi the 10
Lelcomh~ or tIeur AlJu,, &c Likewise Epilepsy,
/ 4! sierra and cry Gus SpiemS.
Now, III nnet -nlne casts out OF every one hun.
dred, all the above La,utu disorders, ana host OF
0thers not name0 Is consumption OF the Lungs, and
that most lnsIulUus and WHY OF Con sumption OF
the Splha Nerve known labts DoSales Ald Ia bes
mest erlca have Their teat anG VI iln dNeuses OF
The eVlc NlaceIa. Hence The want oi the
part OF Inv Old school practice treating 81 mptoms
ouy.
DR.. Andrew Stone, physician to the Troy Lung and
hyEemc Institution, Is nov en- aged i'll treating thls
class OF modem malaliea with the asonls hug
shcce'S. Ihe treatment adOped by the Institution is
ne" us Daeed upon sclenIlhc principles, with neWl
dECONeied lemeuleo, without or poison. 1he
lachlee OF cure are such that patients CuIed a
Their Lonts IN any part OF the country from accurate
descriptions OF Their case by letter and ave the meu
lceS sem mem BY mail oreApres~. limited iuterrog
atWles Will be forwarded on APP lCaiOn.
J Consumption, Caarrh ana diseases of the threat
cueu as well at tie homes ol patents ln,litu
ton, by SenuinS the C0ld Meulcated Inhang BalsamC
Vapos, with nhaler and ample directions their
ana direct CORES spohdeLce.
PTFalenta applying tOT inierTogstories or advice
must lnciose return stamps, to meet attention.
R3-Ihe attending physician viii be found at the In
situation, 1Or consultation, from A. NJ to L. Nj, 0
each day. Sundays il the ier,noon. Address
DIR. ANDREW STONE.
PhysIcln to the Try Lung and ygenic In titute
Physician for Diseases OF the lieart, Thro at a.,
Lungs, W Fifth street, Troy, New \ ork.
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R0OWlLL BE FORFEITED BY DR. l. DIX
OOOlt failing 10 cure III lesA me than any Other
physician more If ctuay and IeImt nantly, with less
-tra ut from occupation fear OF exposure to aA5
eatheT, with safe and pleasant eoicines.
SELF ABUSE AND SOLITARY HABITS.
Their effects ana sequences;
SPECIAL AILMENTS AND SITUATIONS,
incident to Ma-ri-d aud Single LaCies
SECRET AND DELICATE DISOR ERS;
Merculal Affections Erup and a Diseases of the.
Stn GletIs ol the h0se h eat and Body fimp es
on the lace ; swell iu5. the Joi,ts Nervousness
Copsuut Al aud other Weaknesses in Youth, and the
more advanced, OF alt ages, OF
BOTH oFXES, SINGLE OR MARRIED.
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CURE
BILIOUS HEADACHE !

By the of these PILLS the psrololl attacks OF erv
Gus or Sick Headaches may Deprecated aalIl taken
at tho commencement of an at tack, immediate reliei
from pain and sickness wilt be obtained.
They seldom fail Ia removing the nausea and head
che to which females are ubject.
=, They act gently upon the bowels,-removng Cos.
hyeaess - 7t# .-.I ".|t ,. = .- II. 0'
For Literary Men, Students Delicate Females, and all
Persons of sedentary habits they valuable Lax
awe improving the appetite giving tone and vigor to
e digestive organs and restoring the natural elasticity
AM streng 9Th OF the whole system }E#' .T-l#sr
Inc CEPH ALlC PILLS are the result oflong investi
gaton and carefully conducted experiments, having
Deen use many years during which time they have
prevented aud relieved vast amount of pain and sui
leng rom Headache, whether originating in the
oas system or from deranged ST ate of the stomach
lheY are entirely Vegetable in their compositions and
may De taken at all times with perfect safety without
y change of diet and the absence OF any disaereeab
taste renders it easy to administer to children.
BEWARE OF COUNTERFEITS!
Ca each box 7 Y e .as p - = F
SOD by Druggists and all other Dealers In Medicines
Box will be sent by ms prepared receipt of the
Price 30 Cents,
A4l orders should bs addressed to .... ......et
HENRY c. SPALDING,
4S Cedar Street, New York
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DISSOLUTION

THE Partnership heretofore existing between Wy
4 BRNMAN ana E0 W. TfLUf n under H. n,,n -
bRAMAN TLDEN, is this ddy dissolved ly npiual con
sent Hhd . notes and accounts due said BRAhANG IL
DIN must be paid by the frt of April next 1nt ,tsr
viii be left with an attorney for collection >"
w f. RRAMAN
,,,u w. - =. ,.a GEO. w TTL1EN
montpelier, w., rev. 20, 1868. Fd1w,wIm
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WINTER ARRANGEMENT.
Commencing Dec. 8th, 1862.
Trains Goinu South and Eaat.

Trains Going South and East.
Leave iohtpelel ~ . 4O M, 10 n and 10 so IN
M ALL IRAtT leaves St.Abans at SIS A. M, BurlIg
uton I,W A. NJ, connecting at White River junction
WIN trahs lor ana rom Wells River, ST. Johnsbury AID
Litteon, and with Northern Railroad for Boston Low
ELL worcester &c, and conHecting at Bellows Falls with
Cheshire K. X or Boston and " ith Vermont Valley R.
X. for Springfield, New Haven and New York arriving
in New York at l0,l5r NJ.
AccosnoDArIoN TRAIN leaves Rou,e's Point at 7A5
A. for Burlington, Rutland and Northfeld
NIGHT EXrRRss TRAIN leaves Ogdonsburg at 10 Is NJ
Mont at $50 p NJ ROuses Point at G. 20 p M arrp
ing at boston al S4O A. NJ, connecting Bellows FAN
with Cheshire T. T. for Boston and Worcester and with
vermont valley n. b. for Springfield and New Haven
and arriving in New York at AS M ~
Trains Going North and West.
Leavc Montpelier at 3 90 a, n. $40 A. NJ and s. 10 r N
MAIL TRAIN leaves Boston at 7.30 M VIA Lowell
Lawrence or Fitchburg. Leaves Springfield at 740 A.
Bellows Falls st l225 p connecting at White RiWt
Junction with Nsrthen R. r. from Boston and with Pas
sumpsic X. r. tor aud from st. JobnsbuTy and littcto,
arriving at Burlington at71O p and ST. Adams at l.,
SIS p NJ, and lodge. Is
FCcoNHoDATION TRAIN leaves korthfeIs at 25 A. L.
for Burlington, Rouses Point and Montr, A.,
NiGHr EIPRRss Train lea yes elbows Falls at Is Pm
receiving passengers from Vermont Valley r. z. leaving
New York at 500 A. M and from Cheshire Il. R.
White River Junction with train leaving Boston lt
$40 P. N. via Lowell or Lawrence Leave While
River Junction at LAO NJ, arriving at Eurlingttn
al J15 A. NJ, Ronses Point at CO A. NJ, Montreala al
1890 A. M and Ogdensburgh al I00 ?. NJ, connecting
with Grand Trunk trains for Detroit, Chicago and the
West. t ~.
Sleepn cars a attached to both the night expr.
trains uhning between Rouse's Pointand Boston
Through Tickets for Chicago and the West for sale
the principal stations. ... ...
C. MERRILL, sup't
st. Albsns. VT. Dec 8. 1862.
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They relieve Cough instantly.
They clear the Throat.
They give strength and volume to the vece.
They impart delicious aroma to the breath.
They are delightful to the taste.
They are made of simple herbs and cannot harm amy
one.
saVise every one who has a Cough Husky Voice
or had breath, any difficulty of the Throat to get
pa?kage OF my Throat Connections they will relieve
you instantly, and you will agree with me that tn y
go rlEht to the spot" You will find them very useful
ana pleasant wr trave ing tending public meet
1ng5 tor stliing cough aaying your thirst Ii
you try one package, am safe n saving that you will
ever afterwards consider them mas ensable You will
find them at the Druggists and Dealers in Medicines.
Price Twenty-Five Cents.
My signature 10 on each package. All others r
counterfeit
Pack age will be sent by mail, prepaid on reoei
Thirty Cents Address
HENRY C. SPAULDLNG,
48 CedarIStreet, New York. ~
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1863-04-03
QUACK NOSTRUM MAKERS.

through false cert Gates references and lecomnert
dationS OF their medicines by ne dead, ho al NOT ~
pos or cohtTadic hem = no, besides to be,.
the r imposition. copy 1rom Medical Books much tnst
is written OF the qualities and I'll, ot dt eut herbs
tracts, Specifics &c most Cf h ch if OF sIl ro1tai
Merturt b. cause OF ancent belief o: "-cHrlna
every tning bnt now knoHn to " XIII more rESpy i 3
cured snd those not killed, ituona injured es,g
life. FNu ''s"
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lGEOHANCE OF QUACK DOCTORS AND N0srRrry
MAKERS

Through the ignorance of the Quack Doctor knowip,,
no o,her Iemedj, he relies upon N rRCURY and given
Maker equally ign rant, ADDS to his so called Extract
SPchc AIT dO'e &C.. both Iey ing upon its effects i'm
caring fe" IN hundltd, II is trum tted in yarious
ways IN ou8hout he land but, ALAS nothing il saiG
ol the baiah some of whom die hers grow worse >
ana are lei lIuEer asd suffer for hs or Years mn
II relieved or Gu ed, if pos. bic by competent phys.e
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1863-09-08
Daniel S. Dickinson.

This Democrat when Democracy was an honor
able name, has written letter declining re-nom-
ina,ion for Attorney General Of New York, 10
the course OF which he says
al entertain the same opinion of the rebellion
to-day that did on its outbreak, that 1t must be
put down absolutely and Internationally, by
force, il we would preserve the government of our
fathers, and save our name from becoming syno.
nym for cowardice and baseuess wherever the
history of the American Revolution has travelled
or lis fruits been realized From the commence.
ment Of the rebellion have urged the union ol
all true men, irrespective OF political orgsnIza.
ton, to aid the Administration in crushing It,
have labored faithfully TO that end, and such shal
be nv effort in the future. propose to act, anc
will act to this end, with all whose views are the
same, regardless of whence they come or wha'
have been their opinions upon other questions
and will oppose all. whatever they may have
been IT, other times or may be called now, who
are giving aid and comfort to rebellion, whethe
boldly, with arms in their hands, or through tn
coyardly and more mischievous process Of foment
ing partisan strife and encouraging resistance t
the administration Of the government in the pros
ecu,ion Of the war
The rebellion has received its death blow. |
has now little power for mischief save in its spas
modic struggles as it gosps out It's ignoble exist
ence. 1t may by galyanic applications from 1t
friends in the loyal States, once or twice rise t
its feet and s,agger on little further, but thi
will rather hasten than postpone the hour Of II
dnal dissolution As it passes away, and the la'
is preparing its halters, and dungeons and Danish
ments' for conspitiug leaders, let us pray for tn
forgiveness OF the deluded masses who have beel
cheated or driven into this Wholesale murder, Il
minister to the unholy ambition of some of tn
most fiendish monsters who have ever desecrate,
earth. As for the moe.eyed politicians amougs
us whose poverty of intellect has not enabled
them to comprehend the magnitude Of the crisis
when hey shall cease to encourage the murderer
of our sons and brothers, let us endure their eS
hbtious aud the ebultions Of their spite wlthou
murmur, and in sheer pity measure out to then
as an an,idote for their Intellectual virus, the
scorn which is made mos, emphatic by expressly
silence, Sincerely yours,
ID. S. DICKINSON.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1863-09-08
Misc ellaneoas Telegraphic Items.

LKArkNwoRrn, Sept. l. Advices from Fort
Gibson to the 25th state that Gen. Blunt with
5000 men and IL pieces Of artillery, crossed the
Arkansas river on the 23d, but the enemy de-
eined battle and fell back. The rebel iorce
was estimated at 25,OOO. \,
There was considerable sickness at Fort Glib.
son. The small pox prevsi ed to some extent
among tho Indians in the neighbofhood, and
many mad died. There were reports AZ Fort
Scott on the 2Sth that Blunt had fought bat
tie aud been whipped, with loss Of some SOVO
men. sl#5 sr..I
LEAyEswoRru, Sept. 3. From Albuquerque,
Nav Mexico, papers Of Aug. 9th, elearn that
on The 2S,h OF July, Col, Kit Carson, with
part of the lst New Mexican regiment had .
light " ith the Nabajoe Indians, beyond Fort
Canby. The Indians were defeated, with loss
Of ID killed, and over ~ wounded, and many
prisoners. Haa U
KANSAS CIrr, No., Aug. 81. L.-Col. Clark
with the 9Ih Kansas Cavalry, returned last
evening from the pursuit Of Quantrell through
jackson, Cas- and johnson counties, Mo. His
command killed 40 perpetrators Of the Lawrence
massacre. Other companies have returned 70
their respective posts, having killed or wounded
several OF tho bushwhackers. Among the killed
is Capt. Estes, recruiting officer for Marmaduke.
The whole number of guerrillas killed, as Tar as
knowa, considerably exceeds hundred.
KANSAS CRY, Sept. /. About 20 persons,
residents in this eily and vicinity, who are DO,
ieyed 10 be aiders and abet,ers oil the rebellion,
have been ordered to remove IRON the district BY
Cen. Ewing. The list includes many Of the
most wealthy and influential families OF this
vicinity. Their houses will be taken for the
lamilics of Union refugees. Many orders for
the removal Of leading rebel sympathizers to
Ww.port and Independence are also being made
out a
WASHINGTON, Sept 3. The life interest Of
ao,entoeu different owners Of valuable real estate
in Washington was to have been sold to-day. "a
A large number OF persons were in attendance,
hut after the District Marshal had read the de-
cree of the Court the Provost Marshal produced
letter from ihe military authorities stating
that they would give up no part of the proper
" Of which they now have possession. post
nonement Of the sale until "Wednesday next was
then announced. a. s.aa.
NEw Yonk, Sept. 2. A Chicago dispatch to
the Post says the following passage oscan IN
tho Presidents letter. aI l.lsal "a,
a. The proclamation as law either is valid Or
II i not valid II not valid il needs no rstrse-
tion. II 1t IA valid IL cannot be Tetraeisd any
more than tho dead can be brooght 10 lila 1,sl
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1863-09-08

SPRISGFELp, ILL.,, Sept. 3. The attendance
was great at the Union Convention here to-day,
and was as large as was anticipated Speech
es we're made BY Gov. Yates Senators Dooli,te
and Trumbull, Gems MoClernard, 0glesby and
Lane OF Indiana, and other distinguished gentle
men. ~
Resolutions were unanimously adopted, that
this unholy rebellion has been commenced with
out ustliiable cause, and maintained BY the
violence OF every principle Of justice or humanity,
and that it was the duty Of the Government 10
suppress it by the use Of every Constitutional
means in its power that party questions be
laid aside, and that We devote ourselves unre-
seryedly to support the Goverument I'LL the
rel ellion is finally and forever crushed that
to the end the Union shall live and Government
survive in all constitutional integrity, and that
the Nation shall be preserved IN territorial
unity, we pledge our lives, fortunes and sacred
honor that the strength Of our Government
consists in the respect of the people Tor the
laws aud constituted authorities, and whoever
opposes the execution Of the laws, whether BY
open rebellion or by secret combinations, or
teaches others to do so, is an enemy to repab-
lican liberty that in view of the many din
culties and emba.assmepts which have enyroned
national and state aff4irs, during the present
atrocious rebellion, the efforts Of the constituted
authoritses Of the Nation and State commend
themselves to our highest respect Tor the real /,
ability and fidelity by which they baye been
mark ed. .-oII
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1863-09-08

ent not only in the deep sea, the broad bay, and
the rapid stream, but also up the narrow, muddy
bayou, and wherever the ground was little damp
they have been and made their tracks
Thanks to all for the Great Republic, for the
principle by which it livea aad keeps alive for
mans vast future. Thanks to all. s.a
Peace does not appear so distant as it did.
hope it will come soon, and come to stay,
and 80 come as to be worth the keeping in all
future time. 1t will then have been proved that
among freemen there can be no successful appeal
from the ballot to the bullet and that they who
take such appeal are sure to lose their case and
may pay the cost And then there will be some
black men who can remember that, with silent
tongue and clenched teeth, and steady eyes and
well poised bayonet, they have helped mankind
on to this great cousummation, while fear there
will be some white men enable to forget that,
with malignant heart and decelul speech they
have striven to hinder it. Still let US not be over
sanguine Of speedy final ruupb. Let US be
quite sober. Let US diligently apply the means,
never doubling that just God in bis own good
time will give US the rightfu result .45 &.
Yours very truly, A. LINCOLN
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1863-09-08

A friend has related TO us the following excel
lent joke, and youches for its truthfuness
| A few weeks ,nce colonel was dismissed from
the service by order Of the President, upon char
ges Of disoyal,y. The Colonel, feeling that he
had been grossly. msrepresented by maliciou,
enemies, secured papers from number Of Gene
rails and influential men refuting the charges and
requesting his reinstatement, and repaired 10
Washington to submit the case 10 the President.
Alter the usual ceremony, an interview was grant
ed and the President received his papers, request
ing him to call again 10 few hours, during which
time he would give his attention to the case The
Colonel called at the appointed time, and wa.
cordially received by the President and informed
that his papers had been carefully examined, that
the evidence they contained was satisfactory, and
injustice had evidently been done in di.mssnQ
him. The Colonel was thereupon reinstated
The President then put the following nterrogato-
ries to lhs Colonel
" Now, Colonel, have acted upon your case,
and know you TO be one Of my most bitter DO.
ltlcal opponents. desire to ask you if you are
convinced in your own mind that | am honest,
and desire to do justice to all parties,regarde. of
their political procvides, and whether you be-.
lleve that | have acted imparially throug ghout my
administration
Ihe Colonel replied am prone to aoknowl-
edge that you have done me Justice, that you arc
honest, and have always done what you deemed
right and just in all cases."
"Well, Colonel, replied the President, /" you
are evidently satisfied Of my loyalty and integrity,
and you have, perhaps, been vronged | now
propose 10 promote you to Brgadier General,
providing you will allow me to fully test your
loyalty beyond what papers ou have produced.
II you are a loyal man aud War Democrat You
can surely have no objection
The Colonel, as matter Of course, felt highly
eaied at this unexpected favor, and earnestly
stated that be was prepared 10 submit to any re-
qurements calculated TO test bis loyalty, and ex-
pressed hIs delight in complying with the demand,
since his Exeeency had shown such confidence
10 him as 10 honor him with such an enviabe po-
silion. ..s
=" Well, Colonel" replied Old Abe, as a merry
twinkle danced in hs.eye, e" promote you to the
command Of a negro brigade and | hope that
you will prove yourself as loyal as you are repre-
seoled, and do honor to the high trust to which
you are assigned"
The Democracy Of the Colonel was violently
Jarred at THIS announcement and, Strengthening
himself to his full length, he replied
"MT. President, thank you for the Temporary
pleasure you have conferred upon me in building
up an air castle Of such extraordinary dimensions,
and thus sweeping it down with one stroke.
While admire the joke, most respectfully beg
leave to decline serving in any such Internal Ca
pacity."-LomsuiAe Jownai.