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Litchfield enquirer., 1864-01-28
FARM FOR, SALE.

A VALUABLE FARM situated about two A. miles Northwest of Betlalcm Centre. con- taining about no Acres of blow, pasture, and wood land, large two-story dwelling house, barn, and other out buildings, is offered for sale at a low figure. The Farm was lately owned and occupied by Charles U. Flowers. For terms, &c., apply to
 JAMES ALLEN, Trustee. Bethlem, Conn.,, Dec. 3lst, 1863. 37t3
Litchfield enquirer., 1864-01-28
NEW YORK. JnneIh Ieas

DR. LIGHTHILL-Dear Sir-I take pleasure in testifyins to the remarkable skill and judgment you displayed in the case of my daughter, who had been partially deaf, accompanied by dis charges from the ears, since early infancy, and is now, thanks to your treatment, able to hear as we'll as any one, while her ears are free from the discharge. Although it is nearly two years since she has been under your care, her hearing remains as good, and her ears as sound. as the dsy 5hs left yST. o.S. Hssnx.
Litchfield enquirer., 1864-01-28

The Baltimore Anserican of Monday. refer ring to the speeches of Montgomery Blair, Senator Hicks and Thomas Swan, before the Maryland Legislature at Annapolis on Friday evening, says:
 "Senator Hicks spoke briefly, but found an opportunity to declare himself in favor of prompt action by the State in reference to emancipation. There is, he declares, no prac- tical benefit in temporizing over subject which had already been disposed of by current events. Mr. Swan was more distinct and em- phatic in his declarations. He declared i'm, mediate emancipation the only remedy, ana avowed the intention of himself and trlends to push the steed of emancipation with whip and spur.".
 The rebels have lost twenty-two steamers attempting to violate the blockade oil Whining ton within the last six months-an average of nearly one steamer every eight days.
 F.B. Furlong of Portland, Me-, has been arrested for taking large number of letters from postofice boxes by means of false keys, and obtaining considerable money thereby.
 GRACE, ITS CHARMIxa-not sound but C0tUe. Wo ESlcT tO 0T0CS ' GGEeOT3teu CUtOe, an invention of the l7th century, and the fa- vorite domestic remedy of the nineteenth. The good old pr. Grace, of King James, time, could he rise from his grave would rejoice to see the blessings his wonderful Salve has con- serred on humanity. It cures burns, scalds, flesh wounds, old ulcers, abscesses, salt t-rheum, ring-worms, fslons, and all skin diseases. Every one is now keeping it by them. 25 cts. a box only. See advertisement in another column.
 An Officer in the Army writes "At inspec- tion noticed that a large proportion of the mems knapsacks contained a box of Troches, being generally used by them for colds, etc" Browns Bronchial Troches'' should be in every soldiers knapsack or pocket, to be used upon the first appearance of a cold or cough.
 Soldiers, Attention !-Pain, disease and ex- posture, with hot climate, muddy water and bad diet will be unavoidable, but armed with Holloway's Purifying and Strengthening Pills you can endure all these and still retain good health. Only 25 cents per box. 22O
Litchfield enquirer., 1864-01-28
GENERAL HEADQUARTERS STATE OF
 CONNECTICUT.
ADJUTANT GENERAL's OFFICE,
 Hartford, Jan. IS, 1854. {

ADJUTANT GENERALS OFFICE. l
 Hartford, Jan. IS, 1854. ] IGeneral Orders No. l.
 I. Pursuant to orders from the War De- pertinent, the Commander-in-Chief directs 4hat volunteers be accepted and mustered into service to form regiment of Infantry, to be designated as the Thirtieth Regiment Connec- tieut Volunteers, (colored,) to serve for three years or during the war.
 II. All regularly appointed Recruiting Agents are hereby authorized to procure able bodied colored volunteers, between the ages of eighteen and forty five. and deliver them at the office of the various Provost Marshals, for the 30th Reg't Conn. Vols., in the same man. ner as is provided for the enlistment of other volunteers.
 III. The organization of the aOth Conn. Vols. '(colored) and the rules for the appoint ment of officers thereto, will be the same as prescribed for the 29th Reg't Conn. Vols, {eelsred,) by General Order No. IT, series of 1863.
 By ordso of the Commander-in. Chief,
 HORACE J. MORSE, Official. Adjutant General. H. c. Ward, Capt. and A. A. G. It
Litchfield enquirer., 1864-01-28
TESTIMONIALS.

From E [. CAGw1E, Esq, President City
 Bank. Joliet, III
 DR. LIGHTRlIL-Dear Sir-It affords me the greatest satisfaction to be able to inform you that Lam still improving. and have tue high est hopes that my ear will be entirely well by the time you first msntioned it would take to effect cure. can say that am truly thank full to the kind Providence which directed me to you. Since the first few days use of your prescription, my ear har improved, and almost at once. was relieved from very depressed state of feeling and an almost intolera5le case, to an elastic and hopeful state of mind. What Dr. John Mott replied to me as his experience, has been mine, so far. Ny catarrhal trouble seems very much better, also-and, indeed, my health was never so good. am weighing some five pounds more than is usual for me, aud more than I ever weighed before.
 can but hofe that it may be the good for tune of many with like troubles to fall in the way of tEe benefit of your skill, and knowing how great the fear of imposition is with those who in time past, may like myself have suffer- ed by it, and feeling wish, sincerely at this t .e, to aid and commend you in establishing high and deserved position amonfist us in your profession, I beg therefore, that you will not hesitate to refer to me, as it may be of use l also inclose herewith Professor Nott's reply to my letter of inquiries, which deem highly crreditabse to you and of great importance to others, as it has been to me. In the meantime believe me. Yours, very sincerely,
 F. l.. CAGWIS.
Litchfield enquirer., 1864-01-28
THE FARM WILL BE SOLD!l

A VALUABLE Place in which to invest the "A Green Backs, returning them with inter- est in few years. Said Farm is too well known to require description It contains 300 acres, 50 in wood, convenient buildings, will keep 25 COWS, a yoke of oxen, and horse. through the year. Is six miles from Winsted, and:four from Norfolk Centre. Said Farm can now be purchased of the Subscriber at bar gain. JAMES NJ. COWLES.
 Norfolk, Dec 28, 1863.
 The amount of products sold for cash the past year from the above Farm, is over Sl ,000 as the figures will show. 37t4
Litchfield enquirer., 1864-01-28

NEW YORK, Sept. ?, 1868. This is to certify that I have been afflicted with Catarrh for some years, which produced the usual disagreeable effects I consulted Dr. Lighthill about nine or ten months since. and at once placed myself under his care, / ana noao entirely free from catarrh my throat is perfectly healthy, and my health is very much improved. P. E. HoLAN,
 Office Erie Railroad, foot of Duane st.
Litchfield enquirer., 1864-01-28
DIR. RADWAY'S PILLS.
ONE TO SIX BOXES WILL CUR

N E TO SIX DO AES W l lIL C U k E Costireness. Jaundico, Rush of Blood Constipation, CongotEe Fc- to the Head, Congestion, yer, Obstructions, Heart uiseaSe SIeepiness, Dropsy, Disease of Kid Gen Debility, Acute Erysipe- Fey & Bladder Dimncss of 5 las, Disease of Ii Fits. fIesdache,
 ver, Lewn' sof siir- Bal Breath, Bilionsness. its, Endamation of TyphUs Fever, Qninsey, he lntestines, Snip Fever, Dyspepsia, Apopiexy, Malignant Fe- Measles, Enlargement
 yer, Melancholy, of the Spleen, Loss of Appe Mysteries. 5curvy,,
 tite, Amenoril.usa, Whooping Indigestion, Painting, Cough, Inflammation, Dizziness, Worms, Pa;p.tations, Retention of Bad Dreams, Scarlet Fever, Urine, i'leur!sy. Bilious Fever,
Litchfield enquirer., 1864-01-28
Joliet, III July l7. 1863.
[Erom the Rev. John Mott, D. D., Professor il,
 Union College, Schenectady.l

[Erom the Rev. John Mott, D. D., Professor in
 Union College, Schenectady.l
 FONDA N. Y., April 26, 1863. F. L. CAGwIN, Esq-Dear Sir-I received your letter of April 23d to day. I have had from infancy very deaf ear, and always dis charging more CT less offensive matter. This year both ears became diseased running very much, very offensive, pr ducng the greatest debility of body and depression Of sprits and my heaiing impaired in the highest degree. In such condition placed myself under the care of pr. Lighthil. lie has fully restored me. hear well the dizziness and the discharges have been removed, and have not returned. The stopping of i11e running has given nle tAe highest elasticity and vigor of body, and a flow of spirits, while my ferrs were that stop ping the Gise havge would prove detrimental or dangerous.
 esteem. or rather have learned to esteem, Dr. Lighthill-for he was G stranger to me un. til became his patient-as a gentleman aud man of science, in whom the highest confidence be placed. Yours, very truly,
Litchfield enquirer., 1864-01-28
NEW YORK. June 5. 1862.


 Dr. Lighthill has succeeded in completely re- storing my hearing, which was seriously im- paired. although previous to applying to him I was treated by several physicians without the least benefit Any further information should be pleased to render on application to me at my residence, No. 173 Second st., Brooklyn, D. D., or at my place of business, Ne. TAO Water St. WM. H. WATERBURY.
Litchfield enquirer., 1864-01-28

Dr. L., is visiting New Haven at regular monthly intervals, on account of numerous in that city and vicinity, who arc unable to go to Now York for the indispensable personal examination
 The practice in New York does not suffer any interruption from this visit, as ais brnther with whom he is associated in practice is there in constant attendance.
Litchfield enquirer., 1864-01-28
NEW YORK. Inne IF. 1883,

NEW YORK, June r, 1863. Dr. Lighthill has succeeded in restoring to perfect healng, my right ear, which has been deaf for some tiIne caused by a cold. As I am obliged to leave for New Orleans in few days those who wish to make further inquiries may call on my brother, Mr. H. c. Potter, No. 78 Reade st., firm of Streeter, Faxon & Potter. whe will be happy to give any information desired. o. o. POTTER,
 Capt. and A. O. NJ. Dep. of the Gulf.
Litchfield enquirer., 1864-01-28
A a Court of Probate holden at Sharon EfA mill f.l -

A I UUUTt O1 FfUDate hOIden at sharon IA within and for the District of Sharon, on the 2d day of January, A. D. 1864.
 Present-Charles Sears Judge.
 On motion of Eliakim s. Stoddard. Jun., Administrator of the Estate of HENRY " KING, late of Sharon in said District, deceas- ed: This Court doth decree, that six months be allowed and limited for the creditors of said estate, to exhibit their claims against the same, to the Administrator, and directs that public notice be given of this order, by adver- Using in newspaper published in Litchfeld, and by posting copy thereof on the public sign-post in said town of Sharon, nearest the place where the deceased last dwelt
 Certified from Record,
 39t3 CHARLES SEARS. Judge.
Litchfield enquirer., 1864-01-28
.NEW YORK, July 23. 1a6s

NEW YORK, July Z3, 1858. hereby certify that have suffered during many years from trouble in hearing-one ear at last became entirely deaf, and the other SO bad as to render conversation very difficult. I applied to Dr. Lighthill, of No. s4 St. Marks place, who. in short time. and without pain, restored to me the use of my ears, 50 that can now hear perfectly well.
 J. BIsco, No. 153 East 2sd at.
Litchfield enquirer., 1864-01-28
NEW YORK. April 10. 1863.

NEW IUHk, AprlI IU, I6Oo.
 little daughter of mine has been afflicted with troublesome discharge from both ears, the result of scarlet fever. Dr. Lighthill, un- der whose care placed her, has removed the disc harge completely. and improved her hear ing. w. A. RAyNoR, No. 6 Pine St,
Litchfield enquirer., 1864-01-28

L1rcHFIELD Co. ss., Falls Village, Jan 5, 1s64
 Personally appeared, A. C.. RANDALL. Cashier of aforesaid Bank, and made oath that the knowledge and belief,
 Before me, this 9th day of Jan., A. D. 1884,
 S9t3 J RANSOM SMITH, Justice of Peace.
Litchfield enquirer., 1864-01-28
Goshen.

Goshen. PIE Republicans and Union men of Go shen are requested to meet at the Town Room on Saturday F. b. 13, .t one o'clock, P M., te appoint Delegates to tho various Conventions
 JOHN H. WADHAMs,
 WILLARD k. GAYLoBD,
 AUSTIN ALLEN, JR. Al Town Committee.
Litchfield enquirer., 1864-01-28
w Dr. Tobias, Veue.vr
 sAs tian Iiniment.

MORE TESTIMONY!
 This is to certify that for the last 6,. ,,... have used in my family Dr.. Tobias ceiehra,, ted Venetian Liniment, and in every instamss have found it fully equal to his recommen enda. tions. have found it to give almost instan. taneous L relief ell. in cases of toothache, croup, and back, and rheumatism, and cheerfully re. commend it's trial to every one afflicted with any of inc eabove-named diseases.
 JAMES H. WARNER. Hartford, Cenn., Oct. l6, 1861.
 Sold by all Druggists. Office " No. 56 Courtlandt St..KT IT s4pAsy Yerk. 4t4i sAs
Litchfield enquirer., 1864-01-28
SIX GF RADTAY's FILLS
Matrimonial.

THE undersigned takes this opportunity of informing the opposite sex of his intention as regards matrimony, and desires the cores pondence of some young lady of like inten- tions. She must be handsome and of agreed ble manners, wealth no object, and must be between the ages of 20 and 24.
 The undersigned is a young man of uuex- ceptionable character, and of property and business qualifications to live and lead an ea- sy life.
 Address J. G, JONES,
 Wolcottville, Conn. All correspondence strictly confidential. Narta da ViSite e-,rhanved 39t3
Litchfield enquirer., 1864-01-28
GREENBACKS,

UU7 ANTED in exchange for that little ac w count that you he at
 If 40 BISHOP & SEDGWICK'S.
Litchfield enquirer., 1864-01-28

DR. LIGHTHILL'S work, "A Popular Tlea t ise on Deafness, its Causes and Prevention, ," with illustrations. may be obtained of Carlton, publisher, 4lS Broadway New York, or through any respectable bookseller, Price $i.
Litchfield enquirer., 1864-01-28
BETTER THAN CALOMtL OR BLUE PILL BETTER THAN CALONEL OR ELUE FILL. LETTER THAN CALOMEI. OR BLUE PILL
 Ao n Il Il " I ' E

They exerc,se powerful influence over the liver and it's sccretirns than caomel, racrcury blue pill, hence their inporta1co la cases Of Liver Complaints and Spleen flcntes, Jandice, Dyspepsia, Bilious at. tacks Headache, &c In tue treatment 0: Fevers ei'her Bilious, Yellow, Typhoid ,and other reducing Fcvers, they are superior qui;ge. Their influence extends over the entire sy&'eu, controlling, Strengthening, and bra ing the relaxed a;d wasting energies, and regu.
 stiHg al! tIe tJ tie natural performance of their duties, cleansing a:.d purifying the hood and purgnE the system o!l ciscas deposits and im- 1,,,-n hInOr
Litchfield enquirer., 1864-01-28

CHAS. KIEsCHBERGER.
 BOOT AND SHOEMAKER, EpOOTS & SHOES made to order and re- .ED paired. Rubbers Repaired. Iron and Brass Boot and Shoe Heels-Green' s Patent, Sold.
 Litchfeld, Jan. 20th, 1864 If Al
Litchfield enquirer., 1864-01-28
rH.Es, s7IArEiSI AvD TEEEsNUs,

flLi !, TRAIN T AN JEH HEs1US, Are tie results of baaunat;oa Or irritation of the cuus Inen,b.aoe of fine bowels, ir!uced by drahtc il.-these imperfect pls instead of being dissolved ty the che are carried to tue lower bowels, and a- dlce pnris atc movement or evacHation by thetr :rri.si2n - hs;ce ike sbdtniBg erarps, acre,tchtng .airs, fas!<s and c%sr'as, end the re2ae alss calls ts ike nst sS, at ,G..s', sndery' ssho take ines :a.eTfc-1g.lls
 | yo, would avoid iheeo snnoyences, whenever purs4tlYe Hc icae required. ttse dose uf
 RADVAY'S REGULATING P1IlS THEY WILL PURGE THOROUGHLY AND LEAVE THE BOWELS REGULAR. recsoas a,1eted with PILES, may rey on posiiive cure b. thsir
 ,u4IkD WITH GUM
 COATED WITH GUM.
 COATED WITH GUM D.. r1iways Pills are elegantly Gated with Gum, from aso smell, be taken at all times occasions. >o danger VII, result from colds, e2pesel 10 vet damp weather after taking theSe .,i!s.
 SIX GF EADTAY'S FILLS fave secured vigorous evacuation in severe oaess .i Inflammation Of the BnIels, 1aayss, &c. after OIi Harlem Oil, injections and ether means com ets failed. dose of Ia,dway's PEs will remove all } tr;c,ons, and fire passage. Directions for i-a are inside each box. Pic ger box, 2S cents Sold v Dfgsgists, Medicine Dealers. and Sore-keepers. x. R.-Every Agent has been furnished with Jresh sod made Pills. AS each box is enclosed with . steel Engraved Label t1ka none others.
 RADWAY k CO,
 sI Maiden lane, New York. For Sale in Litchfeld by R. Marsh end F. McNeil. ly19
Litchfield enquirer., 1864-01-28
HENRY MOSES,

NM1ILL sell DRY GOODS of all kinds,
 w suitable for the season, cheaper for Cash than can be purchased at any Store in the County, consisting Of ail kinds of Silks, Merinos, Ladies Dress Goods, Gent s Clothing, Calicoes, Cotton Cloth. &c. Sales will com- mence at Kent Plains. on Monday next, and continue three days tn cFeafer
 West Cornwall, Jan 26. 1894 40tI
Litchfield enquirer., 1864-01-28

eG Deposits and Bankers accounts received ou tavorabI. terms
 E5 STOCKS, BONDS and GOLD, Bought and Sold strictly on Commission for Cash 4t4I
Litchfield enquirer., 1864-01-28

X k,I LyIn> kh 5s le'S,z / :; 2 zsS @7 \ 51  DR RADW AY'g PILLS.
 ARE ARk TIE TIE RET RET FE PgEeATys TIVE FIIIs FIs
 ARK THE: BEST rURGATIVE FILLS.
 NO sTRAINiNG
 NO CRYING.
 NO TENEsNUs.
 NO PILES. NO FALSE CALLS TO THE WATER CT osEE BUT A BRISK AND THOROUGH EVACUATI0N FROM THE BOWELS
 IS ALWAYS SECURED. Newly Discovered Principles in Purgatives. Dr. Railways Pills the best Purgatve Pills in the world and the only Vegetable Substitute for Caomei or Mercury ever discovered. They composed of VEGETABLE EXTRACTS FROM ROOTS, HERBS, PLANTS, GUNS, SEEDS, FLOWERS, BARkS, FRUITS AND WEEDS, PRE-
 PARED IN YACUO. Oac grain Of the extract Of the medicinal proper. ties oRadways Pills, possess greater curative power over disease than thousand of the crude and inert materials thtt eter into a other pills in These Pills compounded of the active medicinal proper ties of the Roots He, bs Plants, Flowers Gums, &c of which they are composed. Ono dose will prove their superiority to all other pills. They PURGE, CLEANSE, PURIFY, HEAL,
 sOOTIE, CALM, STRENGTHEN,
 NVIGORATE, And REGULATE THE SYSTEM. Their GTes4. Combinations. They are Aperent, Toae, Laxative, Aterative, stfn, u,ent, Counter l!fitaat SUdorilo.
 AS EVACUANTS, They certain and thorough than the Drastic and mo:e soothing aIt! hea.ing than Senna, or Rheu. barb, or Iamarinds CT Castor Ot
 Tx SUDDEN ATTACKS OF Inflammation Of the Bowels Stomach, Liver Spleen, Paacreas or Kidneys, Baus Cho.ic Bilious Fever, Eryspeas or Congcstive Fever Saaii Pox, Measles, Scarlet Fever,
 SIX TO EIGHT OT DR. RADWAY's REGU. HATING PILLS WILL PURGE THE PRIMA- KY CAUSE OF THESE FROM TILE SYSTEM
 IN SIX HOURS. One dose Of Tr. katlwlys Pills will cleanse the ntes. tina! canal aid rge from the bowels all offending and retaAed haao:s, as thoroughly l.lre,a the best approved cmetc WI cleanse the stomach, with. ou. producing inflammation, irritation, weakness,
 RAINING or other urp! ,asant sym, toms. Tho arc ltier purgative pills in the world that will secure this desi- dcratum.
Litchfield enquirer., 1864-01-28
THEY WILL PURGE THOROUGHLY AKI

LEAVE TIE BUNE4S REG GULAK. rerSoas R11etei with PlLES may rey posiiive cur,. b.. tils;r u;c
 ,'-,
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1864-07-13
Northern C0pperheadism

The Selinsgrove Times lately ac-
knowledged the receipt of six more
subscribers from this county, through
DIR. Cummings. In late issue of that
paper, its readers are treated to the
following TRADE Of disunion. low abuse
Of the President, and tory advice:
"How any man who has a just appreci.
alton OF the principles OF the Declaration
of independence and a sabine inspiration
of human rights, can for moment consent
TO aid, either by his voice or by his hand,
IN the subjugation OF eight millions OF
people who, by every right and sacred
principle that ever had an abode in the
human breast, are entitled to their inde
pendence, we are st loss to comprehend
or realize, and We are unwilling to believe
that human nature can ever ) nix 10 such
an abject state of total dopravity. Twenty
millions OF people under the absolute con
troll OF notorious buiIooa is testimony
however, that cannot be ignored, and no
amount ot penance can ever erase the in
delible disgrace. When twenty millions
of people consent to be controlled by a buf
fo3n, we cannot well underestimate them,
and there is nothing in the descending
scale o. dishonor and injustice they are
incapable of doing. There are those, how
ever, who stand upon higher plane: whose
love of truth and sense of justice cannot
he swerved by any selfish considerations,
and who stand by the right as firm as the
rock OF Gibraltar. These men will never
consent to bear arms in the cause of des
potism, bat rather will cxpatriate them.
selves, or, if fight they must, fight on the
side Of right and liberty Let every one,
then, act according to his sense of right,
and if his sense of right torbids him to
take up arms IN cause that is STEPPED in
injustice, and as black as the expired EN-.
bers of Tartarus, let him refuse to do 50
whatever fate may await him"
If this is not TREASON then there is
no longer meaning in words. There
are but two sides to fight for, the legit-
innate government Of our country or
the rebel, yet this sheet, which is up
held as democratic and represented as
one Of the chest papers ever publish
ed" openly advises a refusal to bear
arms in defence of the Union cause. or
if fight they must, to fight for the reb-
els-for as the whole tenor of the ar
ticle is aimed at denunciation Of the
powers that be az Washington, no one
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1864-07-13
A Military ORGANIZATION.

The last Legislature passed a mill
ttry bill, but with the usual want Of
foresight made Its operation prospec-
tive instead OF present. Had proper
officers been designated to make an
etfectRal enrolment at once of all the
able-bodied men in the State. or even
adopted the enrolment made by Z. s.
officers, which might easily have been
corrected, and the men organized into
companies, there would have been no
trouble in procuring the necessary
number wanted for an emergency like
the present. Had these companies
been numbered in each county by lot
or otherwise, with the understanding
that No. l should go first, then No. 2,
and 50 on until the quota was filled,
every member Of the first, second, and
perhaps third companies would know
that Ill case Of raid or invasion he
would be wanting, and thus be pre-
pared to go or furnish substitute
For such men the State ought to pro-
vide at least SO or SIS per month
additional pay to that Of the United
States. Captains and Lieutenants
might be elected, but not commissioned
until examined by military board.
As for battalion or regimental officers,
none would be wanting until such
troops got into camp We want laws
to meet actual service, not for mush-
room drills or parades; and as such a
law would do away with all chickering's
as to who should go, and bring rich and
poor together, we hope some one will
yet take hold of the matter at the
special session and see whether there
IS sense enough left to pass it or one
equally effective.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1864-07-13

The President has felt compelled
for the public good to declare martial
law in Kentucky.
The MifHinburg (Union county,
Telegraph reports, from 5lst P. v,
Solomon Derr and John Harris, killed ;
and Oliver Summers, Frank Bentley,
and Henry Houtz, wounded. Charles
Crotzer and j. w. Young, 18th P.
v, supposed to be among the prison
ers.
At meeting of the Copperheads
of Hendricks county, Indiana, General
George B. Mcclellan was formally re-
pudiated by the passage of a sarcastic
resolution, because of 'his war senti-
ment and TRADE against our natural
and political brethren Of the South, )"
contained "in his recent Grafton on
that point"