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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1868-05-11
pROCRRDINGs OF-THK UNION
: fEXRCUTIvE OOMmITTkk OF
STOREY COUNTY.

Al ameetlng OF the Committee. held last evening.
the following proposlion was submitted:
! The undcrslsnel, members OF the Union party Of
storey county. for the psrRS.s q P sSnt.s Ss ssa
preference Tor 4 United States Stn-
stor. 10 remove ali spprehenslons OF unlLriie1 IN
our primaries by which the success OF INC patsy
nafty 10 express his choice for Senator by q direct
vote, and 70 prevent tho Senatorial question non
practically controlling, as heretofore, the scIeetIoh
iislIy ayree 10 the following mode OF ascertalning
The preference Of the Union. men OF this county ior
said ONCE, and of determining the VOC thereon 2,
the members OF the Legislature TO be elected III saiu
county at the ensuing election:
RrSt-Wc will vote Tor nc. person lor Dolcsste 70
the County G % vent ,S, Th Sos aI pledge aTs himself 70
carry out sirictiyi It's provisions In respect to said
ONCE seeon.,-The Delegates chosen 70 the County Con-
yention snslL before making any Legislative nomi-
nations, adopt tho following resolnuons: -
III REspLykp. That the Lss,.a'tve nomIncSs p p
pledge iSerhssYsss that thsy vim q slssted sHppor.
81 tiieir votes or otherwise, Tot Sne 9mee o. Th.Sa
s e. Ss ssnst Sss ~ ,SSs a. sst tSs s SSosce q he Union
votersof this county In the manner lerclnater pre-
scIlSed \ t9 nv Max, general ie oleelon each Union voter
who NAV 40 eaoose shall have. written or prpted:
vISon III ticket, In addition % the names q e.fdi-
dates iSs oidees o 3 .heteat. aled t s;, wo, ~ s IsSF
yaise az sf nIme q IL cheloe Cor ND posiiOnlj
,,non M, fSrScst number o. ucketa shAll 30 consid.
srsd The choice or The Union party OF this county
Lerisistfyr delegation as above stated.
~ 4 ticket shall b considered . Union ticket
yhirh Notes for tie Union Presidential Electors ana
Sraot isss tsan sleyfn q, Of the legislative n0mi,
Hc Thin,HNo nSfson shan be nominated for the Lesls:
,.tnlr nv tHe Convention until he shall have pledged
SImssaS to;abide is de foregoing resolution and 70
$500 az lnhfruuilona GHfHaa NhfN Ahli slAs ? lNA"1
Fourth-Tho said Conveation shall prescribe ths
| mode on counting aid votes fr the once o. senator
and OF declaring oriclally the result therso'. 49,,
Apriiz, 1886. Vts4'
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1868-05-11

w, buy Rverythlng for ~Grsenbacks
New York Wholesale Prices
And that Is " why We can afford and shall con
iinuo to sell FREsH, PgRE and aESulsE
DRUGS. PATENT MEDICINES OF on ~ kiaSsi
DRUG STORE CHEAPER than IN any other
house In Virgins.
Phy.jcians,P descriptions a.d Fam
liz Receipts WarSnsted nc.
curnteiy prepared at all
Hsurs, Day nnd
Night,
And Mt ONE. HALF THE USUAL
as we pay no percentage toT these fayoIs; oa' asi
ali will flourish. The PLACE, our branchhouss
HERE, 10 tho
MINERS AND TEAMsTERs' DRUG
(sign Of tho big GoLDrs MoRrAR.
No. 1856 South c street, opposite the Chspin
House, virginia. Nevada. Al this store " +"
ofieo Of
DIR. A ES,
VIII will at all times doetorthesi sick and A%nhieted.
and eT,ct cures by the natural, Judicious, liberal
and successful treatment which for the Iast 20
wears characterize the practices Of Medicine nna
Iuroery OF his excellent Father and the late Dr.
Vslontins Mott, Sr Of New York.
~oFFIcE CONSULTATIONS FREE
HV- Proper Medicines furnished and Speedy
cusss Al moderate charges. Applicants YRcein.
ated and Teeth Extracted Every Afternoon
from 2to 5o'elock,
No. ISL South q Strset. sign ofthe big Golden
Mortar, Virginia, Nevada np.3'lm.is.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1868-05-11

All Policies are Non-F orfeitable
and Participate in the Profits.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1868-06-23

AND RESOLUTIONS


First-We congratulate the country on the as
sured su,cass of tin, r.,,p.tru,tin6 r,li ~ ~
CONGRESS as ayiprad by tb.. ,l,p,i,, i, n ,i';,
Of the States lately in rebellion If C,n.tit,,,i1n
securing equal civil ant ,olitic,i ri.,L,. =, al
and We regard it as tn. duty Of the t;1vernu,rrt
% sustain tle.. CoU.rituti,ns and r,ov.,t ,Ia
people Of such stat. from Lip, raiI,ittoJ :, y
state Of anarchy and alilit nv rrIre.
SecoD Dl-Tha f,u,rauta. l,v :, ,,.,r,ss or ,s,,,1 |
srffraera Z, .I1',.,I mon i, ,Ia 81
m.nIei by ever, .iIa,,ti,,,,f ,,,tl+,, s,ftr
gratitude anil Justice ar,l must be ntirt,i,,,.i2
states prortrIy t t ,n, n, I ,te l%Ea,
So i'1F0''' '-''I-' !" Inc ls'I4e q tho>e
Tbirg-W. dan,,,,,.. all c.rr,, - rs,,,, ,;,t;,,,
as national ilne. The nation, honor rcII,ir,..
the uay;nent Of ff. pIIi,li. ir.IaItis. ~ H.
Utmost good fd,h to our cr~f"r. M at homa le snS ,
|abro4d-not only accor,iing t. the letter but the
Is,,irit Of the law MIL With +, -, ''''
F5urth-Iti i. due to the iah,r Of tn, the nation
|that taxation -hpnld be eIualizrI and reduced as
falidly as The national faith viii permit.
fh,h-Ihe national debt, Contracted as it has
ira ioI I .ns P'f,FrTi'l2n o. me nj n Tor al!
-, ,,.i ''i't .e H'tlii,H "'.r llF
Whenever it can honestly b.. done
Sixth-That the hest policy t. diminish our
burden Of debt i - To Improve our credit that
faplta lists i'll eek IL lend money at lower
fates OF interest tlit1 We nov pay AMI must con
kntsi 1aJ % pay. 50 long a rsralaJ'n, paTtl. or
SsyaItI,T,. - ,I
|hould be administered With the sf,ctsf con-
|ny. The corruption, which h4v. been 50 shame
FULLY nurse,i AID fsteredby Andrew johnson call
0Iiiy III f3r radical reform:
q E'snth-"e tll iF'i "niIy dep'oTe the untinely
Eret the 49,, tnira i-J,'r,l!i Ia 'u re-, r,-
Pre-ident.,I rh,ir VIII, has orteI tr.1ri.r,,,-It
the people Who elected him and the cause he
as pledged to snIp5rt. He has usnrneJ Iegis-
atiTe ami judicial f2nrti'ils, has refused to exc
as u lle laws. hts Gsei his office to induce other
xac,,ire ~ ] s,si ne LiM'' mas einiI,yea ms
|ropertv naaTa lilsrty AND Iifl - ci+td, ',,s
bused the par,,,ail. p5wer has den"uuceI the
iational Legislature as Unconstitutional, ha,
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1868-06-23
81

lOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, THAT THE
undersigned has been appointed as Assignee
Bankruptcy Of the estate ana effects of JACOB
BEAM, of Ormsby county, State of Nevada.
mas been adiudged bankrupt, upon his own
fes for the District of Nevada.
|stsd June ], 1865. je5-Im
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1868-12-11

roots. All woody and broken roots
Should he cut clear otl from the under
side with a sharp knife, and the too
cnt back to three or four icet, which
will make "a head high enough, and
yet low enough for those who prefer
i low headed tree. Gently press the
soil among the roots. The trees
should ot course stand abou, the same
depth the did in the nursery rows.
+. FRYER.
Napcryillc. III. Sept. 10, lsGS.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1868-12-11
COURT NOTICE.


STATE - Indiana, Dubois County. s.:
Eina NJ. McConahsy
- Com IoT Divorce
Jrmss &. McConahsv.
Ia ne Common Please Juri, j January Term
4 H.. 1869
y OW COMES rhe plaintiffs her Attorney
~ ana tiis. hsr c,mp herein, teg yihp,
eih M ilidlvit 'hai SAID Defendant, james
Y McCcnah,,. = necessary parry To an &C.
non tor divorce, and Is not a resident vi the
Staie q; indlaur.
Ma ice Is hereby given sal! defendnr,--
mot unie-s he he ard ppresr On he fret dq,
q. The next Term Of the Commen Pleas
Coarr. 10 be holden on the III Monday OF
January, \. u. 1859 az The CVurt House
10 Jasper. in sau eruniy end State, ~ an
swar or cemur 10 sud compliant. The sane
~lli he heord and determined 10 his al.
-eree
Wtness, my n ame e-d seal of snii Cont.
ifiixed > Jssptr. his 2.o day Of October,
A. II. 1868.
H. A ECLTHAUS Geek CCPDC.
l. @ & 9 a hEBauLsR, Atiys.
Oei. 81 ls6S-3s
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1868-12-11
NOTICE o. INSOLVENCY.

4 I the October tenn, lSGS, of the Com.
4 mon Pleas Curt OF Dptois countv. the
estate o. Victor fiprn-y. deceased. was DE-.
claTsd probably iLsolveni. Those interest,".
cd are notified thu VIII hc satfied accord.
'ngiy THERESA HORNEY. Ad,or'x.
Is Bueurrr. Ati'y. Nov 6 rs 3w
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1868-12-11

Bu'!'s. Ced. on BnIers. Az aeuur Documents
Arkansas heard from. Testimony q
Medical Men
Slony Ppini, White Co Ark NJ, % ct
DR. JoHN BuLL- Dear 81: Las' Ecu
rnar, was in Louisville purchasing drugs
md got some of your SaIssparlia M,
cedron Buffers
NV son.in law. " no WAS with NE in III,
store, has ben down with rhannaiism fol
some tine. commenced en- your Buffers. an,
Soon 'onnd bis general health improved
Dr Glst, vino hes been u had health
'rei them. and be also Improved
Or Coffee. who has been IN Ind hnnlih
fcr srversl ,ears--stomnrh and liver affect.
ed--he improved very much ny he use o.
your Biters. Indeed The Crdron Bii,.rs
has gwen ven great popnlsrily in this settle.
'nent think could sell great qaaniir,
at yon- medicines this fnil--ssrrchlv ~
yoor ce'fon Br'ers and Sarsrrsrlla snip
me via Memnhis, care 81 Rcke' & No.l,.
Resoertfu'lv G.. u WALKER
BULLS WORM DESTROYER.
Parents Read this Important LETTER You.
ore Interested in its Contents
Mlddletown. Ind Aprii 20 'GG.
Mr. NJ l. Dupl,n whites: DO not know
hat Bu = Worm DESTROY er needs an, mor.l
recon, mends ions ,l,sn - ,,s ,lr-,g, ..,';,,
a bv us avn us,i,s .,, '..., "','n"
it,!e son. eyen nbnu, ,,,ss raas N.Y.. "''
'erely attacked las, tail and winter with
ight chiis, followed bv very niyh fever.
hrowing him into rt,s ss,inr l,on, ~. d,
Iour 10 one and bait hours; Of thr same
ime the child hal YER, sironu synanfru,s ~,
'otms. My ahysiciar-- one OF he h.,, il
his part OF the coun,rv-,xhausttdn ii 81.
Kill md The NATIRIA MEplcA io.xrpi,
'orms, and entirely tailec 70 prirp.ty. l.
hought .John Bull" could 90 il. ana oev.
le child The contents OF tAtnp boxes. in /
oses. riaht aui m0rnino, mj;h hopny 70. .
ilis. The chli has no, bsInssa.m ~
YER three mon,hs. sn3 instead of m, b,oat
! mess that he W.. he il nov vs,l.,g
eaftv JOHN Ball did it''
Yours 'ruly II l.. rrpTAN b.
cor
. "o" ~ -iH MlNAtSOfA
= gs'on MTrken CO.. Min.. ~. Z, 'tG.
''R v"hs y uiL- Deer -: a.u.rj iFc', 4
r"'ucHy 70 rs p'nc" Tue store, hs,f i
me OF yonr Worm Destroyer t,r slle. :.
hAf ARE GREATLY NEEDED HsaE IL M!N.
-soiA' 'fi"' Is ~. mt ''rtGed ~ Civ
:" Puta'i"n. CANT 10 WITH Ut (.
ZEN. 10 sthd scnr oni THE way.
'u's' T,ncfre " y" .. ARKCN CyD.
Dull sAhS \ ~ Kill \
Good Reason ter fha Cap.aih's F4i,h - .
lead The Ga ptaiu's Letter a.l Tie letter
from his Mo,h-r.
:, p",'heSS' 49, Ap'' 70 lstG
DIS. JpHy Bull ljea,S.r. krne
lclency OF your S,f-.paril!h. and the heel.
and ben hcial qunlities il possesses, /
nd you the to having statement Of uvcs
was wounded shouf Two yaurs aan-was
zen pri-opes snd confined for sxieeu
nths Being moved so often. NJ, wounds ri
We not healed YET. | have MOI s.t IN
mcnt since ! ess wounded. lam shot 81
ongh 'he hips. Nv Genera health ia i'm.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1868-12-11
NOTICE OFlNSOI\FN1,y

I the October term. 1868. of The Com.
mon Peas Court OF Dubois rnnnty IN
estate OF John Efny. deceased, y as dee RED
lnso'vent Those interested are Motif. q
hat IL Will BE- seulpd artordinoy
WENDOLIN ERNY, Adm'f.
b Bnerner. htl'y
Nov '6S-4w
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1868-12-11
X L 4 Y rs MERUsIA.
FoR TIE HAIR,
I sts {, 20 y 9 Al.

me eAp.Ti"rfc al over one hundred v.,,.
~ re We cns'vaticn ard prcsery,,ion !,
'h' fiair. Is new emhndied in mis- w;c.I-
NHp~n nr' ptroiiou For dressing c,,E,
aid preserving W." liair, tss y. roupj,n,h,
v or . Three ~ iour appli,stion, viii s,o,
''' i!alr iroin talllrg If, md il H.. d,cc,
>'"'a ''y, u VII p:ever' hair io.itp lis o,ic
'n"l rotor dufing u hf.iime No prep.,s.
"'h eGus'e y Ter EEsToR:fs The bal, anck,,.
no pf'p"rh'iyn has bceu mote exfen.
N'F endorsed ~ ne medical faculty for
'''''c' 'h'"cenc@ - regards iriury
y" 'hn nhi' ~ head, sud frr H. tonic ef,c,.
nron ~" system Prtcr lpree h,t,Jss 81
i"ree'='t bseier- 10 Fancy Goods r,J
'0'' \ .arrs grnerHl!s, Gterally de.,
'rh Hein.led IN IN parts Of the u. 9
''srti,. &r Address
,rfftTARY RrfvE's AnBRes,A Co.,
f"h II 'tS-i-H : 4 Go A.w Ve,k
Elizabeth daily monitor. [volume] (Elizabeth, N.J.) 1868-1880, 1868-10-02
EPISCOPAL INTERESTS.


Next Wednesday the Trieni,ial Con-
vsntion Of the Protestant Episcopal
church win convene in New York. This
viii be gathering Of special interest
not only TO Episcopalinns, but also TO
all Christian Evangelical denomina-
tions.
The church represented by thie con-
vention is so closely CONNECTED with
the Established Church of Great Brit
ain and the colonies, that its delibers-
tions must attra the attention Of the
religious on both sides OF the Atlantic.
It's action will greatly influence all
branches OF the Anglican Church. The
contest between the high and low
church representatives to-day, shak-
ing the church as never before, will be
fully shown on the floor of the Con-
vention, and we mistake greatly, if be-
fore the close of the Convention, we'do
not learn of the multiplying OF the
knights of the sorrowfnl figure"
This will be a warming time to the
dear " mother church, /" in the questions
to be mooted, if not discussed at
length.
Are the Episcopalians and Methodists
to be joined in marriage? This will fire
up to the boiling point the HIGH priests
Of ST. Adams and all the auricular con-
fession fathers of Trinity offspring. The
Tying sympathizers will make another
stir. And then, the education of the
freedmen, and III this is the first con-
vention since the war, in which the
whole South shall have been represent
ed, look out for fire and smoke on the
subject, and then the revision. of the
creed. We have no fear for the truth
in the end, nor for the Protestant Epis-
ccpal Church it may go through the
purifying process, even as by fire, but
she will come forth, though perhaps
Topped of some OF her traditional APP
pendages, yet without the smell of fire
on her garments. We shall watch well
for the display of Christian manhood
on the part of those "set for the de-
fence of the Gospel" who have not yet
bowed the knee to Baal-and, as they
come forth singing, we shall hope to
join
o. love the Church 1.-The Holy Church,
That DER our life presides,
The Birth, the Bridal, and the Grave
And many an hour besides
Be mine, through life, to live in her,
And when the Lord shall CALL
To die i'll her-the spouse of Christ
The Mother of us all"
Elizabeth daily monitor. [volume] (Elizabeth, N.J.) 1868-1880, 1868-10-02
LONDON, Sept. 80.

The following important news have
been received here from Madrid: Jose
de Ia Concha, at the head of the Gov
ernment at the capital, and Manuel de
Ia Concha, in command of an army in
the field, have pronounced for the revo-
luton. The people of Madrid and the
army garrisoning the city have followed
their example. A statue of the Queen
has been dragged through the streets
Madrid by the Rebels. Pavia, of the
Royal army, who had been marshaling
his forces for several days, has been ut
terly defeated by the insurgents in the
Province Cindad Real. His army is
dispersed, and he himself is fugitive.
Marshal Serrano, of the Rebel army, is
marching on the capital unopposed.
The Count Of Girgenti, son-in-law of
the Queen, has been captured by the
insurgents. A Provisional Junta has
been formed. Perfect order prevails
everywhere.
Elizabeth daily monitor. [volume] (Elizabeth, N.J.) 1868-1880, 1868-10-02
2lews uf the Guy.

Gen. Blair arrived in Bedford, Penn, last
night.
Stephen Tobin was reelected Mayor of
Halifax, yesterday, without opposition.
Seven frame houses in East St, st. Louis,
were burned yesterday morning, loss $4,000.
Sir George f. Cartier and the Hon. w.
McDougall started from Ottowa for England
yesterday.
The provincial scull Race between
Brown of Halifax, and Fulton OF st. John,
has been broken off by Fulton.
The Directors of the Chicago Board Of
Trade have declined to accept the resignation
of L. P. Robins, the President, rendered yes
terday.
The total loss by fire in Chicago, on We'd
nesday night was about 100000. The princi-
pal losers are Chiids 4 Briggs, Wholesale gro
GERS, SI5, 900.
The remainder of the s5,0o0,000 purchase
money of Missouri's lien on the Missouri and
Pacific Railroad was paid in on account Of the
State debt yesterday This payment reduces
the State debt to sl7,000,00O.
Alfred Barbour, of Lamberton, N. j., com
mitted suicide yesterday, at the Mansion
House, in Baltimore, by shooting himself
through the heart He was once professor
of Ethics in the Naval School at Annapolis
The statue of Commodore NJ. C. Perry,
presented to the city of Newport by August
Belmont, was formerly unveiled in Touro
Park in that city yesterday. Mayor Atkinson
made the speech of acceptance, and after
wards an address was delivered by the Rev.
DR.. Francis Yinton, of New York.
The Nashville City Council, who were elect
ed on Saturday. were sworn into office yester-
day. Thornbury, and the candidate for
Council, who ran on his ticket, entered pro-
test. and announced their intentiona to con-
test the validity of the election. An indig-
nation meeting was held in the public square
last night.
Hon. James T. Brady, one of the most
prominent Democi = w York City, has
announced his purl -4s W vote for Grant and
Colfax.
Before Theodore F. Randolph became q
Director of the Norris and Essex road Che is
now President) its stock was 40 per cent
above par but now it sells SO below par
Since John I. Blair took good hold OF the Pa
cific railroad its success has been assured,
and immense profits are looming up in pro-
spective
Elizabeth daily monitor. [volume] (Elizabeth, N.J.) 1868-1880, 1868-10-02
BOYS IN BLUE.
PHILADELPHIA,

PHILADELPHIA, Oct. L.
The following from Gen. Phil Sheri-
dan was read to the boys yesterday
FoRT HARKER, Kansas, Sept so.
Say to the Boys in Blue that it is us
essential to have political victory this
fall as it was to have an Appomattox in
65, and that every man who loves his
country should vote for Grant.
P. H. SHERIDAN, Major-G General u S.
A.
The veterans of the war were official
ly received by His Honor Mayor Nor,
ton McMichael, and rendered the hos
FATALITIES of the city. which are being
showered upon them with the well
known generosity of the Philadelphians.
During the entire day there was "a move
ment of nnarmed troops rallying again
to the support of their country, and at
this hour q p. m. the city presents
the appearance of miniature camp,
without the unpleasant addition of arms
and equipage. The National Hall, I'm
ion Refreshment, and Cooper Shop Sa-
looms, and other public buildings, as
we'll as many private residences, were
thrown open for their accommodation.
At o'clock the Boys in Blue assembled
in Independence square (which was
handsomely decorated with the national
bunting), accompanied by large num-
Der of loyal citizens. The veterans
were mostly represented by delegations
from their respective States or towns,
as the larger number of them will not
arrive until tonight or tomorrow
morning, to participate in the grand
ceremonies OF the three days festivi-
ties
The New Jersey delegation is COM
manded by Gen. McAlister.
Among the distinguished Generals
assembled on the platform were Gen.
A. E. Burnside, Fitzpatrick, H. A. Bar
mum, Negley, Farnsworth, James Stew
art, Jr., A. Il, Stevens, Torbert, Thayer,
Pleasanton, Shaw, Sweitzer, Hawley,
Adams, Stevens, Bartlett, Spicer, Cham
berlain, and host of others.
Speeches were made in the afternoon
by Generals Barnum, Burnside, Kilpat-
rick, and Gov. Curtin.
The following is part of Gen. Kilpat-
rick's evening speech.
I shall not try to say much to you of
this time, as have already made two
speeches to-day, and my voice is failing.
The spirit, indeed, is willing, but the
flesh is weak ; but have been reioiced
beyond measure to see assembled here
SO many of my old comrades, the brave
Boys in Blue, and while / have met
them face to face on the field, and
while they are now by their presence
giving us many tokens for the future,
and oar assurance of the election OF
Elizabeth daily monitor. [volume] (Elizabeth, N.J.) 1868-1880, 1868-10-02

CORPORATION TICE.-Assessment Of
" Magnolia street sewer, from Jefferson street
sewer to Madison avenue.
Notice Is hereby given, That the assessment
of the whole amount OF the costs and expenses
of constructing sewer in Magnolia street, from
the sewer in jefferson street to the westerly line
OF Madison avenue, has been delivered to me,
and that the owners of land and real estate, as
sessed and named below, are requested to pay
the amount to me, with interest thereon, from
the 10Th day of September, 1858, being the date
of such assessment, at seven per centum per an
nun, at my office, within sixty days from the
Goth day OF September, instant, or within said
time deliver to me bond, entered into by said
owner or owners, to the city Of Elizabeth, con.
ditioned for the payment of such assessment in
five years from the date thereof by paying TWEEN
ty per centum per annum of the amount of such
assessment, or such part thereof as may remain
unpaid, at the rate of eight per centum per an
NUN, payable semiannualy.
Elizabeth daily monitor. [volume] (Elizabeth, N.J.) 1868-1880, 1868-10-02
N. P. CHAPMAN, Secretary.

One of the negro speakers in the
Georgia Legislature being sneered at
fer his rude speech, replied I: You
laugh at my ignorance would you
have been any more learned than I am,
if, for tifty-seven years. You were not
permitted to own spelling book with
out running the risk of the lash. This
was home-thrust, but it was not appre-
ciated by the chivalry,