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Rebellion Record: a Diary of American Events: Poetry and Incidents., Volume 7. (ed. Frank Moore), National war-song. (search)
test the wonderful alleged supernatural powers of Mr. Charles E. Shockle. It was my good fortune, as a friend of the mediuearly to the ceiling. It was nearly nine o'clock before Shockle was fully under spiritual influence, and so powerful were k, were heard directly beneath the President's feet, and Mr. Shockle stated that an Indian desired to communicate. Well, nd more action. Henry Knox. That is not Indian talk, Mr. Shockle, said the President. Who is Henry Knox? I suggested s well, will be a perfect trap for the Alabama. Well, Mr. Shockle, remarked the President, I have seen strange things and says about this war. I'll try to get his spirit, said Mr. Shockle; but it sometimes happens, as it did to-night in the casintained, and after an interval of perhaps three minutes Mr. Shockle rose quickly from his chair and stood up behind it, restthe President, whether it comes from spirit or human. Mr. Shockle was much prostrated after this, and at Mrs. Lincoln's re