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Among seafaring men, it is well known that for many years. perhaps generations, the phrase ssgetting Jackson'do has been very commonly used 10 express tine pIedis- ament of being iammed, snarled, or ''caught foul.o An old tar, the other day, feeling a portion of the weight with which the gene raj pressure in the money market now at- flcts the whole American people, and find ing that his tobacco-box was growing hun- gry without the means of replenishment, exclaimed "shiver my jb if l arn't catched between the fly of the ens'n and mizen shronds-I'm te-totally Jackson'd." The propriety of the application of this term-to the present condition of the United States, either literally or fgnratively, will not pro- bably be disputed. We are Jackson'd, most eonsummately.-.N Nantucket laq.