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The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1853-1911, 1861-08-08
A Desperate Hand to Hand Contest,

On Saturday night. before the battle,
two of the Minnesota boys took it into
their heads to forage a little, for smuse
meDt as we'll as eatahles. Striking out
fron their eneampnent into The fore,t,
they followed a narrow road some dis
tance, until turning bend, fse Secession
pickets discovered each other simultaDe-
ously, and at once leveled their rifles and
fired. Two of the Confederates fell dead
and one of the MiuDesotiaus, the other
also falling, however, tut with the design
of trapping the other three. who at once
came up, as they said, to "exauine the
ID Yankees" Drawing bis revolver.
the Miunesotisu found lie bad but two
barrels loaded, and with these be shot tw o
of the piekets. Sprinsing to bis feet, and
snatcbing his sabre ia; onet from his rife
be lungej at tbe survivor, who proved to
be stalwart lieutenant, armed only with
a heavy sword. The superior skill of the
Southerner vas taxed to the utmost in |
parrying the vigorous tbrusts aud lunees
OF the brawny lumbernan; and for sever
al minutes the contest wsged in silence
broken only by the ra-te of the long
grass by the roadside aud the clash of
their weapons. FeigDog fatigue, the
Minnesotian fell back few steps. and as
bis adversary closed upon him With cat
ike spring. be let his sabre come down
upon the head of Secesb, and TIE eame
va up. Collecting the arms of the Sc
'essionists he returned to the camp, where
lie obtained assistance, aud buried the
'odles OF his companion and their foes in
me grave.
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1853-1911, 1861-08-08
A Pet Lamb Astonishes the Secessionists

The Richmond papers tell of Fire
Aouave who was caught and taken to
Fairfax. When carried before Beaure.
gard. he manifested his contempt for
that chieftsin By putting his thumb to
his nose and gyraiiug With bis fogers.-
Being ordered under confinement. he
turned about suddenly, kicked Colonel
who stood near 10 the stomach so hard
that he sat down, knocked the CORPORAL
who had him in charge bead over heels
and invited Besuregard to "come on and
get lammed." declaring that "if be didn't
have mnss. bed spis." Finding none
OF the surprised lookers-ou started to
meet him, he took to bis heels down q
lane. Several shots we're fred at hiln
Without effect. At each successive dis
charge, he would turn to make grim aces
at bis persuers. or jump high in the air
and yell. as if struck Suddenly. Lieu
tenant with drawn sword sprang before
lim from an adjacent building. SAY,
Shat are yer about, p'intin' that thing
1t mel" exclaimed Zouave. Don't yer
snow yer might cut my bran. new ives.
'itp Being marched off to Jail and put
o solitary cell, be sigpalized bis 6rst
veoing's lodgment there, by setting it on
Ire. The rebels seem to ad mire the cool
udacity of the chap, and Beauregard
aughed heartily at bis pranks.
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1853-1911, 1861-08-08

sg- The Post Office Department ha-
established a new Post Office at Camden
sis, in Barrett Township, this county, at
which place the extensive tanning opera.
tions of Messrs. PsIeDs & Northrop are
carried on. Edward f. Paleu, ESQ, i.
appointed Post Master of said office.
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1853-1911, 1861-08-08
E6- The following bank no,o

SS INC IoIIowin4 bank notes
are at par, and received on deposit BY
the city banks: Philadelphia city banks.
Allentown Bank, Bank of Catasaoua
bank OF Chester county. Bank Of Della.
ware county. of Montgomery county.
Do,lessown Bank, Easton Bank, Esstop;
Farmers Bank of Bucks coupty Far.
mers' Bank of Lancaster, Farmers and
Mechsnics' Bank, eEaston; LsDcss,er
County Bank, Msucb Chunk Bank, Mi.
ners Bank of Pott.yille.
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1853-1911, 1861-08-08
The Rebel Loss in the Bull,s RIM pottL

Ihe Rebel Loss in the Bulls Run Rattle
a surseOn 10 the rebel army has writ
ten home to Winchester. Virginia, that the
loss of the Rebels at Bulls Run ia no,
less than six thousand killed and wound !.
ed
1t is stated that sixty two dead bodie.
were conFeyed to Winchester, Virgins.
alter the battle of Bulls Run. Twelve
OF them belonged to harrisburg and ten
70 CharIestown. This heavy loss Of a ST o.
gle county 10 Virginia. in which. from all
accounts. the rebels of other States were
most pro is evidence Of the heavy
loss OF the rebels,
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1853-1911, 1861-08-08

IncoDsequence the scarcity Of change
10 Charleston and other places, the State
Bank Of South Carolina has issued shin.
Plas'ers of the denomination of ffty and
twenty FIVE cents.
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1853-1911, 1861-08-08

say The. steamship Borussia, from
Hamburg, now at New York, has on
board twenty thousand rifles of the Aus
trIaD pattern, said to be the best life
ever made. Fourteen thousand of them
are for the State of PeDDsy ylvsnia, and
the balance for New York.
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1853-1911, 1861-08-08
For The Jeflersonip1l.
CooLBAUGH's Aug. 9th, 1861.
Yours, very truly.

CooLBAUGH's Aug. 9th, 1861.
Mr. EDIToR:- discussion corcern
ing an affair which took place in our
church some time ago, seemed to b,
ended, but some person tells Us in The
l1onroe Democrat Of last week, that be
wishes it kept up. This | an sorry to
see, and think the gentleman, if do
not mistake bin, should be the last one
to desire it renewed. | feel it duty
resting upon me to keep peace iu our
church, aUd | beseech those who have
been discussing the matter to pause and
reflect, and | believe their better jud ee i.
nept will lead them in the right direction
Tbe minioter was sincere and me mt rig BIT.
and from my short acquaintance with the
'itizens Of this place 1 believe they are
rot traitors.
We are loyal. and | would eo-yes.
ven barefoot to fight the Southern rebel.
t my situation vas so that could leave
Please give this place in your columus
nd otlige yours, O s.
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1853-1911, 1861-08-08
The Comet and the Earth in Contact

Professor Hind.au English astronomer,
says that 90 the 30tb Of June the earth
probably passed through tile tqiz of the COM
ct, at distance Of pc. baps two thirds of
It's length froa, The nucleus. Two davs
previously the head of the comet vas in
the ecip;ic. distant from the eartb's orbit
only 2, 100000 miles on the inside. and
and the earth, according to his cslcula-
tons. would encounter the tail on the dsy
oamed. A peculiar illumination of the
northern sky on the evening of the 2Oth
oIt.. supposed to proceed from an auroral
glare was observed both iu England and
the Uuited States, and goes far to confirm
this theory in the absence Of scientific call
euIations. The result will be looked for
with interest. as setting at rest the vulgar
fear OF collision between the earth aud
a comet, and proving th at the later is cou-
posed of gases far more tenuous than our
atmosphere.
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1861-09-07

Az IxvASr I.oGIciAN. grandchild OF
Dr. EmmOnS, when not more than five
years of age, came TO him with a trouble
weighing on her mind. "A. u says that
thc moan is made Of green cheese, and
don't believe it:" "Don't you believe
ity Why not," "I know il isn't
But how do you know!" "IS it grand.
pa 7" Don't ask Inc that question, you
-MuSt find it out for yourself" How
can I find it out!" "You must study
into IT," She knew enough to resort to
the firSt of Genesis for information, and
after truly Emmons.like search, she ran
into the study. excla;ming: :" I've found
out; the moon is not made Of green cheese,
for the moon was made before the cows
we're"
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1861-09-07

a COUNTRY SCHOOL TEACHER, preparing
for an exhibition Of his school, selected O
class Of pupils, and wrote down the ques-
tons which he would put to them on ex.
animation day. The day came, and SO
did the young hopefuls, all but one. The
pupils took their places, ms had been mr..
ranged, and all went on glihly until the
question for the absentee came, when the
teacher aSked--"In whom do you be-
licve?" "Tn Napoleon Bonapartr !" was
the answer quickly returned. "You he
lieve in the Holy Catholic Church, do you
noty' NO." said the youngstcr, amid
roars of laughter, "thc boy that believes
in the Church hasn't come to school to.
day; he's at home sick abed"
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1861-09-07
WHOLE NJ


warm nights q lz1
The young Ie&gg y
dark charm hae ekass
heart to palpitalss bed 8
Der, where. aftsr 1ayl
portion OF her GpgHEH
herself to the tender -
pheus, whose soothing nj
by the cooling breath 81
came in at the open Win4tD
her cheeks With his 6eetkteF
word she wassnoozIHG Hs
the language Of modern bae
=" Sleep ON her velvet sysIids nsAilg 4 b. q
Anf dreamy sigh6 uphoaVed her a8egY N44St 4
While star-beams thrOugh ~ uiseeU -
s'Ol. to S:. couch, and trs.b'Iss tAs's. T'ssa
ing" 81, ~ !,
It was, as we said, about Inidnlf
when the young lady ives aFoupe4
her delicious slnmber BY hearing
at her window. HalEupeloslng her q
she was startled BY. . corpulsns fests1
parcntly struggling to gain admle ~
bNOuku NNS WaA4~1ttNtN
struck her at once that the intEudeg
been caught by the rear Of bis uuuaehII
ablcs, by a nail or some other ahay.
strumcnt, rs he seemed 70 Be stfna =
with firm determination 10 entee,
first thought was to faint heecc1 ~
give the fellow q push-hsr third, q
out Of the window a. soon 81 be 5o1
in-hcr fourth, to scream, which Ma&
medistely carried into effect Tha
tie Of the locomotive on the Iron lis
tain road, when II gave its 6Fst h4 -
the 4th day Of July, was but . q
compared to the screams Qf thet
girl. The whole house and halt
neighborhood were awakened ~ ~
cry. The old folks two female -
and three big brotherA rnshsd b
cue, and broom-sticka, uiop-hantl
bOotjacks fashed in the "a
household entered the ~ =
frighted beauty. An a1tHlg
figure In the window Dip q q
Of ell, aud changed ths elagl -
lady TO shouts Of Laughter.
The imaginary fat man wae o. NJ
own darling hooped skirt, which y ~
hung on . hook near. ths wIndo
which the wind had inflated an4 ~
motion,
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1861-09-07

TEACHING BY EXAMPLE A French gen.
tleman reprOached his son for carrying a
gold watch in very careless and exposed
manner. but the young gentleman per-
sisted in the practice, in spite of patcrnal
admonitiOn.
In crowd at the theatcr, one evening,
the old gentleman asked his son to tell
him what o'clock it was, and the young
man was distressed and mortified to find
his watch had been stolen"
Never mind" said his father, ~ took
it myself to show you how easily you
could he robbed here it isl"
lie put his hand in his fob to restore it
but 10 and behold! it was gone. Some
thief. moro adroit than himself, had ap-
propriated the property.
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1861-09-07

A YOUNG lady was sitting In window
in Camden, N. j., 3 few days ago. when
she observed q Colored girl cutting up
some antics, and she commenced laugh
ing. The darkey observed It, turned up
her nose and said, "You white gals need
not laugh-yOu'Ve got no bea1x now
they'se ell gone South to 6ght for US
niR0erR"
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1861-09-07

A New YoRK mercantile house held an
unsettled claim Of long standing against a
"lame duck" out West, and hearing that
no was becoming well to do, sent their
claim on to lawyer to collect. In due
time they received q reply, which effectu-
ally dispelled any hope they may have
had Of receiving their money. 1t ran in
this wise Gentlernen-You will never
get any spondulics from Bill Johnson
The undersigned called upon him yester-
day, found him with nary tile; his feet
upon the naked earth, and not clothes
enough upon him to wad q guni"
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1861-09-07

The following anccdote ought not to he
lost on many ingenious doctors, who are
perpetuaIiy bringing forward modes Of
treatment for the "crisiS." 4 wealthy
gentleman, who has . decided will Of his
own, and o somewhat irraScible temper,
was sick. His troubles were gouty foot
and disordcred stomach. DR.. Allopathu
attended to the foot aud DR.. Homeopathy
to the stomach. One day DR.. A., after
carefully bandaging the painful, gouty
foot, asked the gentleman to let him see
his tongue. mo-" grOwled the irritatcd
man, "Dr. II. attends to that. You can
take care Of your own end"
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1861-09-07

KING CHARLEs II, on . csrltl
paying q visit to DR.. Bushy. til
is said to have strutted through y
with his hat upon his head, whiIe
esty walked complaisantly behi
with his hat under his arm bnl -
was taking bis lsavsAt ths an8
tor with great humility il
him "SlI bepe: youF
cuse my W4ht 0E respect \
my boys were 70 imagIn6 ~ &
greater man In the kinRdogA t1as
I should never be able.t TO rule t.
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1861-09-07

" YOU don't want to fall in love with a
girl don't commence flirting with her.
This cOurting for fun is like boxing for
fun. You put on the gloves in perfect
good huInOr, with tho most friendly in
tentiOns Of exchanging a few au.icablv
blows; you find yourself insrnsibly warm
with the enthusiasm Of the conflict. until
some unlucky punch in the "veSkit" de.
.cilcs the matter, and the whole affair
ends in . downright fight Don't you
zee the similarity! ,..y >'~'-,-'
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1861-09-07

OxE very cold night a jolly old fellow
who had parlakcn rather freely Of Hip al
. tavern, started for home in 9 sleigh
and on the way was upset and left by
the side Of the road. Some persons pass
ing the same way q short time after. dis
covered the fellow in . sitting posture
holding his feet up to tho moon, ejecUla
Ei0E to some invisible person, named
John: Pile IN the wood, John, it's
Ithundcring cold FIRE"
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1861-09-07

VERMONT ELoQUENCE. Vermont leg
islatOr, who was opposed to project for
new county, "came down" on the local.
ity after the following fashion:
"The soil is so poor that it won't grow
pennyroyal. Sir, you might now the
country with razor, and rake 1t with q
fine-tOOth comb, and you wouldn't get
fodder enough to feed sick grasshoppeE
through the winter. Sir, they plArt corn
with bars. and hold the sheep by the legs
while they nibble the grass 10 the cracks
of the cliffs"
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1861-09-07

A TALKING MATCH come of recently at
philadelphia, for Eve hundred dollars Q
side. Il continued thirteen hours-the
rivals being Frenchman and KentOck.
Jan. The bystanders and judges were oil
talked to sleep, and when they woke up
in the morning, they found the French
man was dead, and the Kentuckian whiS.
pcring In his eaF.
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1861-09-07

a LEARNED WiFE.-A Turk coming to
a mosque, behcld his wife in conversation
with strange man, and, entering, desired
her to come away. The woman replied,
"lt is written in our sacred Koran, Thou
shalt not command in any house but thy
own. a" The husband asked what she
was about. ASK no questions" replied
the wife, " for the Scripture says, 'Thou
shalt not inquire about what does not
concern thee" lie again ordered her to
ceme away, when she exclaimed, "The
holy book declares that mosques belonged
to God disturb not, therefore, his temple" ="
lie attempted to seize her, and she re-.
piled, "The Koran says, whoever is in a
mosque, to that person it is an asylum. {"
The husband was now confounded, and
CALCULATED. PLAGUE upon learned wife
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1861-09-07

LAwYRRs are very eitl
young lawyer, upon boln
attachment between & Yo
gentleman, inquired e Ehe
man was the q IoTeF o. IeV
tOrnsy In Dublin wrQla
gentleman 70 meet hl
be the same more o. Is
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1861-09-07

"MR. BRowx." said q constable 81
ubiquitous parsonage the other d.
many cows do you ownf" /" Why
askf" was the query. "Becanl
to levy on them," was the pFome
der. "Well, let me ses,v nd
abstractedly, show many cnwn
law allow met" Two, "rejoins6
stable. "Two," said Mr.. 3. WI
nnturcd astonishment: /" well, K
alows me two, / wish Il would mGl
and send the other along, asl hase
one !"
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1861-09-07
Two Inrsnnnr rsrs 60 =

Two IRIsHMRN were g1ins y =
cannon Just for fun I; but hesN
an economical turn of mind
wish to lose the ball So
took an iron kettle in hia g
It 10, and. stationing hlmse
the loaded piece, BE exete
other, whes steod behlAa +
lighted tori Touch e ais
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1861-09-07

SPEAKREs who dtaI II
apt to get them : littIet IL
Not long since We hse
was urging bic hpaEs
Of Age9 Sxclaim = " y
our knees. using &lif
cara With Rhlch q ~
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1861-09-07

The Buffalo Ezprsss says
Of slavery. having nearly run
must be shaken from the Goul
South and slavery must peri
Gods government can neveF'bs
And again the same Rspnh
prays: "Let God above loolI
Judge as, II we have not nov
exterminits slavery op the Anl1
tiMrht."
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1861-09-07


TRIALS OF SCHOoLMAsTER.- Master !:
"Boys, Noah had three sons-Shcm, Ham
md Japhct. Now. who was the father Of
Noahs three sons!"
The boys pause, look dubious, but there
is no reply.
Master: "What! can't you.tellH Let
me illustrate. Here is Mr.. Smith, our
next neighbor, he has three sons, John,
James, and Joseph Smith Now who is
the father Of John, James, and Joseph
Smith ?"
Boys: (all together in eager and emu
louS strile,) Mr. Smith,"
Master: Certainly! that's correct.
Well, let us turn to the first question {;
Noah had three sons-Shem, Ham, and
Japhet. Now who was the father of Shem,
liam, and Japhet!"
Boys: Unanimously, after little hest.
tation,) "Mr. Smith,"
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1861-09-07
MHow do vou ,do. n. amili

"How do you do, M. Smith
whati" "Why, how do yen GA
selfi" "I never lose mySelG:
how have you been :" =
where 7" "Pshawi how De -
/" Feel Of me and see" :" Good
Mr.. Smith," at Is not gas
=-iti wet and Raseyysn Aaa
geuNrated.
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1861-09-07

~ ANNE .. HoWR.
NJ life is 90 weary,
So full Of cad pain,
Eaeh day bTiues lie shadowS,
tie mIstS and itS Eaiu.
There's 40 ray a sunshtns
Ny pathway to cheer;
But sorrow would IaniSh
IL mother we're here.
Each hope for me blcO~ius
Bat blooms TO deesy,
Each jOy that I treasure
Soon Withsrs away.
Ny dreams, full Of beauty,
ln gloon disappear;
but soon Ill would hriVhtsa
II mother we're here.
o lay ny poor head
In her dear lap once more,
And feel her SOII 0nSeTS
STRAY Iotingly Ger,
And catch her fond WhiSPsTS
And glad words Of cheer;
How sOoa grief Would vanish
II mother we're here
How tender her tones were,
llow living and sWsst,
AZ che told me Of life,
Aud the trials I'd meet.
Yet Iittle I cared then,
But little did fear,
YOT she uaS beside me,
Ny mother uaS here.
Nov flowers bloom above her,
And WindS In the gTsOs
breathe low, SoIemn dirgs',
A. gently they FAssi
And In len " mourn her,
With many tear.
d earth ueTe far brighter
IL mother we're here.
Tlut q ~hrn this lieb
Restless momeuts are passed,
And I 90 10 abide
With the angels at last.
Among the rich IoyS
Which In heaven III share,
Is mOtheS, OWest mother,
Who uuiteIh me there,
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1861-09-07

MILTON, when blind, married . shrew.
The Duke Of Buckingham called her {
rose. al am no judge Of eolOrs, {" replied
Milton, "but dare say you ere right, iol
feel the thorns daily"
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1861-09-07

Tus man Of the world says the Bible
is good book /; and to show his appreci'
alton. buries II in the COftin with his
grandmother, as 6 precious relic OF the
paak.
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1861-09-07

last Winter. the Western papers say,
. COW iloated down the Mississippi on
cake Of ice, and caught such q cold that
she has yielded nothing but Ice creams
a1Ar since.
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1861-09-07

A RANps0lGn 1d
to Be in great tFltu
day. One ~ ~
the suhiect e ha
sks repll
should ilits5 8
widow
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1861-09-07

HADEr IN child is at 6rst Q spiders
wSb, neglected, Il becomes thread Of
twine; nexL . cord or rope finally, .
cablc--then, Who car. break it:
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1861-09-07

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0aeh suksqaeat u esvSn 81 81 BusiHes Cards Of 10
g Iaas year. Is; Buansrs Cards Of 10 lines
three uNaaAs eIO liberal discount will bc on ths
absys RATES ~ yearly and quarterly Advertisements which
sxoSsA sae eNn@N
JOR PRINTIN0.OuF 0@oe s Fvpletr with ell the modern
t1sruveuunu ~ tie execution Of
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