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Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1862-06-26
Sugar for 5 cts. per Pound!
Choice Fruit Trees, Etc.
AT THI--
DAYTON N l RISE r Y.
June l2, 1862.

Sfss standard and Dwarf APPLE AND PEAR kI.g.
eY~ TREES of The finest varieties PEACH, FiN
- PLUM and CHERRY TREES of all kinds,
suited to the climate of Holmes county, Also Peach
grated on imported Plum Root, which is new, and
makes healthier tree than its root, therefore
superior to any other.
All kinds of hardy GRAPE VINES, such as Delaware
Diana, Concord, Rcbtcca Union Village, &c.
SMALL FRUIiS-Currants several new varieties
Goesebcuies, Monthly Raspberries, &c. Also, varie'
ties of Strawberries, among which will be found vii
sons Albany and Triumph Degan which now CON
sidered the best cultivated.
ORNAMENTAL TREES AND SHRUBS, Eyergreens
Roses, etc in eat varieties. Also Dallias, Ncrbena'
and other lowering plants.
The above but few Of the immense varieties
raised by the Dayton Nursery. Everything raised er,
is peculiarly adapted to this climate. The people o
Holmes county have heretofore been negligent in cuti
waiting fruit, and they should neglect it no longer for ne
county in the State is tier adapted to fruit raisnl
than this the soil being rich and warm and cce from
frosts.
J.J. SWIGERT is now resolving orders through tl
county for the Dayton Nursery, In liking prices HI
takes the hard times into consideration, lie may b
found at the Empire House when not out canNassng.
All trees packed in straw and boxed for shipment
and warranted perfect when delivered Trees ordered
now will be delivered at Mllersburg from the LIST TO th
9th Of November. [lSw3l
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1862-06-26
GREAT BARGAINS.
@M-
DRY COODSl
-AT-
MULVANE'S EMPORIUM!
1 VIII orer. AT REDUCED pRroEs.

WIZ oltrt Al htppOEb fhlCfHt
LANES DRESS GOODS
Plain and Fancy silks, French and English Merlpos
Plain and Figured DeLalnes Mohsirs, Osshmeres, Oo-
bergs, &C., sold cheap At MULvANE'S.
ONE HUNDRED PIECES
Scotch and Domestic Gingbams, sold at old prices
PRINTS
From 10 to 10 cent per yaribes Prints at Is CENTS
WHITE GOODS
Cambrics Jeconet,s, Bishop Lawns, SWISS &C. cheap,
MNUIyANE's.
SHAWLS-
Brocbe, long and square, Wooden, Merinos asd va
prices; AtMULvANE's.
CLO.aRs-
LADIES' Grey and Black Cloth Coaks, latest STYLES,
will be sold at reduced prices, At MULYANE's.
MUSLIN
Brown and DIeachea-good brown muslin for i25 cts
moor SKIRTS
About a wagon load Just received and will be sold
cheaper than the be bought elsewhere,
At MULvANE's;
H00DS, YCBKiS, GLOrEs, HOSE &c,
NEWS JvE.qR-
a large stock of Broadcioths, Doeskin, and Fancy
Cassmeres, yestngs satines, Jeans, Tweeds, Farmer
and Mechanics, Caaslmerss, to be sold cheap,
at MULYANE'S.
hlTS .1ND CAPS
The largest and cheapest stock in town Call and see
At MuLYANE'S.
BOOTS A,7ND SHOES
larg, stock Of Boots aud Shoes cheaper than ever.
At MULVANEs.
! QUEEHsElRE-
set Of A. pieces, best white Granite Ware for s4l)
At MULvANE'S.,
! GROCERIEs-
Good Sugar at 10 cents per pound,
/ God Coffee al ~ cents per pound,
At MCLYANE'5.
f8-Tha highest ca n prise paid for Country Produce
Call AID examine before purchasing elsewhere.
j. MULVANE
/ March 6. l-G2u2
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1862-06-26
The Printing Business.

a steady, industrious boy, with good English
education, from 10 to Is years of age, can have
a chance to learn the printing business at this Of
fee, if application be made Immediately One
from the country will be preferred.
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1862-06-26
Holmes County Soldiers.

Our efficient County Auditor compelled some
of the Assessors to correct the return of Soldiers
in the service from this county. The number re-
turned by the Assessors foots up $50 This, how
ever, is at least 80 short of the actual number.
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1862-06-26
THE STANTON
English e. Classical Institute,
MALES AND FEMALES,

4 Institution under this name will be opened at
"A MILLERSBURG, on Monday. April 2lst, under the
care of Rev. T.. SIMPSON, as Principal, and VI ss
MAGGIE A. KNIGHT Assistant, for session of twen-
ty-one weeks.
RATES OF TUITION FOR rnE FULL SESSION
Common English Branches Sc 90
Higher Mathematics and Natural Sciences, 90
Languages-Latin and Greek, 10 OO
and guardians having children wards to educate that
having secured the services Of Miss Maggie A. knight,
graduate of Washington Female Seminary, Pa, and
experienced Teacher, and having himself had con
siderable experience in conducting schools, we hope to
make the stanton Institute worthy Of alberal patronage
No efforts will be spared to exert wholesome iniiu-
enCe over the morals of the students.
Boarding and be obtained in public houses
or in private families in town vicinity, at reasonable
rates.
For further particua apply by letter personally to
]. A. e. SIMPSON,
or MAGGIE A. KNIGHT
March g. lS62n3 Bank Buildings, Milereburg, o
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1862-06-26
Medical Notice.

NE undersigned begs leave to inform the citizens Of
Holmes county, especially IN the vicinity Of oxford
that he has located In that place for the purpose Of
dering medical aid to all who may favor him with their
calls, He hopes, by dgent application to business,
to merit reasonable share Of public patronage.
Oxford, o., May g, 1862. Il BARNES, NJ, d.
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1862-06-26
Reward Of SO.

CERTAIN persons of the "baser sort being in the
y habit Of unlawfuy entering the hool
known the stanton Institute and of Writing prolane
and obscene language the backboards breaking the
locks and windows and otherwise damaging the proper
ty win pay the above reward for such information
will lead to the detection and conviction of any person
persons offending.
jane -, 1852. J. a. f. SIMPSON.
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1862-06-26
a Good CIip.

Mr., NJ. BIRD, of Monroe township the present
season shearcd from flock of some fifty sheep
that had been kept together, an average of 6li
pounds fine and well washed wool This we re-
gard as doing remarkably well if any one has
done better we will be glad to record the fact
Mr.. BIRD takes great care of his sheep, but is
richly repaid for all the care bestowed.
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1862-06-26
Stray Cow.

A BRINDLE Cow with white face, supposed to c
"A years old, giving mil strayed from the premises
of the undersigned in Monroe township on the LIST OF
May. liberal reward will be paid for such informal
as will lea to her recovery. Ms Post Onlce address is
Milltrsburg. WILLIAM A. SHIELDS,
Nav -, lSt2tr
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1862-06-26
MARRIAGES.

,MARRlED-On the 18th inst, at the Robertson
House in Coshocton, by Rev G.. IL. Owens, Mr..
JOuN llENDERsON and Miss CATHERINE NJ FISLEY,
both of G. oshOcton county.
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1862-06-26
Got Home.

imcnt of Virginia Cavalry has been discharged
from the service. The boys have returned home,
all of whom, except Mr. DRAKE, look hearty -
Mr.. D. had an attack of fever on his way home.
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1862-06-26
Grave Digging.

VIE undersigned holds himself in readiness at all
tunes TO attend to calls for digging graves Charges
moderate Orders left with any of the cabinet makers
will receive prompt attention
Mllllersburg, May Is, 1862. JOSEPH d. LACY.
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1862-06-26
Mowers and IecapCrs.

Capt. PoUNos has sold in this county within the
past two months between thirty and forty Mowers
and Rcapers He sells the Kirby machine, which
is generally considered the best in use. The pres
ent will be the heaviest harvest ever taken off in
this county, and these machines will be Of meal
culablc value in gathering it when hands are so
scarce as they are at present
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1862-06-26
Whiskey Pickles.

Three quarts of water to one of wliskey. As
you pick your cucumbers, or whatever you wish
to pickle, put them into this preparations and in
three weeks you will have good strong pickle.
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1862-06-26
Bounty, Pensions, &c.

Judge HusroN pays particular attention to col.
lccting bounty and back pay for soldiers and to
having the names of those entitled placed on the
pension rolls See his card in another column.
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1862-06-26
In Advance.

We expect to issue next weeks paper two days
In advance of the date that we may be enabled
to attend the State Convention on the Fourth Of
July.
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1862-06-26
The Fourth ear.

Next week commences the fourth year OF our
publication of the FARMER. The papey is in
culation than any other county paper in the State
in proportion to the population of the county.
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1862-06-26
&. II. ~ q. R. ue. Time Table.
u. Et. IL e. EsaiI Road.

Trains leave Orrville as follows:
GolSG WEST. GOING
Mail. .2:l0 P. VI Express 80. 1910 NJ.
EXPRESS. ....... .G:lS " Z" ...... 900
G. W. CASS, President.
MCGItI Act Orryin..
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1862-06-26
Attention.

Attention.
We invite special attention to the speech of
HENRY CLAY and the able letter of Mr.. DUER, on
to read them.
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1862-06-26
The State Fair.

The State Fair will be held at Cleveland on
the 10th, 18th, 18th and 10Th days of September.
The following named gentlemen from this county
are on committees; On Swine, JonN DUNCAN; on
Plows, RUSSELL WHEATON.
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1862-06-26
SrcrifC's sale.

SbcftIt sItc.
TnR BOARD or 1RUsTEEs, &c, Pltf,l
W.
JoHv G. RAMSEY, ct. al. Deft
nN virtue an order Of sale issued from the Court
- of Common Pleas Of Holmes county, Ohio in
certain civil action therein pending wherein the
of the Synod Of Wheeling is Plaintlfand John q.
me directed as ShiriT Of said county, will offer
for salo at public auction at the north door Of the
Court House in the village Of Millerburg, in said
Holmes county,
On Mondoy, tie IN day Of July, 1862,
at two o'clock =. NJ. Of said day. the following dc.
scribcd real estate to wit: Being sixty 900 acres
of land of the North side Of the North west quar-
ter Of section nine, (9) township nineteen, 90
range, Nj) and also the South west quarter Of Sec
tiun four, % township nineteen, (lHl range hf-
teen, tl5l except twenty-five (25) acres more or
less on the west side Of the lake fork Of the Mohi
can river, containing in all about hundred and
eighty llsD acres, and lying on the East side Of
the lake fork Of the MOhican river. in Washington
township, and being the same lands conveyed By
Godfrey Sprang aud wife to John G, Ramsey by
deed bearing date May 18th, 1sj7 all Of said de
scribcd lands bing aud being in the county Of
Holmes and State Of Ohio.
Taken as the property of said John G. Ramsey to
satisfy tho claim If the said Board OF Trustees of
the College fund Of the Synod Of Wheeling
JOHN S. NELSON,
MILLER & SHERWOOD, Attys. Sheriff,
MiIlersburg june ), loG2-ltw5pg Sj,-i
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1862-06-26
Admins traitors Notice.

NOTICE is hereby given that the undersigned
~ has been duly appointed and qualified Ad-
ministrator of John Farver, ST., late of German
township, Holmes county, Ohio deceased
CHRISTIAN FISHER,
June IL, lSG2- nl1N3. Administrator.
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1862-06-26
Gone TO Camp.

Capt. SPEGEL left on Monday to join his com
pany. We wish him pleasant time and a safe
return.
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1862-06-26
ON TTands

A FINELOT OF HUSH MATTRESSES at Farra's Fur
n niture Ware Rooms for sale cheap, And any guam
y of nice Furniture cheaper than IL can be grown
StsY 90 ~ JAMES FARRA.
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1862-06-26
sr,crim,s sale.


WfLLtAg H., BiGuAN, pltG,
W..
JDuS EBEnnARDT, OF. nj, Dcft }
VlY virtue of IN order Of falo isguod from tho
bb Court of Common Plens Of Holmes county,
Ohio, in . certain civil nction therein pending
wherein William T.. Bipham il Plaintiff and John
Eberhnrdt ct. nj. are defondnnts. and 10 mo al.
rcctcd ~ Sheriff Of said county, will onor for
sol e public auction at the north door Of tho Court
House, in the village Of Miller burg, ia said
Holmes county,
On Mondoy, Mc III day Of Juiy, 1862,
at two o'clock p. N. of said day, tho following do
scr bed rcal estate 10 wit: IN hot number fort,
eight fi5l IN tho town of Miler.burg county oi
Holmes aud State Of Ohio.
Taken as the property of John Lborhardt ct al
20 satisfy the claim Of said William J.. Bigham. =
Terms cash. JOHN ;. NELSON, .
Sheriff.
BARcROFr n NoRHgs, Ats.
Millersburg, June 5, lsj2-lGwjpii3
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1862-06-26

- Essence Of Cinnamon,
~ wntorgrcen Peppermint, &C. foT sale o,nE at ,he
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1862-06-26
PUMPS or EVERY VARIETY,

From one 10 a hundred feet deep; WILL NOT rRErz7-
WARRANTED. Sign of the Big lolee Pot,
May Is, 1sG2f. BRAY, THE TIMER
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1862-06-26
More Water!

WE the undersigned, each Of us having Pump In
w use bought of WIN BRAY, do cheerfully recon-
mend them to be all they represented We are per-
iecty satisfied with their operation and believe them to
be the BEST PUMPS we have seen.
JOHN Il. FINNEY. LAC. YORNORK,
O. HIATT, ID. s. UIIL,
i. y. WORRIES, l.. CRAWFORD,
S. GARD, O. WEES
JOHN SHELT1, d. MISHLER,
JOHN G. BlGHAM, II. PLATZ,
G Y. NEWTON.
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1862-08-01

A MARTELLo TowER.-This name is
given TO small, round fortifcation Of ma
son work, usually two stories high the
first being used for stores, the second for
troops and the wall determinates in para
pets which shelter pivot guns. The En-
glish navy once met with one Of these for
tificalions in Msrtello Bay, Corsica Island /,
which proved to be a very bad customer
to reduce, and from this such towers took
their name. From their experience of
this little fortification, the English came
to have a great liking for Martello towers,
and when they faucied that Napoleon had
some thoughts Of visiting the "favored
isle." they planted the coast with these
post Of reception. thinking that If each one
OF them should give him as much trouble
as the one which they found at Corsica
did them, he would probaly have a good
time in coming to see them. These
towers are intended for coast and river
fortification, but are comparatively use
less when the huge modern guns are
turned agains, them. One was found at
Tybse Island, three stories high and built
Of concrete, ten inches in thickness.
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1862-08-01
BESIDE THE RIVER.

OFT | walk beside the river
When the toll OF day is DER,
Gazing on the restless billows
Ashley break upon the shore.
And the tumult seoms Q likeness
OF the daily life wo lead;
And tho shore where waves are broken,
Like the world where toilers bleed.
l compare the waves that wrestlo
To the struggles Of tho poor,
And the grave where all is silence
To tho darkness Of tho shore.
Thus maus life ia like u river, .t..
With it's waves in swelling shoals,
When the wind is grandly harping
And like voice Of thunder rolls.
Yet betimes / soc the river
When no ripple mars it's rest,
When the sunset, in its glory,
Mirror'd rests upon lite breast.
Then il socms to nc tho pieture-
Sketch of what mans lifo will bo
In that sphere whence mystic music
Comes in silver chimes to mo
And whom night falls on the river
Oh i how lovely it appears,
With the stars set in its beauty
Like tide Of golden tears
And tho moon shines on its bosom,
Lays its glowing image there,
Like the figure Of a maiden
Cut in marble, and at prayer!
Then ponder o'er the trophies
OF the world, and all lis crimes,
Aud weave in wandering homeward,
All my funcies into rhymes.
And learn that life has symbols,
Touch'd with heaven far and widc--
That 10 sunshine and in darkness,
There uro angels at our side
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1862-08-01
Gen. Butler Furnishing Rebel Atrocity.

Gen. Butler furnishing Hebel Atr0ctty.
A rebel 10 New Orleans having exhibited
q skeleton 10 his window, labeled "Chicka-
hominy." General Butler brought him to
terms by virtue of tho following order
HEADQUARTERS DEP'MENT OF TIE GULF,
New ORLEANS. La, June 80. 1862.
SPECIAL ORDER No. l5l.-Fidel Keller
has been found exhibiting human skeleton
in his bookstore window, in a public place
in this city, labelled "Chickshominy, in
large letters, meaning and intending that
the bones should be taken by the popuace
to be tho bones Of a United States soldier
slain in that battle. in order to bring the
authority of the United Statcs aud oni
army into contempt. and for that purpose
had stated to the passers-by that tho bones
we're those of Yankee soldier, whereas, in
truth and fact. they were the bones pur.
chased some weeks before Of Mexican
Consul, to whom they wero pledged by a
medical student: ..
at is therefore ordered that for this desc.
Grafton of the dead no be confined at Ship
Island for two years at hard labor, and that
he be allowed to communicate with no per.
son on tho Island except Mrs. Philips, who
has boon sent thore for like offence.
ANY written messages may be sont to
him through those headquarters.
upon this order being read to him, the
said Roller requested that so much of it as
associated him with "that woman" might b'
recalled, which request was threforc re
duced to writing by him, as follows:
"NEw ORLEANS, June 80, 1862.
"Mr. Keller desires that that part of tn,
| sentence which rofers to the communication
with Mrs. Philips, be stricken out, as he doe
not wish TO have communication with the
said Mrs. Philips.
[Sisned] Of. KELLER.
"Witness: d. WATERS.
"Said request seeming to the Command
ing General to DO reasonable, so much oi
said order is revoked, and tSe remainder
will be executed.
"By order Of MAJOR GEN. BUTLER,
Commanding Department.
"R. DAVIS, Cap:. and A. A. General.
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1862-08-01

A NICE SCENE IN CONGRESS disgrace
full scene occurred in the House just before
adjournment on Saturday. Blake OF Ohio
declared statement relative to the Gov
ernment aupport of coutrabands. quote d
BY Alien, of Ohio, from Richardson. of llli'
nois, wholly unfonnded In fact Richardson
in q passion, called the gentlemen from
Ohio 50 Cd id liar" and made . rush
He was intercepted by the Sereeaut.at
Arms aud members of the House, Biako ex
claiming, "Let him come on" Such o seen,
has not occurred in Congress since secession
purged that body of all the fre-esters ant
most of the blatherskitss. 1t 10 said tba
Richardson forgot himself under the in
Auonce Of liquor. Poor excuse.
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1862-08-01

thoir rights and dsro maintain tbeu. Let
thero be IN uprising Of the people in sup.
port OF tho National authority, that will no,
only blast forever this unmatched treason
and its guilty authors, but give significant
notice as we'll to all foreign Statos disposed
TO intervene In our domestic affairs, that the
Amorlcan people have tho power and the
Wlll, not only to suppress this rebellion, bu.
TO resent and ettcctually rosist all foreign
intervention. You cannot consent that
foreign usurpation and dcspotism shall sun.
plant the Republic. Yed cannot consent
that your country shall cease TO maintain
tho right and avonge tho wrong. You can
not consent that tho just and bono6cen
fabric Of civil government, founded and
reared by eur fathers, whom God taught
ITO build for glory and for beauty" shall b,
shattered and destroyed by the hands o.
traitors, that your goodly beritsge shall bt
partitioned, and that America, the younRes
born, and the hope OF the world, shall bt
blottod from the map Of nations, and cease
TO be power in the Garth.
Lot it be tho fixed purpose Of oVory good
ci.izon, that, relying upon the Divine pro.
toction, whatovor may DO the sacrifice, the
! Constitution shall bo maintained aud the
Republic shall live.
We adopt tho words of the Congress o.
1888, in their Address to tho People:
Let IL DO remembered that It has ever heer
tho pride and boast o! America that tho right
for which she coDtended we're the rights o
human nature. BY the blessings of th
Author of these rights on the means OF
erted for their defense, they have prevaile,
against all opposition. Tho People Of tn
United Ststos are responsible for tho great
est trust ever committed to q political 80
ciety. If the great cause wbicl
We have engaged to vindicate SHALL be dis
bouorod and destroyed, the last and faires
experiment in favor of the rights of human
nature will be turned against them, ant
their patrons aU6 friends exposed to be in
suited and Hilencod by tho votaries Of .yran
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1862-08-01

TERRIBLE BUTCHErY IN CHINA.-The for
eign 6les bring late accounts of the insur.
reciion in China. Horrible butcheries have
been committed in different parts of the
country. On the LIST of May the English
and French guns expelled the rebels from
the city of Kahding. but in running out Of
the gates on the opposite sido of the town
the unlucky garrison fell into the hands OF
the Imperialists, who slaughtered two thou
sand Ave hundred OF them, the mandarin
offering in corroboration of that estimate to
produce corresponding number Of ears
Fifteen hundred prisoners, men, women
and children, we're taken. The number
killed by the allies cannonade is reckoned
at two thousand.
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1862-08-01
Draftirg-Who is Exempt 7

BY tho laws of the United States tho fol-
lowing persons are exempted from enroll
ment:
"Oficers, judicial and executive, of the
Government, tho members Of both houses
of Congress and their respective officers,
Custom. House officers and their clerks, in.
spectors of exports, pilots and mariners en-
ployed in sea service of citizen or mer'
chant within the United States, postmasters
assistant postmasters and their clerks, post
officers, post riders and stage drivers in the
care aud conveyance Of tho. mail of the
United States. ferry mon employed at any
ferry on the post road, and the artificeri
and Workmen in the United State armories
and arsenals."
THE DIFFERENCE BETWEEN VOLUNTEERING AND
DRAFTING.
A volunteer receives the full bounty
@27 advance bounty, one months pay (lo)
in advance, aud $75 at the end Of his time
of service, together with the usual 100 acres
of bounty land. Beside all this, bis family
receives pecuniary assistance during his abi
seuco. The drafted militia receives but Sl
per month, and no money bounty. They
can be held to service out of the State
three months, by order Of the Governor. -
Let no one, however, deceive himself tha
drafted soldiers will serve only three months
for after the militia are drafted, Congress
can very easily hold them to serve during
the war.
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1862-08-01
DRAFTING.

ABsTRAcTIoN.-A mere arbitrary act of
the mind, by which a certain attribute 10
considered apart from any other attribute
with which It may be associated. A person
of a peculiar turn of mind, seeing your
handkerchief exposed 10 your coat pocket
may thus fix his attention on one particular
object, regardless of the other with which |,
is associated, and 90 complete abstraction
may be the result.