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The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1862-06-20
VOLUME XIII. NO. 25.
HOME DEPARTMENT.

11-our three months volunteers arrived
a. Camp Chase on Wednesday Of last wook
About thirty from Holmes and Perry Coun,
ties, mostly from tho former, being assigned
10 lno'r Company (co. H., ssth Reg, II
numbers ninoty.ibroe mon, over si1y OF
whom arc from this County. On the dav
after thc'r arrival in camp, thcy elected
their commissioned officers, who are Capt.
u. b. Woodbury., Of Geauga, ist Lieut.
John s Orr, of Morrow , I'd Lieut., Martin
IL. HambIin. of Geauga. The non com.
missionod officers arc not yet olOctod. Tn.
eSth is one Of the Regiments which are TO
remain in the State, for guard duty.
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1862-06-20

e~We are requested to state that, as
peace has not beon declared, there is work
yet to be done by our Aid Society. It con-
''nues to meet regularly every Wednesday
afternoon at Odd Fellows Hall, which is
opened for the purpose. free of Charge
We are informed by ladies present at tho
last meeting, that the Hall was not Gro wded,
and that larger turnout at future meetings
o'gh'y desirable. Needles, thread and
intellectual refreshments provided for all
who may attend.
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Recruits Wanted for the 9th Ohio
.t Batterv.

The undersigned is authorized 10 en-.
list fifty Eve men for the above Battery
Recruits will be Immediately sworn into
service, and will be paid and subsisted
from the day Of enlistment. The Battery
is now at Cumberland Ford, in command
OF l.. =. Barrows, Of this County, to
which point transportation will be fur.
nished so soon as a sufficient number shall
be enlisted. For few days, l will be
found at Burton.
GEO. J. RUNDELL,
Recruiting officer.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
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IMPORTANT TO FEMALES.
DIR. CHEESEMAN'S PILLS.

Prepared BY Cornelius L. Cheeseman, NJ d.,
NEw YoRK CITY
The combinations of Ingredient, in these Pills
are the result of long and extensive practice
They are mild in their operation, and cettain in
correcting oil Irregularities, Painful Menstruu.
tons, removing all obsructors, whether from
cold or otherwise; Headache, Pain in the Side
Paptation o the Heart, Whites, all Nervous
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and Limbs, &c, Disturbed Sleep which arise
from interruption Of nature,
TO MARRIED LADIES,
DR., Cheeseman's Pills are invaluable, as they
will bring on the Monthly Period with regular.
ity. Ladies' who have be n disappointed in the
use of other pills, can place the utmost confidence
in DR.. Cheeseman's Pills doing all that they rep
resent to do.
NOTICE.
There is one condition Of the female system
in which the Pills canno, be tnk en- without pro.
ducing PECULIAR RESULT. The con.
dilion referred to is PREGNANC Y-the result,
WISCARRIAGE. Such is the irresistible ten.
dency OF the medicine to restore the Sexual Func-
tions to a normal condition, that even the repro.
ductive power Of nature cannot resist it,
Warranted Purely Vegetable, and FIR EE
from anything injurious. Explicit directions,
which should be read, accompany each BOX
Price 81 90. Sent by mail on enclosing 81 90 to
Cornelius l.. Cheeseman, Box 1881, Post Office,
New York City,
;, Sold by ONE Druggist in every town in the
United States.
r. B HUTCHINs,
General Ageut for the United States.
No. ia Broadway, N. Y,
10 whom all Wholesale Orders should be ad-
dressed For Sale by A Cook, Druggist Char.
don, ODlo. 62ld365
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Hambden Mite Society.

On no preceding meeting was there such
turnout as at Mr., A. Hale's, on the eve of
last Friday, which is proof positive that
there is deep interest manifested in behalf
of our friends in camp. The entire audience
were highly entertained 5y some wel.timed
remarks by Mr.. j. y. Converse. They went
with the expectation of hearing some good
things, and were not disappointed in the
least. We ara happy to inform our friends
that Miss Palmer will read an essay at our
next meeting, and ID. W. Garfield will ad.
dress the Society. to be held in two weeks
from last Friday evening, at Mr.. J. T.
Fields. When the Illinois troops passed
through Washington, Lincoln was said to
laugh all over, and nov let us make Mr.
Fields whole family laugh all over by tre.
mendous turnout. S.
Hambdeu, June I4th, 1852.
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MARRIED.


In Huntsburg, June 9th, by Nelson Woodard,
Esq, Mr. HIRAM BURBANK to Miss MELIS-
SA LES, both of the former place.
DIED,
In the City of'Clevolund, June 9TH, HORACE
WILKINS. Jr, eldest son OF Horace and Luz
cinda Wilkins, aged Is years and | month.
Nearly seven years disease has heen preying
upon his system, battling the skill of eminent
physicians; but, amid all his sufferings, he has
been sustained by an unseen hand.
He was an industrious student, and, until his
condition forbade his attendance ut school, he
was in advance Of his class. OF kind dispo-
sition, possessing meek and quiet spirit, every
acquaintance was his friend He was remarka.
bly, conscientious in all his little dealings and
kindnesses, Not penny would he forget; if
due &c another.
His sufferngs are over. He rests in peace
and, young as he was, he left an evidence that
Jesus was his friend, and that he has gone to
tiUe with him forever HIS PARENTS.
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1862-06-20

.E5-The HOWARD ASSOCIATION, of Phila.
delphia, still extends its kind and benefcent
aid to the afflicted in all the loyal States,
and everywhere maintains a high character
for honorable conduct and professional
skill. We feel assured that it may be relied
upon as sound and highly useful Institu-
tion. A new card from the Managers will
be found in our advertising columns.
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Mathews Chocolate Worm-Drops

NEVER fail to destroy all kinds of Intestinal
Worms. Are perfectly reliable In ali cases. and
far superio. to any and all ef the fancy Worm
CONNECTIONS and nauseous V ERM1FUG ES
in use. They may be taken at all times with
pe',uI. pc ''L sa,e.y, T as liey contain NJ MEhCukf
ways purchase them, and give their children no
other.
(No CaMartic whatever, is necessary to be
given.)
iciues.
AL MATHEWS, General Agent,
Buffalo N. Y.
0tr For sale by A. Cook, Chardon; C. s. Field,
East Claridon; c. P.Treat. Cluridon; T.. Thomp.
son, Huntsburg.
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1862-06-20

nsCapt. Geo. L. Wood has returned to
Warren. He received severe fesh wound at
the Battle Port Republic, from musket
ball. which passed through the thigh. He
Is unable to walk or sit up, but we are glad
10 learn thai the wound is not considered
dangerous,
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1862-06-20

g-Those who do not know that our
townsmsn, MIR. A. Bail, cultivates straw.
berries of the very largest and most delicious
varieties, are hereby assured of the fact
We have reason to know, Mr.. B. having
generously presented us with goodly sup
ply.
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1862-06-20

@>Mcssrs EiIeman and Parmelo, of tho
7th Regiment Band, have arrived at home.
1t is understood that all the Band are soon
to be discharged.
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Sherih's Safe of Real Estate.


Tn obedience to the requirements Of vend ex.
L order Of Sale which issued from the Court of
Common Pleas OF Geauga County in the State of
Ohio, wherein Henry Z. Gridley and Dewitt C.
Gridley are plaintiffs, and Aretus Capp, Jr;
Moses Clapp and Simon SawyeI, are de !enda nts,
and dated the 18th day Of June, A. ID. 1862, to
me directed and delivered, shall offer for sale at
public vendue, at the door OF the Court House in
Chardon in said County, on
Monday. the 2lst day Of July 1862
between the hours of 20 O'Clock A. NJ, and 4 o..
clock P M, OF said day, the following described
Real Estate, situate in the township Of Thomp.
son. in the County Of Geauga and State of Ohio.
being part oil Lot No. IL in said Township, and
bounded as follows, to w.t.: Beginning at the
south line Of said Lot 10 chains and SOY links
west Of the south east corner OF said lot; thence
north SO chains A links thence south SO degs.,
90 minutes, west % chains, S6h links, to land
formerly owned by Mark Barnes; thence south
to the east line of said Barnes land sc chains and
"a links TO the south line o said Lot thence east
on the Lot line 10 chains, 56h links 10 the place
of beginning, containing fifty acres of land, be
the same more or less.
Said premises appraised at (s65O) six hundred
and fifty dollars. TERMS OF SALE-Cash in
hand. L G, WHITE, Sheriff,
Sheriffs Office, Geauga
Co., June 20, 1852. 649ws
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as>lion. Warren Chase will lecture on
inc state of the country, at the Disciple
Church in this village, on Thursday even.
ing next.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-06-28
MERCHANT TAILOR.

NT 7 RCFp Nrrchan; Tailor. and dealer IN Really.
w Made Clothing and Furnishing Good. NJ. las
East Arlington street. Opposite the tcuf Hou-e, lli.
an4po. ud. Keeps constantly on band la x assoft.
% Cloths. Cs<Sincrc<. NeStfny~ ovsrcoatne-.
1weeds, Casiusfs, etc. Also, geutenens furnishing
goois via Shirts Cntershrts. Drawers, Necktes Cra
vsfs. handkerchief Gloves. etc Goods soid and the
ssrncats cut free of charge ap9diy
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AGENCY.
" W. .lE.rHras.......aFo. oAnrs.......p,s N'kEANAS
LsafhSrS. Garter ~ .UekesTdn.
a Q saps.sa Cy-S ssa LssN~.

-eN~ Being CONNECTED wiih Military III
AVN Ascncy at Washington City, are 90
.Fy<\se able % give prompt alieniouto the iss<st
I<n~ke& collection and securing - Pensions ek--s
Rack fay of decreased and discharged soldiers aud all the
claims and demands against the Cow rnneut Persons
residing any part of the state may have Their elaims
.ecurcd BY addressing them and stating particulars fully
Once S6 Fast Washington street IN the second building
of the Court House square. indianapolis. Ind.
RIrHnsScrs-Goe. Morton Las. Nohle. Nj. Gen. Wal
lace BTg Gen. Dunoni. Col John CebuTn. Judge Perkins
Sgprsuhe Csuu ap9.diy
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MaCHINlSTS.
- nc ~ N N a ~ II ~ n
BL.sCKS.uTTH SHOP.

EI AvlNG ESrigELY RFFuTTp rHE SHOP PORN
III Ekil uccupled by john Cooper In Osvo,-i
sfnh CO.. last ant Hub iaciory. prepared 10 do
eli tuss Of work IN the machinery of bla.k smlhinx
fis Having had twelve year. experience ia The best
machine shops IN ihe country nattsr n, self that can
give entire satisfaction the-e ~ho may 18th
her work have ia ny employ onc 81 the best black.
-nih- state. and pay particular attention
! hoelHg aud machine forging.
IspslFing u ali kinds promptly attended 10
Ms-iels ~ al kinds built for the patent Office.
ksusnsier the place. sqpsre ssuth u the Uniou
li~fof. on ililnols street j. RtnNN.
fnVl0-dIN
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Advertisements published IN both the Daily and the
weekly SExTrxr will be charged the full Daily rates,
with one-hali the Weeklv rates added.
Business Notices published IN the local columns. OF ten
lines or under. viii be charged for each insertion VI; ~
over ten lines, ten cents peril
Charges will be made for Inserting the notices OF the
following Orders Societies and Associations at the rates
named 10 be paid Ia advance:
Military Companies, Order 81 Old Fellows Masonic
Orders benevolent Societies and Singing Societies.
For each exceeding lines % cents Tor each
Insertion: over eight lines al this rate.
Announcing deaths with funeral notice attached, az
without notice free
Marriage Notices 80 cents.
Notices o Festivals pcncs and Excursions gotten up by
individuals associations by churches at the regular
prices.
Advertisements loaded and placed under the head II
Special Notices. II ten lines ove will be charged double
the usual rates.
Advertisements making less than three lines, inserted
once In the Daily. will be charged fifty cents.
Yearly advertisers 90 paw quarterly.
Announcing candidates for offices Of every description
To charged the Of 81 so for each name IN the
Daily and 90 In the Daily and Weekly, the same to be- IN
all eases. paid In advance.
Legal advertisements inserted atthe expense OF the AT
torneys ordering and deayabe for the legal proceed
inus hut coecable at our usual time. Publishers not
for the cf legal De-
yond the amount charged for their publication.
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Proprietors Indiana State Sentinel
J. NJ. TlLFORD,
President indianapolis Journal Company.
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PAPER DEALERS.
THOMAS NnaS. n. euArrtKip,
Nixon, Chatficld ~ Woods,
II and I'D walnut ST., Cincinnati.
Manufacturer and Wholesale dealers In
~ ~ ~ Nc Hg
PRINTERS CARDS AND CARD SHEETS!
PAPER DEALERS.

nRiN1lNG INKS AND PArFR MASUFACsJRER
also, efAls. agents Tor the Magnolia Mills writing pa
eers; manu- aetnfer. Of exs wrapping paper snd paper
bsgs.
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NOTICE..


Nas. q DE-
Tuitcd states of America. District OF
indiana. ~.
WufKF libel 81 Information has been filed In the
District Court oi the United Statc- within and for the
seventh Circuit and District Of Indiana the 2Sth day II
May. l>64. by John Hanna. Esq. Attorney of the
United states for said District ot Indiana, against 10 sacks
coffee. 10 barrel, whisky, keg tartar keg soda.
and II boxes starch, seized At Evansville for violation II
laws 81 the United States said goods and mcrch
disc being eontraband ofwa aud praying process
said gocds and that the same may be condemned and
sold articles cpnirahand of war
Now therefore. IN pursuance ~ he monifion under the
seal ofad Court TO directed and delivered do here
by give public notice % al persons claiming sai goods
any part hefro in ans Interested therein.
that they L. and appear before the said. the District
Court of the United states 90 be held a the city o Indian
apolis. and for the Dslucg Of indiana the second
Monday ~ July neNt. 10 o'clock 4 the furenoon
Of that dsy then and thcre 90 niefpo,e her claims and
make their allegations in that behalf
n. 4. ROSE. L. {. Marshai.
rcr / ; hGstow, nputy.
joN u. RIA. Clerk.
Dated June -. lssi uneisdi5t
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1862-06-26
Army Correspondence.
Letter fiom the Seventeenth Ohio.
CoRIEra, Miss. June "A, 1862

f"a a
CoRrETH, Miss June "A, 1869.
Editors Gazette There isa system of
swindling carried on in this regiment and
Others, for some time, which appoas to
set az defiance all the laws and enaclments
Of Congress. I allude to the suiler sys.
tenn. When ! call IT, swindllpg | expect
to incur the opprobium of men interested
in the business, but the verdict Of every
soldier in the regiment vii sustain me iu
my assertion. ~ am Independent in all
things; neutral 10 polhiuG,", and want The
good people Of old Fairfield to see the
prices that wepay for different articles:
Han Is cents per pound, eggs 4Ocen,s
per dozen. white fish only 30 cents apiece,
or st the rte off about $50 per barrel,
shirts 50 81 apiece, pine apples % 90 a
can s.tagbsrtiss sr 50 per can, green
peas and whortleberries 81 so per can,
green corn, about three ears 10 acan 81,
cheese 20 cents par pound sand fora dime
we 60! a slice thai we can road the ten
commandments through, candy three
sticks for cents, ginger cakes three for
5 cents, the same that sell in Cincinnati
for FL cents pourd, Whisky, which ia
forbidden 10 be sold in tbs Regulations"
is sold at So 90 per bottle. The meauest
'riile rolgut."s is rstAiiaa out 10 !, soldiers
and officers at that price. Catawba wine
sells at 81 so per bottle. Now / have
only given the prices Of some Of the lead J
ing Articles. 4 ne came exorbilant prices
applyslo everything they sell. Well the
soldier grumbles little, aud thinks if
suffers don't go to he'll that there is no
use ofhaving any. AT 6rst they took
two dollars for changing "V."' now
they modesIly demand only ono. Now Il
condemn all suffers alike, and think Sen ).
ator Wilson's bill would have been right
withoutany amendment, Dick Robinson
of Garrard county, KY, is here as sutler
Of the 18th Kentucky. He says be lost
$4,000 by the sscessionists Of Kentucky,
and coolly AYERS that he is going to make
that amount of the soldiers. .
In reference to our owa suffers, I will
say that have written this statement
without i'll will to them, and on my own
responsibility. For reference as TO the
truth ofmy statements.I wiltrefer to any
soldier or officer of tho 18th Ohio. II
think that the people will condemn those
pseudo patriots, who taking advantage Of
the necessities of tie common soldier. .ex.
acts enormous prices for their articles. A |
thousand dollars can with safety be offer.
cd for an honest man 10 be taken from
the sutler fraternity. ]. P. sam.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1862-06-26
The Burning of Cotton

!, q iaIlers correspondent writes fssm Memphif
The cotton burniCg of tLis reQiot
furnishes sumo instances vf brutal ciuel
" that 'harrow up the soul. Z.
One poor fsrmsr, little way from
town. was favored by providence with
i've bales. These. with a rifle that COS
him 1926, about comprised his worldly
possessions. Upon these his family
were entirely dependent. The regiment
q cotton burners came, They spoke 10
ihe name of the Conthieyelacy. The
poor man imploied that his Eve bales
might be saved. They were all the pro.
perty he hadin the world. This was inn
possible. He begged that one bale might
be left 10 him. The cottoh,burners were
memorable. They APPLIED tho torch. The
poor mans FIVE bales were consumed.
The cotton burnrrs turned rifle eearchers.
The poor man said. at cost me $25.
Give me S5 for il, | haven't dollar in the
world" The coton-burners were dead
to every snttealy Of the poor man. They
destroyed his cotton and carried away
his rife. He is in the city now begging
for food and clothing. ~ -
A Louisiana planter, under similar Oir-
cupstauccs, produced q very unsimiar
result. 81 ,s9s, y,; T.. .g =. +
The cotton,burners came, they saw.
they departed. ~. l,t-s1J ~ I
Il have come 10 burn your cotton,
by what autbority?" !
''By the authority OF General Bsaure-
gard"
"You will no. burn my cotton" I
.''We wiA burn your cotton
"Go about il then. But it is my opin~
ion, gentlemen, that you will no, burn
IT," ss. (
"What do you propose to dor You
don't mean 10 say that you wiGIshow any
opposition 10 our aulhorily9"
l simply mean to say that you will not
burn my cotton, Bob, bring coal Of
fire."
The fire is brought sia.
"Gen.lemsn, there Is the fire, and yon.
der are one hundred bales Of cotton
Proceed"
"YOur conduct is very extraordinary,
sir! should like to know what you
mean" |
.a''Well, sir, | mean that if you attemp,
to burn that Gotten IwiIl scatter your
brains 90 far and wide that no power in
heaven or earth can bring them. together
again. Here, boys, that cotton is yours;
defend il or starve." j
Strange conduct" mutters Mr.. Officer
sullenly, "We'll attend to your case,sir
We are going down the river; We will give
you visit on our returE.
do. Whenever you make up your
mind to burn my cotton. BY all means
come and burn"
The cowed officer and his posse "lsll
back in good order" The valiant Lou
isisnan. saved bis cotton. He had no
second visit from Beauregard's cotton
burners.
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Demo.tcrnttc convcntlon.

Democratic Convention.
The '.'Strai." Democracy Of this couu.
ty held their convention at the Court
House in this city. on Saturday last. We
had not the luck to be present, but are
fold il differed little in lis tone and CHAR
aJiot fiom the conventions Of that party
ip general. From the wdll known char
ao,er Of its principal actors, and from
what we are able to learn oi its doings.
we area ,Iorcedito eonolade that its tone
was any thing but loyal. The burden Of
its oratory seems to have been lbe. 'pries
ofbalterand eggs" and the "dAnger that
libsrated slaves would reduce the price Of
While labor 10 this couniy.1 A grea.
dssEpf pains was taken to prove that"lhs
exodas6f bkcks into Ohio must result in
driving out the whites. and in reducing
the, price Of labor TO four dollars per
month" Now the Democratic sages Of
the county have for years been proclaim
ing to the peopletrhat the. presence OF
4.00o,00o oincgroes in the South did not
in the least interfere with the interests of
tbslAsoripg white men of that section
Assuming this wellsstablshedDs Democrat
ic dogma to be trus,will some sage among
them tell US how the presence Of 10 ne
grGes 10 Fairfield county, alta time when
twice that number Of negroes, and !, 500
laboyiag wbiie men baye gone from our
midst to do battle. can operate 90 crush
ingly upon Tie interests Of the labCring
classes Of The county, as to reduce the
price Of labor 10 81 per month"; It's e.
uouGh for the we'll informed to know that
Dr. BGssFlse was Chairman Of the meet
ilgs While DR.. OLDs. Gov. MEDrLI, V. b.
SHAW, SAN. EwINs and CHAs. ROLAND
were It's moving spirits. 1t is said. how
ever. butWs do not credit the report. that
We. SaAN was not treated With the
courtesy bis distinguished ability deman-
dsd. That fselingahxiou to be taken into
full fellowship, he was about to give pub
Iio exPressio6to his feelings. when the
voritable SAN EwrNe,aroAs and uuOersmo,
niously and ungsnerously "choaked him
off," This was unkind Of SAM, and uu.
just to VIRe, but as the mix is not ours,
We will dIop the subject.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1862-06-26
CARD

The Ladies' Soldiers Aid Society oi
Fairfield County, return their sincere
thanks to Professor Schneider and ol
ebesIra and Singers, tile members Of the
GazetIs.oliics, Mr.. Stewart aud The cid.
zens generally, for their generous asss.
tance, that contributed So much to the
success ofthe Festival given in Lancaster er
for the benefit Of our sick and wounded
Soldiers.
A full meeting Of lhr Society Is earn
estly requested on Thursday, at 2 P. NJ,
al the usual place Of meeting. as business
Of interest will be placed before the Soci-
city for consideration.
SUSAN @, STAApAUoH,
Rec. Secretary.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1862-06-26
money! NIOney!!ss Money!!!

Wcamust again call upon our subscrib'
ers to come forward and pay up. We
have over 81, 500 on our books unsettled,
and have payment to make on our Office
10 few. days. The present session of
Court and the payment Of taxes will bring
large number Of our subscribers to the
sity. and we urge them to call and settle
before leaving. There is plenty Of money
10 circulation, and in the memory Of the
oldestinhsbitaht, there has not been such
a prospect Of good crops as at present.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1862-06-26

and have them stay. They would all be
id If they didn't 20 home. Again
they we're ordered to'tsks their arus o,
be fred into. They dsfsd him. Artil.
lery was brought to bear upon them, when
every man ofthe tworegihenss threw up
his cop and damned Beauregord Davi5.
Cobid. and the whole farce. No guns
were bred, but they came TO terms, by 4
promise 70 return aher AllWiosgh Of ten
days. The Confsderaey issued passes to
lhe dngrateiul fellows, and when they
got on The cars all s,ag out an everlast.
ing "iaisyslb itoltbe esofed army" aud
again repeated their prayer Of iIopreca
tons upon The leaders and all the parlic.
ipanIs 10 the rebellion. Their lime lad
sS,,I1 sSTH ISy lssgg Yt't' by II'fy 4ip ppFl
We march immeGlt,ly saw the
l7th Ohio ou Sunday,
y Respectfully.
JACOB RiNo.
Lieut. Co. II. 7lh Illinois.