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The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1862-10-08

0EThe remains Of Lieut. Reese r. Fnr-
bay Of the aoth Ohio Regiment, who was Kill
led at the battle Of sharpsburgJ arrived at
Cadiz on last Friday evening, in charge Of
his father, Thomas Furby. Esq,, of Short
Cneek towpshipes He is spoken ofas good
officer. and rayesoldiercapd his loss will be
sadly felt by all who knew him. He was
buried in the cemetery at Georgetown on
lastSaturday. al0e9 syad D aa5dq os3af
His father speaks, ii The, highest. terms Of
tho kind treatment ha,received from Gener-
sl Mcclellan and all the other officers and
soldiers he metlgitb.a YTIV / L
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From the 43 r<l Ohio,
JAcINTo, Mss, Sept. q.

80. 80 JAcINTo, Miss, Sept. "a, 1862.
Friend Allen:-As our regiment. no doubt
will be reported as having been in the late
engagement at Iuka, Mississippi, September
18Th, take this. the earliest opportunity to
write you only a few lines. to inform yours
self and the friends of company G., that we
were in the late engagement, but not actual
ly engaged, being held in reserve; therefore,
no CASUALTIES occurred. The company is all
safe, and in good health with but few excep-
tions. The engagement lasted two hours
and twenty-one minutes. The troops en-.
gagged on our side was General Hamilton's IS
Division, the End Brigade of General Stan.
ley's Division, and the 11th Ohio Battery
We lost, as near as I can learn, II killed.
and 200 wounded, the enemy 281 killed and
about 400 wounded. 1t was a desperate
little fight, and the knowing ones say that it
was one Of the hardest little fights of the
war, considering the number engaged and
the length of the engagement. All the fight.
ing was done on the 18th, and Price, evacua-
ted The same night. We followed him IL
miles south but could not catch him, and
then returned to.camp, where we now are.
We will move to Rienzi in a,few days. The
company stood the march we'll, and all ex.
hibited disposition to meet ,he enemy, and
ars now in good fighting condition. | will
write you soon again and at more length and
perhaps tell you Of another battle that is now
thought Of The mail isiust ready to start,
50 l will stop short ~
avn, Sir. very respectful &c.,
S. F. TIMMONS,
Captain Company G, 43rd Regt, o. "
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1862-10-08

One half
prpty
within the
following Townships,
Moefeh Township Moorefeld Tuesday,
Freepo
Washington Thursday,
NJ
Franklin from O'Clock p. M. O'Clock,
Monroe
German Township at Jefferson Monday oobsr nth 5r gg3Ht
RImley Township, at New Rumley, Tuesday, October sh
North Township at New Market Wednesday October 2sth. sN
And LIDO hereby notify the Taxpayers that they will be required
fifty
the goth Of December they will be lost by the holder
w. Treasury Ohio will be recs
OFFICE ouRs-Fom O'Clock, A. NJ, until P, N, 'A tEt,*
,,grs E.. yu,1a - nom . F. GRACE, County Treasurer
Trcasurers Harrison County, O., T~nfy
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1862-10-08

CoRRECTIoN.--John Mccormick, Esq, Of
Washington Township, requests us to say
that he nevefNacted as one ot the Military
Committee Of his toanshlp, on account OF
having to go east with drove Of cattle; and
that before be, went East be authorized L, H.
Davidson TO putdown $15 forehim, besides
giving SO to eac1 ofhis two boys who are
in the service. Why Mr.. D. did not put
his name down on the list Of contributors is
something unaccountable. to him. gs vie aa 80
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1862-10-08

OF Bazaleel Steel, a son of William Stee'
OF Washington township, this county, and a
rccnitforithe 43sl. Ohio was accidentally
killed few days ago at Camp Dennison, by
the guard. !rl's emaipsrwere brought
one day last week and inferred in the grave
yard near his fathers residence. 81 ...s.5
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GROCERIES! GROCERIES
AT 1H e. tt
GEORGE G. WILSON'S.
Stock Fresh and Complete,

WE have on hand, and are now receiving
w from the South and East, the LARGEST
Stock OF Groceries ever brought to Cadiz, to
which we wish to call the attention of RotaiI.
ers and others wishing to purchase for their
own consumption. Weare determined to sell
as low if not lower than either SteubenvilIe
or Wheeling prices. Our stock consists in
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{ N.L GlI.atAlS.

The committee on Crops requests us to
say that they will examine all entries for
competition for premiums on crops, on the
forenoon Of the day OF the Annual Meeting
which meeting will take place on Friday,
OctobeE 81, 1862. Jal iasas89 rena ge0
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GIVE shall next week publish several
very dntefegfing letters from officers in the
srmy IN relation 10 the death Of Lieutenant
Reese R. Furbay. They are unavoidably
crowded out this week. 81. ,.y
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- -
Scientific.

The communication OF "a b" is unavoided.
1y deferred until next week. We shall have
plenty oiroom for scientific communications
alter this week.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1862-10-08

OF Every person should read Capt. Gus
ter's letter on the outside of today's Senti-
neh tits the best description, Of the great
battle in Maryland that we have read.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1862-10-08

e0tTWehaare under obligations 10 our
friends, james Harriman,o of Short Greek, and
the aMessrs. Morrison Of Belmont county for
a large'quantity Of different varieties ofap-
PIES, left al. our residence during the Fair.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1862-10-08

.Aor.- Lieut. Col. Bartletson, of the s0th
Ohio regiment, and who was formerly citl;
zen 81 Caaiz,' was severely wounded in the
late battle near Itika, Miss, between Rose
cranc and Pr,ra
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n qT7Seargsant Fqsle} }ofthe 3oth Ohio, who
was Severely wounded on the 17th Of Sep.
tember, arrived at home on last Wednesday
evening. He looks the worse Of his wound
We hope he may recover speedily, and
gain be able to.do good service for his ,coun
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r. MooRFFIR6p TowNsUtp

p William Dunlap, w. L. Kennedy, Robert
SmoqL James Barclay, Dillon Pickering
Joseph White, William, Howell, John YLath
am, sMahlong Pickeripg. James iSloan., John
Riley, Theodore Mills, William CLANCY
Adam Dunlap, W.R. Wood, Joseph. Camp
bell, Alexander RUSSELL; jonathan Nc Gee
John umphrey, Zachariah Collins, Robert
McConnnll -
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List of KILLED aud wounded in
the 3Oth o. vi.
CAMP AT ANTrETAM CREEK, Nd,

,'r3+ ...''.. !" '.@' ~, 3' Oct. 1, 1862,
C.N A1ea:s S,:--In pursuance of your
request l furnish YOU the list OF killed and
wounded Of company B. 30th Ohio in the
various engagements from Frederick to
Sharpsburg: ...sagf.ar re.mtrfq R,t
KlAed-Albert George, Joseph Mccoy,
and Harlan B. Snyder. ..,-., -,
Wounded--John Fogle, lst Sergt ,se everely
in tight shoulder;spencer Hall, corp, slight
ly in head and taken prisoner; also. privates
John Dew slightly in head and taken prise.
Iner, James b. Roberts ankle bone shattered,
Eysrton T.. hakin severely, two wounds in
leg and one in the side, David Rutan severe
wound in feshy part Of thigh, VIM. Redman
in hand and breast, Wm.. H.. Buck slight in
head, David Edwards slight in leg by shell,
John w. Williams slight in leg by she'll.
"a tss. *9'2ihS Yours &c,
''p'' .9'.@a 'i.a (. & Y ID. CUNNINGHAM,
Capt, Co. B, 3oth Regt. o. vi.
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Boots, Shoes. Caters. &c

g SLEM MONS has now ON hand at his Old
NJ stand on Market street, the largest, finest, (
and best assortment of almost every variety Of
Boots, Shoes; Caters; &C., ever offered In this
market, which he Will positively sci low.-.I
Hasing purchased the principal part Of his
stock for Cash, he can sell cheep to suit the
times. Call aud examine his stock before buy.
ing elsewhere
Cadiz June 4, 1862. .~
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i iSJAs. M. CRAWFORD.

Il 01-The Democracy oi Hamilton county
have nominated those pure, patriotic and ex
teellent gentlemen George H. Pend Teton and
Alexander Long, as their candidates for
Congress-. Success to them and every other
Defnocrat.gl s$lN9 kHr ssGt0 WGQEt n
70 yiSf = siea ~ ~ - tsA is4lHsS sseai
MIlb8N Ia 4,.s.g.,S .
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1862-10-08

We will publish the Premium List Of the
Harrison County Agricultural Society next
week. II is, as usual, very lengthy. Per~
sons wishing to procure extra copies Of the
Sentinel can do 50, BY calling at the office.
Price five cents, each IA sfg,8t ss@
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1862-10-08
The Good Old Box Hive,

On our plan we take the honey in the white
lvirg'n comb ~ a most admirable way. There
is no b etter way o. regulating the size TO the
entran 20 OF the hive. 1t is the right size and
shape for profit. 1t has glass side through
which to view the opera tions ofthe bees and an
Excellent Node of Ventilation,
OF, getting rid of the moisture and frost in hives,
which destroys so mony coed colonies IN Win
i ter
Then bv merely adding frn"res to the GOOD
! OLD BOX HIVE we nre enabled to lift any or
| all the combs from the hive at anv time to
/ know their condition, learn their habits save
| from the rfaoth, IA colony need never be lost by
the worms) ascertain AMI simply the loss Of
queens. have the bees 10 swarm os much or little
as we please, unite weak sm marms, feed most
admirably by lifting combs of honey and bee
bread from the rich and giving to the poor with.
out tempting ROBBERS 'rht Sc with an..a
FIFTY OTHER THINGS!
| the intelligent Bee keeper would wish to do
can te done in snfety; and those who consider
| handling OF bees injurious can let theLi alone
! in this rs well as any other plan, and then he
has not to expend sl5 for palace or costly hive
/ to kin bees in. =. ~. z -. =.
Our plan ol Hive has been constructed with
reference TO the principle that the apiarian wish
es to keep hi s bees right, to do which ne must
| first learn the nature and habits OF bees and
the condition of each OF his stocks at any time,
and then hrve each comb of his hive moveabIe
that he can perform any operation he may wish
governing them according to his Intelligence
Unless this be the correct theory In Bee culture
We cannot conceive what would ls Ita4
The Bee keeper who tails in this plan mnst
do Sc either through ignorance or bad manage
ment- milking due allowance for such seasons
as last. t- s' 81
The Price of Individual Right to maze
und usethe Hive is 90 90 74s 1888 90
One Hive, Including Glass, hoiey-bexes, u
land tile right to make and use 100
Every additional Hive ,-r $50
To such as wish one Hive with the right al4
to use only srtgN $50
Persons having Bees in any old Hive which
for any reason should be removed. can, by in
forming US, have Il e Bees, combs and honey all
removed from it 10 our New Hive, and in case
OF strong ones make two of one. e1. 8, lit8'
Now is as good lime as any to transfer y6S
We are prepare to furnish BEE HATS, thai
persons may be- enabled to handle Bees with
impunity. Also q #a,i sl' "a i
Quin6y's Mysteries Of Bee Keeping, 'r.''
One of the very best books on the subject in
existence which every Bee-keeper should have.
9cTPrce by mail 81, or st Cadz 80 cents.
Bees in a Moveable Comb Hive
Delivered TO the purchaser and INSURED all :
right, with an individual right to make aud use
the Hive, all for $l2 ..8al' tayayg
9crItaIian Queens may be furnished ere long.
Call at the residence OF the subscriber, five
doors North of the Post Office and see il the
Hives act az represented, and If you get stung
we pay the dam uges.
QrCirculars sent free on application 10 o'i q
t4h "s7 ~ X. WILKIN, Cudiz, o.
April 80, ls62-3n Y '1@ : f.. e's '&a.
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Democratic County Ticket.

~ "A - lClG Do - s-TEl f7sF "
xifTda D. rtiin AUDITOR, .iiVtl ~ na =
'H EJos1AH LEWIS, Archer Towrshp.
&C tslaiiis .ajhsc COMMISSIONER i'F'.Ni ldt
JOHN .BRINDLEY. Sr., Green Towlsbi
sEah 55w INFIRMARY DIRECTOR H'.'sr'
SAMUEL COCHRAN, Cadiz Township,
sssef' CORONER, sa.sf y O =,
A..lw.s RAMSEY, Green Township.
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TREASURER'S NOTICE.
TAXES TOR 1852.

IN J. f. GRACE Of
Taxation
dinca n
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p. ce,atc Court.

Statemert ofJurors apportioned to each Town.
ship 10 attend ill the Probate Court OF said conn
y, as required by, apporlionment on the first
Monday OF September, 1860
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hUMLEY TOWNSHI

ar William Galbreath, Alexander Henderson,
Robert 7. Patton, Robert M Scott, Elias
iioobler, Benjamin Busby, George Lowmii-
len, Enoch Hoobler, Henry PIttenger, Peter
Burrier, Joel Wood, Nathan McPeck, Samu
el d. Vasbinder Elias Shilling, Jacob NJ.
Long, Hiram Evan', Samuel Gutshal, Levi
Arbaugbs Samuel Cummins, j ohm Lowmiller,
Elias Horber. .s.--..r t-4.,s..-. ts...
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1862-10-08

|1 ME subscriber wild offer at Public Salo, at
4 his residence in Shortcreek township Har.
rison county, Ohio, on, THURSDAY, October
30, 1862, his celebrated HlATOGA STALLION
his TIiatoga Trotting Mare, and his entire stock
Of SHEEP, numbering between FIVE, and six
hundred. .,f... 4,
Sale TO commence at 10 O'Clock A. Nj Of
said day. Terms made known on day Of sale.
80 :, HENRY STEERS, !.
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aMrong.M

HwiM beseen byreference to, Gov, Todd's
PIoclamation in to.days Sentinel, that he
hasexsmpted from draft IL. State and codn
ty officers and their. deputies. This is all
wroSg. An office holder has just as good q
right to fight for his country. as any one
else.-
ZIG also let's of those who have 1conscien.
tious scFpptes against doing yrnilitary'dhty, p
by.paying $500. A mans conscientious scru-
pies would not ayailanythings unless he had
money. This il making too much Of ads,
tinctionfin davorof the rich against the poor
But that is natural with every party in
power except the Democratic party.
n 3.-r~4~D ~ -.sss--- ~ ! eH11'd Fg
18th Ohio.
Thisregimsat, invwhich isthe first Har
risoh county company, is in the neighbor.
hood ofLouisvilIeIi We learn by the States
map, that, the following promotions were
made in thssrsgi msnt on last Friday: :ia, sst
Captain William, Schneider. Lieutenant
Colonel; Captain Dwight Jarvis, jr Major;
First Eieutenant John ,seibert, Captain;
First IieutenantT T.l LsaCarnahan,e Captain;
First lieutenant J"H.e Ppwslta Captain;
FistLiepIanansrF FhesbJs oLouion,a Captain.
-.ea8I ,fE 1sdoyst
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PRIVATE SALE.

TIME subscriber will sell at private sale, near
i Tippecanoe, Harrison county at u gfeatb bar
gain, SIX HORSES between the ages OF A ant6
years; FIVE COLTS, two spring and thre o
yearlings and one pair Of oiextra-good WORK
CATTLE. The above property MUST BE
SOLD within the next three weeks. Persons
wishing great bargain should call soon.
G ~. l4s9 JAMES c. GRIMES.
Sept. 10, lS62-.3w. ta,s ,s 9a 4aA h
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Bring imalle Neimrns

On next Tuesday night, whether good or
bad.
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The Best rive

they have ever seen; and why shouId they not
since every ne cessary operation TINT has ever
b7en per formed with bees in any hive may rea
ly he done with this, and yet it is only small
varia tion frnm ...f. ....
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GEORGE IL WILSON MIL LIS.
tt/t3, tt4t -6a my GHT9. f2affh ltJ&

MANUFACTURES and have Consistently for VI
8lvl sale al our Warehouse, near the Depot,
Double Extra Family aad Extra SUP EREslNFsi q
FLOUR from good sound Wheat. Our Fleur, \
is Warranted Fresh Ground and OF the very "
bsst quality. Corn NEAL. Mill Feed and fsrul n
sold at low figures in qusntities 10 suit purcha
sers. q; s4 n gst ,gA.I A... 4 ssst
Custom Work done with dispatch, and safis.
faction wafranted.n GEORGE a. w WILSON u lF9i
4. April 10, Soa94iSs 10 asA4aA8m IA s4iss II
.daRsk
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ARCHER TOWNSHIP,

Isaac Hoobler, Martin Richards, George
Allen, Michael Conoway, Jacob Lewis,
Thomas NJ. mitchell, Henry Mattern, John
II. Mills, James Easeck, Jr.. William Reed,
John Hines, Samuel Cartwright, James Nc.
Combs, Jacob Rogers johnson w. Hall.
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THOSE LEAF BEE-HTVEs.


Il w Wv 70 -M---s -G.saA- l. I-A y
Formerly of Londonderry, now resident Of
CADlZ, OHIO, has on hand from SIX to eight
hundred
LEAF BEE ES!
Besides number of single comb Observatory
or Paror Hives, of nice style, ready for the
market.
The demand for such Hives is rapidly in
creasing.
John Lautz, VIM Cady, Samuel Lukins, R.
F. Hargrave; in fact almost every one that
knows anything about Bees or Bee.Hives, say
these are - ..---
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1TT saAi 1tT &c II laE s --------
w Atvery low prices and Warranted.
] New stock received at BARRETT'S!
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Captain Company @, 43rd Regt, 0. v. i.
and Provost Marshal.
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ATHENS TOWNSHIP.
Jesse Fox, John NJ. Lee, Samuel Dunlap,
Henry o. Tucker, Joshua D. PHILLIPS. vii
liam Shivers, William Rankin, Sr., Edward
Early, William Gardner, Thomas Mccoy,
Thomas H. Brown, Daniel Parish, SamneI
M. Dickerson. Ha3 't.@a7' ah.~'
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Elkanon Henden, John Mcclellan. Ma
than Williams, John G-IeEis, David s.
Rsppart Isaac Futbay. John stfhger, John
wv. Morris, Eli Woodward. Lewis Furbay,
Jesse Singer Zachariah Stevens, Morris Mat
son, James L. hawthorne, Edward Hagan,
Joseph Townsend, Eugene w. ROmick, Rob-
ert NJ Dutten, Jacob Moore, Rezin Holmes,
Sannel McGrew, John Singer, James Harri-
man, Daniel Norman, James Ii. Graham,
Thomas Case. sF
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1862-02-05

fellow soldiers, for your unbounded kind
ness to me, and your generosity in pre-
senting this beautiful sabre. Thus you see
| am a martyr, and as no language can
tell my Indebtedness to you for contribu-
ting from your hard-earned money, for
the purchase of this valuable and substan-
tial gift, if you will but accept my heart
felt thanks, it is all ask. Should fail
to do my duty to my country or hesitate
to draw this blade to point the way to VIC
tory, it seems to me it would unsheath it
self. Representing, as it does to me, the
brave hearts of noble boys; should fail
to act the part of hero, while one spark
of heroism remains, the sight of this sword,
and the thought of you, the givers, would
kindle that spark TO flame. Never hav-
ing been present at a sword presentation,
l am totally ignorant of all formula for
this occasion, and not being prepared with
a speech, viii simply say, that if ever in
a scene like this, there was thankful
heart, that heart is mine"
Not to add to a letter already too long,
l will merely say that we are under orders
TO hold ourselves in readiness to leave for
Fort Leavenworth, Kansas, and it is gen
orally thought we will go from here by
Monday or Tuesday next. Should any
thing of interest occur soon, | will write
you again. Yours, ARTILLERIST.
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An Army of Women.

The Philadelphia Press, speaking of the
United States Arsenal in that city, says
There are now at least FIVE thousand
women employed at this establishment
upon clothing for the army. In addition
to these there are, perhaps, five thousand
more working for the branch Government
clothing depots in this city, making ten
thousand in all. In addition to these
several thousand women are employed
here By contractors for the same work
The various contracts soon expiring, it is
the intention of the Government to give
out as few more of the kind, in future, a.
possible, inasmuch as by employing wo-
men direct the latter get better wages and
the work is better executed, without extra
expense, the contractors profits being
thus saved. The average earnings Of q
good sewing woman, OF arsenal work, is
about four dollars weekly. The use Of
the sewing machine Is disapproved Of, as
work by hand e considered stronger and
less likely te MP. It Is al, therefore. done
in the latter manner.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1862-02-05
Negro Property in Kentucky.

Negro men, says the Mt. Sterling, Ky.,
Wig, are drug in the market. this
year. Not one half of those for hire have
found homes, and those that hired out
got but low wages compared to the past
and former years. This is, of course the
effect Of this insuTection, undertaken for
the benefit of negro slavery. The institu-
ton, if left to our Secesh Doctors, could
not long survive their ministration at its
present rate of depreciation. These cham
pions of slavery par erceLLence are
nothing but practical aJofdonists in dis
guise. Slavery suffers more from their
hands than from all the believing abli-
ZIONIST in the country.
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A WINTER SKETCH.
By REV. RALPH HoYT.

BIZ REV RALPH HoNr.
'Tis winter. yet there is no sound
Along the air,
Ofwinds upon their battle-ground.
But gently there.
The snow Is falling-all around
How fair-how fairl
The jocund fields would masquerade;
Fantastic seenel
Tree shrub, and lawn, and lonely glade;
Have cast their green.
And Joined the reyel, all arrayed
So white and clean.
E'en the old posts that hold the bars.
And the old gate,
FOrgetful Of their wintry wars,
And age sedatc,
High capped and plumed like white hussars
Stand there in state
Tho drifts are hanging by the sill,
The caves. the door:
The hay-stack has become hill;
All covered O'er
The wagon loaded for the mill
The eve before.
Maria brings the water-pail,
But where's the WE'LL
Like magic of fairy tale.
Most strange to tell,
All vanished, curb, and crank, and rail,
How deep it fell!
The WOod-pile too is playing hide.
The axe, the log,
The kennel of that friend so tried
(The old watch-dOg)
The grindstone standing by its side,
Are all incOg.
The bustling cock looks out aghast
From his high shed;
No spot TO snatch him repast,
Up curves his head,
Starts the duh hamlet with q blast,
And back to bed.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1862-02-05

In one of the towns in the southern part
Of Virginia, as regiment Of rebel volnn-
teers were about leaving for the seat Of
war, a neighboring parson, in addressing
the rebels on their duties as soldiers, &C.,
told them that having put their hand to
the plov they must never look back
Remember" said he, ''the fate of Lots
wife, who for hooking back, was turned in
to pillar of salt" At this juncture n
bold ''secesh, who did not exactly see the
application, and has Just been luxuriating
on piece Of fresh calf without seasoning,
suddenly starting up, threw his cap in the
air and sung out, Justify: "Hocray for
salt-Bully for Lots wife.