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The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1862-08-02

Help for the Families of Tennessee
Union Volunteers.
ACAMP ANDREW Johnson,
LIST, Reg. Mid. Tenn. Vols,
NASHVILLE, Aug. ! lS62N

ACAMP AEDREw JOHNSON,
1st Reg Mid. Tenn. Vols,
NASHVILLE, Aug. ], 1862
FRIEND MERcER:-Your editorial in this
mornings issue, in relation to the neccs-
sity of raising fund for the benefit Of
the Tennessee volunteers, is a very good
thing, and hope your suggestions in re-
lation to it will be carried out, and hope
that you will keep it before the people;
for it is a notorious fact that rebel wives
and families, whose husbands arc in the
rebel service endeavoring to destroy the
Government and ruin the State, are draw
ing their weekly stipend when the loyal
citizen and soldier who is ready and
fighting for the maintenance of the Union
and his State, is left TO want. You havF
no idea Of the suffering the men of this
regiment have undergone; the formation
of it has been a hard one Many Of our
men were laborers in the city, renting
their homes of seccssionists, and no soon
or would the man whose loyal and patri-
otto feelings would induce him to enlist
tenn his family and chattlcs were turned
out of doors and all help cut Off; but by
heavy eXertions and his Excellency, the
Governor, matters were made 10 turn
more favorable to us. The regiment has
been long while in the service, and
amidst the privations the men have done
their duty faithfully. When Maj Tho
neck and myself were authorized to raise
the regiment, we were lattcred by a com
mittee of citizens that a snug little sum
Of money would be raised for the benefit
of the families of the 1st Tennessee, and
under these inducements we encouraged
men to enlist But ! am sorry TO say that
scventy-fv five dollars is all the aid this
regiment has received from such sources,
which will hope have a tendency TO
crush out the rumor alloat that this rcgi-
ment has received large amounts Of nom
eys. Many of the men have large fami-
lies anu lltll lNHl0 HdN' huN 't'll rum
ming on for four months and over and
sincerely hope that the ball you have now
started will continue rolling and gather
moss as it goes for l know and can
speak for the men of this regiment and
their families, that you will receive their
thanks aud gratitude; and let the hour Of
peril come when il will, with our com
maudcr and the gallant souls in the regi-
mcnt--you will find every man at the
work, and their motto: "Tho LIST Tenn
ossce Guard never surrcndersl"
Yours, Respectfully,
L, T. FOSTER,
.n 1t, Col LIST Tenn, Vols.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1862-08-02

TuE CoUNTRy is AWAKE From an
observing gentleman who has just re-
turned from Southern and Central Illi-
nois we learn that those sections are com o
pletelY aroused to the importance Of the
Presidents new call for troops. Great
as the enthusiasm is in Chicago, ne as
sures us that in the towns along the Illi-
nois Central Railroad, from Centralia up,
the people are ahead Of ms in the real
genuine war spirit and not only are
meetings held, but recruits are Hoclling
TO the standard in large numbers.
The prairies are alive with the shouts
ofpatriouc men, and the rallying cry
SO arms TO arms resounds from Cairo
TO Galena, and from the Indiana State
line and Lake Michigan 10 the Missis-
sippi.- Chicago journal.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1862-08-02

The remarks of 'ha New Odoans COR
respondent of the New York Times on
Yankee sccossioDists are verified In this
city to remarkable degree. The most
crazy rebels among us are New England
era who still drawl "keow" through
their noses as long as ever;
Itwould afford a fine study for nat
uralist 10 define deliberately the shades
of difference that exist among these yio-
lent Sccessiouists, The disease is al
ways most violent when itattacks North
crn constitutions There is some direc-
ton in which you can plume down the
sharp points ola Southern victim, but
believe when a New-EugIandcr is bitten
YOU cannot rub your hand over them in
any direction without getting il lacerat-
ed with sharp points, IL was TO Newa
England school-tcachcrs here, that ,haye
most Professionally deiied the Federal
authorities, with regard 10 singing trca-
sonable songs in the schools. 10 was a
My Flarv Bostoniau, of Abolition
anlecedents who exhibited before the
Louisiana Club the cross made of Che
bones Of a Yankee. It's New England
men hero, who are in the streets most
rude Ia their bearing toward National
soldiers and Union ciuzons. Tits New
England men who own the stores whore
do congregale the most violent haters of
anything North 10 lis these kind of men
who OH the papers of the South with the
crosses misr,pr of tho Admin-
islraton,and by every dmbolieal art keep
alive the war parties in all sections of the
country
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The rebel prisoners at Camp Morton
have organized band Of negro minis
trels and have regular concerts They
have also established Masonic Lodge,
and have stated meetings in the upper
room of the building erected for the use
OF the officers otthe State Fair.-H7.aHa-
polls Sentinel
We would like TO know irthosc negroes
are slaves belonging to the prisoners. If
slaves, they are most probably stolen
ones We know Of at least one instance.
whore rebel offer CARVED or a negro
belonging TO loyal Kcnuckian, to Iudi-
ana where he passed him of as his own
property. The owner followed him up
proved the thief and recovered his slave.
The people will certainly not be sat-
listed that rebel prisoners should be per
mitted TO be waitcdon even by their own
servants
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1862-08-02

Some editor asks "What has become
Of the crows " II they have disappeared
they are absent not without c1ics.
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General Railroad Office.


GENERAL RAuRoAn AND OMNIBUS TfcKrr OrTlcg.
No. 20, North cherry Street,
an door from Union
DERSONS designing leaving the city by Railroad
wiz save per contngg by purchasing their Tick,
cts al tbs Ouce, whore Tickets ba had 90 an tue
principal Cities la Tho North, East and West, by the
shortest and most reliable route also Tickets can be-
had 10 Huntsvilic Ala, and all intermediate points on
the Nashville A Chattanooga, aud Trmcs5co 4 Ala.
hama Railroads.
Persons going East, by purchasing Tickets win have
their baggage checked from any Hotel or mart of tho
city as far as Louisville, Ky.
Purchase your Tickets the day prcyioua 10 leaving
So that You can leave Your call flr She Omnibus 10
convey you tu the Depot
through Rms of adlug giving fJr am classcs of
Freight 10 al the principal Cities East via Louisville
4 Nashville, ItnorsuuylNe indianapolis Bellofnp
taine Now York CENTRAL Now York, Eric \ pcnnsvl
vaua Railroads, by water ut M low rate as by any
other route
ss- am tho only Agent IN mi. city that can n,r.
uish BIS of Lading Co The East by ali Railroads or
boy Water and Raft
For further Information call at the Omco
w. w, CRAIG,
july27-u General Ticket ANA treght Agrpt
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1862-09-13

POVERTY AED DEBT. Poverty Ia bit.
Ter draught, but may, aud sometimes
with advantage, be gulped down. Tho
the drinker makes wry ,iaccS there NAV,
after alb be wholesome goodness in the
cup. hut debt, however courteouSly it
be offered, is the cup u siren, and the
wine. spicy and delicious though it be, an
eating poison. The man out of debt,
though with = crack in his shoe leather,
AHd hole in his hat, is still the son Of
liberty, free as the singing lark above
him; but the debtor, though clothed in
the utmost bravery, is no more than a
-scrf u; on q holidays slave, to be re-
claimed at an instant by his owner, the
creditor. Ny son, if poor, see wine in
the running spring; think q thread bare
coat the "Only wear" and acknowledge
= white-washed garnet the tittest housing
place for u gentleman do this, and flee
debt So shall thy heart be at peace, and
the Sheriff COMPOUNDED.
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Plaesrvtlls Pest Ones.

THE MAILS for SAeFanento, BaR RSsSsiseO 0RA
fox all Parts Of this State. close every day 81 As
oiAee AtY O'Clock Pm.
The malls fos the AalDptIe etates. and EurSp-.
elose ~ this "Aes eves eAy 81 - O'CLOCK u.
The MAis H0F Orreoa and WasAinR son TeTriIory,
close every day ats O'Clock ?. n.
The Mails fOS 0TiHaly Flat chose ct IhiS S0s
every Wednesday. meVninF At So'eIoek.
The Nails for NewtSWn eIope At 6o'eIOeh, An.
en- Mondays. WsAnesAays. snd fridays.
The mAis for CSdaFVTTle and indian DigEihr
eloae 1T O'Clock A. ~. every Monday and VTidAy
The Nails for Cold SpSiAGs and C"iomA elOSesV
cry day { SandayS rIGS Ptrd } 81 5 oeIset.
The Kelsey, Spanish Fiat, and GeorRrtoVa Mails
close Thursdays, ThuFSdays and eAtuTAayS ~ "
O'clock P. ~
The Mails for Carson Valley and Salt Like chS
elo.e every day at - O'Clock ~.
OFFICE HOUR9.-PVom So'eIOeh, A. ~. ,tHIl0
~: and IRON tilI 6, ?. ~. Sundays s1eeptSd.
On SundAys-1Tom > untiilO. 4. ". AnAI
= uB,il+ r. ~. ?. n. WI. RODG ERS, 2. n.
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MtntraI ann surrttaI.


In my power to tender this feeble recognition Of hs
great skiH and capacity. To the afflicted would
say do not despair for whatever may be the nature
Of your case, am confident that you will nnd relief
By applying to Dr.. l.. J. CIapkAy.
>" There is balm In Gilead, and there lie physician
'A:si and sworn 10 before r1s' ,S. iSs d.,
Of October, A. D. 1859. City and County OF San
Francisco, In the State Of California.
t. al y. J. THIhAULT, Notary Public.
The undersigned is personally acquainted with
Henry WesSllng, and knows thatthe circumstances
related in the foregoing certificate are truc he saw
Henry Wrestling during his illness, and beaTS Wiling
testimony to the fact Of his remarkable cure by Dr.
L. J. So.Psa o,s Ri, sEsT 1Ts d.,
II-Sl P.J. THrBAULr, Notary Public.
DR.. L. J. C1apkay's Private Medical and
Surgical Institute q on Sacramento street, below
Montgomery, opposite the Pacific Mail Steamship
CompAny'a ONCE, San Francisco. The DR.. OderS
free consultations, and asks remuneration unless
he effects cure. once hours from A. n. 70 eP.h.
SPermAtOrFh3a, or local weakness, nervous
debility. low spirits lassude, weakness Of the hack
and limbs, indlspOsitlOn and incapAbty for study
an labor, duness OF apprehension, loss Of memory,
aversion to society. love Of solitude, timdty, self
distTust, dizziness, HEADLIGHT. Involuntary disehArR
e. pains in the sde, aGsctIcn OF the eyes, pimpes
on the face, sexual and other Innrmlues In men, are
Gct~etNeSa
and surgeon, l., J. CRAPEAV. His method Of curing
diseases 10 new and UEENowR TO OTHERS, hence his
great success. All consultations, by letter other
wiSe, free. Address, L. J. CEAFKAV, n. D., San
Francisco, California.
The Greatest Discovery Of the ARe,--
Great Messing to AdRkjAd-IRROceHt bet Potent.
|-lR.& z. 1N.~A>.~ @S.IEtLAGNScSx SGeSsdisn-
feeling agent, sure preventive against GonoFThGA
aNd Syphiltic dfaeaseE,.114 ~ unsurpassed remedy
for all venerea SerOiulOuS, gAngrenous and cancer
Gus ulcers, tetd dlschAages from the vagina, uterus
and urethrA, and al cutaneSus erUptlons and dis
eases. For sale a. Dr.. L. J. CEapkAys once, sAera
menlo street, below Montgomery, opposite the Pacific
Nall SteAmdhip Company ONCE. As incubation Is
preventive against smallpox, so Il Or. L. J. CHap-
kay's ProPhActlcun preventive against syphilltic
and gonorrh9al diseases. Harmless In itself, Il
poss, sses the power Os S4eESe1SIy Destroying the
syphIItic virus, and thereby saving th0GseS' ', *
debauchees from being infected by The most lOath-
some Of all diseases. Let no young man who APP
preciAtes health be Without DR.. CEapkays Propnilac
icum. 1t is in very convenient packages, and will
be found co2venientto use, being used as = SOAP
Price, IS. For sale at DR.. L. J. CEApkAy's Private
Medical and Surgical Institute, Sacramento street,
below Montgomery, opposite Pacific Mail Steamship
Compsny's office.
[" All orders must be addressed to L. J. CIap-
kay, NJ. D., San Francisco, California. aug II
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1862-09-13
40 the Citisens OF Nl Dorado County:

10 the Citisens Of Ell Dorado County:
The Fourth Annual Exhibition Of the FL Dorado
County Agricultural Society, will be held in the
City Of PiAc Fvie in september 1t, CONNIE ncin g
en- Monday, the S!d, and continuing open at least
GVe DAYS.
A GRAND BALL will be given on Friday, the
SSeh.
Il 10 earnestly hoped that the coming Fair will
n no wise fall short Of the attractivenesS Of the
past unes. but that, the contrary, marked i'm.
prOvement will be visible IN every department, and
20 that end . cordial Invitation 10 extended for
en- exhibit Of the products Of every branch of in.
duStTy, both at home and abroad, embracing works
Of art Of every eSeTiptiOn-inVeHtiOns OF every
kind-choiee specimens Of ingenuity and SkIll-the
delicate and beautiful handiwOTk Of women-the
skin Of the housewiie-usefWl lAbOEasaving ma
shineS-lmplsmentS Of mining and husbandry-
sew models Of msehinRry--the products Of the
4aAITy and the mine-of the orchard, the vineyard,
the garden and the 6eld-in short. whatever nature
or art can contribute, curiosity discover, or inge
nuity devise.
Importers and dealers are cordially invited to
assist, by exhibiting whatever 10 calculated to
excite interest, or extend information, in regard
70 uSofnl Improvements and the diffusion Of knowl-
edge.
ABBhsvIArIoNs-Gob goblet; Pr. pair; b. 1t
batter knife; n. X. napkin ring; Z. X. fruit
knifoj D. diploma Mag. GOdey's magazine, com
meneing with January, 1855, for one year SetE
Ann. Scientific Aver can, one year Am. Age.
American AgFieultuTist, O0e year. Cal. PArm.
California Farmer, one year.
SCHEDULE OF PREMIUMS.
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SUMMONS.

CtTATE OF CALIFORNIA, County Of ~ Dorado o.
~ -Justicee Court, P1acerVille Township.
The People Of the State OF California to s. Church
GREETING:
You hereby summoned to appear before me at
my Office in Placerville Township, Of the County Of
n Dorado, the I4th day Of Sept D. 1862, at IL
o'clock A. NJ, TO answer unto the complaint Of W.
l.. Perkins, by agent. A. c. Raymond, who sues to re.
cover the sum Of ffty-nine and l.lOO dollars, for
charges on goods at your request,-whe judgment
will be taken against you for the said amount to.
gether with costs and damages, II you fall to appear
and answer.
To the sheriff or any Constable Of said County,
-tlreetng: Make legal tervire and return hereof.
Oven under my hand, this llth day OF June, A.
d. 1882. g. W. STOUT,
Justice OF the Peace in and for said Township.
june2l 8m
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SITMMON9

G,TATE OF CALIFORNIA, County of ~ Dorado
- -ss.-Jistice's Court, Piacerville Township.
The People Of the State OF California, to Mary
Media, Greeting:
You hereby summoned Ia appear before \
my Office in PlScervie Township, Of the County Of
~ Dorado the 26th day of July, A. D. 1869, at 10
O'CLOCK A. y, to answer unto the complaint Of John
Fountain who sues to recover the OF forty one
IS loo dollars. balance Of account for goods &c
sold ~ PlGs wife TO yOu.-When Judgment will be
taken against you for the said amount together with
costs, II you fail to appear and answer.
To the Sheriff or any Constable Of said County
Greeting Make legal service and return hereof
Given under my hand, this 18Th day Of July 1862.
JOHN BUSH.
Justice Of the Peace In aAd for said Township.
STATE OF CALIFORNIA, County of II Dorado
1t appearing to my satisfaction, by the AfdAVit Of
PM, that said Defendant upon whom the service ID
to be made in this cause Is not resident Of this
STATE but resides in Virginia City, in the Terri
tory OF Nevada, and It appearing that cause OF
ton exists AZ ainst said deft-lt 10 ordered that
service be made by the publication Of the summons
hereto attached IN the Mountain Democrat, weekly
newspaper printed and published In said county, II
least . week for the space Of three months
when such service will be deemed complete and
that = copy Of the summons be forthwith deposited
in the poStoce directed her said place Of resi-
ience and this 10 continued to the Sth day Of
November, 1850, ct the hour Of 10 A. -.
This 26th day Of July, 1862.
JOHN BUSH,
aug2m3 Justice OF the Peace.
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legal advertisements.
SUMMONS.

OTATE or CALIFORNIA, County Of FL Dorado.
~ SS.-Justce's Court, Placerville Township.
The People Of the State Of California to George A.
Parrot, Defendant, Greeting:
You are hereby summoned to appear before me at
my Office In PlaceTvlle Township, OF the County Of
~ Dorado, the nth dag OF June, A. d. 1862, at
II O'Clock A. NJ, to answer unto the complaint Of
g HHnak and J. 8. SesseT Pi'ns who sue TO recover
dollars, balance OF an account, for goods sold, &C.,
to yOu,-when Judgment will be taken against you
for the said amount together with costs, II you fail
to appear and answer.
To the Sheriff or any Constable Of said County
Greeting Make legal service and return hereof.
Given under my hand this 18th day Of June, 1851
JOHN BUSH,
Justice Of the Peace in and for said To wnshp
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1862-09-13
CLASS I.
CATTLE, HORsSs &c.


Beet imp. or Am. Stallion, Cob. go; 2nd. You
Best imp. or Am. Mare. Cup, 60; end. Jen-
niHR0 Horse Doctor.
Beet Gal. bred Stallion. Cob els; End. Hints
70 Horse Keepers.
Best Cal. bred Mare, Cup, $40; End. Stable
Book.
Be6h(BreedIng Mare, with her Colt, Cup, $40
Sad. DomeStte Animals.
Beet span Of DFau. ht horses lin haTneSS), Ste
phsus 3 NOTton'S Book Of the Farm End. Youatt
= SpO0noT. on the Horse.
Best span Of Carriage Horses lin harneSSl, Cob.
go; Id. Cup, 1l0
Best Cart Horse. ito be shown in cArt), MayheW'S
HiustF7ted Horse Doctor.
q BsSs Half Breed Horse, Stephens and NoFtOn'S
YaFTier; End. YOuatt, on the Horse.
Beet Colt, years old, Msyhew's Illustrated
81. Bess Colt, ysaFs old, Hints to HOFss Keepers.
lest Colt, year old. do. do.
Dsss Span Of Aulss, AAyhew's illustrated Horse
Bcst Cal. bred Mule. Youatt, on the HoEss.
- Dess Bail, Cup el0; Sud. YSuast 4 Martin, on
g., HsSt Ball. . Year, old. DOdd's Am. Cattle Doc
ter; Bod YOuatt & Martin. on CssGlg.
Hese CIV: cHP' eiO; snd. kalHE's Cows and
lest RsiGSr. years old, Flint's Grusses snd
feRaga Plants.
~ 4 Iss6 t1elasT, year old, DO@esti- Animals.
a., Dess y0ka Of Work Oxen, Cup, elOj 2nd You
-, e, sst RosT, Yesait, :. Pig, (EngSh SditiOn) /;
HI. YoaatS B Martin, on Hog.
nsss breeding sOW. with pigs. Youatt, on Pig;
4--esS,vTs7pta& Aastia, "a Has,. .
: ~ sS1S peR ~ sVins, AlISas Domestic Antmsls.
Best Cali. Fists Mich Cowsi snd. AmsTiean
. r - - psllssk, OtspAsss' Dsok Of he Earn.
a. I'D Gtlhh Gee, cgp, Nloi ~. FliSt'S Cove
616 Daily Farming.
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Prom Temple BAr.
GLADYS THE LOST.
NJ AoArIMEh COLLINS.

~ AoRuAkh COLLINS.
olAAys, ny SWeet, have wandered far
From where your western mountains are,
Far under sofa Italian skies,
Dreaming ever Of your calm eyes.
o., he Psrfamed breath Of che neW-mOWn hay
On that last day,
When he auIseTiag Iern.leavrs kissed your feet.
0iAdyS, ny sweet!
9Ady1S ny sweet, you ware iunoceaG gAS6,
Merry maid Of the mountain glen;
No paaslOnAte blush had stained the 0nowS
Deep IN the heart OF my wild white rose.
heard your low voice cell TO me
Across the sea;
WIN . dream OF trouble my ateps grew aeet,
Gladys, my sweet
Gladys, my sweet, By yoHr cottage door
1heTe ere SWatbeS Of seated hay once more;
Dat yOn are wandering who knows wheref--
4 van, wild face under drencked black hair.
WIN terror search meath midnight skies
For altered eyes.
IL u your ghost that l dread 10 meet,
Gladys, my SWEET
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EAENING.-Learning is like a river,
whose head being far in the land, il, at
first rising, little, and easily viewed; but
still, as you 60, it gapeth into q wide
bank, not without pleasure and delightful
winding, while it is on both sides set with
trees and beauteous flowers. But still,
the further you follow it, the deeper and
-e'reealeF it is Ill, at lest, il itself
into The unfathOmed ocean there you see
more water, but no ShOre-no end to it's
VaStneSS.
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2 -.
IanWsVeS8p,gsP sss Ajtahs ear bsssA-ss
- - 80 teseeSSe aaSbaeks eans
BeN@ a@eag Toeqe ecclesiastical ehastsis,
WAee go - dSlas, ~ We AWAKE nanf
& ~ 20 ssA:. sasv:. 81 : p
~ Aol H. hSns where their swestheSrtp ar'
,saszs ~ ssSaSS sSiaag ~. SwS+s liatls mani
. - - ,.ivsDs.. vsrIks nOustaehes,
N &c oSlSeA ~ Chief Of elan.
ysg iS - sks1Aasv-slrAPs, sweet IiiIls man
- ~ - Ls.loal.s. garment Of vsuAai
CSeUr Als iAes lesi Il freoaas AAd tan;
HaNRO ~ APFOn- s,rins Guards ON the Common,
AAS OsSoSps erehs swsSs Astls uAai
- 0EsSkAa h. ssusst Gle OF wang u.sssxs,
.ph 0ftha8 armed with deadly FOtsanS
~ SAA1 asIsad bin fFom laughter and hisses,
AAms4hg low boys q the Wide Awake man.
Al Ne hlr ualdsaa about him shan cluster,
Hack TIE white feathers from bonnet and IAN,
Aeke him plume Ake a taFkey.wing duSseT,-
TAGt = ~ eresa for he sweet littls man
Oh, Sss ~ 1SteS- ssAe UuarAs are the isncus,
'AandIsy Sar vsltus sicksi ShOuIdrr SSa6reIlls :"
TaAt y he style fer ~ sweet ltts 1An.
q WssswsAnAtOa b aveS In the arst place
Dsving earssIves is Tie seasible PIAn,-
susly The $50 shsTS 'AsCsS ShOOting's the worst
place
WAssS eaa stand, says the sweet little man.
Sch Was The StnR Of the MaIakO6 takeEs,
enah were thG soldiers that scaled the RedAn;
aeSh rdEo|Y< f{>ttGt. f4AAArA,
Brave nos the WFalh Of the wide Awake maui
Ylela hin tASSaewalk, ye nursery maldensl
&oooS Qst psst! Bridget, and right sbUut! Ann
BSsFee - . shark In = school Of menhaden,
ess hln advancing, the sweet little man
~ss-- 49, - M fAe hattie ded's threshers
Beet oct DE eOntnSnts wheat from the bran,
Nhlle the wind scGtters the chAay seceshers,
what viii become Of oar sweet little mani
When The brown soldiers come hack from the bOrders
How will he look when his features they scAn?
- 8sw Uili hs feei when he gets marching orders,
sigDsdh By hin lady IOvef sweet little nan
Fear not for him, though the rebels expect him,
Life ts too precious to shorten its span;
Woman her brOOnlslick shall raise protect him,
VIII shs NOT eight for the sweet little maui?
Nov then, nine cheers for the stay home Ranger
How the great hsh-hNrn and beat the big pant
Fist W the held that 10 farIbest from danger,
Take your white feather pluRas, Wide Awake InAn
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1t is ordered, upon cause shown, that service Of
this summons he made by the publication thereof in
the MOUNTAIN DENocRAT, n weekly newspaper printed
and published in this county, by consecutive weekly
insertions therein not less than three months, when
service Of the same will he deemed complete. And
this cause Is continued until the 9th day Of Septem
Der lS62, Mt the hour Of ~ A. NJ.
Given under my hand this Path day NJ June 1862
JOHN BUSH,
je2Sm3 Justice of the Peace
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1862-09-13

THE true danger is. when liberty Is nib.
bled away, for expedients. and BY parts
-RWrke.
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1862-09-13
SCHEDULE OF PREMIUM
- OVVEREp By The
Ell DORADO COUNTY
AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY

At e. Fourth AHHTGl Fair, to BE- held IN tie City
q Pt6cHrsfuS, eOnlHAencin0 tie 22nd daS
cfSsptsmber, 1862, and cORtinutN05 dGNs,
ARd OS Regulations If TIE Fur.