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Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1862-05-23
selett poetrg.
A Soldiers Letter, and a Woman's An
swer.

HOSPITAL, April -
write with great deal of pain, dear girl
IeT not been able before since the fight
And my brain is still so much in whirl
That can tell you but little tonight.
m wounded don't start-'tis not very bad,
Or at least it might be worse !; so I said,
When thought of you, g I'm sure she'll be glad
To know that L m only wounded--not dead -
I've lost my left arm-there now you know all!
Minnie ball shattered it, and I fell;
The last that heard was our Captains call.
Until-the rest is too painful to tell.
I've had throughout the most excellent care,
And am doing finely the surgeon says;
So well, indeed, that the prospect is fair
For homeward trip before many days.
But I've something else dear Mary, to say,
And I'd say it if it cost me my life
I've thought OF it well-there's no other way
Yor're released from your promise to be my wife
You III think foolish at first then you'll think
OF the loose, armless coat-sleeve at my side
And your proud and sensitive heart will shrink
From the thought of becoming cripple's bride,
IT'S a bitter struggleto giveyou up,
For I'ye loved you more than ever of late
But down to the very dregs I've drained the cup,
And m calm, though my heart is desoIate.
I'm coming home, and of course must meet;
Ny darling, this once, one boon implore--
Let US still be friends-For that win be sweet,
Since now, alasl we be nothing more.
Sweet Home, April.
My Robert, how brave and noble you are
Too brave and too noble. know, for me;
But you We too little faith in me by far
If you believe that want to be free.
I'm not released from my promise-no, no!
Twas never so sacred TO before ;
l you could but know how I've Ionged to go
And watch by your side, you'd doubt me no more
I read your name in the terrible list
But the tears froze back that sprang to my eye
And fearf VI pain, that could not resist,
Crushed my heart till longed to die.
The blessed tears, by and by, came again,
And l felt as you in your lett said.
4 feeling OF gladness, mid all my pain,
That Robert was only wounded-not dead.
Oh, darling to think you had suffered so,
And all these long, weary miles away;
You've needed me very often, know,
While I could do nothing but hope and pray.
B ut hardest of all is the bitter thought,
That you have been suffering so much for me :;
Poor Robert your manly letter has brought
strange meIange of JOY and misery.
But you're comip g home to my arms and heart
You re rig ht--l am proud and sensitive, too
But I'm only when apart,
And now-I shall only be proud of you
You're comm home to happiness and rest,
And wait the moment of blissful calm,
When l shall be held to a Soldiers breast
By aPatriot-Hero's one strong ARM
BLACKSTONE, Mass, April, 1862.
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state of Wisconsin, Circuit Court, jefferson
County.
Sherif's sale in Foreclosure.

ELra LoNeU ,
Against sheriT's sale in Foreclosure.
EdSou Langley.
DY YIR TUE of and in pursuance to & aJudgmentin in
ID Foreclosure aud Sale rendered in said Court in
the above entitled action the Eleventh day of Feb
<uary A. d. 1882 shall expose for sale and sell at
public auction the highest bidder at the Court
House in said county Wednesday the 2lst day of
Ma next at the hour one O'Clock in the afternoon
on that day the following described mortgaged prem
Ses or much thereof shall be necessary to raise
amoun1 of said Judgment with interest and costs
besides the expense of said sale to wit The West
half of the South West quarter of section number
thiree IS and the north quarter of the north
quarter of section number twenty three (25)al
IN town number six (6) north of Range number six
teen (6 east in the county of Jefferson in the State
Of Wisconsin containing one hundred and twenty
acres of land mere or less. HEBER SMITH.
Sheriff JED. TO. Wis.
Dated Sh' Is Gface Feb. 18th. 1862
J. II. Paine Il Son,
no.3T:1Sw PI'fS Attorneys. Milwaukee
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1862-05-23

HARLOW PEASE,
Attorney at Law, Watertown, Wisconsin. Office over
Howeu's store, West Side of the River.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1862-05-23
Circuit court--County of Jefferson.

against
8aary Macs, Lucie Macs, Hsrrictt Nichols
i's.sS II. Fargo, Austin ". Kellogg and Joseph
barton Defendants.
Sunmous--For relief. Complaint not served
IAs state Of Wisconsin. To the above named De-
tsadaPtS You are hereby summoned and required
TO answer the complaint in this action which is
tns e e Of tae Clerk Of the Circuit Court at the
village ofJefersoa in said County, and to serve a
subscriber at his Office in the city of Watertown JEFF
ferson County Wisconsin within ninety davs after the
seeFic q ms summons on you. exclusive of the day
ef Sas SerFlee and if you fail TO answer the said
e12t9tant within the time aforesaid the plaintiff in
ths action viii apply to the Court for the relief de-
nllndei in the complain
Dated February 10th A. D. 1862
HARLOW PEASE.
S-oNo; plaintiffs Attorney
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Ut TT VoI-uI-g'
Your obcdient servants,
HERMAN BOXER &CO.
so Cliff street, New York.
Also Of Liege, Sqlinger. Remscherd,
Birgmingham, Bown, ="
This was at the time when the Queens
proclamation had prohibited, among other
things, the expectation Of arms to the Uni
ted States. You remember, gentlemen,
we sent an agent Mr.. Schuyler, Of New
York, out to Belgium to procure arms for
cur Government. He succeeded in pur-
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OFFICE E-Over Wainwright's Drug Store,
MAIN STREET, WATERFOWL.
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Yankees in Washington County.

A friend has handed us the following extract from
letter recently received from a gentleman, who
lived in Plymouth prior to the taking of Roanoke
Island. What the gentleman says of his own know
ledge may be implicitly relied upon, and we have
no doubt but the following facts derived from
good sources. The occurrences mentioned must
have taken place TWO three weeks ago:
"Some time last week, think, ono Of the gun
boats cam. to, of Col. Davenport's house. and
Captain, Lieutenant and thirty men visited him.
Seeing them coming, he called his children and ne
groes up and told them to be quiet and carry their
business as usual lie expected to be taken away,
but thought he would be released in few days.
They came-asked if he was Col. Davenport-was
answered yes. They told him they had learned he
had orders to call out the militia, and that some of
the people had gone to them and craved their pro-
lection iu being released from such duty and leaving
their families. He informed them that when he
received orders he obeyed, but the last order was
countermanded 10y the Governor, and he should not
call them out then. They informed him that they
did not intend to disturb private property and
if he had money to spare to buy as many ne
groes as he thought proper-that they were opposed
to LnconS government as much as he was en-
quired after several persons McRae included; took
brandy brought with them, and left as the wind
blew fresh aud their boat was in danger otherwise
they would have seen others. l..4
On last Sunday two regiments landed three miles
below Columbia and marched up to town. whilst
several gunboats came up by water. They took
about all the provisions they could find, broke and
cut up furAiture, destroyed and took away goods
tore up some of the records took Dr. lees chest Of
medicines &c, and left next morning, after taking
away some thirty negro men, with the promise to
paw 10 per month for them. They stated to Col.
Davenport when at his house that they wishedtthe
owners of some negroes LEFT on the island would
come and take them away.
Such is q true definition of the procamations aud
assurances they give On Monday night, in Ply.
mouth the pickets came in and reported about 1900
of the enemy at the bridge just below town. All
the cavalry left, and much confusion ensued. But
it was false report"
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WAR NEWS.

THE MrssIssIPPL-A dispatch from New Orleans
dated 18th inst, says: <.@ -
A special dispatch to the New Orleans Pteayune
from Memphis, state that the enemy was moving
cautiously towards Decatur, Ala. Another column
was moving Southwark from Columbus, and aneth-
er moving across Tennessee from the direction of
CoIinth Miss. 1t is believed that their purpose Is
20 unite their two main columns at some point near
the Memphis and Charleston Railroad, or near De
catur. ~ -...-. 49,. 49,.
Special dispatches to the 1duertiser and Register
from Memphis, states that the bombardment at B.
land No. 10 continued desperately day and night
The main attack Was upon Fuckers batteries.
The Confederstes working in knee deep wa
ter displaying great valor. Loss on our side slight.
Two of the enemy's gunboats certainly sunk. -
The enemy were moving down on the west side
of the river through swanps and back water il dug
outs. They have four saw mills at work making
lumber to build boats. tsS
The Island is amply provIsioned for siege, and
the Confederates are in good spirits .R-3 riff
a dispatch to the Charlotte Bulletin dated Rich
mond Goth inst, says: ie
information from Island No. TO- received last
night says heavy cannonading on Sunday last Two
of the enemys gun boats were destroyed, One
sunk below Hickman, the other sunk in sight of
the Island. -
The soldiers on the Island are in good spirit
They declare they can hold it against The world
The land forces of the enemy at Madrid is esti-
mated at 4U,0OO. Sixty OF them came downs N
small boats, through swamps, to GayoSa, and cap
tured seven citizens formerly of Gen. Thompson s
army. -. 80 q 6. 7sz
Yesterday the Confederate scouts at Cornth, cap
tured one hundred artillery horses, belonging to
Yankees but we're compelled to leave the guns as
the enemy was close at hand. Il
a dispatch from Bay St Louis, says: The Con-
tolerate steamers Oregon and Pamlico fought the
Federal steamer New London, fer three hours and
sunk her. ~ -at p, 1919
A steamer is now coming to the aid Of the New
London" -,.f - 80 rsi9