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Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1863-10-14
Oct 5
State of South Carolina,
EDGEFIELD DISTRICT,
IN ORDINARY.

UeY VI. F. DURIS0E, Etq, Ordinary Of Edge
lid field District
whoreaa, Mn. E. r. Bland has applied 20 rae
for Letters Of Administration, with the will an
ne1sd, oil. all and Singular tho goods and chat
tolls, rights and credits Of Gilbert Bland, late OF
tho District aforesaid, decd.
Those are, therefore, to otto and admonish all
and s~inSulsr, tho kindred and creditors Of the
said deceased, to be and appear before me,.as eur
nert ordiuary's Csart fer tho said District, 60 be
holden at Edseaeld c. H., on the ia day Of
Oct. inst, to show eause, If any, why tho said
adninistration should not BIO grssatcd.
Given uhdor my hand and seal, this 9Th day
Of Oct. in tho year if our Lord one thouaand
eight hundred and Sixty-threo, ind in the eighty
eighth Your Of tho Ind-prAdenes OF south Caro-
lima. WI. DuhlS"1' o'n"~:
Oct u II al
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e Valuable Plantation
FOB SALE,

UHE Subscribor offers FIR sale his VALUABLE
Il PLANTATION, containing about
Eleven Hundred Acres,
living On Red Bank. Mine Crock and Little sa-
iuda River, near Red RauX Mssting House, and
bounded hy lands ef C"I. a.. j.. bearing, James
A. Dnzicr, Esq Dr.. A. $. DVzi.r, VAstine A..
lI-rlorg ard others. There is On The Place abou:
Two IIualrea nercs CT good Dot;cn Land, AMI
.baut F,n. IlrnIred acres of Woodland.
Th>re atS on the premises d G"si two -,tnry
Dwelliss ~llcu;a, and either necessary buildiass.
III in good repair. There is also on the place a
good Gin Hausc and Screw, Ond n first rake Girls;
Mil. Thu land is we'll adapted to Cotton, C1rn,
small Grain. &c.
For frriLcr information apply to the sub-eriber
m tho premises. JOHN JENNINGS, sr.
0.t7 1t 4p
Ga-charleston Courier will pl,nsc copy t.ice
. "aek in DAILY tor ono month, aul forward ae-
cunt tn this Office for payment.
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Escheated Property

WILL sail at ruhlir sale. on the frst.Aonday
in November next, at E4ssdel,i z. H., ONE
zJiOUSE and LOT in The Village of -Eneraeld,
formerly rue property OF thu late Cbarl-s Me-.
Grrgor, dsccased, AID now occupied by Mrs. Ste
yensnu. containing H,il al Acfe, IN" e CT less.
and bounhed by I,nLs "f Inc Catholic Church,
James A.. Dozisr, Es;atr Gco. ". i.andrnm. decd
and Th"s. P. Magra'h, Eeq,-tho same having
been E,choatod to the Stale OF Sontii Carolina,
the DECEASED having no lcgGl hehs in this Con
fcdcrscy.
Terms on n creii: Of twelve m"nt!ls from dag
of sal- will interest lrom date. Note with up,
proved personal security AMI n mortgage Of ,ls
premises will he required. Costs to be paid u
cash. Possessioa ri.rr on The lst saruar~n"x'.
LEWIS JONES, Escheator.
Edr.f.ld C. II, Arg 81, St S5
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NOTICE /!

TUST received aud for sale 1T thr Store Of Chss.
Cd Harumond, Hamburg, 5. G.,
Ono Cn.e worry ,upcri. r Blcschnd H0MESPUN,
Ono Case Mourning CALICO.
Ono Case Dark CALICO fur winter wear.
Alsu, Two Hundred aui Fifty CARDS. which
will csrd Wool we'll, and slsu warranted to card
Cotton well, at $25 per pair Ut retuil.
Hamburg, Sept IS, I'm 80
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The State of South Carolina,
E~DGEElELD DIST g
Nv .ORUTNdRT

IN ORDINARY.
wy W. F. DURlS0E, Esquire, Ordinary Of
p ,Edgcfcli District.
Whereas. B.ljam,u Ru'h:ou has applied TO me
for Letters of Administration, on all and singular
tho goods and ~chattels, rights and credits Of James
r. Eiushton latc of the District aforesaid, deed.
Taos. arc, therefore, to cite ard ndnopish- all
and ~s:ugylas, the kindred and creditors OF the
said deceased, to hs an.i sppear before me, at ocs
mex, 0rdiuary's Court for the aid pistnct, t",ns
hol..su at Eas.lold G.. II. on tae l9.h+ daysof Oct.
i,.l, 10 snUw, cause, if any, Why Tho said sdniLis-
trs;ion should not he granted.
Given under my hau,i aud 'noal, this 5in day
Of October e. the year Of our Lord one thou
sand eight hundred and sixty-Ghree, and in is.e
cighty.o!ghth year OF the Independence of TO
DIV ". F. DuRIsoE, O.E:.D:3
Oct7 q e&o
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Gr~aniteyilie and Vaucluso Cloth.

VETE will BARTER at Dur Store in Granito-
w Vile, ON the following tnrms: Ono yard of
IA eh-=,ing or o:e yarL Vauclu's 0snabufgs for
u pnu:.d Of Bacon u yds / Shifting far n Ea'hcl
of Cnru or Pea-. All otAer ~artirleo Of Produce
BIrtored for On liberal term.
J. f. COOK 4 CO.
Oet5 Inns 40
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CT South, Carolina,
I.IJtI n Fl j. III NINT HICI.
TN ORDINARY

ITIT IT TTW lily
IN ORDINARY.
FEY ". L. pURIS0E, Esq, Ordinary Of Edge
Es field Dietrict.
Whereas. Henry 7. Rart'oy has applied to ne
Tor Letters OF Ad niniytra,io on all and singular
the goods and %chatisls, rights md credits Of
Nathan l.. Bartley, late of tho District aforesaid,
deed.
These are, therefore, to cite and .dmonisb MI
md singular, tue kindred and creditors Of tho
said deceased. to he and appear before me, at our
next Urdinary's Court for the said Diatrie', to DC
holden st Edgefvli Court IIgase, on the Ia'h dey
If Uci. inst, to Show cause, if hny5 why tbf
aid a.tninistr.sinn shcuid r"t he grantcd. :,
Given und.r my baud and seal, this otn DAY OF
Def. in the. year of our. Lord one Thousand
eiri.; hundred and sixty-three, and in thc eisnty-
sivhth year of ;hc Independence of S. Carolina..
". f. DURlS0E, o.E.D.
o.. Ct 40
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ALL WHOM n MAY CONCERN !

OWING to the very excrbitsnt prite of 2Iedi-
" Gins and family supplies, all of which have
to be paid fJiu Cash, we. tho. u%n,ierai sned 'prac-
ticinv Ph ~ysicisns at EdgeGeld Court HOUSE, are
aat only driven to the nocsupity Of increasing cur
rl,.r, GO. but Of demanding tue Cash for each cnse
We attend IS soon US it is discharged.
A.. G.. TEAGrE,
4 W. NJ. BURT.
J.F. .GRIeFIN,
M. .w.-ABNEY. -
Edsehold. S. c.. Sept. %, 1sos. If 80
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NG4ina.

A Ill persons having demands against the Es-
IA tate Of William E. id%Iletsnr decd, arc +,
4ne<tei to present thcp, 10 the undersignta, aai
:nosn indet,cd 70 sai1 Lstate are requested to
make in,ne,iats payment.
EMILY MIDDLETON, At!mix.
Mar4 gm% 2
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Aus25
Egypt for Sale.

vs1HE LAND OF CORN AND WHEAT
containing 2sI Acres, lying three miles
from Edyoheld C. Ii. This place needs only to os
B.iny nb.cnt in tho army Mr.. WE. Dniiso' is
authorized to &C. as my Agent III the sa!o OF tho
above place. Ia D.
Sent T. u Nv
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Notice.

T WILL make application at Tho next Session Of
d the Legislature, far re.chartcr of NY Ferry
across Big Saluda River, on thG roai loading
from Nc wborry C.. Ii. 10 Hamburg, on The wover
Road, vi such prices AZ arc in accordance with
tho times. WM. BOUKNlGLT.
Sept Is i'm 81
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Estate Notice.

4 I'll perso:s 10 ally wise INDEBTED {. the Estate
TAsaf L. N. Pciu. decd, are earnestly Request
81 IN come forward siia settle up without deiay.
.h,sc h..;"' c!.ins asai"s, said Est:to will roc
Ter them il, prr, -rly %attesied, at AZ early dato. /.
G. L. PENN, Adm'or.
aue4 If 81
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A Valuable Residence
FOR SALE.

FOR SALE.
uyuE Suh.c,ibcr ofrors for sale the sALUDA
HOUSE in tho Village Of Elsefsli, S; Co.
having is Rooms, 10 with fire places, ? c"llars'
and on.c. Bnsc,nesl Story. There arc on tho prem
isas a good Kitchen with 6 Ro"h's anil 2 fire
places, Smoke House, PAutry. and all nccors"ry
outl,uidiny., with a fine well Of water IN tn"
yard, and q choice tinrdsn attachod to the place
Al.o, attached 10 the premises, ID q cohlm"@,nu'
S.abl. Lot. with Sails for Fifty Horses, Crib,
Carriage House, AID . we'll OF good water.
This Desirable rs.idoncc will answer far either
n,.,i. or ,r;rats house. The buildings are
in good repair. sro 1'catcd in a retired aud plons-
ant situation, sid to any ono in want OF 4 COM
modious and conveniently arranged House apd
Lot, tho Salada House is respectfully offered.
For terms ard other particulars address tue
subscriber ut E~dgcdold G. H.
A,~o5 TT ~
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salt /! Salt /!

vErILL L.. sod in Hamburg on THURSDAY
wv tho 18Th ef Oc,nher. by Wm Il. MELON
na.i. FOUR HUNDRED sAcKso OF SUPERIOR
Ths pennnls Of Abhovillo and Edsedrid Districts.
for whom thi4 Sail W., especially puveha'0d' WILL
do we'll 10 ati6na n: es's'
Thu highse. nark.t Is neither expected nor de-
'sirsd. ..
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stare CT South Carolina,

liz ORDINARY.
saY W. F. DuRtsoE, Esq ordinary fEsse-
Ee :ir.d District.
wter.as, Emily g. Darn has applied to no
far Letter: OF NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ~ all 'nd sinea.
lnr the gnnds and %rhnttcls, rights IND credits Of
wiliam D,rn, jr, Into of the District aforesaid,
ac,l.
Tba.c are, therefore, to cite and admoni:h MI
aud ,invular, the kindred and cred;sorr:of the SALT
Sa..ossn- 10 be and spy.ear before meJ.at our next
OsdInsrys Court for thc said District, to be boldon
y, rJseneld q. H., On the 18th day % Oct init
~ how ceuss, K any, wky rhe san. administrator
should n7t be fraetsa,s
GissS uatsr rne asrdars sch!, TIA eis saf az
n.r. w N. gss: CT eQs Lord tGs thousaba sishs
Iusssed sad aixts,thsns. SNa Ia tae &s;a sssstof
ths Independence Of ssNta eSsfisss
Oct Z; 1893. st N
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Assessors Notice.

q will sttsna at tho timrs and places hereinafter
4 m.ntinn"l t. receive Returns and Assess th'
s.mo fran Tax Payers of the :2;h Cuilo''i-n DIS
the Tax in ralns under Tax Act, Section LIST snd
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SEVENTEEN HUHGREe ACREs

- 'SNuiE.
sEyENTEEH HUHEREe AcREs
o. rnuico P.nr Lard. SAID holy Of land lies 81.
IL high level riise, perfectly healthy, fno;y wy.
toTsa. in 6 pleas ut neighpnrEooi, convenient tc
m.rk.t, aud immediately or the contemplated
rrutc of tho Columbia Il Augusta Rail hos..
rsrtiv m tho Plank Koaa. .uhrNrinr y h-nd,op,
aud cnmmudinus dwelling. g""l Kitchen. Snot,
iiousp. Negro Houses, Be-, together with p ne"
tin ii,uso and Screw, largo Cattle aud Horse
Lots, darius. Slab!rs, Ac.,-all conveniently aY-
ranged and in go.d repair. The oti:o- settlement.
about \ mic distant, also near the Road, Consist
Of i small Dwelling and uii hcie.s=ry c~ut-huild
iugs.
These lands arc very productive, as the prrsrnt
crop will Attest, md are N='i adapted TO the cul-
tirc Of Corn, small Gain, Cu:;on &c.
About = ve ilundr.l .hcrcs of this Tract Of
Lnud ere i'll II hisa Hntc Of cuitivatirr. and under
so"d f~encss.-whilst the rcgninder is III native
f,r-st. with n hne growth of !'iue. Oak and HEX
CRY wood.
rLrrs is also on the premiiej Il promising yuans
Orchard OF choice Frait Trees.
Sss-For further iniurma.itn apply To Mr.. Ley
m Inc placc, or 10 tie Subscriber at EdssGcid G.
IT,, S. C.
.ess- Reference is respectfully g;vsn to Prof. F..
s.. II IiuuUs, Of Chsrlcs;oI, who ii.s rcreut'y par
chas"i land il tho vicinity Of this rlace, and WHO
-oul'i drantlas. express his opinion. az aprlics-
tia:., 81, ~ iho merits of this desirable plantation.
>sD-Pricc rousanap!e-terias accommodating.
JAMES VI. HARRISON.
Eigcfsld,- S. G., Oct. q If 40
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Notice.

A ppICATIoN wiz be made IL .hs Les;rIq.pre,
n. ~ It's "xts-ssirn to vest in Nelly Par III,
,n lee %si,nrle, lhs. Will: est tie both real and per.
,u,..l. 81! aer son No.h Ethriign. decd.
Sc;,t. 9 cm 3S
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Maya
ITctice.

I4ctice.
u1.rLL DEARING will stand the FALL
III SEASON uf 1868 at I'd r"hs!d c.. H.: Man.
days, Tuesdays and Wednesdays, tho reiaaindor
If III, Sa..on At Harmon Gallmar's, at $50 tho
Seny,p. which begins on the LIST Of August nHd
on,rs the 20ta 0ctubsr:
Mnrr< ~fa;linr.to prove in fail by Dick C''aas-
ham In. Spring of 1858, may be sont this Fall t"
Dsarins fres Of ctarsc. ,,N
TIIOS H.. BACOS-
Sept. 90 -
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Negroes Wanted.
SN7E WISH t. r~.rchasc FIFTY LJl;GlY
*f rOpNti He,:iStlt:S. Up. arc prapa,.d
t." pay III. tjGHEsT CASH PRICES.
10 have un nand ? LIKELY WOMAN WIt.B
FOUR ChltptFr which we will se pieased r.
eel or exci.angc Ter o.l.or N.,yrvcs..
OLIVER IStlL1VsN.
Jan 2S If
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Notice.

NXyILL be sold at ny house, at 10 o'clock, A.
w N, on Thursday, tins 18th d.y OF October
lust, a BLACK MARE MULE, taken up as an
ss,r,y by Mrses Harris. The purchaser will DO
required to givo noso aud rrproy-4 security pay
able tc tue Com rnissionsrs OF R1a4'r Elk mantaa
after date. cos,o to be psid In cash,
A. JONES, BED.
0et5 81
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Books Missing.

THHE 2i and 4th V.ls. Of Napiers Peninsulsr
Z Wsr' from the Library Of L. I. Wigfall. The
gentleman VII. borrowed those volumes will CEN
Ter O leAt iaror by leaving them at this Office.
Oct. If 40
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Tax COLLECTORS Notice.

Y VIII .tfsndsat the following Times AN, places
u to collect the lr-t.a ne recently returned to
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Notes.,
NOTICE.

a Ill persons having elsims against tho Estate
IA III DR.. j. HARDWOOD Burt, ioo'd., are no'i,rd
to present thcm, properly %attestel, as tho sI7er-
signed is prepared TO nay tho same. Those in
debtea to- said Estate are requested to settle prompt
y. W. hAo
Jan II tt
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1863-07-03
A Golden Motto.

Horas non numero nisi 'erends--"l count
only tho hours that ars serene".-is the mot
to Of a sun dial near Venice. There 10 q
softness and harmony in the words and in
the thought unparalleled. OF all concelts
il is surely the most classical. 81 count on
ly the hours that are serene." What 4
bland and care, ,dispelling foeling' How the
shadows seem to fade on the dial-plate as
the sky lowers. and time presents only q
blank unless as is progress Is marked by
what is joyous. and all that is no, happy
sinks into oblivion What q fine lesson is
conveyed to the miud-to take no note Of
time but by it's benefits, to watch only for
the smiles aud neglect the frowns Of fate,
to compose our lives Of bright snd gentle
moments. turning always to the sunny side
of things. and letting the rest slip from ou'
imagipations. UNDECIDED or forgotten! How
different from the common art Of sslf.tor'
mentipg
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1863-07-03
Subscriptions Solicited to aid in Raising
Colored Troops.

The STATE OF ONO Executive DEPART
MeNT, COLUMBUS, ONO, juno %, 1868.
To the people Of Ohio:
An effort is being made to raise regi-
ment of colored mer ia our State--a camp
of rendezvous has been established at Della
ware, and erything is now in readiness to
receive troops
As the law providing for the support OF
families of soldiers does not reach this reg-
mont, Il has been detoi mined by it's friends
to raise by voluntary subscription, fund
for that purpose.
Ihsve. therefore, respectfully to reques.
all who favor tho success of the effort to
raise such regiment, to contribute to said
fund.
The money thus raised shall be distribu.
ted by committee consisting of Ex.Govor-
nor Dennison. DR.. G. yolnoy Dorsey, State
Treasurer; (; Quarternaster General George
B. Wright, and Captain II. Burr, United
States Quartermssrer. It recommended
that remittances be made directly to DR..
Dorsey.
The Military Committees of tho several
counties are requested to give the matter
their immediate attention.
From present indications, 1t Is quito GER
tain that at least one full regiment will be
raised within the coming thirty days, and if
a generous response shall be msde to this
proposition, II is believed that second regi.
ment may be raised.
1t may be proper to add that our State
will have credit on it's quota for all colored
troops raised.
DAVID TOD, Governor.
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1863-07-03

Cotton Spinning in Russia.

Every Russian peasant, nalo aud female,
wsars cotton clothes. The men wear prin-
ted shirts and trowsoIs, and the women are
dressed from bead to foot 10 printed cotton
also. Whom II is remembered that Kuss,s
contains something like 80 ,ooo, 600 of serfs,
besides other classes amounting to 10000.
900, all using this article more or less, one
can estimate the demand for cotton goods.
But calculation is not to DO made from q
data afforded by FREQ and more prosperous
countries. The peasantry arc poor, tho
cotton prints sro dosr, Honco ,hore is not
a 1.-THE of tho right amount of consumption.
Still tho cotton trade in Russia IL large
trade, aud it is supplied chiefly by native
labor, in mills containing machinery made
in OLDHAM and Manchester, and supsrintend. =.
cd by Euglishmeu from tho same and
nelehboring towns. There may he fvo or
six millions of spindles ar work spinning
this cotton. Together with tho weaving and
printing tho same. that forms indeed large
item, 1t is perhapo the largest among the
manufacturing processes Of Russia, and ON.
ploys capital Of thirty millions sterling
The largest mills are 10 the neighborhood of
St. Petersburg, ono Of these having some
one hundred and twenty thousand spindos,
and n few others are Of seventy thousand
aud sixty thousand, but tho great bulk o!
tho trade is in tho Moscow district, and scat.
tered about the land in that direction. Tho
number Of spindos .hero may not be So
great in any individua! mill as 10 some OF
tho large 81. Petersburg establishments. but
the mills are moro humorous. some Of
thom noarls as largo. aud all of them arc oI
respectable Dimensions, even according &c
an English cstimate.-.1H the Year Round
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1863-07-03
A New Married Mans soliloquy.

Bless me--or ratbes bless her that bag
blessed mo--wbat happy fellow am
How differently everything appears now l
have another to care for continually, and
another to care for mo. Even the sound Of
the breakfast bell has melody In II, for
know whose bright face will meet my eycs
bonco:ortb at my morning meal, and tho
pleasant talk about what have to do to-day,
and, when It is doDo, whero wc shall 90.
loved nv bachelor friends quite as well as
most men; but where's tho charm in sitting
opposite or side BY s:do with two or three
or forty whskcred facos' Dab ! it's per-
feohy stupid. and wonder that I bore 1t so
long and 80 patiently. shall give my as-
socates my now ideas on tho matter, though
think Quo or two of them have an iukliDg
that the solitary road 10 not the best after
all.
I used to read little in the evenings,
then grow weary Of my beck or paper. It's
not so now, when thought answers thought
between my wife aud me, and every beau.
tiful sentiment Of q writer gets ready
response from me; for have new ideas of
beauty, caught from tho lips l love best
uttered for my special qualification.
Those two words. "my wife"--how much
tboro is 10 them Say it in any way you
will, the little sentence has world OF mean.
ing in it. My Uife means my comforter
and guardian angel--not my trouble. my
destroyer, My wifc--tbat denotes possess.
ion--she is mine, not my neighbor's proper.
ty-mino to have aud TO hold, to keep and
to cheaisb. Then tho whole, my wife, my
helpmee., my companion for veal or for wo
for time aud eternity. don't thank any.
body to call her my lsdy--a lady has differ
ont signifcatious, though she is lady; she
treats everybody politely, kindly; but
wherever 60 with her, it is now, and shul
bo, and my wife, OF Mr.---and wife. Of
There goes the bell for supper How
bavo boon dreaming--nay, not dreaming
for It's all real. must SEQ to my person.
appoaranco--no falling of boc,uso am
weddod lover. All hear stop; sbo
coming to call me she'll wonder what ha
detained me SO long. Good by.
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1863-07-03
Strange but True.

It is noticeable that Vailapdigbam was
arrested by order OF General Burnside. a
Democrat from his boynood prosecuted
by Judge Advocate Cuts. a Democrat.
brother OF Stephen A. Douglas. and son
OF Buchanan's second Comptroller OF the
Treasury tried by commission of Off
GERS, nearly all Of whom were members
of the Democratic party, and sentenced
by them was denied the benefit OF the
writ o. Habeas Corpus by Judge Leav-
cit. Democrat who was appointed TO
his present position by Andrew Jackson,
and who made himself unpopular by his
rigid enforcement Of the Fugitive Law; f.
nally. Vallandigham was sent TO Rose,
oraDs, another Democrat, to be delivered
over to General Bragg, of the Confederate
army, a Buttsrnut. The whole imbrogliC
was fight of Democrat against Copperhesd
And yet the responsibility of the Who'll,
matter is charged to the Abo!itionists
Strange, nowadays. that lifelong Demo
crats become Abolitionists the moment they
refuse to become Copperheads.
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1863-07-03
A Bachelors Defence.

Bachelors arc styled BY married mon who
have put their foot into it. as only half por-
focted boings-cheerles vaeabondr-but
half u pair of soissors--and many other IL.
ties are given .hem; while they ex,ol thoir
sta to as ono of perfect bliss. Who is per,
ted to death by ladies who have daughters 7
invited to a tea aud to evening parties. and
told to drop in just when it is convenont?--
The bachelor. Who goes to bed early be-.
cause time drugs on his hands, The mar.
rlod man. Who has wood to split, house
hunting and marketing to do, the young on, s
30 wash. and the lazy servants to look after:
The married man. Who is taken up for
whipping his wife? The married man. Fl.
nally, who has the Scripture on bis side:--
The bachelor. st. Paul knew what he was
talking about--"He that marries docs we'll
but ho that narrios not does better.
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1863-07-03
THE EARTH is FULL OF THY Rich.
BY WILLIAM CULLEN BRYANT.

Almighty, hear US, while we raise
Our hymn of thankiulness aud praise,
That Thou hast given the human race
So bright, so fair dwelling. place.
That whom this orb ofsea aud land
Was moulded in Thy forming band,
Thy calm, bonignsnt smile impressed
A beam of Heaven upon its breast
Then lowered tho hills, and broad aud greon
The vale's doep pathway sank between;
Then stretched the plain to whero the SIX J
sIoops and shuts in tho exploring eye.
Aud stately groves beneath thy smi'o
Arose on continent and isle;
And fruits came forth and blossoms elowcd
And fountains gusbed and rivera flowed.
Thy band outspread the billowy plains
Of ocean. nurse of genial rains.
Hung bigh the glorous sun, and sot
Nights crescent in her arch OF jet.
Lord, teach us. while tho unsated gaze,
Delight, on thy works delays
To deem tho forms OF beauty hero,
Bot shadows Of brighter sphere.