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The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1863-09-02

The September number IS not behind aat 5t it,
predecessors, in taste, ncatucss, and cNcclcncc OF
contents.
The Repository is Publishcd u'onihly, at Cincin-
cinnad and New York. Rev. :. II. Alderman is
the accredited agent Tor tlis place AMI vicinity
and will receive subscriptions and paynNp,s
Poe 4 Hitchcock Cincinnati and Carlton \ Porter
New York, Publishers. Terms So 80 per ann um
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1863-09-02

NEITHER DOES DR.. TOBIAS'S VENETIAN
LlNlMENT ever fail to stop the most severe pain.
This is no new humbug article, but AN old cstab-
liShcd remedy having been used by thousands
during the last fifteen years. Call on the Agent
and get pamphlet with full description of this
gic remedy. None genuine unless signed s. l.
TOBIAS. Depot, 56 Cortlandt street, New York
Sold by all Druggists. ISb
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1863-09-02

A GENTLEMAN, cured of Nervous Debility.
lncompctency, Premature Decay and Youthful
Error, actuatcd by desire to benefit others. will
be happy to furnish to all who need it Gree of
charge the recipe and directions for making the
simple Remedy used in his case. Thos, wishing
to profit by Ms experience and possess Valuable
Remedy will receive the same by return mail
Carefully scaled, by addressing
JOHN b. OGDEN.
Ism No. 60 Nassau street, New York
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1863-09-02
School Books,

We would call the attention of our patrons at
iicad and vicinity to the fact that A. J. Gardner
Il Co. have large assortment of School
Books, which they are Offering upon the very best
terms. They have every thing, in fact, necessary
To give the student r complete outfit. Read their
advertisement in another column
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1863-09-02
Cool Weather..

The cold days we experienced last week have
been unprecedented in this locality for many years.
Brisk fires and heavy ovcrcoats were in great de-
mand, and things generally looked decidedly win.
try. We understand that corn and potatoes in
some localities have been more or less injured.
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1863-09-02
Apprentice Wanted.

a boy, sixteen or eighteen years of age. WHO has
q good commen school education, and wishes to
learn the printing business, can find employment,
Gt the .JorRSAL Office,
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1863-09-02

The CaPperheads Of Ohio have nominated Val.
landigham for Governor. Why didn't they, when
they had their hauds in the dirty business Of inlors
ing traitors, keep on aud nominate JEFF Davis for
President? They might as well have gone the
whole hog " when they got down into tie gultcr,.-
y L5.is n,,r,.yt ~
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1863-09-02
Mnumec Baptist Association.

We are indebted to Rev. II. B. Taft for copy
Of the Minutes of the Twenty fifth Anniversary
of the Maum,c Baptist Association" held at Ma
poleon June 81 and 4th, 1868.
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1863-09-02
EVERY DAY brings cheering evidence proving
Pr. AEER'S CERATE to be a specific for all
diseases of the skin

- HAMILTON, " aug, 7, IoOU.
This is to certify that my wife has been afflicted
with Tctcr on her hands for several years, and all
the remedies which she made use of failed, until
she comm need using DR.. Wcavct's Salt Ehcum
Cerate, which she has found to be the best remedy
she mas ever used, and would recommend it To all
similarly afflicted. PETER JACOBS.
DR.. Weaver's Strap and Cerate for sale by Drug
gists generality throhgh0ut Wood County. Ice
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1863-09-02
Eruption Of Mount Etna.

accounts from MCsSina state that the volcano ni
Mount Etna is again vomiting fire and lava.
new eruption is threatened in the direction Of Brnnc
The Inhabitants Of Catmia arr terrified at the for
miiable noise, and the shower vt ashes and stone,
IN that direction, Tho population of the mountain
have made preparations to quit their dwellings
Their horses are saddled their cattle gathered, and
all their household furniture packed MP o he ready
for immediate removal. Prayers are offered in thu
churches and the relies ot saints to be exposed
to the picty ofthc faithful. Terror prevails among
the entire population.
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1863-09-02
New Orleans Picayune.

now at yicksburg, for copy Of the New Orleans
picdy,ne, of August Q.
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1863-09-02
cow FOR SktEi

A gool COW will be sold cheap, if applied for
soon. For further information, inquire at the
JOURNAL office.
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1863-09-02

MrLruM IN rARvo. At a meeting of the Cniui
m IN cf Stcison, Maine, days since the follow
ing rithy resolutions were adopted
|, That this rebellion is unconstitutional.
:, That Il is constitutional to put it down.
:, That Mr.. Lincoln is Putting il down.
4, That we will support him while about IT,
9, That Mr.. Conv goes for the right
q, That we 20 for Mr.. Cony.
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1863-09-02

Mammoth Elephant Hannibal. Tippo
Saih, the great Performing Elephant,
I Lions and IinucS,rs. pair Trained
Lions, Young Lion. native Of Amcri-
ca, Cailir IionCss, South American
Tiger, Brazilian Tiger, ~ la.ulr,
Black Tiger. pair Bengal I roplris,
pair Senegal lcopards, African Pam
thcr, only ono H. A'Fcc.'7. 9" |
llycua, North American 'TnntA,r,
silver Striped liyru,, only one in
America, Mammoth rvrfumIrr Gris-
zly Hear largest one travelling, Grey
WOLF Hack Wolf Trairie Wolf Bur
Nose Sacred Cow, o. |,hH, fut,l in
America, African Ic' u, i.,st lrut-
M ever exhibited, Poi, Eochucks, .
AIritan Ga1cllcs, only oHv~ Ip Amor
lea, AtricIn Ostrich, the only orc in
America, Llamas, Bls.l, | lama, Fed
Llama, or \irmR, White Alpaca,
par Of Cashmere Sheep, only ores
r. v".lug, pair l.ou'-EurCd Valley
q ''i-. only ONES ever i1 America, /
N~NN rian ,oGt par l.pgE,." hrskiu
Nwla and ui;lt l,i,s only ores IN
Nmcr'crf pai- oi lyhuoumora. prir
lnt-tt'vrt, TNirtrI'imordi, African
iTnMIvl trHf", NtI, r.r., Black
NWaa iINn River Nile, I.:,It C.. very
r1re,' N"r'ran Pelican. lc', lar 9
>"u,u American Cuu1 d.. ...s ono
ever exhibited IN i'r tnI'..l s.ir'rs,
liaIi l'lr,c. sand lI'l Crane. south
lW'rirFu IoWvH~, pair It l,h'u.I9'i
Ihc'7'nt~, rnir spanish NarIv., 3
SILVER l'h"asNuts. NuTS mos. - Chi,
ness Golden lllr isanis.. The most
beautiful Bird. lsiu,. y re White
toclioo- : tJ' ''Iiul. kiUs I. .uri tu@-
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1863-09-02
ShERlFF'S SALE.

ShEElFF'S SALE.
George Powers,
VS. N'cn,i to,o-.o,. nj.
Richard ,Crocker. -" '''-''
cause bv the Clerk of tle Court Of Con,nm rlrgs
oi "1od County, Ohio, aal 10 M dirco,cl anI dc.
;,vere1, will offer for sale ., public vcn,Iue NJ th
,"r OF the Count lIJuSr, in the town of Pcrrvsi,urg
Wood county, Ohio,on
SATURDAY, september 10. ISia,
hetwecn tho hours of II aud 3oiciocl i. N. ors,r
day. the G'llowing lambs and ,encnents. to-wit
llat part Of land living ON the east siIr of the
Net uteh"nNIlle R0ad, b,lnging to thr south hal.
"J NE southwest quarter of Sectinn No. thirty-siN
~ rtou"u'I IN town 8 north ot Range east
containing about oIe half oi an acre ~ land. NOR,
OF lees.
q. =. al YER, Sheriff.
lonaE TrfEG, rlaintif's Ati'ys.
PcrrYsburg, August ~, 1858. f6,slf0
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1863-09-02
gutal gatters.
TIME TABLE---pay,on q Mich. n. r..
Toledo 4 Wnhash RailwaY.
Wood County official Directory.

Thine Table for Maumee City.l
GoiSd EAST. GOING WEST.
l;05 A. VI. 4:O5 P. NJ. 10:l0 A. NJ. 1915 P. VI.
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1863-09-02
Tho Original Lion and Tiger Tanner (!

The following was taken from
the Living Animals in Dayton
ohio, March 9Th, and may be
considered n Correct Last Of
Animals.
Moss. DAVIS PTBroEM.NG ANIMALS
Pair Lions, Pair BRAZILIAN Leopards,
Black Tiger, African Panther, luir
N Senegal lcdpardS
Winchester daily bulletin. [volume] (Winchester, Tenn) 1863-1863, 1863-01-31

pD~ Without being egotisticaI, we
positively assert that our ~"Grapo.vine
line under the head Of "The Times"
is, as will aIpays be, tho first din these
parts" long ways ahead of our contem-
porarios. This consideration alone
should be an incentive for every man,
who is not a subscriber to the Bulletin,
to at once become u reader of the very
latest news. We are not disposed to
make a "groat to do" over our humble
shoot, but whom it does omphaticaIly
present tho most authentic news, why
Of course it should Do looked to as a
source Of truthful information.
Winchester daily bulletin. [volume] (Winchester, Tenn) 1863-1863, 1863-01-31
State of Tennessee Franklin 4

4. A. KEITH, Us. CUMMINS. u .
Gu motion of complaint, ano it appear,,
the satisfaction of the Clerk and Mast, \
James q. Cummins is q non resident de
State of Tennessee, so that the ordinary \
cess Of law cannot be served upon him, =
1t is therefore ordered that puhlicatio
made for fou- consecutive weeks in tbo n
letin, a papo" published in the town Of Nj
chester, requiring said non resident defeDj|
to be and personally appear before thee \
and MasteL, N or before "Wednesday after /
third Monday in FEBRUARY next, there and N
to plead, answer or demrr to COMPLAINT
petition, or tho same will be taken for coril
cd and set for hearing exparte az to him, |
Jan: 2S--lm. II. Il. ESTILL, G.. and
Winchester daily bulletin. [volume] (Winchester, Tenn) 1863-1863, 1863-01-31
$50 kSlC

page Cnurch near Al sonia, on the lend inst.
about ii hands high-one ~ largo Iron Orr v.
about l6 hands high, and the other Il large Clay
Bank. with black feet, name and tail. about
I6t hands high The three horses left camp
together, and were. last h ard from ON the
Manchester and Winchester road.
III" above rewa d will be paid to any prr-
son delivering the above nimals to me- at
Hcthpage Church, or at Headquarters. Engineer
Corps at Tuliahoma.
JNO. ii. WITHERSPOON.
Jant 25-dlw. Capt. and A. q. N.
Winchester daily bulletin. [volume] (Winchester, Tenn) 1863-1863, 1863-01-31

sss- The Rome (Ga.) Courier, in IN
article appealing to the people OF his
county to bring in surplus edibles to
the sick soldiers in the hospitals there,
adds the following advice: it,.
But do not act as some have, who
brought in butter and eggs, for instance,
and refuse 10 sell to citizens, as they
were for the soldiers, and then charge
tho soldiers rs cts per pound for butter,
and Is per dozen for eggs. This is
Jensftting the soldiers "with a von'
geanco."
Rome is away down in the Empire
State" where every kind of edible
ought to be higher than hore in Ton
nessee, there ore our establishment at
the price of butter and eggs. Seven
ty-fvo cents per pound for butter or
tho same per dozen for eggs is cheap.
The soldiers in the Hospitals at Win.
chester would be glad to get eggs and
butter at these prices, and c~itlzons
would slump at. the chance" We
leave all to- draw the inference in ro-
gard to tho matter, We have known
butter to sell in Winchester, to soldiers,
at ono dollar and a half por pound.
Eggs ditto per dozen.
But we blame no one in particular,
or rather we blame both the soldier
and the exhorbitant. One is mean
enough to ask what the other is fool
enough to give. One soldier outbids
another and u craven seller stands by
chuckIin5 in his sleeve at the good tuck
he meets with, and sells to him who
bids the highest. Still, we can't help
feeling sorry for tho soldiers weak.
ness.
A Paris correspondent says that tho
Emrress Eugonie has tho favnritcho.
Winchester daily bulletin. [volume] (Winchester, Tenn) 1863-1863, 1863-01-31
The Times


II seems the advance movement on
tho part of Rosecrans is owing to his
being forced forward by our cavalry
in his rear; he, however, is only able
to move on the pixies, as the dirt roads
are in such u condition that wagons
sink into the mud up to their beds, and
whenever no attempts to take any
route between the Shelbyvillc and Man
chester pixies, his whole army will be
80 deep in the miro that he will have
to call on Gen. Bragg to finish burying
thom.
Gen. Wheeler captured u construction
train on Sunday last, and destroyed
tho cars and locomotive attached, and
brought in ffty-fve prisoners, who
came out on the train for the purpose
of repairing the damages dono by Gen.
Wharton not long since, but we think
thoy will be some time in mending up
that little job of Wharton's, as ho took
mp the track for sever miles, commence
ing four miles beyond and ending three
mlles this side Of Lavergne, after which
he piled up tho ties and layod the rails
upon them, and set fire to the former,
destroying them entirely and heating
Ii, latter until they become bent aud
totally unfit for service. 10 fact the
enemy havo but ono means Of commu-
n~ication-up tho Cumberland river,-
and that is limited, for our cavalry
have taken a contract on that route
and intend to %monopolize the limo.
We learn that Fort Donelson is again
in our possession, and that we found
but a few guns there, and scarcely any
troops.
Our army promises 500 to bo in
creased very largely, as no officers are
permitted TO resign, but when found
unfit for duty, or left out by the con-
s%olidation OF Regiments, they are i'm.
mediatcly put upon recruiting service,
and undor Gen. Pillows orders, tthe
Chief Of the Conscript Bureau) with
full powor to arrest all parties subject
to CONSUMPTION wherever found, without
their being required to pass through
camps of instruction.
Winchester daily bulletin. [volume] (Winchester, Tenn) 1863-1863, 1863-01-31


Be- The neatest specimen OF pen
manship and card-writing we ever saw
can be seen at the Bulletin office. We
know we can get up 8 nice visiting
card in our Job Department, but the
types cannot equal the beauty and
finish Of Mr.. Habich's chirography. If
any one wishes visiting cards, we
advise that Mr.. H~abich.be employed to
writo them, and wo refer to the same
instructor all who wish to learn the
art Of penmanship. 1t is astonishing
to sec how beautifully and artistically
he can portray, with nothing but a
common lead pencil or pen, scenery of
all kinds, figures, &C., which shows
what complete mastery he has of that
ilttlo instrument which all ought t
know how'to WELD gracefully. What
an advantage it is to all, especially ladies,
to be able to write well. This ability
Mr. Habich proposes to impart in ten
lessons.
Winchester daily bulletin. [volume] (Winchester, Tenn) 1863-1863, 1863-01-31

The Military Committoe reported
back the bill to suspend tho sale of land
on tho South Carolina and Georgia
coast, with an amendment as a substi.
tute.
Winchester daily bulletin. [volume] (Winchester, Tenn) 1863-1863, 1863-01-31


GgB" The day is not far distant, we
opine, when tho tolls and vicissiludes
of camp life will cease with our brave
and gallant soldiers. Be contentcd
with your lot, boys; the time Of your
deliverance is drawing ncar-redcmp.
ton is fast approaching. Old L%incoIr's
power is becoming weaker; tho North.
western States are shaking off the
heavy load OF oppression, and thoua
nnds Of the "bone and sincw" OF the
country arc bent upon resisting the
despotic pronunCjamontos Of tho ape
who occupies the White House in tho
demoraIizcd city Of Washington. A
few moro weeks and wo prognosticato
q glorious cDnsummation, one that will
thrill the bosom of every Southcrncr
with pride and pleasure. You have
already
FOuElI ike brave men, lOnC ana well.
And piled the ground with foeman slain.
And you can and will do it again. Re-
member Shiloh, Perryville, and Muir.
frecsborough You covered yourselves
with glory, and tho ground with dead
Yankees. Well did we exclaim on the
battlefield of Perryvile after the fight,
on taking Il view of the mangled bodies
OF our common enemy
Heaps upon heaps, the poor Yankees lie,
Brave BRAGG beholds them with q fearful eye,
Far now from their homes & their native shore,
They sleep in Death and hear Of wars no more!
It's true, some Of on" heros fell, and
many tears are shed for them, but they
wero fighting for that Independence
and Freedom which will soon be gain
cd by you. Peace to their ashes. BE
of good cheer, victory will perch upon
our banners. Arouse, arouse, shake
off the dew drops that glitter on your
garments, and once again to battle and
to VICTORY!
Strike! till the last armed foe expires,
God and your Native Land
Winchester daily bulletin. [volume] (Winchester, Tenn) 1863-1863, 1863-01-31
A Word to our Soldiers.

You have endured much have given
up pleasant, perhaps ~luxuriant homes,
and accepted the tolls of tho march,
tho drcariness and exposure of the
camp. You havo barred your breasts
to dangcr--have been wounded and
suffered excruciating pam. Many of
your hearts have been clothed in
mourning owe the loss of friends and
relatives. We need not allude to tho
honors which a nation will heap upon
you in time to come. This reward will
indeed be pleasant. But your great.
est desire is that tho South may sue
coed in establishing her independence
and you permitted to return to your
homes. Then once more bravely, as
in the past, to the work. Endure n
little more, and with an eye to tho re,
suit, once again beat back the foe, and
peace will come. We firmly believe it.
We honestly believe that if our Gov
eminent will fill up the ranks, bring
back stragglcrs, and mako y bold ad.
vance, tho day of peace will dawn. But
there must DO no relaxation of effort.
The North cannot raise any moro
armies. Her people are dishoartoned,
and now we should be encouraged.
Their wranglings should warn us to be
united. We arc stronger to day than
ever, while the enemy is weaker. Once
more bravely to the breach, and the
day of independence vii follow like a
flash Of lightning,.so that even those
who expect it vii be amazed.
Winchester daily bulletin. [volume] (Winchester, Tenn) 1863-1863, 1863-01-31
$50 ACRES OF IL
0 S A L E.

I WISH TO SELL MY DESIRA,
Farm two miles from Winchester and
quarter from Dechcrd. Rcfcrences-A
Colyer, Winchester Joseph Garter, Decd
A. J. Mason, Estill Springs.
Jan. 28-lm. &. Il. EMBRl|
Winchester daily bulletin. [volume] (Winchester, Tenn) 1863-1863, 1863-01-31
MONEY LOST.

SOMEWHERE BETWEEN THE RESI-
dcnces of Mr.. Munson and Mrs. Fitzpatrick,
a buck skin purse, contain ng thirty-two dol
lars-one SO bill, three S. bills. . 90 bills
bank of Chattanooga, and 81 on State bank OF
Tennessee, and a pass for the undersigned to
Shellmound. The purse and money belonging
to the undersigned servant, and he will give
$40 reward to tho finder.
Jan. 30-d2t. JORDON FITZPATRICK.
Winchester daily bulletin. [volume] (Winchester, Tenn) 1863-1863, 1863-01-31
State of Tennessee--Frankli

j.. II. Young, ct. als.,
VS.. Pet
VIM. NJ. Rus,ey, aLm'r, ct. sls.
County Court. January term, 1868, L
pearing 10 the Court now in session that VI
Eskridgo and infant son John, j. b. Ma
Samuel W. Morris, Francis NJ. slVrap
Ma V j. Norris. and May MUIR by, Gni
residents Of he Stat, ST. that the ordinMr,
cess Of law rnnnot be served upon them
therefore ordsrrd V the curt thai y&
ton b. mace il the Daily Bulletin, 4 ID
paper published j.. the town of Winds
Tor four consecutive weeks, requiring sua|
residents to be and PERSONAL. APP Car d
the worshipful County Court, to he heidi
Court House in Winchester, Tel n, on Tia
Monday f February, 1863, then and t'l
lead. answer or demur to the petition \
same will b. taken for confession, and q
hearing OK parte MS to them.
ian1-iw JOHN q. ENOCHS, CHI
Winchester daily bulletin. [volume] (Winchester, Tenn) 1863-1863, 1863-01-31

A Paris correspondent says that tho
Empress Eugonio has tho favnritcho.s
"StOncwall Jackson"
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1863-06-18


EDfroRs LANCASTER GAZETTE -
Thinking it might be interesting TO
the Unionists in other parts Of the
county, l have concluded to give them,
through the columns of your loyal pa
per, some information about the work
ingsi in Pleasant. All loyal men con-
cede that tacO things must be accom-
plished before peace can be obtained.
The first is to whip down the rebels
in the south, the second to vote down
their traitorous allies in the north
These two things must be done stimuli
taneously. To accomplish the former
we have large army ofbrare and well
disciplined men. To effect the latter
we thought it indispensably necessary
in this county to organize by town.
ships and we in Pleasant, always dcsir-
ing to be in the lead, determined to Or
ganize at once.
We therefore met at Neiblings, on
Saturday evening May Both, and layed
the basis for township organization,
after which we adjourned to meet on
Saturday evening June 18th. The
time came and the people came like
wise. The meeting was organized by
appointing Lieut.. A. P. Ashbrook
chairman, and ]. G. Monteeth secretary
Hon. John d. Martin then proceeded
to address the meeting which he did in
his usual smooth but pointed as well as
logical manner His speech continued
for one hour and a half, and yet the peo
pie would have been glad if it had con
tinued that much longer.
The crowd was the largest township
meeting ever held in this township, ant
if their loyalty is to be measured by
their enthusiasm, (Which it undoubted
ly is) it is truly great.
Quite a number of democrats wert
present and showed bright evidence
that they would no longer be led b!
their disunion traitorous leaders.
The true democrats in this regiol
shake their heads and say that Vallan
digham is no go, but the secession cop
perheads are quite jubilant over hi
nomination. After giving three cheer
for our able speaker and three more TO
! the Union the meeting adjourned.
PLEASANT.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1863-06-18

The Military Committee of Fairfield
County, have been furnished with full
instructions for Reorganization ofVol-
unteer Companies under the Militia
Law of Ohio, passed at the last Session
of the Legislature, and theyar author
lied to issue permits for the organiza-
ton of such Companies of Infantry, on
the application of three suitablcpersons
for each Company They will supply
applicants with Enrolment Lists for
this purpose,
The Committee will also issue per-
mits for raising Volunteer Companies
under the pressing call now made by
the Governor of Ohio for six months
Volunteers for United States service in
pursuance of the Proclamation Of tho
President of the United States.
ota NJ. A. DAUGHERTY, Pret.
JOHN B. MCNEIL, Secretary.
June II, 1868. .i ...
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1863-06-18
AN ODE.

"I~e Jooiat the ballot Or."-Qaotei from OtiS
~ sea blud at the ballet-box" and 50 du We,
We've sean it orften, sprnklcd in kon.ushun down,
Frum demekratc noses, who imbbed tu fro
w candidatial whiskey, when tha cum IL town.
II sea bud at the balle..box;' we 'spose yeou du,
Yeou 10 yeour party's stile, when tina cum out tu
yoat;
It's yell, swaro and tlrc, IN git most glorious blu,
Aud then grab each other luyngly by the throtc.
~ sea blud at the ballet-box" that's nothn strange,
So don't wurry Doctor, guess you'll not git hort,
It'll du EN- good, (iat give em sutlishent range,)-
To spill their unpatriotic red 'mongst the dirt.
But meow see here Edsun, mi dear old martered
friend
Yeouve got none to spll, no claret in yeour veins
For want of principle, yeou'e met yrour lattE enl
Politically defun't all covered with gilty stains.
Still u hum, June 1863.