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Should the war be Further

ShouIdSth War be Eurther
Prosecuted.
In times Ike these the public sentiment de-
mands the presentations of settled truths and
~prastical facts. In times of peace and nation
al prosperity, cant, ultraism. and faEaticistn
may he tolerated as affording altmcnt to the
morbid craving for excitement that distinguish
es us as a people. But we have now overmuch
excitement. The popular passions have been
too highly infamed, and the-teaehers~whe, in.
our legislative halls, in the pulpit, and through
the press, still strive to increase the strife and
bitterness are guilty of aEfulcrime--
The country should know, that this war, as
now conducted, is a war of revenge and fanat-
icism-a war against the constitution and
ws-a reproach upon the patriots who framed
the constitution and established a government
= controlled by an administration and Con-
gross who are the disciples of those who have
persistently imprecated the constitution ard
prayed for its subyersion. Such being its
character, the Democratic party in the loyal
States arc against lis further prosecution
They are against its further prosecution be-
cause, in addition to the enormous wick sdnc ss
of such a war, there is yet another feature
still moro revolving and terrible. BY the acts
of the administration the loyal States are COM
mitted to the confession that they are beaten,
and that an alliance with slaves and the excl
tllnk Vi sCESile LldSsaCTcS aEc Jul OulG hOpSn u
succcss.
The war is urged upon principles that we're
first Taught by men who declared their HOSTILE
ty TO the government and proclaimed their
purpose to devote all their energies to disunion.
1t is in vain for tho administrator or the abb
clifton party to- derry eHapieity-wit Phillips
and Garrison. These men are debating the
policies of the government-their principles
are controlling Its ~eounsels al
The war is q John Brown raid on an ex-
tended scale. i"Only that and nothing more"
Democrats decline to be parties to IT, They
are as much opposed to raids of that descrip-
ton now as they were when the old criminal
expiatcd his crime on the scafold. They will
not give theirytreasure and blood to prosecute
john Brown raids. They will do all TO uphold
the constitution and laws They will not,
through the manipulations Of an adninistra-
:on and Congress false to their trusts. be made
the INSTRUMENTS to exalt the fanaticism of
Phillips and GrecIey:En1olnes Ga. Dem
49, u ii @-AA
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~1Gov. Andrew, of MASSACHUSETTS,, ha

Bas,1Gov. Andrew, of Massachusetts,, has
received anthorityrffom the War Department,
to raise an indefinite number of niger regi-
ments for three years service, The plan of
the AbeiitionistsLnow is to keep themselves in
power by the. aid of hplfa million of Niger
soldiers TbeEabegin to see that they cannot
trust white soldiers TO destroy the liberties of
Northern white men, and hence they resort to
black: Freemep of the North! These 6lac1.
oar5ariaaIs are being trained to sueiagate you
E-LLogan Gasefte. ns3 10 ifa.sa a
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Ba-Mr. John Stockdalo, for ell eren years
the efficient Agent of. the American Express
Company at Columbus, died on the Sth inst
aged 80 years isss
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SH
E. State Treasurer.
M u.s. hnarn..
III npu Wsn o"'" Isal c.
nv Esq 49, -
iEssT ~ sI:r,r aares .nd
tn;s 10y "a Democ,a m;I, se,xs Inc State
- estt I'll -. $3.50.
II" y y eS
>~stat. rrea.orsr
S.vc,., n-o,,;nan, n,ners ,bro.sh 3. csc
80 .,raaf.oI ,Le IS IT e - ~
Eshf51a fTr Sfafs TycasIircr Mr. bas
the JoFe-so,;.r roo,;... I.;tw
would 49, ~ 49, rio.srr. g.
foece Nr- Knann no,nTn,Tcd ,nd oioc,cd =
| S5eubenyiNe Y5,;oo =
~.
..ai3.ta o. 90. g asnlahu. on,o' lsa
Iaseass.;a CO. Mex
r. a- S@,,iS ss en- S1HS ehtoa. l. eiee,ea mr.
tha n.onIo NJ ne !. $50: =: ~.
md everv way nn.I;sed - eli III ri,h
ubility and ,,Iy;e, fscI;ty We co1Id ss,,nort
him with cors3p6co ma vs,I tnouinr wo
were sunnortin~.bc ,;obt lind Of man ror Az
rightrIace.:- C1e,n,5rI SIN.
h. se.;r -sfata q.re a-er
w ~. 80
y y : ali !. 20 ?. asIp'
Esq.,. nsniaha anhout ceu4 seygtal 2 I.11e :
s.ata rorrea.;an = eJunc sar non;na,;on.
r.. o. F.essan a.snna
-Is - LEN.iI L. ea.Tes- c.
~ g. ms Sa"iJ@ - II.
sooul w -,
- rs35oise1 ~
7c9 49,.
stS.A
h9EpIIeN:- Our GU iiienu IlorAce .
many years Srs 2 leaeing Den nsnaaIs
il snepsnfa f as \ q, and pronsr candidate for
ton IS candidate 70 State Treasurer. mt.
II INI1 O.-..- =
ring q lifetime opposed leosenees and want of
system in our monetary affairs, both State and
lNationai, andhas eyerfbeen true I ostrict Dem
oeratic, principles on financial questions. He
Is also an abe man, and has good business ca,
Ipacity. Tried men in these times are what
Is demanded. and as Mr. has many friends.
in this section. of thu State. &; r. weh.that thew
.boouid know that his r.s.n r. i,,ta nIssad him
fbnnfs.. ina nsn.ooraey r.r ths, con ;59vsl;on If
s;s .iair,s - rnsarts nd rrhI;cs msy
-" :m.ss -
". e-ssatiarSas .~n;ssiS Rs-ppfp
- go Tra.su.ar aa-H;~ .5easa9 49,
aI.NHo.N D,
- - 80
- - aaI;na+Sns Ill IT. 49,.
- 49, J-ItI~t - D.nIs
80 esaJ - tharN.tsn .tsraI,,
- Pr. - LIZ MYsI-
49, 49, ~. - -. sah.his IT.
.tLs R+ssi;n snd n;hsot, defai.ss;ans ~a,J hars
LA 800 nnchs snaIIer nranort;an. + Enann
was not the manato cover up or countenancs,
the bad practices that led to such i'll results
for the moral and pecuniary interests of the
State - Yours, zo3 > sss q
So AN OLD DEMOCRAT:
lin, Ian g 1898 !
H. s'sa tf
FL. 3. Knapp for of
.da+aa 62al state.
-
h;oh 49, ~, he is "a = he -
- - MS L..as - 49,
80 oe D anS Sa,a -
;am,ha1s,nass as M. Ksann - 1. eRrmosa
evs Herace !. veli + nown r. Tho neonle Of
oornt- nd tbe Stots Na.e ran idorbt
his onaliicatiors for the -position. While
Putnam has n choice of mon vet she. works
For n great principle. and any particular man
win be of secondary. Importance to our De-
mocracy; our last election was carried by the
spontaneous uprising of the masses, and so it
will be again il our councils arc not distracted
by the "cabals" of rival candidates. We
want no urging of the claims of certain men,
but deep earnest and energetic labor for prin-
ciple, many standard bearers worthy and true
viii be found. Ohio has many faithful sons
when fanatic robs assailed them prominent
among these is Horace S. Knapp, of Ashland
counfy.-KdEda Scntincl. Y
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rreasnrcrorstato.

We notice that soiIeipf our Democratic CO.
,fempoTaries have announced the name Of the
veteran editor and sterling Democrat,H. s.
KNAPP, Esq of Ashland; Ohio; as saacandi-
date.fnr Hreasurer of State, subject 70 the de-
cision of the June Convention. From the
number ct frst-class men that will be before
the Convention, it will be impossible for it to
go amiss il the selcetionf of a good ticket
Dayton Empire. 81
We also desire to call attention to the fol.
lowing extract from a letter received from on 9
who has heretofore, and yet enjoys the conf.
dence Of the Democracy of Ohio to es large a
degree as any man Eithin the State.
"Ishaye always regretted that KNAPP was
NOT nominated in place of Brsslin ten years
ago. The Democracy would have retained
power until this day in Ohio if its delegates
in tho State Convention had been true at skat
tethe principles VIC so loudly professed.."
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Attachment.
Elizabeth Hannah,
Against
".11. H

Defore William q. Hill, ]. P, of Mohican town
F)skip, Ashland county, Ohio.
On the 18th day of January, A. D., 1868, said
Justice issued an order IF Attachment in the above
action for the sum of ffty-nine dollars and forty
nine cents, and the same viii be fer hearing on
the 14th day of March. 1868.
r ELIZABETH HANNAH.
Feb. A, 1se3-8wx 81
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xhe sE.sed that Lincoln sncceeded hesa.se those
-oprosed to him we're dizidsd and voted for
q dl7efees Cppdiiatcs sIB reply to this weas,
1sW ssitsaRd1 thelsgafss bear tu. our ss~saserti6h,
thai 1.eg the sotss a JJorIe Ell 1opgSass and
rSkkshrs6g<~ lad sLaa19sast Jdrsb.t one Of
- sNsezps Linse1sukon6h SID Anas been elected
ssaan shedg1 snnaaiposa951sf nsois thaBs 0#ss hsiHiSrrtt
@efyafsZs a!19 aaaH5s = ,@sss s go sstk
mad yssne ihfp PqaeE then, wasipaug
mated al ashinet6niapdacommeneedE no carry
81. s int6 nnsice 81 n e~SSlffisssi creed Ias off1ositiou
szae sssbskfsas6stAfa5 ttsssi & It sfsaxs,ga one uiu;ou
sNs2c Ssxs15F %%Ih5ssd tSe Ess .i;,;zo,. of itks1
49, fs;.. !, ~ 3 $50 - 4isd sHsz
Z a,.th.x,,.,.. .ksrL saa.msM T.s.a
- <<aafsx.-xEz.dEit5dE I5aa.aosa 60
sn-ssszESsIS 80 sEgt - 60,
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% :t;tn,;e51..sssf sssS;sh,5 - s5s@tS@s IA 7ttpi
- ossMa.Eo.kt ts4a ;l4ga'S1 lsq 1
tg.slli SgSSs yaanI5}a III GO nsasnSE H.
- sza,;nse lsSsTd;56es,m .ssssss,t;se N .o,,;51s -nf
= S,nssss u,sior;trths6 sfisalsss,t.t lin.
@--|.e.in- rtenhse6aSzsoeikoaep dtu S5s5HteSre ltbsfI
nv Estzbe{6f44N sfSfs2 sbaas5iaa55 hot 4 ssii n9 al
~ ,6sf = sE4o,sn ,bst tk In tbrostesed - breat
sW 4 Ss.add sisaa y. boad anon ,tss acodp,ry
hundreds of thou.
N1NA91S a5i1GgG ,,a uua1bsrr
: wHsf&d&sERl & ~ ~ 9sk J rAii5 55c iii, senf in he'll
-st Sssts,Esssnnssstna =. fhbke sn s,natids that controlled
q. GoneSe.,ptnd4ik fseieemFromissz0anapeac
..rAicsdiDa4esthe festfta ony IofF Doodslas, jeff
siaFfsS6DaffSibR05 show the PRESIDENT Of the South
- M Conf erscu With ,uaay other, of the pres
e. ca 1esd;ns so~;r;tsvof tbat government we're at
-.S.ii. anxious 10 accept COM
-~-1geals& tbet would guarantee them thor
~-GTtShtts an di preserve The Union of the States
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Notice.

~
samuef Eichelharger, Executor, Of lxne
IS -sTqs5snt 4 frcbsss
Lucinda J. Pittenger, VIM. a Fitten-
ger, John +. Pittenger, john Hough,
Milton Hough, McCE lire Hough, Al
mira Hough, T. Hough, Hiram Housh sfss@
Francis Ruth, Luther Ruth. John Courl Of
Hough. Jno. O.. IIough, Isanc Hough,
Lewis Hough, Edmund Hough, Mar sr=
garet b ough, Henrietta Hough Mary
E. Hough, John Hough, William
Hongh. Alexander and Henrietiasep kshl1Hd Co.
ton, ammo cum, David Hough, Fred
erick HoughL,t Fanl Houg1sr Josiah
Hough, Mathew Rough, George
W. Hough, Francis NJ Hodgh. -
Beeg1ey and Sarah A. Beegley, ID ! Ohio.
vid and Mahala Bennett, Mary
Rough, Henry Houg9, fernandez
Heugh, Hetta IIoueh, JeAnA.a Heugh
Chas. and tenisa Diesem. William Petition for
and Elizabeth Strickland, John 81
Thomas, Henrietta Thomas, jane
Thomas and Louisa ShearersI Defens1 sale Of
daufs- land
XHou are hereby nformedThaton the 2eth day
IL of s5snuarys A. Dr1l8e8g idTE1ecutor Sled
has petition in the Probate Cent Of Ashlazds Co.
Ohio, the object and prayer Of which petition ia to
the sale OF the following real estate, to-wit The
farm upon which A,ssSid John| Houeh resided at
the time. of his decease, being the Herthr Hest part
Of Of ,thss Southeast quarter q section thirty iour.
tl6) situate IN Montgomery foMnshiP, Ashland
counts, Stafe1of ahiosand ontaining 6hs hundred
and forsy=1i sam { ssa s slchh Rfss 4 sssi; r4...r
@E-of4 he Estate of Ionn Hough5adssssssd
aags ny seha JsJseobs, his Attorney.
I.aa795l SBERIF# oS4LE.
~; g 5a &c III .lns Iraas r. E I r Asasaf county
Samuel Huffman, sasl Common Pleas.
In Pursuance. to the command Of an Order
of Sale of. Mertgaged premises duly issued ont Of
the Courtof Gepmen Pleas Of ssid aeuntyssdated
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STATE

we nave been mucn Pfeased~to obScryo tue
last.mon.h or two notices in q large number
df promiEcnt Democratic papers ~throhghout
our State, urging the nomination, By the De-
mocraega At their next State Conversion, of r
S KNAPP, Esq As aScaudidatc for the re-
sporadic position Of State Treasurer. Had
this place been directly sought by Mr.. KNAPP
it is hut naturalthat his=asmewoufd=hars
been announced in the Democratic Organ of
his own county. But when eo first called Mr..
=Kazrrs attention 70 the many notices of the.
Democratic press, BY his request ws said roth
ing about it, until there should be such an OK
pressTon nponEtbo matter as would Indicate
the choice of a clear majority of the Democ-
raeJ of the State. That expression through
the Democratic press and private letters from
large numbers of prominent Democrats war
rants1 US in the con clusion that Mr.. KNAPP is,
the choice for this position of q majority of
The Ohio Dcmooraey.g
We are preud, of this for a number. Of rca-
SONS. Ashland County has ncrer had one. of
her citizens in a State Office. Sho has been
always Democratic to the core, aud while other
Democratic Counties, erons upon the Abaok4
hunrs., gave way to the tide of Abolitionism,
Ashland has alrays stood up to the mark
Again, the Abolition legislature buried our
congressional district under an Abolition ma
jerry Of three thousand. We 5adug 6ut,
Ashland increasing upon her majority of tho
year before about 1odr hundred and ,eleeting
Hon seBfsstpres pgrcss. -
Mr. KNApp has, long been prom;nenth
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NEW FIRM.
HERMANY & WILLIS.

NV oULD respectfully announce to the citizens
w of Ashland county,that we have bought the
entire stock Of s1naF 15v9a bgh ~
STOVES. & TINW
of JOHN P. sCHMUCKER, and are bringing ON
a large lot of New Goods to add TO the stock which
We propose to sell at LOWER RATES than they
can be bought elsewhere in this vicinity.
Our assortment of everything usually kept in q
first class tin sto1 Q, is large and full
Custom work done to order on short notice.
Rooms. I'd door Yves. of the Miller House, Ash
land. !.
woT ea iisc.3W. HERMANY, =
-F81 s;es n Z. g DIV. WILLIS. -2
February 4. 1a63An36tf. 10
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eandidate=for5st.te treasurer.

Mr. II. S. Knapp, eff Ashland, Ohio, is a
candidate for State Treasurer befefethe next
pemoclatic State, Con r~ention. If elected, Mr.
KEarP would I'll tho Office with satisfaction to
the peoPle~-He is an ~lroressa upright man,
md every way qualified to fill the ofice with
ability and strict fidelity: We could support
him with eoufdrhce and zeal, knowing We
were supportin-th the right Kind of man for the
rightPlace.:- C2efn,6nt SIM.
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State Treasurer..


Enron OF Ono STArEsMAN-Sir:
Allow1me. to. suggest the name of Horace 8.
KNAPP, of Ashland county, Ohio, as a snita
BILE candidate before the Democratic State
Convention for ndmiEation for the position of
Treasurer ofnStatcai MrgtK. was for many
years connected With the press of Northwest
Ohio as a firm and reliable exponent OF Demo
cratic principles and is we'll known as a pub
lie writer over the State. Of he has
warn personal. and POLITICAL friends in the
old Northwest, as well as over The State gene
rally Mr., ks opinions have ever been
avowed against a loose management of the
public funds, and inthis respect the principles
and services of a lifetime are strongly in his
favor for the position indicated OF his capa-
city and fitness as a business man, there can
be no question. And in all his career no
can be found, toward the uuwise and
fanatic ~thinkings which, under Republican
rule and guidance, have plunged our beloved
country. into a frateraai strife, of which the
most farseeing minds can see no end.
A NORTHWEST DEMOCRAT.
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>state Treasurer.

Several prominent papers through the Ststc
have suggested the name of II. S. Knapp Esq,
of Ashland, for State Treasurer. Mr. K. has
the j effersonian REQUESTS honesty and cspacity.
Nothing would afford US moro Lrleasure- than
to see Mr. Knapp Nominated and olcc.cd.-
S'eutepyMe lition.
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Henry Andrews, Plaintiff, -
Against
* VIM. II. Simonton. Defendant.
before VIM. s. Strickland, a Justice of the Peace
E0of Vermillion township Ashland county. Ohio.
On the oath day of January, A. D., 1868, said JUS
tice issued an order of attachment in the above
action for the sum of ninety dollars, and said
cause is set for hearing on The 18th day of March,
A. D., 1868, at II o'clock of that day.
80 HENRY ANDREWS.
Feb. 4, 1s6S-3w.*
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State Ire ~asurer.

We notice The 7 ame of Horace s. KNAPP,
Esq, of Ashland amour ccd in several of the
papers asa candidaio&Lrforor he- DcmocratTe
State Convention, in juno, for nomination
for State Treasurer. Mr. Knapp is a sound
DEN oerat and has all the qualifications fora
good, officer. His success would gtaiify his
friends In Eolumbinna countys-Ohto Patriot.
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State Treasurer.

The Ohio Statesman contains the announce
mcptlof II Knapp. ESQ, of Ashland, for
Treasures Of State. Dir. Knapp is a man of
hfst rate ability, Democratic TO the core, and
if dominated atd elected will seuse the State
ably and faith fully.-LnSon Gdsctfe
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State Politics.

HORACE 8. KNAPP. Esq, WHO'S well and
fayorably known to the Democracy of Ohio.
has been spoken of By several papers as a can,
dIdate for State Trsasaregs He Is "a faithful
Observation-Disclosures scapable aad
trne. He has legions of friends in old Knox,
who can be relied nponiSor any emergency
10. Ecrnog Banner sf G5 35ess sss -eaos ID
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> state Treasurer.

4aih9 - % State TTeaeurer.
The Ohio Statesman Announces II. s.
Knapp, Esq |, Of Ashland, for Treasurer of
State! Mr. Knapp isa man of first rate abill-
y. Democratic 10 the core, and if noaair ated
and elected viii sSryc. the State ably and
faithfullyEStdrIa Co Democrat
The name Of HoRAcE S. KSApp, Esq, of
Ashland, is suggested for nominal. on for
State Treasurer by the next Democratic State
Convention. Mr.. KNAPP has all the aualif.
cations, ability and iptsgrity4sSsneca Adtsr-
riser. - : @T 80
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From the Crisis.
Mr.. EDITeRHPermit M to present the
name of HORACE s.. KNAPP, Esq, of Ash
land county, as a candidate for Treasurer OF
State, before the Democratic State Convention,
to be held in your city in Jures next!gGG8
Mr.. Knapp is well known to the Democracy
of Ohio-abfe, discriminating and of %untiring
application TO business. No better man can
be found for the .oficeAno man more devoted
to Constitution and laws, aud none whom the
Delnocracysne feel safer in inirusting with
publiciafairs. a479fho 5eH2.a ASHLAND +
at B95a55ezd aE1e3 o-gp A75ka
Fon TREASURES or Sr1ArE.@ws observe
with pleasure, that n number of our. Demo
cratic contemporaries have made favorable men
ltions of HIS. KNAPP, ESQ, Of Ashland, as i
candidate for Treasurer, of State, subject to
the decision of the State Conyentioa to be
held in June next He is The 9right, man and
will be In the right place, If nominated and
elected. fHAsa sterling, ufnfaltering, fearless,
and talented Denocratic editor, we have
known hin for more than twenty years, and
have never yetgknown bin to be ierong or
rotten, as sonic others tdDe bee. pio call them
seE0es' Democrats, about election t;snss, .Jut
mdna9eto act .0iih51hse enemy; upon az oAer
ot cdsioas.
We know friend Knapp is always. scile-
liable Demdce5t, a clezcg fellow, ard one Who
will discharge the duties Of the j~oficesin strict
fidelity and: honesty; and for,the same reasons
do not hesitate 10 express our decided pre-.
ference for him, although we shall nheerfdliy
give the ppdfEaft this faperstoHh5nis6ever
may be nominated by the, Democratic Con-
yention.-HHgoro Gazette. Is sibl frn9.
.asit sdI 10 asn. n r. eGiEEA
s,d 70 atata 1rraasnrar s1f57 u a33
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SHERIFFlS SALE.

VIM. J.. Vermilya, AID, MIR. of /;
Jehn Lecth, Dec d In Ashians COUNTY
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WooDSFIFLD MONROE COUNTY CHlO OC1OBLR A. 1868.

hole into lady's bed-chamber, when the
lady within was undressing! A convicted
traitor! Lincoln said he arrested, court
martialed and banished Mr.. Vallandigham
not because he had committed any crime
or vialated any law, but for fear he would
commit some crime. He said that in reply
to the Ohio Committee, whe waited upon
him to demand the return of Vallandigham
to his State, and his home. Now, sir,
which is right-you or Mr.. Lincoln? But
you say 1 will not stand by the old Con-
stitution. Why, sir. the whole Democrat
ic party have been denounced as traitors
for the last two years for even talking
about the Constitution and denounced,
too, by your party.
W.-Fellow citizens, I think have
wasted time enough for this evening.
VI think so, too.
Here West sunk away without cheer
or any manifestations of approval FROM his
own party.
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The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1863-10-14
A s'swamp Angel" lneident

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The Swamp Angel Is the gun which
has had the pleasure Of sheIliny Charles
ton: Why 1t has So 4 celestial ap--
pellation as angel am at los. to con
celve; but Swamp" is right and to the
point, since the battery which it gra.es
vas built in aswamp which Northern
farmer would view with a horror doubIy
horrible. $3.50
Col. Serril. Of the New York Engineers.
lad the charge of its construction. and
being Of an energetic constitution himseR.
and not afraid to enter swamp. you ern
imagine his surprise when one OF his
Iiieutenants, whom he had ordered to take
twenty men and enter this swamp, said that
he could not do 1.-THE mud was toe deep
Col. Serril ordered him to try He did
so, and the lieutenant returned with his
men covered with mud, and said:
Colonel, the mud is over my meas
heads cant do it"
Tho Colonel insisted, and told the
lieutenant to make a requisitieu for any.
thing that was necessary fer the safe pas.
sage ofthe swamp. Tho lieutenant made
his requisiiion in writing on the spot. Il
was as follows: ~ sOaat f.ccnfy men. siqkf-
tee" tess long, to ~oss a sseanlp ffieess feet
deep"
The joke was good ene:stIt secured
however, not cubit to the stature Of the,
OF the lisutensnt but rather his arrest for
disrespectto his superior. The battery.
however, was built with the aid of wheel
barrows and sand Like Jonah's xourd
it sprang up in a night.