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Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1863-01-07

We give the vote Of the Soldiers, as canvas
ed last week.

We give the vote of tic Soldiers, a. canvass
ed last week.
AssEMBLY.-Co 18th. Cox. 49, 7 Connolly
S. n Mapes 8 Co A Goth. Cox 10 Co \
Both, Cox 81, McGregor | Go X Both. Cox 6
SHEaIFF.-Co A 18th. Paett 2. Sands. %
Go 30th. Sands 10 Go X 3Oth. Sands4.
REGIsrER.-Co A 18th, HayerGahl "a Co
A Both. Hayerdahl Ie Co K 30th, Hayer-
dahlA
TasAsuREr.-ce A lafh. s W Dickinson .
Gibson IL Co A 30th, Powell II Co X 80,
Powell 4.
DIsTRror ATTORNEY Go A 18th. Young
% Co 80. Young ID, Jay 3 Co K 30th
Young |, Jay 3.
CLERK OF BoARp.--Co A 18th. VIM %
Co 30th. VIM II; Go K goth. Winn
CLERK OF CouRr.-Co A 18th, VIM 28
Co Both, Winn 49, Co X 30th. VIM a.
SURvEYoR-Co 18th Brown "a. Short
Co both Brown 10 Co k 30th Brown 4.
ConoSRK-Co A 18th. Smith ;. Barnard
a. Newell Co A 30ih. Smith Is Co
30th Smith A.
The returns from Co B 9Th, and Co D 30th
were rejected by the State Canrassers.
eF"FileiRight," speaking of the return
of the Babes" from Green Bay. say.
"They have won imperishable laurcls under
Capt. Hartman. The jolly Cat. didn't
climb quite up "whcre Moses stsod." but he
occupied Fort Howard and wrote his ration
returns on the very table where the traitor
Twiggs figured up his clothing account for
Co. X. regulars sometime from the year 30 80
to "5440 OF fight" He (the Captain. not
Twiggs, tr.,) slept in the room where Mrs.
Geo. B. Mcclellan was born. an honor in
which the balance of the 30th take just pride
sE~ The first of January. go. passed off
very appropriately in River Falls-thr most
pleasing part of the proceedings being the
Sunday School celeb alton at the Congrega-
tional Church. Speaking. by the scholars of
the several Schools, singing songs. merry ma
king. and partaking of the inviting contents
of Widespread table we are Informed by
those in attendance. were the principal char
acteristics Of the joyous occasion Reporter.
s" Large numbers of persons cross the
river from Prescott to do their trading in this
city. This proves that they can have their
wants supplied at reasonable prices OH this
side.-Hastings Independent.
We presume the etret of this is that Hast
ings Merchants sell cheaper TO citizens
than TO their own.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1863-01-07
STRAYED.

From the subscriber about the middle ef
Sept last, a white and red spotted four year
nId steer or stag Whoever will give infor-
,sstior of the same will be suitably rewarded.
JAaEs NJ. BAILEY.
clifton, Dec 10, 1861. 34-w3
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1863-01-07

ey- TIE time has come when all
;ulousies, all divisions, all personal
sir,, and aspirations should BE- banisised.
70 that united we may all stand By the
;akgritg Of The Repu6lic.-SECKETARY
HEISE
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1863-01-07
ESTR AY.
EsTR ".

An OK, about six years old, white and brin-
die spots, four white feel, star III his forehead,
tail partly white. Came into my enclosure.
and was taken up about Ist IF December
The owner is requested to pay charges and
take him away. G. HAssos
Martei, DELL, 1862 3a-w3
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SEE FOURTH PAGE.

PRESCOTT, "WEDNESDAY. JAM. 1863
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1863-01-07
ppEscoTT JOURNAL.

up;on Of lakes-the union Of lands
7bs union of States none can sever
vl.uuion of hearts-the union of hands
And the Flag of our Union forever. Norris.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1863-01-07

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THE Examination OF Teachers for Col
umbia couuiy will take place al The toll
lowing times and places
Centre at Fow Iersvile. September 2Isi /;
Carawissa a, Calawissa, Sept. 22 Berwick
Bor. Sept % MifflIn a MifflinviiIe, Sept.
2s Bsaver al MicbaeFs School house, Sept
% Main at Mainville. Sept. 30; Roaring
creek at NJ iddie School house. Oct !; Con-
vncham al Cenirevie, Oct. ? Locust at
Nomedia, Oct 3 Fraaklin al Ciaylon's
School house. Oct s. Orange al OfaneeVilie,
Oct. G; Flshingcreek at PeAler's School
house, Oct. Benton at Benton, Oct 9 Z:
Suearloaf al Coles School house, Oct. 10 );
Scot al Lish, Street, Ocl - Mad son at
Jerseyiown, Oct. 10; Hemlook al Buck
Horn, Oct 90 Moniour al Die'erick's
School house, Oci. 2I Monni Pleasant al
jones' School honse, Del. 22 /; Brialcreek
at Marlz's School house, OcI. %; Green
wood at Roefs burg, Oci 90 /; jackson at
Derr's School house, Oct. 27 Pine al
Wsrnersville Oct. 80.
The exercises at oil the above places 10
commences al &c O'Clock, A NJ.
Teachers will please be pund7sl IN at
tendance. Directors are respectfully re-.
quesed 10 be present.
CHARLES G. BARKLY.
Bloomsbmrg. Sept l2 1863 Co oupf
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A GENTLEMAN, cared of Nervous De-
billy, Incompetency, Premature decay and
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August 26. 1863 -3m
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NORTHW.ARD.
National Foundry.
BIoomsburg. Columbia Co.

FTNne subsrihsr, proprietor of the above
"A named ext ensiVe establishment, Is now
prepared TO receive orders for all kinds o
machinery, for COLLERlES BLAST Fur
NACES STATIONARY ENGINES, MILLS
THRESHIMG MACHINES. &c, sc.
He Is also prepared to make Sioves, all
sizes and patterns, Plow-irons, and ev5Fy-
thing usually made in firsl-c ass Foundries
HIS exhaustive facilities and practical
workmsn, warrant him IN receiving the
largest contracts on tie most reasonable
terms.
Eg- Grain of all kinds will be taken in
exchange for castings.
E5~ This establishment Is located near
The Lackawanna Railroad Depol.
PETER BILLMEYER.
Bloomshnrq. Sept g 1863
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Hon. HEIsTER CLyMER, of Berks, paid our
town visit a few days since He is doing
good service in the Democratic cause, which
is one step, should the Democratic pa,ry be
successful, towards saving The country from
anarchy and ruin. He called to sssee the
feiiOsc who is giving the "Copperheads" SO
much trouble in this county" al least 80
says the Republican. II might be presumed
that Mr. Clymer had desire 10 see the
man who could so last sick his own party
in this county, in so short a time, as not TO
form County Ticket this Fail the man.
too, who prelends TO carry the whole Repu5-
iican party &C. F. Napp iacIuded) Of this CO,
in his panlaloon pockets. Alter the eIertion
he can easily carry the party Great men
notice the Doctor,-come 10 see him. In a
lew years more he'll do 10 exhibit through
the country 10 men, women and children,
as distinguished person. who did as much
in proportion 10 his ability, as that crazy
Aboliiionisl Wendell PhiIIips,io bring upon
Us this accursed rebellion which is destroy
ing the country.
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TmE OLD GUARD.

4 Monthly Journal, devoted 10 the Prin.
"A ciples of 1776, Designed TO unmasE
the Usurpalion, Despiism and crimes OF
this
ABOLITION ADMINISTRATIONS.
And 10 defend lhe doctrines OF Slate Rights,
and of Constitutional Liberty, as held by
onr Revolutionary Fathers.
Publish ed by c. CHAUNCEY BURR &
Co., san street, New York.
PRlCE-Single numbers 10 cents. For
warded by mail or express 10 all parts oil
the United States at SIa year, in advance.
Aav person sending ten subscribers will
receive an additional copy for one year.
Aug. 26, 1868.
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How the AbOlitionisis welcomed the Rcpub-
lican Party.

Wendell Phillips, The great Ajax of abo-
lilionism, and now well known as drill
master and lecturer for those who style
themselves the Republican party, clearly
gave, in 1856, the character aud The results
10 be expected from the principles and pol
icy OF that party. Ae said :
There is merit in the Republican party.
1t is the ''first sectional party" ever organ>
lied in this country. Ills the NoaTH "aray-
ed against the" SOUTH. The first crack in
iceberg. You will ye, hear ii go with a
crash through the cenire"
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EDITOR OF THE STAR,-Dear SIR =
With your permission wish 10 say TO he
readers Of your paper that will send by
re,urn mail to all who wish ii, tfreeN Re-
csire, with tull directions for making and
using simple Vegetable Balm, that viii
ef1scluaIiy remove, in 10 days, Pimples;
Bloichss, Tan, Freckles, and all Impurities
o. The Skin, leaving the same soft, clear,
smooth and beautiful.
will also mail free TO those having Bald
Heads or Bare Faces simple directions and
information that will enable Them TO tan
a fall growth of Lnxurient Hair, Whiskers,
or a Monstsche, in less than 80 days. All
applications answered by return mail with
out charge Respee,iully Y6nrs,
THOS F. CHAPMAN, Chemist,
No s3I Broadway, New York.
August 90, 1863 -3m.
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READING RAIL ROAD.
SUMNER ARRANGEMENT.

GREAT Trunk line from the Nor;h and
~ NoTth-wesl for Philadelphia, New
York, Reaiing Potisviie Lebanon, Allen
town, Easlon. sc, &c.
Trams leave Harrisburg for Philadelphia
New York, Reading, Pollsyille, aud all in
termediaie Stations, al a. n. and LAO P. NJ.
New York Express leaves Harrisburg at
I.25 A N. arriving el New York al S.25 The
same morning.
Fares from Harrisburg: to New York
s. 0G, 10 Philadelphia 50 25 aud S2,7O.-
Baggage checked through.
Returning leave New York al A. NJ. ~
Noon, and p. Nj. (Piusbureh Express.)
Leave Philadelphia al A. n and 3.I5 p.
NJ.
Sleeping cars in The New York Express
Trains, through TO aud from Pittsburgh
wnhout change.
Passengers by the Cauawissa Rail Road
leave Port Clinton al AS a. NJ. Tor Phila-
delFhia aud all Intermediate Slsiious, and
at 800 p. NJ tor Philadelphia. New York,
and all Way Points.
Trains leave PoilsviIe at 9 A. NJ and
2I5 p. VI. for Philadelphia and New York,
and al 80 p. II. for Auburn ard Port
Clinton only, connecting for Pine Grove
and with the Cauawissa Rail Road.
An accommodation Passenger train leaves
Reading al A. NJ. and returns from Phila-
delphis at P NJ.
Cg All the the above tains run daily,
Sundays excepted.
a Sunday train leaves PousviIle al 7.30
A Nj. and Philadelphia AT 3.l5 P. NJ.
Commuiaiion, Mileage, Season, and Ex.
cursioR Tickets, al reduced raies to and
from all points.
C. A. NICOLLS,
General Superintendent.
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PsTERsoSs MAeAzIsE for OGober is on
our table. II is full of Interesting matter,
as usual. lis Engravings, Fashion Plates,
and Patterns, are not surpassed by any 9th
er periodical. The price is Iow-only 50
per apnum. It is The best and cheapest
Magazine published Address, CharIss ].
Peterson, 306 Chestnu, ST Phila.
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LET THEM CONS The Abolition organs
keep up an eternal chatter, like so many
Poll Parrots, about the soldiers voting
We say let them all come, none OF your
Conuec.icu, and Name games though. OF
sending home all Republicans. We want
Democrats and all TO have fair play in this
matter If this is done we have no fears OF
The shoddy candidate getting all their votes,
- DanulLle Inleligencer.
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The AMERICAN AGRIcuLTURIsT, for October
has been received This is truly Farm
ers' and Gardeners journal, woth millions
to them. 1t is the best agricultural worl.
published in the United States. Il is large
and vo.uminous and thoroughly practical.
Terms, One Dollar per annum, in advance
Orange Judd, Editor and Proprietor, II Park
Row New York City.
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wjUDGE WOODWARD is A CITIZEN
OF UNIMpEACHABLE CHARACTER. AN
ABLE JURIST. AND A PATRIOTIC GEN
TLEMANn- Philadelphia Inquirer. June ls
1868, (RePubiicdn paper
This is good endorsement of the Dem
ocraiic candidate for Governor, coming al
ii does from one of the most influential
Republican journals of the State.
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1863-09-30

Tue PsISTeR, mouthly newspaper de
veied 10 the interests OF the "Art preser
yative OF ali Ar's," has paid US visit for
September Ii is useful Journal for the
Printers, and deserves a wide circulation.
Success 10 the PAINTER. Joan GEARsoN &
Co, Publishers, I72 William Street, New
York. Terms, one dollar year
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The New Orleans Era says, in speaking
of the opening OF the Couds in that city
by the Washington administration, that
Mr. Charles Leaumoht, staunck tOyahsi,
has teen appointed Recorder for the Sec
ond Disiricln
That sounds and reads very much like
the history of the revolution, when our
fathers were talking of the Wings who
were patriots, and the loyaiisls who were
tories. Is il possible we are so soon re-
peating history Loyalisis OF 1776-aud
Loyaiisis Of IS63-Lei Us thiak
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He RsPESTs.-David A Frey, editor Of
the York Pennsyiuanian, Republican jour-
nal, eays:
1--WE ACKNOWLEDGE IN SHAME
THAT WE VOTED FOR GOVERNOR
CURTIN. GOD SPARE US FROM EVER
AGAIN VOTING FOR SUCH A MANI
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y We are authorized by lne Chairman
of the Union Standing Committee TO say
that the statement in the last issue ofthe
Star, that he said he never would support
Andrew G Curtin for re election, is de-
DR.. Pee Johns Republican
Is this a fighting he, Doctor Before this
war broke ou; Quakers were opposed 20
lighting, but since this rebellion commenc-
ed we believe il is not contrary 10 thier dis
cipline or conscience to not only fight a
little but to Surge and encourage The doing
OF a good deal of il But to the subject:
We are authorized TO state that If you OF
the Chairmanzpf the Union Standing Com
miliee desire proof for the statement made
in last weeks SfAa, in relation to said Chair
man moi being willing TO support Curtin for
re election, II is ready for gOui Your using
OF fish-womau's argument does not back US
down from what we can prove.
>>~~~
THE SoLDIERs RIcHT TO YoTE From the
manner in which our Abolition exchanges
rave about allowing the soldiers The privi>
Iege Of voting, one would think they were
deprived of that privilege Bu, they are
not A soldier can vote as well as civil
ian, but according to the Constitution he
must have resided in the district within the
State, where he offers his poll, al least Ten
days beio,e he can exercise The privilege.
That was ;he trouble, against allowing the
soldiers in the field the Sight of suffrage
las: fall. Its constitutional prohibition and
why should Judge Woowdard and the DEM
ocratic party be held responsible -Bawick
Gazeae
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REVIEW OF THE MARKET.
DIED.

In Jerseytown, on the 18Th inst. Mr.
Thomas P. Co.'s, aged 81 years 3 weeks
and days.
In Bloomsburg. on the 18th OF Sept,
FeAsc,s HARRIsoS FsY son of Joseph and
Martha Fry, from fracture OF skull in falling,
in the ninth year of his age.
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Hyson, Young EEysOn, Empe
rial, GunpOdeP. TWankay
and skin.
OOLONG, SOUCHONG ORANGE s HY.
SON PEKOE.

OOLONG, SOUCHONG ORANGE s. HY-
SON PEKOE
JAPAN TEA of every description coli
ored aud uneolored.
This list has EACH kind OF TEA divided into
FOUR Glasses. namely: CARGO, high
CARGO FINEST, that every one may un-
dersaHd frcm description and the prices
annexed that the Company are determined
to undersell The whole TEA trade.
We gnaIutee To sell ALL our. TEAS at not
over TWO CENTS(, ,O2 Cen,s) per pound
above cost, believing this to be attractive
10 the many who aavo heretofore been
paying ENORMOUS PRoFITs.
GREAT AMERICAN TEA COMPANY,
IMPORTERS IND JOBBERS,
No. 81 Vesey Street, New York
Sept. 0, Is63.-3mos.
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The sshoddy candidate" passed This place
las, evsnirig, TUESDAY on his snmping
lcur to Lasefne county. few Of his Po-
Iical faith went 10 the Depot to do him
honor. Ore Of the fair sex embraced the
.'Shoddyn with kissg
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LoiD or DRY WooD " i'll be .aksh at this
Office on Subscription. Also, few bushels
ei coru in The ear
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L. T. SHARPLEss has just returned from
Philadelphia with large and well selected
stock of new goods for Fall and Winter
Give him call. He sells at reasonable
prices.
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New Goods, New Goods!
FOR THE MILLION.
Just Received at L. T. ShGrpiess' Cheap
Cash Store al the old Stand formerly
occupied by L. B. Rupert.
DRY GOODS,
cal;coes Nusl,n.. from l8 els. 40.
Goes, Mushns, rom Is cts. up.
@n@o oRdp9u q

NI 1@DO S424Sz5a8
Syrups from so TO 80 c's. per gallon.
Qseensware reasonably low. Boots, Shoes,
and Gums for men, women and children
al the lowest prices. Hoop Skins amt La
dies Baimofals in abundance.
New Mackerel, retail and by the pack
age.
Having bought for cash he inienis TO
throw out such inducements TO those who
buy Tor cash, as can not De surpassed.
~ Wanted, grain, seeds OF all lzinds,
Dried fruits, onions, rags &c &C., for which
the highest market price viii be paid.
~ Give him call and examine his
T.. T. SHARPLESS.
RIoomsburs, Sept. 30, 1869
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tbs PRsMlUM LIST for The next Anuual
Colombia County Agricultural Fair is pub
iished ia ln~dayls STAR The information
this matter impar,s to any one who takes
an interest in the advancement OF aericul
lure, is alone worth more than the subscrip-
sion price oi local newspaper
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VIZ have been compelled since we re-
Fumed The pubIisation of the STAR, to strike
of several nom paying subscribers. and We
will be obliged 10 erase few more if they
do no. pay MP som. No man need caIcu.
late on receiving, our paper unless he pays
for it. This not paying the printer for three
or four years, with rs is sspiayed.n
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SIS

AGENTS W ANTEDI
We will pay from s25 10 SIS per month,
and all expenses, 10 active Agents, or give
a commission. Particulars semi free. Ad-
dress ERIE SEWING MACHINE COMPANY, r
JAMES, General Aeen', Milan, Ohio.
BIooihsLurg, Aug. 81, 1861.
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Fox & GILMoRE have an Ealing and Drink
ing Saloon in Robrson's Brick on Main ST.,
ihis place, where can be had, Ale, Lager
Beer, Porter. Sarsapariia and Mead. iu the
thinking issei and in the ealing department
they have Haui, Eggs Tripe. BoIosnas,
picket and fresh Oysters sc. These gen.
ilemeE are experienced in the saloon bust
ness, and understand catering 10 the wants
OF The epicnrear Give them call.
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DEMOcaArs! be ap and doing see that
ever voier performs The dn.y OF good citi-
zsu-i- goes 10 the polls and votes the
Democratic Tirkst The Democratic parry
alone can wrest our bleeding country from
nut the clutches of those wicked men who
are seeking TO destroy IT, Attend The ballot
box-the only place for civil redress upon
The creature who have been making slaves
Of whne men. Put oai The presen, rulers
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North Central Railway.
Tim 7 A RL E.

TWO TRAINS DAILY TO and from The
North and West Branch of the Susquehan-
ma. Emira, aad all of Northern New York
On and after Mondav, Aori 20lh, 1868,
the Passenger Trains of the NorIh Central
Railway will arrive and depart from Sun
bury, Harrisburg aud Baltimore, as follows:
SOUTHWRRD.
Mail Train leaves Snnbuu daily
except Sundays, at 1910 an i.
Leaves Harrisburg, lis pm
Arrives al Baltimore. 5.35 -
Express TTain leaves SuGbury daily
except Sundays, al II OF pm.
Leaves Harrisb 'rg except Monday 200 arG.
Arrives at Baltimore daily except
Monday, al els am.
Accommodation leaves Hauisb'rg $50 am.
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MsKrrNe ~ MorsT PLsasAsT.-ElIah p
keller, Of Miil,iIle, Columbia co., addressed
a W,iodward Meeting in Mt Pleasant twp !,
on Sunday The 18th inst We are inform
ed tlat ihe uleetine was well attended by
shs democracy OF Mt. Ples<sn. and adjoin-
8ua lownshipis. They raised splendid
Hickory Pole upon which they flung 10 the
breeze the Stars and Stripes Mr. keller is
said 10 be an excellent stump speaker. He
plealssd his Audience which is something
every slump speaker can't do Tram Derr,
Esq., Of Jackson twp, presided
CHsetEs @. BAsKIY, Superintendent of
Com mon Schools OF Columbia County, is
drafted. viii he be exempt, as was Wm-
Buu.sss. last lFaII, who stood precisely in
the lame position We will see II was
made appear last Fall in Borgess. case,
that the cause Of edocation would suffer in
Coiiimbia county should he enler the army,
she reopon, Dir. John says. ihe Secretary Of
EEas immsdia .ely ordered his name stricken
OF she LIST Of drafted men, Is The same
sals ao good ibis Fall ! How is j, Doctor,
rbn fgnred id Mr.. Burgess case and ough,
10 ( aos, sonsthins abou, i!
4 lzD1roR DRsrrED The editor of the
B<, 1isl, Gaxdfs, jeremiah S. Sanders, has
kss drafied into he service Of The United
STAT ss. 10 carly mnskei and shoot Rebels,
,ar / ferm OF hree years We rather think
Re IN not al, bui par his THREE .HurDRED
IL .-~- =, ~, r~.<,r,ew The ttsIra ff11
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