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PURCHASING GOODS :.

g'or Rats. 2sica, e G;s e slcs, Ants,
Esess Bugs, " ~ .as III E'lrs. W col
eIs. etc. EnsrcsS Gn Plants.
Fowls. Animals. csc-
Put up il, 80 90 and - boxes. Bottles and
Flasks So and 50 Tor Hoteis. Public Lnstitu-
tiOaS. etc.
ONLY inftliiAle remedies known"
Free from Poisors.'
. Mi Dungeons tie Human Family"
Ru,S tnme ont of their holes To die
- Sol holcsalc in all LARGE cities
Sold by all DaEggists and Retailers every
there.
- !! ! Beware! of all worthless limitations
~ See Inst " CosTAR's" names IS GA each
Box Bottle and Flask. before yo@ buy
80 Addres- T2enry Il. C0Sfar.
zS5- Principal Depot 4s2 hradw1y. n. \.
49, all ~ q. MORAY.
Wholesale aud Retail Agent.
limit Prescott, Wisconsin
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MASONIC.

CurrF will be a regular meeting of \. W
Lodge No. los of Free and Accepted Ma
sons orI the second aud fourth TUESDAYS oi
each month at Masonic Hall. Schasers bun
ding, Prescott Wisconsin.
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-. ya. EskGEEENSON,
BountY. sIaim l. Pension Agent.

W II obtain Arrears of Jay. Pensions
Bounty Land. Bounty Money, Claims for
Horses and other property. destroyed, DC.
River Falls. Wis. Feb 10, 1861. Irli III.
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LOST.

In this city Sept. IL, certificate OF the
following described land The NV or of the
NV or, Sec. I6. Town 90.
Any person finding the same and leaving
il at the Journal office, viii receive one dollar
reward r. TASKARD
Prescott, Sept. 10. 1863.
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TRUE TO NATURE
NOTICE /!

A LII persons having U. S. Excise Tax TO
n pay will call at my Office. in The city of
Prescott. and pay the same on or before the
18th day of September. when ten per cent
will be added. G. A. DILL, Dept. Col.
Prescott, Sept. 5. 1868. lS-tf
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g. B. COY.

Dealer ~ Flour, GRAIx. ETC Custom Mor
done tn order. The best brands OF Flou
sent To eli parts of the country
River Fails. May 4, 1861.
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TIN a h
and benmf
A. to
NJ. o been
Said land will by alphabetical order:
Pecew Of
a ac due State
the he cup oJanu
of and
aud
c not
epuclase liLefx In Commits rsat the sal.
T.. LEWIS y,
SAML d. HASTINGS, S"t ~ pS
WINFIELD SMITH. J ." - n"""'.
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FARMERS HOME.

Pr-yR r TT. PEorEIs-To. Corner OF Broad
ana Orange streets. Prescott. y iS""iisIn.-
PtTFs Borr IeeS le;.veto inform his t:'ci..S
that h. has i,,st completed hisnew building.
AMI has soud 5 .cnnrlodati"nS irr eating
drinking and >lrc,,ii,-s weary travellers
Prescott. Ia -. Is6i. no'i
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NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given that Hiram Trip,
Jr., has left h;s home without consent of eth
er ofhis parents, and forbid all persons har-
boring ar trusting him on my account. and1
hail collect his earninrs. HIRAM TRIrP.
Oak Grove, Wis. August 81. 1868.
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Me Il G II y \ I : .
rr,EnsLrI Z LYFnEn.

ii r-l=~.1r s~n HtruL Dealers u Dr.. t'o"'iS
-.i tsg.r.ri,-. Slnr, ga Bread ami Levec
Stf.. -.
PRESCOTT, N5y -. 1861. n3u
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ID. d. PRICE,

Dealer i'm all kinds Of Furniture. Chairs. Bed
sfcads. Tables. Ccfiins. Gilt Nouldlnes. Pic
tire Frames, Patent Water Drawers. etc
Furniture of any description FURNISHED 10
order. al work warranted. Terms Cash
Shop on Orange Street. opposite Prescoi
Ho,cl- Prescott. Wis. Bly, 1
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ExcHsxGE bought and sold. and prompt al
tentiOn given to collections.
Prescott, June 10, 1861. hovi
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HOT E Is.
CITY HOTEL.

rrn~oy. WISCONSIN,: y. HnyrES. P!oiriciCr
This i.,,-.. has 'etuI.rN = furnished 5nd %"
PAINS v 1T IT, spared 10 make as Sats : 81
l..u.,." General stage Office.
Jvlv 3.ISGl. h''h
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CITY DRUG STORE

Is DoIxG 4 BRrsK BuSIvESs. where all KIN s o
Drugs. Medicines. Paints. Oils. PerfW- cry
and fancy articles can be bought At eX-
tremelv low prices. As ] pay cash down
for my Goods can sell them Cheap for CAST
ONLY. Call and see for yourself
prascott. Nav II. 1861 W. j. WHIPPLE.
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". =. WEsrFALL. Cashier.
CHAs. MILLER, President.
The New York herald., 1863-05-01
PROPOSALS..
To CONTRACTORS

CONTRACTORS
Proposals will be received until the ffsh day OF NAV
ls5s at IL NJ for nne grading pss ing Broad street 10
West Troy. from The north side Of Auburn street 10
sonthern terminus including the CUTTERS thereof.
The street 10 be excavaed regulated and graded undel
the direction Of the Village Surveyor paved wlih
trap bloct Beirsa pavement each block casuiag he
face upper suriace not less than an
Inches 10 length and less than mol bnn ave
Inches IN With and In depth not less than 81 nor more
thar eight nshes 70 Ie laid on sed Of es@n Ano
The trap blocks 70 be lard At right angs 70 hc line OF
street. aud with snh rise or arch - ne SAL may
direct he OF blocks of uniern wio'n ana
depth. and aid tlata longitudinal jn sha Dc broken
tya lap lcast two nces. The whole " tne wok 20
re torr 10 mrrner more psriicsary a,scf % sd - .io
forms OF contract nu sptcchons W % iurhAod 70
rei sons who n q bid for the rsmc.
Security vii, be in the sum OF en tbousand dol
lars for he faithful perfornnnce Of the work
The proposals for this work VIII pe pnncy onened by TIE
i.se on br ,sth DAY Of Msy nj l2k O'Clock r. NJ, aud the
,sst svsr,lcS lowest bidder cnnrpy
Win M. terms be contract and The act in relation thereto
rI.rr f,ms snd sueciGcaiona together with
Ne ryor .si,.,As a. snaerss WIN he rashei
A. A. DUNLOP, ~ t
sH JANEs ROY ijoiut Committee
....slal.r-. iOSkpn NOLAN, IrN ~ -
The New York herald., 1863-05-01
sTALLION1.

CTALLIONs-NoTTCE TO GENTLEMEN FARMERS.
breeders and others losion wll stand for nmsed
some thoroughbred Troting Stallion, By young 3d. Law
renee, dam Defiance, thoroughbred imported marc Young
St BY st. Lawrence, dam Ginger, horouhbred
pacing mare very fast supposed 70 Be the fastest pacing
hign, years old with beautiful howing tail reaches
the onnd four jet black legs and without natural white
the ensuing season fora limited number Of mares az the
United States stables Nos b0 le lbl 1856 l5S and LOO
near West street North river, New York cy n g-Ai
further parcusr given BY applying personally BY letter
imnsdiae attention. Fonpedgree, perfcrmsnoss 4c OF
Turf Register RHOS. ,. RHopEs. John T. Van Camp.
groom In charge of the horse BThe above celebrated
Trong Horse view abovr. Gentlemen and others
earnestly solicited 10 call aud inspect the above stallion
before engaging their m ares elsewhere. T. b. X.
The New York herald., 1863-05-01

THE GREATEST WONDER IN TIE WORLD Is THB
actofn nplshet Madame BYRON, from Paris who can h.
consulted villa the strie,sst MI sairs Of fe,
make you beloved by your hearts IDOL
those long separated Ladies' 70 oeutA Resdsuce " Third
avenue. above Twelfth street. - '-
The New York herald., 1863-05-01

ATTHE AGENTS STORE. 2l2 SEVENTH AVENUE
leans 70 purchase Cast on Wearing apparel Car. Car.
viii be paidyor Silk Dresses, si2 70 80; Coats $40
TO So. Pants - to s. also wooen and calico Dresses
Shawls, ClOako &c. the full value for
every article Please call address NOTE by post. to
f. n1SENBERG. 2l2 Seventh Ladies' attended by
Mrs Aosenber where you will be dealt with to sas
The New York herald., 1863-05-01
n o INPosITIoN.-THE NEVER FAILING MADAME

No ,IhT,.ysI IUN,.-IIIIs N ,. FAILINU MADAMK
she eonsalls on The past, present ani fu.nre. all
speedy mafreges are writes the NATIVITY of
your e cures drunkeuness nterpreis dreams and
bers free Ladies take notice. who have deceived
By false lovers you who have been unfortinat IN fe
call Madame sorr for sdv.lc and comfort her truths
founded natural rns which proved and tested By
hundreds vho daily and eagerly visit her that this " no
humbug No ll East Seventeenth street OF Third
avenue; name on the door. Gentlemen not admitted
The New York herald., 1863-05-01

JyANrED--A cHuaCH or TWO LOTS TO BuILD
W ore tn n ihe Seventeenth Tenth. bleven,h or 1hir
Church. Herald onile. .|NW
The New York herald., 1863-05-01

A POSITIVE RACT-LADIE1 AND GENTLEMEN. If
"A you want to the utmost value for your cast on
Clothing Carpets Furniture and yewey, the best
tween Thirty eighth and Thirty nlath .rsess east side
than a other dealers in New York Ladies attended By
The New York herald., 1863-05-01

EyoR sALE-fHE TWO NEAT TWO STORY AND BASE.
ment brick Houses Nos 25 and 2oS Elizabeth street
TWO thirds Of the purchase money bend and
uaorgage for term OF years Apply J. s. BAKER, 20l
Canal street.
The New York herald., 1863-05-01

EoR sALE-RUsTIC COTTAGE, NINE ROOMS.
~ two Lots, $500 Villa, sixteen rooms, two or
twenty Lois immeaiae occupation perfect ordsr easy
river, twenty-five mnuies walk from Twentysixh street
sad eight minutes from Harlem station Full particulars at
"a Beekfnau
The New York herald., 1863-05-01

IyRLrABLE Dock PROPERTY FOR sALE-Ar THE
.ot OF sireet Greenroint 80 feet front bJ ~ fei
ee uccupe hy Well BeN a shi yard. PFce low and
terius easy. inquire OF T. G. PROVOST. Greenpont
avenue, near FTanAln stree @atI
The New York herald., 1863-05-01

EyOR sALE.--THE MANAGERS OF THE NEW YORK
Institution the Blind sold large portion of
their property Eighth Ninth and Thrythrd
and Thirty fourth Streets for sale, sngy IN
parcels as may be desired twelve Lots on Thirty fourth
street and nine third street. each Is by 9S feet
inches commencing 100 feet west of the Eighth avenue
Tor terms which viii be LIBERAL particularly 70 tose
President at the once Of GARRISON N Potter, Esq, 6 Wall
street, between IL aud 2 r. NJ.
The New York herald., 1863-05-01

6SOR SALE-A SPLENDID COUNTRY SEAT AND
Farm Of IL acres unencumbered located In New Jersey
with water and oanain and perfectly healthy
one Lour and hail by rail- from this city. The Mansion
contains rooms ve Of them nearly 20 feet square and IN
complete order hot and cold water &c The Farm s well
ssocked with every convenience; fruit and in abun
dance farmhouse oubudings and fences good order and
io0k at the premises Is Invited wishing
place; Terms to suit Apply to DONALDSON JOHNSON
M4 Washington 'It4 tfifH
The New York herald., 1863-05-01

ESOR sALE-ssO ACRES (lS7 PERCHEs) AND ALLOW.
anees of valuable al Land situate near the Pcnnsy
CsIaba county PennsyvaniA About hrty acres Of the
Land being cleared thereon erected dwelling house. barn
cad other improvements excellent orchard Of fruit
trees. The above contains Of coal OF
rss.onshle terms Apply 70 POLAND Ola & &JENKINs CO,
works New York, to wh KITTELL. Esq, attorney at
hw kbensburg, Pa, In charge of the property.
The New York herald., 1863-05-01

"A ceve for their Cast on Wearing Apparel Carpets jew
ery Fmrnre 6 the utmost value " the rate OF gold as
the California Western markets. and he willing TO
For sik Dresses TO s4s fos Woclens peisines hnsn,
for &5 for Pants 70 $6 for Shrts Under Gar
mens Shoes &C. the highest price paid Ladies and
only b. convinced OF the truth by calling
or addressing Il, HARRIS. ~ Seventh venue, between
and second Ladies attended by
Mrs. II. HARRIS. Please remember l6A Seventh avense.
The New York herald., 1863-05-01
W ye owe owe sas S AZ ~ 70 Sc % Ms s

fcnownd kns i3h Prophecies universally acknowledeed the
best OF all Asr6i03 who guarantees secure o tose
WHO her h. uit ah and hs warrnnis
10 mpGit 10 item informal the Gtmnst In pprtanes
relative sus Journeys, ats frtnds love cnrrt
shin. nar lhia,n Wcasarcs gneme and troubles; ia
fact aHnif Ia life. Brave sodirr learn vour oo, ~
elor, hc a. son seek your own rirs,arisr ,s
ciiity you n.t Geiss visit address by ittAf bis
on ghih street MIS- ". rs NE os rerson N his
cy Nip llA to genuine uian and Arabian tasn,ons ~.
love good iic< nd h-siless afnirsNarrantri rr ~
Lacky nnInDcts also hghv reseaide lie AZ
Ience ~ rnhcnnes re- and uniailbi u wves and nus
lands ~ lsifnet WV "'"'
The New York herald., 1863-05-01

A TTENTIoN 1856 SEVENTH, AVENUE. LADIES AND
n gentlemen will be astonished 10 see the prices r
HARRIS pays for Cast of Clothing. Carpets Furnre aud
Jewe We Halter ourselves OF having been pronounced
cent than at other place in the city We eguaranee
s for Coats q 20 SIS for Pants y 70 90 Please can on
and Twenty first Ladies' attended BY Mrs. Harrs
The New York herald., 1863-05-01

1cS nov ERi MADAME wIDGER ciAirvoyAxr
lDO anf gucd SPANISH uiy. lis tie ~, sfct'rs'r.
fti .uN" nafis-c VI ui ce-s sesac. :, rr..r,is.
The New York herald., 1863-05-01

A TS53 BOwERY-H ROsENTHAL HAVING Al
"A desire TO purchase large quantity OF cast OF Wearing
Apparel Furniture Carpets JeMelry &C. by calling on o.
value article Ladies attended by Mrs Rosenthal
Please remember and 1853 Bowery opposite Great Jone
The New York herald., 1863-05-01

DOR sALE-A BEAUTIFUL CoTTAGE AND FIVE
Lots OF Land In South Bergen, about two miles from
the jersey City ferry the horse railroad ten
nueA sitnaled on the Heights ana commands hne
view OF New York Bay and cities The grounds
ere well stocked with grapes and choice fruit trees House
by 30fee two attic and basement built by days
work for the owner. Apply to JOHN HILTON, Erie Rail!
way Office, footof Duane street.
The New York herald., 1863-05-01

EoR sAIE-IN BROOKLYN. TWO SMALL HOUSES,
front lyxs two story and baseent rear house 1924,
two story both Allied In with bricx with tin roofs lot 25xl3
south street. aveuuo In
Qulre T.. tARGRAvE. 4 80
The New York herald., 1863-05-01
MATRIMONIAL.

A YOUNG GENTLEMAN. NOW ON A VISIT TO TIL
"A Army VI the Potomac. desires to
with aniable aud sccompshed young lady, with view
10 marimony. The writer u . Junior partner Ia Arg
commission kouse and having just returned from Europe
OF female acquanances Is small and 6e takes thu, meihot
Of obtaining partner for he Address In sincerity.
closing agreeable. carte dc vte, w. H. c. Of Thirs
regiment Excelsior Brigade Second DIVISION Third corps
WeshugtOu. D. G.
The New York herald., 1863-05-01

GARD PHoToGRArrfs OF noGARTrrs WORMS
~ The Rakes Progress Plates, Industry and Idensss
" rla,ss; Msrrsgs "a Mode ps,es; Your stsses u
CrSelyt plates; Times OF the DAY. plates and oterr
Price IS cents each, ave 81 Sent any address on
receipt OF price. Send stamp for IA loxae =
w. G. wEMYsS SIS broadway, Now York .
The New York herald., 1863-05-01

I WANT TO PtRCHAsK AN ENGLISH BASEMENT
4 house not ICES aan weniy wide, NIL improvements
Jstwerr Lnn1on aud sixth and Thirfyeieht,
an Twentieth streets Price 81 0c0 Principals only
trVatei wltn. Address Hur!bert. HcraiJ oalce.
The New York herald., 1863-05-01

uousT AND Lot FOR SALE, no is2 WEST TWEEN.
II th ee e3 fest wssi o. seventh avenues lot IS feet
ney may bond aud mortgage ifrd desired Inquire
OF a. ~. We DON. 81 Broad street.. .la aa.I 80
The New York herald., 1863-05-01

1 ASDS.--TO ALL WANTING FARMS LARGE AND
- ih.tnz spus % tint sfa nff climate 30 mics
south ui Philadelphia by taips1. rch soil produce large
crops, twenty Tracts ~ aus 10 500 per acre ray
ae WITHIN rood business oranin good society
Hnif ~ ar - ng and uasnr IMPROVEMENTS Arpv 10
thAa =. tAnyls, fos,mHter, Nlneiand. Cumberland
Information " ~ be- cent ~ e. '~s '~''
The New York herald., 1863-05-01

EoR sALE-A GOOD PLOT OF GROUND ON THE
northwest corner OF First ana Twent, eighth
street. with frontage Of 20O fee said ots egby oca
oo win good dockAge water within short distances
well calculated building manufacturing purposes
For particulars apply at FANNINGs Real Estate Office 22S
0owery. ~
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1863-08-14
Widowhood In Bengal.

The very day girl becomse widow.
her colored clothes. silver and gold orna.
ments, are taken of. Henceiorlh she has
10 dress in white, and wear no ornements
Of any kind whatever during her lifetime.
Her daily meals are reduced to one, and
tina, is prepared in the simplest way pos.
sible. She is strictly prohibited the use
OF any sort OF animal food. Each widow
is required 10 cook her own TODD, and to
abstain entirely from iood and drink for
TWO days 10 every month. On the fast
days. when the burning sun dries up the
ponds and scorches the leaves Of the trees.
ihe poor victims faint and pant 10 hunger
and thirst. II they are dying on the aku
thusiy day. a little water will be put on
their lips merely 10 wet them. They have
no hope Of ever cheering their widowhood
in the world. A learned Brabmin. the
principal OF the Calcutta Ssnscr,t Coledee
10 earnestly engaged in redeeming the con-
dition Of the widow BY Introducing a sys-
tenn Of widow marriage.
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1863-08-14
The Southern Consumption.

No fact in connection with the New
York riots is better established than that
those engaged in iheE INDUCED in frequent
and generalcheering for-JEFF DAVIS. The
pretext for The riots was opposition TO the
draft. 10 the loyal States the conscrip.
tlon reaches perhaps one man in ten /; as
consequence, zine out of ten OF those
who took part in the mob. in any event.
would have escaped. Let us now see
what would have been their fate had they
been residents of the South. A decree
issued few days since, by The irrespou-
sibe military despot at the head OF the re-
bellion, and who called forth the plaudits
OF these lswless scoundrels. ordered the
conscription of every man between tho
ages OF Is ant As within the rebel con fed
eracy, but SO general had been previous
drafts that few rem sined, and the rebel
army will be but little strengthened by this
sweeping measure. A universal con-
scription such as that now ordered In the
South, is, we believe, without parallel:
but. as it 10 ordered for the purpose Of sus-
tanning the rebellion, Instead OF upholding
be government, il is all right In the ssti-
nation of those who resist the draft, and
will no, lessen one whit their admiration
for the Rebel President.-zolsdo Cons-
sssrcial. r'r
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1863-08-14
WHERE ARE THE C0PPERHRADs

20 look upon the battlefield,
where shot aud shell ny fust,
Where Frcedom's stirring battle cry
Is heard upon the blast.
20 whero tho lifted sab,es fash,
And fall on traitor cresis;
Where Southern havonets are dim
With blood from Northern breasts.
Go search amid the loyal ronks--
Among the glorious dead .-
Among them al you will not End
A single Copperbcad.
Go search tho gunbost's bloody deck,
When the dread cnif cts done,
Tho traitors banner in the dust,
And siiepced every gun;
While o or the hard.wou rampant floats
Our flag. yet oh ! what pam,
'N,a,h that dear Gag. since morning light.
How many have been slain.
Among the heroes Of tho fght,
The living and tho dead
Go search smong them-there 10 not
A single C"ppcrheud,
Go search the crowded hospital.
Where Rhas,ly wounds a,e seen,
Which toll through what u struggle fiorcc
But look upon their fuces. 10 I
They smile through ell their pain;
Tho scars they bear we're nobly won
Their honor has no stain.
Soft hands ore ministsring ; kind words
Are heard around each bed;
Some soothr, some suffer. oil are true;
There is no Copperhoad.
@" where the look can scarce conceal
The treason Of tho heart;
And where tho tongue would willingly
Defond the traitors part;
Where Seymour Wood and Vorhecs are
Deemed patriotic men;
Go where they wish Valandgham
Were safely back again;
Go whore descrtion is no crime,
Where LOYALTY is dead,
Where sad disas,er gives no pain;
There 10 the Coppo, head.
Go where foul scorn is heaped upon
Our noble boys. who GO
To stand. n woll OF fire. betwcon
Us and our traitor fuo.
Go where bold Grants revilers arc
Where Burnside is detained;
Where Banks. and Butler-nob,e names
In scorn alone aro named.
Go where true patriotic pride,
Honor, md truth are deod--
Where our success brings but despuir,
There is the Comprehend.
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1863-08-14
WHOLE NO. 700.

ridge, Reid ard Bennett have jo:ned IL e
rebel service; Wood cropped out in the
New York riot, and our Democratic
friends now propose to make the other
Governor OF Ohio. You will no, find his
vote recorded in favor OF any spproIria-
tion for the support Of The army.
have before me the record OF the vote
on the bill 10 authorize a national loan.
iaser L., on the tenth day OF July, 1861
Those who voted in the negative on this
important bill are Bennett, Reid, Wood
and Val'andigham. lsnot man known
by The company be keeps?
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1863-08-14
Artemus Ward OH Copperheads.


The following is from the pen Of "Arte.
mus Ward" (Chas. F. Brown,) an old
Democrat, and not long since one Of the
editors Of the Cleveland Plain Dealer
He's down on the Copperheads. Hear
him.
Not long ago made revoo ofJoseph's
army. / was considerably surprised TO
observe all The csnnons pintin rite towards
the North.
"My blood. stained vetrap," SEE l, ad-
dressing Lieutenant Brigadier, who was
playing "old sledge" with tenth cerpe.
RAILS clerk for a yellow postage stamp in
the corner, my blood.stsined vctran, why
are not them guns pintin' towards the
south .con.hieveracy ?"
"Tbudder - replied the Lieutenant
Brigadier. ,urrin' up jack from the bot
tom--"tbunder; what's the use Of aiming
'em toward the South as lohg as there is
wuss enemies TO our Guv'ment 10 the
North +? 1t will be an easy matter to
wipe ou: the rebs after we put down the
Copperheads in the North"
"My bloomin' hero" sez !, II guess
you are abou! rite. The .Butternu,s' air
mean traitors, but the No,ther G. H. air
internal site the meanester "
"Thats so y SEE the tenth corporars
clerk shpin' an ace up his ko,e sleeve.
left 'em ,hare innersent pastime an
propeled-propelled little too much, for
1 wandered outside the Fed 'ril lines and
surrounded 2 secesh pickess. an took em
prisoners.
Tha: F. F. V.'s-these F. F. VS. do,'t
mean Five Foolish Virgins, scarcely-,he
F. F. VS. objected to accompauin' me !:
so l followed them. Considering they
was my prisoners. they used me pritty
ruffly. But its thare way. followed
the chaps nearly 10 Richmun when sum
F. F. V. shivilries got squint at me-
They Immediately commenst for to hold
share noses, set an sum pulled of thare
shoes an stockins' as ef l was goin' 10
lick thare feet.
keep respectable destanl from US r.
sez one.
eyes. will--to keep respectable
those was my sarcastic retort.
"Beg your Pardin !" "appologized the F.
r. VS. putin on 'hare shoes an stock
ms an takiu' thare digets from thsre ma.
sal organs. "We thort you was one Of
them Nurther Copperheaded peas men.
who mir alters wanun' 10 lick our feet an
make up with as"
mary peas men |" sez I. "Tm ia
favor ov vigrus proeecooiion ov the war.
Ditto my friend A. L."
swell" sez they. 1--WE have some re.
speck for Yankey wot stands for his
Guv'ment but the blowy Vsllandighom-
mer. Woodses, Iughses. an so...4th. ws
think little lower than a run away mig
ger II they was locked up by your Guv.
ment. we'd rejoice. They air not only
traitors to the North but the South g"
" | alters considered 'em SO ,oo...ex.
cept to the South. Ditto my friend A. L."
l 'bologized for capturing thare pick.
cts, an they released me on parole ov
honor.-whatever that is. bleeve that
efthe Copperheads would behave thsre-
selves. an not drink too much whisAey,
they'd be as good Union men as rebels...
Jis. about.
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1863-08-14

ANATIoNAL CEMETERY Governor Cur
tin has hit upeu the happy though, Of
buying some ten or twelve acres Of the
great and glorious battlefield Of Gettys.
burg. as cemetery for the heroes who
there laid down their lives that the nation
might live