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NUMBER 6.


"Seventeenth class in 8[snhl Geowr.ph~
.rise andgroup yourselves togsSksn, fes
he .crack-hsads up likslnew JsAsk ssd
donttalk through your aossp.
"What is Geography"
e"Dont know. q
That srright, souny-nsver tell I lisis
hat Is the surface ot' the esrthYr
{ The out6ide. = -
Bully for you, sweet Williar6.
'sThat's ne. - s. .
Which predominstes; shat Is which i
the biggest part, land or ,waterY''
In rainy seasons, water; in times 81
What is the big body Of water eallsdl.
- .'Old, Ocean" $50 .s
when does it beneft?"
"The Secretary of the Navy and his ss-
iatives in the ship trade. ~, 5,lAd
How soY" fsf gF II ~, -
'sThey sell rotten ships to the, aduinis.
tration for ten times their worth. !"
For what purpose do ship sail sn ths
ocean," eesat ssaS
''Te drown sailors"
What do oursships take to othsr soua-
tries?"
"Raw cotton and minted gold"
"What do they: bring back in return2s
"M ool on the darkey's head and othss
pestilential diseases:''
"Thatis right my bully boy With ! v,x
car, You shall see Gener,i Pope same dsy..
NNhat is. the peculist chsracieriseie u
the oceap2
fssIts difFerence from the administr.t;on. =
"Hov 50, mi red topped student?"
"It never becomes corrupt"
Every well for an orphan. You uaxso
kiss the girls and emulate the ocean.s
..Whas is s ssal3' ,.,..sse..ss'.,s''...
"a pair Of spectaoles. .
''Ah, ah none Of thst. Timothy VIA
is strait"
ssNext to 1 fullIlbests two ss;vs ), ~.
"Hello.. tberei. .I,ll call vo,, esc,.s5s III.
deck into the enbinT Job1 H.-sr. =.
NAV 90 and ret. so,,e vs,..i 49, "a -
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niace ! f.Ilor III ,;l,i 8, 3. ~ q q 49,
before lie makes mo nolit;esl - sssssS ~ J '1''
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The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1863-04-15

neA-. Every censurer of other people
knows ten times as much i'll Of himself as
he does Of the worst Of them.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1863-04-15

pg Quiet and secretcharities are better
than ustentatious ones; thenight dsMs are
more refreshing than the great showers Of
the day
, 1863-10-20

DEAN 6R-Be1ow send you the vote Of PrIson
tereet to 5ou, Is to an other good Eaioassfs:
, 1863-10-20

teerlng, in spite Of all that can be done to
stimulate 1t, will inevitably be slow. We
regret that this should be SO; but it is well
to understand the truth, and, in matter
OF such vital concern, to look it squarely
in the face. We shall, if the present or
der stands, be compelled to wait until after
the 5th Of January, 1so4-the day On
which The drafting begins-betore seeing
the feeble ranks made strong. In the in
terim, there is much to be done. As the
law Of conscription and the instructions
for its administration now stand, half q
dozen drafts would not bring out the men
that are confessed1y necessary to success.
The law is failure, and the instructions
forthe guidance Of those who are entrusted
with its execution, are a long and learned
commentary in good medical Latin, On the
art Of " HOW NOT 70 DO IT." The statute
will demand the attention Of Congress i'm
mediately upon the assembling Of that
body, that some Of the holes Of escape may
be stopped up; and the drawing up Of
new instructions for the guidance and gov
e1nment Of Examining Surgeons, must be
confded to some officer who has wit
enough to know that not every deviation
from the normal and healthful condition
is reason why the citizen, fairly drafted
and able to do mans task at any Of the
pursuits of every day life, should escape
the service that his country demands.
Both the law and the instructions have
been tried; and our readers need not be
told what a lamentable, nay, what 3 dis
graceful failule they have been. Antece-
dent to q new draft, givo MS new Law.
, 1863-10-20
THREE RUnDRED THOUSAND
M0AE.

m ro.n,:lnu4 ..1.r e., %l,,,o 1ru1.,1
1no 4eo4'en' 1sA0 ~ tAn'e 1e>'
eno..saau .nen " etose tue "A11u1es ~ 1. nun,
area 'nousano Volunteers, ne @ snou-o
nave lhe1ea1ea' anu We su.uA - .ae ,s ss ~. :,
VII !e-eeno : LIE p'eae1eue.' " ne'o -. =.
power o' Tue government eAel'aseo a1
once 70 con'l'e' 1ne se'eless u ~ ellAens'
~ "eans - 'ne u'm' <autnc'41'o ~ eon4e
"1se anu catelo1ty nameu la"' tuaa u
wait INC s.o" anu neeessny 'eo1oos pro-
eess =, 'os, .: .as' ~ a.. ~ -, ~ 80 We
uu .ue patt4o1s asa ..'1 a.. a:a,:s. s 80: ~.
'ueu' 1o.ues ~ ..e Pe'p4s' es 4u'
nhon u' ~ .e ~ go. .;,1 - ~ 1 =. w."
ans % ~ ~ s sne ,i a.;st;na - = notor;ons,1
, 1863-10-20

The August number or Ths Isb!e Examiner. edi-
coitorfal notice:
wentouuce 10 ths attention cK our readeza tna med
tcal preparation. We hAye Done not for pay. nor
becAuse pages ara uhed a Medium Of Aiycrnae
rnentfor We have uniformly deaaned theubut srat.
1tude to God and OF Obligation to DE- AGdetx
4 Co. has made III isa 1T the following:
My only son, George storT5, now 81 yea1s Old naa
been aicte6 ios sog DOZEN IeAvs more q le.s With
q hts bsdy: of!e1tiwes. see11nsly be Vas near to
turn of tce dzease with more viceace for the past
three yes'she has had an open his bzess a1d
attez1y one near tia coar bore with liberation In
~ toat thst "a. rapidly thas a.ssola
tloE appeared t1evttab!s In this condition be apphcd
to Dr Andess CO, b{ the use Q. tse Iodine WsteF
time. Containing ls use Il esa tbha two Gouths he
Was apEa1entsy neaed sad h1s general Eea1n m9en AZ
sseep Ia dc ath bsfoIe this Summer should oloae |.
.Arparently, IN fair way to recover perfect
health a IS common 70 our mortal state + gratitude
to Cod who has thus answered PRAYER. and IN ust1ce
to Pr AndeEa c.; 1have made this 9tAseaeas katts
which the readers Of this magazine E thank is Ed.
tor for bringing to their notice. GEO STORES"
Icdlne Water Ia . solution Of pura Iodine IN purs
Nfu uNaE% Z kA
, 1863-10-20

We are indebted to Lieut.. Cliff, for the to1
lowing List Of casualties in the 22d Illinois
infantry, In the battle of Chickamauga Greek,
Georgia, September 10Th, 1868:
Major Samuel Johnston, through both lips,
severely; A6jutant r. Harry Cliff, right arm,
slightly Ieaac ". Brown, Assistant Surgeon, LETT
at lhe hospital With the wounded; M.a a prisonss;
McDonald, killed; let sergeant Wm: Roper,
wounded in breast, prisoner; sergeant William A.
A1etin, wounded in hesd. Prisoner, private
ki1kham, wounded in head; prtvates Lafayette
Smith, wounded IN the hand; Conrad Mirk. wound
In body; Charles Eiling. wounded In thigh John
Adams, IN shoulder A, 4. sharp: prisoner;
/. Company n-sergeant A.. T. Wilson, killed
Jae bisnasn& & killed Jno BaksE: 7 killed; Phillan =
s Ssf sone! ap aeoes s
Company CT SanGereop, killed ; I'd Lieut.. ],
T: Stsneiter. wounded In ANGLE, pslsoaer SEP. J:
y: Young, II body, prisoner; Go,P: @ = 9,,n aof:
nrihn, prisoner John Mulle', prisoner; E. Nc
Kinney prisoner j.: Hasa4 HR4ds RzisonfE,;; E;;,aa
O'Filo, killed Capt John q. Phillips. wouuled
~: i ipsia. sa's1 nm s. ko6iasoa
Yates J. c. Gosatline. killed George Read, Killed;
J, II. Higgins. killed Sergeant ". n. Crit:hfeld,
Sxe. hs4a st6 G q 4bS II
oser; d i. MeAdams. il hand; !. 4. Pounds, T. IN IN
sr haba j, hKn high pMfonss JohP Co..
II. Aidermsn, II head; @ J. Reddiek, IN thish; J.
Byron, prisoner; John Klser. prisoner; Z. R.
"ee' CO. Fl Soilst, killed; B Miller. killed; D.
K,etny. Killed; Corporal :. Romslges, II leg;
RerR ier: ssrresht pin R.than nrfasonsq a NJ; r.
xst, jo6s Bots. pTisoaeT 4 Nss eais, pflsoas1:
c. Betteudoff, prisoner: A. Shutthicrs, prisoner.
Co. G-Corporal James R. Britt. killsd; private
Haes A. RsaSe kiled iss4H
y, III thigh, prisoner; Captain James $. J4ckson.
prisoner; prlSases g. ": Blaaktnship. prisoner.
"N noEsF p,taSHs5 G.sy R1'is9aeE
T. G. Mann, IL breast, prisoner: ptivates j. y.
loot pr5seaer; ). Mant,ois. il both isss, psisoat
e5 A. Ri f99ma 70 ,aaasl in hFess Raas s.:
Lively, in head; n. Scott. in foot: Il n. Turner,
In head: corporal John Hoffman, prisoner; prt-
Yates CHARLES Il Haley, prisoner: !. McHenry,
Co. I-Capt- II. a. French, in abdomen, prison.
er; Let Lieut. S. .. Hood, in head; I'd Lieut.. VIM.
r. f. Wiison. thigh. PsIsoGeE; Corp ]. Allen IN
back; James kaley, In shoulder; II. Laraoer, ii
thigh; Gug1er Jacob Matthews, in hand; J. R
Nsi, u face; 7. prowtnE, in nm; !; E; Wise. In
SIDE and !fEi Huglcr 7. 4. McDill. G. F. Brown,
]. a Ma}one, piiaoncrs; 4. Forbes, B. F. Glib
bons, missing.
Co. K-1st sergt John Riddle. Killed; prlyates
J: Adrian, killed; 9. Farrell, Killed; J. Casey,
Killed seIgt e K-hEo, in breast; Corp. r; Casey,
prisoner; p. williams, in arm AID neck; A. Nc
MintncE. hip; T. Greenfield. In hand; R. Bailey,
prieoLer; Henry Deunison, prisoner; Henry MIL
Ter, pri.oner; Fred. Forester, prisoner
, 1863-10-20
4 CHARITABkE pROJECT.

Though We are not sure that Vallandig- |
ham has been offered d post either in JEFF.
Davis Cabinet or in his army, it is certain
that his proper place is in the South,
among those whose cause he has espoused. |
It is said that the poor fool has not q dol |
lar in money, and that he has heretofore |
been supported by his friends in Ohio who
were ambitious Of making him Governor
Of that State. They will, now that YER
dict upon his worth1essness has been pro-
nounced by the people, cut him of, Of
course; and we know not what he will do. |
John Bull, in Canada, though patting him
on the back whenever he deals blow at
the land Of his birth, will not advance q
slxpence on any cause 50 hopeless as his;
and landlords thereaway, having learned
the result Of the election, will have his
bills quickly made out, witha demand tor
payment or the vacation Of his rooms, af,-
pended. 1t becomes Republicans and War
Democrats in This hour Of triumph, to be
Sngiving, nay generous, to defeated foe
We propose that a pony-purse shall be
made up for the martyr" to enable him
toget a change Of linen and halfa dozen
pocket hcndkerchiefs, and to pay his pas
sage back to the place to which he WAS
banished By the court TINT tried him. And
if his body guard-Cox, 6ammedary, Dick
Merick, Dan Voorhees,, and half dozen
men OF The pestilent malcontents, who are
threatening revolution in the eNorth-want
to 50 along, they might be helped. The
Free Suites would gain by their exit, and
the further they should so from from the
society Of men who love their country,
the greater the gain would he. A solemn
and penitential procession, the members
thereof clothed in the garb Of humiliation
and woe, their eyes streaming with tears
| over the astonishing persistency Of the
people in fighting for their country, each
one Of them wearing on his back the label,
Consigned to Mr.. J. Davis, Richmond,
the North having no use for SUCH how
We should like to see it set out The fire
in-therear editor Of HI. Davis' Chicago
organ would no doubt act as the almoner
Of Republican bounty, in so pleasant and
necessary work; so let the contributions
come inl "Vap must be a11 ready to set
out, and We are sure that his body-guard
are looking for scme place in which to
hide their heads. Why not under Mr..
Davis coattail ut once?
, 1863-10-20
QUE TH1NKING RkYONETs.

QUE THINKING HkTONE1S.
Even We, who hare known SO well the
immense p1eponderance Of pure loyalty |
oyer Coppetheadism, in the armies Of the
Republic, are obliged to confess our sur
prise at the result Of the voting Of the SOL |
diers Of Ohio and Of Iowa, as authorized |
by the Legislatures, respectively, Of those |
States. Never since the world began, was |
there greater unanimity displayed on any
question about which men can differ, than
this vote develops among the brave hearts
who are in the field for their counny's de-
fence. And never did as great number
Of men have clearer or more comprehen-
siye insight into the aims and purposes Of
parties than these gallant fellows, in their
moments Of leisure, hare achieved. To
them the decision Of the questions at issue
was one Of vital Importance. Interested
as citizens, Jealous OF their country's hon
or, and as soldiers upon whom the defence
Of that country devolyed, they could not
be Indifferent, and dared not be Ignorant
Theirs WIS double stake in the great
struggle. Love Of ease, love OF life, desire
for home and the pursuits of peace and
the companionship Of friends-these and
a thousand minor considerations, each
urged with both pertinacity and ability by
the opposition, were the temptations to
yield to the seduchons Of the song that the
Copperheads sung, and to become, at the
~teet of the South, suitors for disgracetul
and ruiuous pence. On the other side, we're
only sense Of duty and patriotism, obedi-
ence to which was sure to be followed By
continuance in the field, By the dangers Of
the fight and Of the hospital, by prolonged
abeence from home, and by new tolls and
new suffering for the holy cause But how
the historian Of after times will exult as,
in recounting the incidents Of this grand
conflict, he points out how manfu1ly
the temptation was resisted, and
how gloriously duty and patriotism
triumphed. The annals Of the tace hare
few such broad and conclusive llustra-
tions Of the dignity and incorruptibihty Of
1nasses Of mankind.
Elsewhere in this paper we print few
figures election rcturns-as the
basis Of what We say. Hereafter let no
American repeat that apothegm which the
tyranny OF the Old World has consecrated
as truth, " "Bayonets should never thinkl'
Rather let us say that American bayonets
have way Of thinking Of which no patriot
will be afraid.
, 1863-10-20
Wator General Crjtteuden's Farewell
Order:
HEADQUARTERS 2isT ARNE t.oRFa,

J
othe Officers and Soldiers Of the a1st Army Corps:
The General Commanding announces with
sorroW that the name Of this Corps has bean
stricken from the army rolls, and that he has
been relieved from duty and ordered to report
to i1dlan lolis, that his conduct In the late
The General Commanding regrets the sepa-
ration from his command-not the fnyestiga-
tior. Investigation-the closest scrutiny
your fame. Your deeds at Chick ckamauga, as at
Stone River, viii hand down to posterity your
honored names.
You have honored me. The mighty hand
Of the 2lst Army Corps has craven the name
and the alandeses's tongue cannot revoke the
past.
Future honors await you. May Gods
blessings attend youI
{Oficla1.) 7. L CRrrTEspEy,
Major General q. 8. Vols.
r. Z. OLDERsHAND, Capt. and 4. a. G.
, 1863-10-20

,|Rey; 4. L: Roche, Catholic pastor at Ran
dolph, Mass., has been convicted on two COM
plants for aseau1ting two OF his female pa-
1iabioners. In one case be was charged with
attempting to kiss married lady who called
at hie houte. In the other case he was charg-
Cd With sstanlting and kissing young lady
In the sacrfsty Of the church. He VIA sen
enee6 o to pSgb piSy ne Of q nd costs In esch
, 1863-10-20
ConstitutionEWater

Has bean prosounced By the MEDICAL FAcn}tJ. AID
permanent cure Of all dse3Aed Of this Stomach. Ii rer
hldncJs. BaEdtr aud Womb. thas Las aver ba:n
offeie Cd,
1risIot a Ntseral Water I: Is from e1pcrIencs
that Constitution Water has tmAa2tef- AID ~s nov
tAy Lot no nan dsubt wbel 4flx!a bottle has haou
Known to cure dtse4sss which t1s best medcA
In to11 couasr1 his failed to Etllova
Ter cant 1t b der qu ack "p1e,sEntons "a
il Is ussd By lbe mort scientific rac;.toaa,s In
this rty. Only second clasi phySclAls taA.
Gown popular remedies While the be,tar skilled mako
ute OF eveIy eats TO AtcnL plish cure. and tho
eIctss OF the physician Ice. as his kao Of
while CT en- tAn In tie ntsemps. Sce.ca 10 satisfied
with the truth
Giyo Constitution Water f-lz t.t.l-so meaa you
~ho undtt BONO speeihlisrs . caro- from y.1r ,
3c4T. lard wo particularly slude to laalos wao ate
constantJ iescrtuE to local treatment and all sorts
OF tutcess II there would hs from l3cA applications
t1 the ttlustfor dlEsAstB Of the bsAtu.
NO bave ATAy8 been careful to u1d 1Au%uRE9 In our
cir cutAs ttat could Aot snock tbs cat dcichtd organ
tzstton but 1ecc17e CAny COMMUNE from
persons for Which consttntlon Tatc- Ada 2ted aa1
have to the coccIuston that ths 1enady u
p8ble Of producer cure no matter what sae dtss&sa
u ~ be, it should be ace known. The m7dlclae
put up tot t1e public. and 1here should be no excep
We MD say, Ccrststutloz Water is not like gld
ed pill MADE 20 ~ tte tyo aad tA.to Il Ia msat
eng y ege;g sea1s G1 tne te: plAcsd n tas na2a
to the d1ectlon, It will ia every cafe produce Fadi
cal cure. He would s1y that the directions
10 Diet sc, felass only to tbs dAeasa under which
tae7 Occur.
, 1863-10-20

Happuy the european aspect, at least
so far as England has the mixing or mar
ring thereof is peaceful; and at present
our Government has little to fear as the
result OF rebel Vaccinations. It, would be
ungracious for us to inquire what facts
touching the situation or the prospects Of
our national struggle have caused the
wonderful revolution in the English mind,
Of which this cry for tho continuance Of
peace is the most prominent manifesto
ton; but, taking into consideration the
purely selfish and utterly merccnary course
Of the Queens advisers when our war
commenced, and the persistency of insult
and injury with which the policy then
adopted was pursued, the world will not
be slow to believe that the unexpected
power and resources developed BY the
Republic, particularly in our Navy, The
skill Of our engineers in the construction
and management Of heavy cannon, the
unabated tervor Of our people under
onerous taxation, and the dangerous prox-
unity Of British America to our Northern
frontier, have not been without their
effect. There is logic, which even Pal
merston CAM ncomprehend, in 00-ponnder
Parrot gun with its capabi]ity of piercing
at point blank range any iron-clad atloat;
aud in million Of glittering baYonets, and
in well built and weu-manned fleet, second
in strength only to that OF which Great
Britain boasts, there are mighty arguments
that carry conviction to the secession
bul1ies Of the commercial classes, whom
Laird & Co. represent. 1t is not easy to
believe that the facts and the justice that
they demand have been more than two
years in making their way into British
heads. John Bull is never obtuse when
he hears the jingle Of pence. But, what
eyer the cause Of this improved behavior
Of our cousins across the water, We are
thankful that for the present the problem
which darkened all our prospects at home,
is solved, and that there will be no appeal
to the sword. To let the past be buried,
not forgotten, and to make what time shall
bring forth, not what it has developed, the
test Of the desires that England expresses
for the perpetuation Of amicable relations,
is task which we gladly accept.
, 1863-10-20
Closing Out Sale of n CopperheAd
hnHfue8A.

business.
The following effects Of 4 concern c1osiug
ont business may be obtained cheaply by call
ing upon the Copperhead Central Committee
Of Ohio:
One hundred flags closely resembling the
rebel Stars and Bars. They can be had very
cheapiy as they are of no use for patriotic
meetings. Also the poles and hal1iards for
the same.
a large wooden cage representing Lincoln's
Bastile. Any person about to establish =
heuery w1n find 1t admirable for that pur-
pose.
Several youpg Ladies, warranted perfect e1-
cept m halluclnstion that they are going to
hare negro husbands.
One ton OF Copperhead tickets which can be
medicated
The Cincinnati Enqs4irer. The present pro-
ps1etors having no further use for the thing
will dispose OF it cheap for cash. Any person
desirous Of going into the soap business
should take 1t BY all menas, Is 1t contains an
immense quantity Of 1ye.
The portion Of the Windsor dock upon
which Vallandigham sat when he WAS waiting
and watching with his exact impaint.
Dick Merrick, If he can be caught. He Il
now 1t large somewhere in the "valley Of tho
Shadow Of Death, with his life In his hands,"
Az lightning calculator he would prov6 in.
valuable. possessing a. he does the rars fac
ulty Of msgnifsing any given number from
upwards, to 50. 600. An affecting little song
"My Maryland" NIL b throN1 In NTH this
, 1863-10-20
nj ETE 8

Ii disease Of the Stomach and LIVER acting thrapga
the Kidneys. i, without doubt tnt uost oastl6sta
diseste except CoasumptIon tnAt affects tbs huma
c4ns13tutfou We haye t;ace for lscusstog as:s
Tut vii s.ate effect Of The ciseasa Goa.
o1 tae 'ocdl TO sogar wt'ca stimulates ths kldeeJs
sunc1 from this disesae sho arn ignorant it: tnas
L tat1 pas :sge Quantities during thu day and alo
du,ink the night. No noice .sken 0! It unt fheiz
stseEon y Called 70 tas large discharge Of nnd
copt1ol OF o1dIcar7 remedies Auosu4r symptom Is
ths 1hlrst which, When she cisea fully estab
lis ed II n1eIe'ahln the patient afokA cunftant1y
without being sa.1s1ed. a1s dynea, of tao mont,
clackt 0f the )ips, BEees brealh. in tbs nd
Gases and nA15 loss Of 2ppfttfe auRci alton,
AID the patient gradually tiaks f:om exhaustion
, 1863-10-20

Vote of lows Soldiers.
We are indebted to E J. Pratt, Esq, Of In.
dependence Iowa, one Of the Commissioners
sppointed to take the vote Of Iowa soldiers,
for the following returns from Iowa regi-
mfnfg Mt md ahou& Eor3nth.
, 1863-10-20

B The register Of the Hlrons House, at
Windsor, G. ", is full Of names Of Visitors
with the initials &c. s. A." after them. Thia
Is the house where Vallandlghann stopped
when be was waiting and watching. 4 man
Is known BY the company be keeps.
, 1863-10-20

Hesumptfon Of Te1egrAp11Ic Conamu-
en1s-uAna, the Assistant Secretary
of uAr-hev. Hr. Hfuhsey Hung
Rebel lnteldEenco-Thc Situation
6l1eluDE-Sharpshoot etc., etc.
, 1863-10-20

E6sToN E0RNEGs, Y. T., Dec, q, 1861,
WH. 3. GRRaG Co.:
Cent?: freely Etye you liberty to make use Of sna
uoF Ing Certificate u tho yal1e Of Constitution
Water, which Can tecQmmt1d In Tbs h12heBr uAu-
FER.
CT. xhoIn len 9Th OF 1af DacE and n ner mb1 wItn
PapiA'1on Of the Heart stse2ded with Falling Of the
womb D5 Mconor1heA, lad Irritation Of this Bladder
oatas viea hs ls1s he: wo1se thaa he nsd Quad he
ind, Who attended her FOR about aiae months. A3d
Ehe see Va ondes hla care she did not sn..eE quito
ca.e VA l. cRraale. For. aaid ne x sho la suca
eo@6icahoa ot complaints that medicine Yivsa fog
one operates Against aoue other Of her toa
About this tEe aae COME eac.d the use Of Coestu-
ton W1ter. REd to cur utter astonennent almost tae
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