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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-08-04
BOARDING AND LODGING.

4 THE FRANKFORT HOUSE. ONE BLOCK EAST OF
the City Hail. corner Of frankfort and William Streets
zo0 neatly furnished hight. airy Rooms
son. 2Sc TO &c. per days 81 e3 per week House open AL
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-10-20
ASA MORdRlDdE.
AZ n FnmiIy PhysIc.

From Dr. f. w Cdrtlor1ht, Nelo Orleans
Your Pills aro the prince Of purges Their excellent
qualities surpass any catharc wo possess. They arc
mild but very certain and eectua In their action ON The
Bowels which makes them invaluable to us Ia the daily
treatment of disease. sti'
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-10-20
DEPARTMENT or TIE 1srERloR, 2
L. .L.---L--.- Ii I'll IL ALEL


SIE have used your Pills in my general aud hospital
acce since yoa made ihen aud cannot hesitate to
W they tho best caihartic employ. Their rcgu-
Nng action OH the liver Is quick and decided, colso
tlty thDy an admirable remedy for arrangements
that organ. Indeed, have seldom found Case Of
bos disease 30 obstinate that II did not readily yield TO
them. Fraternally yours, AL0NZO BALL, NJ b.,
Ihgsicln of he Mfriue IIJspiLu.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-10-20
mendncI,e, e,sIekIIeadnohe,F ,FomI stomach
From Or. Ld,oard B1yd, Baltimore. r

DEAR nRO AVER: cannot answer you iyhdt complaints
have crc3 with your Pills better than to say all Mat oe
ersr treat with TTgdtjUe medicine. place great depet'
dence on an ecctual caaric in my daily contest with
disease and believing rs do that your Pills afford u
best wo hove, Of course valuo them highly.
PITrsBund, Pa, May ], 1850
IN. g. q. ATgR, Sir; haze been repeatedly cured OF
the worst helcie any body can have by dose two
of Your Pills IL TO arise from Onl stomach,
which they cleanse ut once.
Yours with great respect, ED. w. pREBLE,
IysrL of Manner CItriID,
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-10-20
Bilious Disorders = Liver Complaints.

From Dr. TeodOre Bel, Gf M'o York CtU,,
Not only arc your pills admirably adapted to their pnr
pOso as an aperion but lnd their beneficial effects upon
the Liver very marked indeed They have in my prac
tao proved more cieciual for the cure OF bilious
plants than any remedy eau mention. sincerely
.eoice that have ut lcnglh pugaliye which is wor
thy the confidence OF the profession aud tho people
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-10-20
scRooL coMMIssIoNERs OF OHIO


SCHCf)L COMMISSIONER OF OHIO.
- S,'', ~ = ~ - - 80
EfOs. Rsc. AHsoa Gspss CosstaissiOsSF OF ConiRios
= ..s nca00" Nea VI V0.o' ..
Ene piehsnsIy y aa mpersaapio nohaneat 70 tns
u ny s e ~ hUnv, ~ s ~ VIC
% ~ VI ,h.. M th Ii - SIah M
cns,nt.s ~ - " my PD'' "''iN'A wan "'4'H
Syoss Eos. 81. Barney, Es O,rEaIsstonsr or
eehoos IN Ohfo' ---El tEt
'Th. ncsi reliable standard aathodtJ 'i ths Ian
BsASp'' stf.s f' q IN tGE II.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-10-20

lfis ~ p.f 81, o. .u lfu4 shut oa9s
.sqbag 9F' irs rsIls enH ren ttofT
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-10-20
A Z E RS
PILLS

Arc You sicR, isebl., aud
complainingl Are you ont OF
order, with your system DE-
ranged, and your feelings uI''
coniortablel These symp-
toms are often the prelude TO-
serious illuess. Some iit oi
sickness Is creeping upon yon'
ana should bs avertel by =
timely use of tho ;lg'it Ie;a,
edy. Take Ayers Pills, and
cleanse out the dlsordered hu.
lnors purify the blood, and
lei tho liuids move on unob'
siructed In health again.
They atlmulate tho functions
of tic body into vigorous ac-
lIyity, purify the system from
~. nl,.iructions which make
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-10-20
Dysentcry, Diarrhmn, relax, Worms.

Your Pills have had long trial IN my practice and
hold them In esteem Of the best Rperents have
over found Their Alternative effect upon thoiyer nakei
them excellent remedy, when given in small doses fol
bilious dySentery aud didirhga. Their Sugarcontine
makes them very acceptable and convenient for the ust
Of women and children.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-10-20

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FIRST TRAIN. sis9-GllI
NiaHT ExPRHss--Lesyss columbus st ado a. n.
,il stop al Delaware, Ashley onrdington, GileAd,
tslion and at all statlons North 0aion arriving o.
u syelsnd st DIS A. NJ, Dunkrk Si3 T. NJ, Buffalo
riOP. NJ, Albany as A. NJ, New York gtO A. i,
WI ii,bprs sie5 P. NJ, PhiadeIphiA 6Soh' Ms ~
ioap eW sais2 sHooNp TRAIN, @ q ,ss.t s1i-.:' 10. G
-hs'' AEW YORK HxPREss-teAses oolunbua al II lO
AN. WIN stop at Delaware, Darlington, Gallon,
Sis ,tllpe shelby, New London, Wellington and Graf
7 n arriving at Cleveland at 335 p, .,Dunkirt $50
80 !, Buffalo 1910 p. NJ AlgAny 3: co. A. NJ, New
"a las, p, M, Bostap. lifS y .M., ittsburg Via
Pc, aA g. Inc az 7:tQ PpM, Fhiladslp 90 Mi
THIRD fBAfN. !. q Z ~ y.ii'a >
ror = AL AND ExPREss-Leaves Columbus az S4S 7.
VIII stop OF all stations south Of Shelby, and ~
saiem, New London, Wellington Grafon and BeTef;
~ ard wing 1t Cleveland at G3S z. NJ, punkiIk G5S A.
N :, Buffalo i;20 A. NJ, Albany 3:V0P. HI, New York
rs p M, Boston lli5 P, NJ, Chicago viz CreStine
7iiU 5. NJ, Pttsbuig 225 A. NJ, Philadelphia 3;pO
NJ. ..fEEi.8f,.ast--a
oOHNEoTI0Ns
A. Delaware with BpTingasfd Branch for Spring held
D intD Oh that road 81 ttfsA
b A. OTestIino win PIltstufsh VI Wayne aud ohOslO
v iI,Ed for Pttsburgh, Phadelphia and sBaitncIt
IL shelby, viii slndusks, nasSueId Ard lsvsyk Bah
JAN Tor eli points on that road Alro for Toledo
OLA; arafton, for Toledo. n - .'sst-
C5At Oieveiand, with Lake Shore BslFotd fof Erie,
l1, aElfl, Buaslc, New Ycfk and Boston
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-10-20
WORCESTER'S
ROYALuUAkT0 DlCl.nSAasY,
The LateSt-..1rhs Lsrgest-.Ths Best,
The Oheapest Because the Best, sA

The Latost-"Ihe LarBost~'The Best,
The (ybeavest aeoauss tha Raat "a
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o~uy ausr nsAtIan ,,,I6rIoNAnY HxTANr! ~
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aa4 as,sdr 10 d. At -+-~----iliId s7uo gsdT IN
RSaA IA 4dLlt4l4 06 tlgis Q, l4& sQAio htals
~. : = ~ !, 1fdclt4fp .digQcIptia =.
rSS @ SpS wpDs
WOrosStcra Hoysi ouarto pciiooaSy and Tc most cor
daily recommend q tAe mort reliable standard an
theuy Of the Hnesh angsge, a. it d now written and
spohsnt rr1oo r'rs.N iaoI-slirt isag 1rl9
MD. LrealrE, spPsrlntendsnt zansNilIs Schools
MP. ucrpHsY. sup't Public I sSSoOis, s sapdusSy. I
Jour IySoa. sup;t Pnbiie schoois 0IrcisviIie
B.N. s.Eyoap, Principal Oieyeiand Femalo senina
~.
Wh. MrToHEAk, Bupt Public Schools, Mt, Union,
JcHN 0gDm, Principal bhto Normal bchooli Mime
sota. 'as1f ..ti ',s .lF ..,.hise 'idn .. -
NJ "-S"i : -'~-rF' - - -H'' TFT-'
oincinnau. y " ou.,. r..,.. rI.,,. sisbssE. .r.
~. q. caP y, vaulyH w. on"S J1 nivyo
~, M 49,. Prof MatSSm"ac,. % Ohio IIo;ysT.l,
N MI III 4. xxLfAh, lIoi nn'nSnayy.l y, o wy
a. HoyEws PTInoIpni west HIoh gahool CIeye
land, = - - y -
8. A. NsAYop, Associate Principal High School, oleVs-
lrnd. = yuH
q THoDOHH BSHSiiss, Principal Hisn bchool oieVs
land, vfrar. 7sllr1s .Hrpei az f-l.lIf .5
n. y, HpKisToh, rhnopal Cleveland lnsptnts.
J. A. dARynLD, President Of nleotio lpptitute, Ill
ram. -
: W L. HAsRD,Rrof' OF ohomisTy, ohlo wesleyan
p ~ ~ sxnouu,.,o,s, n, ,Yor,,Ooc achdoI,
ohIc ~ - O'-''A'''''''A y, 0'-'A
WY. n.y., xa,,.. pa uhsl,v.. nh.,IIn rotiso.
= Srvn. T,,. p,st,5Sn, nnt;ccb s1oIIers. 'is'
o. W. h OATRoAaq, Prof Nhthsmatios1 High
School, Dayton.
3. o, oRunBkusa, Prof Language high Hohool,
Dayton. --als.l HlJ ~ ~ cay
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-10-20

r Practice i b, ststs Ooorls, ano slso IN Ibe upii
Cd States District Circuit and eppEens oOprp
veo 81, U2-dly
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1863-01-08
PHYSICIANS.
,Is. A. A. CRUMP,
HOTELS.
OHIO HOUSE.
yEW ENGLAND HOTEL,

GOATS s. BRAMLEY Proprietors corner Water
~ ami Iohnson sts, Cleveland, Ohio. l24-l2I
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1863-01-08

''''s "''N thdt Aue water became so flltnY
that they had to boil it md skim off tho
filth before using it; and that notwith.
standing they had three other cisterns in.
side the Fort, full Of comparative clean
water, yet the commanding officers com
PEELED 'hcm to use this filthy wasbings
from tie soldiers quarters.
will, with your permission, my friends,
relate another incident connected with
Fort Lafayette, so monstroue, 50 heath.
cni-h as almost to challenge belief. Civ.
ing the incident as related to mo by an
eye witness, himself one Of the prisoners
referred to.
There were at one time confined in ono
oftho rooms Of what was called tho bat
terry, 50 accurately described in Governor
Moreh'a5's nareatve-some thirty priso-
ners. One Of these poor fellows was
prostratcd with sickness and near unto
death. Night came on and it was thought
that the poor fellow could not live until
morning. The prisoners confined in the
room with the dying man, begged that
for that one night, at least, they might be
permitted to have ligh, in their prison;
and as mons.rous as it may eaom, this re-
quest was refused; and in this hoasteJ
land of liberty, civilization and christian
ity, these prisoners were locked up in
their dar', prison house with the diving
man During that long, dark night they
could hear bis dying moans; deeper and
still deeper grew the death rattes until
near morning when all became still and
hu'hed; and when morning broke in upon
that loathsomc dungeon, death had done
its work. This poor victim Of .Lincoln's
despotism has ceased to live; his released
spiri; had gone TO that world, where "thc
weary are at est and the wicked cease
from troubling"
There is to-day confined in one Of the
cells Of Fort Lafayette, poor prisoner,
said to be partially dorange1; since last
February he has been in solitary confne-
ment IIi- cell is darionej-a sentry
marches night an1 day before his prison
door; he is permitted no intercourse, not
even to see the other prisoners. You can
imagine how strict his confinement is;
when tell vou that his age and widowed
mother, who for months had been seek
ing to obtain an interview with her son,
NJ last having obtained the long sought
for permit. came on Sabbath day to visit
him. Before the prisoner was taken from
his dungeon to the commanlants room.
in which his mother was permitted to see
him the other prisoners, myself among
them were all locked into their rooms; q
/ file of soldiers was detailed to guard him
/ from his celia double guard placed in
the sally port. And what suppose you was
D ~ IL
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1863-01-08
Bark Wantc6!

V'HE highest market price paid for Bark at the
Il Tannery of j.. n g. VOrwork, Millersburg, o.
Also cash paid for hides. ,,,,
Marehc7, 1867
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1863-01-08
Goodrich Sugar Evaporator.
Patented March 10th, 1861.

GOODRICH SUGAR EvAPoRAToR is CHEAP AND
NJ durable Is operated with little fuel with little
labor and In the hands OF the experienced, opera
ting with certainty and dispatch. The past success Of
the Eyaperator establishes its reliability beyond all
question. Based upon a natural law by which self
skimming and self strainng are combined with the pro-
Of boiling, 1t frees the syrup from all gross and
foreign substances at the same time deposing the pu
upon the cool surface Of the condenser The syrup
thus freed and purified gradually becomes sugar Large
quantities Of syrup made this Evaperator last year
having crystalized without any other process
r. WHEATON, Agent
Sep. 4, 1892. for Holmes county.
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1863-01-08
BACK PAY, BOUNTY sc.

", A. TAYLOR, Notary Public, lolmesville, o.,
L. will promptly attend to procuring ,back k pay,
bounty and pensions for disabled and discharged
soldiers, and to the collection Of claims for the
riends of those deceased. (24-2')
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1863-01-08
THE
Aolmes County farmer.
PUBLISHED EVERY THURSDAY
BY j. A. & E. 4 s tt L L.
Terms of Subscription
JOB PRINTIN

OF every description executed in the best style and
on reasonable terms.
Tho FARMER has larger circulc tion than any
other paper in this section of the state II tisnow.
and has been for thirty six consecutive years tho
official paper Of the county
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1863-01-08
MISCELLANEOUS.
SPARTAN LODGE NO.

nF FREE AND ACCEPTED MASONS, meet
" tho Friday On or preceding the full moon in
every month, at Masonic Hall, -
ROBERT JUSTICE, Secretary.
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1863-01-08
JEWELRY, &c.

N. II. MCCORMICK,
XXTATCH AND CLOCK MAKER, one door cast
w of ). X. Weirich's Hardware Store, Main
street. Millersburg, U. l23-S
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1863-01-08

A. Ii. FREY.
VATATCH MAKER AND JEWELER, Main st,
w three doors west of Werich's Hardware
store, Millersburg. ., t2l-2Ol
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1863-03-19

C)PPERHEAp RESISTANCE TO Federal AU.
ruoRlrY IN INDIANA -.i'rcSt Of II fridge and hi,
.7ccomP actS.-A special dispatch to Ihv Cincinnati
Gazttfe, dated Indianapolis, March ID, gives the
following narration
Some days since, Col. C.rrington, military
connaudant OF this post, sent detail of soldiers
TO Marshall, Clark county, illinois, under tie
charge at Mtssrs. Mcfarland and some of thu
officers of Indian, regiments, to arrest some de-
>tritrs known 10 be at thai place, whca arrest
wps Effected without difficulty. The soldiers ad-
mltted they were deSerter., hut bulterput SALOON
keeper nam~d Carries ii. G Unstable, Judge of the
Fourth Ja1lcial Cnc it Court OF Illinois, arrested
Ih- officer on the charge Of Kidnapping.
Judge n.tabe refused To rec lguiz. the au-
thory given to the officers by the War Depart
melt, or | permit them to prove tiiat the men
were deAerters. The officers were required to
give bal for their appearance on the 18Th, to an
,wsr to the charge of Kidnapping, or go to Jail.
Bonds Were given for them by Ioyssts of Clark
county. Tns deserters wsre set at liberty. They
"oud have gone with the officers had there been
no legal interference One Of the deserters stated
that two knights Of the Golden CircI- asked him
10 J m The order, informing him that il he ,ned
tn IN he would be protected aga INST arrest kr de-.
'ertion. These arrests were reported to COL Car
rlngton, who repor ed them to NJ, Gen. Wright,
at CINCINNATI, who ordered Col. Darlington 20 take
'uffl lent force and arrest the Judge and desert
ere.
C'l' Darlington took special train on Wednes.
Gay night, with two csmlanie" Of the provost
guard, and started for Marshall. He marched
from Iefre Haute to Marshall, and effected the
arrest OF Judge Constable without difficulty, but
one Of the sold ers was dangerously jured By
the mother OF one of the deserters striking him
on the head with an axe. His recovery il doubt.
iul. Judge Constable is now in this city in charge
OF the military authorities. The copperheads are
toerably chopfslIen.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1863-03-19

would Ike to .mu.e you if | had the time (' 90
on !" "Go on ~ by telling you who are the
people from whom ihi' objection comes-the
pure-miuded. disinteresed patriots wh" thick that
Abraham Lincoln is dishonest. {" Fernando
Wood" " Booty BrookS') ! hear come names
mentioned ia the assembly which are highly sng
g-stIyr to my mind. Cilett laughter and aP.
plau.eJ 1t is perfectly exhlerating to nan
Who know. how the ridiculous and se,ious always
assoc ate themselves together in the great affairs
OF life say 1t is perfectly eXhlIeratinS to me TO
fud him aho longs TO a crew that, IN the Ian
guage of Shakespeare, are the reek Of the rotten
,en, coming out of the slough Of debssement
with an odor that offends every honest no,,rll,
aud complaining that there is no fresh air in the
neighhorhood. daughter and cheers.). To all
those gentlemen, whether they have occupied the
position of Mayor or Aldermen (renewed laugh
teri would say, N the language OF the same
great dramist, " An ounce OF civet, good apothe-
cary"
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1863-03-19
JJh / Val Blr:n v. V4ltaal,glln

John Van Buren,, 10 speech at Brook n the
Other evening, ihls hit Val .ndIgham and The p
perheids VII have recently been preaching their
cowardIy doctrines in New York city;
d" We have had people from other States, who
have come here to give Us information, not onl,
"a to what the du o. the electors here is to do,
but what is my day as we'll We hid very re-
ny recently, be ore the Democratic Union A ,Soci
alton, several addresses delivered by gentlemen
of OHIO, WIZ told Us What we ought to do ; h0w
We were In error in the sentiments we entertain, d
and IN the course We folio ed. | met an eli.
fashioned frmer not long ago, who sid TO me
Squire" Gin the untry lawyers are all Squire J
Squire, who is this man that Is going all rounu
the country talking all the time and insisting TIA
free speech has been cruShsd OUT by he Gr7eral
Government ?" (ireat lau shter.) "Well,"
said ], don't know who you refer to-" "WelI,"
SAID h., " ne is m An with very hard name
comes from the ) a'r of Ul'o, says that he got
bea: when the Democrats carried the State
don't remember the name" | SAL, Perhaps
you mean Vall4ndieh1n." That's the name, "
sad he. Said he, )" "a ire, by can't he be ~
tent With being beat at home, without coming
mere to show uS how we can be beaten here 2
(Great liughter) You hear remark> Of gtntl@-
men in the di-Scd@'on in which they were en-
eaged, their dec'~mttions against the suspension
OF the writ of ht5ea> eocpps their out-cries in be-
half of free speech You would suppo.e they
were never allowed to open their mouths And
yet, If jldse ny what they do. instead of Whit
they say, should think the difficulty was one for
which Government is not a, all responsible, for
they are never ab to shut their III Jutho." ZAP
pause and laughter.)
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1863-03-19

his strmon-in his peculiar way, looking over the
audience, turning rbe stone over in his hand h'
said /: " | hsye been Informed by one # YOU
neghhor. that he had his axe stolen last mgb,
tno | 'aL'nd With his stone 10 knee the man
down who old H." Posing the stone III hi, h,rdN
is II about to throw it, there WAS one msu Who
Immediately Dc sed h, hild his seat, and Dow
pointed him out TO thu aud ence as the thief
And so 5 y, If You want TO fad out raj ors Isl
70, k around ana IN Ike The writ of habeas opus
at them laughter add appiau>t) and yo1 vi
re them dodge, SHRINK aud compItin. The
ooI! oil elton have to President Lincoln and
MS C"bl' ct Is that they have not arrested half
enough"
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1863-03-19
Brady on Copperhsals.

james T. Brady, in his speech, at BROOKLYN
'hus gave bis opinion of Coppeshead Dem cracy
! am told in whispers through the streets. in
he reports which good natured friends always
bring to YOU when they think you are assasd = |
nave been told that ii is said that [ who never he.
oogtd TO any party but the Democratic party.
nave de-rrted my party. | shall not take occ4.
ion now to answer that but there will coma
inc, and ehor'ly. in thi. town, when | will do it
(Applause.) But have this to say, that If ndhe
encs 10 the Democratic party is to be purchased
y turning my back upon the land of nv birth
nd upon The hopes of hat land in the day OF her
I'rkness and peril despise it. (En,hu,ias,ic
md protrac'ed cheering. Three cheers for
Brady y They tell me that some gentlemen IN
New York are objectlng TO the prosecution Of the
var because the Administration is corrupt.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1863-03-19

Miss ToRD'S CoMsI sION.--The following is a
copy OF the cOmmissoa Of Miss Ford, Slough
ton caplor
40 ALL WHOM 1T MAY CONCERN : Know ye tina .,
.reposng special Confidence Iii the "a rI0tisn, Ii
deity aud ability OF AntoniA j. FJrd, |, ,ames
Il. o!u,rt, by vlttne OF the power Invested in
me as Brigadier General IN the Provincial Army
of.hc Confederate States of America, do hereby
appoint and commission her my Honorary AID
de-CAmp, to rank as such from this date. she
will be obeyed, respected anu admired by al
the lovers Of "a noble nature.
Given under my hand aud seal at the Head.
quarters Cavalry Brigade, at Camp Beverly
Vie seventh day oil O1Iober, A d, 1861, and
the frs; year Of our Independence.
j. L. B. STUART.
Impression of his sis ct ling
by The General,
l. TIERNAN BRYAN,
Assistant AdjRtdn! GeHerai
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1863-03-19
Copperhead Hiss.

Inc supporters Of Seymour for Governor c
CONNECTICUT, have issued the following CD III pag
'cument, the closing verse Of which
lhaTged with characteristic venom
WHITE SOLDIER SONG.
TUNE J In Brown"
Tell Abe Line In that he'd be ter end The war
Tel Abe Liz CON what We all came oal here fJr,
Tell Ace LlncSlh It va, the Union to r, store
A. We 90 marching on.--LHoaUs.
Tell Abs Lincoln 10 send our Hero back
Tel Abe Lincoln that We mean our Little Mac
Tell Abe Lnco u to ut him the lack,
We, &c.-CHoEUs.
Tell Abe !incolh, to let the niger be,
Tell Abs Lincoln that we don't want.hin free
Tell Abe Lincoln thai to this he DID agree,
Az We nc -CAoNU4.
Tell Abe Lincoln the Constitution is eur guide,
Tell Abe Lncoln by the Laws he mast abide.
Tel Abe Ljncoln to let his Proclamation slid,
AS We, &e.-CHOkUs
Tell Abe Lincoln AID his wsoly headed crew,
Tell ABB L'"eon his suspension wft WON'T DO
Tell ABE Lincoln W are going to put lnu through
Aswe, &c -CRsRUs.
Tell Abe Lincoln on Antietam's bloody dell
Tell Ab- Lincoln where a.lhousand h. roes fell.
Tell Abe Lincoln aud his gang to gOtsh--I,
Ana wen 90 marching home.-Caonus.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1863-03-19

UNION SENTIMENT IN KENTuCKY.-The Gin
cinnati Gazette, in reference to the efforts Of dis
loyal persons to make fuss about the Emancipa-
tioR Proclamation, says:
he Unisn men of Kentucky don't propose
to call back our $4,000 boys from MurfresShoro
70 open the gates and let The rebels in our blue
grass region as fleeing pasture. Nor do we
write 30 them to resign and come home on &C.
count OF MIR. Lncoln's proclamation, and leave
the soldiers from across the Ohio whom we de-
nounce as niger thieves, to stand between us and
the heel of the ruthless invader. But when we
do write to hem We say, God bless You, boys,
give The rebels Hail Columbia" and if you
want anything let US know, aud you shall have it
as long as We have dollar left"
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1863-03-19
l. TlERNAv BRYAN,
Assistant AGutdn! GenerGl

Gov. JOHNSON on lIABEAs CORPCs.
Jlhn'on, in meeting one Of tue stapl arguments
oil rebel Symplthizcrs told this story:
" Great complaint has been made about thu
suspension of the writ of hIJeis 90 pus Il there
any man who has no treason lurking III his bosom,
that Is apprehenSve Of an arrest Way are
certain persons so appreh'nsive IN This regard
Btc,u>e treason is lurking in their bo>onls
(Applause.) Lorenz' Dow, when he was on hi,
way, upon one occasion, TO attend an appoint.
mcn', met man who complained that his AK
had been stolen. " will settle that matt fIi
you" says Dow. Before reaching tie meeting
house he picked up a large stone, weighing abou
a pound and half After he had cohcludet