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Elk CoURTsEEIP.
NJ ApTEMrs WARD.


There was many affecting ties which
made me banker after Betsy Jane.
Her fathers farm jined ourn, their
COWS and ourn squcncht their their thirst
at the same spring; our old mares both had
stars in their forrcds; the measles broke
ont in both families at nearly the same
period, our parents (Betsys and mlne)
Slept regularly every Sunday in the same
meeting house, and the nabors used TO
absurve-"Iiow thick the Wards and
Poasleys air2 1t was sublime sight In
the spring of the year, to see our several
mothers (Bctsy's and mine) with then
gowns pin up so they couldn't siie en-
affeoshuuitely bilca soap together' ana
aboosin the nabers.
Altho haukcred intensely af,er the
obiecs Of my afcckshun, l darent tell her
Of the fires that was rajin IN my manlY
Buzzem, I'd try to do it, but my tnns
would kerwhollop up asin the roet o.. oil my
mowth & stick thar, like aeth to deecas
I'd Arrikan or country postmaster to ll'
Office, while my heart whansei aGa.n ny
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1864-02-17
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ribs like an cd fashioned wheat Flal.
again barn floor.

ribs like an cd fashioned wheat Flal.
again a, barn floor.
Twas calm still mite in Joon. All =
nature was husht, and nary zeffer, distsr.
bel the screen silence. set with Betsey s.
'aue on the fsnsc of her fathers pa.ser5-
We d bin rompn thru the woods. kullen
Hours d driven the wood chuck from his
Native lair ESQ to speak, with long sticks. !,
Wall, we sot thar on the fense, a swinaipg
oar fset two and fro, blushin as red az the /,
Saldinsville school house when it was frst
painted, and lookin, very slmpls, Raks
no doubt. Ny left arm was okepisd ID "
ballunsin myself on tie fenss, while NY
right was woundid luyinly round Lsf
waste. s5g- le 4..t.... .,f
|. cleared my throat aud trsmblipsiy
!ssd-'Betsy, you're Gazslla. .r-.-s,-.
4 thought that air was7purty f6se
waited to see what affeek il would have !.
upon her. 1t evidently didn't fetch. her 2
for she up and sed-s7sw s-aiha9ao.- ..ft
"fou are sheepl" dsif pq ,oeee, su
| Seq + sq sf{ \. ,~-,a a.,
! Betsy, l thinh very machly Of yo.."
Il don't b'lievs word you ssy--ssa
thsrs, now eum y with much o5sarvasksa
she hitchsd away fir m ne. .inissse, esg
! Il wish thar was winders to ay scie p.
sed ], 80 that yos could see come ct wri
tseiiss There's 6sA snsf in here, !. SD,
l. striking my busapu, With nys e.. TO,
bile sll the corr, beef and tsrnpps in tAsr
naesrhooi. Vsrsooyiss and the Crittsr
aiLt circumstans."
Shs.bowed her head down and sommsast
chawin the strings OF her sun bonnet. sa
Or, could ysu know the slssplis nnss
worry threw with on your account. lss
vlttles has seized to be attractive talws
& how my Inns has shrupk UP, you sosli.
MT dowt me. Gaze on tbis wsstin fsrn
and these ere sunksn ckseks--".sL -
should have continnerd on in. this
strane probly for sum time. but unRerts-
nstely lost my balance and fell over late
, the paster kersmash, tesring my elesa and
severely damagin myself generally Es'sy
Jane sprung to my assistance in double
! quick time and dragged ne 4th. Then
or .wln herself up to her full hite. shs>
sed-- 4a.1'slis
Il won't listen to your noncents DO lens
4 ger. Jest say rite strats out Whist ysa "a
driven, at. 1fyou mean gst,in hichsd,
Tn ia''
considesed that air snuff fer all pras.
q ticnl purposes, and we proceeded irams-
iytly to the parsons, and was made sss
that very mite.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1864-02-17

THE QUESTION SETTLEp-The Louis
Vile Journal says that Gov. Gods message
put an end to the vexed question of Nor
rans escape-hy affirming officially that
he escaped thro u misunderstanding. John
himself don't allude to any ''misunder-
standing" in his story of the affair, but
incidentally suggests that he escaped
through an "understan9ing with some
one who had railroad timetable, gold
and a little suthin TO take. There is one
thing, though, upon which both John and
Tod, agree, viz-that j ohnsescaped.
Y B-Tod has also oscar ped-from Co,
l.mhus, and has not leeu heard of since
Dugloa Empire.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1864-02-17
Close Questioning.

"Ah," said a skeptical colegian 20 an
old Quaker, II suppose you are one OF
those fanatics who believe the Bible p
Said the old msn,"I do believe it, Dc
YOU believe it7" 'No; have no proof OF
its truth. Then, inquired the old man
..does the believe in France?'' Eyes; fol
though | have not seen 1T, have seer
others who have. Besides there is plenty
of coroborating proof that such country
does exist" Then thee will not believe
lanvthing thee or others has not seen! =
I"No.' ''Did the ever see thy own brains
"No.' Ever see a man who did see them?
"No." "Does thee believe thee has any!
This last question put an end to the dis
cussion.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1864-02-17

That's what's the matter. he!
That's what's the mstter-e :
Leaguers do not wish TO 90, }
That's what's the matter >
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1864-02-17

WoODsFIELD MONROE COUNTY OHIO FEBRUARY IL 1864
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1864-02-17
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Waiting for Our Soldiers.


Waiting for Our Soldiers.
By the blue Potomacs s waters,
By the Rappahsnnock' line,
By the sunny Southern rivers,
Meath the holly and the pine,
Falling in the shock of battle,
Wounded, in their blood they lie
Pinins with the dark malaria
So our youthful patriots die.
In the city, in the village,
In the hamlet far away,
Sits the mothers, watching, waiting,
For the soldier boys to-day.
They are coming, daily coming,
One by one, and score by score,
In their leaden castings folded
Underneath the flag they bore.
Thinks the mother, weeping, waiting,
AAnd expectant all the day
When his regiment was summoned,
How her soldier went away;
With his bayonet a-gleaming,
With his knapsack on his back,
With his blankeI wrapped and folded,
And his home filled haversack
Thinking Of the courage swelling
In his eyes and in his heart,
Though manly tear was rolling.
When he kissed her to depart;
Thinking Of his precious letters,
Written by the campfire 5 glow,
Rich in love of home and country,
And Of her who bade him go.
Counting now the tagging moments
For the knocking at the door,
For the shutHing and the trampling
Feet of strangers on the floor;
Bringing in their precious burden,
Leaving her to grief and tears;
To the sorrow and the mourning
DArkening all the coming year.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1864-02-17

That's whats TIE matter, ihs |
That's what's the meter
Leaguers don't intend to So,
That's what's the matter. (
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1864-02-17

s 80 stz -
That's what's the matter, he!
That's what's the matter
AN hearts are filed With. sarrsv
Oh! that's what's tho matter.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1864-02-17
LOVE, HONOR AND OBEY.

LOVE, HONOR AND OBEY.
Love all on earth that's worthy love,
The beautiful, the good;
Love God in heaven, for His works,
The earth and bring food:
Love honest hearts, wherever found,
In hut or palace hall
Love those who love thee, those who hat
Love every one, love all.
Honor the man who, rich in gold,
Gives largely of his store
Honor the poor who envy not
The rich their glittering ore,
Honor the silver locks Of age
And help them on thcir way,
Honor the forms that gave the birth,
Living, OF in the clay.
Obey the first of Heavens commands,
To love thy follow man;
Obey the best Of Natures lawsS
To help him, you can;
Obey the still small voice within
That bids thee guilt abhor;
Obey the voice that trembling cries,
ARISE, and sin no more.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1864-02-17
Holm McrarIans..s Estate.

NJ OTICE is hereby given that the under
~ signed was, on the 9Th, day of January,
Is 4 appointed by the ProbateCour of Mon
roe County, Ohio, Administrators of the es-
ate of Johu Mcfarland, deceased.
GEORGE l.. GILLESPIE.
Jan. Is. lsG4.-4w.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1864-02-17

That's what's the matter, 10 |,
That's what's the matter.
Ourta is more than VIC can PAS
That's what's the matter.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1864-02-17
IFFom the Council Blnf's (Isw,) rrs'-I
Answer 10 ssWhafsa The
sao Natter


Union Leagues are turning cat,
That's What's the matter;
ha, is all this fuss about?
That's what's the matter; -,
A draft is coming (don't tell uksa9
For FIVE hundred thousand mss.
Leaguers hate the Slaughter pea II
That's what's he matter.
That's whats the @stssr, hs
That's what's the ma .ter--
Leaguers don't intend to So,
That's what's the matter.
every drafted man shall gs,'' iiBrtf
That's what's the natter
Union Leaguers tell us so, a,r
That's what'i the matter;
See the hurried anxious face,
Leaguers all, are on o rsce. '7t l'H
To fnd Mig 10 tako his place. 5ae sHs
| That what's the mattsr. ssl !, ,,as.,..,,i
That's what's. the mattsr. he!
That's what's the nastter--oi =
Ieacuers do not wish TO so,l
That's what's the matter
ssLittle Mae" was.nubbed yeu knew,
That's what's the matter, 2i..I ~
To make place for 'Fightisg joe
That's what's the matter: - gs8a.esg
He took a hundred thousand men, SOD
Te Fredericksburg, a slaughter pen.3
lad them ''slaughtered2thsrs and thea,
That's what's the matter.
ca That's what's the matter, he!
That's what's, the natter
4@sf AN hearts are filed With sarrsw
.aem Oh! that's whats tho matter
Soldiers are half paid and fed, 20
That's what's the matter,
Sambo's eating up the bread,
That's what's the matter; ri
Father Ahram wants to see
An his sable children free, -f
He cares not for you or me. ri
That's what's the matter. So
That's what's the matter 10.
That's what's the matter.
Uur tax is more :han VIC esffay
That's what's the matter
The Government is overt'|rowr,
That's what's the matter.
The Constitution too Is gone,
That's whats the matter; -.
The Federal City, full of cheats, ~
Occupying lofty seats,
Swiudier's there each ether greet, ,ss
That's what's the matter. f ~
49,. That's whats the matter h'
That's what's the msl:er,
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Detiers OF Administrator on. HE estate
of Lanbtrt c.1euenhaus deed, were grant
Cd to the undersigned on die: 18th day Of
August 1854 equity sert Of Montgomery
.eunty Missouri. An .Eers6R5 having claims
against said es:ats, are requiredft> exhibit
them, for 5liowane., t. ,tre deainHrator,
within on year al, er.Ihedate OF said %etters,
or they riey be pcecluded from any benefits
o? said estate, ana if such CLAIMS be not
exhibited within three years FRONT the date
Of eaid letters, the will be for ever barred
HEEDREANA NEUENHAUS,
= sdmiliaratrix.
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No lie o. 'inal Settlements.

PqbI!c notice IA hereby given to 81 re
creditors and Others nt+e<tPd-,E the .
s,a.s, Of Michel NHeiniaiTl dead, taatrl vi!
make Final Hettlamene thrregs 2, the mex
term Of the -G&scQpaI= County Court, to ~
held and ba5an Oh soe6ndI fonda OF No.
vea5a2 IS5tutt ar coart muse ~inl4fcrtnan.
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NOTICE..

Notice IS hereby, given, th1s letters Of
adm rati5h have Been granted TO the un-
tdersiened from the clerk OF the Gasconade
Coruty Court on ths estate Of 2. A. OTTo
decd bearing date August '3dth 1864.
Al persons Indebted 70 said estate, are
hcrehy Feqrired to make
qtelv tothe undersigned administrator, and
ali persons traYing,olaims agaiast said estate
To- present them for allowance within one
:, ar from The date Of said' letters, a they
II aybc ~precluded from any, benefit Of said
estate, and ifs~ucircfaims sFe:not presented
within three years f4ern the date of said
etters, they VII. ha, fogsvsr barred.
CHARLES SANDBERGER,
fh,FlicS administration.
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