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Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1864-03-24

DWELLING BuRNED.-On Friday after
noon last, the residence of Mr.. MITCHELL,
OF this Township, some two miles South
east of town, was burned. Most of the
furniture was burned. The building was a
total loss. The fire is supposed to have
been communicated from a defective fue.
We have not learned whether there was any
insurance.
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1864-03-24
Settle Un.

T RESPECTFULLY request all those indebted
or having accounts with me to cali and set
le up before the 18th of April.
March II, 1861. c. WERLICH.
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1864-03-24
Margaret BOOn,s Estate.

NOTICE is hereby given that the undersigned
IN has been duly appointed Administrator Of
the estate of Margaret Boon, late OF Holmes Co,
Ohio, deceased, GEORGE SNORR-
March H. lS6l-wI+
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1864-03-24
Ths Aolmts County farmer
LOCAL AND MISCELLANEOUS.
DEMocRArc TOWNSHIP TICKET.

Trustees. DANIEL DUER.
JOHN =. LARIMER.
CALVIN CARY.
Tp. Clerk. G. McDowELL.
Assessor. s. Uni.
Treasurer. cr.-ARcHIBALD BARTON.
Constables. M. b. DESILvA.
w. II. CASTER.
DEMOCRATIC CoRpoRAToN TICKET.
Mayor. DANIEL FRENcH.
Recorder. ID. ID. HELLER.
Tmncil.-JosEpu II. NEWTON,
DAVID WHoLFF.
HENRY HERZER.
WM. NJ. LowTHER.
JOHN WErTMAN.
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1864-03-24

DARK WITHoUT-CuEERFUL WITHIN
What matters it if the storm RACES without
and clouds obscure the sun, if all is cheer
full in the household. 1t cannot but be
pleasant within if the good housewife has
nice light biscuits for supper, as she will
surely have by using DcLands Chemical
Saleratus, an article sold at all the best
family Groceries in the United States.
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1864-03-24

ooD.-The Legislature has passed Mr..
UHL's Bill authorizing the town of Millers-
burg to borrow money for the purpose OF
building a School House. We hope on,
people will see to itthat abuilding is erected
which will be amply large, and also an or
nament to the place. Let no picayune pol
icy be pursued; but let that which is done
be we'll done.
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1864-03-24

PETERSON for April is here in advance Of
all cotempararics. THE Pets " is the
name Of the beautifully engraved frontis-
piece accompanying this number, Peter
son is equal to any ladies' magazine, and is
published at the low price of two dollars a
year.
Address Charles j. Peterson, .3o6 Chest
nut Street, Philadelphia.
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1864-03-24
FOR SALE
so Acres of LAND!!

TINIIE above tract of land is situated ~ miles
L east of Mt Holly, on the Millersburg and
MI Holly road and 10 miles south of Nashville.
Has thirty acres cleared, about twenty acres of
timber, and the balance underbrush which can
easily be put in condition for cultivation; has a
small house, stable and orchard, and has the all
vantage of lying as well as any man could wish.
1t will he sold on very reasonable terms, and the
payments made easy. For further particulars
call on the subscriber, mt Millersburg.
Feb. II, 1864 II. q. NEWTON.
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1864-03-24

FAREWELL TO WINTER following
Farewell to Winter and Welcome to Sum
mer" are beautiful and appropriate at this
season of the year. Who does not say with
the Poet
Go Winter, go!
Thy frozen locks and tresses white,
And looks that kindle not delight,
And breaths that chill the young hearts glow
And frown that makes the tear-drop start,
No bliss, no pleasure can impart;
Go! Winter, go!
Come! Summer, come!
With genial skies and budding flowers,
And balmy gales and fragrant showers,
And smiles That clothe the earth in flowers.
Come. with thy bright and fairy band,
And scatter giadness DER the land!
Come! Summer, come!
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1864-03-24

SPOTTED FEVER. THE Spotted Fever is
ravaging various parts of Pennsylvania ;
scores of people are dying from it. In eve
ry case the persons attacked have died with
in twenty-four hours after the first symp-
toms, which usually are the appearance Of
small blotches on the hands and face, with
acute pains, swelling of the head, and en-
largement of the glands of the neck.
Several cases of it have occurred in this
county, all of which, with one exception
have proven fatal.
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1864-03-24
Farm for Sale.

THE undersigned will offer at Public
xEMY L sale, on Monday, the 18TH OF Au-
aas.G = gust next at O'clock P. NJ. the farm on
township, Holmes county, Ohio six miles north
west OF Millersburg, and six miles south Of
Shreves. II contains one hundred and thirty
six acres of land, well watered and timbered,
one hundred acres of which is under cultivation
and one-half of that is meadow. The balance is
underbrushed and fenced.
Terms: Onc-fourth down, the balance in four
equal annual payments without interest.
Feb. 4 1861 JAMES ARMSTRONG.
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1864-03-24
Terms Of lie NceLclu .Stntesmnn.

Terms Of Me Weekly Statesman.
single copy, one year. s2 90
six nonths-.....,................... ~
Clubs OF four copies, one year ............... %
six monthS............... 2 80
Clubs Of ten copies, one year..,............ 10 ~
six months. ............... 4 %
Clubs oftwenty copies, one year p %
six months .............. IL %
With mn additional copy TO the party who gets
up the Club of ten or twenty.
Terms Of DE Daiiy ,Statesn,oa.
One copy, one year o.
six months ths....................".........3 Z ~
three months................ .............. %
Terms ofHc Tri- Weekly Statesman.
One copy, one 90
The Weekly ,Stntesn,on for die Campaign.
We will send our mammoth Weekly edition
the Ohio Statesman, TO subscribers, from May
LIST to November 15th--six and half months
embracing the whole of the exciting and lmpOr-
tant Pre- osdcntial Campaign, including the cleo
tion rcturns--on the following low terms
One copy, for the Campaign. 81 o.
Clubs of four -
ten . w
" twenty Qpics.'....'..-..'...........-...d ID w W
fifty ............................ b vi
one hundred copies ..,...........-...... 81 "
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-02-23


The Mobile TriBsas has the New Orleans
Bee Of the I2h inst, bus found its columns de-
void Of interest SO far as war or general local
news were concerned Middling Gotten on the
Ilih inst vas quoted At 76 cents, and good
middling at79. The specie market was asHH."
Gold was held a. "a premium, and Mexican
dOllsrs at he same price. Socks and bank
notes are alluded to as follows;
Bank Of Louisiana notes were sold at 81. 554
ana So cents per dollar; Crescent CITY bapk
continued in request at 67d070, and Merchants
ruled at 374. We no5ced seine sales Of Gill
Ecus' bank notes st 3394 per cent. premium,
Bat holders ask 4400 premium. Dealers pay
u Tor both Citizens ard Canal, and the latter
have sold outside 1t 5654. We also noticed
some GALES Of New Orleans and Louisiana Safe
8 notes At I premium for the former and /
ter the latter, tut the circulation CT these issti
iutions is freely received and paid cut at psr
Win cur geHsral currency, and Only commands
= premium when wanted 70 send into the conn
Try, or for other special purposes. Legal tender
notes also circulate freely at par with our gen
eral currency.
TIE market for most interest paying stocks
ard boads was even more buoysns than yester-
day. In fact, holders have SO materially ad-
vsnced their pretensions that quotations are
nominal. A sale Of gas light was made at I37
80, which shows a further Improvement. A con-
sldaIably higher offer was refused for a small lot
We also noticed 8 sale of72 shares city railroad
at $50, which is an Improvement Of S on the ad-
vaEced rats reported yesterday. sBd holders ask
stil more. We heard of no ether actual trans
actions bat there was q pretty general inquiry,
snd buyers offered higher figures fer STATS and
city bonds, beth consolidated and railroad. than
any reported early in TIE week. The same re-
mark applies to the stocks Of several Of our cisy
banks.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-02-23

The President and Gen. =. Il. 5oaasEsas
Portions of a correspondence, entitled "Inte-
nor History Of the Fall Of VieksbuIg," were
copied by Us = day or two ago. There is a more
"intsTi0T" history still, which will some day see
the light The present NAV net DO a suitable
time for such developments. We have not met
Gen. Johnston, nor have VIC seen any comrnu-
nication from him since the war began. except
what the public know as well as we do. Ths
pamphlet from which he extracts were made by
The Dtspdtch newspaper has net fallen under our
observation. We are not prepared, therefore, if
Is were proper, to review the points referred 70
in il, and we must reserve our comments for q
future day. The orders transferring Gen john
ston to the command of The army Of Missia sippi,
though referred to, are net published, and ne
will say no more thRn that Ons Of Gen. john
ston's cool Judgment IL net likely to have inter
pTe'sd them incorrectly. He has shown how
erroneous were the figures Of the Secretary Of
War in relation to his force. Il is rot the FIRST
time that we have observed such discrepancies.
HhoD he history Of this war IS written, Is will
DO found that grRvs errors we're committed By
Mr. Benjamin, then Secretary of War, IN rela-
.lon 70 tbs army under Gen a. s. Johnston,
beflro the disasters of DonelsCn and Nashville.
TIE only point 20 which We feel bound, IS an
act Of j~astiee, TO call attention, Is what tbs Presi-
dent styles the disastrous fall Of FicksbUrg
49, $40 u AAA ALaHa@lAAA@ - akAa Aaala~
Ter. We have good reason iof believing that,
whether Vicks5aEg was to fall or not. is gGri
son, and the large amount Of arms and stores
there captured, would have been saved to the
CoHfederaey, if his plan CT the campaign bad
been followed. The responsibility If The retreat
upon Yieksburg, and the Ices Of PembeTt0n's
army dees not rest upon Gen. Johnston. We
have the strongest reason FOR the conviction that
if his Vows had controlled, the two armies would
have been united, snd q successful opposition TO
Grants advance would have been he resnit.
G Johnston, with communicable f0Ibear-
sncs, appears TO regard it bis duty to allow bin-
self TO be misunderstood, and lis course 20 re-
mein without sxplsnsion. But The justice
which he may well await he termination Of the
struggle TO award him, has not been lost sight
of by those Who have observed the cotampora-
Reous history Of he times. The confidence he
has inspired with the army aud the people.
seems 20 grow snd increase with tie progress Of
war, Notwithstanding a combination of adverse
circumstances which have not attended any
other distinguished officer. His cain judgment /
clear intellect and unsurpassed patriotism, need
only opportunities for jusIilyiug all the admira
ton ct ais countrymsn. Wa trust that oppor-
tunity is not now dist&nt-Guardiaa.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-02-23

As q matter Of important ard interesting re.
cord, VIC annex ths v,ts n the House Of Rep.
rsasntadves on the military bill recently passed
Congress;
HEAs-Aessrs Bell Botelar, Boyce, B,eckin-
ridge, 81 ". Bracs, e. nj Brree Rn,nef1
Chambers, Chznbliss, Chiffon. Chrismap
gaTk, Conrad. Darssn, D5 Jsrnstt. Du5ree.
EHlot1 Fonalens Grland, G4rtrsll. G5o5e.
H~artudFo, Hilton, Ingram, johnson. Kensn AZ
Aarth CaroLsa Lande, Lewis. Lyon, Lyons.
Aachen, Mclean, MeRae. Mics. Miller Per.
kins, PUgh, Read, Russell. Sasu, Vest. Yiusre
Wslch, ard Wright Of Texss-44.
NAYS - Hessrs. Arlington, Ashe, Atkins,
Baldwin, BRrksdale. Bridges, ClspD, CloDtop,
Collier, Curry. Davidson, Ewing Fsrrow, Eos.
ter Gather Graham, Hsnly, Holder, Jones,
Marie Mcdowell, Mcqueen. Menees, Munnsr.
5ynu, Preston Sexton, Simpson, Singleton.
Smith Of NsFtb Carolias, Staples, Strickland.
.TdBps, Gnd Hr. SBssker-32
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-02-23
II a Law

Ne give this bill place today. Our read
eTs nov have before them the four most import
sns acts Of Congress, uader the operations Of
which our military and financial affairs VIII be
eondustsd, AID or political scti0u regulated.
Whatever nc may find Objectionable, if any
Sing, in these measures. re should, as good
~eitEsns, make the most Of 81 present To DO
otherwise, can Do 10 good ass! Let spirit Of
f1TbsHrsnee be exercised until experiences shall
point outdeses thst may hereafter be corrected.
II The lsgislsisn has bssn uaviss, by tie tine
another congress meets, It VIII be sesu wherein,
1nda ebsnEe can thus Be demanded Of theiT REP
szsntstvss by the people.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-02-23
Northern Items.

Senator Hicks, Of Maryland, is lying serous-
b sd 81 W~sshingtos.
General BuIbridse s reported appointed AZ
commander o. tbs United States forces 10 Ken
tueky.
Commodore William ]. McCiunv. United
States navy died in Brooklyn on the 1874 iusk
he had be6n IN he seu ice 6fsy-tso years.
The Cincinnati CosaEtereid SAYS tiat under no
Circumstances will Gem Grant be q candidate
for the presidency, or permit his naus to come
before skational Convaulien for such PURPOSE
and 50 fGl as bis opinions are known, be Is in
favor O. the nomination and reelection Of Nj.
Lincoln.
The Herald says that Sin consequence Of Che
very great number Of disbursine cficefs IN
town, the provost imsnihal has issued an order
closing eli the gEmbhpg hcuses, As 3 prseaulion
against loss o. the part Of The Government
A Northern paper tolls the following a. one
Of ME Lineolu's "funn EST jokss;"
Ayeung lady eppli,d 10 = physician for a
specific FOX a sad breath. Lei me smell l. /"
said The ESeuapiuS. She bresshsd on him.
An, Miss" said he you must chew ASA
66Gda'
Gold is san goisg Up in the North. BEING
quoted IN New York Al Oh; Tennessee skies
81; FiTgiRis sizes, 49; AeEth Carolina SKIES.
52z Missoud skies. 733
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-02-23
Tmnortnnt frsu nueri.o.
The RscaptaTs Of San Luis P0tosi By the Ms1i
cans-Ths TfG.t0F kszicaa 0feers Shot.

TAe Rscapta7s Of San Luis P0t0si bv the Me1i
caHs-Tas TfGiiOF kszicaa 06ieers Shot.
San Francisco, February 9-Phe Mexican
General Lion" whe leh MAnz4DilIa on the
.1st, has arrived here on his way to Washington
with instructions from Juarez to the Mexican
Minister.
Re reports that Eegrete, vsho was repused a,
San Lais Potosi, on The 9th Of December, with
a loss Of two thousand men, alterwayd formed a
junction with Gonzales, Ortegs and Doblado.
s1d on ire 9Th of January, again attach. 4 that
place, carrying it by assault, after q struggle Of
tweDty-fouE hours, capturing most Of the garYi-
son and a large qualify Of arms and nluni-
Sons The traitors Ger. Mejia and staff es-
capped. All Of the captured traitors, commits
stoned and non-eommissioned cficers, pers shot
hiramon occupied a position between Gaadsla-
Jsra and the city Of Mexico.
Gea. Bazaine had marched With a Feeseh
army from GUsdalajara towards Mexico. leaving
a guard Of two thousand st Guadalsiara.
The Msziean General U1sg8 had advanced
from the vicinity of CAlima with 1900 man
snd was expected to attempt She recspture Of
GgsdAlsjaEa.
Tho latest news at Manzsnilla is chat Ortera
sud D0blsdo had been largely reinforced nom
Zscatecas, and after having a strong garrison al
San Lsis Potosi, had started to-inisTrupt the
communications Of BszsiRe, aud the latter Was
making forced marches toward Lsscs.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-02-23

This document VIII Be found on or Erstp page
to-day, and We commend {. to he serious atten-
ton Of eveTy reader. The time is a 6iiBg ore
for Re issuing Of such 80 appeal as is thus
made, The last session Of the frst Congress,
uPcn which vas devolvsd the duty Of providing
for TIE public exiseneiss created By the progress
Of var uPol g scale tas. hiss 20 parallel IN the
hisisEy Of he world, Mss expired; important
Measures hhv9 recently been enacted, the utility
Of which remains 70 be tested; the enemy is
tarsasaniug rs from several quarters; or srni-s
srsin Asfeld, aad thosPiug eampsiga is shout
3 commence. In view Of these fscts the ad-
dress vas issued By Congress, and We bespssk
for Il an sstentve psrussL
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-02-23
The Isle Advance Upon rsiebms.d.

Correspondence Of the n. Y. Tribune
FORTRESS MONROE, Feb. 1O.-Tbe exnedi
lion having returned, We are permitted 10 stast
the tolloSing facts: On Saturday merping Gsn
eral Buffers forces, under m az Brigs.
dier-GeEeEal Wistar, marched from Yorkto9u
By way OF New Kent Court House. The cav.
airy arrived st hslFpsst two o'clock yesterday
morning at Bottoms bridge, across the Chicks.
hominy, ten miles from Richmond, for the uur-
pose OF making s rad into Richmond, and en-.
desvoring, by a surprise, TO liberaso our prisoR-
CTS there.
The cavalry reached tho bridge at The time az.
pointed, marching IN sixteen and a half hours
f0rty-seven miles. a force Of Infantry followed
in their rear, for the parposs of supporting
them. Il was expected 70 surprise the enemy
Al Bottoms bridge, who had had for some time
only q small picket there. The surprise failed.
because, az the Richmond Examiner, Of io.dav,
says, "a Yankee deseEter gave information la
Richmond of The intended movement Tia
enemy had fslled q lsrge amount Of timber, 90
as to block up and obsTuctths fords and make
it impossible for our cavalry to pass.
After remaining st tho bridge from 2 O'Clock
until twelve, Gen. Wistsr Joined than with bis
infantry, and the whole object of tho suFprise
having been defeated, Gen. Wistar returned to
Williamsburg. On his march back to Nsw Kaat
Court House, his rear was stacked by The enc
my, but they were rspuised without loss 70 rs.
A march by our infantry, three regiments NJ
whom were colofod, Of more than eighty miles
was made in ffty-six hours. TIE cavalry
marched over one hundred miles in fifty hoqrs.
This shows thst it ia possible to make a eau1-
psign in Virginia in winter.
The Tfi5uas, IN an editorial, says;
A dispateh informs "a Of Tho return of an az
psdihen sent up the Peninsula BY General Ri.
Ter, under command of Gen. Wissar. win tbs
object of making = sudden dash into Richmond
aud RELEASING our prisoners. The expedition wa
well planned, sDd made with adequate foree. n
tbe enemy, 81 was expected, had been surpriaad
Il was composed OF the 1st Now York m51nted
rifles, 81 New York, oh Pennsylvania ms
PennsylysDiss and 20th New York esvalrv. 80
IiSlh New York volunteers, 139.h Nov Yarir
one squadron Of the 145th New York, tho I1b
Connecticut, the Alb, 5ib and Sin Usiisd Sssfas
colored troops, and two batteries OF s~rtiIerv
Tbs force left YofktoWs or Saturday ps-n-
ng, aaa the esvslTy reached B3aom's bridge a.
he Ghiekshoniny, ten miles from Rlcbmend
% Sundsy afternoon, At half pass two. They
here iouDd thsk the enemy bad bess in{ornsd
II tho expedition ard is purpose, aad had OBJ
.ructed tho ford by telling trees. UDshIs .
ross, they waited the arrival Of sae iniantry.
The whole force subsequently returned (
further attempts to effect It's object.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-02-23

We End the ioloW1ne paragraph
ser rom New York. published in the Northern
papers;
A pretty revelation wss made in the Assem-
b1v eb.mber. (Alhsn7, n. y last evening, IN
he course Of az exciting debate On the metro
1eIif1n polieo bin. The Democrats Cos into 3
fQh. among themselves, IN the coarse Of Wnlc9
Il cane cut that Mayor GBntheT is s. the hsel
Of an extensive pea6e organisation, Whiea =
its secret meetings periodically 10 tae 80 -
Nav York. One Of fhsse meetings, u IVES l9l
fber stated, was hald as rscsHtly az lest HeeE1
At which we're present representatives, nom
ovsrv safe in he Uni0n. This disclosure TOOK
the War Department BY surprise, and al urgent
desire was expressed Tor fUrtaer hght On tAe
sabj8ch
There Is more in this little paragraph than a.
srst meets the eye Of TIE reader. Mayer
GUSTHER > The present Mayor Of New York
city. and was elected as 8 war Demscrat By
= combination Of TIE politicians Of that school
with those Of the Black Republican party, just
as Mayor WOoD was elected = few years ainee
70 the same position, By combination between
the politicians Of the MozETt Hall Clique Of DEM
ocrsls ard The Back Republicans.
We can well bslisys that in an assembly o.
politicians Ike the legislature CT New York,
tho announcement that a chosen leader Of the
var Democrats and 3 portion Of the BlRckTePub-
Hcsos, was ct the head Of 8 peace orgsniEa-
aon which has It's seeTet meetings periodically
in shs city Of New York" shouId create an tx
element Those shrsEd and corrupt managers,
every one OF whom aias 30 BE-, Ike EALLEY-
RAED. on the winning side, must have bad s
ssussfou On she revelation Of the fac. Tat there
was a pesee organisation IN the very ksArt Of
tEs wsr clique of the Democracy and the Bl5eE-
republican party.
These things nay be stTEws, bat they sAoT
the direction il which The wind blows. It is
but q short time si7ee when FERNANDO WooD
hsa 3 new years laYee in Washington, as tie
la1deT Of the declared peses party, that 8 siui-
lar sensation Bss communicated 70 the New
York politicians By the fscs that Senator,
members Of Congress, judges Of the supreme
court, one, ct lssst, Of LIEC0LE's Cabinet Off
cars, and sporssmsn innumersblS thTongsd bis
halls. We shall watch with interest these &C.
easionaI exhibitions Ct the coarse Of the under
earsat Of public opinion in Ysnksedom, to
whishs great impuls. viii be given By the 6Est
victorythas psrehss On cur Southern banners
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-02-23
wRom moRaAN,s OAmP.

EEnfaRrr -. ArVts ,
EDITORS APPEAL. The papers have, Of late
80 freqaeutiy thrust our generals Zane into
4 thar readers faces that, I doubt NOT, sbey have
grown wesry viii sseing that name uncon
nected wish daring deeds worthy It's pessesSor
I can assure them, however, that, if they viii
bear with this but q little longer, they shall
havs no Cause 20 complain.
We ell know tho people expect Gen. Morgan
to DO something worthy Of himself and sns ex-
pact it. That somsshiag viii bs done, you and
the people may gess assured.
We have now in camp oysr 700 msn. In ten
days VIC viii have from five to seven hundred
more. In thirty days, st farthsBt, we viii be
again in he feld--thoa may the public priez
its greedy ears; for it shall hear Of exploits
which shall show that those which have rendered
Morgsn's name a household word, were but as
shadows Of coming svsntsi than shall the pub
lie hear Of such msrvslously wonderful deeds,
that they would set them down as the veIisss
Mmchaussns5 were it not that Morgan's name
made them v%erities-
We havs with Us numerous comrades who'
Z captured With the GoneIst5 nave aihB Mauo AheiA
esespe Tom the thEaldom to which our inbuman
enemies consigned them. They viii be with US
to repeat tas dread story Of their captivity,
should our hearts, a. any time, soften with pity,
beholdiag the msnglsd, bleeding, wTetchea.
Alrssdy, in spprehsnsive anticipation Of our
entry into her fair borders, Kentucky tfembles
throughout her length and breadth; slresdy has
she made preparations for our reception; and
even now does sach particular hair of the heads
Of her defenders and rsereant citizens stand on
end contemplating its possible, its probable fate
Kentueky Kentucky beware Of che day
When Morgan shall come in bzttls stray.
The much mooted question whether it's bat
ter to have such officers as 'B B " r B."
&C. B." brigade, regimsntal and company bar
ber,) or that each and every one Of rs become
an adept in the t~onsorisl ar, is still undecided
Prompt decision viii not be wanting when the
occasion demands If. If there is any doubt OF
his, ask the unfortunate "Yank" who may
hereafter fail into our hands.
Let the puolie, the people. wait yet a little
longer. There's 8 good inns seeming. 1928.