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NSrpflouenttDn bes @;uuoerr,e.rrs
Stnat Jar9lanb, @rscuttS-S eparter1eut.
NnnapGltS, 8. Tebr.
Yin bic WearplanSer, ,peIdbe ais Srei~inise in ben

St1at WdrHldnb, GrecntttsT epdrtenten mt }
MnnapGlis, 8. Gebr.
Yin bic MeGrpIanSer, tpeId1e ais Sreiininige in ber,
gcr. ct. Sienft trcten!
@5 eerei6t mir sur erbeten 0tnugtbuuna S5bnen Bic
Ibatia6e ntelben su fSnne1t, bnB bic StdatsgeI etgebune To-
chen Gin Geiee paitrt hat, wel&es 8h Der berettS bon Der
8eeierun9 tr Ser Staaten angebptenert Bounty nod cine
bG6f liberale Sutrne %btu5ufi9t.
Seeer TretDiui9e, nit NuSnaprte BON StldSen, tpelde1
Dor benz l. Wtar3 B. S. fb fur 8 Sabre fur ttnes Ger Bette
beneen Dter nrG gu pradntirenten Re9trnenter ~dnrerten
ldGt, erbilt tpm Stat Mar0lanb $500, unb Spdr S So
Irfprt BET ieiner Gtnmufterung, $40 funf WCnate binterein-
amber, ub spar am @nbe jepen Wlpnats, unb cen Nsf BON
$50 am @nee Ger Otenff5eit pber SIT ir9enb elmer 3eit, mo Ser-
AGe 5retmiQtsen pel6e Itpn 6 Wpnate eettent, ertalten
3u tteie Suntrte nod $5 ertra am GnbR tbrer Dienf,eit,
rber penn ipnft e6ren0pa entlafen.
Sestr @teentbumsr zines Stlaseu, Ter auf biefe g8eiIe
ttntritt, erhalt pptn Staat 500, uhb Snar unter Der Sebin-
sun9, baB Ter SflaSe nit ieiner tbes Gi9nerSl @eniataune
rs6ts9dlttaen SreilAein erntrft wurte.
Sebsr Sflage, Ter auf eteIe Q8eiie etntritt. erbdlt ebenfdus
500, Spn pel6er Sumite femIelben $50 Effort Bel fsiner
@tnmunerung unb AM S9luB Ieiner Oient;ett bic lbrteen
$50 auf 9ejdblt rerben.
SIM Sale ras ether bieier 8retriaisen, 70 mdbrenb Isiuer
Dtenft3ett It rtt, 'Frau unS &tnber htnterlaBt, irden bic leB-
teren betten ju auem ridltdntigen Bounty ~beredtigt Fin,
ausgencn,men menn ie StlaSen limb.
Inter steien 10 gitnftisen %llntitdnbsn bin ib ftt i6er3eust,
paB bic Seiamittteeplterung np lereS Staates tertttDiaisf
bic st Mufruf GebDr identen miro unb rag MIR i'm Stanbe
letn rereen, pbne etne ireitere NHe bebunj uniere Quptd nuf-
3~ubrtI9t1t UNI pajh petjntrd9en, eteler uneluftsltgen Hebelr
ion ben GpeeSupB 5u %bereBen.
IS r'tfO mir mG5lt3 ietn, pie i'd fpife, in siniaen Sasen
bic bpn jebem County. lppie bic bt Ter 9 att Baltimore An
ifellenee Ancta bttannt III MAIDEN, relfe in 8rlQe hes Spr
Sur8em tpn Yrdtteuten ersnnsenen Aufrufs auBubrinoen
til. =
Sdmmtli6e Counties, fppie bic StaSt Baltimore erbalten
@reeit fur aue ~ eintretenhen 6reimiaigen uub ete oten er-
rdbnten Summeu merben BON tenn Sdatamt burd TIRE 60
falbetprten a~usbe;ablt.
Dieielben petben fpdter nit rem s~ebSrisen Trrmularen fur
Sti4etnt9unsen u. ~. Serfeten perben, um i'm Stanee AT
ietn, ben Setra8 auf cas- Sbasant SUI traITten.
SIM l1etrieen 1T aber su beatte ba6 bieie Staatsbpunts,
frpte aud be ier &esierlng, nur an Oiejenisen tc;ablt
ptrb, Wsl6e SOr fent l. Wfdr8 |. S iretwiat9 eintreten.
q. SO. BRADFORD.
Iuf Sefetl
QD nj. 9. stu,
(9tebriat- 1M2rS) Stadtsietr'
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unIppaIe 8lr9er at 9epdBt !-
Capt. SaitbfuL, 9labcpmmanbant in Sre6erif
3d., bat fplgenoen 8efebl erbalten:
grofobmarl9aQ=Ofic Sep. So. 8. }
6arper8 Serrp, @a., 10. Sebr. ga. {
Die 8rofObmariddle oieier 9ipiiion baber
ipfprt Elm Ger5ei6niB Der Namenatler nxlppaler
8irger, mel6e ii6 innerbalb Der GrenSen ibre1
Nutpritdt befinoen, an5ulegen unb bielelber
ernltlid Sl beoeuten, baB iie nit ibrem Gi9en.
tbum fir ben pollen Gerlult unb fir ben potter
S6aoen, Der bur6 @ueriQabanoen lppater
Siir9ern su9eiii9t miro, ein5ulteben baben.
9tlf Sefebl BON Generalmaior $. 6. SuQipan
8. s. @aSttnS,
Wajor nn0 YrpfDBmarl6 Der 9ipiiipn,
Seri q nj NJ | Ii II 9 Der BON 9ii6mono emit
flpbenen OffSiere. = Gp[. 0lcGrerrp, 2ieut
Gpl. 9apiS, 2ieut. Sri. @eit, 2ieut. GOl. So.
bari, Capt. 8pie, Capt. s. Glart, 1. 2ieut. 81.
WaIlber uuo 2ieut. @ells, mel6e su ben Slid.
liden 9eb6ren, Die aus benz 2ibbpz @efdngnif
entipr1ngen iino, bielten pprgeitern bier cine
Geriammlung, wprin lie mebrere 8el6liife fab
ten, Inn Dor 9llem Generalmaipr Butler, iptpit
ben peridieoenen balelbit itatipnirten OffiSierer
Ii. Ne9imentern ibren innigiten9 ant ~aussuiprez
6en fir Die t6ilfe uno llnteritibung, Die ibnen
b%ieielben pdbrenO ibrer 6lu6t baben angebeiber
laiien.
6pteI Gaub.- Qm 0littpp6 Na9t
ipurpe Wann's 6otel anf cine brutale @eiie be-
itpblen. Ser 9ieb bate li9 Der GblprDform
beOient. Sine Menge 8erl pnen erlitten babel
Gerluite.
Mari DALI Mc9bail lit Dor einiaen
Sa9en 10 glidlid 9etpeien, cine Der umfangz
rei6iten SOFTEN, Die fir 9irie %beitimint mar,
ab5ufangen.
GpIb itanO geitern 1899.
BS Die Boit fit ben enrpp. 9ampfer
idlieBt bier tint 5 l1br berte Nbeno.
0eridts Verbanblmngen.
Supertpr Court. = g. Sabneitpd
ps. Ioam Snapelep & Sobn &epes. STREET
me9en 8ianps. llnbeenoist.
t6eute iteben bic SO. 6O7-653 auf Der
&e9iitranOe.
Sn ben anberen Courts CAB es feline Ser
b%anDlung.
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Marftpreife.
bdnDlnn9.

Baltimore, IS. Sebr.
&inbpieb = gegen $50 Stiid muir
ben sum- Serfauf mlsgebpten uro bra6ten BON
4.75-7.5O "a 100 8fo. Martt belebt.
S6weine. = 9ebenbige S9metne muir
ben 8u 1O.25-11.25 "a 100 9fb. p%erfauft.
S6afe. = @ute S6afe bra6ten 81 biz
Bis 81 Gents "a 8fp. @enig 3ufubr:
Gaffee. : 9iO tOitete 34aa-35 a 8fO.
I'M Bbpleiale.
Mebl = Super 700 $50 Samilr
9.75 bis 1925. &pgsenmebl 7.OO.-7.129
Gornmebl 5.5O-5.621.
Sutter itpffe- @ei3en ITO bis 200
a 8uibel; Weli6tprn 1.13 bis LA "a 8ibl;
Safer 9O-94 Gts a 8ibl.
Dictates = purbe in peri6ieoenen
Quantitdten gu 40 bis 70 Gts %Offerirt. 9Ortr
Ntco ni6t i'm Wtarft.
Yrppiiipnen- S6tnten - biz 151
Gts a 8fO; Sdulteritide $50 Gents;
Sdweinefett 49, bis 16.
Sal5- @rOunb Nlum 2.25 biz $50,
feines 2.SO-2.9O; Surfs SslanO 60 a 8ibl.
Sch Simptbp bis 3~.5O-3.9O.
3uder- Guba (Grpcerp)1 3 .121 bis IA.
% 9OrtO NicO 1880 biz 14.5O; New=
Orleans 14.25-15.OO.
@btstep = Obtp 95 Gts.
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Debris q
NuH=CfTcc,

Baltimore, Is. Tebruar 1864.
@erIieeelte Mnsebpte nerben anf pbt1er Softce bis sum 20
b. NH, entoedenaenpntner, fir tie 8efDrberung Der 90
item spiIGen ten Depot Der Baltimore unb SttO @tien-
balm uno her Baltimore Ypf.Otfce.
Dieter Otenf beStnnt nit tenn l. Wtdrt ,. S. uno pduert
Bis duI ireitsre Or6re.
Seteu Sag iinO neun Bnbrten bonn Depot Der Baltimore
un6 SbiC @tEentabn aus, unb fteber BON Der ppftotftce na9
tent Depot su MAIDEN, unb penn nDtbte. aud mebr, iepp6 pbne
@rtrasergutuns.
@ute pie be unt feRe @cftpa9en, beren Gi9tieteit Spnt
bieGoen ppfmetfer eepritft perben inuTet, limb er%forrerliG
unO es barfen bic Ielbsn muir fur SeIRrberung Der @rften rer'
penpet werhen.
Die Nnaebpte rni0et bur6 3wei 8Irser sardntirt terben,
pelte ids perantpprtli6 MAIDEN baB Ter Sieter, fenn er
BEN Contract erbdlt, fabis TT, ben ielben sebDrig 3u Spl5ieben.
so. S, Yurnellt
fTebr16-c3l Qofnstfer.
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&pnmfn befreTenn.

@itp-0te eifers.S fice,
Baltimore. ten l6. Gebr. 1864. {
Die Spanties, wel6e Ste Stabt BEN unter benz lesten Nuf-
ae6pte bes p~r1Iieenten fir 900 009 eir9etretenen GretpiIt8en
isuertannt bat, werpen ppn nd6fie,n Dtenfae ben %. b., AT,
9eg.n bic erfprberliten 8eidetnigunsen, ME fe SrbpnndnS
NS. 9 pptn 6. Jebruar 1864 ppri6retbt au~sbeSatlt perren.
Sp9n y. Sbpmpfpn,
(TSN) Ne9iitratpr.
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W11rfh0ns=0erfamf

Rraft zines rprn Ser. @taat.n DtRrittsseri6te en- II
Ne6ruar 1864 beI9lp1tnen Gpnbernnatirnserla6es rnb Ser.
taufS-@rlanes,
2btrb b~termtt STA 6rt@t ~9essben ta5 I'D am
Ser. ct Waribals Office, SO. IL Gcurtbaus Zane, bic ga
bune es S6ppners y@ras 9punb", betet NIB III DRY @cpbs,
Stationary, S6uben II. f. ~. anf GTeatltder Aufttph 8e8sn
Baar pertei9ern peree.
Wafbtnet 8pntfdnt,
(6ebr18-s3) Ser. ct. Wtar Ibau.
GarmerS utto N1anter8 Sdmf.
Baltimore. Is. Sebr. 1854.
Die 8dnf wttb ant Wauta9, ben %. 5 81, 9cftlpien
bletben. N1e Sahlnneen, wel6e AT bic tent Sage fdlig fnb,
mihen Bic Samfas, ten 20. s., AT wel6ent Sage Der Sparb
ietne &tsun9 bGtt, erfolsen.
8 9. &utter,
(Iebr1S 22) Gaffrer.
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Oeue An6eigen.
SoSeS=MnMrtht

Den 9erpantten son Spfept @n8elbar6: aug
Wdrtinsburs biene ttermtt CUR 9ta6ri6t bag oerielbe ais
Sergeant IN Comp. 6, 8. Warsldn6 %Regtnent, berettS IN Der
S6ladt Bet GETTYSBURG, bur6 cine feinOltde 8ugel eetrpfen'
fdrb. Qetnr. SOB.
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Muc Rranfhcife1t

an Iatrnen Glietern, MutterI9pd6e II. {. no, Bic nt6t gu
turirea inS, rersen In 8 9asen ami cas- Wuncerbpafe, better
tenn je, tieber ~bersefeAt Spn
Carl WIller
i9dn2 4 Wulberrn., nabe NrppletGnS
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MnffcnI 1tninn.

Die Witgfieber obtser @efeaf6aft bdbet dd btuts, Jreita5
BEN 9. Tebruar, Ndbntittags 2 rtr, gu elmer Grtras Ser
iamrnluns etniuEnOen, IA wt6tt8e @ei6dfte sur @erbanblun9
SIM Auftra8
(Tr1 Str q +Fn GeF~
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NprIn,,ot- Gin UrtentItdes ttuti6es Rinbermdb6er
OCst1s'3@" tei Otajpr 6. 8lumenberS, SO So Nprl
lSrPtPrHr (0Dt-SN
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Oer(ungt unO ge(uc6t.

N3.fnh,<. Gin gutter Beilen- unb Mrt. 9 d letfe
fdnn tauernre 8eftd fttsune unb suten
2Ubn trtaltsn, msnn sr i& in Der Office Res 8luttts rtelpsl.
(Dt Sa)
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Tiel fad baben mir tn ben lesten Satren hen gDunf6 aus
Ipre6en boren, ts bier cine Der befannten feutiAen @arten'
lanbs dtnlt6e 3eitl9tift erihetnen rn66te. Nir bieten zen
beuti6en Sanilien NmerttaHs Jest cine Irlde. g8ie bic IN
Dsutfhldnb erft5etnenbe uno f1 zines bis bdfin ~unettbrt
9rpB II SeitrtGetieS erireuenhe Wartenldute, es lid eur Nuf.
9lbe eemadt bat, cine 9eiunbs, frdfiae unb pctlIdmedente
9eifi9e Nabrun9 III anfpreGenter 5prrt, cine tnterefarte
uab e~eciegene lnterhaltung fir 9duS uno camille su btettn
70 aud etc unirtge. unb penn mir e8 unS ferner CUR Nufa
sabe gentdtt, fsts BON benz S terefdntt bus s n
re1dnteit tie gu brtu9eu, 70 itno mir eurb uniere rtel'
jabrisen Yerbinbunsen uo periDnlide Setdnnt1haft nit
reutfhen Nutpren unb 0erie9ern aud in ZEN Stdno eeiest,
tets Spn Benz Neusn bas u euefe, unb ;rar gum
6ruGt, 9ebfn. = gDir 9lauben besbalb, haB unle E @artea-
laube al ben Gauisneen bsutl6er 5anilien Mrsrita's,
beren cine anlprehenee uno interefante unterbdltunes-
QeIture gebIr fntB Ia, cine niufrntmene Gri6eiuuug unb
balo IN jebtn Saue bsimiib fsin mirb. 9pltti1bes GUn-
ieilipneueS uno Yolenilfes is5liter Mrt nirb ron Der Gar
~tenlaute ftreng aus8e fdlp1ien iein, Benin tie fpl nt6t 6teier
pper jener Cartel, ni6t beier pber jener g%Dnfefipn, ipnbern
beuti6en Tamtlte IN Der Stabt II b
au b EN- 3anbe Elm aaieiti9 riafpnmen.r 9ausfreunb
Elm.
gsgm /. urb Is. jefea Wpnats erItetnt cine QieIerune Sx
ahtjig ensse6rudten Spalten IN 9rrB Sertcpn Bprn1at, III
~fduberen l1mi6lag 9etef ht, unb bstrdet Der Nbcnnenents-
preiS fir Elm Sabr $3 60 unb fir elm talbss $3.50. Mu@
tdnn man tie Hummer einleln nit 10 Gents ~be5dblen, uub
erhalt Seter, ter 9leitAbiel pb i'm Announcement bier Stun
merretS ben sdnjeu Sabrgdns beseht une her es nrnt1t
bein S6luB eeS Sabr9dneeS, cher tpenr fS Sabrt6=Ntpn-
nement pCrdusbeiablt wtrb, ipfprt ee5 II gtaf ahluns BON
80 Gents cine cprtreHliGe ph otperapbttd Gppte rrn
8 ~@resi3mer's t%eruhntem Billie: oDas erfe SSs6tn",
welde aastn So fpret. = @s 1T pies etne 70 idSne pramie,
ME tie nod nte NIB nj r9enbs 9tbpten iperfen III; me-
Der photographic np1 Stability. ionbtrn elm tire fflides, aus
einett Der erften pbptcgrapbifhen ItelerS terSpr9esan9enes
Observation-Disclosures Gunitblatt, weldeS ipppbl burb bcbe
tinalertfhe 0pleneung, ais bnrd has bS6it anfprebenbe
Suiet (ein tleiner &n1te, benz feline Wtutter gum erfen DIAL
~munterun9 ~betradtstj jebe SHUTTER E, freuer unb + i r e.
be n Yarlpr etne 3terbe fe in ptrb.
Sppphl bic eriten Ste feruneen, ais aud tie pr1ntten tpn-
men BET alen 3eitunsS.N senteu a~neeiebeu werben, 70 ME Die
@artenlaube aud bnrd dle Mecnten be;p9en trereeH lam.
tjan29tur) Ypft. 8pr 4001, Neip gpt1.
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&nn,=uuterrtd,f
s.. St,uOuiGel,

s.. Snuguidfel,
0tptonceGos, 0tUlins unb @iauc=Qebser,
madt benz oeeErten Yubltfum bic e%resbeue Nnsetse, taB er
p.e6er mad 8altimpr. aurdfsetebrt unb bereit tt, IipIpm
cenps, Niulin> unb Nianoziintcrrid) ST. erthetlen. -
@tenlp uberntmmt er engagements ais Vte~lpneeusSpteler
BET Gfientli6en ceer Yrioat-( Sele ~genbeiten.
Beotneunsen Fnb su ertdbren In d mtet'S Wnttt-
aSen' SIS. sd 81. Gborlesfr. (5DesSU2t)
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Nuf Sefe6l
(~9itbriat 1Wrs)

GefAGftS=0er1eenng.
g%Biefenfslo Il 90 fnb bpn So. 270 WefsSaltirtprefraB
SO. rs 9anUperfra6e, spii4en Gernrans unO 9Dn1barb-
frase, eeSreeM. (2San1Yttiat(
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HI;I73ZIzlu:Z5

R- Sett hemt /. Sanaar 1864 erf8etnt in ba1bnUnatli-
den 2ieferungen
6rieSr. Gerbarc's teutid : anerifanifde
Observation-Disclosures
entta1tenb bic neueaen unS interefantetsn
@amane, NtuDtlltu, 0g3Gbiuugsu, Srimi@
npIgei1iGten, EtiisbiIDer, 9Drfgei6iG>
ten u. /. 10.
Guitap Sreitag, S. 8. 6adldnper, Gpm. !6pefer,
9. MtGuhaaien, 6eribert &ar, Srpr. Geritdder,
9. 9uetbad, s. 8. s. Sennme, ,, Huppius,
Saul 9cpie, 6. @illfpmm, Wlel0. 9tepr, Germ.
Sdmip, 81. 6. 8ra6ppgel unb 9lnbern.
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3u lniet0elt eeimbt

Gtne g8pbnuns BON 2 Bis 4 3immern nit &aGe, DNer Elm
rettes tletneS Sdus. Sferte1 iente man mad j. Nptp'
Qibertpfr. (Ap6S]
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Rtc;,I,<. Cine sc funbe@ m nj {, bic ipglet6 elm
VtIutDt" trtten Tam. gu e~rfrastn SIR. Y Barrefr,
nate Sbarpfr. (DiWD)
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8Gcferci IN %Verfaufer
On8 .GnuS SD. Is SdQd
$50 S0ucu &Drfc

In SerIbtetenen @r6Ben une Sudttt1ten rfferire IN b~eltebt9en
Quantttdten ;u duBert niebri9en Yretien.
Gbwdrb8 Blvd,
f7aEkrA ia gUpf Qgn1bd1 birdie.
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SbMbmabcr auf quite Mrbeit

01orIouof. Gin wpbler3rsener Rnabe, nelder 9uh
StI|ut'Si- bat has 8u6orudsreisel&aft srlnbliG
;u trlernen, fintet tine STEELE in Ger Bud unb Mccieeni.
bruderei ron q. Sartnann, Np. 20 9~eliraYfr. (eibpO
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Mr,fo,,o<+ Gin ~gtwdnbter &nabe i'm Spiel une Ga
OtiauIAHt = lanteriepaaren - Sc fhdfe Spn
@nep. y. Stetnbah,
(NtUs) 70 %. @altimprefr, Ode Gripplets Mnes
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Worlnnot. S6utmaher an sen1bte Stieiel uno
Stitu@HIs Gatters. @ute @rsiis werten bs3ablt bel
perry & 60. l79 Saltimpretr, up &tairs. lWlpl
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Nerlan9f: IN Ssr a aba sfaSata s Or" 10 '"'''"
u. u. 81 a II & Mr,
(Wi0 SO. % Barrefrabe.
Wnrfauot+ 10 quite Giearrenna6er an IS Dollars
Mrbeit. 8eaanbiee Nrbeit wirb susef,
dert BEL 8efer & Bro, SO. "a gpef Qpnbartfr. INN
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Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1864-02-04
MY COURTsHIP.
BY ARTEMUs WARD.

There was many affecting ties which made
me banker after Betsy Jane.
Her fathers farm !ined ourn their cows
and ourn squencht their their thirst at the
same spring; our old mares both had stars
in their forreds the measles broke out in
both families at nearly the same period; our
parents Betsy and mine) slept regularly
every Sunday in the same meeting house,
and the nabors used to absurve-"How
thick the Wards and Peasleys air? 1t was
sublime sight in the,spring of the year, to
see our several mothers Betsy and mine)
with their gowns pin'd up so they could mt
sile 'em affecshunitely bilen soap together,
and aboosin the nabers.
Altho | hankered intensely after the OBJ
jecs of my affeckshun, darent tell her of
the fires that was rain in my manly Buz-
zem, 1 d try 10 do it, but my tung would
kerwhollop up agin the roof of my mowth
& stick thar, like deth to deceased Afri-
kan or country postmaster to his office,
while my heart whanged again my ribs like
an old fashioned wheat Flale again barn
| floor.
Twas calm still mite in Joon. All ma
ture was husht, and nary zeffer disturbed
the screen silence. l set with Betsey Jane
on the fense of her fathers paster We'd
bin rompin thru the woods, kullen flours Il
driven the wood-chuck from his Native lair
(so to speak with long sticks. Wall, we
sot thar on the fense, a swinging our feet
two and fro, blushin as red as the Baldlns-
vile school house when it was first painted,
and lookin very simple, | make no doubt
My left arm was okepied in ballunsin myself
on the fenso, while my right was woundid
luvinly round her waste.
l cleared my throat and tremblingly sed-
Betsy, you're Gazella.
| thought that air was purity fine. | wait
ed to see what affeck it would have upon
her. 1t evidently didn't fetch her for she
up and sed-
stYou are sheepl"
Sez /
"Betsy, think very muchly of you.
81 don't b lieve word you say-so there,
now cum % with much obsarvashun she
hitched away from me.
81 wish thar was windcrs to my sole u
sed /, $50 that you could see some Of my
feelins. There's fire enuff in here sed /
striking my buzzum with my fist, ito bile
all the corn, beef and turnups in the naber
hood. Versoovius and the Critter amt
circumstans.
She bowed her head down and commens
chawin the strings of her sun bonnet.
Cor, could you know the sleeplis mites
| worry threw with on your account, how Wit
ties has seized. to be attractive to me, & how
: my Inns has shrunk up, you wouldn't dow
me. Gaze on this wastin form and thes'
ere sunken checks"
= / should have continnerd on in this stran,
probly for sum time, but unfortunately
, lost my balance and fell over into the paste
kersmash, tearing my close and severel.
damagin myself generally. Betsy Jan.
t sprung to my assistance in double, quicl
/ time and dragged me 4th. Then drawn
herself up to her full hite, she sed-
81 won't listen to your noncents no lon
driven ot' at y If o you mean gettn hchod
I'm in."
, considered that air enuff for all practic
5 al purpusses, and we proceeded immejitl..
| to the parsons, and was made one that yer.
mite
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1864-02-04
Legal Intelligence.

A countryman walked into the Office of
Lawyer Barns one day and began his apph-
cation:
''Barns, | have come to get your advice
in a case that is giving me some trouble.
Suppose now, said the client, g that a
man had one spring of water on his land,
and his neighbors living below should build
a dam across creek running through both
their farms, and it was to back the water
up into the other mans spring, what ought
to be done p :,
''Sue him, sir, sue him by all means, "
said the lawyer, who always became excited
in proportion to the aggravation of his eli
ents. "You can recover heavy damages,
sir, and the law will make him pay well for
it. just give me the case, and | will bring
the money from him, and if he hasn't a
great deal of property l will break him up
q But stop, Barns" cried the terrified
applicant for legal advice, " 1t is | that
built the dam, and it's neighbor Jones
that owns the spring, and he threatens to
sue me.
The keen lawyer hesitated moment be-
fore he tackled ship and kepton.',
'tAh well, you say you built dam across
that creek. What sort of dam was tina
sir ?, III ,,
A mill-dam for grinding grain, was i
not p
" Yes it was just that. -,
"And it is good neighborhood mill, i
it?"
"And all your neighbors bring their grail
to be ground, do they?
"Yes, sir, all but Jones'.
'"Then it is a general public convenience
is it not?" =, :,
''To be sure it is, Would not have bull
it but for that. 1t is far superior to an
other mill, sir,
"And now," said the old lawyer, "yo
tell me that man Jones is complaining jus
because the water from your dam happeno
to put back into his little spring, and he
threatening 10 sue you. Well all / have.
say is to let him sue, and he'll rue the da
as sure as my name is Barns.
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1864-02-04
one still more fatal to the prospects, of Mr.

one still more fatal to the prospects, of Mr..
Lincoln.
That is to say, it is possible the spring
campaigns may miscary, and midsummer
find the rebels relatively in better condi-
ton than now. IF this should be so, the
recoil against Mr. Lincoln and his party
will be terrific. They will be swept out of
power by storm of popular indignation.
Mr. Lincoln's personal adherents evince
sagacity in taking advantage Of the present
hopeful military prospect before it either
changes for the worse or the military issue
becomes obsolete by complete success. The
prospect is, that within the next three
weeks the party will be SO committed to him
by the Republican State Legislatures and
loyal leagues that their National Conven-
ton will nominate him by acclamation,
without the formality of ballot But the
Democratic party, abjuring all man-wor-
ship and eschewing all small intrigues, look
only to the great public interests involved
in the election, and will select their candidate
with reference to the work actually before
him when he is elected If the South sub
mits, and will participate in the election,
their wishes, so far as manifested, will have
their Just weight in making up the ticket
They will lose a great opportunity for Sc
curing their full constitutional rights, il
they do not put themselves in a position to
vote for the next President But, what
ever course they may take, the Democratic
party will be benefited by whatever mergeS
the military problem in the political; which,
according to present appearances, Is the
main tendency Of events. N. T. Wortd
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1864-02-04
A Monument Of Grave Yards

The Administration has successfully es-
tablshed United States grave yard at
Chattanooga There is one thing in which
the Republican party has achieved great
excellence. 1t is an excellent gave digger
Its grave yards in the South will be ever
lasting monumentso of its skill in that line.
And then, in filling those graves it has not
had to borrow subjects. 1t has proudly
drawn upon our own vast resources, and
therefore, it boasts that the grave yards it
has, with 50 much eclat, established in the
South, are well filled with the bodies of our
own Northern people. They are our sons
our fathers, our brothers, our ncighbor'
and kindred who sleep there
Where the foo and the stranger shall tread o'o
thoir heads"
And there their bones will lie, objects o
loathing and scorn to that people, Cheer
ful thought to those Northern families
whose dead have been generously buried b,
the generous Republican party. The ever
lasting monument of this party shall be it
grave yards, Day Book.
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1864-02-04
Gaining strength.

We believe we have got hold of an origi-
nal anecdote that was never printed before.
A student in one of the State colleges was
charged by one of the faculty with having
had barrel Of ale deposited in his room,
contrary, of course, to the rules and usage.
He received summons to appear before
the President, who said.
"Sir, l am informed that you have bar,
rel of ale in your room.
eyes, sir, o.,
"Well, what explanation can you make?,
"Well, the fact is, sir, my physician ad
vised me to try little ale each day as 9
tonic, and not wishing to stop at various
places where this beverage is retailed, con
cluded to have barrel taken to my room, y
"Indeed, and have you derived any bene
fit from it Z"
"Ah, yes, sir, when the barrel was frs
conveyed to my room, two weeks ago, J
could scarcely lift it; now | can carry i
with ease. +"
We believe the witty student was dis
charged without reprimand. AT least HI
ought to have been.