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To Prevent Cattle from
Jumping Fences.

The following singular statement was
made at a late meeting of the American
Institute Farmers Club at New York:
ITO prevent steers from jumping fences,
clip off the eye-lashes Of the under lids
with pair Of sissors, and the ability or
diy position to jump is as ofectually des-
troyed as Samson's power was by the loss
OF his locks The animal will not at
tempt fsIce until the eye-lashes are
grown again. Of this We are informed
BY Saml. Thorne, the great breeder of
Duchess county, who assured us that be
had tested it upon pair of very breachy
oxen. As it was of great value to him,
he hopes it will be tried by others. !"
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1864-08-17
Nearing the Bone.

Even 'loyal'' papers begin to whine
over the terrible robbery this war is max
ing of men from the producing regions
The Winona Republican of the 14th ints..
says:
'.The withdrawal of six thousand more
able bodied men from this State would be
misfortune
Never mind Old Abe wants more hu-
man sheayes to run through his threshing
or mangling machine. The widow maker
is bound to feed the freemen of the ma
lion into the mangler just fast enough to
keep it running till his pets are enriched
from the blood daily being spilled. If the
entire number he has called for in drib-
let's had been called out at once, we should
have had an army and the JOB in hand
would have been over with long since.
Never mind if the country be depopula-
ted What matters it if men are killed
woman turned into fields or houses OF pros
titution, and poor houses are filed with
children? This war must go on accor-
ding to "my plan the vagaries of a
butfoon must be respccted-the warning
OF statesmen must be disregarded, and this
thieving, murderous crusade for cotton
and niggers be kept up until it becomes
chronic, simply because Abraham Lincoln
and his Office holders think more of ac-
complishing their varied ends than of the
welfare of the country.
The country mourns million sons.
The land is clad in mourning.
There are day more widows in black
than soldiers in blue
There are to day in the North more
prostitutes than ever before-driven to the
dernier resort to escape starvation.
There are more orphans in the land than
negroes in the South, but the war must
go on according to the Abolition plan, till
ruin, bankruptcy and starvation welcome
us with emaciated fingers to pauper's 5
graves.
Where are the statesman OF Ameriea2
Dead !
Where are the sons and brothers We lent
to Abraham Lincoln /
Scattered corpses over thousand bat
! tle-felds.
! In whose hands have the people fall
len?
| Ask the widow maker, who lays the
nation across his knee and tickles her
catastrophe with obscene jokes and little
storiesl
Don't whine Don't find fault This
is Republican war now. Once it was 9
war for the Union. Now lit is not. STAND
| by your petl Wiring out the blood from
the clothes of those lost in battle, anc
wear them to the renewal of the feast o.
death
(. Abraham the brave wants you to fre,
the niggers. Never mind your families
) Let them starye. Never mind your wives
Letthem beg or do the other thing, New
er mind your children. Let them die, o
live as they please, but you must go t.
war. It's fun. Keep still, your turn viii
soon come LA Gross Democrat
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1864-08-17

R@ A young man going q journey
entrusted one hundred deenars to an cid
man. When he came back the old man
denied having any money deposited With
him, and he was had up before the Kha-
zee.
"Where, were you young man when tou
delivered this money!"
"Un'der tree"
"Take my seal and summon that tree, Z
said the judge. "Go young man, and tell
the tree to come hither, and the tree will
obey you when you show it my seal. |"
The young man went in wonder. After
he had been gone sometime, the Khazes
said to the old man:
@He is long. Do yon think he has got
there yet?' s y
aNo,'' said che old mar, ait il IL some
distance. He has not got there yet."
"How knowest thou, old man." cried
the Khazee, "where the tree is?"
The young raan returned, and said the
tree would NOT come.
"He has been here, young man. and
given his evidence. The money 10 thiss.' -
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1864-08-17
Vte4txNor M rHr wKoNo Dfnre

VtaILxNor m THE WRoNo DfRro
TIoN.-The Administration has succeed. !.
ed in fefreting out a secret Secession plot
existing at the West, though shretdsd in
great obsourity. 1t did not succeed in
detecting the march Of large Rebel AR
my into the heart of Pensylvania; bnt COM
forted us with the assurance that there
were no Rebels north Of the Potomac, az
the very time they were entering Cham
bersburg. Eternal vigilance 10 highly
ommer dabie, but we would suggest 10
Stanton that his talent for discovery
should be occasionally directed sovsr4
Gen. Lee. q
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1864-08-17

sSE The following letter from Mr.. Lin
coin to Mr.. Charles Gibson, who resigned
his place as solicitor of the Court OF
Claims, viii give the country very cor
rect idea of the pettyness and smallness
of soul which distinguish the present
chief magistrate of the United States:
EXECUTIVE MANSION,
WASHINGTON, July 25, 1854.
j. G. WeHaJ, Esq.
SIR: According to the request con-
tanned in your note, I have placed Mr..
Gibson's letter of resignation in the hands
of the President. He has read the letter,
and says that he accepts the resignation,
as he will be glad to do with any other
which may be rendered, as this is, for the
purpose of asking an attitude of hostility
against him. He says he was not aware
that he was so much indebted to Mr.. Glib
son for having accepted the office at first,
not remembering that he ever pressed
him to do so, OF that he gave it otherwise
than, as usual, upon a request made in
behalf of Mr. Gibson. He thanks Mr..
Gibson for his Acknowledgements that he
has been treated with personal kindness
and consideration, and he says he knows
Of but two small drawbacks upon Mr..
Gibson's right to still receive such treat
ment-one of which is that he never could
learn of his giving much attention to the
duties of his office, and the other is this
studied attempt of Mr.. Gibson's to stab
him. am, very truly, your obedient
servant, JOHN HAY.
Does not the little village peddling
lawyer politician speak out in every line
of the above? Just think of it. A Pres
ident of the United States, In the very
crisis of its history, with thousands Of
poor fellows offering up their lives upon
the altar of this country, finding time to
quarrel with an ofice-holder for not sup
porting him. Who can wonder that the
country is going to the dogs with such
leadership?
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1864-08-17

BT The precise time when the people
want war to stop can always be ascer-
tanned. is when they will not volun-
teer to carry it on. This is polite hint
to their servants in the Administration Of
the Government to stop hostilities and
make peace. This hint our people long
since gave to Mr. Lincoln. Why does
he not heed it
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1864-08-17

WHY A Doc WAGeLEs HIS Tan
Lord Dundreary tell his friend the solu-
tion of this difficult riddle: Because the
dog is stronger than the tail if he
wasn't, the tail would waggle the deg"
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1864-08-17

psa- Young ladies who faint on being
.pro posed to, can be restored to conscious
ness by just whispering in their ear you
were only joking,
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1864-08-17

RM- When the seven wise men of Greece
met the sage of Hindoostan, what did
they do? They all ate ssusages-They
all eight saw sagess
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1864-08-17

On the first day of January last, the
number had increased to about fifty thou
sand And it is safe to say that, even be-
fore the battle of Saturday, there were
not more than fifty thousand negro troops
in the service of the United States.
But, if even SO small number, COM
paratively, as that could cause us all the
trouble of the past year, with its Fort
Pillow massacre and Petersburg slaugh-
,er, its unnecessary addition to the hor
rors of war, and perplexing increase of
the complications of the government,
what would have happened had we in the
field the one hundred thousand claimed
by the friends Of the administration.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1864-08-17
q oetrg
A SONG FOR THEPEOPLE.
WRITTEN FOR THE METROPOLITAN RECORD
BY SANS ssuc1.

By SANS SeUo1.
War war ! warll!
Demon with banner accurst
Led by fury and fed by flame
Of earth born plaques the worst,
Say hast thou filled thy measure of hate,
And glutted thy horrid thirst,
Or must famishing LAND still wait,
For thy hideous spell to burst
Wantl want! wantll!
Stalks in thy blackene6 track
Pale panic flies before thee,
And ruin is at thy back,
The blazing roof and the crushing hoof,
And the heaps Of dead that grin,
Unburied along thy path are proof
Where thy blasting breath has been.
Dead dead dead
To the soldier within the trench,
To the mother nursing her innocent babe,
The artizan at his bench.
1t comes on the wings of kissing shell,
Are they devils or Christian men,
That meddle with these red missiles of
He'll
Back back with them there again.
Peace peacell peace |
Oil Holy and blessed word,
Which millions breathe to Heaven in
homes.
Made desolate by the sword.
And still by millions the cries increase,
But the criers no longer cover,
1--WE must have Peace, this war must cease,
Despot, descend from power"
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M xix5aa Of ~ sxscGflae 70 ne difsctSd ksz
sAs oS$ " the CLERK Ell EAa nissFnt Court II Pet
tswHxxzmza esantg, Iawas shall proceed 10 sell on
TrS6Ay r8e tssaaay VI Jaiy, 4. 1854. betwesa
she hsars Of - e,ss2ek a. NJ and e'eiock P. u,
~ said dag. in ssent 81 sAs cosats TxeasHEsrs d.
zEN in tbs city Of E0RBElf naEfk s1Ae faEsUwiRE &C.
nwahsd real estate u J n. rainsst tc-wit:- o.,
Lots 1, q & O. a., q, D, AAa ~ = sisek u,
Bsyfis4' Rad sAastisn, snd Iv4 - 8iox 3 saytsG'
sss addison, I'LL Ia CoaDcA Eiaaks PUttawatt4mls
eu@nty EeEH wfs4N kff auv<1~ensszs1 theresa
Tsxsn 30 he prsDsFty Of J. n Palmer, 70 satisfy
IN exscatioa Id essas Of Theaaas r. ANN4sS,
BAIs "a commence at 10 c'cie1k on said azy.
g, vO0RHls, SberiG.
ny Y1Kxn, Desnfy sheriff
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A MoDEz DrSs-~Aa sdisoF thus talks
10 his noa-pAyiag Subscribers
Frisnds, patrons, Subscribers and ad-
versisegs--Eieay aa for Our debts, and get
ready that you may truss as We are il
need, and hare regard for our need, fsg
you haze lsng bean trusted; aeknowisdgs
yoar iadsbssslasss and dive iass yoar
pockets, thas yea may promptly fork
over. III there be cay Amonx yoa, that
don't ows as somsshing, then 10 him
ws ssy--sssp asids; consider yourself i
gentleman. II the rest wish 70 knpw why
We dau them. this 10 oar snsweT Aos
that re care about cash ourselves, bHs
our creditors DO. Wsuid rather that Se
shoais 60 % jsil, and ron 60 frss, than
ysa par yeur honest dehss, and 10 all
keep 7iuosing - We agreed. We hare
worked for yoa - ssntFaatsi, We waited
apon zoo, ~ have furnishsd orr paper
70 yod ~ pxomissd, bat IS yoa didn's
psy, pc dan yoa. Here are Agreements
Tor Job 2srks contracts Ter sabscsipti1n,
psosnisss for long credit, and aans for
deferred p.5msut. Who as there 20 u go
DO nss 10 taks d rapsrp IL any hs need
nss spssk--ws denf mean BIN. Who q
tbsfs ss grssn that be does nos adsssfisss
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mara tisan ore, tso, thFpe, four, IRE. sSxs
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m ADx. coMMgncg Anp aG4xEw
sssse,s sssss 11n1u10D 3 Sc e
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the NasioaAi ssisr 1t bankruptcy knocked
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to-day 10 thar hands Thsy Ezra prom
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hsxg, "a ssssinmsntx - dissingnish thsu
from chs mhass sf ordan&xy eakaxsna@
Thas d soasnx whesa jariRradsnes
i has been sdpsnea II Mxrshal, ksns, Sso.
1 nv wlaose itsplsnsasy hsassa sk aash
nas.ss - Rrsnei,a. Js1Esxsen. The AdAMsu
/ Kinr. lWahssuts whpse finances hass hssz
/ mansyed e Hsnilscsl. lisifasin. Tansy
/ whoss aonsrsss.oa.l ashases hsss bur-
i rawsd lt,stsr from the eioansnss og Amas,
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4 hroksa sucsessioa of iiluatsiona sEasss-
II maa1 Asews 20 vaa Buren,, and hy many
Il ahla msn sincs s--.shss shiss sesakxy Hisl
ma nrcud = record. sisouia b. gsdased i
such iassliecsaal poverty e y bars pre-
seated 60 1t tHo such namse - Aofansa
Lineoin nd Andres Soahsoa IoS "
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pgwocaArac CoSyKwrsoN

The State Democratic Convention
wasSA asssnh!sa as Daa Aelass on the
18th inst, nominated che following tisk-
&C s---
For Secretary o. State. John d. Wal
Lace,
For Attorney Gsasral, 0hsslsa u. Daa-
bar.
For State Treasarss, J. B, Lash.
AadIror al ssAss. Z. Q. Hsnasss
sasts. a
Register Of the ssass Land oakes, D.
| D. Hoiabrook.
Iadgs OF tbs Supreme Coazs, Thsna'
d. ksasae. tas'
The following slsessrisl sickss ws'
nomiuassd: s
For shs State as large, Ira O. AissAsAi
af JaAasaa eounay.
For shs State ~ large, !. d. Preston
OF Liar coantY.
/ Fer District electors, lst District naa
lei r. Miller, 81 Les ooussgs s.
4 I'd Dissxies--Jsha ssinford,
| "a Disssies--B. B. Richards Of na
| buqae county.
/ Ain Dissriss--J, q. Neal, Of hasisu %
Il ssa Disssies-A. Y. Laalmer, OF Posta
wastsnis co.
sah a;ss.sa4--fnhss sk2 SAaskaalA q
, Ths following gssslsmsn wsrs elecse
delegates TO the Chicago Coavsnsion -
For Delegates at large, Hsa. A. {
Dodge, Of Des Aoines co Hoa. o. G
/ Rrach, ct Polk 60.
For altegnatss, y. B. Bolsas, Jaco'
scess, L. D. Palmer aad s. w. Durham
+ F@ District delegates I--
Lat District -Uhas. Negus and Wa
, Patterson. AltsfaAtes-Thos. Cheissy
John L. Collins.
81 pjssries-wW. P. FAIRY and l. !
DsnhaHs. Alternately. g. Sales 80
Geo. hurry.
d 81 Dislrict--G. ". Gray and O. Il. 7
Roxell. Altgrnasss~ ID. Sehambaag
and 8. 4. TaPges,
4th District Reuben Sfickls and
/ II. BosQaes. AIsesnases--L. u. pasts'
, son and A. L. kimball.
Ssh pistFies-A D. MoHsury and !
D. Barns. Alternstes-J. @. Wasso
and B. B. Parrot.
> 6sh Dissrict-E. B. Peter and job
, Courier. Alternates--W. AiaIarky a.
@. Smslssr. 49,.
The fallagiag namsd gsnslssasu, wel
spp0iated Al Executive CommIsees (,
the snsaiug ys&r-~Laurel Summers, |
, seSts 90 II. D. Acusnsy, Of Polk Wa
g. Hama Of olinsOa; p. Robb, sf D.
. baQus; Lemusl Patterson, Of Jeansou.
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Der Waters des Dss Moiass ssads, saeht,
tpss Deateher mass nioht nshr Lager,
odeE Wein, odsr schDaps, vsrkaafs in dies
ssaas;n aad der Dsusshsr mass ssines
Seal safschlosss aufgsban. und alls isi
recht mit der Dsusches. Ear sia glass
Lager verkasft, 60 muss SO pessalsa,
md deg DeatshsR san aichs sovisl pesxai.
en- usd aufssblesse seiner Sssl, and saehs.
''Wir m ! ssen ans bessfsbsn, wen wiz an
dsrs guss Bsrgss seia wolisn, nis unasru
kTa ften and mach unsarm vsrm gen dem
Ssaass ga nj lsen."
Ja, meiner Ysssss, wisvisl bin ich Iha-
ca sohaldig2 rrsihsia Treissid absa
niehs dem DsRtshss, nasA dean niggsss--
Absg, allie LIST Feohs, und der Deasehss
dem AboIitionsr stimmsn.
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Sigsl Kampf, abar % mass nishs mis Sig
81 dTsnksn. he gshs hunt "a, abr q
msehs sioht das kind hatts Brod ODE
nfchs, allie LIST Fechs, nooh frsihsii den
higges.
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