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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-08-16
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, g Q y 6 X . N
O.-asv af foze-aer and Ftan1ia st-ecc., Richmond,
P4ryiaSd,
Eesps eanFtsrtly on ksRd large and vsriAd A.
sortmeai Of eheic9 -
FINE LIQUOR ATD CI0ARs,
;Yarortad gKpYeess y for his market.
ALSo-The best oL0 EYE WHISKY, s1d
sP- = aud + ACH BRAEDY-dist lied In the
TauntetSs Of this states.
ALL aUOa> end u ho EE e. sold by bin are
ware nted pure and good. OF no sales.
g. agfleQ lar q To 7tien paid TO putting np
md shii PINK tsods Ter O1eers and sGIdlaTs, sta
tored ct auc s~ay from a!cEEoaa.
COa1IssT' BUsIh Ess.
Viii usks liberal advances on T AGuo,
3HsAI : OUR, C0SN, and all othaE minor
II 6 urta Of she ccuatry, snch az l. IN L NJ.
POULTRY, hGgs. BUTTER, DhlEO fk0Lfn,
EATnE8. HIDES. t0IAT0as, bEAAS, fhAS'
&c &c.
SCI ou:os sales and prompt returns.
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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-08-16
IA LAUns-L aU aTr-1,-

Ar EaEihs = 80
The session begins ist 81 Oe,ober ard closes
the ne of July IhH irstructior is thoF ugh
and G. tlete The sitrs ION rs aboEt 9 nj 81
South VI Richmond, murray batweea the sss-
besru TIE mou&isiar, add CON lcea ell Tia
Aove utE.es ~ safet. h2atA &AG fe.!re2n 5Gt st.2l
eaR he dssif,t
TB8se .--Fnv bosrd ana Tuition ten months, en-
elusive OF lights and ,oweisr $3.50 - bio half
yg2r.y . adesr roe.
y b.--Fo, every payiGg ooartsr. pledge NY
se!f TO give s4o per session to The southern Lvl-
fsderecy
Address rOe, - Clover Dseot, IA ifsx 90. "a
!
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-08-16

81 JUsEPH'S a 4 \ Z, E. Sss, ga ESP
y MAcSHhEL STEbEcS-C . \ - z CTED Pr
THE listers q CHARITY The iatiaa II hi
! Institution I'll Be resumed on ne Let AoEDAY
in Sept. nicer
BOARD and triton per Frnnm. 41se; Day 9e5oi-
ars, par ,nar.ss - & 80 -4-s.
F0f frr'A ar ,n5ol.aa-ir'. aTTltcafi,a Eacu,1. ba
maa- 20 5ss ~. ROY j. 2coFLL. - 10 fh8 IEst;r4
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-08-16
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Z E0R GIRLS.

VIZ 2. JOHNSON. PRINCIPAL
2iss MARIA z WOODWARD, Vice PE;15'pai.
Beg. NJ. RANDOLPH, Le1.UEe- On he Bg3-
1an 5sa Of Chr!.cisn nifty
Miss 3. L, WIL1IAss. TeachsT Ct GUsio,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-08-16

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gizssss, sat E3isaSA ~ sisgaas3y faFsss525, j.
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aT3yt 81 = s1sGa - p.SEss sss Estgas u las
aIa49s
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s9yss, 1z5s - sse s.5 sss 1e9ss. So EotS.
eoE-~;g EEF.Pa z. ggksgAky.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-08-16

"a srs BAL a. e.
- -.ss-ss ,r 49,

a. . ~ ~ $50 H.
ssfSszss''-A SE'sss,sTo FOsTs- paga.e.
JAm bsIo ., e,|E< A.g $50.
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J. 4. PssYsAE, I'LL l.ara as a.
regularly, EY6hf &oAhEag. .sss.-
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passage - SE3Es OF b.CLe y, .A.. 81. 49,.
trE, 81 Eepts sAsh ''- Gas.
The &C PTS PtCz -. .-rsa-- rr,.,
COACHES. gJaz1aS % YGEaE.r
WhEEf, s1d thsccgE ittEgs5, IL VI, :. s''
tarn, viii Be gi9sa or tes ecs %. s- e.
"a, - eee'' $3.50 n. g, S4sE-
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-08-16

aw Baths. Kakas.. Bssas.!:
HOT, GOLD AND sEOwgR BA-ng,
tna es lad daily, fTon c'tiosk A. b. ur.'i &c 2
#, ~ ths Amsf!ssn Esir CUtsils, shaving, Sk4Ez.
1aoag and Bathing Ssioc.s ander tbs AmsHs.x
31ssl- sEtsanss ca Lab stree 9;sgts Bath =:
= ~sG. rn-
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-08-16

The psrt session q fbis SCHOOL, when II a
Boarding. oGd Dag school, VII commerce &C he
erst MOHDAg o. september eX&.
For further Information, ~ 1ros1 81 FEeteI1cH@'
burg Va Nm B. JD8GS0P.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-08-16

- ED3a +---a Es4soy srsa ia. eae esE.css
5E ampiaFs6 t. the UAEEo9 HILL nIEgs are
act ps1.i.laz u4Aef ~ sl7sdEnstEa 8@s (not =v@s
z@Tiag te8s lssscEs ss-;sl b AiT5 themselves OUt
f1r h@syszt ~ o5Ssg labor. WIS peaz}sg of tina
law viii eeItA}4je - enforced sga!czs al pSr.
scas wA2 ks$y e2qiys sly sss at .a6ss wis1Gxl
~ xEt6cEtsv SCGE !. ~ SETGs Asss..
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sTg. LEtEBYnE's SCHOOL.

ts EtGInOND, "a
THIS lnsllt1,iop vii bs cpsR sa.ia or the 10.
day - October. 1881, foI tGs roea l.-"E Dota %
Rosr5ers gr9 Day schc.srs For particulars,
amy Ia IAN 10 - tErT.@ 2~' y -Tf'''
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-08-16

sEy salsg,
w agADuATzs op FakKaACT,
80 ;LA-E LAIDLsy q RosfsHca,
Asss sss k.f9s 6sfssts. Stsr u iss Rs- ncT!ay,
GICENo4D, VA,
Ssuuias.uray Of and Dealer In p1rs and rsl4sbia
expressly 10Y paysisians', plantation and family
1se. All nav AMI rare Remedies, pare ChemisAl,
and Fhsrmse9ntis.ls, Esdisins Chests. saddle
Bsss, Surgeons IEstruusn Imp lsnsnss, ~.
st IL a1CssS-urarz' pTieeh.
Bsndsgss, BrEes3, supporters, Grasses, Eoa&os
El.siie sud LksSd Stockings.
2srfun01y, B0aps. Erusass and Combs, Q; a
kinds; Fsney Goods, pIrs spisasl pnfs whiss
kszoz!ns Oils, Oils OF all kinds, Earning Tla4d
Prime Smoking Ga9 Chewing T06asso, gs2Gias
Havana CtgEls.
Pcys Medical Brandy, wines and Whisky.
BikyoT.ng Extracts for Cooking, Cooking WtHsa
and ali other srtisisz kept II nrzt-slsss Dras
store and en- COCA terms &c stLniikE Article. a.
DO bon 81 foE. either y orth OF sonth. nh
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-08-16

L NbArs ~ eHtsAYrJ tsea4
~ EgLT g&GKgE, CcHkIGBI0R AID
FORWARDING EAECHANY
gE@CE1 AID sEIr CHAEGLEG,
sGUEEoES saD 1gTT Porsr, "a,
- rzspsrsG &c .sxs tkoGSs or 5TOEA1G St GIFT
EG1A@, o. tGs a0ss RsssoAsSis tsYEzs, ~5ssSs'
s&szgs Q! eg&veE9 @-SG2s - 81 IT1zA ssores
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nEn = Il sHWAL BOB GGEEa

NgANUsACrURE ED $4,000. I,fss
I1A packages sAHUFACTURED TOBACCO, COZ
.ist;Gg Of pounds, half pounds. So and i9's, Of
ana whoIs boxes Ana sasss, Ga hasd, in factory,
aud icY sale On reasonable sssns
y Slim WIN uREaGRR
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shall Is ~lthaHt galI;,t tyc .-- -r....
sons GlS A1.a"sl.5a ~ II 80 -..Es ar-aE...
OMsers pT2dIg.a2 tsstr erw ...
Government az Ahs ss.r5araTs $3.50
>.Asss 81 tbs Cs4gElss%zT. o. 1851. F,s b.
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EE&yf AID 4lQEI s&&3zgt1t@. 44="
sOszF. s9EES, LEGAL 41.- ~
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re 1@ ~ $500 sA1e>&.s..
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1861-10-07
Soldiers Sending their Pay Home

Knowing that the volunteers might III they were
80 disposed send some portion Of their pay to their
families, and noticing the suggestion OF Quarter
master Pitkin that an agent might be of service
in nducio the volunteers to do this, we the other
day suggested the propriety Of authorizing the
! clapains Of the several regiments to take this
matter in charge, as they would have leisure to
attend to it and their services would doubtless
be acceptable to the regiment. Halto"'s Jour-
nal Immediately suspected US of not approaching
the duties either Of the chaplain or the agent,
and suggested something about conforming to
the - regulations - of the War Department,
&c. We at once ceploring our ignorance meek
ly asked that luminary for light and for the
:. regulations The light has shined and here
it is
By the 18th section Of - an act to authorize
the unemployment Of volunteers to aid IN entorc-
ing the laws &c, passed by Congress on tho
22d of July, 1861, the Secretary of War was
authorized and directed to introduce among the
volunteer forces in the service OF the United
States the system of allCtm tickets now used
in the Navy, or some equivalent system, by
which the family of the volunteer may draw
such portions of his pay as he may request.
That is the law and we fancy 1T requires no
great amount of power to draw the inference
that the Secretary of War may, if he chooses,
recognize agents appointed by the Governor of
a State, and employ them in Il matter which is
committed to his discretion, so far us The mode
of executing the law is concerned. 1t may be
well enough perhaps to have state legislation
but it does not appear to be indispensable. AS
to the regulations adopted by the Secretary of
War: We do not know what they are. Weon-
ly know that regulations hare been adopted.--
At least SO said the Washington Republican, in
an item which was copied by us some days since.
If any body is so blind as not to be able to see
from the above that the Journal knows all about
this business of agent, and understands precise
y why special agent is needed, and why n
Chaplain can IT do the business and moreover
S thoroughly posted in the " regulations" we
dvise them to wait. The Journal will eluc-
late the subject further as soon as it gets the
equired information from the Washington Re
'u6hcan. At present the matter of agent is
ust where we supposed it was and the Chap
aims can do the business as well any one, unless
n these times it is thought best to create an Of
zee to make good place for somebody who
wants one.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1861-10-07
Patriotism in Kentucky Banks

Frankfort, Ky, Oct, 1. The Legislature took
recess until Nov. y, after directing the Com
mttee Oh Banks in the meanwhile to INQUIRE
into the management of the Bank of Louisville.
The Bank of Kentucky promised its quota for
the defense Of Kentucky. The Bank of Louis
vile, whose quota was 800, OO0, promised
$500 600. The Northern Bank promised .S25,
GOO more than its quota, and the Farmers Bank
promptly responded to its quota of the two mil
liens required.
In discussing this question, Mayor Speed said
the majority of the Louisville Bank directors
W ould gladly welcome Buckner and open their
vaults freely to him, ard thereli lie he wished
the management exposed. Senator Gooloe said
the Commercial Bank would promptly respond
to any demand in this emergency.
Speeds resolution Of Inquiry into the condi-
ton and management Of the Bank of Louisville
passed both Houses
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1861-10-07
Very Latest by Telegram!
4 O'CLOCK +. NJ

NEW YoRK. Oct
The 1r|bHnc's Washington dsratnb sa.
President has arrived ut no definite NJ, Ing
in regard to the Missouri question ''IJlO>'o'
however. decided that all contract, and ~ l&.
mcnts for the Western Department h.. ,5 IP5'l(
Washington through the ordinary cb, ,,,''' 10
Part Of the cargo Of the steamer pn,n.,.. -
said to consist Of seventy tons Of oYn,n...
seven thousand EnGeld rifles. ten ri4sJ ',9@caT
sixty thousand pairs Of shoes and Il 'ar,a N',''
tity OF blankets, clothing, quinire and i' ae
phinc. Minister Adams demonstrated ..a ,..-'
her sailing, but the British foreign Officer ,.o,,
not interfere. At last accounts from &,,;r .I
war steamer Leoni was waiting the rsgr.. ~
the Cabinet conference in reference t. tlnc,,
ton against Mexico, and it il Understood tt.,
she will bring out the uHim0tHm 0, Snain r'
siderable pains is taken to imprcs. The ,nl,,,
with the idea that Spain is taking these stem, q.
her own responsibility. but it is well cnor..
understood that the English and French idr
ernments are to send their quota Of men orJ
means.
The Herald's dispatch says the presias,,
Gen. Mcclellan, and Others visited Gen RanE,
to-day. Gen. Mcclellan was particularly rr,-
flied with his military experience with Bsss<
and has fattering expectations OF him. l.
understood that Gov. Sprague of Rhode Isja,l
will be appointed a Major General
There was serious riot in Hudson CITY. N,v
Jersey, Saturday night between the membcr. Of
the Barney Rifles and citizens a number al
persons were injured, including the Mavor d
the city, who, in trying to quelI the disturbance
was seriously stabbed in several places The
military are held in readiness by the citv an.
thorities for further outbreaks An attack
expected on the camp. The origin of the
trouble it is said was because the soldiers jnsn.
ed the women, while out about the city.
FORTRESS MONROE, Oct. C.
The Steamer S. r. Spalding has sailed fn
llatteras Inlet with 500 troops. Gen. Woor..
turned here this morning, and will doubtless r.
main. Gen. Mansfield goes to Hatteras Inl.,
on the S. r. Spaulding to assume the chief com.
mand there. The Captain of the Fanny is s.
verely censurcd, as it appears the rebel vessel:
were not seen until they were within fou.
miles of the Propeller on Thursday morning.
DARNEsToWN, Oct, ).
Firing was repeatedly heard in the direction
of Conrad's Ferry to-day, 1t is surmsed thai
1T was from our guns to protect the prepar-
tions which are said to be making there fox
crossing the river.
The first brigade, Gen. Aberconbie, is nov
resting near Jamestown.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1861-10-07
Camp Gregory Smith.

The Volunteers from franklin County were
organized this (Monday) morning, and made
choice Of the following officers:
Captain-Elisha L. Barney, Swanton.
LIST Licutenant-IMcius Green, Highgatc.
"a g Alfred ii. Keith. Sheldon.
SERcEANTs-Ira d. Hatch, Josiah Sturtcvant.
Joseph E. Averil, Geo. w. Burison.
CoRroRALs-Bradford $. Murphy, William
Fletcher William A. Green, Francis Friot. GUY
c. Martin, Joseph r. Elliot, Watson Cheney
Goodscl Hicks
Drummer-Albert L. Thompson.
Fifcr-louis Christian. Jr
agoner-Jewy .Arsinc.
The Bristol Company of Volunteers from Adj
olson County were organized, and elected
ptain-Gcorgc Parker, Jr., Vergennes.
LIST lieutcnant-Rlcy A. Bird, Bristol.
I'd Lieutcnant-Emnk g. Butterfed, Mid
dlebury.
SERGEANrs-Zira Elliott, Henry Prime, Arga-
lus l.. Squer, Albert A. Cram, Charles Hun
tington.
CoRroRALs-Charles B. Strickland, Edward
Barney, John +. Parker, Warren B. Dunshee.
John Wheeler, Scwcll Sargent, Augustus l..
Cox, Henry NJ. Parker.
Drummer-Dancl G. Qumby
Wagner, John Sheldon
The Bradford Company from Orange County
were organized, and elected
Captain-Alonzo b. Hutchinson. Norwich.
LIST Licut.-La Marquis Tubbs, Topsham
2d licut.-Bamard d. Faryan Bradford
SERGEANrS-John II. Wright, Geo. W. Elan
dc,S, Geo. f. Wood, Jason Il. Bixbv. Nelson
Minard.
CoHroRAAs-Charlcs Hyde, William T.. jew
ell, George Messenger, Orrn Lufkm. Sumner
II Lincoln, Daniel MouIton. Thos. r. G. Wright.
James c. llibard.
Drummer, John A, Colby.
agoner-David Holmes.
The following were chosen officers of the Or
leans County Company
Captain-Oscar A. Hale, North Troy.
LIST ieutcnant--(;co. II. Phelps, Albany.
% licutenant-Carlos W. Dwincll, Glover.
SERGEANTs-Chas. F. Bailey. NJ. Warner Da-
Wis, Wilbur Leach, Fred NJ. Kmball, Ira D.
McClary.
CoRPoEAIS-Jessc Comscr, Z. NJ. Nye, Mar
tin l.. Page, o: I. Stiles, Dan. Mason. VIM. r.
ChcSmorn, Moses Abbott. Alex. Davis.
The Woodstock and Cavcndsh recruits were
organized into Il Company with the following
officers
Captain-J. c. Snlding, Caycndish
LIST lleutcnant-Gco. G. Randall, Woodstock.
81 Lcutenont-lliram a, Kimhal, Gaysville.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1861-10-07

CAMP GREGORY SMlrn.-In addition to the
volunteers from the west side Of the mountain.
VINO came INTO camp Saturday afternoon, the
mali tram brought from the south, the Barton
Company Captain llaie,-a full Company,
with an informal organization, and about one
hundred others from Cavendsh and Chester
Inc volunteers from Royalton and vicinity
" luIl 0ompany-wiI arrive to-day. The work
OF organizing the volunteers into Companies
Will be accomplished as rapidly as possible.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1861-10-07

Sergeant Major Guinan who has been dischar r
ged from the service, and has returned home
reports Capt. Burnham of the Fletcher Compa-
ny under arrest for sleeping on his post, and
Capt. Randall, and Lieutenant Phillips of the
CAPITAL GUARDS as having been arrested for
neglect of duty. The latter while the End Reg
i1nent was out about mile from camp on picket
duty, was detailed by Col. Whiting to return to
camp for rations for the Regimen. They procur
ed the rations and despatched them to the Regi-
mont, but understanding that the Regiment was
to return that afternoon, they remained in camp
themselves. How serious this offence is we do
not know, bat the punishment will no doubt be
nothing but Il fine, if it is 50 much as that.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1861-10-07

INCIDENT OF THE BIG BETHEL FIGur-At the
battle of Big Bethel, the captain of the Foxboro'
company gave orders to bis men when they saw
the flash OF the guns in the enemy s battery, to
fall instantly on the ground, that I've Iuls
might pass over them. One of the Company
not hearing the order, remained standing when
the enemy fired, and seeing his comrades all fall
TO the ground, was heard to say to himself
- My God, are they all killed guess | shall
have to fight Somt.'
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1861-10-07

CAPTAIN BARTLETT's Cavalry Company va
to-day (Monday) mustered into the service Of
the United States. Col. PLATT was present
and speaks highly in praise of the material Of
the company.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1861-10-07

10 Arrangements have been made with the
' crlnoht Valley, the Rutland & Burlington and
we T. central Railroads, by which tickets to
ana from Montpelier will be sold for fare one
way good from the Sth to the 18th INST Tina
o''eF railroads in the State will unquestiona bly,
come into the arrangement.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1861-10-07

C'IapmansviI!e, Va, the scene of the recent
engagement, is Il small post village in Logan
county Va Logan county is in the extreme
" estern portion Of Virginia, the Tug Fork Of
the Big Sandy being the boundary line between
1t and the State Of Kentucky. 1t is one of the
largest widest and most sparsely inhabited
counties in the State.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1861-10-07

PERSONAL---VERY.. GEN. II. HENRY BAXTER IS
in town stopping at the Pavilion He is busilv
engaged in his duties relating to the organiza-
ton, equipment, &c. of the Sixth Regiment.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1861-10-07

zen, Mcclellan is about to organize a rcc-
ment OF signal oilicersr A number of I;euts9n
cnts VIII be detached from every regiment nn;
formed In new sly les, and thoroughly drilled in
new system OF 81 nals Tor night marches and
oSu'poS's' 10 signal the movements of the enemv
none NJ out educated, reliable and brave men VIII
be taken for hisservice "'" VIII
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1861-10-07

ATTENTION. e.. SHARP SIlooTERs,-Capt Slough
'on oi " est Randolph, who has authority to
recruit " Company of Sharpshooters for Co
D ef'"n $ Regiment will be in Montpelier to-
morrow uesday) to recruit for his companv
Leu the on"rp-ohooters bring in their targets
ana put down their names for this crack cor,,s
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1861-10-07

RECIMENTvL BANDS. 1t is said that the Sec
rotary OF War is becoming impatient with the
expense of bands Of music for the army, as it
ALREADY amounts to sum that will make this
single item OF expenditure 81 600 600 year.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1861-10-07

HAVING CHOSEN Our CAUSE WITHOUT GUILE
AND WITH PURE MOTIVES, LET Us RENEW OUR
Trust IN COD AND co FORWARD WITHOUT FEAR
AND WITH MANLY HEARTS.
ABRAHAM LINCOLN.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1861-12-06
whore they Rest.

In little valley followed ft...,,-.-....
From the mountains verdant crest,
Far above the oceans level a'l'lti 'a.
Far above the worlds gay revel IgTiF i
just beneath the vaulted heaven, .f.
Where It's first, pure breath isgyen,
i.4 There t1ey rest.
In the spring the Wild bee inurmurs,
Der the sod above them pressed: .
And the hummiug bird is darting,
Pausing, hummlng, slipping, startling,
Slipping nectar from the clover, ..f..
And the roses bending over,
.'H2'b shi<.. Where they rest.
There little streamlet glideth, .f.
Smiling on like something blest;
And the fresh winds from the mountain,
Joining with thut weet-faeed fountain.
Sing eeaseless song above them,
,..... -... .-a-a a....., In their rest.
Now the little "Pleasant Valley 3u0
.a lnapure white robe is dressed; A ..
And the winds in solemn measures,
Chant their dirge and wondrous treasures,
Ermine robes and gems in keeping,
Winter casts above the sleeping,
s. . .an Stillahey rest.
These are but the caskets, folded
In the valleys sheltering breast, n
But, by faith, we see the shining,
or the crowns of peace, entwining
Spirit brows all white and pearly,
OF the loved who left us early, 'i
Seeking rest.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1861-12-06
AN Assor in the army.

Mr., John Jacob AstoB of this city, has
joined the staff Of Major General Mcclellan,
with the commission of Lieutenant Colonel.
Mr.. Astor is tho representation of thirty
millions Of property, with an income Of two
millions per appum. He has beep from
the first one Of tho most active aud efficient
members of the Union Defense Commit
tee Of this city, and has given his time,
knowledge and money without stint for the
cause Of the country, and for the suppression
of the rebellion. Those foreigners who
doubt whether our best men have much in.
terest in the Union, have a very satisfac,
tory reply in this action. Of Mr., Astor.-
Such capitalists as be see very plainly as
Mr., Shepard Knapp said some time ago,
that it the Union was worth nothing, then.
nothingelse withinits bounds has any value.
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