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The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1861-05-20

The Courier has the following story Ct the
patriotism in the family Of 9 Brooklyn black
smith:
Before the departure Of tue l4th regi-
ment, man who carried or q blacksmith
shop in connection with his two sons, went to
the headquarters and concluded to enlist t.
He said that he could leave the blaoA smith
business in the hands @! the boys---he
couldn't stand it any longer, aud 80 he must.
lie was enlisted Next day down comes the
oldest Of the boys. The blacksmith business
wasn't vory drlvin,' and he guessed John
could take care of t.; Well said tic old
man, 'goit.' And the oldest son zen it
But the following day Jchn made his ap-
pearance. He tels Lonesome and had shut up
the shop. The father demonstrated, but the
boy would enlist, and enlist he did. Now
the old gentleman had two more sons who
worked the farm near Flushing. The mill
tary toyer seems 10 have run III the family.
for no sooner had he father aud two older
brothers enlisted, than the younger sons came
IN for q like purpose. The pGter famlhas
was man Of few words, but he said that he
wouIdn. stand this anyhow.'Th blacksmith
business might 50 to--some other place, but
the farm must be looked aitor. So the boys
were scat hume. Presently one OF them le-
appeared. They had concluded that one
could manage tho farmland had tossed up Who
should 50 with the i4th, q. d he had woa the
chance. This arrangement vas finally agreed
to. But Oh the day Of ths departure, the last
boy o: the family was on hand tojoio and on
foot Tor marching. The cid man was somewhat
puzzled to knew whatarrangoments could have
been made which would ALLOW all the family
TO 90, but the explanation of the boy solved
tho difficulty. Father said he, I've let
the farm on shares The whole family, faith
er and four sons, went with the 18th Regi'
ment."
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1861-05-20

Philadelphia, May lS--Senator BAyara pob,
fishes d lengthy address to the people Of Del
aware: yinilcatins himself from false ch.rges
against him. He declares that his yisi. to
New Orleans was for solely social and business
purposes. lie made no political arrangements
at Montgomery, and returned home as speedily
as possible i'll Consequence Of exciting o7onta.-
tie allude5 to the throa ;enng MOB 1T phiadcl-
phia, and the courteous and j,:dicious action Of
the Mayor and Police in projecting hin. Iu
conclusion he says ho knows his duties as c cit
izen of Delaware and the United States and is
conscious of no violation OF them. His term Of
Office as Senator Goes not expire until March
1868. but when satisfied thas civil war u which
he is opposed cannot be avertod, and finds the
public sentiment OF Delaware prefers such re-
suIt to a peaceful separation he will resign.
tic will not betray the confidence Of the people,
Or misreplcsent their will, but the r;gh. Of pri,
vate opinion aud its expression is . private
right beyond public control He has 10 faith
in q government OF the sword and MOB. and
will resist the establishment Of either,
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1861-05-20

Goveroor Magofin, in message to the Leg,
isature Of Kentucky, acknowledges that lie
has been in correspondence with tho ConLeder-
ate officials, bnt not an ofiical-only as y pri
vate cluzen. The State being deiencelses, he
has taken measures to purchase some arms and
equipments. DR.. Blackburn is the agent and
has obtained 1858 muskets, flint locks, and 333
purcusslon. A contract was closed with an
Eastern firm for IL Ot guns of the best charac.
ter but the Governor had received notice from
the contracting parties that they would not bs
able to fill the order.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1861-05-20
PRICE, TWO CENTS.

went at once to Dr.. NIilligen, chairman of
the committee OF the Evangelical A Alliauce.-
DR.. Allligen informed the English emhassa-
dor, who, together with the Dutch aud Prus-
sian ambassadors, made such communications
to the Government as resulted in assurances
that the bishops should not be sent into exile,
although it is believed ntrary assurances
had previously bee" given to the Greek pat.
rial chs. We gratefully rejoice in the Prov.
idcnce which led the committee Of the Evan
gelical Alliance to fully advise the embassa-
dors, SO that they were prepared to act un-
derstandiugly in this important matter at
moments warning. We have reason to fear
that an attempt Oh the part OF the Govern
mcnt to execute this sentence OF the ecclcsi-
astloal council would cause the Bllgarians to
assume ,ery threatening attitude, to say
the least, and might posslb Y result 10 civil
war. How pressing is the demand fer fer
vent and united prayer on the part Of the
Church or Us and our WORK. We arc labor
ing according to QUE ability in wcsd and doe
tline.'
Rev. lewis Nipport writes from Basic
March 16, 1861, to the Corresponding Sccre-
taiy oI inc missionary ooclety
Since my last letter to you our Mission
in Baslc has been richly blessed, and We are
now In the midst OF :. happy work. The
church which has been given to US for our
meetings was not at all sui ell for the purpose,
and VIC were obliged to give it up on that ac-
count We then at last p, ocured large
warehouse, which we fitted up. 1t will seat
five hundred persons. But 1t is already be.
come too small for the number of our hear
ers, and VIC ere again at a loss what to do
We do not see any possibility to procure a
more suitable place. Much depends GU our
building soon. do not doubt at all that the
interest will be paid. We now even have ev-
cry " eek from thirty to iorty francs collection
and with & chapel CT our own We would dou-
bic the sum, We all think you should come
and see our work in Germany and Swi'zc:.
land we would be very happy to SEQ you
with US at conference and take you along to
this beautiful spot of the world, which. too,
promises to be the garden of Methodsm on
the continent
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1861-05-20
The Cincinnati Gazette says Of Inatters at
Memphis and vicinity;

The Cincinnati Gazette says Of Iuatters at
Memphis and vicinity;
alt is estimated that from four 70 FIVE thou
sand have thus left Memphis, many Of them
under circumstances Of imminent peril A
Committee OF Safety has It's daily sessions 1t
is made up of twenty five citizens. They cause
any they choose to be brought before them, and
alter hasty er pGrte examination, they give a
decision from which there is no appeal. UP to
this time sheir mandate has been an order to
leave the city on the first train or boat North.
The state of feeling is growing more and
more rabidly hostile every day. All business is
at a stand still, other than that which belongs
to military outfit. Only one regiment from
Middle Tennessee has gone to Virginia, and in
this Memphis company found place A mil
;tnrv rendezvous has been established at Ran
doIph, seventy five miles north of Memphis,
where there are about 5000 men, we'll equipped,
with battery OF 80 Founders, sent thither from
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1861-05-20

A WAaNfNG.-Thc public is warned against
aiding cnlored man calling himself Stephen
D. Myers and claiming to be an agent Of the
" African Civilization Society"
He has lately, tApril 20,) left Hartford in
company with colored woman, under circum-
stances which leave no room for confidence in
bis character.
The mother of this woman, Mrs. Williams,
at Hon j. Collamer's Woodstock, is anxious
to receive any intelligence Of her daughter
Chroaicle,
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1861-05-20

JHE New York ANNIyERsA Rlks.-We sec it
reported that tho interest in .be New York An
nIL7eTsaries, which has been tor years growing
less and less, was, the last week, almost wholly
absorbed by that tide Of foeling which exists
relative to the great struggle ID which our
country is now engaged. The attendance war
generally very small, and the only speeches
which excited general interest were those which
bore on the great question of the day.
The present aspect Of public affairs entered
largely INTO The remarks Of the different speak
era and the declaration made by the Methodist
brother, that the day of compromises was past
and that there could and ought to he no peace
until the cause Of ali this strife was wiped from
the land" was received with prolonged and en-
thHslastic applause, Il sentiment which is doubt
less IN strong sympathy with the great heart of
tbs city.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1861-05-20

Southern newspapers arc becoming desperate
Hear the Charleston Mogcury.
The ho8lngs Of the beast sufficiently betray
his parts. Those OF the Northern press, espec-
iaily the philanthr0pist, are absolutely hellish.
They roar like doyils,and they rage like wolves.
They begin to feel she truth in terrible exper-
ienca Of loss and ruin, Of the Thousand warnings
which We gave them long ago. We said to
them, " You grin and l2or and jib5or now, but
you will soon howl in DESPERATION.
Nothing, surely, can lo more fendish than the
bate they show; nothing moro ridiculous than
tho ve2ss csI,vv they threaten. Such barking
dogs! Their gums seeseta venom enough, hut
their teeth are drawn
A moments cessation Of the popular. excite
mon5, D moments pause for thought, and the
peobia thus abused 20 their ruin must turn up-
on and rend t!Halr false guides and lyDg;proph-
cts end miserable, r0gaish aeEnagogues They
must keep up the excitement as long as they
can. The moment il ceases they perish.
Bus the tianaars Of the press have 10 bolts
in them. The sensational paragraphs Of the
telegraph arc windy y-woidy, wshy washy blath-
eE-skltinga. They can have no effect upon the
South but to make Or people tirI--mako them
set thoir teosl, closer-- tear down the rife from
the wall, and set forth for the borders To the
borders, boys!
Eo patient sons o. the South. We are
not asleep, though silent. When we speak old
memories will revive. Such memorcs! WASH
lngson, Sumter and Niarion ; and Mcultre and
Pickens. AndRu fields !-Eutaw and Charles.
ton, and Cowpens and Kings Mountain. The
North may thunder thrungh Ifsba.ncs and
Times, Posts and Hsra!ds We through men
and deeds.
The Nevada journal., 1861-06-28
PONY NEWS.

SAN Francisco, June IS
The Times and Call have the following dis.
patch
The Pony has arrived at Fort Churchill with
New York dates to the 18th of June.
An impression gains both North and South
that National Convention will be called to
settle existing difficulties.
The people of the South are dissatisfied with
the Confederate Government, especially since
Kentucky issued Union manifesto.
In Virginia one-balf of the counties have
called a Union Convention to organize a pro.
vincial government, and depose Governor
Letcher.
The news is generally more pacific since the
aeowed sympathy of France with the Admins
istration. The tenor of the English debates in
Parliament is very eonciliatory, and the Minis
try is backing down from their menacing pasi-
tion. A serious riot prevails in Newfoundland
against the English Government Foreign ex-
change rules at 100. No bills in market. Ne
demands for money, which is abundant at five
per cent on call. Stocks of all linds have sd
vanced. Exports Of cotton, rice, tobacco and
naval storss have entirely ceased. Breadstuff.
heavy. The steamer Vanderbilt is chartered
rs man of war,
The Nevada journal., 1861-06-28
Who's Chclisf
TIE BEST SEWING MACHINES AT
GREATLY REDUCED PRICES,

/
GREATLY REDUCED PRICES,
Iy an advertisement in another column, it will
be seen that the Grorer & Baker setring Machine
Company have made great deduction from the
former prices of their excellent Sewing Machines,
and most conmendable purpose, as is explained
therein.
At the present prices, there is excuse for any
family that is not the possessor of one of these
little labor savers, which with its tireess arm
ever willing, always ready needle, performs such
miracles of good results, and relieves tho weary
housewife of a greater portion of her never-end
ing labors. The machines referred to are rapidly
superseding all others in use, and the already
great demand for them. must be much increased
by this favorable change in prices A few words
in corroboraton of our expressed opinion of their
qualifications, and we are confident no stronger
evidence is needed
The new style Grover & Baker Sewing Ma
chimes have been exhibited for premiums this
year for the first time at the different Fairs
throughout California. The result has proved
them thus far superior to Singers, Wheeler &
Wilson's, ard all others. At every Fair they
have taken the first premium, and the awards
have been made by well known and competent
men, experts in mechanism, and impartial and un-
prtJudlccd IN judgment. There has not been
single exception in this vanquishng all competit-
First premiums have been awarded to Gro
& Baker, in this State, at the State Fair, Sacra-
mento; Stockton Fair, Petaluma Fair, Marysville
Fair, Fair of the Mechanics institute, San Fran
cisco the Bay District and San Jose FAIRS. While
1t the East, the same signal success has attended
them at the great ST. Louis Fair in September.
Tennessee State Fair, Ohio State Fair, and Louis
vile Fair. Mere conclusive evidence of the supe-
riorty of these machines, and of their apprecia-
tion by the public, could not be sdduced Sue
cess signal, and triumph overwhelming,
have seldom been attained in mechanism, where
the competition has been vigorous and well
sustained as in the matter of sewing machines.
The " new style Grover Baker" has brought
machine sewing to perfection. 1t can execute the
heaviest apparel for farm work, and the finest
fabric for the parlor. From calico dresses to the
richest embroidery, performs its allotted task with
unerring decision and wonderful dispatch. 1t Is
cmphatically the family seeing machine par er-
cetteace- There is nothing in the line of needle
work that it cannot accomplish. The machinery
exhibits the highest qualities of mechanism, be-
ing easily understood, not Liable to get out Of
order, and accurate in its movements as clock
WORK. A few hours suffice to make mistress
of all its properties, and to thoroughly under
stand its details. The depot for the Pacific coast
is at No 81 Montgomery street, San Francisco.
The Nevada journal., 1861-06-28

REpunL1cAS TOWNSHIP ELEcroN.-The Re
publisans. and all other patriotic citizens who
design to support tho Government in its efforts
to preserve the Union aud enforce the laws
entitled to vote in Nevada Township are re.
quested to meet at the Court House in this city
on Saturday THE 9TH or JULY, to elec
thirty y-four delegates to the County nominating
convention 10 assemble in this city en- the l3tl
proximo.
BY order of the Township Committee.
The Nevada journal., 1861-06-28
Special Notices.

The Medical and Surgical Institute.
OF Dr l.. j. CZAPKAY. is already secured in po
sition which places it, we'll its proprietor, far
above the assaults of envy and professional malice
In the schools of France the highestprzss are often
awarded to practitioners in this of Med
lca science and they occupy with others equally
lofty position In the profession Ricord Is IN ustri
GUS example, shining light among tho philo:ophic-
al stars ofhis age in Europe, andDr. Czapkay has
fully cquallcd him in this country As proof OF
which, the Philadelphia College of Medicine compi-
mented him with Diploma, aud the honorary Ap
EuNDRM degree Selecting this as his fell of opera
ton although qualified asa graduate OF the uRi'
nScrsity cf t'esth, and late Chief Surgeon of the
Hungarian Revolutionary army, for more extended
labors, Dr, l.. J. Czapkay has bent his earnes. at
tenton to the of chronic and private diseases
In which he has become so great an expert that he
is now regarded the LEADER in this branch OF his
the United States, and his poi
trait and biography are pubshed as amatter of in
tcrest in the most exclusive journals The Doctors
offices are at his Medical and Surgical Institute on
Sacramento street, corner OF l., desdorf nearly op
posite the buildings ef the Pacific Mail SteamshlI
Cempany,
ERWeask particular attention ofou, READERS tC
the swern eerifcates Of remarkable cures in anoth
er column ofIhls paper,
The Nevada journal., 1861-06-28

CLOTHING &c.-A. Black 4 Co. make the
finest sort Of lay out ct their old Headquarters,
corner Commercial 4 Pine. Those in want OF
gorgeous apparel, and of more modest order,
vi find nothing but gentlemen to trade with
at Block's-known to be fact. 10, these many
years throughout the land.
The Nevada journal., 1861-06-28

WAFER WeRKs.-fhe works Of Chaa, Marsh
ara eoJaple,ed through al tho prlAeipal streets,
and the elty'ia consequence Is completely pro-
ieeted against hresi as Wash IA any city In
the world Alta mement's warning ANY house
IN the tAiekrst portion of the town van be del
useA with water What wlth those excellent
water works aud The three eag,nt IRE eoHipa=
hies numbering ono hundred bnd atty men,
Nevada eua congratulate herself ea being a.
lustiUs as the eternal Aili' that environ her,
IN hfee vycks m mope thu water pipes will b,
pushed out opon the hills unl tbe residences
tunt plle IA, business stttetsvil be ~ complete
" rr'tocted from Ares aal accommodated win
water r1t dNily use, ne amy part VI the town
when this is accomplished our goodly but tong
nnpr,N,te' city, may hold up her head vitt
;lo l,ss ard be grateful to Charles Marsh 1
lis h5o,a'uy, ,stctfH.e ani pi,erah are o
nor Interests,
The Nevada journal., 1861-06-28

Tue fTa.--TAs glorious Fourth will be celc-
'rat.d II > style becoming the day before al
other issas Of the JouRNAL. Unusual prepara-
tions have Aecn aade all over the State, in the
towns Of iripoctauce 10 make the anniversary
Une Long 70 DC remembered. For the first time
'he oitizols OF Nevada have theg patriotism
awakened Money without stint has been given,
and all necessary arrangements are made for a
glorious time. y dinner Of q substantial char
meter, fTa works, music, de,, are provided such
Rs viii meet the expectations Of all who may
favor the oeeasjoa sith their presence, We in
Vite everybody to attend snd enjoy the Aospi
talilies Of The dit
The Nevada journal., 1861-06-28

STREET PLANKISG.-Main street in front of
our Office is undergoing thorough repair. 1t is
nearly provided with new planking and pre-
seats creditable appearance. Commercial
street also is overhauled in like manner.
The Nevada journal., 1861-06-28

LAST CALL.-Marshal Gregory warns the
taxpayers Of the city that the timo for paying
ing the special tax for the construction of the
Pine Street Bridge expires to-day. 1t is posi-
lively the last call, and must be needed to save
costs.
The Nevada journal., 1861-06-28

BRANCHING our.-Mayers Coc open a boot
and shoe store at Grass Valley on the l4th of
next month .one of the firm will attend to
the business in each town.
The Nevada journal., 1861-06-28

u-s 1As, GAs.-The walls Of the building
oi tie Nevada Gas Works going Hp rapidly
oi tAc old Frisbie lot, aud mon5trous tank is
.n process Of construction. The sas-conduct-
arg pipes are going down in the various parts
1i the city, immense quantities of coal are piled
NJ near tire bslildins and pitch pine is adver-
Used for Bet your LIE Nevada is going to be
si,ltel with gas pretty soon.
The Nevada journal., 1861-06-28

sfr rhr CoSQrrmSe neRo, Ic.-Thrce
rapid asputehes from o. l.. Tomuson have
eeca received at this oli,c Amid the tr
umphs of the oil orator he fnls time 70 re-
remiar his Old friends in frequent missives,
FAC .fofrsaid candilite for Congress tells us
ccatdentially that tuth ia mighty and viii
eoue oct all right. BY this time We confident
y rred,,c taat the "od man magnilSqucnt >
l. rrer0s Bis learcl, mccili in the large cities,
49, preparing Tor short visit to Stockton.
The Nevada journal., 1861-06-28
FLACsi FLACs,, FLAGs.ii

An assortment of small Gags, oil our manu-
facture, may be had at this Office at prices to
defy competition. They are superior article
Also, scarfs.
The Nevada journal., 1861-06-28
UNDERTAKING.

YJvM. G. STILES, Undertaken, has on hant
w and will make to order, COVERED COT
FINS at the following rates:
Small, from .......--...----...--..& to $40
Large, nom ; --..-sb 10 SO
AL work done In the rcatest style. Plates fur
nishcd snd no charge for engraving.
Nc, sda, March IS, 1851.
The Nevada journal., 1861-06-28

WASTED-THEArRIcAL goc. theatrical
company would do well to visit our city about
the 4th. Nothing of the kind Of any note h2v-
ing been seen here for some''weeks, good COM
pany might be expected to draw.
The Nevada journal., 1861-06-28

TAKE NoTicE--ln order to give the printers
AZ opportunity to celebrate the 4th, the JoURy-
AL for next week will be issued one day later
than the regular publication day. With this
arrangement our readers and patrons in these
patriotic times viii undoubtedly be satisfied.
The Nevada journal., 1861-06-28

CouNrr REPUBLICAN CoSvsvrIox.--In to-
days paper will be seen call by the County
Central Committee for Convention to nomi-
nate a County ticket, to assemble in this city on
the 18th prox. The apportionment is the same
as that in the late Convention which elected
delegates to the State Convention Republi-
csns in the various townships of the county
'Tih please take notice and provide for the cleo
tioE Of delegates in the several tovnsh hips.
The Nevada journal., 1861-06-28
AGENCY NOTICES.

MK.E. r. FISHER is our emily authorized Agent
In San Francisco to receive Advertisements, receipt
for the same, and Il transact business generally tor
the NEVADA JoURSAL. Olfcc-No. lslh Wash
ngton Street, nearly opposite Magurc's opera
Housc--up stairs.
The Nevada journal., 1861-06-28

PEEsoyaL-Wc were honrrsd on Tuesday
b, vsit from II. S. Brooks, Esq the accom-
rlished EDITOR of the "Mountaine-r," a maga-
zi-s thai is winning its way rapidly to public
favor. Nr. Brooks is on tour through the
northern part # the State to extend the circu-
I!tioH cf his valuable magazine. Nay success
attend him.
The Nevada journal., 1861-06-28

PATRIOTIC AND PLArFuL.-A stranger might
be LED to suppose from the nightly display of
FIRE works in this city, that we are surcharged
with jubilant spirit, or have the birth or death
of saint to celebrate every day in the week.
The boys are only gettingthei hands in to send
up rockets in scientific style on the coming
fourth. Squizzle on
The Nevada journal., 1861-06-28

FOR further particulars enquire of
SPENCER & MORGAN,
At their Shop, on Pine street, near the =
mar2om3 Court House, Nevada City. a
The Nevada journal., 1861-06-28

Robert J. Steele; former editor Of the Placer
Courier has married Rowens Grauicc.
The Nevada journal., 1861-06-28
DENTISTRY.
DRS. CHAPMAN & HATCH,

viItbe happy to attend those wlsning their ser
vices. Teeth after having become sensitive from
ax,osu te ofthc nerve or otherwise, will be filled
without causing pain.
sss n, U. We warrant all operations at this
oAGce to be performed IN more skilltal man
r~t and h, tier satisfaction given ,han else
where w this vicinity or no charge wlIl be made
The Nevada journal., 1861-06-28

RErrRSEn.-We welcome back to cur county
upnater Of hungry applicants for positions in
the Custom House, and tender to them on the
fou;th o. July the freedom of the city. that
they Eisy be filled. The boys are in excellent
h,mor and not troubled with the sore head in
tie least. They did their best to make the riff
fe'' failed and take it as a matter of coarse.
Nevada can take care of her own citizens.
The Nevada journal., 1861-06-28

Tng CorNr.-Ths friends Of Mr.. C'nness
elaiin that 10 out OF the 100 delegates cut tied
10 seats in the Sacramento County Conventio.,
have hccn heard from; and SIXTY three of these
have expressed themselves favorable to Conness
for Governor
The Nevada journal., 1861-06-28

IL. G. BROWN, Agent,
329 Montgomery st., San Francisco.
SAMUEL JELLY. 224 ] ST., Sacramento CITY.
J. T. ALLMENT. 1856 Second ST., Marysvilie
J. /. WO0DMAN, Main Street. Stockton;
J. LEWIS, San Clara Street, San Jose;
S. D. TOWNE Petaluma;
Mrs JAS. HARTER, Sonora;
GEO. D. DONIN, North San Juan;
]. F. BARSS, Plncerville,
d. +. GORDON. Weavervlle:
7. A. SPRINGER, Jackson.