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The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1861-09-21
SUBMISSION PARTY IN R-cur,,

~, Nlw YORK, Soua
The Herald's Washington dispate5 st t~,,
if the President has not alreadv do,o"'A@
believed that he has decided to depose G %'
mont, and order some other General ' :.
mand that department. The fact tbatr,~
ton and other places have been left aIma.
defended, when Gen Fremont has .a
force at his disposal, is a mystery that , w.
the President and Cabinet, and il inav, f.
to Gen Scott. Con. Fremont will unoD.r..
bly, be called to Washington to explain
Boston, Sept.
A serious boiler explosion occurred il.
Globe Locomotive works on Foupdrv g..
South Boston, this morning at about 2Gs
Fortunately, no one was killed, but tbaT
created in the building and in the w5d..
cinity of the accident, illustrates tho vo,.
full power of steam. The engineer was mr
erably scalded about the face, arms an5.
and much bruised by bricks and rubbish 5r
not considered dangerously injured. Hr
taken where he has family. The danaen.
works is considerable, but will be rers,.
the course of q week.
DAwsoNvILLE, Nd. ScotT
There has been no serious demonstrate
the Rebels within the past forty eight houng
everything on the Upper Potomac is Quit
night. An authorized scouting parvn:
superior force of Rebels yesterday. 0nea
men was killed and several wounded On
the latter was shot through the cheek, 5u.
capped by immersing himself three hous
creek. The I'd Rhode Island Battery, ues.
mouth of the Senaca, shelled the Rebel q,
opposite. killing several. 1t is reported.
Lieut.. and several men Of the River Guar!z
iments have deserted to the enemy, but thu
port is not yet confirmed. a partiallycnn
ted Rebel entrenchmcnt opposite ConralsE +,
was discovered this morning, but nethe, .~
nor entertainments, after some thirty rr
of shells had been directed there. Tie pick
of the Richmond I'd Cavalry are very OK.
to exchange late Richmond newspapers fol-
Union papers, but our pickets decline p;
rocate.
A general complaint is made hcr9 asa-
facilities, letters often being a week aoi
days on the route to this army. The fault.
doubtedly being with local postmasters.
BALTIMORE, Sept
a Virginia refugee furnishes late RN-r.
papers. The Examiner Of the 18th say
evident to every intelligent observer taa.
Uttered remnant Of the submSsionistpar!t
represented in the Virginia Convention, is
on organizing a regular opposition to The
eminent Under all the names it has J-
that element in our politics has been inyarD
against Southern interests, and though tlee.
OF last Spring annihilated its matera! 4.
and caused it to disappear from public VIEW
exists always with undimished vIrulcnce@
ing an opportunity to spring into lie ag'3
LOUISVILLE, Sept
1t is rumored that Buckner had advance
Ellzabethtown, but it cannont be confirm"
teason for afternoon papers.
The Federal troops are preparing 70; !
emergency.
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Che zIGarttct9.
CARTRIDGE NIARKAT, Sept. Is

AT Market 2595 Cattle, about 1900 ReeYes and %'
onsisting of Working Oxen, Cows audoae,'wo'''~
years old.
Prices Market Beef-Extra $500 OBS afs'f"
1918 ; I'd, $40, Sd $500.
Working Oxen-S6O to $50.
Cows and Calyes-s25, 81 TO Is.
Calves-$0,00 to 900.
Yearlings- 81 too.
Two years old-S12 to Is,
Three years old-s16 to l..
Sheep nd Lambs-56 5000 1T market-Prices in l0"'
l,75 Extra, s2,l7, to3jS
Hides, Il to 8. Pelts, 50 Is so,52. CalfSki
Talow, 5 to ste.
kemarks-The market was largely stocked Ihr sny
ana some very fine Oxen, which, added to lat-e RI
o! western and Brighton, has caused deciu' az
20 TO QUO per cwt on large Beef-about the saM'
weeks since; smaller Cattle were lower, but tnt
was not so great as on Oxen. Sheep sold aoou H-
as last week. Gen. Morse sold one lot Of Oh Tor .e
heao-rather better price than the average SAFE, h:
oes! Large numbers of store Cattle are now INV
Maine over the road
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1861-09-21
GREEN MOUNTAIN FREEMAN, oFr L. ~ low.

crack regiment in the service. Yet we love YER
mont. and never shall you who remain at nome,
blush with shame because we 40 not our ou'y
manfully and bravely. Our Colonel is orat ;c
to a fault, loved by his men, respected by ms
officers, and is proudly conscious OF command
ing regiment as we'll spoken of as any on tne
hithermOst side of the Potomac. Arc you aware
that Sccessonsm is about played out ~ is
50, mark my words The principle upon when
the seeding States acted, (f they had any')
will call home from the Confederate army the
troops of individual States for their own defense
against a fire in the rear. thus leaving Virginia
at our mercy, and soon North Carolina, Iennes-
see and Missouri. The work is then done:
II. of d.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1861-09-21

ELECTION IN California; The election in
California resulted in grand triumph of the
Union Republican Candidate, and set complete
ly at rest all doubts as to the patriotism of the
goId-bearng State. The Breckenridge vote is
not one.third the vote Of the State. Stanford
(Rep.) is elected Governor.
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From Western Virginia we have the annexed

:. FROM Western Virginia we have the annexed
- General Cox, for some time at Gau,ov
brldge, about twenty miles from Carnifex Fsrryy
had an interview with Gen. Rosencrons ~,
lamp Scott He moved his corps about sixteen
miles toward Lewinsburg, PURSUING Tlovd
McCook 5 brigade joined him on Saturday, On
Monday General Cox took fifteen prisoners in
GUIDING surgeon and lieutenant of artillery
me wounded at Camp Scott are doinp vel,
ana ~ have left for Cincinnati. General Seb"ncb
is at Grafton Three regiments from Indiann
l n entered virginia at Parkersburgh to REIN
force REYNOLDS at Cheat Mountain, " '''D'
hol rioyu at last 9dvices was retrea,ng with TIE
boast that he had killed two hundred et ona ro
lie Is laughed at as braggart and boaster"
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1861-09-21

~ LIE STATE PARTIALLY REIMBURSED Hon T
w. Stewart OF Ahddlebury, who few weeks
ago was despatched to Washington by Gov
falrOanks' with abstracts of the amount expend.
ca IN the OUTFIT and forwarding of the troops Of
the ISL "a and Sd Regiments Vermont Volnn.
seors' mas returned, having received forty per
Calcdon,an. -'o'ooo'-
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"A French boy, named Valley was killed at
PasSumpsic on Sunday last by tho accidental
discharge ola musket which he was CARRYING
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n Sk'rmiSh on the Potomac

tuo batllmore, Sept. 20. Capt Kids cavalry
fron, E E. creek and company of Infantryy
from from Fort Pemberton, made a descent nnon
reoe e camp at Petersburg Hardy County W "
on .ne I'm inst. One shot from 70 nonn nSa,
scattered the rebels like cha. Several Tu wos
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COLTS
BAKERSFl I'D ACADEMY
Montpelier, Vt.

Rev. III. j. MOORE, A. b., Prih''P
Mrs. e. NJ. MOORE, Pre- ceptress' ,s
fIHE Fall Term of this Institution will conn,ts
Thursday. Sept. 9TH, and continue eleven WA 6r s
Board and Tuition at the usual rates. Room, ire.
boarding if desired. For further particulars ps.np
II. J. MOORE; L-isr5
Bakersfield, August 3, 1861. m''''
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killed and number taken prisoner. =.
and all equippage were taken an5 ;lh.,
also a large quantity Of corn ou u.u dose.
&c. The same day COL Zeigleso I a,. uaNl,
$50 rebels while drilling near r%Is'act2t :,
rebels fled at tbs first fire. Tbsr 'i,0eIr''Is
others were made prisoners. Scva .sI+f ss!,
and wounded. '''"I Went
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1861-09-21

HAVING CHOSEN OUR CAUSE WITHOUT GUILE
AND WITH PURE MOTIVES. LET Us RENEW OUR
TRUST IN GOD AND GO FORWARD WITHOUT FEA
AND WITH MANLY HEARTS.
ABRAHAM LINCOLN.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1861-09-21

Hon. WIN P. BRIGGS of this town de
night at Ii O'Clock, of consumption.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1861-07-27

ditios u dspssdeses sxesps fsxas, - ~. -
In iss temporary indspeadeses, Vac nevsr ~,
ted State. The sew oses oulv 49, -
sigsatioa Of States % eooine isss n. ~ -
while that name vas 6rst adeptsd ler ~ ~
II and BY the colosies, who wess deeiar,S !. n
ftes .nd indeleeds21 esets!. - evsa d =
Of one asoih~, oql9the Qelss, BET dir,rs,s =
eoa1nry, = their ~ Dlo1R al tIeir :..s
sceoh before, aeaae, - aNervsri. ~
lut6 shows, and - sxps1uo roighiar 81 ~ :
eadf asd all q The 1igina1 - SSates h ~ ~
els ~ ooaSsdG tWe yoass later, tkss ~ ~
.ioa ehAo b pssyoooo1 10 - eeoelusive. ~
never ben States, seithse q ssbstasee -
outside Of The Union, whence their uesis,i ~
nipoteuce Of State rights, aseos iatinR 4 -
power lawfully to destroy the Unios itssIfS -.
IL said about the sovsreignty ofths Ssaaea. - n.
word il not IN the National Coas.itutiea. -, ~:
believed, In any Of the State Coastisutiecs ~.
ID sovereignty h the Political sense q - ~
Would Il be far wrosg - de6ae h, q o,l;,.
community without . political supesiorf ~.
BY this, none Of our States, exeefe fssn ~.
was . sovsssisnly, asd svea - me . oIS.s
acter on coming Into the Uuion, 81 vhieS ~ N
aeknowlsdesd ne Cssstisusiaa Il lhe ~.
States, and The laws and tssssiss Il IL Uss.;
States, made In pursuanes q ~ Ceaseissaira !.
BE- Tor her, The supreme law Of The lasi. is
States havs thsjs s0asDe n ~ Uoieo, - ~
have No other legal slssss. ntbsy issaa ~
this they can only do 70 against law By rsvel.fis
The Union, and mot theaselves, sepented. ~
cured heirisAspss1ence M Their Lbssty b. e..
guest or purchase.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1861-07-27

Loss OF rnE PAcIrIc.-The Oregoni.
an Of July IS says: I'VE learn from
Capt. Holman, Of the CSscl:tx. that the
steamer Pdei6e. on going down the Co.
lumbia river on Thursday morning. at
about 2 o'clock. struck upon Colin
Rock-an Isolated rock-and after pro.
esedirg about ten miles, was beaci'esl
upon La Da's farm. on the Washing
ton side II the river. Three valuable
horses were drowned Her cargo /, q
total lnss. Treasure and express mat
ter saved. Her passengers came or on
the AxlfxSssak. The stsamer's stern
- under water to the hurricane deck,
and her low out. Coin Rick Is two
miles below Rainier" The passenger
have pub'ishsd . card tcstifyine their
sympsthy With Csps. Staples, and their
high appreciation Of his services as
commander. We learn that an attempt
viii b made To raise the Rae;fe.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1861-07-27
WALLACE AID VICTO1Y!!!

WALLACE AID v1CT01Y!!
Wallace 10 elected. The people Of
our gallant Territory have arisen to
demonstrate unmistuksl'ly their de-
votion to our Union, our starry flag,
and the Constitution as transmitted to
Us by our patriotic sircs. They have
said At the ballot-box that they are with
our noble Government, in its efE'rts to
crush out the damnablc plans Of trea-
son which were to lave overthrown the
last hope Of those who breathe the air
Of dcspotism in foreign clin,es. They
have said that come what may they
will not ,werve in that line Of duty ill.,
dicated by Patriotism, and that what
ever may have been the party predi-
lectious of many, in former contests,
chat xou party feuds are oil forgotten,
and that the preservation of Union is
their first desire, their fondest hope.
They have declared that they will be
from this time henccforth represented
at the National Congress by cit'ze" OF
our Territory, and not by the political
advcnturers, who have as in times past
been packed upon our people for their
suffrages.
The contest has been waged with car
nestness and decision. The Democracy
left no means untricd by which the in.
terests of their candidate could he adj
vanced, and never did minions toll more
faithfully than did those OF Garfelde
for the accomplishment Of their object.
They not only shamefully misreprc-
sented the expressed views Of Col. Wal
lace, but resorted to the blacklist false
hoods in order to disparage our candid
ate in the public estimation. On the
eve Of the election, at time when but
little could be done III vindication of
our cause, an electionccring dodge was
resorted to, in the vain hope of turning
the Sound vote from our candidate.
And what was the result? We have
but to refer to the vote of that district
to show the deep confidence entertained
for Col. Wallace by the people who best
know him, and to administer scath-
ing rebuke to the conspirators who
planned the cunning scheme.
We cannot better illustrate the popu-
lar standing Of the two candidates than
by reference to the result in Thurst"n.
tho banner county,-where both can.
didates mere welt knovn. Here we can
find true test Of the matter. In this
this county two Republicans and two
Democrats were elected to the Assem-.
bly--but how stands the result in regard
to delegate? Wallace receives 266 and
Gartielde Is votes! Where neither
were known, and where the profession'
of the Democratic nominee were &C.
cepted as genuine, or not too closely scra.
,inized, it was but to be apprehended
that the vote would be more equally
divided; but wherever the test could
be applied, ~ in this county, Wallace
was the victor.
Republicans, patriots, conservative
mon, we congratulate you in the tri-
umph of the standard bearer Of your
Cherished principles. You have elect.
cd man whose every endeavor will
tend to maintain our nationality, to
serve his constituents earnestly, zeal
ously, faithfully, ard one who, when his
term of Office exrirsA will resume his
residence in our Territory.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1861-07-27

T1AxEsETo Capt Fleming, At the
Aas AnAr.m. 5ar he usual eourtssiss
choWu -
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1861-07-27

+ on WtUlU tue uJsle tOT Tvs ucSteIs TIL
dered necessary by the limited supply
If provisions, and with view of bold.
ing possession If the same. with forre
If lee. than 10000 good and well dis
c;plined men. This opinion was con.
cured in by all the officers of his cum.
msnd, and their memoranda on the
subject were made inclnsures If Major
Andcrson's letter. The whole MAS i'm
mediately laid hef:'rc Lieutenant Gen.
eral Sent, who at once concurred with
M.jor AndersOn in opinion. On rchec.
ton. however. he tmk full time for con.
snltation will, other "fRcera, both NJ tho
Army and Navy. and at the end IT f"ur
days came, reluctantly lint decidedly.
t. the same conclusion - l,efore. He
also stated. At the same time, that smch
sufficient f,rce was not ut the c~sntrwl al
the Government. nor ccnld be rai>ed
and brought to the grou.d within the
time when the provisions w"sM be OK.
hanstel. In military point If view,
thia reduced the duty of the Admins.
trstion in the case to mere matter al
taking the gsrrison safely f.m the
Fort. 1t was believed. however, that,
to abandon that position. under the cir
eusnstanees. wonld be utterly ruimnus;
that, the necessity under which IL was
tn b. done would MT b fully under.
stnod: that b. many & would he con-
stsusd Oa pert q so)untssys phi = /;
thaa st. home e would discourage the
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1861-07-27

SOnssttutiOu VI soS SVsssRSsSu~y W WV
gross. f..
Soon after the first call for militia, il
was considered duty to authorize the
Commanding General, in propsr cases.
accortling to his discretion, to suspend
the privilege Of the writ If ks6ess cor
pws. az, in other w0rdA to arrest and
detain. without resDrt to the ordinary
process and forms Of law. such individ-
uals - he might deem danGersus to the
public safety. This authosity l,as par
pcssly been exercised very spariaely !;
nevertheless the legality and propsiety
If what has been done under it ere
questioned, and the attention 1t the
country sss been called to the peuposi-
ton that one who h sworn IN TAKE case
that the Laws be faithfally sxeeoted
should not himself viOlafs them. OF
course, some consideration was given
to the questions Of power and psopsisty
before this question was scted upon.
The whole Of the lave which wsge
required to be faithfully exseated wsrs
being resisted and failing ef egssutiom
in nearly "ue-third at the elaHss, must
they b allowed to 6aally fiil Of sxeca-
ton. even had i been perfectly clear.
thst b. the NE u the mems ae6sooosy
20 thesrsxeceiien Same dnGle ~, unudo
In sueA extEs@e tsnoerIoD of tn Ell.
sens hbssty that psastieally 4 relieved
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1861-07-27

to Law and order, and - muc). pride
and reverence fur the history and Gov.
eminent Of their common country, q
any other civilized and patriotic pevple.
They knew they could make no u.
vancement dipcfly in the testh of thsse
strnmg and noble uoatinsemts. Aecnsd-
ingay, they eu0menesd ty IN insidi-
Gus dshasching Of the public mind.
They Invented IN inseaious sophism,
whkh. IL concsded, wss e,llowed b.
perfectly logical steps thrcsgh I'll ne
insislcnts ~ ~ coasplets dsslsuctiou
Of the Unisa. Tie elsphism itsslf h,
that any 6ssts. Ct the Uninn nay, con.
sisssaay visA ~ xssieeal csassssssss. Al tAsss
uiaHsss ssssssi e = Csiss = q =, -
Ssaae. fhs list1s dilguise, shas /
- - es0uissd nly1Bstsa ssso. ksssens ~
!hs.asiv:s - = = ~ ~ jsdsss e ~ jssaiss
psblie ois1 - ssis ssesiss ~ nsss 49, sk'r J
ysaes, 81 ssen = osaoA ~ havs tssouaa ossy
80 - - UiQaGnn0 - 0ks - ssuo anninsl
~ 0evssaooeA 81 - ~ day sfes 49,
asssohesgs g - ~ nsseeo - nori6O -.
49, = akiag 49, - = ~ usiea 4ho eepId
sevs - ssse9ae - = = 80 t1iag ~ 1ayts.
- t. $50 ssslves essA. bsseaes ~
~ 7 - ssSiesss:s q - -; ~ =
pono = oa6a. - saaAl ~ e - 49,,
- 49,. - oo9o 1aso ooiahoe - ~ -
HeUee eAoo ~ sooagyo1 - ~ = - U63os q
~ Ceaoooolo1s - 6aeee 49, esos haSooe ~
9 - 81 - - unla os1Iss ~ i6ss q
- - eooooaop e4ODo1Dpo6 - ~ 30
- eaeA eass he ~ uSisa 6Iessly IN -
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LESorH OF DAys.-At Berlin and London
the longest day has sixteen and a hall
hours. At Stockholm and Upsal, the long
est has eighteen and hall. At Hamburg,
Dantzic and Stettin, the longest day has
seventeen hours, and the shortest seven. At
st. Petersburg and Tobolsk, the longest has
nineteen, and the shortest FIVE hours. At
rorneo, in Finland, the longest day has
twenty hours and half. and the short
est two and half. Il Nandorbus, IN Nor
way, the day lasts from the 2lst of MAY to
the 22d OF July without interruption ; and ia
Spitzbergen, the longest lasts three months
aud half.
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TIE FARMERS GUIDE
10 Scientific and Practical ArrlnnIinre

By Henry stephens, FRS. Of Edinburgh, and lbs Ia,
!sP. NORTON. Professor Of Scientific Agriculture Ia
ale college, Nes Haven. vols ROYAL Oelayo
luV page, and numerous sngfayines.
tbs nfconiesse1ly the most complete woh on Az.
neuliuie tsei published and W order % give II wide,
an1 publishers bass resolved 10 educe Tie
ffirs 70 Five Dollars Tos the Two yoiumsslt
when sent w nail lposi paid 10 California 81 o..
eon ne price will be 81 TO every other psrt N ~
Union, and @ Canads. post paid. SO. ~ mi. Val
y sor ihe old " BOOK 81 The Fam
Remitisncssfof any fine shove publications shouI
hlwsys te addressed. postpaid, 10 the Publishers.
LEONARD SCOTT & co.
Dsosnbs &c.
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BY the use Of these Pills the periodic attacks Of Ner
Of sick Headache may Nc prevented and il taken
al the commencement ofan attack immediate relief from
pain and sickness will be obtained.
They seldom fail in removing The Nausea and Head
ache 10 which females are subject.
They act gently upon the bowels,-remoying Cos
tiyeness.
For Literary men, Students, Delicate Females, and
all persons OF sedentary habits they valuable
Larotre, improving the appetite giving tone and ,gor
to the digestive organs and restoring the naturalea
city aud strength OF the whole system.
The CEPHAblG PILLS are the result Of long in
vesiigaon and carefully conducted experiments, having
been in many years. during which time they have
prevented and relieved Of pain aud suf.
fering from Headache. whether originating in the ney.
system from deranged state Of the stomach.
They are entirely vegetable in their composition and
may be taken at all times with perfect safety without
making any change Of diet and the Rbsence Of any dis
agreeable taste renders easy to administer them 10
children.
BEWARE OF COUNTERFEITSi The genuine
have five signatures 81 Henry G. Spalling On each
Box.
Sold by Druggists and other Dealers in Medicines.
Box viii be sent by mail prepaid on receipt Of the
Price. % Cents
All orders should he addressed TO
HENRY {. SPALDING,
IS Cedar Street, New York.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1861-03-27

The GREAI WE.rrns PLANS OF AMERICA.
These occupy longitudinal parallelograrn,
nearly one thousand miles wide, extending
from the Texan coast % the North, and from
the Rocky Mountains to the western border
Of Louisiana, Arkansas, Missouri, and Iowa.
an area equal III ;he surface 81 "a state. be-.
tseen the Mississippi and tie Atlantic, With
butasingle abraptmOunsain, timbered space,
desert u lake.
There j. 10 timber Oh this area, and sin.
gle trees are scarce. The soil Is not sili-
ceOus or sandy, but fine taIsareous mould.
The country is thickly clad with grasses.
edible and nutrition. through the wear, and
swarms with animal life.
The climate is comparatively rainless; the
rivers which abound, and which all ron from
the west to the east, serve, like the Nile, TO
irrigate rather than drain the neighboring
surface. From their dimensions aud posi-.
ton, they may vet water the pasture fields
81 ihe world, upon which pastoral agricll.
tgfe may set become ] separate department
81 national industry.
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RRNARKABLE SURGICAL cAsE.-0n the 4th
of January, Cornelius foohey, 10 a fit Of
mania a poitt, made two incisiOns IN his abGo.
men, and cut of, with his knife, two pieces.
each abogt one foot in length, OF the smaller
intestine. He was taken in charge by DR..
]. MeF. Castor, whowss assisted by DR.. W.
{. Freeman. Tile haggled ends were clip.
ped of, 80 that near three feet OF the mites.
tine were taken out. The two ends were
brought together, and sewed with silver wire.
The two InclsiOns were opened into one by
the surgeon, which, alter the operation upon
the intestins, was seNed up also, and Tie ia.
tent carried TO the Poor House. Little or
no hope was entertained II his recovery, but
70 the astonishmrnt 81 81 eognizent with the
case, he did survive. and On tie 2sth u Feb.
uary walked from the Poor House 10 the
South Carolina Railroad Depot, and went Of
well man. Cglun.5iG South Caroiniag.
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"a cur OF COLD WATER.'

A cup Of cold water! oh, never forgot
To the music Of Heaven its rpples are sci,
And halo Of light from the fount whence il flows
Shall rest upon hin who its freshness bestcws.
A cup Of cold water All. dark IL the way,
And may the wanderers benighted that stray;
They faint by the wayside, they finger and die,
While the strong in their yigor pass heedessly by.
They thirst, and no mercy the clouds may drop dow
No edges Of glory their dark masses crown;
They look up in vain for the soft, cooling shower.
10 wake up The bloom Of their liies fading flower.
They thirst for the love that has blessed them Of yoe,
The kind words and tones that are theirs never more
They faint or the strong words Of courage and hope,
To light up the dark way along which they grOPe
They thirst and The weakest and humbes, that live
Can stretch forth hand that cool drsught 10 give,
And look or a tone OF son word OF love,
Those sad eyes may turn to the starlight alove.
That cupof cold water Oh, sever forget
To the music of Heaven is ripples are set.
And halo Of light from The fount whence il flows,
Shall rest upon him who is fseshness besioNs.