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MILITARY E0YTCag
ADJUTANT GENERALS OFFICE
EtGuNn,Sr, Lily (

ADJUTANT DENERAI'f OFFICER
n RICHMOND Jnlv 81, isbI. {
III The f. loving 0u4tas of Militia and
p Volunteers are required from Ih3 coun'!ea
named be ng ten per mt OF tho Etits n MA
ton Of Oh If any unity has aiFesdy sent ia To
service ths am unit . las q1o'9 in voiu lteers, or
IL no, l. now make up thai quo!s for i'm
usediata SCI vice. the Mill ia Of the isne VIII not
he required b3ti ths quota be not faiiv md
promptly IN d. mp In volunteers, taking tut0 the
calcuia n the volunteer. alraady yfEanized J
an tce whole Militia Of the county IN y hieh re
defeie ccy exists mus come into service @ Id
nds7v0us a the aces appointed In the Pro-
ciamBtiOn nf the 18th inst. without delay. In
that case, companies must ha formed. ss the Law
requires, OF net less han 80 more Than lft
n, rank and hle, snd g. ecs their oflceTs. Ti
u be commissioned a the O. zee ious ave Ceril Il
70 h oiace. sll officers = ithout COZ man vs. /
become Sapernumerarg, and take their places "a
the rdnks- tomma ntau ts Of She several feFi-
MEETS Will reroi promptly to this Department.
BY commend
Nm IL. RICHARDSON, A. q.
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yklHELIY 60, crriuI1ks.
Sasy y lbs pn9lis lhsir Improved UkYsxk1
eRhlSCOFIC snECFACLHa, for psssarv.ng aEs
restoring the impaired vision 20 Us prims vtgesi
AHo, very fro ssseTssr err Of MICROSCOPES
xAlkbU0Fks, zGRiRE aaa OPERA aLaessF,
ka6 the nEes5 so.IazEsea CT kwsEyueggskE srs
efkk6OSCOFiG KlGTUEEE.
e. GETsTAL uliFsAH sa4 lE Oh. issAa,
&c Ess KGta rYEaaS
ss-a 80 vses.e r.
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Err ,z,aegAes CuS LE-n,-E REIssh
BOATS TO LyNCEBURG THR2
TIMES 4 WERz-TEESDAY
THURSDAYS AND SATURDAYS.
Goa. MERCHANT. Capt TTos. z. EEEgT
Beat JAb. J. IABY, Capt. L. EATo.
Ao6t OLIVIA, Capt. L. W. 6UY.
g0ss G1A& SCOTT, Capt. ". SEaAEsss.
g0ss FAME, Capt. 81. Il. gkEgoss.
Boa -. Caps
riese Boats are Ri cT Tbs 6fgt slsGs, eaz&2a1&s
sy @Sresui Captains aGa Gsnas, S13 lsSrs 14c&22i
~ e. aavsytisss. SdT fT-E8as, appiy to
Guy = Coz Agents,
10 SIS slcY Ghas qtpest
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MILITARY ooons
M IL TIA ny GOOnS


military GOODS.
DAvID PAWS nspo
Offer for ssis SrAssT' PEtsssBrss. Z,
% dozen Grey Flannel ssfp~s
:, 600 ao.sn cry Fisnnel sill RTs.
s'o oeS ys ra ezra Super Grey cA>siSSpF5sss
5000 Yards Sarrttsa II.
900 pair Navy BLAgRETg
goo pair Navy BLANKETS
LOCO yards Boussok's JEANS
200 yards Fulled carolina ERRspv
'aoo yards Virginia BrMEsPUN'
i,ooo va ds Grey FLiNSfL
1000 yards elue DENNIS
$1,000 yards Brown D9IIls
i, 600 yards Checked IsSEYs
zoo gross Confederate bCTr0Na
200 gross Cap ITO
Goods of every kind, quality and ds..
DAVID 6AvIs q BRO q.
Necessary shy som @ofs s'rss Pe'estur
o, military CoFPPssSHIgggSs o. Soldiers
Organizing Ill do well 70 bear hi. fas.,.
and cali soon Oh the subscr beers '''' "a D'1d.
DAVID d W. Gpso
,ros -, No 81 sycamore s,rs.,
:. Ftiers ogrg u
EACELstOE CAhsP BtD>y,1I,---,
our CAMP BEDSTEAD which wsib, .L'eiers 70
TOR 70 anything in tho market. It bas ssops,
n na.iaea eoImsndstioa OF thoss cs,.a.
Come and SEQ it, and yon will bo .sti,s..
perfect adaptation 10 the wants II the soIFtn0 u,
,usisg hacs SIs0 s eR 9nsnd and are dsi a9u.
various styles and prices. &C. Ok
Cali At the Faraitare " sIefooms of
BiNF0GD & Pop-vp
" il-dts Corner Is'h ard FrsnEi,hs
Va OIL CLOT4 CAMP BLAyEs~s
Every SOLDIER shcqLa have cas q thoss "a,
pensable articles They car bs used 10 sissp as
ind also to throw around the shoulders h lsi %.
weather. Companies furnished az short rt ~!
l I, MONTAGUE
~ Him Corner 5aak ana i.tb
wco2, %s~,.
NOTICE. shall BE- compallei 10 rzag,,zc,-,--
~ for all COAL sold b. me a intu q. '@sA
" II -tms n - VHlriya
A. UrI,2 IU TstE CITIZENS III ,,,,i;-
~ M0ED-REDUCTI0N is PRICE OF Won
$50 cords prime oak and PIHR WOOD, On B,s;,,
Bank, and receiving dsily / will ron III,
dsss, sell good oAh W0oD q q g aod s5oi
PINE sEs wo0g e soTs .s dsv' %,, "a
Bank. between 9th and 18Th s,leeta.
|lANYON iFEl.L GOA E.-Thg prices Al a..
~ bon hiil Coke, until further aotice, viii ha a,
Crate Coke.................... Der Io,s
stove 9, Cooking coks..'.......... leo
TEExp-stiiciiv cash . ''''' '' wet,
go stsa vDk.,s.- ALIIr-CT-7 -
4 sonTerted from BituaInoQs C5sl, 's asess,s
iull. usad In srpolss III fGbstitcts Ter Antcrs.
ute Coal.
nv 2l-ts IOgH EERwE A..nt
4 MN saaEtEE.. AZ s%c5. AMI subgE tgta ;or
"a psnnsyivspiS AuthFfsite, for all aouc,.i,
-zss, wiz Dc found IN
CARBON HILL CCEE,
pyocuss6 AT Fgxs.
NJ Ordars promptly sgssutei.
49, Enthusiastically ecah.
JEU, !. WEIR AGA
Yards SOY. 18th md Cary and Ssa ARA gT,3 sss,
nysts
"a - Is y 81.
L sexs sszs .gPpay Q:
GA saz FEgE pese
Which vtll bs delivered e. fsg-slias At lhs YER,
lowest marie JlstFas
fas Sta
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RUNAW s.


IN RANAWAx-About the lst of stay,
EW from the tobacco flctory OF Kent x Wilson,
~ Richmond, NEGRO BOY DaMo1 JIM.
- aboat sixteen wears old 10 is d i ely
..z~ black Boy. abou; Eve feet hi h. Said n egr0
Is supposed 10 be lurking ab ut Manchester or
ha he's relatives. wi1 give TEN pOLLAth Tor
the delivery Of Jim 10 Mr.. FAT. GARY. in Man
chester, or if lodged IN any Jail SO that set
him again. Address, ALFRED NAM,
y 2@-Zw* keysvilie, Va
So 800 RENAk D-EVr the de- livery to II g
90 OF ry carnage driver, BEVERLY He is
"a abe ut 2. years olo, mar six feet a gh color
~ bsck f2so Iall Of Oh It e. d and m Us
il IS probable he NAV be abou; htcg George or
Wastu0raland counties, IN hopes Of O. Gaping -
rhP abovs reward VIII be paid II caught over IS
miles from bone: 500 u cauRnt and + that dis
lance liy Vs. a r RNAhD
A~ $40 s.EwAhU WIu tic para tyr NV
IN inst , ii de ivored 10 me at inv house or
~ 10 Mr.. HECTOR DAVIS in tie city of kich
.s-s-~ IN ,Gd FiEAsAsT Is 4bout 10 years old
DARK color, rot Lack very large ey SPEAKS
pleasantly whes spoken to, and Is suTpos ed to be
Waiting o. soldiers about some of the camps near
tho city. W r. AUSTIN.
As kaN W. $50 kh AkD.-han
EN0RO MAN, named AARON tUTToS, about
N 80 years OF age, and weighs from ace 10 lTo
-~&e lbs., of dark color, some feet or inches
bisn. down look when spoken 20, lie has = wife
been seen frequently In the city In when place
doubt he il ST la king. Will give the q.
reward for the appTe nenslon ana dsilVefs OF sSld
negro TO me, Confinement In Lampkln's jail,
In th,s ctty RIO b LYME, agent,
(For Mrs. l. CsaBErT)
Once over Bodekers Drug store,
~ ifs No. II Main street.
IA Run AWAY NEGRU.-asa4wEy ir0H
~ tht. service CT tina Viryirta * Teupaxgef
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DtssOEC 500. the concern BARhh
~ DALE 4 BROTHE 10 is this day dissolved / ,
NU.uGl consent All persons havjn. claim
against, or Indebted 70, this eOreagn, Will presen
sleiE claims to CLAIBORNE aId CHASLEs Il
SAREsDALs, wA0 aEs authorized TO settle up ths
s3oks. CLAIBORNE BAkKSDALs,
OLEh'T Y. BAHESDALE,
CHAELks 4. BkRKsDALE
EtsETnOad. yuly / 1881
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q EsAuA Go atkhaAAAD gULuSASes,1s
re IN virginia, o.. y a=1s t@s!.
az General Order.
s. Hsving 9eeD assisEsd by has ExceAs;cs tbs
uCyerror OF the State, ana a1F;gcEv Council. 70
the command. for the present Of such volunteers
fTo@ Maryland "a Znsy offer their services, tpf
uE1sIsigned advises iEnu3dlsts 0rgGr .Iati0a iC'g
companies OF not lass than fitT Iaea, ~kU vii
sisci their own oA2srs.
Tho certificates ot sisstion will hs rGGu-3ed 4
The sor2msnGInG ct3caT. WHO VIII roTtkwl I Pro
sGre the proper commissions.
Each company Will consist Of ors CzDt*. a oas
first ard ope Second 4i6GtsEs1t, fo1T t5TEsslss
f0Gr Corporate &Hl ~ least forty-tSo pgtvata3-
IL IL earnestly accommodated 10 the sarviEua
men ihat they lose no tine II peT'es.ipg .aalt
ozklEiJatie1. inheritlng We do thr 1zsas q
tts Cd "HaEyixad Like" lei rs iTlitagS tte1
va&tues, and let the Maryland Line O. to-cGy, 81
cid tbs grand ''Oid MaryiS8d Cor tipepfaAS' =
l-7s, sas sp example OF loyalty, diss2liGs SRI
s-ursGe 10 b9 aElula. ed eut Eof EurpG=ss2 ~ 0sl
bToshers ci the SoGta
FRANCIs J. THOKAF,
r,y Ss-ts Gel. CorarG"StrZ.
AK ADGRS. ND. FLY ING : hTiLLjEY,
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Sa.ssrN EATH COUNTY, VA

a. a 9abztCa.-A f9w !s54i3ses cai tie
sSsyzA Accommodated with G e. PORTABLE
$3.50 QUARTERS ~ the 30 - Ii-5G GREEN
GGgoIine county, which is only 40 ana = hall
nile sfsom Milford Dapct on the Richmond
Preisgicks5urR, and Potomac Itai read whGre
hey can be srppHed with every comfort, espe-
siaily plenty oI Ice >Ed 8ood we.oT Il ia ore q
the eaIthiest places IL Virginia
ThaTS IS Giw1Ts o&EiBUS st the depot g
SoEvey passengers 20 tho above piaes.
Terms Of SCard, 80 por month children snd
servants he'll tsis@- GDViE Z. PULLEE
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ORDNANCE OFELUls,

M aCSt!rr1 AZ s.3iENT@ ARE EaCf2.
y nk@Ea oalive,ef 10 he Oydnerc ge3sYi-
Uept 81 me STATS OF Virginia win. from SD atc1
tails axto, ne ed into tbs Ordnance W%gehG-LGt
st az soraSf OF 18th anu Cary streetss
g. UJts3bCg
ia fio' - Ord r nc, cf Va
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"a CsTd.--l tE7s this day sold cut my sntsrs
interest Ia the concern Of BA4ESDALE BIO.
LhE4c to my two brothers, CLAIBORNE gna
GHA81s bAREsDALE, Who will continue
arm Of BAkKsDALE & BROTHER and viii oe
supy the same Office formerly occupied BY the
drm OF BARksDALk BRCTHEEE NJ j
HARRIS viii 20 rstained Clerk by the nav
sencefn: All persons having claims sgasnst o,
Indebted 20 the fra of BAkRsDALE q BRo.
serl Of BARksDALg pR0THER for settle.
nsnt. shall continue to act as chief Saiesmsr
o. fDbsceo FOR the arm Of BARKSDALR 81 BIO.
IhER, and cordially recommend my two bro
theirs, ULAiscREE and CaA1Iss IT, BAggs-
DALE, 70 ths patronage OF my old customers and
Richmond July l. I2st w Ilm
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szgs tUk stENE-s largo ana very dGslrAGle
80 DW ELLIE0, sth street, between ClEy
~ snd Leigh. west si6e, recently occupied by
the Rev. Mr- Keplar: Ths house contains shoai
thirteen rooms, and is supplied with gas, watar
rad sil the modern axtures and impTove msnSr
fer the eoaysptsEss Of large and gen;seI Emily
Apply 10 REDWOOD kkAgH.
te f-ts 80 fsstn st<sSt
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Rev CSncsrn.-The Undersigned nave thia
tsy sntas cd into partnership, under the style
.ui arm Of BAkksDALE BROTHER for the
purpose of conducting the FB0DUCE C0MMis
SION BUSiN ESS, and will give especisl attention
to the sale o. Tobacco, Wheat, Corn, &c Thsy
nope. from their experience Ia this business and
By strict and prompt attention, to merit liberal
portion Of public patronage They have engaged
the services Of Col. G. Il. BARKbDALE as sales.
Esn % Tobacco, who Will devote his attention Il
this o,srsh Ct the business
CLAIBORNE BARRGDALA.
CHARLIE Il. 1kaEGDALs
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sa NJ tsTN &kfs.-S.rayed or stolen
sFEg. from my heU e, sunday. the 2ist inst q,
S2S5s Z large brown Horse MULE. about ten
MeHzasa years al !. Ee has = scar his II. ht
hlnd foot wiz give 2 reward OF IS for his de-
NV ~ 10 MIR, HICKS, al tle l-aeric&n Stables.
~ % -st* 4. =, TONNES.
,s ,s f.f'sEbo.w cen the ato1e .
- - TAamas Z. f1'cc Co. and the
American Hotel "a par D. lacies' Gold EPbCTA.
Giles. il d bird 's-eye maple Case. The huder
riii be suitably rewarded by returEicR thsIc 81
the Cftg sewing Bank, la Main ~ j. e-ts
/ CSx-n4 ipuE>a4y, .atn % ja2e, pa UEnGa
H on 4. Il. ~YNsR. far the SlH OF tiEt, receipt
y ~ ~ ~ - - - = =
pefsnEs from tad z for inc earce payment has
bssn eteptad Ivtl Giye 5 liberal reward fG1
the i Ter a the 6t0ney6rd cGrlsr Ct Ssh and
Arch esrects. near he Fe.eFsno1g Depot, wiz
Hr. JAs. MoLAvLEI-
10 3s--ss Mas. E. r. MoCLOT.
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az &UisS FRESH ltIOUNsAlN Bl1TER,
EJss very superior article, just rscsivsd froE
-1gGnt& s0rnts, for sale at rs cents retail by
J. S. ROBERTSON,
Oornsr Franklin and Governor ats.
gf4AUABGRkY BgANDT, for Diarrhea, Ia bot,
;sss. je is-ts
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MOTH. E.-Ths accounts Of John stsEsr,
~ trustee, under deed from Peter D. Chm
and his wife and William D8vi5 and his VIE
bearing date the Gath day Of November, lsjs, ior
the bensht Of the creditors Of the sa.d Gli21
Davis, are before ms Tor settlement The paT''ss
Interested will tie their claims with ma. = NJ
Office, Ia the corner of 18th and b. streetsl o.
or before MON DAY, the 18TH day Of August 1851
so that may be enabled 10 settle tina ~Seouns
and show to how much tine creditors IN The deed
~ 100ti9Su WI ? WATSON, Com'r.
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NEYkay &D-buA GD.-Ar hagntn .,sat4sG;an
w who has lately arrived N this ettY, anQ
whose soj0Irn Is IkcIy 81 10 prolonged g de
sirods Of obtaining BOARD and LODGING "a g
strictly private family. address DELLA" o61cs
Of th'> p.neF -E-.tz
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=
ECRSES, &C., rCR s<

HORSES, &c, FOR S&LE.
sN FOR SALE
We have foe Ilding MARE for sale -
She IS sure footed and of great endurance she
may be eh at DUDLhY q co IS,
iy 2T-3tifx ~ Main street.
a. FOR >ALE An excellent FAMILY
-1~yT HORSE, well bros Q, and pc rfectly emile.
Apply at B.CkS' American stables.
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RON AND Ell.

We have IN store fac assortment Of al ee'
scriptions OF
IRON and STEFL,
To which we Invite the attention OF the tI@ds.
GILLIAN 8 BUHLuP;
~ ls--sm Petsrsburg, Ns.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1861-08-10

tellc,ctual, moral and religious well.being
WITHIN your several circles of influence.
For this noble womanly mission your course
ot study here is designed TO qualify you.
And indeed to this mission Of love yon
have already consecrated yourselves a glad
earnest OF what You have given in that in
spired motto, which as a class you have Sc
lected for your future guidance, and in
which, with sweetest nccents of sisterly af.
fiction, you will daily exhort one another
to go on TO perfection" Yes, and we
echo the cxhortation, Go on to perfection. .
for in this motto, you do but give aud afir.
NATIVE response TO the request Of this IT.
stitution when it teaches you to pray daily
10 the words Of its own motto, Let the
beauty of the Lord our God be upon u.s."
And hardly need say, Young Ladies, it i.
to the accomplishment Of this work Of crown
ing excellence by each and all of its pupils,
that this seminary has been founded; aud
that it is for this, your Alma Mater, full o
hope and honest pride on your behalf, no"
sends you forth laden with mothers rich
est andlastng blessings.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1861-08-10

the sight of their face was the thing
which recalled Isaac Parsons to him.
self.
Come, come, mother" he said, but his
voice was not just steady, "don,t give away
now like this. Pm as hungry as a panther,
and want my supper before / do anything
but put up my horse" and he strobe off to
that impatient quadruped in the back yard.
SO the new carpet proved aa olivebranch
of peace to the household of Isaac Par.
sons While others admired its pattern or
praised its quality, it spoke to Mrs. Par.
Sons's heart a story Of all that which love
and patience may accomplish. After many
struggles and much prayer, the triumph
over pride and passion, and evil habits,
was at last achieved and this was not
accomplished in a day, month, or a
year. but the small leayen that leaveneth
the whole lump" worked silently and
surely completed at last its pure aud per.
iect work, and in the farm house of Isaac
Parsons reigned the spirit of forbearance
and seIt.reIinguishment, Of gentIencss and
love, which was given unto those "who
fear God aud keep bis holy command
mentS"
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1861-08-10
From the Albany kvening Journal.
The war Worth all IL Costs.

War is an expensive luxury. However
humanely or discrectly waged, it is q seri-
Gus drain upon the life of q nation. We
shall come out o! the present struggle i'm.
poveriShetl in many ways. With the best
success, we shall expend hundreds of mil.
lions Of treasure and sacrifice thousand of
lives. We shall feel the bruises of the con-
hlct for years after the rebellion has been
crushed and peace has been restored
Thousands of fortunes will be wreck ed
| thousand OF bright careers will be arrested.
The m0uTners will go about the streets.
There will be sorrow and anguish there
will be despair that no human sympathy
can assuagc-in many gentle bosom. The
wrecks will lie thick around US the charred
and battered ruins Of high hopes aud sub
lime endeavorS-wll attest how severe has
been the trial through which the country
has passed.
Will it pay the cost ? Yes-a hundred
"a thousand fUld-if we come cut of the
struggle conQnerors If we succeed in
crushing out this miserable rebclon-if we
shall succeed in convincing the world that
we have u Government, strong enough,
vigorous enough, determined enough, to
overcome oil combinations and attacks,
whether from conspiraces within or iuv0-
Sions from without; if we shall be able TO
impress Christcudom with the conviction
that our Western Empire is bnilt upon "A
rock, which no con vulsion eau shake and
no tempests undermine if VIC shall be able
to do this, and do it effectively, the war
no matter how long or how desperately
woged, will be the cheapest enterprise upol
which the nation has every en- kcd
Every drop Of blood that has been shed
every dollar that has been expended
every purpose that has been banked, and
hope that has been cruShed-wiil fructify
into future blessings. We shall emerge
from the conflict stronger in all that goes
10 make up the life of great people. We
shall resume the clam pursuits Of peace,
chastened by the trial through which We
have paSscd-pur6ed by the uffliction with
which We have been visited. We shall find
ourselves elevated TO a higher plane, aud
quckened by noble Impulses to the perfor.
nance of noble deeds. We shall find our
selves purer, more selfreliant, more self
poised, more able 10 grapple with future is
sues, and avoid future dangers. We shal
hnd ourselves less bound up in sel6shnesS
less the slaves of toll and business, less grow
cling in our tastes, less earthly iu our as
piratons.
The successful termination of the wal
will be the dawn of rev era in the his
tory of the country. The Republic will Ell
ter upon new stage of its career. The
public heart will throb with more gener
Gus pul,ations. Broader, higher, uobler is
sues will engage The attention of statesmen
A loiler standard of public morality will
prevail, A better class of public teachers
will come upon the stage. Purer aims and
more exalted conceptions Of truth and JUS
tice will animate the people. The sterling
metal Of our Western life, purified as il
were by fre--abstracled from the dros'
that has SO long taruished its lustre-will
! shine out as it has never Shone before.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1861-08-10
Seventy-Six.
BY WILLIAM CULLEN BRYANT.

What heroes from the woodland sprung,
When, through the fresh-awakened land,
The thrilling cry of freedom rung,
And to the work of warfare strung
The yeomen's iron hand
Hills flung the cry 10 hills around,
Aud ocean mart replied TO mart,
And streams, whose springs were yet unround
Pealed far away the startling sound
Into the forest heart.
Then marched the brave from rocky steep,
From mountain river swift and cold
The borders of the stormy deep,
The wales were gathered waters Sleep
Sent up the strong and bold.
AS if the very earth again
Grew quick with Gods creating breath.
And, from the sods of grove and glen,
Rose ranks OF lion hearted men
To battle to the death.
The wle whose babe first smiled that day,
The fair, fond bride of yester eve,
And aged sire and matron gray,
Saw the loved warrior haste away,
And deemed it sin to grieve.
Already had the strife begun
Already blood on Concord's plain
Along the spriDging grass had run,
And blood had flown at Lexington,
Like brooks of April rain.
The death-stain ON the yernal sward
Hulowed to freedom all the shore
In fragments fell the yoke abhorred-
The footsteps of foreign lord
Pro(aned the soil no more.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1861-08-10
Change In the Household.

There's no use trying any longer to suit
Isaac Parsons muttered the aforenamed
individuals better hall, as she sat in a cor
ner Of the farm kitchen, rapidly divesting
a chicken Of its feathers; I've worked and
slaved myself for his and his'n, aud Sll the
thanks lve had for the last fifteen years has
been short words and general growljn,' and
fault finding until now, I'm just determined
to stand out and have my own way, or let
things take their own course, and he'll find
after oil, Melissy Talcott has got some spir.
it in her that cau't be crushed out with all
his abusin' and aggraVation
To think that he should have the heart
to refuse me q new carpet after he had such
good luck with his wheat crop, and | lest
Slaved myself through harvesting and got
along with one GIRL
The more the man gets, the stingier he
grows, and there isn't woman among all
my acquaintance that would stand such
treatment, and l won't, I'll put my foot
down from this moment, setting down most
emphAtically that solid member Of her come.
ly person on the kitchen floor If Isaac
Parsons wont come to terms, III quit him
that's all y
1t was a still serene morning in the early
autumn. The kitchen windows were open,
and through them came like golden wings,
the sunshine to linger and laugh on the
white kitchen floor, and fash along the cell.
ing, and brighten everything into pictur-
esqus beauty in the old farmhouse kitchen.
The song of the birds 10 their nest among
the old 6ell pear trees, came also through
the windows in sweet eddies aud jets of mu,
sic, and so did all those ripe spicy scents,
which belong to autumn, aud which have
always whisper Of the tropics, with their
still, stately splendor, their groves of balm
aud forests odorons with gums, and beauti
lul with all strange and gorgeous blooms.
But better than all this, that autumn
morning was one TO brim the heart with
gratitude and love to God, the giyer Of
perfect beauty, TO calm the human soul iutC
peace, aud trust in the wisdom and love
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1861-08-10
German Thrift.

asked u nleasant. looking German wo.
man in market one cold morning, If it was
not hard work TO come every morning aud
mind her stall. -
'Oh, yes. was herreply, 'tish pretty cold.
But | must do something. / not use to
tend market.
l euquired how it happened that her cir
cumstanceS had so changed In her broken
English she told me the following story:
Me aud my husband came from Sher-
many, and on the sea he died And when
me got to st. Louis me have no monish,
fonr five children, so Iwash, iron, do
everything l can do den gone sick
washing and ironing to hard for me- SO
said, will 60 into the country and made
garden, aud sells everything, and works
some more and gets twenty dollars and then
rent Of German one acre OF gronud.
And spade him and work him all myself
my boy only seven years old then-and raise
beets, and onions, q lettuce, and corn,
aud everything, and make moulsh. Then
in two years rent two acres, and then my
boys aud girls help some aud l make lot Of
monish. Then in four years buys the
land. and then builds a koOt honse, aud
two years aGo me gets me q husband
How do you get along now 2 asked
oh very well now, she answered aud
with twinkle in her eye, she added. lie
Is the most convenient thing about my
house except my new cook stove. He spade
my ground and help me get ready for mark,
ct, and nurse my baby while comes, for l
know better as be how to sell ! been
! knowing so long. stal-ss