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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-11-19

Cotton Growing In Illinois, Three InouB@
and Acres Of Cotton 20 be Raised.
A correspondent OF the Chicago Tribune,
wiring from Champaign, H., gives this
intsrosting report of what has been dORe
and is TO be done in that State in the way
Of cotton raising:
During the present season we have lost
no opportunity to teoOme eonversant with
the history Of cotton growing in our State,
snd Of the propriety Of recommending its
planting on large scale. We have come
70 the deliberate conclusion that in sll
psrts Of the State south Of 40 degrees Of
latitude, the cotton plant will flourish, and
Is SIS certain Of q good crop as corn and
wheat. Last week We made q visit to
tOhrfstian county TO examine 3 cotton field
of ten acres, three miles from the village
Of Assumption, on the main line Of the IL
linoss Central Railroad. This field was
Blantsd early in May, but from the unskil-
fulness Of the planting, the seed failed to
gsrmiEate, and ii was not until the seven
ifeer1h day Of June that seed could be Oh.
dained TO replant it. Notwithstanding this
9ate planting the crop is 3 fair one, esti-
mated at three hundred pounds to the acre.
The growth Of the plant was vigorous, and
had Il not been for the late planting,
which has allowed only one picking, the
crop would have come fully up to the best
weld Of Tennessee upland. So confident is
the planter Of its success and resulting
profit, that he is making arrangements to
plant two thousand acres next spring,
while other parties in the neighborhoOd
have engaged to plant one Shousand acres
in addition, making three thousand acres
near this section. If seed can be had in
hims, the planting viii extend through the
,RaiFhboFing counties as far north as this
oo SstT, where several parties are making
srra Sesnents for seed to plant five 70 ten
aares each
Seed 6gsm tie uplsnds Of Tennessee vii
be used es best adapted TO this climate
nrodueing Ehst is called a short staple up
land. We have samples Of the oottoI
grown On tite pISntstion mentioned, Whiel
is Of excellen quality.
Arrangements are also making st AS
sumption for the necessary buildings an
mschinery for ginning and baling thre
Thousand bales the coming Autumn.
bale is 400 pounds, This settlement
largely composed Of canadian French, an
some eighty farmers Rmons them will 3
once enter upon its culture, putting IN o
average Of twelve acres each. This VII
not interfere with their other farm CROP
and al the same time will give them q
opportunity to become familiar with u
rzutine Of its culture and preparation 70
user<ef.
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FROM FORTRESS lIONROE.

FoRF MoHReE, NOV. ~
Our naval force at Newport News has
been increased, in order to check the rebel
expedition fitting out in James river, Of
which those formidable fre-boats are said
to form Q part.
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q. z. 9aUEFtisEnteuts.
8oaEaina.

DOARDING HOUSE---T H E
ID HOUSE, No. a Public Square, and By the
stone Ohuroh,-one Of the pleasantest locations IN
the city-has been thoroughly repaired and Is noE
oDen for Boarders. FAMILIES Wishing 20 furnish
theiT own rooms can be AcogmmO1atec with large
and convenient rooms and bed-roomsi and single
BosrdsrS md DAY Boardsrs viii ind good sooommo.
datlons on reasonable terms. Reierence4 given ano
ra1uiTad- IiaI:R2sl \ " bHkRiFF p
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tItAEnIn.

South Carolina can't be content to be
Zone Of many" she must be selEglorifying
or she is not happy. Since the fall of SUM
ter, ct which time South Carolina covered
herself all over with a mantle of cOmpla.
eenoy, and called out to the whole world,
with all her tongues and types, 'lOOk at
me. Ibid that brought this thing about"
she has been compelled 70 remain as obscure
as any Of her confederate sisters. She has
been simply State and not the State. As a
consequence, she has been i'll at ease, and We
have caught occasional grOw!s from her just
10 let the world know that she was the prin-
cipsl feature Of the secession show, But
now she has another chance to glorify her
self The Federal forces have landed upon
her coasts, tdey have captured her forts and
threatened to march upon her chief city Of
destruction, Oharleston. South Carolina is
again In blaze Of excitement, and the Mer-
curry RACES and foams like Gagged grisly.
She unfurls the black Gag, and swears no
quarter shall be given and none asked. The
Confederate government notifies her that the
prisoners who may be taken are not hers TO
dispose Of so summarilyi that they will be
prisoners of war. To this South Carolina
demurs and says after she has got through
with them, then the government may have
them. Whether she will succeed in her
'.ao qusrter" scheme, and whether, if she
does, she viii get any prisoners to operate
upon, are q1estiOns yet to be determined.
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GlnthtMg.
.H e & A r 1 n EZ;
On TIE LONE LADY OF THE CRIMSON CLTys
OONTINUEB

ASAA-
OONTINUEB.
CHAPTER IV.-TaE CORsAIR OHIEF.
When Insz awoke the storm had passed away,
Apo the Wild night was followed II a beautiful daN
She looked all around, the scene was quite strange
In her dreams she cid never expect such CHANGE
ehe was in an apartment both sumptuous q grand,
Lying on nne Lounge, bought at UutIers' second
And rubsing her e-es, HWheGe am I?r she cried.
'ssf, deA lady, quite SAFE" soft huts voice re-
Then Inez looked up young man stood the-e,
BE vas dressed in red velvet, with diamonds most
And he said. "Farest maid' you shall now be my
BRIDE
81 don't see 1t, bMs mis- :rssntI" gentle Inez then
Gre Td wed su,b a man would die an old maid"
"Longest thou then fir he laughing hillock8
Il cert ialS do" the iaIr Inez repii,d,
"Apd III wax there, or crawl III re-, If cannot
''If gold be your desire, - the pirate then SAID,
III Il give yon my lie, and he nnllst out a IU5.
''And leave you wretch, Il pull out our hair
7 en- said the pirate. Dear maid, ere Iatt,
fscamo 4" said fair Ioez. 'ycu 81. ely are mad,
No sach an article ev>r you had,
EIcept the sh eos nesrt-nOw don't make face
Y u BE away fr5m tho msrkst place,
And his HIGH hess, policemen MIX,
Took you for 'teal'ng tne sGmo to Judge Ike.
o, you know him, Jud 9 Isaac @. Val
Who you for stealing shseps hsart to the jail
know you, SO lsay. me, you dirty Boampl
4 IL y I
tramp
They Gait me o Spaniar', p tho pirate then ssfd
''Bgt I'm fall blooded Greek, nd my parents are
MY name Is o. Mulligan, I'm ths p'rat, chief
But lady, dear lsdT, I am not thief,
Iil lEaVe you, sweet aid, but you II rue this say
For on shall be my bride sle the daWning Of day.
Then he f the apartment au fair intz alone,
And she fell 70 - ca ing large turkey bone
Wen leave ef to ENJOY her sumptuOus T. plst,
And turn to q scsne which we've c lIne 70 at last
lTo BE CONTINUED.
And We would respectful J request our repdtrs TO
turn their attention 10 the splendid stock Of new
FALL AND WlnTER OLJTHING
for Men and Boys wear VIC have now on hand and
which We are selling 1t extremely lOW price, at
ISAAC A lBAACB'
MAGNIFICENT UNION HALL,
Cole Ag,Dny for the sale Of Singers Oalahzte1
Sewing Machines, Strong's Patent Army Trunks
and Storr's AutOmatOn Pressman,
Corner Of Union and Superior stresta,
~ EOOK our FOk THIS GIANTa ~
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DERNARD DEMMENG,

ARTISAN, MAOHIEIBT AN PATEET MODEL
ma ER,
Ne. IA Sups -ior street (Leeder Building,) J
raa -O.sGVELAND, OHIO.
BEREARD pEHhEHG, having rented the
establishnlent Of n KonigBloW, is now prepared to
contract for manufacturing Sewing Machines and
Al kinds Of light Machinery. Particular attention
and fSoIilties Tor getting up ModelB Of Patents.
R il p a Il G..
II your SKATES need liking, call on Demmeng.
II your Swing MACHINE is out Of orders
He repairs ali kinds Of SURGICAL Instruments
An kinds Of hetsl and Musical instruments re.
paired.
Ifyou should get up q new Patent, Demmeng iI
the man 70 get up your Models, either In Wood
Brass, or Iron. In the neate5t manner.
An kinds o. Belt Hanging done IN prompt style,
All kinds Of light Machinery Put IN order IN the
T1Ost expeditions manner.
Engineering lngtr1ment3 reported.
Small Steam EngtDea repaired tnoroughly.
Rail Road Oonductor'B Punches Manufactured u
the best manner.
RAil Road Oonductor'H Punches repaired.
- In iac. gorYthing In the shape OF ropairsns
or manufactures, done on contract.
~ Entrance 70 shop-lA Superior streetl nP one
isbSsBii
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A LOFTY LEAP.-A few minutes past
eleven o'olosk yesterday morning, some sx-
oiiensnt Eras oreated= on Baltimore street,
caused By large newfoundland dog jump
Inc ron the thiri-stoFy window Of the es-
tablishmant Of Samuel Kirk Sons, No.
10 Baltimore street. to The sidewalk. The
Sor. IN lis arial hight, struck lady on
~ head. who. 6upposing tAat house vas
faIlinq upon her, ran down the street ut-
serine piercing shrieks. The dog By his
foli7. broka thrss Of his legs, end, to alleE-
iats his suferinss, be was killed.-Bdsa'
snors oiPpa.
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DEVOLVERs AND BOWIE
III KNINE5.-A lns assortment q lat25slq9
! isE0ll, such as Colt new moddel baeon = 5ll >
Allen B Weslock'8, Fharpls. Spies e1itl VI
sons, large aud small, with various oeeer kllls
Jas 80 Il HATTERgLEE1
Gun stoEs, 10. Superior street, eisFsla1e'
Oesn
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-11-19

A I,rsaeh o. promise case was tried in the
Snns,ner Court at Boston on Wednesday.
T5s n5siutif uas Miss. Anna E. Brown, and
ne 4 efsudant Thom IS d. Kingsbury, both
nsrtiss. living in Newton, Massachusetts,.
The 4 seeivei Anna sued Thomas for $1,000
damaq 8. and gave full testimony in relation
- be+ vF;evapees. Ia the cross examination
~ ssiS she never told Kingsbury that she
oTpeotsd 70 be crazy, but now she shouidn'
Wonde, IF she was. This caused . sllgnt Sl cap
pipc Of hands By some Of her friends. Ohie
Jnstice Ailan remarked the unseemiy con
duct and said the next man who claPPed = n'l
hands should be clspped into prison. I'M
spectators says a Boston paper were 81 ucl
dumb By this judicial pun, and the trial pro
ceeded Withg1E farther interruption.
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nlHrn n. aAaI

plvfD y. eAer Hi BnUOl
GAGE 3 BRUCE, ATTORNEYS
u and Oounoellor! At Law. Once l6s SlperioF
sffsst, EoYpoaite Merchants Banks) Cleveland o.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-11-19

A writer in the Boston Transcript COM
msnts bitterly on the conduct Of General
Stone. uHe is known to be in high favor
with the Maryland secessiOnists. These
fellows express the greatest confidence in
Gen. Stone; and why shouldn't they2 He
orders the troops under his command to
obey and observe the laws Of Maryland,
which forbid the harboring Of fugitive
slaves, So. protects known traitors who
have been arrested BY subordinate officers
for making signals to the enemy, and when
brought before him have been discharged,
with 8 reprimand to the officers making
such arrests; sends back ell negroes found
in the camps to whoever claims them; and
to crown his recommendations to their fa-
vor, has needlassl7, fOOlishly, criminslly,
ordered our Massachusetts, troops to una
vailing slaughter"
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9rg Suuds.

Cry Goods.
THE GREATEST BARGAIN
L
or THE SEASON.
5000 YARDS PRINTE REPS,
CHEAP AT FIFTY GENTS,
Now SIZZLING AT 81 CTs Pa Y'D.
I.P. P.sHERWOOD's,
nOEls 242 Superior street.
EXTRA CHEAP DRESS GOODS
We have this day received from New York Auc-
tiop sales,
EXTRA FINE FRENCH MERINoEs,
MEDIUM FINE FRENCH MERINOEs,
EXTRA FINE ALL WOOL DELAINEs,
BROUHE LONG sHAwLs,
BROOHE SQUARE sHAWLs,
Choice Goods-and We ian sell them at extra low
nO7i2 MORGAN ROOT.
.T ADIEs' HOOPEDS SKIRTs-AT
odtiS IS 'A''' ''' RETTsERq & HAUsMANE.
DARGAINSI BARGAINSII
n a II, e. EFa IL If a
purchase Of goods, will Oiler
El3ured French Brillientes ct Is, worth 81 so9tl.
Fast Oolored Lawns at 10 cents.
Embroidered English Baregss only Is cts. yard
SSIleyS woTs6 IS osnts, at % only IS cents ysrd
/ Brown Antique ParasOls, only IS cents each.
many other articles, which viii Be ofsrea ai very
Low Prices to sell them on during this season.
Gall and get some Good BarsainS's uvuAu
Cheap DRY Goods store.
A LL-WOOL DELAINES,
FROM CASH AUCTION SALES,
Selling at slc per yard-aOtuaI value 44c.
ALSO
BLACK SILK-VERY CHEAP,
LP. SHERWOOD.
/ Bspt25 2t7 suDarior ST.
! ~ ENTS' GLOVES 4 Nick TIES.
|" RETTBERG HAUSMAHH.
! u. II. SaUErttaEnreuts.
III U. u N M 1 N &,
JOHN BOYOE + son,
I
PRODUCE COR1LLSSN KERCHANT8
Il 63 PEARL LST.s.-....-.......-.........HsW York.
ED-Propsrty consigned to the care Of Meszrs. Boye
3 Son, by my Western Friends, will receive NJ
prompt Gttention. b. 9. pEM1hd.
Refer to Ocean Bank" and Business Men general
in Now York. mRy1f;hd
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CONNECTIONS.

Oonnsotions are made ct lIonrusvills with ths san
dlsEy, Maashsld and Newark B. k.t a glyde VA
t1s Sandusky, Dayton and uinctnuah 4 H. e ne
mont With rramont 8 indiana q. E., and Is Eoi11o
9Th the Michigau Southern 8 Northern lndilra Q
Aad Toledo and Wabash Railroads Tor gnleasoi De-
OAir0, Ation ST. Louis, and an points alti noEtIs
wat and Southwest.
Trans arrive in Olovsiaud trom Toi86o end re
Wsst, st go A. NJ and SO P. n. Tr m kanduEdy
L. D. RUOKIB,
Flerrfaud Nov l. 1881 enrst
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CLEVELAND 4 PITTSBURGH
~ Hal OAD.
. -.
.-2. WINTER AEBANGEMENr.

-7-AA----=-A--7
lsSl-2 WIhTER ADVANCEMENT. ls5l-7.
To take sEsct On Monday, November 4ih. ISL
Trans Leave Cleveland daily, (5undays excepted,
$50 A. II MAiL-Arrfvsssr az NeE York lO.l5 A. n :
Pniisdclphia 7;4O A. n Pittsburgh 4.IO P. II !;
" Reslir $40 P. NJ; n. PhilEdelphia SO ?. n /.
$40 p. n EIPkG5S-ArrIvss a. n. HOrE- p. H;
Rhiladelphit lzi50 '. NJ; Pittsburgh 10 ?. u. :
Wheeling $50 A. II.
Both Trains connect ct Eudscn for AkrOa ana
MiueBburgh.
Oars run through from Pittsburgh to New York
(Via Allentown without change
N fare as low as BY any other line.
a. Through Ticl cts can be procured ct the Unien
TicAet once, Wtdd II House, at the Depot or ss
the Eucl1d Str6st Statinp.
J. n. MCCULLOUGH, SUIT.
F.R. MYERS, 4. ASsRE. novl
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MaEhimists.
THOMAs MANNING

And Manufacturer Of
STEAM ENGINES MACHINERY OF EVERY
Descrfption. AlBO-Jack Screws, Bolts for Bridg.
Is and other uses, Iron Grating and BlacE smith
ing Generally. SHoP-H0s. 3 HeWitt'8 Block
West ST., Cleveland, o.
- JObbing and Repairing promptly attended 60
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. L o T h I N G
CHEAPER THAN EVER.

Owing to the pressure Of the times, We have deter
mined to sell our large stock Of Ready Made Olots
ing for CASH at q very small advance Of original
cost.
"a The Custom Department. under the superyis,
ion { the renowned Cutter, Mr.. A. W. Alexander,
is filed with the best assortment Of Cloths, Oa9st
meres, Beavers and Vestings.
a Military Uniforms made to order at short no
tice on reasonable terms.
na-A great variety OF Blue Cloth, Shoulder Straps
S. MANN,
ncfQ rfssrae
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C,LEVEIAND & TOLEDO R. R.
ess;s;i-- -jss=:s:
wIETER AkRAHsEnENr.

90 aud aftaf Monday, November h l4di. Trains
viii run daily as i6ll0ws, Sundays excepted, y
7;5O A. n Chicago Bxpress-StOps at all stations On
kOutheJn division, except Washington and
strives in TolssO at 12s3e P. NJ. and Chicago
e. 1910 ii
4.30 p NJ Northern Maii-stops at all stations ol
Northern Dlviaion, ana arrives a. sandOskE Is
6.IhP. NJ
$40 P. H. Telegraph EKDvss-stpps at all ssatign9
on SOuthern Division, fXcabt " ashington, ae-
u0a ana lay. AriiTss in Tolsdo a. Izsl5 a. ~
aud Chicago a. II A. n.
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erms S s;sS sa: Bsf ~ E'sl
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MTINTER RARRANGEMRNTFo Fon

wv Closing tho Mails at tho Cleveland Post OF
ice, oommsnclng November 4th, 1881.
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ron nlt vianca His iOreueu, r Llg4 anc
Of even width. giving TN vael uncovered
II c3raa-auce o- c~ear iurelec,uG- rore4.
wnicr u uIdal ny .ne i'm. GU lines o+ lis
mDutL.
When nf hrs, LOOKS Il You -nIt siorA e.
p~cgsio1 settles intU ms eyer-tIe tiesiiT
waves ~o.. III beneath and a~ound his eye
Drows and you gnlnR n- II preparing Ii HI"
serious lault-pernGph 10 get mac l. Vnal
vou ave TO 1el! MIN J OF flnlsL, -nf sInrn
rolls of and with al absent II, ne answers
Tnf wrvcE acain roll NJ wneu WI commence
n rer'r. Ii Eui ieF !IItie ~ none ls BtHot
disc,p.lnariun. nas 1ne III. confluence n- lis
man lmDno whom. o. l.; ie;tst among Iht
renulura. ne Ii DADDY ! I01 Or rerularF
vii be scuffiipn or theIr camDuF-snmenhoE :
ca.is uu- Daddy Is coming anc II 81 II
s,..ll, eva~vthIna Is rs quiet u meeting
nouse 1t goes absau..F aons. piueE1ne h.'
ueurd caralcssly WIZ 0nf nan1, arumlns her'
anl 1uere II c.vs IL o~ae, o. 7wu, D. aH'
goulf question IL : na.si- AUTHORITATIVE VDl4a
;uC i +hf ,0.r o. mn vnA- :; nal VI std
c .uEl I n0ol looE I'll uE NJ l'u4ses. uJ1
.link no ual any ming ike plTsl9a. 1eit- Il
all through solulo,, auu viii yet makt IL
nlarE nlcu IL tins m..HtrE world.
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4 Sketch Of Sen -vnL

Tue foIlpwide description o. Jel., NAIni,l
-, T.von ene commando O tne tfuer--
foreef IL Missouri, If from iaotar 70 tnt
Dpnuuue Iowa herGG, wrlrtan hy -lHn-
+enan, IN onc of the Iowa Regiments nov OIL
durv IL Missouri
!. Zen, I.vDn If Just now the IIon' not
o,lr he~a but everywhere il thc unon' 20
~ rs We CAD gather from nur 0ccaslona
,,J;n,T1rat NJ uur outside dOings Ills prompt
Z ~ n Missouri vii probably save Il from
..,;n,. mr. ne tnf TuiOn ant consequent =
- immense amount Of piuod-ie-tins. Tie Is
: mar pf tnirrv-fve o. forty years, some I'VE
: f.a4 n'',l a;atr iuoner hieh. and waicns perhaps
NM, me nnndred anu forty 10 fifty pnundh. 1T
- !" Wv IN build, and 1ough-luokins IL appeal
anes His nair is lOng and tnlok, MS WINS
tD-S -a-s buspr : and hsavy-hotn are lndasnrinaniy
san8r IN i,ua. His eyes are hiE most re-
,,7.-t..i,le feature either blue o. gray -
-imes perhaps butb; Eort ot storny e1'
',~nssion r,.ns which il heightened ny the wave
t;tr wrinkles around thsn, dwallf nons'anel )
IN M them. making him IUOk as Il sonle1nln! nis
was constantly going wrOng-'oT drfleren
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WuAAH-zla.4.= - zia1sh-. -
V IL -he N name o. runal a. c.-te
eve~v 80 l. uohci.Je and tonuer afiee.ioL
yuink Of he, ar ,nt youua aul yasI.iu. z,.rcu
VIII eyes sparkling and oneeEF crIni,nu.u-
wi.l ench inlpasBlonel feeling o tnf naa~,-
u1 -nf cnas,f and ri~-uous ma-~DL. t--ec WI
-nf io.ef d tnt wDrtQ anc preparing io- 1e
c.-uva 10 wnion zue mus snor deseeno -
-nere Is something II contemplating rna @nl'.
aelc, D. w0man ina ~GlseF -ne sou -
auove cne leve ot gDclerv. Hne Il Ioruel
II au0rn auu numanlzs mauEmu 70 so9-pe
liz cures and a:rsv rIF pp-h win i've
II me nuur o. distress au4 l. cne ~oea II
wrlan ne leans ior suppor.. and wner 70
aanc1 calls lin ron existence ner cea~s nt
ueV LIS c~tve.
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4 SrK0YGEE RE1GIDN-her. -'r. W. =.
Adams SAWS vs. nave nae I'D much rpSe
water religion. We nave been Utmost wicked
as / people, py 1olara0ins orros unoer Thf
ct.rp 0, philanthropy. The delicate nerves
nt our modern civilization navf shrunf ron
capl.l. puuisomen. a I relc o prmeva
barbarian. There mas naeI mn"a sympathy
win the erim!na tnal WIN soclo7y, TElF
mas snowr itself II rheo,oclca- statomanJ6.
moGi-viue IN statements Of l7Do : wore,
N any could noE Dear to hear d -ue ~t"rnt
punishment o. -na viuAa1 Philanthropy
n.s ,uAep -ua liune q 4.TlnIrT. : he.
seems 10 nave Deor almost ii acrul- soi19nnG
Of ,ne brain o. rnc Dudy polite 20 la nave
ii, panpe bHen educated themselves tor dls-
lu1ccraciOu apQ dissoiu1lDn. Nov as r"n'
edr for tnis stare Of Things comes rne sum
mons Of Dirina Providence to s'rc NJ M
mind o. tnG natl0L.
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-xrrDl.Ec- AM NoEA.zrz -Ine o.o4s
cruv -ne mo~f cias.r : So INA tnlebeo-u,
is M: ms rienest 1a2u Y II MAJ. a.noual
.pe mos. ari.6an:, knowledge axe, =. =
no- ms r~4.5ss- .n.ug II IL i no. ~
it-.l. anJ M oul-2. na~s L.ia IL is
soianue. The ucu- o. iure-,ec- Is = .
precious inn. out rs am and END g SIM r
To SHINE. The mora. natu~f u mau y mo-
sacred IL ny eveF mai MS lnyeusc,ua NJ u
Enov tnev canno1 ps C.voreeo-.npr VII
pu1 intelligence We snuull ne uruleF-nu- !"
is the rnndeucr o. our gaping vauue~.u. :.
disupstiDns to give pre-annenof u mos
faculties which mnsJ astOnlsr us. o.reuc--
Of character seldom i ever asrOnlsheF u
goodness. ovalnrnass and Quiet so1-sac--- e
a~e worcn q the talents II me world
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1861-07-19

Rrv Nh. SpunoBoK.-Tne Loulnl aor.
yasnundeui pt lne Neu 10rk Times says
g ! een..emuu informs ne Cna5 ne heard 3
nra ve, br Rev NJ SpurreDn. II ms onuTch
N Ionuoa. on recent Sunday evening, IL
avn, nT President Lincoln and Tie cause o1
the North. which ne oharactarIzes as Iho mos
peautifu. and powerful prayer ne ever haSro
in ms life. Tne whole audience was mpPeo
II teurs. and even spbsed aloud at the eloquent
preacher appeals 10 GDd and to oivilIzed
munkind in uid Of SO hDiy and SO righteous
= cause Ms that in winch the North IF engaged
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1861-07-19

pr-1.pr- ScD1D5 The aa.Or d -uc Beng
pug Telescope saws Sour iDoas IL ua pu,-
nit a~e no- f.lwuvs evidence o. suna~l0r hpL-
ness severity o counrenuncc anc entire
gapcrificatin1 are I'D necessarily asscoIatA@.
and when 2 minister cnmes unwr Oh HIS col
rreru-ior nRe Thousand u DrlcE, Il Is noI
,,er-aIu tn.i ne comes from i'll 1apDr, =
pu ,plt saull may originate, moi IL yea 1oL it.t
mouse pt the LORD Du- IL al un0lgesIeu ant
jndipes-ibie dinner : minister smarVlns
under cuii-y conscience may seet re-Io- y
apptvina rnl lasn upon nis Dra1LreH. ~ Il
nav pe that he is ii 1he dark. o, Is IL Dao
-en1er. o. is haoksIidden and instead o. re-
nop-nc. and s-rugci ling inrr thr Fweo-. i-lnt
snir;. OF Tesuq-lntr tho oieac Furhgn1 O.
divine ,eve-he falls 10 abusing nsF CONG
ruzIur Now. WE knDw verr wei, sni, 4 ls
: ,,,- acne, dury ID CRY a.oua ano spile MI
III reurove aud ~opust at We. a. eznori
anc conlfor, uut ne snouiC ot surt WneI
al doe .nis. M i,c Is a1-uarea ~ DIVINE
iDve uuL wisdom
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1861-07-19

loy OvEr III ~En.--Wr-ie -~1re -..-
uovl -ue JLle -.var. u scanning. Il ~
1ep-lor was celte0 % gpe pseor wnn wa>
col.rsa-iooalne nal. M 4.pvaM HHa-meo
NJ -nur rurae weeks agr = M ''oa- Va 9
ipl Trough ,na rapiua. -ue ldlo- a--le- IN
IL ,lEe :ha nan. IT nal us sael : 9e-
struggling 10, liie ii -na ~splas II spranr
intp / EkIf md vortured HimSaf am0uc NJ
bo. ing voters vi-nou- II oar aut saved -
nuv. ! v-nr W to -ne Drlve mai anu spob-
10 MIN L,o vnr erer sae cne aoE wnon- 81
81 veg ) eb he answered = ever I'll
hi comes iOvr 10 seq M, ut nov a.
YOU Iao. Tnel vou sae lin Mort ma
! cal .a 1T repiie@. moe lnlenat lu-a.@a-
.nar il Any o n Owl sev4n Il nons %,
uu0n IL - ~ul NJ suGr -lsE.