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The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1861-11-29

At the request Of the Governor, John Howe
Ir., of Brandon, has assumed the guperinten
dence Of all matters pertaining to the aid of fam
lilies of Volunteers by the State. The agents
the several towns will therefore address their in
qnries and make .heir reports directly to him
Mr.. Howe is s. thorough business man, and one
eninentlv qualified for that responsible position.
It is proper to add that he accepted the appoint
ment only upon the personal solicitation of the
Executive as he was not an applicant for any
Official position. -BraNycLoro Phen,r.
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y,rrgNs FOE THE SoLDIERs.-Hhc following
1as IN, crocheiiug and Rafting mittons for tbs
Il;srs are sent 10 us with til 0dorsemeut OF
I'S;.s in Dedham. GU so.u,.r~ .adIv need nit,
. .,no and busy fingers alpal, ply nimblo
"",5la and supply the w,.uv speeu.y
ny Puefor Cfocfeiiny Milens. Crochet a cha in
ri IS stitches, unite chain, crochet in close
Utah , rows, 4th row widen two stitches where
'So chain unites. Omit and widen alternate
yo,ss until tie l1th row, always widening in the
.",ge Of the stitches fist widened. Then omi t
t tar rows; l4th row commence widening again
,Iternate rows alter widening on the 18th row
arochet round the milten until you come to the
onter widened stitch then make chain of 3
y, Enur connecting the two widened stitches, and
"ak;pg the thumb about 10 stitches round
Trocbet II rows for thumb, and narrow rapidly.
Return to the inside Of the hand, crochet 8
,ovs, then commence the finger, tnrning the
thread toward the inside of the hand, make a
chain across of 5 stitches, the finger to be Is
s,itcher round Crochet II or Is rows for fin
epr, and narrow as in thumb. Finish the main
nrt Of the mitten a row or Two longer than the
wrist a dozen rows with needle finer than that
nrryiously used that the mtten may set close
w. Another way is TO knit the wristet ribbed
Rule for Knitting MNtcns. Cast "a stitches
N two needles and % on the middle one Knit
A long wrist, rubbing two and two. Knit round
oDce Jain, when the wrist is done. Then SGT
ae numb by scanning a stitch and widen.
no each side OF the middle stitch on the nee
die where there are % stitches: continue to wi
len, knitting round twice between each widen
ne. uas there are % stitches between the seam
.,Icae5 then Knit three times round between
he NO l8s5 widaniags there will then bo q
stitches between the seam stitches runa threa(
.l!oog. the 81 stitches, taking them eli til,
u2G.4&. CAST OF ten stitches for tho gore
which barrow away OH the hand to one stitch
luis.!ng once round between each narrowing
There will chen be % stitches On each needle
hait 5 tines ronld after finishing tie gore
then SCI the finger by taking Off the hand OF
two needles, - stitches, III On each) and cas-
l0sti,ches On the thild needle for tho gore
nairoT away 2 stitches on the gore, which vii
gafe ten stitches on each needle. The finger
when dona should be about three inches long
Narrow away th9 gore on the hand knit il up
md narrow If 50 tha5 when finished it is littl
longer han the first finger Take UP the stitch
&. Tor tie thumb and narrow away the gore t
l0gtileaes On each needle. The thumb shout
le2 II inches long when flushed.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1861-11-29

TnE f.H02N0us ApAsHENrs OF EuRop2.-S Some
c:.ecs Statistics have been collect respecting
lie Number oi mon employed in the armies Of
2ulpe and it is really almost enough to make
one despair OF the progress of mankind to ind
that something Ike 1900 Geo Of men, at the
lowest computation, ale under arms. Here is a
list; Army Of Austria, S,344; Prussia,
-lg,G92; Russia, $50 eco: France, G2G ,O00 /;
Great Blitaiu and India, 534 1877 Denmark
Sweden, Spain Portugal, and Italy, 1903 ,497-
ng, 3,TT71l, $50. The cost Of maintaining,
elo.iing, and paying these men. at the low ay
tr.e Of 40 per head, is Cl50 GOO GOO per an
uum bat the loss is not to be measured by
thssum, enormous as il is, for We mus. reckon
What w0a!d be gained were this mass Of labor
productive, instead Of reproductive. Tho labor
of2,77l go ab!c-bodied men cannot be calcu-
lated as producing less than Gl20, GOO, 900 per
aGnum, 50 that virtually between the cost OF
their maintenance and what they ought 10 pro-
luce were their labor utilized, there is a differ
c0ee Of something like G300 coo 900 L year
NCage quite sure this sum is rather under than
over tie mark. The worst feature Of all this Ii
that we can see no termination to this expendi-
tufe. Since the breakdown of popular institu'
tons in America, and the outbreak of the saw.
age war which the Republicans and Democrats
Of that country are waging against each other
We ray tu!n in vain for consolation from the Ole
10 the New World.
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., HdEAnguARrEns.-Tho headquarters of Coy,
NOTEBOOK 40 will Tor the present be at Rooms 20
-'a ~, BgAttleboro House. whore ho AMI his
&,,'ettary OF Civil and Military Affairs may 30
"Nad III business hours. The vast amount Of
ou'lGeIs now in the hands Of the Executive
''3 oa Fuch arrangements Indispensable.
me AdJutant and Inspector and Quartrrmas-
"F GENERALS will be in attendance ut headquar-
U's FOR Che transaction Of the official business,
a9u the latter officer will keep his Depot OF sup,
re' IN this place Their arrangements VIII
materially Iaciitate the transaction of public
DISTRESS - PhG,i=.
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Peoples Academy,
WORTHWHILE, LAM0ILLE COUNTY, VT.

NJ. McKTLLOP, a. B., Principal.
Miss FANNIE w. MUTT Preceptress
THE WINTER TERM of this Institution will commence
J. MONDAY, Dec. Cd, 1861
Those wishing to pursue thorough and systematic Sci
enc Classical OF study will here find superb
advantages
Lectures will be delivered by the Principal and others,
on topics of general interest, during the Term.
Board may be obtained in private families for from
81 so $l75 per week. Every facility will be afforded
for self boarding.
Catalogues may be obtained by applying to the Prnc
pa! at Morrisvil!e
". \ .,1.EN Prudential Committee.
s!orI .Gvi!,e, Nov. 4tll. w5S
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bESuRLCARD AND DAyls.--The Southern pa
t e'' ere having . lively quarrel over these two
'tO'i'' The Charleston papers assert that Da-
US presented the capture Of Washington after
ne battle Of Bull Run, which Beauregard was
D. nAIo1s to accomplish On the other hand the
iM0cuInond Examiner accuses Beauregard with
Jung to blame Ter not Immediately advancing
VI Washington. If both sides are to be bsllev-
w. D9th the rebel leaders are Incompetent.
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md NERVOUS DISORDERS.
For all 81 which !; is spceoy &uh certain renedy,sn
fails. This Lnisaeni prepared from the recipe
Or Stephen Sweet If Connecticut, tie famous bone
setter and has been use, in his Wacca lor more tnaa
twenty years with the mast ustonishiuS success
AS An AiLEyIAToE OF PAIN, I is unrivaled by any
preparation before the rubl Of which tie most ske-
cn may be convinced by single trial.
This Lniment will cure rapidly and radically ,R!sem~
sRrtia disorders ci every Lind and i'll thousands ot
cases where has teen used Las never been known TO
Jail.
Fur NEURALGIA, It wll afford Immediate relief 10
every c2se, however Gtstt csaHg.
1t will relieve the woIet cases Of Headache in three
minutes and is warrants 10 Go it.
1oOTHACHE als 0 VIII it INSTANTLY.
For Nervous Debility END general Ea%si-
tGde arising from npruienco or excess this Lnimt Ut
Is most happy aud untaing reravdy. Acting directly
upon he tissues, it etFtrg heIs and ev,Yltes
the system, and restores it to elasticity and vigor
Foz Pl1.Es.-.4s an excrnai remedy, c's I'll that
it il the AlIST known and we challenge til, wogll to
produce equal Every victim ot tins distressing
paint should give it trial, fur it will not fail to
afford immediate relief, aud i'll majority CT will
QUlNsY AMI SORE THROAT are sometimes ex.
IRENE malignant and dangerous but timely applica-
IL hf this lipment will Eeyer fail to curs.
SPRAINs are sometimes very obstinate, and enlarge
rlen Of tie joints is liable t. occur neglected The
ors may 1t conquered y 'hi, Llnincnt in tWocr
BRUISES, GU s, WOUNDS, SORES, ULCERS
BURNS AND sCALn&. yield readily to the wonderful
he@lng properties Ct PIX sW FiIl'S iNFALLhLE
CnILGLAINS, FROSTED FnEr, AND INSECT
BITES AND SriNGS.
Every EaGrse Owner
should have this remedy at hand for its timely at
the first appearance Of aIneness will eectualY prevent
those formidable diseases. 20 which all horse are bic
and which render so many otherwise valuable horses
nearly wo thieas
Over four hundred voluntary testimonials to The won
derrul curative properties Of this Lnient have been
lived within the lltt two years and many OF them
persons in the hi heat ranks otle.
LUTON.
avoid imnosifiCn observe uature snd1
OF DR.. Stephen Sweet every label, and al so
Stephen $ weet's lnialliblc Linimcn" blown in the
glass Of each bottle, without which genuine.
Richardson s. Co.
Sole l'roprietors, Norwich, CT
For sale by FRED E. SMITA. Montpelier, General
Agent for Vermont, and by all dealers Apryl
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1861-11-29

Why don'tyou limit yoursolf?" said a
PHYSICIAN to an Incorporate person; "set down
"'.ake that you will go 80 far and no farther.
49, ~ do,' said the topper " but set it 90 lar
w 'naI always get tipsy before get TO It,
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1861-11-29
apmlssk1S's Prepared &5u@
SpALDING'S PREPARED GLUE
spALDING'S PREPARED GLUE!

SAVE THE PIECES!
ECONOMY! DiSPGTCGI.
S.t""A s TirCR IN TImx SAWS NIna."-kT
A accidents WH happen, eren IN ceitTeyufofd jd~iE'
IL desirable to av" cheap ard ctEtenttLt
way Tor repairing Furniture, Toys. CrocAery, so.
sPALDINGs PREPARED GLUE
meets all such emergencies, and no usebcd aFcr
TO be without it, isaways ready aud up to the stick
ing point.
'UsEFuL IN EVERY HOUSE."
N. B.--.A Brush accompanies each bottle PRICE %
cents.
HENRY C. SPALDING g. CO.,
48Cedar-Si., Jew York.
CAUTIoN.-As certain unprincipaed persons are at
tempting to PAIN of sthc Inspecting public mita-
tions of my Prepared Glue, would canton all persons
TO exa line store purchapg aud that The full name,
sPALDiNG's PREPARED GLUE,
IL on the outside WRAPPER; all others swindire
counttrleits
MA single bottle Of SPALDING'S PREPARED
GLUE will save ten times It's cost annually to evs'y
.ehold-O
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GREEN MOUNrAIN FREEMAN, NOV. 20. 1861.

Philips Island as soon as some of our vessels
leave those waters, but have no hope Of retak-
ing Hilton Head.
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very Latest by Telegslg:sa lI)ll /!


New York, Nov. 28--'Tho Steamer Illinois
from Fort Royal afternoon Of the 25fb b,;nes
man and seventy-four passengers.
Steamer Flag arrived at Port Roval Oath and
reported that Tybee Island was slightly sheIlad
oy the Pocahontas, Seneca, Augusta and F]nr
ana meeting no response force of marines ,ye2e
schc on shore, who fund it vacated. took nos
session and hoisted the American fac Tphee
lsi;thd IS az the mouth of the Savannah River.
Contrabands continue to arrive at Port Rov.l
IN lars numbers. Gen. Sherman had built on
trenchments across the whole island. Sor.
throat prevailed among our troops. Large GUAM
tieleS OF cotton We're found in storchouses ane
barns, and also unginned.
another expedition: consisting of two brisadcs
under zen. Vielo, would soon sail from PORT
Royal tor the Southern coast Steamers Emnire
Clty, Cahnwba, Marion, Mcclellan, Matanzas.
oriental, and all the light gunboats, were to be-
employed IN the new expedition.
Beaatoft was still unoccupied by our ,roons
out Two gnuboats were anchored of the town.
u. ii. Hubbard and Trifi.n of the 9Th, and
Nash OF the 9th Elaine Regiment, had died.
The steamer Ericsson has arrived, bringing
one prisoner and forty. three laborers from Port
hoyal. The schooner Essex had arrived at Hill
ton Head, and reported having been chased and
nred at bya pirate several times between St.
Helena Sound and Hilton.
An order will probably soon be issued forbid
ding small scouting expeditions. which only re-
snlt in ambuscAdes and murder.
An extra pair OF :Aoes les b9Qn served to the
army. :
The Times dispatch states is is currently re-
ported tha5 jeff Davis has appointed Brecckin-
ridge and Hunter to succeed Slidel and Mason
and they are to make their way secretly to Que
bee or Halifax end thence to Europe.
Henry Wilson, it is said, will introduce bill
to Congress, aboshing satlerships.
The Herald dispatch says that an officer from.
Fortress Monroe on Saturday la5t laid papers
Which had been seized, before the President and
/ Cabinet, which proved to be d comiuunica tior
from Southern rebels, forwarded by British Con.
sul4r Agents Of the principal Southern cities tt
Lord Lyons, who in his official capacity has
forwarded these rebel documents to England-
The President and Cabinet were good deal ex
cited, and Lord Lyons will be called upon for -.
explanation in order to extricate himself from
suspicion, which now rests On him, Of cclusiaI
| wish the rebels.
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Notice TO
g; - AEaP s3TEooTEERSz e;

TNHE SUBSCRIBER has been authorized by the Cover
l. of Vermont to complete the recruiting OF the 3rd
Company of Vermont Sharp Shooters, headquarters at
Brattleboro. BY recent act of the Legislature this
Company has been placed the same footing, in regard
TO pay, &c, as other Vermont troops.
Persons DESTROYS Of enlsting in said Company are re-
quested send bring in their Targets Immediately,
accompanied by certificates vouchng for the good faith
of the trial. W. II. KNIGHT.
Recruiting Officer.
Brattieboro, VT, Nov. 20, 1851. dltls9wl
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IIGHGATE, VT, Jan g 1850.
NV little boy had violent attack OF Group last
We cured him in thirty mioes By free use OF Dr. n.
:, xVh;ts,s Elixr WM. MARTIN, merchant.
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| have child that was attacked with aembranous
C,oun we cave her Or. y. &. Whites, Eii&cr and to
The s1rnrise Of all it gave her immediate relief.
'''' ZOPHAR VlNiON, East Bethel.
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correHs AND COLDS CURED.

This c.rt;fes that n &. Whites Pulmonary E1xr
has been used in my family in cases of evere colds at
tended with sore throat ana mas peeh louhu ic'"0'e
A''"' Kew j. W. WOODWARD, Weston d, VT.
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YpsILANTI, Mich, Jan. j., 1856

YPsILANTI, Mich, Jan. i, 1861.
Mr., SpALDING. Sic
Not long since SEPT TO you for box ofCephalic Pills
for the cure OF the Nervous Headache and CCstyness,
and received the they had good an effect
that was induced to seud for more
Please send by return mail. Direct 10
a. Il. w HELLER.
psiianti, Mich.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1861-11-29

NV child Is eabe;t to attacks CT Croa?, i. ures it al
oAN H.JENNISON, g. Adams.
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BEVERLY, MASS, Dec. Il, 1860

Ii &, SpALDING. ESD.
wish for some circulars large show bills. to bring
YOU Cephalc Pills particularly before my custo
II you have anything OF the ind, please send to
ore Of my customers. 20 is svtject to Sick
Headacse, (usualy lasting :Wn daYs was cured OF Il
attack IN one hour by yo3: Pills wIiich sent he:
especially you're,
w. Is. NiLkERS.
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,,o,ousea DR. Whites Pulmonary Elixir in my fam
H., Tor two years and have fund it the best medicine
bova ever used TO. Coughs, Colds. aud Sore Throat
ha'' '''' "1 EDGAR MECH, Shelburne.
.ror0ed II in nv family and End it an excellent
ieiAe'' 'V- LUCIUS HOL3ROON, Burlington.
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RELLE VERNON, OHIO, Jan. u. 1861
II. 6. SPALDlNG, Esq.
Please find ncloed twenty live cents for which send
another boN OF Cephaiic PILLS. They truly
the best Pills have tried
Direct A, SrOVER. 7. VI.
Belle Vernon, WyandOt Co. 0.
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GROUP djEJFs n ID.

Read the following evidence from some ot.. mo
citizens Of this State.
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REYNo.EBUEG. FRANKiIN Co., OHIO.
January 1861.

Enclosed find twerts hive cents (25,) FOR which send
box Of" CeplaIic Psn Send to addrgts OF Rev, Vim.
c. Filler, Keynodsburg, Franklin Co, ohio
Your Pills work Ikea charn-cure Headache almost
iustauter. Truly yours,
VIA G. FlELEE.
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SPRUCE CREEK HUNTINGTON Co., PA, |
January 49, 1861
Il. G. SPALDING. SIR
YOU will please two boxes Of your Cephaicrs
Pills Send them Immediately.
Respectfully Yours,
JNO, b. SiMONS.
Z. S--Ihave used one bCX Of your Pills and find
them exec lent
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-08-03
ar. 4 E1t.sard Fh0ma@s

EkEFs TUIEH IL iuiv u, 1851
r tAc EE 19ys Of the Ri chm0ed D.spGtch -
y viii g dong ius ic- TO q seutie,n: a
whose actions nc 5. moments have been mis-
rrDresPr I'd ali cbrge friend, by tne re-
publication OF tiis following statement. Clip
p~c + pn he C1arlt sion Courier, u few days
g.: f. T r.
NS<Ts EijtorS: UndeIstanding that an
AZ Icls from N3rtSaru Taper was, a short
time since, copied in0s yours, giving an ac
: 'EL' @: - I &C a. attack make upon a young
pffysi,i II. Nat'ye Ct Lnis city, and for some
je Is a Resident ot New : 20-k, [ D. < leave to
eor' c. ! mlss st4temeaG contLEed ia the pub
a violent attack was made tv The medical
profession Of n ~ York up, II b T Gaili,srd
Thomas, (who, ~ vHi'l b. J. mem cred, took
H. nrSt honor IL l~5l in tns N deal College
= this cry } hecaas'- he " supposed 10
rain feeling of warm - nptthY with bis
hreth1en ol ne South in their struggle tor
=. o. oeH"e
Z = ST tfd in the article ailuding 10 the dis
81. c-lui scene " aic!l oe Cured in the Acade-
- 81 NJ d'c;ne. that Oh trges of ym pa hy
@4i1 n sou h were rna,.3 against him which
se ,Qtal!y driieo Now. fiF all The niIgui.
7z-e E.+ap-d UpUh him nv tina, e->riaty ard the
redic@l ptofession IL \ W York Vse1a based
uIs1o tAe iact fhat ne utterly aud pr tently
refused 10 make su.b deni.i His ONCE ia th e
society, t'oStttnn Ia tla rrofes ~ion, md perso-
nai frseE N rom ANNOYANCE. cOnld haye been
rees'lls tGCt SD IL tbs p~ice, bat all were
sacrifice Ky aim, rather h N pay i. His ds.
u ~ r~t"Tr+1 rnAreiy TO certain false reports
wn'ch tou1Had hi~ character gentleman
/ ieS~ t4ct 80 Gave l@arue ed from resident In
NeW YOrz. II Sou herner who is acuuaiatPd
With Ilr CEoAtS, and with the circumstances
Of the case
4 I'ne Ike t.is present the S>ush is surely
aoL Vill"g 10 & IL to IN trout S of any ore
wac fah-rs from his love fer her. and know
that y a Will che" r.V!!y do JUS lice to the gem
telan referred to aeove
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The Thirtie,h yisg mia Regiment.

MIR Ro' fuBHV Ju., 5 1851
TOf6e Editors Of the u sr}otca - Pefu.at me
thrGpSh Lie culnmns of Four pa per t3 lar. an
the LunarOus friends OF Coo paav -, - Vhtr-
tiett Regiment Virginia Volunteers oI our
whereabouts, and % Goa atradict tna r0yn1r 4 :
our entire demolition 1T the late h,lfla at
Sto3@ FRIDGE. We regret that We d.3 not ar
rive tA9re iA tune 10 aid IN secui iug {h4t gI3
riOuG victory fJr the Southern C2u-a ar even
TO J,4n IN me chase after The hcrd. 4 North
etu p!u2dereTs who had come - drva> g. 70
our homes tram pie u pOn our IishI7 md !ih-r.
ties, 10 enslavs our wives, our sist r ana cur
motlers-In word, 70 tear from the bro " of
'lIiue us wrath OF glory, and 40 plac@ there
r The stlgmh Of shame and dishoao tut who
THANK God, covered before The ). lei, ia
charges Of SOuthe-n freeInen n and who vanic-
stricken, ID i'll sh metal disorder from sol
too sacred tor the invading tramu uf sAch
god -f0rsaken men
We took up tue lire OF march from this
place Tor hanassts on Saturday pT. T.c41ing :
the day on which the Dat l. III the .:tJ.eT place
was fought and glorIou>ly won, and in thirty
SIX hours after striking our tenrs here We
were pitching tents there, hayIug accom-
plIsh"d march or alb Jut fftY miles But
the thunder OF cannon nd rattls OF mus kerry
had then nushed, and nlSlt, As II 10 mourn
the loss of the brave Wno had fallen tnare
had dropped her sab curtaiu and eatheri -
clouds dropped here and there tear tor the
dead who that day b I'd been stricken down
while eresfh hIng def tnt e in the very Cnou h a.
the euem5s c2unon. The work mad D.
done, and well ano aer $ partan band had met
another Persian horde ard driven them back
and on Tuesday we were ordered btck to
Marlboro Point, where we now are await
ing au attempt OF the Federal troops TO land,
when we will again teach th.m TO be- " ~ y
now IN touch fJr hidden nutt. Tell The
ladies' o! Richmond 10 rest assured they viii
Will not get chance to shoot Ola 4 f.- ia that
city II he has 10 ma x his entry by this Ioup :;
ut any rate, not mill the last "soi-ie boy"
Rer~ has fallen in the attempt 70 m H. Laln
the pass. To the ladies' al CaroiiG-, We re-
tara oar most sincere thanks for the AZ ticI4s
OF wearing apparel that they have been kind
Chris tIans everywhere pray for IL aud Tue
su cess Of our cause. Let as net ne proud b..
cause We have been vi, to4l Us, buL aumnl
and pray-rIul, ever locking 10 ard et,iue
upon Him who hath Civ us the victory. Al. d
who will sustain The right Let US be III INK.
tai tor what W u lave gaina5 and ask nnmhiy
ask, continuation OF Coos mercy and vor
CaIO.
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Ihe Irish IN q orpla.

mACos, GA July 20. lsoi.
To the Editors Of the Disuatch: encl, 5 the
reSuil Oh an lrlsh meeting n-re lLil,nsirates
the patriotG sentiment that inspires lhem:
THE LocHKAsE GUARDS The NEE tug of
Irish clIL L'ns, held III TINS city last night was
large anu enthusi site. A military company
was 81 once oiganix d. and Jack on Ii trurs
unanimously ~scud Captain. The company
was nnm 81 the Ice lrane tiuards in mph
ment 70 our gallant and es TENED f-iio e H.
gen. ooi: Q. a, LoGhrans, amid cheers aud
great entil usi4 sm. '.t s. tF
This - righI move. We kuNw thesa brave
sons OF the green Isle OF Erin" will uphold
win h9nor The banner OF freedom. and strike
'till the Last armsd foe expires" in defence Of
The South. The combat thickens, on ye braves
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PAvRIuT tEGsEALIIY.-Nr. Jacob ~ abb
living near X iss's Mills, who is sixty-ei,.
years DID, ana als Wi KY five wears OF
ee, together piant, hoe aua p ck out, with
{! tGr o an haudH tatytug not single servant
oc assistant, neither h ave they Il plJw or a
hcTse,y two oties OF cotton per ar NUN gave
a | t me-ti z At Ross Mills, on last III on.
oay, The \ more or their crop for the support OF
the : ,uth-rn C)nted-racy The Commission
er. j udge L. l. HouSt ton, demonstrated with
him, aud 81 lvely refused Ii take IT, advis
lug h'm 10 gave "nly on"-hsif, when he de
Cared he Woa give hr whole OF 1t, stating
that he q solder under Jackson dud 2
TIE war 1872 that during THAI time he was
fhr day. without anything TO eat, ard he
kt eW " hat IL w 10 be a soldier, and further
r"ia 'rki"g, ~ w II take my chances for som.
thing 10 eft, and " i'll i've sveryt ing have
10 feru the st Id Iers. ."-IbtrdeeH Mss Con-
serr&ttrs.