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Brownlow's weekly Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1861-1861, 1861-10-19
Presently.

Never say you will do Pressatly, what yoar
reason or your conscience tells yoH, you should
do aop. No man ever shaped his own destiny
or the destinies OF others, wisely and we'll,
who dealt much In prsssntlies. Look at Ma.
tare. II she never hurFies she never post.
pones. When the time arrives for buds 10
open, they open-for the leaves 10 fall, they
fall. Look upward. The shining worlds
never pat of their rising or their settings
The comets even, errRtie IS they are, keep
their appointments; and eelipses are always
punctual 10 the minute. There are no delays
in any Of the movements Of the universe
which have been predetermined by the abso-
lutte fat Of the Creator. Man, however, being
. free agent, can postpone the performance Of
Of his duty; and be does so, too frequently
70 bis own destruction. The drafts drawn by
indolenee upon the future are fretiy sure to
be dishonored. Make ROw your banker. Do
not say you will ecobOmise presently yon
may be bankrupt; nor that you win repent or
make atonement presently, for presently you
may be judged. Bear in mind the important
fact that alike by the history Of nations, ru-
lers, and private individuals, that In at least
three cases out OF Eve, prsseatiy is too late.
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Ths .eHsll." Of Richmond.

Tho city OF Richmond Is fun Of the viesE
ilcentiOusaess. AmoRg ali tbs loashsons Vi
ees imported into Il by the haFpies who psey
npon the army, that Of gambling has becene
so promiasnt and braxen ~ 70 def Psalie
decency a. we'll IS law, intFading rs allure
ments on the most ttsqueatea parts Of eRr
most public streets. Thls infFaetioa Of the
Law, and ahase Of rahlie dseeaey. appears tn
be easily winksa a. IN The license aad ceFrap-
sIoa Of the tines, 70 which az insGacseet 10
lice does ell In ita power to eOatsibste, The
paiatsd deus Of eae Franeisso asA -helis" Of
the old Federal eity, we're not whit mere
dlaholieAl than he s.sai0ona'' % aaia street,
Richmond. These resorts are presided evef
by slesans gambling adsehsnfsrs, uAo nag
Be ssen aay Day on uar street eoEaeFs, n ths
aaiagy aasssAtion Of asmi-militaEy eostnnz,
staring ladies ous sf ceunteaancs, e. snsieina
yunae rnsa iato tAelr eempsaY. Theae is saId
10 be pea il THE city : saGieisat numhef Of
gamblers 70 fDFm geeimest. ItHoala ~ 81
exselleai iAsa q iUpssss these asaidiers o.,
fortnAs,a aifing theS The alternative Of he
was o. The FssiteaiiafY - Riehaend Esaue
Brownlow's weekly Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1861-1861, 1861-10-19
Floyd and Wise.

A nice little Squabble is now going on
between the friends Of these two men Floyd
10 the senior officer, and therefore, ranks Wise.
Il seems that they both want TO be Vice
PFesidsnt--Floyd espeelaliy---aaa therefore
were jealous Of each ether-especially has
Floyd been jealous Of Wise, and has issued
orders TO him which be refused 10 obey, and
the Government has ordered him elsewhere.
The Newspaper HeribbleFs in lloyd's camp have
been putsihs oat scme articles going 70 show
that Wise asmade q failnFe--hss no military
talents, aEa accomplished Rothlng. Per con-
ira, sosHe ef the same class IN Wise,s Legion
have made very fair showiEg in his defence,
and thst Floyd hes been unsuceessfal and is
lacking - military tAlents and judgment.
Mol hsing veil posted on the merits of the
aIasrsness eetWeen Wiss aud fsoyd, We are
unabis 70 sny NhekAeg both ere 20 blame or
wh6thef both ere a. fault. We kaow them
both 70 Be SeEAeioaslT nmbisisas mea, and
We are well satisfied that Floyd has made an
attempt 70 Get BE name before the people for
Brownlow's weekly Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1861-1861, 1861-10-19
Yanng Nan.

WhatevsF department. Of active life you
may be led to choose, let il hs the result of
fsrvent prayer, and the sincere desire that IL
may be the fulillment Of Coos plan for you.
The great point 10 be considered is, not 90
much what you shall get, as what you shall
bteone--Wbai you shall do to bless your gen
sratlon. Filled With the great idea Of dHty,
you will feel yourselves strong in the might
and good will Of God. Once fully committed
to what you believe TO be Gods plan for you,
all that may befall you, 10 matter how pain
full, vexatious, or uneecoaptable, wili be re
gaFded as part Of the Divine scheme Of your
life, and win be accepted thankfully, brsvely,
without petty mRrmQrings or mean esSieties.
All outward states, employments, relations,
are chosen Instruments to qualify y0u for .
career Of usefulness on earth. and for th o
blessed "eoAssmataM eat" Of eternity.
Be assured, furthermore, thai labor Is the
price Of success. You are stBdyingA pFofes-
sion, or preparing yourself for q mercantile
life, or are about TO assume the management
and responsibilities Of agricultural affairs, oC
engaging In the important duties of the
teachers oiiee-it matters not what. Activity,
patience, close attentiOn--in . word, labor
will alone secure ron eminenee. Distinction
Ia scholarship, influence in the councils Of
the country, leadership in the great enter
prises Of the tims-these are not the gifts OF
fortune; they are the eonquests of aPph-
cation, energy and integrity. Iu themselves
these very elements Of character are nOblsF
possession, q more desirable, sndariHg good,
than the success they viz
Brownlow's weekly Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1861-1861, 1861-10-19
Charge Of Ineompstsncy.

The following opinions, expressed By as
|ey as four ditereat Secession papers, may
70 our readers for what they are worth
make 20 enarge, for IL we were TO, we
aold likely have TO come before the asgust
t:hOrities Of the Confederate Court. We
b be allowed, however TO copy what the
faodaI journals say:
h5e WIZ aay friend iaform us why and
7" lie kiehmoos papers reach Columbia =
before they reach Charleston i--CAaFtes-
p CoHr,r.
We think we can, says the SayaaRah Re-
sl'oaR. iu the 9rst place the mails are H.
q care Of themselves, aad just 20 IL any
ec'lon they take a notion 20. The most
Sitlgatee ihcompetsney Hsrvades the vbols
tartmenI Tee inmediats reason, though,
'hey are cot distributed before arriving At
point where the roads dissFge to Charles.
Aaa Augusta. We have no regular way
getting oar RiehuOud mail In SayaHnah /;
A>pu Is On the direct route, as exery-
Brownlow's weekly Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1861-1861, 1861-10-19
Eternity.

Eternity has no gray hairs. The Towers
fade, the heart withers, the man grows old
and dies the world lies down IN the sepul-
ehrs Of ages, but time writes no wrinkles on
eternity. Eternity StapeBdeus thought J
The ever present, unborn, undecayipg and
undying, the endless chain. Comprising the
life Of God--she golden thread, entwining tae
destinies Of the universe. Earth has tts
beausiss, bat time shroads them for the grave !;
It's henors are but the sunshine OF an hear .
its palaces, they are bat gilded sepUlehres
It's pleasures, they are bursting bubbles. Not
90 In the uniried bourne. In the dwelling OF
the Almighty cen cone no foetsssP Of decay
lie way will know no dsrkening--eteFnd
splendor forbids the approach Of night
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NUMBER 1g.

lsArnsd ffom French goysfnesses and fsHe' ds
ekan,bre, with whom they are literally sup
piled asd with these Accomplishments they
iearn the mofals, Or rather immora3s, OF their
teachers, who afs invaEiably > very aisrepH-
table class.
aProgrsss has indeed began even IN The
Turkish hArems, bat ls the progress Of vice
oaiy formerly, IL they bad not intsBhgenee
enosgh 70 be useful aBd good, they were in
happy ignoranse Of many Of The vices 70
which they are now addicted. Perhaps the
sight Of EaFopsan women does them more
harm thas good, for when they see as geipg
and coming and rejoicing IN eur liberty they
fancy that they mnsa ase that liberty f0F only
The same OBJECTS they would; they can con-
eeive Of no other kind Of restraint upon our
selves than that Of brick walls and strong
locks, and they lone 1oe The fresdom which
could enable them 20 obtain the paradise Of
passing the whole day In esaless coquetry,
fIrting and admiration.
Brownlow's weekly Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1861-1861, 1861-10-19
rhe Federal Canpaign.

TIE istelligest war eorfespondsnt Of the
Charleston cesrier, writing from Richmond,
giFss out the following, a. part Of the sia-
tsF's campaign; ,5kss pasF S. $
u is the opinion among some Of the officers
hslongiag 20 Wiss's suite, thai the enemy de-
sign grand aemouslratioR against Richmond
by the say of North cafoiina. Mcclellan ls
baeily sngaged 10 fottlfying Washington for
the winter, and does not propose 10 come ont
Of his entrenehments at present In the
me%ntime, Scott or sems otaer experienced
General is to land on the coast Of Sefih Car
elina with l0o, 900 men, ahdlmarch on Peters
burg. This viii fierce Johnston, Smith and
Beaureeard to abandon the Potomac for the
defence OF Richmond, and thus Washington
win be relieved. II Mcclellan Ii disposed, he
ean then march cut and atsack Richmond on
The North, and also eeeupy the valley Of the
Sheoandoah. II RessneraRtE snceeeds In de-
featiag Lee and occupying the Virginia and
Tennessee Railroad, Riehmoud and our armies
heiag cut OF from the rest Of the South on
ali sides, Of course they must fall into tbs
hands Of the LiAcolniiss. Thls--argae the
officers in ouestioa-is evidently the Plaza Of
the Federal Generals, Esd Il explains what
the Rortherz papers mean when they say
Richmond 10 70 be reached by another route.
II explains the secret preparations going on
at the North since the battle Of Manassas,
azd IL explains the apparent unwillingness OF
Mcclellan TO risk another engagement Just
now on the banks Of the Potomac. There
may possibly be some value in these eoniec-
lures. give them TO you for what they are
worth
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Nhia.
> ~
KNOXVILLE, TENN;
a Quarrel Retween cOnfederates.
Morning, October 1S, 1891

a 6uafreI between Coufeuerates-
We take the following from recent issue
4 the Richmond EagEirer. We elsin to be
aore charitable than most Of those whe may
ssoS tive believe both parties, and shall
Oounae to do 30, until one says something
srOosJls Of the ether:
1EY 3. TLoYD, AND " OFFICERS OF TIE WISE
LEslox."
ThsfoIlowinglstter signed John B. Floyd,"
8 puslished at kts special instance and re-
s;geSt
Z Gi< Editors Of he EagUTer;'
HEADQUARTERS AKMT or KAxARHA,
cAHP or SxWELL, Oct. 9th, 1861.
Sir. In the Enquirer Of Oct lst, you have
xslished certain letters, dated In Camp De-
lanee puyporting to be written by ofscers
!, the e Wise Legion" under my command.
-hese persons pretend 10 nsrrate my conduct
/ this campaign, particularly in the late &C.
loos on the GauleY and retreat TO Meadow
aEf. Their statements are cal1mniRtory
sisebsods, having 90 shadow OF truth for
Asir feuudation bat their inteatien, and
sOt less their m&ligRity, Is too sSvious 70
9gnit ne to believe that they can be injRFi-
es either TO my own reputation, or thai Of
Be army which then commanded. Even
4e it otherwise, sheaId leave the judg-
&ent of those officers to my government,
hich, having beea exactly informed Of their
cGAlls, has honoFed their conduct with a
1rdisl appreciation, aud remit my personal
indication from malicious detFaetiou 10 his
barr, as also to those amoRg my conhtrymeu
Ebo love justice. Bat the duty Of 8 com.
lander compels me 70 demand Of you the
Aues Of those individuals who have SO fal
HrgOtteR the honor Of gentlemen and ths
3aEsetcr Of officers, as % invent aad pub.
Ih libels on their General aRd their com.
&aion .in-arRs thus vile in spirit and un-
ruthful in material, that they mag be tried
X the military tribunals and punished, i
kesiIg, according 20 the laws Of the army.
/ au, sir, your obedient servant,
JoHS B. FLoTD.
The following reply is also submitted e
Ae fSblic:
ExoUIRxR 0FReE,
Oct. 10, 1861.
Hs R fLoVB, Esq:
SIR Your letter Of October 9th, 1861, u
fore as. Not recognizing any authority Ia
Urself, either individually or as CommandeE
The Army Of kznawha, 70 demand tht
Aaes Of our correspondents, we decline q
ReSply with your request.
TYLER, Wise & ALLEsRs.
We declined 10 furnish abe names Of Qua
ETspsndents TO Gen. Floyd because Of hii
.FPose TO seek bis vindication through q
art Martial, instead of the usual mode
ong gentlemen. Whenever Gen. FLOYD
WPoses personal vindicstion, the names
eur correspondents shall be furnished.
Rs shall dismiss this letter with the state.
nt that the characters Of cur sOrrepondentl
ye neTer been stained by the baspieion Of .
me, and THAI charge OF Eaisshood sgains'
n is much easier made than proved. -
IS -sy are gentlemea the equals ef Gen. Floyt
eTerF respect, aud what they have avsrrec
tbeis Communications, We believe TO b
Hs IN letter and spirit.
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The seausstratiOn Act

Il seems that eVea SoatA Carolfaa Is not
agreed upon this SequestratlOa Act Dir.
Pettigrew is one Of the 6rst Lawyers in that
State, Is well as one Of the bes. men. See
what he has said, and let other Lawyers profit
by IL;
ePsciAl dsspsteh 10 the Riehnosd Examiasr.
CHAELEsToN, October s.--The regular De-
tober term Of the Confederate Court opened
here yesterday. The term win likely be q
busy one, aud many important cases will come
Rp for adjudication.
In the Court, yesterday, Mr.. James L. Pet
tigFew, one Of our most prominent lawyers,
in reply 70 the writ Of garnishmeht served
upon him, with the view 20 ascertain whether
be had sequestrated property, 4and whal
amount asked leave Of the Court to ile q de-
ulurrer.
Mr.. Pettigrew contended that said writ was
not warranted by any Law, and was not in &C.
eordanee with the Constitution sf the State
Of South Carolina. He declared that the wril
was most tyrannicAl in its features, and 9
reproduction Of the Court Of the Star Cham.
ber and Spanish iaquisition. Mr.. W. whale,
took a similar position, likewise filing de-
mnFrer.
The proceeding caused quite sensation In
our city. The argument is fixed for Monday
next
Brownlow's weekly Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1861-1861, 1861-10-19

II 10 undeniableI that there arc men who
have taken advantage Of these war times TO
enrich themselves at the expense Of the peo-
pie The darling object with these sort Of
men Is 20 get rich: this is the acme Of their
ambition, and the sum total Of all their en-
deaEors. They have no regard for man or
devil, only so far ~ they may be made tribu-
tAry to these ends. They are the horse-leech-
e. Of the dy-politic--ths vampires Of So
eiety-ia whose presence widows weep, and
the vail Of wTetched ofphanags Is heard In
vain. Their iron boxes are goFged with gold
and silver, and this is the Ark Of their Gove-
nant with Hell, and the depository Of coin.
age from tears and blood. The laughing hend
keeps guard over these boxes aEd bags Of
gold, and griDs horribly at the presance Of
hollow-eyed penury. The heggaf Il dismissed
empty, witt, q grinaee OF which he'll is made
ashamed, while the lean arms OF the hend
caressss .hs geld like eoiled snAkes in the
darkness of bis den. Sach an one IL ripe for
the flames Of the pit, and should have she
badge Of bis damnable doom nailed epoR his
forehead by a Kissing populace. II is with
. shaddsriHE feeling we think Of such meH
our souls revolt, aud we sparn them back 80
tie very refuse aud offseeurings Of creation,
--SetsaG reporter.
II would seem from this article that al who
are operating in Alabama, during this war
panic, are not the flower" Of our race. Tbs
Rsporter administers a just iebnks 70 the land
sharks In that qaarteF.
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body ,kneWs except tAs post-iaasssrs and mall
ageats, but w gel Il quite as Otten via An-
eusta and das kehind time. The depart.
meat wWete Assj- that b che seal dli6eaits,
and ia behalf ef 3 fAst majority Of tbs peePis
we invite Ne. Rsagea 70 give place for some
nam who understands she buEiaess.- 1eat-
somsy 1alk
We sympashisa with our hlsnds Of he
Corrier. kspsassaa and Ned We have had
% mali tfcm Riehnead for ; etapis Of days
past.-HasApah Pstrsoi.
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pdT~ One Passan Hicks ohsplain 70 the ON
North Carolina Regiment, writes from Virgin
ia, under date Of Sept. 24lh, letter which
appears In the Ashssills Kasa From this
letter We take the following extracts:
sour forces as this pises have been rreatiy
wsakenad hydissese. think am In sts
bounds Of reason mhen ] ssy one half the eth
ReRiment OF North Cafolina Volunteers ses
sici. The PEsvaillng disease i Caap Fever,
aThs Regiment has bsen paid nofAieg sihgt
the bounty Ihoaey was suesissds This 10 bbtk
hard and disesnfagiag. u Tiers ~ help fos
this syllg Can the Old NeFth Stats 10 Rothiaa
70 Inspire tonf3ensef wIsh y could,
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KNOXVILLE, TENN, SATURDAY OCTOBER 10. 1861. |

81 learn tAatseveral ehapiains have resign
ed, and others win do Il, ewing 70 the legisla-
tIon Of the Confederate Congress on the suh-
isct Of Chaplains.t
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wbiea Goatsia ~ ss4sSiazS ssssss a.1-s --
clasos that the grand FeyeisIsea u iEe Nsss
Tes:amant Is aChrist Ia yoa the hope Of glo-
ry" o, the preeioasness Of saeh uniOa
with Christi And jet il Is 10 be fs ared that
many of bis followers know hai lit lie Of u
Some have merely a historical Christ
Others have q dogmAtie Christ--ths Christ Of
the eatechism and the school. What we need
in order to know the full power Of ehrisS-
the power Of his lie, the power Of bis doe
trine, the powerof bis resurFeetiOn--is TO have
Christ in us as the object of thought, Of trust,
of affection, Of desire, Of hope, Of ioy--to be
In sympathy with bis feelings and tbs werk
Ito be swAyed by his Spirit.
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svpanaxs SEsEts ~
W. G. BRowNLow.


rWo paIIARs a yxAr psyabls taSaFiahif Ia kAssace
NJ sssssSrs wai b received sSr tsns pstsod tAaA
.sN NoHtha.
Rrttanoes caA b made thFUaga tae fust sce ~ ths
a of TIE PAsis6ee shss the Fecpet ef Tie Reannasr
: tskes f,r the sBoEat fEUsrdea ssfE afss i
81 0rlers Sc cHASeR q pRscyres must give The Pess
cs snsF and stsss % which The papof - beea snd
g. ht se+.,
Rates oE Advertising.
FxxrE LNEs % SsxRAaxit hkEx eEx saSaas.
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the Wee Pfesidsncy next month, While be
should have been contriyine meansio Tua The
enemy out Of Western Yirgiaia. 49, CssftSwaey.
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= Calls % persons - heoone eAndbtAtss wtl Be- IN
- eAsr asettisesaeats 70 BE paEa &c laSarsAA4y
s,yaSce, - 3
Al advertisements On WIeh the Hubet q itsefticuA
sss marked, ~ bs Pablhsa 1Al fORsIn - charged
srElagly.
Advertisements N be consldsreA aas Vaea taseFsa,
1E,4F thoss ~ifh whaR we keep regular Aceoanss.
X5 X5SdFeTtsenenss roaa dstAnce VII be Inserted u-
SeccaaTaa 81 by reuattsncs. A eNSs where
b aavertiseC i known C. be Ronee0aL
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1861-04-26
Soldiers, Attention


f'.'Nt'f 90 flNN eaH AH'N
We the undersigned, inhabitants Of Calais.
East Mortpolicr md Woodbury., believing
our country ia danger, and iu urgent need o..
Soldiers TO defend the Capital, therefore rcs-
pactul.y ask Che patriotic citizens ofthosc
towns 60 meet at the TOWN HOUSE, in
Calais, on THURSDAY, THE TWENTY
FIFTH DAY OF APRIL, 1861, at one
o'clock. p NJ, there to meet with the LaFay-
ere Artillery of Calais, and use their iual-
enco in filing up said Company to the NUM-
Der Of Ga men, as required by law, thereby
enabling them TO tender their services to the
state or United States
Distinguished men ore expected to address
the people upon that occasion 10 lurtbcronce
of said ohiarf
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1861-04-26

70 Tho infant son of John Stetson. ESQ.
OF Eimore, swallowed eigh; pantaloon but
tons one day last week, but owing to his hot-
culean digestive powers. bis father now wears
them on his Sunday pants a trophy Of the
endurance of Young Americas internal or
gans. -Neu Deaier
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NERMON.r sCENE1tA.
rELEGRAPHIc ITEMS.


Ne. '
' '' '0''' 'o"u was given lof
'neir return.
Senator Wilson /. ssryin, In oo. ,f ,Ao
Massachusetts coD,,sn;es sso r,iro,,
MAAINo HISTORY. -- Nhen Casslus NJ.
Clay offered bis services TO the Secretary OF
War. the latter said " L. was nevcr record.
ed :, bi.tor, H.+, .or,t., -.;-;..... .....-.,
h.. a-.... NJ,
"'''' s''U Oi1y 'e'
us make hlue history. Aye, aye-every-
body in these days is making history Pa
triots make glorious history Tories ,riu
1i.,,,cs tbec,solros f., ,li ,,.,,,,. ,;...
- Inc kentucky policy Is 20 prevent in-
vasion, against either North or South
Tia. ,rr,o.r,. ., s,,,.,.-s,f3 Nee. ..t.,..
-oo .o
low ''''' '''a"''' l.' month"; una ".Al 9' 'n-
creased 20 4ooo OF oOVo.
Dr. Livingstone has made further dis.oy.
erie. q, Ar,..,--.r,,i.or l,;,, Iot., ..i........
e,
"e'u''
"a lie that sNims in Sin must sink in
sorrow
rh.lt,.
troans 80, ,,o',1I s.I,t lIJ .'1'' ''s' ~
AK - ,la-o I''
State
The Collector OF Wheeling Virginia. is
true to the Government, and refused 10 deliver
up the office to the state authorities
A union flag was raised at Mobile on the
2Oih but Immediately torn down.
The draws Of the bridges between Havre de
The train was fire unon and stopoed Cen
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1861-04-26

- he truth is precious as il is divine
The truth is precious, because nothing else is
so near man present and future welfare
There is not sim crime, wrong. or bad thinu
in the world, but sweep away the dust Of
earth around il, stands upon lie and
h'sehood is the foundation Of ali evil Sin
came 10 with lie and the devil told our moth
er-as he has told many Of her daughters
sioce--you may sin and not suffer. The ruiz
Of man stands upon le
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1861-04-26

- There is dew in one flower and not In
another, because one opens its cup and takes
10 in' while the other clases itself and the
drop runs of. God rains His goodness and
mercy as wide spread as the dew. and if we
lack them, tits because we will not open our
hearts 60 receive them
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1861-04-26

DANcINo BY IHE BUsuEL.-At a recent
ball no Reedsburg, Wis, the price of tickets
was bushel Of wheat. The farmers attended
in large numbers
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1861-04-26

WlLMlNGroN-Sunday night. a message
has been received here TO the effect that pro
minent men of the Border States have asked
cessation of hosiilities with the view to plan
compromise
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1861-04-26

A large volume would not contain the mass
Of testimony which has accumulated in favor
of Wistar's Balsam Of wild Cherry, as a safe.
efficient, and reliable remedy in curing coughs.
colds, and pulmonary disease Of the cures
are truly wonderful.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1861-04-26

- Information has reached the War Depart
ment that Ohio sends her quota Of thirteen
reglmenia. 10000 men aud holds 10000 in
reserve, equipped and supplied a, the States
expense. General Wood says be can bring
100000 mon, if necessary, into the field at
short notice
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1861-04-26

8TA letter from Rochester, W., states
that As men wero enlisted in that town yes
terday.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1861-04-26

" nave no patuzuu prtJuutrtr uuutsr -f',t
emergency this any further than 10 accord 20 The par
~ in power all the honor and all the glory that be de-
frofu II IL tho first
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1861-04-26

Here is the right sort oftalk for every body,
and especially for the Democrats The Bos-