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The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1861-07-22
Mothers influence.

Said Bonaparte at one time, What France
most needs is nation of mothers Let Us
have q nation of inGdel mothers, and We eau
all predict the result. God pity the child
who would be cursed with such training
When he leaves the maternal roof and goes
out into the world, how many chords are en-,
twincd about his heart, binding him back to
the home Of his childhood. He was never
taught to bend the knee and say, Our Faith
er who art in heaven In his home the Bi.
bic was a sealed book. His heart never
throbbed, his bosom never felt the deep
pulsations of that spirit which kindlcd Isa.
iah's fire. He never was taught to contem.
plate this life as q school whore men are
trained and prepared for life hereafter He
never learned that there is future to Whic:
we are all Fastening, and that We all mus"
stand before the judgment seat Of Christ, ard
give an account OF our actions. He enters
the world, but is not prepared Tor its duties
and responsibilities Vice comes in its mosc
aluring garb. Crime very soon finds an Ell;
tranca. When the temper comes, there IS
no sainted mother to throw herself betwee>
him and temptation, and thus save her boy
from ruin. AS he looks back upon his past
life, he sees no mother offering up ferve.t
prayer for Gods blessing upon her son. No
mother teaching him that wherever he goes,
or in whatever scenes he may be engaged, the
all.seeipg eye is ever upon him. With a
these sacred youthful associations to restrain
them, boys arc scarcely kept from crime
With none of these influences, they are hur-
ried on to destruction with fearful impetus.
There is no future, say they He'll is fable
accountability myth. We are born for
. pleasure, let us merrily live while VIC oan. a
t few steps and he ends his days, a miserable
r outcast, villain perhaps on the gallows.-
f Such is infdel training; such must be Its re-
suit. How many of the crimes in our cou1-
t try might be traced to this origin-imPro
religious training.
la such an atmosphere as this does the In
fdel woman exist and move. 1t chills all her
finer feelings. 1t blots out her hope ofheaven-
her happiness here and hereafter. The grave
: closes over those whom she loves, and she re-
= ceives from it no solace for her wounded
n spirit She neglects her offspring, and the
y become dishonor to her, the pest OF society
and curse to tneir country. God keep the
II youth Of our land from such training as this
6 IF there is any thing for which we thank
y God. any thing for which i son should be
II grateful, il is that, when the dawn OF early
t. youth was upon us kind mother led US tc
: think of God taught us to read the Bible
1t and, in prayers for her own happiness, never
n forgot the welfare and happiness OF her boy
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1861-07-22
Fpou CALIFORNIA; The Pony Express

FROM CALIFORNIA; Pony Express from
San Francisco the 4th, has arrived.
There have been no arrivals.
Sailed lst, steamer st. Louis, tor Panama
carving l6O passengers and $3.50 900 in
t,ensure for New York, and 100000 for Eng
land. ,.,,- Ga, ..
Austin Smith, son of Extra Billy Smith, OF
Virginia, had left his Office in the navy and was
snnoosed to have gone to join the Rebels. AS
is usual with tho Secessonsts, nc took aoou
Ala 900 of other peoples money with nm,
A Democratic Convention had been Ill sesslof
for days, but made no nomination.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1861-07-22
{" HEADQUARTERS

Cen Mansfield has issued the following or
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1861-07-22
Congratulatory Address Of Gen. Mcclellan
to his Soldiers.

BEVERLY Va, July 70.
HEADQUARTERS OF THE ARMY OF 0CCUPA-
TIoN OF WESTERN VIRGINIA, BEVERLY VA,
July 10TH
Soldiers of the West, am more than salts
fed with you. You have annihilated two arm
les, commanded by educated and experienced
soldiers entrencheu in mountain Businesses and
fortified at their leisure. You have taken five
guns, IL colors 1900 stands of arms, 1000 pris-
oners including more than 40 officers. One OF
the second commanders of the rebels is prison.
er. The other lost his life on the field OF battle.
You have killed more than 250 of the enemy, who
has lost all his baggage and camp equlpage, and
all this has been accomplished with the loss OF
20 brave men killed and 60 wounded on your
part. You have proved that Union men lighting
for the preservation of our Government are more
than match for our miss GUIDED and errlng
brothers. More than this you have shown mer-
cy to the vanquished. You have made long and
arduous marches with insufficient food, and tre-
ouently exposed to the inclemcncy ofthe wealth
er. | have not hestated to demand this you
and still greater sacrifice for you to offer. II
shall be my care to prefer you to the extent
my ability. But know now that by your val
or and endurance you will accomplish all that II
asked.
Soldiers have confidence in you and | trus
YOU have learned to confde in me. RcmemDe
that disciple and subor'lination are qualities
equal value with courage. L am proud to say
that You have gained the highest honor tina
American troops can receive, the thanks OF Con
gress and the applause OF your fellow citizens
Signed.
MAI. GEN. G.. B. MCCLELLAN.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1861-07-22

sundaysohool Festivals montpelier District
At the late session Of the Montpelier District
Preachers Meeting, Sunday-School Festivals
were appointed at the following places VIZ;
lst, Montpelier, Aug. l4th. for the accom-
modation of the following Charges Montpe-
ljcr Worcester, Plainfeld, Barre, Berlin, North
field, Waitsfeld. Moretown and MiddieseS ~
Sneakers. j. l.. Roberts, A, j.. Cooper, and H.
Webster,
ID, Chelsea, Aug 2lst, to include Chelsea
WlliAmstown. BrookIiell, handoI ph' ion
bridge and Royalton. Speakers, ID. A A%cf'
L. s. Haynes, W. E. McAllister.
Sd, pittsGeld, Aug. 2Sth, to emefsoc P'1's-
field, Rochester, Bethel and Bethel p lympus'T '
Speakers, j. A. ShcEb'-nc T. g. haSs an" H.
4th. East Topsiiam, Aug. 2s.h, for the 6cne-
lit OF Topsham, Corinth, Bradford, West BRAD
ford and Fairlee, Speakers, u Hayward H.
K Cobb and isaac Mc.inn.
JosnrA GIlI., Secretary.
Moretown, Joly 3. 1861
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1861-07-22

At the Bulls Run fight Massachusetts boy
had IA hand to hand conflict with rebel, when
one of the Fire Zouaves came up and with his
bowie knife made short work of the rebel. one
of Ellsworth's Zonaves captured rebel and
finding some difficulty in taking him into camp,
ran bayonet through him.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1861-07-22

M1ssuR1.-Brig Gen. John Pope, has made
a proclamation to the people Of Northern Mis-
souri, informing them that he had taken cem
mand of that portion of the State, and would
soon appear among them with force sufficient
to maintain the Federal authority at all hazards
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1861-07-22

4 CURIOUS ESTABLISHMENT "A newspaper
published at Niagara Falls, called . The ;'f"s
qnd The Bird" has the following paragraph -
,'''% " Hoo e. this Paper is PutEsAed.fhe editor is
, hind man, the compositors are deaf and dumb,
the press work is performed by the blind, tho
papers are folded by the blind and wrapped b
the mutes'
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1861-07-22

Gov. Fairbanks, with his characteristic prompt"
ness and efficiency, has procured and sent for
ward the necessary horses and army wagons Tor
the use of the Second Vermont Regiment now
in Virginia.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1861-07-22

Capt. Strout and crew of the brig Cuba, re-
Gently captured by q privateer, succeeded IN
oyerpowering The prize crew placed on board
put them in irons and was bringing his ship to
New York
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1861-07-22

The tenn of service of the First Vermont Reg
iment will, according to the decision of Gen.
Butler, expire August I'd, and the regiment Will
not return to Vermont until that time.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1861-07-22

The Charleston Mercury suspects the risat
Minnesota is off the bar at that port,
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1861-07-22
OF vHE DEPARTMENT OF WAsHINUI'

Or THE DETARTMENT UF w A7IT4'O1V3 ,
Eucitive slaves will, under no preiext what
over be nermi tied to reside or be in any way
barbored @ in quarters and camps Of troops ser, ,
VINO ,, III in this Department, Neither shall such
.iay1os ln1 10 allowed to accompany troops on the
march, : Commanders Of troops will be held
resnonsible for the strict observance OF this
order"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-04-09
Mc0iral.

COUT and RHEUMATISM.-The excracisa1
NJ pain Of Gout or Rheumatism relieved in txo 49,
cured In few days by that celebrs,ed Ensisn ~ -
dsts relief from the tortures Of this disease and cary -
tack In two or three days, requires nehst conhass
tentcn Of any kind and are certain 70 prssehs 'A'
Ing any vital part; .x,...,Nov a
p,sn.rsS nv PROUT 4 HARSANT. No. l2s stfsne. ~ q
rn,lsnd and sold By their Agent. MILTON hAESASx III
ssdst and Breadwsy. N ~ and G WELLS IL S.;ssy q
Frntlin H. Is saS y nv az n.S. ma sdSrs q
Prost No SIS Strand. Lshden," 70 bs !mpyssssf
cssncai stapRs Saxs4t saeh bex Il Ne Gsss'as -
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-04-09
Proposals.
TREASURY DEPARTMENT

TREASURY DEPARTMENT
TOfcial WAsHrHGr0s, d. c., April s, 1861
CEALED PROPOSALS will be received at this
- Department until 10 o'clock on THURsphY MORNING..
ONE THOUSAND DOLLARS. in TREASURY MOTIFS %
part thereof bearing interest a, 1 per cent PEI snnan
payable redeemabe In two yens receivable fr
public dues Opt OF the holder convertible nto Oh
per bonds Of the Uni ed States.
Said issued andr the authority Of the Gets OF Con-
gress approved Feb. Q, 1851, and March 2, 1861.
Proposals the bid for each hundred dollars
per thereof deposited with Asssu, tres
Of the United States and certificate thereof
each bid aud the whole In coin be depo,ed With
Assistant Treasurer Ia equal indictments hye ten. sod hf
days respectively the whole amount within hys days
after the OF bid Of the option Of the bidder No
posa at less than par will be considered.
Proposals be indorsed Poposes for Treasury Sotea'
s. Z. CHASE, Sec. Of Treasury
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-04-09
ID III. MACY
R. H. MACY.
II. Ii. MACY.


A"' R. L MAcE
No S n S91 S x nj aen'''
NEW AND DESIRABLE SPRING GOODS, rB6oyeHr
LESS THAN THE COST or IMPORTATION or.
SALll BRo :, e! sspi Prices htfs THAN
rmssopERgp coLI4Rs JsSonet .e.. sui.. set. Liner
BEssass: .s Sleeve gs@d; T uSSs jsso'f sS
smsrsiSssd Dresses. E%6roidered Hsndtectief b@iiy
Bsads Breakfast Caps Night Caps Misses Collars Chldren
Einen Cambria Handterche Plain Embroidered and Hem
ss Pns.pps Ssa SIX
Grape se Grape Colar. Lawn Collars and se Grsnsdne
Fancy Lace Sets Fancy Lace Sleeves
Lsoe BLACK white Thread Lsce vaencennes Laces Brus
aints Appiqas I.os. Real Pu.hs1 Lsce. Histon d.
ss .Sd sHs
gs PusheI ysis Grensdioe Walls Barge Walls Mourning
snss rscs sR Lsos MATTHIAS Sleeve Net. n aud
rsd Black sili and Cotton Nets csps Metz Lace cspe.
Val Barge, GRENADINES aod Tissues Tape Trimming Magic
suaiins' vi'''ri. i Sqfh i3fs e AND
SPRING HAT RIBBONS, Thinning Ribbons sssh Ribbons
Ribbons. widths qualities ssrin and IsHea Ribbons
Bonnet Silks Msrcelne Silks Bonnet Grapes Crochet Frnges
~ THE CHEAPEST LINZ OF RIBBONS IN THE CITY
JOB LOTS IN HOSIERY, GLOVES &c.
LADIES, CHlLDS and GENTS German Cotton Hosiery,
LsIe Thread and snk Hosry Lade. Mse1 and Gents Ne
S and oe9.' w1 SI USSsr Es eGS @ tss Ribbed
Gloves and Gaunte In variety Mitts evers QUALITY
~ THE CHEAPEST LINE OF HOSIERY, &C. IN THE
CITY.
LADIES' FURNISHING GOODS.
LADIES' and MISSES Tucked aud Embroidered Skirts La
6s and Misses Linen and Muslin Drawer Chemises Night
broes Corsets and Sacks Chds Cloaks Sacks Aprons Ge
Hoop Skirts.
fBE CHEAPEST LINE OF PARAs0Ls AND SUN UNI
BRELLAS IN THE CITY.
- SELECTED STOCK or
ZINE FRENCH FLOWERS, Roses Tabs Rucheg Bonnet
Y.nes Head Dress Caps Head Nets Crochet Nets
fnsnts Caps end Imitation lace Infants huches Dress
Esas Fancy Hair Pins Fancy Dress Combs Gilt Trimmings &c
- JOB LOTS IN HOUSEKEEPING GOODS. &c.
shiing Muslin ~ S. 81 1914 Brown aud beached sheet
nes ghIrtnss and Bosom LnensLinen bosoms ana Cuts
Linen Lswns-Lnen Csmbncs-Bidseye Liuens-Dotted Lin
sm-Lnen Daper-Tow es-Crashes- Lining CHmbcs-fa per
bries 6{-Linen Dsnssks liable Clohs-Nsph s-Doyies
Bhop LswnBook, Swiss and Rainsook mnslios-bnislts
Matseies-tndis TwIled Muins-Balldd Vale and other
ans Fsnnes-0suze Flsnnels CAmbrcs-Stped Gam
tsscusn Lsees-yesibule Leess-Lsce Curtains-Drpery
Musns-Doed Figured aud Plaid Swiss Muslins-NottiDgh
Acknowledgements CurtsnsS4 White 0rgandss Tsrlar
ssns ksneraldss no.
u YANKEE NOTIONS CHEAP!
American Pins English Pins Bssmaks Needles Crochet
Needles-Hsi, Teeth, and Nal Observation-Disclosures
Eombs- Button. Tapes brsids fsns scsors-shsafs-
dsry SUI Needle books Pockstbooks Porte Monnass
Hooks ent Pins-Shoe Lacss-Corset
Lsoss7hlnbses Bi.ds-Pssrl Buttons, &c. 60,
U 1000 dosea Of sur well known Paris KID Gloves 60
E-Ths resi sale V eo@msaos Moadsy morning Aphl q
80 II ss!snes 81 catalogue asxt w,sE .rx
sAM. s@ iAAfk
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-04-09
Board ano Rooms.

DOARDERS WANTED.-Gentleme and their
1t Wives and few pgle Gentlemen can
with pleasant ROOMS and good BOARD by applying No IS
Henry Brooklyn Hights, i've inutes walk from Fulton
Ferry.
BOARD WANTED-In q respectable American
I'D private family there other bosrders for
iy offs gentlemen mechsnc below lh and east Of Bow
ery Address iii 18th Inst, 4. J. W., Tribune Office.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-04-09

BOHEMIAN TROUPE.
ID Ths BOHEMIAN TROUPE OF GLASS BLOWERS
are no giving their popular Promenade Enterainmenn the
Cooper Open from ~ a IN TIL u p M Entrance on
''"' LON PRESSURE STEAM ENGINE.
made entirely 81 Glass ard the only one In the world viii be In
constant operation IA connection with Glass Working In all Its
varieties by Of artists selected from different quarters
of the globe the Ia their ne valuable collection II
hesntG vorks art Of their matches production. Will
be every evening aud Wednesday and Saturday
Afternoons The public respectfully Informed that tia the
only exhibition Of the Kind In the world
Admission 10 cents No half price.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-04-09

TIVE ANNIVERSARY EXERCISES Of the
l. ENGLEwo0D INSTITUTE FOR YOUNG LADIES
D. m An address may be expected from tho Rev ): H.
DWIGHT Cars TO Epglewood from foot Of CoartiandsI
ale and SID p. IN. return the same night
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-04-09

ITO LET--0ne-half of No. 252 West 18th
below 9hav consisting Of four Rooms second floor,
back Bsseusnt aud Room In attic, Gas Bath, &c Apply
the pTemises.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-04-09
Real Gstate for Sale.

At NORWALK. Gonna pretty, new COT
"A TAGE will be sold cheap 500 down. and small quarterly
payments. Inquire Of J. o. COOLEY Co.. Prntsrs Ware
house No 1 Sprncest
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-04-09

d. AK WILL secure 3-story and basement
I'D Il - brick HOUSE with range. bath bot and cold
water gus &c good tenant In l3ihs near 6thsv Apply
to KIMBALL N. PRINCE. No. l69 Centre 1t.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-04-09

TI'O LET or for SALE, near Morristown, n. j..
Il An elegant spacious and strictly hfs cass COZ NrRf5
SEAT Grounds aud 0ubudngs Ice House ed elevated and
healthy situation pure from mountain stream intro
duc,d into the house PIERCE & WADSWORTH,
No. 10 Pinest, New.York
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-04-09

AT ORANGE, n. J.-COUNTkY SEAT of 6 to
d acres near the depot hrstcass improvements rich soil
plenty OF it pure soft spring water hot and cold carried
through the bu ldngs. Apply l.. PATTON Co., 10 Wmst
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-04-09
Amnsements.


ACADEMY OF MU SiISs NETWORK.
WEDNESDAY hiv;EEsSING. April 10.
Only night Of Ha,oy TfIIyE 81 THE ESr1 IEwEss.
which III be produced for the frs. time with the following emil
"'"' o'''0""I MADAME PAULINE CoLsoN.
for the first time in the celebrated role Of Rachel the Jewes
MISS ISABELLA HlNCkLEf,
first time the Princess fudohe
SIGNOR Sf1GELLl.
in bis ebrsted character Of EiesL ,n, The Jew
as Leopold, the Prince - ,,,,,,,
SIGNOR SUS'NL
10 the hish dramatic role OF the Cardinal N, ,,,,,,o
DiIeeiHr SYd "ns,, n,,b, Miss KELLOGG
SATURDAY AFTERNOON close q the season
GRAND GALA and FAREWELL MATINEE.
SUNDAY EVENING GRAND ORAToRl0.
All particulars abou, oIaorio in future advertisements.
The onpauy appears ia Philadelphia on Monday hPr To-
on their wa, to Cincinnati and St Louis
ROOKLYN ACADEMY OF MUSIC-OPERA
TUESDAY, APRIL o LINDA ~ CHAMoUNIx
Ms, CLARA LOUISE KELLOGG,
PHILLIPS BRiGSoLI. FERRI, sUSINI DUBREUL.
WIN conclude s The GLAsA LOUISE S i, m E2LkA composed
THURSDAY. ia JUNE
SATURDAY, MOSES IN EGYPT
DARNUM's AMERICAN MUSEUM
pooua resort OF Citizens aud Strangers offers attractions
m.nt "she foIlowi M win show: OLD GRIZZLY ADAMS
TRAINED BEARS exhibited By the ORIGINAL HERR
DRESDACH who me.s thsm PsfS[n tse most maIyr nN
WHAT Is frl BEARDED LADY; LILlPUi IAH QUEEN,
the be,uu and fairy creature In The wodd abbiH
HAPPY FAMILY. MONSTER SERPENTSi PALMETTO
TREE from Charleston s. c. and $50 600 Caro.ities beside
NV, SPLENDID Or Matte PERFORMANCES
RUTH OAKLEY THIS AFTERNOON at , o'clock
FLYING DUrCHmAN st7t EVENING.
Admission Is cents Children under ten years 10 cent.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-04-09
% Eet.

A 3-story HOUSE to RENTING. l48 Lexing'
N tonsv cor sOhst for yeas slooo With modern i'm
nrovemeuts shown from IL to Also, HOUSE in kodneyst
Brookiyn inquite at FOUNTAINS INDIA STORE, No 633
Brosdwsy.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-04-09
Uants.

A MASSACHUSETTS Lady who has had six
IA years experience teaching desires situation in Epis
copal family this city qualified to teach tho
aud higher English branches thoroughly Vocal Music
Drawing berinne on the Piano and French INSCRIPTIONS
bic references given Address TEACHER Godfeys Union
square Post Office for week
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-04-09

VVANTED-A SITUATION, by two respectable
w young WOMEN, Protesnts, Cook. Washer, and
Iroper the other Ch.mbermaid Waitress, snd Fine
Sewer Wages much object good place. Good
city reference Call person address by Mrs.
SHEPHERD No IS President st.. Hsmton-sv, South
R,,ok ivn.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-04-09

ITO RENT, or for SALE-The iour-story, high
i s.oop brosnsone HOUSES the south side Of ilstst,
near 5ihav Houses Eew with all the modern improvements
Apply to LOOMS G0PF No. 23 Broadway or No Pine
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-04-09

A YOUNG Woman wishes a situation as CHAM
~ BERNARD. and to do FINE WASHING fora hr't,cia"
family Se fully the duties Of the above position,
has the best OF City references Please call sddres for
lays at No. 1873 West 2Ithst. between 18th and 9Th AVS
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-04-09

WANTED-A situation as COOK; thoroughly
w undr,tapds her business; IL good baker and knows
how butte Can give good city reference Apply no
lis IVES, Ithst Can be for two days
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-04-09

EOR SALE or EXCHANGE for Improved Prop.
and FOtJ LOTS Of GROUND at Yonkers, within eight min
ute. walk Of the Depot House ha. u rooms newly Psase
Hudson SMITH GODDARD No. Is Cedarst.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-04-09

VXANTED-A situation as WET NURSE, by a
w healthy young woman Call at No III Concordst'
Brooklyn.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-04-09

A NUMBER of HOUSES to LET at REDUCED
"A RENTS from $3.50 TO 300 on ed I'D Lexington Az
Bond Blocker 4thsv 10TH 18th. 9TH Hanm9nd En i'tn
''''r e ~ ~ No. 3i3 4thsv.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-04-09

NTANTED-A situation as COOK in a small pri-
w yste family by young Woman who Is perfectly capable
IN all its particulars Has objection to assist the Washing
Of CITY reference given Can At No 2J East oth
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-04-09

WANTED-By young Widow lady, q situation
w az HOUSEKEEPER, In a private family or to TAKE
CHARGE OF HOUSE Inquire for three days No. 3l7
ethav.. nosr the corner Of 3Oth-st.
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1861-09-19
Battle in western Virg iNip--Vic.
tory OF the Ohio Troops.

The tclcgraphic reports give an account Of a
battle fought on Gaulcy river, near Summerville,
between the Confederate forces, 5000 strong,
commanded by Gen. FLoyD, and our forces, IN.
der Gen RosEScRASs. From the meager account
it would nppea" that nearly the whole of the Ma.
tional forces were from Ohio, Coils LOWE, IYTiF
and RoBT. l.. MCCooK. Col. Lowe, of the 10Th,
was shot in the forehead, while at the head of his
regiment, and killed, and Col. LyTLE was woun-
dcd in tn leg. mong the Captains honorbly
mentioned is Capt SCHNEIDER, of Columbus.
Wcregret the death of tho gallant Col. Lowe.
1t is not long since the Cincinnati Commercial and
other papers were publishing articles charging
him with cowardicc. We should think they wo'd
be ashamed of themselves now as they should
have been Mt tie time.
1t was undoubtedly hard fight. Our Chic boys
behaved nobly. The Union loss is stated at 90
killed and 100 wounded The loss on the rebel
side is not stated. Night coming on the fight was
stopped. During the night the rebels left their
camp, and in it considerable quantity of stores,
which was taken possession ofby the Union forces
BY n dispatch published elsewhere in to.day's pa
per it will bc seen the rebels claim to have killed
GOO and wounded 1000.
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1861-09-19
---------- -7--s 80.
The LrgisIUtuarc.

The Republican wire. workers almost crazy
to secure the Ohio Legislature. They will get
up, in some countless fusion tickets; but they ar,
precious careful to Appropriate to themselves the
Senator and Representative, The Legislature
appropriates all the money, or in other words hold
the purse of the State. The appropriations of th,
recent legislature were anything put flattcrng tc
the tax payers. Beside this the next Legislature
will district tho State for congressional purposes
and also elect Ben WApE's successor in the United
States Senate. In pursuance of their determine
ton to secure the legislature they have nominated
URIAH NEWCOMER, in this county, who Is one of
the blackcst kind Of Black Republicans. They
will make every sacrirce they can on the balance
of the ticket to get votes fur him. Ilo has forty
chances to bo struck by lightning To where he has
one to be elected.