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The West Virginia journal. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1864-1877, 1865-07-12

3 A VIRGINIA PATRloT:-A correspon.
dent of the Boston Transcript relates
tha. on o recent visit to Mount Vernon,
he saw returning veteran soldiers refused
admittauce to the place. because they
had not enough money to pay the fee
demanded by the secession occupant,
named HERBERT. A Colonel ofa Regi:
meut was tmulcted out Of one hundred
dollars for the privilege Of allowing his
Regiment Eve minutes view of tho
place. -: :, IL" -. - -,
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0riginA1 gost1v.
FOR TIE JorRNAt.
WHERE Is THAT FLAG---O
WHERE!
by REV. z. A. ARMSTRONG.

rs, III. battle Of CarnifrX Ferry, Nicholas com,
IVES: Va, the color bearer Of the 10th Ohio Regimen
FlrzorLoSS who was terribly wounded rs he lay d
ins looked frantical!y to coiEpaniOn and not sse
the uoprs which he himself carried and Srasped with
diving ,cnncity after lie fell, exclaimed iu paroxysms
despair his life blood Rowing: "Whcrc Is that la
Oh, heavens where Is i,' Keep ii, and preserve It
These were his last dying words
Where is that flag" Fitzgibbons cried,
"Confided to my care;
Ny flag, the glorious Stars and Stripes.
Triumphant everywhere ?
/" I sworc to guard and bear it safe
Mid flashing cannon's glare,
But wounded, bleeding. here lie
Where is that flag, 0. where
Where armies meet in dread array,
When brave hearts, charging dare
To fight. the Union to maintain,
And death and peril share.
"To shield, protect it with my life,
Each Star and Stripe all there,
sraspcd and bore it in the fight
Where is that flag, ., where ?"
He raised his sinking, dying head,
With wild convulsivc stare
40, heavens where is it ? keep it safe,
Preserve the flag l bear"
His pulse grew weak, his eyes grew dim.
His blood fast oozing there,
In agony he family sighed,
My flag, my colors, here they are
And as he, sasping, now behcld
His flag beside him there,
lie died soldiers glorious death,
Preserve that tlas! ~ his prayer.
The West Virginia journal. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1864-1877, 1865-07-12
Letter FROM. THE. ."GovEaNoR."

: LETTER FROM .THE. .aGovEaNoR." - 80,
The following letter was sent BY Z man,
to his son At college: ST xrits,t 70 send :
you some new socks, which .youEimothsta
has knit, By: outing doHn;someof u!ne.s
Your mother sends you ten pounds Nth. go I
out my knowledge, and for feaIthityop:
would not spend it wisely, I Hays: Kept
back half, and only send you fye: Your:
mother and I are. vel, except. that your
sister has got the: meailes.e I hope you
will do honor to my teaching .ifsJou
do not, you 3;are . donkey And :yosr.
mother aud myself are yout .es q hsetion.te m y.
parents" ;:%;:is gss%s !;';S ss%;f ~. 49,:
The West Virginia journal. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1864-1877, 1865-07-12

In Sunday School in Brooklyn, somo
time since, the reci.a .ion of verses OF
Scripture was iius progress; little lad
suddenly exclaimed: =" know verse +
He was desired totrccite it, and did so !;
-"If any one: attempts Ito haul down
the American i flag, oshoot him on the
spot" He had :studiod the gospel ac:
cordiug to General Dix. .;&;@; '-
The West Virginia journal. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1864-1877, 1865-07-12
frE rnE,JorRSAL
DON'T WAKE THE BABY.

In its cradle the baby dreams,
On it's brow 4 sweet smile CLEANS,
Caught from Heavens eternal beams
Be still, don't wake the baby
Wake it with it's laughing eyes,
Wake it with its dimplcd cries !!
To rock the cradle the mother HES,
Hush don't wake the baby.
Wake it with its winning ways
Changing sobcrness to plays
Cheering all the weary days.
Be still, don. wake the baby.
In it's cradlcsthc baby sleeps,
Through its frame the fever sweeps.
While the mother sits and wceps,-
Oh! do not wake my baby!
And with it wake thousand pains,
Dashing through its little veins.
Heed, oh, heed the plaintivc stralns.
Aud wake not mothers baby.
In its cradle the baby lies,
flushed for aye its dimplcd cries.
Closed to earth those laughing eyes!
We cannot wake the baby.
A robe Of white the baby wears
A snowy flower its bosom bears :e
Done with earth and all its cares
We would not wake the baby!
There's a voice that soon shall bring
News to peasant and to king
Causing Liio from Death to spring
That eoiee will wake the baby.
Wake it never moro to sleep, .'
Wake it never moro to weep,
Wake it from that slumber deep,
Oh! then will wake the baby d.
a. c. A. u.
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CAIRO TIMES. =
CAIRO, EfSlUM ~ NOV. Ell, 1868.
5-F. i..;i- Il! = V.::U. = 'St -
4 Rig Thing OE n Jersey LAWYER.

}
Our esteemed iriends David P, Nc Briens ESQ.
of New York, tells 4 good notessons a Jersey
lawyer. The hero; of our .sketeA, during the
last hot sumner months, used occasionally. to
worship ct the shrine OF. Gambrfntts Lager
hing( on Broadway. One swetering dav he
got pretty s:melloM ~; having ,1noHtanea hi
thorax too much with the "Ger4if;t,r Beverage.
and proceeded to navigate to his law Office.
He took w; IL substantial-leoiSii: White hat
and with rather puzzled look was attempting
d-Tut IT On Sia5ir0yS. OF course It wouldn'
ill., 1ic.flookdd inside, holding it mp towards
the light, and read aloud: : Jonas Shooter
Esq. attorney at law, Jersey Civ
ISL, log y" Tint Iny'nat-6f course It is .
Another attempt to put it on sdeways-no
use, again taking i Of, aud again rosding
Jonas Shelar.H Ne.# :s:f:GIii / -
;Aie, snnaheg trial. and 6tdinGit didn t fit.
the gentleman commenced feeling all over his
lead,1 evidently 10: assure hplself4 that no pro
Inference lad suddenly declared itself Hav.
iag satisfied hnnseifs en- that. point he once
more read the address, had another trial, ana
still sideways. There he stoor, perfectly nlys-
t',ied ot.t al. idea lighted NJ his lace, aud he
ca,"t the waiter, whom apostrophized thus
Can you read Gritng?''
- Yes sir
We'll, Will you be good enough to tell me
whose hat this is p
Herman took the head case and having read
said: ID
. 1t belongs to Jonas Shooter, Esq, Jersey
City,
Does it?''-,ad looking around with the
most coneat air III the world. exclaimed -
docs? Taen nto IN tie Qticl deQce an L.
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Ono fSoBlai.

Circulars f5rv, .rl,.i and subscriptions received by
John II. GOtLlES & 60. and
J.. y. T3FFr. FIJI. .t.c,;ii GEM + Ii Republic
-.. III 6 5te> icn { irr +dway, n. Y.
- Sauscrip also received ~ Banks and Saukt
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~; ";t4f5E.-ti
Dies Free.

An old, tdiiae idate,t farm icusc,- ID Attic
town LII Georgia, long sluce deserted by the
owners, stood dts;,la ely by the roadside. The
trees grew rankly in liie ouce cultivated gar
den, thrOu4h which here ands there's bright
Il ,wer looked OUT us ist,hletihies star shines
IhroulhttIe thfcH iileftacng OF forest trees.
The helds had been trampled By thousands OF
hos SEES hoois, the. fences we're destroyed the
rooms OF the Noise lold dctj,ced, the sacred
affairs ot n,ne were forever broken up: = =
Tie nigus mad ialieu, AID it came down ike
pail upon bIlSl aud death. There were 10
cheeIt,l sounds a1one that deserted road TIE
Voice OF Ian 1hler had yarfsled-tue SOUND Of
enid s merry song Was "a thing VI the past
Suddeuy. in the mldsI OF tIe thick gloom
that covered the f5rsaken house. a light was
seen TO glimmer. and presently dark form
passed before the uncurtaiued window over
the hall. They were not all gone, then, the
inmates of that lonely hotise 80 '... ~, r..
In one corner of the ro,.i. which WAS very
large and ueariy hare OF ftlrnlure,,s Hay = with
cred Old negreSs, whO SCENTED 10 have Just cs
capped The Jaws Of dealt, Tor sac w as tesa fully
cnlacilted. Standing at tao window, ne,rr the
feeble light, stood ! young girl, sewing. J..
Tidy, cried a Z embing. VOICE. -.
81, AuuIE; you s.sensrhie fuW.-' 3, 81 j..
Yes, chile, 'n,e;nbers all about It. Heaps
o soldiers Here whei was took siek'. -. -.
Yes, Aunty; deys IL gone, though, s.-. d.
An wtarsy your folks q
.'Dey's gone TOOL! p =! - :" E*si ! ! +:
-" An why's YOU here. chile?'' 8
- Oh. l'se here TO take care o you,
- What ! an Jet all de others go to free
dom p
IVES all free now.eztrnty don't make no
difference. Couldn't leave you 10 die, no
how
- De Lord bless you: dc Lord give youl all
you needs in dis life, and teFaal JOY in de life
10 come" mttrlnnred the old negress, with a
sob. IN git well as last as 7 can. chile an
We Il both go wlar de rest is gone
Long. weary days passed, until at last old
aunty set cut, leaning upon Tildy's arm: u stout
stick in one hand, and so she hoobled along
But she. lad oYeGesliuated her strength. On
lie third faornins the snnken check and gIa2ed
eye told that her hours were numbered.
Tidy; she said, Is going where you
can't lead me no more. Is tried to keep up,
chile, but de ole hearts worn out. II Bat glory
10 de blessed Lord and Saviour I dies tree :!
Ten everybody dat ever asks for the ole wonlan
Lat she died free. You young, Tidy yous
.oing where they'll lock OFT for your soul, AMI
traps learn you to read dc blessed Scrptt,r
That's all I wanted, but p'r'aps rs 100 Ole.
Glory to God ! I'll read his word in Heaven,
end &c Master himself will teach me- Good
bye. Tidy dies irceTi and, with one Joy
cas- look heayepword, the tired soul vert home.
- iFafchA'5lh md -IetettoJ:-.'--...'.- e-..-...
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FLuNKEYlsM,-Thc lates. piece OF Turnkey
ism, which has come under our observation Is
provided by an English paper. In reportiI g
the action Of coroner's jury, called to sit upon
the body Of gamekeeper who had been acct
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family OF lis Lordship. The galnekeeper had
= wife, widowed mother and sister, all depen-
den, upon hirn for support, but no expression
Of coincidence were offered them. Out upon
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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1865-05-05

The NoRrH ANERIoAN REvIEw.---No'
oovrI, April, 1864. Boston Tiohuor &
Fields.
The political articles in this number are
" Americs and England" which Is unneces-
sarily liberal to England, though wisely for
peace" Reconstruction," on the basis Of
emancipation and the rights OF citizenship to
blacks-and Free Missouri" an article
which, though descriptive and historical, may
nevertheless be classed as political. The lit
erary articles are on Voltaire's residence
in England" " Jacob Grimm" Words
WORTH" and "the Philosophy Of Herbert
Spencer" A summary Of the best books on
open air grape culture, a brief paper on the
death Of Edward Everett. critical notices,
and list of some recent publications, complete
the table Of contents.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1865-05-05

The reputation Of Styles, proprietor Of the
Vermont Gallery of Art at Butliugtol, is al
ready widespread, out his ambition is only
satisfied in furnishing the very best Of pic
lures and to the largest number. To this
end the public will be pleased to learn that
he has established a branch Of his business at
Montpelier, having purchased the Photo
graph Gallery in Ellis Block. and made a
" live concern out Of it. We have seen a
fine photograph Of the assassin Booth, whico
are only supplied at Styles Gallery. See ad-
vertisment
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1865-05-05
ASS duJ Oehetai'
Official: THos. w. VINCENT, A. A. g.
BY IKE PRHsIDHSr or rHn USrrED STATES.
A PROCLAMATION. 4.

A PROCLAMATION.
Whereas, By my Proclamation Of the 25th
inst. Thursday. the 25th day of next month.
was recommended day for special humi-
listion and prayer in consequence of the as
sassinstion Of Abraham Lincoln, late Presi-
dent of the United States. But whereas,
my attention has been called to the fact that
the day aforesaid is sacred to large numbers
Of Christians as one of rejoicing for the as
eension of our Saviour,
Now. therefore, be it known that !. An
drew johnson, President of the United
States, do hereby suggest that the religious
services recommended as aforesaid should be
postponed until Thursday. the first day of
June next.
In testimony whereof have hereunto set
my hand and caused the seal of the U. S.
to be affixed, Done at the City OF Washing
ton, this goth day of April, in the year of
our Lord 1865. and of the Independence
of the United States of America the eighty
ninth. ANDREW JOHNSON.
BY the President:
w. HUNTER, Actg Sec'y Of State.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1865-05-05

We learn that John MoKeogh, General
Ticket Agent OF the Rutland and Washing
ton R. R., was arrested by order of General
Dix yesterday in Rutland, on charge of dis
loyal sentiments and practices. 1t is under
stood he will be taken to New York to-day
for examination.
Although it may give the Argus fit, we
must say that we understand that McKeogh,
who has just been arrested at Rutland, is the
same man " ho telegraphed to T. P. Redfield,
some months ago, to go to Canada. Some
bow, he seems just now to be in Dad odor
with Gen. Dix, and it also seems very for
tunAte for'Mr. X. that he concluded not to
on
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1865-05-05

KNOWN IN CASADA.-Hannah M. Giles
pie, of Huntingville, h Canada East, says she
was informed by copperhead that President
Lincoln was to be assassinated She commu-
nicsted this fact to a neighbor who had also
heard of it, and while they were talking
report the news of President L:ncolns death
was received. How long will Canada harbor
robbers and assassins How long can she
do it without, retribution;. 1t is well for Ca
nadisns to mourn after President Lincon's
death 1t would have been better had the
gang of Southern Williams been excluded be-
fore.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1865-05-05

THE CABINEr.-Is is rumored that Pres
ton King of New York is to 20 into the cabi-
net. He will jill any seat more completely
than any body else, and is as prudent and
shrewd as he is great. Senator Collamer has
been summoned to Washington by the Presi-
dent, and he left home on the 22d on short
uotioe doubtless to be consulted on great
cabinet questions, II not on special reference
70 a reconstruction of the cabinet. President
johnson follows the example Of Lincoln when
he calls upon such men as Coliamer and King
Tor advice.
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RICHMOND, Va, April 90, $50 P. NJ.


To b. ~. Stanton
Gems Meade, Sheridan and Wright are act
ing under orders to pay no regard to any truce
or orders of Gen. sherman respecting hostils
tiles on the ground that Sherman's agree
ments could bind his own command only and
no other. They are directed to push forward
regardless Of orders from any one except
Gen. Grant and cut off Johnston's retreat
BeAuregard has telegTaphed to Danville that
new arrangement had been made with
Sherman and that the advance Of the 9th
corps was to be suspended until further or
ders.
have telegraphed back to obey no orders Of
Sherman's but to push forward as rapidly as
possible
The bankers have information that JEFF.
Davis specie is moving south from Colds
boro in wagons as fast as possible. | sug-
gest that orders be telegraphed through Gen.
Thomas that Wilson obey no orders from
Sherman and notifying him anu Candy and
all commanders on the Mississippi to take
measures to intercept the rebel chiefs and
their plunder. The specie taken with them
is estimated here at from six to thirteen mill
lions.
H. w. HALLEoK. Maj. Gen Comd'g.
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gaa.rtman s. State JOurnaI.
BY g.P. WALTON
MONTPELIER, NAY 5, 1865.

DEATH OF LIEUT.. k. ]. BRowN.-Under
date Of Petersburgh, April 2Sd, Col. Ripley
informs us Of the death Of lst Lieut.. X. j..
Brown, lst North Carolina colored regiment
He was missed and not found until the 22d
inst, when his body was discovered shot
through the head by rife ball. Lieutenant
Brown was formerly corporal in Co. g, 9th
Vermont. and brave soldier We believe
he was from Orange County. As his resi-
dence was not known, Col Ripley takes this
method to inform the friends of Lieut.. Brown
Of mis- death.