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VALUABLE Mill SITE. I'm REAR

y OF srOOh ehOUSE AND IsO rs APPER-
TANNING THERETO. FOR SALE AT AUCTION
VIII be sold on THUASDAY, thu 29sh MsrsA. 1856
valuable III site. called Turner'S" situssd ct the
head of VsileY street, In resr of the Poor House-
the Virginia Central Railroad running through it
tosethsr with several ANAL detached parcels of
Land. amounting In the aggregate to 81 acres to-
gsther with the Canals feadinz the sid Mill ste.
' Apiat OF the property can he seen se our Office
The pro:eItg viii be 80 tasetbsr divided as may
be agreed on at the time OF sails. / =
g. TERMs-One-fourth cash; balance ct 4, and ~
months for negotiable notes. Interest added sAeured
BY trust deed or title retained The taxes for the
present year to bs, paid hy the purchaser, .,-e D
NH 81 f1s'2 GODEIN ktAPPERyON Anct. 4.
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A TTENTION ANGLERS FIRES
"A SUPPLY OF FISHING TACKLE II am now
opening the IN st complete assortment of FISHING
may be found all the variety of hoeks-such a. Ora
virstion, Virginia. Limerick, Kirby Sockdolcssrs.
nc, besides full assortment OF Hooks on eus and
gimp; Gut and Gimp extra single aud double Trim
nliugs Ridged Lines and Floats and Hooks com
plete; Sea Grass. Floats and sinkers extra C0ttoa
Linen and Flax Lines T.sisted, Plated, Spun Cal
bleard and Braided siIs Lines In Rolls Of sapsrior
quality; Reed and Waking Cane Rods Ia great va
ii-ty-
ALSO-Goid snd Silver headed Walking Canssz
Colts and Aliens Pistols; Guns; Liquor Thsks
Drinking Cups, &c JAMES WALSH,
Importer, doors above st. Charles Hotel
L Z
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TX BUILDING LOTS on EARRING.

SALE AT AuCrION.-Wfii be sold on TUEsn4VV
afternoon. the 9th March, 1855, on the premi.s.
commeneius at o'clock, 10 the order advertised. ;
near the residence of Mr.. - Matthews aud nd ;,
jbinipg the house now beinx puilt BY Mr.. Hugh Hs
gan. each fronting so fse. running back l65 feet
These lots are just beyond the corporation line,
and are most beautifully loeatsd for private dwell.
irss. a. they command handsome view OF the river
and the lower and upper pant OF the city, AZ d the
SURROUNDING country. "a = gEz11 - 60 : 40
Asa tive Lots, OF the ssms size, Immediately In
rear. fronting on Venable street 3
After " hicb will be gold Ave Building Lots on
the Eastline of 25th street. between aud Streets
each fronting s. feet, ruoninR bach 1872 feet
TERMs-One third cash bsancs at 4 and mos
Tor neyohahle notes Interest added aud tide re-
tained till last note 10 pad. The taxes for the pre-
sent y-sr to bs pa i'd by tho purcha ser IN Fsa'
lah 20 -. GulQLN 4 .ARPERSQN. Ancts =
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s..r Astusnn6Enrs..'..7 ETTs )
MI GRAND CONCEKT.-The MI
@H sICAL CONVENTION, oonsistips Of son :
4s1x4 three hundred c.rrnbers. viii close its sea
@ s'cns ON fO-HIGH z. with ssaa asaas q

. : :. PC GRAND CoNCERrt. ,aT !
SoLOS DUETS, gses" seiaes i
TRiOS. QG1RTETTS, 80. -ssY D.,
+..= 80 sCHORESSES, &c, kc,
under th- direction of Mssns ROOT and VAN
s FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH. gsas
fDR. BURROWS >sss1-z ~ p.
~ On Broad Ut. @S W q
~ TiCkET3-bo cents; to be obtained at the
Mus c and Bookstsfes and Of the numbers Of the
Committee of siates cement. '@
" Doors o-en &C O'clock, Concert will con-.
msuee at O'clock
The following ~ list of the
COMMITTEE or MANAGEMENT
John Williams WIN. J. Hiddick, 81.
= =. G. Potts James A.. Taylor r
B. Epbank ae +~s - Alfred 9. Lee, e.
irlfs Balnaine. - journey, d,
NJ Harro!5, II Washington Todd.
] Z. Henderspa, ~ T-4Fs 7 NJ. Aifriend, sg# q
James Webb ~ Thomas Elicit, e
SahtuetP Earaes., p. H. Rbeses =
b Mits Turpin Ii. Hecht-tf
John ~ ButIef ~ g .a5fIohn H TYLER e5-
Joseph Woodward James Evans. q
William n 9sant go William Jenkins /" G.
: =. u Dennison Edward Archer, -
Z s Hawes .'--.-..Hs q A. Rose, 'ass 5'
'Ssmu-i NJ Prise Rufus Morse, -.
r II Cons l--sNE p H. Reach sE Z
Jesse Rssd, = ) C. Redwood, - q
Euoch Moree, 80 Smoges p -
= : Stevens, Ernest Franak. 80 p
Jsmes Gordon, NJ ]. M;chefbsehef,1 =
David Turner, Hirah "- 20 Il.
J. Caldwell. a "fN q Wiiaol Mipgi.sa7. :
u. q. Eggelins, r. l. Gailshar @%#
up. Hanlon, David Kemmerer. 4
~
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SLAVE CASE IN CIECIkRATf-sTO6MO ON
THF ONO

CINcIsSATI, March l5-Tbe trial oil two negroes,
brought beiore the Superior Court on writ Of ha-
esas corpus today, excited grea. interest. The
negroes were brought by ths owners on the way
from Virginia 10 Mississippi, and their freedom is
Stained, Hon g P Chase and Judge Walker sp.
pesrsd as counsel for the slaves. Ju:sge Storer
took the csss uUder sdviseneut.
hesvy storm OF wind and rain visited this city
tta Eight The river IL high snd rising rapidly
with q feet Of water 80 the channel.
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NEW GOODS BY EXPRESS II. r.
~ PRICE co. have just cpsned further sur.
plies of ..
Rich GUNNER Silka, Chene p'sids and iqed.
Rich Orsandies and Jaconet.
Rich printed and plain Barege-.
Mousslsine de Sole aud Barge Robes, ..
Orsaudie ard Jscopet Robes. . -
Rich Grenadines and all neto styles If Dress Goods:
New muslin ard cambria Collars 400 Sleeves. :
Mourning Collars and Seeves tp great variety.
Mourn.ng Raseses, Lawps. Ginghsms, nc, to
s of which they invite the attention OF their friends
and rystouers NH l9-6
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BY RICHARD CAUTHORI

BY DAVENPORT, ALLEN & CO.
GROCERIES, &c. AT AUCTION
~ On THURSDAY, 22d March, we will sail At 10
O'clock at our auction store, assortment OF GRO
CERES, viz: o. 500
Lseuayrs snd Java Coffee g..
Coffee Sugars o.
Soap. Candies, Syrup, Salt
Rectifed Whiskey; N. T. Run
Superior Rum, in hhds.
Brandy; Window Glass
Green and Black Teas
Rsisips Preserved Ginger
ALSO-4 Ploughs.
TERMs-Under 800 cash; over Sl0a. mos credit.
for approved negotiable paper.
NH 10 DAVENPORT, ALIEN l. CO., Auets.
600 CASES BOOTS, SHOES, HATS
OOO CAPS AT AUCTlON.--On WEDNEs.
DAY 18th March, will sell. ST 10 O'clock, at our
auction store - t' . '-
6ea eases Boots, Shoes. Hats and Caps
Desirable goods, suitable for the sprug ana SUN.
sslaz.
TrRMs-Undsr 500 cash. 500 and over, months
credit, tor approved paper.
DAVENPORT, ALLEN & Co
mh II -..-. Anc.ionsers
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NOW NOTHING TICKET. - Great
IN excitement produced by chewing the ceisbIs.
ted .Wsddino Cake" which. for social cSmtoIt and
pleasant IN tines q trouble e ve1
sunniv OF this jusly celebrated and Rch estssmsa
INA sttii on be nd an for Ssls only By - sa-
EORBORNE NORTON CO :,
No 1864 Main street, opposite American Hotsl.
q
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LAWNS JUST RETURNED FROM

HAVING JUST RETURNED FROM
Il tour West, eau now be fouud at my Office.
aud prepared to site TO all claims airing ont u
the different wars in which the United States hss
been engaged. have lately formed co.psrtnsr-
ship with gentleman of Intelligence and known
business habits, in Texas, who will give prompt at
teution to matters of business that be entrusted
to US. Persons who lost relations in Fsnnug's de.
feat, az the Alamo, or who died Ia the Texas war
can Ieceive information By calling at my Office
F.V. SUTTON, Ssn,r
No Law Building. Richmond, We
N. B. am slso Commissioner Of Oeeds for tho
States of Texas F
NH list r, VS..
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AUCTION BAIHS.
THIS DAY.
BY ALEXANDER MOTT
THIS DA'

FURNITURE. CLOTHING, DO, AT
AucTI0N:-Wiilb be sold, on TUESOAH. Seth
inn &C 10 ocosf large 10. Of and ssconA- kAnl
urniture, consisting Of general variety Of hoGse-
ALso-An iavoics Of Clcthirs, Dry 0eo1a 10,
goods
ALso-A ssr erai a.-os'ndnt Of GROCERY, 0lass-
war;, Jewelry, Fancy Boxes, SC, &c. ~ 81 e1E
ALSO 10 boxes 1snpf.c.pred Tobacco; n boxe.
iImpeiisi Tes: ba'kels Champs Wine. 10 sssss
Coen-c Brandy 81 ALrx. HOTT'
NH p 9tfssf-.t anrdn.st
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TOR LIFE INSURANCE"

FoR LIFE INSURANCE"
MUTUAL BENEFIT COMPANY,
CAPITAL, JAsUARY |, 1855, 81 ,O33, S5947.
FOR HERRIN9S
FIRE Oh BuRqL ~: AZ E Ere lRoSsAFEs,
BLANK BOOKS AND STATIONERY,
WE0LEsdLE AMP RRT1LL.
nlh 2o-5t KNOWLES + WALFoRD.
nEATH OF EMPE & OR NICHO-
~ LAs!-sUCCEssION OF ALEXANDER
NO CAPITULArlON!-WAR CONfIN u Z D.
Notwithstanding the above startling announcements
fao n. ID
are yet made at the same old prices or less ct the
may be found eomplsts s.sortmsnt at all times.-
Give ne 9 call. MILES ANGLER.
NH Cots Mayo street, Richmond, Va.
FOR HIRE.-A negro woman, without
> tneumbrsnce, who 10 . COED Cook, Washer and
NH sO-s. Apply WIN. oouLpls.
NOTICE.-MRs. J ORDA n, on Grace
~ street, between 7th and sth, South eide, has a
front in tue secou6 story Of her desirable resi-.
denes for which she desires tenant. A few young
also day board The location 10 pleasant and central
and terms very moderate. Apply Immediately.
NH 20-4t
VALUABLE FEMALE SERVANT
FOR SALE PRIVATELY.-I will sell at pri-
Shto . worry stauhOio touAie 6eTVeuI, TO foh0o
Wsshsr and Ironsr and plain sssns.r...; i. hssltSV.
of good ch arscteT, and sold for fault For par.
ticulars apply to 9. II. SMITH,
NH 2o-iw@ Msy9 st., % door above Trsnhl in.
TSHE AMERICAN LIFTING PUMP,
l. WITH POLLYS PATENT ADJUSTABLE
BUCKET-This Pump IL acknowledged by soisn.
tifc men who have witnessed its operation to pos-
sass many advantages ever ell othei Lifting Pumps
in IL Is applicable to wells Of any depth,
and Its simplicity Of sonstruction and durability
must render 1t the fsvorite Pump of the Union.
A working model can be seen ct the store of
H. essrs Mott Nelson, Il doors below st. Charles
Hotei) Main st. Ali orders left ct that place viii
receive prompt attention.
8. q. SMITH h CO.. ProDristoss
Inh Al--Iu.t
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MUSICAL CONTENTION % -
AyA l~v 81 THE RICHMOND - $50
MITEIC .CHNVENTrnHY

Under the direction of Me.grs Lowell asASON.
GEO. ROOT end w C. VAN METaR will
mA ct In the Nj ain street Second Bspfiss iDr How
elfsl Chnrch, on ~ 4sE~ s%NE a sss-srzs1sSs~a =
I }S4TDRUAY EVENING, Narrh H. .
a half past Z O'clock. ard close on Tl.EaOAY
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WANTS.

WANTED, FOR THE SPRINGS
W Wanted sbou: Is SERVANTS for the sprp,s
Cabin and Dining room Servants and Chamberlain,
Applications must be made between this and Fridsv
the lsd inst. Apply 20 JOHH r. COOE
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Late and Interesting from Havana.
NEW YORK March 19.-The steamer Ca
hawba has arrived, with Havana dates to
the 18th inst.
The cases of Pinto, Cadalzo and pinelo,
had been concluded by the military court,
and all sentenced to death-thus transcend
ing the decision of the Fiscal, which was
death to Pinto, ten years imprisonment for
Cadalzo, and Punishment for Pinelo.
The consuls of foreign nations, who called
upon the Captain General in the hope of
inducing hirp to exercise hig clemency in the
cases ofthese unfortunate MEN, were refus-
ed admission. The execution of Pinto was
shortly expected
Havana was quiet and business improving.
The q. 3. sloop-of war Princeton, and the
British war steamer Buzzard were in port.
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BY LARUs d. SHINE.

OUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN FUR
IMI, sIFURE AT AUCTION On THIS MORN.
tS1' e9mn ns at 10 O'clock in our sley via be
by .1t OF seeoI d.hand Furniture oonnseisf OF
eos. hsttres.ss Bedsieads BedsIothes, Genre r.,
Cnsh., so.sH hureaux. good Stoves lot Of Faint.
hs a6 &C LARUS SHINE,
Nh ~ 1855 fs Auctiopeers
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$50 REWARD Y

- STRAYED-From the. corner
- of Canal and Third stree.s on the I7tl
inss. "a snail white DOG, smooth hair, With collar
on, engraved w d! Jester. A iiberai reward viii
Eh is-2tk 17l III q -, s,',S,. s-sss'%
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FIRES IN THE SOUTH.

: !. y. = =. q 49, a3AE
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!. - "a - a-FE.-.anIY-n..-
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80 ILIT8xsaTe aof1gT -
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1855-07-13

A Wild, frolicksome young man
formed one Of set yho sometimes
derived their sport from ridiculing the
most awful themes in the word of God.
One day he came out Of a public
house where he had become excited
by profane reyelry with his compsn.
ions, mounted his horse, and struct in
TO gallop. A venerable man. long
distinguished for the earnest and
solemn tone Of his piety. was passing
along the road. When the youth
overlook him. he drew up the reins.
and said, deacon, how far is it to
hell?" The old Christian camily re-
piled. "Young man, at the rate you
are now going, yoa sciH soon Be there"
The reckless sinner struck the nanks
Of his horse with his spurs, and DASH
ed off on a wide canter. After pass
ing few rods. his horse stumbled:
he fell over his head to the ground,
but rose not again. The Deacon
reached him only in time TO hear one
faint groan, and all was over.
How short the triumphing Of the
wicked! What a contrast between the
last moment on earth an the FIRST inl
eternity! "He stretcheth out his
hand against God, and strengthcneht
himself against the Almighty. He
runneth upon him. even on his neck.
upon the thick bosses Of his bucklcrs."
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fortiian
ENGLAND and Russia.

The lover Of historic parallels may
find in the contest, hourly increasing
in virulcnce. between England and
Russia many points of simiitude to
that great drama enacted in the ancient
world between Carthage and Rome =
England, like Carthage, was the first
through her press and politicians to
invest the quarrel with particular
venom. AS in the contest Of the old
world. too. Sicily was the bone Of con-
tention. so in the mordern parallel.
Turkey is made the apparent subject
of strife. But as in reality the exten-
ton of domination over the South.
west and West Of the Mediterranean
was the cause Of quarrel in the one. SO
is the dominion Of the East in the 9TH
or. 1t was then; too as now, n strug-
gle between commercial and mari
time and an almost exclusively cont.
mental power. Carthage forced Rome
to create a navy. England, compell-
ing Rossia, as she has done, TO fall
back on her own resources. may see
at the end this same barbarous EN-
pirc unfold its latent intellectual resour-
ces. Already Russia. which hithert,
imported her steam engines from Eng
land. begins to construct them at home
and we read latterly Of screw vessels
reared in the Navy Yards Of st. Peters
burg and Nikolaef.
While ms matter Of historic inter
est we present this parallel. let it no
be imae med, we place any stress upor
its bearing on events to come. His
tory is no so poor and exhausted tc
our thought as to be obliged to repro
duce the 50 me phenomena. Hercrea
tive powers are and will ever remaiI
fresh. origin ul and inexhaustible.-
Nor do we pre- sage or admitthc glimps'
of possibility that England will NEE
with the fate o,e Carthage. Englant
with her industr V, activity and wealth
cannot fall. She is one Of the chic
Instruments of the development ant
progress Of our ra,,c. and will becom
still more eilicacic nsly so when sh
has cast off that me dieval crust whicl
now clogs and impe, les her action: !
cannot however be denied that Eng
land has lost somewhat of the halo tina
surrounded her name. and since thi
war began, descended several step
from the high place she had previous
Iy held among nations. IL would b
but idle repetition to rchea rse in deta
to the readers Of the American tina
she is at this moment but playing
second part to Louis Napole on. dc
pendent on his mercy and sub]ec I
his will; that her Marshals receive o.
ders from Generals, their interiors !
rank, and whatever success may e'
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SsIttt MisulIanp.


An interestingly -black-eyed-
little-woman named Nagle, with ine
plump pledge Of affection in her arms.
appeared at the Police Court yesterday
to answer a charge preferred against
her by stalvart, long-legged individ-
ual named Thomas Mcclure, who ac-
cused her of having both abused and
assaulted him-the former with her
tongue, the latter with brickbats-and
as he averred, for no earthly cause
whatever. Mrs. Nagle. who, while
he was giving his testimony, had been
leveling the artillery of those black
orbs of hers in very wrathful indigna-
ton upon him. was, after he had fn-
ished, allowed to explain her view of
the case.
"And sure. now. yer Honor" said
she; MRS. N. was representative Of
the Emerald Isle;) "sure. now, and
isn't it ever since the 4th of July a
year, that the spalpeen has been
threatening me husband, who, bless
his honest heart, wouldn't fuss wild no
person-not wild boy. not wild
man, or no person at all; and hasn't
he been all the time after him to make
disturbance, and me man. the dear
est and peacefullest craythure in the
wide world"-and here Mrs. Nagle,
the wrongs of herinjured spouse, loom
ing up in vivid colors before her sensi-
tive Imagination, looked daggers at
the prosecutor, and, pursing up her
pretty lips exclaimed: "And sure I
did pick up the brickbat, and 1 did
fling it at him, and l did say, I'd kill
him. and I'm sorry that didn't do it.
is Mcclure better man than your
husband?' asked the husband.
No. Indignantly responded Mrs.
N. there amt any better man than
mine.'
i don't mean that laughingly re-
joined the Court, but is he able TO whip
him.
4 don't think he is." replied the
heroic little wife, "but don't want the
head of my little family killed. cast
ing a tender glance at the youthful bud
Of Nagles, who all this time was sleep
ing in unconscious innocence o. what
was going on.
The employer Of Mr.. Nagle corrob-
Grated the evidence Of the little wo-
man, and testified that her husband
was an industrious, hard-workinQ.
sober and intelligent man, Of too deli
cate flame TO copD with Mcclure.
who was continually annoying him by
threats and endeavors TO provoke q
breach of the peace, whereupon the
Court called up Mcclure. and after
giving him lecture upon rowdyism
and cowardice, the former as exhibit
ed by him in his endeavoring to get
up fight with peaceable man. who
was no match for him in strength, and
the latter as exempli6ed in his charge
against the devoted little wife, impos-
ed afine Of s5 and costs upon him.
with 8 days soliloquy in the dungeon.
Gin. Eng.
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uOf mofhor u,ofLor ,hat fb;nv hae
n.sssd - w
p"g Thu. exc,a;mea n noor. nec,ected
,;,,la ha,, :. rr.,n. ~. vi =.
~ hs"v 1oy, ~ o"nson' M .s ne" ~ " h;s.
an.a ~ [ hanrr [ ~, s ~. AZ de.oI.ss | horn.
n ,he ry, vrry ecstscv of his sms,;or ~
II. II 'r amo,;crs G sS y
~ H;s noor arx;ous motber did not
n.ad 81 sst .sIas ..,h;rcD h. meant
Her Her tears ca a~ of . ioy indie indicated. d. plainly
a.ansh ,ha, 80. c.I,. -
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And our citizens arc honored not as gentlemen
but mon.
The noble men who long have borne the burden
OF tho day,
The sterling friends OF freedom, are passing fast
away.
Green be the turf that waves above their honored
place of rest,
And light the dews upon the mound that guards
each hall owed breast.
Thcy have stood by the ark OF freedom, they have
nobly done their part,
The ir memory shall be fadeess, In every royal
heart.
The revolutlonares, with soldier seeming tread,
In rank aud nle have gone TO Join the army Of the
dead.
An army that shall never move, at their glorlou $
ehieftain's call,
Or wake until the trumpet blast, shall wake earh's
sleepers all;
But stlla patrio, army, with their leader at their
head,
The noblssl oftho living, then the noblcst of the
dead.
Let Young America remember tho generous au d
brave,
And deem a sacred spot of earth, the veteran SOL
dier's grave.
All Brother Jonathan lament that the beating
hearts arc chill,
That the arms that struck for freedom, are power
less aud still,
That the battle Scared heroes walk no longer
among men,
That years on yearswillpass, GROVE sec their like
again;
To Young America turn, the freeborn youth who
stand.
As David's unto Jonathan, n young but noble
band.
For them the fields In beauty bloom, for them
the brcezes blow,
Forhem the earth yieidsup its store, for them Its
rivers 1ow,
This goody heritage is theirs, the land their fathers
won,
Its deeds and days OF glory, Its matchiess
Washington.
o never let tho banner which waved DER free
dom's fane,
be traIled In DUST or tattcrcd or sullied by stain
And the Union, o preserve Il, II Is fou nded on a
rock,
thas stood the bolts OF action, It has stood the
earthquakes shock.
Twas the strong hold OF your fathers, Ills garrl-
son TO- you.
Aud twill endure I'LL doomsday II Freedoms
sons are true.
You may take a leaf from out book or a figure
from Its place,
A right hand from working man, or nose from
n comeiy face,
A link from the midst of an iron eh ain, or han.
die from sledge,
And takes keystone from an arch, or an archway
from a bridge.
But ne'cr dissolve the unlon-ne'er break It's gol.
den chain,
Meier let disscnsIons rise unchecked to ruin which
they rclgu.
The looscned bark above tho falls, goes DER The
fatesf brink,
And tho oak barred steamer cut In two, does moth
Ing else bnt sink.
Aud tho pIgmy state that would secede will nnd
parallel .
In Celtic youth who did descend by rope into .
we'll
Quoih he 10 the friends who stood around the
windlass at the top,
Make haste and draw me out OF here, or faith III
cut the rope.
Secession aud dsunIon-may tho words DO un-
der ban,
As destructive and subvcrsiyc of tho deares
rights OF man,
Let the Union be your motto, lot the union b.
your hope.
Andif any fae.ious brother should darc to cut tn,
rope,
Calamity will teach him sense, Experience be
| aschool,
And he may flourish nightly beneath lis rigid
rule.
The union be your motto-let II only be part.
And add another 10 ll-dear 70 every pairo
heart.
Go write II on your banner, unfarl ITO the sun
LIBERTY AND Uslov ixsrprRAnLY 0xr.