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: APPROXIMATIONS PRIZES.
WHOLE TICKETS, $40; HALVES IS; QUARTERS, $21S
PLAN OF THE LOTTERY

PAA@~S ~-ONANAS
WHOLE TICKETS, $40; HALVES IS; QUARTERS, $2111.
PLAN OF THE LOTTERY.
$4,000 Numbers corresponding with those the Tickets
are placed in one Wheel and al the time prize is
drawn from the other wheel The first $50 Prizes placed
in another Wheel A Number is drawn from the Number
Wheel. The Prizs drawn is placed against the Number
drawn This operation is repeated until all the Prizes
drawn out i.i 500
APPROXIMATION PRIZks-The two preceding and the two
succeeding Numbers those drawing the first $50 Prizes
will be entitled tc the $40 Approximation Prizes according
to the Scheme. -....
s IN ORDERING TICKETS,
Enclose the money address for the Tickets order
ed the receptof which they will be forwarded by first
mail.
The List Of Drawn Numbers and Prizes will be sent to
purchasers Immediately after the drawing.
Orders for Tickets should be cent early.
Purchasers will please write their signature plain give
their Post Office, County and State.
~ Remember that every prize is drawn and payable
in full without deduction.
EB All prizes Of 81 900 and under paid Immediately
after the prizes at the usual time of thirty
days.
Al communications strictly confidential
Prize Tickets cashed renewed in other Tickets ct
either office
Orders for Tickets can be addressed either to
s. SWAN CO., Atlanta, Ga
T. SWAN, Montgomery, Ala.
oct Is Oh STIMSTEEN, Box. 8 Nashville.
Ias III els lot 'odd ana even number
scueme, Certificates of Packages can be sold in it,
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SeWamee House.

COLLEGE STREET, NASHVILLE, TENNESSEE.
WILLIAM ROBERTS, Proprietor,
(LATK OF 1YREK sPRTEGs.l
THE subscriber has recently taken this well -
Il known establishments rehttng and thor h. ~
oughly renOvatng IL and hopes soon to have it in ILL.,
such condition not to be inferior any house IA tins
city The Proprietor hopes by bis s1erons and h OF
his Assistant Mr.. CraddOck who formerly presided zt
the City Hotel to be able 70 make his house worthy OF be-
ing patronzed by the public and promises that pains
shall De spared on his part to merit the appreciation Of
those who may favor him With their patronage. lie
pectfully solicItss trial Of his house.
feb2s--dtwAw-tf WM ROBERTS.
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Fever and Ague Remedy.

TIVE cheapest and best for Fever and Ague and
il all Fevers incident to the season.
HEAR WHAT THE DOCTORS SAY:
Wehereby ceretify that have submitted the Gresu
berg Fever aud Ague Remsdy close inspection and
scientific analysis, and have also tested its
ties several cases of Intermittent fever We take area
pleasure saying that II has proved completely success
iul ADD that it is a most sklfuIy compounded remedy
1t must exert most beneficial influence all cases. is
tonic properties immediate and highly sauiary aud
it is richly deserving the cnhdenes Of brethren OF
the medical faculty aud Of the public.
Samuel II Mabfey, NJ. ID New York,
Charles ". RevilOan, 81. D., Wisconsin, fa-. .
VIM. III. SimmjngtUn. NJ D., Illinois,
ThOs. j. Johnson, u. d. Missouri,
VIM G. Kittredge NJ d. New Hampshire,
James 7. Mott NJ. D., Indiana, ff %
John Y. Terriugton, ~ d, California, .-,.i.lai
VIM Y. Ashton, n. ID Louisiana .s..t.r.
The composition OF this remedy ncludes those msdieina
substances which experienced physicians have long
sorted special action the systtm when deranged
BY Fevers A que and General Debility resulting from
posurs or climatic influence These rendered per-
manent and remain active in this preparation
quenee OF The scienHh: manner in which they
bined 10 this medicine metallic salts be ound by
the most delicate chemical anaJ In each paekag ears
two distinct medicines, powerful vegetable tonic that
will at once the que and box Of Pills that will
that promote It's first appearances Price for the
package so cents For sale b. al druggists the stat.
ALEN MACKENZIE
sept24 . Gsul Agent GTef Company
HERKINE'S PATENT CHAMPION SAFES
WE have been appointed by s. g. Herring s Co
w Agents Tor the above SIZES, which will sell for
cIsh or negotiable piper AT tbs MANUFACTURERS
PRICES In NEW YORK with freight exchange and
insurance added Wei assortment ha0d
and request all those who interested in the matter
examine the evidences that 60 to prove that this safe is
an INSURANCE AGAINST FIRE, and IL BURGLAR
PROOF far valuable papers notes, or money is
ccrned. -.a.f . i-.t
Several of these Safes have HALLS PATENT POW
DER PROOF LOCKS, which al the Worlds Fair in Lon
DON in 1851, and at New York in 1855, awarded
edal being the most perfect lock in the world
HAVING PICKED or blown By Powder
Hundreds Of certificates given from all parts Of s
world in which valuable papers sb0En 20 have been
taken from these Safes unnjured a2r having been for
many hours and sometimes for days. exposed To tie most
intense heat la. al.
Call and examine them.
MACKENZIE & WILSON
sert24-u ~ College street.
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THOMAS BOYERS.

- - - GALLATIN, TENNESSEE
COMMISSIONER OF THE U. S. COURT OF CLAIMS
FOR SEVERAL STATES,
NOTARY PUBLIC, AND MAGISTRATE
Rug2O-tf.
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Straw Hats and BonneGl.
LOUIS +. DESSART,
I ATELY from Paris. begs leave to inform the citizens
IL OF Nashville and neghbOring towns that he IS now
prepared bleach and press Straw Bonnes and Hats in
the latest style He 10 those who will patronze
him. that they will not recognise their bonues hats
he make them ike Mllliners Hatters and Mer
chants will find it TO their interest TO make arrangements
with him. Merchants who have old hats bOnuets
hand can all their stock and sell it for lie will
also attend TO dying Straw goods Call at No. IL Deade
rick street up Stairs lOct7-2m
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GROC EkIsgs. wTM
30. Ex5EgAE sL.s
WHOLESALE GROCER, COMMISSION AND
FoRW ARDING MERCHANT,
DEALER
BRAND1ES, WINES, CIGARS, SC. Il.
C Tner of Spring and College Streets,
NASHVILLE, TENNESSEE.


GROCERIES. '' ~
OnA HHDS. prime TO choice sugar;
LOU 100 bbls d. R. Crushed do; --
25 " Powered do rssrsf1
20 bxs Z" Loaf do;
100 bis Reboiled Moasscs;
leo half bbs do do;
200 bags prime Rio Coffee;
100 Lsguyra do;
40 old Java Coffee;
so bbls and half bbls Mackere;
so kits No and 2 do;
2Obags Pepper;
20 do Spice;
20 do Ginger;
Is bags s Almonds;
10 do FillbertS
10 do English Wanuts;
100 whole half and quarter bxs Raisins;
20 cases Sardines; ~
200 whole, half and quarter boxes Star Candles;
200 boxes Glassware;
200 boxes Virginia Tobacco; z
1000 kegs Nails, Brads and Spikes-assorted;
$50 bbls Cincinnati Rectifed Whisky;
so Old Bourbon do;
SO Mononghahala do;
25 Rye do;
so 1t "Amencan Brandy;
10 N. Z. Rum.
Also large Stock of fine Cigars Brandes, Wines &c.
Just received and for sale by 10 EDWARDS.
NAV IL
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TELEGKAfH,

TELEGRAPH.
TINE Augusta, Atlanta and Nashville Telegraph Line is
now working through to Augusta, GA, where it con-
meets with other Lines running North East and South
This Line in good repair through from Nashville to
Augusta and expect to keep it in future We shah
endeavor to put all business for this Line through in
the shortest time possible and expect to be able to give
general satisfaction.
mayl6-u G. G. CLUTE, Suph
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LYONS & Co.,
IMPORTERS OF AND WHOLESALE DEALERS IN
Havana Cigars, Tobacco,
AND ALL KINDS OF
Foreign Wines, Liquors, etc.
No. 10 CEDAR ST.,
NASHVILLE, TENNESSEE.

TO THE PUBLIC.
WYE have now on hand and constantly receiving a
w new and well assorted stock of
HAVANA CIGARS, TOBACCO, FOREIGN WINES
AND LIQUORS,
Which Offering TO the trade az prices much
lower than they be had from any other house in the
city Our stock consists Of the finest brands Of HAVANA
CIGARS now in the market; BRANDIEs, which for flavor
be surpassed and imported by ourselves direct
through the Custom House TO this city SHERRY PoRr aud
Madeira VINES warranted pure and of the best qualities
with fall assortment Of Whiskeys. st. Crox and Ja'
maica Rum, Holland Gin, and all other kinds
tss- To Country Merchants we offer the best induce
to purchase from u.s. stock is large and always
To prompt customers Eastern time will be given; 20
cash buyers give every advantage All orders by let
ter or otherwise will always meet with prompt attention.
LYONS & CO.,
Jy22 10 Cedar St
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WYE daily expecting large lot Of the celebrated
w Pancake and Rough and Ready Chewing TObac-
CO. Also, 10000 Nicotiana LOndres Cigars, and 90
900 other brands of the finest qualities and flavor.
iy22 LYONS Il CO. 49, Cedar at
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p. p. Peck

rs now receiving from the celebrated Mandatory OF
| RRKwsTFR Son, New York, further supply OF
choice Coaches ROcksways and Light Trotting Bugges
Asa has constantly hand of his build Buggies es'
acisy adapted to country use, at his Ware Rooms on
80 uorLef etreet Tnct2-tf
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HUGHES BROTHERS
f ]. !.
AMBRoTYPE, PHOTOGRAPHIC AND DAGUERREAN

AMBROTYPE, PHOTOGRAPHIC AND DAGUERREAN
ARTISTS, .a9 Il
&c Union Street, Nashville.
A MBROTYPrS, PHOTOGRAPHS plain or eoloredi
"a Oil, and warranted permanent any ether stye
of Painting. Daguerrotypes, SteDeOseOpc, CTayos
Ygnette and every other style Of Pictures taken at this
establishment in the highest style OF the art and warrant
ed to please no sale. . 4
AMBROTYPES.
AthOug these beautiful pictures but recently
PRODUCED by the subscribers in this ey they haEs become
popular that have at great expense secured
the services of celebrated Artist from New York TO at
tend 10 this branch OF the business exclusively ID rl
BRING ALONG THE JUVENILES.
Children by this process have ftithul Likeness
taken few seconds aud warranted perfect charge
will be made Bring them along and have them taken be-
fore trying elsewhere iansO
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TIVE Stockholders Of the Citizen Coal Company are 70
Il quested to make paymen to the amsnnt Of Thea
took subscribed when called or they will forfeit their
smount Of stock. g. b. VANHO1,
ulyls Sec'U
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r1HE House the South Of The Square
and Front street. balance of this year. The fix
lures will be sold cheap any taking the house APP
IL % BENZ. +. SHIELDS,
Pg1c,Ss-tf - Public Square.
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SUNURIES,

NTE always have full supply of Fancy Articles,
w usually kept in line consisting of Liquor
Flasks, Walking Canes Cigar Cases, Snuff 6oxes Cigar
Lighters, Wax Matches and splendid assortment of
Meerchaum POwhaan, Enamel, Glazed and other Pipes,
with large variety of other Goods LYONS CO.,
jy22 Cedar st.
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a TUSIIIFE CURE.
VNTHAT is .he use of paying doctors bills when you
w get easily cured of DarrheI, Dysentery
Cholera and all of the other Summer bowel complaints
now so prevalent by using LYONS CHOLERA MKDICATED
BRANDY which is warranted and speedy and
preventive, having failed in any single instance,
which be proved by the many certificates of we'll
known citizens to be at store and by giving
far trial For sale by the bottle dozen at the Sole
Agency and PrOprietOrs in the United Stats
iV22 LYONS Il co. 10 Cedar at
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Nv EXPRESS.

INE are just in receipt Of fresh supply of the cele
w brated PANCAKE, LYONS TWIST, and FLAT
CHEWING T0BACC0S, manufactured especially for us
out of the very finest Tobacco and is superior any
brought to this city. Give it trial.
sept9 LYONS CO. No. 19 Cedar st.
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MIR. h. H COOKE

IIAYlNG taken interest in our business, we viii
not hereafter hold any regular Auction Sales. The
lyle OF our firm remaining the same. t-
nashville, Aug. /, 1856. IRBY MORGAN eco.
p. S-We have removed to our new Store No. 7 Pub
lie Square, where opening and handsome
stock of Fall and Winter Goods 10 which invite the
tenon Of Merchants generally. isuglS
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Removal

= PAINT SHOP on Cherry 81 Immediately opposite
the Delivery Box of the Post Office They are again fully
prepared TO execute all orders for Painting Papering and
TO perform all kinds of imitation Of ood and Marble
the highest style Of art. BEASLY 4 RUTH.
yiz7-5m
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epN HAVING ASSOCIATED WITH NE IN MY
HAs<s business Mr.. ". H. NTEcHIS. firm as
below. JAS. B. cEAlGHEAD.
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4 DESIRE TO change my business and row offer my
stock OF Family groceries for sale Any person wish
ing to 90 into that business viii 6nd TO their advantage
to call and The stand good one and auy per
son will do well to take the stand and groceries.
All persons indebted to must call and pay I'D, OF
will he forced TO cIllect by law
septl7 j. NJ. HAWKINS, gent.
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aIuvEsGU
SWAN q CO.'S LOTTERIES I
100000 Dollars /!

10000 TICKETS ON.
IRIZES AMOUNTING TO -
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THE EXCITEMENT OF 1856
this age of progression, and you may as well
be of the world TO be out of the fashion,
La5nr .ha, ali call immediately at
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EO ARRIVE.

90 HnnG Genuine. just received, and import
ZO.OOO ed expressly for this market, by
LYONS h co,
jy22 10 Cedar St
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1856-10-09
Che Social Circle.
Written for the Green Mountain freeman.
Get thee a Home.

Every body should have a home. q" Be it
ever so humble, there's no place like home"
A man is at best but a poor, selfish, unhappy
mortal, with neither aims nor prospects, who
decides never to have wife and children
about neat and well-ordered place, called
home. He may thrive for a season, may
grow rich in estates, gain knowledge, afHu-
ence, power and position; but alone, he can
never enjoy them there is no pleasing
relax from minging with the world to retire
to his family, there to meet the ready greeting
of loving bosom wife. He may die with his
head resting on downy pillows, and call around
his couch all the cold attendants of moneys
bringing; but they watch not the ftfu pulse,
they ,chafe not the fevered brow, nor revive
the dropping spirits with words of comfort !;
the pillow will still be hard, the prospect will
be one to thrice more forcibly remind him
that he is alone, and uncared for In health,
there is no interchange of thought for him,
no silent communion of soul with soul, that
SO lightens the load Of life's journey; no en-
couraging word to nerve anew the heart to
buffet the adamantine world. Be his an in
tellectual mind, he may dwell for time in
the happy realms of contemplation, possessed
of a world of his own-a world know monty to
the ideal vision; and to those of refined and
continued meditation it is happy world in.
deed; but at last it grows vapid and unn.
viting. 1t is stretch of mind that the
stoutest intellect will tire of. 1t is not sooth.
ing to the weary heart; it is not comforting
to the aching head and paining limbs it
will not share with him his sorrows, although
it monopolizes his joys For time he nav
rise, ambition may prompt to noble deeds, but
with no renewing force but self, in a selfish
world, the fire will burn low--the ma chine
stop, ere half the purposes of life are
achieved.
Then get home, place in its centre Q
cheerful, loving and confding wife, and wher
the days task is done, go early to her pres
ence, and her smile shall be as sunshine upor
thy pathway, cheering thee to life, to noble
heaven-born deeds, and unconsciously bring
ing thee to happiness.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1856-10-09

OCcUpATIoN.-Occupation occupation!
what glourious thing it is for the heart.
Those who work had seldom yieald them
selves entirely up to fancied or real sorrow.
When grief sits down, folds its hands, and
mourutuly feeds upon its own tears, weaving
the dim shadows that little exerton might
sweep away into a funeral pail, tho strong
spirit is shorr of its might and sorrow be-
comes our master. When troubles flow upon
you, dark aud heavy, tolls not with the waves
-Wrostc not with the torrent rather
seek, by occupation, 10 divert the dark waters
that threaten to overwhelm you, into thou
sand channels which the duties of life always
present. Before you dream of it, those wa
tiers will lertilize the present, and give birth
to fresh flowers that may brighten the future
flowers that will become pure and holy in the
sunshines which penetrates to the path Of
duty, in spite of every obstacle. Grief after
all, is but selfish thing, and most selfish is
the man who yields himself to the indulgence
Of any passion which brings no joy to his
felow-men.-The Old Homestead.
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11oetiral.
The Dying Wife to her Husband.

The Dying Wife to her Husband
am passing through the waters, bu, blessed shore Ap
pears
Koe besied me- husband dearest let kiss away thy tears
Wrese with thy grief Jacob strove from midnight unit
day,
II may leave an Angels blessing when 1t vanshes away
Law the babe upon my BOSOM tits long she be thers
See how TO my heart neses the pearl love to wear
IT, in after years beside thee sits another in my chair
Though her voice be music her face than mine
more fair =
IF cherub call thee father far beautiful than this
Love Inv first born OH my husband from the mother
less
Tell her sometimes Of her moheryou may call her Anna
sed her from the winds of sorrow she errs, OH gently
blame
Lead her sometimes where I'm sleeping, will answer If she
calls,
And my breath will stir her ringes when my voice in bless
ing falls;
And her soft blue eye will brighton with wonder whence it
came,
In her heart when years pass DER her. she will find her
mothers namo
Twill her right hand angel sealing the good for Heaven
Striving that the midnight watches find no misdeed unfor
given.
You will not forget me- dearest, when I'm sleeping meath the
sod
OH love the babe upon my bosom as love thee next to God
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1856-10-09

COUNT THEM.-Count what? Why count
the mercies which have been quietly falling
in your path through every period Of your
history. Down they come, every morning
and every evening, as angel messengers from
the Father of lights, to tell of your best
friend in he~cn. Have you lived these
years, wasting mercies, treadiug them beneath
your feet, and consuming them every day, and
uever yet realized from whence they came
If you have heaven pity you! You have
murmurd under affection; but who has heard
you rejoice over blessinss9 Do you ask
what are these mercies Ask the sunbeams
the rain-drop, the star, or the queen of night
What is life but mercy9 What is health.
strength, friendship, social lite, the gospel of
Christ divine Worship Had these the pow
er Of speech, each would say,-"I am a
mercy Perhaps you never regarded them
as such. If not, you have been u dull stu,
dant Of nature or revelation.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1856-10-09
The Safest Place.

On a certain occasion the writer took pass.
age for Albany in one of the largest steam.
boats on the Hudson. 1t soon appeared that
there was trial of speed between the vessel
and another which left the wharf at the Same
time. AS the writer was walking on tho
promenade deck, he saw a friend seated az
near as was practicable to the stern post of
the boat. II thought" said he, "this was
the safest place l could find on the boat. -
Perhaps it was. 1t is not proposed to in.
quire WEATHER it was or was not; but to
consider question suggested by the remark
quoted above, viz; ''What is the safest placo
in the universe 2"
We need salty on the land and on water.
by day and by night, for time and for eterni.
ty' We are surrounded by dangers. There
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1856-10-09

is the pestilence which walketh in darkness
and the destruction which wasteth at noon
day Only very small portion oil the dangers
to which our bodies are exposed are known
to us. AS the passenger on board tho steam
ship may cross the ocean unconscious oil tue
dangers to which he is constantly eAposed III
consequence of some defect in the machinery,
so we mako tho voyage of life unconscious oil
the perils which every moment surrounds U.s.
If, then, there is such thing as a saie'place'
we need TO know it we need to know whefo
the safest place is to be found
We must remelber that physical dangers
are not the only dangers to which VIC are ex-
posed. We are exposed to dangers which
threaten the soul. From all these we need
to be safe where is the safest place.! 1t is
affirmed that every individual may find and
may occupy tho safest place in the universe
This appears from the following consideration
God governs the universe on principles o.
infinite wisdom, justice and benevolence.-
His plan of procedure is particular revealed
and requires cooperation OF men. Men arr
to be laborers together with God. They cal
learn what their appointed work is. an'
through grace can do it. He, therefore, whit
is just where God would have him 10 be, ant
who is doing just what God would have hin
to do, is in the safest place in the uniVers
for him.
Now each man may find and occupy tina
place He who asks in the spirit of cordla
obedience, Lord what wilt thou have me do
and uses Alright the means for arriving at
knowledge Of duty, will not be left to dark
ness and error. He who asks God for hi
Holy Spirit to enable him to do his will. wi
not ask in vain. And God will never SUITE
harm to come to him who is at the post Q
duty. Nothing can betaIl him but under tn
permission or direction Of infinite wisdom
guided by infinite love. That which infinite
wisdom prompted by infinite love, and sur
ported by infinite powor appoints and carrie
out, cannot but be for the highest good of tn
individual concerned We thus seen hoy
each individual may find and occupy the sal
est place.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1856-10-09
Pop! Goes for Fremont.

l. w 0SVc AVA = ASAAASAASs
TUNs-Pop Goes the Weazle.
Down in the noble state of Maine,
(The locos hardly dream on'O
But when the next election comes
Pop goes for Fremont
New Hampshire, too-the good and true
Connecticut and Vermont,
When the day of trial comes
Pop go for Fremont.
Rhode Island, though she's very SMALL
Is rgh land that's the cream ont,
Massachusetts marches up-and
Pop goes for fremont.
New York, the mighty empire state,
Will throw perfect stream ont;
New Jersey follows in her wake--and
Pop goes for Fremont.
Some say that Pennsylvania
Will go for Buck-don't dream ont
You'll see her there, with men to spare,
Pop go for Fremont.
Ohio, too, and Illinois,
Are getting up steam ont
They shout for the Rocky Mountain Boy" AND
Pop 60 for Fremont.
Michigan will raise her voice,
And this will be the theme ont.
sod Cass, we'll turn you out to grass "--and
Pop go for Fremont
Iowa now has raised her banner,
The rays of freedom CLEAN ont;
Soon you II hear that Indiana
Pop goes for Fremont
Wiscon sn-California, too,
Will throw golden stream ont;
The states that are free, you surely will see
Pop go for Fremont.
Then when we get the glorious news
Well raise perfect stream ont
Hurrsh hurrah hurrah hurrah
Pop goes for Fremont.