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Isham Phoris and others, vs. Littston C. Collier and

Others-Urginal Bill.
MOTION OF compa nsnts, by their solicitor and il ap
~ pearng TO the satisfaction Of the Clerk snd Master
on an allegation in compliments bill which vas sworn
TO- tna the defendants Shelby PhOds Christopher Clark
and Maliuda Clark are non residents Of The State IF Ten
nessee II Is ordered that publication be made for four
successive weeks IN the Union and American newspaper
Puohshed IN the city OF Nashville requiring said nol-res
dents to appear the next term Of he Cbsncery Court To
lie held for the county Of Jacfol curt house in the
own OF Gainsboro on The first eanesday after the secoad
MONDAY IN July next then and there to their defence
10 cOmpainants said H. or the same will be taken for
confessed and set down Tor hearing expare as 10 them
W. II BUTFS,
msy9-prs. fee IS Wat Clerk and Master.
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NUMBER 80.
10 VALUABLE EARllS ZOE s.

ffAHAE Valuable farm Whiou tas und8rsgaed has re-
\ alasd lor ihe iast sli gearai as. a ~
o. ne Eaofs o. Big hzfpsLh uyer, s cUuasT Of N =
1amaon, surteea mica Ir5ta Ih ige
ihazs ne Rchand and GsntrsFllo nns mliss
a0a Frznkih, thC c0uagy Of Wiams0n, wIIhia
tso miles Of me Nora kailruad aoW bains Goa
ssructsd Inc fraef contains nundred anl
acres q afal rate sarlaB Ano5 couns7 bstu5si
davidson zRd u llason Rr0ugh h0rRHsaL cor
ker o. me tract. A. was formally ths we'd knoun aru o
ths lRss Wis WhRedia. -H.-r
IN e0iafoFtabls rssidsncas via al NJ
cossary houses baEn, cries, saBss carriage naa a.
spring Watsr ana EDundEa iaiIa sIE 4aEr
funzlng nom dE-ront toareaa thFoagh ARA. Adola
as jas 4rn another absgi nanarsd aerus Of
eEcsgns iaAd VIA goOd rsadsnes, Tor 1hs odf
5ota rae, y equal - any tOr crops uhsr grain o. ~
la bOIh uhsd (hey viii De sold spaFatey lsgsLr -
may sii hoyersb - thOaght ~ goo iadEsa cuud b
made one Of lne ee4s locK state s ma
As lh0ss waning 70 eey uoaid d 70 vtsa
me Pfsmisea De0ra Purchasing, ilrther asseupuon 4
e5ened Unnecessarily Dat All inVibsd see oT
-1slnsaiEes. aug zs-eo&Bu 5oha a.. HlLL.
WISH 70 sell he iarn uhleh reside, In W1lu-.s
eounIyt ADJOINING aas adFsHsad ubUEs ~ NJ I9a1 n
null containing y Eecant surFe5, hundred and rlusrr
Iins o. ar8s ErainE land win 4 Coz
i0Flabis aHslus VIA ala necessary aogos aniIasl M
small iaTR via COCA WassT. vel sustussa
Eooe fsnsss, eadiHs abous handrsd yaas 81
WIN mr. nln1s-as W9ul1 Conaiur make ds.
laE, and pdrsAassrs cal o. lrtu
hnd examine Ne Pr8mlssa. LABLNtA CkAIGhkAH.
For isrther aeuarB apply - ar. a. D snyssr, q s
bJoreot Sry der q FTlzEsllB aiasaFilio L. Z.
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EACH SATURDAY IN KAK.
1DroxinRtion Prizes
Sass Prizes amounting 70 s32O, 90
SIN NJ arrE

Sass Prizes amounting 1870 900
PRICE OF TICKETS.
OLETIgKETS, $40; HALVES IS; QUARTERS, e21f
PLAN OF THE LOTTERY.
The Numbers from 70 $1,000, corresponding viii thOst
are sncrced small tin ubes placed Wheel,
Fse aTst 457 Prizes similarly printed and sneEesd, are
The Wheels or then rsvolyed and number IL drawn
from tho Wheel OF Numbes and At the same time Prize is
out are opened exnbed audience and registered
BY the commissioners the Prize being placed against he
humber drawn This operation is repeated until all The
Prizes drawn cut.
AFFaoKAATIOs PEIzEs-The Two preceding and the Two
succeeding Numbers 70 those drawing the r5l Prizes viii
be entitled to the % Approximation Prizes FOr e1anpl
30 Ticket No. I25O draws The GUOO9 Prize, hose Tickets
500. Il fckeg No. $50 draws the S00 prize, those lick
e numbered So SO ssh 52 viii eaoh be entitled 70 S0i
and 50 according 70 the ABOVE scheme
The wv Prizes So Will be determined b. the ast hg
IRE Of No. that draws the $4,000 pz5 For example,
If he number drawing the 10000 prize ends with l. tnsu
oil the tickets where The number ends IN will be sniEeo
so. If the number ends with No. = then eli the tickets
Flsrs the number ends IN will be snfiIlsd 70 t2e, and
OntO0.
Certificates Of Packages WILDE sold st the following
r5tss, which 10 the risk:
Certificate Of Package OF 10 Whols Tiskssu.---- $50
10 Half 1890 4C
10 Quarter ........ 20
10 Eighth ........ Il
IN ORDERING TICKETS OK CERTIFICATES,
Enclose the money 20 our address for the Tickets order
on th8 receipt OF which they will be forwarded By hrs
-ail Purchasers have Tickets ending IN any hg-
lre they may designate.
The last VI DrRWa umber8 and BfEed Will be sent %
purchasers Immediately after the drawing.
Purchasers will please write their signature plain, give
,lsir Post Odioe, County and State.
- Remember that every prIEeIs drawn, snd paysbls
10 iuil without deduction.
~ ali prizes OF 81 600 and Endsr paid Immediately
ssT the drsWIngOther prizes 81 the usual time OF thTiy
lays.
Bea. AL Communications strtetly confidential
aodTesa Urdsrs for IloKsIs or GsrunoaIss 20
S. SWAN & CO., Augusta, Ga.
Psnons residing Montgomery, Ala, or Atlanta,
Ia have their orders 1ed and tme address
lbg 81 & Co., a. either OF those cities.
III list OF the numbers 1aI drawn from the wheel.
Wh the amount Of the prize that is entitled %,
will be published amer every drawing the following pa
pers.
Augusta Ca Constitution list Orleans Delta Mobile
hegser Charleston Standard Nashville Gazette, Atlanta
nLtgsneeF, York Weekly Day BOOK, savannah Morn
log and Richmond Dispatch, ana New York Dispatch,
Democrat. maY27.
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N, L. SHELTON

INFORMS his friends and tbe rB,Ii, In - ,b,t he IL
nov prosecuting me MARBLE BUSINESS, on church
stseN 5se5l 'ne ne. Ies5tera Church aad the Post
once, where he ell BE- pleased 10 attend hi t eT5ers Of
ali Who may work in MS line done he has and viii
keep on hand SUPPLY Of
Marble Monuments, Tom bs, &c
MauuIaCIuTed The nnezs lLE al Lnu Ausrrap - a.
thssesI style Of ne ar. Al Of hs work vii bs EaTFa5sd
apFu lS-yWdW ~,
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80. EDWARDS,


HOURS.
roo BBLS RRCTElED WHISKY,
8OO SO q" Old Bourbon do
50 kye dc
100 " American Brandy.
50 Gtus
TOO " Walkers Xxx Ale,
rs b Rum,
Also, large OF BrGndie Wines, &c, in Or,
aud FOR sale Uy -
July 10 IO- LDMAhuH-
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broadway House.

7BB shove House having Bssn thoroaghy rsfgIs5 81
u nov open tor the reception Of rayslsrs- lac lI
Yfopr etor hopes tom ns long eEpsrl8ncs bu-
sHrss, and ms Dissemination spare palma 10
table WIN me best ne aarksE anoriI Ead
osTys . snare OF PaF0EAEs.
Terms.
Day boarasiass.ss 81 -
Week BOardsrl ....ss. ......--.....-. s.
WM ". WiN BUURI.
. maF3 5rugrIsuoE
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VolIintine's Digest,

MEMPHIs, February %, 1858.
h. FOLLINTIEE, ESQ:
We nave nlsed your DiFsst o. the Dsovfanr OK M
supreme COurg Of Tennessee, dsVssd subssqusut 10 ne
Tue work exhibits accuracy research and aby-hs
printing and binding are we'll executed and prove
you be amply rewarded for your snsfJ bsEVs
profession and Lns public
hss PeeIfally,
A. WRIGHT, JOHN P. CARUTHERS,
HEhhF y. SHALL Juogs Of the Common Law
WA; 1: B69"Ns ead Chanesry Cour Of
K. G. PAYNB, B. ?. McKlEHNAN,
Csc. Dixon, Judge Of the Criminal
30. ~. ! hhGhhs C0unOl M8mphis.
sAML, ". AYHEs, John ?. SAILS,
T 8. AYRRs
The shove mentioned Digest had within Ten or a.
tssH days atIns following Book at0rsss
MessFs. Lamb Young 8 Co., Memphis, Tenn.
Af. Z. Z. Brown Jackson, Tenn.
Messrs- John XOik & Co., Nashville, Tsnh.
Ar. }. A. Rayl, Knoxville, lean
NASHVILLE, March 4, ls5s.
4. VOLLDTINB, Esq
Ne nave examined your Digest Of the Decisions Of re
Supreme COur Of Tennessee reported rcs the pubGs-
aOn OF Mr.. Melgs Digest Wniou nGadss volumes Of
kspOrs Inc points ae0I1sd are clearly suited and
graahsd say, the work is ehsraotsrzsi bT
accuracy, ability and great industry Il viii be OF much
the Bench Bar aau We truss that You viii r.
oeTs me patronage Of The profession o which you just
u entitled.
NELL ). BROWN. HENRY n & FOGG.
3. ". hACGAVOCK, RUSSELL HOUSTON.
". f.. COOPER THOS WASHINGTON
HEAMAN COX. A. g. MERRITT.
MANSON n. BRIEE, sz. 3. VENNlBLE.
JAMES WOODb. EDWIN ID. EWING.
q. n. FOGG. JNO. RkiD.
JNU. A. MCOAMPBELL- WM. <. TURNER
FRANCIS b. kOGG Judge OF the Circuit ana
ABRAM L. DkMO55. Criminal Court
mar4-deEWa a. VOLLIETINK
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Removal

B FTodass house Of RGhol & Green have rsmovsdfroa
COegs stTeaI, ne old sand i0rmsnY oceapisd 81
aessTs. No uis 5laton No n Corner Of Marks aaa
ARK Street, who're theg viii continue he Produco,
llssOn and S0ugs busRsss, anasE NE syls q
hichOi, Green q 20.
~ PrUduc3. .. .... .. .
y We are paying ali times the market price Tor Ba-
ecu, Lara, fsatnara, Ginseng, Bss5asK, 40.
X AL orders, ace0E panied b NE eash, hlsd via
PrOmPtne5s aHd dsspatezs nodsEzgs commission by
An III .#.-a NfGHOE. fkkhh co
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Bank of Nashville.

RUNAWAY
LNROM thssubscriber on Ihe lstdsy OF July, nggrt
II Boy, named HENRY, Of copper color, feel
inches high years DID, and weighs about $50 pOundE
He was raised II EAST Tennessee near McAInnve. be
will probably make hIs way back there. bought hin
from Mr. FERRY ot East Tennessee will give ten dollars
bel cAGghtln my ueghborhUod, twenty-five dollars
taken out OF the county or fifty dollars If he gets Eas
Tennessee When taken he is 10 be delivered T. ne,
confined SO that can get him, DAVID II. iluEN
iy6 Seven miles south of Nashville. Tenn
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Notice OF DISSOLUTION,

4NOG4Ce Oh O4SSO4uG1Ous
filhk parInsrsniP sxisung bstEssn b. LANIsH q Gko
4 ialzaLL, undsr tns 6lgls Of B. LANIBK q 20 10
ts day dissolved B. having gurUhasg1 Geo.
Ess entre hterss IN Ehe ists ar astho lied
ssitie /. ...... .r... r. EAatHR.
AaICn -, 1855. CSC. MIEsLL
" Referring 20 The ab0gg Rolos, lake Eazt plsasurs
~ rsc0mn ending my friends associate ~ 3asi-
nessi ar b, Lanlsf, g8hE ever way Wouhy u
MaIsa ., lsSs. GKO MIEKLL.
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MARBLE WORK,

M subsebsr has hand he largest and ss1oal1
5f Ma RBLB and MARBLB WORk oGsr8din ~ cil7t
% which he particularly invites ne attention Of Ne 71ee
He Is prsparsd 70 execute ali Jobs In his line IN ne o9t -
n tas AT. and % ahort notios- JAA8s shoAN-
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Wanted.
MARBLEMONUMENTS, &C.

L ian r. O'KANE.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-07-03
Sunday School.


TUsE-"LishtIy Row"
Early rise, early rise,
As the Sabbath School VIC prize;
Haste away, haste away,
It's ti;eSubbath day.
We must neither work nor play,
Nnrfrom the Sabbath School must stay.
This the rule, this the rule, s-.a
Go to sabbath school.
Sabbath school, Sabbath school,
How love the Sabbath school;
bet US 60, let US GO,
Wiser st II to grow.
Hire We read aud sing and P=ay,
Talk Of heaven and learn the way"
HE away, HE away,
On this holy day.
Children hire, children here,
Come to learn, obey, and fears"
Fear the Lord, fear the Lord,
Love his holy &ori.
''Thus shall love and fiIial fear"
"Mingle WITH devotion "here,"
pressing on, pressing on,
Youth will F0on be gone"
We in youth, We in youth,
VIII obey and 1--we the truth;
Walk therein, walk therein,
Turning from all sin;
Then when age and death come on.
We may safely lean upon
Iesus. brsastI jesus breast,
Die and be at rest
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MASONIC DTRBCqV)Ry

Ohio Lodge No. IOI-Mee.s Masonic Haii,
soFner Market and Monroe streets mrs ard third Non
dsyeventnss OF each month. O. w stt4s w. NJ; Aksz
AMER Ld"JhtiR, Secretary
meeting Lodge No. 12S Meets as above on
the Hrst and third Thursday evening Of each month"; r A.
D@sS!tiNoEs' w. NJ; s. " Pearson, Secretary.
.AR Union Chapter No. 1O-Sleets as
So W ts seooEa Monday evening Of each month. w. 6
s'orr, H.P S. ". Pearson, Secretary.
eeilaS EnenmPment No. I.-Meets
the JouTLh Monday svspinr af zach month
AGo~ity. R4sssIsr
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ODD FELLOWS, pTREoroIsY

vIraInFns lodge No. s.-Meets every Thursday
esennE at the Hall OF Market and Quincy streets
JANEs VI. HlLL, N. g.; B. u. Cd1J Secretary. Il
RrnnttIin Lodge No. I3.-SIeets as aboyeeverY
Monday evening. DAVID BGYHA, N. G.; William r.
4cSasey, Secretary.
r. Wednesday evening. WILLIAM HELyER, N g.; Join
$atads, Secretary.
Whss,inE Lodge No. So.Mees saSove every
w d, rorrs. n. G.. John TaoJurA, Secretary.
PHnOIH lodge No. S3.-Meets as above every
Friday evening Jos. HAsELr, ~ G John L. Jfassvel
Secretary.
M. Tell sucnInPnIeut No. 3 S.-Meets as
AOoTe the second and fourth Tuesday evenings ofeaeh
month JoHS bADss G. p; 05as. Efpcb, Scribe.
Ahr1nl's EncnnPmenT No. I.-Mcsts as
seoye the Frstaadt5trd tuesday evenings each onth
VI TAYLOR O. P; GsOGdird, ~, Scribe. LNareh IS.
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We ~ Not Give up tbe Bible.

Wen not give up the Bible,
Gods llolv Book of Truth:
The blessed staI of honry age,
The guide OF carly youth
The sun that sheds glorious light
O'tr every drearv road;
The voice. that speaks SayioT's lore,
And calls Us home to God.
Wen not give up the Bible,
For pleasure OF for pain;
Well buy the truth and Bt Il 1t not,
For al that Re might gain,
Though man Should try TO take our prize
BY guile or cruel might;
Wen suffer Ill that man could do,
And God defend the right!
Ven not give ur the Bible,
But spread it far and wide,
Until It's saving voice be heard
Beyond the ?, Hing tide;
Till all shall know its gracious power,
And with one voice and heart,
Resolve, that from Gods sacred word,
ReW H6Uer. HeUer part
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cHJRCHEs or WHEELING.

\FI S1GSdESo- or w ii kJE15lNCJ. -
For the information visiting the city, We pub
M the following list Of the different Churches, their
and place Of meeting. II there are any Mistakes We
Enlmake the necessary correction Bifl pleasure:
ST. 1Latetss, EI%scopatio, Corner Monroe and Byron
rees, Rev. E. T. PERKINS, Rector; morning services 1O
clock, evenng,I.
ST. ohn's, Escopa'idn Main street. between First and
second, Centre Wheeling, Rev J. L. s!IT. a. S Rector
services-Morning 1O55; afternoon 50; nightly.
Farsi Presbyterdfs, REV. H II. WEEp, Pastor, Fourtst
eTeen Monroe and
Second {rss5ge,an, Webster street, between Main
aarket, Centre WheeliPgi services morning evening
Third PesbytertU Fifth street. between Chestnut and
Talbsrt sts South Wheeling Rev. f. WooDs Pastor servi
morning and evening.
Fourth FresJy'erfa PAUL, Pastor, Aiainstreet
eween Washington and Adams sts.i services morning
evening.
F'tr'a street fesodtst Eptscopo' Rev. J. Z. wnsox
Pastor Fourthsree between Monroe and QUINCY services
morning and evening.
%2rt Street lsttodis Eiscopal KEY "A. REoRA Pastor
corner larket North sts North wheeling services
nornrp and evening.
Ca0pzae Street Methodist EptscoDal, Rsv.T H. Niox-
RnE, Pastor Chapne street, between First and second
Centre Wheeling; services Forming and evening.
S9Wh RteeIihg II e. Church, Rev.J 8. HALL,
astori services morning and evening.
Tbeeling Lsiaftd Chapel, Wheeling leland, Rev. j..
wusoS, Pastor.
German Methodist Episcopal, Rev c. HSLwIe Pastor,
ohapne street. between We5Stsr and Third Centre Wheel
NJ.
81. James Cahedul, Roman Catholic, Rt REV. BIsHoP
r. v WHEtAs Fifth street, of Hampton; services
morning and afternoon
As'ocate Reformed Rev. j. T. MCCLURE, Pastor, corner
Jefferson sts seryicesmornng
DfSei'es Market street between Webster and Third.
Centre Wheeling services 1e6 in the morning, and ~
evening.
Eeaagsltedt Protestant Rev. w. HEIFEH, Pastor Clay
rect, above Sixth, East Wheeling.
Zion Eedngelieal Lutaeraan, Rev. P. zr,OsNERstAE,
Pastor Market street, between Webster and Third Centre
WheeliaEiservices morning and evening.
Synagogue, Quincy street, between Market and
bsin.
German Profestdnt, Union Rall. Main street, between
honrse and ouincy; services lo1E morning.
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CHOICE FIRST CLASS INSURANCE
by IHE-
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TC UORkESPONDENTs

LETT ERs concerning subscriptions advertising other e.
ueil business of the Iueencer should be addressed
he rroprietnTS.
Letters concerning the editorial department OF the paper
h0ul be addressed to the Editors jointly either
them.
correspondents writing for publication, viii please
Oaiy one side OF the paper.
An Observance OF The above rules will greatly obge
nj serY norepromPt attention correspondents than
= might q lerwise receive.
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The Banner Hymn.

OF It's In the land of the Bible we love,
Which proudly hail in the gospes light cleaning,
Whose radance rejecting pure light froni above,
Ger the land of the eatlen in tTilliHnce is streamng
CHoRUs-
In strength do We gather, In might dc come,
The youth Of0ur country-tlie pride of your home;
And long may the Sabbath School banner still wave,
"oer the land of the Tree, aud tehome Of the bravc."
We gather In strength, and in numbers appear
Hch and poor alike your OYd standard surrounding
What garden for culture; what tcBdTis o rear;
What field for your labsrsl the harvest abouning.
In strenGthdo We gather, &c.
o, guide us In truth, and the future will smile;
BE your precepts IN love, and gladly receive thtm
No inddel tale VIII Ourreason BCGuiie,
But the words Of the Hhe, young hearts believe them:
IN strength do We gather, &c.
And in love will think of the heatsrn MAR, -
And forget not to pray for his niifi's dsEolation;
The mission Of uitrcy shall beam n star,
And shall gid with its lrlaI each far distant naton
e, In strength do we gather &c. .as
And our land Of freedom: It ever the same;
Future ages shsll read and rejoice In stOsy;
Our Sunday School sS stem kIull gam name,
Aud Religion shan nTcnte young LrOWs with It's glory
The cause that we lovc--o, triumph It must,
With The brave be our uottn''Iu God Is our trust"
Then long may the Sabbath School Banner still wave,
o'trthe land Of tc iTee, and the home of the brave
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The 10 Joyful Band.

-
We come We come a joyful band,
Arrayed iu smiles to-day,
Still greeting, as Te'travgl on, ll ..
. Fresh Numbers by the way:
And winding by the greenwood side,
~ Still sWUlls our little host,
And multitudes are gath'ring fast,
Our coGntry's pride and boast.
The Sunday Schools The Sunday Schools
Win banners bright Spread to enc bfeszs,
With lnuRIG and With song zs=f'-=i
We haste 0le day To celebrate
Which our fnreGathtrs haild
Who foueht and bled in-freedonYS cause,
Z And gio5ously preysild
We hoii the blessed Bible as
Our charter AMI our shield
FL Its prscepts aud Its promises
powir.ul sword 10 WELD;
With freeborn minds aud bounding hearts,
We prize its sacred TRUTH 7ff75rI
For comfort in declining age
Our guide In early youth.
o, holy book! o, happy deyi
May unborn millions stand,
surrounded by these buiwarss strong,
Throughout This happy land;
Deprive OF our right
To serve our country and our God
In freedoms blessed light
Thesunday Schools the sunday schoolst
Diest be tue wondrOus plan
So strong its power, so fraught with lore,
Descending down tOinani
The Bible and the Sunday School
Our bulWark firm shall be,
To Ruarl our rights, maintain our lava,
PressrVe our liberty
And when We stand on Zion's heights,
In the bright Worll above,
Where golden haFP5 are sounding forth
The SaviOE's diving love?
The Bible and the Sunday school
Our anthems still shall be,
For they have led our Wnndirinl feet.
Lori, to heaven and thee
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Cur Flag is There.

Our nag is there! our flag Is tfsrei
We hail It with three loud tuIZas
Our Gag is there! our flag is th,rei
Behold its glorious stripes and stars.
That flag Is known on every shore,
The standard OF a gallant band,
Alike sustained in peace and war,
Il floats o'srfreg'!Om's happy land.
CBoRps-Uur lag is thirel &c.
Stout hearts have fought fer that bright nag
Strong hguds maIntained It masthead high,
And Oh TO gee how proud 1t Savet,
Brings tears Of 10y to every eye.
CHOzUs-OuP aGg is there &c.
That nag has stood in battles ERF.
Mid foemen strong and ir, emen brave,
Strong hunds have tried that flag 10 lower,
Aud found speedy watery prase.
cuORrs-(tur flag is Llitrel &c.
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p '-N-Ls = -.li---' - " y y NOdNSI
-FoR TIL g.
4tlaoflJuly. j..
Juvenile Patriotic Song.
song for the day beaning Ger US,
An anthem Ofjlvenls joy;
y rapturOus heart stirring chorus,
ROr this is tie FOURTH OF July,
lHa l Yes, this Is the Fourth OF July,
. The glorious Fourth Of July,
Then send up the hesrt-strrins chorus
'GFs Forthis Is the Fourth ofJuly.
The patriot hand was assembled,
The tIrants OF earth to defy,
And tlrants have ever since trembled,
10 he#r OF the Fourth Of JGls.
The IL rious Fourt OF July,
And ttrants have tvtr since rembCd
To hear CT the Fourth OfJuly.
Thsv wish that oil Time would absorbh
or let it unnuuhtr red go by
j @ But time rolls round in his orbit,
And brings new FoErth qfJul-.
He brng u new Fourth Of Jnly,
= q. 81 Zach year new Fourth OF julie,
i+-ld Old q lme as hy rolls IN his orbit,
stu brings new Fourth of JGt.-
wth.very benevolent reason, f---.
God 5Presds out The raht summer sky;
And just In the tnidst OF the season,
He sends the Fourth OF Jul. l5s
The glorious Fourth Of July,
The glorious Fourth Of Juiy,
In the midst Of the bright summer season,
He sends US the Fourth Of July.
Our fathers In wtriike employment,
Determined to conqutr c die;
But ours Is the peaceful endowment
The fruit Of their Fourth of July.
The fruit of their Fourth Of July,
Their soul.tryinS Fourth Of July,
We flourish in peaceful cnjos ment,
The fruit OF their Fourth Of July.
Then up with the voice OF thanksgiving,
To God, the great GivCr high,
And while in the land Ofthe living,
Stil honor tie Fourth of Jnly. sa
Still honor the Fourth of July,
The glorious Fourth OF July,
-i Yes, while in the land Of the living,
..1.r Wen honor the Fourth Of July.
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1858-07-07

HEAVY G8oANs. The New York Tribune
utters deep groans over the prospect of the
Black Republicans in Illinois. Hear its
mournful sounds:
I'm the actual state Of things. determin-
ed contest between the Republicans OF Illinois
and the great mass of the Democrats of that
State who sympathise with Mr.. Douglass, is
inevitsb BILE. We have earnestly hoped that
this contest might be avoided
As a step to an 1860 union of all opposed
''to the aspirations rule of the cotton oligar-
chy," the Tribuae looked and lahored for a
union Of Illinois Democrats with Illinois ke-
rublicans. But
Our expectations have been disappointed.
Our efforts are, for the present, baff1ed. IL
linois is tn be the arena this year of des-
perate contest which we would have gladly
aided to avert. We lay no blame on this
side on that. We do not say that this
contest was not inevitable. We only fear
that its effect will be, as its tendency is. to
drive back one hundsed thousand Illinois
Democrats INTO position of open alliance
with. and virtual subserviency to the slave
power"