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or1sk ror sALE' JUST ARRIVED pa w
G. MELCHERSr
FROM 7RENr-
THE FOLLOWING INVOICES Oh ENGLISH ~
GERMAN GOODS: ~S1n|
CottOns, Linens e. Woo,..
Bales pink and yellow prints, do faDc, usseA
Do. mourning do, do two blue do soa
Do. white ground do. do white shi-;.-
Do. glazed cold do, cases ginghams 81 Il
Cases printed cotton aandkerchiefs
Fancy printed jacconets. yictori. Ia
Himalaya peck muslin, barege dress
Cambria, Swiss muslin, MOSQUITO ns,,:S.
Lace and muslin sleeves and collar s,
Black Orleans alpaca, blue figured .snorudsx
Oregon checks, moleskin, hackabacs PSeA
Cotton elastiques for pantaloous lin.
Blue twt.led flannel, blue, green and 49,
M Mni'e sn nne h,. csll hr nuss ma. crash, checked ssssas
Blue, crimson and grey wooden blank..
Clothing, Shirts, Ha,.
Plain, black and blue pantaloons, buck. h,n
White linen drill pants, assortment SI1 s<1s
Black. blue and brown cloth coats ~ SNea ~ \
Pilot cloth jackets and pants, blk alpscc. rM -
Hickory shirts, printed regatta saNa 1
Blue serge shirts, white cotton shs-4i
White L. Bsto, French calf bo.s
French Amazon felt hats
Ladies' straw do, Leghorn
Children's straw do. LeghoTr
oents straw hats, Leghan
Superior silk and wooden understt.
Gents silk, Lsle thread and costor
Ladies' silk, Isle thread and cotton so.ssh
Gents lasting CATERS, gents laconsns
Children's Isle thread and cotton sorks.,s t4<a
Ladies' and gents Vienna slippers. Pye,.l ~NnA
M assortment OF French felt hats, for genf. az n
S;ILs No q y
W. 4
Shen;,le and dress tr;mm INN ".naksrhieii,
Silk nmbreIlas. black and coIors as"e
Riack lustrine- MORE antioua SAuD,
Piowered MORE antione
A large and splendid a,sortmer, !. san.
placr, nine green and VOL, IN. /" Ike and nh
Riack and fancy velvet rIbhon '"es
Tad;es, horne, r;hhon ,.,as, -
piars ALL hat r;hhon
So
Sundries.
Linen, wooden and cassime.e table cover.
Casslmefe piano covers berlin wool,
Linen and cotton thread, asst'd, Coates,
Linen sheeiihg, hneh uao'e damask, dyed sksss
WOODEN corus' peu qu,its, linen bed lace,
Siay pnhu'ns, suspehueIs, playing cards,
Assortment Of necessaire e,a and 's dpe, .1ls'
Gilt frame looking glasses,
BLACK. pink and straw colorei crane
Assortment of artificial flowers
six, buckskin, Isle thread and kid povs.
A superior assortment fParis fans, u
superior asso : ~ vase, noses Il,
0nnorens pofoeiaan' Yea seas, tulp shade gass,
WAFER cooiers, a iaIse assortment OF chiliFeastn
IaPesuy carPe's, lap'aho ana church mats,
49, Ill t.cn ~ az ssins II
-. Ill J-sss;na a. sNu eonDss
Assortment Of buffalo dressing combs.
Hair brushes, tooth brushes. nail brushes,
Table brushes, cloth brushes,
Pearl buttons for coats, shirts and dresses,
AccordeoDs, conccrtinas, clarinets,
Asst'd hoop iron. HAT, round and square iron.
Cutlery, &c.
Sailors jackknives, butcher knives, COCO handh,
Rodgers pen and pocket knives,
Assortment OF scissors Tor embroidery,
D"''eKn n;ue. ~ an, fl - : so as
Table spoons. yaniensra tr,.
Shoe tnives sIsrvsr .ws'
sunerior F9sSss -
Sail nee5ir. 800 E !.
Shot, &c, /, q
pQrfunory 2
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Just Received and for Sale!
ERESH AND HOICE GROCERIES.

Just Received and for Sale
EVREsH AND CHOICE GROCERIES.
Raisins in ! and / boxes, ICheese, papa jelly. currants,
Caraway seed, ICitron peel, Oregon salmon,
Sugar cured hams, Fresh apples, raspberry jam,
Preserved peaches, Honey, ginger in jars,
Do. ounces and pears, Green corn and peas,
Plum, grape aud current jelhes. French peas, asstd sauces,
Mince pie meat, sardines, Olive oil, pepper sauce,
Tins salmon, Tomato kerchup, mustard,
Oysters in l and 2 ID tins, Curry powder, ground ginger,
English jams and preserves, Black and cayenne pepper,
True lemon syrup, Gloves, cream tartar,
Lewis pickles and pie fruits, Sods: saleratus.
Prunes, cinnamon, chocolate,
CrOckery Ware.
Dinner sets, Toilet sets, cups and saucers,
Soup tureens. Pitchers, sugar bowls,
Egg cups, salad bowls, Tea pots, cream pots,
Vegetable dishes, sauce tureeus, Mugs, boats,
Platters, bakers, cake plates, Pitchers with covers,
Nappies, pickle dishes, Washbowis and pitchers,
Custaris, pie dishes. Flower potts. spittoons-
Dinner and soup plates, Candle sticks, foot baths.
Stone Ware.
Stone jars, Bread pans,
Bean pots and bakers, W Eater jugs,
Glass Ware.
Pitchers, decanters, Ships water bottles,
Glass preserve dishes, Lump shades, lamp chimneys,
Butter dishes, creams, Bird bottles, seed bottles,
Sauce and cruet bottles, Salt cellars, Indian lamp shades,
Cut tunblers, lamps, Shade candle sticks,
Wine glasses, goblets, Colored water bottles.
Molasses pitchers,
Britannia Ware.
Coffee pots, Water pitchers.
Tea pots, lamps, iCruet stadds.
Sundries.
Mason's backing, Swinging lamps,
Shoe brushes, axe handles, Brass candle sticks,
Lanterns, selves, coffee mills, Sauce and fry pans,
Pain killer, Tea kettles, grid irons.
Tobacco, cigars and snuff,
- Constantly on hand, fresh island butter, ground coffee, sc.
l6l-tf T. MoSSMAN 4 SON.
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w. n. ALDRICH
WILL RsEESSdEa51DE Ed P PIER ipr H Ala. NE 5sIiaw hND
nsls. do : :sss,lss, 50 50 inch inch,
Oil Carpeting.
~ and s-4-New and choice patterns.
Hats.
Case brown Ieghorn hats.
Case dark cashmere wool hats.
Case black wool hats.
Case brown wool hats.
Cases figured pearl wool hats,
Cases pearl wool hats.
RrOgans and Boots.
Cases mems waxed IL. and bd. brosans,
. pumps.
" =. grained hrogans,
" enameled "
/" s 'niss g Ssif double sole.
" thick boots, II inch leg,
" {" grain boots. ID inch leg.
so dozen ex. walnut axe handles.
Finished and vanished OK bows,
Gases Hunts-hsndled axes,
Cases saddles & brides.
Manila Cordage-2, l, II Ind II in.
Cases Tobacco.
An assorted lot of fancy light coats,
An " lot of satinet pants,
Denim frocks and pants,
Cases hickory shirts,
Ivory tooth combs,
Long round combs,
Fancy India rubber toys, etc. 167-sm
FOR SALE,
lust ARRIVED PER AMERICAN CLIP.
- bark SACHEM, J. B. Atkins. master, from Boston, tina
following assortment of Merchandise
Gases blue denims,
Cases biea. flannel,
Bales bro. cotton,
Bales awning stripes, a new article
O. Bales bro. drilling,
Cases print lawns,
Gases sattcen bea. twill,
Bales printed carpets,
Gases ladies' gaier lined Roots
Cases mems rubber boots,
Gases boys do do,
Gases women's do do,
Cases charcoal irons,
Bbls prime pork,
Barrels mess pork,
Half bbls mess pork,
Or bbls mess pork,
Bbis mess beef,
Bbls navy mess beef,
Tierces hams,
Barrels vinegar,
Half bbis crushed sugar,
Half boxes raisins,
Gases refined lard,
Casks pilot bread,
New Bedford iron hoops, lX16, KIT, 1sx1I, 1fx17.
134-tf Apply to CHAS. BREWER X CO.
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j. G. SPALDENG
Offers for Sale, just received
PER BARK "SACHEM," FROM BOSTON.
" BALES BRO. DRILLS, 100 doz denim hoess and pants,
. Il bales bro. sheetings, ! cases cheese,
l bale bleached do, 4 bales pump and rigs leather,
10 cases denims, $50 kegs white lead,
cases bieached jeans, Isl cases boiled oil,
l case honey-comb quilts, 2 bales cloves,
/ case stripeig-ass cloth, bags pepper.
/ case b. and white quilting. IS casks pilot bread,
200 boxes family soap,
100 half bbls crushed sugar, s cases mems clothing,
200 saddles, complete, 5 cases charcoal irons,
20 kits No. j mackerel, 55 cases boots and shoes,
200 boxes s. W.. soap, 25 cases green peas.
10 half bbls hide poison,
20 cases spirits turpentine, IL or and IS eighth CASKS best
43 coils Manila cordage, dark brandy,
so bbls extra mess beef, or pipes Hennessey's do,
80 half bis prime butter, 3 or do Marters do,
40 bxs, hf and or do raisins. 8 or and 8 / casks Rivierre do,
. cases box SALT 14o boxes Catawba brandy,
3 shocks grind salt, 2ofb bags, so half bbls best whiskey,
9 cases TOBACCO, iSs das ats R. r Byass 'p porter,
100 bbls Haxall -four, 10 dog London cordial gin,
10 cases brandy peaches.
EVOR JUST RECEIVED Fly RARK
% "sachem," 2 double-bank Melodeons,
aave-octave. piano style.
The above from the manufactosylof s. d. L II. w. Smith. o.
Boston. For sale by rs5-tfl CHAs. BREWER & co.
CORDACE.
M coils. assorted sizes, made to order, just re-
lai-a: cHAs BREWER 1 co.
NAILS.
WEs 1sn nsIsa5,e M INA. I 5os...5 by .ns ~AScM a.n, 1.ca ::
Eagle Factory. Providence, Il. l.; for sale by
NAILS. ~
2OO CASKS assorted i Sss a; s's nv per 'syrsn,"
131-tf CHAs- BREWER l. CO.
HISTORY OF THE SANDWICH ISLANDS.
A FEW COPIES OF JARvEs, HISTORY
l5e2m II. NJ. WHITNEY.
MANILA CORDAGE.
NOR SALE Low. TO LOSE CONSIGN.
i, nlent tls3-ul D. c. WATERMAN : Co
- RAVENS DUCK, SC.
IGHT AND HEAVY RAVENS DUCK
Rockport Cotton Duck.
1894 cHAS HRewKn : m
SHOCKS.
nhn OIL s1e ~
OOO 41e6 CHAss BRkwEn = co.
uSoRcE pUmp5E. ssssseS -. .,s.* ,.,,~,..vm
hoss ~ AxnEp seRpAesz1t r. azstxsas q
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I. C.. SPAIDING

THE y Gcods for sa,s, At
j public 70 tne %n's comprising the cargo Of the snip 70
Plo w : 81 due in septsmber neSt; s1oW M RI.
shont same time, per WlSHhNdlO"
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TO CAPTAINS

& ~
llF WHALESHIPS - Ia Isl
SELS.-Woodo Of superior quality an - 4
S. per cord ; fresh beef ut 4 cents per ID snssafls ~
and goats at 81 30 head. Also, fruits ana ss
Wood always on hand At the beach ~ CHkpS
purchaser (64-t0 GEono
FENCE POsTs!op sAH|
"AMAM FENCE POSTS. p3fW1 )
CALICO FLOUR
EVOR SALE By w.rRRNl14 j
COLE LEArHERs FOB SAL
Funn fnoorFA2k s..a. .<r.
$50 e Qslsa2 e1ee
1oses {: - q. e..
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Clothing, Shirts, Hats. 4,
Silks. sc

silk bed covers, cambria silk handkerchief.
Chenille and dress trimmings, ruche.
Silk umbrellas. black and colored satin
Black lustrine, MORE antique,
Powered MORE antique, 4
A large and splendid assortment of silks an, -,
Black, blue, green and violet silk velvet.
Black and fancy velvet ribbon,
Ladies' bonnet ribbon, latest styles.
Black silk hat ribbon.
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To the Owners. and Persons inieresks'
WhaleshipS in the Pacific YEA

OFrrce OF rHs PANAMA RATL-Roap coa ~
New YoRK. July 90 ~. /
The Panama RAILROAD Company TAX. gu .s (.
of informing those interested In the Va" ~ N
ness, of the advantages Offered py
across the Isthmus of Panama, for inc -
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about the vharves. streets, or public places. during sc n.eS
hours, or reported as absent from school wunous ~ .
and taken to their respective schools, there to De pun'sneo -
cording to the law relating to schools.
Sec. 724. If any such child shall persist IN lot
sakine school, any police or district justice snaa..
upon proper complaint being made, cause the mtner, o 8or" he
shall sentence the party or parties offending, to a ne nos = =
ceeding five dollars for the father, mother. or gnara'an ; ~% ser,n !,
default thereof. to Imprisonment at hard labor = .e.m
not 0ceeding ten days. And in case the offending parry ~ - u ue
child. the said Justice shall sentence the said child 20 a nue ~
exceeding two dollars, or to imprisonment at hard iaoor . 81 =
term not exceeding I've days provided, however, ma. y" sn".
rnJer the q of ten wears shall be subject to imprisonment
and further provided, that the school-superlnsndenl snas, s uar
authority to grant, without charge, TO any paren. OF 81 attsnd
a certificate. exempt,ng his child from obligation 10 .Aen
school, for a certain specified time, for a suitable cause
Sec. 725. Should any parent or guardian prefer 10
send his child, or ward, to a select or private scno1i.
:. .,rnorted nv government and feel. in consequence oil ms
poverty. that the school-tax herein imposed is too bnrdensome.
the Minister of Finance shall have power : Q release nm re
said tax. so long as he shall continue to educate ms cnmdren'
or a certificate from the school-superintendent of his district
that he is unable to pay the tax.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-04-27
ForeignNews,

NV York, April 26--The steamer "Cireassia'
has arrived off Cape Race with Liverpool dates o.
the 18Th. Cotton Sales oftbe week Al, COO bales Of
which SPECTATORS took 8 600 and exporters $500
bales Lower qualities declined J. Aliddling qual
lilies declined Lie, closing xuiet Fair qualities un
changed. Orleans fair 81. Mobile fair q. Mo-
bile niddling $40 Upland fair II. Middling =
Stock at Liverpool 407, GOO bales of which 34l ,O0C
bales are American.
The House Of Commons rejected the resolution in
favor Of TIE oallot BY three majority.
FRAScE.-Tbe AoBitcay publishes another official
article to coneliate the German powers, repudiat-
ing the idea Of interfering with their independence
NaFlike Tumors continue to circulate from Paris.
The Bourse was bu9ysut on the 18th. Three
cents clossd at 6S Francs. per
News from the Continent continues ihreatuing
Congress negotiations are progressing slowly.
Austria positively refuses 10 take part without
previous stimuli aneous dsarming.
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From Mexico.

NV ORLEANS, April 26.--1he steamer Tennessee
with Vera Cruz dates of the ri and Mexico of the
18Th has arrived. MiramOn forced the lines Of Am
pudia and Liare at Orizoba, and reached the capitol
on the the llth with 8 diminished army The Lib
erals were defeated and driven from Taeubaya and
ChaPuitapeC, losing 200 men. MiramOn is murder
ing peaeeable foreigners unfortunately.
formal protest has been issued against the re-
cOgniiion OF JuaTez. Censgl Biaek's exeQuatur has
been Withdrawn aud no banished from the country
Mazathan has been captured by Pesquiera. The
English threatening pacific ports demanding pay.
mentF and the British Minister insists on full nay
men;s Of all claims. The commanders at Vera Cruz
are instructed to demand million and half from
the Custom House. and in case refusal to bomb ard
the city. Juarez has witAlrsWn the exequater o.
the Spanish consul.
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LEAvESwoErH, AErii 25.-The Utah mail repre-
sests fairs in that Territory as having very threat
eniag aspect.
The Federal Court cannot administer justice
The Grand Jury refused 10 fnd bills and used
other means 10 screen the murderers of Potter and
Forbes.
Judge Cradlebsugh discharged the Grand and
Traverse Jnries.
A thousand men moved from Camp Floyd and en-
camped near Provo.
Gov. Cummins has issued proclamation taking
grounds with the Mormon continent.
1t is not stated whether Cummins is open 10 a
chsrge Of completely with the Mormon theocracy.
There il much bad feeling between the troops and
Mormons. and collision is imminent.
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Further Particulars about the Steamboat
Disaster.

MErHIs, April 26.-The steamer st Nicholas was
valued at between 20 and %, GOO dollars. She is
partially insured in St. Louis. She was pIi neipally
owned by Messrs. Reedier and Cline, the latter OF
whom was fret clerk. al sbe boilers exploded, no
reason is assigned fer explosion, they were CID but
are both killed-iWenty-si cabin passengers, eight
of whom were ladies', ami 20 deck passengers were
killed. Ii is estimsied by some that between As
and 60 are lost
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r0re,rn nor CIV % NEnshinrton.

NV YoRK, April % Austria proposed and the
other powers assented TO the Simultaneous dissrm'
ing before the peace Congress meets.
The English members being pressed, promised
to give statement Of European affairs by the if
teeuib. Parliament viii probably be dissolved il
about a week
Manchester adyices favorable; closing quiet but
steady.
HAvRE-Nsw Orleans Tres 0rdinaire 1857; Bat
102f; Stock l16 GOO. Bullion in the Bank of Eng
land has decreased S54, coo pounds; money gener
ally unchanged.
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SALE or REAL ESTATE.

IrtsIOn
virtue of the County Court Of Davidson
ty rendered March term, 1885, In the above cause,
will offer the Court house yard in Nashville
saturday. 3Otsi of april next,
Tract II Acres in the 18th Civil District OF said
county about 1--WE miles from Nashville
Branch Turnpike, being the late residence Of Ambrose Eubauk
lands Of Mrs Martin u H. Elan, and others and
also lot fronting the north side Of Line street 40 feet
inches and running back It's feet alley which IS situated
a hOuss, The of Line and high
And also lot fronting the east side 81 Market
running half way to Front sire ana adjoining Morris &
Siraons large warehouse Said property will he sold cred
il Of md years. with interest from date except the Of
hundred Notes with good security will he required
for the balance payable IN bank and lien retained until the
chase money is paid. (. X. CHBATHAM,
-.LI- ny prs fee q Glrak z Master
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ARRIVED YESTERDAY.

SpauldIng Rogers Circus, on the Floating Pal>
ace is attracting large crowds of visitor night and
day, who express themselves highly graGfed with
the performances This circus has the reputation Of
being one Of the best in the country, and the per
formanees here will deiraet from that repu,a-
ton. We arc glad to see decOrum and good order
preserved so that families witness the perform
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We have heretofore announced that Maj Andrew
jackson. in accordance vita the will Of his father
beouealhing the gold snuff box presented to him by
the CITY Of New York. to the citizen CT that State
who should in the event Of the Uaitsd States being
involved in war, distinguish himself as the bravest
of her sOs, determined to besto# that interesting
memorial of Tennessee's great Captain upon Gen
Ward B. Burnett, Rho commanded the New York
Volunteers IN the Mexican war. The New York
.JoaTaal Of comaTcs Gays:
No little excitement has been caused among mills
tary circles in this city By the intelligence that sfr
Andrew Jacss5n, OF TENNESSEE. has concluded TO
present ''that gold box" 20 Gea Ward B. Burnett,
commander Of the New York Volunteers in the Mex
war, and now Survey OF Kansas The
Common Council undertook last year 10 assist Mr.
jackson in making Up bis mind, in the absence Of
any action on tho part Of those srbiirs mentioned
in President Jaeksan's will -'plb!i5 oPtaioR" and
the t.ladies and selected Major Dykeman, also Of
the New York Volunteers, IS the proper person 10
. receive il, IN his capacity Of The "brlVest m2H.
MIR. jackson was persuaded to comet1 thi7 Ciy for
the Iurpose Of presenting TIA valued mcmrniO 10
that gentleman; but on arriving here found himself
between two FIRES (ihe friends of Ger. Burnett car
nestly pressing his claim for the box aud SO he
prudently retsd 10 Tennessee, taking the treas
ure along vi him. Il was supposed that he had
decided 20 retain the box in his own possession
until some mere public AID general verdict bad beea
rendered as 10 the merits OF the two principal con
testans for the honor and the rival parties appsr
entity seqniesced in the delay. Mr. jackson intends
to bestow the box upon Gen. Burnett after his re-
turn from Kansas, and he will then probably take
occasion TO announce publicly the reasons which
have led 10 his choice.
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BY TELEGRAPH.


WAsHrxdrox, April 25.-When Brady came to the
eleventh insirucii9u, which Is substantially if the
jury have any doubts as to the homicide 10 toe
sanity Of sickes, be shoad be acquitted, the Judge
interrupted him, saying that the Court had already
decided 90 in one case. 0Bld's closing argument
was interrupted By ne adjournment Of the Court.
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TuR LADY or IsLE A Romance Of Real Life. by Mrs
Emma D. T. n. S0alwOrth Philadelphia 7. T. Peterson *
Bros.
Mrs. SOuthwOrtb, in predatory word to the read
ers, says: " In Offering you this the most singular
romance that have ever written, feel constrainN
ed to say, that the most remarkable characters and
incidents here exhibited, arc drawn from we'll
known persons and events Of real life These cir
cumstsnces are here presented with only such jul
oicious change of times, places and proper names,
as is dictated by the prudence and delicaCy which
also withholds me from pointing out more definitely
the sources whence they were derived"
Mrs SouIhBorth is one Of the most prolific novel
writers in this country, and her works have acquir
ed considerable popularity. While she cannot be
regarded as brilliant writer she manages to throw
around her stories fascination for those who de
light in the pcrusal of what is denominated "ligh
literature The Lady Of the Isle is said 10 be one
of her best works, and as love and matrimOny form
the ground WORK of the plot it will probably be
well read.
The work is for sale by Mr.. F. Hagan.
LECTURES on CHENIsTET.-By reference TO a care
in this paper, it will be seen that Prof AXsMEN com
mences short course osleclures to night, on Chem
istry, al Odd Fellows Hall. We are glad 10 learI
that the course commences with good list Of sub
scribers.
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The work is for saIo by Mr.. F. Hagan.


The members Of Trabue Lodge No. TO- I. O. T. and Olive
Branch Eacanpment Ne 4, notified to attend the Lodge
room this morning o'clock, for e purpose attending the
funeral Of our deceased brother, W S. Burns.
All members Order in good standing in tie city
yitd TO participate with The Order will Hal
q, the steamer James Johnson whence l horne
O the grave. c. BYRNE, Secy.
tl,,N q
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Hoist, host cur flag to heavens breeze
Let every fold iaat high,
Unfold its banner Everywhere,
Beneath the western sky.
In war. let every stripe 20 forth.
Borne b. TIE pztr0ts hand,
Proclaim It's beauty and rs worth,
Der moor and hill and strand.
II peace guard well tie sacred boon,
BeIuyathed by patriots blood,
Fur on twas won in freedoms cause,
Amid the battles food
Host, hoist, our flag 20 heavens breeze,
Let every fold float high.
UnfuTi its banner everywhere,
Beneath the western sky.
Hoist, hoist our flag in Arts great reign,
Let every star ioat higher,
Up witt the nations emblem,
Above tie taest spire
let Ienne-sesus every where
Let every state around,
Know where q type Of nature g ms Ie.
Where every type is found.
Above at GaV,Te,,
Our country standard wave,
And Underneath its folds preside,
The he8utui--the brave
The chi-tnc Parsut-patri0t-sire
The warrior without strife,
Rests here, in sweetest p0rtraiture.
With every charm but life
Then raise our annerto the skyl
Let every star bear neus,
That types at the dyt GgHlTV.
are made by Q. c. HUGHES,
fe5i5-ddSTti. Corner Of College and Union SITS.