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Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-08-10
Sherin7s Sale.

DY virtue of vend No. 1914, me directed. and
ID delivered from the Honorable Circuit Court Da-
wilson County Tennessee, at its May term 1860 will
expose to public sale, the highest bidder for cash.
the Court House Yard, in the City of Nashville
Saturday the llth day OF August 1860 all the right,
title claim interest," and which Louis Conway
then had, may have since acquired, in the following
described tract piece lot Of land, situated the
county of Davidson the city Of Nashville, the
North side, and being half OF No. 1j3 being the
half lying lot Isl in the plan of lots laId of
and numbered for sale by ID. :. McGavOck. said plan
being recorded i'll The Registers Office Of said county
Book L. pages COS and COZ, (fnr moro particular de
scriptiOn. said Book, being the property
veyed by McGavock TO Louis Conway. and registered
in the Registers office, in said county, Book No. II,
page 1l2 being levied the property Of Louis Con
way 10 satisfy judgment rendered in favor of r. NJ.
G. SOuthan against Louis Conway ct ais.
J. K. EDMUNDSON. Sheriff.
july2l-td. BY Z. ID. WHTwORTH, D. Sheriff
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ShRriTtS Sale
ElH-

X virtue Of yend- ex- No. 1923, TO me directed,
ID and delivered from Tho Honorab Circnit Court of
& 'usoh N"uhty, tennessee, at its May term, 1860,
VIII VIII eNI"se 70 public sale TO the highest bidder for
cash- NJ the court House Yard IN the CITY of Nash
VILE ON saturday, the 1lth day Of August 1850 all
inc rlsht ute clam, interest, and estate which Jo-
sePh b1hd tnen mad or may have since acquired in
the COuuny Of Davidson State of Tennessee in district
No 3, bounded on the East by the lands OF III CharI
ton and William Higgins, on the North by the lands al
William Higgins. On the West by the lands of ] \
Appliance and Joseph Adrich and the South by the
MurfreesbOrO turnpike, containing so acres more OF
less; being levied the property Of Joseph Bland
70 satisfy judgment rendered in favor Of J. W Owen
against Joseph Bland.
J.K- EDNUNDSoS, Sheriff
Uiy21.td b E D. WETToRTz, D. SHERIFF
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July 2l-td
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-08-10
ShePin'S Sale.

RY virtue Of vend. 1910, tn directed. and de
II lYeTed from the Honorable Circuit Court OF David
son County, Tennessee, at its May term, 1860, will
expose to public sale, TO tine highest bidder, for cash
at the Court House Yard, in the city OF Nashville.
Saturday, the Ilth day Of August, 1850, all the right
title claim, interest and estate which Sas Norris et
ais then had may have acquired in and to the
following described lot piece of land situated
WetmoTe street, in Edgeield and bounded follows
viz: beginning In the North verge of WetmOre street
$50 feet from j. Lunsden's Southwest corner thence
weStwardy towards Cumberland river along the North
verge OF said street. to a stake; thence, at right an
giles northwardly with said alley so feet, to point OF
stake which Is go feet from J. Lunlsen line thence
right angles and southwardly 21O feet, more less
to the beginning: being levied the property o.
Silas Norris, TO satisfy Judgment rendered in favor
J. b. X A b. Rutland. against Silas Norris ct ais.
j. X. EDSIUNDS0N. Sheriff
iuly2i-td By T. ID. WHTTwoRTH. u. Sheriff.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-08-10
SheriGes SlIp.

pY virtue Of vend. No 1850, To directed, and
ID delivered from the Honorable Circuit Court of Da-
wilson County, Tennessee. at its May term, 1860 will
expose public sale the highest bidder Tor cash
the Court House Yard, in the city Of Nashville, ON
Saturday the 1lth day OF August, 1850. all the right
title claim, interest and estate which Sas Norris
following described lot of ground lying in the State
and County aforesaid district No. Is. that
between and parallel 10 Spring and Foster
street in Edgeed beginning in the northern verge OF
said street, 15O feet from j. Lumsden's South West
corner thence weStwardly, towards Cumberland river
and along the northern verge Of said so %
stake, thence at right angles and westwaTdly to
wards Foster street, 30 feet less alley
thence elstwardly with said alley so feet. to point
stake which Is 2l0 feet. less. the begin
ming, being levied the property OF Silas Norris
to satisfy Judgment rendered in favor of T. H. Gil
dress against Silas Norris.
j. X EDMUNDSON. Sheriff
IUly21-td BY F. u. WmTwORTH. u. sheriff.
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SheriG,S Sale.

DY virtue of vend ex No. 2OI4 to me directed, and
Ddelivered from the Honorable Circuit Court OF Da-
wilson County, Tennessee, at ITS May term, 1860,
VIII expose TO public sale the highest bidder for
cash at the Court House Yard, in the city of Nash
villc Saturday, the 11th day of August, 1860, all
the right, title, clam interest, and estate, which
Greer and John Greer then had may have since ac-
quired in and the following described property: one
tract of land lying district No 2 Davidson County
Tennessee and bounded follows viz East by stones
river. South by ThOs Fuqua, West by j. NJ. Lee and
5 y. Brown, North by J. T. Lee and J. P. Hurt,
tanning 10 acres being levied the property of A
Greer satisfy judgment rendered in favor of T. ].
Mann against A Greer and John Greer.
J. K. EDMUNDSON, Sheriff.
july2I-td BY Z. D. WHTwoRTH, d. Sheriff.
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SbariG's Salts.
SheriH,S Sale.

DY virtue Of a vcnd. ex. 1856, to me directed and
ID deiiy cred from the Honorable Circuit Court Of D
- tBn county Tennessee, at its May Term 1860 VIII
TO public sale to the highest bidder for cash AT
the Court house yard in the city Of Nashville, on sat
Tdy, The iIth day Of August, 1862 ali the rIsnt ttl
,aim. interest and estate which C. l. Williams et ais
then had or NAV have since acquired in and TO thefol
lJiug described land lying IN DAVIDSON CO.
rounded the East by Paradise; the North Dy MI.
IaTLart West BY Long Greek: the South by Thomas
l. McNeal contains by estimate 100 acres levied on as
Jhe property Of & l. Williams to satisfy a Judgment
rendered in favor ". T. Garrett against L l. VII
ILaIIs J. X EDAItSIcON. Sheriff.
Juiy20-tf By D. WHrTW"F.rI, u Sheriff
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-08-10
Shprin7s Sale.

L. delivered from the Honorable Circuit Court of
Davidson County, Tennessee, at its May term, 1860
Will expose public sale the highest bidder, Tor
cash, at the Courthouse Yard in the City of Nash
VILE saturday, the 11th day Of August, 1850, ali
the right, title, claim, interest aud estate, which G.
v. Lester and W. W. Perry then had may have
since acquired in and to the following described prop
erty one lot of ground situated in South Nashville
Davidson County, Tennessee, commencing at the inter
section of Mallory and College Street, running East
College street. thence South 50 feet to the beginning,
Registered the Registers office at Nashville Tennes
see, in Book 2S page 615 being levied the prop
erty Of W II. Perry to satisfy judgment rendered in
favor Of Isaac Paul against q. W. Lester and W W.
Perry J. h. EDAIUNDSON. Sheriff.
july 2I-td By L. D. WHITWORTH. d. Sheriff.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-08-10
ShePiG7s Sale.

DY virtue of vend. ex. No 1901, to me directed and
ID delivered from the Honorable Circuit Court Of
Davidson Co, Ten, at its May term, 1850 will expose
public sale, the highest bidder for cash. the
Court House Yard. in the city Of Nashville, SatUr-
day the 1lth day OF August 1860 all the right, title
claim interest, and estate, which joel \. Battle and
W. : Battle then had, may have since acquired, in
and the following described tract parcel of land
Iyin. in the 9th district State and County aforesaid
the road leading from NOlensve 10 IaveTgne; the
tract Of land which the said Joel Battle lives
bounded on the South by the lands of Sarah J. Battle
on the East by the lands of RObt GoOch Charles John
SON. and q. Grey the North by the lands OF j. y.
Austin on the West by the lands Of \. Bush Joseph
Nance and Mrs. Sarah !. Battle The above contains
about 500 acres being levied the property of Joel
\ and W : Battle, 10 satisfy judgment rendered in
favor Of VIM Moore. Agent, against Joel A Battle
ct ais. J. X EIMU NIlSON, Sheriff
july2I-td BY F. D. WHITwORT D. Sheriff.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-08-10
ShpPiH,S Sale.

pY virtue Of vend No. 1907, to directed, and
II delivered from the Honorable Circuit Court OF Da-
wilson County, Tennessee, at its May term, 1860,
will expose public sale the highest bidder, for
cash, the Court House YaId, III the city of Nashville
on Saturday, the 11th day of August 1860, all the
right title claim, interest and estate, which Lewis
CarrOway and Jerry StOdard then had, may have
since acquired in and TO the following described tract
piece lot OF land situated in the State and County
aforesaid near the city Of Nashville the North side
and being half of lot 1873, being the half lying
lot $50, in the plan Of lots laid off and mum
bercd for sale by DR.. McGavOck, said plan being re-
corded in the Registers office of said County in Book
No TO- pages COS and COG, (or particular descrp
ton see said Book being the same property conveyed
by said McGavock TO Lewis CorrOway and registered
in the Registers Office of said County Book l9 page
II2 being levied on as the property of Lewis Caro-
way et ais, satisfy Judgment rendered in favor
D. H. McCavOck. against Lewis Carroway ct ais.
J. X EDMUNDSON. Sheriff.
julv2I-td BY F. ID. WHTwORTH, d. Sheriff.
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AUCTION SALE
Entire Stock Under Attach
ment.

DEM. F. SHIELDS L CO., will proceed to sell at
the store, No. Is Public Square, next door TO W
ID. Cainoun1s Jeweiry Store, on account of w. C..
Show, q ID. C., commencing on Thursday morning,
July 9TH, at 10 O'clock the entire contents of the
store No. 10 Pubic Square, vi ith counters, Shelving
Oh Cloths and Fixtures. The stock consists of Em
Droiderles, Laces, Ribbons, large stock CT SilA
Trimmings, Ladies' and Children Is Furnishing Goous
ted. Ladies invited, and also dealers, will
nd it to their interest attend. The Store is for
Rent. BENZ. f. SHIELDS x co.
lune25-td
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An Invoice Of Merrsehanm Pines.

lust received fine assortment of Fancy and
y rlain NJ .erschaum Pipes, with Amber Jesmine
ana Cnina Stems, whi'h will be sol cheap at pr-
vate sale by BENZ F. SHIELDS - CO.,
june15-0 Central Auction Rooms
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-08-10
ALLEGHANY SPRINGS,
81 MILES FROM STA us VLLLE DEPOT,
Montgomery County. Va.

THE PROPRIETORS having purchased this Wa
l. TERING PLACE in October last have thorough
ly repaired and furnished il with entirely fur
uiture Of the best and will open il Tor the
cepton OF Visitors On THE 18TH DAY OF JUNE
IL wing increased Accommodations, and ma lie lib
eral arrangements for the comfort of tn .ir que
they attrr themselves t1at but few (if any) Water
ing Places II afford the attr ,ctlvns as this
II is situated n the county of Montgomery, 81
miles from .SHA WSVLLLE DEPOT IVA. and fem.
X RI the banks of the Roanoke rt er, and is sur
round by some of the most beautiful and att ac-
tive scenery to be found among the Mountains OF
Virginia The Water has acquired such reputation
in u last few years, that il is unnecessary say
any thing in commendaton If it. 1t is now ccnsid-
err specific for the worst forms of Dyspepsia
remedy Ior ali CutaneOus Diseases, dis rdere
dILons OF the StOm ch, Bowels and Liver, and Tor
prostration of tie nervous system. might ap-
pend a number of certificates from Physicians and
others acquainted tn its merits and IL these
be added dd infaitltM.
Passengers ~Ili be met at Shawsville by Four.
Horse 0nniousses, to convey them over new road
to the Springs. Persons leaving Baltimore, WASH
ington, Rici mond aud Petersburg ia the morning
arrive at the Springs the day; tho. from the
South will find the same conveyance tie arrival
of each train.
juRel4-i1m BOOTH, COLHOUN & co.
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Something lOr the Hard Times,

u ana Attakapas pair Of Pants-goo.s that
never known to wear Out-at SO Cash.
JAMES DAVIS,
june23-2w Public Square,
Banner and Union and American copy one week
and charge this office.
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WANT TO HIRE.

LNOR the balance of the year, a servant 10 do the
cooking an washing for small family APP
ply a: this Office.
apr24-tf.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-08-10
Canary Cages |!

lust received, 200 assorted Canary Bird Cagesn
- all styles, cOors and prices, some handsome
as ever brought to this market. Fur sale low by
febS-tf J. W. WILSON
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SheFiTS Sale.

pY virtue Of Vend ex. No 1S45. TO me directed and
II delivered from the Honorable Circuit Court of Da
wilson County, Tennessee, at its May term, 1S6O, will
expose public sale the highest bidder for cash
the Court House Yard in the city of Nashville
Saturday the lIth day Of August 1850, all the right
title claim, interest, and estate, which Slas Norris
then had, or may have since acquired, in and the
following described property, viz: lying i'll Davidson
County. Tennessee. district No. is, fronting street
that between and parallel with Spring and Foster
streets in Edgeleld, lying in the northern verge of
said street. $50 feet fronting j. Lumsdens South West
corner; thence westwardy towards Cumberland river,
and along the northern verge of said so feet
a stake; thence at right angles westwardly towards
Foster 2O feet or less to alley; thence
eastwardy with said alley so feet TO point stake
which is 2IO feet less TO the beginning: being
levied the property of Silas Norris, to satisfy
judgment rendered in favor OF G. p. Smith, against
Silas Norris and H s. Peach
j. X. EDMUNDS0N, Sheriff.
iuly2I-td By F. d. WHTwORuI, d. Sheriff.
The New York herald., 1860-09-18
DOUGLAS CAMPAIGN ROLLING.


AIR-"Irsh Molly or
Adcwn the snowy crested, immemoria hills Of Maine,
The Douglas column roleth like vernL hurricane;
And, streng ngihenng roleth, like the ashing thunder
ol'sI through ss- Hampshire and Old Massachusetts,
cnOxrs-rhe Douglas column rolling, boys the Doug.
las banner spread
Upon the breeze Of victory, that column overhead;
Tho Douglas song Of triump ph, boys, high hymning
Hossnnss unto mauhoods . independence everywhere.
In Vermont his childhood nursed IL breezes and
Firt ulabisd the sesp of him whose tho nation
And DER lis crass and rivuets, with Overlooking joy,
The Douglas Oft careered in sport, curly headed boy.
CHosrs-The Douglas column rolling, &c.
Connecticut Rhode Island and tho Empire STATE that
HIS triu nph q workman and his work without flaw
The Jersey and the Keystone State all joyousy attest
OF all the who hold the helm, the Douglas h the
csoKrs-The Douglas column rolling, Sc.
The Diamond state and Maryland, tho mother State Of
all,
Are mutterng their choruscs 10 swell the Douglas call
The Booster STATE, oais, Iowa and Kcntucx,
Mus !ssipp and Arkansas come squirting In the ruck'
tHoRus-rnc ID ouglas column rolling, sc.
me dipgs from the Golden GAto and from the srlsss
ma. luIl The infant oresou-electrify the breesei
For high the factions they have waved the Douglas
And shown their sister sovereigus 10 Lane was bu,
brag
CsoRrs-rbc Douglas column rolling, Ss.
Ine true brave men OF 1eorgA, Ainpams, lenne0ec,
Are grding up their loiDs again for Douglas victory;
And Michigan and Texas, where Sam Houston rules the
roosf,
Wisconsin and broad Illinois OF Douglas triumphs boast
CHosrs-The Douglas column rolling, NC.
And soon the Caronas win re echo back our strAins
while Minnesota sends her shoun across the Western
plaps;
And linked again In Usion I'll factions and pale
Bsfore the Little Giant who knows such word il
CBoRrs-Tbe Douglas column rolling, boys, the
Douglas banner spread,
Upon the breeze Of victory that column overheard;
The Doueias song Of triumph, boys, high hymning
through the air,
Hosannac unto mAnhood's ndcpendsnce sverywherei
The New York herald., 1860-09-18

A DOUGLAS CHANT.
our hearts with manly ardor glow,
Brrrahl
Treasons power to orerthrow,
Rurrahl
To icourge the trait ors TO their den,
And give the rule to honest men.
Hurrahl hurrahl hurrAhl
For Douglas and tie Union stand,
We pledge ourselves 70 save tho land,
Ana bring again beneath their sway,
The glory Of our ancient day.
Hurrah. hurrahl hrrrahi
We march " tn hearts resolved and strong,
And for our country raise our song,
Preserve the rights Of slave and free
Oi The States that are, or arc 10 be.
HurrAhl hurrahl hcYrAhi
Then shout aga.n the battle note,
Wen conquer with the freeman's vote;
,rili victory crown our patriot cause
Wen neither faint, nor tire, nor pauso.
HurrAhl hurrahl huYrahl
The New York herald., 1860-09-18

CoyEs Horr, RoArAS. sert !, lseo
~ F1nlctson ef ne Llard- Fseling <egoinr Trcas
f,r p Hoadpas-TAs Prolonged ss0if,a os,gpsaos-
Nsmeer n Byihsh E5rces-A Scanv afr Wakss--
Ciinots and Trade 4 ~ fslcnd, DC e.
arrived here this morning the hrc Tavors, frcrn
krrzilO. The ressel bM come over 70 carry oscs ses
The New York herald., 1860-09-18
A NEW YANKEE DOODLE.

"A &NLW Il ANNIE DOOUlLs
Yankee noools's come to town,
IND on mature reflection,
Hes gong 10 do The black Pubs brown
Al the next election.
Yankee Doodle he's quite well,
And cuts handsome figure, o;
He's going TO vote for JohAny Bel,
he viii not 20 for SAmbo.
Yankee Doodle does - well
An any body can, sir;
And Ike the lad .es, he's for Bell.
And Union 70 . man, siY.
Yankee doodle never fails,
When he's resolved 20 try, sir,
10 elect . m IN for uplifting .slk,
He thinks - "all my ey,n cir.
Yankee Doodle cuts sveu,
Altho' ho will not bet, sir;
Yet he goes in for Mater Bel
And Edward Everett, air.
And he invites you, one and all,
Wnate er may be your station,
70 vote for lnlon aud John Bell,
And that viii save the nation.
The New York herald., 1860-09-18

Exr1cmox or Kxnoexu on woRxs-Fivn Mxx fSJrrxp =
An accident occurred about ave O'Clock this morning
- Downcrs kerosene oil msnuiactory, on Boston wharf
aouth Boston, by which hvc men we're burned, one o1
whom IA in q dangerous condition. Tho men, Who are
employs the premises, drawing napsha which
with other volatile oils Ia kept stored in Ore proof
room The, had been frequently told not 10 carry light
the room, but this occasion they paid attention
10 the caution and the consequence was an explosion
fron The ignition Of that bad escaped the naptha
ne men at once enveoped In flames but tbey ran
another room. where their fellow workmcn COVERED
them with garments ~ speedily possible, and ex.
tipguished the IRE upon them They were taken 70 their
homes by, and Dr. York called attend ucou
them. Their injuries we're chiefly npon tho face and
hands. Three Of the number--hichscl Clark, Patrick
o. frien and Edward CAmpbcli-wcrc little injured
that after their wounds dressed they able 70
walk out Timothy Murphy more seriously injured,
and n fined 10 his house. but In his serious
result II feared. The other man, Owen Campbell was
badly burned UPON the face and hands, and the Of
hm neck and be IL considered 70 be In dangerous CON
dithn. lie has family. All the men have been EN-.
ploy a about the two three years. ana were
well of the explosive nature of The material tbey
were handling. The company win take care Of thcr,
White fsrng from the elects Of the accident The arc
was cxi psuishsd IN few mlnrtes, by the use or steam
with oss Of materials Of the value OF not more thar
$500 or iseo.-Bcssor TraElly, STt IL
The New York herald., 1860-09-18
CAMPAIGN SONG.

CAMFAION SONOs
Here's 70 our flag, the unon tag,
The flag our 'athers bore;
Let II toat from Atlautic's granite crag
10 racincs golden shore.
Let the summer breeze, from the old pine woode,
From sunrise till tits set,
Awake the Dor ntan sotud,s
With Bell and Everett.
Come 10 the gathering Behold
Our standard far and wide;
No star eclipsed-no wrinkied fold;
Our glory and our pride.
Nay lts com ing future ever be
What all its past has been;
Let il wave as free DER the "Th.rty- three"
As over the "0ld Thirteen"
Through chin Novcmher's drary storm
(Ss the mirky black clouds lRt),
SHALL loom the Unions stately form,
Amid tho slcet and drif,
Alb we the tempests rack and roul-
che arch enemy we've met.
An The thrilling, patriotic shout
Is for Bell and Everett.
Cone. gather meath the Cnion's fay-
The iisg our fathers bore;
Lei u float rom Atantc's granite crag
70 Pacl Gee golden shore
Uorar, IL by the grand old res;
Plant 10 on village green;
Ie, il wave ~ fr.e Ger the Thirty. y.inYce,''
AZ over the "0d Thirteen"
The New York herald., 1860-09-18
DOUGLAS AT THE GRAVE OF Hls FATHER


UGLAS AT THE GRAVE OF HlS FATHEF
Eneas bore from burning Troy
His aged father; d ial boy
But, Trojan. own yourself outdope
By Stephen Douglas, noble soni
he had father, and he died;
And there's NO doubt that Stephen cried;
Al any rate, he ne'er forgot,
'hoDg fquatter sovereigns, that spot.
He wished to see that cherished grave,
With DriDy tears It's sods 70 lave;
But oh, his grief aiackadayl
HardLearted mortals stop biz way.
At every station round him press
An eager crowd he must address,
BE tells his grief 70 each huge throrg
In doleful speeches, sad and long
Through tribula.ions deep and sore
That turf 1t length he's weeping DER;
Pals full Of tears s.the Douxlaso ahod
Upon his fallt fathers head.
Then, touched with pity at his grief,
The pater comes 70 his relief
His spirit rose, and thus IL spake:-
"Stephen, cease weeping for my sake;
Dry up. my son, thoss watery eyes
Forget that broken .compromise;
The future beams with radiance bright;
In tons Of clans you shall delight
The people kind win not compel
You in tnat White House e'er 10 dwell;
But, clever soulsl will let you lie
Upon "the shelf" until you die.
Then heed these words, my darling boy:
NJ more Jour thoughts lot fame employ;
Cease working for the niger trade,
And read yorr Bible in the shade"
The New York herald., 1860-09-18

Nov honest men, where'er you are,
BoobDg around, around. around,
You'd better get in "freedoms car I"
Instead Of bobbirg around.
For otherwise you caa't come IN,
BobblDg around, around, arouni;
For "Uncle Aben is bound 70 win,
Az you 60 bobbing around.
The New York herald., 1860-09-18
THE RISING TIDE.


GONG FOR THE GREAT REPUBLICAN CATHERINE
ERIv. sFPrEMBER IL. 1860
9ey come, they come, mighty :hyong,
kIOAll n ouulAii ALd valley ltn- Joyous souSi
They sing OF the fathers who made us free,
OF Lincoln ana Hsmlin and liberty.
They come, they come, victorious tnrong,
Defeating the foes We have fought go long;
Az waves Of the ocean subdue the sand
They delage the enemies OF the land.
They come, they CON Q, with armor bright,
The fearless defenders or truth and rght
No deeds OF corruption their hands shall stain
While keeping unsullied our ta.r domain.
They come. they come, with freedoms light,
Dhpeliing the darkness OF slaverys night,
That fain would o'ershadow our virgin soh,
~ Degrading forever the white mans toll.
And stin they come In proud array
q, what is an age 10 this glorious day
HumAnity's cause let US all proclaim,
and give 70 the nation undying fame.