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FOR hoUIsv 1,4l FINE

FOR LOUIsVILLE--THEF FINE
49, h. Regular Passenger Packet, John kaine,
ssssE all nteymedate Landings as fellows
Leayes New Orleans SATURDAY, March 81, at z NJ
Leaves New Orleans TUESDAY, April ~ at r NJ
Leaves New Orleans THURSDAY. May ;, ats NJ
Leaves New Orleans sATt! RIfAY May 10, at 3 P. IL.
Leaves New orleans NoNIAY, June Z At 8 81. T n NJ
Leaves New Orleans THURSDAY July 3, at5P NJ.
Leaves New Orleans FRIDAY, July 20 at r. NJ
asseugers and shippers rely on this steamer leaving
above,
as- No stateroom considered engaged until paid for
b. plan the cabin be and aterooms secured
for any of the above trips BY apply q the Agenf
MIA If No q tirayer street
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ARKANSAS RIVER.

Leaves on SATURDAY. 2lst inst. at s P. NJ.
REGULAR ARKANSAS RIVER
ssg b Packet-For Fort Smith, Van Buren,. Ozark Rose
Vile Spadra, NorIsown Dafdanelle, Little Rock,
White River and all the Bends-Ihe elegant
and light-daft passenger packet QUapayv ID. Thomas,
master will For freight passage apply
EIRGINIUs G. DENTZEL,
ala Advertising Agent.
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Shipping gntslligslft.
oHnsoEsr OFFICE, No. 10 Camp Street,
Saturday Morning, April FL. 1860. !
Cleared Yesterday.

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Cleared Yesterday.
Ship Leucothea, claussen, for Liverpool,
Baxter, Lowell Geo
Ship Addie Snow, Howe, for Liverpool,
] ii Ashbridge h Nephe W
Ship Western Empire, Soule, for liverpool
] Il Ashhridge & Nephew
Ship Florida, whitmore, for Liverpool,
Baxter, Lowell eco
Ship Adams, Adams for Liverpool,
Catnmack & Converse
Bark Hiawatha, Hall, for Antwerp, :,
Creevy & Farwell
Span brig Juanito Basterrechea for San Sebastian,
Avendano Bros
Creevy & Farwell
schr VIM Abbott, Smith, for Ruatan Island,
t3sf r Tramontana Eco
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Arrived Yesterday.

Arrived Yesterday.
Bark VIM Woodside. Pennell, Fl days FIN New
York to G w Hynson &co-1st dist, 81.
Siciliar bark Ciementina, Viola, sc days I'm Paler-
mo, to R Tramontana &co--2d dist. %.
Bark e Churchill, Garlic, I'm Baltimore, to Creevy
q Farwell-Pont.
Sicilian bark Giovanni Batste, GngheImine, FIN
Palermo Feb 27th, to Gregorio, Rowland u
cod dist, rs.
Brig Orien 80, FIN 49,, to master-Point.
Span brig Mercia, Mercia 6 days fun Havana, in
- ballast. to Prats Puiol &co-3d dist, So.
Span brig Enrique, Oliyi, 9 days I'm Matanzas, in
ballast, to Pnig Brothers Sd dist, So.
Schr Isaac Toucey, Hanson, A days from Ruatan
II Island to b Pigniolo &co--2d dist, 16.
Schr Dew Drop, Terry, 6 days I'm Rnatan Island, to
Several dist, l5.
Sclr stephen Taber, Cook, 2 days I'm Apalaehi-
cola. TO master-2d dist, IS.
Schr Grace Darling, Mason, FIN Sabine Pass, to
master--Point.
span schr sattafia, Gappo, days I'm Havana, in
ballast to Prats, Pujol &co-3d dist, So.
Schr Pascagoula, Fowler, days I'm Fish River, to
Schr Anna Belle, Turner, days FIN Pensacola, to
master-Basin.
Schr Elizabeth Morse, Stein, FIN Fish River, to
niaster--Basin.
Schr Mary Ann, I'm coast-2d dist.
Schr BRACES, I'm coast-2d dist.
Arrivals at the Carondelet Canal.
Schr Rosalie, FIN Bay St Louis.
Schr Alice McGnigin, FIN Bay st Louis.
Schr Fair Play, I'm Shell Banks.
Sehr Delphine, FIN Bayou Lacombe.
Schr Livingston, I'm Bay st Louis.
steamboats,.
New Falls City, Woods, FIN st Louis.
Tecumseh, Logan, FIN Cincinnati.
Aurora, Rhoades, FIN Cincinnati. =8
National, Montgomery, I'm Shreveport
| Natchez, Leathers, FIN Vicksburg.
| Silver Heels Pickett FIN Washington.
| D Kenner, Baranco, FIN Bayou Sara.
/ Aline Neil, FIN 0pelousas. zE@#
4 Carondelet, Sinnott, FIN Mobile.
/ Florida, Myers, FIN Mobile.
1 Osceola, Milton, FIN Jefferson.
| Towbcat Yankee, Williams, FIN the Passes owed
| down and to sea on the 9Th inst, ships Wm
| Penn and Arcole, brig A A Chapman--bro'
| up bark Clementina, briggs Mercia and
Euriqe, schrs Isaac Toucey and Dew Drop
ToYboat Lands, Davis, from the Passes--towet
| down and to sea on the 18th inst, shiI
| Chas marlborough up bark VIM Woodsd,
/ and schr Stephen Taher.
| Towboat Mary Kingsland, Growell, fin the Passe
/ lowed down and to sea on the l4th inst
ships Ann e Hooper and Owen, bark War
/ wick and schr n S cott-bronght up bark
Il Churchill and Batiste, brig Orien ant
Il sehr Sattaria
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Railroads.
N. o., JACKSON AND GREAT NORTHERN

N. O., JACKSON AND GREAT NORTHERN.
CANTON, April 20, 1s6O-l5 bales cotton to
Warren, Gilmore &co-l2 Byrne, Vance &co- 10
Montgomery y Hall-12 B L Adams Zoos Thomp-
son Il Clark-6 G Connolly &co-5 Thornhill eco
S Ably u Catching Pilsbury- Total u bales
cotton.
N. o., OPELoUSAs AND GREAT WESTERN.
BRASHEAR CITY, April 20. 1860 rs bales of
cotton Lobt Il Charpantier-2I hides w Armstrong
20 hhds sugar Gordon & Castillo--24 do Lauve &
Leblanc II do 81 bbs molasses Bellocq, Noblom
&co- 3s do 7 hhds sugar W Il d Urquhart- sun
dries to order.
P0NTCHARTRAIN.
MOBILE Per steamer Carondelet-- 1888 bales
cotton Black h Byngton-64 do A Ii May &co-12
Farley, Jurey &co- sundries to order Total 2l4
bales cotton.
M0BIIE-Per steamer Florida is bales cotton
j & Kicks &eo-2 do Rugely-sundries
| to order--Total Al bales cotton.
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MO B LIE

0@s. FOR MOBILE DAILY U. s.
kzGlh.--3sMai Line-Winter Arrangement-The SPLEEN
did low pressure packet steamers A la bama
and Cuba Hopkins, master built expressly for the
Lake trade superior accommodations, will make trips and
Landings Us follows prevented by bad weather high
water fuel accident boat Or
Leaving Lake Of the PnHtehHfain Railroad DAILY
on The arrival Of The 81 OF cars for Mobile direct
Returning will stop Pascaeous Pass Christian and Bay St
Louis on MONDAYS and TIL RSDAYS.
n For ieke through BALTIMORE Philadelphia and New
York greatly reduced rates by three different routes and
further information apply to ,r1,,,
ma IL 90 Cffayier street.
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I *. DIXON, ATroRNEY-A1-LAw, No. 2 Camp
= street ml9 ly
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Leaves every SATURDAY at5P M positiye1y
NEW ORLEANS, MONROE AND

Ma9 Trenton Regular Weekly Packet-For Ouachta
City Mouth Rayou Bartholomew Sterlingten
ochlomond Port Union, Month Of Bayou p Ar
ba Harrisonbnrg Trinity and all intermediate landings
Ouacha and Black ryerThe magnificent passenger
puns,ualiy. For freight or passage apply on hoard.
yIRGINIuS O. DENTzEL,
Advertising
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STEAMBOATS,,
oUACHITA RIVER.

w AGhlI XIV Err.
leaves on WEDNEsDAY. April IS at sP NJ
FOR CAMDEN, BEACI4 HILLS
eaamgagnSe wilmington Pigeon HIs, Moro
Onachita City, Iiochiomond Month of I,AT
bonne Trenton Monroe Pine Bluffs Columbia Harrisonburg
srlsnid and swift running passenger packet
above giving through bills adng to Camden For freight
or passage apply on board:
VIRGINIUs O. DENTzEL.
ala Advertising Agent.
Leaves on SATURDAY. 2ist inst at p NJ
REGULAR OUACHTTA PACKET
49, For Camden, French,prop., Beach HILL Little Bay,
crimea, Mier,s Bluff. Roark's Eldofado Cham,
zpagnole Bangs, Wilmington Moro Ray Pigeon
HIN Garyve Marie Saline, Extra Grand Marie Rowland's
Raft, Alabana Landing Month Of Bartholomew Ouachita
City Lochomond Port Union Steriington Mouth Arboune
Trenton, Monroe Mouth Cheney, Pine Bluff, Casors, Column
bia Hunbe HarrisonbnIg Trinity and all intermediate
ing Ouachn RiyerThe and splendid swift running
steamer Paul Jones, Frank Keeling, master
will leave above For freight apply board
VIRGINIUS @. RENTZEL,
al9 Advertising Agent,
RThe steamer Paul Jones with the very light
draugtt steamers Arkadelphis City, Jim Bakman
lant
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U. s. MAIL LINE FOR ATTAkA-
49, hpas, Daily, in connection with the n. O., 9. and
g. Ratlroad-The fast steamer st. Nary
Atkison, master built expressly for passen'
gers light freight will connect with the Opeonsas Railroad
leaving Berwicks Bay daily for Pattesonge Centerye and
Franklin will extend her trips Tuesdays Thursdays and
Saturdays Gharenton Jeannere and New Town connecting
the place with horse mail coaches St. Martini
Lafayette Grand Coteau, opelonsas and Washington.
Running time from New Orleans to Washington twenty six
hours being the quickest reue travelled.
the Mary leaves the Railroad daily, she offers better
facility delivering freight than any boat in the trade
Shippers will please name tile their dray receipts
j. N. JOHNSON & CO.
SH No 3 Old IIeyee, AGENTS.
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FOR TTAKAPA AS.

Leaves on WEDNESDAY, April rs at 8 PM
NEW ORLEANS AND ATTAKA-
@y - pas Packet-For Attakapas Plaqnemines-
The fine new, light dralght. fast running passen-
assGzger packet steamer IT. d. Hine, D. R. Mug
MASTER will leave for Aakapas above taking freight
for Bayou B@uf Brashear and Berwick cities
Pattersonyle Cenerve Franklin Clarendon Jeanneretts
New IBERIA Point ST. Martnsye and ali intermediate
landings the For freight apply hoard
VIRGINIUS G. DENTzEIA
all Advertising Agent
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OFFICE of THE NOVELTY IRON WORKS

OFFICE OF THE NOVELTY IRON WORKS
" New York May g. 1859.
Mr. r. w u COOK is our duly authorized Agent In New
Orleans ANY orders Kim account will receive
our immediate careful attention. We solicit the patronage
If cur friends in louisiana - , - - :, 4,,.
" w @ COOK Office No. 50 Naiche1 street, New Deans
myl Nv
CUGAR-SUGAR-SUG SALE, a m
. superior second hand Sugar MILL Steam sn,ne a s;aT
con,nete with and roller y
eter By Sest in length steam eneine ~ is inches
Tar ~ nv ~ inches length stroke uuiisf
diameter by feet tut set o. knpy ts
hogsheads capacity each phS "
wrought hoh INNS VI - r w. G COOK
felN If No. ! tlans. 49,. -
oIn ANN PURE RYE WEfisIA h-iuV eA44eis
4 s IL ~ ,id and ptIe, and far sale by
= f,s T"'fa1ssN 49, s. JONES s CO.. 81 Grayer street
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Lo W Err co A ST
AL ABB A M A#RIV Err,

Leaves on SATURDAY, 2ist inst Mt NJ
FOR SELMA, MONTGOMERY.
. IT, land Wetumpka, and all intermediate landings
Aiahama river direetThe superior lake steamer
IN 70" delet Richard Snpott, master, built
expressly the trade will leave The lake Jefferson
and caolon Railroad Shippers passengers rely
upon this boat going direct through freight or passage
apply TO
J. Il, HARRIS, q Natchez street
~ = The Carondelet is receiving freight the depot
itYah tfrete.
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REGULAR NEW ORLEANS AND
WJ - Shreveport Packet-The new. fast running mag
anifcent passenger Grand Duke
sasTsSam Apologize, master, will leave for Shreveport
Grand Bayou Goushaa Cape Grand Ecore Saint Maurice
Montgomery Goe Alexandria and all intermediate landings
on Red river, as follows:
Leaves New Orleans SATURDAY April Il, at NJ
April d, AT 8 P. NJ
:, May Il, at s p. NJ.
May 26, at 5 r. NJ
For freight passage having unsurpassed accommodations
yIRGINIUS G. DENTZEL,
mig Advertising Agent
H The Duke will take freight for the Raft
with the privilege repping and will also take freight and
passengers through Jefferson and reshp steamer Fea
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49, n tens rs aiove-The magnificent steamer New
LSkfaasiz Falls City,. b woods, MASTER win leave
ST. iouis taking besids through business,
phis and the Bends For III ough tickets this bot and
connecting railroad lines above aud engagements freight
and passage apply board the copanJ Office No. 81
Camp street.
NIRGINIUs @. nENTZEL,
hl3 Advertising Are
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The Cincinnati Gazette Of the 18th has the fol
l0NHx particulars in regard to the late rise IN the

Suce our last report the ave ises and is
MI efsin Sausage and R6t Rows thorough
sfa sy BOT had since january The water Is about
sres fsf Oh file Hoor o. The Ahabra House. md about -four
ishss Ii the hopses along Sausage Row rising
d5y nen and BY this morning viii probably be sta
, 1860-05-29

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tonft and rEht SD el Hsy tc>ls 'A.; T." !. i.
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the Enfp ses IN raid n~rK.e. N .tlan,d j. 80
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, 1860-05-29

Tho washoe Silver Mines.
correspondent Of the n. 7. Epming Tosf,
writing from Carson Ctr, under date Of April
llth, gyes the following aeeonnt::ofthc Washoe
silver mines:
Believing that rs much interett attaches to
the sil1er m,ne Of Utah in the East now, as be-
fore LETT it, have endeavored, in the follow
ing account, to give you fair description Of
the region round about The Washoe, which, it
is now believed, will prove to BE- the richest in
the world. The most auriferous of these mines
lie, II you are doubtless aware. neas aud III the
eastern extremity Of Carson Valley, to reach
which we travei about one hundred aud seventy
five miles from Sacramento, California, through
the rich de6les and over the rocky sides Of the
mountains that intervene.
Many accounts hare been given Of Washoe,
but in my, opluiou those which cast doubt
upon tie richness OF It's deposits are much in
error. hare passed over mills Of silver leads,
upon 1hs surInce Of which nre found ktore8 Of
the mctal that would do credit 70 the best yield.
ing mines Of Mexico. It has been claimed that
there ia no depth To the veins, and without dis
cussiug point which only on careful examiua-
ton chu decide, it is enough to stats th.t the
ralue Of the superficial gatherings will probably
amount to huudrcds Of millions Of dollars. OF
course. iu all our journey We can only judge By
the indications given on the soil, Of the proba-
bic existence Of silver. These, however, eel-
dom sall, aud hsve not heard Of a case whaee
the yield fell short Of the anticipation when she
seeker had endet his "prozpecsing," and ret
tied down to work.
:. Tbs greatest evila that w haya to contend
against, aaide from the aevers winter weather, II
The enormously high price OF provisions, and
the speculative prices affixed 70 claims, pzivl'
, 1860-05-29
4 Vile Wretch.

William Il. Rodney, of Geneva; n. T., long
KNOWN to be vile person, barring served one
Term In The Peniteutlary for 4nameless offence,
committed rape recently, near Waterloo,
under circumstances Ct singular cool brutality.
A. dusk on the evening Of tuesday, the 18th
inst, be took without leuve h3rse aud wagon
belonging 10 4 citizen of Genera, and dro,e to
house In the town Of Waterloo. He repre-
scented to the family living there that he had
been sent By neighbor to obtain the immedi-
ate services of young lady-an inmate Of the
honse-tdere beng case Of sudden illness
demanding assistance. The young lady con-
sented to 60, but her brother insisted on ac.
companying her. This frustrated the villains
scheme He successfully called at several pla.
ces, on the same pretence, bnt their proper
caution defeated him. But, at Lat, he found
one house where. By the relation Of the same
falsehood palmed eff as before, tue parents cor
scented to let their dsuehter depart with him.
and wlthont other escort. He turned from the
main road to Cross road, and when lie had
proceeded far enough to be on. Of hesrin0,
made known his base purpose in enticirc lie
poor girl from home. Hy threats Of instantly
taking her life, should she refuse or resist. Or
make any outcry, aud despite her aconiz,pe
supplIcatloas to I've spared, the brute cornpelled
her 10 yield He then lied, md his vsclim tot
tered TO her home, which with difficulty ebe
reached. Rodney was almost immediately ar.
rested.
, 1860-05-29

The PoPE's ARAT.-Lamo.icier found the
Pope's army III curious state when be took
charge of it; o,527 officers and soldiers who
figured on the army list had no existence,
though pay WAS regularly drawn for them. He
was told also that captains made u rule of not
mentioning the numerous desertons which
take place in their companies 1st, IN order not
to disturb the good opinion which the Pope has
for .belr tioop. The General baTinp us sune an; pa
frsted the intention Of forming again The Pom.
tiicAl Dragons, who were dissolved ao1ne time
ago, but Of whom $50 re1nained, maur obiec-
tions were made TO his project. lie finally de-
nanded to see the helmets ind accoutrements
Of the defuuct corps: to his amszen,ent he
found that they had been sold to the manager
Of theater.
, 1860-05-29

THE GREATEST WONDER OF
Il TIE NINETEENTH CENTURY.
"1of. Woods Hair Restorative.

>EYs the e. Loul, No.. 1,s-,oe:Rt: Bs!ow putlla
'eer TO III. Wood Of this e1ty, !rn.s gentleman In
saa hut S 'Ss IT, 1lea
1onnE from rrlahe II certificates suasan.
1ety from tie rteFa:
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saefta or yoaE ha1r"1 Induced 70 make sp-
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fame cte~ u.orihs :the+ procured bottle Of
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foF:I: Greeu Tears, and am known 70 neatiy ;te.y
sAe sta.e. ia ry rsns aiaehed y yers sefvIee 81
~1Ah presa Tie btauties of ttf< n
nTself. II truly yours 4. y; T. ~ - Hi
woopB HnH zEsT9EzM77S;E M Z; ,.,,,,r,,
70 u a+st oo1on a ny hair from tbs eeets Of ths
yeox lever. N New Orleans in lsot -. Induced 70 %
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, 1860-05-29
SPelial h9ttcez.

18 Dyspepsia~-One grcat prcdis-
p'anE eau"e to this deae II Tie neglect I'D isEu'asy
Of action OF the functions Of thu E;c.eh and borss
When teese fa1 to zeularsv perform ll!r duties o7 any
4tcsh Ct time. cyspspsa In Of IL fzm also most
sate to fellow. Browns Laxative 1tochta or Cathartte
Loeusea will ctec1uaiis .!d Mature u restore thcsa to
haAny action. 1hysIcans who know thtir Ingredients
freely eeonmsnd shcu m}e5-1w cod
, 1860-05-29

+. MARRT1EG ron LovE-Gossip is busy in Eu-
rope just now with the details of mrsaltiar co
0! German Princess. The i:tustrious lady in
question is Prircess Elizabeth, Of uobenlobe.
born Jan. 6. 1851, sister Of Prince Clodwix Of
Hobenlohe Shiliogafutst, and step niece Of The
Duchess Of Kent. The Princess, who is Of re-
marksbe beauty, was left an orphan 1t an
early age, and received her educatiou at the
Palace OF Shiilinkturst, the residence of her
brother. Among the professors attending her
there wss a. Herr Lauc;cr, who had the honor
Of teaching her serene ug hne.s the knox ledge
o. the pencil and the brush, and the .kili Of
mixing water colors. The eupshot of this series
Of studies WAS that Princess Elizabeth declared
to her friends that abe was in love with Herr
Laueber. and was determined to marry him or
nobody else. Thereupon great outcry Of ali
the members Of the House Of Hohenlohe, end
ing with an 'escsps Of The ensmcred fair one
to the palace Of Duke Ernest II re gninz Prince
Of SAKE Cobu1g- -Gotha, c-usin Of tie Princess.
Ernest II. warmly esooused the c.use Of The
fair fugitive, and, tha, Ks to bis skill nj deplom
ncy, the pha1an1 Of the Hohenlohes ut last gare
way, and a few weeks after the Princess ex-
changed her name for that Of Madame Laucher.
The "happy couple" are now living in Il small
town On the banks Of the Elbe, where a tine
property has been purchased for them by
Prince Clodwix.
, 1860-05-29

E@ 111IOIls7 t17c n1it1'F 1HeI''' 'se:7''o
before the rubc ctraIn ftr the Fcser AEue
n,ne hive tce received with tuch cspecls f47or as Dr.
HnsrETrEK:s CeLEanALED STOMACH H1T-
TEKS THIS toa.c lzA bee2 crculate~ md It's many VIII
promulgated thouKhou. the ss1s and tTtry dsJ the
propseoss greeted With the l5tegcser Of SINE dread
fal vanquished BY The of their Celebrated ttefs
II p1ibc ii cite. there but few families who neg
lrct tie Rt ln furnishing their ednec'osRtt. n
10. = - :, -.
l.,,n ~ fct M uron II sYher1. For certain 10
n. F..,, Aqua f;au!rncy p,s:cpsa, and III Other
,,,,. =, %ula and uncQa7jltd-
For sale by IFug1L<.s H' ' s.
YnriE.b&raK
, 1860-05-29
Dtt8a Ttibtttte,
TUESDAY, MAY 20, 1850.
FoF tha Pac:s and Tribune.
Tie Republican Flag.

"-4 -" "**e~<AA%A*
Q. eay lave you heard from Chicago to-der,
IL thu news has dast ea onxad tom st.ion to stallion
O. what the name That the wink'l lIshtnlnEsssy,
The Republican choice for the head Of The Nation?
- Sea that Toek1t's sed xlaA--:s :
Soaring lsxh In The al,;
And ftesmen rejoice
Fer 4 victory the.e!
1Ait8ensrd o< Ltneola whose banner shall wave.
To LEAD cn the hoss Il the free md lhs brave?
Now hear ysu that sound ~ It coues On the wind,
Il Il thuader. or caun n, that Is proclaimtne9
'nitte koEess, The ahie, The M Of mind,
Its Lincoln: u. 1tnco n! ali ttarts c1elainlnK.
The hstt blow u Eive1.
Our fet err nnr!ven;
TIE UuIon stands hrm
In the fseel ght Of Helrea.
And the tac ef Republicans proudly maT g,cam,
For Lfacoln Ana f.esdeu o'er asuntaln and Gzeam:
AMI rhst u the name On Ita folds We deee-y.
l'rfi With Lincoln. two sta's Of our canieceratloa
It ehinrs in ou d Rasi hoats on the Ky
A. the bright th.t aine holds IN hi Ich caison,
And'he Hansta Of Maine,
Without hlemikh or .ta3n. "
With L!poolu III III lead
On to fieedom again:
fnd The hanue. Of Liocon snd Ham In ahall wavs
o'ez The land taat Republicans rose up to t1se.
w.7l drive batk The ii aons VII, llse Gu the -pop,
Who batter .ur unh rktt. to .ubserve thelr ambition
Te the 0: free labor. &C speech srA free soil,
We wall send them at ek to their m1l conditoa
Ihatshe iaws OF our land. :.
Nay with L1bs:tY ktsnd;
Whlet the v5ice Of th: free
is The enly caumand.
TlcA The b.nurr OF Lincoln and H,na1n shAl1 shlue
And TIE South be content with the eomprosu.e N.e.