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LEGAL NOTICES



szcosp DISTRICT GoUHT SUCCESSION OF EMILY BoGRK
NOTICE is hereby given to tie i' creditors
IS Of this estate and 70 all oer herein
within days from the present notification If
they have why the account presented by
raiffx this shoud horaoogaed sd approved
the funds distributed in accordance Herewith.
By order OF the Court
E. M1cHoT, Deputy C1srk
DEpxrExz CouR DISTRICT SUCCESSION DE EMILY
Wis est par lie present donne aux crean-
IA succession tOutes HRtres
celia d'avo deure. dix jouTs
la publication lea Taisons eguele le
presentE de In de succession
point APPROVE hooogus les fonds entire mains repair
It's contornenent ga dit ccmpte.
Par ordre de la Cour. - --x1.,
jy2i27 att f. HlG!lof bepufe tjrefer.
sgcoyD DISTRICT CorRr SUCCESSION OF barbara
Of New Orleans. HAUSER-No. 1895
NOTICE is hereby given to the creditors
show cause within ten days the present notification any
they have why the presented by the natural
the children should not be hooogatcd and
proved the funds distributed in accordance Herewith.
By order Of the Court. 49,
DEUxIEaE CouR DISTRICT SUCCESSION DE BARBARA
de- la Nouvelle- Orleans HAUSs Rho. ltr3iS.
Wis est par lie present dOnne aux cream
celia peu concerner d6dure dix orrs dater de
preee Publication les rasons lesqueies lie compile
lie TIteur nature des enns nnenTs seit
point approuve hoogus les onds entire mains repais
confortDement au dit compile.
Par ordre de 10 Cour.
fYfyrTN NJ
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In mineral water where edientS HssocAtely held
In solution it is conceded to he uncertain how these ingredients
chemically united The other We may however, in
this case, infer that the water 6ntains--
Cerhonc acids, scn chloride of sum- hieabonate
OF ie CHI orido OF sodium carbonate of soda ecate OF
bcarb Of iron secae Of Soda aurnino-chorde Of
sodium. and probably other combinations. mvlntf
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FIFTH DISTRICT UoURT J ". W1LnE! I. E. CARBON,
OF New Orleans. 5 f. III. c.--No. 1903
Tx VIRTUE Of a writ of tieii facias
I'D directed by the Honorable the Fifth District
New Orleans, in the above entitled cause will proceed
sell public auction, at the City Hotel Common be-
of August 1861 IL O'Clock NJ, the following described prop
erty. to-wit--
THE UNDIVIDED ONE-EIGHTH PART of los Nos.
Three Four and Five square No. Ninety the plan drawn
by Iafon, dated 18th May, 1851 Sal square bounded by
.on Felicity, Bacchus aud Polymnia running
through the square Lot No. Five the Fer y,
Bacchns and folyulnia
Seized in he above
po.i ,I,.r
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BY order OF the court. -. . . -,
r. MICHOT, Deputy Clerk.
DEuxIEaE CouR DR. DISTRICT SUCCESSION DE DAVID
de la Eouvele Orleans. { BARBOUR--Eo 15,ID3.
Wis est par 1c present donfe aux cream
II ciers de la te
conceDe dedure dix jours darer de
publication les raon esquelles lie coInpte
pesene par FExtcute estancnsre de Ia dte ne
sera point approuve homoog6 les onds entire ses mains
repartis confornement dit compte.
Par ordre de Ia Ceur
jyz3 z 81 f. MICHoT, DepuG Greffer.
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I'D, BROOKLYN BEER GARDEN- z4.ss
WHI GRErNA, LAThe above named place Of rairesh 5a
Elment and pleasure has been fitted In No. style t
and open day, evening Sundays nccon,ro.
aon of visitors The Fourth Dist ct Ferry fom the
jackson regularly these tIardepB Admission
Tickets Sundays, Is ceu's,-
40 3m HENRY SCUWHMAEER, Pronrietor
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- PAIskE HOTEL, CORNER CAMP STREET
EA4f::i; and LAFAYETTE SQUARE, NEW ORLEANS.

This Hotel he most delightfully."- any the city
is now for The reception of board
Having thoroughly throughout the
Proprietor iaters himself he accommodate mliss and
single boaTders equal establishment
refers to his ps in e. and socs
the pa,ronage Of his friends and travelling public
EJ~Ieru.s to suit present tirlas
ie2j i'm n g. COOK Proprietor.
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SIXTH DIsTRIcT CouRT} S. y WEsTMoRE vs.. NICHOLAS
of New Orleans. : FIrE@IMMUNS-No, 95E7.
pY VISsTUl1 os- Il writ OF seizure ,taaI s.s le
aF d eCed by the honorable the District tnlirt
OF New Orleans in the above entitled cause will proueed
sell at rnDlS auction ~ ne oltY FI,G G9 street. et"ten
1851, Of Y o'clock NJ. ~
the htdu and innro ercon, and all aIper!e f1
nancts iheieof sinlue in the Faubourg Any nucaon lIW
Filst District Of this city de. mated lot No Eg Of
nra No Ftice, bounded ty ferrsichore lSenton crty
ard MelT"nene Streets according plan drawn by T.
Dunbar Surveyor. ged 9TH day Of Ap H. 6S and
in the ctict OF 4 Muzla. Notary Public SAID los
measuring 81 feel TerpsChore street by depth Of H
between parcllel lines tald Ii gish neasu!e).
Seized III the auC yasrit.
TERMS-Ca5h tbs spot.
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go. .yIGFFFRSSV LAKE F13TNL-END OF
E1 arrollton RR-liav;ng leased this delight u!ly situated
E House for term o. take this Of
known to the public that i has been thoroughly renovated
pauted and retnrnishGd aud Will be opened
April Thankful to patrons for past avors promise in
possible TO meet their Wishes should
them give u cali.
- g. nAE'TI PETERS L CO.
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Asaa. CHARLES TE5L& SiSkaEEl, tsUCCEa$oB
4A Hardware, Cutlery, ETC.,
~ - No. lUl Poyaras w. between Camp and ST. Charles
aGlders' Hardware and Crates.
Cabinet Gpd House Furnishing Hardware,
Carpenters Toos IL great variety,
And frota the celebrated makers.
EGs-Ecv aale Mt extremely low prices. oil II
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E. T. PARKER,
Sheriff OF the Parish Of Orleans.

sEcosp DIsTHlor CouET 3THoAY LAFoN vs., Aamtgsra
Oh Ne" Orleans M0S 8 Noo HUI fli@SlH
by VIRTUE OF a writ of seizure and sale,
I'D directed by the Honorable The Second District
OF New Orleans the above entitled cause will proceed
sell At public auction at the City Hotel Common street
Camp and Magazine Streets FRIDAY 9th day of August
1861 at II O'Clock, NJ
\ CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND together with all tss.
the budngs and improvements thereon, siEiug fE7
one-stoy donble house and twoory kitchen I
all covered with states. aud all he rights ways situated
III the First District Of this city in the square bounded by
Jacobs, Sells Erato, aud rhalia designated by he No
plan drawn by Urin Schl3D4u Surveyors,
18Th Nay ls5 deposited in the office Of Stark Notary plan
No 49, which sail lot 81 feet II inches and rr>
front Soils depth of 100 feet, between pale
lines
Seized in the above suit.
TERMS-Cash on the spot.
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WINES. WISES. BTC.-
w CLAREr-- tn CASES Keepers MarEauX,
500 :. :. St. Estephe.
400 :. ST. Julien.
ALE-2iO casks Nfarzetti's East India Pale.
Iu0 +. & J. Hibssit's East India Pale.
rs :. Bass :. e.. :.
50 :. AlEop's >. E.
PORTEK-4N0 casks % Il J. Fibbert's london Stout:
800 Marzetti's :. :,
SHFRRY-40 "a casks Harmony Nephew's.
, WHISKY-75 bbls Old Bourbon. . -.
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Szsa PASS CHRISTIAN HOTEl.-THIs HOTEL
vii e opened for the cspion OF visitors the LIST June
l 1t is in good order and Will be conducted in liberal STYLE
Bourd $50 per month. Children half price.
mvtsS m JOHN MCDOSFALD.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-01-10

The DESIGN UPON rHE CAPirAL.-It seems to
be well established that an important feature of
the secession movement is the seizure of the
National Capital The Conspirators are quite
rig ht In supposing that the possession of the seat
OF Government would give them a prodipious
advantage in the consummation Of their schemes
Gov. Wise Is generally regarded az the author of
the project, which was originally devised for the
contingency Of Fremonts election in 1856 Since
that time the organiz alton has been extended and
perfected. Minute-men have been enlisted in
Virginia and Maryland, and large bodies of Bal
tmore roughs and rowdies have been secured for
the corp d'etat when the moment for its execution
arrives. The military command Of the enterprise
Is understood to be placed In the bands OF the
Texan Ranger, Major Ben McCulloch, who has
been for some time busy In the enrolment Of his
forces, the secrete drill OF such squads who could
be drilled without fear Of detection, and the
survey aud examination Of the City with refer
enoe to judicious points Of attack, and Of subse-
quent defence against q northern invasion. The
period which has been fixed for the actual enact
ment OF the drama was the 18th Of February,
when the counting Of the Presidential vote was
TO be interrupted and the constitutional declara.
ton Of Mt. Lincoln's election prevented.
Such are the few facts Of the plot which have
thus far obtained publicly; facts enough, how.
ever, to put all parties ont heir gaurd and prob
ably to defeat the whole scheme.-N. Y Times
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ID Henry Alters was hung In Waterloo re-
Gently for, murder: He unwillingly shot farmer
at the instance of his wife, she threatening to
abandon him unless he performed the deed He
died happily ignorant Of her heartless scheme to
free herself Of his companionship and In the full
comfort Of the gospel.
III foolish woman In New York sewed a
81 200 bill In her shift for safe keeping, and for.
getting IL, sent the garment 10 q washer- woman, !,
from whom she now seeks In vain to recover IL.
III Raymond, editor Of the Times, Ia long
letter TO VIM, L.. Tancey, declares that the
Northern people viii fght before they will admit
that the Constitution recognizes property In slaves
III Joanna Harvey was arrested at St. Joseph 8
Mo-, on the 9th ult, for the murder Of her bus
band: They had fight, IN which she literally
cut him 10 pieces.
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l. PILES, go,
$50 bbls. new Richmond Family and Ext Flour,
500 lbs. Fresh Ground Buck wheat Meal,
800 bushels White Mercer Potatoes,
lOO do. Rlue do. do.
do. ChestrutS.
Received to-day and for sale low in lots suit by
D. l.. MORRISON J. CO.,
Corner of TweIfth And n ste.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-01-10

HOYT'S
Hiawatha Hair Restorative
Is warranted in every InstaLc ce to
RESTORE GRAY HAIR TO ITS ORIGINAL Color,
IL has been applied
IN THOUSANDS UF CASES
In the principal cities Of New England, and HAS
NOT FAJ LED in q single instance to ac-
complISh oil that Is claimed for IL.
No Hair Is SO Gray or Red but the HIAWATHA
will change il to a beautiful life like
Brown and Blhok.
It Is not an instantaneous dye which crooks,
smuts and gives dead black color to the hair; the
patient having to submit to soapIng, wash ng ano
sponging OF the hair every time applied; nor is
It preparation OF sulphur, suga- of lead, 30, nor
Of ing redents deetsrious to the heir of skin.
Ing before after usicg, t is pied ia FIVE min
utss time, and with little trouble any ordinary
Article for the toilet
People who have used this preparation declare
II 10 mraoulors In its effects, and that IL will per
form all that it pretends To do '-RoAozs Pictorial
"lts success wonderful, and we can only say we
i,dorse ell the proprietor SAYS In regard to it,
1--WE observe. by notice in Boston paper, that
q premium wss awarded by the Ma.snohusetts Ne.
chanics Charitah-e Association. at their .t- Fair,
Boston, 70 Mr., Joseph Hoyt of this city, for his
elebrated 'Hiawsthe Hair Restorative an article
which richly merlted this favor: 1t was for its SUI
peror merits In this respect thct the Committee, sf
awarded to Mr.. Hoyt this lattering testimonial -
Proctdence Ersntas Post
KIdwell & Lawrence D. G. RidgeleT. In George,
town BY ]. l.. KIdwel, and By Druggists generally.
de u I'm
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FOR SALE AND RENT.

EQR RENT OR LEASE FOR TERN or
Il HEARS-The HOUSE and GROUNDS Iately
oocupled BY Postmaster General Brown, and very
recently held by Mrs. Smith ss q female INSTITUTE
for further Information apply 10 CHAs. ALBERT.
THOMAS LAWSON,
de teoa surgeon 0enersl q. q. Army.
TOR RENT. ~ the FIRST wsrd-three seusres
~ west Of the War Department-a small OP-
ttCE, with back room. or the former may ansver
for shop; and Parlors and Chambers. separate. or
suits OF Rooms, furnlShed or unfurnIshsd clOes
10 the Avenue. Inquire st this ofhoe.
de 8 1tavtf
TOR RENr-The kne BRICK HOUSE no.
100 West st., Georgetovn, st present ooon
PIED by the s1becrlber. lt has u rooms, With gss
and water through bout, line yssd, stable &e end
y n good nelghLorhood. Apply 10 JAS A. Ma
FOR RENT-A three story brick HOUSE, con-
n tanning rooms In good order, with gss Ak
lures comp lete, on street, between eth and sth.
Also. tvo-story brick COTTAGE, with large
yard attached corner OF street north and 1tth at
east. To punotual and reliable tenants the terns
EIl be moderate. Apply 81 I46 Twelfth strest,
between q aad III. no lS6
EOR RENT-The FIRST FLOOR Of the build
IpE Immediately oppOsite the west wing of the
City hal. recently occupied By Chas- =, WslsoA
as an Office. Also the front room In the SECOND
story and the third floor OF the same building. For
terms apply 20 RICHARD WALLACH, No. y
- -
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CLOTHING, &c.

DANIC TINES!
PANIC PRICES
rs, Me have ust received large lot ofCLOTHING,
FURNISHING GOODS, Hat and CAPS, on
Msrch, without regard 10 cost. Thess goods have
AL been made mp by the best houses in Baltimore
ana ede phis, and owing to the times they will
De sold at almost any price, our cot being 10 turn
them into cash as soon as possible.
l. A. BEALL a CO.,
C'othiers, No. 43e Seventh ST., above B.,
N.B5G9me one, come all; now 10 the time 20
ouS WlNTEk CLOTHlN6 at any prIce ON Sew
enth St, No. 43e, doors above 9 st. de aS-im
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Estimated disbursements for the year
Is6O-'6l. ......................,.. 3,ss9,5I
Estimated balance In the treasury on
Is. October, 1861. slas ,ees
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g. O. DEMUTH q CO.,
FOREIGN WINES. BRA6DIES, GINS. Ct,
No 60 NosrH CHsHLks sIRkrr.
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MoLsans Volcanic Oil Linimsnt,


Jhs snly safe and esrtain for Canesr, Piles, Ta
msrs, Bwslnes ana erooehils Coitrs, Paralysis Nsn
fsgs, WsskHsss ef The Mrselss, Chronic f.mmstoy
sunAtism fufnsss Il the Jeints CeatrAetsd s1uses
ksamsnts, EAraehs foothaehs Brusss eprsns Fresh
Csts, Woends. Uesn Fever sofss, Caisd Breast Sore
Nppss, Burns Scala Sore Throat any
pain, difsfsses hov long the disease may
have sKistsd, MckEANS CELEBRAf1ED LINlMENT e
q certain remedy. IL. ...--.r
fhossands Of human beng have bean ssvsd nfs of
srsptsds and misery By hs Of his invaluable remedy
MeLEANS VOLC1NIC OIL LINIMENT
win relieve pain almost nstzntansossly and VIII elsan
psrfy and heal the fselsst In nersdbs short
FOR HORSES AND OTHER ANIMALS.
MeLEAH's CELKBRATED LrNlMENT 10 ths only safs
and reliable rsnsay for ne d Spawn, RingbOas
Wn&gzlls, epnts, unnatural Lsmps, Modes svslnFs
never filsd TO cure Big Head. fellsv. Fss.la, did
sprsins Brusss scrstshss Ctaeksd Ast Csfss saddle
sf Collar 6alis, Cnts, 6orss, Weonds infalbls
rsns&y Apply 40 directed sna ssrs 10 certain m svsry
Then uiss lenSsr vita hs uzny vythisss Lnipsn,s
e1sssd q yea obssin supply ef Dk. MeLEAEH GLE
BRATED LINIMEHT. Il VIII cure yeus
J. n. MCLEAN, Sole Prcpristor,
Corner Third and Pine sts, o. Loris, Ne
CHARLES STQTT, Us Pa avs sole agent in Wssh,ns
r.. q. r. Cl6S FL. O. ax-nkW
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MISCELLANEOUS.
. TO HOUsEKEEPERS 80
~ wAss55ssssEE$'S,ssSReE-0 s5Ws sES S,ss,sf4R.e

We invite the attention of Houaekeepers to our
very large and beautiful stock of CHINA, GLASS
and EAkTHEN WARE, which 10 now rendered
poItations.
We deem 1t unnecessary to enumerate articles,
as We have every thing that 10 usually kept In the
CHINA Business, from rion decorated French China
Dinner and Tea Sets to the ordinary Earthen
Ware, and as we import the majority of our soOds
we are prepared to furnish the best quality either
70 the wholesale or retail trade, as low as any of
the importing houses Of Baltimore.
English AMI American Cutlery of superior qualitv,
Also, Horn, Buck and Cucoa handle Cutlery from
the came factories,
Silver plated Ware on fine Albatts, warranted,
hilarge stock of Coal Oil Lamps, numerous pat
terms,
PapsI Lamp Shades and ch,mnies. Cut Glass
Hyaointh Glasses, Fancy Articles, Toys, &c go,
G, FOWLER Il CO.,
304 Odd Fellows' Hall,
no 16-eo6w Seventh street,
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RRADY's NATIONAL, RAPH

DRADY'S NATIONAL HOTOGRAP
ID GALLERY.
352 PENN AVENUE.
On exhibition, beautifully flushed Photographs
Photographs of all the Presidsnts from Jackson to
Buchanan, of sill ths Members of the Senate and
Hopse q Representatives OF the present Congress;
or the FrIuce of Wales and q largo humber OF els
tnguished foreign p6rsonages; Of nearly ell or
prominent Statesmen, P0ets, ArIsts, Authors, Ed
Tho largest Plain Photographs in the world.
Tho Colorod photographs must be seen to be ap-
pIeolated.
Twenty five full length Portrait Visiting Cards,
elegantly finished for FIVE dollars!
Q<E HUNDRED PHOTOGRAPHS FOi
FIVE DOLLARS!
Prices for all other styles ee uafiy moderate.
da m
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DURE OLD RYE WHISKY FOR MEDI-
CINAL USE.
Price 81 pc, gallon or 80 cents pc, bott!s.
The East home and foreign demand we have for
this article sufficiently atests Its purity and oe
lencs. Moreover II may be mentioned in this con-
nexion that many inva ids Of delicate organizs ton,
unable to use whisky of other brands, have found
the above most eicscIous and happy in it's efeots.
A liberal discount on the above prices made TO
the trade. EDWARD HALL,
Dealer in fine Wines and LisuO
90 X-eO20t between nh and sth strssts
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WOOD AND COAL.
TO fHE PUBLIC!

TO fHE PUBLIC!
60 WHERE YOU CAN GET youR
MONEYS WORTH
TTRY IT! PROVE IT! KNOW IT.H
TRY WHAT?
WHOM TT the PIONEER MILLS, and buy your
PROVE WHAT?
IL Prove that you oan get your wOOD thsrs
S q Sesper than elsewhere In the city and then You
KNOW WHAT?
III Know that you get GOOD MEASURES And
Sns very best OF WOOD fox less money, Cur
SPLIT AND DELIVERED FREE OF CHARGE
Gall AT THE
FL U 4 r. m LIS.
nI1N OFT UE FLAG-SrAFF,
SouIHwKsT CORNER SEvKNTH ST. AND Canal
u tSouth Of the Budge.T
NO ~ GEORGE PAGE, AGENT
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VIRGINIA STATE FINANCES In treas.
ury on the LIST October, 1850, ......S 13e ,3O5 IL
Estimated receipts for the fiscal year,
1S60-6i. ........................ 1888 476 d
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THE EUROPEAN HOTEL. KEPT BY p.
l. ENRICH. at the oorEer of Penn. 4
avenue and Eleventh street, has been ve.NAy
greater inducements for the patronase Of citizens
and strangers than any other public house in the
hotel on Penn. avenue, and his accommodations
for per manent sr transient bOarders unexceptjol-
able. The bar and restaurant arrang ements of the
European Hotel have already become very popu
lar, bIng al that oan bc desired by the most fas-
tidious. TRe proprietor pledges unremitted attsn-
tion and continued liberal expenditures give sat-
isfaotien to all, and thus rsnews his invitation TO
ali To give the European Hotel q cali. de4-tl
The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1861-03-06
.6dlds
Our union.
BY .. .. wnt+rr1a.


The blood that flowed ct Lexington, and crimsohsd
bright Champlain, .4 nstl - q.
Streams still along the Southern Gulf and BY the
Il flows in veins that swell above PaciAe's golden
sand, s-..F .fT.
And throbs in hearts that love and grieve by dark
Atlantic's. strand. .... .... ...~. s,...
It binds In one vast brotherhood the trapper Of the
n West, '"i 81.
With men whose cities glass themselves in Erie.
classic breast; ' 'a.
And those to whom September brings the nreside
social hours, i,s s .al@tY
With those who see DeCember's brow all wreathed
in gorgeous nOwersI ae.g cd eva.
From whore Columbia laughs to greet the smiling
Western wave, i
To where Potomac sshs beside the patriot hero''
grave;
And from the cleaning Everglades to HurOn''
Iordly flood,
The glory Of the nations past, thrill sthrOugh kin
dred bloodI
Whenever Arnold's tale is told II dyes the cheek
with shame, .... ......r. ....".
And glows with pride DER Bunker Hill or Moul
. tries wider fame; e..
And VII resoe'er above the fray the stars Of empire
gleam,
Upon the deck OF o'er the dust, it pours a stead!
stream
1t is a sacred legacy We never can divide,
Nor take from village urchins, the sun Of cit.
pride, ..'.5 ..f '...
Nor The hunters white-haired children, who find I
fruitful home ...-.,. s..
Where nameIess lakes are sparkling, and where
lonely rivers roam.
Gresue drew his sword at Eutaw, and bleeding
Southern feet
Trod the march across the Delaware, amid tho snow
and sleet! =
And 10 upon the parchment, where the natal re-
cord shines,
The burning page of Jefferson bears Franklin''
calmer lines.
Could ye divide that record bright and tear the
names apart,
The first were written boldly there with plight OF
hand and hearth
Could We erase Hancock's line e'en with the sa-
bre's edge,
Or wash out with fraternal blood Carrolls double
pledgef
Say, can the South sell her share in Bunkers hoary
height, .,,
Or can the North give up her boast in Yorktown's
closing fight?
Can ye divide with equal hand heritage of graves,
Or rend in twain the starry flag that o'er them
proudly waves2
Can We cast lots for Vernon's seil or chatter mid
the gloom
That hangs its solemn folds about your common fa-
theirs tomb?
Or could you meet around his grave as fratricida'
foes,
And wake your burning curses o'er his pure and
calm repose!
Ye dare not! is the Aleghenian thunder.toned de-
IT'S echoed where Nevada guards the blue and
tranquil sea-
Where tropic wave delighted clasps eur howery
Southern shore,
And where, through frowning mountain gates, Ne
braska's water's roar!