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Nebraska advertiser., 1861-06-20

FAIRBAEK's scALEs.-It Is a significant fact, which
the public will appreciate, that whenever new scales
are put upon The market, as large numbers have been
from time to time during The last thirty years, It
seems to be the arst and chief aim Of the makers 70
show that they are the same as Fairbnuks,' or ike
them. or have taken premiums over tnem. thus recog-
nizing The latter as the standard for excellence, and
showing the strong hold they have upon the public con-
ndence. Its a well-kncwn fact that while most Of
these scales have. after more or less trial passed
mainly out Of Use, Fairbanks have gene steadily for
ward, Increasing In public favor year after year, and
are now much more generally used than an others. not
only In this country, but wherever American commerce
has been carried. This could not be 20 Il they we're not
all that is claimed for them IN respect 10 their dura-
binty. as well as convenience ana accuracy. - Chicago
Tribune.
Nebraska advertiser., 1861-06-20
Masters Sale

u Pursuance Of a decretal order made By tssDF
trict C0urf held uithia aad g. hruaha C0ual,
Nebraska Territory. sitting IN Channey, beanes
date Nav fOth. 1861, in q sertain ease. pendi-g =
aid court wherein Jacks0a Lynes iscompbainautani
1T Whyte, sarah Whyte. William llebhtlsl s1
Martha Hobii1ell ere defendants. wi, on fuDI
the 20th July. 1901. "a 10 0'cioek A-M.of said dsg'
a. the door n The building IN uhieh The iasi ia-
q said District Court was held foruid c0uniy,A
the city II BroHnvils. 0Ger f0f sale a. publs aas-
ton the following describcd premise to-uit: In'
Sonfh-east quarter a secfian No. Zen 10 fssa.
ship No. Eve (5J Nertb q Rage 10. hitesa "a
etst II the 6th principal meTidiao 4tuatetu Afua-
b.,J J.. s. BEDRORD.
Master 10 ChanceFJ.
June 20. 1861. fn5ossusS
Nebraska advertiser., 1861-06-20

He1I1 NlDt0Iif a. A1I1In1IfatUF \
u me estate u Joseph Deroin e
ceased. Petition b So
"
C1fh1rine william Eargaratfs
Amop a usr1u Derrln
To Cafhaune william, Marzlrctt. Amp. and hN@
Deioin- vbosre heirs sud legal Efpraenpfircf
seph Deruin. trrelsed you afe trFebT nfaruea
IN ne an cay 81 Jrre a. p 1881 sad ldminuefnl
niedhts peuiou in the Prpbate Cart p Nemaa1
y NebrtsA Territory. Che etleef ani prayer q
peufian b. @ t1faiu az srfcr au fte zoih daT nt aHt
A d 1851 81 l0u'citek A u. a. By emcs b. b.
vile in said cuunfy i1r ne sale of tie hfi"alns
estafe, % which IRE said JuseHh pcnln0nd -efe
wit. The Undivided 1ne-ieulh 81 The faHusle
peroin, il Neuaha Counfy. 81 r a. uhNh 49,
persons interested nay attend ara saeH cusa ~
PRAYER % said petition should nos be Eranted -
witness my hand ard The seas q ne fIoiAte Nt
Ecmaha county, EetrasEa. TERRITORY
nE3-fw G ". WHEELEN, rVtafeJrs"
June J. 1881.
Nebraska advertiser., 1861-06-20

MOVE oE.-sueh Is The eDurse pursued By Curtis,
valuable medicines. They never cease doing good bat
press forward. relieving the sick and crippled from pain
and disease. The wonderful cures that are performed
by Curtis Syrup Ct sassafras arc really marveIous-
Coughs, egids, hoarseness, measles, even Consumption
begins 70 tremble when IL comes in contact vith 10, end
soon the deatbly grasp Is loosened. Curtis MameIuke
Liniment Is familiar 70 every family in the country for
the many beneats they have received from ls use. II
Is we'll for every family 10 be provided; they cannot tell
what hour they may require is use. These medieines
stand high. and are used 81 many respectable physe.ans
column.
Nebraska advertiser., 1861-06-20
rHE ADVERTISER
R.w. FURNAS. DITOR
THURSDAY MORNING, JUNE 20, 1861.

Then up with our flag let it stream on the airi
Though our fathers are cold in their graves,
They had hands that could strike, they had souls
that could dare,
And their sons were not born 70 be slavesl
Up, up with that banner where'er it may call,
Our millions shall rally around
A nation Of freemen that moment shall fall
When its stars shall be trailed on the ground.
Nebraska advertiser., 1861-06-20

have long supposed rhis ccIe6rafed drug
had come - an expiodedbumbup, but we are assuredby
those skilled in the healing art, that not the sarsapa-
rilia itself is to be blamed for this conclusion, but The
miserable worthless preparations which contain about
as much Of its real virtues as they DO % Gold DUST
It is a commercial fact that almost all q the sarsapa-
rilla gathered in the world Is CONSUMED IN TIE old cum
tries or Europe, where the science u medicine has
reached its highest perfection. and where they know
the best what TO employ for the mastery q disease
Hence we are glad 10 IND that we are row to have a
compound Of this excellent Alternative, which can he re-
lied on. and our community will not need 70 be assured
that anything Doctor AVER makes is worthy Of their
cunadence. he has been Tor years o gaged In elimluat
ing this remedy Zee ADVERTISING column) designing 10
make this "chiefd'OuUre which should add the crowns
nine glory TO his already enviable reputation.-Amer-
can cen. EeiD York.
Nebraska advertiser., 1861-06-20
HERIFF SALE.
Territory Of Nebraska, J
"
e = l. U.f--.

By viruue q a writ r. sale 10 ne directed from
the District Court u Ncmaha county. Nebraska Ter
ritory, I viii offer FOR ale ~ the DOR of WPherson's
Store the place Hhe.e the District Coart held is
last Term, IN the tOWno d BroHnvilc. Nebraska Ter
HtoTy, On
Monday, The 22nd dag Of July, 1861.
at Tie hour q 2 o'clock, Pr, The following lands and
~ienements, to-uit: Lot No tx 90 and seven a. in
Township four - Range siEfeenL 10 east, contain
ing ~ 5000. al lying and being iu Nemnba com
y, Nebrask1 TsrTitsy.
J WELLS Sheriff.
byj W COLEMAN. Depty
Juns 18th, 1881. fn5ow5sH
Nebraska advertiser., 1861-06-20

ReliglOUS.-Preachin at the Congre-
g%ational Church next Sabbath at 10 l-2
A. NJ, by Rev. II. BuRcH.
Nebraska advertiser., 1861-06-20
Transit Through Missouri.

We have several letters before Us from
friends and others in the eastern States
who design coming west, making enquiries
as to travelling through Missouri wheth-
er ii is safe for northern men 10 do so, and
whether the river and Rail Roads are
unobstrucied.
Our latest reports are that the bridges
on the Pacific and North Missouri have
been destroyed by the rebels, and that
the river is blockaded at Boonville by
Jackson, the rebel Governor of Missouri.
The Han. s. St. Joe r. r. is yet open,
and is now in the hands of the Z. S.
Government. Itmay. however, be rend-
cred impossible any moment.
AZ a journalist and resident of this
particular locality, 1t is cur desire and to
our interest of course to have all the
emigration to. and travel through this
place possible, but candor cOmpels US to
advise those coming to Nebraska with
families, and necessarily encountered
with freight, 10 come through Iowa.
Nebraska advertiser., 1861-06-20
THE PEOPLES
PATRIOTIC PICTURE GALLEY.

JUsT PUBLISHED IN SPLENDID SuH
/. PORTRAIT OF MAJOR ANDERSON o,
Hero Of Sumter, 2
2. PORTRAIT OF MAJOR-GEN. BUTrYH ,
3. PORTRAIT OF COL. ELLSWORTH. efhs
New YORK Fire L~0aaVes, assassinalcd 40 A.
~exandria, after hauing down The Rstt
Gag.
4. TIE BOMBARDMENT OF FORT SUI.
TER, a magnificent large, richly colOrgd %.
craving.
s. THE MASS. REGIMENT SIGHTING Adf
way through the streets Of BaltmEa A
most spirited picture, giving a puEy saHzei
idea Of that bloody transaetiou- :
6. "sTAR sPANGLED BANNER" GOD
DEss OF LIBERTY. A heartluuisg Do.
sion, exquiately eoiorcd. 1
9. THE UNION VOLUNTEERS. The brave
soldier represented ia The art 81 tmIarIag
under foot he uaito-'s banner, uud uaiuf'
ling Ia its ILlce the glorious els STAR an4
stripes forever la triumph o. wave"
8. THE DEFENDERS OF OUR UNION: .
mammoth lithogradhic picture, brilliantly
eclurcd. TCprcggnting che various cTics reg
menis ID the Cniled states seIFice, in tul
dress, aud equipped and armed for active
service, being 0ns uf the most ungnsdaui
pictures Of that kind ever gut uP DO thn
country. Among the military represented
arc she New York Tth, Nass tfh, tae tift-,
men Lontgcs, VI. Jufyaet AdTtaes pntai
1slwGerman K1fas kreneh Louives. hA5
wilson's Zonavas, otcs etes Prize
Any single picture viii be ,ont By mail, podlt
syeTyWhere on receipt ot price.
Nebraska advertiser., 1861-06-20
We will send The complete sec n s pIrturrs 20 az
Tart Of the United Sares, postisgIaid
FOR ONE DOLLAR!
FOR ONE DOLLAR!
FOR ONE DOLLAR!
FOR ONE DOLLAR!

We viii send BY mail, postpaid, the following aia
Union Goods
l.. One copy Hardses Tactics, the Text Book ~ ID
Citizen Soldier.
2. Is splendid assorted Union Envelopes saarl
new devices.
3. q sheets suPerGne Union paper.
4. No. Of our picture gallery, The BombsH@~
Of SUMTER
5. No. s Of our picture gallery The MasasAus~
SIXTH
8. The splendid picture The Defender q 81
Union"
Nebraska advertiser., 1861-06-20
NEW ADVERTISBMENTS.
TEAMS WANTED.

The Sabscribers wish 10 hire FIFTEEN OR
TWENTY TEAMS 70 freight 70 the Meuntains. T.
start about the 9Th Or 10th Of July.
d. MARTIN co.
Brownyilie, y. T. June 18th. 1851. n50w2
Nebraska advertiser., 1861-06-20

Our latest information is hat four COM
panies comprising the Nebraska Regi-
ment are mustered into service, viz
company A., Capt. LIvISesroS Of Pats
mouth; company B. Capt. BAUMER Ger
man company Of Omaha; company C.,
Capt. Thompson Of Brownville, and COM
pany D., Capt. BLAckER Of Nebraska city.
There are a number of other companies
in progress OF formation and will I'M
doubtedly o be filed up and mustered
INFO service.
Several companies 10 Iowa desire to be
admitted into the Nebraska Regiment
We think however there will be no diff
Guilty in filling up the Regimen, IN The
Territory.
Nebraska advertiser., 1861-06-20
FOR ONE DOLLARl
FOR ONE DOLLAR!
FOR ONE DOLLAR

We viii send the following. p%ost-psid'
Portrait Of the youthful Col EIlsrodh, ssanina'A
az Alexandria, a martyr Ia the cause u liberty
2j assorted Union Envelopes.
The splendid picture cnfiu q sThe Defen1en d@
Union"
A magnificent Gold Union Pin, the most eleg1niyI
got up valued % 81 90.
Nebraska advertiser., 1861-06-20

Envelopes uitk Tho nsHeat designs and even ~
scripti0n of Union Goods can be procured o. y
than any Uhoro else. sample seat ifss"
dealers on application.
Address AL letters aud orders.
L. j. YOiGT & CO.
- Ann Stzcet NsE foE.
Nebraska advertiser., 1861-06-20
LEGAL NOTICE.

Heaih SubkoisE a. Admlnisfrator
u me estate " Joseph Deroin e
ceased.
Nebraska advertiser., 1861-06-20

The Herald's Washington special of
the 18th says, there are flying rumors to-
night Of a fight between one of the Ohio
regiments and a band Of rebels near
Vienna on the London R. r. which has
been partially confirmed. An engage
ment hos no doubt taken place probably
without serious result. The enemy has
been on the bridge two miles from Seneca
Mills, which crosses a branch of the
Potomac river which the federal troops
must march 10 advance across the river.
The Times, special Washington 18th
says. the President Of the Chesapeake
aud Ohio canal assures me that the works
will De ready for the passage Of boats
within 20 days, and that boats enough are
in possession Of The company 10 do the
season. Troops can be transported from
Cumberland direct to Washington, each
boat carrying $50 men. Il is reported
that the legislature Of Maryland will at
tempt IA pass an act releasing the State
Of Va, from paying damage 10 the citi-
zens Of Maryland who have sustained
tanned damages by the Wonton destruction
of railroads and canals within the State
Of Maryland. p. +. Wilson leaves
WashintOn IN a few DAYS for Nebraska.
He IS sent cut for the purpose Of over
hauling the ACCOUNTS II the late Officials
Of that territory.
A dozen riaed cannon cast at The
Western Foundry have been received
here. Six Of them have gone 10 Alex
andrla. 4 gentleman Just arrived from
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-05-07
Upbea,r1,i1ess oT the civ or por,.

Some months ago, says Paris correspond
'nt Nj. Louis Lszare, in the Revue Muaioi.
.ate, presented a mass Of statistics showing
bat The magnificent Paris of 1860 is much
bore unhealthy than was the humber me.
FopOlis of century ago. DIR. Rigaud sub
'equently impugned NJ. Lazare's arguments,
Generated the exhalations emitted wherever
he ground has to be dug up for the purpose
~ repairing gas-pipe, from the charge of
juring the general health, declared thai the @
'Inoke from the tall factory chimneys en-.
|lTcliDg Paris is carried away by the slight.
~ breeze, denied that the vastagglomeration
"A wofkmen in and around Paris has had
.Dy oTse effect than to increase its wealth
sAd msgnifioenee, and urged that the streets
re wider and the sewerage infinitely better
ban In former days.
To these statements N. Lazare REPLIES that
ene hundred years ago the population of
'aEis was not one-fourth of what il is al
Fesenti that the city was girt with ninety
eYen magnificent parks, belonging TO as
napy pIincely palaces, and intersected with
pc gardens OF hume rous converts, all tend
spg 70 furnish an abundant supply of pure
n. Instead OF this, Paris is now surrounded
#ith quarters consisting Of narrow streets
Containing miserable houses, inhabited nv
Upward of q million Of working neonIS
oseiy packed together, without the sligibt.
b attention being paid to their comfort or
leaniiness, or TO their having their due
bare of pure air and sunlight. He argues
bat the establishment of the numberless fac
oritspoW existing within the capital has bseu
.niurious 20 all classes that at each Of ia
4ititaiioDs the cholera has Committed most
|ayages in the quarters where the working
Population was densest, and has al ways car
nan. '
He warns the Administration against al
pEing the metropolis 10 be Rirded round by
'actories, aud filed with the stream of ne
essliops W9Tk-people, now setting into il
fom every department of France "U Mess
+nis evl be stemmed," concludes NJ. Lazare,
[fhi9 eiidls win become, in the words Of the
pount de chahfol, tbe rope destined 10 stfan.
le the Capitalj and II the unheard.of ratio
finfpx Of the last fifteen years Is allowed to
continue, the Department Of the Seine win
bon count four millions Of inhabitants
I three-fOurths Of whom will summon Won n
hive them permanent work, no matter Al
hat sacrifice, to provide for their dailJ
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-05-07
Legal. NOTICES.

TyBR STATE OF oHIO, HAMILTON
=. ,CGuHIf, Ss The snperi9T. Court Of gincln-
w. MADDOX late husband oi Della hiaddoE, ds-
ceased, and John Maddox William Maddox, Mar
Robert Gsyyn Maddox, hslrs,at law Of Della Mad
doN, deceased, defendants iit = Uf-I .
s S ses Ssy 4 &ST sSf tSS SSti$ .a S SS IN
filed his petition IN said Osutt which is stiI pent
W. Rs8 4 SS Ms sss oR IN t9s Re ah ~ te e & l
SsSsssSSs q sSs gFS9s SsIss a'sS oGSs hs I'm
@fs BoSutd s on gniS tSs east line aud limited BY lot
ieet. one half lhe depth Of q lot cOnysyed 10 said
Herman CsPe BONDED o. 6e noPS By B9S aSf
warehouse, iuciosed by said Miller; bounded on the
Leire parts Of lets Nos IS and 81 in the sabdvisijn
Of the Bank Of the pnigd States said lot beisg SIT
tween Hunt aud Court stfpets, in said CITY of oin-
oiunatl, sid avenue having been laid out snce said
Nay s said MINI s aed S tha ssS sGR With SE pTS q
ileRe OF purchase, TO one Deenis, for the term Of
two years from said 90th day of May isls the said
beS sSSa ssd erect Ss FSs % SYSsps s5 G
yeEsiSn and fee simple the ssi6 Miller 70 py for
said premises and within two yeats from said 10Th
Of May, ls43 pursuapt 70 che terms Of said ease,
tate ifeKt, title end equity Of said demise became
,s S a S4 hS %Rs Srs bs GsT liz Eqa ha h
ceediuFp in partitions esaong the deyisers of said
Miller said lot of grOuud was set n aud apartPd to
Ionss Este, wife Of David X. Este. and Della N ID
dox, de cea,ed, formerly wife Of Thomas II Maddox
subject to the terms Of said lease: that befre the
expiration of said term Of fourteen years, and prior
70 April |, 1887, plaintiff teipg the owner 81 sald
term and contract elected TO become the purchase
ef said Ieyertion aud fee simple; that BY deed
! 4 ON Faid d X. and Lduse Este, plaintiff Is the
owner Of the one divided half part Of said prem
ists that said Della Maddox has departed this life
iptestste, leaving Thomas II Maddox, her hus.
band, and the other defendants above named, her
legal representatives; that Administrations has not
been taken of the personal estate OF said Della Mad
dox, deceased: that plaintiff has paid the interest
that has accrued on the oDe-hah of the purchase
mf ney TO be paid defen6anis that plaintif is In
| potfes,iCn OF aud has made lasting mpsovenests
on said lot aud is now wiling 10 pay d5fen 'ants
the " mailing moiey Of purchase money upon the
execution to him Of 7pyey ance of shid one undi-
vided one. half part of said premises, and demand
ing that the terms Of said lease be Specifically per-
| formed. And the said defendants are required 70
plead. demuT to said petition or befjte
tbe z2d day Of June A ID 1851. otherwise the prayer
| of said petition will be granted:
April 25, 1861. NM. ap2j.ffh
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-05-07
fBy TeIegraph.I
MAJ V0rkr WTzuIrlR

New YORK, May 6-P. M.-Cotton dull
and heavy; middling Uplands quoted at
l3H9l31Ic.: sales 75e bales, including 300
bales, in trdnsitH.
Flour - Transactions to day have only
been to limited extent; the market for
common grades has ruled quite heavy; the
severe storm prevailing has materially inter.
Iupted business: sales 5000. barrels at $50
10 for superiine State; IS l5(05 30 for ex
ira State, chiefly at S. 20@5 Is $595 10
for superfne Western; $5 1905 20 for COM
mon TO medium extra Western; SIS 50@5 so
for shipping brands extra round-hoop Ohio !;
So 6597 25 for trade brands do. market
closing heavy. Canadian Flour in only lin
tied business, at prices in favor of purchaser:
sales 450 brls. at S. 20(97 30 for inferior to
choice extra. Rye Flour steady: small sales
at So 1904. COrn-meal selling slowly at
previous quotations. .
Whisky in moderate demand, without i'm. .
portant change; sales Of 450 brls. at l715@
l7Mc.
Wheat dull, and prices for pretty much all
kinds, except geod and prime white, which
is scarce and wanted for milling, rules. in
favor Of buyer: sales of l3. 600 bushels Mil
waukie Club at 81 25@I 26, delivered 23..
600 do. Winter red Western at 81 3O9l 80,
in store and delivered; 1000 do. red Jersey
at 81 80; 800 do. red State at 81 26; 3. 500 do
WblIe MlCnlBdn AZ pl oOOYl ~, ana OO0 -lnfe-
rior white Canada aa 81 35. Rye steady:
sales of 4,800 bushels at &c., delivered,
Barley continued dull and heavy: sales of
$500 bushels Winter State at 60c. Corn
dull, unsettled and dropping: sales of l6,O 900
bushels at 66@68c. for Western and round
yellow, and 70c. for white. Oats dull at SO
@343c. for Western and Canada, and 34C0
35c. for State. -
Pork dull and unsettled sales of 45O brls.,
at $l7 50Gls 20 for mess, and SI3 Is for
prime. Beef continues steady, with q fair
demand: sales of 675 barrels, at $4(14 30 for
country prime $5 s7@6 25 for country
mess; $l0@ll for repacked mess, aud $ll 25
OLE 80 for extra mess. Prime mess Beef
dull and nominally unchanged. Beef Hams
continue dull, at $l3@l5 for Western. Cat
Meats dull and limited: sales at 6lf@69<e
for Shoulders, and s14982<c for Hams, Ba-
con dull. Lard--Demand moderate, aud
maTktt heavy and dropping: sales of 300
barrels, at 9@95sc. for COMMON to prime.
Butter in moderate request, at l20l4e. for
new Ohio, and l3@l6c. for new Stave
Cheese in moderate request at 4@9He.
Cofee-O Only limited business doiog; sale:
Of Rio a. about previous figures. Sugar
Only small sales to report at unchanged
prices. Molasses dull and prices unchang ged
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-05-07
Tally Produce Market.

MONhAh hNhNlhoi Way o.
FLOUR-The market has not changed
the demand is fair at 81 1904 80 for super
fiIe; $4 9o@5 for extra, and So 'lo@5 so for
family.
WHISKY-No change in the market:
sales of 2se brls. at l215c., and 100 brls. high
proof at 12c the demand is quite light.
PROVISI0NS-We did not hear OF sale
of any article worthy of note, and prices
remain nominal. Mess Pork was offered at
$l7 Bacon at 6@8c., and bulk Meats at
5H@711c. Lard could have been bought
GROCERIES-Th business doing is quite
light, and the market dull. There is no
change in prices, and we quote Sugar at SO
7Hc. Molssses 3o@33c., and Coffee 100
WHEAT The supply is light under a
good demand, and prices are 203c. per
bushel, higher The market closing firm az
ST O3 for prime Red, and 81 1901 l2for prime
White; 20 bushels prime Red sold at 81 05
delivered. '
CORN-We have no change to report in
the market; the demand is only moderate at
3l@34c., at the upper and lower depots.
OATS-The market is firm, with good
demand and light supply: we quote them
at 28c., in bulk; $500 bushels sold at this
price Saturday evening.
RYE-The demand is limited, and the
market dull at 47(94Sc. for prime.
BARLEY-The market remains dull and
nominal. There is no demand for it. The
asking rates are 55@65c. for prime Spring
and Fall.
HAY-The demand continues fair, and the
market rules steady at $ll@l2 per tun for
prime timothy, in bales, on arrival. -I
CHEESE-The market is unchanged aud
dull; the nominal quotations are &C.. for new
Western Reserve, and s@811c. for old West
ern Reserve and Hamburg. English Dairy
is almost unssleable.
BUTTER-The supply is in excess of the
demand, and prices are about lc. per pound
lower closing at ll@l3c for prime TO choice,
and 9@l0e. for fair to good.
APPLES are in moderate local demand at
81 25@l 80 per barrel for fair TO prime, and
81 IS for choice.
P0TAT0ES-Prime Northern are in fair
demand at 81 1901 20 per barrel on ar
rival.
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49, w. s,n.,, sIsr,..,

NEW York, Nav e-Stock Market again
higher, with a fair business dotng9 Chicago
and Rock Island, 3s1l Chicago, Burlington
and Quincy, 60; New Jersey Central, los |,
Galena and Chicago, 6sk, Stocks, 30; Gin
cinnau, Columbus, s11 Cleveland, 92; Illi-
nois Central Scrip, 90 Reading, 32; ,Har-
lem Preferred, 3lN Harlem, i25ki Cleve.
Land and Toledo, 341<i Stocks, lOs Hudson,
3eHi Erie, %; New York Central z9ss
40; Missouri Skies, 40; California Sevens,i
73L; Treasury l0Ns, 96M; Treasury
Twelves, 1917; United States Skies, psi,
s91S, Coupons; United States Fiyes, III, 56IS
Registered United States Fives "a, 78A,
Coupons. Z
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-05-07

!.
We p'eass our ooun1y's Flag to-day, .
but not with teNrful eye, q IN Srl
Or sinking heart; though u may Hoat
Beneath lowering shy. fuE -fr z
Why should We fsarf Our faith is strong,
That this dark hour WIN he e..I
The ore, before long, bright day.
tnr land shall surely acp.- fI.nst
whr shouid wef when ef loyal sons,
From city, mount and pla'n,
By millions answer TO her cali,
This banner tossstsin rI
Win tut one thoanht in each true breast,
Iuthla her trial hour, 1
70 shield. with their united strength,
From treason's blasting power.
VII, fear When round the stars and stripes
Those rally ing hosts have met, t
To giye the glad stsurance, that m
We J ave a country yet"
That VIC shall see her stand again,
The hope and pride of earth,
Gaining nev lille, ahd Light and power,
fnm this, her second birth.
May. issl,r v-...ra