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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-04-24

my virsueOf vspa directea and delivers ron
% Iseofsbe Circuit Court Of Davidson county, Esnnss
fern 1851 viii exr ose 70 pnnte ale 20 tns
ssdss ior cash. the Court hSSse iSEe; N ne 81
tts-sst and esss {, which Page then bad, or
since soaairs6 and TO tue following described prep
hpss and let land in the village Of fairfield, IA
s STATE TsnRessve classified as follows; be
81 Rabeth Caps southeast corner heEce west
-. Thence south fset stake, thence east 1O4 fee
800 or 80 feet to beginning Being levied on the
rrtS az Page satisfy Judgment rendered In favor
OF . : 4 1 tss joan KDMUNDs0N, Sheriff
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sHERIFF's SALES.


saS re sS eons me dl II Dsaa soo e ce
erea - ~ January Term. 1861, will expose public
ale 70 he bidder e, cash. e me me-, S.S s aAr
ht claim, interest and estate, which II Conger
then had or have since seq urea in and to the soswns
ss rouerty. wit piece lot OF Land situated ana
Icing 40 being the west side cf Cherry street, extended snc
onaded follows, 70 wit BEGINNING az the o.
~ AID Cherry running thence NoTthwsrcy OF nc
s side o. Cherry street. I2l feet towards the town q fes
e &c eske, right angles westEardy ice iss y,
- a. leY hercs at rEht angles soutbwardy with said Aey
III feet to Mulberry street, thence at right angles
With Mulbsrrz street the beginning; ia Fook NO y
r;no levied on a the properly Of n conger TO satisfy
raent rendered in favor Of Knobs MoDohan sgainst
Alley, h Copges. Laird
Byw D RoBUrspS, Deputy Sheriff.
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NHERTFF,N SALE.

Honorable Circuit Court Of Davidson county. Tennessee
A. is January Term, 1861, will exfoe to public sale, T. the
highest bidder or the Court house Yard the City
Nashville Saturday the lth day Of Nay 1851 all the right
title claim interest and estate which Pugh then had or
ery tract OF snd lying in Davidson county,
Tenn. in District No 6, adjoining the lands Of Thos T. North
and south by Wright by the lands Of Thos North
ern and twenty Being levied on IS
The property Of Pugh, satisfy Judgment rendered In
favor Of Haelsen against Pugn and Joseph Rutand
X EDMUNDS0N, Sheriff.
Byw D RoBEETEoN. Deputy Sheriff.
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ON " y N
apI-S ids
SnCRUFF,S SALE.

,-ps Of vend ex No. 2416 to me directed, and deV
" 49,, N Hor ora lie Circuit o. urt Of Davidson cOun-
AZ its January Term, 1861. viii expoteto public
Inc highest bidder, for h, at the Court house Yard
= n Nash VILE on saturday the lith dy Of hsy ebl
eli ne title, clam interest and ertate, which John Loyd
bsn sy since acquired in and to the foeWng de-
sd -operty, to wit piece parcel Of land in the cOuny
- Dsvi n stats Of Tennessee No lb7 in EW ngs Addition
70 Nashville situated the Of Wetmore and Stevenson
feet 'front.' Ireet- being levied on as
the popery Of John Lloyd sas Judgment rendered IN ia
Tor OF ssmuel Boyd against John Lloyd. ,r =,
Ryw RosIRTsoE, Deputy Sheriff.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-04-24

RY virtue Of veud No &c. directed, from the
Honorable Circuit Court of Davidson county, Tennessee
st is January 1861 will expose pune sale the
highest bidder cash, the court house Yard in the City
OF Nashville on Saturday the nth dag Of May 1861 all the
right title claim interest and estate, which Isaac Paul then
had os nav have CURED in and to the following de-
srihe nrpery, tract piece OF ground GtuRte1
Ia toe City Nashville Davidson county, Tennessee fronting
81 feet on Cherry and running back 100 feet adjoining
semn hall on the North side, being levied the prop
rtV Of Isaac satisfy Judgment rendered in favor Ct
TrFner against W X Paul, Isaac Paul and Henry Hill
TX EDMUNDsoN, Sheriff.
BywD RoBERTsOS Deputy Sheriff.
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stewart County, state OF T-10
IN STEWART CALMLY r,,.-----

j. ver.sJames B. McCzrroll ct ais. Va ch-.
Als-Petihon 10 sell land. Il appssr,nr u ~ =
ants bill, that Thos K McCarroIi, Fra1ci. NJ y
acSarToil, James MeCarroll, San uel McCsrroii-
hSirs At law Of Francis McCarroll de-
tnaL publication be ma e for four couascutive =
Sashyiiie Union AND ANxaIcIN,s newyOsDer mi
easy OF Aashvi,le, requiring said non-resdent. y n
oetors the stiees Of the County Csurt o. stsss1
s a. ne court house, tn said county, i1
OF oenar 10 Compliments bill, or the sars iii -
isAsed a. to then and down for hearing ezpars
Gee7-w4t-Pr's fee 80. =, $50 800
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Flour, Corn, dc.
GA0 BARRELS Extra and Extra Family Flour:
OUU 400 sacks Coru;
20 bbls Lard;
so :" Green Apples:
% cases Parrapine Wax Candles;
$50 Flour Sacks 81 fifty pounds)
On eonsgnment,fo for sale by
W. WATTS & CO.,
JAnl9H No. 81 College street near Broad,
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M.oEasATHAM.
M. q e. r. CH
WHOLESALE GRooERs, ANTnEarRRs
FtAA n,, WItlEs, TOBACCO, CLEARS. uAIzs.
o.,r,, - ~, Hsxlo LIQUORS, &C.,
oO 'H ~ ys1-ssSeS AND 0RURcE S7REEZg
Nasnvllle. Tennessee.
NAV = areJust IN recsipt Of large ana I'll -. :.
wv Groceries, Liquors. e.l selected STOCK OF
$50 bids sugar. ali grades; IN part As fsowa
200 belschcce Moasses; 200 kers N havana ogarsi
le eo 40 Rio o.. Painted BpoSet.,
100 bbIs Powdered, Crushed and 10 b6 bis Ena
Loaf Sugar; 10 bbis p asusn "alnutsl
$50 boxes Star Candles: 10 bhis Tsrsensi
100 boxes Tobacco, assorted A'S1"
FINE BRANDIES. WINES ~
rs j 4 x choices French Brarales: 10y @v'
20 4 easks Madeira. Sherry, and Port wi,.,,
$50 baskets best brands chsr.nesre;
50 boxes scovill clarst,
'se ss SIs aas n OBJ sss oo1nty Ws,ssy'
do do do Bourbon do
And also large StOckOf cemrnsn Whisky, American Brsas
Gin, &C. --'ss
POWBE1g AGENTS.
Agents for the Dupont, Hsxard and Sycamore PoVdsr
degEsd Icing tia only Agents in Nashville the Manuffrsr
large stock Of Powder on hand, IN Magazine for sale.
5000 kegs Dapcnt ke 1000 kegs Hazard Blasting
500 % 90 DO DER
300 Z do DO DO $50 cases Of Powder, ss=ortss
900 Z do DO do brands;
5000 Dupont Blasting Po" so bills Toy, Beckord Co.
der. safety fase
| JsnI1 n. &. y. =. CHEATHAn, Agents.
SOLE AGENTS FOR
DupontsPowder; Joy, Bickford & Co.'s sssst
Hazard do Fuse
Sycamore do
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& NEW ri
FURNITURE STORE
NEW

s,,rber takes ss elhpd Of snfcrnng his patrons
ana the public generally that k has just arrived from the
-, II IN stock Of fashopahle Furniture to which
= - leave to cali attention. He has taken and superblp
1d no the stores 3s Market street, next door to the old
sss spf trusts BIZ and fair dealing, merit thafe
az patroaa &c particularly DESTROYS to show hote
wishing purchase my EtOck Of Mattresses just made, and
aual not superior others the market By calling
Al The Store No. Sc Market street. you will With
attentive clerks, who dee II pleasure TO show the stcc
whether you wish purchase net No connection 8t
anH other estdbLisasssnt
mar6-2m sAML HEkSHAW.
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Land for sale.

GENERAL PRxlsHT OFFICE NASHVILLE DEcATUR z. Nj
NASHVILLE, Nov. l7th le6O
N after the 20h inst ghts for Decatur all points
on Memphis Charleston and all connecting Rosda
will be received and sent forward without delay.
To insure prompt attention have plain shipping
marks the destination full initials Of on each
package. Stock sent through withcare and dpaich. q
JOHN W. RATCLIFFE
novI8-dlm General AR ent.
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CHEAT NATIONAL ROU
M9@mMMRWM

10 baltimore, Pbfladelns,sa.
ana BOSTON, and lhe nnIT Rc
Wa&hEnEfsn CifT.
CENTRAL OHIO AND RAN,TBra1
~ OHIO RAILROADS terminats II Baltinors y
son City on the East and Columbus on he WeSt- a.
II connects with Railroads for and from ali poits IA
West, SOuth-west sna E5Pth.J
Passensers By this Route can visit the eifiss a
Sniieaei Bnias NeE fsrk or Boston. st the cost On
fork or Boston alone, BY ether Ines.
through Tickets can also be procured via w,.bi-l
me eastern cities. At an additional chrrze a. R9 al
sleeping cars attached 70 al night tr.iDs
TickeSs good until used, with thr prirSie,. =, -.
all principal points. f'i''iss' o. %
Business men and travellers, for pleasure a. Ia,
VISIT All the Eastern Cities at coupsr.ss.l -
Inc scenery Il celebrated for It's vorsrf,i :.
= aneqaailed in he world. IT. rv-t.,- - 80 :
pohesi Its splendid equipment; its sxciraf 49, ~
srge amount OF double track; It's fir,e hs1si
lanse Of ne cOnPauy,) insurss 10 he psa-s ssnas
=. Through Tickets and Baggage Cneek. 80,
tne principal Raroad and Steamboat C,s.ss u II pI
Ask for tickets via the BaItinsre nd (1hio rss,-
w. R.sHlTH, Matter Transoorfasio,-, \
L. n COLE, General Ticket AS--,t =
l II. SULLIVAN, Gen. Wsgter-S 49,
n. y JBWETT, Pres't, O ORR
70 Nv BROWN, Gent Ticket Grep. n
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FIRE WORKS. FIRE woRKsi

Land for Sale.
The undersigned will sci hisplsntA 1~msau.
WWA ion, called CAPTTAL VIEW, lying on Y&NtE*
<4 the nerth side Of Cumberland River, GS7*f2k
InfasE three uilesrom the City Off ashyiiie, fo$y
IHaA1 ~ containg about TAree Hun.
H. bred Acres BE will sell 1t all snazzn..
together or in small lots to suit purchasers Or
viii exchange for well improved property in the city It is OF
the very best quality soil web wsered shout half OF
cultivation, and the balance In fine timber and pasare
There are two COED dwelling houses good harm and stables &c
For information apply to the undersigned John James
sep20-A THOs. IT, JAMES
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ror Sale or Exchange for Negroes.

- OFFER 1y sale nv present residence with Twenty-Five
se Of lie garden land in the state attached only
given irraedistely. Apply to or sddreSs nm - ,,,--
In -
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UUST received and for sale constantly fine article Of Paa
fine varnsh the best quality, in quantities to sait pur
S..e-s BENZ = SHIELDS e. co.
Also consignment Of Perunery, Enveops for sale tn.
trade Jana3-ul B. F. s. & co.
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Valuable Printing Office for sale.
ITUATEDin wealthy section Of country in Tennessee, and
- having extensive subscription list and advertising pat
ronage The paper Is Democratic and WILDE sold reasonAbl
terms to no one however, but Democrat The esab
hed to adVoate State Equality and the proprietor will lie
It outof his hands be devoted any purpose
further particulars enquire the UNION
octIQ
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-04-24
The SOUTHERN c0NFEDERACY.
BY HANLEITER d ADAIR,
Atlanta, Ga.

II ITH0GRAPHIEG, ENGRAVING, PRINTING Ann
Printing in Oil, and Wstsrcoiors Views, Portraits sbo
lands Vgnees, Labels Music Titles DIplonas Bill Heass
Business Cards. Visiting Cards. Wedding Cards. Fanera Notices
Ball Tkets admission Cards. Circulars, Cheeks B0nds
Drafts, Maps,sc.
Thu undersigned has newly made such bis b
inesE that he Is enabled realty promptly AID e
anly, every variety Of the above articles. ~
j. =. WAGNER,
Corner. Cedar and Cherry streets,
ses4ann Nashville, Tenn.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-04-24

CHANGE OF SCHEDULE.
ON AND AFTER
SENDAK, NOVEMBER nth, 1860,
Passenger Trains, East West will run follow
GOING EAST.
Leave Nashville at $50 N and Bpm.
Arrive at Chattanooga 100 N and LIS I'M.
COMING WEST,
Leave Chattanooga at 73OA N and 7:s0PM
Arrive at Nashville at $50 n and A NJ
Ii rail connection and shOEestroue Boston, New York
"a PhlsdephiA, Baltimore, Washington City, Richmond
Petersburg, Lynchburg, Knoxville Savannah, Charleston.
Montgomery, Menu his, New Orleans, &C.
Both Trans st Stevenson with Trains on Memphis
and Charleston Railroad and Chattanooga Trains
East Tennessee and Georgia and Western
Through Tickets may be had at hour application
Ticket Agent At oce at Depot to the following places and
at the following prices, viz:
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EOTICE.

SITORs and all Other persons interested are hereby nO
- ss5 b.. snecia term OF the chsneey Court, Char
otte will he held commencing Monday the 9th day
II Raw next. This 9th March, le6t . -o,,---
- S'Ss ss y" ~ Clerk and Master.
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Manny's C0mbIned ReaOe
Mower,

~ALH WOODS lWPROVEME
w eeieofafed daehine eceiyed the ART prrr,i-
SOLD MEDAL as the bestccmbinsd ResDi1s -, a.,
tsne great United States Agricultural FSir- beI5
Az. IN September, 1851. The trial czme ~ go =
re.ks in July, where all the pri.. siDal Maeb;n.s
steles we're thoroughly testrd. The Committee 49,
eociety, ct Louisville, Ky. ~ oN''sea
also received the Asard a. the hest hespey. An,
Mower, before two separate oouittse-. ~
cent o. me Davidson County Agricalsurai soci-tv
N ~, ~, ever most Of the machines now IN rss
during the last season, over every NseSln.;, 80
The above machines are for aaia ~ ~ s.ss-...
B. y. CHATHAM, .
General Agent for the gtats
,..s- -. USHER. WHHELRs
A@~~f-a&II
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THOMPsON. sPERaY q q
w n OLE SALE GRocl
Candy ranu1aeturers.
FOREIGN FRUITS, Lroresx -
ANDALA KENDs OF C1cas.~I
Ne. "a Make. stress. -.

TIME subse-ihe-s respectfully aupon--. = !.
u the Public generally, that they have ~c,,.., ~
tenslvs Factory Afra1ge4enrs, Tor the nanuf,rt,
Of CANDIES, from Tie conr on Stick "a ~ 49,
insasion Of corfsctionaTyi anu being de.srnps3 =,
that viii compare fsvoraby With tns lowest in ~
hope to make this desirable market, rot o1'y for
but for every ether In their line Of business
Our stock OF Staple and Farcy Grocerirs has III
any OF the Southern Cities: ard being fhuscoaksni
Soniectionary Department. oGsr strang-r fnducer'
Merchants wishing to deal with us than any -
se, therefore, invite then tn call en- u, ard sen4
eers which We guarantee viii he sxrcutss o-,r,,,-
Oa ss [tlees- THOMPSON, sPRR7
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HIGH PRICl
ROAD TIERS FOR 1861.
At the FAN q unds.
PRICES REDUCEDTO 81 HE TIMES.

No. 1. Green Mountain Black Hawk.
TENHIs FIksT GLASS ROADSTER, will his
1861 at the State Fair Ground Nashville beginning
March 4h and closing July 4h $50 the s5
for insurance,
He beautiful black, six DID, rotted at Athens in
1861 in 5O and certainly handsome and perfect
horse his action that has brought the State lie
bred Vermont imported BY E. q. jennings and by tie
Hatch hore, he Ii hoot he by Old Black Hawk he Sher
and he by the Original Justin Morgan Dam Duroc CIR
d. st Charles Or gr Woodbury. Morgsn and hence
bines four Of the best trotting knewn.
NO. 2, Yankee Robin.
CAPITAL BAY COLT years old by We mont Boy, dam
by Woodbury., will be let to % 95 the season, $40
insure. He is very promising.
No. 3, Washington the I'd.
GOOD BAY years old, by Old Washington, dam excel
lent Trotng Mare, will be let to Is Mares the season,
SIS to insure in foal.
Breeders will please examine the Stations Blue
Grass pasture at the farm Of Tanning grain keep
mares in good condition, at 81 per
ANDREW GREGORY,
Nashville Tenn Part Owner and Agent for Company
Oscar Klmba will be ready all times show the stock
gentlemen,
Refer to-. Owen, of williamson, Col R. Allen of Sum
7. FannnR of Davidson DR.. Al T. GoOeh Of Ruther
ford. mar5-H
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charleston and Savau
FREIGHT LINES

RATES REDUCED AND SPEED TU1
N1PkEss freight Trains onau the roadr- n,
- an Dseenber, 1853 through rates ron \
gust Class. per Zoe lbs, 81 "a Thru csa1. ~ 1oI
second Class, dc % FOURTH Cl-s.
Hats Caps and Bonnets, IS
Tine from savannah and Charleston q N..bv,r,.
and half and forr DAYS = ~ 'iiie
and zine days. - y q --'a
insf se1ing sAebaths cause The abcve variations
irSghs trains are run on Sunday over ff-se Ii-s.
Nc detentions By ice OF snow c~.,.s,.s.
eeRt cAIa1ses occurring at sea- promptly sii,sfe5
VILE and Chattanooga Railroad % dsIiSa~- -''@1
rs @ v d
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Fire! Ffre!! Ffre!!!

Fire! Fire =! EIfe!!!
VHJHE remainder Of stock saved from the late on Broa
street. for 81 Coege street, two dosrs abeVa
'i Ss1s-E N - OTTENyIILn KLeoz.
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FRENCH wna, PEOTEsTANT sen

M ApAMh VALIANT will re open her Eo.raI
W. sehoolfor young ladies' at los Cbe.fn,, ~
September Superior instructiops n - 30. ~.
branches, % both Of Ehich equally serion.
valiant with Madame Valiant, win superinsend tS
The Cass County Republican. [volume] (Dowagiac, Mich.) 18??-1880, 1861-12-12

POISONOUS PROPERTIES OF BRINE.
Brine, in. which our meat or Ssh have
been sailed, il poisonous to domestic
animals. If left in their way they will
partake as freely of it as they will of
pure salt, when it very often proves ia
tai. The II Union Medicate, a French
publication, gives an account of the
researches of M. Reynal in regard to
the poisonous properties of brine.
From a series of experiments detailed,
he draws the following conclusions:
1st. That three or four months after
its preparation it acquires poisonous
properties.
I'd. That the mean poisonous does
for a horse is about four pints 70. the
hog, one pint ; and for q dog, four to
five gallons.
Sd. That in less doses it produces
vometing in the dog and hog.
4th. That the employment of this
substance mixed with the food, %contin-
ued for a certain time, even in small
quantities, may be fatal.
We know from experience, says the
Valley Farmer, thatbrine, if swallowed
by hogs, and other animals, will prove
fatal, yet we doubt if the subject is sus-
ceptible of the definite results as stated
by NJ. Reynal, for the degree of the
poisonous properties of brine depends
on various circumstances. We have
known a much less quantity to prove
fatal than that stated above.
The Cass County Republican. [volume] (Dowagiac, Mich.) 18??-1880, 1861-12-12

1t a be made very cheaply, and
when the luxury Of ice in Summer is
but once enjoyed, it will not be given
up.
If no better structure can be erected
build an ice room in one corner of the
wood-house, or any shed where room
a be spared. The northeast corner
Is best. Set a row of upright posts
one foot from the inner side of the
building. and a row of posts n foot
apart, for the other side of tho room :.
make the enclosure say eight or ten
feet spare. Cover these with rouoh
boards or slabs, and fill the space be.
tween with spent tan bark. Lay down
q loose floor, and cover a foot deep
with straw. When ice is formed. Sc
lect that which is pure, clear and hard.
cut it into pieces of convenient size.
and pack it closely in the Leave
six inches space between the ice and
the side of the room, and fill this with
saw dust. Alse cover with saw dust a
foot thick, and fill up to the roof with
straw. Packed in this way, ice enough
to supply a family of average size has
been kept safely, the season through
Agricuhurist.
The Cass County Republican. [volume] (Dowagiac, Mich.) 18??-1880, 1861-12-12


BEAN MEAL FOR PIGs.-In England,
the continent, the practice prevails
quite extensively, of feeding pigs and
young swine on bean-meal. The beans
are ground the same as corn or wheat
with us. The Mark Lane Erpress
saws on this subject:
IA subscriber wishes us to inform
him what is the best food for fattening
pigs? Ihave myself tried nearly every
description of food, and never have
found anything to produce so much
weight, or so fine meat, in a given time,
as bean meal. Some pigs fed with
food mixed with fine toppings. weighed
at six months old, two hundred and
eighty pounds, and the pork was al
lowed TO be extremely tender. L last
year tried to fatten hogs on grey peas
alone, and giving them milk to drink
The animals took on fat rapidly, but
did not acquire so great a weight as
those fed on bean meal" The legumes
are all of them excellent food for swine.
When peas and beans have got wet
and mouldy to an extent which renders
them unfit for culinary purposes, they
should have scalding water poured
over them, after being allowed to dry,
be reduced to meal for swine. The
action of hot water will at once remove
fungi or mould, and render them suff-
GENTLY sweet to ensure their being eat,
en- by the animals.-N r.. Farmer.
The Cass County Republican. [volume] (Dowagiac, Mich.) 18??-1880, 1861-12-12

RECEIPT FOR PRESERVING CIDER
The following, which is just now in
season, is the excellent recipe ofProf.
Horford, for preserving cider:
When the cider in the barrel is I'M
dergoing a lively fermention, add as
much white sugar as will be equal to
half or three-quarters, of a pound to
each gallon of cider, and let the fer
mentation proceed until the liquid at
tains the right taste to suit ; then add
an eight to a quarter of an ounce of
sulphite mot sulphate) Of lime to each
gallon of cider, and then pouring it
back into the cask, and giving it a good
shaking or rolling. After standing
bunged up a few days, for the matter
added to become incorporated with the
cider, it may be bottled or use from the
cask.
The Cass County Republican. [volume] (Dowagiac, Mich.) 18??-1880, 1861-12-12
From the Atlantic Monthly.
Union and Liberty.
BIZ OLIVER WENDELL HOLMES.

-
Flag of the heroes who left us their glory,
Borne through their battle-fields thunder and
fame,
Blazened in song and illumined IN story,
Wave Ger us all who inherit their fame!
Up with our banner bright,
Sprinkled with starry light,
Spread its fair emblems from mountain to shore,
While through the sounding sky
Loud rings the Nations cry
Union and Liberty one evermore
Light of our armament, guide of our Nation,
Pride of her children and honored afar,
Let the wide beams of thy full constellation
Scatter each cloud that would darken a star!
Up with our banner bright, etc.
Empire unsupported what foe shall assail thee,
Bearing the standard of Liberty's van?
Think not the God of thy fathers shall fail thee,
Striving with men for the birthright of man!
Up with our banner bright, etc.
Yet if, by madness and treachery blighted,
Dawns the dark hour when the sword thou mus
draw,
Then, with the arms of thy millions united,
.Smite the bold traitors to freedom and lawl
Up with our banner bright, etc.
Lord of tho Universel shield us and guide us,
Trusting Thee always, through shadow and sun
Thou hast united us: who shall divide us?
Keep US, o keep us, the many in onei
Up with our banner bright.
Sprinkled with starry light,
Spread its fair emblems from mountain to shore
While through the sounding sky
Loud rings the Nations cry
Union and Liberty one