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o say. eau you see. by the dawn's early
light. a
What so proudly we hailed, at the twi-
lights last cleaning? rgf
Whose brsad stripes and bright stars,
through the periious 6ghs,e
O'er,he ramparts we watched, were SO
gallan,ly streaming; ..r e.,a.-
Aud the rockets red glare, the bombs
.l bursting 10 air, 81; zsAts,0S.
Gave proof through the night that our
flag was still there: 'z''7 a.1-
= O say. does that Star Spangled Banner
yet wave f1T
Der the land Of the free and the home
b Of the brave? 90
On that shore, dimIy seen through the
mists of the deep, lzaqs
Where the foes naughty host in dread
silence reposes,
sWhatis that which the breeze so'er the
sss towering steep, a. fs#
As 1t 6tfully blows, now ocnceals, now
discloses? .e.-,
Now it catches the CLEAN of the mornings
= 6rst beam, tA a4 'Esa
In fall glory reflected now shines in the
stream: -
~ It is the Star Spangled Banner; O, long
may it wave 'gf7i - -
2. Der the land Of the free and tho home
-. : OF the brave | go a.a,4xs.
Fsss ~ - III.
And where are the foes who so vauntingly
$40 swore
That the havoc of war, and the battles
confusion,
"A home and country should leave us no
more?
Their blood has washed out their foul
footsteps pollution;
No refuge could save the hireling and
- slave
Frem the terror Of fight, or the gloom
Of the grave;
81 And the Star .Spangled Banner in tri.
~ umph doth wave H0
Ger the land of the free and the home
-ssea ~ Of the brave! v
- AssHsa &gs rv sa5..is,
0thus be It ever, when freemen shall stand
Between their loved homes and the wars
desolation:
Blest with victory and peace, may the
es 3aem heav'n. rescued land So
~ Praise the power that hath made or
preserved US nation
Then conquer we must, when our cause i
isjust, @
And this be our motto, "In God is on
trust" .[ -a ~
And the Star Spangled Banner in tri
umph shall wave 9s@
O'sr the land Of the free and the hom,
Of the bravef
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AUDITORS OFFICE, MONROE COUNTY,
WooDsFIELp, Ohio, May 7, 1861.
hereby certify that the foregoing are cor
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the Secretary of State.
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~ Auditor of Monroe Co.
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OFFICE OF TIE SECRETARY OF STATE,
COLUMBUS, ONO, March 1st, 1851.
certify that the foregoing acts are true
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SECESSION, COERCION, AND CIVIL WAR;
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with large faEgot-sticzs, singing in chorus and
popping round, with repeated blows struck out
tneir brains in succession 3, A group OK
wounded men, at the ashes OF another cottage,
sitting and lying over the body Of another COM
rsde, which they had roasted, and the flesh OF
which they bad begun to eat. q. French
woman, naked to Der chemise, with black, long
oishevelled hair, sitting on the snow where she
had remained the whole day, an in that situ-
alton she had been delivered Of a chile, which
had afterRard been stolen from her. ibis Has
she extreme Of mental anguish and bodily suf-
fering. I could cite a variety Of other sad and
sorry ealamIties, but the very recollection Is
loathsome. As a man, and as an Englishman,
| did all in nv power to mitigate their griefs.
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E1.rasraInarr mIraels. :. Appsl


ance Of n saint I'm Mexico.
The Corpus Christi (Tsxas) Raaehero, Of
January 18th, has the following singular state
msnt:
Great excitement exists at the present time
among the Msxiesns IN Western Texas, and,
indeed, among many Americans, oecasioned
By a report that q saint has Tnysteriously sp-
peared in Mexico, al some point near Csmar-
20, who possessrs the power 20 feed thousands
Of people with two or three tOrtfilas (lit'le
cakes), each getting all be esn eat; cures all
diseases flesh is heir to; restores sight 10 the
blind; in fact, performs all kinds Of miracles
No one can tell bis name OF where be came
from. He SAYS that be vii be killed in Mex
leo, and requests that bis murderer may not be
punished He claims be Is sent on an especial
10 ssion to tbe Msxicsn people, and that be
shall perform many wonderful things and
mike many disclosures before be closes bis
career. Apparently bat sixteen or seventeen
years Of age, be has a great beard OF Pairi-
srehsl length; and IS an evidence that ne is
no fmpostsr, Il is reported that Gen. NidauFri
bad him ciesnly shaven, and then told bin III
be was really a man Of God, as he profsssed,
to cause bic beard 10 reappesr upon bis face.
The saint requested bis interrogator to turn
his back for few moments, which be did, and
after making prayer and going through some
nss,srious ceremony, presto bis face vas
covered With beard the sane az before.
Thus the story goes and II not true, certain
Il is that The Msxieans Of this and adjoining
counties are swarming thither 10 large num-
bers, and some Americans are preparing TO 60
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RAISING rHUspEa WITH THE

WAX WORK.
The following Is letter written BY Artemus
Ward, from bis sselusion in the bosom Of bis
family, aud contains touching "reminiscences
OF a former " bendu";
Hear IN the buzzum Of my family sm en-
icyin myself at peas with Hwi mankind, and
TIE wimmln folks likswize. 60 down to the
village occashnrlv and take a little old rye for
ths sSummieks sake, but avoid spiritous lick
era AZ 4 rineral thing. No man evir seen me
intoxicated but onct, and that air happened at
PHisburr. A parsel of onery cusses in that
rizzerabie slty busted inter the hawl daring
he mite and aboosei my wax worX shameful.
I didn't obsarve the outralus trtnaScshuna un-
an the next evening, when the people begun fur
70 kongreeate. sGddinly they kommeneed fur
to holler and lsrf n a boysterous stile. SeE
good people what's up? Sez thay, then's
grsts wax work old man. ] immelitly looked
M ter where NY wax work was and my blud
biIesas I think Of the ate which met my gaze.
I hope to be dodrabbertid II them afoursaid
raskals hadn't gone and put a old kaved in hat
onter George Washington's he'd and shuved
short black clay pipe inter bis mouth. His
nose thav had painted red and bis trowsis legs
thsv bad shuved inside his butes.
My wax fgger Of Napoleon Bonsypart was
likeWize maultreatsd bis sword was dangliB
tween bis legs, bis cooked hat was drawn
kleen down over bis izs aRd be was piased In
a stoopin posshun zAetly a. tho he wRs drunk
az billed owl. Ginerai Taylor was stapdin
on his he'd and Wingheld Skots eoattsles was
nlnd over his bed and his trwosis were con-
plelely tore orf hisself. Ny wax worK repre-
senting the Lords last supper was likewise
abcosed. Three Of the Postles we're under the
table, and two Of them bad on oil tar powlin
hats and ragged pee jackets and ware smokin
pines. Judas IIkarrlott bad on a cooked hat
and was apparently drinkin at bottil OF
whisky sot before bin. This ere specteTesl
was too much fur me. l closed the show and
then drowned my sorrers in the 1owin bole.
Probly lie rife you again before take my
departure on The summer eampain.
Very respectfully yours,
ArTrArrs Wan r 4
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WORKS OF MICHAEL DE MONTAIGNE,
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Az AFFEcTroNATr WUE.-A little elrcun-
stance, says The Troy .6rsRS, has just come to
US through friend OF the parties, which We
are tempted to make pdbllc. 1t is as follows ;
A couple very well ka0wn IN this city, are
at present arranging terms for separation, to
avoid the scandal Of a judicial divorce, and a
friend has been employed by the husband to
negotiate the matter. The latest mission wP Q
in reference to a valuable ring, given TO-, =
wife, before marriage, BY the huER a.
"What,D said the Indignant wife, ~ Sou
venture to charge yourself With such Z on
to meP Can you believe that cav NY
self from a gift which alone rscalE the
days when NY husband loved ms.1DN n The
ring is my only souvenir OF bar - Forever
departed IT'S all (and here .ewspt,) that
now possess Of a once fond husband" !" The
friend insisted. The lady upplieated-grew
obstlnate-thrsatened to submit to a public
divorce as lesser evil than parting with the
cherished ring-2nd at last confessed that
che hGd sold It sir monihs before
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r.. asrrors ef the French Ketre' > :
from mOseow.
- ssas- p.hert Wilson'S MemoireD oceuih

IN A5T heDctt Wa-7N-
this vivid passage;
Ybs naked masses Of dead and eyisg men
a. V-,rgl,d esrcssses Of ten tboussna hotseH,
$50 ~ in acme cases, been cut tsr 1909 Pc
go M, hsd ceased, the cravings OF ramlhe =
other points forming groups o. -
air snveloped In Ezme and smokei % 80. -
~ bupdreas nf naked Eretehes nEing hola .ls
nssssutrv. whose shouts Of vengeance - -
ineeseapilT through The woods; toe 49, 49, -, ~
e,npon. po,Fder wagons, military stores oI - ~
5.---iDtioos. ana every ordinary as Weii ~ -
f-sor3insrv I'm Of war, combined with tus es as
,,.,jtv N ne climate, formed such feebe y !
1robsbIv va never Witnessed to sucn az eAssl.
In The historT Of the world. Al MiAsnA .-I IL.
Freneh. hv 4 savage order, were oafiea olls AZ.
II snothe- village fifty men had been ouiiee -
alive. But these terrible acts Of Auocl2 -.
minor festufes: they ended in deatn, wiz ~.
psrstvelv little proiracted suiierlne- ,-i.,.s
death. % much invited, 80 solicited -
ene rith dflstory step; but 'tiil ne cains ~,
out interval Of torturing pause. 49, 80
shrss or four OF the meat painful tncioehus - -
1 vvftnessed: 1. A number Of naked ~,
,rho9e. backs had been frozen Eniie ,'sl
,-srmed fbe front Of their bodies, sas fpa e, y
burnfnr emhers of a hat. hensipies = -.
10 The chill Of the air, they bad saeeeeese ~,
turoing themselves, when the hrs cApg9t us
rorgefleS flesh, and e hard burned crust GOV
sred the whole II their backs ibe "felenes
we're still living as passed. ?. si9ty oyln6i
asked men, whose necks were isia ufol
felisd tree, while Russian men ana Holhs'i
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INS0E1cR.


Jobs ". Elan Before Thonss iIolsnan ,. P.
vs. ktt9chment against 4 non-resi-
p NJ Morrison. 5dent
FTIHK defendant~iil take Ice hat 1n aitachussi
4 has been sworn out against hi'a By the plaintiff
and a levy made o. car tsin sorrei mare, mans SD
die and brggy and ne fot tflsi en- The FIRST
DAY OF JULTs 1851, al 10 O'Clock A.. ~, heicre hs
saf3 fusfioa once in Shelby county, Tennessee
At whiA aud place the defendant is notified t. ap
pea- and Defend II he sees cease This first DAY Of
January. 1881.
ia27-E4t THOS. HOLMAN, :. P.
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WANTED
Trust Sale.

T virus Of deed Of trust executed 10 msas trustee
ID BY @. LhgonSsino, the TIA day Of June 1850 10
certain notes therein mentiOnsd payable and
indorled BY A. Boo will soil TO the highest bidder
for cash. en- Wednesday the 10 March, 1851 q certain
bot Of Eround stusted the vest Of seeord street.
between Gsyoso and Bea Streets "a said
street. running back 80 feet to alley known lot
No g. In the digisisa Of the said ground. Said
deed recorded In The registers once Shelby t
bock &c. part s pages ia t45 and 1s6. The risht
redonston is waved and the title good but oovey
trustee. Sale On the premiser at 12 O'Clock.
n. @. OAICR,
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