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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-12-10

Timber ia FIRST hands rs s. Hight ard the market 1. firm Al
so1$s Pickets ere in good request sales Of 0OO9 q
MoLA5SEs-The market Is dull and we have only to no.
tce ses Of 30 bids barbados at &c., and small lot Masco
sNAVAL SToREs-spirits Turpentine e. in moderate re-
quest at slightly ced sals Of 80 bills at 32sa
: - ~ gallon. cash mostly at ,he latter Comnlou
close sale of ao bbs at IS IS p 80 TO- Other descrp
tons are in moderate request but stocks generally small
and prices rale drny lss Of 500 b6s NO. Ron a. -
2Lsa9:;sd !, and ia I'd; reg =. 1s1
PROVislONs-Th PORK market Is steady bu. rather
quiet sales Of s75 bb at ~ 25a Y rs for Mess 5G6
Prime Mess Beef Is ia limited supply and % firm; sales Of
go bbs 50a , IL for Plain Mess and 81 SO1 10 81
SIS Bacon Il active and seedy sales Of 200 boxes Ga
Tic for Was,en IN part for January aud february delivery
and dc for Long Clear and &c. for Short do City for
time Rough Sides In good request sales 1900 ID old at
Sc Lard active steady rates for immediate bat lower
pce for fature delvery sales OF 300 bb at sd9c the
spot and 64asc for January and February delivery Cot
Hams Dressed Hogs in firm request az A 0ifc
Tie latter for City Butter and Cheese in good
quest and firm at previous rates.
RICE is dd and hear of no sales worthy Of notice.
SEEDS-Tbe inquiry Clover Seef - limited and the
market heavy; sales Of 2O bsgs at Timothy seed
is in limited demand, and heavy sales Of small lots 8,
81 sIds2 l2t per bush. Rough Flax Seed IL scarce and
wanted; ~ 65asl 70 per bush. Of IS b.
SUGARS-ihere has been a fair inquiry for Raw, and
holders are very firm a. the Close Ia consequence Of the
ceip the report the Secretary Of ne Treasury
OF dnty though the proposed increase 10
sotas $50 bids mainly cuba, at 7IGsic Refined firm.
SALTILe market is rather quiet but Arnii sales Of l3l
Liverpool Ground to arrive &c. v ack, which is an
advance.
TEAThe rnarke: is very firm pnder the from Wash.
ington. On Saturday sold 5000 h chests Green,
" Cshas Bach aud 100 Oolong
TALLO WIhe msket Is drm the demand goodj sales o.
25 OD h prime dy!c; Rough Fat Is stea6 6c cash.
WHISKY il 10 fair demand aud the msTke, Is rather
hTmeri sales Of 800 bbs at 2Osc.
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ELcrsR 1IcFEsB FL 80 r. -. ,,,, ,ho
- yS,s WI sontrs OF Excise, Of the County
HeenSes y on sesourt Of their e9Ileeh9 ,,a os
1c,c,. snted " 70 sell strong and sPriuou5
IN" and wingsn and for penalties IN pursuance
' "a Act eb4p C23, OF the Laws Of To- less zen
ksw ~ TO he g1 e 1h% h.,a.l
Sot@-The receipts from this source are oy law
OF the poor-lyide chap. ca Of 1851 sec. shd -
'isIKREsr ON TAxEs-For collections By me re
c.iver Of Taxes, ard Clerk of Arrears, Tor Interest
on Taxes in puTfua1ce Of section 20 OF chap i2i,
ss' o. .o'' 900 90
the Clerk Of Arrears for interest sccrnng uFon
purchases made blythe Corpoia Ton 1t the pubhe
Gales Of lands, for unpaid taxes assessment and
g5ooP Me'r a h1 !. % ~ chap 1 Of 1855 2o
l1rYSsy FsEs--Fo or col ecous BY tho Clerk Of the
Common Council aud the MAYORS First Marshai
, Dr zee, pPgn nS,n'.' sa'e. W 18OOO CO
Permits FoR CONNECTIONS WITH SEWERS AID
DRAivs-For collections by the Crston squeSuct
tee cap. Of the Revised ofd1ances Of 1889 1900 %
PUBIrc IssTRuCTIoN -Por the distTibuuve share
Of tle City and County Of NewYort Of the pro:
e tse q p sn9 s of the Common school e
Nofs-The receipts from this source are oy law
pledged and IeqIiTed to DO applied to tie support
MlsCRLIAsEous-For various eco %
r,.., sos 60 "a
A resolution was received from the Board Of Al
6ermen to appoint Committee 10 ascertain and re-
port whether suitable location be obtained Tor
a market on come poiat on the North River, north
Of Canal street and south Of Fourteenth street.
Mr.. PIEcKSsY spoke in strong terms OF the meas-
ure. He regarded il as an attempt al fraud, which
should be voted down. 1t concurred in, how
ever and subsequently Mr.. HOGAN, who was IN the
chair appointed us the Committee Messrs. Hogan,
Bickford, Shannon, Ottiwell, and Stevenson.
Adjourned TO Thursday.
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Markets-o,ArrrlII RErOrrrD FOR THEN. r.rs,nunu

MONDAY, Dec. g. 1901. .
ASHES steady and In fair request at IS S6s for Pots
CoTT0N-Tnerc amount Offering, though the bust
ness to-day has been limited Mdding UpAnds AID do
Gulf, may be- quoted at about 3ld3lic.
CoFFEE-1ns demand for Rio to-day has been moderate
but prices obtained sales Of 600 bags ordinary
Other options moderately sctiye sales OF 100 bags
Lsgyrs l6c and 600 mats Ceylon at poo Sec
eta,y Chases report received this afternoon recommends
the duty Coffee be aud other change to be made
FLOUR AND MEAL-A good degree Of hrnnes. prevails for
the low grades Of Western Canal Flour but the better qns'
ties very plenty and quite heavy the dsmand good
chiefly for the low export the sales comprise ~
bbs. at So asa % - for superine state and Western
s5 6jd IS IS Extra State; 75d IS 80 for the low
grades OF Western Extra *5 scds5 80 for Fancy State
aud SEA SO rs for trade brands DO Canadian Flour Is IN
ample supply and steady the inquiry fair sales OF O)
Flour Is acve the stock is liberal but the arrivals
limited aud price. well maintained; Gales of 800 bbs at
rs 75d Of rs for Mixed good supene Baltimore 49, and
80 9Od IS for Extras Rye touris steady and Ia moderate
request sales Of 200 bbls at SO 5a$4 So Buckwheat
steady, aud In limited request sales of 200 bbls at for
Jersey, ard 80 ~ for Brendywine.
% u.s. 70 quality Mackere are in better supply but
not plenty and quiet yet firm at former rates Smoked
Picked Herring ia good supply and quiet ~ sou
GRAIN-The Wheat market Is lac ~ bush frmer for
Europe further decline IN eiehts, and limited arrivals
inquiry uiBgi. lmited sale. include 2iaCO bush
Chicago spring II 229sl 23 1850 Soft spring at VI Is
western Club ~ 27iGsl 2sI q, 400 Milwaukee Club
81 2sa 81 3o $4,000 Canadian Club at III 3Od + 81 49, 500
Amber Iowa and Wisconsin at 81 81 : 32! 1890 Amber
Michigan At 81 i0dtl II 6100 Red State at 81 80 81 80
gro Red Western at S 3?d 5the inside rate for nle
ror $500 White Ohio and Indiana ut tlofl As; aud
300 White Michigan y 4SUf 80. Barley IN fair de-
maDd is r sales OF 900 BUSH 10 55c for Canada Fast
and Toe tor fair STATE Oats In ir request but low
OF liberal receps sales OF 80 600 BUSH asa &c.
for Canadian ana Western and 44diSe for State nnly a,
the inside figures Co isa shade ner az the close in
sequence Of limited urvss and easier fcghts the demand
howeye, Is lees animated At the moment ssles comprise
81 GOO bush az tlc for dsmased 6i for Eastern Miked 81
rose. for shipping do aud DC for Western Yellow.
HAYIho demand Il good and the market is lrmer salea
of l60O bales at zoe. per 100 10.
HOFSIhe demSud 10 alT, and though the receipts aTc
frequent maintained with Increased truncss
sse OF 40 bales new AZ +sc for ordinary TO selected and
l2alc for To choice yesTlugs extreme hguTes
however only he obtained small lots % very choice
Older grow tbs the market. AID sell sl'wy at extreme
low rates.
LATHS are quiet hit firm At 81 lai0Sl IS time.
LUMBER, Ae.Jhe SUPPLY VI Eastern Spruce aud fiss
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MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF gEw-YoRK...
Cleared.


sesmship-John Hart, Many Jan Juan del Nore, s. p
Orifii.hs
Ships-Csstian Proctor, Boston, Jed FRYE Co. SPEAKER
tBrl McLaueu.in New. Ross Island, VIM. Nelson Son;
Mscsuey Rogers. Genoa, Leopold huferi Lizzie Southland
Hussey, Glasgow, J. W. Elwell l. Co.; star Of the Sea,
Thcmpson London. n y. BTo0Sman Co Eliza McLargh.
lin tBr.1. Ray moud. Glasgow, Ihos. James.
BsrkS-JotanBa Lonise tBrem.b Kuck, Bremen Roger
Admiral lBr.l Ellison COX O. ]. kncx; Nes,or (Rus \,
Ziee Gloucester, Funch Meiuke Went Fanny Kirch-
ino (Old) Lange, Antserp, Rugsr Bros.
Bhs.--Below, Hodeden. Boston G. c. Oyerion; Scotland
Fpaacis Bagbsdoes N. Chatter Alice Orb Erda.e Ms
faegos Tucker Liitoournei Mar AaIriner Mariner,
Queenstown Brett, Co.. Mountain Esge Pray, Der
muda, Smith, Jones Co.
Schooner-Expedite. Beebe Providence L. Seuny Orion,
Hart Boston Jed Frye Co HannaLeit Jsez Stanford,
master; Charles H. Moler, Allen, Ma'anTsa J. b. Gaseri
Whistler Presbrey Taunton, MASTER hoau'h Lee Ports
mouth n. II 5. w Lewis CO.. Garland Norton, Eliza
boi bpor,. +. Talbot Co. Earl Muigeve. Campbell, Aux
Cages II. Becker Graevei Alma (Brl. Eide"kin Aux
stesner.~COl vies Root. Philadelphia J. BAnd Bristol
Charles Philadelphia, J. Hand
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-12-10

Total s2437,9 $50 %
The bullion fund amounts to 81 02, l67. There is
S62S, 067 unavailable in the insurrecIionary States
The recommendations of the Secretary Of the
Treasury, whose report will be found in another
column, in regard to national currency will probably
meet with general acceptaon. They are not SO
radical as was generally anticipated, and have not,
We think, been sufficiently digested. They will
prove less offensive to the banks at present in exist
ence than some of them feared, and cannot affect to
any important extent the banks Of this city, the cir
cuaton Of which lie only about eight millions, all of
il secured by deposit of securities ut Albany,
which can be transferred without difficulty to WASH
ngtoD. In New England and other States where no
securities for circulation are required by banking
laws or charters, and where a large portion Of the
profits of the banks is from circulation the scheme
Of the Secretary nadoped, will work adversely and
meet with strong opposition. Absracty the premises
Of the Secretary must be admitted, that uniform
currency for the whole country secured by pledge OF
Government Stock and redeemabe in specie, is very
desirable; but that the plan of the Secretary is the
best that could be devised may be fairly questioned
and also the justice Of crippling the bankswheh have
just loaned $50 goo 900 to the Government by tax
ing their circulation 80 Us to drive it in. On the
whole tie scheme, we think, will meet with no ser-
one opposition from the bank officers OF this city, al
though some of them are bitterly opposed to it.
The bank statement shows about the changes an-
ticipated. The loans show a decrease of nearly
three millions, considerable portion OF which ID
from the maturing in commercial obligations. The
deposits, on the contrary, have declined from the
payments iuto the Sub-TreGeury on account Of the
loan. Tie mercantile deposits chow steady in
crease. The specie reserve is up, notwithstanding
tie payment OF $4,000 $50 into the Sul-Tieasury.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-12-10
Decreise.................

Decrease. S3b3z 70
Tie exchanges at the Clearing House this morning
were $2i go ,52j 90.
The National Bank Note Company are preparing
the new United States twertyyear stock with great
dispatch. A proof has already been forwarded to
Washington. II reflects great credit on the en-.
grayers. The frst installment of the Registered
bonds viii probably be ready TO be Transmitted to
Washington on Wednesday or Thursday.
Tie following is the United States Treasurer
monthly statement of Nov. %, 1861, showing the
amount TO his credit:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-12-10
ortmept will assist the r.,r,s,v

-. n mi. department viii assist the .nI.ary
titsen r,,es in strictly enforcing tho" There is al
s sssSS large military lOrc: this State which is
ss;,y increasing IN numbers and increasing in organ
Iation and discipline. 10 few weeks this force
viii be able not only to expel or punish All traitors
and rsbels but also TO strike the enemy Ills strong
holds.
XII. All communications relating TO prisoners Of
war win he directed to the Provo tMarshalG
10 be by him hid before the Commanding General
daily, ut orderly hours. BY order Of
Major. Gen. HALLECK.
J. c. KBLToS, A. A. O.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-12-10
pnsscpeers Arrived

In steamship AJyica, from Liregooi aud Queeas,orn-
Mrs. Tiou and child Miss Cooper Mr. D. Mayer and lady
Mrs. Brown brs Patrick and three maid servants Miss j. ~.
M Ritter, Sykes jr, John Dowol aad lady Mrs. Stuart
and two daughers L. simon Q. A. Jackson O. u Crow, r..
Brlggiolti, G. c. Walker, H. CEowther. H. Roihwe, Mr.
Wild 3 Fleischmsnn. Mr. Graham. H. Scultier, Ensign
Knipe L. Gille,, Mr. Griffith the Hon. Maj. Arson, L.
Wide J. Murphy +. Lawey, Aaron Ooodrel. J. Orgi Il.
X Oril j. Patrick, l3oy and child Mites McDouga, Mrs.
Guiete Mr. Erman Mr.. McCsrmic, Lieut-c Col WyHdhss,
r. TAFT Lloyd, Jas. Miller.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-12-10
Receipts Of Produce.

DEo: o5isj7 bbs Flour 3l7 bill. Com Meal Ooa bags
Corn Ne l. 4y3 bags Dat Meal 2.55T bb Whisky, 1884
bulh Wheat, 38 bush Corn 6523 bush. Oats 6li2 bush.
Rye lO6 bush Malt f48 BUSH Seed 23iO pkgs Provis-
hogs.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-12-10
,,a,,sc,s-Report,aBy 5sysoraok.

PHILADELPHIA Dec 9--sLOUR dull a. So "a for Super.
fine WHEAT active and advanced lc White az 81 $50
50; Red, 31G 81 40 CORN, active; Old Yellow, &C.;
New 53d5Gc OATS sctye at 4cc Pork steady Mesa Poi
$lJd sl3 so. LARD, &c. WHISKY dull 81 20Gllc.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-12-10
Live stock on the Ny. and E-ic Railroad.

CANPVILLE N.ondsY, Dec. 2, IS5I.
For the week ending Monday Dec. go Of Cattle
1870 cars of Hogs II of sheep Of Horses ado 2e
Of Live stock 2j OF Express freight Increase 50
cars Live Stock. % total.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-12-10

MINIATURE ALxASAc.
~un-Ri..,,Tii sets........4:33 Moon-Seta IL SO
HiGH WATER THIS
sandy Hook. I:i3 Gov. Island. 233 HelCas.,. t:H
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-12-10
BOARD OLE COUNcJLMEN.

For nine years 3334l8 &c 63l So s77477s7 40
g. The Board Of HedPToyision s made for the conpen.
stion Of the Resident Physician for his services Agent
sbe Board OF Heath and Tor the expenses which m0y be in
cured by sad Board beyond the amounts estimated al pro-
vided for under Other heads, as follows;
Board o. hean..'. $IOOOO w
10 Tse CoSmission0s Of HalhThe necessary expenses
OF this Commission and Of the Beard Of Health except
Salaries provided for by appropriations under the coCn,
the City Inspectors Department For the
at selaTes the following The estimated amount required
s.laries-Commissoners Of Health......... a63i5 90
H. Ere DepaymentA expenses connected with the ma
chimes aud apparatus Of said Department with the SON
OF and repairs TO tue buildings required the nae
same being estimated and provided by the
proposed for expenditures by the Street Department
the following comprises the only additional items 10 be pro.
vided Tor viz:
te Alerr Tell 5000 90
fsSTics-fire Department.. JSJOo OO
97ZVVO W
T. UaslJs Building 0Gc0I following is The amour.
required Tor the payneD, Of the salaries Of tue officers p
pointed under the act Of C0 to provide against uIsa.e build
tDcs:
salasies-Uns:fe Building l34CO 90
- lie Hoard 1ss0ysn addition TO the e1Iclses OF
necessary supplies &C., provided for under tie sIpol nate
beds, the following mount Is required, viz:
6hiaiies--kosrd Of COO ~
H. The Lsaga al CommtsssOhert Of NE Central PdrkIbe
following IL tke amount called for by the ComnisioBe:
Genital ParksaiBtensnce and Government Of. 3l %
Nv. TnK CITY G)URTs;
For the of The Justices Clerks and attendants
81 the Ditiet tCivil, Courts and the Police District Courts
TIE following PIoyisicDjs reqeIedlo 10 made via
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-12-10

the estmdfed nf, ,equiyef
10 be appropriated and pTorded fer The upp OF ihe sdl
D,plrlments aud branches Qf the CITY G0tT ,nngnt
L 49, -uarar Ari.-H u 4 Z.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-12-10

Total...... slo,67olcO So 9403,3eo IS 2,9oJsIO IS
Oyerdrats Assistant Treasurer, slWs97 10
yerdrss Assistant Treasurer PHILADELPHIA. 2708iO 69
Oyerdrafts Assistant Treasurer San fIalcisco. y60l 20
OyeIdrats Depository at Balimore........... 20 10
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-12-10
Totsl...............,.,,,.........
INTEREST ON THE CITY d

REDEMPTION OF THE CITY DEBT.
The following ins,alments, payable from taxation
in 1862 are required TO be provided for by suitable
appropriations, viz:
Public Stock for rebuilding Tonpkns Market.. $1,000 90
Pubc Building StOck Nc. 3.........,..... O00O on
Public Education Stock of l653................ 46o7 20
In addition TO the above, provision il required TO
be made for the redemption of the following extra
eriinary Loans, viz:
Union Defease Fund Bonds, payable ,ooooo
Less amcupt already redeemed 63aOO-s 93C 200 90
BonS, PAYABLE lot july lSSs... 100000 90
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-12-10
Tho following is comparative statement OF me
u.a;,;on Of the banks Of New-York City, Nov. 81

al, Lean, Specie, Circulation ana Dtps,' s ~
Bsn2. he CRY Of Nev York sr Ge rseS OF co.
- Dee. g. lsol, 10 SAies % atrsd be c'p"A'" ""
Bank. -.---..--------
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-12-10
The Mlrankee Sentinel sayr:

Affairs are gradually shaping themselves In compliance with
the regulations Of the banking law and the indications
are that business will be moving along smoothly
could desired The only complsnt present IS Of
city OF money aud 40 soon Of the public mind will
warrant banks In expanding their line Of dcounts TO
liberal extent the stusency in this respect viii quickly
dsappear Exchange not plenty neither that Il
very for all Of the bsnks sell large amounts daily
n cent premium. They, however still limit sales the
that Of who have Eastern emtances
make aud this commission merchants end others to
supply from other The brokers sell free
~ at "A y cent premium.
The brokers con:iuue to ask 1l62 " cent for gold. bx
can be had for by asserting the currency and presenting 1t
at the redeening agencies they do not sell much these
figures The banks ofer specie at par fer drafts on New
York.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-12-10

TIC cashier OF NeW-1 ORR Dank WTILts % q CDItt-
fpondent in Buffalo, under date Dec 5, as follows:
There is person visiting the West passing of forged
che the Shoe and Leather Bank In the OF Charles
Il. Leupp Co., snd certified, 'Good-kissam! LeupPs
checks appear TO be private with the Ct the firm at the
end Tie whole forged Possibly the rogue may give you
@ call"
The P0HsrWc Miners Journal Of Saturday says:
The years shipment by railroad closed the 39h Novem
her, which l. The cad OF he fse al year Tuus.
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zT1Ac7s max I'M SOT1cs o. IN NASHVILLE rs.ss
EnszR Ese SasI.zlzs C5l sO,1 a-d .6zlvlsz5.

"esA sork as tAis needed net ony n America bui
SIN Hnrope % arrest us aenon OF The critic dsge preju
diee attract tbs general reader 20 eoRfound ths oeisn
and 70 ntEt he End b. novel aid stirring pa SECS b.
'oVerN elaing and oInest tush and BY pu and pleas 4
Iys. Ihsy make not "a slightest reference party ant
ey and exclusively directed 70 the utionaTy
pset Of the onsi issue forced upon By NORTH
sen By aPhesl phs Statesmen and patriot hs sea- and
sus far eaough distas 70 hsr and discern It's RIM ling
3of the coming It I'm Il ISIS profound Jet captiVaf
zs Eork, ne IRON IL direct bearing upoa he reas
"IsVeluton row progress .
sra Book prenoane by critics most phiIosoph
cal ard SEeAensiv exposition Of TIE question African
Slavery and the power ful Vndtion CT ssuhern cv
Eation thai has Jet EppeareS from the press written
style Of GeWA9 that renders highly every
Intelligent reader and gives evidences 81 deep thought extern
ave research large Acquaintance With Tie sop1es Of The
AboItisn k0o both in Europe ana merea hussac
devotion 70 the Institutions Of the e0uth
are pleased learn tAar the Suhor bas with rssf er
sy, rendered lis entire proceeds paying tie pub
cstisn tie ladies the soh ier Hospital Relief kocey
SashTile and that the proposition has accepted b. Mrs
FELICIA @. FeAIE1, President ef tie ASSOCIATION Z"
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.Nsza 81 Ss.asas. 0ar...ssa As.eeae..

kr. Williams has nsds nook which al aid Ike 70 have
reeA EcrePs, b translated and into their languages
and e IL WORK il hAsng up AID correcting public Osnon
which the Eng 5h and EoZhoEn have Pslned upon the
world Tkeresder Should bear In that tess Ietterl
we're written IN Consantnopo, though prblsdio Nashville
As s writer setu-Atey predicted events that
pirsd, unce the lax Of the manuscript de0 bat
cosAdeoSe n his general Epeculaons hu dsd u gne
philosophy Hs tone Is calm and thoughtful his hurizob ceay
and vide fAs partisan Is sunk in tie Asrien Hs position
ah-oad Haresfer Afforded hin opportunities possessed By but
lev 81 h1 HsW eeuarJueH, for acquiring iht into the
real s1tnonS and fseli0, and geel Uable sRttnent o.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-12-15
For The Nashville Unlan sud n neIn.
The wIfe's Appeal.
to he TFivss Of TtanssSss


BIZ Kris. ANNA HEARS.
Up husband GEAR, and leave ;hese hsW'si
Thy bleeding country esllSl ---
No time to dJly mid the E1E'Fs,
: Or Iousge IN, fsEtiFe haIisi o.
Cpl up a Co.. TIE armo bright
TIA brave me- al 81. ND WearI
seizS thy sword, ihs' knsWB 60 blight
and haste the strife to sharei
Ivnuld ros have the to ~ row-
Tho trembling is ny heart e-
10 With quiYeTi1g IL, am pailid brow,
I'd bid thee siil, p-rti .----..
.-, would not b We thse liz ger here,
das ard By my SIDE
kHsdo thy VIE nd b NJ are dear,
But where's thy manly pgidsf
Lit li-ti the cannon. eoOripg seurd
Err N "Rencnt's battle Geld p
Hssts {. the 'ds-k .. d bloody grsuad"
-u Aren9fH9 bIsds to Weld
Thy noble FrO.hers Strss he plA;n-
Wounded, esad aad dyingl
Tennessee blood be valleys stain,
But her foe Is flying!
And abe wi l have brilliant page
In after years 70 show;
Der 70 oSs II s'orn the age,
I'll { frees her from the fysi
Then hSste NJ hus a-d dsaF, a7d plses
Upon he rol tsy name,
That it IN sfser ears nay grace
lofty spot In fsmsl
$50! may the eagls's fright b. thiz.i"
No eoolng dove at thou -
Gather laurel t7rsatA, and twins
The ehaPls round tay .hrovi
DraE thy sword ron its usy shssth,
And stand among The brSTsf
The land thy faihfrs did sques.h,
From the base iHsGFer save!
Thsn up NJ love sd ave thsss b9H'FsI
Thy NEEDING country calls
No tine to daily mid the h1E'rs,
Or louBgs in festive halls
seiEe Thy Ewors that knows no blight,
And haste Ire rife 10 Ehsrs
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6PnoIAE E0ElUA--Ens OnIss aHs AnEsuAn y eOsssSs-
q sels spon y Can sgssas ag Peps,s sys Gsoo1sb
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