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GenerOI Orders...No. n
FoRT HENRY, TENNESSEE RIVER

Having received marching orders, all absent offs
GERS and men belonging to the 10th Regiment are
dirt cted to join the Regiment Immediately By or
der of A. HERMAN, Col. Commanding
w. L. MCCONNICo, Adiutant
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General Oroers, No. As.

UeuerAI URdeIb9 NO. 4S'
Fort HENRY, Tenn. River,
August 23d, 1861.
All absent officers and soldiers belonging to this
Post are directed to join their respective commands
Immediately. BY orders of A HERMAN
Col Commanding at Fort Henry. 81.
W. L. MCCONNICo Adiutant.
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We are indebted to Mr.. A. D. BERRY fora copy of
the Cincinnati Commercial of late date.
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NoRTB ALABARA.

gEIIs houTisng school opened its eighth annual tern ID
inst vi Ii full Fsea and large and steadily increasing
number Of pupils.
Pupils charged from beginning Of the month during which
they The location is safe and pleasant. Catalogues
snng full PARTICULARS application the President.
Ooniederate Bonds and Treasury Notes taken at per-
Hups.vIlls. Ala, Sep. 20, 'sI-diTa '''''''
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y = % FOE SALE By !" ~
Adr@s J. MCPHERSON & CO.,
September ., '6l-d3m ALrSr, O..
A FEW select day hosrders aad two small families
IN viii be received in q nice private residence,
Reference given and required. Address
septl6-dlW RIM A., Post Once, or this Once
CNOUNTRY JEANS, Socks AND LTNSRYs,
" constantly on saleby BENZ. ?. saIELs 4 CO.
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a lAREssMLN WANTER-At this Office a good
Pressman, to whom liberal wages will be given
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Those having friends In this regiment, wishing to
send packages of any Lind can do by sending the
same to the commission house of RENG f. SHIELDS
& Co.. to the care of Maj. A. WISN, who will leave
on Monday, Oct. 18th.
N. B.-Msjor WNN has left with US te,0 pscks
ofIetters for distribution which those having friends
in the 10th Regiment (Co Bittles) will please call
and get
Oct4>tl4th B.f.S. L Co
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Gov. Morgan, of New York, has been appointed
MAJOR General of Volunteers =
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FIFTH WARD.

Aldeman-GoDERKY NJ. FOes Csuncilmen-RIruARD @
VARDKER aud JORDAN P COLEMAN will serve if elected.
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Edwin James, the eminent Eogiish Barrister, Is
stopping st the Fifth Avenue Hotel in New York
Bombastes Butler is 81 the same hotel. Prince CO
joinville is at the BrevOort House.
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FHFMONT's ARREST CoNF1RmEDI

Gen. PIics Marching Toward Bonneville
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EFNHE eopartnsrsbp heretofore existing between the
signed, under the Arm Of IHOsPsOS, sPRRY & Co,
day dissolved mutaai consent John n. ry and
be ~ Spsrry retiring from the TIE business siI
tud By Mr.. Tbonpn under the firm style Of ROsT
THOMPSON who will pay all claims against the old firm,
and Is alone authorized the firm in qui6arion
ROBT. THOMPSON.
JOHN y. SPERRY.
HENRY SPERRY
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Maps Of the SCENTS of Wa
Takes, Taxes, Taxes.

EEo TsxpaysT ef DaAicsOn county: We, the Tax col
of the STATE and County, Railroad
every district in said county and have oced Ourselves
ia the hOuse, ia Nashville, where
eEery except Sundays, Tia ppose receiving
snd all those that do not by tie 18th Of October
nax fad thsr accounts in the hands OF oer for col
lection thereon We compelled have and
the hardness OF the pes, do hope will pay
taxes without cost J. G. BRILEI; Railroad Collector.
X. oHADWELL, STATE and County,
ssp.enber2I '6l-W4t
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Notice

s :: $i. :. : E. q: ' s'i' q '
- So E,Ge A. ". BUTLER, Secretary.
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SECOND MOUNTAIN REGmENT.-This regiment was
organized at Camp Z)llcofer, near Livingston,
Tenn, on the ash September, by the election of the
following officers
JOHN p. MURRAY, Colonel
JSHNArHLx ElraERLEY, 1t Colonel.
JAMES z. TOLBERT. Major.
JONI C. COOPER, Chaplai.,.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-10-09

Secretary Of State to furniah the General Assembly
an abstract of the census Of 1860, showing such
facts as are necessary in making q proper appor-
toument of the State and that the same be printed
which was adopted uader suspension of the rule
Ush OF THE HALL.
Mr.. JONES offered resolution rendering the use
Of the Hall Of the House of Representatives to W.
n. Biho, Esq, on Saturday night to make public
speech on the topics of the day. The resolution
lies over under the rule -
And then o 4a -
On motion Of Mr.. MARTIN, Of Wilson, the louss
adjourned to half past nine O'Clock to morrow
morning. ss
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CAPT RAPHAEL SsNNEs I-Cspt. Semnies, the gal:
liant commander of the privateer Sumter, was a
volunteer officer in Worths staff in the march from
Vera Cruz to the city of Mexico. At the close of
the war he lived in Mobile county, and at Spring
hill wrote his book ''Ahoat and Ashore which is
decidedly, in all kinds of literary merit, superior
to any book on the subject.
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GREAT FLOOD IN THE ONO.
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ERGISLATIVE UNION AND AMERICAN.
A few copies of this work, bound, for
the Sessions Of 1878 and 1859 60, can
be procured by applying at this Office.
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BF.S.&Co.

nEtRV4T5 WAIVED EoR TIE MCCAIN ZoUAVEs.-
80 or 4Orecruits are wanted to complete this com
pany. THIS company will be attached to Col An
GLADE'S Zouaye Regiment to be armed with the
latest and most approved Rifle; will be drilled in
the regular zouave drill and viii 60 Into camp ip
medately. Recruits are wanted Cor the term Of u
months.
ARPly 10 the Undersigned on College street two
Doors north of Broad.
n. o. BRooKs, Captain,
Formerly of Col. Ra'ns' Regt, Tenn. Vol
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WANTED
Dissolution

VHyO exchange twenty two acres Woodland in the vicinity
OF Na,hYlls Tor city property Negroes. Apply TO
) 3. R. Ray.
SEPT ii State 0aDitaI
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For Sale,

YOUNG ard likely negro woman with one laughter about
~ five Of The good house servant
good COOK washer and roEer and fair Apply
I. b CHILDRESs.
sep@l-dlW AZ Cherry street.
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A s sES e ;sis. AWE. CO.
Gets IN
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Ready.NTade CIOfbing
RenOVed.

DENJ FsHgLDs CO havejust received large invoice,
which the consgner wishes to in lot bargain.
seps4-dn BENZ. p. ShIEL' & co.
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GSGLER WASTED.-Apply at the camp of the Texas
Rangers at the Fair Grounds.
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MICRO girl between the age Of eight and twelve years
X for nurse, Address j., this Oaiee. ocs2-lt
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HAVE removed ny Shoe establishment to Market street, No
5Us the public square, door Morrow &
where woud be pleased former snd friend
And shall sndeavO al all tim keep hand general assert
ne t Of Home Made Boots and shoes, IN as grea.
variety and Low the price Of materials wilt justify,
Army boots AMI shoes and all kinds OheaTy work store
7 made TO order. -
Highest market price paid for Hides and Leather.
seU9U-g JAMES W. HAMILTON.
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CITY NOTICES.

More TaKIOTs Wanted.
Forty Cutters are wanted in the Quartermaster's
Department to cut clothing for the army Steady
work and good pay. Apply at Office, Public Square
near the Suspension Bridge.
G. ". CUNNINGHAM,
Assistant Quartermaster.
Sept. 18th, l86l-dlw
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Attention, tennessee Cavalry
IS ,a sss .5 a % eSsR g'Es
Green. Ky. fOrthwith % ANBAA" 6 a. cavalry
tanb Bowling GTeen eeps. 20 49,
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ST. CLOUD HOTE
Enr SnIP.

LARGE lot Of Singers best No Sewing Machines espt
N cay adapted to the manufacturing Of Army Clothing
&C. All and in good order, having been as-d
Apply to JAMS WHELEss, ksq, Nashville, Tenn
oct2d2F j. o. WIRELESS.
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New Orleans markel, Oct. a.

We Roted 10 lat weekly reYieE that t lperksn9 re-
esips OF oar leading staple although Of raing e1t had
been regarded with Jealous crury and little
Stree which, In order 70 arrest the msVeusnf and hi
with the general Th Of The trade Governor on ne state
mas promu rated Proclamation warning masters ana en
s OF ste5ot' and other water craft from and afsf ts
sth iDs; Cotton must be brouht 70 New Orleans or within
i0rheatons above CarToos those beIos the city ard c
ehatn nek 70 m lake, and that all steamboats,,
Ton on eoard however snail the arriving within
prescribed limits, viii be forthwith placed charge Of Al armed
h9fee Aad escorie tAboEe the points Indicated.
IN me meantime the receipts continue about The
le seaie IS previously noticed consisting mostly Ct
o ~ pauters pressing emergency
VI ,oure a-r the loth there will be arrivals either
~ me river or BY railway until Ihsrs Be change pub
&c oy we also notice, among the Iriccpa in The
3Aet ne provisional seizure BY the Governor, Saturday
Iase AL The Pork IN whether frst second hands
VI Wednesday hoEeTer, under iEstrue from Riehon
aonlt which hal been seized released afterwards
ers at hrs asked SIS in nuyng 400 bbs sU
eollrisiAg nearly the etire sale WehaYe
teIi4l change % notice In the general msrkeE
Witn more favorable weather. latest from
eror are less dcouagng with regard the growing eTops
put mere can D No doubs that serious has esulted beth
ron Wers and the protracd rainy weather which have
Mad eccason % lOtice for time Past.
COIION-Ihs market has shown rather movement,
ne sales comprising 81 bsles Saturday. 10 Monday,
- bales Tuesday, Wednesday 100 yesterday, and
% 70 day making total AS We general QUO
SAfon as they Eonld be entirely Bonnsl, but hat
vr5n5ry 70 Good Ordinary has sod a. and Low Mddn
to Middlny ats9SI. ass
Weeks receipts baeS last year A. 403 Total since Sept
j. l5Gs last year 1887. Weeks exports rome. Weeks
exports zstyear 2O Total exports year ST. There
hive been no exports reported this ysar
ETtTEtFrrr OF COTTON
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Mr.. JONES offered resolution requesting the
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For Rent from Ist Of October, 1861

TWO story Brick Dwelling, Ewing Avenue, four large
besides ktheE, servants room, cellar, and wool
house. viii sell portion Of the Furniture. APplytO
e. h EWING & CO,
EAdlW Corner Church IN COLLEGE Streets
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Gold. Gold, Gold Wanted.
VETR wish to purchase s.. 900 in Gold.
Wv COOKE, BAILEY CO.,
October LIST, Gl- div No. Inn Block.
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mOIassrs Cheaper than Bacon at Cents
~ BBLs. Superior Sugar ReRnNry Mola'ses Just re-
IN esiVed ard for sac by PAYNE, JANIS 4 co.
kashyiIle. Oeober 4. 6I-a3t
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Lost,

LOST,
an yeztsrdly double Po;tet Bsd containing SI5 mostly
in dollar tiIs The finder viii rewarded BY leaving
Il at this cf6es. octj-N
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Stove AND HOLLOW WARE
FOUNDR

Broad Srsci, beyond N q C. RGlrOada
Nashville, Tennessee.
.rI undersigned has purchased the ab0Ts Foundry OF NJ
rfi5, and is prepared . I'll Al oraessf srOV Es
TTflW WAKE and others CA-rINds. a. the sh,rtest
oti ia at prsss which viii object Tor dealers 70
pa,roniFe hin MS HorH sl n2s 0aly y me best
and no sn nc sane artie -
be bought abroad ara inpor OK a1aaetaned hers He
ssPiI din zr-r-. J.LoyELL.
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$50 Reward.
WILL give the above reward for the apprehension snd de
II cry 70 me Of
ANDE Il SON,
taken out OF the State IS taken and secured that
lean him he may have left here with Re.
HlSnts may still be about town
Description
with short close large ard prominent lips ere Of
teeth rather SLOW spoken has slight the Of the
neck the effect Of weighs about lO bs Gout feet 10
inches high and is II or ls years old.
% diff " L LAWRENCE
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LouI.vI,Ie and NashvtiIe na,Iroaa.


EINTIL further notice frsghs shipment BsWnggreeE
intermediate points will be receivel uDtl O'clock
sepI0 J. d. PHLEEGER, Agent
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Report 81 the Tennessee H0sPItaI A sHecIa,
tlonS frOha Its OFganIzaltOns august lat
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AN ACT amend Incorporating the Insurance Com
pany The Of Virginia Of Richmond, passed Mach TO-
1861
Be enacted by General As1euhy, The hr,t and
second sections passed ~ 1883 entted an act
Incorporate tie insurance. Conpanyof the State Of Virginia
Of Richmond be and the hereby amended AID
ed a 70 read follOEE
Sec l. Be enacted by tbs General Assembly Of Virginia.
That James AIford JONES yelling GOddn, Daniel D.
hereafter them,
shall an they hereby constituted and nade bOdy polite
coTporte style the Company
Of the Sta Virginia by style
with all rights ard privileges conferred, and made subject
Virginia, applicable to such corporations and not ncOnsen
with the provisions Of this ,
The capital stock Of said corpo ation shall net
thn buadred ihsusand dollars than lsn
dollars, divided snty Eve dollars each.
This act shSll be force from its passage
B0LLIAG " HAXALL, Pres.
o. 2. BREszz, Secretary.
STATK VIRGINIA, CTTT OF RICHMOND, to-Eit:--
Personally appeared before Nttuy Public for Ne city
Aforesaid, B5lng Haxali, Pres9 and Bresee Seeea
Of the Insurance CoaPany Of the State Virginia and made
OATH that TIE within stkment Of the sfars Of said company
correct snd true.
Given under ny hanF this lssh day Of September 1851
J. L. APPEksoS, n. P.
The undersigned continue tie PCIe eliA-
bic company and settle losses prompt '.
II X. Il P. P. PECK, Agents.
Colonnaie BUILDING confer Ch-rry and Dead rex sts
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A GENTLEMAN wiahes to purchase, for his own use,
strictly No house servant For possessing superior quail.
tiles nurse, seamsree5 &C., liberal prise will bep2d
Apply at City HOTEL - octI-h
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Recruits WanIc
NaShViIIe Gun Factory.

BIN FORD desires to form company Light In snt
VE those desiring volunteer will please report hemv
at No. Z, Cedar street, Public Square seP27-diT
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Mr.. MARTIN, of Wilson, introduced 8 bill to IN
crease the pSy of the enlisted volunteers of Ten
nessee increases the pay Of privates and
the State, and spplies as well to those who shall
hereafter volunteer as to those now IN service ]
Passed frat reading.
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The twentieth Tennessee Regiment.

Kasa.ille, oct. G, '6I-dcw
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ASSISTANT DOOR KEEPER.

For Assistant Door Kseper the following gentle
men were put in nomination: Anderson Hill of
Knox, c. NJ Cowardin, of Davidson, J. F. Brown, Of
Decatur, D. J. Craig. of Maury, John c. Bransford,
of Smith and A. Kantz. of MeMinn
On the third ballot, Mr.. Hill, having received q
majority of the Ygtes castWas declared duly elected
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MIR MARTIN of Shelby, offered resolution
providing for joint committee whose duty it shall
be to report bill at the earliest day practicable
districts and also into districts for the eectinn of
Senators and Representatives in the General
Assembly.
The rule having been suspended the resolution
as adopted,
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The SPEAKER annoupced the election of Princi.
pal Door Keeper N order; when the following gen
tlSpen were put in nomination: John W. Barry,
OfDavidson, N. S. Brautley, of Davidson, James H.
SlemOre, Vim. Il. Burke, of Wilson. Terranes
Kirby, of Simmer JabeE G, Mitchell, of Warren,
by, and A ]. McNsbb, of Rutherford
On the third BALLOT, Mr.. Mitchell having received
= majority of the votes cast was declared duly
elected
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1861-11-28

LE-

As IscIDEsT WITH MoRAL.-A
EAs5hiE in one of the regiments oa
afe tBosomac narrates the case o1sa
sek lsslEer. which strikingly illustrstss
fke aeasoning of many men in NE
szn5ss md ont Of It. Some one Aad
aseniibued to the soldier the case ofzhe
EeraioSter who was sentenced t63e
saot for sleeping on his post. During
ne sses7hg following. the fever sett6g
h3vsdlestly. the SICK man imagined 1sat
kaws3 the one sentenced to be shoE<-
The surgeon being called, the following
0uversstion ensued: 3
orfDbctor, I am TO be shot in Tie
eornthg, and wish you to send forabe
easPhin. ] desire to make all mesa
fafysfreparations for my end" ot
ST'fhey shall not shoot you; I leill
tkeieare Of you. Whoever comesto
take you from here. / viii have them
xrfestedand put under guard" aSi
se"Wih you, dear doctor? Thank
sen thank you-well. then, you need
sdt fshd for the Chaplain Just yst."se
veThe Chaplain. in mentioning the ID.
cidehs adds: "How like sinners at
bomef'
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"a R6PIDrrY IN WAR.-Posterity will
hedly believes tbat Iins single cam
paigE all Italy was conquered; three
srmie were successively destroyed;
more than fifty cOlors captured; 4o,-
e0OhA ustrains forced to lay down their
srms; and lha, all these wonders uere
achieved by general (Napoleon) enly
tvesE-seven years old. and at 4he
head Of French army of only $4,000
mems EkIfd -oRi -
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Administrators A Sale Of
Real EsIatesls = liEh


TN pursuance of an order granted bY The
Il Probate. Court Of Gsllia County. Ohio, 4
viii offer fot bale st poSl4 Edetion oohltke 5Oth
day Of Notehber, A. DiIe6l, at 1l1pleieck
forenoon ofFbat day, upon the prempess the
following described real estate situate al the
county Of esllis. State nf obio. T q much
thereof as may yibeIassSss&y % Ps7 sbel ss6ts
of said estse. to-wit: ThsHorhesstsq9srtkr
of the south Eest quarter ofseetiep thirty hys
(35) in township SIX. (6) OF range sIxteen;
the he southeast oussssf u III soui6 3 e QUARTER
of section ttiifty-fve. (35) in totPshik si4sf61
of range szteen, (l6J that, lies on the west
side Of Rafcoon creek, supposed TO BE thirty
acres, morsbr less; appraised q $3.50. Also
ten acres of of the north side Of thsznofth
half Of the southeast quarter of sectioa tysn-
ty-seven. @7) in township six. (6) Of range
sixteen; (16J appraised at $50. Also tbs
remainder of the north half Of the southeast
quarter Of sectionstv shty y-sssen, ,f27) in town
ship six, (6Yof range sixteen, (l6) subject 2
the widows dover on said last described
tract Of land; appraised at the sum Of S4O0i
all of the above described tracts of land being
in the distret Of lands subject to sale at Chill
Eeothe, Ohio eeeo5T asaussan
Terms Of ssale-One-third Of said purchase
money PAYABLE in hand; one-third in one year
and one thifdin two years; deferred payments
to bear ineest from dat of sale. and be Sc
cured BY nprtgage on the premises sold tn:
sale will eapmence on the first described
premises, ming on the west side Of Raeeoor
creek and opposite of David Wickline's in
Raccoon tosbship. 9uas
As witness my hsndthis ssth day Of Oct
a. wM. wADDELL, ad,1 kdm'fa ~
de Sonis non of John White, deed.
Oct. 81, fS6l. smEs
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rrr+ 80 49,
follewipg from the Philadelphis satEqr- E
saxfo y one q tSs ,s most s Ss4otlisl tribute:
Unit the hefeie oea.no' oeh' s5On nas cAi'eo
AssA.gGsns sd 10 1olseslssb sls-g s'oo
The saddest song Of sorrow; Lsa;-sv ~
Drop tears, Q cloudss in gentlest rain
n-s.tbs % sn. y. ve T;nSs v@,r soits., .;gb
eWeep ao5xxefhss ~ In dsxv spisn5ok. eoc ,Aos
- Nm 10 l1sev.u,ai bn,. to dfe. .v7a-isr1
ant nevsr to Surrender. -
xaFr75sns es I'm hoq0 D-sc2i FsAA
ap, rose serena the August sun,;s NJ tssb
Unon that dsy Of glory:
epeutAd hem mdsEet sha fFdm gun osaloss =
sgs4 z nnsrsT d ~ nsIlij ssIlijr'tsf' 'ilp'A =
.1f5Sss fsssIst,Ss a r,SssS hisn3e5idifa FlsIad
yVIs-. - t5s hsels,s snvrx .osli, 4, =,
~ ~ ~ (, liz III eonfended. ~
so 81 1srs jsy zesS eEislxa 70 Ec1
Four tbousaad men, ss brave and true
tlAsg'er went forth m daring, 'seAS
Un6n ths fa thst Iora;tg threwss sc i-
M .srsrc4b 81 their despairinr.
Tbsy tesred not iestf-uasn biess tie sfeld' 1
aTs.i nstFiot soldiers ,dieAo6Ef RS
Fair Frsedom's cause was sword and shield,
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Ms r.nki ali rent and oorv
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From o brave band d,waszinging---o0 Ia
ahead us, and we win stop, or die,
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