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AN ORDINANCE
To Guard the state rro,n Invasion

To Guard the State frora Invasion by gea.
Frc, The People Of The Stotc Of LouiSiana do de-
clare and ordaln, and it is hereby declared and
dained:
Frat, That any pilot Or branch pilot holding H.
cense or commission under the laws of this State or
any other person who shall conduct any armed yes.
ael belonging to the Government Of the late United
States, into either OF the mouths of the Misss-
sppi river, or into the AtChafalaya river or up
either of said rivers, or into any bay or bayou
leading into the interior Of this State, shall be
subject TO indictment in the First District Court
Of New Orleans, and, upon conviction, shall be
be imprisoned at hard labor not less than Ave
that the Governor of this State shall have power to
suspend the operation Of this ordinance whenever
hexrnay deem it advisable.
Second That the Governor Of this Stata is hereby
empowered to cause all buOys and beacons in the
channels leading into the rivers above mentioned,
and alllandmarks that may serve as guides for ves
sells entering said FLYERS, to be removed whenever
in his opinion the public safety may require such
removal.
Third That the Governor of this State is hereby
authorized and empowered to remove any plat or
branch pilot from office whenever he may have
good cause TO suspect his fidelity to the State of
Louisiana
Fourth, That the General Assembly of this State
is hereby authorized and empowered to repeal or
modify this ordinance.
Adopted in Convention, at the city Of New Or
leans, the eleventh day of February, in the year
of our Lord one thousand eight hundred and sixty
one.
Tsgned7 A. MoUToN
Pre- -iient of tho Convention of the State of I.onsana
Attest: j. THOS. WHEAT, Secretary. fel6 lot
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,ORD0NN A NCi
-
Relative aux Crimes ct DeIfts commits sous
Ie regiln e aza ei-:ieYAnt Gomvetne ement dcs
EtRtS~Gtnis

ALhH LS~S ms
Nous le pcuplc de I'Ftat de la Louisiana, assemble
en- Convention, dGGlar0Hs ct ordonnons ct il est par
IL UTGsente dscFaFG ct ordGnn:, CONNIE suit
PremitrcmCnt, T0utes les lois des cideyaHt Etats-
Dni2 dAm&Iiqne, en- yiEucur dams Get Fiat e vInGt-
aiT!"ae i1ur De ituyier 1861. 4. B &hlinHSaut les
crimes ctdhts ct PresGrjYIHt des p5uaiit&5 Pgm les
ans ]jmrH ct GGliiB sont par lea pr&se1tcs fadpp-
td"a pDrc jGi7 dc Etat Dc la III " exCeptG
1se' 3'}55 %ffTIl9eHt ct punsscnt Ia trahisOn en-
FGla Ss6G le cdgvGlnt geuyerHcmeHt des EtatsUnis,
1 t%as auLrc- Uni Fcaicnt contradiction aVec
%ttc ordonuaugg de cetie Convention.
n Secondement Toutes les poursuites des dts crimes
ct dGlits seront fates au nom ct par lautortc de
Eat de la Louisiana et les conclusions seront prises
contrc Ia paix ct la dgnitG de rEtat.
Troisamement, Toutes les poursutes des dts
crimes ct dets seront exercGes dams les cours adop-
tees par cette Convention vcrtu dune ordonnance
lHtitulGe /" Ord0nnance cOncernant leg C0Ers de
District ct de Circuit etabes dams Etat de Ia lou
siane parle c-dcyant g0uvernement des Etats Unis,
ct conormement la juridiction dGinie dams Ia dte
ordonnance
Quatriemcment, Tous les jugements des cours des
ci devant Etats-Unis, dams Get Etat prononcGs jus
gu present ct condamnant une personne quelconqle
une pcine en- vcrtu des dites lois, auront pleine
vgueur ct pein etfet ct toute personne maintcnant
enfcrmGe dams Hne prison ou au pGnitentiaire que
conque de Get Etat en- yertu des dts jugements con
tinuera etre gardee jusqu'a FexGcution peine ct
entitrc du dit iGgement, a mons d'Gtre renvoyee
plus tot ansi quill est dispose ci.dessous.
Cinqu6mement, lie pouvoir d'accorder des sursia
ct des pardons pour les dts crimes ct dGits aCcordG
prGcGdcmment au President des cideyant Etats Unis
est par Ia prGsente con6c gouverneur de Get Etat
aveC fapprObatiOn du SGnat.
SiXGmement, Mule ordonnance adopt6e par cette
Convention naura le pouvor de faire discontinuer
toute poursuite dGt commcncGe en- vcrtu dcs lois dI
ci-devant gouverhement des Etats Unis ct les dites
pOGlsues seront continues, suivieg ct appliouGes
absoIu!nent CONNIE 81 nul enlargement n'avait Ell lien
dams la fOrme du gOuverncment en- fasaut settlement
les changements requis pour Sc confornler la pre-
sente ordOnnance.
Septiemement, La legislature aura lie droit damen-
der, de changer on d'abrger une disposition que-
conQue de cette orl0nnanCe
AdoptGe en- Convention, en- la vile de Ia NouvclTe-
Orleans, lie onzitme jour de fGyrier, Fan de notre
Seigneur mil hut cent soixante-ct-un.
tSgntl a. MOUTOE,
- - President de Ia Consen ion.
CertifG J. TH0S. WHEAT, SecTt, ,aire. feI6 lot.
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OAfeNNN
Pour Padoptios dun Drapeatt National d
i'iEtat dc la E.ouistamc.

Pour rattoption dun Drapeast National dc
rEItat dc la Louisiana.
Nous, le peupe de la Louisiana assemble en- Con.
vention. ordOnnOns ct stations que le drapeau de
l'Etat de la Louisiana Sc composera de- treize
handcs horri2ontales, des coucurs ci.aprls sp&cj-
fees, ct qui seront disposGes dams ordre suigant.
en- commenGant de 10 ligne GU dn bord supGrieur dn
drapeau, q savoir La premiere bande blsue ; Ia
sec0nde blanche; la troai6me rouge Ia quatriGme
blanche la cinquGme bleue Ia sixitme blanche :
la septiGmo rouge; Ia huitibme blanche la neuv-
Gme bleue la dixi6me blanche Ia onzierne ro7ge;
Ia douZleme blanche; ct Ia trezjeme ct derniere
bande bleue.
Nous ordonnons ct stations de plus, Quill aura
an coin supGrenr ct principal du drapeau, I'M
champ care, don't la cOueur sera rouge ct don't
les c0tGs ser0nt Ggaux la largeur de sept bandes,
ct qu'au centre du dit champ il aura une 6tole
dune dimension convenable ct proportionn&e,
ayant cling points on rayons, etque la coueur de la
dite GtOile sera dun jaune pale.
Nous erdOnnons ct statuons de plus, Que le dit
drapeau ct nul antre sera le drapeau national de
lGtat de la Louisiana.
AdOptee en- Convention, en- Ia vile de Ia Nou-
yeIle Orleans, ca onzieme jour de fevrier, Fan Dc
notre sejgneur mil huit cent soixanteet-Hn.
tSgnGl A. EOETOE.
President de la Convention
Certif$: J. THOE. WHEAT, Secre,ale. f-IG lot
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[No. 20.1
RTEnT T.YTTYfbE,G


To Pay CertaIn Claims against the New
Custons-uousc and other Public Works.
l. Resolced, That the President of this Conven-
ton be authorized to issue warrant to the Dis
bursting Agent of Public Works on the State De-
postary to pay all outstanding claims against the
new Customhouse, New Orleans, for mechanics
ane laborers rolls and materials due up to the
3lst January, 1861, not exceeding the sum of ten
thousand one hundred and ninety-tWo dollars and
eightytwo cents; the said warrant TO be issued
and the said payments to be made according to the
| modes heretofore prescribed by the Government.
2. ResOlUed further. That the President afore-
said be and he is hereby authorized to retain such
officers and employees in charge Of the new Gus
tom-house and other public works as lie may deem
necessary to their preservation, whose services
shall be paid In conformity to the laws and regula
tions heretofore existing.
g. ReSOlred further That the President aforesaid
be and he il hereby authorized to issue warrant
upon the State Depositary tor the sum of one
thousand and twenty-five dollars and twentv-nine
cents to pay the annexed statement Of claims for
work done on the forts prior 10 the 18th Of Junu-
ary 1861; that said warrant be issued to the order
Of said Disbursing Agent
4. Ros0lped finther That said Disbursing Agent
shall, or before the 4th of March next, render
full account'tO this Convention OF all moneys re-
leiyed and Gisbursea under his order.
Adopted in Convention, at the city of New Or
eans the twelfth day Of February, in the year Of
ur Lord one thousand eight hundred and sixty.one
tsignedl A MUUToN,
- President Of the Convention
Attest j. Tuos. WHEAT, Secretary fel6 lot
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. sPALDTNG'S PREPARED GLgEf
sPALDING's PREPARED GLUEl
Save the PtecegI

20 o N o VI DrsPATGR
EGg-'A Stitch ia Time Saves Nine.u-gS ".
Asaccdents will happen lreguated families II IL
desirable to have cheap wsy re-
pairing Furniture, Toys, Crockery, etc.
SpnIdtsass'a Prepared Glue a.t E8
Meets all Euch emergencies and afford to be
ghautt Tt is always ready and up sticking point
Tereis longer necessity for Ipng chairs spinered vo
nees headless do cradles Just the article
for she'll and other popular with ls
dies of refinement and taste. .
This admirable prepspsion cold being chemically
held in solution and possessing all the aluabe qualities of the
glue. It Hay the place Of
nary uauclage, being vastly adhesive.
"uSEFUL IN EVERY HoUsEu e....
N. BAB Brush accompanies each bottle. Price, ronts
Wholesale Depot, No. 4S Cedar street New York
Address HENRY c. SFALDTNG Il CO.,
Box No. 5,60e, New York.
for Dealers In eight and walve
Lhograph ShowCard accompanying each
package. -.I
Esg~Asingle bottle Of sPALDING'S PREPARED GLUE
willsave ten times It's cost annually every tousehelda
Sold by all prominent Sationers Druggists Hard
Furniture Dealers, Grocers, and Fancy Stores
Country merchants Bhoud rake u note of sPALDIEG,s
PREPARED GLUE whom making up theirlist 1t will stand
NJ climate. ,slol
New Orleans daily crescent., 1861-02-28

Te
said Circuit or District C,urts or 10 any Court o.
this State heretofore instituted by the United
States, shallbe carried on and prosecuted in the
name and for the benefit Of the State Of Louisiana,
dered in said Courts in favor Of the United States
shall be executed and enforced in tile name and
for the benefit Of this State.
SEC. Z. That the clerk Or clerks to be appointed
nnd1r the provisions Of the above ordinance. shall
beauhorzed to cause asuitable seal or seals to be
made for the use of said Court or Counts, o full
description whereof shall be recorded in the office
OF theSecretary Of State.
Adopted in Convention at the city Of New Or.
leans, this eighth day of February, il the year of
our Lord one thousand eight hundred and sixtyone.
[Signedl A. AOUTOH,
Attest: J. THos. WHEAT Secretary. V feG lot
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J. WRIGHT 1 Co,
Nos q ard ljl CtRrtres street,
Wholesale agents for the South.
gz-Sod by all Druggists jal6 lykW

n RAROsKN SFt2 2EE.T sTE:Aas BOILER
sYs NANUF hCTORY, between Poydras and Fleris ouly
sA minutes walk from theiSt. Charles
The undersigned having largely Increased lis work.
having I'll The Fsciies prepared orders
for any description BOILERS II sss and ut ns low a;ee
they he bad in chop il the South Imported the
North
Always Oh 4atld, DOUBLE FLUED BOILERS from 20 TO
81 feet long. and ~ inches iiGrreter.
Also CYLINDER HOTLERs So a. "a 36 iuches diane
.sr, ard iengths.
hand.
All work will guaranteed of best natorta and Workman
ship.
Part!eg wishing TO purchare Boilers plantations sssr
pGa RawInB respectfully Invited ,uea Foy
hertseiYeS. Tn22 lY!twl D. II. FOWLER.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1861-02-28
RgdsXMatAN'S kSUSEak1hLo
~ No. 90 BARONNB STREET, New Oreanr,
Nesrt the Garrollton Railroad Terr.fuus,

NO. ~ SahOFNb sASt1El, rev OrIeanB,
Neartne G&rrollton Railroad Terranus,
DR.. II, B22EMAN (ate of Montgomery IkiAI having To-
cAted In New Orleans, takes this ethod that
he hos opened -, -
SURGICAL AND WOIAN'S HOSPITAL,
and is ready patients The building fitted up
Is admirably RdRptad to the purpobe and being laed in such
convenient and desirable Of the city,
ranted in rayirg that It affords ruu1ual aivRntageg.
Tie generally large and airy, under.
g0n9 thcrcugh repair.
Both whites and blacks admitted
For of admission apply AT the Office in the buildin
lykW
New Orleans daily crescent., 1861-02-28

S1f{ERO&&EGEG t<F1t4GBgY 3 An uNFALL1Nu
aral Alternative Hnd BLOOD Purifier.
R~ tAs "Remedy, cures when all other peparoas fail
t Is entirely unlike every other iedcuc prescribed
Venerr& Diseases contains Mineral rcsan Nause9s
Drugs being prepared from Roots, Barts Isnves The
form Of pleasant and delicious SyruP.
1t is " natures remedy !" for tionbrrhea elect
Gravel Strce and is especially recommended for tlu1r
Ests general Alternative and blood purifier no egua
AMI does m to Scrofua Secondary Sypbils arHt
lar Fengs Mercura1 and ali EfupTe De6ses curing theln
speedily and permanently than ohe medicine known
Il does this purifying cleansing bcod-causng il
Cow IN I'LL its original purity and vo thus removing from the
syse ali impure md perncious which have induced
dissass.
6izEu all ouorrhea Gieet that have Fled
all nedcGl skill s especially rc"ommeded in old
fey doses positively all scGdinE hest chordee and
pain.
affect the breath interfere with any class OF
business
RsI~It requires assistance from ether medicine.
R8s"lt lay the toetAbe i'll the counting ROOM
without its ever being suspected 'ren1dy private
A treatise Vhneresl disease with full drectione soy
ther peTnla2a!lt cure, GHaoraiany each hottie
H=For full particulars, get CtrCHlar from
store in the United Ssle+.
sold retail for 81 bottle bottles fo-
b. Ill responsible druggists and dealers III medicines through
the United States and Wholesale by eli wholesale drug
sigta. =.
POTTER q MERWIN, Sole Prcprietors 81 Louis No.
J. WRIGHT 1t Co,
Nos. q ard Isl Ctartres street,
Wholesale agents for tie South.
GE-Sold by all Druggists. jal6 ly&W
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7 ,oUIsAAsA s'rATsi INSURANCE COMPANY
OFFICE NO. So CAMP STREET.
Capital 830o,ooG.
DIRECTORS.
J.LspeIre, e. Il. Harrs,
Theodore Fro!s, JIM. Robert,
4. d. Grief, j. A. Bonnafon,
Jacob Hony, Amadeo Landry,
f. Gauucheau.
This Company will be ready on the Lg
SEPTEMBER NEXT and will insure asintthe pers the
rivers and loss and damage by fire. and aLsual risks
the current ratea Of premiums, -...
4 cash return premium of FIFTEEN PER CENT will bt
nGde to those insuring in this Office
- . 3. E.6ANUCHEAU, President.
4. P1c0LRr, Secretary.
New Orleans, August 7, 1882 auIatf
RIAH.IAE&D TABAEs-BELLIARDT TABLEs
35.""."......sT. LOUIS STREET.
Under the St. 1touts Hotel.
Tho undersigned begs leave the public
opened BILLIARD SALEsROOM at the above place where
heintendso keep constantly hand BILLIARD TABLES
&onu the celebrated manpactery Of j. W BRUNSWICK
BRO, ,Cincinnst Of I'll descriptions and prcfs such
ROSEWOOD,
BIRDS EYE MAPLE MAHOGANY,
BIRCH AND OAK.
with Marble Slste or Bed. Also Bagatells Tables
and Balls Pool Boards Cushions Cloths, GRes, Pockets Cue
Leahers Ten Pin Balls and everything appertainns B.
lisrds other games. ...-m
n BSpecmens Of the above Tables the st.
Charles, Sisrblo Hall ans 81. Louis Billiard Rooms.
A~EeI a5 done at short notice and reasonahstermE
m29 ly N-5zs=ae A. W. MERRIAM.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1861-02-28

q. FLkGHTEKGs, GAS FILTER AND DEALER IN
~ Fixtures No. Harris Row, 542 Magazine street.
the narketl will attend faithfully and punciay
entrusted to him, Stores Dwellings,
and reasonable terms.
HAU erders left in Bcx Nc $40 8stt Gness Ey ,1Es
EIAke Elc zrtly attsndsdte, ms IL
New Orleans daily crescent., 1861-02-28

The Board of resolved 10 ps 1 PEI cani a
tercst the outstanding Certificates q Profits gsas
1857, 1858 and 1859, and after the 0Ry Raa
ruRry next.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1861-02-28

@&a NEGROES FOR SALE - JOSEPH q
Es bRUIN regular trader in this city for the last "a
u twentysiX years has just arrived with Inrge ot Az
aG. Of Maryland and Virginia Me-. ROEs, such Me- ~
chGcs House Servants Cooks Washers and ard Fed
Hands and will be receiving fresh supply during all sea
For e reasonable for cash approved city SC
ceptaEce At his Old Stand Espspade Chaics
atreets. ihird District. SEQ 7nikW
New Orleans daily crescent., 1861-02-28

n ABANAS CIGARS-sete RPtgAs SrpE&asaa IN
" Pressed CgsIs of tAe above eeletIate ead fr IN
my7 If Ea BA&Ea1a a gA
New Orleans daily crescent., 1861-02-28
0mer GaifIal

The Company eoanuetp insure against tho Rars Sg aas
and rivers, and loss and damage By fe Tia
premiums. 1 L=4tasg s,lss g..rszz. s. 49, 8l5
par- Office No. carondelet street. m 5s5 an ass$
New Orleans daily crescent., 1861-02-28

M'numenta Tobs and Head Stones Piers ann Center Tabs
Tops Counter Slabs Mante Pieces Crates Setting
Flooring Tiles, EanqueHe and Yard FIaggag Railing
Coping, etc
rihe trade supplied with rough aud manuiacu Sd marble
by GkVANAUGH It CTLLs Y,
81 tftw 2}7 29t aud 2gf Canr -.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1861-02-28

~,
Ceruhe D. THUS WHEAT, SecrStaire. iel6 lot
New Orleans daily crescent., 1861-02-28

The Trustees have declared Scrip DviaGBd aF ss n4r
ca after paying cent interest Outstanding Gzrst
1858. lgf ~ w. VIZ
Inees. paid ardscrp 1858 redeemed ana ftss sa a
Hay next The Certificates o Scrip of 1SG0 will hs 5afyssD
and after LIST june, 1850. aessss a. S55
CHAs BRIGGS, Prssiasaa,
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1861-05-17

EEerywhere thare is death. Ii il not a
remarkable fact that there is nothing that you
can plant, or build, Or lay aside, that death in
some Of his formulas does not Instantly set
upon Build walls of granite, and they dee
cay the breath of death will instantly begin
to act npon them. Build yonr Houses of
Parlinent of stone selected by the best judges,
and deatb With its fangs is already gnaWing
into dust the fabric that cost millions Of the
nations wealth The sweetest flowers that
burst into bloom will no sooner reach their
fall bloom AID beauty than death will breathe
upon them, and they will wither and be re-
solved into earth again All that man builds,
ell that nature throws up from her bosom, all
thas is beautiful in the heights, all that IS
fragrant in the depths, all are under the
regime Of decay, disease, aud death.
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1861-05-17
DEATH IN CHILDHOOD.

How true and exqaisdtely beautiful is the fol-
lowing, which il taken from art Gle in the Dub
lin University Magazine :-sfTo me, few things ap-
pear so beautiful as very young child in its
shToud. The little, innocent face looks SO sum-
timely simple and confding amongst the cold ter
rors of death Crineless and fearless, that little
mortal has passed alone und er the shadow, and
plored the mystery of dissolution. There is death
in its sublimest and purest image; no hatred, no
bypocracy, no suspicion, no care for the morrow
ever darkened that little face; death has come
lovingly upon It. there is nothing cruel or harsh
in its victory. The yearning of love- indeed, can
be sted for the prattle and the smile, ali the
little world of thoughts that were so delightful, are
gose forever. Awe, too win overcast KS in its
presence, for we are looking on death bat we DO
not fesr for the lonely voyager; for the child has
gone, simple and trusting, into the presence Of its
aIl-wise Father aad OF such, nc know, is the
kingdom of Heaven.''
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1861-05-17
From TIE Hnntfagdoa Globe, tDougEas. J
The Twenty Days Ended.

The twenty DAYS given by the President, for
the Secsssionists TO disband and return to their
homes MS peaceful and law-abidiEg citizens, ex-
pired on Sunday, and from the determined
stand heretofore taken by the President we
presume he will proceed at once TO march cur
troops to the South and compel the rebels
to recognize bis power and the power Of our
government. We may therefore expect, un.
less there is soma beautiful backing down on
the part of the South, to hear of-a desperate
conflict between the contending parties before
the week 10 ended. Lincoln has done nobly
thus far, snd we hope be may net fslter for an
instant, until secessionism is buried so deep
that ID will never be heard of again. Onr
soldiers are "spIling for ight,' aud the South
has carried the joke so far, that she must either
"come to- tineo or stake to the water," shieh
We opine she will ere the second engagement.
al farthesI. Had the South known what she
does now, six months ago, we believe she would
never have allowed il to 60 as far as it has. -
We viii need them the praise of being CHI
ValroHs, bnt In this instance they missed their
mark. They made their calculations for a
united South aud divided North, but in this
they we're sadly ffor theml mistaken, for they
hQQ Ab 31Gt SlE fENtiSS--a AtfAISu SpAaA SAA "a
united North. Their papers sneeriDgly remark
that our soldiers are all poor house paupers,
aud that they can whip fve to one. Well,
from ihe way the wind blows from that direc-
ton just now, they will have chance of try
ing it on, aud they will find that our Paupers
know how to fight, more especially since they
are all r0innteers, aud have not been pressed
into service. We want to see the government
carry tha war TO the bitter end. The time for
compromises have passed. The time for trea-
lies ended long ago, and they must now be
brought to see their maduess at the point o:
the baTonet. Their leaders must be given up
TO the authorities, fair and impartial trial o.
lowed them, and Regiment Of their own sol
diers should be made to shoot thsai. The
country will never be safe as long as these re-
bellious scoundrels, who have become so aris-
tocratia that they sneer at poor laboring man,
and call him the mn5-sill Of society, &e., era
permitted to roam st large over this glorious
land. Things have come to pretty pass, IN
deed, when the bone and sine~ of our country
are despised By ths very men they feed. when
the Stars and Stripes are scofed at and tram
pied beneath their feet, and when the Gousti-
tuition and laws are set at defiance, and the
Unisn declared null and void. The retribu-
ton of just and holy God, will surely over
take than
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1861-05-17
B0ftrq.
THE AMERICAN FLAG.
BIZ ]. R. DRAKE.


When Freedom from her mountain height,
Unfurie1 her standard to The air
She tore the robe of azure night.
And set the stars Of glory there.
She mingled with its gorgeous dyes
The milky baldrick of the skies,
And stripped its pure, celestial white
With streakings of the morning light
Then from its mansion in the sun,
She called her eagie-bearer down,
And gave INTO his mighty hand,
The symbol Of her q osen land.
Majestic monarch Of the cloud,
Who rearest aloft thy regal form
To hear the tempess-trampings loud,
When strive the warriors Of the storm.
And rolls the thunaeT-drum Of heaven
Child of the sun to thee 'tis given
20 guard the banner Of the free,
To hove in the sulphur smoke,
To ward away the battle stroke.
And bid It's biendings shine afar,
Like rainbows On the cloud Of war,
The haEbingers Of victory
Flag of our country thy folds shall tiy,
The sign of hope and triumph high
When speaks the signal trumpet tone,
And the long line comes cleaning on,
Ere yet the Ete-blood, warm and wet
Has dimmed the glitrering bayonet;
Each soldiers eye shall brightly turn
To where thy sky-bern glories burn;
And as his Springing steps advance
Catch war and vengeance from the glances
And wRen the cannon mounting loud,
Heaye in wild wreaths the battle -shroud,
Ard CORY sabres rise and fan
Like shoots Of fame On nidaight's 5 pail,
Then shall thy meteor glances glow,
And covering foes shall sink beneath
Each gallant arm thai strikes below
That lovely messenger Of death.
Flag of the Seas on ocean wave.
Thy stars shall glitter Ger the brave.
When death, careeFing on the gale,
Sweeps darkly round the beIlied sail.
And frightened waves rush Fildgy back
Before the broadside's Eeeiiaf rack,
Each dying wanderer of the sea
Shall look at once TO heaven aud thee,
And smile 70 see thy spleadors fg
In triumph Ger his closing eye.
Flag Of the free hearts hope and home!
BY angel hands 10 valor given,
Thy stars have lit the weIkin dome,
And all thy hues were born in heaven
Forever float that standard Sheet
Where breathes the foe but falls before us,
With Freedoms soil beneath our feet,
And Freedoms banner streaming o'er asl