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Weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1858-1865, 1862-04-23
GREENv1LLE, N. c., April 10, 1861.

Capt. Satterthwaits:-
DEAR SIR: Yours of tho 9TH inst, asking me to
state what may know of your fathers conduct in
regard to his cotton has been received. In answer
to which, would state that some day after the
defeat of our forces at Newbern F. B. Satterthwaite,
ESQ.,, visited my camp at the Chocowinity Cross
Roads, and stated that he had understood that had
orders to destroy all cotton and naval stores in that
section l told him that had such an order. but
that my operations would be confined to Beaufort
county first, and then to Pitt Mr. Satterthwaite
stated he did not intend for his cotton to fall into
the hands of the enemy that rather than it should,
he would apply the torch himself After had re-
moved my command to Greenville, Pitt county,
sent detachment OF men to the neighborhood of
Mr. Satterthwaite to destroy cotton and naval
stores They visited Mr.. Sstterthwate's farm and
was informed by him, that there was no danger of
the enemy getting his cotton as it was SO we'll con-
cealed. The detachment returned without burning
it Some days afterwards l sent another detach-
ment to the same neighborhood with directions to
visit Mr.. Satterthwaites farm and inform him that
it would not do to risk his cotton any longer and
that it must be burned he, Mr. Satterthwaite, las
was informed by the commissioned officer in charge
of the detachment) very promptly conducted the
detachment to where his cotton was concealed and
witnessed its destruction
This, sir is all that know of your fathers e. B.
Satterthwaite) course in regard to his cotton.
would only say that many farmers had their cotton
concealed in like manner, las understood to pre-
vent it falling into the hands of the enemy.) and
with some, it was hard to convince that the enemy
would probably find it, if it was not burned
Whatever use you may think proper to make of
this letter in justification of your fathers course,
you are at liberty to do so.
Very respectfully. your obed't serv't,
W. JORDAN WALKER.
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For the Standard.
CORRESPONDENCE.
GoIDsBoRo', N. c., April :, 1862.
Mr.. HOLDEN: Please publish the enclosed cores
pondence and oblige,
Yours, very respectfully,
L. E. SATTERTHWAITE
GoIpsReRo' N O. Anril z 1862
GoLDsBeRo', N. O., April 7, 1862

Capt. Watker:-
DEAR SIR: Some malicious person or persons have
been very industrious in circulating report that
nv father F. B. Satterthwaite, concealed his crop
of cotton to prevent its being destroyed by the mill
tary authorities and have nsnuated that his purpose
in doing So was that he might be enabled to sell it to
the enemy. Wherever my father and his conduct is
we'll known, am sure that no contradiction of such
base SANDER is necessary, but for fear it has or
may reach some persons to whom he is not well
known, may ask of you to state what you may
know Of my fathers conduct in regard to his cotton,
and very much oblige,
Yours, very respectfully,
LEWIS E. SATTERTHWAITE.
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The efapoato.
comPTRoLLER's REPORT.

pupoRT or THE COMPTROLLER OF PUEBLO
"I AC y FOR THE FISCAL YEAR EMU:
ING SEPTEMBER 80, 1861.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
r,1;y;.o Tia number Acrss Land, Valuation Land, pa1u'
lion 7bua Property the Iazss derived from susry suo
s of t1uaton n tie ssusrel Cuntiss Of s STATE ana
ks cooreQass amount of o cleo to Iacss so:ea Sy sa
rSrts Of Pleas and Qssyssr Sessions County, Se"o''
and Other purposes, as foI!osos:
No. s4-POLK COUNTY.
j. L. WARD Sheriff
Acres Land, iS s'Sas
Valuation Land, $e1 aSnoS
Town Property, s''''''
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Cmptnrc Of s.chnonrrs, No, &C.

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from Na'-H', ~ T., req rtod o. ie bound t. New
York, "lth car pm. l".y ~ ~ coffee aud
other -It At, e'es now N.ry wa n"l'd ln " Tpathcrn
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FINANCIAL NEWS.
NEW YORK. Tue-i.v. Mar

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appear IT., Government will pay Interest ON th'
gold lyiug Idle two months before II II 10 be usei'
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TIE NEW YORK Sun.
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VARIETIES

"N0friEhr" sail Ike Darlington, "I'i you
know that tha Iron lioi.e b.. b,i ono ear 2"
"pnc cur, ch,6 what DO yCu mcHu ?" "Wby,
THE engineer " course"
AZ there can't well bc toe much of good
Thing. s'As Prentice, pretty r. cl w,nicn should
be- pressed and ro-pr,'s .-l
l.",r ul fragment Of ,hc Ia 'N iilcues,. Re
solve, that whsi iay hrcak., .IWiil ravo the
ILlna,ta-
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ItS Fall Greeted with Cheers
TIE OLD CRY HEARD.
On tORichlnOnd
&c. DC. &c.


have talked with officers too, who seemed
to think that within the parallels Of M,,rudcr
lay the whole strength Of tho Southern Con-
fcicracy, and that It would Le a great victory to
drive the rebels out Of tcil works and force
them TO meet us in an open country. This Is the
reason given for our refusal thus far 10 shell the
enemy and storm their intrenchmon's. That
wOu'i cost los Of lie, onI could be- followed by
no immediate result Ii is Thought that Nc
,lcll1n desires to perfect his arrangements hero
in the front, to sonl up aud occupy Gloucester
Point, nnl either take the enemy IN tho rear OF
compel Him to abandon his po.tion.
General fru,iLEs hris'op has beeH iyitgoJ
SHIN ioW far Mur ts,ts, r,Uiy for s1m' sci
"rric, as m. II lus boon living on steamboats,
and irusIor- ia a most uncomfortable manner,
within five minutrs sril of shore, 50 t'ni II may
move 10 any point at n moments warning, AMI
,h.s circum- Iucc, known 10 all here aul II nix
known throughout the North, coHcsc's us Hlt
Nct"Hm has " J1,ir atp.T and more mt. .cdte
Mdr any Hotr dyydr'm
oar Preparations were all complete for open
Ing hri,ht and early Monday morning. oar
guns were Of great calibcr. The enemy was
cuiiicd At the rr1jrctlos they were a'sail,d with
rom Battery No. !, tho only one yet opened.
Ia "a house H. Yorktown, III, best thrr,, Hnl .Ni-
d,ntiy The h"I',IIhrt'rs =. some general, were
twO oi our uucXplOied shells. One VAS loo
pound and the other "A 2uu.p0uud PurOtt. \
ountrnhaud who lived IN the house told NJ Of the
remarks made hy the rebel officers when they
were dug out ani brought in. They were ns-
to. .lcd at the ,izc Of the first hut, when tho
; Lpoyller was Thought in, il caused the cx-
Ju's,ioi,; "Gieat God. hNow got to stand
suri things AS thosei
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'IliE HUDSON
L FLOUR
MEAL AND FEED MILLS

The proprietor having put In new and in pi yci
machinery 'qr griLtiu.s wheat mad rsking lJyi, il
prepsr u sci. as F1ol 81 article ~ F.YIrHs cti bee
:uuni anywhere, and II ssrea- lAh'c pri ~. Wheat
and Rye Flour, Graham and H.. XIV cat T.. w. 0ue
white and yellow Meal, Ost Men, Coarse NJ, rye
Meal, Hominy, anI Wlostcu Gr.ts, Ground frrl,
fine Feed OIL Mcgl, Cra. kti Corn, &c. y. BEECH.
Err bss Hudson st, bet Bank and II rnGuuI rs,
n " nu9b Ma .lTg
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pAWNBROKERS' NOTICE - FRIDEN-
L BERGS have removed their business from 2y9
East Broadway u the corner of Bowery and Grand
It, under the 0rionta! Bank, where AL articles et
can be redeemed OF ren wed. Business continued
under the o. N OF the Eagle Loan Once" aps0 "
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MARINE NEWS.
GLE ARE D.

STEAMSHIP P--Persa Lqtt. ~r liverpool.
SHlPs-PC g Alexander. Arrriman, r. sdephia;
Utah, s.eley, Muiw,y, \ ); Franklin. Gsrabol,
Falmouth.
BRIGs-Baitmore, Crook, fli1sSethport. Judge
Hatha~ay ay, Lord, C.elifuegvs RAINBOW, pelAnos
Nassau.
sCHOONERs-J r Hazard, wilsec, Bristol; Y
Waugh, Hall, stamford; Emily, Sheridan, Corn.
wallis; Eizo A Stoel, Chan, Msusazas; .CAlster.
Payson Fontera, via Fort Pickens; briAsol, Charles
PAilade phia. Keus'nston, Hayden, u~.NInore. Ma
ry y Mingan, walen, Grsnsda; 5siaA b Ssroags
Dadinp, Nassau.
sLooP-Aary Brush. Young, prcvidsacs.
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STOCK FLUCTUATIONS
MARKET NEWS.
Do,nestic Markets..

Tucniny, May O, 1859.
ArrrV Creeu'urs, 80. spi,a.nhurgs, a. 5O<
Hadvms SIhu: Hgt-ets, siniyh
Abns'.-s. .'ot f,,', - 6.is Pearls, 81 OK.
t"rrfR -L'kc rrtnod msnt p s,.lc
fLotR Sales within, the iolluwins range Ths
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H77='Hs s'77si777asi'HaHHH.
REMOVALS..

nOCTOR LEWIS
has removed
from 20 jay st 10 7 Beach st.
myo $40 bet varick and West Broadway.
NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC-I HAVE
this day removed my Pawnbrokers business to
6O6 Eighth ave, but have made arrangements for 80
days with Mr.. OMEARA, who continues the busi.
ness at the old stand, n redeem pl,dges with me
through him after the l1th inst. Mrs. q. COHEN,
Pawnbroker, cor Broome and Columbia. New
York, My lst, 1862. my2 6'lll
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a WEEKLY EDITION

TUE Nkw foRS suS, issusi every T,c..l,v. n
~ 'No n@i'' 1--WE oES1s EAou. 81 per ice
n'ciIrrIoNs--rAiD IN ADVANCE.
De- ~ ye%. I59ts. Three copies, year, 40 .
~ -ns,,r,,, : J W Five copies, do $40
tr-p. '''le 't", On each cory over Eve.
ia a ,tr'' within New Yoik stltc, og ti,,s
Al5,e,.u ,, ~" ,.estite, t,een,v-sI csnls.
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Before Gaybrcak our soldiers were in York;
town, anl the sky was scarcely dear before tie
curr". ppudcnls were behind them, prowlus
around hu'' cuups, and the rdnparts, Will
ratu,ous pens unl small slips Of paprf
We ,an sec, a. ~ pause oH an elevation h'r@,
the lines of infantry jl,tsuS forward hr,hly (;
S.uc -trt,a;l"r- with heavy hayer-aohs, WHO rub
their eve, indignantly NJ the rcycillranI seem to
lr scarcely NV tkc, even now, ARE bringing nj,
1cr,.r, Some lew u'thom are singing "DiNic;'
many Of them are hOisicruue, anl eve, one /,
talking 10 hi. nci-hhor. The sun is coming up
ilum tho broad waters, and the lons lii ot winI-
luH bayuuc,s is ,;lclming and iiishiug I'm the
crisp air. thar errus musical with the hum ~
voices, and IN" Iiu, Of .ahrcs aul the tramp ~
many feet. Right ulcnl oil, the rahl stand.
ari tloats dchttly in tine iiyh, hrcclr that T.
blowing from the river. The men luuh oD il
eagerly, with hatred stamped upon their faces,
AMI some ut them gaze forward with di.lul-t.
The column halts for a sin. .,c moment. \ shout.
dull AMI hr away, IL borne with rcyorhcrltinn
to orr ears The hIg is hauled down, The
men are daahiuI forward aIl chicrinc mos, tre-
mendously, Tie dull llag hat soun .ci Ike thr
plaintye beat ul surS Hs sea, has become
sublime and mighty chor,', like the boom of the
rolling breakers near a headlmd.
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In the meantime dv.ertcr cam. within our
liner further 10 the lett, and rud that the enemy
wns cyacualins Yorktown. Just AT ,hc hr-t FAINT
light Of early dawn, three men were unserN "I
approaching our outer pirK"is with u illg ~
trace. They were received hy Col. BLACK. At
first It was surpo.cd that they were sent from
yorktown officially perhaps with II Proposition
for eurrendor--hut We soon ascertaincd they had
come over on their Own account. These men
had been forced into the rebel service, and they
expressed their great delight at the event which,
enabled them to escape from such "A distastclu
and eNactiug service. This event was tho com
plc,e evacuation Of Yorktown, which they then
announced to US
GcncrL Jameson Immediately 'elcgra ph~l
10 General tilH John Porter, director Of the
s."S' the intelligence which these dcsertors
brought concerning tho evacuation. llo som
received reply ns.ructiuE him 10 push forward
"a small fore 10 procure authoritative iu'prut-
tion as to the tru,h Of their assertion. lie took
lcuichmruts and advanced along the lordcr of
the w,ols on the commanding bluh which oyer
looks the riycr.
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The Washington correspondent oi the TINlsS
gives the following important information re-
spcctine the recent visit of the French ministe
To- Redmond
Wha, 81 the French minister 20 to Richmond
for The answer is this 10 assure the r'hcls
that the Emperor oi ,ne French docs not r,co.-
Uilr thttu ~ a Pu't- among tie nHtiuu-, that
Eut,rud and France, hy recognizing them ~
tell ,crcnt., dill all hat could he expected ON
the part of neutral Governments, that the lluch-
ale ui their ports j. ciicctuIl that they are fair
Is beaten ia arius, anl Their i"icp nd,nce -s u
nation impossible; that a continuance ot hu.til-
itirs hN the threatened destruction Of IA, cotton
and tobacco cr, p, IT thoir citizens, would oulN
he u wuutou injury To- the commerce oi the
world, h'ur.ng lriu,c aud England even more
than tho United States; AMI that n rsort To-
guerrilla warfare as proposed when their
armies are DESTROYED, would dcmoraliIc society,
and lie simply return io harharsm.
Tho rebel. have been almpnishcl, therefore,
that a cessation uf ho,iilitcs is a duty they owe
tu thom-,lvcr aul to ,hc world, which al civil
lied nations will unite in requiring oi thcm.
At the same time, to save their honor and
their existence as free people, the French Elm
rcr.r has assured ilcm that civilized Europe
will not apltu>c the ou',r 'rmaai of any hafl
terms ON them hy the | r' Stt's; that their
society shall moi he di,or. ri,r' their industry
shall uot be oNorhrown; their families shall not
be- impoverished 10y general ant indiscrimlnatc
cunii,' alton ot their property; and that Mr..
linruln's Administration will he held 10 u faith
iul Observance Of the Programme with which he
appealed "a Europ" tor turhcarAncc at the out
break of the rebellion, to VITA restoration OF
the mon on the basis ot the Constitution, with
the Inherent ri ;lt, oi all the S.ate, preserved.
The mission m NJ. Mcrcicr 10 the touic.i,r,'e
Government il "a voluntary oN n W tl" Impcr-
ot oi the French for the restoration W the mon,
on the ha,i- lIil down by the President and Mr.
S.wtr'. uni obviously ymdi,dt,i ly the al
mic- Of the Union.
" Lcu VI. Nrcicr returned from making his
commune tion at Richmond most sisiiii'ani
events followed. Ilowas Loruc To- Washing on
in % French wat-vcs-el. the deck ot which is he
"soil Of France" Ihi i, The first time in lis
tory If the close meeting If the two sovereign.
tics. The prrsil,ut ml Mr.. Seward received
NJ. M.r,ier 40 the Navy lnul, on liz approach
10 the CaIul-a distinguished houor--and
when the iro. idynt stepped Oh the deck OF the
Gi,-cnli hr was welcomed ly -alut" equal IN
honor To that accorded to the Emperor. That
was not a trihutc TO the head of "A dismcm' 'crcl
country, bui to tbs CHOSEN rulcr Of On"
Il the first Powers ot the world, tried
in the rruriAc ,f war AMI found trump
hant. Within DAY or two after lac rciuln
TO Washington, tie Ambassador m Franc
l. rnt trlnncd At dinner in noble style 10y
tho Secretary of STATE, and the President lul Ia.
Premier exhibit trit remarkable serenity which
SAYS to Gll the world, "Wc are masters Of tn
position"
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$50 cbdrEsT LEST PIANO. $50

naNlhp rcihoVed To their new wareroIius, AS
DIoau"sy are no" prepared 10 offer tie pub
lie hhglAhcelt new scale full 7 o.t,va AZ 40.
wood P,anpfJrte, containing all trtrnycrr nh.
known In TINS countryor Europe. over str,.ny
bass, French grsnl sc'lon, harp pedal, nm
3fpn frame, for $ijJ cash, warranted Tor . vanr.
len mouldiug cases $40 to $500 All wnrralted
made OF the best geason,d mGterisl, and t. stand
better than any sold Tor SiOO or $500 ty the old
methods OF tmsnl,facturc. We invite the bC,t Judges
TO examine aud ty these new instruments, and we
stand ready Mt al times 10 test them With any
oseer. manufactured ia this country.
uHovEsIEFN HALE, AS Broadway, Ny.
my1 24acs12s
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500. .OOO-Mso1SSEsYi. s1S si.,l1y1 Lo4NEp n ',. PCT TT
mortgage, In sums 70 suit also houses lots Gul
hrns' aud all kinds Of real estate bought aud and
exehanged, At w. IL, MITCHEl.IIs Neal Estai
oihce' " Cedar o. noar Broadway. sps .ao'l33
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irpNistoSs Pork sales, Old Mess, Si2 rs (;
New mess, SIS PRIME do. eloaI0 20; City,
prime mess, az h91l3 30 beef country r,es- e. "a
49, lrr~.rl Wutrru =, -, si3 C.ty cured DO.
iAh hI B.Yt country mess - soas Prine d,
- anth 90 kepNrE,j Western, slgalS 80 Beef
Hams, sl1alI ~. Bacon, sides lung clear, ~ ,
snort D'cs', 1e7.. N,ms. ~ Nl6s Shoulders 4
eAs Lard, ~. l. 's,s; Xct,lc rcutercd, sLss,..
Krg- ~, O.ip B utter, sala, STATE. i6alS.
Clrts', - '.l, OtJec, state, Gaze.
Ri'r-f lnles, hnha CaIuun,, 1lT'.
HAir-IAV'rrul, syo. j, Y2i. asAtia, sl 00l
ST. ktt+ 80, Turks Island, 6J,3i
s"'r. site, new, asNlau.
- a' -Sncs, RpcA",l. Brandy, s. t5a3 60
C's "a .fllnl- 30 GIu. - ~ -, s.. CroiI Rum.
! Ohl 10 WrsSey, ~ 49,. =.
SUGAR - far To- rpua r,tu.A 6'.ai loIss,
ss'cs cutA d.H p,ii, C>Ss Barbados,
Js New Or,H-, ~ T. R,o, IA Sam, ~
as a a,l ) .HN 10 iurd - -"l ~ white,
on s-r., I.. .itttd, ?'.luY Stsrt's loaf
l034c. crashed, 10 ol-?; "A 20 - whitei
A, 80, y,Uaw,o
ENauS -- Pamc cy 81. Western, bbs.
-. h...'.rrs, -
r,rp-I /. (. !. -
10, -h'H. .,i'a"'.; C'"3o, Oclong, &C a 6s
C.ar-. ! uys.ir ., 90.
Tr SOS ,tr,I, Us l-2a99; B4rcs, 9Oaso,
plates, I ' \, 5ps.n 40 %
IuHAoro = ,lcs Ecntuckv Qn'0
WnMnoNe-u. .hoisk, 10 .. .; South Sea, 20
A't', 20.
woo,.-s,los Hc,ces, Is am. pulled. aa4a:
East lu4. "a, 80 Mediterranean, ,y 81
lAEluuIs-F .nur l.'r'I.,.. .s., wheat, dI-2,
sr,I|' rugs Corn ~. II.., -. = London,
rotr IS wH,st ip - ., bag, ~
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AND JEWELEY.

SQUIRE u LANDER,
Jewellers, and N ,ng!n- -tlrrrs Of EuR''h Sterling
Silver Ware and fine 10 aui II caret %. Jrwe'tv,
AMI the finest quality Of watches aud Diamonds,
viii they are selling ~ 10 per coat .tu,e the nc
tual net cost SQUIRE AZ LANDER,
apl9 2iac.IIs ~ FuItpn ~ \ Y
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1862-05-07

N{TA ANTED-. II, 900 LADIES TO TAKE |
w their straw hats TO 32T Eighth ave- bet. 26th |
an 9th sts treIuetnDtr, M stslrs,, where they
clean, press and We lsdl.s' straw bonnets for 20
cents n onnets enlarged If required! all kinds Of |
straw hnoinors, turbans and boys hats cleaned and
pressed 10 the fashion gent eInens Loghorn and |
Panama hats cleaned and trimmed hats dyed. |
per~ns ',as.ng their hats st this estabshmentwil |
ie sure aud have the same returned--uo mistakes,
40 al 1t srS as1b'red a gs:ssd .. Nc pr.m
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1862-10-28

A GoIpKN Morro. -Heras aoA
HHmero s9a fereaas ~ count only
The hours thAg are serene"---is tho
motto Of a sun-diai near Venice.
There is soiincs and harmony in
the words and IN the thought unpar-
slleled. or all conccit. Il Is surely
the most classical. II count only tho
hours that aro serene" What
bland and care dispclling feeling |
How the shadows seem TO fade on
the dial-plaie as the sky lowers. and
time presents only blank, unlcss "a
its progress is marked by what IL JOY
Gus, all that Is no, happy sinks into
oblivion What a fine lesson is con-
yeyed 70 The mind--sake no note of
time but BY its bene6is, 10 wasch only
for the smiles and neglect the frowns
OF tate--to compose our lives of
bright and gentle moments, turning
always to the sunny side ofthings, and
letting the rest slip from our imagina-
iions, unheeded or forgotten.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1862-10-28

- FRsncas % nAfa sAssnA.
xhs, is4s.A. ~o4s1 hs.s tAeusas sl.ai svsr
esa4 shAses.
TAs ssszassiesi Eselsaa ss4 sosplaissHi
Frsnre,
Wis nav. siusy, tssvs srsrysAias uessr sAs
saR~-
wAs have slvsy, lAossts hri 4 vhsi''sr
we've aaas
VIE hass seasus sslgnsd ous Easss ne slight
eat saism-
SAsnid ssll has, 10 a8sss sn A1erran Ram.
TA@s have siwsys bsea Rams, Fasbsr Adsn.
ws knew.
Teana saaDs Rams In bis ganasu lonE tias
agos
Ia he rAsslns u Rams Absl took much DE-
light
Ard ra1a wsa eoaosrasd IN the very fpi
axAs-
And shs hns ran aaoat, We would further re-
uark,
Wa. the Ram which ola Noah took into the
arb
Thsu, il seems, there wsrs Rams which we're
tied up In stalls,
Drivsu oui 10 DO battle BY hutting down walls,
Alexander, Marceliss, and seylla, We @
Hsd great many Rams u this dsspera's
Kind
And when Titus snesmPed mid Jsrusaism's
palms,
Il i, said tia, ,hs Hebrews sav po,lias bat
Rams!
Amer ,hess, there came Rams not ineiiuing TO
hghts--
Rams reslsmbing good Joshua's Gibeou'tes--
which wem "dfawerz Of water r-I hydraulic
Rams,
Quite domestic, aud commonly foynd with
their Dnmsi
May such Rams stin continue to thrive and
increase
With The lmi,less Ram-iheations Of peace.
Thu, We Ram-ble along, through the cycles Of
Time,
Finding HisiOry's Rampage Is rather sub
Iiuael
Bu, the Ram " ali Rams, !. the Ram OF our
day.
Which Is shaking the world with a Rampant
dis mAyl
Iron harnessod, steam driven !, sweeps o'e-
the sea,
Our American Rampant! the shield Of the
Freei