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Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1862-05-16
An rnoIden, in Nnshril,s.

Over the large gate at the Provost Mar
shaPs splended headquarters--Elliott's fe-
male school-waves Union 1ag. A very
ardent secesh lady. who wished TO see. Col
ouel Mathews, was about to pass through
the gate, when looking up she beheld the
proud flag Tipping like an eagles wing over
bis eyrie Starting back horror-struck sho
held up her hands and exelaimed to tho
guard: "Dear me! can't go under that
dreadful Lincoln flag g3--Is there no other
way for me to enteri" ayes, madame"
promptly replied the soldier, and turning
ing to bis comrade he said, "Here, orderly,
bring out that rebel Gag and lay it on tho
ground at the little gate, and let this lady
walk overitp' The lady looked bewildered
and after hesitatihg moment, concluded
10 bow her head to The invincible Goddess
Of Freedom, whose immaculate shrine is
the folds Of the "Stat-Spangled Banner"
The rebels may all just as well conclude 10
follow her example. Nashville Union.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1862-05-16

The Genins OF LIberty AZ Fort Macon.
4 correspondent Of the New York Times.
writing of ths surrender 81 Fort Macon, says, Of
the raising 81 the Stars and Stripes in place Of
the rebel flag;
e The cheers Tor tbe old Gag however, rose in a
grand chorus fsosn the opposite shore and came
isaisfinct aud clear ACROSS the water The Us.
sfeamer State ct Georgia fired a national salute.
wefe unfutieds the iOfni Of q venerable man IN
nnif6sm appeared % the sanpaTts and placing ,
silver bpfle TO his lips pealed forth the sStaz
Spapgled banDer." Never did those notes pos
sess a holier Inspiration, or meet with bearties
greeting. The Ggure Of the good old man seem
I'd like o. l3saihs Of Frsedosh eun1lnoning d
asaeF liiefhe buried spirit ofthe Unieb.s ga
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1862-05-16

Tha following deeply interesting detuils 0i |
a.. an ~ Nav, Orleans have boeh received "A
wy ISL - ,,... ~
the Navy DePaI'n'en., nsl-.. ;, III -.
REPORT OF COMMAhDAkPOhfE /
u S. Sur HARRtFr LANE.
April 20
Ssr...This morninu uhPr the ships. passct
the Sorta,I sept 4 demand 10 Col. Big0ings fcrl
s,rteodrr IL thb forts tvhiel, WAS decltnsd Y a
On the s7th I aont -L;euf. Gal. Hipvings
eommunieation. herewith enclosed. asking ngain
for the surrender. His answer is enclosed. On
The 0ath received commun;ca,ion from him
s,s,;n, th.t he ,vonia s,,rre,,isr ,hs soyt. and
s, ,,a ish sss,s nav nm articles
~ captrl.,io, ae,Ir rhs,i.,orl n. American fino
a. 80 f,,t Th.se mon have defendcsl these
Er,s ,-;,h M. hravory vo,,hv of 4 better cause.
| ftso.t vi tfer, r;,h III lie cors;,Ierafon that
ntrr,r = s,,T.s ,auld neryoit The three steam.
- -. !, ~ - lsa,,, 4 M;fch.Il
Th. - ~ ~ e.. !. s,aA a.. .c,,,Sec
~ .;tk 49,, .,,l y ;sl.a IN no vav to be
aa.,.S .ihia for ahe;r sets Wbile
, ~. ~ ,ha, r,,,l,,vaJ IN
l, na1 ~ NJ. 49,, as.,ngs hs,sar~ ~ s;S,sen
ows ,,,es, snr.,;,isble stTair, ~ !, rlsce above
~, go. a ,h,ls ylras,,i,,., ,,., Az. rr.;clss NJ
tne ,ores sne ~ assw ~ sn ,ho,, I'D az.
CT - ~ h,t.rs ,rd tnr,o.5 a .dr;fs ,,ror us
NJ sslsd ~, aenerai NJ he Ma ooSfder on
hoard or rnns loaded. He ,resl;sd that he
s~,,il ~, SS,ds-t.l. 4, s.y Mai ,he navv If.
J Scors ,vonll 40 He seemed 10 Nave oreai con.
t"n,,s, Sor ,b.r, ioI5 lin we, cosld .tsnd
lttSa ~ ~ i,invv n,,;fSs eo,,iJ IA Want on
viii tbe conference after directing the ofIicer,
~ ~ ~ ~. ~ III ~, sh;,.
W va ~ lS. -. - -,
"a : ~.
~ - - ,,,ir,,,.s sts.- ,ha ACTIN
has,ar,, oxriodsj With torr;fc r.;so ,h,,,s;nS
~, NJ M
wy WY - shn;lo,Y, ~, ~ ~, phi iiI;S,
:n,n'a,l;ataiv d;san,,sared nndcr vatar Hal
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1862-05-16
Prom Gen. Moclellan,s column.

NEW KENT Y. d., May lO.-The pur-
suit Of the rebels by Gen. Stoneman has
been in every respect successful. His head
quarters are now here, 20 miles from Rich
mond, while the advance composed of the
9Th Illinois cavalry is five miles ahead.--
Tho enemy is in sight, but gradually falling
back. The inhabitants, who in nearly
every instance have left, said that the reb-
els will mako stand at Bottom bridge, Is
miles from Richmond on the headwaters of
Chickahominy river. Gen. Mcclellan with
the main army is rapidly following within
few miles. Cumberland a small town on
Pamunkey river, two and one-half miles
from here, was destroyed by the enemy, and
is now occupied By US. The rear guard of
the enemy is Longstreets' Division, consist
ing Of ten regiments Infantry and two bat
teries and regiment Of cavalry. There
was an engagement yesterday between our
advance and the encmys rear at Skaters
mills three miles from here, IA rebel eaval.
~ were killed, and number captured.
Howell Cobb was here last night but left
this morning. The enemy's retreat has
been admiralty accomplished, they are car
ryihe almost everything with them. io
FoHr MoERoE, May l2.-Nothing new
has been received from Nee Clcllan today
The telegraph 10 his headquarters Is kept
constantly employed BY Government busi-
ness. iasTiq 90 ,u1 Ta aa3
Some Of the crew ofthe Merrimac have
deserted from Pig Point aud have just
came into Newport News. e i1i
lsd HEkDQUARFERs ARMY PoToMAo,
Camp at Rapers Church, May IL.
TO II. N. Stanton, Secretary of Var
| Commander Rodgers writes me to-day
that he, with the gubboats yesterday pass
led Little Brandon. Everything quiet and
4 no signes of the troops crossing the river
He found two batteries Of ten or twelve
lghas each, ouihe south side Of the Jane,
river, one opposite the mouthlof the War
wick. another about southwest from Mul
berry Point. Tho upper battery on Hard
ling Bluff has riaed pieces. Between tho
batteries lay the Jamestown and yorktown
Commander Rodgers offered battle but th,
lgunboats moved OF. He silenced one bat
terry and ran past the other -
lSigpsd] 9, B. MCCLELLAN.
2 .le5 !. ~ zig Maj Gen. Commanding,
4 To Hon. 4. NJ Stanton, seey 81 War: 10
Fos4 Moufoe, May 14!--Wc have Suffolk. /
twas taken last night BY Mai Dodge. AN quiet
Major General Nc Clellah troops are nt Cum
borland. JHo. =. WOOL, Maj, Gen.
/ Information from Mcclellan 's-army al Cum
berland, Is 70 yestetday. There has been con
lsldefable skiFnhiahiBg with the rebels 10 front
i No other news. r;iB i0lf5 81 .efsiH iadi
WAsHHeEoE, Msy ll.--R Returned pris
ouers from Richmond report meeting tb,
Monitor, Naagatuek and Galena at Cit,
Polnt on Monday moruiag at 10 O'Clock
expecting TO reach Rockets Landing three
miles below Richmoud, before Digbtfall.--
They passed several batteries without tax
l ing Douce.rb ~ 'i5d3r stI t1eiats 81
\ The Monitor and al wooden vessels car
90 up 10 Richmond IL the channel is unob
siructed. Tue GAlena draws 100 mueI
! > ss>rllsfe-<----e----rx ~
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1862-05-16

hv ordor of tho tebcl commandanl. Scarcely
syv,b;no was ief, b6t black walls and chin
nes.S p ~
Eves DC ;mosnso Drv Dock was ruined
and das,scsJ /, 4 said tho engines and
'puun,s EeIon, 20 4 was renewed 10
Ricbmhna
~ ,sr,,, - m n, oe
NohsoIk' Va.',m"y'iz.~lne IVs' VI
nee ana custom h0uss VIII doubtless %
feoPonea very shortly, very rtte onl9n
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1862-05-16

PromioeDt men, who have heretofore
acted with the Republican, Democratic and
Amsriean parties, have united call for the
Union State Conventioa iu IDdiaua. II Is
expected that il will be the largest and
most important Convention ever held in
that State.H Thus old party lines are being
eblitsTaled, aud the true and, earaest sup
porters Of the goyernmeut are uniting 10
support Of The cause Of The nation. against
a partisan fsetionHwhosni headers are 10
sympathy Sithfebels.V v New York and To-
diana are 10 tho field On The platform which
is 70 shssain' die gssns pWrty Of the country
hereafter.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1862-05-16
from Commoasrc Eople'a FIcel.

=
To Gideon Welles, Secretary Of the Navy
FLAG SHIP BENToN, ABOVE FoRr PnLow,
May 10, le62.--The naval engagement for
which the rebels have been preparing, took
place this morning. The, rebel feet Of
eight iron clad gunboats, fourof them rams,
came up handsomely. The fight lasted an
hour. Two rebel gunboats were blown up
and one snpk, when the enemy retreated
precipitately under The guns Of the fort
Only two Of our vessels were engaged
The Cincinnati sustained some ipjpiy from
the rams, but will be in fighting condition
tomorrow. Captain Stembel distinguished
himself and Is seriously wounded. The
rebel squadron wss supposed 70 be com
manded by Hollins.a ssi . IS t.ag-rss6
(Signed) 9. II. DAVIS.
Cong Mississippi FIOtilla, protein.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1862-05-16
Nows from Southern Papers.

G1NcINNKrI, May -l8.---Fbe Commercial
has the following Southefn News:0 2
Z ''The Memphis Avalanche Of the 9th
says telegraphic news from Richmond is
painfully significant General Mcclellan
seems to have been preparing the same fate
for Richmond, that Butler and Porter got
up for New Orleans."a
The Avalanche, OF the Same date, says Of
affairs in New Orleans: "Mayor Monroe
aud all the Aldermen have been arrested,
and, on refusing to take oath, we're sent to
prison. Great distress prevails in the city,
food Of all kinds is extremely scarce, -four
not to be had at any price. There is more
of the Federal force yet to be landed, and
the river is full of Federal gunboats, NOR
tars and transports" -1.l
The Memphis Argus says The Confedcr-
ate loss at Shiloh was seven thousand kill
cd and wounded.
The Memphis Argus in an article on
gunboals says: "Thus far it must be con-
fcssed our attempts with gunboats on the
river have been a disgusting fizsle, people
know II, so does the Government
The correspondent of the Memphis Ava
lanche says: Thirty three per cent Of
Bishop Polk's army was killed and wound
ed at Shiloh.
The Avalanche of the 9TH says: We
have adviees from New Orleans Up to Sat-
urday at IL A. M. Gen. Butler has taken
the ST. Charles Hotel for his headquarters
The Evans House on Poydras ST, has been
converted into hospital.
jackson Railroad Depot was taken po
session Of on Saturday morning. EOy F
The Federal pickets have been extended
out as far as the crossing Of Jefferson ano
Jackson railroads.
Four gun-boats and one transport started
for Baton Rouge Saturday morning.
Seven Federal regiments had been land
ed at NJ o. All the newspapers in N. Q
are still published, though Federal censo
is placed over every office, to examine al
matter and exclude whatever may. PROV
inimical TO The Federal cause. 4
o5The proclamation of Gen. Butler wa
handed in at all offices and refused. Whe
a guard came to the True Delta Office an,
were refused--thcy took possession an
sent for Northern printers, who set it u
and worked it of in the edition.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1862-05-16
prom Rremon,,. niti.lnn.

franklin, via Green Spring and Baltimore,
May l3.-Gen, Fremont arrived here to-day at
the head of his army having come by forced
march to the relief of Schenek and Milroy. He
Immediately reviewed the regiments here sta
tionee, and rode a little beyond -thetown. The
enemy decamped last night and are stilifetrcat-
ing. In the late battle at Mcdowell our loss
was 80. killed and about 200 wounded, many
bot slightly. The troops are all in high spirits
and full of expectation. 80,
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1862-05-16

"a aEhe a8oA News Isclo 80 ela4sesfs.
4sgeAideai LihesIh Is 6eEghted 6by6nd
ssaeast5s eish lks food b. good aewa tlAsI
has poured u from eVory quarter. No Bet
-tstpf06f can b had of tie certainty that
rtiie febeIlioh win soon be al nn cod than
-rlhe expression o. tbe diplomatic e0sps.l--
The foreign ministers arc perfectly satisfied
with the circular just issued By Eeefslasy
Seward, promising shs oafiJ oppnihg of the
eo.lon Posa, a6d they aie uaanithc0h 10
the opinion llat lhe eshen&lioh Of Tctkiown
3 conclusive tgide1cs 6f the wea3ntss of
= ehslcause q sseelsion. NhiolI Is now only
kept alive " deAp5lio bss q power more
oppre%iye than Ar tyranny lfat ever dis,
sp.ed history Dispqlf q s.ilaasl9
kn1N'reff sael q ~ ia. +
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1862-05-16
From Washington.

j. From Washington. Hft
WAsHINGroN, May I3.-Tbe President
has ISSUED proclamation declaring that
the blockade Of the ports of Beaufort, Port
Royal and New Orleans shall so far cease
and determine from and after the lst Of
June next, that commercial intercourse with
those ports except as to persons and things
and information contrahaud of war may
from that time be carried on, subject 10
the laws Of the u. 8. and to the limitations
and in pursuance Of the regulations which
are prescribed by the Sec'y of the Treasury,
A movements making by the Govern
ment, which indicates a design on its part
to assist the starving people Of New Or
leans, rs in the case Of those at NewberD
and other points. 'ji9 seiT7a f'55i ~
A dispatch was yesterday received from
Washington directing that the Ocean
Queen should be loaded with commissary
stores and sent direct TO New Orleans. IL
\ Is understood that these stores arc for dis
tFibution, as General Butler may direct.
/ The mail that is TO be sent to New Or
leans this evening by the Connecticut will
be much larger than was expected. The
number OF letters which will be mailed be-
fore the Connecticut sails will reach 10000,
mostly on business. eai % sr 1
10 The Wyandank arrived this A. NJ from
the Rappahanuoek. Her officers report
that the Freeborn and Island Belle went
Iup the BranukatoBk on Saturday, and cut
off two rebel se1ooaers, one with a valua
ble cargo Of wbiskey and other stores. Tho
The Belle proceeded up the latter river
some distance and discovered body o.
about 500 rebel deseTlers fnomthe Glouees
4 ter Point Batteries who stated that wher
the order was given TO evacuate, they being
lIdisgusted with the service, determined {
Tharch TO the Federal lines ,aBdcsunender
They belonged 10 Va regiment q They
offered to lay down their arms aud, express
ed willingness to- take the cath Of allegi
anee, which Capt. Harris Of the Belle sd
mipis.ered 70 al Of them, bsr
4 WAsHIEggoE, May lathe new Seces
sien plot % Induce Tho Intervention Of ID,
powers Of Western Europe on the gronnt
Iof an exhaustiop OF cotton, which comes 4
light in llis country BY the arrival Of tht
Elnp, is felicitously met by the President
proclamation, apnonnciDg the opening 0
4 N, o. and other cotton ports on the LIST Q
June thus fails in lhs second grand copsPir
aey abroad sira = ss4s ssus d ri
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1862-05-16
,aslrsashmess & ~ r.saIslasure.. :

a.. fetresfehf4eAf nf thS k<eHie'asrfe.
EEom Lhs Colnmbus conespoRdenca Of
Ebe Cineippad Genlmsxesal We, learn that
ths Legislature which has just closed is
sssasi0p did more in fhe way Of resrpneh-
ismept than he people are generalIy arafe
of hcpt down TIE aEpenaas of The State
~, 25Q, % 5. 2 enough q pay Al the ex,,
y peases Of the s.ale during the vaf, feE war
purposes. ~ 80 - -. 7. -, .,,'',
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1862-05-16

NO MORO Stnve NerFHtOriess
&, 9 In Congress, the House, BY the very snnPhat-
&c vote Of s5to 50, passed the bin declaring that
slasery shall not exist, now or forever in any
aefitorg now existing or hereafter to be formed,
Steadily keeping time 10 the victorious march
of our armies, is the march Of freedom aud JUS
etice in our national councils. ao1 tli
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1862-05-16

Do The news from McClellan, 3 army is very me-
gre. On "Wednesday Of last week battle took
place at West Point between 10000 Of his men
10000 Of the enemy, but what is most remarla-
BILE We have seen no account Of the engagement
other than that we were saved from defeat by
The gdasoats with a loss Of 800 killed. We
trust 'gallaut little Mac does not intend to let
the rebels of with the slight ehastisement he
has given them. ~ tF ti
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1862-05-16

Gen. Barnard, Nee CleIlsu's chief engineer,
writes that be believes the rebels are con,
censraliag all their forces with the desigD
Of fighting battle before Richmond. Gov.
spngue, who Srrived last night thinks
Otherwise. F"t
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1862-05-16

Gen McDoweil's army appears to be still az,
or near Fredericksburg. Nothing Of import
ance has transpired during the week in his De-
partment
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1862-05-16

Secretary Chase says that the expenses Of the
war have been exaggerated, only an occasional
days expenses having run them up to the max
imum stated in the newspapers. ona thorough
review of our past. present and prospective ex-
penses he does not estimate the total debt on
fJuly j, at S600000,000. He has recommended
TO Congress- the issuing Of $25,000 600 Of de-
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1862-05-16

q CoxF1aGAriok. Dan Siekles was conlirmea
Brigadier- GeneEal By enc maGrity. Itwas not
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1862-05-16
From Arkansas.

ST.. LOUIS, May l0.--A correspondent
of the st, Louis Democrat, writing from
Botesvile, Ark, May 9th, says. The In
ion feeling which along the route to this
place has been at allow ebb has displayed
itseifin a most gratifying manner, since the
arrival Of Gen. Curtis army here. Men
from the surrounding towns are daily com
ing ina and avowing themselves on the side
OF the old government. The day we reach.
ed here. 80 men came in from distance
of twenty miles to congratulate us on our
arrival. Large numbers of secessionists are
voluntarily coming forward and taking the
oath of allegiance, stating that the South
ern Coofederacy is dead. Many of the
townships are loyal to the core and it has
only been the large villages, where the
noisy politicians have kept the thing alive,
that have overawed the country people
Arkansas lies -prosirato. at tho feet of the
Governments There are norebeltroops 10
the State, except Coleman's Jayhawkers
and some Texas regiments, said TO be at
Little Rock. . u '''''7's
All the steamboats, on the Arkansas and
White rivers have been taken away by the
rebels to prevent them falling into our
hands. 2 49, e ie gss aa4e.lA
By order Of General Curtis % slaves be-
logging TO Judge Martin Of Polk Bayou,
Ark, captured on the 81, in Independence
county while being taken 6onth by agents
of the rebellion have been confscated and
eniapcipated and allowed 10 60 wherever
they please. t.rse f'i
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1862-05-16

There is nething here to afford consolation 70
Secession sympathisers. se, ~ - r-
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1862-05-16

L. -. +.
The Following hamcd SICK and wounded sol.
diefs oi ne red regiment arrived d Cincinnati
6b sunday 4 iFhe Iasli .ai'2 Z p 'eaef74 lliF
p. D. Gassasd, George f'stscfibn, A. sehell.
bw. Bspes, David BATES. Williams Smith, Tbos.
Pierron 1cAe Harris, s. uoolss Ed. Swinges,
bster'o Cline, III Q. Fortress ed Miller, William
Dandren, NJ Striver, Perry Uheeyer J. q. Fms
nfhacr, q. w, Grover, 8. Cock, Charles Pipcf,
n. Bat1ie, Geo. Rice, w Whitniose, Y. Smith,
john Miller John canerling. John Waltcrs, M
Sweet, 81 Liyengood, Chris. Metz, John Cody,
A. Spohn, o, Lackweli, John croye, W. Phil
Iipson, John Grain, 7. DEAN, 8. wiAeuihn, dead,
n. PiNsell. D. Bafenan, II. Sgheller, Henry Ba.
nat sJames Miller, Jeremiah Stage. Samuel
Oroys Lafayette Wolcon,b, Michel McOarty,
o. Stanton, Geo. W. CLARK, VIM. G. Fausry, Pc
ssT Smith, J. KcnAfy n. Wright d. jones, ].
A. Jcffsrspn. John A. Kesr. and J. Yeagls. baa
81 The Following were left at New Alhany;
.aiCharles Slnnlin, William Smith, Johu Keuas
erigs Fred. Smith, c. Lockwood, Geo. II. Rice
M. Skinner, Chris, Metz, John Carley, j.. Krnis
y. J. Wilmer Samuel Wisernan, dead.
h1John Akcrdied May Il. and was left at Mad.
ison, Indiana. 81 sfi If aF .hiE
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1862-05-16

Cen. sigsl and staif. With seseval rsgipaitl
II troops, haye joined the army near cofintb.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1862-05-16

BALrmoRE. May 1.-THE boat from Old
Point states that our troops crossed TO the
Virginia shore, on Friday night whilst iha
Rip Raps aheIlod Sewellls PolBt. The
landing was made at Willduahby,s Point
ht tho spot selected by Presidept Lipcoln
she pfsvious day. HevAs ancug the htsi
who stepped ashore. The rebels fed at
the advance Of our troops AT last adyices,
Geo. Weber was within thtre miles Of Nor
folk. The Merrimac remained oEf kCraney
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1862-05-16

The town elections in New York, as far as
,eafl nom, compares as follows:
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1862-05-16

The following deeply interesting details q
the fall Of New Orleans have beeh received ns
the Navy Department.;
REPORT OF coMMAEDER ,PoRTER.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-01-27
dNortester Daily SPY.



BY MRS. JULIA WARD HOWE.
Mine eyes have the glory of the coming of the
Lord;
He is tramping oat the vintage where the grapes of
wrath are stored;
He hath loOsed the ateful lightning of His terrible
swift sword;
His truth is marching on.
have seen him in the watch fires of hundred cir.
cling camps;
They have buded Him an altar in the evening
dews and damps;
have read His righteous sentence by the dim and
faring lamps;
His day is marching on.
have read fiery gospel in FURNISHED rows of steel
grace shall deal;
Let the Hero, born of woman, crush the serpent
with his heel,
Since God is marching on.''
He has sounded forth the trumpet that shall never
call retreat;
He sitting out the hearts of before His judg.
ment-seat:
Oh, be swift my soul, to answer Him! be jubilant,
my feet!
Our God is marching on.
In the beauty of the lilies Christ born across
the sea,
With glory in his bosom that transfgues you and
me:
AS he died to make men holy, let us die to make
men free,
While G od is marching on.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-01-27

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sDe for any errors that may occur beyond Il amour
charged for the Advertisement
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-01-27
MEDICAL NOTICE. FGILMAN. MD.

ANA Accoucheur, Physician, and Surgeon. late
Taunton Mass having found It necessary his health
b seek location remote from the shore would
respectfully announce to the citizens Of Worcester and
vicinity, that he has taken residence PARK STREET.
No. I6, of Orange where he may be found ready
to attend to calls in the line of his profession Fiji
teen years experience in treatment of all diseases Incl
dent TO this climate with good success he hopes will
cure public confidence Special attention given to dis
eases of the Throat and Lungs. Office hours from to
and to 10 m. DIFF Inv2l