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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-04-10
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
FOB SAFE.

4 PAIR OF COLTs NAVY ~KaPE4TERs AT
a he Guu.ri-b shop on Bls1s5a s.-ae - q a.
TO SIech = .alr0n.
sr0Es rre ~ y r--.D
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-04-10
aATED, IM nEpIATELY.
GUNVY RAGS

OSO0 GUNNY BAGS, doab-e -iz-, ip- IS BY
ZsIOO II g.. POTTER.
g g. IT' W7Fn -tr % rev w b m e.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-04-10
FOR SALE!

WISH 20 sell for C1afsd rate mcLev mart
L Of NY KGA ESTATE in Msuu5i-. Coz |
listing Of some fine 5u-ia-ss property On Han FHrll
street, or rs me resident lot, On AdausEasA-
street, up a which I now reside.
pr Lr* wOreu.sr
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-04-10

Dog LOst---Five Dollars Reward.
OST on THE sTH INST. M-prrW sIzr
IL D s. named RinksOld Hs La white a. z a-5uu5
tt- neck and white stresk down the forehead ad
white q tE5 end Of h- tall 4 reward Of - e ID l4s
viii be PAID II rstu led to Be. sAGURE-S u.zt
door 70 the outhern Mothers oa Second street
en- o.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-04-10
HEHPHB BELL AID BRASS WORKS,
u 0,HgRa

CEaSssO5S street.,
Fourth door below Union st., Memphis. Tenn
, 1862-06-26
juuetur.s g. is frequently disastrous and
costly and bloody policy.

junetur. g. is frequently disastrous and
costly and bloody policy.
JEFF DAVIS AND HIS COTTON.
We find in the Hinda' Country Gd=etts, pub
1ished at Raymond, Miss, the following para
graph:
Is IT so?-We learn that It Is positively
asserted at Vicksburg, that not q pound Of
cotton has been burned on the plantations ct
President JEFF. Davis and Ills brother, Col. joel
E. Davis, sltuated q few miles below that city3
AL Of Inst years crop is raid to be still on
those places, and accessible to the Yankees,
should they institute the usual Yankee curfoE-
ity. Can this statement be trae7 Hare the
people more patriotism than the President and
his principal staff officer? If this report be
well founded, it manlfests shameful hunt
after the dimes and dollars at every hazard. II
It Is false accusation, n denial from those
who know ehonld most assuredly be ma1e,
and that immediately,
Te find the following in tls Grenada
Appeal, Of the 18th: "
ConAEcT1os. Davis has forward
ed dispatch to the -A;ssfssippian office. a}'Ed-
Ing in Indignant terms TO- an article in the
Richmond Gazette, implying that he has pre-
served bis cotton on the Mississippi, Hhie
that Of his neighbor has been destroyed. He
states that, engaged as he il, by pressing pub
liz Gnties. he las given no attention to his
private affairs, and supposed that his cotton
b ID been destroyed By The military authori-
tieE, as their Instructions we're peremp,ory to
burn all which WIS in danger Of capture by
the enemy. The Mtssissipptan states that his
entire crop has been consumed
TWO HUNDRED NEGROES WANTED.
The Aississtppian Of the 14th, says:
We are authorized to state that the number
OF negroes required at Vieksburg is 200, and
t3ey ale required each to carry an ak We
hope the people will promptly respond to the
rail
, 1862-06-26

M cH10A0E cALE.-- ~ neTc;as.
Rsss s a5s Sss
o, te 5s' pa15 a. a. by tass ss:sata M n,Ssgs d dated
,{ls E SEdsa: Il i q ssoss;S: S:Esa 4
I @
after ds.e and neIesI Or the same fo!lows: -9nc
tho e sF s. asa ps a Ha q H. @
1od fem! annual aresest On tbs s.1u Of sevea:5
a4s
IL eaeS for rs eaea ol w;cs ssld Isymeats 2t nt
deIsisIef nssti5e eysn dats With saIl mortgage ps1
sss = e ?ss sFae S cssfP sss IS Il fas x i
M ts s 1sf T ~ ess as ssfa
!sznan d1e sc ior tne space q one ye.!ea1r
derened 81. p;laepa! E1n scored s. saia
Sps Is 9sn o E s tas as
Ee,xtastand'FE ssid elscst2n e Be Esds s. the ns
& 9nS q 1ny e s 6
sEned 10 e sn1sE e iHto and unanaa a1d singular tae
81 sspe1s snd equy q Is<snpuoa p of sssd p,Ey q
sEnni5estorr cayis-gs q ss.igns sasrein- 1t pnbc
en-; fss Sc e! isP sIs 1'Ss Z d ~
Newspaper pnhuahed in Chicago.
to 15esu oI one thouss5d four hundred dollars that
became qns q ne te; e sssd oftEsSs oa fas hSs
he eame. w=s 10. paid whan tho SINE bacsEs dae.
sns s pa sme I'D us ore M
uEee1 rave eiee;ed ard DO siscl that lbs principal
:, saa sa =
and xhereas there Il nov eus and unpaid On sid
morgat esslG psiasp.s saE q sev:nsTavs tao1a !ad
dollars that became 1ue thereon ~ 1nze1cst ga tae
11.. IL. OF Ja1uezJ. q D. ISL al: nts2 the install
n f 5e1 ,es o a1
thereon the first day Of July, 4 D. 1e5 And aso
the fnstRlnent Of Interest aununteK to the 1sAs above
aseG as5 .S III i
row therefore public notice . hereby siTeo that 1.
the said VI Wilita uEden nncsF aud N pnsau sacs ef
entered Into ana upon all aDd singular the Prem
les described IN asd o1Igage. to WIZ LOTS sxyoEo
t61} Ezryrwo t6el. dx:ysh.ee (ess. sxEfour Sol d1
{5}, nfsyhtne ss} seventy seventy ons 7O, ssT,
erty C2., seventy ttEee ti3). kesentS fur 41
sevcpryaFe 90 sevehtyEtx GO serrn:r TX x;v1n CD
oEs III, est1SSXo 81: Light fh:se j sixSsyie9r
s) thtS:ase ts5) eightys.x fGo, sigh!F F4eTea t8.
q g eSssa 81 "a sss ssses ls ''s s.e y,
bounded the east bT Clark asreef on tho north 9y
ScLer street. The weet By Wells And on the
sa1s ny GPsshe psiag M ~ .f ns o az
beng il The esJ Of Chicago county Of Cook and ssato
b1d Ehat VIE on Montzy: she txents:ans asy q
forenoon. sAid premises II rurauance Of the tsrps
powers ahd pruri.ons said untgaEe offer fa< ssle
ri pseuases n satE 95sE;:s :a dosa s
| REiffsnd Ksrsss l. sim his wife, and lanes s
JchusteS aaa Jenny Jeanston ~ vile, tasr hesEs
I It public suction to the highest hldde: for cath
Said nortEf &c W4a fled Lof record II tho ESrordef
= II sSss Gss9 o. e. Z
Ao1tsssa' = P1xs }Sa & w 1fTnr
GlesEn JRaa f1t tsazsaaA
, 1862-06-26
GREAT CARPET HALL
Hollister & Wilkins,
1s5 l. 1S5 LAKE STREET So las i ISL
EUHSEAEa1
The Best Goods at Low Prices.
NhT1'llGS Anl RUG&.

Cocoa Aatt{n.s for OHiecs Chu:chea, Vestbu1es &c.
/. all rdtht, from onehA 70 two yards vide: Canton
St1v Matt!n., both white ANA checked ore oneaoda~
quarter and half gards VIDE; oe4sc. yelves
ru, e. aid Tnft5d FEcs. Coco3 Jute niIla Hluah,
tfRtHsrn Adelaide and Snept.Gkin NAtN
, 1862-06-26

VIC give TIE so11CWlnE extract Of Command-
er WoCdhu1's report u his present voyage:
Tie blockade is, as usual, well sustained
IS efiicient-possioly more SO than any
blockade ever before established by any
ua1icn.
The cruising vessels arc light, active and ef.
fcient as the list Of captures will prove. All
are in good discipline, lookiug well, and no
whenever III opportunity occurs to test their
prowess.
The health of the men and officers Of the
different vessels visited, continues to be ez
cellent. At length, SO far as can be ascer
tanned, the Department has . right to con
spd 1in. condition Of the feet @ now distriSutej
en- our inrIntnsc extent Of coast
The following letter, just published in
Mississippi paper, il goin; the rounds Of tn
| Southern press:
, 1862-06-26

L NEW NAVY YARD.-The Philadelphia city
government is considering o project to pur-
chase League Island, st the junction Of the
Delaware and schuylkln Rivers, and present 1t
to the United States government as site for
an enlarged naval station. The island is owned
By the Pennsylvania Life aud Trust Company,
which corporation is willing to sell it for
231O,oo0 The island is mile long and
third Of mile broad.
MURDERS In BALTIA0RE.-AB Baltimore let-
ter reports that during ali alteration between
tTo cuEtonhouse officers, {Unionists} and q
seces6icnist OIL Saturday night, both the cus-
tomhouse officers were stabbed and killed BY
the rebel, whose name is Ambrose, aud who
was arrested The quarrel began IN liquor
saloon.
NEWPORT NAVAL ACApEMT.-The whole
number OF cadets In the Newport naval ac2d-
e1ny is 274, thus di5tribQted: On school5hip
Consultation 100, on practice ship John Adams
tiehty.feur. Pierre D'Or1eans, who entered
September, 1861, graduates in June, 1853
4 Hint TO SHOULDER STRAPs*-Pigate
Harper,, Of company 8, 1st regiment, being
dangerously sick while in camp before Rich
mond, was sent to the hospital at Yorktown,
and was furnished with furloug gh to return
home when sufficiently recovered. When told
by the surgeon that he vas in condition to at
tS"PL LIE up AoAACt 1An4QoA 4AaAN 0P LID
mind to one tling, and that WAS to join the
regiment, which he did, to the surprise OF
his old comrades. BE writes: "You have
probably been expecting me home for some
time; but when do come it will be when the
First marches into Boston, and not before" "
--7fanaript.
sHEEp--R. Il Bennett, Of Cottage Grove,
Washington county, has just sent to Michigan
fer ECO sheep. The farmers of Minuesota
are beginning to appreciate the profits arising
from wool growiDg.--6t Paul Pfess-
STILL THEY CoME.-Fiffty-scyen wagons
loaded with immigrants passed through L.
Crosse, on Monday the 10TH, destined for the
! fertile regions of Mianesota- Tney had with
them about 400 head Of cattle.-6t. Rtnl Press
GONE TO RoAE.-Rev. Dr.. Butler, Of Wash.
| ington city, has lefl the United States to TAXI
| charge OF the Episcopal chapel at Rome.
! SEVERE DRouTu.-The drouth in Canad:
| East is go severe that the pastures arc drying
! up, and the farmers are talking Of shooting
tleir cattle rather than see them starve.
! The New York Tines states that thk
| Board OF Aldermen Of that city have over
ruled, by two-thisdE vote, the veto of Mayo
| Opdyke, on the resolution rendering publi'
reception to Mr.. ThurloW Weed.
, 1862-06-26

OAicers and soldiers In tho service Of the
parole, and who do not within three days from
the publication Of this order, ii no " in N:r
Or.eass, aud ~itb IN one day after their arriyal
In New Orleans + they came after the pub
lica1ion OF this order, comply Herewith, Will
be liable to be treated Is gnle8
, 1862-06-26

1cred t 10 10 the he people Of New Orleans and Louis
lana. The General spoke ike one deeply iul-
pressed, and his auditors seemed to be in s
cs:rrc. po.;ding mood. His tones were those
! Of cafnest friendship. The band, after tLe
! The thrpns. tlup called for Major Bell, Col.
| shepIey, Col French and others. In due
time, Col. Slspley appeared and nlade 3 short
! address.
i We felicitate our fellow citizens upon this
happy meeting. t is the fEst word in ths
! right direction. Della, June 18th. :.
, 1862-06-26
LIVE STOCK.

ExoTe91 md F81me1s VII ind th;s tae M6as sd7N13
szKeouA route for Lire stoczA CarsctoE3 Ekfda HAX
WHteTet and 8urDltea With eYsTT convenience, E3F$
been opened o. and its connections Aad sEaE
sttentfon L paid 2 tnsf waGA fTon HssE!sesf9a5
:essng ehoice s oasEsd e5tSa + PR{hAaDkIzAIAs 4a u
also BE- found the shortest, Qckest aud mcst d1rzf
route for Stock TO EeE fork-.{v1a- A1nntoxa1-H1G
EEoCH LEWIS. Ge11 6upt, A1tooaa, PR
L l. H0UPT, Gen1 Ticket Agent, Philadelphia
H. e. HOUSTON. SEMI RsuaZat Agent FhHAdeapazGeS;
{AIk1i51y .e.
, 1862-06-26
VA1ENA hCHlCAGO UN1G2

~ ;KAuROAD-5uAaxz AA4..ss~ - t,,.,. ~,
have ~ ETeet De2ot to19tEss STe
s9+ i.-s raa G i;I = fsaie Dnbaaaa ia iasz.
MKaI;ts ~ neints. It T. & and - r. toE Dsxo9
4tHA18 PotAtS: Esp!dA ald intGH1oa1A1a ponE;
f9a9 3'ion M MGssn Bei7fden Rocffoet md tat:1sa.
dssta poats; r. e. Gsnsya r. - 1nse:1f Fl fsss
Gca5 1. T. I'D 4Nq y Hain Psaeugs,s fax Gs2St
~ TYs4a n aen1y. Richmond, Geneva 4A1a Nh u
sS44sttsea ~ .ofnsa. wf4a iake taa 10 T. T. rasns
~1eeafnE C4rs pA piE1t tI1trA-
HWHHRNE Go, EaDenEX ASsH4 -
, 1862-06-26

r ARGE STOCK OF GOODS
/ t.ou SHERIFF SALES 5ust received Ct RoYLES
CaeA2 STORE sEsch will oe sole II gress RacEaee Ne
now one11nl, the greatest bargains oae4sd IN
t3,~ CITY. Lock ut the prtte4.
, 1862-06-26
Ggdar Claims.

w AR CLAIM OFFICE OF
w LEAyITT d Wight, Attorneys 1T Law.
All kinds OF Claims as*tnst tile Government prompt
IL collected. Lawyers Justices and Sattries wanted
to act as Agents in every town in tie Northwest to
whom blanks ard our WORK Pensions SC. will be
III FINISHED and !ihcTa. commission SLOWED. 0tGct
s. Clark street. Chlcaro. Ill. ia4E1i6su
, 1862-06-26
MILLINERY GOOD 3.

We ca. nttertion Of m5lllncrs to stock Of lib
hoEs Flowers. &C. which are offered At great
FANS AT HALF PRICE
Paroso1s at Wholesale Prizes: Hnop Shirts, IAtest
Ety1es and prices TO please ALL.
Threads Needles. Pins Tancs and all sorts Of little
traps sn low that a will buy.
III fsct every article offered will he bargain to tho
puTchake7 Gstutis all warranted represented. ard
viii b. freely shown TO all We invte "A tnspestn9
faithful taicc ulun their wants hope to merit
large clare If patronage. Come aud see us.
JONES 81 CO..
"a 1t1 coutr C1.-E ttrant
, 1862-06-26

nv"
The Union Association Of New Orleans last
night held . mass meeting In Lyceum Hall.
thronged The room. While the gallcries over. va
head were filed with fair ladies who, by their
presence, lent another and softer charm to
the scene. Able and eloquent: speeches
were made BY Mesars. Madison Day. Charles
Lamont, and 7. j. Esrha1t. md when somo
stirring slusion Waa naade to or crest b..
, 1862-06-26

Flowert Ernhrufaertee. And nnmcrous Other bstgtn&
which 4Te ael;Ing hslf pr.ce It RoJe Cheap 6tore
No LIS South CtHrk kt1ect above Aonroe Ap1 pSQ84m
, 1862-06-26
RailrDang.
TLLINOIS CENTRAL RAIL,

1LLINOIS CENTRAL RAIL,
i Road
Or and after Sunday May 11th trains leave from
the Great Central Depot as folloWs:
ii5 A. 81: &suudays c1crpted> arriving ut Peoria at
800 H.. LnEanspart AT 4S0 ?. NJ; uecasuE at al5 P.
N.;SpringEe:.i at rs T. ~. Naples at ss3s Il: lin
" At l1:15 P NJ: FtEcennes at 1870 r. NJ st. Louis at
s:eo n Ts5rs Haute Ut 10 r.: Cairo At +;1o n
at1::oA; n; sprtnEheld sa5 A. n; Naples GID H..
Quincy s2e A. ~: Alton 1:1oA NJ: st Louis 80
$40 z. d.: Csi7u l:45 r. Il
Or Sasnzdays TEain VIII be rua to Kankakee 1esy-
Trains arrive at Chicago at $40 l. II and 11:B p Il
all fE7nrfaHt nc.nls.
For tickets and in formation .pply ut the oce IN the
Great Central Depot.
FOR HYDE PARE AND WOOD LAWN.
Trains Leave Chicago: Leave wood Lawn: :
800 A. n. 7D0 A. II.
12:DQ n. A45A. II.
400 F. H. 100 P. M
64l5 e n. As "
1880 2. Il. 7.15 P NJ
": + AFTaGR. Gen7 Sup1
, 1862-06-26

THICAGC Is ROCK ISLANu
~ RAIIEOAD.CHA1a1 uy TnH-Nlnte1 IL.
raozaaens commencing SUNDAY. HoT. l5:ua 1aa T:xa1
teptea. 11oA a. Night E1preA 6asurdaJT e1Eesaa4
1tA5 e IL. Jeifet AccouEsodaton. H1ndxJ1 e1tepsSs
500 r, Il Through Trains &I1iye. Eli A. H- Nn4 Fl
z, NJ Joliet Accamnotat1ou, IN a. u
, 1862-06-26

CLEARANCE OF VESSELS.
For the information OF merchants, i: is pro
per to state that, by order Of the department
no clearance will be granted at the port ot
New Orleans to any vessel, unless her cargo
has been put on board under The strict super:
vision Of An officer OF the customs.
DEATH OF AN EDITOR.
DR.. Samuel Harry, 3 native Of Charleston
an editor Of the New Orleans Bse, died on ths
1lth inst.
, 1862-06-26

The steamship Roanoke arrived at New
York Oh Sunday, bringing New Orleans dates
to the 18th inst We gather the following in-
telligence from the New Orleans San;
George jackson has been arrested On the
charge Of being concerned in the Burning Of
tie Ship American Union, at the time Of the
arrival o! the Union feet.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1862-07-04


AN IMPORTANT DER.-Gov. Tod has is.
sued proclamation by order Of the secre.
tary Of War, which is OF the utmost import.
ance to soldiers now absent from their re.
'peclive camps. II requires all soldier.
who are at home with or without leave, and
able to travel to Columbus, to report in
person forthwith to Captain A. D. Ddd, 3.
they will be considered deserters. Any sol-
der not able to travel, will send to Captain
bod certificate Of some physician Of good
standing giving a description OF his case,
in which the physician will give his oplu.
ion as to when the soldier will be a. for
duty. Tboso able to travel TO Columbu.
will be kept in the hospital at Camp Chose
until able to Join their respective regiments.
or until they obtain a United States Sur.
geon's certihcsts for snsl discharge. By
to Gen. George B. Wright, of|
Columbus. tho name of the soldier, comma.
ny and number Of his regiment. snd his|
'ostodacs address. transportation will bsl
furnished.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1862-07-04

A HipfcuLoOs AFrsiR.--A trial took place
before Thomas Stratton, ESQ, Of Unoa
township, on Monday, that is perhaps wor.
thy Of being placed on record. John Pow
ell, Oliver Powell, Absslom Cox, George
Cor, Ed. Crist, William Taylor. sud Jobu
Wagner-seven young men OF Liberty town.
.ship-were arrested, charged with riot
Two witnesses for The prosecution, Andrew
Fe,ters snd William Fellers, were examined
and testified that on the evening OF the 29tt
Iof May, they and the defendants, except
Wagner. went to the house OF Adam Kra.
mer, 10 learn from him II he wos a seces
sionist; that they had no other object in
going; that they called him to the door
conversed with him some lime and left him,
in no way injuring him or his property
Upon this testimony Esq. Strstton bound
the defendants over to appear at the next
term OF Court--Wogner with the rest-giv.
ing ss his reason for this, that WAosEa Dir
NOT YRovs nj ssELF ABsRsTl The whole pro-
ceeding was as ridiculous . farce as evel
was played. Tie young men had no idea o
injuring or TO any alarming extent annoy
ing Kramer. They were in pursuit c
amusement. One Of them represented him.
self 10 be recruiting officer, and said he
was anxious to see a secessionist in Han
cock county. Kramer declared himself q
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1862-07-04

No BETrHn PRpos REauiRED.--lt has no
yet been publicly denied, that the Chemi
cal Saleratus made by D, b. DeLand L Co.
is all that its friends have clalmed--that i
is pure and wholesome article. This can
the most popular kind among housswives.-.
rms constitutes the mos, complete proc
That can be required. Of the superiority o
the Article. 1t is sold at wholesale by tn.
manufacturers at Fairpolt. Monroe county
New York. and at retail by respectable deal
eTs generally.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1862-07-04

CLEAN ur.-Msrshsl Ardinger issued no
tiees' some time since. to property -holdsrs,
requesting them to clean up all rubbish in
streets and alleys adjoining their premises.
The request was pretty generally complied
WITH in regard to the Streets but the alleys
are still in deplorably filthy condition. To
insure health in the hot season, il require,
the utmost precaution in keeping all tho
streets and alleys cleared of the various
kinds OF hith that will naturally sec umulate
IN place Of the population of Findla,.-
we hope the matter will DO attended to Al,
once.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1862-07-04

LaBoRsRs WAsrED.--Eyery day fsrmer
are in town, eagerly enquiring for iaborers
Hancock has sent over 1000 Of her bes
men into the army, and there are not en- oust
at home to secure the harvest.
Speaking of isborers the thousands oil
"PSat white men" that have been thrown
out OF employment in the sosthefn part Of
the State to make room for nigsers at a shil-
ling q day. can all find employment in this
portion Of Ohio at frs, rate wsges. Ou,
farmers would be glad to have few Of them
immediately.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1862-07-04
A NEW ARTICLE.
UOCTOR ROsAcrs STOMACH B,11sas.

new and delightful Stomac hic and Cordial
'"r giving tnno 10 the stomach, and for IN !
prevention OF bilious complaints incidsn, m
tile western country. Try il, ~
Asa morning drink, To assist digesticn and
reileyd Dyspepsia, II has no equal. Try-it
Irryit
Tho formula Of those Bitters, now flss,, m.
sole property of DR.. Roback, originated win
one Of the Oldest and most emi,,ent MedIcsi
rraSt,loners of Tho West, and II IL dirsatlv
predicated upon the wants Of Western neonioo
Ihese bitters derive their stimulus nom ths
powerful tonic nature Of the roots and horhs
OF which thoy are composed, and as the : .,n
oy allnying unnatural cravings Of the siomscb
directly promotive Of
TEMPERAscE,Y
the present proprietor believes that 10 MAKING
them widely known the public welfare Is suh.
II viii soon be for sale by all Of Or Rah.,.,s
numerous Agents, and 1T Hotsjs' &. ,ha
country over. In the meantime, ordera w,li hs
niieu direct from Cincinnati In any uru.ntl,s
ana at tho lowest rates. ltis put IN IN .Sss5s2,
nomies' ana securely packed In uasaGn1sa
sdses. hhltdozcn sample csses will, no gv0erI
DC packed and sent 10 any address, II dosired,'
netAh Price, 81 Per bottle, or siE for ii.
>, Principal ONCE and salesr0oin, No, q E.st
Fourth street, third building from Main slrost.
, Cine,nna.i, ONO. Laboratory, No. 80 Ham.
For sale in Hancookby
IN. HuSsR Z CO.. 8 .AA'' F.ndl.v,
GILBERT. FAIL Il co., Vaaiue:.
z. BARNEY, McCotnb;
u. PETERS a SON, Arcadia;
J. b. EATON. Benton; ~
rho MAS SHARKS, Arlington; -ra
I. MAHON d SONS, Willism,towu,
j. OSuElMER, Van Buren;
J. wALTER, West lndepe ndenee;
l.. A. BALDWIN, Mts Rlan ohard:
And oy Druggists and A(srohxnis generally
throughout tho uuited States aud CAnAdas.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1862-07-04
roar,h cf Ju,y Ballad /.
rrxx-aR Re,i. a, R,nn .


A word fcs tho day passing o. er US
a song Of bstriotic JOY, VI
A wonderful. .hesrt.thriiiing chorus.
For this Is the fourth OF July.
CHoSus;
Yes, this Is the Fourth Of July
That glorious Fourth Of July. -
Then up with the heart.stirrius chorus,
For this is the Fourth Of July.
From whence on that day Of defiance
Our Fathers fought Bail with their pea !
Their offspring. when put 10 the trial.
Have signed that bold psfSr again
Have signed that bold paper sga'a.
Yes, yes, they have signed it again.
Their own boys, when put to the trial.
Have signed that paper again.
This patriotic band has assembled
The traitors under Jefr. to defy;
And Beauregard, we think, has trembled
At seeing the Fourth OF July
Al seeing the Fourth Of July
That beautiful Fourth Of July;
Vallsndigham and Bright will tremble
AT seeing the Fourth Of Jnly.
With wise and generous reasons
God spreads out the beautiful sky;
For right in the midst Of the season
He brings us the Fourth OF july
! he brings US the Fourth nj July
That glorious Fourth Of July
In midst ofthe bright summer season.
He brings US the Fourth OF July.
Our brothers in varlike employment.
Determined to conquer or die.
While ours is the peaceful enjoyment
At home on the Fourth Of July
| Al home on the Fourth Of July
Our soul. cheering Fourth Of July;
While we live in peaceful enjoyment
At home on the Fourth OF July.
10! dishonor' j the man that wot ID sever
The world cherished Federal tie;
lOur Union be nourshed forever,
And honor the Fourth of July
And hanor the Fourth Of July
Washington, the Fourth Of July;
| Our Union be nourished foreyet--
Lincoln and the Fourth OF July.
FIaDLAY, Ohio. III. NJ. II.
July 4, 1862.
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