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The New York herald., 1862-03-24

On BOARD snbMKR AIRS Bstow IucBsAN, XVII
Ar ANCHOR Mesrsrpri RIVER,
March 10, 1862.
7rr he sodmv Airsoo Hickman, ky--AyercHce qf
ne cty--Fteiisa ef ne Peoiie-7nc Union Se,iipos
Almost Jnir;rvci-Crtulties Fractisei by tie R,b,is-
Commodore iecs's k<ped,'ion Island No. 10, Dr..
cosod my letter somewhat abruptly last night, ,o
order send back Cairo ny the Evansville steamer,
which up bearer Of dispatches from Commodore
rcctc and consequence left many things unwrtten
that would perhaps interest the reader. Hickman ,he
seat OF jnsico for Hickman county kentucky and
atcd upon and under high blur the east side of the
Mssssippi river, fifteen niles below Columbus. thirty.
eight from Cairo, and thirty miles above Island No.
10. u 10 connected by rail- with Union CITY and Mem.
rhs, aud by roundabout course with Columbus. The
distance from ths place TO Union CITY, wbero there are
sono three or -four rohs regiments encsmped is
only about fifteen miles, though in the present state Of
tho roads weald think, IL bc had travel b that Il
was bty The town is well built up, having many
very fine residences and public buildings specially along
the edge Of the burs back Of the business locality and
6ps view OF The river from above just above the
town. and directly frontna The river, bank Of
earth freshly thrown up which did and still believe to
bc part Of foracaion though the people Of the place
that there has been any considerable
body cf troops than Union City The prevailing
peculiarty cf tho place found 10 bs rnud-decp sticky
nasty mud-mud wing hfst consoship, II not nearer
relation 10 that OF Caro- Ibe city contains about four
thousand inhabitants.
when We came within sight ~ the town We deserted
large numbers Of people upon the evees and many upon
Ing. nor did scn word escape by which we could
tel whether they were friends or focs There mo
unlforms however and We bad charity 70 believe thon
lack of "sigus add tokens Of loyalty for scaresy
could window a. porch, graced by female pro
ssuce, from which did not wave hapdksehiois and
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DISASTERS At SEA.

Loss Of the Ship Ocean Monarch, of New
York-Arrival OF the Gunbont Aroos-
took at Philadelphia, aud the steamer
saxon nt Boston, from the Disabled
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cxETCHrs BY hIs SPECIAL
ARTIST MIR. CRANE
ACCURATE PICTURES

Possession OF Winchester, Ys., from
sketchcs BY his special artist, Mr..
Hall.
number Of FRANK LESLIE'S
PAPER to be issued this week will be
Superior 70 anything ever attempted
by any Illustrated Paper in the
world. The pictures sre very accu.
rate, and 81 the most costly descrlp.
If you wish 20 secure copy, order
M once Of Jour ncws dealer.
soTiCE 10 NEWS DEALERS.
10 insure lnD fyprlies, yod must
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0cet, consequently Commodore 70 "a h,a &rocHk Are 10
be Kept up UPON H. aud 1t is believed sAAs Sas,
appear the emblem Of defeat to tho battery,
AZ baifp past four ocloek Iisut Rsths battery Of te
Second regiment Illinois artillery lsncea the Mlssoeri
shoro under Of ths esnbosts, cpessd upon
few steamers lying IN ho stream The
island. They hred few rounds, whea a sbot
from tho rebe feet fell among tbcm, wound
'ng three men--one Of them severely. Our tire
directed TO the rebel feet ard drove them Of
range OF our guns The nriag continued dark, when
withdrew a few bgadrod yards ap the river. with
the exception Of those seonsiug to the artillery com.
pony, there have been casualties eide 10 day
though fred over uaras hundred shot and she'll
The new South. [volume] (Port Royal, S.C.) 1862-1867, 1862-08-30

Patrick Conley, Private, Co. G, 9th Connecti-
cut, Aug. 20.
John Seely, Private, Co. D, 9th Connecticut,
Aug 10.
E. H. Abbott, Private, Co. B, 9th Connecticut,
Aug. 7.
Frank Mack, Private, Co. K, 9Th Connecticut,
Aug. %.
II. E. Garish, Captain, Co. K, 9Th Connecticut,
Aug. l9.
j. W. Bailey, Private, Co. K, 4th New Hamp-
shire, Aug 81.
VIM. P. Kendall, Private, Co. B, 4th New
Hampshire, Aug. l8.
John Mack, Private, Co. G, 55th Pennsylvania,
Aug. 6.
George Sannoe, Private, Co. G, -55th Pennsyl-
vania, Aug. IL.
jeremiah Smith, Private, Co. H, 47th Pennsyl-
vania, Aug. 8.
Hugh O'Donald, Private, Co. c, 18th Massa-
chusetts, Aug. II.
We are obliged to omit the deaths in the 7th
N. H., for want Of space.
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DEATHS.

Charles Ring, Private, Co. II, Sd New Hamp-
shire, Aug. 2l. ..,
Josiah ii. Ladd, lst Sergeant, Co. e, 10Th
Pennsylvania, Aug. "A.
VIM. T. Davis, Drummer, Co. |, Sd New Hamp-
shire, Aug. %
Charles Morgan, Private, Co. II, 3d New Hamp-
shire, Aug 26.
Henry Burkholder, Private, CO. +, 10Th Penn
sylvania, Aug. %.
Augustus Dennis, Corporal, Co. F, 4Sth New
York, Aug. %.
Martin Bayer, Private, Co. c, 9th Connecticut.
Aug. %.
VIM. Blair, Private, Co. |, Sd Rhode lsland'
Aug. 2G.
Henry Root. Private, Co. +. 7th Connecticut,
Aug. "A.
Ezekiel Walker, Private, Co. c, 9th Pennsy-
vania, Aug. 2l.
Alonzo Smith. Private. Co. l., ID Rhode lslmd,
Aug. II.
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TUST RECEIVED AT THE UNION SQUARE
} STORE. UNDER TIE POST OFFICE-a fine

lot Of Letter and Note paper-ruled and PLAIN
extra super and common qualities. Envelopes,
Buff, White, Tinted, Opaque, Patriotic, &c.-alI
sizes and qualities Steel and Gold Pens. Ink
black, blue and red. Inkstands, paper folders,
erasers, port foios, pen knives, prize stationery,
sc. sc. ALSO, Patterns Manual for Officers,
Infantry Tactics, Duane's Engineers Manual and
various other books Of interest and value to the
soldier. ALSO, large variety Of Novels, Song
books, pictorial papers, and by each mail the latest
issues of the New York daily papers.
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URO, ,ERY AND SUTLER STORE.-Messrs.

NROtERY AND SUTLER STORE.-Messrs.
\J Franz l. Gibson will keep constantly on hand,
at their large warehouse under the Port Royal
House, a good supply of Ships Groceries and SUIT
lers goods, which will be sold at reasonable prices.
They will also advance money and take bills OF
credit on Shipments upon the owners in Boston
or New York.
REFERENCE col. Peter Dunbar, J. J Dunbar
& Co., Hill s. Simpson, Benton s. Caverly, Potte'
& Snow and c. L. Curtis. All Of Boston Mass
FRANZ & gibson.
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DORT ROYAL HOUSE, HILTON 1

DORT ROYAL HOUSE, HILTON HEAD,
i S. C.-Thc subscribers wish to inform their
friends and the Public that their House is now
open for visitors, the travelling public, and per-
manent boardcrS, on reasonable terms No pains
will be spared for the comfort ofguests.
FRANZ 4 gibson,
ProprietorS.
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MARINE NEWS.
ARRIVED.

AMI Eli.
Aug 23d- Schooner N. W. Smith, Boyd, New
York. 25th-Steamer Karnak, Farnsworth, Mas
sau Schr. Henry r. Barnes, Barnes, New York.
26th-Schr Ida j. Wheeler, Dyer, Boston; U.
s. S. Connecticut, -, New York; Steamers
Delaware, Faircloth, Key West Burnside, Wilcox,
Fernandina. 27th-u. S. Gunboat Canandaigua,
Green, Boston.
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CLEARED.

CLEARED.
ODD Barkantine Lamplighter, Morris, New
York Schrs. Armadillo, Chase, New York. Tunis
Depew, Edmonds, Fernandina. 25th-SchOners
Ben. Browning, IAnfair, New York; Maryland,
Stone, New York. 26th-Ship Maria, Clark,
New York. 27th-Brig Vim. Watson, Hatch,
New York 29th-Schr. Ben. English Hathaway,
Philadelphia.
SAILED.
29d-Brig Chcopcc 24th-Barkantine Lamp
lighter Schr. NJ. L. Wedmore 9th Schr.
Armadilo; Steamer Nassau 28th-Ship Maria;
Brig Wm. Watson 29th-U.S. Gunboat Canaan
daigua.
VESSELS IN PORT.
Aug. Doth Steamers: Locust point; George
Washington Cosmopolitan Flora Gen. Burn
side; Delaware. Steamship Karnak. Steam
Tugs Rescue; Relief Starlight. Barks P. r.
Hazeltine; Houston. Briggs Ellen Bernard:
Adephi Hummins Bird Daniel Maloney Ma
tron. Schooners : d. W. Eldridge; J.'B. Myers
Langdon Gilmore Euphemia; J. j. Spencer;
Margaret r. Davis: Virginia Price; Amytis;
Alfred H. Partridge: Jos. W. Allen; Henry r.
Barnes n. W. Smith Ida j. Wheeler; Jessie
A. Woodhousc Americus; Pandome.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-03-31

MISTAKE AND MoRTIFIcATIoN.-In no
place in the world has an on dit such chances
OF a complete and full circulation as in the
French capital Only few days ago a very
curious anecdote connected with the recent
Ango-French operations in China started on
its gossiping journey. Ii is this During the
attack upon the summer palaces at Pekin,
Gen. Montauban, in directing the looting Of
the Chinese emperor's abode, iancied for his
own share Of the plumber the caskets of the
empress. The general, it is said, filled his
pockets with the glittering treasures. Among
other ornaments there were two necklaces,
one of which was made Of very rare kind OF
dark grey pearl and the other of diamonds,
emeralds, and gigantic rubies. On his return
to Paris, not knowing much Of the real value
of such things, the general made present of
the pearl necklace to the empress, who not
liking the setting, sent it to her jeweer TO be
broken up, and also desired to kn0, its val.
ne in money. As it was during the h iancial
crisis that the message was forwarded, the Jew.
7 cler supposed that money was scarce at the
Il Tuilerles, and offered l,s00000l. for The
precious ornaments. Moniauban, in the mean
while, offered the other necklace, which, ru-
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-03-31

NOR says is the more valuable Of the two. to
the duchess of Malkof, who understanding
the value ofsuch things very much better than
the general, said she could not accept it till
she had shown it to the duke. The duke could
not act until he had shown it to the emperor
The latter soon settled the matter. "Since,"
said he, "the empress has accepted another
nearly as valuable, don't see why the Ouch
ess should not do likewise; and the duke ac
cordingly put it into his pocket. The enor-
nous value of the presents soon got abroad,
and the general is now mortified beyond meas
ure to know that magnificent fortune has
slipped through his fingers, and that he even
had some difficulty in getting accepted as
presents Jewels of the valne of 1000, 000f-
Literarg Gazette.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-03-31

n. ID. TOURTELLOT a. 9. ~. PECK
ARCHITECTS,
2sS Main Street. corner Of Park Worcester
las 6&wHn
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MOrtester Bully SPY.

A Rainy Day in Camp,
It's cherries lonesome evening,
When the soaking, sodden ground
Will not echo to the football
OF the sentiners dull round.
Gods blue star-spangled banner
Tonight is not unfurled;
Surely He has not deserted
This weary, warning world.
peer into the darkness,
And the crowding fancies come;
The night wind, blowing northward,
Carries all my heart toward home.
For listed in this army,
Not exactly to my mind
But my country called for helpers,
And couldn't stay behind.
So, I've had a sight of drilling,
And have roughed it many ways,
And Death has nearly had me,
Yet think the service pays.
It's blessed sort of feeling,
Whether you live or die;
You helped your country in her need,
And fought right Loyalty.
But can't help thinking sometimes,
When wet days leisure comes,
AMI hear the old home voices
Talking louder than the drums,
And the far, familiar faces
Peep in at the low tent door.
And the little children's footsteps
Go pit-pat on the floor.
can't help thinking, somehow,
Of all the parson reads,
About the other soldierlife
Which every true man leads
And wife, soft-hearted creature,
Seems a-saying in my ear,
I'D rather have you in those ranks
Than see you Brigadier."
call myself brave one;
But i'll my heart l lie!
For my Country and her Honor
am tiercely free to die.
But when the Lord who bought me
Asks for my service here,
To tight the good ii shth faithfully,
Pm skulking in the rear.
And yet know this Captain
All love and care to be:
lie would never get impatient
With raw recruit like NE.
And l know He'd not fl rget me
When the day OF peace appears;
should share with ii i'm the victory
Or all His volunteers
And it's kind of cheerful thinking,
Beside the duh tent fire,
About that big promotion
When lie says, "Come up higher.n
And though it's dismal, rainy,
Even now, with thoughts Of Him,
Camp life looks extra CHEEKY
And death deal less grim.
For seem to see Him watching
Where gathered heaven gleets
A great. victorious amy,
Surging up the golden streets.
And hear Him read the roll-call,
And my heart is all aflame,
When the dear Recording Angel
Writes down my happy hame
But my fire is dead white ashes,
And the tent is chilling cold,
Aud I'm playing ain the battle.
When I'VE never been enrolled
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Clothing.
N E w CL D I H l N
TAILORING GOODS.
A. P. WARE & co.

A. Il. w AXE & w.
OFFER TO THEIR CUSTOMERS AND
THE PUBLIC A LARGE AND WELL
MANUFACTURED STOCK OF NEW
AND VERY DESIRABLE CLOTHING,
ADAPTED TO THE PRESENT AND
APPROACHING SEASONS, WHICH
WILL ZEE FOUND FULLY EQUAL IN
STYLE AND WORKMANSHIP TO
OUR PRODUCTIONS OF ANY FOR.
MER SEASON.
WE ALSO INVITE PARTICULAR
ATTENTION To OUR BOYS CLOTH
ING, IN WHICH DEPARTMENT NO
PAINS ARE SPARED no RENDER 1T
WORTHY OF THE CONTINUANCE OF
PAST LIBERAL PATRONAGE.
IN OUR TAILORING DEPART
NIENT WE OFFER "A LARGE AND
WELL SELECTED STOCK OF PIECE
GOODS, IN WHICH WILL BE FOUND
A WIDE RANGE OF PRICES, QUAIL
tiles. AND STYLES, INCLgDING
MANY OF THE best STYLES FROM
RECENT IMPORTATION, AS WELL
AS CHOICE STYLES OF DOMESTIC
MANUFACTURES, ADDITIONS TO
WHICH WILL BE MADE WEEKLY,
ALL OF WHICH WILL sE OFFERED
AT TUE LO WEST POSSIBLE PRICES,
BY THE PIECE OLE YARD. OH MADE
UP WITH PROMPTN AND IN AR.
TIsTIC STYLE, TO ORDER, FOR
EITHER MEN Or BOYS.
SATISFACTION GUARANTEED IN
ALL CASES, Ar
1874. 168 and 17O
MAIN STREET.
meh25
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-03-31

k'Wk SALE "A beautiful residence in
a this city, situated Southbrdee street, No l63
owned ami occupied by the Rev. A. ID. SPAL1ER. con
ta Ing three of very productive land we'll stocked
WIN ,pla the choicest fruits Of all kinds including fine
the street, ard extends back to the N ~ " r. The
mouse Is modern STYLE convenient consisting Of
eleVeh rooms. with an excellent dry cellar nd never
failing spring OF pure soft Water standing upon ria
lag green, embracing most delightful prospect render
ing 1t very desirable and pleasant home 10 be appre-
cated THIS estate needs but be seen Terms very EASY
mchll DIFF ~ ~s''
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MONDAY MORNING MARCH 81, 1862.
autrtes.

nISSOLUTlON.-The partnership ex
A. listing between 8 G. REED Il Nj g. BALLAISD. has
been this dav dissolved BY mutual consent n e. REED
having purchased said Billiards. interest assuming ali
demands AGAINST and receiving all due sad arm Of
heea " baI'afd. :. g. REED,
Worcester. Feb. 25 1882 Diff mebs
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PRICE, 2 CENTS.
fOr SaIe OF Go get.

EARM FOR SALE Situated in the
- town Of PHILLIPsroH, one-half mile from the CEN
ter containing sixty of valuable land on which
good two-story House. ell aud wood house adjoining
fifty foot Barn, and store House. daily stage passes
the place. connecting with the Vermont and Massachu.
salts Railroad five miles distant. very healthy and
desirable Farm, and will be sold and EASY TERMS
OF PAYMENT.
not sold IT will be exchanged for property In
this city. Inquire Of CHARLES BAKER,
mch6 WIN Manchester Street,
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a MADAM GRANETS NEW
10 ACADEMY

ga MADAM GRANETS NEW
E%A ACADEMY
I'm OF DANCING AND ETIQUETTE,
AK|k at the new
& II IN o n s OF TENT FRANCE HALL
-@zSzAS Foster ST., is open for the last Term
of the season, every
WEDNESDAY il SATURDAY Y, from 8 to 6 O. CLOCK D. M
Professor NJ LII r.
the celebrated Teacher of Dancing and Music late
New Orleans, will take an active part In Teaching.
The pupils will this time learn much in twelve lessons
as ornel y in twenty four The heauti nj camille'
prince Imperial" "Quadrie DIES Danes and the eel
ebrated Fairy Dance OF the Viennese Children, will
be taught IT, all the pupils, and he will close with
Grand Party the lst Of May, when all those beaut
full dances will be danced
All those who wish ion this last class will please en-
ter tits week Wednesday evening class for Ladies
and 'ntlemen will be made every Wednesday and FRI
day from to 10 M and a Social Dance from o to IL
O'Clock OF Friday Evenings which all her former pat
rons and friends of dancing respectfully invited.
mchlS DIFF
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1862-06-14
ArgaI ADVERTISEMENTS.
SUMMONS,

GtTATF OF CALIFORNIA, County Of Fl D3,13n
- Ssh he Ri,fcict C0un OF tic EcYuu;lf Iudi-
cial District.
Action brought in the District Court Of the EIev.
enih Judicial District and the complaint filed in the
County NJ III Dorado, in the Office NJ the Clerk Of
SAID District Court in aud for said County ana state.
The People Of the State of California To DAVID r.
MOORE, defendant, Greeting:
You are hereby required 10 aI1pear in an action
brought against you hy Lucrrtia Ann Moore plain
tit IN the District Court Of the Eleventh Judicial
District, in and for the county of III Dnradu aud to
answer the complaint filed therein Oh the - day
nf March. A. u 1862. within ten days exclusive Of
the day of servce) after the service on you Of this
Summons-if served within this county; il served
out Of the county. but within this Judicial District,
within twenty days; or, II served IL said Dis
trct then within forty days-or judgment by default
will be taken against you.
The said action is brought to obtain decree dis.
solving the bonds nf matrimony heretofore existing
between you and plaintiff, and that said marriage he
set aside and held for naugh, and that said plaintiff
have Judgment for costs and expenses; and if you
fail To appear and answer the said complaint. as
above required, the plaintiff will apply for said de-
aud judgment according to the prayer Uf sad
complaint.
Witness, Hon. r. F. Myrcs Judge Of said District
Court of the Eleventh. judicial District.
-, Attest my hand, and the seal ~ said Court
L. :. in and for said County OF n Dorado. hereto
- affixed, at Office in the city Of rlacervc,
this the l'ih day OF March 4. y. 1852.
THOMAS Il. PATTON, Clerk.
Upon reading the plaintiffs affidavit on file here
in, IL is ordered that the within he publish
ed in the MnrNTAiS DENccRAT, a weekly newspaper
published in the county Of Fl Dorado State Of Cali
fnrnia, week for three mo ithS, and that
vice be made by such publication.
Witness my hand this 18th day CT March A. n.
1862.
JAMES JOHNSON, County Judge.
lIrNE SLnSS, Plf's Attys: mar22m9
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THE POPULAR CREED.

Dimes and dollars dollars and dimes
An empty pockets the worst of crimes
II = man is down give him a thrust
TTample the beGgar into the duet
PTesump1 uvUs poverty is quite appalling.
Knock Gim rSer kick him Tor falling!
n maa e or, "a hist him higher!
Your Soui's for sale. and he's the buyer
Dhues and doll rs dollars and dimes
Al empty pockets the worst Of crimes!
! know poor, but worthy youth,
Whose hopes are built on a maiden's truth;
Bat the maiden will break her vows with ease
For a woceT cometh whose claims are these:
A hollow heart and an empty head,
A face ypch tinged with brandy red,
A soul ven trained in villaiuy's shnol,
And cash-sWeet cash he knoweth the rule
Dimes and dollars dollars and dimes +!
An empty pockets the worst Of crimes !
know a1old and an honest man,
who ttPives TO live on Christian plan;
hut pcoc he is, and poor will be
A ScSsued aud hated wretch is he:
Al home he meeteth a starving wife,
AArUua, he leadeth the lie per's life
"rher struggle against a fearful odds
wko will not bow to the peoples gods
Dimes and dOllars dollars and dimes !
An empty poeKet's the worst Of crimes
$50 get ye wealth, no matter how?
- No questions asked" OF the rich, trow
Steal hy night, and steal by day,
doing il all in legal way;l
.1oin the Church and never forsakc her,
Learn to cant and insult your Maker;
Be hypocrite, liar, knave, and fool,
Hut don't be poor, remember the rule:
Dimes and dollars! dollars and dimes
An empty pockets the worst Of crimes
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1862-06-14
SUMMONS.

CTATE OF CALIFORNIA, County Of Fl Dorado,
- IS In the District Court Of the Eleventh Ju-
diciai District.
Action brought in the District Court Of the Flew
euth Judicial District, and the complaint filed in
the County Of Fl Dorado, in the office Of the Clerk
Of said District Court in and for said County and
State,
The people Of the State Of California, to AMELIA
HALL defendant Erecting:
You are hereby required to appear in an action
District Court Of the Eleventh Judicial District, in
and for the County Of II Dorado, to answer the
complaint filed therein on the 24th day Of March,
4. H. lSG2, within ten days exclusive Of the day OF
srrvccl after the service you Of this summons
IL served in this county; " served out Of .hs Crun-
~. but within this Judicial District, within twenty
days; or, il served out OF said District, then within
forty dayS-or judgment by default will be taken
against you.
The said action is brought to obtain decree Of
said Court disSolving the bonds Of matTimony exist
ing between You and plaintiff and also to obtain
Judgment for costs Of suit; and if sou fail to appear
and answer the said complaint, as above require Il,
the said plaintiff will make application for said re-
lief, according to the prayer of said complaint.
Witness. Hon. Is. F. MyreS, S07ge Of said district
Court of the llth Judicial District.
Attest my hand, and the seal Of s; id
l.. :. Court, in and for said County of Fl Dorado,
- hereto affixed ut Office In the City Of Pa
cerville, this the oath day of March, A. II. 1852
TlIOS. h. PATrEN, Clerk,
by OGnCS SQrIEks, Deputy Clerk.
BLANCHARD & MEREDITH, Plaintiffs Attorneys.
tmarg9 3ml
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Ffln ilOUrTAINs OF LITH.


heTs's land far away mid the stars, we told,
where they know not the SORROWS Of tiIDei
WAass the pure waters wander through valleys Of
gold,
AID hfs IL . treasure sublimei
sTts the land Of God, his the home OF the soul,
Where ages Of splendOr eternally roll
where the way weary traveller reaches his goal
. IN the evergreen mountains OF hte'
Our zane cannot soar to that beautiful land,
But eur visions have told If its bliss,
And our souls by the gale from its gardens are
famed
WhsH We faint In the deserts Of this.
And We sometimes have longed for its holy repose
Whsa our spirits were torn with temptations and
woes,
When we've drank from the tide Of the river that
flows
Prom the evergreen mountains Of life.
the stars never tread the blue heavens at night,
But We think Of where the ransOmed have trOd,
And the day never smiles from his palace Of light
Bat we feel the bright smile of our God
We are travelling homeward through changes and
gloom,
To kingdom where pleasures unchangingly bloom,
And our guide Is the glory that ines through the
tomb
Prom the evergreen mountains Of life.