davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-07-24
THE MARKETS.


O1Y1Cs OF fHH DISK. + NRval
Wednesday Eve, July -.
Prime wheat 10 higher and wy scarce. Tlear
10 twssty esnts higher.
tLouH- We quote ct S4.2o0l.ee.
WR4Ar u No. 1 7O@75c. DAMAGED 4005oe
Receipts 1890 ba. Shirmeats 1850 bu.
bARLBY.-Nominal at 40 cents.
CoRS-l2@l3e. Receipts 200 bu.
OArs-ls@2Oc. Receipts loo bu. Shipment,
600 bu.
WooL-25@40c
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-07-24

WAR MExrIxo.-We are authorized
20 stats that there will be war meeting to-
night 10 front Of the Poet Office block. which
will be addressed by Henry O'Conner. Esq.
and others There will bs large gathering
Of the people. The country calls for more help,
and II mast Do furoishsd. The duty cf the
people 10 plain. let it be discharged faithfully
and - becomes trss pstriots. Let Davenport
do her duty.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-07-24
Order to Arrest DislOyal Citizens.
General Order, No. IL.
HsA QUARTERS ARMY Of VIRGtEIAl

General Order, No. IL.
HsA. QUARTsRs ARMY Of VIRGtNIA
July 23d, 1862.
Comm. nders Ct army corps, divisions, brigades
and detached commands, will proceed Immediate
iy to arrest disio,ai male citizens within their
lines, or within their reach within their respective
stations Such rs are willing to Ike the cath Of
allegiance to the United st tes end will furnish
su ,ient security for its obsei vance shall be pef-
mi tied to remsin at their homes and pursue in
good faith their accustomed avocations. Those
who 70 shsll be conducted to the Souta, be-
yond the extreme pickets OF this army, and be
notified that if found again anywhere within our
lines, { any point in the rear, they will be con
sidered 40 spies, and subjected t. the extreme
rigor Of military Law, II any person having taken
The oath Of allegiance - above specified, shall BE-
found to have violated It, he shall be shot and his
property ssised and applied to the public use All
Communication with any person whatever living
within the lines Of the enemy, is positively pro
hibited. except through tho military authorizes
and in the manner specified BY military law. and
asy person concerned in writing carrying letters
or messages in any other way, will bs considered
and treated - spy within the lines Of the Uni
ted S'ases army. BY command of
Maj. Gen. PoPB.
Gro. b. RUoGLxs, Col. A. A. G. 4 Chief Of STAFF
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-07-24
Now YORK MARKET.

,NEw YoxK, July %.
FLOUR - Firm. Sales at S. OO@5 IS super
State; IS 45@5.55 Extra state ;$5 OO@5.z5 Super
" estern s.. .40A5.55 Common 10 melium Ex 70
Western: S. 45@a 40 common to go.d shipping
Brands extra X. H. o.
WHsAr.-Sales At $l.12@$1 .1s Chicago Spring;
$l.l4@$, 30 Milwaukee Club $l.l9u11 2l Amber
Iowa, 81 ~ Winter Red Western; 81. .32(1L IS
Amber Michigan.
CoRN-56@57c Mixed Western in store and
delivered.
WaIsKY.-Market dull ;80@3OKc.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-07-24

BIZ our teIegraphic dispatches it will
be seen that Maj. Gen. Hallsck has been ap.
poistsd Commandsr.in Chief Of ell the laod
forces Of the United States. and has been or
dsrsd 70 report at Washington.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-07-24

FsunD.-A keg oflead was found the
moraing aitss the Gre Oh Front street. lyiss
in the gutter Near Fourth street. The owner
css have Il By proving property and paying
oharees.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-07-24
st. Louis Marke t..

ste LOUIS markets.
Sf. LOUIS, July 20.
FLoUR.-Dull at 81 0O02 IS.
WHEAT Market heavy, 74G86c.
CORN. In fair demand ct $50.
BARLEY.-s2XM55.
OATs-3iH@35c
RYI-Flrm At 33c.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-07-24

THg Conc REssrONAL CoNvENTIoN.-
4 full delegation from this county will attend
the Convention at DsWitt today. They g
With elsss hasds. prepared - vsts for the
0ea beoughe ouG
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-07-24

THE Mutua! Benefit Life Insurance
Company is one Of the oldest and tes. Iif.
Companies in this country. The same cash
Investment will procure q policy tor twice
the amount given by many other q mpaniee.
Robert Simpson, agent.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-07-24

The HOME Insurance Company, Of
New York. has cash capita, VI one Miilion
dollar.. and o sur plus. rer last stat. ment Of
Aa2l268 n6. making to,ai cash sssets of
sl52l26S OS the liabilities teIng t56OS0 ~
r Rose, Agent. Metro, oii'so R",,di"g.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-07-24
From Dallim re.

BALTIMoas. July 22.
The City Council re.assembled1this T.. n. The
second branch sscessionists rejected the
making an appropriation for vIluntesrs. Consid-
erabls indignation was expressed by outsiders. 1t
is thought they will receds from hsir action TO-.
morrow under the pressure of public opinion.
BALrINoRs, July 20.
The American this r. n. publishes the follow
ing:
HEADoUAHTBls, July 92.
Things arc very dull hero. There is no thought
Of Gen. Mcclellan being supsrcsded, although
there is some talk Of it in the Northern rspsrs.
Either Gen. Meigs or Gen. Hslleck will be C.m-
mander-in-Chief. Whom the President was he, .
Cen. Mcclellan recem :neLded AID urged such an
appointment, but told t,e President not to allow
his claim 70 interfere with his action IL the mat
ter.
There are several thousand men unable to do
duty, .ltbough tho health OF 'he amy has i'm
proved since it came to the James River. There
~ movements Of trt OPS.
The rebels are visible 1t sll times on the oppo-
site side Of the river, but never ,nterfcrsd vith
uEless they appear in large numbers, when the
gun-boats shell them cut.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-07-24

0sr TIE BEsr.-As . general thing
shs best article 10 the cheapest 10 tie end. and
especially 10 this The eass With D. B. DsLand
/ Oe.'s Chemical 81 erstus. an article which
every one Who has tried II will say 10 just the
thing for the parposes It wss made for.
It 10 msnufsstursd and for sale ct Wholesale
BY The proprietors st Fsirport. Monroe Co, N.
7 and for ssls BY most Wholesale and retail
dealers evsrvVheee
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-07-24

New York Stock Market.
NEW YoRK, July %.
Stocks active.
Money easy at per cent. on cali.
Sterling exchange, $l.32.
G. 4 r. l.
American gold 81 1917.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-07-24
AURORA INSTITUTES
AND
CLARK 9DNGINARx
Fall Term Opens August 25th.

TT Is ONE OF TIE MOST SUCCESSFUL
L schools in the West, and fully entitled to the
large patronage it has received. II has . large
nd able corps Of Teachers 10 located in one u
the heathisst and most pleasant towns il Illinois.
The standard Of scholarship il high, and the
building the finest Of the kind in the state. The
Female Department offers special inducements.
Expenses vary from $3.50 to $40 per year, accord
Jog to the stodies.
Oiberal discounts to clergymen.
Fur circulars address Rev. g. W. Quereau, A.
n. Aurora, Illinois. jlyl7w6m
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-07-24
THE CITY.

TuE streets are getting dusty again,
msking Il somswbat ineonvenisnt Tor those
1ivioe o6 The line Of the sprnkl,ng esrts.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-07-24
NUMBER 23S.
From LOUiavtloe.

LOUISVILLE, July %
Yesterday morning train, from Na.hvil north.
wa.d and Louisville sosth ward met 1T Mitchell.
vile and both 70 urned, ow ng to report thss
1000 rebel c.valry were near kichland, rsna.
Gov Morton, Of Ind sent . thou,snd infsntry,
cavalry and artillery 20 henderson, who're they ar.
rived tsis morning Simultaneously one Of he
gunboau went up the river NJ b . considerable
force 70 prot. ct Union residents.
u. ,oylo Also sent orders to COL Cwnn com.
mand'ng at Henderson. to use vigorous mra.u ures
70 clear the rs 6els out Of tho adjo,ni x counties.
uen. y Clay Smith to exrsphsd from snder-
500 .ha' ne 10 stiil pursuing Morgan. Ten. koyls
replied "0apsarc h,m or drive him out of the
State"
Tao dispatch from Cincnua, last ev.nin, sat
ing that our csvaly had overtsken MOI, ,an'. n And
Al Mount Sterling, dc j. withou, founa. tion.
~>~ ----
Kichmond News.
Nav York, July %.
The Nichmond E.quaer of the 18Th, .sv. N.
Chsrlosiop As,cxry .On rAdicts the report OF the
death Of Mrs. Beauregard.
We unders aud ,hAt M-jcr Uen. nueer h.s
been relieved Of bis command. and app, iuseA
Gen. RAJ Of Oron .nce. His successor is IL report
ed IL Gen. =. ). An lerson.
Tho Richmond Examiner recommend the
hanging Of any Of our pssoied men v DO may be
recaptured
The Enquirer still claims the taking Of 5000
prisoners iu the to battles
l. 10 said that Jscksoa has Il no up the valley
In strong fvicc, with u, 900 mon, and that be win
proceed 70 meet Gen. Pope.
No intslissn. has been received ct Richnopd
up 70 the 18th from 0o,dor,vilis since the 18th,
bat they he'd 20 fears " this important poiAt.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-07-24
H>rse stole .....e9s Reward.

CTOLEN FROM TIE STABLE OF THE
y subscriber. living three miles from town, on
Harrison street rosd, large gray Mare, 1874 or II
hands high, . or 10 years old, brown specks scat
tered over the body, no shoes ON behind, mouth
cut up somewhst with the bsidls. l will give ten
dollars tor any information which will lead 10 the
recovery of the Mare, or twenty-five dollars fer
mare and thief. EDWIN NAlTh,
Box 400, Davenport, Iowa.
July l6-d&Wlw
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-07-24

S.M. PerrExsiLL 4 Co No. 81 Park Row, New
York, ssd 5ssts street, boston, are our agents
or the usM0vsAf / NBWs In those cities. and
ars ssshorised 70 take sdvsrtisensnts and SUBJ
scripeions fve % at our lo~est rases.
q. II. 3oaivBs. %, Dearborn street, Chicago, 10
authorissA 70 receive adveFtisemen for this p
PER.
ROUNDS 1 LANoDox, 1S5 Randolph street, Cni-
cago, are suthsrissd TO receive Tor
this paper.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-07-24

ma0d0g s1ne( hDef.
EXECUTIVE MANSION.
WAssl~a1oH JuIyll.
Ordered, that Major General flslleck Be assign-
ed to the command Of tho whole lsud forcss Of
the United States General IN Chief. snd that be
will repair to This csp'isl - soon - he can with
safety to tho positions and operations within the
department now under bis special chsvge.
signed A. t"rc"is.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-07-24

RENDEZVOUS OF THE FIVE New REG
rxEsrs.-By . telegraph from the Adjutsnt
0sosr.l ~ are informed that the places Of
rendezvous Of the 6vs regiments now being
rsissd will be one sach q Dubuque, Clinton.
Ksokuk. Iowa City and Dss Moines. This
givss regiment to eseh Congressional D'--
trict save the 9Th. which 10 put in With the
RAh
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-07-24
JOHN ZsMM a:as MANN.

auz DiANO AND ORGAN MANUFAC-
turer, one door west Of corner
~ 10th and LeCia;ro streets. Davenport,
owa. All instruments Of my own mako warranted
and kept o order, without Ell harge, Eve years.
n. Repairing and tuning done ut all timea
.nd in tn best manner.
DsvHN orr Alrii Is. 1880. lspll9. d.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-07-24

0o1No At 1.-THE farmers are pick
Ing up their harvest hands as fast - possible.
preparatory 70 making . strong pull In the
hasvsat 6sld. The wheat crop will bs nothirg
- brae Of In this county. yet It viii be fair
Yield vs hsps.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-07-24

Nsw OvvrcE.-Our friend 10. Robin
son. WAeee Ice vas burned In the great fire
% nsa6ay 11st. hes opened . new Office 10
HilI's ssv slbsator building. 10 the south west
corner, whore be vill attend to bic business.
% hereto fore. iD the most acceptable msnoer
Gall o. him there for al business connected
With the Northsrs Dsspateb. Mail and Trsns-
portation line.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-07-24
Coon roe ras Solp1sss.-By refer.

Coon Jos ras SolD1Ess.-By refer
sass - sur selsass ef yesterday. Il viii Be
sssn thst The 0ovsssor asd A1yk Gen Ratsr
ass sbost te undertake - procure the hounty.
psasies aud back psy - an he ssldisn oi
leva. ~hs may desire L. for very sriAipg
san. This hes bssa bssagAs abeat. vs under
stand. By The fre4asnt eooplaints Of soldisrs.
vldovs asd hsirs. Il The great expense - he
sssdisr. ta obs.iaisg bic nsasy AFTER having -
dearly earned Il. e5a
We Garnet bot speak In The hiehsst terms
q this pscjsst u our Ezesssivs, and If 0e,
Bakse. upoa when the labor ~ill mes.lv fan
Il b. - say Ne least, generous and sv.na
shst,s. sbsviss he deep istsrss. they Tel i,
~ eeldiss. aaA their villisensss % do ali 4,
sAsir psser - sseesA TIE rugged and vesr,
rcd q hin vhss gsseA lossh y battle ier hid
aaAnlPvh Roo1 s-..s...-.st ........
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-07-24
TO LIE y.

DWELLING HOUSES ON The BLUFF.
l. from IS to Si2 per month, Two etores
and rooms in Waids siate Wupperman's, and
ilall's Blocks. Applyto
JOHN L. COFFIN.
jne27 II
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-07-24

ErNA lNeURANcE COMPANY Cargo insurano
on Lakes anil Rivers may at al times be OBJ
tained at tie agency Of the E,ns Insurance
COMPANY. Tariff of rates, as established BY
he Board of Like Under writers may be seen
by calling on II. 3. HorFMAN, Agt.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-07-24

THE Continental, Security, LorilIard
and Metropolitan Fire Insurance Companies, Of
New York. and thu New England aud Marine,
Of Hartford. are reliable. prompt paying sock
Companies. Robert simpson, agent. south
east corner Second and Brady streets.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-07-24

"THE OLD HARTFoRo"-W. F. Ross.
AsENr. Msr~Or 0nrs Dvs.,.-e. tt. IL. .fv. u
Fire Insurance Company (chart. red A. D.
l8l0) has just made its one hundred and
fourth asmisnnual statement. ehowiDg assets
Of &962168 IS. with less than $4,000 liabilities
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1862-04-09

Our western New York exchanges are f;lsd
with accounts Of disasters and injuries TO the
farmers and Orchardists of that section from the
great storm Of last Friday and Saturday. The
streams we're al heavily swollen and immense
Losses BY freshets took place. Vest extents Of
country we're overhowed, railroad tracks sub.
merged and culverss washed away. On the d.
rect track Of the New York Central, between
Clvde and Palmyra, the track master passed
over the road in a skiF for fifteen miles. In
the tunnel, near Syracuse, the locomotives vert
through water three feet deep, sxtinguishing
their fires, and covering the Aoss Of passenger
coaches Along Niagara river and in the viei1i-
~ of Lockport. Albion and Breckport, the dam.
ase-not produced BY inundstisn, but BY the
rain - it fell-was immense. Forests, houses,
telegraph-wires and fences were loaded dewn
With ice, and the wires we're 1t intervals broken
By the weight. We learn from the Loekpest
journal that the trees we're % ovsrvhelned
that many are entirely broken dexn, while the
majority are minus more or less Of their branches.
Farmers represent the scene in some localities
- perfectly desolats. One represented that his
loss BY the storm wonld exceeg 81, 900; anesher
that his peach orchard 10 completely blown
down, and . third that his woods present the
appearance Of Q tamarack swamp. The Ice in
Niagara county il said to amount 70 Csc, 900,
and in Orleans coussy the destructien in shil
way is also enormous
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1862-04-09
A YANKEE POODLE FOR THE TINES

Sworn brothers one and all, bows,
Above US wave the Stars and Stripes,
With them We stand or fall, boys
CAona-Ysnkee Doodle. sing it. boys,
And let them feel
Our lead and steel
Are something not to snecr al.
To make our sires his slaves. bows:
But soon they made his kingship quake,
And soundly thrashed his knayes, bows.
For years those heroes strove, boys.
Until forever from the land
The beaten foe they drove, boys
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1862-04-09
WHAT SUsTAlAs 1T.

II view of the utter want Of any alleged
grievances to be redressed, Or any superior end
TO be attained, in view Of the crimes which
have marked its Inception and whole csreer-in
view Of the swift falling disasters which have
lately overwhelmed il, one is at loss - zee
bow reasonable and honest persons can still be
devoted and seduced to favor the cause Of re.
bellion. The most striking phenomenon on the
rebellion. from the beginning has been the lying
spirit which has characterized it, and the simple
ssd stupid gullibility Of the few honest persons
Who have been in svmn.fh. .i'h Sc. ---~-.:,
70 their own cause, have oil been suppressed in
.hie community, tne aossrdest oral rumors are
put il. circulation by some mysterious agency,
and most credsously believed BY their former
readers. These rumors 60 forth in advance Of
the issues Of the press, and fly faster than the
nevsboys legs. They are designed and con-
trived to forestsll and parry the effect Of the
fsrth coming truth, or to succeed and nullify ito
effect upsn the simple dupes Of this nefarious
conspiracy. The manufacture and dssemipa.
tioa of these lying runors 10 an organized sys-
ten, with it, headquarters and outrunnere
Among the latter are several women, having IN
antecsdent notoriety a. gad-abouts and scandal
mongers, doing efficient service. In this way
every official report Of Federal victory is im-
mediatsly contradicted, and every outrage per
petrated BY the rebels is ascribed to the fsdersls
And thus, toe, the private character Of our OH
GERS and loyal citizen. is decried and defaned
With IN industry that would shame the malice
Of Satan Il spares none who are At al con-
spicsous for their loyalty, Of whatever age, sex
OF pssitiea. 1t 10 the fruit of the stupendous
crime which it supports Falsehood is the
natural spawp Of treason. A rebellion which
has been 20 eignalized By perjury, public fraud
.cA ri--aA.. and renudiation of private debts
might be expected to breed lies. and in turn
like the fabled monster, feed upon its own prog
eny. Humbled and exasperated by dissppoint
uent, pursued by defeat, and inevitably doomed,
still it subsists BY devouring its own offspring
Its own lies are the psbulum that sustains il.
There is moral condition of the uisd in
which it may be "given over to believe lis."
That condition may be euperinducedby mistaken
sympathy with . crimi' a csu-e. The effort to
approve the wrong which il has ignorently or
wilfully adopted, ~ length warps and enslaves
the conscience TO error. The "rogue's advo
cate. long accustomed to make the worse ap-
pear the better cause, becomes at lass his owl
d1pe, and 10 never found on the eide Of truth
Many Who have been in sympathy with rebellion
we're the blind but honest followers OF unsus
pected but corrupt party leaders. Their danger
is, that they may be snsnsred to their ultimate
ruin BY its persistent lies.-Xissouri Democrat
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1862-04-09

A Michigan Democratic Convention assembled
in Detroit on Wednesday, last, whereat one Hon.
+. ]. Littlejohn made spread eagle speech Of
three close columns, wherein, after any amount
Of hypocritieal laudasion of President Lincoln,
he saw 6t to say:
1--WE hold it settled, then, that the Republi
can party stands virtually rent in tvain-a
house divided against itself, powerless to prevent
its own fall, much less 70 furnish Union saving
platform for the nation; and yet such platform
must be had, and . majority party organized
and standing fairly and equally thereon, or this
astiom is lost"
The aszt day, President Lincoln sent to Con
gaeo the Message Of Freedom which has re n
nited the Republicans, in so far as they we're
ever divided, electrified al loyal and patriotic
men, and " furnished Cnion-saving platform
for the aation." The President was probably
writing his Message at the time Lit,lejohn vas
making hie speech. Il seems bat fair that the
oratorical prophet should have chance 70 try
again.-Nec York Tribune.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1862-04-09

"LKr ALL THE PEOPLE PRAIsE."-Let US
not forget in this time Of exultation to keep
promises lately made By rs. A few months
since, when reverses and anxietiss clouded our
sky, under q proclamation Of our rulers, &C.
kDowledging God TO be the di.po.er Of oil events,
We vent to Him selemnly beseecbing Him to
give Us victory. and promising that to Him
should be the praise. He has given ~ victory
Jet US remember our vow. Let us see " il
that We do not permit ourselves, even in the
secrecy of our own hearts 70 whisper, by the
might of our own right arms We have gotten u
this triumph" The same jealous God With
whom Moses dealt un Sinai ID our God to-day
He will not suffer His glory TO b given 70
another" II is God Who has put courage into
the hearts Of our soldiers and brough; victory
to our banners. Let US hunbly and gratefully
o. . natien, aad asindividuals. nov ackne wledgs
it-Chieaso Tribune.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1862-04-09
THE BITTER LAND.


hear thee speak OF better land,
Thou call its children q happy band;
Mother, oh, where is that radiant shore.
Shall We Dot SEEK it, and weep no more!
b II where The flower u the orange blowss
And the IRE ays glance through the myrtle boughsr
- Not there, not there, my ohiiig'
d" k II where the festhery palm trees rise
And date grows ripe under sunny skiess
Or midst the green islands Of glitiering seasy
Where fragrant forests perfume the breeze
And strange, bright birds on their starry wings
Bear the rich hues Of all glorious thingss''
-' No; there, not there, my child
. Il II Tar away, IN some region old,
Where the rivers wander DER sands Of eolds
Where the burning rays Of the ruby shine,
And the diamond lights up the secret mine,
And the pearl CLEANS forth from the coral strand
Is u there, sweet mother. that better lands-
- Not there, not there my child.''
Eye hath lot seen il my gentle boy,
Ear hath no; heard its deep songs Of JOY,
Dreams cannot picture a world so fair
Sorrow and death may not enter there:
Time doth not breathe on its faieless bloom
Far beyond the clouds and beyond the tomb
@lt Is there, II is there, my child,''