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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1862-11-20

A CURIOUS MOVEMENT. The merchants OF
Portland agree to receive silver coin in pay
ment of goods at the following rates (the prices
of goods to remain unaffected by this polcy,)
viz: A purchase Of sixty cts worth of goods
will be paid for by silver half dollar; thirty
cts. worth by silver quarter dollar; twelve
cts. worth by dime; six cts. worth by a halt
dime. They will pay out coin at the same
rates. Paper money of any description does
not come within this rule.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1862-11-20

Edward Calbert, Zebidee Cornwall and II. ..
Simmons, of the 10th Virginia (Contcderate)
regiment and W. +. Williams, discharged
Confederate soldier, who were captured near
Manassas Junction, were brought to this city
last night, and confined in the guard house.
The New York herald., 1862-04-29

che time began 70 leak Ihs sss. pmps
Ts from @ .Sas sRs
vessel Become
The consisting psEnSpsy Of IT,
night the pamps ali the while being worked by The
several sAs reported . have been
received aud bruises while in the vessels
rolling notloa Since the Karnak Srsi struck
petey Saisd her position and now lies with her head to-
s Sar a. % s
stormy psssase Of days Feb 2s lat ss long ing 81 20
with me
sns sa s
ly on her beam ends, sprung aeak stove boat carrying
ss,1s es s'ss
s ss ys ss rns sS with Ass
@ snS Sna ssi unasr a&s
water in the hold. Continued pumping until $50 M. when
fSG Of %na @ @Ssss Ss%
Of and brought the ship to on port tack with the In
tack sounded he pumps % and ohtnaed pumping
hour when we found that we were gaining on the leak
Tne gale ssniinasd little for .hres aay.
wasriesssd had H. q Gin.
hs h Of & Ss We have had our pumps 60
BARK MARY LUcRErIA Bowers, arrived a. St. Thomas ist
inst and brig Hampden Miles, from st Mchaels, ft.
both in distress. What nature not stated
SCHR TOWNSEND Philadelphia from Trinidad, 2tls
inst lat G0 lon 70 So had casks moases washed oil deck
By heavy soa sprung orema shifted cargo and
other damage.
ScHR ARCHER Of Cold Spring. with cargo Of coal. while
anchor in the ElizabehpoI, into nv
seamtug few days SINCE and had her stern cut down 70
the deck. The schr would return to port for repairs
HEWrz, before reported onShe West Chop.
was noated of 10Th inst, uninjured.
scHR before reported beached Holiness Hole 10
prevent sinking has been pumped out and hauled or.
ScHR PAUGAssEr Capt Keen. which sailed from New
fall of 1860 Darien, where she
employed in the BUSINESS by the master. who
Keen is still Darien having been robbed of everything,
and of the only white remaining in town
business, very remunerative thinking that the
would be of short duration.
number of hhds of damaged sugar, landed from brig
Pierce from Matanzas for New York. b"f r"no"'.t
Sold by order OF survey for the benefit of all
ccrned.
Ship VIM Nye, of New Bedford. at San Fr ncsco
where she carried Of coal from this has been
purchased by McRuer Merrill for the sum OF $i00O and
will be the na,s from the port OF
San Franci5co.
Bark Franklin, of New Bedford 273 sold
ton 10th inst she discharged from her last I"
b Howard, for $3.50.
Brig Mary wilkins AZ 266 TONS built at Salem 1855
been sold ior $9UOO cash.
L,uNcHED-At Hancock, Me- on the 18th inst from the
yard Of Wooster Dung, sauncb, thoroughly built
Of 10 tons called the Laurel She built expresly for
Grand Bank fishing and the coastng trade, by Master ThV<
Merchant and is owned by Wooster Young Jere Wooster
and II Foss.
The following table gives summary vessels in the
harbors of New York. Boston, Baltimore Charleston Savan-
nah New Orleans Galveston. the accounts
eachO
The New York herald., 1862-04-29
ase. 81 ole, ,5s2 62e.4 .41s So ,oos

Increase. So oI6562 62e416 SO 1908 6,71s,095
The feature of this statement, as foreshadowed
in this mornings HERALD is the startling increase
in the deposits, which indicates the increase in the
volume of currency and government paper. 1t is
the first decisive indication of the financial era
upon which the country is entering, and to persons
who understand it rightly will convey most import.
ant information. From this time forth we shall
probably have TO record steady increase in the
bank deposits and loans, arising from the
accumulation Of money at this centre, and
its employment here. The actual deposits
to-day are understood to foot up nearer
one hundred and five than one hun
dred and one millions, and they steadily on the
increase. Nothing but the necessities of the 60
vernment can prevent money from falling to an
unprecedentedly low figure. The increase Of bank
circulation is less than was expected, considering
the want of small notes. which is still experienced
The money market is very easy. People are
running about trying 70 lend money on call at
per cent and money Is lef, on call with the es-
tablshed houses at 4. The sub.Treasurer re-
,ceived 81 ,022 600 on deposit to-day. There is
very active market for Treasury notes: the 7.3O
notes are worth lOl, the sper cents 1907, the
certificates Of indebtedness ss% 5s.
Exchange opens more firmly; the bankers ask
ll25s a "a; the best bids, however, thus far, are
ll24. Francs are held a, 5.o21l, and sos is bid.
Gold was frmer to-day; there were sales at 1917.
The news of the fall of New Orleans, which was
published in this morning HERALD, was generally
believed on the Stock Exchange to-day, though
diseredited among the Gotten and exchange peo.
pie. Il had the effect Of causing an advance in
United States skies from Hss on Saturday to Sc
this afternoon. The whoe market was better.
The gradual decline in the value Of money is pro-
ducng its usual effect in stimulating speculation
IN bonds and stocks, and every time we receive
good news the market responds. At the first
board to-day Pacific Mail rose 81, Central "a
Erie "a, Michigan Southern q, Panama "a, I
nois Central 5s Galena q, Toledo 4, and Rock
Island u. The most active stocks were Toledo
and Illinois Central, which have been oversod
After the board the market was better, and
there was quite an inquiry for stocks. At the
second board the improvement continued. Cen.
The New York herald., 1862-04-29

-Caradan -four was castor at the opening, but closed
with mness at better prices. The sales embraced about
400 BIB g. within the range OF quotations South
lodr was firm, with SAFES OF 500 bbls. within the
range tho above figures. Rye Hour was staauy ~ our
quotations with sales OF ITS bbs Corn meal was quiet
the above prices with sales Of about 200 bbs Jersey
and Brandywine. Wheat was firmly held, while
sales were light and prices unchanged the
sales were confined to about 10000 bushels, IN.
ciuding prime white Michigan at 81 al, with small lot
OF choice reported at 81 a. 81 33H 81 IA for choice
Indiana and 81 20 for Milwaukee club. Corn was nrmer
Sales footed up Is 900 20 900 bushels Sc $50 for
Western mixed, delivered, chiefly at the inside gure
Rye was in light supply, and prices were irm AZ 1Sc.
79c the wharf and at 81 Lc delivered. Barley and
barley malt quiet but firmly hold. Oats were IN
moderate demand, with sales Of Canadian at SSc &c.,
and Western at 3sc 4oo and State at 4Oc a. 4o5sc &
CoFFEE.-Thc market was quiet. sale OF 4O0 DaSs
of common Rio for parchng was made at lSc
CorroN-Monday is usually dull day, as lew spnners
tended to lesson the animation previously prevail
ing in tho market. Hence there was scarcely enough
dong to establish market The sales IN small lots en-
braced about 200 bales the average OF about 29c
for middling upandS
FREIau1s were steady at Saturdays rates. To Liver
poo, 2 500 bbs. of rour engaged at 2s q. 3D.
10 goo bushels Of at I'D bulk; withsome prcv
sons 2s g. To Lnion $50 tierces beef at 5s 5s Cd
Rates TO Glasgow and Havre were unchanged.
HAY.-Ihc market firm at 60c. Goo for shipping,
and at Toe. u 75c. for city use
MoLAssls.-saics of % tierces Cuba muscovado were
made at &c, and 30 bbls at the same hgure and l15
hhds Cuba muscovado at &c.
NAVAL SToR,s.-Saies OF 150 bb.s. spirits tur-
peuttne were made at 81 42L ana J0o 90.
at 81 40. Common rosins quiet bat firm at
81 So 50 por 80 lbs All the rosns above common IN
quality were and firm. Sales OF 400 bbls. Will
mngton tar made at SiI.
lRovlsI,Ns.-Pork-The market more active: and
prices rmor. The sales embraced about 100 bis
at S12 37 Sl2 so for mess, and $40 $40 20 Tor
prime Sl2 62 u for uninspectcd mess anu Sl3 80
$14 for clear DO. Beef firm and in good demaiid
with sales so bbls at SIS S4 for plain mess aud
Sl4 SO a Sl5 for extra do Beef hams and prime
m SO bccr hams quiet and nominal. Cut meats
were good demand, and prices firm, with sales OF
4O 500 packages at 4c 41c. for dry salted shoulders
5kc. o &c. for hams, ana &C. exc. for picked do
in good request, with sales OF $50 boxes NJ
nc for short ribbed Western. Lard was frmer and in
BOD request with sales of 200 packages at 7Hc.
SIC. Butter cheese in moderate request and
prices unchanged.
SUGARS unchanged, while tho sales embraced
about 800 hhds, chiefly within the range of
closing with some less spirit than Was manifested last
week.
wMsKgY.-The market was steady, with sales Of 900
bbls at 22 23c. FOR State and at &c. 23c for
Western.
The New York herald., 1862-04-29

Total increase for thre months OF 1862. $40 1896
The Harlem Company did not run any express
trains to Albany this year, resulting in great
saving of expenses The way travel and freight
has largely increased and to this cause alone is to
be attributed the increase of freight. The bill
for opening Madison avenue, passed by the Legis-
lature 18th April inst, will enable the Harlem
Company to lay down their track for their Fourth
avenue cars to Seventy ninth street. on the Madi-
son avenue, and when finished will greatly aug
ment their income. This is very important city
improvement, and will prove very great accom-
mediation to the public visiting Central Park, and
is much needed. The Harlem Company have the
right to run their cars on this avenue. for thirty
years, under the act of the Legislature passed
April l6, 1859.
Tue following is a comparative statement1of the
earnings and expenses Of the Buffalo, New York
and Erie Railroad Company for the six moths end.
The New York herald., 1862-04-29

Pork quiet steady Bacon steady Lard active at AS
Cd. Ais. Tallow hrmer sales az 45s. Cd.
PRODUCE MARKET.
Ashes tending upwards pots, $685.; pearls. 32s Rosin
easier; common, l3s Sd a las. Spirits turpentneNo
sales. Sugar heavy. Cofee-No sales. Rice tat Cod oil
very dull. Linseed Oil armer at Sss
LONDON, April l6, 1862.
Breadstufs quiet and steady Sugar steady. Codes
hrm. Tea steady.
THE LATEST MARKETS.
LIVERPOOL, April 49, 1861.
The Brokers Circular reports advance of'one eighth
of penny quarter of penny on American cotton,
and nequarter of penny three quarters OF penny
on other descriptions with buoyant market The sales
OF the week $4,000 bales of which 20 900 were te
spectators and l., 500 to exporters. The sales today
Frday) estimated at IL 900 bales including 5000 to
Spectators and exporters the market closing firm AID
unchanged. The authorized quotations arc
Fair MiddlinG.
Orleans ....................l41 1871
Mobiles ........................134 1875
Uplands. ...................l31 12L
The stock in port is estimated 800 900 bales, of
which 126 500 bales American
The Manchester advices are favorable. The market
for cotton goods and yarns was active, and tending
upward.
The breadsufs market is firm, with still advancing
tendency.
Provisions are quiet but steady.
The New York herald., 1862-04-29
The Hacl<ley Contract.
SUPREME COUIT-sPECIAL TERM.
noco.a I1.u I,,dna On s,arh

ArRu. 2S-Letcis Baker Us. A. j. Hdckey and others
The Court made order in this 10 the following
eRcctIt being represented that there large
due aborers and others for work demo under the
tract and tha. such persons dependent for their
port upon such moneys il is ordered that the injunction
shall not prevent the payment to receipt by the de-
fepdan, Anthony s. Hope, of any moneys due, to be-
due the contract but that the moneys may DO
received and paid in the same manner 40 the Injunction
had been granted All moneys not necessary TO pay
the aboers and sub contractors shall be retained by A.
s. Hope until the decision Of the motion for Injunction
and receiver.
MANDAMUs Against THE MAYOR.
I'll. people at tie relation Of Charles W Baker rs. the
Mayor.-Application was made for mapdamus to COM
pei Mayor Opdyke to countsrsign warrant drawn in
faver Of plaintiff for binding two thousand volumes Of
Kents Commentaries and Notes to the City Charter. Tho
Judge ordered psremptory mandamus to issue.
The New York herald., 1862-04-29
MiscellaneOAs.

IN sTrAnsHiP KARyAK before repoed stranded al Mas
sau ef Havana 18th ult about PM with strong
norherIy wind, and at II u o'clockl the 18th,
ON nearing Nases took board Mr Cooke, one OF the
branch pilots On crossing the bar 2toock the vessel
struck heavily The ship then thrkwn by the surf
the reef the engines all the me working perfect
order with the hope getting o ut Of i've
lying In Nassau harbor of them was condition to
render the slightest assistance. The dteamer Thomas L.
Wragg e the NashvIlle, anchor very the
Karnsk ,bu having coal board fhe powerless.
The boiler OF the Cecil being Hnder repair could
have been got ready for working in ss than six hours
buy Captain Carn did all M could 10 facilitate
work. the helpless condition. of the Karnak.
The steamer Ella Marley arrived az loclock from
vana but having valuable cargo bbard, and drawing
nearly as much water M the Karnbk herself could
do service, especially the latter vessel had
bilced before that time. The English steamers Ola
dstor and Souhwck Of coal slnd therefore
as useless The Karnak rolled heavily From side
TO side and presenting her " tls break
The New York herald., 1862-04-29
SPAIN.

II is asserted that the Spanish government 10 taking
steps its credit, and had commissioned two
leading firms in London to put the whole Of its funds
. basis satisfactory to British capitalists.
II is stated that the proceeds Of tho Moorish loan
raised in London and which payable to Spain,
70 be retained in London to meet the sccruing dividends
Spanish stock aud pay .or the steamers in of
constrnctian in EnRiand.
The New York herald., 1862-04-29
France.

The Prince dc Joinve is about publishing pamphlet
ronpated frgatss His work, 1t il said will present
the subject under aspects. He does not admit the
invulnerabiiity Of the new vessels.
is again questioned II the Emperor Napoleon viii! go
70 the London exhibition and asserted that IL he does
will be strictly incognito.
The Bourse was flat on the 18th and lower.
The New York herald., 1862-04-29
CITY COMMERCIAL REPORT.

MONDAY, April 2s-bF M
AsKs-The market was steady, with small sales or
both sorts at IS 6ek.
BREADsrUPys.-Flour-Ths mar,-et in the morning
opened dull and about SC. per Dbl. lower; but
the receipt OF the foreign news caused reaction in
prices which closed firm about the rates Of Satur
day. The transactions footed up about 900 bbls'
within tho following range OF prices
The New York herald., 1862-04-29

This makes the increase for the six months
SCI. The net earnings of the period, $eO2 900,
are more than sufficient to pay the interest on the
funded debt of the company for the entire year.
The company has no construction account. The
earnings for the first fifteen days Of April show an
increase of 50 ,254 on the same time last year.
The New York herald., 1862-04-29
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCE.

MONDAY, April 2s--6 P. M.
To-day's bank statement compares as follows
with that of last Monday
Wet eg.dlng. Loans Slerie. Circulin. Deposts
April 49, 1928 070 26s "a 671 52s O64 663 95 79 $40
April co.. l25 0s6 S25 50 2g7 94 lS,571 10l 1897 435
The New York herald., 1862-04-29

tral advanced 4. Erie preferred u, Toledo Is Hi
nois Central "a, and other shares in proportion.
The market closed very firm, the following being
the last quotations.: States 6's, registered,
1881, 95T "a; do 6's, coupon, 1881, 9oI 80;
do. SIS, 1874. S71a SO; Indiana SIS, 771a 1914;
Tennessee 6's, 56ss "a; Virginia 6's. 551a So;
North Carolina 6's. 65 66; Missouri 6's, 4sA
a so; Pacific Mail, lOS l08; New York Central,
s31s s311aa; Erie. 36Ts 81; do. preferred, 6lN
6ls4; Hudson River, 351s So; Harlem, l21a a do
preferred, 80 a a; Reading, 43H As; Michigan
Central. 54Z q; Michigan Southern and North
ern Indiana, % a 4; do. guaranteed, 4f34 49, Pa
nama l24 l24; Illinois Central, 59A Is; Gale
na and Chicago. 67 q "a; Cleveland and Toledo,
425S u; Chicago and Rock Island, 64T Ha
Chicago, Burlington and Quincy, 621 63 Mwau-
kee and Prairie du Chen, 25H &c. Cleveland, Co
lumbus and Cincinnati, 1l2 "a; New York Central
rs, 1876, 1887 lO4; Erie third mortgage bonds,
94% 95; Michigan Central SIS, first mortgage,
100 1907: Illinois Central bonds, rs, 81 a SS;
gold, 1919 az.
The European news from Cape Race is import
ant in regard to the increased frmness in bread
stuffs This probably indicates a continuance of
the bad weather which, at latest advices, caused
so much alarm for the crops.
to-day
Receipts ....-.................s2,5 81 sos 92o II
-fOr CuStOuuS iAo,oov w
Payments Z,loo1sI 20
Balance. .l2,60SSIo Al
The exchanges at the Bank Clearing House this
morning were s26,543,77s II, and the balances
$780, ,O4l ,04.
At auction this afternoon A. H. Nicolay sold the
following stocks:--
So 900 Logan Co. Mining and Manufactg Co. 1st mg 76Z
1000 Peoria and Oquawka 1st mortgage, hat.... Blk
900 do. do 81 mortga fat. Is
10 shares Washington Fire Insurance Company. 1OO1s
The receipts of the Harlem Railroad for the first
three months of this and last year were as fol-
lOws:-
1861 1862.
January SlO3494 100, ,922
February 88 2OI 9G,93)
March ch.........,........ 8879O 103,02o
Total $3.50. .4s6 80o,S 2
2S0,486
The New York herald., 1862-04-29
Greece.

Messages have reached the government At Athens
announcing that thsarrison Of Naupa breaking up.
great number Of ,nsurgert officers and soldiers have
surrendered.
The New York herald., 1862-04-29
Markets.

THE LONDON Money MARsyr.
The funds continue steady, with scarcsy suv ssr.ra
Tor discount at the bank the Stock Ehsuse sho,
leans offered st per cent. Gold continues TO eo o.
che bank. with demand for export. There IA no,hns
definite yst 70 the Russian loan but 10 Ia
that She arrangements were concluded, not with lie
bsriaQ. eus With the Roshschilds.
,6osssls iSp money, osx sa ''''' APR" 90 '''''
Illinois Css.rsl shsrcs, 4sH q AK discount; Erie
ONasss, 81 az.
a. uvEwoot ssrApsTUrys MARKET;
- LrvBsrooL, April II, 1862
&eeRs Richardson, Spence 4 Co. and Wakefield Nasb
q Co. report regular market since Tuesday owing "a
the holidays Flour firm, with advance Of sl on ths
week; American quoted 26s. Jos. wheat nrmsr and
Id. . "a higher oa the week; rec Western los 3D. 4
lis 3D. red Southern, lis Sd lis 3D. white Western
l2s.; white southern, 12s 10i. Corn stl advancing
nirsd, 2ss 80. 7ss. s1. white, 33s. a 34s. Cd.
PROVISION MARKET.
0aAns aalhsris.,s report beef dull snd unclaimed
The New York herald., 1862-04-29

Garbaldi has gone TO Brescia II reported that his
nomination as Commander in Chief Of the Nstiona
Guard has BEEN decided upon.
The New York herald., 1862-04-29
Turkey.

An obstinate fight occurred between the Turks and
Mcotsaogrins, near Nahrch The latter repulsed
There was considerable loss on both sides.
The New York herald., 1862-04-29
Poland.

Twelve persons engaged the late disturbances at the
warsaw Cathedral have been condemned to military
Service.
The New York herald., 1862-04-29
India.

Additional asspstshss from Bombay, March 81, an.
nsunced that lord Esin installed viseroy Of India
March 13
Mosui Bey had been hanged in front Of the Palace Of
Dshi.
wide spread Mahrasa conspiracy had bee, s,seov.
cred and suppressed Al Hyasrasad. in the psccar.
Byssrus Jung President Of s.india had sboln.d ,b.
oxDsrt duty on cotton In Moalior.
The New York herald., 1862-04-29
Russia.
Italy.

reported that the Emperor Of Russia has appointed
committee consider o continual regime for Russia.
The New York herald., 1862-04-29
Portugal.

The Portuguese government sxsnpts from export duty
'or ten years, all cotton produced in the Portuguese
African possessions.
The New York herald., 1862-04-29

Arrivals and Departures.
ARRIVALS.
Rio JasEIRo-Brig Abby 4 Elzabei-Frsncis B Parker,
J N de silva W Royes, H Bliss daughter and sons.
The New York herald., 1862-04-29
A Rebel Privateer in the
Waters of China.
The Prince de JOinville on
IrOn-Clad Ships.
GariDaldi's Command i'm the
Army Of Italy.
STATE OF THE MARKETS,
&c, &c, 10,

ST. JOINS, n. F., April 2s, 1882.
Tho steamship North American, from Liverpool April
II, via Londonderry April IS, passed Cape Race at
eleven O'Clock yesterday (Sunday) morning She was
boarded BY the news yacht of the press and the follow
ing summary OF her news obtained, which is avs days
later
The North American experienced strong westerly
winds up the 21st and strong northwest gale on the
22d and 23d Of April.
The political and general news is unmportant.
The question of armor-plafcd ships and floating bat
teres continued the prominent topics England the
18th inst
1t is vaguely rumored that England has lately made
diplomatic recommendation to France in favor OF the
withdrawal of the French troops from Kome
Encouraging advices cotton growing in Jamaica
and Peru have reached England
The British government has given preliminary notice to
the Royal Mai Company, West India ne to terminate
the existing mail contract at the expiration Of the
sent term.
The Calcutta mails OF March were forwarded by the
Bremen to New York.
We under obligations to Captain Burgess, OF the
North American for his kind attention to the press
this many other occasions.
Our Liverpool agent advises that the commercial
ports somewhat meagre account Of the holidays
Good Friday having been the date OF the steamers de-
parture from Londonderry.
Tho steamship Nova Scotisn, from Por and on the 5th
instant, arrived At Londonderry on tho 10th.
Tho steamship Anglo-saxon, from Portland March 90,
arrived Liverpool the 10th instant She broke her
mtermsdiats shaft the 1lsh but got single engine
to work tho 4 and reached Liverpool via the south
Of Ireland.
The Great Eastern had been got Off the grdiron - NIL
ford in safety, and steamed to her old mooringx.
The American Question.
DEPvTArIoN FROM BRITISH ABoLITIoNIsTs TO The
UNITED STATES MINISTER IN LOND0N-THEIR PRO-
PoeAL AND THE REPLY OF Mr.. ADANs-A REBEL
PRIvArEER IN THE WATERS OF CHINA.
A depatation from the British aud Foreign Anti
Slavery Society waited Mr.. Adams, the American
Minister. the 10th, and presented address, in
which the hope expressed that the restoration OF the
Union would be founded upon the abolition Of the true
cause of strife.
The reply OF Mr.. Adams is described as having been
very satisfactory to the depntaton; but the London
Tes thinks it indicates the policy of Northern poll
circums tances, with the slavery question.
The Hong Kong (China) correspondent Of the London
Tme, writing about March reports that Confederate
privatser in the China Seas had fallen in with by
her Majesys ship Plover the coast Of Borneo. IF
there at all she must have been the lockout for Ae
rican ships outward bound being in their by the
Palanin passage against the northeast monsoon. The
correspondent says this is particularly unfortunate for
American shipping the federal government, has not
single vessel Of any description those waters ex
cspt the Saginaw, and she is rotten and useless.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1862-10-14

Tlssy hnsx runs frurn or msAsi, re patl7 40
tsnst,
G1sa. ser rsanssy g. sAee.
Tisss sAs e.g 90 ssys uaigas prua1iY wHss,
0'ws laa8 mnitad an4 Tres.
Tlssy secs he pss5s 4 maay h1~aes,
The joy ~ aaaay hsaFtA.
And ws eaald ne4 etaek the aoviag ts4F,
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EasAss. n b ~ ny Wiil
o sAisld tAsn wsgh Ihise cws ssrS1g srsz,
Aaa Tsss thesn le lore Ne s,in.
And ever ro3ssa ahcut their path
May gaaFslama angels stand
re ennau&a. mAaa ths hsArt . sad,
Ard shssr he nohls baad.
Ama phsa ~ weicosna SQUAD Of peaee
Oar naslouis heart shail thriHL
May "a a6hiA aassa ohes Saass
Return 70 tAelF native hills.
Easl Ruposa, Oct. G. M.L.K.