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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-03-10
Ey Il. B. COCK, AsGt'r

Ey Il. B. COCK, Asc'r.
THLEGANT r NITURE AT AUG.
n TI0N On TUESDAY. 18th Instant, at
10 O'clock, will sell at icy store, an elegant
assortment OF Furniture, consisting In part
Of z
3 Mahogany Bedsteads,
Wardrobes,
Bursaae. with Glass,
Marble Top Tables,
- WGkhs!anaa,
-" Etsgrss.
l5 Chairs, hsir bottoms,
SOFAS,
walnut ExteLslon Tables,
" BedsteaGs,
E.reAus,
MahogaDy kocke,s,
Game ANA sSocd.Se,t CHAIR, Cottsgs Bed
s:saas. TruudIa and Single Bssssteads, Gar.
pets, Hair and shuck Mattresses, cae elegant
Lounge, &c &c.
Also, one splendid Mantei Mirror, very
large Ffeneh plate, asd elegantly crnanisn.
ted.
The above - Of excellent quality, has.r
been little ased. ami is reslly worth the At.
tentioa Of those wanting such gcods.
mir E. n sODK, Aaet
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} ARTICULAx NOTICE.
LOOK OUT FOR DEsEaTERs.

I will pay the amounts set opposite to each
mans name, in cash, Immediately on delivery
at Kay rendezvous, on 10Th street, next door to
CraWford's Saloon.
VIM. J. DABNEY,
NH lO--3.x Can't COn,d'g
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wv 4 N Z d -
" BOA I'D
For small family, with a private family.
whare there ere No other boarders, LOCATED
from one to tn, &c miles West Of Richmo nd
Address Boz loaf. Richmond. rh ;o--3ts
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NAY AN iED-$.0 BoUntv--
wv TWENTY-FIVE f6 En-
To ell mp my company at Game Point BAT.
teTy, AQuis Greek OoIls ct once. Eon't be-
drafted, Richmond to the rescue "a wa
Want lighting men. Rendezvous on 10th
street, next door to Crawford's Saloon.
WM, J, DABNEY.
nh 10 yt% CANT Homi'g
The New York herald., 1862-04-03

RENARKs-BEEF CATTLE.
Considering tho Of the year the market for beef
satsls this week opened under most favorable sircum
stances The aggregate supply was moderate and the
average quality unusually good In view Of these facts
combined with the cool state Of the weather and tho
Fact large proportion Of the cattle At the Washing
con drove yard held by spectators, the market
ended rm TO say buoyant and dealers in beef were
constrained to down to the tune Of &c. &C. DOR
pound for thing like and still higher
rates had to be paid, as matter OF course for the rst
sdsred the owners, most Of whom In the arena Is
epscuaors had for prices ruled
pretty nrm and the unexpected arrival Of compare
Svsy small number would have completely unsettled
che market and upset all their nicely laid plans The
svsrage quality Of tho catie which have arrived this
spring has been much superior to former years and II il
noteworthy fact that very few inferior cattle are ar.
irving, while the greater proportion are good we'll fatted
snd there usually ,'Sst Su sw SU sas
che yards which are not marketable, which will not
make very good beef. The range Of prices was worry
shs cattle brought &c. Co. per pound with Comparative.
b few sales 1t the inside prices.
MLcH COWS.
srkst for mch cows rho demand ia st,, ssrv od.
rate and prices remain nssdtu quo Tho above ouota
Sions anord pretty correct criterion the market
VEAL CALVES.
The market remains steady, with q moderate inou,rv
Tor all kinds. Prices remain without essential change
SHEEP AND LANBs.
The receipts continue moderate and with stsady fair
demand. The market was ruled pretty buoyant at Ali
0he yards and though there decline Of rs cents pcr
head, remunerativs prices everywhsrc obtain. For
prime fat and fancy sheep the demand continues active
ana prices are very high though very irreguar-often
varying from 80 80 TO 81 so per hcadwhen there Is
lls or no percoptblc difference in the quality The fol-
lowing ses in lots per hoad at Chambern's win abrd
pretty correct idea Of the markot elsewheee3 sheep
and lambs AZ 30 rs per head 81 do 80 25 1o1 do, So
S1S do. Sb B 2sa do, So 50 $3.50 do So Is; 1856 do
% do, - 10; 436 do, $3 10. Total ssl.
SWINE.
The market has ruled steady, with moderate inquiry
% eur corrected quotations The resepts OF dressed hogs
very Insignificant and tho market for them merely
nominai
pECApITULATTOr. f.lf
TIE total receipts Of al STOCK at all the yards for the
And ast waok vyor N foil
The New York herald., 1862-04-03

BARK ELixABxrHJ (of PAihdelphia) Foulkes from Or
ohs Caribbean Sea for PhiladeIphia with ano spruas
Aleak March Oh the end Of 81 Domingo and sunk The
captain and crew were taken on and carried Port Pat
BY schr Matilda; Of the Turks slands
The built at philadelphia in 1884, leg TONS Az and
owned by Baker Folsom, Philadelphia. :
BARK FKEKLoR Hokine at Boston Liverpool repors
March a TO- Ion a. In with sn Unknown
chip, lost port cathead and split bowsprt
ScHR ErYoRr from Machas for Providence before
cd ashore on Great Point came on yh after dschsrsins
part OF cargo, and was taken TO the wharf.
Sem CARcILL, before reported ashore on Mn Rock,
came of yesterday morning without damage.
KEY WEsr March 35-Sus against the following vessels
cargoe captured BY Navy In the Gulf the past two
months have been in the District Court OF the
United States which holds It's session At Key West In which
the United States . party or have Interest,"
c.oa. .xshi Marnolia ca NV he Rraoki
The New York herald., 1862-04-03


OF the above the Xdelins Magnolia Olive Branch Emma,
Isabel and Margaret havs been condemned The
mas been released and the others awaiting examination
1I Ivrsroor March lsrhe ship I..sella from Swan
forcmas and rudder head spoken lat IS
Cap. johnson master o the Br ship Kitty cordes makes
s he s % .p An P
fse, water in The The Am;s Ms sSp Smith
and hove TO under The lee launched the boats from The
one man The remainder Of tko crew so on board he
Smith they Stood not saving anything and abandoned
Lady Mime from Ess;port and Klnsstown where she
s s ss1 the
large number Of vessels from American ports have ar
Svea here With as%'Esd sssSss v1shgs
ssad, Addison Constitution, Theresa, Gsr.ha and osSers
all causing serious amount Of damage brsadsius the
:s
rssss.: sa which spread. through ese sse
sbsnaonmsns Of the vessel many 'e'ans 10 the
A as s ss has been dis
s ' su p @ a noss ss sale Of &
cash. and a brig Progressive Age sS built a. Belfast
in 1854 on ''rmi Nctis. Ss i,S ni g 'esTa Mariners.
s: the S on hS sh.
station o ho sow snd Pigs Ledge
urday, the 2oth ult.
Si sIss "a dist
Boston. April !. 1862
DISCOVERY IMPORTANT suoAL.
U NAVAL OBSERVATORY AND HYpRoGnArHrcAL OFFICE
March 26, 1862 !
Capt L N Powell U Navy, commanding frigatc Poto.
mac informs the Hon Secretary OF the Navy thata shoa
having only II upon IT, has been discovered by
d VI shin Clyde, in lat 10 80 ~ Ion % 43 W.
The position of the shoal IN 50 Il, magnetic and 2l miles
from the Castle Of Juan del Uoa at Vera Cruz II 10
extent but being the direct route OF vessels
that port Its discovery Of great Importance 10 ships bound
thither The observations determining It's place believed
to be fully reliable. - GILLIss, Superintendent
Whsaemen.
taken 100 sp last cruise
on the Three kings date by the Atkins Adams Of TH,
err Jan 70 a. sydney Nsw), Sophia Thornon Briggs NIB,
Cap, HoIsnd of bark Mary Susan NB reports hsr OF
81 Felix Feb Is, with ll00 sp.
Capt FLANDERS Of bark Kate Cory Of westpor reports her
at sea Dec 2 La 70 Ion 30 with lo sp Reports spoke
town, with $40 ~, all we'll
spoken, &c.
Ship Marion from Portland for Liverpool March "a lat A
Foreign Ports.
ANTwxnY March l8-Arr Augustus, Bradburn, NYork
Arr at Flushing 18th, Rock Light, Hadley, CaIiao
ARROYO, dac-In port Br brigs Lnwood, for NYork
days. VIM Aiken, for do II; Clyde for do; several An
BRoUwrRsnAvrS March is-Ar 8, Bernard. Dectjeu
1swnAvr, March is-ArrB spssiDs, Rogers, Trieste
The New York herald., 1862-04-03

NEW YORK CATTLE MARKET.
wEDxnmAy, April 2,1so2
IECUPTO.
riesgs q shs y.r!0us y,rSs during 'ns past
NJ prsvisss week have BEEN ~ f0lloW13 fnS>
The New York herald., 1862-04-03

Ill HENRY WOOD co. will sell, on Friday, April &,
at 10Y O'clock the store the northwest Ninth
avenue and Twcn yrst street. the entire OF choice
Groceries Wines Lguors, segars, &c comprising large
stock OF very fine old Wines Brsndies Rum, Oin &c.
OF which have been In bottle years also fam lily
Groceries, Green aud Black Teas CoGees Sugars Spices
Pickles. Sauces Preserves, Flour Starch, Soap Candies
Gc; Horse Wagon and Harness: Iron Safe, Store Fix
lures &c Sale peremptory In OF the proprietor
retiring from the bueintrs Catalogues viii be ready early
on the morning Of sale.
The New York herald., 1862-04-03
A UCrlON NOTICE. r. w. WESTCOTT, AUC-
~ toneer. 81? 900 worth OF
Magnificent Household Furniture, Paintings, Satuary,
BkONZES, fIANOFORrE, &c,

Z,
at public auction this day (fhl rsday), April 8,
at the elegant residence 52 West Twenrst street, be-
tween Seventh and Eighth sale commencing at IL
O'Clock PIE ,iscly
Superb Suits, carved in solid rosewood, covered in silk
broeatel consisting Of Teteaets Sofas. Oval Back,
and Receptions Ouomans adys Secretary Chess and Card
Tables, Velvet aud Medallion Carpets, Rugs, Seyres
Dresden China Ornaments, Marqucrie ala Bois de Rose
Cabinets pearl nld Siereoscope superb Mandolin, inaid
with antique and gothic Recepon Chairs Sec
retary and Bookcase Etaaeras, Bronze Clock
ains Mantel Ornaments Centre and Side Tables, Kings
patent Reclining Chairs, OH Paintings by eminent artists;
Bronze and Marble Siaiuary, &c.
Magnificent seven octave rosewood Pianoforie,
Canterbury. Stool and Cover.
Oak Hatsand oak Buffet, Extension Table, China Dinner
and Tea Sets crystal Glassware richly Table
Warirooes Toilet Tables Commoes shaving stand
Hair and Spring Mattresses Counteranes kes Sheets
Towels McGraws patent Sofa Bedseads Booksands Brus
seis anu Ingram Carpets. Ocots, Stair Carpets Also
large OF Basement and Kitchen Furniture
B-Parcs from dstance the Is full
ly and elegantly furnished ghou that every article
viii be sold without reserve, rain or shine.
The New York herald., 1862-04-03
SALES AT AUCTION.

SALES AT AUCTION.
A Il q2Ay saN o1 yfd62s asb BONDS
u,, ALBERT 4. NicoIAi
WIN sell ths Gay tTharsiay), April 5,
MEscfAasNTs' rs Ss'is kxchasaE. & Ks
% % Aaalie shs oxfns fas "a. L - y f A,pT
30 Amerln Exeh Ins. 90 ~ Western 50
% Lenox - 50 Firemsas' trust ms 10
$50 Peoria and oqmka Railroad lnortg BONDS.
1000 Logan Co. Mannf aud lining Co. six y Bonds
6,0O0Jedrrsonyills Railroad second lnorts Bonds.
500 Sacramento City aud county six PER Bonds.
Next regular sale Monday 1prii al ike Merchants Ea
change. ALBEIT II. NiCoLAY 81 William street
: a , MAMGhIFIeENT M lIou sEHoLD FDKsdrqGE,
fAiNf's sCTArrgI1xEy CdsrIx WoKi AND or aASf M RARE AND
at Al puSle auction on thls & Day Ihunssy2 Apnl
Fifth and Sixth ayenufs
. Sale elmmsneinE II II o clock
SEVEN OCTAVE ROSEWOOD PIANoFoRTE,
Rosewood Drawing Room Suis Bronze and Ormoln Cham
delers Velvet Medallion Carpets, sevres aud Dresden
Genre Tables Encoignues Cabinets Ladys Work Table,
superb Bronze Clock, two fun suits Drawing Room Furnl
lure covered Ia maroon and gold and crimson gJd brocate
Artistic Bronze Satuettes, Marble ST tuary, Reclining
CAas Gard aud sofa Tables Freneh walnut suit covered
IN reps consisting Of soia Arm Chair Rockers, oval Back
MAGNIFICENT OCTAVE ROSEWOOD PIANoFoRTE,
o.erSruns eass roui corners ma o order cost 5000,
Stool and Cover Canterbury, Extension Table, Sdeboard,
Chairs Clocks, Engrayinss Hat stand rosewood and ma
aosany no. bareays % Hair Mates
Stair Carpets Oiciohs Also Furniture apart.
Furnturg Also Family Coach, Road " agon, made
by Dusenbury pair OF matched Horses years old; one
N BThe auctioneels would call the parteular attention
Of their friends and publie this se the catalogue
Furniture &c offered auction this Sale pee,ap
tor without regard TO the weather Catalogue the house
The New York herald., 1862-04-03

III 1N"' :" by HENRY WOOD a co.,
o'clock each day at No. asa Bower large ssck q Gen
Neck Ties suspend:rs and Under Clothing; Ladies' and
Ths Goods viii be soid in lots 10 su, purchassrs
Terms cash Sale positive, without any reserve.
The New York herald., 1862-04-03


4 RTIFICIAI, TEETH BEAUTIFUL SETS, ON PURE
n silver, only S. hne gold and patinA $2o warranted
hed extracted without the least pain and perfectly
harmless Superior Bone Filling only oQc warranted equal
any Once f Sixth avenue between Tenth and
sreets No removal DR. LUTHEF Denusl
A RTIFICIAL BONE fILLING.-Ro0Ms OF THE DIS
N coverer, $50 Broadway. one door above scveneenn
street Tender teeth old roots and mere shells hned ana
warranted Beware Of miserable limitations oI cheap opera
tors n B-An lovers OF sound and Deauutm teetn ana
sweet breath the Cuban pepWlncc nno
nTIrICIAL TEErHwE CONTINUE is TO Es,nar,s,ns
0uid No extra charge for temporary SETS or
Teeh nsared without xaoting the roots on OUT
Atmosphere pressure plates We invite Al 70 cav Ssvs
snine our spcclmeus before going
Chemically pure ehoroo,t ard snfy lmoussE
hs'mise SIS Canal street, opposite West broadway.
Y,r.vTNo HAD TWELVE TEETH 4ED R0ors *
II A,,r.csd Without pain By pr. JAY sllIENs 100
- Two bock Broadway, chccrfuliy inssr
vIsnu 10 those suuerug from tonthnche
this sou McsraoxsMy, is1 East Thryfourh street
hhe-
-.r1oyAI DENTAL oALLERy-s1xTu AvBkUH.
rosr ~ Twcuty second srest-lsrgcst most rspets
d,u,.hsd islo; ave premiums awarded ecanun n rAsut
sets OF recth. Prices ertrsordiuAry tsa
az \, tjo fucspe, sls; Gold eso psnus'fy wsirsnss
Filing aud E'"'e'''s ''''' "'S d. MxxaoS, D,a,iss
The New York herald., 1862-04-03

@2 REwARD-LOsT. ON THE S0TH ULT, SMALL
VO Terrier Shut answers 10 the OF Fan The
reward viii be paid by returning her % East Fourteenth
The New York herald., 1862-04-03

sOp ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS zoUAvBs.--A RE-
Os) crung oce has been opened ~ No. % Mercer
ana NO. % SLAVE Captain JAMES 8 JERRoLMAN
First Lieutenant G. NJ TIIAYER
tNN Second Lieutenant John Y, BATES,
The New York herald., 1862-04-03

UCTIoN sALE-M. D.. CHAPMAN, ACcriONEER
IA First class Household Furniture, Panoforts Carpets
Mirrors CtandeeIs pfrlor Suss Chamber Furniture,
public ancdon this day. Thursday ~ the large private rest
O'Clock, consisting OF Carpetins Beading, Sofas Rockcrs
Tables Bookcases Clocks Curans Vases Tables Mirrors
Bursss Bedsteads China Glass and Silver WSrs knives
aud Forks; eiso basement and Kitchen Furniture
The New York herald., 1862-04-03

ma on RED ASH COAL PER TON OF 1000
1t ~. pounds superior quality OF Coal for fami-
u usc we'll screened and delivered promptly Yard o6 West
Eleventh street. and 1bl Eighth avenue. A. HEART.
The New York herald., 1862-04-03

REWARDS.

60 REWARD.-LOsT, FROM 1873 GREENE STREET A
YA White Poodle Dog answering To the name of Daisy
The above reward win be paid by returning her
The New York herald., 1862-04-03
RExARKs-BEEF CATTLE.

Urn reo per lb...... ................4H
0etn led do. ...................... ...,...3H
The New York herald., 1862-04-03

John LEsIsoN AUcTIoNEER-wILL SELL THE
- entire Ao Aseho1 Furniture contained IN the private
dwelling house No. 70 Rivingon street. auction, the
premises consisting Of Paror Bedroom and Kitchen Furn
ture; Velvet Tapestry Br ssels Ingram
tension Table Bsdseads Mirrors, Wndow Corn.ees Lace
Curains Dmask window Curtains Paintings Oilcloths,
Gard and Cetre Tables, Panofore, Gro kerry and Glass
Ware inahorany War robe, &c, &c. Friday morning,
April 4, l3b2 l032 o'clock. Sale
The New York herald., 1862-04-03

EXECUTORS SALE OF HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE OF
M Caleb Brush. Esn., decessed.-DAv1D D. EGAN,
oncsr viii sell on Wednesday April a. s. Grove street
Cbar Carpets ocloths Tables Sofas high Parlor Clock
and general assortment OF Kitchen Furniture consisting
The New York herald., 1862-04-03

A LARGE STOCK OF NEW AND SECOND HAND
"A Billiard Tables, with Phelan's Combination Cushions,
for sale at prices 70 suit the times.
PHRfAN COLLENDER. % 10 90 Crosby st., N
The New York herald., 1862-04-03
Miccellaneuan.

Steamship Columbia, Havana.
Wind during the day SSE, fresh.
The New York herald., 1862-04-03
pY JOSEPH HEGEMAN..

NONsTABLE,s SALE OF FURNITURE. u; CRIsIA;
o'clock one rosewood Suit pieces; mahogany SUIT,
pieces Bureaus Bcdsteats washstands Bookcase,
barrels Liquor. BY order of L. obere, Constable.
The New York herald., 1862-04-03

VXTET GOOpB-wET GOODS.
w WET BLACK SILK
WET COLORED Silks
WET ALL WOOL DELAINES,
WET FRENCH GIN0HAMS,
WET POPLlNS AND MOzAMBIQUES,
WET LINEN HANDkERCHIEFS,
WET LINENS,
WET FRENCH CLOTHS
WET EMBROIDERlES AND CURTAINS.
We have received all the above goods from auction sold
OF the companies and decided bargains
We invite particular atte non 10 WET BLACK SILKS.
w. X. PEYTON, 24 Bowery, near Houston street.
MILLINERY, sc.
A CHOICE AND WELL SELECTED STOCK OF
n spring Millinery and Straw Goods OF the shape
offered the ladies of New York
sinity at the lowest cash prices at Mrs. SIMMONS 637
Broadway. n B.-The trade supplied.
MADAME A NOURRIT
M 30 Beecker street. Broadway,
the ladies Of Now York that she has lately
from Of the very first houses in Paris rich and beau
tiful assortment of
SPRING BONNETS
STRAW GOODS AND FLOWERS,
RIBBONS AND TRIMMINGS.
Also, from Brussels, and handsome selection OF
POINT, CHANTIILY AND aUIPURE LACES.
The New York herald., 1862-04-03

OK REWARD-LOsT, TUESDAY, APRIL !, A BLACK
PO, and tan Slut, weighing about eight pounds and
swer1ns " the o, Topsey had black leather col
lar Any one returning the Zeke, at the Melodeon
$50 Broadway Varick street. will receive The aboy
reward and no questions asked.
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MILITARY E0jhS.

".h.:-se; ~ 10 sale -
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I:At.i.ES I,CTi;,l Hds and Iu',utsv-.I,,I 'hr f:.
II cIriir uGd HanG:F:-s u hroyps -e.:E: -
i..ru; ILf.iv Xii Picket -ilIipL v,lRu-s
ii. .ae, wIt"ui plates Il q" with PisIs- -. 'y!nu-
cJbi.iu- School 81 !Ee Soldier aud C"npauv AMI in.
st:cuI- Skirni-.l-T. |n.iI- II 'Eia.S Schyl. ..
nh,r.Ii,,E siIIri T"iuEI-. without PLATES al -
Ia I'd Buh it A,:iT- S.Tr!;e. ;orishiIc PItti!ca!
iaarnctieas IL LaDpsI-I pnY-Th- k-crat Tho Csfn
rHE5-Ti., ke.imunt-T5a Matca ri,r GsE.p -'tU,rt
auG Gusr; Neutrality-suspicious. .ri SIio al C,."k!Gg
Ti-. VIII !ilGfir s,i"h.. Il: k.te;i l.. :;elo, lst-
uriiri States AIM. Captain E-.iIer:- in e-imra y.
ia,au sie!v's H.p4 eo@s ct ri=i E,r,iL.a;oG-, -aA
AIii-r%; a-5 heauai Ioi Light IT,: H:.'J !!t:ie',
"itr Y.J:rt :! -.
Mary Confederate SiIr- Amy Ioolr:' Ga"s:.y TAG
Iii; T. "a = .Iai.Gal ,pr co!''s neT"!Ter TSc
Me:iecI'A A:!.t--y Si;Tecry. i -.
C;i0s-' Military SHrcJ:y. Il.
-
Ssrrs'. 2sr1iss Dr. f.. Ic-atc; T-s9!,. e,
SoLss Of ;ne s1a.a. @%-. -
Ctz;.r Br:SnGi.1'a :.t.ltE ..7ag i'Siy' 81, :,r:
icv;;otI ..i CpRs; caiass. ~i'l p:s,!. ;G:
is.traci:crs 10. 5ca7 ed Ir>t"2E.t.i ,s7i IA. r.
II Ca7glsy - OsY,: Dri7, rJ L.sc;s2s; Csi2..i 30.
a!cci1c5it. EI:sf aasss.s, E.zgs Jo:A<= Lsgt 9TH
so-idsaGsnt Of than b. lou arsr Colonel tho Hos.
o.nb!s T. FaI soRby, l2sE Likhs oT.soos, sos.
Directions fer Cooking Troops IL Camp sai d:s5;s
prepared for ths Amy with Esssy. ~ Taking Fsod
VIVA, Food, b. Florence Nightingale nc
The asEd Book Of ArsillsEy: BY Cspt,ta Joseph 30
beHs ish Es:.asS: Artillery, Q: $. A,tJ. &c.
Avs 1e-lt-
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.,lCuMOND.


Civ upon the li"cr side,
Omen thT portals LiFr; ard v:de.
No icnce- nov the tTsach 'r5us Zoe,
That sought &c ia: ny temples .Gw,
Stand boastfal rouni IN. nag wsi,
Thar r,-i sI..i TODD IL sag Thy iai!.
Tn.;..;c lit the :I...i lhnt :ter,',:i witH,
! i, ,r..faiu' >, cau%: Oh freedom. t!rli,
A,.,i shrink from the l!cr:c atir&?:
Nave hurried la,t aud far away;
The bragsart chisi who lat'!:: CAM:
To BEND tEy nani: to JOKE o. 'iiart'.
BrtcoE him 10 lis eager light
Like ,oLber. 'nlat.l the shades oil hiH.''
And coH'ri. aisinny'i he 4tand5 e:'5,
io,1 ,rr,uh.e: at the sound c. "'hI-
CitY upon tie rivrr--H.slh'
Ihy banners Heating III ;iie bfre-@
I.isr T., Tia. sroi, friinip hai:t -!iart!
| IT,; .;hn sounds y - lam sid sc:'5
/ And ages ivnr ,uay cniia ard 60:
And spread ohli:i7n Ia7 ana Wiue:
| But ali lnt6uch'i liz name -ha!i .i'";
Brightl;. ndcwn times length 'hinE ::a=:
| And nuE0-eis, get anEorL, |i!i TEL
| ;I,rv coward. crouch Il Of fleeing lsi!.
Before .i.s Steel, whose deadly s!&"E,
| The requ:=ln cl thousands Sai':.
CITY upon the river side,
This is thC day ami hour o. PIia":
The patriot Davis hath heqraath'a'
His ever li"ing fame 10 thee:
And on thy strongest 1ali5 IS wreath"
The now undy:ag name oi Lee.
! Bnt there is yet Z brighter page
Upon TIM long resplsndent scroll:
! Tia: will endure rom age 10 age,
A. long as tide and lime snail .oil -.
1t was not .--it with sword If 'Fe.r---
Twas born tea:d- gentle sef:.
There came sad upon Tie air,
! That spoke 81 anunds and suffering tncrs:
IL sounded wids-it sounded !aE,
An. toii the fahrf;.!: ,'c.E "?H-r
Citv upnn the stceam--'lire ear
Mas rlare th3u Hing then I" h"Ar,
The stii!ei sish-tne loud 10 th"n'
That rose from jiela qua scriilt'S i:n'.
Then came thy iua!ds and nut"nm; 's'r,
To heal the :, ouil(!s that ieatri i there;
And iGurn-1or n0On---nor starry night,
Meier iook'd upon Jaolc lovely sight.
Oh it is next 10 Angels blessing.
To gee found v oman's iurtn carcas'lHg:
The proud brow the trrchhing bTtHst:
That gaeks-bur seeks in vain 10: rest
10 see her gantle ringers bind,
The bondage round the soldiers liI2n,
" hie speaking acc@rtl aolt Aid S:r!.
And weeping large warm cars lcT III.
City upon the riTer'3 'i:l',
Spread thin, tty record lar @Ii ":d'
Till emulate the fur ard free.
Froic mountain t. tire diitsui So:
10 haze Win gentle hand to heal
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