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Order Of Publication.
STATE OF KANSAS.
County o. JEFFERSON, %
! George ". Gsayson,

STATE Of KANSAS
COUNTY o. JEFFERSON,
! George W. Grayson, t4ls
W.
ID. Il. Nix"n. Abram Lawson, and Jas. Mccain
The above named defendants, ID. B. Nixon and
Ahram Lawson viii take notice, thst The said
plaintiff has filed his pesiion in the above emit
tied cause against the said d. B. Nixon, in the
District Court OF said county. the Object and
prayer OF which is TO recover judgn eni against
the said d. B. Nixon for the sum u $50, together
with interest thereon at the rate Of 50 per cent.
per annum from the 18th day OF October. 4. b.
1859, due from said defendant. d. B. Nixon. to
said plaintiff, George W. Grayson, on q promis-
sorry note for sc dated October, 4th, 1859, and
due in one year after date; and for decree ot
foreclosure OF lot ten 0) in block three ~ in the
town OF Osksl ooss, C. unity of Jsfjersou, State Of
kansas; and that said defendants be forever bar
red Of sny claim or equity Of redemption in said
premises. And defendants. are further notified,
that unless they answer or dsmur 10 said petition
on or before the 22d day Of October, A. D. 1852,
judgment will be rendered in accordance with
he prayer Of said petition and said premises will
be sold to pay the same. Il, -
Aug. l6, Nv 1910 lf.ih 'iss ST
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For the Independent.

For the Independent.
Observation-Disclosures
Ma. EDIroR.-I perceive that LADY
No. 2" requires large space for defense.
l am glad l do not feel the need of any.
In her FIRST contribution your cores
pondsnt said
"The ladies' of Kansas are olt done
by those of esery other state" and she
"grieves to say it." In her last she
says:
I'VE do not ask or expect the ladies
Of Kansas to accomplish as much as
those of the other states"
AS the last answers the first and
yields The whole principle Of discussion
on this point, we have no need to add q
word. And Is your correspondent does
not repeat the charges of .'sel6shness'
and ''cowafdioe." there is no ground
Of dispute left. She has abandoned the
field. and gone of on wordy defense
Of herself, and when she Is satisfied she
is defended enough she can quit.
l do not think Of following her thro'
her sortsouS career of poor sophistries,
lame attempts ut wit and miserable fail.
ures at sarcasm. Truth is the keenes'
of II weapons. and it is hardly to b
wondered that when she felt IFS sharp
edge she mistook il for "fierceness" on
my psrs-a great mistake, truly.
cannot stoop TO tri6e with facts, t.
prevsricate. to prostitute 10 vanity wha'
little Of talent may possess in efforts
10 sl2sar ss'art BY attempting to make
black appear white. faIseLood truth; my
own self-respect utterly forbids it.
: know. loo. that your valuable space car
Ssenploysd to much better purpose
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Organize.


We publish in another column Order
No. I from Major General Halderman.
relative to the Organization of the Mill
ds. 1t is absolutely necessary 10 give
stisntion to this matter. Our State has
been invaded. and most daring outrag-
Is perpetrated upon our citizens. We
know not how soon nor where similar
depredatiOns- may be committed. and
abe citizens at all points should be pre-
pared. so that If miscreants come they
will meet with a reception suitable to
their crimes. No time should be lost.
Let our citizens organize without Ge-
lay. .ses
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EE See the advertisement Of E.
Anthony. of New York, in TO- days
paper, and send him an order.


Having heard my name mentioned as
a candidate for Representative to the
State Legislature from the 18th district,
/ will say to my friends. although gen
orally willing to serve the public 'Jor
a consideration, prior business engage
ments make it necessary that ! peremp-
torily refuse the use Of my name in
that connection at this time, and feel
ing truly grateful for your kindly dis
position, will "take the will for the
deed" NJ. r. Dur ron.
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THAN THE SWORD

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On receipt Of any Of Tho following sums in cas-:
or post-stamps the subscriber will send by retsrI
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Pens. SELECTING THE SANE ACCORDING TO DIS
cRlPTIOs viz:
GOLD PENS WITHOUT CASES.
For IS cents, the Magic Pen for % crnts, To-
Lucky Pen; for SO GEMS, the Always Read, Pea
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The sizss are, Nos 2. 3, 4, and 8.
TIE SAME PENS In SlLvER-PLATED EX
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For 81. a No. Pen lfor 1926. No. Pen, for
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For 81. No. Pen, for IS, No. 9 Pen, and
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The ed Qusli,y'are superior to any Pens
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The ed Ouality' he intends shxlI eoual i'm re-
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Soldiers Aid Society.

Apropos of the discussion which has
been progressing in our columns, one
who ought to know sends US the follow
ing. introduced by some remarks which
We deem best at presen. to leave un-
published:
While the men are in the field enIur-
ing hardships and depriva'ious OF which
those in the quiet OF home can form but
a slight conception, yet the latter may
be engaged in procuring and making
many little articles belonging to the
Hospital Supplies. which. though they
might seem Of slight importance are.
nevertheless, indispensable to the COM
fort of the wounded or sick soldier. II
is one of the strongest incentives and
supports to the soldier; not only upon
the bloody battle field but in his dfeary
midnight watches, his weary marches.
or while he lies helplessly wounded or
sick in the Hospital. TO know that the
women of his country remember him.
sympathize with him. and are trying to
administer to his comfort. have Of
ten seen the tears Of gratitude and de-
light steal from the eyes Of the poor
suffering soldier on receiving some little
article Of comfort, which reminded him
of home, and gave him the dear assur-
ance that he was not forgotten or neg
lected by the gentler sex at home. such
gifts doubly benefit the recipients.
In order to succeed in this rs in any
other good work. it is necessary to have
unity Of effort. would. therefore
suggest the organization Of Soldiers
Relief Society,"" As the ladies are
peculiarly qualified for this benevolent
work. most respectfully beg the priv
ilege Of calling their attention to the
subject. By their own labors. and by
soliciting contributions from others.
they will do noble work. for which
many . poor soldier viii thank them in
his heart, with emotions Of the deepest
gratitude. In the appended list below
l furnish all the information required
to make the proposed organization Ell
Gent and useful. VOLUNTEER.
List of Supplies wansed at the Hospitals.
BEDDING.
l.. Bed Sacking-7A feet long and
4 feet wide; leave one end open. and
sew on four tape strings. FL ~
2. Sheets-8 feet long and a feet
wide. Eu
8. Comfortables-same size a. sheets,
Of cheap. dark material. s&l
4. Quilts-second hand. .-r-
S. Blankets.
6. Pillow Ticks-24 inches long and
10 lnChes Wlue.
7, Pillows-of hair or feathers.
8. Pillow Cases-30 inches long and
Is inches vide.
CLOTHING.
9. Shirts-of bleached or unbleach-
ed muslin. or Gotten flannel. I yard long.
Z Of yard wide. open 10 inches at the
bottom: length Of sleeve { Of yard;
Wristbands 10 inches long; depth OF
arm hole IL inches; neck band Is inch
es long and inches wide; length Of
slit in front yard. a piece inches
wide. tapping under. :" fasten with
buttons.
10. Flannel Under -shirts-red, white
or gray: yard long. ( yard w'ds
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<We direct the attention of our
readers, and especially of those who
need any plastering done. to the card
of Mr.. w. A. Jeakin.. of this place. in
another column. Mr.. J. is said to be
a first rate workman.
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HWhen You want any thing in the
Tin Ware or Stove line, remember that
John Ny ers, of Leavenworth. can oc-
commodaie you in the best manner. =
lie is gentleman in his dealings, and
always ready to attend calls. See his
advertisement in another column.
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THOMAS GARNET 4 Co.. have one Of
the most extensive stocks OF Groceries
Of any house in the west. We refer to
this house with pleasure, as one where
honorable dealing characterizes the firm
; md the employees. II our reders want
any thing in their line, we recommend
them to this house.
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wwe direc. especial attention to
the card Of Messrs. Adams. Crozier u
Ludlum in this number. They are
most worthy gentlemen, and any legal
business elirusted to their care will re-
ceive prompt attention.
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He also keeps a good supply Of he isl'svisg
Standard Patent Medicines:
.sHERIFF.s SALE.

STATE OF KANSAS
County OF JEVtxRs0x, i!rsi'sti h3l.i'e
!, tisst Judicial District Al .75.f TN ge-y5
James Who'd, William T, Chris,y. Robert r.
Wood, William 7. Gentry. sHd Andrew Wood,
William F. D, er, George " Dyer, Julia A. Dyer,
Frank A. Busheg and Calvin iChrissy, Trustees.
By Virtue Of sn order Of sale 70 me drsSsed is
sued by the District Clerk of Jefferson County.
Kansss. will on the 18Th cay OF Oetober,
A. D. 1863, between the hcurs Of u oslosksM,
and O'Clock p VI. Of said day offer at public
sale, to the highes, bidder Tor cash in hasd, in
front Of the Court House door in tn. village OF
Oskaloosa, and county, aforesaid, all the right,
titIs. and interest," Of the said sbcss named de-
ie,,dsnts in and to the following desc ribed prop
.erty, to-wit The north east fractional n Of sec
non fise in township pine, range eighteen; and
the nosIh.we.s q section %. in .e~nehiP .,
rnnze 1S, all in Jeffrrscn county, Kansas the
FIRST shove described frsctionmf X appraised at
$500, the second II e. so per acre. Levied upon
as the properly Of the above named defendants.
N. w TAYLOR, Sheriff.
Spau!ding 4 Son, Au'ys for Pits
Aug. l6, Slow 81 20 ....-,.. 4~sfss
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JOHN W. DAY.
C0NVEYANCER, COLLECTOR, An
REAL ESTATE AGENT,

OFFICE in the Independent building, South
side Of Jefferson street, East Of Pnblic Square.
Taxes paid for non.residents, and receipts re-
United. Business entrusted TO his care will re
seve oromp, attention.
R,-Attention will not be given to letters Of IN
quiry not accompanied by Postage Stamp.
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xThe October Term of the Pro-
hate Court opens en- next Monday
The Board of County Commissioners
hold session commencing on Tuesday.
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E Don't fail to read the Map ad-
vertisement Of J. T. Lloyd, of New
york. in this number.
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AT A BARGAIN!

THE undersigned offers for sale, 1t very low
i figures. quarter section If Land, besut,hs-
ly situated in one Of the best portions Of kansss,
roads psss near BY IL. There is no better upland
n mo State. JOHN w. DAY,
jly 3.nso Real Estate Agent
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~ LESS THAN COST.
WATSON. BRACE & co
No. IL Delaware Street.
Lcsvenwor.h, March 1861. - IS,
49, Sher;fs Sale.
STATE OF KANSAS, y r
Ccrxry Or Jryrrssor -

Jesse Newell vs.. Eliza Ann Schuster.
BY virtue If an order Of sale TO me directed,
issued out of tho First District Court sitting in
the Aforesaid county end State, will, on Mon
day, the Goth day Of October. A. D. 1861
between the hours Of ten O'Clock A. ~, and two
O'Clock, p. NJ. OF said day, in front Of the Court
House door in the village OF Oskaloosa. in tho
county and State Aforesaid. expose at public sale
to the highest bidder, for cash in hand, oil the
right, title. and interest Of Eliza Ann Schuster
ia and to the foIl,wing described property. to-
Wit: Lot ten in Block sixteen, Of Nevell's sddi-
ton 70 the village Of Oskaloosa, Jefferson Co.,
ansas; levied on - the property OF tho shove
named defendant, to satisfy judgment against
the said defendant and in favor OF Jesse Newell;
said pi opsTly appraised ct &l26,66i.
NV. TAYLOR,
Aug. l6, 5l-5w.t6.s0 Sheriff.
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Attention, 0skaloosa Guards!
Will meet ON Saturday, October 4th.
and Sstu, dsy. October It'll, at 2 O'Clock
P. N. Of each day.
ltIZi &C. B. McCIELLAs. Capt.
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A. NORTON,

No. p Maiden Lane, New York.
ANY one sending . single letter post stamp
will receive circular with the engrayings above
referred to. in
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Professional Cards.
TUSCALOOSA LODGE. y...n.
a. r. a 4 IN 20

80 "A. F. 4 A. NJ.
Regular communications occur On the second
and fourth Saturday in each month"; lzl.p'
visiting brethr-a are cordially invited to nt-
end. NELSON CHAPMAN, W. N.
: T. HAyENS. Secretary
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C. b. CARSON.
s.''< DEALER IN ~ -
EAMlLY eReeE iESs
Provisions,

~
Dfuss, Patent Asdieinss, Psiats, Oils, ke.
FKEEPS co,etaatly on hsad itrsS sssi cell
IN selected assortment Vt The bet qu1lisn OF
the following ~.
FRESH STAPLE AND FANCY 'AKTicEks.
which, desiring 10 ,nsks rapid ssies 30 quick re
turns. he vii ssai lur cAas ssahe ;sMAl1Es1
TEA. srGss. sCorrrs.
MOLASSEs. aNiNEUAR. CRACKInS.
siies CHEESE, af.t HERRING a,
Pipes aud Pipe Stems, and great variety .
hewing and SIN oking IN
s7Il rORACcO aNpesucaRs.
whitefish. Mack.r,l. Cod Fish |: OasAdae. and
Dairy Salt, Saler@tus, Saazsh, Nusmss>; ,ra
WasAtuLs. HaxAboards, d, B4ekets.
Seds, Ground Pepper, Mustard. Allspice, Cloves.
Pepper Sauce, Lemon Syrup, Catsup, Candle
wick, Twine and Sea-gra-s rope; hSi'os
CANDLES. CONCENTRATED LYE.
Shaving. CASTLE, Rezin, Fancy, Family, md
H>(DUE. uEsr -0D -.
Rice, Dried Apples. Dried Peaches. Rsieins
candle., Matches, Backing. Blashing BsssAes.
Hardy's Patent Axle Grsaae,
Powder, Shat. Lead and Capss Turpentse. Vim
seed, Sweet, Lard, Castor and -
KEROSENE OILS.
He also keeps good supply Ct he isl'svisg
Standard Patent Medicines:
Ayers Cherry Pectoral.. Ayers. J~yeA Jud-
sons and McLane. q Fills, Trssk's Ms0ssetic
Ointment Mlstang Linimsss GargiinsO Oil Perry
Davis' Pain Killer, sc. -
ALSO, Essences OF Peppermint, Cinnimon,
and Lemon; and supply Of tine and fsssriif
pgagl) Mg AI ,2'sH
such as Coral Hair Oil, Cologne, TurthA Crys'a
Ponade,f &C., DC. de-, syoa rfsifio5fes
Ii you want anything in the grOcsry line. call
81 the Corner OF Jsfsrsoa and DelawarS Sss..
O.ksloo-a. Kansas, where you can. purchsas At
THE LOWEST CASH PIECES.
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Apropos of the discussion which has
been progressing in our columns. one
who ought TO know sends US the follow
ing. introduced by some remarks which
We deem bes, at presen. to leave un-
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VI the country conc rning the present political
and nsncial crisis, now seriously affecting all
cla& - In the States. Not little has also been
said, written and Published shout the late drouth
aud effects upon this new State Of Kansas.-
Aud % subscribers are not BY any means, in
differ mt cbeervers> Of the sad results that must
necessarily flow from 81 many
REAL CAUSES OF ALARM,
we nS'n't 20 pursue theit erginai oesiS"
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WANTED.
To supply every family in Kansas with
Charter Oak Cooking Stove,

which is the bet article r the purpose yet in
vented, and worth all the patent Eysporntors.
THE CHARTER OAK
has been tried in thousands Of instances and new
81 found wa1ting and after an experience Of
five years in the stove business at leavenworth,
with the testimony OF hundreds have no hesl-
tation In saying it is the VERY BEST S.O'E
in the West. II is universal favOrits; has good
draught, bakes well, aud aiwa5s gives satis:ac:
ton We guarantee Stoves End Plates, so thai
the purchaser is at no risk. We give y pieces
Of furniture, and sell low for cash. e.r
Self Sealing Fruit Cans, at. per dcz. 800
q. "Te 80 ats. so
W. a, ao, tho celebra.ed
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llg @1V @e

To the frs. new yearly subscribers up to one
hundred, who pay in advance: we will present
copy OF EvELfNE MANot.v LILLE. or IaE
- The c,rIv settlement of Ohio-a work which.
at this juncture, will prove more than ordinarily
attractive i'm Kansas; II SUITS TIE TIMES HEhE
now. "First come first served"
AGENTS WANTED.
We want few agents 70 cennss idr the In
4. nendsni. 10 whom We offer liberal inducements
~ CALL Soos'
-ro7 j. W. ROBERTS, Proprietor.
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EvANcELtNE.
The Best, Paper in the State
FOR THE
FAMILY CIRCLE,

including all ages and occupations. n
TERMS.
I copy year, go. S
10 copies year, Sio,eo
Sir months half these rates. In case OF clubs
the cash must be paid invariably in advance.
To persons unacqanin,ed with our paper, We
will furnish It o. trial iouF months ios ao ceh'S
" As an inducemen, to persons to subscribe now
We offer the following
, 1862-10-14

EtHdI 3EutttkS.
NOT1CE.-Alastet's Sale Of the
WEST END OF THE
Peoria and 0quawka Rai|rsaI.

sase q dec4es e lie G5ca!r eqa?t q tha t5!tsd
she
.ss Mes A9as q T. wnfkEsaf
9as e I'd fes Z q s
.,ss sn sas sep psTd I'd
SemRssy: ASssS E aaI%iss js@ss @ s Kas5 Mess'd f.
Sissf nd $l S1sf!ss sssr are aa 10. asteaasats
"a e ea op
rsrpcss wtH EslI public aac:on It he s'uta doof
IN & c5sSg I'D Stsss ~ So5s:5n q
It q
et ad 81 Psass F ts M q
tie Peor1a aad oaa W. ~ Ra'Tosd cenpany, ana ali
ii brsnehes theseoi hIeh h4i been c9n..raets BE-
ss sce eetn @ o & iscn naa t.
fsh 81 ss3 Hs1sa ST rn
timber matetias turnture and property paschseed
sa an s aro sna .a 1oa
gEounds en1 n tie ha'a1nes tigsson bridges ssda:ts
eh'nerS. ,nasesias. aad al other personal properly
tns .s@a 'S2%psay s9a
aud coptIo and maintenance ot the said Tsiifosd q
3e ss ] Ct @
thescrcu and all tae rights privileges aad ftsacses
fAHihsx s 1! & siS se
or that portion Of the Peoria and O1uawka atlr ,sd
Eh.Ch hes west OF the 1!nots taser and ts teer<
oIe hereby declared to be tas inte1ltioc aa des 70
setd mortgage aud the francses and rights Attached
hereto. 10 ecccranc- with the t'rs OF ne ,-t.acc
r. e
81 seers e s .Rss e p ssd M ~
sad ss'e III 9 msat snoeSt e ~ The rtgnt. and t
ssndtord md Luther C. Clark their success 'rs or
deec Of trust a1ecuten By the -eorta and *t1uswkA
! Es' oad Company +" aa:l p.rt.ee dated An;u+t y
@ aod 81 st2 ot6sr 5a dssd q rsS n Sonas 5
te tcc payment Of the prncrA! sid iutcFes o.
| fye nunured bonds Of ore thousand dollars each,
ss sna q: NV at e1 . viii
unpaid etn"e Fovemher ts 1854. Notice is also given
that IL provided said degree that the defendants,
fhe1 or aoy Of them, and iii persons having = lien
Subsequent to the ef deed Of trust By Judgment or
OF III ens hr o.
representatives, ani Al per*ons having auy lien BY Or
under such indt men1 Or decree othelvise ssd ~
ei.i@ "a Il 70 e tae ss,a dsed:d q &o5t:s::3
e esa &c = ssa 81
let INTO rsese1nn Of the said motga: ed pEetS and
thst any OF the PARTIES In his canas who may % Ia
my persons ~ho. s:nce the COMMENCEMENT OF said
srit have TITO POSSESSION Under them eltasr
s Ss!ye1 en- fhsFeo1 M e sne9 ess e.
such pfersss and eertf from th- q. TX Of said
Court a-ter tie report OF said ea.e sFa have been
confirmed u, r. ss1'e has been Confirmed unde1
'hs russ - ''4 + sft,rLTos, Special II. .ter.
=. T. Jof: Of Counsel, and j. u. WALxKH. ss1icrto'
ChtrsEn serfer her 17tb. 1ask ae9Aasso1m
, 1862-10-14
U4lE IrlbuttG.
THE DYING VoLUNxEER.


BT MmKW xooH1.
lFm tAa Chicago Trtbune.l
10, w1ap The Flag aeo4ad zas, he9s.''
And lsy me down to de.
WHARF the csnnons xolT az0Ged us
AaA IN carnage iAges high.
While ny Inst theasht y At ny country
And my mothsr-oh, my God,
Let thy strong right arm support her
While shs passes 'neath thy rod.
There's 4 cottage On hillside
OF the aoble '' Prattle State,"
Where golden willow droopeth
U'er little rustic gate,
And my grey haired sirc IL sitting,
With ls bib1s On his knee,
By its hear.h~ktonc. while he prayeth
E7tnnow, perhaps. for me.
AID farther on, another still,
But, oh, The mad Lug thought.
What mieery to th:e, beloved,
Ireason's b,zek hand hath wrought;
But thine il not the cu1y heart
Ths1 bows in woe tn-nl2ht,
Nc. thine tie unity stricken soul
1tat looks above for light.
But be &c at,org, and bHar yc Up
We have not b1e3 in vain
Tie FILTERS re have stricken of
Viii nc'es be forged again
Ard had Low 8 thoueand lives,
I'd give them all for thee,
ny na:iye land, my precious home.
II they might make thee free.
Then "wrap the Flag around nc, boyp,''
The Red. the Rbite. and Blue,
In every thought and every act,
To thin hsv@ been true;
Lisi1'g. fought beneath its folds,
Dying. my prayer shall be,
That every star Tay typify
4 country truly free.