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Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-07-10
ORITUARY.1

aeutenart WALTER JONES GARNETT OF the Cd Richmond
Howzsrs James GArnett, Esq., Of AIhfed, died ia
this city Saturday last the 5h iuSn at the residence Of
I. Giles, Esq. In the Esd year OF his age.
This gallant young officer after having served his country faith
fully from the OF the war s.ndy baltefeds
from Bethel 10 fredericksburg and Ohanc rSvie
down at Cupper with dysentey and forced to leave his
mAnd 10 quest OF medical treatment He
fathers house, hut found lendy and kind WELDON
amongst relatives, who, with his pSren mela
satisfaction 10 know that all done his suffering,
which human skill AMI parental love could preicb or minister
He bare his sickness without murmur resigned his life qu
city, we truIt, In hope OF happy immortality " -
Ky needed recall the ences of hls
TO those Wo knew him but Just TO bis memory him
that a he aeconae and dutfu as an oaeer hs
and honorable as man, he amiah Intelligent
Vtuous DE ored his life freely 10 the defence az The ill.,
country and having fael ure In that
he IS only transferred from the roll Of her 10
that martyrs who Illustrated patriotism
and love liberty deeds OF daring and death the various
battle OF this desolaing His another OF this family
name connection added the large list OF his Kindred who
have so 81 rousy fallen In this contest.
Peace and hanor be TO his memory and name. FRIEND
~ Enquirer please copy. liz
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From the Jackson hississlpPian, June 80 J
TIE BROOKHAVEN RAIDERS

Tls body Of Yankee depredators arrived here yes
terday about noon. Lieut.. VIM. NJ. Wilson, acting at
the time detail service Of the 4Si Tennessee az the
head Of small party OF men, started out from Brook
haven aud pursued them 70 Elisyille Jones county,
where the Whole party surrendered.
The squad under Lieut.. W. increased he proceed
ed until It numbered thrtyive men, composed princi-
Pay Of old men AID boys, only few regular soldiers
being In the gallant band.
At Elisvils our men smbushsd, and fred into the
Yankees, killing four and woundng i've severely when
the balance surrendered without firing a gun The
number captured and brought to this is So
Il Is said The Yankee Captain furious with morti-
6cation and caagrin when found that he had sur
rendered 70 old men and boys, and to a number less
than his own. Lieut. Wilson and bis imprOui5ed com
pAny have done great service 70 the State Besides
the herOism and CALAMITY Of the ac they have taught
the people lesson which is Of ucalculable benefit in
these days Of raids They have furnished practical
demonstration to the theory neucated in this paper
that If the people will only exhibit courage and deter
minatOn and resist the progress Of the proving thieves,
t4ey either kill capture every party mat ven
lures far from the main army Let the example he
roically set By Lieut. W. and bis patriot squad be emu
lated and the fair fame Of the State will be redeemed
The days Of success for Yankee raiders will be number
ed The following is the substa Of the order given
the Yankee squ'd, which is written from memory
HEADQUAsIEks sra ARMY CoRPa
Capt MaaH-Dear SIR: Gen. Grant desires that you
take fOrty picked aud proceed down the Mississippi
river land at B. uinsburg proceed rapidly possible
60 ne New Orleans and Jackson Railroad a. BrOoihaven
or BAhAla there destroy the railroad, if il been
paired since the GrersOn radthen proceed TO Mont
cello crossing the Pearl river at that point and proceed
TO Buckatuma bridge, Winchester, on the Mobile and
Ohio Railroad destroying the road as much as possible
then proceed 70 Linden, on the Selma and Meridian
road destroying the road for meshen cross the Ala
bama river and proceed to Sparta on the Mobile and
Montgomery Railroad destroying as much as possible
then 10 Pensacola where you will procure transportation
20 New Oreans-and the 20 Port Hudson, where you
will reoin your regiment soon a. possible.
You viii live OF the country and keep yourself well
supplied with fresh horses
Alto" no damage TO be DONE but treat the inhabitants
kindly.
lSignedl l. r. WASHBURN,
AsjOr-General Commanding.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-07-10

OSE or THE STRANGE INCIDENTS OF THE Waive
read in the Greeuve Observer an obituary notice Of
Sergeant Major Nchuals, who recently killed by
minnie ball at Salem Church. Va. He was a native of
Philadelphia, bu had been for eight years citizen Of
the Souh. At the time Of his death he was a member
Of the aef Davis Rangers, company from Greenvlle
aud bad sigma IL d his devotion TO the south Ire
strange part of the story of his life is that his father is
Brigader General in Lncolns service, and at one time
little previous TO the battle OF Shsrpsburg, in Septem-
Der last his son and himself only ten miles apart
one at the head Of meicenary troops, marching to de
Yasate the homes of freedom the ether fighting bravey
in defence Of the cause OF right and justice.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-07-10
ADJ'T AND INsP'R GENL's OFFICE,
Richmond, July s, 1868.
GENERAL ORDERS,
No OF

Soldiers desmed subjects for discharge, under paragraph
w. General Orders No. 60 SERIES because Of their
iii for service in the StsG Departments Of the army will be
commended by the Board Of Examiners the General Command
the RepSrmen for detail In the Medical Depart
mens nurses ds &C, to relieve, far practicable
alb eboded soldiers Of for duty In the hsd specially for
duty In another stah Department they will be recommended
detail in such Department.
H. Soldiers detailed under these provisions will when t
held duty, be relieved aud to their commands.
Ill Paragraph X General Orders No. &c. SERIES
Ing In instances been evaded amended
hbt Medical officers from extending officers
or fuIoughs to men, they only certify to the disability
recommend such extensions. -
~ Communication for rations TO upon urlou viii be
paid until they rejoln their commands
v RaOns will issued discharged men DELAYED AZ wav
hospitals. By ORDER
(signed) s. COOPER,
JylO-lw Adjt and Inspr General.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-07-10
BATTLE NEAR LAKE PROYIDENCE.

NArcHIz. July G.-The Courier says that letter frcm
member of the Conner Battery dated last week. near
Lake Providence La, reports that battle had just
occurred in which the enemy severely punished
with the loss Of 800 prisoners The Conner Battery
came out Of the fight without loss.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-07-10
SPECIAL NOTICE.

We would respectfully call the special attention Of the Trade
our Sac OF BLOCKADE GOODS, THIS MORNING.
Oar sale will commence promptly at 10 O'Clock whea we vii
offer the beat Stock OF DRY GOODS
SHOES, HATS MOTIONS, &c, sc, we have e. offered.
We 1ciH add
l2J doz Gotten Ca ds No. 10,
cases, "a doz., Hoop skirts,
6O pieces splendid Bonnet Ribbon, DIX and col'd)
~ Black Italian Lutte sirin do,
Black Engith Grape,
French Bombaznes, Mouseaines
Apacas, Debages, b sck Lasting (for coais),
Extra-hne Summer Hats,
Ali Wool Delaines,
Bl ck and White Threat,
! English Saddles,
Trunks, Carpet BSts,
5000 Lines, $50 lbs. Borax
IS fbJ Choloform. rs bs. Myrrh.
At 10 O'Clock, wi sell a General Assortment Of
G. IL D Il Il $
ROBINSON, ADAMS 4 CO.,
JylO Aucdoneers.
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TASOrHIR DESPATCH. |
FROM PORT HUDSON.

NArCu,z, July ga gentleman from the vicinity OF
Port Hudson reports that ovem,nts there indicate
that Banks is abou. to raise tbs siege.
All the fats, &c, burned at Naichez by order
of Col Smith.
The river rising and plenty Of rain has fallen here
The crops fine the weather pleasant and the peoPe
confident. The thcrpometer indicates 81 degrees.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-07-10
COMMISSIONERS SALE OF VALUABLE

" REAL ESTATE IN LOUISA CoUNTY.-By ybus OF AL
thoty vested In By Decree OF the CIRCUIT Court OF
County, pronounced 2ls day Of April 1862 In the chancey
Of Brsnhs BrAnhan and others, will sel Public
Auction the premises the CHEST bidder TUESDAY,
4h day OF August 1868 valuable TRACT or LAND known
"sOSWELLs" lying In Louisa COuniy, within mile
MechancSye the road lead rom Charlottesville
Court within three miles Of the Virginia Central Rsroad
adjoining the lands Of Dr. Charles Quses John QuArles
b. Watkins and Others and containing about 500 ACRES.
This Laad In good condition. Sh comfortable Blu dngs every
description, and us Of the desirable sections
the stat known rs the "Green sp Ing" region.
The Land will be sold whole tract, divided In tvoo-
parcels 10 suit urchase Those desiring 1t before
the day Of sale will call Geo. L. Bsnha ESD, who resides
the premises.
Rsbera may be desired by the purchaser and ae
known he dsy Of Sale. WM. II. CRANK, Com'r.
EE- II. BENSON 4 BRo. Aucioneers.
Charlottesville, June 18th 1868. ie2S- WGw
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TO PEACHERS.

/ WISH to employ a gentleman of unexcep-
onabe private character and well qualified to teach Greek,
Latin, Rench the usual English branches OF education
Thcseatpyng will please their for teaching from
twelve pupils giving esmOnlAhd references quail
fc stions, character, &C.
The n session to commence the lat OF September and close
the 18th OF December and the second session WEI the
9TH OF January 1864 aud the 4th CT July following.
Ny address Is Curdsvllle, Buckingham county Va
~ g-ctf e. w HUBARD
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-07-10
THE JUDICIAL VOTE IN CHESTERFIELD

Auh eNbACAaA1 WI T. ~ OllAaE, l.AAE AH4llD
To ths Editor Of tis Wig:
The following is the Of the county of Chester
field for judge for the second judicial circuit VIM T.
Jsyues ESQ votes; Henry L. Hopkins So votes Thos.
II. Campbell, 10 vote; and Thos. F. Goode, votes.
COxNIssIOSEKs AT TIE CoURr HoUsE.
JULY G, 1858.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-07-10

The Confederate Government IS making arrangements
TO erect extensive hospital buildings at Charlotte NC
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-07-10

TlGsr --Au exchange saws "some insane individual
prOpOunds the inquiry, Who sold the liquor that made
the times so tiyhtf"
A more important query IS who boaglih?
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-07-10

Me-. Charles Carter, residing near Green Hill, Stewart
County Ga, killed by stroke OF lightning on Moo.
day Of last week
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-07-10

ITO REV. JOS. NJ. SCOTT.-Take Notice,
L ThsI will the deoositions OF DE- L. b. Spencer p.
Lyon Others MONDAY 2sh day August 1863
the hours OF A. NJ and p. NJ, the W. w.
Henry Charlotte Court House, Virginia. be read evidence
In suit pendng IN Charlotte rcut Court virgins which
you defendants and plaintiff any
said deposVns comp eed hat day they Will be
continued from time 10 time until completed
JOHN A. SCOTT, Committee of
jyT-w4y ANN d.. ecorr
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-07-10

Attest FROM ENGLAND The Lon
- don INDEX Of June 4price slrecelved and for sale
by the agents. WEST 4 JOHNSTON,
ie5-H 145 Main street.
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HALL.
A VERY DESIRABLE FARM FOR SALE.

TNHE subscriber has determined to sell his
II Farm which he now yeI "A COED tobacco and grain
plantation This Is situated about mile from the
house. In Charlotte county Va 1t contains 800 leo
original growth and heavily timbred with oak ald
80 old field pines about 10 OF
good grounds nat land the tract The remaining
on Of l55 mostly newly cleared In good condition and
productive.
The Improvement good and In good OF repair.
I'D convenient ceiling houIeA her
buildings, barns, &c all In good repair
Its situated mile the BED house. In Charlotte county,
OF excellent society, mile from Church.
convenient mills and miles from PAmpins depot
Southside Railroad.
will made privately and eli persons DESTROYS OF such
will DO well call the subscriber aud view them
selves.
The wew atered and the spnngi excellent.
Gentlemen from lower and northern Virginia waiting
homes, will do well 10 look at tits place.
JOHN L. ADAMs
N.B-My address 10 Redhouse" Charlotte county, Va.
iy l0-c1m J. L. A.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-07-10
TIE MOVEMENT AGAINST HELENA.

JACKSON, July S.-Despatches from PAnols, the 7tr,
state that General Holmes attacked Helena the Ash
and captured three batteries. Renforcements for the
enemy arrived and five gunboats drove forces back
Our loss was five hundred. Heavy firing was heard
next day. :
ASOrHIR DESPATCH.
NArcHIz, July Ga transport towing two barges
loaded With coal passed down this morning.
An officer General Smiths staff reports that Gen.
Price ordered Sunday the 2Sth, to take Helena,
Arkansas. He moved Immediately
Nothing from Port Hudson. All quiet.
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WANTED-A MATRON FOR ST

w PAUL's CHURCH HOME l-Contauing 25 orphans. APP
pcants communicates Of the Epsc pal Church. and give
references Applications received until the lsu OF
Juy-addessed 10 the Rev. o. Mnnegerods Richmond Va
jeS-du
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IRON vICKsBURG

The American has Vicksburg advices to July ID =
The condition of affairs unchanged, but General
Johnston reported to be seriously threatening the
enemy's rear
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I4fEe eaaB tisG N9gikEli

The 5voglHs extracts are taken oiii the Baltimore
Aserro1 (evening edi,iJn) oil Monday last, Juy 6h.@
II will been that neral Ice is reported as having been
badly defeated at Gettysburg, aud, at last account was
IN full retreat We give the statements to our readers
eor what they are worth, promising that the AmereG
Is The ylest Lincoln sheet in all the North and that it
generally outlies all the others together:
THE RETREAT or Ike.
We nubsh this afternoon number Of important des-
matches from the Army of the Potomac in relation to
The rebel retreat Il that General Lee after the
terrible repuse Of his army Friday, found the army
of ener Couch and the late forces OF General MilrOy
in his rear disputng not only his passage to the iords
at Wlliamsport but also TO theuPper tords in the vi
cuity Of Hancock. He consequently was compelled to
retreat on the roads through Emmtburg and Ceagers
town, probably towards the South Mountain. He will
there fud TO dispute his further progress, to-day, Gen.
French's force portion Of Gen. Hentzemans troops,
and considerable reinorcements from Shencks depart
ment General Meade is also ia close pursuit, aud VIII
re ch Frederick this afternoon The water in the Poo'
mac il too high ford with cannon wagons, and It
i more than probable that such portion Of his army as
escapes will be little more than dsorganzed ra6ble.
Postscript.
Just as we 60 to press learn that the rebel retreat
il towards WiiamspOrt through HagerstOwn, by sew
era roads, and that Frederick and the South Noun
tain are held BY large Federal force. There is pro
bah lily of another battle at or near Antietam.
THE LATEST.
The following was obtained Monday morning from
the headquarters in Baltimore
Adyices from the army up to 2 P NJ. on Sunday, July
5, state that Gen. Meade headquarters would be at
Cresgersown last night and 10 be in Frederick TO-
day
Gen. Meade has tolegraphed that Lees army is re-
treating in wild confusion. Every available manin Bal
tmore and Washington is being hurried to Frederick
to intercept Lees flying and demOralized troops; A
z eat battle will probably of tomorrow, which
will doubtless be fnalty, Gen. Meade forces rein
forced by Generals Couch, Schenck and Heintzelman
will be nearly double Lees army.
HEADQU,RrE ARMY OF PorONAC, July 6.-The re
bel General Fender is wounded, Gems Johnston and
Kemper are killed Gen. FArnswosth, of our cavalry is
killed The rebel losses are estimated at 20 600. Our
troops in excellent spirits.
Gen Butterfed's wound is more severe than sup
posed, but not serious.
The rebels abandoned their wounded and killed.
Lincoln has issued a congratuhtory address to the
country, and the american is jubiant at the narrow
escape which Baltimore has made from the hands OF the
rebels
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-07-10

L. R. WASHBURN,
Asjor-General Commanding.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-01-03

.HHr bu. f. s-I ...IfsL H .Uft ...u.H
.h1rE atGrHlg
The two medicines combined being complete, and
case Of GIsee or stEietH1s, and
"a especially ~ those cases oI - iao
AIbus, Tor whites in Femaies0 where all me nau'
- fhsse prena,atons are not only as good as other
medicines, but they are tar better taan n tne D DssS H. she
days, while all others do fail nmany cases.
- They are unlike every othes mealSlns pT re- anS
INA or mineral poison. The ,sCherOkee Ieenne-
dy" should be taken internally N teaspooninl doses.
" y elaanses the blood, causing it TO flow in its origi-
mai purity and Vigor; thus removing from the system
ali impure and perniolous causes whch have induced
dsesSTfh the ..cherokse InjestIonS must be used
as an injschont It's eiieets are healing, soothing, and
pam PAIN BY the use Of the chsrekes Remedy and
CherOkee InlecttOn-the two combined-af im-
nroper diseharges are removed, and the weakened
organs are soon restored 70 mil yfgor and strength,
lions in vain, nSAi thsyt think themselves beyond the
reach . fmedcai and, we would say. ~
Never dsspairf CheFokse Hemedy and cherO-
kee IntseaAcn ny care YOU gter az gaqek Doctors
"a For fun particulars, getA Circular free, from any
Drug Store in the country, or write the proprietor,
who viii mail free, TO nyaidress, a hdle tEeahse on
NenereA Disease. anH4l
m Phos-ohsrokss asasdy, * per bottle,
or three botuesteESe lmae
N Price chsSsEss Injsstpp, 81 per bottle,
or three bottles fors5 IN go .
Ba.sentb by Kxiressto o. sAs address, on receipt OF
The price.
Ra-SOdky all usspedahls Drssgbts, sOsyShsrs.
JOHN b. PARK. Axent.u
NV. corr ohrtls ana walR9t stsp
! del5dlm CINCINNATI, OHIO.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-01-03
John Quincy Adams ON the night

ri . ANNl NAhA = -
III. ~. pox.4a- H. lima IR6Q. ushl;sht 1
IA III lXek Aee dAa Aht IL
~ ~ Ove'On, ~ - M1rANl
from Lettefasoh MT AuAh.s,
dent Monroe's Secretary or never
before published but now given to the
nnblic with the permission Of the grand
shn Jobu gOu6ncv Adams. ESQ. The
n - ~ NJ kdamsD The aTpntnerit
0eI
was maue Ior "a Oos.oA enHueMN
e'EmPeror OF husSla'
us ana Hngiand ABOUT slaves taKehtsuul7
ing theawafAOf 1862fosbnaH taa sl.l.uol
Bat trivate property was not, and could
not be, lawfully taken with the place. With
the exception of maritime captures, private
property in captured places rs by the Jaws OF
nations reapeoted-none could be lawfully to
lkenA-and the stipulation was that none shopd
be carried away. b So *Qa# 30 t.iyDFl
The British nation, as D we'll as the United
StAbes,oeonsideF slaves pr~opsrty--slaves lbe-
tong ifg to private individuals AS private pro
phrty; millions Of such slaves are held as pro-
perty in the British dominions, and they are
recognized assuch by the terms Of the %article.
IA U#a ~ y
fthEs been repeatedly nAcged-ea-the part
of the British Government, that 1t could mot
he supposed they would have agreed TO an
larticle which would oblige them 10 deliver up
10 their masters slaves who during tho owdt,
had taken refuge under their protection! The
reply 70 this observation is, that itithat had
been an objection TO their agreeing TO the ar
lticle, Il should have been made before the
isi9ninR ofthe article, and the engagementto
carry away slaves at ALL They had i'm fact
Numbers Of slaves by these different modes of
tcaptateAone of such as had been isedueed 20
run away from their masters by proelsmHtions
from British officers a second, of voluntary
| flgItives whom they received and aothiFd,
of sueh as bad been taken in predatory ex-
c%ursions. You will find in Niles Register,
vol. vi, D. 242, the proclamation Of Admiral
Cochrane, instigatihg the desertion Of slaves
from their masters, : 1t is not
its realobiect From the use OF the phrsseo-
llogy which it adopts, tie interference is con
elusive that the real object was such as the
Admiral did not choose to ayow, and the only
lsupposable motive for the disguise is the CON
seriousness that it was not conformable to the
established usages of war among civilized ma
itions The wrong was in the proclamation.
Admiral Cocbrane had no lawful authority to
) give freedom to the slaves belonging to citi.
lJzens of the United States. The recognition Of
them by Great Britain in the treaty as Pro
-%perty, is a complete disclaimer of the right to
{ destroy that property by making them free.
Any engagement contracted with them to
that effect was, in relation to the owners Of
: the property, wrongful and II, in relation to
> the slaves themselves, it was an engagement
y whichthe British Government assumed upon
t themselves and sanctioned i could not diSesI
u the owners of the slaves of their property, MOI
LllLl-L-l Al. -.ag.ls - a.. III
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-01-03

CAMARGOd MANUFACTURING OOMRANl
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-01-03

MOunded; UentruI hOutathUi eTRHIy }
General Wood, severely; lieutenant Colonel
l0lst Ohio, badly Colonel CarIin, 3sh Iii,
nois, commanding brigade Captain Oscar +.
MARI, acting Inspector General Of Thomas
staff, severely Captain Douglass, 18th Regu.
lars. W. ID. b.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-01-03
The Great Fight al MurIrees-
bOrO.

A terrific and bloody battle has been
f,nh, hot,roon tho foroos Of Posnon
'ou6nt W" N'Sr
n JOHNSTON. tIhe result OF the contest
IL mot vet definitely known We eonderse
80. 80,
the Following account OF tue ngntrngt up
to Thursday, from the special correspon-
liant Of tbe C;ncinnati Go,,1ae,e;oJ nnAor
w
date OF Nashville January LIST.
have lust arrived from a terrific. battle,
on Stones River. in front OF. Mnffreesboro,
on the west side Of that town. 1t has ragged
with upintermitting fury fwo DAYS, and At last
report was not yet decided. Its one of the
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-01-03

Mr,-"Agent OF, &c:
Dear Sir,.Ih reply to our communication,
Offering us FIFTY thousand dollars for the re-
cipe and right to- mnkeAhe Plantation Bitters
for your hospital purposes during the war, !"
we beg to say, your price is a liberal one, con.
sidsEing it would cost US nothing to comply,
and that otherwise we can derive no revenue
from the Southern States; but sir, our duties
to our Government and our ideasiof oconsis'
tency would not allow US to entertain it al
though it might please us to assuage the suf-
ferings of your misguided followers. g
We remain, ~''" III
The Cass County Republican. [volume] (Dowagiac, Mich.) 18??-1880, 1863-10-01
The Prettiest Hand.

Give me the hand that is warm, kind and ready
Give me the hand that is calm true and steady !;
Give me the hand that will never deceive me:
Give me the grasp that aye may believe thee.
So IT is the palm of the delicate woman;
Hard is the hand of the rough, sturdy yoenan
Soft palm or hard hand, it matters not-never
Give me the hand that is friendly forever
Give me the hand that is true as a brother );
Give me the hand that has harm'd not another
Give me the hand that has not forsworn it;
Give me the grasp, that may adore it.
Lovely tue palm Of the fair blue-y yeined maiden
Horny the hand of the workman o'erladcn
Lovely or ugly, it matters not-neverl
Give me the grasp that is friendly foreverl
Give me the grasp that is honest and hearty,
Free as the breeze and unshackled by party;
Let Friendship give the grasps that become her
Close as the twine of the vine of summer. ial &
Give me the hand that is true as brother;,
Give me the hand that has not wr ng'd another
Soft palm or hard hand, 1T matters not-never
Give ME the grasp that is friendly forever.