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New-York daily tribune., 1863-11-24

EcRSl FURSu FJRSH!
L IoA IHE HOLiDAfs.
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sr...s s firr arr H"rt fr o.. ITO. itf t
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a4a isgc.a .s.htg.rs. al ..ls.T
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"a arnr al trl 80 ual4ae. fss fonshs cssrats
a.. g.. q seasaa.le Irls.. NLass4'e snl teial al
FUt sIAi. a ta's.
No ftl nErapsar. hst. llih as lsin'sts
Crtfoso CsrfrI - rrf ifsits .r 1'iufa tinDd
sa snl a lcn. sl.a cfcf Jalsucsg tcet si opease
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wv IT EnERsoN' secFr'ay'
rnTIcE-SAI-E Of the KEKOSHA. ROCK

NOTICE-SAIE of the KEEOSHA, ROCK
y FORD AND ROCK isLANu HAlLkpAD-Ihe nn
deri.uei BFSIANiS WILLIAMSON, he Trustee %! a
De-. o.. Ira,. 81 Morg, bcains date tie hs' l.y oi AP
rr.l. md R.bofL l-.lo Cor pany. tofIonlon iy
!o...I 4. De laws " tie -ta'" ~ " s.eHa A. F..
ne ksnoflf s-t Rockford Nalf0s al tourirT
I iDrf according Co. r $3.50 90 - state - iAnoit' tno
Ir.t-r ..r 90 Deed rf Herstgs bearing fe re
r.f Al.rh GOO ussni srl lulff ard sixty ffa'
b, tis h-uasaa q -.i0Id al h1fs leland lsioaa ,o1-
-f-f.s of N .s'fn end i M b. tl" Id .ion % Le
ssd hrrs. ri octf'ri hfirotd ira ef ALI iis 10 a.
fe..s.4 .....4rf hliryfl tomnsy l eis lAon 'i .he
p~s Ha ~ co. sala 's.. pi -.4t ' .ief ft,r ~ F"
a clfrffrI m r, ai iu6ls Nul "a. no tle Noils Ae 80
H. IlEff fr .t4'r ol ith1s io % si-- -
ilsf .. crt4 ca ,rUAl, tle ser.tL o.. ai Iiif ~,
ots .4.li rt Hundred .ai iiay lo.f ta9 o'.aes p
30 'sia 4ay. 80 ieo"E de'oiise4 piopei'y a. al
ca ifrtF. 20 vli
a. he henosla tnt tocko.d h, ~ lni ,aN s,,s.
r.rion ~ .e hcuoshs hocsiorf ani Rok Island h'f'sd
r1tr.-u 'fJi te Do '' '..' '' Nv . p. -
f De e - : .a.t t's'-f wth ti t-e ~ it 20
rs.r f.af ra ts rrf,.arf lriirss f~ss ffat 20,
st fi.n l.,sf -i afi.- b. 'l i sd -i ii ga r t'r
bold rq'.fed ~ either q t. kcn''fa ant k'cs-
F.nv 10 connection n fhc said railroad from hsuosha 10
s. .f fDt.f. fesrtof sni s'' 80 tho tolls Incomes,
its krfoihn ant EoUti0.d haold toI inie'
.f oi sad Causl4a.~l tuwpanV cofn@tisa VAN u' SAD
''."sy hra'.la I. h's'f o. i...,s ias'a.9'
rf- rsu 4 , nofes rntlrs, irn' o cas- o. es ., anl
D.. Icts r'.l ~th t.c rieqsf equipment, "olMs,
.ffla..r ar4 -al lcis oi 9r ficiaA .1 tc hI fe a.
q. ''i' .- h'.a'.. -' !" .-''.l 49,. '1.@ -. !.
li i....la Ia-s' i,'f ~ ..Nrs % t~Ey 81 i.7 80
kr.4a tnl l.t-.ri Railroad tomral.es, or = tle si
Cana. lIf lnrI uh have ai- been ircta. .afly 90
i-nr- ,r t . flsd 90 roadway from A.ro'a 10 ~,
.I .i.a fif .'a pf SO ounce 90 uIret
.. o, .,r. .na 30 TT A,ae.La .ad io.i ifri RAJ
i..... ...f ...o al.Ie.sa o.-. .i.e .ioa,r u l,.
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finGr..al.

1--WE TWENTY BONDS,
OFFfCT. OF FISK & HATCH.
US FIVE TWENTY LOAN AGENTS
No. IS WALL STREET.
Tie Government delivering the FIVE TWENTY
bCDS RAPIDLY that ssI hereafter be prepared sd
orders viihout the delay heretofore perienced.
We tAs cniesyoI TO keep sapPy CT al denenDateIs eD
hand for immediate delivery.
We also buy and eel. msIke, rates.
u s. COUPON and REGISTERED BOMBS Of 1881.
Il - 30 TREASURY NOTES,
l. s. ONE YEAB CERTIFICATES,
IL = QUARTER MASTERS CHECKS,
II < QUARTER MASTERS AND CRDNANCB
Vouchers. sud Ill GOVERNMENT ISSUES.
Bsnas Savings Banks and investors will prepared a
AL times to ur.h desirable lots OF he.e SECURITIES H. large a
email amounts.
DEPOSITS received and Collections made favorable
tenn. stocs. bonds and Gold bought and sold eonm,s
slon.
FISK & HATCH. BANKERS
and DEALERS in GOVERNMENT sECCRIiEs
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MEMS FURNISHING GOODS
En.n-nY GLOXrS ~ UNDERGAR-

HOSIERY, GLOVES and UNDERGAR-
MENIs .liit. be mass, in i.slios and Aiss". Es'h
80 OsuiAa iios'rs lst"s and ssfs ia" et' ana '''
tI tie -, frtAss 4u kA oDvrl hrE-nlrcf Ioar.s tnd
ot.r .red A..o great vanity q rel 'hd " inter
Ga,... ''ei and aincs Ua - 500 ar' SiI'' o d -e
r.s-l h.l. z. .~.f. ~ a4l @i o. ,tlreus hiti ~
fsr.I q. LI iHE urfrefssi nd in 4 flH taal tn r
st.4,' fLttK- zoe sso al % broac~tY, neaf 10 e.
| AIDES FINE RS, 90 No. 40 Broadway.
IL Oye.l. - T,ta4 81 asee-,ed ..ooh = Iar', b.
GMONu GUGE.
Nsnufsc,.fsr OF aro lsi,. 40. ~ broadway.
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. urrrers siors c.rr RnL.o.n 90. !
~ 9D-I1 y. q. rI3,-l =

rVUT TR kNFNrR BOOKS ol tae DlBJ-
: .'. t.|. N.I4l RAILROAD CO.. I'D. .r 3 .a
on.r .. t.....l.Al fU ll-. a.a.. r.c... lt.s
M io r..e cool .,,Os ol .hr ser-t .s. on'' afe io
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sa.G.t4.s 81 -..a .,.e. - ..es b. % te
/ ... 81. k. IlELf 90.
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Go frl.
nca! gelatc FOR 6a.e.

DROOkLYN HOUSE for SAIE-With in
ID nl..ot- pot.os.ion. 40 p itp.rc lti' 'tne'iofy
afI ..h ..clI,nf % ly .Dn rrelf frL.'tffl n f-
ti.asd u.ib al modern in .g.yraerts INC ow 'fn'
- a. o. .lr M. t. 81 rinrst Room No
NOrNTRY RESIDENCE for SALE IN he
- CRY ~ RVO0kLYN '' is usN .o-.fei r. ~ Nit'A
N I'd. 4ea.a.l sld fasl Ia OIL seasons 90 '"o ysi'
var al..f .fff tu ar. ri4 q t.f'Hs
i,ocs~i with Oh rs rf'r lrs it..nns ps@i' %. -c
boar. me-. -acs sgf ..- mr. quIac.s. a., great
-. ~. t..... "a s..f.r.... Ir s.--
$1,000 Arty -a q 90 f..h il..0.. 81. f.-r 90 D" p. i'.i
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q IIlIII ID ~ VIlIlIJ. u DAftf+' "
u rXl.-LDt fArLtliFo LNHtshLD.
lf..Il l' 'O'ff.I 10 Bona sLAtS, M-r.ti of
si,,.. .n lle4tho or b...s.-Df LARMOSrs l4us. Lon
q ,f .ta-los. Medical t.s..lf cd H.nle,c tlde
lsa edition l1 r..e. r.is i.o si9 i-s. ii. 81 'n'
:. sn Ne.t.i a.4 Aero.a p,,A.y .r-y Del, in.2l
= ~. o. s... .I. 1i.a.. .f..... t4 te LIa4 4ff
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Sre,ee. - Anatomy = e selu Orssr. of its rae ara
= .-t..t ..... l .... f4rof.-l Io s.is4
{ .....f.. ..... ! ...r.f.. ..N H
s-,-..s I.a..r .f.r., if &C. Mailed FREQ "a
80. ~. q. y ~. % s,ell aasec.a.l al
t--iale,s tl.a. .. -i '4t- -e--. q 3. .4.- ~
,< .,.. .. ID. .i.I v.,.t ~ 3 WARhlR So J
f-.sr. . s. J0l Li. ND lA Aas.al-r. of Coz sni q
LJl.-I...4 Gl1 ais-4fa o. ,t-ial w." D oit' is-'
awe e,.c. u.'f cH.- rr,-sin recommending o. i.r
r.oa a.i . s,r comm &c f.'..s t.s Drfma' o.
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2s.72e

Increase. s2i 1861, s43 2s.72o 1850 ao427 o35
This tells the story of the government negotia-
ton with the banks. As soon rs the government
draws for the money the deposits will fall OF In
proportion to the amounts drawn, and, on the other
hand az fast as the banks sell the new notes
when they get them--the discount line will be cor.
respondingly reduced. II seems likely that the
new notes viii be rather popular, and that the
people will take the whole fifty millions within a
short period Of time at fair premium. The money
which would otherwise have gone into $40 bonds
will now 80 into them. And, possibly people who
would not subscribe for the latter may be tempted
TO take the notes by the circumstance that they
partakc Of the properties of both bond and a
currency.
Tho money market is working in favor Of the
borrower. The street rate for loans on call Il
still per cent; but all the leading houses are
supplied Al six; and good deal of money came
into the street to-day to be used at g. Mercantile
paper works easily at 6 for the best names.
Gold advanced this morning from 1907 the
opening quotation, 10 1917, then fell back to
1897 then rallied and sold in the afternoon Con
The stories o. French ntcryention), at 1885 1921.
1929, and closed al FIVE p. NJ. at 1875. Ex.
change in the morning was l4t% las, with only
a light inquiry. The policy 81 the government
aud the uncertain issue Of the great military en-
tcrprises now on foot lead bankers 10 be very
careful in drawing, and operate TO deter i'm.
porters from buying much o. the healthy con
dition Of trade would otherwise warrant
The stock market opened strongly this morning,
In marked contrast 10 the dull aud heavy market
of Saturday evening. Erie done at l0l, against
io2t. on saturday; old Southern AZ Sc INST s2Is
Harlem az las, against lao; New York Central At
1872, against 1870, and on throughout the list
This Improvement lasted till towards the csse Of
Tho call At the first board, when rumor that the
government had called upon the banks for 81 800.
900 payable tomorrow, gave fresh heart TO the
sellers. apd the market was sharply attacked and
gave way an round. Pacific Mail fell 10 per cent.
Erie / Central Southern old TX, Pittsburg a.,
Prairie du Chen =, Fort Wayne u. Governments
were x per cent lower. The Chicago and Alton
aud the Terre Hsute stocgs were pretty
steady; 40 were Rock Island and Toledo
At the one +. NJ. call Of the public board
the general tenor OF the market was weak but
there were some exceptions. The bull specus-
ton appears TO be quiet for the present; the
bears, on the other hand. are full Of courage and
increase their lines daily, seemingly without the
least apprehension Of an unfavorable result. As
usual after sharp panic, such as we have had
the public are not moving with viror bat stand
generally aloof, watching events. In the after.
noon the market at first rallied M very strongly
Erie rising 10 lo4. Central to 1917. Southern Oh
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su.snir cnAnros. capt Tinticpsarh. sailed yesterday
for AspiRwali.
sry.Ssuir cuxrHa sumner hence for New Orleans, put
Phi Aaephia Saturday with out Of order
sur u Nux from New York for Cadis before 70
ported abandoned. was fallen in With sep s. in la ~ 40
had been completely stripped
BR BRiG ions BaosHAw-Dartmouth. Aug sI-Brig John
RagshaS. Couch, arrived here from New Yors touched
the rocks a. Kettle Point IN coming In but got OF almost
immediately
BriG srasn from Eastern rort with a cargo % lam
her Is ashore on M.idle Rect; N Iis Gate and FIJI ~
cap:ain o. her refused to take a plot.
BRtG SnrnnsLErH Boston. the OH Inst. on South
shoas aw TIC mass u square rugged with yards
and rigging attached
scHa sARAn JAsE (of Posion Herbert engaged in wreck
ng near Newport While in al Lone wharf that ppri
ID the wharf creened and hled with water she
viii be raised ~iihou, damage after diss hargng
scsW AErir Gsnwoop on the Hedge night n
lIt INST wi hDut dama9e after drg lighter
aud il now beating into tho harhor Of Holmes Hole
CoLtisos-sehrs saTon, Kate Mcrru anu Rphram
ANN came roion IN lie harsor ., HOLMES ilolr I'm
lost tie saxon o.ing tbboo. Kate Mrrf llbboom ani
Ephraim Anna had Iib Epit
RIO Jkvrfno AUG 1.-The sancta Bsgs nawsoa from
vas surveyed yeslcriay and recommended u fi-Aars
Frevassrco. Augc-rhe Edward Drelpish arrived here
joy - from boston leaky put IN for repairs. land ro
L,r,cmp-At Neifori I2th IN, nns ship n 30 tons
tom NJ yAId q q ser no ha- AZ entre white OK
sgbstantal 6int vessel She belongs aeasr. wales
" Fover r,l hss sbrs II process ~ contraction
enc = item D. ~ fet eusb af Zee rca4ti y beam.
anf I'll feet drrth If nod. whira hr " building -
seuaut Tie 0tcr i Aboa ~ tons and belnk huil
sAQurhed this fai
A Clipper shr ~ iso Ten, slloa the siroa owne4 Nv
anant 'e it; u oei1br from the rad Of Ne.ra ToDoy
1ltfoiswing ,sbl. giyss ,Inrsry q to-, ssr, ~.
haFtars ~ New Yolk B0s0n rlial.'fIt4 Balllrsrs
80 Nov oreaus al iAs ~ss' ascoIu tea osrh 81
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al 300 ,02S ,Js0 81 ,l0I ,so7 1856 o35
CITY COMMERCIAL REPORT.

MoNnAY, Sept. Hut. NJ
AsnEs-Sales were made OF 60 bbs 7c for pots and
SIC. SIC. for pearls.
BW,psTuTsTh There increased activity in the lour
market today The rise in gold and exchange was On
conraging 10 export buyers. Tho receipts
tensive Preaching 20 400 bbs) and afforded better
sortnent. Prices Of fresh ground and new lots
somewhat rmer Old -four from store, continued quite
irregular The days sales comprised 10000 bbls. state
and Western, 500 bbs Southern and 600 bbs Canadian
Rye -four continued salabo and steady. Corn meal
quite active with sales reported Of $500 bbs 900
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NEW YORK HERALD TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER Is sG&-rRlplE

TO SO. But after the orders were executed on the
call the market again became dull, and the bears
seizing their opportunity prices fell OF from n %
IA per cent all round. Rock Island was an eN-
ception; il Y per cent. At the -four p. III. call
the market was generally rather weak, and closed
without buoyancy. The following were the clos
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THE BALTIMORE MILITARY ARRESTS.
Poetic Antipafhies Of Our
Generals.
Two Ballads 10 the same Tame but 10
a DslleTeEt Measure.
Loyalty in New York Treason In
Maryland,
6es, &c., he.

We extract the following from the Baltimore Ga1h Of
the 18th inst
Between and two O'Clock Yesterday Gen. Schenck.
commanding this department issued a peremptory order
TO Col Fish Provost Marshal for the suppression OF the
Baltimore Republican, daily evening newspaper, pub
lished by Messrs. H. b Richardson Co; also for the
arrest OF the editors and publishers II rs needless u say
that the order Immediately carried out and the Keys
OF the Office now IN possession Of The military authoi
ties. Messrs Stephen j. Joyce and tranois A. Richard
son members the firm. being the publication oice,
were at taken into custody, placed under close
guard and conducted 10 the office OF Col Fsh where they
confined.
Mr. Beae H. Richardson the senior partner shortly
aterw arrested ut his residence and imprisoned with
the others Gen Schenck ordered that these three
prisoners should not be allowed 10 communicate with any
O'Clock last night they should be placed upon
the train for Harper's Ferry, to be sent
the lines not to return during the war, under
the penalty OF being treated spies. They were not
allowed to make any arrangements about business mat
ters or clothing; in fact the orders were the most
peremptoy and which have yet been issued here
In relation TO such prisoners They escorted to the
depot last night by heavy guard with view TO pre-
friends.
All OF these gentlemen are married. and Mr. Joyce has
arrest and suppression the publication Thursday
afternoon OF . piece or poetry entitled " The Southern
Cross, well as mo publication OF other articles upon
different OCCASIONS regarded dsloya in their tenden
permission 10 the prisoners 70 receive a small
81 money and supply OF clothing. Shortly before the
train left the depot the wives OF tho prisoners appeared,
with written permission from General Schenck for
very large crowd collected ct the depot TO see
them on.
We subon the song referred 70 in the above statement
placing In uxtaposition with the famous "Ode the
American Flag" published by Greeley
SOUTHERN CROSS THE AMERICAN FLAG,
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THE bOII II bhN ChOSS.
IProm the Baltimore Repub.
lisan.
o. say, can you soc, through
the gloom and the storm,
More bright for the darkness
that pure constellation.
Like the symbol OF love and
redemption ~ form,
A. II points TO the haven Of
hope for the nationf
How radiant each star, as the
beacon ATARI
Giving promise OF peace, or
assurance in warh
lis the Gross OF the South,
which shall ever remain
To light US to freedom and
glory againl
How peaceful and blest was
America soil
IT'LL betrayed by the guile OF
the Puritan demon.
Which luras under virtue,
ana 81 rings from its coil
To fas,en It's fangs In the nfe.
blood Of ireeinen.
Then boldly appeal 70 each
heart that can feel,
And crash the foul viper
meath liserty's heel
And the Cross OF the South
shall In triumph remain
10 light rs 10 freedom and
glory againf
IT'S the emblem OF peace
'tis the day star Of hope
Like the sacred Labarum that
guided the Roman;
Prom she shore Of the Gulf 70
the Delaware's slope,
IT'S the trust Of the free and
the terror OF foemen.
riing its folds TO the air,
while we boldly declare,
The rights we dsma nd or the
deeds that We dare
Whike the Gross OF the Soath
shall In triumph remain
To light us to freedom And
glory again.
And II peace should be hope.
less and Justice denied,
And wars bloody vulture
should tap ITS black pin
IONS,
TAen gladly ITO arms,n while
We hurl, In our pride,
Defiance 10 " rants and death
70 their minionsl
With our front In the Geld,
swearing never 70 ylold,
Or return, like the Spartan,
In death on our shiel,h
And the Cross OF the Soath
shall trfum phantly wave
A the flag OF the free or the
pail Of the bravel
Who will deny, after o con
ohm attic Influences alter the
every thing.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL


To-day's bank statement compares as follows
with that of last week.
WEEK esd'g Loans. Specie. Circulation. Deposits.
Sept g. 81 ATT o3T 81 $50 ISL 5456 Ol0 lbs lilo 6s7
Sept ~ 900 OBS $50 32ols,lo7 5s5T 3ee l7s 53s 022
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

Ahsl MEDICAL BOARD, iss BRooaK STREET.
Z. N.N A'fk-ihr Army Medical Bnard clns ened for
~ i'ii y tAaltinng candidates Or appointment A.
dais al 49, Broamt stf,rt " '+' 49,
aAhailatts inr rAafNAf0n are re4utHtel "a present
lhfhlsfNra bfi"'sn NE haAIs % Z A. N. ant 4 NJ
Iusk DEALERS. ATTENTION AT An ADJOURNED
~ Ntrtng ~ mo #UnA b.airra 81 tAe rlt. II Non
luri hrlu ~ al We UoNsnu street ~ ffiday even
iur y rsaeSd 20 hod general meeting ~ innk d.a
al herua Ran a. Prince street. ~ r9saAAy ryon,ng
September lh at7s o'clock Al lun aeA ere It'll resp,h
faly united ~ Ritend business u Importance win "
before ne meeting ~ order - -.
ions McCor epe,ary.
MASONIC THE MEMBERS OF II NISGIos LODGE
meeting u ths aa ilsaisy. 18th O'Clock
4. NJ their lodge room, ~ Court aud Montague
streets Bookn tho pnrpo-@ ~ attending TIE funeral
~ our ate worthy hrothef NMt u hAiwool The mrm
beers 81 ihc fraternity feapccai. invited q atnf
II. ". KAHN, W NJ
Dawn q GarRrrsos, Secretary,
NoricE-TuE MEMBERS or AnRAas LODGE, no
~ ~ ~ VI ana a. ~. Nervby nonel - attend
tho n"1f regular COMMUNICATION. Tuesday HAn-ng, sept
No. A. llHAR. - or tho purNT ~ hesn the constitution
rem, Ordered ~ tho uani Master ~ The state ~ sew
N0rk ~ orier, Il. " boOiI, W NJ
SrEcfAL sortcr.-fuR MARBLE NANufAcruR
- " this ciy hereby notify cabinet urntnre maHn
Tact lrrre dealers aut others Aat thtf rntrd Ut ~ price,
ur arhe Nl ~ Acty adhered - after tolls iata ny or
DIR ~ IN committee
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MATRIMONIAL.

/. gp~rIgwAw ~ wfDg TEsfTL ENFIsEnHNr
n .wa sesslfr isAN~Us @s@ss pastN~T. -
-. .rssaNr s-sssla1s1 rg~sry 49, - - s.sfst -
n.ni4 49, gsFsyxs. sANrHs lne.g~GsNhss ~
w.sm 6rt0lss k*tft 49, AsgfT h@ws .wss.lss
49, AZ s4tts. uy1tsn..A ~ al W Erss.gg snf
.Fsty fvtar-Ss aAff~~s ~aA tAr@ ~ n r.
800 ~ eas ~s~f Ea4yrnsyn. HsssG sns~.
4 sgsTLINAs Ov GEyixgsEsT AaED " WARS
a wA kmg&s s1saos " suyySrs wts al. tis
wsfseny ass*s A. .tssts essfffa ID sgNfst
N9f.xsA. ~kAt 81 - s.tMfN.s N fs4ssAes N4hrf
as6s smf s41fes.. A.# esssffhssg
49,. A. An.w.fs fsw~sVs4 - ns.s 64ys A&ts.s. v
1s8DGsN. 80 lsa tles4 4
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Roll up tho starry sheen,
Conceal fts bloody stains:
For In IL folds are seen
Tho stamp ~ rustling
chainsl
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Who will deny, after q comparison Of the above. that
ohm attic Influences alter the complexion OF
every thing.
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II shields . pirates deck,
IL binds a man in chains,
II yoks's the captfve's neck.
And wipes the bloody
stains.
Tear down the Haunting liei
Han mast the starry fiagl
Insult no sunny sky
Win hates polluted ragl
Destroy II ye who canl
Deep sink II In the wavesi
IL bears = fellow man
TO gioan with fellow slaves
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Furi the boa stod lie.
TIL freedom lives again,
To rule once more In truth,
Among untrammellod men.
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WINES, Liquors, &C.
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THE AMERICAN FLAG.
From the New York Tri.
bune.
An hail, the Haunting liel
The stars grow pale and
dim,
The stripes are bloody scars,
A lie the Wanting hymn.
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NINE. DEMOREST'S.
QUARTERLY
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To each Yearly Subscriber will be sent a
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y splendid Photograph Album
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oil case.
A Club Of 10, self tucking Attachment, or
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teDsive howcvcrsr-and a very fine "hop''
at The Hall. The ball on the previous
evening at this place was quite largely
attended, andlpas.cd'off very agreeably.
Our Citizens generally enjoyed the
18th quite well, some Of them the Sd and
a few Others the 9th. The exercises
on the 9th however were little too
pugnacous in their character to be
recommended.