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Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-08-12
Operations OF the GuerrilIAs in Ken



LOUISVILLE, August 1.-THE remains Of
General Greaihouse, who was recently Colo
uel OF the 49th illinois, passed here for home
this evening .1s
About daylight yester lay morning twenty
guerrllas under Du Poster, entered Branden-
burg, Kentucky, and ware driven out by i've
home guards, armed with aoubie barreled
shot guns. The guerriIas then sent the iol-
lowing note
"HEADQUARTERs SEVENTH KESTucEY CAV
AIRY. Home Guards We demand an iin
mediate surrender Of the town, and il there
is a shot cred at US from any person in the
town, we will burn the place and shoot every
citizen who is caught bearing arms
Captain DU Poster
"Capiain Bryant commanding Confederate
forces, Meade county, Kentucky"
The Home Guards refused to comply, but
prepared 70 defend the town As the mail
boat passed up the river, about sunset, firing
was heard, and it is supposed an engagement
was progressing. Further particulars not al
lainable tonight.
Sixty guerrilas passed through Grahamp
ton, Meade county, yesterday A NJ, with a
detachment OF thirty Federal troops under
Captain Gore in pursuit. Last night thirty
1uerrillas robbed the store Of Me- Malone, at
Lonpner in this county.
The Democratic Convention at Jefferson
vile to-day WAS largely attended Hon A.
O. Kerr was nominated TO represent the Sec.
onI District OF Missouri in Congress.
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Hsnry winter Davl. AaIta,Inu.

NEw York Aug. ll.-The Posts Bati.
more correspondent says a paper written by
Henry Winter Davis Is in circulation, calling
a Union Convention at Buffalo 10 make nomi.
nations for President and Vice President. Il
strongly arsagns the Administration for
short comngs add urges the setting of it
aside
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-08-12

WAsHEGTog, August | "A decision Of
Acting Commissioner Rollins that 10
Treasury notes are not liable to taxation, ap.
plies only to banks that bold them, as part Of
heir capital stock The frat section Of the
oan act expressly eXempts all U s Treasu.
ry notes as well as bonds from State and mu-
nicinal tnXAfion
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mats gref, boz the following will afford the
reader pretty clear conception Of the situe.
ton After referring to "in6rmities' and
"cowardce" in the abolition ranks, and tothe
copperhead tactics Of "assailing their weak
nesses, the Journal dscourses thus gloom
ily.
we don't like 70 cpnfess these things. But
there are occasions ,~hen it is necessary to
speak disaareeabe truths boldly aud frankly
We deem the present one Of those occasiou4
We realize the situation, aud We dare say to
the Union men Of Montgomery County, that
unless they rallv, orrant2s, and meet the
enemy bo'dl7 and vigorously, front rank to
front rank, they viii beat ug 10 death in DC
tober and November, and by the sheer game
OF brGg
Is that all ? Has it really come to that
complexion at last Are the friends Of hu-
manity" and "de Government" to be beaten
by the "mere game Of brag
In conclusion, we will remark that if the
editor will read his article over he will find
better reasons for the defeat he foresees--
than that to which he so expectedly, and
withal 50 foolishg, attributes it in the above
paragraph. Wall
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Aug 5th, 1854 diff
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MORNING REPORT.
Movements OF sheridan-- Capture oT a
Federal scout

Movements Of sheridan-- Capture ST a
Federal scout
NEW YORK, August IL -rribunes special
correspondent with Sheridan's army sends the
following, dated llIh:
Sberidans command broke camp at Hall
town yesterday and marched to Berryville on
The Winchester pike, where they arrived yes
terday afternoon without much opposition.
lm0oden's cavalry skirmished with our ad-
vance from Charlestown, but were easily and
steadily driven
This morning at daylight we resumed our
march, and expected to meet the enemy at
Okequan, 5 miles this side OF Winchester,
where we will either have a battle or they
will retreat down the valley.
Marunsburg has been reached by our for
ces
Rebels captured Lieut. White, one Of our
scouts, at Martusbursh yesterday.
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THE nnd Tsiened has been duly appointed Ad
ninistrator OF ths est ite Joln shellaharger,
late OF the city of Daton M0nig msry eouny, ohio,
decreased All Feraons intettrd Go the estAfe are
reques I'D 20 AXE I'm neditto psynenti and those
having claims ug inst it will pre- ent them duly
auts enicated 10 le and rsignsd ior allowance,
DArT1S, August 80 1854. ADAM SNYDER.
nu "a lts.
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4 osr on the Old Troy rod, between Tol,g,tes Nos.
j ! one and two, IN oli Leather Pocket hQok, con
sialng between Fihy nld SKY 20 lars in money,
ani Qne anebil ni ien Dolars, signed NJ P~ter
Maria aud payable "a ts subs1uber. A reasonable
reward viii Papt for toe pos6et look LETT Il ahe
Adgs'Wss JACOR 3, BRENBER.
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Public Sale of Valuable Real Estate
ON TUESDAY, August l6th, 1864,

A IL that messuaga and tract OF land containing
n l239 acres, divided "a follows
NO. lis situated on the Eaton TURNPIKE. 81 miles
west no n Dayton and fronting on said Turn Ike 10
Madison township, Montgomery county, ohio Il
contains " acres, with a res sugar timber; the m
provemeLt consist Of two story house with kitchen
attached, barn, and other necessary out buildings
IN apple o ehard spring house with never silin
spring OF running wafer, all under good fence.
No. 2-Ountaus2lM acres aud 10 mes No /, with 4
two story brick house, arm, well Of wster, sppeDrch
ings
No. 3--Gs atraot Of ten acres
No Ais a tract OF ten asres
No 5-ls a tract If tea acres
Persons wishing 70. view said property vii be
shown by the subscrb r, who resid on MOI. The
properly wy be sod on No. Lat clock p. M, when
terms OF snle will be made known By
+. S. ADAMS
~ w. meGoUEE, Auctioneer. iy27-dewts
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A FARM AT PUBLIC SALE.

A . AANSA n COIAR 9ALEs
Abner stephens, No. esa4,
DUk-UAhT % decree OF the Superior Court Of
Montgomery COuaty, ONO, entered "a the abo =
cause, It's june Term, A. j. 1864, wIll, on
Iuoddy, Augyst lBt 1854,
~ t'e door ol the oar Huuse, the city OF Dayton
Q SAID county, between The hours Of two and four
o'rlo X P NJ Of sad day, sell At ullic outcry TO lie
highest bidder, the iollosin described premises;
art d the nprth half Of section number eighteen
(l5) township number three ~, AMI range nun bet
i've CO.., be Teen the Miami rivers IN MontEorne y
county OHIO beginning at the half section c1 Der on
the vest ne o. said section theuo- north 10 ~ east
eightylvo (ez) po es 20 70 nsFi theIcs south Sc
- Two nuudret and hi y.two and thirty-six hun.
Or dths 25z 30 100 po e. 10 conner; thence south
81 ast eightS two and fotiy ghth hundrs tbs (S2
~ L o. poi 20 corner; tI"ne- norn SO 81 west
tF1 hundTfd and nty our and icrty hundre hhs (25d
sOlO0) poles GO ne place OF beginning, contain Dg
one hundred an tSenry nine aud seventy one hun,
ureiths (i297l.lQOl acres.
sad Farm Il about two miles east Of Centreyiils,
has upon u selling, tao log camns. frame tenant
hops+, a large orchard, ana about Gitetn acres Of
Appraised 81 500 90 a5re. May sell for sS7 "a
an acre. 0EO. W. MAbAMBRE,
Master Commissioner.
7 TRsIsHER \. r. JoRpAS, Att'ys
July ~. 1904 davis.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-08-12

NEw YORK, August ~ --Crtton quiet 81 73
al u Flour a shade frmer So s5ag 30
for Extra State, $40 35al0 60 for Round
Hoop Ohio Wheat lca2c better; 50 l9a
2 20 for Chicago Spring; 81 4Oa2 as Nil.
Waukee Club 81 43a2 45 Western Red. Corn
heavy and quiet; 81 52Ial So Oats unsteady,
95a99 for Western Pork frmer and active /;
S35sS36 Mess; $38 5Oa39 rs New S33 70
a3iaOO prime Lard steady 2l3a224; Butter
frmer; 40a4j Ohio; 45a52 State; Whisky
frmer; 81 74al IS Sugar more active;
l94a2I3 for Cuba; Petroleum quiet
New York stock Market.
NEw YoRE, August ll,--Slocks lower
Gold closed at 81 56s,
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-08-12

rag The Republican vo,ers ofths Distrisr
in common with those of the country rener-
orally, are greatly demoralized No wonder;
soHENoK is responsible for active assistance
in the repeal Of the exemption clause, where
by poor men have no alternative but to be
dragged from home aud its attachments, at
the call Of O. man whom WADE and WlNTER
DAvls-two of The most trusted abolition
leaders--pronuuoce and publish as "usurp-
err" Nov II Wade and Davis are nctscoun.
drels and hoelers, how are the honest people
to construe the conduct OF Schenck2 We call
the attention Of the Republican voters Of this
district 10 the matter. Wade and Davis tell
them to "consider the remedy for the usurps-
tions of Lincoln II they act upon this ad-
vice they must consider schenck unworthy
of their confidence and support, as be is sup
posed to be Lincoln man How is it, GEN
eralS
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-08-12

paTAu-exehonee pubisbol deaths uoder
the head Of Exemptions from tbe Draft"
We consider this pretty good joke on the
best Rovernmentin the world The sugges-
is that death is lucky escape from is de-
mands
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so 900 Bushels
E a x S g e q w ant Q d,
NoTICElI

NJ . TIC 4 N NoTICBlI
HFADaUARuEs TnrAsURrE's nTTcE CouHr HousE,
DATfoF, MONIGJAERT CoUETT, ONO.
Order No q
A IL whle male citizens being lS years Of age and
uodyr A. tIHt are not memoirs OF soms Voluu
te' y nlz ton and suniect TO per orm nifty se .
VI ate hereby notified that tie Books are nov
resoy IN TINS Uthce 10 ec-ive from efoh one thus
la"lv four dollars as a militia oommut ton All
th1se who inii % ile ce tacates Of exemption W III
tue AtaHor OF tue County, or p y in,O the Counry
Treasury four do lars beE re the I5h u AuRn,i
1t, viii he SUI ect TO tho coll ction of said sun
WIN tmrty per cent pena ~ aud cost OF collection:
AL properly Lab Wthou any exemption.
FUHrHER NortcE -aN per on owing any taxes OF
1893 Que 2th Junc Last n by paying on or fore th,
~ th'a July 40 80 WHh3dt penaty all that l. not
pAlu Dy that tilue the peulit mr-t ana viii be added
JONATHAN KkNkkY,
Treasurer intSomefy Couniy,O.
Treasures Office, Day ton, July 81. ih64
juiy6
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Huston Hall for Rent.

JNHE bss Hall in the cty-will seat ono thousand
L parsona apply to j. d DrBUts
No. 2l2 Thri street. Huston Building
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-08-12

Ngw YoRE, August ~ Dispatches frem
Faragut suffer delay from the fact that il
was necessary 10 bring dispatches by steamer
from New Orleans They are nov, however
hourly looked for Richmond papers Of yes.
terdaY, say their loss in guns at Fort Gaines
was so, and they lost COO prisoners there, also
an Immense amount OF stores Of all SORTS
Sherman dispatches state that all Geor.
gia is in bis front, and under Hood
II is understood that Beauregard hss been
sent to take command OF the defenees at Mo-
bile That engineer has certainly showRs
high order of talent in the kind OF work with
which he Will there be ohaFgad with, as bis
defence Of Charleston aud Petersburg attest
The preesut position OF Sherman's army,
however, makes the mere possession Of the
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nG- Remember The Peace Meeting at Beck
ell Hall tomorrow. J., promises 10 be largely
attended Hon. GEO / CONVERSE, Of Frank
lir County, aud others will address the meet
ing.
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FoRTREss MoNBoE, August 10 --Cohsidera.
Bile firing is going on at the front this morn.
ing One Of the gadboats opened during The
night, aud threw = number OF shells a: what
was supposed to be moving rebel force.
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Ncm ADVERTISEMENTS
LOST CERTIFICATE.

A IL persons are rehy warned against purchss.
n ing erti iic9te Of drposite drawn In hvor Of
a ei r. john and payable 81 the Bank Of Winters
Son oi this city. The cerh ale bears date Of
Apul IS 1894 lis nu bered 1907, sue cans for 1850 0O
HaWn- lUsi the same, and ntAsd the bank OF the
Il W II { be paid course, and will therefore be
dead loss 10 the purchaser.
Dayton, august ~, 1894.
augl2-2W2td DANIEL +. JOHN
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-08-12

Complicating the, Farce. 1t seems
that one Colonel FRED VAN DERvEER, late of
the Thnty.ffb Ohio Regiment, is TO conteet
with the "galyaut General SoHEScE, for the
honor of an inglorious iefeat at the hands OF
the voters Of the Third District, on the I'd
Tuesday of October Ae there is not the
slightest chance on earth for the election Of
these painting aspirants, it would be uukind,
if not imperIinenl to require Of them to define
themselves respectively as TO their whereabouts
on the abolition triangle
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-08-12
City and Other matters.

Bs5~ The Choir ~ilIaiag IN The Synagogue
next Saturday morning for The drst time
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-08-12

The Bogus and the Simon Pure
We have heard story something like this
A sad misfortune once beCell man, which,
being witnessed by number Of persons,
drew from them ell with hat one exception,
the exclamation 81 am very sorry, indeed. y
One, however, putting his hand in his pocket,
end, drawing out Eve dollars remarked, as he
placed it in the band of the unfortunate man,
am sorry Eve dollars how sorry are the
rest Of you
The patriotism of the stay-st-hons, howl
ing deryishes--yho are al the time giving
loud expression 10 their favor Of The war
bears striking resemblance to the sorrow Of
the majority in the aaecdote. 1t. comes to
nothing, and costs nothing. It is the cheap.
est thing one can do to be in favor OF " a Wig
orous prosecution Of the war It is not only
cheap~-bat profitable Bat those Who do not
favor the war enough 10 take a hand in it, now
when their help is so sorely needed, can only
preserve their credit by keeping their mouths
shut, and by keeping away from the polls.
Nuns the word, for all such
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-08-12
RTRAx OoLT.

CTRANEp lroua the subscriber, living Ia Van BaFsa
- tosnship, three miles ifom Daytoo, ou the Day
tdn aud Winins ton pike, sorrtl Marc Colt w,ih a
oushp mAne, knotied and RlH OF burs, Z white strip
% TIE iotencad, aud one ofits hind feet white A
hbcfl reWnri wlii be pad Tor Information,
ang5.dlwdW3t JOHN FAUNER, sea.
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,WAsuGEoToS, August l2.-Letiers from the
Army Of the Potomac port all quiet except
the usual picket firing in front OF Burnside S
Corps.
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Wheeler & wilson

SEWING MACHINE
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1864-02-24

contains between 800 and 500 pages of tases and
mug, md toe choicest kinds for church,
Sunday school. revival, missionary, temperance,
praysF. and all Kinds Of sacred and
sorx neefings. The music Ia this book has lie and
animal IN IL, lie, "Shnlng Shore, Rest for the
earl, ,ss.Sh n we know each other .heref'' -Shal
we meet beyond the RiveI2'7t Ttere Is q Beautiful
World = KfDd Words,s, Sweet hons Of Prayer
s,fhsre ID 4 Land Of LSys ssfer 10
come ie t1e = "a ve he Satioif &cs Prices
&fe enpies, bousd. 50 cents $40 per 100; cloth
bound, embossed gilt, so cents, $50 per lo Mailed
al The retail price.
HoR ACE WATERS, Ag'L
sssfsl IS ssxs3 zssss AL Brosdway ~ New York,
Pubiisher of the above Books.
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naed as solo and chnruses- fos
spsiczi soeisiiess chnirs. Sunday school, public
scfonls. ,semiparie efc- aS4 sese -
Shall know each other theres Shall we meet beyond
the river Be IL time; There b besufp Don
you the Angels eonugf " here liberty dseils my
cssntrvs E<eedou Truth = w Cunning
Father arsham. SIX Hundred Thousand More lnation
III scuesl ThsFe is land Of love Sorrow shall come
again no more: Heavenly Hone Come Sing 10 me of
Heaven; Land in Sight Nhittiers Song of " Tbe piant
ztiou We will Love Sunday School our
God is on God save fbe Nation. Fair free
dam7s Mpra nae dawaed al last Over the Mountain.
Lttis tlsass Ar 4 neel. Wtilie's gone 70 Heaven,
E1G itfls children 10 come nBto Bury me in
the GARDEN, Mofber. Como 10 thy Rest Sweet baur
OF Prayer, Sc. Price cents 80 cents per dozen, Sc
per lGis postage cent each In sheet form, with
--sff11ssF Ps6lisnsd 81 HORACE W ATERs. Ag't.
4si Brosdway, New York;
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This il The title OF new Sunday school Book, of
35 pazcs af beautiful fuses hymps. II contains
many <re1as- sueIi as s.shali We Know each other
thsrez ssufer Little Children TO Come Unto Me;''
81 s Shore Obi ,T{s tiorious Y y Lesye
Me with nv Mother;'' He Leadeth DE Beside still
waters Prices paper covers. 20 cents, Is per
I0u bou nd scapts, Ss0 per lt Is etlitsd by
and Of which have had The enormous sale OF over
e'est ps1aTsa az e Al
s4ss4siEh - ssessp s4sf Broadway, New York.
May 10, 1868. r 9
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rssE NEW PArRsor1o soNG BOOK,

contains 90 pages Of songs duets chornses both
sacred and secua Including u pages Of prayers for
sick soisera, and soldiers' Scripture Nam
nal. N Is we'll safteii for social singing AZ we'll as
Sabbath udrabfp inong the many be1utfful pieces
may be foand here liberty dvelis IS my eonntiy.'
1.-THE cbr4sfian Hero Three cheers for Ban
sem of tbe 0cean ,, ssF reemats ring 'sss Co
aiusabia,s King 10 rchiHg AIong,,
paper covers, IS cents, SO per 100. Mailed
etihe seiafi price. ss esa = = ss
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Farv,,fel. sale.

T13E subscriber wishes to sell his farm. consisting
of one huldred and eig hty two acres, in Charles
Town, the road aiding from rlestowp To- Windf
ham. Ths. of a good and large
dwelling house. nearly new. barn 3Jx4 As, aud
other barb 2ax50. The farm is well watered, living
stream of running through II, and IL also
suppl ed with several good SPRING. hestis a M
Young orchard on the place The farm il suitable r.
raising sheep, or for dairy purposes.
Price low. aud te rms easy g - =, - :.
the premises. of the subscriber In Freedom Ohio.
Freedom, ehlo, jan. 8, 1864. l3 sw@
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For sale.

House aud Eef, Situated on the corner of Walnut
n and Eaa ufen reefs, in The village of Raven
ma nearly opposite the hing house of A. B. Grif-
IN, ESQ Said honse is nearly new. well finished;
and one of the convenient dwellings in the viii
slage. and will be sold very low for cashH = Rsxs-x
Enquire of A. u. GRlFFlE,
ss-S4as.5,-sss s.ssl sssssfs-t5 Ss Ravenna.
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llssE I..lls..l'| ii s.

hands bv sur,r.ssk b fresii, f,f elections
s. the loyal States. 4 victory Won by the
ssaofd @6tId he 10 victory, but la1nsbtabls
aersat % 5ls 1I:sliSss g .zs l.ssrsy Is
n,,,s,isass nil for 5.e n;,tsrv :; s
EFisAdef ii act tIa command sf al army, much
less the ccnrnsnSier who now has
a1oTf inan ng1s ls;5llss! g aaasI 5a
~ = 4a;Ii;e, & q ~ f 3.x Tss's|sssiai
eleeas. 81. s : - g
baiThs ssmptationstsss ssilaasg sss1didates TO
fusssthe sw and ia seen ep'inslseiiaa i
100 great; ting s,arn.ngs g h,sssry zss9nFsss-
~ e - e0sss,s s,s so g baza5'Ious aa szpsy.
ment. (f0) 's'''sss s...,s
Never before in our history has Such
combination Of highqualities been required
o ses ..s . 2 .s
The war has created debt The magnitude
ef which . ast tounding to consider The in-
terest aioriesiif oppFsss ne people Tor scores
ssaIs . s0s s shs ssal.s ...s 'ns a.sars
operations cfstl.s Is sssarsr kassibeen fsarfulIy
Isvsak ksnsd. So many hppdrsds OF tLegsands
of men heye been called from their indsstri-
a pursuits PR t never e TsspT1 t1 shsn 50 much
besu aestsoved SO many elas for tIessso.
dsetion of ita great staples laid sssastei i;sin-
deed its whole labor systspa has been pervsrt-
ea g, OF oasolgsnlzeas.s,sl l5ss ~ ~
=
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!. Far Sale.

TyHEHonse occupied by the subsIfiber, situated
1 on Maiu Street. Pleasantly stuated, and III good
rspsir te steries high, 1fs inches studs well wa.
tsfrd By well and eiseru, with most al yareties of
session e,yen in april, 1864, ss3s{x 5 saitgS
Also. l6e acres land. in Roonsboro Bosne County,
Iowa or will ex change for real estate in
WILLIAM, ,PTTMAN-z
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II 81 Az a. - = ~ y y 49,
81 ssqas 7s4 aes fs,s,ii,,nor ,nor 5is ssSsslsa e
+ s lies ~ g,,iBss p lota Heiagiea fss;a
--------77--s aesq ssifvii 5sasisa's
pilot sstapdins at on proudship's wheel
With wide gazing oser the raging sea,
White thunders crash around thee peal pn peal,s
| And nghtnfngs CLEAN with CHASTITY mock ery;ss
Relax thy stern, sad yissge ;rspeak and say
II we haveHefcer t4mpests yet In store;
The bowling winds bear quick response this way;
ss's 81 want more men, i've hun dred thousand aersI
20 saGtiss53ses yss1 ssasiy ssassq = stts .Sias1
More nneDf More mena Arethere not men enough
To bear the old ship safely through Ihe galeIrlf
j II moi, would wefwere madesof sterner stuf,s -
a5dThat might hear the CALI asid not turn ptls
we afe5bpt hnpssps and thstes q 81 sfeeA heart
In all our mourning. land, that is mot sore.s 10
.Wffhssach great Noundssa sas send The sdui apart
Re > How can We give ave hundred t6o6sah nd morei
res s lsal scarce fool Of ali OUT southern soil
That is not precious With some nameiess grave:
There's II ton is
iaa That has not iostr what God alone ceuldssave
= Some cherished one, ass cri6ce TO right - sssn
.7iSE SEet into Heaven through battle doos;
gAnslhot tears fall like sad rain on the night;
Can We still spare vehundred Thousand mores
Ayei thrice five hundred ihousandl if Gods truth
Can only be maintained ut sac ach cost
Aye, men unto the last For what, in sooth,
Is left to live for,ifous-aHis lost?
Human may be, but not less true men
What answer hayeswe given thy calls beioresls
g ss Rea ~, sir readyf sHurraht'' Now as then,
We'ifgiye the men, ave hundred thousand morel
o pilot standing at our proud ships wheel,
standSfrnf for we hsys heara.thy ysrning cry;
American sfhus ansHesahine aPp Ppeal-
ssHs'rs ready for dnserica to diei
Stand frm l and gaide-the craft with steady hand;
Thy crew, the nation, loyal to the core;
While the glad shout rings over all the land,
sWesretna rehng on ,6v . hNndred thousa nd more
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