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Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1864-02-17
SALil.4., 0F TnOs. Cln,y,r.,

ny Virtue nr
Orphans Court of ClcarGolJ % c. "a ''is
the I'd day Of October, A. b ISSS Ioa \ h.
exposed to sale by public yaoJ ,DJo aas n
PENNNILLE, in Penn townsbi" u@' y, si.,
~, Pa on FRIDAY the 2Gtb 5,, IL Vlsse, N
Ky, A. d. 1864, at 2 O'Clock = p",y aiNT
meSSnngo, farm or real estate 49,, %r he !.
township, county aforesaid. lo,, "'as s n ]
Ihomns Cleaycr decd, and WIZ ,~ ne u
the time Of his death, compri,inn iiy''gn n.a be
south by land of Lewis W"sI Ooull!l,
Ian OF Bilgcr and on the vs,, s,'' On lhsa
md Anderson, having about 40 y. " lahlg
undgr cultivation, the mlnn,a' ''u esra
portion Of 1t covered with go.. "ueilali
timber, a good frume barn, ns,,i. fn' and
dwelling house with an excellsn, aeHi al
close to the door, and a yopns To'sdn
of choice apples The Glen Il', IIelgorh
Eagle turnpike passes through ,Ls @la b
ing thU Samc of land eon,.,. lltaFa /
Clcavcr from Josiah W Smith ,1a ,.g,nliA w,
dated March 18th, 1851. recorloi '15Sgs
T,r0gc 227, for l2G acres, liS ,o.'l ~ oe'' 1
acres since sold out Of tbe soB,b vn., .,'ne'' p
ron Dunnorth by Thos Clesver wv 'V''sl
Terms Onc-third Cash A, c,,e-..
sale, one third in six months. anS 'a'l's M'is
ono year therea ter with in'erea. 4, ''Va
bond nnd mortgage. ELIZA ClPUuaa
Feb. Sd, 1868 st. ASm,.. AA
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1864-02-17
BaF-0ar Jac0bin neirbior saws that We

Ba7-our Jacobin neiehbor Saws thar we
counsel mob-law rs a remedy for wrongs.
instead Of q resort 10 civil PROCESS
We were moi aware, Until nov. that orr
ideas harmonized with our nei-hbor-s. 7
they do we are certainly ont OF or Ian
iude. and in great danger Of Welding 70
evil temptations.
When our neichbor signifies bis WI
lingness that our '''5lris q jlE.ias" shall
punish, a, the lzlr drz-lE, his brother Lear
u0rs for going TO the bOase Of q Democ-at,
in the dead hour Of the night. and a.
sauliing his family with clubs and stones,
breaking his doors, windows, &c, and 9th
erwise abusing his property, the oonnu-
nifty may have patience 10 hear him prEis
about civil process" as 4 remedy ios
Erongs' But not Sefure.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1864-02-17

,yrsu,y MORNING uuyRr l,th
John Minor Bolts A VillainouG AT
tack upon Gen Mcclellan hand
somely exposed

tack upOn Gen Mcclellan hand-
somely exposed.
Perhaps it is not generally known tlwD
ihcro mc now clomed to be- three Virgin
las. But such is the fact, First we have
OH Nrgnm, with lls capitol at Rich.
moud then We have Ww Virginia with
It's capitol a., Wheeling; and mslly, EIa
Virginia, with its capitol at Alexandria,
The two latter are claimed to be loyal
Some time last fall, Hon, Geo. s smith,
Treasurer Of East Virginia. addressed a
letter to Hon. John Minor Bolts, solicit.
Ing the use of his name in connection with
the United States Scrotorship from this
new state Mr. Bolts wrote a long letter
IN reply, declining the proilered honor
for the reason that he considers all .hrc,
Of the governments assuming to represent
the once proud old Mother Of Common
wenltho' as cquaiH spurious. We regret
that our limited space will not permit The
insertion Of this letter entire, tut the fol
loving extract will show its general char
acter:
"Pcrmitmc to say, my good sir, that l duly
appreciate the honor L, designed which which J., Lar , n5
now or hereafter, from any other source; but
siga and dlsnihod Las as Is the position ol t",Jna @
that might reasonably satisfy the ambition orauy
moderate man, yet in the present condition OF
the country, and Of the state Of which am "nu-
.,se h,,e anu 10 M1 manor DoIn you'' n"' win
.copt any appointment at the hands of either Of
the numerous gOrern"on,', now exercising ieg'sla-
@ mcnis of Wbat oner % Constituted the proud and re-
vercd old commonwealth of Virginia
Mr.. Bolts resides in vuipcppcr county,
which haS been within the rebel lines uu-
I'll quite recently-und he has steadily re-
fused to aid the lUbeliIo--occupying
neutral ground" IN the hope that the
good time might como when, to use his
own language, he could in some way
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1864-02-17
ROAD EI-Nh

JosETH SHAv, Esq, Treasurer Of Clearfeld
county, IN account with the different township.
for Road tax frr the years 1898
DR.
10 awouut due townships from last
settlement. SlSlG %
To amount reci from Unseated Lands, 1885 O6
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1864-02-17

Amount of County Bounty Militia Taxes due from
Collectors for the year A D. 1865, and previous years
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sG6S3 Gj $GGs5 C5


JosErH SHAW, Esq Treasurer Of Clcarfcld
county. in account with the diiiereLt townships
for School tax for the years 1923.
DIR.
To amr1nt due townships from last
settlement, s2i79 -
To amount reed from Unseated Lands, 1913 So
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1864-02-17

thousand two hundred hEd two dollars and eich-
ty-hve cents.
The amount Of outstanding Bounty Bends is
six thousand six hundred and seventy dollars.
The balance due the Treasurer is thirteen dol
lass sEd siNty-fye cents
The sSsount due Relief Fund, including Mill.
tia. Is -Four hundred and forty mine dollars and
Iforty-dve cents
Witness our hands this 22d January, A. D. 1864.
JACOB KUNTZ. ! >
THIS. DOUGHERTY,
A1sst, AMOS READ, !
W. 5. BRADLEY, Clerk.
/ WE, the Auditors Of Clearfsld county, having
examined the accounts Of Joseph Shaw, Rso. late
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1864-02-17
], P. KRATLIa
Has just opened Il large assoana
FUW ORd Wiph
Ar - = = Goods
FOR LADIES,

So'h rs c'shmrr"s mcr'nns' rep dcIars d
patmett', hrl. .la0t'' r'niln' alpaca ts'
prints, 'Ih'' cnsl'r'IyIh' sn-iam'' hNs
hhrn ia''' 'as'I r velvet trimming reH
'IA'"' ''','' dress "niion'' hosiery, TaM
r"I>e's' collars noo4', nuhlt'' st"ris a'in
n"'m'ra',' mAni.c'' co'ts' s'wi,' iars' ~
o'nhetS' Eats r!.n-n How vs. .nmeN o
MEMS WEAR
such ns cloths, cassimcre, satineil llnfan
tweed, cottonalr, muslin, italian clt Ie
lush, check, ticking, drnlms' drilling ~
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1864-02-17

Ia William Lloyd Garrison Is, and has
always been, the true leader ofthe Amert
rau Aboliuomists,
The above truthful quotation is from
Forrey's Philadelphia Press, aud is an
important admission heretofore denied by
the Abolition party. This man Garrison,
who Is now styled the true leader Of the
American AbOli,ionis,s, has published a
paVer in Boston, Mass, called The L,Jraiyr,
the motto Cf which has been for the ls,t
twenty years "hs Cmtsi States Constellation
&, a ca,aan, l-.i death, anil al agreement yH
frR." Now, it this is not treason, we
would like to know wha, is, and yet,
John w Forney openly admits that he
'' Is. and has always been, the ,rr icJ}sr
OF the American Aholliorists.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1864-02-17

BY lo. d. receiving, en- s.
Balance due Shaw, Trs. II fj
5000 % 5000 %
Aggregate am I Of outstanding bonds, 3GG7o 90
DO. d'. due Treasurer Il a.
Aggregate amount due from
/ Collectors, S9SIS %,
Aggregate amount due from
Uuseated Lands, 'aSs 90
Indebtedness, llSO 50
sG6S3 Gj SG6S5 C5
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1864-02-17

nIhc Democratic y,uIyryvs Ior Cambria Blbin
aud yIgmEyll rDuuuys will moctut thif place on
ln llh ul march ucNL 90 which time vur dogcr
les will have gooo Duroutuuity to dispose ot
their stock ur " grock'tu" ou1s "rot gut whis-
hey, ,"-7 Tyrone Herald
Judging from the spell" of the "as' %
Of the Herald, we think the sum total Of
his published receipts Of last week. must
have been invested IN "Greek Fire.
at one ct our doreries," II "accurs" to
US that marshal" law should be declared
there on the l7,h of "march :" hut per-
baps ,hc poor sponge is throwing out a
hint to the delegates that be may obtain a
nip at their expense We caution them
not TO treat the era, ther to good liquor
or il viii usloui,h his stomach as much as
water usually does.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1864-02-17
WOODRUFF
IMPOVED WEATHER INMr,,.

~ AN1llla
NO man should be without a wall -.
~ and reliable Barometer. Thesh'w.
article is superior to any other now m /.
selling price is from EIGHT to TWEEN
lars-sccorDiilg to style. IlBynr B. Wr'
Glen Hope, is the agent for Goarsslj
who will furnish them on short noties M
all necessary information.
II. /. WRIGrl
'""' w. ''"t'-'I' A.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1864-02-17

ll,',u lr'a,uTcr r' 9l \. 'nid county Do ~.
counts wy, TOT 'h' l,nt A. d. isCs ".,,lpaaas.
al. inc \, amount duo me Road H., ,se.'
urer ,. 10 two hundred atd ioa,,'ad ,uad y
ty one uouis. Wvhdt,.'
Tue amount due tho sohooip
hIct IL seventeen dollnrs sns .t.undgA
lhe amount ol outslandiaaa ~ ar
Two Thousand six hundreJ oheah
mrs and uincly.6yo cept.|,SSlnai Sna eigbyai
'"H3 wrn... nyr hundred dollar, are 0 ,g", siu's|
y, 1861. --u day " J,,f
G. WoRRGLl
d0r5L + cor NV ARD |
W. ), BRADLEY, Clri. "1r
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1864-02-17
ID EvITrls AM ENpENp,rupIs

IL ot tlcorocld County va, nr A. n. ls63.
lusfru euAv, EtQ, Treasurer off ClcntNeld
touuNt in The Commonwealth or pcnnul l,nuia,
in account with 7id County from tho Oth dny
or January, A, u, ls63 until the OH day Of
January, a. d., lsGl
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Sao2o 81 $aO2g 81

Cleaeld county nnr
due Rf
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1864-02-17

Received January ed, 1854, Of Joseph shaw,
Bsq-, late Treasurer Of Clesrfeld county, two
hundred and fourteen dollars and fifty one cents,
It being the balance duo Road Fund a. above.
c. EBATZER,
S-l4 81 Treasurer.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1864-02-17
RELIEF ErNn

J0srrH SHAu, Esq, Treasurer of Clenrfeld
c0uu'v, In the Commonwealth Of Peun'a in
account with Relief Fund for the year 1868.
DR.
To amount received from Collectors for
lsi1, including percentage. SI757 q.
To amt reed from Tu-eated lani- lIf S6.
70 do Do. DO. Militia Fund, lOSS I5
To do. do ID. Commissioners Book, IFS %
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1864-02-17

4 Aggregate amount of outsiaud ns
County orders. S27o5
Aggregate amount Of outstanding
Court h0u-e orders Si6l
Aggregate amount u outstanding
Court house bonds. 10000
Amount due Treasurer. shaw,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1864-05-09

tered, on Wednesday last, one hundred Con
ftderate cavalry belonging to he. command OF
General Forest, near Bolivar, Tenn, on INC
south side Of The Iiatchie River. After u Sc
we're fight, the Confederates are reported 70
to have been driven across the river. lhe
Federal loss issput down at TWO killed and
twenty wounded
The s'Exposition OF tne administration Of
Gen. Butler ia Norfolk, BY Gov. Peirpoinf, .
is publi:I,ed extensively at the North, and IS
accompanied by The seyerest comments OF the
press generally upon the conduct Of Gen, Bt4s-,
ler if one halt Of the charges can be substan
tiated before court martial. Public opinion
is running strongly against Gen 8. at the
North. and elsewhere.
Gen. Kirby Smith, il his official report Of
the Red river battles, says that he took from
Banks four thousand prisoners, tVo thousand
Gge hundred wounded eight thousand stand
Of arms, tw, thousand and odd mules: tVo
hundred alsl fifty wagons, nine Anndred bar
rels OF -four, and thirty FIVE pieces or cannon.
The Bishops Of the Methodist Episcopal
Church, Of the T. s., il their actress e 'he
General Conference in Philadelphia, have ex-
pressed the opinion that none should DC ad'
mitted to church fellowship who are either
Shareholders OF tainted vith treason.
All interest IS now absorbed in the news iroTn
the battle field in Virginia. Oi course ezag-
geratcd and incorrect rumors AMI reports are
almost hourly set aAoat. The proper course
is 10 reject ali accounts which are not properly
authenticated.
The New York " orld acknowledges tie IN
correctness Of it's extra concerning re.
ported defeat Of Burnside, at Thoroughtare
Gap.
A company from Baltimore has recently
made extensive purchases Of coal lands arc
coal privileges 10 the vicinity Of halrmount,
10 Virginia.
Shad we're selling on Saturday at SIS per
hundred hut it is expected that The price Of
shad and herring will decline this week.
Shad sold TO day at s2.
Az the close Of last week there was decline
IN the prices Of beet, -four, and some other az
1icles, in New York.
Thomas J. Beach, for twenty years past
connected with the Baltimore Sun, died Ia
Baltimore, yesterday.
The weather has been very warm Ter INC
last two or three days.
Cen Rosecrars has caused considerable ez-
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1864-05-09

\ Ncvbern letter states tbat tile 1'nSoaa'
rate ram left The Roanoke river, g2t mo t1e
Sound and went up SOME o!!l@l l;e1' lob '.L7
:1rIlose Of drawing off t'ao T. ;cr2l ga1coats t
TIer progress was nol inteTjefSad with ~ t1a
b!ockuding squadron.
Blisad}isr (5e,seral Edward Z. S. Ca7oI aa'
been appointed by fe*ile2t Aoooio ,:oi n ~ ;bs os
cojanianCl OF a} lhe E5leral TROOPS west q S'o
DIis$I>sippi river.
Adyices tro1n Lexington, No.: ana A1os25
City state iat very Gsnerai oI:rIa ozt5ts,
caused hy 1he rel ortS OF l11nfreh G1I1'sJ ;.''~o
into the Stare IT the .heai ut several bUn11ea
tne1.
Orc million, one hundred aoj tlaift5 three
thousand dollars il specie was shipped 11o~"
New York ior Nnrope on SATURDAY 15s'
The trains that we're 8ent Up the Orange ana
Aleza,lria Reiroaa yesterday, % bring down
tl,e wounded from The battle, haJ aot returned
~ s - q clock this evening, Hnj there are r4~
nos y, - ot ID ;lterrupuoa lo tra.c! on 111 To21~
The New York herald., 1864-12-14
NEW YORK HsaALp ynpNssp DaenxBER A. .lsdA

shs plassaa'sw wsss frequent ApA hsfs, .~s W
asOcs q ~ ssliyalSs Tor shh par, Il Ne world, ass
hss svn.ouy Been sns habAstions Il wealthy not W.
ssiiss0 people. nel,ssAbs isAsuss vas Ne sssat
seeeees - eesA, sweet pslssses Sed1s anA bve s6est
- every plassatisa passed JAessasA ~ tAo1sas6 q
bsshss we're found orb and hunArsds a cares yss
~ slAIk
No grain belonging 70 private parties was destroyed,
szOsDs y Individual instances q tAs swssss' psssoaai
ssseztsosness. Az the grain - well al ~ build.
hgs - what known - We Dr.. waskins farm were
bsrssd 10 consequence Of the living male nembss Of The
family being In the rebel service
Apple whsksy and apple brandy were found In abund
every whore, and consrased strongly IN this par
tsssar viii any ssotiss o. shs eoefsdsrssy AAsso ira
vsrssd BY sresps. ssvsaiysix barrels fsusd n
oas lss sas hundred N anotAsS and ths sxhiarashg a.
feels visible for days.
many instances the citizens hs0cked IN the heads Of
~ barrels appssash N drssA q hto1icatsd ssL
disry.
Fruit also found n larger quantities. and wider Ai
fusion, and majority Of shs Inhabitants seemed reason
ably prepared for years. subsistence
The culture Of sorghum also feature q ~ plan
satisss passed, and almost an had their own nis and
svaporators for manufacturing syrup. Scarcely ssas
found that Aad not one or more barrels q fair
quaasy.
Tho sltizeus along the lne os march wsse BY sans
friendly. JET but little invecsive cropped out. - pres
encs Of our army hiss . wondsrfully mefyiDg and 70.
strainng effect In this particular. Terribly frightened
best describes their condition Sf mind. In most casss
families abandoned their houses approached, ana
either secre.ed themselves in the woods until passed
hastened 70 . safe distance away. FurDiture ana
household implements generally abandoned, and
donics every gave evidence Of hasIy departure
and fight.
The horses and mules were generally hkiden in the
woods and swamps; but the cattle and hogs wero too
numerous TO be thus disposed Of. Chickens, turAeys
geese and sweet potatoes In abundance and constr
tused shs daily rasons Of our hungry boys
THE xEGROhs
The negroes welcomed 10 everywhere-as ihey always
do-and returned with tho troops In considerable num-
berA Such preferred remaining with their masters
nevertheless welcomed every mile Of the way, and
their goodbys TO sable friends with dirty ban
dannas from every fencetop along the road.
But little public property-trans, arms or ammunL
Captain Trembly, in command Of ordnance train,
secured small lot Of ammunition, but the carbncs had
just been removed Al Jarratts station ctiZens stated
that three trains, loaded with forage, passed up
Wednesday afternoon intending TO await further OF
advance Stony creek They passed back with their
loads during the night, and apprsed the people OF the
route upon which the federal troops were advancing
The New York herald., 1864-12-14
Arrest end BrieT Detention OF General


Arrest and BrieT Detenison OF General
EnrrIos.
General and srPresdent Esrros 'c the United States
yesterday from this port for Rico where bs pro.
pcses making permanent residence. passage was
taken for himself and lady board the steamer Costa
Rca; but While on board ami while the steamer was IN
fno stream, tho General arrested by Marshal Murray
acting under orders from Washington The explanation
made to the General was ,aai be was charged
With carrying with hin, one thousand stand Of
arms, which he n once denied tul as the
Mersnal wa not or fdft in the languages.
II vas necessary 10 get tho aid OF Interpreter 1bs
General therefore brought the Const, for Porto
RICO who made every thing Gear aud satisfactory 70 the
MUD OF tho Marshal, and who noned TO tho belief en-
tertaiDed by the other gentleman that u a malicious
stempt on the part OF some a the Generals
citizens of san Salvsdor0 give him trouble and annoy.
ence, and TO prevent BIS sailing according 10 hs inten
lion. Win tDe exception OF the annoyance OF brief
detention the attempt was failure, and tho Costa Rca
conveys the gallant General 70 "eesh heds Of pasture
new.p
The New York herald., 1864-12-14

WI. Vssds. l0th Nsu. Yosh. a-
Sergeant v. Herbert, lss naiBs.
u. Woods, JOsh New Ysrk.
janice Pagan, 3lss PAnaAssvania.
8. W. B0w mai, IN ieaasy ylv@ia.
u AaAAey, III hassashusesNs.
,. Ward. esh RsansylvassA
n. hartman, esh Psonsy ylvsnia; tIea.
r. hc6srivip, 4th Pennsylvania.
J. Ooruhap, eth PsnnsylvaniA-
,. 6eoSss, "a Pennsylvania.
Sergeant J. 3. Bsrkhotdey, I'd PonOsyivaDto.
The New York herald., 1864-12-14
Brssksyn city News.

nzcnos on Cuv EsSSun - m Pm nBAns1s-
ne bssuis slsctios Of Chisf Spginss = ~ srssk1s
yss Department (wsssss Dbsis 49, psAss - ~.
NJ, bsswsss ~ Assrs 4 ssvsa aal - eAS:sns -
teSns we're brousht 20 firemsus Rail, y Heary street,
bsswssn nine anA eleven, whore ~ yssO wsso -
vasesd. The hall nnsd with spscsaeess, ~ ee1s
70 hear the result Mr.. Cunningham wao eAeeeo ~
unaiority Of GO& voteo.
The New York herald., 1864-12-14

7.
Fhipmstes together met,
Now The first watch " set.
Drain ne CRu 10 night;
God keep gcod sailors alil
Rest 10 the brave who falll
God ess oui Admiral,
ltedipR The van 10 night
fcon, fr, "a y relfl spers,
We8rlpg the traitors bara,
Wei shil ms out tho StPrs.
blaaoned eiih slripss again,
Hlfh over talllc Rrsrs
LDGrtys types again,
The New York herald., 1864-12-14
New, may ths sosg ] briss. -
LcUd )ikea bSgbs Fs-~-
yayragus's- ~ q
IN np yoar pipes again

I..a l.:. hss's - o.. :
..as I siOs;
IN np your pipes again
Isvs sssss sAs ssss,ss So,
ownt rolls sbs dsSkssSs %;
6hipmasss, the night esnssA
eIIsae are trump and drum,
oIens re shot and bomb;
An The dark nees is dumb
Dumb till the nght conseh.
1eeo1atss. ws'll Oil tAs san;
Lhe's bus little span;
AseAeY's our battle van
YeDdos y YarraguA
VT1nk 10 the Iron Man.
Drink " bold Farragul
knoIis DO the cups We plight,
Cannon eur bsskers Driahs;
1ssed b oar vine te-sNht;
Snl - 70 EasYaguA
Yen =, - planets trusl
Tell ~, - waters bluel
whittier do eagles fiyf
Out Of what oceans foam,
O0s q wbas Breakers comb,
Born from what coral home,
Boar ~ she sea gulls hieht
1nsn shall our answer rise,
6teser than eagle dies,
higher than sea gull viss,
Upware with Vavragut-
VyWaSe. thscuRA glery's skies,
Smiling with FaPrsguil
0e from the seas arose, tt
Grand With their deep repose,
white with their SILVER snOwss
Goa blsss ED GayTaguaj
".
Out q 'wsr's baptism,
eDrinkled with Are Chrism,
Glory reveals her own;
Thus, like mis- hamesake bOld.aS
David, renowned Of old
DeyhOOd the man fOret0ld,
Glory but seals her ownl
Eoarce had twelve summer suns
Passed HIM, like halcyons,
Whsn with immortal ones
Mingled young Farragut:
Breasting the British guns,
Bastled young Farr agutI
Mead 70 our hero scroll,
6hrined In the Capitol;
yMty years back lis roll
h. E@~~ rAn
The New York herald., 1864-12-14

erAsrR-sraIcxlAsD Brooklyn, on wednesday
evening" December T. by Rev. A. ElmsnAorf, D. D..
AssAaAn SrAsn 70 JULIA A., only dAaShasS a HsnyJ
q essekand
The New York herald., 1864-12-14

Won BY our Farragutl
ohipmatesl we've seen the waves
Building, from tropic caves,
Columns gigantic;
Heard the great waters roar,
Where, on the angry shore,
Storm ridden Labrador
Braves the Atlantic;
But the soas mover woke,
Never the thunder spoke,
Wild a. the storm that broke
Over bold Farragut-
Fierce as the battle stroke
Hurled against Farragut;
When, from those rebel moats,
Up, from those rebel floats
6ix Scor6 M cALoon throAts
Roared against Farragutl
o, how our hearts were chilled,
whom the low words "He'D killed ~
some one had muttered;
Every pale mouth was shut;
Yet, with one meaning mute,
Asking for Farragut,
Every iip 1uttered.
Quickly, 10 calm the doubt,
ssFarraguts hete !" we snooS:
Then, y hat Cneer rang out
',Farragut Farragut ~
High 0'er the rebel r0ut,
''Threo.chcers for FAfrAguee
Clear as our battle cry,
1ealing up, wild and high,
Rsnding tho murky sky
"Thank God for Farragusw
Mates, ye have hoard full Oft,
How, when he climbs al0ft,
Under the risen stars
SooD, through the misty top,
Making our pulses stop,
Strange voices seem 10 drop
Down from the mZcn spAro.
There, with bold Porter, rides,
Aun. Of the "Ironsidee p'
There brave Decatur glides
Close 70 our FarragutI
High DER all battle tides,
Taking with Farraguti
Though the Wild iyphon pipes,
Though the norce norther gripee.
Under the Stars and Stripes,
There sits old farrasut
80, when, from blazing ports,
Hurting at rebel forts
Cannon blows ihuAierous,
Down on Mobile he led
War ships, ike dragons red,
while ell the deep sea aed,
QuakDg, from under us,
where the blue rockets flashed,
where The hot shell was dashed,
Where the shot madly crashed.
There wo saw gnrragut
High at the masthead lashed,
There was old Farragutl
Castles once mora sc pas sed.
e5ips on tho shore we cast;
ISshed TO our banner mssI
SIN was bold Earragutl
Messmaiesl at morn wc 6gbtl
Tbs may be our lrRt night;
FIJI up the cgn AGAIN.
II We must bTayely lall,
God keep cur dcag ones ALI
God shield the Admiral,
lo4dlng our aRani
When DER yon cnannel bars
Stream out Toe rocket stars,
Then, 10 the signal Spare
lip viii climb Fnrragutl
Ilatentug 10 cRnnon jsrs,
Tnero w,li he farraguti
Wrapped In his taito clnek
Woven from hre u smoke
Sod hlcss his heart Oi oak
There weil see Farrsgnr
FHr HARTFosp AsD nER OFFICERS.
staunoh craft, which bas passed through such ,
IN Of 1re, looks renarsshly wen. The following Il
Of her cfrcers:--
> A6n,Tal-Davlds TsrYagut
tdi ,--iefciyal Drsytor.
leH0uf JoHtmdnagf--I4. A. Kimberly,
atsnants-J. Critteucen Watson, H. d. Tyson, Lea
Adams.
iaa'---w. II whlticr, G. 2. p Gliddep.
ING Mdter's Maiss-ii. X. Avery, W. III Hathorne.
Iineili, jones Morgan, Charles Brown.
ssscd,g.--Robert Dixcu.
>. Staples.
inc Joiu1fssr L;e,derunt- George %. uphsn.
Lsnsdne.
lGdnl Surgep--N m. Connors
I Mercdth
a1e,rs 4 hiof Thomas williamson. First Assistant
Hatch second Assistants, isaac lie Gran aud II. l..
lgt0n. Third Assistant, james l.. Spsights.
etary 10 CoiamoRder OF SqsddroR--A. Mckinley,
~ Eaagn 70 Cop.mandeT or SQaaaron---w william
q.
Iaoster's CisYf--H. A. Wood.
t1in Of hGrtTes-Cnarles Haywood
DenfsY-I ~ Dixon.
maksr-T. &. Herbert