davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-01-15
The L. S.ssanitary Commission

70 urgent want OF funds Its for the relief of tho
Army extensive and effective than it,
depos every military CENTER Eom Arlington
the Rio Gramle The value ofthe npples issued ID
the Amy OF the Potomac duriny and Immediately after Getl
tysours exceeded seventy thousand dollars lis issues a
Chaanooga Ike scale. Thousands OF men needing
Special Relief" daily cared 70. in i,s Homes Id
s,.ahoats and trains follow soldiers eyerywh
other and equally important departments Of work Sanitary
Insrection Hospital Inspection Hospital Directory Trans>
porraon OF the sick and wounded full operation.
The OF all this saving is not less than forty i've
thousand dollars month It's funds much redueeds
and immediate contributions requested 70 sustain H.
The Fairs that have been with such admirable ana
energy sud Chicago Cincinnati and
Boson though reported everywhere for the benefit OF the
Sanitary Commission hare not yf contributed Dollar q
tredsUy The large thus raised have been receive0
by branches o the Commission Ut those cities respece
lively.
These branches apply them most usefuy, mainly 70 the
purchase ms-ria he made into clothing bedding Ncs
and m IKE purposes They ,hus relieve the treasury Of the
Commission necessity Of purchasing suppes belonss
ing certain Glasses Bu ley render no aid to any o,ef
department OF its worA. =.
Those who desire fuller information 70 the -ysnigaio,
method and the Commission referred TO statements
OF it's system and OF the application OF ts innds Just pub
shed copies OF which be had on appicaon at THO
office OF the United States Ssni.ary Commission, No 5
4! oawey u the Bookstore OF A. ~ r handopl NO ooS
Broadway
IL il submitted 10 al humane snl patriotic men that the
Commission hss saved ard daily saving lives the country
rsnnot Afford 10 lose wins. It Il doing 10 economise the NE
and health OF soldiers : worth 10 me country ten tes me
money Commission has received and OF direct p,e,
teal Importance every Interested in diminishing the
cost and he duration OF the war , ,,,c
Contributions may b- to the Treasurer at No bS ALE
g.. or No. G2i BToadwsy New York.
BY order OF the Standing COMMITTEE -
GEORGE L. STRONG,
Treasurer United States Sanitary Commssson
December -. 1913
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-01-15

Diseases OF THE NERVOUS SEMINAL, URIN-
aEY syD SEXUAL SysTYMs.-New and reliable trcamenin
Reports OF tho HOWARD in sealed letter
envelopes free Of charge Address Dr. j. SAiLLiS HoUCn
TON, How ard Association, Philadelphia, Pa
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-01-15
70 NICTOE HTGO.

CAPELRk. Nov. p, 1863
DrAR VICTOR II co ! was certain OF your assistance
aud you must BE- certain Of my gratitude. What YOU
say il true; and wish had the million Of henrts which
would make the million Of muskets unnecessary.
would have the universal concord which woDld rem
der war needless. J. Ike yon. await with confidence
The awakening OF the peoples. but 10 realize truth with
out suffering, and 20 folio" the triumphant road OF
that has thur far in vain been sought II is for yon,
who are the light bearer 10 point less painful way
and Tor Us 10 follow you. Your friend for life
GARIBALDL
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-01-15

The following important and timely letter from
Che Secretary of the Treasury was read to the
Senate on Tuesday:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-01-15
VICTOR Huso, Guern,ey.
10 GEN: GAgIBALDI, CABRERA.

HAUTEVILLL HOUtE, Dec 20 1863.
DEAR GARIBALD: We both Of us have faith. and our
faith ~ the same The awakening Of the nations is
eyhable. For myself have deep conviction that
when the time come but little blood will be shed. The
Europe of the peoples ora da Even the revolutions
the most fortunate and the most necessary have their
responsibilities and you. like myself are OF those who
dread for them the enormous ght OF drop Of blood
unnecessarily shed.
Let US have no blood o. all that ia the ideal and why
not the ideal' When tho ideal il reached by mon and
you yourself slhce " prove IT, why nsy Il not be vt
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-01-15

ARMIES SOLDIERS The BOARD Of SUR
croys and the suRsyos GysKRAL. u. s. A. have given
spec honorary commentator to the PALMA Arm aud
authorized s manufacture. The INVENTOR viii give full in
formation PALMER" Legs also. OHYicEs PHILADELPHIA
NEwYoKK. BosTos. Address b. FRANZ PALHKR.
Surgeon Artist.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-01-15

And the Paulsen Club resigns.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-01-15

Composition Gold Watch Chains-An entirely new
article very closely resembling gold and warranted not ~
change color, being the thToug hout for sale b.
GEO. &. ALLEN, No. AIS Broadway,
One door below Cansl Il.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-01-15

SECONDHAND SAFES for SALE cheap for CASH
at No 100 MArpgS.LAsE
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-01-15

GROVER a. BAKERS Highest Premium ELAs-
TIC STITCH SEWING MACHINES for sae at No 93j Broadway
nssr z.ds Also mse,ns Sewing Of every description done
w We Zoe, paalsi.
The daily Chattanooga rebel. [volume] (Griffin, Ga.) 1864-1865, 1864-07-25
Gen. ~. III. r. Walker

The fall OF this gallant soldier will elicit manly
sympathy from every hcart. lie was one al the
Confcderacys brightest jewels and bravest knights
he bore stainless escutehepn.. In The Mexican
war ne won high position n brave and ch;yalrous
soldier, which he raised to ths highest standard by
bis heroic deeds upon the battle fields of this war;
He was citizen of Georgia. Our want Of famil-
iarty with the details Of his interesting history
win not permit that We att.mp, a sketch of his
career as soldier, and we leave the grateful task
to more competent hants. Bnt this ne know tina,
q moro knightly heart was stiIled by tho ms-
sles Of ruthless foe.
The daily Chattanooga rebel. [volume] (Griffin, Ga.) 1864-1865, 1864-07-25
Curiou. Illustration orRea rape.

About fifteen years ago il happened i'm a
certain country in Enrapc that the in
spector general of gsrrsons, while visiting n
provincial town. observed n sentinel station
ed ut n little distance outside the walls, keen
ing guard over some ruined buii,l;mg in the
suburbs. The General inquired Of the scnti-
mel. with some curiosity. why no WAS pustcd
there. The sentinel referred him to his SER
geant. The sergeant had nothing to saw but
TINT such were the orders of his lieutenant.
The lieutenant then justified himself under
the authority of the captain communicate %
the garrison. Upon being applied to for his
reasnns for the standing order in question,
the cOminandant informed the Inspector gen
efal, with mach seriousness. that his prede-
cessors in Office had handed down To him the
custom Ono of the duties of tho place. n
search was immediately instituted i'm the ar
chieves of the municipality. the result of
which was to obtain satisfactory proof that.
for the last seventy. years. n sentinel hnd al
ways stood over the ruined builtling.in the
same manner.
With awakened interest and curiosity the
General returned to the capital. lie there
set on foot more elaborate investigation
among the State documents o. the. Minister
ct War. After q t,ng delay it was at Ia st
discovered that the rnined building of the
FaubourS. had been. i'm 1920. Il storehouse
for mattresses belonging To the garrison and
that in the course o: that summer it became
desirable to paint the door. While the paint
was wet. guard was placed outside to warn
those who went i'm Hnd ont: but before the
paint was dry. it cams to pass that the "Gicer
"n duty was dispatched on u mission of i'm
portance, and left the town without rcI,en-
bering To- relieve the sentinel. For = hun
bred and thirty years II guard of honSr had
consequently remained over the d~kr-a sa-
cred and inviolable tradition. but 4pne which
represented Mt bottom no higher plea than
the idea of wet naint
The daily Chattanooga rebel. [volume] (Griffin, Ga.) 1864-1865, 1864-07-25
CIRCULAR.
ST frE OF GEORGIA.
I
ADJ'T. Aso IxsrEcros Il EVIL. 0rrJcE,

LII a., 1
ADJ'T. An, Ixsrscros EVIL. orrTcE, X
Mncon, July Is, 1864. }
To the Aids de Camp of the Military Districts and
Officers detailed by Major Gen. Smith TO bring
up The Reserve Militia
Immediately upbn tho receipt Of these Instructions
you will cali upon The justices Of tho inferior court,
the clerks of the siper and inferior courts sher-
iffs tax collectors and ether ofoals exempt by Law
from militia dny yo,is counties 10 assist you in
carrying on, ihs orders given by the Governor in
his procl3nation sf tho 9th inst. Ttese officers
will be expected to- go through their respective
ties suininoning individually every ordered by
the Governor to rPort To Gen. q. w. Smith nj
this place. and warning them to assemble at the
County seat on given day, within five days after
yom arrival in the souniy,) to repair in body to
hacos as required; and subsequently To that day.
TO arrest any refusing delaying 3" obey the
summons, and send them forward under proper
guard In the execution Of shis duty you will be
governed by the principles laid down In thc Gov
crncr's proclamation Of the 9Th 5oly, 1854, and
in his letter to bis aide, Col J. C. C. Biackbnru, Of
July 18th, ls6l, copies of which are herewith en-
ciosed; and you will sec that all militia men
csnpts and detailed men within the limits Of your
Senatorial districts and counties, except such as
are exempted by the Governors proclamation above
mentioned either sent forward TO this
place directed.
By order of the Commander in Chief.
HENRY g. WAYNE.
jy23-at. Adj't aud Insp. eensrai
xxA- Zach newspaper IN the State copy twice
and send bill TO Afjuisnt Generals Once, Miledge-
vile.
The daily Chattanooga rebel. [volume] (Griffin, Ga.) 1864-1865, 1864-07-25
A PROCLAMATION
IsHAM G.. HARRIS, GOVERNOR ol
TENNESSEE.

To the Sheris, Coroners and other civil oaic"r>
the State Of Tennessee. aud To the cftcrs ia
command Of troops from said State, yriihcr "n
duty or in hospitals
WHEREAS, a vacancy for Congress Ia she litb
Congressional Distric. of Tenncss {, has been az
casioncd by the death of Hon. David N. Currin.
you are therefore commanded to opcs and hold
an election ON THURSDAY. the eii.htscntl, ia,
Of August eighteen hundred and sixty ipiis all
the voting places in your respective comhiicS. Hm
in the camps OF the army. and at such other point
rs Tennessee soldiers may he an duty, ar urho, 4
pital. ON the day of election in pursuance of as.
act OF Congress, entitled An tci provide i"r
holding elections for Representaii,c~ ia the Ion
gress of the Confederate States IN the s;rai' III
Tennessee" approved May lsi. l>'.::, and .,,.
amendatory thereof approved Jun" oh, isG., lad
the purpose Of filling said vacncy, aud slue rriuI
thereof rakr 10 me according 10 Law In ">tiin" I
ny whereof
49, I, ISHAM g. HARRIS. G"N crnor n
: l.. s. Tennessee, have acreuuio set nay hand
- and caused the great seal of the Sts,e /,
be affixed, this the s4th day of june y d.. i-Gi.
lSHAM. q. HARRIS. I
By the Governor:
J. E. r.. RAY, Secretary of State
ju2I-td.
,s& Tennessee papers copy rrorlaua,,.,. 81
election. 1
The daily Chattanooga rebel. [volume] (Griffin, Ga.) 1864-1865, 1864-07-25
THE ATLANTA DAILY AND WEIk-
-LY fNTELLIt;ENCER.

The undersigned. proprietor OF the Atlanta pr;i,
and Weekly ISrELLIGENcER, announce I" tbs ln'
lie that he has made arrangements for the ru'ir,-
ticn of these journals in this ciss. Macon ..nd
that In few days subscribers til the same w,'l L,
furnished usual with their papers.
Correspondents, advertisers. AMI all lscr.".1, Ia,
ing business with the ISrEIi.iGENcER, viii rir'-'
address their communications 1" The Intelligence
Office, Macon, Georgia.
All Job and Government work o., hand Will H.
resumed at an carly day.
JAREDI. WHITAKER
jy2l-4t. prnlH,ci.r
The daily Chattanooga rebel. [volume] (Griffin, Ga.) 1864-1865, 1864-07-25

- Tbs heavy clouds Of dmasser ~h;eh bat q
few hoars ago were 80 seriously threatening, were
dissipated by tho giorisus news from Atlanta, con-
tsined IN or paper of yesterday naorngag These
dispatches informed that the mercsuariss Of the
Lincoln tsovernmens, before 'xhom our army had
been steadily retfea.ing from Ialeon to tho chatin
hoochee. aad from The Cha.tahoochee to Atlanta.
had bsen successfully met and had failea to main
tain heis position against the iupe,uous onset Of
our gallant so!diery; that they were driven fro u
line alter line oftheir ent.enehmcnts with terrific
ioss IN Killed and wounded, i.bout four THOUSAND
prisoners and twenty two pieces of artillery.
The rebound OF the publ.u n.ind from the deprcs-
sion OF the previous day, caused by the
reports brought from Atlanta by every train. wa.
very great. The word of cpEgratustiou was on
every lip and the sparkle Of jay In every eye Our
d.Hsss- a. Atlanta had seemingly been much exar.
gera:sd by the msltitades OF alarmed anil panis
stricken fngitives who had infected the country
through rhish they acd with their own doubts of
the eoiiity on our army TO beat back the Hnh.laI
horde who had poured down from tho North to
beset and aospo.. us
Our army had fallen back from Chieannupa "a
Atlanta, step by step. until it did seem to some.
that falling back was the one grand condition Of
is existence. To those who regarded its retreats
ts looked zz though the ary stouIl never turn ap-
on It's pursuers, but that 1t had abandoned one
strong position after another it would not pansc to
defend one without any natural advantages g,r
defense, bat would .tiil pase on.
Bat those Who si,us reasoned, ba.i mistaken The
policy OF our commander and the heroic spirit Of
his men. The point had beef, reached when srht
ing vas to be done: When ,snr insolent foes wero
20 be taught that the spirit OF our troops. which
biazed 50 brightly at Chick,nauga was not yet
extinct, and that the posses,ion of Atlantis conld
ouly be obtained at tho pric,, Of Hood. The gal
iantry with which our armF charged into and
over the defences Of the enemy, and the ..upeuous
Jury with wbirh IL swept every thing before IL,
proved that il Was still worthy OF the confidence
which has always been reposcl in IL, raior an as
snred the country that there Has still wall ,r de.
or course He cannot conjecture what NAV YET
transp;re. The policy of Gen. Hood is supposed ia
be determined resistance to the further progress
OF the invader. But whatever his p,iicy. the army
has she~n that its spiri is ynt anhrosen nnl tina,
it can and will fgL; rs well under its new com.
mander as it did und.r its old The fears that the
change of leaders would dispirit and discourage
them is disPelied and the country breathe {, Ger
holder than IL did before this last glorious fight
The daily Chattanooga rebel. [volume] (Griffin, Ga.) 1864-1865, 1864-07-25
Fro,n V1reini..I

81 Exom Rrginia.s
Through tho attention Of che Exprcss Company,
NO arc in possessies Of Richmond papers Of the
isth sala iothg Tiss sentins oG. u 18th says:
rson IRE sogrH SIDE.
p Tlssss sSs notEasg inlesesssss from Pdssrshsrg
yesterday We hasf of The usual shslliug during
os SIes. sd ss ..s
u rsiposs In eaxnp that A. J. Smith had rsiu-
forced Grant with his command; which he hardly
possible, without he has made most excellent time
in his retreat through Mississippi, with Gen. For,
The troops mentioned in the letter published in
tho Sentinel -<-eSssnrday morning, as having gone
up the laac in 81 transports. are now known TO
have been warren.s corps, aud supposed to number
ten or twelve thousand men.
Dense clouds Of smoke were seen, yesterday
sending the South side Of the James, in the d..
rrcton of Chester. and many fancied they beard
the roar OF artillery. Passengers by the Peters
burg train reportihs woods 70 be on fire. IN sen
erai places, between Richmond and Petersburg,
thua accounting for the smoke.
There wa. nothing ssw from psssrs6nrg or LIS
that the flags Of the enemys shipping In the
James river were displayed at half-mast This
would be done only in the event of the death of
some high officer of the ARMY navy, or OF tie
Preaidens or some member Of his Cabinet
faxKrSo TaANsroRrs-
We have authentic info rmation, through an at
tentive correspondent. OF the sinking of tran.-
Starke took some artillery down the river aud
sunk two transports loaded with troops, ana drove
FIVE others back that were trying to go down tile
river.
The Sentinel Of the 9th contains the following,
Upper POTOMAC
An oiRciaf dispatch, receircd Mt the War Depart
ment, yesterday, states TINT tho Confederate frsc
that appeared in front Of Washington Tuesday
last had rc-crossed the Potomac on the eth bring
ing of everything safely. and in good order. Tie
dispatch states that our loss was slight
The following nsmed officers, wounded in the
battle of Monocacy, arrived in this city liant even
ing, ria: Brigadier General C. A. Evans; I.eutes-
an: Gordoo, OF General Els stat, and Captain
Pearcs, 26th Georgia.
Colonel Lamar, 6ist Georgia; Lieutenant Gel
onel Manufacturing. Captain Lonther, 2e,h Geor-
gis and Major IIawlcy, 18th Georgia battalisn
sserc ki,ied.
We learn from OF those wounded officers tn at
In tho fight at MUuocacy, total loss in killed,
wounded and missing between fuur and & re
hundsed. The enerny's loss in killed and wountlsd
was about eieven hundred besides the loss Of seven
aundrcd prisoners. who brought, with others
captured at different points, this side Of the Po-
tomac.
-Ouitforces retired from before Washington ON the
a3th On tho .l4ih our cavalry defeated the ere
mys cavalry near Poolsville, and the last of the
COME ierAtc forces crossed to the Virginia side of
the river the same day.
Five thoase nd horses and twenty-five hundred
oeevstJ were among the captures safely brought IT.
The daily Chattanooga rebel. [volume] (Griffin, Ga.) 1864-1865, 1864-07-25
EXCHANGE NOTICE No. ~.

RIcHMoSp, VA. June -. 1861.
ALI. officers ard men of the Sicli~inits capture
Of July (, 1863, who reported for duty either ~
Enterprise, Miss Demopoli-. Ala. .i"n"Sl'"ro' 4.
Tenn; Vienna, Naichtochcs. Shreveport. &c Mex
andria, La, ut any time prior to April i>i-lsGl.
aud whose names have been forwarded t. iI' h.
the proper officers. hereby declared exchanged.
ROBr. 81 l.p
july 2e-6t Agcn; oi Exchange.
The daily Chattanooga rebel. [volume] (Griffin, Ga.) 1864-1865, 1864-07-25
Death of Col. Frank. VI. Walker,

Col Frank. Nj. Walker. commanding Nancy. :
Brigade, was killed yesterday morning. in tho bat
tie in front of Atlanta
Col Walker has been commanding the 10Th Ten
nessce Regiment for tho las, t,ro years and has won
n high re utation in the army and country n. -.
officer ..s--ssaser. zzs wzs PraetssiEE lawyer as
the commencement. of the war, and was @ne of the
arst citizens of Chattanooga to raise n company.
He leaves a lars family to mourn his loss.
The daily Chattanooga rebel. [volume] (Griffin, Ga.) 1864-1865, 1864-07-25

@-wo learn from gentleman who came from
Coyington, on the Georgia road ON friday, that
party of yankee raiders had destroyed the Yellow
river bridge, and marching on Covington. We
have reason to believe that Grery seountrcl of them
will be secured, that the enemy infantry have
been whipped back from the railroad.
The daily Chattanooga rebel. [volume] (Griffin, Ga.) 1864-1865, 1864-07-25

no Tax raytl:e sud Collectors OF tic lax II ,icr
gia aud iii others whom IL ma y~ssnrc-I.:
krequept enquiries being made as 10 the fund.
rqssed s this department in the pa ymcnt II taNc.
nnc other public dues, take this method of pub
slishiSs, tAst By. order of the Governor. an only
sathsrised to take
Gcurxss Treasury notes Of all Issues.
Bonds and coupons Of the State of Georgia-.luc
Confcdcrato Treasury notes OF the issue only
Current Bank notes and spccie~
CcntsEi Bank notes ofihc State of Georgia.
JN0. JONES, Treasurer.
Mil!cdgcvils, July 10. 1851.
assAIl pap re in the State pdblish one time AMI
charge the Executive department
The daily Chattanooga rebel. [volume] (Griffin, Ga.) 1864-1865, 1864-07-25
TO THE. PUBLIC.

OATOOsA Hospital IL now crowded with officers
I and men badly wounded. Oil cloths are
much needed, and cannot be had than by ap-
peal The patriotism of the people. 1t is believed
that this will be sufficient induccrnent to the citi
bring them forward to the relief Of
their suffering defenders.
c. L. HERBERT,
july22-2i. Surgeon in Charge.
The daily Chattanooga rebel. [volume] (Griffin, Ga.) 1864-1865, 1864-07-25
Matters and Thinga In New York.

5aatteNs AHA sHinSb sH NSW aWEss
The following paragraphs from New York let
ter in the Philadelphia Inquirer are interesting.
rs showing the Reorganization of things in the
North:
Supervisor BLUxr woke up the town this
ing with salute Of fffy suns, ty way Of ss;:blic
notice that every aele-bodied m1n, bef~ssa the
cash In hand. If be choetea to step up to the Cap
tan's mice and don Unclsi Samaefs Uniform
Daring tho day, It r. said. the applications hare
been cneouragingly numerous, aad. as the u.er-
chants and capitalists are subscribing freely to abe
g, 900, 600 bounty fund, the expectation is very
general that shall be nbla to pr,cure all our
under the next call without :, drafi.
Not few OF che most extensive segar manufac-
tnrers hare have suspended buxn.,ss, owing partly
to the advanced wages insisted upon by the jour-
and re- q lure esa Sc re
dacod to the old standard the aax would not he
burdensome: but whie gold Is at 263, it is said to
be satnaIly prohibitory. Under the new rates
sezars that on the 36th Of Jsne sold for forty
ave dollars per Thousand, csnnot he furnished
for less than c,gtty-ve or 1inety dollars per thou
sand
The house carpenters emsiloycd ,hs new court
wa,,es. Hitherto they hare bees receiving two
collars and seventy dve etaafs par day. they now
demand three dollars. but IL 10 dsSibiful whether
they viii getit.
Ths directors of the Sixth Avcnse Railroad Co..
have issned imstruetion TO their conductors shat
there be no exeu .ion ef colarpd people from
the cars hereafter.
HI Chamber of Comu,.rce, mt their regular
monthly meeting. this aftNrnoSn, discharged the
speeia! commiszko appointed somt limo ago 10 oI.-
interest on the State debt held by ,regn creditors
The committee estimated that to pay the interest
in coin, at the present rate Of gold, would rsauire
two hundred and fifty Thousand.
The daily Chattanooga rebel. [volume] (Griffin, Ga.) 1864-1865, 1864-07-25
soar National Confederate Anthem.


God save The South -
God save tie South!
Her affairs and tiresidcs-
God save the SOUTH
Now that the war IL nigh,
Now that we're armed 10 die,
Chanting our ba;tlcvcTy,
Freedom or death
God be our shield,
Al home or In tho field,
Stretch thine arm over us,
Strengthen and. save.
What tho they re three tn ono
Forward each rire and sun,
Strike till the battles wor,
Strike to the grave.
God make the right
Stronger than might!
Millions would traInplc us:
Down with their pride!
Lay ihou their lrgions low.
Roll back the ruthless Zoe.
Let the proud spniier know.
Gods on our side.
Hark. honor calls,
Summoning all,
Summonins ali OF us
Unto the strife.
Sons of the South awakei
Strike till the bonds ahaii break.
Strike f,r dear honor's sake.
Freedom and Life.
Rebels Bcfore
Our fathers of yorc:
Rebel. the glorious name
Washington bore.
Why then, be ours the same.
The name he snatch'd froun shame,
Making il first in fame.
Foremost in war.
War to the hilt,
Theirs he the guilt,
Who fctter the freeman.
To ransom the slave
Then still he undisinay'i.
Shenthe not the hattie blade.
Till the last foe is laid
Low in the grave.