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rs hereby given that on the 23rd day of
3 J6ne, A. b 1864, an application by twelve
land holders of the Town of Lebanon, in Mon
roe County Ohio; was FLED in the Caurt of
Common Pleas Of Monroe County, Ohio, to
change the name of said Town of Lebanon;
and ask that it may be called Masterton.
Rfa 81 WILSON GRIFFIN aud others,
q Jtne 2s, 1s64-6w. .4sg.-t-
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Notice is hereby given, that the subseri-
ber, was, on THE 18Th of June, 1864, appoint
sd by the PROBATE Court of Monroe County,
Ohio, Executor of the Estate of John Hen
SELL late of Monroe County, Ohio, deceased.
HENRY WINLAND, E&ecutor.
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pa- Our thanks are due Mr. samuel
Blowers, Of this township, for basket
of early apples. They were very nice.
aud make just the. best sauce We ever
tasted. We hope our friends when they
have abundancs Of good things viii re-
member the printer. : saa SIS . l
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gotal sntelligeln1!tt:.e,
ADvERTIsING

Has eAlafged many a small business;
Has revived many dull business;
Has saved many failing businessll
Has preserved many q large business;
Has created many new business.
TRY 1T.
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MOT A RUM DRINK
A RICHLY CONCENTRATES
Vegetable Extract!
A PURE TONIC ge1t.s
THAT WILL RELIEVE THB AFFLICTED AND
Not Make Drunkards /!
DR.. H00FLAND'S
GERMAN BITTERS,
PREPARED BY
DIR. l.: II: IA CKSON;
PHILADELPHIA, Pa,
! Will Effectually and Most Certainly
CURE ALL DISEALES
ARISING FROM A DISORDERFD LIVER.
STOMACH OR KIDNEYS.
The mass of our citizeiis ats suffering from
Dyspepsia and Liver Disease, and to whom
the following questions apply, we guarantee
HOOTLAND'S GERMAN BITTERS Will
CURE THEM.
Dyspepsia & Liver Disease !!
Do you rise with a coated tongue in the
morning, with bad taste in the mouth and
poor appetite for breakfast! Do you feel
when yo" frst get up, so weak and lahguid
you car ga Ely get aboutf D6 you have
1izzine' in our head at times, and 6ften
dizziness Sith headache occasionally -? Are
your bowels costive and irregular and appes
tite changeable? Do you throw mp wind from
the stomach, ana do you swell MP 6ften? Do
ven feel fullness after eating, and sinking
when the stomach is empty? Do you have
heartburn occasionally? Do you feel low spir-
ited and look On the dark side Of thingsY
Are you not unusually nervous at times? Do
You not become restless, and often lay until
midnight hefore you go to slaep, and then at
times, dou't you feel dull and sleepy most of
the time Is your skin dry and skaly ? also
sa,lows In short, is not your life burthen,
full of forebodiugs {?
HOOFLAND'S GERMAN BITTERS
WILL CURE EVERY CASE OF
Chronic or Neftons DEBILITY, Diseases of
the Kidneys, and Diseases from
Disordered Stomach
OBSERVE TIE FOLLOWING SYMPTOMS,
Resulting from Disorders of the Digestive
Urgans
Constipation, Inward Piles, Fullness er
Blood to the Head, Aciditv cf the Stomach,
Nausea, Heartburn, Disgust TO- Food, Funess
o weight in the Stomach, oar Eructa ions,
Sinking or Flutteting at the pit of the Stom-
ach Swimming of the Hsad. Hurried and diff
icult breathing, Fluttering at the heart, Chok
ing or sufocatiDg sensations when in lying
posture. Dimness of Vision, Dots or Webs be-
fore the sight, Fever and dull pain in the
head, Deficiency Of perspiration, Yellowness
of the skin and eyes, Pain in the side, back,
chest, limbs, &C., Sudden hushea of heat,
Burning in the flesh, Constant iihaginings of
evil, and great depression of spirits.
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a We are authorized g announce
R% We are authorized to annotncs
pARNETT MANN

m Candid ate for ,re-election to the Office OF
Comfy commissioner. subject to the decision
Of the Democratic County Convention. $50
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PHIbk., June %, 1869,
JONES q Ev Ms,

Successor to c. NJ. Jaokson.) Proprietors,
egFor sale by JOEL JUDKINs, Woodsfeld,
Ohie. aa OIL, lS63-1y.
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FA1RBANKs Scales. -About thirty
Ave. years ago, the Messrs, Fairbatiks in-
vented and began making platform Scales
Which effected complete change IN the
manner of doing such business as requires,
Neighidg, and without which it would be be
itSbossible to do the presehs immense
amount of business in nthecountry. Slnee
then they have given their constant per-
Aon.l attention to the business, making
all such. improvements and adding such
notifications an their experience has
shown to be desirable. During his time
many, sother kinds Of scales have been
invented, and more or less tried BY tho
public, and mainly thrown aside, while
The business of the Messfs. Fairbanks has
steadily increased from year to year. their
scales now standing higher in public esti-
nation, and their sales being very much
larger than ever before. : Yhfs shows very
strongly the excellence and durability OF
Fairbanks Scales. see
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REMEMBER THAT THESE BIrTERs ARE
NOT ALCOHOLIC, and NOT intended as a
Beverage: M
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THOSE SUFFERING FROM BROKEN Down
and Delicate Constitutions, from whatever
cause, either in Male or Female. will find in
Hoohand's German Bitters remedy that will
restore them to their usual health. Such
has been the case in thousands of instances,
and fair trial is but required to prove the
ass 4rtioni
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Hollands German Bitters

will give you good appetite, viii give you
strong. healthy nerves, viii give you brisk
and energetic feeling. will enable you to sleep
well, and will positively prevent yellow fever,
bilious fever, &c, h.+.,.s
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tue of Hoohands Bitters in connection with
a good article of liquor, at much less price
than these inferior preparations viii cost you.
Hoofand's German Bitters
will give yon good appetite, viii give you
strong. healthy nerves, will give you brisk
and energetic feeling, will enable you to sleep
well, and will positively prevent yellow fever,
/ bilious fever, &c, a.s -. h..t.t
THOSE SUFFERING FROM BROKEN DOWN
and Delicate Constitutions, from whatever
cause, either in Male or Female, will find in
Hoofand's German Bitters remedy that will
restore them to their usual health. Such
has been the case in thousands of instances,
and fair trial is but required to prove the
assertion!
REMEMBER THAT THESE BIrTERs ARE
NOT ALCOHOLIC, and NOT intended as
Beverage!
The Proprietors have thousands of Letters
| from tue most eminent Clergymen, Lawyors,
| Physicians and Citizens, to their personal
Iknowledge, to the beneficial effects and medi-
.cinal virtues of these bitters ass
From Rev ]. Newton Brown, D. D. Editor of
/ the Encyclopedias of Religious knowledge.
| Although not disposed to favor or recon
/ mend Patent Medicines IN general. through
distrdst Of their, ingredients and effects, l
yet know of no sufficient reasons why man
NAV not certify to the benefits he believes
| himself to have received from any simple
preparation, IN the hope he may thus contrib
ute to the benefit of others.
do this the more readily in regard to Hoof-
lands German Bittefs, prepared BY DR., C. NJ.
Jackson of this city, Because was prejudiced
against them for many years, under the, i'm
preston that they were chiefly an alcoholic
mixture I am indebtsd to my friend Robert
| Shoeniake, ESQ, for tie removal Of this pref
udiee hy proper tests. and for encouragement
to try them, when suffering from great and
| long continued debility. The use of three
BOTTLES of these Bitters, st Che beginning of
the present year, was followed by evident
relief. and rost6ration to degrs5 of bodily
aud mental vigor Which had not felt for SIX
months before. and had almost despaired of
regaining l therefore thank Goa and my
friend for directing nie to the .dse Of them.
/ J. NEWTON BROWN.
PH1bk., June %, 1869,
| ATTENTION. soHpIRRs and the friends
of soldiers. We call the attention of all hav-
ing relations or friends in the army, TO the fact
that "Hoofiand's German Bittsrs," will cure
Enine-tenths of the diseases induced by expo.
sures and privations incident to camp life
We have no hesitation in stating that, if tiles,
bitters were freely used among orr soldier,
hundreds of lives might be saved that other
wise would oe lost. 49,
BEWARE OF COUNTER FRITs. See tha
the Signature of &C, NJ. JACKSOE'' is on tn
wrapper Of each Bottle. Prics psr Bottle z
cents, or Half Dozen for $500.
Principal Office and m anufactory, No. 4ol
! Arch-Street, Phila., Pa.
i, JONES & EVANS,
Successor to c. NJ. Jaokson,) Proprietor
c~Forso,o hv JoEl, JUDKINS. Wood sfel
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aily Sppeal.
IERoat TIE ARmY EnIrIos. ]
Peuy Fyraany.

Petty Tyranny.
Ti sppesTs that some persons who have re,
caivo3 appointments, through The generous ere.
dudty OF mistake Of Confs5eIste electors, or su
thoritis5, arc determined to are Lincoluism snt
Batlsnsm as closely as possible. A csrrespon.
dent Of The IatsiiigsaesT writes from General
Jobrsi5n's Gate Bragg'sl army:
Since my arrival here I hsve bssu taking
special psins TO observe everything worthy q
observation. end among things | have noticed
is ono TO which desire particularly 10 call the
attention li cur generals ] aliude 70 she eouse
Of power by subordinsts officers in the army,
and the ill results which sccTue froIn sets Of
tyranny ever tho privstes / shall explain my
sccussticn By mentioning circumstances which
ioll uudcr my psTsonsl observation On Saturday
isst. sud 1rtieh mH8s mole of with The inian-
lion rf r--iiing you for publication
A New Orleans fisud OF mine, being q mem
Der eG tho reserve artillery At this place, csied
10 Fss bin and observed several lr-H "rijiRg
rails wish yuaEd ever Them On IL quiring the
nature Of the crimes which called or such H hu-
ullistinE pauB meut ! learned mat il WAS no-
thing more thsH ucaisc- 20 EEBYTcr roll ~ The
moraig / also lcar.is sd that the commander
OF the battalion was Ia the habit OF naicsing
such punishment a. rail tOting,' "rsil riding
"post whipping, ''siunlp digging and thumb
hf1ing," Tor the slightest CHsu5o and then with
oul wailirg for 40 order oil a court mEriia but
on hig Own responsibility.
I am compelled 10 protest against sny such
acts Of tyranny foT three reasons;
]. Becauss the punishment simplsofenses
IS limited 10 "extTs duty" }Aeg Is, an extra
Gmount Of legiiimsta, military duty, which pun
ishmeHt the company con nsndeg shoald inaicf
2. Because no c0Ip0rcsl punishment should
be 6;cied, unless by order II cUurt martial
3 Because such III treatment ef ctr men
leads 20 haired Of lhoT cih,eTs, AM ends eiiH er
in deserving OF Kat Isv0.lnE .fsuss SHOWN as
picking cf7' our ewn cEce.s on tho battle
field.
This sbuFe of power, and tFTanniczt acts on
tie Dari of subordinate tih5ers, exists learn,
be productive OF evil and detrimental to the
molAle a. q spirits Of he troops I abstsin This
lime rom mentioning The name of tho officer
referred so above, 5ui should be c0Eiir ne saeh
unauthorized sCis Ettsg ths suoiics OF then coInfs
10 his kn5wsdge, = hioa I shall take gl0i care
i- d11s,) shall not only cal hi5 name, bat
make it my ousaeEs 10 cal the attention Of
Lisut Ecn R-rdeo 20 this Usu5p1,ioH OF power,
SIS ioei c5Ilai-I .szi in.th5T he nor his spb0r-
dInsies are aware OF such acss bsi.sg committed
IL tie army, OF approve Of them
in my next lester, I shall make ! few remarks
relative 70 he cEuso whence arises tae frequent
desarti1us Ey h0ar Ct nave been caTeiuily
obssTviHg he reasons which acgUaie the men 10
commlt so leln5Us an Cff .Dze and thiuk / heEs
found ous two or three Of the man causes.
A A.
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From the 4s5la Irisuns.i
The question IS 70 who shall be pat into the
srrBy is enc which IS slieising cousldsIs5is in
tsrsst bosh ia ard cut Of Congress.
Tbs great officially, or tns principal cause Of
dehsisnsy Of numbers in our army grows out
of the fact that such = vsst number Of 8ur - as
young men, sad men undsr terty-6yo years old
sre oct ef ths army.
II s'l who have substitutes, sa1 eli from tbs
susrtorGassieIs, commiss sry, ho-pIsl sugs1in-
teudent7, nnd isx-in-kia1 Departments. vsIe
sect to ths hsiG, oar army would swell ons han
drcd lboussn1 at least. And if TIE siraggiers
AID sknlksrs wele broughs N, the aImY 6oaid
70 Augmented Rt least 6iiy fhoRssEd EDores
rnskirg So ineIezse Of 0Lo hnsdred aDtl hEfS
thousand men.
II negroes are brought into service as team
sseTs, bOsi hands, Is ssPpeTs and mnsIs, sio.,
tie army w0uld Be increased ia ad3iiisn, % at
least 6lty 70 sevcnly-hvs thousand 8lors.
J. Insy be vel 70 suthoTiEs iks PfssiaeRs 70
eall islQ sersiss zP 20 MY years Of age.
But IS bad policy 10 60 beyond thst age. Is
i "a nae tssaTy that certain qaaniUEn Of men
should be left n home, IS that certain guam
sum sboald go to The field
When men IN the South gsi to be ffty 7aars
of ago, OF older, they are generally uEHt ioE So
i've field service. ard would 5eesDe burlhel
to our army snd hospitals.
We are much in need Of oficsTs in the srmy
ard he men N the different departments named,
are for the most part, experieuced Is such.
Tn Sc plsee5 shoUld Be supplied By citizens
over military age, or by persons from the ingz-
Ifa eorps. (fbs organisation OF which The Prssie
dent has reeumme1ded.) If prompt and desi.
sivs measures are taken, ouT army can be IN
creased by spring By at least GRE kindred and
fftv 10 two hundred thousand man under she
age Of Aiy years. CoSFEDERATE.
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butts unloading hsTe, being unable 20 60 fur.
E4sT on aeeoant OF The ice.
! TIE Saline, from White River, hsl arrived At
Memphis wits SIX hundred and fily balOs Of
cotton.
PiYsts steamers, net under Government
charter, oT carrying Government ireifh ht have
not been allowed 60 enter tho Cumberland river
loT sevsrsi days psst, aa3 will not be until fur.
.ser notice
The Ohio river is rising Tspi5iy.
NASHVILLE, Dsesmbsr "a 4--Msior.G snaYsls
q ant AID sherman, Gen. d 1dgs. ana Sargeoa-
General Hammond arc in ibe CIV, stcppin- At
the IS. Clcud hotel. Gen Grant win es,a5lisb
bis headquarters here for the 5ginter.
The celasst weather since 1859 The leo on
the creeks snd ponds is one isch shiek. There
y a large feet ct steamers 81 The lsVes. River
eleven fest on the shoals and hslliDg.
SAE FRAECIsCO, December 2I--Arrfyod.
SHIPS Cfe1onie, Lock LimaF, Bartea, York and
Lancashire.
Sailed, ship Wn. Toll, With Gallo dAses of to-
day via rAcapulco the 24Ih Of November Gresl
suffering for preTiaieRs prevailed among the
poorer classes.
The feFtiGcatious are continually being
strengthened.
Ths French had advanced NJ further interior.
wards aince occupying Q1eFsaro.
TAe recent killing Of Oomonfsrt l,sd aroused
q feeling Of intense biktsrness amorg the pop.
ulston.
A counts from San Lais PotoBi siats that
Mexican oLGesEs have returned from fAs United
States, where they had been sent With eomaais-
sors for purchasing and fitting cut Of vessels
5f war, under letters OF msFqus. 90 prey on
French commerce. It IS reported the mssioa
vas successful
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lnss tStoe very spectacle We ara yl0E wires
ing on world wide EeaIo. Tia ha8ssr q
acgoss The Atlantic, ard ia ore incsssent, end
lses train, hzndre5s Of thousands ef OR failoH-
eitiEeEs ara passing TO Tiehsr cenfiEeEt. It's
fragrance cOzes n letters full Of rood fidiags.
and containing often the substantial earnest Of
golden promises IA the shape of nsses OF orders
for pleasant round sums. Could re take tie
ssms view Of human affairs that she skigpsr and
his msss did Of their little world. We should
tread softly, ard think the lees sEid the better
Bot We cannot quito do that. i is part sfouE
crew that is leaving rs in this strange multi
5aoInous fashioa. They are paging generally
% anethsr allegispeo, TO other laws, 10 oiker Il
suiulons, to rIvsl interests, 70 iealors DO icy,
ard Hs they think, to sasist In fsan6irg an en-
Pire, lar above even our heads. Bat, IS ths7
are consulting their own material in;srcsss. and
sp2TIeg u certainly scDs trouble, they are wei
coT1e 20 60 8bero they please, and % marrT
better SOL thRR thst frua which they have been
divorced.
We aTe disposed to take pbiIo5ophiesl visg
OF the movement. and are glad 10 End tbs5 ter
onse ne may be beth scisnti6e sud ki1d. The
nan Whs suddenly resppsars in an Irish cabin
with his pocket full Of notes and gold, di8t1iou-
ting handsome presents, sleek, somsly and wei
dressed, asking the girl Of his early cboies te
shsrs his new home, i = visicn that c6Dqusrs
sil our sentimental seroples as Il appears Re aas
done the reEzsiniug pttri0iism Of Ireland. Every
szeb man Is Cslnmbus in CoEuaHkhs- There
IS no resisting him. The oas5 are Tremendous
against 9 lsen Vaicr;s ard tszpeacs q dsg. ths
Established ebuIeh and potatoes, the Uli3n
'FoTk kOuse and yellow meal, even sEPpoEing
hat we can always answer for eur side Of the
ssEpATisea
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Destruction or TIE 1sT NORTH CARD
LIMA HoslTTAL IA five B'eloek, A. n, ON
Monday morning, o FIRE. tsok place, which Ie-
suited in the complete destruction OF the let
E7rih CsTopa hospissl The building was that
fae duelliuc a. tho corner Of Mary aad Anlefi-
ca streets, belonging to tho estate Of tho late
j mes S. Rhs,t. Whsn frst discovered, The
Gz,uas Eg79 issuing rom tho ceiling OF the thiId
st5Gy. The alarm vas given by ihs nurses, sad
ia a vsry short while the stsSArd and al the a.
mates were aroused. There were about hfty pc
tisnts In ihs hospital and i happened, very
fortunately, that all Of thsse had besn removed
on ihe previous day to fhe lower hoof. Ttey
were removed TO safe places without any acei-
deat and Gll The furniture, beds, bedding. naedi-
eiBea, in fact every ming bat the banks, wsgs
saved. 1hs building, hUwsveT, was totally con.
suusd. The fge is attributed to e aay IN one
u the chiEleys.
BssweeR seven ana eight, P NJ, on Monday
uiqht, there was aHatneS alarm Of fire; orisf1-
sting in tie already seoIchod kitchen on the 5o.
Yolisbed hospital This FIRE was readily ax-au.
guished bsloSe any dsmags was done ckenles-
Ton MsTeHFV.
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VOL. XIV, NO. 282

fedefste Statas, CaEada Enc Mexico ard Cezi7ai
Amaries csuli b incorporated iEto tie AnleEl
can fsrriy Of republics, ard the eon 5iBsd power
Of all snifed seainst any uaiisn las ihTsais1sd
ans Tie American system # rep1bisss, con-
ledersis for all psTp05ea Of dalsusa, bEt sep
aTa.e AID district faT all subjects Of domestic
coacsrn, could IF iefualiY oppose the EaFopel1
system, and protect the Ameriotn coniiusnt
from the intsEfsTeHcs 81 mona-ch1cal govern
msnis.
Bat szch considerations as these ars Iost upon
people dePsa by iasir oWn rulers, aE1 mad
3ensd With ms hopes Of icrriisrisl sEEraLdiEs-
mont. The CsuiedsrEie States have 10 power
% cake pezcs; yTaF oniy i5 WItnIu Ter pro
vincs. They esnnst DO eoEquere3--sasg viii
not be srbjggssed; they may 20 exhausted. bit
the enenE vii fsl as ao9n iroo the sans eau5e-
Having bsen forced AID driven INTO var, hey
viii fight it eut % tlg death and The peupls
arc prepared % endure all foT ihsir Ieedca ard
iHdspeRdsnee. This, lat Of January l5o4s
aRd5 tho C5nfederafe States Euzisus and dssi-
TeUs Tor peace, bus Tesoluis AID determined .
continue the contest ss loRg IS tksir eneny
forces the var upsn them
4hs eUenay nay reg are .ao eousinaa1cs q
the bloody eoHhist tnrozsh5us tbs year ihas
co-cae8ee5 to-a-T L so, our osoQis vii give
ihesc uEItsd and undivided energies to lks
cause. Whatever may hsiail he Liberties Of tie
United States, Seward shall EeYsr Be TIA mastss
Of this ps0pls; IN this eoa1iet We are fEbting
nes only fer or liberties, bat IN gaining the
boon for ourselves Ne ere occurring is also lsF
cur eHeniss. HsEy thozssa1s Of tbs psopls Of
the United States understand ibis var IN that
light, and il thsiF hearts dcsus. aud upon thair
knees pTay fer car Triumph. TleY canuot ss
PEI strike foz thsiT own i1ertiss, but lhs tine
AID egezsioB may be nearer than any imagine
Let as. therefore, begin tho year win he 6-u
lsisTmiu sfion % % wsgs the war, tbzt undsr
be ProYid.n Of God, pssce shall Be o1Ts be-
ore sEOIhsr Iss f January rolls round.
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Fr-m the Cssrleton Coufsr
Lines Dedicated to the Rebel Troop, Edisto.

Deserted Isle, she winter blasts
Sweep o'sr- thse chill and dfear;
Howl Ger thy helds sHd lone y yFsstog,
Aud through thy woodland. bare;
Late, ihss0R1 tbs ietTt 5. the sumner bright
LIS htfruiHg Suubesms threw;
There late the mock bird carol light
The golden orange grew.
But they ere gone. sud al is stnI
Save from thu kiagly oaks
The BIKE jay tEiits9s. loud and Ehril
Hhn -Olemn raven eroakft
Through tangled fern aud ihorDy brake,
How noissless steals the hare,
And wildly rings the cur.ew's shrek
Upon he fTos ar.
Our homes are tLeTe bat duist, deep,
PervsdeE those lefty halls;
The winds through open easements sweep,
And moan around their sllsj
where oues light tipped the b0uhdiag feet
Te music sweetest sTains,
The owls their dolsful cries repeat
There desolati5n rosns.
'Tis 5st one year-not long ago
Since from those homes forth went
An szilsd group vi footsteps slew,
10 IHeHtnful bhuishment;
It's bui cHs yesr bui since bat tins
Those halls, 10 hostile tread,
Have ruug the Northern bgEls's ehisae-
Has Usked their echoes dead
There. close beside the bsaiea read
Towards tho calm blue sky.
The sacr-d @ Iapie Of cur God
upifts its spires on high
on in the pnrple sunsets glow.
Ger afSie sud 81 ar thrown,
Was aeaFd mis- voices sweet and low,
Ths organs peEins tane.
But thoae pure walls, where once moss
TRs EWeiiug Rut--rts prayer
Are now dsfECed by ruthless foes,
Who rudeiy wandered here;
z IN Ilesr The spot kinired rest
With moss and weeds OererOHn,
Their alien dust The Toe, unblest
Hath mingled with our own
Itrink see thy shellstrewn beach.
Washed by ths .t1iisss rides;
Z Gear the white wing d seBgulls seresoh,
A. the wave lie rides;
Think. as uron the b-seh Bibnd,
roles midst oceans sF,
Asks H7.sTe the feet once pressed mF sand,
Come sAez gaiR no more q"
FAi- Islel thv dsUrhters wand 'rers arc,
Fsr from Thy lonely strand
Thy Sons ar 81 -rTea 20 the war
= brsve ehel" band
n vain ye ask, ys muTniurinE waves,
vain their ab-eucs uaurai
sar Sleep ais . ip stranger grayes-
Ibsy saEil no more return. @. W.
Jsuuary 1854
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-01-08

- she c9u'se pursued By SONS Of cur Ken
lucky Ger gTsssmsa, mes that I liZhtsd n IS
arua AsniRfkY statesmen, TO soc them trsFnhls
aud spea.siisg in the tins Of peril ana sorry
TO see It, AID pray Gsd that they may repent
and return 70 their first lore and loyslsy, 50
tkss they cRn face theif commitments and staud
Oh the plaif,ym on which they embarked.
have been too lengthy and hepe to Be par.
doned, but ! cannot belp but thipk sEd desire
to mske my simple thoughts ard remlTks
known, hoping 1t viii do no harm If ne good.
am, IS ever,
Az Orp Rrsfsrrr-rr.vs
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-01-08

FROM TIE ABHY-O8F scouts, says .ihB
Richneud SeatiHcl, report movement amgOg
t:s Ysukoos in CulpsPer. A largo iorce-5Aid
&c Be two Or thres a m5' coTPs-hays crossed TO
the soulh side Of the Rsppahrnnock. Whether
Meade contsmplAtss aa advance, or is making A
feirt 10 draw attention from other quarters, tina
will discover.
lhs condition Of the Toe3s viii certainly sue
pend operations for several days 70 come.