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The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1864-03-27

rl4- A monument is To be erected by the
jews TO the memory of Ezra, the Scribe the
great restorer of their sacred writings. His
tomb, in which his tody has now rested fer
nearly two thousand ycars, stands in the desert
near tho confluence Of the Tigrs and the Eu~
phratee. The memorial scheme is under the
charge Of tho Jews of Dagdsd. and The monu-
n,ent proposed is the only one betting The
memory OF iian venera'ed alike by Chris
tians and Jews. IL is to take the form of q
College for the study OF writings preserved
through Ezra's care, for the benefit of the ci-
vilized world.
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I>ese ana oasa " ehs war.

A comparison. ,ays the kiehuend Whig, oI
the ceAsus OF 1860 and 1863 shows. that Of ths
number ef slaves IN the entire State in 1880 or
" 5,s03 have been lost siecs then, above natu
rsl propag atioIs ahd Other causes.
or horsss in that portiot, of the State under
our contrel, we bave toss Is 20i.
In 1860, the number Of csssie examined for
taxation in the entire Stats was l .035 b
tvsnsy~eeves for every one hundred whits
persons. IL 1868 the pumber Of cattle within
Inc territory, free from the occupation and In.
eursiou OF the enemy. waa 5o7 l52. to which
add Per cent the usual difference besweet
the ac'uai and taxable nambers. and We have
SAT T2A oxttie within our control iuths las
mentioned year, which is one hundred aud fiv,
bead of cattle TO every one hundred white in
habitantg.
Ths returns show al increase Of ~ ,33e sheer
and loss Of i56 $40 hogs in the counties ant
corporations undeR ossr control.
The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1864-03-27
LADf BfRoss xNsyvER TO LORD nv
ROs's FAREWELL.


Thou tayself has sxed car doom,
Rade hope's fairsst blossoms jrithsf,
Hsver agsio Tor me t5 bloom.
UnforRivine thou hasf calies rne.-
Didst thou ever say forrivei
For the wretch whose wiies bsgufid thee,
Thou alone dds, seeu b. i've.
To complete tby iovs's deoay;
By unhalaowed psssions driven,
Soon thy heart was taught 10 s'ray,
Lived for me that feaiine tender
which thy verrs a, we'll car show,
From nv arms vSv didsf tbou wander,
NV endearupestsi vhy f,yrersa
Oh. too soon to me twas ,h Iwn,
That thy love cnce but shared,
And slready Il a Gown.
Wrapt In dresms Of ioy atidIpr.
On thy brsass rsv lad hath isi,.
In thy love and truth csnfidinr,
Bhis ne'er caa know agsin.
la Thy seal the hideous strsin-
Woald these eyea had closed forever,
Never 70 weep thy crinee again,
Bat the tmpiccs visk, o Hesven
a. frQn thy record bicttsd be,
Yes, tet Wthi0 Hive, q Eyydb.
F.r the babe I've borne Ior thes
L
The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1864-03-27

wrrr--Tls Y..hss; s.,i,! ,,s slss;% ssss4 q 1vs,
Ksa.edy. U.!sn .s.ss ssnavss,s 90 thsasAi
IN p she rsplsd issx ths shcayh, ,sass .r,-sssS W,
ciussss.seas. v.s vssy Tr,ssr% i,syg ths Yankee
a. ssse sss sss ffssrbt sry" .sSeo.sss a sss
rs,i,sd. as you have hspt yssr sors ~ - ,essics
- = .,s.tssr rropsr that yos she nd pus a. An us@
shr h~nch r-Stannton epectaaof.
The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1864-03-27
From Augusta,

March Is Hon. Robert n. May has to-day
rendered to the Press Association the use of
the Court room in the City Hall for the Press
Convention which is to meet here on sth of
April and the proprietors OF the Augusta,
IGlebe, Planters and Southern States Hotels
will receive prcpostiorally No free guests
members Of the press who attend the Couvsu-
ton. This courtesy has been accepted by Mr::
rhrashcr ON behalf of the Association.
From Or~sRe e. M.
March 25.-Heavy rain falling. Governor
Vance arrived here to day and is the guest Of
General Daniel
From .Daltsu.
March 25-Ne rcinforcements with the sr.
cepfion Of returning regiments have arrived
In mont ~ Jet, although it is generally sup
posed that ShermanS command win be b. ought
within strikipg dhtante.
Heavy snow fell here last night, IL was fell
lowed by q hard rain which pat the reads In
bad order again.
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Tstal

A Nrono VII, wox'T FIoHT.-The Kinder
Leok, N. Y. Rough Eotse ssyn that Pete Vaa>
derpool, o negro arrested in that village, last
week for beating bic Slfa, and bad The aitsrS
native given hifn 90 enlist or 60 to the peni-
,euti.xs. ett eH tie two Rrat fingers Of the
right hand four days after he enlisted.
The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1864-03-27

~ 3. - prre kut with szslcisnt grounan - ee@
siaiat-cssts a ths Main street rs.ts.rans sss &C.
Iis.s One poand Of cegee win mths - c'p. 49,
re tssrs.s nan jest tao hnndrsd and ffg es.nm. I
TSin ssrsi redsctios sffacts 70 aGstes W. - -.
recssd part 81 the k.,oxy o. - 80 Sss sems =
s,,.ss a. - n n = Il Rsvrr was bstnrs A.
ytn The extogtis1ers ees ieos yos m W. @
lkiu,Ains --Richncna Exsnntnsf
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! u.
Joint res1latIon Of thanks TO CAPTAIN edlu Iisute
| ant Dowhhs, and the men under their ccnfhaud
Resolved. That the thanks OF Congress are eminent
due and are hereby cordially given, to Captain Cd
n. eornoany ,ss n.,,. .n snd sns nity one
for tneir daring gallant and successful defence
1t s.bin Psss Texas. against the atssck made By
fleet ct Eve gunboats and twenty-five steam trans
porls; carrying LAND rec Of afteen thousand men.
Of c IL sss s. - Ing nDd The
lcapturs Of two gunb with moro than three hum
drsd prisoner. iucodins the cctbander OF ths n.ea
siituss in the opinion OF Ccn sress. os Of the most
var and e7titles the Davis Guards 70 the gratitus
aod admiration Of their country.
Resolved, That the President be requested I. cora
Lseossnsns Dowhng. and me men undef their ooss,
Approved. February 8, 1864.
No. a.
Joint u.ion of thanks 10 General Beaursrssd aid
the omcem and men Of bis command, fog their d.
faHce ef Charleston, Gonth Carolina.
Of Snsc That sSs iSss. sf sre sssn 1s.
y due, sna are hersbs cordially tssdesea 10 6snerel
q. T. eeaa,esaed, sod the officers and men o. iis
Oharieston stush CareIins-a dsioscs whieh for tss
:ki herossn and tenaey displayed BY the dssepasrs
sassr =. ees.. sss IN a s
ny OF his almost honsdiess resooroes In The most In
proves and formidable artillery and the powerful
engines ef hitherto knoWn lis Justly ems tied 20
bs Proecunced Gorious by impartial history and IN
sduiriag eoennys
Resolved. That the President Be- requested 10 corn-
mune:is the foregoing Fesolution 10 General Bssaxe-
gard AND the c.ncesa and men 81 hin command.
Approved, 5sauaEs Q, isst.
30. Ii.
5csrt tesointsn OF q auks TO MAjw General Patrick
=. Csoenrns ara Che efaexrB and nsn sndes his
connesd. for dkfsskaiahed service at Ringxels
Gae, IN sss State OF ecorga ., November ~, less.
Resolved. That shs thanks Of Congress afs dus sxd
sse hsrebv ssnlessd 10 kssH 0ensral fassick Clk-
hsrse, snd the oescera end inen Under his co@mand
or she vieoy ossai-ed by them scpesios forces
ef the enemy a Rtnesod O. In the State of Georgia,
% the 7Ith dsyd Noveu ber, 1858, by which the ad
vence OF sSe enemy wm impedsd, Cur wagon trsin
and Eost Of artillery s.ved, and large lrher
of the enemy killed and woauded.
Resolved, I hat the President be requested 10 com
nuzicAts tks fsrt going resolnoa 10 Major General
Clebaros and his command.
Approved. February .. 1885,.
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INa. fal

= Alt to sethoEze the cskcsIstion Of certain Co.'S
sssSsis states Beszs, Substitution. OF sthers
:. N. cesgr.. cf Ii. ossAx..ss State. q Au.rsc.
60 exact That the FscretaIy os the Treasury be. and
~ evfence, that eigat Per cestum boedn issaed by
hin. upoa tie Tequkitons % The Secretary Tie
Naxy, dated October the sighteeask aes sveafy-rev.
Alb. ssshseep hundred and sixsy-txs. fer mkon
- es<n, eaes havs beea cancelled abrpad, % rzb-
ssitats sne deliver 20 the eecrstzTv Of she Navy an
tae1a nuBAsr OF bends ~ iiks character.
ApeEo-s6, Jaazsry ., 1884
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A Asi 10 esnsinse IN fogce The tgovisenz of An A
thereta ssass.
The Oerges % the CoofedefSze States Gf Anerica
Do esecs. Tkef the pfovsic % an Act en'tled IN
Act incseSfe The pay Of rsr1fn o6-srs and ezs--
p1yees of shs fxrc5tfve and Ia gieiative Depsrt
nests approved October thlrtee eeh, eishteen hun.
dred and sixiy-sso, be and the hereby c<r-
tiHoeo toce sn.i etkei wise ordered ty CosGress.
Approved, January l3, lSe4-
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T TELEGRAPHIC.
Reports Of The Press Association

Entered according 20 The act Of CcoRre.s In the
year 1858. By J.. THEtsHn, In the Clerks oBoe OF
the District Court cf The Confedcste States for the
Northern District OF Georgia.
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No. as.

An Act t, anthoEiae csmHasders es eeepe and Ds-
par.menfs 10 detail fed escsrs n fismbese Of rsfh
tsry coarts under certain rRcts1saheer
Tia Congrese Of the Caafhderate Stases ef A@sriek
do enact That cnsnmandeSs f cnsps ssd Department.
be- and they hereby rfufhofiSeA Ae4si fsld Oh
cersas Memhefs OF military conrts vhepever ssy oi
The f1dfes of sad courts shan BE dtsqYacd ~ cea-
aasFuIuty OF affnity, unahse from &claees or csA
q unavoidable csuss 70 attend ssia eeurts.
Appeoved, Februsxy 8. 1864,
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NE. Is.


tsint rssointioa Of thssks b Major Won Borck.
WhsreAs, Major Here's vc1 E1rek. st Prussia, Auju-
sans and Inspector 1sseral Of the c. val Cogps
the Arsy Of eerth>Tu YirrisiA havias lsft hts own
snsry to ss In securing the fnesE endsace Of cure
ssd BY bis Persopsi Esspty In The eesd hsring won
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~ns.ens 10 be the genera opinion IN iha s.srS1
,,c1 ,hat the fruit h ell killed, 5a'suity
rsr ,et for the fruit crop vOuid nave OsN@
Q sss' oeai' ope''."' IaOrange BalleataN
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Ro. 10

Joint resolution Of thanks to Oeionsi Thomas O. La
na- and the fHcsrs sni nen segsgsd In shs defencs
of Seceseionville.
sesslved by the Cors sss@ cS The CoNhderste State
ek America That the thanks of Ccssress du- AID
ae hereby tsndsrsd TO Cc4on Ell Thomas @. Lamar
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"Maphaltan," the secesh correspondent Of
the Liverpool Poet. writes from New York:
New York will have to ond the war IL il is
ever ended. She possesses tho elements oi
war. Unfortunately. che has no great states
men or wise men. Shc has no guide. She 10
chained to the war car Of President Lipc5lu.
The weakness OF such triler as Gov. Sey
mour has prostra'ci tho Erpir, City at the
feet of the Federal Authorities. Il Ia awful to-
contemplate Nov SRs ,sa,, ASK w w, !. 81 Or.
cr riott p Norccftainiy noh Lincoln al or
der 50 oH6 troops ID the city Of New York, aud
that will make us O ! as quiet 90 lau.be. We
will then submit to the draft. That 10 'ae only
way New York city can be held dpfing March
If he draft is ordered here. WLl Gensral Lee
permit Lincoln TO send 50! 900 uaitsd ststes
tresps to garrison New York cityf Alas we
or, hopeless in this city. We have wax
Governor, and very soft wax-nt that. do not
know any white man who 10 90 gsneraily ours
ed ss 10 Seymour, although IL 10 quite evid eat
that he is not worth curse"
The Cincinnati Commercial, commenting On
this, says;
sGovernor Seymour has been vigorously
prsesed 10 resist the draft and driF. into a wa,
with the national authorities. Dsputstiuns q
coppsrhsads from the West have visited Gov.
ernor Seymour ct Albany, esd bgesght pres
sure upon him to ssks the lead in o Neethsr
i insurecsion. Il ID proper to say that Mr.. b. w
/ Voorhees,, Of Indiana, member Of Eeagres
from the Terre H,ats district, cSiitd TO %
Gov. Seyzsour OF. tbia business, and va on
csedirgiy disgu<ted because Ss did not IN
the GovernoT ripe for Rebellion"
Fnon rHs r1A~s hrsz4ssrfr.--AH istsiiissnt %
teI,n fros Sea:esoa cctnsy isfesrs, as hat pasi
s,ds Of 'ts .s.tstPel risg. y.tfs,a We ,..sara q,
rs,cssz n,.s1, =. q. ssoanf se al go. svsry ysnk
rss tnelss and ell ot6et OF 6scs so~srds Tex
IT, rs &n,Er' E ssrsiss. @ a. ss'rss.E cros.sd de rivsT
u'usn isorns us thai the vsnkses s.r. 80 a.n.s,
sna o'ahor.e Z. % the st'iH ns Of ssans Jsrsrs
~ ~, OF COZ ten sosculatnr in f.s. rexscu bous
up AT the rottos they cou'a -. ,tnce :
, then veyt tn tte r~ ,rs, soma mo.o. 80 !. ,
, With an -, and got Ven .o -.
u wut - WA hcpe Lees e~s'
ssss IS. i;, rrsss, .OstS q sS' 's.,.s.e.
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and the ofcerH and men engaged In the saiafi and
cefeoce OF Sscessionvib against the great
y superior NUMBERS os the enemy on the sixteenth
day Of June, eighteen hundred and SIXTY two
Approved, February 8, 1854 ., q
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NO. Ill

An Act TO provide ior settous s srpseess-
tatIygs in the CO nkItss oi 6e Tcn,ederzte States
A0n ths Stats Il AssSouri.
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BY AurnoHsrY.

Acrs AED eE.sLUrToxs PASSED AZ rus rorzrH sfs
szcE % THx EnsT coxozxss, i-s3, lssl.
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Llncein'a Drafn.

Tho followipg is q list OF the several drafts
ordered in the north. II shows that over ftco
millions Of men have been called for, and yet
"the re belion il not cruahed."
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mary 52, 1884.

IA Act sathorizng chaelsins In certain cases, TO
draw forage Ter one horse.
The Congress Of the Confederate esstsa Of mersea
do enact, Thai Chsrlans In tie army IN scsps
vice n the feid STALL &c enstled draw forage os
one horss Provided, Tbs ChaPlAin haa horse In
bis
APPROVED, January Il, 1854.
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rNo1l

A Ae. sutborEzing the tax In Kind on bacon 60 be
ecr nutsd By eoBectIoe Of salt pork - A sq1iv-
sient.
The Cosgress Of the Confederate States Of msr>
ca de eEacs That Assistant QuaTferasters and caher
agents eagag<d in The coIectson of tax IN kid may
he sztaoFz-d u-deF erdsgs end reeaiafi1as made sy
the Escrsfary oG war 20 demand and receive IN com
nc s,ioh isr tbs tar II kiad bacsz, squivslent
Aerefor In sst Iolk.
AepEsTsa, Dec. f3, lss5.
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TFo.1l
An Act - sneua mach % seetsoz eleven Of fhe
Tax Lass as reqaires oae-terth Of ths sweet pota-
ties prodncsd this year % be paid 70 tbs Govs n.
nenr- .
Ths Cons res of the CoafedsFsts States Of AmerSes
90 suEct That 20 much Of stctscr ELEVEN Of An Ac
. ~ sxes for The ceDmon dsfEzcs and carry Tbs
Government the Conse crate Sssfes 7" eprruStt
April fourth, eighteen hundred sixtyfhee
as rqGfTes a. nets aod planters 20 pay osc-teutA o
the sweet potatoes prcducsd in the p SET year to tbs
CGnsede ate GveEnueut, be % sHend IS 20 "a hor-
The pr d1cers ct sweet potatoes IN the year eigh
seea nundred snc Etxtyt three, 20 axe crmnusstinz
By payment of the nOney value of The tithe thsyeo
fnsesd of PzymeBt in KIDD, AZ 1es be Gxed By The
CoRnksionefs under the imprezsusnt aet-
Approved, Dec 7s 1853.
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fHo 81

A Act 10 preyent tas esIi,test enro sst ~ sub
stituies IN the ruitssy service of TIA Ceasedersts
States.
Tas Cosgzsss Of ths ConFeSernte gtsses Of America
de atAtt, That No pcrson ahse to military ssrytcs
shall hersAff5f Be Permitted ssIoued 10 farssh q
suhssafute fof ssch sesvce SHALL any saSsftze be
reretTe1 sesk,ed sErpfe6 the military sesvies
- she CozfsSefats Bates.
APPs-vs&, Dee -, lsss.
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mo. Al

Josst Rsse,sssna n reiatioa to the Public Priatfng
zesoved hy the Cengsees of The ConseAsTsts stasea
et AnsFies, fhes, In lieu of ths csnpesEseton new
aoSsd ~ hv 10 the pahlie pFinssr, hs shall recsiss
sasii stAeTuns prsvi1sevFa all psissiaR ordered BY
FaesT Hozss ID CesEfsrs 81 h sosePe1snsioa tbs
yeszs CeEnittss ea Ptiasiag ef She two Houses hal
esseyx'tee 20 ba eqzsfaose.
APsrsveS, JaHs s, iesl.
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the sdmhstoe Of hin csh,tsdes az vel as shas Of hi
comm nding general, an Sf vhuu deeply sympashzs
with hin IN his pre-en, sndsrfHes fro voeads rsssss
ed in battle Therefore
Resolved By the Congress OF the Couederase geaaes
of America. That abe thanks of Congress are 8as
snd tbs hereby teaaered 10 Majyr Ven yck
tor bis self, scrifcng devotien se, cur onfedersav
aud for his distinguished services In support Of fts
cause
Resolved. That copy Of sh. feregoing reselusgon
hs transmitted to Majnr Yea Borck bS the Prssidsht
of the Confederate states J
Approved. January 30, 1864
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No. %.
An Act to prohibit desisg In the paper currency Of
he enemy.

tf1 encny.
The Congress Of the Confederate States OF America
do enact That broker, banker, or dealer In ex-
change OF person concerned 10 q trade zarrehsns
1ief Of merchandise OF ssy description, % any
al ali tay SELL take circalste In any trade
In any paper currency OF Tx United States Provided
That ehe purchase Of poss stamps shall Scs he
sidered o violation OF this act.
sEcT ON 4 That any pcrscu violating the provisions
of this ect shall ba subject 70 indctmene end prosecu
ton in the Conssders Court holdea fos the ditsics
within which the oetncs VIA, co6Nisted. ane ahsil
convictioa, forfeit the amount bceghty cold
be- moreover. subject TO ne Of net Hs9Fa fhsa twee-
- hpasagd dollars esp th Al Ave hunea and Be
iupned mot isss than threA nontes. nor aose thsn
IN years. at tie dscsetieh Sf $50 cnart, and y
shall Be the duty Of The judges at hs ssvesa Coafe
crate Courts 30 svs shia set specially IN charge to Tie
srcrson s. That tkis act .ksH nos be ceassrasd te
sppiy any ressoa actieg In behalf cS she Govern
ms nj a the Con eedate states, b7 spesie aEthorisy
fro th. Prcsideat say Of the hseds a &epaxtments
Anesoved Feb. Q, 1864.
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1864-04-29
Am | for Peace ? Yes.
For the peace which rings out from the cannon
thrpot

For the peace which rings out from the cannon's
throat,
And the suasion of shot and shell,
Till rebellon's spirit is trampled down
To the depths of its kindred hell.
For the peace which shall follow the squadron's
tramp,
Where the brazen trumpets bray,
And, drunk with the fury of storm and strife,
The blood rcd chargers neigh.
For the peace that shall wash out the, leprous
stain
OF our slavery--foul and grim
Aud shall sundor the fetters which creak and
cank
On the down trodden black mans limb.
l will curse him as traitor and false Of heart,
Who would shrink from the conflict now,
And will stamp it with blistering, burning brand.
On his hideous Cain like brow.
Out out of the way with your spurious peace
Which would make us rebelliou's slaves;
We will rescue our land from the tratorous
grasp
Or cover it over with graves.
Out out Of the way with your knayish
schemes,
You trembling and trading pack
Crouch away in the dark like a sneaking hound
That its master had beaten back.
You would barter the fruit Of our fathers blood
And sell out the Stripes and Stars,
To purchase place with rebellion's votes,
Or escape from rebellion's scars
BY the widows WALL by the mothers tears,
By the orphans who cry for bread,
BY our sons who fell, we will never yield
Till rebelion's soul is dead
Daniel s. Dickinson.
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1864-04-29

Once upon a time a circus rider, lying
at the point Of death, was asked by his
. employer it he would like to see a min
ister. The dying man said he would,
and accordingly a reverend gentleman
was summoned to his bedside. After a
few commonplace remarks, the minister
proqounded in sepulchral tones the fol,
lowing question: DO you know who
died to save sinners? The nearly life
less circus rider, with tremendous ef-
fort, raised himself partially in bed, and
after iercely eyeing his holy visitor for
an instant exclaimed: This is a dew
lish pretty time to ask conundrums =
He then fell back and expired. The
minister left in disgust.
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1864-04-29

WRITE THIS ON YOUR TABLETS
The following sentiment, We believe, by
Henry Ward Beecher, deserves a place
on all the scrap books of all the people
'Glorify a lie, legalize lie, arm and
equip lie, concentrate lie with solemn
forms and awful penalties, and after all it
is nothing but lie. 1t rots land and
corrupts people like any other lie, and
by and by the whole light of Gods truth
shines clear through it, and shows it to
be lie.'
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1864-04-29
I am Going There

Beyond the crimson sunset,
Far, FAR beyond the skies,
There is Il heavenly country
Where sunlight never dies;
There is a glorious mansion,
Where all is bright and fair;
Christ has prepared The City,
And | am going there
Thousands Of souls have gathered
Into that heavenly Home,
Where Sickness never enters,
Aadsorrows cannot come.
Saints with their lofty praises,
Around the throne repair;
In heaven they're always praising,
and I am going therer
Ny soul is sad to leave you,
But oi1entimes, it seems,
hear the voice Of Jesus,
Calling me in my dreams.
You know I shall be happy;
You must not then despair,
For, Oh there is a heaven,
And I am going there
Sometimes I sec those spirits,
That bright angelic band,
Who dwell with Christ forever
In yondcr blissful land,
His namcis on their forehead,
And conquering palms they bear,
Aud | shall soon be with them
Yes! am going there.
From friends who love me fondly,
And call me their delight,
I go to higher pleasures,
A world of heavenly light!
A paradise eternal,
Christ did for us prepare;
He calls me from my loved ones,
But they will meet me there
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1864-04-29

The following acrostic gives the tru,
sense of the word Copperhead:
c onspiracy,
Q pposition to the war.
P eace on any terms.
P Tracy.
+ unity to the Union.
r eeognition Of the C. SAL
IL atred to the Government.
r arnest sympathy with traitors.
A narchy.
ID isioyalty.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1864-10-06
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