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The EfG hteepth Corps.
Mr., JOHN A. BRADYS DHSPATGH.


HxADouARTERs EiGuTEESTH ARMY CoRFs
NEAR POINT o. ROCKS, Va sept. Is, 1864.
Since desperate attempt Of the rebels to de-
tstroy signal towers by cannonadng, uubroken
quiet existed along entire line, exception
of tho Dutch Gap position, the enemy still keep up
Cheir periodical sheliing from their four mortars
CASUALTIES DUTCH
u ia OF impossible suppose continuous bonn
gsardment unattended with any loss OF life. II is
uhotei3re not surprising that the enemy, during
NLe many weeks they have continued to Ore upon
Che cauai, should wounded and killed some OF the
H. the and injured any OF the laborers
Eew far between, and have been entirely chance
phots Three iouT only have been wounded, and
Sbut one killed within The last two weeks.
:
In the dearth OF news necessarily resulting from
Hhe lack vi everyday conflicts with the enemy
n easily devote small space to record late
brilliant race between the Army Of the Potomac
Tanu the OF the James. A horse from
Gle second corps represented party the First
New York noun ted rides furnished the horse FOR the
yfoste side. The betting very heavy and decidedly
En avGT 0l the second corps horse After dis ute
kesung from one party running the While
Sne other bad not ett the starting post, both aytes
taried together and amidst the greatest excitement the
amounted rifles came IA ahead. Ihs excited
tsiersbe attention. but owing to the fact OF its beng
Only quarter dasn, did cot the crowd
otherwise would The horses ridden by their
tors-haor BOyes OF the Second star, aud Lieut..
fHhtcomb, OF tho First New York mounted rifles. I'm
~edatay after the tho Second corps challenged the
Enountcd rifles To run the for al 600
n side A match ia now being anged.
The New York herald., 1864-09-20
The American uestton.


MoNEy PANIC PRODUCED IN LONDON -rR,rrsH
OPINIONS OF AN ARmIsTIcE -IMPRoyEagNr IN
uN1IED sTArrS BoSDS ~ GGRMASt.
The prospect Of armstice in America continues q
be the subject of anxious debate in Eusisrd
IDc London I'm Continues TO represent tha, the feel
ing q, The North in favor arm,sLce Is rapidly IN
M; bu. The idea strongly Cumhaited by
who refuse 10 believe in armisuce because IL would
at once necesstatc the raising o. The blockade
The Londo TraSS it's city article % the 6th under
the rene OF panic which the peace prGssec tad
tod modify the financial apprehensious II
raised by arguing that u i premat1re regard peaco
cersn owing 70 ,hc North maintaining The restoration o
the nicn as ot the bsoiuocondisicns. It, howovor
ahorg ~ chow tha. the pnrie OF the Snnth arc abso
utey thrown open by m nrmisuce ard h' hooa o cot
ton seriously a2gavaes the existing prcssur- tor
coaneraoug influences VIII be at wor. 10 peyoat the
cIaiu Of money which - feared
Ihe London rises nribtea tho iniecisve character
o. she TO breecb oaders and earthworss. IL con
tnucstA quarter OF an hour OF such good trcc
veil nrmni, can DOW maintain, Is enough 70 stretch
wBole dvisons the grOrad. In virginia and Georgia
both srmis Iutrenched alike. Tho result s that the
main hody OF each army holds secn POSITION, sud The
opposing to9es Bgbt each other as T. by sorLes
Frankfort adyces show renewed activity IN United
States boncs and improvement IN prises.
Tho htost dispatches BY the III; ernian report The
Lnd,D Tsies, In editor al, tna rho coirs
dence Of circumstances are agorsb'e y peace thai ne
hopeless deadlock 4 the arrnes IN tho held hapns "
witt tie period when the peop.e arc formally
called upon ether Daueurate now policy or deibe
ratcy approve the old Iney must pat ons decision
or tho other uaun record and the of enitIrv
failures communicated ty the dread Losses q the pre-
cent year render Il almost impossible for them W pro
me London aya'd thinks there IS considerable ex
aggeratior in tho estimate formed by sfme as 70 tno
probability U cedy termination OF the neri icnn war.
corresp spondent. writing to the london 5stcs, thinks
II Mr. Lincoln PROPOSES an nrmstice II wi only b. g.
nlmeuce Tho election, and vii lead 10 rohce tho result
lie also say one ihint - certain u sr aeon II 20
elected By whatever meaus The threats u The demo-
cratic party resist VIII be lourd 10 DO tais.
Intelligence has beer received CT fAoyds London. that
Two rebel cruisers hal ovaded the Unlpn war
steamers and successfully run out q the batbor o. vii
mngtn and since hon had destroyed no leo hauthiry.
tbree Union mereb antmen.
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Commercial Intelligence.

-rFB LONDON MONTY MARkkt. ~
In Inndsa The faSds greatly depressed o. ihe stb
of serieuhef. Copsos experienced 4 deciiae of one
half Ter cent. which n heavier fall than has occurred
on siuels day tor years. The quoiatoes were
ony pcr coot ahove the low during the panic
ot 1891 Runios fslurcs fife, wLict added 70 the
depression, but shey all proved iase There was an
active demand for discount ire banss asi open mar
ksk at full rates.
IospcS Sept o, 1894
Consos ciose At srH for money
svcuErIE,
Illinois Central railroad, al 10 discounts Erie Rail
road, 40 a.
IcvpoS, Sept !, 1874
Copsos cloee N s7k a sTk for money.
The market fos American stocks Us nsmw Illinok
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Tna Eurf.
TRorIrNu AZ THE FASHION coURsr--Tar FIRST or
THE FALL PrESps.

TIRE FALL PrESrs.
MONDAY Sept 10 Purse Of sl00, with inside stake
Of SIS each milo heats beet three IN vc, Ia harness
n. Mace entered ch. z. Hickory y...........I 3 Q 1
j. Lovctt ootered br. g. Stranger......... 2 / q 9
Mr. Walker entered bay colt t.......... 3 2
". iners u 10
0wrer's b, <. General. drawn.
time, 2A-244 4l-244
Fra Uea-Five TO four on Htsory, who easily by
four or eve lengths
Saond Hcd,--Even 90 Hckory. strrges w'unirg easily
by four lengths The fnvoritc DID pot fr the heat
Third Hsat-tivc 10 two on hickory Granger WOO BY
crgth.
Faa,th Heai-Even Hickory who won easily by four
lengths.
Fath Hsi--Fvc to two on Hickory, who won hs
pleased.
TRorTISG At THE UNION corRsx.
MONDAY, sept 19,Match for 81 600, mile heats, beet
three In five.
H. Woodruff named g. e. Prince. 20 wagon ..........
0wpor named double team, 70 ...... .dis.
Eeiting-100 10 ~ on Prirca Tme--2 a.
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A In,d

IN consequence OF the fail IN gold have decided to oGor
seaciicps from unusualy ARE stock Of Fat Win
ter sthne including tue larget Inc OF
citv disfoul OF Ave PER cent;
L desire to say TO the phlic generally that have
parehashed the finest Clothes and tassneres the
Net ans Manufactured them ths
fashionable STYLES of Mems and Bovs Clothing equal 10
ihc best Broadway wort. which fdly oer
~ bona tide aiseonnt oi five per from the marked
prices.
ISAAC \. gRORAw
"a Fourth avenue and 62 Lafayette place
The New York herald., 1864-09-20
CITY Intelligence.

JIK FUNERAL OF COLONEL GROVES. sEyENryrH.u NEW
YORK voLuNrEeRs--The funeral OF Colonel W. T.
C. Grower late OF tho Seventeenth regiment New York
state Volunteers who fell In action at Jooesboro
Is, instant place yesterday afternoon The
Ciy Hail. In the Governors the remains rep9sed
epcased in handsomely mounted cu1n. On the lid of
me colin was tho following insoriplIon-
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ME. w. ID. NC oreg or,s Despatrh.

MT. w. ID. Nc a reg ors Despatch.
HEADQUARTERS, ARsY or rEK PoroMAo,l
sept ~, 1864
party that carried Off the cattle cd over
taxing the rebels in their retreat they having
the start and safely eectng their escape with The entire
herd, which numbered two thousand four hundred and
eighty i've head Sixteen herdsmsn taken prisoners
and two killed The enemy when FIRST discovered,
had almost completely surrounded herd and guard,
only small portion OF latter effected tner es.
cape The loss OF the guard and Of the Fret District OF
Columbia cavalry is not known; but 1t Is quito large.
few stragglors and squad who we're run ming on
with crowd of refugees picked up by troops
and brought in The cattle formed part OF the supplies
the Army Of the Potomac gsoeraiy. The herd
der the charge OF Captain Richardson was located
where II was by Colonel Morgan, or account o the good
grazing ground there
The Lieutenant General haa Issued order that no
spruous, malt vnous liquors shall be allowed TO
into the army except through tue Commssafy and No.
dical departments. This induced by the largo
amounts brought down by suffers oud Others orders
from officers, but which were usually kept sale by
the matter.
Brgadier General Mott has been made macr general
by brevet by the President for gallant dcrng
the late campaign
General Grant Returning 10 the Front.
BALTIMORE, Sept. 10, 1854.
Gen. Grant passed through Baltimore yesterday even
ing and embarked the Norfolk for the front
He heartily cheered.
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The pan,sn our-,,sr.

Prussan papers refer u bitches the peace nerota
tons, o- ng TO thceuacity OF Denmark N the bnsnca
question. Tho breaking Of tho negotiations IS Threat
eped
The official Wtener zcfvrcor v,cunasccp TIE rurnor
that austria iSteods forming infantry res nents
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India and China.

kilograms from shaogbac anrounoe important o.
eiie OF 2k psr cent in tho rate OF exchange
~ Calcutta exchange had risen * per cent and The
rate Of discount per cent.
Exchange al Borntay was u per cent hlaher
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Frame
II Ia vpmorod thnt tba Imnaror in,

IL II rumorod that tha Emperor intends \, establish
new no biiiiy ss countetpoiso 90 democracy.
The Paris correspondent of the London Nes Gays the
general opinion prevailed that tho kmIe-rs health was
In = very Unsatisfactory state.
Inc Paris Dourse on the 7th ineiaut opened heavy.
but bseluent!y improved. Rentss csed Il 6d 70c.
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At Oid pricer.--E ending Cards and
Note faptss EFsRDELLs clegaas styles. only az 80
Broadway. corner OF Duane street
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Dear Sir II have been suffering TO- = long tine With
what phs ssans call dsea-e 0f the Prostate Gland aud Pc
tcntou OF brne and was BILE 70 obtain any relief upi
USED Constitution Water, which began produce lie y.
tive Of ect after taking two doses, Rui be
moro gra.ef than n he resultshavng Suffered an tss
Of the medicine would be willing 70 pay hfy dollars
bottle fer IT.
II has only cprsd but Avera other officers IN my
d'siric have peen earrd by IT, ard would recommend
everybody suneru. from the kidneys
wee Constitution water RICHARD LUSH,
Sergeant Ninth Ward Police.
Now York, Dec 81, 1851
so,a wholesale ~ AoRGAN q ALLEN. G CHI street.
AL all druggists
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Tyne Metal nnS Gtd Lrnti Waneer.- -
Cash III be paid for fev hundred weight or Type Mata
and old lead Apply at the desk Of this Office.
The New York herald., 1864-09-20

A cd OH, Dear Ne! what Pain. Head
ache, Toothe,he Neuralgia aua Cagrrh 7 suffered VOL
COrTis Instant PAN AnnihilsSor cared me.
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.yauan.

Advcos from Japan TO Juy Is bsd been received-
Gsuera Brow and sir II. Alc.ck both at Naeo.ax
and was underwood that rcsoutca ~ opcr thc ciuaaa
sea to foreign vessels had beer definitely tskcl.
The New York herald., 1864-09-20

Bachelors Hafr Dys--shc Best IA the
world Harmless reliable irsts TIL, o2'y perfect
dye soi BY all druggists. facory 81 Barclay street
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Res: sDsu u,ey

u
Bon Of Youth, Inqud Pearl has M eanal or pre-
aerslrs ard bsa Utf, tho COMPLEXION md skin Sold hy
~ druggists snd bJJAMES LAIRD Sole PropFisor. ass
Boo
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To Paper Manu- actUrers.
Cash viii he paid for 10000 OF GOOD Four iu,sy
Iapcr. Sics, 32X.6--43 lbs.
Apply at this ollcs
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s'rizes CGshcd in al Ac.ati2ea Lot
teries asd "a ormaton given JACOB Broker Gnce l7t
Broadway, New York.
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= save Cure--Eene's African Fever ~ nd
Agne Cure. IL fsis Depot 80 Liberty street. up
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An rrdsa CanicI's Hair shawl for
sale. Price s7:5 IA gold. Address b., Herald Office
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Articles for frc y0.iet 80 Ncw York
socotr iygenqu- for sale by the druggists Trade sup
piira by the asent, VICTOR T. MAUGER. Ii5 Chambers
sfrcg
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Al ~. xs-a,i.-. .,,cn

Ard all the people nerel. players and eI-mis, that
inrse portion of tns PLAYERS thereon be that
justly ronu preparation for the teeth Fragrant
ont.n from the demand Is that
cletne most deli iat' VI. ientapd ecacios oeau
fer and of the eeih the pro!ncei
All drug lists and pSrlQ Quists sell IL
The New York herald., 1864-09-20

it's ruaea houses Hnd deserted fortfcatons Sher.
man = r,oso cpu IAN ever; SO KNOX Of .2 Broad
WAY, near Fuon whose fail siy lie OF
Bats b thel- artsc simple beaatv surpsss al
the former trunirhs cf the modern halter.
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The Mexican Empire.

QUEEN ISABELLA OF SPAIN ON FaiBSpLY TERMS
with MAMMALIAN or SPAIN.
The Queen Of Spain has received the Mexican Min
,ster The speeches Doth eides expressed sympathy
and good understanding between the two governments
The New York herald., 1864-09-20

PrALes Cashea in al IegaIsZef I.o.te
rics j. Il. CLAYTON x co M ~ wali greet
rooms Nos. and S, New York,
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DR., ". III. GyegQ,-

Cr,ss.Soro's Hair Dye, Pyeservns,ve
nnd " a Depot wbolesa ard retail No JAstog Houna
Tho dy applied b, skilfui artlsts
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HiPPlN NE w S.

ronR--rHTs
- MOON bfsE6 eve
eUE H niCg wArss. mon ~ ~
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DeAas sss, Impaired sight,

NOISES IN TUB HEAD,
CATAERHAL AFFLClioNs IS TIE
THROAT,
CHRONIC CtTARRH
CONSTRUCTIONS 0F THE EUsTAcBIAN TUDR
CURhD,
BY DR. Won EIsEEBERG,
al his consulting rooms 86 Broadway, ncar Twefh street.
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DIR. Schensk,

DIR. Schensk,
oH' PHILADELPHIA
viii Be at hls reems ~ Eone street. Nov York every rraa
dav, from A. n. until r. NJ t. the Lungs Of
eonsmptyes with nis resproecr FOR which he chnrzcs
three dollars. bat advice free Schencka Pnls,onto
Syrup, sea Weed Tonic and Mandrake rihs ~ cure
sumption asd frvqbsntv IN its advanced stasss but 10
always beGt OF ate lie al~ays fresh
supply Of medicines =, hts rooms which be had ct AL
tmes
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CornS. Guuiops, NatfS, E.tnrg.d So'Dts
al a. easesss the feot cured BY DR. zaCHAaiE, No 70
Broadway
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Ladies' Ereastptns-Eew styles,
TWO three, five sight ten to ihtrtyavs dol each
sale sale ~ GEO c. ALLEH 4l5 broadway. door below
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Qtit gomss-- New styies. Jss.t FSsceSvcS.
two REQ foar Eve 10 twenty doArs .aA for sais n.
GkORGEC q ALLKN. Ais Bros3waS, oaeAsM bslaa VsnsE
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sicio,y Ehnoosy and PEI colosy, October numher
"fHnKN0LoGICAL JoUkAAi. 20 cents. Ncwsmoa
hare IL FOWLER WELLS, 3os Breadvag.
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Foyn; Havana I.ottevy.
- per cent prenrn pad for prizes information
cd The highest Doubloous and all KINDS oi
Cod and SILVER TAS LDE 4 Co Bankers, i6Wa 81.
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For ere Hat ant shin Yarry's vrl-
coprerous The basi and ctsapsss srice old ~ arug
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fdmirabic Conuasru-,s.

why docs pHALoN's NIGHT BLOOMING CEpEUs an.
fe from all the other enDtatons OF
eau . u is temptation ahica 1t i ain not yield
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What the diat between the modes o. mtasvrur
PHALOA'S fIo.f BLOOMING CEREUS ana lager bier?
Way Sou see Il takes two rnts TO make quart Of lager
Win Of the glorious perfume Aforesaid allowance IL
about quarter - a pint 10 cry gal.
The New York herald., 1864-09-20

Fndfgestfoa, Head ache, . Sense OF Full
se-s In the back pass Of the head Immediately relieved
aud soon cured bv
PRkNDRETH'S PILLS.
obs-rvs-B BRAhDREfH muss be government stsmp
The New York herald., 1864-09-20
PETERSBURG.
fTHE REBEL CATTLE II AID
tUnsuccessful Pursuit OF the
Raiders.
IA Cavalry Regiment Surprised and
Nearly ALI Captured,
de-, ka., -
The Tenth Corps.
Mr.. WILLIAM H. AEKRIAM,- Dl.SpATCH

Mr.. WILLIAM H.. hExRIAA's DESPATCH.
Tx TIE FIELD, Sept. II, 1864.
YyTESsiys ARaAN0ENsSrs RECRUITING
This morning Colonel N. n. Curtis, OF the One Hun
s1rod and Forty second Nsw York Volunteers, command
Sng brigade this corps Lieutenant Colonel Alonzo
Alden, one Hundred and sixty-ninh New York Nolun-
geers Major Joseph Noble, Ninth Massachusetts Volun
Eeers, ard Captain Davis B. Magin one Hundred and
f3cventoenlh New York Volunteers leave tho front for
Che North specially detailed by the Major General
branding the department to proceed North for the
hlrpoee recruiting their several commands up to the
knEximum standard, either by means of drafted men
sew recruits These aud similar contemplated accessons
SO the army gained, TO have very great influence
On fall csmpaign and is understood that during the
,ext twenty days large number Of Influential officers
Mlp tue ranks to a effective standard
commanding division this corps, is fast recovering
From bis alarming uess but the eebed condition ia
NAch him will necessitate his going North cor
crod Of sixty days General Turner VIII proceed TO his
Chica % home
Capinio "a r. Clum, signal corps, United States army,
u anuounced chief sgnal officer OF the Department OF
Virginia and North Carolina, in place OF Captain l.. D.
Norton relieved pursuant TO orders from the War De
fpar.mens
ORDNANCE CORPS
First Lieutenant John A. Kress United States Ordnance
corps Ia announced chief OF ofdrnpce OF the army
phe Geld place Of Captain A. Mordecs sent elsewhere
Ny order OF Secretary stanton.
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rauSer's Cell 1sSrgsed ShtpptnQ Tags
shpeh ar eveFy parEose, at maaufactarera VICTOR e.
hAt1AR'S, lis Chambers street
wigs. Toupeos. Hair Dye, Hair II vet na
and MO tavia Cream fer heautify y ing the hair
w A. BACHELOR 3 l6 Bond atreet-.
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Highest Pvemsum LOeH geteBA aswfo9
Aschiaea wnsELER 3 WILSON ez5 BsoslwsS.

II You want to X now, &c.,, Read
MEDICAL COMMON sEkoR
curious book for curious paole geod book for
Price 81 So To be had e ali news dspnls Coutsuss
Dr. X b FoorE. iss Broadway, ny
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The Washington, Telegram.

Tho WNshtRItOn TeIeSF0Ns
wAssunGToE Sept 10. 1854.
Passengers from City Point State that when the NAH
left Yesterday morning, at ten O'Clock the skir
mishug extreme left, which commenced At an
early hour In the morning, had become very brisk.
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1864-06-29

rHn ON CANOE.

WHERE the rocks are gray, and the shore is steep,
And the water below looked dark aud deep;
Where the rugged pine, in its lonely PRIDE
Leans gloomily oyer the lipyky tide
When ths reeds and ushes are tall and rank,
Aud the weeds grow thick on the winding bank;
Whero the shadow is heavy the whole day through,
Lay ati.s mooriugs the old canoe,
Tho useless paddles are idly dropped,
Like sea-bird's wipgq that the storm hath Topped,
Aud crossed on tho raising, one o'ero one,
Like folded hands when the work ia done,
While huisily back and forth between,
The spider stretches his silyery screen,
Aud the solemn owl, with his dull "too hoo"
Settles down on the side OF the old ean9e,
The stern, half sunk IN the Shiny wave,
Rots slowly away in its living grave,
And the green moss cvcaps Ger its duh decay
Hitting the taoderiug dust away,
Like the hand that plants oer the tomb fower,
Or the ivy that mantles the fallen towcyj
While many blossom of livelisst hue
Springs up 0 oer the sten Of the old canoe.
The currontless waters are dead aud still
But the light winds play with the boat at WILL
Aud lazily in and out again,
1t floats tho length Of lis rusty ehaiu,
Like the weary march Of the hands Of fine,
Phat meet and part at the poontde chimej
And the shore is kissed Of each turn anew,
BY the dripping bow Of the old canoe.
o, many a time with careless hand
| have pulled It away from the peblly strand,
And padded II down where the sire I'm runs quick
Where the whirls are Wild and the tddiSs are thick
Aud laughed as leaned DER the rorkipg side,
And looked below in the broken tide,
To see IL the faces and boats were two,
That were mirrored back from the old capoe,
But now az lean o'er the crumbling side,
And lock below in the sluggish tide,
The face that see there 10 grayer growu,
And the laugh that hear has sober tone
Aud the hands that lent 10 ths light skig wings,
Have grown familiar with s.erner things,
But love 10 think Of the hours that few,
AS rocked whore the whirls their wild spray threw
Ere the blossoms waved, or the green grass grew,
Ger tho mqldering stern Of the old canoe.
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1864-06-29
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