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The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1864-03-16
DoN,T g GO IT ALONE, .,

A rRxvEsrfE.
e lnere's poem by Saxe,very witty, I own, ga
Inc sntject of which is $ Go il Alone,"
anu the wisdom of which am slow to deride,
Fori read il with pleasure and profit beside -
And said to myself, it is tust you sing, 55les1
Stg-reifaaee. dear bard. is glorious tn ng.
And never on others life burdens I'ii cast.
But win bear them heroic and brave 10 The last.
ana iurther' moved, il is noble and grand,
mhen the Storm beats about US, mn aided 10 stand
as us icyely the blessings of sunshine to share
Ana shelter the weak with, protection and care.
But own thatmy heart has grown fainter Of late.
For my dear Mr., SAKE, I'VE bean trying to skate.
started forth braYeiy the ordeal to mest-l9 u 9,cs
In my head we're your versus, aud skates on my feet
Dut % me rhymtng SO smooth, and logic so uice=l z
isd q dite rent loak when viewed from the ics.i ~
me standpoint was chapged If standpoint i. bs, 3
10 10 go pitching about like a vessel at sea. -
Ana 70 nnd, half the time, for your struggles and
mat our heels are at least hi Ii as your brains:
"AlonefSl exclaimed. .'3hl ssI never can 90 IL 57d
And shisis what comes Of trustiug poetr ''s7',t Z
No, no, Mr. SAKE, yoa may tails as you please;
oaieo' and kepier, and worthless like these, ga.
All gFan1ly heroic, def,ing the Fates, assa't ai'
could never have gone it alone upon skates. ,.-t
eot course. alude to the neophyte sage, -
NO fespecter of persons, oi youth, or of age)
}sI9 S q s : ~,
For there matrons and maidens, with cheeks all
aglow, $
as roses would look peeping out from the snow;
There seigneurs most potent aud Followers of Mara.
ana cupids With trowsers, and men with cigars,
Were striving to skate, and by each II was shown. Il
nat In tearHinq this art you cants.go it aIone''
MORAL.
NOW if' ladies, you'll pardon some feeling advice
pont refuse willing hands and warm hearts-ou the
Ice
! or any where else; for say IT, and know IL,
m spite of the rhymes of the Green Mountain poet
nat need in this world of sunshine and storm,
N M arm that is strong and heart that Is warm
a24aEs& -es1f EGG
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1864-03-16

S.
eupsbe.land2 ha s.ssapi ized. disciplined
ana ied lt! ho planned IT'S caup4;snx2-
Tns Genefa whose name is omiffsd s. this
resolution-M ajor- General W. s. Rosecranz
6 r, And who is this Gel,eral Rosec<z1Is7 The
nlssess q tiae eetshtts tells yot, ana xo5.r
en'iorenek;aey Il R,s hesrk Il Is he who
fought battles and won victories in Western
= ltginia isrder the shadow Of ofassstzsf,s 6aFns
" henfhe poetic pretendsr claims<i the honor
1.ala rscssysd the sssaz<l.as ths zu6a6f of Viz
igtl,s siaaza IN praise of Caesar 4ze zyfs4t HAN
stuan Hfoseson 4lIe waits of fI1 }sss
fase--zz Esfsssz ssezz 50 = = f -
r. - slsos ego ssieasoss tssst as fsoso5ssr
sps 50 night the Hero q I<ieh Mountain sav
iaiIreis. ), = = Z = zs1<ts sas
From Western p irgiIia he went to M;sa5s.
sipp, saald tiere sSt5n ta battles of Itka ana
kgeTlnth which has eaide. ln,aterisli = Is erals
the "a Jane Of that General upon whom this
house has been IN, such haste to confer the
/ proud rank Of Eiisutebant- Generate of tie A.
my OF. The nited States but who was not
upon g her Of these batslesfelds. sssz:sEilf
iss Y ne fook eonapsHd sf the ,Arn5 efsfhs
Cumberland, found that army az Bosylino
Green, IN No 9eniber, 1862. as & laf disorea7s
ized, dishea1tened, driven back from i 4lsfSrna
aud Ieunessee and aed i across the Gunaaer-
lilsnd, planted y IN ashgille, and themes. on
.ae she nrss dsy ct the new year, planted his
tanners at Mufifeesboro' u torrents Of blood,
ehe moment OF sour EXTREMIST peril,
/ f.aifeWins himself into the breach, saved by
Pis personal yaior the A rny Of the Gnmter-
"a iand Isls and the hopes Of the Repnblie2 ItEas
ueneral kosecrans. From the day be as
sun,ea tse command at Bowling Green, the
nlsnoIy .oI that army. ma be written ID one
ssllehee--lt aqyapced, and maintained its ad-
a4nesq posis1on aud rs last campaign under
q. tne dsnerai It loved was the bloodiest and
most oriff1ant The fruits Of ghickamauea
were gathered IN yeniber, on the heights
9i = MISSION Alqge and. among the ciondseof
s, ooga was q glorious 20 on, and every loyal
i1sar' ls proud OF IT. But Sir, it was won
e zen q we had nearly tfies times the number
5oiI ne enetay.a 1t ought fo have bsen won.
8 nank s5od that +. was won would take
no "a aseI from the brow of the man who won
-, sus = ! woala REMIND gentlemen here that
whiie sne battle OF Ghattanooga was fought
gl superior oers On our part the
. ssls ~ silck was feaghtawith still
sssSse. e. = le.iority against =
II there Is any man on earth whom / hon
O.. l.is tne = man who = named in this reso-
- II
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1864-03-16
DIR. @. @. CARROLL,
Surgeon Dentist. 8

pakes this opportunity of thanking the citizens
and vicinity for the very liberal patrona
WIN which he has been the past hopin9 in
the keeping pace with the rapid Progress
ms profession to- give bis patients The benefit OF
careful and reliable operations. =
He is determined to do a better class of work for
tie same money than other Dentistin the county
Nitrous oxyd or . Laughing Cas-, in extracting
tee.h whteh in the hands Scientific and judcious
operator, relieves from pain, with perfect safer
while in the hands of the fiterate and reckless il IL
not free from danger. 80 @ = -
You desire to save your natural teeth, which have
oegan TO decay, or ache, tfor nearly every aching
toolp can be sayed) by filling and observing the Jaws
Of dentat hygene, you do as Dr. Carroll max
this Important part of Dentistry speciality Do
not, therefore, sacrifce tooth because ii aches
II you desire teeth inserted yuIca mite Contain
Gus Gum, or old Plate, true 10 nature and pnsnr-
passed Tor beauty adaptation and durability aud At
Irregular teeth straighiened. -
All difficult operations in Dental Surgery perform
ed with care. u -as-ss' 79s7FsF' s. e, - ?
: Call and see specimens of plate work al s -
Office over Swift's Drug Store.
Rayenna, Ohio, Jan. 97, 1864. ~ "
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: Rootstown, january II. 1864 Is 6ms E
For Sale.
3. HoaIse and Lot for Sale.

fEaiis The Honse and Lot belonging to the late
George Bostwick situated. on Spruce street.
pear the Methodist church. is for sale NY one
Wlshng TO purchase can the houses and learn the
Terms OF sale sby applying to H N. Ward ssfs {
.sst.,as szHA RRIETT g. B0STW ICKsz
haVenna, Feb. 9, 1864. Io-Sw ss5stis f137
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1864-03-16
REAL ESTATE
"A ARRa FOR SALE.

FHE subscriber wishes 10 sell his n consisting Of
ecres OF good laad. pleasantly situated
on centre road from Rootstown to Edinburgh, abou
three foprths of mile from Rail Road station. The
Buildngs eonsistof good and large dwelling sbonss
with good md liever fang well of and eisern,
both under good barn, with other suitable
buildings The farm is ell ed, with good Lying
spring, Has good bearing ORCHARD mostly grafteti
fruit viii be sold cheap For particulars inquire
Subscriber, on the premises. s=lss4 {
: .Ssss'sst D. B. WELLS.
Rootsto@n, january IL. 1854 S l3 6mssa,s + +
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goest|lrp i S :. /
Go!IT ALoNE.n
lsx yous @. sixr.

jni i5Ifls ..I3is..4s -. 15sfft
There's game much in fashion II ihink irs callet
Baehfe; .e.5azs;l e.5aa4..4.sT., 5ss.5.ss9
IN which, when the cards are in certain conditon.
The pia yers n s.a ~.
And one of them cries. IN con adent tone,
Ssrthiak may ventu re to 40 Il no,,.
d8fEs aJB7IG0j efg5ais5s9a.t 1ge 10 s7sa G3gt1t
ssniie Watching the game, i.is whim ofthe bard's
q moral % draw from that skirmish of cards., -
ena @ . lapey ne nnds IN ihetFisisl strife C. -
Where whcther the prize be a ribbon or throue-
The winner is he who can ..go, i, alone 70,
- = - = = ~ -
when great Gaiileo proclaimed that the world
.''a fega'ar oreis was eeaseiessiy whitfield,
|. 1.ne sos-nol conVert-for all OF his pains. -s
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1864-03-16

tl,gsrEe s - gEa b.Ts .sr-7-5 ae9d sad hliga
Correspondence.
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1864-03-16

81 ON THE PLAINS PRieE 10 GENTS =.
Atths RAvRNNA BOOK sToRE
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1864-03-16

From the Rev. Jos. h. Kennard Pastor of the 10th
DR.. Jackson: Dear sr-I have been frequently re.
quested to connect with com nendations Of i;f
feren kinds of medicines but irng the prac ice
out Of my appropriate sphere hare cases deein
ed but with clear proof in various instances and
ttcuiarly in my family, of the usefulness of DR. ooans
German Bitters. depart once from my usual course
% express full conviction for ger debii;ru NJ
fhe system end especially for LINER Complaint =,
and 7aiuabte preparation I cases NAV fail: bnt
usually doubt not it will he very beneficial to those
Who suffer from the above cause. ~ lss - - !
. ours, yery respectfully.
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1864-03-16

sps 50 might tie Hero Of TIeh 86i,5fjSf;;; ..x-
'lss wo tbs but ss xo<n 1is
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-03-26
rsebel EseftneIHlenI,

The following from the Richmond Ex-
amiuer, is beautiful commentary on the
claim Of the rebel leaders 10 exclusive
cbival5y and refinement
It would seem something of the curse
he came re b;stow upon others lighted
upsa his owu (Dahlgren s. carcass, when
it felI riaaiea by avengiag Southern bull
les. Stripped, robbed OF every valuable,
tie taecrs cut o4 for the sake Of the
diamond rings that eucirclcd them, when
the bady was found by those sent to take
charge Of it, il was lying in field stark
naked, w,th the exception of the stock
ings some humane persons had lifted
tie cornse from the pike and thrown ii
over info the Ge.d, u save it from the
hogs The artificial leg worn by Dahl
gren was removed, and IS now at Gen.
Eksy's headquarters. l. is of most
beautiful design and Hnish.
Yesterday afternoon ;ns body was re-
moved from the car that brought II to tie
York River Railroad depot and given to
the spot Of earth selected TO receive it.
Where taat spot 8 no one but those con
cerned in is burial know or care to tell.
1t was dog's burial, without coffin,
without winding sheet Or service. Friends
and relatives a. he North need inquire
no further this is all they will know
he is buried burial that beftted the
mission upon which be came. He has
"swept through the city of Richmond"
on a pine bier, and written his name"
on tie scroll Of infamy, instead Of con the
hearts OF his countrymen," never to be
erased"
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-03-26
GHERIFF's SALE.

~ sfssk ~ Iowa, LxE Co.'S.
Nv sfrr,e srecis execution 10 nae directed is.ned
By the .lei ki s ba-truf ttrt 81 sal4 county
81 George fletcher and against Jaies ~ johnson and
MARTHA .luhIsoE, sasd also decree against t;ers4g Ar
def gn - Az Ntheis have lesisd Hpon viii sell
% TIE hgisst iaer - the front door of the Clerks o.
nee q the hirsf tos'rt Of Lee county Iowa keokak
in SAID county,, tile I'd day Of Apfsi A d. Isa4
the hours OF aocicek and rinek ~ g. ing
at Uclrck ". cf said day. ie ipiloafl prretg To-
VIII Part OF lets enc aud tNo re in block sixty-issn
inA. In the city OF kerkuk, Lee county ure per-
Ncuariy described follows to-wit eiia alh
street al point la lot oEe ! ID sid tln t2
twenty 2gl feet fe4n, -iiey running
through said block sxts-swe c.. thence foriy f49 eet
along the linr fft street said er one towards
High street; theHee Enf lp4 ieftat TiEE ahAie1
Ii liitl street thronch lei enc anil two III said
bleck ii f thence #xfv ltt ist the north
@tstafly lE tetR aem said lots i've III t1ia three S IN
said sleek u the aiiry In saf block thnce twenty 81
feet along of the alley ~ said leg two towards
Fifth street: thence twenty sl eet dssteiiy t0vaics
High street, thence eighty 80 feet eefos prt II sd
f~n and GIG mhels Z said Us u t@sk
a fife place IL beginning q. fh street.. in the oiss II
Aeoklk. Lce county lows.
Taken levied upon, and 10 be sold By order OF CONT
satt Nv said y nit 81 execution
Printers FEES 80 90 ISRAEL ANDERSON.
keokuk. March 4. "a. Sheriff 81 L-r Co. Iowa
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SHERIFF'S SALE.

~ STATE 81 Iowa Les Cos
III virtue nf se1il ME aiFet e sssfes
sy The Clerk OF the District Court If safa county, ia ysa
"a hiram Barney. and against Hhnnth W. Nins tand
ai-2 eere- aeaii ten G. Dixon aud Ghsries I@tses
Go. and Others have levied upen ard -e t. tAe
hsi s,asT, AZ the freilt Soor the
isstract Court Of lee county. t5. at h-9hGk s.td
county On tiis I'D dsy 81 pel 4 b. sGi between the
hours y @ clock i. u. ara cstk iinx
At O'Clock p & Of said fay, the aonns property
VII. hot No three fa IN litrk nttysret 5sa IN the
city "a heukgA. Leg county, Iyma.
falsn, levied upon be sold ~ order u court 10
satisfy said writ II execution
Printers I Zee s. So ISRAEL ANDERSON
keokuk March !, q. Sheriff df Lee Co.. lows
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CHERIFF'S SALE.

~ SIArs ef Tevt LIS COUSINS.
By virtue Of special ution e dire ted issued
BY Ihe ,ie-k ufhe District s.r N sd county Ia favor
ol Lss higgins and against Isasc Nahansda aud also
decree asanst Elizabeth Nanau<ttii and o-ists.t
ayelrYsi upon aHa Will sell to the Highest Ai&iefs
nj the trent da9r e Gitgks elte u the district
Court Of Lee county. Iowa az heekk. ~ said county
u. ,e asti, d. 81 March 4 y. iet4 between the Lours
- O'Clock 4 #. and O'Clock = NJ commencing ~
oetk y n 81 sail dsr ths following property te-vits
tn, narili-gost 9Bsrter ~ oa taiff ~ ~ township
sxtrt;vs ts osf ~ range tive west in Leeeouuty
Iowa.
-n lev ana 90 se sold II order Ufrcsrrf
satisfy said writ g 81 eeuton-
keol1nk Eeu. - 1864. ISIt.AEIl ANDERSON
Printers Fee s. so.9 sbes "a u Leo Co. Iowa
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NOTICE.

To .osePh v Hyoon. Sarah Gertrude Wyeoif Counssss
Snsyth, +. II. 03iphaft, $. II Edgen Co. kifkhan.
lascise d Co.
lrts, anu ctcl fynn, hershy notified that there u
on file u the oee o the CLERK il tile District Court
81 Ice county losa Mt kt,kgk, petition Of Daniel X
Miller, claiming Of YOU JOSEPH y. Nycof the Of
weEissix hundred dollars with 10 per cent interest
aiIntn, money due pIonissasy note secured by
Esort2age made by or TO Thomas Nickersham aud since
assigned said Daniel T. Miller also claiming against
each Of You the foreclosure Of said mort the
being upon the Southwest quarter Of section a township
en- range west in Ice county. tows- anf further asking
fr sae az said premises and general rslief. AM unless
sl appear aud said etiiinn On or before noon
the sex,aa das OF the terI Of said Court 10 conn
p,euce M keoink the LIST Monday Of September D.
1904 default will be entered against yes and ju ignent
rendered thereon prayed for ia said petition
NOBLE & STRONG
nca2l Attorneys for Plaintiff.
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GHERIFFtS SALE.

~ SrATE or Iowa. LIE CoUNrr-ss
by virtus Of special ma directed, issued
tx The CLERK q the District Court Il sl couuty lter
Hiram Barney -Snd against hemas A. Try, aid l.sU
tee Eee against L. Avres aa Aau Ayre- sAd 0thsrs.l
have lei ues1 and via all 50 the highest l5aer
the froat Tie Clerk 0ice 81 t District Court II
Les srInfy Iowa. taka sa2i rtafy. the ia
say TX A4grls A. H. lsy4. bIaeeu the h.ugs elock
A n ana Go 3@P VI. raaIe14eilg iii o'clock r. u
u sid dag, te ipewin perry. tosif The southS
tuarier the southeast quarter q agton twsnty-Dne
4 IN t,F zsiip slxty-eytn u isrtli, vf range i've
west in Lee county, igwe.
Taken levied upon am O. lie sold ~ order Of court.
satisfy sallssxrit 81 esscut.oR.
kesknk Fsl. -. 1864, ISRAEL ANDERSON,
Printers Fees IT so.l sheriff u Lee Co., f1ws
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GHERIFF'S SALE.

NJ STATE OF Iowa. LEE CoUxTH-s=
By virtue of spTiai execution to directed Issued
by the Clerk u the District Court OF said county, in favor
"A samuel X George, and against IL t. Reid, lald
decree aasust Albert Wells ard othtrs have levied upon
ad viii sell 10 tie highest ladder The dovr u
the Clerk Office u the District Lott u county "a
&c Keokuk, ia said county, the etk day Of pr1,
1904, between the hour NJ O'clock A. NJ and O'Clock
p NJ commencing at o'clock r VI II said day, the fol-
lowing property it, Tlse half northwest
quarter II sc1io eghien rs e.araining eighty 1901
less in township siAtv--ix 81 north of
range FIVE 8 ami the nsrfh half IL section thirteen
Isl township sixfyix GS north, IL range SIX 6 west
All in Lee county, Iowa
Tsn, levied upon and be Sid by order a Court 70
srftsfy ssid writ ofexeeutiof.
keokuk. Meh. 10. %. IFRAEL ANDERSON
Printers Zee = ~. Sheriff Lee Co. Ia2a
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sDAINTS, Oils AND vARNIsHEs

Ground and Dry CoIors, Linseed Lard. ca,hor
Tanners, Nestsfoot, Castor and Olive ni,s: Can.Is
and DemsB varnisbes &c For sale al arket nrice.
By S. b. VOWEL & co s''S-
msy21-d ISL Main stsoet
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StHERIFFsS SALE.

~ >rsrE eF Iaw Il I.Ea CouSgT-ss.
bv Y:rtmr # special e1-rntaTi lnd tigeetei isued
ty Csfk q. the isrct Csat q s;i county,
6, :. As>tHsaH af s.-sia,f J-aIh kenarirk. have
levied upon sid w sii ga the highest tdFF the trent
IL hc 1ief bee IF The District Cosrto II Lee
IS. I0xa a Kecsuk. IL sald county. ga the 9Th day Of
4 s1 A. j. lse4 b-tween ttle hears IF eo'euck a VI.
and O'Clock T.. NJ caIl5tEgnE ~ etk 4. Nj 81 said
day the following Ut perry t-@t. Ta nerth-w e. etaf
the uaIhsssf ssArtsr u setH5n tventy-cgit :.
township ~tSts-six tel ~ u range slx q vesf IA
.se osrEty Iowa
Taken levied upon, and q he sold y Jri,r Of caurl II
ssrsssfy sod wit Of execution
keskak. AeA. TO- leSl- ISRAEL ANDERSON.
Printers Zee S. ~. Sheriff Of Lee Co. lows.
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SHERIFFS SAhE. !
AHERIFPS SALE.

- STAFs eF iowa. IyE Co--ss.
~ virtue u rpecia exee pn to directed, issued
oy the eerk OF the District Court IL said county in favor
oo'y "tiis ana against H. Iiautrnaker, have levied
upon and Will sell TO the highest bidder ct the front
door ef the Clerks office If the District C,tr4 ~ lee
esanf5, Iowa. at keokak, in said county on the 9Th
my 81 April. A. D. 1854 between the hours of oclock
q n aud o'clock ~ CONNIE ncinc az oeok n ~ 81
-. 10y me following property, l.wii: Four feet and
80 ,hehs on Of the rear ends o. lpts Il ghf Isl
- NJ III an fourteen 14I feet and fDsr inches of
u w fa-festerly side Of lot ten fol in block
hunar I'd and twenty-five i2sl being altogether is sl2
e 80, noi.9 o. Nam street and extending lack
lut 70 e saisy Ia sd block city IF keokuk Lee
Taken, Levied upon aud be sold ty order II court TO
satisfy said writ ~ execution
Printers Pee & Sol IsRAgI ANDERSON
heokuk, Neil. 10th "a slset1n II L.. Co Iowa
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NOTICE.

" To Henry wesioe You notified that there Il
file in the ece of the Clerk of the District Court
Of Lee county Iowa at Fort Madison petition Of
Neae claiming against you divorce from the bonds of
atrmofy aud for ainony and other relief and unless
yoii appear pni thereto before the Second
ay 81 the next of said Court 70 begin e the 3D.
Monday of May, 1854, deauH and decree viii be had
$3.50 NOELE-& STRONG,
.aeA1edkw Attys. ~ Piain1iG
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Bag Factories.
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THE lie GATE CITY
r. : II II -
THE VETERAN VOLUNTEER.
respectfully silstsd to The vess rsnspf the I'D Army
cof1as, BY Dr. r. 4 DvScAx, Z. S. A. -
AIa-eReanie Blss F3ag-' 49,
e4*E - Fs - - VIE saeE
When Treason srove with fendish art,
Te llet cat Freefen's star, sxg.al-xrs
Ahi stBl tn pg,lsa Of Nations heaftns 8 =
With frairiciaal war
Then came the Of noble slres,
From out the loyal North,
t. quench rlhelli9ns wiekedfr ",
In countless numbers forth
CHoRUs
Then cheer hays. cheer,
A long and hearty cheer;
nuTrah far nations pride,
The gallant Volunteer.
Aud DER mary weary mile,
Through many werysiay.
sThroue u, winter storms and summer smiles,
He's taken lis toilSome way.
But st with hope his heart beats high;
He's never known - quail:
Though gloomy henrs tis courage try.
lie knows no such word as fit
caorrs.-rlsen ciecri &c.
Al,honrh ne Tina draws near tie close
FIR which he 'asreed ~ ght,
Aellu hen raret the traitors hlows
Afffi fatfie Tor fhe ~ at.
Althoueh e. him his home IS dear,
His children and his wife
To them he riyes alFevfian's terr
To his country gives his life.
SECOND cHORUs.
Then cheer. hove, cbeerl
irue and hearty cheer;
Hnrrnh far ii nations pride
The Veteran Volunteer.
stll cur Country calls for aid
On every rohle son,
TIL treason Ia It's grave l. laid,
And Finished the work began,
Then nohy cenes The Scared hero
t. the Nafintl's earnest call.
A. when was ielt The traitors blow
'Gan-t sumter battered wall
2Sp CacEus.-Tien cheer. &c
The Seventeenth Corrss unbroken ranks
Como proudly To thu front
Agate thrv Nations thanks.
As oar has been their won't
With thirty lass ri home - rest,
Il kiss away tbs taars
OF fhoe. vio vsit With welcomes best
Tl.ar Veteran Volunteers.
2sa CHeaps--TAea cleer &.
Then once se,ln he'll ny "CEcod Bye,,
rfrrine t,Var& tte safli.
AHl i.aye h-ifn3 s.te tearelinimed eve
Ta ftre thn snuan's month";
Fer if-t7srA~7 u So still le,6s the Corps
His work u soon - dome
nNr 1irsians iis4 3 10 Frat nnre more
uera ttiet r. Man4 Z One
go cnoRVs--TAen cheer. Be.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-06-12

stsus.ou. T61 runor Wa soon caught up and greatly
magni6ed Tho facts Of the case as We were abo 70 col
ect them yesterday morning. seened TO be abou tnese
On Sunday evening the snemy n very heavy iorce sup
posed 10 be abou. ten twelve thousand strong and
consisting OF Infantry, cavalry and artillery ltnirty
pieces) made an attack upon detachment OF troops,
thon near Crawford twelve miles the other side OF
Staunton under the command OF General William 4.
jones Al The time OF the attack portion OF Gene.
raj Jones command had been detsched TO operate IN
saS MOI some no vben the susny made their
Our forces made gallant rssstsDce but in the face OF
the ovvrpowerng numbers Of ths enamy, 10 whom our
forces were bat 20 more handful defeat was inevi'
tabls.
roads dysrgngope leading 10 s.annton and The other
10 Wayneseoro a email town on the Central Railroad,
the osher side ossthc Slus Eihee Mountain, mne.
da,ely st it's foos-both points equaliy distant Fearing
them OF ny moving on Wayrseooro our forces Fereaied
our had been rcuisd aud had sustained consdera
BILE disaster n thor retreat, put tn,s - Dol 80
War stated dstDctiy that we had saved our artillery
and wagon taiEsa pretty good evidences thar our 70.
be worst nsws OF Tho vhoI, arsir is that General
william Jones certainly killed IN tho nshs. Tais
the beat cavalry oosrs 10 The servlce and ons whom
the county can IN afford 20 lose ~ this urcturs nc
was an offcsr tho cid army ws mistake not, where
ho Ian record Of much distinction as brave
and fearicss splr, drow sword. His opera
tons 10 this war have bssn mostly eonnsd 70 western
Virginia. aud ars 10, fresh IN tue mind y las public 70
need any review at this lime. Since hle demise The
command asvolyes upon Gsaersl Vaughan, who, we %.
leve, IA ~ Tennessee
Ihe enemy, we i.arp, oeisr command sf General
Raalsr ss SUCCESSOR Of the vanlashed Dutch General
Slge.
The Dispatches received yesterday by The department
were c0n1rmatory of the facts stated above ~ rm
evening reporting the ennpy had taken stanton.
Fortunately for u.s. this na true they can 90 20
but ntts harm unless they burn The town, which We
think they hardly viii do, all stcrsa and supplies
having been removed from there much as week AGO
Ruors nyins around tns ci,y last nsbl report;
nr that she enemy had aso reached Loxipgton burned
The Military Institute &o.; but belisve this report
entirely Destitute OF truth Certainly such nfosma
tIos had been received by authorities up 70 la sight