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arrived here lset week from Mobile. states that
that It WIS heipg evacuated by The rebel troops.
Information has since been received here whf b
would ]nsity the conviction Of this opinion. The
military authorities here. 1t matters very: :HttIe
whether Mobile he evacuated or not. Whefefer
the Federa1e want the city they will march on It
The propt 1t5 Of judah r. Benjamin md john
Sl1de1l, tn New Orleans, had heen condemned in
States.
The New Orleans Tsn1es learns that Gen. Ba1ley,
With about 1,00 cavalry, made IN advance from
Ba1on Rouge towards CIir ton few days since,
He hnd several slight sk1rmishes with the rebels
the mesntlme our forces lost, It IL RaJ, thirteen
wagons, when 10th belIieerents separated, each
H1de probably being satisfied.
The New Orleans markets On the 18th were al
most entirely nominal.
, 1865-03-28
-Netp Establishments.
i METROPOLITAN
ENTERPRISE.


Hare ytu hesrd Of tbe wonderful Git s.1e stors
sr NH f7.rk .trrrt M. m. .,~ntvtvo 80 ~
whsre H. nr,ct IL fne Do]Isr tor rvsrxth,nr .o,4
Tea setp Of aI,ycr md wsteaes Of t1t12
Havo Won seen I'M vs,t crowd mar Dr. .h-onr .hs~-
each tay.
Have tier shown 7oa the o,.ze, th.y cs~v ,v,x.
Comnrtaln9 most everuhine M hi IN ~
TL.t n,rs..r the EVA .nd ~. tnv n ~ h.
7nera a.e rrsud PIANO, frsm ,nn be.t mat--,
sevfny Narh,nr.-H,v.x sfnvs,.- Gra..- .,s
RaEsr, .-'~
There nrr Ytnr. FIR the fns.1 with ...+t,.. ~. ,
De.tzu ed for tne ,oyrr to nrfs,nt IN NJ, ~.
f.n,sef vuh diamonds. tevr +. ,or the ns-
I be lAies st,ltd Ear rinea. v,tu xubIr. 1orr~
There aso ROOD Lever ,a,cn.s. x.true ~ ,hs
And bY WATCHING, Ii a ru.,d,n-a he,-, .oo,-.r,.-
Thtrr xre ehatn. to f5nt h.a-t. A. .,,"s "0s
Thtse arr ebsru.s to btnn ,ovrr, = - 49, :nt e.
As elegant p.ace.t,. - ever vrrem.s-
And Tea Sets the best 10 he fonna n III. +-.s
There ara Casso,s Err s,.nc, W. 80
Knives '' N"'"'~
, 1865-03-28
FROM CINCINNATI.
Trial OF the Chicago ConRpfrators.

C1Hc1ENlI1. March 97-ln the Military Commits
sion. Patrick R. Morgan Was called by the defense
this morning. After testify1ne to the loyalty OF
election he raw n erpres. wagon diving into
the hack yard of Bfgsluw d Mnlhke's and put
boxes out, containing guns which were taken Into
back yard Of the wttnt 81. Young Bigelow aud
otherB carried in the arms. One OF the 1partF be-
loneed to the Legislature, and all we're OF the Re-
publican party.
J. ": Rhodes Sergeant from Mclean Barracks,
testified thu! in 1869 the s9sh New York regiment
3ccn: led Walsh's barn; didn't know whether
Walsh carried rcfrethments to the sick, but they
were tnken care Of by families IN the neiehbof-
hood: didn't know that Walsh got paid for the
use OF bis barn and stable,
The Judge Advocate had heard nothing from
the Whr Department in reference to the prisoners
as to witnesses. McMasters Is On the way,
Adjourned till o'clock tomorrow.
, 1865-03-28

NV YonF March a--The Htrnzf.. ,~awho-r
aisRs,en Gf The he fh hstn ssy: yI.;,,
aiG Gba !apu.5 dos"alaed 70 3net
The sanita2r COMMITS sion saents are s,so aenVeIr
..1hc GT1s nrobe, of rcf,occe .tt,chfn
Nor ca1olina a1ost Renne bsa %
KIN were scnt r. VilmtnTtnn Will
+ho r.Haps ,.s .hat tne ssaeq,uoa o. hnston oy
is Siaetta t:a H. Aoks psodness telcE.am sustaining
r. Fl nov j IN NewbeIa sApn 'p''a'of eee'l'ea' ano
attempted TO- to desert hetTren kinston:and Colds.
o9ro, ana M nag ngnt WIN otner rebel troops
,. -en - r.a+n1. H., nt1s.oa coffespono-
o. ISnea Troops arc sesreted IN TIE swamps along
opE lnes; ~o.- r.r,, ~ H.. c,.,.. e,,
o.. Gg'o.na' says IN nc nght e. Hentonsilie,
TWO corre, rnder s!oclnn, and h!1pat1dcks cav
a'IS, *erC ned N chec9 ~ 1r1sade under CON.
then, being reinforced by snn,her brigade, the
1anEeee were npuiseo. Gol. hnett was missing,
and their Logs vas aeont 6oo while ours vas coy.
tte fo% m % u ~ casea m me @
Ut Virginia colgtceatec IN that cily during INC
past tcn days, and were being supplied. They viii
a ee afs ssd to
,,l1.t ln!lAr 1rn1As MendsE, March H-A special
dispatch to the Philadelph,a Bulletin, from Wash.
1nG1on+ ssJf: :" spectai messenger which lett
1o,cshoro, \; C., on the I'd arrived here to-day,
aan fsporas INC occupation OF hat Place x seho.
ts D. " atso oE1nss 1!e AlGuly 1nnpor-
Moio ecnonefo and Ierfy ut Co1e betdce, On The
Neuee flsef, 1e" miles west OF Goldsboro, on
uns 80 1he' hs1st, .,c...,
with thc ene1t = GSS " a Al is 9an "a, nsnt
III ~ mas nanasomely oeteaea' leaving
frratinc n Rerten, TSn. " pa'is aanos' nno te-
.At kentnnri;;a ~, isnnaov ~. ,oth nm Al:
x1s,nn r. the VIZ Je iutui hae ~
sna for XIII anrs6 ras s1 o1
forced bT he rest Of he ir1sinn 1ore 1ps ena.
nv tafE' md durinc Mondar n;"h. ho nhsa5o1ad
Smi,hfcid. some tn niles lcsst te az S seE
Is 1he merely tcu3potsrv euccrss N 3ha 91st ,lt
Of fhe rht whch lie rsbe1s az hnsst; Nv @ p4te
asreat Victory. - 'oaeu1e oFef AZ
ASherr ans lpfa will not exreed mn sr..
, 1865-03-28

8eveu.Thirtles-The Loan all Taken
The New ku1n to go 0n-The Series
Of June 18th to be Immediately
I6Sned.

PHILADELPHIA, March a7.-Jay, Cooke l. Co.,
report the subscription to the 100 1onn to-day,
S2,175G GW, intaRling one Of 500 o0 from Chicago,
and one Of $l5G,WO from Syrscuse; also, 1855
individual subscriptions OF S5o ami @1o0 each.
The Subscriptions to the loan to-day and those
On the way 10 this Office, will absorb oil Of the
been disposed Of to the people, The sale Of the
second senes. designated as that OF june 18th,
will 20 On without interruption The notee are
their date. Agents Of the loan throughout the
country have been instructed On and after to.mor-
Fow to calculate interest the ratc OF seven and
their date up to June 18th mkt aud to pay back
the amount IN money to purchasers at the tmo
thcy bug. The delivery Of the new notes will be
uninterrupted. The public will not have t. wait
f0vf
, 1865-03-28

Especial Dispatan to the Chicago Ttfoune.l
ST. LOUIS, March q.
ueut. Tchnor, Of Gcn. Dodge's ttaG, Just az
rived from Leavenwortb. reports terrific e1orm
and food on 1the Plains, By which overland emf
cration has been much retarded.
4 destructive fire took place at Fort Kearney On
Thureday laet, by which m immense amount o.
forsce and extensive stables we're destroyed.
l. Government t1ain WIS attacked on Tuesday
by Indians, and forced to return to Fort Iasned
for an increase Of eseort. The Indiana we're sub
sequently driven Oh.
The Raoical Convention today nominated full
ticket Amajor1ty OF the candidates arc strong
men combination efectually sqnelched a
cnque OF professional ofuce-teekers, who tried to
1naoagc everything md gained nothing
, 1865-03-28
Mem advertisements.
NEW PLUMBING WORKS.
20 Monroe Street.

The subscriber would respectfully solicit shzyr OF
the public patronage. Having had twenty i've years.
practira experience In the business and during TINT
time fitted many dwellings and stores for the most
promlnett business men OF New York CITY, aud soma
Of the largest hotels, hospitals and as7:ums In tbs
Etate, he fee1s confident OF his ability give eutise
satisfaction. Nonebut the best Of worknen employ
cd. Those honoring him With their patronage will
and their work dcne IN neat and substantial manner
II nc VII RiEe 1t bis own personal supervision Own
efs, architects and builders Invited to exsm1ne
his stock OF Water Closets, Baths Wash-Basins Iron
Sinks, Copper Boilers. and Brass and Silver plated
Cocks OF The best manufacture. Expe fenced work
men sent TO any part OF tAs countr7
rnhcs-scs 3t1C,1u&sA lJUGB WATT.
, 1865-03-28
Sherman's Entire Loss since he
left Savannah only 1850.
NEW REPORTS OF the EVAGu-
ALTON OF MOBILE.
The Seven Thirty Loan is
Entirely Taken.
CGhFlScATI0h OF SLIpElL'S AHD
BEhjAMlK'S PROPERTY.
Gold Closed at 154,
OFFICIAL BULLETIN.

WAR DErAErHEyT,
WAsuNcToS, Monday, March s7-1:30 .p.m.{
To Major General Dix:
The following official reports Of the operations
Of the Army Of the Potomac On Saturday, and Of
General sherman's operations since he left Fay
et1evllle, have been received this morning.
General Sherman was at Goldsboro On the asnd
Of this munth.
No movements hare been made On either eide
before Richmond. and Petersburg.
s1gned) EN-. STANTON,
Secretary Of War.
ctT1 ron7, Va.-lnsoa T. m.-t
Monday, March 81, 1855.
Hon. z. N. stanton. Secretary Of War:
The battle Of the asth resulted In the following
lofses on our side:
Second Corps-ktlled 81, wounded. &C., missing
aoe Ninth Corps killed es, wounded ass, miss.
Ing 5ot.
our captures by the I'd corps were se1. The I'd
and 9Th corps pushed forward and captured the
enemy's strong iutrenchtnents, and turned its
Guns against him, and still holds them. In ty-
ing to 1etake this, the bxttle was continued till
eo'clock at night, the enemy losing yery heavily
Gen. Humphreys estimated the loss OF the enemy
On his front at three hmea his own, and Gen.
Wright on his front Ut double that Of our..
The enemy brought IN u flag Of truce for per-
niesion to collect his dead. which were between
their picket line and their main fortifeauons.
PeImt4eion wna Rfanted.
/ lsigned.] o. s. GRANT,
Lieutenant General.
Cl1x PoHT, March a7-l1:oo In.
Hon. z. II. stanton, secretary Of War:
lam In receipt Of She1man'e report OF his opc-
1at1ons from The time he left Fayetteville up to
The 2ad inst 1t shows hard fighting; resulting in
very: heavy losses - the enemy In killed and
wounded, and over 1000 prisoners in our hands,
His OWL loss he says will be covered by $500
men since he left1savannah. Many Of them are
] but slightly wounded.
/ Isigned,l Q. 8. GnAs1.
l. -. Lieutenant General.
cITI Po1sz, Ia, March IS.
After the engagement between the enemy and
the 9th corps, this morning, orders were given for
the eth corps to mike attack the left Of the
line, in front Of Fort Fisher, The Sd division,
| General Seymour commanding, was selected as
the assaulting column, 3zd shortly after noon the
line Of battle was formed, and the order to ad-
vance given. In a short tine or men had possess
uon of the cntire line oEriae-pits Of the enemy,
nearly all the occupants having been made prison.
ers. Our loss in the affair was very triling. Orer
%, prisoners were broughtin as the result OF the
engagement
:. 1still another fight took place at Hatehcr's Hun,
| IN which the Second Corps wna engaged. The
at%ee1. xtae r7nde ahnnt dirk f1rer fnmr hrpdred
, 1865-03-28
Nen advertisements.

FIRST WARD DRAFT A3SO.
Il CATION. Thcrn Will be merting Of the Fl1t
Ward Mutusl PROTECTIVE ASSOCIATION 1t thu Circuit
torrt Room III tne c. urt House, on TucsdaF evunn4,
ctercy Of making an additional Atsess EFT mem.
bess e the ASSOCIATION. HENRY Il. SHEPARD.
lkrA4 ihatat
, 1865-03-28
SCHROEDER,6
Power Corn Shelter and Cleaner.

With this Machine ho1s-s will easily sh I'll and
&c from three hundred to four hundred oashes per
per day ls the cheapest. Sim p'cst ind du' lie
N, chine IN Cse. and does r. WORK Bsr1RH Than any
other. AL machnts wa11ahted to CiYe satisfaction.
For particulars a1dress r. Il SCHhOkDEK, BOZ
31Ss htcago call nt 81 Kinze strret and e1amlne
, 1865-03-28

ne, traction Of a ase11ansTTy. n1s. Tys:,,,o
Gs.l4aTsa M,{sa Z MTes oa1 Seef @ 'as mora:
tna ~ 49, Ioss heary. Al the IN na1es, osst5
rs in number. escaped.
, 1865-03-28

4EO1U,
NEW ToEK. March e7.-Gold Is steadier. The
speculative operators appear IT, have come to the
col cl0sfon hat ut present pub!lc opinion regarda
$50 as about The price required By the condition Of
affairs. GCld opened ut 1851, fell to 152, and then
advanced to ISL
NEW EogK, March 27.-Gold to night 1891,
, 1865-03-28
FROM THE LOWER mI8BIS-
SEPPls

Union Prisoners Near Tlcksburg-
More 1futnorA or the Evacuation Of
experimentation OF Benjamlnss
e,.to 1Mo allGellsA Property-CAynlryA Akfr-
A44AAes NeaK RatoQ RouEo,
81 GAMo, aa, March ~ T.-Vieksburg advices Of the
r1reS u ts1 t% q or paro'ed prisoners have ar
a ~ 'afS a~ AZ exchange. Every thing is being
tha 13e 9 e1es%er ipe Holmes reported captured up
load Of cotton from Yezoo City. "41a o's
NV AohE. March z7.-The etea1uer Evan,no
Star from New Orleans, 18th, TIA Havana 23d. Ia
arrived. "a'
The New Orleans Ihdependeaf of -th.
18th has the following: a.: lsdv
In whom implicit confidence Ii placed, md Who
, 1865-03-28
FROM GEN. GRANTS ARMY.

Tho Attack on Fort Siedmap-Char.
1cter Of the Sixnatlon-Capture and
H~cnpture OF thc FOrl-Tht Design OF
the Rebel Attack-Eleported Rebel
on the Left, and Capture or more
, 1865-03-28
FROM LOUISVILLE.
Driven into hts OWL Safe and the
Hank Robbed.

LoC1sv11LE, Ky, March e7th.-About o'clock
this y: N. the o.fce Of A. Bland, banker. was
entered By three men, who proposed negotiation
for silver, in the progress whereof Of the men
presented pistol, drove Bland into bis safe aud
locked the door upon him. The men then de-
cacped with all the money out<lde the safe. est1-
mated, according; to somt accounts, at SIS, 100.
Bisnd was released after 1eatly two hour. contnc-
mcnt BY lccksm1th, who cut the luck from the
eff, Htfr
, 1865-03-28

Bos7os March s7-Ths police to-day s3o;sS I'd
1wo .%nr ~. strret md the other in the suhurbs-
W a11qstcd I'll the parties, some twenty IN nan
INC mo 1hrse arrcsts were made under fae IN" pro-
, 1865-03-28
FROM sHERNlAN-s AEimY.

The Evacuation OF. KinSt0n 81 a Nils.
14kes'-Dest rtaon Of II ebel Hrtgud+K-
Schofieldss Occupation OF EoIdsboro
--Jnnctton of Seho1leldss and Sh+ r.
mahs* FDfcrs- Fighting on the 10th
and 19th-1he Rebels Defeated,
, 1865-03-28

Dyspepsia and FITS.
FITA-A sure Cure tor these distressing: con.
-piatn1. ls now made AnGWn IN Treatise on
FlTe-Fofe1ca ard Nattge II eIbal re1aratons puo
-1ithcd by DR. Il. PHI BKUWN. The pl4-
FiTS-fcr1p Ion wss forLi-hcd him in ench a prov1-
-oPnilal manner thnt he cannot consricnt{ousY
FITS tetase to nuke II known, as It has cured ev
-erYbohy Who hiss nsed It, never having JAILED
F1Tk1n etu lie case. It IS equally sure in Of
-Fits as Of Dykpeps!o and the ingredients
to I'LL on receipt Of MS cenls to pst-pay p ,es
PITS aAe, tfc. Ac"ress DR. q. P4ELeS bx0 ~.
# NJ m
, 1865-03-28

Opening Of Navigation.
CLEVELAND, March 27.-Sav1gatlon ts open
between Cleveland and Detroit Tbs steamer
Morning Star arrived from Detroit this evening.
, 1865-03-28


another column. It ought not to. be neccssa-
- for us to make any appeal to the Republi-
Gin electors Of Chicago to get themselves
registered without dclay. But there wI1lsper-
Aaps he mauy who will omit this duts unless
personally reminded or solicited by their
more energetic ncighbors. We urge every
1nau who desires TO rescue the city from Cop
.crhcad rule, every man who desires to sec
1ayor and Council elected who Will protect
,e rcoplc against monopolles and sTindlcs
I'LL descriptions, every man who loves
nest govc,nmcnt and public security,
rive go much Of lis time, during these
days, as may be necessary, 10 the task Of
;iur bis own name anu those Of his ac-
..!ntanccs on the registry lists. 1t Is c5pc.
tally incumbent upon those who have changed
heir residences since The last election to see
.hnt they are properly registered, for, unless
they do so, they cannot vote. The pol books
Of the previous election constitute the basis
Of the registry, hut !: is necessary, under the
law, that the list shall show the street and
number where the voter resides, or that his
place Of domicile shall be otherwise fully de.
scribed. Hence all persons-tbose who have
not changed their rcsidences since last fall as
well Us those who hay should attend to
this duty at once. Thost who neglect 1t Will
have no right to complain about anything
that may happen in our municipal affairs In
the ensuing two years. The Sons Of Liberty
are bestirrlnc themselvesi in this business with
uncommon zeal. Let the Onion men Of Chi
cago take hold Of it with their accustomed
energy, md they will carry tue c.ty BY an
overwhelming majority.
A BRILLIANT HREAKFAxT IoH.
The rebel General Lee cannot afford In -
mat such 1oss Is he experienced on Satnr
.day morning. He had nearly {; 900 men wiped
ont before breakfast. They were al in his
possession at 5 g. m. and apparently on tue
1,,oh road to victory. At 6 o'clock they we-e
either dead or captivcs. II Lees army In the
trenches before Richmond and Petersburg
numbers but GO, GO as Is asserted, he LIST one
.4cnth Of his entire force iu saturdays disas-
+,one ,ssault on Grants linea. The nttack
-nroyed 10 bc bloody and costly b}under.
The rebel loss Is equal TO that suffered oJ
Grants army last June ~ the battle OF Coal
Harbor, and 9, ,0oo greater than that sustaln' d
st the unfortunate assault near Petersburg,
after the explosion Of the mine. The rebels
under Lee hare experienced no snch loss
since they got behind their tntrrnchments
nine months ago. The demora1izns effect OF
4h,s rcpulsc and slaughter VIII DC felt all
, 1865-03-28

ANY ore wrshtng to employ roung man who writes
E16o hand. It ady and vii Ing to work, and has q
aft knowledge business would do well to address
= PR p H.. Chicago. tnh22o3234 4t-letp
, 1865-03-28
From ST. LOUIS.

Terrific Storm on rle Pla1nk-.F1Fe mt
Fort Keafney-dsoverume Trn1n
Attacked by Indinnb--Fo1lttcA1 Mat.
, 1865-03-28
a B0ok-Keeper

CT seven years experience would like Situation. or
ppult puTcnaaa iAtertst In Rooi bostaets FIfs1-
cisls rtfrercrf. Attres0 Port cnco BOZ 15A.
, 1865-03-28
18th Ward. Cd Precinct.

The Inspectors Of Election will meet to-day sud TO
morrow At the Tuners Ball. aud register the names
oil the Yotete Of the District.
HENRY ARSOLD.)
,n,,so--,r e SL I; LAAhRS 4 n. Bee Inspectors.
, 1865-03-28
s SMOKING MEATS

In spy quantity. best etyle and 1t low 11'eA HAMS
fhopldess Stdeg PIGS Feet md Bologna for
rat bY =, kOLasON 4 CO.,
mtfSoS1e Stpat !. SIC and Ss8 State street.
, 1865-03-28

CTEAM POWER AND ROOM
~ TO RENT oGsr to rent to responsible persons
rom and power. m It ma. be needed. In the building
located the Of Fr nkn and Ohio streets, %
uoor business, this would b. t}Est.cass locatlou,
tgnal to any IN Chicago. some sash and Door ma.
o. sh and Door would be taken hy The a1v.rttser.
nh.S nsS1.2tnet.. DAVID GOODNILLIE,
, 1865-03-28
TOILET GOODS.

Brushes. Combs Soaps. Pomate., r. rfnmery. &c, of
he best quality. BLISS SHARP. Ill Lake Ft1est
Lrnggists and Dealers In Toilet Go3ds.
!. .bH2 osI1 1t-1st1,
, 1865-03-28

IN
Highest boupttts paid to NAvY recruits. Psrtons
from tho co1nfry Y ,ah1ng TO sa!p In the Navy cau
Wfita Us for Information. Prize lists on fte It tsts
cftc. ISAAC H. HIT 6 co,
mh1S.aSIa atutt Is ClAfk STREET.
, 1865-03-28

L. HOUSE To RENT.
nIs' cia>s rtstdcnte centrally locst ID, to rent
and furniture for sale hy family VINO wish to discon
tinue Housekeeping. Furniture AMI Carpets h+yl1 (
r ssess'on given April ls1. Terms cab. ADDRESS 2.
, 1865-03-28

A0IE84
With good dtnl Ct light, suitable for onr business
Localiiy ot 50 nnch OF object. address, win full
particulars. bRuKN BROTHERS., Manufacturers Of
Sidewalk Lights. e19 LAkeat. tnh.so89a 2tnet
NOTICE TO BUSINESS MEN.
IN A youne ran. Just returned from the army H.
three year. fighting. wishes situation as Assist
ant toek.krepcr. or Clerk. in rood Commercial
b use. le q good acf ouutAnt, quick and correct
NorweEtan 1sucuagcs. First ltEs reference given.
TrTmk moderate. Address :" " II )" Tribune 0fIlce.
mhHS-OSGl-lt
, 1865-03-28

EIRST WAfD.-Thera will be q
l. r.eettrE Of the First Ward Mutu& Pr~tectly &c
Assnsistton AZ the .:iIeu!t CouEt Room this TUES
Ing IN extra rss-Mmsnt upon the membe'S Of the
Ats1c1n len, all should be present. It is matter
OF iu portaCc- TO - ch one.
ny order Of Committee, 1nhI}o519-tt
The New era. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1865-1871, 1865-10-26

a market almost without trouble or ex-
pense, but because a large percentage of
its value is returned to the soil as manure,
furnishing one of the Surest, most feast
bic, and valuable modes Of fertilization
known. This mode of manuring must
ever commend itself to West Virginia,
with its uneven surface and liability to
wash, which will tend to increase with
increasing thoroughness in pulveriza-
ton. lit is fair to say, however, that
the excessive liability to wash existing
in some soils does not characterize those
under consideration. The rearing and
fattening of stock is destined to be the
principal business of the farmer, as it is
the most profitable everywhere-a fact
attested by the dependence placed upon
it in England for paying the high rents
of that country. The yieldof the cereals
is equal to the average throughout the
west, but they are less remunerative
than hay and grass, except in very rare
Instances of accidental fluctuations in
price.
Mr.. Debarrefars to numerous instances
in his knowledge in which the fertility
of the soil has been tested by annual
products for fifteen years of so to Is
bushels of corn per acre, without ma
nure; then, after clover two or three
years, and ploughing ten or twelve inch
es deep, and one good crop of wheat, it
has yielded from two to two and half
tons of hay per acre.
West Virginia, in fine, though partic
ularly adapted to meat and wool pro-
ducing, dairying and fruit-growing, is
suited to the production of almost every
product natural to the temperate zone,
while, in certain grades and mountain
heights, buckwheat, oats, potatoes, and
grass are the main reliance; yet through
out almost the entire area thesoil is we'll
adapted to corn, wheat, oats, buckwheat,
potatoes, roots, hemp, flax, tobacco, SUI
gar-cane, fruits, and grasses.
TO be continued.
The New era. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1865-1871, 1865-10-26
Il Song of the Sec.
By HENRY w. ROCKWELL

bf HENRY W. ROCKWELL
A bold brave crew, and IN ocean blue.
And ship that loves the blast.
With good wind piping merrilv
In the tall and gallant mast
La ha my boys,
These are the Joys
OF the noble and the brave,
w no love life
In the tempest's strife,
And a home on the mountaln-Wavel
When the driving rain of the hurricane
Puts the light of the lighthouse out,
And the growing thunder sounds its gong
On the whirlwind,s battle rout,
Ha ha! do you think
That the valiant shrink!
No! no!-we are bold and brave!
And we love the fight
In the wild midnight,
With the storm on the mountain-wave!
Breezes that die where the green woods sigh
10 the landsman sweet may be,
But give to the brave the broad-back wave.
And the tempest's midnight glee!
Ha! ha the blast,
And the rocking mast,
And the sea-wind brisk and cold,
And the thunder jar
On the seas afar,
Are the things that suit the bold!
The timbers creak, the sea-birds shrek,
There's lightning in yon blast
Hark to the leeward! mariners,
For the storm is gathering fast!
Ha! ha tonight
Boys, we must fight;
But the winds which O or us yell
Shall never scare
The mariner
In his winged citadel
Magazine.