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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-11-18
HIPPING NEW S.
ALMANAC ron YoRK-rHIs DAY
sur Rrsrs ....... 50 NOON sers. 1890. morn =
sun NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 20 HI0H wAfEa. 70
~~S.,~.-,~--., :. 80 ,ses


CLEARED.
steamshig Etns CBr), Tibbets, Liverpool via Queens
Steamship City Of Limerick tBr,, Jones, LverpoolJ
Steamship Virginia tBr) Lewis, Queenstown and Liver
sisAm:Sip Britannia SBr,. Campbell. glasgow via Liver
s%sps da'm Hh' Southampton and
sss.m;AI AIs1ce tBrsm,, Vessels. Southampton and
ssesm.hip W clyde Robbins w.lmingson1c = Psrsou.
ship James Foster Jr, Absei Livcrpooi-c Aarshan
Ship City Of New York, Thomas Livsrpool-sami Thomp-
snip Belle Wood OBJ. Freeman, Liverpo0l-wlnAns
.s:1 ss,d
ship Z s.urses. Hathaway. New orssns-stursss.
T;. igi FsI
ssrt trinity. aSis.. Sosiis@N d SIss.n.
sE' h. sas sB1 ss Cores sSd SsrisSS..
n. Is. As s9ss Z s2 &. Co
Bird JsPs Branaass cbr,. rispsssiak' Arroyo'PR-D
srs velocity sBr,, posns. Nassau. NP-rAR webster
& s': se sI SSs k,ss:sIs s sss
Brio clyde Water 81 John. MB.A sEisnsn Co.
~ v.s s. S Sss i Sssa,
's ssSs BEN. erss.rz n.sAmonS Beckett SON. =,
schf White Swan. wooster Calais, NJ Boyntop, Son
schr VIM Bray, CLARK Harsford--M Briggs Co.
.. schr Sarah Elizabeth Smith. New Havsn-Hotshkia
steamer Bristol Charles, Philadelphia.
Steamer Warrior, Mott Providence.
ARRIVED.
ssamship ESnog,s Chr, EcsksI Liverpool xcy vis
DALI 9Th inst lat g. lon 10 81, sfenazed steamship City
Mapcbester hence for Liverpool; same day, steamships
C OF baltimore and Pennsylvania, both hence for Liver
Peel 7h .s q So lon 20 a. steamship Scotia do for DO;
th lat % " lon 90 passed three large Icebcrgs 18th,
Ggnalxed steamship City OF Boston hence for Lverpoo
same dsy Iso AM one Of Cunards brig rugged steamers,
Steamship Manhattan, Turner, Vera Cruz Nov via Ha-
vana 18th, 30 AM with mdse and passenger 70 Chas
whitney Had very bad weather on asterrs took pilot q
6o AM, is miles sw Of Carysfort Light large ship
ashore mass gone bowsprit standing gear hanging At
u 30 same day lat 70 90 lon 70 So Florida bearing
wsw y niles exchanged signals with steamship nsrPcss
steamship Florida. bound q. ~.
s.eashp Eagle L,wrsnss Havana NOV ~ WIN
Steamship Chesapeake sherwood, Portland, with mdse
and passengers 70 y Cromwell Co - - -. -
Bark Bud (Norwh Jansen Marseiles, " days WIN muse
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-11-18
The Turf.

FASHION COURSE, L. I.-TkOTTlSo'
Two rots came of at the Fashion Course yesterday
afternoon, the first being match for $1,000 twenty
miles, in harness, between Mr. Mulligans bay geldng
and Mr. Phyfe's black gelding, owncrs to drive the
trot was very close throughout, both horses proving
themselves thorough game Mr. Phyfes horse was
great fvorle before the start, one hundred to ten
being wagered In many instances him; and he con-
tnued in favor until the eighteenth mile when he began
to show symptoms Of distress and fell in the rear
Neither OF the horses had been trained for tho race and
Il is wonder that they got through tho distance MT
Muiigsn's horse won by about one hundred yards,
making the twenty miles in one hour and thirteen
sepsrstey as they should have DONE The horses
both very much distressed at the nnsh although there
danger Of anything serious happening 70 either OF
them Tho following Ia q summary
FRIDAY, Nov l7.-Match $1,000, twenty miles out
Mr. Muligan names bay geldng. ............... I
Mr. fhyfs names Time 1,se1 S Ssann Is minutes.
Sam DAy-sweepstakes $500 mile heats, best three
Mr. Bristol entered b. {. Honest John. ........ I
sr Mar .s. nn sntsTsd x sSanSps
Flint Hsas-sassis Mitchell inc fsy.!ite against the
John second Richmond third, Maggie Mitchell well up,
and In this way they went around the turn but APP
the sns Ssat m Ga q snUe
trio passed the pole head and head Maggie few lengths
behind They all broke up on the backstrech and when
thew settled again Honest John was In the lead Rich
mond second Maggie third and the stallion last and far
behind not being able 70 trot without his shoe Honest
John kept the lead TO the end winning by two lengths,
Richmond second, half dozen lengths ahead Of the
mare the stallion dstanced Time, 2:49.
Second Heat Honest John was now great favorite.
Ho cut out the work around the turn took lead OF
couple Of lengths and repeated runs on
the part Of Richmond he kept in front and finished
length in 'front.' making the heat in 24l, Maggie half
dozen lengths behind
Third Heat-One hundred to fifteen on Honest John
he took the lead kept It, and won clevery by length
In 2:4Sh Richmond second, Maggie good third.
SAME DAY.-Match 81, 000 hve miles out, in harness.
Owner named r. 6. Captain MCGOWAN ;. Paid forfeit
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-11-18
n.s.isr De ysr,u Had ush. winds and e.lms NOS. Of

the passage
marx Annie Gray Gf suSksper Gray Aps.sh1o ola
NJ sies the whole passage 18th inst Lat g. lon q
snot hr Ontario Machas, from Jamaica Tor New YORK
Brig Ev. rgreen (Br). Nelson Porto kico days. WIN mo-
l' sss Kate K DAM, Petersen, Salt Cay IT, days with
Brig 1iSer. Adams Ayres. Richmond. Va. days. with
Brig Mary Lowell Parsons Virginia. days. with wood to
A Ravens.
Brig Matron. Gilbert. Georgetown. Dc days. with COAL
10 master.
Schr Essex Grinneu Boston for Newburg
Schr Pennsylvania, Warner, New Haven Tor NeWpufE
Schr Orlando Smith, Ferris, Portchester.
BELOW
Brig Howard.
Wind ct sunset sw; light
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-11-18
SECOND BOARD.


FRIDAY, NOV 10 r. M
ALCOHOL was dull and dropping; holders were de
handing 81 &c. with but few buyers, however, at that
price,
AsHEs.-Recepts bbls. The market was dull for
want Of stock but holders were firm, and prices were
nominally unchanged.
BRRADsrurYs 20 625 bbls. -four IS do corn
meal 49, sos bushels wheat 404 do corn 4S do OATS
7,7M do. rye, and 6700 do. barley. The market for
State and Western -four dull and heavy and prices
ruled &C. 10c in buyers favor, the market closing
heavy at the decline The sales about 900 bbls
ct our revised quotations annexed. Southern -four was
shade lower though moro active demand prevailed,
the sales comprising $500 bbls Canada -four was mac
tive and fully &C. l0c lower The sales were confined
to 800 bills Rye -four was quiet and unchanged. The
transactions in meal we're limited 70 500 bills Bran
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-11-18

The sales made show slight decline In prices and ssl
ers evnce much disposition to make concessions
than they did last week. Prices range from 4kc per
h. live weight for the poorest TO &C. exc. for the
st. excepting few choice extra fat, heavy steers
which are held at about l0c without buyers at that
figure however Sheep continue in fair request athoegh
the weather not favorable for Strengthening For hogs
the demand Is good and the supply fair sales nave
cordng to weight and quality. -Ar0Ss Nos. IT,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-11-18

ALRAxY LIVE 6rocK MARKEr.-The market continues
well supplied with becves from own State this week
as well from the Western Several OF the droves, We
notice. from kentucky and they average better as TO
quality and weight than those from any other quarter
Illinois Is not sending forward good cattle formerly
the buyers saying that they do not kill proa
bly, rs those did that from there earlier in the fall
and that thoy losing too much weight by transpora
ton The receipts up TO last evening aggregated about
400 There was activity during the day Some the
best drovcs we're picked up by New York buyers but
those of medium and poor quality very generally
neglected II may be better day. but fow anticipate
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-11-18

1t u contemplated 70 commence running, at an carry
day, through passenger trains from Phipsburg 70 nv
boken but the are not as yet completed
late train viii be run to South Orange in week or
two in order 10 accommodate those who wish 70 aend
the places OF amusement in New York.
The business at the SubTreasury to day was - 'o'
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-11-18
Sales OF Real Estate.
b. K. z ludlow . Go.

lot Y. cor. Of ay. and 10th 81, a. 2xoz feet. 10
lot on nv. A. adjoining, 25xol feet. ......... 500
lots on v A, adjoining, 25xo4 feet each...... 7o0
lot W cor Of ~. and 70th st., 27.2xol feet 1900
lot on av !, adjoining south, 2cxo4 feet. ESQ
lot on Az. A. adjoining, south, 26xo4 fect...... e3S
lots n. nth st., % r. o lst av., 2sx1o2 each ESQ
lot n. nth ~, adjoining cast 2Sx1022...... o60
lot 18th st., 10 n. east OF LIST av, 26x1021 7o0
lots y. q 18th At, % n LIST az 2sxl022 each eeS
lot n 18th st, adjoining, east, Ctx1022..... 0eS
lots n. q 18th st., ~ r. W. av A. 26x102 each I30
lots A. q 18th Ct adjoining W. q 0xIO2 q each 7l0
lots n 18th st., adoinng,w., O. 2bi102 q each 136
lots n 18TH st., adjoining, w., 26x102 each 1i0
lots n s78th st., adjonngw, Q. 2Sx102 2, each $50
lot g. 10th st., "a H. W. sv A, 2SxiO22...... 1.22S
At Private Sale
lots on 9Th av., between 4oth and 50th sts and
lots on each street, making 10 lots lisa 900
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-11-18

Business has been good at Washington Market through
out tho week. and the supply Of all kinds Of provisions
is quite large Butchers meats are without change
Game s freely sold ct moderate rates Butter is lower
owing to large arrivals from Canada Below will DO
found yesterdays quotations for choice qualities Of
family marketing
MxAr.--Porterhousc steaks, Soc ssc. H. sirioin
CSC. SOC roasting pieces CSC corned beef 1sc veal
Ice csc. mutton, 12c. 14c hams, 20c 20c sau-
sages 22c. tongues 81 % each.
PouLrRY AND GAMl-Turkeys, 26c. $50. ID. chick
ems, 27c soc geese, Csc ducks, s2c prairie hens
q Is pair; English snpe, "a dozen; quails, % 80
dozen; woodcock u % pair; squirrels loo. each;
venison, SOC. Id.
FrE.-Eels zoe h.; striped bass, zoe. . $50 sal
mon trout 25c 30c. halbut $50 Holsters, Sc. 10c
scoIops 81 Is gallon oysters 15c 81 80 hundred
vFoErABLR Aoc. SOC. peck; sweet pota.
toes SOC. . peck; celery, l6c. 2sc. .
bunch; parsnips, 2ss' bunch; pumpkins, lsc.
zoe. each; .cabbages, DC. . 40. . head; oyster
plants 10c each; onions 40c peck bcets, &C. bunch;
caul1owers, Soc SOC. cranberries, 10c. 2oc quart
BurrER AID 0uKxsx Choice Orange county buster
ooc csc. h. best state butter, &c. &C. cheeee
zoe. q 22c.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-11-18

The demand for wheat very moderate, and pricos
ruled lc lower The sales were 900 bushels at 81 II
for now amber State 81 81 81 SO for amber Mwau-
kcc and 81 70 81 81 for Chicago spring and Milwaukee
tinued good inquiry and prices advanced Ic &C. The
sales about bushels at 90c CSC for unsound
o6c 97c for sound mixed Western and 81 OF for oxtra
choice yellow The transactions In at 46c a52c
for unsound and 60c &C for sound Rye was steady,
with sales Of 500 bushels at 81 TO- Malt dull and
nominay unchanged Barley inactive with sales Of
5000 bushels Canada East at 81 12k, and 5000 do.
round State part, II not all, at 81 II.
BEEswAx.-Priccs were nominally unchanged in the
absence Of transactions
CorToS.-Receipts, 1901 bales The demand was
fairly active and prices something better though at
the close animation subsidized to great extent and prices
were hardly SO firm. Mddng grades of New Orleans
and Texas scarce and SIC. was demanded The
Sales however chiefly ut subjoned quotations.
at which the market closed The sales were 100 bales
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-11-18

Total .............1,3s ISL e533,377 1908 sooe sl2
The Morris and Essex Railroad Is fairly open from
The Delaware 10 the Hudson river On Wednesday night
the FIRST coal train passed the whole length OF the road
and will probably DO followed BY others Immediately
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1865-10-12

pursuance CHARLES VORWERK said
Tax that
of
which all
0
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1865-10-12
Farm for Sale.

will sell my farm Of Forty Acres In Ripley
township, one mile north of Moorhead Il Me-
Clellan's Mil on Paintcreek, and miles from
M,lcrsburg. There Is u good house ana a COM
Portable iog stable; spring house dry house, &c
Also, Blacksmith shop. | have the best tim
good water, (only six springs). The Fruit Is
good, especially The peaches and grapes, which
are unequall,d; the apple orchard Is young but
the selection Is neutrality-suspicious. can he
seen ON the trees now, There is about twenty
i've acres cleared. Ny reasons for selling are,
that ! am sick, and have no help and cannot
get along with the shop and farm too. My price
Is sixteen hundred dollars, and for particulars,
enquire of the subscriber ON the promises
FRANKLIN BROWN.
Sept. %, lSij--wi
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1865-10-12

COUNTY, Omo |
RG, J
exhibit the Receipts and
of
County Commissioners and by them ordered be published
October 65-w
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1865-10-12
FARM For SALE.

INHE undersigned offers for sale the Farm on
] which samuel Garrct, deceased, lately re-
sided situnt q In Ripley township, Holmes conn
ty, three miles northeast Of Nashville, ON the
nrm is we'll wntered, under n good state Of cul
tiyntion and IL we'll improved.
For particulars inquire OF samuel Garrett ,Jr.
residing on the premises, >, ,
Executor of S. Garrett. deceased.
January 20, 1865
St. Mary's gazette., 1865-01-12

a Many persons are .anxion,ly.. ssadyias
paps 70 iad ths sect of ysF. 'Ttiges nd
he found + zss'stly yishbept . nap, ,Hy
sitting down upon 4 v,+p's esst N n !. u. A.y,
St. Mary's gazette., 1865-01-12
8 elsei g5torp.


''Wkat shall I do I" and the old bache.
1os sesssPed absut the room in . perfeo,
Ssgs' sf dsabs. lsokipg 6rst a. the mapping
'baby in the little willow cradle, and then
=. the busy French clock on the mantle.
"As ssre % my name is Joseph Phelps,
THAT listls. two 6sted.. large -lunged nsph-
~ ef nine.is about waking and il wants
ssas.shels.kanr af The time which its moth.
sr appointed for her retusa. ANhsu Z !
actually swsat thiukiag abent, il. & How
Can ! 'rsst j. A. sugar 1hst-do- -yoa.eall-'
ems. or bold It. oe do aayiiag With ia"
a. this iaacsure 'faiat vail from the
baby EecsR,asls brough. bsshelor p6s,p.
ssAe'bipl ish kasss, 81 O. sierity
Nhat 'ssuld hsvs become . husband and
~,sy snd y, ssmnesesd sseiiug the
.sTsdle. sending the Indignant bshv into
.lsPsFfsst Itsnor pf tidksii I. s.ead saasll..
11setsarassasasiors from one sas side 10
y - !dthsE the round red fsss sollsd, j che
,iafassssss ssse slsadssd nth force 10 ina.
HHptsA thesn. shiss ftsm the liasls .hi,e
! app. thfast. came . cry shs. BET .shs
s1ssslesz zsia With fear. is :, = = = a. @ i'.'
Aesin Doe licked q the clock: .,asss.s,5
-twAe u iAs s.aes eas I dor u u,
claimed, sisHing awoefally shs little iu-
as,nsd sscs before him ki'ot II
He n. dosn u Big chair before she
St. Mary's gazette., 1865-01-12
DISTINGUISHED DWARFS ABROAD
TOM THUMB AND"FAMILY''
s-.g. Nm -. IN PARIS. s''t 14 14

Paris tDec. 81 correspondence European
/ Ea sgEg!Ysa1 Times. .7sl /, -s,.f
L mast put upon record th.t have this
day had the honor Of an interview with
General Tom Thumb. Mrs. Thumb, the
baby, and the baby's aunt Miss Minute. I
received q polise note from the Generals
private secretary intimatiug that, although
the public receptions were over, the
family" would have pleasure In resolving
myself and wife at private interview. In
q handsome drawing.roou, No. 95, on the
6rst floor Of the Hotel du Louvre, We
found the interesting party. The only
visitors beside ourselves were the Peruvian
Minister; With ihis wife and two, ladies
The General. who has long been known in
Europe. is in splsndid health; his manners
are affable and unaffected, and his toilet
ancxeeptionable. His wife Is really pref
~. and like her sLillipa,ians sister. Miss
Minnie. remsskably Intelligent. . Bat the
lion of the party was the baby. little girl
.isslse aaonths old. looking the picture Of
health. and. w:thout Ieraggeration. ex-
tresaely beautiful. = The face has nothing
ofths dvarf shout il. but my, observation
that she looked as4 big rs IN ordinary child
Of her age was NOS approved of BY the sec.
Istary, Who assured ae that the weight
vas sgnethins very far bs,low the aversge,
and lifting. up the. expensive, lace frock,
showed me her little feet In rcd morocco
shoes, which are not larger than those az
4 mederate sized DOH. sly inquiry q to
whether the Child was exbectedF 10 sfov
up > dwarf met with the cautious ainsvsssrI iss
II believe, true There is.A T am pretty
sare., no instance Of 5nch small cDupls IS
Tom Thumb and kis sifesh hsving besrl the
progenitors of child, HJvsntnre 10 pro-
pbesy. hoYesss, xhst Nliss Miniis lStrstton
(ihat is tie nalse ftbe idkant) will. ? ifshs
Ewes 70 sttsin her majority. b psarer the
ordipsr y size IL manfind Than that Of Her
parents. ! i do not beiies. itistbe Ifounda- !
siou pf > fsce of pigniss,:l Tie sseseealI
ls going 10 leave Paris ainlasf insise1isto-,I
y e fGl6ll ~ enesgsmsit ii icaglsod.
He hss not ssen the Emperor on this %
St. Mary's gazette., 1865-01-12
- .4..y.-g,. u IA. For the Gazette.
A NEW YEARS GREETING no MY
FRIENDS IN ST. MARYs COUNTY
ND. rTr4

On the wings Of the morn. to each dear
friend. .Ts.zTss. T-sa,Fsa
Away from the 'front.' this day I send
To each and all. and allwhom each bold
dear, '.AI'''i = ss'd'fasS ~
The best Of good wishes. aud "a Happy
New Year" .sHss'sias}a tl Il
-E3lST1Fd ootvsAt
Nay pesee around each home, her ma.
gic sheen soen east. N s1,,.,9
And sssh sucesedisg dag and ayeas' be
happier thau the last; aq & 'aT
aay the coming year into each lap her
hora Ct plenty lay sra'd rzz4grI
Asd next December 'ind ~. Gar merrier
than to day. .za5slJ MT
.-Aay iAs path Of each bo ever br;sh., 4,
Aud as onward through litv's storny
.snigLs. . Il '' q
IAsyA. s'anths, and. years shall come
and 60, ,''--assi az g'Sgsp-
May esch true feeling deepen. each
W. Sksss, % serros tass, Ia.
Then should wegiaeet on earth no more,
MAJ. esch 80 live ths, on Heavens bright
j shore. lJ1t .lA9.fs MI, E
We again shall unite; and with love aud
fear, = l.
AAthsse Mil spend. one long New Year.
l. stI..has. a.sast~S ssyk,1ssLakk ~ ,
Saeh wishes are mine for my friends in
~. :. Sc. M.ry's. 5s1.-'sssi.-S .l.ifH :
Both those on The island and those on the
= .s'main;"
And assuring them ail. that each has
my best. |. llSaT13H
For myself. | but wish they were better
expressed. 80,
JL D.
Hd. o. pefss vs & NJ c., =
In the iisld. Dec. 18th 1894. ~
St. Mary's gazette., 1865-01-12

SIGHrISa7 A, TEusK.--Old GovGno,
r. has many lsngh,ble stories told o.
him. ,remenber seeing him once in !,
state IF miad asaally called vrathy. The
circumstances vers = follows
The Govsrnor, returning home from I
lteur 70 the aorthern part of The State, ppn'
NJ for she nigh. = hotel in, the aourish-
iag nd baaatifal village of Princeton. Sit
,uatsa On the Fox river. The next mora
ing. ahsr arriving q hone, le discovered
that he had left his trunk at the hotel.
tsspty pilesasas. He inss then saw
enc of Ais neighbeFs going e lPriaoese.,
asd = Ais most Ronpeus style requested
hin = iseali = ihs ho.el and zee # there
sassnat sslistle trpuk there beloneiag 70
nm essssasse ssis ase.i Yl.ass7a s,..ls
Reaeass."rs replied ths kind
81 seigiae Rishh@sar .ssia.u,.sh \.
- Nheasaafyzse ssssss.s D. .fonad Die
mee&h &hsaxily lsadel sshe trunk pesred 70
ss.s''ssse hpaisell flaeasiraSslAipg nspk.
aaiAs tbasys sapllis Hass spiissi esrtiiip .
~ p'saiele& saafsesdesl aEshsbiliiiss.
shae = sanlAessaf. .ssszau sani ufai, bia
.sss.. ssassssiasssAf Assas 'sk N .ihs
h1es AaaregsAamAs A. heapprosehsi
he Sn1i1ta1e NfihasG sGoprrpor. .tka. latter
St. Mary's gazette., 1865-01-12

frs,lfeve ebssenp4sos.A g. .0Opesas.
6uth. ts.be rid within SIX months. No
sabscxifon rill be received for ! shcsts
er perh thsh sir months, and no paper
be dIsC6siin6sa until eli assarrges are
paid: except q the option Of the publish-
e. ]. \, I.
q! s:isiS 81 las.y ssss :ss..assss ssS
eight liees, Or Len, ,constitase- . square,,
Hthe number Of Insertions be not marked
no thesadsestisement. Il will be- publish.
eduafil forbid, and charged aee0rdingly,
A iiberal deduction nade 70 those wha
dssrsiss ~ de year. 20 or." aer
Connanieatiens Of . personal character
was@bs charged. st the .ssme rates ss I'd.
vertisihg. 0bituaries over ten lines in
islgt6 win BE- charged at the raseof 80
Cents Per square. = :+.'i-' -f..
St. Mary's gazette., 1865-01-12
SELEc ~ fnEf


CsptAin STONE, CIT MaoGMChutjetkn. CO..
'eing ~ounded 10 a. esgag gsmsS, ~ il
hree days upon shs ba,tls- -6eld, spd -
ased from stsfvasion only b 4 wauIl
Dos4sa aatss liars1 ~ 7t|b = MI
,in 1ssse sisSf2i1o sa'lssss 80
Fiereslys ~ rsgsd "a tids Il b.ssis.
FiercsIy r,ng TIE siId hnrn.h,
Strains o, ,martia! nps;s bIesding
With the clariop souud Il slar. = =
On the bIood-red 6sle Il eonsues, =
Lay the hero spirit brave. ','''"
While . comrades sbbine life blood
Ger him, poured it's crimson wave. -
Day had passed. md aighs bsa sAded.
Morning's sunlight dawDsd again,
Still amid the dead and dying, saissei
Lay the hero in his pain. I 81 ssisl
Oh that long. long night Of anguish. :
"Ah, what careless lips shall telli !.
Many bleeding form around him
Gave to earth . last farewell! = -.sr
Say. what dreams Of abseut loved d one.
On New Englandts rock k-bon nd shore
Mingled with the wilder ifaucies,,eaoa a~
or the cannon's fearful rs.t SSSTq b
Who shalt say what meshsfs 'kissesls ;
On his brow in fancy fell! -ss'Tg'
Who shalhspsak Of she tender yssssipg
,i'LingsFipg Fsaad some old farewell (
Morning broke in : glowing splesssdoor' g
~, ,0'er the Geld Of carnage redi.. Pa. 'a' 'ss
Fier'ely poured the sunlight glory =
~ Ger the piles Of r.anglsd dead. a. '''a
Fiercer grew the fevered burnings,, -
:, Breathing low he lieth stiHl, ,Aa se
q, Battling With the ,fend Starvation sie es'
u lFasher. shall !. be Thy uiiill win - =
Pale and wan with fearful sseuish,aiasiI
Breathing forth one earnest prayer, {
Drinking IN the goidsB glosyvijal akss
'Ss1 Hoveringeover esrsh andsir.sB 81 v.
Drinkiugsin she'iow.toeed wkispsrs :
aS''Oflbis dear rsoSs's asst fsrssell;
'Wildering fancies thsooeisg DER him
Thoughts NO human .apspes nay utsll.
:. .H.rt Z. 81, .sv,es. toned voice II .uscseor.r ssr
See hand extends him Isod,, @iso'
Comrade! Brsther! Ablissful n,isic1.a ,,inss .aa
- Brother though ofSouthsrn blood
Hand clasps hand with gentle pressure sur =
Saved. Oh Father! by Thy viii e
y Yet 's,l = patton vsisly ysasne.h s'7asi,
For Thy blessed up Peace be still" "a
''''@1 "''+c AaA 5's9oh od4 yosia5b d Us
y Dying her"es, weeping mothers. lea.
= Bsssking hearts. oh Ged low loue
Ere Thy voice shall calm the .empsst, :,
> And the rightreplace the wrong =.
God Of mercy-kght Etsrnal--- 49,. 3
Us From the gracious Throne above,
Smile upon our severed natioa--lt AGA
Fold thy North cad South 10 love, 4
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St. Mary's gazette., 1865-01-12

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