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The March to the sea.

Not Kenesaw high arching
Nor Alatooua> elen.
stayed Sherman's miles Of men:
From charre,l Atlanta marching
They launched the sword again
The columns streamcd like rivers
Which in their course agree.
And they strcamcd until their flashing
Met the flashing # the
1t glorious glad marching,
That marching 10 the sea.
They brushed the foe before them
(>hall gnats impede the bull):
Their good bridges bore them
over swapps or torrents full.
!,nd rho rFs,irit,ae7 scavin- er them
Bowed to axes keen and cool.
The columns groovel their channels.
Enforced their own decree.
And their power met nothing larger
Until il met The sea:
1t was glorious Glad marching,
marching glad and free.
Kilpatricks snare Of riders
In zigzags naZed the land.
PerpleXed the pale Suuth~idrrs
With f.int, on every band
Vague menace awrtl the hilcr-
In forts beyond command.
To Shcrman'- shifting problem
No foelnan knew the key: >
But onward went the marching
InpauSing t. the set:
1t was glorious glad marching,
The swinging step was free.
The hanker- ranged like pigeons
In clouds through field or wooI
The hock~ Of all those regions,
The herds and horses good.
Poured in and =,yellea the leeions,
For they caught the marching mood
4 voey ahead, They hear it;
And they hear the repartee:
Fi9iItIn@ but froc
In that marching to the sea:
1t was glorious glad marching,
A marching bold and free.
All nature fell their coming
The birds like couriers flew.
And the banners brightly blooming
The slaves by thousands drew.
And they marched beside the drumming,
And they joined the armies blue
And the cocks crowed from the cannon
tPets named from Grant and Lee,
plumed fighters and campagners
In that marching to the sea:
1t was glorious glad marching,
For every was free.
The foragcrs through clam lands
Swept in tempest gay,
And they breathed the air of balmlands
Where rolled savannas lay.
And they helped themselves from farm-lands-
As who should say them nay,
The regiments uproariouS
Laughed in Plentys glee: lte
And they marched till their broad laugh
sIet the laughter of the sea.
1t was glorious glad marching,
That marching 10 the sea.
The grain of endless
Was thrested (as in the East
By the tramping of the Takers
Strong march Of man and beast;
The fails Of those earth-shakers
Left famine where they ceased
The arsenals were yielded;
The sword (that was to be-,
Arrested in the forging,
Rued that marching to the sea
It was glorious glad marching,
But ali, the stern decree.
For behind they left waiiing,
A terror, and baa
And blazing cinders sailing.
And houseless households wan,
Vide zones of counties paling,
And towns whore manacs
II was Treason's reribution
Necessity the plea);
They will long remember Sherman
And his streaming columns free
They will long remember Sherman
Marching to the sea.
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pr,rrgrtL >fMLa Rs Na"sir.-Ihere Is
,;.-,oI knovn only to the fraternity at which
80 h~aoib OF eyery Mason Is busae1. a.d deep
;io,re -,rcyades the l34tes - "Arl God rises
IN tbe magnificent temple Of taa aasferse aud
Stretches Ills hand, sleep.nz m.io-s viii start
from their graves. and tiey shall tal before
Him d multitude no uau eaa ugr4' .--. Ta,re
we shall nee; our dead again. aai .e.5= tlem t4e
.ie.rals Of Immortal love. After describing the
procession Of eutranchised spirits Ialit thus
concludes look higher. ! 7oe The everlasting
doors Of the upper temple open. Lr. there be
light speaks tine greet, sweet yo.oc O. the
Grand Master Of eternity. An exceeding bright
ness burns upon the head Of the procession. . IL
ner and plume, crosier and cross arc bathel in
the nefiable pure white that rolls dos its ocean
gush Of purity. see tlem no more.
TIE Tijor says Donald NoDoane.i arrested in
Idaho as Wells, the murderer claims That he
should be mustered out where he was enlist
ed " We should think that he might muster
himself out a7 the Legislature has made ap-
prorri7tioa Of 50 800 in bis hehcii
oz toe 18Th the California State Treasury con
tanned 81 ,26i.s97 q. The lawmakers nc doubt
hate 10 leave il there.
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HoorA VALLEY REsERvArIoS.-Mr. Mason,
almost beyond doubt that IIoopa Valley will re-
main Indian Reservation. Some doubt has
been felt for months rs to whether the Govern
ment so intended. We are hoping that the ru-
NOR may be correct and that the officers in
charge will achieve a reputation for faithful per-
formance Of duty by compelling Indians under
their charge to strictly comply with the Reserva-
ton rules If they do so, great benefit must re-
suit to not only our own. but the adjoining coun-
ties of Humboldt and Klamath. Mining Will be
resumed along the borders. and thousands OF
acres of land reclaimed and made to yield abund-
ant harvcsts. Mr.. Stockton, the Reservation
agent at lIoopa, is highly spoken Of, and seems
determined that the duties teyolying upon him
shall be faithfully performed.
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4 FLMsY PRETExr-Johnson and Seward de
nounce Congress, says the Free 1mer'caf for hay
ing appointed Joint Committee on Reconstruc-
ton They designate it as 'Central Dlrecto-
rv" This is a dishonest and vulgar appeal to
such of the people rs 40 not understand the
n,oaus oberaadj of legislation. All the business
done in Congress is first Suhmitted to appropriate
committees, and reported upon by them. y com
mittee has no power except to examine and re-
port The two Houses alone can give any force
to their report by adopting it and legisiatne ac-
cordingly 1t must be sicky cause which
drives the highest denitarcs OF the Nation to
the adoption of such sorry quacherT to keep 1t
alive How can the people confde ir men whom
they detect in descending to the tricks Of a
mountebank in order to mislead and confuse
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ANOTHER GnowL.-The Klamath -Ne,rs says =
:: At the risk Of being considered tedious we
must have our weekly growl at The mails. As
the present contractor for carrying the mails be-
tween this place and Humboldt complains because
we growl at the unsatisfactory manner in which
he 5oes wings, it is perhaps satisfaction to us
to know-r-1St we are not alone in finding fault in
this matter. \ newspaper editor IS very often
compelled to grow against his will. The inter-
ests of the community in which he lives, must
be looked after and protected, and the people
generally look to their local representatives Of
the press for such aid. Hundreds of people are
dependent on the humboldt route for tn cir mail
facilities the Government pays him his own
price for doing the service and the people expect
him to do it. Failing to do this, he must expect
the people to erowl. The 4Ners closes its growl
with the following suggestion &c Probably our
mails rtave met with the fate which usually be-
falls Il EN- they are securely . CACHED under
log, tleuce to be removed at the convenience of
the int iydua paid by Government to transport
them with punctuality.
RErs rsEXclMENr-W are told this morning, by
telegrph, that Senator Conness has introduced
a bill.i5 abolish the t. 5. District Court of the
80 - n District of California And we are
here refninded that the of the
death of Judge lIaight (who occupied that
Benchl reached Washington, Senator Stewart of
Nevada, telegraphed to our Senator elect, Cor
nelius Cole, in something like these words
@ss1,om do you want in iIaeits place? Ecery rRjoa
stouii sDpp9r he iry'9nH. W ". STEwAET.'
Cole very naturally concluded, from the lam
of e
party signing it. that thc Nevada Senator had hold
of the Presidential ear in relation to appoint
ments upon this coast: and the more since the
fact had been announced that Senator Conness
had voted for the Congressional policy of recon-
struction while Senator Stewart had sustained
the President plan. Doubtless the surmse
correct; hence. perhaps, the desire of Sen
ator Comes to abolish this Office, and thus cur
tail Stewart appointing power.--Sacrameafo
Weekly Trinity journal., 1866-03-24

\ BEAUTIFUL Eastern BELIEF.-Two angels
kept watch upon each mortal-an angel on the
right. and an angel the left-taking note OF
every word and action vt the close Of each dav
they fly up to the heaven with written report.
and are replaced by similar ones on the follow
ing day. According to the eastern tradition
every good action is recorded ten times by the
angel on the right ana if the mortal commits a
sin, the same benevolent spirit says to the angel
the left - Forbear for seven hours 20 record
it peradventure he may repent and pray. and
obtain forgiveness. --Vqhomet and his Foiiowera.
GooD.-The following toast was given at at
Firemen's Festival in Glen's Falls, New York,
recently
LIEUT. GENERAL [. s. GRANr.-The great fore
of the Nation he cut the Rebel hosc at Vicks-
burg smashed their mactine in Richmond, aud er-
tagutshed tie fires of rebellion. When an oligar-
chy shall again conspire to overthrow kepuo-
lie, Heaven grant that that Republic may nave /,
Grant, and that Grant a Sherman, 4 Thomas ana
a Sheridan.
Az election for city Trustee took place "'
Sacramento on the 18Th, at which IA wv
were poled. Swift, the Union candidale, "~'
elected over Knox, Democrat, by 4"' hiaJofi's
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bria5e over the Sacramento river at ]hat place.
WHIcH is more destructive-the mortar in the
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Aeenten far bIt fOlesnbsn Bruer- 8tra6trunss @oupaa.
nteeA J.. GlGHti
metropolitan 9niuranee 60 gltw EUrF,
8runbfapttaI unb DbIie. $1,700, 600
SnsfrnatiDnaI Snt. 60. VS., q
SrunofapttaI unb ObIi8. 100000
Ibftatte Birt JnIurnnct Co.,
@runbfdpitaI 800, 600
MeIcIute Sire endurance g.,
@runbiapttaI 100000
Seriuhe perben prompt 6eGutadtet unb pbnttrgGnt etne
BerBD8frun9 tn Inferer Office beaabIt.
Bar poit0n ab StempsIReinc Uerednun1I
peTfOnen, oelde tn Der Nstropclttan ober HeICluir 90.
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bere@ti8i, toei6e fdpn %ntandnaI 5U Pro-. betru9, obns tae
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Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1866-05-14

&C gg MANIA
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DO BrUaowan, Rem Sort.
Capital nnb lleberlhnB $3.50. 1865 GOO
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(l@Gert~} No is Ssepnbt.r BdIltrsrss
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NO. 16 Gecone Str, Baltimore.
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