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The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1877-07-14
Grand ECore
WAREHOUSE,

VIM. FRENCH, Proprietor.
HAVING purchashed the business of
III Chambers q Barbcc at this point
and secured their services, am prcpar-
ed to store and forward promptly, all
freights and cotton consigned to my care.
Rates of storage in future will be as
follows:
Fifteen Cents per barrel for freiyhts.
Thirty-fve Cents per bale for Cotton.
WIN. FRENCH.
March eft.
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Common-Sense Grape-Prunlng

Common-Sense Grape-Prunlng
Many primers say cut severely aud
to- certain system, without rcgar,;
to any circumstance that may or may
| not act disastrously to the health o:
the plant; but J greatly prefer the
plan practiccd by an old farmr'
friend, which he styles the "commou
sense systcm,' and which consists
merely in pruning very little, and
only when it is absolutely necessary.
| know he has fruit when many Of his
more scientific nciyhbors have little
or none. The first season after plant
ing it is a good idea to start with
young wood, and to do this 1t will be
necessary to cut back to tw" or three
eyes, allowing only one shoot to
grow from these, which will form the
main stem in after years. Tic the
shoots up nearly to the trellis, spread
ing them evenly over the surface,
aud cut away all superhuous branch.
cs when such are growing thickly to-
gether. Tie ends of all the shoots,
as general rule, are of very little
use in furnishing fruit producing
buds, so as to form unsiSh,ly spurs,
as many vineyardists delight to call
them. have tested most Of systems
known to grape growers, in Il small
way, but whether through careless
ness or ignorance have never yet had
a handsome vine aud large crops o.
fruit from any of item tho ole
stand by running over the front of
Our wood-houSc bearing more than
! all, and this is trained on the "Ict
alone" SYSTEM. "B|ccdins," S" called,
does really little if any damage, bn,
g'afIing-wax dropped on the fresh
cut will obviate any bad effects. d."
not forget to give vines a liberal
dressing of old rottcd manure and
ground bones each spring; they will
richly repay the owner for the iron"
blc. We know mu\cAins also to be
very beneficial, and long, strawy ma
nurc is excellent josiah Hooper, in
Nav Nn,l, Yrihnur
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Mrs. Q. PERRY.
Former Pr0prietress Of No. Z
CarOndelct Street

ITAS removed to No. Baronnc Street.
ii Corner Canal. Being very thank
full for past favors bestowed by her
country friends, and especially those of
the Red River parishes, she now solicits
a continuance of their patronage, and
having better facilities and the finest
located house in the City, she hopes by
proper care and attention to secure the
patronage Of her friends and the public.
The low rate of $3.50 per day is charg
ed for Board and Lodging.
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Orange Icc.-Six oranges, the graf
ell hind of three, juice of two lemons,
one pint of sugar dissolved in a pint
of cold water; mix and freeze the
same as icc-crcam.
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French Honey.-Brcak one pound
of loaf sugar in pieces; put in a sauce
pan with tho yolks of six eggs, the
whites Of four, the gra' ell peel of two
and Juice Of four lemons, and one
quarter pound butter. Stir ali over "
slow fire till thick like honey. 1t will
keep year, tightly corkcd, aud is a
ready pudding sauce by heating an"
adding wine,
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Ght 2eup1e's a'iuditatcr.

Transient advertisements $50 per square OF
10 lines BREWER, first insertion. EAch S"DS''
auent insertion - cents per square.
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power in spite Of the ballot box
indianapolis News, Ind. Rep, on
IIaNcs' circullr TO office hnllrrS.
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Cleaning paint.-In cleaning paint
an old flannel cloth will be found
very scrviceable, as it removes the
dirt without much friction, and an
addition of the magical mixture to a
pail of water, for washing paint o
scrubbipg tables or floors, will I've
found very eflicacious. Also will
polish windows beautifully.
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JOSEPH G. KEYSER,
Brickmaker and Layer.

Is PREPARED to do all work entrusted
L to him quickly and in workmanlike
manner. Tomb, Chimncys, Cisterns and
other work solicited,
Orders left at BULLARD & CAMP
BELL will be promptly attended to.
Jan. ~, 1y.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-07-03
Tue sa,ioa'. birthday.

Tomorrow will 10 <ho grand and Clori-
Gus Fourth Of July. when will bo cclebra.
ted tho i0ist anniversary Of our declared
independence. Gold Hill has resolved to
celebrate In grand style, AMI a great many
people from Virginia. Silver, Carson, and
other adjoining towns. are expected TO
Join. The procession will form according
10 the Grand Marshal's proclamation, In
the order indicated aud at tho hour men.
toned. Gold Hill has made ample ar
rangements for q grand time, and an in,i-
tAtion 10 the whole country has been ex-
tended, asking the people from far aud
near to come and Join with us In our
patriotic demonstration. IL will lie an
occaion ~ 10 remembered for q lifetime.
This Is the ilrst year In our new century,
and a. such should bc sanctified by a
heeartfelt tribute 10 the greatness Of our
nation and the purity Of u liberty. IL
IL q great thing To 10 permitted 10 live ! n
the lightning Of the Unions second cen.
fury. and IL remains for those who are
here to-day 10 aid IN shaping tho course
Of our ship OF State so that she may safely
sail over the boistcrous waves OF the next
one hundred years. We have already
published N order Of march and the
programme az literary exercises. They
will DO Of an interesting character, and all
should hear them. The school children
will form q very attractive feature of the
procession. Refreshments will be pre-
pared for them At the pavilion.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-07-03
A sp,,erai woman.

Ellen 8. L.aync. who for some time last
Spring lived In the basement Of the Black
Hills Saloon. @ street. Virginia, seems I'd
be bent upon the ruin Of her former hus.
band. George Craig. II will bc ramem.
bered that she hal Craig arrested on the
Gath Of April. OF the charge Of trying tn
force an entrance into her room. The cir.
cumstances were slightly against the man
at the time. and although there was nothing
but circumstantial evidence, public senti.
ment. OF course, went with the woman.
When the case was called the prosecuting
witness failed TO put In an appearance, and
tho charge was dismissed. Since that time
the woman L.ayns has been living In the
~.sclusion of Carson Valley. A few days
ago she returned. and upon her complaint
Craig was again arrested, this time being
charged with the crime OF attempting bur.
glAry. The case was called yesterday. and
the woman was again found missing. This
looks like IN attempt 10 run n man out,
and can only be regarded a. the work Of q
spiteful woman. Craig Is q steady, hard
working, industrious man, and has boon
employed at the Overman minc for some
time. II he Is guilty Of any crime, his
aecuser should either com into court and
substantiAte her charge, or the case should
be permanently dismissed. The examina.
ton Is set for Friday evening. aud Craig
says no IL determined to have the woman
there u she Ia TO bo found In Storey county.
He wants the matter settled.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-07-03
National ou.ra HAN

Tony Pastors great troupe opsned al
National Guard Hall, Virginia City, last
evening to largo and sppreciativs
audience. From tho raising Of the cur
tain until tho going down thereof there Is
. continual and unceasins carnival Of fun
and jollity. such Is IL seldom seen In this
land OF sagsbrush. Tho performance COM
msnced with the original musical sketch
Of "The Kitchen Domestics" by Frank
and Eva Bennett. This Ia surprisingly
comical and may 10 considered one OF the
finest things ever given In virginia City.
Jeppe aud Fannie Dslano introduced some
excellent vocal sketches. Delehanty and
Hsngler delighted the people ~ the riva!
darkies. Tony Pastor rendered some OF
his favorite selections In way tnat
brought down the house. Harris And
Carroll produced their original White
and Black" speciality. Gus Williams wasa
decided success, and Fields and Hoey' the
musical coons. we're perfectly enhancing:
Tho Irish wit Of Harry and Jshn kerneli
was greeted with laughter and applause.
Miss Clara Moore sang ZONE OF her char
acteristic songs In good style. WaIson
and Ellis proved . full tosm In their Ger.
man peculiArities. Tho most wonderful
features Of the evenings entertainment
Was the shooting by the Austin brothers.
Their Workmanship Ia simply marvellous.
With rifles they knock potatoes from each
others fingers. snuff candles, shoot the
fire from cigars In the mouth, and all
such things very csrelessly. Not content
with this, they do the same things hiring
between tho legs and with the gun bottom
side up. One lays his back over . stool
and shoots . potato from the head OF the
other. Another turns his back tn the tar
get and shoots IL from his brothers head.
sighting by Q looking-glass. Finally, 1t
the same instant. each shoots . potato from
the others head at tho word fire. The
evenings amusement concluded with .
rearing farce. 90 and see this gaeat
troupe tonight.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-07-03
FROM rYso.
a Ressh Picture or . uosEh Camp
In Nevada.

A gentleman reading in Gold Hill has
received q letter from Typo. Nevada. We
are permitted 10 mako . few extracts. The
writer says; "Your letter to me seemed
like . message from civilization. fer when
one gets to Tybo no has come about ~
near Is possible TO leaving civilization be-
hind him. Typo is about 100 miles north
Of Eureka. in tho most barren part Of this
most barren State. Tho town, II II may
be dignihed by the name. consists Of three
different collections Of houses, called re-
spsctively Upper Town. Middle Town and
Lower Town. each about half q mile from
the other. with the space between filled up
with rough cabins, In which live the
miners. Cinnamon, and q great variety Of
disreputable characters. the whole situated
at the bottom Of Q very long. very rough
and very dusty canyon. with Just enough
water to drink. aud not = drop In which to
battle.
''The population numbers about 900 and
the camp IL decidedly the ~liveliest place I
have seen for q long time, and Its inhabi.
tants about the hardest set In the world.
N1~se ~" boheteAAy Auhe eA hAbht. Ah
II there Are three faro games. one keno
game and innumerable poker games. The
men and women all gamble aud get drunk
and fight together in the most amicable
manner. and are never arrested unless con-
siderable damage Is done. AL tho fami-
lies live In Upper Town, so tho roughs
have free swing In Middle Town. Lower
Town consists Of tho mill, two furnaces,
clearinghouse and Offices Of the Tybo
Consolidated Mining Company. Thegreat-
est drawback TO the place IL that this COM
pany owns everything In tho camp, and
there 10 and can be no opposition.
"Ml who are here have work II they
want IL. and all have some money-nobody
much. but the place is in y healthy condi-
ton. and there Is no growing about hard
times"
The letter concludes In this manner
I" Nay you make Q pile Of money out Of
the rise In stocks. There Is nc longer
reason why you should not, since ] AIN out
Of the camp. Jonah il overheard"
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-07-03
Towm Trustees.

The Board Of Town Trustees met last
evening. Prescnt-Trnstees Fox. Mercer,
Copeland aud President Stevenson. Alb
-ent-Trusteo wooley. Thomas Gala.
Cher asked that he be allowed some pay
from the town for sprinkling Main street
from the Washington House Ia Mediums
store. lie was allowed $40 per menth.
Mr.. Young asked tho Roard that a fence
on Telegraph street bc removed. Re-
ferrcd TO tho Committee on Streets and
the Town Attorney. The Finance Com.
niitice reported the treasury In good con-
dition and the Town Treasurer ready to
pay warrants. The petition presented at
tho last regular meeting from the Home.
stead Association having been referred to
the Committee ON Streets. they reported
~unfavorably to the petition and II was In
definitely postponed. Marshal McCleery
was empowered 10 employ two extra po-
licomen IA the It'll OF July. Adjourned.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-07-03

No MoRE INSURANCE. Now that fre-
crackers arc not permitted. the chances Of
q coniiagration are greatly reduced. and
the rates Of insurance companies must
drop In proportion. This is the natural.
result. After q while we will have things
so arranged that there will be no risk OF
ire, and then insurance companies will he
compelled To hang mp.
Ann BRoxES.-M $3.50 yesterday MORN
ing William Menhennet, pumpman at The
Savage, while pcering about the head Of
tho incline. thrust his left hand, In which
was . candle. In 10 look at tho workings Of
the pump rod. and got his arm caught.
Both bones were broken bslow the elbow,
and one Of them twice In two,
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-07-03

from simuitss TO the place Of e~mbsrkation
was suffered 10 remain . dimcui. ns
down Q steep bluff, and no .itsmp' rss
made 70 Improve conmunlcauons. lne
troops on tho Turkish bank sre iiving p,e.
c~ariously. A generals dinner ~ 70 "
sent from his baggage wagon on M sloe.
There is NO accumulation o. provisions OK
ammunition at slstova. The sanitary ar
nngements Of the Russian camps sre con-
spicuous by their absence. The Atmosphere
OF Simnitxa 10 poisonous and the WAFER
supply sbomlnable. The correspondent
drawn . damaging comparison with oer.
many In the foregoing particulars, snd
says . fuer army than the Russians WA
never seen, but Its very finensss makes
moro conspicuous the detective tactic
methods and arrangements.
The BItuasion In Rranes-
Pam. July 1.-THE municipal council
Of Amiens WAS dissolved bscasss II par
ticipAtsd In the reception Of 0ambstta.
and Il IL expected that the council Of Mar.
settles will share the same fate.
President MAcMahon's order Of the day
70 the troops, who participated IN the Long
Champs roview yesterday. concluded -
follows: 81 am sure you will aid me 70
msintsia respect for the government and
law In fulntissnt Of the mission intrustel
70 me, and which / will discharge TO tho
md. I am sstisHsd with your bearing and
expect you 10 help me preserve order"
NscNahon wss repeatedly cheered BY thu
soidiers.
1hs elections will take plscs In sspssm'
bar.
IN, arrest OF Senior Gorilla here on Bat
dsy .hss not been demanded by the bpan'
isi 0oScrnment. II II stated that ~
propristsn Of the hotel whore 0enersl Ii
dunsry, .ex.Dsputy Munez and Senior 70
riila resided overheard them discussins
violent measures against tho French Gov
srnmsnt. The police at the time OF tho
arrost seized .ton,e arms and papers. Tht
latter arc said 70 prove tho existence Of !
plot against the French and Spanish gov
ernnents.
PARIS, July 2.-Tbe general order ISSUED
by President MscMahan on the occasion o.
tie review In tho Dois do Boulogne caused
. tremendous sensation. The clsrical
and Benspartist papers arc delighted wiz
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-07-03
BRONCHITIS.

From John FLAX. Ksq.. Of Bennington. n. HI
"1hrss years since I was very much rsduosd
with . dreadful cough. which resulted In br0n.
chitis. affecting me 30 severely ~ IN render II
dlnicult TO speak In al audible voice. TO this
was Hdded severe night svrats. and twas fear
fl Of going into 0 decline. Aftsr rccouTho to
various remedies 10 no purpose. ! maze ueo OF
Or. wistar's balram OF Wild Cherry. . fgu bot.
tles OF which fully restored mo 10 health.
since that time ] have had several severe 81.
Jack of cough, but the fsisam has always re.
moved them. I always keep % by me, and
should nod know how 10 do without IT,"
Sold by all druggists.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-07-03
VIVA, Do Tn.y rake U. ror-

Within the last three or four days the
editor Of this paper has received about =
dozen circulars from various parts Of the
nation on "Cramp Collie" 'lsupture."
=. rheumatism Diseases Of the Eye
aud Ear" "varicoso Veins. "a
Treatise on Lumbago and Gout. "
Tho Best Styles Of Wigs and False
Teeth" {" Dyssntery and Diarrhsa." and
last Of all "a Digest on venereal Diseases.
by Henry Wagner. NJ. D." This last was
rescued from the waste basket by u OF
the printers. He has read 10 with much
interest. and p~ronounccs II . we'll written
and really valuable work. He eau read all
the rest Of them II he likes.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-07-03
Leader Of The aaa

The leader Of the Horrible Band which
proposes parading tomorrow In Gold Hill
after the main procession is through with.
has secured the biggest horn in the world
for tho occasion. Ho sent 10 Cape Horn
for 1t, and no is the only man In tho State
Of Nevada who has got wind enough TO
al IL. Every blast through II sounds like
a clap Of thunder. and oven the mildest
notes sound like tho vigorous braying Of q
Chinaman's donkey. He can play II tunes
on II at a time. and with ono more compart-
ment 10 IL he could play twenty.,hreo. lie
expects TO play the devil tomorrow, any
how. No band wagon large enough can
be secured, consequently tho band will
have 10 90 ON foot,
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-07-03

a Fire u san Jose In which oss
Man 10 Burssd 20 Death and A.
ether Fatally InJursd.

Avn. y.t.o o,t o o,.lo,L thi,
DAN 'oSt. y
morning . nre broke ous ~ sofysna
half frame building ct the southwest cor
mar of M.rkst and San Fernando streets,
--, ~ 49,. n.,,.,.., a.. h.,.
occupieu Wy AA'Au
room. grocery store and boarding'house
The fro department. responded promptly.
but, owing 10 the combsstiblo nature OF
tho premises, tho house Icing lined with
cloth aud paper. tho flames spread over
tho entire building almost instantly.
About tho time the streams were turned
on the report went round that two men
WHO hal been slesping up stairs we're mls-
ling. and soon after II was learned that
ons Of t~hem-Jsrry Lynch, . brsther.in.
law 10 the proprietor-hAd, although Sc
yerely burned about the h ,nds and back,
iumned ont OF the back window and o.
capped, though 30 badly injured from the
burna and the fall that his life IL now
despairrd Of.
A doctor was called and the wounded
man attended TO temporarily until he was
removed 10 Tho County Hospital. Despite
The efrorts Of the aremon, he building was
soon reduced 10 a shell. Search was then
msJa for the man who was missing, and
soon The cbsrred and distorted remains
v.ra found I'm tbe smbers aboutt the center,
AZ an. sorth ia nj ths building. These
-a,a removed yesierday IN Sulliysn's mn.
Ss.sLian roor. .nd to-J.v ,ha horribIv
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-07-03
Private school.

Professor Baker gives notice In another
column that he will open a private school
in tho Old Grammar Department building.
This Is welcome news for many In Gold
Hill. There arc many parents who would
rather have their children In school than
10 have them running wild upon tho
streets. aud ambitious students arc by Pro-
lessor Baltr's action given . chance Tor
rapid advancement. Instruction will DO
given In the common and higher branches.
The night sessions will prove . great ac-
commodation to adults Who havo no time
IN spare In the daytime.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-07-03

LAsrrSo.-Of all tho decorations put up
Last year. little II any remain. An ensign
| put up by Ben Carrick at the lumber yard
formerly owned by him fioau ragged1y III
the breeze. II lasted through all thu
storms Of Winter and lives TO SEQ thc
dawning Of another Fourth Of July mem
Ing. In one or two places on the Divide
last years flags still remain.
MrSERs' MoSEY.-The pay roll Of tho
Consolidated Virginia for the month oil
Juno amounts TO s5i.2i6 so; that Of tho
California to $5i.3S7, and that OF the q.
and O. shaft 10 si2.5 o II. Total amount
disbursed by Secretary Taylor to-day.
$l2l ,22S ca. This amount was divided
among l.lS7 men.
No SrocK BoARp.-In the absence Of
stock board quotations our speculative
citizens walk around tho bulletin boards
and bet money on tho price at which their
favorites will open noxt Thursday MORN
ing. Some people can not deprive them.
selves Of the ~pleasurable excitement OF
specializing. even II they have to copper
tho nee.
A RIoHTrous JuD0NESr---Jamcs Trsm-
bath. tho man arrested for kicking up a
row at Mrs. Corcoran's gin mill. north Of
tho Imperial. WAS found guilty In Judge
Cooks Court yesterday. lie was fined
$40. or ~thirty.ivo days In the County Jail.
The women will be tried to-day or Thurs
day.
HoRRInLE Practice. Tho Horrible
Band met al Johnny Trezona's saloon last
night for practic. hut although they drew
It a. mildly ~ possible. their music was
too much for tho nerves OF the n%eighbors.
Some people thought II was tho Imperial
whistle turned loose.
PosrroSEMEsr.--The day for deeming
stock delinquent in the matter Of tho pres
ent assessment Of the Succor Mining COM
pany has been postponed until day after
tomorrow. and tho day Of sale until tho
10th of the present month. Seo Official
notice In our advertising columns to-day.
The ordinance with reference 10 the
shooting Of fire-crackers and other pyro.
technic articles will DO strictly enforced
tomorrow. II you disobsy tho law you
will DO arrested.
- -. .. ,.x.
JAMIE p.'AN anu ''0 H'
located the Independence mine. commen-
cling at tho north end OF the Senator anu
running northcrly 1 800 feet,
49,, Aha
Ju,t 4, living IN avery direction. much 10
the discomfort 81 those who are compelled
To DO out ON tho streets.
TICKETS from Virginia and Gold Hill b
Carson will DO sold tomorrow at hall
price. Return tickets may DO secured o.
NV
THE Miners Union nag Is hoa'.ng 70.
day. IL ID q blue ground with pick u
vita
-,
.SAs no'ico ~ n'e oruer calilns upon .neni
ing.
NJ, x,r, s,nor,n,.,,.n, ., Ala
North C.r.on mine. s.v. work ON that
mine will bo recommended In a few DAYS.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-07-03
R.suit OF the Investigation OF she
Mint.

BAN Francisco. July $3.50 a. NJ
The annual statement Of tho mint having
been mado out and the bullion counted,
the Investigating Commission will hold
meeting at noon to-day To determine on
their further course. From tho report oil
the mint officials u appears That In the
coiner's department the loss In gold coin
has been 8 ,30S 70. the legal limit Of loss
being $50. $50 %. Tho loss 10 silver coin.
age Il s6,43s 90. aud the legal limit $2s,.
OF ~. In the melter and %rcflner's do
partment the loss Of gold 10 &s2l Is and
tho legal limit $67.si5 70; loss Of silver.
s5.225 ~, legal limit si4.ll0 %.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-07-03
AMERICAS Anniversary.
soso, conrosrp nr .. LrroRD.
''Sars ihs Stare

t.tN ~
Hall the day We celebrate
With starry Gag - q yore;
Every hamlet. town and stsie.
Beat music to the canson's roar.
Fathers OF OLD Plymouth eres',
And our Republics natal day;
On through ages ever blessed. .
Which have 40 speedily sped away.
Welcome day Of glss and song.
Glad day Of freedoms delight;
We're ton thousand leQions strong.
Our motto's liberty and right.
rimbrsis and the busls ring.
Roll the drum both loud and long,
Ever eruah the trai'or's stirg,
And save the nstion's stars hom wrong.
Save the stars. the eoiden stars.
Save our sian and homes from wrong;
Down with trssson's rebsliious bars.
And sing the nations loyal song.
Foil the tide Of harmony along.
Cone boldly and take your stand;
Guard our sta's and homes from wrong.
God save our Republican land.
uold Hin, New. July 8. 1871.