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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-07-14

Article 2d.-AIl hosti,,,cs bei., en- the Mexican
and Texan troops will cease Immediately. both by
land and water.
Article 3d.-Thc Mexican troops will esacnaie
the territory of Texas, passing To the Other side {"
the Rio Grande del Norie
irticle 4fh-Thc Mexican army in ats retreat
shall no, take the property oi any person without
his consent and iusi decentralization, using only
such articles NAV he necessary iof ITS suhs's-
fence in case when the owner NAV not h" present,
and rcmiiting To the commander oi the army "i
Texas, or the commissioners 10 be appointed i"i
the adjustment oi such matters, an account al the
value of the property consumed, the place where
taken. and the name of the owner, II IL can be
oertancd.
! irfieie 5th-That all private property, iuclu-
ding cattle, horses, negro slaves or 'ndennrcd per
sons of Whatever denomination, that may have
been captured b, amy portion OF the Mexican ar
N.Y. OF NAV have taken refuge IN the SAID army,
SINCE the ment Of the late INVASION, shall
he restored 10 the commander OF the IcXan ar
my, 10 such other persons rs may be appointed
liz Tie Government of Texas 10 receive tl'rm.
tr;cif 6h--Thc troops OF both armies will re
iian from coming into contact with each Other, and
10 this end the commander OF the army of Texas
will be careful not To approach within "A shorter
distance thsn five LEAGUES.
] fTfiaf Ifh.--1 he MnNCan army shall not make
any other delay on its march than that which is nc
c,ssary 10 take up their hospitals, baggage, &c,
aud to cross the rivers any delay not necessary
10 these purposes to be considered an iniractlon
/ OF this agrr mpnt.
/ Irtiole sth.--By expr s. to be Immediately
desp bed, this aercem, mt 81 al be sent TO Con.
Ninccnto fsoa, and to General I. J. Rusk,
commander of the TcNan army, in order that they
may be appraised ofns s'ipuations-and to this end
they will exchange engagements TO comply with
The army.
.ffioit M-That al Texan prisoners now in
. the possession OF the Mexican army lis auihoII-
ties be forthwith released and furnished with free
pas sports 10 return to their homes III consldera-
. ton OF which corresponding number OF Mexican
prisoners, rank and file, now in possession OF the
government of TeNa-, shall be Immediately re-
leased. The remainder OF the Mexican prison
crs that continue in possession of the Govern
mcnt of Texas to be treated with due humanity
any extraordinary comforts that may be furnished
them, to be at the charge OF the Government of
Nexco.
! irtieh ron General Antonio Lopez de San
IA Ana will be sent to era Cruz rs soon AS ii shall
be deemed proper.
The contracting parties sign this instrument for
the above cntloncd purposes IN duplicate at the
/ port al NclaNco, Ibis 18th da, of May, 1896.
DAVID 6. BURNETT. Presid.m,
JAS COLLINSWORTIi, Secretary AT State.
+ ANTONIO LOPEZ DE SANTA ANA,
/ Il. HARDlMAN, Sec Treas,
L. W. OR tNSON, Al. Gen
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NOTICE,

LNOR SALE.-A valuable tract of AND living
IN the county of Bedford, on the north side OF
noose .fech' containing between sir and Seren
H""dfed icreS adjoining the lands of Pullcn. Head
en- and others, lying near llcadens bridge There is
on sad land near hundred and fifty acres to clear
well adaptcdto the cultivation of Tobacco, &C. hay
ing on II eight good Tobacco Houses and tolera-
bic Dwelling House Any person wishing To pur-
ehase w'' apply to the subscriber who will sell it
privately. Otherwise il will be offered for sale at
public auction, on Friday the 9th of AUGUST next.
Terms, (Which will be accommodating \ will be made
known on the day of sale. There is on said place
Grlst and Saw Mill and Cotton Machine
STEPHEN M4RTIN
III lie subscriber has two other sm,ll tracts of
LAM Tor sale wit IN few miles Of the above
named land on the south side of Goose Greek
a s. VI.
June % ,,,
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TRUST SALE.

N PlRSu A\tE of a deed of trust. eyccntcd
by Joseph billiard, bearing date the lst of All
gust, 1926, and of record in the Clerks Office of
amherst county the subscriber will, on the 4h
d'y of June next, on the premises, offer for
sale, to the highest bidder, for cash, TRACT
of LAND, IN SAID deed mentioned, which Tract
described as containing $50 acres, being in the
county OF Amhcrsl, on the waters of little Piney
h'Ver, on kngs Creek, and adjoining the lands of
Edmund MaSsic, James Campbell and Joscnh
Goode. This land is represented as rich Nom
tam Land, and we'll worth the attention of To
baceo planters. The subscriber knows of no
detect IN the title, but will only convey such as is
vested in him by the deed aforesaid
LUCAS p. THOMPSON, Trustee.
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.V'OTICE.

VIE subscriber offers for sale his tract of LANff
in Bedford county, known by the name OF
Mount Pleasant" lying on Elk Creek, just above
ITS junction with Big Otter, and half miles
from the Turnpike Road. 10 from Liberty, and IL
from Lynchburg. The tract contains Eight Hundred
and Sixteen Acres, nearly half in Woods. The i'm
provements consist of comfortable Awelng
House nearly new, recently plaistered and painted
with every other necessary Out house. for the con
venience of family, nearly all new, and new Barn.
10 feet by 60 A considerable portion of the Planta-
taton is now in Clover. and in state of improve
ment. The Land is offered for one-fourth OF the
purchase money in hand, the balance on credit OF
ONE, two, three and four years. equal instalments
The subscriber deems it unnecessary to say any
thing about the quality of the Land, and the advan
tages of the situation, those wishing to purchase
Will view the premises and judge for themselves
Let 1t suffice to say, this is truly valuable place.
well worthy the attention of those wishing to buy
Real tstate-and if early application is made, bar
gain may be had. WIN. c. LEFTWICH.
June Is WITS
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Nessrs. Charles Whitley and John II. Smub
Erecutors Of William Whitley decd, Jab,.
Lttfrich, Charles G. Patterson and Barnabas
&. Eidson
WAKE NOTICE, that on the 22nd day Of Ju
Il ly, 1896, at the Office of William l.. Gov.
gin, in the town of Liberty, county of Bedford and
State of Virginia, shall take the dispositions of
sundry persons; and on Thursday, the LIST dav of
September, 1896, at the Post Office in the Civ of
New Orleans, in the State of Louisiana, | shall
take the dispositions of Jacob n Car,lozo and 9TH
ers; all of which are TO be read as evidence, on the
trial of a suit in Chancery, depending in the Cir
cut Superior Court of Law and Chancery for Bed
ford county, in which myself and others are
plaintiffs, and You are defendants if the SAID
dispositions are not taken on the days above
named, they will be taken on the next day
thereafter, at the several places mentioned and
when begun, will continue from day to day, (Snn-
days cxcepted,) till completed.
JOEL HURT.
June % wiw
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SPRING sUPPLY.

HiE subscribers have Just received by the shin
SUPERIOR, their importation of Spring and Sum
hlct british Dry Goods, together with large stock
OF other Foreign and Domestic Goods purchased in
Philadelphia. New York and Boston. in conncx,on
win their partners (F. s. s. James s. Co. of Rich
mond by the package.
They solicit the patronage of the customers of the
concern OF Franklin Hunt X Co. as well as the pub
NC assuring them that their stock is large and com
handing, and will he sold, wholesale or retail on
terms not tobe surpassed by any house in upper Vr
gina. JAMES & lJrNT'S. 70
ALSO
amly Groceries, Hardware Shoes and Hats
y. { II. & Co.
Ariil 81 e
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TRACT OF LAND.

lying on Staunton river, Bedford county, adjoining
the lands of John Turner, John Hurt, and others,
containing Ala acres. The lands in Franklin
county are in woods, except about II or Is acres,
and the most of it first rate Tobacco Land And
those in Bedford are also mostly in woods. (except
the River low grounds, which produce Tobacco of
the largest szc,) and the greater portion of the
high land of this tract, well as the river bottoms,
is also first rate land for Tobacco The under
signed consider the above lands very desirable to
persons who wish TO engage largely in the cuiva-
ton of Tobacco.
The terms will he credit of one and two wears.
for equal portions of the purchase moncv-thc
purchasers giving bonds with GOOD pcr,onal secu-
rIiy, and deeds OF trust upon the lands The title
ct the above lands, (Which belong to the estate of
Margaret West, deed, are believed TO be uno,,es-
tonable, but the undersigned, as commissioners.
will only convey by deed with special warranty.
:. H. DAVIS,
q. \. WINGFIELD,
Commissioners.
July ids
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FIFTY DOLLARS REWARD
June {,

,NA"Af from the subscriber, living in Camp-
bell county, about five miles west of the Ceurt
rouse seven miles from New London. and about
e'eFen mai's from i'ynchburg, the third of last
month, April, a negro man nam ed Sam abon, n,no
Teen years OF age, about five feet nine or ten inches
hiSh' rather spare made and black complexion He
was raisedby Maj Augustine Lcftwich. dec. of Red
lord county within six miles of Liberty lie Ind
on "hen ne went away, black broad cloth coat and
uo'f '"loufe" Cashmere pantaloons-he has rela-
tons IN different parts of Bcdford-h;s rance i; ov
tens'c, will give the above reward of $50. h, de-
l"ered TO me at my house, or $50, if secured in
any JAIL so that get HIM again.
PEYTON LEFTWICH.
W. me hon1~h0 Banner ''W insert the obore
Nav 81 H''
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TEXAS.
freedom.

oh where are they the young and brave,
With spirits like the sparkling wave,
That CLEANS III sunny light -
Whose laugh way loudest in the throng,
Whose Inns hreathed forth the gaycst song,
Whose smile was ever bright =
They could not stand and ealml, view.
The struggles OF the gallant few.
Who strike ior liberty
No craven spirit bid them pause,
They swure h, freedoms holy cause,
That TEXAS should be free
And though beneath a foreign shy,
Their manly forms unionb Il may lie,
And rank grass Ger them ~reathe'
We, glory smiles upon The spot,
Their names shall never be forgot
Fot THEM thers Is no death.
Though wild the shrieks OF torture ing
Though T,rlnt's flag. like vutnrcs wing
lurbued III crimson gore,
Der San Antonio's rampant waves
Its bloody folds. yet Luxry's slaves
Can feel no thrilling glow.
Shame children of those noble ones.
keutuckss freedom forest sons.
Who loathcd the name OF slave.
You SIGH tor ease. while freedom blcedS,
Aud fame cxultlnr points to deeds.
That live beyond the grasr.
Remember all your mighty dead,
For YOU their hearts best blood the, .hel,
Aud shall YOU STAN then name
4 voice from every huh and vale.
Where frccmcn fell, floats ON the gale.
And Keno answcts, SHANE
hut no, this calm lurebodes 4 s'otm,
Kentucky hearts are true, and warm,
They glo" f"r Liberty
Then ON To battle. "oN " BRAvr ~
Kentucky II Is thine to save
And Texas SHALL he free.
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June %

To Richard r. Shoon, ihrander Kastg, lillian
hasey, Mary Martin, James kasey, Thomas ka-
seq, and Elizabeth Massey;
TNAkE NOTICE, that the 27th daS of July,
Il at Nathaniel Morgans, in the county OF bedford.
and state of Virginia. shall take the dispositions
Abraham Blankenship, Jr.. jeremiah Cundifr and
others; that the Both day of the same month"; at
the store house of Pre- ton Leitwch, & Co. the
county of Bedford. and state of Virginia, shall
proceed to take the dispositions of Ftchison Grgs-
by Jesse Morgan. and others that the Sth day of
August, al the saw mill of Daniel Saunders, in the
county of Bedford and state of Virginia, shall
take the deposition of Daniel Saunders, William Ore
and others; that on the Goth day of the month";
at Board X McCabe's store, in the county of Bed
ford. and state otErgna. shall take the deposition
of Eldred Mitchell, Lttlebury Saunders, and Others
which SAID dispositions to be read in evidence on
the trial OF suit liz chancery, depending in the
county of Bedford, and state of Virginia, where
in we plaintiffs, and you defendants. If the
SAID dispositions not completed on the above named
days. shall continue taking them from day to day,
Sundays excepted, until completed,
JOHN KASEY,
GEO. kASEf.
June % w4w
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CONSPIRACY OF SANTA ANA To ES-
CAPE

EXtrac, from letter received this morning from
New Orleans, which may be fully relied on.
"NEw OnlrANs June 10th
" The Independence, Com Hawkins, arrived
few days since, and brings intelligence which has
not been made public as yet 1t appears that the
, cunning Santa Ana had or was about deccivinp
the crednlous Tcxian cabinet lie had made
solemn treaty to acknowledge the Independence
OF Texas, and to all his influence ON his arr
val IN Mexico to recognise it. A Tcxan cutter
was 10 convey him TO Vera Cruz Instantly
lie told them his object in going TO Mexico was
To get it recognized and he could accomplish
more by his presence than by writing. Com
Hawkins of the Independence was commissioned
10 take him to Nc,a Cruz he refused 10 comply
then he was put on board the Independence, Capt
Brown. lpon Browns learning this, he threatened
blow up the vessel and upon the soldiers and poo
pie hearing of the resolution Of the Cabinet, they
became cnrage that the cabinet were Obliged
10 tear up the treaties and convey him (San,a Anal
to Nelasco, and put him in irons. The Indignation
OF the people was so great that had they COM
Piled with then request. they would, no doubt, have
masSacrcd 81. Ana and the Cabinet and we
sincerely hope Texas may be annexed to the L .
States. The farmers all busy on their planta-
tons, rndcavoring 10 make up lost time. They
will make about half a crop of cotton, but
most OF them are planting corn" nv. y Star
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AMY OF OPERATIONS.

Excellent Sir
/ This instant, while | was about taking up the
line of my march with the army | have the honor
To command, have received the communication
from yout Exccllency, acquanlng me with the IL
grcemcnt made by and between your ENcellency
and the chief of the Tcxion troops-W ithout
them, excellent sir, | was always disposed To com
pl, with your former orders, which YOU have Off
clalls communicated To me III virtue of them
was marching, and am lhl> very day marching to
comply with them and my delay will be no other
than that which the transportation of the hospitals
baggage, and other articles of war may require
As regards the treaties, they with all iormali-
ties, stipulated aud rrcciptrd by your Exccency
aS the General IN Chief OF the army which cir
cum>tance, and that of being the President OF the
Republic, leave me right alternative than
that oi obeylng and giving them due compliancc
as have done smce the eommenc cment, comply
ing rclgiouSy with all, respecting properly the
treatment OF prisoners aud the payment of eve
~ thing the proprietor, have furnished for the M
my.
Likewise and in consequence of the mentioned
treaties, will exchange engagements with the
thlet Of the Texan forces, in order that both on
his and my part, they shall have the desired com
plianec; and that the necessary reclamatons NAV
be made If there should be any cause.
God and Liberty town of Gollad, 26th Nav
1886 N,Crxrr Fulso,.
Ills Excellcncy General President of the NIe,i-
can Republic, Don Antonio Lopez de Santa
Ana.
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DO hereby iorwarn and forbid all persons
! whatever from trespassng on my lands, in the
counties OF Bedford and Amherst, (now occupied
by W. Imsley as a tenant,) either by clearing out
or making roads through. using any road which
may have been made, without any legal authority,
Tor hauling any kind of produce, timber, or
from telling and removing any kind of timber; as
the law will be strictly enforced against all per-
sons so trcspassing. PAUL a. CLAY.
June % 1w
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NOTICE..

\ III. persons having claims against the estate of
u the late Capt. A. Dibrcll of Buckingham conn
~ Va. are requested to present them for adjust
ment' on or before the 18th September next and all
VINO are iihtbfedt To the estate, by bond or otherwise
are earnestly requested to make payment without
delay, that there may be final settlement and diyi
SION OF what remains i'll their hands-at which time
the executors will pay the representatives, or their
authorized agents, their proportions ofwhat may re-
man on hand, upon their giving rcfundnc bonds with
security. ID. PATTESON
JNO. PATTERSON. { ia ors'
june q
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Y lRGlNIA At rules held IN the Chi.
' Of the tircuii Superior Court n, aher
Chancery, for Bedford county, the 9th d,, '" and
1896: 10y vi June
James Noodford,
dgainSt III
Shepherd Woodlord and John Mari,
OF Thomas Woodtord, deceased, William Mos
Jacob Noodford, Henry Woodtord Req, JI'",shi.
hew and Polly his wife FORMERLY Polly W,.5n'a
John Dixon aud Jane his wife. formerly J,rs ua''fd.
ford, W llllam ltees and Catharlne his wife 'o9i-
Catharlne Noodiord, Owen Crumpacker md a,iH
nah his wife, late Hannah Noodford SAM, 'i'l-
ner sally Greasy, Grace Dobyns aud ElizaLe,l !, ~
l.. r. Defh
Tie defendants Reason l.. Mayhew and pm.
wife, John Dixon and Jane his wife, N,,, !, Ds
and Catharihe hswite, and Owen Crupnacl., o,
Hannah his wife, not having entered their 'n'
an and given security according to the act u,
senbly and the rules OF this court, and il ann ~
by satisfactory evidence, that they arc not mi
OF this Commonwealth: it is ordered that H..
appear here the first da, of the next term, 49, 10
swef the plaintiffs bi |, that this order be in,s
| some newspaper published in the town of ~ ~
burg for two months successfully and posted .1
! front door Of the courthouse of this county '''
court day. '''''
Copy-Teste.
JOS. WILSON. flt
'' w2m
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June %

VIRGINIA At rules holden in the Clerks
' Office of the Circuit Superior Court of Law
and Chancery for the county of Charlotte, the 9th
day of June, 1886:
William Patteson, plaintiff,
against
Francis 4. Stern, Robert Morton and Charles l.
Fore, detts
In CHANCERY.
The defendants Francis A. Stern and Charles |.
Fore, lot having entered their appearance accord
ing TO the act OF Assembly and the rules of this
Court, and 1t appearing to the satisfaction OF the
Court that they not inhabitants of this state on
motion OF the plaintiff by counsel, it is ordered that
the sad defendants do appear before the Judge OF the
SAID court at the courthouse of the said county, on
the first day OF the term, and their appear
ance and answer the plaintiffs bill and that copy
OF this order be inserted in newspaper publish
ed in the town of Lynchburg, for two months sue
cessively, and posted at the front door of the court
house of the said county.
ACopy-Teste.
WINSLOW ROBINSON,C.
July w2m
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10 Robert Jennings and Iena Inn his rife,
William Judkms and Sarah ID. his riff, 40
sotm Bostiek and Worearct his nife, and
Isaac Mediey, guardian for EHeabeM Roberts i:
'INAkE NOTICE That on the 9th dav Of Au-
gust. 1896, at the dwelling house OF Robert
Hurt in the county of Carroll and State of rcnnes-
see shall take the deposition Of SAID Hurt and 9th
ers, and on the 22d day of August, S6, at the Ia
Fern house OF NJ. r. Jackson, in the county of Hal
lfaX, and state of Virginia, shall take the deposi-
ton of Paul Street and Others which depositions
VIII be read as evidence in a suit now depending
IN the Circuit Superior Court of Law and Chanccry
for the county OF Halifax. in which YOU are Plain
tlfls and !. as administrator of Elijah Baker, decd.
" iiliam B.Jeffress. administrator of Benjamin An
derton decd, and Sarah Andcrton. are defendants.
JAMES McCRAW.
Jnnc o5 3ws
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The Mexico Diaio Government paper) olthe
27th MAY. announces that MIR. PAcKrNuAM, the
British Minister, had paid visit to the President
pro tenn OF Mexico, TO express his sympathy at the
" unfortunate news OF the taking OF the general
'n-chci of the army of operations in Texas
The Diaio adds " This has filled the Mexican
People with gratitude for this gentleman, who has
proved himself worthy representative oil great
aud powerful nation.'
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On board L. S. schr. GraD,pus, at sea. June

on board L. S. schr Grampus, at sea, June II.
! DE,R SIM: inconscquencc OF the late military
! movements against Texas and hostile embargo
against the l. States, l resolved to pu, 20 sea in
my boat, which | did the night of the Sd of
tins month, and arrived saire on board the United
States cutter, Jefferson, Capt. Jackson, to whom
communicated tie following int, luenc,. The
Jefferson benny Shol, of water set sail ior Galveston
Bay, and | presume must have communicated to
them this important ncus The McxicanS expect
to taxi Texas hy surpr2c, and it is all important
thai tkry should hr ON their guard On the 4th we
irll III with the Glampus, when were transfer
rcd 10 her.
Bv an act of Congress received al Tampico on
the 2Sh of MAY, II declared,
Isl. That the SorernnlrHt coHR nat accrue 10
any act u, treaty made by Santa Anna, duriu. his
; Imprisonment in TEXAS.
ID. That o,ry state in the Republic should
furnish forthwith one fourth ~ he, foyce, To be
equipped and ordered to march as possible
to MatamoraS.
Sd. That all flags throughout the Republic should
be worn haifmdst during the Imprisonment ofthc
Presidtnt.
On the first of June. Intelligence WAS received
that all the ports of the Republic were closed against
the sailing OF all merchants vessels, and against all
communication, OF whatsoever nature, with all YES
sells OF war. This last act of the Mexican Govern
mcnt has, il is well understood been Particular
~ directed against the u. States, with whom there
appears TO be the most bitter anmosity. Most Of
the foreign inhabitants of Tampco were in dali,
fear of tossing their lives, it is publicly declared
that all foreign houses will be robbed, and the in
hshtants bulchercd, as soon as should be asccr-
tanned that Santa Anna had been shot. Warlikc
preparations ATE making in every direction, and il
IS current amongst the officers of the army that
lIooo men we've to march against Texas, some
OF winch arc on The" march or their headquarters
-Maiamoras. 1t is probabc that they cannot
raise that number by 4 or 5000, no, are they when
called troops that are disciplined, but farmers,
mue-drvcrs, &c. taken by forcc wherever ,bov
can be tound-Iiowever, desperate strnpolc viii
be made by Mexico to regain Texas. Let them
therefore,, be on their guard, rhe s,r,s,est rr.,
cautions are taken to prevent them from HAVING
any knowledge ofther military movements. Josse
Maria Corro is President, and promises 10 sell H.,
cruc'ixcs from the churches to carry on the war
II means cannot be otherwise had
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To Brick Makers and Stone NJ asons

M ANTED IMMEDIATELY. good workmcn OF
w the above character, to erect tenement, ninety
feet by fifty, in this town. Communications specify
ing terms, will be attended to promptly Persons APP
plying will he expected to finnish testimonials as TO
character and skill. RICHARD X. CRALLE
o. The Lexington Gazette viii insert the aboy,
lw, and forward account To this office.
March II VIE
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POLITICAL.

W. elm the following line written BY Miss l.. L,
n =. nsr,s,osn. Nv, from the Herald OF that
place They breathe the tue spirit OF genus ana
poetry. Such sentiments should nerve the arms oil
those gallant, volunteers, who have gone forth from
the dark aud bloody ground 10 battle in the cause oil
s,.,n Louisville Journal.