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Law school Cumberland Univer-ity, az Lebanon.
Tennessee.
EACuLTy Hon. Ab'ahsn Csru'er1, late one Of the circuit
L judges of Tennessee.
Hon Nathan Of Judges the supreme
Of Tennessee.
Hon Brom6eid l.. Ridley,
Judges Catuhsrs whole exclusively
to the school.
Pon Of insi,.etoni. Daily
nrt books No regular NJ
daily Lessons m the progress Of the examinations.
T. Weekly coutts 81 n which
dents suits given profess
and them all
practice The framed require
depcs in The trials Some Of the taken appeal
moot which held monthly in
pnhc Al the end cf evey session The students clerks
ns iurnss circuit judges and ch2oceiors
pacities with their
SesfonsThe he in
temhcr and third Thusday February Tho second com
encss the sacccedns Monday in February second
Thursdsy in Jniy
Ery<~ses ,sv fee $50, advance contingent
fee IA boarding Students books
which be- had n Lehason bookstores
complete the the
No previous required for adj
four regular classes Students
any M during the collegiate year.
Tbers moot Legislature connected with the school.
Number students the last collegiate year eighty -sir
ROBERT 4. CARUTHRRs,
Fob li-eoy President Board of Trustees.
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Psymsnt Of The subscription be made in advance.
1, subscribers sy money by posssss
winch WI be paid BY oassvssi IL ses
transmission.
The COUNTRY rAPER pabshsd weekly dasfng
saons Of Congress, and semi weekly during
Subscriptions tos year ~ Sscsvsl e.
terms psoportioncd 10 the above nnua rates. tN
foSfMASTEks are authorized agents and, By
sending DAILY subscribers,
sEMIWEEkLY subscribers. with s2a WEEKLY
subscribers, with elo enclosed will be copy
edition they furnish subscribers svas
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AN Thursday October o. 1855 daily trains sunday
ceped this road usrecaby the following
arrangement; 4-
train for WaSreno Intermediate points will ienve the
,on Henry ~ O'Clock arrive
III O'Clock, a. M.
Returning Warcnt0n quarter O'Clock,
ayriyina in Aiexandria before oclocks
Culpeper Alexandria and intermediate points viii
leave Culpcpcr O'Clock, arriving Alexandra ut Ox
O'Clock, a. . -
Returning will leave Alexandra al IN O'clock arriving IN
Culpeper ~. O'Clock,
daily s,aen running G0rdonsvle and Culpepe
sonpc ion with Virginia central roads,
To Godonsyile. ~
Do Lynchbnre ~
Do winchester W
Per order w. H. DROChEIT, Agent
Oct4-dU
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INDUSTRIAL EXHlBlTION.--An Industrial Fair viii be
held In the Baptist Church, 18Th above De-
cembcr proxiWo,
variety OF manufactured articles valuable
and from different country,
exhibited The
propriais ~
The following popular from
liver lectures Rev. John Downing
Burrows, Rev J. Whenon smith, Rev A. A. Willis
ID. e. Haynes. The DR.. Magoon, Neal,
Prof Brantey have Aso invited More
BY L. " H. Crosby and LADY,
may also be expected.
The feel confident therefore,
able make the exhibition extraordinary
Further contributions fancy
articles for fair respectfully solicited FROM
orally Gentlemen making contributions the valec
value a. a.
nshcd with season exhibition,
and
The committee will be ready receive contributions the
Thursa the M of December and daily Afterwards between
hours Of 10 and until the opening Of the fair Of which
due notice will be given.
J. c. LEWIS,
Nov 26-codu Chairman Of tire Committee
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Rich brocbe Thbct long shawis
Do do do
Very rich gold embroidered Thibst square shswis
DO plaid long shswis
DO do square shawis
do do hungarian scafs
Rich brocbe Tbibet scnrfs
Very rich gold bordvrcd brocbe Thihet scarfx
In addition lades' cloths vel
Of ali coors and widths which viii b. offered
bic prices. HooE, kRo, co.
Nov ts-3tawiw
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GREAT TlrnOUGH LINK TO THE WEST,
u i ass;:'saijtf11l lF1 - i7EsR


Bamorc Okio railroad oss Baltimore to WAsens and
Union the Ohio, andtAs stages to zansspHe, &c.
finishing great Board Tree Tunnel and road being
Of travellers
and low es The scenery
this the supcndous and attractive character
The express Baltimore daily
runs directly Wheeling mles hours
cludng oppages, arriving there at or
passengers leaving Baltimore 8, ny for lodging
In Cumbeand (7g mies and proceed thence Wheeling
morning. ssf t.
TO connect with lrains the Washington at
and day meeting the cnrs from Baltimore the Wash
BALTIMORE +. 4saa 20 aE
Al Wheeling unrvalled Union line
just completed for this route, daily
convey passengers down the Ohio
cnnat Louisville, Nashvie kc, OF
Louis and New Orleans packet, be
ing further @
fass~ngers Tor prefer Gin
other Of Ohio and the West also
Wheeling tho Ohio Stage Company's excellent
Of the National road 10 Zanesve &c
by railroad
Passengers by steamboats, and
railroad viii agreeable route being
speedy Wheeling and from
places. -
~ Baggage through from Washington Wheeling and
10 charge ioI transfer OF passengers baggage.
with the right lie anywhere
rou,s) f washington Wheeling 50 So Cincinnati, Sill
Louisville, 42.
Washington, and Of the other agents OF the company.
VIM. PARKER
May ll-du General Superintendent.
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lkHESS Caps and Head Dresses.-l.adics in
u above goods well give cali, close
out the stock hand
100 dress caps, 81 to al 25
100 do do 50 10 rs
Plain rs
loo mourning caps, 50 81 IS
A large lot OF head dresses, 50 81 IS.
Dec l-eo3t A.. TATE,
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VIRGINIA LAND sCRIP--The undersigned, having Ind
twenty with vrssis military
cs records Richmond,
under OF 3 August
1882 and will also purchase and se land and ana scrip
on commission.
vE2PAsIAN ELLIS
June 22-eodn Irving Hotel.
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svrloE no cosraACrons.

Covington 4 Onto Itaiiroad.
nRoPosALS will office OF the Covinglon
ONO In Coviugon, 10Th of December
m ie graduation about ave miles OF mo
above which the porIon comprising sy miles lies
nc p0rioD consisting Of
miles, lies between uie kanawha river and 'n mouth
of thc share Of the work 10 be eincuding
bridging anneInss heavy and desirable, and is well worthy
Inc Tho western sccuohs OF
lhe ready for and e eastern
non will be prepared by the Sth OF December
pu,he Information may application at the com
papy,s onces al Covngton and Guyandotte.
@.#e - CHARLES b. FISK,
a#g s4rf# 4 N s4stts Chief Engineer
NBhc board Of public of Virginia, under whose drcc
The Cosgon Ohio railroad is 10 be constructed on state
win meet Covnslon the 18th OF December above
purpose receiving and acting on te proposals u
may be offered. ~tA
Nov 2D-dtl5Ucc ea4 tlk
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three pounds per dozen.
blue flannel for lining great coats
Worrted sasles, crimson
Drums completes artillery and infantry
| lin canteens, to hold three pn,s
hunting, red, white, and blue
Tent poles and pins, sets for hospital WALL aAd oommo"
An or Which "sIs be Of domestic manufacture
'ssss spss ", 'sasaap T. y sssa
on is ubjeci which may by wishing
Of delivery win V rs,.insd until
part in f
supplies will before tbs first Of July
S@ @ ss @ @ s q ss
the remainder viii DO paid for on delivery
or ali ne Supplies above men,ionea = 'N-"'
, Dc s.ss s VII s. Ss %
sired only from gular dealers in The article
any known manufacturer regular
Ss IS % @ @ s or % s. % %
intended to be proposed securities in contract
containing proposals should be endosed Proposals
Army Supplies addressed TO -
Nov 20-3tawi3sDec. Major and QuaTemaster U. y. A.
A HOUT TO MOvG.--We expect Of the
central opposite the Market between IN and sh
moving, shall offer
cash very puncaa credit customers from This date Our whole
q found largest
fun assomen. 0 pla,d French
100 pieces Of French mos, from e7x
full rich coiocd black Lyons velves in all
widths
ons of the stocks Of plaid aud plain silks
had.
Our black goods Of every kind and complete
6HAWLS EM
In this department feel confident
est variety other house the Market and such low prices
that will speak themselves
goods good condon, been bought cheap
who
anime assortment before purchasing sls#ta
Our stock q goods Is fun embracing every quality
Of blankets, shcetng table linens napkins.
Fannels Of every grade kinds which
will offer nj small advance, and respectfully solicit
all in want of dry goods.
w. M. SHUSTER & CO.,
Dec 2-cO6uf 7th the avenue
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GWa q e
WaAhtngten Branch RAssread.-Trsins Rnn a. Fcl-
FAVE daily, Sunday. Al and :, ms ~ and ), p
IL On Sunday, sts, a. and .,
ton and Relay the others nj all stations
Trsps st g, and IN, p. connect with annapolis
Do do y, "a. m, and =, p DO west
DO do g., a.. and ., r., do cast
Fare from Washington Haimoe ~ %
DO do and return ~
DO Do Annapolis s,..........s..t,.-,..... ss
do and return n..... ~
The in all he procured The oce
and good for shs day which t'sy sre issoed
July le--d0 Assn,.
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cEAIED PROPOSALS will be received this office. unul 10
u O'Clock " m furnishing,
by following supplies and materials deliverable
States Clothing aud Equipage depot Schuylk
nal, in quantities required, viIs
yards "a dark blue ndigo dyed twled cloth, weigh
ing ~ OK. per yard
10000 yards ga sky blue (ndiso dycd wlcd cloth, weigh
III Ing ~ per yard
10000 army blankets, wool, gay with letters w. D. In
black four inches long, in the ceniIe) 10 be seven
feet long, feet wide each blanket TO weigh
five pounds
$4,000 yards 78 flannel, cotton, and wool
$4,000 do "a Canton flannel
$1,000 do "a unbleachcd drilling
25,0O0 do rs do do
10000 DO cotton duck, as inches wide weighing a1 Sa'
1900 do do do DO * 90
1900 90 % 90 90 % HsS asS % %
10000 do 80 do do l5k %
10000 do do "a do do IAN do
nnira Wgglng
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LSURNISiED PARLOR AND CHAMBERS FOR
REST rThrcs chambers, and parior and ohsmle
nrst hoos, with between all
bly, and neatly furnished and very cghly
Tbey very desirable Of their pon
venences, and are to The principal hotels.
Apply premises
Nov va dhf
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I AND BCRIP-Purcbase OF generally nd
IL application street.
and y sssecss, from 9, a. m, ~, m.
Dec l-du6t v. ELLIS.
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mEuERE Professor of the Spanish and German Ian
!. Aveens Ho~~>. Mrs between AZ and Sin
ssrssts, Pennsylvania avenue, south side. " -
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LOR SALE leaseA commodoos four and attic
sids the Of street. House
roos and has recently been papered panle
throuEout Terms accommodating, and given
aey Address 49, Solicitors Office, Treasury Department.
+ Oct l5-du
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1852-1853, 1853-07-07
VOL. X---NO AZ.

stsuggie of a isortal conflict 1a shoIt, at every
turn OF the leaf different color, scene and ac-
ton was exhibited such as was, indeed, most
pleasing 70 behodj but of all the performances.
lhls latter Of The volume of paper was that
which afforded me the greatest delight; SO ms
ny pictuses and extraordinary changes having
been Brought under view that / must confess
ny utter inability 10 do justice in the descrip-
tiOn." u.l9suf ~ i..,fr'afIfr .,4e m G7-r
In observing upon Tie eBtaordiMary patrIvs
ot these Performsnees, the Eneeror puts asids
the snpPosiiion that they vese TO bs asssib al ts
a mere Visual deception:
They very evidently partahe," he ssvs, "of
something beyond the eSsrtion OF hunsn spey.
gy. ! have hesrd it'ststed thut the art has hsew
called the Asmaynian, Celestial, y and an in-
formed that 1t is also known apl pYaetissd to
considerable extent among the nations of
Europe. IL may be said indeed, that there sx-
lists in some men peculiar and essential facul-
ly which enables them 10 accomplish things far
beyond the scope of human exertion, such -
frequently TO battle the utmost subtIety Of the
understanding 10. penetrate" ."..-...-..
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1852-1853, 1853-07-07
TEMPERANCE HALL,

PALMYRA, June 20, 1000.
Pursuant TO an order made by Palmyra Divis-
ion, No. II, Sons of Temperance, calling upon
the friends of the cause to meet at their Hall in
Palmyra, this 23d day of June, for the purpose
of organizing a County Convention to be held
from time 10 time at the various villages in the
county, very respectable number assembled,
and on motion, Judge A. ID. Sprague was called
to the Chair, and II. l.. Anderson appointed
Secretary.
Bro. Edgar Taylor being called upon, stated
the object Of the meeting in a brief but clear
manner; at the same time urging upon those
present the importance Of the occasion, and the
necessity Of starting the ball right After
some very appropriate and interesting remarks
from others, those present proceeded to carry
out the object of the meeting, when 1t was de-
'termined that the organization consist Of Pres
dent, Vice President, Secretary, Treasurer, and
an Executive Committee Gf seven persons.
Ballot then being had, the following officers
were unanimously elected, viz:
Bro. Thos. II. Tatlow President,
A. D. Sprague, Vice President
II. f. Anderson, Secretary,
]. w. Shepard Treasurer.
And Bros John B. Lewis, of Hannibal, Hem
nv G.. Feagan, of Warren, Jacob Upton, Of
Philadeldhia, J John c. McAfee, of Round Grove
John b. IIaves, of West Ely, Charles q
Wright, of Sharpsburg, and Edgar Taylor Of
PALMYRA, Executive Committee.
On motion, Bros. Edward McCabc, II. w.
HoningswOrth, and J. d. S. Dryden, were ap'
pointed a committee of three to draft Consti'
tuition and Bylaws for the government OF saic
Convention.
1t was then suggested that we hold our mex
meeting on the lst day Of September, at Phila.
delphia, which, on motion, was adopted, and
Bro John T. Redd unanimously chosen orator
for the OCCASION Som very interesting state
ments were then made by several present, rela
tive TO prospects II was then ordered tha
the Secretary furnish copy OG the pOceeding
to the Palmyra Whigj and the meeting adjourn
ed till tue lst day of September next.
r. +. ANDERSON, Seo'y.
How DID rus ToorH GET THERE.-An Ar
tcsian well has been sunk az Charleston 10 III
depth Of l,06l feet without Obtaining water
AT depth of l l,ol0 feet sharks tooth in flu
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1852-1853, 1853-07-07
A FEAST.

California papers says, that from 500 10 L.
600 friendly Indians lately held IeaSt at One
Horse Town After dancing and hoWling for
six or eight hours, tie Sqnaws had sumpluous
riors had spulvsri1sd aeOrns, grass seed and
preserved WORMS.
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1852-1853, 1853-07-07

| I as u
D 9th.
10 10
e hSet
o Il
Il also
ghas
Crates
leTe in
sre, in
hueS,
ys IN.
stoves,
,nrfh.
Bob
hole.
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1852-1853, 1853-07-07
Tie Memories Of Dumas, tho French author

The Memories of Dumas, the French author,
the Washington Union says, has the following
in respect to Mr.. Soule's flight from France:
I'm the intimacy Of Mary aud Barthelemy
(two distinguished authors lived at this time
one of the principal editors of journal called the
Yellow Dwarf. This editor was named Soule.
He had been two months in prison for an article
on San Domingo. He did not relish his expert
enco of prison life. He happened TO bear a
strong resemblance TO Barthclemy, which per-
mitted Of his using his passport Barthelemy
lent it to him. Soule fed TO London, and
thence to the United States; where he is now
the first lawyer of New Orleans, and makes by
his practice, one hundred thousand francs a
Y ear. :" I'LL -----
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1852-1853, 1853-07-07

E557In one of The districts in Maine, a lady
was elected to the Office of Register Of Deeds,
by vote of nearly two TO one, over the regular
democratic nominee,
E37The following paragraph which we clip
from an exchange, is worthy 81 . serious con-
sideraton; - ... ...
'On the Island Of Matthias Vineyard there
ESs not been a criminal case in any Of lis courts
for eighteen years! -
Couple another fact with that;
During that time not glass Of liquor has been
sud on the Island"
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1852-1853, 1853-07-07
Doctor Wares, of Boston, lately stated thst

in the course Of four years and half, he had /
taken from the citizens Of that city and vicinity,
100 barrels Of blood. .fa r...iT arlI 4
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1852-1853, 1853-07-07

Iron churches are now made in England and
sent cut 10 Australia.
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1852-1853, 1853-07-07

How DID rus ToorH GET THERE.-An Ar.
tcsian well has been sunk az Charleston 20 the
depth Of ] ,06l feet, without Obtaining water
AT depth of 1910 feet sharks tooth in fine
preserE alton was found.
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1852-1853, 1853-07-07
DaguerreOtypesl DagueneOty pes !!
@. W p PITTS. 10

...r- w. p. PITTS, u, 4, ,-f,g
y esident Daguerrean Artist, would sinPly rS-
IL mind the citizens of Hannibal and surround
ing country that he is still taking pictures az his
Gallery on Main street, Sver Wilson's hardware
store, and would inform them, that from rsesnt
additions to his stock, and his increased facilities.
he is now prepared TO take pictures In style
far superior TO any heretofore taken in this city,
and at reduced prIces. Call and examine.
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1852-1853, 1853-07-07
'a HANNIBAL MO-, THURSDAY MORNING, JULY I, 1858,

is not worthy the honor Of dying By The hand d
an Englishmant .1ag 100 ..s.I ...gI
The next day tho Baron de N quilted
that part of the cOuLtry, and never resumed his
station in the regiment.
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1852-1853, 1853-07-07
LANDS .NE.qR H.a.N.NTB.aL,
FOR N.9LEi

~ TUX O.ILE
T HAVE several pieces Of land detached from nv
l. farm by the Plank and Rail Road which will ssi
in lots, from to forty One forty acre lot
three miles from Ianhbii The Plank Road leading
from Hannibal 10 New London, having on it very fine
spring. rviule Of pure runbng stock water, and one
OF the most beautiful building spots inthe State ~
will also sell FIVE shares Of Stock in the Hannibal,
Rails County and PARIS Plank Road
For rent, large Store House on the Levy, three
stories high. Also, several Lots for lease. -
June %, l53-4w) THOS. MeDANNOLD.
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1852-1853, 1853-07-07

city of Cserney fof his Salos, at THE crisis of
affairs boldly venturei forward, and ordered his
platoon 10 FIRE volley at the sleeping monster;
but before this could be effected The Keepers of
the menagerie, from which the performer had
been borrowed, caaie in with ropes and nets,
aud representing to the gallant officer that it
was better TO let them take him asleep than run
the risk Of his being owokc by the hring-a
risk whiclI mvolve the character Of the brave
men under his comnand-the keepers were
suffered to supersede the guard. The bear,
probably satisfied with having accomplished all
that he intended 10 do, in establishing himself
the first performer in his line, quietly followed
his keepers; and the authorities of the city, on
the plea that though bears might make danger
ous actors; Bohemian actors would make very
good bears, published a proclamation against
Bruins appearance in future"
HINTS TO MorHEas.--If you wish TO cult
vate gossippng, meddlng, censorious spirit in
your children, be sure when they come home
from church, visit, or any other place where
you do not accompany them, TO ply them with
questions concerning what every body wore,
what every body said and did; and if you find
anything in this 10 censurc always do ii in their
hearing. You may rest assured, if you pursue
a course of this kind, they will not return 10
you unlalen with intelligence; and, rather than
it should be uuintercsing, they will by degrees
learn 10 embelish in such manner as shall not
fail 10 call forth remarks and expressions of
wonder from YOU. You will, by this course,
render the spirit of curiosity is so early
visible in children, and which, if rightly direct
ed, may be made the instrument Of enriching and
enlarging their minds-a vehicle of mischief
which shall serve only TO narrow them.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-03-05

ttude delivering his farewell address They mustered
City men.
"orleans q were in force to the amount of forty
and made a credtabs turnout They were uniformed in
white shirts and black pants.
jefferson 20 and "Chalmetto % had left the line OF
procession previous its passing office and we regret
it that we were not able to make note of them
After marching through the principal streets in accord
with the published programme the procession drew up
on Carondeet street whence they proceeded to Pacides
Varieties to hear an address from J. L. Mathewsop Esq
Long before the published hour for the delivery Of the
address throngs of ladies' attracted by tho brancy Of
the occasion and by the reputation OF the orator of the
day had assembled at the theatre and filed the boxes from
the galleries to the parquete The stage through the
beray of the manager lighted up for the occasion
and being decorated with flags and the banners of the
different companies presented lively and scenic appear
ance.
In the centre Of the stage seated the grand mar
shall and aids accompanied by Gems, Tracey Angus
tin with their STATS and j. L. Mathcwson tho orator of
the day" After music by the band, Marshal yandegrin
came forward and in a few remarks introduced Mr.
Mathewson who in distinct voice and clear enunca-
ton delivered an eloquent address appropriate to the oc
cssion. We made copious memoranda of his speech,
which we refrain from publishing, fearing might mar
by omission or misconstruction its admirable beauties
The speaker received the frequent psud of the delighted
audience.
AT the conclusion Of the address the company dispersed
1t was proud day for the Firemeu aud we take plea
sure in recording the celebration display unsurpassed
in their annals
We are indebted to Mr.. II. Vanderlnden for
the following report Of the Charity Hospital for the month
of February Admissions 92S discharged sos deaths
81 Weekly Report for the week ending yesterday-Ad-
missions EOS discharges 22l deaths 20 remaining 9l7
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ANNIVERSARY OF THE FIRE DEPARTMENT. -
elsewhere onr reporters notice the handsome
display made by our Fire Department yesterday
We doubt if the anniversary ever was celebra-
TED with more spirit and imposing show, or
uhasr more favorable auspices The companies
came out in fine style, and in unusual force.
NOS 10, .. l8,were particularly noticeable in
point of numbers.
ine Jay was beautiful one-sunny. and
iresi' ana onoyant' and SO clear that at one
point, we thought steamer on the Lake ,vas
unaccountably coming up into the denseIv
housed (vide Carlyle, Young America, or yomn,
anything0 city The long procession glittered
gorgeousiy IN the sunshine, and more than tvr,
miles of space were bright, constantly, in ;bs
suns reflection from banners and various orpa.
menfs Thousands thronged densely upon the
line Of march, and seemed to show in their yerv
looks how they appreciated men as brave, and
true, and prompt, and kindly, and orderly, as
the fremen of New Orleans