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4 =. / Il
'bas il bad" went to the Commissioners,
and wanted to lease the county from them.
He expected to make q good thing Of
leasing it ont by retail. It)Ii III
If man wants a glass. Of ,eer now,
he says: Mr.. BArkeepe., here is Eve
cent bonus for short run of your well
You to 6nd the vessels, which I-covenant
to return in good order. The said party
Of the second part, hath further, agreed.
and doth hereby sgree -" By this
time the beer is produced. and the oil talk
is. for brief period, stopped. Tat
A pious old gentleman who owns the
best site within twenty miles of anyplace.
mixes up SO many sub'leases, drills. vats,
sand pumps, tenth gallons, &c with his
morning aud evening dsvotions. that they
have become unintelligible.
1t is thought the fever will be much
worse 10 short time ,r
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The OH Fever waxs.h Worse:

A week OF two since it Was though.
that some Of oar citizens were dslirious,
With shs oil fever. This is now reversed.
Those Hho have not the fever are believed
to. be- The srazy ones. ssa ss4a 4tsaal
Parties are securing the country, TAX
ins leases, sinking heads and procuring
smpleusnts. Rumors of oil found are
abundant. The best authenticated story
IslofE s we'll on the Clear Fork of Mns
kingtm In the western part Of the county.
The usll Is said to be less than one huu.
dred feet deepa kIAg rAosl,T ss .Alasfst
- The biggest story that We have heard,
is. that . man in this county has Invented
machine With which he picks up one of
oar high hills, squeezes the oil ont, and
sets Il down. A few of those who are
bat slightly attacked with this fever. dom.
believe this story. sasAefa q Fs49s
One veracious old gentleman. who Is
desitous Of having sone one bore aIwell
ON bis premises Immediately, says tha,
when he opened his sugar camp this
Spring, the trees yielded nothing but
pure oil. This story nobody doubts. siz
A vsry enthusiastic oil seeker who
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Road Notice.
9 Shesrifss. Sale,
/, AID Marx Albsrs. a
against


eii John Stukey and sthers, = :
DR. virtue Of au order Of sale in partition to
Line directed from the court of common
pleas Of Monroe county Ohio, will efsr for
sale, at public auction, At the front door Of the
eeurt house, in the town Of WooAslsld, in
said county, between the, hours of 10 o'clock,
a. m., and o'clock, p. m, on ,.,,,{ss..
Saturday The 16h day Of Narcd. 1851,
the following described real estate, situate in
said county, 10 vii: ~ on 10 esS taAA q rs
Being part Of the north west quarter Of see.
tion twenty four, townshi hip four and range fsur,
centaining one hundred and forty,nias, xerss
more or less, and appraised ct S230s. g.
Also the following rea! estate, to witt The
north east quarter of2the north east quarter Of
section thirty, township four and range four,
containing thirty eight acres, more or less.
Said last tract appraised subject to the dover
estate of Hannah Stul:ey, at $500.
Ordered to be sold as the property Of John
Starksy,ssnd others, at the suitsof Marx Al.
hsEts. &c
C. n. MORROW, Sheriff,
Feb. IL, 1Ssl.--$4,65 Monroe County. o..
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Our Extra.

We had the Presidents inaugural In
the hands Of many of our readers eighteen
hours il advance Of the arrival q this
place 81 tie dailies containing 1t. We
received . copy As We were about work
ing OF our regular edition, and put all
hands to work upon It. Copies have been
fafnished to ell our subscribers living in
this county. .ss4i-
When so much an nxie,y u manifested 10
see : public document. We are determined
that the Subscribers TO tho Spirit shall re-
.cseivs' ii a. soon as the subscribers TO any
other weekly. .sise sa5,a asag,,A
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We have nothing further upon the sub
jeeti Of The defalcation. except that Jas.
r. Norris and Hugh B Hill, both skilful
accountants, are patiently and carefully
investigating the books and papers from
the time Of Mr.. Myers entering the Office
urtil he resigned. We cannot tell how
soon they will be able TO report. 1t il
certainly q very tedious and diihcult un-
dertaking. sfsessfl ! s.srrg. 4 ~
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Shcrifs Sale.
i eHPss& O. Diehl. ! !.
Skhtnbb !
Niloa Isnksn,

RY virtue 81 writ of ssnaitieai erpsRss to
nae directed fron tho court. Of con nsn
pleas Of Monroe county, Ohio, will offer for
sals At public auction. at tho front door of the
court house, in the town Of Woodsaeld, in said
county, between the hours of 10 o'clock, . m,
and o'clock, p. m, on o4i.st So .ss431sa "a
Saturday, TIE l6M dsy Of March, l3Sl.
the following described real estate, situate in
said con nty to wit: sssges3 ~ ssttass h.tF9
The northwest quarter Of section twenty.
tewnshiy foar and range are. 80 az. "a
Taken in executien snA levied upen ~ the
property of Silas Jackson. At the suits Of p. 8
G. Dishl. C. II MORROW, ShsriE, "
Ysb, IL, los1.--S3,A Aenres Osuasy, q
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At THIS OFFICE.

SxrrIlNo UP:-Ws are now settling
up ell our accounts, Those who pay in
hand are charged bat $3.50 per annun;
those who dssirs still further time. are ex-
pseted to give their notes. at $500 per
snnan. indicating the time when they
wili pay them. II paid ir reasonable
time, bat 81. SO will Be exactsd. In all
eases where ve are driven TO legal rsue-
dies, our published terms will be strictly
adhsrsd TO. --St A
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Notice for Township Road.

Benjamin Stephens, a nonresident Of Malls
ga township, Monroe county, Ohio, will take
notice, that there will be a Township Road
viewed and surveyed by proper authority, on
the 18th day of April next. Said road com.
mencing on the lands. of Peter Horn, and
thence passing through lands of Benjamin
Stephens and interesting the County Road At
or ne,r said Benjamin Stephens housein said
township: at which time aud place the said
Stephnns can attend and make application
for damages as the law provides, if ha sees
proper. NICHOLAS CAMPS, sis5
ADAM RU3HAAN. -
March .s, 1sG1.-4t 1eszs-s 80 s, $,
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By the best artists in Rnrepsa and AnasrisA
will be awarded among nembsrs--a truly mag-
niaesnt aud national benefit. The sngravings
will be ready for delivsry on and after October
18th, and Hsbs served to subscribers IN the
order II their subssrirt ons--thsss coming in
early will therstoN receive the earliest i'm
preston: they will be sent packed in strong
cylinders, to any psrt Of the oountry, sxcspt
California, hostage Free. la1SsP3 - T7sai1o'
Subscribers in California. in the Canadas,
the Provinces. the West India Islaads, and In
Europe viii remit .Gly eenis sztrs to dsfray
extra postages on the engraving. The .4ARr
JouRsALp is regularly mailed spon each issue,
viz:--Aarsh, June, September and Decsmbss,
In rsmitting subscriptions, be sure to give
ysur name in falh Tswn, County. and State,
Seal all i,ttsss securely, and direct plain
u te zxssgza LQDI5 H.z STEPHENS, ls4ga
fnhlisher for Proprietors, ll3 z
Nassau Street, Max York.
yAASAy %. 1ss1.--3w.
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SALE OF SCHOOL LANDS.

~ r s : .
NOTICE is hereby given, that there will be
IN ofsIed for sale at public auction, at the
front door Of the court house, in Woodsnsld,
Monroe county, Ohio, on the
.at - I7M day Of ApnH, mert, rr,vr
between the heurs of 10 O'Clock, a. H., and A
o'clock, p. NJ, the following described tract
of land, to wit; gs hass asStszs3j EER .j#3a
The east half of the north west quarter, OF
section lG, in original surveyed township num-
ber Ave, Of range number six, containing so
acres being the same land sold by The Auditor
of said county, on the 9th day of March, A.
D. 1855, to, Baltzsr Butt, jr., for the sum OF
fourteen hundred and twenty dollars, and the
said Balt.er Butt, jr., having failed to comply
with the requirements of the Law under v which
the above described tract of land was ssld
the same having been sold under an act Of
the Lsgislaturs Of the State aforesaid, passed
on the 18th day of April, A. D. 1882, and the
amendstory aets thereto; the above lands will
have to sell for the sum OF fifteen hundred
and forty-six dollars and twenty -6ve cents, Il
bspaid on the day Of sale. on so 1Al@s
MARTIN L. BOWSER, Aud
Feb. ~, 1SS1.-Sw. Nsnrss Co., y.
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SALE OF SCHOOL LANDS.

NOTICE i hsrssy given. thatI viii IsGsr for
IN sale at public auction, at tie front door
OF TIE court house in WoodsAsld, Usafss
county, Ohio, sos % 6lsa est otai iessi aos
6issOn tke II III day Of Apnfssrs,i a9s
between the hours Of 10 o'clock. "A u ! ands
4 o'clock, r. NJ, the following dssoribsd tracts
ofland, to Wit: The east halr of the -nosth,
west quarter Of section mum bsr lt, IN sstsfAal.
surveyed township number Q, ana fsSeS1aAa
ber z, containing So acrsss sbsing lhs ss1~
land sold by the "A Auditor Of said eppnty -
the 4th day Of MArck A. b. 1916, - Chsyleas
Daley, for Eve hundred and ssvsAtssa dSlA
lars and sixty. sight cents, ana ~ him assighSG
10 William bailey, and &ssy said william aDais
ley assigned ts, nayid Fershsy;, and the!saia
David Rorshsy having failed v esmplytvitll.
the rsquiren snts OF the law under vkicA he.
above described land was sold, the Same hav-
ins been sold by an aet - ths lssislak0sH q
the State Aforesaid passed Iehrnasy I'D
ls43, and the awsndatory acts thereSes 1As,
above described traet Of hand iihsvs d ell
for ths an, Of one hundrsd ana afty-sns iasss
lars and afty cents, to be paid On the day g
'A ,siIa's baa nAsrrN l. SBowSxk
l 70 $50 Auditor OF NsAres esshty, o1iS<,
+ Feb. n, lsSl.--6M. IRA sse34stasHf hs
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Th6 Bell Csntrsl Committee of Bel
mont county. held meeting in the town
.of rsl non, q great jingling of Bells) and
passed aresoiuiions Recommending 80 Union
Of alb Union men on "a Union basis in
favor Of coppromise and Adjustment and
calling Convention Of Uaion men 10
nsetsas Belmont on tho 2l,h Of July 70
apminate Union ticket. 10 sss-ss -
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NOTICE.

ON the. 9Th day of February, In the year
" 1851, the Probate Court-sf Nonros Coun-
ty, declared tho estate of William Tidd, Sen..
deceased, to be probably insolvsnt. Credit
ers are therefore required to present their
claims against the estate to the undersigned
for allowance, within six months from the
time above nsptioned, or they VIII not be en-
titlsdso paynsnt.' as4 WIN. YIDD, Aan'r.A
February Is, 1861. .-4w. 2 ,HstRf1@5 h@fft
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.fss1fE ~ 8 AZ Il For the "Spirit.n
. MISCELLANEOUS ENIGMA. s5ls

am composed Of IT letters
Ny IL, 10, IL, IL, I, II is Phrenolog-
YIfsical5 organ.a ars' ,vqfyrss Itte7 s8F
Ny SIS, ., 1 is a musical instrument. /.
Myls, Is. s, is domestic animal. .szlq
Ny 8. II, 10. ! is an ancient city. e. &. <
NJ /. 8, IA is Q title of a gentleman.
Ny ST., s. q, IL, Is, 10 river in the
siss United States. 7.gof3 10 tsiiios -
Myll Is. Q. Is, 3. . is the capitol Of q
-d kingdom. geq -isls SD a., ken
Ny whole is q thing that everybody ought
/ to keep. .gakg' AoNRoH.
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TO TEACHERS.

TNHR Board Of Examiners of Monroe County
L will hold = meeting at Clar,ngton, At the
meeting Of the Teachers Institute, sommsnc
ing es Is y .a.s -. l.a-i So ,s ~ gz1s
- March 25th, 1861. ssss
Il il the intention of the Board to make the
examination more thorough and not hold as
many as heretofore held. Tsaohers will TAXI 9
notice that this will be the Only examination
held until the latter part OF summer.
BY order Of the Board, ggT
sssstsa JAMES o. AMOS, Clerk
ebruarY 27. 1861. l.-5M.1erL. -,-re.s - n
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~ We are uader, obligations to the
pablisher Of the Belmont Chronicle for
an early copy Of Liucoln's Inaugural.
We viii do some good thing for him the
hrst opportunity 100
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fW MsrcAa, trin this county. desir.
lag to purchase books and stasioner5
win end ]. @. Orr 4 Co, of Wheel, g
very pleasant and honorable men 10 deal
with. They have = very extensive stock
aad, as they have = aihorough knowledge
Of shsir bnsipess, they procured i At the
-vsry iowsss prices. Sabbath schools.
singing schools, &C., will be supplied, as
ven not better BY Messrs. Orr 4 Co,
shsns By any other establishment east or
west. Sec their advertisement : tlns
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-, Belmont county has slight st
tack OF the oil fever. Companies have
been formed 10 dig on Wheeling creek
and elsewhere. 'Sas',,a 81, -. 4. 80
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Master Commissioners Sale.
Thomas Carnes,
Eaos3pat wy z

! 2EfI0f2T Z against Y,X Q A 3 q SO.
James Oliver and Mary Oliver, his wife,
BY virtue Of mandate to me directed from
tho court Of common pleas Of Monroe, county
Ohio, will loffer for sale At public auction
At the front door Of the court house, in said
Saturday the End day of March, 1851,
between tho hours Of 10 o'slock, A. M, and
o'cloek,s%P. M. on said day, the following de,
scribedreal estate, situate in said county, te
wit: .Ll--9es2 = if5SA
The south west quarter Of the south wes,
quarter. of section 6,i township 4, AID rang,
mar of said lott So SFsSa 4ltEft -. = -
bas JOEL r. RANDOLPH, Mas. Com. !
Monroe Common Pleas.
Jan. 80, 1ss1s-$s, a. sd "a -Te'5.a
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BARKSV'ILl,,L':,K| s !: ]
HIGH SCHOOL.

The third session of this School will con-
mence on
Xonaay. the sM day Of april. 80
and continue three menths. None but the
best of Teachers will be employed Weekly
meetings will be held for mutual discussion.
on the best method Of governing Schools and
comm nicsting instruction.
From long experience in the management
of Schools. hope to be able, to make this
session most profitable to those who favor
me with their patronage. ss-os.sss g, ,, -7s-s'
Bsar lin, 81 SO psr week and terms made
to suit these hard times. slsiss q o9i r. aaE
I-lo sss5srE - JOHN MOORE, Principal.
Barexville (on the Ohio rivsr,)
5 March, lS6l.--4w.--pd. iaRrse -E
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LARGE lTANNERYss;;
FoH 9AL1 o7sr
p RHNIT.a;.f, ra,sa,

ksaaTst tan6sr1v' in q. toNwsIA q .MsSosd.s 3 :
IA yohioJ constructed ION Che Istssti ld6ttc
saving the vassesfs an hnassa
coysri good shepsr bark ishedss stePlipgasAs
house for the use Of two families on The pres
isess The dwelling ando tAnnsry VIII b s6l4
separately or together 10 Asnit the CpaFshss6R
Enquire Of either Of the subssribsrsso7i EEl
I - WILLIAM RTRRIs, .f.i.
! ,sass tt2~ sAsI1 BENJAMIN HUGHtD. ).
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- Don't fail to read the story com.
ansncsd on our outside this week. It Ia
-one Of the most ingenious tales we have
.svsr. read. I. will run through four pa
..ss. sss<5ss7s SIC all c .Ua;t .assis&s fsss-4sE
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solemn Fact.

-Acquaintauces. on meeting uoW 10 this
yicini.y, do not salute each other with
-.sgsoc morning. how do ron ido!' &c.
The uniform ss!utntiou lis. Have you
sruck lie yet?sEusase ssts 7sissFse
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TPHE undersigned lest, about the time of tn.
i Presidential election, county orders,
drawn in favor of Joseph Stukey, as follows:
No. 2l65 Book w, Page 3tl for $1,000
No. 2lse. Book W., Page 361, for $500
Both dated Oct.y lst, 1850, ..,e-.gs...,, ,fry7
The payment on them IL stopped, ana new
orders will be issued in their stead.
- - 7~r =, E MARX ALBERT.
s3t.-pd.5 ~ = & = S z % & S
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- Court 10 in session in Belmont
county; Judge Okey on the bench.
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Patented August 81. 1850, and the
only hive which isa perfect protection
against the miller, lp.iasgssg
The subscribers are the sole owners of the
right to mako and vend the above valuable
hive. They are prepared At all times to fur
nish them on short notice, and they warrant
them to give entire. satisfaction. And having
received notice that other parties, intend to
make and vsnd them, they now give aotics
that they win promptly prosecute every per-
son whs shall make, sell or purchase any Of
said hives in Msnres county, except from the
undersigned. ARTHUR 0KRY,
WM. HKNTHORN, ass
Feb. IL, 13Gl,-2m Woodsfeld o.
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lHr Dr. Stoat,a bin suthorizing the
Cemmissioners Of this county TO borrow
money, has bees referred to select com.
mittes.
By Dr.. Stout's letter Il will bs seen
that tho bill has passed tho House.
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9GENERAL5 SCOTT
Eg5AND .S2szgp
MAJOR ANDERSON, a
OIL COLOR P0RTRAITS,

The subscriber has just issued Portraits Of
General SCOTT and Major ANDERSON, print
ID in twelve oil colora, by the ssme process as
The celebrated picture OF Mount eVsrnsn. -
Price for both Portraits, pest paid, 81.
Agents wanted in every county, Hna xss
.tf2atI 5sazis=s ~ ttgJ. H. BYRAM, d5z
liz South Third Street, Philadelphia. 3
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Clarington Lodge. No. ass,

tfF.& A. MAsoss, meets the Monday on or
,,reding the full moon in each month. ss9, i
JNO. d. OCONNOR, w. N.
lanes hafshsll,s S.W. G.. p Horn, J. w. q
Jaeob. 2, Morrill,, see'y. Wme =. Booth, 8. d.
5sns. hsns. ns.ssry sSsa A:s'f' oe'''' 1y'''
I,nuary 25i lS6l.rly.ailoai has .hsa
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Administrators Sale.

ADMINISTRATORS Sale.
nY virtus of an order Of the Probate Court
% Of Monroe county, Ohio, the undsrsignsd
will offer for sale on tho premises. E>4a NJ
- ON Saturday. March 30th, lS6i.ss =
the following described premises in Monroe
county, 10 wit: The west half of the north
east quarter, also the soath east quarter of
thsp north sest quarter, alss the north east
quarter of the south east quarter, all in sec
tion seven, township four aad range nvs. OK
cpp.ing ths dover estate OF Elisabeth Shriyer
thersin, it bsiuy about 81 acres. Said prem
ises sold by Ezra Cssn, aiu,'r ofAdam Shrvsr,
to pay debts. Terms Of ssle: One third cash,
ons third in enc year, and enc third in two
years, with interest on the deferred pay ments,
Appraised at $l,s00. a,szk ri e4.sssa}f EKAFl
March 6, 1851. SO EZRA COEN, Admir-.
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: ~ WohS0e Ledge No. Wy.,g t1sE
OF Free and Aeoepasd Assons, nsst sA
~ Wednesday evening on or preceding sssk.
full moon and on wsdnssday TIE wssas thsss>
after, - tbs Masonic Hall. ralsi a W7f
sta tsisaa oEFICRR1: 80 ssasn
JOHN 8. WAY, w. ~ - ..s...,,
Oh. DAvExPoRr. s. w. H.. n. H,tk -
ItS. HAsuoLrhs y. W. j. !. b e1k6VG6 Afyk
N. HoErrIER, rssAs D. NswlA1t sysssc
JERs. wiL,iANs.S. -
Wo0dsesld, Esk &. 1eG1>
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ssa Attachment Notice.
. 'iaass Thomas O. Penn, - p
8 - a. rss,r :, ! against - -,

vze-u 1s Jackson Salisbury. y.,.,s.r.a .irr
Before J. N. Mitchell, J. P. Of Perry town
ship, Monroe county, Ohio. On the 2sth day
Of January, 1861, said justice issued an order
Of attachment against Jackson. Salisbury. he
being n'n-resident Of the county. Order Of
attachment issued for $7o,l5.> Probable cost
sic. Trial set for March 20th. u
. i-s.ss1s THOMAS C. PENN. Z
Feb. 20, 1ss1.Ast. pd. Z &aa8
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- Horse fancisrs should read the
advsrtissmsns Of T e Davis. He Ger,
tainly has 6ne looking horse to dispose
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MONROE CLASSICAL
INSTITUTE

A T Stafford, Monroe County, Ohio, under
IL the superintsndencs Of MILros Wills,
late Principal of Woodsneld Classic al Ins titats,
The frst session Of this Institute win oom-s
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COUNTY ORDERS LOST.

ebruary II, 1s6l.-5w. ae 3 {
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-07-25
Rifhmonb Dispatrh.
THURSDAY MORNING .. JULY 2s, issi

THURSDAY MohNiS6 ''-aCLh <'' A'"''
fPubl'shsd by ones,
"DIxtE."
Il. sang b. esr.s:p .ta1s n -rp.on's Dsrie G"ard,
from oaeasho-o, Ay.
Awar down South 10 the Caro'lna,
III have he men as he re dy shino,
40 s~av, look az +? 40 Niss iaad.
tud 'hss sre II chars = do he fgh;ing,
There no 'ss b" Re 4 eh.as Of o'''s'
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r. I've or die 10 niS!e,
Away, away, away vas nth In D xie.
Awsy, swsy' array down soaih in LIKE.
oldA'ahaua she will eome
And marc sI0ug 9Th hs tie and drum,
And Nj Al 4ssppi her So thefn neiahhor.
viii Eaaiea along and ccnrt her Ievor.
Thea 1T lie Florida will me "a.
tnd yeir ser EoG ,d> whh b Southern dia,
w ai, Ussi&n2 with her Cot Il,
W II II x te.Ea thins therea sometiag rottsn
Tsau T. xss comes, wi her MeCu'loush.
Who II so<ip the inst che every Is low,
otFies 10 eton the l.oae ar 4 III n
FROM givinS aid o lie confederation.
Ard 0e ,rgia too cur mortal IT ether.
vi n.h a. Tor < ss suv other,
willis Arkansas, with her 9th picker,
VIA h ~ US out a latte quieker-
Vtrglrts s,snds like ban OF fire..
Z CHI ala those fxht for hire.
Fs~ gallant sons d fairy daughters
VI corn TO stse Yankee quarterb.
Thea noyt Old Ner'h Carol rs state,
VIII ba I'd IL sfpp 70 let ~ wait.
wo'n riuCot7 So on soathero brake.
WEI! gtv him touch of he RatleeBakc.
= X, we re travelling all t03e her,
We ION 1 care mu n n he wi nd or " ea'ber.
We re sonnet rad and scmstimes merry,
For We re on our road 10 Harper Ferry.
joHS WILLIAMS Is here, from % 4 kentuck,"
~ - & Of aud shOR PUCK,
4 8 he Yankees. COW sc tteT d along our border,
VII. learn tae Trick OF "tcyro foTd6.
Gen. williams, Row in the Confederate Army,
lei y brillant sGarGa vi IA a mpAGy of KIN
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