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MASTER COMMISSIONERS

mn A 3 L Il II COMMlSS1ONEh >
lyl BALE-Punsuant to the command Of , deere
tai order OF sale from the court OF Common Pleas Of
the county OF CuyahOga, and State Of ohio, at the
suit Of Phiio ScOville, plaintin, against Nathan
Johnston, et al defendants, to directed, ehall
ex pose tof sale at public auction at ths door Of the
Court House, In the City Of Cleveland, in said egun
ty, on Monday, the 2th Of May, 1851, At O'Clock y.
NJ, the following described roal estate, namely:
sSituate In the township and City OF Cleveland, In
the state Of Ohio and which 10 also in the county OF
Cuyahogs, and IL known part Of sub-lgt No. In
the subdivision ten lots No "a, and part OF
lot No. l3 made BY Taylor Hoyts reference
being had to the BOOK Of a pB no. . page I, in the
Recorders Office OF CuyahOga County, aforesaid,
The part Of said sub lot hereby conveyed Is bound
cd as olloWs: beginning Rt point in the southerly
line OF knsman street 80 feet and inches westerly
from the nOrth-easterly corner Of said sub lot Mo-
thence running westerly thirty st 70 land conveyed
By said Taylor and HoYt TO samuel johnston thence
southsrly at right anglts with Kinsman street 100
feet along the easterly line Of Samuel JohnstOn's
land; thence easterly at right angles with said
Johnston easterly line OF hrty feet thence north
ery l6O feet TO the placs Of beginning being 80 feet
trout on insman street and loo feet IN depth, be
the same more less, but subject to ell legal high
ways. Appraised value 500 o..
WILLIAM K. sHERWIE,
Fred HoVey, Master Oomm'r.
Atty for Plt'f aprl7.s36
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NTOTICE rs HEREBY GIVEN

NJ OIICE Is hEhEBI III V EN-,
N that shall expose for sale Ct public suction,
at the door OF the Court Hsuse Cleveland, Ohio up
the 18th day Of Nay, 1851, at two o'clock P. A.,
the foliswing described property. 10 Wit;
land Of 0enesee county, Michigan, for which hero
are no evidences Of indebtedness-amount Of said
Genessfs county, Michigan, for 9500-pagabla one
hundred dollars each year rons the 18th da7 Of Sep
eember 1890 for which there ars no eFiden ea Of in
debtednesa. The above properly and claims we're
assigned 20 ne - Oolnmi1giOneF Of Ensolvont1 for
ouyahoga county, b. Ezra s. Cleveland. q
r ~ l7--f s J. g 0RANHIB, sl.
apr1as35 Conn, of InsolTonts.
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MY, STOCK n1ARKRT.-prAYIs.
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Market dull. Chicngo Rock Islsuds ss: ClevsIhnd
Toledo 23S; Illinois Central acripf ~. Micbisoo
Central l5f3 BEADING 3l<; Mi1sosIri e ~. T,sn
nssSss g lli Virginia os fSki United stStes s s
eoupons IS,
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THE FoLLOwIEs ENDoRsEARNTsC CT .
SPALDIT@S
OEPHAL<Io PILLS,
WIN convince all who suffer nom
b 3 ADACHE E,
-.f ghata
sPHEDE AND sUEE CURE Is wIrHIa
THEIR REACH.
As these Testimonials were unsolicited BY Mr. sPAl-
dinE, they afford unauostiOnable proof Of
the efficacy of this truly sclen-
tihc dissOvsryI
MAsOSyrIEr, Conn. Feb. 5, 1881.
n - SiR:
have tried your oephalic pills, and / like them
Part ofthese are for the nsishbors, to whom IsaEe
Send the Pulls By nail and o6liss IS.
Yeur obIt Servant,
JAMES KENNEDY.
g. HATERTORD. Pa. Feb. s, 1851.
I wish you 70 send ne one more box Of vour Osph.
alio Pulls, have received great deal Of benefit from
'h'n' HHlEi SERFs FEssRPifSfpIIEl Pm 5FEbl1KHoUsr.
srnvOH C9I.55, Hq9ti'RgtOn. N 'sgt Co.. Pa.
h O. srALOlys. 'n'''' 70 i''-
=, Yea vii please ssnd ne two boxes fyOuI OsBhs-
ne filis- send them i5nmsdiia.Is,lly ssi...,lyy
JEd. b. sIMOEs.
s1I lh'sIs used one bog Ofyo6F FiiIs, ana snd
p. allf t=.-- lf
BELLE VERNON. ohio. Jan. 5, 1851.
HKERY q. SPALDINs, EsQ.,
Please fnd incloseI twenty-five cents, for which
send me auother box Of your Cephalic Pills They
Direct A. ST0FER, pm.
Belle Vernon, WyandOt Co, o.
..s5 BEYERLT, Mass, Dec. II. lsse.
wish for some Circulars or large show BllIs, to
Drlng your Oepheltc Pills more particularly before
One Of my customers, who Is subject to severe sick
Headache, (usualy lasting two days,) was cured Of
an attack In one hour By your Pills, which / sent
v. B. WILKES.
REroIDByRa. franklin Co., Obio,(
r,-- = 49, January 8 ls6l- :
DEAR S1R: ijf"
Incosed find twenty -1Te {25l cenrs for which send
box OF "Oephaln Pills" Send to address Of Rev.
Wm. o. Filler, Rsynoldsburg, Frsnklin Co., Ohio.
hour Pills work like a eharm-eure Hesdachs Al
WI. Q. PIILER.
-, ErnLAE1I. kioh.. Jan. "A. 1851.
Brns
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geaaI A6tieEs.
MASTER COMMISSIONERS

=
INA. SALE Pursuant 70 the coinmahd Of edsers-
Of the county Of yuyRhOga, and stAte ofUhlo atthe
suit Of Lyman Little, Of, al plaintns, gainst sam.
folts et ais, defendants, 10 me directed, shall
expose for sale ct public auction, at the door OF the
Court House, IN said County, on Monday, this 2yth
Of May, 1861, ut O'clock p. NJ, the following de-
seribnd real estate, namely:
Situate IN the township Of Independence, being
number six In the twelfth range Of townships In the
Connections Western Reserve, in the state Of Ohio,
and which Is also In the county Of ahoga, and s
known as part oloriginAl lot number iOrty Ia said
township and slbdivisions, village lots Numbers
81 81, 80 81 and & a. survey sd Danial Kerr ESQ,
IN the fall Of 1872 and bounded follows, TO Fit on
the esst BY the state road leading from Akron 70
Cleveland; on the south by the Public Square and
land owned BY the First gatiOnal Church nd
society, and bounded as follows: commencing At the
north east corner Of land owned by w, h. heWlandi
thence westerly along Of said keWland land
six rods and twenty nks thence north four rods and
twenty links; theme east two rods and seven
line OF tile Public Square; thence south to the place
Of beginning, aud land owned BY W. u. NeWlandi
on ths west Dy land oWnsd BY said heElandi on the
north b. village lot belonging 70 Michael Palmer
containing four acres, more or less" FOR botter
description OF ID land reference may be bad % y.
Olarks title deeds, given By james n. Dillon, Jan,
uary goth, lSl and Willism Davis, Fob %, I54S, and
FROM James NJ. Dillon recorded March 10th, lb45 In
Cuyahoga Records, Vol. IL, page IA but reaerYing
OF from the ioTegOng survey piece OF land on the
northeast corner Of said lot two rods wdo and Is
less but subject 10 all legal highway Appraised at
81 500. WlELIAM X. SHEkWlAt r
Fred. HOvey, Master OOmm'r.
Att'y for Plth. aprIS3S5
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Dr. Stephen Sweet, Of COnnecticu


DR.. Stephen Sweet, of Connection
The ETsai natural Bone Setter.
DIR. Stephen Sweet ofConnecticut
Is known al over the UAitsd States.
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IL the authsr Of DR.. Sweets InfAIlibls lanimsnt
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pAfTRoAD SYSTEM on IILM0Is.

Over 800 900 600 Of private capital have been sx.
pended on the railroad system Of Illinois Inasmuch
part of theine0me from several of these works, with
valuable public fund in lands, 80 70 diminish ihe Sate
axpenses ;the TAIE ARz uGRT, and must consequently
gvery day decrease.
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TIE STATE DEBT.

NJ Sas al & only SO, jos sos Il, and ssiiin d
~ vaaTs has bess Seileed g 95e,746 so, and "a
Gv Tsas6aGbly spost DAT IN In yeari Y 5l ba0ls e.
6Be l...l
Pamphlets descriptive Of the lands, sol, climate,
On application %
FoP the names OF the Towns, YiIl
nOis Cent. R. r., see pages 1ss, Is8 &
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LFrom shs Advertiser. ProTidsncs, B. II
The Cephalie PiIls are said to be remarkably sl-
teetye remey Tor the headache and one Of the very
OeSt tor tnAt iery frequent complaint which has sV
or been disco Fered. =
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FrOn the Democrat, St. Cloud, MIMI
tyOu arr, OF have been troubled with the head
aehe, send for box, (Cephalio Pills,) 80 that you
may have them In case Of an attack.
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CFrOn tbs Western B. B. GAzstts, Chicago. MI
We heartily. 7dorss Mr.. syalding, and his unri
vailed Cephal lilla.
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aAFaifaI.

OANFORD'S LIVER ny LGCk
~ AEOR never Debilitatea. i - ,on.7oaasIs
entirely ree FROM GUMS, and has bscoi-e al -
tshlished tzct, Standard nsdicins, knOlE aad e.
proved by al who have yea i, and "a nov rglrss
to with confidence Ia an diseases for which tt I
II hss cured thousands I. within fhelast tEoyaan
Who had given up Al e hopes of relief, e Thi
nanefous q unsoncited - icertincatea II ny Poa3e3
me dose must Be sdrp-IS ted 70 the temps. 4nsu
q The inaiyidua tssns l a5d 9see II such nv
Let the dictates Of your IL, Judgment Guide Tsi
the use of the LIEEkl-E IlhflGCEAIOR,A and
viii re LTVER COH-l@ lPL.AIEr5, BuLroFE Az
EA0Es, DTsFEPsEA, ,UHos-r-t no DI8RHzqiI, SUaIHEl
H1BTTUAL UosTivEsEss,i5. 8. lCHoLIe, JsoLrR1 n
FANTUM, FLATULENoE, = y ERIoE, FEkEEn
ORDINARY FAMfLYl,. kIEDT6TNR. Il VI
cure SICK HEADAGHE@ las thousznaI can Is
Oh tn REE TEA-E sP0ONsFUL Am IA
KIN az the commence-.-5 inent Of the stack.
All VINO use It are giving their testimony In it. =
sEA-Mix water In the mouth wifh the IuNis0E.to
PBICB 0NE D0LLAR PE3 BOTTLE.
Also Sanford's Family Oathartic PiIls.
Compounded from Purs Vegetable Extracts, an6 pu
up In GiasB C8sos, Air Tight, and Will -
keep in any Climate
The FAMILY 0ATHARfIC PILL Is Z i,anfIs lbuf
aetivs Cathartic, which t5e proprist5c hss ussd u
his practice more than twenty years.
The constantly increas-f-.s ing demand trom thoa
who have long used thel1 lPILLs and the sAtiIsle'
tion which All express , regard . their 1ss, ~
lnduc2Q u6fO place tbernt within the reorh q An
Tie Profession we'll know that dilsrent O.
thaftlee set On dllere1ti- portions Of TIE bcUall
The Family liathartic-- Pin hgE gllfh iIr r-i-r
snoe to this wsl estab-l iished ACT Ben lom
pounded rom VarietyIC9 lof TIE pursst Vsrsfahir
ENtfactai hicn act allEe on every pt oi the Al.
meutary canal, and areI. -l7ooD- and aaVl = aII
cases Were q gatharticI- Iis needed, auch as %
rangemanfE Of the Stom-Ir sch Sleeune1s Pafns 4
the Back and bOins COs-ls itivsross Pain and 7cfo
over the whole Body ltrom sudden cold uIhich
frequently, hnaelectsd,lI = end in long c0ursa q
Fever. Loss Of Apex ltite. q Creeping eensa
ton OF Cold over thel BODY BeBtl8ggnesa,
Headache, or WsiZhtI-1 IN tie Had, ~ rn1al
matOrT Diseases, WormslC9 in Children o. Aduif8
kheun ssisnl, great Purifier Of the Blood and 1EnT
diseases o which flesh fH heir too numerous 70 na1
ton In this advertisements Dose 70 3.
aRHl0E % UENIS.
-The Liver InTigurator and Family oaahaEei
Pills retailed b. Druggists gsnsrsffr and sod
wholesale by the Trade IN Al the larra fo'ETan.
s. 7. ". 9AHfOHD, III. D.,
Manufacturer sad Propriat8F
uldGKk 1S BrosdwaF, New York
- saniord's Liver lnvigoEstor and O.thartIe
Pills aTo for sale by
CH6RCHILL BRO, Dru4riytu,
Rio 4 " cor Pub Ssusrs ai'd 0btsTio a.
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TrslLAE11. kioh.. Jan. "A. 1854.

MR. sPALDrse, - -''-'
Bms
Not long since sent to yon for box Of Csphalle
pills for the cure OF the Nervous Headache and OOe-
tiVeness and received the same and they had good
an effect that was induced to send fore more.
A. 4. WHEELER,
fpsilanti, Mich.
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TFrom ne southerp Pan Fipdor. n

fFrOm the Kanawha Valley Star, Val
We are sure that persona suffering with hsadaehe,
who try them, viii stick to than
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me deep rich loam Of tho prairies is cultivated Et
such wonderful facility that the farmers Of the Eastern
and Middle States are moving TO Illinois IN great
bers NE area Of Illinois is ebout equa 70 that of IN
gland, and the soil Ia 70 rich that win support twenty
millions Of people. t n.
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sFagoa OaEaE, HuntIngt0n. oo., Be.

BPRUoE CREEK, Huntington, Co., Pa
Il. O. sPALoIEa, ' 40 A''.
SIa.
Yoa VIII please eand ne two boxes ofYour Oapha-
ue Rllle. Send them Immediately.
kesDectiully yOurs,
JNO. p. SIM0HE.
them excellent
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'FELEGRAPHIC.
TME REBELAXON.

KEEruuKIANs LEAVING HARPERs
aadj,t FERRY.
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HATERFORD. Pc. Feb. s, 1851.

Nh. sPALBnSs, y
EIR:
I wish you to send me one more box Of your Csph-
alie Pulls, have received great deal Of bsnet from
them. HOurs, respectfully,
MARY ANN BTOIKHOUSE
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IFrom the Examiner, NorfsIk, Val
They have been tested in more than thousand
cases. with entire success.
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RAsTERH AND SOUTHERN MARKETS.
APPLICATION or CAPTTAL.

These lands are contiguous 10 G railroad 100 milei
IN length which connects with other roads and naviga
BE lakes and rivers, thus afordng unerokenl com
munlcation with tho Eaglern and S1lLhern mar1st5.
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LFrom the Examiner, Norfolk, Val
OephaliS Pills accomplish the object for which
they Wsrs lPde viz: Cure OF headache IN all s forms
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10000 PENNSYLVANIANS
ON THE MOVE!
Rebels Dispersed by the Commander
of Fort AEonroel

CULVERTS BLOWN UP ON THE BAL
TfMoRE AND OHIO RoADl
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Not Allowed to Treat with the
Rebels
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IANDs oP uITHoT9.

No STATE IN Che VALLEY Of the zssppi offers 20 great
an indnosmeut 70 the aettler as the ets.e Of Illinois.
There 4 no portion of the world where an the condi-
ions o. climate and sol SO admirably combine 70 pro
dacs those two great staples ooRS and WHEA1 as the
PrairieS Of ulinoi8.
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BELLR ' ERSoNI Ohio, Jan. 5, 1851.
HESRY q. sPALDIEs, Esq.,
Please md incloseI twenty-five cents, for which
send me auOther box Of your Cephalic Pills They
are trll no best Pills have ever tried
Direct A. STOVER, Pm.
Belle Vernon, Wyandot Co., o.
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THE GOVERNMENTS FOkEIGN
-is POLICY.
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Nh. sPALDrxo,

MR. sPAIDms,
'H SIR. D..
] have tried your Cephalic Pills, and like thsn
80 well that want you to send ne two dollars worth
more.
Part Of these are for the nsighbors to whom gave
few out Of the 9rst box got from you.
Send the Pills BY mail and obligs
Yeur obit Servant.
JAMES KENNEDH.
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RETSoLDsBgRa, franklin Co., Ohio,l
HESRY O. spALpno, .
No. sS Cedar at, N. z,
DEAR Sin:
Inclosed find twenty-five (25) cents for which send
box Of "Cephalln Pills" Send to address Of Rev
Wm. o. Filler, Rsynoldsburg, franklin Co., Ohio.
four Pills work like eharm-cure Headache al
most instanter. Truly yours,
WM. O, PtLLEB.
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THE PALMETTO MUST COEE
DOWN.

WASHINGTON TROOPS SLkEF oN
THEIR ARMS
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1s IFrom ths Daily News, Newport, 3. LIZ,
Oephsiie Pulls are taking the plsoo Of an kinds.
lFrOn the Commercial Bulletin, Boston.I
Said 20 Be vsry snlcseiOus for the hO.daehs.
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BgrA single bottle Of sPALDING,s PREPARRI
GLUE Will save tan times its cost annually. "a
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orrnR OF TROOPS FROM SCOT
LANDI
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BEYERLT, Mass, Dec. Il, lsse.
Il. O. 5PALDIHG, Esq, 0-.1 1fHas gfi
wish for some circulars or large show bills 20
bring your Cephelic Pills more particularly before
my customers. hyou have anything Of the kind,
please send 70 me.
One Of my customers who Is subject to severe Sick
Headache, usually lasting two days) was cured OF
an attack In one hour by your Pills, which sent
her. -- Respectfully yours,
W. B. WILKES.
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THF s0UTHFRH PARF

Or The Slats lies within tho Zoneof The Cotton regons
Whilo the soil Is admirably adapted 70 The growth OF
Tobacco and Hemp, and the Wheat Is worth from Is to
20 ets more per bushel than that raised further north.
The Van Buren press., 1861-08-07

z A single bottle of SPALDlNG'S PREpAR.
ED GLu Z Will save ten times its cost annual
The Van Buren press., 1861-08-07
NO. 8.

honor Of this government now requires mo
to state. explicitly, that, painful as will bs
the necessity. this government will deal out
to the prisoners held by it. the same treat
ment and tho same fate as shall be ex-
perienced by those captured on the Ssvan-
nah and il driven to the terrible necessity
Of retaliation will be extended 80 far ~
shall be requisite to secure the abandonment
of practice unknown the warfare of civ
ilized man and SO barbArors as to dis.
grace the nation which shall be guilty of in
augurating it.
With this view, and because it may not
have reached you, now renew the pIopo-
sition made to the commander Of tho block
aiing squadron, to exchange for the prison.
ers taken on the Savannah, an equal mum
Der of those now held by MS, according to
ksess JisFFEEHoN QAvls,
< resident and ('omH,aas6r Ia Caief ef the
Army and Navy of Confederate States
The Van Buren press., 1861-08-07
Prisoners of Privateer Savannah.
To Abraham Lincoln, President and Com
mander-in-Chiefo of the Army and Navy
of the United States.

ID LADfdhatu AihCoiHs ITes10cnt ana COm.
mander-in-ChiefO of the Army and Navy
of the United States.
SIR: Having learned that the schooner
Savannah, private armed vessel, in the
service, and sailing under Il commission is
sued by authority of the Confederate States
of America, had been captured by one of
the vessels. forming the bIockadinS squad
ron off Charleston harbor, directed prop
osition to be made to the officers command
ing that squadron. for an exchange of the
officers and crew of the Savannah for the
prisoners of war held by this Government,
according to number and rank" 70 this
proposition, made on the 10Th ult., Capt.
Mercer, the officer in command of the block
aiding squadron. that the prisoners (reier-
red to) are not aboard any Of the vessels
under my command
1t now appears. by statements made with
out contradiction in newspapers published
in New York. that The prisoners above men
toned were conveyed to that city. and have
there been treated not as prisoners of war,
bat as criminals that they have been put
in irons, confined in JAN. brought before the
courts of justice on charges of piracy and
treason, and it is even rumored that they
have been actually convicted OF the offerses
charged, for no OF her reas on than they bore
arms in defense OF the rights of this gov
ernment. and under the authority OF its
commission.
could not, without grave discourtesy
have made the newspaper statements above
referred to- the subject of this communica.
ton, if the threat Of treating as pirates the
citizens of this Confcderacy, armed for its
services on the high seas, had not been con
tanned IN your proclamation of the -
April last. That proclamation, however.
seems to afford sufficient Justification for
considering these published statements as
not devoid OF probability.
1t is the desire of this Government so to
conduct the war now existing as to mi,i-
gate its horrors as far as may be possible !:
ani, with this intent. its treatment OF ths
prisoners. captured by its forces, has been
marked by the greatest humanity and leni-
ency consistent with public obligations /:
soma have been permitted to return home
on parole, others to remain at large under
similar condition, within this Coufeiraev
and all havo b.en furnished with rations f,,r
their subsistence, such ss are allowed 10
our own troops. II Is only sinca the new
has been received oAthe treatment of ths
prisoners taken on tho Savannah. thar
have been compelled to withdraw these in.
dulgsncies and to hold ths prisoners taken
by us in close confinement.
A just regard IN humanity and 70 the
The Van Buren press., 1861-08-07
geoetm.
The soldier. Response to pixie.

The Soldiers Response to Dixie.
Southern land is the land Of Dixie.
The patriots home. the freeman's soil,
Look awav. look away. look away in Dixie land.
Valiant men. and splendid woraen,
Inhabit all the Southern region,
Looi. away look away lock away in Dixie land
I'm bound to be soldier,
Hurra! Hurrs!
In the Confederate ranks
I'll take my stand.
To live or die in Spu.hern land.
Away away! away down South III Dixie
Away (! away away down South in Dixie
Seathrops know their cause Is right
Defending which--resolyed to fght.
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Die rather on ths cattle Huld,
Look away
CHoRus.-I'm bound to be a soldier
For Northern threats we do not care,
Well cut them off in their mad career,
Look away
No northern flag shall ever wave
Over the South, or a Southern grave,
Look away
Caosus-I'm bound to be o soldier
jeff Davis is man Of valor,
And has the troops that will him follow
Look away !
Southern boys, know no surrender,
When they fight. they make slaughter.
Look awavl
CHoRUs.-Pm bound to be soldier
The God of Battles is in our favor,
Declare 'er submit, no never, never.
Look away
The cause for which our fathers severed
Was not SD great as we have suffered
Look away.
CHoRus.-I'm bound to be a soldier,
Then followou and meet them boldly,
Be our watchworl. victory, victory
Look away
And when the battles shall be ended,
Our glorious cause shall be defended
Look away
I'm bound to be a soldier,
Hurra Hurra,
In the Confederate ranks
I'll take nv stand
To live or die in Southern land
Away away away down South in Dixi
Away, Away away down South in Dixi