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Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1861-10-30
The FuGfTsNE LIEUTENANT.

NG F0sA tsaE a~aEG-s SFss&& .
1t was while the American army was
freezing and starving at valley Forge,
and che British Army was Ffosiag and lax.
arigting In PhladelphiAz that q lazae,
dirty, beggssly Looking fellow, walking
With cruteh, approached the northern
outpost Of the Royal forces. and with .
simple, Idiots l@agh and lses. announesd
his inEsation Of catering the city aad
taking the British General prisoser Of
war. r
slndeed! then I shall be under the
necessity Of arFestiag yeoi'' saia .
yOQng suhalaeEny Waking Ut some u his
companions, and assuming very serious
air. .-.5
@Hs hol hel'' laughed the ragged
idiosic fellow; f'juzt you try is--shas's
all.n .s. e.. - ...-. &.#
"Why, aay good fellow, What woala
you do" ,....
"Do?'' exclaimed the other, draw
fuF HrEnseaf up with an SIR OF uei1ancas
"why I'D tall the great Gensral Washiag-
ton" .s. 49,. ..,>-.-.... ...... ....- =,
''Thsn am afraid to venture on your
arrest. So pass on-you viii probably
find General Howe prepared 10 receive
you." ~. # atf -|
The idiot saddenly lookad kroablesi,
glaaeing about him warily and Suspicious
| II, as Il be feared be might meet the Cen
eral he was so beldly going to sspsaTs,
bat Rnally hohhled of bowaras the eisy.
With sens such silly dialogue be got past
the different entries, who seemed TO give
him no thought beyond the amusement
Of the time. By night he was fairly in
the city, and keps on has way, sometimes
hammlag snatehes Of old songs, and IN
general, not much noticed by any oas.--
Through one street after another he con-
tinuad TO hobbls forward, till hs eaas to
oBs of no great leagth, eoakaiRing y block
OF three stoxy, respectable locking house,
which might have been occupied By per
sons In mfddffng circumstances. The
strecs was uos lighted, aud appeared de-
serted, 50 that when he stepped hafsfe
one of the Dwellings,, be was BOT psrCeiv-
ed. He knocked as the door, and wo-
mans head appeared II the secoud.ssory
window. ~ LIB a#s@-E s44 :
ssWen't ysu give sae sosasthig2 10 sas,
ma'am? / am nearly starVedl' said the
idiot.
ayes, nv poor fellow - replied the
woman at the window, In kiRdiy tone,
sin a half q minase will hand vou some-
thing.,' ..-.r..-.'I - = T.
Very soon after lower shutter was
pashsd a little back, and q hand con-
saIninr sorue bread and meat was tlrust
cat D-., = 80 - -
-ssaothsr ?, ssid a Low voice. I'D F..
aGracious Heaven!,' exclaimed the
asA', ''''N'N -. - ~ s.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1861-10-30
TOE THK gAsT.~ExTKASIoE OF THn
MISSISSIPPI AND MISSOURI
T. =
DPRS TO AARaNGot rH..
naiy Ikas runniHg directly RAss from Central Iowa
10 Chiesso- 90 Mules staging sayat-6e Niles
FurtheF w est. Most aireea ruuse % CAsosRo

UFKS TO &k&6MaQt rI..
uaily Ikzs running directly Rxa1 from CSRtEzl Iowa
70 Chieaso. % Muss staging savsa-so Niles
FurtAeF W ess. Mest aireea ruuse 20 CAscs&e
and the East Is via the .t .!...
CHIC Ago 4 RoOg ISLAND AND MISSISSIPPI
AND MISSOURI RAfLA0Aps. . F..
ONLY tszs1 krca Central iowa 20 Gaiea9o nader enc
snazaxsnasnt. The AlssisStppi Aaa aisseaFi u. 3
il now completed 10 sTen&p and Will soen be epsB-
ed farther west. Des Mnlnes and Conncif Efaffs
Pussessgers viii and thss Fon&s ne asastest Eutck
eel and Best avoiding all delays at the MIasIkslppi
Rixrg. GIase eonnectlons are made with ths wss-
terra stxge Cnvpany. '+
passeserr saa Express Tgasas Lesss MsTsHse aas-
n ssi % y. M. sgvsvsas ~ cAssass sts S'eseeA
Ne ehargs Ter tssssfsf OF Baggage u chisaso-
slaepAas Cars ara ca all alght tEatEss 7ga4as sen-
mesa at Chiea9o with the trains the EasteTn llass
PAETs RUR STOCK SHIPPERS :
STOCK leaving harsnge al ]. % r. n. arrives st
GaaraaS at 6.0s the asxt noguing, In sims feF tAs
sasIy Marx ska andSte<& alns 0f tie &astegn lines.
me whsls time CONS uznad ss the hissisaIppa KS-
q does .ot saessa sssa! s.rg.xs. gs9 shsrs Is 40
rue openinx Of the d. b n, n. D. 30 AareASOs
enables parties driving Stock from Des Motnes and
Ssasr p0suts Ia Central ana Western Iowa. foeiogs
considered equally distant from the different roads
sn Ehs ears eseT any Oshsr rssse.
stock win be deliysrd ri sns a4fEeFfnt yaFd'
srss n = E..s = s..:,.4ss . v: vest e, 2,
be ron 70 the sad Of the 49,.
Kyesy facifitY for fns co ssnt shfpHenS Of ca t.
tls Fraaghss as taw VIA Aag aah hss Soata RGd no
pains spared % render Ii tbs most desirable rout0
Tnaouon TTcgETs to aIl principal points ia TIE
gyaKtsa states and CAuaaass bg aa eaataa, can be
proeprsd 81 WaaAlasssa, Eews Cal md Marsaso.
We. 81. JOHN, aena saps,
) SssnsI Rssishs and xAakss Agsas, ssa. g
January l, 1853. s5 ses ~
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1861-10-30

LEszsL groRs AZ DfsSxR.-A recent vis-
itor at Fort Lafayette was invited to see
the Legislstare Of Maryland at dinner.
They wsEa ssassd IN an apartment st q
plain pine tabls. The food was bread
without butter and co4fee without milk.
Each man had tin cup bat no other "a
bile service: Ths laek Of these elsgaucies
greatly snBeys the gentlemen at the Fort.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1861-10-30

4
rwsps heatas tay grave aassAss,
gl My A#srS IA wsspiag SAIL,
AID foEsdly hngsTs nsag thy soznh,
Un FaaazS Ibasfy hIA tta
did nps AeaF tbs pRrfiag words,
j did sSs sse xAss dtsi
- NRt thT la&1 message Eaxna 10 nae
When death was hovsTtng n5kh.
I'VE bean . EEnsns boy, nassh@g,
AMI ezased thee many . painI
sst wsaAa heal shs seaBd made,
CoaA'st thou return agAla
y y nogisa heard sautS HaE esaay g
Rhy Mkid commands, knoEs
An4 aaeT nay waswaF&nesa 30 shss
Ay tears viii ever aow.
Z wss kAy dAaxisaas R@s, aAoG2sss,
Thy lore Eas feRd and tue
my kisses oft bssewss my cAsek,
EEe mAaAaea, cage kaews
Afnictian's child from Inf41Sy.
Ten tsge6ma bGs Tia MarRs Il, =. g.
AH6 o'sF me Rspt, ss afG re thought
I-sfs's pilsT image @a& s,aE
I've wandered maay . lesguE, nothsrs
RFsEA whaza ws used % asmlI
Ne chertshe6 oaa IL aeaT mg HoE,
OF khsss sswe4 30 vel -'
Buk s1 Eag wasplng ha4E1 FstaxAs
Across he fs&nafns sea, ''"
~ Es wseg@ tbs NJ essaae F@lse kseay .s.
And there u Sesps for thee,
-. -
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E0vx 70 coz k1.

~ sssz<nlrs
I love 10 eagxS La Mtn&ex' g,,
ms many kisis fknew,
MAsn al sssfxazza As azezEg ss f4
And covered up vita gnew
s 9aasi@ - asHrS In MxHse6s
Esnaazs the ED felks arsa&
I 1Tas esl& ezza sswFnay waszk&g,
ss 4Ha AnxEy az 10 bed.
Z 1Iss b De souFa In syeans xaaaas
WheFa al Ia bright sd "a, ..-
whan NEkare tzafass 90 swssefy,
10 sh&as the eaid Awayf
fiese 70 court ID spffng tina
8aesHss tAa gazis, yaz &AaM,
They ioak 80 awful pretty,
IN dresses saf ~ a@as.
ievs 10 soaxs In aakaaaE,
G. Wh&n all tAsHss are in Ai0ssa.
Asd ret I tAink thai soByttng,
VIII svsr be my aoosz ~
EaE ] haxea&kmA Inst Eme 60 ksseEaa
81 an me gfrfs J knew.
Bs hare as fog shstt Is~taE sAs,
And thsy have Eaawered-Ge
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1861-10-30

a RlcH WrDows-Is Appesss that In all
the soatheFn cities funds we're raised fas
the wife sf gasksoa, who murdered eoi !.
Ellsworth II ID aupposed that he amount
raised j. st least si0a, 900. r.. NH |
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1861-10-30

LASH rHka BorH.-E When ss have ooca.
sioa 70 laaA the aisaaion party, ws are
very pastisaaax 70 lash sAs aboiision par
y also, for che two deserve 70 be iashsd
eegeshes. 80. T.. --,..+1
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1861-10-30

DETfsrros OF TeRYssoms gensie-
man wHra dining together 1t house in
Asw gesk, and u the oosasse Of shs son-
vssasslon, one q the eoiapsay sssaasnsly
ased sha Nord TsEy the gsallezasA as
xhoss Aease aasy ainsa, askad him, ssps~y
&Es--s whas he Texy s'' lie sspaiea,
z 4 tory u i shing whose hesa Sin Eng
Lad aaa II body u Amariaa, aad IL
neck ought 60 be stretehad.s = as
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1861-10-30
wRR aRaa ABB oR IN mAessRRs.

RHR ARaG ABE og FR MAcEaRag.
We yestssaay, ssys the Qasa.ey, tn,
Hsraad, alluded % the proposition OF the
RsT. B. G. WAHD, Pastor OF Congrega-
sioasl Charoh n Gansseo, Hsary eoaasy.
30 Faiae . oonpaay Of pssashaes FOR the
war. IL p hoped that the Rsv. gen
sisanAa may succeed In enIissiag = fnll
company Of volanssar clsrgynsn, for be
= eertsinly in earnest, If the following
proolanassou from Ais pen is svidsnos Of
his sincerity, We don't know how the
Rsv, Caps. would fghs, bat il bis aghtiag
shsala - ~ sharp a. his wRitias-aS he
saoula Ait The saAsS - wen In the battle
asld - b. hiss n bis aPpsal-lf be should
hsndle the awoEd % well as he does the
pazs-~a BE- has sha physical courage 10
stsiys 'sunso blood'' againss the sfn Of
rebellion. - he seeus disposed 10 strive
against alavsry, and II bis esapany Of
pasAona shall stand up to him, and brave
ay aaaet the snesBy With the shot shot Of
rihed aftillezy,n Or even the cold lead oil
musqaetry, in the ''haud- to-haad sneoan-
ter VIC Do to khosa With WHOM he comes
In oonsaos. Wears not dealing in bsdin-
age. We sincerely hope the Rev. Mr.
Ward viii suecsed in raising his eompany
OF elexgynen, hsaa ws want thefn Of she
Sharp's-riae-Bee ssamp,--of those
preachers who have substituted the theme
Of alaEery Tor the theme Of the sospsl-
who have pFeanhsd against sin bsyund
their reach for good, 70 the neglect Of si,ss
Of equal magnitude under their immediate
ecgnizanee-Rsv gsp&leznsa of thia class
are those wewish to bee engaged in prao-
ticAily carrying eutsheir ssachings. tits
required Of them % sess of their aineex-
isy upon the snbiecssf slavery. If fslaysry
ID an esil Of half Ghe magnitude they have
been representing it, their irnmolatiou
upon altar Of negro freedom would be but
q small sacrifice fos the good accomplish
ed. But hear what the Rev. Cant. B. G.
Ward says:
"Much as we have said and done to
Psovs ssr 0Jsisy, we have ros IrsIsAcs
unto blood, striving against sin. Shall
we now, II the call of Christ, come out
from behind onr velvet cushioned barracks
whence We have 80 often hurled boId. in.
dignant words st the giant iniquity OF the
age, and meet it face to face with the hot
shot OF rifed artillery with the cleaning
bayonet, or with elashing sabres in q
hand to-h hand encounter ?'s
WRg&T -. Rye CoFYxx.-Tha Rich.
mond DsspGteh says; "A farmer in the
country requests Us TO say Ehat wheat
makes much better substitute than rye.
He hopes, be says, that the establishment
Of this faes will have some effect upon the
price Of whsas, since be hss learned shas
rye is already selling II three dollars per
5ushel. For oar own part we are reSoie-
ed TO bear il, for We are sworn foea TO
menoPoliats, especially to those who are
trading 70 largely at this tiae upon sae
wants Of their eoantEymen-upon the
health and eomfers Of tha soldiers who
are lighting their batElss-apon she nee
esaaries that sustain the lives of all their
fellow citizens. "."
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1861-10-30
COUNCIL BLUFFs, IowAsWEDNEsDAY, OCTOBER se lssl.s

a WHz's 0zAsoz- g Hasband, mass
have soaae change so-asy,--ss We'll, stay
u hoae and take care Of BE shifdrea and
has viii be change eaosgh, sayA6w.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1861-10-30
gxcnAsaK 81 pRssoNEaa.

The Administrations seems hnaliy, TO
have coma 20 4hs dsterminasion u sge&t
the Cofsdsssss soldiers eapsared by ahe
Hnlon forces - asdinas5 prisoners Of war,
and not - traitors. The orders from the
army headquarters, releasing . number Of
rebels on taking the oaah NOT 70 bear
arms againss the union, aaegas shis, IL
anyshing. We take is shas the pgaeesding
nanaed Is only a step towarda . general
exchange Of prisoners according to rank,
etc-, in parsuanes os tbs sssagss 81 bel
Agereas nasSoas. Theirs haa bean n geod
aeal OF sq9eamisAaess axhihitsd in rsaar
tien to any acknowledgment, however,
slighi, Of the Confederate States I'd
hostile power OF - peweE d d, bat
we shsmg ear Gssssnuaas has been
ansrs psanosillioas on The saAiees than
Is consistent With e&cisnsy and CON
Tenisace Of the service. Fhe South
ern Confeaesaey leo sallsd1 sssl bel-
agsrent4-~vary mach so.-~sSasms AosSs
RepMbsiSaa. .zzs s..- ....s-r
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WEEKLY BUGLE.
WEDNESDAY,. ooTosER 20, 1851,

KS g F&TTsaafLE b CO., Iaa MMasau 81
Esw xaFs szza III asaAe o. I hassga ass sux ansksEs
iss& Agenxs 10 FsealYs AaYsTtising Ter shis pssss
ETSoy, Cos D Co.. ars a1sAassssd Axaass sav
Neg rogk ana RhilaasagAka
o: .. siLxs. is ear 4uthaeaxsd Agsak for
o. RosT . Gs., ,axs ssasaasAsgassa Agsass
fsx ass ISaaLs, h. E...'4 N -
I .E1rs. r Rouapa ia szs aHaAozassa Amaas ssx
hicaRa.>~ ~ '@s
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1861-10-30
xaE cARTuRKD sTEAMEm RAxsv

The G. s. steamer Loaxsiaaa, which
arrived at Fl Monroe yasssrdsy, brings
further fnseIigence respecting shs capture
os the Faaay. Gaps. Marfzssoa who was
in eummaad has made bis eszoEs 70 Sen.
Mansfeld. Ths Fanny had reached hs
destination, aad one small boat load of
stores nau been Ea1de0 wfIen me attack
was mada. j uamhersf shesa waa sx-
changed bst the aoldiers On board khs
sag wsre inexperisnesd ia working the
Sawyer guns, one or which was brass and
the other iron, and consequently, bad no
sFesss sails ems saas fTom 4hs snaaaY car
RED away the snake ssack os the staamex.
The steamers which attacked her were
the Northampton, b fast sids- wfssei ssaasa-
eT, the sidsAwheel sseames CaEesy end
small searm whssi sseanw. All shsee
we're pretty vel filed With sshA sroops.
The stores whieA fell into the hands of
the rebels eoasissed lii pars of 80 of
Sgwyerss shells, II, 600 uanaasssg shot,
! ,oN uEasoSsas, L s000 a<ass essas, 900
Ssirs Of paasaIpoas, .asd 1000 pains of
shoes, The value Of the cargo In NOT 90
great as II was - Grss reported, and It is
estimated as as 600. E"
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1861-10-30

L LoNe ARmv.-~An exehAnge says that
unan marching In aIss axa usually . little
mnFe asaa tAres feet apart; horses, whsth.
60 IN cavalry or azsilesy, need swelvs feet;
. wagon in train with four horses occa.
pia atty feet. Nov, II the army of the
Potomac was in line, Amoying on narrow
country road, with cavalry four abreast,
and men in fles Of four, accompanied by
aII the wagons and ambaIaaees, and am
munitioa trainss il would reach not far
from one hundred and fifty milesl
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1861-10-30

TRK GovKaSmKgw DEUT.--The Waxhsrv-
ton correspondent of the New York Tss.ss,
thus estimates the public debt: ~
The gsyssnnent dehh by the 18th Of
DeSembsr neat, will be about three bun
dred and eleven millions, and should the
present rateof expenditure Last for year
from tha4 aats, it would be swslIad TO
ssvsn hHndfs<i and sfty millions. shoald
the southern rebellion be crushed BY that
time, We may be compelled to pay the
The debt contracted By Davis i Co., which
will probably smount 70 as much as the
federal debs-making in all quite a haAa.
some sum 10 face IN the year 1863.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1861-10-30

L 4s.' ..l! {. !. 1. e.;
esssss II =. 5 :, !.
SCI. ! - - : - -. sisa
:. - = =
M a. - - r. -
sc - eersln havz19 zone nnf wikh
ttke fess II - snaniiy, - iorycssW fss5
Fsks is1na G4.sna mas Ga iursssexs
yea r. - ssid.i sss ssssaee ii swssk
szy kinsm4as ,ahe ecnsxuued; 81 sc
hare lost = md eAn eAsily pfoouss ~
she Aarxisa him zaswa ssAiss. skxcwsax
elnsk ssysx Ais shoaldass a khs nav
whish shs Insisted upon biz vssring, ssy-
Ing It had belonged to . dsessssd 6feslisr
ard be could rssaya u aay fhiass simssl~
She thee bssseasa ~ got the pAss, mhaah
sha pasasd In his haads and urged Aiat 10
8G % oaes-
ssIf soaid zee my moshsr FOR mo-
me1s fss hs sksd. = E5h 'gfirEtzad
e ONO, no-@lasss AID sa ss~~Iu wiilaax-
plain ali - hsFgo shils sea can bsxags
is il 10 Iase.o f
ffGod In Hsaysn blsss yoa, swsss Ia
dyps ne ssid fmpalAiveay, aeaxinE bseAaad
asdseHrAIng b with his Iipa. Iwila aasVsr
sThs aext inmate be was gone, Be ss-
capped. And Iras 10 BID dssIssasioh, he
never did forses me swses gfsa whs be
frIendsi ham n his hsus u peril. Years
alter tha hQcpFsd Kifs pf Ggaessl Ra9xias
wss aaany sins heaed 20 sell sT ksx Ergs
fnsu4utiT msekxng xish him ahe loved,
shaa a hagisIsa fsom Waae Continsasal
Army. s!.ss ..a-s-- t..r ss-.
c0s sw9RxEET TngAsERw H@wEs.
Naxsasa sas W Wsasarn sssasss 10 be On
their gusrd when puschasiax Or oshsswiss
coming into posssssIon of q. 8. Ixsssuzy
Aekes. AL negotiakioRs shouId be mads
with responsible parties, al We are III re-
ceips of intsiiigenoe shaa gr@nd seheas
b ioa Efoes 60 doSd points rasaose fsoza
riAssa whsse bhsss noses are Eedeamed
With . well sxeentod eoanteffeit which
viii catah many an unsuspecting loyal
subject who, while he believes be ID Do
ing asaass ssspice 10 the Caxasai of aaariet-
ian, by invsssiags viii only bs EswszdiRg
salentsd faseallty.
In all negotiations .kf,ow the parties
yoa are dealing witas, ana iook skaRp sa
the Bssgnsving and signatures 0f We uosas.
RgLEs TO BE oasEzvmp IN TaxaSa sRxas-
ERY AoyEs. -. .-..
J. GnsspaaE inLaysss fron the dase On
tha hA0& if thaFa ha any kyxs~h data I'm
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-04-12
DiscOvery---Electrie
Water.

well known 70 the profession tns EIsesoy ne ssas
motor Of Hfs. Every remedy waich really di.sas
because Of Its electrical adaptation the wants % ns
invalid By the use Of such remedies and kl1sf.N
wATxR in which patients bathed % ssr
Ladies being attended by aLadyI curing all nas p 20
and obstinate complaints which hare EsssA 81 oas
Of "Consumptyes receive life, ba In slon
where patients too weak to visit ne, krsst hsa y -
Bronptos Hospital ht1afat0as, Ehsh ersanea ,a-S
diseased lung, right At the seat Of the disss. -
stamps for pamphlet Other patients Eno ca - -
the SHKALIEa WkTKRs eaz By sending aisns- =, .~-
and full description Of EymptSml have ~ t,s-,i
(send for crcuar.) The Esetis HatsrI 1Ils - -
substances taken medicine stherrtss eS.--
psriencs Of twenty years IN he kes.eH ~
and chrsnc and W0IaEns diseases sn-
be rsrnrdsd as q rsasszlabls gllArantss Of fusssA-
UP Raom. ana RoaxdIng FurAAsne@ 70
Purisnss. III
PHYSICIANS Who gtsa = sss s NJ a ~ -
Eabls discovery in slsetae ~ - =. - -
at Ne I46. South summer etr..- - .,,.,a a. g.sa.ls
Hours from A n 70 3P n sssfs ~ "a v6lfT 1rFsa
Address Hashxf1ls Pm
rnAr2Sl-d&tNIy
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-04-12

APRIL CERENoNIEs.-The first of April is called {
the English language April FOOLS day, but the Gus
tom of sending people on empty errands and laugh
ing at them, is common in every country Of Europe
and wherever European races have settled on this
continent. Two accounts are given of its origin
The oriental scholars say that it is derived from the
hull feast among the Hindoos, where similar Gus
tom prevails The older opinion is that it comes
from celebration of Christss being sent about 20
and fro between HERoD, PLAYS and CIAFHAs. N
France the fooled man is called posse" =, -
meaning silly fish, like mackrei. eashy cAusn~
In Scotland he is called gOwk, which means
cuckoo. aE aae
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-04-12
A Good Farna for sale. .

VETE offer for sale the place which Coleman has lived
w since 1885, and known the Rogsn land, lying on
Yellow Creek Dickson county Tenn, partly on the stage roas
within nile Of Wilamsvle, and three miles ot me ns
Wills and Norhwessrn Railrcad healthy pleasant and oeaa
u part Of Said land contains sbos two huadre
ninety seres-eigy sleare and apo1t ny scr
rood land 70 clear good state Of cultivation, with eo
Portable dwelling out houses. ets ETC. Aso two goeo
orchards, falling springs OF excellent vac,
we'll mbersd and can certainly be made of the most ees
rable steek-farms this sesen Of country We premise
this land will sell for cash. or on time with inter
es. Ror further information call on James nensiy, sne
said place. the undsrsgned a fows1o
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To the submissfonists OF Virginia.
nj JAHEs BkzROS HOPE.


WhatI you hold yourselves a. freemen1
Tyrants love just such asyel g
Col abste your lofty manner!
Write upon the states cid banner
q A fuIore Normanorum,
Lbera nos, D Domino
Sink before the Federal Affairs,
Each one, low. on bsnded knee
Pray, with lips that SOB and faltsr,
This prayer from cowards Rsatori
4 furore Normanorum,
Libers nos, Domino u
But hold that quick repentance l.
In the Nor thsrn mind viii be,
This repentance comes no sooner
Than the robbers did at Luna f-r
81 furors NornanoTuin,
Lbesa nos, o Donins u -4 3fi
". p fFloa,
He repented him ; the Bishop
Gave him sbsolusien free
Poured upon him sacred chrism
In the promp Of his baptism, -.-- s-a
"a fnrere Normancrum, -r.
LEbers nos, o DOmineE
.s a ~
Hsrepensed; tsss, be sickened;
was be pininT for The sea tlf 1s
In extremes be vas shriVen' .,-
The Viaticum was gwen, iia -tt
" A farore Hormanorum tr H.g d
Llbera nos Domino J!
5 aeJc
eQ.tn
Took the plai2tiye minor key, t -. p
with the Host uprised before him .--. ssf
- Down the marble aisle they bsre hin;
A furore Fornanorum, tf.a
Libsrs ncs, o Domino y
And the Bishop, and the Abbot.
And the monks Of high degree
chsnutipg praise Of the Madonna
eafs came 10 do him Christian homer;
A furore Norm1norum; Ia
Lib.ra nos, o Domino ~
VIII.
Nov The Miserere's eadeBes
Take the voices Of the sea;
As the music billoEs culver D.. .#
Sc the dead Freebooter shi7er
A fursEe Normanorum, -H-
Libera nos, o Domino
I.itthat these intonationS
Thrill him thus from head to kneef
Lo I bis ceremsnts burst asunder!
'Tis q sight Of fear and Wohoer'
IA furcre Normanorun,
LIbera nos, o Donine !!
Eisrce ne stands before the Bishop
park IS shape OF Destinie
Harkl shrek sscends, appamng
Down the prelate goes, dead-fallinE;
EfA furore NormanorumI
Libera nos, Domino y
u,,una lives He bat feigningl
What Repentant Never ne
Down be sniles the priests anu frIArs
And the city lights with fires;
GA frrore Nornahorum,
Libera nos, o Domino u
All the children and the maidens,
pTia in vain they strive TO Tee
xUbara the white haired priests lie bieedlng
Ispo lace for fearful pleading;
"a furore Normanorum'
LIbera nos, Domino y -.
KIN,
Iouser sxells the frightful tumult !; -
Palid death holds reyerie I;
n,as tha orRan's mighty clamor,
Rv the Norseman's mighty hammer
ga furore NoFmanorums
OIL. Iibera nos, Domino J! rer
And they thought that he reptntedi Fl
TIa5 thev nailed him 70 the tree
Re had not deserved their pity,
| And-they not lost their city --4..---.7 +.
| ga fu.cre NornanoruD, .
| Libsra nos, o Domino ~
ThereNs moral in this story,
i which Is plain truth can bs.
II we trust The North'a relentipg,
L We will shrek, too late; repenting:
"a furore EcFmanorum'
Liberia nos, o DomneF
sTh. incident with which have Illustrated NJ ~
roi;ev ef those who would have US wait Tor
Er-,S >, mSv be found In "MilmaRs Latin OnriNAniV'
III, p. I3s.