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Tho our roofs be fire. tho rivers run blood,
Tho their bayoneSs br istle and shots rend the air.
Faint hearti do not ntter the cry Of despair.
The red moon looks down on the field of the slain,
The gaunt vuture scars Ger the desolate plain;
By the lovd that, mantled In glory, lie there,
Arouse from thy stupor and never despsirl
We have mountains that lift their gray peaks to the
skies,
We have rifles whose crack to the war-yel replies;
We have sinewy arms, have souls that will dare,
While these are our safeguards, why, doubter, de-
spair?
The great God is just, and He blesses the right,
He makes the weak rise like giant in might;
When he strikes for his home, and the tender ones
There's hope in each blow there is shame despair!
Then, shoulder to shoulder, push on with tread
That will shake the loose earth that heapd Ger the
dead;
Bear the torch and the sword to the proud tyrarts
LAIR
Let the wild battle shout drown the wal of despair
the old man can flourish his staff
the bOe at tn invader can laugh:
our daughters ana wives kneel in
And our mothers scream out 'don't .despair--dont
despair -
Go, preach tosthe rock on the lone ocean shore,
And tell it TO battle the bIllows no more:
nile there's life there is hope-for the death blow
prepare.
It is glorious to batle-it is base TO despair.
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Amusements of Camp Life.

The following extract from letter to the
Richmond Wing, written by correspondents in
Eariy's Brigade under the non de plume of
ssStauntan" cannot fail to excite the rsibilities
ofour readers
The only ssuseful occupation" of this brigade
for some time last has been to DESTROY all the
railroads in reach; apparently, too, for no bet
ter reason than the fellow had for killing the
splendid Anaconda in the museum, because IL
was his ssrule to kill snakes wherever found 49,
A soldier just SAID ssOid Jack intends us to tear
up all the railroads in the State, and with no
tools but cur pocket knives.' They have so far
destroyed the Baltimore aud Ohio from Hedges
Vile to near Harper's Ferry the Winchester
and Potomac almost entirely, and now the Ma
nassas Gap from Piedmont to Strasburg.
Iti when idle in camp that the soldier is
great Institution; yet one that must be seen to
be appr ciated. Pen cannot fully paint the air
of cheerful content, careless hlarity irresponsible
loungings, and practical spirit of jesting that
'sobtains'' ready to seize On any odd circumstan-
ce in its licensed levity. A sscavalry-man''
comes rejoicing in immense top-boots, for which
in fond pride he had invested full folty dollars
Of pay at once the cry from hundred voices
follows him along the line-ssCome outer them
boots come out !-too soon to go into Winter
quarters | know you're thar l-see your arms
stickin' out!'' A pumpkin rides by in an un-
commonly big hat, and is frightened at the shout
-''Cone aoWh outer tnat nat come down!
saint no use to say you aint there, l see your
legs hanging outP' fancy staff officer was hor-
rified at the irreverent reception of his nicely
twisted moustache-as he heard from behind In.
Vulnerable trees-sstake them nice cutter yer
mouth! take Gem out! no to say they amt
thar-see their tails hanging out!' Another,
sporting immense whiskers, was urged to s:Come
out of that bunch of hair know you're in thar
l see your ears working!' Sometimes rous-
ing cheer is heard in the distance, it is explained
-ssboys look out here comes sold StonewalP
or an old hare, zone or tother''-they being a.
bout the only individuals who invariably bring
down the house.
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PUBLIC SALES.

D ECEIvER'S SALE OF LAND AMI
1O LOTS.-Bv virtue of DEGREES rendered by tn
District Court of the Confederate States for the
ern District of Virginia. held at Lexington. on thu
Sd dav of October 1862 will SELL at public ancticn
to the highest bidder before nv office door in Staun
ton, on FRIDAY, the 9th day of January next, be
tween the hours Of 10 O'clock A. M. and 2. M, the
following real estate lately belonging to the following
named alien enemies but now confscated 10 said Con
federate States
ist. twostory framed house and lot, on the East
side of New street, Staunton, late the property OF
James Campbell, an alien, formerly owned by Robt.
Campbell, decd.
I'd. A2-story framed house and large lot near Staun-
ton, short distance beyond the Steam Mills, late the
property of John B. Wright, alien.
Sd. small house and lot on Green street, Staun-
ton late the property of Mason Hirsh Il Bro. aliens.
4th A tract of 100 acres ofland, about 2 miles S.
West of Staupton, with dwelling house and good
Apple Orchard thereon, joining the lands of John
Paris and others, late the property OF G. D. Watson
an alien subject to lien in favor of Pike Powers
and VIM. W. Donaghe, whose amount will be made
known on the day of sale.
The terms of sale for all the above property Except
the Campbell lot onethird of the purchase mon
ey down. the balance in equal nstalments OF IL and
Is months, secured by bond with personal security
and liens the land and lots, and bearing interest
from date.
As to the Campbell lot, one-thlrd down, the bal
MONTHS with interest from date secured in liFe man
ner But the purchaser to have the option OF paving
all down except the lien the atson tract, which
will have to be negotiated with its owner
The above property is all very valuable and the
title is believed good but acting Receiver, will
convey with special warranty. ,.
Dec 9-tds THOS. J. NICHE.
- Richmond Enquirer please insert in semi
weekly issue till day of sale and forward account to
his office for collection.
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THREE TRACTS OF LAND AND

THREE TRACTS OF LAND AND a
i VALUABLE MILL FOX SALE In obedience
to decree of the Circuit Court of Nelson county,
dered at its recent term, in the suit of John Fox and
VIM. Fox, Plaintiffs, against Woodson b. Fox and
others, Defendants, We the undersigned as Commits
sioners appointed by said decree will Wednesday
the 3lst day of the present month, (December) pro-
ceed to sell, at public auction, the premises, two
tracts ofLAND, of which Samuel Fox, died, seized
and possessed, lying in the said county of Nelson,
about miles South of Alton Depot. The one, the
mansionhouse tract, containing about 200 acres, of
good quality considerable portion of which is clear
ed. and in complete for farming, having it
good dwelling house, with convenient out houses,
also of the best orchards in the county of choice
fruit.
The other tract is also valuable and adjoins lies
very near to the mansion-house tract, containing
about ninety acres like quality the greater portion
of which is cleared, and in cultivation, having it
good dwelling house, sna convenient out-houses.
Also by virtue of said decree, will, Thursday,
the first day of January next proceed to SELL at pub
lie auction, the premises, tract of land belonging
to the estate, lyingn the county of Albemare,
Batesvlle, and containing about 10 80 acres
of excellent quality, it has it valuable Grst MILL
and two dwelling houses.
All the said property will be sold on credit of g.
l2, and Ie months, the purchaser purchasers exc
cutting bonds with approved security and the title
withheld ultimate security.
JOHN B. SPIECE and
VIM. WILLIAMS,
Dao0 dc Gnpnr iSaio., 3
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COMMISSIONERS OFFICE, |

COMMISSIONERS OFFICE,
Augusta county, December sth, 1862.
ITO the creditors of the estate of Isaac IL. Steele,
i decd, and all others concerned You are hereby
notified that at the request OF John j. Larew Admin
istrator the estate of the said Isaac H. Steele, de-
ceased, / have appointed MONDAY. the 9Th of JAM
uary, 1868, at nay Office. for leceying proof of debts
demands, against the said Gecedent or his estate
at which time you are required to attend.
Given under my band as Commissioner in Chan
Gerry of the County Court of Augusta County the day
and year first aforesaid. WIN. G. STEKRETT,
Dec 9-4t Commissioner
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GOS REV ARD.

GsOE REWARD.
Runaway from The subscriber on the night of the
26ih insant, my boy ABNEY. He had on when he
left home light drab suit of Clothes souch hat and
boots. lie is about feet or inches high. bright
yellow color. pleasant countenance, and Intelligent,
the middle finger on the right baud is rather sf and
stands ont when he closes his hand. He is about 40
years of age.
The above reward will be paid for his apprehension
if taken out of the county and secured that get him,
and $40 if caught in this county,.
VIM P. TATE,
Dec. 2-tf. Staunton. Va.
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rY@ Rockingham Register copy.
IOTICE !!

In pursuance of decree rendered by the Circuit
Court for Augusta county, in therein depend
ing between the personal representative of Patrick
O'Donnel decd, and his widow and heirs, the 5th
day of November 1862 will proceed to SELL on the
lst day OF January next in front of the Courthouse,
in the town ofStaunton, the lot in the bill in said
cause mentoAed containing between l and 2 acres.
sltgata 6 miles West of Staunton, near Hebron
Church. credit of 6, ~ and Is months, except
onefourth be paid down. the purchaser giving bond
with good personal security, for the deferred pay
ments, and the title retained ultimate security
There is excellent fence, nearly altogether Of plank
around the lot; garden enclosed tastefnlly with
pailings within il and upon it blacksmith shop,
with two fire places dwelling house two and h al
a III aaad nd ga1 M eonnsTp
ed one of the best in the county for blacksmith.
Capt. David Sterrett, or VIM. A. Brown. Esq, v.
ing the property, will show it to any who may
wish to examine it, until the day of SALE
Dec. 9-.ds. WILLIAM MATTER,
Commissioner