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3 Y TEL G r "A p n /.
Night Report.

Washington. Oct 30
The following has been received q, head
quarters
Cum berIand, Nd Oct. 90
To Brig. Gen, X. b. Mary, Chief of Staff:
/ ordered Lieut.. Col. Quick, with the
23d Illinois, to take the Amfuld cavalry
and two guns Of Rousk's battery and pur-
sue the party that took the cattle in Har-
din county He left Ncs Creek last nigh,
n dark, and b. a rapid march all night he
oyer'o / the enemy at daylight ibis
morning attacked him and captured 10
ia II oil cattle, l6 prisoners and % Lor,
fe.. (Signed)
i. KELLY, Br- Gen.
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st. John, N. F., Oct. 90.

The steamship Hibernia, from Liver
pool 10th, via Londonderry 18th, passed
Cape Race en- route for Quebec at three
O clock this morning, The sea was 30
heavy after the recent gale that it was
impossible for the news yscht 70 board
her. Her dates are four days later.
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PERsoKAL.-We had tie pleasure of a
call last evening from Maj. Coates Kin
ney, y. S. Paymaster. and formerly a
member Of the Editorial fraternity in
Ohio, in which State be is extensively
known as popular journalist and writer.
He has likewise lent himself to limited
extent 10 the gentle influence of the Mu-
ses, and has published small volume of
Poems, among which is the very pretty
and favoritc air "Kain upon the roof. -
Since his connection with the army Ma
jor Kinney has been faithful in the dis
charge of his responsible duties, and has
in that connection visited our State a
number ofumes. He has inst returned
from paying off all the regiments in the
State their advance pay, and is now here
to pay the eti tiers in the Hospital and
those who have been discharged.
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nea- Yesterday was a Summer-like da,

Ush~ ia was DuHHleI-lAkE Ia Y
just what we imagine somebody enjoy.
ed on drive in tie country with good
span of horses, IA ea>j bu-gy, and some
body by bis side, iorsooth, to point out
the pleasant sights. These glorious Au-
tenn days. that are neither too hot nor
too cold, ought to be enjoyed as they pass
for the time is not far ahead when we shall
have cold rains and driving SHOWS, and
the bitter blasts Of winter They are not
only to be enjoyed, but improved, in max.
Ing preparations such as every prudent
housc-fCerer makes for the wants, and
a. aiust the nclemencies Of winter.
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New York. Oct. 30.

The brig Lady of the Lake from Ber-
muda 9Th inst, reports that she left
the Confederate steamer Herald from
Charleston, with cargo of 600 bales of
cotton. and having on board Prof. Maury
as passenger.
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MiHnisht Eeis0rf.

New York, Oct 81.
The steamer Eagle, l.o-4 Havana, 18th,
arrived at midnight.
Dates TO the 26th state that the insur-
rccti,a ut Maracoba continues, and all
ports have been closed for sixty days.
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w ashington, Oct. 80.

David Dawson, of H., has been ap-
pointed by President Lincoln an associate
Justice Of he Supreme Court OF the u. s.
He is assigned to the 9th Judicial Dis
trict.
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E- City Subscribers to the Gate will
confer special favor by calling at the Of
fee whenever their subscriptions are due,
and will thereby save eye Local "a good
deal Of running to find people he don t
know.
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THE GATE CITY.
FRIDAY, OCTOBER 81.

SD-The packet Jennie Whipple leaves
Fort Madison for Davenport and inter-
mediate points this morning on the ar
rival of the train from Keokuk.
le24-dtf
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w ashingtvr, Oct. 80.

Royal Phelps has been recognized by
the President as Consul General of Me-
araugua, and 70 reside at New York.
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Notice 10 shipper. and carriers.

ny order from the Treasury Department, ship
pers and Carriers required before ship
ments of Goods or Salt, amounting to over $3.50, 10
places in the FIRST and second tier OF counties tbs
Southern border oi The State or Iowa 10 Ole IN The
Custom House Once at keokuk, Iowa oath pre-
srribed by the Treasury Department also. 10 execute
bond, with approved suTees, thai the goods therein
described hallno be transported, sold used any
way, 10 give aid comfort 70 Insurgents or TO
- urazefs with those Ia rebellion against the Gov
.ftnlcnt VI the Unil I'd States
Bla,is can be ohtaiBed and instructions given al
ihe alryeyo Once.
JOHN sTANNUs,
SaryFN ar oft the Port
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NOTICE TO MERCHANTS AND

- Y bffTFPENS.
On and after this date no Powder vii be allowed
sold in Keokuk without permission u tile undersigned
any kind OF Arms whatever, nor unitlons of War
II has al be en- ordered by the special Agent Of the
Treasury Department not to allow Goods or Groceries,
except limited quantities for family use to so
Missouri or the southern tier Of Counties.
The object IL to keep supplies from the rebels or
armed bands Of cuerrllBsiu Northeast Missouri.
JOHN sTANEUH,
Surveyor Ut tt Port II kenkuk.
Keokuk Aug. IA, leG2.
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WILLIAM A. BsTCHELOR's celebrated Hair Dye
produces coof hot 10 be dlsnguis he'd from nature
warranted not to Injure the hair in the emedies
the Ill effects Of bad dyes and iavigornes the hair
life. GREY, RED or RUSTY HAIR Instantly tarns
asplenaid black or brown leaving The hair soft and
beagtsisl. Sold by all arusg.ts &c.
Tie genuine ia signed WILLIAM A. BACHELOR
tAs jenr ss4ss NJ each boz.
Factory, No. Il BARCLAY Street, New York. Late
a5s Broadway and ~ Bond Street tjeB-dawly
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pUGhLI, CHESS AND BACkGAM-
Il MON BOARDS,
=. Iust rec eiA s &. at
BTaaA tti'S Roak sropH
raari2-a sra Main
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COMMUNICATIVE.

The nndefsgned have this them sei xes
together under the naae and style OFF, III. Hrsrs Go
for the purpose 81 ansa p;inz agslsra collecting and
groksf.xs business r. II, HUMEn
ksokuk, Oct. 18th 1861 John p EyAra
eetl2 d-tf
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To Subscribers.

Our new machine for printing names
enables us, withou, extra trouble, to give
standing notice to subscribers of the
time to which they have paid. 1t is de-
sirable to have subscriptions renewed a
day or two before the time is up to save
taking out and setting up the name again.
and that the subscriber may lose none OF
his numbers.
Oar yearly subscribers will ollige US
by making remiltances or paying in at the
Office promptly, and save The necessity of
beng called upon or written TO for the
subscription due. Subscribers will know
OF the receipt of rcmittanees by the ex-
tension ot :i...e noted after their names
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To THE NERVOUS or Born SEXES
RetiredClergymau ha Ing bern 10 hraifi ia
few days, AFTER many yrars ef great Suffering liz
Wiling to assist Others by sending retJ receipt
OF post-paid directed envelope, COPY ~ The pre-
serlption asfd, Direct to the REV, JOHN 81. DAG
NALL irss Fulton street, Rroaa iyn, = =.
je t2-daswsm
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We are ind, b,ed TO the publishers. J.
y. Llppincott d Co., of Philadelphia, for
copy Of the above shook for the times"
The book not only contains full instruc-
tons in relation to all matters appertain-
ing 10 the position Of Steward, but is a
complete text booL lyr Ward Masters, and
-nur:e s, in regard to all matters efi..io-
ing to hospitals.
The work is for sale b, J " 04s,en,
Main street.
The PHANTOM BANqt IT is the title of
another book from the same publishers,
all about flowers, for full particulars of
which we refer our readers 10 j. w. Og.
den.
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TITY BOOK STORE.
Corner Main and Second Streets.
Eextto Banking House ofwm Thompson Co.

New Books.
The City Book Stors 10 this day in receipt OF the
follow ing choic literature.
Cceii Dreeme, " Theodore Winthrop.
Shadow in the House, by Saunders.
The Household Of Bonverie, by Southern Lady
Songs In Many Keys, by Holmes.
RecoIections OF shelley and by ron by Trslsuny.
Shelley Memorials, by Lady Shelley.
The Reject ed Stone, by yirginian.
Tom Burke's school Days at Rugby.
DeQnincy sOpum Eater.
" Literary Remi niscences
Is Theological Essays,Ao.
Hoods Poems, Blue and Gold
Lowelis -
Longfeliows Poems, Blue and Gold.
Mrs Jameson's Loves OF tAe Poets, Blue & Ool6.
:. = characteristics, &c.,
- z. studies, &c,
90 - Italian Painters
- Legend oithe Madonna
. Sketches of Art, g
Diary, &C.. Is
ns Stnornei aarole rAun.
- House OF theSevan Gables.
- Scarlet Letter.
- Aosscs from an Old Manse.
- Twice Told Tales.
= Snow Image.
- Rlithedsle Romances
Longfellow,s Hiswsths.
The above Books win be sold nj Pu biisners prices
The public are invited 10 call and examine the stock
| feb6.d y. J" oGDkN*
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JOHN sTANNUs.

JOHN sTANNUs,
furyeJ Of Of the Port.
Custom Honse once, keoknk, Aug 26, 'G2-aug2e-dtf
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ADJT. q INSP. GEMS. OFFICE.
RICHMOND, November "a, 1862.

SGENER4L ORDERS NO. se,
I GOMMANDANTS OF CONSCRiPTS WILL
~ cause the following order to be published for at
least seven times sufficient number of newspapers
IN each State OF tie to insure its reaching
every part OF the country ...t
Il "a II commissioned officers and enlisted men who
are now absent from their commands from any other
cause than actual disability or duty under orders from
tne Secretary OF War; or from their department. COM
manders, will return to their commands without delay
Il commissioned officers failing to comply with
the provisions Of the foregoing paragraph within rea
sonable length Of time in no case to exceed twenty
ped from the rolls of the army in disgrace and their
names will be furnished to The commandant of con-
scripts for enrolment in the ranks. 85s
III All enlisted men who shall fail to comply with
the provisions OF paragraph Of this order within
reasonable length of time shall be considered as deser
ers and treated accordingly their names TO be fur
nshed to the commandant of conscrpts in their State
Ior or such other action as may be deemed
most eficacous. is' tA
". In order to insure the efficient cooperation of
all concerned to Garry this order into immediate effect
department Commanders are directed to require from
the commanding officer of each seperate command in
tner departments prompt report of the of all
commissioned officers and enlisted men now absent
from their commands. These reports must state in
each case the cause Of absence and any regimental
battalion or cornppny commander who shall neglect
10 furnish such report or who shall knowingly be
guilty conceang any of unauthorized absence
shall on conviction thereof be summariiy dismissed.
$ " Ohoer Jhe provisions OF the second clause of
paragraph x of General Orders No. 49, commissioned
officers and prvates who are incapable of bearing
In consequences ofwounds received in battle, but who
are otherwse fit for service required If not other
wise 70 report to the nearest commandant of
conscrpts 10 their respective States who will if they
are for such dnty assign them to the collection
OF straggers and the enforcement Of the provisions Of
tins order with full power to call upon the nearest
mltary authority for such assistance may be
sary thereto. & a 81 ttt5s ssss ,i S + i
a.. vi. Officers of the Quartermasters Department
charged with payment of troops hereby directed
not to pay any commissioned officer, on-commissoned
onicer or private who does not furnish satisfactory
evidence that he is not liable to the penalties described
IN the foregoing order Any dsbursing officer who
snai make payment in violation of this order shall be
liable on his bond for the amount of such payment
By; order sss -, 80 y g e -
(sgned) S.COOPER
sess Adiutant and Inspector-G General.
each week for four weeks. All other papers in the
State once each week for four weeks =
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DURING MY ABSENCE, MIR. IA s
DUNLAP will act as my Agent.
March 81 THOMAS J. WARREN.
Administrators Sale.

Administrators Sale
PY PERMISSION OE THE COURT OF
y Ordinary for. Kershaw District, will sell
in Camden on the first Monday in January
next-being the 5th day Of the month: ::
Sixteen valuable Negro Slaves, a fine pair of
Carriage Horses, Carriage, Harness, DC, and a
arge supply of Household and Kitchen Furnit
ture. gf{ &ft
And on Tuesday, the 9Th of January, at the
plantation of Col. w. A. Ancrum, deceased, o
fine lot of mules, cattle, hogs, wagons and har-
ness, plantation TOOLS utensils, &C., and 2 large
quanty of corn, potatoes, DC. :,
Terms for the negroes, one third cash, BAL
ance on credit Of one and two years., with
interest from date, payable annually, with two
good sureties and a mortgage of the negroes.
For the other property -cash.-
I'D. KIRKPATRICK,
Admir-. Wa. Ancrum, deceased.
Nov ember 81 t. DIS.
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South CarOlina-Kerstew District.
BY WIN. M. BULLOCK, ESQUIRE, ORDINARY.
WHEREAS w. II. FISHER APPLIED
w to me for Letters of Administration on
all and singular the goods and chattles, rights
and credits of c. A. Fisher, late of the Dis
trict aforesaid, deceased:
These are, therefore, to cite and to admonish
all, and singular, the kindred and creditors of
the said deceased to be and appear before me
at our next Ordinary's Conrt for the said Dis
trict, to be holden at Kershaw Court House
on the fifteenth day of December, next to show
cause if any, why the said administration should
not be granted.
Given under my Hand and Seal, this oath
day of October, in the year of our Lord one
thousand eight hundred and sixty-two, and in
the s7th year of the independence of the State
Of South Carolina.
WIN. NJ. BULLOCK, O. KID.
November % -
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south Carolina--Kershaw District.
sY WI y. BULLOCK, ESQUIRE, ORDINARY. IS

south CarOlina-Kersh District.
4 sr WIN. n. BuLLocK, ESQUIRE, ORDINARY.
w HEREAS, MISS AGNES SVILLEPIGUE
applied to me for Letters Of Administers
tion on all and singular the goods aud chattles,
rights and credits of Gen. John B. Villepigue
late of the District aforesaid, deceased:
q These are, therefore, to cite and admonish
ALL and singular, the kindred and creditors of
the said deceased to be and appear before me
at our next Ordinary's Court for the said Dis
:rict to be holden at Kershaw Court House
on the fifteenth day of December next, to show
cause, if any, why the said administration should
not be granted.
Given under my Hand and Seal, this oath
day of November, in the year of our Lord one
thousand eight hundred and sixty-two, and in
the eighty-seventh year of the independence
of the State of South Carolina.
VIM. N. BULLOCK, o. KID.
November % 2
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South -Caro1ina---Ke Kershaw DISTRICT.
In Equity!
Elisha Holland, adminissrator Of John Holland vs
James Elliott, Levy Holland, Anericus McThomp-
son and Eliza Jane, his wife and Others.
BILL FOR PARTITION AND ACCOUNT

It appearing to my satisfaction that Levy Holland
SON Of John Holland, deceased Americus McThompson
and Eliza Jane his wife, Elbert Pollock and Nancy his
Holland which Eliza Jane, Nancy Charles T., Enoch
E Dizzy Ann and John Pinckney, are the grandchild-
rem of the said John Holland deceased reside without
the limits of the state of South Carolinaon motion OF
F. j. & M Moses, plaintiffs solicitors, II is ordered.
That the said Levy Holland, Americus McThompson,
and Eliza Jane his wife, Ebert Pollock and Nancy his
wife, Charles j. Holland, Enoch Holland, Dizzy Ann
Holland and John Pnckney Holland. do appear in
this court and plead, answer or demur to the said
bill within three months of the publication of this or
der or the same viii be taken pro conyesSo against
them. q
Also ordered, that this order be published in the
CAMDEN CONFEDERATE for three months from this
date. ~ 49,
WIN. R. TAYLOR, o.E.K.D.
COMMISSIONERS OFFICE, October 10 3mo
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ExucurzyR DRA ART,EkTs November 80, 1852.
yXTHEREASdNFoRMA HAS BEEN RE-
iaey ~ CEIVED at this Department that an assault
body of NJ. w. Jenkins ssome time about te first Of
June last by negro man, JIM, pdYaway the pro-
erty of John Saunders of Sumtgr District and that
the said negro Jim was his trial for the said offence
sentenced to be hung on the first Friday in October
last and that the SAID negro Jim broke Jail and fed
after q new triad had been granted him: i
Nost knp@ ye that to the end that justice may be
done apd that the said negro Jim may be brought
-becktto con6nementL + F.. W, PICKENS Governor
and Comrnafde Chief in and over the State afore
said do issue this my proclamation offering reward
of TWO HUNDRED DOLLARS for his apprehension
and delivery INTO any jail in this,State.
Given under my hand and the seal of the State, at
~ Columbia, this, the LIST day of December, A. D.,
1862. s- - ss
81 slsf ea F. w. PICKENS. q
tsss W. r. HUNT, Deputy Secretary of Stale.
fse 70 All papers in the State copy twice.
ssg December sg 49, lE -
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South Carolins-Kersllaw District.
BY WIN. M. BULLOCK, ESQUIRE, ORDINARY.
WHEREAS, A.. NILES APPLIED TO
me for Letters of Administration COM
testensento aRnero on all and singular the goods
and chattes, rights and credits of Edward
Niles, late Of the District aforesaid, deceased:
These are, therefore, to cite and admonish
all, and singular, the kindred and creditors of
the said deceased to be and appear before me
at our next Ordinary's Court for the aaid Dis
trict to be holden at Kershaw Court House on
the twelfth day of December next, to show
cause if any, why the said administration should
not be granted.
Given under my Hand and Seal, this 25th
day, Of October, in the year Of our Lord one
thousand eight hundred ard sixty-two, and in
the eighty-seventh year of the independence
of the State of South Carolina.
WIN. M. BULLOCK, o. KID.
November %
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Notice.

- NOGlCGs "a
WILL BE RENTED AT PUBLIC OUT
CRY, before the Court House Door, in
Camden, s. c., on Monday the first day of
December next, at o'clock M, the plantation
on which Mrs. Mary Thorn, deceased, lived at
the time of her death. Said plantation is To-
Gated twelve miles from the town of Camden
On it is good Dwelling House, Kitchen, Barn,
Stabless &C., and good we'll of water. There
IS about seventy acres of cleared land, fair up
land and bottoms Oh branches. The fences are
in good repair and there are. good roads to
market. Said plantation will be rented until
the period Of one year, and possession given of
the same Immediately, if required. The indi-
vidual who may rent the same will be required
to secure the amonnt of rent by note with at
least two good sureties, with interest on the
same payable annually from the expiration Of
the term of rent.
November %.
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q = go - 81 ~ M
: : ! ! / ];
! J q IS a.. abovs-stat6d ii 8! y. fof
sale before the Court H9 door et4deps
'ncxt, At l2 m, the sfollowiiie Pfdpets s(resi
estate) belonging s. tbb lsts0f {ohns Kel-
y dsseassd, s3o,xits parcel or
part Of Tract of Land lying on the waters OF
Granny Quarter and w bite Oak Cfse CON
tanning three hundred and forty acres more or
less Terms $50 much cash as viii pay the
costs Of proceedings and costs Of sale the
balance ON credit Of one and two years, with
interest on the same, payable annually from
date Of sale -said balance (of purchase money!
to be secnrcd by boud with at least two good
suretics, and Mortgage Of sproperty. Pufchas-
er to pay for papers. Said land TO be sold for
less than four hundred dollarsy s
WIN. r. TAYLOR, 3. KID.
COMMISSIONERS OFEIcE, Nov. 12ssA: D.le62
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the agony, the untold sacri6ee called
this c1uelest of rebeIlions YET = WI !!
their precious blood have been shed T !" be
If by 1t is purchased liberty for al ~ n, ''A
forever. Anything less than ihi, !, b NV 'a'
mockery. If from these BLOODY SaI II''Ie>
remnant snail return to see The Tn; S 'Ss
stored as it was, and human slavery a," 'e
sectcd by the banner that we love and ~ FS
give our lives to defend, then y,inra "'01
mothers, wives and sisters sacrificed . I"s
bored, and prayed and wept, and vai,Ir ~ w. ID
their beloved ones bIed and died. Bn, -, I'''
these battlc-6elds Liberty shall rise in sb;a ,oa
garments, with new glory on her sbi-I '''o =:
one kindred and one people, We stand .,, !:
with cIasped hands 0; reconciliation and dsa ~
black stain upon our national honor nn,, ,a'
out forever, then blessed shall thew to 8"
can count their best beloved among the L,, WV
by whose struggles the glorious resu, ,b.' '
have been consummated. God speed tho ,; 1''
and SHIELD our dear ones in the iay of ba,rs,
--Mdependent.
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" Gone to ne War

Locking over some old notes and papers
the other day, took up small, white folded
paper, and opening il, me upon beauti.
tul golden curl OF softest hair. Marked on
the INSIDE of the paper was the pet name of
the lovely child from whose head | had clip.
ped this sunny ringet years ago. | wonder
cd where he might be now, and what he might
be dolng. A few days after, as If had
sought for the information, was told he had
gone to the war
Gone to the war! The words gave IN,
strange chill. 1t seemed but lew weeks
ago since the summer afternoon when. tired
with play, he had fallen asleep. his checks 70.
sy With heat, the very picture of exquisite
childish beauty, and had clipped this glossy
curl from close to his white neck, without
waking the little sleeper And now he tolls
over dusky roads, through patb,ess swamps
with gun, and blanket. and knapsaek, his fair
youthful face burnel by the Southern sun. and
hi: young heart exposed TO all the temptations
OF eamp-pTotAni,y, drunkenness; and crime ::
or wounded, he is trano!ed by friends and
ioos' perchance mutilated aud brutally aban.
doned TO worse than soldiers ia.c.
w. war, horrible, cruel war, that has been
forced, with all its horrors, on the peace. lov;p,
and loyal sons nf the North, by the unsra.,.
iaI' reDelIiou> children Of this once prosperous
repubi.!
tone 10 the war; another, our uaiet
daFk'eycd, undemouSt,atiyc boz. whomust h.,
known to hs loved "a unchstnsiye was T.,
and 50 retiring, but hes, loved by ,ho.a who
Enc| him best, Tut the eaho Of r;umtr,'> ,prs
hrcd his No.thora boot his dark eve fl, sho3
he sCm3a bis litl. 4nd rar gone. And 50 one
~ one, ard thousand, by thousands all owe,
h the land they have departed many . home
and heart ls desolate. From one nom, ,n,
yo"ngeS' the pet, the darIiug of the honxc
reluctantly given up from the ncxt, uc
eldest the proud noble first boru, on yho,
his old srayhaircd !a,hcr leaned and rr1,n
the next the widow, only son and fron'
across inc way, every sou Of the household
~ who but the recording angel shall ost;mo,,