Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-06-10

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/ town of Beverly without a yard of cotton
or calico, grain of coffee, sugar, or salt.
and indeed almost out of -four. May be we
ald not enjoy their chsgrin, although we
/ teit that twas rather dear fun; but we
| stlll kept up a brave face, for we felt sure
| that Uncle Sam would not desert his infant
State entirely. But o, how angry it did
make US to see our best property going to
give the starving Confederacy another
meal. The butcher of their army publicly
declared that there was but thin veil be.
twixt them and starvation. But the
West Virginia cattle will strengthen that
veil little. We could not help wonder.
ing if Gen. Roberts lacked means, bravery
or sense. We supposela Hlittle of each.n
Had Latham been.in his place, We can't
help thinking yet, that 2Imboden would
never have crossed Middle Fork Bridge
Bnt5 fear Pm trespassinp too much 1Don
your pages However, before close, let
me tell you an incident of Mr.. Tmboden.
the famous Imboden. a gentleman living
near Seyerly Mr.. Harper had an old
family riding horse; some of the chiValry
captured him. Mr. l. had put up bills as
surlng all citizens who had never been in
arms, that their private property should
not be molested. So Mr.. H. called upon
him and politely told him the circumstan
ces, telling him that horse twenty-sev-
en- years old could not be of any use to him,
that If he would let him have the old horse,
he would say nothing about his team which
had been. taken also. Intelligeneer! dear
l'atelkigeHcer! don't forget what the mighty
lmboden said. he said He'll do till we !
can get q better.
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slit9T Old john Brown.
Editors zntslligtncer
The following piece of sccesh compost
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Il Come gentle muse and tuch a strain #
Twill echo back the sound again
On scenes that passed we now must dwell
When old John Brown arrived In He'll l. sf
2 When Pluto heard old Brown was hung
Old Tophet with Hosauuas rung ~
For well they knew the lying thief
Would make for them an honored chiefl
All eager in the Joy to share
Old saton from his throne came down
And left his seat for old John Brown
A Not long indeed for him they walt
For soOu he thundersd at the gate
Come In sails Pluto Quickly come
You're welcome to your hery home
Three cheers rooled In ancient brief
To hail the AboIitian chief
Old John chimd in and thanked the Eates
ls, Hod safely passed the peralY gates
While Arnold held him by the hand
Old Saton took the Speakers stand
Silence, cried he, Now all sit down
And'hear me welcome Brother Brown
Your welcome John to your reward
Youe cheated Riddled and the Lord
Though psrally gates wideopen lew
They did not catch my servant true
As OFT you've murdered lied and stole
:. II did rejoice my burning soul
You've run your length In enrIh9 CAREER
And we are pleased to see you here
You take your seat at my left hand
Why do this you II understand
Be not surprised when 1 tell you -s
Old Abe ts coming two
10 There on my right the vacant chair
b Long sing for him did prepare
And soon know that he will come
His earthly race is almost run
IL John at my left Abe at my righ.
Well give the heavenly hosts a fight
= Atriune group we then shall be ~ l EHa
Yea thPee In one and one In three
12 Abes Cabinet tis very true
3E WIN soon knock here loud as YOU 81
In short the negroIzetng clan
3 are travelling here unto man
lS shall protest most long and lound
Gainst takeing in the molly crowd
E. For well know they me dethrOns ft.
And swear the TophOt was their own
II Let Summer Stevens and their host
When they on earth give up the ghost .- u
q Unto lower hell appear -..
We have no room for them u o here
Is The Clergy too 4 much do fear IN
Attractions laws will draw them here
There earthly teaching though ltelI
Arc doctrines long since preached In he'll --a
10 They too must find lower home
- For hither snre they shall not come
We are ecrowded now in every spot
with here and there vacant lot
9 Il These i've reserved through all our fights
For those who have presumptious rights
That corner lot Is for backbone Todd s-'
e. A renegade accursed ofGVd #4-
IS The Traitor here from his own llace i' tiat
Can view the Genes at fortress chace i5'2 70
laugh at the woes of his old friends s-4.ga
TIL his cursed II fe in horror on d Is
l9 There's other traitors could tell
That are too mean to come to Hell
{, so let each go and hunt his hole
i For green backs here wout pry their toll
20 Aud now o John on earth oppressed
You are with us welcome guest .-..-'s
On earth you played your part quite wou
(, SonoW with us forever dwell .s.
no more of that @ .-.
.. we are all well herd to day
hat old lessee Monroe is dead we have lots II
If yankeys here your gloves are done YOU
must come after them good by IN la \
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