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Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-10-25
Executors Sale of Real Estate
u,ERE willbo sold at public sale, on the premises,

1ERE will he sold at public sale, on the premises,
j. on
FRIDAY, November s. 1855,
Nv the Executors Of the last will and testament
George Gebhart, decd, the following Real Estate
situated in Miami Township, two miles east OF
Miamisburg. described as follows LotNumber one,
containiLg 81 % 100 acTes. Lot Number Two, con.
tanning 80 90 .lOg acres. Lot Number Three, con-
tanning "a acres, which is well tmbered. Lot Num-
her Four, containing SO acres, all situate in section
49, town I, range ., betwet the Miami rivers.
TERMS.-One third cash, one third on the frst
" OF April 1897; snd one third on the first day OF
April 1893. The back payments to be secured by
mortgage on the premises and to be,r inter, Et rom
sale GEORGE W. GEBHART
JACOB WEAVER, Executors.
octgb.wts
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-10-25
I'M DYSPEPSIA

And attendanttran Of symptoms acts more like
CHARM than medicine. There 10 nothing in the
whole range OF Maepia Medca that can for a moment
bear comparison withit in this disease.
full account Of this wonderful plant may be found
IN the eleventh edition OF the United States Dispens
atory, pages 1887 and 1888.
series Of experimentsi in which DIR. Bull has been
Tor years engaged, has ust been brought to success
ful termination and he enabled to ole to the
public combination o. CEDR0N with other approved
tonics, the whole preserved tina best quality Of
copper distilled Bourbon Whisky, wipieh he is conf
dent has no equal in the world.
He might furnish volume Of certificates, but the
public have long since learned to estimate such things
BY their true value The safest plan is for every one
totestfOr himself the virtues Of new me dicine
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-10-25
NOTICE

To the Probate Court of Montgomery Co., Ohio.
Dennis Dwyer, Admir- Of VIM. Foley, decd,
us. ....H
Catharine Foley, widow, Daniel Foley OF the Sta OF
Iowa, Ellen Foley ntermarried with - Sulliv OF
the State OF Massachusetts,, Mary Foley intepar'
rled with John Barrett Of Cambridge city, ste
indiana John Foley ofthe State of Indiana andJor-
neus Foley OF the county OF Montgomery, mo,
and the unknown heirs OF said William Foley 60 d.
hereby informed that on the 10th day Of 5'tem-
Der, 1865, said administrator flee his petition the
Probate Court of Mcntg gomery county, Ohio,ne OBJ
Ieet and prayer oil which petition is to obtan order
&C. on the 9th dny Cf November 1865 for tbfsslgn:
ment oil dover OF Catherine Foley, the W idoof said
william Foley, decd, and for the sale OF niollow;
ing real estate ofwh'eh the said deceased di seiSed
TO wit: y
The south half OF fhe west hall Of the 9TH east
quarter OF section No L. township ., 8. rre east,
containing forty acres more or less, 10 pane deots
OF said deceased. Nh
DENNIS DwYER, lm'r,
oot13 Gtw oiWm. Foh decd
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-10-25

Btthe browning glory OF his life remains to be al.
taiDd IN his discovery, or rather binaton Cor he
doe not claim 70 have been the dseoverer Of CEDAoN
With isthe basis OF the Bltters now offered 10 tbe
pulio. That honor belongs to the native inhabitants
of)entrM America, to whom It's virtues have been
lcDwn for more than two hundred yeara Armed
ph it the Indian bids defiance TO the most deadly
pAlaEia, and handles, without fear, the most venom
efe Is breath In the body the Oedron is potent 10
ure, NO matter what The disease may be. =
While DR.. Bulls not prepared 10 endorse this ex.
ravagant pretensionhe Is nevertheless satisfied from
4 thorough examination of the evidence relating to
ts virtues tn It as remedy and preventative for all
1lseases arising from exposure, either to change
Weather or climate, or 20 mIasmatIc fHfueness. II
ltandA -
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-10-25
FARM JR SALE

I offer my farm for salstuated one and q quarte
/ miles south OF CeIilrse enne miles south OF Day.
ton; lies one-fourth offle cast OF the Dayton and
Lebanon Pike, and oie free pike leading from
said pike TO Spring Fs, containing e2 acres Is
acres in timber, bslgaest quality Of tllabls land
The eimprovementa Ia Rrsood two story frame house,
a large frame tohaeoorn, wood house and other
outbnildings good oird OF grated fruit and plenty
of stock water the yesund. For partienlars apply
to JACOB CARM0Nn tbs premises, or to JAMES
KELLY, Real EslAtgent, Dayton.
sep 80 StW
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-10-25
PUBLIC SALE OF REAL ESTATE

r will offer at Public Sale, on
Saturday October Fl, 1896,
NY farm containing about IS acres OF choice land 10
good state Of cultivation. The improvements are
two Brick Houses large two story, with ten
rooms, a good store room attached, well shelVed,
with good counters desirable location for a countr
store, good we'll Of water at the door, good smoke
house, wood house and other out buildings. The
bank barn, corn crib, wagon shed, &c Also two
good orchards with choice variety OF fruit trees
Ssid property is that formerly Owned by AbraD
Huffsr, decd aud known the Huffervlla pro
peTty. Sale to commence at O'Clock P. M whe
DANIEL 8. HUFFER.
,ona 0tw
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-10-25
NOTICE.
Petition fer Partition.

Petition fer Partition.
TosEPH X. SWALLOW will take notice that a
,J petition was filed against him on the 18th day ol
October, A. ID 1896, in the Superior Court OF Mont.
VomeYy county in the State cf Ohio by Margaret A.
Kenued and IL now pending, wherein said Margaret
A. Kennedy demands partition OF the following cal
estate TO Wit Twenty-thrse (2sl acres OF land mere
or less being in the north east OF tue north
east quarter OF section Twenty (2e Township,
Three C3 Range, Six 10y east, situate IN the Town
shin of Butler, county OF Mont aomsry and State o
Ohio. and that at the next term Of said Court, the
SAID Margaret A. Kennedy viii apply for an order thst
partition may be made OF said promises
Dated Oct 26, 1866. -
THEODORE SULLIVAN,
oct2y.stw AttorneT for Petitioner.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-10-25
CATHARINE MAsTs ESTE.

UIpF underaioned has been duly apnted Ad.
| rninistrator of the Estate Of Cafiine Mast
late OF Montgomery County, deceassdAll per- ons
jndebted 10 tha estate are requested 10 AXE imme-
date paymsnt ana those having CLAIM against the
same will present them duly authen ted, to the
unders Rned for allowance. Il ,,,.,
octl3 3tW
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-10-25
BROWNS BRONCHIAL TR0cMES

SINGERS AND PUBLIC SPEAKERS
will find Troehes useful in clearing the voice when
taken before singing Spea king, and relieving tn >
throat after an unusual eXerton of the vocal organs
The TTOches recommended and prescribed by
Physicians, and have had testimonials from eminent
men throughout the country. Being article Of ruo
merit, and having proved their efficacy by test OF
many years, each year finds them in new localities
in various parts Of the world, nd the 1roehes arr
universally pronounced better than ether ar icles.
Obtain only "BRows's BRONCHIAL TRooHEs," and
do not take auy Of the Worthless limitations that may
be offered.
Sold everywhere in the United States, and in For
eign Countries, at cents per box. oct26 '6mdaw
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-07-20

III S. MARsHAL,S PRoCLAMATION-

II | o. mAnoIlA1 y J. Az
~ Unifed .Nases of Amerfco, SostheH nsssos V
Iora-I Peter Melendy, United States MarsnAa of tne
State Of Iowa do hereby give public notice that tn the
Of the United States against w Dds.
se in causs OF seizure ard forfsture under acn Of
Couyrrss dd on the 2lth a. june, A. D. 101k AVA
pefo Louisa county arrest and take into my possession
Tor safe cnstody 40 bbls highwines 10 bbis alcohol
bh,s WHISKY "a empty bbfs- kags, highwfne tub, o
tnbs beer tubs Iowne tub highwine tub, 3yeast-
ing this worm and tub, hot water tub cold water
tub chanring tub, still, dopbier, alcohol tub
COPPER STILL tin yeast CARS, oil cans strAiners
malt mill buckets corn SHELTERS set Of burrs for
grinning fauding mill, grain separator 20 bushels
ground rye, 20 bush. and oats ground, counter
scales beam SCALE 40 lbs Of hops lamps, part Of
Of leather engine and boiler, ID cords OF wood
brace and bit hanaxe hot water pump, lot Of hog
pens stilhouse and the machinery therein described
alcohol house situated on lots and in block az
Wapello Louisa county, Iowa And hereby also give
public notice that the time assigned for the return Of
ad warrant and the hearing Of this Is the FIRST
Tuesday IF August being the nrst day of August A. D.
lses, aud hereby admo nsh and all persons
claiming any interest in said ~ bb OF hiehwnes, ct
Gita, or knowing or having anything TO say why the
should not be decreed to be forfeited to the United
States and be condemned and sold the prayer
of said bant that they be and appear before said Dis
tct Court at its in the city of keokuk In said
District, said lst day OF August 1866 at O'Clock
when and where said will be heard then and
there nterpose their claims said libel Of
Information and make their allegations in that behalf
PETER MRLENDY,
q. s. Marshal for the State of Iowa.
By II. FULTON, Deputy U. 8. NJ.
Eeokuk, Lee Co Iowa. July IL. '65-d4w.
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TT 5. MARSHAL'S PROCLAMA-
TON.
UNITED STATES OF AMERICA, /


SOUTHERN DIVISION OH Iowa
L Peter Melendy. United States Marshal tor the State
of i7 10 hereby give public notice thai ia the of
United States against hundred barfeis = GtsG in
cause o. ard forfeiture under of Congress,
did Eth day Of June, A. d. 1865 al he kuk,
stand take at1 ray possession for SAFE cuetody one
HUNDRED empty barrels $50 bushels Rye, 500 do Corn 81
d. Barley 50 - Malt 100 rs Hops, barrel Highwines,
nsfectr 39l ssis DO not inspected II gals small
coal saasa sinan tubs old tanning niii bellows,
anvil afai=teHe IS bushels wheat. pair small scales,
] wise Of burr for grinding, pair large
scales Tor wagons and elevators grain large
Iron beer tgis hgA~iEs tub, sink tub. underground,
! pump, large marsh tub. work BENCH cold water
tab hot tab, worm tub, still worm. small
iron bound tubs, with balls corn sneller still tub,
opal kettle. In arch. steam boiler, steam engine
loads coal iur hundred to five hundred bush
crib. sop tub slop vat lot OF hog lot Of
belts piping tools and other personal property connect
ed With d-iliery mentioned in the Information. Aud
hereby also give pubic notice that the tina assigned for
the return Of sd warrant and the hearing of this
is the FIRST Tuesday of august being the it day of Au
gust A. ,ls65 and hereby admonish sind summon all
persons csimng any interest in said i0 empty barrels
same should not be decreed be forfeited the United
States condemned and sold answer the prayer
OF said beanf that they bes appear before said Dis
Court at its in the city Of KFokuk in said
District. said ist day Of August 1855 at 3ocoek p.
when and where said Ill be heard then and there
70 interpoe their claims and said libel Of infor
nation and make their allegations in that behalf.
PETER MELESDY,
u. s. Marshal for the State Of Iowa.
By II. FULTON, Deputy.
Keokuk, Lee Co, Iowa. June IT, 1865.
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CrArE OF Iowa, Lee County. SO.

In the District Court of said County at Kcokuk.
II Myers Plaintiff. Lueien Van Auslai John NJ Van
Doren Administrator Of the estate OF sarah Van Doren,
d-cessad Defendants. In EQuIrr
Notice is hereby given to the defendants herein above
named that petition In civil action lie On file In the
Clerks Office OF the District Court aforesaid in behalf Of
the above naniei plaintiff, against you and claiming
agans; yo Ia~iea Van Ausdsii. decree Ia the sum Of
xs5s add IS dollars money due your pEomissory
npte made by Yourself. Isaac Van AnsdAll and Henry
Van Ausdall 80 <ass Higgins for thousand dollars
and against ali the defendants the foreclosure of
ortg therein described lands in Lee county,
Iowa. securing the payment OF onealf OF said note with
interest aud such other and further relief equity
and thu facts require.
appear and make defense hereto before
noon Of the second day Of the next term OF said Court
to commence the first Monday Of SEPTEMBER 1895,
Judgment will be rendered against YOU as for in
said petition. H. H. 9ILLMORE.
Revenue stamp 5ocl SOL for Petitioner
iune3l-d4w Twedt
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TT S. MARSHAL'S PROCLAMA-
u
1NITEp STATES or AMERICA,

SOUTHERN DIVISION OF Iowa.
Peter Nelendy, United States Marshal for the State
OF Iowa do hereby give public notice that in the OF
the United States against tro bbls hghwnes ct aiid In
seizure aud forfeiture under of Congress-
lid. on the 2ist day Of june D 1865, in the town
ship u Gu riestan Lee coanty arrest and take into
possession for safe custody bbis hghwnes, reet
flying tuh. mash tub, stiil tubs doubirr, copper
still HOT water kettle, copper wor@ls, l cold water
And hereby alo give public notice that the time
assigned for the of said warrant and the hearing
Of this is the first tuesday of August being the first
day OF Augost, D 1865, aud l hereby adniansh and
all persons claiming any interest in said two
bbs of h elnes ct a1, knowing having anything
why the should be decreed ne forfeit
ed TO the United States aud be condem ed and sold to
the PRAYER of said beant that they he and APP
pear besore said District Court its rooms in the CITY OF
Keokux in said District said LIST day of August 1865
ST O'Clock p. m, when and where said will be
heard then and there to nterpose their claims and
said libel of Information and make their allegations
in that behalf. PETER HELENDT,
US. Marshal for State of Iowa
BY II. FULTON. Deputy.
Keaknk Lee Co. iowa. June . .i4w
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. 5. MARsHAL's PROCLAMA.
UNITED STATES OF AMERICA,


SOUTHERN Division OF Iowa.
Peter Meendy, United States Marshal for the State
Of Io~a 10 hereby give public notice that in the Of
the United states agoinst shelter q ala In
of aud forfeiture under of Congress-
did tho 9tst das ofJune, 1886. at Franklin Gen.
ire Lee cots, Iowa. arrest ard take into my posses
zion or safe custody shelter, wash kettle
i TAB cold water tab, yeastiug tubs, mash vat
ia-gr wh-hT tge, bbls. vinegar, cold water vat
still hss-nr, doubier worm and tuh beer pump,
cold water pyiap. vinegar tubs. And hereby also
give public that the time assigned for the return
said and herring Of this IL the LIST THes
day August being the first dsy of August, A. d 1865,
and hereby adnnnSh and summon all persons claiming
any Interest In said shelter, ct ada, knowing
having thing - why the should not be de-
cresd be forfeited TO the United States aud be
demned and sold 20 the prayer of said beiant
they be and appear before said District Court at its
the city of Keokuk in said District said LIST
day of August 1855. at O'Clock m, when and where
said will be heard, then and there to interposs
their claims and answer said libel of Information and
make then allegations in that behalf.
PETER MELENDY.
US. Marshal for the State n Iowa.
By II. FULTpN, Deputy.
Keokuk Lee Co, Iowa, June 2t-diw.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-07-20
GUARDIANS SALE.

HoTTcE Is hereby given that In pursuance Of an or
der Of the County Court OF Lee Co., Iowa, I, Anna
AVER Guardian Of Lucy NJ worthington, Eliza r
ngtor and Edward 8. worthIngton. min IRA, viii
1t public sale, in front Of the ONCE of tia Cezk 81
District Court of Lee county. Iowa. At Keokuk.
kturday, the 18th day Of August, 1855 between the
hours of o'clock and O'Clock p nj, commencing
~ O'clock Of sail day, fhe right title and interest
Of said minors in and TO tins following real Lee
couufy Iowa. viz lot number four in block number
lninsty-sx 9sl IN the city Of Keokuk.
ANNA 3 BOWER,
II iyll-d4w Guardian, Ac- ~ above stated.
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TT s. MARSHAL'S PROCLAMA.
TON
UNITED STATES OF AMERICA,

SOUTHERN DIVISION dr. Iowa.
Peter Melendy United States Msrshal for the State
of ioa do hereby give public notice that in the OF
the Unitei States against six barrels Of Highwines
marked sRve Union Line in OF seizure and for
fture under a,ts OF Congress- did, the Eth day of
june y. 1858, at Keokuk, Lee county. Iowa arrest
my possession for safe custody six barrels
Of iIsh wines And hereby also give public notice that
thgtme assigned for the return of said warraut and the
hearing uf this the rst Tuesday, being the LIST
dsy 81 august A. ID 1851, and hereby aimonish and
summon ~ persons claiming interest in said six
barrels OF Hshrines, marked "Rye, Union Line,' or
knowing having any 5hng say why The should
not cfeed he forfeited to the United and be
condemned aud sold the prayer of said libel
isat they be and appear before said District Court
its the city Of keokuk in said District said
LIST day OF August, 1865 at O'Clock D. hen and where
sail ~iil be heard then aud there to inferpose
their claims and said libel Of nor nation and
make their allegations in that behalf.
PETER MELESDY,
U. 8. Marshal for the State OF Iowa.
BY II FULTON, Deputy.
Keokuk Lee Co, Iowa. June 90. 1865.
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r DGAL NOrTun-xb Tina u1v~~r 49,. -.
~ ox - .ls - :! n1e e Uas1s1 ss.ase
o.rfs once q - Dsies ossrs = e s = Iowa
as Keokuk, pseltlea q WHanplsI slaaaiae q yoc
~ ssr 49, ssis !. =. = = &c =
nsss. ~. ssa . .ise ass - = - 8
n shs sossy 4 ss "a ss a.: q -. see
described IN cid petition. Unles 700 ap1aaf tASSlo
term 's oi ssS - psss os s e ~ ~
Monday in September, 1875. Jadgneat ~ dssrss Win
K rsnss, sa sSsss.1 a;s ySS x ds,t
julyls nv [thul Atsy's 81 Prn.
r EGAL NoTIcR-To John stAsnus. John lHamiltoa,
IL Martha stannuA Jane HAnfleon, Irsdseick nrsr
,ass Robert S H:n,lson. 3 wilssy. y ,napiis, We
~ si.1 ssdaef ssa sss. a9 ..
a Ds1is oss. g.: Tss
hereby notified that there e now on Ale in Ne once Of
ns esEs q che D.s = Court Iowa
said John Stanpss and John Hamilton the ssn OF az
teen thousand dollars money dns on seven pFomiory
s,a 8 s.rs sd . noes. e .ss a.
veying lot ono az in block three (eb In the city Of Kso
defend before Of the second day q ehs nsxt TEN
Of said District Court to be ths Afst Mon
day Of sePtsmber D. 1885, judgment and decree Vim
Revenue stamp soc-l RANKIN : nccRARY,
II EGAL MOTICE.-To Jobn Looni.. &c.,
Ia Loomis and -- LOomis, heirs ct Law Of Sarah
stead Wesley Knight: You are notified that there h
now on le in the ooe OF the Clerk Of The Distrset
Court OF Lee county, Iowa, ct Ksokuk petition OF
Loomis deceased the three hundred and bur and
loo dollars and 70 pr ssat per annum Interest ths
on from July u iscs. = moasy due promissory
Of mortgage upon lots three (S and four Al In
',s .1s4 and Sss q .
the second day q the next term Of ssd Court = com
menoe the first Monday ia September 1855 jude-s
ent and decree will be rendered against you thereon b
default.
Revenue stamp 5oc.I RANKIN McCRARY,
julyl3d4w tthul Atty's for Pi's.
II EGAL NOTICE.-To David Reddington, rhoss-
~ a. Davis. Vim Britton, King I Tumelty. Hawkins
Taylor, susan Horsish, assignes Of Buell. DuvsI
Edwards, Morris Rosenheim. Tuttle, periey Smith,
John Park, Heron Dalton, John Mod, A " 0rif
nth, q HItshin.on Devon lockwood, ndsia issk,
Astall cady Jones ! Peck Fisher 4 Piimpton J c
Wright State of Iowa for the Of the School Fund
Brother, Mccleiland, scruEgs Co. WIN and Rud-
dick, Louis Barnisconi, Samuel Miller Samuel MI
Ter Perry and Abner Reeves executors Of the will
of X Reeves, deceased, Hughes Curtis Guy
Wells: You and each Of you hereby notified that
there is file in the ONCE Of the Clerk Of the Dis
trct Court Of Lee county Iowa, ct Keokuk, petition
OF II sample, claiming Of you, the said David Rsd-
dingon, the Of Sl lso eleven thousand one hun
r.d and fifty dollars and pr interest from July
nsa ls ss money dss nR'o four nos and
mortgage upon the south half Of section No. thirty
ls) in township sxtyseven t61 NORTH OF range
90 west Van Buren, township, in the county OF Lee and
State Of Iowa. Unless you appear thereto defend
before Of the second day Of the term Of sad
District Court commencing the first Monday Sep
tsnneer 1855 juds~snt and decree win Be rendered
Revenue stamp Sol RANKIN ! MecRARY.
juiy1ad4w Tthul Attys for Prd.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1865-04-06
The New Postal LaW--.SummaFY of its Pro-
visions.

The new act relating to the postal laws
provides that all domestic letters except
letters lawfully franked aud duly certified
letters of soldiers and mariners in the SER
vice of the United States, which are depos,
tied for mailing in any post Office Of the
United States, on which the postage is I'm
paid, shall be sent by the Postmaster to the
dead letter office in Washington, and all
letters deposited for mailing and paid only
in part, shall be forwarded to their destina-
ton, charged with the unpaid rate, to be
collected on delivery.
The d, DIVISIONS of the act for the relief of
Postmasters who have been robbed by Con-
federate forces or rebel guerrillas, approved
in April, '64. are extended to cases of loyal
Postmasters, where, by reason of the pres
ence of armed forces, a Post Office is de-
stroyed and the Postmaster loses the fix
lures and furniture, or postoffice stamps or
stamped ENVELOPES; and the cases where
such losses are occasioped by armed forces
other than those of tbs so-called Confeder
ate States
allow, for the publiation in newspapers of
the list of non-delivered letters at any post
Office, compensation at a rate not to exceed
two cents for each letter so advertised, and
is also authorized to cause the mails to be
transported between the United States and
any foreign port or ports, or between tn
ports of the United States, touching at
foreign port by steamship, allowing and pay
ing therefor, if by an American vessel, any
sum not exceedingthe sea and United States
ties inland postage, and if by foreign vessel
any sum not exceeding the postage on the
mails so conveyed.
The system of free delivery is to be estab
lished in every place containing population
of fifty thousand within the delivery Of the
office thereof and at such other places as the
Postmaster General, in his Judgment shall
direct, provided that the prepayment on
drop-letters in all places where free delivery
is not established shall be one cent only.
Persons depositing obscene books, pam
phlets, etc, in mails, to be punished by fine
and imprisonment. "
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1865-04-06
gpb grintiug
CHARGE FOR THE OLD FLAG.
ROKS, HURRAH..

TRUE INCIDENT OF THE WAR.
charge for the old flag. boys, hurrah -
The wounded hero cried, n
When rising from his crimson bed
And waved his cap aud died.
They hear his words. and raise the shout.
ImpetuousIy they run,
And charge; and soon their banner waves
Triumphant in the sun. $3.50 isas
"Chsrge for the old flag, boys, hurrahr'
Cries every patriot slain m~es
Beneath the glorious stars and stripes,
From Mexico to Maine.
Nay, further still that cry is heard:
1t comes across the sea,
From millions who in bondage groan-
Charge til your country freel'
Charge tor the old flag, bows. hurrah r.
Truth and the Right ssy now;
Fen Mercy, weeping, bids you strike
There Is Justice in the blow;
For such a foul revolt as this
Wac nee'r seen in the world;
But soon the tyraDt from his seat
Shall headioEg down be hurled
Zen now his sanguine worshippers,
Rank traitors every one ~.
Stand pale, Btfnghted, at your deeds.
And tfemble like his throne!
Another gallant charge. brave boys
Another manly thrust,
And then your heels Of victory
Shall crush him in the dust
Charge for the old flag, boys, hurrah''
The issue traitors made;
Your henor, liberty, and homes,
Are in the balance laid.
y, nobly have you fought brave boys
Ie are your country IS sheid;
And soon shall freedoms banner wave
er every Southern field
- CHR TI,5b,oe b