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Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1865-08-17
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They are el9Ss hfiy psf ep bz Ehs psspTirtsr. tts
investor Of SGYAEas RELA08te wAEFRs 5
H~aaalsfas iens ana ExyefaA4s knsasa 10 the Amen.
can, Nation, 43@E ~
= II yea wisht Eyan's Lfs EiEla. ahd cannot gs
shsaa Of year d~saKE1st, asnft Gaks hsy other. va
RenA TwsAlyvFass Centa iH lsatex 8s the praess-
etar, and yon waII sat thsm ~ Ewfhrn o. mai, tqst
paid Actress 0g = BRYAN,
Boz s0Tsr go sssAdvsay, New Yer1
Dealers Sxppsied BY D@mass BaEasa b Co..
WhaIeasie AK~nta, Egw Eszx4 I
August 10, Iss&. / II A
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1865-08-17

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These Bonds are nor worth q handsouae premi-
sm, and are exempt. as are ali tae GSEsFnmsnt
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@i0H. sFkieh adasfrom sHe TO tArss per esat. pr
szaHaa TO f&sfy raiss, according ts The rate levied
Hgoa osher property. Wa Interest IL payable
seu1i-banuslly By coupons attained TO each mote,
which aa4y ss sst 81 and sold to any bank oE saak-
err.
The interest att 30 seT cent, a,usvmts
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Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1865-08-17

Loss than sssa .D09, oo OF The Loan auIhcTizsd ~
Congress are now ca Tie market. This amount, al
aae rata AZ xAiea 1t is being absorbed. will all es
subscribed Tor within shiFty days, whsa the aotsa
viii an1subtrtly command a premium, a. has bses
unifegaly the case on closing the Subscriptions to
osaer Leans,
In order that eltixeas Of every tswn and section
81 The country Nay be afforded facilities feE taking
The LeaA, tbs National Banks. state Banks, and
Private Bankers throughout the esaaay hare sea-
crafty asreea 70 recetsa sahsTiptiensaI par. suh-
sctleer4 viii select theif ewn aseata, IN ahon they
nAve esuA2esce. and who emily are te be rssRonsi-
bic fog ths delivery 81 The Rstss feE whseh tAey re-
sskye oE4sTa.
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aud do not iateFFpre seiga uaklness pRxaslss. AMI
ha change Of diet 10 ascessaEy.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1865-08-17

Our ssshovs semiaeass ills wssk nsnsa
be stsfibptsd IL Ehs ssprapss admsaisssa-
slos u issffps,s p - We ara aIocatsdss 40
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- sssId t4vs bad nsrs ssaadsase thai
- spprspsF st~isisssasisa II jsatiss''
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Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1865-08-17

- Aukkosiiy " the secretary Of Tie Trsssuxz,
tAs ssaasrsisned. the 9enerAl Subscriptions Aseua
f$r EAs ssis Of the Enieed States Securities. offers
q me public u shird series Of Treasury Setss,
bearing seven and shrse-s&aahs peF eeas. inssxrsa
per aunam. kaown ss the
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1865-08-17

aFe a4ah1s8 soE all Agea An& aeastIGuamaK
are composed Of the Acaiv& zrEsaeap.ea 81 gs,N.
Rsas&s ssaAsd hvAa ss 8esas sm& R~xn<hs. rs-,. -
nGiA bat eeFszia is theEF nssration 20 yssr,,s
heatnes camps, EraplaSs pains or siugness YsT
Eaay Dc ta&sa sy III ages, sexes Or coaailioa4 xIA.
ea1 seAK.
BaTAks Ii PILLS. Cars asaAAchs.
BRTAh's LxFg FILLS, Curs sleg stseaaea.
kgYAK'a LIFE PILLS. 0sgs Gaaalasss.
HBYAKss LIFE PILLS Purlfy GAs Hlooea.
a BED Il RRrAE's LIEg PILLS, will saas IA.
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HrJs.s ssssss saIs Iias g aaa es..s
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1865-08-17
S-sO LOAN.

These Sosss airs issued uaaeF date af Saiy 10,
1850, and ars payable thres years ixena tbskaate In
s~aEruacy. or are eenrsTtibie at the pptioB of tbs
aetisE inte
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1865-09-13

GIRLS LATELY LANDED WANTED-rO
"a 90 sruork ia IeFp'c table tainilios; nl.o
ntel all other rdr Of vel, ecommen led servants
A.p c. servants Institute, us Eleventh at, cognor
tA ave. 1876
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1865-09-13

w \NTED-A GIRL 10 DO GENERAL
w Homework N a private family. Can st South
9Th a., WtllamHhuigh 2b4
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CIRLS WANTED To PUT Up TRIMMING.
u Also 800. boz .u Office Apply ~ SAlIsBU-
ms DIy noO-s F.n.alIng Estah!if hmeAt, ljg
loatwa", i52
GOOD SEWERS WANTED TO LEARN TO
u make ran alo.Is after machine pad litcr the
int week. Gail NJ lJ5 Elizabeth IL, room 10, top
t0or, front -
GIRLS OUT OF EMPLOYMENT AMP Hav-
~ M no home may apply a. the Gill; longing
Boure, 20 Canal g. y, /, 4i9
GOOD HANDS TO TRIM ORNAMENTS IN
II the house; good keEess Gu LsaTI easily III CHS
b REIrAkYEk. " kaAas a, ~
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NAVGNGS 9fANAs.

THE NATIONAL Park BANK
l. OF NEW YORK.
CAPITAL S2ehnu. I sukpLCS.....s1. 2olon1
Thu B4us will Issue Certificates Of II, posit hce,il
New York Aug. ~ $3.50. NM
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EHCs'R rOSS.

CHOLERA BANKS-LAST TRIP qUIS
sea on, The steamer CliAS CHAMBERIAGN
Anderson Cow ell, Pilot saturday nirht sept lGtL
Harrison I, IL; Broome e, B.. r., "; PECK Sip
IN; Cniiropher Il, Il Pr (. n Il, | y 4. ". Plci-
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1865-09-13

COESETS, COpSITS-A NUMBER OF
- root prrators ODD -iucc = machine for corfe's-
Also On here sud bg"r.'. Constant work and GOOD
- pnwC.l. 81
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ATTACHMENTS.

ACADEMY OF MUSTC-HERRMANN'S
"a PhEsTIDIGlTATEUR
VIII continue hs nerio. of
kECROMASTfC EASTERN DELUsIONs
every 0yOHlnr during the week $40
SATURDAY, SEPT. 10Th, At O'CLk,
GRAND GALA MATINEE
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1865-09-13

CAEIESTER'-G GOOD CARPENTERS
~ Wa.tpi: ttat. orrIpyInpnt and good ware.
tid. AI.y 70 JANIS DkNNEN, 80 st., Hunters
l.lff, J.. /. 32
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1865-09-13

4 IA'llLl lust Returned FROM
= country 'Ds' Ca q chant nulr'l, O. vAitIt-. %
C's "n' one gin to Ip In general good wac. will
lt.H.I. t1.l 20 fNf o. % Hye t4I
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1865-09-13
WANTED.

NNANrED-IN A MODERATE SIZED
w family, an English. Scotch, or German woman
70 cook and assist In other vofk Apply bet ~ and
O'Clock. a. II Irving Place. 36i
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1865-09-13

- B'oafvay, between spring and Prince streetr
FROM lNEiSE MIL 10 O'CLOCK, 4. ~
,,..r OYER !. l.bI Cl RIOSlrlES,
TALLESf CLAN TESS AND GIANT,
LARGEST FAT WOMAN
and PTeiie.t tlkCASslAN GIRLS eve econ
BDIIEhlAN GLASS BLOWERS
TWO STEM GLASS ENGINES IN MOTTO,
4 CnERphEh INDIAN, born without riins
Prot ny 1tlilNGS, LIGHTNING CALCULATOR
Every Afternoon at9 EyetIur nj I :.
MADAME MARIE MACARr,
the celebrated nttiste Ia hoT brilliant acts
w. H. HARRISON, Extemp1rane0u. Siupa
hutct TIMOTHY, in Comic Dancrs
Grand spectacular Romance entitled tha
CHILDREN OF CYPRUS
TIE MOST COR iEOUS SCENERY pnI ms
II MIS- ever pIeacntei 10 the Public
tOsIno anna, HtefeOsc p'tCan, learatd ytsI "A .y
FANNY, hrand AquaIia, Mammoth Ti''ic r'. '''
AduisFlon, 80 ctsi children under en- 5c.. "a
70 GREAT BULL FROG SHOW, MONDAY
SEPT. l,ril-ltemiums Tor laigest r,ii rtn ,I,.,
flo7H. send on tho Ffons."
CAT SNOW, OCT. ylH-. -prarainn- fpr fnest
rpCO,IuCnl of CAA.
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\ ! 'IONINM-0, ~ IUT MD ANI., 10
e.oI o. .yl.t So. sod ..tuaf lone arc sr,.
t1.c., aiy...t 70, cHHutc .u-iG., l.uu4l..s,s
g. Pa, OF al k.ads Ly.-c-Jlk, all ul.s. atoiy
iah 'o. 90
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Roy WANTED TO LEARN THE PRINT
- iut IUs .loss ono tiu understand lie Goi lgu
cis pre- .,.te 4, At sffE. Once a. R,ecke-f'. bet
l-ulL.u. nj NLn.L N. on
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1865-09-13

A ETlIICIAL LDWTES-WANTED, A
n .mut Young man to cut ont AMI to make the
a. Nt-c Who understands the trade. +. A. iOP-
iiN. f31 W0oetor Il. oGG
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1865-09-13

A CADEMY or MUSIC - HERRMANN,
"A RESfIDlGIrATEUR,
ar the honor TO announce that no will commence on
MONDAY, tn 1lrh Of September, u series OF
NECEONANfIC EASTERN urLTsIONs,
rOnsliutiuF mn cntiioly new prosrainme, 10 lie re-
pented w ~ evening during the week Ihs ofcbt.,.
ia of the Academy of Music will he In attendance
Admi-. - cents lie egvod seats 20 cents eStrs,
Family Circle D. cents. Private boxes fIom 80 10
sl2. Tie sale Of tickets will commence on Thurs.
DIV, Sept !, 1t tho ACADEMY Of Music and at Messls
Beer q Sch me's IJl Broadway; Ponds, J43 Brnad.
way, ard Root & Anthlnvs. Slr
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WANTED.

WANTED.
J1MBRELLAS-GIRLs WANTED To M,ke
~ umbrellas. work viii e given OFT Of On, .,,c 40
good respectable hands. good wages and .,rdy ON.
glosm Mt Apply TO ELLIS, KNAPP q Ct, "a
Wakerst n. S1
WEST HANDS WANTFD--ON THE REST
broadway custom work s. week aud constant
employment. Gail tor week a. i6l CHRIS ir a. cor
OF l'eianceN st. let floor, riAH' $50
NANTED-A HEAD LhTNDRFsS An
w bundle washer. AJQly Ut tho Hsrcr.i 70 Ilnurc.Gt
\NANTEU-2 TEiMMERS AND > NAIL
W cls. Arply a; ~. south iN II, Wi,llsris u.sh,
Ia fhefcsr. ~
w ANTED y CONFECrlDSp WHO
w undOtst AMI. IAN n. TO 80 to b ION. VI . "a
rooi pay. Apply to ~ Allen IT. nom IL ~ u'glurS.
to-day. o
\NANTED-A BLACKSMITH AND LIKE
wee whoelwri.ht TO 20 short dis'anec "a he
county, TO whom steady employment viii be lncu.
Inquire Il 2JI East 4jth 81.
\NANTED-6 OR GIRLS TO WORK or
w sewing machine modes. Apply tt4 spruf
st. In the rear. The singer Manufacurinc Go. .is
WAN1ED IMMEDIATELY. orr FIRST
w class front bricklayers. other brI.kla. err o.
the first class workers, snd cool lllor,s- Nn.,s
pad weekly. Apply TO JOSEPH VI. rAQt "a,
Buli er, on Franklin ave, bet Madhon aud houoo
80 bfooklyn. 80
NTANTED-6 OPERATORS on MOROCCO
w shoes, the highest Ws'c. paid lo 90 banda,
.lso two pa icrs CONSTANT e'ngo, meat l.qu.ie sij
ANHnuc ~, BROOKLYN. 10
WANTED GOOD OPERATORS APPLY
w at G. White 81. al2
\NANTED-A FEMALE OPERATOR TOE
W Whec.c. q Wilson'S sewing machine, iI9
Washiuston IT, HObokon 20
WANTED 4 PRACTICAL TlSMAN-IN-
w qui-c at 2iJ Wa.or II.
WANTED AN ORNAMENTAL JAPAN
" net; one accu.'0nci 'o -'tln". Ntp atlNN.N
60 O. sglIi! 4 sons 81 Futon IT. between u and
WANTED 4 RESPECTABLE GIRL To
~ do gcnyrsi housovoE. Apply ~ o. iO'. s..,
Nii.iam-hur.h On
"ANTED-AN OPERATOR AND THREE
hnshers on ia O.; root handle 10, fad stuo4y
yoIA ana the beet OF wagcs ut I. Concord IT OOH
WANTED COAT AND FANS M4tcT,
lniu re At KITCHEN, COX d SMITH, Boz p .pI-
w., nom 10 J. o'clock O. NJ. -
WANTED-A BLACKSMiTHS HELPER.
w luluirc at 4l1 Wa'cr %. 1j
(VANTEp-AN OrrEAIOE Oh Supc,s
W elng m lchln' g.. can covers: also u lArer
number OF hand to finish hsis .aI caps Apalv liJ
b.uadway, up t.!r. IS
NNHiELWElGUF, CARRIAGE PAlNT-
err s an4 ~ eIseSsmi'h' hs.2'r wanted ~ "
ItNl'S' 81 Ihlrh eNr, ut4" 2ad ~. I,
NIJANTED-t YOUNG MAN OF GOOD
lcit orders Tor IN sshlo gilth0,id uufr,u prI t|.
tons. Apply hom Il TO O'clock. at 325 Wei ia
NNANfFD-NEW SHIRT lRDNlRS ANn
w washg.a etc g'y - or, euf ',.. rurcs 20 ...,,-
rc1ccd ami, ~ the lhln.r}, - Mc.,or rt ~i,-
NNANTED-AT No. ! FRANKFORT 81.
W waters. poitef.. clerks bn tenders, coachucu,
ana All want nE tWp % iavut an huir'-, ttuIvs uud
rcn'icuen's families, =" c.tv and country, 10
NNANiED-A FIRST CLASS CARRIAGE
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a COMPETENT WHEELWkiGHT WAN
! 'ci, nc who undentard. cart nd Truck work
NJ otcr need sppl,, at l5j West 18Th IT, bets I'm
and n ave ga
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An ACTIVE YOUNG MAN W.

-ho can nee Ncnch too's. \ German preferred
.hH1ly % CT. lll l-uN, As Fulton Il. -
a PISTOL ENGRkNER AND A Pearl
l0d IVORY hand mater wanted ELLIOT
ARMS 60. 90 nfonIwav 10
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WANTED.

w NV En-.
ARTIFICIAL FLOWER MAKERS Wanted
At 5E3 BrOadpay. Good pay and steady work ali
e'eir round Aso smart errand boz. 1871
A RTIFICAL FLOwERS-wANTED 100
/ siancber,. Apply at s. walker st S3s
! \ YOUNG AMERICAN LADY WISHES 10
| A,Hsin law o.. other eopyine to do at home; is
g. cupci't. Addrc's 4. N. g., 50 Cuf At. y \. 4l9
! a WONDERFUL RUSH FON MALE AND
tAhmue hc'p " ! MtlPLEl's office. White
81. Nll.' :. .au.a vaIti,,1 house aud up st.rs
it'a. a. uol, l a. -atcue's, polters sui IA 90
ai. those aio~ land'i err oJci immci' oloJ.
Iu.t ,.irt ye can iccofumenl. Sd
A COMPETENT wHEELwRiGHT WAS.
- 'ci mo who understard. cart nd truck work .
Noo nor need appb, at loj West 18Th IT, bets IN
AN ACTIVE Young MAN WANTED
-ho can nee Ncnch toois \ German preferred
hpHIy % C.l'. ill r-uN, e, Fulton Il. y,
4 PISTOL ENGRkYER AND A PEARL
md IVORY hrude nntet wanted ELLIOT
ARMS co. ioi nroaiwav 10
A ETlIlCIAL FLDWEES-WANTED. a
a 'n.It {ouns man e cut ont anu to make the
PiN ~ wooficr It. sG6
a CLOlH STAMPrR WANTED TO GO TO
=. Ih'''.'. N'nE 10 JOHN H. hOULE Ia Nassau
4 BOY, 10 or 1G YFAES OLD, WANTED
o. 'Il luiaon - in tAe tai.or store " - mes
3 GOOD WAITER WANTED. AT no. 15i
..-.' Cal .hi. On, iri 'tu4 n am e,
j. TnW GIRLS WANTED To LEARN To
1skr COX Az ric.. o.urucl u: tno4cr1te
A.. 90" MAlNALD'a, III i.lo' 3, s.ur ,ts.'2.i,s
I TIDY GiEL, NIiO UNDERSTANDS
lc'cral hon oVo X, and can sc . 3d. s.IIi.nt nlI
Ne ''. .sa T b, 'p sa 2r o a4 ' ace
4 TlNSr.CLASs WILMER AND TRIM.
sal6 ,or ti.c b.,osisa. ~ ''''.' - ~. -.'
\ BOY WANTED 10 ECN lRR4NDS
nd uHfc hIAr.i utcWl iu q fltuui...ur,.
'cI., ot....cl. Apply an 'Ae h.r ea,n,ro i
ARTIFICIAL FLOWEES-wANrED 100
..t' .4.,.l '.. fNU ar 'r..l .t. r.., Itf
$3.50. .u.-ng,. rp... iuga 'c-. N..,s.sIl
a ! bJOEIAM'o, go FOURTH AVE. 20
ol .va r 80. go .tuat .ors ni'c poo,
g. of al k.Ads l-c-JIk' a.I ulass a,cy
a YorNG LADY OF GrNTEFL Ailrcss
na1'c' in rto o.r.pae Gallery 40
"A IhllLY lust RETURNED FROM
,0urt-s lo'' q. ch,ri erl.'l, d vai,e-.. a
go '' 1ns e,' e.. p In general good wa,, will
4 FaW GOoD HOOP SKIRT MIXERS
..Hfol ...n .r...H.. nd eiIls % ur.t u.i s.f
g,. -. .,,.,pi. ,oS. J. d a T. hEnL,. a.
AIt>i> WANTED TO SELL 4 POPULAR
lvos. AY1y to h. cWhOOD, - Maiden
J.. 10 ia
4 Roy WANTED TINT CAN SIT TYPr.
- .,p work rIsp % small nov to rr,l crianf'
hH $500 10 o fuIf l.., a. NLINiINI', prnt-
iu- ,...o. " Canal a.. .4a
Roy WANTED TO LEARN THE PRINT
- iur 'Us Hos-, ono fiu understand tie don
pc's rrc.,te At sffE. Once ~ B.,ocke-f 30 bet.
luatwa, -Ii CIo,h 81. o1}
D)I WANTED IN 4 WHOLESALE Storr,
~ .iuut o. was Old; tau be- stout and active a1d
WILING to 90 H.r him cf generally useful. II, strict
tgp. ton 20 lns'rcs- rool p-0 poet Of advance
Address T.. " KELLER co, 80 Fulton e. IL
DOY WASTED-ABOUT &c YEARS OLD,
- to clo-a 10 ties. Apply Gt 10 and IL Chant c-s
st-cet iIy
JtOlS WANTED To STRIP TOBACCO FOR
- -cr1r r.ti me. App ut 80 Barclay r.. o.
BLACKSMITH WANTED - ONE &c
A. gu.L.ul With VA On york Apply at 20 Smith
.. be- ''frl.r sa' stat" atf. Nfooklyn. .25
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100 COTTON WEAVERS AND Spinnors.
Ivy males and females, married or unmarried,
wanted for one of the largest mills. The highest
rneos paid and steMy implement; fare paid. In
Guic Of N. COIINERf 4 uINDENLANG, 20
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EUR SEWERS WANTED - AND ONE
/ good Gusher. Tor tue eOrk; 20 to = plid weekly
60 ro-d nnuGs. Inquire ia shop II Ann 1t, w rtnI
aIOg nom BIOaln,'. 30
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1865-11-21
TRUSTEES SALE,
OF.
q or eH III

BY virtue of Decd of Trust, recorded in Deed
a1ok 81, page -, Jefferson County Records will
Sci in front of the premises
Tuesday, 5M day Of December, 1865,
A.! At T. o'clock; NJ, the VALUABLE no. AH.7
Eel PROPERTY, known as the SCAR fffItfl
House, Charlcstown, Jefferson County, virginia.
Ihl5 Commodious establishment is situated in one
OF the most delightful villag cs in the Shenandoah
valley, eight miles from Harpcr's Ferry, and inn
mediately on the line of the Winchester and Pc
tOmac, Rail Road. 1t has all the necessary appoint
plan.
1t has THIRTY-FIvE ROOMS, most of them
large and well ventilated, and is capable of accom-
MQdatlng, with the utmost convenience and COM
fort, SEVENTY-FIVE GUESTS.
The STABLIING- attached is sufficient far SEW.
ENIY- FIVE HORSES.
The EN,Cmbraces TWO ACRES, and has
been improved to acapacity to supply abundantly
all the vegetables required in season.
a most excellent. ICE HOUSE, with DAIRY at
techcd' GOAL SHEDS, &C., complete the improve
nsnts of this most desirable property.
TERMS cash, but tic Trustee has reason to
oehGve that the purchaser may secure a reasonable
credit on the purchase money above $4,000
Ihc title deeds may be at my Law office in
Charlcstown, Jefferson County VIRGINIA,
ANDREW E. KENNEDY TRusrEE
November 7, lS65-ts, =.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1865-11-21

na-In Paris the principal. sufferers frsn
the cholera were the rag-piokers and. the
street-sweepers. On the former class it had
fallen,Eery heavily. One hundred and fifteen
d b TIM ten days
conduct of the Emperor and Empress in visit
ing the hospitals had produced a salutarg
effect upOn,the popular. mind.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1865-11-21
PoeticaI..
THE MARTYRS OF,THE SOUTH,
exA n. s:EEK.

Oh. weepnot for the gallant hearts
Who fell in battles day.;
They well performed their hero partn
And passed fsOn earth away:
They lie asleep on EOnOrs bed
Young Frec3Om's mRTtyrcd oeno
For all thatsa dear to man they bIed-
For God and native land!>
Weep not for Jackson, who laid down "
His life ia. fullest Inlne;
Who alua 70 wore the Yictor's CROWN
Now wears a deathlcss name!
Oh!,what a loss that day was ours,
Vixen that greatAight grew dim
We weep among OUr.darkened boEers,.
But do not weep for him"
For Sidney job nsoR-whose high worth.
Was FheedOnl's polar star
Who like Elijah, passed from earth
In battles fiery carS
Shed not Z tear-he.is not E6Gd-
But Up from, Shileh gone! -
Where wreaths aInbrosial deck hin heAd1t
Beside great WRshingteni
Weep not for Gafnetts his young brow
Among the earliest paled;
Tough death compelled his form to bow,
His spirit never quailed!
Among Virginia s,noEntain nights
With Garland by his side,
Aud Starke-they fought for Southern right:
And for their country died.i-
Oh. for Mccullough -do'noI weep
The Marion ofthe West
Nor for Barlow nor Bee-but keep :,
Their memories in the breast.
They realized mans nOblest fate
In yictory'5 lap to lie
Wea must die, or soon or late
How bleGt like them to die!
Fair Miss;ssipPfs staIwart chief
Brave Ban ksdale, too, has gonc..y
And Zollicofier's life too brief,
And Greenland brave Morton.
Kentucky 3 Hanson SAUNDERS low,
With Helm and 2tanch well
Pour not for them the stream of woe,
With angels now they dwell.
E'orAlabama's own loved dead,
Though humber be their nanes,r
Why should the selfish tear he shed
They are now Gods and fame's.
Rest Irby, Webb, Jones. Hobbs and Hale,
Rest Jewett, Somers. Moore,
1nse, Carrot, LumaN. Pelham, Bainc,
On.dcath's triumphant shore.
Whatstars crowd cut upon tho sky,
Ofhistory, as Write!'
Would couldnunber them on high,
The planets OF our nj ght
They live immortal; and for them.
We need not shed n tear;
Each wears golden diadem
In q celestial sphere.
But we must weep-ayc, deeply mourn
For our Cwnselves bercEt;
The priesthood from Que affairs torn,
Our homes in da rkness left
The widowed and the orphan band
On fate'5 rude waters toat-
Weep for the angUiSh-stricken land
That such great souls has lost?
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1865-11-21
NJ is clellaneOus.

THE ADVANTAGE OF SECURELY
weeks ago strolled into q, friends counting
room. He being absent commenced chat
with his clerk, when a good-looEirg "culIed
pussun," entered, dofed his castor, and said ::
"Mas' Bob, kinsyou lend NE q quarter till
dis afternoon, and l pay him, sartin ?"
Mas Bob applied his dexter to his vest
pocket, but it made no ''sign." 1 turned.
"Well, Buck, you look tolorably honest,
but as don't know you, if you will give me
security 1 will lend you the quarter"
His eyes Heightened as he asked:
"Mas' Bob, will YOU sc my sccurity?"
eyes" replied Bob.
forked over. Some time afterwards,
vending the same way, as I was about to en-
ter the Office, theidentical Buck stood before
me
"Buck, where's my,quartor? You didn't
pay me as you promised"
"No, sab, but glib you security"
''Well, but want you to pay mel lent
you'the quarter"
"Dat's true, sab, but it am dc custom down
here to FAUST de security fuSt."
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1865-11-21
PROFESSIONAL GARD.

EOR.certain reasons deem it proper thu. 20 sav
Il to the public, that, being relieved of ctisys e.
nents and difficulties, which for several years have
necessarily drawn largely upon NV time and at
ienton and more or less raised the discharse
OF professional duty, intend ii my life DC spared,
70 oeSo sS next ten years eEc'usiUsly faithful
will give especial attention to that brarch of
practice WHICH has been my main study from the
commencement OF my experience" THE DISEASES
or FEMAtEs AND CHItD land in order TO "A sue
ccssIul mana cement, will avail myself of the La
test Improvements III hlGficines and appliances.
ny,.o.,, JOHN J: H. STRAITH.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1865-11-21

MA and has now open a Shop on Main
Es9SS&ss, street. very nearly opposite the old
Keeping always on hand good stock of mate
rails, his old customers and the public generally
may rely upon being satisfactorily accommodated
by GIVING him call. He promises good work and
reasonable charges; and he socits The patronage
Ut those W no may be IN. want of anything in his
nc of business.
Thankful for the liberal patronage heretofore be-
slowed uPoa him, nc would ask tinuancc of
the iaEorS OF his old friends, and trial of his work
upon his part to please and accommodate.
q Hides bong ut and taken i'll exchange for work.
November I, lS65-tf.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1865-11-21
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