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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-02-06

lHE Bloomfield Guard says that the sur
veylng party on the Bloomfield and Keokuk
railroad connecting at Stumptown, has per-
formed It's work and is said to have found an
excellent route. Good is to come unto this
city from the completion of this road, which
is thus recounted by the Guard:
This will form link in the Cedar Rapids
K. K, via Fairfield, Washington, and Iowa
City, and will traverse the coal and mineral
region of Davis County; by which route
keokgk can get cheap supply of coal, coal
OIL salt, hoop poles, and sorghum molasses,
TO say nothing Of the other numerous produc.
tons OF Hsckelbarney, including dried pump.
&in and heavy eopperbead majorities-now
nearly curiosity among civilized people.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-02-06

Total Assets... .067. l55 60
LIARiLITIS6.
s. The amount Of liabilities one OF not due to
Banks or other creditors. .....a-....-. NoDe.
Losses adjusted apd dus.................... None.
LOSSES adjusted and due...... .....e 10 100 %
8 Lasses unsdj ustel. In suspsnss, waiting
further proof ZIG 091 q
10 All other claim. against the Company are
small. for printing, &C.. sstimated....... 100 -
Total Liabilities. ,sa4l ssl q
IL The grratest insured In any rsk 10 Thrift
Thousand Dollars.
IL Ia The grsatast amoant allowed to be Insured In a,y
one city, town. VILLAGE or block varfAs
H. The OF Incorporation Of the Company b on AZ
with the Andites Of Iowa and 10 unchspeed
Deposited with Tia STATE Of Ohio $4,000 Win Osltr
mia s7s 600 With Wisconsin $4,000 Win rsnsss-
he asssnt Of Prsniuns rec~iysd du.ias the yer n
the susie u Iowa, Sss.al77 ~.
Hartisrd Ooanty. Hartford, Jnuary l, 1895
fhouas Alex. nder President and L.cius J. Hesdss,
Secretary 81 the xtsa in-arascs Onnpany a Hartrd
CoAasccut being ssvrxaiy and daily sveVs aposs anl
say, and sch for himsef says, that the tesegning
CoDpany, and that they are the abovs sans o0css
thereof THO A. ALkxANoA Prssk
REV ssanp, 5 etsl LUCIUs J HENDD 10y.
Subscribed aaA ewsen 10 beere BY the a1ove Dasa
yhsaas 4. Als1sadr, President, and Lsctse pea1ss,
Secretary, On tbis LIT Aay ~ January. X
HENRY r0WLDA Jseaos - - Rsaap.
Au,ssess 0sysos, Iowa, |. !.
D. Mesnss 1aAsWy losA tee4 g.
y = Ascsay ssso1A thas sscre - bsse 49, u ab
Assa ls.nla1s o.~Dsas, ssosssA = HaFtsss, !. ~
q = Il ~ y Jssssy, -, :. =
= seeodenes Nh ~ Jsesssbess Il - ~ q - g.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-02-06

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10000 n,mo
4.W $4,000
1900 rs $50
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70 900 1850
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$4,000 1880
% 900 %. 900 Il
5000 81 Sp
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1920 /
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% 600 Is I" I
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$4,000 G,@
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ss,tSo 81 100 I
20 ops eco
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a.cbo $3.50
ls,fo0 u ~s
60 DO A-;o |
s.a. x,ss, 50
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II. 900 1880 /
1000 s."
10 go le,ooo
LOO l.sW /
aqo 1900 |
1000 l3.gO t
% 900 itIoO
s,te $3.50
5000 i,2so
20. ls.e
0,@ $500
80 ke a@ +
A.eee sassO I
Hpoo 1870
200 1880
npoo s.sso
iopoo 1900
apo 400 |
'ePoe IL 800 |
leR, 1000
iePoo lo.ooe /
10000 q. 600
$4,000 . 600
20 POO 5000 +
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10000 n-5o /.
lo.ooo 1850
70 90 ri 800
II, 900 10000 l.
% coo 5000
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10, 900 I0RO +
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70 ON 1000
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Looea no
1922 10'~
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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-02-06

"FrS FoR You, Bur DEATH TO U.s.
). {. Curtis 4 Co., are now selling out their
entire stock of goods regardless of cost, with.
out reserve or deception. Come and buy
while you can get them at ruinous prices.
Best prints at 70 and Is cents wool mer;.
noes. at l-25,iworth LIS; silk and cotton warn
alpaca, from so cents to l25; Delaines from
70 to 35 cents; double shawls from to 10
dollars, and everything else in proportion.
Call Immediately You are sure to get a
bargain, as they are bound to close out their
present stock to make room for Spring ooods
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-02-06

81 The most complies stock In the city can aIways
% foupd At the above establishment and Al the TsE7
owest Aaures. janT
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-07-30
FRENCH MEDICINES IN VOGUE
BY GRIMAULT & CO.,
Chemists to III. L. II. Prince Napoleon
43 RUE RICHELIEU, PARIS.
No More Cod Liver OIL.

This syrup employed greatest success in place Of
Cod Liver OIL to which it is infinitely superior 1t dis
of the chest scroula nphatc disorders green sick
ness muscular atony and loss appetite regeneraes
constitution by purifying the blood and is in word the
powerful depuratve known 1t fagues the stomach
and bowels and is administered with greatest efficacy to
young children subject huos obstruction the gland
AT last 1T is very efcacious in the diseases skin
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-07-30

OF these debts a large proportion, say 9l500-
"has accumulated during time of peace, and
has not been thrown upon the several countries
during struggle for life." And even during
peace the debt of the various nations keeps on
increasing at the rate of about ego 900 900 or $500
900 900 year, So that should peace prevail in
Europe for the rest of the century at the present
rate of increase the debt of the nations enumera.
ted would amount to nearly e. 900 OOOO 900 or 500
100000, 600. "These," said the Chancellor, ARE
pOrtentous circumstances.n
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fed. There is no movement Whatever III a''asSe"
but we are Informed mat u cannot pe pough' loI
less than 523c, u gallon by the cargo
ToBACCo-There has been some htte inquiry TO-
day, and negotiations were pending for several
lots, but they had not peen closed when we lett
the market. Holders are quite flrm IN theirpnces,
and are not nnXlous to sell at the prices offered BY
buyers. we, however quote at 4o95c' for low re-
fused, Agh' '3l@o5e'; heaVy DO 75N@tlc'; good
do. I3cg l3c'; common leaf l5@l7c; fair do. ITO
l9c'; Tor sooodo., and 1Oc@25c. y b. for choice.
FLoUR-Ibe market is very dull and prices are
ofooplhS, 'uii the supply on hand Is small ouI IL
consists chiefly of the product of old Wheat and
buyers are cautious in purchasing. New Flour 49,
however, coming in slowly, and we are informed
that the Flour is Of far superior qaulity to that
that has been received in this market for some
time previous. The sales to-day have been con
fined to $50 bbls, of which $50 bills choice extra
at SIS So $50 good extra at sl3, 80 do at Sl2 ~
Is do. at $ll %, $50 low extra at $40 TO- ~ oo'
at So 100 on its merits at IS Is, 100 superhne al
S. 50, and so do. at s. Is u Dbl.
CoES-Continues quiet and prices remain un-
changed. Sales to-day comprise $500 sacks in
lots follows, viz; 100 sacks white at 81 lz5 800
do. at 81 10, 500, 800, zoo and 2lO yellow and yell
low mixed at Soc, 500 do. at 875c., and lG3 in
fertor do. at Soc. q bushel'
OArs-Haye been in better demand to-day, and
prices are somewhat frmer. The sales include
2loo sacks Of which 200 black at 55c., 1900 and
800 at 55c. and 400 ordinary at Sc % bushe
BEAS-Remains quiet, and prices are unchanged.
There were sales Of 700 and zoo sacks at 81 l23 "
100 lbs.
HAYS dull and the supply is light. There
/ rrpr no sale of tO-la
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NO More Consumption.

GRIMAULT's SYRUP OF HYPHOsPHATE OF LIME
This new medicine is sovereign remedy in phthisis and
other diseases Of the pngs promptly All most
serious symptoms The cough relieved the night sWeats
cease, and the patient rapidly RECEIVERS his health
No More Poverty of the BLOOD and Pale
Complexion.
DRs. LERAs' PHOSPHATE OF IRON
This terrugnous medicine contains the elements
blood and bones and iron in liquid state is different from
all hitherto offered the public liquid co0ress taste
less It speedily ohoross pains in the stomach difficult
digestion, dysmeuorrhGa and anemta.
The majority OF the Academies of Medicine of Paris
mend the Phosphate of Iron to ladies OF delicate constitution
suffering from ema, and all other persons fatgued
anxiety nervous emotions, oVeEwork general debility
and puornOss Of blood.
It's the only preparation which constipation
and can be borne by the most delicate stomRchs
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Cattle Market.
JEFFERSON CRY, July 80, 1866

Arrived Saturday and sunday-5OO Texas
Beeves and 223 Calves and Yeariings. Sold OH
saturday-359 Texas Beeves, l3l Calves and
Yearlings 20 Hogs and 4 Mich Cows. Stock on
sale-lO96 Texas Beeves, 537 Calves and Year.
lings, 1876 Hogs, 524G Sheep and % Mich Cows,
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Commercial t3ntelItaente.
CRESCENT OFrIcE, No. "a CAMP STREET,
Sntnrttnnr EueninR .Inlu 92 1865

Saturday Evening, July %, 1866. !
CoTToN-The markethas been still irmer to-day,
influenced by the uniformly unfayorable tenor of
advices of the growing crop. Offerings, especially
of the better grades and of even running lists,
We're unusually light, and in most cases they were
held at the outside figures in our last quotations,
which we repeat as follows, viz: Ordinary
25@27c., good ordinary 29@3lc., low middling
33@34c., and middling 35@37c. The total sales
for the day amounted to 1900 bales, divided among
10 brokers, and as heretofore, prices were IT.
regular throughout, small and inferior lots having
changed hands at about previous rates, while
prices of good ordinary and higher qualities
steadily tended upward. Should the European ad-
vices, now past dae, disclose an advance on the
other side, we may reasonably look for increased
activity and higher figures in the market during
the coming week.
STATEMENT OF COTTON.
Stock on hand Sept lst IS66-bales. ,....,... $3.50
Received since yesterday ...,...,,......s SO
Received previously. ,s2674l q2
aa $3.50
Exported slnes yesterday rs -,
Stock on hand and on shpboard mot 1925
The exports include 24l7 bales for New York,
1861 bales for Liverpool.
SUGAR AND MoLAssBs- The receipts from the
lower coast since yesterday comprise 8 bbIs of
Sugar and bills Molasses. The market still con
tinues very dull, and there is scarcely anything
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-07-30
rTNHERAPEUTIC VALUE OF GRMAULT 4
4 CO.. Chemists in Paris
FerruginOus Syrup of Peruvian Rark,

syrup bA PERUVIAN
In solving problem hitherto declared qpsolya5le BY all
s9eq FeErqgnoqs Syrup Of Peruvian Bak Aessrs GIRL
Paris have discovered medicine unexcepona merit and
the most hg5 competent persons in recognizing its
The following important document has been received from
Germany country recognized the first chemists
the world It'll from Professor Ketzins Chemical Anayzer
to the Law Courts who testides the following terms to- he
value Of the Syrup of Bark edica Gazette Of Vienna oct
4 GRIMAULT has succeeded the happiest manner in
9& MEB5SS s tire m parts Of his
thus disguised in addition to its agreeable flavor is much
Mr. GRiMaULTs FERRUGI2oUS SYRUP Is teref saens
of the best pharmaceutical preparatonsa truly scientfca
Long so9gh alter Of giving iron aud 6aTI IN PFGalem
agreeable form free from defect and all parties
| Chemical Analyzer to the Law Courts Hospital Chemist
Professors Of Ghe1nistryi ii,
Let MS now see in what the French Ambassador at
Vienna replies Messs Grmaut Co.. regards the high
''FRENcH EMBASSY At VIENNA
Vienna August 23 1856
Exceency the Ambassador have the honor you
that Professor Kletznsk of high standing Vienna
O''' 'l'I--'''' - N'''''''-l'' PIERRET,
| Consul and attaehe to the Embassy.
I General Depotin Paris, &GRIMAULT' Il CO.'S,
in New Orleans, pgooNqE DEIooHE dUtLL6Ts,.
T'EE EELICIANA LEDGEK-BATog SARA,
| PUBLISHED WEEKLY BE Il -
WILLIAM G. AENIs, Editor and Proprietor.
| J. B. WEDERsTRANDT Associate Editor
EHRxs:
Subscription for Y msntAs in advance g
- - '"'''''''''''''''' q W
One square, 10 lines Sc
JOB Work ofa Lbs done with asatne5a and dispatch
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BETTER Than Copalba.
M4U1rs CAPSULES AND LIQUID ExrRAo

MAULT's CAPSULES AND LTo1up EXTRACT OF
MATICo YEGETALIs.
Where all other preparations failed tbssa rFansatio
will always effect These insure rapid and
Of and chronic private diseases
They used in the hospitals of Paris by the celebrated Or
eond and are found greatly superior to all hitherto know
mineral remedies and cOpaba cubebs The injection
used in recent and capsules in chronic cases 49,
General depot in Paris at GRIMAULT & CO.'S .
Chemists to II. I. H. Prince Napoleon
..a 43 Richelieu
Sold in New Orleans by DUC0NGE
=ttra E. DELOGHE
GULL0T,
And every coed chemist
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r, w. ADAMS,
COMMISSION MERCHANT,
"a Allies d'orIeans, Bordeaux, France.
Co; W H. Avery, Gen D. w. Adam Henderson 1 Gaines
o. Nixon o. '" NN'"Afi0 anu D.
WILLIAM LEETCH-
COMMISSION MERCHANT,
s5 MAGAZINE STREET,
Sole Agent for R. Dayton : Cas- New Ysrk celebrated
Preserves Oysters LObsters Salmon Pieces Sauces syrpps
etc. Fine Wines Brandes Tsdss quality guaranteed the
best and prices "a La as any.
Teas Of e A G. j. Lows direct imp ration original and
convenient packages of vsriopg sizes.
Grocers Hotel Keepers Country Merchants will find It
to hes advanageto call examine samples at the ofce
second floor, front No 90 MagaGine street.
MARTIHEz ds PAAAC1O-
Foo' P1zAREo MARTINEg-ANToN1o PA1Ao1o.)
Commission Merchants,
lps azAyIEE STREET,
---- NEW oRIzAEs
| DALLIEGHAM d. BEBL0Es-
70. DILL1NGB4M-Jo pEBLe1s.
Successors to Weed, Writer'S L Co.,
Commission M erchants and Wholesale Grocer
Nos. 7, ., IL and ls Tchoupitoulas Street,
- NEw oRLEAxs
| q L. KOUES d BRO, -
fe. L. KoUEs. BEN. B. KoUEs,
@sneral CommissIOn Merchants
WHOLESALE GRoCEzs,
AND DRALzzs r. F.
| FANCY GROCERIES, BOAT And BAR sTeREA
| No. 90 Common street, new 6rlsaas
Collections oonsgnnsns Sell and Orders to Purchase
Pscuar attention given to Receiving and Forwar ing
Liberal Cash advances made 0onsignrents
WRITEMAN BROTHERS,
70. P. WHITMAN, H. c. wHTTEKAr e. W, wH1rE
kAEJ
OofnthiSsfoh' Receiving and ForvvardinR
Merchant,
.. Wholesale and Retail Dealers IN
GROCERIES,, WESTERN PRODUCE, LIFE, UEMEE1
NAILS Etc,
BaYau sara, La.
~ Having resumed business st their old esud
SOLICIT renewal of former patronage
"A STEWART d. co.
ANDREW STEWART. j. a. AvERAJ
Commission and Forwarding Merchants,
Dealers In
BOAT STORES AND PLANTATION sgPPLIER
NO. Feers tor New Levee street. Canal street.
GoPPosTTR THE cusEoK Eo1sE3
New Orleans, La
Strict attention paid to the Sale and soraga NJ all tnd
Produce Liberal Cash Advances made on Oougenenta an
prompt Also Agents for the Red River Expres
SMITH ts CARR,
u. PNoKNEY SMITH, Carroll parish JoEs M aARR
Madison pArihll
Commission Merchants ana Purcha sim
AeentG,
% CAMP STREET, NEW cErriSs
9ag- Cash advances made on Consignrneats
TOBRPH III. OGLEsBR,
GATE oaLEsBY 4 MAoAU1AYJ
Commission Merchant, .. .....
NOS, g. 70 AND Y ToHoUPIToULAs sTREEE
II NEW oRLRLEs. III 5H"
MCKLyAINE BR0TMErss,
COMMISSION MERoHANTs
No. DO Broad Street, New Rork,
Cash advances made shipments to the above houua m
JOSEPH H. oGLEsBY,
-------- g, 70 and Y TchoupitoulaU street
JAMES WRIGHT,
GO lis SION MERCHA
"a 1-s Carondelet street. sa
Foreign and Domestic EXCHANGE bought and so,d
ADVANCES made on consig nments to A R. McMssts,
Bro Llverpool Caldwell Ashworth, Wall street. New OIL
REF. TOLEDANO, =6-...
COMMISSION MERCHANT,
Ne. 1s Union street, New Orleans.
TT @. NOEL,
COMMISSION MERCHANT,
For the sale Of ...g ...-
cattle, MOEs, Sheep, Mules and Morsas
STOCK LANDING, NEW ORLEANS.
Satisfactory references given /. r.
!, CMENOWETH, CASEY % CO.. H
GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
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played for. Merton lost. He sprang upon his feet,
death-pale despairng, oTerWhelmeoA ana hoatse
execration surged through his clenched teeth.
Sanford and his associates coolly raked the plum
der together, their features lighted up with tendish
glee. ,r. ,r,n4o
shrieked, as if smitten with sudden frenzy, ana
darting at Sanford's throat: You, devil that you
are, have undone, destroyed mel"
fNo doubt of it," calmly replied Sanford,
shaking off his victims grasp ana think II ina. mas
been very artistically and ettectually done, too
Sniveling, my fine fellow, will scarcely help you
much"
Mr.. Merton glared upon the haunting villain in
speeches. agony andrage.
exclaimed, at the same time taking up bundle OF
| forged notes. 1T does not appear to me that
Mr.. Merton has played against equal STAKES LOT
unqqestionaby this paper Is not a geRnbe o,d life
cheap?n and he rushed toward me, as II TO seize
| the forged notes.
| was quick as he and the leyeled tube of pis-
toll sharply arrested his eager onslaught: The en-.
tire gang gathered near us, flaming with excite
menf. Mfr. Merton looked from one to another,
apparently scarcely conscious of what was passing
around him.
/" Wrench the papers from him! - screamed
| Sanford, recovering his energy. " seize him
stab, strangle him! +"
ssLook to yourself, scoundrel! | shouted, with
equal vehemence. t Your hour has come Off
GERS, enter and do your duty!n
an llSbdub bHe lpulA WAS ullSu VIM POAlSN
and surprised, panic stricken, paralyzed by the
suddenness of the catastrophe, the gang were all
secured without the slightest resistance, though
most Of them were armed, and marched off in
custody.
Three--Sandford, or Carbon; but he had halfa-
dozen aliases, one of them-were transported fol-
life; the rest were sentenced to various terms OF
imprisonment. My task was etfectually accom-
plished. My superiors were pleased to express
very warm COMMUNICATION of the manner in which
had acquitted myself and the first step in the
promotion which ultimately led to my present pc
sition in another branch of the public service was
soon afterward conferred upon me. Mr.. Merton
had his bonds obligations, jewels and money, re
stored to him, and taught wisdom, by terrible eX
! perience, never again entered gaming house
, Neither he nor hisady-mother were ungratefu fo
the service I had been fortunate enoughlto rende
: them.
!
HTao names mentioned in this narrative for obvtou
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The Board of Trustees have declare Scrip dv
dend of thiryye the earned participating
premiums for the ending 18th February 1885, which
certificates will be issued after the I'd day of July
next.
The Scrip Certificates issued for the year 1850 will be re.
deemed also six cent interest all outstanding Cerf
Gates of Scrip will be paid second Monday of May
1866 to the holders thereof legal representatives
CHARLES BRIGGS, President.
a. OARRIERE, Vice President.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-11-05

BY W. WINSTON FoNTAIEE, OF VA.
In early youth. truant boy,
] wandered over hill and vale:
And in Froissart, with ardent Joy.
] read the knightly tale.
read Sir Walters glowing mage
OF war against the Paynina foe.
OF Gcenr de Leonis martial rage NJ
OF courtly Iyanhoe.
With flushing face and beating heart;
With kindiing spirit rising light,
A feryent wish my lips would part:
Oh if were a knight!''
Twished to be a feudaI lord
With FURNISHED armor on my breast,
10 charge upon the Moslem horde,
With pointed lance in rest
With favor Of my 1ady-love
EntWined amid my floating plume,
Upon barbed steed to rove,
And sing q fair cheeks bloom.
little deemed the time would come,
When, with ancestral sword in hand,
Amid the bullets deathly hum,
I'd strike for mother land.
h Tonight the radiant moonbeams fall, 81
and dappling light the forest dim;
II
The katy DIS weird hymn.
/ hear some chargers FESTIVE snort
hear the sentryis lonely step
Where many a Southern soldier haught
Lies near me locked in sleep.
And sweetly rolls the Shenandoah
In lucid waters from the west,
As when the Indian maiden's car
0nee touched it's silver breast.
ny sabre leans against an oak.
My holsters are beneath nv head
And folded in my martial cloak.
muse on comrades dead.
Now, from the rivers dewy haze,
4 band OF warriors seems to rise;
And, lighted by the moon's pure rays,
They pass before my eyes.
Three noble youths* ride in the van
Young Fontaine and the Conrads brave;
Their ebon plnmes the breezes fans
Their crimson pennons wave.
Now. squadrons come in grand array,
WITH neigh of steed-with sabre clank-
Oh, splendid is that line Of gray
That skirts the river bank
There Ashby rides, with knightly grace,
His proudly prancing, milk-whiEe steed;
The soldiers joy upon his face,
Ere daring some bold deed.
His features glow as once they glowed;
His dark brown eyes are fierce and large
As when he pointed with his sword
And cried, e Virginlans, eharge!h
And there, form unknown to fame
4 soldier form Offender years
NY lips can never breathe his name
without fast falling tears.
There Pelham in the flush Of youth,
The light of victory ia his eye,
And Farley, with bis smile Of truth,
Go dashing gaiiy BY,
There Jackson, glorious battle-king,
Rides in his grim, gray uniform
as when his troops made Welkin ring,
Amidst the bullet storm.
There Stuart. princely cavalier.
With some gay love song on his lips,
Who led the way, with gleeful cheer,
Upon the hayonet tips.
81 But, bark but, bark the bugle sounds!
Away the phantom horsemen speed
And from the ground each trooper bounds,
And mounts his battle steed.
The couriers come and bark the cry
# The foe, the foe is near at hand,
Tie squadrons form, with flashing eye
Ia martial silence stand.
Virginia s flag in breeze above
Virginia's soil my feet beneath
draw my sword for her love
And State, which gave me breath.
III bigouac, on tie Shenandoah, Sept 1864.
sTh,es college mates Of tho author, They Hat first
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An editor has hard time. Not only has he to
work hard but he cannot even run away, with i'm
puuity We observe that 'the boys Of the Office
Jefferson vino has overstayed his time in Balti-
more. They 10 not appear to rate him high :
GO One hundred dollars, III Confederate money!
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STATE OF LOUISIANA.
papiSb aF HriaaDu riI,- nj Naru Nr1aop,

Parish of Orleans, City of New Orleans.
Belt remembered that the 9TH day of June 1866
me- the undersigned Justice of the Peace and for
parish aforesaid personally and appeared John Pember
ton President and Paul Fourchy Secretary the Merchants
Mutual Insurance Company of New Orleans who being duly
according law did depose and say that the
statement just and correct transcript from the
of the Company.
PAUL FOUROHY, Secretary. .
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-11-05

Sworn and subscribed before this 5h day of june 1866
PAUL W. COLLENs,
Third Justice of the Peace.