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COURT ORDERS.
COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.
~ TIE CIRCUIT COURT or PRINCE Ed
WARD:

WARD:
FAENyGLLE, Va. November 22, 1851.
Peter PLAINTIFF
c. H. mi s., Jr. sheriff and administrator, &C.. II. \.
Wilson, administrator, &C.. &. VI. Walker, exec
utor, &c; G.. ". Booker, curator, &c; Hercules
Bland. Mary Stand. o.. Crisp. d. kelso. Martha
deceased; the hrir, OF Robert Brace; William
shepherd; Robert MunrO aud Jane his wife
James hing and Helen his wife; ENltDeth shop
herd. John Walker aud Ann his wife; Jane Las
Defendants.
TO An Whom n Nay Concern:
IonaIc noti6cd that have appointed MONDAY,
December 10, 1881, aud my office, at sarinyille,
as The time and place, for executing the decice
made IN the above causc 1T the september tlsoll
term Of the court. Among other matters the Court
directs the following inquiriee:
Ist. Whether Alexander aud Peter Bruce Jointly
confined the business 81 the testator. David Bruce,
deceased. In the town OF farmyille, under The au-
thChty Of his will
2d Whether either the said Alexander or Peter
Brucc did continue said business separately, and,
Sd Into Whose hand. Ne PERSONAL estate OF the
said David Bruce passed. and what has become OF
u.
4th. Whether the specisl legacy Of $4,000 20 the
plintlfl T. Bruce, beque1thed Ia him ~ the will Of
the said David Bruce, has ever been paid.
9Th. Whether the special legacy OF $4,000 TO
Alexander Bruce, bcIlleated To him by the Will Of
David Bruce. has ever been paid.
9Th. Who are the brothers and sisters OF The said
David Bruce now living and The descendants. Il
such - are dead.
7th. Whether the mother and father Of the said
David Truce are now living or dead.
9Th. What Zee. N any, ought ~ be allowed 10
counsel, As prayed Tor Ia die petition " George W.
booker, curator Of tie estate - DAVID i,IueS
Y. y. WATKINS,
no 22-Wiw Commissioner.
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FAIR.

MONTE MARIA FAIR.-TlIE FAIR
wi FOR THE BENEFIT OF THE GOOD SIS
TIERS or MONTE MARIA 1T the new armory Is
now open, aud will continue for several nights
and the chartably inclined 10 extend To them the
liberal patronage they have received on former
occasions.
mo lS-lwl
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For tie Centennial demand sc have .srn.
gigantic sock ~ DAMASNS, NAFhlN,,' "' d
TONNES, MiNE-CLO1liS, Ton EL-' '
other Furnishings, - De- -oid Ncly low.
"FOSIkRn AID 0LON - ueN iu stock D. t'''
shade, Tor ofeIn, street or party nctr ,...t
GENTLEMEN'S WEAR, Ia CLOTHS, NNN'i
EDS, CA~SiMERES. . ..
COLLARS, sCAKFS, HALF-IiOsE SlilEl ~ ''
large variety.
LADIES WEAPPiNGs now opened.
Scud your order 10
FOlRQUREAN. PRICE. TEMPLt CO.
CAKDOZO, ALSOP, MOSBl 4 co.
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GENTLEMEN'S and LADIES MfElNN U "
DERNEAR, in White. scarlet ANA n. .'
ranging so cO>t nom fUc. tD -; .......
LADIES' COTTON aud CAMBRIl N'.' POO
WEAR az prices and On Nuisy Dob c.".i
with any market
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HORSES. MULES, COUpEs. &c.

EOR SALE, A COUPE, BYC.ST.syI
Il WOOD BROTHERS, Of Few York. 49,
ii perfect order. and is o1cr ~ a bargain. Can
be- seen nc GEORGE a. ( LIE < SONS car
riagc mandatory. no lO-lw
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DINNER AND SUPPER.

OHM Err AND
SUPPER.
THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 24TH,
at Second Rapiist church, by ladies Of the Baptist
churches Of Richmond FOR The benefit Of the Bap-
list Home for Aged Women.
Dinner. 80 cents, from 10 +. NJ; supper, 20
cents. from q 10 10 L. no lI-@3&2ff3t
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DRY GOODS. NOTIONS, DC.
CENTENNIAL ATTRACTIONS.
CARDOZO, ALsOP, MOsBY & co..
1905 EAST MAIN STREET.,
FOURQUREAN, PRICE, TEMPLE . Co.
420 EAST BROAD STREET.

Unusual efforts VIII re pat forth ~ .ati .l ,'
demands Of fastidious public. our buyer ll.
been long in the markets, and We mean o. at.
our prices e. suit The times. In order tlatIct Oil.
statement, any goods desired, thc '1mpl. Dr
scrlrtion Of which may have been .ceufrl ts
whore, We promise T. produce FREE % INiHt.,
AGE. Wearc determined % make 81 ON l.l.'.
convenience 90 Tie public.
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LIVERY.
SPORTING POWDER.
HIGH GRADES OF
IL SPORTING POWDER.

n
DIAMOND GRAlN-Nos. l, ,. and 3, IN l-pound
clnislcrs only.
EAGLE DUCkiNG-NOs. l, .. and 3, IN G4-pOund
KEYS and 1-pound can slcr-.
DUPONT HlfLE-Fg. Fig, and FFFg. in kegs Of
%, l2h. and 81 pomds-l-pound and '!-pound
caRistcrs. - -
SPORTING, MINING, and SHIPPING POW
DER Of every variety. manufactured 1T The cele-
brated mills of T.. /. Dupont de Ncmours & Coz,
Wilmington. Del, whose reputation has stood an
ryallcd for scvcnty-ci ght years the cNccllcncy OF
the Powder being due 10 the care bestowed on lis
manufacture and 10 the constant personal superyi-
sion of the owners. For sale 10y
HENRY NJ WORKMAN,
oc 5-cod3m Richmond, "a.
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~ OUR STOCK Is LARGE, ~ @
AND -SNSxs
MUST BE SOLD.
IMMENSE REDUCTIONS.
BUTTONS at 10 and l5c. per dOzcn-formcr
police % and 3Jc.:
HOSIERY nc much less than vaue
CLOTH GLOW - at juc. worth Sl2J-i0h lot
ND GLOVES rdduced-5Oc. Kids &c Doe. 65c.
at 4jc.. Zoe. Kids al Goo, II Kids ~ Soc
Tc., &C.;
BEST BARGAINS IN THE CITY IN GRAPES
IL Grape at 7jc., - Grape nj -, 80 Grape 10
-:
TRIMMED AND UNFRAMED hats AND
BONNETS from 2Jc. upward:
GREAT BARGAINS I'm orr MILLINERY DE-
PAR1MFNT:
ZEPHY R~-Bc,t quality. al coiors, reduced % &c.
an ounce For barg iins call lt
HC1ZLER BROTHERS,
n0IJ 52J Broad street.
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HORsFORD's ACID PHOSPHATE A BRAIN
REsToRER.- Horsford's Acid Phosphate re-
stores the brain when worried by the wear
and tear OF an active business life.
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DRUGS. MEDICINES, &c.
Price, soc. a bottle.
VACCINATION.
USE ONLY NON-IIUMANIZED VIRUS.

In an article I'm the Nineteenth Century DR..
CARPENTER, the distinguished English scientist.
says that the ALLEGED ineilc!cncy OF vaccination,
often asserted since DR.. Jenncr's time, has been
due 10 the fact that the virus used IN yaccnating
persons who afterward took the smallpox WAS not
fresh from the COW. but had been weakened by
long transmission through the human subject.
Vaccine Virus not fresh from the cow, but hui
manizcd' by many removes, affords no prOiec-
ton, and may communicate dangerous maladies.
But DIR. Carpenter details many facts 20 show that
good bovine virus + free from nearly all the OBJ
jcctions which can be urged-and with good deal
Of force-against - humlnized virus.
We are constantly receiving supplies Of BO-
VINE lnon-humaniGedl VIRUS from the Penn
syvania Vaccine Company, who have facilities
not surpassed by any vaccine firm In the country
for producing reliable virus fresh from the COW.
PURCELL, LADD & Co, Druggists,
nos 1916 Main street.
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The "Readjuster" Legislature OF VIZ
cinia will have to remove Riddleberger' =
disabilities II they send him to the unitea,
states senate. = louisville Courier-Jo'andl.
Surely not. Hc has no disabilities as
limited States senator. He is, however,
disqualified TO sit in the Virginia Senate
Dispatch. 81
How? Perhaps the Dispatch thinks
Rlddlcbergcr has fought duel. Perhaps
the Dispatch has heard go. But we should
like 20 know how anything heard or
thought by Che Dispatch can disquality
ANYBODY for holding Office in Virginia
especially IL he is already in Office Wh'9.
Mr.. RmptEBERGsn happens to know
whether he fought duel or not; ana Mr.
RIpprEBERGEn has taken IN oath as SEN
ator to support the Virginia CONSTITUTIONS
and that Constitution declares that no per-
son having fought duel "shall be allowed
TO hold any Office of honor, profit, or trust,
under that Constitution" There is no
room for doubt. 1t is not other peoples
knowledge, but his own, that stands Ill
Mr.. RDDLEBERGER's way.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-11-23

SOUR STOMACH, sick headache, aud dizziness,
Ilof DIrTEns cures with few doscs
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We have ccr.alu special bargains 200 Cow NJ
CukMl>E, and DRAW kks, o. vii. '''
especial attention.
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FROM WASHINGTON.
General Batter Expected to Take Part III
Guitcau's Defence-A Letter from Coionel
Mosby-yirginia Politics.

WASHINGTON, November 2l.-Mr. SEQ
VILE stated this afternoon that he expected
General Benjamin +. Butler would take
part i'm the defence OF Guitcau before the
trial is over. Senator Logan, OF Illinois,
has been subpunacd by the defence to
prove the insanity OF Guiteau, rs he Is I'M
der,food 10 have expressed his belief tothat
effect.
MOsBY AND TIE DERELICT CONsULs.
Colonel John :. Mosby, from the United
States Consulate at Hong Kong, writes to
friend here some severe and spicy COM
mcnts in reference to the failure to prose-
cutc certain eX-Unit,d States consular OIL
cials i'm China for alleged frauds and en-
beZzlements, notably Bailey and Loring,
and saws he is going to sec that it is done
himself when lie gets back.
VIRGINIA POLITICS.
The latest Malone Republican spoken OF
for n Cabinet Office is Colonel James ID.
Brady, internal revcnUc collector for the
Petersburg (Va.) district. General Ma
homes influence, il is said, is being quietly
eXerted in his behalf. II is not thought,
however. that the General is much con-
ccrncd about the Cabinet, or that he cares
who is in il or out Of It. but he has way oil
tickling the vanity Of aSpirants for office
who follow his fortunes, and maybe that
* the way he is paying Brady for his de-
yotiCn.
DR.. Jorgenscn, who gave reluctant and
long-delayed support TO the coalition, has
been forgiven. and will cooperate with
Paul and Fulkcrson, the Roadiuster NOM
bcrs Of the next House, which leaves Dc
zendorf, who continued recalcitrant TO the
last. thoroughly ont in the cold.-Bdltimore
N1fu
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subiect. We concede that wcst OF the
plue Ridge majority Of the whites In a
few counties cast their votes for CAMERON
but that section Of the State contains not
more, we suppose, than one fourth OF the
voters. or, possibly, one third. Only three
Of our congressman out Of nine reside In
that section; whilst two thirds OF RAN.
fuckers constituents live In East Vir-
ginit, as do large number OF PAuLs'
There must, therefore, be OF least TWO
thirds Of the voters in East Virginia.
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C1J@ FOURTH SUPPLY OF NEW
GOODS
At
II. & Z. MITTELDORFEES
527 BROAD STREET.

II. & 4. M1TTELDORFEE'S
527 BROAD STREET.
We have just opened large stock of
NEW GOODS,
bought AZ the recent large auction sales in New
York, consistlngOf
DRESS GOODS N all coloTs and qualities, from
Sc. per yard to s1.9j per yard:
BLACK SILKS at very low prices;
BLACK BROCADE SILKS cheaper than ever;
SATlNs, PLUslIEs, VELVETs, CLOAKs,
SACQUES, DOLNNNS, LISTERS, In large
variety. al prices To suit all;
BLACK CASlIMERES, BLACK SUUDA CLOTH
TAMisE, AUSTRALIAN CREPE, NOME
CLOTH. BLACk TAFFETA. from the low
est prices to tie lnc-t imported;
BLANKETS from s1.25 to slJ per pair
CARPETS! CARPETS, CARPETS!
RUGS. RUGS RUGsi
CARPETS from auction at the following prices
is, 20, 3, p. 2s, 81, "a, 30, IL, ~, %, 81,
64 ~, sjc. and 81 for the best
UNDERSiIiRTS! UNDERSIIlRTS,
LADIES, CiuLDREN'S, aud GENTLEMEN'S
UNDERsHIRTS and DRAWERS from 23c.
90 the finest made:
INDICATED RED SHIRTS and DRAWERS at
3l.2j worth $50;
LAUNDRIED aud CNLAUNDRIED SHIRTS nj
80. 60. Is. Sjc and Sl--tLc best goods FOR tic
money IN the city.
TABLE-LlNENS,
WINE-CLOIilS,
TOWELS.
NAPKINS,
SHEETlNGS,
COTTONS
MARsElLLES QUILTS.
COMFORTABLkS.
HORSE BLANKETS,
CASSIMERES,
CLOAkINGS, NOTIONS, HOSIERY,
KID GLOVES. LACE COLLARS, and
DOMESTICS ofan kinds, AT EXTREME
Is LOW PRICES.
Give Us an carly call.
ID. < r. AuTTELDOEyER,
no 90-Su,W&Sa J27 Broad street.
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M CLOAKING in large variety.
LEVY BROTHERS.
Ask to see the PERFCMED KID GLOVE. no 10
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VISITORS AND OTHERS ma
need Of FURNITURE would do well to u.
call 81 T.. CARTWRIGHT & SONS, 10 Gov ~
crnor street, and examine their large and J
well-assorted stock OF WALNUT and POPLAR
CHAMBER and DlNlNG-ROcM FURNITURE,
embracing all OF the new styles. Easy terms Of
payment. Don't forget tue place.
r. GAfHRlGHT q son,
oc 2l-3m 10 Governor street.
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CARPETS! CARPETS, CARPETS!
RUGS. RUGS nUGsl
CARPETS from auction 20 the following prices:
Is, 20, 3, p. 2S, 81, "a, 80, IL, ~, %, 81,
81. II. sjc. and 81 for the best.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
9iTEMs OF INTEREST TO
DRY GOODS BUYERS.
JULIUS MEYER & SON

owing " the backward season. have Loo. ...
secure many special drives IN their linz A. -.e b
pose giving our customers The benefit m :, w.
tow prices at which we secured Thorn '' ''7
New-York tribune., 1881-03-25
Dress Mldkiua,

A DVERTISEMENT FOR THE NEW
"A YORK TRIRUNE WILL BE RECEIVED AT THR
UPTOWN OFFICES, No l233 Broadway oornsr rnirty.
arsEsS, sos Wsss 4" nsy,tirtst COZ nlsnss;sve ~
ave cor Forty. tho HARLEa OFFICES dos
l0f and 400 rhri.ave, 0ae-hua krod aadtwsnty.
hiIh-SL, uDS0 : y N, regular 0ics raseA
RsSMAKER.-First-clas German dress
~ maker 20 40 by the day private fAses do cut
ting atng theeoushy Address L. Box g. Tribune Up
town Ofsee. .23S broadway.
EIRST- CLASS DRESsMAKER by the day or
II week. 16l Eaat A9d-sL
New-York tribune., 1881-03-25
MINES AND MINING.

THURSDAY. March Pap. n
Mining stocks are still irregular and the markets
more or less unsettled Yet for that class OF s0CcAS
which has more public confidence prices aEe l. ,.,'
To-day Hiberna again was a leading card. and WIN
large transactions recovered cents more tnan
yesterdays decline. selling from 80 up to 9S cents
Hortense was dull, but at 67 cents was cent
higher than yesterday Climax yielded cents 70
62 cents; Leadville Consolidated 3 cents 70 90
cents. and Annie was steady at so cents Chrysoiite
was dull and steady at 6ss; Big Pittsburg 20 cents
lower at $40. and Little Pittsburg dull at $40
Iron Silver was notably strong, rising from 3c' 10
3ac. The Marposas were dull bat strong tn G com,
mon Mt g. 250335, and tho preferred at 0s4e. Green
Mountain was firm at 6i2c.; Gold Stripe at 3.Oo ex-
dividend Is cents. and Cherokee at 2.1E; Elsl9g
Sun selling at 3.O5O310. Moose was hardly steady
at 1.6001.65, and Hukill declined TO IZO. pun pun
Domingo rose from, 2.55 to 2.75O2;7O, and Alta
Montana was Is cents higher at ~. SILVER
Nugget is again active the old stock se ing az aoout
% cents aud the new stock at 90 cents mineral
Creek was active at 67070069 cents. The markets
closed active enough, but the tone was unsettled
New-York tribune., 1881-03-25
ruunsDAr, March ar. q.

THURSDAY. March 24-R h &
The transactions in stocks to-day t485o5b shafesl
were to about the same amount 90 yestsrday. bns
In one important particular the dealings to-oas
were different in character from the dealings o.
week past. good proportion Of to-days saies va
made for the short o account This
not always an indication OF = sharp resslse
of che speculative movements bus after saa
decline of tho last forty-esght houre s1
fact, 10 this instatee. may prove TO Be an
factor in the situation between now ana es.ss. -
day evening. The cpsniaa to-day was nasde . - g
ures that were maserialiy better than last syea.s
closing prices. and the early announcensnt u =.
authority given 70 The Assistant Treasurer 70 v.S:
chase SIC. GOO. 900 bonds at par aad accrued '1'.
est further stimulated prices 70 tn'
additional advance Of ahsat %ei
cent was added to the opeln
figures The buyips at the TOP pricca nowss
wss largely for the /" bear account and vAen y
ceased prices Immediately began 70 yield s' 4, ~
ing cur oft.repeated remark TO the siIsct poss
present stock markst IL NOT moved ey sns a'ss' y
Of easy or tighf money, nor BY aay se.on es = ~
Government relating 10 refandine the pus'S - ~
The Treasury announcement fc-dsy nna wv go ~
ID cansed the "bearsn "a rush " aud eoso1s 's :
cboc koi sales of ~lenss stock When. hcuevsf1
bears saw that pricas yieldSd aftsr tneW
ch.ses. they we're sncoaraxsd nos osy =
tho purckaGes Of the morning, cpt y se'r
New-York tribune., 1881-03-25
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New-York tribune., 1881-03-25
H.. INNING SToO1 EXCHANGE SALES
SECOND cALl-l2 O'CLOCK ".
Catskin
Calayeras

Calayeras | Catsdn M
OOO ...... II , ......6,2o
Anne Great Eastern
900. So =. 90 500. 40
Hortense Moose
,0O " 90 9OO........ l.60
Tuscar0ra Americ'n Flag
.OO... 81 100. .b30.. 20
CnrYsollte Lucerne -
100. .s3. @. IS 50O.--.: ~
Imperial 700. ,b3O. .l4
100. ....... III WILTSHIRE
Con 400. LIDO
OBJ. .82 100. 3d.. l.65
.eadville Con lO0.....- l.bO
90 s3O... .S5 Robinson
llta Nontana 300. SO ..A 30
100. 2.20 Fath'r de sm't
'alednia B II 20-.....-. ll.0O
.OO. lao
Jon Virginia
,0O ..s3. LEO
New-York tribune., 1881-03-25

Bull Domingo Silver CHI
900 .....-. 2,65 800. .b3.. 40 l0O
25... $50 Bulwer
Io0..bS.. 2.7o POO. 200 SOC
Hibernia La Crosse 00u
BOO. sS.. SO 100. - o.. 80 Il
60O.sl0.. .SS RiBmg sun oOO
500. .b30, .S9 200 ...b3.. BIO .
5000. 80 lOOO..... 800 SOC
1000. So. 80 500....-. $40 -
1900. .s3.. .8a MaripOsa BnO
llOO...... .S9 100. .s9. .4.25 30
900. .bS0 .92 Big Pttts6urg lOl
700 b.. 80 loo slo..3.2S Leii
2050.... 80 100: 49,, $50 oVl
100. .b3.. 80 Eureka All
Nth standard 8 ...... 24.00 SOC
sou. 20 Gold STRIPE ca
Granville 100 .... 3.05 lOl
300. =. .O5 sutro Tunnel Cor
Silver CHf 100 ......l.70 20,
100. .b3.. L76 l0O...... l.6J
New-York tribune., 1881-03-25
~ O'CLOCK To pa O'CLOCK.
2la O'clock TO 8 o, CLOCK.

Tennessee Sc new sos a Erie 1ss Cent Aoaisise
in100 B7 Kan Pacific IS LAT Bio q kug ~
Lehigh q WBCA Den DIV AZ 49,, 5.,yV n Con
NorSS Missouri ist ohe Cen In soeS X, 10 10
ii 00O.l23 5000 69as Oh & OHIO Cg w, l.,
n YLE q West y Texas Pac lo,o1O.-,. ,,s..o.r
"a con Rio 0rande CHIC FAe -
A2000.......- % l,0VO s.s.-.g tvaa wv IA
Canada Southern oregon ny x y ast A'000'''''''
lst CIuAr 1000 ....-.-lO6 tI
90 y
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rram of which the following 10 translation.
NV knowledge ts scaDt and my powers are frail,
. Az the yoics OF the thunder tfemble and quail.
The following translation gives good idea OF the
character of Chinese popular ballads. The original
h printed In the book in Chinese characters. 30 the
reader can see how 1t looks TO Chinese eyes If he
ran't realize how 1t sounds TO Chinese ears:
MULAN. TIE MAIDEN CHIEF:
AcmxEsE RKtLAD OF THE LANG DYNASTY "a. d. 5o2556)
fAa o1cer being disdbed MS daughter ps his dTor
eMd so disguised leads ME T00ps 10 the conttcI TAX
.e19isai q anonymous and crGnoertasa d0tel
Sny %sSs1 e yGg5 sPRUl1s ssSbs
Is't fear. perohepee, O. love you feels
Pray te--oh. tell rne whyP
"Ncr fesr nor love has moved my soul
Away such ldie thouRhtt
warriors glory h the goal
BY my ambition sought
my fathers eherished life to saws.
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lam nos shat kseem.
"Eo 500 has he his troop to load.
No brother dear have q
% mnst mount NY tstbeE's stecds
And 10 the batfls hie"
Atdswn OF dsy she quits her door.
81 evening r0sIs ner head
Where leud tbe mountain torrents foaf
ana aisii-assd soldiers tread.
fas northern plasns sfs gained ss last
The mountains ssnk ncl1 vsewi
The san shines cold. and the winty oiasf
lE pierces through anc fbreugh.
sS A ibcusand foes asound her fall
Ard red blood stains the krouDds
Bnt Majan. who suryfvas It ali,
Retnrns vith glory crtwncd.
BAfoee the thrcne they heud tile kuee
~ the palsee q cbanssn.
Huii many knight gf h1gn degree,
But the epravest y Muan-
~fssy. Prsnees sAe cries. amy dusy's Gene,
no enerd0n dekire
Bnttet me 70 nav nene heKone,
10 ceesr my aged SIRE
81. sha mars Ife door of her fathers home,
A cAtel Bitb teus4psIs bisset
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