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Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1885-04-17
HUMOROUS.

itl. announced that Vanderbilt docs
nu, drlnk coffee since hearing III =.
W. have also ceased io lmbibc We
sts bound a. be millionaire II possible
ftrppyh Mad
Nhrn = Clergyman remarked there
would bp a nave IN tho church tho
socl.', was battling. M olh lady whs-
psfci that she knew the party Ia whom
be referred \ ! iHd'pendfn
Pedestrian twhu ha. los, his wa,)
NhN don't ynu have guide boards
r,tnd h,sr. so that stranger can tell
whrre b. roing7 Now, ~ the city
~ haze plenty If guide-bourd. on" on
rtsu corner Farmer "Wh, Il In t
,uu bibg t'N along With ,on. them ;
th"aIl lnsrni'
How stfsng" Mr. Mr>w wlligrn
iHu-i i,Yk without a mouth. remarked
Mt ioHisnnp to MIR. Ms. No
muulh'' replied Mr.. MSwilli:"n.
w hBi du tuu meanP' Why Mr.
foispe, snli last nigh, that Mr. NJ
- D srn hal shot oil III. mouth ~ tho
'Iuh If 'fq hrr,rt
tIitln raulne had hecn rcpr,,rd
Cos -ums misroniuct aud was sitting On
10 .Hall chair hN the window. looking
srft .tusplair "llallon' said
l1It t.tu,.nf 90 come IN u, two big
tsars erlo about rrady io fall Look
~ fnuhur' VIM. wha, Is going To hap
rrn l. ha. happrnel. .nid Pauline.
.uirnHis HIry'r HHtar
L. hapuru"i tn bc NV lot on"
HN.. ai = f. cod ~ mine who Ives
boo .H' H-htp town. 30 b. rd NJ in n
h'f.. tlt h ramrtnt with two ladies
"i.| wflr ultct -,rnngrr- to me. !
i.tti lhrm discussing Lady whose
ttWr j 4 not catch they described
lf' luut. itum at e. ~ crllar they told
Ire huHf, II h.r mrals and how her
'H'l" 0a. ,prcni aud served. they even
tHt' flHi the nuini'"r ot towels in
'H lt p.r % hes huusrholi did not
.i'u tf Was cngrns.ri IN nv own
'"1.'fs hu | heard enough II tho
''..' 80 tu iu make me pity and -,m-
pVh|'' With the l,i, they were So
"7E Wv 4 s."rt NJ. whom, all nj once.
100, A.t,p s.mrni ani Indignation.
'i t'I", were taking ahout mo "
n. .t4 ".r
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1885-04-17
The Growth Of Berlin.

According to a table published n the
annual report of 1891 Of the Estate
Agents Association of Berlin, the
growth of the German capital dlr.n.
the past twenty-fOur years has !ccl re.
markablc. and is not equal!el by that
of any other European city. Indeed,
there are but few. if any. cities OF the
New World able to show similar
record. On December 81. 1860. Ecr!!n
lad population of i93. 400 souls; at
the end of 1854 it had risen to l,2 -
O6j. increase $50 per cent. The NUM-
Der Of sites covered by buildings oh Oc-
t"bcr |. 1860. was 9.iG2; at the CORE
spending date in 1881, 1910; incictsa
100 per cent. The number of tru"mc.!tI
let on December 81. 1850. MAS -. "i;
at the end of 1880 CHE ii:curc> Of !,Si
not being yet availahle) 20, s. ip-
crease in twenty years. Ecailv "a per
cent. The insured value OF the build
ings Of Berlin WAS on Drrcmh I u.
Is o. ga. l35. 900: on December II Of
last year, clio. 500 10: ihrreas =. close
Cron $50 pr cent. The annual rent
paid for tenrm"nts let on Drccnibr: - g,
l,6o. amounted 10 e. it0, coo. on De-
ccmb"r 81 last. GS.S20, 200; ;ncrra5r.
500 per mt.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1885-04-17
Smith and Jones We're sirOlI NJ Il

Smith and Jones We're strolI NJ up
+ fth avenue. sad Jones: ''Hpw
much does it cost You q year for cigars.
SMITH" "Oh, about four hundred
dollars. at a rough estimate. "Well.
that's a wicked waste of money. |
never smoked cigar in my Life. Why,
the money you have fooled away on to-
bacco in the past thirt: years would al
most buy one of these fine mans ons. "
YES" replied Smith. Il suppose it
would. By the way. Jones'" he added.
(which one of these mansions do you
Ownp'-N Y. Times.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1885-04-17

tine 81 The craok military ,ufu. ani",
~ liuu tom was oul On DIV 'Hs' Wo \
prsc ir ng target .hpuiinr. tn" II tho
member Wa tod "a shout ai tbr 4 ur
OF deserted harm H. 4 y -. isrt
missed the entire barn The capita ~
wa very angry ani ,"ii the ,oupg ~ ~
how bad 1t would hr. IN ra-r tlr rneny
were shooting itom ieh.Wi the dnu'
that uuir q them would b hit hes.
bat wouldnt tie hostile rnvm r. that
We're coming Hr''uud the rornrs ~ 'he
barn catch ~. replied this Texas
Eogardus icfas sVi,sgs
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1885-04-17

'r.t,uH0Ir.c -! n!> !.pIA" ~ III IOcut.oI
of hs. tomb O! ON. rem J.c ancestor. 80
B. e. H'nfW. tn "a~autJ'9a -N1!io01l
4. yittlri,
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1885-04-17
RETRiEUTION.
80 Sad Condition Of the Man Who Pre-
dicted an Open Winter.

/ 80 Sad Condition Of the Man Who Frc-
dicted an Open Winter.
Some would-b" passengers We're wait
l. g at station up in Wi>con, L fo" a
train which didn't arrive. because it
was b; ricd in the snow siXte, n miles
away. \ farmer came in, and. after
thawing himself out b.. the stove, ill.,
quircd of the station agent:
"A;n't Yer road open yct?'
lie was informed that the road was
ellectually closed TO traffic for that day
at least. Next day he came in again.
The passengers la di>perse |, but the
agent WAS on duty.
"Ain't she open yr,?" he inquired. as
soon rs he could pull the iciclrs away
from the front of h moAth.
"Clo>cd up tighter than mackcrel. "
The third day he rcappcared. took of
hi, boots. to see if his feet were frozen,
and put tie sweet o Il on his frost
bitten nose Lc Or iu'luir.ng:
Open yeti"
Nav. and amt likely to be before
spring
We'll. I'll he doggoncd!" exclaimed
the n,,r Ter. DISCUS, cdly; "by the great
horned spoon, bit this is tough. 1t
sarvcs III. right. though. sarves me
right
..iIow's tha.?"
Wall. yol see. it's clear ease of
rctrib,tion. That's what it is retrihn-
ton. Ny we'll is froze up. the creek on
my pace is clos, Il soiid. | cant cut
A. 1, ,.ly
stock is >uI'ecin' for water. There's so
tarnal much snow round my barn
cant e, tEc do Is o. en-. and l have to
walk . . town. stein S l cant get my
.hor, out They can't keep the school
house warm and h is closed up. Any
how ms children coul int git ont o t e
!ol>c this weather. All the 't"tHr> in
my cellar is gone. and those | bu:in |
down III the p;l ch are under ten feet
Snow I'm out OF tc.blcker, an wi:e.i
v',nt t. TIE only place in town where
I've gul any credit that was close up.
too prob'ly b cause there want no
trade. by gosh, everything seems I"
be ,los"I up. cvcn Yer old rail.oid.
Am exp, ciin' my wife on that train Z"
your'n that showed in down by .Ione
Gross NJ. It's rrtrbut;on; that's w:!al
il j.
"Rrtrbai on for what?'
"WHy, ,iarn it all. stranger, I'm the
aan tina, predicted an open winter.
thtrt. !iera'd.
-''Lcl,ure ls c:,cap at that cnap's 5
shop. Mr.. Sp:cer." said fellow pasSen-
ger in Cambridge horse car. pointing
to the sign: "A superior lounge for
So in furn tIrr-dealer's window.
That is rather tempting" reptile the
other, "but the fellow next door under
sells him." and he directed attention
to the bakers WI low. in which was
the legend: "A family loaf ten cents. y
ILr Ii. ot uIIauruneuS E..ucraIlX
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1885-04-17

The cowbuN. her". writes Midland.
tIcSD correspondent in the good
weather are doing little business an
their own account hy killing wolves
" ~ s'rvchninc Tor their hiies Tho
hides th"s send 10 Chicago. getting =
fan return fur them 4 Ntw YORK
woman. who osme ont here tu Keep a
hotel. with her husband has started up
an interest Ia curlews' wings which aFe
fashionable adornmrnls for ladies hat,
and ,h" eowho's are killing cutleNs
now hy the score The curlew IL ahun
dint ON the siakcd plhins, and ihrir
wings. which are brownish green. with
spl,-hc. II dark brown and green are
very good back grounds ~ millinery ipr
tw mere brilliant feathers Tho eus-
lew nests In the praires b, sctaplng up
some dry grass under u tuft Il gfsintns
grass. The, drnp four eggs lnio th.
uc.'. aud II l. n rar. ~ io s'o,rt y
four leaf clover Ia fnd nest who're ths
four small end. oi lh" eggs are net 30
gr,hcr. The cnrl-ws wings bring ten
cents u pair here. Hifiaad. ffsE
TOR thirayO itWss
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1885-04-17

Rov = u Wsssen. diseussing IN
the fHdfFsHfsHi soas new theories IN
education. fsvofs Industrial elucatoa.
Among hl. reasons therefor, 10 one q,
the effect tha, such eiuea,loa u a PIE
Veu,ivs ~ crime iie state, tho records
ot one Of thu renns'lvaaia renlteu,la'
res show tha, "a l.Uli prisoners, only
ssven were mechanics. nHj be alec cub.
mhs some fnFiish statistics ~ 30
character in further eorrobprat,on A
deduction irum Nc wsssoas paper
accordingly is ths, the more working
men we have In tho land. 'he better u
!. for the general peace aud good er Ter
The ,ery ,r,tenss, Il the eonclus on
commend. b.. thuur, .-- tHrrsa!
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1885-04-17

The life OF quadrupeds generally
r,achc> It's extreme limit when the
mo!.,r teeth are worn down. Those OF
the >l, t. last about fifteen years. of the
OK ;~.nt,. of the horse fo!ty. and o!
the Il, !! ut one hundred. Many in
fcr;n >,.,cirS die as soon they have
lad ,lirir cg..s. just as herbs perish as
sno'i - ..c, have lowered.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1885-04-17

The fact that q tE!nama,I took the
first prize in En@i.>n c"mro''.'"n at
Yale onght to a,tnnl>h none. Am"rc;in
students cant attend to football and
study ut the same tine. Hartford Post.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1885-04-17

~ -H'i ~trfp-ttcu. g. hl, frl-
t"N booted hu Na- shoycling hash
'H h.s mouth With his knife. ''Nuu
p ir dr.ntni,l from either the
Nh tn. "r Ia ~parlan- You Hat
.' tu. lH.hingy responded tho
rr''iit barbarian What make YOU
WA bad such distinguished an
"ttuft ii'ehu.c the Use If the fork
81 tahl" Nss unknown to III. ancient
huek. \ JDHraai
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1885-04-17

''lrS, my boy. sald an olh MN
lister 10 his son. who was going ont To
do battle with the world, "bc IL wise a.
n serpent and IL harmless ~ dove
bu; ii you forget any part Of this al
vice do not forget that part abou, being
a. wise as IL serpent - BoS'o. courier.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1885-04-17

Canned goat is not generally IN lie
mand at American hotels and restau-
rants. but in Mexico there il no prcju
dice against straight haired mutton. and
the new industry may find patrons in
the neighborng republic. When Texas
butchers sell the meat Of goats they
generally call it mutton. Gdlr,Sfon
lItr NcWS.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1885-04-17

ina bowaofn UrtsW censans
communication proposing that an Al
umn Memorial Day he -, apart TO bs
observed In honor ~ Iiowdoin illasir..
ou. graduates Such q ptopo al ough,
~ mral with universal approval Tho
thorne. takes III. lesi IN re.pes, 30 illus
trious graduates. aud thsfs are others
also memorable Jacob Abhott. whose
IFS aud fame were connected with
Warrington. graduated In i-i0, william
tHt iess~nden IN is,3 aud Franklin
Pierce In is2t All thess names occur
withiu O period of six years.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1885-04-17

Murder mui tor shrirk.d Ms
Smiih. runn NJ iuin the kitchon bet
nl.ht while her husband Vas -, klug
IA cradle "Nta e the matter NV
turri-l her husband Mere, salst
r'lvr'' r>rl,imed tie frightened 40.
man. II saw ghost Nunsensr,
Mar ar there i.u Ent ghusts u
snow better H. Wtsa great. hlg Whit q
ghbt How du ,ou know that the
ghost Was u he I.fause Wh,n |
srold Il him hr jaN,d hack. Ao,'aaa
IHd, Itii,i,N
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1885-04-17

"A fashionable chinese lunch coh.
.i-ts II little bits II culd chicken with
sauce. little bits II bot chicken isoilrd 10
rags. morsrls II pork With mushtoons.
fragments ~ cold duck With some
other sort q funcus. watrry soup
scraps II pigs kdnets With h"iled
clr.tnut~. very roars" firr. pi'klri "a
ctmhcr, garlic and cabbage. PATTI ~
picsrreI shrimp.. oil IN iuiin t"simal
portions. so that. hut fpr the plentiful
supply 81 rec. hungry i"ik would hni
1t hard To appcase the inner oui' Al
these are eaten ~ th the ieoopii," chop
,trk.. whch are ~ raas g. use NJ twu
iahcr lrai-prncl- Tia, Guns - ris"
wine. followed d, more tea. complete
the rrpast
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1885-04-17
WASHINGTON Standard.

.s |t,. the lHssa saminstipu
t..au r at the ffumoti ~
I.is,rst, - Washington 1s
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1885-06-16

John Smith, who was convicted of the
murder Of Paul Schmidt at Orlando. has
been granted a new trial. The jury
found him guilty and recommended him
to the mercy of the court.
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1885-06-16
EYES OF FIRE

"Oh might kiss those ewes of fire.
Ten thousand scarce would quCUrh dgSiEr-
still would steep my lips in bliss.
And dwell am age on every kiss,
That Young dude needs something for his
best thing for him. because one bottle will
cure him. But that dude Is not all alone in
his terrestrial gl0Ty-not 10y Il jug full
Many urthorE are considerably ratified" just
now about that blood poison business. but B.
b II. viii cure for the least money and in the
shortest time. The boom is coming. Purity,
Purity.
''Oh, Josie" said little glcctul Maud. 1--WE
are going to have some honey made at our
house" How do you know = asked Josie.
Because mama sent the servant after three
BIS, and don't know what bees are good for
only to make honey
Blood Balm Co, Atlanta, Ga will mail any
one most wonderful book FREE.
For Sale in Palatka. 10y
THE PUTNAM PHARMACY
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1885-06-16
Iorm- Of@m bscrlplIom:
THE TIMES.
Tim @ Building. E'hiIa.
TROPICAL HOTEL&RESTRURANT
SITUATED ON THE DOCK.

SITUATED ON THE DOCK.
Convenient to all railroads and steamboats,.
Meals and lunches served to order on Euro
pean plan. Terms moderate. Regular meals
81 and 40 cents each. E. C. Posi-, Prop'r.
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1885-06-16
THE DAILY NEWS.
BENZ. HARRISON, Editor.

THE Daily NEWS is published every morn
ing, except Monday, and delivered 10y carriers
in the city, or mailed postage free, for ~ cents
a month, $50 for three months, $3.50 for SIX
months. or s. per annum.
The WEEKLY NEWS is an SPACE 49-COlumn
paper, published every Saturday, containing
all the news of the week, local and general. II
Il the largest and handsOmCst weekly PAPER
published in Florida, and will be matted post
age free for 81 year, or 81 cents for six
months. Specimen copies free 20 any address.
Loo..l advertisements 20 cents per lime for
hr-t insertion and 10 cents per lin" for Cara add
litional insertion. Special notices IT, c""'- per
line. Reduced rates on continued advertise
mcuts.
All advertising bills become due pro rata
every month Local advertisements due at
the expiration of the time for which th,y are
inserted.
An remittanccs should made 10y express,
moncy-Ordcr or TCgistCrc' Icttcr.
Address,
w. w. RANDALL.
BUSINESS MANhGEB,
PALATKA, FLORIDA.
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1885-06-16

tEGIaTERED AT THE PALATKA Posi- OFFICE
As SECOND-CLAss MAIL MATTER.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1885-11-02

SENATOR SUMNER moved that tho names
of battles fought in the civil war be re-
moved from the U. S. flags of the army;
President Garfield said the man who might
attempt to raise himself by fostering Sec
tonal animosity would be mistaken; and
General Grant died contented because he
believed be had lived to see the COM
plete reconciliation of the once estrapged
sections. But Gen. Malone and his friends
Sherman, Foraker, Logan, Hoar, and all the
other Northern republicans who support
him, dig up the corpses of the war, wave
the bloody shirt, and continue war statutes
in order to show (which side was right.
Let the eighty thousand white majority in
Virginia tomorrow declare that in their
State the war is over.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1885-11-02
NEWS OF THE DAY.

All Saints Day was observed in New
Orleans BY an elaborate decoration of the
tombs in the cemeteries.
Mr. James Hodges, mayor of Baltimore,
was inaucurated at noon to day in the first
branch council chamber. Mr.. James l..
McLsue has resigned the office of city
counselor.
In the United States Court at Galveston,
Tex. Mrs. Fannie E. Gibbs, Of Alabama,
has brought suit against Eugene n. Brooks,
of Wharton, Tex, for $4,000 damages for
killing Wm. Steward Gibbs, her husband.
The funeral of the late General George B.
Mcclellan took place in New York to-day.
large concourse followed the remains,
though the services were unpretentious,
being such only as are generally accorded
private citizens.
The Charlottesville water works have
been turned over to The town by the con-
tractors. The expenditures exceed the es-
Inmates about IS, 900, the whole cost Of the
work being about Sill, 1000. The length OF
pipes, including The four-inch connections
in the streets, is nine miles.
Ferdinand Ward was sentenced Saturday
to ten years imprisonment in Sing Sing.
His first day in prison was very dreary
and quiet one for him. He was awakened
after good nights sleep at 6:30 and told
to dress. At 1880 he was marched out to
breakfast, and ate his hash, bread and
coffee the same as the other convicts. He
was then marched to the chapel and listen
ed to sermon by the chaplain. At 1880
he was marched back to his cell, having
his bucket on one arm and his pan of apple
sauce and bread on the other. This was TO
serve as a dinner aud supper combined.
The convict is only thirty-three years old,
and will, if prudent, be q free man before
he reaches forty, ard in the possession, as
is very generally believed, of a very large
amount of money. Ward has beeu assigned
to work in the stove department. of the
prison.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1885-11-02

If NEGROES were like white people, were
susceptible to the influences that affect white
people, in other words, were amenable to
reason, it would be worth while to suggest to
them the advisability of remembering, be-
fore they vote to morrow, that General Ma.
none, when democrat, petitioned the Leg.
islature to disfranchise their race in Peters.
burg, that he 80 bulldozed them that II
troops had to be stationed at the polls in
that city, that he tried to cheat them by the
use OF tissue ballots, that be hived them in
coal mines and sent them to repair magma.
ry railroad damages so as to prevent them
from reaching the polls in time to vote. and
that he tells his Northern friends thew are
like so many sheep from which he can pet
as large majority as he may want if ne
can only divide the white vote. 1t would
also be we'll to repeat to them that Mr.. Wise
says ne receives their legislators ia his
kitchen, that Senator Riddleberger saws 70
buy their preachers is cheap and that bav-
ing made that purchase you have bourbt
their whole congregations, that Governor
Cameron says they are fit competitors with
for chestnuts but that as citizens
they are conspicuous failures, and that Mr.,
Lewis Mckenzie, in speech made at Lyce-
I'M Hall, in this city, after the war, and be-
ore the privilege of suffrage was conferred
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1885-11-02
Foreign Items.

LONDON, Nov. 2.-Prince Albrecht, the
new Regent of the Duchy ofBrunswick, will
make his state entry into Brunswick to-
morrow.
Prince II ohenlohe, the Governor OF Alsace.
Lorraine, will enter Strasburg in state on
Wednesday.
Turkish offers of 5000 irregular troops to
combat the Servians are being considered by
the Bulgariaus.
MADRID, Nov. "a fresh Carlist rising,
it is feared, will follow the democratic de
monstration in honor of Admiral Topete.
PARIS, Nov. 2.-The municipal authori-
ties, in order to relieve workingmen's dis
tress, have decided to collect $500, 900 to be
expended on series of grand fetes.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1885-11-02
LETTER FROM CULPEPER.

Correspondence OF the Alexandria GAZETTE.
MITCHELL's STATION, Va, Oct. 81
Thursday last was ushered in by warm
and murky atmosphere and with occasional
light showers, but as the day advanced the
rain increased until it eliminated in a VIC
lent storm of wind, thunder and lightning
and a deuge of rain, and the bright morn
ing's sun of yesterday revealed the greatest
devastation TO fencing, bridges, crops aud
lands ever seen in this section of Virginia.
In many instances where wheat had been
seeded on the low ground, and the corn yet
standing in the shock, the whole corn crop
and the soil containing the new sown wheat
and fertilizer has been completely swept
away, leaving only the hard, naked clayey
subsoil staring the daZod farmer in the face.
We have also been informed of the washing
away Of Holyday's mill dam at Rapdan
Station, and the loss by drowning of a good
deal of stock, but even to particularize the
losses and damages sustained by but few
persons with whom | have c0nyersed would
Gil column of your valuable paper, and |
must conclude this by remarking, in the
words OF the late Alex H. Stephens old ne
gro manager Caesar MARS Aleck, there is
one consolation, it is a gneral thing"
The republicans have worked like beav-
ers, both night and day, and unless we
bring out our full vote we may lose the
county, perhaps the Legislature, though we
are confident of electing the head of our
ticket. Democrats, beware, and place no
confidence in the negro vote. tell you
they are banded together in the country
more firmly to day than under carpetbagger
rule, and controlled by more inscriptions
men, and unless we can secure their mega
tive votes by keeping them at home they
dare not vote the democratic ticket on pain
Of being whipped by members of their own
race, deserted by their wives and excommu
nicated from the church, besides being
trick ed" by their voudoo doctors. We know
whereof we speak. JUSTICE.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1885-11-02
kepubiished by rel-es-
THIS WAY, FREEMTS"

INSCRIBED TO TIE hon Nj. SrWErmr,.
Ho! this way, frccmcn. lis Virginia call.
he old State bids you l. the field again
"Hang out orr banners oil the outwarr! wills
And show the world yc cen l. will b. raca.
Ho. this way, fretmaa. lark, she ca:ssa,.,.....
Strike from her shacklc limbs the ..l.. A.. -.
Ye never faitcred, when she Gale. hnf9r,
And will &c let her call yog now in vain.
uo! this war. fTccmen Forward 70 -. s.....,
Virginias desperate struggle is hc..u
She bares her bosom - the battles ,,uu.
And asks the help oil every hcmc>: ,.a
Ho! this way, freomen It's no orr,. r,
Confronts you now, as frontcd ia S,"u bod
A trusted son hath struck the trcachc,ug. .,,,,y
lscsriot like, for lust Of cursed gold
Ho! this way, frccu.cn. By ''ic >ruu., .y..s-
Swear by the sword of daunt!css Rub"r: t.r.
That ye & tyIant's yoke will never wear.
That your revercl Virgins. shall be free
Ho. this way, frccmcn . Let it no. be SAID
Virginians Jagged when duty led The wa,.
Remember P!c"etts c!:ar-c DER Inrund> 81. =. q.
Aud say, does Lesser cause call y1u tod,
Ho. this way. frccmcn! Ii We will not l,ct
Then never call you're elves Iirgiuian- mn,r.
For men will msrlI yuu as some uungsc! a:u.!.
Unworthy OF the name your fathers wngr.
III. VI iLtEs.So'.
HAYMARKET, Pr. Wm. 60 Va, Cc:. i" -