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The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1836-04-08

Some writer under the signature ol
aBarslsn Yancsy." opposed % The cleo.
dan Of Martin Van Baren and Richard
M. Johnson. has sent . communication
q the Mllson Spectator. which The edi.
tor. properly enough perhaps. has reject.
ed On giving ihis notice 10 bic cores
nOndens. The editor advises he writer.
fwhslher out Of kindness 20 him. or 20
avoid disagreeable "reminiscences we pre-
md not % ssy.) but he advises the an.
Ger 70 adopt q different signature. and
adds: " From our knowledge Of his firm
adherence and attachment 10 republican
u;6cipIes. we are satisfied that BzFllel
Yaneey, If he were now alive, would not
be found in the ranks Of the present pie
bald opposition"
Many surprising changes have taken
place in the political horizon since the
bnshl form snd polished mind Of BartIel
Yancey graeed the county Of CasweIl:
and as he wss but man. IL 10 impossi.
BE Tor Us 10 say lha, he would not have
changed also. Ills therefore vain 10 spe
cnlale upon what would nosg be his spi-
nioa, il he had been permitted 10 remain
upon this busy theatre Of life; what lCers
bis opinions can be more easily sscer-
,ained. The editor Of the Spectator
cannot have forgotten. that when the
towering mind Of Bartlett Yancey guided
public opinion in csswell county. not
only he. buI large majority Of The PEG.
pie Of that county were opposed 10 the
election Of General Jackson. And IL he
had firmBess enough then 10 oppose the
elecuOn Of the popular hero Of New Or
leans. IL IL not reasonable 10 suppose that
he you'd have been equally firm now in
opposing The dielalion Of q successorl
And II We are not very much mistaken,
Mr.. Yancey was . warm friend 10 the
Bank of the United States. and conlinu-
ed 81 To The day Of his death; will the
editor Of the Spectator venture 10 call him
a Bank Wing. We have seen many NOR
nfylag examples Of the versallty II the
human mud: but We never had cause 10
doubt the stable principles Of Bartlett
Yaneey.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1836-04-08
Il Z X A 8.
Extract Of q letter from gentleman residing in
Texas TO bis friend in New Orleans.

Extract Of letter from gentleman residing in
Texas TO bis friend in New Orleans.
by the latest information, Santa Ana
was upon the frontiers, with from 6 TO
5000 men, and was determined upon the
determination. or expulsion Of the whole
population of Texas. In his first essay
to effect this object, his vanguard. COM
manded by Cos, made an assault upon
the Alamo (the cisadeD of Bexar, and
was repulsed--accoun.s say with the loss
Of 500 men; but if we make due allow.
ances for exagerations. the Mexican loss
will probably turn out to be some fifty
men.
1.-THE contest will doubtless be bloody,
and if the Texiau army should be defeat.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1836-04-08
Raleigh Standard.

The Hon. HUoH Nelson. died. a, Bel.
voir. his seat. IN Albemarle. Virginia. J
on the 18th lul. Mr.. Nelson had spen,
too large a portion Of his life in conspi.
cuous public stations. not to be well
known Throughout. this country. Tie was
successfully q member Of the Legislature
Of Virginia. Speaker of the House oi
Delegates. Judge Of the General Court.
amember ofthe House Of Representatives.
Of the United States. and Minister PIE,
nipolen,iary near the Court of Spain.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1836-04-08

The bill 10 increase the capital Of the
6irard Bank in Philadelphia. after pass
Ing both houses Of the Legislature oi
Pennsylvania, was vetoed by the Cover
nor. and returned with his objections;
su' being again passed in both houses by
the required majority of,wo thirds, i, has
become law. The vote in favor Of the
bill on the second passing vas greater
than the htst-being in the House 81 to
%. and in the Senate 20 TO 9. From
this II would appear that the e1errise Of
the veto power rs no. very palasable in
republican Pennsylvania.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1836-04-08
STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA,
Orange COUNTY.

In Equity-March Term, 1885.
The petition " Thomas B.ibs Themas sresrs
end Mary HE v.fs, Jehs Biibs. and Harrlt n.
ID. blse, I'D iaimi sAs sHss b. hsr gusrdis1,
esmpissa@is,
against
Hahsm 5ase. .sdslint Biise, J. 7. Bilbs, snd
.areAissld c. BLt4 s.fsmdsa,s.
IN this case u 70 ordered, that the Master
. make publication for siA weeks 10 the HnIs.
borough Recorder, for the defendants sbovs
named to appear at the next term Of this Court,
TO be held IN the court house in tae town a
Hlllseoroueh, on the second Monday d Sep,
TENDER nelt, and plead, answer ur aenur.
Or the petition will be taken pro ecnftsss and
Te'te. JAMES WEBB, C. 4 NJ
April7. I3-
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1836-04-08

Wilmington Rail Road.--Our neigh.
oors Of Wilmington appear To be in ear.
nest IN their scheme for the improvement
Of their town. They have organized
their Rail Road Company, by the appoin,-
meni Of Gen. Edward b. Dudley, Presi.
cent, James s. Green, Secretary and
!, treasurer. Andrew Joyner, William ID.
Mosely, James s. Battle. Aaron Lazarus,
alexander !. Anderson, William B. Meares,
e. X. Dickinson, James Owen. r. III.
Cowsn, and Thomas H. Wright, Direc-
"rs; Gen. Alexander Mac Rae. Superin-
%Hdent, and Walter Gwynn. Esq. Prin-
'pal Engineer. The salary Of the Pre-.
s'aens is fixed a, $4,000, and Of the Sc
s'e'ary and Treasurer at $1,000 per an.
'''m. 1855 shares Of stock were repre-.
seated at the meeting, of which l296
we're represented by proxies. Books
We were directed to be opened for the sub
s.npuon Of an additional amount, not ex.
VeetIng 1000 shares.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1836-04-08

sfAsiNG Obtained tie store house formerly
occupied BY Cain 4 Kirkland, opposite
me eoor' house. the subscribers shi ihsnsful.
receive, ana endeavoar 10 merit, the sup
pon ana patronage Of the public Their 40
sonmenI o. foods beng complete and . ",
sso nss'ng eeea purchased Tor Cash, they can
be procured m this place. Person. wisb,og -
purchase are respectfully requested 60 cal and
examine tor N. mss,s.s
MIcKLE L. NORWOOD.
Apnl7. "a
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1836-04-08

Lynch LaU.-Woodbury Massey was
shot dead by John b. Smith, sometime
last year, IN the Wisconsin Territory,
Usst OF the Mississippi river. On
Smiths being brought to trial. the luris.
dIcIion Of The court was objected 10. BY
his counsel. on the ground that the law,
not having been expressly extended over
that district II country. was consequently
imperative there; and The objection be
ing sustained. Smith was set a, liberty.
Hut We nov learn, that Smith having
been met in the streets of Galena. on the
18Th February. by Henry l.. Massey, a
highly respectable brother Of the deceas-
ed. was shot dead by him with a pistol,
al the distance Of fifty yards. Massey
then LEI. the country. A bill is now be,
fore Congress. and will doubtless pass
this session. 70 establish q Territorial
Government in Wisconsin; when the
iar will doubtless be adequate TO the pu.
nlshment Of crime, without a resort 10
sreh barbsrous exhibitions of personal
satisfaction as the above.
Raleigh Standard.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1836-04-08

Tsrds.-The Texans. in general Con.
ventlOa. have declared their independ-
ence. Among the signers Of the De-
claratiOn. which has been published. is
the name of Robert Potter, which is a
sufficient refutation OF the report that he
had been killed. At the battle of BE,
jar, the Hon. David Crockett was seen
at all points, snima,ing the men to do
their duty. which likewise puts to rest
the rumour OF hi. death.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1836-04-08

The steamboat Benjamin Franklin.
says The Mobile commsrelaI Advertiser,
sss hlosn up while leaving that port. BY
ne bursting Of her boilers. The killed
and missing Of those who we're on board
are vsrlously stated, from 10 70 20. and
from is 10 20 wounded. some Of them
sessrely. Among the missing is @. w.
Martin, Of Rockingham. N. e.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1836-04-08

hsilaban. who sas convicted Of being
engaged in the laie riots Of the slsyedorrs
and ship lsbOrers, and also Of an assault,
on Mr. Brink. the Police Oficsr. vas IN
Saturday sentenced 10 sesen years i'm.
prlsonmeni IN the state prison. The
other individuals concerned in The riots,
were remanded 70 prison 10 appear a the
term Of the Court OF Session.
~ Y. Mer. .adv.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1836-04-08

Sssenl routes Cor he road were direct.
e % Be- surveyed Immediately. al leading
directly IRON WIlmingson % HalIfaE: and
ilis said 70 be The intention Of he Dirpe.
lofs % eomnsnee ihe road a. so0n % ihe
location % made; beginning the work a
Halifax and Wilmlnglon % the same
TINE. Fayetteville Ola.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1836-04-08
MARKETS.

Fayetteville, March 81 Cotton ~ a
10. Bacon. l2i. Corn IS 80. Flour.
6la7. Coffee. Ia us. Sugar. (brown)
l3l a Ia.
.Neicbern. March 30.-Collon. 10 a
l6l. Flour. 8. Corn, Dbl. 3 a 81. Su-
gar. ~.
Petersburg. March 3l.-Couon. IL a
10. Tobacco. good and hne leaf, 10 Is;
middling. 8 a 10.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1836-04-08

Governor farewell resigned his Office
on the 3la ulL The Lieut. Governor.
wrndhsm Robertson. ESQ. will &C, as
Governor Of the state II Virginia until the
nex. meeting Of the Legislature.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1836-04-08

The Legislature Of Ohio at its last ses.
sion Incorporated thirty private compa,
MES TO construct rail roads, FIVE canal
companies. eleven turnpike companies
% new towns and Q cities. nineteen new
literary institutions, and nine libraries.
Besides these they have made provision
for the extension and completion of The
Miami Canal-the construction Of seve.
raj other canals, and the improvement of
The navigation Of several rivers, By The
S.a.e.--exhibiting prosperity and enter
prize scarcely equalled. ". Y. Trans.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1836-04-08

The Columbia Hive says that the mail
between that place and Charleston has
been robbed four times; viz. on the 18th,
18th. els, and 34th Of march.
The Small Pox is said In be spread
ing in Marlborough District, 20 new
cases. and several deaths having taken
place
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1836-04-08
Weekly Almanac.
TOWN ORDNANCE

AZ meenng o. the Commissioners Of the
- Toun Of HiIisboroseh. Il w.s
aanea' fhat no person whsieyeT shall
49,. 49, = We any horse. mare. ssidinR. mule OF
1890, 70 any tree, or the fixtures around any
uss p's9.eo o. standing aloas ard b. the slde
walks Of any street IN said town. 1udsr d.
penalty Of one dollar Cor each offence. and IN
the offender be slave. he or che shali he nm.
n'sneo eorporally, nos exceeding fifteen iashss.
By order Of the Commissioners.
TH0S. CLANCY, r. Clerk.
April. O,s-
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1836-04-08
FIVE CENTS REWARD,

IRAN away from the subscriber, on Sunday
~ the aoth Of March, q bound boy BY the
name Of GREEN 0'DANlEI.. about eighteen
years Of age, full face, dark hair, stout built.
All persons are forbid harbouring him, under
the penalty Of the law. A reward Of FIVE cents
will be given for his Apprehension, but nd
charges paid nor thanks given.
JAMES CRUTCHFIELD.
April !. p-3y
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1836-04-08

Gen. Beverly Daniel. Of Raleigh. has
been re.appoinled Marshal at The United
sales for the dislrici of North Carolina,
Tor four years from The 9th Of March last.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1836-04-08

q On the frontiers, ihey will Be compel.
I'd 70 retreat ID III celoFnda. a. s'-re \
M line VI dsienes ~ the sest II IA, ri
yer that esn sffeeinaiIy be defeeded. a.
though hey may make . le.nparary
stand a. the GasdAloUp. until die papu.
lsilon IN their rear can fee across ihs
Colorado"
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1836-04-08

The "expunging resolutions" which
we're introduced into the House Of Dele.
gaIes Of MARYLAND, have been rejected by
iha, body by vote Of "a 10 %.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1836-04-08

The delegates from the counties Of Per.
son. Granville and Orange. IN nominate
aeandldaGe for Electnr from this district.
70 he placed an the Van Buren, Electoral
ticket Of this state, will. II is expected.
meet a, this place on Tuesday the cath
Of May.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1836-04-08

Il is said Mr. Buchanan ha. de,ernin-
ed In obey the instructions Of his State
Legislature and vote sgains. the expung-
ing resolutions.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1836-04-08

A GOOD match Of well-broke CAR.
~ RAGE HORSES. for which The
CASH will be given.
April = Ss-
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1836-04-08
STATE OF NORTH.CARoLINA,
Orasge County.

In Equity-March Term, 1895.
hsrgss " Orthas., iseas " osss Tssgy - eOds,
Lucy Smith riaese Of n iL.sm SnaIk WI
liam HoOds sna haeAsi ais vife, an E.ihu
WOODS, administrator u Snssa EaHetIi, com.
plainsnts,
aganst
Tht ehiidrsn Of Cksrlss NsvtAsm and ais r;fs
Polly. and The shildra o. Isaae ssd Btiss
Woods iafants, end As sseeator o. sGnrsnis.
trster Of .tsihss " Gods, dsessssa, assadsnis.
N this case il 10 ordered thar the Masssr
make publication for sir weeks IN the HlIlss
borough Recorder, for The defendants 10 an.
pear al or before the next term Of tins Court, 10
be holden IN the court house in Hillsborough,
on the second Monday Of September next, and
answer, plead or demur, or the petition will
be taken pro eo.fss,o against them, and heard
ez parte.
Teste, JAMES WEBB, C. &. H.
April7. is&
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1836-04-08

Tha Boston Gazette says: ut is a
circumstance reduced now To melancho.
ly cer.ain'y-tha. our city is. and for
some months has been infested by gang
OF desperadoes, who, from some cause or
other, are determined Ia set fire to our
dwellings, and to reduce our beautiful
metropolis to heap Of smouldering ru>
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1836-04-08

II is stated in the Baltimore Transcript,
OF the 25,h ult. that several volunteer
companies have been marched to the
Susquehannah Rail Road, to qnelI dis
turbance among the workmen, about 300
OF whom turned out" for higher wages.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1836-04-08

The stockholders Of the Citizens Bank
Of New Orleans have negotiated loan
with Messrs. Hope L. Co. Of Amsterdam,
and having received Two millions Of the
capital, the Bank will forthwith 60 into
operation.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1836-04-08
FROM FLORIDA.

Extract ola eiter IRON D.. 4. hitchcock Cant,
U States ,rmy, dated Fort Drane, Fonds,
March II 1885.
On the 9Th a negro man was sen, over
the river. VIM had a wife among the
hostiles. with orders lo acc0un. for his
appearance among them in anv way he
might choose; To see and talk with them:
10 ascertain their location and wishes.
The 9th he did not return. and much
doubt prevailed as 10 the position and dis.
position of the enemy. On this day the
9th Gen Gaines thought proper tn deli.
yer the command over to General Clinch.
We all regretted. and YET were pleased
with, the change: regretted 10 lose the pre-.
sence Of tried, experienced and gallan,
General. whose depor.men. commanded
respect. whose judgment insured conf
dence. and whose mild and amiable man.
ners won the affectiousie regard OF eve
ry one; bu, if change was deemed
public duty, 10 whom could the command
be- assigned with so much satisfaction TO
his troops. a. tn General Clinch. who
came nobly to their aid, with all the de-
spatch and oil the assistance ia his pow
er. and whose manners were an index Of
Of his generous and hear, ennobllng qua
litiesi
General Clinch. for reasons assigned
in orders, directed a movement to This
plsce, TO commence on the 10Th inst. at
10 O'Clock. In the midst of heavy rain
the march commenced. aud the troops
moved abuu, seven miles and encamped.
In the evening the negro man who had
been sent among the foe, come in. and 10
our great Satisfaction confirmed. m the
most precise manner. the truth and since
rlty Of all the Indians had progressed. He
went amnng them. and found they had
moved s"me Is or twenty miles up the
river. and had dispersed over a spare Of
some two miles or more. in several en-.
campments They gave the negro eve.
ry assurance Of pacific disposition IN
their part, stating that they had ordered
their Young men 10 abstain from war. and
that they had seen our men fshlng i'm the
river, and had abstained from firing upon
them. They stated that thirty had been
killed in the several battles on the With
lacoochee within the 9Th Of February
and 5lh Of March |, must he observed
that no terms have been offered the lndi.
ans: and although there can be no doubt Of
having been broken IN spirit. i, is yet to
be seen whether they will suffer the dicta
ton OF terms which il is understood are
to be imposed on them. Ii is certainly
known through the negro man tina, they
do not wish to go west, and they may
refuse to comply with requirement to
90 so.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1836-04-08
CONGRESS-

Bills have passed the Senate Of ths
United States Tor admitting the territories
Of Michigan and Arkansas into the Uni.
On ~ states.
The contested election. from the I2lh
congressional district in this stat. which
has occupied The attention Of the Hoase
Of Representatives Tor some weeks, has
been decided. and the question has been
reiened back 10 the people.
The question declaring that Mr.. Ora
ham Was moi entitled 20 his seat, was de-
eided by q vote Of III IN 81. The cues.
ton IN admit =. Newland was negaliy.
ed by vote Of 80 10 100 To this CUES
s'on great importance has been attached,
q upon The event depended the vote Of
North Carolina. in case the election of
President and Vire President shall 20 70
the House. - il probably will.
A resolution was subsequently adopt.
ed To allow Mr.. Newland the paw and
mileage Of . member during his attend.
snee 81 Washingion.
The expunging resolution introduced
by VII. Benton has been brought up in
the Senate. and speeches have been deli.
xered upon them by Mr.. Benton, Mr..
Porter NJ. Rises. and Mr.. Leigh. In
our paper TO day will be found q portion
Of Mr. Porer's speech.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1836-04-08

John Lang. esq. editor Of the New
York Gazette, died in tina. city on the
l7sh ul,. aged 81. He had been more
than fifty years connected with tina, pa
per, and was the oldest editor in the city.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1836-04-08

ms. On Monday night. or RAIDER yea.
aerdsy mornlag. there srre no less Ihaa
Jour or 1--WE attempts in different sections
Of The eiiy, Of lhis dssenplion!"
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1836-04-08

Extract Of letter dated Camp Allison, near
Fort Brooke, March l2 1886
On the eve of the 9th inst. our spies
came in and reported an assemblage of
Indians of about 1000. ten miles 8. w,
Of this place. Immediately upon which
our indefatigable Major Ried ordered
out detachment from his command,
consisting of the Franklin. GadsJen. and
one company, Capt. Searceive of the lie.
on volunteers, for the purpose of scour-
ing the hammocks and surprising the en-
envy. Accordingly at l2 o'clock, Pm.
Of the same day. we took up the line Of
march with our Major a, our head,) for
their encampmcnt, and break Of day found
US in their immediate neighborhood-
and at daylight commenced an attack upon
them in front and rear, by Capt. Shaw's
company (G. V. charging the hammock
on the one side, and capt. SIS and my
own on the other. As soon as the charge
was ordered, the enemy fed in every d.
rection, leaving all their camp equipage.
leggings, &C.. in our possession, and it
was only by The utmost inlrepldity in
charging and securing the hammocks
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1836-04-08

ihai ss we're snsbIsd 10 ossrlsks fhsn,
whleh Se DID ~ the Junction az creek.
shieh ne Afterwards gave the name IL
kssde's creek. with Indian River, a
stream Of considerable size and current.
with immensely wide and dick ham
moeks on both sides; when We came On
With and killed three Of he rasesIs; we
knew Of none that we're wounded, and
- very heavy rain came up Just N the
time. We saved all we could fnd Of them
and left for our encsmpmenL We retook
considerable quality Of he articles,
such - camp equippage. soldiers clothes,
&e., which has since been recognized a.
belonging 10 Dsde's company. that we're
bnlehered, besides six ins ponies. eight
head OF esitle. and o good many olher
things that do not now recollecl.
The enemy being put 10 rOut and their
eneanpmenI broken up 10 ibis settlement
by Us on the day alluded 10, Col. Lind
say OF the u. >. Army. with 1850 OF his
command. which 10 over 1900 az Fort
Brooke. has issued orders for taking no
the line Of march on tomorrow for Fort
King; with view Of forming Junction
and communicating with Generals Scotl
and Games. who are now operating with
the main body Of the forces 10 the north.
10 the order Of march, Col. l.. has done
Major. r. the honor to pu, his command
m what Is considered the most dangerous
position. the right Of the army.
Capt. A. X. ALLISON, F.v.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1836-04-08

Adjournment Of COngress.-A resOlu.
lion has been adopted by the Senate Of
The U. ,. 10 adjourn on the 23d of May.
In the House. the subject had no. been
acted on yet.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1836-04-08

Apnl7.
Litchfield enquirer., 1836-11-10
TOADEcEAsED WiFE

This eye mustbe dark that 90 long hes been dim,
 Ere again 1t may gaze upon thine; 's5 In many a token and sign. t .s,lfl Y T-,., Y need but look up with vow to the sky, s
 And light like thy beauty is there; ~, "a And hear low Inurnur like thine in reply, '@ AS pour out my spirit in prayer. " at And tho like mourner that sits by tomb, yI v II am wrapped in mantle of care gs - - g Yet the grief of my bosom oh, call 1t not gloonl, ls not the black grief of despair. i7j T7SiSs By sorrow revealed, as the stars are by night, t
 raf on bright vision appears sfgt .,.. ..,..s . A9d hope like tEe rainbow, being of light.
 s porn like the rainbow in tears. ,@ t.'-s' know thou art gone to the place of thy rest, 1i know thou art gone where the weary are best,
 And the nIourner looks up and is glad. '- Where love has put off in tho land of it's birth, "
 The stain it had gathered in this; tsH And hope, the sweet singer that the earth
 Lies asleep on the bosom of bliss. .rt ...... j. Iknow thou art gone where thy forehead is starred, Where the beauty that dweit m thy soul, Where the light of thy loveliness cannot be marred,
 Nor thy heart be flung back from its goal.
 Iknow thou hast drunk of the Lethe that flows ''
 Through land where they do not forget, j 4r' l That sheds over memory only repose, ,- &
 And takes from it only regret. e. sgfe-i -ss. In thy far away dwelling, wherever 1t be,
 believe thou hast visions of mine; a. -i.. g And the love that made all things music to me,
 lhaye not yet learned to resign. ,.a' In the hush of the night, on the waste of the sea,
 Or alone in the breeze on the hill, '@ have ever presence that whispers of thee, E
 And my spirit lies down and isstill. 5 f.a