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The New York herald., 1845-10-09

If1E UhEAI bIA L MAUI
WILL come off at the Long Dock, Harsmus, Frida
w afternoon, October 10TH o'cork precisely The fol
lowing sc.ll boats haye entered for the S25 Purse
THE GlPSEY. THE DEW DROP,
Entered BY Brothers Roberts. OF Poughkeepsie,
THE BATTERY PET, Entered by John Beard AM
Entered by Chas Thomas and Mort L. on.
John Connor. THE GEORGE WASH
THE NEW YORK, INGrON,
Entered by VIM. ". Bolton Entered by Francis Bigelov
berowedby picked crew and Edward Coadv.
The DAY AFTER THE THE HOOKIs SNIVy.
FAIR Entered by VIM. II. Bolton.
Entered by Brothers Tenykes.
All the above named Boats have entered for Purse Of $40
be rowed by single par Of sculs by each boa
Of the former The will be rowed in mil
heats boat win heats be entitled the Purse
20
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1845-07-10
BURLINGTON HAWK-EYE.

His text was very significant. 1t was
in the words of The Savior, when he
says, "But know this. if the g"nd nan
of the house had known at what hour
the thief would come. he would have
watched and not suffered his house 10
be broken up"
Shortly after the discovery Of the
murder a large parry from both sides
OF the river armed and went in pnrsui,
of The murderers. In the mean time
man by the name of Budd was arrested
on suspicion. The party returned on
Monday evening without any success.
Budd was TO have been examined on
Tuesday. the morning We left Daven-
port. The suspicious agains, him
were quite strong, and we shall not be
surprised TO learn that summary meas
ures have been adopted To get the truth
on. Of him. Many think he was the
planner Of the whole transaction, with.
out being present at the scene of the
murder.
These horrid transactions are be-
coming so frequent, that the people
will have to use some more efficient
means to drive these villains from the
country, than they have done. Self
preservation requires it.
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1845-07-10
New CrOD Wheat,

Mr. Shackford, on Tuesday bought
the first 10. Of new wheat that has been
trough. to marke. this season. |. was
a beautiful lot; full, fair. round and
weighed well. This is the earlies,
whea, that we have heard Of being
purchased in any marke. Of the West.
The s,h of July does very well. The
fall wheat how ever is now nearly all
Gu, and has promised we'll in this Sec
ton; the spring whea; is nearly all des'
troyed by bug a, the roots. that has
laid waste whole fields in single night.
Our farmers may be assured Of ready
marke, for their wheat a. liberal prices,
as soon as it can be GO, out. Mr.
Shackford will have his new engine at
work in few weeks, and he will take
all tina. is brought to market.
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1845-07-10

The 4lh was celebrated in a very ap
propriate manner in this city on Friday
last. In the morning the Sabbath
School children and Teachers convened
in the Methods, Church, where patri.
oic addresses were delivered to them
by Messrs w. IL. Starr, G.. G.. Shack
ford and c.. HendIie. After the adj
dress the schools were marshaled oy
Col. Geo. Partridge and marched ihro'
some OF the pr ncipal streets, accompa-
MED by the Burlington City Band.
They then partook of a bounliful COLA
ton prepared for them by the ladies' Of
The city. and appeared highly delighted
with the entertainment. There were
nearly four hundred children in the
procession and this made quite an i'm
posing appearance.
Al 10 O'Clock the citizens assembled
a, the church. The Rev. A. Coleman
oifica'ed as Chaplain. The Declare.
ton Of Independence was read by Col.
Warren. The Grafton by Mr. C. C.
Shackford was all lha. his friends
could have wished. !, was chas,e
and eloquent production and although
devia,ing from The beaten track OF fourth
Of July Oralions. it was received with
great favor by all. 1t ought to be pub.
lished.
I The exercises were inierspersed
with first rate music from the Band and
the Choir. After which procession
was formed. which proceeded to the
Market House. where sumpiuous
dinner was prepared by Capt Wight
man. We regret that the ioasts have
not neen handed in for publication to
the Hawk Eye. especially after we had
been promised copy of them. We
understand The Governor gave
Our Bouniaries.-Give us room;"
and good and appropriate one it was
too.
In the evening. Mr. Tallant. Pyro.
,echnisi. gave a display Of Fire. works.
and Mr. Kern let off large Balloon.
which made one of The granlesl ascen.
sions we ever saw. II KEEP. in sight
abnu, three quarters of an hour bearing
a westerly direction. and we have no.
heard from it since. In addition to the
Balloon and Fire works. large Ball
came off al the New Hotel which was
KEEP, up until morning. The whole
made up a very pleasant celebration.
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1845-07-10

Ouf rehia'hs iast week, upon tnal
part Of Gen. Dodge's Address, where
he speaks of having obtained from the
las, Congress an appropriation of fye
thousand dollars to deiray the expens-
es Of holding treaty with the Winnie
bagoes, and "the expenses Of removing
htm TO the lace Of their future
bode," has drawn forth an explanation
Of Gen. Dodge's assertion. through his
bro.her-n.lsw of the Gazette. The
editor says tina. the appropriation was
made on motion of Gen Dodge, in The
house, and was not stricken out in the
Senate; but is not to be found in The
volume Of laws. although the journals
show tina. the appropriation was passed.
We give the explanation of the Gazette
in order that it may go for what i, is
worth. Gen Dodge is entitled 10 all
the benefi Of it,
But now that the explanation is made,
what is it worth! Did no. Gen. Dodge
have the journals of Congress, as we'll
as the Acts by him, when his Address
was written! Did he not know tina.
there was no such appropriation in the
Ac. of Congress, al the time he pro-
claimed it 10 the world as one of The
glorious fruits Of his labors for the peo-
pie Of Iowa! We are moi aware thar
there IS another copy of the Journals of
Congress in The Territory, besides The
copy of Gen. Dodge; and we have con.
sequenlly had no means Of making any
examination Of them to see whether the
explanation as given by the Gazette. is
correct. We promise however TO
"pry" into the matter. and find GU,
exactly what the aforesaid Journals
show. II the appropriation was voted
in Congress, it is rather remarkable tina,
any Of It's officers, or any other person.
would take the responsibility of sup
pressing it.
But this is only one branch Of the
subject. This is only par, of the
charge we have made agains. Gen.
Dodge in connexion with The sppropri.
alton. VIVA, has his brothef.in.law 10
say for him in reference to the attempt
to induce the people To believe that This
enormous sum Of fve thousand dollars
was sufficien, 10 hold the Treaty. and
that enough oft aoould be left to re-
more The Indians South Of the Missou-
ri rirer? We have characterized this
atiemp, at deception. as entirely un-
worthy any one occupying the elevated
situation Of Gen Dodge. There is no
way for him to escape from the mort.
fyIng position in which he has placed
himself, by his overweening vanity and
his attempt al self slorifieation. If he
supposed that all he said was true his
position musi be slil more humilia,ing;
for anv school boy could have told him
that ten times the amount he mentions
as being insu lent. would be required
to remove the Winnebagoes 10 the
place of their future abode. Our illus.
trious Caesar is not as good al cypher-
ing as he is at writing "business' let
more lessons in arithmetic.
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1845-07-10

Ii H. JORDAN, takes this me-
LIZ Of informing the public and w
liens Of Iowa, thai he has permansn,s
Gated himself in this Territory
Islander ignorance and impudence ~ 4
TO the reverse. HIS second term
ton will commence on the i4th o.
in the immediate neighbo'hooo
Ripley and jeremiah bamson, about
from Burlington, on the man 'os 80
mo to Iowa City; as for locality ans M
il cannot be surpassed in the ga
In this institution shall be iaugn' ,s
branches OF the Eastern Acade'i's'
prisrng Orthography. Reading 'Ch,lp s,,s
Stenography, Arithmetic, Ma'@ r,a,.
Surveys. Algebra. bookkeeping -
tions. English Grammar. GeosI pm.
losoply. Botany, Rhetoric and fa' n, y
Those persons desiring to slOoJ
puages shall be gratlfied.
friends who feel interested IN INC g. -. .,a.
ment OF such an institution VIZ
obl,ge by lending their AID ana o. ',,af
influence Parents can g"t pos,aS
their children very cheap. IN 'he 80
lies trust To DO enabled to g"s 4 \
s.t,rfacl,on; no pans snail be spare. adss
ciI,tal,ng the pupils in tho d,fiefs ,.ashi
fifteen years IN the business hss s,Lpf a
much about schools. persons eaia ..ssr
see my qualifications aud ticne In
have been educated: / do th's snonAN
stranger.
jelO-tf
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1845-07-10

We hope that the length of II. !.
view of Gen Dodge's Addres, viii :,
deter any reader from giving i, a =.
full perusal. Ii was written nv !, = ~
OF ours during our brief absence \
promise more variety in subser..'
numbers. fs''
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1845-07-10

Mr. Bre'''nghanl's Company ar. =.
performing a. Grlffey's Hall. d.
quests US 10 say tia, during The !.
week there will be Collllon n,r.
board the Shockoquon by mooDl,.,
accompanied by the Alabama S.,'.
ders.
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The Execution.

Next Tuesday is the dav g,
'"r me execution Of the Hodges. H.,
VIII be vast concourse of n.o,,.
sent from all quarters, and a, ,b.u nv
he composed Of all character. :
hoves our citizens to be IN ,be;.
We wish j, could be so .hn M :,
eating drinks would be allowed !, :
vended on that dav. -
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1845-07-10
HORRIBLE MASSACRE.

We have heard fearful rumor of
horrible mas. acre Of family on the
Des MONIES, above Keosanqua, that
had jus, moved into the country from
Pennsylvania. The family consisted
of father and mother and three chill
dren, the youngest, an infant, was not
killed. The murderers, it il said,
were three men who had followed
them from Pennsylvania for their mo
ney. When the work of destruction
was complete, some wood choppers in
the neighborhood wers attracted by the
cries to the spo. and Immediately ar.
rested two OF the men, who made con.
fession Of their crime. The third re.
fused to be taken and was Immediately
despatched by them with their axes.
The two murderers in custody were
Immediately taken to Keosauqua where
the Couri is now in session.
We give these rumors as they have
come TO US. We have them no, from
any direc, or reliable source. for which
we can vouch. We, indeed, with eve
ry other person in the community,
hope they are no, true. A few days
will tell the whole story.
These murders, together with tha.
of Col. Davenport al Rock Island, on
The 4.h July, and the recent murder Of
Miller and Lese. in Lee County. ex-
hibi, state of society fearful and a
farming. and have produced sensa-
ton in the community never expert
enced before. We should dislike IN
deed that our community as TO its gen.
eral character should he Judged of BY
these occurrences. Fears must be en-
terlalned by all as to the safety and
security of life and property, when
broad lgh, Of day. But let us take
courage in the reflection that these
ruthless offenders will soon be brought
to justice; tina, public seniimen. is loud
in its condemnation Of every species Of
violence-,ha, love of order exists a.
mong us as deep as the foundations of
society itself, and that all The elements
Of quiet. sober and loving CON-
mnni.y are as rife among us as in any
portion of the Union. Such outrages
will happen in the bes, regulated com
munlies. and really furnish no evidence
tina. the general tone of public morals.
and the standard of private virtue, are
not as high here as elsewhere in our
country.
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1845-07-10
RELIGIOUS NOTICE

The CniUersahSf Ierritprm Corners
will meet al Burlington on Friday the
OF July and will hold It's session two ORTIZ
days.
Several eminent preachers arc esp2s
to be present aud 1t is hoped he freHnS
the country will attend.
Burlington, July ) 2w
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1845-07-10

The MENDoTA.-I'he MENDOZA, al.
though not the swiftest is one Of the
best boats on the river. Her accommo.
da,ions are Of superior character
Notwithstanding all this, Capt. REL.
LY is determined no, to be ou,dnne,
even in speed. He is now building a
superb boa, to be brough. on, in the fall,
which. from his description. will take
the shine off Of many upper river boats
tina. now have a high reputation.
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1845-07-10

The Proceedings Of the celebration
at New London were received during
our absence. We have no, had time
TO look over them. If we can CONSISTENT
ly publish The Grafton we will.
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1845-07-10

Hot Enthusiastically last was
the hot day of The season. The mer.
curry stood al 80 in the shade,
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1845-07-10

I'm p"rtant TO Tanning Mill MaEI
YNHE. SUB SCRIBERS keep WI
i Screenry constantly on hana
weave TO order on short notice 10
ton TO the common kinds they make n
wove or twisted screenrv. an artica
perior to braided RIDDLES and To b. ~
uhere else IN the western country.
For specimens call at T. Seydt'n
ming Mill shop in Burlington.
Rolling Screens also wovc Tor h'O''
mills P.ces--as cheap as can be has
st Louis. Screenry forwarded bv aaE
Burlington. WV. NJ. NURSE & Susss
Peoria, June 10, '45-7tpd
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Attention Citizens Of Dcs Moiis|
THREE HUNDRED MEN, VI

= armed with good guns and ammaal /
are cquested to be and appear at the %
ket house in tile City Of Burlington, osl
18th inst at 10 o'clock A. VI. 10 act vi
SherIsf's posse, to assist in preserving I'll
order and TO secure the faithful excess
OF the laws on that day
GEO. TEMPLE,
Col. LIST Reg. I'd Brig
Iowa Militia.
jcl0 Gaz copy
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1845-07-10

The people at the North of the \.
rltory 1t IS thought will go apaio. !
Constitution with the extensive hon.
ries, and appoint Delegation "a ii
Washington and urge upon Con,,.'
the curiallmeni Of our boundaris,
the north instead of on the wea
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1845-07-10

STEAMER Iowa. The new Iowa is
a beauty. Her finish, her accommo.
dations-lhe cleanliness of The bedding
and ber,hs-,he sumpsuousness of her
table fare--and the whole arrangement
OF the boat added to her speed as fast
sailer, must make her universal favor
tie. We came down on her from Dav-
enpnr' and can truly say that we have
never travelled on boat where we
found more appropriate and complete
arrangements 10 minister to the COM
fort and convenience of passengers. No
expense has been spared IN its finish,
and its third engine. which is called
"the Doctor" Is designed TO REGULATE
the movements Of as handsome Sc, OF
machinery as we ever beheld. by this
every thing is KEEP, perfectly safe. We
most heartily commend The New Iowa
TO the public. and hope tina, Capt.
Mnorehause may receive an ample re.
turn for his expensive outlay.
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1845-07-10
DtcU,

On h 29d nit, at the resid nee d
father, in Parke county. Ia. Mrs Rid
Garr,su's, reIl / Of the ate ohm VI. Glrs
CUES formerly Of tins place.
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1845-07-10

The prospects of Mr. Lowe A..
good as the wings can wish IN mn.
II an,i-Dodge men in The South dom.
duty, all the Dragging of The Do.
clique will avail them nothing.
Gov. Wrigh, has been burn. in .s,
in Allegheny County, N. Y. by
own party, for vetolng the Canal III
We are indebted to the officer, oib
following boats for late S, LOU, ,
pers:
WAR EAGLE,
FORTUNE,
LYNX.
ST. CKoIx,
MENDOZA,
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CILK HOSE

SILK HOSE :,
~ | doz super heavy Eng. blk SIa n
do do do rib'd do
do do do China NJ
Just reed and for lie by ] g. LAuA'I
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-10-24

- -, = ''7'I'"'-
& NC&fLD IN Et-UG 1 To Gays oF as
- CEaRHE MADE AFplyt DIR, JOiTSE on
Of the LOCK- dOGPlTAi.i Moth freirri, s.,fgla
i"o DOORS from Baltimore street, Vhrrn ula. b.' a-
tanned the most speedy remedy for Gpnufhp. Elects,
structures, Seminal Weakness, pm Ia leG L. .g ~.
iectOns 81 the Kidneys. ana every g'nrIs y;a OIL e
A CERTAIN DISEASE
How terrific is even the contemplation OF I1.r,sa-
re-. NJ Ms dissasa ,,b,,, en-, r,nIs., ~, - 80,
sklGilpbv.cian. or from IGNORANT aid if,,on s-,,.
uleut thr cgpst'yt,naI sln,f,fu,ns mate h, ~
ance-thc thrDar become. nlcerated tao .o,,, ra-
ed nocturnal nn,s IN the jr nd and Iihs G,,,. NJ
sight deafness the hnues atrclcd hIot,hr, ~, ,as
head. face and gytrCmitirs rrogrrsFr- On WI, ,.:~ht
CuI raiudty tin AT last ne nn,r Of lie I:,h +. ti,-
uuyed the bone, of me unar dcrg, and "a! in. IA.
vIct. of tbi. bprrd li..as rr, - N, ot, &C ,fv
until the last see n, "a. r.. ,l,p ,,,,.,; q a. -,
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DAILY 10 rmm snUrts,

By the BAY LINE, C.a@R FiHG THE GREET
CENIh.AL UNITED STATES N4IL,
. NOW IN C9G.i'LETE 0EED fGRs. viii
Il three boats on the Bay, viz: GEORGIA, Captain
Chh"H, HERALD, Captain russell, and JEW ESH
Iaplan sutton; and two on James biver, VIZ: CUR
IT'S PECK, Captain Davis, aHd ALICE, Cant. skin
Hcr AL OF which tcamb0at" not surpassed ia the
tninn Tor speed, strength and CGmlOIt.
hylhiS well known, comfortable pleasant safe and
p"pn'at route, via Chesapeake Ray to Norfolk. Va.
up james Rive. 10 Ciy Point, Va, by steamboats,;
lhthce hv Railroad to Petersburg. Va. Weldon and
wilmington, " G., and thence by steamboats, 10
Charleston, :. c, CNhonl loss OF Sic p, and no nm
pheasant changing OF passengers aud baggage. Throua,
10 t"af'"'"h III % hours, or As sholt time as any
other route,
sCHEDULG;
: e1SAzIS Leaving Spears wharf, Baltimore,
-. rfy Fri E"uy (GA"Gp, SuEday) at O'Clock, i,
.'.s4-ra'i 5a.A, ~ Inllc !tgumAoatS GEORGIA, Can't
Cannon, ~ HERALD, C.pt. Russell. Arriving nj Nor
folk ta!trr good nights si,"p) BY o'cock, a. Nj
II. rr.a Thence up James River, with lis
'-,t.rT;H beautiful scenery. in day IIghl, by
~ q" SlcWIbnatS CURTIS PECK, Captain
"avis, OF ALICE, Capt. skinucr, to City Point RAJ,
told to Petersburg, (t"o hours ahead of the Great
Mail Line leaving Gajimof. the sane alCtnoua)
wnctc ,te 1"o lines amagamvte To the South with 4
continuous lin" from Charleston, T. G. tu Mobile and
Ne" pdnanS, by Tax the m"stcoUiurabIr and shortest
FARE REDUCED.
Through Il 'ktts from Bamo,c to Charleston.
). 9, have always been sold by this line,
ch"cr'nIy fe'"ivCd, and promptly paid 10 AL
concerned, ;.......... 4al o.
Through tickets 10 and from Baltimore, Nor
fol" Ut Portsmouth. Neutrality-suspicious.. 60C
THROUGH tickets 10 and from City Point, Peters
burg aud Richmond, Observation-Disclosures. coo
Tarongi tickets 10 and from Weldon, N. CO.. 9ot
- To and from franklin or Back
water, n. C....... OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 6.5l
The PORTSMOUTH RAILROAD i.
ssss5SsyI running daily 10 and from Weldon the r.
g5sSs5sGsS connecting with the passengers going
-~Sat2,ssG1-- South or 2 hours ahead of The Greet
southern MAJ Line at Weldon, by which line travel
Grs to ard iiGm Gac hwaer nd other mats of North
Carolina are accommodated at the above rates
0}- Traveller may rely on the above as the truth
and without deception.
% Travellers will Please attend to our Soliciting
Agent who hands you this Bill, (,cho vi rcfutc the
tafsehood Of The Greet Southern Mil Line by stating
the truth) Hand your checks to him or our Porter
III the depot yard, (NorioIk Line his hat J who viii
attend to your baggage, and conduct you the boat
ol' T.SHEPPARD, Agent.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-10-24

KEEPER OF AN INTELLIGENCE OFFICE Con-
vIcrED. In the Boston Municipal Court, on
Monday, Joshua BufFum was put on trial for
cheating Sarah J. Nutter out of fifty cents, I'M
der pretencc of supplying her with place in
the family Of Mr.. Asa B. Higgins. 1t appeared
from the evidence that Dir. Higgins had told
Butfnm not to send him any more females to
his house for employment in his family, yet at.
terwa5d he did send the complainant to Mr..
HIS house, and informed her that he wanted a
housekeeper' Judge Gushing charged the jury
that if the keeper of All intelligence office re-
ceived fee for information, he was bound to
know that what he stated was true; and if he
knew that the information was false, and OBJ
tanned the fifty cents in consequence of giving
it, the offence of cheating by false pretences
was made out; the smallness of the amount
was not to be taken into consideration in deter
mining tho question. Tie jury returned a
verdict of guilty"
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then contracted with COMMISSIONS, his eyes he
came fixed, while he gaaped-"F France /" u
My son!" Then all was silent. Napoleon had
ceased to live.
At these words the flowers which the Young
gil had brought dropped from her trembling
hands; she fell Oh her knees by the bed side;
then, making an choIt, she seized and tried to
press the baud of Napoleon 30 her fps--but inn
mcdIatcly her head fell back, her mouth was
discooIed, her eyes fixed, and she sunk on
the floor, buried in that sleep which knows no
waking.
Henrietta was dead!
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FOE PoNW DRROsIrN-TWIcE 4 nAY

FassengCTs leave The depot Frau street,
s7sEst2n in the cars oc the Philadelphia WiEning-
Eritsefjaf ton and Baltimore Railroad Company,
.issar g. VERY MORNING, Except Suudays) al
O'CLOCK, and EVERY AFTERNOON, at y O'Clock,
except sundays, which will be at g, P. NJ.
On arrival al ilavrc dc Grace, proceed to Port De-
pn'itc bv steamboat GOsp0rt, Capt. Surc con.
Returning, the leave IIavre lie Grace at L. OF
clock. (uOonl ami ats O'Clock, +. u.
Fare to FOrt Depnsite 70 cents.
GC- ~ taking the morning train it will allow pcr
who have business at Port pepOs tie to remain
several hours at that place aud 10 baltimore thu
same evening. az Tickets must he procured 1T lht
Office before entering he cars.
A CRAWFORD. Accent
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From t,a Jo".. Newspaper)
T. Y T. N / G. LITU ~ T..

From tta Jo'.. Newspaper]
l. ' ENIN q LITU DE.
Ky ". l.. DtFrENDEEFrEr.
The even ng dews Upon The h.l.
Arc s1i.ag 10 the esn,
E7d twilight shadows, dU +. a&G A'li'.
Sweep ON TO aight's ddr,. noun.
-! here where noises seem o. sie"i-.
As 2eid in magic spells
Were STAYS d. almost seen t1 WGeG.
--nd contemplation wells.
WHAT tide unca.ed is Oh my soc,-
VIVA. whisper in my heart,
What conscious, hrcath'e-s voices yo,i
Along, that MAKE m start.
There is io,tstep in the air.
That gldes unseen, Unhear6;
Eaow-l know its presence there
Its tread the sCul has stirred.
lis thine, my love-ani on the Nigh:
ihy spirit cones to mine,
Snd pant Gf fear and part delight,
There JOY and struggle Irvine.
80 mine are raised her tender eyer,
Where love is shrined in tears
They lid me still my breaking sigks,
And pitad away my fears.
iier hand is on my batHing brow,
1t. fever 10 aIlay;
And, oh! I hear beside me EoW
An angel whisper say:
S'Oh, wherefore does the canket creep
TO Iir. thy rushing veins:
And why sn wildly dust thou weep
My love for thee remainF!
"And wc shall wander side by side
In ysnder starry skies,
Where time nor circumstance Divide
The souls that love allies.
"Erae-true, we meet no more heioq'.
Bat will clasp thy nan!,
fad We shall part Cor FREUD no! foe
Within the better l0nd!'
The voice is sti'I--t.iC spirit FED
The dews are on my hand;
But whO would weep the spirit SAID --
"There is 4 hpuer Iand!''
- HJ'ica6, Pa, Sent. lsiJ.