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The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1846-12-03
OORONER,s NOtice--NOtice is gi

a NOHON Ek&'S NOIHCe--N otce Is given
~ that an Inquest was held on the body of a
man, found dead at lower mouth of the Buyou
in Union Township the 22d ult. The name
of :he deceased is unknown, his stature was
about five feet eight inches, he was heavy built.
his clothing consisted of black summer cloth
coat, pants fine drab cloth. as the Jury supposed
the same being much soiledby mud a cross barred
vest made of wooden material, black silk era
vat. and calf skin boots The money and pros
perty found on the person of the deceased, con-
sisted OF silver LaPine watch, there were NV o
pocket books found in the pockets of the de-
ceased, in one of which there was S55 in gold
coin OF the Unite States, and in the other o
dollars and forty cents in silver, and IN order on
the Treasurer of Alleghaney county for one dol.
lar, IN the vest pocket of tn deceased there
was a silver pencil case and "a pen holder, also
trunk key and two horn combs. The verdict
of the Jury was thai the deceased came to his
death by being drowned.
w. C. SAUNDERS,
Justice OF the Peace acting as Coroner.
Evansville, Dec. 8, l846-44-3w
The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1846-12-03

MUST received and for sale-A large stock
ca of GLASSW ARE, consisting in parts of
Is boxes Tumblers, plain, cut, pressed, etc. etc
6 Decanters, royal bar, cut. flute, champ. etc
&" Jars, improved article, from at. TO gall
| . Lanterns;
30 g Quart Bottles and Point Flasks.
March 5, ALLIS s. HOWES
The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1846-12-03

Ut OTICE--I am just receiving at my store
~ on Wafer Steeet, below MAN, fine stock
Of Dry Goods of all kinds, which pledge my
self that they shall be offered for sale at very
small advance on cost. | wish my friends
and the public to call and examine the
stock and prices before purchasing elsewhere,
J. NJ. CALDWELL.
Nov. 10. I846-4t-tf
The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1846-12-03
AUCTION STORE.

Watershed, between Sycamore & Vine.
EVANSVILLE, IND.
NEARX GUMBERTS informs the public that
I'VE ne will sell at Auction on Tuesday, Thurs
days, and Saturdays of each week, Dry Goods.
Clothing, Hats, Boots, Shoes, Hardware, Queens
ware, &C.. &c. All Goods consigned TO him
will meet with sale and return. HI soIicits the
patronage of the public. aug Cliff.
The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1846-12-03
BURBANK, Corner of Main and Sec

ri BURBANK, Corner OF Main and Sec
% ond Street, at the cold Reilly SrOre,"
keeps constantly on hand well selected stock
of Dry Goods and Family Groceries, Hardware
and Cutlery, Axes, and many kind OF Farming
Tools, Hollow-ware, Wood, Stone and Queens
ware, Boots. Shoes. Leather, Hats, Caps, &c
Comprising good assortment for farmers and
the country generally, which he will sell as
cheap as can be bought West OF New York city.
He will receive in payment cash and all kinds
of merchanable produce He is thankful Tor
III past, and soIicits call from those who like
to buy good articles and cheap before buying
elsewhere. sep 3-tf.
The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1846-12-03
TIN-W A r E, &C.

tFHyHE subscribers would inform the public
= in general, that they have just returned
from Cincinnati with the largest and most
SPLENDID assortment Of Stoves that was ever
brought to this market. Their stock consists of
the following patents. to-wit:-
BUCKS IMPROVED PATENT,
FULTON'S DO HOT AIR,
WOTF & CO.'S IMP. PREMIUM,
FRENCH'S RELIANCE DO.
ECLIPSE, DO DO
DUTCH, Do. DO
ROOTS DO, DO.
PARLOR STOVES, of various patterns.
Fancy air tight. Globe Coal Stoves. Bed Room
do, Russia Iron air tight, Office do, American
do g., 10. Z, 6, plates of all sizes. All of the
above named are of the latest patterns.
Ali kinds of Tin and Sheet Iron Ware con-
stantIy on hand and made 10 order, at the sh ort-
est notice and oa the most reasonable terms
The highest price In cash paid for old Copper
and Pewter.
All orders attended TO as punctual as if the
persons were present.
Shop on Main ST., uear the Cour, House.
JAMES SCANTLIN, s. SON.
Evansville, Dec. 3, l846-44tf.
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state of Indiana.
State of Indiana,
WARRIcK COUNTY, SIS.
In the Warrick Circuit Court, October Term
1916.
Henry D. B. Daviel
VS.. Foreign Attachment.

tAtui9 u. ~. Odfis
VS.. Foreign Attachment.
Eakin B. Baker.
AOW at this time comes the Plaintiff by his
" Attorney, and moves the Court for Or
der OF publication herein. and shows TO the
Court, now here by the return of the Sheriff to
the process issued in this cause, that the same
has been duly executed by attaching the follow
ing lands and tenemeBts, as the property of
SAID Defendant Lakin d. Baker, that is to say:
the South East quarter of Section No. thirty lone
n Township No, FIVE, South of Range eight
West, containing one hundred and sixty acres.
Situate in the District of lands sold at Vincen-
mes Indiana, and in county OF Warrick.
Whereupon, 1t is ordered by thu Court that
the Defendant Lakin ID. Baker, be notified by
publication three weeks successfully, in the
Evansville Journal, weekly newspaper, print
ed and published in Evansville in the County of
Vanderburgh, that the said Writ of Foreign
Attachment, is now pending and undetermined
i'll onr Warrick Circuit Court, and the said La
kin D. Baker is hereby required to appear and
Defend, or the same will be heard and determ-
ned, in his absence, and this cause continued
until next term of this court.
Attest, ]. WAITE b. MOORE, Clerk
Nov. IL 1864 3w.-pf 50 90.
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a ADMINISTRATORS saIe--I will as ad

u administrators SaIe--I will as ad-
AA min lstratorof the estate OF George Har-
man decead, sell at public auction at the late
residence of said deceased, i'll Union Township
Vande rburgh county. Indiana, on tn 26th day
December, all the personal estate of the said
deceased, consisting of horses, cattle, hogs,
sheep. aud a large lot Of corn, farming utensils
household and kitchen furniture, and many 9TH
articles too tedious TO mention, credit oil
nine months will be given all sums above
three dollars.
HENRY HARTMAN. Admir-.
Dec. 3, l846-44-3w
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A DMINISTRATOR,S Nofice.--No.

"A DWHNISTRATOR' NOfICe.-~No-
"A tice is hereby giveE that the undersigned
has taken letters OF Administration ON the es-
tate of Joseph Wheeler Jr., late Of Vanderburgh
county and State of Indiana deceased. All
persons indebted to the said estate are request
ed to make immediate payment, and those hav-
ing claims against the same, are notified to pre-
sent them duly authenticated for settlement.
The said estate is probably insovent.
JAMES T. WALKER. Admir-.
Nov. ~. lS46-4l-3w
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A DEMONSTRATORS Notice-Notice

a DuAN ISEESAIOR 3 NOtlce-Notice
n is hereby given that the undersigned has
this day taking out letters of Administration on
the Estate of Hiram Stroud, late of Vanderburgh
County, deceased, all persons indebted to said
Estate, are requested to make immediate Settle
ment, and all persons having claims against said
Estate, will present them duly authenticated.
The Estate is supposed to be solvent.
ALLEN STROUD. Admir-.
Nov. %, I846-42-3w
The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1846-12-03
a DEMONSTRATORS NOtice.-Nolic.

"a OUNAIS AS = Ma n UKk y NOEHCU"~N OIICe
- is hereby given that the underslg hned has
this day taking out tters of administration on
the estates OF George Hartman late of Wander
burgh county deceased, all persons indebted to
said estate, are requested to make immediate
settlement and all persons having claims against
said estate will present them duly authenticated
said estate is supposed TO be solvent.
HENRY HARTMAN, Admir-.
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J. T. WALKER. s. r. HAM
AHKER & HAMILL.

Attorneys aUI COunseIlOrs at Law.
ENTILL practic. Jaw in partnership in the
w Circuit and Probate Courts of Wander
derbugh and the noigh boring Counties, Indiana
All business entrusted TO their care. will re.
ceive prompt attention.
Office OIL Third Street, fronting the Public
Square, and opposite the Court House.
Evansville, A pril Ist., '46.
The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1846-12-03

CHOPPERS TOOIs.--Just received full
" assortment OF Myers" Celebrated Coop
ers Tools, comprising every thing IN the line,
for sale low by K. S. BABCOCk, Water-St.
July gem.
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InyO COUNTRY MERCHANT.

81 Merchants from the country, are respect
fully invited TO call and examene my large and
well selected stock OF Dry Goods, which
will sell at prices that cannot fail to please.
All kinds Of Merchantable Produce received
in payment for the same, and the highest mar
ket price allowed. OLIVER LADD.
Water street. June 17-tt.
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State of Imdiana,)

SPENCER County, IS,
Spencer County Probate Court, in Vacation
November l8, A. D 1916.
Charles w Springston Ad-1
ministra tor &c of the Estate
of Abram SpringstOn de-
ceased.
VS..
Celia White, James White,
Elizab ethSands, James SAINTS
Porter Springston, William
Springston, Thomas Springs Petiaon to sell
ton, Moses Sprngston Daniel Real Estate,
g. Spring ston Elnor Springs
ton, Sarah Ann Sprngston,
Joshua Hammond, Charles
| Hammond and Warren Ham
r'ond. heirs at Law of the
said Abram Spnngston de-
ceased
| AOW at this time comes the petitioner in
| ~ this cause by Thomas T. D. Bruler, Esqr.,
his attorney, and files his petition together with
the atfadavt of a disinterested person from
which it appears that Celia White, James White
Elizabeth Sands, James Sands, and William
| Spring ton, part of the above named defend
ants, not residents of the State of indiana a.
Notice is therefore hereby given to them Of the
| filing and tendency of shis petition, and that
unless they be and appear on or before the call
ing OF this cause at the next term o said Court
TO be held the Court House in Rock port in
the County of Spencer, oil the second Monday
in February next, and then and there answer to
said petition the same will be heaIed and de-
termlned in their absence Witness my hand at
Rockport this 18th day of November, 1916.
| JOHN CRAWFORD. Clerk.
By S. w. FAIRcHiLD, d. c.
! Dec 3, lS46-44-3w d So 90
The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1846-12-03
A DMINISTRATOE SaIe--No Office

A DMINISTRATOR'S SaIe--Notice
m is hereby given that will expose to sale
at public auction on Saturday the 9Th day of
Decent Der next, at the BRICK store house former.
ly belonging to Joseph Wheeler, Jr, deceased
on Front Street above Main, in the tow of Ev-
ansville. all the Persufai- properly of said de-
ceased consisting OF household furniture Piano
+ orte. lot OF Hardware, loi of paper Tobacco
&c. credit of twelve months will be given
on all sums oil three dollars and upwards, the
purchaser giving his note with approved securi-
~ and waving all benefit from the stay and val
uation laws.
JAMES t. WALKER, Admir-.
Nov. II, ls46-4l-3w
The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1846-12-03

Nanderburgh PROBATE CVurts november 4erm
A. d. 1916.
Sias Stephens AID
ministrator Of the
estate oil James w.
Jones deceased.
VS. On Petition of Insolvency.
The Heirs and de.
viseesof saidJames
w. Jones decea
sed.
And now at this time comes the said Admin
istrator and files his petition showing the condi
ton OF said estate, and complaining that the
property both real and personal is unsu ficen
to pay the debts and demands Outstanding
against said estate, and praying the court tor
leave TO settle the estate as Insolvent. And The
sa id Administrator also files the affidavit Of a
disinterested person, stating that John Jones and
Jane King, Elizabeth King. and v lillian
King minor heirs OF Mary King deceased
rot at this time residents of the State Of In
diana. Notice is therefore given to said John
Jones and Jane King, Elizabeth King, and Will
liam King mi nor heirs of Mary King decd. tina
unless they be and appear here on or before the
calIngolthis causcat the nextterln oithe probate
Court OF Vanderburgh county, to be held at the
Court house in Evansville, on the second Mon
day in February next, the matters and things in
said petition stated will be heard and determin.
ed in their absence,
SAM'L. T. JEN KINS, Clerk.
Nov. 90, IS46-43.3w (S3 0O
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HHouseand Los for saleat Auction

OUSG ana LOd 1OF SAIeaI AuCG10n
n E--W Whereas, Isaac Albeit and Julia Ann
his wife, on the Both of September, A. D. 1910,
executed to me mortgage upon the middle one
third part OF lot No I40 in the Original Plan of
the town Of Evansville. in the County of Van
derburgh and State Of Misunderstanding fifty
ieet on Walnut street, and extending of the
same width across said lot at ri ght angles with
said street-to secure the payment of $500 90
by the Both of September A D. l848,
with six per centum interest thereon pay
able annually. One of the conditions of which
mortgage is, that if said debt interest shall
not be paid when due, | shall have the right
and full powerto sell said mortgaged premises
at auction, after giving 80 days notice of the
time and place OF sale, for the payment of said
debt and interest (all of which will appear by
reference TO said mortgage which is recorded in
Book | of the Records Of deeds in the Recor>
ders Office OF the county aforesaid at pages 251
and 252) and whereas she whole of said sum of
$500 90 as well as S66 90 OF the interest accur-
ed and payable thereon remains unpa id. There
fore for the satisfa action of said debt and inter-
est. will foreclose said mortgage by selling
the said one third part of said lot, which sale
will take place on the 23d day of January l347
at the Court house doori the town OF Evans
vile aforesaid, between 10 O'Clock A. M. and
A O'Clock P. M. ofathat day. Terms o. sale
cash.
NATHAN ROWLEY, Mortgage
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VANDERBURGH Co UNITY, IS.
Vanderburgh Probate Court, November Term
n TQAe
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ANOFFEE.--lO0 Sacks prime Rio Coffee
" received per "Cincinnati'' and for sale by
June 18 STOCKWELL & CORBET.
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NATHAN ROWLEY, Mortgage
BY j. G, JONES Atty.
Evansville, Nov, 26, 1868 8w Sc IS
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Stale Indiana

Nov. 26, 1868 3w
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EsANh BBLS. Kanawha Salt, for sale BY
eGOUap23 STOCK ELL s. CORBET.
The Ripley advertiser. [volume] (Ripley, Miss.) 1843-1897, 1846-04-18
CURIOSITY OF a FRENCnuAN.

Nothing - more characteristic of your tru
. Frenchmac tAan his irrepresslole curiosity
= which he will often CRAFTY at the expense q
danger, and sometimes a. the risk Of his hfe.--
IN matters Of science, by the way, this peculiar
~ of the grand nation has been of great servc,
10 mankind. "A lfienj relates a story pleasant
ly Illustrative OF this satable national impulse
\ ,ySa.og P@risisa iawycr, accustomed oniy 10
Ffench breakfasts, arrived in the morning at
| Dover on his way to London, was surprised to
fad robust john Bull seated at small side
table, loaded with meats and their accompani-
mehts. lie surveyed hm atteniVely for mo.
ment or two, and then began TO soiloqulze IN
al undressed rebersal OF the sparse English al
his command: Mon Dieu !" said he, 1" can be
possible Eat yet gentIhommo is ete hees break.
Iasie Nepar5 minds | shall, | sink shall
ak hoem. Monsieur! | am stranger. VIllI
you 'av re pohesee to tell we wezZer zat is your
b:eaktaste or you denay wat you eat 90 JOHN
rises with indignation, his cheeks distended with
a large portion OF his subs antlal meal and is a
bout 10 resent what he deems an affront but
discretion gets the better Of vaIor, and he sits
down again TO resume his meal The French
man PAGES the l,or obviously for some minutes,
until his enhanced curiosity over comes his TEN. |
porary tlmldty, when he again accos,s the
sharp. set son of "pe.idious Albion" "Sare, |
you knew de recon wherefor | rekquire for
know wezzer Eat is your brekfaste or your denay
wat yen etc. you would 'av ze poesse TO tell
me mme date, and sonse'otience. John was 81
lent, as before, but his face actually gloWed with
eXcpement aud suppressed passion. All these |
evidences OF dlsplJa ure, however, were lost /
upon the curious traveller, who once more ad
dressed his unwilling aiiness and this time "
fairly brought him 10 he use of his speech; for
he rose IN great anger, accused the FrenchmaR /
of having insulted him !; a blow followed, and
duel was the net purport and upshol' of the at. |
fair Had he Frenchman's curiosity been sat.
listed, he would have been more steady handed
but Destiny had wied 1t otherwise. Bulls
bullet pierced hun, and the wound was decided /
mortal. Engllehnan as seldom i'll tempered (
upon a fall stomach our hero relened /; he was
fl led with rcm0rse at having shot this poor Eel
low on so slight prov0catlon, and was most
anxious 10 make amends for his fault. my 1
friend" SAID he to the dying man. :" it greves
me much that should have been so rash as to
lose my tempr in so tTiil,nr a matter, aud if
there Is any way IN which can oblge you, rest
assured You have only 10 name It, and will
faithfully perform your las, request" avn I
you, my fren'i-zen," SAID his victim. writing
ia the agonles of death, if you will be so kind
as to tell me wezz7r zat was your brekfaste or
dcnay wat you etc, shall den die YER mosh
content -
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'"t""' oul asugxesliou nat uuf Misslpn ma,
0t. q al me laieJt uuhenl AHboegi
"h ba'bH location sh0uld rva him many al
''h.oRe Iuf i1fung accufat opinions. II, mo-
J lhihh We have mlUh reason iyf hopinp that IN,
} hopes vii be realized, a h1ugh almost any.
mug may be- expected ifom The unstable coun
cue OF MtM D. M Sltltll hta certainly de.
haid'd ha pisrplflo al a iunpate moment,
"''h llo uows roH England and tine SAFE OF
'ne ''lh.y' and mae especially The tears ol
oui s10'ut U, arc coasplnng 10 act on the ire.
solution 81 M,xco
TIE people Of Vers Crts aye awfaiy fright.
/ 'Heu aao are (ts wiz be seen by the neWsps
80 moving out OF The city. Tie Mexican
N"'y mas Teen taken m TOW Of the STEAMERS TO
a FiaGe u absolute safety, f8r up one Of The
e'o'n"g fiVets' The people Of Vera Cruz
WISH - see the QUESTION between rs settled.
'n1 having never oeen very warmly attached to
d revolutionary government, ttr.atuna pr0nun
cidHleat1 unless tHcir wishes are regarded.
Upon the whole have never seen the send
ment oil the people so iavordb e to u al present
'he DISCUSSION OF TINS monarchy question has,
dl ptrsu tded, done mucn tor US. Nine tenths
OF me people OF NJ '&ico are ardent Republicans;
II Is only le" Of the high class and aristocra.
cy VINO support tae views o the royal party
ihPje is an interesting article on this subj Ct in
the last papers,
The British Minister, writing to the English
commander on the station, says that he cannot
persuade these Peope thai EagIand will not CO.
operate with them against the Udlted y ates-I
ihey nave the greateat confidence that Eng and
IS gong to Interfere to prevent their beng bul
he'd 10y Us, but he has une quivocally animated
that their hopes W uld not be realized.
In HE last papers viii be found = notice OF the
Migrant attack BY Gen Paroles on the freedom
OF The pres aud The per ons Of the editors aud
Ptn'ers. Tms is dangerous proceeding on
The P 1T ofthe President, and must arouse strong
resentment and ear.u opposition.
large part Of the troops uader Gen. Ampu
dta have mu,lnud.
We have received reports from jalsrpa that
the Northern Provinces are about TO seCede
rom the coniederacy.
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N A TU r E..

La solitude, or in that deserted safe when
we are surrounded BY human beings and yet
'hey sympalhlse not with us, we love the flow.
err, the grass, and he waters and the sky. In
tue motion OF he very leaves of spring in the
Due air, there Is then found secret CORES.
.pondence with our neart. There is eloauence
10 the tongueless wind, and mel,dy IN the
II wing brooks and the rnstiing OF the reeds be.
SIDE Hem' wAIch by their inconceivabe rela.
talon TO something within the soul awaken the
sptiis to dance OF bfeath!ess RAPTURE. and
briog Tears Of mysterious tenderness 10 the eyes.
NE Tie enthusiasm patriotic success, or The
! VeIce OF one beloved singing TO you alone.
Serns says that II he were in desert. he
would love some cypress.
The Ripley advertiser. [volume] (Ripley, Miss.) 1843-1897, 1846-04-18
From the Pensacola D9m9cra', March 80.
LATE FROM MEXICO.
+ The Praries.

The U. s brig Sumers, Comm'r lngraham,
arrived at tins por, yes erday Afternoon IRON
Vera Cruz, making the passage IN 81 days.
As the news received by tins arrival as OF I'M
portauccp, we hasten 10 lay 1t before our rea-
ders in advance Vi cur publication day, b" means
OF an "eXtra."
We are indebted to citizen OF this city for
the following extract If a leIer from an officer
on board the SOmers, which embraces all the
most important items of news.
GA the i6th Or. DImond was informed by a
letter from Mr.. Parrot OF the Legation, mat Mr.,
Shde had demanded his passports, having
been refused reception as Minlster, although
the Mexcan Cabinet expressed perfect VIII
hnpness to treat with Commissioner on The
Texas question. He also wrote that MIR. 81.
dell would be IN Vera Cruz in the course OF a
week, and would immediately take passage
theretrom for the United States. The 81. Ma
RVS was in readiness for his accommodation
when he lett.
ca TIE 18th Com. Conner received letter
from Mr. Black, our Consul IN Wexlco. He
appeared to be somewhat eXhIIerated by the
cheering ntellig snce brought from gagland by
the Cambria, which he had just received. He
writes that if this news had been sooner recelv-
ed Mir. Sliee!l would have been received, and
The Ripley advertiser. [volume] (Ripley, Miss.) 1843-1897, 1846-04-18
lFfom Nea's Saturday Gazette. I
" BURY NE WITH MY FATHERS +"
BY CHARLES M. CLEVELAND.

BY CHARLES NJ. CLEVELAND.
O bury me not in the wild wood alone,
Though It's quiet is never broken;
Nor yet IN spot obscure, unknown,
Where word is never spoken.
o lay me not where the wIntry blast
Ger eternal plains* is sweeping,
Nor in the cavern deep and vast,
Where tie famIsh'd wolf is Gre ping.
Not there! Not there!
Bury me not the deep, wild sea.
Meath the lempcst-drlven billow,
Where monsters reve in flemish glee,
. make not there my pillow.
Not vet in the Abby, old and gray,
Where p-jde and pomp are sleeping,
Not with the rich, the great the gay,
In the costly marbles keeping
No, there! Not there
think ne now of a quiet place,
Where The willow It's shade is throwing
There let the earth my form embrace,
Where bright green grass is growing
o lay me down where my fathers lie,
And the loved ones g)re before me.
There make my bed when come to die,
Bright Angels shall watch DER me
Bury me there!
Ia my h'be-an1 is churchyard lone.
Where Age, with You b, Proposes,
Their years are maEk'd on the white he ad
stone,
Tney 81 'ep meath bower of roses.
They laid my mates there long ago,
There rests my sainted Mother,
The graves are c0ua,leSs-stiil know
There yet Is room for another.
Bury me there!
The Praries.