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Evelyn Hope.
BY ROBERT BROWNING
i Evelyn Hope is dead

Beautiful Evelyn Hope is dead
Sit and watch by her side an hour
That Ia her bookshelf this her bed
She picked that piece of geranium flower
beginning to die, too, in the glass
Little has yet been changed, think
The shutters are shut, no ight may pass
Save two long rays thro' the hinges ohink.
Sixteen years old when she died
Perhaps she had scarcely heard my name
II was not her time to love beside,
Her life had many hope and aim,
Duties enough and little cares,
And now was quiet. now astir,
Till God hand beckoned unawares,
And the sweet white brow is all of her
II is too late then, Evelyn Hope
What your soul is pure and true,
The good stars met In your horoscope,
NJ ade you of spirit. fire, and dew
And thus because | was thrice as old,
And our paths in the world diyerged SO wide,
Each nought to each, must be told
We were fellow mortals, nought beside
No. indeed for God above 81
l. great 10 grant, mighty to make,
And creates the love to reward the love,
claim you still for my own love s sake
Delay ed, it may be. Tor more lives yet,
Through worlds shall traverse not q few
Much is TO learn, and much TO forget
Ire the time be come ior taxing you
But the time will eome-at last IL will
When, Evelyn Hope, what meant, shall say,
la the lower earth, IN the years long still,
That body and soul so pure and gay
Why your hair was amber, | shall divine,
And your mouth Of your OVID geranium's red !;
And what you would do with me, in fine,
In the new life come in the old ones stead
I have lived, | shall say, much since tlep,
Given up myself TO many times.
Gained Inc the gains Of various men,
Ransack ed the ages, spoiled the climes
Yet one thing one, in the soul s fun scope,
Either missed, or itself missed me-
And want and find you, Evelyn Hope
What is the issue? Let US see
I loved you, Evelyn, ell the while
My heart seemed full as it could hold
There was place and TO spare for the frank young
smile
And the red young mouth and the hairs young
gold.
So, hush--I will give you this leaf to keep
See, | shut it inside the sweet cold hand,
There, that is our secret 60 TO sleep,
You will wake, and remem Der, anu understand.
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GEORGIA MoSEYIN GEoRcIA.--Swan's Bank
Note List and Detector, published at Allan
ia, Georgia, among the other banks of that
State, quotes atlanta and Griffin with
the following remarks "Of these banks
nothing sufficient is known to authorize us in
quoting them at any fgure,o
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q. OBERTOP

L EEPS stock of Family Groceries, variety Of
IN Toys and assortment Of Musical Instru-
mepts, for sale Main Street, between Second and
Third. msr %, 1883. d
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THE ScHooLxAsTER or OUR REPUBLIC. -
When our Republic rose, Noah Webster be-
came its schoolmaster. There has never
been q great nation with q universal Ian
guage, without dialects. The Yorkshireman
cannot now talk with a man from Cornwall
The peasant from the Liguarian Apprentices,
drives his goats home at evening, over hills
that look down on SIX provinces, none of
whose dialects he can speak Here, five
thousand miles change not the sound of q
word.
Around every Preside, and from every fac
tory Of toll, is heard the same tongue We
owe il to Webster. He has done for us more
than Alfred did for England, or Cadmus for
Greece. His book. have educated three gen
erations. They are forever multiplying his
innumerable army of thinkers, who will
transmit his name from age to age A
Glance at the Metropolis.
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rF The new batch Of cardinals has been
made by the Pope. Prince Lucien Bonaparte,
who was prominent candidate, and for
whom it was said that the Emperor was in
trigung, in the hope of ultimately making
him the successor Of the present Pope, who
is not likely to live long, has not received .
respondent of the Newark Mercury, another
the satisfaction of the Emperor of France.
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NEBRASKA FOR FREE FARNs.--A joint reso-
luton requesting Governor lizard to proceed
to Washington and use his influence to OBJ
tanning the passage of bill granting 100
acres of land to actual settlers in Nebraska,
as recommended in his message, has passed
both Houses Of the Legislature.
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DICKENS MoLLIF1ED.--ln Dickens last
Christmas and New Years story, "The Holly
Tree Inn,o he acknowledges that the Ameri-
can are kind, generous, large-hearted and
great people. The Americans will feel over
come with gratitude for this favorable en-
dorsement of their character, though he did
Islander them when he returned 10 England.
As he once visited this country for q few
weeks, and travelled in q railroad car from
New York to Washington, at the rate of thir-
ty miles an hour, he is eminently qualified
10 Judge
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and the whole Of g TT !"
Lots IS and 1873 In Nashville, and the S E Of N
W / of 26-65-5 40 acres) in dispute.
For the whole of which / will take fpenfy- t,ro
thousand dollars one-thrd in hand and the balanc
in one, two three, and four annual payments, with
interest at 10 per cent. from date, be paid annu
ally, and secured by deed Of trust until all is paid
Any person wishing for particular information rs
to location quality Of the lands, may apply II
T. Reid, Esq, his Honor the Mayor of the city Of
Keokuk. VIM. GILLISS.
July Is. 1859 d
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"The Abolitionists (of Kansas have
come the Yankee over us this time--the Gov
ernor has betrayed US. He has betrayed him
self, the South, and the whole Of the pro-
Slavery party. We had them Just where we
wanted them, and he spoiled oil. Next time
we must plan for ourselves"
Thus mourns the immortal Stringfelow
over the rout of his associates. But it was
neither the ''Abolitonists," nor the Govern
or, but "Sharpe's Rifes' which came 'the
Yankee over the sRufhans." Prepared Salt
peter IL even more 'svillainous" than Yankee
ssAbolitonists y and but for the apprehend-
ed results likely to flow from it, there would
have been massacre in Lawrence.
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{ y The Gasometer at Davenport has
split open, and the people have returned to
candles and camphine.
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rT The Hamline University was dedica-
ted at Red Wing, Minnesota, on the 9th ult.
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IMPROVED AMBROTYPEs.

IMPROVED A MRROTYPES.
YTNHE su bsoriber 49,
l. would respectful ~ MID
ly announce that he AlRkr
IL daily taking pictures IHHeS Y1IyyISrk7
Giass the oSS%t4 -
and improved plan and
cemening them. either with one or two glasses with
cement that not only beauties the picture, but
Theoretically seals it, not with the baisam Of Fir
which will even dissolve in common spirits, the
old patent pictures done, but with cement that
VIII retain its brilliancy for ages. To person who
has been humbugged to the tune Of $500 with worth
less patent, l should think that such advice as Mr.
4 - gives under the head of Cuttings Patent Am
h'otypes, would be very wholesome Call at Sc Main
street if you wish to get good and true picture
Price of Ambroypes from ST. 90 to $40.
febld L. w. BUELL..
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The Gate City charges Geo. W. McCleary,
Esq, the Democratic candidate for Sccreta-
ry of State, with being Know Nothing
We deny t. Bring on your proofs, neigh
Dor, or retraet the SANDER Times.
Can't take it back just yet, but we will ex-
tend it by including one Of the editors of the
Times
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THE Dgs MONIES VALLEY NHts is issued from
his Office every Wednesday has extensive and IN
c reasng circulation throughout the Desmolhes al
ey, a well as in the rest Of the State ana 'he NJ
I ed States and ~ a medium Of advertising i NOT
surpassed. Subscription price $3.50 per annum IN
advance
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Home
INSURANCE COMPANY.

INSURANCE COMPANY.
Office No. Wall Street, New York
Cash Capital, $500 oo0, 90.
Amount of Assets, $747,s72,47.
Amount If Liabilities, $53,6T7.6S.
rNIiIS Company differs from most Others in having
i apdid up capital Of $500 900 90 and no dv-
dends made To stockholders without first provld
ing for the unearned premium all outstanding pol
icies, in addition to the capital.
CHAS. j. MARTIN, Pres.
A. WILLMARTH, See.
ian25d3m VIM F. TURNER Agent
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TIRE FIRE! FIREY

KIRE FERE FIRE
DOLICIES of Insurance issued at fair rates in thA
following sound Offices
Star Insurance Co., New York.
Commercial Insurance Co, st. Louis
Etna Insurance Co.. Hartford.
Mound City Insurance Co., St Louis.
Hartford Fire Insurance Co., Hartford.
Dwellings insured for O term Of years at extreme
ly low rates. All information given and surveys
III ade by W. W. BELkNAP, Agent.
Office corner Main aud Second Sts
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Short Credits and Short Prices

"E invite the attention Of buyers to cur extern
w slve and varied asso rtment of
New Goods,
Selected and imported for our Spring Sales
Our stock is divided into Three Departments-de-
voting one floor &c each-enabling to give
tentoD to- and better assortment of each class OF
goods than be found in any house doing general
business. The following among the articles to
which we devote special attention;
HOuSefurn hing DE pa rtment.
LACE MUSLIN CUR TABLE 4 PIANO COW
TAINS, ERS,
SATIN DAMASKs, WATERED MoREENs.
SATIN DE LANES, OIL FURNITURE
IMPERIAL DAMASkS CHINTZ's.
WORSTED - QUILTS4 COUNTER
COTTON pANES
C0RNlCES, TASSELS, BLANKETS
DC. TOILET COVERINGS,
DIMITIES, SC
Linen Goods Department..
LINEN sHEErIN9s TOWELS ToWELING
PILLOW CASELINENS DIAPERS CRASH
TABLE CLOTHS, LONG LAWNS,
TABLE DAMASKS, BIRDS EYE DIAPERS,
NAPKINS l. DoYLIES &c
STAIR LINENS,
And every variety Of SHIFTING. COAT PANT
LINENS.
Hosiery Depa rtm ent.
MEN 5 HOSIERY AND GLOVES,
WOMEN'S HOSIERY ANDGL0EES,
CHILDREN 5 HOSIERY a0L0vES,
SHIRTS, DRAWERS, DC.
We ask an inspection of stock BY none bat
CASH and approved SIX MosTGs blyers-to such
offer CREST Inducements.
GuiiIon. Anderson ACe.
No. AZ Market st. below 4th, Philadelphia.
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SHOE STORE
Once of Keokuk Gas Light and Coke Co.

Ufhce OF keokuk Gas Light and Coke 20, /
January 22nd, 1856.
To CONSUMERS OF GAS during the extreme cold
weather, metres and service pipes in exposed situa
tons are liable to become chilled and prevent the
fow Of gas. Should this in any case on notice
being given the Office, End street between Main
and Bondeau, ii will he remedicd at once.
j23d6t EDW ARD KILB0URNE, Prtst.
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publicans. he has failed in that design, for
they are as firm and unainching as on the
day thew announced their candidate; if 1t
was to make interest with Southern polisl-
clans for the Cincinnati Convention, ne wall
fail in that also, for they will prefer some
one Of the same sentiments and none OF the
political weakness and unpopularity OF the
President if il was to exhibit the utter
abasement of spirit into which he has fallen,
what crimes against genuine popular SOW
ereignty" in Kansas he was willing to COM
NIT at the beck of the slave propagandists,
what inconsistencies he was willing to con-
sent TO to serve the men who made him, what
pettifogger he is in craftsmanship as well
as in law, he has failed in that also, for It
was work of supererogation, since every
body had learned it all long ago.
CAuGHr A TARTAR.-The fusionists of Keo
kuk, who, like their 'Ebredren" here, have
been figuring around for the purpose of
woodworking the Germans, have caught
Tartar, in the person of a solid thinking
German, who not only fires back into the
fusion ranks, but also scatters "a little more
grape" among such Of his own countrymen
as are suffering themselves to be mlsled and
who are unwittingly seeking to mislead 9TH
ers. His communication, published in the
Times, is quite to the point, and we should
be glad TO publish it had we room to do so,
We have no doubt that he expresses the
views and feelings of nineteen twentieths
of the Germans throughout thu State aud
the first thing the fusionists know they will
wake up some fine m Jrning cursing the for
eigners more bitterly than they have ever
yet DONE Burlington Gazette.
Oh yesl Now suppose you dopublish the
article, and fancy, just for the fun Of the
thing, that German wrote it. Then 1t
would be funny all round for our clever
young friend who has set up for German,
temporarily, is doubtless enjoying himself
hugely to see how his trick takes. Dear Ga
sette, do remember that it is Just as easy to
sign one thing as another to an anonv-
nous communication, and be sure and not
s'catch tartar" yourself.
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GODFREY q SNOW.

WIZ n Z q SNVW,
STORAGE, Forwarding and Commission Mer
- chants, and General Freight Agents. Front st .
between Vermont and Broadway, Quincy, Illinois
~ Property directed TO care, " iii be forward
ed with dispatch, and orders and consignments will
receive immediate and careful attention.
Refer 10 Flagg savage, Moore, Hollowbush l.
Co, fleming 4 Co., Quincy Page Bacon, st. Lou
Is. jan25d3m
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FOR SALE.

90 feet by rs First Street, between Main JohH.
Also, House and Lot corner Of First and John
son. Apply to SMITH 4 NANsICkLEN.
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Office of heokuk Gas Z GIT and Coke Co.
January 22nd 1885.
fINHE following articles constantly Oh hand and
i for sale for cash only
Coke OF best quality, soc per busnel.
Coal slack for blacksmths use, 25c per bushel.
Tar in quantities not less than 80 gallons, 10 cts
per gallon, the purchaser furnishing cask put it
Apply at the office on 2nd street, between Main
and Boudeau.
Ter None Of the above articles delivered from the
Gas Works without order from the Office
inno3dtf
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n Der Dem0hrdt, The Uerman p0per AT
Davenport, abandons the Democracy, which
party it had hitherto supported ably and Wig
orously. We believe there is not now a sin
gle German paper in Iowa but has cut loose
from the party, and all are looking TO an af-
fhation with the Republicans, if they offer
platform sufficiently broad and compre-
hensiYe. ..
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t4Nok sALE-Or trade for Iowa lands or ke0kuk
l. City prOperty--A house and lot at Walnut Ii Ills
near the city OF Cincinnati, apply 10
SMITH 4 VANSICKIPN
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CT The State Democrat, of Davenport,
comes out for Buchanan as the nominee Of
the party for the Presidency. The follow
ing is among It's reasons
ave have now reached a period in our M
tional history when the person whom the
people honor with the dignity of President
Of the United States, and Commander in
Chief of the American forces, should possess
great experience in political fe, great firm
ness and indexibility Of character, and the
most unbounded devotion to the Constitu-
ton and the Union"
And Pierce is confessed not TO possess
these qualities, eh ? Else why kick him aside
so heedlessly? The little New Hampshire
lawyer must be gratifed at the generous
magnanimity which the party hacks display
towards him now that be has used himself
up in their service.
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BOOTS AND SHOES AT COST.

BOOTS AND SHOES AT COST.
NJ would respectfully inform the public that
w on account OF change ia our arm, we have
from this day commenced 10 sell stock 81 East
err goods al cost and will continue TO do until the
first Of March. 1856.
Remember the sign Of the Big Shoe.
UDELL 4 MATLESS.
N B.--Mr. odell being about u retire from the
business, all persons indebted To him or the above
firm, Will please call and settle Immediately.
ian24d& wimchi
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L'OH sALE-Lot 5, Block POL on Main street. APP
4 ply 10 dec. Isl ksMITH NANsIkCLEN.
L>0k SALE-Lots and 2 in Block l59, corner Of
L Fulton and 10th streets. Terms easy. Apply TO
dec Is. SMITH EANsICk LIN
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FOR oAIE

LNOk SALE-640 of choice land within -four
1 miles Of the city. SMITH ; NANsICkLEN
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A LDI IN Louisville, ky.,to exchange for kee-
\ kuk City property apply q
SMITH i vANSICKEN
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228 Acres Of Land, 90 under cultivation, near Ca
margo. Terms, one-third cash, balance in one. two
and three years. Apply 70
SMITH 4 EANSICKLFN
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LsFR sALE-20 feet by lao on johnson street, be-
l. tween I'd and Sd streets, south side apply to
SMITH A VANSlt,kf.CE
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NTE will pay particular attention to sales by
w Auction, Of Real Estate, Stocks, AdministrA-
tors Sales, &c. will negotiate Loans, make Colec-
lions, exchange Real Estate for Merchandise, make
liberal advances Real Estate or Merchandise con-
signed for public sale will act as Attorneys for
property holders on the dsposing of property, col
iecting of rents, paying taxes &c; viii 6nan-
cial councillors for all who may need services
Once on Third street, between Main and Johnson.
uoy24
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LNOk sALE-Lots !, and six in Block 1885, corner
l. Of Fulton an 9th streets. Apply TO
dec ~. SMITH 4 FANSICKLEN.
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To The puhIic

To the Public.
Ii AFlNG determined, hereafter, 70 do an exelu-
l. sisely cash business in cur retail department,
Vie are prepared To cell oil kinds Of Hats Caps Bon
nets, dc, at greatly reduced prices. Our stock is
now very complete, and We keep nothing but the
best grades Of goods always have the latest styles,
and Will sell lower for cash than the grades
are cold on credit. So on With your dimes
"a All kinds Of Millinery work done te order
at the shortest notice,
Oct. % .-dtf. IL. Y. HUMPHREY A GAGY
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! LS0h sALE-2S feet by TAO 80 street, also rs
l. feet Johnson, corner Of 7th street, by ITO on
7th. Apply to SMITH Il VANSICkLEN
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LNOR SALE - 10 acres Of land ON the c. CONN
i Tract, apply to SMITH l. VANsICKLEN
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Franklin Fire and Marine
INSURANCE COMPANY.
RoSn DIT LAC, WIS.

Fosp pi LAC, WIS,
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1n0 BONES Glassware and w indow Glass al
~UU REYNOLDS Drug Store.
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ENOK sALE-A dwelling house and lot a Bank
i Street, apply to SMITH 4 VANsICKLEN.
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New AYrlxnl.

NEW ATFINAI.
u R0WN and tan co!orei hats, hi gh and low crown
- VI every style aud quality, just rceeiv d by
oct23dwI H. 4. HUMPHREY GAGE.
1--WE hundred dosen plush caps, just receit ed at
l. the store Of ID. T. HUMPHREY d GAGE.
nrt1ldxtf
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nNE Thousand Bonnets, If all STYLES and qualities
~ at ID. +. HUMPHREY GAGE.
oct23dwtf.
NJ ILLINERY Goods Of every variety nj the low
w eat prices, at ID. +. HUMPHREY GAGE.
oet23dwtf.
JNHREE hundred dozen wool and fine hats Of every
style, at DE-. HUMPHREY GAGE.
oct.3dwtf.
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A HOUSE and lVts Second street apply 10
\ noy24 SMITH i VANsICKLEN
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1856-05-09
MoRE PREcIous THAN RupIEs.-Would

MoRE PREcIous THAN RuBIEs.-Would
it not please you to pick up strings Of pearls,
drops Of gold, diamonds, and precious stones,
as you pass along the street! 1t would
make you feel happy for month to come
Such happiness you can give to others
How, do you ask BY dropping sweet words
kind remarks, and pleasant smiles rs you
pass along These are true pearls aud
precious stones, which can never be lost; of
which none can deprive you. Speak to that
orphan child; see the pearls drop from her
cheeks. Take the hand Of the friendlcss
boy; bright diamonds fash in his eyes,
Smile on the sad and detected JOY suffuses
his cheek more brilliant than the Utmost pre-
cious stones. BY the way-side of the poor,
drop words and smiles to cheer and bless
You will feel happier when resting upon
your pillow at the close of the day, than if
you picked a scoie Of perishing jewels. The
latter fade and crumble in time; the former
grow brighter with age, and produce happi-
er reflections forever.
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"Dut thou hast all seasons for thine own Obi Death"
Mrs. Hea,dns. t4-
DIED. at the residence Of her father In Cleveland az
o'clock p NJ on Friday, the 25h ult., ELLEN g. third
daughter OF George W. and Mary II. Mayo, In the
twenty-sixth year Of her age.
The simple announcement OF the fact 10 the numer-
friends aud acquanances Of the deceased Is suf
fcent to awaken the lveliest emotions Of sorrow
That death loves shining mark" Is most forcbly
pressed In this affecting dispensation Of providence
We look with some degree OF composure upon the
shroud and coffin OF the infant MS II Is waited from
earth to heavenand when old age gently passing to
the tomb, we turn away from the contemplation with
the reflection, ewhat consong, that time has but
done Its work. But OH how hard Il Is 10 bear the sad
bereavement when youth-gay, lively, joyous youth
is by the hand Of death ruthlessly snatched away.
The deceased had been hut a short lime resident OF
our town, and was matter OF congratulation that
happy accession had been made to the society OF
the young II was hoped that the uniform, sincere de-
pertinent Of the christian woman would lead many
youthful associate to follow In the happy path
and that those graceful accomplishments Of which she
eminenty possessed, would long continue to
shed their sautary influence upon the hearts Of those
whose lots should be cast within Its shadow. Her friends
fondly dreamed that they should long listen 20 that
sweet voice, whose tones IA stil lingering In the ear
But that voice Is hushed TO IN deaththnt music
accustomed TO cchan the hearts OF those who heard It,
has melted from earth to Join the chorus Of saints at
the foot OF the throne ON high.
The deceased was born at Athens In this State,
the 1ith day of0ctobcr, is30grew up under the min
istration Of the Presbyterian Chsrch at that placea
ached herself 10 that Church In 1sfsived constantly
under her fathers roof In the conscious discharge Of
every duty the pride Of the familythe devou chris
ter aud sincere friend Theloss TO her Immediate fam
fly Is rreparabe; aud the sorrowsricken parents and
relatives have the varnest sympathy Of the community
ID their sad bereavement q.