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We are requested to state that there viii be meeting = ne
Market House tonight adopt measures to en n lhe oea
zion that 70 take psce throughout The Union, on account q ne
great Of ne successful laying Ct the Atlanta zee "a
bic. A general attendance is desired
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On CItr snhscrihers.


We desire 70 have paper delivered regularly in good time
city subscribers and those who fail receive it this
msnner-sl oblige by reporting the ONCE.
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TWeare authorized Gen. B. F. CHEATHAK as
candidate for Mayor at eensuing election.
aug4-td
II We are authorized to MosEs SINGLETON as
candidate for Mayor the ensuing municipal election.
June 9-dtd,
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NEW BOOKS,

THE BIBLE GALLERY Illustrating 5aviof's LA anf
Passion with twenty four Illustrations o at'sl.
TIE PROTESTANT THEOLOGICAL AND ECCLEsIAsTICkr
Encyelopeaia Being CONDENSED translation Heroes
Real Encyelopedia By Rev. j. H. A. Bo5erger, D. y.
vols. octave.
TIE SPIRIT AND BEAUTY OF THE CHRISTIAN RELT-
gion. Prom the French By Emma B Storks.
TIE TRUE GLORY or WOMAN, As PORTRAYED IN FHE
Beautiful Lie Of the Virgin Mary. By llarbaBgl A.
NJ author Of -eaTeny keoguiton, Ths leayenly hns'
&c, &C.
TIE CHEMISTRY AND METALLURGY OF COPPER. Bsin
complete guide % the worker Copper Metals.
EHE PRACTICAL MlNERALOGIST. By OVermau.
TIE WINE AND LIQUOR DEALERS Guide 10 Tie Manuase
ture and Adultsration of Liquors.
LIFE AND LOVE IN NORWAY AND LAPLAND- From d
German. A novel By The0- MugEe.
LILLY WHITE By Edward Goodwin Of Aiahaus
TIE QUAKER SOLDIER; The British in Philtslpb.
Historical Ronlance.
sAkTAaoE ale Of Norway. ByJas. A. Maitland, Aushsr
Of 'The Waterman"
TIE COUSINS; ne CaPtalzs Ward ByJ. 4 Mnasaa.
Author q '@Sartar0e."
ADAM GRAE1iE, OF MOSSGRAF. A novel BIZ Mrs. OH haut
Author u ..Laidee."
DEAR EXPEKIENCE. A novel b. Bufiui Illustrated b.
John Lssch, q the London saPunch."
Just received By y. uAGAN.
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CITY Council,

The Board Of Mayor and Aldermen held regular meeting
yosterday-Ad. Coltart in the chair.
The report Of the City Sexton for the month of July shows
forty three inerments-rly whites and thirteen baCktwO OF
the number being from the country. Nineteen Of the total
Der we're children under five years Of age.
The report from the Wharf Master shows the collections for the
month OF July TO be SIsO9I.
The report from the Commsary Department shows the
peusss the corporation quarters the month July
s330.7O.
AID Darden, from he Committee the Police, submitted
verbal report making charges Of improper conduct against W
H. Brnky of the night police and moved that committee
Of three be appointed investigate the charges. The motion
carried and the Mayor appointed Me Halle, j. T. Jones and
Conger said committee
AID Couger submitted the report from the Committee the
Work House. showing the following earnings for the
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VUVE undersigned viii pay the cash for fy likely young
Negroes he will also board Negroes aud sell them ~
commission at No Cedar street, Nashville Tenn, and
viii be responsible for the escape OF sl negroes left IN h
charge. Call and see. lJuly35dl TllOS. G. JAMES.
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Fes9yoed b. ne Mzyor and dsrnas q se Ctgef AdsA
rfe THAI the WsT works Committee be- and taey ais ,e
authorSed e. change the original route o. tbs tssiye -
as To extend along Spring from summer 70 hsn sie anu
continue Il down nigh 70 Cedar street.
After considerable deae motion Of Aid y ais' tns
consideration Of the resolution postponed for tne present
Mayer McEWen on account Of continued III hea'' rendered
his resignation member Of Board Of Eduenon which vas
accepted.
The bill to repeal the granting 70 the citizens q the city the
privilege Of s1iuiing the streets, then kinder suspension
Of the Fuls Up and pissed on It's r and last reading, By
the folloEing vote:
A7sMsssTs Brown. Ware, Coleman, Fisher Haynie, Paul.
CongsT, and Mayor MeEFen-a
NIgsMsszra Coltar G. P Jones, Downs halle, Hume and
Dar3en-6:
this act thepriviegoo sprnking the streets and
after the lst CT January, ls5a.l
Aid Fisher offered resolution rendering the thanks of the
Board to Mayor Nielsen, FOR the efficient satisfactory manner
in which he has discharged the duties member The Board
Of Education, which was adopted.
o. motion Of Aid. Darden Aid Fisher was the Com
mtee to investigate the charges preferred against W n. Brink
ley.
The BosTd then adjourned Thursday next at O'Clock NJ
ToOk out for limitations Of LIZA PEEars' WoRcEsrER
sAIRR SAUCE. seeadEeEtscnent Of JOHN DUNCAN soss
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OsCEOLA, TIE SEMINOLE; q. rbs Red r,-, s,F,
Flower Land. By Capt. Reid Bsauaiaig ilustrsa via o.
Einal designs
OLD NELL; or, The Days Of the Isoasasrs. b wuBan
Henry HeTferi.
WILD FLOWERS. "A novel nat I'm rs. saas ).
passed. "-LoRaoa Observer.
1aE French INCENDIART. By Eussne sna
TEE MODERN OTHELLO. author o. Ellen Grant.
DUY4L AND THE MANIAC HEIREss. By ~Lhe On sa
Ao.a. 5gs, resolved By IJulysTl goHs YORK
history q the Origin FOrmaon AID Aaopon Of oonsta
l 2 nc United ssla sifh notes Of principal fraaas
By George Tisknor Curtis
ne second volume Issued devoted 70 the history q -
0oA ana aaapnon Of ths Constitution II ;sa chapter =
most Absorbing Interest . AaeFeansor oan any one f--
prsAs ne nnesnee Of rs Structure lhaH hare
eonPaniea Mr. Curtis th-ou sh his
and his aeeOzns Of the method d putting tsn to-os. -
asV JOHN YORK 4 CO
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KENTUCKY SCHOOL OF MEDICINE,
Louisville, Kentucky.

KENTUCKY SCHOOL OF MEDICINE
Louisville, Kentucky.
yuyur r.-B-s In this Institution viii commence on ~ -
Monday in NOVEMBER and continue four 11onI- ~
stoter preliminary lectures will be delivered a. ihs
College
8enI ". Dudley, n. D. Emeritus Pro2L p - -
Henry n Bullitt, II. D., Proisssor o. An7'i< $40 -
Medicine. r osss.triss rre Clinical nfs5t.
cine. - - rrs5ic.l f.beraf4frv
o. W Wright N. D. PTossssor q ~ 49, 49, "a ~
psutics. ~, n I, proa-sor Of ths P-zesuss az aas-
GeTE a ~ SN.. s-a- ii d., Professor o. Anasyny-
~ 49, y. D., PrOisasorof PhJs9ogy and RaholllsAl
A9alo iiy yc--uruius, n D., Dsnonsiratur.
- IN infnE1ua don address
Ao N. D. MARSHALL, a. d,
80 Dan = ~ REla9,
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NASHVILLE.

rHIDAY MORNING, AUeUsT 49, 1883.
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Cation article genuine merit and high reputation
is subject % extensive gross eountes May years since
Mers PrRRu introduced their famous Worcestershire
Sauce to tie American publle through their Agents, Mess
JOIN DUSoAS soKs New York. and is doubtless the Finest
Sauce eTtau Unprncpsd parties Masking and vending
spurious articles put up nearly possible to resemble
the genuine.
Purchases viii do well that the names OF LIZA PEs
Observe the spong3 are upon Wrapper Label, stopper
and Bottle and the name JSo DuEcAN Sous, New York,
on tie Red Label.
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EACH SATURDAY. IN AUGUST /!


A Circular showing the plan of the Lott
teries will be sent 70 any one desirOus OF
receiving it,
CERTIFICATES OF PACK AGES will be sold at
the following rates, which is the risk:
Certificates Of Packages Of 10 Whole Tickets, $50
-" 10 Half 40
" 10 Quarter 20
IN ORDERING TICKETS OF CERTIFICATES.
Enclose the money address for the Tickets ordered
receipt Of which they will H forwarded By mail Purchasers
have tickets ending in any figure they may designate
The List Of Drawn and Prizes will sent to
chasers Immediately after the drawing.
IT Purchasers will please their signatures plain and
give their Post Office, County and State.
T ? Remember that every Prize drawn and payable in full
NATURALIZATION
II ? All prizes Of LOCO under, paid Immediately after
the drawing-Oer prizes the time Of thirty days.
All communications strictly confidential.
Address orde,s for Tickets CerifcatastO
=. SWAN & CO., Augusta, Georgia.
IT p Persons residing Montgomery Ala Atlanta, Ga,
have their orders lc time, By addressing S. Swan
( Co., at either Of those cities.
II list Of the numbers from the Wheel with
the Of the prize that entitled TO- will be pub
ished after every drawing, in the following papersAugusa
jGa) Constituionas, New Orleans Delta, Mobile Register
Charleston Standard, Nashville Gazette, Atlanta Integencer
New York Weekly Day Book, Savannah Georgian, Richmond
Dispatch, New York Dispatch, Pauldiug (Ms Clarion, and
Little Rock (Ark.l True Democrat. jy-S
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Bx TELEGRAPm.


ed6d. Baltimore and Philadelphia 2is cd Ohio.
via North, 22s Sd, via New Orleans, 22s Cd 2Ss Sd
Western Red Wheat IS sd 6s %; Southern White
Is Cd Is Sd.
Corn dull. Yellow 80 a 84s; White SIS Sd.
Sugar buoyant-advaneed I a ia
Coffee firm.
: Tea of slow sale. but prices unaltered.
Linseed Oil "a s5s.
LoSDoN.-BreadstuHs quiet--quOta,iOns barely
maintained.
Welsh rails &c 5s.
Tea 9s sd los.
Linseed Oil BIS 3d.
Money Market decidedly easier. Barring Brothers
report American Stocks inactive, except Illinois
Central R. advanced TO %, discount Bonds 81 a
So Bell Co. report limited business in Ameri.
can Stocks at previous rates Illinois Central E. r
securities active at a considerable advance.
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weakness Of the Stomach ana Ina,qe

weakness of the stomach ana Indiges.
tiOIa-Azotsr Greet Cure Erected By Bar1avs's Rozoad
BegsThe wife Of PETER De WIte, living in Holland Town
sheboygan county, Wisconsin, suffered from Weakness Of
Stomach and Indigestion. She had been under pyns
carefor some time, the disease seemed bse even his skill
She purchased some HOLLAND BITTERs E our once, which
has given tone her sOseh her appetite and strength arc r.
turning and we firmly believe that this ancthr Erat cure
effected by your medicine.
We have still to record many wonderful cures ested by this
remedy but wait another opportunity One thing you can
rely upOuEhat have published from persons much re
gpected In our community, and are Literally true
J. oUITT5s,
I'd Shsb5ygan NisuFs5ods,
sRgS-dtw&E1E Shsboygan, Wis.
Reading Matter on Every Page.
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CJUNDRTES.ssFreshB uruuda ArroWz Root Pearl sRgo
Puo French Chs shoe Brushes Sedlets Powders Balsam
Ffr, Diamond Csmsats, BuDg corkS, e. LoT ale ~
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IN H. HOSKINS, ss Third street, between Market and
jefferson, Louisville KY offers to the public Gold Pens
Of his manufacture at wholesale and RETAIL warranted equal
o any made in the country.
GOLD PENS REPAIRED AND REPOTNTED,
Old Pens mall accompanied with cents money
stamps, viii be repaired and returned by mail,
fbll-d&Wly
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R~1S Selling OF! on! OG!--The
skueS remainder Of the stock Of Rich PARIS BOxNrrs
MILLINERY GooD at New York Emporium will be sold
within this month great sscrco without regardtO or
any other consideration. Exchange money taken so on
the dollar June l2-d&W
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R<~~rES Greas rgalns az No. e2 Public
49, SqWare.-Ws viii oaer eutire stock Of
gooasst cost for oh Gully, Tor few days for
Fall Stock Nov the everybody to get cheap goods
Can soon or you wiz miss the chance
aug5 l. O. NICHOLSON A co
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Augusta lTarket--August II.

BACON There unsettled feeling the market and prices
are somewhat irregular. The stock hand large and with
considerable quantities the way, the probability that pre-
sent prices W." not be maintained We hear OF sale OF sOOu
ms Hog round this morning exc We quote Hog round gg
ders - 4Sc.
continues in COED demand, at full prices Good
10 Prime heu sc2 ST. Good 70 Prime White 81 05l ID Corn
Is dnl AZ 9nngd prices The stock hand is large and
the demand limited. We quote 70675c Q busheI.
FLoUR-There Is continued activity in ths article at the
advance in prices and the demand exceeds the supply We
quote Extra Family in has IS 505 IS Extra R5
SIS I2E SuPerfne 81 SKIES
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ILOO out for limitations Of Ira & PEEauss' WORCESTER
sAIEE saver. seeadveEtsensnt Of JONI DUScAs s0ss
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1TyTNE FARM FOR SALE.--I WISH TO
IN pree and desirable places that hss
been offered It 400 Of hne and Ter
die land, with elegant improvements.
Alsj, c1ltaas y acres veil Wasred and dnhred VII
improvements.
may t5-H WILL l. BOYD, r.
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Cash for Negroes.

Cat the old stand Of KrkmAn & Ellis
auE3-dlm No. "a Public Square
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GVOLLAFIS, SCARFS, TIES AND CRAVATs
NJ nav H p '''' H. MoGTLL
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Bank Of West Tennessee, at
SsEEzsszA MEMPHIs.-The notes Of this Bank will be
redeemed at the Union Bank Of Tenn Nashville. [wdtg-
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CJTRAKED.-sYoung COW, with calf the owner can nave
% bv calling Al tbs Office and paying cost Of dyeTtsa
49, AN4@-S "a '1A- mays
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-02-25

LEWISTON MANrFACroRrEs.-The Bates mills,
which have been unnng October only fosr days IN
the week, are nov running full time. The Hi mil
has also commenced running portion Of their machinery
Ave and half days Of the week Thewoollen mill con
tinuos running short time There signs Of the
lincoln aud baseng mill starting up. Tho machinery .
nearly ready IN the Porter miha mill connected
with the baggirE mill building The vthdravslof alrgs
proportion Of the usually oSbursed by these corio
rs'ops bss beeu seriously fs ~ ali elstses i-c'@on
falls Journal ybl ~
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The London Nes says accounts have besu recev from
Japan 70 the 18th OF November They confirm the fast
Prince Tzi Kuzen the nephew OF the Emperor He
10 embark, about the end Of December at Smoda with
chartered for the purpose by the Japan He
will visit France, England, Russia Holland, and return
by way Of America Among the persons com
posing his suite are two Japan engineers, whose
mission will be 70 examine into the system OF railways
The engineers who are very intelligent mon, have al
telegraph vhcb was given bis Majesty BY the Amsri.
can Plenipotentary when the treaty Of commerce
wbicb GOES from the sum mer palace Of the Emperor 70
Jeddo, his capital, DISTANCE OF about ax miles, works
perfectly The conduct of Japan in encouraging the in
PRODUCTION of European inventions merits remark particu
larry at moment when China is showing such very
different feeling.
State or Trade Ia England.
(From the London Herald, Feb 81
BY the various of the state OF trade 10 the
manufacturing districts there appears to be some
slight prospect Of improvement Al present the 70
eovery is only partial and the operations consequently
eeem restricted. From Manchester It Ii mentioned
that the purchases have slightly increased. but NJ
general advance can be quoted in prices. Symptoms
of retu ming business are visible At Birmingham although
complaints continue 10 made OF the effects Of the late
panic. Every disposition manifested TO curb specua-
tive adventure and the merchants Is asserted amose
business has been transacted in lace In the hosiery de-
fscure for stock has been greatly checked strike ..
Sheffield has produced considerable excitement, ana
thrown out large numbers OF hands, but ID tnougnt al
difficulties will shortly be smO0thed down. The reports
from Bradford and Leeds not favorable though they
certainly may be regarded Is less discouragng than
fortnight ago healthier Tone nevertheless appears -
rervade the different branches and future operations
will 1t Is affirmed be carried out with great caution
Markets.
LIVERPOOL COrToN MARKET, SATURDAY FEB e. There has
been extensive inquiry for cotton day and the sales
to fully 10 900 bales 600 speculation and for
export Prices decidedly against the buyers, and in
many instances advance of eighth Of penny per
lib. on the quotations Of yesterday has been paid
MONDAY, FXB 8-The sales 70 day were 10000 bales,
LOCO being taken for export and 900 speculation in
GLIDING 500 Egyptian at 3d. TO 3D. C0 Surat at 3D. 70
SID and so Sea Island at 13d 20 led. Import since
THURSDAY 10 900 bales The market closes very anina
ted Prices of American and Surat nearly eighth
of penny per Id. dearor and the same may be said Of
all kinds.
TUESDAY FRB. 9-rhere has been good trade demand
for cotton to-day and the sales amount 10 bales
900 on speculation and for export Holders uuwii
an advance of one eighth of penny per h. has been
paid
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M arketa.
General Scott In Virginia.

On Saturday, the goth inst, Lieut. Gen. Scott visited
both braL Of the Virginia Legislature and account
his reception thus reported in the Richmond papers,
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man, who suddenly sprang from the crowd
and seized the hands Of Mons Dupip, the
Procureur General.
alt ishc! it is hg! she exclaimed,
as she burst into tears and covered his
hands with kisses. This is my benefactor,
my friend, the angel by whose timely
kindness 1 was saved from ruin and spared
to educate my children"
Poor woman " said NJ. Dupin,, "She
has lost her reason"
But no she insisted on explaining to
the bystanders that there was reason in
her tears and gratitude. She stated it
brokenly. Ten years ago, after the death
of her husband, claim was put in by
relative for the property upon which she
had relied to support and educate her
children. She resolved to defend her
possession of that which she knew to be
her own, and had already sold half her
furniture to pay the commencement Of the
process when one day stranger called
upon her. He abruptly announced his
business. He told her that the suit, for
which she was running into expense,
would be losing one; that the law was
against her, though justice was on her
side that she had better abandon it and
save what she still possessed He then
added, that from having been employed
on the case, he had been able to rescue
some portion Of what was wrongfully
taken from her, and that it was contained
in the bag of gold, which he laid on the
table, abruptly taking his leave, and giving
her astonished senses no opportunity for
thanks or inquiry. The three thousand
francs with which she was thus enriched
enabled her to re-establish herself with
her children, and to commence timely
support OF them. And from that day she
had been trying in vain to discover who
was her benefactor. But his features
were engraven On her heart, and, thank
God, she recognized and could thank him
now
And scatter ten years of Interpretation
Mons. Dupin's "g' g'aspang avarice" was
explained to his legal brethren and thepub-
lie as quite another thing! Like some
other people, he had two characters --one
which the newspapers made him out TO be-
and another and very different one aoiich
he a0aS.
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They were stout, hard-looking men, whose
hearts performed no other office than to
furnish them with animal life that they
might do the bidding Of their master. One
who wore the uniform Of IA lieutenant, adj
vanced from his companions aud gazcd
into our hero's face.
you entered the city this evening" ?"
he said.
Aarc hesitated for q moment, but du-
ring that short moment his mind was made
up. He quickly Judged that any false
hood might only injure him and ne resol-
we'd to tell the whole truth.
"I did" he answered.
And you landed from Greek vessel
this morning"
Yes
"Then you will go with us to the royal
palace"
But why is this ?"
Because the king has SO commanded"
Shall 1 see him to-nigh
1--WE came not to answer Questions
only to command your attendance at the
palace" said the lieutenant grufiy.
"Our gracious monarch will evidently
seq you tonight" interposed Belerus.
who saw the fash of Indignation in Alnric's
eye, and feared that he might make mat
tiers worse by giving way to his feelings,
The youth saw the old mans meaning,
and he curbed his rising emotions.
"Are you ready to gof' asked the
officer.
AT any moment"
Then we have nothing further to de
tain us here"
Alaric put on his cap, and as they pas
sed out throug Oh the narrow passage Bel
lerus found an opportunity to whisper in
his ear
" Be cautious-keep guard upon your
topgue--mention not Ianthe's name, nor
suffer any allusion to her to drop from
your tongue. Let us hope that the dan
ger is not great"
And there was tremulousness in his
tone-a terror in his very breathing
that beled the words of hope he spoke.
Until this moment the youth had not felt
serious alarm, but as he caught the look
of horror upon the honest artisans face,
the bolt struck to his own heart.
"The gods be with thee ~ spoke Bel
lerus, as they reached the porch.
But Alaric made no reply. At that
moment weighty thought was upon him,
and before he could call his senses back
for an answer he was hurried out into the
street. The officer walked by his side,
while one of the soldiers led the way, and
the other two fell in behind.
A variety of thoughts occupied Alaric's
mind as he passed on through the narrow
dimly-lighted streets. He remembered
how he had seen his father cut down, and
how his brother bad been butchered; and
the same bloody tyrant who had done it
had now sent for him, 1t is wonder
that, with all his bravery, the yonth felt
cold chill creeping about his heart as he
approached the lair of the remorseless
monarch
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POETRY.
For the Register.
My Dear Native Hills.


My dear native hills, how | leng to roam o'er
them;
Childhood with bright scenes fond memory fills !;
Their brown rocks and wildwoods, almost adore
No land has the charms of my dear native hills
My dear native hills, in fancy view them,
lhe meadows and orchards, the pastures and rlls;
As youth drew the picture, enraptured I knew
them,
Ana ranged with delight DER my dear native
hills.
My dear native hills, once the home of oompan-
ions.
Now parted and sundered, as fate sternly wills
sigh when think Of that sweetest communion,
No longer enjoyed on my dear native hills.
On my dear native hills were kindred and loved
ones,
How fondly we sported then o'er the bright fields.
Forever now scattered where fortune has strovn
them,
Some sleep meath the clods OF INV dear native
hills
On my dear native hills is the grave OF my father,
Whose counsels so yividly tidewth me still
Beside him there sleeps the loved form of nv
mo her:
They rest from their tolls on my dear native hills
From my dear native hills, ties dear as life bin
me,
Where the placid Ohio rolls gently and still;
OF bonds that were severed these ties but remind
me,
hen parting with friends and my dear native
hills.
My dear native hills in memory I'll cherish,
With sentiments pure as the fount that distills
FrUm the moss covered rocks the streamlet to
nourish,
That merrily glides down my dear native hills
lronton, Ohio, s. r. BUSH