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, 1861-10-11

WtGl Qe4ufG the G1aAQ U0It VA = eaptVFAa
CIR. Aver objected to any further testimony IN
this direction; Nj. VaR Bnren stated that he vss
questioning the witness to test his cEedibi}ity.
The Chair decided that it was competent, but
hoped the counsel for the defence would econo-
mize tine as much IS possible. Several other
questions Of einilsr nature, to test the memory
Of the witness, were propounded BY Ar. Van Bu-
1en, and tie testimony Of this witness closely
AZ EPISODE.
AID. Comisky arose and requested to know
why John Wentworth Was in the room ana
what he wanted. Mr. Wentworth, VINO Was
seated beside the Chair, arose to reply, when
the Chair stated that be supposed Mr' Went
worth YES spectator.
AID. ComiBky then Insisted tnat ns "as
spectator, he should go outside the raaiing anu
not stsy inside, prosecuting the case
The Ghalr said Nr. Wentworth had come IN
as spectator and WIS entitled to aDy coqf.
teeies the Chair saE fit to oesIo"' Ano f.
should therefore invite him 70 retaln ms bEa1
Mr. Wentworth retained his seat, and Ald.
C misky subsidized amid the Tremendous ap'
| planae Of the andiencs-
TESTIMONY OF l. =. MARBLE CIT CLERK.
| Ism City CLERK: 1 have here the Feeosds OF
the CITY GonDcil there was called meeting Of
| the Couhcn On Sept. 12th.
CIhs witness read from the records the acuon
Of the Council at that meeting IN resauoa 70 1ne
Conptrolerse band, the introduction ct the smart
paper and the appointment Of specisl commit
tee to investigate the fnsncisl accounts OF "ard)
vas present 1t that meeting; te the bet q
my recollection Colby presented i9e sns etY1sn
and that .he thought it Of eoasequeMnee M enough %
to ntEoduee It Before the Council LINZ 10 tSoqs S@s
a5sin1t The Co,nnt1C}ler and upon that, Colby
ae;s ,aa a,aysssfs @exd e tSsR aSRRs'9
! fhirf he dcmand Mss inside By several Alder
mea to put tie charges in writing wss present @
TIE d5t q ths aayssSsS919 ss99, csm sn1
/ AID Colby nre1ented F1fnt'e affidavit; Aid. Cot
BY made out : iist Of Witnesses to be preseot.
CThe witness identified the Smart paper and
| si1dayiss u.
Il AID. Nars1all moved t. adjourn until sat
| rrtsy eYeEing ut half past seven. Carried.
, 1861-10-11

So Cook T. MeIazu, 9s Dearborn street, have
made their price for cleaning and dyeiag Geuts'
garments less than any other house in the city
Eea5
, 1861-10-11

+. ;F1rrsu1sEs 1t THE H1eH scHooL-The1e
,rf,I be Rhetoiaeal Exercises at the High
school this afternoon, continuing hoa bali.
1sst one 10 three O'Clock,
, 1861-10-11

WHEELER &, WILSON SEWING MAcH1SE-Tne
only Sewing Machine in the world making TIC
LGck Stitch With 8 ROTATING HOOK, and us1ng
Glass Foot.
This Is the secret Of the popularity snd success
of this Machine. GEO. r. CB1TTzHDES,
General Agent for Illinois, Wisconsin, Iowa anu
Northern Indiana Office 163 and 165 LaEe-st.
ocaiGt
, 1861-10-11

~ Rev. E IL. Boring, Of Chicsgo, VIII preach
Oct 18th. morning and evening, in place Of the
Pnstnr Rev b. Hfipple.
, 1861-10-11

i. B. Stevens, 4 Mission $. s. OF 1st conGrega-
tiopal Church, Chicago.
Mrs. Gleason, Wheaton, Ill.
Hrs. Turner, Morris. III. -.
Mrs. Miller, LIST Congregational Church, Chi
Miss Bell Clark, 1st Baptist Church Chicago,
Miss Harriet Hipkle1, 1st Presbyterian Church,
e15:1Soi Z. 3. Black. ottawa, III.
Miss Mari Holmes, 1{anitowoc, Wis.
Rev Mead Holnees and wife ManitoWoc, Wis.
Jotn 4iis aiss J. : l. assi 1s:a H.
Mrs. 3. II. Raymond, I'd Presbyterian Church,
NiEs Booth, Home Of tho Friend1ess, Chicago
8 Z. % Eis4elss ssf Batavia, 2,
Rev; F. Barker, Geneva n. r.s.:u..,
jane; james " v. pesn, Emerald Grove, Wis.
Mrs. a. r, Edwards, New England Congrega-
Ms: i: /: Marsh, New England Congregational
Ms. Edwin Hubbard
Pr. Mast, Columbia street Sabbath School,
sgs'nshpsaal Ree: pa7id pRGi Z. Miller, Lisbon, n.
| y. Hlmrod, African 5. s; Eie, Pa.
s. B. 6tinson. Sandwich, III.
Sff NSS ESsSss :f1esi SRtsagS g;,on Chicago
Reheeca Davidson. Chicago.
e. Sweet, Chlcago. =,
Augusta MeAchAM, Ue1Lon, LII.
Levin Read. Byron, III.
Jfg, Culton, Edynton. ILL.,
Il Mjes t. Sinclair, st. Charles, III.
Frank C. Robinson, Chicago:
| Geo E.Sfckles, WankeEhn, Wis.
4. Chester, Moth P7esby yteriap Church, Chicago.
HT :9;,1 Me5ssid xaS csaeIa 81 fStSsf n6 6hcsgo
n. II, Brown, I'd Presbyterian Church. Ch1cago.
Rev. Thornton 4. Willis, D. p, New York .
HP B, Jewett, Clevela1d. Ohio.
J. " Dean, Union Park PARK Baptist.
IT Dr. Bryant Lee Chambe1latn, Asststant Snper.
, i1tendent r M1sdion 3 >. OF 1sL fTeso5telAAn
, | Church, Chicago.
Ii. Br11ner, Aurora, III: -1,
3 3. Chambers, Calvary Presbyterian Chuseh,
E M ". H. Brown, ID Presbyterian Church,
. | Chicago: ,,,
Miss Emery, tet PresbSterian Church, Chtcsso
In connection with this Convention, VT
d cheertul1y comply with the request Of As
Burneu, its author, to publinh the following
il | letter:
J. To TEE EntToRs or TEE TRIBUNE:
y CHICAGO, Oct 10, 1851.
~ IHE hHKK1AN HOUSE, AGABBArH SCHOOL HOTEL
1t has been my privilege for years to be kind!
A.. entertained 1t the homes Of the many friends o
Sabbath Schools in this city, but for the Arst tim
r have been quArtered 1t 61steaass Hotel by In
yitatto1 Of the prop1tetora. take this nay Q
II thanking the proprietors Of that magnidceat et
tabltah,ueut for their interest In the great work
= training genezation in the Northwest for th
highest usefulness in this ord, and to tho glor
n Of GOD In Etefaity. KA. BURNELL,
70 Agent Of The Mass. S. g. Society for the No1hHes
, 1861-10-11

; it himself to please his children. He never
| wanted to feel that his heart had grown old
!, | be prayed God be might 50 home and be seen
| no more before that time came.
John Y. FarWel said mostmen had their
Lobby. He liked hobbies; be, himself hsd :
hobby, and that WAS the Meth Market Sunday
School prayer meeting. We may talk abou
e picnics and other worldly influences, but W
xapt to to ths REayer neengs re- e. T. Ieasl
tr meeting, the good work will proaper. NJ
\ Ike to have plcnice, but nothing viii 80 evan
. gelize as the prayer meeting Many thin1
:. that chi1dren's prayer meetings are an limo
= 1at1on-makirg the boy the 4lan-the teache
Il tpofla children.
'e Rev. Nj, Lathrop Of Dixon said what infu
d encea may be necessary IN the city m1ss1oi
y, schools, may be quite out of place In on
church Sabbath schools these different pos
. Lons require the employment Of difcren
IL means Of grace In onT Dixon schools Y
ot don't want riyalries, and we don't inaugural
.u hem ny ener1nE rewarda. We seek to eat
Or c4se ano elevate their religious natures. y
I'd nust also have an abundance Of good readir
ha well selected libraries, which should be II,
1s quentlJ repienished. But above all We shoul
10 bare thorongh dependence upon God. an
T seek in al things to DO His win and pleasur
le, xnd efficient teacher. feac6ers thst led 20 fco,
NJ their snees to the Sunday school, Teachel
ng shouId be interested in their scho1sss and
er their work. We do not approve OF prizes y
h. do not use them in our school. Prayer mee
10 inps and visitations are the Influences \
a btfrg to hear, and we IKE these best. Gi,
it, us these, and good aud efficient teachers, Il
"a | We aak nothing else.
Rev, Mr.. Hattman liked everything be b
1e hs1rd he had not heayd sentiment vi
he which he did not agree-plcnics are good,
1at c1rsions are good, concerts are good, Procl
~ sions arc good, prayer meetings are good;
sN in their own proper time; all hare their
he fnence and do their good work. Punetnsn
In teachers il another good thing. Let
rsh pastor come down from his p9lpft-.-co1
~. down TO the children and preach TO them
ese preach to them according to their comp
hat htneion. aud he ought also to come TO tn
hat schools often, and manifest continued int
her tst In their welfare.
Rev. Nh. Osgood Of indians, SAID, Like
ds<at Master, We are engaged in saving son
ay2 and If he almost failed, ii 7s not strange Il
ing We should fail also. "Not BY might not
.,.s my power, but by my splrst, aaisA the Lor'
tea Is tbs work to be done. will use my inst
msuts; my brethren must use theirs; they
, 1861-10-11

AID, Nxra1all moved to adjourn until S&tf
rrdsy evening Ut half past seven. Carried.
, 1861-10-11

@- Powen's very old Bourbon Whisky, made
IN Bourbon county. Kentucky. superior to any solo
in this city. Iavalids VIII find it superior to any
other atimulaut. Warranted pure aud genuine.
byE. Il. Sargent, Druggist, corner Randolph and
State streets. -
, 1861-10-11

Sr, Joyx's SUNDAY ScuooL.-The teachers and
sehclars belonging to St. Johns Sunday School,
are requested 70 meet At st. Joints Church. on
Saturday, at half past twelve O'Clock, 70 JOIN In
the psoeeasiou in The afternoon. Let there be q
fo1L aac p1nstual attendance. A. HEsLER,
SuDerint enGtlt,
, 1861-10-11

T~YArxs PHAIAx1 OFF FoRST. .LoU1s.-This
rep,rneut leares for St, Louis to-day, by order
of Gen. Fremont. Provious to their departure
thcy viii parade through our principal streets,
escorted BY Capt. Brands Ellsworth Zouaves.
We shall make an extended notice Of the de-
nartrre Tomorrow.
, 1861-10-11

TEE CuAR O. ARAIoMF.-Prof Ernst
Schmidt, formerly occupying the Chair Of Pa.
thology in the Humboldt Institute, St. Louis,
has accepted the position Of Demonstration Of
Anatomy in the Medical Department OF Lind
University. Pnof. Schmidt Was student OF
the celebrated Koniker, aud has been engaged
in teaching for the last ten years
, 1861-10-11

DAuAeEs RscoyERED.-The jury, IN the
case Of Louisa WALLACE Us. Frank 6. ioonss
which haa been in hearing in the Superior
Court fer the past few days, returned sealed
verdict Of $500 for the plaintiff This Was
m action to recover the above amount which
the plaintif clsimed in har declaration,
Loemis had collected upon certain notes gwen
him to collect by her, md for which he had
not made return.
, 1861-10-11

SHERMAN HoGsg.-We note the toAo"1n3
ameng the arrivals at the Sherman:
Gov. II. l. Barton, Wis. Ho1- +. N Pow"
I'll, Peoria; E. D. Wheaton, Esq, Maine; Me].
a. Q. DooMttle, G. s, A.; r. Il. Baker, ESQ.,,
Buffalo, n. T.; A c. Peckham, Esq, Saint
Louis; L. q. Stewart, Cincinnati; ]. 4, Ham
lin, do. Z. B. Treadwell, Springfield, Mass.
VIM. P. Moss, Esq, N. Z; L. 4. 0nion, ESQ.,
do; HOE. G. G. Washburn.
, 1861-10-11

AUCTION sA1E.-Gilbert. Sampson & War
uer sell at auclon, this morning, 1t 27 O'clock
at So 1ake street, large assortment Of crock
EFT, housekeeping goods, DC, to the trade
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Grand ard 1Qanre Pik.o EorfoA
tone q nc I6Enmc1 Ii aiiits purif1.
III 1ots an tina o14l11t TIT most disapfoG annf
gralltZ 81 tone inenel.hly found In all other h0h 1m6
Keeps the Pianoek oFte much iengof In time. EfVss
the instruments b much fuller. richer and awnafR fnna
II adapts the Piano 70 I'll climates and 70 ~ cknnvw
% atmosphere, 10 e - oegects e Il pf0n1uno
nge In Plano Forte eonstSucton; prodncin9 N ln
nent acknowledged 70 Be superior to all oaen uo1o
u this country % AlIopa
on oUR NRw Sokhn PA1nnR INSULATED Pn1ros
81 have examined The Pinno-Furtes a. 1t1hn z
Bradburys with entire notInlacti0n. know no Ghn1
there are any e1[1 4eitsI, either in our euunkry
In cloafaensEtc1neggan A volume Of tone dSlfcscy.
elasticity Of tonch. 81 ne repeating acii1n HhATe
neveE played nrca toF equaLr-H a M1naEn
Il toluma, aunnauA sssnness, and purity Il tOn..
and In dellcaeGpf tonn2s they certainly cxcel nd ~
That beautiful singing Qnality 80 desirable YET ~ Ell
DON found"-WH4fn1 UAsoNs
49, ps msv4 49, RRea ae zen and heaNy : ton.
hIm astonishsd ond aSiirk1cd with he NsW Se,f'
Iron Frame PinnO-NDgbm madeRy you. ThGrs mn.I
&c sg,sndid fa.s1R g Lghta Atradbuys' fiano
we peyst 1poh 20 ane en- lhntiumsuk'
i eupslacr nu,y richness, n,n. Z,
cosnffy OF Enrcrar- Wrf1'
e power. e4...,Es : Aolnaltty o. tono, they Ger
Ulniy excel wnNV ~EtN9 peculiar rich md nfnrinl
tene - Mvaln1N9e . ~ ooeompahiment 70 TIE V6l1
They have an tho retNiremcnts for a~n~vt~,s.
&.prssAtlon q both eesd@ and modern co1pesI
Narcroom, 4l nsoonstsset few doors Mt a.
sArIsrA6f6t d1xkA lsf1 ortru q
IN.tMA. 4xlI a~nn11T
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WHITE PLAINS
Maie and kemale Academy.

n HE next session Of THE school win open under
the supervision q J. n. BAIRD. on Tuesday
ne 4 Of January. 1s6i. and continue twenty weeks.
s. or Z per month. students admitted at amy time
and charged from time Of entrances 10 the close, with
This SchooI = loeated IN the s0ath Eastern part Of
Cfeaveland county, hye miles wet OF Kings Nuuh-
tain, in = neighhorEood pfeEerblal Tor health and NOR
atty. For particulars, address the Principal. Whit
Jan bissL o..
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RxCaoETs HISTORY oE THE UlurxD
ID STATES. Wells
Esoauetioa q .he tl4dF q ~Inteznnlcnd Law
eea,ne4n - e. az U hletoieaiM pdieas-pgT hps11n
49, lsE az ss y = ,sao. WIZ PoAHso1
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R00T8 BkRK8 q LRAVK8.

InnS15us Drugs and Roitonous 1lncrnlo.
Observation-Disclosures IH, Wkle1 pr
Nfxa pleasant ard 1tllci6ne eT4np, c1mnom3e1 1
Nat0My&y4L4LNleNf4Dro which VII speedily r|
nFEMNpeulE c4fo HpntQs 1a fuT fQwn1rn[
D4elgN1a1 yitANA thel9 Nooseo11 and te6illllin1
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&tltt- 4N44111W t4t Urinary Or
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fnr1 g NN 9hItt would 1870 c<d0IiV
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world y q ktlnW N&o a tcfe, po1 u Ek "a tocnw
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DR. u. G.. AVER q CO.
LOWELL, MASS.
Rriee, e1Iper Bottle Sir Bottles fer 81
Aver Cherry Pectoral

has won for itself such . renown for the cure Of
every variety Of Throat and Lung Complaint, that
II entirely unnecessary fer us to recount the
evidence Of is virtues, wherever il has been ID
ployed. AS IL has long been in constant use
throughout this section, Wnneed not do more than
assure the people its qualify u kept up % the best
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MDfsusafans.
HENRI d. TURNER

AA4N1L
WHoLEsALR AND RETAIL
BOOKsELLER ANDssTATIONRR
NO. L FAYETTEVILLE 6T-sRAIk1eHNsn
Ill IUkAER las on lard. and RI saIe.
4Ae - TIE lowest prices. q 1srRs and wsll 80
lscsed assortment Of Law, Medical. 1ehooL The.
oioglenf and MitceLsneeus Books. Also. Pins
kcliions e Bibles and Prayer Books. n everv
FaIl ~ Of Binding and sire.
and = r~ecsiFing regularly all the New works
z tae Ynt1cHs departments Of Eitsfatnfe.
School Books
He respectfully toIieIis The sttehsioa of school
IeAehefs epgaged IN che innlrucn6n of ynrth. -
=ais nssortmento Of School Books, which Il very
ss1fensiya eomprfsing he most ralu1bIo works
blank Books.
4ia s,eek ef Blink Beeks /. psnpisss. emkr..
e.ne esety description of Aeeeant, Record 80
Ae2er4udnm Dotke.
stationery.
AHZ He1iesy of connsn M 1shey sa1issn.
~ Nel41ing bEkinE end Wfappinr RhrsrIs
Steet Nene, g tyefy description Snd prioo, 1Rh,
hqsronsus u,nhant. rsnshs. u1@r5~
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Az sr1pqs pr9npn4nnapftdts.
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annual comDUNmMeo.tNo8tItn my
eqFespondrpN III direct th(E hvgWto
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ron I'M BA1p AND GREY.
Read the testimony ffom Kentucky.
PADucAn, Krs July y. 1880.
Dear Sir:l have used Hctmsteetn Mimitahle
q 81 other preparations te The AkennEnonSx hat u
- the only article ever Be1nro Re public worth purch-
n1tAg. Your f11Ts
- LAnUcAu. KY ,Jut3A 1oe0.
AeasEs. W. HAeAN O., Troy, n. II.
8. DAY. mo1c1Nnt q Our city, II feRnfd Is Reim-
streets 1ninaItable Hair Restorative. Iha1 tsoRmn1v
- glEen aner having used most Of the prepnrnfInna
before the public cleiminR 10 Be HI Reg(orN-
tive, and must b considered conclusive = rs ~
merits Of the Antmilrhles An ou10f TIE lfre 80.
LoEwaEd BY Railroad double the quantity Ne hndAc-
toGe. Very truly yours, ~ BELL.
IT WILL REsTORE THE NATURA. COLOR on
THE HAIR,
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NEW WATCHES. JBWELRY, sTIV7H
AnD PLATED WARE

SILVER WARE
Cups aud Goblsts.
/. Napkin Kings.
Preserve q Sugar Spoons.
Sugar sifters and cFHmb
bcFNpere,
lee Cream q Pie Knives.
Butter and Cake kniven.
ChildrenA knives and
York;,
Gard Cases q PeppsrBox.
60.
EFnit 90 PIekio Kntuea
Table and Desert Spoons.
fhimble = Te8 Spoons
Soup and Cream laflA
Gravy a Mustard Spoons.
Pencils and Pens,
Epectact &C.
GUfLkHY.
Table and Desert KNIVES.
Pocket and Penkmises.
scissors and k&xorn.
Hair aud Tooth Brushes.
COM BE- and Gunrda.
Pocket Books \ Wallets,
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roID.

GOLD.
Gendgmen'a Lever
Ladies' Levers,
Silver Levers,
Ladies' Watch Chains.
Vest and Neck Chains,
Sets 81 Breast Pins and
Far Ringa,
BracelettG and Breast Pima
Ear and Enger Rings,
cuG and 6hlrf Buttons.
Collars and Sleeve %.
Belt Dneklen,
Afmlette and Pencils.
9poctneles and ThimhleB.
Crosses and Snaps.
WARE
les Pitchers and Spoons.
Caet0Tg and Walters.
Cake Baskets and Forks.
Preserve a Butter etnnde.
Table and Desert knivee
Oyster aud Soup Ladies'.
Butter and Fruit knives
Fish and Pie HALVES,
Salt Stands.
eandle sficka.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1861-02-20

HENRY j. COTTON.
5apuasy 3 as Winnings
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1851-1863, 1861-12-07
OBITUARY.

Died. at Oak Hin, Va, Nov s. 1861, JOHN MfN-
rKR son of Capt. S. c.. late of this county, and j.
=. Divine, aged eighteen years and two months.
When a call was made in the spring for q volun-
teers - to defend our loved sunny land, JOHNNIE
was one of the first to respond to the call.
On the 27th of May he babe farewell to his wild
owed mother. fond brothers and sisters, friends
and relatives who wept they paIted with the
soldier boy for they thought that, amid the
chances of war. the sunlight that lay upon his
brow might be quenched in the paeness of death.
He went at the call of daty, determined TO battle
INTO death for his country. Every letter to his
friends at home breathed this determination.
3 He belonged to the = Confederates,' under Capt
Singleton, and was attached to the 18th Mississippi
Regiment. He was in the battles Of the 18th and
7lst Of duly at Bull Ran and Manassas. The
brigade having been removed to Leesburg. he was
in the brilliant engagement of the 2Ist Of October.
: About / o'clock in the day, he was severely
wounded, and had TO be taken from the Geld. lie
fingered enduring. with fortitude and patience
the most excrutiating pain for seventeen days.
What brave ana patient boyl" was the ex-
clamation of all who saw him.
81 Thus nobly did he lve-thus calmly did he die !;
and though far from home and loved ones. with no
mothers hand TO wipe the death damp from his
brow, friends watched devotedly about his bed, and
when his spirit winged its way to the bright world
above, kind friend bore his body to his home
again, and he sleeps his last sleep at the side of
his father.
Sleep sweetly JOHNNIE no more viii martial
music call thee to arms no more will the battle
cry OF thy brother soldiers be heard by thee and
when victory crowns our arms and the shout of
triumph Is heard ali over this land, thy voice, mute
TO sounds OF earth viii be singing praises to God
who loved thee and called thee Ia His ovv, boya i,
the skies Rest in peace. dear boy. ..None knew
thee but to love thee weare left to sorrow abut
not as those who have no hope.'i for we look for
ward to happy meeting with loved ones In the
glorious land, where all tears are wiped away and
.. farewell is spoken.
Weep more broken hearted mother; Won will
see your again in the morning of the resurrec-
tion, when the redeemed of the Lord shall com
forth.
The Lord gave and the Lord hath taken away !;
blessed be the name of the Lord
CHR.
SHARON, Mss, Dec. 8, 1861.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1851-1863, 1861-12-07

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faction COLLIN PEARcE
January l ISIS 1-iy.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1851-1863, 1861-12-07
LILA - GONE.

With heart forsaken I wander
In silence, in grief and alone,
On form departed ponder.
For Lula, sweet Lula is gone.
Gone when the roses have faded.
Gone when the meadows are bare,
To a land by Orange blossoms shaded,
Where summer ever fingers ON the air,
CHoEus- Lula. Lula, Lula is gone;
WITH summer birds her bright smiles
To sunny lands have flown,
When dry breaketh gladly
Ny heart watSeth sadly,
Fer Lala, Lula, Lula is gone.
Not a voice awakens the mountains.
No gladness returns with tie dawn.
Not smile is mirrored in the fountains,
For Lula, sweet Lula is gone
Day is bereft of its pleasures,
Night of its beautiful dreams,
While the digge of well remembered measures
Is Inurmured by the ripple on the stream
CHaRus-Isala, Lula, Lula is gone, &c.
When view the chill blighted bowers
And roam DER the snow covered plain,
How long for springs budding flowers,
To welcome her sweet smiles again.
Why does the earth seem forsakenz
Time will this sadness remove:
At her voice the meadows will awaken,
To verdure sweet melody and love.
CHoKus-Lala, Lula, Lula is gone, &c.