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lLLUMISATIoS.-The fine block Of
stores on the North corner of Market
street and the Public Square, known as
the "Inn Block" occupied by some of
our military authorities, was brilliantly
illuminated last night. The windows Of
one of the stores were covered with It's
sue paper, representing the national col
Ors, the ever-gloriOus fred, white, and
blue" and presented a very handsome
appearance. Over the center door Of this
building, was a large transparency with
the inscription, "VIoKsBURa--THe Svork
goes Byavely On" On the transoms were
the names GRANT, BANKS, RosEcRANs,
MEADE. On those of the second store
the words, ..VIoKsBURG, PoRT HUDSON,
TULLAHoMA, GETTYsBURa. A band was
in attendance and discoursed sweet mu-
sic. Alarge crowd collected, among whom
were q number of ladies, and the Ameri-
can passion for stump-speaking was re-
sponded to by Major HORNER, of the 18th
Michigan Col. Bon JOHNSON, of the LIST
E. I. Cavalry Mr.. DowDv, of E. IT,;
Col. PATTERSON, of the 11th Michigan I;
and Col. HoUcK, Off. T. We left when
the latter closed. Some of the speakers
were very happy in their remarks, and
were warmly A~pplauded. The illumina-
ton was in honor of the late Federal
victories, and was a most appropriate
and creditable affair, taking the public
completely by surprise.
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A@hrillr Anion.
FRIDAY MORNING, JULY 10. 1856

Do mot fail to read the charge of Judge
TRIao to the Grand Jury, which we
publish this morning. II is an exceed
ingly able and comprehensive paper, and
does infinite credit 20 the head and
heart Of it's author.
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HS- Il THOSE woo HAVE DOUBTEO n
virtues of BuII's CedrOn BItters, If nny
such there DO, read the following certificate from gen
tlemon well known in this community and doubt no
more.
It's general introduction into theArmy will sayeme
lives Of thousands Of our soldiers
LOUISVILLE, KY, June Q, 1853
We, the Undersigned, have seen the good effects
produced by the use OF DR. JOINS BULLS CHDRoS hu-
TERs 10 cases Of general debility aud prostration Of
the system, and bdievo It's general use would prevent
disease aud relieve much suffering. Among our sOi-
diers particularly would this be the case, especially
sthose who are exposed TO miasinatic Influences in the
Southern climate.
Collector Int. Rev. 81 Dist, Ky.
CHAS. d. COTTON,
Collector OF the Port Of Louisville, Ky.
Prov. Marshal Genl OF Kentucky.
REV. ID. p. HENDERSON,
Vice-pres't Of sanitary Commission.
HARNEN HUGHES, h Co.,
pub fishers democrat.
GEO. Y
Prop. Louisville An2e'ger.
HUGHES SPARKHILL,
Wholesale Dry Goods Dealers, Main street,
Louisville, Ky.
DAVIS GREEN 4 Do,
Wholesale shoe Dealers, Main St. Louisville
HART 4 MAPOlhER,
uthographers, corner Market and Third sts.
JULIUS WATER,
Clothing Merchant, corner ID and Market
Streets, Louisville, Ky
CAPT s. n. HllDhErH,
Of teamer Major Andersen.
A L.. II. THUSTOR,
~Paymaster O.. s. Army.
&. NJ. MEfC.Lf,
National Hotel, I~ouisvile. KY.
col JaSSE BAlLkS
ith Ky. Cavalry.
GEJRGED PRENTICE,
Louisville journal.
soc advertisement 10 another column.
June 1S-3m
% SALE, Wholes lsand Retail, at 81. Marlurgi
Auction Store, loltge street Nashville, Tennessee.
=. y. DAVIS,
General Agent FOR Nashville
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W. II. Locus & Co. have a heavy auc-
ton sale of dry goods, &c, this morning.
The goods are Of excellent quality, and
the assortment varied. Go and lay in
your supplies.
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DIR. JOHN BULLS
COMPOUND
CEDRON BlTTERS f!
The Latest amd Most Important
Discovery Of tlIe Nineteenth
Century.

MO mans name il more Intimately connected via
N the history OF The Materia Meuict Cd & The United
states, OF more fayorably knu" n ~ - pienee; !aiac;.
ical discovery, than that OF Or. JOIN bLlis OF LIN
isyine, Ky. His inimitable Irernrauon OF sarsapa-
rna has long stood at The head Of the various cont
pounds OF that valuable drus. HIS Compound rcctoral
OF Wild Cherry has beoomea household word through
out the West and South and uis Worm l~azeueos, in
less than a year aner thcir Introduction, attained a
reputation AS widespread AZ the continent oi North
America. But the croWhing glory II bis lie remains
10 be attained In hs latest discovery, or rather COM
bination, for he does not claim 10 have bcoa The da
ooyerer II CEDRON, which is the basis Cf The bitteIs
now offered 10 the public. That honor belongs 10
the native Inhabitants { Central America, 20 whom
rs yirtues have been known ior more tnHu $40 hun
drod years. Armed With u, HE Indian bids defiance
10 the most deadly malaria, and haudlDs without tear
the most vonomous ssrpcnts. 10 isa belief with them
that while there n breath Jeff in the body The Cedron
ID potent t0cure, 90 matter what he disease may be-,
Willie Lr. Bull Ia not prepared 10 endorse t1is uX.
t~ravngant pretcnsion, he IS nevertheless satisfied
from thorough examination a the eHldeuos relA,ila
20 It's virtues, hat, az nremeQy and Preventive tor a
diseases arising hOm exposure, either 10 char geo OF
weather add climate, on ~ the miaHuatic l~nleoncCs
IL stands without IA rival, aud justly deserves o..
reputation it has 10 long enjoyed in Central Amorlci
and the West lndied, In
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BENEFIT OF MILE OHRIsTrNE.-The
entertainments at the theatre TO might
are for the benefit Of Mile Christine.
The pieces selected for this occasion are
"MSssaneillo' and the "French Spy"
In the former, she impcrsonates Fenella,
and in the latter, the Spy. Dances and
songs between the two plays. This is n
splendid bill.
We are well assured that the fair BEN
eiciary-nOne more deserving-will have
an overlooking house. She has made so
many warm friends it cannot be other
wise. They will all eagerly gather to
greet her enthusi
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DYSPEPSIA

and its attendant train Of symptoms, Il acts more
like a charm than a medicine. There d nothiag "a
tie whole range OF the Materia Nedica that can Tor a
moment bear a compai i50n With 10 IN THIS dtehse
A full account OF this wonderful plant may De louuu
IN the 18th edition Of the L. 3. Dspeustofyi pages
1857 and 1888.
A series Of experiments, Ia which Or Bln h beei
for Years engaged, has Just bocu br0nBht - q sue
oessfui termination, and he is now enabled 70 onef 20
~ nrblte "a comb nation OF Cedron, with other up.
pro,ei touics, the whole preserved in the best quhhy
of copper Disabled Bourbon WHISKY, which De- r. con
adent has no equal In The world
He might furnish q volume OF cHrlilcaloai Dul inc
public have long since learned b estimate such tuinga
al thelr true yaIue. Tine safest piau tsior every oue
Id test for himself The virtues ui a nHH mtiiciHe.
nH-. Aha
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Advertisers will please hand in their
favors during the day. The nights are
SO short we are frequently compelled to
leave over those sent in after dark.
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.CEDRON BITTEWS

one trial, aud you will never ua6 amy Othert,
10 h not necessary % puolah "a long To- pi diseases
for which The Oedron bitter5 are "a specific,
In an diseases of tho stomach, b1Wclai Liver o.
kidneys
la an affections of che Brain depending up1u De-
raugemCnt sfthe stomach Cr toWea
In G0ut, Rheumatism, anu Neuralgia
And ia fCYcr aud Ague
II IL destined 90 sufer-tde al other remedies. l
not only cures al these aiscufes' Dut % pfeYcnis
them,
A wine glass CON of the htisrs taken au hour pc
fore each meal viii ohvlttc tAe 90 effects ofthc mId
unhealthy climate, aud screen Che person utfIne o.
againat d.soa-r under tLo most trying rlposar.
sIld By Druggists and Grlrgra FelnIaNY.
60 DR.. John Bulbs Principal once, Iuh strset.
Louisville, Ky, june ls-am
FOR sab, Wholesale and Retail, at NJ. Marblrf'.
Auotiou SION, College street. Nashville. Ieuuaa.ss
B. b. DAVIS.
General Agent for Nash ~ .
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The Tennessee soldiers seem resolved
70 keep their word. They swOre after
the battle of MurfreeshsrO, that they
would not leave the State, and now they
are deserving it by hundreds. A gentle
man from Tullahoma reports that over
1900 of Cheatham's men alone have de-
serted and surrendered.
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The negro soldiers fought bravsly
against the rebels in the late fight at
Helena, and aided in their repulse. With
all the fearful disadvantages under
which this despised class labors, they
invariably acquit themselves creditably.
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ARRESTS DURING THE MONTu OF JUNE.
We learn from the report Of the Chair
man of tho Police Committee, submitted
to the Common Council, that the arrests
during the month Of June amounted TO
564, as follows
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GENERAL RAILROAD
AND
RAILROAD OMNIBUS
O r e I < Fl,
~
NORTH CHERRY r
Fourth Door From Union.

All persons who design leaving The city by Railroad
can purchase through Tickets to New York, Philas
delphia, Boston, Baltim' re, Niagara Falls, Wash
ington City, and all principal cities North East and
West, by the shortest and most reliable routes. Also,
through Tickets to Montreal, Toronto, Quebec, aud
all principal oitlss In Canada.
Discharged Soldiers can be furnished with through
Tickets at Government rates.
Tickets can be had TO all way Stations on the
Louisville and Nashville, Tonnesse and Alabama and
Nashville and Chattanooga Railroads.
rains Leave as Follows:
Louisville and Nashville, ......m..T o'clock, A. 81.
Tennessee and Alabama. ..............8 O'Clock, A. M.
Nashville and Cbattanooga."-". Z 80 "
omnibusos leave all the principal Hotels 80 min.
utes before the above mentioned times
omnibuses will call at any private residence or
hospital in the city, by giyiss notice the day pre-.
yious to leaving.
Office Hours.-1he Omce is open from 8
o'clock, A. NJ, to 10 o'clock, 2. NJ, daily Sundays
excepted and on Sunday from o O'Clock to 10 O'Clock
morning and evening,
FOR further particulars call at the Office.
W. w. Craig,
General Railroad Agent.
NAsHvuLE. tennessee. june y ls63-tG
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Mammoth Auction sale of Furni-
tire, Groceries and Notions.
We will commence u First Auction
Sale this morning, at 91S o'clock, at No.
IL North College street, at VIM. Reyn-
olds' old stand.
Bed Room Sets, Parlor Furniture,
Choice lot of Glassware, Queensware and
China Ware.
Groceries, Bedsteads, Starch, Irish
Potatoes, and a great variety of Goods.
Beprompta at 916 o'clock this morning.
HUME & REYNOLDS,
Gen. Auc. & Com. Merchants.
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$25 Reward.

4 OT on CHERRY STREET, opposite II. ~
IL Osgood's Office, or at the capitol, a La va.
dies Watch, without chain, aud doubled GAAiA
oaaod, with green floral on each side, with cryhtal
broken and not running, the finder will confer a favor
en- a Lady by 'eay ug the same az this onice and get
ing the above reward. ~iuiy9-3t7
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s trayed or Stolen.
PROCLAMATION
By ANDREW JOHNSON, Governor of
the State of Tennessee.

By ANDREW JOHNSON, Governor of
the State of Tennessee.
To all who shall see these PRESENTS
Greeting;
TXTHEREAS, IL has been made known 10 mo that
w a certain william PlLKlLfoN, charged
with having committed a foul and atroclous murder
on the 9th day Of July, 1863 upon the body of George
W, Crook, late Of tho county Of Davidson, has nod
from jusrico and is now running at large.
Now. therefore, 1, Andrew johnson, Govern r as
aforesaid, by yirtns OF the power and authority In
mo vested, do hereby offer a reward OF
Two Hundred and Fifty Dollars,
20 Any person OF persons who may aoprehend the
said William PilkiltOn and deliver him 10 the Sheriff
or Tailor of our county of Davidson, Ina oraeF thAt
justice In that behalf may De had aud executed.
MTtsTIMONY WHEREOF, have heoeunto setmy
l->, hand and caused the Great seai OF the
State 20 be Affixed as Nashville, on the
4" 10th day Of July, 1868.
N~-) ANDREW JOHNSON.
BY the Governor.
EDWARD II. EAST, Secretary ofstats.
lulyl0-tf d.
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NOTICE.

THE UNDERSIGNED BIAS ASSOCIATED WITH
him In the 1in-Wa Store House, Furnishing
Business, from the LIST inst, James Morrison and
+. W. ~Bu1PokFF, and the business will be carried
on under the namO and style Of j. w. Wilson q Co
at the Old Stand, No. u, College street
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}. W. WILSON, JANIS MoSRIsoS, u. ". BrTroRrr.
]. w. WILSON g. CO.,

NylLI r A food SUPPLY OF TIN WARE
w OF all kinds, Tin Plate, Sheet Iron, Wire, &C.
Al Kinds Of in Plate and sheet Iron Work done in
the best manner. iu~lyl0-2w.
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Good Jews.
just received a fine assortment of
Boots, Shoes, Trunks, Yalises, Carpet
Bags, Satchels, &c, of every description,
which l will sell very low for cash.
M. MoRGANsTERN,
July 10-lw. No. 10 Union st.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1863-03-20
Speech Of Gen. Kinks.

Gen. Edword Kinks of Massachusetts
made speech at Nashua last week, from
which we make the following extract =
Fellow citizens of New England-In
the work in which lam engaged, the cheers
are usually given after the work is done
| hope those who preceded my rising are
an indication of others you will give after
The election next week.
There is among a certain class. jealousy
of brass buttons of those drawing heavy
pay. Let me explain 10y what right / am
here. have been in the army OF the Po-
tomac twenty two and half months. /
was one of the first to obey the President 5
cali. My regiment has never been in bat
tie but once that was not at its head, and
then / was lingering between life and death
from wounds already received. have a
right to lift my voice in favor Of The Union.
find the people who twenty two and a
half months ago were seemingly united,
moi into political parties, but into those Cor
and against the Union. The opponents OF
the Government come protesting to be more
in favor of the Union than those who sup
port the war have seen and felt the hor.
rors of war. The war has cost me all thai
was. All that | had, all that loved,
has been sacrificed by this great rebellion.
Twenty two months ago left the happies
home and dearest family in New England.
A. stepped over the threshold in obedi-
cree TO the telegraphsc summons of the
PreSident, they invoked Gods blessing
upon me. When was brought back pale.
bleeding, helpless, there were none TO well
come me. i allow no man TO exceed me
in love to my country. trust you will be-
leve me when say, if the sacrifice of my
life beneath the headsmaIi's axe would re-
store our beloved country, would cheer
fully give it.
The Democratic anti-administration par
ty wish TO hurl the GoverDment from pow
er hat they may treat with rebels. They
haze already been in consultation with the
South. have obtained the terms on which
peace may be resiored by dishonorable con-
eessions, by restoring fugiiives, by giving
up the Mississippi River to foreign pow
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1863-03-20
Chronicles Of the Sixteenth Vermont
Volunteers.

Isl Man ,hs, i horn =, -
listetb as n soldier in The S;x,soo,h "
mont "a oc e.,v dors a,, sbo,, c
2J ue come,h forth =, ..;u.n !:
present a, {. tattoo. " and rs,;ra,b orn.r.n,,,
at "taps.r
Sd. He drawetb his rs,;,,. FROM, a.,
Comm;ssarv. and dsvopre,t ,,a s.a II,
sriketh his teeth apai,,s, mucb :. hard d,s.l ,
and "a satisfied
atb. Ua coven.rta,h ,v;,h ,ha ...a,,,o..
farmer for manv urk; los and cb;oLsns .,so
at lhe same time. for mucb milk and bonev
TO be paid for promntlv At IN. end of .aaI
ten DAYS. And 10! his regiment movsth On
the ninth day. to another most
5;b. His tent abo,,as N no,o,o -,
bages, turnips, krout an other delicate NOR
sells of delicious taste which oro -. ., =
had at the Commissarv dan.r,mer,
9th. And many other things No, - .ha
{" returns" and Which n.rar w;, va.,
ypr. of trptb Il m,st ha sa;d &c ~ -,
,lier of ~. S;x,oen,b ,h,, 10 ,a,a,,
inc hat be can, ot .aeby
~ n eh -. ;, -,
;ah, s ~
f,r,nad i l;n &c ha,no IL,
ooo hoou; ~
so,o,,n,, da,5,n.,h .lr.,,,
g., uo o;ro,h ,ho p. NJ,
,ah ,u,,h,.
ou.ra aod ,a,o,h uas, 49, ., ~
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SECESSION SYMpATHIzKRs CooLEl

SECESSION SYMPATHIzERs COOLED
Orion the recent visit of the United
States steamer Vanderbilt to the port OF
Kingston, Jamaica, her officers were in
suited by having rebel songs bawled in
their ears aud we're booted at in the streets
In one instance The insolence Of these con-
temptible synpathizers was properly pun
ished. On Sunday eYeaing. about o'clock
boat load of men and women. dressed in
their finest roggery, pulled around the ship
-inging Dixie" at the top of their voices.
Sew, raj of the officers were sitting in the
sarboard raneway, and very naturally felt
insulied at this public show Of bragado, and
wished for way to stop it, when one of
them proposed to put the hose on the
pumps and wet thesa down. This propo-
sition was at once adop'ed, and as the boat
turned to pass ;he eangway again, fuli
stream of cold water was thrown on the
serenaders. drenching them TO the skin
and filing saeis boat half full As they
pulled towards the shore they vented their
anger in loud curses against the Yankees.
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Scene IN RAILROAD CAR.-The
New York Post states that IN a railroad
which runs into New York, few mornings
ago. scene occurred which will not soon be
forgotten by the witnesses Of II. A person
dressed as gentleman, speaking TO friend
across the car said: Well. | hope The
war Esay last six months longer. If it, does
| shall have made enough TO re:are from
business. In the last six months I've made
3 hundred thousand dolars-six months
more and | shall have enough" A lady
sal behind the speaker aud necessarily heard
his remark; but when he was done she
tapped him on tie shoulder and said Ia
him: :. Sir, had two sons-one of th,m
was killed at the battle Of Frederick -burgh,
the other was killed at the battle of Muir
freesboro." She was silent moment. and
so were all asesnd who heard her. Th, n
overcome by her indignation, she suddenly
slapped the speculaior. first on one cheek.
then on the Other, and before the fellow
could say word, the passengers siIing
near. who had Witnessed the whole affair.
seized bin, and pushed hil hurri"ay oat
Of the car as one not Fit TO ride with decent
people.
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A Heroine.

following beautiful ard dec ply inter-
description Of the leroism of a fe
30 should rank among the brakes Of
We whose names will be feu,G on
Is Of history, is fcvn d 10 the Morn
a, furnished by its able, and entirely
! Was i,eton correspondent
mong the many heroes aud hero;nes
The presrn; war has developed. thei e
nov with the army of the Potomac
history deserves 10 be saade oenspic-
hliy iustiiying, as it does, The adage
ruth is stranger than felton, and fur.
on example believed TO be without
ilcl in the history of the sex.
n E heridge Of Minnesota. was born
|pit, Michigan. and is now twenty
ars of age. Her father vas once
", alth, aud her early youth was
the lap OF luxury, with no wish
I'D, and no want uncared for. But
be eape and swept away his prop
broken in fortune and depressed:
he moved to the State of MIMI
Pre he died, leaving our heroine at
of twelve years. in CON- parative,
and want. On the breaking out of
lion. she was visiting her friends al
Colonel Richardson was then en-
raising the Second regiment of
Volunteer, and she and nineteen
sles yolup,Pered to accompany the
as nurses. Every other one has
home or bean discharged. but she
npanied the regiment through all
es, and declares her determination
with it terough its entire term Of
for her use a horse furnished
saddle. saddle-bags, &c. At tbe
Pment of a battle, she fills her
4 with lint and bandages, mounts
and gailops to the front, passes
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r ED R u
AT FREDERICKSBURG.

II was just before the last fierce charge,
When two soldiers drew their reins,
4 For a parting woed and touch of hands
They might never meet again.
One had blue eve. and clustering curis--
Nineteen but a month ago
Down on his chin red on his check
lie was only boy you know,
The other was dark. and stern, and proud;
II his faith In the world dim,
lie only trusted the more in those
Who are all the world TO him.
They had ridden together in many raid,
They had marched for many a mile.
And till now they hal met the foe
With calm and hopeful smile.
But now they looked in each others eyes
With awful ghastiy gloom
And the tall. dark man wa the first to speak
"Chsre, my hour has come.
1--WE shall ride together up the hill,
But you will ride back alone
81 Promise a little trouble to take
For me when am gone.
& You viii find a face upon my bre e,st-
# shall wear II into the fight
Efyith soft blue eve and sunny curls,
M and a smile like nlerning Asht,
Nike morning light was her love TO me,
81 IL adiened lonely life.
And little cared for the frowns OF fate
When she promised to be ny wife.
Write to her, ,'ha, lsr, when & an rsas,
And s-nd back the fair. fond face,
Tell her tenteriy how died
Aud where Is my resting place.
rell her my soul will wsitSor hers,
In the bnrier-' and between
The earth and heaven. unsil alc eomexs
IL will not be long, wsen.r
Tears dimmed the blue ewes of the boy
His voice with pain:
will do YOUR bidding comradc mine
IL ride back again.
But II you come back. and am dead,
You must do much for me;
ply mother at haine must hear the news
Oh, write to her teEdcry.
pne after another those she loved
IA She has buried, hashsnd and son
~ was the last. When my country called,
ss She kissed me and sent me on.
DIE has prsyed at h ome. like waiting sains,
S& With her fond face white with
& Her heart will be broken when am gone
On shall see her so n, know
ust then the order came to chsrge--
For instant hand touched hand.
ye answered eyes then on they rushed,
That brave, devoted baI<,
Iraisht they went toward the crest of the hill
And the rebes with shot and shell
bred riffs Of death through their telling ranks,
nd jeered them as they fell,
hey turned with horrible dying yral
Prom the heights thsy essld not gain.
md the few whom death aud doom had spared
weat slowly back again.
n, among the dead whom they left behind
# Was the boy With his curling hair,
& md the stern dtrk man who marched by his side
lay dead beside him there.
Mere Is no one TO write 10 the blue-eyed girl
The worJs that her lover said;
q hd the mother who waits for her boy a. Leme
Will but learn that be is dead,
"a a never can know he last fond thought,
hat sought To softeu her pain,
til she crosses the River of Death,
nd stands by his side again.