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NOTIOEI

!. OFFICE NASHVILLE GAsLIGHr Co,
JANUARY 3lst 1868
SNN THURSDAY, THE brn DAY OF MARCH
u next, the Annual Election of sevcu Directors
a. r,anaee the aiIAirs OF the NAsmvItLr 0As-LtQur
90 will take place az the O0oe Of the Company, No.
10 OJsnaII,d saI wv JAS. n gEEDRIcg, Secretary.
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DIRECTORY.
oirv oovsaNMtar,
JOHN HUGH SMITH, Mayor
WILLIAM sHANE, Reoordsr

JOHN cHUMBLEY, Marshall
Depu,v Marshals--W. Il. Wilkinson, A. G Tucker,
aud Janes A. steele.
Oorks Of gs Market-Iohn Chnmbley, er-ofoio, arst;
Jacob French, second and Thos. MoCarty, thifd
Tas Assssor--William Driver.
RspsHae Coiiecior--A. B. shankland
Waisr Tar Coiisci0r--E. B. Garrett
Trsaauer--R henry.
W1arf Maste--rhomas Leake.
faiporiHfs,,de'a Qf The Workhouss--J Q Dodd.
superinisadeni Of he Rais Worts--Wm. stewart.
chief Of ais Fre Depdrtnsrt--Iohn NJ. seabury.
ssrton Of he Censiery--T. II. Mcbride.
Street Opersosr--J. l.. Stewart.
Guy Alornsy--E. r. Muoy.
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P'bisAod BY an association Of Printers.

office ON Printers, Alley, between
Union and Dcaderick streets.
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rEnpl FnHpM

CONSTANT SUPPLY OF CORN IN THE
"A shucks without shucks and sholed, for sale, de-
u. u. nlCkEY,
ebla-u AGENT broadway Mills.
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COUNTY COURT,

Judge-IIon, James Whltworth.
elerk-P. Lindsey Niohol.
~ The Judges Court noes the Grst Monday In
each month, and tho Quarterly Court, composed Of
the Magistrates Of the County, rs held the hrst Mon
tay n January, April, July and October.
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oHANcERY COURT

CAanosllor--Hon. Samuel d. Frisrson
Clrk aud Masisr--J. r. Gleayes.
aS- The Court meets tho nrst Monday In May and
November
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CIRCUIT COURT,

htofh-lfafiA " ANNNs
81 The Cour, meets the arst Monday In March
aud september.
CRIMINAL COURT,
Judge-Hon. William K Turner
Clerk-Charles Il. DiggOns.
euat and DeCember
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coFri.pondIEues' Il a. p.iIy R.seI.l :, :,

IffH II OK THH TTSf. Jan. sotb 1855
HEsEEs EBIroEs: Travelling shout = good deal
recently. nPtinG things IS II vsat. thouFht thsr.
might ssns good coss iroa calling. through Jeur
valuable and spicy columns the public attention to
sorne hnss which are Of comnaol interest to usAT.
arf sfill seem overlooked. Goitg down the " 4
4. ~ r. the other evening. ~ also previously on
several sccasions i vas gsnufal remark that ths
train constantly started and halted without CITING
the prsper warning g-aEaih hers and at Atlanta the
Passport ofice so called bat proseriy the scer 10
ex4mins The papers and crede1tiAIs OF all persons
travelling asks only tor ook only at the passport
ov hr. Riitor IN the name OF reason. how can that
ofeF vitho-t 'Ook isE a.O at ny other papers OF or
deHs, ten that am the whose name appears On
the passport AID ret some sne VIE h.. picked up
passport, OF stolen one Again what Is to hlsder me
after getting iate the car at Atlanta or elsevhere.
frOt. handing out my passport through abe windou
FOR shother 70 come ia With and hand hack to ne 4.
have seen| done On I've oecasisns. aud no enqtiry
again made for passports after entering the The
A saih. With sick men ling the cars asd Stopping
freapkny near weIls aud springs OF the best a,er
on ls rsadH there va- Jnly enc boy With bucket ts
supply The ~hois iran which SLOWS by hard ser.s,
bling about hnlf OF one foil taste Of water betot.
the areoE sgain ana leaves the other tfisti5r
passengers eay tantaIised by the sight Is It posi-
bic that read like this king its thou sands out -
the public A. vel the soldiety. cannot anord 10
supply It's passengers with water Again the saloon
tbe only pan OF the car shed here which affords srv
Profession fpm the sther Is entirely closed 20 the
peblic. ladies inclnded The up train from AtIatta
arrives between Ian q. m. and the Nashville train
dos not leave till II Mothers. sister-, dauEh
tes. and old men-mothers OF our soldiers roins 10
their ded and sick with the rest turned out
Of he one train before tie OF the other are OPEN
ed or fires made In them. with no hotel or aecesib.
Shelter Of any kind frpm the westher-tbe Dr..
leaking ikes seive. and open 70 the weather woud
i cost the rphd much. Mr.. Editor 70 prevent this an
neee$sary suffering and exposere' Might they not
by ssme change save many valuable Ife7
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Tbs Ohio Democracy

Tie plsIo Democrats celebrated the eth Of
JAiahry, at Columbus, with great spirit. The
allknsls Of the occasion raay be inferred from
an account by corr esponH@nt Of CINCINNATI
paper that the speeches were more bitterly
hostile I'd the existing government Of our;
country than an Rebel tin ades ever published
in the land Of the Secesh."
We make brief extracts from several
speeShss
Judge BARLEY:
After depicting the sad condition of the
country. heanswered the momentous question.
hdw shall we get put of it9 The best way
wbuld be for Lincoln and Hamlin to resign: !:
aadlif they were capable Of noble or gener-
Gus act, and were disposedte bePatriotic, they
would Al once surrender the power they have
Ilrored themselves ineapable Of controlling for
fhe welfare of the country There are fhree
Ways OF getting out nf the difficulty: One is 10
&c on with the war free AZ the negroes, and
sdbjhgate the Southern States Another way
is 10 cease the war. declarean armistice, open
negptiati6ps, and eTdeaverto bring back tho
Union BY esnpfomise and cancellation This
Plan was received with very general aPplausesl
The third way is. to let the Southetn States 10
Of Ihts q ConfederAey by themsevesI If The
sHeAker were Black RepublicaH. he would
consldsr il his duty to favor the latter plan !;
fer il their hoctrinB Of an sssfrrepressibIe con-
dict IS true, a sepafatoa( must be the final re
s4lt-l But that was not the position Of the
Dernccfafic party,/Of the three propositions
Tie most sehsIbfe, as things new stand. and be
spoke only tr himself, would be TO declare an
armlRtleef and go into negotiations for com
pfoplse The audience h-arfily agreed wiEk
t1espeakerl The trial of arms had been made /.
and fatally made We had been whipped more
than half the time. Still the Administration
had faith IN Providence, but why the Prsvfl
dsnce allowed hiIhseIf to be whipped so often
wins curious
Judge Thurman
Tie PresId sht has as much power to suspend
the Cohstftution Of Ohio as he has 10 suspend
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the writ of habeas corpus. It.w.s N, s,ctr;ne
of the President and his follewers ,h,t ,be
Executive has the power to DO anv tl;r- .sst
is fecfssary TO put dswn the rebellion. II this
be 80. he can abolish the state 9ssverum.nts
can turn Congress out or doors aud II tbere
shall he. as no doubt there will be. Demo
cr4tie Congress next year, We have no assur-
anfe that an armed force will net turn then
ont On the same principle. be may suppress
Al ..ie courts N the country. II the green
% o.fSs .all IA v9loei or are gambled away
n IL i5;,rt t5P1.ln...s eve out The frss'dent
ca ,pLe = ',s.Sss~sy % enIry on tus var
~ - S--,-5 uo.aI ron tne ci.izens
=. III 2asl-... -. nP ean 90 more than th.f-
yos ~ only 81 your poihucai
br, - -. ana your pro
i;xes slso IT, ..l-.... s.'e q your
s;fr i-.is ''' - M INC e-oe''ine o neees-
hon d. ,. Jewetf:
Who ever thought that Proclsmation. YER.
to make laws, They we're designed 10 com
mand obedience to law; but the mere executive
Of taW has seen proper 10 -proclainl law 10 The
people,. and to overthrow law and government
as |hefetof6re understood and recognized. The
speaker then took up the several procIaniat ;ous
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rHE oRtTcHFIELp norsr.
SPECIAL c4rFssponashes q s1e Daily RebeI-
h HRIpdEr Ala.

| - -
ili /BRIpdE Port, ALk-.
Jany- 2s, lS63.
DEAR RfrEL Feelkzg assured that you viii al
WAYS len1 ro1tio1 Of 5onr coltmns to one Masking
knayn the grieyzrres of fhe pubIf:, I address yOu
few lines neers nte to the seizure OF the Craich.
held Hsuss Hospital by the military suthoriti-s
Al Ao htse visited yopr city win know that il is
the 9hy suitable budinr for the accommodates of
the FelIlng public ana i strange that now when
tie tains daily crowded viii persons tusaay OF
ihsn noihels wives, in search or sick or vOund-
Cd feaiiseH in the army should bs deprived OF this
their pnIy shelter from the csld winds and rains Of
NatsF, Heunded and sick soldiers. because not able
70 fefk sdgisE conpelied By te braht ofpecsss-
ityi iSnsks themselves miserable .ndsr the hlihy
earshsd, ard - WEAR away The iong and sleeplesi
hours Or agit. waiti9g and wishing for the even less
eeniorahls appearances of day FOR then the mseries
q pHHztisffd hunger are be ssdei to the shirer
ings y the presios niEht wa for several months
Constant boarder at ihs crusahnsld Esoass- ana r
knew that hc more asre tnR uroprietors coud
ss fosad tIan those whs is ftsquensIy furnished.
Without charge. food and cotfsrtabls lodging to
needy and suffering ssldiert hut nst satisfied With
the Hiscbi- alr.,ty done. the authorities ar. new
.ts fptns throw tho families Of the propristsrs
nom tie ezly fOsr rooms which in their wonderful
geferPsiy hey had pc rmitted thsn 70 retain; and
this tss that The fanlis OF sertain officers n5gbt
hate I9on Mrs s---, n, aged wife Or enc sf The
pr9prsiors is in fsss health, and II is sham that
cohrtstt sss uanec essary ahnsy4nce should be
csed iE.irn; them Surely, there nnst be some law
ia Ehs lard beside TIE niitary std Is sh ouia 6s
erdssd thst such .tafting sctr sf imposition nigh,
mot ;, sr.clis.d with i'm puni:y-
Hoping that tn. censsrs of The Sssntry nay falI
heavily updn the .sthsr. Of IA /, ioube- acting
am With respect yours &e4.
a soLsruxF
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- ~Herns.''ot OF the Charleston Mercury. .iurni.l
Is khsie items from Richuons


fhsErand total Of the trOaue. loan i. 81 cal SO
90 Tins anhrnces only the cash Subscriptions and
tpf sae Of produce consisting principay Of cotton
10 additio, e tkis aholf eco baIes estinsfed Al
t1Peops have ieen purchased BY the Government fer
ponosf - tn9 entlre anoant rsalized 10 this time
frnn subscriptions % the loan g. ss1 efl OF nearir
aue tfrrd or - uhsle The cost q co',rcfin-
these subscriptions hEs bern only al9 oOo o. -.
than 1ne laird Of one per esct-
he hxaniner coR-lndes a lenEthy article sn NJ.
hfmn1nger's report by sayinr fhaf Il contaf7s ~
germs 81 some measures which. nav II n.sistea ~
ne fo1 sense ~ Congre-s avert fhe evils rhth h.
sel tnf treasury. a-d establish The snance- The
sare paper fears that Mr. Beujaufn's snspicSors of
rfench designs In Texas may offend and estranre TIE
EnPsror- - -
lrbs repeal q 80 much Of the Exenpti,, L..
The House yesterday By unanIn1ous vote arf h =
tDpnEht Will go thrs1gh the senate easily ms
tart1re 81 the aw has occasioned more feeling in fne
l-l esIrIst. .a2 city people have any idea o. 9th
extent arc IN What dirccfisn IL no yef clear
ne snnlect OF retali4ticn also occupies the sfen
tPn a Conzress- Mr. Nuseiey. of the WhiE makes
some remark. On retslistisn. and eloses b. sayng
= b determined, II possible by the ocfcers
OF our army A. civilians. would he srenf- -
Ihel Quariermaster Generals report shows that We
nave 1oo 1sner4ls' 163 Brigade Q1arternasiers Toe
nes 81 artillery. . regimeats OF cavalry and 1sl rr
lnlentf of niantrr. In the navy We have Admirais
10 Captains 81 Commanders loo First Lieufeuauts
13 Second Lieutenants 20 Masters in Ene of rrn-u-
s1rEepns, Is Passed Assistant surgeons 80 Assistant
Srgofn8. Engineer in Chief ~ Engineers "a pass-
ed Mitshipmen. los Acting tfidshipnen. 6ca- ana
ye0 -eAmen. ordinary seamen, landsmen, boys ire-
men and coal heavers
p v. Alexander. the we II known corrsspondenf Of
tbe Savannah Repubicaa has been sick in tbs city
Tor nearly month- His disease is camp fever or
mild grade and be i not thought 70 Be in any dan
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GrkkapA. JhIt 2st1The eklcaeo Times bf III.
2eth ssys the MOVE On Arkansas Post was made I.
save tie Fsdetal atny frpn entire Decentralization
II states that ShtTfans disastrous and dsgrd defu
repuss from before Yicksbnrg had its natural results
utter ems fa zatihn eteryWhsre apparent; every
soldier was ronfden ia their leader
was gone and tBkt an army of ten thensandI- vel
drilled men coHid have put them 70 flight An open
nutiTy was most imminent when Atulernand ex-
.tefnpofized the LrkAnsas Pest expsdifi6h
The Memphis BsIefn Of ih4 18th states thatthree
new States Ntbttska. coloFaJo and Nevada have
bern ahmittsd int the FedefaI Unien.
There Aac been barge sales 81 cotton in New Gofk
at7sI- In tt
German exlehittonsup Waite river htsfetdrned
h4yiny only dsHtafed TIVE Funs al Dpfall's lbiuf
which the Ceafe9 crates cotld not get1 the railroad
they eyaenAttd qamdenl ST Charles. and othar
p4intsE before foFlnhn deulf get ~fhem. .ssH
Ibs Fecet.l l-ks ht k1nsxs Pest is tstinatid By
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TAKEN Up

ND committed to Jail By the military auiharitie,
n = Chattanoogs. on the Sd Of October, lss7 ard
more recently committed By acting Justice 81 the
Peace FOR the county Of Hamilton. Tenn on the 10Th
of December, 1864. negrJ-boy calling his name
JOHN, and say<he besonEs 70 Wm- Joaes. OF Mem
phis seld boy i black, 70 years old, feet sA inches
hight The owner is requested % cone forwarl
prove eTrepery pay charges eud take him ouf Of jai
dec70 -. X. SWAIN. Jailor
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E77TV7 - n To 49,
Enrplled e6nscripts HoW in The employment Of III.
Niire And hining Department aud holding eertfcafs
from Capt Finnis OF employment bearing date prior
- Jan 18th must not be inter ersd With by any per
son ubonlsoeTer-
But no agent. in the Nitrs nd Mining ether de-
partments will be allowed 70 assign conscrpts unrol
led fo1 the scrTice TO THEFT departUents until nff-r
application has been Eade ~ his once IN wriiinr
and the detail regularly made,
s. D. BLAKE.1 Ia. Col. G. 3.
lmmandant Of Conscript
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Alfred \. Cate and others
In chkncery Al Har rison-
IL appearing that the defendant. Alfred n. Cate.
has alsconded from the State of Teunes<ee 90 that
the ordinary process Of the court be erred on
him ~
II i therefore ordered that pablicafion be ma de
weekly for Tour weeks in The Rebel, newspaper pub
fenda1t 70 appear ~ chaucery ce6rt fe he'd n
the Court house in Hauison. n1 The second nonda :
pf June next, and answer compIai1aut's amended
biz. OF judgment pro confesso vii be entered .Eainsf
him, and The cause SCI for bearing * parte
SAnltutt B. O. JONES. c. 8 r.
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eoLDAND co7ToS s11IL GONG UP
INTERESTING FoREIsN NEWS

Hrrurnxr ~ n.r-rr- --.-rr---
f..r, x-r.rl -. 60 -.''-s.' .u.el' eess
v'-ts W, :, -"c.A' ~ -oo'sol-n eonn-noea me
-, -. ~.
c-;h,,. -, .-.....,- - - -,.se r'n
ni,,l. !, G. ~ en- =" '-' no'-
80 :. :, ..,H .'e .''7e "'.n me weunded-
- 4'.-re'p.'. r'ea'sE 'oa,nal vas suP
:, - Nrn nc. -si Poo'''n''g long
- :, r'-'''-s "a "s''-ss - rutniui
=. noo''' ~ eon'Fas' win Lincoiaa
..,,.n n'eaH0sD' rsD- "a ddii'onai foreign IN
-. "n' '''p .ee'''eo-
"',' As'e 10Y opened on the l2th NJ
''Ino- In ihs. Council Of Eastes the President
iles,eu .ne n'fs mar ths american Onlsn
.ou's % aDis 70 maintain itself without fer
s'sn .n''rsSnilsn-
nis speech is The Corps Legislatif NaPs-
zen sno 1he condition Of the Empire
"eHld os sour'shing Il The var in America had
not nriee up one 81 the most irsisful sources
OF car indsstry'
The London Times says il can nov be
scarcely doubted that the Emperor viii use
every means ts bring the var to close
The Paris Hsniteur says there is decided
.osenent N favor Of peace taxing place IN
the United States The recall Of Butler isrs-
garasd With s.tisfactiSs By n.isrity OF The
English jsursals-
ihe Morning Psrt terms Linosins prOci.-
nation the death warrant Of he United States
The Star says it risgs the dssth-knsll Of
sarery-
S9''oA a. rAneed ea'f te one Psnny-
RioHxoSD. Feb The New York World
oi HE soih and the Herald Of he sIrt have
ps.1-'
,s-'-,-. - - - o1s,so y sne Ns-
:. ,s,o+s m-r1.,,.r : =, =. .-s -
uaod.r-in chief -
RtpOrts Of ,r.v.r,. - n.
Mexics fr.-. H.r.n,,s. o, ~. 1e., 4, aoo
Mexican cavalry surprised French f.r.s sf
1000 near Rio Seoo. in the darkness Or the
night The French shot each other indiscrin-
.na''sly- Their lOss Is estimated at 1000 Cen
s0s', WIN 1000 ae..eans made 'oriie
- ..-e 1ie,.en ron foeo'a. and routed d.
1s.. IT, = W. 49,. ...'- -.
over ~. -, = - .--'..-.-' n'A' ma
Jor-,,, JsI-. - -. u. s-s 7-''
;nrv i .,,r,,.-s. =. -. -, =, s-'s- NJ
~. y = '''s = -
IN. ov.,o ..,l.s -
al -. - - = rs "a
coast Of Ma....zs. n. l.r;~ w;,.,,,~, go, 4; :,
cargo Of Mola..es q. a. 9ss j :, 4.
brig cors Ann Of Matki.s. Main. sbor,lv
two mere brigs we're captured and /
destroyed on the morning Of the 24th- Tse
!. p-...-. 49, ..ss's ~ 'ne n-.-'n-s ~'sn
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NUxBER l56.

below the mouth q the canal
The beat Which ran past suI hatterie. shis
morning i aid 10 b the Queen e The West
Ram She aftenpfetPt. butt ths steamer
Fiek.burs. strikfnsl,er heavily IN tie I.rbo.ra
side without damage
Ten dererters fror the Stat Tisoonrin Rexi-
neut arrived here last evening. They stale
that great dissatisfaction exists IN The Yankee
rrny- hey oonfr7 the arrival Of Gss. 6r.nfs
.r7y. making the s6eciual force sfty sr rirty
thoesand men On the pe.isrula ,I7rauf super
ceder MrCiern.nd And takes { 5..-nand or ID.
whsle sxPedition-
REsHHoED. Feb 1--Asotker ssy has b...
sccupisi n THE Senate in the discasrisn of.l..
bin 10 srEAnize Supreme Court. fbs ou.rticr
beng on the amendment limiting the iurisair-
tion Of the Court
r-shs House The Ere1piio- bin va, further
debated until adjournr.-nf.
RIcHscED. Feb 3.-Ths Sew Yo-k H.-.is
Of the 5lsl has been received The T.rb;n~-
Ton correspondent s.yr- Little erpr.r.;on. !,
the Senate debate on Thurssar up.n Ii. ..b-
jet Of emancipation IN hiss0sri bstr.yed
somethinE Ike despair a. to the rssult sf The
vaF Greeley is playing big game to briar
shout recegnitisn outside his ss-sp.per.-
All kinds sf msrci.Ddise osntinrs 10 ID
vance IN New Tsrf Stocks aar.need -hr..
to fvs per cent q Friday Unitsd states
Sizrs dsclinsd 10 nissfy-fsur.
Pr1EEsFrEs. Feb 7.-Seu York d.fes Of
the 30th. say the srresf of fbs oditsr Of IN.
Philadelphia JsnrnaI caused great ercifensut-
Judge LUDLOW. Of Phil.felphin. made TIE A.
rest the subject of special oh.rrs 70 the
Grand Jury H saTs: -Tbe tine has arrived
Whsn ~s can no lsnger hsld sur peace. vhen
obligations inPossd By GATH Of once csuspsl
n n every hazard - direct the grad iurv 10
lnquirs into and drfsrnins by whose order
and By What persons this arrest has 49,
na1s- In the Psunsylrzni. Legislature a
resolution authoririsg the corernor 10 20 !.
Washington and demand TIE release of N, ID
itor. vas rsferrsd 70 the Csn.iffes sn FeS.-
rsl- Rel.tisns- The Common brar,rh of n.
fhHiatelphia connrrcial adopted ressintio..
densuncing Il =. nest unjsst and urso.stisu
tional measure
The SeE Tsrk World says III. s0-rtrv !.
malignant and shocked az the srbitrarr ~ ~
rAnniesi szercirs Of power Toe friends of
the Constitution Win kenoefsrth resist Al IL
legal enerDsehnents On indiridual liberty asd
free diseussion. with the frrnnerl o. csnrri.u.
strength. ard the riger and dstsrnin.tion of
.sa thoroughly IN earnest.
The fisrida vas Purrsed affsr Ieariur Ne.
oils. by the Feier. steamer curler. N.st
hanled 70 and gave her shof cuttinr 49,
her fsrenast- The cuyier was 90 dir.bi,d ,i.t
abe had to cease parsuit
The World says The exploits or tt.- F1.r,s.
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LaTEsT Faon yI,KsauRe.
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NJ. J. HUG HEs
Y Attorney AZ Law, Claim Agent and xolar,
y Public
RICHMOND VA

GtL4IMS Of every description ara inst the conede.
" rate Goverumsnt settled Eih accuracy anli dis
patch Attends all the Confederate States courts
h4ld = the ciiy Of Richmond. address Box ll61
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1863-05-09
THE sOLDIER,

The following beautiful poem was compose
~ MICHAEL KELLEY, q member of the Ninety
Int New York Regiment:
How sweet when night her misty veil
An Mf9 tmis;a dne weary soldier throws,
ana moaning winds invite repose,
10 set beside the watch fires blaze,
Where friendly comrades nightly come
TO sing the songs of other days
And talk of those we love at home.
OF those we love, who list and wait
Beneath the same benignant moon,
The postman's step behind the gate,
With tidings from the absent one.
And oga e IN thsr
As eagerly they break the seal,
Elate with JOY and glad surprise.
But, dearer yet, the shout that rings,
In exultat{on loud and clear,
To hail the messenger VINO brings
Letters from home and kindred dear
And meath the pale moons smiling light
The soldier reads his treasure DER;
And through the hours Of silent night
In dreasss he visits home once more.
In dreams he sits beside the hearth,
Afar from camps and traitors vile,
Where loving wife and mother smile,
And many q face almost forgot,
And many word SO fifty spoken,
Come fitting round the soldiers cot,
Oh! We who love the soldier well
Bid him be hopeful, brave and gay,
Better he knows than you can tell
The peril thai attends his way,
Some word Of hope, in battles hour,
When striving with vengefui foe,
f. strike or ward the impending blow.
The soldier brave is often prone
To deem himself forgotten quite
A wanderer on the earth alone
When friends at home neglect to write.
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1863-05-09
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