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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-03-25

Richmond, March 18th, 1854
4 IL persons having ealsrses to their sredsS On
our bo ,ks, must withdraw them on or before
thc 8ist Inc: os receive pay mont alter that time In
tbs currency Of this date. Checks drawn BY Us
must bs presented at ths BANKS on which they ere
drawn bsforo the 28th March Inst. We vii, reSas7e
the prcsent currency In payment of amounts due 10
us un'i the sist inst sficT that date 6: discount
OF 33k Per Cent,
mh l'-dtsssa LANCASTER. = co
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kuU1nuA1 DpA41Nzx4, >,
No II Law Building, vrsnkHa street, ;
Richmond, March Ath, 1884
TN conformity with regulations established BY the
j Treasury Department notice ID hstsby given to
~ persons holding my. checks, to preeert than st
the Treasury for payment, prior 10 the lot cf April
partnsnt, ars requested to presens then Tor setts
msnt prias to that dare, otherwise, thsy viii hs paid
on and after that dste, the amount Of said claims
IN the present eurreacy, o, its equiyalsot.
JOHN 6TANARD,
Captain Eng5's and D 0dlees.
NH f6-.QavtAnlsf
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ROBINSON, ADAMS b co.

NOTloE Il hereby nosify all ps rsons Indebted
IN 70 me that will receive the present currency
IN payment Of tne.r debts untH the 18th inst aer
that time shsll require payment in the new our
rency, o. the Old a. 3Sk per cert t1ecOunt Persons
holding my checks. OF 70 whom am iudAbled, must
present their csins bsiose that cate, after that
day shall ay them m thf present currency or four
pr ecat Confederate bonds VIZ PRICE,
18TH street, between Main and Gary,
mh 1851 Richmond, Va
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NOTICE Al persoas barring fands in banda
~ are hereby notified to withdraw the same pr,or
to the 2sth inst, or the amounts due them viii be
funded in four cent bonds for teis account. We
also aotf all persons indebted to us In Confederate
currency that the must be paid prior 10 the cS
inst a. thereafter il will be received ct its eurren,
va.ue only. TOLLEsOS, CATLETF & co.
nh l0-a:wtaS.h
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TRsDcaAR iR0E WoRKs,
Richmond. March II lS6A

TRsDsaAn iRoE WoRxs,
Richmond, March ii, 1894
n l0I7CE.ia hereb, given that all chseke given
by ca, or drafts drawn on Us, must b. pre-
sentct Tor payment by the 18th Hsech. II presented
sftsr that time they will bs paid Ia old currency at
Pa, ot In the currency at the rate Of two dol
lars Of new for three dollars of the ola at our CD
ton. In like manner all amounts due us which are
not psid ~ zbtn Msfch, mus. be paid In Few cur
Tcney; or, 1t paid in-ths DID, 1t deduction Of asa
Per oent from its par value, established by act of
Cong ess. j & ANDERSON 4 co.
NH f2-f16th
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4 ONCE4-Ail parties Indebted 70 me are re.
specifically requested 10 call and mske payment
before he 2tsh DAY Of March, 1884, as / shall be
compelled 10 refuse the present iseue thereafter un
ess snbecs to the discount OF S5K per cent as pro-
vided oJ law after the 1E: Of April naxt Persons
holding my checks or to whom / a.. indebted must
present their Claims before thst days If Alter that
Day tney will be paid In the present currency or n
the new at discount Of 33K per csnt-W & STA.
pies, q Smith, and " Cahi excepted
mn 4-l0i' TIMOTHY KERSE.
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NV11CBs-V0 &CCOunt OF the new Cuffoncy Bill,
Az recestly passed by tho Congress Of the Copfsd-
erate States and which goes into operation ou the
tkt day Of April next, We hereby give notice that
al outstanding checks Of ours, and those that May
be Issued before the 26th Of March, 1854, must be
presented for raymsnt by that date at the Bank Of
Virginia; that all pereons WIS have funds il cur
hands, whether from sales made o. othefwiss, are
requested to draw them out by tbs q Ii INST; and
We request II parties indebted 70 us to make psy.
IN mt hy that time.
NH 6-av R0pYEanN ANAAsR h m.
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AIOIfOD-Rxtsies hAvint funds IN our hands,
IN eithe1 - 1em or Individually, are hereby ro-
0s1 n vlAdxsw The sane PRIOR 10 the osth inst, O.
~ hAlm0es due thcm will ho tunaed 10 four rer
oent bonds for their boneht, and nolios 10 hereby
Dyea that tAm0upts due - in Confsdsrats ourrenc
nsa b. paid prior - the ahsve date - shsTsssr It
Will - received at tts current value on,y.
nh e-0aut16eh KE)1, hAMk = 90.
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leat ia the sew Issue, WIN Be paid them afssr tha.
dats Thnss fndsbted to either ef rs may pay In the
leasent cusrercy uui tbs 2Sth inst afss that date
s. ..-s : s4 AD WILLIAMS.
g s =: sss .a. C. se s
NaeEne1 Be Banks in support of the same, all
sDessoa 1ipe .chacks drawn IN ne psevioua,> Z
' isss;sss s's as1f1 sssfs. S.a a:s.sas .ss e
] ls6s bssors shat date, u ~ with.
Snaao they can only receive notes OF
tks Fss.s.s n payment shsrefos ,,-.
RTorICH- il l~rsons ba.irg clains as.inat the
Ssesay noNil1 % present them without delay to
Nh 80 MosBr wooDscN, Trustee.
A5oRIo1. An persons having faods In our hands
IN fnrR00ds s1id Or otherwise, must withdraw tha
l6ns bsfbre the 2sth March inst; and gu Checks
dfsva by NJ must be presented before Eed time at
- 4faders' Bank, or both checks and balances wii
pasd IN The present issue OF Confederate Treasury
6eass Of in four per cont bonds, at our option.
NH 97-t9SthA wlLLlAMs ktLLVIr
NOFIOA-An peEsons intsotsd 10 us viii plesss
attend 70 !. ssttism.nt Of tisis seco1n@ nsaDrs
o the nsw eurrsnevs and those bavio6 claims
oeeaust - vii plsass present them for settlement
~ The same Day, oshsgwiss they wiz bs psid in the
Ssssss1ssa - sanst. eoss:ae'' "eo'' fAS ~
RIOTICD.-Au partiee holding our cheeks on any
IN Bank ore requested 70 present them f,r pay
Annt be1bee The 10th March; otherwise they Will
eay - paid IN the present currency or is eaaivs
nh as-M KrLBrr. RsLL I gox.
.RYOTICE.-chesk drawn BY us must be present
II ed q the Bank upon which they are drawn
SoGbre the 0oxh Inst. Gains against as must be
presented BY the 2h Inst, or they will be paid III
new currency lsss S3A per cent. and all persons
ewing a. must settie before the 08th inst, Or We
.h aa-ss W.B. JONES q CO.
NIOTICB 70 Debtors and Creditors All Asssons
~ holding claims against me Individually, or a
agent, . adminissptor Of tho estates Of John o
ouAfloo, decd, Peter II Montague, decd, ani Msr,
I 4 Hontaguss Iced, or checks drawn by me, are
hereby not6ei that said claims nust be se,.e ed and
cheou presented Tor payment On before. the 25sh
last o. they Will be settled In the Old, it, eQuiva.
lcat b the nsw, currency; and those indebted to me
- Aforesaid vIl be required 70 cay IN the new cur
ssnsy, o. " tds old q % cents 4 T. the dollar
NH n tachN crrrcr li.h and Bank sis
KIoE1CE IAN psrssns having money in our hands
eSbre the 9th Of March. or Il viii b. paid only In
che present currency or Ia per cent 6onds ct our
9ttan Al psrsons holding our checks will presen,
.nss r, Ss ped ony r. the
q hOt pav beeWe that date, must paw 10 the new
onsssasl sPHNckR vRNABLE.
NH list
RIOTlO1 havin1 funds IN our hands,
IN eithee = 1em or Individually, are hereby 20.
Goe1 q vllAdroW The sano prior 10 the oSth inst or
- halmnss due thcm viii no ianaed 10 four rer
oent bonds fav their bonent, and nosios 10 hereby
otyen that amoupts due ~ in Conisdsrats ourreoc
0aat b paid prior - the ah,ve dais - shsSasar It
Will - reoelyed at tts current value on,y.
nhe-1Awt16ah i. KENT, fAMI. . 90.
1s1s1saD ARssSzI, March j7,h, 1854.
HMp044AUI NOFICD D.-An p&ynaecto due at The
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-03-25

CInCB o. MAuOHnTR~ Co1IeH And wOQE1
MANUFACTURING CoApANY,
Richmond, March Q, 1894.
~ 0TICK An checks drawn BY thu company,
either for dividends or ia payment ~ Other
cb';gAtioss, must be presented at Bank before she
55th inst; aud Al outstssdine claims agsiust th6
csmpany mrs: hs psssoatst ~ the uhtcrsisned fr
pay nent before the 2oth inst otherwise both checks
and o:aer c!sine will be paid ir the present currcn
o or rs equivalent in the neu currency.
mh eOiS.& WIN POWERS Agent.
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hereby give notice that al utatand
IN Ing checks drawn by mo, aud those that may
presented for payment by thai date at the Bank Of
the Cemmonwcai:b; that all persons who have funds
in my hands, whether from sales naade or other.
rso are reQueet.d 70 draw them oct by the 2Sth
inst a1d ell parties indebted to me are requested 10
raakepaynen. by thu: time.
on u-t08thHar GEO ARENTS
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AYOTICK-Chesks drawn BY us must be present
N cd u the Bank upon which they are drawn
ief6ys the 01sh Inst. Claims against us must be
prescnted BY the 20h Inst, they will be paid h
new currency lsss S3A per cent. and all persons
ewing a. must settle before the 18th inst, Or we
sAall TeceiveQniy new currency.
nh 09-5s w. B. JONES q CO.
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klERs AND MINING israsAu,

Richmond, March l2'h, 1854 I
AIOTICR -On and after the 18th day of March,
and until the 10th day Of April, 1854, all pay
a,ents will be suspended at this cfioe an,. no
money received except the new issue of 3 Treas.
sufy notes
All outstanding claims ssains. tits department
made prior to LIST Of MarSa VIII be paid IN tie old
issue FKgARDnN
mn li--SW Diebureing officer.
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NOTICE.-An chccks drawn BY The uadersiFoed.
IN Individually or - arm, must be presented
before ths 18th inst ct tho bank which they are
drawn; and al claims agaidst VI must be presented
ai1uch claims will bo paid whenever presented,
Without interest," IN the present currency at par or
IN the new currency at - in payment OF % on such
claims (mh lo-osl RO A h r mayo.
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6pUu1ooaD AnaB1AL, March l1lh. 1864.
TMf041AMI NOFIO1-Al. peyneem dee at the
ArssaAl q 0sdnAnos Depot Tor con. .raot work de-
1vWAb.e belose The nest of April for tho hire Of
eaoFe lhSoe, VIII b raA N the present tsue.-.
paDoee Wi1 e0nsot thsT oues before the 2eth q
1lAseA ". LaR01 BROWN,
m l1-8 II. DOl COunsg.
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ri kIOTlCE.-An persons debted to us on ad
~ vances or otherwise, ara notified that we VIII
receive payment In the present currency up TO the
a5tb inst, after which we can accept nothing but
the new currency provided by the Confederate Gov
balances in our hands, or checks Of ours on the
bank, must collect them by that day, falling in
which, the present currency will be set aside for
them a. special deposit.
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n OTtCE.--A!i checks We may have out mvst he
~ presented fo5 payment at bank on which
drawn, befrs the Is inst. by which time all fa,d.
IN our hands beo, sirg to other parties must bt
drawn out, they will {pniess Otherwise 6tectei)
te invested In Confederate states per cent bonds
for the bens6 Of whom it MAY concern. We shall
so1d citcks to the uutry between the 10th Inst
ard lst ipr.l ard for all eaes made between ihess
date the proceeds will be, paid ia the present
rency. Ali bills dy, must b. raid before ,hs 26s:
Of March, or the new currency Will Be requ red
NH Il 2aw2ws " D TOMPKlN6 b BRO.
NOrICs.-fin accoun: Il ths new currency bi
IN which gees Into operation on the IL April next
ve give notice to ali persons who hold checks Of
cursSiYawl upon either Of the Ranks that they must
present them bsfore the a5th iest Tor paymsb,
otherwise they will have TO ccive payment In the
or 4 per cen bonds, which tie
Banks may elect upon which they are drawn
All perscnS TO whom vs. are indebted arc re
q aos:si TO come forward before the csh Ing: spe
receive the amounts due them, otherwise We vii,
pay only in the present currency
CHAS wCRTHAM / CO..
NIB li-2axtIssAp
AIOTICE We hereby snotity our creditors tha,
~ they will be required 70 Withdraw all balspcee
IN our hands prior to the 2oth day Of March next
they will be paid 10 the currency OF the
present daie or IT'S equivalent and that all checks
drawn by u5 on Banks, aud not yet collected, must
be p-eserted .or payment before that tim.
We sso require cn. DEBTORS to pay !p a!f amounts
due us by the 2.:b Of March, that va ,nay have ar
Opportunity OF Investing ii. same as aflar hat date
We will decline TO receive .he old curYsacy in pay
ment thereof. HILL, DICKINSON Il co,
NH 4-lswi25th Aueiioreers.
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MOrlCE.--PeFsone holding checks drawn By US
IN must present them st the Bank On which they
are drawn before the c8.h March i7ss
Checks drawn 90 as and ihostes If deposit
issued by Us mrs. bs presented at our counter for
yDs.t en- or beforc 3ist inst otherwise they Will
bs psd in thu old currency, CT Ia the new ct dis
count OF ae1 per cent
Deporito WIN ies.ruct Us VI at disposition shall
be made cf ta:aness at their credit We viii invest
IL per cent Government bonds. or convert into
tia new surrsHey, rs they sns5 wish
NH l4-otawtE3I MAUEY co,
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fOTlJA All persons hOicing my checks o. hav
~ ing balances due them In nv hands ere hereby
notified - draw the same BY the 2bth inst otherwise
all such cheeks or balances viii be paid in the old
currency or four per oeDs bOnds. Balances due ne
on boxes, agent r. otherwise. not paid before the
96th inst, viii be received ir new currency on,y.
NH i7.. ct JAa MOORE.
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NOTICE 70 Debtors and Creditors All 1srsons
holding claims aeainst me individually, or a.
agent Or . Adminisss1tor Of The estates or John
olaflas, decd, Peter Il Montague, decd, ani Mar,
4 Hontagus. Iced, or checks drawn by me, are
hereby not6oi that said cAims nust be get. led and
chsols presented for payment On before the 25Ih
last they viii be estt'ed In the Old or it, equiva
Loaf in the nsw, currency and those indebted to me
- Aforesaid wiIl be required 70 say IN tbs cur
geO0y, o. N Vie old st eG4 cents IN the dollar
FRANCIS r l5BELL,
NH IL t7eh2 O,rrcr Huh and Bank Sir
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NOTl0M-AI partiet holding cur cheeks on any
II Bank axe requested 70 present them br pay
Nsnt besbre tAs 10th March; otherwise they Will
oaH - paid In the present currency or its easivs
bope IN new oofxeny.
NH 93-H KLLHFr, RxLL tnX.
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NOTICE -ANrersons having fnEds IN nv hands
~ or 70 whom either Jesse Williams or myself are
lndsbtsd. must pressnt thei- claims before 28lh
march, - only the present caYreney, or ts eQuiva
eos ia the tew issue, viii be paid them afssr that
date Thnss indsbtedto to either ef us may psy In the
Deeeent cusYeccy uui tbs 2Sth inst IL. that d.te
~ rsw issusNl b required.
nh SIS AD WILLIAMS.
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NOTICE All person iKde6tsd 10 me are re-.
~ Questsd to make payment previous to the a6,h
OF March, as will Be compelled TO refuse the pre-
sent issue thereafter; and all persons holding my
checks must present them tor paymont previous 70
that date othssv6e thsy will be paid In the pre-.
sent currency. JOHN LINDSEY,
mn 16-lws First Market.
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WoICU tcOfs J
SEnu Al Notice. FAN cheeks drawn BY us and
- all demands asainet US for negro hire and 9TH
erwise, must be presented fOr payment on before
the 1st inst, OF they will be paid in the present
cursnc , at its par valne, or in the new currency
al the rate Of two dollars OF the new currency for
three OF the present. Persons Indebted to us sre
hereby notified that We will not receive the pres
ent currency, except ~ the discount OF 90k per
cent, after the N6th Inst.
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AIOTloE.-All parties holding my checks On the
IN Trsdars Bark arc rsqaesied TO pressn, shem
f6f payment before the 26th OF March, otherwise
they wl only b paid IN the present currency or liz
equivalent In new currency
NIB 2l--S$ WOLFF
, 1864-04-09
srE1AcooM WASHINGTON TERRITORY SATURDAY APRIL 1864

strange grave, and strangers laid her
head in the dust, while l lay prisoner in
the city where she was buried NV bow
my poor Willie-who had been always
neglected, was left without father and with.
out mother !-sir sir nv bow was left
without food! He forsook visiting me in
the prison-I heard he had turned the as.
sociate Of thieves; and, from that period,
hve years have passed, and / have OBJ
tanned no trace Of him. But it is my do
ing-my poor Willie" !"
Here the victim Of procrastination fin.
ished his narrative. The storm had passed
away, and the sun shone out. The man
had interested me, and we left the gardens
together. ! mentioned that had to 20
into the city; he said he had business there
also, and asked to accompany me. could
not refuse him. From the door BY which
we left the gardens, our route lay by way
Of Oxford street. As we proceeded down
HolbOrn, the church bell Of St. Sepulchre
began to toll; and the crowd, collected
round the top Of Newgatc street, indicated
an execution. Asw approached the place,
the criminal was brought forth. He was
young man, about nineteen years Of age.
and had been found guilty Of an aggravated
case Of hOusebreaking. As the unhappy
being turned rOand to look upon the spec
tators, my companion gave convulsive
shrek, and, springing from my side, ex.
claimed" Righteous Heaven my Willie !!
my murdered Willie!' He had proceeded
but few PAGES, when he fell with his face
upon the ground. In the wretched crimi-
nal, he discovered his lost, his only son.
The miserable old man was conveyed, in a
state of insensibility, to st. Bartholomew
Hospital, where visited him the next day /;
he seemed to suffer much, and, in q few
hours, he died with shudder, and the word
PrOcrastinatiOn on his tongue.
, 1864-04-09

Il Il considered something awful in Con-
stantinoplo that the sultan has just publicly
visited the Theatcr Italian and witnessed
the performance
It is little singular, that the most pre-
eiOus metal often lies imbedded amid the
hardest ana most uny'elo'ng m'A'u'0'
Do one thing at time-that's the rule.
When you have done slandering your neigh
bors' then Desin 70 sayyOur prayers
DR.. Franklin used to say that rich wid-
ows are the only piece Of secondhand goods
that sell at prime cost
The only times when most men are will
ling 70 ! s:E ]: pardon is when they have no
need OF H.
, 1864-04-09
A Case Of Obstetrics.

An exchange relates tho following good
story.
A young friend Of ours, who is now at
tracing some favorable attention in the
vicinity Of Boston, as q rising scholar and
poet, met with little adventure some years
since, while engaged in the pursuit Of
knowledge, which has never been in priut,
but which never fails to excite smile when
related. Il happened that while strolling
about the South End, the young gentleman
alluded to had his attention attFacted BY a
mysterious sign, apparently in the language
Of the Teutons, which was pcrched up over
the door Of . acOzy looking wooden building,
His curiosity was greatly excited, but his
limited acquaintance with foreign tongues
at that time was an efEectual bar TO its graft
6catiOn, while his natural modesty led him
to shrink back from an Investigation of che
matter. He therefore went his way, but
returned again in the evening accompanied
by Q friend who participated eagerly III his
thirst for knowledge. This new inquirer
was equally unable TO solve the mystery Of
the sign; they concluded il was intended to
indicate that some species Of entertain.
ment dear TO the German heart might be
found within. Still, with some hesitation,
they advanced 10 the door, and knocked,
when o chubby young lady, with ruddy
cheeks, presented herself and the following
cOlloquy ensued:
"Have you lager beer for sale here5"
"No, sir!"
"COuld you let us have some Swiss
cheese!"
."Cheese, no sir, we don't have cheese
herew (all this in beautiful broken Dutch
and English.)
"Nor Bologna saasagvs"
@Why, no, no sausagesr
"Isn't this restaurant"
"No sir, this is no restaurant"
GWhy, then, what does that sign mean !"
The girl had for some minutes been evil
dently much perplcxcd by the questions,
and inclined to be alarmed, but at the last
inquiry she giggled outright and prscipi-
lately closed the door. The young gen.
tlemen retired with their curiosity greatly
sharpened, and making their way TO the
Public Library for information, were soon
startled into indecOrOus bursts Of laughter
by the discovery that the enigmatical sign
marked the residence of midwife.
, 1864-04-09
Il. p. FrsHWR,
ALSO,
OLD LErrEns.

In memory Of the dear old times,
Let's keep them. though the dear hand
Which penned thela be IN farOf climes,
Or ID the silent spirit-land.
Thiak h0g The lcviaS heaft poured forth
The warm sweet words How fading fast;
Then say not they are little worth,
Although their light he Of the past.
Oh! some calm, quiet, WinteeS hight,
When sitting 6y the cheerful blaze.
And pmiag with dimmed, aching sight
Over those relics of old dAys
Poor wearicd hearts may find relief
In wandering back the paths of lie,
RetaSiug each old joy or gief
= That eheered OF chilled Hs n the strife
With weird. wild thrGbbngs Memory trcAds
The chambers Of the ol1ea yearS
And Fouses from their narrow beds
The shades Of former smiles aud tears,
And as the mists rise sloely up
Throngh IL lsng yeArs that intervene,
We recofWfz5EAe buried hope stlsl
The golden dream that might have been.
The obvious pail Is cast aside a
And earlier visions meet our view;
Wild oGspring Of young hearts pride,
What wonder that they proved untruel
And fIllies of the days Of YoEe
Yorth;s error. s:nee reneuted sore.
And dearIv naid lor bv their ffuit ,sa
.3i y.
n these dimmed, hAed lines we trace
The lineaments Of one loTegune; .t
This pare recalls lair young hce--
Yoang hcei now Old, and worn and van.
"A casual gord awakes host a.
All a. orr. vhom ~ n,ired ~ no1t
g. si,1i-, u-;1h g ~ ~ lire a
~ -
We rad, and pleasant memories
0f youth aSd lriends are back ouoe more;
View niIiag G'er Eleis summer sens,
Or gatheftag pebbles on the shore.
The bsaati6al young days return;
Io1S snmh.r;.s % i..I;-@S = -, ssf;Sr S,.,
Ar shav o.s ;r;cI-s a a,1ra- = : "a
80 n ~. = = =, a 7 gfslr ess
For one short while, spcct withaed lowers
Are clothiag lie With e1ElieF bloom,
And l0nd eyes shine and hands clasp ours
Dear hands loag m1a,tFing n the tomb.
Each creased and yellow.tinled page