The daily Chattanooga rebel. [volume] (Griffin, Ga.) 1864-1865, 1864-08-26

iaoch poor nan. was al away anil a6As'
I'D, shaking his greg heta pathcficAAy-
R,hleates -nutteStf cd st away and lqsf.
. Ian in slccrer inward whispers .'iDst Y l.
}ul En'ich yclvned II see hor faee again .,
III might lock- on bet sweet fare again = Z.
Aid knew tirfif she is hApny.y S1lthe flf0lght
Iniel and aarassd Him. and drove him ior1i
Aiesening SFien1he isNoSeinsps ilay
sNhserewng dpilcr twilight 70 the hill.
There be sat down gazing epalI below
IEere lid a Thousand I4enoriea rel aroil Inn,
E1sIicakaIIc for sadne1s S. by and BY
fec Euddy square Of cdmfortahIc Hight,
FIR blazing from the rdar Of pnifp's heuse,|
.l1lare|i him. n the beafqn=b lazss Rllures
f34e bird Of passage, Il lie inaaIF strives
= Eaipstit and beats q AZ n wt4ry hi..
HFoF phiiin's anellint frkEnted in ihe ST eet.
The latest 9sfusc-to lan iwssrl: but behind.
Nith one sihallg u at opdn on tie waste,
aFl1gTishd n little garakn Square hpd vssls -
Aid in il thrbyc an ambient eycrgreln.
Al yew tree. and all o4n1 it ran walk
IT single. aud 4 wallE divided ii s.
iiIif Enaeh shunb Il tlid middle walk, And stole
ply the WALL behinf The yew Aal thsrec
That which he bC4ter+l hit have sbtnn'ls If glicfs
Lie his have ivsTse a better, En3ch NV.
fPr cups pnsi sily.4r aIl i tie brrhish'd board
sharllclTtrsd siisse: ! genial was the hearth
Ai.fs on the RICH hasld 81 tip hearf j. h. saw
tli.iiip. The sighted I'd fsr oi old times.
sl ont. rosy, with has I lhes .s-rnss his lsness
And o'sr her second n; her, ssoopt a girl.
y laIer hut lafticr Ahnie Zee, Il
Hair baird and tafI. aiII frsh{ her ftitea iauil
tangled . length or rlhbon1s ns.si. rin,sl
10 telnrt the babe VII rear'd lis greasy srHis,
Gsuehl &c aniicyor md ssed it. and they laughed
And on She left hand IF the Hearth he SAW
ghc mother CHANGING fftcn tlfEari her babe.
Hut turning npw and Then 9lspc:lk with him.
Her son. rho5sto@tl bdsidc For tall,antl strong
nfsiyi9g 1T 'Fhisf pieilsFa lim, ior he s5eiieil
Vow Ehcsl. The dead man ca-ne 10 life heheid I
rs wiEc Ms Nige ne src, ard SAN he fr.te
Herr. yet not his Spof the fathers knee.
Ard 81 the warniH, he peace, the happiness,
And his ewn children l,all and beautitnl,s 4
.5iR1 him, that other, fcigning in his place.
Lord 81 his rights and Of hrs thffdrcp's iofes-
Then lie, tho Miriam Lane had told hif@ an.
Reeanss things seen al mfghtet than things hcari
Staggered AMI shook, holding tbs branch, and (
fcard
TO send abroad a shr.ll and rcfrillle cry,
Which in one moment like TIC blast ii DOOM
1.ui l.siStter ali tlie lhappiutss Of tad hchsth.
lie, therefore, tarnih h softly Ike tfief,
Lest the harsh shingld should crate ilddeFf9ot,
And feeling all along the glrdegl wall,
lest Ac shouid swooh Iull tnmbik and 10 found,
Qren5 70 the gate. and open lit andclosed,
4 tightly Is a sick m ln's chamber de4Sr. +.
behind him, and camp out upon the waste
lie DOCS not discoy kr hinsslr. hut cams lis III
ing before, among fhe baa.s -rri Dark gradual
~ declines IN health tells hos. story to MIRIAM
lane under a strong romihc Of Silcnfe
lsehargc You now, IT,
Nihen yon shall see hdr, tell hdF that T died
Blessing her, praying for her, I6riDg her
Gave from the bar between Us, loving her,
A. wiien she laid her bead besidc-ihy own. II.
md tell my daughter Annie, whom / saw
- ike her mother fhE t myIlatesi breath
Vas spsnt IN blessing bier and prdying fqr7Ifer.
And telf1ny son that died blessing him.
And say 70 Philip that blessed him too
tie never meant US any thing buf good
int Is my children cafe "a see nc dead,
y no hardly know nc living. let themcome,
anl their father, putiEhe AUST not come,
( OF my dead face would scx her after-lifcl
md now there IS but pae Of all my blood,
y 30 Will embrace me In the world-te-bc:
f.i- hair Is his sshe Cut it or and .ass,.sfs,