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, 1865-04-05
Markets by Telegraph.
OUR mIDHIGnT MARKET REPORT.

Special Dispatch to the Western Associated e.e.s
Nxw Yoax. April MidnIEh..
STOCKS.
Railway speculation was buoyaut. At the Stock
Exchange this morning, there VIZ further aFge aa-
vanct on lomo Of the lead1g shares while the whole
mstkft was nnAh stronger. There was perfect
rush for stocks, and large buAne.s was done, es-
ptcially IN cash stocks.
GoyERsMxxrs.
Government gold bonds frn. especially 5-aos. Out
of town ofdets continue liberal.
X1tCELLANkoUE.
stnte bnnds aud bank shares dali Coal and mtsce1-
1aneous shares were all strong and higher.
GOLD.
Gold speculation gained strength ss the day ad-
yanse AND touched the highest point In the morning
Cash gold worth aboz' 4 2 cent mora than regular.
MONEY.
Demand for money extremely moderate, and the
supply steadily increasing.
PETkoL1uX.
Petroleum stocks nrnacr 8nd mora In demand.
Sales: Commonwealth, fiGo; Excelator, 81 70; Man
hsttan, sc; eypd Farm! $40; Oceanic. Il s. Tack
$50; Germana u; Buchanan Farm, Si.z5; United
States, 1876. Petroleum ma1ket steady. Sales Of
crude ats9x93sc refined In bond st 52@s5s free ut
71a72c. Receipts since our last 1,s17 bFls
pRY GOODS.
There Ii general duluess in the dry goods trade.
The city is fu Of country merchants, but there IL
general fndispos1tlon to bnJ. The market has not
vet covered TT the effects Of the capture Ct ch-
mord. Domestic. and Gotten fabrics aFehcavy under
constant decline in 1aT material. Prints about1c
1ower to day.
Exw Yoxk. AprJl At Gal1aghcr's Evening Ex-
rh.nre. cad was vuoted at 141X. New York Cen
tra1 S6x. E.1e 5ah Aeatfug. 92k Hudson d: I'LL.
nos Central plx; P1ttsbutsh.56: Rock Island, SIX;
Hotthv, ern, 4s Fort Wayne, s.; Ohio Certificates
2lhk Martposa, INK. God '&eaos' 9soeRs not very
active.
, 1865-04-05

Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Trlbnue.l
CA1ho, April I, 1865.
Col. T. Il. Robb furnishes the following list of
deaths Of Illinois soldiers IN the United States
General Hospital at Memphis, during the week
ending April 1st. 1865: William Bradbury, Co D,
18th ILL.,; Chas. Lopgfosd, Co l, 18th Ill.,. 1sham
Zil1, Co !, 18th Ill. ; David ". Zietheman. Co II,
18Th H.: N. n. Frazell, Corporal, Col, 12th III
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Ut. L0n18 n1AfkeEs
Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Trtbune.]
ST.. LOUIS. April 4. 1855.
TouAcco-Dul1. Grten and damaged luEs st $4.2o
9soo: factory Tugs at $7.0d; planters do s75oaseo
mtdum manufacturing leaf $s5.25.
F1ouR-super at $6-4casso delivered; single extra
at q IS double extra at 81 Inspected spring ex.
ira 1t 30 per brl.
GRAIN Wheat vfy dull. Prime $i.Aek; choice
fl-5. Corn unsettled. White BIC mixed white $50 !:
yellow Soc. Oats lower; sales at &c. Rye lower
sales At 9uc. Barley dull. Fall At Sl.5o bu.
WH1sKr-Eo ssles.
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NVFEA1CMH HEH1U5C AuEttHfN.
New YORK. April 4.-Thc toanercial says:
" 1t Is reasonable to snppose that We may herr
soon Of movement against Augusta up the Sa-
vannhh river. Immediately after sherlnan's de-
psrture line OF co1rleEs was established be-
communication re.esAblished between Richmond
and the western portaqu Of the Conledcracy. The
enemy also. doubuers, opened communication
Anguish is necessary to complete the lso1ston Uf
Western Georgia, Alabama, and Mississippi
, 1865-04-05
FROM At. PAUL.

Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Tribune
sT. Paul, April 4.
Everything elEe is forgotten up here except the
capture Of Richmond. The utmost enthusiasm
prevails. Flags are dying and bells ringing, and
Andy Joh1son has multitude OF imitators.
, 1865-04-05

\ Milwaukee Market.
Especial Dtipatch to the Chicago Trtbpne.J
.. A1LWAUKKz, April3.
FLouR-Market nothing doing.
GEAIH-Wheat market hImer, and sslas were mads
this morning Of 4o5 bu No spring ss g. oa91 o3S.
Cetn Sales 900 bu sheled at CSC on track. Barley
-Sales4 hu No 2 at 81 o1s q
FLAX sEKn-sa1es Is bu at s.so; q bu fair At $210
At the wheat mark't at the Newhal1 fIouss this
evening 50 co bu Nc spring sold for cssh and t-
ture dellrtrs ut $1es81 u. closing ut $1.o6.
, 1865-04-05
NEWS BY TELEGRAPH,
FROM DE.S MONIES.

MceIfne OF Tho Suprme Uourt-kp.
t1nentS-Fhe DlkcorerIas nf g.
tT.:leuEn.-Isridge Appropriasions-
Celebrating the Victory.
, 1865-04-05
First Class New Furniture

Ever offered At suctlon IN thts city. commencing on
Th1rscsy .Aprt e. 1t ~ O'Clock, knt continue nntii
all Ao!d. Atour aatcsioom IL. ~ aad s Dearborn
ttreet,
The attention of buyers IL ptr:culsrlY invited to
thit SALE Al embraces some q the Finest and Rich
snd chcieest ~ IRON The best nan11acnries IN
the catalogue is ~Arrnnted Ia every way Particular
4ttGntio9 tnsited e the tp'endl1 assortment Of on
Of 'o+ n exLens one. with large Giass and Elegant
Carved Frames-thE cho.cest goods IN this city Also
10 the PaFlot Suits. Secretaries Heavy PIT OAK Ell.
ten.lon Tables, large elegant Hat Trecs with
back and naEbe she !: itch ttaseses. Tables. What
aist rtnent OF other Furnlturs. Aso the due d.
so!ment Of elegant Pier 1lassca and Mirrnss IN rich
band French Cnlua Tea eeta, Toilet Setsk3plttoons
Dtnner Sets. French a1a.s tut Cob It's. Wines and
Chm ms &c-&c. The Whole N ak1nz one OF the
most attTacilve Iaes ever h-ld ln. Chicago, Every
article to be ko,d without restrve.
Parties III the country wishing a Catt1ogue will
pie 10 willie tor one. Good% Packed uni Shipped
mh3fn2uT6t GILBE At d SAMPSON Aucsfs
, 1865-04-05

~ GENERAL AUCT10SEERS, n. Is d q Desr-
bo1nAr Chlcaro III. We give cur personal attention
to sales OF Household Furniture &C. Scllings or
lee will and It TO thtir nraataK. to before dis
poftnE Of theft goods Ou regular sale DAYS OF Fur
Tut sdAyB aud Fttdats. mhS1p2o9 II ;thp
, 1865-04-05
LOCAL MATTERS.
-" 0nlcdrd, right on1edrd,
Into Tie T1f!ty Of Dr1th.
LhxFx ~ g. fF.-.5.1 -

:. Bnt lnreer, by hundreds multiplied into MIL
lsonr, than the doomed b,nd who rode to swim
destruction In Tcnnyson'g poem, Is the great cav
alcad OF unhappy men Knoh are rushing to m
tltnely graves. followed by the saunt specter
DysrErs1A. This Is all wrong, and should cease
There ia no necessity for 1t. PLANTATION BIT.
7ERs. the Rfeat Stomachic Psin Killer, cures Dgs-
aud all symptoms OF kIndred character as il by
magic. he Who has no excute for illness. is IN
DER guilty, If he continues TO suffer. P1ANrA-
cheap, reliable and sure
BuY TRY AMI pr cr7pxn
, 1865-04-05

Cincinnati nlnrket.
CINCINNATI, Aprtls.
FIot9 tu1l 1t 1918. No sales Of WnlEy q ProyI.
, 1865-04-05

What Is going on at 1es South Clark street,
Mns atked yesterday. TIE answer Is coon told.
Valuable artces are being sold there for the
email sum Of II. The following persona wire
among the lucky purchasers yesteFday: P. Casey,
atJ. r: Wslsh'e, got splendid castor, value sal;
John Kreteet. at Peirson l. Green's, a castor,
talue *1ts Michael Lower, Mohawk street cas-
tor, va1ue SIS; G. a. Green, $50 Clinton street,
fine hunting case watch value $35; P. casey,
value SIS; l.. E. johnson, VI Illinois street i
watch, value $s5: james ". Vincent, s15 Sate
street a splendid f1lvet cake basket value SIS;
Mrs. Shultz, 113 Milwaukee ayenuc, fye-bottle
revolving cnstof, Falue $15. ap51t
, 1865-04-05

NIunfcipnI Elections.
EVANSVILLE, april 4.-Atthe city election yes~
terday the whole Union ticket was elected with
out oppoEltjon.
, 1865-04-05
THE Cl'i'l.

Republican Union City Convention.
lhe Republican Union voters Of thu city 0
o. tncneo nre requested to meet In their rcspec
between the hours Of and O'Clock p. m-+ foz
the purpcsc OF elect,nE delcraics 70 attend Re
Titan Han On Sa urday. the sth day OF April inst.
1t O'Clock D. s,., foi tic purpose Of n3ainat.ng
candidates TO ne supported by The Republican
to he held on The 1Sth dny Of April Inst, for the
following mined Offices, to Wit:
Mayor. "-~
Commissioner o! the Board of Public Works.
City Attorney.
Ctr Treasurer.
City Collector.
Clerk OF Police Court.
The convention will coneist Of onahundred and
fOrtys3x delegates, to he apportioued as follows
, 1865-04-05

ARTIST or P1cErocKET.-A 1unn named John
Goldenburg had his wallet, containing SIS, alb
s'racted while standing in the crowd in front Of
the Sherman House. about o'clock on Monday
afternoon. John wilkinson, well known to the
police a. hard case. was arrested for the crime,
and the eyi0ence against him In the Police Court
on Tuesday morning WEE SO conclusive, that be
Was required to gye bail IN the sum of tf,vu0 for
appearance for trial in the Recorders Court
, 1865-04-05

PROFESSOR 3ccor's CIAssEs.-As sample OF
the character OF the people who are now taking
lessons In Vocal Culture and Eoeutton from Pro-
fessor Ansasa Mccoy, We may mention that his
new class contains among Others the following
ladies' and gentlemen: Hon. ]. B. Bradwcl1 and
lady, Rer. y. ". Eyarts, D. D., and bis sister.
mss n. A. Esarts, the lady who dlscoursed GO
eweet1y the other evening on The ''Mission Of the
Poet; Hiss Sdckney, teacher Of Rhetoric and
Elocut1en In the Dearborn Seminar. and Hon
Henry. Booth, President Of the Chicago Law
School.
We understand that the exercises Of this class
are SO arranged that lanles and gentlemen msT
Join this class 1t any meeting (ssednesday and
Saturday eveuings). The eptcial study Of The
course Is "Shakepeare and the Btblcr
, 1865-04-05
cos7nAzAxDs.-on Tuesday mornin., nfty con

CosTRARAsDs-onT Tuesday morning fifty con-
trabands arrived at the Rest in charge Of lady
who had brought them from Quincy, and was
taking them to Rockford, ILLINOIS, 10 distribute
amopg faxneEs and o'hese willing 10 receive them
They we're Hospitality entertained by the lsd,es
and went on their way In the evening rejoicing,
The group had escaped from rebel clutches In
Missouri, Snd with the exception Of three men,
males were wiyes and mothert, but their nus bands
are in the Federal army striking Tor freedom and
IinlDn
, 1865-04-05
rrw Y0RK CATTLE n1AnNET.

EIU31NH Ua1.
5Repo,ted bY Telegraph Exe!u,sely for the Chicago
NEW YuRx. Tuesday Evening, Aprit.
BEEF CATTLE-1he total uumne: OF cattle report
ed a, IL The yards for the weeErnding t:d,y htsso
cad. ,Es,ust 3,6u last week. Tbs feceipts Of fes
, 1865-04-05

11ezavy Robbery.
ALBANY. April 4.-Qnackenbublrs dry goods
stors, in Troy, was robbed Of eco, eco worth Of
goods last night.
, 1865-04-05

Deaths OF U1lno ofa Soldiers In Hos.
pIkAls
, 1865-04-05

cure for burns, scaids, spralns, rheumatism, gun
shot wound9; patss in the limbs and back, chill
b1ains, &C. a single application a1lsys the pain
family should be without it. For sale By ali drug
pfsta fel7-ma.9ft
, 1865-04-05

The PRESIDENTIAL TAR1E.ANp WoRk.sox-
The wonderful table and wosE.bpx epokent Of by
Us few days ago, as soon to arrive in Chicago on
their way to Washington, LANDED safely here yes.
1efday, and has been placed for tew-dnys IN a
room at NJ. IL South Clark street 1t Is GEM.
inc work Of art, and when 1t is remembered that
it is the production of backwoodsman, 1t almost
approaches the marvellous. The center tsbIe is
octaEonal, consisting Of twenty thousand pieces
OF wood, chiefly black walnut and white holly. he
former being from the rails Of Old Abe's own
Fp'nting. These pieces are wrought ,nto various
traits Of Lincoln, johnson, Grant and Butler,
The work boz is also wondIous piece OF furnf-
lure. 1t Is composed ofabout two thousand PIECES
Scott, Sheboygsn county, Wisconsin, and Will be
presented 10 the President and Mrs. Lincoln. We
advise the curious to inspect them.
, 1865-04-05

FRIDAY EVENING" 7t1a April,
For q Concert.
Grateful to my Chca1o ftends for their uauy kind.
neSsee, hud tht eclaly to you, gentlemen ksls tat
te11pE 1ecoEntst IN Cf mo ~ an sss6A
I am, veiy tEu yoQFa,
&p3p51s 2t4th IHMA DE- PELHROM.
, 1865-04-05


REcRr17mo.- Including those enlisted and not
paid, On Monday, there were paid On yesterday
ffty-.hree recruits, Inns distributed:
, 1865-04-05

RoBBERT.-Aueustus Miller, a lumber me.-
chant from Valparaiso, Ind, was robbed of val.
let containing $3.50 IN money and two California
diamonds, On Monday night, about nine O'Clock,
at saloon on Canal street, between Randolph
ray. It sppczred from the testimony gwen In the
roitce Court on Tuesday afternoon taat III, MIL
let stepped into I1rray's saloon and drank a
Murray grabbed his wallet and made Oh With H.
while Mrs. Murray seized and held Miller Tne
police were put upon the track, and arrested Mur-
ny at the house Q! \ friend At Bridgeport. The
wls gone. Lust evening Captain Nelson look he
matter Ia hand, and within an hour succeeding Ia
unsarthtng $3.50 Of the missing money. Miller
and his wife were conmitted IN default OF k70l
bail each. w.
, 1865-04-05

A CADEMY OF MUSIC,
II Wsshlngton.s St bet. Clark and Dearborn.
Kelly q LIONS m1ESTRkL3
Wul re or IN their Academy OF Music Monday even
ing, APRIL Sd. and vi continue every eytplDg during
the Wtek. They will produce IN rapid SUGGESTION
New EonEs. tances. Ctotuses, Bur1fsqu*s g. &C tdc.t
and 1e&ve no co,ta unried to make this Academy Of
Music tas ortte resort Of the Chlcsxo public Ad.
mission IS cents Res rved Seats etld Orchestra
Cn.ss 50 cents Rp1e4 80 ano 81 o. Doors open At
to commence ata o'c'ock Box otice open ffonl 10
sp2piSalw KS. .DlHGESs, Agent.
, 1865-04-05
Atlantic White Lead and LfnAeed OIL
Co., Of New YORK., manufacturers Of Pure White

IGaQ, cue. :.
sale by Druggists and Dealers generally, aud By
ROBERT COLGATE & CO., General agents, 2a7
Pesrl street, New York. msf15-usS2-1Y SEW
, 1865-04-05

sTARRED.-An STRAY occurred on Monday moru-
ing, about two o'clock,1ta German dance house,
on Twelfth street, which resulted In Peter Hsin.
bach receiving serious stab In the back with 4
knffe. Charles uoscheu and Michael Sits wete
arrested for committing the assault but as they
could not be clearly identified as the parties who
inflicted the wound. they we1s sdtsmissed with fines
Of 80 each and coets for otherwise participating
in the TOW.
, 1865-04-05

WIN. 4. BUFFERS & CO.,
AUCTTONEER2,
Corner Of Dearborn and Ahington Gts will give par
uculbr attention to the sale Of Household Goods, at
private dEe,.ingE and t1elt salestooms,
nh26 -6s9sCt3thp
, 1865-04-05

r ARGE CATALOGUE SALE
IL AT AUCTION OF TIE
RICHEST ASSORTMENT
, 1865-04-05

ARREST or P1cEPoCKEF At TIE F1EE.-Omcef
Edwards, OF the Ccntrnl Station Police. observed
q suspicious character named John Moore prowl-
ing around the fire last niRht. lie kept m eye On
his movements, und coon saw him abstract by
etspder't porktt hook and hand It to En- accom-
plice He Immediately psunced Upon the thleves.
Int The accpmpllce jetked looee and Ascaped with
the booty He held faet to Moofe, however,
and took him to the Arnofy, where he will be
Rrupntnhd fhi& YDDfuiDE.
, 1865-04-05

IK1ERFHoxRo WITH OF17cERs.-Whtle officer
Van Fleet and Tahn were attempting to arrest two
thieves On Tuesday afternoon, Joseph Dixon, a
eatoon keeper at No. 2s9 Wells street, and several
other perso; tntcrfe,ed md permitted one OF the
thieves 10 escape. Last evening detachment Of
police made deecent on D,xon't house ana cap
iured the proprietor and come twelve Or fifteen
ot this morning..
, 1865-04-05

~ Paper Haneines, Painting, Calcimtniug and
GLAZING: at I, E. Rigby 81 80 Randolph street.
, 1865-04-05

w DR., Clement, Surgeon ehiropodist con-
tinpes with the esme SUCCESS that always attends
his practicc to cure Corno. Bunions. and enlarged
jOfDtt ffffre Gnufh Clark strept anan64H-tf
, 1865-04-05

0RDNAr1oH.-Thomas e. Goodspeed. brother
Of Re1. 4 T., Of the Second Baptist Church Of
this city, wBs ordained to the Ministry th Sunday
evening last the eervicee being conducted by
Raymond, and Goodepeed. a laree audience wit
messed the interesting proceedings. Mr. Osgnod
wac drafted u few days ago at Rochester, New
York. Hc refuses 10 procure substitute. and
awaits oTdcrA for the front.
, 1865-04-05

Exr1HA71oK or LKAsE.-The entire stock Of
clothing and gents furnishing goods belonging to
d retail hopee in this city will be closed out at
once, by .. 7. Lee, No. 150Deasborn street for
Just what it will brlne at auction. Sales every
evening. Call and secure great baEgains.
, 1865-04-05

TIE WISCONSIN EAGIE.-The old eagle, borne
through the three years service Of the Eighth
Wisconsin regiment, Is alive and we'll at Madison,
plrminE himself ready for the night to Chicago,
as yt6t:or 10 the Santtnry Fair- We Dotlce.thnt
Of the Fair fund,
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1865-11-30
The Fenians.
The Philadelphia Inquirer says:

The Philadelphia Inquirer says:
The Senate of the Fenian Brother
hood adjourned on Tuesday evening,
after protracted and laborious session
of two weeks. They appointed a finance
secretary, a secretary of the military de
partment trustees to take charge of
funds, treasurer, under some five hun
dred thousand dollar bonds, and some
six general organizers or canvassers,
and one or more clerks The names of
appointees are not yet published. They
are understood to be capable and of
superior integrity. 1t is said that men
of real worth and good status are now
working in good heart The affiliations
with the central movement in Ireland
are drawn fresher and closer by the
operations of the Senate. Some of its
members were fresh from the home
scenes, and, with the unselfish convic-
tions of true men to guide their actions,
open frankness, and full, straightforward
cooperation and confidence were the
order towards the men in the gap.
The records of the Senate are being
revised, and in day or two it is expec-
ted instailments will be given to the
press. The Senate has the power oi
naming the period of its adjournment
and the day of its next assembling, the
body being in this particular unlike the
council of the old constitution, which
could not assemble except through the
call of the executive officer. 1t is
thought the Senate will assemble again
some time during the winter. The
operation of the finances, however, may
determine this. Restrictions, guaran-
ties and general regulation regarding the
operation of the bond loan were effected,
and tits expected that the rank and file and
general people will have the satisfaction
of kaowing that their contributions go
straight to the assigned destination with
! out let or hindrance
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1865-11-30

room to intercept waits and estrays.
Over S125. .000. 600 are disbursed annual
ly at the New York Sub. Treasury in pay
ment of such coupons
The vaults Of the Sub Treasury ms,
really be said TO DEFY hNrrlars In the
first place they are built on thirty FIVE
feet of solid masonary. so that digging
under them and working by tunnel TO
the door would be impracticable. Then,
they stand in the main hall of the Trea-
sury building, in which watch is al
ways kept, and into which it would re-
quire no small labor to intrude after
night fall The vaults themselves are
iron chambers, with iron floors, roofs,
and walls The latter two feet thick,
and hollow; the hollow being filed with
musket bullets, which defy the burglars
drill Four doors, of massive iron, close
the entrance 10 the vault each door is
locked with two locks, SO that eight diff
ferent keys of peculiar mechanism are
required TO open sesame. Uncle Samuel,
poor fellow is not likely to be robbed
at this office, however he may fare else
where.
We remember the Sub Treasury when
Mr.. Cisco was first. appointed Its chief,
in two rooms OF the Assay Buildings
1uitNs IGhAitta III "hiSh ho
body spoke above a whisper. and a few
clerks Ieisurely counted their gold, and
demurelv paid the salary of the Presi-
dent and other public functionaries.-
People went there to chat with the Sub
Treasurer, 3 man of leisure and of con-
siderable informs ton, and twice a year
TO collect their interest. 1t was so slow
and so old fogy an institution that even
the W all street bankers used to laugh
at it.
In these days the Sub bTreasurer at
New ork has his gripe on the throat Of
nearly all the bankers id the country, and
we notice that none of them are dispos-
ed even to smile when the name of Mr..
Van Dyck is mentioned.-Harper's Week
! H.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1865-11-30

gance, kept but one servant, thoash sn'
had little children, and was always work
ed far beyond her strength She ha'
neither time nor heart to go out. A do
mestic slaye-a household drudge-ar
imnrisoned nurse, with a husband 70
master and driver; and she woman
the finest mental organization, and
heart thirstins for love, and that tende
consideration so sweet to the souls
anv wonder that she died marvel
knowing her as did, that she lived Sc
long
Other evidence bearing on the cas-
was given, all going to show that Mr.
Green, through years OF petty nome eA
actions. indifference and neglect, ha6
been the cause of his wife early death
Daily he saw her bearing burdens beyond
a woman's strength daily her cheeks
grew more white. Her flesh wasted, her
ewes heavier. her steps feebler, her lips
and voice sadier, and yet the cruel tyrant
never relented. never relaxed, until the
silver cord was loosened and the golden
bowl broken at the fountain
The testimony given in some eases,
with a painful detail of circumstanc
was overwhelming, and the verdict rem
dered without one dissenting voice. was
..guiltvr' That is, guilty OF wife-mur-
der.
AS far as evidence is before the reader
he can make his own decision. and can
say guilty or not guilty according to his
estimate of the case. If he be q hus-
band with pale faced, stay at home,
overworked wife, he viii find, in what
we have recorded, hint for his future
government that, if Observed, may pct
of for many years the day of sorrow
and bereavement.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1865-11-30
WHAT'S ITAFTER ALL
av AyAsELLE Ii. HOLMES.

EY AvASELLE Ia. HOLMES
o,x the bliphtings Of beautiful hopes,
Tbs betraying OF beautiful trust;
Opiv the heart-altsr crumbiing down,
With its idols, into the dust
O,Iv a grave where rose should bloom,
A "a instead Of smile;
Only a wear fng OF life,
hoPe Is that all?
Only a feeling Of wounded pride,
A rebelling against the hsei,
like a trampled worms shrinking back
Ie-t the world see what yoa feei
only a smile ard careless wS.d
When YOU fain would t." and weep,
Only a pillow witt! sinrnDe. unblest,
When the orld is wrapt in steep.
Is that all
Only a pang when name IS bre2thed,
A sudden start and thrill;
oolv shock If you chance TO meet,
While the wheels Of life stand stiI
Only a cold and lofty bow
In nlaee Of the warm hand clasp;
ouIy a clutch Of the painting heart
Lest it escape your grasp
ONLY a ship wrecked on the sea-:
With It's fair ard goodly freight;
Only li'e-time spent IN VAIN
ONLY the triumph Of bate,
only The breaking Of friendships vows,
me suod.rine ~ friendships chain,
Only the parting Of ciAsping hahds''
Never to clasp again. ,u,
Only a blank and void in life,
4 sickening sense Of loss
Only seeing this seeming gold
Come from the fire IS dross.
ONLY the cry, " Il might have been y
only the question WHY"
10 tie shores os 4" By and by"
Ahlis tanP Nay nay not all,
Ii can not half be said;
Only the ang-'s can write the tale,
OaIv bv God is it read
Yet every Letrt has FELT the truth
Whose love ties have been rlgen
The world is all false there's nothing true
Nothing but God and heaven.
That IS all.