The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1866-04-07
Lilla Is a. Angel Now.

Lila Is An Angel Now.
.- d, There was one I foqaIy cherished -,
In those blissful days agone,
When in sportive meditation
We seated the lawn;
But those sunny days of brightness e1-E
Have forever from fed,
For my Lila s sweety sleeping
With the cold and silent dead
She is with the shining angels
In that world pure and bright,
While m left alone to wander
Through earth's DARK and lonely night
She has left her home Of sladness,
And the friends who loved her here,
For Deaths stern and chilling portals
And the dark, repulsive bier;
But her soul is with the angels.
A nd she sings songs OF love,
Eg- Z IN the fairy dells of HeavOn- r--.
Pure and blissful courts above.
Oh We miss the merry laughter.
And the sunny features fair
OF our bright-eysd gentle Lila
With her curs of auburn hair;
But she s gone from for ever.
And bitter vain,
For eaTths terrestrial borders
gf5 We can npysr meet again,
In the summer Of her being,
While life's bloom 80 sweet. = 5s 81
And the nymphs and naiads and fairies
In Ture sistcrhood doth meet;
Sho was taken from circle 7-
e.. 2
And is blooming Lila
In that far-oa sprt-land.
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A late telegram says Head Centre Stes
phens has arrived at Paris
The Mississippi river is swelling 10 an
alarming extent 70
The Spanish Government has raised the
state of siege in New CASTLE. sa
Accounts of the relations between Aus
tria and Prussia are complicated.
A dispatch from Liverpool states that the
Shenandoah sold recently at auction for
els, $50. J.,
Mrs. Jefferson Davis is understood to be
en- route to Washington to try and procure
an interview with her husband at Fortress
Monroe.
It is asserted that the Supreme Court Of
the United States has pronounced the test
oath unconstitutional, and that the pro-
mitigation of the decision will soon be ofici-
ally made.
The German Journals continue to report
the relations between Austria and Prussia
as very threatening, asserting that Austria
had ordered 1000 troops to the Bohemian
frontier
A dispatch from San Francisco states that
Juarez had written to the Mexican Consul
at that place, that the cities of Chihuahua
and Partz have been evacuated by the I'm
perialists, and that the French have concen
trated their forces at Durango.
The London Times says that Bismark has
thrown off his mask, and declines to be an
nexed to Prussia Preparations for wal
are progressing on both sides. In both cap
itals military councils are being held, gener
ais appointed and campaigns discussed
Funds are depressing in the various Euro
pean capitals by depressing rumors.
The Catholic Mirror of Baltimore say
that Archbishop Spaulding, as delegate apOs
tolic, has issued letters, calling convention
of all the Bishops and Archbishops of tn
United States, eonvening them at the Met
ropolitan church in Baltimore, on the frs
Sunday in October next, to inaugurate sa
cred council.
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Convention reported an ordinance authoriz
ing the Legislature to sell the " Pan-handl
Country the proceeds to be set apart for
perpetual school fund Also an ordinanc
authorizing the Legislature to consent to tn
erection of a new State or States within tn
limits Of Texas. Also a bill giving 80
acres Of land to actual settlers
a Washington special says It is now at
mitted that the resolutions guaranteeing th
Mexican Loan bill viii pass the House.
is understood number Of members wi
vote for it to give Napoleon to understan
that this country is in earnest in its endor
ment Of the Mexican Republic. It is an
derstood that after its passage in the Hou.
} It viii be held in the Senate, to see wheths
Napoleon viii take the hint without an
further action Both the President an
Congress are very determined and positi1
m their opposition to the Imperial Mezioa
scheme.