The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1868-05-06

emotions not easily ,,lluyud, and never 10 hc
utterly lost while tyranny survives, liberty
has an aspiration, " iau,o a rua,tyr:
Dixie,
! heard long auCc simple strain:
1t brought no thril Of JOY on pam,
Nor did / care TO hen, again,
oar Dixie
But time rolled on, an'l drum au,l 6tc
Gave token Of a Coming striIc.
Aud called our youth to soldier life,
With Dixie
II breatlcd Of mingled hope and fear:
II banshcd peace. brought diacorl near,
And cost each mother many tear,
That Dixie.
For gathering lcgions marched away,
Aud Garlands maidcns wrcathca each day,
10 crown then. for the fierce array,
In Dixie.
The husband ra,ir1 from ihc wiio,
And from tho sgrd his stan Of life.
In some fair boy, whose head wa, rlGo
For Dixie.
Aud 50 "t,, treasures one by ono,
All by tlc battle field were won
IhUy heard III mv,n and setting sun.
Our Dixie.
'int soon Death claimed ihu young onI brave,
Fnlor "r hcauiy couil not save
Our ia'liliss iro:n soldio:' grave,
III DiXio
Their blood rpwr0 uu Shc frcs! green liill
1t m'nG'cd with the moWu,ain rill
And poured through wales once calm ANA ytil,
la DiNio.
The ocean caught The crimson stain,
AMI moancd and muancd that troubled main
For those who would not come again
70 DiAic.
The living rallied to their stand
Their war cry was their "Naliyc Land"
Eut sadlcr from the lcsScning band
Came Dixie.
lci still il reused to deeds Of fame,
And male Immortal many name,
And mover caused Il blush OF shn;nc.
Our Dixie.
The dying boy its music caught:
~ DO not die in vain.' nc thought
Freedom by death and blood are bought,
yor Dixie.
sleep on, young soldier. with thy dream;
We'll did'st thou dio with that bright clcam
For Dixie
Thorr's many sGd heart living now,
Nonld rather in thy .Y0ung grave bow,
Than sec his country laid 80 low,
Sad Dixie
draw The veil each stricken heart
Aius' mourn rs own lost ones apart;
In every eye y tcnr viii start
For Dixie.
We may not hear thai simple strain
Ever without Il thrill Of pain
Our dead come back TO life again,
With Dixie.
And il | were 4 generous foe,
f0hoA0I han cAoSe hcU5fS best Mroo
Lt0ped 10 Mtu mWSic sal uhI lo,p,
oar Dinic.
H. &. Il.
ArouSrA, February 22, 1868.
T'.''"'N- ,.,r
From Tho Detroit Tribune, March 2G
Strange Discovery.
HUMAN BONES ENuuA;Gn--.A NTYSTrKI
on" DISAPPEARANCE PARTIALLY EX
lLAINED.
On Thursday afternoon last, whil,
some labororS were engaged in ii.
ging drain near the city limits, o,
Tho GralioL road, they vamc ncros
what appeared to hc pircc of board
but which, upon being struck with
spade, emitted hollow sound Noth
ing Serious was thought of tho matter
and tho men worked away ono Of th
nmnlor in tho meantime cndcovorin,
to remove the board, which was = b,r
ricr TO hoirfurthcr procrosn down
ward. 1Sy the use Of u pickaxn III,
plank Of oak, for such It proved 10 bo
was partially lifted from its rcstin.
place, and then it was discovered tha
the board was u portion Of tho cover
ing Of a box about four feet suuorc.
The curiosity or,ho worl;mdn Lcno,
to be thoroughly excited, and otIn,
pieces Of board was then also removed
revealing what seemed to bc n ,nonii.
Of Garth. a hearty lonob was ;nIrIr
cd in all round, the men ACCUSING cacl
other of being impressed w;t6 Tho
idea that they woro Tho iindera of,ome
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