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Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1868-03-28
Arkansas Election.

The returns which have been received
from forty counties out of sixty in the
State indicate that the mongrel constitu-
ton has been defeated in Arkansas.
The following table is furnished us by
the Appeal of this morning:
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1868-03-28

The whites turned out everywhere en-
uasse, and with very lev exceptions
voted against the Constitution, While
many negroes either did not vote, or
voted With tls whites Arkansas Is .
White Safe.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1868-03-28

THE United Ststss has over sixty thou
sand religious teachsts, and. il may be
fairly supposed, seventy thousand houses
Of religious worship, in which a cAs;tal
of over S700, coo 900 is invested.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1868-03-28

Ii New Orleans. yesterday. at twelve
o'clock, a package Of s5O.ooO-vas alb
s,racied from the Canal Bank The
money was in $1,000 notes, and inelOsed
in an express company enveloPe, and
addressed TO NJ Morgan Sons, New York
Ths exchange clerk bad his hAet
turned sor a. Instant 70 reach his remit
,aree-boOk, and the moment after The
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1868-03-28
Friday, the a4th Of April, 1868,

between the hours Of 10 am, and p.m., at the
southeast corner Of Court Square. In the city
Of Memphis. for the purpose OF paying the debt
secured by said deed. sell to the highest bidder,
for cash. the property conveyed to me by said
deed. described as follows. to-wit: Lying and
being in the city Of Memphis, Shelby county,
Tennessee, beginning at the point Of intersec-
ton Of the south line Of Exchange street with
the west line Of original country lot No. sos ;
thence east with the south line Of Exchange
street twenty-five l25) feet TO a stake; thence
south, parallel with the west line Of said origi-
nal country lot No. 503. one hundred and forty
eight and one-half (l481f) feet TO a stake I;
thence west, parallel with Exchange street,
twenty-five (20 feet TO the west line of said
original country lot No. sos thence north. with
the west limo Of said country lot TO the begin
ming. Equity ofredemption is expressly waived.
i believe the title to said lot is good. but will
ii b. II. POSITION. Trustee.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1868-03-28

A HUMOROUS apOtbecsFy in Boston ex.
poses a case Of soap in his shSg window
With the pertioent Inscription Cheap
er fhan dirt"
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1868-03-28

Brigham Young is = vid0Eer, eve Of
bis wives having died Of pneuuosia du-
ring the Eiutec.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1868-03-28
UNIVERsAL EXHIBITION.
-, FRENCH HORTICULTURE.
~ Flowers. dubious Roots, Fruit
- Trees, Etc, Etc.

MR. ROMA INFORMS THE LOVERS
wi and amateurs Of Ornamental and Useful
Plants, that he has just arrived from Pa i,
France. With the largest and richest collection
Of Plants ever imported. and unsurpassed in
elcgalce, richness ald variety. cameha. MAG
nolia. Peoria. Roses. Fruit Tres, Flemish
Pink, floufr seeds and Fogctabics- Prices
Doderate. Catalorues delivered % purchasers
and visitors.
his collection ofPI.nis sld Flsvsrs l. war
ranted fresh in even particular.
10 ag7 Ia Main street.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1868-03-28
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
Trustees Sale.

DY VIRTUE OF A DEED OF TRUST tx
ID ecuted 10 me on the 18th day Of May, 1861,
BY Henry T. Hubert, which Is recorded In the
in book No. 6i, pages 4O6 and lO7, 1 will. on
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1868-03-28
Tuesday. one esth Day OF April, Ises,

in front of the Irving Block. in Memphis, Ten
nessee, between the hours Of ii and O'Clock,
proceed to sell at public auction. TO the highest
of trust, as follows, to wit Lots 6, Is. 10, 20
and ri, in the subdivision Of A. j. Hays. near
the southern part Of Memphis. Lot fronts
1919 feet on Patton avenue, and extends back
with Middleton avenue 1921 feet; lots Is and
and extend back 3l51a feet to II feet alley |;
lots 20 and 81 front each 102 5-12 feet on McIl-
more street and extend back 3l5l5 feet north to
said alley. The right of redemption is ex-
pressly waived. The title is believed good. but
/ convey only as trustee.
AZ G. III. MONSARRAT. Trustee.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1868-03-28
Advertise in the
WHITE COUNTY RECORD,
sEARCY, ARK.
1T HAS A GOOD CIRCULATION IN ALL
4 the mountain counties, and is the
Only Newspaper I'm the Little River
Valley.

The RECORD is read By ali the merchants
IN White, Van Buren,, Conway, Ixzard and
Searcy counties: also By many in Woodruff,
Prairie, Jackson and Independence. Address
JACOB FROLlCH. JR.,
FQteOd Searcy Arb.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1868-03-28
Tax Payers Notice.

TINE ASSESSMENT OF THE NINTH
and Tenth Wards has been made by the
CITY Tax Assessors. The books, showing the
valuation and income Of owners Of each lot,
will be open for inspection and correction at
the Mayors Office, Exchange building, through
the next ten days. We would have property
owners in these two new wards call and see
that mistakes as to ownership are corrected.
JOHN PARK,
l.. j. DUPRE,
Oft j. NJ. PR0VINE.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1868-03-28
Trustee Sale Of Real Estate

DY VIRTUE OF A DEED OF TRUST Ex-
ID ecuted to me on the 23i day of April, 1859
by Thomas w. Preston, and duly registered in
the Registers Office Of Shelby county. Tennes-
see, in book 3s. page ~. to secure the payment
tae. on
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1868-03-28

anu OtutTo WHO ucc1ro u tTudo ITOu hhSt6TH
Arkansas. Cash orders for advertising and
subscription promptly attended to. Terms as
low as other Southern papers. eod-99
In Bankruptcy-U. s. District Court. District
Of West Tennessee, in the matter of Alexan-
der Bowers. Reuben II. Abel, X. p. Boiling,
Joseph M. Jones. N. M. Hansell. Bankrupts,
NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN THAT Pc
IN titions have been filed in said Court by
Alexander Bowers, Reuben II. Abel, r. P.
Boiling. Joseph NJ. Jones. and N. M. Hansell,
of aaid District duly declared bankrupts, UNI
der the Act of March 2, 1867, for a discharge
and certificate thereof from all their debts, and
other claims proveable under said act. and
the following days, at eo'clock pm, have been
set for the hearing Of the same, te-wit:
Alexander Bowers, April 20, 1858.
Reuben II. Abel, April 10. 1863.
K. P. Boiling, April Is. 1858.
Joseph M. Jones, April l6, 1868.
N. M. Hansoll. April IL, 1868.
When and where all creditors who have
proved their debts. and other persons in inte-
rest. may attend and show cause, if any they
have, why the prayer of tho said petitioners
should not be granted; and the second and
third meetings Of creditors will be held at the
same times and place.
March %. 1858.
New-York tribune., 1868-10-01

Persons having real estate for sale or to let
aai those desrous of purchasing renting such pro
pefty viii hnd II TO their interest TO advertise IN IHE
leBUE It's aggregate circulation exceeds that OF any
other newspaper, and IN addition TO ths advantage IHL
TRIBUNE will DO found not only In Hew.YOrk and all its
eies and villages but II every State and Territory
within the Union The advertisement should be made "a
brief will allow Of the advantage offered being clear
TO TIE reader. We would especially dwell on the fact
that the subscribers for the three editions Of THE TRIB
usE, Weekly, and Weekly comprise individuals in
every profession business: consequently advertise
nsnis In disseminate among oil classes TIE
IkBUxE devoes especial attention TO the reports OF real
estate both in the city and in every part OF the state
tsus adding greatly 10 the value OF It's columns ad
vertisiUg medium The charges for advertising are as
IoiOws: DAILY TRIBUNE. 25 cents line for singe
Insertion WEEKLY TRIBUNE, 81 per me; SLuEWEEkLf
tribune. Is cents per nUe.
New-York tribune., 1868-10-01
Groposal5.

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PROPOSALS FOR STATIONERY.
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gun they VII n he received AL sample; oi ell hn' " en,ser,
envelope. are dsv--d boxes coutns 1o each
boxes o bu coan 80 each ard TO be Hf0EEy
Ia e supply good. viii be sy repaired furnish
& b. hr ihs ofthe snrees Intended
oaert AID bond &c o 40" shat parties vi" furnish
required b. prsTeas viz be yssn TO proer q Aner.
ca ssa,.', 4&S & S ~ . res. MI .ss sheker ito
TIE narEtrinfe Of ihs 1i'ee Siaiea =, -,
ghe 't = the House o. Representatives. on OF before 'l A
h h. b. ro-.e Proposal, for tho Hous.
o Representative o.. The United States ad Addressed to tie uS
l.n, ,r.sa eff h % article, proposed loT must
a,nv M. rro1osi marked win ir name The bidder.
h- weight r Of al uras ItPer', tesp a'y noie paper
The person or f'es az, ' ., az % M ~ ne ''Ss ,.S
49, , ~s ~ r ~, perirnancs oi The sane
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Cefs Of tbe House Of Re2nsentatye.
New-York tribune., 1868-10-01
;" h EGssI ~ n,en,r.,inn GEYTvEryE nE nRAnAYr


NV
w wsy corner of Thrte,i-st Open FROM unl 10
TWO PERFORMANCES DAILY AsFdoons. at o'clock esealnes
oclecl. TIE FAMILY IESoHl Triumphant success o. hs
MISS LYDIA THOMSON Drrlfr Comiaaa, Who sppearus
crowded. fashionable nd select audiences eye' srae'e
The tlrn gd sste The auditorium
STANDING LOOM ONLY at "a
aFy hour the doos wou he 10 the seees
OF secured in advance The
ehp property enables The management u entirely ptohs
be specuators IN tickets front 81 tue hung
consequently tie box c AND established places for he sale OF uese
Gre only authorized depositsres.
TVERY TYENING and WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY Matinee.
IXION rUE WHEEL ta be preceded by the se>s
m production of 10 OBLIGE bENSoN' Monday TUESDAY Iaas
Frlsv Ts drama Of TlE CHILD ~
TF REGSENF sud POPUf AR FARCE bg the company NATL
HR PRICES of fc Museum ard tiEty or
c cents; children under 10 - Nuseun AID dress es
psraaot ceats and orchestra balcony chairs ti
EvPSiNG he,tgs balcony eaais ~ =.
he these include al apprahng V" o eon
Woods Museum. the Baby "omsn Automaic" L'
oyre Wax Fzue Ssmarg. Sleeping Beauty Dyips loas
Aouaua Happy Fly ard slornols collection OF cuos sf"ase
on,t the dag Admission, 81 cents cuiiircn, q cents
New-York tribune., 1868-10-01
UIO CONTRACTORS

fEO CONF KACIOhc. - -. .. :. 80, -,
. si uni SATtPnAf October TO- l3bf or the
oRapSd MASONRY BRIDGE WORK On the Western DIVISION
ofile on Cenifs ksrot extending pR IsaAgnA westSs
Aa he Mnlr for fmqu sstasrd 10 tLs Summit De-
tween the SfiusikHl ild ieh,h RlIcrs , =, ,,.-
rsisun iI9n sad enmmN through the 'AAoAns
yailsv 0 the Lchigh Kser 49,.
Proposals may mad, fr the whoe ors pon Of tho sork IN Sc
tior, divisions - o..
). W. GEAKi Engineer,
Potsylle, IA,
New-York tribune., 1868-10-01
Suttiou sal,s Of T,lI Gstat,.
J. IoHy,os. r.. sueueaser.
HH JOU \ SON g. MILL ER,
ID ArCrTONFFRS AND

~ AtCffONFERS AND
REAL ESTATE BROHBRS
No % N,'aT'r. cor CEOAEsr sEv,iossn BE-, 81,
'.s change. Is.ns Aaaa SAFE.
GREAT AXv INPoRTASf SALE or SO FLArBuSH LOTS:
~ & IS Prnar fh " a ts,Is E 81 as % B1oo Ri
At ~ o'clock E.e..ps $500 s.cH 9' 80 III Broadway rday
GREAT SALE OF paooshYSs Slss rArbusu AND EAST NEW
oyP HUNDRED bVgH vairsSIE FsSLsTh sR6oKLrs LOTS.
RoGERsAvK AND DogGLAsssT southeast eOraer-2lo lot,
sACKErrsE BOULEVARD AND BUFfALoAyK. south east
EIFgATSAyE AyP rSroy ST. ssIns,-, lot. M
PUTSIM'ayE south Sde 2c se west Of ofBrosdrsy-I 10,
SEVENTEBNIs northeast side 25 feet north Ses' Of Sravs
KGHTnAvs AND FORTY FrPrHsT .outs.west cornersl
MARCY west side, W feet south Of frame
Also; oSE HuspRED yALuARLE FIArsusn LOTS FINELY FINELY
LOCATED on sCHtNEcrADYAyB east aud west Sides between
sCEyECTADYAy e. soa southwest Of Diamond
DAMoNDST north ard south .ds 100 feet east And 100 feet west
GARDEN 1o soat Sides and vest Of Seheu'
EAST CLARKSoNST SOUTH SIDE 100 fee, and Ts', Of
Also VALUABIs EAST yEV.yoRK HOUSE ard TWENTY LOTS,
which removing from the STATE
o se a @ Ses S n3l fyS Igss ssr With aSs ots Of
sgn' , o Tue 5Sps @ j. 'e .S 'i & san sS f
BALIiCAyl aaL i entire front between PeHa''''4a' ADJ
TIe sbs,e si furp,.h 10. opportunity for peeuhaon
2H nk1APwAY nn nS1 S e sis'. AaS. ,
Terms Msp. property ready at No p Na'sils
New lOk aud No ijl Montague Brooklyn
THURSDAY. October 9
POSITIVE SALF or CHOiCE BUSHwICKAvR. BoUIRVARD
LOIS ny o e Of Joan d. Aesag deceased 10 Close
estate
BCSHwCKAvE BOULEVARD north YES. somsr Of con'sTe'
st-tVo ehoice lot.
BGSHWICKAyR BsULEyARD bor.heas, Of coo'sgea
si.-iogE choice .
The above Dutch Church aud are The most
desirable lot tie i1neyhrL -.
Also VALUABLE IMPRON 30 PROPERTY ON ATLANTlC-ST
ATIANrCSr Three bghoop brown stone base
hrick Hone ~ all nPOTenea house. IE'o io' ~
Also the follow valuable BROOKLYN lots;
Dg,SsT sou,b ,de feet washingousye four lots
osy tuo block, from the Park =,
BERGBNs sonth side S feet west u Franknay ave. u o ony
three hOck- foa the PAX
McDOSOUGIST nfL side 2e0 feet vest Of Pshensve 1lon
DECATURST feet west 81 Paoheu-ave, lois
DgcATi south aio rs fee. east Of Paiehenaye otA
2f5 feet OF Psiehsnave lots
hs Msp1 gf al the above property neS ready a. ohees OF
the Agrfio
New-York tribune., 1868-10-01
gous,s mo farms 0lanito.

gTNTURNISIIkD three story and Basement
I HOpsE WASThu sailr from Mar nsai II r.sprtuhs
t lr0r faafrc fhst frri nf ce address. Nth
hil p,,l,a'.,s HOusg Bot No is Tr'us. ose.
WANTED TO PURCHASE-A HOUSE in a
r,.rrtsbr usis m Rev lers Pro, hHtso to eo
aIifes. sutas t-s.., TO- iais , T.. rnh"os Oslo
WANTED TO LEASE-Fuhishcd- good
W UOusK alh AL Improvements trirrea Teeth sed ihfeh
sai !sraT aad Nssrs hdlrs. lisnr feni and F.osiAs
! NJ u BsI 10 DO InDlns utoe No sssni.
New-York tribune., 1868-10-01

DIfBIIt NALE OT over IUO,UtJ ALKIlo OF
L VALUABLE COAL ltoS IINBsn lAkN & sSe ,,is.ss. sIs
.i ,1is.hs of tss IfKesa arf ia ai abd
C5mVany lu be exposed q yabie sale m ifh OF par
dsy sf Ortbsr igB 81 u oeloes NJ a.
,h Phs- POI. These liRd 'ilst "a sc
n ns 81 The PLacphia Aid his h"ai
rr'r'y ehaui aHi soasssed b. hf,
. f1lsi All b1ltnlre ald O..
uhu ltn me % hnIso aud ha hes
~ n kc--lns The arsssoh q e.pisAs msLn
coal tsuner Ghd other sprelalY
collected uas eontuns s' aaa s'Eh Ven' ~ q.
i 81 ctcsi quality aud COS
forest hsiis hsnlsek sHi pae rNf -
rra..ci Ks,'rrs States "a Po.s'snE 49, elnA pru s
4 81 ktslefs c,talogues AID 70
f.r.s zap, fa ieedp'l leras " 'ie 'sd a. elh Ss
,~ fston ~ flrulrd spplosuus 10 tle autrrs<ni
uaaes WILLIAM HACEkR seeIsiar sad Treasurer Al As
,e-s ,f tt- .lunarr. sa go NsI4ll st. fb.ajelrbA
PRinNlfCK FkALbf. Pntsdsut
IHOHssk NuNs. ArrN
r.. ss4 ~ Ssuth iearh =. Philadelphia
New-York tribune., 1868-10-01

Z UIt > NTII at " UOUsItIt, n. J.-tNtfFIdI IITtV
Ei>tDENCES .5210, prices 500 s5'5o 1000 terms
containing o"Hronieac' hot and ed
water &C.. lot l25x2o in eaufl o1de price sWo photo
ep oEoc Also hnr houses VARYING rom %9oo
s5 lots lO1 Wosde stna ed the west slope OF Tue
River y nc hon TIE of Newark and Admitted to be
NeU.Iersev; distance time. hour
from Cit, Ia the railroad building will shorten the route to -
minutes particulars call oce Rconi No IT, No 10
Boaivay GE0 A. MORRISON. GKO I. HALL W0oide or ho'
New-York tribune., 1868-10-01
6itn Seal Gsiat, for Sale.

E'OR SALE-One Of the hest finished and
located l story bovusnne front HOUSES up Apply
we premises No % SEietbs vest Of LrngtonsSo of the
New-York tribune., 1868-10-01
-, :, Mschin,ts.

DATENT BOLT HEADERS for SALE III
Shop Count state rights lu be seen operation at Vari
''' "'' ' WA SHIELDS.
The,. n ,,hins, ~. ~. .yd,red n. best now.in
New-York tribune., 1868-10-01
CONTINUATION OF The GREAT SAIL
WITHOUT RESEHVE, OF
BU LDIN y q l. o t )
AND
lila s II T. =,
Al PIAISFIELD PARK,
PLAINFIELD, y. j..
WEST ADDrI0S

ENTERTAINMENTS on TIE 0ROuSD BEfoRB THE SALE. Al,
% Nccu Propery to Eve minutes from The Depot WlH
r. L AZ Auction by ~ BLBECKkR, son Co.. on The PREMISES
on TUESDAY, oct g, 1913 80. II, c.,., Z. AZ.
,,d one hour on He@iork tie eos prosperous ioNa Nes
rsr l. rary growing eight ten churches tn schools
charming society splendid drives good vef nc ch, sp tys
Properts rapidly rising Ia vAae ThhiNs Al AID noSnc S
y Coutsilon than other Railroad running into new
doing south Of Canal st reach sr BONES
~, aud living equal distances ron
yoTt on Iinson and Haven slrosd From h9u
tain ave- PsPeest get most"p "s"' o' '"' 'u'
f,, In
.sle ON TUESDAY, Oct. o, 1863 u.,o,or
For further r,on. msps free te . 6c spPV 70 ~, &
49,. W. j BLERCKER, son X Co. No II tedaf,t, n I
New-York tribune., 1868-10-01
Narsts, GMriaa,s, e.

AT HENRY'' CITY AUCTION MAXI,
~ B-sirsy art Thirty ninth " ,cyasr public e Of onSES
rdl sai dirns are beA WEDNESDAY and $1,000
.bo N. v.ir Bus Will slvys ard nnmDe
g,r.c. u ~. aor gh, driving sHl heavy work. at these sales
.bstser cpers advertised HoL Tho ses oAAeni OF new
81 ss.~t hand Ustrrye. sud variety o. isTnS Always sa
s.sd. az, vers ,penof Pasetoas by Miner Sephers
New-York tribune., 1868-10-01
REAL ESTATE.
,,nr woduesaav. Sept. 80. 1868

New.YorE, Wednesday Sept So 1905
=. bo Exchange to-day there was dlspo-
nv '"v ,,,.tea 10 bd freely for the properly !" po
aion s,1ers Of Lands and houses were grained WIN
'oa 'osD,,estaton There Will be number OF important %
'Oo norrow, CrhursdayJ both OF city anu 0"' u
property -, yrssRs. A. ). D1KEcKER. son & co. ono
,d,s on the southwest corner OF Az Asenu0 r - oid si
-Four loee St, 25xlOO eaSl' WIZ sou
one hundi w,ts, Rfady together with house anu
EVo and ot No 30 DomiucK-st was purchaseu py
Mr frcdk tr5 boI,sc and lot Guernsey-st' BroOk
Twoe} o} so from Cuylrr-st; lot 25xlO9. nous ~ -
lJn w Us purchased by Mr. Henry hehdiicAs ioi '''0
ieel' ""'f BROOKLYN. So.
49,. s,,..roop, whs opened to-day by the Messrs
The ~ lille who sold three lois on the horthoIIy
- RoWenst commencing at me hoi '"0s' 0oA"0i
sde,r,, sde .. ~D MACE 25xlO93l each. for s40O eaeh
New-York tribune., 1868-10-01
5mus,m,pts.
7ISS CLARA LOUISE KELLOGG

MISS CLARA LOUISE KELLOGG.
sn ps S l t6e ss ISi s % s AZ
& 1 % :S sS1 , ss q , s' kcs % |
KELLoGG win sPpesr series Of Operate Concerts under bic arv
Farewell App.srsDss. IN New YORK will tax. p.e.e, M
MBpSksDAl EVENING, oCrOBEg 81
FRIDAY BybNlSG. OCTOBER q; 49,, 4 80
Ha e9ssgs stcsis IN future IL O.. .o. 80 ..
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Ode TO Virginia.


As the Virgins Of Israel sat down, By the wa ters
OF Babel. in sackclOth and ashes TO weep.
So, Virginia, in mourning, thy sons and thy
daughters
we're spared from the havoc of war and its
daughters,
Ger the Urn Of thy proves, their sad vigils
keep.
On the low weeping willows their harPs are sus-
pended,
The tvrsntsdemand that they sing them song;
But the DAYS Of rejoicing and music are ended
For the strings Of their harps, like their heart
strings. are rended,
And thew give forth no sound, save the plant
Of their wrong.
The Oppressor in por'r, Ike the green bay, is
Hi. head. as the Cedar Of Lebanon rears.
Whilst ike the dread Upas, his poison is shedding,
On those y no. below. in the miro are treading,
In the slough Of despond and the Valley OIL
tears.
But though crushed. meath the heel Of opPres-
sion. and bleeding,
o! Virginia, look uP BE not wholly cast
down!
For thy cause, in heav'n's ohane'ry, the oREk7
DEAD are pleading
And a God Who svenges, IN mercy, Is heeu5hg,
Whilst the blood Of thy slain cries aloud from
the ground.
Yea. the day viii vet dawn, when thy scutehson,
resplendent-
BY the ashes Of sorrow, reburnished-shall
shine
With lustre unfading and glory trancendant;
Whilst those harps. nov so mute, on the low vii
lows pendent,
Shall awake to q measure akin 10 divine.
L'INCOSNU.