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SPAIN.
Defeat of the CarIIsfs-NeW Form of
GOyGrnmenf-Etc.

Defeat of the CarlIsfs-New Form of
GOyGrnment-Etc.
BAYoNNE, June l5.--It is reported
that General Nouvillas has defeated the
Carlists under Dorregarray, near Vittotea.
Three hundred insurgents were killed and
wounded and seven hundred taken pris-
oners.
MADRID, June I5.--It is said that
Senior CASTELAR, will propose to the Cortes
the division of Spain and her colonies into
federal states.
The Cortes will on Tuesday next elect a
special commission to draw up federal
constitution. The commission will consist
OF twenty-five members, of whom twelve
will be deputies of the present Cortes. and
thirteen representatives OF the federal
states.
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LOCAL MATTERS.
As- PERSONS LEAVING THE CITY Ft

IA PERSONS LEAVING THE CITY FOR
THE SUMMER MONTHS CAN HAVE THE
STATE JOURNAL MAILED 10 THEM
FOR FIFTY CENTS PER MONTH. THE
JOURNAL REACHES THE GREENBRIER
WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS. AND POINTS
BEYOND, ON THE LINE OF THE CHEs.
APEAKE & OHIO RAILROAD, TWELVE
HOURS IN ADVANCE OF THE MORN
ING PAPERS
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DELAWARE.
Fires.

WILMINGTON, June ia fire was
discovered here at nine p. m. in the whole
sale grocery house Of Williams & Merchi-
son, resulting in the almost total loss of
stock by fire and water. The building
was only partially destroyed. Stock and
building fully insured. There were two
other small fires on the same block to day,
but both were cxtingushed with trning
loss
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CALIFORNIA.
The Grain Crops.

SAN FRANCISCO, June l5.-The
Bulletin publishes reports from sixty-nine
interior towns of the state, respecting the
grain crops. The prospects are very
encouraging in all places nearly an
average yield is promised. The scope of
country covered by the reports comprises
nearly the whole grain-growing sections of
the state.
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The Estate Journal - VIII be delivered the
same evening OF publication in any part Of
the city or Manchester by reliable carriers, &c
name and address is left at our Office, 9I2 =
Main street, and i'm Petersburg if left with
our agent there; and can always be found on
sale in this city at c. f. Johnston's, 9Is Main
street; Wyatt & Minors, sI7 Broad street;
News stand ut Ford's hotel Leon Schaap's
I402 Main street. and at our counter.
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PENNSYLVANIA.


PHILADELPHIA, June l5.~Oaleb l..
Haddoek and Frank Yost, aged eighteen
years, residents of this city, were drowned
in Brandywine creek, near Riddles cotton
mill, yesterday. They were bathing at
the time. Their bodies were recovered, and
brought to this city.
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IN is THE UNCONTRADICTED TEsTI-
mony of the citizens of Richmond and State of
Virginia that the photographs executed at Fay
sER's extensive gallery, opposite the postoffice,
are unrivalied by any Price, a. per dozen
large size, 81,
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night, 1t was announced from the ministe.
rial benches that the separation of the
church and state is part of the programme
of the government.
Nicholas Galmeron has been elected
president of the Cortes. lie received lY6
votes, against "a for Senior Figueras. The
minister Of finance has submitted pro-
position to the Cortes for the negotiation Of
loan of 100000, 900 reals and the impos-
ton of new tax.
MISCELLANEOUS.
A grain elevator and thirty thousand
bushels of wheat were burned at Cresco,
Iowa, yesterday.
The shipments Of specie to-day were
photographs have been taken of Captain
Jack and the whole of his band of war
riors. General Davis has sent party of
men to hunt for and arrest all the persons
guilty of the massacre of the Modoc pris-
oners.
Two-thirds Of the village of Maxwell.
Ontario, was burned on the 18th inst.
The furniture mandatory of G. G.
Hotter 4 Co., Chicago, was burned on
the 18th instant. Loss $25 900.
A Boston letter says that the new secret
anti-liquor legislation party has rapidly
extended lodges all over Massachusetts.
having nineteen branches and 5000 active
members in Boston alone, and controlling
$4,000 votes throughout the state.
John F. Cook. English vice-consul, at
st. Louis, is in custody here for the al.
legged ENLIGHTENMENT of 81 800 from Thomas
Graham.
Senator Summers condition has greatly
improved within six months past, and to
all appearance he is now on the high road
to health.
Mr.. A. b. Meacham, one of the peace
commissioners, who is still suffering from
the wound he received at the meeting UNI
der the flag of truce at the time General
Candy and DR.. Thomas were shot, is at the
National hotel, Washington.
General Sherman and General Whipple
have returned to Washington from West
Point.
Cadet Mdshipmen Mum and Gridley.
OF New York, named in the recent telegram
from Annapolis, as engaged in the assault
upon Cadet Midshipman Conyers, have
been acquitted (after an investigation)of any
active participation in the assault, though
they were present on the wharf when it oc-
Cured.
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TEXAS.
Heavy Loss by Fire.

NAvAsoTA, June ia fire here to-
day has swept Washington avenue from
crossings to the postoffice. The loss is
about 100000, insurance $4,000. 1t is
supposed to have been caused by an in
cendiary.
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TENNESSEE.


MEMPHIS, June 15.--Twenty-o inter-
ments to-day against twelve yesterday.
Physicians say the number of cholera pa
tients are increasing, but yet the disease
yields more readily to treatment than dur
ing the past week.
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KENTUCKY.


Railroad Bridge washed Away.
LOUISVILLE, June 15.-Heavy rains
last night and to-day flooded the Rolling
Fork OF Green river few miles this side
of Bowling Green. and the accumulated
drift carried away sixty feet of the Louis
vile and Nashville railroad bridge at that
point. Trains will probably be delayed
[ wo DAYS.
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Murder ana Suicide.

ST. LOUIS, June 15.--Two colored men
named Brown and Taylor, of Springfield,
ILL.,, quarreled yesterday, and Taylor was
logged. Taylor then went home and got
donble-barrel shot gun and returned to
Browns house and killed him. Taylor
went home and shot himself, infictng
wound from which he soon died.
DELAWARE
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ELECTION OF 0FFIcERs.--At the semi
annual meeting of Friendship lodge No. AZ
independent Order of Free Sons OF
Israel" held at their lodge room, in the
Odd-Fellows hall yesterday evening, the
following officers were elected for the ensu-
ing term: William Flegenhimer, president;
A. M. Harris, vice-president NJ. Kauf-
man, treasurer II. Schweitzer, recording
secretary; N. Greenwald, financial secre-
tary A. Lazarus, tiler.
This lodge, though organized on the ] ! tn
OF August last, hasat present membership
OF torty-two, and is constantly increasing in
numbers. 1t is composed of fine ma
terial, and is working under the jurisdic-
ton OF the Grand Lodge of the United States.
There are now nearly seventy lodges of this
order in the United States. The benefits
of this institution are five dollars per week
to sick brother and an endowment of
one thousand dollars to the widow or
orphans of deceased brother the contri-
buttons are only fifty cents per month to
the lodge fund, and twenty-five cents at the
death of brother in the jurisdiction to
the endowment fund.
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An African newspaper, just sta rted in
Liberia, is supplied to subscribers on the
unique terms OF Zone bushel of unhuled
coffee per annum, in ADVANCE
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FOREIGN.
FRANCE.
Resignation of M. RueIe.

Resignation of M. RueIe.
BRUSSELS, June ia special from
Paris to The Independence Beige says M.
Buele, minister Of the interior, has re-
signed. and Goulard is his successor.
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MAssACHUsETrS.
Failure Of the Insanity Dodge.

BOSTON, June IG.--1he commission APP
pointed to examine the condition of
Smiths mind. the Westfeld murderer, re-
ported him sane. He will be hanged on
the 9th instant.
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VERY lIL.--We regret to learn that the
estimable wife Of Mr.. S. II. Jones. who
represents in this city the Society of Friends,
is lying dangerously i'll at his residence on
Church Hill.
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MARRIED.

DAVIS-MILLER.-In New York city,
at the residence of the BRIDES father June
18th, 1873, by the Rev DR.. Steen, JOHN A.
DAVIS, formerly of Richmond), to Miss
SARAH A, WILEY, of New York city.
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COME, BRIDES, COME AND LIVE
WITH ME-. Major w. b. is good man.
He feeds the little birds regularly every
day from the state library windows.
When he dies he will go straight to spar
rowdse,
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A sEuPderer's Suicide.

HARTFoD, June 16.-David Scott, who
with his brother was sentenced to impris-
onment for life for the murder of three in
mates ola house Of ill-fame near the Wind
sor Locks, Conn.,. in January, 1872, COM
mitted suicide at the state prison at Weth-
ersfield.
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UNAVAILABLE LETTERS remaining in
the Richmond post-offce June 10th: Miss
Hattie G. Herring, care Of r. j. Higgason,
Johnson's Sprs., Goochland county, Va.
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The RUSH CONTINUES AT FRAY
sER's for card pictures at 50 per dozrn Call and
him.
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JOHNSTON, No. 9lS Main street, has
Leslie's, Peterson's and Metropolitan mag
azines for July; also Ilarper's Bazaar for
this week
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FINES. Some fifteen persons were fined
in the police court and at the station-house
this morning for minor offences, the
total amount of which was 5000.
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Telegraph Summary.
NEW YORK ITEMS,

John and Thomas Hart and G. Red
mond, witnesses in the Stokes case. were
arrested Friday night under the advice of
the district attorney.
The weekly bank statement is as follows:
Loans, increase, 1926, 600; specie, increase.
$9e2, 500; legal tenders, increase, 81 ,OS9.-
600; deposits, increase, So, 695, 800 circu-
lation, decrease, $3l 400.
President Grant and family returned to
Long Branch Saturday morning.
The publishers Of an indecent paper
called The Echo. in Newark, were fined
500 Saturday.
On the 3lst day of May, +. w. Bacon.
waiter on board the steamer Yazoo. rum
ming from New Orleans to Havana and
Philadelphia, arrived here by cars from the
latter city, and in Cortland street was seized
with severe pains. He was taken to No. 7
Eldrldge street, where he was treated for
Jaundice. On Monday morning his retch-
ings were followed by black vomit. and
at ll:30 a. IN. he died of unmistakable
yellow fever. The health officers were
notified, and after thoroughly disinfecting
the room and burning the clothing. the
body was buried in Potter's field.
A reward of So, 900 is offered for the
capture OF the Horton forger.
FOREIGN.
Resolutions confirming the terms of the
amalgamation of the Anglo-American.
French and New York, Newfoundland
and London cable companies, were unani-
mousll y passed by the shareholders Of the
French and Anglo-American companies
yesterday.
A Vienna dispatch says the number of
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LARGE PHOTOGRAPHS AT FRAY
sER's only III.
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TEMPERATURE.--T following is the
range Of the thermometer at G. +. John
ston's news and music store, 9ls Main
street, for to-day AT pa. m...76; IL m.
"a; I'D, m. SO.
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FURNITURE.
- ~ 49, ss--s> -s--a-4-..- =.
FURNITURE.
DEPARTURE OF STEAMSHIPS.
noh NEW fohK. 4kfh

The OLD DOMINION STEAMSHIP COM.
DOMINION. Capt. WALKER, Will sail on TIIEs,.
DAY, June II, at a. M
rositlyeiy no freight received after a. m.
warded with dispatch to all points-north, sonib.
sast ana west. Close connections made with Cu-
nard line for foreign ports.
a passenger accommodations unsurpassed
Round Trip Tickets. Observation-Disclosures % 10
For freight or passage, apply to
GEO. w. ALLEN 4 co,
10 l6-lt
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MAINE.
A Family Murdered.

BELFAST, June l6.-Almond Gordon,
wife and child were found this morning
murdered in their bed ct Thondyke.
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UNLAWFUL ING.-Robert Pear
man was before his honor Justice White
to-day, for permitting cards to be played in
his house on the Sabbath. The case was
partially heard, but owing to the absence Of
an important witness it was continued
until tomorrow.
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Picnic AND PROMENADE CONCERT.
A grand picnic and promenade concert will
be given by Captain McCann's celebrated
band at Euker's Spring Park this after
noon. Wagons will leave Broad street,
near Sixth, at about dusk, to accommodate
the large crowd that will doubtless attend
The fare for transportation is very moder-
ate. We understand that Captain Mccain
designs giving one or more of these pic
MICS and concerts each week during the
summer
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SEABOARD INSURANCE COMPANY OF
NORFOLK VIRGINIA. The charter of
the Seaboard insurance company, of Nor
folk, Virginia, granted by Judge George
Blow, of the circuit court of the city OF
Norfolk, has been lodged in the Office of
the secretary of the commonwealth.
The purpose for which said company is
formed is for transaction of general fire
insurance and banking business. Capital
stock to be not less than fifty thousand
nor more than one million dollars,
divided into shares of.twenty-fve dollars
each. Principal office to be located in the
city of Norfolk. Officers for the first year !:
Colonel II. Taylor, president; W. Talbot
Wake, secretary; with the following board
of directors Richard Taylor, r. II. Cham
berlaiue, Chas. b. Duffield, Uhas. Reid, L..
Berkeley, W. W. Gwathmey, w. II. White,
J. W. Whitehurst, John Goode, jr., w. A.
S. Taylor, j. w. Hinton, w. Fl. Peters,
John I. Hill, j. L. Rosser, 7. M. Lyman
and Walter II. Taylor, all of whom reside
in the city of Norfolk.
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BY TELEGRAPH
WASHINGTON.


The Mexican Border Commission.
WASHINGTON, June 16.--The Mexican
border investigating committee have re-
turned to this city to prepare their report.
They have been engaged constantly since
January 10, and have heard the evidence
in 400 cases, and have received in addition
! 300 erpa,fe afiidavits. The commission
ers are in conference to-day with Secre-
tary Fish.
Items.
WASHINGTON, June 16.-J. ii. Sa-
vile, esq.,, chief clerk of the treasury de-
partment, Saturday made an estimate that
it would require 1875 tons and 100 pounds
of gold to pay off the public debt Of the
United States.
The following balances remained in the
Treasury at the close of business yesterday !:
Special deposit of legal ten
ders for redemption of
certificates of Deposit. 3l,235,0 90
CON ....... ......... .......... 3,69S,7 02 Al
Including coin certificates 30 .034, 900 90
Outstanding legal tenders. 356, 900, 900 90
Postmaster-general Creswell has re-
ceived letter from Mr.. Bangs, superin-
tendent of the mail service, now in the
southern states, arranging increased mail
service there, in which he says that the
new mail service ordered by the postmas :.
ter-general is being applied to the various
railroads very rapidly.
The postmaster general is often impor-
tuned to appoint letter-carriers in different
cities. He desires all interested to under
stand that these appointments are made
upon the recommendation of local post
masters, to whom applications should be
made. Clerks in the postoffices are also
appointment by local postmasters.
The immense new tower now being
erected on the United States Naval Obser-
vstory is in fair state of advancement, and
it is said will be finished by the LIST of Au-
gust next. The largest refracting tele-
scope in the world, now being manufactur-
ed in Boston for it, will be ready by that
time, and when sent on will be put up i'm
mediately.
Changes are soon to be made in about
twenty consulates, in order that Southern
men may be appointed to them; the Presi-
dent having recently expressed his desire
to give office to larger portion of his
southern political friends.
NEW WORK.
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Railroad Accident,

NORWICH, June l6.--The steamboat
train from New London on the Norwich
and Worcester road was thrown from the
track, near Dayvile, Connecticut, this
morning at five o'clock, by a tie placed on
the track. The engineer, fireman, and
brakeman were injured. but no one was
killed.
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els wheat, 400 bushels of oats, besides a
heavy crop of peas, potatoes, &c. Ills
crops, all told, yielded him $925.l2 per
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Sons STRUCK.-Th parties of the
male persuasion were roaming around
Rockets this morning apparently uncon-
scious of what they were about, two of
them arm in arm, and the other one going
it alone. On inquiry in regard TO such
strange conduct we were informed that
benzine had got the upper hand of them.
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WISCONSIN girls evidently devote them
selves principally to the destruction of
wolves but the time win come, unless the
supply of wolves is extrayagantly large,
when they will have to look to some other
animal for the continuance Of their reputa-
ton as heroines. We shouldn't wonder if
half the wolves they now destroy are
lambs in wolves clothing.
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ENCoURAGING.-Th fortunes Of
Washington and Lee University are rising.
Kentucky has given $25, 900 for the endow-
ment of a chair Of history and political
economy Missouri has subscribed nearly
$4,000 for chair of applied chemistry /;
louisiana, $27 900 for the chair Of modern
languages, and Texas $25 900 for one Of
applied mathematics. Each professorship
wears the name of the state cndowing
it. Last year in requests and donations
the University received nearly 100000.
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NEW YORK
Eina nciRI.

Elna nciaI.
NEW YORK, June 16.---Money firm at
4aG. Gold quiet l16s. Exchange, long 8 !;
short 10Y. Governments very quiet.
State bonds steady.
Riot Among CIlienese Mill Hands.
NEW YORK, June ia Herald Pitts.
burg special reports riot Friday night
at Beaver Falls between the Chinese work
men in the employ Of cutlery company.
The rules of the company forbid the use
Of opium and prohibit gambling. A
pipe taken from the mouth of one of the
Cinnamon at the order of All Pay, one of
the interpreters, was the occasion of a row
and a cessation Of work by the Celestials.
After dark an attempt was made to assas-
sinate All Pay, who is charged by the men
with swindling and mismanagenent, but he
kept out of the way. The whole party has
been discharged by the company, and are
expected to pack their traps and leave for
California. They may go quietly, but the
whites are appreh ensive of further trouble.
yellow # ever Quarantine I'm New York
New YORK, June 16.--The Sun says
that four other persons in addition TO Bacon.
whose death has already been reported
from yellow fever, were attacked with the
same disease On board the steamer Yazoo,
en- route from IIav ana to Philadelphia
and this port. Two of them died and
were buried at sea, the facts being hitherto
kept secret. Vessels from HavanaFand
Vera Cruz are now subjected to most
rigid and vigorous quarantine here.
Items.
NEW YORK, June 16.-The American
clipper ship, "Young America" won the
race with the British clipper ship, La Es-
corsa, reaching Liverpool, on the l3 tn inst.
in one hundred and six days from San Fran
cisco.
During drunken brawl which took
place this evening in drinking saloon, a
laborer named James Duffy, aged %. was
stabbed in the right breast and instantly
killed by one Edward Rutland, alias Curtis,
a man of bad repute, who made his escape.
Francis Glllen, aged %, this evening met
his wife Ellen, aged 10, to whom he had
been married five months, but with whom
he had never lived, on Broome street.
where he stabbed her five times in the
breast, two of the stabs piercing the lungs
and causing death within eight minutes.
Gillen was arrested, and admits the stab
bling.
Henry Ward Beecher preached another
Universalist sermon yesterday.
The trial Of Victoria Woodruff and Ten
ME G. Clafim for libelling Luther G. Chal-
lis, was to have been begun to-day, but has
been postponed until fall.
Sir Bartle Friere reports that 30, ZOO
persons are annually exported from Africa
and sold into slavery.
James Curtin, while drunk Yesterday
morning, quarrelled with his wife, when a
young and idiotic brother of the latter in
terfered and struck Curtin with an axe,
fatally wounding him.
Inc reported seizure IN Brooklyn yester-
day of fourteen copper stills, %, 900 gallons
OF mash and other articles for the manu-
facture Of illicit whisky, proved not to be
altogether correct. The revenue mel
thought they could manage the affair with
out the aid of the police, but a mol
pelted them with bricks and stones and the
rO.I s-As1 IL.
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CONNECTICUr.
Destructive Fire.

NEW HAVEN, June 15.--A. B. Bige-
lows iron works, with their contents, were
totally destroyed by fire this morning.
Loss, 100000, insurance, 500, 900. Fifty
men are thrown out Of employment.
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night, it was announced from the ministe.
rial benches that the separation of the
church and state is part of the programme
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RATES OF ADVERTISING.

contract. with regular patrons.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-05-26
hnAbOWi,


The slanting rays 81 sunset shot
And sii1fkd tSTR 81 4 eJll GtetOp,, IN
And tunsh6a Die HIGH hlIl Z kresi,
And long and. cool the shadows fen ~
Back from the gwaying trees
And gently stole the evening on
With breath from Northern breeze.
With splashings here and cOOliuGs there
And thrc1aS Ia sSik aiId tiAOtAys u A M y
Young voices hoAted nigh;
Then comel" said Love, and "c0me,' said Faith,
wen see this sunset glOWp
And through the grass, and TO the Weat
-Four doubling footballs go.
For "Nayl' said Fear. and "Nayl" said Pride
This is but Fancy's Whiml"
And 'Scorn and Mirth await my werdsl"
And Whist mean they to him7"
The ret drew back gold drOpt loW, n
The bun forgOAk the dry.
The sNaAopS fell upon heart
Whpre mifthh-dtinglay. &
The years by Ike spectral things,
With olden smiles and Olden sighE.
But not year in all the train
Ere brought the golden skies:
The high hill is but hillOck plain,
The river runs in dreary wise,
The shadows long more are cool
To dulld though yeuthfal oIear
Yet who shall kndis, md Who nhaIltsI
Whe miss'd the truth b a glayf tsA
Aud which was risht, and yhich was wrong,
And which Il lovei" eOuidsayl -
Though one stands IN the bright sunlight,
And one in the shadows, cool.
As hearts are hearts. why who can say
What thoughts therein may rule?