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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-09-17
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Il. 3. Folk, Attorney.
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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-11-13

YOUNG CoUPLu
VA rs groom And coaohs
lss huainsss the woina4
On To the country , Uoe4
! - West lth at
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Rye is better and fairly active. The sales are IT 900
bush western a 81 21a1 a. small lots do at 81 25al 28
Corn opened rather heavy, with moderate demand,
but closed With more inquiry and better feeling eli Tne
sales u.s. bush No western mixed at 81 o. vest
er1 mixed ut 81 091a1 10 in store, and Hal ehoat
Jersey yellow at 81 09a1 IL.
PRoyIs1oEs-The Pork market has been active and eH-
cited and prices are higher closing stead for usae n
s22 gaze 68, sellers option April; and s2S buyers
option do ~ 90, og t,r
old mess; ;22 62za22 8l for new western do $50 Qua
Bsef is QUIET Sales Of Oo bbls at si1als plain
n'gie Fierce beef is dull and nominally unchanged.
Beef hams inquired after, but the extreme views OF
holders restrict operations quote ct $40 for
without change but hams arc better Sales OF go pack
ages at for shoulders in SALT and 1Sa14c Tor mans
| in pickle. ,o,,,
Dressed hogs are dull and rsther heavy We quote at
| 1Oa1G15c for city ,,t
Lard has been triAe more ariye and is somewhat
frmer Sales Of 1000 bbls and terces part ast
at for No. 1; 127a1Sc for fair to prime steam
and Kettle dried and 1S1sal3c Tor sman AoUs he'1e
BuTrER-Is duh and heavy. We quote Orange county
in rails at 5a9Sc State rns at S0a36c for fair TO PRIME
s9aSSc for do half frkins 2Oa25c for common and med
nm state frkns 24aS0c for fair to prime Welsh TUBS
25aOc for good to choice Western reserve and loaoc ol
GnEHss~contnues dull and prices have downward
tendency We quote State factory at 18al9c for good 70
choice; 15a17c for fair to prime; 11a15c for common te
fair; 17a1sc for English Dairy, Connecticut and ONO
and t1a15c for fair to good Vermont dairy.
CoFFFE-Is quiet but prices are firm for all grades
CorroN-The market to-day is very quiet at 2sAc fol
N1iddIpg Upands, and SO1Sc for do New Orleans and
Texas.
MoLAssEs-Is dull, and prices favor the buyer.
SuaAR-Raw sugars are in tair demand and steady
sales of Cuba at a12c in hhds and sa12c in boxes
Refined are dull but steady.
WHsxEY-The market is quiet, but steady at &c. 10
western, in bond.
FRE1eHrs-Are irm. The engagements to Liverpool
COO bales cotton at IS 3D. To London 1Os equarte
boxes ut 3s and 25 tcs lard at 50s. Two Norwegian
barks with petroleum, at 5s Sd to Antwerp, and Us
Cork for orders
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STEAMSHIPS, -.
saragossa, IT'S TOMS Crowen at Adgers wharf for New
George xs5 Gpon soi TONS OF atlantic for @
Hsssa9 sssraa0, toms futile. wharf fss
SHIPS.
soutbern Rlohts a89 tons Ross at Atlantic wharf, from
;, Liverpool, diacharging. ........;:. Willis Chsolm
Kmba, i1ee tons Dearborn, at Boyce Co.'S wharf,
fosdiverpool loading. .......... Street BIOS q 60
.asssssest. -. BARKS. .. 49,
Ange auardiene err 4s6 tons, Willis, at Masshs wharf
James ss0T Wson hasana b. So TOMS Der 1t
centro DE- aa spa 40 IN
Icy River for Port In Spain, loading: Hall
Tecu1nseh B Gs5 TOMS sponagle, at yanderhorst wharf
Gladstone Nor). 4s4 TOMS EvenseDs ut Boyees wharf
for Liverpool, loading. :..:.;..K waker a
Linda a12 tons, Hewitt ct Brown g COS @ wharf from 1
Norton tBrl $50 tons, Enslow. OF Union wharf, FROM
Newport Eng, dscharging .......oroer
BRIGS.
Paul ct Marie prus), 1873 tons Kempf Ashley River,
Reienerado s % tspan poll iGa tons, sala at Bennetts
wharf, from Havana waiting .Bonatant M saias
Logan sos TONS Anderson at Atlantic Ws soe chao
John Peirce, 1ss tons, strou at Atlantic wharf trom
Matanzas, discharging. .......''.J Ensio" q 70
sCHOONERS.
Aid (Br), tons, Mccormick, at Union wharf frollf
Ida Resardscn 1os ons Bede
narsn Shepherd in the stream
foP Ps!fy EsseE Us toms Hamilton il Ashley River
MsTs tons Marts, at BFova e3,sst Cos R,y wha9 e
Daniel Chase % $i1 tons, Mitchell st Brown Cos wharf
for Baltimor,. loading ......... Street Bros Co
Ell b. wales 1854 tons Iesa Ashley aver tor phils "a
Amsreps aspss sss tons MOSS in TIE Neg Or
s 81 Marshall in 5s.s s9s stream from
Mary Whts, o tons, LeBlance at gen1etts wharf for
Smith, 2S5 TONS Tookor, at Adgers wha1 m tor
nebSsS SsT PstaisSn Pssh 1t Central
nobert espc CALDWELL Mecesrmaci at Adsers wharf from
versss sss YORK. ns Sss9sGf9S Hs e for
more loading ing................Screy .Screyen 4 Nisbet
Margaret Reinhardt 2M tons, Hand, at Kerrs wharf
Edwin Allen, sol tons, Corson at Central %h9r n rom m
asehssgng; g TONS Aan as aafs5 Boyee C
W "nal'. i.0..' Baker co
Samuel Cashier. Jr, 24O TONS Robinson at Pahon's
wharf from Philadelphia diacharsng !; p,cr f
John Shay sos tons. Tlton at Central wharf from Phil
adc!phia, disehargng :. ..,.nac ubarf from w
Trade Wind, 15Gtons, Hoffman, ct Auanuc "nari af1
Wm Flint 95 tons POST In the Stream. for Satn River
W. re,Tw Nv WV - Rislcy 4 Creighton
A Sanders ia TONS Carroll, at Atlantic wharf, from
Bart1ett 2as tons Bartle at Kerrs wharf, from Phil
adelphia, discharging. ......:. ~ herr 9 90
Edna Harwood, 2s3 TONS Harwood ut Kerrs wharf nom
tennessee l2 TONS Creed at Atlantic wharf, from Nor
folk, discharging. 80. MasIer a
Addie II Bird 252 TONS Merrill, at Union wharf, from
baltimore disrhnrGing g........H H F Baker l. 60
" Pharo. 2GO tons, Ahen in the Strcan for George
town. G, ready: :..s baker a 20
Charlotte Fish, 2s4 tons Strong in the Stream from
Fannie Shaw 295 TONS Shaw, at Central wharf from
Philadelphia, dscharging.. Master
sidney Price 217 tons, Stevens, in the Stream for VII
mington, N G, ready. ......"....H r BAKER 70
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MARINE NEWS.
PORT OF-CHA LESION.
Arrived Yesterday.

Arrived Yesterday.
Steamer Pilot Boy, McNelty Savannah, via Beaufort
Bluffton, Hilton Head. &C. lis bales Cotton, Mdze,
&c. To Ferguson & Holmes, Roper stoney, Fraser 4
Dill " N Tunno, Pnckney Bros, Kirkpatrlck,
W Bird, Ravenel l. Co. W McTureous, G Petten-
gill. Bollmann Bros, Southern Express Company, and
Order. =.
i steamer Fannie Vincent. Georgetown, g. mdze.
To Furguson Il Holmes, Shackelford Fraser, Fraser
DILL j L Tobias, Thurston l. Holmes.
Steamer Enilie Davis, Georgetown, G. !79 terces
Rice &c. To Motto Pringle, Thurson Holmes, Por-
cher Henry Shackelford & Fraser W Gurncy; P1nck-
ney Bros, Isear Bros.
Sloop Ellen, from Cooper River. 800 bushels Rice.
To Rsvenel l. Co. g Ingraham.
BELOW.
herm brig md schooner, unknown.
Cleared Yesterday
schr Marian Gage, Sheppard, Boston-W Roach.
Scha W W Pharo Allen, Georgetown, C-d baKer q
=: Go. t%s..-i1 .''t
Went to Sen Yesterday.
schr " Phillips, soners, Little River, NC.
Schr Townsend, Townsend, Satilla River
Up for this Port. '..-.' .zzse=
Steamship Falcon Rotd at Baltimore to leave March u.s.
Cleared for this Port. -
schr Mary E Amsden, Smith, at Baltimore, March a.
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A p1cruns OF NAPOLEON nl.-The Springfield

A P1cruRE OF NAPOLEON H[.-The Springfield
Republicans correspondent at Paris writes:
Last Sabbath, in the garden of the Tuieries, I
had my first view Of the Emperor; stout. comey,
well built gentleman, with an inquisitive face and
eyes which seem always to be looking at some
thing a good way off. Years do not seem to have
told upon him. and he appears r. eeItaIy IT
NOR that he is failing is entirely without founda
ton. He, with the Empress, was IN n hls prlvates
carriage enjoying the fine weather: The crowd OF
lockers were quite republican in their manners
and only one or two old men took off their hats. M
The little Prince Imperial, who saw short time
after pretty face, with no signs Of chsrae- s rae
ter yet moulded into it, and, to my thinking II MS
fathers mantle fa en- him even twenty years later,
it viii quite oysrwhs him Inn adan3on But one s,a i never ever
press. in full toilet aud in her carriage where dis
lance lends enchantment to the view, is very
ing old. Her dress, O, ladies, was bne-bue as
the gentisn, and her bonnet charm OF charms,
was not a bonnet, but bit Of lace with delicate
blue ribbons. At the ceremony Of the opening OF
Legislative session yesterday, in the grand sale
OF the Louvre, .Eugenie wore robe Of white satin
literally streWn with pearls.
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AND THE vIGon OF YoUrH

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Hl restored in four weeks by Dr., RECORDS ESSENCE
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York for the sle OF his valued and przed Essence
of Life This wonderful agent will restore manhood to
tho most shattered constitutions, whether arising from
excesses the effects of climate natural causes Tho
time required the mcst nyeterate case is four
weeks; and If used according to printed Instructions
which arc very simple, failure Is impossible. This life
restoring remedy should be taken by all about to marry
its effects permanent. Is acknowledged by the
medical press to be the greatest discovery e7er made
It's deveopir powers miraculous Success in every
case certain as that science overhrows Ignorance
Dr. Records Essence OF Lite is sold in cases. with full in
sucons for at s four quantities in one for So
and Will be sent to any par carefully packed, on receipt
- PHILIP ROLAND,
March % 1y No. 81 ,ertY street, New York.
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ROSEWOOD PIANOS, MELODEONS, SEWING
MACHINES, MUSIC BOXES, SILVER
WARE, FINE GOLD AND
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MISCELLANEOUS.
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marked on tickets placed in sealed envelopes and well
mixed. On receipt Of IS cents envelope containing
such ,cket will be drawn without choice, and delivered
at OUT Office sent by mail to any address, The uur.
chaser after seeing what article it draws and its vue
which may be from one to five hundred doLars--can
then, on payment OF dollar, receive the article
named or may exchange it for any other article marked
on our circular ut the value. Every ticket draws an
article worth one dollar or more. No BLANKS.
Our patrons can depend fair, honorable dealing.
The article lrawn will be delivered OF our Office regard
less of it's value promptly sent as directed by return
mail, express.
Letters from many persons acknowledging the receipt
of valuable gifts from ny be seen on file at our Of
fice among whom we are permitted to refer to-:
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$3.50; Mrs. S. Bennett No. 252 Cumberland street. Brook
1yn sewing machine, $50; Edwin Hoyt Stamford Conn
gold lever watch value S2OO Hon R: B. Briggs, Wash
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2G3 Nineteenth street. N. Y, sewing machine, 800 Jos
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ton Nashville, Tenn, melodeon, s1OO; James Russell
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Smith, Providence K. t. silver lever witch, sG0 Oscar
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ell ST. Psuls Mimi, gold watch, S1S5; ]. r. sperry
Lithfeld Conn.,, silver watch, SOS; W9 B. Peck, Har
lem Qs music box S75; Tm. Raymond, Dayton. Ohio
silver tea set S125; Miss L. n. Schenck, Detroit Mch
diamond ear rings, 1925; Pierre Beaudin St Charles
| Hotel New Orleans diamond ring, S17O; Mrs. Martha
Barnes St Louis, Mo-, melodeon, value SIPS.
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Consignces per Northeastern Railroad,
March IA.
Passengers.

Per steamer Pilot Boy from saEannah, Beaufort, &c.
G Lester, F Wilkins, L Perrin, Edwards, c
sesbr6ok, q A Hall, L Cunningham: f D Currie,
Wilder, J plummer, Mcpherson, Williams.
Bellows, Mrs Jordan, Mrs Fnpp Lambeth, I Cav
derry, F. W Felpps, g Parker, and 20 deck
J Porter, A Jscobs, NJ Jacobs, Pntne AIRS Bailey
" H Finney, JConchey, Singer, Miss Hume, Miss
c Hume and 16 deck.
Per steamer Fannie, from Georgetown, sC-Nliss
b sley, Miss Levy, Mr. Manigault
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Total exports. 1887 6O,687 1884
= STOCK ON hand and on shipboard. 867 1854 63l
RICE-The receipts are. limited, being ibcut 5000
bushals Of Carolina Rough Rice and 1870 erces of Caro-.
lima Clean 1aoe, the latter from Georgetown s. c. The
small receipts and light stock has made holders
quite and prices have somewhat improved since our
lsst.epo the market closing very stiff at our quota
h6ns The transactions Of the week have amounted to
some $50 ttoes Garoina Clean, among which We note
the following % Heroes at sc. q fb; 27 do at CSC
b; s6 do q b % do at s%c p ID, and Is do at
915l6c. a .' We quote fair to good at 91s@sac = lis
good to cerinon prime at eN@s 15-1sc p ft.
NAVAL STORES The receipts have been light about
1s2 bbls. Rosin: No Spirits or Crude Turpentine In
Rosin transactions have taken place s4@4 so for No.
Ss5o@3 Is for No. 2, and IS . Dbl. for No. 8.
HAY.--The arrivals have been about ESQ bales. all
North River. These receipts coming to bare market
sold readily 200 bales changing hands at s965 a hun.
dred and $50 bales at s276 q hundred No receipts or
sales of Eastern The market continues bare of stock
CoRN.-The srrivals since last report which
amount to about 1000 bushels have pla n good stock
ON the market and have caused prices to slightly fall off,
Early In the week we note sales Of $500 bushels prime
white, in bags, by weight at s1:s61z q bushel, bags in
cluded; 400 bushels Of prime white in bags at s1a5
bushe weight bags incuded 500 bushels of white ct
$3.50 a bushel weight bags included; 5000 bushels
mixed at S1.23 2 bushel weight bags included 2GOO
bushels OF WHITE in bull s1.20 . bushel, weight;
II 900 bushels Of yellow, in bags private terms We
quote yellow, In bags, weight, about s127 q bushel,
bags included. and white s1ss@1ss q bushel weight,
bags included.
OATs.-Ghe receipts Of the week amount to some
a. 900 bushels this amount some 5000 bushels
sold on private terms We quote nominally in bulk
weight 7oc per bushe and per bushe in bags bags
included.
FLoUR..-With an increasing supply, prices have hada
tendency to fall of We continue quotations. with the
remark that It Is difficult to dispose Of large parcels at
our figures and to effect transactions decline might
hayeto be submitted to. We quote Northern and West
ern Super at s11 50912 Q bb; Extra do, sl2 5o@13 q
bbl; Baltimore Super sla 5o@1s p bb, and Extra do
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cons1snees per South Carolina Railroad

Consisnees per South Carolina Railroad,
March a..
1913 bales Cotton, % bales Domestics, ITO bundles
Printing Paper, 80 boxes Furniture, Lear OLD 1ron To
Davis, Rodgers l. Co. Adams Frost & Go, Graeser,
Lee, Smith 4 Co, G Mey, Pringle Q Sanders s
q Sanders, Street. Bros & Co, " Williams Co, j &
D kirkpatrick, " Chatce Willis l. Chisolm, Minor.
Wilbur l. Mar6u, Fraser & Dill W Dukes & Sons, W
Bowling, o Reeder colclough Wagener. Heath Mon
sees, 81 Klatte Co, Logan, Knox, woodward, 3 q
Co, NJ Caldwell Il Son, Israel Wallace Bro; T Van
hook, Wiss l. Co, G Il Walter L Co, j Baegett
Co, Muller Goldsmith & Son, Renneker 4 Glover.
Consignees per Northeastern Railroad.
March IA.
189 bales Cotton, rs bills Naval Stores, 40 bags
Peas, IS bags Cotton Seed, 2 cars Lumber. 2 cars
shves Turpentine Still, Mdse &c. To Smith
Robinson, Adams, Frost 4 Co. G Prtchett
E Rodgers Co, g W Williams & Go, I
Webb, o Reeder, s Hacker Mprdecai q: Co, "
Leadbetter, screven l. Nsbet, j D Kirkpatrick,
Il Baggett Go. Mowry 90, W Ryan, &JT Ear :;
~, Mofett g. Boyle, T Morris son. L Howard BIO,
Toomer, E Bull, ] M Caldwell l. Son, Hant Brother
Dukes & CO. drseser; Lee, Smith s,Co, Klnck.
Wickenberg & Go. Kendall & Dockery, Miles Drake,
Wiss l. Co, and Order
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Our medicines are sold and recommended by all
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Exports Of Rice, Naval Stores and Luubcr,
from the Port of Charleston, from septe'r
1st to March IL, 1867.
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SARATOGA
"EXCELSIOR" SPRING WATER.

FTNHE WATER OF THIS SPRING Is BELIEVED TO
l. be unequaed by that Of any other in the faramed
valley of Saratoga It's virtues such have secured
it the high encomiums of all who have used it, possess
Ing does, in eminent degree cathartic, diurec
Alternative and tonic qualities.
FroI lAMUEL HENRY DICKSON, III. D., Professor
Practice of Physic, Jefferson Medical College, Phla
dclphia, formerly Of Charleston, s. c.:
PHILADELPHIA, November Is, 1866.
have been for year or past in the habit Of
taking the water of the "Excolsor" Spring Of Saratoga
Accustomed during the great portion Of my invalid lite
to use the different waters of the several fountains which
boil up along that remarkable valley, depende1 indeed,
upon them tor much of the comfort enjoy am satls
fed that the Excelsior Water is well adapted any
other among them, not more go, to the purposes for
which they generally employed. It is very agreeable,
strongly inpregnated with the carbonic acid lively and
sparkling. can heartily and conscientiousy'
recommend it to all who need gentle cathartc and
diurehc. SAMUEL HENRY DICKSON, III. D.
The Water is put up in Pint and Quart bottles, and
packed in good order for shipping Pints in boxes OF
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"a smile wsa on her Ii,,-icaIth wss In her look
.t,onoth ,uas IN her step End In her h8nds-prkNTA.

"a an1le was on her np-lcal.h wss IL her look
strength Was In her STEP xnd In neT nAnos-f1AH1A.
- 8. T.-1S60--X. s,5s
few bottles OF PLANTATION. BrTTsns
VIII cure Nervous Headache.
eola Eatrsnittss and 2itIs Tsysash nsas1s LIP.
Flstuency and Indigestion. z.. i &
Nervous Affections. -,ts-t.1 - g -;
Excessive Fatigue and Short Breath. @
Pain over the Eyea. 80 ~. I. ~ Il
Mental Dependency. :. = q :. = ~ z
Prostratou; Great Wea1Uesa s4Es Y:
sslow Complexion, Weak Bowels, g. J; Z
. WV "n''I LIVER i1H M COMPLAINT AND DYsPRpg&
II IA estimated that seventenths OF all adult ailments
proceed from dec sased and torpid hvet The hillary
secreons Of the LIVER overhowing into the stomach
son the entire 1yEtem and exhibit the above syptok
After long research able ts present the most
The world has ever produced within year
hundred and forty Thousand persons have taken tue
PLANTATION B9aas and no. an nataneo Of complaint
Its most etsctua tonic and agreeable sdmalant
snited "a al conditions of Life. $ $ d
The reports that relies upon mineral 1nbssnces or
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Weahnease eto II was introduced INTO Europe BY the
COUNTIES a. wife Of the ycsroy Peru IN sls4e and
sefwAfos soo ny te W s o' 1,4. so s. ~
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dsr ana was nnay Hnas 70 it
hss ao;.tn sr;nrcar tsve
oT.aGsn11II fsnTFos .disrrhoas colo and diseases
| ~ t1s stor,snh and boveIa.' So.
rcm ..,on ~ tbe lons End drop.
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J,r. NJ orvvau rS,n sticN efiInnjant anG tonic.
~ sSg "u
uASy For ~ scrofnia .rnenma etr
Hash
ana nm. mnch ussdbV MotSars nursina s
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l5t''a-r 20. III oov.--n a.
HAnothG" wonderful 1ngredieht OF greas 9se sMone
the Spanish ladies' OF south america lmpasung oeauv
70 the complexion ana orancy 20 sns n1no, Is fs;
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flre 1a1lg Nems.
!. .rFRIDAY MORNING, MARCH Is, 1867.
! Me IaKgu$tG COHSItlRltVH'
THE RAIN.

The Rain! tho aesolate Rain
Ceaseless, and solemn. and chill
How 1t drips on the misty pane,
Bow it drenches the darkened sill
OF scene Of so;rcw and dearth,
would that the wind awaking
To fierce and gusty birth,
Might vary this dull refrain
OF the Rain, the desolate Rain;
For the heart Of Heaven seems breaking
. In Gears Ger the fallen Earth!
And again. again, again,
We list to the sombre strain
The hong, low monotone
Whose soul is mystic moan).
Of the Rain. the Rain, the Rain,
The low, despIring Rainl
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The Rain! the mournful Rain!
Weary, pasionlcss, slow;
IT'S the rhythm of aettled sorrow,
'Tis the soobing of cureless woe,
And all the Tragic Of life,
The pathos Of Long Ago,
Comes back on the sad refrain,
OF the Rain, the mo urnful Rain,
The desolate, dreary Rain,
= '1i1 tie y..;"nes in my heart uncose,
And the dead 1nho q, Z G-:-ied there,
From q solemn and weird repose,
Awake, but with eyeballs drear,
And yoicr- that melt in pain,
On thet # the plaintive Rain,
1.-THE yearn,ng, hopeless Rain,
With its passlonless, slow refiain)
or the di1n Autumlal Rain,
The long, low, whispering Rain
PAUL q. HAyNE.