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what a Poet is Doing for Money.


Mr.. Tennyson, the poet laureate, is
writing verses OF which u moonstruck
school girl would be ashamed, and mig
leading the. public into buying the
magazine in which they appear under
the impression that he has put forth an
effort worthy of his name. What Is it
to the public that Mr.. Tennyson re-
ceives about five guineas-let us say
thirty-five dollars. currency-a line for
every scrap of his nonsenBicAl Jingle
which he chooses to turn out2 Does
this make the trick any more reputable?
l see large advertisement, for in
stance, announcing that the poet lau-
reate bas contributed q poem to the Pie
bald ellany, the Doctrinaire'sM MagR-
zine or the SnOb's Literary Bandbox. l
do not like either of fthese popular pu bli-
cations myself, but 1 am an admirerso1
Tennyson, and, of course, want to
read the poem. 1 lay out my money,
and find that 1 have been as much de-
frauded as ii pair of boots had turn
leather. Can you imagine a'greater a
deception, for example, than is practi-
ced in the February number OF Mac
| nltLLdf'8 Magazine A poem on wages
is largely advertised-you buyit and
ind two verses as follows: (Pray, strike
them out If you have seen them before
they are not worth printing now.
mind, except as a curious example OF
literary hum bug in high quarter.)
"Glory OF warrior, glory OF orator, glory O
Paid With voice nying by to be lost on ar
endless sea-
Glory Of Virtue, to fight, to struggle, to r1ght
Nay, but she aimed not at glory, no love-
OF glory Rhe; Give her the glory or going on
'The wages Of sin rs death, If the wages o
Virtue be dust.
Would she have heart to endure for the lIE
OF the worm and the fly?
She desires no isles OF the blest. no quiet seat
of the just,
To rest in a golden goove, or to bask In
summer sky, Give her the wages OF going OF
| aud not to de-"
Let us say that Mr.. Tennyson get
fifty pounds for the above, (Which is ac
tually said to be the fact.) Does tina
make the imposition any better for me
John Jones, to bear? 1 don't know
what Mr.. Tennyson may mean by tht
"glory of song," but know that i
can't be to extract money from his ad
mirers for such empty and paltr,
rhyme-mHking as the above. "Fly
sky" "dust-just," )" "sea-she," Q) "song
wrong'-I didn't pay shilling to hea
his old tinkle.tinkle. Mr.. Train coull
| do as we'll.
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0treQntettdqenle
REQUIAsCO.
BY AInknT nEp1.oH.

@ BY ALBERT REDLoN,
rest: and, while the Summer winss
Her welcome flight to blessed iands
NY voice no more In laughter TingB-
1Rleep below with folded hands.
30 sound can wake me; and the LIGHT
NAY never reach me. though Tails
In sudden BplendOr wide and bFighf.7
NOR VIII the love that fondly calls
Remembering, while her heart ia ErunO
WIN qulckened throeS OF bitter QFief
That my last song on earth I've EnnV
And earth for her has no reliefI-s
Receive aword OF sweet reply.
Or near q whisper more OF main.
For 1 am silent v here I lie.
AND may not hear though she complain
i rest; and autumns withered Rrass.
With every night Wind's Joyiess tome.
ana all belAted binds that pass S.
Above my humble grave viii moan,
Though winters wealth OF fallen snow
may drift across my wanted path.
ana IroSt may check the rivers flow.
Idread no more their icy wrath.
AndspEtnE wul come with kindly smile,
ana WOO the land as oft before,
ana robins with their notes bSRuiIe
Inc child that plays about the door.
But winters cold, orspring's mild breath.
Uf talPGdecay, or summer 3 bloom
Can ne'er dlspel the sleep ordeath
On break the stiffness Of th6to
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A Physiologioal View Of Marriage.

1lshed. Containing nearly tEIrea hun
dred pages and 10O dne plates and snGFa-
wings ofthe Anatomy of the Human Organs
In aState Of Health and DlseaSa,W q tEeGttsa
on EaSIy EErous, its peplnFable Consequences
uPon the Mind and Body, with the Authors
Plan OF Treatmeut-the only rational and
successful mode OF Cure, as shown BY the fe.
port OF cases treated. A truthful adviser 10
the married and thO8e contemplating mar.
condition, Sent frae Of postage TO any N.
dress, on receipt OF - cents IN stamps or pos
No. 81 MSiasf Lane Aifsstny. II. Y f15s
author may be consulted upod any of the az.
seaSesupon which his book treats either
any part Of the WoEia. odn
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yeln9hle pEelent could be desiTsd. or one
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AsPLEND1D new Chinese theatre was
dedicated recently In San Francisco.
Incense was burned profusely; the
leading characters of the historic
drama, In gorgeous costume, we're on
the stage; smoke was blown against
intelllgence is invoked and other cere.
monies were performed, the whole
closing with the beheading of cock
and a grand display of ireWorks.
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Ayers Oherry PeotoraI,
For Diseases OF the Throat ana LuaEs,
such RS COughS, Colds, TThOOptnE
Cough. BrOnChitlR, Asthma,
and COnSumpGIOm.


Probably never before in the whole history of
upon the confidence OF mankind, as this eXcelIane
remedy for pulmonary complaints. Through long
series ofyears, and among most Of the races OK
men II has risen higher and higher in their cstn0
ton, as 1t has become better known. Its uniform
character and power to cure the various aGoCtiOnR
of the lungs and throat have made it known as re-
liable protector against them. While adapted To
mllder forms of disease and to young Children Il S
at te same time the most eTectuAl remedy that
be given for incipient consumption, and the dan
Rcrous affections of the throat and lungs. AS pro-
vision against sudden attacks of Group, It should
be kept on hand In every family, and indeed as ali
are sometimes subject to colds and coughs. 9n
should he provided with this antidote for them
Although settled Consumption is thought In
durable, still great numbers of cases where the dLS
ease seemed settled, have been completely cured,
and the patient restored to sound health by tho
Cherry PectOrdI. So complete is its mastery
over the disorders of the Lungs and Throat that
the most obstinate of them yield 10 1t. When moth
ing else could reach them, under tho Cherry P0o-
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lection from il.
AsthmG is always relieved and often wholly
cured by 1t.
Bronchitis is generally cured by taking the
Cherry PectOrdL in small and frequent doses.
so generally are its virtues known that II is un-
necessary to publish the certificates of them here,
do more than assure the public that it's quRtiSa
are fully maintained.
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We Are Coming,
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The editor OF the Church Times lays
it down, eecdtheftrG, that inreciting the
Nicene Greed "the proper practice Is 70
kneel at the words and was incarnate,'
and to rise at and was made man.
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THE Boston Traveller says: '.The de-
mRnd for boots and shoes is not large,
but orders are constantly coming from
the South and West, and there is q
prospect of fair seasons business"
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TIE uDemocratich . National Com
yention Is TO meet in New York, July
4. 1858; the Republican National Com
vsntion at Chicago, May 20, 1888.
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CARPFNTER's BOOK,

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other. Those who have
tried it, know that 1t cured them; those who have
not, know that 1t cures their neGhbors and friends.
and all know that what 1t does once It does always
its composition. We have, and can show, thou.
sands upon thousands Of certificates of remarks
BILE cures of the following complaints, but such
cures are known in every neighborhOOd, and why
should we publish them2 Adapted to all ages and
conditions In all climates; containing neither Gallo
mel or any deleteriOus drug, they may be taken
with safety by anybody. Their sugar costing pre-
take, while being purely vegetable no harm can
arise tfom their use in any quantity.
internal viscera to purify the blood and stimulate r
Into healthy action-remove the distractions Of tha
& vS[, anS oIS5 t o. 5
by correcting, wherever they exist such deran8e-
ments as are the first origin Of disease.
Minute directions arc given In the wrapper on
the box, for the following complaints which those
f'tLLS rapidly curc:-
meas, L3nguOr and Loss of Appetite, they
should be taken moderately to stimulate the ston-
Ach and restore its healthy tone and action.
For LIVER COmplaInt and its various symp-
toms, bilious HeRdRChe, Sick Headnchsp
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dciOusy taken for each case, to correct the diseased
For Dysentery or DiarrhOea, but one mid
dose is generally required.
For RheumatiSm, GOut, Gravel, R1lpA~
GaO0n OF the Heart, Pain In the side
Back and L.OIns, they should lie continuously
the system. With such change those complaints
disappear.
should be taken in large and frequent doses pro-
duce the effect of drastic purge.
For Suppression large dose should be taken
as 1t produces the desired effect by sympathy.
as a Dinner PIN, take one or two FiLlS to pro-
mote digestion and relieve the stomach.
An occasional dose stimulates the stomach and
bowels into healthy action, restores the appetite.
and invigOrates the system. Hence It Is often Rd-
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One who feels tolerably well, ofen hnds that dose
of these PiUs makes him feel decidedly better from
their cleansing and rcnOvAting effect on the dgss-
I'VE apparatus. There are numerous cases where
ate here but they suggest themselves to everybody
and where the virtues of this PtIl known, the
| public no longer doubt what to employ.
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NO. l58,
MEateaI.
Ayers Oathartic Pills,
Perhaps no one madI.

For an the purpOsos OF Laxative AIsdl
Gctne.
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We expect to have 4 good MEASURE OF sue
ees9 what We shall aim to do. We aexpect
some opppdton from F1HRl uaWapRper8,
some ertticl1ng for MISTAKES OF fn5 Rniart,
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WILLIAM j. r.. TAYLOR,
Cor, Sec'V
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-10-14
NEW YORK.

NEW York, October 13.-Dispatches
from Madrid state that great interest is
manifested in Cuba in regard to the rep
resentation of that Island In the new
Government Of Spain, and also in regard
to the abolition of slavery, and the Sc.
ton of the Constituent Cortes on these
questions Is awaited with great anxiety.
The Minister promises Cuba equal llber-
It's with Spain.
Late sdvices from ST. Thomas state
that extensive defalcati0ns have been
discovered in the accounts of the Chief
Justice of the Colony amounting TO
$4,000. He was Immediately suspended
by the Governor and then fled. i
East River Ferry Company were de.
PENDANTS in suit for damages yesterday
before Judge Cardoza on the plea OF q
little girl whose fingers were crushed be-
tween the boat and a ship on Gunter's
Point. Verdict rendered for the plaintiff
allowing her two thousand dollars dam
ages.
The registration OF voters for the No
vember election is proceeding quietly in
this city and Brooklyn to-day.
At the annual election of Directors of
the Erie Railroad today the Gould and
Fiske party was misunderstanding
their ticket by a large majority, polling
a vote Of over $50, 600. 600. Afterwards,
at 3 meeting Of the Directors, Joe Gould
was chosen President, and James FIske,
Jr., Comptroller.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-10-14
INDIANA.

INDIANAPOLIS, October 13.-Returns
from the election come 10 slowly. In
Floyd county one township gives q
democratic majority Of 2l2-R gam OF "a.
In Clarke county the Democratic ma
jOTity is 82-a gain of 81.
A few scattering returns from small
precincts show small Republican gains.
Richmond gives Baker, the Republican
candidate for Governor, l7SS majority
q Republican loss on the vote OF 1866 of
l61. La Wayne county six townships
give a Republican majority OF 1880.
The ticket is long and 1t will be late
before very reliable returns can be had.
LATER.
Republican Congressman are elected
In Sd, 4th, 9Th, 9TH, Sth, 9Th, 10Th and
lIth Districts. The Democrats claiming
the I'd, LIST and 9Th, doubtful. The Re-
publican Central Committee claim the
State by five to eight thousand. Large
Democratic gains in southern portion of
the State.
Jay COunty-Dunkirk precinct gives q
Republican majority Of Sc gain %.
Wayne COunLy-5even precincts gives
q Republican majority of 1886.
Henry Coanty-TwO townships give s
Republican msjority Of 100; q gain o. 40.
Randolph county, in four townships,
gives a Republican gain OF III.
Hendricks c0unty-Suies7iIle precint
178 majority for Republicans; s gain Of
10.
Decatur county-GreensbuEg precinct
gives a Republican msjoFIty OF 81 q
loss OF l24.
Hamilton county gives o Republican
msjority Of 1900 q loss Of 135.
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RALTIMORE.

BALTIMORE, October l3.-Tbe report
Of an attack in this city last evening on
the thrOugh-;rsin from Washington to
Philadelphia, is false. The Gazette says,
this morning a rally was made by Rsdi-
calls on q car supposed to be- occupied by
Democrats on their wsy to Philadelphia,
ghich was o cleared out. The Ameri
can says, considerable disorder was ere
sted at the depot on the Secession of the
leaving of the express train for Phila-
delphia last evening, by q party of men,
who, with cheers for Seymour and Blair,
without any pretazt, pulled from 8 car
several persons, merely b cause they were
of Republican sentiments. The PoliCe
Marshgl states there YVES no disturbance
"a passenger In q ear wss struck by q
porter oU's'de, and 2 man who hsd not
paid his fare vas put off tie train by the
conductor and was arrested by 8 police
men. The police were az the depot and
the porter sssapiting the passenger was
Rrreetei,
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-10-14
DEATH OF PROF. NATHAN LAW
RENEE LINDSLEY.

RENcE LINDSLEY.
By the Nashville papers OF Sunday we
are In receipt Of the news OF the death Of
this former distinguished Professor of
Classics in the Cumberland University,
snd founder of the Greenwood Seminary
in Middle Tennessee. His death was &C.
casioned by an acute abscess Of the liver,
complicated with organic disease of the
heart, and occurred on the 10th inst.
Prof LINDSEY was a graduate OF the
University OF Nashville, of the class Of
1886, then under the presidency Of his
distinguished father. For a year or two
subsequently, he was q tutor in the insti-
tuition, whence he removed to Lebanon
and assisted in the establishment Of the
Cumberland University, in which he
held the chair Of Professor Of Classics for
a period Of eighteen years. About ten
years since he resigned his position in
that Institution, and founded Greenwood
Seminary, near Lebanon, q school Of
private instruction, in the conduct Of
which he was engaged when Frustrated
by illness.
Professor Lindsey, says the Nashville
Uaion and american, vas one Of the
most erudite scholars in the country, and
enjoyed the acquaintance and friendship
of the most eminent men 10 his profess
sion. For twenty years he had been en-
ployed in collecting and preparing the
materials for, & Dictionary of the English.
language on a plan somewhat different
from that Of either WEBSTER or WORCEs-
TER, and had made some progress In its
compilation. He was al intimate friend
and admirer OF DR.. Worcester. The dis
tlnguished scholars Of the country, aware
OF the profound sttainmsnts Of Professor
LINDSEY In Ingusl science, hadIocked
forward to its completion with great TO-
terest; and the intelligence Of his death
will advise them of the loss which liters.
ture has SUSTAINED IN his failure to finish
it.
Ia the death Of Professor LINDSEY, at
the ripe sge of fihy-three yesrs, the com
munity among whom he lived SO long,
and, indeed, the whole State, loses q re-
msrkRb!e man one OF gentle, unobtru-
slve manners, q ripe ard erudite scholar;
and & Christian exemplar, noted for the
purity Of his private life, and character
lied by the utmost devotion 20 every
public trust committed 90 him. He
8 family to mourn his d~eeease, his
eldest son being PHILIP LIND5LEY, Esq,
Of the Nashville bar.
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MARKETS.

New York Market.
NEW YORK, October I3.-Cotton firm. sales
! lsS 5S oH11s nPl@nds 2Ss; Flesr. Aupernne 50 7og
99s1zc. Coffee steady. Sugar HH9I2Hc for
ls.and. holassss firm and quiet.
New Orleans Harket.
NEW ORLEANS October l3-Cotton easier,
closing at 24Hc; sales 2lO0 bales recelpts 2s74:
sxp0rss 1so; sterii6g 4sxgS9h New York
and unchanged. Molasses nrner SJ@50sb by the
cargo Flour depressed, supsfane t6 so; treble
exira g. Corn dun &c; new .estern csc old
changed. Pork firm SO. Shoulders 1870
clear sides l7Hc. Lard quiet, fierce 1876; Eee
Louisville Market.
LOUISVILLE October Is -Tobaceo sitter: sales
% hhds at IS 759Il IS for Tugs to medium Leaf,
and sl6 . fer cutting leaf Flour, superdpe
y 25so s.. Cotton 2a.4s Wheat 81 &sl O
81 S5gl 40. Mess Pork $50 50asl. Lard IgAa21c
Bacon, shoulders I3xc; clear RIB sides f6L0
lG14c; clear sides I7hSiM. Whisky, raw and
st. Louis nsrket.
ST. LOUIS. October 1s-Tobscco, dark filters
Sl0al0 5. Flour. euperfne s. 50g5. Wheat,
fal ranyes from 81 70a2 OF. Corn @c9sl. O.ts
shoulders I$A@lS4c sides Iez9f7Se; hams
loH use. Lard lsxa2cAc. WHISKY Sf&91 30.
Cincinnati Market.
CEcIENATI. OCTOBER E.-Flour and grsip
Unchanged. Whisky 81 80. PORK so 90. Dplk
shoulders l2g14Hc. Bacon, shoulders BIC /;
SIDES l6H9i7c. Lard $50.
Foreign Markets.
LONDON, October Ia.-ConsoIs fer money and
secount az 5-zJ's ~.
FRANKFORT, October l3-U. S. $40 bonds
firm at T5s9T7Z.
M
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rIED.


VIRGE5ON-On Friday, October 8, 1865, MAR
SHALL 2. VTRGEsoN, aged fourteen Year,.
NARsHALL was q youth OF many good quail
ties, sid gave bright promise OF making q
nocss man If he had not been cut OF in the
morning OF his youth. BE was dearly beloved
by bis numerous associates, and, very natu-
rally, almost idoliSed by hia parents and
brothers, who win often miss the merry glance
OF his besutiful bright eyes and the magic
soundo Of his voice, which seemed as music TO
their souls. In their loneliness they have the
consolation OF knowirg that his spirit has
passed TO a better world that is free from the
many troubles, trials and fluctuations that be-
set the journey OF life In this world.
az a FRIEND.
WARDEN-on Tuesday. 18th inst, at the res
idence OF Enoch Taylor, Capt. LEWIS l. WAR
DEN,U United States Inspector Of steamboats, for
the port OF Memphis. His remains will be
taken to Cincinnati for interment.
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NEW ORLEANS.

New ORLEANS, October lathe
House Committee Of inyestlga-
zion to conduct registration re-
ported yesterday the number of
registration offices that have been closed
by order of the President OF the State
board in consequence OF Judicial decis-
ions conflicting with instructions issued
by him. Committee eensure the State
board for their action IN the matter, sta
ting that the board mad no right to issue
such rules OF instructiOn to local boards,
but must be guided by Judicial decisions
governed by orders from courts. The
committee are Of opinion that 6 major
ity CT the board, consisting Of Chairman
Baker and one member, have exceeded
their powers, and recommend the repeal
Of portions of the registration laws and
recall Of rules or Instructions. issued by
the board of registration. The offices
have ell been r~e-opened, and notwith-
standing obstacles, registration is very
full.
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THE ELECTIONS.

The returns up to l O'Clock last night
will be found In cur teIegraphic column
this morning. Theysare not so full a.
10 enable US to make ; definite conclu-
sion, but Satisfactory enough TO enable
rs 10 say to orr readers That the chances
OF success are largely with the Demo-
cratic party. Among those OF the Radi-
Gals ssid 70 be defeated, u readers viii
find the name of ASHLEY, the infamous
impescher Of President JOHNSON. This
Of itself is 9 rebuke of Radicslism, OF
which We may well feel proud. Bot 1t
ls not the only important n inflicted
upon the enemies Of the country. They
are IN numbers sufficient to warrant US
in saying TO the Democracy of Memphis
"BE OF GOOD CHEER"