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{: Hese, witt ny father, the Late Mr. John Murray
aad ns ssason t0E making II tas he hss stated IN
ae oasrt E<r41 vss has ssrsld 70 70. L Ieni
isn1 sn nen0s! an! feresSs tor sts :n,y.,.a
tkat The publication utgn: oe in,aF1ons 70 sse
snsnas q 1sfd asa lud1 Byron aunitsS tss
iooess w.rv s p.r,.es.,T TIE
e:1s Fp 81 Or GRsn5;ss5 and ~s;s pss.en: q
Byron lsno had atinall! offered cs,ooo 10, iae
AS.t which she dE Ent pEay1; HI Wiimo< Hurt,o
= n. nd oftne Hon aFst Leigh: my fsto-r. acI
AZ. Aoofe. Who Alone for soHle ane op2ussd tse
4 Tne IS. was, at sna nuo OF its destruction.
pnFeaassa bg s L So3euseT M af: sI haso9 5a9 osEn
Aoore @@ @@ 90 whom Iora Byroe had s.!eu tsl I,r
E4GVo 10 consideration Of which sum Moore coy
81 e d + Le4 1a =,
,as W.; o. stasS,e Msy Z 1s nSTer5 , :eco9a deed
ing The AS, e.inrtDK :ae lite OF the ts,d Lore b..
toI, On ne FepaJmeaI hy either Of ihtEl Of he
:eassa H. tset j sas e. &c &c sss 1S
%s saa k1s; =! snea evsaI TT ya9 q .n
fae no asus pGes. Mf 4aoe sef
taaa eEer anxious 10 recover the Autobiography,
aLo NJ nsu u cured thr aiEzaca Of iSraQ On fosa
this. ~ 'As e''s 70 eaasae h1m 70 DO
s,,n ~ ~: no.ever. BY general cooscns, v,s de-
suoyen, AE AnnFc, though r-lnctant1T. concnr-
~ hrpE Ao9Ls then paid 10 Nj. Nctay ine mu,
tmhnt ne1 S'! ps!m htrona fz1ruds offered 70 re-
ar1.' :. y. ls when tnt appearance Ut Leigh Uuu;S
:. Y ion anN HlACnni+mrnr.r1es, Ills conInfed nv
taloer tha, AZ aatheLttc life OF Hyrun vss d.mans
oed, iot which OIL. Moore and he We:c n,s4t..x.4
1rrss, zoe Necessary ms'eEtn.% He 'feleiose,
:" LIE, Leiters, anI Journals Of Eof,s R,r,n. ms
Paoil.nsa 10 lsssa Fur ,hl. Moore received tne
san o. f1,a0- Rat tanL this Is the poins which. In
Justce to my fathers memory, Al, anS,nns to
state' over and above tho sau N paid. NJ. NuE-
my Discharged Aooee's bord with hls c1r,li.ors,
upon Mnen he had fasett the fs.N.' pat. hy hin
imMeltA1~ly Altsr ks ron eath together with the.
ntEfest % THEREON, and other charges, atnounnnR 10
El,tto more. Thus making 4 totsl tUIn of
AS.e1e. JUuS MURRAY
, 1869-10-31

The bead Of Ateau Pond, on Moose River,
.Ss Hashss ss y 1sR s'tS 4sa Sss S
sss :.n rs Ges pearsst u neisaoor sa los Z
Ps s,saI Mchsnny ~ miles down the r,sef, through
y hla Wanss a,e lev. tbs ,h1Ats does moi moi
qa's pese q III .n 'aass! ~aa S,1s g. o.n he
from WHICH he rAises little nay, potatoes, Ac
which be sclls to wood.catsers III winter, vnich
donbt, tone to spare Tie IL rarely seen at The
settlement. although sometimes ne IL obliged %
20. o.'nE to The ai,sence Of hts uelehbor. Pat :"
tue smsljcat thtrg; viii no, even accsp, an
an apAc twh'ch he always wants., lssusI b.
some pa'eLt medicine concern. which Of course
s !fctlF given away, prtfer1tlg to be perfectly
1ns'enenaens, AID therefore insists upon pay.
toE 1or tne same. HIS only companions arc ak
cats. which come down 10 The landing whenever
sic side Of The r1ver,- They each have ! natne,
and teem 10 enjoy the soclc:y Of their m ls,er verJ
they can BE- eoa1et 10 MAKE fspds bT nslnS can.
siderable ca7c lie Is most rep1lsive-looki1x o..
ject, looking as though he hal mol kno the con
poors Of hs ef body al iaos a1d sgsa
eyed With a crust Of dirt almost hau an inch
thtck lits clothes we're n raes his face nnshAveu,
quite feeble and Will not probably lire much long
81 Probably be would almost renew his youth
II he should take good bath: but OF conrse
taktn, for such q sudden change might prove SoO
n.reh for his feeble constitution. I pafty from
Basson, tsas visited Ills but fhors time since,
were strongly tempted 10 perform nis ablutious
tot him. tnt fear cf consequences to him alone
tavrd hlm. Ills Int u curiosity, cycryrainS ihat
Is utefnl 70 hin being hung from tho w1ils-h.a
iA1ainR IL plcEenss, Traps Tor game, rods and
tends to Be poss~ssed Of immense estate ia Eng
land. and sass hts will Is made. and when ii i
opened will n1tontsh the world. Whethef tneT
aIc The rsSlnrs Of hh.!-cr1xy man u not, limo
nlnnc can tell lie IL certainly An object OF p,,y,
although he Goes uot haE pity or sJnpNhy ppd
fAd, III answer III = QUESTION Of oac o{ the shove
{4ry, that he tnon1d HE to have some one siye
hica The Fienineation OF the word 50 lonely" ~
- no man WAS alone except God hated hIm, Aud
he pitied such a person. Tie evidently Il . uan
tAat has met With some misfortune Or dlasppo,pf.
Eent 10 fe, and feels caes1 10 take tue course or
Eon-ttterroaTse with bis ttUow-:ren
, 1869-10-31
The I.aic Earl DeFby-lfa Family
and Belongings

FROM n<< -sslf 1oTf Ecrnis1 Pp&k.
the town Or borough ot that nsrse IN centysl En..
land, tur .rcn the Eund.ed OF EarI nerny Ia L3r.
cssh're. Lnrd Derby, IL conmon WITH 70 mnny
house. Tho senior branch, the 5tanicJs o, itor.
the person Ct sr Rowland stanley Err1ns.oa, Tao
auned his ,als ttt1e fer q fortune. He has two
cauthterr, u1e Of whom il the wife Of vllcount
Pnling.on. eldest eou Of the Ear. u chesbotousa,
At hls death the direct senior male
nno Nin seeoEe e1,I3ct; The branch Of
tss ,ss fly 1ss !, ,hen formerly ne the q
ieades Of "Peyezll Of Ioe PEAK" became extinct
IN the nae line early In the las, century, and tue
s. 1ae ss.s7 ,sn snfe ~ IN 81
asna " tasiE :elsno!,.i HshS. ,na laier,at 9TH "a
Dukes former residence, has now loy rome yesrs
been u1ed ~ hotel. The I.lr Of Man san hoid4
IT, ovu separate LEGISLATURE, who<e acts are zati-
Imperial Parliament do rot apply to The islsna,
unless It = specifically Mentioned II them.
IL sore way a. 1ace ,hry are dtst,aauisa led ior
force Of character. They have, uati1 noE, been
especially fond Of spel1 1nd snlnal% Ore
ecctA ssotser -. te1osel i to 0inass horss
EsGnE, and founded !ae famous Derby s:akes:
cio.c to E2so1,. The late Eal1 also was, IL well
known, ;or nary Jt1ss IN agdeIs supporter OF the
tUrf, out neyer Won The bite ribbon In one Jear
Lord ptrhy's horfc T4xophIlite IVES "She larer.
tie. 'b bnt d:d not VIII II was sometimes sald hist
Lord Detnr cared more sbcut u1npm9 4 Derby
than nbou. being Premier. TIE Iate E35t's
1aiher VISA fs1neaI Tor his rneaase-1es lie saf
nurs and tigers and I'll tor1s Of Eilh beasts in Ms
hnst PARK at KeoTs!e5. which rather alarmed
FunDeefs who net them ,aktn: their walka ABROAD
tn the care Of keepeT% There w1s also q vesy
fpe aTisfr. The coi'ect1on Was dsspessed oy inc
late Lord. Ilz maintenance cost more than ctp py9
AJear. EEowsle! Is aan1t Eeven EIles .ror Lv-
trp0ol aId the StAnleys a-e the grand stt9.
ntura or the district Lord Derby main
famed great etate tn hls home. The rrt!na. OF
eervnnts VAS immense. and the est7oEshmeus
Altogether On 80 extensive scale that It was tAp-
aged oy dMttogu:aaed naval ot1cer, near reIa-
t1on OF Lord Deru1 = *ho lived In The grounds aud
rece!yed haudscrte Ieeame, Lord Defny 5 s,aates
IN LONDON were quite SIGHT, and bis carriages
~ q hoIess were 1lxs5s extremely handsome aud
10 perfect :aSte. Lady Derby has aiwayf-io com
Hen with The late Lady Feei-been Of retiring
EahLG, and Ee1tne1 she nor ne1 Eushand NG-c,
nke Lord falnefs:op, fond OF entertaining. They
BAD cot the art Of keepIcE pon!la! Aiaerent3 n
good hupanr hy eoctal cT1httes; tae vrupH people
were aIked, nnd the rSas onts. wac con 7enlIf
hscaUe fp1ious, omitted, ac4 L8dt Derby pol1t-
cal parties Nefu fstsrFes+ Lord Derry left three
col:drto-sbc present E1t1 Freder1cS. married to
the daughter OF the E11f OF C.a-eod0n. uox Stcfe-
tary Of FprrsCp AE1!sa, ard Lady Emma, married
to tie Honorable Colonel Talbot, brother h lie
IAtt Ea.l C{ EcrCwHbufy.
, 1869-10-31

aAneA untn the father tnterttred or
eoofte, Inc Old gentleman had no objection TO ns
son haslng mis,sess-thai Ia the rule In r.ns-
ont be uas unwilling na only boy shou,d u1ye m
MS profession and all ambition far a loretta. lie
saw &hcm bath, and re4A them q uotsl lecture.
matte oesoneht her friend 70 leave her: II lca., 70
Mase' for Jear; that, hard a. WAS the sacrifice,
sne Wiling 10 make II for the lore thas ID above
Al passion. So urged BY his mistress and his
1atnef, be went TO ltaly for two yeAra.
When ne hnd been gone ten month";, Marie, who
nad Ased the lie Of 3 reclusc, died, the medical
men salo. OF rapid consumption; the sentimental
lsn declared Of broken heart Her elegant
furniture at the collage was sold. Her death
mtde noise in Patts, And the auction created 4
sensAfioH. c1ewd waA present, and. among other
n'efAfy uen. Jonng Dumas He bought \ din nond
ring that Marie hsd worn, and carried 1t home
Two months after a pale youth called on Damaa
70 sce II he could purchase the r7nk Tue youth
YES Marie . loyer-the Armand Of tho drama. He
told the auiauc hia story. aud "Cauuie vas The
consequence.
The lover did rot e1pect to live ihroagh The
winter. lie Is alive now, husband and father.
having matrsed : Iort11e and Hidos a.tachrd
thereto.
1AocE Marie. whose rurc love seens 10 h,ye re-
moved the stain Of sln, Il quite forgotten now,
r "
, 1869-10-31

o. Tag 1t7buEk.
To Anna.
Beautiful and artleas maiden,
Anth5 path seeus sEeKn with floEers,
And the Wings Of Time Arc laden
With tho mornings golden houtL
On thy brow the lI!ys wh,teness,
On Thy cheek the tint of ruse,
In thtnc eye the diamonds brightness,
F: joy aroan1 tnee ever iowa
Love With magic chain hath bound tuee;
Eofcf bright ssas rpon thee beamar
Throwing such cta1m around thee,
Tns!ng ali thy youthful dreSus.
In thy heart no thought OF sonox
1trns thine ecstacy Of bliss,
And The dawn Of every morrow
Seens more e1qu11,te than this.
Bel, alas. Thy thoughts are gwen
To the neetlnQ to!s Of earth.
Oh, when earthly res are r1ven,
When asould the household hearth
Thou thal1 m:ss the Pleasant faces
Which the stream Of dtzih have cso1sed;
GAZING on the vscant plAcea,
Mourning Tor tue loved and lost;
Wien thy cheek with nckness pa'e.b,
Aad toJ sra1N.ng eye gTowa diu;
When al earthly succae faIleth,
THOU Mut fetl the need Of Him
Who Can rob the heas1 OF kadnes,
v ho hath horne our gyteia slShy;
He can GU thy hear *.tn gtsdneas,
&c can wipe Ell iearz ava5.
rh.n n skn- 4.
, 1869-10-31
LAST WORDS OF GREAT MEN.
BIT NARK TAN.

There Vas Chesterfield. Ln.d cnes.e.ael! hal
lanolvt ~ als his to build up the most shining
and nanuers tie world had ever seen AnI
eouit you suppose be failed to a7pree:a'c the ef-
matter Of scszipg The successfully l,r1yeo rat or
such Fepo:.'!on and eiiuchiaz 1t forever: Not
he. He End prepared himself. Ne kept his eye
~ s a' 4 es g " T. kps ne
his time ras come, be pre'ended to thtuk new
'htott emphasized for dramatic eject, be ta!a 10
Esntsenan cha.r:" Aua then he died, anid
Next We nave Henauln Frantlin: Franknn,
ne authcr Of lotr Ia.aari's quaint sa5tnes:
,osn up nights REDUCING the rarkest old threaa-
tare pA,,saI~s to crisp aud snappy ma1tms tnss
bad sice: ysrni.he,i, Original loot N their new
raId;.' who ss.a . Proc-astiu7son is tae ,nIe, Il
time" Nho sat'1 .TIne and life wai: Tor no
iioI mn1 ~ Il; sssss1E !; the otnsr Of lnsea
ti&nteensh ceatCT-taoash aoo,n 10 say, tas iai-
ter traateende him n proTert!al Originality ~
m9en a re falls short Or him u co1rect1ess OF
pursn- BE PUutelrd over his last words for ns
nusa as Two wecks. anil shen when time came Re
and d:ed hsppy. He could NOT nsve said
swseter thing II he had lived TIL he Was An IDIOT
B!nn made poor business OF II, ard ctnid not
Betchet Stowe, tsc. = hot sbastreare vastel17.
dEu 63lGt ~EfRlSfH e~cefte fFeIg uau 70 10 ia
And there zre oiher insrancrs CT <aZacous
preparation 'or 4 teiEc'ro7s closl15 Eeuarh For
joan Of arc said: "Tsanp, tsa=p, sra-r, the
ifeIsotrr he Great .n.a. "sno,her Of .aose
Ssnta cruz punches, II you please"
me Empress J2.eohsue Sad: Not for Ju-''
ard could get no fUrteer.
c.eepstEa sad; ''Tse Old Gnar9 d:ea, but neye-
snIrrnder-.''
81 Wslser Raleigh SAYS: aExecusereY. ca7
Juht Su:tn ratd: "Aias, l IN the las. q. ny
1zce.-
Green Etzahetn ra,d: atn, I woc.A sve uy
ttnEdom fo5 ort ncnent pore- I have lo:go::en
ry lsst wof,ls."
Ard Red Jacke,, re rol;eat Indian hrasa that
and perseeuted rac-, expired xith these tc1cn13g
Worck rpnn hl+ !1Ns: "HaaSaxarvanpsccoaa
xtrHebaRo Ea1w 1wA't2saEarnorrssskascaeHn "
There was mt dr, eye IN the wigwan-
Let nov Ih!s {esacr be lost upon uEir ru5!!e men,
LIT them take n healthy moment for pFrp1fsstbE.
2nd TO the patnt- Let L1us. NArnssGu sag:
an CONTEXT to follow NJ EIGse: stu. 10 H.
d=stre ~ tn!?rose on hi4 !*ss HorTs. raf ~
duHn for Tt. 1-crrFe.''
AID t;a-rerr Dav'ss "Let 1e ree:sc tie aaA-
t.,cseti c:c!torarr.~
- AZ , IN: -. ces:re' ns~, 10 sas fs" v0rsa
Ants W. Erza: Only tas- pazs CT nr sta
isrr, II sne !oaa vii be fat:xu'nS % rae aeaise
Gcr.e''
AId Ardrcv Johnson: " haze beaa sE Alder
Prs- n.1eu, .cu know TIA resE."
AEt Sew a.d: "Alas--AA"--
Aed Grant: 10"
III of .nich Is respectfully saa1.i.:e: wiz .As
Go>t sopoEasie tsatlons-
, 1869-10-31

Idle. roti@nlpss. Taey cured the ca!m n lar-
gnsee which IN the perfect stilluesssne s.tiiness
.ionally appa1lsd theusss!TaA And when The Wind
did al lAet come to pu, Al end to this xe.l1-
npd The sh+r travelled 80 sloxly that The mems
anx,ety VAS scarcely relieved. The1. Captain.
meanEHe, had teen htaEng vha. was pess to
almost shsls en.v chance Of outatr:po'nz f1e par-
ABANDON he Mart Am a,sosesaef. I'D % san ~ pos =
9tasOo q vessel which could sail qricker.
ANaeito tney bad carefully keps o.: Of the way u
ta tne aSs sesssh snch they had sighted. They de-
suisable to taeir putroses which 1hey snoa;d sec
nlaGk DICE would ada piracy to the hzt Of his
May tas e ssed ~ a 81 ne
seea a. tte atetn OF me Macy Auu IN early moru-
ne. aaa ~ tne y! a1Stneed became more aud
: quicker sa,ler thsn me whaier She was Ksta.
Ng On then Eteaty. soe vaa . 1msn schooner.
n5 se55 neet, HSnaiJ oat. esHytng large sp.ead Of
snl! ana cftaentJ Constructed Tor speed in tu2i.
isal eeAA
!. 1as Lac, Hho haa learned tne plsus OF The
s.r ~ W. ~ !cas. Ats plaa OF capture bg
man-oi-waf was a. IN end his detaya OF the M1Ty
Ano were nmues4 The cAptsEs Of the whaler
were gong 70 escape BY neals OF smother uupun-
Approaching, he recognized only too wei tass sc
.16 haSs sSs eS e eaed r. nve sonvacs around him.
n1o sne Een ElnoRea 1nf Inc capture OF khe yea-
seL They would make signals 10 ner. man wnle-
sresot found to r. ,ncse,xini IN ea !he tasy nag
,,nit ts aae M*s coMGe,leA 70 auaat &nat II Ea1
LII, 81 LEE moeta ny oe nose lnAa foaF OF ave
Ees, tes schonna, nv w. pua1eo - III. mate oGt
cohnectea we tns way u which the ahip was
~, Ssso ~ mm oa we Aest. Clearly sac Sas
10: she hal answered the Signals IN the ususi
Way. .,,,,, ,,o-o,,..,;-,
.ha NV .orn ~ aet sal,s anowe.a nim tnN
, 1869-10-31
An Old ltnllRd Eke.Wrattcn.

AFSAS NAlERs
From IH he Far Round.
"Anran wstera ruatlnu deep,
III, ny love mute. : wos'}rou. bonny:
I'm iohth THAI she should wet hrr Ieet,
For, oA: love her best OF oDy.
"Go saddle NE the bopu5 black.
15; Go sasa'e "a eya ag!c;. ND 9ass lin ready
Aud 1cc my N1neoMe little lady.
"Ars saddle me the bonny gray,
IN lend her I'LL the hlatK Is weary:
Aud Ill Ec up cup Of wiur,
For. oh! The stosa is LOAF ind drcary.
II rowsd to dance with her tonight,
S"ofc II OF the 1frs OF AILtrs
AwGfc II WITH hGt hand Ia mine,
And not by one oash, bat b5 muns.
Though Aunan water ran With enlt.
All could fcOcp It ont ut leisure
~ atrt II a;l 10 have tonight
Two honey Ilsses from MY treasure
lit'a leapeG upon hts bouny Lack.
FROM either tInr the blond was tlyiug:
I'LL ere nc won the Gatehupe Slack,
1ne morse WAS mo- III hour ftom dying.
And louder crcv the nngty Clyde,
~. From f.ane to brs1c the Saiers pouring;
1aeS hunRtred for t:ruwnInr man:
I"as Tor more food that they were roaring.
Uca !cnrcd uroa the lttany gray,
Ilc fode u straight afh iair al any:
"a Isl ut H9ll1 EElInGf malt QCr SSIy.
For lie vas seeking bonuy Anute.
Hes ridden fas; ocr field anl fell.
~ hf"uIh nors amt EuoE, AMI pool and mIre:
A's stGIs Wlth red we're dripping FAST.
AND ir0u her s,ecl hools flashed Tic fire.
N9w, lonny gray, now play your part,
III se fc t1e stctI 70 WIN My acAry,
tn ccrn and la5 ye7l live fnr aye,
AMI never spur shalt make 3ou wcar5."
The e1ay che Was Of right good b!ool,
Hut Nnen ste reached the nearest ford.
She Couldn't hare gone fnr0po morr
Though you had s1ote her with sword.
go, bcn:,usu, boatman, bring four boat.
III give s. on man good rtidsn nopey
III put me DER the daFkeaiaR ztream
For must Cross to sec ny honey.
!" 1sEorc nn oa.h TO he. las, night
AEtl not one oath nsooc. but many,
InAt though II 1ntueL = stream OF Dire,
lI cross and sec ms wlnsome Anne"
The sides are aieer. the nood Il dccn,
frum hrac to haak the fails are pouring,
Tie bonnie pray mare sweais for fear,
Io hear the Water kelpS roaring.
He's thrown AWAY his velvet coat,
Ills elser buckle, hat aud feather,
lie hurt the walStco2t from hta breast
lie threw nEay LIS broad bc.r leather,
He's 'aten the ford, now help him Lord.
- wGt he swan lt'th strong aod sicxfy;
Hut the tide WA broad, hss strength Il intleL
lie never saw his bonny lady.
20, Voc bctidc tho willow WAND.
And voc tcttde the brittle brfcr!
They broke when grasped BY mr. ,ose1 hand,
When h1s strong limbs began 10 titc.
's Nos woe oetide ,e, Amman st.ean,
Tl!a night 5e are moUrutu1 rrer.
Over thy hoods III build bridge,
iha' se 10 more tue love may seyer."
, 1869-10-31
Love Me-

A~s< A'MN$
1T ELIZABETH BARRETT RRowNlS0.
Love ne sweet, with oil Ibou art,
Fs*ilpR, thinking, seetng.-
Love me IN the highest rart,
Lore He IL full beng.
Love me with thine open you:h
ln It's frhnk surrender;
With tic yowtrG of thy month,
With its silence 1rpder.
Lcv~ ne With thine azrse eyes,
Matte sor tnFncs. Granting.
IAk1nE eolos tfnln The ktics.
Cah heaeet'z truth be wanting.
Love nc with their lids, that fall
snoT-llsr AZ rts. Meeting,
LtNc Ee y lib thine arau. taat AL
The nciSht,ors lien ne beating.
tnTt nc With thine nacd stretched out,
FTectI-opcn. mIuerd.
Love me win shF lettering foot
Hearing oce behind Ii.
Love NE with thy ro,ce, thai ,u.us
sudden f4lHt above ne;
Love me wttu tht olukh that burns
When nurmrr, Lor< we!
Lnve nc With thy Atletng socl,
Frrak It 10 loTc.r!gttns;
Lave ne WITH thy tnopghiA ttat roll
TN tofoagn living d. ing
Love me In Thy GORGEOUS ArA
WhGu Inc AOFid na4 crow pel thee,
Love nc. kpceliL : al tn5 prayers,
With The angels round thee.
Lore Uc r1rr, aa Musers do,
Cr the Woodlands, thad1
Lore me Cxlls, fAst MID rae,
As a w1nsofoe lady
Through al hopes tna, Keep u braye,
Further on or higher,
Love nc fer the huuke and ErAye.-
Aud Iof so,uetltug higher.
Thus, II th1u witt prove me, t1cas,
WomAnb lorc M fable,
Iw1.l love fht<-Aau aca1-
Al na9 Is able
, 1869-10-31

Mr.. Murray gives 4 new aeeocnt o! the destsuc-
ton OF Bysoas NeIn[Is, differing Enlater1HIIr
from the narrative Of Thnmss Moore. waicn
ought 10 he accepted as sasnenstc We shall nor
undertake 10 decide. the present Nj. MnSrIy,
It n ia he remembered, Ii the son Of tue fatrous
ruhl.fhsl 10 Ehen tie memoirs vera sold nv
1ooEe. The following - addressed 10 the edt.ot
Of tic Academy;
SIR: Thtre sre > f+w polrts connected ~tta the
des.Iucnon ct Ryron's Antob.ography upoa wnlca
graf drai OF r'iscerceptlo0 exts,s, and uao7
which should therefore be glad to say a few
EordA
l. To these uhn aonht the entire destruction NJ
tie MS. 1Es5 7tase that was eyewitness 10 TIE
burning Of II R1d Of tbs only cop1 existing OF It.
u the dt1Fi1E.:ptau nt 50 AlbcI4ric ssrrct.
,. The proposal 70 destroy II originated, ! be-
, 1869-10-31

A gentleman absent from Nashville on a t,us,
Mesa tonrnr~ trccIrc1J ,1rsna:ch fr,m hcno 1
this effect: " Your Wife hsA chld last nieht,
Int I. dong wei: to daJ.'' lie hurried homo, WIN
Safioos tn otionB, to tlnd there aAa = intstsae-
schii.~ and tho operator, kno Mins th.sc WAs .
letter msss1nx fum The Woru. RacaseL II shoald
cod Ntth 4
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Fur Tie Chiro5o Tyitu,e.
American sAutu mns
Cold green the gTaases on OUT rocks

= =" =" SANNJ3 4FHHNNs
American .2utumns
Cold green the gEaases on OUT rocks
That al the summer grew,
Just frosteI By the grazing hocEs,
Backed bg bare skies Of blue,
Climbed over woodlands dark and rTaye.
And crecla that screamed for srn,
And scarcely felt tie twillghls tau.
The daylGhts we're so dan.
Hui when imptnous Autumn came,
He stamped bis foot for Ire
The forests ieapeA at o1ce TO dame,
Tie set The hits atjYe;
The frtGId frs, that wouid nns warm,
Scorched by red Goals Of leaves,
We're hioden IN the oyrhnrt1s' bronze,
And IN tic suonldesng sheavcs
Out Of the world, tho chilly srayz
From htones and streams depart;
bright hars OK Light search out the ways
, That thfead the forest heart:
Ard lcsr,et sails tack up the rlls,
Ger shoals set thick with gems,
And wrecked adown the dams Of millS,
Drown all thetr disslenA
Hot In their nessy bu11s, the nuts
Drop TITO bEtncled springs;
Epou their sweets the squirrel giuts
Has w 'oti-S 'Aoe uo SWAAAAa1
Whoee Wild grapes, w1shered where they hang,
" oioNn Gown ny the gale,
acc sh4 pIuea fdolns CONC 10 PICK,
Vt coFe3s o1 the quail
All na,ntaa rho ala o.&e .rsa,
IN snland r,r, a, r.c s,s.s.
Tne vn,,t.,fnned ne,,.r. ~, .u,o,,a
9ne Haf'es anreste:
oesaead Inc oesom oeeches glow
LIe come Hpe maio' 70 nnd
me name aer swain oad cut eeioW,
uecp 10 Inc ta~nJ flno.
.,a ,,,,rr ~, ,x,,.r ,+n.,,-
~. r,1.rf,n.< .na..s- ~
nown r-,,,. ~. - st,t- = 49,
Ihe zatnclert, brown and slin.
LetNeen Inc Nhles, Waen cross tho nll
Ihey hear the hunters horn,
Rlde down tie red hl2ht OF the fox,
among the shocAa Of co1u+
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~ t,rsn, 80. -. s.,.,. .e,- asnl ""''
- - "oM
~ ,,,n, re, -. ,n1 re,.-.s ss s.@S y. .ouu 1a''
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Pact n.

The boat, oa iesvtn9 the shtr, nah made or
rnp:dsy towards TIE whsIcs; but She had ma 3
long ctafe. AID the Captain had net attempted
70 Il 10 ses sna :s.y
thea. fpr the trss time, the naen hec1ne e:essiy
eunsctoua tnRs the NntP WIS nos II SIGHT Tac
, 1869-10-31

1.lsa s .na t,5nE SO nqsn rsa sr Of
sone rafreshu ert before IeAy!ag 0Ienoas, and n
main there a. ,ocH as he pleas<d The weather
Fsi 's II e sts g sss
ta II. bo'e5 59s II sssased e Mss canxrzh: for her
he sasy eir Miszs ne wi was W not much o. Of n n
equestrtao. AID NJ. Cs1t.neht's z,eeds had The
ssp1ts,,'ou q ht'nS dsnserou. 70 hsd ridsrs lse
r1ot'J day; ard, with N!ss Car:111sht'e kind per
he wo ESay te soa ,oo9s these
". when Ee conrcrced nls s:1ou about the besu-
e nts ~ raae nj nsasi se e s.
oxs5.tss .ho - pns s;s g % see snas pauish-
i Msn, yon esii i'm. . DO Sou =" responded Mr.
sptnf4 call hin. slr, i dasned pl2.hta ted
is brute; Hs eanT CO T. none q rs set h,n 70 take
Even, butr Eid Ms. ppiley, uthe load
Eee1ns : heasJ one, acd he doario good tor
&c .Gesd for much: lie amt good for any
y ye2, ,0u take the Ice ssmbo 7" asksa
A. si%S s.d % e. Psee sasny and
Ned -
"'cause poor old Ned be no da1e, uassa. Osd
Ned he no lite BeEse IN de lce-house. Bpyit, be
Eprte or naua .! night, aud mssss hn voFre
time OF II.
MI DOley had anoste9 tnuutrs.ton.
"WeM now, Jou 1ook herr, MI. s2Ioka. Rerkon
No1th much, Juu know.''
"Well, x.r, he n,py b11Qn:. That's fact Bet
tfereA ecal o. ted work In bin yet And he
wAs ra;Ftd On The plantation, you SEE, and khuE8
1t we7Lr -.
"Ah, irdeed!" ea,d the xa'chmaser. as
aK1ows II well. does IL: saJ hurd,ei DOL
1tra for hln', Mr. Sphkx."
= Not two hundred, STR
"Same y0ur ngurr, sir." ..-.. -r
aNot less Than q thoussSd, Mr. DU1lty. las
tuIr ycu, NJ. Mr. Cartwright ~on.lur bear Of l.
Hos u1eQGnQu fcnd Of Ills ltSEe-. He's Qu!.e