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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-10-27
CRIMINAL

At the TOmbs Police Court, Yesterday, JUS
tee Bowling committed Isaac Williams, Il chimney
sweep. of No. "A Greensst foT having stolen pair of
seey ebuttons valued at sJs belonging TO the Hon. M.
{. Murphy OF No. CT VGrcl-st.
AT the Iorkville Police Court, Justice COul-
ter committed WIN. Higgins and Edward DOnOhue on "a
charge of stealing pocketbook containing s75 from the
TIL In Michael Car.ys liquor saloon, corner OF Forty
secondst aud Secondaye during the temporary absence
OF the proprietor OF the amount stolen, ti9 were re-
covered
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Mil TO- F5T.p 80. Queenstown and LIVERPOOL steamship City oi
Reels non Pier A. y. z. close The Post0fo ~ Jl NJ
S,nlsse1 az, paid letters only 40 Fer No -
n clo,es Steamship sails q 10 lAN lcisel
st In .lpDsantir Mails prepaid with double ageI
Brs st1amrhp PerriTe sIils iUm
par No 70 v e. close The P0,Ohee az = No supp.
M
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-10-27
6ales bn Arttiou

A UCTI0N SALE of HYACINTHS, TULIPS,
"a CR0cUS, &c-lOrEG q ELLIOTT VII sell bAIDhDAl:
29th inst No JohBt. AZ II Tsenty Cases DtiCH
BULBS. cs to purhss~r. ELLIOTT, iuciioneer
$50. A. Ls,Urr. Ascsoreer -
BOOK TRADE SALE ROOMS, CLINTON
~ HALL, As.opsoe ard Eghtirs,. LKAyITT STkbBLGH
Go. CosssSsKss SOLICITED CsTlI0surD SoLp
CAPT. HERVEY & LIBRARY.
THIS Thursday EVENING.
Messr. IEAVIFT, HTRbBEIGH Co. ia A-0rpia.e,
that they will sell by AUCTION WEDNBsDiY THURS
DAY sIl FRIDAY EVENINGS at y oeos LiBsRf 81 JAS.
y. HERVEY, Bsrryie NJ j. AN UNRIvALFD COLLECTION
OF BOOKS IN rE RICHEST AND MOST ELEGANT BINDINGS.
This, probably e1traorinay collect Of
offered iog sale n this country
Libraries Csiaogred ana Sold COLLECTIONS Of paBg Cstaiogssl
aud sold.
A. hKRyp Azeiobe.r
by BANGS, MERWiN g. Co., Broadway, cor.
- Nbsisaes Of BookS works OF Art Fancy Goods
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SUPREME CoURT-CHAsBERs.

w Decisi0as-By Judge Card0zO-Fowler agt.
Wood-Order settled Bliss and Others agt Levy.-Or
Ger granted. Blood AIT. Metropolitan Insurance tom
Pany.-Moton denied without costs.
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DfrlRYCRE or FopLIGN MANS.
THURSDAY Or. u

THURSDAY. Otr p
Mi. fr Earo'- Queenstown snt Ly'rnoo Per steamship
Mo tpntr Dk JERSEY City closi the Pos Ofcs - y d.
srls- 1t,r Nail pail leiss on male MP On Dosz Jersey
Cav aud l: la letters deposited ~ s'NP"H'tt
Nil. mus a.. pre7ad 81 p doall' postage .
N,H Ion n van, Nts aul West ladies'. Pc ashp MORO
O.. rom v. r., close - steamship a ~ ~ p m
FRIDAY. OCT g.
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plSSFNGEPN ARRLTED.

rpod StvANNtH-In .e,nilhp Magnolia, o. 2i-Capt. W
,i,, a Il, Tun,rad- 1aos wilson $. T. Mitchell Stab T.
i,u,rl j. Dis... lAi % IN ser igt.
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Gopdrtnrrsi)ip Nolirfs.

dissolution of COPARTNERSHP.-T
- nershp beofore cSng bseen the subscribers
the and style Of IA H. this day dissolved by muig
sent j. A. ELLIS having Old be 10 b. l. HALE who akes the
the Hsbihies 81 tie said frn the All ~ LIS rer
ing tbereffom u. A. nALE,
Dated Oct. p, 1910 }. A. FILLS.
Grateful for patronage the subscriber VII e9nnge the ousn
Of the OIL firm and p FDn 'of g. where orders Tor h1iesug
Wrappers Paper BAGS Prepared PlnrnR Boari shesihDs Bos
and Roofing Pelt will be- promptly Sled
Ncv-YoIk. Oct. 26, 1870. BALE.
TI'HE COMPREHENSIVE heretofore existing
Il unler the SMHONDS & VAIL ihs isy DISSOLVED
The subscrbcr will earn Of ana Ger raus
poriaton in his own name T. SiMMOEDS.
Oct. IS, 1870
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NATIONAL LINE.

Y AIJONAL LINE.
sTPAM 70 LIVERPOOL AND QUEENSTOWN
Pom Per No A. North River
rT.tv o...e SATURDAY., October % asa
ENGLAND Webster. ArURDAl, November , AZ ~
TUF OTFEE Tbomgou. SATURDAY November " ~ a. W.
Passage 10 l. We pool Queenowp cabin ana po sses.
IA Ppsi s,eeragc tickets from Liverpool Queenstown L"A'oh
leyry ar G ,seox. S3
TO LONDON DlRktI.
prNNsyLV.NIA Tbomps, -. SATURDAY, November -.
Cabin passage s65 go eeage. $2 payable 10 currency!
ps..ncr ooed reduced rates For nu'f p-fueai.
sPp9 a Inc 'o"P"'' ' D. " J. BURST Manager.
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wrnyEspiYs WEATHER Reports Az.
MtNfArrRE ALMANA.
SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.

'iA i.'.-''''' pfgu WATER
And, LINK, 10 Os Cows Island lo;lb Hell 's'e ''''''i|''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-10-27
nELAWARE, LACkAWANNA and WEST
ERN RAILROAD

NORRIS AND iS7E4 DtNlNloN
SfPfs SsRaSGRSeSls commencing ssDAY J p 7o
,s ss5es a. boSer siib csc.r Branch r X
@, M Glcyf ard SSs so5s Gr ea %
cuse and o,segS arg al p29 % '0' A-' ''
II:i0s ~ IEHIGH VALLEY EXPRESS ,,os Nerar. sorr,
Sesi, a. Phi PsSrl VIII Be- Do sslIissrs ~ and =;
lason with l. v r. r. tor beeen Ahen'e'n' A.aeh 'h"' ''
..IGS n" SCRANTON EXPRESS eoare Dover .h G. es R.
r. Al &o'creo R and Washington with D. L. and
T. Tor Mst .P a esSee. With BOouor Chester
For soRPisT0WS at B. lI:O l:iO n 2.S $40 .lO $40,
Por SUMMIT and intermediate $50 80 and loio' m,
For on ORANGE saG SOUTH ORANGE $50 10 $40 6Io and
f20 n 1910 2o $40 40, 40 $50 BOO $50 sW and lS
For NEWARK at go 80 500 $40 a2 slolo 1870 y 90
20 59o so 80 soc .6o go $3.50 600 .nd il:s
Lave NssYotE tor BLOOMFIELD and soSTCLAIR $50 and
! ll.O0 H., and 2:0o, 80 s0 go al SOy p n
| VNRIE RAILWAY.-TRAINS Leave Depot
II foot of CbambeEs-., and fool of2Sst as fol- vs. an
Ibfcos siP'. a 1lD l. ,.1t sa H. sDa g
ard i:s5 p n day New ,nd improve. Is"ine Room Co,Sh, III
accmrspv the 10 through Bgaslo connecting al orne
magnificent Steering Coaches Ennns thoesn - 49,, "a.
qleSsaHs ho Nss1ofk % B ston .sa
A For Or fe ~ Je. Va, $50 2ad'r inns
e F 70 M ss 1G aui w,y ls a:lS M an san
For Greyeoart and Way st 'goos C,2 At. 's:l5L M
For ScSbursi aud w.y $50 and 4o H. '29d' 7'S
F saa n and Va AID % 4'5 and 5:s M The
'' oi IT Parn SnS VA ,o@ gd. GeDo, e os ,nd l..
q ,o i:' 5' q m sPa 80, 5l5 g. ard si
For HAS.usaek Hs4ale from ds Depot Al $50 tnh u |"
II. frcl thaEnSrss- Dr-
Dot 900 NJ y m 2:l5, 4:Jo. - 500 md ~ q N
For P.mcn Morsey and WAY ron ri a. Depot ~
m 1915 a. and 1918 AM % II "
H. From Chsmbersst Depot 81 9O 8 II; tip IJS f'I' ~"
500 and 6:J0 D. m. Saturdays onT, 1900 mt OIL.
Tickets and TO- Apartments Dans noon an s.sRs
Cose. can be obtained tue checking AID n'e Of b1s
Qay. Compsns ohces ~ 81 40 20 boA1 ns ~.
SI,mbsr-. lth ~ and Ttrl't hsfhnl
m Fulton-st Depots loot OF than AnG ioo
ard Ions Docs Depot jersey CITY ssS
Of the Agents The pnncPal hoi. MAJ u mann
l. b. ri CKER, JAZZ - q.
Genl Sept 49," .., W. 81, q
sDsv
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NEVYORK AND NEW-HAVEN RAIL
ROAD.

~
cS ssssSe ssE i Sh NJ isIo.
Passenger Station n SfsTo q THsq,y.s'o't ~
Fourth TRAINS fTs NS leave E SfwYoRk -
For Haven and Brdgepog sErl hi'' M 'i' hhh
Pat a ion Str s.oS Fsrte Southport w..por s
For 20 s stS ~ / Ij 3 E1) Erl $3.50
L r., DassS' T. 9 Ii:51 NJ S:.s .sdeop
For stanford l. lEI.L 9, No an l2;l5 tEIl 2;S 9Er)
For Green,ih and intermediate Stations Z li:S- 2' $50
so ssaia IO NAL r Mn aSe. ss-ro at '
Boston via both S''seeS5ss s h9s IL S" TRa f
For For B Boston va s sP6Is Dc 3s "a
FOR HsTod AMI SprHgG.5 8 a ~ i3:i5 40 to Hartford
For Newport L. s p tsr connecting With steamer aero.
Fo1 coaSsccHt RIVER Rs,c. NJ, pI5p. hoU'r,.
for ri IsrS PaoSsus. and ri.is Railroad l2:ls Pm
Tor lue Rasar, ia NJ to Norseh AM pf''Heei '
~ Scv.iis,cq sri Ss-ar2ou R,lrOa a. w' aoc ~ I"
Ni'.G1T d..a,o slc si,,d n. and
F; ,t o. a. anl i Ia T. T'ls'''
or New Railroad re 80 end $50 no. s
Sic, ePs GT , l nI,. % ~, . 70 the .
No. and p N irsip.. JANIS II. noYf Superintendent
NEW-JERSEY RAILROAD-FR0M FOOT OF
E., a. s no. i sas nm ' For RALTMoRg ana wAsSGTox "a
sor 1yD TrIwk 9 r" , fS E. P., Sf ar.
sc attached 10 tie $50 a ~ and run aragl Nelors 10 PIC
s sSlG Ssn n ~ n eS .s Sn tsoa se
10 'yls - LOU Sfi n se,sG y s-S 81 PI-sr
PIIiMAES PALACE DRAwiNGRO0N an sli;i ST. 49,
on o. "a ira 10 Flbargh tbea.c. Co'EuD4s a 80 -
os Lon s,llc 81 o's without chsugc - 49, soa,
r, Palmsn Car ar .pleldd P',r-ft S..,-' 800
clanss 20 Chicago ,. W. 1AN N''''
jane 10. 1874 =, ,y5, -
NEWARK AND NEW-l0Rk Rail I''
" pFpOT ~ NENNoRN .oo. 81 I''l -. '. ,.a,.'i
oo as ,,sr iur.I 1870 rasesgcf ,a '' ~ ,.,v a,
dE9 40 N wv S.o 5 So 800 z lS
So 90 aaS i.sj 40 3:e1 s:j, o"' o'-'' % ''"' ~
9'iG G:, l WINK rOR WEST BTaCENM eco o 'o
/ i'1 y. go IH .' ''''' iu.i'f - y ~
| m p BAfbWiS Cen P.,seassr Assut
,7IyV. N0PK 9pd HARLEM RAILROAD
\ ~ .goNI iI - :. 20 u'ir'r's' lfai VII rave
+ - on '.e .tirt s- ST. loa..t.Atr - oioN'i
/ Gsf't '''' te.f,- d.. ru. i Express
"a, q. ,n N.a.eal tla4e". - ~. -, 81. ,t.-
/ ay r4aI.s. NtH-ltf So NJ Al'A'A
/ Se''.nf '''' &c ~ thaott Sufcal.erl -
| C,oIrTH SIDE RAILROAD of LONG ISLAND
| eR,rI. AND WINTNH AIEtNGEMltNr.
awsuear 1IONDtl O,ousr H. oh hoiu Roosevelt ans & a-
.ef.Ics
| as A. m. MaH fc paifIosGe
i5p "a E4ges. or Pate1ssls s.ie 90 Be.oi slt ls
an, i.lp A,ramuo ssarla,s tuo.. io Pau,suc
$50 u ~ B,b, lon Aces Ans.aaiuu
san m "a Accommodate.
aud 10 NJ and i.l ana s;N a. taf eoan'et AZ my
Stnam ior Luekaaay. .-.,..u.
and 10 and i0 aud 4:S0 M u-is CONNECT ~ 'a'
T. ". DOUGLAS, seysnssesss.s
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priniine.

WIN EVERDELL's SONS, 100 Fulton st
w MrHoGRhPHIC, STEAM JOB PRINTERS ssd LABEL
MANUFACTURERS.
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OCEAN 5ieamsrs.

OCEAN 5ieamsrs.
4 NCHOP LINE.-sTEAM TO GLASGOW,
"a LIvERPOOL and LosDoSDEHRi'
EVERY s,rrRP 5S IN bSD hn fSI WEDNESDAY
AUsTkAL ~ THsRsDA I6s 0S.oa se q -, Storage
s% s'F'-' "'A''' '" HEM HRSDERsoS BROTHERS Agents
Bo~haggc'n
HAVANA, SISAL and VERA CRUZ, NEW
4 WORK and MEXICAN MAIL STEAMSHIP LINE sailing every
T CIV s q; %EF R5J No Il s
cry OF MEXlCO, Zimmerman .TrEsDAi' Nov. - Pm
f0f 'es'' OF " ALEXANDER SONS, 80 Broadway
II s. MAIL TO HAVANA.
Y. ATLANTIC MAIL STEAMSHIP CO.,
Sailing regularly EVERY THURSDAY, at oeoes T. H. p'ec- ron
Pier M aoR HS1 c siyrI Can't r. Adam. odoe.rg
SSLg9sG tiP ST. Wa Nassau X Xyaas:, %
For ''SN' 81 passage Apply " > No Bos9sg
FoR ST THOMAS and nd i BRA Viii conp.sr
Rssuar Mail sailing he I'D Of ever month 40
s sSFI 4 MEFic '' E i sesh Se% '
. Ems - sal or .esdais tine ant call a, S.
ro PeHmSaco BAH. and gong and Por
%m o. r. '' GaFsiso Ok Ss.a s. ee
FOR LIVERPOOL,
wa QUEENSTOWN.
CARRYING THE a. :. MAILS.
THE LIVERPOOL AND GREAT EsrBRN STEAM COMPANY
viii ratrl one Gneass fol- power ro1 screw Steamships
FPON PIER no 4G H. EVERY WEDNESDAY,
A. fellow;
huNYESor, Cant, T. W PE.guAy. November 4, at 30 F.
IDAHO Can't WuSFRi1 November Q, a. 500 p
NEVADA, Capt November ~ al 10"
COLORADO Capt FREFN.N.......N November - at 3;'' m
WISCONSIN, Capt wL,Ass...... November 30 at 200 ="
MANHATTAN. capt December :, at 3p H
Cabin passage $50, god
steerg, pesrsge COrce No. % Broadway 50 cgrTeney
Por i,eigb, q cabin passage apply TO
WILLIAMS GUION Yo g. we'-,t
EOR LIVERPOOL. and QUEENSrOWN.-
I,1 q Geisl MAJ Sr" sI i s X -, 10
cEIrTriy o. M4sIiSoroy ssTSRsy. yS,e.ssl
And each ,adng SATURDAY and alternate TUESDAY ho~ Pier
No. "''''' '' RATES OF PASSAGE.
resF Fs sigiS ~ @oD Is STEER J., oVAa.
To I hona99' 20 TO TO 9 So IS
Tickets cau bought moderate rates b. person. wishing
For ,p,,tir information apply 81 The Company. OFo-
JOHN'G Dab. Agent 10. IS BsOad"a' n v
| NORTH GERMAN LLOYD STEAMSHIP
" COMPANY
Bei%ES
Tie team p E.NNOvER lnheck vil al on WE MES
DAY from Bremen Pier loot lhndt hob"stn TO
steamship HANsA GsE trs 81 Geas9s.ss SATURDAY o %
psyabe in gold, or ts equivalent IN currency ann
For he si or passage sppy TO oElRCHS Co Ageu.
| nNIY DIRECT LINE TO FRANCE:
! sTEAssiIips BErWERN NEW.YORK AND HAvRE CALLING
! Al BRlST AND SOUTHAMPTON. -. $1,000, IN all
splendid vessels this sore route Tor me 'onHle'' WI" "
from Pier ~ North River, as follows: ,., - ., ~
V1i ~ M p. MS SATURDAY November e.
N J6IiEgNT Lemsde........ rURDAY, Deeember TO-
| RATES OP PASSAGE PAYABLE IN GOLD lncming Nih.G,
| 10 BREsI OR nAvRE-F1s Cabin ga" Second CABIN $40
yB,O aeIusrs 10 sfesrCgc. DbsesgHS
GRO MACKENZIE Agcne No. ~ broadway.
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nJsooins CARDS, &-r.

AT WIN. EVERDELL" SONS, No. 14 Full
"A on-stN EDDIN0 CARDS and FINE hlAIiOhEEY tEsiab
Hshel 1851
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-10-27

u ATLANTIC MAIL STEAMSHIP Co, -
Sailing regularly EVERY THURSDAY az oeocs T. H. pec- HV'
Pier No North River
MORO CASTLE Capt r. Adlns linn. OctoorFZa
COLUMBIA Capj. Van SIS, IVA Nassau. ; o'enhef
MISSOURI Cart EdV6 rls. Move mbef 10
Por fr ght passage apply : q. WHEELER j Ped'nt
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HN0R sl. TuoMAS and Brazil.

u UNITED STATES aud BRAZIL STEAMSHIP CohfANh
Resular Mail 80 sailing on he I'D Of 'veTs month
SOUTH AhBRiCA. Cap. h L. InsleIangh, NoSeu1e ~
NORTH AMERICA CaY;. G. r Si,cnm December q
hERkIhACK. Capt Ner. January r. "a. en-
% schedule cal A. ~
Bahia and Rio de lauero gong snc rutb f
fuentso OF freight or
'e- VI GAEPIsnN 49, 81. R.N Ire NeNlns
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COURT CALENDARs-Tms Day.


hsPREuR CORR tHAnRKRs-CsRDolo. "opens 81 y m
tacp.lr 6alei n -.
81 Society 10 the reio1nst.o3 Of 2S. Cabeh sgt CanTel
JuTenie DcinlueDt5 egt
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H .5l. ~ ,-l, An NrW-YNRK RAILROAD.-

y nEp0T II NV YORK 100: o, o'. -, :. se-'i
~ s ,i NryYoEF FJa Bao EA-AtE AND -" ~
rs - ~ ~ go, g.fl 9-t5. :t ~ N u M l'v'
80 9 ;S 80 % s:o s:J1, eo e;o, '.~ 'i' 100
$50 lo o l2;9 p ~ ros WEST BFPCLN-Ai Goo GO 5.lo.
lhAh = NV s a ~ s.as o..u ego 9;u' 10. u 3 ~
s.S. N;lo T. ~ ''' - H. RItkEg. eupr .lfen.eut
M 4. BAf pWIN Gen. Pessea-tr Atsrt
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-10-27

VDI(Hn DIIUHIKIS.
ANCHOR LINE.-STEAM TO GLASGOW,
"a LIVERPOOL and LONDONDERRY,
frOs Pier 20 Nor liver -.
EVERY SATURDAY AND ALTERNATE WEDNfSDA1'
AUSTRALIA THURSDAY Ocober n.
First Cabin passagc $6o su 81 nteTmeiaie 1J Sterrsge
W HENDERSON BROTHERS, Agents,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-10-27

opLNIA1 LY ifR. TINTZIgG.
MI Knitting opened The defense a. fjJov.s. or, III.
came duty tlat de'olycd upon the learned A.sfsnf m
met Attorney yesterday il opening and presenting ts
70 tho Court the part vi the prosecution dc,oye
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1870-01-08
IspM GROWING OLD.,

We present to-day u few lines,
from the pen OF q most talented
writer, entitled I'm Growing
Old" There is u richness, u
melody, a pathos and 4 truth cX.
pressed in those lines seldom OBJ
servable in the efforts Of any one.
They are naturalness u%nquestion.
ed. The inevitable musings Of
me WHO has seen life wane and
pass slowly and gradually away
while the more tender dreams Of
youth have melted as the delicate
pcncilings OF a first frost before
the bright beams of the rising
SIN. 1t may be urged that they
r misanthropic, but they des-
GrlDe the natural result vi 4 retro
spect of life. The meridian has
been reached, and from the apex
the past and future are looked
down upon. The toll has hereto
fore been up the dccliyity the
emincnce has been reached and a
journey down the slope is now
projected, ond.bcforc beginning the
pilgrim turns and glances back at
that over which he has passed
with so much toll aud effort.
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1870-01-08

GYN WHa4 NA4 9@Aa
.'m g~soa4Ago'L. Yet al uueEsaT'd,
OoEs, aenawarI B3and Hopes weary
bau-
yer woes dark waste. Ger fral white wing
Hath sought bIt nuIi 10 loser Of
SPRING
No branch " olive gresn She 1e4rs,
Fr9mou: the aglusi OF l!ls's tear,
Bur ihr9Ugh the sombre shades o. eve,
Comes aoae M heart . undsceiye:
I'm growing Old
I'm gr3wing Old. IL. flowers tina. sprung
Al0Lg ny Gay WheE I Was Young,
DepOi Ci BY +. le's unspIring iInd--
Lie crissed a~Eifcer:less in the and
%of snail lls'1 4Liml al.ann ey-s,
Reire.h again theif Ene!ess legyts-
Thcy--i4 e! Aogeri Of J3y-lmPu:
TN, ,y..mn lcs,o. = ny Eeau.
In growing u H.
In grpw.4. VI. Those easily dreams.
INDUCED IL yog;a " sylvan streams
NldleaIy bowers, aud sha!o"y woods
Anflsnai peopiel sI!.tsdes;
Arc mine no more. Inc clay cold real,
lie, HcaTy p'gr the l.sil idcal-
/ wander still, b. ,y,vaa s.ne-n,
But cyp.g,, sHai9W- g.Uui my DREAMS.
In growing o.l--
In growing Oh. W ini,, pent days
Remys,c n moc..ery dI,g..yF--
An passion vita Ter pa.sied hand,
Pours Ut IL griei Life. ebbiag -ui.
Decline unuOtic.d too has spread
His tnin gray grAve-:lo.E.s DER ny head
wail',t On my brow, ,Hscsib.i " care,
deep written Character declare,
IN growing oil
rm growing Old. Eut't.s lot this,
That clouds ny shaking star Of bliss.
II j, no. taa ;Els clay cJ.9 lOI
Must nour.,l ,oyn me ,pr.ngaig %
gut that the gilt o. golden years
Should have ueen ,pent - purcha' -teats--
IT'S ihi, tie. make, rlGecI.3n nrauRbt
With deep gegiL.rg ~ the 'holgh;;
I'm growing OLD,
Pm growing o.d. Bea.uG me CLEANS.
The radiance Of lies mOrning beams
Before ne 'preads, in cherries gloom,
The spectre sEal0v Of tue tomb
"So morel no more ali Heyer n9re,n
Shall I lifs's orient eXploye-.
Bu; with tie iideVl M wi :eag',
Must drif. through occidental year;
I'm growing Old
Pm,growing old With silence sealed,
Ny eherisaGa Harp hatn celsed 70 yield.
ODeilent to NJ touch, - tone,
Except IN melancholy moan;
rOnts touched with nsmoIy's nyst.e ,P.ll
sounl once again. pi yolcs!rs, he'll!
Stirred b. q vision, y.swlcss haEi,
Thou an-wDrak:r0m tae silent lanQn
I'm growing Old
J.w. ..
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1870-01-08

II Victor Hugo's letter OF con.
dolence to the American Commit.
tee, upon the death Of George
Peabody, appears this monstrous
paragraph "0nc comparison /
cannot ayiod making This day
ten years ago, Dec. !. 1853, /, 4
solitary supplicant, addressed Il
prayer to the iIlustrious American
nation in behalf of the condemn
ed of lIarper's Ferry ; now It's u
glorilcation | send ~ it. Since
1859, great events have occurred
slavery has been stricken down
let us hope that miseryi a twin
slavery, will be abolished, too
some day aad, the world over,
aud until tins second progress
completes the first, let us venerate
its two apostles, coupling in one
thought Of gratitude and respect,
John Brown, the friend to the
slave, to George Peabody, the
friend Of the poor. press your
hand, sir
Such expressions are Utmost
sacrilegious. They are certainly
nonsensical aud highly disgust.
ing. The idea of coupling the
name Of George Peabody, veneer
ated throughout the world, with
that of John Brown, the executed
fclon. 1t is sickenlng and nausea
ting. 1t surpasscs the folly ofthe
Speaker, who the other day com.
pared Edwin NJ. Stanton to Geo.
Washington. Stanton the tyrant,
with Washington just and pure.
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1870-01-08

AN Industrious cooker up Of
mysteries and secrets has discov.
cred that the "AIan with Iron
Mask was an Italian named
Matthioly, who intrigued with
Louis XVI to betray an Italian
town to that monarch, but failed
in the time Of trial, and was terri.
bly, punished therefor by being
compelled to wear the iron mask
as long as he lived. The world
owes a deep debt of gratitude to
the discOverer of this secret, and
he can render himself immortal If
be will only discover and declare
who struck BILLY Patterson"
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1870-01-08

Coon Country FOR MEN.-rhe
Shaster or Hindoo bible, lorbids a
woman to see dancing, hear music,
wear jewels, blacken her eyebrows,
eat dainty food, sit at a window or
view herself in q mirror during
the absence of her husband and
allows him to divorce her IL she
has no sons, Injuries his property,
scOlds him, quarrels with another
woman or presumes to eel before
he has finished HE meal.
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1870-01-08

The life history ola female miser
has just been collocated from the
private papers found in the house
of the now notorious old maid of
Poughkcepsic, New York, Lochy
Osirom, who died u few weeks
since, leaving n fortune of SG0, 000,
aud apparently no ''neXtO of kin" at
The aye Of scventy.sevGd years.
Miss Ustrom met her first and only
love at Poughkccpsie, when abe
was but fifteen years old. This
young man aud Lochy were ani-
anceh, but the girls parents would
not consent. The lover went TO
Cincinnati and there married, but
his wife lived only u few years.
The loss Of her mice young man
made LOcby miser-prOduccd in
her an avariciOus mania. In 1913
the "lrst lover" revisited Pough-
kcepsic, Il wealthy widower, aud
offered to marry LOchy OstrOm,
but she refused, and so she lived
and died in single.blessedness. The
clothing she left nj death in an old
brass mounted bureau, was all of
the most antiquated pattern, aud
little better than bundles Of "shrcds
and patches
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1870-01-08
EDITORIAL anEvITIES.

Saginaw women of tie first
iamilie, drink openly At saloon
bars.
Handsome Chinese girls sell for
5000 in San Francisco an inaitIer.
ent article can u. bought Tor $500,
however.
Let 4 young WOMAN take the degree
OF ~. y, that j., 4 bride, and she
may hope ~ due time 10 be emit.
tied to that Of A.. VI.
An Indiana maiden mas been ar.
rested for ''heayin' rocks at the
,choo.ma,ter in response TO the
sheep, eyes he east at her.
The london Army aud Navy
Gazette says That il has been dccid-
cd TO abolish the rank Of Cornet
and Ensign in the British army.
a Nashville artist has jus; COM
pleted bronze bust Of Stone wall
Jackson, which is said to be the
most striking Likeness Of Jackson
that has yet appe
y Paris correspondent states
that The Prince Imperial, who Is
only in his fourteenth year, is to
tGkG part in Cabinet councils after
january lst,
The famous Sea Leland cotton,
which brings in the market four
aud even live. times Is much as the
ordinary cotton, IS now being
grown extensively in Texas.
Young Mr.. Anderson, Of Gwin-
nett county, ia, attained his ma
jority the other day, and never
having drunk, swore, or used to-
bacco, his father gave him n so
watch.
\ san Francisco paper reports
that 4 number Of skilled workmon
in that city arc making prcpara-
ton, 10 return to the Atlantic
States. in consequence Of want of
employment.
I'll, said that three Roman IT.
dies, the princc.,es Borghr,c, Vi
anU, and Ro.piniilsi, and tho Duch-
e., ~Glyimitf, represent together
mDrc th,n i've millions of dollars
in diamonds.
The olive has been cultivated in
Florida, and on the coast islands Of
Georgia for nearly Il half century.
The oil produced from tits repre-
scnted as fully equal TO the best
quality of French oil.
y California couple lately cele.
brated their golden wedding by a
fight in which the woman was VIC
torieus. The man was so chargined
at the result that lie Immediately
drowned himself.
A daughter of Brigadier Sir
Hugh Wheeler, who was in COM
mand at CawnpOre at the time of
the mutiny, has recently been dis.
covered In the harem of a petty
llajah, where she has been detained
for the past twelve years.
The Wyoming Legislature passed
q bill licensing gambling houses,
The Governor vetoed It, and It was
again passed by a twO-thirds vote
J and became q law. That Is the go-
ahead territory which has just con-
ferred the right Of suffrage upon fe.
males.
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