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, 1873-10-05

Special Dispatch to The Chtcago Tribune.
NASHVILLE, Tenn. Oct. {.-The monetary situatlon
ia daily improving. Notwithstanding financial en-.
barrasHmentH the Wholesale trade las increased 10 to
IL ret cent over last year. Tho collections tor tic
week haye been good, -
The railroad business ts drying up. Tho mechanics
Southern Roada arc to be put on threo-quartor tins
, 1873-10-05

Sl'eesat pttpasch 10 The Chicago Tribune.
H1EcHEsTEls, ILL., Oct 4-The Scott County Farmers
CLUB met in maHa convention to-dny ut the Court
uouse hore to nominate county Ticket. Washington
Sears, President; Esq, Maze, David Huggard, John
Hnudson, aideorge Ebrey Secretaries. THO ballot re-
suited In tho selection Of William 4. Gilha,n for
County Judge; George ". Norr!n, County olork:
Mahlon b. Moore, Assessor md Treasurer; Rufus
Fun Superintendent Of Public Inatruction John II,
lsoodhauser. John Su1ncrs Robert A. Dla4r, County
Commissioners,
, 1873-10-05

'ohaugo today for tho aomphis hufrerers, and con
mitten waa appointed to raise additional amount.
Tho Momphia Packet Company donated 81 900. Col
lccons will ba aken up In moat Of the churches to-
morrow. -
New YonH, Gel. 4.-Tho Gotten Exohangs to-day
MolnDhta, 4. y.
, 1873-10-05
FAIRS.
Wells County lind, Fnfr,

o0tttt1y
nLuFFToN, 1nd Oct. 4.-TAe Wells County Fair
closed touay, but partly account Of the rnn wls
not good tho previous fairs have been. The die
llay Of agricultural products wAa good but tho rest
Of tho exhibition WIS hut rassabfe Tho crowd tho
grounds during tho whole ti1no was very good. In
tlnt respect the managers hnyo to complain
The racos wcro almost failure on account Of the
hcAyy track.
, 1873-10-05

NEw TonK. Oct. 4.-Tho Dnbln Eoentng Post Of
Sept ~ has tho following "Fathor O'Kcefo on Sat
rday ast wont frooly to Kilkenny, sought an intor-
view With his bishop md fully end unreaervedy ton
In testimony Of tho earncatnesa of his submission.
Father oKeeto announced TINT ho would not celebrate
tho customary !nss On Tho following day or opcato
In any way publicly In Calan Chapel
, 1873-10-05

SpecfaE DtsPatch 10 The CHICAGO Tribune.
sr. Paula Oct. 4.-prodnce buyers received currency
from Cltcago and New York to-day, and tho city
bauks WeEo cushing drafts for ohorn, On bIopiuy
wheat buying Will 10 resumed all over the State,
Small receipts were expeeted at present prices.
stored at different pqinta shipped through to ho soa-
board.
MeadenAall's bunk, Minneapolis, has reaumod.
, 1873-10-05
WISCONSIN Isnlfticaa

Sueefa, Dispatch 10 Ths Chicago Tribune.
OSHKOSH, Wis.,, Oct. 4.-Tho Republican Convention
In tho Second ASSEMBLY District to-day renonltnatcd
the Hon. Carlton Foaor for the Assembly, Secretary
Brainard announced the next meeting Of tho State
Grange Of PatronA Of Uuabandry ut Fond du Lac tho
second TuesIay III January.
, 1873-10-05
A SNAKE SInRY.

YAM VERT, O., Oct A.-A little boy named Jacob
strpe Totnited garter snake 10 inches long, aud u
sOvore convuss but nono Iosw he na,s " 10 ~
appearance Of his snaRcship Tho snake ia perfectly
fostns With Mo excenon OF being blind. 1t fs prob
ao tho aako wns swallowed while drinking ut apl inr
near his fstller'a Aulsv. o " -e''"e
, 1873-10-05
THE PITTSBURGH MANUFAoTUR-
TDG

Special Dftpatch 10 Ths Chicago Tribune.
p1TrsDundH, Pa., Oct. 4.-Curroncy vas In grcnt
demand account Of ta bcfug payday at many OF tho
mills and manufactures. soino Of tho hunks wore
pushed for greenbaoks, and offered per cont premium
for currency.
There Ia a great
, 1873-10-05

1"aAAs 1e eukA&a"Ay HGIkNtHts
$peetat Dtspateh ia Ths Chengo Tribune.
WooDv1LLE, O., Oct. 4-Iast evening team be>
longing 10 Christian Wynsard became unmanageablc,
md the occupants Of the wagon, Mr. Wyngnrd and
Henry nruns, Of the firm OF Druns h Co., Of this
rlacot were thrown out and dragged somo distance.
Mr. Hruns bad leg broken, md was otherwise badly
bruised. Mr.. Wyngard received Injuries from which
he died this morning. lie leaves family.
, 1873-10-05
Fatal Hunting Accident.

Special Df,i,ateh u The Chitayo 1ribHns.
DAYToN. o., Oct. 4.-JoAn A1aler of shakertown, In
this county whlo hunting this morning, accidentally
shot himself through thu head. fe died instantly
10 was 10 years Of agc, nntl tho son Of rich
farmer.
, 1873-10-05
NORTHERN PACIFIC SURVEY.

YAxksoN. D. T., Oct. 4,-Four companies Of the
Eighth md slx companies OF tho Ninth Infantry In
command ot Msut. Col. Hradley, arrtyed here by boat
Omaha. Ii transferring 10 anothes boat Prlvats Hem
ncasey of Company q. Eighth Infantry, fel overheard
and waa struck by wheel and killed,
, 1873-10-05

New YonK, Oct 4.--John Howard Young. mopoy-
order clerk III tho Drook1yn post-OGllce, Ina boon
nlissug from hs doak aince Saturday last md h1r-
ried examination OF his accounts shows that a de-
acency exista. An export accountant ia now making
careful examination to ascertain the exact amount,
a1r. Young was looked upon as M houeat officer
, 1873-10-05

- Special CuyFespondenee qt Ths Chicago Tribune.
MoGnEaoR, H., Oct. 3.-Jamos Cunl1ns, tho would.
DO murderer Of James stnpleton, was, on Wednesday,
bound TO sppear at tho next D!sict Court for ha
Anal trtal Tho origin Of tho quarrel conjuga1
troubles. stapleton will SURVIVE although he received
D very ugly cut on tho head.
, 1873-10-05
EEEJEE ISLANDS.

LONDON, Oot. A Melbourne, Australia, dtspatch
reports theA anarchy provns In tho Feejee 1sfau1s
Nfany Of tho who sett1orH rcfuso to pay ther ta1es
and have taken up nr1us to rcsist their collection
Tho British and German Consus have tnterfercd to
restore order. Tho commander Of British E,lnboat
, 1873-10-05
ELSEWHERE,
NEW YORK.

Srsetat Dspateh to The Chicago Tribune.
NEW YonK, Oct. 4.-Tho street Inns been perfectly
quiet to-day, dealings small md une1citng. There
has been slight advance III Vanderbilt securities,
owing TO tho lookup, and sonte foreign denand for
Now York Central. Thrco Of the suspended arms,
Robinson suydam, Smith 4 soayer, and G. g..
White, have been restored to membership tho Stock
Exchange. Ali other markets. quiet and un-
changed Loan certificates atcly Issued by the Clear
tng-Houso Assocation have heen reduced $2 5Oo 600
without any percepublo tightening Of money Theso
certificates are not quoted OIL this mHrket but rate
about the same greanbacks over certified checks.
The ruling rato to-day per cent for grcenbacks.
closing at * only. The 1oau cettihcHts bring about
the premium the certified checks Of the hoat
hanks.
TIE sUBPENpEp FIRMS.
The proposition Of Patton 4 Co., dry-goods dealers,
submitted to their creditors, Ia follows: On their
$l4000 Of indebtedness they our to pay, with i'll
tereat at 10 per cent, in two three, four tiva six,
seyen, eight, nine, fifteen, aud eighteen months re-
apeetiyely.
QOIN ARRIVALS.
Steamers from Europe, arriving today, have largo
amounts of bullion board, which will lie placed IL
the 6ul-Trcasury on Monday.
, 1873-10-05
DRY GOODS.

NEW Yohx Oct. 4.-Thore waA depressed focllng Ia
trade to-dny owing to tho suspension OF Peako, O-
dyke b Co. Tho firm continues business ~ ua1a1,
however.
Tho market for cotton gooda is quiet, but steady.
Wooena in moderate request at Irregular rntea.
FlannefR and blankets IN good demand. DEesa goods
less actlyo with agents.
, 1873-10-05
Fatally Shot bv mn En,plovc.

ST. LOUIS, Oct. 4.-Wiliam Barnes, a scction-bosA
on tho St. Loua Southeastern hallway, was shot anil
mortaily wounded by George owcn1, atrlkor In tho
n!aching.shopa OF the same company ut Mt. Vernon,
ILL., on Thuradny evening. The affair grew out Of tho
a!sehurgo Of John Owens, brother Of George, as u
, 1873-10-05

BERLIN, Oct. 4-The Old Catholic Bishop Reinkens,
who recently recognized by tho Emperor as Catho-
lfc Bishop, will take the oath Of allegiance to tho Ger
man Empire In this city on tho 7th inst.
, 1873-10-05
MONTREAL,


SPEeaa7 Dftpal<hfo 7As Chicago Tribant, >
MONTREAL, Oct. A.-Thc hanks arc supplying tho
legitimate wants Of commercial custpu,ere at to1 per
cet for straight discount but stock loana nra scarcely
obtanablo ut any price, The stock market ia dull.
, 1873-10-05
OCEAN STEAMSHIP NEWS.

NEW YoHK, Oct. 4-Arrved, steamships Oily Of Ant
gos, from Bristol. s'f ~ @
:, QvEEks1owA, Oct. 4-steamshlps samnria, FROM
NJ" rork Marathon, from Boston md Austrian,
from Montreal, hays arrived out.
, 1873-10-05
IIoflef Eesat Forward from Other Sec.
fthnA.

Srsciat Dfspatch 10 Tho Chicago Ttfbups,
sra1kaf1ELD, ct. John A. Hughes, ot this city,
tho relief Of the yellow tayor auHprots 500, TA1s
amount will be largely Increased.
Sp.etat Dttieieh e 9hs chcngo 7stsuas..
been ralsed tiers for the shreveport suIere1e Tho
Board Of Trade subscribed 500.
1T. LOUIS, OCT. k,-Nearly q, 900 was xaIasd on
, 1873-10-05

CINCINNATI, 0ct.d.-The Expedition cloaed tonight
with attendance of 900 for the day. Tho entire
attendance haH been h08 00O, aud the Hull will probably
ba kept open fcw days longer Tho Exposition has
c!enrel expGlaeH and left surplus, tho amount Of
which canlos 10 determined ut Iscsent.
, 1873-10-05

New YonK. Oct. 4.-Tho Grand Jury of Brooklyn to-
day Indicted Cortlandt sprage, or-City Trensrrer,
and Marion 7. nodman, his Deputy, for embezzle-
meut. The Jury atated after careful examination
that they found that only tho nbovo concerned Ia
the frauds. s.1
, 1873-10-05

CLEVELAND, O., Oct. 4-TAo Northern Ohio Fn.r
Association closed its fourth annual mcot!ng o-day
after very successful exhibition Of sx days tho al
, 1873-10-05

coLuMnus, O., Oct, 4-Tho Hooking! Canal, nearly
repaired, aud ia now In better condition than ftr Ysa1s
, 1873-10-05

WrLKEsnARar Pa. Oct. 3.-dcorse LEW was ahoi
lead last night, whs robbtng the garden Of Frank
Espy, near this city.
, 1873-10-05
Chicago Relief for Memphis und
SflE9YAnQrfs

hammer, and q Sea Of upturned facea looked attcn-
tivey at tho balcony whore tho Secretary appeared
awaiting perfect silence. The secreary said that re-
rorta Ind reached this city that tho City Of Memphis
Is proatrated by tho ravagcs Of yellow foye and ask
Ing TINT measures bo t4ken to relieve their
moat pressing ncccsstcs. Thoy a1l kuew
something Of the yellow foyer, Tho people Of tho
city leaving while yet abo to tako euro OF tho-
selves. TIC President had appointed committee to
recotyo subscriptions n responsoto to the appeal Mem
sponded uleFally 10 tic needs Of Chcugo when sl,e
was autfertng having contributed tho sum Of s25 QUO
to ouE m reief slonll Chicago "come short at nu mp
humanity and brosherly rcgard7 [Dssenttng crtes.l
The following wa4 tue Gomnsitce named byitae presi.
dent! sIsv1:,; sIsssTs n <. Fq'rSant a,a praEs.
son, " j. T. Eaoss = o''t 6rsi:hs Il st. assaSn, ossrss
a9d u nosone Appsuss1 T9fss
need only gay that It was expected that ohcngo would
DO rS'mply ai, chqerty ~ that wag necessary for
Mr. Falrbank mounted tho neraess iab1o, amid
hearty cheer md said he shonl stand right there and
ing the business Of Chicago to respond 10 tic
secretary'a words, and at once commenced taklng
pockot-books Of tie "boya" fow open, and
for few minutes, there was . crush
recently disappeared from our strects, showed ill.,
to the tune of 500, almost before breath,ng-roon,
collected ts spot, Mr. Farlauk group contEiIut-
Mr. Charles Walker reports, from tho Shreveport
Committee. that they layo collected about 50 900,
about 81 400 OF which tad already been aeut OH a,,a
about another 1000 waa to haye been sont forward
This ID not q 1ad showing, when men can scarcely
get currency to pay wages and curry On ter regular
THE ILLINOIS CENTRAL RAILROAD
co'n@ny offers e donate for Tue sufferers at Men-
from thfA city to tho end uf their line Cairo Ill.,
Columbus, Ky, II Aociotica or other corporations wish
to scud nursos there, they will also contribute ts
Mitchell, tlo largo.hcartcd Superintendent Of Of
S so s asrats city It sbs aS Fl I" ~ss ss %s wrPs tps
III need ho peopioo tlas city tio nrat 10
contribute 100 Garrols Of flour to s1lcrors II any
siser Giles it was ohicago. lie hopcd at our peo-
plo would como forward aud contribute goueroraly
hol. in provisions md money, 80 that Chicago could
ing haud to lar stricken sistrr, ul tlus retain tho
re4tatton Of our people for generosity, and readnesH
to aid those III distress. ,uou.
Dopartmsnt ot oi1cago. from tug sa,s association in
Of IT, ysiew sover IN ii tnt city, H. ~ ossr .ho
day eSoaing Of ho Dspsftnans, Ut Englns-uoass No.
Yesterday morning tho following dispatch wus re-
ceys by The Secretary of tho Ilnoia s.. andrews 30
g. g. AT aare%s ny srsts scssty hayo Alsonn theme
selyes int ahoaer e! to 81 SHOULDER club III
and @ le oto The seessnry q ho soeets ans
on MSliay evening Ut uclork, 1T judge Iogers' roo
at the CITY Hall, to tako action on tho nlattor.
tho israues of his sy for s bone Of * hs "se nia
phia aud Shreveport sufferers.
, 1873-10-05
EGYPT.

LONDON, Oct. IA dispatch from Alexandria,
Egypt Bays that financial panic prevns In that city.
Money is very scarce, but no failures yet ro-
, 1873-10-05

BosToN, Oct. 4-11eury A. Jaquish. store at bfefor
was robbed last night Of $l2,ooU worth OF rai1roa
stocks and $500 in greeubackB.
, 1873-10-05
BOSTON.
Bos1os, Oct. 4-Latnrer l. Co., graln-dea!era, have
suspended. Liabilities, $500 ,ouo assets, $50D, ,0oO


ST. LOUIS.
En.cf7l nfspusrA to Tbs Chicago Tribune.
ST. LOUIS Oct. 4.-The week hna not closed cheer
fully az regnrds financial matters. Business has not
revived na expected. Tho receipts OF grain to-day
Wcre only 1000 bushels Of wheat, 1000 bushels Of
corn, and much less than the usual amount Of other
cereals,
NO 0nA1N OR FLOUR
to speak Of is going forward from this point somo
cured meats have boon sent East by parties who could
not afford to walt for payment Tho Touring mills
layc nearly all stopped running, although most Of
their hayo lived IN hopes That they should i've
oysr the panic, ind keep tie milestone going.
THE MANuFAcTOnIEs.
Tho Carondclnt Iron Works aro Etiu running. The
employees Of the Vulcan mills hcla meeting yeser-
ay, anu agreed to take their wages in certified checas
The banks have been hara pressed by manufacturers
to furnish money to pay on hands, but with inttler-
ent auccesa '6omo Of them nyo notified their work
men TINT they cannot pay them in currency much
longer.
THERE IS SOME EABTERN ExoHAEGE
In tho city, but IL cannot eaBly DO got At unless the
curl rnry ts paia for it, Bankers p1.fess 10 bu dulu
what they can, but they are not getting Any more
courageous aud hopofal for the future. Gu Change,
nothing IL doing, aud little 10 done until there ii
further movement Of produce.
, 1873-10-05
HUNGARY,

LONDON, Oct. Alt Ia reported that tho crops have
sections.
, 1873-10-05

LONDON, Oct. 4.-ateamahtp Freietn, from Plymouth,
today, for Now York, took $4,000 in specie.
, 1873-10-05
tokfn, ia rnynB ita depoaora In flll either ln cur
rcncy or exchanges, an ils onatomcrH dictate.


DUBUQUE. ..-.
!ree{dt nttr,ateh 10 The Chtcagp 7ff6tns.
DunuouE, H., Nov. 4.-1}at,lI Examiner Magr1,der
arrival horo to.tlny by direction OF tho Oompirolldr
Of tho Currency to dotarn,no whether tho horcanss
National l,auk should bo placed In tho hands OF l.e-
colyer The depositors aro egning lot!tion reqest
Ing tho Comptroller to lot Tho Directors uf tho bnrk
ente Zip a aGars, tlloy holicyo by SO doing tIoy
vii H. tho sooner 10 rail w!.nt is duo tllrn.
III, Lo aol'nHisor. of TIC pnlluo Swings Institution
n,ent Of necoIyor,. aud WIiam q. siuwurt,
1o eon ,l,,e,g,a, lre1ut County Treasuror lss
asHcsa Of this bank will yiDd so per cent to enstors
md tint tho abity Of tho stockholders will yield 40
Per cent moro.
DAvENFnAT, IOWA.
n,,,,,,s Snectai ni.paea e 1he Chicago Tribune.
men hero that ,o banks Of thia city w In all proba-
biiIty rea'iine ful 1aymena by ne1t Thursday. Con-
ting thcir rayrolh discharged to-ay. II VIVA apire-
hondod yesterday that thora would pe run Of, tho
savings banks toay, but auch has not boon tho caso
sinco yesterday, ovcr 100 loaded cara OF grain aud
stock have been Hhirpol 10 Chicago.
, 1873-10-05

khcnrtrcndtnE Sconcs.-Seven Inter-
monts Yesterday Mt Shrovcport.
Special btnasch to Ths Chicago Tribune.
MrArn1s, Oct. &*-Tho contributions 10 tho relicf Of
tho auorera hcro aro now pouring in from a parts Of
tho country. 0hicsgo l,aa contributed nobly. 81.
Louis has tcndercd money, Cincinnati does tho samo,
and In fao ovory city north cast Inns Responded
promptly to tho aid Of suHerprH. Instead Of i'm,
proving, as waa thought they would do whilo tho
weather remained warm those who lavo bccn attacked
with tho scourgo during tho laat four or
1--WE daye and termed casca, sinking very rar-
Idly and Instances arc not infrcqucnt where they hnvo
died within twonty-four hours after tie Arat aymp-
By fright. Cnscs nvo occurred, too, where death las
snsuea In Is hours ad 1t can now safely 10 said that
scounaE IS An EPIDEMIC .--.
and Of tho most fearful claraatcr. In tho Finch this
evening tho sttason Ia heartreai1s Hundreds Of
nsnv ana dying for wsnt an sttentien II
has from one to four desi poss awaiting ne1
sn pent .nnt n tho Ro,sr Fod by tho city unasFako
~ t sse m nay 10 'ad 81 q spny hollow and for The
to-ay have exceeded i've, showing thnt The fevor as
also planted itsof IN that locality thu majority Of tho
dess @ eong rep9ssa aelong Or H. cose proximity TO
II tho alleys in North Memphis. aud IN tho shantios
along Tue river bank, Just above Jefferson
or.uary report which follows hls was nado Out, and
the least extlmae that can 10 mado Of tho
DEAJIM FROM FEVER,
based upon personal observations and information
from every part Of tho city n forty. That, too only
includes paupeEa and those for whom collins nve boen
many there aro lying dead In abandoned houses anl
Bha1ltica In te Infected localities, aud owing 10 The
Inability Of the 1owar1s to keep up their full force Of
active visiting momoors, tho story will not Do told
until tho
BODIES BECOME 20 pEooMrosEp
TINT Tue stencil from them will attraet attention to tho
buildings ~ which they arc lying. Many Of those who
have loft tho city during the laB few ays and in fuct
up to Last night, for the country towua within radius
and afa sre for npscs and pyscss
but mono ca1i bo sparod, consequently many will die
Tho yoIlow fcyer deaths reported by the under
takors to-day arc ~ and tho total deaths 81. Those
Who died from yollow fcvor ore: ]. u. Zanone,
Ss dahsr s;sS S:hss siess
Catherine Walworth; Victor Vc.naa Roeco zenaiio,
~ M,a,,a T. NJ D Murphy Mra sarah ohilds; Is
1ap, 92 Front s!rset Mary Hnaty S? 81; MSry Mc
ahg ss Pss Kg u f'1ns1 ss +
Young, ~; Albeit s. Andrews, 81 ya1ah phillin Is:
T.. e. Hsss w.. Il H. John g A. o9ina1 1a william Fischer.
VILLA" s'Anel1tss; r.; 20: g: t,,,r.,,<a r,>,,,
Of d ow tsveE or I'm naek ko oy
week. Tho to.al number 81 deaths since the disease
Tho German Druder Buud earnestly ap.,eal 10 DER
man societies and Germans generally for aid in uurH-
ng The sick and burylng their dead. Send contrihu-
Memphis.
DEATHS At SHREVEPORT
SHREVEPORT, La,, Sept. 4.-Tho intermenis today
were: William Falkner. white. 80; Ed Doand, IS
Norman Brewer, 81; Samuel ncrryinal,, 3G; Icp1nri
sewell no age E. r. ciakoy, 49, John Patterson, 60.
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on the first Of April, declare All that eoun-
try as Texas proper, and form a State C0nsti-
tuition. expect to be present at the con-
vcntion, and viii apprise you Of the course
adopted so soon az its members have taken
final action. It Is probable may make
Texas my abidingplacc; IN adopting this
course, will Hcser forget the country Of
my birth
From this point viii notify the CON-
uissioners Of the Indians at Fort Gibson Of
my success, which will reach you through
the War Department.
have with much pride and inexpressibie
satisfaction seen your messages and procla-
nation touching the nullifers Of the South
and their s'peaceable remedies God grant
that you may save the Union. II does
seem 10 me that it is reserved for you, and
you alone, to render millions 50 great a
blessing. hear all voices commend your
course, even in Texas-where is felt the
liyeliest interest Tor the preservation OF the
Republic.
Permit me to tender you my sincere felic-
itations, and most earnest soiicitude fol
your health and happincss-and your future
glory, connected with the prosperity Of the
Union.
Your friend and obcdient servant,
SAM Houston.
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By J. 5. YAK DE oRArr.

D. the stormy ocean siFaying.
Where the Winds areeFer playing
With the waters Of the deep,
a Pilgrim Wandered eli fofIorH
Upon 3 rock-b0und shore alone,
Where the bliioWe never 4leep-
Twas Q sea-girf isIe cuchanled--
By no earthly spirit haunted
l,oud was heard the OCEANS roars
Lofty cllls ike giants frouning-
Sea-birds ehrieked s. nlortaI6 drowning,
On that baffen-i0nely shore.
Mused our PILGRIM ~ he wandered,
And the scenes Of Life there pondered-
Scenes 90 bright Ia days o. yorei-
" Why. oh fatei am ! oeserieas
And from man % child converted
ShipWrecked on this lonely Shore
.s why. oh FateI tay Pilgrim Danish
Whv should human faces vanish,
Facos that I've known beforef
/" Gaze on yondef ooln1iiees oceans-
Let ~ dirgo and Wild connection
Ten nc = my life Il O'eFr'
Bat tia oceans solcmn moaning
Answered not the bitter groaning
Echoed from bis bosom's core;
There were none 70 heed his Wailing-
No good ship toward him ealing
Sailing 70 that lonely shorel
Thus bowed down BY grief and sorrow,
Win dark visions Of the morrow
Tortures which he scarcely bore
There he wandered, there be persisted:
Nothing loved and nothing cherished,
On that bleak and lonely shOfei
Oh God! TO die thna unlamented-
Die In q spot thus unfrequenfed-
Fricndicas grnyciesa cvermoret
Ever hOpcfui--ever dariug
Nor o. death Of lie despalfing.
On 4 bleak and lonely shore
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AT hotel a short tima since, a girl in
quired of gentleman az the table if his
cup was out. NO, . said he, ssbut my cof-
Zee is" The poor girl went away consid-
erably confused, but determined to pay
him back in his own coin. While at dinner
the stage drove up, and several coming in.
the gentleman asked docs the stage dine
here9s 'SNo, sir, replied the girl in sar-
castle tone, ''but the passengers do IS
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Medical,
r IvELY ron THE LADIES

IL
We Ucls asked the other day Why ID Wa Ne lsna.-
and - that hsyo personal c,i1crce of iis rre~i
value ~ this lkcmpcrl county good physlriai Nv
ing exit DIica ffum town said 90 oar rrlief fhsf
ElriiSh Fcmale B.tiers was the beet feinaie ~.
ho ever used ha3 lAietl f.8q.
Ereliah Female biicrs Is highly rccdulnentts "a
the medical profession az this place ana .nrnganiIr
counirT.-- kosciasio Iiss.l Cllul.ioe.
ofton prescribe En 81 Female htters o. ny tr,f.
licc, and aiunys with satisfactory fesulls
Is. DALE. ~. IL.
CnrroIlton Mss
Thls medicine contains Iron ard poyprtal Vegetable
Uterine Tonics 80 much needed BY al sckly females
DIR. J. r DRoM6oOIE
touisyic. Ky.
wonn's Medical ADVISER, only q ccn.s. Address
- Sold IN Austin. Texas Wholesale and Retail b
Alexander 4 Son. and Ben. II. Thompson.