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Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1874-01-22
Nancy Parks, ct, al,

Nahoy alma, cl' Nls
IN this cause it appearing that John
MeCampbell, one of the defendants to
the Cross Bill Of o. p. Temple, ct. al.
is q nonresident of the State Of
Tennessee. 1t il therefore ordered that
publication be made for four successive
weeks in the Herald and Tribune. a news-
paper published In the town of Jonesboro'
Tenn, notifying said defendants to ap-
pear before u said Chancery Court on
the Fourth Monday. of May, next
and make defence to said complainants
bill, or the same will be taken for con-
essedEand set for hearing, exparte.
as to him Witness b. f. Swinglc, tlerk
and Master of said Court at Office in
Jonesboro'. This 10Th day OF December
1873,
B. F sWlNGLE, C. & M.
decliw4pfs5.
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1874-01-22


The late Doctor Macadan used to tell
Of a tipsy scotchman making his way home
on a bright Sunday morning, when the
good folks were vending their way to the
kirk. A little dog pulled the ribbon
from the hand of a lady who was leading
it, and as it ran away from her she ap>
pealed to the first passer'by, asking MIN
to whistle for her poodle. "Woman,"
be retorted with that solenmity of visage
which only a drunken Scotchman can
assume, "Woman, this is not a day fol-
whistlin'.'
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1874-01-22

The Ladies. eu Hnar
Are respectfully invited to call ma
amino ~ourbeautiiul dress good.
NJ. ;. AAHoHEy
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1874-01-22
Tickets a. 10000 Prizes.
LISTS OF GIFTS

"taho 'otai, lO,o0o Gifts, all Cash,
whole Tiekets, $500. HalfTickets. 81 80
.nos RATES III TICKETS $50, 22 500.
n,on rsna concert and drawing to take
Ths lssh ef January, next.
VV W. WITHOUT FAIL, ia Nortork
fS. IAN ~ drawinS-same as thai of tie
henIncky State Library Association'
Uruers tickets, aud all commuuica.
ponS. should be addressed to
hhNRI V; MOORE, Secretary.
NJ. Ii. Asso., Norfolk, IA
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1874-01-22
Attachment Notice.
o. 2. Childross, as Agent OF j. NJ. Bark

o. 7. Childross, as Agent OF j. Nj. Bark
VS..
A. V. Rankin.
IT appearing from affidavit in this
cause, that the defendant A. V. Rankin.
is justly indebted to the plaintig, and
removed from, this State. an original At
tachment having been levied on his
property;It Is hereby ordered that publ
cation be made In the Herald and Tribune,
a newspaper published in the town of
J~onesboro', for four successive weeks,
notifying said \, Y. Rankin, to appear
before me at my Office in tile 9th civil
District of Washington County, on tho
10Th, day of JAM, 1874, and make defense
to said suit, orit will be proceeded with
eXparte. This the 26Ih day of November
1873,
lgH JAS. NJ. WILLIAMS, j. p. for
gf4 Washington County, Tenn,
dcc1w4ptS5.
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1874-01-22

DR.. Grave went out quail-shoOting one
day. He returned the following day
with the game-hag empty, his clothes GOV.
cred with dust, hls face scorched with the
sun, and altogether in the most dishevelled
and disheartened condition. huntingdon
met him on the wharf, and said: "Ah,
doctor, what have you brought back ?"'
Absolutely nothing" "You astonisb me-"
81 killed nothing all day." "Ah, ah,"
said huntington. "that will teach you not
to go shooting and neglect your patients"
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1874-01-22

TIE Patrons of Husbabdry are having
some serious difficulty, owing to the in>
aux Of brevet farmers into their ranks,
who join them for the purpose os getting
political preferment. The State Grange
of Indiana has endeavored to fix the stan,
dard' Of just how much farming a man
must do to be entitled to membership,
and have finally decided that he should
rely more upon the product of the farm
for his income than any other occupation.
1t appears that this will be q difficult
measure to determine, but the necessity
for some rule seems so imperative that it
is likely this will be generally approved.
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1874-01-22

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AND FOR SALE

oct2tf.
, 1874-06-15

stances higher figures naid, but tho ruling rntes
were 4.t0. Gavca nro IN Rteally good rcrncst
and n fnir supply ut sJ50GS5E0 Nuw nsl cow. aell
At o0 for robr 10 choice. ToA"y There was
tatr activity IN Tho tonn fur tho several grades at
recB not noticoa,y different from tllpso current yea
terdAy. Local ~ well ounitto buyers opcralc1 with
llnraty, aud tue fro receipts nt, mes Ut t!ia stato
stock WIS disposed VI. Tic rl1rkct eloHct steady.
QUOTATIONS.
Extra aNcoscs-dret'eustcers, evcraEinG 400
Clelca uooyuH--FnA, Int, we'll furp,ou i yenr
y q year old htecrs averaging 1,2lu TO
coed nsy formed ''''ae0's'
t.eers .voraglng 11uo to 30 6s 6.o5@5.so
e9g to LOO Ill.,. :,...... 6.25@6.s5
nE!ng lcoo .o l,1So ,#.: A7s@5.co
aud gfod to extra eaws, for city Slaughter,
u nyssAsnG lso to iou ibr; a.75@5.25
tesi, averaging 7o to ,o'o llr...... a.bo14.7S
.tsa. bulls. and acaa~ag steers. 2ko@soo
Eaite-LoauHt curl-let! ............. G.9iat6, IL
Cato-Teras. Nntercd NORTH. $500, =. 4,!jtos5,Jj
Caulc-tHxas. through htlroyes..........9 9.6us4 4DD
T., hUHS-aho IMPLY hab been homo 13,0nn cnd iasa
than lnHt wcn, and 230 less than far lhe wcris lc-
fora Tbs dtnnal!od rnrcspta and TIC cooler weather
1nva brought hhdMt very pronounced cianHs lii tho
ino OF ths market. There llna bcen ateay y.aetiyo
demand from tlio opening Of trae sfo,ay down
1he supply waa very nycnIy distributed, and ear!
days. arrivals vera tsady aanvbvt. Tn-lny thu t1e-
nMnd wpH brisk, mud, 1dOr moderate offerings prices
crDit III nnol1lor noel ruling ir,n At f4DoGa5aJ for
pnnr TO common; at 81 Io45560 for maillu and at
tSeod!oo 90 Tor goad 70 ossr Tho larger part e the
tl's above range Of pric7t. TrappactionE embraced
tho fpllUyltta
, 1874-06-15

81 9s; No. 10, cuth, sellar Ju,v, II a.,
at owos rato it'll. nisr do; Jiy so!a; %ana.t
s7;; Brrisnler, Sa;o lnw nix.t, os5e, casI ani
selisr 1uiy; 10 gsata, o5c: dausgsl SSc ~ Oa. nH
s.tls higlnr; No. l. S2o; No. !, 5o,Sa; Michigan,
pixManra-7T7o 1.nra1o Arm ' st se; o,wsRo. %.
s,oO lm; oate, A,o1o bu.
eorn, :i,ooo IL cuts, ;,asa aa: ' "''''' wv
sr. Lou1s, Junp l3-Cu14ps-Dnl, ana 1ower:
miSld!aS: Sl!, @ Tiki. s ,, w "''' ,a'
ssS. s I;ss VI $
cluged casicr Ut G0c. Uata cas!cr No. q 47@48c Nyo
luIl No. !, Tie.
inav1sioSa-rorf aniei at s1a.es. Bulk mcaa-notn.
inn ol,, Uaco,l dull wlth univ ANAL nrYcr tulna
Iari LIZ 'i' nclnnFed. ' '$' "''s ''D''4' ''"'f A1''
1fOG1-1iareipH. TAO; Htcat1Y: tfa|t s4751b Onr
'cs' G III ts' sS s.ss about se ovs.,
butchers, a3.5ud9. prime 10 o1trs aeors, ssoo@
G.45.
...-.. MEMPHIS.
@l7aic. ltscsiptn, 2uu baos shlpmeiss. GU balcs,
"t1~M 1ss: 2l.2s7 nalcs ;,,,u ,.,,.. ..
yellow, 1So. oata dull atd nominal
A.:: 1,AAx-pmnll; lrima. fal.ou.
rRovIsloss-Quioi u, unchanged
I1;,ou,sa1,n 1nne 1s.-corroN- at 17tfo..
eltugul. Corn 77sio oats Quiet M at c5@a:c. S: % rye
VI; Saovss,ess-qp,e. Park, 1s,fe, naeon-snouaer,
Tie; cle4r rib, 15ilc clear, 1osc. susar.errcd
d;a.;, d;s; ~, ha'a 1aGs: & 11k me1s@sluuIura o7<oj
wh1anx-0or.
NEW ORLEANS.
sss9 ;pist ' 's5s sss vas 'sss sSss
ros1s,ossnacHn dun 1na lower At 5@loo
i21Ac.
, 1874-06-15

Wheat WAS dull aud worry irregular. within a
narrow range, which averaged neatly ho lower
tllun TINT of Friday. Liverpool was quoted
easier, and our rocotptH wcro somsWat largor
thnn anticipated, wl,lle Now York was heavy utl-
der tho pressure Of largo rosopts, though the
exports from that point alone, for tie week
ondlng With Thursday oyoulng, wore 1,b0G, 900
bu. There was very little dispoHtioo to buy,
except t!at tho rh!rpors willingly took for
export a1l tho Mtl.nesota wheat offered,
Tho unAettlod condition Of tho market horo
and at other points tol,sle.l to preyont shippers
from operating, and speculative h.lyers seemed
to have already secured about ali tl.eY wanted to
carry at preHont, 1t is understood that country
operators generally nre long OIL wheat, bolioyng
that anything usar st. .a6 IL tho result Of slesa
temporary depression. Tho short interest tilled
iu but slowly, III II thoy thought it wAa for
their interest to wait little lunSar, Boll-
Or July oponod ut s1.lHgG, declined to
Gl.1Bla, advanced to al.la95, foil back
10 $1.l8i(. and closed at qt .lay6 Seller August
sold ut sl.l314@l.l9i5. Seller the msoHtl4 or
cash No. 4 spring aoll At 81 .l815@l closing
Al sl.l81i. No. ] spring closed u 9l2u,9 NJ.
5 spring at :l.12ni and lo1eutoa do VI Sl.Gl:
Altulloaota wuut closed =: 81 .2iiG for No. ant
Sl.2311 for No. q. Cayl4 sales wore reported Of
A0D ba No: spEng nt S1.2ae4; A ,6on y" Eo. O., :
b., DO ut sl.lsa{; 81, Duo hu do ~ ~. .ls}5; 4Sol
bu No. ppsiug atsl.l2}>5s a,0Q0 ba rsjeosea
, 1874-06-15

do,"nt,i m far H. n sna,;,. mi ,r,y: :" '"''
r.. t,.rrMit, ~, ~" In,ft ~ 4, 1o,,o staoo. 1Ar
q sI'.so; do, foo'as, its2S, 1c siso: ' Do, s1ss
iT@ r,a-rsrgo. aqc s,nn]). s1c, bar, IN,
nrh"nrlv ia: 6ai sv6:5a: M III io,d n,uo ao,oc. cut
to. H. ho.r. 'a0' "' o'ssso' s'ao iAa'' "S''' so'
tn.sr Ziao-Eu,l oasku, 1oc lcaa au.ut!ty. 1oxc:
*'s1.; a%;H% VI ;p.u-yo .. :, ra,,. ,,,,.', ,,.n
sstan s " %" Il n y W. IL III i41a ''ane 0
~ 1S mr1 rnt n mno fto,n hit ill., ''s o'scoant
y w,a'xss " r Ss |, q q ss Ss - to T. 11s: T.
eot - ,eteo wr Vt , ''' D'nu'e' ~ p's gent us"
'ei a e sr q. fe g. n net ii % d az u 10 n tt0 n s Cd
S'i''e; HYFa,ro s ouotoo a,o,av >. ,o,,ow,
sgamijit rone. Il il. 16Mo. aua1 rnrs - H., ia6s
i5e: hemp aasl sora i s. 1as2sc; ,nurllns . i, Tia
ooo; plte, . III, so@50o tar i Ri. H. 75essoo;
iard ii e il encosnay r~ @ aR aa i: i tot i, as viii Vii
vav scny M onos ca,on fra c
winter iard, sssaoe 10: l, soc; No. {. 5oaisc !;
Euor, 81 1OaS on neatsfoot oIl s;rictr n,,rr 81 III
do oxi1n. slS do No. l. sic: nux oil cru ,traits
Nsu: oio,ant oil. g3c f,Htnhsao oil 7o tnrnnnt,ms
4aeah0c uaIltia, Gu gravity l1o nanltia. Common
rg fnoy-1a in 1,mtcd dom,nd or, ,,rcos nm
aho,,t nn,in,1 W. cnrtjv,,c ~ noI s;nt toa, o
@ ~ r.n ~ m 70 so.ea aeSord. &c
Maas,l,on s4f In. Trrs sun"rnr ~ ia " tto.S1
% a4oun 10 SG ao9: n9Fs do No. No. a 10 10 S9
4 fis M ~ ' - *''S0' W. ava q e1''o' W @'o'
y tss1v TFaroEs-wcr. ,1or n,a sre, cs,ecfov ,,ro,
mn othcr ,,1,o.;,s1i. ina rha roca @ %
Ensv Irn",s ~ c ~ msse a Saaa
hiowa IN Il 1srsI * 1n,sI nna cnn, -
ar',nta s;snn Isnf.s 49,, A ,u eu1a'ul; ~ n1 ~
~ n. H., i, loav s!oss1 m a ~, nto'"t sl.oe9
1' moff1 II 1,Wv' * 1,h1" 49, ,. r. 5 III ~ H.,
r1 n, a.. 1, ~ 1n1t - eeoS r. 'n1". & nelIu' ~
lnva ints11n. ehirheus e, is ~ "a au
). ,rp 'Iot. ucEn sn ;5SS ~ sp14Aas' s'oes
So GRMn9 TT 9oe; <., ,,x
and Wnws.1s es wscad nt nnp aas,,s Sos et
and neIa oloyer Is yery scareo, md se' to snnl S
fal trada noisa ts3,at'y wss rm 1mov 9,e ~.
- ess n. ciover s. n,et n, TImnaty.,' ~
nssnc. ~ ~ ", n,s q y, 3Hs Sia
N us =, sc 11s h,e ~ ;c :, @ ~
"a, a nn 1"rs az not :. sn,. i,,.a ~ g y ~ ~
a's ~ ~ ~ ] r % nass , ~ peoo.
0non,I1oa and gnnin,w nnr ii m ransts ,1n e. II
ortnar1 c".raa q IN corr1. nn,H, - n, w. soo
soar Is m dsirv ;tHnmt ha"" II s.o' ssonnn ,
"|1' & t ~. %.n u9s ~. anry w1ta
, 1874-06-15

LIVERPOOL, 5une l3--1l a.. m.-F1our, o7s. Whcat-
Winter. l2s$12s I'd; spring. 1o1 Gl@lls I'll; white,
lis 5lta1.s GIt club, 1!s 7aQ919a 10d. Corn, BGs,
Pork G6s Lard, d1s id.
Ltvk:root June 13--2 p. .m.-DreadatuiIa quiet and
unchanged.
LONDON, June 13.-Coasols for money, eak502as !:
account, a2.sGs91H.
unitel Suites sscuritics-5-20's Of co. 1857: 57's
1o71;; 104us. 105 new 5e, 104n; Now York Central
%; Eric, .27aa7h preferred, %.
Lt1iseol oil, 23s !ila2gs. Turpenttue, els ol@19s
IAR1s, Jnus 1a.-lsvnses. SIT s3Ho.
InvEnro"r, 1,na 13-Cotton tl1ll and eaRinr; mid
ding nilauds, 8t4ckdisu; nltIlhng Orlea.ls, B,yd.
Sales 8,0oo bscs; American, 1000 bales; speculation
aud export, 600 bales.
Dres;istusa qu,et and unchanged Corn, SOS. Others
unchanged,
, 1874-06-15

Withdrawn from store on Tridny for city CON-
sumption: 2,4o9 bu wheat and 9,2oo bu corn.
Withdrawn for do during the woel; l2,7d3 blu
wheat; 14.2o4 bu corn; 8,o4s bu oats; 0,828 bu
rye; 6,034 BIZ barley.
Tho following grain has been inspected into
store this morning up to 10 o'clock: 176 cars
wheat; 4l8 cars corn; % cars oaIn; scars rye.
A1so. by canals: 600o bu Algh mixed corn !;
23.luo bn No. 2 do; 5000 BY rejected do. mid
Inspected ont: 74,2da ba wAeat a42, $50 bu
cora; A,160 bu oatai 1902 bu ryo; 3S2 bu
barloy.
Tho following we're the recelpta and a!,ipments
Of bysadatuHs and live stock ut tls.s poiat during
tho past weok, aud for tho corresponding weoKs
allIiiuH aa f1atufli
, 1874-06-15
COMMERCIAL.

SATURDAY EyENIHd, June -.
The following were The receipts and Hhtpmensa
Of tho leading articles Of produce LII Chicago
during tho past twenty-f four llouss, and for tho
corresponding date Que year ago:
, 1874-06-15

satisfactory bot to Eastern aid Western ylpera
At Tho Last, wvl Ut here, tic markets hnya besn
moro tlIn ordinarily actlys, nna for well-tatted
beuyes higher prices llayo bepn osta!Acd at nearly
all pn!nta urss cutie md common, rough stock gen.
orally hare mi sl,arl III thp ursity characorz!tQ
ell sliatto higher prces than wore oDainah!s laat
wect, Tha luInsnl fur good to chosca graaos hus
hssu urgent. an, lbnral we're the osrings sellers
succcaol III working up rice1 lhts a1o per lud bs or
10 Gs@Gf0 for sn stpora Vt frum 1,lO0 to 1850 la
ayuraye There ia now stcat,Y nrreago III the y,,ly.
lug falling oil In lhp receipts Ut at oorI-fel stock
nuu while, for tue latter, tho prospects ara
favorable for at least msirseltuura OF
Is unn.staknhy downward. Trading In Iu1as cattIo
WIS ut louta o. for through aroyIs ut
medium Ia uxtr9 uorn-fui. R!uukar4 arc syi,u ut
very fair rates cdnaerlng tho c!ulurer of thu slply
comon tlln ro1Kltsh lals fsntling buycra ut f50.{
A.UO, aud gooa to pruls vt S42asA,7B. In sew tu.
, 1874-06-15

Tfp Produce 1{nrlkrfs.

T1TTanun0, Pa, Juue lj-Grule much ar1lrr:
grstc auy line, 97No; unite1, sl.l2h relued tlrla
aales nj 13o fur July.
, 1874-06-15

hams.
Flour was dull and tended downwarls, though
1t would DO difficult to quote decline In prlces
as thers is not much OH sao at recent quota
tiona, which aro below tho cost Of production.
1he receipts exhibit falling OF itl consequence
Of the light demand Of thu past two or throe
weeks. Dran was in light supply, aud steady.
Sales wero reported Of loo 6rla wlito winter
ext1as On pyste a srns 60 brls tn sprln extras
at $G.D0 395 brlu dc on private torms. Total
ESQ brls. Atso 10 tons bran at STATE; so tons
do Mt s!2.5o Oh tract; 30 tons do to nrrva, at
$12.5O froo OIL board; 20 tons middng at s'1G.00
FREQ OIL board; 10 tons do No. course ut 5li. 80 /;
10 tons do No. 9, At s1s. 80 Tho market closed
, 1874-06-15

1Iarlem rfsl.
Michigan. Ctntrnl.. -. X
Pittsburgh II II. W.. B7H
Nt'rtl!wtR Rtnril........ il8;t
Northwestern, pftl. -. B215
llork Island. ........ D51s
Nuw Jeracy Central. lux
Et. palll,....,,..,... tGJ1S
, 1874-06-15

sToCK MOVEMENT FOR THE WEEK.
Tho following list, showing the highest, 1oweHt.
nnu closing prices Of active stocks for tho past
week. il turuielol BY A. @. ElnugHter:
, 1874-06-15

TAko Ghoro. 72,<
tM,stai,a Gontral...... lHt1
1iltiloiA Cuntral. ..... 94H
unlnil 1'acfilo borltlat Ra1{
unfMl f'acltlo stock, N i
Central rneillo etock. ta2l
1sostn11, Hart. Il l5rto.
Del. Lack, h fTeatern,lWN
, 1874-06-15

EiCHlGaN CENTRAL GREAT WESTERN RAILROADS.
iirktt eaee IL car IL, .vuthea earaer q R4iuiph,
aud IL tunuf+s.. epraer 4f lfaitton.
, 1874-06-15
RAILROAD TIME TABLE,
ARRIVAL And DEF PARqURE 0P TRAINS

EXPLANATION or kErrnESoE MAnrs.-t s:tn.das,x
scptcd. auutiAy rycrptef Monday eLcaptel. Ar
rive HuudaJ At a:U0 d. ill. $DailY.
, 1874-06-15

Cl'tfhf0, MILWAUKEE, L ST. PAIL RhEt'vay
Ctltan Drfo JtFi*oa aud cnnn!.ss Y.cf.t Hea
ID Soutk Cfdrst., onxits sherman Ho.se aui Dso,,
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1874-07-03

his skates with all the power he possessed
Nevertheless the beasts gained rapidly
upon him, At times he fancied he could
feel their hot breath He gazod over his
shoulder and the glance revealed the
lions, their mouths wide open, and their
blood-red tongues hanging over their
jaws, while their cries were as frequent
as the baying of a blood hound.
He was now compelled to double on
his course, the weight and impetus Of the
lions carrying them beyond him Hap
PLY Nicholas preserved his presence of
mind and by his skill as q skater, COM
biued with wonderful activity, he eluded
the efforts made by the lions to seize him,
and drew slowly toward home. Pres
emily he saw the smoke curling from I'M
der the rocky shelf, and as be shot past,
his cars were greeted by the welcome
crack of rifle, and one Of the lions tum-
bled over dead almost at his feet The
voyageur again turned toward the rock.
Jules had reloaded His unerrng aim
stretched the remaining lion upon the
ice, and Nicholas was saved It was
some months, however, ere he fully re-
covered from the superhunan efforts made
by him in his race for life.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1874-07-03
Varieties.

/
The Advontis's have named the day
again it.is January I, 1901.
a horrible cannibal advcrlises for
girl to cook"
As appropriate to the season, Tole-
do woman muzzled her husband 70 keep
bin from kissing tho ciiamberonid.
The Utica Her,ta says the moon Is Sc
riously cracked. Mover mind, NC will
have a new moon soon.
One Of tho largest land owners n Cal
ifornn is lady, Mrs NJ u. l'oalo. =
She owns 1906 acres.
All the letters in the alphabet are con-
tanned 10 the following sentence; John
=. Brady gaze me black walnut box Of
quite a small size
After soyeril years Nv reaeektion,
have como 70 the kouklusion that the
three most diilikuIt things IN this life are
list Carryn' on armfull Nv live cells
up steep hill without spillin' an cell
III. AktiH MS a referee at a dog iite With
out getting mad. 3D. Edith news
paper
You ought to LET me pass here free of
charge, considering the benevolent ma
ture Of my profession, y said physician
to a toll-gate keeper. ''Not So, was
the reply, 'you send too many dead
heads through here now" The doctor
didn't stop to argue the question.
One Of tour young girls" at an ex-
animation in grammar the other day,
when asked why the noun bachelor
was singular, blusbingly answered: BE
cause It is very singular they don't got
married. She went mp to the head
A Georgia negro who bet ten dollars
that General Washington commanded
the Federals at Ball Run handed the
money over with the remark: "Well,
dis yer histry business Is all mixed up,
anyway"
I A love sick cracker sings: Miss Su-
dy, at Thy hearts door gently nox, has
nox before has waited long. is waiting
still, how can you trete my luy 50 i'll.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1874-07-03
The Fate Of Two Lovers.

There are fine caverns and roeeases
among the rocks, one particularly, which
we took the opportunity of visiting yes
terday. as it can only be entered at the
ebb of the Spring tides It's very spa
cious, beautifully arehed, and composed
of granite rocks finely vcined with ala
baster, which the imagination may easily
form in semblance of female figure,
and is, of course, the Ncreid Of the grot-
to- We wished to stay longer, but our
friend hurried us away, lest the tide
should rush in, which it is supposed to
do from subterraneous caverns, as it fills
before the tide covers the sand Of the
adjacent beach, | was particularly af-
fectcd with the fate Of two lovers, a
young lady and gentleman from Clifton,
whose friends were here sea bathing.
They stole out early one morning by
themselves, and strollod along the beach
till they came to this grotto, which being
then empty, they entered
They admired the strata Of rocks lead
ing in different directions They adj
mircd the incrustations which cover part
of the sides, exactly resembling honey
comb; various shells imbedded in the
rock; the sea anemone spreading its
purple fringe-an animal flower clinging
to the rocks They admired the first
efforts Of vegetation in the purple and
green tints occasioned by the lichens
and other MOSES creeping over the bare
stone. They admired these together
they loved each other the more for hav-
ing the SANE tastes-and they taught the
echoes Of the cavern to repeat the vows
which they made Of eternal constancy
In the meantime the tide was coming in
OF this they were aware as they now and
then glanced their eyes on the waves,
which they saw advancing at a distance !;
but, not knowing the peculiar nature Of
the cavern, they thought themselves safe
when on sudden, as they were in the
farthest part of it, the waters rushed in
from the assures in the rock with terri
bic roaring They climbed from ledge to
ledge of the rocks, but in vain, the wa
tiers rose impetuously and at length filed
the whole grotto. Their bodies were
found the next day, when the tide was
out, reclining on shelf Of rock; he in
the tender attitude Of supporting her IN
the very highest accessible part, and lean
ing his own head in her lap, so that he
must have died first Poor lovers - Mrs..
BarbumPs Life and Works.
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DUMP-MAK ER,.
ELLiooTT Cry, Howard Co, Nd.
Gives his undivided attentionto the prose
cution of his business, in ali its branches
PUMPS Of the most approved kinds made
to order, and READY-MADEP UMPSalways
on hand. The chargeis so Cents per foot.
ALL NEW WORK WARRANTED.
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at Ellicott City, Howard county, Md, viii
be promptly attended to.
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SENTINEL SONGS.
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BY FATHER A. ]. RYAN.

When sinks the soldier brave
Dead at the feet of Wrong,
The poet sings--and guards his grave
With sentinels of song.
eco, songs, he gives command
Keep faithful watch and true;
The living and dead OF the Conquered Land
Have now no guards save you.
"Ah, Ballads mark We WE'LL
Thrice holy is your trust;
Go out to the fields where warriors fell,
And sentinel their DUST
And the Songs in stately rhyme,
With softly sounding tread,
March forth--to watch, till the end OF time,
Beside The silent dead.
And when the foeman's host
And hate, have passed away;
Our guard of Songs shall keep their post,
Around our soldiers clay.
thousand dawns may glow,
A thousand days may waue,
The deathless songs, where the dead lie low,
True to the last, remain.
Yes true They will not yield,
To tyrants or TO time
At every grave and on every field
Where men died deaths sublime.
Lone vigils viii they keep,
0bedient 10 their Bard;
And they will watch when we shall sleep
Our last and only Gnard.
What though our victors say,
'tNo column shall be built,
Above the graves where men in Gray
Lie Wondering in their guilt
All let the tvrant curse
The dead be tramples DOWN.
Our strong brave Songs. in sweet sad verse,
Fear not the tyrant's frown.
What though no scuptured shaft
Commemorate our Braye2
What though no monument epitaphed
Be built above their graye2
When marble wears away,
And monuments are dust,
The Songs that guard our soldiers clay,
Will still fulfill their trust