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seswEEGN PORTS.

Sid FIN Adelaide, NJ. Aug is, ship Alice M Minott,
Whitmore Newcastle NSW.
Ar at Las Palmas Aug II, brig Raven, Nash, from
New York.
At Newcastle, NSW, Aug 23d, barque Willard
Mudgett. Dickey, from Melbourne, ar July 20, for
Yokohama.
Ar at Calcutta prev to Sept %. ship Winged Hun
ter, Gate Panno, deceased) from Tutucorin.
Sid fun Cadz prev to Sept q. brig Carrie Bertha,
Hall, Boston, Zone report says for New York;
Sid fm Havre Sept %, brig b Cove, Hodgman,
New York.
Sid I'm Liverpool Sept %. ship Sabine. Farmer, fer
SW Pass; barque Chas Fobes, Low, Valparaiso.
Cid at London Sept 26th, brig Ellen H Munroe
Knowles, Philadelphia.
Ar at Honolulu Sept Z, barque W A Holcomb. Dun
ton. Baker'r Island.
Sid Sept 10, parque H N Carlton. HARNESS. for
Hong Kong
ar at Halifax Goth, scbs James S Pike, Robinson
Merigonish for Boston, (and sailed 27th.)
Ar at st John, NIB. 9th inst. schs j w Peasley,
Parker, and Sinaloa, Robinson, New York; Francis
Arthemus, Priest, do; VIM Demng, Hodges, and
L Eaton, Grierson, Perth Amboy; Lucknow, Mcneil
ley, Portland; b Sargent, Sargent, Bangor.
Also ar 9th, schs Bowdoin, Randall, and Altoona,
Fitzgerald. New York; Sawyer. Cummings, and
Geo Perry, Flynn, do; Angola, Wooster, do; May
Day. Hume, Portland.
Cid 2Sth, ship Blanchard, Cakes. Liverpool; sch
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Osman H asha's Losses.

LONDON, Oct. 1.-The Standards tcorrespon-
dent with the Turkish army telegraphs from
Plevna that Osman Pasha's losses from the
Russian cannonade were exceedingly light, but
on the day he retook the redoubt on Latch road
he lost 5000 men. On Sept 23d there were only
1000 Wnnndad in Plevna
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FOREIGN.
The Turco-Russian War.
THE BULGARIAN. CAMPAIGN.
Reported Defeat of the ROumanians Reit

THE BULGARIAN. CAMPAIGN
Reported Defeat of the ROumanians Reit-
Grated.
LONDON. Sept. 3O-The report is renewed
from Constantinople that Osman Pasha has de-
feated the Roumanans before Plevna
The Porte has refused to permit the transit of
timber across the Danube for housing the Rus
sian wounded.
Osman asha's osses.
LONDON, Oct. 1.-The Standards correspon-
dent with the Turkish army telegraphs from
Plevna that Osman Pasha's losses from the
Russian cannonade were exceedingly light, but
on the day he retook the redoubt on Latch road
he lost 5000 men. On Sept 23d there were only
1900 wounded in Plevna.
Russian Opinion of the Situation.
The Standards Bucharest special says Gen.
Tolleben's of the situation at Plevna has been
laid before the Grand Duke Nicholas. 1t is
understood to declare that siege operations on
most extended scale are requisite for the capture
of the place. The Czarowitch visited Gorny
Studen Saturday for the purpose of relinquish-
ing the command on the left flank and to re-
sumo command of the imperial guard The
second Turkish convoy for Pevna has returned
to Orhani, the Roman cavalry having captured
eight wagons of grain.
Grand Duke Nicholas is suffering from liver
complaint
How Plevna WIS Reinforced.
The Daily News correspondent with Kritoff
who commands the farce endeavoring to pre-
vent the revictualment of Plevna, says the first
Turkish detachment which entered Plevna con-
sisted of 1000 wagons. Gen. Kritoff intended
to block the road at point SO near Pleyna that
Osman Pasha was able to send force which
attacked in the rear, and he was obliged to
withdraw and leave the road open. Upon re-
firing Gen. Kritoff left two regiments of Co.'S
sacks at Etropol to watch the Sofia road.
Another convoy coming from road unknown
to the Russians running alongside the Safia
road, slipped through the fingers of this de-
tacbment on Monday and was under the Guns
of Plevna before the Russians could attack It,
A despatch to the Daily News dated Veri bica
Wednesday, says the Roumanians mean to
push their trenches to within 30 yards of the
second Grivica redoubt before commencing an
assault,
The correspondent thinks the Roumanians
are sure to carry the redoubt, and says that
were the Russians advancing as rapidly on
their side Plevna would fall within fortnight.
But the Russians seem completely at sea. They
have no pain, no idea, no head. They are
awaiting endorsements which are arriving
slowly and which when all here will hardly be
more than enough to cover their losses by bat
tie and sickness during the last two months. I
think history offers no such example of such
splendid army in such an utterly helpless con-
dition.
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PORT OF PORTLAND.
saturday, Sept. 20.

saturday, Sept. 30.
ARRIVED.
Sch City of Ellsworth, Grant, Ellsworth-lumber
and shingles w Milliken.
Sch Hannah Grant, Pickett, Millbridge-lumber to
II & Dotten. "
Sch Brilliant, Wheeler. StsGeorge.
Sch Northern Light. Orne, Boothbay-supernhos
pbate to Cumberland Bone 90.
Sch q Willard, Willard, with 22O bbls mackerel
Sch Whip, Pond, Otter Creek. '"
CLEARED.
Barque Lizzie Merry Doull Matanzas-J Lord
sen Marge, snow, New York-1saac Came
Sch Quo ddy, Young. Lubec-J Winslow 81 Co
sen Chas Hoath, Snow. Bangor-master.
Sch M j Chadwick, Norris, Kennebec-J Nicker
son 81 Son.
Sch Marion Draper Bailey, Kennebec-master
sunday, Sept. SO.
ARRIVED.
Sch Alaska, Thorndike, Rockland-lime to C A r
Morse 81 Co.
BELOW-Sch Jennie Beazley. in ballast. and
large fleet of lumber loaded coasters.
LAUNCHED-At Bath Goth, by Houghton Bros
ship of 1893 TONS owned by the builders and Others
and to he commanded by Capt Carter.
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Chicago Cattle Market.

CHICAGO, Sept. 29.-Cattle-receipts of 24C0 head
shipments 1900 head; native shipping quiet and I'M
changed; sales at so q 65; Colorado dull, weak
q go; Texas in moderate supply and quiet; Cows
at 2 80 g 00 Steers at 80 a 30; native butchers
dull and unchanged; Steers at 90 q 50; Cows 80
q 90; some remain unsod.
Hogs-receipts 1000 head; shipments 2700 head !;
the market opened higher and sales were general
ly made at advance; closed with advance lost; Phil
adelphia at rs 9 IS; Bostons 80 q TO-; packing
at 5 rs q 60; light at so q 60; few remain un-
sold.
Sheep-receipts 1O5; market full.
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Havana Markets

HAVANA. Sept. 3O.-Sugars-business continues
limited, buyers being willing to accede to FOLDERS
pretensions. The market however is recovering
from stagnation; Clayed Sugars No 10 to IL Dutch
standard at 81 q 81 reals P arrobe; do do No 15 to 20
d at 10 q III reals; MaIasses Sugars No to 10 at
u "a reals inferior to fair q 81 reals Centrifugal
Sugars No IL to ID in boxes 10 reals land hhds at TO-
stock in the in warehousesat Havana and Matanzas
149500 boxes 12050O bags, and 10000 hhds; receipts
for the week 1850 boxes, 125 hhds the exports
including 1890 boxes, all bags and all the bags and
hhds for the United States
Freghts-sailing vessels neglected WITH sufficient
steam and ship room offering rates closed dropping
and nominal.
Tobacco unchanged.
Spanish gold at 223h q 224. Exchange-on United
States sixty days currency Al q 8 prem: short sight
at a g prem so days gold at u a u prem; short
sight 81 q prem; on London at 10 q 193 prem; on
Paris "a 81.
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Eore;vu Notes.

Gen. Grant and his party was received at
bennington, Warwick, Saturday. Gen. Grant
made speech in reply to the Mayor and after
wards dined with the latter.
The Merchants Bank of Montreal has adopt
ed policy of retrenchment by Diminishing SUI
perfuous clerks and reducing salaries.
Thomas s. Owen bias been elected Lord May
or of London.
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POLITICAL.


New YORK, Sept. 29-Congressman McCook.
Gen. Sickles, George Bliss, and number of
others. including Noah. Davis are agitating
the calling of mass meeting of Republ cans
in this city, to repudiate the action of Sen ator
Conkling at Rochester.
The Tribune says that Appraiser Catcher
thinks there will be no disturbance of the Re-
publican party of the state on account of the
trouble at Rochester. He don't believe the ad-
ministration can stand the loss of the Senator
from New York any more than Conkling can
afford to lJse reelection. A Rochester COR
respondent of the World says that Conkling
will take the stump in the doubtful Senatorial
districks.
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3 . NJ ID -
FOR SALE.

The highest market price paid for Government
Bends of all kinds in exchange Tor the above
securities.
swan Go BarTett.
i've 800 MIDDLE STREET. sneodsm
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WASHINGTON.
Ex-Assistant Sawyer and his Cotton
spiratOrs Convicted,

spirat0rs Convicted.
WASHINGTON, Sept. 3O.-The jury in the
case OF +. A. Sawyer, ex-Assistant Secretary
OF the Treasury, w. f. Davis, ex- Commissioner
OF Customs, and Frank w. Brooks, formerly of
Memphis, and now of New York, this morn
ing rendered verdict of guilty, Judge Nc
Arthur of the Criminal Court holding an ad-
journed session to receive it. These parties
were charged with conspiracy in presenting
and obtaining fraudulent claim from the
United States CONNECTED with cotton transac-
tionsl to the amount of $4,000 The Jury
recommend Sawyer to the mercy of the Court.
1t did not appear from the testimony that he
received any of the money, but was under i'm
proper influence. The penalty of the Offences
IS from one to five years imprisonment at hard
labor, or q fine of not less than $1,000 or
not more than $4,000. Various exceptions hay-
ing been taken to the rulings of the Court, an
appeal will be taken to the general term. VIM.
H. Barstow, late clerk in the Treasury Depart.
ment, and Gen. Roddy were also indicted, but
Barstow was acquitted, and Roddy being alb
sent from the county, could not be tried.
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Senator Rogy,s Successor

ST. LOUIS, Sept. 29-Colonel David FL. Arm
strong. an old citizen of St. Louis. and the
wheel horse of the Democracy of this state for
the past % years, was appointed United States
Senator this evening by Governor Phelps, to fill
the vacancy caused by the death of Lewis v.
Bogy. Colonel Armstrong is Vice President of
the Board of Police Commissioners of this
citv
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Supposed Relics of the franklin Expedi-
fS0n

WASHINGTON, Sept 29-The q. S. Consul st
st. Johns, Newfoundland, informs the Depart
ment of State that he purchased of one of the
crew of the New Bedford whaler, A. Hough-
ton, wrecked in Hudson Bay last June, one sill
is supposed that they are relics of the Franklin
expedition. The table spoon has the initials
L G. f. engraved upon it. On the face of the
dessert spoon is the head Of fins with laurel
wreath, and on the back the English crown
and stamp The sailor eaid he received these
articles from an Esquimaux of Repulse Bay,
who had received them from native chief, at
whose camp the white man who owned them
died of scurvy, while on visit there.
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DIED.

In this city, at the residence of her CON- Sept 3Ot
at o'clock a. M, Mrs. Sophia Emery, aged 81 years
months Is days.
Funeral services Tuesday afternoon at O'Clock,
from No. High street Burial at convenience of the
FAMILY Relatives and friends are invited to attend
Biddeford papers please copy.1
In this city, Sept 90 Mrs. Mary Ann Jobnson
aged 67 years 10 months.
Funeral services this Monday afternoon at o'clk
aged II years. 49,
In st John, NIB. Sept. %, Miss Annie s. Murray
OF Portland, aged % years % days.
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[Sales at the Brokers' Board, Sept ISL
$4,000 Eastern Railroad new 81 bonds ........... 50s
$4,000 Union Pacific Railroad 6s.. .10ia
Portland, Saco 81 Portsmout Railroad. .... 62 q 60
eastern Kallroad ....,.......... -....... ~ q
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At Boston-Bostons 10, Hartfords 4, game
called at the end of the eighth inning on &C.
count of darkness.
At Observation-Disclosures H., Chicagos 10;
six innings.
At Lonisville-Lousvilles 4, st. Louis 2.
At Buffalo-Stars 3, Buffalos 1.
At Northampton, Mass.-Clippers 10, Am
herst University 3.
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War Notes.

The London Times prints Tberapia despatch
which says that the Turkish soldiers have re-
ceived strict orders not to fire on any Russian
general, lest he be killed or disabled, and re-
placed.
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Railroad Accident.

CHICAGO, Sept 30.-The Times Decatur
special says that two freight trains on the Tole-
do. Wabash & Wes4ern railway collided near
place this morning Two engines and Is cars
stealing ride was burned. Loss estimated at
$150,000.
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IRON MERCHANTS EXCHANGE

Passed ThatcheI's Island $3.50 PM, barque Geo
Wright, from Portland for Boston. NV -
Sid I'm Denia Sept 90, brig Tally Ho Gates pbila.
delphia.
Ar at Barcelona prev to Sept Is, brig sastra, Part
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MARRIED..

In this city, Sept. 26, by Rev. F. E. Clark, Peter
F. Adams and Miss Rebecca &. Dalrymple, both Of
Salem, Mass.
In Bristol Sept. "a, Augustine B. Turkey of Bristol
and Miss lisa B. Averil of Wiscasset.
At Swans Island, Sept. II, Stephen e. Abbey and
Miss Nellie F. Torrey
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Na MuMThE W. Sept: 2s-Lucius Robinson of
against the Montreal, Portland and R 5oo5
railway for $50 600, also to annuI the transfer
OF certain railway shares. The Bank Of Mo0l
treal has entered an action to recover $40 Ooo
rom IRON the ex-airectors of the City PASSENGER
Gar Company. eei
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MATANZAS. Bark Lizzie MerIy-41S2 shocks
and heads, 1862 prs heading 40 900 it lumber, 300
bbls 20 drums Is boxes fish, 30 kits mackere 433 bxs
herring,
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FINANCIAL ARD COMMERCIAL.
Clearing House Transactions.

PORTLAND, Sept. q.
The Clearing House of the Portland Banks report
the transaction of business as follows yesterday:
Gross Exchanges. SO, 1877 10
Net Balances. ....... ....u............ 20,O6S AZ
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Providence Print Cloths Market.
PROVIDENCE, R. l., Sept. 3O.-The Printing cloths
market closed at 81 q 1116 cash for standard and
extra Ga 81 and 3lc for 56 COS. az
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Baltimore despatch reports that there is a
general determination among sugar importers
snt CONTEST In the courts Secretary Sherman's
the collector calls for.
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Indian Outrages in NEW u.~;o.

NEW YORK, Sspt. ga desnatcb from
Silver City, New Mexico, saws that hotm arom
400 and 800 Apache warriors with their sn"aws
and pappooses have left San Carlos resergatimn
and along the ella river. They have kiiIed
twenty people and burned number of ranches
NINE bodies were buried at Silver City the 18th.
and there is great excitement there. The
people are arming. Thirty armed citizens
nave gone from Clifton, Arizona to meet the
sSsavaees, and thirty more from Silver City.
ceived NV ~
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Panic ON a Steamboat.

ALBANY, Sept. 3O-The steamer Golden
Gate, tender to the City of Troy, while on the
way to this city this evening with passengers
for New York narrowly escaped destruction by
fire. A part of the engine exploded, filling
the boat with steam and causing panic among
the 200 passengers. The tagging of the boiler
boat was headed for the shore and run aground
Signals of distress were sounded and the steam
canal boat Squires went to the rescue. Passen-
gers and baggage were transferred and brought
: 20 this city. No person injured. The officers
OF the boat acted promptly and with GOODNESS
and prevented loss of life.
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Postal Changes.
MARINE NEWS.
Launched Mt Kaih.

BATH, Sept. 29.-Houghton Brothers launch
ed this afternoon afine ship of 1899 tons, named
Armenia, owned by the builders and Capt Ed
ward L. Curtis who commands her.
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Daily Domestic Rec
Easton Stock Market.

By water conveyance-1oo0 bush corn meal to g
w True & Co.
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METEOROLOGICAL.

FOR THE NEXT TWENTY-FoUR
HOURS.
WAR DEPT, OFFICE GRIEF SIGNAL,
OFFICER, Washington, DC,
Oct n M ~
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Bank Statement.


NETWORK, Sept. 29-12.15 P. M.-Gold at 1903.
Money per cent. Sterling Exchange 4S5a q 1856.
Governments firm. State bonds steady. Stocks
declined q II, afterwards partial recovery.
The following the closing quotations of Gov
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Ease hall.

falling barometer, wind mostly FROM southwe
and warmer, clear or partly clhudy weather.
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BASE INHCMANITY.
4 Young Woman and Her Babe Turn
ed out TO die.

Chicago Iuter-Ccean.
At For, Wayne. Ind. Jessie limbaugh
= GIRL who hiss been employed 10 several
places s. a servant. gave birth 10 a child
under the following circumstances: 4
large party was given a. the residence of
n prominent citizen sbcu. three weeks
since. and the girl was engaged for that
evening on 10 wait upon the table, but
became sick and rem sized a. the house
sll night. where she gave birth 10 q
child. She wss ordered 10 leave the
house the next morning. the birth OF
the child at the time being unknown.
Although bitter cold morning, she
made her wsy 20 Mrs. Hsrtmeycrs,
where she lived when out of work.
When she got there the child wss dead,
having frozen on the way. She had the
chill! concea! ed under her shaw, and
wen, up stairs snd MD the body in sn
old trunk. Il was found this afternoon
bv Mrs. Hsrtmeyer who 81 once notitt d
tue coroner VINO had the girl arrested
and lodged in jail, snd Is now holding
ST inquest. The body Was found 10 De
tbs. OF $ healthy male child, and WAS
in remarkable tste Of preervston
from the FAC, OF its remaining frozen 81
this time. The tstbe: Is SAID 10 be s
vuu.y msn living in Mouroevil!e, who
undc: the promise OF marriage, seduced
her. She refuses to give his name.
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UNCLE SAMUEL.
The Voice ofthe People Olden Times
and New-Portenious Warnings.
Richmond Wing,

k.CnmODI W I!S
Twill be remembered ths: in days o:
old the discortented and rebellion. cane
in a clsmerous murmur 20 Samuel, de-
msnding. a. be was Old, that he should
make them - king TO Judge them Ike
sill other nations" But the thing dis
pleased Samuel when they said. Give
=. King TO Judge Us And Ssmue!
p-syet unto tue Lord. and The Lord
said unto Samuel. "Hesrken unto the
voice of the people in all that they say
unto thee. for they have not rejected thee
but they have rejected me. that should
not reign over them Nevertheless, ne
SAWS unto Samuel, "Hesrken unto their
voice, howbeit protest soiemnly unit"
them, snd show them the manner OF Inc
King that should rule over them: he
will take SAYS he, your sons sud ap-
poin: them FOR himself, for his chsT!ots
and 10 be ms horsemen, snd some shall
run before his chsriois, and te Will APP
point him captains over thousands shd
csprslns over tities, and will Sc. them 10
SOW his ground and reap his harvest.
4rl 20 IDSke U!> 4Is~. inca - ~ '" 80 - -
his Instruments OF his chariotsi and be
will take you daughters totbe CONNECTION
er:. and TO be cooks. and 20 be bakers,
and ne will take your fields and Your
olive wards. even the bes; OF them. and
give them 10 hi: servants; and be vii.
take the tenth OF your seed and OF your
vineyards snd give t" his officers snd
his servants; and he will take the tenth
OF YOUR men-servsnts snd yolr maid
servants. snd your good!iest Young men,
and you ass snd put them 10 his work;
snd be will take the tenth of.you. sheep,
and We shall be his servants, and We
shall cry on, in that day because Of your
sirg which We shall have chosen. And
The Lord wI!! 10, hea. you IN iest Gay.
80 tbs, the day came when s.! tae peo-
pc cried unto Samuel 20 save them from
the consequences Of their folly. Oar
advice Is that We profit by this e1pet-
fence of the conspirs;ors and rebels OF
other days snd rest content with our
Uncle Samuel" or We may have cccss-
ION 70 repent in sack cloth and ashes
when an usurper Is fastened upon Us
and our cry will be UNDECIDED.
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.BYTHE STILL WATERS

Dop,, Won hear de hickory cracking:
Nuried ike, and soft, and low;
Sounds lust like an army tramplng,
Only It's a sign OF snow.
Here's a cinder smo!derlng,
Droppin' ashes powdered nne;
Don't be frightened, little missls'
It's corin-bul it's mine.
Let me see the balm o Gi!esa'
waytu' by the cabin 10
I won 7 hear It's leaves rustlln
Ia the spring. my child no mo,
Naybt. won't hear Ge blue oiru
Singh. in dc apple trees;
But I'll hear de angels singln
peyIl nave sweeter songs than These.
HarE. is dat de thunder rolling:
See de iorked lighnings sieam;
Many. time I've soothed my Oaoy
When de storm disturbed her dream.
Now de drum hear II oeatin,
slow and sOlemn-lise. for me;
MAJ De- it's de waves oreakin
On IL shorts OF Ga4iIee.
.rvonr be DARK, de stars am sh!nin
Nav above lie storm and rain;
D-reil be long protfa, ted meetlnS
camping ON de heavenly plain;
D.re woa't be no wail!n', weepin'-
prrr won't De no day TO part;
Christ will hear me when knock ueTe,
H-w.II bind de broken heart.
.CTo>. old Jordan's troubled waters,
Into Canaan's land ny;
psre II tree Of life Is bloomin',
All de hosts am passln by
Raise me up, hear de rust4ln
Angels at de cabin do;
Don't you weep FOR poor ole NANNY,
she won't nsyer gTieve no mo.
~ Louis Republican.
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,-,,umoda.iUu train leaves be!4alre a.
!. n, and arrives at steooehSiiis AZ
7 :. Accommodation trains leave
- ~ so a. m, and l2;SJ p N;
., i',--.,-. 70 - a. N. and 10 p. m arrive
. Hr,t,1s Ferry a. IU:l5 a. m. and 10 p.
= Erturning leave Martins Ferry al
= and ~ .. ~; Bridgeport IL 40
y. - mp. u. arrive al Belia!re a.
/, u -. and 3:45 ?. n.
|! -y..sro all principal points in the
~ West can be procured ST the
- 2 Teket once in Mcclure House, and
D 80 =. r. MYERS,
General Passenger Ticket Agent.