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50 5Oas7; Pennsylyanla Extra Family new w3 hs,,
g do choice OLD Mhe1t 70 % o 5s1 o1b e or ~ Is
spring Wheat Patents 81 50GSe % Rye Flour ~ ~
e. s eS ss % Deawars s1 Red on dock %
Delaware Rea and Amber, on track, o. W oo a.
Rve unchanged Corn Pennsylvania Western ana south
yellow on tack and IN grain DEPOT 80 o't. Wcs
steamer. 6oe oats5NS l White t-c 80 - do Ned 4cg
s9ac.' So ohio TngPad@d AID ar Slc Proysona m
Strv Ness Beef , qsi so Hams so Moss
Pork Pork. ei iTSiSc DO in sat end pickle "a 0c,
Clear RIB sides SMOKED, 71asc; DO in salt, TAT q'
DO soked 50 d6e Lard-w,siern Kettle, SASH DO
steam. 7s7 do Butchers loose, &c Butter
err Extra 2Jd26c do Good to Choice 25H2tci BIiuOu
County and York Extra. 22dzie. Western Reserve
FIX trn 10 nc do. Good 10 Choice itdl6e Roll. an
l-c Eggs-Pennsvsva ANA, 10 &C. w esern l9c Nheest
NrwYork Full Cream l2dl2qe.. Western Full Cream "a
lille DO Fair Good. gaal0c. Half skins, SA1 Al DC
Sugar. c for Fair to Good Refining Muscovadoes
Refined sugarsCut Loaf lo7sc Crushed, lose Powdered
lose Granul4ied lO4 al09sc Mould A. l0lsc Moas, o.
nominal Feed-Bran 81 ~ Petroleum Refined IN bois
81 Louis. Aug. 7.-FlOur hnm and unchanged wheat
higher 40 Red Esl sI@8Z &c, easn ~ 's9sl &C. a Il
HsgIsc al ,Ae 80. d0 So - 81 &c; No DO So
as4ie. corn gun at PC ca9l and md August Usts MN
rye quiet 81 40 bud Barley dull ant nominal Whskey
-feadT PORK steady Slj % cash nd september
q 80 August Lard dull and nominal BniS Meats higher
shoulders ED at 4Buc Clear RID f5Oc clear sides 90
Crar RID SOC. Clear SIDES SOP pc. krccps-tour 5000
nbs heat iOt.OOl Gush Corn olUl )usi.: ya,' ltV
Wheat 80 900 bush: $4,000 bush; Rye 5000 bush
Toledo Aug. w heat q.uet 30 White dlcn8a J0ci
G5c october g8oc. No Red Wabash. spot ana August.
04c Rejected SOC, No Amber uhnoi5' % o7 80 80 =
Rod Mixed CSC. Corn quiet High Mixed. 4Ol2ci NO =
sDot 89q 44Ul.c; N. Z White. nc. oats qmet 40 Z.
2sc So Wlitr, 2sl2c; Rejected 23c. R.ceVs-Wheat
l67 900 bush; Corn, 5000 oush' oats none
wISnSeroS \ c. Aug 7spirits Of IrrPeuta hTm a., at
steady at - o. Grade Inpentne urn
az 81 81 Tor elbow Dip - % Tor virgin Corn unchange
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DA.rIGs DEsIEOUs. or. I DEALiNG N
UNITED srArrs ExrgEs- COMPANY.

NY,y. YORK. july 81 i57U.)
YHF TRANSFER BOOKS OF thiS Company
Win bc oseI July 81 90 n 3d. and reoprned Au1,.s, "
Iesr. lhn-.. r. WIZ, Lt,A',t-
TNO THE BONDHOLDERS of the IAH
1 UF-rGt<N RAILWAY OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Is
FERF8Y GiVs.N ilat t4e rAUeIEG7 ior ne StorEage
Lar. r4grn proceedings f.rec'o5e the mortgage
An are@rt io td in the r0pcry Tor tie bOndhoi'rs AMI
trustee for tini purpose mas ,t'H ''-4 ny -' 80
u4torttv o. the b0ndaoidrr- . -
anurluy gt thr office Ui IKE UNION TRUST tDMFAN
of XIX. YORK. 10 NO - Broad aav, rN orh Clty.
pnnlloler. vi pcaqe deposit tAc. bonds witl aAd ft
company 90 be Iscd bY The Trustee IN the purchase u ue
r, ~ AID r rav comnauy conformity % he above
ar IN receive Deposit Receipts Transferable
i,C lUIDr..mpnt. signed DIS silo Trust company
ero.irora vii be- requested convenience OF the ieHt
iel1, i ieaye r boais for examination. &c, and re-
''4'' '-e'4 CO. f. +. BISHOP
r. NJ. BArSEIT.
rrusses Of Mortgage Of tab Western Railway Co.
N.u n Il. ID. lHsU.
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- sTocK MARKETs-BY TELEGRAPh.

CHICAGO. Aug. 7.-HoG--Recepts. $500 mead ship
n.uf. 500 heal: mark-t scrOuC and higher Grassers
- Jdsl 80 Mixed Packing a. J0a5i 10 Choice Heavy
C1IrLE-ReceiDtt LOCO head shipments $500 head
market gull and nominal
-HFEp- Receuts. 700 head market unchanged.
~ LOUIS Aug -HOGs-Strorg YOr~rr and BaltlmOre5
a Goa - 20 PACKING - 5Od<i 50 butc.rr@ 10 Fancy
- s50 e. receipts. 400 head shipments 300 head
CArrLF-DGl ana unchanged meaGrc supply niue WYhe
reccip-s. 2jO head shipments, ID I'D heaf. ....
~uETP-Dul and un hanged receipts, $50 head shipments
unup
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miscellaneous.

NJ, cI,pss.,,9,IR5iiIR ~. AYD flIE PCBIIc

vg,O CTR SUBSCRIBERS AND TIE ~ 5LlN.
mn company ia experiencing so.ie uopas "a. ne M
concurrence Il strike o p'r"h o. 11' "'hsf % IA
d,n-rept district ollCes ..,..., ...,. .,. . -.
~ MI M bows ar, entirely 'a.nncd VITA the trns Il
,ent Dy The p1nv. euu uetiH al Of thsa
ssa,il r ntr II hey "uc uot ntlao1l~ auc ,aif1t,
end 10 be slutu los ne D1c Doys w" AZ "senf As tis
trouble 49,, ,,,,e Il, h,,.. a. .ts,..s ,rr....,
- ,fh our ulessengcrs Nhte dlfy several
-.t have alrady been made end tao oys sent 10 Ptea
uiOaf IA W betrvc fie trouble
VI ~ -, cease and the bsd bns l~ 1Af o fnn lnl.
pA.N these Nhn tavf ittu previously .ls.
80 r di,Aunet sua coniu US hc sslosei n.
We ,sk o. sea hte IN clh4 tan lf,l' j. over.
/ Years respesGAHy l. v N''ah , t'''.f~N
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cIosINc rn1cEs or nosroN srocKs.

The sales of Government bonds at the boards Tor
the week amounted to S99350O against SG7795O
for the preceding week. Prices were firm ali the
wav out and the final advances are az follows 6s OF
1850 and 1881 each j. and per cents L per cent.
Wednesday the Treasury purchased S2,5OO,OOO OF
the IS Of 1850 and 1851. State bonds were du.l rs
usual. and Louisiana consols declined l
per cent Railroad bonds were about
as active as they usually are, and generally
are higher The principal changes are as follows;
Advauccs-Ere second c0nsos 81; Mobile ana ONO
first IS 3lo and first debeutures 3a4 It. Louis ana
Iron Mountain first incomes l.. ana secoud incomes
/ : OREGON Railroad and Navigation hrsts Is; Eco
ria Decatur and Evansville frsts l. and incomes
.. Ohio central hrsts l 81 Paul consOls -; ans
Kansas Pacific consols 4 per cent decline
inrnme, and Afiss0uri Kansas and Texas seconds
l per cent. - ~ ,.,,,..,
Messis George William Ball0u ~ Co. announce
their removal to NJ. Il Wali-st.
he receipts Of il0ur and grain at the principal
Atlantic ports on Saturday were:
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Business Chances.

book STORE FOR SALE.-A new and see
Oud hand stationery STORE NJ ~ v". f tanning
a great bargain tie estate Inquire DT aiffr--
GEORGE ". JACKS y. No. Is Academy ". NeNifN y J.
ZINE BUSINESS OPPORICNIT1.-Na
Il aciive business with cap'a ~ narnef M int-
preserving southern cay fct,F 90 compl -
order and good. area Introduced. fortune AHross
ORANGE. Tribune Once.
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Dipi1en0 Notlres.
MOBILE AND ONO RAILROAD COaPANf
NEW.YORK AGENCY, 80. llNk 81,

NEWYORK AGENCY NO ~ IlNk7L,so I
INTEREST NOTICE.-The Board Of Direc-
rate Of per cent npon he First preferred Income aBd ,in
ing Fund DeDenigre' pyage a. tne aseaey o. -s , n,
ne hLst DAY .l Of eDien3sr eloE 70 s S Sit az 4
August last jI pc Inc dsv Of February.
ISL 70 he stored boilers eeso a. zoe s9ss 81 's
which the transfer books Of IN sad ~. "sn,rts
prox saturday. the 5ta Of februaF 1881 rc'pe"-
40 interest rate ono per cent neon ne seaee Pr.
eried Income and sinking tnnd DeDennfr. ptsi, ~
holders Of second DebentuIes -,
ebeat"rrs transfsrred to Bearsr must be enird ia
pald tlrsreSaJ CHARLES walsh. sefreessy
oFncE OF nfg CHICAGO AND AIroS RulsoAo o.,
NOTICE.-The following resolution W.
~ passed This day Resolved. that d, Taed o. ,niss lnd
snd common STOCK Of h company payable A. 'e ere Z
b. closed August p snd reopeuea sePee,e, 5g Liy-
dends az above val apply q he NJ" .'Ha ., "n %
oyi,SSS f R3y o.,56i ' been a PT Pc eay
OFFICE OF THE TOMBSTONE MILL AID MDIys coz
49, NALNCT ST. PHILADELPHIA Jay b. ie-9.
TIE EXECUTIVE COMM ! ~ OF me
Board Directors o. Is company have tnis lag deeaj
tn regular MONTHLY OVID NJ Of s'on' D being Ifs
pany payable aud anes August 81 this oisA lansis
BOOKS closed from l2th 20 och ne.nsi5e ,,, s,..,
WI CHENEY secretary.
BANK OF rHg M,xn,rr,s COMPANY.
NEw-lOgX. Juiy 20 50.
THE President and Directors Oi the Manh0t-
Company day declared -omiannnal flN.
o. aud per cent % 4 free from 4 oil -
the earnings 81 the last months paysDr ~ am 49, ir>
day, August - J. bALDN ~ AasA'ef.-
NYw YORK. Aug g i.s0.
V'HF STANDARD Consolidated MN
4 ING COMPANY today declared t- monthly fivi-cnf
Of eHts share. PAYABLE Aueusa ~ a. 40
agency Of the Ban Of Nevada o. Na.isf- HeW B 1rA
transfer bOOkr close 9TH usi.. sni pen 800 lirf
81. T. COOK Vice P.fsileat.
Tgg NEW YORK y AU0VAL FXcHAsGH BAsK.
NRw-N0RE. July -, i-7n
18th DIVIDEND.
% The Board 81 Directors have declared 4. fend y
THREE AND OSL-HALF PER DENl. ntrsnlr ul .nt IL
Ter Aurus: ? so. C. 3. OUICALI. Cashier
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LEVY 81 BORG
NOTICE.

The Con sDIia4d Mortgage of the Kansas Pacihc feNy
corpanv dated May l. 1879 provides that the Trustees
+, may rurch,.e with funds their hands the Consoh
1td bonds M the price FOR which said bonds eau Do
had not exceeding principal and accrued interest
Now therefore, hereby given to holders ot SAN
bonds Al the Trustees said consoAdei mort
~ eeie n any time prior to the Goth day Of August
1882 sealed proposals for the sale TO them as 'uch lr
tees Of 100000 consolidated bonds ana that thy
will accept The oaer winch may be made 70 IAe Ao'
exceeding par and accrued interest -
r. nrouo,as shouId addressed 10 A H. Calef az -
rriuav \ v and Will be received Until the 10th day of
August. at noon.
Dated this 81 day Of August. 1850
55A4Y 5. G9 III; cE }rrus,eos
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uiu,oeilo Nohces

CvtTrE OF rHE CiBiAx MINlNG CoMANf}
'{i PinesL. XIV s ok. aug. o, so .
dividend NO. 5.-Ihe CLtMsA1 Az AiN ! = "
-, 900 hong THIRTY l3Ol CENTS PER ehAkh 1gaf
49,. II al nu the capital payable IdiN AnBusE-V
81 nd bs National tBauk OF TIE -iatr o. Ne.i orh, na
ga Ss.n 1~eN'1' ' r ". IITCHILI, Dr., SecretarT
0gFlcE OSrAnio SILVER MDNG COMPANY. ;
IL WAli-st. New-N YORK. Aug D. 1850 y
DTvTDFNDNO. 58.-The regular MONTHLY
y o. VTDEEp Of FlFrY CENTS PER SHARE han
I declared Tor July payable no the office Of els FaIsp
20 rs gr1iWay on tue lola inst fransi'r Books close
on the lOtb mat p -, r-l,>-- ,-.ts.a,. se.rr.,rv
KANSAS PACIFIC RAILWAY COUPONS.
Gcspon. maturing August from honds Of MS company
Lno~n a- [ fON PACIFIC RAILWAY tkA7i r a = ~.
V-iOSl also coupons maturiu same dats u9e' n
pACfFfc RAILWAY COMPANY'S COUPON tEAii ~.
aTt- series r. L ami y viii De pale on lna alter That
~, mn rreselt ~ on 20 tho MON RUST NO1fANI
me csupnns of II thr Kansas Paciic hNtwaE
COMPANY VIII hereafter be paid a. 'ne ONCE o' me Vmo
Trust Company. ,,tr.u NAN
Assstalt 3 k,sgtn
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4 u. VINO are INT 'fe-itt III Idlltotl Dtt7tht2S
y ana mileage statistics should set THE IklBp NJ AL
MASAC Tor $50 nor relly. pr,e - cents D. mat
bankers and CAPITALISTS Will want TO
- 1, tas. s2snas and t,uairrq rcc Is7j Palo
GAS STOCKS.
a. New Yarl and Brooklyn cas- stools ami also kinds
'i h''' Oh" '' t.Eott;E II. Piit MISS, u-.l
80 BRoA D--t.. AND % EALhAN 'r-FLA1F-
GAS STOCKS * C.ty r.. r. stocks and Bonds
n bought ts SOLO. f.lE"i 10. Exc-lhsr place
.C7WYNNE & DAY, - Wan--t., New-l 0Gll
" established I~5II. Transact snerN lansing ana
llos,,a2r Business % -.. Eay hare, toli- &C., 2,.
EGTlCE.-Wbereasst kholderS ownngmore
l man ol iI1 - NASF ha'e cay aupHod
writing % Che r IN, iq % q ad cS 52i 59
tie purpose OF eet term. nm BY 'o' y ,,o, S,i1n
5crVeali ial ro-nauy. a hnsas tachc san Soml-1
dse ,' - nor, ,aa ris u he he Union
a.. re- r.. -a, pans hi. been gwen said Articles oi
Union snd consolidation Is deemed pr 2es mat Hgecia,
n.i.r,- ID, recorded vote OF ne o, >h"iler' at meet
ing OF iAg c"., ~ w % ,' apil,.or T. sidney Dl-
Ho", mere ~ man p ic .c tai.roai Company TO,
M ~ The ,tocs h,ljs Of c,mpluy 10 D., haida ne ouce
81 lGc i , f5 ir i, o. Haglsj L. D. 1880 brtween
e 4.ors o. J.. oeiocS a. rs ' M of y s sad co-pota
lor me p'Ip., ~. .i W ,' % t H.. .I Arcrs of IilOu
aut 1 So ia..0a dated lnuafy 80. l- CODY o WHch
o-ai-a of which Is ~ DIE and e' De seen 81 '"s company
Gea uaa.r hand ms AN a3y Of y 3i3{ / p 1880
rrr.iieus Of the Union Pacific Railroad company.
Zclr al. ,,dcsloeers having already a..cntel to
mcneil. 10 I.. lt assent ta<e the orr Ola rec1rled vote
DAArIEs DESTROYS Of DEALING N
81, ., - III, ~, ~ ~. old Banking Mousse o.,
VIII H0WES x Co,lPA1Y. ll Wail--l. ~ -. .-.r.-,l
formerly es. 3 Man TINS PS1se ..'.' 1''
rr,uF REGULAR ANNUAL MEETING of
. lt.l.
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LION .S III J.: STATES MAIL STEAMERS.
HERMAN MAIL.

4 Hamburg American Packet ComTanvs Lus or
TIYsIDJ' TH CHaRBJU re-. and HAMBL kf.
VIVA \ ID . Aug l. WESTIlALl l...... Nut -
So, Auv gflf..kT J
RAGS Il passage to Plymouth LONDON thef oirf lam
tlr4 a points o. Eng llt fit'l itii.
Sia0 ~rcDud "a Hu. 500 ,tsrTag. 80 notnd MP 20
reduced rat ~te-rlse from HamDGrZ ot liaire- So
Il. vi X 90. B. RICHARD Az co.
II ,ssnaral p. genra General Passenger AGENTS.
M nj HIoad.,t y Y ~. 0i Broadway, \. Z,
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WHITE STAR LINE. ..-.,,,, s,V,,,-a.
w UNITED STATES AND Nc AZ ~ "a - !, ~, -''
FOX o. EEN ~IOWN A ~ II A..t No..
MOTTO Erl- steamers N this line tiNo VS. l-l',
ende, by Aenr. MauIY Z D - OF D's~ N1' '@'f
ana Lon voyages rt.ta, ID,
Bhi4-lA 4. &C. DluG Perry - tei'i's Nss -. -.
ADRIATI.. Ir Jennings Thursday An- g. n n
GEnAANI' Cant. Kennedy ,aturi2y Ahs. ~ d, u
4nf por-ni '-.af o.
FROM THE WHITE STAR DOCK, FOOT os "A-''
Ines ,ieamers uniform in size aud unsurpassst -
ualutmeuts Tins Stater,ums. riu'<Af -.
tis noise A-A
least lett anOrGng degree OIL eohliosN "'-''t''
a ll~ctru
uokrfs % favorable terlns ,...u.-.t,.
Sr.e stsamers carry neither cattle sheep nor 2lS . ~,
fnrinspecuon Of plans aud other iu-crht9n Apvy ~ ~
Company's Offices No 81 Broad siy sew ttsst'cr.
Walnut. sL.Pa iAlel VAla r. NN''- - --'
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financial.
FIRST MORTGAGE BONDS
OF TIE
WHEELING AND LAKE ERIE
RAILROAD COMPANY.
THIRTY YEARS 10 RUN.

THIRTY YEA Iks TO KUN.
Interest az SIX PER CENT per annum, payable semi
annually in the City Principal and interest in
GOLD
Secured by a first mortgage TO the Farmers Loan ana
Trust Company Of the City NewYork covering the entire
line rolling stock rghts, franchises and all other
property OF the company.
Issue limited $4,000 per milo Of road completed ana
fully equipped. ooo H..
Branch line Norwsk 10 sandusky via Huron M a mics
,ro,,,1eDgtb q, rad ....... POI miles
short railroad De from ,,--
and Sandusky 70 NewYOrk By y mics
Toledo and Sandusky Philadelphia 90 miles
Toledo and -anuskv 10 Baltimore by % nles
Itls 70 miles shorter than by the Baltmore ana
Railroad frm Wheeling and Detroit and 81 miles
shorter Huron and sanfusky and passes through e
great Coal and Iron Beds OF Ohio. 1870.
AT steel rails Low grades and light curves Ful nrsl,
class equipment. Ightest mortgage on any nneo r,
a. anal lenRth and less han 0nethtTd
principal connecting lines 90 the state
POpu alton OF the counties on the Inc over tuoupo.
WF OFFER $1,000. geo OF THE ABOVE-NAMED
bonds nj DJ and accure Interest 49, -
norton OF fupaii capital stock OF the Har0id 9
pang vii allotted the purchasers 0 tae nfst t9ooOoO
ne rgS TO increase the price without further notice
Prospectus and other Information will be furnished on aD
phcauOn 20
The New.YOrk. New-England aud Western
INVESTMENT COMPANY,
81 and Ss Pine Street, NeW-YOrk,
ETNAVrTAI AGENT
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ROTTERDAM LINE. -. -,
~ nloeNV'' '' ....... wednesday. Aug II.
AN - = ........ "a r,lnes ~. Aux -
e ~. y, A. .... We.inesffy. Aug -
- cabin RlO-E7O - gabin. S45-s5o -tserasa .4o
81 CALAUN. Genera Agent, ~ 70uth "a lsa - 80.
tBN p x illtil--i rfoisite - -
l. W MORRIS 3u Broadway, Genera fassd2s Asehe
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financial

All. who are interested in railroad business
= ans mileage starsl!cs should 1st THE TRIBUNE AL
MAEAC Tor $50 noH ready. price, - cents D. mat
bankers and CAPITALISTS Will want 10
yef T- tribune 4 lmauac 1850; o gives the cures
United states sevenue ami rxp.uurir" s.Ece 1874 F-o
-cfIf bis na
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GERMAN MAIL. -

TMPLkIAI VI IMAM " n u =
4 NORTH GERMAN LLOYD, .,--
STEAMSHIP LISF BETWEEN NEW YORK
5OCTHAMPTON AND BhEMhH .. ID,
MOSFL...... = uz "a. EHhl - 80, 80,
DONA IT,. Aus p y ~ \ "
RATES OF PASSAGE from y EN YORK - sou ihN"F'
ION. HAVRE OK BREMEN an
FIRST CABIN % -stys y NsNSA-'
STEEGAGE SBf
Return tickets Prepaid s'eefts' esr"b
cafes. 81, ~, . go. -, ,,.-.... -,
=. :
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WEEKLY RANGE or PRICES.

ros tno wees. closms 40;
a-. 1-4Ai ~
u..t... ,,..,..., 49,, 2 .fulv3l| sold.
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INDIAN LINE ROYAL MAIL STEAMEt

FORQUEEN sTOWN AND LIVERPOOL
NOTICf.-Ine steamers II tht- Line % sursnl1s
Maur, . Lane rOuies a seasons % ths year.
t'fI-v Cr IIl. luT,... aug D. "a.
CiT-y M d RlTs ............ Hfilv Aig 5 .. n.
cry OF MONTREAL. THU HsDAf Aug 20 $40 m.
CITY OF RItHMOA D.-......-All kDAl --gL .. 80. m
cry or rGIJ 49, Al, pt -iJ q. IL
From pier 81. \. r.. foot OF Charlton ~.
ana Sef7 . az irl)s g5r tA
SVtERAEE --- Dr4tts at lowest rltes.
Aanuus sLaterOons smoking InG 0lth rooms 'nldslDs
Ill..e .Icamers carry cltt,. .l.np d = g - ~
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1880-08-26
For the Public Ledger.
THE SONG OF HATE.
~ WILL. II. KERSAx.


Come I at last, my mastersl come I at last,
though late,
To sing in your ears unwilling the terrible
song of hate
A song that will startle the timid, aud make
them tremble and pale.
Bat the truth i seek,
And the truth / speak,
Though the whole world cover and quail.
Hate I that world, my masters! with all of it
Its Mosques, and lies, and illusions deceivina
us butte damn.
I heartily hate the living, and l hate the very
dead,
Aud everything,
By vassal or king,
That was ever cone or said.
For, since the first fierce morning of time,
with its tolls and tears,
Down through the dim long vista Of feet and
fugitive years,
I see but the one black picture, 'twixt cradle
and coffin bed,
Of conquering knaves,
And covering slaves,
And the doom that struck them dead.
Hate I that world, my mastersl so given t.
shame and sin,
Where mOrtals by fate are hobbled, and fet
tered, and hampered in;
And never / moan nor marvel, when / heal
the curdling cry
Of Wretohes who dare,
In this hopeless snare,
To curse their God and die.
Hate 1 the name of pleasurel it is ever akir
to pain,
And leaves its dagger to raukle in spirit, anC
heert, and brain;
Whenever she drOppeth a lily adOwn on ny
sunless path,
/ SILVER with fear,
For / know that anear
There hurtles a bolt of wrath.
Hate / the name of friendship of all thing
fckle and frail.
For 0, in the time of torture full Oft have
seen it fail;
well l know
1t will wither and pass,
Like flowers amid grass,
And leave me with my woe.
Hate 1 the garish bauble of famel that gildet
cheat;
Down would they bow before me, if 1 were
chosen chief,
Though 1 won the race
Through my own disgrace,
And the help OF a Titled thief. ua23
Hate l the name of richest they bring il
their blasting train
A rout of coyetOus courtiers, who faWn a
thy feet for gain;
Nothing they care, ye nabobs, for thee, it i
plain to tell:
Name them in thy will
For a gum-then spill
Thy blood. 1t will please them well.
Hate 1 this life, my mastersl so cruel, an,
calm, and cold;
Hate | the awful secret that never to man wa
toldl-
The mystery spechless and silent, that wrap
us around and about,
That sealeth the tomb
With a.ehastly gloom,
And shutteth the future out.
Hate / it all, my mastersl but most 1 hat
mankind.
They are deaf to the voice of counsel, to thei
p~lainest duty blind:
l cry, and they scoff my warning; l call, an
they only jeer;
While they plan and scheme
In a rosy dream,
Till Azrael makes them hear.
MEMPHIS, August. 1850.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1880-08-26
U GARFIELD"
The Foundation of an Alleged
Classical Education.

Major Bundy's Astonishing Book.l
When young Garfield first went to
Hiram he had studied Latin grammar
so far that he understood the con-
jugations and declensions, but had not
learned the construction of sentences.
He had his option between entering a
primary class and going over the work
which he had already done, or of going
into an advanc ID class, which would
compel him at once to begin the trans
lation of Caesars Gaul.
Quite naturally he chose the more
difficult task. But when he looked
over the first lesson Of translation
about six lines, he realized for the
first time what an unknown quantity
the work of translation was. But he
sat down to face this difficulty with
that quiet, bulldog ~tenacity and pur-
pose which have so often pulled him
through. Immediately after supper
he took a candle and his textbook
and went up to the recitation room in
an upper story. so as to wrestle alone
with this new task.
Sitting down in front Of a table with
his Caesar, he began his attack by get.
ting from a glossary the Specification
of each word. But this did not solve
tho problem. So he wrote out each
word on Q separate piece Of paper, and
arranged and %rearranged these slips
very much as he might work any other
puzzle. Finding that one sigDifcation
would not answer, he wrote down all
the s%igniReations of each word, which,
Of course, increased bis difficulties in
something like a g~eometrical ratio.
But he kept sullenly and determinedly
at it, and worked away hour after hour
without moving or looking away from
his task, until, about mightnight, il
was accomplished.
Then for the first time he came back
to circumstances. He found that
he did not know where he was or how
he had come there. His candle wal
making its last expiring flicker. But
one by one recollections of his home.
Of his journey to Orange, and of his
coming to Hiram, came back to him
and he then realized that he was {
student at Hiram, and that he haC
conquered the most appalling task o.
his life,