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Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1882-10-26

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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-03-23
Ia AsEINaToh o OHIO kAlLsCAO
WINTER ARRANGEMENT,
q n q THOMSON,
General Mana sr.

DGEtuDln2 oCtODer 10, kSSl.
The NAIL TRAIN will leave Washington
ct 8 20 q. n. and Alexandra ct 8 70 {. z.
daily, except Sunday; pass Leesburs, go.Ig
westward, at II 80 8. % and srrive .! RogE55
Hill at IL 10 p N. Lesve Round Hill 81 |! 81 81
p m; pass Leesturs, gong eastward a: u
p. M, and arrive 1t Alexandria Rt 8 l5p. J.
snn 81 Washington ct 8 80 y. N.
The d CLOMIODATIUNT TRAIN will es7a
Washington at 4 % p. No. ard Aie1arcils o.
70 ?. m, daily, except sunday, and Drive u q
LeesbIrg at 4O p. II Lenve Leeo5u1G 81 D"
m: and srrive st AltxsudrIa ST 8 Is 8. L.
and Washington al 80 C. Il.
NF Passengers from Washington wi. aEs
the Washington End Ohio cars ii the EsIsine:oo
Potcnsc Railroad station st9 20a.n. and a'~
D. m., and 90 through withou. change q cs W.
The 9.25 an. trslE from Alexandra ald lI';
2. m. train from Round Hill connec: q. Houaai
Hill with GOSH hT'S Daily Line o.
Coaches for Snickersville, Berryville and WE WE
chester; also aedm,n's Line Of Coaches, va ,,.
!!osve haosburg daily for Aide and Gidai~
burg.
Both trains, westward, make close connection.
S. Vienna, with Sisson' Line Of Stsgs6 ;or fa''
tx Court House. -.
Generalization tickets, 81 ctr per Ell"
Anazss tick CAS-, $50.
z q. EAVEEER Z,
ocl4-tI General Ticket hss1H
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Aez%lleexaudriu 0azette
THURSDAY EVENING. MARCH q
Manitessat!ons OF Fear

1t is ssld that the emperor ChsillB v,
reading 80 cp,aDb. Here lies one Who atv-r
knew lear" remarked Then he ueV.r stuff.
cd emile With his 6ogers." 1t is crtainlj
q somewhat absurd. though tlvotit= claim
for popuisr hero. tha: TIC nlv;r koCW fear.
NJ one D; sscssiog he III au nerves or tr,in c nd
FAY this viii traib. That brave Iusp he7eT
y,e!ls 10 tic cnu.lCn my be true fGCug b, but
20 Fay that O! 90 rcil!d Of his If, he tgpl-
,i-no rsr Is Imply lmDis:lb.e. As Ljid
L7tton eXlris5tsl:
It shines man not 10 Zee. msa's mortal lear,
II sbames ID Il only II lhs. fer su5duo
TIER l. as;lry IT youog r=c:ul: !. iheTtisly
y =s.7' War gCItg TOTO soion fer he first ,lpe
10 bis Ets 10 the hlghes Spirits. L)vs 6. :
baun,' rtmaIE, d ure Of bis mrsdes. as III.
troois were dIaWo uD ready 10 ch.Igs, "ie Is
jul .! Jkes; tow brave be H." Not al al re-
p!!ed rrs Vrteran ADDRESSED "he knows uol
leg of Ih.. coming. Yyu d I, cid ,mrade.
are Tar Dr -v.r We 81: aiii or our hlrs.s though
We are iorrltl, afraid.
Fear is C r.ai,y one of tho most irrsiioasI Of
the psssJIe. Is apr s!w ,2s tXclisd By h
rresepc, Ct d&rs-r. Nat wh3 Ga be G '" AID
collec.d 10 cas- SGT real poll sill terbl, tt
soma f,tci'uI ul.rn. ! h Duke Of Sotomb re-
Cuuiu l.C9 30 tCeCS viii IchuJ GVuFaRe. Gu' ~
ttou room ii he siHs csr 10 II. 4 very brave
freuch fis.r aLt,d Ut h, sish. Ct rou6e
The suGncr OF te "rrrk 50 Sly" $ stcs that 4
he had sW5id ia bis ha d as would rOtaer en
o.uu',r lion Ia Abe q, Serl than 90 s!oEe 10 6
RON Wh spiceE. May p tpe have mlsv
tsoctiuI aa'!l a;hes ahrch xc'o ,heis fear, 10 Il
m,nu,r real dagger aouG D. pow:ress 10 dc.
Feer Ct lhfec 100 is a or, ed that tlnbitts.s h,
lives OF m,py sensltla people
9h-re Is q IeseI d 81 Oh kss."rn 0e,v,h, Uh),
known ths; the pi.aue WAS Ab JuI 10 V.sit Ger
tain city, b.rgalh,d with tha disease Ina. only n
sre f ID Lumb-r IF victims sluuld fsil. Wter
twice The numt o. Gerl.f ed. in pl.aus eIplaiLtd
its apparent breach # contract by a.eerlii
Fec kIeo there's" In ali times OF epideu.-
les to.,tr: c tel similar tales. DuriIg :ne
great plague Of 1tGj-G. IN unfcr.u. alta II al Gle
purely from flight; praciicsl Joket who net
Lin IN tie siresL PRETENDED to dlsCCv The fatal
Spot upon him aud tee ro)r IL al went no 1t
snd oen, lot UI the Ci:i ass. tut Of sheer tarror.
A lonK obituary LET might be comp q O; rhe
victims Of ie.r; from ihe c niusI II. the nj d q
sg-s. Vh> repreVed fer he b I'd laid his head
o III btcg, was found 10 have 8 sd ere the a1e
Could '"nth MIN. down t, lhs poor bun men.
toned by dcr CO Wslpo!s. whose disreputshls
abbess .lt,,als ffi1Lt,ned her 20 d-s,h" ty
whiting b. ~ ilht snd telling h r ina, sne Was
dyil g.-London Daily Ns,0s.
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SS2 GREAT 1892

PsNNsYLVANIA ROUTE
70 TNS NORTH. WEST 4 SCUTHlFsss..
DOUBLE TRACK,
STEGA RAILS, SPLENDID SNK@EET
GAGniFICENT GQHIPN
In rGec! January q 1852.
ir'lrs 'esVe Washington, IT. nj staten, corG
Of Sixth and Is sire. Is, as follows:
For Futsturs end the West, ihicsgo Limited
f1nra.s Of Pullmsn Hotel enc S,eeping u,r
al 81 & N. daily; Fast Lite, 30 D.
dsi!y. with Shaping Cars from Hsrrlsbursa
Cincinnati Western Express 90 D. m daily
with Palace Cars to Plttsburg aun Cl caasL
Hail Esnrers a' 81 p. H. daily lJr 2I.,buIs
and tho West.
Baltimore and Pot, msc R,ilrosd
For Ctnsudsisus. Rochester. BuGa.o, i.i:grs
at 81 . 10. daily, eScapt Saturday, with Pal.
ace Ca's 10 Cea.ndagua.
For Wili.nspurt, LUCK Haven and E,mi.a, a
~ q. m dsilS, except SuHds7.
For Nee York ind ths K.el, s co 6. u. 10 80.
10. 81. 8 GO ard 10 -. N. On Suud,y
~, 81 aud 10 ~ D. N. Limited express Ct
Pullman Parlor Cars. so q. u. daily, eicei.
Sunday.
For Brooklyn, N Y, all ,broua h trains courec
stJersey City with boats # brooklyn iE1tf
shorditS direct transfer 10 Fulton shesi
avoidirg double ferrIsge acrots New Yc's
City
For Philsdelphi.. SO q. n 10 80 >. m, 81.
5 AZ, so, and 10 ~ . IL. On SuDd,y H.
al 81, aid 1920 .. m. United HEpiea,
~ III. dairy except Sunday
For Baltimore, ID, s on, 80 1879 m s,i
30. 4 70. 40, 40, 7 80, go and 10 70 . H.
n Suhdsy SO $50 q. H., 81, 5 ~. 80
$50 spd ~ 20 D N.
Foo PopE's Cr.ek Line, 6 90 q. m snd 4lp u
daily. except Sunday.
For Annapolis { Al =. n. and 44O D. m daily
except sunday.
ALEXANDRIA ANDFREDE.IoKsBURG
kalLWaY AND ALIEN NUKIA AND
WASHINGTOH EAlLnuAD
For Hie1endriS $50. 12]. $40, II % AZ:
II rs a, H., 4 70, s. %. g 90 aod II 80 p, IL
On sunday st G 81, 9 90, IL 20 AID ii p a. Z
and 90 o. N.
For Richmond snd tho South, 6 50 and II Is a.
m. daily, and 5 COP N. daily, except SUNDAY
Trains Leave Alexandra for WssuIus!ua os
Boo. 8 63, and 10 .. Ia; II 40. 8. il. I. All
20 p q. and - midnight. Jn Sunday 81
U.s. So. and 10 ". IL 7G0 and 8 - .. T.
Tickets ano Information ri the Office, noIlhH.
corner OF 18th and Penns5 lvsnia avenue, and 81
tho station. where orders CEN be lett for Ice
checking of baggage to Destination from hoita
and residences. J. K. WOOD.
General Passenger Agent
FRANK THOMSON,
General M1nausr isrW
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Gpent@g ana Ciuslls OF the 5Iasia
CLOSING.

CLOSING.
Nsshin gtcn, u. O., and Northes:to,a iasils s
8. ILL.,, Il "a. sad AID 8 Is D. n.
Western mails 30 and 10 .. "a.
Southern mails via Richmond, w., 10 80 S.
%. md 81 End Is o N.
South End Southwestern mails, via Lynch.
burg, Virgins. Way anc through mnils, o. d.
n. and W y. n.
Hxnassas DIVISION % g. n
AieIsldrls to Bound Gill Va, 8 90 :. L,
OPENING,
Northern and Western mails. via Washing.
ION, u. g., 30 &. m. II 10. and d 90 D. II.
Southern mails, via Richmond, Va, 80 h. m
and y 30 o. m.
Southwestern mails via Lynchbu7K. Virgins
(:hrouSh maisJ including way fasils on Midland
Railroad, 8 30 d. u.
HARNESSES Division 30 p. m. for lock box only.
Round Hill to Alexandria, Va. 3 ~ q. N.
Office Hours-OtNce opens at 8 so .. t., snd
closes st 0O p. m.
Sunday Hours-Ofacs oieas q! 8 Is 6. m, sad
closes At q 30 =. IN.
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South Bound.
J 6a1p,s
North Bound.

Gsil, Southwark, connects .. Chs.!ot.a,vr.
with Ches. s. Ohio Z. g., East end Vast =,
Lynchburg, connects With Norfolk q W.
ern K. H., through Southwest Vi,vjpi. =.
Nashville New Orleans Memphis, E.iiya Ro,S
snd Texss--and st Dsrville with HichEosS'ss
Dsnvii;e & &, TO South snd Southwest,
Express !rAlns connect ct Charlottesville vn
fbes. & Ohio trains for the West scd win
s. ID K s. Ut psrvi!le fer all roil.s in Sar's'
south Rsst southwest arc E.s. r
kIpr.ss trsirs nor.hward mike conrec,i,,,
CharlOttesvi,:e for Rich oout.
AlXED TRAINS for Msin i.iro lesyo A.
eJ.rdris daily, except Sunday, 9cO a. n, a.
GO p. L., and returning s.zivs at Aie1.ri,,
8 OS p. 70, end II Is y M
For 81 MANASSAS LlNE lnare Mashir1,,
10 c. u. end AleSandris IS 4. m, dsiiy
connecting wish tho Valley Rosd gss, ~
Wssi. al st kiver with s. v. X i f)r Ipn,
ana WsGIesboro. Leave Str&Surs | 50 n. n
arriving ~ hisIsrdrin a. 5 SIS D. m
AIG&D Train FOE III AHe.SSsS Div.
ISlCN leaves EleIsndris Gs;ly. axcspt Sn,.
| day, st ~ .. H., arriving Of Sirnsaursn5I
% NJ, and returning lesvos S;fsshurz 6, j.;
q. no.. arriving in A,aZsndvia ri lG p. m.
For hidaleburg. daily tsxcsp: Suat,y) so,.
| neIt!on as Eia,!. station.
For uppervills, regular connection e. Da,.
| plane.
] For Washington, Rappahaapccs, daily e..
neo.ion, e1 ceut Sunday, 81 Oulpepe-
All tralns connect. - sad .fron WARREN.
TON.
all tr.ins :rake Sood connections. 8. Wut.
! ington, TO and frcEo {; ORTIZ and West.
| HuIlGan Slaspsrs betasen New York sra
Atlanta Oh nail ira'As in esch dire Lon wilbrr;
change; on! y one casnso OF cass oa!wSea Aes
| York ind New Orleans.
| New Orleans Shoppers leave WsshinStc, 4,
10 .. m. running through without chang
! Pullmsn Sleeping Cars between Wssbias,cs
and Char los:on, =, @. without change, OF ia
! p. n. train.
| Pullman Sleeper between Greensboro sid
Aukuat,, "a, on l0s II. connection
| Msrk'sAd justable CHAIR Osrs arc run on Nib;
trAiDs between Washington and Danv!lle.
Throu<h tickets at lowest Rates 10 all impo,.
ant poihis ia the United States.
| Nail Trslos in Doth directions make close coz.
nectlon Ct F1ahkiin junction 10 aud from I'll
points ca franklin Division.
hEhEEf SLA UHRTEE e. IA
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aTEAHEEH,
WASHINGTON STEAMBOAT CO.

{LLMlTED)
b2ass bat%eea WaunIrGf and ALSX-
ANOh!h TiIt rus PROMPT y IS follows, viz: =
- cave Seventh street v b ,rf at7; 80 20
~ ~ ~ srn II ~ n, snd 1890. 80, z 80, 8 80
So SO 3u and p m. w.
tes7e Alexsadris a! 8 90. so. 80 8 80 10 80
i 80 and 8 80 o. N. Nv w. 'o'
'"'.'sC aslthsS z-~syDE.vGS.
The steamer ARRoWsHITH leaves ~ st
T"'S r. "ssn'ns,4n st. m. ard Ale1sndrie
DAY and SATURDAY for all river iond:n nv
On Monosys IS for as Nomlni Ferry on Thurs
ny "omlui sno CurIIoman; ON .,s,ur1.. ms
eoid'S with 3. q 0. x. K A. onep'
Con. Nv, y " W. HlhLsY Gen. Manager.
up. 'Ho y. WooD. 1T. e Psss +gt rnci5
FOE NORFOLK, PORTSE0IIT. T0p
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sIaS'a"i sjSLa Es,.
I'd Popular sicnthly Drawing CT the
IN TIE clts of Louisville, on

IN toe city OF louisville. oa
FRIDAY, MARCH 81. 1852.
TheEa drawings occur monthly {sund=y5 er.
cepte6) under proTisiors Of al &C. Cf tno Gen.
ers aeaembly of Kentucky.
The United States CIRCUIT Court OF Mach 81
rendered zoo following decisions
aSs-Th2t TIE Corn Hneuwc3E4h Sis.
Irritation Company Is aegs:.
2S-sts drawings are sair.
Tho Company bias now on hsnd large reserve
fund. Resd carefully tina list of osizes i:cr tho
MARCH HsNG.
prize-."SsO,uG0 l0O prize. Sl;u esca $40 CO..
| PRICE. l0.CO0 200 prizes sc each tiiHG
! prizs...- 5,0G 600 prizes 20 esah 1900
100U prizes 10 ea"h IO,oIC
30 prizes 1000 each Si0,GO
70 prizes 500 each 1000
sprises 200 esca, APPROX. prizes. ""..;5522, ri
prises go each, ,.,,. l,Sla
9prizes leo eEch ...,- $40
l,SGn pTses. Sll2 i,s
Whole tieke:s So hail tickets g.; q ticket.
600; 56 tickets SlG0.
Remit Il oney or Bank DIFF. in Istta- orseac
by Express UON'i SEMI By KEGLSTEa.
ED LETTER OR PO~TuFF.IR OkDEH
crdera Of S. and upward, b. cypress can Be-
sent st our expense Address sli orders to 81.
II. R.bsEsss5zA y, Courier. Jou-na! Build
ng, Louisville. Ky, 81 8 u b-ordva5 Ey
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S'0SAi'is OF snla line will run Es follows.
FGE NcREGr.ES,
connecting with Merchants and Miners Linz
!of Sos!oo, Eteau1er Aii's
g..sSl' O2 TEE EzEz
EVERY MONDAY, "WEDNESDAY 49,
rhlDa I, NJ w o'clock PAM; return;np Leave
Horicsx On alternate dsys at AGO D. M.
i;ha stsnhcn Iron steamer hiss lust been osiDt.
80 taIo9GhouL: stntafooms newly furnished and
csrpeted, and is the hsndsonest "a we'll pa the
ssfest ons: on the Potor &C river end Chossneete
'ay, snG 10 the Only steamer making closn con.
nei't!on with the New York and boston stasm.
sfs; also connects with Richmond cleaners and
'silr9ad Ines outh. Stops ct PINEY POINT
"na ao ru 80 an LOOKOUT gong and returning.
rates OF fare will be Sc follows:
FIRST class faro TO Fortress Monroe and Nor.
io az 6U; esccnd class 81 60; first class f.-e r.
finey FolIt and Point Lookout 81 so: second
C! ass 15c.
FGEE sEEy Y0RK.
= 1@s w rs e ks5 Il. g. G.F9G se.&tD J0ags
GEESGJr
-. ES.IA 7, and returning leave New
U IsDEY.
Tho stoaE1efs Of this cornpany mske connec.
hons It Norfolk for Boston and all poin.a Hao.
al now YosR With ell penis Wost and Norlb.
wess and 81 AleIsndris with Vireinis MiSlspG
s,i'lrosd enc Washington ard Ohio Railroad
:n;ouah Tiles given end freight handled care
iG!lS snd Promptly. For further inforrstlor
Apply 20 z. a. h hED, Agent,
r,,. n.~,. .Ianney's wharf.
liio street,
So, Til Washington, D. G.
t.:-,.s;;1. GLIDA'S STEAM LINE WEsK
LIZ TO-
T2SAA Z LpHiA, FALL RIVER, PROVE.
DESCE AND BOSTON.
Appointed stiiins Cay froa Alexnne-ia sv
GS.s y ESHA snd Ilom Phila0ejphia EV.
EHy SAL UGDAY. -
TGls line connecys ri Alexzndris with .ho n
D: q I'd. snd " e. 0. <. Ms., ana at PhiledaI.
Fjais with Olg,do's regular Steamships for Fan
hiVGs, Providence and Boston.
freight forwarded with prom ptloss End csra
Tres OF COMMISSIONS. -'-'
80 chsTEs for :rs1sfef IL Phil.deluhis. and
70 Wharfage II Boston. Quick tinao. P-eauent
de2ariuroa. Through rafes and through SiIIs
o. iaGlng GlTol. Insurance ct the lowest rata,
Agents
=. Z. REID, Aiexsndr;1.
Wa: Z OIL YDE s. CO., Philado!pbfs
JohNSON & CO.. Wash. g George D
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f'oS6DE.sC fslt'Ea L.yyDsNGs
FOE NORFOLK, PORrsa0UTs non.
GAIs5 AUHROE AND THE soUrH
THE STEAMER
u CRGE T,F A pv

THE STIANHR
u ECRGE LEA nv
u,.u, carrying tho U. s. Mail
~ iesTe ner wharf fyot Of Prince street on
~ ESDAfS. THURSDAYS and SsTu W
P Pn ~; pU IT o:So Gcioek p. NJ, Stopping a.
turninr Retnr u o'Is LOOKOUT going aud re.
= EaDAfs. FRIDAYS and SUNDaYS .. "a 4
o'cicck p. N. q . a.
CALI AND WINTER ARRANGEMEyT
Seslnn!pg October l.
f fta' stsss fale to Fortress Monroe and Nor
class isre to tiney Pon. and POM I'oot ru,'
- GU Second class, each wsy, rs cts.
Conhecls At Norfolk with steamers fo, Rich
mchd, HeH York and with The Merch.ntJ snt
Miners Ii: Q cr Boston. ALL
uoo GEORGE HATT1NeLY, supt.
-N1 o1Sn: q seht. uh26
! hAEED G. SEAgCERD CcksTiNe 90
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Alexandria Gazette Virginia Advertiser
GeMasssages sEGEscaAgFs.

GoMHsssges EEEEscEsABFs.
IsHAs' s. TAELoR. Jr.,
WEoLEsALE AND RETAIL FEED
DEALEI. AND
C0AAEssION MEHUTANT.
Cotton Seed Hcel. Ra'e7 H.y, Outlay Hon.
lDy Chop. hlacli-S. Ind HvgVy bid Lish. Er.r
tpeci.lties
Prompt attention given to ali orders.
L os Il ard Is EiNu STREET
nn!O ----------- AlaS.udrla. 90.
UT Z. JohEao1i & CO..
WHOLESALE GROfJESg
uAA Gi-E.L C0M MISSION IE.GuANTS,
And Dealars in
hE!, KINDS Of LISIrGRG
Have on hsnd 6 E:$Ota Xy Ky Xyy3
ard Pure CID RYE. OLD aBJHSY
IH'S and I GOMP SOti'S FUKa EYH
w + Es, to Thjc5 itcy Invite .!-a alssa.ion
81 the tTtGs
ORDERS from the coua:ES for E,errsa2Gige sls!l
receive prompt attention
Consignmente OF Flour. Grsir and CouEt,y
ffoduce solicited, :or which .hoy guarantee lie
highest market prizes snG pro.ap. :ssr5ns.
Ho-tne:st cG-nar c! GaIae.cG ant I!oyal ras,,
a!n3@nS:El-. ". sepl4
'I>aoaAs Pals&E.
GENAGAL ComM!e3!oG MERCHANT
DEaLEl; II FLOUa. Ei3E. SILT, AND
FsRGiLIa GG,
G!sc Agsns fer
Watts IssLLz1.1a!! 3A . G.&>s2 sn1 CHILLED
PLoWa.
fehlH-ti ALEXANDRIA VA
Is. FIsBER. c. wn. rrsHsp
s.SisAha . BKGa.,
Successors 10 Fisher, Rcss * CO..
E1oOEES, LIQUOR 49, UUM Mi6s:iOS
h.i:HCG arts,
40. 10 Cameron street., r PzaGdris, "a
hE2cisl Is.el1'on 2i7on u the sale OF c2uatry
p1"oac". poultry &c inaJ-tf
Z REoDEA5 {: &c,
Nhoiesais ijaalera ana ,!:;ae,.;..
GECCAR!ES, EHOVLSINES. EiJTIx.
SALT AND rISS,
e suE Ing o'ss!ebratcd pare, ole WEskeys,
Srsrd:es, yin E"n,, &c. 4acse= i !:o.'s HA.ls.
de:hi. snd Gl=go:t'f Baltimore liIe.. .nG ;!ar-
uet y s1gsFs Lager Bag: IL casks or tc.tias.
Agents for laly.eS =, ?Fsjcl Ecas %aa2;i,
Flour, jeucs 8. GiIR ., Cos Standard Sosn
Dupont e Cos. Sporting saG t:.:.ati:,4 Our
powder, aed Baltimore sad 2c.c.s.c giYe
Slc.r,ars
Ordera promptly a:ienaae to, enc coasi.r
CO. 2,-kf .inTr-5y;. L.
5 ., GlL&Jis3,
WG3L.s5ALs .AND TAM.yly u;3;c:ss;s.!,
E2A c!2a-xGa 81; COZ CT :a2s.ZgHa9gOa
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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1882-09-21

REFERRING TO the proposed canvass of
Mississippi by Senator George, the Ncv Mis-
sissippian, of Jackson, Gays he "has proven,
during his two years in the United States
Senate, that he is a patriot and a statesman,
and we predict in advance that from his
opening in Brandon on the goth, until his
close in Vicksburg on the 4th of November,
he will be received with unstinled welcome,
and listened to with delight"
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1882-09-21

maneHt net gain in this sort of dicker is the one
argument most fatal to its general approval Before
the administration goes much further in trading
with such men as the author of the alleged Mis-
sissippi plan-we refer of course TO the leader 10
tration will find that the party is losing in the
North much isster than ii Is gaining 10 the south
If Chalmers and his little following w91ld pr9ies
faith probationers, they might be adm1tte1
But while they stand on their own ground ana AK
the Republican party 10 come over 70 tneln, oIIn
ing honors and emoluments, we have too rnuch
respect for American manhood to believe the ih'
vitation will be accepted.
The Republicans will discover in the end
that they have lost more than they can pos
sibly gain. In 1872 the Democrats tried the
same experiment to which the Republicans
have resorted, and it resulted in ignominious
defeat. Weary OF repeated disasters, and I'M
patient 10 grasp the spoils of office, It was
insisted that new departure should be taken,
and just such leaders as are now engaged IN
selling the Republican party 10 the new
converts from Democracy sold out the Demo-
cratic party 10 the Liberal Republicans. The
cid Democratic veterans were sacrIhced,
principles repudiaied, and Horace Greeley,
a lifelong enemy, was selected az the candi-
date for President. He carried only four
States. The Democrats could not be
transferred by the contracting parties
az go many cattle in the mar
ket. The Republicans should learn
wisdom by this experiment. No party can
succeed by bartering and trading. Malone
and Chalmers will soon be deserted by the
Two great political parties and, standing be-
tween them they will receive the FIRE OF both,
the fate which generally overlaLes the party
dassrter
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1882-09-21
FRE SOUTH WIND
FANNY PAKSELL-

Out OF tie periumed, beau tiful South, out of the
home OF the roses.
BLOW, o wind Of the summer Seas. wind of the
Come when my heart, like flower in drouth,
chaIice and petals uncloses,
Signing in pain for the dew and breeze, faint
with sultry unrest
Rise, o wind oi.the South, and blowI set the
fountain OF spices flowing,
Aloes and cassia, and costliest nard, cinnamon,
saffron and myrrh;
garden and orchard glowinr
Bre.the on the earth thai is stripped and hard.
Like bird in nest at the break Of day with its
wings IN dreams uplifted,
Thrilled with a sense of the coming dawn, ere
the luminous gates unclose,
Or FERN iron the tropical groves astrsy, On the
Waiting the birth of brighter morn in its eere-
ments of alien SHOWS.
Biesk is my garden sterile and dark pever a bud
with sunlight hushes;
Sealed is the fount of odor ana palm, fed and
Mute are the cushat, marss and lark, never q rll
with music gushes,
Barren are vino and fig-tree and palm chill Is
the day. and the night is long:
Ever wait and watch for the Spring, for the
Looking for Youth in his robes of gold, and for
Love, like king alighting,
That my soul may soar from the dust and sing in
the glow of magical day;
But the piuless hours fly one by one, and no
sound the sdlnes breaking,
Heralds the feet of risen Love, with the silver
strains of the past:
for new awaking,
Never a wing Of the slaughtered dove shall brood
Ger the nest at last.
Wind OF the North thou hast nipped my flowers,
n1pped and blasted my best and fairest;
How could they blossom beneath thy breath?
Thou who art bitter and fierce and chill;
keep ut away from my frozen bowers-sll that is
-dFSlfczSt .1ae1i, aud fartsI,
Freed from thy terricle spell of death, vineyard
and orchard and sward shall mi
Wind of the SOUTH thou Earliest lone-come ore
tbs tender roots be persisted;
Shall not AXE me garden meet for the Lord
OF an Eden of light?
Shall not the blossoms grow rich and strong, that
on earth He most mas cherished?
Shall have naught that is fair and sweetY
naught but tie frost, and storm and blight?
Ali it's in vain that l make my prayer-stiu is
the ice-wind DER me sweeping;
Still do hold my vigil of woe, still do shudder
meath wintry les;
Still is my garden palid and bare; still are the tor
pid vineyards sleeping;
Never the wind of the South shall blow. till 1t
blows from the Hills of Paradise.
NoTE-Tbis poem received by Frank Lcslies
Sunday Magazine from Miss Parnell on July 2Oth
the day of her death.