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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1882-10-07
Memphis & Charleston r. r. Co.
NOTICE TO sTOCKHOLDERs.


NEW YORK September %, 1882.
Pursuant to resolutions adopted by the stock.
holders at their Convention in Huntsville, Ala,
on August 22d last, holders of stock of the Men,
phis and Charleston R. Co. will have the Priri-
1ege of subscribing. according to the terms au-
thorized by the Stockholders and fixed by the
COMMITTEES appointed by the Board of Directors
upon application to the Real Estate Trust Co.,
No. lis Broadway. New York. for the common
stock (the present issue TO be made prefered)
to be issued upon said Railroad to an amount
equal to their present holding at twelve per cent.
Of its face value, the privilege to extend to The
twelve per cent. will be due upon the delivery of
the Trust Company's certificate representing the
common stock. Owner of certificate, his aut hor-
lied agent, irrespective of record, will be privf-
legged to subscribe, and subscriber only will be
liable. Certificate must be presented at the Real
the fact OF subscription.
VK STEVENSON Chairman Committee.
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THE present cabinet seems to be very
much dissatisfied one. Folger wants TO be
governor of New York, Lincoln senator from
Illinois, and now Frelinghuysen is desirous
of representing the great State of New Jersey
in the United States Senate, if the State
should go Republican this fall.
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TIE posiofiice is now a paying institution
The gross receipts of the department for the
fiscal year ended june 30lh were Sal ,265, :
3I7 10, an increase of $5,0 ,047 ,SO5 30 over the
previous year. The Star-route thieves have
not been operating.
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RrDtcU1ous CHARGES

WARRINGTON, October CD. B. Hender-
son, secretary of The Republican Central
telegram from A. E Buck, chairman OF the
R-publican S ate Committee OF Georgia,
saying, in behalf Of Gen. Gartrell, that he
will contest tine election of Mr.. Stephens
upon several grounds, namely, the bribery Of
voters at the polls, open and notorious in.
timidz,ion, false counts by managers falling
TO open precincts in several counties, accord
ing TO law, and the voting of conyicis under
guard, some Of whom we're minors. He says
he will summon many witnesses, including
Senator Brown, and asserts that the charges
M ade will be fully sustained
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The seeand Ra,fIe or Rnu Rnr

CINCINNATI, October 6.-The Cincinnati
society Of ex-Federal army and navy offieerr,
at meeting to night, invited Capt. Montietb,
a member of the society, to deliver an address
before the society, on the subject of the Sec
ond Battle OF Bull Rum This is the result
of the efforts of friends OF Fitz John Porter
to have some one reply TO the paper on the
same subject before the society by Gen. J. d.
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IRELAND


NEW YORK, October 6.-The Irish World
cabled Patrick Egan, treasurer of the Land
Lesgue. Paris, SI7,424, making total of
S342, ,54S remllted the Land League by the
Irish World. With this issue il closes the
fund. The editors reason for this action is
that "there is no longer Land League in
erisfenca y
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w,u NJ, Co,..I,a,,e

CHICAGO, October Col. Clowry, general
superintendent of the Western Union Tele-
graph Company, denies most positively that
there IS any truth in the story that the com
pany Is about TO consolidate lis Chicago otlce
With the Mutual Union. Superintendent
Chapman, of the Mutual Union. is no less
decided in his contradiction of the report.
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Grand odd FetIows sDam.,s,rattop.

Boston, October Ga grand denoustra-
ton of the lodges of the Grand United Order
OF Odd Fellows of the United States, Canada
and the West Indies took place here to-day.
The procession was composed of lodges from
this city and more than 1000 delegates.
There were large number of lodges in line
with many band
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IT is pleasant to note that exports Of
breadstufs are again increasing. Exports of
-four for August, 1882, smounted to $4,139,-
500, against sS,562.674 for August, 1881.
Exports of wheat for August, 1882, amounted
to S24, ,2s9, 1873, against S17 764, les in August,
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SHORT BUT SHARP.
Another Letter frola George William
Curtis-He DisavOws the AdTise OF
"Harper's Weekly" and
Calls Upon Republicans to Vote Against
FOlger-Tke Georgia Election to
be Contested.

LITTLE Rock, October 6.-Returns of the
vote in the September election on the liquor
question have been received by the secretary
of state from all but one small county, as
follows: For license, 1889; against license,
45,04I. Oaly twelve out of seventy-four
counties Yoied against the license.
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The New York Tribune publishes sp-
provingly letter from Philadelphia, evil
IDENTIFY written BY an snti-Boss Republican,
thai seems TO demonstrate to a certainty the
loss of Pennsylvania TO the Cameron cause.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1882-10-07

THE story that one of William H. Van
derbilPs sons was TO run for Congress against
Perry Belmont is somewhat spoiled by the
circumstances that-gOupg Vanderbilt is a
Belmont Democrat.
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LABOR TROUBLES.
pla,rorm OF roronto worLinrmen.

Labor Council tonight adopted platform
looking 10 representation IN Parliament by
Trades Unions. equal pay for equal work for
both sexes, shortenipg hours of labor, and
the extension of the franchise
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uncle Sam CoIviIIe sued.

Nav YORK, October 6.-Judge Often
boffer, counsel for Eugene Tompkins, of the
Boston Theater. has begun suit against Sam
uel ColvilIe, of this city. 1t seems that Col
vile claims to be the sole owner of the play
Taken From Life. Tompkins agreed TO pur-
chase the play for $500, and Colville sought
10 purchase in his own name the title to the
play at the advanced price OF $1,000, TO
which 'he author agreed. 1t is claimed the
play had not been sold until the day after
the receipt by the author, Petit, of Tomp-
kins,s accantanoe
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The Republicans of Ohio concede that
the great county CT Hemilton will be lost to
them in the coming election, and they only
claim the State by 5000 majority. That is
coming down from very high horse, and is
the pressge Of defeat.
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TIE National Congress of Farmers at St.
Louis have followed up the meeting of the
Tariff Commission in that city with decla-
ration against the injustice of the present
tariff and its burdensomeness to the interests
oF
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BUSINESS FAILURES.
Failure. for the Week.

New York, October 6-Failures for the
week Ill, of which eight occurred in New
York City. The principal assignments here
are those of Blake, Mcmahon & Co., and
Blake & Mshoney in the iron trade, which
created quite ripple of excitement in that
interest
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A Cold wave Coming

LINCOLN, NEB., October 6.-The summer
| like weather of the last two weeks was in
terrupted to-day by a cold wave. The
heavy rain-storm which entered the State on
the western line this evening reached here at
$50 pm. Hail and lightning accompanied
il. Very remarkable for the season. No
serious damage is reported.
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THAT staunch Republican paper, the Al
bony Erening Journal, says that the docu-
ments which Jay HubbelPs committee are
sending out are not only an outrage on the
South but an insult to the North.
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The candidates on the Shelby county
DemocT attic ticket have no time to lose, if
they mean to get their claims properly before
the people. 1t is only a brief canvass at
besl, and to be successful ii must be pushed
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GREECE.
4 FAT oFFICE For soMERon1

Eo- eoH1DoDt'
ATHENS, October Gall the powers assent
TO the claim of Greece to send commits
sioner to Egypt 20 assist in the deliberations
of the commission which is to fix the indem
mites for sufferers by bombardment of Alex
andria, etc. Great Britain took the initia-
tive in urging the right of Greece 10 be rep
reaAnfod
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Accepts With Thanks.

NEW YORK, October 6.-B. Plat Carpen-
ter has written tWo-column letter accepting
the Republican nomination for Lieutenant
governor. He defends the action of the
Saratoga Convention, and says he will do
his best for the election of the nominees. He
calls upon all Republicans TO rally 10 the
suDport of the parfy
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Collision Belween special Trains.

ST. JOHN, October "a colIlsion oc.
Cured to day on the northern divlsion oil
The Inter Colonial railway, near Mill Stream
Station, between two special trains running
very rapidly. The engines were badly
broken up, also ak or seven cars. A large
amount OF property was destroyed. The
train men escaped by jumping.
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plish, when retained in service sufficiently
long 10 become acquainted with the ersc-
tIcai workings of legislative body, We beg
leave to refer 10 the following showing OF
what Mr.. Young secured for this section Of
our country during the several termF he
represented the Memphis district. The
records will show this statement 20 - car
rect, large part of which was accom- plstlsd
under the personal observation of the wt<tas.
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ReKina fa the Sfek.

The only medicinal tonic specially
eoaPted 70 enfeebled invalids and infants 4
eioNn Iron Bitterz. 1t viii not injure the most
9e1cste, but gives new strength to both mind ana
Dooy: AL leading physicians now recon-
menQlng " IN Prelerence % AL other touics
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Ex Gov. RAMSEY, of the Utah Commits
sion, says the effect Of the Edmunds bill will
be to drive all the able and wealthy men of
the Mormon Church out Of politics.
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The Cincinnati Commercial Radical) says
at is pretty clear that Judge Folger will be
beaten in the run for governor of New York
by frightfu majority"
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Horsford,s Acid phosphate.

REFRESHING DRINK.
DIR. c. o. Files, Portland, Ne, says: "Afier
perspiring freely, when cold wafer has utterly
failed to satisfy my thirst, it has accom-
pii-hed the purpose with the most perfect
Success
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TIE hest and safest wav e

THE best and safest way TO increase the
appetite assist digestion cause the food to assim-
late properly, aud the absoIbents to take up
nourishmeEt, induce full and regular VAGINA atIon.
produce easy expectoration. and sop decay OF the
lungs, heart liver, urinary and digestive organs,
is BY using Browns Iron Bitters. II has given sat-
isfaetfOn In more than million instances.
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A DEMOCRATIC rally in Evansville, Ind,
on the 10Th instant, will be addressed by the
Hon. p. w. VOORHEES, and the Hon. J. Z.
Mcdonald
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AN INNOVATION.

Won Puttkamer, Minister of the Interior,
was present al the electoral meeting of the
Conservatives Wednesday. The fact excited
comment, as the Prussian ministers have
hitherto held aloof from such meetings
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The fellow who, by mistake, sent his
auburn-haired sweetheart instead of bottle
of DR.. Bulls Cough Syrup bottle of hair
dye, wants to know the best way to commit
a.
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GERMANY.

BERLIN, October 6.-The swapping of a
chain caused the fall of the iron curtain
among the footlights on the stage of the
Royal Operahouse last evening. The acci-
dent caused panic among the audience, and
many persons were severly crushed, but NO
one killed. The house was soon cleared.
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INDICATIOEs.
:, For ths OHIO valley and Tennessee partly
cloudy Oeathe'., local rains, east 10 south winds,
loOer barometer, stationary temperature.
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CoSKIIEe is said to call Secretary Folger
"Old Mutton Chops" We notice the old
man has not resigned.
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E. F. MADDEN, formerly of the Louisville
Pod, has resigned his membership in the
Kentucky Democratic Central Committee.
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NEW YORK, October 6.-Runa,0ay Vices,
adopted from the G. rman fer the American
stage by the managing editor of Germa n
newspaper of this city, had an enthusiastic
reception upon its frat representation here
by. the GerstiRger Opera Company, and
promises to be as popular as when original
II played in Vienna under the title Of
DtHcheqeQQnqensn Weber
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Br1ghton Reach Races.
The Cambridxe.hire Handicap

New YORK, October 6.-At Brighton
Beach to-day, Little Katie, Bouucer, Nins,
Jim MeGowan and Nimblefoot were the
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Racing Mt chicago.

LONDON, October 6-The Kempton Park
Csmbridgeshire handicap was won by Toast
master; Goggles second, Theophrasus third.
Keene's Golden Gate was unplsctd.
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THE FIRE RECORD.
FIour,ux NIL, Burn.a,

LowELLvILLE, o., October 6-The -four
ing mill OF Bryson, Wayne Co. was burned
this morning. Loss, $4,000; insurance,
$4,000. J. B. Vessli's residence adjoining
was also destroyed. Loss, S15, 900.
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Appointments for Legislative Candf-

Appointments for Legislative Candf-
dRfes.
The Democratic candidates for the Lesis-
lature win speak st the following places:
Old Union, Wednesday, October ilth- Pm
Lucy Station. Wednesday, October 1lth, pm
Cuba, Thursday. October 18th. pm
Kerrville Thursday, October 18th. 8 pm.
Stewards Store, Friday. October 18th, Pin
Brunswick, Friday. October 18th, pm.
Withe, Saturday, October 18th, pm
White Station, Monday, October 10th. pm.
Germantown, Monday. October 10th. pm
Fisherville, Tuesday, o stober nth, pm
Collieryile, Tuesday, October 18th, pm
Capleville, Wednesday, October 1Atn. pm
OakviIle, Wednesday. October 18th, SPIN
whitehRven, Thursday. October 18th. pm
EnSleys Plantation, Thursday, October. 18th,
Raleigh, Saturday, October DIST, pm
Bartlett, Saturday, October 21st, pm.
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ADJUSTMENTS.
Humpty-Dumpfy.

Nick Roberts's Humpty Dumpty showed
to a good house at the Theaier last night.
The various specislties were entirely accept
able. The last opportunities to see the conn
pany will be afforded this afternoon and to-
night.
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Town Destroy ed by an Iuceudi.ry Fire

WAsHINeroN, October g. Lieut.. Welch,
commanding the Pensacola (Fls.) Navy
Yard, reports to the Navy Department
that an incendiary FIRE broke out in War
rington at 2 o'clock am. Nine buildings
were destroyed. Most of the business por-
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The Denver Tribune has bolted the nomi-
nation of Campbell, Republican candidate
for governor of Colorado.
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George william Curtis In war Paint.


NEW YORK, October 6.-Mr. George Will
liam Curtis has written the following letter
AsHFIELD. MASS, September so, 1882.
William Potts, Esq, Secretary Of the New Yo:k
Ciyil-SerYice Reform Association:
My DEAR Mr.. PoTTs-I have to-day re-
turned from a run into Vermont, and
, hasten to answer your astonIshed and aston
ishing irquiry, which / have jd5t received,
whether l ADVISE Republicans TO vote for
Judge Folge5, by saying in the most en-
phatic manner that do not advise, have not
advised, and shall not advice a course so
totally Iepusnsnt TO all my political con-
victions and to my sense of public duty.
The advice IN Harper's Weekly 10 which YOU
allude was not mine, and was published hur-
riedly, with the press waiting, in my absence
and without my knowledge.
Judge Folger's ability and character are
no. in question: but his nomination is. That
nomination was procured by the combined
power of fraud and patronage, and to sup.
port it at the polls would be to acquiesce in
fraud and patronage IS legitimate forces in
a nominating convention. Every good citi-
zen is bound 10 resist to the utmost such a
wrong 10 free institutions, and the only ef
feclual way in which the voters can emanci-
pate themselves from the corrupt and debas-
ing rule Of a machine is 10 defeat its candi-
dates.
This believe will be done decisively by
the Republican voters of New York and
Pennsylvania at the election of this autumn.
They will see their party defeated rather
than fraud and the corruption of patronage
triumphant. Events in both States show
that no grave political peril now confronts
the country than the complete subjugation of
party by INSCRIPTIONS cabals, which bribe
with public employment and pay their way
by filching from the public treasury. This
is an evil which will end in violence unless
it is conclusively rebuked by the people at
the polls. Yours very truly,
GEORGE WILLIAM CURTIS.
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NO1ice.

ItSQUIRE d. C. SLAUGHTER having accepted
d a position with the Chesapeake and Ohio
Railroad Company. his books and papers JUS
uce of the Peace have been transferred to the Of
fee OF Esquire w. A Goodman, No. 8 Madison
atreet, where / can always be found, ready to
Sttend to all business that may be entrusted to
me. 7. 8. MALLORY, Deputy Sheriff. A
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SPORTING NEWS.

ST. LOUIS, October 6.-St. Louis, s; Louis
vile, 2.
PHILADELPHIA, October 6.-Philadel-
phias, l; Bostons, z.
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Making a q. al of nearly a million do

Making 20 al Of nearly a million dollars
appropriated, mainly through Mr.. Young's ef-
forts while in Congress. 1t was not per-
sonal effort folely for his aEn district, but
for the great good OF tn noble people who
populate the valley o&fhe lower Mississippi
Broad and comprehensive views lead 10
siatesmanship, and the narrowing down of a
struggle for the benefit OF few counties in a
State il more hurtful than beneficial. This
is why We say let Us have efficiency rather
I h an exnsdiencv
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One New Case AZ BrowusytIe.

BROWNSVILLE, TEX, October Gone new
case of fever to-day; one death, Mexican.
Thirty cases of fever estim ated in the whole
cifv
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CLEVELAND will address the Young Mems
Democratic Club, of Brooklyn, tonight.
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President ARTHUR was ffty-iwo years old
on Tbursdsy, and Ex-President Hayes WAS
sirtv raara nld
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VALUABLE
Miss. River Plantation
FOR SALE.

ONE of the finest plantations of its size in Ar
" kansas, fronting on the Mississippi river,
within fifty mi es of Memphis FIVE hundred and
fifty acres In high state OF cultivation, with a
splendid crop Of cotton now growing. One thou
sand or 1000, acres will be sold with the cleared
land. An elegant residence and good quarters
for laborers- The present growing crop is an evil
dence that this place Is not dependent on United
f. W. RoYsTER & CO.,
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COTTON BELT BULLETIN.

MExrHls, TEsN.. october s. 1852, pm
Average
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INDICATIO&R.

1toans.-.--. --.--.--l oz-S oS.S OO
Posted 10 Memphis at am October :, 1852.
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DOMESTIC PORTS.

SAN FRANC1SCo-Cld 18th, ship Emily Reed,
Sheldon, Liverpool.
APALACHIC OLA-In port 9Th, sch Lizzie Will
ley Wiley from Boston, to load New York.
MOBILE-Ar 18th, brig I'll nj Rowley, Kowley
New York.
JAUKSONVILLE-Ar 10th, sch Penobscot, Car
ter, Bangor.
Ar 9sh schs H Livingston. Pressey, Belfast
L. is Chaples, Chaples do; Mile Trim, barbour,
New York; M Frank, Frank, Bangor; 4 Wolston,
Mari, Wiscasset
SAVANNAH-Sld 1 lth, sch Faustina, Ph1lbrook,
Brunswick; Post Boy, Gott Fernandina.
CHARLESTON-Ar 9Th, sch Ella M Hawcs, Pen
nington, Bath.
WILMINGTON, NC-Cld 9Th, sch Vineyard, Rose
brook Boston.
Cid 10th sch Maggie Abbott. Mcintosh, Humacea
INSTITUTIONAL 9th, sch JAS W Drury, from
Kennebec.
ALEXANDRIA-Sld 18th, sch Milford, Look, for
Vnalhaven.
BALIIMORE-Ar 10th, sch Eva Ferris, Ferris,
Gardiner: Chas Balch, Manson. Boston.
cid 18th, sch Elm City, Eldridge Belfast. (and
sailed
PhlLADELPHIA-Cld 18th, ship Alameda Nick
els, Calcutta schs Mary Morse, Manson Boston;
Grace Cushing, Mosher, Charleston; Joseph Cakes,
HASKELL Bangor.
Ar 18th ship Abnor CoburD, Nichols, Bath.
AR at Delaware Breakwater 18th, sch Jos Far
we'll Wingheld james River for Boston.
PERTH AMBOY - AR 9th. sch Lunet, Kinds,
Calais.
SID 9th, schs Harbinger Hayes. Saco; Car
gill, tatkell, and l. l. Mills Mills. for Portsmouth;
Katie Mitchell, Oliver. Dovor; Jordan, Crow
ell, Boston.
NEW YORK-Ar 10th, schs Helen j Howay,
Thompson. Windsor, Ms; Marion Draper, Bailey.
Gardiner; Sabao, Flynn, do; David Aiken, Fuller
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SAILING DAYs OF STEAMSHIPS.

MlNJsIiii4E ALMANAC. :. NOVEMBER a.
s III rises ..-...6.55 High water, Up Nj l.35
San Gets. 4 "a Moon sets..s...... 7.49
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T lie PRESS.
Miserere.

BY LAuNcEIoT.
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The cherries sun hangs low; the harsh north wind
Blows with bitter breath from off the sea;
Brown are the southern slopes, where lately dinneo
The gauzy locust and the golden bee.
The idle fishers as they seward gaze,
Dream CT the silvery spoil their nets nave WON
Aud fondly revel in the vanished days,
Fairer than when their glowing course was run.
Their may nets drift useless on the gale;
Their boats along the barren shore are strown;
And but the pillows never ending wall
Beats on the ear in dreary monotone.
Conc are the ships which bore in Summers prime
The wealth of prosperous ports single sail
Fits on the sea dim verge little time,
Then fades and is forgot like some fair tale,
And all is vacancy-save when, maybe.
seabird hurrying through the sling night,
In from the sterile pastures of the sea-
Sweeps silent as a shadow, 'thwart the sight
o fruitless earth! empty sky and sea!
wailing waEes o chill and bitter blast!
Where shall the doub ing soul for comfort flee
Till all this dreariness be overpast!