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Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-03-07

1 ArOo1e0u, 0orch ,.
meeting Of feownittes sm-n and others from,
the country. Numbering shout $50. and reyss
sestiog ~ se0ssies. svas held hers iast night.
and . series of resolutions adopted ssir-s- ~
the utmose confidence 10 General Pom .4ud
other msmbsss Of general COMMITTEES ssdorsing
the system OF distribution adopted by ths0,
snd recomnsndinr all money and socpiiss for
the relief Of KsDsss. to he cent 70 them. 1hsv
regret that conflicting ststsnsnts have bsen
sent from Lssvsn worth - they eostider Il
may have . tendency TO stop the suppii.s
Which are vet % greatly sesdsd. and ciosed
with the folio wing resolution /:
Rssolved That It is the sense cf this mset.
inr that instead Of grnss sxasgeras,os being
attributed 70 Hystt end Pomsroy. the misr ep.
rsssntstions are jastIy attributsbls 70 the a.
sbcss Of the recent dispatehss ssss IRON Lssv.
sAvosth.
We have proceedings Of . Mass meet
Ing OF Jefferson coanty. elso sodorsiog
0sn. Pomssoy aud The Committss, and dsnour.
eng the action Of some Of the eitixens ol
envorth. Who have sndssvorsd - slo.
ssppliss. - they ststs BY misrepresentation
OF gross character.
Forty tons we're shipred on Saturday for
Wysndotts and Topeka, at both Of which
places full supp lies will heresf,s, Be kept. and
thirty tone more we're sent yesterday and TO-
day TO the Same points. The sstabliehment
Of these dspots will be great convsniencs "a
the settlers 10 Southern and Western Kansas
One hundrsd snd niosty.Ass orders we're
received sstsrdsy. ami until Q o'clock this
morning drawn by different local committee
snd for the general committees. The rush for
fsv days past he's been tremendous. and the
settlers wish TO get Their crops 10, and must
have supplies and seed 10 order to do %.
But little sesd wheat. compared to the vsnt,
Of the country. has. 20 far, been received, end
it has 70 be distributed In very small qusnti
ties.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-03-07
TWE sUDsCRIDERs,

nEALING IN \ STAPLE ARTICLE, WILL
IL furnish employment to : few setive men u
ast . agents for their Doass. A prefsr~ncs will
be given - those vol acqaainted in the district
fss which they apply for which services they
are willing to pay : salary of from
SIX uuD1rod 70 Right Hundred DOloaHD
Per yea. and sxpenses.
For farther particulars address
". y. MUREuuU SE / co..
. and 5 Exehaass Place, jersey City, MI.
ffyl1-d8m
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-03-07

DUsrY.-The streets are 90 dry nov
that . little loose Wind will make the dust hy
smarsly. The street sprinkler will have &c
plses himsslf ON duty ssain 10 : short time
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-03-07
DIR. WM. n, HlLLS.

TORMERLY OF LIE CLAIRE, WOULD AN
4 nounoe 70 the eititisens Of Davenport and
vicinity, that no has commenced the practice Of
his profession in this city, and viii carefully and
punctusliy attend to oil calls, BY night or day.
He may bs found at al tipss st the L. Claire
House when not absent on profess onal bust ness.
fry7 wlmHdtf >
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-03-07

,CasAPEsr SToxE IN TowN.-Of this
establishment vs have nothing particular to
ssy. only that it should make known its local..
y .ssa Ale sayls Of hs gscds 10 The DsxoosAr
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-03-07

Our OF ORDRR.-The roof of the City
Hall is badly out Of order. 1t not only Leaks
0at y esvise IT,. II il = nct attended % pref.
y soon the sxpsose Of repairing it will not be
light
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-03-07
New York Stocks,

NV YoRK, March 8.
Stocks dull and decidedly lower. Money 6rm
G. 4 <. l., 56N G. / c., 69H Z. b. L @.
6SH Mo. 81. "a.
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The Presidess's Isaugursl.


.SPaISovIsLp, Macs. March 3.
The Republicans OF sll shades are delighted
with President Lincoln's inaugural, aDd it sstis-
ties tho independent Union men Of 81 parties.
and few or nome we're found TO object 10 ito
temper or position.
PsrsassUso VI. March 4.
There Vas intense excitement on the recep-
tion Of the Inaugural Huodrsds hitherto i0r
the Union avowed openly tor revolution it the
Convention does not imm edia tely pass the %.
csesion or diparee
WILMINGTON. N. c., March 8.
So far 40 known most Of the coutspts Il the
Inaugural are satisfactorily received, especially
relating TO the forts and the collection Of the
GoLDss.Ro. N c.. March S.
The inaugural wss received here and through.
out this section with Indignation
RALEIGH. N. c., March 5.
The Inaugural was received fsvorahiy by
the Unioniste They think it does we'll for
LiLcoln. though they don't approve Of al Of it.
The disunionists are satisfied With it.
CuAsIssToE, 8. c.. March s.
Our community has not been disappointed,
and exhibited very little feeling on the subject
They are content to leave Mr. Lincoln and the
Inaugural In the hands Of JEFF. Davis and the
Confederate States.
RICHMOND, March s.
The Whig. conservative, says ths policy in
dicated toward the seeding States will meet
the stern and uuylelding resistance Of the united
South.
The Inqsivss, sscessioaist says. no sction Of
our Convention can now maintain psacs-Vir.
GINA must fight
The Dispateh says every border State ought
to 60 out Of the UUioD in twsntv-four hours.
Dispatches from Staunton state that the In
aogurai was received. and gives univ srssl die
satisf .ction.
Dsfaor, March 8.
At Lansing. on receipt Of the inaugural yes.
terdsy, the LeRi.latur took recess TO hear it
read, and 100 guns we're fired in honor Of its
sediments.
PoRf SMITH, March 6.
This city, heretofore strongly Union. hes,
since the reception Of Lincoin's inaugural,
quite reversed its pol,tissl ssntinsot. Our
citizens consider it . declaration Of war. and
prominent men. hitherto Uoionists, have ad
vised members Of the Convention to 60 for
be secession ordinance forth WITH M
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r.iea T,elkst Triunphase.

TaoY. N. r, March 8.
Geo. B. Homss. IT, .Uaion. sAadidefs. vss
eleoaed Navoe Of this city today. The Union
mep also elect AsssSsor Jaseise and nsjostty
Of Oouueil. gk# tA
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IGNATIUs LANCER,

PHYSICIAN, SURGEON 4 ACCOUCHEUR.
i OrPICs-South- east corner Of Brady and Sec
end strsets. Office hours from Z to = A. NJ, and :
to 5P NJ iuue27-tf
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1. A. REID. M. ID.

J. a. REIDs NJ. D.,
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON. OFFICE
i No. 70, corner Main AMI Third streets, Dsv-
export, Iowa
Dr. Rgip can be consulted at his ONCE 1T oil
hours Of tho day and night, unless professionally
engaged. sspt25
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-03-07

PnILADGLPHiA, March s.
foil pardon was not granted to Judge
Dondersmi.h; his term Of imprisonment vas
eommntsd from 70 to 3 yesrs bis fne was
not resnitted.
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Southern Coagress.

4ONI0"nsaY, March s.
The Southern Cor gress reArsembled to-day.
Tbs proceedings we're unimportant.
The Congress hss been in cecrst session most
Of the day, and tonight j. again 10 secret ses-
sion.
Mr. Lueolns Inaugural Addrees 10 regarded
here 40 . national declaration Of var against
the seeded States.
MoS1ooHERY. March s
On motion Of Mr.. Curry ths Judiciary Com.
mittee WAS instructed to inquire into the sxpe-
disscy Of prohibiting the importation Of slaves
into the cOnfedsrscy from the u. s.. except
owned by persons emigrating for settl.men t
and residence. Congress vent into secret ses-
sion.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-03-07

55a III MnwAuKse, March Q. ",
n fre oe.DssIio this noroieg, hesDsd Css-
bsyts asd Asdsssos's seerMk DpesDAs = Odssfs
alooo. aKsiseF Tsvsr1,. gad tAs dvslbjeg q
r, ~. Len 1l1pcG IaaAesl - ela0oe.
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Missouri COnventlOn.

81. LOUIS, March g.
The Convention met at 10 O'Clock. VsriOus
resolutions declining cooperation With Gsor-
gis we're referred to Committee Of I. appoint cd
yesterday, to report upon . oommsnics tion 10
Commissioner Glenn. K@solotioss 10 reference
to coercion secession. and co operation Of the
Border. Free. and Slave States. were referred
10 the Committee on Federal relations. Among
the resolutions wss one by Ex.Gov. Stewart.
thst no overt act hss been committed by the
Federal Cover msnt 10 Justify either nulIiRca-
tiop. secession. or revolution. Also. one by
Judge Orr that we have the best government
in the world. and intend to keep il. A rssolu-
tion locking to the amendment Of ths State
Constitution was tss'ss 4 resolution 10 70
fer the Presidents Inaugural to Committee Of
the Whole. sitter debate, vss Withdrawn
Convention adjourned TIL 10 o'clock to.mor-
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-03-07

NEW PENNSYLvANlA HOUSE.
CORNER OF FOURTH AND IOWA SITS,
~ Davenport, Iowa. DAVIS Sons. Proprietors-
Free Omnibus to and from the cars. Ofice for
Stages leaving for IeCIare, Princeton. Lyons, De-
Wit, Maluoketa, and Ansmosa.
Fare One ll0liaf mr. daY. nuR2l.ly 4
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-03-07

.n..ssss sisst i. NV Yoax, Matek 8.
iYhs sessees fnlhs- Cisy y tsliss IS army
sesFA psssiaieea -, and saslise vi,h a.
eeAess Aastee hsss sAests,sd b. iAs esvsse,
ues4 pssdskay ~ 10 Ssssh. az I 10 --a
Port - naes datee q ~ losh. ssteesu thas
tse esst wlAA9 = New olsspd. bee lssa
|s'is'e AA1ssAi AsslE n4ls-aa
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-03-07

OIUCK SVpuUtJCuo vICt0vye
kocHE.IEs. N. Y, March s.
John @. Nash, Republican. has about 600
majority f"r Mayor. All tho Republican city
ticket IL slse ed EXCEPT Police Jastics. Th-
Republicans elect eight Al 'erm-o. aud the
Democratic four. which makes the Common
Council ID Republicans. and , D~mocratA
The Daily Dtmeovat. which has opposed
compromise. warioly endorses the Inaugural.
while the Democratic organ gives It . quail
6ed sppPo. 81.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-03-07

Fresh oranges. lemons, 6gs, etc., are
nov plenty In market. Those Who use such
luxuriss will 6od au abundsat chance for in
dul0snees "a As - - - 4ss
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CONGRESSIONAL PROCEEDINGs.

WAssIxoroN, March 8.
SEsArs-fwo thousand copies Of the Tariff
bill were ordered prioted.
Wilson move Cd that when the Senate sdiourn
it be till Monday.
Hunter hoped it would sdjourn before. - be
wanted to return home before Monday.
Wilson said lie made the motion At the solic-
itation of several Senators, and had 90 idea
when they would Be able to &C. done busi oess.
Dixon offered . rssolu ion that the usual
number of the Inaugural be returned
Clingr an. in giving assent. did not endorse
the sentiments. which must, il carried out, lssd
to war.
Douglas had come to the conclusion that 1t
Vas peace rather than . war message.
Without conclusion executive session sd-
iourned.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-03-07

sslf without calling Tor further loa.s for con.
sidssabls feSeth Of tiae. ah
nr. Chass called % shs Prssidsns lsse even.
ing. and sspsssssd biz hesitation sbsut lssyine
hls ssst tn the Ssaats, 70 aesspe the sssrs,arv.
ship Of the Treasury. Ar. Lincoln urged NJ.
Chsse 70 accept, bot req.ired an immediate
decision, 90 he desirsd t. have sssey depart.
mont a the 0ovssDosst filled ous. and NJ.
Chase accepted ds6nit4ly ths. Office shis morn
ing. and vas present at the Cabinet msstiss q
8 o'clock.
Ar. Seward vas At the STATE Department
this morning. promptly st . 6elosk. He son,
Frsdsrick ". >svard. Who hes long been the
assisseet editor Of the Esssiae Journal, will bs
nominated to-day. - Assistant Secretary Of
State. @
Gov. Floyd. ExSssrstary Of War. srr,v.d
to-day, TO stand hs trial before the Criminal
Csurts. on the ehssees gresiag sat q shs In-
dian Trust bonds dsfale.tion.
The Commissioner from the southern Con.
fedsvacy hes ssriv d. r A8
John Forsyth. Of the Mobile Raeistsv, 10 10
be the writer Of the dispatehss 70 this Govern
ment
Jef. Davis has ordered Gfn. Peter q. T.
Beauregsrd. recently Asjor in the U. 9 Eogi-
Desr Corps. 70 procssd % Charlsstoo st ,opce.
and take command Of the foreee now saised.
and TO Be raised. for the invsstmsnt Of Fort
Sumter
Previous to the 4th Of March Scott and othsrs
received tsleg' sphie dispstshes eautiouinGthem
70 be on the look ont for gaarovdsr ploss and
tue capitol in consequence Of which there
were diligent searches BY the police Of build
ings
Fred ". Seward was confirmed - Assistant
Secretary Of State today.
The President hes nominated Norman B.
Judd. Of Ill. Minis .er to Berlin. ma
The report that Ar. Crittendsn 10 to be sp-
pointed to the vacancy 10 the Supreme Court
is generally believel, but It 10 not certain that
the nomination has been made.
Mr. Chase he's formally accepted the Treasury
department..
The Vermont delegation to-day called on
Gen. Scott. sCd Aessrs. Seward. Dix and Bstes.
Scott made speech. in which he thanked Yer
mont for her Presidentisl vote 10 1862
The California delegation paid their respects
10 Lincoln THE r. N.
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y a TTORNEY AND COUNSELOR AT LAW
IA and Notary Psblio, No. Niokolls' Block, Dav-
export, Iowa. (msr5 u
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THE CITY.

TaE shore ice is fast melting away
~ lsavise Ne landing slsss Of shsts uetioa
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CLINTON HOUSE,

OORNER OF CLINTON AND COLLEGE
~ strssts, lows City, lsva, J. TassbsLL, Pro
prietor. aua2l -dt.
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X. m. PRETTYMA]

Il. N. PRETrYMAN,
(p0hMERLY BuRRows 4 PREffYNAN.)
orORAGE, FORWARDING AND COMAlS-
- sios Merchant, sud Steamboat Agent.
Ne. IL l3ussswss DlesA Lsvess
apl4.tf) DAvRNP0aE. Iowa.
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i. y. cON0DON. VA. dAL1.
OONoDON HALL,
A TTORNEYS AND COUNSELORS ATLAW,
"A and Notariss Public. Oaics, North west
ornsr Of Brady and Secoad streets, up-stain-
ntrance on Brady street. july 3e-dtf
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-03-07

WAR . .. FRAZER, ss
CARPENTER AND BUILDER, AT COATES
~ Patchin's old shop, alley opposite Engine
House on Brady street. (apl0-dly
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VIEW. SPRZNrG GOODS.

VIEW" SPRZJrG GOODS.
WI HAVE JUST sscslvxp ous
FRIsn INVOICE OF SPRING GOODS,
CONSISTING OF FINE FRENCH CASSI-
~ meres for Psnts, and also, new styles Of Silk
0ssnadier for Vests together With . general as
sOrtment Of
FURNISHING GOODS.
We invite our irssas and the public gsasrally, to
call and examine onr
STOCK OF GOODS
before psrehssing elsewhere.
y. p. L. CONE, Ag't,
W Corner Second and Brady streets.
mch5-d3t
ECONOMY AND SECURITY.
The Lorillard Fire Insurance Company
OF HnS
CITY OE NEW YORK.
No. 3l WALL STn EET.
RNO1 0~19tp1 o0oo,QQo.
PROFITS ANNUALLY DIVIDED. Is PBR GENT TO fHH
THIS COMPANY DIVIDES yHRHE.QUAR-
tsrs Of the net profits to the policy holders
in scrip, bearing interest without any liability to
| the insured. 80
This Company funds its surplus, instead Of
dividing il - ~ Stnskh olasn, thsssAy giving it
Ispolicy holders grsster security, and q the nms
| time cheaper insayapco then any other system.
CHARLES ) OR ~OOD, President
Gsonas D. C.ARY, Secretary.
WAsaiNesoN SAITH, Vice Pre.ident.
FIELD 4 KAUFFMAN,
ACsnts. Davsnpah Iowa.
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GEORGE 4. MU00ELL.
A TTORNEY AT LAW AND NOTARY PUR-
n Lie. OvvtcE, No. Ii up stairs )ovsr Saith .
apl6-dly
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BUR IT'S HOUSE.
NORNER OF IOWA AND FIFTH STREETS
~ Davenport, Iowa. mcb92dt
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-03-07

joan 1IAGNR0 MANN.
= DlANO AND ORGAN NANUFAC-
HXl tsee!s 90 door West Il sosnse
teth and LeClaire strssts. Davenport,
lows. AZ iastsansate Of ny own make Uausatsd
n. B.-Rspairinsa asd taaiag dsns q I'll tines
nd in the best neloee.l rrta-,a 80
DAvsxresf. April ~ 1ese.sils laells-aly
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~ r. 4 y. KELLY,
DACKERS OF BEEF AND PORK AMI
i Shipper OF Livs Stock, 81 BsaAy stsset.
ian lo-dEV
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y III - Lox NJ u N n
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IA and Notariss Public. Alss, agents for the
Chsrter Oak City Fire Insurance Co., Hartford,
Conn. CAgit.l, Ssss.0qei CiZ Eirs !asarsass Co..
New Haven. Conn.,, Capital. $50O,OO.
Once in LeClairs Block. DsvenpOrt. sept
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STATE OF NkW YORK,
OlrY AN cOUSrY ~ NV vorx -.
STAT. OF low Al
AuDIroR's OH1lCR(

IL. w. CArrsLL, Auditor Of said State, do
certify that the foregoing is true and correct
copy IT the statement hlsd in this once BY IN .
Humboldt Fire Insurance Company Of the City Of
New York, sn this fifth day Of February, A. d. /,
1861.
l. s.. Witness my hand and ofhcisl seal
b ereunto affixed, at Dss Moinss, this 5th day Of
FEBRUARY, 1851.
J.W. CATTELL,
Auditor Of State.
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CAmEHOn : w1DDwINcT0N.

UAMEBUN WIDUR1NGTUNs
uQUSE PAINTERS AND 0LAzlERS
II No =, East Third street, Dasenpost Ievs
Plain aud Dseorative Pspss Hangsrs, 0isinsrs,
lasblen end Sien Writsss. s9ssa4,.
Nsssss.C c. ! v haying hal apwasds ef tvensy
years experience in ths businsas, gussaates sat
isfaction 70 al parties sntsaetilg work e then.
Papss HAagins 10 every sty'e, fgsm COM
mon brown paper. 70 the most elsbesaes dseora-
tions. ~. F8
NIB. Whitsaiae aad Wall Cslssiag. LIES s-dsn
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rATEN8Kf Of THE CONDITION or THE
y Hsnool6t Fns Insurssss Ceapaay Of shs City
u Neu York, o. tie lss day Of Jasusss, Ieni.
oads - the Auditor Of the State Of love-. n
eemplisnce with an scs sssitlsd = A. scs % rrwr.
lase Ag:oci:s VI Insurance. Csnpaaiss not insse
posatsd By the Ntase of lows"
The na0e Of the Company 70 the Humboldt Firs
lnsannee Co0psay, nd y lssassA ~ sAs CITY
Of New York.
The amount Of It, csi iiai Stock 10 s1so. o.oee. 90
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1861-04-18
SmOkingand It's Effects.

The pupils Of the polytechnic sehnoi in
Paris have recently furnished some curious
statistics bearing on tobacco. Dividing the
young gentlemen Of that college into groups,
the smokers aud the non-snokers, is shown
that the smokers have proved themselves. in
various competitive examinations, far inferi-
or to the others. Not only in the cxamina-
tons on entering the school are the smokers
in lower rank, but in tho various ordeals
they have to pass through in year, the av-
eragc rank of the smokers had constantly fall
len, and not considerably, while the men
that did not smoke ennycd cerebral atmos-
phe.c Of the clearest kind 1t world be in
tercsting to pursue this kind Of statistical in-
quiry in our public schools and universities
Perhaps smoking is, in many instances, hot
the cause, but the effect or indication Of in
telIectual mediocrity. Is there any conncc. p.
ton between smoke and German metaphy-
sizes?
TLondor lancet
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1861-04-18

esJyterian-Libcrty Street. Services in
the morning at 10! o'clock, and evening al
H. Pastor-Rev. j. ii. Symmcs.
English Lutheran-Corner of Baltimore and
Centre Streets. Services in the morning al
10Y o'clock, and in the evening at "a O'Clock
Pastor-Rev. A. j. Weddell.
Methoejst Episcopal-Centre Street. Ser;
vices in the morning at 104 o'clock, and in
the evening at :! o'clock. Pastor-Rev. Mr.
Barnhart.
Methodist Protestant-B Bedford st. Ser
vices in the morning at TO! o'clock, and in
the evening at clock. Pastor
Washington Street. Ser
vices in the morning at l0{ o'clock, and i'll
the evening at 8. Rev. DR.. Spear Pas
tor.
Baptist-Bedford Street. No Pastor.
German Luheraa-Bedford Street; Ser
vices in the morning at 10 o'clock, and in the
evening at o'clock. Pastor-ReF. +.
WASHER.
81. PahicL's-Centre Street Services in
the morning at 10 O'Clock, anc vesperS at 4
Pastor-Rev. Edward brennan.
81. Peter and ST. Pdm-Fayette Street
Services in the morning at 10 O'Clock, and
vespers a. u. Pastor-Fathcr Scclos.
Jeuish Synagogue Street. Ser
vices Saturday morning at 8 O'Clock. Pas
tor-Iev. A. Laser.
Second German lutheran Wmch-Ccntre
Street. Services in the morning at 10 o.
clock, and afternoon at y O'Clock. Pastor
Rev. Louis Biltz.
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1861-04-18
puetital.
[From the Memphis Bulletin.
They Call Me A Traitor, Now.

The following lines were suggested by see
ing an old man intently gazing at the Amer
lean flag as it foattd from the dome of ont
of the hotels in Mehphis-'I live" said he
in Mississippi, where they won't let that flag
be raised, but love that flag. bore il
through the Indian wars, and at New Or
leans, under General Jackson. am sixty.
nine years of age. was born and raised il
this State. My father, all old Revolutionary
soldier was one Of the earliest settlers. My
country has been very good to ne, and gave
me the land love. My country love-
| love Tennessee; am sorry ever left her
| want to live where that flag waves. don'
like the people of Mississippi they call me q
traitor, now."-
| have borne that flag in early years,
To conquer savage foe.
Whose ravasng deeds on our then frontier
Brought terror, death and woe.
And how we suffered mid to il and mind.
Tis history will tell you how
Yet those, whose peace those wars did gain
CAT call me traitor now.
| bore that flag in New Orleans,
Which citys doom was thotght,
Beyond the power of patriot means
Ere the glorious Eight was fought;
But when ! saw to the stripes and stars
The British Lion bow,
/ little thought, in my grateful prayers,
To be called traitor now.
No pelican flag was heard of then;
No moons lone star was fotfnd;
No palmetto bush, with its shaggy stem,
And the serpent coiled arouhd;
But the stars and stripes alone femaincd.
And pray can you tell me h5w,
That he, who bort that flag, utstaincd,
Can be called a traitor now!
Oh, had remained in my nat'4e State,
Where my chieltan's grave is made,
Or had been doomed 10 similar tate,
And my bones near his been laid,
Or had he been spared for his country,
good,
am sure he'd not allow
Those friends whoi- arms by him had stoot
Should be branded as traitors now.
But why, in my age, am thus assailcd
To my name why apply this stain
Have to my country ever failed,
Or to society proved bane?
Ne. no such charge or kindred cfimc
Can be stamped on my iurrowed brow.
But BECAUSE rebellion must decline,
They call mt a traitor now.
But yet, in my heart, can't despair
My country, so frre and pure,
Whose tolls and triumphs helped to share,
For ages will yet endure.
When madmen cease, and calm react
And reason their minds cndow.
They'll then thtse cruel words retract
That make me traitor now.