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MARRIED

IN this city March LIST, By Rev. Z. B. Dennis
Or. 80. 2. 9RIswOLD, Of Hamilton, Ill, and
Miss EMILY J. H0vRY, Of this city.
In this city, on Thursday evening, Feb. 23d
at the residence of Mr.. James d. Broadwell, by
Rev. A. Z. Wiley. Mr.. JAMES LOVE- and Miss
LOUISE G. PRINCE, both OF this city.
Episodes Of this character are supposed to be
essentia! to the life Of every well regulated man
andthe eveutaboverecordeda saconsequenceYe r.
nects the usual credit upon our friend Love. and
shows that ne has done his duty. The occasion
was gladdened by the presence Of many kind
friends. whose good wishes will accompany the
happy couple through Life. May their pathway
beam with LOVE, and while they live may they
be as happy az PRINCE
In Dodgeyille. Des Moines county. Iowa, on
the S6ta Of January, 1885, By Robert Allen, J. r.,
Mr. JOHN B. KELLEY and Miss RxBECCA e.
McAIeHA1L, daughter of A. L. McMtchaei.
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nIDzs-Greea &C. Green Saited part cared
g; Dry Flint, lie, Green SaIted &c: Dry Sailed

hIDEsE-tireea &c: Green Slated part cared
81 lDry Flint, lie. Csaea saEted &c: Dry Sailed
1RkES CALr sxrsz-io@llc,
MHIsKr-ss On.
DRrEn ARPbEs-l55I9t6c . D.
T.noTHY SEED-8 IS = bushs..
sa4 s5z2s = sas y 5a.as demand
R osS MEA.e'5c = ousae..
u! 81 No kits s. 80, No 2, 8 %.
shsst isea, We aao.e No Pa ss. solea il q ~
40 1Mss. caArcoa. ls1<;&i4c.. &1E Juniata,
1885,. -
CHICAGO, March 2.
Eecein.s-Eogs 1872; beeves, il,295.
l2.!, grcss.
Dressed Hoys-steady =. 3l3 all.
Beet Castae---Mofe active and medium
grades tr.ne-: sales at 4fa5tc for common;
oa!c 10y medium and fair, and Sa9c for
prime.
provisioas-Easier and more active.
Mess Sork-Sfeady;. sales 1900 bbls
nsavy city al $3S 90; prime mess shade
lower and more active. sales 1000 bbis at
$ls 'oaSO % closing at SEQ 75a30 90.
Sweet fics. ID Hams-Firu at lie; and
5000 lbs srtaa as:ns at 16c loose.
Aa-u-is;>..: sisat sales OF common coun-
try steam IL =.
Flour-Dul spring extras q 40a8.
wneat-4c lower; No spring st 81 35al
Corn-io owes, at s5c for no aad 75.a
76!c for rejected. slEs1
Oa.s-Du!i safes Of No 1 at 5aa59sc.
Rye-Quiet, at Csc for No /. .+a
Barley Dull. and neglected.
Mh.skly--Acsive at y 13la2i4.
Flax Seed Steady at32 75a2 rs. a
Hay-Du1. ct SIS OOA2O 90.
Money-Clase. so f ~
E4chaags-Tira., at par 60 &c premium.
Gosc-Cicsed at l96aIo7, @as
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+ 1rlks.-Yesterday afternoon two chaps,
mounted, ride their horses into the saloon
on Valley street, opposite the market house,
and after making considerable noise rode
out again. They gave additional evidence
Of their breeding by running their animals
at a furious rateup Fifth street -. "A grocer,
Mr.. Chris. Meyer, doing business ca JEFF
ferson street, had counterfeit twenty dol
lar greeaback passed upon him Last Friday
night. Look out for bogus 2O's and sos.
a......A little daughter of Mr.. Gillschend,
who resides on the South Hill, fell into a
pan OF hot water last week, by which her
hand was so severely scalded that por-
tioa of the aesh fell Of. Will. some
children were playing about the bridge
tina: spans Hawk-Eye Greek on Fourth
street, last Saturday, one Of them pushed a
little boy into the swollen torrent beneath,
but he made tho bank . few rods below,
and aside from thorough soaking and
swallowing . big dose Of muddy water,
sustained no injury by the mischievous
trick.
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To CousuEoptivess-Thea advertiser, having
been restored to health in . few wseks, by 9
very silnp;e remedy, after having suffered sever.
u years with q sevefe lung affection, a0d that
dread diseaee. onsunpt,on-isan anxious to n1axe
known % LIS sel.ow-sudaters the means oscure.
TO a.. WAC cestre IT he VIII ssad . copy OF the
prescription used ree OF chaEge) with the di-ec.
tons for preparing and using the same, which
they will dad . sure cure for Consumption. Assa-
ma, Bronchssis, &c The only object OF the adver-
tiser in sending the Prescrp Is to benefit the
afllcted. and spread Information which he con-
ceives to be invaluable, and he hopes eya-y suf-
fe,es will try Els remedy, as twill cost then
nothing. and. u,ay prove blessing. 3
Pasties wishing the prescription Will please
address REy. EDWARD a. WILSON,
dec3c-w3n WILLIAMSBURG. Kings &C., N. Y.
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There seems 10 be general complaint in
the principal cities OF tae West Of great
scarcity OF money.
Tae Chicago 1,i5mnc says:
The greatest rain CT our money mar.
kes. however, has beer the lioerai 81 bscrip.
tions 20 tie $50 Loan. "a some respects i.
- tee cecst remarkable feature which the
marAet presents. During the mouth of
February, which ends to-day, the cub.
sc.iptioas to this Loan at all the National
Banks aad agencies in the city anonnt TO
the 81 "a OF SSH 800: o. this amount the
Second National Baak5 alone received s..
642, Sec-the officers Of which have been
unusually Tigilaas and uatiring in their
eadeavors to place the Loan before the peo-
PIE. The result. is certainly cheering to
every loyal man-showin4 that the people
have al uofa.tesing confidence in the cause
OF tie country, and are willing to sustain
our Institutions with their money. L. it
any wonder, however, that with such
drain on our currency, the money market
should be ssr.ugent?''
TIE demand for American securities.
on foreign account is steadily increasing.
Orr CREDIT ADRoAp.-A private letter
from Frankfort, in Germany, says:
s'There continues to be great demand
for American securities still In this market
~ well "a in Amsterdam. On Friday eve-
rything was bought up which was offered.
The Rothschilds were very large buyers,
whether for themselves or upon orders ne
do not know. The price ID three per cent.
higher taao NewYork quotations, and that
in sold nnAst he coa6prahie for 6ecre-
lay F0ssendsA to knA1 t1aeU Sans
paper il WORTH three per fepS moro here
or about seyeesin papertAh94e the price
1T home, and good demduH,at that. L
seems PITY teat Mr.: Fsssehdln could not
eel ooune in thu market - w60 ~ in New
Yorf but It seems to law does not al.
thor314 &. !" 80 80
B The total number Of X ational Banks au.
|thcr:zsd up 20 Fob. 18th, VA; BIS, With "A
[esstsgate capital OF 3as7. o4l,7se. and q to-
~ e1csrsency apounting o363, e6s, $50.
The following table shows the amount Of
Flour aad Grain in store IN Chicago on sa-
turday last, compared with the amount in
- ia L.
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ITsMs.- A stranger was observed to pick
up q good -sized roll Of greenbacks on the
steps of the Barrett House yesterday. .........
John Benson severed an artery in his leg
yesterday by accident with a chise!, and
before it could be taken up he tainted with
loss Of blood. ........T Two river men got by
the ears on Water street Monday, and in .
twinkling one Of them bad his store teeth
knocked all over the sidewalk. Nothing
else worthy Of note followed, unless it
might be black eye, and torn hair, and
bitten nose, and broken finger, and rent
clothes. ......An old codger who came over
on the fsrry-boat last evening, for some
cause gave his wife severe kick with his
boot, when boy s'in blue stepped up and
knocked him senseless upon the ground.
AL seemed to think the punishment de-
served.
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MARKETS
BURLINGTON, 3 p. m. Friday.

The leading markets Of the country con-
tinue quiet, and comparatively but little
doing. The uninterrupted successes Of the
armies under Generals Sherman, Scho6eld
and Terry have caused the gold market to
rule dull, and At our latest advices with a
downward tendency. The sales early in
the week were at q ;on Tuesday the price
advanced to q 0s; Wednesday twas down
again to e, aud yesterday it experienced .
further fall, opening at 81 90 and closing At
tlM. Z
The impression seems to be gaining
strength that the rebels are preparing to
evacuate Richmond and take up position
at some point in the interior. Such a
movement could not but be regarded a.
giving up the contest without dght. In
that event gold must continue to decline,
and with it the value Of all other property.
Another favorable aspect Of affairs Is the
large falling OF in our foreign importa-
tons and the increase in exports. Toe fol-
lowing shows the exports texclusive ofspe-
cie) from New York for the week ending
February 10th, and since the beginning OF
the year:
1868. 1864. 1865.
For the VIZ 34,lsl,7so $685.. s66 81, lsS, 4s5
Prev. rep'd u, S9z, 96 HO.a09, 452 g. 204 .l67
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Vd9 River - now clear OF ice a. Tar up a
Davenport, and in fne boating condition
There hare been no arrivals Of boats from
below. but may be looked for at any time
as there is water enough on the rapids fc,
the Northern Line packets to come owe:
with full freight.
Loca. trade is very dull. The bad condi.
ton CT tie reads in the country has bro,
|'retail business 70 full stop. Our quota
tons teS produce are merely nominal, az
there il nothing doing. Hay is quoted at
SIS, bit parties with hungry cows and
empty barns. could doubtless be found that
would be wiling 70 pay SIS or 80 per ton.
port OF ts,ss and other markets:
Gol4sszs-Hy ths bsrre,srsar house Il 1sa
J s eslssa ay5s2 = $ s ..
4 z Esez-isilc
0EESwAX-50c. n
s seosssssSs;l P5 $ Ds: 3 ao 8;
y, FIz e - %; Extra. y 50; ''Cable."
wMEAr sprtnsN cog, Is: Wia:er, q SOL 50.
cozs-New. ssssoc.
f faassas 5Se 3 p per s snsSsl
0ksoSs--ssg2 2S-ta demand.
BUvER-&5c.
CHi0x1ss.-S2 5e@3 90 per dossn.
aAT-Ttmothy. none in market.
Wco2-Ss % per cora
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NEW YORK PIANO FORTKs.
ERNEST GABLER.l y
NANUFAcTuRIR or
New Scale First Class Piano. Fortef
Z NEW FACTORY: !
Nes. 1919. 1874 3 l2e Ea,t 9ad g..

NOb, 1SS. ~ y I06 G4ot 530 Sc. 81 q
Respectfully announces that he has now eon,.
pleted his large NEW FACTORY, anu efscted
other arrangements for the great increase Of Bis
manufacturing facilities. He therefore win ~
WEEK, to supply orders promptly, without thai
ineonyenient delay to which DEALERS and
fact that for more tnan two yean past he ~
been continually hundred Instruments 6e.
hind orders. A full assortment at all times may
be found ct his mandatory and Ware-rooms
in New York City. 1mar2-W2m.
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A BouxTY-JuMPER )EHor.-A bounty
jumper, named Henry Miller, was discov-
cred by the guard to De making his escape
out of the window Of the Provost Marshal's
office, 1t Peoria, last week, and instantly
hot dead. He had Just received bounty
of 800 from Marshall county.
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Since Jan 125,074,S36 q, l73 S4S S7,5S7 $50
The effect of the increase in our ship.
ments abroad is apparent in the price OF
foreign exchange If gold is shipped to
make exchange it is an even thing at 1927 ;
when it is quoted above that it is profitable
to ship gold, but when it falls below it il
evident that exchange is made by drawing
against shipments or other commodities
The quotations for exchange for some days
past have ranged from 1851 to los. Unless
there should soon be m advance shipments
fgold must necessarily continue to fall Of.
The following 10 = statement Of the public
debt, made up from Official data:
PUBLIC DEBT OF TIE uNrrxD STATES, JAN,
81, 1866.
Aggregate Of Principal. Interest.
Int. in coin ,os7, $50, 4:s 30 ,ss, 49,, lsl Is
Aggregate Of
n ~
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y The amount Of its Capita. or Earnings de-
posted in any other State as security fol
| losses therein, naming them, with amount
| In each-Caliiornia, 175ge
Tennessee. 9Oc0l
"a The Charter. or Act Of Incorporation Of seiei
COMPANY. Answer-Copy on fiie IN Audi
/ Net Premiums received In the state Of iowa.
STATE OF NEW YORK !.
City and County Of New York,
Thomas W BirdsAl. President, and Richard Z
Haydoek. Secretary, 81 the SECURITY insurance
the foregoing is full. true and correct state
ment Of the Affairs Of the said Company-thAt
the aaid Insurance Company 10 the b0nAe0Ae
owner Of at least One Hundred and Fifty Thou.
ea0d Dollars Of actual cash capital invested In
Stocks and Bonds, or IN Mortgages on ReAs e.
tate. worth double the amount for which tho
same ID morteaged; that the above described
Investments. nor any portion thereof, are made
for the benefit Of any individual exercislng au-
thority in the management Of said Company.
either az President, Secretary, Treasurer, Direc.
tor, or otherwise; that the mortgages above de.
scribed have not been assigned, nor in any
manner released or impaired by said Company;
and that they are the above described omcerS Of
THOMAS " BIRDsALL, Pzes't.
RICHARD L HAYDOCK, Sec'y.
Subscribed and addrmed before me this 9th
= THOs Z THORNELl,
Commissioner for Iowa IN New xork.
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ERUITTREES.-Two and half niles
West OF Burlington. Iowa, Apple, Pear,
Cherry, Plum, Ounce aud Pe-simnicn tees :
Grape Vines, Currants, 9oosebers;es. Ever
green's, Shade Trees. Towering Shrubs and Ro-
DC. Sweet Potaioe plants in their season. All
of which will be sold as cheap as the cheapest
n1Ar4-dwdsw5w DAVE. LEONARD.
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INFORMATION WAHrED.-JohnB oyers,
Third street hospital ut Keokuk would
Ike to learn the present hereabouts Of No
BILE Cordroy, who formerly resided ia this
city. Mr.. c. followed wagon making for
. livelihood, and 1t has been several years
aince his friends have heard from him.
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Diseases % tAe nsTveus, eoma1aa. ORR.
nary aud Sexual syvtsms-nsw ana rsliaola
:rsat1hsut-;n Rspoets Of The HOWARD AseO.
CATION. seat by ma0 In sealed lstser enyol.
opss. ese OF charge AddrsiA Dr.J sXILLIN
HoU0HrUN, Howard Association. No, 1aoutn
Ninth t.Dos, Pn1la1oaDhla, PA
= unAEN
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- Some fifteen OF twenty laborers, and
i city yesterday from the interior, on their
way to Tennessee. The chances for indus
.trious mon there are said TO b uncommon.
" good, and We arc told that large mum.
bers of the working men OF tho North are
hooking thitherward. The parties that
went from this city to Nashville few
months since, arc said to be doing well,
and some Of them have sent for their fam.
iliss 70 join them.
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THE CITY.

mgMr. F. Jones, Of this city, has in
vented machine for digging potatoes and
applied for patent. We have examined
! model, and believe it viii work and prove
\ valuable improvement. It digs, sepa-
rates from the earth and collects the pota-
toes in box.
POLICE Transition Dixon was brought
before Justice Wilcox yesterday on the
charge Of disorderly conduct, to which he
plead guilty and was fined five dollars and
costs. His offense was riding horse into
the saloon of Charles Wagner, On Valley
street, opposite the market-house.
"a We learn q man named Linden, who
resides few miles below this city, in en-
deavorsng TO secure piece of timber that
was floating down the river, was drawn
into the current and drowned. His body
has not been recovered.
RAIN.-We were visited on Saturday
last by heavy rain which set IN early in
the morning and continued throughout the
day. As result the prevalence of mud
was universal, the sewers were swollen to
oyerfowlng with muddy water, and the
streams emptying into the Mississippi put
on the airs and importance Of small rivers.
Yesterday the suA-rose clear, but before
noon was obscured by dense clouds, and
the wind vesring round from the SOUTH
west &c the northwest, blew cold and chill.
The wet disagreeable weather Of spring is
upon US.
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- Our readers will do well to exam.
Inc our advertising columns, II not in the
habit Of % doing, aswe think most Of them
,arA Among other important matters the
reader will and many parcels OF real es.
tate offered for sale some very desirable.
One Of the most valuable farms in Lee
county II offered for sale By II. W. Dean,
Esq. Of Fl. Madison.
Il BR1DoE AT DuBuouE.-The people Of
dubuque are moving in the matter Of 9
bridge over the M;ssissippi from that place
{ to Dunleith. Mr.. Chaplin, q Chicago engi.
neer, has been making soundings and ex.
aiming the proposed site for the fabric, pre-
paratory to sending in proposals, for IT'D
construction. There has been more or less
talk about . bridge 1t this point, but il
isn't built yet, and considerable time may
elapse before it will be built.
( a-The religious revival which has been
lelt for SO many weeks Throughout: the
length and breadth of Iowa, seems to have
Prevailed generally all over the country.
Al New England the interest," has been as
great a. elsewhere, and large numbers have
united with the different church societies.
Inc same can be said Of Maine also. It is
reported that the officers and crews of ma
ny vessels have been converted at sea. At
TIE West. the Methodist papers Of Cincin-
nau report I've thousand conversions in
Two weeks.
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Proof or Inyestanent IN Mortgage,
STATE OF NEW YoRx.l ].

City and County Of New York,
Be it remembered, that I, Thomas Z, Thorn0u
. Commissioners, resident in the CITY OF New
York. duly commissioned and qualified by the
executive authority. and under the laws Of the
state OF Iowa, do hereby certify that I have per-
sonalty examined into the condition OF the 81.
sprtty Insurance Com2 n, 81 t tae CITY Of New
eGfely invested, to the amount OF One Ntllion
Dollars: that have examined the securities
now in the hands, Of the Company, - eet forth
in the annexed statement, and that the same
! lido further certify that the said Security IN
surance Company Ia the bonA.6de owner OF
Bonds and Mortgages. n1Adei In their favor, %
spec ded in the annexed Schedule G, said Mort
cages being duly entered Of record : aud that I
ann satisdea that said Mortgages are drst liens
on real estate in this city and vicinity, and Tin
the aggregate are worth double the amount for
which they are moItgage0 to said Company.
T further certify that 4m notdirectly Inter-
ested IN the anaiis Of tho said Company
In witness whereof, have hereunto set my
hand aud af1xed my 0fnCial oeal, this 9th day
OF January, 1885. TAOA. L. THORNELL.r
Commissioner for Iowa in New York.
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4 NNUAL STATENlENT Of the con

4 NNUAL STATEMENT Of the con.
~ ditton. Of the SECURITY INSURANCE
COMPANY Of New Yorksin the State Of New
York. January list, 1854 made to the Auditor ol
the Insurance department. Of the state Of IOWA
pursuant 70 the Laws Of sa1d State. -
.st T. CAPITAL. ue
lot The amount of full paid Capital Stock OF
OF the Company now outstanding, (par value Of
shares $50 eachl 81 0l; an
Il Aa0RTs
Amount Of Loans on Bonds and Mortgages
duly recorded and being drst Items on the Zee
interest Is due ss per Schedule ~. 1893 4OO
Total value OF said mort'ged ~
DSeml6ee,
O snf SAES In nf<NclIn a :.
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s. $AE,OW $4SX&lQ
4 Amount Of Stocks, Bonds and All
other securities Except mortea-
j gageo). held ~ tho Company as re-.
euftty for Cash, ActuAlly loaned By
tae Company:
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A9gre44e0 OF
debt bearing
int. in coin {
Aggregate Of
debt bearing
int. in lawful
money, 3
Aggregate Of
0eDtOn which
interest has
ceased,
Aggregate OF
legal tender
deot bearing
no interest,
AggreQau3 OF
tract nal cur
rency,
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h 1868. 1854. 1865.
For the w'k 4,lSl, $50 1858, S66 81, lisa, 4S5
Prev. rep'd u, S92, 9O6 O.2Oa, 49, 3a.204 .ls7
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b, os7, $50, 4;o 30 1ss, 1881 IS
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In this city, on the asth inst. MARY c.. wife
Of James Clark. = - :
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-03-24
OBITUARY.

nisn-- ihe evtn'ng Of the l4ih March. % he
t,rtas az. scar nf az. L5UIsE T. szIlET, the
ca, 4 ushtar q Mr. H. 5. Foole, Of tbs city.
~ r. sEra lasufy, AMI CHERISHED ss isK sre
chesi.i.ei ia "a dfasry worla nlis lovely bul o.
promise Vas a household idol. Aasr long and
pslnilI absence nom her mother, LOUISE va Eeiy
recently restored 10 heT oaly remaining parent, 70
whom she was tie most precious gin Of life GOD
has seen ct to remove her from Qua Ridst. and q
His ms aa'a'la wisdom, He has severed ths boxes,
4 &C.. -tie re between = Mother snd lss- only
6niea or. Young aod gifted, just bu1dng into
wonssul 1od, slis was Ike an early blossom Of
spr NJ, unfolding IT, "a besuty 10 the morn II d
Ike that bossom when the untimeiy frost has
biighied its l5y less, she passed away, While the
dew OF her morning was yet sparkling and benutI-
ful. Like q rir work Ct AT. she lsy amid aoEers
the llest and hcesti nor was che l.ss loTely thEH
hose entlems cf purity and peace But neither
thy Mothers nd worship, nor her Wild prayer to
Heaven 10 spare thee, sweet one, ayailed--thoR
wen taken, snd with tlee passed away the sun and
dew Of d r life Drssiy 10 hsr, is she green earth,
with is sprnging hoWers snd song Of many birds.
for LOUISE II 10 n ore her sSeet voice is hushed,
and We listen in vain flr h'r iootstsp. Nor is II
alone in her own home. where she was So neces sary
10 its happiness hat she is missed snd lame1tod /;
in the schooi-roomi on the play gr ind, there is
perfect quiet the pupils, her loving companions.
gather about in groups and speak her name low
ing'y sE & slmost IN 3 whisper.
Beneath the shsdas Of M. o.ivst. are baned ali
th1t made life beautiful to thee, sOnOWing Neither,
yet rsin snter, that uni' rnesth those same shs T.
ows, ere laid away the dearest hopes that ever ir
mined IA ehsmbers Of hearts, IS desolaie and
hopsle A. thine. Ike them, thou too, must live
On, with every sweet wish folded in a shroUd
There Is a RESIN where the rainhoE never ia1es
where on he son air sre borne eahoes Of praises
.ng rs sera2him sni Cherubim, a. they liant il
sweet eompanionslip. LouIsF. beloved thou who
passed ike some Tadisn. yis.on hefJre us thou,
whose Young exi -teuce vac not less lovely thar
brief in that bright realm We shall meet thee again
snd iseli m Thy p essnee forever
WWB
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THE GEaNASs.-We have the very best
authority for stating that no. less than six
tho lssud Of these snterprising people have
settled permanently in, and aboat this city,
in the lsss two years. Aud now that Ten
nesses is free State, We confidently expect
the arrival Of thousands of others. They,
IS 8 elass, have done more TO build up large
cities, aud develope the agricultural re-
sources Of the country, than any other class
Of adopted citizens among US. We welcome
them TO the fertile fields of Tennessee, and
hope that all who come among US may find
q peaceful and happy home. We look
forward 10 the day when the hills Of this
great State wiz be covered with well cult
v9ted vineyards, and our trade in native
wines be greater than in any other State in
the Union. We have heard It remarked By
men who fully understand the business
that BY pursuing proper system Of grape
culture here, wines could soon be equal t.
the best Imported champagne from France
or elsewhere. The country around chstts
nooga i favorable for the production o
fruit Of every description.