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Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-08-07
The Death OF Hon. A. r. Stone.


The Gazette gives the following particulars
Of the death Of Hon. A Stone, of Columbus,
late Treasurer of State, whose demise
was announced by telegraph yesterday. 1t
says;
"He was attending to business Tuesday
morning, and was supposed to be in his usual
health. In the afternoon he was seen walking
toward Green Lawn Cemetery, which is
something over two miles from the city, and
subsequently was found by the sexton sitting
by the graves Of two children he had buried,
deeply engaged with some papers Two hours
later he was still there, and was invited by
the sexton to ride home with him, but be
declined. As it began to grow dark, the
invitation was again extended, and again
declined. Upon returning TO the city, the
sexton informed Captain Van Dorhm, son in
law 70 Mr.. Stone, and friend of his where.
Abouts, and they took carriage and drove
out TO the cemetery They found him lying
on one Of the graves asleep Upon rousiDg
him he expressed some SURPRISE said he had
oversight himself, got into the carrisge with
them, Aed returned home, talking pleasantly
ell the way. he retired at late hour. In
the morning he was found in bed in stupor,
aud died in few minutes. 1t s supposed that
his walk TO the cemetery when it was exces.
sively hot, was the cause OF his death.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-08-07
Democratic State Convention
Thursday, August IA, 1862
Dayton, July 26, 1865.

To the Democracy Of Ohio
A State Convention of the Democracy Of
Ohio, will be held at Columbus, on Thursday,
the Oath day Of August next, to nominate
candidates for the following offices, and for
the transaction OF such other business as may
come before the Convention Governor,
Lieutenant Governor, Treasurer Of State,
Supreme Judge, (full term), Supreme Judge
(vacancy), Attorney General, School Commis.
sioner Member Board of Public Works, Clerk
Of Supreme Court.
The ratio of representation will be as fol-
lows One delegate for each county, an sd-
ditionsl delegate for every 800 votes cast for
General Mcclellan at the last Presidential
election, and an additional delegate for every
fraction Of $50 or more votes so cast,
This spportioument gives to Montgomery
county twelve Delegates Butler ten Preble
four Warren four.
The total number OF Delegates to the Con-
vsntion is Eve hundred and three.
By order Of the Democratic State Central
Committee.
JOHN G. THOMPSON,
Chairman.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-08-07

The Cleveland Plaindealsr truly says
.'The little Reserve General who signs a
very short name to very long letter, is
receiving the curses of both wings of his
party. One wing curses him for his weak
ness in answering the questions OF the Elm
pudent Oberlines," and the other wing
curses him because of the absolute inde6-
niteness of his recent Aatulent illumination.
He has not satisfied either wing, and every
body laughs at the "plan" so vAuntingly
set forth by poor Cox"
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-08-07
ROAD NOTICE.

NToTtCH 10 hereby given that petition will be
IN presented 10 the Commissioners Of Mon Romery
County, their neat session. to be held on the lat
Monday OF september, A. d. 1895, prayi' for the
alteraton OF the county road eauing from Farmers
Vile in Montgomery county, TO Wi chester, In Prebs
county, Ohio via the Diamond mills IN Prebe county,
Aforesaid, as FOL owa Beginning at the fork In sald
road on the hank OF Toms run, near Y. Cattermans
barn, nom thence west along said Tom run ra Jacob
Eby's along the old road 70 the north bank Twin
creek; thence west along or nea- the said norih
bank ofsAid Twin creek 10 the county line road.
PETITIONER,
aug S4tw
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-08-07


Mr.. B, FREDERIoKs takes great pleasure in intro.
ducing to the citizens the above very popular and
, ~, youus ni''s'' wno' aurns nls Sn'I' su'y
,,
written expressly for him.
80, ~ 90 80 " 'ileii' Suu
ality Of conception and freshness and purity OF
A., e. ','0
ASSeraons OF the stage he takes nature alone as his
49,, =, y. '''s 80
him to grasp at once its most sinking and salient
s,,,iaa .,,as 49, -. a,aa
onsurpSssed'o OF pa'hos nus c0meayis OF rare predth
,Inao =, ,,,loari,n
=, a., n,1 - -, ., .,, NJ,
tasteful and accurate In costume and with the penee
,.,,,, ~. o,,.,,a onS ,inr sioid h,ro
'her Wiling tribute oil applause and the n''e OF 'ne
W.. .,- r., a.,
AuSD COILS warm reception and the hearty APPROX
" ", NC paol'T -.
ing attention to the following noted ARTISTS who will
-N"''' VIVID ~ '"' P''"'iPA' '''''
Tho Starting Actrss, sts of tho ,bs Arch strsst The.
| ater, Philadelphia.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-08-07
More Trouble.

Post Master General Dennison has got
himself into big "muss," by appointing
J.J. Woods, Postmaster at Columbus.
Woods is particularly odious to the work
ing, active "oyalists" of that city, and
there is general row over the matter
among the politicians of the capital city.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-08-07
GOvernor BrOugh. /.

The Columbus correspondent Of the Com
msrciAl Gays:
rGovernor Brough's condition does not
sssm to gain any, aud the chances are against
hs recovery" rst4. v,.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-08-07
COrrespondence.

THE BATroN BAR TO HON. n A HAYEHs
DATroS, July 1lh, 1865.
Hon. DANIEL A. Haynes
DEAR Sra; The undersigned members Of
the Bar having heard with regret Of your de.
termination not 10 be candidate for reelec
ton as Superior Judge, desire TO assure yoa
Of our undiminished confidence in your in
tegrity, impartiAlity and ability, and 10 express
our belief that no one at our Bar possesses, in
90 eminent degree, the necessary qualihcs-
tions aud fitness for the Office, or would give
such general satisfaction 10 the discharge Of
its duties. We therefore respectfully, but
earnestly, request you to reconsider your
resolution, and allow your name to be pre-
sented az candidate, in which event We
pledge to you our undivided support.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-08-07
MARBLE WORKS.
Real estate agents.
LENTz &APPLEGATE.
REAL ESTATE AGENTS.

once asa Third Street, North side,
.- topposi.e Town oock)
For Bale, Flax Factsry occupied by Messrs. Davies
a Co., with machinery, aud Aores oflAnd.
A krm leo acres mile north Of Browns station ON
Western r. R., on Twin Creek, well improved,
$4,000.
A brick house, cor OF Brown aud Ann Bta.
double frame house on Hess street,
A double frame house on Walnut street
A double frame house on Fifth street
arm offs acres, az mes from Dayton
A iarm Of IL acres, mee from Dayton
A arm of50 acres ON GreeuVille X. X;
hrm Of 1SS acres near Germantown;
brick house on Fifth street, No 227
farm OF 10 aoraH, well improved, hne brick house.
and best Twin bottom land u mile west Of Ger.
msntown. ..
Isrm OF 81 acres good improvements at Browns
Station on Western r, r,
well improve fArm Of 100 acres, two miles east OF
Sonora, on W estern railroad.
A good house and large lot on Main street, No 9st
A arm offs acres on Germantown pike, miles nom
Dayton, ..... . .
Two sn all farms, well improved adjoining Liberty,
miles from Dayton, OF 10 and 20 acres each.
number OF houses and lots in different parts Of the
elty All will be sold cheap.
fy& LENTz APPLEeArB, R. n. A.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-08-07
NOTICES OF THE PRESS.

1--WE are free 10 confess that our expectations we're
more than realiset, Ills delinastons OF character
messed, and those who tail to attend will miss rAr.
treat. .
Edmund Coles, Il possible, surpassed the perform,
anee OF Monday euenug. We think his merits en-
tirely beyond our alb lity to praise. .
All Who desire 10 see good acting, and enjoy a
the character he represents Wheeling Insllgeaeer
Edmund Coles is an actor OF great merit and bril-.
liant TALENT Wheeling Regi'ts'.
Last night, tne original drama entitled Two
Views Of Life, dramatiEed by Mr. K. Coles, from
Dckens' popular story Of Nicholas Nlckleby was ex.
csedngly well presented, and drew down thuuders OF
sPPsGss Mr. Coles che suhSr tho took two very DIS
mirably sustained b tn He is a fine come actor,
and is rapidly gaining iay0r a,d populanty.--Fbrt
Wayne Sentinel
Edmund Coles acted Bles to the complete salts.
his talent for tseial pictures being superb.Deroh
Free Press.
last night at the New Theater to fine house. The
main feature OF the play was the part OF "Blles"
personated by Edmund Coles, who even surpassed
the humor OF his author as The large and delighted
audience testify tor they brought him before the
curtain and oyer"helmsd hlm % with the % most stem en-
medan, and W hope II will net be long before
oill have the pleasure OF seeing .hm again IN our
PnlaSsTITIos.- Monday evening, at the New Thea
ter was the benefit OF Edmund Coles, one Of Nash
viiies especial iayorit 3. The house most bril-
liant, the ladies lending their smiling countenances
on the occasion II was evening that will long te
remembered, more especially we should think by
most magnificent silver service, consisting ofA sal
yer pitcher and set Of goblets. The presentation
made by Mr.. j. Allen, on tehalf OF Edmund
Coles Nashville friends Mr.. O. was taken by sur
prise on Mr.. Allen reading to them the following
note. y
awe, your friends OF Nashville sppreciating you as
q gentleman and an actor, do present you with the
accompanying set OF silver. May the me ores OF
your sojourn among US like the u1etR OF which the
9ft Is posed always be bright and H. in future
years, destiny may call yeu 10 distant home
may q glance at this token OF our esteem recall
10 your memory your many Nashville admirers
and friends" Mr. Allen closed by making few re.
marks himself saying me Rranueauon ne experienced
Coles, 10 return, spoke with much feeling and
cluded by saying that his fonde hope was that he
ght live in the mory OF his Nash vile friends a.
long A. they would ever ever live IN hs.-Rdihvils
GaSstts
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-08-07
GENERAL COMMANDING.
NOTIOEI NOTICE I NOTICE
To the nnroIied militia Sf Montgomery
County.
TnlAIueIn's OTEIen,
nauAnn Inlu NaAA

.-4q1. .rl TAaAsuaSn's oEEIen,
...t Dayton, July II, 1855. !
TINHE Books and receipts are now ready, a. the
| TYsasureB Othcs, Court House, Dayton. All
those that ave not exempt ffon the performance Of
military duty required to pay four dollars a. com
mutation 70 Military Fund, by the 18th OF September
1895 those that are not pad BY the time 50 requr
Cd, wl bs compelled 10 pay ave 70 100 dollara With
cost Of ealleeon. Como up and pay the four dollars
JONATHAN KKNNEY,
Treasurer Of Montgomery County Ohio,
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-08-07

Edmund Coles is an actor OF great merit and bril-
liant TALENT Wheeling Registe,.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-08-07

faction OF all--hia Nptlon Of the character and
his taeot for seial pictures being superb--Detroi
Free Press.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-02-21
The Election on the 22d.

The election which takes place to-
morrow is one or the most momentous
in which "a free people were ever called
upon TO participate We trust that
every loyal voter in Tennessee has pom
dered seriously and honestly the great
questions to be decided. and will cast
his suffrage f3E the propositions sub
mietcd 10 him Their defeat would be
f. most serious blow to the cause of
civil order. Il would most likely post
p0no indefinitely the work Of reorgani-
zsiiCn, and tdus leaving the State a
prey TO anarchy, and the unprotected
people 70 the raids of bands of guerril-
las and robbers, vino, like the rude saw
nce, spare neither age, Sex, nor condi-
t.on. On Che other hand, their success
iusures ne O restoration Of civil law,
approximation in Congress, and will
afford us the means Of so thoroughly
Organizing The military resources Of the
State, that we can protect the people
IN their lives and property. These are
blessings for which every tTue-hearted
patEiOtearneslIy Prays. They are within
our reach. We nave but to put forth
our hands and gasp them.
We have 40 mssgiyiuEs as 20 the re
suit The propositions will be carried
boy overwhelming odds But, We must
also show our strength in numbers. No
voter must stay away from the polls
The oath which i7 required should pre-
vent 10 one FROM doing his duty. 1t
viii keep bad men away--men whose
hearts are really with the rebellion
aIsi all who have SUSTAINED OF intend
to sustain the Union. and the efforts OF
the Government 70 suppress the rebel
lion, ought TO be happy 10 have the
polls thus guarded Let the good
cause, therefore, have the weight Of
every glc
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-02-21
Ine Progress Of sherman.

The Richmond Dispatch Of the 18Th
announces the fall Of Columbia, the
Capital of South Carolina. Sherman
marched into the city on the morning
Of the I.th, Beswegsrd having with
drawn from the place ;he evening pre-
yious A few shells were thrown into
the city but beyond this, the ocoupa-
ton was pesCeaJle The rebels, before
they retired, burnt large quantity Of
medical supplies
The Dispatch says the fsl Of Column
bia necessitates the evacuation Of
Charleston and the Examiner Of later
dste announces that the evacuation has
taken place. Thus the city fails like
ripe pear into the possession of General
Gilmore, who had been moving against
II by way of James Island and the
North Edisto The question now comes
up-wbat wIll be SAermans next point
Of attack p 10 would be a grand con
summation, ID he should fail suddenly
upon Beauregard and oyerwhelm him.
But it may be his policy 20 leave the
Dragging General and his army 10 helm
themselves, as best they can, and seek
other game. Florence Just beyond the
northern boundary of South Carolina.
where the Northeastern and the VIII
mingtou and Manchester Railroads
join, is an important point, which be
may regard 10 necessary 90 break: and
then he can move on and be in at the
death OF Wilmington. The next scene
III the eyenttUl drama woald bs the fail
Of Richmond, and the destruction of
Lees army, # Lee does no. elect. at an
esrly day, TO seek safety elsewhere. At
the present time everything seems to
be working admirably, not only for the
complete triumph OF Sherman. but Cor
the downfall Of the 90 called Southern
Confederacy. Nothing Is needed 10 Sc.
cure the last result, but more men. Let
them be speedily furnished, and an
viii be we'll
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-02-21

an. sr,.,,. p.E.aAsKp. ~ B4vis.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-02-21
CIRCULAR TO SOLDIERS.
WE HAVE PUBLISHED THREE SPLENDID
Certificates of Service,
The Union Defenders Certificate,

with beautiful lo-der printed 10 coors, showing
the Union srmy marching in counties Numbers mo
Z xe, with drums beating and coos ay.ng.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-02-21

For further information in regard to
the skillful success in the treatment Of
diseases, the reader Is referred TO Still
LES THERAPEUTICS and MArERIA MEDICA,
two large volumes, late edition Of 1860
the best work in the United States
where you will find DR.. McGilrs name
standing parallel with the best medical
men of the age in the treatment Of dis
cases Of women. For all diseases in this
advertisement, satisfaction Is guarsn-
teed. With my general practice l treat
tha following
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-02-21

The most ferooious, and yet the worst
scared man the rebellion has produced,
ia the terrible Magrath, the Governor
Of South Carolina. DE has issued
proclamation to his people. 1t is long
vehement, paniclzy, and yet bloody. 1t
announces that the great neat Of seces-
sion is invaded; that the torch and the
sword are cleaning amidst the palmet-
10 groves in the rice swamps; and On
the sand hills and every man" is
called upon to prepare to fight Let
all who falter now or hesitate, Be hence
forth marked IF any seek TO escape
duty and danger, let them depart -
there is no room in the State but for
one class Of men; they are the men who
will fight in her cause" "Itis the duty
of every man to oppose all the resist
auce be can to the approach Of the en-
my. It Is the command Of the State
that be shall do so. The foe now upon
the sol Of the State is here to kill let
him be killed. The foe now upon the
soil Of the State Is here for rspine and
lust; let him meet resistance unto
death. That foe degotes Us to doom
worse than death let him receive the
fate ne designs for Us" at is said
there are some who think they are not
bound 10 fight with US; who affect a
desire not to forfeit what they call their
/ allegiance TO some foreign power. II
may be that there are some who have
/ hitherto been misled. I will not be-
lieve that there lives in South Carolina
now any man who, having been under
4 the protection o. the State, and treated
IS that State treats its own citizens
/ viii, 1T this time, attempt to find in this
affected zeal for an allegiance he baa
( practically abjured an excuse for the
I succ5r no is bound to render. They
/ shall not remain here and be the cold
witnesses Of the sufierings which Others
endure, while they are secure from
danger" So raves the direful Macrath
/ through a column of agate. ItwouId be
fearful to dwell upon his deadly rec
concentrations, his fiery invectiyes, hi.
Internal imprecations, did we not know
/ thst be il a native Of Little Gasony,"
= gaiamander retreat somewhere on the
margin of Whippy Swamp The re.
doubtabls Carolinians, who have beer
spelling for fight since 1892, do not
seem to have been deeply impressed
I 10y the flaming words Of the guberna
torial pronuHeiamSnt0. They have no
made the path of Sherman a path o.
blood. They have not Distracted his
march by wall of adamant, construct
ed Of their bodies. On the contrary
they have permitted him to pursue the
tenor of his way without serious mo
lestatiOn. Hereafter let South Caro-
lima be but another name for gasconade
and cowardice.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-02-21

Bfr Benedict will have a rock weighing 1000 D..
broken upon MS b. east, while lSug upon his hack,
by two men With Tl-dge hammers, fea5 only at
tempted By himself
re ,rH 20 introduce hi7 erea. rontortion act
swit Eng - sIes, and Indian Club used by Joe
CchUu n ms training.
TIE eHt=rta uuaen. Wi conclude with q gTppd
GyTrssIic Sni Spsrring Exhibition, during which
SIR. Felsdicl and NJ lin Morris " Il introduce q
&c repre- entaton Of the Great Battle between Jno.
q ePuan eLd Tom 5ayreS,; also Mr. Nike Miller
viii a-.'-t him N giving representation OF the
Great Fight between Tom Hyer and Yankee sUlh-
van.
An vino would lie 10 see he Grand Battles fought
over gun VIII now have he only opportunity sl er
C@pTel
j. connection with the above, the following named
Profess nal Gentlemen have kindly offered Their
-erTices. maj White, Capt West, Mr.. Cooper, Mr.
Wade, Ung G-ttreys Joe Camp Ell, FRANK Pch-
ara. ami the Unknown from New YORK.
Grand slenIdc display Of the manly at OF
peIf.r mauce by NJ. Bened c. and Mike Walker, Of
Albany p Y. fsb21-it'
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-02-21

A staff officer Of the 9th corps, writes
that Is the rebel Peace Commissioners
were being escorted out Of our lines
one Of them turned TO Gen Grant. and
Eaid General, 1 sn anxious to have
peace, and ! would be willing to leave
the settlement % you and Gen. Lee
" Well said Grant I propose to set
tie it with Lee this sumner
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-02-21

A soldier in one Of the Hospitals re-
quested US to furnish him privately
with some information touching the Of
fcers in command at Memphis. His
address having been mislaid, we reply
through this medium Gen. Dana is in
command of the Department Of the
Mississippi. Gen. B. S. Roberts com
mands the District of West Tennessee
Gen. a. i. Chetlain is the commander of
the Post of Memphis. The headquar-
ters Of all three are in Memphis. It.
John S. Lowe is Gen Chetlains A. A.
Adj t General AS West Tennessee has
been added to this Department, we pre-
sumo there will soon be a change of
commanders at Memphis.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-02-21
Chronic Casgs

s..h salisiaedon: Rheumatism, Affections OF TIE
Lungs; Diseases Of the Throat sYsiled Jout=
5.Iff Limbs, reurisy, Paius Ulcers, CancsF GrsFe
Diseases Of the Heart Rrt LAYER, fnhsmma-op OF
The stomach, Neuralgia, Kings xvi OF Scroftlin
Usafuese, dresses o! ina ECes, DefHlits5ad Sys.
i5J0s, Dyspepsia or Indigestion ald Conaumbuon-
VoCc.her with 81 Private Di-eRses End
Diseases OF the l. FiuarY Organs.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-02-21

Mr. James Seldom, late rebel Secre-
tary Of War, and others, sold their last
crop Of wheat to the rebel goyernment
a. $40 busheL Seldom is an honor
able man SO aTs they all honorable
men and they understand taking
care of number one"
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-02-21
CERTIFICATE OF AUTHORITY
SECOND NATIONAL BARK.
Nashville, Tennessee.
TREASURY DEPARTMENT..

l. u
NAsHIaGrOS, Jan. 81, 1886.
WHEREAS, BY SATISFACTORY EVIDENCE
w pre- ented 70 the undersigned, IL has been
yY,o9.s o appear that THE SECOND NATIONAL
E.NE OF NASHVILLE in the city ofNashvile,
in the coCn'y Of Day dson, sud State If Tennessee,
mas hem duly organized under and according to the
reduiremanis of the Act Of Congress- enti led ''An
Act 70 provide National Currency, secured b.
nj dee OF United States bon ~, and to provide for
he tircuatiou ard redemption thereof approved
June Cd, 1864. snd has com lied with ID the pro-
visions Of said act, required 10 re compiled with
b. fore commencing the business of Banking under
said Act;
Nov. therefore, l. Hugh McCnllcch Comptroller
Of the Currency do hereby certify that a. he -
cord y tiona Bank Of Nashville, - "a the city Of
Nashville 10 the county OF David-ou snd State OF
Tapne see is authorized 10 commence the IN J.
ness ef Panl,lng under the Act Aforesaid.
In testimony whereo tress my
hand and seal Of ofhce IN ihIrty-firsr
| sE Al day Of January. ls65.
\/6 - HUGH MCCULLOCH,
Comptroller OF the Currency.
BS-The above Institution y Il be opened u bust
ness the course o; a few days, Of which due no
tee v Il be gwen,
JOHN LUMSDEN, Cashier.
febI7-2m
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-02-21
Notice.

OFFICE ADAMS EXPRESS COMPANY.
NASHVILLE, Feb. T. ls65
WE are now prepared TO run Messenger. tr,-
W weekly 70 EI-ARKsVILLE, VIA Edyeiield All
heutUcky Railroad, and al informed ste : atom
Messenger leaves Nash vile every Monday Wa.
ne5d3y, aud Friday mornings, az $50 SIN.
For rates aud particulars enquire Of
feOl6-2w JokL DAVIS, Agent.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-02-21

The military committee of the L. \.
Senate recommend the rejection of the
Niagara ship canal aud Rock Island
improvement bill, and the East Ten
nessee railroad bill, on the ground that
the condition of the Treasury does not
warrant the appropriations necessary
for these works.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-02-21

A lady writing to the Independent,
the day after the passage of the emau-
cipation bill in Missouri, dropped the
following little moroccan Of prose poetry
aud sentiment: Last night Was a still,
white night The snow lay over all this
Southern land, and moonlight on the
snow. Il was meet adjoining of our
beautiful Missouri for the eve of her
bridal with freedom, We sang Glory
Hallelujah