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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-02-23

United States by taxation shall be thus En-
pended. The resolution then arraigns ths
State governments and the dominant party
ss corrupt and oppressive. crimina'ly
wasting the resources Of the State, offend
ing citizens no protection except that based
upon parlisanship, denying the people the
right to vote, ousting duly elected officers
from their positions. and charging that these
excuses ere mere devices 10 maintain their
power ard where such ascs ndsacy is secur
cd so long as the majority Of citizens are
prevented from voting, and, whereas, the
Supreme Court has declared uncons tituton.
oil the ties, oath by which our disfranchise.
mcnt was hoped to be perpetrated. there.
fore,
Resoired, That every white man in Mis-
souri, Of lawful age and sound mind, has the
right to vote, and should exercise that right
AZ oil hazards, and be subject to al the con.
sequences which IN unlawful assumption Of
power might invoke.
Considerable opposition Wss made 10 the
last resolution. ~ having . evolutionary
tendency; but II was finally adopted BY .
large majority.
State Democratic Convention will Be
called at an early day.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-02-23
WASHINGT0a.

7 W,.u,yu,ox r,i, 90 -Tho ,no., .,rn-
| es, suppor,crs of the Rccons,yuct,on hin
have oscert,;,.d tina, IN. p,.s;I.nt v;ll =.
Ia the bill on Monday a, Tnssdax ,,us .r
forl,np AN onrortun;tv for t,,nc,s., ~ tax =
some action upon the ,uessu,c
The G,orpetown municipal election takes
Mace u.xt Im,d,v and in rore.o,.ncs q,
the number of newly eu,raneh,sed rolorsl
| citizens who will C,r the frs, tim .xc,ci..
the right 10 vote. the Chief .f pnlce ;s
taking proper measures for the msietenance
| OF order.
number of Western soldiers and sailors
at u meeting last nirht PASSED resolution,
urging .thc Senate IL III, Ar. s 4eash's
bounty In on PASSAGE. ana tley e solnfel
a committee to eali upon lie Ssua,or. N he
fur,herance of Their yicss.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-02-23
KENTUCKY.

LOUISVILLE, FEB. ga large Democratic:
meeting was held at the Court House last
night. \ long series Of resolutions were
adopted, declaring that any attempt on the
part Of one Coordinate branch of the Fed
trai Government 10 usurp or exercise pow
ers belonging to another, is subversi,e Of
the principles Of constitutional liberty, and
should not, under any circumstances, he
permitted. That the Federal Government
Is mere agent of the States, and any ats
tempt on the part OF that Government to
impair or aeridse the authority Of tie States
should ba met aud defeated. That the Con
s,ituiion provides for the admission Of new
States bu, 70, Tor the expulsion or des,ruc
ton cf any; therefore, the law lately passed
BY Congress TO reduce nine States to terri
torres. md govern them hy military power.
is iiagrant violation Of the Constitution
a practical dissolution Of the Union and
should not he submitted to. That the late
decision Of the supreme Court in regard
the ties, oath is founded on justice aud law
and we offer our services in enforcing it
against sny opposition whatever.
That we favorsdirec. taxation in prefer
pnce to protective tariff, which, under the
eretence of yielding revenue TO the Govern
mcnt, is in reality tax on labor to re.
ward capital. Not more than one dollar out
of five contributed 10y the consumer is go>
ing to the Government That no hing can
be accomplished by contending over dead
issues and keeping alive tho cnbcrs of dis
cord left BY the fires Of war We, therefor,
invite good men Of all parties to unite with
US, and stem tie torrent OF fanaticism and
faction aud apply the only remedy yet re-
naming to us and that remedy is convcn>
ton Of the States, where all the parties to
the original compacl, asd oil those who
have since acceded TO il will be fairly and
equally represented, aud wherein . spisit of
harmony. concession AID union. Such
notifications can tie introduced into our
frame of Government AS will receive the
cordial appropriation Of all; re>invigorste
republican sympathies and principles, and
estaLlisn an enduring Constitution. That
we approve a national democratic conven
ton a..d recommend Louisville as the place
, 1t shall be held at
That We heartily favor the improve
ment Of the Mississippi River add tributaries.
believing that We have right to demand
that portion ~ monev obtained from TIE
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-02-23

Latest News by the Atlantic Tel.
eGraph.

VIENNA, Feb. 22.-Baron Won Benst. Min
lister Of State Of the Austrian Empire. saws
that Austria is in favor Of the evacuation ol
Servis BY the Turkish forces So Ter q,
Cretan affairs are concerned, the Baron saw
It is the policy Of the Government to avoid
the question entirely.
BERLIN, Feb. 22--Count Won Bismarh
is much better. and it is now thought tina,
no will recover.
Intelligence received from Vienna state,
that serious apprehcnsions are entertained
there Of a rising Of the peasants in the Aus,
trian provinces on the Danube. A large
number Of arrests have been made by the
| Government authorities.
LONDON. Feb. %. = It 10 proposed ia
throw Greek loan on the market.
Consols declined to 9Oi; Erie. at; Iii,
nois Central, ~; Erie Central, 7S9.
LivERPooL. Friday Evening, Feb. a.
The Manchester market for brsadstuffs il
very heavy. Corn declined to s7s Cd ne,
quarter for mixed western. Barley 10 quoted
At 46s Gil per 60 lbs. American wheat, liz
81 for California. Provisions firm. Lard
considerably advanced.
LONDON, Feb 23.-Noox News from
Spain is Of exciting interest, though the
Spanish Government cndeavors to keep the
public ignorant Of the events. There 10 no
longer any DOUBT that serious insurrection
is impending.
Consols. 81 Erie, 81, . 2o's 733; Ill.
Central, II.
LIVERPOOL, Feb. 90. Nook. - Cotton
opens somewhat Grmer. Prices have ad-
vanced trills
Middling uplands. 1875 breads,utfs, very
dull.
Corn has somewhat further declined
sales ofmixed Western are quoted at 37s,
Cd
Petroleum, lOd per gallon.
The suit to recover the steamer Alaxan.
dria has been commenced
LivERPooI, Feb. 23.-EvExING Bread
studs closed quiet; California wheat, l3s
and 3D.
Lard declined 4d, closing at COS Cd.
Bacon, As for mddles
TallOW.- American-43s and I'D
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-02-23
NEW YORK.

NV \ oHK, Feb. 22.--There are few spec
ulators ON the street to>,lay, and about 500
shares Of stock changed hands. Eric sold
at 56Ats5Gl, y. Y. Central Sl.025
y valuable press. two engraved Plates of
20 cent currency, IA thousand sheets of bank
note paper, tools, ink and quantity Of
counterfeit money, DC, were seized last
nisht by teasury detective, in Blocker
street. No arrests
y Washington specisl says the Senate Fl.
nance Committee vii undon ),edly report
against thv II use slice, ma ,oa0 sr eenback
bill.
NEW inE, 2eb. %. tn, iiersld's City
81 Mexico CORES pondence # the 9th says
The entire road ilom Puebla to the capital
IL s.rcNn wita he debris OF the retrca.irg
army.
Thc Liberals @yre prevented from attack
ins ~ strict orlefs FROM Dias.
Appearance lad Gates that Il slight de-
mcnsiratinn would convert tue whole march
into y grand route.
The American Cons late is garrisoned TO
protect American citizens.
MAMMALIAN te.ls every one he does not
consider biiasrlf Emperor but only the
cine oil a national party.
The i!crnd'> Panama CORE pondent SAYS.
Oar Minister, NJ. Burton, to the Columbia
Government, stall maintained his antagonist
posili N
II has been decided tina. foreign mails can
cross the isthmus without hlndrance.
The Judiciary Committee have not yet
examined him concerning the completely Of
.Iei!. Davis III the assassination, nor is il
likely they will do SO until it Is known what
VIII he the proceeding against him.
The Tribune's thl.i COR. spondent SAWS
II ~ reported that a speedy conclusion Of
peace between Spain and the allied repub>
49, 's probable. The Internal condition Of
mo>i oil The republics continues to be most
deg liable.
&c Peruvian government charged with
- 80 M. ard the speedy fall Of the Prss;.
dent was predicted.
Tribunes special sayr: The Cabins
ct had a ->iNE On he reconstruction bill
yesterday. The President would sign tn
bill but for the section dividing the State
into military districts. 81; o,aer sections
arc not so Objectionable, though he much
rather preferred the simple plan.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-02-23
iowa

MuscArIxR, Feb. a2-The Free Masons
celebrated Wsshington's birthday here with
great success. A procession Of Master Ma
sons, Royal Arch Masons and knight Temp
lars, formed At ; o'clock =. NJ. and marched
through the PRINCIPAL streets. Rev. 5. 7.
Allen delivered a fine discourse, at one OF
the public halls, TO a very large coneourse
Of citizens. this evening. The celebration
closed with supper. TO which about four
hundred sat down. II has been one of the
greatest days for masonry and patriotism
ever known at Muscs,inc. Large mum.
bcrs Of Masons from other lodges were
urescrt
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-02-23
MISSOURI.

Sr. Louis. Fob. PA committee OH he
half Of the st. Louis Board Of Trade, con-
sisting of Jos. L. Ysatman, Geo. Partridge
and A. q. Brown, have issued memorial to
Congress on the subject Of relief to the
South. The committee urge Congress to
make IN appropriation Of from 500, 000, 900
to 500, 900, 900 to procure provsions--the
cost Of supplies 30 furnished to be = lien on
tho next crops. and to be paid for out Of The
first proceeds Of sales Of cotton. The COM
mittec claim that this plan will not only re-
lieve tho Government Of the threatened ne,
cessi,y Of feeding the destitute as an act OF
charity, but will fully employ the labor in
the country, and prevent IL famine in the
land
McCaw's grocery, on Broadway, be weeu
Washington and Carr streets, and two small
stores adjoining, were burned ths morning
Loss about $50, 0O0-insured for So, ooo.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-02-23
RHODE ISLAND.

PRovlDENcs, Feb. 90 = The Nationa
Union State Convention unanimously NOM
insted General Burnside for Governor, and
Mr.. Vim. Greene for Lieutenant Governo.
Colonel Willard Sails WAS nominated FOL
Attorney General Mr.. John r. Bartlett
Secretary Of State. aud Mr.. Geo W. Lew,
Treasurer.
The National Union Congressional Con-
vention reuomina,ed Thomas y. Jcneks IN
the First District, and Nathan F Dixon in
the Second.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-02-23
COM N Err ClAL.

CHtcAGo. Feb. IS.
Flour. atelv active but unchanged
Wheat.--Firm but quiet. No spring lSetl
higher closing at sl.sGis @l.S7 sales at 30
a. IS Tor wirter aud fresh receipts of 70. /,
.sdiS@l IS for No q and AT 1Gs1l.70 for re
iectcd
Corn.-firTer and e higher. at s5M seis for
Nc. !. and d6@6sls for No :, aud rejected. asol
doc. closing firm 1t 50 for No. /.
Oats Active and l@llsc higher, At 4lCd32Is
for No. western and fresh receipts; closing q
A. &c for western.
kye-Firm western receipts Of No. at s4c,
and fresh receipt. nj a.
Barley-tirm at 62@ Sc for No. ., aud AZ 2 so
for rejected
Provisions Quiet.
Pork Mess tis5o@ls.75.
Lard -12Wl2s..
Tallow-si .@lo.
Dressed hogs--&7 4o@s.40
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-02-23
mlNNE9oIA.

ST. Paul, Feb. ga fire at four o'clock
this morning destroyed the book store of @.
Weide d Bro, and a wholesale grocery on
Third street, with their entire contents
The intense cold prevented the irsmen from
rendering any assistance. Tn. loss is about
SEQ 900
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-02-23
PENNSYLVANIA.

frrssussn. Feb. 22.--Thc suits against a
cenust IN this city for insrineements on
goodyear and Cummins's bard rubber or
vu'csnste patents, terminated yesterday, by
tne United States Circuit Court sustaining
the patents and ordesins . perpetual injunc.
tim against the aetscascts
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-02-23
CONNECTICUT.

NEw HAVEN. Feb. 22-Three hundred
delegates from sixty working mems unions
held convention hero to day, but failed TO
even organize. their time being used in con
fused and rambling debates.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-02-23
mUNNEWELL,S
LOUIS, BERGE Il CO.,
xAwrrscruRras ~
GRAND AND SQUARE PIANOS

(S~cond block West OF llroadway,. New York
~ The Psanos manufactured by this Arm are IN
dorecd Ny all tho leading artists OF the country for
their powerful clear brilliant and sympathetic tone
Also Tor their durability and excellent Workmanship
2 Oclnves 1lOsevv OOd Pianos with
our 0sArp FnraoH RsrEASlss AsnIoS, carved lecs
ycass for S3sO 10 asSo Circulars containing full dc
srriptive sts with recommendations from all parts Of
the county. sent FREQ application. seplde cody
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-02-23

Rock ISLAND, Feb. 90 Jas D. Haley, an
old man seventy years Of age, who was in.
Jured last Monday. while jumping of .
train when in motion, died last night from
the injuries
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-02-23

Cincinnati Market.
CrxcsIHAst, Feb. 90.
Flour - Unchanged. and but little done.
Wheat-Unchsnged and quiet.
Corn. Light, At 81 81 for No. l.
Oats-Firm, at sic.
Rye Firm. with good demand, At q. 2sael .2t
Barley--Unchanged.
ENTHUSIASTICALLY at t2e5.
Provisions -Unchanged and quiet.
Mess Pork-Nominal st 90
Lard-l2c
Bulk Meats-Rather dull. Best psicss are
not any lower.
Bacon-Quiet At ~. los4@laAc.
ShouldeY.--9c.
Butter and cheese. unchanged
Clover 1875.
Timothy -3.30d34o
Flax Seed 2.3.@2.35.
Cotton-Dull, at 30 for middling aplands.
Groceries -Steady.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-02-23
NEW YORK.
TAUSSIG. FISHER & CO.,
BANKERS f. BROKERS

~ BROAD St.. New York.
GOLD, STOCKS. GOVERNMENT SECURITIES
" &C., bought and sold ON commission.
Interest allowed on Daily balances, On account Of
Backs Bankers, and others.
Orders left with
TAUSSIG, 0EMPP L CO.,
315 Olive Street, st. Louis. will be promptly nlled
feb12-d1y
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-02-23

vcW York m0RAee.
! Nsw Yonx, Feb. %.
Cotton Dull, at S2
Flour-5@lcc better, at flo OOal095 for ex
ira State, and lo.so0ll.7s lfor Round Hoop
Ohio.
Wheat-l@2c better. at g. 25 for No, Chi.
cago. and 81 90 fyr No, 2 Mil.
Corn-lc lower. at tl.05oll.0s ia store. and
81 o6cil OF afloat.
Oats 10 better, 1t 5s15.c for western.
Pork-Quiet and hrmer, at eco. 62G12l.l2 fOv
new clcsisg at 4Sl 90 for western, and 1s. 81 a
2o.a5 for old; closing at e2o.s73l for regu
lar.
Cut Meats Firm.
Lard-Firm at al14@laIsc.
dressed Hogs-Hirmer. at 9k0sX.
" hisky--Quiet and steady, at 3.o2oS.Ss in
bond.
Petroieum-Dull. at lsalsxc for crude, and
PSI G29l &C for refined in bond.
New York Se0clx Market.
Nsw Yonx, Feb. %.
Stocks pretty strong ON account OF the $780,
ooo.so0 BILL
5;2os of '6a.llls; of ga, sk of rs. So new
81; le;4os. 1sl: s:Sos. first loe, second and
third 5e..
Sterling. sight, 90.
Gold tl.ss5s.
Money 6 per cent
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-02-23
l'Hss. Ef.O IL NOE
SEWING MACHINE
IsaE; FLORENCE
SEWING MACHINE

WIZ Go easy all family and tailoring work on one
aud ihr rame machine. They are strong and finely
1t rhed their motions are all positive there
Swings To p,t out II order white for strength. dusa-
t, and beauty at design II viii bear md iavite
CEN arson with any othor machines.
tFf- Applications tor Agency should cncl0ss
s'sl4ra dccsS-dtf
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-02-23
Rec1ined Cider.


srHe CO-PARTNERSHIP HERETOFORE
L existing kegess SLEEPER ne0rew p shi:
to the late firm viii please call and settle with me
= he alone Il. entitled to scjust ell CLAIMS The
busi nsag IN u 1hlAaftst eondscted By me.
,JAAE0 NeoRAW.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-02-23

Sckenclx's Me11cires.
TO CURE CONSUMPTION. ire system uus, be
Prepared 20 that she iurst viii heal 70 accomplish
THE. the liver and ,mach must fret be cleaned and
On appetite Created for good wholoouue food which
py tnees medicines will be dkecsted properly and good
Leaithy blood mades thus building UP the conesitu.
zion. sCHEN ,k's MANDRAKE PILLS cleanse the
stomach Of ail billions OF mucous aceamulasIops AND
by using the Sea Weed Tonic In connection the AL.
petite H. restored
sCHENCk's FuLNoyIc SYRUP IL na,riclous
az well ar medicinal and by ussng the three ra nedles
al impurities are expelled from thu system anf rood
whnleeome blood maGe. which VIII repol NIL disease
u rAients VII! take these medicines according 10 d.
feeu Consumption very fsrqaeny In its iaestags
y'eida readily 10 their action. Take the pills RE-
onensiy. 10 cleanse tie liver and stomach II doss
not follow that because the bowels not eosti,e
they Gre not required. for sometimes in diasrhGa thcy
are necessary. The stomach NUT be kept hsaAeny.
and an appetite created 10 ALLOW thu Pulmoeic oySsp
70 act the respiratory organd properly and allay
aay irritation Then VII that 10 required 10 perform
Dsrasssnt csss h. TO pseveut taking cold. Exesciss
about the rooms much possible est all the rich.
est foodfAt meat. game. and. n fact. snything the
appetite gbube particular and mastics,e WE'LL
tistmo-feb2ly
MUNNEWELL'S
ECI.GCTAC The claims for this valued
PILLS. Family pill are beyond
- - that ot any other ~ use. A
tesi Of them will not only prove THE hut the greater
error OF Gn'r.so which la. heretofore been called
CuAaAcTts The ECLECTIC PILLS never require
over two. and seldom bat for the doe.. act on The
bowels without the slightest gripping point OF the
greatest importance. psTtiruiafly in
Chronic l'Onss1pnt6Om.
For which take n Afs9tr Ptfi every or every othrr
night. They never produce debility aud Lure inni-
gcsti ~. pyspr psia Head Ache. Liver and Kidney
Conysinis. Piles. Worms. Loss of. or lmpuftio@ of
the Hood Ioes Of Appetite, aud all arrangements Of
Bowels Stomach.
s~ sold b, nil Wholesale and Retail dealers IN
Mcdrinc
BOhN T.. Hume we'll. 1srOp'r.
Practical Chemist Commercial harf. Boston.
Macs.
Phys.cianr, az Dealers supplied In Inik. Formula
and full Te.tim"nial 10 iias Great Aloinc develop
Hscnt cent demand. 'oet7-dlm
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-02-23
MEDICAL.
HuRLEY'S
A e u e T Q mic.
MEDICAL.
Perfectly RestaSlc.


The only remedy for Chills and Fever or Ague. and
Fever that Is can be depended upon ,is Hurley
Agre Tonic. There have been thousands cared by
using 1t who had tried the usual remedies without
benefit; but in NO CASE HAS HI RLEY'S AGtE
TONIC FAILED To EXPECT a CURE All who
have u.ed 1t checrfuly tell their afflicted friends oft.
and certain article for chils and fever Any
suffering from the chills would consult their
interest by sending TO drug store and buying bot
tie. IL pleasant to take. With oters. and
will be certain 20 all OF Fever and Auc
Chills and Fever Send for II to tbs proprietoss.
HURLEY. RUDDLE q CO..
Lonisvillc. Ky.
For ealc BY the Wholesale druggsts of Louisville.
Cincinnati. Memphis, Sc. Louie. New Orleans. &C.
Kvssy druggist and country msrchan. sbould have
In ssore especially In districts rnbjrc, to ch.s and
fever or AQue and fever
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-02-23
HURLEY'S STOmACn BlTTERS.

Yos debility loss Ofappetits. weakness. indigestion
o. dyspepa. want Of action Of the Liver. dsosdessd
stomach There no Bittsrs that compare with
these In removing isUsseing1complainte. For sale
os be had at any drug store In the United States
OF nom the proprietors. Louisville. Kv.. corner Of
Seventy and Green streets to whom all orders should
be addfusocd
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-02-23
WIN. RENW1CK,
Steam Saw MAIL.
LUMBER. SHINGLES,

l4AT@, P1CKET0, &C.
sA5vvAcsunBD AND SOLD AZ LowHsS CASE PRscne
Mil and Lumber Yard en- Eront Street. above
Railroad Bridge;
Also. Lumber Yard on Harrison st. bstweer
lllh 3 18th Streets.
inee-df DAVENPORT. IOWA
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-02-23
HURLEYS P0PULaR WORM Candy.

As this Is really specific for Worms. and the bort
and most paatablc form TO give to children II Is not
suspTisng that II IL fast taking place Of all other pre-
parations for Worms 1t being tastoless. niy child
will take It. auy2.rd.xwiv
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-02-23

HUKLEY'S SARSAPARILLA,
Ths great Blood Puiincs. as . Sv<isg md Samnss
Medicine. stands unrivallcd. removes all impurities
fPum the blood and gves health and strength to the
system. HURLEY. RUDOLF 4 CO..
Proprictosr. Louisville. Ky.
Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1867-03-27
A VIRGINIA POET GIVES THE PUB.
WEC A PrE<E ar HIS HIND


The Capitol Square at Richmond, as
lovely a spot az ever sun shone upon, and
consecrated BY historic memories is orna-
mented by a monument, the chief figure of
which Is an equestrian statute Of the Pafer
Pofiie. AboEt the base are statues in
bronze Of number Of the grand old Nir-
ginians Of the past. Recently there arrived
from Europe a fac snnae Of that exalted
man and iurist, Chief Justice Marshall.
Upon the occasion Of It's erection, Nir-
GINA poet, writing in shame and in the
gall Of bondage, tins wrote with vigor and
truth:
C0NCEENIN0 THR RAISING 90 TIE BRONZE STATUE
TO CHIEF JUSTICE MARsHALL.
We are glad 10 see you. John Marshall, my hoy,
So fresh from the ehisei ef Rogers
GO. take your stand on the monument there,
Along with the other old cOdgers;
With Washington, Jefferson. Henry and such
Who siuned with n great transgresslon.
Ia their old -fashoned notions Of freedom and
right
And their hatred Of wrong aud oppressioni
You come rather late o. your pedestal, John,
For sooner you should have been here;
For the volume you hold is no longer the law.
And THIS IS no longer virginia.
The Old Marshall-law you eXp0unde3 Of yore
II now not az all TO the purpose:
And the martial-law Of the new brigadier
Is stronger than habeas corpus.
So keep you the volume shut with care,
For the days Of the law are over;
And i needs al your brass 10 be holding it
there
With Justice" inscribed 90 the cover
Could life awaken the liiHb Of bronze
Aud blaze il the FURNISHED eye.
What would We do with your moment Of life,
He men Of the days gone by?
Would ye chide Us or pity us. blush or weep,
Il men Of the days gone by2
Would Jefferson tear up the scroll he holds,
That time has proven a lieI
And Marshall shut the volume Of law.
And lay il down with a sgh2
Would Mason roll up the Bill of Rights.
From q rare unworthy 10 scan it2
And Henry dash down the eloquent sword
And clang Ii against the granite
And Washington. seated in massey strength
On the charger that paws the air,
Could he see his SONS To- their deep disgrace,
Would be ride SO proudly there2
lie would get him down from his big brass horse
And cover his face at our shame
For the land Of his birth is now District One
Virginia was once the name.
Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1867-03-27
TRAINS SOUTH.

COMMENCING JANUARY q. 1867. TRAINS
u will run as follows:
Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1867-03-27
Wholesale Drug Store.

EWIN & PENDLET0g. HAVING SOLD
IL their retail stock st No. IS south side Of the
Public Square 70 Mr.. III. ". Hasslock, have re-
moved to the Store formerly occupied By Ewin.
Pendieton b Co.. No. 5 Inn Block. northeast
corner of the Public Square.
To their late retail customers and friends they
would respectfully recommend Mr.. Hasslock as
business man and citizen.
They have associated with them In business
their former partner. VIM. IL EMIN, and pro-
pose, under the firm style Of EWin, Pendietsn 4
Co., to carry on a general WHOLESALE DRUG
BUSINESS, as formerly.
They solicit the patronage Of their former
friends. and all Others looking to Nashville as
market 10 which to make their purchases.
Mr.. G. DUPBE, who was formerly with EwiH,
Pondleton 4 Co., and iatterly with US. will
remain in the house.