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AGIRGsBT.sIsANK
Fal1ef, snexy.anhcp.

Fallen Snosv-hakce.
Oh! thsIshdR, The beautifatlshowy
Filling the sky and earth beloys y,
Over the house-tops, over the street,
Over the heads of the people you meet,
Dancing,
Skimming along;
Beautiful snow! it can do no wrong,
Flying to kiss fair lady's cheek,
Clinging to lips In q froficsome freak-'
Beautiful snow from the Heaven above, q
Pure as an angel, gentle as love.
Oh! the snow, the beantlfuls snow,
How the fakes gather and lapghi as they
60, t. ill., ~.
whirling about in the maddening fun,
1t plays IN It's giee with every one.
Chasing, ...'. .l.t..
e. Laughing.
Hurrying by!
1t lights on tho face and it sparIles the
And the merry dogs. with bark and a
Snap at the crystals that eddy around4-
The town is alive and it's heart in o glow,
To welcome tho coming of beautiful snow!
How wild the crowd goes swaying along,
Hailing each other with humor and song!
How the gayeledgos, like me toors, pass by,
Bright for tho 'noncnt, then lost to tho
eye 49, .i.tN .ttt
Ringing, s
Swinging, ,
Dashing they 90,
Over tho crust Of the beautiful snow;
Snow so puro that it falls from tho sky,
To be trampled in mud by tho crowd rush
ing by, t-..
To be trampled and tracked by thousands
of feet,
Till it blends with the filth in tho horrible
street. -l.. ..N
Once ! was puro as the snow-bnt 1 fell!
Fell like the snow-1akes, from Heaven to
he'll;
Fell, to be tramplcd rs filth in tho street;
Fell, to be scoffed, to be spit on and beat;
Pleading,
Cursing, -----------
..t. Dreading. to die, g.
Selling my soul to whoever would buy,
Dealing in shame for q morscl Of bread
Hating the living and fearing the dead!'
Merciful God! have fallen 30 low!
And yet was onco like tho beautiful snow,
Onco l was fair as tho beautiful snow,
With an eyo like tho crystal, heart like
its glow; :
Once was loved for my innocent grace
Flattered and sought for the charms of
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NOON DISPATCHES.


NEpt YoRK, April 4.--The chairman
Of the house committee on expenditures
publishes a card in reply to Collector
SmytEe, showing that he desired nc
/ furtbes hearing by counsel or otherwise
just prlorto Introduce resolutions request
ing his removal.
A Little Rock special says that the
radical convention adopted resolutions
ultra radical, approving Of the congres-
sional reconstruction plan. Resolutions
condeIaning the president and opposing
confiseation, and recommending con-
cilistoi-y course toward the ex-C0nfed-
crates, was tabled. A central state com
mittee was appointed with instructions
to establish a state organization, and
wait on Gen. Ord with the reported and
approved constitution. A large freed
men 8 meeting was held in the statehouse
square, and several eolored speakers and
delegates addressed them. There was
great enthusiasm and no disturbance.
Twelve hundred and fifty emigTaBts
arrived at Castle Garden during the last
month.
Escobedo writes, on the 9Th ult, that
he had closed his lines upon Quretarr0.
CarranD was occupying the west and
southwest along the line of elevation
which commanded the city, and FrivinO,
with tile army of the north, was oecu-
pying the western and northwestern out
skirts, and that the plans were all ready
for an assault.
He believes that it will not require
mere titan three or four days TO finish up
the work at that point. There is the
greatest discord among the imperial
officers inside, and their army is almost
starving.
A Washington special says petition
has been drawn up to test the constitu-
tionality of the reconstruction act The
petition srgues that congress has uSurped
authority by setting aside the late state
governments. Another section claims
that thu provisional governments formed
by the president we're unconstitutional
Appointments under the bankrupt
bill are not to be made for some time.
Sheridan has telegrsphed for further
instructions before making further re-
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,HEBREW AYB MASONIC CALENDAR.
Observation-Disclosures
1852

MASONIODIREO REOTOR Y.
1867.
BoDaEs.
AEeFRoEA. No. l6S Meets 1T Monday IN
every month, At Odd-F Fellows Hall. cor. Couri
Rnd Main. u. {. Trader, W. NJ h. T. Ton'
fLltsOn, Sec
sSc ~ MEMPHIS. No rs Meets % Friday Of
essh rnoutn-Halt. cor Madison and Second
4 r eslsars W. NJ: Benz. X. PuIleu. Sec.
LKILA SeOTr. No. 2Se. Meets lSt Friday O. each
m0nth-Hali, cor. Madison ana Second. John
Ainslie, ". ~; Y. z, " dward. See
HAMIr0E No. 2a9 Meets 81 Friday OF each
montb-0dd-Fe HslL p. 81 Stanley,
KsIv1,s,ryci- n No. Sii III d. Meets gth Friday
OF eRcH mouth-2ui Front street John J.
WORKMAN, Si5 W. 81 3. X fuIieu, SD, Sec.
ROYAL ARCH.
PKES Chapter, No Z. Meets u Monday Of each
Inonth-Odd-FeliOWs Hail. A. }. Wheeler,
d p; X. h. Payntsr, Sec.
r AND s. n.
EUREKA Council. No. c. Meets "a Monday Of
each NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Hall. John Heut
tn. H.; n. J. Wiggin, Pee.
rEMPIARs.
.CYRESE CornmandeEy, No. 4. Meets 4th Mon
day OF each month. John Zent, Com; n. J.
Niggtn, Rec
A.. AND A. SCOTTISH RITE.
2)i Froat Street.
HERMEz Lodge Of Perfecuon, l4th; No. l.
Slated COMMUNICATIONS ID " Wednesday night
OF each month. Henry p. Woodard, sd, G..
NJ. Charles NJ Carroll, 18th. Sec.
EIrHRAs Lodge or Perfection l4th-i 10. =
Meets gth Wednesday OF each month. George
Mellersll sd, G. NJ. A. =. FranklaBd, Sd
CasTPIIIa CoaneI OF Princes OF Jerusalem, 18th;
No. 4. Benz. X. PuIlen, sd, Tarsh--.; -
CALvARY CHAPrER Of Rose Croix, 18th, No. J.
Charles ". Adams, go, N, w. ; II. Z. Tom
IiHson 82i, Sec.
PHILIFFE DUPLEssEIs Council OF A-h, aith-'
No. l. Henry p. WOOdarG, sd, Comm.
william Y. Ctrode sd. Rec
C0ssfsroRY or WEST TENNESSEE. SD. John
Aiusiie. SD, Comm. IN Chief; Dodge G.
Trader, sd, keg.'.
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STATE OF TENNESSEE,

- - NASHVILLE, JRn- %, 1857.
], 8. ". Hatchett, Comotroiler OF the T1reas-
ury, do hereby certify tnat the Home Insurance
Company, located at New YORK City in the
state Of New York, has produced 70 me satis-
factory evidence that said COMPANY has COM
piled with all the requirements Of the laws OF
the state Of Ieunes ee, i'm posed on Insurance
companies; and further certify that Lindsey a
Vredenburgh, Agents OF said company, has also
complied with the requirements OF the laws OF
the state, made and provided in such cases /:
wherefore said Home Insurance Company has
authority TO take risks and transact the busi-
ness OF Insurance in this State at Mem plis
Tennessee.
This certificate OF agency must be renewed
the hrst days OF July and January each year
Ia (Signed) s. W. HATCHETT
- Comptroller, Tenn.
LINDSEY & VREDENBURGH,
Agents,
mrl9 3w No. IL Madison street, up stairs.
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ldr,fpHTs. TENr Fabrn,ry1 y15 1se-

] have fund great deal OF pleasure in ex-
amining tile exquisite fabrics ss DR.. BERN
HARDr, IN me way OF Eye-Glassea The Crys-
tai used by him is Of wonderful purity and the
style of hls Glasses so diversified as to suit every
conceivable case Of need. He has selected fof
me pair oil Glasses which promise to give me
great aid and comfort In my future reading i
an among the many persons vi testify to his
capacity As an Oculist and Optician and to the
value of his services rendered 10 them. several
prominent ClerEymen and Statesmen with
whom 1 am acquainted
TAITN D IN A ,yc,r,r, \, .,
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GA New York paper says the Catho-
lies Of that city have only thirty-two Of
the three hundred and seven churches
in the city, and yet their church attend
ance is nearly as lsrge as all the other
denominations combined.
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Testimony or Recommendation

from MEDICAL dentleIn9n.
Professors Of the highest Opthalmie talent in
Memphis, Tenn, aud in the Union:
AlFMPEIs, TENN, February Il, 1867.
do most y Ellltngly bear my testimony in IA
vor Of the superiority Of the Australian Crystal
Spectacles over all other kinds. They are con-
structed upon the best established and under
stood principles Of Optics, and their adaptation
to the hum;ln eye in its different conditions OF
vision isso perfect as TO render sight easy with
out effort IN my opinion none Others should
be used, since the eyes, once used TO these, do
hot se6n tci grow ola, ana b. having focus al
any point OF the surface, they appear 70 restore
the eyes &c their youthful energy l can the
more confidently recommend DR.. BERNHARDT
TO the public, from an acquaintance with many
Of those frosn whom he comes recommended To
US A. X. TAYLOR, NJ D.
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STATE OF NEW YORK, u

- 3 fA4'- eeN1AAA " NEW IOhks
ChGeles j. Martin, President, and John Nc
!. zee, Secretary, OF the Home insurance Conn
pany, being severally and duly sworn, depOse
ana say anc each for himself says, that the
foregoing IL a true, full and correct statement
Of the affairs Of the saigzprporation, and that
they are the above described officers thereof
Signed %
CHARLES ]. MARTIN, President.
Signed
JOHN MCGEE. Secretary.
Subscribed and sworn before me, this I'd day
OF January, A. D., 1867.
IL 81 TEOS. F. GOODRICH,
Commissioners for Tennessee In New York.
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in R. FRAYsER, NJ. d.


MEMPHIS, TENN., February Ig 1857
We have examined the Lenses Of Dr. Bern
HARDT, and consider them superior 10 any W,
have seen. They are admirably adapted no
only TO IMPROVE the hnperfections Of impaired
sight, but to relieve the WEAKNESS OF yieior
which coniHant study produces. Many of M
Glasses are Of new and ingenious eontrivance
We cordially recommend the Doctor 10 al
.bose who require scientific optical assistance
JOHN PITNAN, d. d.
GEORGE B. GRANT NJ. D.
+. r. HOPsDN, NJ. d.
{. MILEs lgiLLETT, NJ D.. lOI Adams street.
Rev. J. G. SfEDMAN
G. WHITE, Rector OF Calvary Church.
rev. ]. D. NvITHERSPOON.
Rev Dr s. 4. FORD, Pastor Baptist Church.
NJ. ID. LILLY. o. 5. d.
DR.. K. W. OR EI3 HTON
Or. IRWIN, 40l Shelby street.
TestimOn ais similar TO the above may be seen
at Or. ERNHAKDT's Office, nom
r. ID ARNOLD, N. D.. Savannah, Ga
JOSEPH II. PLUNkETF, Pastor OF st. Paul's
Portsmouth, Va
Hon. JAMES L. ORR, Governor Of south ol
Carolina.
hon. JONATHAN WORTH. Governor Of North
Carolina.
Hou. A-A.CURrIN, Governor Of Pennsylvania
Homo. P.lAORHON, Governor of indiana.
Hon. Fl A. SWIFT. Ex-Governor OF Minnesota
Hon. ALEX. RAMSEY, Ex- Governor OF Min.
nesOta
Hon. RICHARD YATES, Governor of Illinois.
II. SEYMOUR, Governor of New York
r +. FENION, Governor OF New York
And many other distinguished gent ienlen.
Several years OF public practice and
study in the hospitals in Europe, adjusting spec
taeles 70 patients under every aspect of desect-
i've vision as well as experience in an extenkfSe e.
long established business in his optical stores.
both here and IN Europe, DR.. BERNHARDT
considers il a Sufficient guarantee OF his ability
TO apply subj glasses as are best calculated for
the assistance or recovery Of imperfect sight.
Office Hours from Q am. to pm.
ClvERTON HOTEL.
Room No. 4
\, B.-oNtng to engagements elsewhere, DR..
BEkNBAkDI viii be able 70 remain here but
sshort time cnly. feb2D II
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NASHVILLE, March 1.-THE Tennes-
see legislature adjourned sine die. The
Impeachment Of Judge Frazier has been
postponed to the 9th of Nav. GOV.
BrownlOw declines TO interfere in behalf
of Pratt, the dancing master, convicted
OF rape and sentenced to tie peniten-
tiary- The food continues unabated.
AT a dinner party given last week by
a wealthy New Yorker, the waters were
dressed in scarlet coats, knee breeehes,
silk stockings snd powdered wigs, the
old English fashion
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AFFAIKs IN MISSIsSTPPI.

Inc pastors OF All LNe cDufCub5 III
several Mississippi towns invite the citi-
zens generally to observe Friday, the 5th
Of April, to-day as a day Of fasting and
prayer. They respectfully request all
business 10 be suspended during the hours
Of service. No special object is assigned,
but we suppose It must be for a sign OF
/ humility under their territorial cOndi-
ton, and to ask the Most High TO change
the radical hearts Of Stevens, Butler d
company.
The Meridian Messenger and Lauder
dale Times have been consolidated under
the heading Of Meridian Gazette. j..
Gibson, publisher, and }. ]. Shannon,
formerly OF the Carton, editor.
The Daily Clarion thus speaks of the
contemplated Grenada and Meridian rail-
road: We are in receipt Of letter from
Hon ]. S. Reid, Of Winston, in which
he states that his country is aroused as
10 the importance of this enterprise, and
that heavy subscriptions in stock are
promised A meeting OF the eorporators
is called at Louisville, Winston county,
on the oath Of this month, and we have
no doubt every gentleman named in the
charter, and many more, will be ID
attendance. Mr. +. NJ. White, and other
Memphisns, are interested. The first
named gentleman is one Of the corp0-
ratOrs.
The theatrical season at Nieksburg
I closed on Monday night with a farewell
I benefit for Miss Alice Nane, great
[ fayoTite a full house greeted the fair
beneficiary, who, in the character OF
I "Ophelia," in Hamlet, bsde the audi
/ ence feeling adieu. The Times con-
cludes its Mandatory article in this wise
I For the fair beneficiary we cannot say
too much, to fil the measure of public
sentiment regarding her. For hundreds
Of nights she has upon the boards Of the
. Nicksburg theater eIplayed talents OF
. the highest order, and her well known
professional abilities have been hight
ened in the public mind by a knowledge
Of and an appreciation Of her arnfa-
bic personal qualifications and gentle
disposition. Though We are 10th 10 lose
her, we trust that her appearance among
us again may be accompanied with the
title OF STAR which she SO enainently
and richly deserves.
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AUNT MILLY, e eolored woman form
erly belonging to Capt. James NJ. Harris,
residing near Rockfsh Gap, in Nelson
county, Va, died at the residence Of that
gentleman not long since, in the l36th
wear of her age. She was born in the
wear 1871, in the beginning Of the reignof
George III, and was contemporary OF
PONG. Swift and BolingbrOke, though
probably she never heard Of them.
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LIABILITIES.
Total amount Of Losses
Claims and Liabilities

The greatest amount insured on any one risk
is $4,000, but Will not as a general rule exceed
$4,000.
TDe Company has no general rule as 70 the
amount allowed 70 be insured in any city town
village OF block being governed in this IN atft,r
In each case, by the general character OF build
lngs, width OF Streets facilities for putting out
A certified copy Of the charter or actof fneor-
poration, as amended, accompanied previous
statement
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ABSTRACT OFFICE.
ROOM NO. L.
Corner .Monroe and second SITS.

IETE have the Abstract Books and complete
w Index OF The Registers once, complied
by tho lah. HENRY 4. ORNE; anu after
more than a years trial OF their accuracy
and a careful experience in the business mot
one miSsaiz,i having occurred In all that tilne),
we are enabled to furnish complete Cleraian-
ments Of tiiaeto all
Fort Pickering, Nom phis and Shelby
County Lands,
at the shortest notice and on the ulost reasona-
bic terms. q. ). CAMPBELL q CO.,
mh20 u Successors to Bond 4 Campbell
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OPTICAL.

.OVERTON HOTEL,
LADIES ENTRANCE.
OFFICE, No. 4 FIRST FLOOR.
NJ. BERNHARDT
OPTIClkN AND OCULIST
ne E1o,.lS,, 7o,.,,zrio
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n. B.-OWfng to engagem ents elsewhere. DR.
BERNBARDr VIII be able 70 remain here bu
sShort timeCnly. fei,saD ~
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-07-25


We clip the following from the Nashua
Post, a radical Iowa paper
The Republicans of Clayton county have
piaced their county ticket in the field. No
resolutions were passed. The license ques-
ton is . strong element in the politics of
that county. A portion Of the ticket is said
to favor the present prohbitory, and the
balance fasors license law. Homer h.
Newell, Esq, the candidate for State SEN
ator, is said TO favor license law, and the
nominees for Representatives are reported
Is total prohibitionis.s. We wonder that
the convention did not take a position one
way or the other.
No wonder at ALL The radicals have no
principles except to hold office and steal the
public MONEY! Hence in Henry county,
Iowa, where the radical party is very strong,
they 20 for temperance. In Scott county,
where they were beaten last spring by the
detection Of the Germans, who had hither-
to constituted the great body Of the party,
they 60 for license law in Clayton coun>
ty, where about equally divided between
prohibition and license, they split the ditfer>
ence and nominate . part Of their ticket
Maine law, and the balance license law men.
when the devil was sick the devil amonk
could be.
But when the devil got we'll, sdevil a was monk
was he
- Constitution
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IvsURANCE.

HARTW ELL & SMITH
INSURANCE AGENCY:
LATE
r. SIMPSON 4 Co.,
Mutual Benefit Life las. Csnp'y,
Assets, sfo. 600. 900.
Continental Fire lns. Company,
Assets. al. 10000
Security Fire Ins. Company.
ASSETS. 81. s-s eco.
Insurance Go. OF North America
Assets. sI.7oo. 1000.
L0rilIard Fire Insurance 70,
Asset. si.aoo.ooo.
North American Fire lns. Gerry,
Assets. ss5e.ese.
Commerce Fire Insurance To-
Assets. $500. 900.
Travellers ms. Co., Of Chicago.
l.surc Ag'.s lsc.crai Accaae.ss.
Including Traveller. risk sun stroke 49, O doee.
lightning, suiioca,ion by drowning. cnos'ne' &c.
Oflice No. A. 1Dpn0y Strees.
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a.. $3.50, - nm al afflicted should eouDultg No one
~ paticri Of his not being cured eincs he
~ NJ, - this CITY, Hsreputatiua as Voucher In
sii ~ III h- patients aud the MAJ icsi nr
SsiSr ~ kere apd shroa a. being the most skil-
= sere, and tAneoneh n;ssler n N -
al dsessss N ali others fail. don't despair. i've
~ IN. Nis only conmen oceeneac6 0Hk3nn
- c,e nh csses. Hisrooms are ecparetc for aeo
and rsntiesnen. and the moet compete in TOE city.
~" Vas~a NJ Take Particular Nosice -Doctoe I3ieA
Glow dsvotes much Of bis time to the trsatmeat e
thos csses csused By secret habit, which ruins hon
hcSv and mind. un6tti- the unfortunate indiviaoal
~ ,,he- hnsincse Or socey. TIE aad effect 81 thcee
r,r hs;ts " ne excessee 81 fpef year, 4 . Wea-
- k Sehil;tsfs the constltuton destroy ~ phru
-, ana mental powers. diminish and en6eehie ~
sstrrsi Sssiir~a ana exhnnet The vital $500 q
.snh,a ~. pleasures Of HE ere mssred ~ cSeeS
~ marrisc frurtrsted and existence itself rsnieso
term Of unceas sing misery andregret Such persoae
~srisl,v thosc contemplating marriage sh0uld looo
NJ time in nakng Immediate appsication - Dr. D,
X M nee treatment. II enabled 70 insure epce0v
Tnp.ri. tions Sree and confidential Odcs. NO. ~
South Clark saees. our. 81 N1esUe, ham hock ftoo
the Po O6ics. Post os;ee Hox isA. Chlcsgo. HI :
once honrs ffnm A. II. TO r. n.
send for he s1,uide p Health. pahliehed neseA-
STS - ~ : 1sseli1ttvs elrsul1s =
49, 0a1S1ls - 1T yesssat6se - e.osuUo1G0
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Ladies'. aalxc Particular Notice
THE REAL vElPAu FEMALE pllLSj
WARRANTED FRENCH.

These Pills, celebrated many years ago IN PAr.s
for the relief Of female irregularities. and Afterwards
for their criminal employment In tine practice Of stor,
ton, are now offered for sale for the srst time IN
Amestce. They have been kept In comparative OBJ.
gcuSity rom the fact that the originator Dr. velpau
y physlctsn in PARA, OF great wealth and sries
conscientious principles. and has withheld them ron
gensfa uss sst they should be employed Tor unis~-
IL overcoming Female Obstnctio Failing Of TIE
wonb, Whites, 0reen 6icknese, Suppression. ks,sn
ton. or 1mmodcrate Flow Of th- Monthly ".
chafIes, Nervous and Spinal Anectons fains ~ sns
Hock and Limbs, Fatigue on slight exeiuon, faapHa.
tl0n u the Heart. Mysteries, eic.. and VIII en.cl
care whom I'll other n..ns have failed s sna; -
enfitnory or anything hurifh1 10 the constellation
To married ladies and young girls who have never
been rem. sfed, they are peculiarly suited. 1net
Win. ID hort tisns. bring ON she nontby pessed
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