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HE CURRENCY INFLAr1oNIsTs.-In support o
its declarations some days ago that the currency
nhationists had raised large sum of money tc
carry out their purposes, aud to influence tho
members Of Congress in favor Of expansion, the
New York Posi- publishes circular letter of the
Secretary OF the tsMcrchants' Union Law Com
pany," of New York, which urges concerted action
against contraction and tho policy Of Mr.. McCUL-
LouaH. It says: o.aw
Several Of the parties connected with the Mer-
by some Of tho national banks and others intcrost
ed, to oppose measures pending in Congress for
% the ,urthes M cgrt1ilmsnt Of ths currency for com
New York, and for prohibiting them from receiving
or paying interest on bank balances: In view Of
Of action has been determined upon, eminent coun-
sci have been retained at Washington and else
where to prepare and present arguments against
ment rather than contraction Of the volume Of the
currency and such other measures have been
taken as were deemed proper to inform Congress
Of the wishes and interests Of the whole commune
ty upon these subjects.
''Gopies Of the blank petitions which have been
transmittod throughout the Union havo also been
forwarded to you, and, after procuring tho sigma
lures Of your most Influential citizens thereto you
are respectfully requested to enclose the same to
other member at Washington, with whom YOU oar are
acquainted. .. NJ .01-'~
Much good may also arise from conlmunicat-
Congress. :"
additional blank petitions, in any number de-
sired, with printed arguments in pamphlet form
by some Of the most eminent counsel men in the
country favoring these vicws will be forwarded to
II you approve Of the efforts thus made and to
be direction, you are respectfully
same, by transmitting to this Office such retainer
III the matter as you shall deem proper-say one
tenth OF one mill on each dollar of Your capital
being in the proportion of ten dollars on each one
hundred Thousand dollars Of such capital-it being
understood, Of course, that you incur no additional
obligation whatever by SO doing"
This circular is given by the Post as one Of q
number Of proofs of the necessity for tho friends
Of safe banking and sound currency to bestir
themselves and counteract the influence thus
brought to bear upon the national legislature.
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i MISCELLAME EOUS,
O. s. INTERNAL REVENUE,
SECOND DIBTn.cT SOUTH CAROLINA.

o. S. INTERNAL REVENUE -
SECOND DIB1R.cT SOUTH CAROLINA
CHARLESTON January lst 1867.
THE LAW OF THE UNITED STATES IMPOSING
Stamp Duties took effect October 1st, 1862
AL instruments required By said laws to be stamped
made since that date but issued unstape are invalid
and unlawful, as well as tho record thereof. &
Such unstamped instruments executed or issued In
this Collection District be rendered valid and
lawful only by presenting them to the undersigned,
paying tho stamp duty and the lawful penalty.
The penalty be lawfully RENTED in certain cases
provided the instrument in question is presented aud
the stamp duty paid prior to certain dntes.
The undersigned Is Mt all times ready to give inforua-
ton upon this matter and requests parties interested to
give 1t prompt attention
FREDERICK A. SAWYER H.
Collector I'd District comp rising Charleston Beaufort
Barnwen colleton and orangeburg.
January 1 %a ma
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HEADQUARTERS. ASSISTANT COMMISSIONER /,
BUREAU REFUGEES, FREEDMEN,
q. ~. AND ABANDONED LANDS
.-." South Carolina.
CHARLEsroN. s. c., December IT, 1866
laENERAL ORDERS, NO. 25
L General Orders, No. %. c. g. is amended and re-.
issued, follows:
Bvt. Major A. Mol CRAWFORD V. R. c., hereby ap-
pointed 'Oflcer in carge OF the Claim Division Of the
Hureau OF Refugees. Freedmen. and Abandoned Lands
for the State of South Carolina
AL communications concerning the collection Of back
TO him. No other persons In this State authorized
agents OF this Bureau tho collection claims
Blanks and Instructions will be forwarded by him to
tho Acting Assistant Commissioners OF this State who
Will anord claimants the aid in properly
wnrding their applications to the War department.
through Major Crawford. By order Of
Bvt. Maj. Gen. R. &. SCOTT,
Assistant Commissioner.
EDw. L. pEANE,
Bvt. Major and A. A. A. GenL
OFFICIAL. '|. 7".7-'
OFFICE FOR COLLECTION oE ADDITIoNAL)
BOUNTY AND BACK PAY,
CHARLESTON, 9. c., December q. 1855.
Bvt. Maj. EDWARD L. DEANE, A. A. a. aen1. A I &.
Major: have the honor to request that order be
Issued to Bvt Lieut. Col. Low, M pay prcsenta-
ton the bills for advertising in the papers this city
Commissioner State Of South Carolina with the follow
ing addition, for month.
Attention s called to the fact that this Office is the
only authorized medium for the collection OF claims
against the Government through Government channels
All necessary lanks and instructions will be furnshed
office. S7 A. Mel CRAwFOPn -
& Bvt Major q. s. ". Officer in CHARGE
a% Columbia 5outh Carolinian copy and send Bill to
this office Imo Januaryl
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OBITUARY.

t e. ..l ...
FELL ASLEEP IN JESUS December 4tt. 1855 Miss
F. M = sdaWALD eldest daughter of Mrs l.
the precious treasure torn from the embrace Of doting
PARENTS and relatives Permitted 70 look upon this earth
Tor abort time she WIS taken by angels add one more
to their Heavenly choice. -E5.s.3 ,- T--- -
Sweetest girl, no longer shall We enjoy thy happy
Laugh; no more shall thy cheerful countenance:
but I've We can; an; In fancy, behold thee in Heaven.
HENsiE s IN better keeping than could be possible in
this world; the cloud Which overshAdows you and rem
ders your heart devoted big with mercy and though
all around you appears dark and mysterious yet such
arc the ways OF God eudearor therefore to bow in cub
mission to bis Divine viii ',7 --
Our Darling EEsNn is now
Transplanted TO the sky.
= Where. In ovelinees. eheu bloom @
Beneath esS Makers eye.
Afew short years she spent with us
To brighten up our homes,
But soon, alasl DEATH summons came
". And we are left to coarn-
Would you call her b1ck to earth
'Mtdat the Sins of this vain LIE ? "a @.sF&$
No. aho happier now win be- @i ser
Frce from sorrow. ton and strife.
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Z LIE ROMAN QUEsTIoN-ADDREss OF TIE PopE TO
TIE FRENCH TROOPS. The Nazone, Of Florence,
Of December TO- publishes the following full :re-
port Of the speech, addressed by the Pope TO the
officers Of the Eighty fifth regiment OF French
troops and other French officers at Rome Z.
On the eve of your departure / am =here my
f fe 70 n o na 1g e
the Holy Soc. To-day it is going back. 7 wish
that it may be received with the same feeling that
th taa tnns e. eeS Ss
The See tss ssa Gsthoe e55 Tss9s
here It is proclaimed; i has been said and i is
repeated. An italian in high position has said
that italy was constituted but not complete Italy
corner Of the land where order, Justice snd tram
5som the espItol 9oa ERoz, = va ss / that s t6ss
ago was speahng to o representative Of France.
told him to inform the Emperor that st. Angus
tine, Bishop Of Hippo (Which now belongs to the
he foresaw wie the barbarsaas MS were bssieging ihe
city asked the Lord to be permitted to die before
witnessing the them: The representative said, in re-
he was no prophet, \ M ..ssif
(. Another snid to me that Rome could not be tho
capital Of Kingdom but that It could be the capi-
tion. What nm TO do What am to say I
have no resources. Yet I am tranquil, ior the
Inightlest power, 600, gives me strength and con-
stancy. {Here the Pope became affected, and all
present participated in his emotion. Then, plac-
ing his hand on his heart and raising his eyes to-
Sssana HssSs snS nv hs With
Emperor, you win ten him that I pray for him. IT
IS said his health is not good pray for his health
his soul. The French narton Is Christian, Its
chief ought to be Christian also. Prayers offered
with confidence and perseverance, are necessary,
and that nation, go great and so powerful, win OBJ
tain CHAT it desires. As for me, live in Gods
mercy, and my blessing VIII accompany ron on
yoatt a ths fsrswa ;th H. P po, aaera,
Montabela replied as follows: ."The Emperor with
draws his tYpgDs from Rome, but not hts support.
His Majesty leaves In the Eternal City the Protec
tzapauilize eorrows impart to Ill minds spirit Of
Cancellation, and Assure to the Holy See independ-
ence and security, ii order that It may maintain
its spiritual influence over the whole world. Such
are the earnest wishes which I lay at yo1r He'll
ness feet, solioitlg ynur bened edictions. II. II Il il
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Seasonable Suggestions.

Winter. in this climate. Is trying season It's un-
steady temperatre greatly aggravates dyspepsia and
asts very unfavorably upon that sentative organ the
liver The anrnadon Of frost and thaw keeps the pores
Of the body continually opening and contracting and the
result is condition Of the syse favorable to the action
of the atmospheric virus which produces intermittent ra
vers Hence PROTECTIVE MEDICINE Hike HOsTETTER's
STOMACH BITTERs Is especially needed in the winter
months The effect OF this great CONSTITUTIONAL y1o-
GRANT in rendering the eeblest frame impervious
to all alarious Influences Is grand fact demonstrated
by the uniform experience OF quarter of century AS
astonoach1c, an-bihous mediciue and preventive
and cure Of Fever and Ague, Is the ONE THING NEED
ruI. which none who value the preservation Of health
can afford to do without ty
TEE SICK, WHEN AT DEATHS DOOR.
regret that thoy did not take the right andoe at the
right time. Thousands who now suffering from the
early twtnges Of LIVER complaint and dyspepsa will be
prostrate on sick beds month ence II they do not ar
rest the mischief at once Nothing is more easy. y
course OF the pt and best vegetable tonic and alte
rative Known in modern pharnacy-HosTETTER.s
STOMACH BIrTERs-w1n restore the digestive organs
to their full wgor and bring the dsordered liver into
condition Of perfect health certainly as sunshine dis
hpates the morning vapozs Fever and Ague too is at
once broken up by this powerful andote ali 1naama-
tc dseasea Strengthen the system with the Bitters and
you may defy all the complaints which prevail at this in
casment eeason: ~. aE. December 81
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a1- The Relatives, Friends md Acqun1nt-
Of Mr.. and Mrs JoHa r. AisEas and family aro
respectfully invited to atenthe funeral Of their dRugh
tar, JOHANNA META. from their residence, corner OF
Coming and Radcliffe streets, This ternoon half
Two O'Clock. r
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MARRIED.

Church. Mt Mobile Ala, JAMES T. McCAA, OF South
Carolina to FANNYL, daughter Of the Hon. E. S. OAR
GAN; Of Mobile. 5@ Is I@,I IN NJ"
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@ CALVARY BAPTIST CHURCH, CHARLES
TON-The Members (colored) of this Church reg
ulary dismissed from the three White Baptist Churches
Of this City to form separate Church Tie; have pur-
chased lot In Morris street. and soliciting contribu-
tons to enable them to erect a House of Worship.
They are believed to be pious and worthy persons
their object is respectfully commended to all who have
the ability and disposition to aid such enterprises. The
following members Of the said Church have been author
lied to make collections CHARLES sMA1Ls. THOMAS A.
DAVIS, EDWARD HALO, DAs1Er D. McALPrs, JOHN Bee
and SAMUEL STEWARD
Charleston s. c., June 81, 1865.
Rev. LUCIUS CUTHBERT,
Pastor Citadel Square Church
Rev E. T. WNELER,
- ---- Pastor United Church.
WILLIAM q HFNERy Deacons Citadel Square
WILLIAM G. WHnDEN,) cn'
Janunry fnwanos
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aS SOUTH CAROLINA-CHARLEST DIS
TRIcT-N CHANcERY-oFFICE OF THE REGISTER
IN EQUITY.-NAPOLEON N. COsTE. ct sz, us. ED
WARD A. BoLLEs. GEORGE HALL AND WIFE, AND
oTHERs-BHL FOR PARTTIToN.-1t appearing to
my Subtraction TINT GEORGE HAIL and MARY ANN
his wife. CHARLES P. BoLIEs and GEORGE E. RING
Jr. defendants In this case absent om and reside
beyond the limits Of this State shat the ordinary
cess Of the Court cannot be served the motion
copainants Solicitor, ordered that the said detendana
GEORGE HALL and MARY AaE, his wife, CHARLES n
BoLLEs and GEonoE E RrNa Jr, do appear and plead,
answer deunur to this Bill within three months from
the publication Of this order, order pro eontsso WIN
be granted and entered against them. .
zS55s 3-.5 I...r JAS. L. aANTE,
49, Register In Equity, Charleston District.
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n5 EAUTIFUL HAIR.-CHEVALER'S
LIFE FOR THE HAIR positively restores gray hair to
its original color and youthful beauty; iparts Life and
strength to the weakest hair; stops its falling out ct
once; keeps tho head clean; is unparalleled hnir
dressing Sold by ell Druggists and fashionable hair
drcRHers, and Mt my Office. No 1923 Broadway, New
York. SARAH A. CHEVALIER, M. D.
January 3nos
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SPECIAL MOTTO ES.

w- OFFICE NORTHEASTERN RAILROAD
COMPANY, January I'd. 1sG7-Tbc interest tho
CERTIFICATES OF INDEBTEDNESS" Of this Com
pany maturing the instant. will be paid apph
cation at their Office. c. wILLIMAN, in,
Secretary and Treasurer N. E. Railroad Co.
january 8
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as OFFICE OF TIE MASTER IN CHAN-
Gerry. CHARLESTON, 8. c.. October 8. 1eea-In the
matter Of the Application OF the SOUTH CAROLINA
SOCIETY. by EVAN EDWARDS. their Treasurer. to
come in under the information In the nature Of Bill to
perpctuate testimony and prove the past existence loss
and contents OF certain bonds mortgages and secur-
hes:''
On motion Of Mesars HAYNE SON. Solicitors Of said
Society," notice Is hereby given the following named
pares as well as to all others In interest," TO sppear
fore Master JAMES TUPPER, on the JourA cay OF
January, 1887 and examico evidence that may
be produced and introduce evidence in reply to wit
THE EXECUTORS OF ELIAS q. BALL, deceased,
MARY E GRAY and CAROLINE F. GRAY; W. h TAY-
LoR, Esq; THE EXECUTORS OF THos. N. aADsDEN;
deceased; DR.. EDMUND RAvENEL HENRY B. TooM-
Err. Esq.. and Prof FRANCIS 8. HOLMES; JOHN T.
SLOAN, Esq, President Of Blue Ridge Railroad conpa
ny; W. RATNE, Esq, Attorney General. in behalf OF
the State OF South Carolina; r. L. sNGIETARY, ESQ.,
President Of Charleston and Savannah Railroad Copa-
ny; --------. President Of Laurens Railroad Com
pany JAMES TUPPER,
October 4 oct4 nova dec 4 jan 4 Master In Equity
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@-AWAY WITH sPECTAGLEs.-OLD EYES
made new, without spectacles, Doctor or Medicine
Pamphlet mailed fse receipt OF ten cents Address
E. B. Fo01E, n. D.. No. 11so broadway. New York.
Novenitar q j4 ~.
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aB NOTICE.-BY AN ACT OF THE GENERAL
ASSEMBLY, the undersigned for themselves and as
Trustees for their associates who lawful holders of
the Second Lien First Mortgage Bonds Charleston
and Savannah Railroad Company, and others
lawful holders Of tho said Bonds may hereafter
in and join thena and the successors Of then were In
corporatcd by the name Of the SAVANNAH AND
CHARLESTON RAILROAD COMPANY, with capital Of
million Of dollars to be subscribed up paid
in said Bonds and to be divided into thousand shares
Of one hundred dollars each-the said Company be
considered formed and the Act of Incorporation
ach, six thousand shares shall be subscribed
and paid in Notice is therefore hereby given TINT the
undersigned ready to receive subscriptions
Certificates oi stock thereon, at the Office Of JNO. s.
RYAN, NO % Broad street. between the hours of A M
and P NJ from day to day, until the necessary amount
shall be subscribed. #
GEO. ". WILLIAMS, "
j. R. BOYLSTON,
WM. s. HASTE STrustees.
JOHN s. RYAN,
II. j. WILLIS,
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: HT ARTIFICIAL EYEs.-ARTIFICIAL -HU-
MAN EYES made to order and inserted by Drs. F.
BAU0H and P. GoUGLEMANN formerly employed by
April n 1yr
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So Estate NO TICE.- ALL PERSONS
having claims against the Estate Of the late JOSEPH T.
HOWARD will present them, duly sttested and all per
sons indebted thereto Will make payment to
8. L. HOWARD,
November % 5t Oualiaed Executor
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4 General News

WAsR1Na1os,S January 3.--Stanton conmunica
ted Cen Grants letter regarding the increase Of
Hs donhts the efficacy Of an additional force. When
the rsgllar army fils up and it becomes pracsica-
BE to withdraw troops from the South they will be
amply sufficient. No force can prevent occasional
murders, Grant concludes: II would not recon-
mend nyincreaaeat present Of the regular'army :
sn tho Don to purchase tho Bay Of senarra, IN
aaA C0 l}@:s
The CopReseion exoufsio pists have arrived. !;
The Internal Aevenue receipts Tor the Inst six
months :9e, against ST., 49, 02
for the same Eme ip '65,
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a%NOTICE.-THE COURT OF ERRORS WILL
assemble at Columbia Tuesday. 22d January next
BY order: JOHN wAT1ES,
january Ala Clerk Court of Errors,
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aBAUDrTORS OFFICE, SOUTH CAROLINA
RAILROAD COMPANY. CHARLESTON. DECEMBER
49, 1e66.-Au interest the Funded Debt Of the Com
pany payable by Coupons the LIST OF January 1857
VIII be paid on presentation at the Auditors Office In
John-street, after the ed proximo.
December % r r EHyEpy Ara,4,r
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our American system of government. in which all
official authority is derived from the people, and
exercised under direct responsibility to the people,
is more likely to be abused than the power to re-
guate commerce or tho power to borrow money.
And we are unwilling to give our assent by silence
to expressions Of opinions which seem to us cal
culated, though not intended to cripple the con-
stituional powers Of the government, and to aug
ment the public dangers in times Of invasion and
rebellion. NJ MA .ssoEl ss s t+lT5.7s33 ,.5-
Z Mr. Justice Wayne, Mr.. Justice swayne and Mr..
Justice Miller concur with me in these views
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nSCoLGATES HONEY sOAP.-TH1s CELE-
DRAFTED Toilet Soap. in such universal demand, is
nnade from the choicest materials mild and e1nol.
Lent in its nature, fragrnnt1y scented, and s4-
tremely benehcialtn it's sction upon the ekin For
sale By an Drugsists and Fancy Goods Dealers si@
Il Febsuary7 ss. s.9@ 1r
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a6>CHARLESTON AIMS HOUSE.-THE COM
M1Ss1ONERs OF THE POOR will elect, on Wednesday
9Th january, 1867, MASTER, MATRON and BOOK
KEEPER. to for tho ensuing year. Also contract
tor BREAD and BEEF to be delivered at Aims House
on Tuesdays Thursdays and Saturdays Applications
be left at the Aims House prior the day Of election
December 81 yer
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es COMMISSIONERS OF MARKETS, JANU-
AIRY Sd, 1s67The Commissioners of arkets will elect
Monday 14th instant, tho following officers fer the
ensuing year |sIM
Chief Clerk
Assistant Clerk Of Centre Market. H. ..,.
Assistant Clerk OF Upper Market. ""
Clerk of Weights md Measures.
Public 1Tcigher at Market Street Scales.
Public Weiyher ut Calhoun Street Scales.
Applications viii be left on or before above date
WILLIAM KIRKWOOD,
Decemher u. Chief C1orlt
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a%WE ARE AUTHORIZED TO ANNOUNCE
E NJ. WHITING, Eaq., as q candidate for sher1f Of
Charleston tJucial District at the next election.
September 10
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$=55ss Register In Equity, Charleston District.
Novernher f.s.st4 5a,8f r1,r,oa,r,,,
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So oFFICE CHARLESTON CITY RAILWAY
coMPANY-CHARLEsToN. December %, 1see.-pack-
ages Of ONE HUNDRED TICKETS viii be sold ut the
companys Office corner Of Broad aud East Bay Streets
for Sc.
By order s. W. RAMSAY,
December % Secretary and Treasurer
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WAsHNaToN January 3.-The Committee on
Post Roads will report on Friday Bill for the gov
ernment Of the telegraph hence to New York,
unanimously recommending its passage. The
port on the working Of government lines in other
countries. $ t~@##
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= - Marine News. = :.
New York, January ARRIVED, the steamship
Saragossa, from Charleston. a.t
RICHMOND, January 9.-The steamer Apollo re-
ports no ice below North Point. the track even
Prom there.
The brig lands was towed into Annapolis much
cut up by ice x z IA -.:..
PMLADE1rHA January g. Sailed. tho steamer
Whirlwind for Charleston.
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MISCELLANEOUS, M

HEADQUARTERS ASSISTANT COMMISSIONS !,
BUREAU REFUoEEs, FREEDMEN, .-'-
W"s AND ABANDONED LANDS
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TEI..EGRAPHIC.

OUR TE1EaRAPnI &c Ac111T1Es.--Wc have pleasure
in stating to the commercial community that in
consequence of recent arrangements made with
Mr.. CRAIG, we shall have regularly carly special
marine reports from New York, Boston, Phila-
delphia and Baltimore, which will announce vessels
up this port, cleared for this port, an also YES
sells arrived from this port We shall also have
early, special, reliable kilograms in reference to
daily transactions of cotton and other Southern
products, both at New York and Liverpool as also
the latest information of the New York gold market
which can be seen our bulletin board. We may
mention in this connection that the news publish
this morning, announcing large advance in cot
ton, we had in our Office yesterday at o'clock.
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THE ICE KING.

When late the snow in virgin whitencss lay,
It's myriad crystals meath Il cloudless sky
Giving intenser brightness TO the day,
TIL all too feeble seemed to mortal eye
To meet its dazzling splendor-lO, his sway,
The Ice King has begun, and reared his
palace high
Not to our narrow vision is it given,
To view the spirits that do the monarch
will
Light and unseen as is the air Of heaven,
They hover all around MS, swift but still,
The work TO each assigned with care is
driven,
And weird, fantastic forms the out5pTead
landscape flL
10! trees and shrubs in CLASSY armor Digit,
And crystal carpets covering all the plain
Which, when the oOronetted Queen Of Night
Goes forth above resplendent with her
train
Of starry courtiers, enyious Of her light
By heaven eKcels the Wanted sunset-kin-
died main.
Lo, shining spesr-points hanging overhead
Clear as the gem on brow Of high-born
dame,
And crystal streets that in the glowing red
OF dying day, burn with = roseate flame
And laughing stresmlets held as by the
dread
Spell Of some ancient sorcerer Of mighty
fame
Oh, Icy King thy realm is wOndrous fair
Yet shrinkingly, with sense Of awe, we
gaze
on all the magic shapes cOntented there
For while the emblems Of thy power
amaze.
They sauor much Of dsdtl-a balmier air
We coyet, bluer skies, and golden summer
days I.
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Jennie s. Fleming VS.. d. d. Dickey nd
others.
IN PURSUANCE OF A DECREE OF THE
i Chancery Court in this case, | will SELL at the
Court House at Nashville, on