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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-02-20

SuNs L. swrr5. william =. KipeER.
JOHN |. SMiTS & co.
Insurance Agents,
No. s w. second st..--Up.sfafrs.
DAVENPORT IOWA.
CAPITAL represented, over $4,000, 900.
STATS NEWT
O. the Condition ofshe
HOME INSURANCE COMFY
nf sew Haven, Conn.

.s January isss
On the urst ay S.... Of Ic.a ,,,. nsas 70 we
statute Of said stsse. Branch Of the Company
r. New York.
lat. Ths nane os this ComRany y ths Hou,e L.
= af TSe s%ecp. q 10 cspisal ssuci ID - mm
IA The amours 81 me SepuA Stock
pnlA - h.... ..:.......-.... 0ooao0
an The Aspen cftne SomPaSy are:
isa Cesh O $50 80. =. e 49, ~:
q other persons,. oae7,oass
I'd. Real Rstsss unneom eo ". oc0
%, Bonds sn Sea s.See and
" .n 81 shc reon see sch
49, "a. ....... .s1.3ss
..s sa1 nes,s Of ne company
secured BY portgsge, lses
schedule, ......;,....... s'.sitss
seh Debts O'aerw
cured ices ss9edu .ns.,,. 49,, sa'sn.se
nh. All other rscuri'iesesee
schedule.) ................ ht,lss.65
Total Assets. ~, ,,, ;r,., fi,sis.oso3A
LADa.i iAS.
~. IN. amour, u liabilities due, or no,
-. que: s "a and due. S Sons
yth. Losses adlu'e ,.,e a.. NV uae'..... None
9Th. Losses uhs s..nsnse wai,in, n,.... none
9Th. Losses Id e~F '''1er
proof. -. .,.;,,., $3.50. ~
10Th. All otaes e-N' we .oc-
pany..-- I44eo
,,.I,i,ies. US 60.
Total LA Hs .,s,,,. 1,.......,..;-.. SS,y9A "a
nth. The create =, s'''A' insured IN
any one ~ amount allovrai- T.. 5000 ~
18th. The BE-. s fe,s. :, The Company TO ~ ~
insured ID A"' 'o"n or
vhiaxes .mount a,lo~..a-., -. no fule.
isth. Inc g reSs; any one bloeS A.
Insured i.s,;sr,s ,,sh - ue-
penos o. ACCOMMODATION =, ~
| l4sh. Inc ~ " .asd " ''e
.rDlToFs OFFICE. IOWA,
Il DE- Aclsss Jan. Is. 1858.
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$3.50 . la.ail-a.
MICHIGAN.

HILLsDALr, Feb 2o-The Weldron House
was destroyed by fire last evening. The
loss BY the fire is $4,000, and is mostly
covered by insurance. The fire was caused
by the explosion Of lamp.
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l.lso psisss. Ameuntiag - esse, ~
Tickets 81, Halves IS, Quarten e.

q The above Nagniacsnt 8inele-Nsmbef Los
tery VIII - drawn In public, ID C0vin9tOa, ~, D
the corner Of Fifth and Madison Streets. The Ken
tacky Lotteries are NO Gin Enterprises. but rcspOn
9hae Money Lotteries, that have been conducted 10l
the paa< Thirty yearo, and ase drawn under lie ~
snofity Of charter from the State, and hoods an
s'vsn 70 secure the payment Of al prisse.
Eeoli.hed Ia the New York Herald, Chicago papers,
nm papofp
,.ws deew 10 lstssssss assly, al givs psssu.s
ssvanssee 81 es3eeeng thsif own nn9bsga-
~ xoef eeesuoD ~ eifealor.
taeaiAsseAvsl q. 81 oS,i taM e
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NOVA SCOTIA.

HALIFAX, Feb. 2o.-The debate on the re-
peal resolutions contiuu,s in the House.
No vote taken yet.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-02-20

bat Ne o6es - IN indscensAt 10 those who sub
scribe, and will help to pash fpeward 10 succeeeiu
esue. cheap aod valu6ble Illustrated Family Jour
scribers viii mot have to wss 10 know
II they have Z premium. There viii DO
ISIS premiums distributed 20 tho snbscfibers =
The paper viii be we'll worth tho dollar for the
year. book he's been prepared for subscribess
With nunbefs ffUxA - 10000, and tho premium:
arc equally dislrbated through the one hundrsd
th0u6and number.
n there shculd b oas thousand mes rceeived on
the s1ne day and dafe, the letters. VII ~ openeo
ssge1esiy - they come TO haad a ~. 49, e W.
s. Mr. distrfbution o. tho pre- niuMs We sneIl
uulsh the nsnes Of the rersons that arr entitled %
IN. rs...,r,.. N the Nsw YosK MnxfnIY lfIussnA-
- sn6 N ia city and county papeFs.
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New York Market.

BY Telegraph February 90
Cutton--Firm, at 244Gt24l. for middng uplands.
Fiour.-Dul at s0l 10. 70 for extra state; 9s5ll
IA % for H. ii o.
Whea.-i@2e lower No. spring 2. ~ delivered.
Corn-.1n2c lower; l. 81 Tor new mixed weptevn
anoat: l.a1 for We How ditto loaf. 80 for old west
ern delivered.
Barley-Scarce and firm
oats-D and heavy; So IL bid for western In
store - asked.
12A.l2 for new.
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GE.vER.fE

STATEMENT
OF THE CONDITION OF THE
SPRINGFlELD FIRE + MARINE
INSURANCE COMPANY.
OF SPRINGFIELD, MASSACHUSETTS,.
On the first day IF January, A. D.. 1865, made
| to the Audito: Of the State Of Iowa, pursuant
| to the 6tstutes OF said State:
| LIST. The name q this Compsuy is the Spring
Fire 4 Nariss Insurance Company.
| Cd The amo't otis Capital Stock 10 500, 900
Sd. The amo't otis Capital Stock
paid up is. 10000
9Th. The Assets of the COMPANY are:
lst, Cash on land in
Bank, and ia the
hands Of Acnts or
other persns, ssssss.M
I'd. Real Estas unin-
numbered, 60t0l
Sd, Bon Is aneStocke
owned by tsCom-
pany how scured,
and rate Of sterest
thereon. Use sch
eduie ga 53s,s2as5
9TH, Debts ofAe Co.,
secured b, mort
gage, (see s,hed.l sS,s2ln
9TH, Debts o.erwise
secured, tss .ch-
9Th, De5a,. &c premi ''I''
ums, Nose.
7th. All othe securi-
ties. tsee shedulel l5,4G.s! --
Total Ar.ts, ssI .os7 80
LIABILITIES.
9TH. The amcusi OF Liabilities due
or not due to Banks or other
9Th. Losses I'D nsted and due, None.
9TH. Losses nd ls,ed and no; due, None.
sth. Losses unitjusted, S.S2
9TH. Losses IL suspense, waiting
for further proof, $500
10th: All other claims agains.ithe
Company, None.
Total Liabilities, sss. ocs. s.
Ilth. The greasst amount insured
in any one,isk, e16.e00
18th. 1he gres,sst amt allowed BY
the rules ef the Compsay, to
De insured in any enc city,
town or village. No rule.
18th. The greatest sm't allowed 70
be injured n any one beck, No rule.
18th. The act o. Incorporati,n Of
the COMPANY is filed,
AUDITORS OFFICE IOWA, !
Dn Mssan, Jsussry -. leee.
uereuy es't'ned, that thae d. oeco ~ ~
sSis once aswe1 statement, showing the conoiuos
sPRINoFlELD FIRE 4 nARxE, INSURANCE
49,, COMPANY.
Located q SPrinsaeic, in the safe OF Aassaenu-
sests, on inc les csy Of Jasuary, A. D. lsSs. ~ C
svIo.nce yHo tee prsvisions Of q Al q ~
p . ASe1Ny o. NE State a. fowA ISSUED ~ ~
~ rC sHV q insurance. CoDpnks." apptov1.ul =
February s. 1858: that sid etatemen. sneM
snat esid Compans is possessed Of the seQu,s.to
s"esnt @ capital aud invested - fequ'feo = NV
AUTHORITY Is THERU0a1 0!vk1
.ne .oSve nsmst Company 70 x.nsass er l,
yoPtIase OoSneee o. Insurance n TINS css.e, - 81
corocncs with the avs tssreof aAl The ISL Of Ssn
q = siso. ersass, IA. ". r. Res, e ~.
thsir laws.l Agent I'D xssernr IS the Coansy q
saefein. - TO acknowied9e sefvice q pf0ssss -
2!rO9c&4 p 4ws upon hi cling usn the ~ ~. - -
~ eo0ft y and 0bf said Ccony ~ \. ~
uncase ana copy OF he statement on ME - IN. ".
ne; ~ u unner Ger lied that The Atiacheo y W.
ann correct copy o. tie sald etsisnent.
IN teeumony whereof. have herennso a. -. ~
s ~ sno am1sd my Seal Of On1cs the day ana -
-. JNo. A. ELLIOTT. Auditor Of STATE.
fo1- a. ASaxs, Deputy. s.h.ss
lSHAusI 1eV1~s
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DAVENPORT CITY RAILWAY co,
SACOB HAHN,S
UNION Bakery & Restaurant !

UaI SUBSCRIBER ia street.
Nsw and Kiegsns Esta6ss.ss ssT OPENED MS
= 1azniaA ~ with tho best QUAINT he 4 prepared
0go0as a1nnkos, Rles ana es s
unoooeQ H. ~ natssial A full stock ~,
80 - pnilies Supplied q reasonable rSsss -
~ Unlon Restaurant
Ia - = = slssnns style, where nea,s ~
O. hnns ~ nannss Z - :.
-. - 1ooo1 = svoty01n4. -
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vueo1G1 k1cbo0Go = o01o 70 euts
IRA hOLM0Ds Coooo
J. lHvIN0 PnAnCD, President.
AMOS +. HALL, vice Prsoideat. 0eyU3
r1ANKINO HOUSE or
D 0AY COOKE u CO.
LEWIS e CO.'S
ILLUSTRATED
MONTHLY FAMILY JOURNiL,
FOt. the Mutton

Thousssde Of families IN the city snd country have
long felt the want Of illustrated Journal st
sonabe price, and equal 70 any ON this continent To
dsparteut viii b. 0ne q H. features Of Tie paper.
and We shall publish nom time TO time. original
Tales. Sketches, &c. By the leading wrtsss Of the
enuufYv..
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BOOT MARKET I
CHICAGO MADE.
OFFICE OF
z. CHAPLIN e CO.,
IANIYARYA 1ana

TIE trade being abOnt over for III klndo euoAe n
neavy woaf 10 have now commenced On lie Or
0ps14 goods and would call partieulf "a. netUn %
0nF prizes fof Calf Boots and High Cut ii. WAole
Leather BrOgon. Our Calf Boot q tho nen1une ~
bess Boot nrned out In our factory 10 ~ NM
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COM n z RClAI.
ssavcnport Market Report.
Ofr.es or TIE DAvxSroRr D.uocnAr,

February 90. 1868.
wssAr-No. l, s.soQai.ss; No, g. sl.7s0
$50.
BAn.ss-sl7sesao 900.
Oars IS cents.
RYs-elo5.
Ooax-New. SEC IN the ear
PerAfoss-l. 2scQ1.so.
BusvsA-80c. per b.
Eoos-95c.
HAr--0ood Tinolhy $1,000 70 e,s.Oe; Prsi.
CoAs-.sofs, delivered, - sssts per bsshsl.- :
Anthrscite. delivered, Us per ton;
weon 80 per Cord.
Ciaeianaai Market.
By telegraph Feb. 90.
| Flour Dull and unchanged.
| Wheat Dull aud unchanged.
Cora In moderate demand q 50 for esr.
| Rye-Firm at l.7o@l75.
| Barley-Dull and prices dropping.
Cotton-Buoyant and unsettled, and holders
sak csc.
Provisions -.In actiyc demand snd prices tend.
| ing upwards.
Mess Psrk.--24 co.
Bulk Meass-- s<@llk@l2,S.
Bacon---le l-9nl2 l-261i3 l-2ll4 for shOul
ders. sides. clear rib and clear sides.
Bulk Hams .las{0
Lara---l4l-2.
Milwaukee Market.
By Telegraph. NiLvAuEss. Feb. ~
Flour 5o0l 600; dali
Whsst-wesk; 500 for No. l.
Toledo Market.
By Telegraph. Feb go.
Wheat-Quiet; sales Of Amber at 2 Ga; No
9spring 200.
Cora Dull opening st s7il and closing q
Oats --Quiet sales At "a.
Rye--No transactions.
See3a--Held 1t 7.40 100 offered for clover
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New York stock Marker

New York Stock Market.
By Telegraph February TO-
Stocka-Active.
Bonds-t'oupons unchanged; 300 unchanged.
Western UnioD-1.Ass.
New York Central-132y
Rrie-73g.
Michigan Soutbern-10ax
Michil an Centrai--1 rs.
P'usburg D Tole3o-1n.
Illinois entrAl-1 se4
Cleveland 4 Pittsburg-Unchansed
Rock 1eland-Qs
Northwestern-pfe preferred 7iy
Pacific MALL 1eL
Money! per cent.
Steriing-yS
(1old-1 A0,x
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ADJUSTMENTS,

ACADEMY OF MUsIC.-There is another interest.
Ing Performance announced for this evening a
programme embracing pantomime laughable
farce, Ethiopian eccentrcities songs bV Miss
Jennie Engel, and variety of other attraction.
LOmoToW evening commences the last week of
the season, and 1t promises 10 prove an enter.
tanning one, for the author Of the "Female Priv1.
seeIs, production which met with much favor
treats US to second sensation entitled "Base
bail, our National Came" which, while il intro.
duces specimen of the sport which gives it its
name, Is interviewer with songs, choruses and
uanees' and gives occasion for the appearance of
many well known characters upon the stage.
The public may anticipate much amusement in
witnessing this novel species OF dramatic enter.
tainment. ~
TIE AMATEUR OPERA TRoUPE.-The patrons and
lovers OF music will be gratifed to learn that dur
Ing the coming week two amateur opera enter
tslnments are 10 be given at the Varieties Theater
under the auspices of Madame Marietta schiayoni
whose exquisite voice contributed so materially
10 the success OF the recent Paror Concerts given
atLyceum Hall. On Wednesday evening she will
sing the role OF EleOnOrd in A." II Trovatoreu as
sisted by NJ. Auguste Davis as Maurice. Mr.
Paue ny as COnlte dj Luna, Madame Bordro AZ
aSu<eI'd' ana madame keIkel as Inez. the orches.
Ira beng under the leadership of Carlo Patti.
The second entertainment will take place. with
chaDge OF programme, on Friday evening and
the proceeds thereof will be devoted to the as
slstance of the orphan asylums of New Orleans.
we think We are justified in saying that those
VINO attend either performance will be amply re.
paid.
FLORAL CoECERT.-The little folks Of Calvary
church sunday School are TO give floral concert
at Lyceum Hall on Tuesday evening, and hope
thas they may on that occasion see assembled to-
eether all their friends from the Fourth District
and other parts of the city. A scene made nm of
fragrant flowers and bright, innocent faces. and
accompanied BY the sweet music of childish
voices, is one which few would Intentionally fail
to witness. -"
INDIAN BASE BALL.-Upon the Oakland Course
to-day, at O'Clock, a game of base ball il 10 be
played by accompany of Seminole Indians. fifteen
N number, who will be upon the grounds before.
hand during the day ready to regale visitors with
specimens Of their peculiar songs dances and
scslping scenes. This novel amusement will
Doubtless attract many visitors to the Oakland
" ich' we may state here, is to be reached by
taking the Canal stree cars
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-06-14

ALL ABOUT A THOUSAND DoLLARs.-A WASH
ington special of the 10th, to the Cincinnati En-
qurer, says:
Butler was awfuly indignant at the charge that
he attempted TO appropriate thousand dollars of
WOoley's money. The following is the statement
received from the witness:
Butler-What became of the money Wooley
left in your hands!
Witness-I have il in my pocket.
Butler-Produee it and the papers contained in
the envelop.
Witness-Here is the money; the papers you
can't lave.
Butter received the package of money and d.
rected witness to leave the room, which he de-
clined, saying that he was responsible for the
moEey, and was not willing 10 leave it in Buffers
hands. Butler threatened his arrest WitEess
denied the power. Butler proceeded TO count
the money, and said, 81 find here only SIG, l0O."
Witness-I'll swear handed you sl7 100.
Butler-Then you had better count it yourself.
Witness-If you will raise that newspaper,
think you will find a thousand dollar bill un-
der it. -r-
Manager Logan, now, for the first time, inter-
fered and remarked, eyes, general, / see corner
sticking out"
Butler-Oh, yes; did not see IL.
The statement has been made public on the an.
thority of the witness. The gentleman is known
for his integrity, and his statements are the topic
of general conversation.
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WATER COOLERS, les CREAM FREEzERs. Re-.
FRlGERAToRs.-The attention Of our readers f.,
called to the advertisement of Messrs. Rice Bros
q Co.. dealers in hardware, cutlery. etc., SO and
u camp street and 5e6 Magazine, who are offer
ing 10 the trade and bousekespers a very select
shd desirable stock of water coolers, ice cream
reezers' refrigerators,' ice chests, washing ma.
chimes and in fact, everything in the house fur.
nishlng line, Including the world renowned Char
ter Oak cooking stpves, at greatly reduced prices.
Tins Is the season of the year when it is sbso
lutey necessary to health and comfort to have Ice
and to eeonomize this article is equally incumbent
upon Us, and the best and surest way to do this
Is to so TO Messrs. Rice Bros. & Co. and buv a
water cooler or refrigerator.
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Communicated
The Gaines Lawsuit

rumor having been circulated that a new
question had arisen in "the Gaines case - which
would be contested by the present occur .nts.
hruely, that the said occupants would be allowed
their Improvements, it is proper that these parties
sbouio understand the nature Of the decisions of
the highest court in relation to this matter in
OrGer 10 prevent further unnecessary lit CATION
The question OF allowing improvements was
strongly argued in the Supreme Court of the Uni.
.eG states by Messrs. Brent and May, two of the
aolest lawyers that have been engaged against
me, and the result OF the decision in this case
aHoWed no Improvements whatever TO the con-
Iestans, but, on the contrary, decreed that
should be placed in possession Of my property
and receive back rents and profits
Ihs decree was sustained in the Henning case
1ehVefed in 1851, and indorsed BY the S9prems
court q The United States in April last. In its de-
clsloD against the city Of New Orleans and other
cases, mat the question of law and fact appl
csoe 10 her rights we're determined 10 the case Of
Gaines VS.. HenDng.D -' S-'' VI
oFFER OF COMPROMISE.
To the Occupants of my Estate:
AFTER thlrty-hve years of litigation. which has
terminated FULLY, finally and in every particular in
my isVor' by the decision of the Supreme Cont
OF he United States, rendered in April. Ifs I
now again, as IN former years, reiterate nv da
sme 10 compromise on liberal terms and invita
aLi nose who feel disposed to take ADVANTAGE ~
MS my last offer, 10 come forward and sntsr
MO hnal settlement. The futiIitv Of anv fnr
-ner opposition will appear obvious
10 100 Camp street. Junsls 1868 'AiNhS'
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EVERYTHING MARKED Down AT MooDY's.-
With view to clearing out his immense stock of
shirts and furnishing goods, and bringing every
article in his line within the reach of every.
body, Col. s. n. Moody has made reduction of
nifty per cent. in his prices. We think this in.
ducement win be sufficient to keep his emporium.
corner of Canal and Royal overcrowded for
some time to come. Any Endorsement as to the
quality and make of MoOdy's shirts from US, il
simply superhuous, as they have reputation for
excellence that extends from the Atlantic to the
Paelhc. We will suggest to the trade that Moody,s
stock is most excellent one to select from. Give
him a call
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SUNDAY MORNING, JUNE IA, 1858.

SOMETHING VERY PLEASANT THAI A LITTLE
BIRD SHOWED Us.-A very beautiful little bird it
was. Its parti-colored plumsge glitteTed with the
thousand rainbow hues of the sun just set, whose
last most gorgeous rays seemed to have got en-.
tangled in its feathers its brilliant eyes shone
through the dusk like diamonds in a deep dark
mine, or like freflies in Southern cleaning. As
1t flew in the window Of our sanctum, where we
were enjoying dolce far niente, we at once recog.
nzed il as the identical little bird which has
at different times conveyed such a vast amount of
information. 1t softly warbled: "Come with me.D
Wonderingly obedient, we went and followed it
through many a street, till, coming to q portal
which at its whisper opened, We entered, and
found ourselves-well, it must have been in
dreamland, for surely the scene there unfolded to
our gaze was the creation of exuberant fancy
and not sober reality. In a garden,
illuminated to brilliancy of day by many
cOlored lanterns and great rehectors,
seeming each a sun, disported many ioyous
children, each displaying in dance and merry
play that exuberant mirth which early life
alone can know. The snow white dresses Of
s ne a y The rest Of the
The air, balmy with the perfume of a Thousand
flowers was uemulous with the strains of soft
music, which, ever and anon, rose as if spon-
loneliness of all around. Nor were there lack.
ing other forms than those of chdhood's sim
PIE grace to make the picture all COM
plete. The youthful mother the matron stsid.
the maiden blooming into womanhood, each lent
her own peculiar charm to make the scene more
glad. Our senses, bewitched by the beauty around
us, our heads made giddy by watching the
yonng dancers whirling through their misty
circles, our every thought Of other things
lulled out of existence by the sweet con.
temptation of the scene before us-long time we
gszed enraptured, fearing to stir lest we should
break the spell. But all too soon came the
whisper OF our . little bird that enjoyment over
stern duty must again have sway, and before our
eyes fast faded the lovely scene till in a moment
we had nsught but the memory of it to console
Reader, we have been telling Of a child's party
we witnessed a short time SINCE Gail not The
picture overdrawn because the expressions we
have used would seem filter for a fairy tale than
for an account Of an occurrence of today. We
used them not lightly, and their very use will
snow That this same prosaic nineteenth century Is
DOT without Its own quota of romance of beautV
winch ne can enjoy who seeks it rightly.
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-06-14

MoRsE's PREMIUM SODA WATER APPARATUS.
Mr.. 7. s. Waterman, so long and 50 well known
rs manufacturer of soda water, showed US over
his factory yesterday, and, much to our astonish.
ment, we found that the manufacture of soda
water is no small business. We do not remember
the number Of employees Mr.. Waterman, has en-.
gagged or the number of wagons he has running.
but we do know that a goodly number of both
are Kept constantly employed from rosy morn till
dewy eve dealing out this delightful beverage
and from this fact we are led to the belief that
MS soda water is of the very best make. Mr..
waterman is the agent Of the celebrated anna
ratus OF Morse Son, which received the award
oil diploma, silver medal aud three other premiums
at the second Louisiana State Fair. For excel.
fence OF material Of which this apparatus is made
Tor beauty of design and elegance of finish. we
nave never seen any piece of mechanism more
perfect. Mr.. W. has constantly on hand a large
and varied stock Of this apparatus, which he will
sell at the lowest market price. His factory ia
situate on Basin street, Nos. So and 60, between
Common and Gravier streets.
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IFOr the New Orleans Sunday Crescent

Sleep, gentle Clare, sing TO thee,
charge thy visions with thought of love;
Rest, gentle Clare, bring TO thee
Ny heart and all the faith thereof.
Sleep on. bright Clare, and all the hours
Shall shed their benisons in passing thee;
Sleep while thy dreams are filed with flowers,
And riches of rare minstrelsy.
Sleep while the night bird shakes the air,
Sleep while his cadence throbs upon thy soul;
Dresm that the passion fingers there,
And seeks thy bosom for its goal.
Sleep while the stars fall, one by one,
Sleep while the DAY is quiek'ning, line by line;
Dream while wait the rising sun
To gid this utter hope Of mine.
Sleep, gentle Clare, natheless I sing
OF what shall follow when the darkness dies
Wake, peerless Care-look how | bring
My love to crown thee jewelwise!
st. Mary, June 9th.
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-06-14

Dear reader, you could not better oceunv few
moments than in turning 10 the Advertisement 81
The Louisiana Equitable Life Insurance Company
which is 10 be found in another column. Read !,
49,. a..en'Fely ana then seriously reflect upon the
many reasons there set forth why you should
give 70 inat company your preference. The most
.osent OF tnese Is that possessing every qualica.
u0n OF oder companies, 1t yet, unlike them. has
~ oomlci with a.. Its profits are invested 80 as
70 benefit our city and thus we are all Interested
In It's Ten'doing. Think of these things before
You insure your life elsewhere. -