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The Portland daily press., 1865-10-27
. CIapp's FGvOrite Pear I

ssssA every large; similar to the Bartlett in form,
s4 but less musky in flavor; vinous, melting, but
I-tery, and juicy; fine texture; ranks best
I'm. Promo. Society.
The tree is ''of healthy and thrifty abit."-Nor-
folk Ag. Soc.
The late DR.. Brisackle said SIT was Of superior
quality, as well as size"
M. Barry, of Rochester, N. T. pronounced it
ssauite worthy Of ranking best
M Horey Prest Of Mass; ~. horti & Society thought
ally Affected the Bartlett; and in quality Il cer
tainly was its superior" = ,4,,..s.
Hon. M. P Wilder and Hon. Joseph 5recf Ex-Pres
ident Of the same Society, say they can endorse all
that has been said in relation to its exceilence.
: PRIcE.-Trees OF three years, generally having
per doz. 80 r VT ADAMS Nursery,
Oct 20--d&wBw. MorrilIs Corner.
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La sentinelle de Thibodaux. [volume] (Thibodaux, La.) 1861-1866, 1865-10-21

LIE MEscHAcEBE.--Apres une absence de
trois ans, e premier numero du Mesetacsbs a
reparu le IA octobre. Dams son adresse a ses
lecteurs, notre coafrere, apres ayoir esqnisse
h condition presente du Sud en- general ct
des parosses en- particulier. defnit ainsi lie
role du Journalistic:
lie role du Journalistic, tel que nous lie compre-
mons ct vou.ons lie remplir, ne doit point
consster Greer ou entretenir me agitation
sterile ct maisaine, mals rnnner les esprits
abattus, a stimnler les bras engourdis, 4 eclai-
rer les interets deconcertes, a montrer a ses
concitoyens la route calme ct sure DIES conqne-
tes pacifques, a precher enfn comne la croi-
SADIE moderne cette lutte. de lhomme contre la
nature, dams laquelle l'homme est tonjours
sainqueur. En- propageant les dees pacifi-
ques. lie Journalistic Sc fera l'echo des gorieux
chefs qui ont defendu jusqu'au dernier moment
la cause dn Sud telle q'uils lentendirent ct
telle que fentendit aussi lie peuple qui les
suvit, ct transmettra la cOnsigne supreme de
ces heros qui, snceombant sous la force hume
riqne, ont youlu servir encore leurs pays Ell
lui conseillant la resignation, la concorde ct lie
travail
Nous abordons, sans autre preambule, ce
plan rapidement indique, ct nous entrons Ell
matiere.
La guerre qni Went desc terminer, ct don't
ce serait me taehe penble ct migrate de re-
chercher ct de discuter les causes, eu deux
consequences qui naintenant appartiennent
l'histoire: lie establishment de Unieu ct Pa
BOLTON de fesclavage. LIE premier de ces
fats saccomplit sous nos yeux, ct deja nous
prenons part a sa realisation eli envoyant des
deiegaes 4 des convens ions electorales convo-. !.
qlees pour la nomination de candidats an
consres de Washington. lie ponvoir executif
qui DIES lie debut, sc moutrait hostile ct nlena-
cant, depuis modifie son attitude ct parait
anime des intentions les plus eonciliantss. Il
a accepte coma,c mn legs ct rattle par sa con-
duiie jasqu'a ce jour la theorie procamee par
le President Lincoln, suivant laquele les f.
tats du Sud netant pas SORTS de t'URion, lis /
mont aucnn noviciat, aucune epreuyesa snbir
pour reprendfe leur place, nlomentanement
vacanie, dams les conses de la nation. II
confe administration des Etats du Sud a lies
honnes SORTS de lear sein, possedant leur con-
fance ct leur sympathie. Ii en- pusieurs cir
constances fait prevalor Fautorite de ces MA
gistra is evils sur cele tes officers miltaires,
la on s'plevait I'M confit entire ces deux auto
rites. En- HI mot il Il etc ferme ct en- meme
temps equitable, ct une delegation sd'hommes
eminents des Etats dn Sud qnalife de ma
gnannes ses procedes legard des yaincus.
La sentinelle de Thibodaux. [volume] (Thibodaux, La.) 1861-1866, 1865-10-21
1ejpea1 Tres sur les yentes d'immeubIes.
OF s GENERAUX No. 56.
sen. Dept. de la Louisiana, !
Nouyele-O Orleans, Is oct. 1865.
sur les yentcs d,immeubIes.

Tous les ordres existants de &c quarter ge.
neral. ou du quarter general du dernier de-
partement dn .golfe, restreignant la vente on
imposant des conditions sur la vente des terres
dams I Etat de la Louisiana, sont par la pre-
sente revoques.
Ces ordres ayant etc originairement ennis
pour Ia protection des acheteurs innocens oui
ignoraient le droit on l'interet que le gouver-
nen1ent genel al ponyait avoir dams la proprie-
te detenue CONNIE capturee, coufsquee ou
abandonnee, ces personnes sent preyenues que,
sous i'acte du Congres, appronye le II juliet
1862. toutes yentes, tous transfers. de ces
prophecies sent nuls ct de nul effet. ct
quavant de faire fachat de proprietes foncie-
res dams Get Etat, on doit, CONNIE mesure de
precaation, s'adressrr lassistant-comnis-
saire des REFUGEES, a6ranchis eE terres aban-
donnees, afn de savoir ST les proprietes, don't
l'acqaisition est projetee, sont sous ID garde
ct 4 la Charge de son Bnreau.
Par ordre du major general b. r. S. CanaY.
WICKgAM HOFFMAN.
~ Il. general.
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INvARIABLEMENT D,AVANCE.

! lGme Arrond.--A la maison d'ecole publi
que. Commissaires Lndger Guedry, III. G.
Sasoie ct Argnste Gfesini.
Sur motion dfiment faite ct secondee, il est
ordonne qn'un comite de trois membres SOFT
| nonlme par le president pour prendre en- con-
sideratiou 10 question de la feparafion des
chemins ct levees ct de la fern,eture des ere.
vases ct de presenter son rapport domain h
q henres A. NJ.
lie president nonma ce comite Mn. T..
Dalferes, S. Folse ct A. BergeroD.
Sur motion ddment flite ct secondee, AI NJ.
J. s. Perkins, president. John Nelsons Juge
j. ). Roman ct Arsene Bergeron ont etc s,orl-.
mes dun cofnite pour examiner les livres,
complies ct pieces justificatves de j.. r.. Le-S
blanc premier tresorier de la paroisse, ct do
faire leur rapport denlain matin.
Sur motion, le Jnri de pol ce s'est ajourne
jusqu'a denain a Q hcilres a. N.
Vendredi le 29me jour de septenibre, le jas
ri de police s'assenbla a . heures du Inatin,
sconfnrnlement q Fajournement. Les memes
menibres d'hier etaient presents.
lie conlite nomme her pour prendre en-
consideration la question de Ia reparation les
chemins ct levees ct de la fermeture des Gre
vassessa soumis son rapport, ct, sur motion
ddment faite ct secondee, le dit rapport etc
depose sur la table pour etre soumis .. nno
action future
Mr.. d. B. Pugh, absent ce matin sc presen.
ia ct prit son siege.
Snr motion dhment aite ct seconlee, le pre-
ambule ct resolutions suivantes sont unaumc-
ment odoptes.
Attendu,-Que le president dn Juri 4e po-
lice aetnel de Ia paroisse de Lafource, q fait
an president ct All grefier du dernier Juri dH.
police, une demanle formellg des liyres ct pa
piers, appartenailt au Juri de police, ct qus
leur reinise en- etc refusee,
II est resolu.-Qn'nn confite, compose du
president lJ. 5. Perkins) major John Nelson
ct David Pngh, est nomme pour Sc rendre a,i-
pres de Son Excellence J. Madison Wells,
gouyerneur de Etat de la Louisiana. pour
one tons les livres, documents ct papiers de &C
Juri de police soient delivres au present Ju-
r. de police ddment nomme eft q,laiffe Juri
de police de Ia paroisse dc Lafourche.
Sur motion dttment secondee, il est ordon.
ne qunn comte, compose du president j. s.
Perkins, major Nelson ct David B. Pngh est
nomme par redger, incontinent, ,une petition
4 Son Excellence y. Madison Wells, golyer-
neur lie pEtat de lii Louisiana, solIicitaIit de
Son Excellence mn orare dun lfeuvel assesse-
ment dies proWietes de Ia paroissc pour les
annses 1862, 1863 ct 1864, ct le prize en- ontrc i
de donner des instructions an Sherif de cettc
paroisse. dc suspendre Ia collection les taxes
jnsqu'a ce que le dit assessment soft ternline.
La petition ci- dessus mentionne apres nvoir
ete redigee etc lne au Juri de police etc
signee par le president ct par tons les meme
bres.
Sur motion, lie Jnr de Police fi,t aiourne
nsqu'au 10 du mois d'oetobre, 1865.
j. S: PERKINS,; President. 4
b. +. Leblanc, Secretaire y
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Lc General Ea1nO iciere.

LIE soir OH Ton appreniit la mort tln gene
raj Lamoriciere, le Petit Momteur amoncait
la representation dcs frerps Davenport Mais
du general que nous perdonss il ne disait pas
un mot
On lui devait nonrtant nm saut dadiet.
lie general Lamoriciere restera CONNIE tln
type de chevaleresque bravonre ct de cranelie
spirituelle,
C'est ui qui marchait au fen lie cigare la
bouehe, gourmandant ses soIlats on les encou-
rageant CONNIE un jour de parade
II etait DIES plus ailnes ct des plus popuiai-
res parmi ces generanx d,Afrique don't nous
aimions la jeunesse ct Ia temerite.
Ii y dams sa vie une page heroIque, ct Da-
mel Stern Pa racontee, c'est lattaane dn
faubourg du Temple. au mois de JUN 1S4o.
Tant de bravoure ent merite d'etre depen-
see antre part que dams une rue de Paris. au-
treinent que dans une guerre civile, mais le
general ne pouvait pas choisir.
L'eil en- feu, dit Daniel Stern, la chevelure
au vent, la voix prcsqne etient, tant il await
prologue les ordres, les exhortations, les repro
ches ses soldats quill trouvait ipdecis :-Je
me ferdit tler. dsaltil. mais je ne c6tlerai pas.
Quelquefois aussi il plaisante," dit l'histo-
rien de Ia Repolmien de 184S.
En- vo,A de Ia fauternitA s'ecyie-til en-
yoyaus tomber a droite ct gauche une pluie
de bales.
Sapercevant que les soldats hesitent q at
taquer,une baricade. il met son cheval au pas.
au milien do la chaussee, s'avance tout seul
sous lie feu des insurges, reyient aussi lente-
ment qnil est ale:
-Vous voye@ bien que &c nest pas d. .Jfeile,
ditil aux soldats
Une antre fois encore, yoyant qn'un officer
palit en-. sappretant passer devant une bse,
che dsou part me fisillade continue, il le
prend par le bras, tout en- causant, le couvre
de son corps, passe lentement avec lui sous Ia
brache ct be le quite que lorsque, il ny
plus de danger, a
Jiai sous les yeux une collection de lettres
autographes relatives la campagne de Mas
cara, au printemps de 1843, ct adressees au
Colonel Molliere II faut yoir CONNIE Lamori-
ciefe salt tirer parti dune poignee dhommes,
diviser ses bataillons ct mnltiplier dss forces
bien fables qni Sc centuplent sous sa direction.
Nal nourries, NAL equipees, la plus grande |
partie de nos troupes africaines etaient alors
attaquees de la dyssenterie.
Seuies, les troapes de Ia province dOran
don't Lamoriciere await etc nommme lieute- |
nant-general resistaient a Ia maladie ct ne
souhraient pas.
Pouquoi
Sur ses appointments, sur So propre bour- |
se, le general faisait acheter du chocolat en- |
Espagne, tt, CONNIE surcroit de ration, a la |
place du biscuit avarie, il le distribuait a ses
'oldats.
Aussi bien cette figure est-elle une des plus
15nspathiques de uctse galerie mhitaire. i
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Ses auciens soldats le revoient encore te
qn'Herace Vernet la represente. le fez rouge
sur la tete, le burnons blanc sur les epaules
et montant tete haute lassaut de Constatine
lie peuple de Paris, qui ne pardonne glere
.et qui ma jamais laisse echapper l'occasior
dune raillsrie, chantait en- 1860 le souriciea4
italienne, ct surnomnaait legeueral Lanoricie-
re lie general Bedsau.
Mais OH oubiiera Castelfdaro, pour ne plus
Sc .rappeler que lie general d'Afrique, ieunes
elegant, gentilhemme souriant sur le champ
de bafale CONNIE dams un salon ct marchant
sau combat CONNIE a un carrouscl.
I'm dernier trait qni resume tont a fait le
caractere du general Lamoriciere brusauerie
ct bonte.
& C'etait encore en- l84s, pendant pattaque
du fanbonrg Saint Denis.
Les soldats du general tra1naient sous une
porte cochere M ilsnrge noir de pondre, les
habits dechirss. les mains chaudes encore de
Ia lutte.
Fnreux, lis allaient lie fusilIer, Ia sur place.
Iamoriciere le Wit bien.
Et comment arracher ce malheureux a des
soldats iyres de co,ere, decinlees depuis le
matin.
Lamoriciere s'avance, on lui fait place II
regarde l'iusurge dans les yvux, ct, croisant
les bras:
- Comment. dit il. avec hn energi1ue juror
tn te bats contre tes freres, toi? Tu fais des
barricades ct tn denols mes sodats? Et bien?
pour te pnllir, tn he seras pas flisile, Ton ckd-
tment sera plus terrible. Ce h'est pas une bale
que tn lnerites ITEMS
Etiegeneral enyoya a l'insurge un coup de
pied yigonreux.
Al.ons. laissez-le passer, soldats! Va.ten
chez toi!
Les soldats s'ecarterent.
lie prisonnier etait sanve. Figaro
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g0rCeux qui voudront gouter de bonnes Ii
queur- mont qua aller Reimbursement de NJ.
A. Parr, encoignnre Marche ct Green: dams Ia
maison en- briques.
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BLTRE1U-D -DU I'REVOT N.IREC7i.4 ii + .ssJj

bLHEIU DU I,HLVUI H.IREL71AE.y7s
l'aroisge De Lgfoarche, 7hiLodaar Ia, Is Oct 1865
CIRCULIiRE: 81
lie penple de cette paroisse est reuuis et noti-
le; que les taxes dcole impos6e par Iortlie gG-
neral No So. SGrie de 1864, sont maintenailt
dues ct doivent etre payees mon bureau u lei
lie l3 Octohre 1865, simon saisie ct vente seront
faites, pour couyrir le montant ct les frais
FRANZ NAGET,
Capt&P, NJ Paroisse IsafOurclle.
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AVIS.
Session sl,sciale aycc Juri.

lie Ter hindi ct 4me jour dn mois de dGcein-
bre, 1864, une session spcciale avec Juri aura
lien dams ct pour Ia paroissc de Lafourche. duns
10 nlaison de coar de Thbodaux
Par ordre dc honorable Juge du 3lne Dis
trict Judicare.
JUs7Yv SdR7.i, GysGs
The sun., 1865-06-07

Inv sTeeI Commissioners yesterday awarded
tie contract fof cleaning ,he streets, Ani a. the
contractor, arc - enter upon their wo't without
delay, ihere good prospect that the city VIII ts
restored to reasonable decree Of cleanliness.
However this may prove, IL ia certain shat the mat
Ter IL ssalci, one way or nc oihsr, for the next
ten years as the contfSc. extend, iull decade.
There ~ no way To br ak the agreement On tie
part Of 'ho city, except by the aereiicton Of the
eontrAe1or' IN complying with the specifications.
and It evident, therefore, that tho future conii-
The sun., 1865-06-07
ri.npe,.i New. Markets &c.

Nss Yrt, Tuss1av, June g. = T. H.-The follow
Ing the leading quotations at the Gold Room to-
Jay At 1880 A. ". 1876. u, l5I 1918, 1888;
g.JA l37; 13O 136i.; 2, 1867, S.l5, 1871; 40
1871 The afternoon quotations Of the stock MARKET
compared with those Of the same period Of yesterday
show an advance Of from tto 2 per cent. Govern
varied but fractionally from yesterdays price,
The ease In money continues. Cal-loans were done
to-day at per cent. on mixed collseras. and per
cent. Governments. There Was greater demand
for exchange Al frmer rates Bills ct sixty days on
London we're quoted at 1.ga 1o9'. for commercial,
aud ll0a il0t for bGnkcrs. ON Change to-day
Flour v.t heavy and 1,c a l6c. lower. Whest was
scarce and very firm. Corn was dull Oats we're
Gtmtr. Pork was excited and decidedly higher.
Ua,fwA steady. Lard wa. finn, aud whiskoy sas
dull aud lower
The sun., 1865-06-07

"I,oysi Lea.uo" are looking about for an
other channel In which 10 employ their ener-
~, influence and money we suggest that the
name of their club shall be changed into the
"kun,e pal Union League" for the purpose Of
.r,iicstIng tho evils which now ,fIliet this city.
We believe the members could probably units
upon the following
ptATpoRH.
Resolved, That our pestllenc..breeding streets
need looking amer the filthy markets require
att nnou tho Treasury piifering ought to be
~ ppod tenement houses improved "a sadly
needed rsortDy, and . score u other refor nstory
measures that might be Instituted, which this club
now recognizes essential " the welfare and pro-
gress VI tho Empire City.
or course, tic League will have In view the
single purpose Of general usefulness and, In what
other matter could It's Efforts and lie money lie
more ,dv,ni.goousy euployei, Tie negroes have
teen 'elev,,ej," sDd Il now seems . proper time
TO ''elev,p" the Write people at homo by ron 1er-
ira this city in sjme degree hsbitsble There 10 .
splendid opening hefs for Municipal Union
League, and we suggest to the institution alluded
70, thstthe Union having cen saved the next step
in ords,is ! save tho city from the pundsrers who
now control ia Affairs.
The sun., 1865-06-07
How People treat Each Other.

Not one man in ten thousand sees those with
whom he associates as they really are Hthe pray
or o. Burns were granted. and We could all see our
selves s others zee U.S. our sslf-estms'es "oull IN
all probability DO much more erroneous than they
now. The truth Is, th.t We regard each other
through ayariety Of lenses no one Of which Is cor
rect Passiop and prejudice love and hate, oene'O'
lence and envy, spectacle our es and utterly pre-
vent US from observing accurately. Many whom
VIC deem the porcelain Of human clay are mere
dirt, and = sill greater number OF those We put
wn la our "Ol,ck books" are no furtLer on from
Heaven, and percbAnce n little nearer Than the cen
rs who condeunn them. We Lslituhuy unaer-
vsluo or Overvsluo sach other, and IN esnmAnng
character the shrswdest Of us only now and then
make true appraisal Of the yirsues and de'eeN OF
even our closest intmales il q not Just or ian 70
look al character from . stand dpoiut OF ones own
selection. A mans proAls may 10 unprspossoss-
ing, and yet bis full face agreeable. We once 50"
young man whose unldity was
standing joke with his companions leap
into . river and save boy from roWn-
'ng, While his tormentors stood psuic-suuck on
tue bank. The merchant, who gives curt answers
IN his counting h0use, may be tender HUSBAND
and father, and kind helper Of the desoste ahu
oI pressed Ga the other hand, your good hufnored
person, who 10 all smiles AMI sunshine in public,
may carry something as hssd an the neither mill
stone, ~ tho place where bis heart ought 70 ee'
such anomalies are common. Ihsre 10 hls com .
fort, however for those whose mitudgmens oi
their fellow mortas lean 10 the kindly side such
| mistakes 20 W thsr credit In tho great sccouut.
Hu who thlnks better Of bis HeiShtOTs tan they
deserve cannot be a bad man, for the standard by
which his judgment Ia guided, Is the goodness u
hIg own heart II 10 ouly the base who believe all
men base-or, In other words, like tnemsslves.
Few, however, are oil evil. Even Nero did good
turn 80 someDody; for, when Rome was rejoicing
over It's ds,.h, some loving hand covered his grave
with flowers. Public men are seldom or neVor
fairy Iudgsd-N least while living. II owever
corrupt, ihey arc sure to lind eulosis,s History
may 90 them justice; but they rarely get u While
living, eitaer from treud or Zoe.
The sun., 1865-06-07

soys Of the radical journals are f'l.d with vir-
tuous indignation because a lew VI the Virginia
farmers have fixed the rate Of eompe nsaton 10 the
freedmen st Eve dollar, per month. A course
re injurious can hardly be conceived. The
natural effect " this ind gnstiou will be TO make
,ho negroes restless, disgon,ente1, and avorse 10
work. The rate u wages 10 certainly low, but u
is moro than ,hoy got under ,he old condition Of
things and there no danger Of their starving,
even upon such piItanee, for the farmer boards
m. h,nds II should 10 remembered that the res
ont posunisry condition Of southern farmers 10 not
such as ~ Justify high rate Of wages They have
lost nearly everything by the war, and have but
liae with which to compensate labor. Aside from
all slcn circumstances, those who volunteer 70
Champion the negroes In this matter should
rsnetnter his fact 1ha. the prices fixed = tho
Nrgiui, farmers viii, Ia any event, only be TEN
porsry, for 1ho reason that cou.pensAt5n invAr-
ably alspts itse' to tho value Of labor s. soou
business Interests become settled the ratio oi wages
TO the gross will bs governed by tus laws Of sup
ply and demand, Just ns 10 is now the with
labor IL he Northern s.a,os Lsbor Is worth what
u will bring IN tho market, II tho negroes are
found 10 he worth ten, or twenty dollars a month,
they will be compensated accordingly and II 1t 10
found that their services are worth only aye dol.
lara a uou,h, that viii lie the rate Of wages, and
all tie wrath oi pretended friends cannot increase
q for them, unit, the servicss oi The freedmen arc
made valuable 10 those who employ them.
The sun., 1865-06-07

Va arc evidently on the eve q tha JohicAl mill
1cnium, The era Of goodwill, fraternity and con-
cord draws space, aud the cAiefs.o .of partisan
wsris'e arc ranging thcm,s yea ste / = SIDE 10
smoie The calumet of Tsscs. Rev HaSuY wAED
BsEcHEl, GoDsKEr GrNInrE,H n. n nAoEGREELrY,
RIcnArD OGoENAH and others, representing tho
widest divergence Of political sentiments have IN
vi',d Hon. GTEuI sMiGn to address .hen On Thurs.
day evening, at the Cooper institute tic subios. Of
which is to be- Neither legal nor mora righ, 10
try tie rebels for treason. Tho way to = sure and
snduriug peace, lies no, through perhly aud VEN
sosncs, but through justice and love" Tho pro-
Inoters Of this meeting represent every shade Of
political opinion, and opinions could no, 10
wider apart, than have been those Of The gem
tlemeu in question, during the late rebel
aion Yet they stand united on tho com.
1non platform VI msgnsnim.ty, aud for the hrst
Anne In their lives they have Joined hand, on .
political subject Whatever may be the merits Of
Ahsr doctrine regarding the rebels, Il will be seen
aba, there ia nothing impossible in ths realms Of
politics. Party coors srs here as nicely blended
ss were ever coors upon canvass, sni tho offsct Is
rertainly as striking. The sNlrcme doctrines arc
eng phed In the mix of human kindness" the
spr Of broth rly love sh nes forth with the bright
meas OF an oil lamp, and not = ripple appears to
mark the lsto commotion tho political surface.
this hsrmonzing Of Antagonisic slemsnts shall
lave the effect OF toning down the radicaism OF
Soth extremes, and bringing both upon the eoussr
'snye level, good thing will 10 sccom-
2lshed. II II shall cause one extreme 10 dis.
earl the idea that tho negro is entitled to the from.
rank IN social LIE, and dissbuse tho other eIrcme
u ihe notion that negro "h.s no rights which /.
white man ia bound to respect" then IL will be
hslly commeudsble A. Il iA we need not now bo
surprised to find Secretary srANros and vALLAs.
pI6nAs In brotherly embr5ce or any other freak
on he p-n Of political anti des thA. would have
heretofore seemed aston shiuS Higher law"
'soesl'nu," and The doctrine that patriotism is
snligh'ened sefinteresl" have now afili .,eI, and
u complete the frsternizs fiuinsly we suggest
sermon IRON tue cler. .icsl representative Of hi.
new alliance, from Ihe text" The lion and th,
lamb shall lie down together and little child .h,l
lead them"