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CAUTION. ON..........,.........,......., CAUTION.
The public are against purchasing spurious ar
Gle of Whisky purporting be the celebrated
ROSE WHISKY.
Manufactured by Boyle, Miller sN Co.,
Cincinnati.
CAUTION.

The spurious article is base representation of the genuine
It is aetured from Rum, in this city and came
from Cincinnati The brand is well calculated deceive buy.
ers as it me of the genuine with the exception of
the name "BoYLER MILES Co.. being used instead of
"BoYLE MILLER Coz
Thereby protecting the manufacturers from legal prosecution
approprating in full celebrated manufacturers brand
The public cautioned against this imposition
tempt jure the sale and reputation the knona
genuine article of BoYLE's ROSE WHISKY Cincinnati
S. H. KENNEDY CO.,
Agents for Boyle, Miller Co. Cincinnati
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-03-05
GROCERIES, PROVISIONS ANDlLIQUoRs.
BY I'D. Il. MORPHY,

TUESDAY, March q, at 10 o'clock a. M,
in store No. 47 Magazine street. will be Sold
10 erces Sugar Cured Hams 10 erces Shoulders 10 hhds
hogs heads $50 boxes Soap 80 kins Butter pkgs
boxes Gare 100 coils Rope Is bbls Sugar teres Lard Is
bbls Whisky Brandy Gn Sugar Starch Beans Cheese
sS- TERns-Cssh ; onehalt Treasury Notes. balance
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-03-05
AUCTION SALES.

LARGE AND IMPORTANT SALE OF BRANDY CHER
RES Fruits in Juice, Nuscat Wine, vermouth, Carot
olives Capers, Pickles, CASTLE Soap, Orange Flower
water Torment Ale, and Uplemans Mustard, from direct
importation. and now landing at auction.
BY MONTGOMERY q BRO,
X. NJ. MONTGOMERY. Auctioner.
Oice-37 Camp street..
TUESDAY, March 9th, mt IL O'Clock A,
NJ at saiesroom 80 Camp street, by samples will be
200 boxes Muscat Wine
300 Vermouth
400 Claret.
200 Olives.
200 Capers
200 Assorted Pckles
200 =. Orange Flower Water
200 CASTLE Soap.
100 Brandy Cherries
100 :. Fruit in Juice
100 casks Torment Ale.
40 Colemsn's Mustard.
25 Claret Cotes dc Fron,ac
80 :. St. Emlien.
30 A. Clsret Mont Ferrand.
Ms-TERMs-Cash in u S. Treasury notes.
LARGE, PEREMPToRy AND UNREsERvEp SALE OF
Elegant Match Horses, Fine Saddle and Harness Horses
Young Work Mules, Elegant Top and open Bugges,
Barouches, Harness, etc. at auction.
By MONTGOMERY q BRO,
R. NJ. MONTGOMERY, Auctioneer.
Qtice-H Camp street.
TUESDAY, 9th instant, at IL o'clock A.
NJ at Phil Liners stable, Gravier street. will be sold
Elegant Match Horses.
Fine Saddle and Harness Horses.
Fine Young Work Mules.
Several Top and Open Buggies Harness, Barouches etc
k1-TERMs-Cash in U. s Treasury notes.
MULES MULES. MULES
Unreserved sale of 100 fine young Mules just landed,
AT Auction
BY MONTGOMERY A BRO,
R. N. MONTGOMERY, Auctoneer.
Office 81 Camp street.
TUESDAY, March 6, at 10 A. NJ,
At Frerets Stable Baronne street. between Poyda and La
fayette Streets will be sold
100 Fine Young Mules.
81. TERMs-Cash in u S. Treasury notes.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-03-05
Matinee at Lstone, Rosston & Murray's Pavilion

!, THIRD en REPRESENTATIVE DIsTRIoT.--M Members of
Wy Nauonal Democratic party residing in the third
sa,o' who desire TO become members of the ward
oup' can sgn the list Of members to-day, from
800 :, y % o'clock PM, at Fred Grubers.
~ avue pu' registered members of the club can
s.s I, 'as e'ecuon 70 be held tonight for dele
$500 !" we guy convention those who desire to
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-03-05


We call the special attention of dealers to the
sales of Montgomery Bro, to take place this day
as follows:
lst. At IL O'Clock, at No. l6s New Levee street,
steam engine, boiler, blacksmith TOOLS etc.
I'd. AT 10 o'clock, at the foot of St. Louis street
SO barrels of molasses.
Sd. At 1O3o'c at the Mississippi and Atlantic
Steamship Companys landing, foot Bienvie street,
256 bundles hoop poles to pay charges and freight
-
The United States mail steamship George Wash.
ington, e, V. eager commanding, from New York
February 24th, with mail, merchandise and pas.
sengers, to Alfred Mouton Esq, arrived at her
wharf on Saturday.
The George Washington arrived at bar in six
days and ten hours Left New York three and
half O'Clock p. M, Gath ult., in company with
steamship Matanzas and Marmion 25th saw
steamship Nashannock bound north I'd inst ten
A. NJ, met steamship George Cromwell. The fol.
lowing is list of her passengers:
IA Wheman, W H Andrews, e G Wright, d Smith,
q Ford Frank Moran d 4 Moran, Dongreve, Dubas
King, Geo Jackson Geo Fredenberg Drez, Thodore Da
Bosiet Ed Frank Cough, W G Fitzgerald, s Bryan j W
and two children. eN'
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-03-05


DESIRABLE DWELLING HOUSE ON PRYTANIA
STREET.
VACANT PROPERTY IN CARRoLLToN.
PEW IN REV DR. PALMERs CHURCH.,
For account of tho
SUCCESSION OF CHARLES GARDINER DECEASED.
BY j. B. WALTON d. DEsLoNDE,
J. B. WALTON, Auc.ioneer,
Office No. a7 Carondelet street.
SATURDAY, March nth. 1860, at IL
Royal street between Canal Customouse streets By
Gonr NO S' s Ns ~i Ps'ssSs sad
Win he Sads and
tanis Eus s%S nd iy sfss
measuring rs eet inches from, on rytana street by depth
mated No 81, plan of Mocbausen, deposited in the
Sss S $ SHys 3 IN S . dee No Ill., and also as "
eH Ssss S 22 Pr S consist s.,ss wo0y
hall and @ back gallery on first floor Two sleeping rooms cab
% sS tS oo s Se story onsk Sfs
room, etc, cistcrn, water works in the yard
Carrollton Property.
FOURTEEN LOTS OF GROUND in the town of Carrollton,
inclusive square B. by Eagle Nunroe Jeauaee
ns 4I % Il Il ne sssna os
Of L. Hermann, then notary Said lots measure said
Nos 1 md p adQn each other and each 30
Lots Nos Is to 2 inclusive adOn each other and
each 10 feet front tagc street by I'D feet deep No
Is forms the Of Eagle and Sixth Streets and lot No. u
forms the corner OF Eagle and J-anneste btreets
Lots No. y and Il adDn each other and each 80
feet front on Jeannette street by l50 feet deep.
PEW No. ll6 in the Presbyterian Church Lafayette
square, tReV Dr. B: M Pamer's)
E5- iERNS--Ca5t IN u ). Treasury notes.
Acts OF sale before A. Mazureau notary public at the
pense Of the purchaser.
M.JzoN mr. ppe1nrrrp crp r, prp p,yr,>rr,,
hA4AA'oH DE hralDf1Noh sun LA RUE fh1lANlE'
w . ~ .
UN BANC DAMS L'EGLISE DU REV DIR. PALMER.
- -
SUCCESSION DE CHARLES GARDINER, DECIDE,
FAX j. WALTON tE DESLONDE.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-03-05

G G. MENDENHALL's
IMPROVED PATENT
SELF ACTING HAND LOOM,
q4ate Improvement)
IT wEAvEs AS FAST AS ANY FACTORY LOOM.
Just the goods wear Half the cost ofthe
Clothing of family can be saved
From Five to Ten Dollars a Day
CAN BE MADE ON IT.
1t weaves JEANS, sATINET,
LINsEY, BLANKET TWEED,
GAR1BALDI BALMoRAL SKIRTS
DOUBLE PLAIN,
Various Kinds RIBBED GOODS,
FENCING TwILLs of all kinds,
FLAX, COTTON, TOW, or
ALL WOOL CLOTH,
BAGGING, ToWEL1NG,
TABLE LINEN,
WooIens Linen, Hemp or Rag Carpets.
IT IS SMALL. NEAT AND LIGHT,
Not larger than breakfast table made In the
most workmsnke Of good material and handsomely
vanished It is simple and easily understood Every.
thing is performed by turning crank.
COON BRANDRIFF, Agents,
ia ST. Charles street, New Orleans
Cns8EHT. PLASTER
100 bbls. CEMENT and PLASTER,
For sale by A. G. WILBUR,
IA Graries street.
THE NATCHEz DEMOCRAT.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-03-05
THE UNDIVIDED HALF OF NINETEEN LOTS OF
Ground in the Town of Carroon Parish of Jefferson
KY u. IL. WALTON a. DESLONDE,
]. B. WALTON, Auctioneer


WED EEsDAY, April 4th, 1860, at 1a
w O'Clock NJ ut the Merchants and Auctionees Exchange
Royal street. by virtue and pursuance order from
the onorabe John Thomas Judge of the Second District
Court OF New Orleans dated the 10Th day February 1866
and supplemental order from Court lst
March 1906 Court Docket for account of the above
named succession, the following described property will be
sold, to-Wit
The Undivided half of nineteen lots of ground in the town
OF Carrvon in the parish of Jefferson the square No So
A which is bounded by Canal Avenue Dublin, Seventh and
on gate Map Streets the plan of G. A, Hedin dated the
9th May 1852 Of Depoqiy dated January 4th 1887 and of
L. d. rene dated the 18th january 1896 Said lots desg
mated by e numbers To II aud Is to 26 all inciusvey
and according to the aforesaid three plans.
Lots Nc. and IS to 2i inclusive adjon each other ana
measure each 30 feet Dublin by l feet in depth be
tween para lines Said lot No Is forms the corner OF Dub
In and Cohn Streets and said lot No. forms the corner o.
Dublin aud Seventh Streets Lots Nos to so ad1n ench
other and 81 feet inches front on Seventh
street. by depth of $50 between parallel lines English
measure Lots 10 and II measure each III American
measure 80 feet front on Canal Avenue by depth @ no ee
between parallel lines Lots Nos 15 III and ~ measure each
III feet inches front Cohn street by l5o eet IN depth
e TERMslhe purchaser to furnish ny noleS pyaDle at
six twelve eighteen months to be satisfactorily lnd"rsed
and to bear mortgage the property nhti 1 pay
the notes to bear Blk cent per ahhuh CURRENT anu eight per
cent. eventual interest
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-03-05

Matinee at Stone, Rosston 4 Murray's Pavilion
at half past II An.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-03-05
IMPORTANT SALE OF UNITED STATES IRON CLADs

IMPORTANT SALE OF UNITED STATES IRON CLADs
The Lafayette" " Cincinnati" " and " Choctaw."
BY j. B. WALTON & DEsLoNDE,
]. B. WALTON Auctoneer.
Office II Carondelet street, corner Union street.
"WEDNESDAY. March ss. 1865. ut 1s
O'Clock board the vessels respectively ALGERs by
order and for of the u S. Navy Department under
direction of VIM c. Cook Paymaser and U. s. Naval Store
u S. vessels, to-wit-
Description of the United States Iron Clad
Lafayette.
Two engines direct acting inclined high pressure 10 feet
stroke diameter of cylinde 26 inches side wheels 30
diameter boilers AZ inches diameter % feet long, aux
larry boiler 2 inches in d ameer and 10 feet long DOCTOR
capstan engine, with biIge force feed
p asd S ss" Of S ossr p'ey ens
n inch G wSs 81 of 3 1 tons Ram
chney and details to same in good condition and working
Description of the United States Iron Glad
Cincinnati.
ea d sf cynSst ] E
boilers SO inches diameter, feet long; doctor
inectos one capstan engine one fresh water dsle coal
approximate weight of plating ll6 Ali the ma
chney of this vessel of improved design and excellent
workmanship and easily removed from the hull desired
Description of the1 United States Iron Clad
Choctnw.
Two engines direct acting, high pressure feet stroke
boilers diameter 2g feet long; one doctor or pump
& ERs w m I two pD s
plated with two thcknesses of opench one.nch
attached to bow Length Of the sbcat tx 5I feet a
on g asi1 % be o be Immediately
removed by and a. the expense Of the purchasers
six days thereafter.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-03-05

Fry the Oil Of Palm and Mace for tho hair. For
sale by !. v. Wright, successor to j. Wright 4
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-03-05
PROPHECIES DE CHoIx SUR LA RUE DAUpHIN
pres de In rue du Canal
SUCCESSION DE STUART WILKINS FISK DECIDE
PAR j. B. WALTON 81 DEsLONDE,
j. B. WALTON, Encaateur.
Rnreau-i7 Rue Garnndalat. encnignure Uni

Bureau-i7 Rue Carondelet, encognure Union.
MI ERCK KEU1, lie aVfii 1886, u midi, a La
lI bourse des Negociants ct des Encaneus Royae
entire les du Canal de la Douans de conOrme
ment un oFdre de Honorable Jno w. Thomas, uge de
DeuXeme Coar de district de la Nouvee Orleans date d.
2S tevsier 1866 dossier de Ia Cour 256 compe
Ia succession cdessus nommee la poprete suivRnte
vendu, saEsir-
DEUX 1ERRAINS avec les batisses ct ameloratons qp
sly trOuyen dams lie Second District de cette ve dams l
borne Dauphne Bourgoyne Canal ct dc Ia Do
desgnes par les ettres A ct b. chacun 25 pe
q de ponce de face Ia Dauphine, proiondenr
l2S peds lgnes egales praees Les ameloratoi
sur terrain lie plus pres de Ia du Canal consistent
une satisse en- brique deuN atages - L
CoNplrIoNsLa moitie compliant en- bllets du Tres.
ss Ets Unis payable lie jour de Ia vente, ct Ia balance
ets des acquereurs payable dams du jour de Ia
leur popre urare, por,ant nttret rason de pour
Fan de eurs dates eurs cchtances ct cent les
echeance juqna parfa paiemcnt 81 les 6les ne sont
psyes ponc ueement lie paement des lets ct les nei
des dtre par hypotheque ct privilege de vendr
jusqu'a Placement final.
deS
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-03-05
AUCTION SALES.

THE WELL-KNowN CoNREY MANSION, ON APOLLO
Street, and Vacant Apollo (now Caroadelet,)
Terpsohore and Euterpe streets
SALE FOR PARTITION AND LIQUIDATION.
BY j. IL. WALTON 81 DEsLONDE,
j. b. WALTON, Auctioneer
Office No. At Carondelet street, corner Union.
TTNFHURSDAY, March 10Th, 1860, Mt 12
O'Clock NJ at Merchants aud Auctoneers Exchange.
THS VERY VALUABLE AND ELIGIBLY LOCATED
PROPERTY on Car,ndest street embracing the larger
erpscce St Ihaes Eutsrpe Streets formerly the
rs G9n5s b a E y
and 70 feet inches and lines Carondees
s t., By n Ssph Of s se Ss aEe aof osE TsGn
and outbndng For iul particulars parties will apply at
LOTS Nos 5 and adoin each other No forming the
Caondee and lerpscoe str OTIS and measure each
ines Of Is rs '' between p"F"'l
LOTS Nos on Terpschore street. and nea-
each 80 feet 'front.' by depth of s0 feet between parallel
feet inches and s BY depth feet 10 inches and
lines between parallel lines Upon this lot there is good two
etc. to the dwelling house,
inches and lines 'front.' by depth of III feet 10 inches and
LOTS Nos iO ii and IL adjoin each other front on Eu
srps street and @ % az each 81 feet 'front.' by depth be-
LOTS Nos i3 Il and adjon each other No. ls forming
the of Caondee and Euerpe streets and measure
lines wv ' - wv - ,'
The sale of this fine property presents
the First Ditrict The fine dwelling house and the splendid
as wish to superior or. Issenfs o in bs Do,..
of the purchasers their ORDER at twelve eighteen and
twenty four meuths with per cent current and cent
d @ w p'fh
n hg Of the notes
of sale AdOlpho Boudousque notary public at
the expense OF the purchasers.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-03-05

4 NEE .F1AASTER
100 bbls CEMENT and PLASTER
For sale by A. G. WILBUR,
IA C,raype street-
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-03-05
AUCTION SALES.


or
.,,,,,
sfEAMshiF "iNNEioNha'
.-,5.. ,,,,., ..
by TOURNE IL NEURERGER,
EUGENE ToURNE, Auctoneer.
OUce-s7 Caronde,et street
TIHFJURSDAY. March Is, mt IL O'Clock Nj :,
L
at the Merchants and EXCHANGE on Royal
-,
between oustonhocse anu eha WI" Do sou 70 e hgheSt
..,,
oiuoer- IT., st.su,,, MTNNEToNEA
'ne ''e''''p f"ht'f'i'' ''ot'f>h
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-03-05
CHOICE PROPERTY ON DAUPHINE STREET, NEAR
Canal streeSucceBsion of Stuart wilkins Fisk deceased
BYJ. IL. WALTON sG DESLONDE,

"WEDNESDAY, the Ath day of April, sG6.
w at II clock the Merchants and Actoneers' Ex
change IN Royal street. between Canal
streets by virtue and in pursuance of order of the
W. Thomas, Judge Of the Second District
Orleans datedsthe 18th of February 1876 Court Docket No
IS 1856 the owing described property for the
above named succession, will be sold, to-wt:
TWO LOIS OF GROUND with the buildings and mprove-
thereon in the second District OF this city In the
square bounded by Dauphne Burgundy Canal Custom
house Streets designated by the letters and B. and having
each % 81 of inch front Dauplne street.
of l2S feet, hetweep equal and parallel lines.
The improvements
a story brick building.
Bag- TERMS AND C0NDITIOHs-Onehalf Cash, in U. S.
Treasury notes. to BIZ paid the remain
der in the notes # the purchasers payable year from
day OF sale TO their order earring rate
OF seven cent from date maturity eight
per cent alter maturity II not puuctuay until final
mint The payment the aud
special mortgage and vendors privilege until fnn payment
Acts of sale before NJ Gernon, Notary Public at tn,
the purchasers,
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-03-05

AN ELEGANT TWO STORY AND ATTIC FRAME
Dwelling, with Four Lots of Ground highly improved on
Philip between Chestnut Coliseum Streets Succession
of the late W H. Pete deceased-No. Second Dis
trict Court of New Orleans.
BIZ G. E. GIKA IL CO.,
NICHOLAS J. HoEy, Auctioneer
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-03-05

EXTENSIVE AND PEREMPToRY SALE OF ALL THE
fine stock bugges etc. of the stable lately occupied D.
Heinsohn at auction
BY MONTGOMERY d. BRO,
r. NJ. MONTGOMERY, Auctioneer,
Ofice-97 Camp street.
WEDNESDAY, March 9Th, at O'Clock
W A M. at Montgomery's Tattersals, No. 2l3 2l5
Gayer street, between Baronne and Phippa
sold
The entire stock of the stable lately occupied by Mr. D.
Heinsohn, consisting of
Fe PAGERS Trotter saddle and harness Horses of
fine Top Buggies.
8 Open Bugges.
80 sets Sirgle and Doube Harness. Saddles, Brdles ETC.
Aho Caeshes, Queradowns Wagons,
E9-TERas-Cash in U. S. Treasury Notes..
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-03-05

MAIsoN DE RESIDENCE SUR LA RUE PRYTANIE
PRoPRIETE NON-AMELIOREE A CARRoLLTON
UN BANG DAMS L'EGLIsE DU REV DR. PALMER
SUCCESSION DE CHARLES GARDINER, DECIDE.
PAR j. B. WALTON d DEsLONDE.
J. B. WALTON Encanteur.
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A pious old negro, saying grace at the
table not only used 20 ask a blessing IN,
on his board but he would also petition
to have some deficiency supplied. One
day it was known that Catos was out OF
potatoes, and suspecting that he would
pray for some a, dinner, a wag provided
himself with a small measure OF The veg.
etahIes, and stole uLder the window, next
which stood The table of the culored
Christian. Soon Cato drew up a chair
and commen ced {:
'Oh, Massa Lord. will dou in DIV i'm i.
provident kindness, condescend to bress
eberyting befoe us, and be pleased to
bestow upon us few ta,ess--and oil de
praise"
Here the potatoes wefe dashed upon
the table, breaking plates and upsetting
the mustard pot.
"Dem's EN-. Lord" said Cato, looking
with surprise "on'y just luff ern down
liIIIe easier de uex, time"
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NEW SKIRT FOR 1856 /!
The Grc;,, Invention of shc Age
III 90 p S KIR II S.

J w BRADlEY'S New Patent DUPLEX
ELLIPTIC Cor touble) SPRING Skirt.
INHiS INVENTION CONSISTS or
DUPLEX tor twol ELLrPrfc pUag
REFTHEED STsEL SPEINGS invrniously
braided ugh,lv aud tirmiy together, edge o
edge, mai inI the toughest, most hexibls.
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seldom bend OF bres,k. ike III" Single
Splng', ana consequently preserve theit
p rfect and beautiful shape more than twice
AS i"'g ~ any Single Spring skirt lha, ever
Has or Can be made
| he wonderful feNibiIitv ard great com.
fort and pleasure to any Lady wearing the
Dap eX E,hptic skirt viii be experienced
rur,icuIary in all crowded Assemblies
Op, rus, C.r'iag,>, :, Rn lrnnd Cars. Crurch
pcws. Arm Cnnms, for Promenade and
iiohs" Dress, as tue Skirt can bu ,oldrd
Nh"n Ia use IL occupy small place NJ
,H>hv and ccnNcuivntly as II six or Muslin
Dress
A Lady having Emi"ycd tie. Pleasure
Comfort aud Grra, onvenieuS- uf wearing
tn" DnrieN Elliptic Steel spring Skir, tor
Il single day viii Never ui.erwaads Wiling
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u,cd "n "a Sirgi" Steel Hoop SkrtS Tu.
lircc bottom rods un every SkiII are abs,
D"uhlv Steel. aud tN ice or double covered
to pre- rnt the covering from wearing oh
HE rods when diagEi & dawn stmr>, 8iOnr
s'r">, etc etc, Nh,rh .hcN are constantly
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All are made OF the new and clrgaul
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MEMOIRS OF THE WAR
IN TUE
Southern Department of the U States
Bl COL. HENRY LEE.
Hdited by hjS SON, Gcn Robert II Lee

The undersigned viii i--u~ "a Novcmbe,
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Il VII be- sSJd b. sub-cripti on Agent
" III 'iri tnis work one "f the mo-, de.ira
biz to Of r IN al parts oi the County.
AudI.,s.
RlCliARDSON g. CO., Publishers,
oiO Broadway, New YORK
September 5ih, 1856
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1866-09-19

In LovE.-Our LEGAL" has fa.lcr
in love. just hear what he SAYS:
We love to see the blooming roses
In its beauty dressed
We love to hear our ficnds disclose
The emotion of the breast;
We love to see the cars arrive,
Well laden at our door
We love to see ou: neighbors thrive,
And love TO tless the poor;
We love TO see domestic LIES
Uninterrupted joys;
We love To ee a happy wife,
With lots Of girls aud boys;
We love all these, yet far above,
All that We ever said, We love.
What every printer loves
To have subscription paid
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1866-09-19
A Reply TO Lines entitled The Con.
quered Banner"
BY SIR HENRY HoCGHroN.

Gallant nation, foilcd hv numbers,
Say not that your hopes are fed,
Keep that glorious flag which slumbers,
One day to avcnge your dead.
Keep it, widowed, soueSs mothers,
Keep it sisters, mourning brothers,
FurI it with an iron will
FuN it now, but-keep it still.
Think not that its work is dome
Keep it ill your children take it,
Once again to hail aud make it
Al their sircs have bled and fought for
All their noble hearts have sought for
Gled and fought for all alone.
All alone! aye shame the story,
Millions here drplorc the stain,
Shame alas . for Eng!ruds glory.
Freedom called, and called in vain.
Furl that Banner-sadly slowly,
Treat il gently for It's holy.
Till that day.. yes, furl it sadly
Thence once more uniurl it gladly
Conquered Banmcr--kcep it still
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1866-09-19

LET WELL ALoHE gentleman,
ApeHking OF the married state bsrore lis
daughter, whom lie wished to dssuaGe .
from malrimony, said. "Sbs who mar
ries does we'll but she sbo does not
marry, does better" "WeIi, then /" said
the Young lady, Il will do. Nell let those
who choose do better"