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TEA DRUARTERS. co. H COMPANY
District no 5Second Battalion Orleans Regiment Militia
Orders from Headquarters Orleans Regiment Of Militia all
Cent such as arc specially exempted by section Militia act OF
1869 residing in tho Eighth Co. District situated within Is
ranade and LAFAYETTE Avenues front and the lake.
are hereby ordered report imnedatey to these Headquar
such rs refuse 10 forward and enroll themselves forth
with will be with directed in Special Orders No 2 H.
and 25 HEADQUARTERS Regiment OF Militia, Headquar
tiers Co H. Geatmen and Elysan Fields streets o.
flee hours, from A NJ. to P. NJ. JOHN H. hiEs,
hctn ant Cn and Enroll nj
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LEA DQUARTERS ORLAENS REGI-
I'll AEHr OF MILITIA. 22d January 1856.
Special Orders No. 1871
r commissioned and non commissioned officers Of Compa
mics OF the LIST Battaions Orleans Regiment of Militia
will wear their side rendezvous inspection and mus
in the service of their respective Company
commands. T., .,,I
ri Tie Provost Marshal and Acting Adjutant of the Orleans
Regiment Of Militia Orderly of LIST and I'd Bal
taons Orleans Regiment Of Militia will wear side arms while
on duty at headquarters. .4z ,
Ill AT rendezvous of Company commands for inspection and
transferring commanders Of Companies will post their
ane and noncommissioned officers in conformity with
specified forms and upon the returns
Regiment Of Militia commanding officers Of Companies will
direct the Orderly egean thereof to drill their respective
Companies by SQUADS sections patoon the School OF
le Soldier and thence the School Of the Company and
when provided Companies as above will be drilled in
the Mammal Of Arrnsn
w. Acting Captains through their ordeLles Of Companies
~ the Ist and 2d Baalnns o. r. NJ will make returns o.
Company muster rolls tripicate, viz One for Company
HEADQUARTERS for Regmenta Headquarters and one foI
office Of the Adjutant General. a..
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-01-23

yNANTED-PARTNER wANTED-I DESIRE TO
w cultivate my plantation the Mississippi river
Landing Ark and partner who will take charge
and furnish his Of mules supplies etc The plantation
once seven years There the place insxhansbe
supply cypress timber and alarge steam mill and
arge wood yard also be established the place
Prtchard IS Carondelet street,
to the Undersigned on the premises, o. K. Bachelor.
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Special Nntice-Parties desiring Insur-
noe on the Hus Of Seamboa Steamahps and Sailing Yes
sells OF on Cotton Presses din Houses Sugar Houses and
Rsfnsdes Dsteries Steam Saw MILLS etc can procure the
same at reasonable rates by applying to
SEELYE Il WESTC0T. sl
General Insurance Agents,
ia atvaat Nav (ly1eAna
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HEADQUARTERS co. A, 80. DTs. Nd. 1,
Ill FIRST BATTALION, ORLEANS REGlmENt of
NILITIA-January, %, 1856.
Special Order No. l. q . u i alsI-g
pyaes whose appear in the following organ
three DAYS after hereof report to these Head
quarters to the rolls Those
failing to report within the prescribed time will incur the
allies as denquents second oense special
order No. Is. ). LOEB,
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NEW OPERA HOUSE
cusrlvus osrERMAyN LESSEE AND MANAGER
Nine. Ghienf and Signor Susinps Grand
italian Opera.
SECOND SEASON.
Subscription nights next Tuesday Thufsd a5
and saturday-Fnday, extra night.
Monday FAUST; Tuesday, LUGREzIA BoRGIA; Thurs
day, FAUST; Friday, I DUE FosCARI; Saturday, A
FaVORITE OPERA.
Subscribers wishing retain their seats and boxes for FIJI
day. extra ngh will apply at the Box Office or before the
Tuesday IL NJ.
Tbe sale Of above nights at the Box
Office on Saturday, January ID, at Q A. NJ
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itch Itch Itch Scratch Scratch
REORGANIZATION, OINTMENT will cure the itch in
as hours Also cures SALT RHEUM, RkcERs, chill
BLAINs and all ERuPTio&s OF TH4lkIH. Price
cents For sale by all Druggists. ss
BY sending 60 cents to WEEKS POTTER sole agents. lt
Washington street. Boston, will be forwarded by mail free
snstaoe 10 any part of the United States
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THEoPILUs BORNE, First Enrolling Officer.
JOSEPH +. CORBIT, Second

TEA co. #, ORLEANS
LII REGIMENT OF MILITIA Second Battalion, District
No s. New Orleans, January ~, 1865.
Duaine street hereby appointed Assistant Enrolling or
fcers Of this company district u. .a..,, o.
%Ga %gga@ N8da Lieut.. commanding Sixth District.
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Francis W. Pierce. First Sergeant and Orderly l7s
g. Raphael Mayer Second Sergeant 67l Magazine street.
i. Hoffman, Third sergeant, 5is Mag. zne street.
heF1 Tepss:s street
3 ss sfppp
it, Robert uzee Fourth Corporal Rousseau and soraparu
PRlvArEs ~.
H. William II. Peters, $40 Magazine street
i asJIr Tffs Hs ~ s b Tb sss Street
i. Beitrand, lSl I, THIRD street. 7.-4
IL feser Manso ss ST. 5s Magazine street
IS. Edward PIoasiy. IS MagasiDs street ".se..
e u s atsss4 81 mssssas street street
IS Philip ftsiisr, 81 Siagss ne street.
s Ss4t sss ~ NS E.assi ssss sssss,
Il 4 HofkensIrink, 5ss Magazine street
8 j. 2a Mae H. 5 srs Magnetic hs' Street
8 S.ns a,snassr 6s Magazine street.
& 4 Hps sG'l9 ssi II Hs ssass'a ss street.
e. Hsym narsgs ri aasa asas sefe street
4 J. R hsa@s Il Il asgssas street street
e v Ws a fsaaei asssas street
ii. F. q. Bianko, go Magazine street.
& i s ass'se s q aa Msss5'1 ss sssss'
a t Henry M S5 Dame IL sasssin as street. street.
i Richard DsmPhsg ~ street
csTssus S 81 M Magazins street street.
+ aSsRss = ssss sss
s. s, J. NJ BARGE ., S5l Magazine street.
3 %eren Oliver u, 81 q Masasa at,ss street
4 enS Fsss sr ~ MiSsslas Street
Il N se GpesnsSo Gil Masasa lsp Street
& A Assay p ass e. aaHs asasss
| 81 Edward Turpn, 800 Magazine street.
e. William Stewart. SO magazine street,
& Hs oEs~R s Msssi ~ sssss'
R'1 e. W RanRz n Mssas'as street
70. christopher Leyias 7is Magazine street
1 u Charles Charlie B Smith, 90 Magazine street
q. g. Parr, 535 Magazine linz street. ......
rs. Edwin Ferguson. 100 Magazine street.
Il Thomas or Ss.psGc srpe s rs Massins
s. IS isado r Renha al. sss magazine street
J 1says Bsnhs o ss Magazine street
S. s zephsrln Ss7 Magazine street.
s. August WafeiaeG, e3l Magazine street.
4 B. Dq9n Aiken 81 5 street
IS. David Miller, 49, Bacchps street.
s. Charles Meyers, IS Msgasne Market
%. Peter Fohr, IS Magazine Market,
T. asss IS 1a ss1R1s
81 5aa Gls r Ii Mart sass sssssen Constance
ss H. schwartz Camp street, between Felicity and
90 o. N Readon, Rousseau street, between Philip
no " vonhsrten ZIG Rousseau street.
49, afs rS and a adR ss
10S Henry Thornhili Magazine str ct between jackson
1o4 r. VI ssash Magazine aad 81 Mary streets
lo5 william Maybe sarey pessan. and Chlprsa stree
ig. Henry Hoffman ss7 Tchoupitoalas street.
Il
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

Mechanics and Trader's Bnnk--NEW
Orleans, January 1sth THE Stockholders of this Bank
rs requested to meet the Banking House MONDAY the
18th February IL o'clock the pnrposecf taking
Into confederation the pepey reducing the capital stock
Of the Bank and making such other notifications they
deem proper By order Of the Board.
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CT. CHARLES THEATEK-sT CHARLES ST
TUESDAY EVENING, JAN: 23d, 1866.
OLD PRICE RESUMED-Dress Circle ST. Parqnette 70 cts
night three Of those distinguished artists Mr. and
Mrs. CHARLES KEAN, who will appear this eysning IN
evening, MACBETH Mr. i. EDDY and Miss HENRiE TIA
IRVING will appear nights onlySaturday and Sun
day evenings The beautiful WEBB SISTERS Monday even
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COTTON s...,,... COTTON. /. i. COTTON
BIZ Michigan 81 Won ZINKEN. IS
f JAMES NELLIGAN, Auctioneer
Office 1866 Gravier and II Union street.
TUESDAY. asa Inst. mt o'clock i. M.
at the Press, Gaienne and New Leyee
Streets for Of whom it may concern viii BIO sold
is75ss 10 bales Cotton.
HrTERMs-Cash in U. s. Treasury Notes.
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j ny GARDNER SMITH 8 co.

SUCCESSION or THoa RI GuION.--No. q sal--EX.
tesiye Catalogue the entire stock Of Elegant and
Rich Goods the old stand or tho deceased, No. 40 81.
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Odd FeIIows' HaII-6rand Secretary
ONCE o. O. r., New Orleans January 10, 1S66The semi
communications Of the R. W. Grand Lodge of Louis
lana o. O. Fl will held in the Grand Encampment Room
Odd Fsliows Hail. on TUESDAY, the Esd inst at ococ
~ II HENRY BIER, Grand Secretary
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AUCTION SALES THIS BAY
E'utnre Ancfion sales ia ia page.

Z @ e1--sss K
VERY VALUABLE SUGAR PLANTATION ron SALE
Succession Of Mrs M N. E. MoSTKEuEI iate Viz IL 4
hiaudon-- Second District ccurt n Eev Orleans nj
1880 ~ rs Y, sa;
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T5OR RENTLsoUTHWooD PLANTATION-THE
Southwood Plantation situated in the Parish OF Ascen-
son on of the river about 80 miles above the
city, The place with Mules and farming nipple
and containing about 2o acres Sf cleared land ~ tor
or to GREEN 4 ELDER, Real Estate Agents,
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LosT--sToLEN.

&1E REWARDED ANY PERSON WHO WILL
~ this Office large white Pointer Dog with
tan spots body and and locked ai-answers to the
name of Crockett. 4y5 s{s4aS X ~ ,sgi5@f8
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Special Notice-Af persons wanting In
formation regard TO prisoners Of who died at camI
Douglas, III. win please address E. s. JORDAN,
Box 1906, Chicago, ILL.,
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yxyANTED-BY FAMILY OF FOUR PERSONS a
w small Cottage District preferred Address
O. D., at this office. fgjs II 3S##
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-01-23

NEW ORLEANS CHRISTIAN ADVO-
IN CATE-On the Goth inst this well known Christian Jour
will publicationhs xr Volume Its agents are
the Southern Methodist Travelling Preachers throughout Ala
bama Mississippi Arkansas, Louisiana and Texas Old
patrons are invited to subscribe,
Terms FIVE DOLLARS per in advance 1t reaches
extensive class of readers which see no other New or
leans paper
Office ll2 Camp street. up stairs .9-. r-..
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-01-23

TlOR SALE OR CMARTEK-THE SUPERIOR,
Z new and powerful Steam tug TILIIE G. JEWETT, pro-
pelIer Of Dimensions-0S feet
long 20 feet BEAM hold built in the most thorough
and good order and ready for business For specie
cations and any further particulars, apply to
CREEyY, MCPHERSON CO.,
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E,oR sALE-Two ELECTRO MAGNETIC BATE
size and both in perfect running order Also case Of Eec
trica several valuable works Electro Mag
netfs will be sold cheap the party owning them sybout
leaving the city Address L. c. lock box No 532 postofce
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-01-23

louisiana Lodge No. 1Os, A. #. ~ A. ii.
holds its regular Communications in Grand Lodge Hail. ST.
Charles street. north Canal street.
DAY EVENING, ct 4 O'Clock.
OyFIcsns w d. Driver, W NJ Fl. T Hays, s. w. Jno
IA New u W; O. w. Skier, Treasurer; Arthur Waugh
Secretary W. 81 Mitchell, s. D. I'd Harris, ]. D. =.
Kurahesdt hi. C; ii. n Krul r. o. Hutchinson Stewards
Thos Rogers Chaplain !; a. w. Garvn Tyler.
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ORGANIZATION OF co. A, CO. DIS. NO l.
NtI COMMISSIONED OFFICERS.
l. Solomon Loeb, Acting Captain, 40 Philip street.
q Julius Bering, First Lieutenant, 5H Magazine street
s. Eugene O. Cooley Second Lieutenant, 5fz Magazine
street.
EoN.coMMIssIONEp OFFICERS.
Francis W. Pierce, First Sergeant and Orderly, IT'S
Washington street 54 49,
Raphael Mayer Second Sergeant Ell Magazine street.
d r. Hoffman, Third Sergeant, 5i9 Mag zine street
Thorbert sewer Fourth sergeant iho Magazine street
& O. S Hopkins, First Corporal 124 Felicity street ia
3. Sawyer Second Corporal KY Il, MAGAZINE street
H. Robert uzee Fourth Corporal Rousseau and soraparu
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V1OR LEASE-A PLANTATION SITUATED ON
BAYOU Tache three miles below the town of New IBERIA
Attakspa Louisiana containing sixteen seventeen hundred
arpents thoroughly dtced and well adapted to the
cultivation Of cotton, with large amount Of pasture land
attached. n ~ Fl * t's -,
but neghbors all around before the raised cotton
ter 200 negroes aarge and substantial cane shed
which can easily converted into gin house. The country
for his heathunesa navigation perfect
round and the plantation free overflow. Apply to
s. o, NELSON 1876 Grayer street
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BY MONTGOMERY ~ BRO..
r. 81. MONTGOMERY, Auctioneer.
TUESDAY. dan. -. mt IL o'clock A; M,
at their Auction Mart, 81 Camp street. will he sold
general assortment Of HOl sEHoLD such
as Rosew0od Mahogany and Walnut Bedsteads, Bureaus
Arnlors, Washsands, Mahogany and Walnut Tetes s9ias
Spring Seat Chairs Easy Chairs Marble TOP Center Tables
Marble Top Side Boards, Extension Tables Velvet and brus
sells Carpets French Plate Mirrors Mattresses Engrayngs
Paintings Cooking Stoves and Utensils being the
Of several well furnished houses. 8aS
Also -
large invoice Of Cottage Beds, Cane and Wood Seat
Chairs, etc. 3t3.t rs
AB- TERMs-Cash. - =
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Non1els- u ealas n " E1vseF t<AHE " a
" a TTENDu. ansnrpIIcntt8n n SHts fA1ts y AaslS
BERNARD TTln pour u w
encansenf dams u
savoir--
Tine obligation aee do 10 sssriss pous S1oe xsnt
Bernard Tpin principal Ct ~ Ltne crNrn4
sscnritt chaqa,an pour 3 sornis ~ Lds cbliss
Bernard Turpin, de deypirs
donns tcnta sons inteftseS
ecrituya,
Ttat dci quatre joiirs e IA
prasente publication les raisonS esquee4
dte obligation fe se,ait pms sanseise ct Arsniec
lie dEkat, cl desGn1,
l2emejeur jaassr, ie
n' Y 1in'V ienasnss 1s' '-. 81 ma MADISON WELLS
Par 10 Gonserneur. -
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4 Special Notice-On account of neceSsa'
n repairs the Mobile and Coast steamer CREOLE vii
discontinue her trips to Mobile and Watering Places for few
Due notice viii be given resun,ing trips.
PETER MARCY, Agent
New Orleans Jannary 3, 1866
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-01-23

And at meeting the Board held this day. O. Graham
ESQ was unanimously reelected President and D. B. Forbe
elscted Cashier, in place Of L. B. whitmors resigned
D. B. FORBES Cashier
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LANCASTER @. H., S. c., FEB, Il, 1866

writing his obituary, and thought would
like for the sad event to come of as soon
as possible. wish you would send me
list OF your members who voted for
that resolution decIarin Gen. Lee and
Mr.. Davis infamous. We are gettin up
bill in the Georgy Legislator, declarn
them Infamous who voted for the resolu.
ton. Fight the devil with fire, is nv
moIto. B. A,
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1866-02-14
Buying Shot, and What Came
Of it.

"BiIl don't YOU know that dad dom
allow you TO buy shot ?' said Young
urchu 10 his brother who was somewha,
his senior, WHO was making purchase
Of that article.
"loujest never mind. me. "a thank
you to tend 10 your own business, mister
Bob. don't care what dad allows, Ill
buy what | please"
Li'tle boy, slightly agitatei "Im 60.
ing to tell dad," rushed out of the store
and runs down street, and LOUNGES into
the room where the cid man is quietly
peru'ing the morning paper.
dad ! dad Bill has wen. and got
sho,m
GOOD heavens !" cries the Old man
dropping his paper in CONSERVATION, and
boiling for the door. "Where is he p
down 10 Thompson's s,ore," respond
ed Bob.
ln his excitement the old man forcets
to remove his "read;ng specks" and in
go'rg down the front steps mi,judges the
distance to the pavement, steps of too
soon, aud comes sprawIiug on all fours.
lie gathers himself up and starts for the
store The pavementappears, to be about
the level of his knees. consequently ir
his violent endeavor to keep it under him
he cut a udicrous figure, aud draws from
the as,onished bystanders such a roar AS
never was before bestowed upon a single
individual since the world began.
"Say, there, old lift up. whefe are YOU
going; what train do you catch 2" cries
one.
"Where did you learn tha. stepl" asks
another and thus he is assailed on every
side.
But he hears not the jeers and SCOTS
OF any one; he cares for nuthing-nothr
ing but William. At length his tedious
march IS brought to a close by arriving
at the store, where Bill" is stretched!
out, taking it easy. The old man, sup
posing Lin badly hurt, rushed up to him
frantica!ly exclaimed;
"Oh, William . William ! where are
you wounded ?"
"Whst's the matter dad Ye coin.
crazy e cxcIaime, "Il, rising on his el,
bow, and casting look of astonishmsn,
on the old man.
"Why, Rober. said you'd got shot 4"
$50 did. Il got half rouni OF the
best duck shot in the store
The old man left amid noise enough
to drown a thunder clap. As might be
supposed, Bob got the 'ammin' and B.l
ddn't.
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Causes of Sudden Death.

Very few Of the sud deaths which
are said to arise from diseases of the
heart do really arise from that cause. To
ascertain the real origin of ofsudden deaths,
an experiment has been tried in Europe
and reported TO a scientific congress held
at StrasLourg. Sixty..ix cases Of sud,.en
death were made the subject of thorough
post mOrtem examination in these cases
only two were found who had died from
diseases Of the heart. Nine out of sixrv
SIX had died from apop'exy, while there
were forty six cases Of congestion Of the
lungs -tLst is, the lungs were so foil Of
blood they could not work, there not be.
ing room enough for a sufficient quantity
oi air to enter TO support life. The causes
that produce congestion Of the lungs are:
cold feet, sight clothing, costive bowels,
sitting still until chilled after being
warmed with labor or rapid walk, going
too suddenly from close, heated room
into the cold air, especially after speaking,
and sudden depressing news operating on
the blood. These causes OF sudden death
being known, an avoidance Of them NAV
serve to leng,hen many valuable lives,
which would otherwise be lost under the
verdict OF heart complaint. Tha. diseases
is supposed to be inevitable and ipcura
bic; hence many may no, take the pains
they would to avoid sudden death iithey
knew !. lay in their power
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THE NEGRO BILL--The New York
Times, edited by Henry S. Raymond, a
leading Repu blcan member Of the House
of Representatives,, thus speaks of one
Of Summers negro bills:
This is the shadow Of coming events
1t indicates the character of future legis-
Ia;ion, should the power reside in such
hands. Returning a moment to the
question OF colored suffrage in the Dist
'rict of Columbia, it is proper to say that
its real purpose is to signa,ize aud crown
the event by the election of colored
man for Mayor Of tho city Of Washing,
ton. Without inquiring what chance Of
success the scheme has, it is certain that
such is the undeclared purpose Of tho
bill introduced by the Judiciary Commit.
tee Of the House Of Representatives"
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Dulllaruug.
From the Nashville Banner.
Bill Arp to his old Friend

Bill Arp to his old Friend.
Mr. JOHN HAPPy-SuR: Iwant to
write to YOU personally about soma things
that is weighing on me. LOOK upon you
as friend, and ! feel like droppin few
lines by way Of unburthenin my sorrow
fol reflections. For the last few years
you have travelled round right smart and
must have made heap of luminous OBJ
servations. hear you are now livin in
Nashville, where you can see all sides Of
everything and read all the papers
where you can a,.dy Paradise lost with.
80; book, aud see the Devil and his
angels without drawing on the imagna.
tio1, and ! thought may be YOU might
a'ss, me in my troubled feelings. have
sl~sy. Mt H~ppy. eudeavored to see
tbs bright side Of every pikter, il it had
any, but there 10 one or two suljecks
sbou. which had nigh gin it up.
l want you to tell me il you can, about
what time are tas black republicans goin
to qnit Psrsecutin Our people I What
are they 80 everlastin mad with Us bout :
Old Ske~ball says its for tresson that
we've gone and done, and that am the
slo~est pe,seeving man he ever seed no,
TO have found it out.
Now Treesou is q mighty bad thing.
and any man found gully Of treeson
ought to be talked to by preacher righ,
under . gallus, and then be allowed to
stsnd on no,hin for few hours by the
clock. Shore snuf Treeson. | mean
lreeson where man slips around on
ely In time OF war and takes sides aein
h" country. just as though, for instance
should have worked agin my suv,esn
State after she had seeded, and had stole
her powder or deserted her in her time of
peril, while she was defsndin herself agin
the combined assaults Of the world. the
flesh and the devil. l wouldn't have
blamed nobody for hanging me for the
like. would you I But Skswball saws we
amt got no suvreen States-that the war
hav settled the question agin us on that
pint. l don't think so my friend. I al
init that We amt no,hin in par,ikler nov,
but We did bsv surreen Ststes before ,bs a
war, and the sword aiut settled or unset,
tied no great principles. There siIt no
trial OF right or wrong by wager Of ba /.
tles now days. For nifty nigh a hun
drsd years this country have been big
dsbatin society on these questions. From
the time OF Hamilton and Jefferson down
to 1861. the right Of State to dissolve
her own partnership have been argued
py powerful minded mep, and there has
been more for il than asin il. More
Presidsnts-more Senators, more states
mea, more Jndges, more people. Massey.
chusetts and Connecticut were for il a,
one time, and bellsred round and paved
dirt amszin to git out, but they found
out BaIcus was within and they ddn't 90.
believe, however, that old Nutmeg did
stay out about two hours I'd a half.
Well. the South wen: ou, nifty unwil
liugIy, Mr.. Happy, as you know. She
had been nifty nigh kicked out for long
time, aud there VI. q big party that
wanted Us TO 60 out and stay out. Eve
'ybody knows We didn't git along 10
pesce, 40 We concluded TO do like Abrs.
ham aud his brother in law--to separate
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R9@9AT>
THREE WORDS OF STRENGTH.

- - &&S<SAs ~ u L.
Translated from the German of Schiller. |
There are three lessons would write
Three words as with burning pep-
in tracings Of eternal light
Upon the hearts OF men.
Have hope; though clouds environ now,
And gladusss hide her face in scorn;
Put then the shadow from thy brow,
No night but hath its mora.
Have faith; where'er thy bark sdriven-
The caln's disport, the tempests mrth;
Know this, 9 oj rules the host of Heaven,
The inhabitants Of earth.
Have love; and not alone for one,
But maR, as man, thy brother call,
And scatter, like the circling sun,
Thy charities on all.
Thus grave these lessons on thy soul
Hope, Faith and Love; and thou shalt fl nd
Strength when life's surges cease to roll,
Light, where thou else vert blind