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4 ESTUCRY STATE
SINGLE NUMBER LOTTERY.
MURRAY. EDDY a Co...................MAF
CAPITAL FREZE-sSc,OOs
KENTUCKY STATE LOTTERY, FOR rHB BKSEgD
or SHELBY COLLEGE,.
UI-ASs C 70 BIB DRAWN AT oouSGToE, KY
Saturday. February I5.h. Ises

APPROPRIATION PRIkEs:
. approximation prses OF SSH each ulne
naming units Of the ten Of tho humDsT
drawing the S50, 900 prise re........... .... F1Tt
approximation prizes Of $3.50 eash iOE she hiua
naming unite Of The same ten OF the number
drawing the t200O prize are....... .......... aze
approximation p-ir3s Of s10 each FOR ire nins
nssiuing units Of the ten OF the numbsr
drawing the $500 prise ars.................. ISL
sppuox nation prizes Of Slb0 esoh for the nine
naming units of the ten OF the number
drawing the 5000 prize sro................. 50
approximation prizes Of 800 each for the nine
naming units Of the ten Of the number
drawing the tbOlO prise are...... ~
: approximation prizes OF 500 each for the nine
naming units Of the Of ths uur1hsr
drSg,ug the $500 uTisa &C
26l approximations Of $50 each for the niRe remaining
units Of the ten Of thd number drawing The
thWprires sre BOo
f5s prisss amounting to-.
Whole tickets al Halves %. QuAI.e So Eghths 81 So
Prizes payable In full without deduction
Orders Tickets in this splendid scheme viii be carefully
answered By mail, and the drawings
PLANTATION Of the result Of each invssmsp - soon a. th
arawias r ovN. Address,
OHIs r. HOWARD Laosnsed pealss
Corner Camp and Common streets
LOcr boz 6o7 Post Ofsoe S-v Oylssnh
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SPRIEG RACES
-OVER-
THE AIRIE COUR E I.

Commencing April II, 1853.
SATURDAY-FIRSr DAY-Fi1t Race two year old
stake each IF mile SIS % P u close the
l5th Of March le6S three 90 a Club t. add $50
SECOND FACE-Pe.t stake, two mile heats free for al
$25 entrance or 7 to close l5h March, 1868 Club
70 Aco 50 O-tO uG7s 3 e'clsek, evening pTsVouA
TUEsDAY-SECOEn DAY.-Fis5 Race, dash OF one
mile, Tor all Purse $3.50 second kAce-rhree mile
heats, Tor ali ages Orleans purse $1,000
WFDNtsDAY-TH RID DAv.-Dash Of t~o miles, free
for ali sEes-fur sds and 100 pounds
Purse, s40O Second Rsso-Mls heats for all ages Pass
$50.
THCRsDAY-FOURTH DAY-Tvo mills heats. Tor all
Purse 500 EecOnd Rsce-Dssh half ailss.
Purse, $40
FRIDAY-FIsTH DAY. Rsce--Dash one aud Guar.
ter miles, Tor all sgss. Purse, $50 Second kaos-NLe
heat, three in i've for all ages Purse, $500
SATURD AY sixth nAY.-Hsats OF four miles -
Grsnd Turf Congress stAEe 5000 with Challenge Whip ahd
spurs. Club to ADD $500.
This under Turf Congress Rules and O1cers
instead Of Netaiue Rules RId Oncers.
con muricst'oDs to be sddressed 10
HENRY B. FOLEY
secretarv neairie Jockey CLUB
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GREEN q ELDER
REAL ESTATE AGENTS,
p Commercial Plsee.
To Owners OF Real Estate:

We have demsnd for Dwelling Store and Vacant
City Property sso for Country Place around the city and
the railroads ana rivers Persons wishing 10 sell i1ved
70 plsce their properly hAncs mske charge
ruess 4 = Il 4ar-.a
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T. Q. PALMER q co.,
O. o. PALMER, JOSEPH WILD. n. s ooxI
Importers and wholesale ana ResAn Dealers In
Carpets, Mats. OIL Oloths. Etc, Ets..
Esa ss % and " Camp street. New ohs.ns La
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I.R. WA. &. AUSTIN

AR. WA. &. = UsTIS-
otice and refdsnce-No 25 Washington street betvesu
ST Charles and Caroudest .treets Office to
o'clock A. n.
OFFICE:
No 100 Common street opposite City Hotel Office hours
from II o'clock N to
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
CINE VIRGINIA TOBACCO.


CHEWING.
T. O. s Yerguson's Gsld Leaf
It. c. $. Fergusons College
NcC4rsle b BOwman's Exc sor.
EcCtIkr Bowmsn's Co.'s Leaf
Langhorne 4 ATmist@ads Go Lea.
Amuon Hancock LILY Ct he south.
A. q. Hsnc ck's Gold Leaf
Seth Hasey's Comet.
Seth Hsls,y's MrrBing star.
J. L. Ulsyton's Cola IeIt.
J. l. CLAW s Cross.
Pixies Peak.
Barton Maya
Robert Mays.
Joy trtts World.
Dead Mortimer.
Read q Mash.
y T. p hinton, Fruits and flowers.
r. Z Pilkintous ria ters' Pride.
Grant Williams Tens.
SMOKING.
Tone Jack.
Old Virginia Gentleman.
Uncle Bob lee.
Creole Comfort; P'ide Z Virginia
Speckled Pup Fruits and Flowers
Hylsud; Brown Diek.
We Agents for the OF the above superior
Chewing smoking Tobacco and have other brands
Of commn medium grades 70 which we syite tbs at
IRBY MCDANIEL 4 CO.,
l4O tiravier street.
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HARE CHANCE-THE OFFICE LArELY
"A occupsd by DR.. A T. bowe, deceased No u Bsrsnne
Ieet rent and the fixtures. med cnes iastrune Is
medical, shower, cold wafer baths and furniture sale
Apply tie premises.
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. BOOK WITHOUT a NAME.

DETER ROss.
BUILDEK,
Returns thssts 70 the OF View Orleans for their patron
for the last ~ years tie hiss made extensive additions
70 hi WOrkshops and introduced several wood
eh which win enable him TO attend promptly 70 busi
in bis line.
Shops and Office Of Pytsnia and washAon stress
heehaniesi Exchange box No ]
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-02-09

PARTICULAR EorIJE-NoNDAY NIGHT, Feb. 10,
will ss presented Buresque Sketch written for the
Academy by John E. Durivsge entitled TIE BLACK AND
TANBAIL
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AGREEMENTS.

NATIONAL THEATER-
~ CORNER BARONNE AND PERDIDJ.
signor Lottps Grand German Opera.
SUNDAY EVENING, FEB 9, 1868.
Carl Maria Won Websr's immortal opera, in four acts
DER FREISCHURtz,
With splendid cas-, and brilliant scenery.
TUESDAY EVENING FEB II, 1883
Grand GAIA sgh-First time in New Orleans Of MoI,ts
grand masterpiece Of
The MAGIC FLUTE.
Doors open atGs Overture com nsncss ~ O'Clock.
II. GRAU. General Ag'ut
NEW OPERA HOUsE-BoURsoN STREET.
Sunday EvsnIsE. Feb. o. 1855,
FIRST NIGHT OF GRAND DRAMA IN FIVE ACTS.
Don Cesar de Bazan.
LA BELLE HELEEA-Opera Comic in three acts, by
ofeubach.
Monday, 10 h-RIGoLETTo
Pert-rr snee commences at 81 o'clock precisely
ACADEMY OF MUsIC-sT. CHARLKs ST.
SPALDING BIDwELL and Propristors.
j. kTtKEDGE Treasurer
A. H. Stage Manager
Sunday, February ..
A Grand Combination Programme, Introducing AJL
THE STARS their varied speciasiss concluding vita
Irish Sketches with Songs and Dances from
ARRAHEAPOGUE.
PARTICULAR EUTICE-NoNDAY NIGHT Feb. 10,
will Re presented Burssque Sketch, written for the
Academy by John E. Durivage entitled TIE BLACK AND
TAN BALL
CT. CHARLES THEATER-sT. CHA RLEssr
IMMENSE SUCCESS OF DAN BRYANT.
Sunday Evening, Feb. o. 1908.
viii be presented the greet Drama Of RORY oMoRE-
Roy 'hoie, DAN BRYANT The perform Sc will cDE-
erde tn tue Laqghsble Farce OF TIE IRISH Tutor
Tus.dsy Evsn1g FEB 25. lss4-The ANNUAL NARDr
GRAS FAIL viii b. siven At rhis thsser
Dress Crcs ana fsTqu'tte 81 Eoocsd Box in Parqa7tts
Gle Noe: Gallery rs; Coiq.d Gallery. 25e " '''-
=, GP7 CARER 10 Overture vi"
seats can be secHred one day in sdySnes -
YoTICE-A cue assornsnt Of Opefa GLASSES fr hiTs in
the Dress Circle Lobby
VARIETIEs THEATER-GRAvEa STREET
Sunday EvaBIng. FeBs uasy o, 1865.
Lester waIlaek's Popular Play of
EosedaIe.
With its great Caste and Startling Effects
MoNDAY-Fr,t ppsararce Of the f.vorite young artist
EDWIN ADAMS. which occasion will be presented the
powerful md intensely interesting French entitled the
DEAD HEART in which he viii be supported by iu dsri
burton OF the sto Company embracing Messrs
oyd Lawer Hsgan Gomersal Parkes, Morrison etc. d
sss .ames somer,al Placde etc
For particulars small bills.
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-02-09

THIS the second appearance Of these celebrated horses on
the New Orea-s tuh Th.r fame tn. uznost the United
States, connection with DENtER AMI other vel known
amier turf aad this contest bids fair
be the n sxcitns 9 ~ has yet occurred.
Poo sod in the Lobby " eseent al Nc a.
O'Clock; the Track before and duAg the Race BY
X KsynOud.
Admission AT parts Of the Tsek 81 co. subscrses 70
the hschanss and gcutaA far Association and Ladies
FIes.
l. case Of p,spntmsnt Of the Race Blue Pennant viii
be d'sp'ayed Crescent Hall
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-02-09
LOsT--sTOLEN--FOUND.

L OsT-APPLICATION WILL BE MADE FOR THE
II renewal OF tie following rhcates Of Stock VIII c
have been ost 20 shares the Bank o. America No 49,
p Shares New Orleans JackFCn snd Grea Northern Rail
road No. Us. Gated 18th april, ls55-s in the c
jesse K Jones' 10 Shares Of Uoon Bank OF louisiana No.
1919 GATED Octots - 1859 in the Of Rebecca X
wife OF Jesse X. Jones.
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ERK!EsT TURPIN, Wholesale KAN FAC,
IL turer sf Stitch Candy Fancy Candies Chocolate Cream
Drops, SuSar Almonds, Rooh Candy Jubjube Pssl Cur
Drops ana Syrups BY Steam Importer o. French Orr6
nents, such CupdE, Flowers Gum Leaves Tyres Dan
phns Decorated Toys Cossques Fancy PsPers fer CaE
Stands BOuouets CartonaFes Fancy Christ
and New fssF Presents. Qornucoqiss, &C., NJ
Leves street, SSfEssn St. Noah sna OcBa Isresss E
Ohesns La
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AMEs's MENApEEIE
AND CRESCENT CITY MUSEUM.
st. Charles Street, New Orleans, Opposite
the 81. Cherries U0teI.
OPEN EVERY DAY AND NICHE

SCOTTISH QUEEN, Smallest Lady in the World; NO
AKHED LADN-GLA>S BLOWER; SoNORITA EU.
GENIt and he TEAMED LIONS: Eussi.n Bear; Royal
Bengal Tiger Ksnrsroos Happy Far y; Birds: Monkeys:
sep,nis; Ostrich Baby Eleph Mt, etc all to be seen
d ily Admiration Sd cents: lhildaen . cents.
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-02-09

E0R sALE-PLANTATION Of lI00 ACRES. OS
the Bayou Pierre Gerdas Ferry III as Island
twenty miles above NAtchitochss aud four miles f'm ssrG
Landing ted Rver9O rich bottom; 800 AMI
part under cutv.t good frame owei ug; giu mill,
cuhs eahHs, utensils and imp meats; fifty cftte hva
mules pows; carts etc. fine spring water Green Elder,
tfCmmerciai
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-02-09

EOR sALE-AT TWO DOLLARS PER ACRE, ON
long credit Ul3 acres land in parish Of St Gsndy
mi e southwest Of Ve Platte and seventeen miles roth
from OpelOusas lI5 woodland, balance rolling
prsine has frame dwelling and OF houses The laads
fine for cultivation, and the loo Ai0n is
stock Grefn AElder, heal Estate Agents. q Commercial
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-02-09
RACES---RACES.
RACES---RACES.
EAIR GROUNDS RACES.
THE GREAT TWO MILE TR0T.
Pure and stake $1,000.

VIII take piece the following celebrated Hsses
sTLAS RICH, @. W Dimmick; AN NORRISEY. James
Consk; W. PAYNE, J. W. Payne; MOLLIE BUCkNEh,
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FOR SALE.

EOK sALE-Two-SroRY BRICK DWELLING NO
IL lS5 Bourbon street between St Anne aud Dumane
streets with iron yersndah covering Sidewalk Tbs use
IRONY and In sod Il ball double psrOr and
ten other apartments drsnt and ia ID yard 10 can
e tad At bargain. Green klieE, Real Estate Agents Il
Commercial Place.
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-02-09

EOR l. LIZ FRAME HOUSE-aANDsOME FNO
story Frame House en- 81 Chsres street between WASH
ington and Fourth streets Eevea al in order
lVo g.lon cistern, etc Green Elder, Agents 81 Com
mersial Place.
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EOR sALE-IN JEFFERSOs CITY, CORNEB
a. hestnut and Berlin stress-l Lot of Ground n
neat Cottage 4 4Rosns and Nb Keasn, front
tide GAeutG This location is convenient Churches,
Schools snd Market There 10 cent? Railroad within
t-Osqusres Greer Elder, Agents q Csu sscia Pace
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between Jackson and Philip strees lot % nv 49,
eet The honse has six rooms and Kitchen slate roof
ira large cstern-sll well finished Apply Elder,
q CONNIE cisl Place
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FOR sALE-BRJTISH HOHDuRAs-ONE MIL
IL lion OF Ia for sale The undersigned sole
agents Of Me.srs Young, Toledo 90 in British
Tor the sale Of their lands For particulars apply
Iison 81 Union street, New Orleans Jas NJ Putnam Belize
British Hon duras.
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-02-09
CT. UHARLEs TmEArEn-sT0 HARLEss ST
VARIETIES THEATER-GRAvIER STREET
Sunday EvaRIng, Febs uasy D, 1865.
Lester Wallacks Popular Play Of
EosedaIe.
With its great Caste and Startling Effects.

MoNDAY-Frst ppsaarce Of the fsvorite young artist
EDWIN ADAMS. which occasion will be presented the
powerful md intensely interesting French Drama entitled the
DEAD HEART in which be viii be supported by ull d.tr
button Of the sto Company embracing the Messrs
oyd, Lawer, HBgan, Gomersa Parkes, Morrison ec d
sss somer,al Placide, etc etc
Fnr na-tirulars see small hills
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EOR SALEM GREESvILLE, NEAR sT.
IL thsriss street kaoad whole % Ground haau-
uuly improved enc having hsndsoae t~o-sfurt house.
with vice galleries eight ao tcnsn csbisss
etc hut ,haSe and hns able garden.
Green Elder Real Estate Agens 81 90 nmercla Place
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EOk sALE-AT BOGUE CHITrO, lis MILES on
y. O., ). q. \. r. kTh0 half interest 800 acres Of
lard, wood and wstsr station ist mil cotton and
.npey 100 lend cleared snd $50 good bott land;
good dwelling This l. ior active 70
interest In profitable place. Green alder Il
Commercial Plscs
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-02-09

ENOR sALE-lN GkEENVILLE-A REAT cor
sge and entire square Of ground fenced cultivated
on Broadway between Ezabsth and F.rap streets
the line Of The contemplated branch railroad o Charles
street This aeenvsnient and healthy cation viii be
sald at great bargain. Green Elder Fl Commercial
Place.
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TOR sALE-GOLDEN GATE SUGAR PLANTA-
IL ton the Mississippi river 10 miles below Baton
r uge siae-3OO acres, ali in condition aud
remarkably irsn overflow Good d-e inc aud
Ouse, wrh mill bet les, Green Elder, Estate
Agents 81 Comuiere al Plaza
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EOR sALE-COTTGGE AND FOUR LOTS ON
polson Avea-s, corner Of Cosesm street, w,h ins
gardn eigtt in main buding; also kitchen stables
and other cut houses all in eo1d order Elder ReL
Estate Agents, Il Commercial Place.
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ENOK "a LE-SAw MILL, ON 1lDKFAw RIVEH
with good mckinney tesls plenty Of convenient
will sell the whole snethird interest Green Elder
Agents Fl Commercial Place
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EOR sALE-SUGAk PLANTATION-THE RIVER
Plantation, about hundred miles sbov, New
Orleans the Mississippi river shout 1000 high
lsnd o. which 6j cleared SId he balance heavily
tmNered There IL gosd Sugar H0us. wi Engine, MIL
etc., In geo. coHdiisn; large dwelling and all requisite
plantation houses plOws seven mules: 81
srpens Of Rstoons Green Elder, Real Ageat q
Commercial Place
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TINuBRTY FER CENT. sAVEOI
PAFISIAN Hat STORE,
90 Charities streeI,
+. G. AUDIBEsT.
eCheapest and the Best Hats o. ths city, decided
Committee 81 tie y tfr C,rounl.
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nEUTsCIIE COMPANY HALL.
CORNER EXCHANGE ALLEY AND BIENYILLE
STRLkTS
Thislsrge and elegant Hall will be rented for Balls Wed
dugs etc. etc. The reasonable terms For psrter
lars spp,y TO FERDINAND dARKs
A. Camp street
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1868-07-02
Financial Breaker Ahead.

A hundred millions of taxation has
been taken off, aud that chiefly to benefit
a small portion of the communicable
manufacturers of the eastern states-whiIe
the revenue is declining IN every direction
and nowhere coming up to the estimates.
The expenditures have been increasing,
and in the war department enormously ;
the weight of the debt has been increas ed
by the mismanagement Of Nr McCulloch
for the aggregate interest on the debt is
much larger; the treasury is being deple-
ted and there is every prospect that with
in short time the Inccmc of government
will not meet the demands. If there be
not some radical change for the better
soon the treasury will be bankrupt
Looking at the extraordinary proceedings
in congress on the tax bill, revenue laws
and other financial measures and at the
incapacity of members, we fear the govern
ment is approaching financial ruin. W.
advise the people to look out for breaker:
ahead.-Ncac York Herald
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1868-07-02

er can do the work we'll, and live by it
has call to it. ''Ability to speak, and
willingness Of the people to hear, consti.
tutes CALL" Like any other profession
Or trade, the first years are full of mistakes
in doctrine and duty.
Making sermons is an art making
good ones is a difficult art; making one
hundred faultless models in a year is i'm
possible. No man ever did it, doubtless
never will.
Daniel Websters fame rests on six ora
tions, delivered in the space of thirty
years. Five years to each grafton. The
lecturers that travel the west through the
winter, enlightening the villagers with
wit and wisdom, have each had summer
to press into an hours talk. That one
lecture is the one blossom of summer S
labor. The hurried sermon cannot rival
the deliberate speech; We need not expect
it.
Pastoral work-visiting-is an art, I
might say gift, so difficult is it to acquire
Now, Of these branches of a minister
work, many men excel in neither The
country is overrun with them; every va
cant church is besiegcd by a crowd OF
hungry applicants, boastirg more picty
than intellect. A few men excel in pul-
pit work, few in pastoral labor, very sell
dom does one man excel in both If a
man is always visiting how can he study
II he cannot study, how can he preach ?
BY study do not mean that lie shut him
self up, aud pore over books, and con
struct pretty sentences. l mean that he
think. No difference how or where he
does his thinking. The street is an excel
lent place. Every one has right to his
own peculiar habit Of thought. If he
can make a sermon and 90 fishing at the
same time, there is nothing in the exam
pie of Peter to prevent him. In view OF
the impossibility Of excelliug in all tho
points Of ministerial labor, he is wise who
attends the most important, and neglccts
the least; and the church is wise which
allows him to do so. \ man with keg
Of old sermons of all shades. from modern
white and black to the oscar aud yellow
Leaf could do pastoral work from Mon
day morning till Saturday eve. But a
young man with no ancient manuscripts.
and desiring to say every word IL season.
must either study or steal
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1868-07-02

The village of Hudson, Mich, lost at
the beginning of the present year, preach
of no inferior character. lie and his
congregation could not agree. From the
text, " Can two walk together except they
be agreed 7" he preached farewell. The
following is that part not directly bearing
on their local troubles, which will interest
the reader. Mr.. Reed is an independent
man.
We never see perfect men, women and
children except in dreams. We never
read Of them except in novels, which arc
written dreams. They are all such as
dreams are made of, and vanish in the
shining of the every day sun.
Even the chosen people are wicked
enough to mourn. Even Moses, meek
and patient, is weak enough to be angry.
The ideal church is composed Of sinless
beings. ftly joined together in heart and
mind; loving the same things, and be-
lieviDg the same things one in thought
and deed, with Christ and with one an
other.
The ideal minister is an intellectual
saint, in whom is no fault; whose way.
are perfect. Wiser than any serpent
more harmless than any dove. The idea
minister is alwas looking for such a church
The ideal church is always looking fol
such minister.
On either side it is q vain looking
The treasure on earth is carried about il
earthen vessels, and in an awkward hu
man fashion. Always has been will 10
some time be. Unit. ministers and church
es are born, and not made, they will fai
10 be perfect. They may agree to wall
together they may agree not to find faul
with route or step; but without scme com
promise, there can be no joint journey
A minister is one, church is many
How can there be perfect harmony wher
differing men insist each on his own way
No broad, high wall can be made of cot
bIe-stones that refuse to lie still, whcl
will not meet except at an angle ,ani objec
to mortar!
So it is casy to see why ministers ar
without churches, and churches withou
ministers.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1868-07-02
ULy SSES. Loo.

Reconstruction. Nota bena:-
They must have it in Galena.
" Sounds ard memories of home:"
Faugh, No matter, let 1t come.
What gun thought it thundered,
" The democrats have gained ahundrcd!"
Galena, coprerheadl my home!
Mine and Washburnesl Let it come!
ii this is glory l must wear it,,
/ must learn TO grin and bear 1t.
But this thing is getting steep
Have my friends all gone to sleeps
Negroes smashed in Washington
Copperheads get Oregon.
What the d. does it mean?
Arc we all so jolly green?
Is this the work Ofmy gleat nalnes
1 b'lievc that Butler is to blame
i b'heve the rascal knew, by gracious!
This Impeachment scheme would smash us
And Greeley got me to endorse it
And SO did Wade, and " ash5urne! Curse it
Well these omens black and foul
Like the wings of some great owl
FIJI the air-anear, atar-
Like the smoke from my cigar
. Wade-O Washburnc-IOgan, 1lawley
Confound it was there ecr such foly9
Uncovering portraits Faugh! Get out
If these are what it brings abOutl
Ifthese are the pictures you uncover,
o Logan, never try ii Oyeri
Your scenic show, with my old BIZ
Ographic Daddy's winking eye
O fol-de-roll The answering tones
Come back in those d soldiers groauS?
They call me butcher and they STOln--
From Washington to Oregon.
The fog is getting thick and thicker;
Come, Yates-old boy, let's go and liquor