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-ALUABLE REAL ESTATE NO. IS TOULOUSE
STREET AND NO. ZIG CHARITIES STREET.
BY g. DE FERIET.
AucnosEhR--ofiee No 50 Bienvill'


ERIDAY. May q, 1s6s, at I2 O'Clock
at the Merchants and AuctiOnee xchange Roya
street. by public suction VIII be SOLD
l. A LOr o. GkOUND in the second District designaed
by the No Is OF square No 81 bou ded by Toulouse
bon Royal St Louis streets 81 teet
lines Toulouse s. IL inches and
lines in depth between parallel lines
The budn al improvements comprise story brick
house No 7s Toulouse containing large room used
bee saloon, dining room, gallery aud cabinets
besdes twO-stoy trick back building, containing rooms
aeabiEer privy. etc The and introduced.
2. A LOr Of GROUND in the District ia the
square csmprised bet~ res, DnmsBe Levee and
Madison streets measuring p feet inches front Oh
tres street ~ rs eet In oeDth between Daral ell lines
HE buildings snd improve ments comprise taree-story
brick house No ZIG Oh srres containing LIST
floor la rooms in the ID and In
Sd story The back buildings comprise tw0-stOry brick
house; also, Drfves, gas. water-werks, etc
Together with 10 shares crpa stock Of the COls1
ds Association of Planters OF LOuana the purchaser
10 assume all the responsibility of a stockhoder.
nS- TERns-One third ca-h and the balance credit Of
ak twelve and eighteen months ia the Of purchs
secured by special mortgage the property sold and
besIing z cent interest per until final pzy ment
The purchaser the prop insured up the hns
payment Of tbs notes. transfer the policy the vendor
event OF the notes being sued he purchs will be
CURED 10 pay i've per cent. attorney' com missions
The act Of sale. with u s. internal at
tachtd before Gottschak sagner, noares public the
purchaser ez pense
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FINANCIAL.
CTATE OF LOUISIANA,

STATE OF LOUISIANA
CITY OF NEW ORLEANS.
BE IT KNOWN that this eleventh day of April, one
Barnett notary public and Tor the parish Of Orleans
State of Louisiana aforesaid duly commissioned
EseSs PTssdsnt Of the crescent CITY Bank
ss;S;hd 10 hs sy under as laws s q this ss. se
Duon adopted BY the ROard Of Directors Of the said Bank
fed copy Of which hereunto annexed part OF these
presents who declared that in TO section five Of
Establish General system Of Fee Banking in the State Of
and fyfve the Board Of Directors the said Bank
di by Resolution adopted by them at their sitting Of the
certified copy Of which also annexed hereto hereof
s s Be- h S % gu s sy Of the
order 10 take into the Rropey OF reducing
sTs meeting Of stocSbodsEs did take place on the SAID
fourteenth Of March, after the me and notices required
fysevsn hodsrs of he ssd Bank owning in the ag
Stock said Bank and therefore thirds
BY law, duly appointed such BY ofaorney
Iexsd as pert hereof vote in favor the reduction Of the
G to be By ten thousand shares Of thirty dollars
each That meeting Of the said Board Of Directors OF said
solved That in Accordance with the action taken BY the
said Bank egrsssnlng ana owning more than
at enc Al meeting held on the to1rtesnth Of March
three hundred toosGnd doa-s be represented by
thousand sh thirty ars each, the esident and
esroed and PUBLISH secordu to law and to sub tuts GER
thca Of stock OF thru dollars share in exchange for
hose previously isszed."
Now therefore, be- the ,sd appeare acting in his afore
said capacity, under and by virtue o. the above
mentioned power OF and resolutions afors
said, does hereby for himself and Those whom he
represents publish and declare tho following
amendment the chatter of he said Bank TO the e-c
the capital the said Crescent City Bknk
oueed the OF Three Hundred Thousand Dollars.
presented BY be divided na thousand shares Of
Thirty Dollars each effect which purpose certificates Of
Of thirty Dollars shae shall be substituted In
change cerfca heretofore that, III
the and char Of said Crescent
City Bank be and thus altered and amended.
Thus and passed in my ONCE, the city Of New or
ean aforesaid the day month and hr above written,
In PR q Marcel Ducros a~d Adophe Lenes. wit
nesses lawful age lated this city, who hereunto
sgu their names together with the said sppesrer and
Original signed =. y. SUMMERS,
T. DUIROS,
a. LENE3
EDWARD BARNETT,
Notary Public.
certify the foregoing to be true copy Of the original act
49, EDWARD BARNETT Notary Public 4
New Orleans April IS, 1868
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OFFICIAL.
DKOCLAMATIoN.... .PROCLAM
OFFICIAL.

WHEREAS, I in receipt Of Official information that
one SAMUEL MITCHELL did kill and murder MARCIA
RET WILLIAMS the I'd day Of April 1868 in the parish
of Assumption In this and that stl large;
now therefore In the name by the authority Of the
State do offer q rewad OF
THREE HUNDRED DOLLARS
For the delivery The Sheriff Of the parish Of
Assumption OF the said Samuel Mitchell, be paid the
receipt OF the Sheriff to that effect
n9- DEscRIPTIoN.- black about 80 IS
Yeas height feet inches weight 100 10
body and straight HAIR and beard black and short
face mark ed from has considerable between
the upper ont teeth has down look when spoksn
speaking does taxi plain English, and has
the nth metacarpal Rome Of thu rghi hand
Given under my hand aud Seal the State at the city Of
New Orleans this twenty third day Of ADr A. D. 1863
the independence Of the United states The
JOSHUA BAKER
By the Governor:
J. n Hardy Secretary Of State.
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EOR sALE-REAL EsTATE-sEvERAL HUN
ded Cotton and Sugar Plantations, located the
portions Of he Gotten and growing States Also Rice
Plantations Orange Orchards and large bodies of usbe
timber anos Also large variety Of City and Suburban
properly improved and unmproved the form residences
building lots and squares favorable Parties
wish invest viii do well call and examine Proper
ties Mil Gard Real Estate gents, No. IS Osrondslss
street Heu
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r. sAKRAZIN's
TOBACCO NANUPAcroEY.

Mr. J. r. sARRAZIN thankful for the patronage sxtsnded
used bis 70 increase bis well deserved r-putA
ton and Il now able the Southern
article Tobseco for smoking pat In all sorts o. pack
sges 70 Bis assortment Of Chewing Tobacco
Pipes, Cigars, ETC., u renewed By every arrival
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PROPOSALS.
FOR DOORS AND SASH
PROPOSALS.

OFFICE OF CHIEF QUARrERMAsTER,l
Firth MILITARY DIsTEIcT.
New Orleans La, April %, 1868
Sealed Proposals invited and will received Ihis
office rntil TUESDAY, the 9Th day Of May 1865 for
the delivery in this city Of
IS rhA Vs. Ms, 3 lights l0xi4
10 DOORS and FRAMES, llS inch thick panels 3 feet
by Get inches and trimmings
All 20 be made Of the quality Of Cypress Lumber
Bids viii be opened at the time above nsmed aud bidders
invited TO be present
The United States the right to reject any or all
bids.
Proposals must be Endorsed Proposals for Doors and
Sash, and addressed to the sdersigned
OHAs. n. rOMPKINS
Breyet Brig. Gen ane Chief Quartermaster,
Fihh Niiitarx District
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MON TGOMeRY BROS. g. co.'s SALES.

MON TG0MeRY BROS. g. co. s SALES.
LARGE AND PERExPToRy SALE OF ELEGANT
Match and Single Horses, Elegant Saddle Horses. Fine
Work Mules Fine Mich Cows Buggiss. Harness Wagons
ETC., etc, ct suction.
Z. n. koxreoExRr. Aactioneer
Ohce-a Camp street
TUESDAY. May j. h, ~ II s'cIoek a. NJ,
Of r. Liners Stables GrsvIer street viii bs sold
Elegant Match Horses
Elegant Saddle Hosss
Fine Work Mules.
Fine Mich Cows
ABo-Tsp and Open Bugges, Harness, Wagons.
~ TrkHs-Cssh In Q. 8. Treasury Notes
FURNITURE. FURNITURE. FURNITURE
BY MONTGOMERY BROS. a 90.
r NJ MONTGOMERY. Auctioneer
TUEsDAr. May s.h. at II e,clock a
A general assortment of HOUSEHOLD Z. RsIrURE
Iesa A%o Wa.Sstsnas Mahogany aud wsHSs Fs,s
Sofas Spring Seat Chair. Easy Chairs Marble Top Center
Brussels Carpets French Plate Mirrors. Mattresses Ensrsv
contents Of several veIi,turni.nsd houses
"A large invoice of Cottage Beds. Cane and Wood Sc.
ss-TERxs-cssh in Q. g. Treasury Notes
cHAS. 7. NASHs SALES.
ENTIRE CONTENTS OF RESIDENCE AT AUG.
tiOn-on account Of departure
BY CHAs. r. NASH,
AucTIoNEKR-ofice Masonic Hall Auction Mart,
Corner St. Charles and rerdidO streets.
TUESDAY, 5tk Inst.. IN 1I1S o'clock A. VI
II premises, no. 362 Fulton street. corner Andrew
will be sold
TIE ENrIRE CONTENTS Of said Residence consisting
IN part Of line Paror, Bedroom. binngroom aud
Furniture comprising necessary articles for general house
kerping
ss- TKRxs-Cash in U. &. Treasury Notes
COTToN-CoTTON-CorTo
Postp ned Sale Of Cotton for Account Of Whom It may
Co
nv CHAS. II. NASH.
Accommodates. Masonic Hail Auction Mart,
Co st. Charles and Perdido streets.
ERIDAY. May stu. mt II O'Clock a. NJ
IL ct Alabama Press. for account Of whom IL may
Germ, will be sold
50 bales COTTON. Iess-sghty damaged.
BE- TERss-Cash in u \. Treasury Notes
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WANTED.

INANTEp-A SITUATION AS GOvERSESs IN A
w Family Teacher In School b. young lsdy Who
fully e,mpeter TO teach the kngish Laneuase Would
willing 20 take charge Of small school R=fe
MANIFESTATIONS BY MIODLE-AsED
w Widow LADY Teacher Ladies' Comp snion. For
references spply at 2l3 julia street.
LNANTFD-TO RENr-A SMALL DWELLING
w Felicity sud Canal streets Address
SO. Crescent Ofice" stating terms and location
tIAkTED-sUGAR PLANTArIoNs-PARrIR
w desiFous Selling sugar Panstio invited 10
end desert have many inquiries for them from
parties wi hing buy Green Eder Real Estate Agents,
q Commercial Place, New Orleans
WANTED-A YOUNG MAN, NATIVE OF THE
w city Of employ wishes 10 obtain situation IN
any kind Of business be make himself generally
usef good and at fgures and AFRAID
Ut work Would the Wholesale retail Grocery Bust
ness Best Of references gwen. Address o. O. Crescent
Office.
WANTED-A GENTLEMAN OF NATURE YEARS,
w and who has had large business experience In New
Orleans wishes situation IN mercantile house where the
compensation would be sufficient 10 support himself and wife
respectable He feels satisfied that he could
meet the Of person The smpest
nendations be furnished note left the CRESCENT
Office TO @. K. S. will meet with prompt attention
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STATE OF LOUISIANA

STATE OF LOUlSlANA.
Executive DEPARrxxsr. I
New Orleans, April 9th. 1863 !
WHEEEAs. SIS. ZelnicEer has .sde APP
tienser; in and for the parish Of orleans. te.wit:
Ale1aneer MARKS, a. seeurtie.
amount. and signed by the persons
SsSs hereby given 20 all P,,9s I IT s n the SsSye
rey of State within Iney days at the last publication
hereof Why the said bonds should not be cancelled aud
Independents Of the United States the second
Governor Of Louisiana.
j. Il. HARDY. Secretary Estate.
ETAT DE LA LOUISIANA.
D,EaErsss5I Ss Is y VII 1888
A TTENDU que :. =: zeIniek - a fate une
n application pour csneeement De son bond oeie CON
l. In bond date septembrs. 1864, pour la de
$1,000 sipne lu CONNIE principal Louis hose Alex
Tn bond Gate % isvrer 1865 pour teie sOmme
Avis et par pies nj donnes toues les personnes nts
reses asvor fare connstre eer bureau do sece
asTers paslie.tos DE- Get sv ss rssons pour issuseS
Dunne signature de Etat Ia date eli
dsssas ct dams IA gnstrevngtdOuzems aimee de pnds-
''----N' - '-'' JOSHUA BAKER.
Gouveneur de la Louisiana
J. II. HAEDT. secretaire dEtat
STATE OF LOUISIANA.
EXECUTIVE DzPARrxxsrl
New Orleans, March 81, 1853. I
VTHFREAs application hoe been made to
w by Mark Walton cancel his Official bond
sor In and ioi the parish 81 Orleans. towt:
bond dated the 9Th Of Nov mber 1851 for the Of
Five Hundred Dollars (s50O with Sarah A. Walton
curity.
Notice hereby given TO all persons interested In the said
bond to show writing office 81 the Secretary OF
S. within ninety days after the publication hereof why
the aid bond should not be cancelled and snnnlled
hand seal Of the stae Of the above
date Independence Of The United States the ninety
second - -
Governor Of louisiana
By the Governor:
J. u. HARDY, Secretary Of State
ETAT DE LA LOUISIANA,
DkPkRrKxExr ExycuTTy,
Eouvelle- Orieans le 81 de Mars, 1885. )
"A application pour eanceement de bond 0ciel COM
I'm b1nd date de 1857 pour Ia de Cinq
cen piAstres $500 avec WALTON securtee.
par present toues psrsonnes
are connaitre ec bureau du
taire dEtat lee qustre yngdx jours qui suvront
deniere publication de Get avis les rzsons esquess
les dit bonds sersit pas eanccie 81 snnule.
Donne signature o. 70 de rEtat e In
date mentionne ct qustrs snnee dc Pin
dspendsnoe des ktsisr UntA - -
signeD JOSHUA BAKER,
Gouverneur de Ia Louisiana.
J. II. HlEsY, Becretaire dEtat
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ADJUSTMENTS.
NEW orxxA noUsE-BouRsoS STREET.

TUESDAY. MAY s. 1858.
Second Representation Of FolOw's Grand Opera in four
acts MARTHA.
THURsDAY. May T. JERUSALEM, Grand Opera of
verdi
FRIDAY, May s-complimentary BENEFIT offered BY the
publie of New Orleans Mr. CALABREsI manager Of the
Grand OperA
Performance commences At ~ O'clock
forEIhe Is the closetha the management
leave that they propose place the dspo
son Of subscribers number Of seats equal those due
them any before the close Of the Season. except Ben
EFT Nights
CADEMY OF MUsIC-sr CHARLES ST.
sPALDING BIDWELL....... Propretors and Managers
> h1Ihr Dtf Iressurer-
W. D. OANANAUuh....... stage Manager.
SUMNER sEAsoN-CooL AND REFREsHING.
M'ss CARRIE AUSTIN and Mr. CHAs. AUSTIN, the
WoI derfu Sensational Drill Artists received with storms OF
app anse
Wedn esday Evening. May q, 1865.
First appearance this Miss EVA BRENT Queen
Song. First In Orleans Of tnekscinatng
Ssrio Comic Vocalist, Miss JENNY ENGLE. and W. b
CANANAUG- all in connection with the brilliant
Acadmys Company making the largest and most talented
bnation In the " rid
Doors speB a quarter TO o'ciackr Y. Persormasce
commences at quarter ~ O'Clock. Box Office from
A. N to4P.N
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orosALs...................rKoPosALs.

FOR LINE, CEMENT, ETC.
OFFICE or CHIEF QUARTERMksrER
Firth MILITARY DISTRICT
New cans. La, April %. 1868
Sealed Proposals invited and viii be received Al this
Office until Il TUESDAY, the 5th day OF May for the de-
livery In III city o.
100 barrels of Rockland LINE.
p bal rels Of Rosendse CEMENT.
5000 LATHs.
90 bushels Of PLASrERISG HAIR
All 70 be OF the best quality, and subject 10 inspec
ton before acceptance
Bids viii be opened the time above named and bidders
invited 10 be pres
bids
Proposals be indorsed Proposals Lime Cement
ETC., and addressed 10 the undersigned.
CHAs n. TOMPKTNS.
Brsvet Brig Gen and Chief QaarteTmsster,
Fifth Military District.
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TRY TIT TEST 1T THOROUGHLY
II win you nothing do BY making application
and you vil be shown how H. and rossonab length
Of tine given 10 test the Machine 10 decide merits
The Magnolia Washing Machine
WIN do your washing with half tie labor soap and
70 water than usually use VIII The Of TIE
year makes no ssP does away with the necessity q stand
bt.S the team f slty sos an ~ siso from r,tinS vet
and VIII many the of preventing sick
An INGENIOUS CoG-wREEL wRINGER is affixed to
srpss he clothes almost ready 70, ironiaS NN'
Z Useful Simple and Cheap Satisfaction Guaranteed
o no Sale Use the
Magnolia Washer.
and the womAns Health aud both Labor and
Money. IA A NhLLakD
Sole Owner Of the Patent RI hi or Louisiana
pLUABING AND GAS FITTING
D. M'KENDRICK,
HOUSE AND SHIP PLUMBER, GAS FILTER. ETC,
Magazine Street,. ...4e4
Between Race and BObin streets
Prom twenty years practical experience business
spared 70 merit the eosseSs. az e Ss,roS Psns shall De
orders promptly ed the best material. and attest
tupsoyemerts on the most moderate terms
DWELLINGS, OFFICES, STORES, Etc, ftted up with
HOT, com. PLUNGE and SHOWER Bathing App.-
.M.TsE CLOSETS wAsHsrANDs. HYDRAsrs and
GAS MIXTURES. cAsDELIERs. Etc.
rHk-
CHALLENGE COOKING RANGES,
For Hot Water Pipe Attachments.
DK. n. without.
PHYSICIAN AND AccoUCHEUR.
onee and Residence No 90 Bsronne Between GrOd ana
Julia Strests-
NEW ORLEANS, La
cnce HOurs-From Il N 70 8 O'Clock p. n Speciality:
Female Diseases and Obs.etrics
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Leave orders with Ed L Hevs. r Pifkin's Is Camp
street, and Folsom q Pierson. l35 Grsvier street
GEO. ?. PIERsoS, Cor. sixth and Magazine sts.
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FOR SALE.

EOR SALEM THE THIRD DiSrRIOr-sUfr-
able for Distery other manufacturing
convenient 20 the riverrwo ots with two large Brick
Houses now'used as foundry, ST Ferdinand street be-
Mo and Levee; with alley Price $500 Green
4 Elder Real Estate Agents, q Commercial Place
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FOR RENT.

EOR REKT-FURElsHED-MY HOUSE NO 4S4
81 Charles street until the LIST November. T. Solomon
Is rs snd ~ fchoupitOulas street
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ID M'EERNA. LATE OF THE SODA WATER
ID Mandatory OF Me 0skey hcKenna, respe fully
informs hrs rends ard the public that he has opened the
estsb shment formerly known ez's Saloon loo Cana
street. Of Dauphin the sale OF Soda Water Mead
Pastry, Ice Cream and Confectionery
His patrons viii End the soda Water and Mead TO be
~ the quality which hes already msde then so well
known, and all other articles OF the best qua ity
b. McKENNA.
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EOH sALE-IN GREESvILLE-A NEAT COT
tage and entire square ground fenced and cultivated
Broadway between Elizabeth and Fercin streets
the line Of the contempsed branch railroad from 81 Charles
sid at great bargain. Green Eder, q Commercial
Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1868-03-22
Eight Weeks for Nothing !
THE COUNTRY GENTLEMAN.

ALL SUBSCRIBERS TO THE CULTIVA-
N tor and Country Gentleman for 1865, re-
ceived previous to November !, 1857, with the
money, will receive that paper weekly through
November and December. eight numbers In all,
without charge.
The Cultivator and Country Gentleman is
published in large weekly numbers Of sixteen to
every de- artment of Agriculture, Stock Rals-
ing Horticulture and Domestic Economy.
The publishers prefer using the following ex-
tracts from wall-informed sources, rather than
to speak for themselves:
The Maine Farmer speaks of the Country
Gentleman as standing at the head of the
Agricultural press of the country"
The Scottish Farmer calls the Country Gen.
tleman the best of all the American newspa-
pers devoted to matters of rural economy
The Gardeners Monthly says that the Coun-
try Gentleman is conducted with degree OF
talent equal to any European journal, and supe-
riOr to most of them"
The Canada Farmers Advocate says: We
are in receipt OF agricultural publications from
all parts of the world, but for truthful accounts,
well written, practical articles. and general
management of the paper, we have seen none at
all to compare with the Cultiyator and Country
Gentleman published in the United States"
TERMS-The terms are lower than those Of
any other paper of similar standing One copy,
So so per year; four copies, 49, eight copies.
So Specimen copies free of charge.
And let il be remembered in fine, that those
who subscribe for 1868. at any date subsequent TO
November l, 1867, win be supplied with the
weekly numbers from receipt Of remittance TO
the close Of 1867, gratuitously. Address
LUTHER TUCKER d. SON, Publishers
Albany, New York.
Rsr Orders for the above fine Agricultural
Paper, accompanied by the money, addressed to
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octH If
Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1868-03-22
OUR GREAT MEN.

The question is often heard, where are
our great men? Political hypochondriacs
point back despairingly to the times when
the policy Of this or of other nations was
shaped by one or few minds; when one
thinkers words were received and followed
by all men, more because they were his
than because they were seen TO be wise;
and they call our DAYS, by contrast, the
days Of little men. They despair Of the
future, because the commanding intellect
of Webster is no longer heard in the
Senate, the fierce resolve Of a Jackson no
longer rules the people from the White
House, and the dietatorial Judgments Of
Marshall no longer frame judicial legisla-
ton on the bench.
There is a shadow Of truth in all this.
No one man Is now such a center Of the
nations political life as was Washington,
Jefferson or Jackson, in his time. On no
one man is the hope Of great party built,
rs il was even within n generation, on Siias
Wright or Henry Clay. All our habits Of
thought, all the tendencies shown in our
contemporary history, forbid Us TO expect
such times again.
Indeed, great people are always ieal
Gus OF great men. He who gains promi-
nence among them is seen in the same
fierce light that beats upon throne, his
weakness exposed, his greatness lessened
by standing in sharp contrast with our
nobler ideals. Hence the proverb that
republics are ungraieful.' Notthat they
will not appreciate and reasonably reward
real service, but that they will not, like
nations still in their infancy, accept ability
for service and PROSTATE themselves in the
enlarged shadow Of greatness.
Whatever raises the standard OF man
hood, diminishes both the numbers and
the prominence Of those who rise above
that standard. The nations which accom-
plish most for humanity are moi those
which have the longest record Of The most
eminent names. IL is in comparative bar
barism that demigods arise that one man
ahsorbs the glory and the power of peo-
ole. Ii IL IN that millennial future 10
which, though il still lies beyond the very
horizon Of thought, each step in ciyiliza-
ton brings Us nearer, that we hope TO see
all men made equal, and ali titles cast
away,
And man be liker man,
Through all thecircle Of the golden year.
The need Of the nation is not great men,
but greatness Of purpose and Of action.
Not a few leaders can shape this peoples
Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1868-03-22
REvUKN or A CnARTER.

The Atlanta (Ga.) Nac Era Of the 18th
inst, contains the following;
When Gen. Sherman occupied Dalton,
among the buildings that were sacked by
his soldiers, was Mountain Lodge, No. q,
i. o. o. +. By the merest chance the
charter of the Lodge fell into the hands of
a soldier who was an Odd Fellow. This
soldier, true to the principles and faith of
the Order, carried the charter with him,
guarding it faithfully, until he got fur
Tough and went to Columbus, Ohio, where
be turned the charter over to a member of
the Grand Lodge Of that State. BY this
latter gentleman it was turned over to the
Grand Lodge of the United States, and
since the close Of the war it was again
turned over, this time to the Grand Secre-
tary Of the Grand Lodge Of the State of
Georgia. Last week Captain Thomas p.
Flemming, Grand Master of the State of
Georgia, restored the charter TO the Lodge,
reopened and reorganized it, and returned
to this city yesterday, leaving the Lodge
in good working trim. We hope the
Mountain Lodge charter will never get
again on the tramp" and that the Lodge
may be able to go ahead intoxicating the sa-
cred principles of Friendship, Love and
Truth.