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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-01-16
OFFICIAL NOTICES--CITY,
NOTICE To DEFAULTING TAX.
PAYERS.

NOTICE To DEFAULTING TAX
PAYERS
Ass1sEAET CITY ATTORNEYS OFFICE,
Ne City Hall, :
New Orleans December i6, 1851. J
NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN TO ALL
~ persons IN arrears to the city of New Or.
leans for Taxes whether on real or personal
property, that the seizure and sale OF the
property faxed according to the assessment rolls will
be made in all cases when the tax due the city re.
mains unpaid after the expiration of thirty days
from the first publication Of this notice.
Z. HIESTAND,
de St Assistant City Attorney.
STREET CoMSnssIoNER's OFFICE.
No. City Hall !
New Orleans, January rs I969
WERE BROUGHT TO The FOURTH DIS.
W trict Pound, Dryades street, between jackson
and Philip streets, estrays--
rive GOATS of different colors.
Which, II not claimed within three days and the
expenses thereon paid will be sold at Dub Il auction
At said Pound, on SATURDAY, January Isl 1854
a. " clock NJ VIM. BAKER,
=, ,,v, Street Commissioner.
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THE UNDERSIGNED HEREBY GIVES NO
Of JACOB BARKER, Of The city OF Nev
Orleans, in the parish Of Orleans, and State Il
Louisiana, within said District, who has been ad
District Court Of said District.
New Orleans, January 6, 1855
ja7 law 81 r. 3 MORTON. Assianea
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THE HEREBY GIVE NOTICE
Il Of their apposntment as Aasignees Of ThOMkH
8. GARRETT, Of the parish of Iberville, and Stsl
Of Louisiana, within said District who has been u
Judged . Bankrupt upon his own petition by N
Dis riot Court Of said District
Dated New Orleans the 9th day Of December n
d. 1851. II. X. NORTON,
A. @. GRIDLRY,
dezS law 81 AssigneeA
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NOTICE OF APPOINT
MEM
In Bankruptcy.

IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE UNITEB
States for the District OF Louisiana
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NOTICE OF APPOINT.
MENT

IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE UNITRB
States for the District Of Louisiana.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-01-16

IN THE MATTER OF WIN. s. AND ANN
Bassett, Bankrupts.
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To WHOM Il a az Concern.

IN THE MATTER OF JACOB BARKEF
Bankrupt.
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ESTATE OF THOMas 5, GARRETT

IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE UNITE
States for the District Of Louisiana
IN THE MATTER OF THOMAS s. GARRKFI.
BANKRUPT.
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st. Louis Market.
"A Telegraph.l

By telegraph a ST. LOUIS, June I.
ToBAcCo-Actiye at full prices; common
In IA r request; sales at - so for mid
ding. fN. NJ ~
HEMP-BaOyant; sales of undreSsed at
sS!60l9l65; dressed Sl55@26o.
FLOUR-Duli, weak and unsettled (; sales
of superfne at 81 25g7 IS; extra IS O0as so;
Xxx -; xxx and fancy Sl1 509l3 20. -
WHEAT-5c lower on all grades; sales of
prime to choice red and white Fall at g IS
o. 60; soft Iowa and Illinois Spring At
81 75GI 50.
OoRN- Extremely dali and easier; s59
e74c for mixed and yellow. and Se992c for
white.
0Ars-D III and unsettled, with sales at
73dS0c agt % 500
+ RYE--Lower. at ST. 61Ir 70. .ns
PKoyIsIoNS-Very dulland easier. Pork
at SIS 80. Observation-Disclosures at 1870; clear
SIDES ia l9c: sugar cured hams al 2092lc.
Lard dun; ls9lsc Tor steam and kettle in
Jierces. At@ ea=-r f'+ p
LIVE SToCK-COmmon to extra Cattle
range at s419@71ac gross, with liberal re-
ceipts. Sheep in fair local demand at S2J7
per head. aA- #5 a& @
REcEIPrs--of Flour, 1900 barrels; OF
Wheat, H,500 bushels; OF Corn, 2, 400 bush :;
of Oats, 1000 bush.
Weather warm. There was very heavy
rain this afternoon. rff#
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Chicago Market.

By Telegraph CHICAGO, June ].
FLoUR-NominalIy easier; white Winter
extra SIS IS; Spring extras IS 50gl0 o.;
Spring superfine 81 90.
WHEAT-Quiet, but unsettled and lower
at 81 S99I 81 fer No. Spring; 81 8l9l 50 for
No 2 spring, closing irregular at 81 $40
81 81
CoRS-Opened less active and easier,
and closed weaker with free sellers at $40.
OATs-Lower, dull and closing at 6474g
641zc.
RYE-NegIected and nominal at 81 $50
81 80 for No. I in store.
BARLEY-In store very neglected and
nominal; small sales on the track at y 10
a. 70.
PRoVIsIoNs-More active for future de-
livery for cash nothing doing; lard NOM
inal at T75z9lS1zc; mess pork 81 7592 %.
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Cincinnati Market,
IN TeIegraph.l
CINcINNATI. Jnne !.

by Ielegraph.l CINCINNATI, June !.
TOBACCO Unchanged and in far de-
mand at previous prices.
MESS PoRK-WaS offered more and sold
at 81 50d27 Is TO the extent Of $40 barrels
closing al the inside rate.
BULK MEATS-NoTn1nally unchanged /:
the. are held at Iz1z@l4 for shoulders
and sides.
BAcoS-Dull for shoulders al 13149l35Sc;
moderate demand for clear rib sides, WITH
sales of 60 hhds at l61zc; clear sold at l77se /;
that which has been packed some time
could have been bought &c below these
rates. sugar cured hams l9a20c.
LARD-Declined 10 lSc, at which rate 100
tierces sold.
enthusiastically at S9l4c.
BUTTER with the supply about
equal 10 the demand; 2692Sc for fresh, in
prime order.
EGGs-Steady at lse, with fair supply.
SUGAR Firm at l39l3xc for raw, and
l654ldI71<c for refined
CoFFEE-Stsady at full prices
BEEF CATTzE-pull and prices dropping;
common to choi e, S50S so.
HOGS-DdI1 at 81 25d9 rs.
SHEEP-In good supply and duh at $50
s. 80 per GENITAL gross M
OILs-Linseed dull at 81 17aI Is. Petro-
leunH dull; 36tg3sc tor refined free. Lard
dull. but unchanged. go
GoLD-l39z buying.
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nNeM York Marker.

BY Telegraph NEw YORK, June !.
ENTHUSIASTICALLY and unchanged; sales of
$50 bales { 3Ic for NJ iddIing upland3- rgL
F1oBa4fThe 1refsi rSts are is $40 b3is; dull
Q 2 q let8eoc loVFer3 sales of4gsQ0 ools at 81 70
81 a9s 81 RIe5 81 =, ts g 7es ~ d9f sg
Is 90 FOR white wheat extra > SO 350a12 90 for
round aoop OHIO; $40 50@l200 for extra
St Louis. and 81 O0@16 90 for good TO
hesyy and lower; SAFES of9009 sacks al slI
Kyf FzotR-qaiet; safes Of $50 Bbis at
GOES 1IEsAL--steaayi sales of 1850 bbls at
&c 90 for Brooklyn.
" EfIsKY.-N oTIiinag. es Hasal a go
WHEAT-Receipts sos ousnelsa case
doWeE and heavy sales Of s, 500 bushels at
y IS for 30. Spring: g 2292 26 Tor No. !
dittot SEE for n Is 2 and ditto mixed,
and = IN for white Kentucky. II
W. stern at 50 05.
BAILEY AND BARLEY lMALT-Nominal
G0RN--t eceipts IL, 922 bushels; l@2c lower
ana more active; sales of 2So,U0O bushels at
81 041zGl 06 for new mixed Western afcat-
OA1s-Receipts l0l 1850 bushels; &c lower :,
sales OF 81 900 bushels at S44S41<c Tor West
ern IN store and s5e for ditto afioat
hICE--Q uiet and unchanged
CoFFEE-Very firm better demand for
prime grades; sales OF $500 SACKS Rio on
private terms.
sQGAR--Qaiet and very firm sales $50
sales 10 bbls Havana on private terms.
MoLAssEs-Qu and unchanged.
- y tlAet ~ Avy-4pI 1oI amer lcsh
PETROLEUM Quiet at l211Gl3c for crude;
2S24l129c for refined bonded
PBoyISIoNS--P Pork lower and in nOder-
ate demand; sales of 2, $50 barrels a S27 80
g2S Y for new mess; closing at S2s regu-
lar; sT 509z7 Is for old d ito; closing al
81 - cash S23923 % sor prime S24 25G24 SO
for prime mess. Beef steady; sales of 200
barrels al Sl5920 so for new plain mess;
so 504zi - for new extra mess; also IS
llerces 1t 3Jats5c for prime mess; S34@36 for
India mess. Beef Hams dull; sales Of 50
barrels at S2Slg3Z Cut Meats duu and
heavy: ssles Of leo pace ages a I 12Gl315c for
shoulders; l63z9l715c for hams; mfddles
nominal. Lard duh and lowers sales Of
$50 barrels a L l7329IS3sc for steam: 1870 l9c
for Kettle rendered also sales OF 500 bar
refs, sellers July, at l815c. Butter steady
at $3.50 for Ohio; 30933c for state.
Cheese quiet a 7@l6c.
FREIGHrs-To Liverpool quiet and IN
changed.
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Louisville Market.

By Telegraph LOUISVILLE. June 1.
ToBACCo-Sales of II hogsheads; Tugs to
fair leaf So 259l6 90.
FLoUR-Superfine s. 50gS IS; fancy Sl2 20
ais 90.
WHEAT-At s. 1902 10.
CoRN-ShelIed in bulk at 93@s5c.
OATs-S4G85c IN bulk.
WHIsKY-Sales OF 800 barrels new copper
in bond in the country at S21zc, and 1000
barrels of two years old at 81 9Og2 %.
RYE-S2 05@2 ~.
LARD-lS5zc.
MESS PoRK-S18 %.
BACoN-Shoulders, I4c; clear sides, I71%c;
clear rib I65<c.
BULK MEATs-Dun and nominalIy un-
changed.
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lev York Gold and STOCK Market,

By Telegraph NEW YORK, June I.
MoSEY-Very easy at -8@4 per cent. on
cali, with exceptions at 8 per cent; prlm e
paper is wan ted at $685. per cent. s.gil tfs
STERL ISG-Steady at IIU91l0Z.
GoLD-A shade firfner; closing at 1890
1885. g 51099 CT % fIFEa
GOVERNMENT STOCKS = 1@@s< per cent.
higher and closed very firm. Orders were
received from Paris for 10-4Js, while for
eign banker are still buyers of CPS and
67s. The del 1and for home investment is
large and speculative, extensive and in
credsing- The conversions Of 7.30s on Sat
urday were Sl3,5O0,000; total conversions
tations: Coupons OF 81, I161GIi655; do '62,
1I255@lI212 do. "a, 1l05s9lI05z; do. '65, hoe
@ll054 new, 1lSan31S; do. 81, 1I35S9ll314;
IU-40s. lO6d1l061k 1905 I095EalOg5%.
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New Orleans Market.

By Telegraph NEW ORLEANS. June l.
CoTroN-Quiet and firm; middl'ng, 299
291zc; sales, 5000 bales; receipts, 26 bales.
STERLING-l52dI55.
Ny, SIGHT ExCaANGE-ssp per cent. pre-
MUM.
GOLD-I40.
SUGAR-DulI and unchanged for Cuba.
MOLASSES-Dull at 40@50e.
FLoUR-DuL; Superhne, IS 259S so.
CoRN-S1 0591 10.
OATS-SOc.
HAY-S1S020.
PORK-Dull at S29.
BACoN-Easier; shoulders 1879, and clear
sides lSc.
LARD-Easier; tierce, lse; keg, zoe.
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E2O BUILDING LOTS.
DHANoE TO GET PLEASANT HOMES.


In tee northeast portion of the city, has
ust been laid out into lots, and is offered
for sale
AT REASONABLE. PRICES AND ON
EASY TERMS.
This property Is situated conveniently
o the business portion OF the city. and not
.ar from the Main Street line OF Street
Ranrpad. and any extension OF said line
may be expected to run close 10 1t. The
ground is
Ugh, DRY, AIRY, AND HEALTHY,
Being on the summit between the Ohio
River and Pigeon Greek. II lies west of
the Longworth Tract (the location of the
proposed City Park, and adJOins IT, and is
Psi de the corporation line.
We invite all persons who wish to pur-
chase eligible building lots, at fair prices,
10 apply lmm ediately. r l-s -ssV
For further particulars, inquire or
McNEELT g SCHt BERT,
Real Estate Agents,
West Corner Main and Third Streets,
or WILLIAM BAKER, Fl
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WrANREn Z 10 INFORM THE Ia 7

w Lie, generally thatwe are now p-s--
pared TO sell county anu state rights a.
our patent Bed LOun-e. This is, III e - Pc
re speot.rta best bed lounge ever Inada.
A sal6Clnge tits both beautiful and strong,
and when opened forms "a bed, as perfect
in every particular as any bed IN the
world, having the only perfect spring mat
tresS ever constructed in a. bed slounge.
whether opened or closed. These lounges
can be manufactured and sold 80 low that
they are bound to come into comp petition
with and a g certain to supersede, all
other lounges, since, for the price of
lounge alone, both lounge and bed, with
8 ma grihccut ST ring mattress, can be had
during the past six months. go lounges
nave been sold. at such q price as to n ct { o
Is a sure fortune to any man who will take
uold Of this thing. l.. b. LEONARD q CO..
Il West Third Street, Cincinnati. lmal9d2w
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Err Ne : .
! For ofaer River Teens see Seventh Page


The additional arrivals and departures
yesterday evening were the P. W. Strader.
New Orleans to Louisville; Anna, Cincin-
natl to ST. Louis; Lewelin, from Eastport;
Quickstep, 10 Cairo.........The Strader ad a
good trip all The way up......-..The Anna
was very full, and discharged a great deal
Of freight here. Her pilots are Jirn Mon
tague and jim Clark. Montague mas
bought himself a farm, thirty miles below
st. Louis, on the Iron Mountain Road, and
moved his family there few days ago.
We wish him great success in mis- new
vocation of farmer. 5000. The Tennessee
went TO Newburg yesterday morning, and
returned in the evening with considerable
i. eight. a....-... The Ollie Sullivan returned
from Newburg last night with load OF
tobacco. ......... The Lewelin arrived from
PASSPORT at nine O'Clock with a fair trip
She leaves at five o'clock this evening.
THE Clifton was due and expected up
iast night........The P. W. Strdder, being
unable TO cross the fails. will reship her
Cincinnati freight and passengers on the
Clifton......A BOAT passed up late l. st
night without landing, probably the Fam
ME Gilbert, from New Orleans to Cincin-
nati.....~..The Minneola is advertised TO
leave Cincinnati to-day.
Memoranda Steamer Fanny BrGndeis.-
Weather clear. River falling. with 81 feet
on Harpeth Shoals Boats in port-Talis-
. man, Alpha, Umpire, and A. Baker. May
s0th Met Emm a Floyd at Trice's Landing,
Linton below Dover, Tyrone at Tennessee
Rolling Mills May .31st-Belle Lee passed
us al Birdsville. Met j. p. Webb at head
Of stewards Island. Met Richmond at
Walker Bar. Passed the w. F. Curtis
above Cave-in- Rock. Passed Pine Grove
al WABASH Island.
MdnJest- r. K. Dunkerson q Co, ia
hhds. tobacco; E.hIman, Fisher q Co., y
nhds. TOBACCO; y. 9. Van klpeT' mas.
bacco: Capt. Miller, i79 sa ks corn; Blem-
ker. TiIman & Co, bundles sheet iron;
J. p. Coats, u sheets boiler iron; Cloud &
Akin. kegs white lead owner on board,
II dry hides; Miss Betty Easlev, rolls car
ret: +. Sehoenlaub, ! cedar chest; saquess,
Hudspeth & Co ] valuable package; Lam
pnear & Mitchell, valuable package;
Chas. Wilhelm, 50 empty ale boxes
For New Alb 4ny-T. J. q F. Gibheart,
2 bags wool.
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sen she :, !, ),

W = LIE OF GENERAL GRANT,
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Memphis Market.

By TeleErapsi. a /. r.ss ID EMPH1sg June I.
CorToN q uiet but frn receipts, IS bales; i
exports, Is bales.
? FLeUR-Qutet; superhne SIS Q4a9 co.
r PoRK-At SO So Ef#f .Ttf
BAooNl-- Quiet; shoulders 4S54ci clear
sides 1So.
? LARD-l992G16e.. eds ---f-r4-
= CoRN-At e5@97c.
OATS-At S5c q 81 -
HAY-At SIS O0@20 90.
BRAN-s30 co.
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NeK YORK Rrr Goods MARKET.

By Telegraph. NEW YORK, June l.
DRY GooDs-The weather has finally be-
come more settled, without, however,
stimulating the demand n the least and
trade remains dull as ever. Prices in the
meantime are without quotable altera-
ton.
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CARRIAGES.
CHILDREN'S CARRIAGES.

wye HAVE ON HAND THE MOST
w complete assortment of Comma n
and Fancy Baby Carriages In the city,
which we are selling at prices that cannot
fall TO give satisfaction. Our stock is an
srnprOvement in sty lie of finish and dura-
bllity over that OF any previous year. Our
prices range from So 80 to SIS 90 each.
Examine our stock before buying else
where. V1CkERI bhO1A Els,
MAYS 73 Main Street.
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Has in his employ Cutter WHO has
no superior in this country; and hav-
ing full supply of fine French, Eng
lish,, and American Goods il the
Piece, is prepared to get up perfect
fitting, elegantly made Suits to order
on short notice.
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FOR SALE.

FROR SALE-oRANGF AND LEMONS
k 80 boxes nesh Oranges aud Lercon
tu9t received and for sale by
jung dSt KAHN & VILE.
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M. Il O N

Win continue to receive throughout
the season all the Novelties and New
Styles that may be introduced in the
New York market, and will sell all
goods in his line fully as low as they
can be bought in the Eastern cities. !
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CLOTHING.
NJ. LYoN

Has just received a beautiful stock If
fine Linen Suits, Marseilles Vests,
and Alpaca Suits, for the coming
warm weather. His Linen Suits are
all shrunk before being made up, and
are made in the best manner, espe-
eially to his order,at DEvLIN's, NeW
York.
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YHOR SALE-MACHINERY 6c.-Will
~ be sold at public auction on Saturday,
9unea6th. 1855. at O'Clock PM, TO the high
est bidder, the machinery and boilers of
the Govern emit steamer st. LOu1 {, and
the boiler, doctor. &c, Of the Government
steamer T. + Tut.
BY order of GEN. SWORDS, 40. M.
The machinery viii be shown upon ap-
plication TO J. SINZICH & SON, Water
Street, between Sycamore and Vine.
mails dtd
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The foiioWlng quotations are from the
Office o. ". J. Lowry & Co, Bankers, No.
First Street.
BANKABLE FUNDS.
u. s. Treasury Notes. 4 ta
National Bank Notes.
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For Sale.

FOR SAFE.
THE ENTIRE STOCK OF THE
Il late g. q Hammer, deceased consist
ing of fine COgniac Brandies. fine Wines,
and other Liquors, in bottles; PerfumeTies,
CONNECTIONS, &C, &C. Also, the building
now occupied by Mrs g. =. Hammer, on
Second Street, between Chestnut and
Cherry. For further particulars inquire
of fs JULIUS PFAFEL1Ns
may2S DIV Cor. 9Th and Chestnut SITS.
WYAFCH SALE AT Manufacturers
w and Importer Prices, a chance TO
buy new Watches at half price. Every
body shou q send for. circular and price
list giving full particulars, which VIII be
seat free on application 10
SAVORY & CO,
ara Is Hanover Street, Bostons Mass.
Iry22 INV e
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.esitef ea aoq
, 1868-03-27
The Bible.

Dt"'e'
VINO composed the following description oi
the Bible we may never know. 1t asfouud in
| Westminister Abbev namaless and d.,.to..s
ns'Ion WouIu oo uuy nSPpy II were gov.
uSe " ~ 0'ue' 'N"S'N"u muse oi tnis DRESSED
0ToH,
30 so~Pieee system tnat nothlng can be
Auueu " w.
IL contains everything neeoiul 10 De known OF
uone.
Hu0'us e0Pg '0I A'ugi Auu RUE ior a
su1Jece
s.e' iosu uo.on 70 senate au'noriy and
uteoHou 70 magistrate
~ saut,Ou' "i'ness, requires an imPArual
| Ls- " JuJi @uu 'ut tu''ues 'ue Juuge WIN
"'S sen'eaee'
snd iso so0 - ,o.u o. 'ne nousenolo,
uu ~ %'e As ~isuess ol zoe 'aoie-'eiis Nun no"
.uiei auu ner 10 manage,
~ eu'@,'s uOuoI W Pareu'si Auu euJoins ooeul-
~ n, l,nn ou ou,tulen' ,,--...,
~ P'esSiloes anu Iiu''s Tue sway OF 'ne SOW,
~ 'su' .ue RUE u lne ruIeI anu autnory oi
,Le 'ue SUBJECT 10 nonof' ana
'"e SCI 'au'S W ooe!i anu tue pressing ana pro-
NI'iOu VI 'ue Aiuigny " All 'nAt walk Oy lts
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7. sNes plIeStlo1s 'or Weuuings ana ouh4s'
PREMISES ioou anu raimen'' ana limits the
=. oo'u'
~ P. Poluts ou' ialtn'u' anu etelnal guaraiSn 10
IL P@.s uusoSnu ,u1 Auu ia'neI-tels MIN
| - E. Icu' " ieH'e "is ia'ue'iess enHuren, ana
ssS u'S "ruo" Is 70 uust-anu promises
70 'ue FORMER, ana husband 10 the latter
bo,v - l"u ~ set nIs nouse IN oIuer, ana
~ e. IN " u. ~l'i ~ aPpolH's uO"ery lor
, us W. Hnu eutais 'ue rigu' OF Tue hrst porn
"uu sSo"s uon 'ne youOg orancues snaii oe lett
~ ueieuos 'ue rIgut oI all anu reveals Ven-
seau.e W every ueiau''er' o'erreAcuer ana tres
P"Tssi'
10 'uS IrSt oooAi tne oest OooAi ana the
oooA iu 'ue "o'u'
~ 0ou'aius cue Suo,oes' matter, gives tue oest
s!Ie. l"su eo.on snolus tue gre"test pressure ana
'"1.si'o'ion tns' we ever enjoyed
o"u'alus tue oest laws anu most proiound
nys'elies 'ua' were ever Penueu II orings the
70 'ne anu ulsconsoiate'
@ eAnloLls me ana immortality from eVeriast'
ing huu SHOWS tue way OF glory:
~ Is Urlel recl'al oI All mat Is 10 come
ee''ie all matters III aeoa.ei resolves all
uUuU's, Huu eases tue uiinu anu conscience ol
All 'uelr 'GruPies'
Ie'eais 'ne ony NNing anu true uod, ana
SHOWS tne way 70 hlm' ana sets ASIDE all other
gus anu uescflOes Tue vanity OF them, ana all
tn7' Fust ID suSn IN snort II IS oook oil laws,
" suo" rgut auu wrong oooh OF WISDOM
tnat eonuems an loI'y ana makes tne ioollsh
wise oooh OF trutn' tnat detects an ies ana
o1'nlorts al eItoIs' auu a oooS Oh me- tnat
SHOWS tue way from e'etiasung ueatu'
coutuins tue most ancient anuquluesi
strange e'eh'si "ouoeriu' occurrences, heroic
ueguSs has unPtla',rieu ,se VETS: ;.,,,
, 1868-03-27
The out.Ide Doc m the Fight.

YoB may sing Of your dog, your bottom dog,
Or ofAny dog that you please,
go for the dog, the wise old dog,
That knowingly takes bis ease,
And, EaGging bis tail outside the ring
Keeping always bis bone in sight
Cares not pin in his sound old head
For either dog in the fight
Not bis is the bone they are fighting for,
Aud why should my dog sail in,
With nothing to gain but certain chance
To lose bis own precious skin
There may lie few perhaps who fail
To see it in quite this light,
But when the fur flies | had rather be
The outside dog in the fght.
know there are dogs-injudicious dogs
Who think it is quite the thing
To take the part Of one Of the dogs,
Aud go yelping into the ring;
But care not pin what all may say
In regard to the wrong or the right,
Ny money goes as we'll as my song,
For the dog that keeps out Of the fight