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TAG Board OF DIREoToas or ODn Fellow
HALL AssoCiArIss, meet at their ofoa 10 Odd Fellows
Hall on tho first Monday Of every month. Officers
q Stetsop. President; Thomas Shields Secretary;
john Bsin. Treasurer; George w Shaw, John Crick-
ard, Howard, Richard swain, Kursheedt. @ DUN
lap, Gatge W Race, A 81 Vanhook, ifneas Smith, Thos
hurry sud Morrison
TIE BOARD OF DIREcToRsoF oDD FELLows' Rest
ASSOCIATION meet at the Office of the Grand Secretary
in Odd Fellows Han the fourth Wednesday in Jan
uary and second Tuesday in April July and October
0tiicerhHepry BieT President; James Furneanx,
Secretary Pierson, Treasurer.
THE GENERAL Relief CoMMITTEE /. o. @. r. OF
NEw oRLsas, meets at the Office of the Grand Seere-
tary 10 odd Fellows Hall, the first Tuesday of every
month officers--C S Todd, President 100 Canal
street, James Furneaux, Secretary, Odd Felows Hall
Lafayette Gusol, Treasurer 5s Exchange Alley d 1
Stewart corner Of Triton Walk and Dsysaes street;
Mortmore, IS Tchouptonlas street; II Ruifier, %
Cont street; g Medina, Tchoupitoulas street he
tween Seventh and Eighth streets; o Miller 81
Camp street Y Cook, - St Paul street; Il Hardy
1856 Camp street; William Watson, jr A Hero 81
Gravier street; George Dirmeyer, IL New Basin III s
Hahn. Camp street; . G Anderson, Algiers ~ B
Schroeder AZ Toulouse street; H caiot, sc ohartres
street; Alfred Shaw. aus
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6}Hacers of Subordinate E.ctnpments for the Term
ending December 81, 1864.

0Hicere of Subordinate for the Term
ending December 81 1854 AWE
WrDEY No. 1, meets on the first and third Sat-
srdays pf every mouth, at the Encampment room, Odd
Fellows, Hall. Officers fog the present termL Ora
ham q r b Dasilva, p Gennisou, VI VIM
Solomon, Scribe 7 Allyn W II Wiiliams, Treas
ursr; y Furneasix, Assistant Scribe
HoBAH No. 3, meets at room No. 5, Odd Fellows
Hail. the and fourth Saturdays Of each month
.Qficsrs for the present term-Wm Bloomfield, jr,
P; JJ Sherwood, III p Chas De Choiseul, W; M
Todd, Scribe; Alfred Mouton, Treasurer; Charles A
$s Hedin, j w Alfred Moulton, Treasurer
s. LAsAf1.a No. 5, meets FIRST and third Mondays
in each month iii ODD Fellows Hail. corner Of Camp
and Lafayette streats. 0ffcersJ Henriquez, @
n Patterson: II P "A Pray, W ; A DeSoa, Scribe i;
W q Adams, j W Thomas Keeie, Treasurer
= WASHINGTON No. 8. meets on the second and
fourth Mondays Of every month, at Washington Hal.
Msrigny B1ildings, Third District Officers for the
present tersn--U Asnn, z !; + M zeiger, Fl P ; G
Thiensnn, " H Goldman, Scribe; w Furbingers
W.; Faust, Treasurer. $5ss
LAFAYETTE No &, meets on the first and third
Mondays Of every month, in Jefferson lodge Room,
e. Fourth District s0fhcarsT e Uanty, % Garter;
II n; w wilson B W; Charles Raymond, Scribe s r
oockrils . W; w w yaught, Treasurer.
s PELICAN No. 8, meets on the first and third Sat-
days Of every month, at Polar Star Hail. st. Louis
street.. Ofieers for the present termH Rufiar,
r.; Theodore Laveaudsis, II p y 0asbergue s W ; H
Rouchard, Scribe; Q JeIrion, WI B Laterade,
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snd&aw,'
Mr.. WATsON's GARD. II win use no other

H artn the Advertisement hRn what plain
Eytensth practice have bee
called syphtic nearly fifteen years. this
ny cole business e treat those he only
given preatention
and know ths they That
Ard which has
STRUCTURES, NODES, ULCERS SORES, elects, SORE
just familiar
other merit thAp that ofe experience. - "
effect no
thoae longer DURATION without submitting pstent 70 such
course Of treament will draw upon him
ooge him TO neglect hs aas, without within
need not be altered
ocadeuppy ofhs
secrecy, shchI alYaya in iolabiy preserve.
nave qualifications which think
TINT arsad yoatabftshed.
the morning until
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Interior Subordinate Lodaex.


day ersning %
81. Mars No. 20, meets at Franklin, Saturday
evening.
NErra No. q, meets at Shreveport. Wednesday
evening. s..
=: LANDRY No. 25, meets at opslousas, satur-
day evening.
oIIsTos No. p. meets at Clinton, Wednesday
evening.
e4aaola Ne. 80, meets at axe Providence,
Monday evening.
TRINITY No, 81. meets at Trinity, Saturday
ErcElsIon No. "a, meets at Thibodaux, satur-
day evening.
Esw IHEaIA No. SO, meets at Newtown, Thurs
day evening,
pa asl': Ne. 81. meets at Washington, Friday
es w, 40. Al. meets at Chensyyills,
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PRICE d CoUL1,N. Plumbera

PRICE C0ULON, Plumbers, I07 Poydras,
sees Nav 0Essn respectfully public
they carry hs s6os Al
aaiERInAM kNGIdSA and FRENCH W AFTER CLOSETS, VASE
FOUNTAINS BRAsg FAUCETs Of all kinds, COOKING
"a 9Es AEpEaHUSE HIDRAULICRAhfS FORCE, LIETapf
YIN rnMFn fitted the PIPES ofever5
ase pit PIC and SHEET LEAD and BLOCK TIN al gsYh
asas siP and WORK neatly put mp andrepass
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Nance u aaneers- Time and Plaee of Meeting.
IHH H., w. GRAND LoDaE or LOUISIANA 7. Q: Q.
meets i-annuay, on the fanrth Tuesdays 10 jan
nars and July at odd Fellows Hall coIner q Camp
and Lafaystte streets, Nsw Orleans 0Gcsss ior me
present year--Henry 4. Stetson, OF Hope Louge NO
x I'll III w Grand Master Thomas Blake OF CONNER
cal Lodge No Ia 4 W D Grand Master Bernard
Cohen iii Uuion Lodge No 4, y w Grand warden i
Thomas shialds, Of Union Lodge No {, r w Grand
Eecretary Henry Williams, q Gomnercial Lodge No.
ia Il W Grand Treasurer g w Race Of Commercial
Lodge ma Ia ana Henry Bier, Of Hope Lodge No. "a
" Grand Representatives " the u OF the Y 81 O
W WhItal Of Crescent Lodge No 8, Grand Chap
ikn Richard Swsin of Crescent Lodge No 8, w Grand
BJarshpi; II DentHel of Union Lodge No 8, w Grand
Conductor j Stevens Of Louisiana Lodge No. !, w
Grand Guardian; John Frankford Of Crescent Lodge
NO. s. VI Grand Herald. District Deputy Grand Mas
tcrs-1st District, vacant; Mispaugh, Of Covenant
Lodge No. lii District No. a; w W Vaught, Of Jefer-
son Lodge No O. District No. S. Louis Bush, Of Excel
eior Lodge No, 81 District No. A Field, 81 st.
Mary,s Lodge Nc. 20, District No D.; Camp
hell,of ST. Landry Lodge No. IS, District NO q;
Mafta, Of DeSoto Lodge No. Z, District No ~ y
HARRIS Of Carroll Lodge No 3d. District No g.; Joseph
Guss of Trinity Lodge No. 81, District No. y; D
Mccoy OF RapIdes Lodge No. s., District No. 10; M
SAWYER Of New Iberia lodge No. 3d. District No ii !;
n fjsnsicker Of Meth Lodge No. 81, District No. IL
Haley. Of Prairie Lodge No. 81 District No. -
n Dohm Of Columbus Lodge No. a. District No. IA !;
d Nsafus, OF GlintoH Lodge No n, District No. To-
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sayss.,s Cherry asector0F.

IA MONG THE NUMEROUS fasss,s
IA diseoye.es Science han made ia this b. IA tt
generation 70 kacisas the Of le seErs ~,
increase epjoyiDent aid prolong the 4 EsiSsS4
Term Of human existence, be F
named Of more real value 10 mankind, than IN fssE
Is eontrpution Of lhemTy 80 ths Heal tsS sy SSr=
ing Art. "A vast trAi fits through III H%s
out this broad has ~ yxAExs
a1onpt, that 40 meuicins combination
o msq eneE yet knewn surely
tf!l aud the varieties OF
pulmonary dissase which sveps from II t5oq
SANDS aAd thousands Indeed abundant
reason beeEes Remsds ran be
M en epr Ihe most Affections the spaes
mere VIII not permit ia publeh
BY its would following and refsr rtbe in
qay 70 nay Amsrasn Aiianas which The
waya be pleased furnish ee and
ppabls proof Of these Statements 5f4.t. 81 =
$780,, e, y, -, -, e z. .... Es2R
G. AYERDEAR My little son foar Years I'D has ust
YES rotten and every person that visited hin pronounced
ogd Esying used your CHERRY caorna
o. o attaok Of Bronet With
Was induced to try llie boy. teaspoonal
esey three hours commencing the morning. at
ngh found decided change for the bee
pass he wss enie 10 or drink without pain ~
its use the above named disease child from
ana relieve anxiety Of parent
al adecsona Throat and Lungs medicine
extan feeling Of he gratitude in
ye ihsas fer Your discovery little hoy would
now have been in another world.
lam yours, with greatrespect
-. POWELL snpt Trans, L. R. R.
ROCK HILL, Somerset Comfy N. H. July d. 1882
Dr. j. c. AVER: Since your medicine here
greata demand than ohar remedy
use + and Know OF where
not too mac for the good has dons pleasure seng
gatasd seeing the benefit Il eonfer. VI
Your, win respeat, W JOHN G. wIIIrLocK.
sAmo any humber Of certificates be sent you, you
ofs Gd a. sG'a any ali p RI Practical
ossta4&W ]. WRIGHT 4 Co, N. O., WAC 70 l.
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The Board Of Trustees have this directed that dividend
rest to lat November 1884, be per
Scrip Of the Company payable eaah after the slss
day Of December next. GS.4lS 3a "8A s3& #9E
he trustees further announce that notwithstanding the asmous
pod within the last fnaaca the Company their
reserved fsnd capital Of ONE DOLLARS
unmpaifsd They however, in view Of the just Of the
mercantile community deemt expsdien,o adopt
TO In crease said capital and therefore give notice that
the proa of the ensuing ha be appropriated sdsmp
eno Scrip heretofore Issued the remaining the
reserved fund and further that will opinion
policy OF the Company hereafter
aton until the Capital shal reach
BY order Of the Board. JOHN WHITEHEAD, searstar,,
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ras q. ". GRAxD EscAarMnsr or PAra1AaoHs

THs b. w. GRAND EAcAMPMENT OF PATRIARoHs
q LoursIANk j. o. o. r., meets semi-annuay, the
fhrd Tuesdays In January and July at Odd Fellows
Hall corner Of Camp and Lafayette streets, New Or
leans Officers for the present yaarJohn Crickard,
siaok. r NJ d Senior Warden; James Furnsaux, R W
q scribe: "A Williams, n W Treasurer; Mills
psusn. Il w G Junior Warden; J g Dunlap f w G
Marshsi Dillingham; W Sentinel; John Frank
ford w u Deputy Ssntuehs Alfred Gates ID G Patri-
srca Of District No. Q andrew Mattas D patri-
sss}s Of Nistrsct No, 81 q
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va IGHLY IMPORTANT DIScOVERY.-Dn

IA JAMES would respectfully call the attention citizens
strangers the following facts lie all Private Diseases tn
ont mercury other poisonous drug namely Gonohea
syphilis Structures, Seminal Weakness Ulcers Tumors
and al Dssasea ths sn Pr James would ls call
ca attention of use who have injured hssoive private
and solitary habit which the
hod and mind uniting them for either esns soeissy The fol
leaving OF the asd melancholy e produced by early
aaar Of yoush yis Weakness tbs Back and Lmb Pain the
ksad VISION Of Muscular Power Paaon of
irs.ahty Symptoms Of consump
dSsea Loss Memory Confusion deaa Depression spr
Evil FoebodngH Aversion Society, Self Dus Solitude
TiHiidity, etc, of the evilnproduce5
who afflicted with the shove symptoms
ISL call on Dr. Jaes and health
Lot no false dalieaeg ou but apply immediately
yourself from M dreadful and awful Consequences of this terrible
mahdy Weakness Of The Organs Immediately full gor
rait1rsd. 549g T sFS sgSe #s 88g E5 9@ N n +
s DR. JAMES has removed from h former office
eastomhcuae street between Royaland Bcarbon streets
. Yg Sg.G5l6 4zsg N DIR. JAMES. e
p s. Personpiing Remedies Of The Dis
rent their address, giving u particulars letter.
ten dollafe lmy8 lydawl DR.. JAMES.
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DRUGS, MEDICINES,

a WRIGHT & CO.'S CATALOGUE OF.
d. GENUINE AND POPULAR FAMILY MEDICINES. n
m they offer uuPpS Dugsta and Dealers al lowest
General Depot speeia Agency. No. ISL cHARTaEs ST.
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H. a Gus DEBILITY, DISEASE OF THE KIDNEYs.-M
testimony from the Sonhn favor Of HO0FLANS
MAN BiTTERs prepared BY g. NJ JACKSON Philadelphia
They stand alone unapprosbed remedy
ne or ne cure Of Liver Complaint Dypepsa Jaunds Ns
ii W. CLANCY Mlierbburg, KY October It, 1884 sai: "ay
ing sold Bera has given every
nsta that has t lei my nutce,n
shLsoN EDWARDS saisiaa ky June 1854 said: we
rejoice 70 niorm that this aty celebrated medicine
maintained The exalted reputation watch hiss gveu having
tested ~ yrses sitating say emneny it,
D. ~. ]. w, BERRY Unontown Ky July 81 1854
have heard Of many performed BY the B Hooand
nian biteIs, and believe il to- valuable msdcine.H
GRANT Irvine, Ky June 80 1854 said We
item by the hal dozen dozana, I 1E7I \
DR.. 2. FATIo BRO. Knoxville Tenu April O. 1851 said:
Your Rtefs selling every person that has
uaea 20 far We have abs 70 learn
kg These BlTTEkS ENTIRELY VEGETABLE thew ipyx-
the ye PROSTATE IT, and can be used
for Infants well as adults, -
&J- Forsale by respectable deasrseyery where.
.,..,.w J. WRIGHT CO; New oresua,
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feWAosA, NovemnerA, 1858. MO i'm
There being regard the future Dividends
Of ne aun Mutual Insurance Company of NewYok 10
proper state shat Scrip will continue
"a heretofore for the full of Dividends by
psuy at the close Of each fiscal year. @
formerly the reserved fund capital limited Million
Dollars and the whole amount OF net profits yearly
the payment redemption outstanding Scrip
but future after the nee profits
will be annually Appropriated redemption Scrip
heretofore and the other the othe Capital
Phpy until the same shall equal Two Millions Of Dollars sreby
cressp the security tbs Scrip
the Company THOMAS $780, Agent. Ne mis- fqt
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wv x 3 ERYGR Y I I'M AZ DOCTOR TOE.
pkofsY CHOLERA and CHOLERA MoRRus, AauE and EYER
cured in from "a to IS hours. VENEAL DiSEA8ES GLEET
iGOSORRHtkA, RECENT and most INYETERATBa ULCERS,
SORE IfIEoATs, COUGHS COLDS CBETINATE CANCERS Fls
TbAS of all kinds, VEINS, CARRIES OF THE BoNkS, WHITE
svsLLING, Kings EVIL, GRAVEL, PAINS In THE BACK,
SIDES and BREAST COLD HANDS AND FEET, togethsrwth all
to and angle ladies' and chdren My long
ssdencs the Indians experience and practice
curing diseases which have been considered
hoesleas ny celebrated Qooors. sts5s t5 -
tyr 0aee 800 Old Lsvee opposite the Mint, An ianss #
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MEDICAL CARDS.

i hCULIST- DIR. 4GusTNE's OFFICE, ssssass,
ny FIR the Of DIS sASES of The EYE
OF WISDOM No. is5 ST. ChafeszA
street opposite Lafayette Square, Neworleans.
S Ali Surgical 0pera for she EYE attended TO- Such
CATARACT, sQuINTlNs, Tho feaERTIoN OF ARTIFICIAL
ENE NLn. : nj 2m
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70 your sarsapai will
cabies syphie cacheSia and In all diseases
indication Of ssenia to een in
junction With think would prefer
pafsPn Of phyhean will admit its value
THO ecpositsn
Respectfully, ysnYs. w. T. pRENTISS, nj sDs
AeNinRofi ,Ey. December 4, 1851. ~
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s$2 NV
55ffss nae 7 so 55 p
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MAGNOLIA No. ~, meets every Tuesday evening
At room No. 8, odd Fellows Hall. .0ficers--E L
Nimmo, q j Forat,V G; j @ Wagner, Score
Treasurer
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FOR SALE OR RENT,

NOR RENT--A large DwELLING HOUSE ssss
III Entefpefeet, between Coliseum Place,
wilh q Garden attached. Apply 70
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1854-04-21
city Superintendent
Commercial Statistics,

The items embraced IN the following
statement, for which | am indebted t.
Mr.. Mygatt, have been carefully collected
and may be considered substantially cor
rect. With the exhibit for 1854. / give
that of 1888, the corresponding items
placed in juXtapostion, for the purpose
of showing at a glance, the great increase
in our general Export and Import bus
mess. The rapid growth Of several inn
portant branches of industry is Clearly in
Dictated by the figures presented, while
the new branches which have sprung up
in our City during the year will also not
fail to arrest attention. Various inter
csting facts. connected with the increased
productions of country and city. and the
healthy and progressive condition of their
joint leading interests in the department
of agriculture, manufactures. trade, and
commerce, will fayorably strike the mind
as the result Of an examination of this
table
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1854-04-21
The Harbor Improvement.


The state of our harbor fuud was fully
presented IN communication addres sed to
the People of the City on the subject few
days prior TO the late election. Ii is, there
fore, unnecessary for me again TO 60 into de.
tail. The city means on hand, and TO be
raised by tax in accordance with the atfirma-
tive vote of frceholders on the question sub
mitted, for expenditure on the harbor this
year, NAV be stated at about 81, 1909. The
balance uneXpended Of the Government APP
preparation is S., 229 in cash and 81 ,375 in
Notwithstanding in all fund of $40, ZO4
What course will be pursued as regards the
application of the Government money we
have not yet been able 10 learn. If some
joint arrangement can be made by which up
on some judicious basis of operation the
means on hand may be faithfully and in pro-
per time applied to the object designed, there
can be no question but thai before the close
of the season, we shall be in the endowment
of permanent harbor advantages. The pre-
sent advanced condition of the Improvement
juStihes this conclusion. The halbor commit
tee, a few days since, made as thorough an ex
animation of the work, as circumstances
would allow. 1t was found TO be in Il more
favorable condition than had been auticipa-
ted. Soundings made every five rods at the
sides and in the centre, between the piers,
from the outer extremity TO the inner, show
fair depth of water At the shallowest points.
and, considering the fact that the lake has
fallen foot or more during the past three or
four months, show also that the deposits or
accumulations of sand have been compare
lively slight. Another encouraging fact is
exhibited, as the result of this examination
An amount OF dredging, which may be ac-
with the facilities at command,
in a few weeks of favorable weather, will
open a channel on the north side of sufficient
width, and in depth from seven to nine and
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1854-04-21

school tax was las mills on the dollar.
The tax necessary to sustain the school
in district No. 2, is regarded burdensome
by some of the taxpayers. Teachers
well educated, and in other respects quail
flied, cannot now be obtained without
paying good prices. Teachers of less lit
erary attainment, and general qualifica-
ton than those now employed in district
No. 2. might be obtained at considerable
less expense. This would. however, low
er the standard of education and bring it
below the demands Of the district. Eve
nv friend of Free Schools would, doubt
less. much sooner submit to taxation than
consent to the employment of lower
grade of teachers.
With this state of facts, it will not be
improper to suggest some measure TO
remedy the existing condition of things
1t is believed upon careful examination
of the subject, that district No. might
be united with district No. to the great
advantage of the former and without de
triment, but ultimate benefit to the latter.
In such an event it would only be neces-
sary to maintain primary school in dis
trict No for the smaller class of learners.
One competent Principal would then be
sufficient and the several grades ofclaSS-
es could then be equally We'll and far
more economically provided for, than
they now are in the separate districts.
One school library, one chemical, philo-
sophical, or other school apparatus, and
one instructor in vocal music, would thus
suffice for all. The objection that the
district would be too large. is not well
founded. Cities having from two to
three times the population of Kenosha,
have been organized into one school dis
trict with the most gratifying results.
Should the measure lc:e proposed he
adopted, it would be necessary to enlarge
the school edifice in district No. |. The
/ expense necessary for this Object, consti-
tutes perhaps. one of the most formidable
/ objections to the consumation of the mea-
sure proposed. But one thing is certain
aside from the expense of school house
enlargement, the aggregate cost of sup
porting the Educational interests of this
city, would be far less if TIE two district,
were united, than it now is. 1t is very
/ likely that the plan here suggested will
meet with disfayor and perhaps decided
opposition from many, whose opinion,
are entitled to respect; but in the consi-
Iteration of this subject, selfish, or mere
personal interests should not lie allowed
to govern. The greatest good to the
greatest number of children and youth il
this city. should control the action of tho
the people.
In addition to the educational adyanta,
ges afforded by our free schools, the Fe-
male Seminary continues to receive The
generous patronage of the public. and Is
conducted iii manner satisfactory t,
those who have interests committed to is
charge. The school also under the man.
agement of the Sisters Of Charity, has al
attendance of fifty or sixty scholars it,
teachers are perseycringly engaged in pro
noting the advancement ofthe pupils anC
enjoy the confidence of their patrons.
NJ. FRANK.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1854-04-21
NOTICE.

THE Co-Partnership hitherto existing be-
l. tween La Dow & Carpenter Is this day
dissolved by mutual consent The business
of Wool Carding, Cloth Dressing, Grinding
Corn and Cob making Spinning Wheels,
and Turning, will hereafter be carried on by
u. W. Carpenter,
LA DOW & CARPENTER.
Wilmot, kcno,ha Co., Wis. March 81