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THE BOARD OF DREoToRs OF ODD FELhows
HAIL AssosarIoN meet at their office In Odd Fellows
Hall ON the first Monday Of every month ohlcers--
stetson, President Thomas q Shields Secretary
John D. Ben Treasurer; George w Shaw, John Grick-
ard, Il Howard, Richard Swain, Kursheedt J Dun
lap, Gacrge w Race A III Vanhook, Eneas Smith, Thos
hurry aud g N Morrison
THE BOARD OF DREcToRs OF ODD FELLows' REST
Assocruos meet at the Office of the Grand Secretary
ia ODD Fellows Hail. on the fourth Wednesday in JAM
uary and second Tuesday In April July and October
ofacers Henry Bier President; james Furneaux,
Secretary J Pierson, Treasurer.
THE GENERAL RELIEFsC oMMITTEE l. o. O. r. of
Hgw 0nLEASs, meets at the Oce of the Grand Score
tary In Odd Fellows Hail. the first Tuesday of every
month 0iicers-C y Todd, President, 100 Canal
street, James Furneaux Secretary Odd Fellows Hall
Lafayette Guyol, Treasurer, IS Exchange Alley Q s
Stewart corner Of Triton Walk and Dryades street;
q Mortimore, IS Tchoupitoulas street. II Tufier, 70
Cent? street; G Medina, Tchoupitoulas street be-
tween Seventh and Eighth streets; o Miller, %
Camp street W Cook ID St Paul street q Hardy
1S5 Camp street William Watson, jr., A Hero 81
0revier street; George Dirmeyer II New Basin; M 8
Hahn. Camp street J Anderson, Agiers J B
Schroeder; AZ Toulouse street, Gaiiot, &C Charities
street; Alfred Shaw. AUS
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Nasneu cr afncers-Time ana plaee Of Meeting.
THE n. wv. GRAND L0pgE or LOUISIANA I. @. o.
meets eemi annually, the fourth Tuesdays in JAN
uary and duly, 81 0ad Fellows Hell. corner of Camp
Nn6 hafsyefts ereefs, lev Orleans Officers for Che
prssvnt year. HenFy n ftessons Of Hope Lodge No.
a, W Grand Master Thomas Blake Of CONNER
nial Lodge No. IL, B VI D Grand Master !; Bernard
Cohen cf unicn Lodge No. Ii q w Grand Warden
Thomas "A Shields, Of pnion Lodge No O. R W Grand
sectetxFY; Henry E1liams, Of Commercial lodge No
IL Grand Treasurer q W Race, OF Commercial
Il A1lrb No. f& and Henry Bier, Of Hope Lodge No Ia
s Grand Representation to she Il of tho III Il. q
& w Wf5sslI IF Crescent Lodge No. 8, w Grand Chap
lxnS kIenfd Swain Of Crescent hodge No g. W Grand
MarnhAi II Dsntzei, Of Union Lodge No. g. w Grand
1eHdsctpr ] Stevens, Of Louisiana Lodge No i, w
9fand Huardians John Frankford, Of Crescent Lodge
NO y N Grand Herald. Distract Deputy Grand Mas
sers-fst District, vacant Mfspaugh, Of Covenant
Lodge 70, Z, District Ne. a. " VI Tanght Of yeier-
son Lodge Nc District No. Lcuis Bush Of Excel
sier Ledge No. "a. District No 4; Field, Of st.
MAfy's Lodge No. 20, District No. s.; Camp
psn, OF ~ EAp0ry Lodge No Is, District NO. O !; a
mAtta, q IeSoto Lodge No I, District No. Z; Il
Aarris 81 Carroll Lodge No. so, District No 81 Joseph
9usb, Of Trinity Lodge No. 81, District No. o.; D
wcCoy Of Rapides ledge No 81, District No. 10 r NJ
saxysf Of New iberia Lodge no. SO District No II
II Hana6ker Of Meth Ledge No. q, District No. II
X Haley, Of Prairie Lodge No 81 District No IS
= Dehm of Columbus Lodge No "a, District No, IA
GA Neafus, Of Clinton Lodge No. ~, District No. 10.
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4 Ono 80 SSlMI 1IAINT, D1SPEPSIA, NERVE
- GUS DEBILITY, DISEASE OF THE KIDNEYS Fnr,ho,
TERs from Missouri in favor q GERMAN BIT
hv plepafed by Dr. M JACKSON Philadelphia
tor the cure of the above Diseases ~ ~" IN use
M r, .r.,. READ AND BE CONVINCED
H ADAMS, Publisher Argus Weston M, J,, ~ TOE,
was last aud weak "a no ~ X M
AZ me case than time tried one
your eermaD Btters entirely cursd me- bava naa
Sson sk ssai Two bottles so ss from here
'nsn " % superior now in use
Bitte,s s Glasgow, Mo- August 1851, said aYour
an 70 go here bottle ten dayn
ana haa been the Of selling dosen bottles
4. HARDING St. Joseph Mo-. al 1881 sad yo,,
@ no doubt equal the our people appear
aSa mem nave had them in hours
Dr. A. HE 9S:f p Please Lee send another lot
sen Sssss all they have been
~ FEN IN any other medicine with which acquainted
system, A y A"hh Anhs, and never prostrate the
~ sae ny respectable dealersin Medicine every where.
;sy e,sAu, J. WRIGHT CO. New Orlaa ans
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1sksraos suheraln !, I, 1 81, a

" q. zero 70. q meets at Baton Rouge, Thurs
sI Mr. No. %, meets 1t Franklin, Saturday
NEITa NJ. 81 meets 1t Shreveport, Wednesday
DIV eyening. g ! - Sasu1
cLSgoa No. q, meets at Clinton, Wednesday
@71qny syening. Fg8$s - 80 - Ss s--se'
1s sss1,as 90, %, meets At Trinity, Saturday
EF ' No. "a, meets at Thibodaux, satur-
Day evening. ~ Aha1S-
PaAm.g No 81, meets at Washington, Friday
Ncnasy sYening. SAs41ey sAies
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ms r. VI GaAND EscAMrMHNT OF PArnIARcHs

ma &. VI dnAND ENcAMfMENT OF PATRIARoHs
LcuIsIAra L o. o. r., meets semi-annually, on the
~ nd TuesdAysin January and July at Odd Fellows
5lz, eekner Of Camp and Lafayette streets, New Or
SsS 0iicers for the present year-John Orchard
Sieok, r W G senior Warden, james Furneaux, B W
g Ecgibe e Williams. r. w a Treasurer ii Mills
pn1gh, = w Junior Warden; Dunlap, B W g
Marshal Gllingham, W G Sentinel John Frank
sezd " Deputy Sentinel Alfred Gates, D G. Patri
arrh Of District No. q; Andrew Maths, D D G Patri-
arch Of District No. s. ---
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.in me advertisements han what may in plain trub
are called nave bee master hose
y e those there only merit
nse given to sny
and which ssptued vel
q da asa INT familiar
ONE merit than that experience, WI eiAih nc
enect In few davs and find Nm ala
us o. longer DURATION without submitting the patient to usS
obioa treatment a. will draw upon him
n 70 neglect his affairs, bn
need not be altered il New erIesna
secrecy which ALWAYS invoably preserve hicss'
nave many qualifications which not think
.na. my feputationis
Tin the morning until al night
d9s = ": WATSON, NJ. D.
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49, 'sflOh lfiE6E PRESENTS SHALL
John Coleman having purchased Mt a rals . nv e
npnad ~ T orleans the hns
h eets Of this Court Office ne desa n MI
a h .ne l9n day ofJuy a. D. Nonien ar ADO
ana TO IN Act Oft Stats a. I,
A., An Act for the further titles 10 nf,cas
Nrly 18TH approved the tenth March isss
ana and arg sdnnished in the Of u.i
sn sh NE second District Court treaas who rr 81 mn
lls q claim In and the properly e,cbd Il
cors ny niormafty in the 81 nie ~
IN ,a Mhch he aaie made, Ru aty or eso,v
M snn snd advertisements time or name, ~
an ads a 10 IS inserted public rate by H. ss
Tba - uoulu hot De confirmed homoepatsd
properly WIS sold by the
stnsd ia. 81 ap A D. 1854 by virtue ord ~, al
entia III .s Court on the sth b iss n n
his o sonn coleman W j. H. haddor No 7s1 or bs 1aeka,t
Tor the price of $2 $50 A pecame the puTtbnser
OF PROPERTY AS GIVEN IN THE
VIZ: min portion of Ground IL
Parish Of JEFF being I'M ana ~ g
bon, H. srouhd designated by the on lhe no ~
nv N @ and deposited in the Theodore
ana IA l.on on Third street. on
forms nv on Hyaes street portion III ~
corner OF FrynBiA and
m tb ~; 2b feet Pryania sreet by
On the ; iunhg with Rayades ma 9is a.
Bus,as @ parallel with Second atreet topebep Tin al t
"a 6 Of June 1882 Buijdinp and
vide u wo and half story Dwelling Iiousr sIas ,nofS
an Ne N front on the story fancy iron ysis H.
aebed t.eI 20 three sid the kitchen and seInnt; on
on ida vail slate a. garden san NJ ein
CLERKS Office of the Second Diatte Co.., .f NJ, :,
day Of August, Al H. 1884 s OF hsw Orleans, this 10th
A
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CHOICE WINES AND I.IoIInps D..

81 ,n,Ds sO11 Hi1NI1k5 AND IIQUUHS.-BRAN-
Of the vintage of 1875, and 1905 d.
and Qualities e'''HHea'o vi Rafionsprtces
pnh SoEso1 and Harmony Old Port sl
ock Crems de Rouzv Sery
ssss OF all qualities ~ " ~ iAo e'aie'ih caskh ana
Ho!andGin Jamaica Rum Ola
Rye whisky Brandy Juice
syeydescripion; Bokors Berlin Bra
'beetms "a err he found for city psper
w easksfCE TER and ALE in pints md ouart.
sEWELL T. TAYLOR, is RoynIatreek.
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would respectfully attention Of citizens md
III the following aets He cures ali Private
seminal Ssss Nods
ca attsn OF me Skin Dr. James the espe
solitary habit kieh rau W.
ong ave- them for either business society The fol
& q Vision Loss Of Power Paip}taon Of h
on w. Mentally the effects c Ss Sa az O. @ F.
Evil Confusion Of Ideas Depression Of Spirits
All psys are some q the eyilsprodned.
not are afflicted with of the
DE- James, and be reatored 10 parfsc, baah
Yourself e aesasy prevent apply Immediately and save
weakness Of the Organs Immediately cured and full veop
JAMES has his former Office No. n 2,
'u0mhouse streess between Royal Bourbon Streets "
q at distance the Remedies Of tbs 5
onn 70 " address by giving full letter and en-
eG,s1o : zee o. ten dollars [mys lydawl DR.. JAMES
"A CERTAIN CURE.-Dr. Goop,s ComnounJ
INTACT OF CoPAIyA-Thia is the great 80
onarrbaa ew 1ork and other cities s poave cure for
sod at No. Isl CHARITIES STREET Ana lagsh'
a CASE OF TOTAL BLINDNESS cTTREn
s. IN NEW ORLEANS by KIER,s PETRoIETfM os pnCy
alone. 'AA1, Va hFe SsAfs'standing cured by il
certify that had afflicted with Inflammation far I've
attack RSciaSs by So
dieine anu Of dollars purpose
NJ het does not know that type would mol bavs
perfect asd Strength can N o nc il
gns ~ IS my Left and eastsympoms
most river Any ean es AZ ~
ar can testify he y
Investment made, for know vaasbe Natural Medicine
Attest-J WRIGHT a So -, q, !, - ] !. HARTMANN.
sD frice bottle Wholesale relailoniyby
jARyis / WSo Goi NJ ISL charresai.,ahd
INNS ON Corner Common and Magazine atreats5
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LACEY /. 90, 81 81 Charles street,
81 BR ANCB OF LACEY PIiILLlPss Gel DRAFTED n =
MhNuFACToRy Philadelphia Offering enest NOR
IA hcnabe HARNESS. HkpDLFS AND TRUNKS
~ REPAIRING SIRICTIY ATTENDED no, fsaf JystS
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SLAVES-SLAVES.
HATS, BOOTS. SHOES.

GD0OTS, SHOES AND HATS .rsssR
Ae We just receiving at the old stand Of A. F. #
Dunbar 4 Co.. 81 s. and % Common aeet 4 large vD
HATS of all kinds which, together with those hand
complete. merchants will do well
PLANTATION GOODS unsurpassed city
( as hLENTINE CO.
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R{SAHNESTOCK'S VERMIFUGE.-A SAFE
~ CERTAIN serious and incura
w diseases may be laid by They In
asns o many children and daily and size No
remedy can be used with certainty
nai in us Effects FAHNEsfOCKs VERMFGE
Read THU certificate. = = ~ 'ie arc WORMS.
MAJ I, DANVILLE, ARK. March 49, 1885,
walls of b. A. Fshneptock celebrated Yenee and eays
mem 70 two OF chirenone old ma
ABOUT i've odwhh brought them nbout
- - V NV sf NIi " : sure
Wv Sold Wholesale RETAIL all the prncina nynuo
Country Merchants throughout staea al Ill Vim
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DRUGS MEDICINES.

n WRIGHT & CO.'S CATALOGUE OF
- GENUINE AND POPULAR FAMILY MEDICINES
Wholesale prices. - y
tE Depot speeia Agency No. iyl CHARTREs AT
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SUNDRIES--
W boxes assorted Preserves In lars. - - ti WI
~ soxea 10 nato Ketchap in and pint bottles;
ny dozen one and pound Lobsefp: = ~
~ cases Sadnes tGi wheles quarter boxes,
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- WoLFEs AROMATIC scHEIDAM scHNApPs
pInggists and Merchants and all any
10 the above catalogue will by call
ng their orders sboys where will
Of PATENT MEDICINES United
StAes and at the lowest prices Please address - -
j.. WRIGHT IL co.,
n1xt M NJ Xxi ~ " a., aa.Efio E
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.ayes''s Che,,gy Pec1o.1.1
XETE INVITE - ess

Dear Sr one Nor ALLRsAs MoH., January TO- 1888
There INA. me CHERRY n NJ, shdian De aand
The Community sbond vicinity although known until
" t's virtues Yours truly,
~ Prepared and uold rs, r,s JOHN R. KELLOGG D.
0We' Mas, and by ali Drnreists ''a ana Anasteai
jsss&makW y. WRIGHT 6o
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IA Il 45s, FL
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Interior Eneampsncnts. @
MAGNoLM No, 4, Baton Rouge
MOUNT Sinai No. 9, at Franklin, st. Mary's
Parrish "a -
G. W, SHAW No. 10. 1t Clinton, East Feliciana.
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olsae py respectable dealersn Medicine every where
eT en,aAU J. WRIGHT 4 CO., New Orleans
Wholesale kpspt
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pi MES cases whole, halfand Quarter

(sw I5I,I :, : .1eHRAN &HALt. ss eraviers.
W We olL-l00 baskets NJ. Sue. forsale bv
S i 3 d vi boxes in store and for sale
-. = = sNsfE q CO. 20 and ~ OLD Leyee. asas
ARD-200 bbls, for sale b y 1s.s
-S - 3 H. KENNEDY co TX T,h,... ~
The independent. (Harrisonburg, La.) 1853-18??, 1854-03-29

JUICE BRoNsoN ON THE NEBRASKA QuEs-
Bronson, late Collector of New
York, whose political martyrdom the South
was SO earnestly called upon to depiore and
ayenge, and whose opinions were pronounced
by some presses in The South to be the very
standard Of orthodoxy on the slavery question,
is out in letter against the Nebraska bill,
and says:
/ would not needlessly move this question
because it is one Of an exciting nature, which
tends to sectional division, and which may do
us harm as people. / would leave it to the
slaveholdiDg states to decide for themselves,
and on their own responsibility, when, if ever,
the matter shall be agitated in Congress- It
may be that they viii act wisely and never
move at all especially as it seems pretty
generally agreed that neither Oregon, New
Mexico nor California is well adapted to slave
hhcs~3 R,zA. = -A.s.-S' at0pla
make ssss question, We have no other choice
but to meet it; and then, whatever conse-
quences may follow, / trust the people Of the
free States win give united voice against
allowing slavery on single foot of free soil
where it is not now authorized by law.
] am, very respectfully,
Your obedient servant,
GREENE G. BRONSON.
The independent. (Harrisonburg, La.) 1853-18??, 1854-03-29

sanctity of plghted faith, and the sanctity
and inviolability of law. This is the member
who now assumes to teach the Senate OF the
United States the ethics of purer political
morality, and in the purer doctrine Of the
doctrine of the fathers. Sir, have not yet
arrived to that degree of impotent arrogance
as to assume the right to speak eith1for the :
north or the south :; but claim the right,
and shall exercise the right, to speak my
own opinions-to speak and to vote, too, in
favor Of exhuming the Constitution from this
compromise under which it has been admit
ted it has been and is buried, and in favor al
the great principle Of sef-governmcnt 10
every organized community in this broad
land so far, at least, as their local domestic
institutions are concerned.
very well know, sir that that Senator's
political opinions are widely different from
mine. very well know the political senti
ments Of his constituents are not the polit-
cal sentiments of my constituents. Yes, sir,
full well know his constituency is not mine;
and thank my God to-day it is SO. But. not
withstanding all this, whenever | so far forget
myself whenever so far forget the courts
sizes due to this body, and the constitutional
rights of Senator's on this floor, as by q
shameful violation of both to bring down
abolition applause from the galleries. to
say that any Senator, whatever may be his
peculiar opinions, cannot speak, either for
the north, the south, the east, or the west,
now deela=eI should be wholly unworthy Of
a seat here. l viii DECLARE such an act as =
gross, unmitigated insult to this body, and
disgrace to the national Senate, so tar as tho
act of such a member can disgrace it.
Now, sir, in conclusion / will say, 90 for
this bill because the Missouri earnpronlise is
inconsistent with the great and popular -iu-
cipIe established, after full discussion, in tho
acts organizing the Territories of New Mexi-
co and Utah. go for it because it brings
us back to and reasserts the original and
true principle upon which this government
was originated and finally established-that
every State and organized community has
the sole right to ordain and establish its own
local domestic institutions, and to be govern
ed by laws made by the representatives of
their choice. Yes, sir, 60 for it because it
aiirms this great principle of self-government
that man is capablesof governing himself.
90 for it because, if its principles are adj
hered to, it removes from the halls Of Con
gress the exciting agitation about slavery IN
the Territories of the United States.
There is true man, one who rises above
sectional jealousy and places himself, where
every American Senator ought to be, upon
the broad and solid platform Of the Constitu-
ton of the United States. The bill passed
the Senate by large majority. 1t is now in
the House, but it is said by some, that it has
been placed so low down on the calendar
that it is doubtful whether they reach it or
not this session.
ET The following is the combination Of
The independent. (Harrisonburg, La.) 1853-18??, 1854-03-29

THx WExrHER.-For the last few weeks
the weather has been a. changaable and un-
certain as an old raid. On Sunday morning
last we had considerable Of frost, and we
are sorry to learn that the cotton has been,
20 some extent injured thereby. To-day the
wsather is cloudy and warm, with appear
sance of rain. Hh t
The independent. (Harrisonburg, La.) 1853-18??, 1854-03-29
Y. A. BRYAN, Editor md Proprietor,
TxsspklAL.-Owinr to the non-arrival {

TxaspkAE. Owing to the non-arrival Of
any Of our packets this week from the city,
We arc driven to the disagreeable necessity
Of again asking the hind indulgence of our
yeadenA We ordered a supply Of paper a
week ago and it has not yet arrived, conse-
quently we ~ unable to print but half Of
onr issue for this week, but We will strike off
the balances as soon as we receive our paper,
which will be here on the first boat.
The independent. (Harrisonburg, La.) 1853-18??, 1854-03-29

~ We learn that The Ouacllita river at
Camden was falling very rapidly when the
Louisa Jeff. The Louisa passed down yester-
dsy with near 2700 bales of cotton. We
1esgn that there y yet $4,000 bales there
evaiiin9 transportation to market. 81
The independent. (Harrisonburg, La.) 1853-18??, 1854-03-29

~ The clerks of steamers Rockaway
and McRae win ACCEPT our thanks for files
81 late city papers.
The independent. (Harrisonburg, La.) 1853-18??, 1854-03-29

3 - The District Curt for the Parish Of
.Catshoula, viii commence its session in this
place on Monday week, it being the second
Monday in April. This viii be a jury term,
and we understand that there Is long dock
a "a b gone through with.
The independent. (Harrisonburg, La.) 1853-18??, 1854-03-29

~ Hon. John Perkins, Jr., has placed
= under obligations for numerous late favors,
6mong which is . bound volume, entitled
4 Message and Documents. Part @"
The independent. (Harrisonburg, La.) 1853-18??, 1854-03-29

PuTxAxs AABAsrrE.-Ihis valuable and
exosllent monty for March i received. and
- heretofore, it contains articles Of the high
ct style, = ven = Of the most attractive and
interesting vs1tly. Il is published # the
low rate q Is per annum. II .e
The independent. (Harrisonburg, La.) 1853-18??, 1854-03-29

TRINITY ApvocArE.-This paper, under tho
control of 7. w. Graves, is one Of the most
scurrilous sheets we ever saw. The editor
appears to be lost to all sense Of propriety
and honor, and will make any false and
wreckless assertion, to crafty hi, depraved
and viscious disposition. He is TOO far sunk
in depravity to be worthy Of even an excori-
ation-the object is too hideous to be exposed.
Our only wonder is that he is permitted 70
issue his mean and scurrilous sheet in the
enlightened community that it now disgraces
by its appearance. The mendacious and ma
lignant attack on US meets the scorn and con-
tempt that the editor so cordially receives
wherever he is known. We have heretofore
given his chatacter, and do not wish to again
defle our paper with his moral portrait
i onco~did Intelligencer.
Mr.. Holbrook, special agent of tho post
Office department. has just detected an ek-
tensiye mail robber, in the person Of r. A.
Smith, baggage master on the New Haven
and Springfield railroad. he is said to have
stolen over $lOo. ooo; i
The camphene gas factory Of Fslls 4 Gray,
Of Hartford, Conn, exploded with frightful
effect, on the I'd inst. II is supposed that
twenty were killed, and fifty wounded. a7
"Where is the hoe, Sambo!'
Wild de rake, nassa." s4
Well, where is the raks !"
:. "Widsde hoe"
But where are bothlo a
aWhy, bofe together. I golly ole massa.
you pears to be berry 'ticklar dis mornin' y
Steamboat Register. !,
COMO Up. IL
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