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Gsand Encamlpnlent.

THE R. W. GRAND ENCtMPMEST OF LOUISIANA. l.
o. o. F. holds its regular sessions the third Tuesday in Jan.
uary and July Of each year the Odd Fellows Hail. corner OF
Camp and Lafayette streets,
Officers for the year S56-Alf. Moulton NJ W Grand Patr
ach Thomas +. Bragg NJ. f. t. Fl. Priest VIM Deacon K
W. q. S. Warden; James Furneaux, K W G. Scribe H. VII
liams r. W. G. Treasurer; W. X. Mcintosh r. w u j. W
j, @. Dunlap r. W. e. Rep S. NJ. Todd, W, G. Marshal
Thomns Keehe W G. Sentinel; John frankfort, W Dep
Alf. Gates R. W D. n G. Patriarch, of District No 2
No. 3 Baton Rouge A Y. D, Covert, K. W D. D. G. Par
arch, Of District No 4, Clinton
Subordinate Emcnmpments.
Widely No the first and third Saturday in each
mouth in ODD Fellows Hall of Camp and Lafayette
Peter MOnseu, II. P; r. D. Van Horn, s. W: w. b. Cook
Scrbe A. A. Maginnis, j, W; II. Williams Treasurer; james
FurneauX Assistant Scribe.
HOBAH No meets the second and fourth Saturday each
month, in Odd Fellows Hail. corner of Camp and Lafayette
streets. Officers for the present teA lothrop G. p; G
" Could H. p; E. Smith, 5. W. ". b. Koona Seribei J.
Sherwood j. W., s. NJ Todd Treasurer
IASALLE No. meets the first and third Monday in eacl
months in Odd Fellows Hall, of Camp and Lafayette
streets Officers for the present termE A. Patterson g. F.
David Moore H. P; Louis MonEenn s. W. A. D. Moss Scribe
N Benedict j. W; j. RoSenfed, Treasurer,
WASHINGTON No. meets the second and fourth Monday
in each month"; in Margny Buildings Third District. Officer
for the present ter-C Lhngcnhecker G. r; IL Goldman i
p f. Brinkman s, W. H. G. Finke ScHbei j. Goeri2, D. W
Il. Milspaugh, Treasurer
LAFAYETTE No meets the first and third Monday eac
month Oh Tchoupoulas street, half square above Ruoa
crossing Fourth District Officers tor the present TERM
Dunn g. P: j. F. krantz H. P, Chns Geheep, D. NJ s. Gal
pin Scribe; l. Jennings j. "; j. T. Barrett Treasurer
PELICAN No. meets the first and third Saturday in eac
month in Polar Star Lodge ROOM ST. Louis street Officers 70
The present tern-J H. Wagner, C. P l. Charles, H. p 7
Captane s. W; c. O. Dugue, Scrbe j. fede D. W. D. La
terale Treasurer.
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Il IN1SG.- ZEAL the author Of the Charcoal
Shetckes thus admirably takes off that class Of peo-
plsFho are never 50 happy as when they are milking
VI themselves miserable.
How are you, Trepid How do you feel today,
Ri. Trepid ~ 3s8s .ssSs@a . #85I, III, .64 t.5#s5
9 ia great deal worse than was, thank ZEE; most
dead I'm obliged to you Fn always worse than !
very sure, any how, I'm not going to be any better
and for The future you may Away know IN worse,
without asking any for the questions make
me worse, if nothing else does. ssg;&5
why Trepid, whats the matter with you ?n
Nothing tell you in particular, but great deal
Is the matter with me in general; and that's the dan
ger, becausesWe don't know what it is. That's what
Ellis people, when they can't tell what it Isl that's
whats killing me, My great grandfather died Of it.
ansi III sil e The doctors don't know; they can't
tell they say I'm well enough when I'm bad enough
and 50 there's no help I'm going off these days right
y but of everything III general, That's what finishes
* our foIks.,al zt5it.t
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a printer, not long ago, being flung by his sweet
heart, went to the printing Office and tried to COM
NIT suicide with the shootingstick, but the thing
wouldn't 60 Of, -.
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REMARKS.
~ -atl-fIa . i d.
RESIDENCE.
pATa.ESo.

fso 1erehants from al 70 etn q April
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BOARD OF DIRECTORS OF ODD FELLOWS HAII
ASSOCIATION at their office in Odd Fellows Hail. OF
the first Monday of every mouth.
John D. Ben, Treasurer; j. G. Dunlap John GFckard d. G.
Rareshide Walter Nicol ALI, Mouon Edward Pishury an'
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MAYoRALry OF NEW ORLEANS

G.. DUREL, Collector.
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" The following message was read.
BOARD OF ASSISTANT ALDERMEN,)
New ORLEANS April IL, 1856. (
To the President and Members of the
Board of Aldermen:
GENELEmEN-Your concurrence is respectfully so.
icied i'll the following resolutions, adopted by this
Board:
A resolution 10 pay Wm. A Beecher, SlO0 p
A resolution granting 10 the Clay Monumental As
ISOLATION of New Orleans The right 10 statue
Canal street, at the intersection OF Royal and ST
Charles streets.
A resolution granting permission to Henry Sawyer
to erect a blacksmith shop on his property.
A resolution 10 pay H. &. Pearson 500.
A resolution approving the adjudication made to
VIM Garland and accepting his securities.
Aresolution approving the adjudication made to John
Randoif & Co.. and accepting their securities.
A resolution 10 pay widow H. Boulet S4UO.
resolution rejecting the adjudication made to w.
A High for running ferry in the 4th District
resolution 10 resell the contract for running ferry
in The 4lh District
A resolution 10 pay sundry persons
A resolution authorizing the Surveyor TO issue
certificate 10 Patrick Flynn for digging Melpomene
Canal
A resolution instructng the Street Commissioner TO
cause TO be filled up lot on Bagatelle street, Sd
District.
a resolution rejecting the adudicaons made for
OF the 4th and 18th Wards.
A resolution authorizing the sale of contract to
tence each end Of the bridges across Melpomene
Canal
resolution to pay C. 0. Danbert sl3G 10.
Respectfully, yours,
CHARLES w. HOPKINS,
Secretary pro lem
The following resolutions, passed by the AS
sistant Board, were read twice and concurred
in, the iales being suspended.
A resolution to pay VIM. A. Beecher 800
A resolution granting permission Henry Sawyer
10 erect blacksmith shop on his property
A resolution approving the adjudication MADE 10
William Garland, and accepting his securities.
Yeas -AIessrs. Bailey, Culbertson, Durell
Dupre, Denegre, Prague, Pride and Iompkins
IS.
A resolution approving the adjudication made IL
John Randolf & Co. and accepting their securities.
Yeas Messrs. Bailey, Culbertson, Durell
Dupre, Denegre, Prague, Pride and Tompkins
IS.
Aresouon 10 pay widow H. Boulet 500.
Yeas Messrs. Dupre, Prague, Pride AND
Lugenbuhl--.4
Nays Messrs. Bailey, Culbertson and Dene
gre-3
A resolution rejecting the adjudication made 10 W
| A Hugh for running ferry in The 4th District
A resolution 10 pay sundry persons adopted Apr
| 18Th, 1861
| resolution authorizing the Surveyor 10 issue
| certificate 10 Patrick Flynn for digging Melpomene
| canal
| Yeas--Messrs. Dupre, Bailey, Culbertson
Durell, Denegre, Prague and Prde-7.
resolution instrucliug The Street Commits soner tc
cause 10 be filled up lot on Bagaelle street, Thire
| District
A resolution rejecting the adjudication made 70
cleaning and repairing The paved and unpaved streets
of the Fourth and Eleventh Wards.
The following resolution, adopted by the AS.
sistant Board, was referred to the Finance Com
mittee
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III AS surrendered himself the 3lst March last.
L The muatto man HOWARD is S feet 4 Ii
inches high has straight hair is about 81 years old
Says he belongs TO Mr. James Duncan, living Cow
.ngton parish OF st. Tammany, State of louisiana
The owner is requested 10 call and claim said slave
according TO law.
E. BLANCHARD,
all Keeper of the City Police Jail.
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NEwz 0RLEAss, April u, 1856.


1856 G. DURFaI4 Collector
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orFI AI.-BoAR or AssIsTANF ALDERMEN.

the Treasurer aldermen 1a2
1856 ordered De published III the Obfcia
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AMTAS brought to the City Police Jail on the 9TH
Wy inst% The negro JOE is feet 10 1-2
inches high is about 80 years old. Says he belongs
to Mr.. Henry Flood of Vicksburg, Mississippi
The owner is requested 10 call and claim said slave
according to law.
E. PLANCHARD,
all I'm Keeper City Police Jail.
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-09-23

Also large lot OF Copper Bars, and Rivets, and Lace
Leather Of all kinda.
Cash by r. K CUTTER,
mAyi3 cor College and Broad SITS
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FREIGHT ON PRODUCE TO CHARLESTON AMI
SAVANNAH

I'm snd amer this date the Articles enumerated below
~ viii be through to Charleston and savannah thu
~ Ices afsxrd TO each article:
tobacco hhds., = 100 IA. ................. SOC
Pork IN ebs y 10" IDS. vi 90
Bagging sud Rope, D 100 rs. ..................1 90
II. T. ANDERSON, sup's
jyT-u n @. Railroad.
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-09-23

A ~ BRkerN Pf.s ssrs -Infrs6scsfH ~ NasArllls
n ~ IARcoank.
Amhruypes made nesA~gs slss in Na1hyie has a
ths AmbfssFps Raoms. Ne 60 College -
Aahreopes . ads zpen arah9 F4ss sis.s hes ns4
eay sealed. ana Asa setseisd against Al poNAay e n
lafy
anDroype cosnisrssits srs made sinFls gsss. sot
sssra, Anf ea aaFshls arfsAEy eagesfeepe
AmbFqypes nsmed ~ ne lBssnf tpaafi1 Frlah
teem fen III ofhsr prtarss 0thar eslFss fhe An,s
aad appiF % nisFief pcisre skeh iae1s kas m4.n
pr1zss e 81 kmsTussT>-Nas SO azfssesY as
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Nashville and Chattanooga railroad.
SPErBaL No sCG so SHlPPE
yv Savannah IN Nashville.

A 3 the Mas vii E AMI chattanooga talroad COrpany
n haVr notified ard reminded he Central sAirozd Com
anies uf &c rFia. - ter Summer Il toes OF
have noticed reognssd IN the ha bills Of
that Company, recenfs di-iThufed N " We take
tis method - inormibT TIL Nrrhtbts ana Shii prs By
that hne q ~ he rr vii b. ~ 81 r 100 b. on Act elAss
goods and ~ IS THE Sand BIT fepFes nj; t125 10
the average through Il Gle geo. n me
ward Nashville hut is Ii-ettO he vsristoa Il 10 eta
ado n tu ner ard q, duCfiod q e. Pc ltp b.
Winter shirh makes tn PEI ADJ - ment
ti.S5 from Jan. 10 December ard 81 n nec June
"A AND R<0N,
I, ma
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Nashville and Chattanooga F ailroad.
90 80 80 IA

LEEELL 100 - go -L-A
RRIVAL and nepartnrss % p 80 - TrsIns To take
n eject and af,sr ssfnrdaY J, ne at, ISIS
Day PAssrrFer Ira n leave Melville rs o'cOrk Ar
irving ~ chasts norE@ at o. nt Nigh Psseengrr
Trsins Nashville at P ~. arrv ng at cha'snoOts
at4se ~.
Usv PASSENGER Train leaves Chausn cga q "a =. Ar
rsY ny a. Ns,hvH's p ~ Nab Passes Trs
Chattanooga II s1AP Ar'v ~ Ne Invite 50 Az.
IL sNnt RsoN, permit, neAnt.
EAsHruIF Jane est, lSss.
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CREAT DTCCOYERY.

Oh 4 DiFOOf EAls
TANFS' Ntt FAtAftA Ia D--A Ger cure Tor Nsu-
u ralgs 7h-umasisrn. toea Pain, &C.
This nedcn hss heen hu' itst Introduces into NASH
vie but has sresdy acq a. ed grea rep isu,n
The on A sh.tn- ell y. w. eertinrs that he
ATTACKED With .snu-loFy Rh Gmatew nd bad the ser
vices of tee Pt, aans, no anriea hin noseL H.
unable n turn hrns. bod this powerful hnimebt
Gu ed hi N entrcis - oar- Tbs fact u cert n hy
three ueub-rs Of the LT.turv ovsre constantly With
ALIx MACKENZIE, arsns.
.,voe Sashsfla
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Nashville and Chattanooga Railroad.
U5zzr EzzSEa sR $50 AL
:. ~ ~ - -

MEMPHIS AND GAR kSTOH SAILkOAD.
TIVE "AnAMs' txPRESS G, MPANS E" have made ar.
Il raneemrns with the aho Rairo - f,F DAILY F1Tress
Line prepared 20 receive snd To- ward Freight
Paeksge, bv Passenger rains Fuutvie D,estur,
fuscuubis and IT, rmed at stations the c. and NJ
Rairnais Email Pact * n reduced ratrs.
~ Messengers leave NA-fvi y dailv o'cicrk A
go FreiRhtS to be OTEar, Ell by Express Si b. called
or " tho1t extra charge. lpDlO-nl X. HOLT, Agent
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GRAEFENBERG vEGErARLE Pills.
TNHfFE eelshrr pts general thrcG<hf ut the
uho = est, about loo o. tOvss sold annually in
Tennessee.
ny are invaluable 10 the iolessx dlssa.ss an ofuheh
presd non aIOsng Digestive organs 10 rsEin cut q
order
AeidIty cfthe stausch; JAaDdice;
Riih ofnpEiats; Fev~rH:
Want % pg~tis. CcHiTrDesss
Cramps ant CtoHc; Nigh'-earr;
Have ConP sins; pysp~Pta
NrrEoas Aaccfioa; h~adachesi
Liver ornulsintss fierptcBnets;
Nausea and VemtnFs Worms.
800 CERTHFggATES
rre, fsn very section GATED Ptaies vho
have u.d hese PIs in her pact e. Be sea- ea
inR On ne ent and hiaitirr
THR HEALTH ALMANAC F0R NssT.
~ vhes Ne has last received Nsw Yorh 80 GO esPss
- ALKx MACKENZIE
auxss n cotmgs street.
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TELEGRAPH.
A CAHER.

Az nAnuftotrring dsily Eclipse Stove Foundry
In this city q good assortment Of STOVES AND hOL
LuW-WARf. ovens Pots, skrts and Lids, Sad-lrons
md AndirOns Of different patterns the wholesale and
tail trade, at small pgoht
Also Yin Copper Sheet r. Ware cffhs he qushty
lev Agu-es es ore che nb- It's OF BrttAnsa War
and NJ. Ref igr rstor hand for sale ls~.
Particular attention pa to Rooeng anu Gut e ing Win
Tin Cooper
Old Copper, Pewter, Bass and Scrap Iron taken in
exchange Tor my usnlfseiufes.
H.P DoRRIs.
UsO-6m No Codege 81 near Church 81
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OILS.
~ NOT EXPLOSIVE,
Secured by patents.
KEROSENE ILLUMINATING OQ.
The advantages possessed by this oil arc:-

!. The intensity Of the light produced.
2. II "a not explosive.
s. II win remain auid when the best sperm oil has
gcacd
Ip unrraled economy ~ 10 worth Of kerosene gving
muh light % Of rapesccd oil, Sl2 Of whale 81 q
sperm oil, or 80 of burning fluid
This oil burns In all the argand button top lamps incudin9
camphene and syvc oil lamps without the usual tendency y
smoke.
KEROSENE LuBRrcArrNc On-The eject OF this on
chncry IL found 10 be perfectly magical the gum
caused By the of impure oils equal TO the be
sperm oil, and does not CONCEAL al low temperature
burns maanfcenty all The solar pinnacle and hand ampo
signal and bowsprt lanterns The attention of enef
ship ship captains ship supply and others
particularly requested TO the certificates 70 be he
Office Of
AUsTENs, Agents for the Kerosene OIL Company
10, " eeayw sWeet New yWks
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LIST OF LETTERS
Remaining In the New York City Post once,
Friday, June 90, 1856.

Published exclusively In The New YORK HERALD by Act of
Congress-e piper Aaeia2 he tayes eciSa Of paper
IN DC Cniitd States
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C.ENTLEMEN,S LIST.

Woman Miss Sarah Young Miss Mary Young
Young Mrs Jane Jane
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ASTROLOGY.

A STONISHING TO AII.-MADAME MORROW TELLS
n past and future that astonshea
all WHO visit her She will tell the very thoughts She
shows the likeness Of the intended husband and absent rend
and speedy marriages. who will all enjoy and
good luck through life Thousands have their belief
that she k the most wonderful astroogt In the world ak
known No charge II not satisfied. Gentlemen not
admitted 70 Broone street. between Cannon and Columbia
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LOST AND FOUND.

hog LOST-A BLACK AND DARK TAN TERRIER
~ pup. The finder will receive suitable reward by
turning him at No. e West Seventeenth street.
PATRICK CALBY
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vxyEsTRRN LANDS wANTED-wANTED TO PUR
w chase In Southern or Western Iowa. from 10 OW 10
l20 of good prairie land In tract for
scifiemeat Mast be well tmbered and wascred Apply
psrsonsy, by letter, post paid, 10 SAMUEL q, BARNES
Kent ayeRVs aesg pekslb aysQue, proodyn,
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1856-03-26

SELECT SCHOOL, Select School will be
~ opened in Lumber City. Clearfeld county Pa,
on Tuesday the lst day of April for pupils of both
sexes. The undersigned, who will have charge of
it, has had long experience teacher, and will
spare pains to iinpart to the pupils confided
his care, solid education.
TERMS, PER MONTH OF FOUR WEEKS.
Orthography Reading, Writing Arithmetic, 81, 90
English Grammar, Geography and Book
Keeping 150
Higher Branches and Classics, 200
Particular attention will be given to Orthoepy,
according to the most approved standards, to cor
rect and elegant reading, and to composition
If required, an Evening Class will be opened for
the convenience of those whose avocations might
prevent them from attending the day school, and
for the instruction of young ladies and gentlemen
who contemplate becoming efficient teachers.
March %, IS56-6t WIN. MARTIN.
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1856-03-26
6tLEARFIELD INsTITUTE.-Tho mex

~ term of this Institution viii commence On
the 1lth of February, 1856.
All persons wishing to fit themselves for TEACH
ERs or other avocations in life will here receive
every desired facility and attention. thorough
Classical and Mercantile course is here given, on
terms lower than any other similar Institution in
the State.
their daughters under the immediate care
of the Principal. where they will receive rare ad-
vantages with all the comforts and pleasures of a
home;ane their morals wilI be carefully guarded.
Tne rates of tuition per quarter are:-Primary
English, $780, High Eng ish So Classics. $500
Mathematics s,aboye Algebra So; Frencg, Drawing,
and Paint ing,S5 each
Further Information can be hsd by addressing
W A CAMPBELL, PRINCIPAL
Apr a, '55.l Cfearfeld, Pa.
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1856-03-26
GLEANINGS,
adjourned.

The ONO RIVER at Evansville Is 2,Sl6 feet
vids, being wider than the Mississippi at st.
Louis.
IL roU WISH TO cure scolding wife, never
Gail to laugh with all your might until she cea-
SOS, thsn-kiss keri
JsHy DRYDEN, who received 81 wounds in
one day, at the storming Of Sebastopol, is en-
tirely recovered, and again doing duty.
Two HUNDRED FuLIBUsrERs, including Col.
Parker II. French, left New Orleans on the
10Th inst. m the Daniel Webster, to join Gen.
Walker at Nicaragua.
TIE ANNUAL VALUE of poultry in the United
States is estimated at SAC, 600. The City
of New York ezpends yearly, 81 SOC, 900, in
the purchase of eggs alone.
SEvEsry-THRER BATTLES were fought during
the year 1856, in which 7s, 9S7 men were kill
led. The whole number of deaths occasioned
by war cannot be less than 100000.
SoUTH CAROLINA has elected no delegates to
the Democratic National Convention, but the
members of Congress from that State have de-
termined that she shall be represented at Gin
cinnati.
The WYAxporrE Corn, whose prolific quail
ties have been heretofore noticed, is pronoun-
eed at the Patent Office to be comparatively
worthless, either for distllation or fattening
purposes.
The world counts one emporer more. kasa,
brother-in-law of one of the petty kings of
Abyssinia, after dethroning his relative, has
assumed the imperial crown, under the name
of Theodore I.
s.L4pY CoRK," said Sidney Smith, "was
once SO moved by charity sermon,'' that she
begged me to lend her guinea for her con-
tribution. did so. She never repaid me,
and spent it on herself"
The MAIL from California for Utah, in jan
uary last, was carried over the Sierra Nevada
mountains by Norwegian, who footed it on
snow shoes seven feet long and four inches
wide, in the form of skates, and showed him.
self along with pole.
The Cincinnati Gazette states that on Tues
day of last week and the day before, there
were 81 arrivals Of steamboats, at that port
from New Orleans, bringing 10000 tons of
groceries, among them 200 hogsheads of su-
gar and 10 900 barrels of molasses.
TnR Boston Bee says: Nearly every woman
We meet in the street has pair of boots
good, honest, longlegged, water proof boots.
How much better is this than paper soled, dis
ease ciinching, ridiculous shoes. We are be-
ginning to think the millennium is approaching.
Women wear boots-actual, soled, no mistake
boots.
PITCH LAKE OF TRrsIDAD.-The Earl of Dun
donald has purchased estates surroundin, the
above named Lake, and he has obtained a grant
for about one-third the surface of it. 4 com
pany has recently been formed in London. for
the purpose of manufacturing a "patent fuel'
of this pitch, mixed with other substances, to
be used as substitute for coal By tho West
Indian steamers.
GAxE.-Is is estimated by the Journal of
Commerce that there are sold in the mar
kets of New York, during the year, 10000
woedcocks, $4,000 partridges, 10000 rabbits,
2o,oo9 canvass-back ducks, 5000 brant, 1000
Issllarl, 10000 black ducks, 8 600 Wild geese,
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