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Delaware Democrat. (Wilmington, Del.) 1857-1858, 1857-10-17
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

lAraMosD's INDIAN QUEEN Horri. FinH AND
MARKET STREETS, Wilmington, Del.
This old established and sdcseryedly popular
First Glass Hotel, is still open for the reception Of
guests. The location Is in the most pleasant part
Of The city, and in the immediate vicinity Of the
United States Courts Custom House and Post
Office as well as all other places Of business---
The rooms are large and well ventilated the fur
niture of the finest material. and made to order
expressly for this cstablishment rendering II The
most desirable First Class Hotel In the State.
i'rhn Stables connected with this House are
spacious and comfortable, and will always be
found in good condition, and attended by careful
hosilers, Z iihtHffM lUtd ttf61
CHARLES. M ALMOND, Proprieioft =,
A.. U.aic Of Eagle Hotel Philad'a.)
Delaware Democrat. (Wilmington, Del.) 1857-1858, 1857-10-17

o. Life Illustrated in an interesting
Essay on oruiihology thus speaks of the
Sky-Lark. rl
The Sky-Lark is a European bird, but
will we trust soon become common in
America, as selveral colonies Of them have
been planted in different places. In one
instance forty-two of these birds were
brought over from England ann set at lib
erty near Wilmington, Delaware. They
have already multiplied and become wide
y scattered.
Delaware Democrat. (Wilmington, Del.) 1857-1858, 1857-10-17

On the death OF WILSoRs ESsoS. who died October
9Th. at the residence Of his father near Camden Bel
aged years aud months. lie was a sweet baby and
though he died in extreme agony, scarcely murnur
was heard TO escape his lips
Oh, how little when upon him,
have cast a loving eye.
DID think this fatal summer,
In the valley hs would lie.
Al poor child his days were numbered.
Fer another year rolled round
Fer another antum ended,
lie rrposcd beneath the ground
Draih did clasp this lovely flower,
In his Icy etild embrace,
Quick laid PROSTATE every power
Decked In pailid hue his face FTK.
Delaware Democrat. (Wilmington, Del.) 1857-1858, 1857-10-17

Inc in 1861 ~, 1e6OO0 3d,i5UOOO ls2Oeo,vJO
Inc per cent So Vi a
From this comparison II iseyeni that the Hanks are
in nlnurh souler condition at present than they were
in lSl5 3i The iucrense Of capital has been nearly
four times the increase OF circulation. while tue per
eentage Of specs has been double the per euage Of M
crease OF circulation
The proportion ofincrease q banking capital N the
dill rent states has been very Irregular New hork
has Increased hor banking capital 10 millions 81 dollars
while that Of Louisiana has decreased 10 millions, pr
One half The New England States generally nave
increased their banking capital largely, while the
Western States, particularly Jhio, mure stationary.
The principal points Of interest IN the statement u
1855 81 tho comparative amounts Of specie held by
the Banks in the different States TO the iuuk capital
aud is the circulation OF Bauk notes Rhode Island has
the least specie in proportion to its cirouutnn being
in the proportion of one dollar IN specie IL my dollars
In capital. CONNECTICUT and New Hampshire come
next Missouri has the argcst proportion OF specie TO
capital being nearly dollar for dollar, aud Louisiana
ranks second Alabama Louisiana, aud Missouri have
the largest preparation OF specie circulation aud could
redeem their dollar for dollar. Vermont Della
ware. Virginia, North Carolina, Mississippi, Kentucky
Missouri Indiana and Ohio, all have their circulation
nearly equal their capital Ohio and Mississippi are
thl only two States where the circulation exceeds tue
sum of the specie aud capital,
In Missouri and Ohio the laws are So stringent as To
prevent capital from going nt0 chartered institutions
and give the commercial communities over To tile er-
ces Ofprivae capitalists IN the New England States
the restrictions to specie not stringent enough
and m air the sounduess Of the hanks. while the pow
er TO issue circulation is not sufficiently restricted BY
law.
It will also be interesting compare the specie cir
euaton aud capital OF the banks in the principal cities
/ January.
Delaware Democrat. (Wilmington, Del.) 1857-1858, 1857-10-17

An express train from Manchester to
London, on tue Great Northern Railway,
ran off the track and over the yiaduct.-
-Four passengers were killed, including the
Hon. Windsor Give, and large number
were injured. ~
Delaware Democrat. (Wilmington, Del.) 1857-1858, 1857-10-17
our Correspondence.


fc.......,..- - n. ,,1,-.- -
"A ~x, 4 - ~ e. 80 ~ 81 81
's''' o'' ~ TOUT"
Desr DS'ssfsi.--' Nasmngton appears to grow
h''ic more hVciy SINCE The last week, BY an III.
nuA o. great many strangers from different
paris Of ipe Country; -, s,.,,... 80
Ansong The VISITORS We have the new delegate
from Nebraska with US, making arrangements
about the new IovcTnorship OF that Territory,
since ihc lste rcs'snation OF Cow lzard-and VIC
nave no doubt bat That Mr, 4 erguson VIII be very
popular with the administration, as he is ster-
ling democrat and man OF considerable ability.
i. Chapman, the late delegate, is also here, al
though he says be does not expect to be able to
get his scat as contestant, but will remain here
to attend TO his claims, &c Mr.. Chapman made
himself very unpopular with his constituents on
aecountof h's free soil an'oecdcnss and procl'yl-
ticss-srrved nm fight.
II is supposed That the new. Governor from Me-
hsAska will come from Illinois, and that the new
Secfchry Of the Territory viii be N. E. welch,
ksq- Of Michigan---a- young man Of remarkable
sbili,yr ie 81 lalicqQlc W. E. - 81
.4Scyeral now appointments and removals have
taken place since my last, among the former is
that of J. NJ. Cats, of Virginia, to the Second
eomPtrolicrship Of the US. Treasury, salary 49,
cooper annuui--in the place Of MIR. Brodhcud
removed. Although Mr.. Cats Is Senator Doug.
las iathcr-in-law, yet his appointment was made
eontrary 20 Mr., Douglas wish or advice.
k,Apnng the rcmovals, VIC notice that of Mr.
Stephen u, Wills, ofMaryland, but born in Della
ware. He was gcntlcman of stern integrity
oificial ability, and one of those uncompromisins
dsmecrnts, who never fail 10 share a liberia
amount OF the slandcrs and hate of an uncompro
Isising opposition, and being attached to the ex
aupininq corpse of the Patent Office, the maiorit
Of whom arc noted ,nbolitionists, and three Q
whom. flee. a petition for Mr.. Wills remora
whcrcnpon tc wis decspitatcd by Sccrctar
Thompson. The President of the United State
has, however, takon the matter in hand, and a
investigation wiIlibc ordercd Nv the Marylan
Democratic Delegation u 1fti 1frsI7. g.
.The results of tI.c different State elections sti
cone h ehceringly for the Democracy with il
creased gains and tho prospects, are excecdinal
GOOD III the States YET 10 elect. SO far, we al
shout 800 ahead in Kansas. So much for a
iiiose brswiing,. br1ggins aboliionis,s who vel
kihed ~ the lastelection' 90 iN'''i.iS
f'Ihe following urc sonie Of the Dcparime'
Delaware Democrat. (Wilmington, Del.) 1857-1858, 1857-10-17

Ut The election in Georgia has resulted in the
election Of the Democratic candidate for COVER
nor by 10000 majority. Six Democrats 10 two
Know Noihings arc elected TO Congress, being
Democratic gum Of one
Delaware Democrat. (Wilmington, Del.) 1857-1858, 1857-10-17
:" r. SITS
Patent Galvanic
CEMENT ROOFING,
FIRE AND WAFER PROOF.

a SUPERIOR article for Entire New Roofs and
"A for covering over 10 Old shingle Tin or other
Me tac roofs Flat or steep, and never before this
son used in this riiy, and the uniy Cement Roofing
which contains aud for which Patent has been grant
cd to use
INDIA RUBBER AND GUTTA PERCHA
Thereby rendering il capable OF the expansion and con
traction OF Metallic andths warping and shrinking Of
Board hnois IT, IN appearance resembles Slate. pre-
sentng smooth, unbroken surfice. and will not run
1r eraek,-ndnped to the splendid Palace or the hunbl.
cottage costing much less than Shinge or Tin.
References may be made to the following persons =:
stephen Bonscl, President Of the Wilmington Gas Co
Tntnell & Ice. Millers at Brandywine bridge; q. D.
Glszier, Exchange Broker; James Morrow, Grocer; n
y: !: Miller. Butcher; Joseph spurwny butcher; j.
webb Halter; Jae,h jeffdris Carpenter hayward q
Fostles, Morocco Manufacturers belts, Pusey & Co.
Iron Founders Downing A rice. Tanners: Samuel
senpy amot b., 2. Pyle, Carpenter; r. ciarkson
Taylor Principal Collegiate Jchool Eighth aud Wolas
ton streets, Q. p Johnson Editor Delaware Gazette,
John A. Duncan, Hardware Merchant, No. % Market
Street
Orders mny be leit at the Western Hotel corner 9TH
Orange Ss.i at Hadden 4 Psterson's, No II Market
Street where specimens may be seem or interview
may be had by addressing the Undersigned through the
Wilmington p o., Box dss
oct i7'if WHEELER 4 CAMPBELL.
Delaware Democrat. (Wilmington, Del.) 1857-1858, 1857-10-17

only ones where the speca exceeds the circulation
Providence aud New orleans have nearly the same
amount oIrnpa invested in banking, but New Orleans
has thirty times tbs specie VI the FORMER. This illus
ratis the dependence that placed, by tbs adjacent
citirF' or Nsw York keeping, ms they do, large bal
hnces IN NV York. instead Of speech reserves. This
pan although adding to the gaini OF New York in the
time Of prosperity SUBJECTS her TO great losses and
makes II necessary for her bear the brunt OF every
financial crisis when the tide turns
In order to avert recurrence OF such events Ms we
nave lady recorded, some little Legislation will be
l1ired in behalf of the hunks.
We think the following notifications could be in
lrohuced with some permanent benefit to the com
mercial community. and to the hanks themselves
linitniion Of bank circulation OF three dollars
for one OF specie.
u. NJ bills undcr five dollars for tho present aud
ne u der twenty dollars AFTER Janunry, 1859.
Ill. Lonns on call to be limited to i've per cert of
capt al
~ Long crfiiis to he rcnquished by our importers
andJobbrs; tob mouths, 10 La substituted for 20
months,
v. No loans to be granted to Railroad Companies ex
evni in extreme cases; no laroad Company be well
managed whose expenditures exceed their receipts.
vi. Abolish tbs Usury Laws, aud let money be free
between the borrower aud lender.
Delaware Democrat. (Wilmington, Del.) 1857-1858, 1857-10-17
USE FISHERS
ETl6bEocation

EyOR the Of sprains Bruises Stiffness or Weak
~ ness Of the Joints Rheumatism Govt Palma in,
ha face, side or back Headache, &c Also for Strains
lameness aud Calls on horses. Price 95 cents per
bottle. Prepared by Philip II. Wilson, Wilmington
Del. Sold wholesale and retail by
IL. WIN. d. KINsEY,
Corner of Market aud Finh streets, WiminRton
aust Sole Agent for the state Of De iawsre.
Delaware Democrat. (Wilmington, Del.) 1857-1858, 1857-10-17

LEMON g. AKIN,
Corner Of Tenth and Market Streets.
Wilmington, Delaieaye,
"AvE JUST RECEIVED AND ron SALE Al
~ fresh supply of Wesiphaa. Gardiner .Phlpps
beef Tongues, fresh Salmon sardines and hnebosss.
worcestershire, John Bull, Harvey, carioe and Read.
,ng sauce; iayoIpgs for pudiags and Jees Havana.
aud le5ii s. Inlnn Cnret, dne table Wine; Cinein.
and Dsea 4e TsS Ss s e 0ns Ss
Finest Brands Of Champagne, .Ia aug LII
HooFL,ND's GERMAN BITTERs-I.aree quan.
titles Of this popular remedy are now being sod,
at the lowest prices by E. BRINGHURsT 4 co, -
Practical Druggists and Pharmaceuiisis.
HSoR SALE, by the Subscriber. new No. ! NaskercI
n ana shad. JAMES CULBERT.
C,OD FISH and Digby smoked Herrines for sal. Nv
~ o.. JAS. uuLBERT IFS Market street.
WINES AND LIQUORS.
THE rndersgned having
Mill -lllfLEU cupicd by John McCaferty,
Mill lLllE at the corner Of Second and
ulllll zsszzzaaa#sA1 .&0 Ofnge Streets, has now in
T7H store aud intends keeping
constantly, a well selected
assortment OF WINES nn,h
LIQUORS, comprising Madeira, Sherry and Lisbon
Wines variety Of French Brandies, pure Iloisndl
'n superior old Nectar, Mononfaheia, bourbon audl
other Whiskeys &c, &c, which he will sell who,r-.
sale and retail low be obtained in this oranr
other city The public respectfully Invited 10 cali
~. JOHN BENSON.
= - Il. ! !. 60 ~.
NJ EMS Aromatic Essence CT Ginger. This article in
u prepared from the best Of Jamaica Ginger root
with the additinn Of several cxccenr AHoNA fics an
king II valuable carminnvr, and fully etual 10 sny
offered for sale, and should be in every family 81 Mar
net s''ce'' t.t June i3-tf
For Rent.
ca.puxs a.. -.
4 n King sts.. opposite the Post once and Custom.
House. Apply at This Office. 90. -
Delaware Democrat. (Wilmington, Del.) 1857-1858, 1857-10-17

G,IGARs.-If you want good one, call at WIN.
~ KiNsEY's Drug Store. cor. 5th and , arkei dis
Delaware Democrat. (Wilmington, Del.) 1857-1858, 1857-10-17

ULAcK MUSTARD SLED for Pickles, &C.. yer,
ND nice article nt II. Il. 4 W. BRINGHuKsr.
UNDIA COLOGNE, At reduced prices at
III II. X. & w. BRINGlURs'Ts Drug Store.
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CHURCHES.

BAPTIST: =
": Duncan, camp, Basin. ..- -.'.-..
CATHOLIC: a. -.
ciation-Corner Vaudeville and Morales. tist
Immaculate observation-disclosures on Canal. '-'iaSs7s
Jesuitsl-Baronne, C Common. rtlt.
St. Louis Standardization Square. +
ST. Acknowledgment, c. Cont. l4#- ;snfi
ST. Alphonse-St Andrew b. Live Oak and Laurel.
ST. Augustne-Bayou Read, c. ST. Claude. 49, - -. :
St. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. b. Seguin and Bartkelemy, A.
St. John Baptist-Dryades, b. Clio and Caniops. !,
ST. Joseph-Common, b. Marias and Where. s.
St. Marie-Conde, n. Ursuline. s5sfss-a Y
ST. housekeeping b. Live Oak and Laarsl. S.isr
St. Patrick-Camp, b. Julia and Girod
St. Peter-MarieDy. b. Casacavo and Greatmea. y
ST. Theresa-Csmp, opp. junction with Prytsns.
ST. Triny-St Ferdinand
st. Vincent de Paul-Greaimen, c. Montegut.
Ursuline Convent-Below the city, II
FIRST C0NGRE6A TIQNAL.: St. Charles. =. Julia.
PR oTESTAET EPIsCoPAL ST. Peter's-Seanen's Bethel
Espianade. LEglist Protestante FrancaiseR
Bienyie Christ Church-Canal, Dauphine ST. faurs-
Camp Gaenne St Iuke's-Hereules, Felicity road.
Naturalization c. Plaquemne. Annuneaon-A nnpa.
citation Square Mount 0livei--Algiers. -7,F IS.
LUTHERAN: Euterpe. b. Bscchus Brysdes- $50 -
Chestnut MORGAN, c. Esghien Drysdes Tegpsehore.
fiety Greatmen. Marias, b. Benv asJ GoiJi Coffee,
jackson. ST. Paul. (coored Carroll,on Carroton,
NHyades A1giers. 81 Fl I, "a
PRESBYTERIAN: Lafayette Square. Prytania, c. Che.
Casacalvo, n. Railroad. Canal Franklin. Fulton, u.
Josephine Prytsnia, g. Josephine. Thsa c. Bentaz
Bouligny. Camp, n. Cadis 3D.. n sgsi
GERM, EvANG.: Protestans-Phlip Chippewa. Protss.
| tan,-Glio b. Apollo and NayaceA 49,
UNITARIAN; Prytan2, Caiope. Clio, b. fIytania aud
Drysdes. Terpschse n Naysdes kutsipe, >. bacshna
and Dryades.
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RAILROAD COMpANIEs,

NEW ORLEANS, JACKSON AND GREAT NORTHERN
Railroad Company.-Depot of Cai7ps and Clara
Streets . * s45t u
John Calhoun. President.
r. r. Charles. Secretary.
Office, As Carondeet street. "a
NEW ORLEANS, OPELOuSAs AND GREAT WESTERN
Railroad Company-Ferry foot of ST. Anne street, Depot
at Algers.
"
a. D. Seegef. ice rEes
Office, corner st. Peter and Old Levee streets.
NEW ORLEANS AND PONTCHARTRAIN RAILROAD
CompanyDepot Eysian Fields and Victoria Streets
Wa fesiueht-
p. II. Goodwin. Secretary.
Office Victoria street, near the depot.
NEW ORLEANS AND CARROLLTON KAILRoAD-De-
pot, corner Baronne and Perdido streets;
LAFAYETTE HORsE-CAR RAILRoAD-Depst, Is Be-.
rome street; ~
CARRoLroN AND LAKE RAILROAD Depot. Tivoi
Circle. u. d
George Curre Duncan PRESIDENT
Albert IT, Bihnchard ...t... .secretary-
Office, No. IS Baronne street sIS.t
MEXICAN GULF RAILRoAD-Depot, corner Of Goodchfl.
dren and Elysan Fields Streets
W. G. Bskewell. Executor
Office, No. 81 Common street.
SOUTHERN PACIFIC RAILROAD, 81 Camp street
Geo 3 fres,oent.
leo " Ls~fasop. Secretary.
TEHAuNTEPEC COMPANY IS Commercial Alley;
Emlie
L. heyHnSer.-. Secretary.
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COTTON PRESSES.

ALABAMA,
Corner of Tchoupitouas and Robin streets. a. s$
Corner TGhoupitouss and Henderson streets. 3SSs
FRERET's, sssas
St. Aary's street. between Perdido and Poydrsa.
LOUISIANA, sssSR@
Corner ST. Thomas and Basin streets.
MISSISSIPPI, FseE
Corner Tchoupitoulas and Richard streets. 4
BRAMAH. ID -
Corner Tchoupfoulas and Market streets. ~
MERCHANTS
New Levee and Louisa Streets .
Corner and Rofignac Streets sA
PLANTERS,
SzYMANSKps ID
Corner Levee and Clouet streets, Third District.
SHIPPERS, f4-E
UNION
WOODS, II
Canal Robertson streets.
TEXAS, -
Corner of Tchoupitoulas orangestrests.
LEvEE STEAM COTTON PRESS, ~.
Levee street. between ST. Ferdinand and Noutegpt
streets, Third District. 80
PICAYUNE,
Leyee street, opposite Post 1873, Third District.
INDEPENDENT, q.
New LeEee and Roffguac streets. ~
NEW COTTON PRESS,
Leyee street, between Montegutsnd Cloaststssstf
Third District.
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Gcnnd Encampment.

THEIR. W. GRAND ENCAMPMEET OF LOUISIANA, I.
o. O. F. regular sessions the first Monday
ruary August each the Odd Fellows Hall
of Camp and Lafayette streets.
Officers year ls57Jas Stockton, NJ W. Patri
arch; A. Hero, NJ. W. q PRIEST f. Smith, r. W. g. s. War
dem James Furneaux, r. W. G. Scribe: ii. Williams r. w.
G. Treasurer, S. NJ. Todd r. W. G. j. W.. H. Mspaugh W.
G. Marshall B. Dasilva W. g. Sentinel; John Frankford W.
Dep. g. sentinel
Barbee r. w D. G. Patriarch of District Nos Ba-
ton Rouge; " d. Covert R. W. g. Patriarch of Dis.
trict No. L. Clinton John Orchard, R. W. G. Rep.
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Todd Fellows ReSt,o
General RELIEF Committee.

The following the officers the present
term, say from July, 1851 10 January, 1858:
Gerard Sh President 10 be fou Recorders Office First
District; Thos Shields. Secretary Odd Fellows Hall
Thnms Walker Treasurer l23 Common street, Theodore
Marks IS Ma. anime street; Thomson As ThoGpoulas ST.
s. F. L Hess nix of Orleans; LangenbeeheT at IuEsn-
berg Hospital f. Allen 1873 CHl street, James Clough Ne
chauics and peaes Exchange ST. Charles David
Moore l70 Poydras M Douga box ga Mechnnics
Derlers Exchange St. Charles j. Czaruowski 70
Tchouptonss o. VOORHEES, Magn1ne street, Press
son. Agfe s. L. Graham rs Csnp J. r. Mil er, Boards
warehonse; T Jones, Third District ", Kotng Fourth Dis
trict; Deuys District; Eneas Smith, Common
between Camp aud ST. Charles streets.
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Certificate of John r. Miller, of Attakapas.

NtW IbtrIA ANhkHEUS, NINTcN 10 I5oL
In July last, was induced to apply the BRIDGEWATER
MINERAL PAINT my Sugar House, every respect
has exceeded my expectations and the representations made
by the Agents Me'srs. G. G. BQGERT h co. cheerf=!y
add testimony to the the Agents
Circular and recommend the Planters and others
the hest Fire ard Water Protector have known here
applied has been exposed the since last July,
has neither bstered cracked and has formed solid
metallic surface which has proved entirely imperviOus
tSgned) JOHN F. MILLER.
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Certificates of Masters of Vessels, Ship Car
penters, etc.
Certificate of Hughes E. Palette.

New Orleans March 4, 1856
We have used the Bidgewater Mineral Paint for which G. G.
Boger& Co. for the five steamboats, and
Louisiana Dock have had every opportunity of
Judging Of its merits durable and protective paint
In opinion, 1t is superior have when
applied fresh work. and in equal to what
represented In short ii becomes perfect slate,
possesses body and elasticity For decks of
sells railroad bridges, depos and description of
painting that exposed the weather. the Bridgewater Paint
consider Invaluable.
(Signed) HUGHES, VALETTE Il CO.,
Agents of the Louisiana Dry Dock.
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odd Fe1lows, Holl Assoc,otion,

BOARD OF DIRECTORS OF ODD FELLOWS HALL
ASSOCIATION meets at their office in Odd Fellows Hail.
the first Monday of every month.
Edward Pilsbury President Thomas H Shields Secretary
John D. Ben Treasurer; j. G. Dunlap John Orchard, H. G.
Stetson II. Howard, Eneas Smith, James Davis, George
Rareshide A. W. Bosworth Geo. Dirmeyer Bernard Cohen
and W b. Cook.
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Certificate of the NeD Orleans Underwriters.
The Undersigned Underwriters, having confidence in the
PAINT for the covering Of single roofs
aud frame buildings, will at all tines give those fire risks
preference where he Brdgewaer Paint is used.
l., MATHEWS, Agent Sun Mutual Insurance Company
7. A. ADAMS Pres't Crescent
A. BROTHER, Ires't Home :.
j. PEMBERTON, pres't N. O.
EDWARD OGDEN Agent General Mutual =.
CHAS BRIGGS, Agent Liverpool and London
SAAL. +, ASHTON. Agent Delaware Mutual
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Crand Lodge OF Iouisfana q.

\
Grand Lodge OF Louisiana.
THE R. ". GRAND LODGE OF LouIsIAEA,Lo.o.
qissd SoS S5 ,i Sslov H.
No. ID y. sss1 Grand Master Howard
Harmony
ssf Es
n. Blake. Of and n G. steson, 81 south
ssf IL 4 e.
No. w. Grand Marshal Smith, q Lodge
No. u " Grand csnSse.er PAM = Mortimer, q Union
GRAND q
District Deputy Grand M.stsrs5E Mssnse
District se Richards # Esse fes' Iodes ~.
Ss kssr s. Landry Laass se BE-
f. e as. Z ef bssq S e
phiIp. & Trinity Lsdss Disirsi Moore
SS District .'Is' aspauah n q rraris
IT, u eo1ee y asgaos
10 a Ris'r,s Nc Cheney Lodge
j. b fes NO. r. e sau'in Of Assumption Lodge No.
ss s:dp s E. esssa sss + " 9ss,
M jas Stockton; 81 VIM; shannon and w. b. Koonta:
f. Die''B g. t. H sss
CT r e.
I'd snd s. + .n aee
X. Mcintosh and Jacob Faust. - - = ">-ss -
sas liz
Subordinate Lodges.
Us I'd tp psaE.
Siiinxbam
r.
PEA 9s a1s 5T. Secretary
Sas John RAY ih' H.
I'd
s ps T. as v 81 h, 6sshEon Secretary
ss Per- sserssrs Andrew Esss
E kssss
Secretary; Phi Schneider, Treasurer -.
f. Fanny
T. l.. Bsrcer, VGi N. J. Hoey. Secretary; L. Bruce
COMMERCIAL LODGE No; IL meets every Wednesday
fysp Fs,h IT, r se0 ~ 9da Fso Hall
Secretary James n Stockton. Per Secretary; " b. Cooke
iSn
HOPE Lo d No. 4 nee wsdpe,sag evening
F.r sSSy Charles
n od9 No Hail. ms ss 4o7Sy ss'ess
Homes, Treasurer. - :
5G pPsE
Bragg Fer
Fl sss y Fl Wsa
POLAR STAR LODGE No. 10 meets every wednesda,
in Polar Star St District
noey Secretary; 4. Dudoussat, treasurer. =
in soeG Ns da Nc Il aa
G.; J. A. Brown, " G W.T.. ]. Goodman Secretary; J.
Kesas ss*Rss h0H
COLUMBUS LODGE LODGE No. q meesevsry Wednesday even
Sssn Nsad IA hssshsa1 Pei
s5l5 S,s s
secrsta Hs B. Gehiad Treasu sesss H.
pIa1 9 b bsses Friday
] Secretary; Louis Charles Treasurer.
ing in Mafig,y Buildings, Third District. oaeeTs.E i
s scrsas aann
SOUTHWESTERN LODGE Nc 40 meetsevery Fridayever
Ing in room Nc ODD h. Fellows Hall o9ceEaT e. Rot
ary; W. sacman, Per- Secretary D. W. c. Campbell Tres
No Odd Fellows Hall Pe,hsE
Bell ssessy GTiH Secretary H.
q DcSfees .. ..
EAGLE DEGREE LODGE No. /, I. o. O. F., NEE
the first and third Saturdays in month in Roo
No. g. Odd Fellows Hall. Brothers cordially invited
attend Ofcers-Gerard Sth, Degree Master; Rawl
Deputy Degree Maste r. L. Bruce Treasurer l.. N. Jaha
| Secretary.
Interior Lodges.
DE SOTO LODGE MOI meets at Baton Rouge on Thursda
y evening"
IS ST. LODGE No. 20 meetsat Franklin on saturda
evening"
METH LODGE No. q meets at Shreveport Wednesda
ST LANDRY LODGE No. Is opelousas on Satin
CLINTON LODGE No. q meets at Clinton Wednesda
vening.
I Monday evening
y TRINITY LODGE No. 50 meets at Trinity Saturda
. evening. -E.
= day evening.
day evening
i PRAIRIE LODGE No. 81 meets at Washington Frida
y evening. -
y CHENEYvILLE LODGE Ne. IL meets at Cheneyville o
l. Monday evening. .
Saturday evening. - -e