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ID LIFE INSURANCE.
Il ENN MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE COM
PANY OF PHILADELPHIA.

LlF r INSURANCE. 1902
ENN F FSNTF4 81 f PhIk afiiHAHSh COM
CHARTER PfERPErUAL.
every year: The only truly Mutual Company in the
PANEL PANEL T. MI5k Es y Psss P1sss.D,
JOHN w. HORNER, Secretary.
Premiums may be paid annually, semi annually, or
Perso ms who now insure will partake of full years
dividend on the LIST of January next.
Persons visiting the city may insure their own
lives, anti creditors the lives of debtors.
Descrit tive pamphlets, blank FORMS and every IN
formatioIt on the subject of Mutual Life Insurance
furnished application 10 the Agent without charge
J.RIGGLES, Agent.
Washington CITY,
N. w. corner Penn. avenue and nth ST.
BALTIMORE, August 5th. 1857.
a. - No 50 Second street, Baltimore.
SIR:-Please accept INV thanks for the prompt pay
life of my husband Charles Degenhard now deceas
in the Penn Mutual Life Insurance Company Of Phil
were furnished you on the Sd, two DAYS since. and
this morning, the 5th have received the full amount
of policy. Most respectfully, ...
No. So Thames street.
BALTIMORE, August 18th, 1857.
A. A. Kennard' Esq., Assnt, No 60 s.,,,d .,,.s,
ESTEEMED SIR:-The prompt payment of the Poll
cy held by the life of my late husband Daniel
Penn Mutual Life Insurance Company of Phiadel-
pha entities the company and yourselfto sincere
thanks. The amount of Policy one thousand dol
lars Geo., and the proofs were furnished you on
Very truly your friend,
'..s MARsARET LITTLE.
nu % cost No. 2McHenry street.
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EIVE CENTS REWARD:-Ran away from the
u subscriber. an indentured apprentice. named
ROBERT III MS, abont I71s years of age. All
persons are warned against hiring harbOring d
boy, as the law will be fully enforced on ali such.
WIN. RUTHERFORD,
au l6-St" Marble Works, r., bet. 18th and 18th SITS.
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q = REwARD.-Ranavayf from the subscribe
ga this morning., the 18th instant. Negro -
Boy named THOMAS MOODY. This is 10 ~
warn al persons from harborlng him as The Al
law will be enforced against them. aud will ~
give the above reward 10 any one bringing hlmSks
TO me al the corner OF l4th and e. streets.
au 0-3t" SOLOMON HGBBARn.
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LOST AND FOUND.

e. REWARD.-Strayed away a few weeks as 3,
D.I very neat, small, r. ED COW. Not ~Euh
certain about marks but believe she has had ftASx~
a small bat cut from one Of her ears, and@
two or three slIts I'm the other. The above reward
Will be paid to returning her TO the sulscrI
Der. SAM. III. YOUNG, Coal Dealer,
gu 2l7eoS' 9Th street, between and r..
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IL Commissioner of Pensions that q BOUNTY
LAND WARRANT for one hundred and twenty
acres No. 81 o2 was issued the luth of January
1851. IN the name of James Griffin Private IN Cap
tain Plerces company, Virginia Militia, War 1912,
and sent to my address of Berlin. Virginia. As no
such Land Warrant.has never come 10 my hands nor
to the owner. and as every reason exist THAT SAID
warrant has been lost, mlssent, stolen from the
mail on transient from Wash ington city, ID. c., to
Berlin, Nlrg mia and the object Of this advertise
ment is to give due notice that shall make apphca
tIon al the Pension Office Of the United States for
duplicate after given the notice required by law.
au l3-w6w EDWIN BRADSHAW, Attorney.
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The DRIED SCoTT DECISION IN THE GENERAL
LAND OFFICE.-The general presumption act of
1S4l contains a stipulation that the recipient of
its benefits shall be "a citizen of the United
States" or shall "haye filed his declaration of
intention to become such" By the decision
of the Supreme Court of the United States, at
the last December term it is held in substance,
that i" a free negro Of the African race whose
ancestors were brought to this country and sold
as slaves is not citizen within the meaning of
the Constitution of the United Statesn Free
negroes cannot, therefore, legally claim the
benefits of the presumption lands; and claims of
persons OF the class contemplated by that deci-
sion, have been ruled out and regarded as null,
we learn, at the General Land Office ....
APPOINTMENTS AND PROMOTIONS Henry f.
Wendell has been appointed Navy Agent at
Portsmouth, N. H., vice Nehemiah Moses-to
take effect on the LIST September next.
First Lieut.. Algernon S. Taylor, to be Cap
tain in the Marine Corps, vice Captain II. B.
Tyler, promoted.
Second Lieutenant Andrew j. Hays, to be q
First Lieutenant in the Marine Corps, vice
Taylor, promoted ..... ....
Myron c. Riggs, Of Connecticut, to be Sec
ond Lieutenant in the Marine Corps, to fill the
vacancy occasioned by the promotion of Lieut.
Hays. .1f =
CoMAIssIoSED.-John Havcrty, Esq, long
the chief clerk in the Office of the Central Su.
perintendency Of Indian Affairs at st. Louis,
Mo, has been commissioned to be its Superiu-
tendent. This appointment holds good under
the law until the meeting Of Congress, when it
expires and new commission for the position
must be made out, we hear. We see nothing
this appointment to lead Us to believe that
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IHE BCTrERNILK COMING OUT OF THE STIR.
ABoUr.-The following, which we find in the
New York Tribune Of the day before yester-
day, embraces an explanation Of the story con-
corning the Webster and Harris grant that
wears the air Of probability; inasmuch as it
comes from a gentleman Of well known charac.
ter, (Mr. Anderson,) whose opportunities for
knowing what has transpired in Costa Rica in
connection with the matter are much better
than those OF any one else who has 50 far ap-
peared in print in connection. Ten to one il
will turn out that Capt. Canty's credentials
are from Webster; rather than the Government
Of Costa Rica. If Mr.. Molina is, I'D to this
time, officially ignorant that the Captain has
been clothed with power by Costa Rica to ne
gotiate with this Government, we feel very sure
that Webster, and those interested in that in
dividuai's steamship speculations-not Costa
hica-are his accreditors On the whole, this
Captain CAVITY business bids fair to prove the
gum lest game ever tried on the authori
ties here, We apprehend
onhg Anderson, late Costa Rican Com.
ioner III tnls city to negotiate the contract
win reference to the transit route and whom a.
our readers may recollect, Mr.. w n. G Webster
a5eu WIN oetraylng his confidence while
acting IN the capacity of his private sec retarv has
written TO gentleman in this CITY, under dsfte oS
July sth, full explanation Of his reasons for
parting company with Webster. '0'
" de denies the charge, published in tbe Cost,
klcan paper, by Webster states the reasons w
}nnuenced him In the course he pursued. and in
dignantly protests against Webster's ayermen,
that he was his secretary. He says that he fnr
nlshec the pecuniary resources, which w ebster
extfavagantly used, and adds that he was OBLIGED
10 leave In consequence Of that persons notori-
ously bad character
MIR: Anderson goes on TO say that he had fire.
duent interviews with the President of Costa
nalca, and that he repudiated Mr.. Webster, whose
NJ, rom the capital of San Jose on the I'd
or. ,ienaers II AT least doubtful whether he sue
whee.1 IN obtaining the grant, Of the possession
,y,,a =, nnderson advises his correspondent TO be-
$1,000 a. ool' Cauty, whom he characterizes az an
80 aIIHnsiy cunning and unscrupulous man who
s1,.cs nsS 10 leave the English army In dis.
saH anu 10 ehigrate to Costa Rica Whore q
~en-.o-oo relative Of his resided MOT beina ah,a
70 OBTAIN commission in the Nca,,au uens aole
Col. Canty opened hotel at Riyas s.h aa lilly,
went 10 san Francisco at the commsn.a,n, nc
wa aksIs invasion Of Nicaragua In san To %
Col Cauty according to Mr. Anderson hn,r oose
ea s'i"o" from the widow Of former President
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when Congress meets Mr.. f. p Stanton will
not be appointed to the Office.
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The WEArHER.-The following report Of the
weather for this morning is made from the Morse
Telegraph line to the Smithsonian Institution,
The time of observation is about clock a. m /:
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APPOINTED.-The President has appointed
Tench Tilghman collector of the port of Oxford,
Md, vice r. b. Willis, resigned; and Jno g..
Downey collector Of the port at San Pedro,
CAL, vice C. Z. Carr, deceased
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NINE DE GOO-THIS WONDERFUL. ASTROLO-
vi GIST still continues Triton Walk door bclow the
OF Apollo street New Orleans Go one 60 az ana
read thousands have done and left her
office with cheerful heart She still continues to show the
likeness husbands wives bring those who
separate together and speedy marriages. will give inor
nation of absent friends lost stolen goods describing the
will select prize numbers in the lottery gratis.
Madame De Goo has received few dozen bottles of the Oh l.
NESE MIXTURE Cure for Drunkenness. Also. a small
Turkish Magic Love and Luck Powders from CONSTANT
nope prepared the great Turkish Warrior g. L. regor
There will be danger of there being old maids
bachelors in New Orleans il they will give the Madame
call
Don't forget the place, Triton Walk, one door below the
corner of Apollo d9
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i PETrITY-UNITED STATES LIFE IN

7 IFE INSURANCE 49, STABILITY SECG-
Il RITY-PERPETuITY.- STATES LIFE IN
SURANCE, ANNUITY AND TRUST COMPANY OF PHIL
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES PERPETUAL.
Assets, January LIST, 1856, 81, 42I, 612 ~.
DIRECTORS HOME BOARD.
A. W Thompson Paul b. Goddard, Y Z, John Ely
W.n. NJ. Goodwin, James Devereux, Lawrence johnson,
Geo, McJienry, s. K. Crawford. Gustavus English.
STEPHEN r. CRAWFORD, President.
LAWRENCE JOHNSON, Vice P resident.
PLIEY FISK Secretary and Treasurer.
Hl-New Orleans Branch Office, No. 4s Camp street.
The unergned General Agent of the above well known
Company the Southern States prepared to receive app
the lives of white and slaves at
the table and by permission has pleasure in submitting
TO his friends and the public the following
REFERENCE:
W H Letchordh Co, A. d. Kelly Il Co, VIM. N. Perkins,
North, smedes Go, s. 0. Nelson Co.; 4 B. James,
j. Burnside l. Co.. Jos. Menard, John Maginnis,
Cammack Squires d West,
Pemberton President Merchants Mutual ms Company
Thomas Sloo President Mutual Insurance Company,
Jules Tuyes President Orleans Insurance Company,
John Calhoun, President N O., Jackson and G. T. r. Co.
Henry r Lonsdale John D. Bein Benjamin Forance
J. X. Collins, Thomas Murray, Mark Walton.
direct from this Branch Office and Lessee
paid there 49,
a-Pamphlets etc. obtained the Office
5 K5sHtEP bE bEssi M h Medical Examiners
In attendance, daily, from II NJ, to3 ?. NJ.
HARMON DOANE, General Agent,
ia12 iS Camp
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=
BREAD. 1t now be had at the above establ hment
Patent United States March g. 1856 secured
Britain, November t. 1856 France, December 70,
1856 and Belgium January Il, 1856
The advantages claimed for it the following which are
substantiated by years al of the bread
The bread is uniform in its quality, and much hand
somer in appearance: it of much whittier cslor than any
bread heretofore made it even in its texture the re
evenly dtused through the than they
be by the old meh0d No drug whatever is contained
in it, be introduced without injury 1t keeps much
without growing stale and is ohlec
toUabe when week old 1t cuts as handsomely the fines
and without waste the crust being tender
the finest French roll 1t farther, and is readily intro
duced families who have before used bakers bread
The Bread placed in competition at the Fair
the Metropolitan Institute held at Washington, D. g. 1855 an
chemical other
committee of scientific gentlemen connected with I'll
institute, received the bEh st prize-h silver t
da-over all other competitors of viii there were many
all
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: nOMAs a. WINSTON, ST, PAUL, NINNEsor.
CITY, TOWN AND COUNTRY PROPERTY.

CITY, TOWN AND COUNTRY PROPERTY.
FOR IN" RANIS-ioaning or borrowing OF Money Mort
gage and s s to R IGEL E EsST9yfi 's'''"
Advantagesof ocstt"o /" and aronad st. Paul. aud !" MN
ST pants the head Of liver navEaenthe Gsp,:
eGnS s S curdses beautiful fsh lakes streams and
snansye hunting grounds with natural roads II
he summer resort OF the s ann 9 S soH" saes
either Of investment for the q5Me or @ nT EIfS
made grea, avdy far oil ahs
a ny arrivals at ST. Paul varied from three
and the country filling up with settlers
T FAN o S. hnho S'G as
within few miles Of ST. rSn or S epSr" nd Ssnsres
Of Minnesota over many North western States; but when
facts are o %n4 through
Prairie and Wed n19n sqaa "r he ny
=. Of man giving but little trouble inseinE farm st.,
ting !" S that more annual Of this
kind to- speak Of the prosperity of the country and to place
IN more than record less &c, ias
demand be viewed in this cor MGsn
s sosa R be and the Rraesa up
sSSs of 9as PEW y Se
xnesnce Of our whole population. In last annual commn
@ OF e S5s"s
and of s n b" hs
anticipate more than n fnat ne a t as
realized Il %e ,% ss h s s %
linen tn PSoSsd We know
Een of LAY T hd rom hs d
Contains fully thousand souan increase in ,So5
forty sSS IfF o Continue Years
longer population Of the s se w 6 De
nue for years population would ench Inc aSoa
Ing s n an Stss wouS much
would you and myself and therefore are ncreuSuS OF
Ths' our %nG wout saeMa
tng the which combining each year 10
ion o homes in the West when we ielte
that organization Of new States ana @ com
s relating thereto serving advertisement Of our
Empire to S S'5ae ns% world Enterprise tempting
s. tn and nea,mS o he future Witch has
xer MS in The past must he borne in mind that the SOL,
the Ola far nearly three century and the
Of their population within the last ten year, ms oeSM ~
necessity theirseekg new avenues to support a
Fhe vast soil not yet occupied in our Ter
toryh unsurpassed for Pr1peg mher
Gnesmsie copper mines Of Lake snpsrioe invaluab
sSSse IN an R%r"o" s%
wealth no eT Ge ne S ve " trust sh.
he parIoned this connection 1 the nroprsy an
t much eogerness to assume The mantle
,D o aor G TO- Re cae G VIII
enning developing the bone and muscle which arc
KIND OF INVESTMENTS MADE.
,.,no no rsury laws Tvs in Minnesota, money can
d INV rate ontcest agreed upon yet from two to fl
perez cent" d per sx m OF WE'VE onhs improved
suc eaivatnt double Of assessed cash value can be
msurity-n'eres'p"EyanGsep Se WARWnErs
located on good lands for twelve to fifteen cents p
acre hat will double the Tn m" o m oW"r % %" m
yb y nm Rctua settler improved anu cultivated and at L
end q two per f s9n1
wen eed of the accordng previous uoha gVehjto
actual settler. ,.sps
u,,as orce offered public sale and unsod subject
umpl pnhcshelS the besllI
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BE'rA NATER.-THE WATERS OF THESE OIL L:
N ebraed Springs sale in such quantities as may be
desired No IS ST. Charles street, corner OF commercial
Alley, by j. DECLOFN ,,
The tn Waters have found serviceabe in all Cuta
peos Diseases affections Of the Bladder or Kidneys Dyspepsia
arising high living In all cases Of Diarhe
chronic otherwise will afford immediate reet and e,ec
perauent cure short time. During dentiiun IL Will De
found great service md may be used by me most
delicate infant during meals as diet drink win Pieisfe 50
nure and agreeable and sight In proof extract
from the numerous certificates on hand 80, ,,,,
~ ~ - New ORLEANS, April q, 1854.
This certify that was in bad state OF heat ana
myself under the care OF DIS stone
and Boyer. treated with great care by those gentlemen
for Tw MONTHS BUT FOUND then had recourse to
the Christy Springs, and under the hoso roo
Cant S. Bossiere the village of Claiborne, three miles
from the Springs using the waters freely In
short time began improve and found myself enrey re-
weeks nm now on my way ST. Louis where reside and
ysef OF duty to recommend TO the ale'e me
use of those waters The certificates of Doctors Warren stone
and P G. Boyer Physicians to the Mason de sahte
SHOWS 'ne '''"'e VI my ''''"''' H. MACsHANE.
This cerRes Mr. H. Macshane under treatment ~
the Masou de Snne months for irritable BLADDER
and ennged urinary secreons from which he suffered Sc
verely. him advice in connection WIN the fhSs'
clans of the house, but he rcIsivsT T NO n",g 'e"en
?. G. BOYER House Physician.
refer to a few of those who have used the Water;
| General j. l.. Lewis, hon, j. II lhlu"eli'
Col w Chrsv Dr.. We'lderbnrn,
/ Taibtrt Wilson, ESQ.,, Dr. nAe.orhch,
| Jos. Lowell ESQ.,, - Dr. Porter ETC, ere. il,
nThe house 1T Springs will be shortly re-opened undel
the direction Of u competent Manager g ,occ1ppp
fel3 j. o. n''''hf'A
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Z
~ die, of Plants that they are now import
! ~ extensive of Shrubs Of every variety CON
NJ ul Cu the newest DESCRIPTIONS oRo
eulrOus, Mtgnons. Pcnnes, upwards o. 300 Rose Icts
grated and uoraftc Also considerable quantity all kn
81 superior Fruit Trees snch Pear Apple Cherry Plum
Peach aud ApeoI Trees ulbon> and Flower Roots 80 VA
cites nahtas Amrais, hy@cnths Tulips Flower ana
, tiartCu Trees --- .,..,,
The whole offered very moderate terms an" Guaranteed
he the country without extra chIr-t
rsgtanogues h" had No II Churtres street. next tt
BFor sale IL new Rose Trees exhibited in Paris il
! 1855 by llr. Guilot, OF Lyons. JAZZ
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MISCELLANEOUS.


WINNERS CANADIAN VERMIFUGE.-A
yond the shadow Of doubt by the experience testimony
with arc y
and thousands of children die diseases when
Various the preparations which have been
remedies for Worms but experience has proved them all
and remedy found which has failed destroy Worms
have existed This assertion supported by the
viduals in the country The remedyis
"1SEfs oAS fGhAEy y VHaHrXsb WARRANTED
It's operation and easily administered than
any oe Some Of the symptoms which indicate the existence
pale eaden color occasional Pushes the
eyes are heavy and dull the breath @d the upper lip swollen
itching in the nosrs which the patient pick his
the sleep k disturbed the patient often awakening in great
tie esceegy soeaes voEseos
feeble, and in some instances depraved
To the certificates might be added e. but
Is
i'N'-''oi MEDICAL EVIDENCE;
SHf NJ az? EHS seS Sss;
cen remedy for the expulsion of Woi 1g the ntesine
1ssn"'' Of the R. g Of siS*f5i is'sPs etc.
Member of the R. G. of Surgeons in London, etc.
FROM TILT sas IL rs y ysss
ySn g s ny fow e Ts9 ne
are certain and children take it readily which is great
'o Jas s! L. is y giving u'u - SHN rLANAeAE
4Es s's %
ton always be administered with perfect saet, ant
Over one thousand from
Ss Il Al ss' Sbs,,,
nd WHOLESALE Druggist, Hamilton Canada west.
Sold Wholesale wit 4 o by
fe2s1y Isl and q Charres street New Orleans, La.
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r1,HtG HAIIIADAY WINDMILL. MANY OF
giueers in the United have examined tins Machine ana
the beautiful and seui Oh
modern date. J., ,a
BY simple device, as the gale increases IN Sc
verify The sails gradually round chnlge the angie al
which they gentle breeze present less ana less
resistance the wsd ill., whep the tempest rat1l NJ us
height little its save Tue tih euseh AZ
the nbaes, the fans giAhhily 'el o
na nostion Something Of this kind, for changing the posi-
tnn of the sails mechanics have long sought lor IL
vain. , &c.. ,.u.ooo, ~, . ,orro,f ,,
storm of wind for fully under the control OF regulator
AS is water wheel engine. II this Mill he well put
attention whatever Tor weeks 10
| gether. ..o, .,., hos ,,o, hoa, ,,i
varuly used AS h motive power well known to he the want OF
lfrsru,ng machine heavy gales the wind Wheel as
heretofore constructed either proted IN hopeless rum OF
reviewed apdy wear heat and ciate, greatly
kind attached BESIDES IN mac
weather cgnirim and anxiety OF the attend
ant This difficulty entirely obvattd and the only Oh
ection that can possibly be urged the INCONSISTENCY G. INT
wind This for by the fact that II requires
outlay or EXPENSE wind engine-no nen TO tend OF
with steam power Inc mil Is ready ~ ANY
time day or night moved by the wind from any point
the conHss fiji large tanks ponds, that can be usei
during III intervals the winds blowing the size OF tn
reservoir is in proportion 10 the quates
waller reoured there certainty of having abundnnc
through the For railroad stations and sugar and coto
nantaos II is uIequaed, both Tor pumping
.roar and grinding corn ornanened fountains A smh
sized mill moderate wind will raise 900 gallons OF ~s
ter and grind bushels of hour For further infol
nation, orders, address
s. IL. GILMAN, 81 NRtchez street. New orleans,
oo4 Sole Agent the Southern States
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Subordinate Encampments.

wILDEY No meets the first and third Saturday IN each
month Odd Fellows Hail. of Carp and Lafayette
streets Officers present term A. Florat, c. p; N.
Durand H. W Solomon S. W; X s. keRghey Scribe; H.
Williams Treasurer; L. Kaiser W.; James Furneaux, As
sistant Scribe.
HOBAH the second and fourth Saturday in each
month Fellows Hail. of Camp and Lafayette
streets. Officers for the present ermL PGther, p
NJ NJ Carolan P; Geo. Seymour s. W.; l.. Butler,
Scribe; N. j. Hoey, J. W. S. NJ. Todd, Treasurer.
LaSALLE No. the first and third Monday each
month Odd Fellows Hall, of Camp and Lafayette
streets the present. term-Joseph g. p
N Benedict, H. P. j. Carn, s W.. Edward Allen Scribe
E. L. Bercier j. W; +. T. Field. Treasurer.
WASHINGTON No. meets the second and fourth Monday
In each mouth in Polar Star Lodge Room ST. Louis street.
Officers for the term-G. reuar, GP Langenbeck
er, II. P. j. NJ. Barras, S. W. q. krebs, Scribe; Z. s.
Brewster j. W; Il. Mspaugh, Treasurer
LAFAYETTE No. meets the first and third Mondayin each
month"; in Jefferson Lodge Room Fourth District Officers for
term-Chas Geheeb, C. P; W. N1nke, ii. P j..
F Dunn, S. W. R. Turney, Scribe; j. T. Barrett, j. W
Louis Seibert, Treasurer.
PELICAN the first and third Saturday in each
Louis Officers for
the present term-J NJ Wagner G. P L. Charles, H. Fl T.
Captaine w o. Dugue, Scribe j. Vedot j. w. b. La.
teralie, Treasurer
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G.and Encampment.

THE R. W. GRAND ENCAMPMENT OF LOUISIANA, I.
O. o. F. holds regular sessions the first Mondays in Feb
and August of each the Odd Fellows Hail.
Of Camp and Lafayette streets.
Officers for the year ls5as Stockton NJ W. Grand Patr
arch; A. Hero NJ W. G. H. Priest E. Smith R. W. g. s. War
James Furneaux, r. W. G. Scribe: H. Williams, R. w.
g. Treasurer, S. NJ Todd, r. W. G. j. W.. H. Mspaugh W.
G. Marshall B. Dasiva W. G. Sentinel John Frankford, W.
Dep. G. Sentinel.
Oscar Barbee r. W D. G. Patriarch, of District No. s. Ba
Rouge A. V. D. Covert R. W. D. G. Patriarch of Dis
trict No. L. Clinton; John Orchard, R. W. G.. Rep.