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1tb Orleans 9aiJg Crsstsui.-
Alfred TennYaon q Ed.

The authorship Of come pointed yeres, which VIII
i've among the quanels Of authors" has 5nst cpIse
to light-the verses in question being sharp bis us
personal satire by Alfred Tennyson on "sir LytlUp
L may be recolIected that BnlWer in bis New Tignn
took occasion to ventilate some very malignant z6
lncaed.for asperities against bis brother aBfhBy-
hey called forth a squib or two in Punch u ngHa
appears that Tennyson himself entered the field r.
be latter journal with the following "settler.V
THE NEW TnsoN AND THE POETS.
We know him out of shakapeare's nj
And those fine curses which he sp0Es@
The old TIKoN with his noble heart,
That, strongly loatbing, greatly bgDks.
So died the OLD: here comes the Ny
Regard him familiar face
thought We knew him what, it's jon,
The padded man--that wears the st8ysg
who killed the girls and thrilled The bpys
With dandy patbos when you wrote
A Lion you, that made noise
And shook name en- PapiiiOteF.
And once you tried the muses. too:
You faifd Sir: therefore DOW Jon tRrnS
You fall on those who are to you
AS Captain is to Snbaltern.
But men Of longendurinR hopes,
And careless what this houT may bring.
Can pardon little wouId-be Popes
And BFnmmels when they try to sting,
An artist, Sir, should rest in Art,
And waive little Of his claim
10 have the deep poetic heart
Is more than all poetic fame
But you, Sir, you are hard TO please
Fou never look hut half content
Nor like a gentleman at ease
With moral breadth Of temperament.
And what with spites and what with lears,.
You cannot let body be:
It's always ringing in your ears,
They call this man as good as aasTs
What profits now to understand
The merits of a spotless shirt.
a dapper bOot-a little hand
If half the little soul ia dirt
you talk of tinsel! why we see
The old mark OF rouge upon your cheeks
You pirate of Nature! you are be
That split his life about the cliques.
a TmoN you Nay. nay for shame.
It looks too arrogant jest
The fierce old man-to axe his name
You handbook. OF, and let him rest.
ALCIBIAD Is
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MISCELLANEOUS.
IELnLRoLD,s GENUINE PtMPARATIo

- or
HIGHLY. CoNrEETR ApEn rnMpnuEn FTuTD
Extract Buchu
For Diseases of the Bladder Kidneys Gravel Dropsy OBJ
a 9e,i't' s e''et Dlse"seS emSie NoLnptA'nAt
ana 81 Diseases OF the sexual Organs arising from E1cssseB
and Imprudences in life and removing all Improper Dis.
chargesfrom the Bladder KIdneyso seuRI Organs eer
existjpgin
MALE OR FEMALE,
From whatever ginated and no
now LONG sTAEDTEG
Giving health and yigor 20 a boo IN ral1fd
cbeekl
JOY to the Afflicted
Itcures Nervous and Debtaed sufferers and removes all
the symptoms among which will be found ndispositon
etion Loss Of Power Loss of Memory Difficulty Breathing
General weakness Horror Of Disease wss Nerves Trer
49, r,.n5g,I 49,. - T.s.y -, " r. 80 ~. :.
pltns' Dt''i' t'' VI Death NlEht SWeatS' Nolo eel
Waketunest BmBess Of VISION Lsnguor Universal Lass
tuds Of the Muscular System often Enormous Appstte With
T,rsnantic gyrontop,g EJot Hands Vt,,t; 80 a.. ,5 n,
aI, fiu1hng Of the Body Dry
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The UGLIEsT MANA correspondent of the Pc
tersburg Express relates the following incident shcl
occurred at the recent fair in LyncbBurg, Virginia
An incident somewhat remarkable now occurred.
which amazed while it extensively tckled lie risi.
bles Of several hundred spectators. silver cup
worth $50 had been purchased by number of gen
tlemen having the reputation OF being great ad-
mrers OF nelness, to present to the ugiest man WhO
should make his appearance the grounds and the
news Of the anticipated event had Travelled faT ma
wide IT was while in the midst Of the crowd under
meath the musicians stand, that Mr. P the COMMIT
tee OF one" appointed to make the presentation was
bunty accosted by Of the hardest customers thas
could be raked up perhaps, between this and PeIo-
ponnessus, when the following conversation passed
Ar, your name Phelps?" ''It an replied Mr.. r.
81 walked eleven miles to see you- want that cnp's
But you are too good looking" SHOW me another
man as beats me- and gin mp LET me try Won,
sir look your ugliest." Tie ugly man gave one o.
two physoFnomic grimacts that threw the whole
mass into roar. when Mr. Phelps, the very picture
OF Menus himself, acknowledged his merits and delfg-
cred the prize with the parting query, What is yonF
name Z" "Rueker,H was the reply. Where from2s
" An tst--sood tye.' And Rncker (Heagens what
name y sloped, whistlihg asolemn air.
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STATE OF LOUISIANA,
Parish Of Orleans, City of New Orleans.
Be itremembered that this 10th March 1885, before The
subscriber Justice of toe Peace in for aforesaid
personally appeared Charles Briggs President and H. r
ye Secretary the Louisiana Mutual Insurance Company of
New Orleans who being duly sworn according to law.
and 1.-THE above uSt and and
correct transcript from the books Of said Company.
CHARLES BRIGGS Presiden
II. p. JAEVIER, Secretary
Sworu to and subscribed before this 18th day of March,
A, D. 1883 @. N. BRADFORD,
Second Justice Of the Peace for the Parrish Of Orleans
The Board of Trustees have resolved interest OF sE
per the outstanding certificates profits,
and after the second Monday in May and redeem
and after that date the scrip issued Of the year 1855 eservng
under the provisions their charter cash capital of five
hundred Thousand dollars and they have further declared
a scrip dividend Of FOETY-TWO PER CENT. the
earned premiums of the year ending February e 1865 for
which certificates will be Issued and after the r day
June, 1858. CHARLES BRIGGS, President
A. CARRIEEE, Vice President,
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Written Oh

Written on the top Of hat, with brick in il, IL
hiFty minutes.
Railroads, steamboats,, stages, wagons
Iron horses, snortiDg dragons;
Side-wheel ducks with heads Of steam on
Fourhorse drags unfit to dream on
One'horse teams at these don't caVjj,
What's the odds ?-were bound to travel
Flying Rparka and dust and cinders
Coming in at doors and vinders
Bad hotels and awful eating
Rum hack.driyers, death on cheating;
Clothes begrm'd with grit and grave,
That is what we catch. who trayel
Mountains, valleys, hills and rivers.
Each one to the landscape givers,
GraLite hills and rocks, We greet vel
Valleys, rivers, glad to meet vel
Each and all these words unravei.
Hurrah-Iip!- its good 10 travel. THPL
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BOARD OF DIRECTORS FOR Neutrality-suspicious.
Bis President S. Bouemet, Treasurer; Thos H. Shields
Secretary Daniel Merritt, Sexton. Cemetery Committee
Harper Dillingham;, Gardner Smith b. neSilya Finance
COMMITTEE oyeron, Bernard Cohen and John
Moran. MembersJames FUrneaux NJ. Wnslosg H Gold.
man Thos. Keefe and f. b. MaunseIl
VAULTS IN "0DD FELLOWS REST'' may beprocursd
byapplyne NJ CORY atSckles& Co. IS Canklstreet
at p FRLT SrETsoss 81 CamRstreetto H MILLspAUGH u
s. Mint and Secretary soce In Odd FellowsHel cor
of Camp and IlfHyetttstrees
Price of Lots and VaultsReguhr lots 10 feetRquare $780,
ditto by feet S75 Vaults, double odKea
500 ditto to all others, Oi single, Stockholders Lodges
S45; to allOtbers, $50
Vaults cannot be opened unless certificate of ownership be
first obtained from the Secretary.
Lots can behind
on spplicRtiorto
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DE soToLoDGE No.7 meets at Baton Rouge on Tkursda
evening.
NEITHLoDGE No q meets at shrevepOrton wodnssds
evening.
ST. EANDRYLoDGE No,25meets opelousGson satur
CLINTON LODGE No.27 meets at Clinton on wedneuda,
Trinity LODGE No. 50 meets at Trinity On Saturday
evening.
EXCELSIOR LODGINGS meettat Thibodauxon satar.
NEW iberia LODGINGS SO meettat Nowtonon Thur,
day evening.
PRARiE LODGE NJ. 81 meets at Washington on satur.
GHESEYvILLE LODGE NO,4l meets at Cheneyvile
Monday evening.
Saturday evening,
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MOVING ELoQuEHcE,--A prisoner in the RpFR
"once upon time" burst into tears. why DO gRa
weep, inquired the judge. "Ah, my lord, it WAs ma
till | heard my eounsels defence l knew how iARp-
cent | W8sn
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STATE OF LOUISIANA

STATE OF LOUISIANA,
Parish Of Orleans, City Of New 0rlesns.
Belt remembered that the 0h july 1888 before Il
undersigned Justice the Peace in and city aforesaid
personally appeared Charles J. Mansoni Secretary Of the
Crescent Mutual Insurance Company Of New Orleans Who be-
duly according to law, does dapose md say tie
foregoing accounts just transcript
ISignedl CHARLES J. MANSONI.
Sworn and subscribed before this 50h July 1853
Signed JAS. K. DIXON,
First Justice Of the Peace the parish of Orleans.
The Board Of Trustees have resolved pay interest Of
Six per cash. outstanding certificates Of profits
10 the holders thereof legal representatives. and
ates the "a Monday Of August proxmo also declare dv
SIXTY Copper cent? FER CENT the earned pre-
NUNS Of the company for the year ending the Goth June
1855 for which certificates will be issued and after the LIST Of
October next.
resolved further that after reRervinR ONE MTLLIOE
DOLLARS Of profits that the balance due outstanding
the certificates Of the Company Of the issue Of 1852 well
all the outstanding certificates Of profits of the issues Of the
1858 1854 he redeemed and pAG the holders thereof
teir legal representatives, after the second Monday
in August prOIimo from which date all interest thereon will
certificates be produced at the time d payment and
cancelled.
THOS. A. ADAMS President.
yica-p
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Run away last night, my wife Briget Coole. sBR
has tight nate body and has lost one leg. She u.s.
riding behind the priest of the parish through Fez
moy and as We never was married viii pay M
debt she does not contract. She lisps Wd one tooth
and is always talking about fairies and is Of no age
but TO the owner. PHELlM CODlR
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F." have good reason'' exclaimed an enrsgs8 "a
thor who had been lGmpooned in a review, to Ia
lieVe that Mr. - has given me this stab ID sh#s
dark. Make your mind perfectly easy saiB his
friend, " for Mir is the last man to give ypR n
stab in the dark; FIST because he always held Yasa
in ight estimation and secondly because he is Isl
low that couldn't stick at anything
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Dentist to his patent-"Hem, very odd 1nnse
have made some mistake there's nothing the mat
ter with this tooth. Never mind, III try agBin. Oh
eoui.a, won't charge you for pulling more than 0Ia
OF them-no matter how many take out.'
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General Relief Committee,I.O,

The following arethe officers of the Commit.
tee FOR the term extending from July 1858 January 1857
William Gregory, President 90 Grayier street, John Il
Heuo Treasurer 81 Camp street Joseph A. Brown Secre
tay, corner JulN md New Levee strees f. w Bachman
50 Camp stree;J b Nngon 4 Victory street, Geo Seymour
% IehoupouGs street. krantE 81 New Ieyee street S
kHler, e. Allen, 1873 Canal c. V Ionte N Cannon
street H. Caldwell, Il Garondeet stree; j. Mess Custom
house street, D. FarRr IA Louisa Schweitzgr ST mn
street near Miro; h Rucks, PoydRs and Magazine
streets Ehs F. Morrison, AgerBi Phi Engel corner Laurel
SIKH streets j. asbergue, Bourbon street I
w. Brtsbin, Commercial Alley W Il. Ellis 81 Crayer st.
A. P0reuus, 65 Tchonpitoulas street '' u 10 90
The Committee holds its meetings on the first Friday
evening IN each month"; the Grand Secretary Office odd Fe
lows Hall. - SSi - q -
jy23 JOS A BROWN Seersfarv
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We are ruined not BY what we really want. bnf h.
what we think we do therefore never 20 ABROAD IS
search of your wants if they aIe rial entk. lsg
will come in search of you Be that buys v has Ii
does not want will soon want what he cannot hpy.z
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Poah!.lT,ABLR AND srArIoNAKY srnAa


HOARD Sons Southern Depot for the States of Louis
lana asspp AaeaIna Tennessee Arkansas and Texas is
esaotShed al No. 10 Graver street, New Orleans where the
ubscEner who sole agent for the above States Is receiving
from eight TO sixteen every month"; of sizes from to 81 horse
power o. these celebrated Engines which after Of
years Of upwards OF 500 Engines all the States of the pnion
al giving the most complete satisfaction, being THE ONLY
Portable Engine having cylinder boiler WHICH Is ALL
UTILlhED HEATING SURFACE AND PERFECTLY -tG.
GESSIBLE INSIDE AND OUT FOR CLEANING: requires
no brick work to put them in operation special skill to set
them up, and but the smallest proportion Of fuel to them
Also
Constantly in store Sash and Circular Saw Mills sauh's
Iron Corn and Flour Mills Newell Cotton Screws for
steam horse power Carver Improved Sin Stands with Shaft
Ing PBes Stands Boxes and Bolts ready to fit complete
the shortest notice. Steam Cotton Gins Saw Corn and Flour
Mills which be put in operation few days after being
Descriptive pamphlets with lao Testimonials will be
sent by mail to any address, SAMUEL H. GILMAN,
au3l lyEW No, 10 GraTibr street New Orleans
T7EHUANTBPEC CIGARS-25OOO. MADE OF
i choice Tobacco, At SOS per thousand, for sale BY
G. 4. PICKETT.
jylQ S. S.! Charles street.
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CHURCHES,

BAPTIST:
CATHOLIC:
Annanciaion- Corner 3TsndeveandMorGles.
Immaculate OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, Canal,
LJesu,t1s5--BarOnue, Common.
81. Louis Decentralization Square,
81. AHthony-Rampaft, c, Cont
st. AlphOnse-St Andrew, d. Live Oak and Laurel.
st, AHgnsfine-8aYCu Read, c, ST. Claude
St. Barth0lomtw-Fillere, Seguin and BRrtheemy Al
St JOIN Bapts,-pryades b. CIloand Calliope
St. J0SePli-Common, b. hRrias and Where.
ST. MRrie-Coude u. Ursuline,
st. MHE-ioEephine h Live Oak and Laurel.
ST. PAtrick-Camp, b. Julia and Girod
st |eter-tMHrEny, b. GbsHCalynRud G1reatmen.
ST. Iheresa-CUnp opp junction with PrytRnis,
ST. Tri,lity-St. Ferdinand.
ST. Vincent de PaUl-tfreRtReu, c. AoHtegut.
UrsutrR Gouvent-Below the city.
CHRISTIAN Camp, MelpOmeue.
FIRST GtiNGREti ATt0NAL: st. Charles n. Julia.
PROTESTANT EPISCOPAL! ST. Ptter's{ BetheD
EsplHnade LEglist PFotestnpte Franchise O.
Bauyie Christ ChurCR-Ganal, C. DaHphine. ST. PauR-
Camp 9Mennie. ST. LHke's-IercHles Felicity road
TrHits-Jaekson c. Pia4aemine. AnnHnciation- Annnn.
citation Square. Mount Oliyet-AlgieTB.
LUTHER AN Enterpe, b. BHeChus and Dryades,
METH0DISf CRrOndeeti b. Heva and Girod. Felicity Road
c. Chestnut MORGAN, EAghien DryRdes, TerpschOre
Pieyt Greatmen. Magias b. BenYieRnd Cont Coffee
n, Jackson st. Paul, (eoloredD Carrolton, Garroon
EavHdes- Algiers.
PRESBYTERIAN: Lafayette Square. Prytania C. Clio
Casacalvo, II. Railroad, Canal, Franklin. Fulton n
Josephine. Prytania, Josephine. Thaia c. Benton
Bouigiy, Camp, n, Cadiz,
GERM. hFANG, Protestant Philip, C. Chippewa Protea
tRut-Glio, b. Apolloand HRyRdeB.
UNITARIAN PrytaniR, GaOpe. Clio b. Prytania and
Dry ldes IefpsichTA. ntNayates. Euterpe q. 3acchUs
RE1 DrYades.
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The last rain showed ore luderous sicht-RD 81
tempt TO crowd two fashonably dressed womFn AH aR
one umbrella
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I. o. o. F.
Grand Lodge OF T,nnnaInnn.


THE r. N. GRAND LODGE or LOUISIANA ]. o. Q. r..
meets geni-annnally fourth Tuesdays IN January md
Juy, IN Grand Lodge Room, Odd Fellows Hall Of
Camp and Lafayette Streets New Orleans.
OFFICERS ToR TBz YEGK ls5aEdward Pilsbury Of Tenn.
RaE 2fgs no 10 ~ " Grand Master John Moore Of New
IbeIta Lodge No. 81 x. ~ D. Grand Master: O. wilson
Of gnion Iodge No r. W. Grand Warden; Thos H. Shields
81 Union Lodge No. G. r. W. Grand secretary Henry vii
arns Of C9mmercia Lodge NO IL, R. ". brand Trsasur.
sTi Ihos n Blake, u Commercial Ntdge No. r. and
henry " stsson n S9nthwesern Lodge No. 90 Grand Re
psseBtaFes 20 the r ". Grand Lodge; Richard sRan Of
Creacent Lodge No 8. ". g Nnrsha s. H. Todd Of Hope
Lodge No. a. VI a. Conductor H. JarniEon Of Louisiana
Lodge No W. o. Guardian John FEsakford, Of Creseen,
LsaBe no. q W o. Herald.
DISTRICT DEPUTY gRASD MGsTHzs-Janes P. Warner, Of
covenant Lodge No IL District No. q j. T. Michel Of Pacific
ooge 30 30 District No 3. LouiS Bush Of Rxcslsor Lodge
70 ~ District No A. S. L. RHndett st. Harys Lodge No
ri i.f,et 70 8; g. p Clark, q st. Landry Lodge No. rs
3; Henry JONES' Of Desota Lodge No r. District
q 4. l1asi ~ Trinity Lodge No 3D. District No .; "
o. Meth Lodge 81 Distrc No u; a. Aspsbgh, Of
aLls leege H95 District No. Is S. T. Hunter Of Clinton
No 6 "a pstret 70 4; Il Goldman Of Tsuona Lodge
83, District No. II. " -R-" -eS-t'
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"a TALE OF TERRoR.n-A spanel's continuation
with four punches of fire crackers and three lin p5E
pans fastened toll.
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"A NLEAItINAN AItJVlAIIO III EIFaI NUIbo
"A DlAThs Cordial, whose delicate flavor and
unsurpassed the successful tonic md restorative
in eSses t genetaldeby and complaints trestores
the appetite, nvgOrate the action functions of the
ach and thereby dyspepsia often brought by
continued attacks Of indigestion the prevalent complaint of hot
and humid climates. said Cordial may be administered with
equal efficiency the infant and The aged by following the d
reetons printed the label Of each bottle aud its agreeable
taste is net the least of its recommendations
This Cordial has been Introduced into general nse in the prn
cpa coeehonses Of this city such SerHc, Gem Ruby
the Age etc. far superior TO B1ke stomach Biters
ceiebrhed throughout the United States Of America and there
be doubt that AL who have tasted the American Bitter
Cordial give the preference all other Bers hitherto
For sale by A. a. PEYCHAUD,
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Which causes girl the most pleasure to AsaT hRT-
self praised or another girl run down
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No lady will be admitted to the next tWpzBaBza
rights" convention who does not shave sH6 giBE
bass The officers are expected to wear mOuSlscAss-
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When you go to drown yourself, always pBl 4EfI
your clothes /; they may fit your Bites seCCRa kns-
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The hen never jokes when she lays her egg. EAR
is always in er nest
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Hush / he comes not vet
The clock strikes one.';

Russell, the singer, was once singing in a plpvfa-
eal town The Gamblers Vile, and bayiag milan
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To prevent water on the brain-haye the patients
head shingled by barber.
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he struck the key 10 initiate the sndden knsg Of f
departed hour, when a respectfully dfessed WomaTl
calculated, to the amazement of everybody, Oh.
wouldn't have fetched him home y
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p ERIC ERATQRs..IMPRovED GALVANIZED
H IRON REFRlGER ATORS practical and scientific
principles The hest and most venienent in
cooling and preserving meats milk, butter fruit, wines
They arranged that the ice slowly through
each shelf and being confined from the eec the hot air.
keeps them the coolest point causing the
fuence he the throughout the whole apparatus This
is effected By the drppngs from the ice which is lost in all
other TefEerRturs They open the front top
piece Of furniture be placed any ROOM and have
water jar by which perfectly cold all times be
had without additional ice These Regeraors expert.
men They have been in successful operation for upwards Of
years the qualification Of those who have hy use
their certificates will show and the approved
before the public Tie improvements recently added by which
the most perfect ventilation is insured, saving Of ice
hRs been obtained friEd air preduced and durability
Effected certainly place them far in advance anything ever
offered for public patronage
GALVANIZED IRON
Has been substituted for the shelving uieu of zinc thereby
enabling offer them entirely free diZaou
corrosion and consequently void OF that dsagreeabe
which has heretofore neen Objectionable rergera
tors. In Rddsn TO their being vastly superior others
owing their convenient arrangements and unequed prn
cple they serviceahe 1t conceded that
Galvanized Iron durable than any other metal
not affected by acid, salt water, etc.
mI6 FLINT JONES "A and A. ROYAL street.
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a SALTY BIT Hon. it was Paid-The PiFas-
hnrgh Dispatch has the following in regard to hi
lately decided in that city:
III + was this: Mr. McGunnigle bet Hr. Ross
oned against one bushel of salt that the Rs
publican ticket would be elected; and if the RtpRa
liean ticket was elected Mr.. Ross was to psrh ahe
SAT- Gown on his shoulder to Mr. McGunnigles hGaSe
On Saturday, Mir. RoEs fulfilled the obligation. spE
YVES accompanied en- route by about one hnBd7fE
people,
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n NORTH CULLONI, ATToRNEY-ArLAW, will
~ attend 70 al professional business Landry and Avoy
VILE, La.
ReerenceB-Chas, NJ. Waterman hardB ware merchant: NJ
Olivier Esq Thos D. Miller commission merchant: Ghas. B.
Singleton sttorneT.atlaEi Nixon Adams Cesceat Office
Nov Orleans. m26 ly6W
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Grand Epcampinent or Louisiana.

THE R W. GRAND EFCAMPMEhT OF LOUISIANA
o. o. F. eispnuay, the LIST MoEdsys in Febru
ay and August IN odd Fellows Hail. Of Camp and La
fayeite streets.
oficsR for ls58T Bragg Most worthy Grand Pa.ria,chi
B. DaSilvA Most D. g. High PRIEST j. Faust, r. W. g. s.
Warden james Furneaux, r, " G. Scribe II Williams r.
W. G. Treasurer A. Shaw, r. W. g. J. Warden Thomas
Eeefe ". G. Marfhal T. C4nty, n @. Sentinel John
Frarkford W Deputy g. Sentinel John Orchard r. W
Rep 70 G. Lodge Of q. s.
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Alta meeting Of the Board Of Directors held this day it
fesols dividend Of FORTY PER CENT the
aured Ter which Scrip will be issued after the 18th
Jane ne1t aRd FORTY PER CENT to the Stockholders
The capital 4idin payable according 18th section
Charter Tie Company, and after the 18th day May
A. CHTAPELLA, President,
JULES DOLHONDE. Secretary
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rpcomnuents In the TnterIor.g

MAGNOLIA NO meets the ID and 9Th Saturdays IN
each month, in Baton Rouge,
G. ". SHAW No To- meets the LIST and 90 Saturdays IN
each month, in Clinton.
Any Communication intended for the Grand Eucampnent
must be directed to James FuEneau1 Grand Scribe 40 Pods
treet, New Orleans