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H. P. BUCKLEY,
5 CAMP STREET, NEW ORLEANS,
Matchmaker. JeWeIer Il SiIYersmlfh,

CAMP STREET, NEW ORLEANS,
Matchmaker, Jeweler n SiIVersmIth,
snQ IMPORTER offne Watches for ladies -. -
ELYA, and gentlemen, Of the most cee-I@TS TX
4A.8 brated makers ofEngland and Switzerland made
to his order expressly IN heavy gold and sill
ver,) and warranted standard fneness.
Ladies' chatolanes and neck chains.
Gents guard, fob and vest chains seals keys, etc
Finger rings, earrings breastpins, cuf-pins, etc
Diamond pins and rings
Spectacles for every age in gold silver steel and tor
toise shell frames;
Silveware warranted pure con consisting Of table
tea and dessert spoons;
Silver table and dessert forks, ladies' butter knives
mustard and salt spoons sugar, tongs, etc.
Plated ware consisting Of castors caudlesticks wait
ers, etc.
Having been always engaged in the mechanical part Of
the business all watches sent for repairs will have the
srces personal atenton and having every facility for
making any portion Of watch, he will be enabled to
work very reasonable terms.
~ Jewelry made TO order and repaired. Diamonds
reset in the latest style. Canes mounted in gold and
silver. nov Is, 1856
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E. J, HART L Co,
Eos. II AyD ~ TCHoUPTouLAs STREET,
AVE 90 hand full and well selected stoc Of
GROC RIES,
- other articles in their line, in part consisting OF
o7TEB-Bio, Havana and Java.
RS-Imperial, Pouchong, gunpowder, hysdn, young
}9l 'ou9hong padre, etc.
SalR-Brown, white, loaf, crushed and powdered
1S'-SSS-Counry, sugar house and golden syrup.
tSAc,o-Assorted brands, comprising all qualiIes.
ssa'es-Large stock, well assorted.
NS-Ctoyes, mace, nutmegs, pepper, ginger, alsplce
sseld spices Of all kinds
3lP-Brown, Boston, western, northern, while and
~ a bars and cakes; CASTLE.
Tgata-Foy's, Cincinnati.
Madeira, 0porto, claret, white sweet and dry
~isa Nnscat, Sherry.
ess0r-Cognae Rochelle, Bordeaux, Peadh, Amer
s5S-loIand and domestic.
Jamaica, New Orleans, n. q.
gaSaET-N -Nouongahela, Bourbon, Western Virginia
~ rockford, apple champagne
NM s,g's AND DYEs-Indigo, madder, sulphate qunlne,
slrvitb ful assortment Of other staple drugs and
TF-4S, by the case only.
. ao3ten 5 aad Willow Ware brooms, gunny bsgs, buck
9F.os axehelyes etc.
5'lsRiLL PHILADELPHA WHITE LEAD-HaYing been
~ a. Asaat for the sale of the celebrated White lead,
-.led by Witheril and Brother we shall keep
ei'aIy on hand large assortment of the different
WI n, aal various sized packages, to which We invite
a aSllion Of the trade
WI 00 friends are solicited to give us a call
New Orleans, Feb. II, 1883.
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P. L. DuFRBsNE
T. DUFREsN

-
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALERs1y
ND " HNNnS
LIN h
u Il U T. b RlES, + RO V lS1ONS.
yvESrrpv ppnDrrcE -
- " ~ - 80 " -, eNo''
ON The LEV EE, three Doors below Texas Street,
SHREF hPOKI, La.
1z> BEGs to inform their friends planters, rner-rn
Fl1S| chants and public generally that they have %
49, received a iarge ana select assortment ~ 80
<1Dc~>sPRING AND SUMNER GOODS,
Having purchased their stock entirely for cash thew
feel confident thatthey cen sell cheap or cheaper
any house in this CITY
Their stock consists in part of
Kerseys Linseys Lowels and 0snaburrs Of Sonther,
manufacture; Hickory Marlboro and Cboctag Stripa.
Bedtokings Negro Blankets (some at COST pe 19
WooH Bed Blankets Of every size and auaIity. Countar
panes; Toilet Quilts. lO-l and 1874.
Bleached and brown Cottous very Iarpe assortment
and Of extra quality, 6-4 I9-4 and I24 Bleached and
brown Sheetings
Irish Linens d large and ndbeautifulassortment Linen
Sheetings 1914 aud l24 Pillow-case Linen; Linen Da-
ToweInr.
CURrA7y GooDs-W Worsted and Cotton Damask; Tur-
knv red and Toured French ,aIicoes for Curtains
Tennessee and Kentucky Jeans, white and colored;
large assortment If Flanncls
Reached brown and colored Canton Flannels
Riack and fancy French Cassimeres; Tweeds
Black Cloths; Ladies' Roval Cloths
Satnets- Black, blue and grey.
Ladies' Shawls; plain black dress Silks; Poplns.
French Merinos all colors plain and figured Delaines
Black Deaines, (all wool) Deaine robes; Alpaccas,
Genuine French Calicoes, of all styles
English and American Prints, large and beautiful as
sortment.
Double skirt 0rgandies and English Barege robes
Lace Mantelets, Marquis Parasols
WHITE Goops-Jaeonet, Nansook, Lawns Cambria,
plain and figured Swiss Muslin; Book Muslin, Bril-
iantines TaTlton; Illusions Of Oh colors
Handkerchiefs- Cambria, plain hemstiched, and
embroidered
gfyIp manufacturpd-Ja- a.
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Vol. IA.
e E II MS.

.WEarERE IS published weekly at THREE
rag 7oy,a,lrn. payable in advance -four dollars if
DjLtaS ts time Of subscribing Persons wishing to
lt pal N must give two weeks notice. No paper
5:Jat!Au mi at the option Of the publishers until all
l-,2aras ,rTrs inserted at the rate Of ONR DOLLAR
Aof..e for the first insertion and FIFTY Cents for
l sa,uent one Eight lines, or less, constitute a
l 5l2 hsral deductions made to those WIG advertise
~ tba year
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LATEST NEWS!
THE FIGHT WITH MEXIC0HAS ALREADY BEGUN.
MYTH the above news the undersigned respectfully
w apprase the citizens of Shreveport and surround
ing country that he has removed his extensive stock Of
DRY GOODS, CLOTHING.
BOOTS SHOES, HATS, AND CAPS, VARIETIES de.
from his old stand to one Of Mrs Lafons commodi6us
brick stores on Texas street next door L. Frank
eweiry store where he ready and viii be pleased
to wait uponlis old customers and many new ones
as he can get with the courtesy heretofore.
In addition his former stock he has received large
assortment all kinds Of Spring and Summer Goods,
which will be sold at reduced prices
Thankful for the liberal patronage bestowed upon him
at his ola stand he hopes to receive the same at the new
one pcdgng hmsefto sell his goods low not lower
than any house in town. N. LEVY.
Shreveport, March 2s. 1850.
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MINDEN FEMALE COLLEGE.


FACULTY:
REV. j. FRANKLIN FORD
President and Professor of Mental and Moral Philosophy
and the Natural Sciences
MISS CATHARINE .. COLEMAN
Vice Principal and lnstructress in Mathematic and
English Literature.
MISS L. BRAINERD
lnstraeress IN the Physical Sciences Composition and
Elocution
MISS THEOD0CIA JOHNSON
instructress in the English Branches.
MISS ---------
Instrueress in the Primary and Academic Department
PROF. GEO G. TAYLOR.
Music on the Harp, Piano and Yolsn.
PROF. j. LUTHER,
husic--Piano, Guitar. Violin, &c
MISS MARY \. COLEMAN
Ausc-Piano, Guitar and Vocal
MILE L. DURAND, tof France
Instructress in French and Music
MRS. II. r. f. THOMPSON,
lnstuetress in the Ornamental Department
Terms. etc.
The Scholastic yearis divdedinto twoterms twenty
one weeks each The Autumna Term commences on
the first Monday Of October; the Spring Term imned
ately succeeds ANY VACATION and closes in JULY
The terms for tuition are payable quarterly in advance
but when delayed beyond the close of the term interest
WILDE charged For the term of twenty weeks they
are follows
Tuition in Alphabetc Department ........ SIS 90
Tuition in Academic Department ard Freshman.
Tuition in Collegiate Department three highest
Incidental Expenses .-............... 90
husic-Piano+ortc or Guitar ........... so 90
on Harp p....,.......................... 40 90
Drawing ana Painting ..-..... ......... Is 90
French Latin and Italian, each u 90
Embroidery ..,....... 10 90
WaxwoTk per course of lessons. ........... 10 90
Fee for 10 90
Boarding including lights washing, 6c,....-.. 60 90
Oil Painting 80 90
Pupils entering at the opening of the term or within
two weeks thereafter will be charged for the term
will any deduction be made for absence except for Proyi
dental cause. Sep2l-ly
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PuESoNES4 N \ WELL.-Sone two years since Mr.
Gray, proprietor Of the aurora (Ial hotel sank an
atesian well upon his premises the depth Of seventy
nine feet, finding a copous supply of water. About
eight months since, sounds Of roaring as Of the fall of
distant cascade, were heard in the we'll These sounds
continued 10 be heard regular intervals and are at
times very loud and boisterous. Every other day about
midnight, thesouuds commence and continue fortwelre
hours, and have been known TO be so violent as to
awaken persons sleeping IN the house person who
has recently visited this well, tells that the roaring
resembles the trouble boiling foaning sounds, to be
heard at little distance from Niagara falls. 1t would
seem that this singular phenoner6h is worthy of
scientific investigation that its may, ifpossble
be fully discovered. Itsnow the opinion of some that
the sounds caused by subteanean cascade but why
they are intermittent seems mysterious.
4 singular feature connected with the matter is that
the time the roaring is heard the water from the well
iswarmeF than whena is quiet Ravenna Democrat.
TRADER BlsApPEARED wirH 81 5, oo5.-Inquiry has
beennsttued the probable fate of trader named
Stark from Greenupsburg, KY, who has disappeared
under circumstances that involve the belief that he was
murdered about six weeks since he left Greenupsburg
with $4,000 in his possession. He was subsequently
seen in this eitg where he remained several days and
since then all Is predetermined to whether he is pur-
suing his avocation trader entered on the long,
last journey His friends think from bis long absence
and silence, that he he's been murdered and robbed
Louisville Courier.
The London Chemical News states that hundreds of
barrels OF the clarified fat Of horses are imported from
Ostend to England, and sold in London for genuine
butter. Pies and puddings made Of such sayGry suh
ss9isee must b verT tempting 70 oricures
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MANsFIELD FEMtLE COLLEGE.

MANSE IEAD II EHlkA4EL SOLLESE IL
FACULTY.
REV CHARLES B. STUART, President.
And Professor of Moral Mental and Nutural Science
JOHN W. STUART a. M
Professor Of Ancient Languages. and Mathematics
w. S. D0NALDSONsfM. D..
Professor of Vocal and Instrumental Music Thorough
Bass and Composition.
MRs LIZZIE STUART,
Instrucress in English Literature and Mathematics
MBs. F. A. BATCHELOR
lnstructress in the Primary Department
MILE -- "a native of France
Instrueress in Modern Languages and Music
MISS HATTIE NJ. CUSHMAN
lnstuctress in Vocal and Instrumental Music
MISS ANNETTE c. RICE
IDstruetress in the Ornamental Department
Mn. a. H. THOMAS,
Steward and Bursar.
MEs EMMA L. A. THOMAS
Stewardess.
THE next Collegiate wear commences on Wednesday
October Sd, 1860 For further information apply 10 Mr.
A. II. THOMAS to ]. l.. SCALES Secretary Board of
Trustees. LEWIS PHILLIPS,
President Board Trustees
T. L. Sc.EEs, Secretary aug29-lv
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f. MULHAUPT
SASH. DOOR AND BLIND FACTORY,

Corner of Cotton street and Texas road.
49, THE undersigned, having erected oommodlous
ff3i factory, and procured machinery embracing all
l.L the late improvements are prepared to exc
te anv orders in his line at the shortest notice, ana
on tile most reasonable terms He will make to order
any description of Sash, Doors, Blinds, &c. WIN
also keep on hand all sizes of moudings, etc, etc All
orders from the country punctually attended to-
January "a 1853 F. MULHAUPT
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New Goods! New Goods!

New Goods! New Goods!
Just RECEIVED PER STEAMER CLARA BELL.
II ESPENSTNG with all humbug, such as selling off at
IL cost! or Mexico being taken! call my Aienas
and customers generally to call and examine my goods
the prices ofwhich win really surprise YOU they
sold at great sacrifice! account of the present
crisis in New Orleans.
shall be able to sell them at such prices which were
never known in Shreveport before. a. MARX.
Shreyeport, Dec :, 1860.
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LANNA & SPGR,
T z ~ ~
DEALERS ~
AyWA 6sFTN a FpV n ~ " CnEgsRC


FANCY AND STAPLE DRY GOODS.
HARDWARE, CUTLERY, WINES, LIQUORS, &c, &c.
Texas street between Spring and the Levee
~ HAVE just received the finest and best
- stock of Spring and Summer Goods in the c.
sSEs market and with which they are now pre- EzreA
pared to furnish customers and 10 the Inspection Of
which they all persons desrous Of supplying them
selves with
STAPLE OR FANCY GOODS,
Of every kind Sorts style variety and at such prices
place them within the reach Of every purchaser The
supply bought from first class houses and consists
the styles and most fashionable fabrics selected
bv Mr. Lama especially for the Shreveport trade and
embraces many articles not usually found ont of the city
The Ladies win find that special attention given
to their department. the stock Of goods suited to their
wants is ample and Of the choicest description embrac
ing every article requisite for the painest most eabo
toilet. 1t would be useless to attempt emunera
tonof the multitudnous articles purchased particularly
for the consumption Of the rsex they only realise
their beauty and superior quality by examination,
which is respectfully solicited.
FURNISHING GOODS
for Gentemeus wear in every STYLE variety and price,
of the best material superior make and lowest possible
prices.
Dealers wi find it to their advantage to examine their
assortment they supply any desirable article for
the country trade prices below any thing offered in the
market heavy supply Of Blankets, Russetts, Negro
Clothing and Plantation supplies constantly on hand to
which the attention Of planters and country dealers
solicited
We have also received complete stock Of Saddlery,
including Gentlemen and Ladies Saddles, with Brides,
Martingals, Girths etc
Those wishing to purchase Hardware should apply ct
house before making their purchases elsewhere.
Shreveport, March 28, 1850. LANNA g. SP0R. 4
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KEACHI FEMALE coLLEGE.


Rev. J. II. TUCKER,
President and Professor of Mental and Moral Science
and Ancient Languages
MISS S. C. WILCOX,
Instructress in English Literature
Miss SALLIE P. SC0GIN
Instrucress in Mathematics and the Physical Sciences
Miss KATE HILL.
Instructress in Academic Department
PRoF. C. F. SCHULTZ
Instructor Of Music-Piano, Guitar and Violin
MIss SALLIE Z. CARLTON
Instructress in Music-Piano and Guitar
Miss WILCOX
Insructress in French and the Ornamental Department
REV }. H. TUCKER AND LADY
Stewards Department.
MBs. E. NJ JENKINS
MatFon.
The Autumnal Term Of this Institution commences on
the lst Monday of September; the Spring Term will i'm
mediately succeed, without any vacation Each Term
twenty-one weeks.
Rates of Tuition for the Term of twentyone weeks as
follows:
In Primary Department Observation-Disclosures $l5 90
In Academic Department. ..-........... 20 90
In Collegiate Department Observation-Disclosures. 25 90
Incidental Expense. .........,........ 90
Music, Piano or Guitar. ............ 25 90
Drawing and Painting ........... Is 90
Embroidery ............ 10 90
Board, including fuel lights and washing -. G2 80
Pupils entering the opening of the Term or within
two weeks thereafter charged for the Term No de-
deduction for absence except in of protraced i'll
ness. TH0S. NJ GATLIN
aug 20, 1860. President Board Of Trustees
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Clothing. Boots. shoes. Hats, Caps. &C.
This stock being the foremost and most complete in
town. is well worthy the attention Of all purchasers who
may rest assured that they viii be sold at Lower Prices
than any other house can offer them.
Boots, Shoes and Brogans for ladies, and boys
embracing all qualities and sizes
Aso-A large and complete assortment of fancy and
staple Groceries, Plantation Stores Hardware Cutlery
Glassware Queensware, ETC., etc. to all Of which the
attention Of my old patrons and thepublics solicited
nov2 A. WINTER
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A. d. DONOVAN,
,,,7roy FACTORS, Commission and Fprwariing
Isrebants. No 81 Carondelet street, (Uui0n Raw
H. nr1s1ns marchl7-iy
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MUSIC.
TEYHE undersigned having determined settle perIna
nently in this place for the purpose of giving lessons
on the Piano, Guitar, Violin, Flute any instru-
ment desired. During the past seven years, snd has
taught successfully in southern college, he respectfully
solics liberal patronage from the citizens of Shreve
port and surrounding country. Terms Sc permopth of
three lessons week Orders left at Ball Il Dashell's
drug store promptly attended to I. IEINEMANN,
Shreveport January 30-5m professor Of Music
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BATTLE HOUSE.

ts4<lsSSAa- i THE fremont House, Edwards Street,
k ~ sg Shreveport La. lately occupied by S.
aszaa9s5lsEza p Day, having been fitted up with
trev new furniture &c. has been re6pened under the
name Of the BATTLE House BY the undersigned, who will
endeavor to give satisfaction to the travelling public
The house is situated in quiet part Of the town and
particularly suited to the accommodation OF ladies' The
propretorwishes make but pledge-which is, that
the srices cleanliness shall be observed IN every de-
nartnant -OCLlLL a. ". BAIIlL.
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tzg~FALL. AND WINTER GOODS! 81
Still Ahead Of all Trade!
WINTER

Texas SrREET, SHREVEPORT,
esssp Has just received per steamers Era No T. ~ 4
PEzS Feta, Yazoo Belle, Rescue, and Larlin ~g1x
"a Edwards an extensive and complete stock ~
of Fall and Winter Goods direct from the mauufactu-
rers selected in person expressly fer the Shreveport
ket and including al the latest and most fashionable
Il 4if,r,s Df
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MISE a MURDOCH.
MUSE Y MJhUUUh,
.,rrssION AND FORWARDING MERCHANTS,
4 l,JALl-or Of Common and Front Street New Orleans

.,,rssfoy. RECEIVING AND FORWARDING
('l4a..5,1ts No Front street, Opposite the Canal
" A..rr View Orleans. Particular attention given
5.5i I'd sbippiug orders for Western Produce from
-I I.5se Agents Upper Red River Packets Era No.
s1s ~ y. iune9.
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DAUGHTERS or THE CROSS,

FEMALE SCHOOL.
MILL be opened, in Shreveport, the Sd of De
Nv cember 1850 in the place formerly known DR..
Hetchliss' residence TERMS:
Spelling, Reading and Writing, per month, 50 90
Orthography, Reading. Writing, Primary 40
Geography and Arithmetic. w
Geography, Grammar History, Arithme-
tic aed 4ythoiogE Pbi1oogEv Rhetoric Astronomy
Needle Work, Embroidery and Tapistry,,...2 90
No EXTRA CHARGE FOR FRENCH.
Stationery at the charge Of the parents; terms month
y in advance; deduction made except in pro
tracted Illness oct3l-tf
THE COLLEGIAPE INSTITUTE
SITUATED near Shreveport, will be again opened for
- the reception of pupils on the % MONDAY THE 9TH
or JANUARY, 1860
Charges:
Isl. For board, tuition washing fuel lights
&c, per session of months, Si25 90
% For day scholars persession Of months, 50 90
No pupil received for less than five months, deduc
ton for absence except in Of protraccd Illness.
All charges to be paid strictly, half in advance.
S.P. HELME, a. NJ,
January 4, $50 Principal and Proprietor
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Selling off at COST:
NO HTMBHG

VKTE are prepared furnish or customers and friends
w with 5sggingaBd Rops H0WFFsT. = BTcKSFB
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J. 3. VALENTINE 4 Co.,
GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANTS; 81 Com
iI mon street New Orleans Collecting Recbivingand
-sarding and Planters orders specially attended to-
iunc9
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. USSETS-Double back riyited Russet at $l4 90 F
Ia dozen. A. HUNT & Co.. on the Levee.
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RILLSBORO'N.C c. MILITARY ACADEMY.
TENHIS institution is under the conduct Of Col G. c.
TEw late superintendent of the State Military aead-
emy at Columbia, S. c. The course of study is of a
highly scientific character and the discipline strictly
military. For circular address the superintendent.
fehS-1v
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YERANDAH HOTEL.

A SV4II5I u 1III1II ana R1pTII9 stIvtts
AIasSsA The subscriber having leased the above
SM ~ Aa4T5R new and commOdious house. and has
gz55s1E1E+aHz fitted up with furniture, informs
the travelling public that he is prepared TO
date guests, pledgng hmselfha nothing shall be want
ing OF his part give satisfaction. The table viii at all
times be served with every decacy of the season. pre-
pared BY experienced cooks while the servants and wal
tiers are attentive and polite The Yerandah Hotel being
located quiet and agreeable part Of the town. and
the time only flew steps from the steamboat land
ing and centre of business affords unusual inducements
to travellers, who viii at all times find it comfortable
home Prices moderate. fnoy2l 5. p. DAY.
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i, + VAN BIBBER & Co.

COTTON FACTORS Commission and F3rwaFling
Merchants. "A Carondelet street New Orleans. 5pe-
rersgna attention will be paid to all goods Consigned
nh care and to the purchase Of Groceries, Plantation
.r1les, Provisions, Western Produce, etc. aprl4
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M+SICE
MTSICl
s. c. EICHT[ARN

MCSIC! MUSICI
s. C. EICHHARN,
Professor and teacher of Music
-sE7s-=g REsPECrFULLY informs the Ladies and gen
n tlemen of Shreveport thathe will teach the
j ] Y u j PIANO, GUITAR VIoLIS aud Vocal Music.
Orders can be left at v, Shidets jewelry store.
Shreveport, May So ls60-ly
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THE r. ". GRAND LODGE OF LOUISIANA. i. 0. OFF,
semi annually the fourth Tuesdays in January
Judy 1861 Grand Lodge Room Odd Fellows Hall Of
Camp and Lafayette streets View Orleans:
1dgs s No. n w. Grand Mas e. Gardner Smith, Of Com
ercia Lodge No. H. R; " D. Grand Master Joseph West
Of Louisiana Lodge, No. r " Grand Warden; Henfo Ber
Of Hope Lodge No u, r. W Grand Secretary F. Deles-
derner Lodge No 40 r. W Grand
H. O. sefson Of Southwestern Lodge No 49, and r. A. Dent
EEL Of Louisiana Lodge No Grand . the
Lodge, No II, " Grand Chaplain Francis Rsvle Ct Aers
ehans Lodge No. a. W. Grand Marshall John Ialion OF
washington lodge No W: g. Conductor J. q. hrebs q
Of Crescent Lodge, No. 8. W g. Herald
Disrta Deputy Grand JdstersJohn Barnett Of Cove
nant lsdgs 70. W District No New Orleans John D.
Burke Of Jefferson Lodge No District No New Orleans
deux c. N Eaer 81 ST. Landry Lodge no 25 District No g.
Baton Ro4ge John Moore Of Eeg Iberia No 80 District
district No b. Warrington s. f. Hunter, d Clinton Ledgs
Lodge No So District No IT, New Orleans; F. w Pike As
sumption Lodge No 4s, District No. Il, NapolsonvIIe
Sanding Conaiees-sate of the order-P. G. ". F. Pills
bury, Tempar Lodge, No 1S = G. ~ Thos; a. Shields
Petitions and AppealsP 6. M.J. G Duaap Howard No.
ID g., Eneas Smith TempIaf No Is; g., Edw'd Bar
Blake, Commercial No. IL r. g., r. L. Bruce Orleans. No
IL P. G., J. Fl. Genison. Louisiana, No. l. Finance
NJ, +. G. ste,son Southwestern, No 40; PG John MI
stution and ByIaws-P e. L. Graham, Merchants No ~
| p G., H. H. Kelsey Southwestern, No. 20; P g. James
Congh Commercial, No. T. Credentias p. y, A. Dent
EEL Louisiana, No. P. e., c. c. Bier Delta, No. Is P g.
| Josiah Folger Union, No. 9:
Ali communications the R. ". Grand Master Grand
Secretary forwarded the Office of the Grand Secret
a's III ou' et''"' henry BIER, Grand Secretary.