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The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1868-07-02
RosTON MooL MARKRT.

p From the COMMERCIAL bulletin 3thlL y
Thewool market dnriIfa the past week has been
lasa active than last reported Pho sales have been
mostly IN EInaD lots, at rather low pTices, ana with
the advent bf warm weather and the clipping sea-
son manufacturers seem 10 have got over their
aa4tsty 70 secure supplies Of old voek There is q
weak aud despondent feeling anlong dealers, caused
by the protraeted dullness OF the goods trade. The
balance Of The iold clip, especially of the Rner
ggsdss q g2l9t2g Eool sgSes % slSyiyi apdthough
city of the Ic~onhimptive demand prevents the
scarcity from bmng felt, or exciting any matertal
inhuoncein regard to values. g..
The annual clipping has set in with considerable
activity Throughout the Western and Middle States,
and by the close of next week the. bulk Of the crop
will be secured. a few carly lots, the product Of
small fToyers arqelreads bsgip1ine 70 come for
liable indication rs TO the probable opening prices
Of wool fqplhe coming seas9n. f11pso must eyi-
depuyfmepqw in wewlofthe genetal dullnes and
depression ofthe great consuming markets, which
wool eXoeptht very lowhgures.
On this account, the new clip is likely 10 DO
bought up and consigned very slowly, even II far
mers are notinclined 20 hold back, and disposed to
sell feely. Operators are likely to be very eau.
ious this season and will look web 10 tleir margins,
In view oftheir past experience They feel a very
natural reluctance 70 embarking their capital in the
wool business at the present time, and THIS feeling
Is shared By our commission merchants, who, last
year, in some cases, made advances fully up to and
beyond the Eastern market YQlue Of wool, when IL
was wanted for actual Consumption.
This year, manufacturers will send out very few
buyers and the agents Of Eastern wool houses will
encounter 80 little competition, that they will bo
able to select their purchases with care, and avoid
eyerytbing thqtis not strictly aaight and logih-
mate ~ nc hpqlAe.. 9id pfepafatiqh Of wool for
the market. ACCORDING 70 the best information
that can be obtained on the subject, II seems probl.
bic tlut the now clip will be brought up at arrange
of 35@4Oc Tor Michigan, 40@45c for Ohio, Pcnnsyl-
vania and Virginia, .33Q3Sc for the various grades
Of Western, and 34@37c for Vermont and Now York.
These ard low hguresi but they arc as high as war
rantsa.hy the coppercial etnatioa sqnd prospects,
Sglos ofs the week have sbeen ptoaerate as com.
pared withthdse'of The two weeks preceding, say
about 5000 lbs, at range of 100000 for fleece, and
40@5254c for va4olWy Grades OF pulled. Included
are $4,000 his Ohio at 50ci 5000 lbs do 55c; 10000
lbs Pennsylvania, 1906 1000 lbs do 52Hci $500 lbs
secured leeeo, 6BgSO1, 1000 lbs medium, 45c, l..
600 lbs common, l3c; 5000 lbs fine New York ana
WISCONSIN, 47@50ci 6,0O0 lbs Ohio fine, SOC; 1900
lbs fine IOWA, 43c; 1900 lbs Ohio medium dow t5ci
6,000 lbs Ohio do 45c; 5000 lbs Western, 42N6i5c,
5000 lbs unwashod Western, SOC; 1900 lbs coarsC
Southern sSc. I RnEoSeeS sSttsS lsC9tes tn6-wSehdd
washed, soc.
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1868-07-02
%CINCINNATI NIARKET.

-CSCSNAII, June 2Z.-FLoUR AND GRAIN-
Market duh but prices nominally unchanged
CoRE--Duliats7c OAIs-Duil At 75cafBe. RYE
E1uer. CoET0S--2sbc, but in limited demand
pBovIBIoSs-MRrket duh and prices nominal
hardly any DEMAND. Mess Pork held at S2s, but
could be bought for less. Bulk meats neglected
One hnndred thousand pounds shoulders sold at
'11s4e, buyer July. Lard could have been bought
at 16lSc. Butter dull and prices lace lower. Riggs
lsc q dozen. .l.
River fallen eleven inches. Ten feet four inches
in tho channel
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1868-07-02

Nfw YoTK, June 27.-corros-Markot nrmer.
81 unChqngCd- Rye Flour O shade easier. WHEAT
MARKET very dun. Sales at s21ia2.1 IA for No. l
Spring. RYE--Market duh and dropping. CoRN-
Market dull and heavy. Sales az S1.O3Gl0ib for
Mixed Western, ahoat. BARLFY-Marke dull and
nominal. ~OArs-Market duh Sllcs AZ. s3@S3,
for Western. nion-closinq at te inside price.
PonE-Market quiet and heayy. sales at $500
1G2s31 for Now Mes; F2l.4J@2s.OO TOR oil. CUT
MEArs-MatECt quiet ~LARD-Markct easier
Sales at l5A@lB4 for Steam, and 173@1s for
Kettle Rendered. BUrrER-AarkCt duh. CHEST
Market heavy, W~HGsKY-Markct dull and nomi-
nal. SUGAa-Market quiet Sales at ll6l3H for
Cuba-thc latter price Tor Clarified. E0Gs-NIarket
steady. Sales nj "a PErRoLEUM-Salcs OF Crude
at IBb; Refined at 81. '.
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mII wAUKEE MARKET.

MuwAuErE, June 2T-FLoUR-Dun and 25c
lower. WmAr-Dull and SIC lower, No. spfing
closing at sl,Ss and No. 2 at LII. oArs-Lowsr
and quiet; No. . closes al 6Gc. C~oRS-Eutre nom.
inal. BARLEY-Smal sales " Sl,55. for No. I in
store. PorNroEs-Quiot and Bteady at SOC for
peachblowsj cOmmon nominal az l5a5Oc BurTtR-
In good supply and dull-lpH28o for common 10
choice, EoeA-saleable At lsais3sc.
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1868-07-02
sT. LOUIs

drd anxious TO realize fwhfAf-Rahier but not
quotably .thangedg CoRS-Uuchangedi s2@S7cAA
~QAIs-loweri, .50@72c, RYE-Unchanged' Pho
vTsfoss-Dun and unchanged. Pork $500. Bacon
-l3c for shoulders; l7c for clear sides. Lard at
] IgL0 Ign H
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1868-07-02

JUNIPER Tar SoAP-ls a certain cure for
chappsd hands aud allronghnOss or irritation Of the skin.
eczafna, ring worm. salt rh0om, pimples and ali other Gu.
taneous affections, making tho akin soft and smooth.
Manufactured by OaswelL, Hazard a 90, New York.
Sold BY all druggists. n0y5 cow
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1868-07-02
NERVOUS

MYTH ITS GLOOMY ATTENDANTS,
ylOw spirItsr hspFeAaions Involuntary
emissions loss OfseInen, spermatOrrhen, loss
OfpOSSer,, dizzy head, loss Of memory, and
threatened impotence and imbecllity, find a.
,PATHIC SPECIFIC, No, TWENTY EIGHT
Composed ofthe INST valuable, mild and potent Cara
hyoA thss strike 40 onee atthe root ofthe matter, tone
uDthe a8stem, arrest the discharHeG and ippAftvieor
and snergy, hfo and vitality % The entFa men They
sxb oscs and vial. OF 81 pef Single bon. soidby prug.
pistA. and sort by mai On receipts Of price Address,
HUMPHREYS sPRoIFIo HOMEOPATHIC MED.
IoINE 90. B62 broadway. New York mArs1 Sm
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bIARKET.

! CIprAg0TJume MEWmr eSteadS ;Eoa Sl,95H.
.FconN-steady Bog. oATs-GGH. Receipts wheat
1000 bus, shipments 400. Corn $4,000 bus, ship.
ments lOi, O0Os OAp4+53.000 bus N OFT
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n

We behave ON terms % hgants are superior to those
offered by any 0thsf House, Please sIAmino. v'
Certificates giving aepmplete descFiption OF articles
thatwill DO sold for one dollar Zach, VIII DO sold at tho
following ratos;-' f''s'h''n ".I' ny 40
Ten for S1,r-Thirty with presently for S3,-
Sixty with presently S6,-One Hundred with.
presently S1O,-and the same rate for larger clubs.
LOOK IT CHANCEt to got a silk Dress, Sew
ida tAShihe, Gold Watch. or aomo othSs good article Of
oquavahsc with bsttsEy observation-disclosures
tothe Agent. -gI.FV m
.. TGS + Is C tS6l. q Sso TIsl e q. III oilossaia6 s sEi. q: PP,tss
Hi6iseioth'' Fnbosssd fsSies sprsd' sly b %asS h IasSS
Knives and Forks, set Of Silver Plated Forks Elegant
Bow, fsScy Dress Pattern, f1ir ladies' extra qualify
SIS4See sS0 PBo EassS1s 1 RIbaS. III Eio sH6s'9 NOV So bsSsIss
~tfanglqd snk bar, One. pozsn large sire Li1o1 Towels,
s taai2s, a aSEs SS sSSPBRi alsh SaS' sa AlaaT TSi. SS sofd F sSIS
"a s s 8iStaq aSo sl Hss i Ssp so8 9l BSs e S saEEsIs sii GSls dR.i1s
LADIES' fancy black walnut Work Boz, or ScuttNgo
"f .uf rirl. grr. t.risrp
Fer 3 Club SfSiSsy, one q d, following ar ieIs,i
Wool RoSefissS Sex Of Hseess curtsinss rA Iadi HSaf po afds
teapot . PisStafe TSrkey ti Morocco p FSctSa S epS k RLSsSa
y LS9s1 sSoe Snll'' A EsRss Be bIas. g Rsiaes shi Fas TwSS9t .iS.p
plated az bottled REVOLVING Castor Pair Cent? Cali
bIf5S fo ssiTti s sis & 81 5y S1 S@P ssR Sli $ViSsp s y sISsSI
silk Parasol, Ladies' splendid Morocco Travelling HaE,
ffSSirtSy Ysids RTiSt, 81 SMSrsSiiRsss eoSTss''~0 e0n''
Fora club arOne Hundred Splendid enRrnv.
cd silver plated Toa Set three pieces, sugar bowl, tea.
P1SdP %oS Sri ISnS gh lsslyoF T Plsbfg AZ sSsS Y.t Bassf Hssn P@ap PC,
Ge2sttSsi f snls9ifia yaSSs Sc SsS GBSSF sI SnglisP BSrsse
press PatisfS, slvaT anntngesssd i %SasRs sApieennsSilaa
Fdmfy Bible With elegant Steel ThgrayinR, Tamiil
Engrayed silver plated leo Pitcher. spIendid Rss1s,
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1868-07-02

lumtago, mercurini %orupti0ns, piles, rheumatism, ring
sore les s5rcb feasts soro KcadS s6f6 throats, sores n
all kinds, sPTainS. stitL joints touerr pleerA, Yenereal
sores, wotndSof all Kinds. ua
CAUTION Mono arc genuine unless the words
"HoLLowAYls NEW YonK ANp eSe dlsGern,
lions around each pot or box tho same may be seen PLAIN
Is by HOLDING THE LEAF Tc TIfE LtGliE' "A handsome
ton as mayl lead to tho detootion Of any party or'parties
counterieitlnRt the medicines or vending the same Know
"a Sold at the mWnfaetory q Professor HOLLOWAY,
9OMaidan Lame, Nav Work, and hyan respectable DrpEs
Nsts and Dealersip Medicine, Throughout the civilized
~Inys There % considerable saving BY taking the larger
N B.-Direetions for tho guidance Of patients in every
N Dealersin my we'll known medicines can have shoy
dresslna Thomas Holloway, ~ Maiden Lane N Y ID
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1868-07-02
H00FLAND'S GERMAN BIITERs
AND
AOOFLAND'S GERMAN TONIC,
'pnEpAREp Hf Il. Q. u. J1cRsoN,

PREPARED BT Dr. c. II. J1cRsoN,
PHILADELPHIA, P a
... .1.f..f ...llHr .rrUl ..U..
TYynty.t"0 ycars since they were first introduced
E1to This country from Germany, during which timC
they gayc undoubtedly performed moro car9s and
benefited suffering htmart.r to n greater extent
than any other remedies known N the pubhcsR
ThcHC rtuedies VIII cncctualy cure Liver Com
plRiut, J%uuiuiee. rv--rauuur Dygpepsia, Chronic
or Nervous Dcbili ~, Chrome Diat.
rhocG- Disclose Ot 80 the Kidneys. Anue
MI Diseases aris -. ing from a Dir
ordered Ltvor - stomach q.
lntostinos, .. oil. . .
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1868-07-02
DEBILKTY,
PEnsoNs ADvAAcEp. hi LIZ.

ana iceuug .he hand o. Time weighing heavily upeg
them rlth dl he attendant iIs, wnl hnd IN the uGo
Of this fIFTEBS, or tho TONIC, an elixir that W.T..
iustl. new Die into their veins, restore IN q meeuu"-
Tbs tntfgy aud afior ~ more youthful days, build
up. thUE shrunkcn iylns, aud give health anc
happne8 20 t1eir remaining years
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1868-07-02
Stock Valued at 100000. D.
o. 81 20 " .f--t ..
salesroOms 80 Hanover Street, Boston.

The most Popular, Reliable, Prompt, and business
like concern In the business. The best Of Boston refer
onoos furnished on application,
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1868-07-02

-M LA# LH OK" AAL ma. IL |L n
disorders OF the stomach, t.iterGnd noweIss
Th6 stoiuachi sths grsatenntre witch inlisncts the
sxeess yindissstiDn oaonsS6 bftAnL DID physclbt1s
itisthe source II bailathts niAhtAdbp Ntson, neryouS
c2ppAipts pad pnrgirgshi sleep, TAq lYer eSegpss
and BstShtery. me prMeip al aetiof II thCsc Fills Is on
the st9HgRlt d thqlNeItlp pgA ppYpls anfkiF Z par
ucipato ID thbir reeupofativodhd fbsGhgrativc operation.
bTA .dtdRrydpelRs and sAlt iIsheum1 t
Are two OF the most common and virulcnt disorders
prevalent on this continent to thtso tho Ointment Is cS
pecially antagonists, its mOdue qpgrgndn is. hst u
eradicatothe venom and thon cofnplde the ouro '
"a mad I.egA old Sores md Ulcers, III
, Gases Of many years. sttndidg, That hlvo purtinqciouSly
tSrfaBiy E~sassSsaaaS6o%d g gfaw SbphS aioas " tGs p%oScriaai
unguent. saalIN. .
4 Arising from n bad state nj thal blood or chronic nihs
Ireeuinelby the Tes5orafive seton Of. this Ohtipont ~
surpassos many OF tho cognctlcs and other toilet .applE
anSesin rs poivrr 70 disptl rashcs and other dAhgare.
pGp 4 VMo ~ Female Cemplnints5r VI. gnahI "a
dawn MONA hood. 6rtho tatn ollie, thesotonieinedt
cinos display SO decided an inQplpce hathm4rkedi I'M
nt1sonsont Is aoon pcrceptiblein IN ho le hott IN patient;
fsIasIc renedy for sfchsses % iouale ihfeyery condf
lion OF health and stqtlou u. Lie. q D. frer Ft|f .fl
H piles mid F1stuln.
EvprY form and feltur1 Cft lfrfe prevalent and stubborn
disorders Il eradieatel locally and cntTey by tho nso Of
this fnohentsv w IN f0mcntation 4 SHOULD y rtcedeits ap-
~plication. Its healing qualities Will lb9 found 70 be
thorough ana inv9rhlblo. lli .uHn.Ms ID
Both DO OiAimeat and Pils should be used IN he fol-
~ l0giRg cases!
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1868-07-02
Anew feature iupolides IL the saloIDf
~L.nrnAI.N ArInnuLNnIar L.
NEW ToRIt MARIxEr.

o, Lord, send this letter right OH
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1868-07-02
MAGNETISM.

out modicine, al lis ROBINS, ia Wisconsin, Street,
MilwAukee opposite the Post onoAb Also cures BY
MAgnetised Paper, Send Handwriting namo, r~esidence,
and one dollar Also send for y Circular that every one
should read, especially those WIG take medicine, .
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1868-07-02
Observation-Disclosures MEN WHO

II. MASSEY a. CO., Produce Commission
m Merchants Particular attention 10 selling -four
and Grain No l42 La selle S., ChlcagoD lhplI BIN
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1868-07-02

llla Weathel Tor the past eWuay has pGen
very.Yarm. aud vegetation has come forward
rapidly. Ther9ish heavy grass crop IN. Tins
lrcgionR And tMA leads mo'to speak f q L.
cent invention. patented lGay 5tR. 1858 called
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-01-25
A Talk with the Pre.,d.n..

A New York dispatch Of the goth says: The
correspondent Of the New York World, in per.
sonsl interview with President johnson yesterday
elected the following from the executive: That
as the president Of the United States, bound by
his oath TO administer the government according
to the Constitution, he had in defending princi-
pie, found himself singularly opposed By another
branch OF the government. But be had faith in
the good sense Of the people, and modification
of sentiment has ensued. The radicals have made
Congress political monstrosity. Having over
leaped all bounds, save those Of party and
political ambition, they now keep on hoping
by conquest in the South, this year, to obtain
power more than equivalent to that lost in
the North. He then referred 10 the effort
made 20 connect him with the assassination
plot and said the leaders of that movement are
capable OF employing any measures to get rid Of
him or shear away bis power. The measure OF
Congress, he said. wasreyOlutonary. The propo-
etion 10 deprive him, by act Of Congress, Of the
vested authority OF the president as commander
in-ebef Is direct violation of the Constitution.
The bill submitted by Mr.. Bingham assumes the
right Of Congress to do away with the president
altogether, IL IL chooses, and makes itself the exc
cutor as well as the legislator of the government
an assumption as arrogant as it is dangerous and
destructive. II there had been a liberal, generous
law-abidiDg sentiment predominant in the North,
by this time the South would have been almost
upon it's legs again. The vanity Of the negroes
would not have been so fed 10 bursting that labor,
free labor, for their old master, should be me-
elected, shirked, and Lost. There would have
been no military usurpston, bat civil govern
ment in each State, and he was convinced that II
every district commander in the South should be
changed TO department commander, with his
duties confined 10 assisting the civil authorities
TO preserve order, civil government would be
rapidly and peacefully restored. In his Judgment
the speedy result Of this would be the re organizi-
ton of the whole country, but II appears as il
Congress were determined not to allow this happy
contamination. revolution, such az these
beadong spirits seem determined to precipitate,
may have, II suffered to go on, an effect
more damaging than the civil war. In response
10 an intimation that be was understood to intend
TO exercise all authority vested in him to repel
these revolutionary measures, the president said
he intended to do his duty. At 10 what that duty
may involve, il would be premature, he said, even
TO suggest. 1--WE will leave" he said, special
measures for special occasions, when they arise.
have confidence In the good sense of the army,
and certainly believe la the people. / believe
in the young men. They will not permit a revo-
luton to be accomplished, even though II might
be necessary for the people to take the matter in
10 their own hands
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Blackburn, in a letter to the Homer Had, ven.
tilates the convention in this city in these sgni.
cant words " Dear Benz write at my desk
under some excitement for l am constantly list.
ening TO more silly expressions and inconsistent
expOstulati0Ds than / had expected could ever
fall from the lips of civilized man. black or white
We are now at work on the Constitution proper,
and have adopted about ten articles; bat II is
hard lrOrk, no matter how small it may seem to
some, for we can pass no article, however trivial
or Insignificant, without consuming hours Of
precious time in the most senseless and fruitless
de hate. Ii is enough
to disgust any man who has any pretentons to
common sense o. claims to political consistency.
j simply bide my time and take care 10 retain my
equilibrium. And think I may safely promise
that we will Ia the emo, (f IL ever comes present
a Constitution which no reasonable man can OBJ
ject TO. IshdH sign no Other"
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GRAND LODGE OF LOUISIANA.

Abel ,. Norwood m. W. q. Master, Keertown.
Hy r. swasey, r. w. Dept Grand Master, EewodsI1s.
John @. Jones, r. W. Grand s. w., Vernon
John A. Stevenson, R W. Grand J. w., New Orleans
Samuel M. Todd, R W. Grand Treasurer, New )dsI1A
Jas. Q. Bachelor, D., r. W. Grand Secretary, 90
Orleans.
c. s. Hedges, d. D., ". Grand Chaplain, New
r g. Sterling, W. Grand 8. d., St. Francisvlle
ID. 8. Gage, W. Grand J. d, Houm&
Jos II. DeGrange, W. Grand Marshal, New OrIeana
Jno. MeCrory, W. Grand Sword Bearer. Bsstrop;
Jas. A Douglass, Grand Pursuivant, New Orleans
T. II. Bsbbt Simmesport, s. II. Brown, New );tslis
Abram e. Dick, New Orleans NJ. Estela New Orleans r.
Grand stews
Alex Queant, ". Grand Tyler, New Orleans
Grand Annual ConvoeatOn second Monday In February
each year.
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GRAND coSsIsroRY s. Pr. R s. rH1KrYsRcosu

GRAND coSsIsToRY s. Pr. r. g. THIRTY. sRcosu
DEGREE.
B. M Todd, SD, Grand Commander in Chief NJ ~ o~,...
John Claiborne. SD. First Lieutenant Commander Ns-
Orleans Nc"
Fusenes Riesu SD, Second Lieutenant Commander y.
0rleans ~"
John L. Lewis SD, Grand Constable New or,,.,.
John G. smith, SD, Grand Admiral, New Oreans
Samuel r WALKER, SD, Grand Minister OF stats Ma
Orleans. '' W"
Dr. James Q. Bachelor. $50, Grand Chancellor. or
leans. Vie
Ben Da Silva, SD. Grand Almoner New orie.r.
Emmet ID. Craig SD, Grand Registrar New orisan.
John T. Mcclure, sd Grand Keeper Of 8. and A. Nsv
Orleans ~"
VIM N. Perkins SD, Grand Treasurer New or,..,.
by. X bwssey, sd Grand Primate New crl..,.
T. Solomon. SD, Grand Provost. New Orieans
James Scot, SD, Grand Expert New oreau.
James o. Wilnsr. sd, Grand Assistant Expert. N.x
Orleans ~P''r w"
Jean Larnarre sd Grand Beausenior, New Orleans
Angel Martin SD, Grand Of the v N.v ov,..,
Bruno de Lucas SD, Grand Master Of the ouards Me-,
Orleans.
William c. chAmbsrlin, Sd, Grand Chamberlain. Ma,
Orleans w.
Daniel T. scruegs, SD, Grand Steward, New or,s.us
John Melton, sd, Grand Aid-deCsmp. New orsans
T. Carroll, SD Grand Tyler -
Grand Annual Communication Second Wednesday I'm
January
Stated sittinss list March, 18th June zls s.s
9Th December.
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GRAND COUNCIL R AND s. N.

2. N. Todd, n r., Grand Mater, New orisans
ny r. s~asey, p, Deputy Grand Master New ori.snx
John W. jones' T.. niustrIous Grand Master sh svspor
John Q. oordy, O. p, Conductor Of WORK, Pranklia
H. Breen, @. O. Of the Guard, Nee Orleans
Joseph r. HornOr, O Treasurer, New odeans
Qua sontsg @. Recorder, New Orleans
Rev Thos B. Lawson. q. Chaplain. New oresua
d. p Buckley, q. cenductor New orisans
L. Bruce. a. Steward. New OrisanA
t~sils Weils. g. Sentinel, New orlsAnA
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

Mrs. winsiow's Soothing syrup, fer
Children Teethrg greatly facilitates the process Of seetng
BY sOfsening guns reducing all nnsmation-vl aay all
Pain spssode action. and regulate the bove
Depend upon H. Nothsu win give yourselves andre
Hefsnd health weha eput mp AID sold this a
for years and say confidence and truth of whs,
have been able any other medcneNsvs has
Is failed In sin einstsneeto effect Cure when Timely used
Never an Dissatisfaction BY any
used IT, On the contrary all delighted with s Ope
ration SPEAK Of somnsndson Of Its magical
effects and medical virtues We speak In this matter "whas
after years Of experience and pledge
t~tion Of what here declare In almost
every instance wbers the infant suffering from pain and
haasticn relief win be found In nsen twenty minutes
amer the syrup Is adninisteres.
Fail directions for using win accompany each bottle Be
call Ma winslows Soothing Syrup, having the
FAC smile Of Curtis Perkins the outside wrapper AL
Others base limitations
Sold by Druggists throughout the werd Price. only s.
cents per Bottle
oniees-z5 Fulton street, New York; 36 High Hobon,
London England; al St. Paul street Montreal Canada
BARNES, WARD CO., Agents.
"a Magazine street. New Orleans, La
Bat, helor's Hair Dye-ThIs Splendid
hair Dye the best in tbs world the ony and perfect
Dye harm resble nstantaneus; ridiculous tnts;
Hair colt and beautiful Black Brosn Sold by all Dug
and Pernm and rr0uery spoiled at Bachelors Wig
Fac ory No 6 Bond street. New York
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GRAND R. A. CHAPTER.

Henry p. Buckley, Grand High Priest New orieana
g. w. Mundsy Deputy Grand High Priest, Clinton
John W. Jones, Grand King Shreveport
Homer h. Smith, Grand Scribe, Franklin.
Henry r. swasey Grand Treasurer, New Orleans
j. c. Bachelor Grand Secretary, New Orleans
Rev. Thomas B. Lawson Grand Chaplain, Bastron
John Q. Gordy, Grand Lecturer, Franklin.
h ID. Fay, Grand Captain Of the Host, Baton Rouge
Joseph T. Hornor, Grand p. s., New Orleans
Henry Hamburger Grand r. A Captain New Orsana
John g. M Williams Grand Master Third VEIL Shreveport
Hugh Breen, Grand Master Second Vel, New Orissna
W. w. Leake, Grand Master First VEIL st. Francisvfns
Erastus Wells, Grand Guard, New Orleans
Next annual assembly Grand Council New Orlsans Fsbru.
nth, 1868
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