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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-01-10
cSEtIRIY


The SPEAKER presented the annual report Of the Con-
trOer also the ANIMAL report Of the Auditor canal
Expenditures also the report OF the superintendent OF the
Bank Department on National banks.
Tie bill 10 authorize the Shipman SprIngs and Axle
Company 20 mortgage their personal property read
third time and passed.
The SPEAKER announced the following Committee
the Revision of the Rules Messrs. Jacobs, Burhans,
Erear, Pitts. ard Bristol.
A large number Of petitions presented from
citizens Of NewYork and Brooklyn asking FOR tho repeal
Of the Metropolitan Excise Law.
BILLS INTRODUCED.
BY Mr.. TARBOX-Making appropriation for the
completion OF tie NewYOrk state Institution for the
Blind
By Mr.. BIGELOw-To increase the powers Of the Com
mssiOners Of Excise.
BY Mr.. JoNE5-To provide for improving Park-aye,
Nv Mr. STEW RT-To facilitate the construction OF a
railroad from ChittenangO 10 CazenOvia.
BY Mr.. BRADSTREET-To incorporate the Protectiyes
No. Of Rochester. .
by Mr. HARTIAN-To repeal the Metropolitan Excise
law. - 49, ,
Works Company also to enable towns to erect monu-
uents 10 soldiers.
BY Mr.. W 5. CEARK-TO amend the revised statutes
relative 10 the assessment Of taxes.
by Mr.. G.. CLERk-TO leganze tho bonds OF watkins
BY Mr. Ia BAU-To incorporate the Insurance Indem-
atty Company OF NcwYOrk.
By Mr.. PURDYTO amend the act relative TO the Port
Morris Land and Improvement Company.
The SPEAKER presented the annual report OF the state
Treasurer
The Assembly then adjourned to Tuesday morning at
n o'e
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-01-10

NEW SYSTEM OF VENTILATION applicable TO
and preserstsn Of fresh meat fruits milk, &c Illus
rated pamphlet Address Henry A. GovGE NO. %i Droaa"V
Newl
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-01-10

Aud In 1858 the expense is estimated ut S29OoOOo and
the average attendance about 10000 The proportion
between tie number OF pupils In the respective years and
the expense is most extraordinary. Unless the most
ceasecss vigilance Is exercised there danger thaI tne
public will be to extent wasted as one IN
stance Of such waste the Association calls the attention
Of your Board the matter OF the repairing OF one OF the
schoOLhouses IN the Nineteenth Ward which mas been
times commented by the press. Tie ASeo-
would also call the attention OF the Board to
important principle that lately occurred in the sixteenth
Ward. As we are Informed, "a person was employed
through shop OF the Board Of Education 10 do some
work TO the stairs IN one OF the schools 0I INC ward any
bill for 35t days work. when III the OPINION OF
admission OF the who did the work. not more than
Is daye were required Tie local boaru wouu NOT aunt
the bin The claimant then commenced an action III Jus
t.ce Bulls Court against the Board OF Education me
first information the Trustees who opposed the bill
received notice. on Tuesday, from the Clerk OF
your Board. that the was on for the next day:
When the finally brought to tral the Clerk OF
Board appeared 10 oppose the action Dut as We are
informed declined TO examine what the witnesses the
that he understood the One OF the two trustees,
bowever who knew,that the claim sued upon was unjust
requested your Clerk permit them TO employ addi-
Ional counsel at their private expense TO assist III OPP
posing the claim but your Clerk Indignantly re-
iccted the proposal 10 be associated WIN anybody.
ii was suggested by the Trustees that jury trial
would be preferable but your Clerk rejected the PROPOSE
ton. or course Judgment recovered against your
Board for the full amount claimed. From the informa-
tlon possessed by this Association derived from the most
Lutte, and could have been successfully maintained.
the Trustees who aware OF the facts, and who
desired 10 protect the people OF our city from what they
considered unjust and outrageous claim, offered TO
employ additional counsel a their own private expense,
il 70 that IL the duty of your Clerk To allow
such counsel 10 appear as an associate.
IN conclusion the Association would say that II the
pense Of public instruction 10 increase In the same ratio
in the next I'VE years as 1t has increased during the past
namely from t 100000 10 $90O0O0, the expense which
would then be about g. 100000 will be very difficult To be
bOruewill call for thorough reform in that system
the expense OF which increases dspropOriOnatey 10
the increase IN ATTENDANCE and Will IN all probability
bring into dscred one OF the most valuable institutions
U
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-01-10

remarkable discovery has been made, in
vermont spring which cure, Cancer seofaa Rney Disease,
M hears the address. SAxE Co, vermont Spring Sheldon w.
Wi,.ie,a.e Depot, No. al BToomest, New-fork.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-01-10

From sneak thieves the BURGLAR ALARM
persr-, sec rity Families using shoad
m ~ H. 1l nat 81 The aanng the day r tie entre
house at daTk H. hoLhs' ~" |'i D'o1'""''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-01-10

GulseppI Cludclnl, who died on Wednesday
at No 1888 East Fiftethst was born at Bologna Italy in
1872 He began his studies under Prof BasOi at the
Academy Of Design, and afterward studied and
Milan. In 1852 Mr.. Gudicni 10 this country as
scenic artist 10 the first opera troupe that arrived under
the management of Signor MontTesser His first
work the decoration Of the theatcr that
formerly at the intersection Of Leonard and Church.
He was the first artist that introduced fescO paint
ting INTO this country All OF theaters however bear
evidence OF his talent His recent work with
Pixies Opera Houses, at Cincinnati and this city. OF
thGse he both the architect and the artist
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1868-03-17

am sla@mittage Mbidieb bon:ibr nebsa
men muBte, nno er bate feinenelbi@ie6
anf i,nmer bon ibr nebmen molIen.
Gr itano iebt ipieber bOr ibr.
.,Ab, sSr6uIein fotterte Der bors
nebme nn6 berlegene Baron. 0as
bubble 8ino fab ibn 0eito unbefaaees
,rler an. t#t go
,,@ir feben ilas ia f@on re9t BALI.
ipieOer, Self Baron. Sd bate, gar
niht seabnt, oab sic gum retben&rRse
moAten." ~ ii r58 $3.50
ySa, ia," erboltt f9 ber Baron,
mir batten niht ba6on eeipro@eH.
gs mar 8nfaH. !" e'a 49, =
j og8er6ea Gie tanee bier bleiben9"
!. ,8is m,oroet. a sa4gss
sis mo4te bod feline 9erlesenbsit !
getpabren. ers1 ~,
.@anfden sic stDasan frasts re
ibn es44 ala 'a'sss
| sd oanfe feBrseas isaHaa aafnistia5
b (gonfesaas fOIst. Eiiai ?
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1868-03-17
: 2tlcarapb. Nad)ridteu,

Sonares SSerbanblnm9en.
Srantbeit bon Sbab. Stebens.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1868-03-17

Oie Supreme Court Ser 8ereinias
ten Staaten bat bas HrtbeiI Der Sir
eilit< Court bon Wittels SenneiIee in
bem 9roceb Der Sta0t glaibbiue seDen
Cooper umgetoben.
Ser Beridt oes Sen. Sbomas aber
Die befiirhteten Hnruben in SennefIee
burd ben &uflur. &lan baben bier einen
9roBen @in6rnd geina6t, Oa Der @eues
raj ausiebt, bab Die 8ufauoe in Sen.
neiIee duBerlt be6enfIiGer Natur fn6
uno oaB man fo0ar annebmen fann,
baB iene gebeinie Srgnnilatiou nibtS
9eringeres be5Ueft, als fid Der
StaatS 8e9ierun9 Su bema4ti9en.
Sa Der Gbarafter bes Sen. Sbomas
fern bon allen Senlations @eliiiten 1T,
10 wirb feiner Mittbeilung erobes Se>
tpidt beieeleet. uebrieens lit berfel5e
bebollnd9tiet tuoSben, Die enti9leoens
fen Wabreeeln 5n er9reifen.
Columbus, g., is. Mar3.
Ser Gmigrations s9Iaent @bampin
berohentlidt tiir berFo6ene @o9e fol>
senoen 8ert9t Iber auaefomnlene
@iniuanoerer: @s Iansten bort an 24S,
bon oieien laiien iid nieber 40 in Ohio,
So in Wfillouri, AZ in SqinoiS, IL in
Snoiana, % in gSisconlin, 26 in Sens
tlifD, 81 i'll &anIas, II in Soma unb
13 in Sennef1ee.
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1. D. Wf. absereiit 1T, brin9t bic 9a9>
ridt, oaB Die Snbianer in Solge Der
8rairiebranbe i'm bori9enSerbit in oie
bitterlte 9fotb geratben fins. Sci
Sort Soften fano nian 36 berbunaerte
SnOianer uno ipenn ni6t i6Ieunie
8orrdtbe oortbin eel9afft per6en, TO
itebt gu befIr6ten, Dab Sunoerte ben
Sunaertob iterben iperoep.
Sn 8eoria lieB fid Garl 0einae un0
nod Elm anoerer Seutf9er Iber Oen
Sainois .SluB iesen. Ons Boot fdlug
unl unb beibe Deutlde ertranfen. Ser
Sdifer Wfarfb rettete iib nit genaner
Sfotb eurd Sdpimnien.
Sfem. Sort, Is. Mfdr;.
Sen @eneraIen SidleS un6 Gos
drane iuproe in Slnerfennung ibrer in
eeln 0ablfampf BON Stem 0ampibire
9cleiiteten Oienlte cine glanSenbe Se<
renabe 9ebradt.
Ser Mrbeiters Nuslt ltano an Der gen<
traIbabn in @lbane oauert fort unO
man slaubt, baB aud Die 9lrbeiter an
Der Sabiontabn ausfeben iper6en.
; 2onbon, 16. Mdrs.
Ser Senier Sen. 9tagIe unb feline
Mit9efansenen follen in sSreibeit se>
feht nno mad Nnerifa 9ebradt
peroen.
Oie &ussabsn fir ben abDflinil6en
Srieg betra9en bis iekt 4 @ia. 8fb.
Ser tilrfifde @rObbeSier lit bon
Sreta nod @onftantinopel surlif9e>
febrt uno erflart ben Srie9 beenbi9t.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1868-03-17

RATES OF ADVERTISING
BE- DAILY 81 O0per Square first insertio
III atty Cents or each subsequent insertion
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1868-03-17
@ af4in atom, 16. Nfars.

Shah. @fepens BAT fi6 tpefentlid perl
ihlimmert DerfeIbe mar beute Wfprs
gen i1fd,t i'm Stanoe, ieine l1mge6nns
su ertennen nn6 nit oerlelben 3u ipres
den. N1ebrere gongreB Nit9lie0er,
neldJe ibn in Gel9dften leben tpollteh,
fonnten ni6t 3uoelallen tuerben. Nfan
far9tet, bab Serr Steben5 fein 3ims
mer riemaIs tpie0er Derlal1en tpiro.
Gine Depei6e bes 81. D. 9eralo
meIbet, 6aB man bon 8ir9inien aus
einen anarif auf gSafbingtoH befiird>
tet uHo 6ab baS- -&riegss Departeinent
@noronungen aur Transportation bon
8orratben getroffen uno bic Sruppen
beOr6ert bat, f6 IN 8srsiti9aft su
balten.
Ser 8rdiIoent bat Sen. Sancef be-
orbert, iidl naa Rafbineton 81 Ders
fiiaen un6 1as Gonlnuan6o Der atlans
tifhen Dipilion al ibernebinell.
Die gommiliion gum Mbf6lub bon
Srieoens >8ertrdoesi NIT ben Snoias
nern ipirb am 3. 9lpfiI in Omaha Sus
iammenfcmnen uno lb baum mad
Sort 4ardflie beeeben, unt oafelbf nit
Den btrf6ieSenen Sdnptltngen sa IN.
terbanoelu. 80 !
9ln fleinem YapiergeIo tuusben il
LETTER @oHe fiir 63S2, 900 nsn aus.
aeaeben, fiir $740,7 berIanot uni
fir S392,200 ein9elolt uub ssrifSrt
RnticmaIbautHoteu tuureeH fin Sl31,
800 usa ansgeosbsn.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1868-03-17
DAILY AND WEEKLY

DAILY AND WEEKLY
TENNESSEE STATS ZETTUNG
eoP THE ONLY GERMAN DAILY AND
WEEKLY N CITY AND STATE.
~ The only Evening paper pub
lshed in Nashville.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1868-03-17
8tfQnntmQ(llnnQ.

SfIQullIMQUuNg.
BUR 8eibrineung bon sfadmeifen.
IN BANKRUPTCY.
(Sss pirn biereard betannt .semaebt. 6aa
S<S. s.. Copper, Hopnteno 9eao, u. 3. 8lndntote,
g. 8. WcDsurrn, Sobn g. EapIor, @. ". 9orier uno
sSames 8 Taplor bieier @ort tbre Fetitionen nm
Gntaittng eilgebrad5t baben uno eab be Gonrt bars
aaf perorbnet bat, baB beieIben
am Is. gpril 1863
u III llbr gormittaes, 12 I15r Rittass, f21S. 1,
2. 21& un6 8 llbr Eabmittass refp. IN Der 6jfiee
6e5 RegiiterS, i'm Gcurtbdns 5M 8aunttnI Sens
neiIee, anaeb5rt ,perben foaen Mnb baB ole @ du=
bteer, rpelbe ibre 5oreerungsn iabgerOieien baben
unb 1nbere babel betbeiIgte Yerfonen sn genannter
Seit unb an senannter Stene 81 erfdenen nnb nadb<
sitpeifen baben, aus IpeIdeut @rnnbe, penn iolber
por6anber, genannte 9ettiionea tlidt gerudbrt
ben olten unb sab bic speits uno brittle 3niammen=
tnnft ber @IGubieer su geBannter 8eit u B On gee
Hannter Steae ftattfnben ioaen.
6. q. Campbell,
gIerE Der 8er Stnaten Biifritt Court,
m3f6 3rnS ytitteI Stltrittuon Eennefiee.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1868-03-17
0ie 8ufdnOein senneffee.
Rabel : Oepefbem.
afAimato ON, 16. Mara.

I
Genat Die Georgia Contention
bat ben @ongreB um Elm SarlebeH bon
100000 petitionirt.
Oie Siio Carolina Contention
rsibt Elm @eiu9 nm Mufbebun9 Der
30He auf GeiS Elm.
8on nieIen Stcgeru gebt bic 8itte
UNI nnterltuBnng 5nr ansiuanoernnS
nad Qiberia elm.
5oplsr bra6te cine BID Elm, pIde
$3.50, 900 beripillist, um bie2anbunes>
Ylabe an benz Nfiifiiippi Su reeup
lireR. s'$a&3 Sc
Oas Sanbels > Gonnite bat fi9 fur
8eibebaltung Der Steuern auf Sers
pentim, 3nfer< <&afFnerien uno Gonbis
toripaaren auseelproden.
Saus. gime Sia fur grridtun9
zines Nfarine Solpitals in Cairo
lpurbe einsebra@t; ferner cine Bill,
fpeIhe bic Grnsnnung eines 8i6ters
al Ser GGpremes Court berbietet, bis
Die 8abt Der Wlitglieoer berlelben auf
feds reSusirt fetu ipiro.
Dem Sultis <Gomite iuur6e cine
Bill bon STOP 81. iiber9eben, tpelae
beltimmt, OaB bic 9efdaftsorouuns
bes Saules iofort aufgeboben iuer6ea
fol-, tuenn etiuds auf bas Smpeabs
fnent 8esieIides bor9ebradt ipiro.
.Oie 8ia iiber Giniebuns esipiBer
Yerionen in ibre 8iirgerre1te tpur6e
Oebattirt, obne 0ab oas Saus au elmer
8ef6iubfafung selanste.
Sierauf Hertagung.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1868-01-18

we have more beautiful aud useful trees in the
Islands already adapted to our soil and climate.
The largest orange tree in the Islands grows in
a glen in the Kaala mountains, in solitude, but
green and productive. We had the pleasure of
tasting some of the delicious fruit There are
also lime trees vigorous and productive, and cot-
fee wild and uncultiyated, yet Notwithstanding
productive. And We inquired why is it that
Oahu does not produce oranges, lines and coffee
for expectation well Kona, or any other
part of Hawaii nei? The soil and climate OF the
whole plain of EVA and the Kaaa mountains are
well adapted to their cultivation NJ Eona or IIa-
makua. We fear there is IA want of industry and
enterprise among our people.
We recommend that III. should have wild
boar's head emblazoned ON his escutcheon, us his
gun did the work-not ous
Yours, ever, LA PAZ.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1868-01-18
HONOLULU. HAWAIIAN ISLANDS. JANUARY s 1868.

.iusinfss Car0s.
DIR. j. MOTT SMITH.
Dentist.
ofce and Hotel /.
DIR. w. II. RICHARDS.
Dentist.
of Fort Merchant streets, Honolulu, II. I.
39I Gn
DR.. KENNEDY.
Physician, Surgeon and lseGutheur.
Fort ST. opposite C. T. Williams Furniture wsrerooms asl ly
A. &. SUFFUM. NJ. D.,
Physician and Surgeon.
Office and Residence Atrch House, Fort S74 ly
r.. HOFFMANN. MD.
Physician and SGrgeon.
Corner Merchant and Kaahumanu Postofhee $50 ly
JOHN y. McGRENV. VI. d..
Physician aud Surgeon.
oGee--over DR. iioGnanns Drug Of kaahu
manu- sd Mc5ehs' az S,s "pl"Ss , r, @ %1Se Ee,, s
OFFICE HoUhs-Frora to 10 A. NJ and from To p. Vi.
36s ly
AT. JUDD.
Attorney and Counsellor At Law,
Corner Of Fort anl Merchant Streets. $50 ly
HENRY THOMPSON.
Attorney and Counsellor at Law.
Office Queen Street. Opre the Court House. stairs
w. q. JONES,
Attorney at Law and Land Agent.
VIII practice in all the Courts OF the Kingdom; He will
Circuit Caurts Kauai. Maui and Hawaii,
ani visit either of those Islands
special business.
Office opposite he Court House, Queen Street.
5sI ly
NEVILLE X BARRETT,
Planters and General Stere Keepers.
Reopuka Norh Kona Hawaii, Kenakeskus BAY Island
Produce bought Ships supplied with woo., Beef and
cthe. necesssries
Agent at Honolulu. A. S. CLEGHoRN. 5o1 Iy
AFONG s. ACHCCk,
Importers. Wholesale and Retail Dealers I'm General
Merchandise and Chinese Goods.
Under the Public Hall 600 ly
&. FRED'k PFLUGER.
Dealer in Staple and Fancy Dry Goods Mems Cloth
ing. Boots and Shoes, and Yankee Notions,
Store o Fort Street. nearly opposite M-s.r-.
579 vunliot S Ueuck ly
JONES & WOOD.
Groeers and Ship Chambers,
LAHAINA, MAUI
Money AMI Recruits furnished Ships Favorable
500 ly
BOLLES s. CO..
Ship Chaudlers and Commission Merchants,
Queen Street
Particular attention paid the purchase and sale of Hawaiian
Produce.
..efers ny permission
Messrs @. A. Williams x Co Messrs q, brewer CO..
Messrs. Castle II. Hackfeld Co.
Messrs. d. Z Waterman. Messrs &. L. Richards l. Co.
562 ly
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1868-01-18

SHERMAN PECK n. A. p. CARrER-
G. BREWER s. CO.
Commission and shipping Merchants,
Honolulu. Oahu. u. 1.
OF the Boston aud Honolulu Packet Line.
For the MnIee. WniIuIsu & Ham PIa ufu tions
AGENTS
For Pa n nd q d Isln N Il o. dsce
REFER TO
JOHN VI. HOOP. ESQ.,. York.
G..s: ..s: I,rs~r., nrSwEE: Co S.o Recommendation.
r. b.. Co.
CH.s. woLcorT BROOKS Esq San Francisco.
6OZly
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-11-21


Thomas B. Lawson, Grand Chaplain, BastrOp
Joseph P Honor, Grand Capt of the Host, New OrleA
4. Tisdsle, Grand p. B., Monroe
Henry Hamburger, Grand r. A Captain, New Orleans
w. W. Leake, Grand Master Third Veil, Bayou Sara.
NJ. x. Girsrd Grand Master Second Vel, opelOusss
VIZ Raifeigh, Grand caster First Veil, Franklin.
r. & Burke Grand Guard. New orsans
GRAND coNsIsToRY 8 Pp z g. THIErYsEoo
D. NJ Tcod $50, Grand Commander in Chief NV orsanA
John Claiborne, 3d. First Lieutenant Commander
Orleans.
Furenes Ricau ssd Second LIEUTENANT Commander, Ne,
Orleans.
John l. Lewis, SD, Grand Constable, New Orleans
John c. Smith, SD, Grand Admiral, New Orleans
Samuel r Walker. SD Grand Minister of State. Nse
oriesns-
Dr. James c. Bachelor, SD. Grand Chancellor. New On
leans
Ben pa Silva, sd Grand Almoner New Orleans
Emre. D. Craig, SD, Grand Registrar, New Orleans
John E. Mcclure SD, Grand Keeper Of 8. and A, Ne,
Orleans.
VIM NJ Perkins, SD Grand Treasurer New OrleanG
by. R. swssey, s2d. Grand Primate. New Orleans.
E. Sslomon, SD, Grand Provost New Orleans.
James b. Scot, SD, Grand Expert, New orleans
James o. wilmer. sd, Grand Assistant Expert. NF,
OrieanA
Jean Ismarre SD. Grand Beausenior New OrIeana
Angel MAr.n, Sd Grand the " b New orlesna
dc Lucas sd, Grand Master Of the Guards New
| Orleans. .r
william C. ChamberIiu, SD. Grand Chamberlain. Esv
| Orleans.
Daniel T. scrugrs, SD, Grand Steward, New Orleans.
| John Melton, SD, Grand AiddsCsmp, New oreAAA
| I. Carroll, s2d, Grand Tyler.
| January.
Stated sittings: INST March, 2sh June September
| nth December.
| GRAND CoMMANDERY KNIGHTS TEMPLARs.
ST. Fugence Ricsu r. E. Grand Commander, New Orleans
g. L. nanutv (aran Comm lar a
| Orleans
ST. Jno A. Stevenson. E Grcnd GenerAlIssimo, Eer Or
cana
| sr. W. r. Whitaker. z Grand Captain General. Kss
Orleans
sr. BY. r. sw..ey, z. Grand Prslass; New Orleans
ST. VIM. MeDun Z Grand s. w., New Oreans
sr T. A. Bartlette z. Grand J. w., New Orleana
ST. Enamel Blessy. K Grand Treasurer. New OrleanA
ST. A. Z. Billings. E. Grand Recorder, New Orleans.
ST. James B. Scot, e. Grand Stand Bearer New 0rean
| ST. james Stafford, Z. Grand Swerd Bearer
sr. jos r Turck, E. Grand Warder, New Orleans
sr Stephen s. seleck T. Grand Captain Of the GuArda
Next annual csnclsve February L. lS69. A O. $50
| ACTIVE MEMBERS OF THE SUP. O. THIRTY-THi
| DEGREE A. AND A. T.
Chas Laron de LaaeDaI, SD, New Orleans
| james c. BstchelOr, NJ d. SD, New Orleans,
Dep Insp. Cen VIM. N. Perkins SD. New orisAns
| 8 N. Todd, SD, New Orleans
| Jse. T. Monroe. SD, New Orleans
| GRAND COUNCIL R AND s. n.
E. N. Todd, M. r., Grand Master, New Orleans.
| Hy. r. swssey, p, Deputy Grand Master, New OIL,
John W. Jones, T., mustious Grand Master shrsvepo
John G. Gordy, @. p, Conductor Of WORK, Frsnkta-
| II. Breen, @. @. Of the Guard, Ne~ Orleans
| Joseph p. Sornor. @ Treasurer. New OrleanG
| Gus. Sontag, @. Recorder, New Orleans
| Rev. Thos Lawson. @. Chaplain New Orleans
| II. p. Buckley, @. Conductor, New Orleans.
| T. l. Bruce. G. Steward. New OrlesnA
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GRIMAULT q Coz, CHEMISTS, PAK1b
PBPslNE scientific discovery Dr. Corvsart
MUSICIAN his majesty the Emperor of the French is tbs
Gastric Juice ITSELF the digestive principle purified
which dgess food in the stomach. When by
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nation Oh the mucous coats stomach bowels
burn pituite snema lss Of strength and Gin fenales
choross The Elixir Of Pepne which sanctioned by the
the Paris Academy CT Medicine speedily
III such diseases and vomiting during pregnancy
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Cattle Market.
CITY or JEFFERSON, NJ

CITY or JEFFERSON, November q. 1893.
Arrived during the past week-l760 Texas
Beeves, 573 Calves and YesrliDgs. 79l Hogs, 2ll4
Sheep, % Mich Cows. Sold-2269 Texas Beeves,
FOG Calves and Yearlings, 465 Hogs. 62l Sheep,
II Mich Cows. Stock on sale-60 Texas Beeves,
46 Calves and Yesrlings, 35e Hogs, 2269 Sheep
and MfIch Cowa n ouata.
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Large sale of household furniture of every
description. carpets, etc., this day. ct IL O'Clock,
ct Old Auction Mart. 81 Camp street, by Mont
gomery Bros. h Co.