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The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1868-12-10
STATE OF INDIANA, ]
MARSHALL COUNTY.

In HarshaII Circuit Court. February term, 1863
In case or George w. Craver and Eliz era
vei VS. Archibald Gabby. 1t az pearine that the
said George and Eliza Craver are non residents
Of the state of Indiana, they are hereby notified
that the said Archibald Gabby, has fled his mo-
ton for an order by the court to tax, allow and
give Judgment for costs in the above entitled
cause. and the will stand for hearing on
tle second day ofthe next term of said court, to
be held at the court house in Plymouth on the
second Monday in February, 1863, and until fin
ally disposed of, and unless they appear thereto
the same will be heard in their absence,
JOHN C.. CUSNMAN, Clerk.
{. II. REEVE, Defts Atty IL
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A while ago, Mrs. Martha Raver, of Paint
township, o., wanted to visit her grandson,
ten miles away, and concluded that as she
was 90 years old last July she was old enough
to go afoot, and did SO.
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Col. (Sorloff, one ofthe Russia. n ',o.,n'
.sr% IN his country to superinten. INC Gun
[rruction of weapons for that COVE rnihen',
Lin mako Hartford, Conn. his pia.e Vi
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TO NOsa-sscsiucHlss.

STATE OF INDIANA
MARSHALL. COUNTY.
In Common Pleas Court, February Term, 1869
Fanny Hatfield Complaint for Divorce
,ohn " u.,so1d and Alimony.
The pIaintiflin the above entitled cause by her
attorneys has filed in my Office her complaint
against the defendant. and it appearing by the af
fdavit ola competent person. that the defend ant
John Y Hatfield, is non resident of the state OF
Indiana, he IS therefore hereby notified of the
tendency of SAID compl tint against him, and I'M
less he appear, answer or demur thereto at the
calling of lid the first day of the ne xt
term of said court to be begun and held at the
court house in the town of Plymouth, on the first
Monday of February, SOS, said complaint and the
matters and things therein contained and aIedged
will he heard and determined in his absence.
JOHN c. CuSHMAN, Clerk
BY o. p. KLiNGEB. dep.
o & S ID Parks. PITS att'ys dec5-ll
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TO NOn.REesidcnts.

STATE OF INDIANA,l
MARSHALL COUNTY.
In Circuit Court, February term, 1869.
John West
vs. Complaint for Deed.
Adah N. West,
Adam VI Bills Erastus d. Bills, Alvra Reeves,
Stephen f. Reeves, Charles A. West, and the
unknown heirs of Eliza Penfeld. deceased.
The plaintiff i'm the above entitled cause, by
his attorney, has filed in my Office his complaint
against the defendants. and it appearing by the af-
idavit of competent person that the said defend
ants, Charles A. West and the unknown heirs OF
Eliza Penfed, deceased. are non residents OF the
state of Indiana, they are therefore hereby mott
fed ofshe pendencyo said complaint against them
and unless they appear answer demur thereto, lat
calling ofsad causeon the first day Of the nextterm
of said court, to be begun and held at the court
house in the town of Plymouth on the second
Monday of February. 1863, said COMPLAINT and
the matters and things therein contained and al
legged will be heard and determnedin their alb
sence.
JOHN c. CUSHMAN, Clerk.
BY o p. KLINGKR, dep.
VI \. q Packard, PITTS atty. doc6-H
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Legal. ADVERTISEMENTS,
STATE OF INDIANA
MARSHALL COUNTRY


Notice is hereby given that Daniel Seton
wrighta administrator of the estate fLyda Seton
wright deceased, has filed his petition TO sell the
real estate of dcceGent, her personal pr lpertv
being insufficient to pay her debts and that said
petition will be heard at the next term of the
said cour5 of common pleas of said county.
Witness my hand this 18th day of December
1868. JOHN C. CUSHNAN. Clerk.
per Q. P. KLINGER, Dep'y.
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4 DMlNtS TRAITORS SALE.

Will he SOLD at public auction, at the late resi-
dcncc OF tnc dccedcnt in Green township. on
SA rURDAY, DECEMBER 10, 1868,
property of the estate of William Hughes. de-
ceased, late of Marshall county, Indiana. as
follows
Stock, Household furniture, etc
Credit of nine months on five dollars and ov e
under five dollars, cash down, r
Sale 1T | o O'Clock, a IN.
l3 f.. HUGHES & A. WRIT, Adm'r's.
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Therefore I will attend 1T my Office in the court
house in Plymouth. in said Marshall county until the
third Monday in April 1863, for the purpose of recev
ing sGch faxes
Persons still owing taxes for the year 1881 arc hereby
notified Ia make immediate pa ymcnt, if they wish 10
save the costs OF advertiser and other expenses.
1l-3 VI. W. DOWNEY, Treasurer
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70 NOEs-sEeSislents.

10 NOEs-seeSidents.
STATE OF INDIANA,
MARSHALL COUNTY
In Common Pleas Court, February term, 1869
Luther w w. Complain. 70, Divorce.
Let.ie Weatherbee. \
The plaintiff in the bove entitled cause by his
attorneys, has filed in my Office his complain
against the defendant, and it appearing by the afi-
drvit of a competent person. that the defendant.
Lette Weatherbee, is nonresident of the state OF
Indiana. she is therefore hereby notified of the
tendency of said complaint against her, and un-
less she appear, answer or demur thereto ut the
calling of said cause, on the first day of the next
term of said court, to be begun and held at the
court house in the town of Plyn outh, the first
Monday oiFeDruary, 1863, said complaint and the
matters and things therein contained and alledg
ed will be heard and determined in her absence
JOHN c. CUSHMAN, Clerk.
Bv o. p. KLINGER den.
] o & S ID Parks, Pl'nff's attys. dec5 ii
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,,.r,, Mrs. Hole-in-the-Day now seeks
l.r,ovment ga a domestic, the property OF
To-. in The. Day, who now occupies Hole
:, .tbe. Ground. is W rtb over 100000, ara
y -
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1868-12-10

NEXT week we will issue only an ex-
ira from this office. The tempery sus-
pension of the regular issue is for the pur-
pose of making some changes in our paper
which we hope will be better for ourselves
and our readers.
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LEGAL ADVERTISEMENTS,
Tax LeyieS for 1868.
COUNTY TREAsURER's OFFICE.
Plymouth, Marshall County. India,

fIylnouth, Marshall County. Indiana,
October Is 1868. \
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN TO THE
i taxpayers of said county, that the tax duplicate
IL in hands for collection and that the levy of
taxes on each one hundred dollars valuation in the
several townships of said county for state. county
road, school. township. sinking fund, special school
purposes. and common school and also the tax levied
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NOTICE.

Are made strong by the Of either Of th-ss
remedies They will cure every case OF MAkAsMuS,
without fail
Thousands of certificates have accumulated ia the
hanis OF the proprietor but space will allow OF the
publication Of but few. Those il will be observed
a-e men Of and Of such standing that they must
be believed
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dice. Dk>f~ D
Nervous De-
ic DiArrhs.A,
Kidneys, and
arising fran
Liver, Stsm-
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plaiut, jam
sia. Chronic or
biliiy, Chron
Disease of the
al Df~ra-gS
l. ID. ordered
sch, W lntesti
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H0oftnd's German Bitters,
AND
HIGHLANDS GERMAN TONIC

Twenty-Five years since they were first introduced
into this country from Germany. during which time
they have undoubtedly performed more cures. aud
benefited suffering humanity to greater extent,
than any other remedies known TO the public.
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receipts are liberal. The market is quiet ani
prices are unchanged. Sales to-day are 1870
sacks, Of which 1900 and 1900 white AZ 92c, 1902
1000, 5000 and lO0O DO. at 924c., les do. at 3d.,
SEQ do in lots at &c.. 500 sacks OF yellow at &c.,
and s32 seeks do. at sac. Il bushel. ~
OATs-The market q Inactive, and prices dis
close decline Of &C. y bushel. Sales today are
zoos sacks Of which $50 Ohio river second hand
sseks, at 75c., 275 2Tolind 500 prime Westsr1 at
76c., 800 do at nc, ard 400 do. at Is e bushe.
BRAE-The market continues quiet aud dull
viii sales to-day Of only 100 sacks at 81 so =
100 fbs.
HAY-we have no change to notice under this
headings the market ia dull and prices are dropp
pton.
PoRK-The supply continues light with an active
jobbing demand and prices are firm a. previous
quotations. sales 10 day $50 bbls. as follows: so
ard 100 bills even weight at t27, 100 bbIs. in lots
at s270$27 so q Dbl. and $50 At s27 l21c. y Dbl.
BAcoS- There have been light receipt. but they
do not meet the demand which IL active at prices
disclosing tendency 70 advance Sales to-day
So tierces hams as follows: IS and 80 at l5c. u
D., shoulders are held at l33c. clear ribbed sides
at l60l6lc and clear sides at l6a0l7c. % D.
LaRD-fhe market to-day was quiet at prices
disclosing greater ease for purchasers. and sales
OF ISL tierces and so kegs Of which 100 tierces
were at l7c., 81 and so terces at l6lc. and so
CoRS MEALS quiet and dull. Prices are IN
changed with sales Of 25O bbs. in different lots at
So q Dbl.
FREIGHTs-There Is very little cotton Offer
ing coastwise, and but little tonnage. We
quotes By steam to Liverpool IL l60ld. for cotton,
le3d for corn, COS. for tobacco Liverpool. by sail.
l9-320id. for cotton, l4@l6d. for corn, and 500
Sos for tobacco. To New York by steamer 1c. for
cotton, 20 Q22Ae. for corn, $l2 for tobacco and
9Oc. for -four; New York by sail, Ic. for cotton,
zoe. for corn and s5c. for flour. To Boston by
steam, l4c. for cotton, zoo. for corn, and soc.
for -four; Boston by SAIL lie. for cotton, ls020c.
for corn and s5c. for -four. To Bremen by sail,
lie. for cotton. and Sos. for tobacco. To
Havre by sail, llGllc. for cotton. Glasgow by
sail, lead. for corn. - -
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GRAND LODGE or LouIs1ANA.

II. r. swAsey, \. w. Grand Master, New Orleans
s. @. Parsons r. W. Dept Grand Master. Bss,rop.
s. o. scruFgs, r. w. Senior rand W., Cleudervlls.
VIM. McDuf, r. W. Junior Grsnd w.. New orls@ns
Samuel n. Todd, W. Grand Treasurer, New Orleans.
Jas G. Bstchslor. W. Grand Secretary. - 49,.
Rev DR.. @. s. hedges, W. Grand Chaplain
N. II. Bray, W. Grand Senior Deacon, Sabine.
ia oh Klis. W. Grand Junior Deacon. Kile's Mills.
J. W. HomAn, ". Grand Marshal, New orle.ns.
Rene Iafon, W. Grand Sword Bearer. New Orlesns
NJ Z. Girsrd. W Grand Pursuivsnf. yernillionville.
8. o. Smith, Big Cane; Pm Bidsult. New orlesns j. e.
Hswkns, Mansfield; Samuel Levy, New 0rls&ns-w.
Grand Stewards. ~
Ajax Qusant, ". Grand Tyler New orisasa
Grand Annual couvocston second Monday In February
each year.
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cassie nar.ss.
clrr on J.rrr.ser. March ). ID

Arrived yesterday-327 Texas Beeves, 37l
Calves and Yearlings, 40 Hogs and "a Sheep.
Sold-29l Texas and "a Western Beeves, 81 Hogs,
and "a Sheep. Stock on sale-s52 Texas Beeves,
63S Calves and Yearlings, 10 Hogs, and -
Mich Cows. We quote
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TnEHAPEUTIC VALUE. or GKNAULF
IL co Is Chemists IN Paris)

il co IS Chemists IN Psrs) -
Ferrusincus syrup OF Peruvian Bark.
In solving problem. hifrerto anslshbae III 4.
saVants I. q. the COMBINING or IRON WITu-DAEv
called Ferruginous Syrup Of Peruvian Bark Mcss GRI
VAULT a CO, Chemists TO H. L II. Prince Nspeleen ~
the most highly esmpotept persons IN recognising
great medical value
The following important document has 0eoa received on
4emary recognized possess the chefns IN
The world n from Professor Keirins Anayfsr
70 the Law Courts who testes In the following ts
value Of the Syrup Of Bark Medical osssts Of Vienna Get
II, 1869 tI.
Nr GRIMAULT has succeeded IN the hapuiest manner IL
combining relative qualities Of different parts Of his PRR
AND EXCEI.LhNT MEDICINES; the more 80 AZ the irsr
thus disguised IN addition its agreeable fayor mnct
rapidly absorbed than medicine
Mr. GR1NAULTs FERRUCINOUs SYRUP Il therefore one
Of the best pharmaceutical preparaone truly scisnti6ca
lsng sought aer Of iviu- nor and bark N simple sud
.Eresass oJT fres from assc az g an Parts-
Ckssieal Analyser 70 the Law Conrts HosDtaI Chsas
Professors Of Chemistry
Let rs now n what terms the French Ambassador
Vienna replies 70 Mcsgrs Grnau Co. regards hlzt
estimation m which Mr. Kstzinskiis held: y
"FRzFcH EHBAssy VEaxNA, 4
Vienna August q, l0t3
"GnETLBkEnIn reply 10 the letter you sddrsssed q 10
Excelency. the Ambassador have the honor you
that Professor kletEnski l. Of high standing Vienna
that he personally mneh hsught 81 and for Of he
best chemists in Germany.
Consul and attsche to the Ernbss~y
Georh Depot In Paris. GRIkAULf co.'s.
In New Orleans DUCoEGE, DKLocHE / duIIToT'a
And Al every COED Chemst's
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scmnlrrriaI .sntsIIasnts.



henday Evening. March 2 1888
CoTroN-The market opened this morning with
nnusuai firmness and a steady upward tendency
be supply on sale was. if anything Of more re.
l1icted character than heretofore, and with but
lew exceptions the offerings were.exceedingly un-
Fesirable. Buyers camelforward freely never he
|ss, and despite the fact that the early kilograms
[oiceted no Improvement either az Liverpool or
New York, several hundred bales soon changed
|snds at an irregular advance of 4G3c. u 70. The
lfternoon dispatches disclosed q further decline
2 the Liverpool market, however, with Increased
|uness At New York, which caused buyers to
|pwer their Offering prices. and as the day ad-
|snced, rates fell of to the closing figures Of Sat
|tday. The total sales for the day were $500
l ales, and the market closed steady at previous
cures, which we repeat as follows, viz: Ord.
|nry l73@lsac.; good ordinary l93G20c.; low
bidding 2Oso.0-; middling 2l@7lSc., and stric,
bidding -G22c.
RECEIPTS OF COTTON AT rHIs PORT
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MASONIC.
Stewart ". NJ; John NJ Moore. s.w.; Mww.vsnou, y.
Wa james Heugh. Secretary.

Stewart, ". NJ; John NJ Moore s.w.; n w. ". Vernon J.
W.; james Heugh Secretary.
PERFECT HARMONY LODGE NO. ia
Grsnd Lodge Han, NO. ofaeen-J. o. DeCastra w. NJ,
Dssoia 9. W.; y. Booth. J. w., W. A white Secretary.
UREKA LODGE NO. III.
woodvills, Jackson Parish. La 0ncsn-C NJ Howell.
w,M; E. jackson, 8. w.; Q. w. Lyle J. W.. ". B. Red
"'''' '~' TULIP LODGE NO IT'S.
Tulip. Claiborne Ps.h. La oncsrs--H Il. xcClindsn,
NJ; l. Hays. 8 w.; T. = TarkinsOa. J. W.; B. o.
Frazier. Secretary r-
oADDo LODGE NO. l7s.
Shreveport La oeRcsrs-P. W. II. Cuzmines ". M.;g
Flaws. s. W.. VIM. Hobson. J. W. Secretary.
LITTLE FLOCK LODGE NO. isa
Gilnissss Blu6, Sabine Parish, La oncsrs-wm " Au-
tony W. NJ; Charles Bsnnst s. W.. SEQ W. Wei J. w.;
\. K sprsgAt Secretary. .i f.t
JEFFERsoNIAN LODGE NO. Isl.
Kingston, De Soto Parish. La 0nicers- has. T. Crsw-
ford. " n; B. o Logan. 8. w.; l. p Scott. j. w.; T. W.
Laiey, Secretary
SAM TODD LODGE NO. lsz
Sugar Town. calcssieu Parish, La ohcas-John Dove.
w.N-; T.. L. s'mme1s s. w.; D. A. Cole. .. W.; q. W.
Rishardlsn. Secretary.
.r',s7 LoNGwooD LODGE NO. lsS lias,f
Hoss Mills Csdds Parish La orieers-Thos R. Vaughan.
W. ~; R. ,. Cole s W; u. 3 carns, ,. W.; }. NJ Camp
ton. Secretary.
SPRING CREEK LODGE NO. is4
Spring Creek Church, washington Parish, La om,ers-
Hardy Richardson. ". NJ O. r. Bailey, S. W.; II. Jea
hlns, }. W.; J. Q. Feher, Secretary. "a,
ORPHANS FRIEND LODGE NO. rs.
Big Cane St. Lsndry Parrish La ohcsrs-Gso. W. Bsns-
deck W. NJ; p q. csihAa s. w.; L. o. Hays :. w.; 0.
8. snifh. Secretary. 80 - ~ r
FLAT LICK LODGE o.. D..
Flat Lick. Claiborne Parish. La. onicsrsw p. Asysr,
NJ; Hsnry Jones, s. W.: 3. L. Hasty, W.
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GRAND R. A. CHAPTER.

Samuel N. Todd NJ r. Grand High Priest, New orieaa
& q. Parsons. Deputy Grand High PRIEST Basirop -.
R. O. Stirling Grand King Bayou Sara.
H Breen, Grand Scribe. New Orleans.
Henry r swasey. Grand Treasurer. New Orleans.
J. @. Bachelor, Grand Secretary New Orleans.
Thomas B. Lawson Grand Chaplain, Bassrop
Joseph p Honor Grand Capt Of the Host New orlsans
b. 1isdsls. Grand p. g., Monroe.
Henry Hamburger. Grand r. A Captain, New orissna
W. W. Leake, Grand Master Third Veil Bayou Sara
NJ. X. Girard, Grand Master Second Vel, OeeIousss.
W. y. Haiheigh. Grand Master First Veil, Franklin
r. Q. Burke. Grand Guard, New Orleans. laef
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CEIEAuLr . CO.'S
sYzuF or FERRUGnoUs PERUVIAN sAKx.

ohenps H. = II Primes Nspelssn Is rue Richeiisu Pzrs
Inis prspersos pa the great sdvszt&gs Of eoDns two
most powerful tsncs Known In the medical world or perfect
ascdy, and agreeable taste this Syrup taken vfb pleasure
suirs the most delicate stors chs n \ - I
: Il u Per excellence the FERRU0INOUB TONIC uhich
suid Be adminstered 70 ladies OF delicate copson 10
: esiIses Of veal eensstntion ND psrssisr ~ ne
played the trssfmsnt q Checroe Ansnsa Psls csn-
plexon. 9asfrcs, 0asfrAl.e Whites LsncsnheA Dsolity
Wsst ~ Appetite, Poverty n BLOOD, etc p, =
Aesats in Nsv York Mr. BECKER 10 Grand sfrscl Nsw
Orleans 81 Msn9A DUCON0K. DkLOCHE md he pshops
0hnuis1a
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MonAssEs-Reeeipts since Saturday comprise
24 bbls. aud rs hall bbls. The demand is more
etive, and nearly al the receipts sold at s.
FQs5c. for prime, and 90c. for cistern bottom.
FLouR-The receipts for the past few days have
been liberal, yet the supply is only moderate, and
N most caees held somewhat above the views OF
Puyers. The market to-day IL unsettled, but we
police no quotable change In prices.g Sales to-
pay were 1885 bbls., as follows: l25 treble extra
and 900 bbs: choice on private terms. l0l bbls.
end $50 DO at $40 40, 100 do. st $40 so, 100 bbs.
|ponoie extra az Sill, 100 bbls. treble extra at
iS 20, and 100 bbls. do. at tl3 IS y Dbl.
CohS-fhe supply on the landing is fair and the
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esAND ooMxArDEar KNIGHTS rExrLARs.

=
sr. saml N. Todd R. E. Grand Commander New Orleans
Dr. Fusencs kicaa. v. Z Deputy Grand Commander.
New OrIsApa
ST. Jss P. Hornor l. Grand asnsraIssmo, New orrssus
ST. ". 4 Whitaker. 4. Grand Captain General. Nsv
Orleans
sr. Hy swsssy, 4. Grand Prslate; New orlssnA
81. VIM McDun. Z. Grand s w.. New orlsans
Or. T. A. B-rtetts, Is. Grand ]. W., New OrssnS
sr. Emanuel Blessy e Grand Treasurer, New Orlssns
81. Gust soafs<. Z. Grand Recorder. New Orleans.
81. A. Z. Biinss Z Grand Stand Bearer New 0rlssa
sr. Jos. r Turck, Z. Grand warder, New Orleans.
ST. Stephen sslleck. T. Grand Captain Of the Guaxdk
Next annual csnelavs February IA 1858, A. @. 7sa
ACTIVE MEMBERS OF THE SUP. O. rHIRrY.rm ,
DEGREE A. AND A. R.
Chss Larcn de Ladebst ssd, New Orleans
James @ Bachelor. NJ d. SD, New Orleans,
Dep. Insp Gen. VIM. N. Perkins $50, New orsansL
8. N. Todd, SD. New Orleans
Jns. T. Moaros. SD. Nsw orlsank
ot 1 qr-c5z tsT 10 fI-
GRAND ooSsIsroRY 8. Pr. r. g. THIRrYsE
DEGREE. aa
s. NJ TODD. ssd Grand Commander in Chief N v Orleans.
John Claiborne SD, First Lieutenant Commander New
Fusenos Rcsu ssd Second Lieutenant Commander, New
orlsAns S-.-r ..r
John l. Lewis, SD, Grand Constable, New orIeans
John G. Smith, SD, Grand Admiral, New Oreans
Orleans 4r .f.,r
Dr. James O. Bachelor. SD. Grand Chancellor, New Or.
leans
Ben De- Silva SD, Grand AImonsr. New Orleans
Emmett ID. Craig. SD, Grand Registrar, New Orleans
John z Mcclure. SD. Grand Keeper sf 8. and A. New
orlesna anon
VIM N. Perkins, Sd Grand Treasurer. New orls.ns
Hy. r swssey. SD. Grand Primats New orlsans
e =. Solomon. $751; Grand Provost. New Orleans
- james Scot sd. Grand Expert. New Orleans.
James @. Wlner. ga. Grand lssfstaDt Exn..l ~.
OresnA orN7
Jean Lamarre. SD. Grand Beausenior, New orlssnx
Angel Maru $50, Grand Bearer Of the " B. New Orssns
Bruno de Lucas, sd Grand Master the Guards New
Orleans. ..
william O. chsmberIin. SD. Grand Chamberlain. New
orlcans t It I.
Daniel u serueys, sd. Grand Steward, New Orleans
John Melton, s2d, Grand Aid-decamp New oris@za
T. Carroll. sd Grand Tyler.
Grand Annual Communication. Second Wednesday IN
January. .- fT
Stated snss: INST March, sb June slss sspssnbss and
eth December pti
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oRArp courcr1 x Arp

d 49, ukAnD COUNCIL AND 3 u
=. n. Todd, ~ r, Grand Master. New Orleans
Hy r. s~asey, p, Deputy Grand Master, New 0risans
John W. JONES' r., Industrious Grand Master sh evsport
John Q. 6ordy, @. p, Conductor Of Work. Franklil-
Il. Breen, @. @. Of the Guard, Mes orlssns IA
Joseph p. Honor, q. Treasurer, New oricanx
Qua sontas, G. Recorder, New Orleans
Rev. Tbos B, Lawson, O. Chaplain, New orssna
H. p. Buckley, g. Conductor, New Orleans
r L. Bruce, a. Steward, New Orleans
Ers>ins Wells q sentiasl. Nsv Orleans
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sess hard and shipbosrd this $50
The exports this evening are exclusively for
Liverpool.
/ sUGAR-The receipts since Saturday are 265
bhds. There is slight falling of in the demand,
put prices remain unchanged. The sales to-day
PFere $50 hhds. at the following quotations, viz:
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I'VE RECEIPTS oF COTTON AT rHIs roK1
DURING PAST TWO WEEKS.
COTTON s.EATENKSF.

ieek On hsne sspt !. iss7...-............ IG8s
eceitee sncs oataro&J.... AfQl
serves 243-509739
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The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-03-03

DE. BUBLH Du BUIssoAss DIGESTIVE
~ Lozenges and Powders Of the alkaline LactAtssIhs
Aksiue Lacalcs ozeeise the most bsnsh4 influence
the arrangements Of Digestion sher hy their peculiar acton
after through their combination With the s<v. the gastric
uc<. AMPLY Of Lsctic Acid which ell EngIsh an
cAer Phytoogss admit T. be essential principle Of az
sertion For the Information Of those Who may
psired dEesfisn Headache pain N the -rehssd
rama g.stitis z<sraig., heartburn wind N the stomach
.n< bowes loss o. appetite, ennci.on All thccs
issppesr under the seon Of ths Aans fctstss which
nay be always bad IN IossnKes pordens
0enera deDotln Paris At GRINAuLT co.'s. Chemists y
4. H. Prince nspoleon, <s rue Riehelieu. -
? IN Nev OrlsaEs ct DUCONGE'G DELOOHE'8 9Uu-
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The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-03-03

.CUE GREAT EFFfOAOlODsN sss or
Aehsre Gfimeult o. Iodlzoa syrup Of Horse Rad
lshIhe Iodzed Syrup Of Horse RAdh Msssrs 0dnaut
Co., Chemists 20 r. n. Prince Napoleon 81 Pars a
Always par erceencs ssccedanists Cod Liver Oh
best treatment 70 follow In Lymphatc and Screulous Ace
dens a. vel In various Cufansons diseases The public
viii therefore read with interest the analysts this
Journal q Vienna - veil the lstr addressed MezsrG
3maut Co, By bis Ezceency tie French a
Vienna the hsh reputation 81 learned Docssr
Il IL a. follows: -
"Grimsults Iodired Syrup Of Horse not m rss
Elementary and caustc state Int IN the acid
md q organic combination similar the iodine contained h
Osc Liver On
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