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SAID HENRY STANBBRY, Ex-Attorney- General,
four years ago, "When you come to vote, ask
what candidate Jefferson Davis and the Rebels
would wish elected, and vote against that
man." We apply that test now. Which,
Grant or Seymour, do the Southern Rebels
Cobb, Davis, Ould, and their fellows, favor
Let the people answer, and vote against
that man,
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ALL the loyal citizens who vote for sey
mour do what they can to ratify the no.
mination and approve the conduct Of
Clement L. Vallandigham. He it was who
put Seymour in nomination, and those who
rage him. Let the war Democrats remember
this
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BLACKING.
DOBBINS ELECTRIC POLISH BLACKTNG

Makes shipe that will outlast the polish Of any
other b lacking. American or imported.
Those who black their bo, s Saturday night with
common blackioR find they don't sh,ue much on
sunday the poi sh fades OF. but the shine OF DOB
BINS BLACKING lasts Saturday night and all day
Sunday.
Manufactured emily by B. DoBBINs, AT his Inn
mense Soap and Blscking Works, SIXTH and
GERMANTOWN Avenue. Orders by mali promptly
attended TO. sN6 6trp
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OHIO is ready for the fight. The Republican
nominations for Congress have all been made
except in the Third and Tenth Districts, now
represented by General Scheuck and Mr. Ash
ley. The following are the candidates.
Republicans. Democrats.
l. Benz Eggleslon, p. w. Strader,
2. job T.. Stevenson, Samuel f. Cary,
3. - q. l. Nallsndfgnam,
4. VIM. Lawrence, John 5. DeedOm,
5. I. Il. Griswold, -
6. John A. Smith, Nelson Barrere,
2. James j. Winans, JOhn II. Tnomas
8. John Beatty, John IL. Benton,
8. VIM. II. Gibson, Warren +. Nnble,
10 - Truman H. Hoag,
II. John Il. Wilson, John Sands,
IL. Nelson j. Turner, Philada. Van Trump.
l3. Charles Cooper, George w. Morgan,
II. Martin Welker Lyman II. Critcndeld,
10. E. II. Moore, Martin ID. Follett.
10. John A. Bingham, Josiah Nj. Estep,
IL. Josiah II. Amber, -
Is. William II. Upson,
10. James A. Garfield,
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EDUCATIONAL GIFTS. - The Congregational
Qudrtrly publishes list of ben efactions to Anne.
rican literary institutions during the past I've
years, compiled chiefly from the reports OF the
Society for promoting Collegiate and TheologI-
cal Education. The total makes the large sum
OF Sl52 500 These are individual glfts and In
addition to state appropriations. They are dis,
tributed as folloWs:-
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SARCASM, The following article in the N. Y.
World to-day is "good." 1t is q most unwar-
rantable sarcasm on the migrate style of the
ITibune.-
II. G.'S Last PerSondI-What forlorn sketch
is this Because Hiram Ulysses hopes to escape
responsibility for the misdeeds of simpson
SAM" here is II. q. seeking to evade the public
eye under the transparent disguise of "Boooy."
Bobby forsooth! as II asy maA in his senses
could read the following personal" without
recognizing its authorl-
MARY saw your personal, but it Is Of no avail
your informer is q liar, BOBBY.
The sty IL is the man. You lie, you villain"
"Sey mour is q liar" "Voorhees lies" Every
body lies, lies. lies, liesl VINO but H. g. could
thus address lady, even by way of kindness,
and through the personals" of The Hsrdtd9
Suppose one should see q parsonage In the uni
form of a General performing soii4erSaults before
q bottle with an imp in it? would IL await"
for that parsonage TO protest that his name was
Sidney Sam and not Uly sses Simpson? 81, In
like manner, when BOBBY" tells MARY" That
ber "iDformer lies" we all know at once who
Bobby" mnst be just as well KS # we had met
him struggling out of w industs with snabby
white hat set far back on his head and insu-
bordiDate trousers on his irreconcilaoe legs.
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JAIL BIRDs.-The inmates of the s ate Prison,
Connecticut, now numD Der only about l6O-the
usual average is 200 20 225. Two c9uses for this
decrease are mentioned-one is that the late
Legislature pardoned out about everybody
who bad any friends or money, and the other
that criminals can now testify in their own
behalf and some talk SO plausibly that juries
In
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LIFE INSURANCE.
BBANOH OFFICE IN PHILADELPHIA,
In FIRST NATIONAL BANK BUILDING.

BBANCH OFFICE IN PHILADELPHIA,
In FIRST NATIONAL BANK BUILDING.
DIRECTORS.
JAY YCooBE................ r hi hiladelphia
Z. ID, CLARk... ..........P nlladelphla,
F. RATCHFukD STARR.,.......P phia,
VIM. q. MooRHEAD......""....Pni niladelphia,
GEoRt +. TYLER .............. Phi III ladelphia,
j. HINCKLEY CLARK" ."..Philsdelphis,
H. A, w RShtugtOn, d. o.,
HENRY ID. Cook E.......-...... Washington, d. g.,
M. ~ CHANDLsR."............Ma w ashington, D. o.,
J0RN ID. w asht ng ton, ID. O.,
EDWARD DoDGF. New York.
II. O. FAHkEsi oCK, K,.....".....New York
OFFICERS.
L. II. CLARK, Phi adelphia President,
HENRY ID. COOKE, Washington, Vice. President,
JAY COOKE. Chairman Finance and Executive
EMERsoN ". PEEr, Philadelphia, Secretary
E S. TURNER, washington. Assistant sec'y.
FRANCIS q. SMITH, M D., Medical Director
j. EWING MEARs, NJ. D., Assistant Medical
Director.
MEDICAL ADVISORY BOARD.
]. K. BARNES. Surgeon General U. s. A. Wash
P. j. HoRwITz. Chief OF Bureau of Medicine
and Surgery. u. S. N. Washington.
d. W. BLISS, M. D., Washington.
SOLICITORS AND ATTORNEYS.
Hon. WIN. E CHANDLER, Washington, DC.
GEORGE HARDING
This Company. National in its characte er
offers. by reason of its Large Capital, Low Rates
OF Premium, and New Tables the M It desirs
BILE means OF insuring lie yet presented to the
public.
The rates of premium, being largely reduced,
are made as favorable to the Insurers as those
OF the best Mutual Companies and avoid all
the complications and uncertainties OF Noes
DIVIDENDS, and the Understandings which
the latter are so apt TO ause the Policy Holder
Several new and attrac I've tables are now
presented which need only to be understood, TO
prove acceptable 10 the public. such as The
INCOME PRODqGiNG POLICY and RETURN
policy. holder not only secures life insurance,
payable at DEATH but will receive, If living,
after period OF a few years. annual income
equal 10 ten per cent 90 per cent? Of The par Of
htSpoHcy. n the latter, The Company agrees TO
return TO the assured the total amount of ,nOneU
ne hds paid i in addition TO the amount Of MS
The attention of persons contemplating in.
suring their lives or Increasing the amount OF
insurance they already have, Is callei 10 III a
spe cial advantages offered by the National Life
Insurance Company.
Circulars. Pamphlets, and full particulars
given on application to the Branch ounce of
the Company In this city, or TO It's General
Agents.
GENERAL AGENTS OF THE COMPANY
JAY COOKE 81 CO.. New York,
For New York State and Northern New Jersey
E. w. CLARK g. CO., Philadelpn,..
For Pennsylvania and Southern New Jersey
JAY COOKE g. co, Washing gton, ID. o..
For Maryland, Delaware, Virginia, District of
Columbia, and West Virginia,
j. A. ELLIS a. o., Chicago. Ill.
For Illinois and Wisconsin.
svEPHEN MILLER, st. Paul,
SSwsrp For Minnesota.
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EDUCATIONAL.
MIR. n. Y. LAUDERsAcH's

BELECT
Classical, Scientific and Commercial School
for Boys and Young Men. will open on MONDAY.
September II, the
ASSEM- BLY, BUILDINGS
TENTH and OH ES NUT Streets.
This school Will combine the thoroughness and sys-
tenn Of 6rs-clsss public school. with the peculiar
advantages ofa
WELL-APPoINTED PRIVATE ACADEMY
Applications for adm ssion may be made MT tho
rooms oally from to IL Am s2I i'm
{ (IRITTBNDBN'S COMMERCIAL COLLEGB.
No. 6s7 oHEsNUT Street. corner Of seveath.
ESTABLISHED SH. INCORPORATED 1855
THUS INSTITUTION Is THE Lone EST cara.
TIE KIND IN THE CITY. vi
The large number of It's dents and the uumer.
ous applications ceived business honaaa fo Ire
eraonat ?, Attest It's standing among the business
In ABORTION to the many advantages heretofore an.
JOY co. several important Inn ytcentlv
Deeb Introduced making tue course OF "tiOn the
mos prAclWa al apu thorough thai found
. YOUNG Men VINO othne To qua Ity themselves either
Tor tODouCng business for themselves foe obtain.
Ing tratlve IoSltioDs Will IL the facilities at IaI.
iDkttuiion Of the ighest order. ~
The Inst uction iuciud g.
BOOK EEPING in all It's branches as prActiced
by the be- { business
PhNMANSHlP. Plain and Ornamental.
(OM MERC ALCAl CUb IONS, Business Forms
BUSlNE-S PRACTICE. Comme rcal Law etc, etc,
Diplomas awarded on z g-auuatiou
students Instructed separately, aud received at any
CoLLEGE NOW OPEN. 1918 wsmes
Circulars sent on application to the Principal.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

k9Y WRlGHpS ALCONATED GLYCBRtN
a.. Iabet Of Solidlhed Glycerin tends preserve
o OK ~ uomsnry ness ana wrinkles, ImpArts
Rnss,ooI, ana whneness to the skin: is excellent
nennuIice. grateful to the taste and tonic to the
LIQUID and gums tmparts sweetness to the
eA,h and renders the teeth beautifully white. For
su ey AL All druegists R. d q. A. WRIGHT, No sA
OhEsNUT Street 9R
kAg GRANT AND COLFAX.-
49,, PAILA ID HLPHIA, Aug. 2l.-Iu prusu AnCe tn
SSihll signed ny n large GUNNER OF weknown Repub.
" Wv ~ ~
Resolved, That the Campa'gn Club of 1860 be
oIKanlz' for active duty. and Colonel WILLIAM 3.
MANN was unanimously elected President and
Chle' Marshal ct the eau pa gu club OF 1868.
Inc Republicans of evety Ware urged 70 form
compan es PROMPTLY a, report for further intOr
tinn to the Cniet NJ rshal
Due notice will he gwen OF the next general meeting.
ALBEIT =. ROBERTS, Preside,t.
WILLIAM v. CAMPBELL. Secretary. s226t
kAB~ CARD.-MY NAME HAS BEEN
brought into the discussion OF the unhappy
events that have occurred in Phsde phs during the
last few days The whole matter has been great
shock 10 me ss to sny one, aud there is some mys-
ieiy about It yet 70 be uuravtlled.
Time will be my vlndioator. In the meantime, to
protect our creditors, an assignment has been male
by both houses. JOHN f. CABOT,
No. "a DEY Street, New York.
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The State election takes place October l3.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

f@Ye ADVICE TO L0VERS.-NEvER RISK
- - Lcoiding by n@eglecsng neg to supply your be-
perfume for the hand kercnlef 1t is sad thing
engaged couple TO have q Misunderstanding about
(sJcent Sold by ali druggists. 1t
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SIG P. RONDINELLA, TEACHER OF SING
~ ING. PIivhte lessons and classes. Residence,
NO. 30S s. THIRTEENTH Street. 8l92ms
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/. 90. F.........I. o. o. r .....-..I. o. o.



THE r. W. GRAND LODGE OF LOUISIANA, L o. O. r..
Meets sesnnusy on the fourth Tuesday IN January and
July IN New Orleans Officers for the present ysar-w O..
Wilson, Of No. g. W. Grand Master R. O. Abbott Of No.
A. r. W. d. Grand Master; 4. NJ. Rusha, OF No. Q, W..
Grand Warden Josiah Foger ofNo R. W. Grand Secre-
ary; Joseph West, of No. W Grand Tseasurer; Luther
Homes, Of No. Is, and J. O. Dunlap Of No. IS R. w. G..
Representatives L. q. Rev G. L. More Of Nc. Is Nv
Grand Chspsin p G. A w. Macdonald OF No. Is W. Grand
Marshal; p. G. T. H. Fsirchd. of No. L. W. Grand Oon-
ductor;P. O. Henry Temsnn OF No. 10 Grand Guardian;
r. @. J. \. Iittlejohn. OF No. Is W. Grand Herald
DEPUTY DISTRICT GRAND MAsrsRs-P. O. j. r. Baker, Of
No. H. District No. q p @. Richard NJ Ella Of No ., Dis
trct no 5; p O. 9. T. Grisamore Of No. 81 District No A.
r. O. s. p. Clarke. of No Is, District No 6; p O. L. O.
Norris of No 7, District No Il P q. VIM Loura Of No. IS
District No Ill q B Jacobs Of No. q, District No. II; p
@. Ernest Rive. Of No. q, District No. Is
STANDING CoEETTKKs State Of the Ordsr-P. G. Sire Geo.
W. Race of No. II; p g. Master Thomas H. Shields Of
No. 6; P. @. Master John s Burke, Of No. Q.
JuiieiaL-P. C. Master George Nungesser, Of No. ~;
P. @. A MAzureau, Of No. 4O p q. John z Talon, Of
No.
Constitution and By-Lara-P. @. Master Howard Mills
psugh No. II; p o. Master Edward Psbury OF No. Is;
P. O. ID. Ksuntz Of No. Is.
Petitions and Appeals-P O. Master O. Dunlap, Of No.
Is; p. G. Master A Wallace Hunter Of No l6; p @. A w.
Hyatt, ELMO. g.,
a. Goldman, fNo 10; p. O. J. n. CALDWELL Of No. IA;
FSnoncs.-P. @. Rep L +. Tower Of No. Il; p @. John
B. Heno, ofNo. 9; p. G. John I. Barry. ONO. g.
Oed~fial-P. @. r. A. Dentzsl, Of No. 1; p. @. E l..
Himmo Of No. "a p @. John Wilson. ofNa A.
An communications TO the NJ w. Grand Master Grand
Secretary should be forwarded the once Of the Grand
cretsry Crescent Mutual Insurance Company
Of Camp street and Commercial Place.
JOSIAH F0LGER, Grand Secretary.
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MEDICAL.

EvERYBODY TAKES IT.
BRADY'S FAMILY BITTERS,
-FoR-
Dyspepsia, Dysentery. Consumption, Coughs.
AND CHOLERA MoRBUs,
And for the
Liver and Kidneys II has No Equal.
1t is q Sure Preventive against
CHILLs AND FEVER
For all Of vhich Complaints viii be found an Enicacous
Remedy. Is, therefore not 10 be wondered at that
EVERYBODY TAKES IT.
To Travellers. and all others who likely suffer from
the effects Of change Of water diet, bottle Of this me
cine will be found desirable, and family should be without
it, as IL is al once pleasant, safe speedy and efectu
remedy.
Sold ny Druggists and Dealers generally.
Manufactures and sold At Wholesale BY D. c. BRADY K
CO., 46 Fourth street, Louisville. Ky.
ETHELL THOMAS, General Agents,
los Poydras street
Me- Orleans La
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Encanpmenfs.
THE r ".

THE R. ". GRAND EScAMPNENr OF LOUISA
Meets semannually the fourth Wednesday In January
and July. ofscers-Luthsr Homes. Of No. 4, NJ W. Grand
Patriarch; Geo. Drmeyer. Of No. l, NJ e Grand high
Priest; @. n Morrison. Of No l. r W. Grand q warden
T. winnemore. Of No 5 r W Grand Scribe; B. Dasva Of
No l. R. W. Grand Treasurer; A ". Macdonald Of No. 8
W. q. Junior Wardezi A Wallace Hunter. Of No. /,
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EAeLE DEGREE LODGE NO /,

Meets every rat and third Saturday in Lodge Room No
ever the Home Mutual Insurance Company Camp
Matches streets 0heers-A kszuresu, d. A.; A J. Van
dergrn, d. D. NJ; Henry Haskell. Secretary and Trea-
surer.
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W. erandRsprsssp tafivs; Gsrs- Sunssss-r of No W.
O. Marshall; n W. wolvertsn Of No l. w. Grand Sentinel
n Frankford Of No. 8 d. Grand Sentinel
STANDING ConxurzxEs--oredenfiais and Rewrs.-W. 4
Williams, Robt. Phkin, Root Strong
Finanes-E. NJ RushA, J. Potter. w. G. Wilson
safe Of The 0rdesJ. q. Dunlap, L p. Tower, william
saiomop.
oOastausion and By-Lars-Hoxard NHlspaazh. william
whitseI, @. W. Roper.
subordinate Encampnents-
wILDEY NO l.
Meets the First and Third Saturdays OF each month In
Lodge Room No. the oreseenr Mutual
pany. ofdcers-J. B. Hsno Q. p; j. q. Dunlap a. p.
A. Thomson, Scribe.
HoBAH BNcAxPsESr NO. 5.
Meets the Second and Fourth Saturdays Of each month In
Lodge Room No l, the Crescent Mutual
Company. ofieers-J. R. Walker c. p; N. L. sAnuss,
b. p; Geo. W. ssdlsr. Serbia
WASHINGTON EScAMPxENT Noa
Meets the second and fourth Mondays each month";
Msrgny Buildings Third District omcsrs-Jno d. suhren
G. P.i h. y. stucken, n p; p. stahel, Scribe.
LAFAYETTE ENc.rPxEsr NOR
Meets the third Wednesday Jefferson Hall
Of Magazine and Philip streets. District.
onBes-Frank Plaster, C. p; Jacob sewhaassr. L. Pr J.
'" Allen, Scribe.
ODD FELLOWS REST.
Meets In Oce of the Grand Secretary the
Monday In January, April, July and October. The ses
Board the third Mosdsy January Organize
ton Ocer-J G. Dunlap. President; Josiah Folger
tary, Joseph West, Treasurer; Daniel Merritt Sexton
GENERAL RELIEF coMMITTEE
Meets In Office Grand secretary first Friday evening evey
month ohces-A ". Mcdonnell President; Josiah Fo,gsr.
Secretary.
WIDOW AND ORPHANS GENERAL RKLIEF As
ISOLATION
Meets IN ONCE Grand Secretary last Saturday Of each month
Annual meeting last Saturday In January onccrs-E.M
Russia. President; O. ". Roper. Flint Vice President;
lothian Potter. Second Vice President Luther Homes, Sec
Rotary; A. Wallace Hunter. Treasurer
ODD FELLOWS HALL ASSOCIATION
Meets rst Monday in each month at Office Of the Grand
Secretary Election first Monday in May for Directors
BoAKD -President-Edvsrd Pisbury
Finance Comniftee-J. G. Dunlap; A Wallace Hunter.
q. L.; Joseph West
Hal oonlMittss-G n Morrison; George Dirmeser; W. O
Wilson, n. W. @. NJ
Bidding Commhee-K- N. Russia, q. L Luther Homes;
Ge-rf Nungessev.
Il. Nnspsugh. Bernard Cohen, s. Z. MeOre
JOSIAH FOLGER, Secretary.
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GRAND LODGE OF LOUISIANA.

H. r. swasey, n. w. Grand Master New Orlsans
q. q. Parsons. r W. Dept Grand Master. Bsstrop.
8. o. ecruegs, X. w. Senior Grand w. Oloutiervills.
VIM. McDud, r w. Junior Grand w., New 0risan<
Samuel N. Todd, W. Grand Treasurer, New Orleans.
JN O. Bachelor. W. Grand Secretary
Rev. DIR. O. s. Hedges, ". Grand Chaplain
NJ II. Bray. W. Grand Senior Deacon, Sabine.
ia oh Kis, W. Grand Junior Deacon Kils's Mills
j. W. Homan ". Grand Marshal, New orls~ns.
Rene Iafon, W. Grand Sword Bearer. New Orlesns.
NJ y. Girard, W Grand Pursaivant, vermillionville.
s. o. Smith Big Cane; Pm Bidsult. New Orleans; J. X.
Hawkins. Mansfield; Samuel Levy, New orlsaas-w-
Grand Stewards
Alex Quesnt. ". Grand Tyler. New Orleans
Grand Annual CopvocAtiOn second Monday In February
ssch year.
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MASONIC.

Stewart, ". NJ John NJ Moore s.w.; NJ W. w.vsnm.y.
w.; James Housh, Secretary.
PERFECT HARMONY LODGE NO. La
Grand Lodge Hail. n. O. onacen-J. o. Deoastrs v. NJ
A DssolA W.. T. Booth, J. W.. W. A White. sscrssaz1
UREKA LODGE NO. III.
woodvills Jackson Parish, La onicer-C N. Howell.
VIM; Jackson, s. w.; O W. Lylss. J. W.; w. Z. Red
"''s' '''''' TULIP LODGE NO. IT'S.
VIM; c L. Hays B. W.; I. ,. Iarkintoa. J. w.; B. @.
Frazier. Secretary.
oADDo LODGE NO. ITS
Shreveport, La ohdceu-P W. II. Cummings, W. M.;J
y. Iavis. 8. w.. VIM Eobson.J. w.; -, Secretary
LITTLE FLOCK LODGE NO. 49,
Gumisses Blun Sabine Parish. La oncsrs-wm- n An
tony, w. NJ. Charles Bennett s. W.. Geo. W. Wei. j. W.;
NJ X. spreight, Secretary.
JEFFERs0NIAN LODGE NO. Isl.
Kingston, De Soto Parish, La 0fhcers-0hss. E. crav-
ford NJ; b. a Logan, s. w.; L. =. Scott J. w.; l. w.
LAley, Secretary.
sam TODD LODGE NO. lsz.
Sugar Town. Cslcasieu Parish, La onicersJohn Dove.
w. NJ; ,. L. Simmons s w.; D. A. Cole, J. Wi G. W.
Richardson. Secretary.
LoNawooD LODGE NO lsS
Hoss Mills Caddo Parish La oncsu-Thos r. Vaughan.
W. NJ; r. T. Cole. 8. w.; H. p. Curhs, J. W.; J. NJ Camp
ton, Secretary.
SPRING CREEK LODGE NO. isA
Spring Greek Church. Washington Parish. La omsers-
Hardy Richardson W. NJ; O. p Bailey, s. W.; H. z. Jsn
kns, J. W.; j. c. Ficher, Secretary.
ORPHANS FRIEND LODGE NO lB
Big Cane, ST. Lsndry Parish, La onheas-Gso W. Bene-
deck. W. M =. O. Cslhsn. 8. w.; Il. o. Hays J, w.; o.
4 Saith, Secretary.
FLAT LICK LODGE u. D..
Flat Lick claiborne Parish. La Ohcers-W. p Mayors
Jones'. 8. W.: X L Hasfy, y. W..
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L. n. Gardner x Co., 81, SO and 95 Common
street, adjoining the City Hotel, offering dry
goods at Wholesale at prices fifteen per cent. be-
low New York.
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GRAND R. A. CHAPTER.

Samuel N. Todd. M. Z. Grand High Priest New orssa
s. O. rsrsors. Deputy Grand High Priest, Bastrop.
r. G. Stirling, Grand King. Bayou Sara.
II Breen Grand Scribe, New Orleans.
Henry r. svssey, Grand Treasurer, New Orieans-
J. C. Bachelor, Grand Secretary, New Orleans.
Thomas B. Lawson. Grand Chaplain. Bastrop
Joseph p Horner Grand Capt Of the Host New Orleans
y. Tisdsls Grand p. s.. Monroe.
Henry Hamburger, Grand r. A. Captain, New Orlsans
w. w. Leske, Grand Master Third Veil. Bayou Sara
NJ. X Girsrd, Grand Master Second Vel, OpeIsus.s.
w. F. Raiheigh, Grand Master First VEIL Franklin.
r. &. Burke, Grand Guard New orleans
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ton could not, sga'rs the wishes of my successor,
hold moment thereafter. II he we're permitted
by that successor to hold for the first two weeks.
would that successor have no power to remove
him But the power of my successor over him
would be no greater than my own. IL my successor
would have the power to remove Mr.. Stanton
after permitting him to remain period Of two
weeks because he was not appointed BY him, but
Stanton more than two years, certainly have the
same right to remove him, and upoa the same
ground. namely, that be was not appointed BY me.
but by my predecessor.
"Under this construction OF the tenure OF office
law, have never doubted my power TO remove
him. Whether the law was constitutional or not,
was always of the opinion that it did not save
him from removal"
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Fifty dollsrsl Sloat elliptic sewing machine tri-
umphant. Highest premium Louisiana State Fair.
For sale at 81 Canal street.