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NJ. a MANSFIELD.
s w RI.AEK

q .. w. bIhCh,
Baker and Confeciioner, Dealer il choice
family Groceries. Flours, provisions, Fruits.
Notions, &C., Bread, Crackers, F ncy and
Ornamental Cakes and Candies, at whole
sale and retail. Main st., Ashland. o.
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HArdWare.

$. " & r. Nj BEER,
Dealers in Hardware, Iron. Nails, Glass,
Cutlery, Paints, Oils. Carpente er's Tools.
Sash and Doors, Store one door East of
LIST Nat. Bank. -
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day. The wife is still a resident of
San Francisco. -
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photographers.
j. II MCCORMICK.

rnSrr<--rL--rane door " est of the Town
Hall, takes as fine PhoiograI hs as can be
had oL' side Of he cities. All work known
10 The ari e1ecu ed in the best style and
warranted TO please
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i. r SQUIRE.

j. R SQUIRE.
Wholesale and Retail Druggist and poth
ecary- Dealer in Drug, Medicines, No
lions. and manu- acrurer of squires cele-
bra. ed Flsvoring Extracts. and Me d ated
Gin. Store on Nam ct.
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Z PANCOAST & SON,
Druggists and dealers in Perfumery, No
lions. Wall Paper, &C., Msin street, Ash
land Ohio.
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FIRST NATIONAL BANK

Il. LrrHzE, Prest. J. o. JEsxIsos, Cashier.
on DIRECTORS
Hubert .Lnth JacUb Ciall. 6. II. Top
pinsIL o. Jennings, James Purdy-
LesHmoney. receive oepOsrits. buy and
sell Gsia1 or United STATES Bonds, remit
money 90, any part of the United states,
aad ado 10 Engiand. ireland, Scotland aid
Germany Sell Revenue SIumps-ln sums
Of Sz0 NJ 2zl - per cent discount.
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s4o5.63s 1927
s44,574,5so.s So
1405 63s,lS3,2T
Total,
Brought doywef,

Total Revenues, s45O, O,2l2, 1868 5,6S' >
Statements of Payments, Register
Payments; >',i Toti '1Hod
Civi' Foreign anS Mis- aanodi I'D >
cellaneous, s66 ,009, 9,S6H6Tau
War Department, l23,S46.6fS.62J
Navy, - 25.T5502,d2 &C
Interior, 27, ,SS3, ,069Jq9
Interest on Debt (quarter fJ.d MI
part in eain] l4V423. 1867 Ess1
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SAMPSEL & 60.

Dealers in Hardware Cutlery Paints, Oils.
Varbishes Bent Stuff Sash, doors, Car
penL er's Tools, Sadlery. Iron, Nails, SC ,
Store one door East .f,he NcNu ulIy House
The States and Union. [volume] (Ashland, Ohio) 1868-1872, 1868-10-14

FREDERICK BOCKLEY,
Saloon. and de aler in Family Groceries and
Provisions, and Nations Fresh sto X and
cheap Store North side of Main street
The States and Union. [volume] (Ashland, Ohio) 1868-1872, 1868-10-14
MasOnic.

Sta ted Reetipgs Of Ashland Lodge No. l5l
F. & A. NJ. held at Lodge room in Mil
ler's Block on fridays. preceding the
full moon of each month.
JONAS STEVENS w 4.
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y r &C EPPI,EF

G F. & G. EPPLER.
Manufacturers of and dealers in CaSnet
Furniture and Chairs. A first clas stock
always on hand at their Ware Rooms
south side of Main street, east of the Times
t'fflce.
The States and Union. [volume] (Ashland, Ohio) 1868-1872, 1868-10-14

Stated meetings OF Ashland Chapter No.
81. A NJ, held at Lodge rooms in
Miller's Block, FIRST Tuesday in each
month. McCOOL, II. P.
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ss7o,sss,07s5s2!

Treasurer Expenditures ir,rrt;b 7,
War Department, S24 ,46S,s76,34r
Navy, .7-s 9,200Al0,96
Interior, 1,S83, ,506, ,4G
Civil and Miscellaneous l,7S6 .992,9$
Interest on Debt, 1871, ,043,s%
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-:ss.GIrIZENS = BANK

J. Z. CoSAx, Prest. A. IL. MrERs. Cash'r.
IsAAc GArEs, Teller, T. Q. BUSHNELL
!. " S..r.. T. II. BAKER,
4. 3. BAUMGAkDSER, W. 81 BATTLES.
Dealers in Gsld, Silver, T. xchaagS, U. s.
Bonds, Gncurrent money, Revenue Stamps
&..r Diseoaul approved paper Psy inier-
est on time depositS,' and do Geusral
Bsnking Bu iness.1st1 .sas .,r-.. ..ss
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Cabinet Ware.
ASHLAND FURNITURE ROOMS

II. M. HICKoK AGENT.
Manufacturers and Deal ers in Furniture
Of all kinds. lit and Rosewood mouldings.
Metallic Cases and Casktis- Collins and
Hearse always ready. shop Oh Sd street.
gare-room in Bushnells Block, second
story
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DRUGGISTS.

w roLrz ND J. II. BARRON E.
FOLTZ & BARRON.
Dealers in Drugs. Chemicals. Paints, Oils.
Varnishes. Dye SLuffs, Parent Medicines
Perfumery. Druggists 'kncy Goods.
Books. stationery & WsA Paper Main
Street, Ashland. Ohio.
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.- JACOB WEISENSTElN,
Saloon, Lu ch. Pies. Cakes, Crackers,
Cheese. Native Wines Also, a choice
stock of Family Groceries. Cheap Store
aud Lunch rooms North side Of Main st.
East of Bushnelrs Block,
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ResIaurants,
CHARLES KNOTH,

CHARLES KNOTH,
Lunch. Hot Coffee, Choice Meats, Oysters.
Pies. Cakes. Ice Cream and Soda Water,
Ind the luxuries of the season. always
ready. Sells no intoxicating drinks Res
tau ant South ride of Main street. West
Of McNulty HoIel
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T Fl KELL.

y. II. N ELb,
Photographer, All kinds of work zone
IRON . cald 10 life size. Particulsrat II
lenlion paid 10 enlarging Ar br OF! Pesand
Photographs Rooms two doors East Of
1st n National Rank.
The States and Union. [volume] (Ashland, Ohio) 1868-1872, 1868-10-14
JOAN d. JONES.

Attorney At Law, Ashland Particular at
teniisn paid TO collee ing and business in
Probate eUurt Office on church street, be
twsea Nam and Sandusky.
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Tsxatinn apd Expepses- #

The radicals are SO dsierrined aS'1
deceive the, people as to the real amount
they have eoiiected and expended. fhatd
we give hereunder the statement Sef s1i
revenue and expenditures as published NJ
by Hon Alex. Delmar, Director OF theI
Bureau of Statistics, Treasury Depsfti i,
ment.. Washington. The statemepts1.
refer to the year commencing June 30so
1867 and ending July !. 1868. ~, ,,,,dr
Recetpts of Register Of Treasury :aidm
Customs, i'm gold) s174s464,5q9.5G
Int. Rev, (currency) lShO87 .586,3Gti-,
Direct tax, - 1,780,15s,S5
Public lands, I,34S,7I5.4I -.
Miscellaneossy 46e49 ,oS3,OY :
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lHOTELS.
LAWYERS.
r. N. M.C6MPDEEn;
JOHN J. JACOBS,

Attorney At Law, Ashland, oh 10 AL
kinJs Of business belonging 10 ,he profess
ipd RroLtt.y attended 10. Office, opposite
Risst Natiousl Bank. up stairs
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S379,I7S,O66 S3
Total

IUIUT NOTO, TO, ,OUO 90
in whom the Republican party have
SO much confidence that it gave him
the power to call together the Congress
of the United States or not as he might
think best, we suppose no Radical pa
per, of any respectability. will question
his correctness Selecting from this
statement the sums expended exclusive
of pensions and interest ON the public
debt, we have the following:
Civil list SCOTT .0C0
War Department -s 16,563.000
Navy Departments 11,5l4,0
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1Of. f.UO
Making a difference of s66, 6,872,345
6S IF this is Radical economy, God
help the country, if it is continued four
years longer. Where has all this mon
ey gone? Into the pockets of the men
who are asking the people to re-elect
themselves and their friends to Con-
gress. The following letter of Thad-
deus Stevens, written q short time be-
fore his death, gives some idea on this
question
''No honest ofice-holder that comes
here, if he does ri ght can get one dol
lar ahead, get 1 nuarUel to see men, poor
aohem they came here, go out Of that
Senate aoorth hayfa a million "
There's where the money goes.
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District Electors:
ALTERNATES:
ALL MAY JOIN.

Outside of that prehensile set of inter-
lopers who are here only for the purpose of
examining the substance of the State into their
cavernous carpet bags and then making off
with their plumber, there is not an inhabitant
of Louisiana who may not, with good rea-
son, and with the utmost cordiahty partici-
pate in the ratification next Saturday of the
Democratic presidential ticket. This fact
brings to grief and quashes to Aatness an am
bilious little joke which made its appearance
in the House, yesterday, under the paternal
auspices of Mr.. Mcmillan, of Carroll Being
duly ushered in with the distinguished
gravity and formality suited to the introduc-
tion Of an infant prodigy, thus it discoursed
TO the Solons of the Legislature and to the
dense and dark cloud of statesmen who
lowered in the Hobbies:
ReSolred, That members of this House, and cit
liens OF Louisiana, without distinction of race or
color, be invited and are requested TO Join in the
grand illumination and celebration 10 come of on
next Saturday night under the auspices of the
Democratic party of this city, in honor of the re-
stOration Of Louisiana under Constitution guar.
anteeing equality civil and political TO all citizens.
If there is anything funny about this speech,
tits the boomerang way in which it comes back
upon the member who invented it, and upon
other members who aided him in getting it
delivered. Louisiana uVUs uaPPOrI w. -
restored to the Union constitutionally, or I'M
der a Constitution guaranteeing equality
to its citizens, about one-third of whom
it is the object of the Constitution,
forced upon the State by Mr.. McAIil-
lan's party to subject to perpetual disfran-
chisement But the great national move
ment which is to be celebrated Saturday does
propose to effect restoration to the Union
in which all States and all citizens will stand
upon a footing of perfect equality, and be
able to live in peace and prosperity under
Just and adequate constitutional guarantees.
1t is almost pity that this gentlemans tre-
mendous attempt at fun turns out so fiat a
failure. Something jocular is sadly wanted
TO relieve the dull monotony of private job
berry and party plundering and oppression to
which the legislative projects of Mr.. McATil-
lens side of the House appear to be wholly
devoted. But the member from Carroll is
not the man to enliven the scene with wit
and humor. He may still hope however, to
obtain supereminent distinction and odium
by adding to his printing bill a series Of like
enoTmities.
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Military Ap. ointments In Texas.
HEADQUARTERS FIFTH MILITARY DISTRICT
New Orleans, La, July 10, 1865.


3. Upon the recommendation of his excelleney
Gov. Pease and Messrs. G. Caldwell, VIM. ii.
Fleming, George W. Smith and B. w. Gray, men,
bers OF the Texas constitutional convention, ap-
proved by Brevet Major Gen. j. j.. Reynolds,
commanding district of Texas, VIM. Duke, sheriff,
Bowie county, Texas, is hereby removed for in
competency; neglect of duty and failing to furnish
the additional security required on his official
bOnd,n and Thomas A. Morrow appointed to fill
the vacancy thus created.
The appOintee will transmit to these hesdquar-
tiers copy of the required oath upon acceptance
of his appointment.
4. Upon the recommendation of the command
ing officer, post Of Laredo, Texas, approved by
Brevet Major General A. Med. McCOok, COM
handing sub-district of the Rio Grande, and Bre-
vet Major General J. j. Reynolds, commanding
District of Texas, Lacero de la Garzia, county
judge, Webb county; Eugene Garzia, sheriff,
Webb county, Texas; Augustine Selinas, mayor;
j. R0diTiges, f. FAIRIES, and Havssia de Leon,
aldermen, Laredo, Texas, are hereby removed,
and the following appointments made to fill the
vacancies thus created: ]. Fl. McCombs to be
county judge, and Juan Ramos to be sheriff,
Webb county, Texas; S. NJ. Jarvis to be mayor,
and VIM. Everlin, W. W. Arnett, and Cleopas
Cara, TO be aldermen, Laredo, Texas.
The appointees will transmit to these headquar-
tiers copy of the required oath upon acceptance
Of these appointments.
5. Upon the Recommendation of his excellency,
Governor Pease, approved by Brevet Major Gene
raj j. J. Reynolds, commanding district of Texas,
the following appointments are hereby made to
fill existing vacancies in the State of Texas.
Bastrop county-James Z. Brady. to be justice
of the peace of precinct No. l, vice John 0. Smell.
ing, removed from the county.
Goliad county-Andrew j. Jacobs, TO be sheriff.
j. W. Lane, to be county treasurer. A. NJ. Wig
CLINTON, TO be clerk of the district court.
Appointees will transmit to these headquarters
copy of the required oath upon acceptance of
their appointments.
BY command of Brevet Major General R. G.
Buchanan.
THOS II. NELL,
Major Goth Infantry, Brevet Brig. General U. s. A.,
Acting Assistant Adjutsnt General.
CEcial NATHANIElI BURBANK
I'd Lieut., 37th Inf'y, Bvt LIST Lieut., L. s. A.,
Acting Assistant Adjutant General.
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The Chase Platform.

A Washington special of the 18th TO the Gin.
cinnati Commercial says:
have seen the original draft of the platform
which had been agreed upon between the chief
Justice and some of the most prominent Demo-
Gratis in the country, and the leading spirits of the
New York convention. have been assured by
friend Ofthe chief justice who had in his possession
the document referred to, that the platform was
formally agreed upon as the one, and the only one,
on which Mr.. Chase was willing TO accept the
nomination of the New York convention. The
following are three of the resolutions as copied
from the originals
"That the American Democracy, reposing their
trust, under God, in the intelligence the patriot.
ism, and the discriminating justice of the Ameri.
can people, declare their fixed adhesion to the
for all men, and all States, and their purpose to
apply them, within constitutional limits, to all
questions which, in the eXigencies of public af
fairs, may demand consideration and solution.
That in a land of Democratic institutions all
public or private interests repose most securely
on the broadcast basis of suffrage; but, under the
system OF IluUU tlIUugh unitod States which
distinguishes our American government from the
consolidated governments of the Old World both
wisdom and duty require that the application of
this principle be left In the several States under
the Constitution Of the United States to the PEG.
pie of each State, without the interference of the
national government.
That honor and duty alike require the honest
payment Of the public debt, and the faithful per-
Torrance of all public obligations but we do not
admit that creditors, more than other men, are
entitled to special favor in the Interpretation OF
that law by which their rights and public duties
are determined. The Interpretation of laws, in
cases OF conflicting interests, belongs to the
courts.D
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-07-17

The Train from the Lake viii 90 beyond the Pas.
sepger Depot Al the head Of Elysan Fields rect
The Horse Car will leave the city at A. and the Lake
at 10 NJ and cannot for the present, beyond the Old
Depot.
For the convenience Of Bahsrs and Fishing parties steam
Train will the New Depot O'Clock sunday morn.
Ings An extra trip will Also be At O'Clock in the day.
An Trains expected to reach the Passenger Depot on
Elysan Fields street, in about &c minutes AFTER having LEFT
the New Depot.
Tie CompAnys rates OF fare and Of toll remain unchanged
Adults will be taken the Lake and back the same day
FOR TWENTY-FIVE CENTS
Children under u Of age win be charged TEN CENTS
Freight Will be red at the rate Of ~ cents dry barrel
Shippers and Traders win be pleased take notice that
under Circumstances will Freight Household Elects or
Baggage be received delivered elsewhere than the New
Depot
The full penalty Of the law will be invoked against all par
who may oossc the track may attempt to hang on
steps
G. PANDELY,
General SupeIin.sndspt
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Card to the Public.

Notice is hereby given that the undersigned authorized
by Mr. CHARLES MORGAN, Of the Morgan lines OF
United States mail steamers Marine Risks on Cargo
and Merchandise shipped his plying to Mobile or
any Of the Texas ports, AT oNE-HALF THE RATES
ADOPTED BY THE BOARD OF UNDERWRITERS OF
NEW ORLEANS July l. 1868.
Mr. MOrgan fdence his steamers and an earnest
desire promote trade Orleans NOBLE and the
Texas ports have dictated this course
FOrurher particulars those interested invited to call at
the effce, 80 and 80 Camp street
CHAS. A. WHITNEY & CO.. Agents
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-07-17

Sunday next the steam trains of the Pontchar.
train Railroad Company, both to and from the
lake, will connect at Claiborne street with the
street cars Of that road thereby saving fifteen or
twenty minutes time in reaching Canal street, or
coming therefrom, the route running through the
shadiest and most delightful portion Of New Or
leans. George Pandely seems resolved 70 make
the old Pontchartrsin the favorite pleasure tho.
Ioughfare for the people; and if human energy
and foresight can accomplish it, he is the man for
the emergency.
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-07-17

papers. Mile Lamoele, Notwithstanding that
she was more roughly criticised than her CON-
psDions, has, nevertheless. we are told, been en-
gagged by Mr.. Bateman, the enterprising impress
sario, at the snug price of twelve thousand dol
lars for ten months. besides the benefit OF the
gross proceeds Of one night and her dressing ex-
penses. Mr.. Deere has also been engaged by Mr..
Bateman, who pays him four hundred dollars
month. Mr.. Alfalfa will spend the summer in
New York.
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-07-17

TIE SOUTHERN STATES IN THE ELECTORAL Col.
LEGE.-The bill regarding the electoral vote of
the Southern States was sent to the president on
the 18th. Excluding the Sunday which inter.
yenes, the time to which the president can retain
the bill expires on Friday, the 2iIn inst. There
viii be no adjournment until the bill becomes
law, but it is believed that the president will veto
without delay. So says Washington dispatch.
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-07-17

EXPLANATIONS FOR THE CANyAss.-A friend
Of ours proposes to be one Of one thousand
to subscribe fifty dollars each, towards de-
fraying the expenses of a vigorous campaign.
The plan is an excellent one, and we hope
will be acted upon. The gentleman making
the proposition is ready at any moment to
open the list. Who speaks next?
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-07-17

PERsoNAL--We had the honor yesterday
of a visit from Louisiana's most beloved and
most illustrious son, Gen. Gustaye T. Beau
regard. The great soldier and the ire
proachable citizen has been on q business
journey to the North and East, and returns
full Of health and vigor.
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-07-17

A meeting of the Tenth Ward Democratic
Club is called for tomorrow evening, for the
purpose of forming and proceeding in a body
to the grand ratification meeting at Lafayette
Square. A full attendance Is requested.
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-07-17
Caution.

BEWARE OF COUNTERFEITS
Or
Preston & Merrill's Yeast Powder and Sugar Of
Lemons or Portable Lemonade ..,.
Preston Merrill viii prosecute all persons counterieuQ
or using their label trade mark either Of articles
All persOus buying sci ing either these counteres
knOvngy will be held responsible, and persons ave
sufficient notice that the Gle spurious offered 70 them
under price circulars Tor means OF detecting
the counterfeit Yeast Powder
PRESTON & MERRILL.
Boston, July 1863
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-07-17

RALLY, SECOND WARD The members of
the Second Ward Democratic Club will find a
notice IN another column calling meeting
tomorrow evening, at half-past o'clock, at
Tivoi Circle, Let all the Second Warders
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-07-17
Challenge.

In order TO SETTLE TIE CHAMPIONSHIP OF the two
Yachts the undersigned behalf OF the Yacht XlPHtAs
is authorized to challenge the Yacht GLADIOLA FOR
MATCH RACE Of fifteen miles two and half mile trangles
twice around under the rules Of the Southern Yacht Onb
for ONE THOUSAND DOLL a SINE half Eorfoit 20
be sailed clear in TEN DAYS AFTER THE &c.
CEPTANCE AND DEPOSIT OF FORFEIT. Address
II. RARESHIDE,
a Union street
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-07-17

GRANT CAN'T GET TO WAsHNGToE.-HOTdtiO
Seymour IS There There is good story being
circulated, which is worth writing.
When the butcher with his tens of thousands
was guarding our noble old warrior at Richmond
with his remnant of an army, Confederate pris.
oner was taken into camp, who was facetions and
was afording some amusement. When the fact
reached Grants ears, the prisoner was ordered
into his presence, when numerous questions were
put TO him. When G. seemed to have got through,
the prisoner said, Now general, you have asked
me many questions which have answered will
you answer my one ~ " Yes, :" SAYS Grant. "Well
general where are you going" Grant answers, "To
Petersburg, Richmond. or to Heaven" Prisoner
"You can't get 10 Petersburg, General Beau.
regard is there. You can't get Richmond, Gene
raj Lee is there. You can't get to Heaven, for
there is General Jackson. n-[ Charleston Mercury
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-07-17

Persons who propose being absent from
the city during the summer, can have the
Daily or Weekly CRESCENT sent to them by
leaving their address at this Office.
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-07-17

IHfv AND Now.-Dr Franklin described the
farmers condition in l776 as follows:
Farmer at the pillow,
Wife milking COW,
Daughters spinning yarn,
Sons threshing in the barn
All happy to a charm.
DR.. ]. V. c. Smith gives the account for 1865 as
follows:
The farmer gone 10 see a show,
His daughters at the piano;
Madam gaily dressed ia satin
Allthe boys are learning Latin"
With q mortgage on tho farm
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-07-17
M0nnSSdS
MANASSAS
NJ E MORAL OCIATION,
sudley Church. May a. 1893.


We the Ladies residing and In the vicinity Of Manassas
and Bull Run bstte-Gelds have formed ourselves into
society known by the name Of the MANASSAS MEMORIAL
ASSOCIATION, and have for object the refinement Of
the Confederate dead scattered in groups In isolated
graves for many miles, and liable obterated b.
the plOughhsrs We solicit aid and brothers
Of the South, and indeed everywhere We're not for
poverty, would not call upon you In order them
deeenty inferred and inelosed In Cemetery some Ssg
will be needed.
Those OF friends at distance who 70 contribute
do by addressing Corresponding Secretary MI
SUE n. MoERoE, Gainesville Prince William county,
Virginia.
MISS ANNIE N. LEWIS,
President
MISS MARY ]. DOGAN,
MISS NJ. E. COMPTON,
Vice Presidents.
MISS MARY E. CUSHING,
Recording Secretary.
MISS SUE NJ. MONROE,
Corresponding Secretary.
MRS. ADDIE s. WHEELER,
Treasurer.
Contributions the above purpose viii received Al
the CRESCENT OFFICE BY WOODS MATHEWS A
CO., No. % Magazine street and By Mrs. MARY J.
DEACON.
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"Southerrs Lands, .4geacy.

We offer services for the disposal OF LANDED PRO
PERRY etc. in the Southern States References and ID
formation promptly given.
LIVINGSTON, EGERTON i CO.,
No. 50 Liberty street, New York.