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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-02-26

| controlling the country. Under The new order M
things the material interests of the people would M
vive and long engagements for capital be made wiz
the conviction that under Government fully can,
trolled by the Republican party, its poittcai ana
I'm ncial troubles would DO soon harmopized and Oh
iterafad The people throughout the country aJs,Jv
take this Wow Of the casS aud feel relief that AZ
dscordant elements in the Government arc to be "a.
moved, and stability and unity Of purpose secuyed
under which alone commerce con prosper
Money has been more active, and new business IN
call has been done at sac, with good demand.
There has been good deal OF shifting Of call losns
and commercial paper could only DO used at higAes
rates, at bank and upon the street.
The Gold Exchange with two dissenting votes
only has concurred IN the action of the Boards Of
Brokers in regard to an evening exchange. Evening
business is now declared to be violation of tho du-
ties Of members Such an assemblage can only be
productive of evil to all who frequent it, and the 90
ton Of the aEous boards in diseouragng it is highly
commep9able. Hbs
State bonds were irregular. Missouri six per cent
sold at 1867 Tennessee six per cent, new, were lower,
selling at 6s North Carolina six per cent, 81. Rail-
way bonds were steady. Western Union Telegraph
continues depressed. Express shares are dull and
lower, with small transactions. Adams, at; Wells
Fargo 4Os Merchants Union, 3D. Az the oecons
Board. in sympathy with that market they were
stronger, with small offerings. Pacific Mail WA
strong opening at 1l0s selling at lli. The stock Ia
very sensitive and rallies sharply on any attempt 70
purchase. The short interest i said TO be large
The railway share market opened weak on New-York
Central, which declined to 1855, but on small pur-
chases rallied to 1871 Eric weak at the opening.
selling at G6i. The balance of the list was steady.
with few stocks offering. After the board there was
general improvement in the market, Erie taking
the leadsselling at GS. Reading, Michigan Southern
rorth-Westen Preferred. and Cleveland and Toledo
were in request and sparngly offered. AT the 1oclcok
board prices were stronger, and the market closes
very firm at the Second Board there was an improve
nent in all the leading shares. After the call New
York Central sold at 1881 Erie 69s Michigan South
ern, 91g and Reading, 90. The market closed iirip'
with an active demand for stocks at quotations.
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TIE MONEY MARKET.

SALES AT Tux STOCK ExcHANGE.-FIRsr CALL
lot O'CLOCK A. NJ.
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mo 49l


AN ACT FIXING THE TINE OF HOLDING THE DISTRICT
COURTS IN THE NINTH JUDICIAL DISTRICT OF THE
STATE OF LOUISIANA, COMPRISING THE PARISHES
OF BAPIDKs, NArcHIrocHRs, SABINE. AND WIEN.
SECTION l. Be IL enacted by the Senate and
House of Representatives of tie State Of LOlisi-
ana IN General Assembly conUeaed, That the
time of holding the terms OF the courts in the
parishes of Rapides, Nstchitoches, Sabine and
VIM shall be as follows:
Parish Of Rspides, first Monday Of May and the
first Monday Of November.
Parish of Natchitocbes, first Monday Of Deem
Der and the first Monday Of June.
Parish Of Sabine, first Monday of January and
the first Monday Of September.
Parish Of Vim, first Monday Of April and the
fret Monday of October.
PrOUided, That should il ever occur that the
first day Of any term of any court as fixed in this
act is day of public rest, then in such case, 1t
shall be the duty of the judge of such court to
begin the session thereof the next la Tful day.
SIC. 2. Be IL further enacted, etc., That this act
shall take effect from and after its passage aud
all laws parts of laws Inconsistent herewith be
and they are hereby repealed.
(Signed) CHAs. W. LOWELL,
Speaker Of the House of Representatives.
(SigDed) OSCAR ]. Dunn,
Lieutenant Governor and President of the Senate.
Approved September 8, 1865. y
(Signed) H. G. WARMOTH,
Governor of the State of Louisiana.
true copy:
GEO. E. BOvEE,
Secretary of State.
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the Fourth District Court of New Orleans TO the
Fourth District Court Of the parish OF Orleans,
created by the Constitution Of one thousand eight
hundred and sixty-eight; those Of the Fifth Dis
trict Court Of New Orleans to the Fifth District
Court for the parish of Orleans, created by the
Constitution OF one thousand eight hundred and
sixty-ejght; those of the Sixth District Court OF
New Orleans TO the Sixth District Court for the
parish of Orleans, created by the Constitution of
one thousand eight hundred and sixty-eight, ex-
cent as follows: And it is accordingly provided
ali succession and probate causes undspOsed OF
and now pending before the district courts of
New Orleans or any one Of them, created by the
CONSTITUTION of one thousand eight hundred aud
forty i've one thousand eight hundred and dfty-
two and one thousand eight HUNDRED and sixty
four, shall be removed to the Second District
Court for the parish of Orleans, created by the
Constitution OF one thousand eight hundred aud
sixty. eight, and the said second District Court
shall have and maintain jurisdc ton over the same
to the full extent as though the said case had
originally been instituted in said Second District
for the parish OF Orleans.
SEC. 2. BE ufuT'tleT enacted, etc., That this act
shall take effect Immediately after its passage.
(Signed) CHAs. W. LOWELL.
Speaker of the House of Representatives.
(Signed) OSCAR J. DUNK,
Lieutenant Governor and President of the Senate.
Approved September 3, 1868.
(signed) II. G. WARMOTH,
Governor of the State of Louisiana.
GEO. Z. B0vEE,
Secretary of State
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AN ACT TO REGULATE APPEALS IN THE DISTRICT
COURT, PARISH OF JEFFERSON.
SECTION l. BE IL enacted by the Senate aud
House Of Representatives of the State of LOuiSi
ana an General Assembly concerned, That in the
Second Judicial District Court for the parish Of
Jefferson no execution shall issue in cases where
an appeal lies until ten days. not including Sun
days, after the judgment has been notified to the
party cast in the suit, or until ten days, not in
GLIDING Sundays, after the signing Of the judgment
where no other notice is necessary, within which
delay party may take a suspensive appeal on
fling petition and appeal bond as provided by
law.
SEC. Z. Be Il further enacted, etc That all
laws and parts Of laws, so far as they are incon-
sistent with the foregoing section, be and they
are hereby revoked.
SEC. 6. BE a further enacted, ETC., That this
oct shall take effect from ana after the date of its
-. Speaker Of the House Of Representatives.
(Signed) OscIRJ Dr>'v
Lieutenant Governor and President of the Sanate
Approved September 3, 1868.
(Slgned) H. G. WARMoTH,
Governor of the State of Louisiana,
true copy:
GEO. F. BovKE,
Secretary of State.
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UEOkGE Il. bONEE,
Secretary Of State.
mo. 49,


AN ACT FOR THE EELIEF or TIE WIDOW OF
THOMAS A. MONTAGUE.
WHEREAS. The widow of Thomas A. Montague
is in destitute circumstances on account OF the
death Of said Thomas A. Montague, a pilot, who
has lost bis life by the bur1iog of the steamer
Fashion while herocally endeavOring to preserve
the lives OF ber passengers,
BE a enacted by The Senate and House of Repre-.
Sentdtires Of the STATE of Louisiana ia General
Assembly cOarened. That the sum of three hun
dred dollars be paid annually from the treasury
OF the Stale to the widow of 1hoInas A. Montaaua
-rs'. % t-v5ah "Tuuw, eounIersgned by the au.
dltor, out OF any money in the treasury not other
wise appropriated the first wssrant 10 be drawn
on the passage Of this act ana tbe further war
Is s 70 De drawn during the Months of January
OF each succeeding year.
(Signed) CHARLEe' ". Iowr,,
spesker OF the House 0! Representatives.
(Slgnedl OSCAR j DUNN,
LleuteDant Governor and President of The Senate
Approved August 20, lS6S.
(Slgned) II. c. WARNoTH
Governor of the State Of Louisiana.
true copy:
GEO. +; BovEE,
Secretary of State.
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mo al


AN ACT APPROPR1ATIHG ONE HUNDRED THOT-s Avn
DOLLARS FOR TIE PAY OF MIRAGE AND PER pfsW
OF TIE MEMBERS AND PER DIsM OF EMPLOYEES Of
THE GENERAL ASSEMBLY, AND The CONTINGENT
EXPENSES OF THE SANE.
SECTION l. Re u enacted 6y he Senate
and House Of Representatives of ne St0fs
g, Louisiana IN General Assembly coIrpnpi
That the sum of one hundred thousand dollars
~ hereby appropriated out of any money nov in
the treasury, or that may hereafter come In. moi
Otherwise appropriated, for the purpose of having
the mileage and per diem of members of the Gem
erai Assembly. the per diem of employees. and the
strictly contingent expenses thereof, not including
Oils Ior printing publishing or advertising.
SIC. z. BE further enacted, etc., Thai this act
shall take effect from and after its passage.
(Signed) CHAs. w IowsIr
-. Speaker of the House OF Representatives.
(Signed) OScAR i Dr-S,,,
Lieutenant Governor and President of the senate
Approved August 90, 1865
(Signed) H WARNoru
Governor Of the State of louisiana,
true copy
GEo. E. BovEE,
Secretary of State.
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Grand Lodge OF Loufa lana.
THE 4. W. GRAND LODGE OF LoUisL INA, L. o. o. y
Meets annually the Tuesday January
JuIy New Orleans ocer for the present N SssE NJ
Rushs Of No. O. M w. Grsnd Master; Hu n. Of No. So
r. W. d. Grand Master: Il. H. rairchild OF r,s II, r W
Grand Warden Josiah Foger ofNo. G. R. W. srsnd Secre
tsry; W Dslesdernier Of No. 20, ". Grd Treasurer
Homes Of No Is and J. O. Dunlap Ne Is, r. w.
q. Representatives @. Ia u Rev O. L More, 81 No Is w.
Grand Chaplain; John B. Beno Of No. Grssd Marshall
A. Nszureau. Of No 40 W. Grand Conductor; ,. Reims
Of No. 10 Grand Guardian; p O. J. n Lteoon. Of No.
Is, w. Grand Herald
pKrurY DISTRICT GRAND MAsTERs-P. O. John p Barnett.
Of No. H. District No 2; p. @. A. j. vandegn q No
Distrct No. s. p. G. T. Grsamore. Of No. a. District No.
d P. q. s p Clarke of No IS District No 8; p O. B. E.
Ohsncy Of No. District Ne. u a. Jacob Sehreinsr OF
No. 81 District No IL; P. G. H. Hun.icker, Of No. a. Dis
No. u; P. G. a. w. Guth of No. a. District No.
STANDING COMMITTEES Of the 0rdP. q. Sire Geo.
w. Race Of No ~ P. @. Master W. O. Wilson, Of Ne 8;
r. @. Master Gardner Smith, Of No IL.
Judcial-P. G. Master Luther Homes, Of No. is; p O.
D. D. G. N. Phi Schneider. Of No. lOi P. g. D. Wednsr.
No. a
Consultation and By LarS-P. @. Master George Nunges
sr, Of No. 20 p @. Henry Haskell Of No. 10; r. @. W
Wisett, of No. IL.
Petitions and Appeu,s-P O. Master j. @ Dunlap of No.
Is; p @. L. Graham. Of No. a; P. D. q. N. Benjamin
Moses. sfNo.6 6.
Leqsative-P q. Master Thomas II. Shields, Of No. s.
@. Master Howard Mnspaugh. Of No. II; p. G. Joseph
Hest, Of No. l.
G. Master Edward PilSbuy, ONO Is; p @. L p. Tower
elmo. u
orsdenti0-P. G. A. W. MaeDons Of No. Is; p. O. Frank
PEstsr, of No. Is; P. q. George Dirmeyer of No q
An communications n. W. Grand Master or Grand
Secretary should be forwarded to the ece Of the Grand
etsy Mutual Insurance Company
nsr Of Camp street and Commercial Place
JOSIAH FoLGER, Grand Secretary.
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mo. 4sl


AN ACT TO AMEND An ACT ENTITLED GAN ACT TO
TRANSFER ALL THE CAUSES NOW PENDING BEFORE
TIE COURTS OF THE STATE, UNDER the coNsrTrTr
TIoN or ONE THOUSAND EIGHT HUNDRED ANp sry
Tf-foNR, TO THE COURTS CREATED BY THE COSsrr.
TUITION OF ONE THOUSAND EIGHT HUNpRED 1Np
sixTY.EIGHT." avn
SECTION l. Be Il enacted on ne Senate and
House Of Representatives Of tie S,die OF L.,,jsi.
ana Ia General Assembly c0nreaed That the
fret section Of the act entitled an act to transfer
ell causes now pending before the courts of the
state, under the Constitution of one thousand
eight tundred and sixty four, to the courts crea.
ted by the Constitution Of one thousand eight
hundrtd and sixty-eght,' be and the same are
hereby amended and fe'enacted so as TO read
- That the records, dOckets. books and papers ia
any OF the district courts of New Orleans under
me constitution OF one thousand eight hundred
Sna slxtyfOur, shall be removed 70 the several
Histrlet courts created for the said parish of Or.
ieans " lne Constitution Of one Thousand eight
.uuuIeu ana sixty-eight, in the following m amer,
to-Mn' ihose IN The First District Court of New
orleans 10 the First District Cont created no the
Constitution OF one thousand EIGHT bnndrad ard
sxty-eight; those in the Second District Co1rt IF
New Orleans 10 the Second District Conrt 81 s,;j
parish, created by the Constitution nj one ,bo
sand eight hundred and sixty eight: thosa ~ a.
Third District Court Of New Orleans 20 ~
Seventh District Court for the parish ., N
leans created by the Constitution of -.
thousand eight hundred end sixty-sigbt a.
cept the records Of appeals from i1siises -
the peace. which last mentioned are bsrabr
transferred TO the Third District Court foy 80
parish OF Orleans, under the Constitution Of ono
Housand eight hundred and sixty eight; those il
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NO. al
AN ACT TO AMEND As ACT ENTITLED AN ACT AND
TIE AMENDMENT THERETO, CONCERNING THE
TOWN OF BAsTRoP, IN THE PARISH OF MORE
HOUSE.
SECTION l. Be Il enacted by The Senate and
House Of Representatives. of Hie State of LOlisi-
ana, IN General Assembly conUened That sec.
tion second of an act entitled an act concerning
the town of Bastrop, in the parish of MOrehouse
approved March IL, 1860, and the amendment
thereto, approved March 8, 1861, be further
amended and re-ensoted so as to read as follows,
viz:
That the trustees of said town shall have the
power to assess such an amount of taxes as they
may deem proper, not to exceed the SUN of Eve
thousand dollars per snnum, to be collected in the
usual manner. and that all property situated with
In the limits of the present corporation of one
shall be subject to taxation by said corporation.
SEC 2. BE Il further enacted, etc, That the
trustees of said town shall have authority TO
elect q street commissioner, whose duty shall be
defined and salary fixed by said Board of Trus-
tees.
Sec. 3. Be Il further enacted. ETC.. That all
laws or parts Il laws conflicting herewith be and
the same ave hereby repealed.
SEC. 4. Be 20 further enacted. ETC., That this
act shall take effect from and after its 8ssage.
(Signedl CHARLES W. LOWELL,
Speaker of the House of Representatives.
(SigDed) OSCAR j. Dunn,
Lieutenant Governor and President of the Senate.
Approved August 20, 1865.
(Signed) II. &. WARMorH.
Governor of the State OF Louisiana.
A true copy:
GEORGE E. BovEE,
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10 S.

lNo. %
=" All PROVIDING FOR CERTAIN APPRoPRIA.
TI0NS.
SECTION l. BE IL enacted Jy he Senate and
house Of Representatives of tie State OF Louis.
ana "a General assembly c0nUeped, That the
folio wing sums be and they are hereby appropri.
ated for the following purposes:
fOr contingent expenses and hire of clerks and
employees OF the executive, five thousand dollars
ls6OOOl auditor, five thousand dollars ($5OOO1
treasurer, three thousand dollars (s3OO0); attor.
ney general, one thousand dollars (SIO0O) sac.
rotary Of state. two thousand dollars ($9oO0C
printing and advertising, fifty thousand dollars
SEC. 2 Be Il further enacted etc.. That tbis
act shal take effect from and after its passage.
(Signed) CHAs. w. IowsIT
Speaker of the House of Representatives
Nolghedl OSCAR j. Dunn,
LIE uieDant'Governor and President of the Senate,
Approved September 4, 1865.
(Sgned) H. C. WARNoru
Governor of the State of Louisiana.
A true copy: louisiana
GEO. f. BoVEE,
Secretary of State.
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NO. 81
AN ACT AUTHORIZING THE SECRETARY OF STATE To
ADMINISTER oATHs.
SECTION |. he 10 enacted On he Senate and
House OF Representatives Of tie STATE Of Log;S;.
ana an General Assembly conuened. That the
secretary OF state of the State of louisiana he
and he Is hereby authorized and empowered 10
do SO under the laws of this State. -
SEC. z. BE further enacted etc., That this net
shall take effect from and after its passage.
(Signed) CHARIEs w Tsess,,
Speaker Of the House of Represeutatiye.
logneol OsoAR.J. DUSE,
Lieutenant Governor and President of the Senate
Approved September l, 1865.
(Slgned) II. G. wARNorH.
Governor OF the State of Louisiana.
GEORGE E. PovEE,
Secretary Of State.
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mo. 81


An ACT TO ENABLE THE CITY OF NEW ORLEANS
TO PROCURE THE LOAN OF MONEY To nsKr IT'S
CURRENT EXPENSES.
SECTION |: BE enacted by he Senate and
HoeSe o. REPRESENTATIVES of he State of Louis.
uu,.u W Geoerdt Assembly coRCeHed, That the
mayor and Common Council of the CITY of NaW
orleans be and they are hereby authorized 10
OoTroW such sum of money not to exceed one
ten per cent. and for such time as they sbaII nra
scribe Tor The purpose of enabling them TO meet
me current expenses of the city aud paw the NJ.
pIoy ihereoi and that this act shall take effect
(Signed) CuAs. " Law,
speaker OF the House of Representatives.
Noigntol OSCAR ]. DUNN,
LIE utenant Governor and President of the Sonata
Approved September 5, 1868,
(Signed) n. q. W.p,,o4u
A true copy: ''''1'''
GEO. +. BovEK
Secretary Of State
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LAWS OF LOUISIANA.
mo a.

lNoH
JOINT RESOLUTION TENDERING THE THAMES OF Tue
GENERAL ASSEMBLY OF LOUISIANA TO THE
CHAIRMAN AND MEMBERS OF THE BOARD OF
REGISTRATION. ........ q
BE Il resolUed by Ae Senate aud House of Rep.
resentdtjUes Of ne Stale Of Louisiana in Gene
raj Assembly concerned, That the thanks of the
General Assembly be and are hereby rendered
TO the chairman and members Of the Board of
Registration tsaid board being created by an
ordinance of the late constitutional convention)
for the faithful, energetic and judicious manner
in which they have discharged the duties and re-
sponsibilites imposed upon them.
BE II further reSolUed, etc., That the loyal peo-
pie of this state are greatly indebted TO said
board for It's efficient aid in the important work
Of establishing civil government for the State,
based upon the political and civil equality Of all
men irrespective Of race or color.
Adopted in General Assembly In the city OF
H. o.l~~aA. this tu1AAty a~o0nd day of Anaust
in the year of our Lord eighteen hundred and
eixty-eight
(Signed) CHAs. W. LOWELL,
Speaker of the House of Representatives.
(Signed) OSCAR ]. DUNN,
tfrut0Bers> G~~os.Ss aaad DsoaiaSas che Senate.
Approved August 20, 1865. . .....
(SigDed) III. G. WARMOrH,
Governor of the State OF Louisiana
A true copy:
GEO. E. BovEE,
Secretary Of State.
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ODD FELLOWS REST.

ODD FELLOWS REST.
Meets IN once Of the Grand secretary the second
Monday In January April. July and octshs Tbs rae
Board third Monday In January for orgsiza
ton oroersJ O. D,nap. President; Josiah Foger sears
taTy, Joseph West Treasurer; John Quinn. Sexton
GENERAL RELIEF COMMITTEE.
ONCE Grand Secretary Friday evening every
month omcss-A w. Mcdonnell Pres dent; Josiah Folgsr,
SecretzTy.
WIDOWS AND ORPHANS GENERAL RELIEF AZ.
ISOLATION.
Meets ONCE Grand Secretary, last Saturday month
Annual mssting last Saturday in January 0oers
N Rusha President; O. W Roper. Flint Vice President;
Phster second Vice President; Lnther Homes SsOrsayi
A. Wallace hunter. Treasurer
ODD FELLOWS HALL ASSOCIATION
Meets first Monday each MONTH at Once Of the Grand
Secretary Election first Monday In May for Directors
BOARD roK lS6a-Presid@a-E. NJ Rusha ~ ". q. Il.
Finance Conanistes-J. @. Dunlap; A Wallace Hunter;
Eugene P. Bruesrs.
Bal COurniRse-G. L. ThOs H. Shields Z. Il. Farehaa
George Dirmeyer.
Buding COuasiitss-E- NJ Rzsha Luther Homes; Georges
NungesseI
@. W. Roper, II. Nnhpaagh s. E. MsOrs. q. L. Hsav
Haskell
JOSIAH FOLGER. Secretary.
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u hEASs a MAYO
SUCCESSORS TO MAGEE KyyAss,
Removed from No. Marazins street
@Aufaeturers OF saddiery and Harne.,.
-fhP0RTERs or
'ADDbEHf, HARDWARE, BETTING, PACKING Avn
HOSE, Ere, Ere. A'S AM
'os IchoupitOalAs and New Leve.s .ns Az a. 90.
Common Streets. - l" 40
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{ ,ALDNELL's EXTRACT.

CALDNELL's ExTRAoT.
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70 washing OF the head Necessary. For ssis 6v ''
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importer ~'u Wnoiesal1 Druggist Eo.l2 Magazine Il
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A,d =, - corner Felicity and Magazine Streets
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no. IL BarOnEe street, near Canal
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NEW ORLEANS May a. 1853.
CaldwsiIs Extract.
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Importer Of Human Hair Southern $1,000,
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L. o. q. r.

Msriesy Bsidings Third District omcsrs r. stahsl o. Pa
T. T. sturcksu, Il. p; J. Rsnsr Scribe
LAFAYETTE ENoAsPMENT NOT.
Meets on the hrst and third Wednesday in jefferson Han
corner Of Magazine and Phillip Streets Fourth Dssriss
omcers-J W. Allen c. p; Frank Paster. H. r.; George
Ritter. Scribe.
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EANbE DEoREE LODGE NO.
nee every hrst and third Saturday IN Lodge Room M
sVer the Home Mutual Insurance Company corner Cam a.
Matches streets Ohicers-A- Aazureau. ID. NJ; ca. "a
Se's' D. d NJ; Henry Haskell. Secretary and rrsasursr