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The Montana post., 1868-12-11
From the Daily of Monday

HELENA LIBRARY AssocIATIoN.-The
Association held a meeting on last Saturday
night, Mt which il transacted considerable
amount of important business, Will be seen
by the following extract from the Official re-
port: "The repor, OF the Committee on Sub
scriptions was read, showing most crafty
ing success; over four thousen dollars has
beeu subscribed, and the donations of books,
magazines and papers have been liberal, fact
attested by the large punber upon the shelves
of the Association. The report was received
and the Committee continued. The Room
Thereupon the Association prcceeded to the
election of officers, with the following re-
suit, James King, President; C. Hedges, Vice
President; J. l.. Douglas, Recording Secre-
tary; Chas. W. Fowler, Corresponding Secre-
tary; S. II. Bohm, Treasurer j. W. Whit
Tutt and VIM. Rumsey, Board of Trustee.
The following reverend gentlemen, recon-
mended by the Executive Committee, were
unanimously declared honorary members of
the Association Rt. Rev. ID. 8. Tuttle,
Rev. George Comfort, Rev. I. +. Campbell,
Rev. Pather Grasse and Rev. Father kup-
PEN" We cannot forbear congratulating the
Assc citation upon the excellent choice made
in the selection of its officers. They are all
good men-gentlemen who will exercise n
warm and strong interest in the welfare and
take an active working part in the labors Of
the enterprise. With such Officers, and the
intense interest manifested by the officers,
we look forward to long, profitable and glo-
rious future for this Society.
THE REsULr-At the first drawing
of the Helena Money Lottery the following
numbers have drawn prizes: fFo.
No. s:-Msssrs. Parchen D'Acheul.--r VI. 40
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FRIDAY wORNaNG, DEC. IIth.
Alex. III. Bear tie. Local Editor.
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acts heretofore passed the snb'e-rt uf tc.po
rsrily supplying Vacancies in th. ..xeca'iv- d.
part Iu.nts, az which empower the President -
authorize amy person ar persons To perform ia.
duties of ia. head of any executive department
or of any cfh ser ei'n-r Of IN. departments Ia
~ Vacancy therein or Inability - such head
of a department officer disehsrg. the duties
OF bis .nic-. and all laws inconsistent with the
prov -ioas at this act be, and the hereby
repealed.
Approved JuI.- II IsGs
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TIL e CITY
From the Daily Of Friday

THEATRTCAL.-Wea are going to have
thes<ricals this winter if Jack Langrishe did
put rhespia in a magic box and depart for
the e1d of the iron parallels. Messrs. Pauace-
forth, White, Norwood and Mortimer, with
several new masculine artists and ladies, have
formed a Company and are now busily en-
gagged in preparing for a brilliant season.
We understand the new company is to have
some fine talent, and will demand recogni-
tion of its merits at the hands Of an appre-
ciative people. The gentlemen are working
snergetically, and have not time to talk
much about the new enterprise. but just as a
hint that we will have a full fedged theat,
rical company In successful operation before
the holidays we venture to make this an
nouncement, aud wisL them much profit.
NICE ONES" Neil and *" have
been over the range for few days after sar-
lines with fishing We chronicle the re-
suit thus One trout, caught by "Neil," ff-
teen pounds, presented to the manager" of
the Posr. one trout. twelve pounds, caught
Dy "X," and presented to Jack Simmons.
Several other fronts, from three to FIVE
pounds each, were presented to different per-
sons in Helena, and about seven basketfuls
left with the "onder siders." In reply to an
inquiry, "X" says ''they were caught in the
water" They are undoubtedly the finest and
largest trout ever brought into Helena, and
our friends have most grateful acknowledge
ments for remembrance sin the days when
they went fishing"
SMASH UP.-One of Baker a. Bro 8
buggies, occupied by Mrs. Ward, of the Ori-
entail Bathing House Lodging Rooms, and
Mr.. Frank Smith, was upset on the Union
vile road by the horses running away, render
ing the vehicle a total wreck, and the lady n
partial one, but sparing The gent. The lady
is under the treatment of DR.. Click, and, al
though badly hurt, will recover. The buggy
under the skillful hands of wheelwright will
be as good as new in a few days. The horses
escaped without scratch.
SNow-The indications of yesterday
morning have been fulfilled by a little snow.
Our city has been favored, for the reports
from abroad inform US that on the Boulder
range the snow storm has been quite severe,
and all along the line to Salt Lake the storm
ragged. We look for fierce storms to prevail
upon those high ranges between here and Salt
Lake, that will render the road impossible
for teams. We have been highly favored
With exceedingly fine weather, and il would
he indeed ungrateful to enter complaint
upon the occasion of the tardy coming of
WINTER
PERsoNAL.-General Neil Howie and
the sedate Y, arrived last night from Deer
Lodge, both report pleasant trip with little
snow. .. The United States and Territorial
court Adjourned yesterday evening. Judge
nrsws coust 'e1 ~"
~,
''"'n i'A o"''e
man JUST IN ir0h Dia'hohd' 'ha' no'"''ns'ahd-
the cold. that the miners are preparing To
drift and the probability Is that there will be
4e" IL any idie inen III 'na' camp 'his WINTER
IRON FORT sHA"'-our humorous
iHehu j. a. L"sey, ESD, just IN from iort
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pt BLIC-No. -

An ACT to construct wagon road fthiu West
Point To Cornwall Landing, I'll in the county of
Orange State uf New York.
Re 10 enacted By tie StHa,e asd Hoasc of Repre-
sehtd,ires Of the United States of -imtrica ia Con-
Rrsss assembled That the superintendent of the
Military Academy at West Point I've authorised
aud directed TIE labor In the employ of the
Unitei States government at that post. when not
otherwise employed, ia building and constructing
a wagon road from West Point la Cornwall Land
ing, in the county of Orange, said read To be
located under the direction uf the said superin
tenaent, over land now belunging or hereafter "a
he csded Ia the government Of the United State,
for that purpose.
Approved July q. iete. .4
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LAWS OF THE UNITED STATES.
PASSED by THE
E'OI.tieth Congress.
OFFICIAL.
,pvHLIc REsoLuTIoN-N.. ~.

tpj iii.lG RESOLUTI0N-No. ,ij.)
JOINT Re>oius,"u TO amend the fourteen section oi
the act approved July tw sufv -eig hfi. eighteen
hundred and sixty six. entitled - An Act to PRO.
tect tie revenue, and ior other PURPOSES
BE H enacted by Las Senate aud Hoase Of Rfpr,
seRfdfires Of the Esfsd States Of 4mcrica ia Goa
assembled. That the fourteenth section of tb.
act srpros>d July wenty- eighth, eighteen bund-
red aud sixtv-six eB,fl-si . Aa project the
revenue. and ior other PURPOSES be. and the
is hereby, amended ss extend the operation
thereof until January first, eighteen ,Iuu,lred and
sixty nine.
Approved iuly -. l-G-.
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~ I,i.IC-\o. -.

AN ACT making "A grant ut hpi 4, the State ct
Minnesota to and il the ian mProvement oi the
igaiicu of the Mississippi Tiv.r.
BE enacted by lhe Seaafc and H,sse gt Rerrc
stnElfiros Of tss iaa,d snras ~ i'seJiea "a o0n
gross assembled. That there b.. aud hereby j.
granted To- the State "f Minnesota, for the purpas.
uf aiding said stat. IN constructing aDI comVlef
ing a lock and da'r az M-eker's island tso-called 3
in tn. Missppi river. IL said State. aud th-reh,
facilitating the nav cation OF the Mississippi river
between the falls of st Anth"uy and the m"utf
vI the Minnesota river. two hundred thousand
"f pnDiie lau.is. 10 b. selected in alternate
odd mum beresi sections by agent tp be appoint
ed by the gnvernar of said State. subject fo the
approval of TIA. S..crrtary of ,b. lnt -rur. PTUr2SE
That said hands shall he ses-i-d from the puolic
lauds lying within the limits of the said state
Minnesota. and that not more than section
taer,cf shall be ssect.-i in any township
Proridsi further That said selections shall b.
made from any land, containing mines of gold
silver, ciunabar or copper nor frnm any lands .
which rights OF presumption, or homestead hav'
attached.
sEc > Ind be n tarrh.r enacted That said
lands grautei shall tee -ubiect the isyosal
the legislature of said state Tor the purpose men
toned in the first section ui tti> aci, and other
, aud the said lock and dam shall be and remain
forever a public highway, free from any toll o.
charge If any Kind whatever; and the said legis-
iasure shall hav. power To pass vl neeifil rul.
and regulations that may be- necessary to fun,
carry out the purposes OF this ssr
SEC 3 .iad be HtaJrtr enacted That the worn
shall bs done under ths direction of thr engineer
department Of the United States according To th,
plan aud estimate submitted by Major Genera
Warren. and that If said h'ck and dam
constructed wiih'o two fr,an aud after tl-
acceptance and disposition of this grant by fh.
Legislature a. the said State, The lands hereb,
granted shall revert To the United States.
SEC. 4. and he IL further eHscred That ~
any time after the selection of the said lands ami
subsequent to the completion oi sai lock aud dan
the lands hereby granted shall bs open for sett.
neut by actual settlers upon paying t' the State OF
..rfs...
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STAR RESTAURANT.
-. scott, FrOPrietOr.
RlaekfOOa City, Montana.

DOARD by the day week. The table always
10 supplied with the dslicaciss Of 'bs season.
ulyli-w is-6mN
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Riusr ;gntsuiaents.
oassoHss osyIcA 20. = cAzF ssnsss,
Friday Morning. March s, l1eA


Friday Morning. March 6. 1873
There was q strong southeast gale blowing al
day yesterday, which created quite stir on the
landing-of course We mean of dust-Hhch rem
dered the wharf about as unpleasant a place as
could be ina gDed. We do not recollectto have
ever seen the river in front of the city rough as
it was during the continuance Of the gale. The
Canal street ferry boat Louise had great deal OF
difficulty in landing on several occasions, and did
some damage to her floating wharf.
Business was rather lively, and sn the out going
steamers had good trips.
The Judge Fletcher. Captain Keeling, arrived
from Camden with over 1900 bales cotton and q
good passenger list. She leaves on Saturday the
9TH instant for Camden and all landings on
Ouachita river. We are indebted to Mr.. II. Q,
Watts, her attentive clerk, for favors.
The Victory, Capt Livingston, arrived from
Trenton with 1890 bales cotton.
The Iberyille, Capt. Gross, arrived from Bayou
Sara.
The Nina SHINES, Capt. 6reathouse, arrived
from Bayou Lafourche with good trip. We con.
gratuste Captains Greathouse and Dalferes upon
their success.
The departures yesterday we're Gen. Quitmau
for Memphis, Lady Gay for st. Louis, B. L.
Hodge, Capt. Montgomery, for Shreveport, with
the best trip Of the season Golden Era for MIN
den, Victory for Monroe and Trenton, A. G.
Brown, Capt. Bassett, for the lower coast, with a
good trip; the Irene, Capt. Underwood, for JEFF
ferson. with full load. The Lotawanna, Capt.
BriDker; iefs for Camden, after a short stay 10
port, with truly magnificent trip.
The great Bart Able, capt. W. @. Harrison, ID
receiving and leaves tomorrow at p. ". for
Shreveport and al intermediate landings on Red
River. We hope TO see her leave with afull load.
The Vicksburg viii be receiving this morning
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MASONIC.

Stewart, ". n; John NJ Moore sw; NJ W. W. vsrnsn,J J.
W.; james Heush Secretary.
PERFECT HARMONY LODGE no. rG
Grand Lodge Han, n. o. oncsu-J. o. Dscastrs, v. Ms
A Dssola W.; =. Booth. w., W. A White Ssestasy.
UREKA LODGE no III.
-wecdvflls, jackson Parish. La orcsu-C n. Howell.
NJ; Z. Jackson. s. W.; Q. ". LysAJ. W; v. Red
"'"'' TULIP LODGE NO. u.s.
Tulip Claiborne PasisA La oficers--H. 81. ncclndsn,
NJ; La Hays g. w.; 7. .. rarkintoz, :. W.; B. o.
Frazisr Secretary.
cADDo LODGE NO l7a
shreveport La oricsn-P W. II. Cummings w. MI
Frsvis g. W.; VIM. Hobscn,J. W.; - Secretary.
LITTLE FLOCK LODGE NO. 49,
Gilmissss Bluff Sabine Parish, La. oncsrs-wm- N. An
tony w. NJ; Charles Bsnnsts. 8. W.; SEQ W. Wsn J. W.;
n. X. sprsgkt Secretary
JEFFERsoErAs LODGE NO. la.
Kingston De Soto Parish. La Onicers-chas E crsw-
ford v n; b 3 Logan s. w.; L p Scott, J. W.. L W.
Laley. Secretary. rcFrE
SAN TODD LODGE NO. ls7.
Sugar Town Cslessies Parish, La onicers-John Dove
wM; T. l. ssmmoss s w.; ID. A oole, J. w.; q. W.
Riehardsen. Secretary.
LoSGwoop LODGE NO. l8
Hsss Nnls, Csdde Parish La odcsrs-Thos R. vHuzhAas
WV; X. " Cole S. W; 4. 3. curris j. w.; j. ~ Camp
ton, Secretary.
SPRING CREEK LODGE NO. ls4
Spring Greek Church. washington Parish, la ofssrs--
HARDY Richardson ". NJ; e.P. Bailey, S W; H. z Jsn
klns. J. W.; J. G. Fieher. Secretary
ORPHANS FRIEND LODGE NO is. .e
Big Cane St. Landry Parish, La onissrs-Gso. W. Bsns-
deck ". NJ; p. o.nhsn. =. W; &. o. Hays. J. Wi o..
8. saith, Secretary 'ifep fnf
FLAT LICK LODGE u. D..
Fiat LEX olSsor,s Parish La. ofiesrs-w. r. Mgsrs
n; Hssry Jsnss, W.. l. L. HAsiy,J.w.
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ssmntsrtiaI Sntsuiasnts.
OnzscEss orYIoE. no. y OAzr ssaAzs.
THURSDAY EVENING. March 8. 1888.

THURSDAY Evening. March 5. 1858. !
CoTToN-It IL hardly necessary to state that
The market opened stiff and buoyant this morning,
OF that the tendency of prices has been steadily
upward until near the close of business The
Offering supply, although somewhat increased By
the heavy advance in prices has been, neverthe-
less, considerably restricted throughout, and the
demapd, which was active and general in the
morning, materially abated under the increased
pretensions of holders as the day advanced.
Total sales Of 5000 bales have been effected,
nevertheless, and the market closed unsettled this
evening at the subjoined quotations, viz: 0rdi-
nary 2lt@22c good ordinary 22a@23c. /; low mid
ding 23@23Ac.; middling 246l24!c. and strict
midding $50 G. As will be seen by the above,
rates have uniformly advanced &c. u d. to-day,
under the encouraging advices Of the morning,
while no reaction has occurred since the receipt
of the latest Liverpool and New York intelli.
gence.
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THE CHEAT EFFICACIOUsNEag OF
Nessrs Grimeult Cos Iodised Syrup Of Here Rad.
ish-The Syrup OF Horse Radish Of Mens Gnarh
4 Ce, Chemists te n l. H. Prince Napoleon, a PARA
aways par excellence succsdanous 10 Cod Liver OIL and @
follow Lymphatc and scrsfu0us afss
well IN varieus Cutaneous diseases Ths pahe
viii therefore read with interest the analysis Fl thu
medicine extracted from the Chemist
Journal Ticurs vel the letter addressed 70 ners
(lrnaulf his Excelency the French Er,oassaasF
Vienna confirming the high reputation 81 this learned Dsetas
Il lie a. foliows:
rirns Iodss6 Syrup Of Hsrss Radsh " not IN RE-
serentarI bat IN the ststs acd
and OF sEfnic combination similar 10 the iodine osntsnsd b
Cod Liver OIL
C9lrneD VUCENf KLxTxrrsrI
Chemical AnalYEar Ceurts Vienna. Hegpita
C<1r,rt / and Du WrnprH
Professors Of Chemistry.
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COMPARATIVE RECEIPTS OF COTTON AT rHIs OFT
DURING PAST TWO WEEKS.
oorroN srArEMnr,
Stock on and shipbcard this svsning. % sol
The exports this evening are exclusively for

Exported since yestsrdsy.................... Ssh
Exported .4tlV-afolsi
Stock on ha.d and on ,hpbcsrd % 5i
The exports this evening are exclusively for
Boston.
sUcAR-The receipts this morning embraced
only 60 hhds. The market is quiet with only.a
moderate demand while prices remain unchanged
Sales to-day embrace nearly al The receipts at quo
tsuons as follows:
s H.ssss s sHFF9 Fam, Fair .Iis;sH sSs
osodcon..,. lse.- :. Choice 49,
coca f:i. is.s sia:.s Tsis: is.S%
hoLAssEs-Recepts to-day comprise SO bbls.
The inquiry is light and the receipts are small;
prices, however, remain unchanged. Cuba No.
lssses reboed here or on plantation, Is quoted al
7lc. y gallon. Prime Louisiana at SO@S2c. and
Teboied 1t 7O0eS5c. u gallon. r
FIoUR-1here is an active retail trade doing,
but operations in round lots are restricted by the
Light supplies. Superhne and the grades below
are scarce and in good request. Purchasers have
been looking around quite freely to-day, but as
the stock generally is held above their views,
sales we're restricted. The operations for the
day embrace 1914 bills, Of which 200 bbls. fine
on private terms. leo bbls. low fine. unsound, at
81 go GA bbls. superfine at SO 25 So $50 aud $50
bbls. double extra At $40 80 Z Dbl, so and 100
bbls. do. at $40 IS y bbl., $50 bbs. treble extra
1t $ll, 100 bbls. choice at sl4 so aud 100 bbs.
choice family st SIS rs . Dbl.
CoRE-The supply on the landing is nearly ex
bausted. There is still a fair inquiry aud prices
are very hrm. sales to-day $500 sacks, Of which
eco yellow on private terms. 100 white and vel
low at 9l095c. and 400 do. at $50. q bushel.
0ATs-The supply on the landing is very light
and with q fair inquiry prices are looking up
sales T39 sacks follows: 500 sacks, In lots, at
7sc., 100 ard 1879 sacks at soc. y bushel.
BRAN-The supply is ample but the demand Is
limited, prices, however remain unchanged. We
still quote 81 7o9l Is y 100 fbs.
HAV-TheTe Was a better feeling In the market
to-day, and a more active inquiry in jobbing
way. Sales to-day 200 bales choice Ohio river at
SIS . ton. We quote sls920 for fair to choice.
CHEEsE-A lot of leo boxes choice Western sold
at lie. and so boxes factory sold at lsc. = 70.
RcE-Yesterday rs bbls. Louisans sold at 60
7ic for inferior; S09c. for ordinary; 920I02c.
for prime and ll9ll5c y n. for choice.
SALr-To-dsy . lot Of 500 sacks Liverpool
coarse sold from warehouse a. 81 so q sack.
RyE-we notice sales Of rs sacks, in two lots,
at 81 so 4 bushel.
BEANs-A lot of 40 bbls. Western sold at the
advanced rate of SIS & bbl
DRIED PRAcHEs-A sale Of 100 bbls. one lot,
!. was made TO day at &c. q. 70.
on CAKE-Saies Of 20 tons were reported at
81 so n ton.
CoTToN SEED-- Fhere were sales Of 1000 sacks
~ the seed Of ls67 at SIS Z ton.
- HDEs-There has been considerable cOmpet'
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GRAND R. oHArrEK.

Samuel NJ Todd n. Z. Grand High Priest New orlssn
8. q. Parsons, Deputy Grand High Priest, Basirep.
r. G. Stirling, Grand King, Bayou Sara.
H. Breen, Grand Scribe, New Orleans.
Henry r swsssy, Grand Treasurer, New Orleans.
J. @. Bachelor, Grand Secretary. New OrlsanA
Thomas B. Lawson, Grand Chaplain, Bastrcp
Joseph p Hons Grs.d Capt Of the Host, New Orleans
Il. Tisdsle Grand r. g., Monroe.
Henry Hamburger, Grand r. A Captain, New 0rlesnk
W. W. Isske, Grand Master Third Veil, Bayou Sara.
NJ y. Glrsrd. Grand Matter Second Vel, opelsusss.
". " Haihegh, Grand xssisr First Veil, Franklin.
z. 8. Burke, Grand Guard, New Orleans. rs
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GRAND LODGE OF LOUISIANA.

H. r swasey. n. w. Grand Master, New Orleans
s. q. Parsons r. W. Dept Grand Master, Bastrop-
S. O. seruggs, r. W. Senior Grand W., cloutisrvils.
VIM. NeDln, K ". Junior Grand W., New orissas-
Samuel N. Todd, W. Grand Treasurer, New 0rlsAss.
Jas O. Bachelor. W. Grand Secretary.
Rev. DR.. @. s. hedges, W. Graad Chaplain.
NJ II. Bray. W. Grand Senior Deacon, sssine.
Jaeb Kie, ". Grand Junisr Deacon, Kile's Mia
J. W. Homsn, ". Grand Marshal. Nsw orissns.
Rene Lsfpn, W. Grand Sword Bearer, New Orleans
NJ e. Girard, W Grand PursuivaAt vermillioaville.
s. o. Smith, Big Cane; Phi Bidaat, New Orleans; J. Z
Hawkins Mansfield; Samuel Levy, New orlesns-W
Grand Stewards.
Alex Qussnt, ". Grand Tyler. New Orleans.
Grand Annual CsuvosHsion second Monday IN Fsbrusz
each ysax.
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CIR or JsFrxEsos. March g 1888
Arrived yesterdsy-20 Texas Beeves. Sold-l3l
Texas Beeres, 81 Calves and Yesrlngs and s
Mich Cows. Steck on Esle--609 Texas Beeves.
e67 Calves and Yesrlings, l55 sheep aud IS
"a.
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Fifty dollsrsl slost elliptic sewing machine
triumphant. Highest premium Louisiana State
Fair. Fer sale at 81 Canal street.
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GRAND oossIsroRr s. Pr. R s. TmzrrsEoo
DEGREE

DEGREE tf
g. NJ TODD ssd Grand Commander in Chief Nv Orleans
John Claiborne. SD, First Lieutenant Commander. New
Orleans
Fulrencs Rissu sd Second Lisutsuazt Commander New
Orleans
John L. Lewis, ssd, Grand Constable. New Orleans
John c. Smith, SD, Grand Admiral, New Orleznk
Samuel r WALKER. SD, Grand Minister Of State, New
Orleans.
DR.. James c. Bstchslor SD Grand Chancellor. New Or.
leszA
Ben ps silva, sad Grand AimOnsr, New Orleans
Emmett d. Craig, SD, Grand Registrar, New Orleans
John E Mcclure SD. Grand Keeper II s. and A, New
Orleans.
VIVA n Perkins, SD. Grand Treasurer. New orls~aA
Hy. r. swssey, SAD. Grand Primnte. New Oris>nx
4. Solomon, SD, Grand Provost New Orleans
James Scot sd. Grand Expert New Orlsana
James O. wilmer. 1d, Grand Assistant Expert. New
| Orleans
Jean Lamarre. SD. Grand BeAu,snior, New Orleans
Angel srn, SD Grand Bearer Of the '. B. New OrIesns
De Lucas, s2d Grand Master Of the Guards New
! Orleans
william O. chanberIin. SD Grand chanb srIan, New
| orlesna
Daniel Y. scrurrs, SD, Grazd Steward, New Orleans
| John Melton, sd Grand Aidds-csmp, New ors.aG
| T. Carroll, SD, Grand Tyler.
Grand Annual Communication, Second Wednesday In
January.
Stated sittings: nss March, ash Juns ss September sAa
| eth December.
GRAND coMMAKDERY KNIGHTS TENPLARa
ST. ssml NJ Tsdd r. Z. Grand Commander. New Orleans.
Or. Fulgencs kcau v. Z. Deputy Grand Commander.
| New OrissBs
ST. Jss r. Hornsr T. Grand Gensrslis.ine orlssns.
ST. w. 4 whitaker, 4. Grand Captain General New
Orlssna
| 81. Hy h svss-y, Il. Grand Prslats; New orssak
sr. VIM McDuf. e. Grand 8. w., New Orleans.
ST. T. A. Bsrtletts e. Grand J. w., New orIs&nS
sr Emanuel Blessy. T. Grand Treasurer New Orleans.
| ST. Gust sontax. &. Grand Recorder, New Orleans.
ST. A. Z. Billings. Z. Grand Stand bearer, New orissn
ST. Jos. r Turck. E. Grand Wander, New Oriesns
ST. Stephen S. selleck Grand Captain Of the 0uArds
Next annual osnelsvs February "a 1865. A. O. 10.
| DEGREE A. AND A
Chss Lsfon de Ladebst ssd New OrleanH
| James O. Bachelor, N. d. SD, New Orleans.
Dep Insp Gen. wm n. Perkins sd, New Orleans
3 n. Todd. sss. New Orleans
yEs. 7. Aearos. ssd kew orIssnA
GRAND COUNCIL Z AND s. N
q. N. Todd. NJ r., Grand Master. New orlssnA
Hy r. swassy, p, Deputy Grand Master, New OrisanA
John w. Jones' t. IIiustrcus Grand Master. shf svspsr
Joha @. oordy. @. r., Conductor o. WORK, FrAnkiiE-
H. Breen, q. @. Of the Guard, Ns~ Orls@zsL
Jessph p. hornor. O. Treasurer New orie~n<
Gus. sensag q. Rsesss, Esr orissns
Rev. Thos B. Lawson. O. Chaplain. View oHsAah
4. p. Buckley, q. Consnctcr, Hev Orleans.
r. L. Bruce. O. Steward. Few Orissnz
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