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STATE O. vERHONr. In Probate Coart reid a.
a s.aISGroS nIsrKIcT $ 3oufp-l'e-- i'm "a j DIG
+ 49,, on the % DAY or Feb, !. j. lSiS
IIESRY BhkNE-. aGniuistr.tor 81 ti4= e.,tte
4 1 not aiready aimIn stored Of koe ner-r "tcstoG5
ste Mo tPeiieT in said Dis-ric deceased. lreafs
adIcini>Ta tirn accom- Ter examination ana .ti"N
,nce appc ton far decree go eisfrf atl0s
It'd partition of the estate o; sad fece set
Whereupcn. II rs ordered by said Cnurt. 1at = Il
.ccount ard said app c alton referred L. sion
4 aid Court br held at the Prob ts ihc- 80
.aif HontPel3er, th- 25th day "f February, \ D
Ices, for hearing and decision her
And further ordered. tIlst notice hereof h.
given ali Pers interested, hy publication Of tIt
> three weeks successively IN the g esn Soun
2 Freem II, PEI publ shed = montpelier
previous 10 and ''ne appointed Tor h. that The
cay appear saii tim and place, aad show cause
Z any they have vhy std account houi BOG TT
iowed. nd such decree made
BY the Court.
F5N3. Attest. X " 81 kd.t. judge
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great width. If preferred. lay the floor with
lath or narrow boards, with room for ventila-
tion. Each post should stand on stone, about
three inches from the ground, and each stone
have foundation two feet square. and below
the frost.-Correspondeat Of American Insti-
tufe Farmers Club
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MISCELLANEOUS.
Central and SUDlI-
van threads.
&4lSs@s:E;sEEs $3.50
WINTER ARRANGEMENT.
(,o.n,aonc,nn December 2 lSOI.

Co., - -
WINTER ARRANGEMENT.
Commencing December 2, 1867.
Train ~ < otMs south saS s!<As
Leave Montpelier at SO, A. L., so and lO,o p
Mail Train leaves 81. Ahans al 6. 5 a n:., and con
meets at Buri ngtnn Rutland Road, W nite RIVER
Junction and Bellows Falls with trains Tor boston
Worcester, Springfield, and with trans en- fasSuinpso
T. R. arrives New York al 10, 10 P. N.
DAY EXPRESS Montreal n $50 NJ, -. johns
at lOOO A. NJ, Ogdensbursh 80 P. NJ, lodge al ND
lone leave a 75o NJ. Rouse's Point at IL 40 A. NJ,
Boston, arriving in Boston via L"weh al Ao'o
Pm
NroHr ExpsEss leaves Ogdenshurgh at II so A. NJ
Montreal al 3 30 p Rouse's Point at 5,iU P NJ, st.
nbus al so P. NJ arriving Boston al $40 NJ, con-
nectine al Bellows Falls Cheshire Read for Bosi n
and Worcester, and with Vermont Valley x n t"T
sprin gied &c. and arriving in New York at l2"o p
Trains Gofn. North and West
Leave Montpelier at 40 a. ~ s,l5 NJ, BPS =. Il
and $50 P. NJ. ,,o,
M for Burlington ST. Albans, hontreal:
NAL Train leaves Boston via Lowell, al oO A. NJ 10
and Fitchburg AZ $50 81, SPfiheheiu 81 '4'
NJ, for Burlington 81. Adams go
Accommodates Train leaves Northiieid al sUo A. ~
for Burlington, Rutland, - Adams h"useS io'' -
densnureh. ,,,,. N IN p
Nrs.r ExrRsss TRAIS leaves Bellows Fails al io,Vu 7
M receiving passengers from NeTiinni Nalley -
leaving New York - Il and from i.eShife 81
Junction with train leaving Boston al 90 fa iof our
nston R,ises Point. Mon real and osden~bnfsh' con
Meeting with Grand Trunk trains for tie West
Sleeping cars attached 80 both the hi@ht eA
running between st. AibGns ana bostIh az" 49,
Aihans and springfield.
Through Tickets Chicago and the VI est tor sale al
the principal siatICns. .u,.. 49,.
- Aihans Dec. 1867
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CIR a Ed AVE.
CELEBRATED
American peerl SIS Soap.
Tie Best Ean.iLu .Soap an The Wo,Id

Soap strictly pure in every particular 1t con
ains the prep lriun o To~n I" make II ""fA win
ease fl will uue the fabric washed with
IN the slightest degree IL - peFtec y tee ir" al ci
nErr mi offensive matter - crnn"h n hia"t
iher ~nsps r al not make the hands aud CHAP
hnt heating IL make- q1ck aHd beauti-
(nl lsther splendid Tor washing me itsuds-
face and all bathing purposes, only II - not erfumed
Ii ,gi make good Sh soap ~ can he pFdnred
nv giving il proper Il emtt~ pleasant al while
und leave the ciuhe~ sweet ana clean, a.
material at hioh it - composed y strictly pure aud
nf the verv be-: quality. II VII remove gfeS~e I'M
stains mailer at well az any bar
however higiy recommended u VIII wash ~
ard tie entire satisfaction ct
all IT can very hard salt waier with The
very best III sTll amount eat sal -aia = hrsr
dissolved sid added water. Ii Will accomplish all
that INV soap - ~ia- id property d"-
i for eT> !
hn-< essential pr shaving bsfhHE-
wss8ug h'ud- and face oniy ct THE mechanic
latever calling hui faiIoi4Sr No " hell vrry
much hegr Inutet, delicate nature and e.
every description of clothes washing
The sap : warranted ia particular To- pro Ne
reTes. nted. T'y IT. Il VI recommend i-e For sale
o.. grocers ever where Manufactured 10y CUR1I- bA-
Wis. Boston. F5jNh
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nave q IOunOdtion Two Icet square. ana below
the frost. Correspondent Of American Insti-
tufe Farmers Cfub.
GRAfIING.-Dr. Kegel describes new
method Of grating as practiced by Herr
Ereundlich, one of the Russian court garden
ers, with remarkable success Instead of
taking the cions from the previous years
wood, with the bud Just beginning to swell,
the still soft growing lateral shoots are select
ed when from half TO one and a half inch
long, and either bark or tongue grated, care
being taken not to draw the ligature too tight,
as they swell much more rapidly than hard
wood scions Success, he says. Is certain, 1t
care be taken that the sap of the stock is in
motion at the time the operation is performed.
He recommends this mode as superior to al
others, especially for hard wooded trees, such
as quercus, fagus, etc, which are usually
dlfhcuit to propagate from the old wood.
New roses and plants, which it is desirable
increase rapidly as possible. may also be
advantageously worked in the same manner.
-F1orist and Pomo'ogia-
Fowls n FIELDS AND GARDENS.-A writer
IN the Scottish Farmer gives IN interesting
account of his experience in poultry keeping,
and the good service they did him IN Kidding
his garden Of various insects The birds
with which he commenced were the silver
pencilled Hamburgs, which until they were
taught bad habits by the introduction Of q
number Of barnyard fowls, showed little dis
position To scra tch otherwise damage the
flower beds. His conviction Is. that unless
they are allowed TIE run Of the garden in dis
prop0rtionate numbers, the service they ron
der very far Outweighs any injury they may
do To seed or flower beds. In due proportion
md PnenuentIV of the commercial nrntita al
raising poultry for the market, they are un-
doubtedly the farmers friends.
Ducks, which are the most industrious and
VOracious devOurers Of insects, have this ad-
vantage over their feathered congenerS, that
they cannot scratch. and have very limited
powers Of flight over fences and other barriers
into forbidden precincts.
PAckING BEsf.-As was just now pack
ing my winters beef. it occurred to me thai
some OF your readers might profit by being
told that the same kind Of - pickle > which
gives pork hams the right favor Will keel
beef in good order for hroiling or boiling nm
til warm weather.
The steak Of lon or sirlOin thus treated il
sweeter and tendcrer than the same article,
unsalted
take for granted that everybody knows
how to pickle pork hams. If you do not
you may tell them about four pounds salt anC
two pounds sugar to the hundred pounds o
meat, is generally about right.
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$50. Agents Tor Medicines manufactured ~ ~: J. W
Po1.x. VIZ: Cedar Pias;er, DisTrtHa kh'tr Ind al
PIE Remedy. Csihstic Pil~, &c F&&4iiy
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10 REMOVE ScRsw RUsrED N IHL WOOD.
Heat q poker in the fire red Il and put il
Cn the ton Of the screw FOR a minute or two
then take the screw-driyer and YOU will easl
" get it out, if you do it while it is warm
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MASONIC.
CORRECT LIST OF REGULA II Lone m
urDEE TEE JURISDICTION or
THE GRAND LODGE OF LOUISIANA.
PERFECT UNION LODGE NO. L

d W.. Dial " ~ T,lln.
po,.p sr.. -.
"oN
xo~ oS sIeeH corner o. hissH' s.reee
n0srs-r Lev.ssenr' W. NJ m Dios1-A
rs o..' ooa ,~n,,
uo--,1 49,. .,.'s,',N- .
H.mhs,.' Is1 Ii hN1 r "s o, ~ So ~
Brsvu.J. W.; Fred Holyl.nd, Secretary.
CoscoRDF LODGE NO.
heess IN Polar Hall Rampsr. History
streets. New Orleans cncers-J B. sorzpau. W. NJ; j.
DevrOn w.;r FsrrAnt- j. W.; A Dsvron. Score
ty .vpsxxpp.scp ,ooay M
"ooN NJ
hese corner Main and - Glands streets New oresns
omeer'IhsHD " osA' !" NJ osny reoAire' 'S"''h
W, = a -
Los AMIGOS DEL oHDEN LoDoE NO
Meets on CONT between Where and kseuson stress New
0reAnH o@ 1865 rs1eHSs' "; " saAn s0A'ss'
" y y = '
ST ANDREW LODGE NO.
hse's on hAmp~ street between ain and ~ streets
rev one-ha omce"-n. oen'e' W Nit N, Medals vs.
g. D1"''N o. vs. a DunAi' ee''N'
sHkkolo LODGE NO.
s.sI hSl corner sna h,,sos "r's
~ 80, W. q x,1n.ns. ss~r.,.r.
vs. - Iae.' :. W. A'DsA'.' Seo'
HUMBLE OorrAsk Lopeb No ~
ops,Ouss.' 81 LANDRY p-IiSo La omSss.Ja%s. Ray,
n v,.hsS. s-.. - 1890 vs. N'r-
''''--~ ,rD,.',,,., a d.. ....
"heihAs siAA hopsH NJ n
"a. D p..u.. q ~ , "a cA...h--,.,.T ~ -
Eceu,r., secretary.
OF .Ia.Ns IonnR Nh %
I..S,.n r.. Ts,e,sn. Psr,.S II oa..r.- Ana.
Hazard, W. n; VIM o M.triny, 5. w.: A I. BannOn,
J. W.; & G. nblinger. Secretary ..
PELICAN. LODGE NO 81.
s,s,i,n. w !. Iahn " R.rr, 49, R.n.nds,
secrelAry. -
PHGNI1 LODGE NO s. .t...
Nstehitochss. La omcsu-J. e BredA, W NJ; a.
J.sl, s W.; Geo. 8. Esg.s.On, !. W. VIM. Payne sscrs
tAry
FOYER MAooENIoUE LODGE NO ~
Meets On h~mp.n ''isss oe'~ssn NAN ana 81 rnl,p
se'', s" S' , nv c Dls' W - "
VS. y vs. - '' ''''''
JACksoN LODGE NO. d
| se,n" w 1 0~uSO -'" M - ~ - I
- ss " w. - vs.
Meets on St LOUIS near o.ibOrns street. New Orleans
ohcers- faiL schneider w NJ OhAs. Aoerennis W.
. a. A0enn' d WI JACOB "1ssnhe'm' Secretary
ST JAMES LODGE NO AZ
Baton Rouge, La oheers-seo PIKE. W. NJ; W. H.
s'rOu0e' W. ~ hos'' . W ''''A''''"'Ar '''i'
AD MTNpRN LopgE NO 81
x,,o.r T.. ome,r.-J W. s-rr, wv. n Ra,cssnL
WI c.r,.r wv parton ssr,.,.rv
o,Ivp tonav xo :,
Clinton East Felicians Parish, La oaoer-G. ". Nun
T, 80 N, - aO--"--' - w. " - . vs.
' - : ..-.s.
ONAoh FhAiEhNAL hOD1- No ID
farmersvile La ohcsrs-W. T. smith, w. M L. b
Toppkins' 3 W; W. Il Mcfarland, - W; Thomas Q.
Lewis Secretary
MOUNT GERIzlM LODGE NO. 81
Bsstrop La oncers-S O. Parsons W NJ; Jno w.
Higman, s w.; ID. C. Morgan, j. W. A. L. Bussey Score
tsry
DE SOIO LODGE No %
.a.,a ns,op.,.h T. or.. pn, vyu,
w nj J.ckson pougss 4 VIZ williams ] WI
A Nccis.aosp Secretary
..,,,,. 49,.
Franklin -. mar, P.-,.h n. Omc.rr-A T. rncha,
VI M I. Normnn Trevb,dv. 4 w Wm a P.,kar i w.
a l. Rand at s.cr-srv ~
FRIssas or HARxoNy IoDGE No a.
Meet. in GRAND Lodge a All ss, Orleans, oaeas-rar,s.
pav,. W NJ. p Nccol0an & W. q T. Witternore w
UL.l MARI. s.cr.t.rv
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EHkEsT TURPIh, NaoLEeALE kAEUFAO-
Il turer Of stick Candy Fancy Candies Chocolate Cream
ITops Sugar Almonds, Rock Candy, Jujube P.sts, Gum
props and ssrops 81 ssssm Importer Of Fr.oeh osns
hins Decorated Toys cossaeae Fancy rapers Tor Cake
and New Year Presents Oomucopias, stc. Ne e
I'd Leves street, between St. Louis and Cent sest New
Orleans, Il.
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QUENA VISTA ENGLIsn
and
CLAs sICAL sCHo

ID
ssICAL sOHo
HsvinR resurne6 taer Of three years. ny
former home IN Immediate vicinity Of Franklin Tenn
win open on MONDAY, the 10th Of September next IN
yish and Classical School the education OF Boys.
The locality Of this Institution delightful combining a
the advantages and country The grounds ample
Andw beagan identified and adorned with ornamentatre
shrubbery The building large and we'll ventilated
admirably adapted for School purpOse The house has beer
recently furnished cellar garrett now bein
repanted epspered recleansed and repuhed that
locality In the whole country will be heathfuL
The discipline Of the School will be mild and parental
arm and decided and every effort viii be made develop thu
shysca intellectual and moral faculties Of the pupil Tha
Principal Of the School prepared to board Twelve
ScnOlsrA
Terms tor Session Of Five Months:
Tuition In Primary Department .-..............SB
Higher Branches Of Msthemstics snc Classic
Board per month, including fue and hghts..... %
Contingent le
Washing ct lsundress prices
JAMES AcNUrT. Principal
References from Tennessee-Col Jno. NcGsvOck Gen. NJ
p DeGranenrsid Col ON Perkins R. II. Bradley, ESQ,
Col W. s. MeLemore, J. B. McFven, ESQ, Col John L
House, Rev A n. Cunningham, d. D., Rev. Francis ii
Davis, Dr.. John Park, John Garter, Esq, & n Ewing
ESQ.,. Judge P. g. s. PeTkins J. w. Nelly RObt p. Moss
Allison
References from vrginis-Hon- Andrew 8. Fulon, Dr.
" .ssnasrs, Gen Wn- Terry, c. S. A. Randall heGsvocf
ESQ.,, ssni Crockett ESQ.,, ThsmAs Wood, ESQ.,, Rev.
r. Lacy, J. G. Graham, c. G. Tate, stephen hcGsvock
James n Whery, wythe county; Gen James A Walker
Dr. Edvi. q wsssOn j. B. Alexander, Esq, Rev. Banl
Ewing. Js.~s N. Cloyd. ESQ.,. Pulaski county
NOTICE--THE coPARTsERsHIP aEREToFokE
~ existing IN this city under the stre Of REGARD
ELOWEk Nab IL this day dissolve BY mutual consent
Richard Flower charged with the settlement Of the shar
Of the late nr and VIII continue the Commission and Fac
forage business on his 0se rs rsvisr street
RICHARD LOWER
= - Surviving Psrtzef.
New Orleans, Marc LlS68
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A nd oofTos PiokEas. corner 5, Hons and h.
James IN the Immediate vicinity Of the fOIloxns
Prsssss Mississippi Louisiana Fire Pro0t Alabama ship-
9ers' Planters Tyler Fsctors Commercial Psnczn, Or
cans Merchsnts veksburg and Penn Having hrstclass
proved be prepared V haul gin and pick oss.r trea
800 a. pri.. cs,rsps ono. Irs sr.v,-r ..r..s.q
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GRAND r A CHATTER.

Samuel NJ Todd NJ E. Grand high Priest, New or,sAs
l. q. ParSOss, Deputy Grand High Priest, Basrrop
r. c. Stirring, Grand King. Bayou Sara --r q.
h BreeD, GraAd Scribe. New Orleans.
Henry r swssey, Grand Treasurer, Nes Oriesas.
J. C. Bachelor, Grand Secretary, New orlszns
Thomas B. Lawson. Grand Chaplain Bsstros
Joseph HOrnor, Grand Capt Of the Host Nov oris&a
q. TsdAle, Grand p. g., Monroe.
Henry Hamburger, Grand Z A Captain, New Orls>zs
W. W. Leake, Grand Master Third Veil, Bayou sara
NJ X Girsrd, Grand Master Second Ven, OpelousaA
". ?. Rsiheigh, Grand Master First Veil, Franklin.
3. 8. Burke, Grand Guard. New Orleans.
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GRAND CoNkIST0RY s. Pr. z 3 THIRTY SEQ
DEGREE
s. N. Toad SD, Grand Commander IN Chief Nv oreanE
John ClaibOns. S2d First Lieutenant Commander Esp
Orleans
Fulgsnce Rieau ssd Second Lieutenant Commander. Ne,
Orssns
John l. Lewis SD, Grand Constable, New Orleans
John @. Smith $50, Grand Admiral New Orleans
Samuel r Walker. sd, Grand Minister Of State. Esv
Orleans.
Dr. James c. Bsichslor SD, Grand ohsncsOr. New Or
leans
Ben Ds silva, SD. Grand Almonsr New orisznA
Emmett d. Craig SD, Grand Registrar, New Orleans
John l. Mcclure. d, Grand Keeper Of 5. and A, ksv
Orleans
wn NJ. Perkins, $50 Grand Treasurer, sew orie.n.
by. r. swsssy. S2d, Grand Primate, New orlsanA
e Solomon, $50 Grand Provost, New Orleans.
James Scot SD, Grand Expert, New Orleans.
James O. Wilmer, SD, Grand Assistant Expert, Me-
Orleans
Jean Lamsrre, SD. Grand Besusenior, New Orleans
Angel Martin Esd, the v B. Ee~ Orleans
Bruno de Lucas, SD Grand Master Of the Guards
Orleans.
William c. Chsmbsrlin, SD. Grand Chamberlain Ne,
grlesns.
Daniel T. Soruggs, sd, Grand Steward, New orlsana
John Melton, S2d, Grand Ad-de-Camp, New Orleans
T. Carroll, sd Grand Tyler.
Grand Annual Communication, Second Wednesday n
January.
Stated sitngs list March, 18th June September ART
nth December.
GkAND CoMMAEDERY KNIGHTS TEMPLARs
ST. Fuleence Ricau r Z. Grand Commander New Orleans
81. jos. p aOnOr, V. Z Deputy Grand Commander New
Orlsana ..
ST. Jno A. Stevenson T. Grand Generalissimo, New Or.
ears
sr. ". r whitaker, Z. Grand Captain General, Nsv
Oriesns
ST. by. r swsssy. e. Grand Prslats; New Orleans.
sr. VIM McDun e Grand S. w., New Orleans
sr. I. A Bartlette, e. Grand J. W., New 0rleADs.
sr. Emanuel Bessy, Z. Grand Treasurer, New OrsAnA
ST. A. Z. Billings, e. Grand Recorder, New Orleans.
Sr. James B. Tot, E. Grand Stand bearer New OrlsaI
sr. james Stafford Z. Grand Sword Bearer.
sr. Jos r Turck, Z. Grand wSrder, New Orleans
sr Stephen s. selleck b Grand Captain Of the Gusrda
Next annual Osneave February IL IS69, A. O. $50
ACTIVE MEMBERS OF THE SUP. O. THIRTY.THi
DEGREE A AND A
OhAs Laron de Ladebst, SD, New Orleans
James @ Bsicbelor, N. d. ssd New Orleans,
Dep. Insp Gen. VIM NJ Perkins SD, New orOanA
NJ Todd, SD, New Orlesns
inc. T. Monroe SD, NsE orlesnA
GRAND COUNCIL r AND B. n.
.. M Todd, N. p, Grand Master New Orleans
by. r. swssey p, Deputy Grand Master New Orleans
John W. Jones' T., nustriOus Grand Master shreveport
John @ GOrdy, O. p, COnductsr Of WORK. FrsnkltaL
D. Breen, O. q. Of the Guard, New Orleans.
Joseph p aOrnOr, @. Treasurer, New OrlsanL
Gus. sontsg, O. Recorder New Orleans
Rev. ThOs B. Lawson, q. Chaplain. New orlsAAL
z. p. Buckley, O. Conductor, New oresnS
z. L. Bruce G. Steward, New OrleanA
Esastus Wells. g septiusi. Nsv Oreans-
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AGRICULTURAL.

DICE MILLs.... .............klCE MILLS
Having secured tAe services Of Mr.. PETER EoKINLAY
ne inventor Of the moe. approved RICE PoUSDER
ase who has been 30 engaged the con
ruction erection s0d management Of Rice Machinery
prepared under his supervision to construct all kinds
Of Machinery reqred the preparation Of Rice for the
market ana 70 furnish al necessary drawings and specn
catisns.
model OF MeKnlsys Patent Rice Hullsr, suitable for
hose who cultivate Rice for domestic consumption bs
cen ct eur establishment
LEEDS a 90,
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MASONIC.

stewart w. n; John n Moore, sE.; n. W. ". vs-sn.yi
"; james HOuEh Secretary.
PERFECf HARMONY LODGE no. liza
Grand Lodge Hal, n. o. ofeen-y u Dsoastro w. n
A. Dssola q w.; \. Booth, W., white secrssAzY,
UREKA LODGE NO IN.
woodvile. Jackson Parish, La 0meers-o H. Howell
wM; 4. Jackson. 8. W.; O ". Lyle. W.; ". K Red
TULIP LODGE NO. i7s.
Tulip Claiborne Ps-ish, La Onicsrs-H. r. NcOindsr
n; @ L. Hays q W.; I. 3. TarkiniOr, J. w.; B. O.
Frazier, Secretary.
CADDo LODGE NO. l7s
Shreveport La onHeen-P. ". n. Cummings, ". NJ; :.
.. Davis s. w.; VIM. HnbsOn,J VII, Secretary
LITTLE FLOCK LODGE no lsa.
Gnmisses Blur Sabine Parish, La oeicers-wm. n Az.
tony, w. M; Chsries Bennett W.; Geo W. Wei. J. ".
N. K sprsight, Secretary.
yEFFERsOsIAN LODGE no Isl.
Kingston, De Soto Parish, La Ohicers-phas Z Qraw
ford, " NJ; B. 8. Logan. g. W.; l. p Scott, J. w.; Ew
Lsley, Secretary
sam TODD LODGE NO. ia
Sugar Town, Cslcasieu Parish, La Onicers-John
w.h; Z. L. simmOLE 8 W; D. A Cole. J. w.; O. VI
Richardson, Secretary.
LoSGwooD LODGE NO la
Hoss Mills, Csddo Parish, La Ofcers-Thos r. vAuehAA
". NJ; B. T. Cola g. W; h q ounis J. W. J. n Cam
ton, Secretary.
SPRING CREEK LODGE NO. Is
Spring Creek Church, Washington Parish, La omsers-
HARDY Richardson ". NJ; q p. Bailey, 8. W.. e. .. Js1
sins, J. WI J. c. Fieher, Secretary.
ORPHANS FRIEND LODGE NO lA
Big Cane St Landry Parish, La osoers-eso. ". ssas
deck, " NJ; P @ oslhhan 9. W; E. o. Hays, J. w.;
8. Smith, Secretary.
FLAT LICK LODGE u. D..
Flat Lick, Claiborne Parish. La. ohcers-w p MeysEi
" NJ; Henry Jones, 8. W.: R L. Hssty. w.
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ARTICLE FIFTH.


All powers Of the Corp shall be vested In Bo,rd Of
Directors consisting q iht persons escf of whom sha
own least shares Of the Uapa Corpora
tim On The fret monday of thousAna etshi
hSrd s,S and and snsuay he-s e, an ssesios
the Corporations Of which eleetOR pr
orys shaI be gwen in newspapers published New Or
voted upon shall Be sufficient to eet such res,ors Who
The hrst after their election sha choose q
Ihs Pre- dent shall rres de at all meetings Of the said
inability the Bosrd of elect one Of their
the fun powers PrssideDt The failure to cleo d..
rsG5 n hen saa nSf the said
o.ber election held o. which notice shsI be given
above prOyeed for and shall continue until election De
ARTICLE SIXTH.
The Board Of Directors ha sppsiut Secretary all
such eis and .. may be may remove .ns
ration and The amount Of security that sha De reqare from
such bylaws for the management aud regulation
tue affairs Of the ssd erpora As may be necessary aud
ir% Quorum as also to slsS oases thereof sod me
occur tneren BY DEATH absence or resignation
''-'' ' ARTICLE SEVENTH
Each shareholder at al meetings for the election Of Dsc
oher ths be entitled d. ectly By proxy
TO one vote On each share Of stock held BY him
ARTICLE EIGHTH.
All Of stock shall be Office Of Com
pany beck OF transfer 90 De kept for hat purpose the
Of record such abee Sy ali the terms eondioas
tpu atoms Of this act and and ali the rules egs
tons bylaws made and adopted in pursuance hsreoL
ARTICLE NINTH. A1
This Corporation shall be- continue for and during tbs
presents and may organize Tor 6usss as soon As TWO
ihds Of capital stock shall hive bees subscribed for
ARTICLE TENTH.
The following named stockholders viz John Davidson,
tIaLk W Seymour James ID. Blair Robert Roberts and
james NASn are hereby the INST sosrd Of D
number Presden1 the Board shall until
prseded oy their successors to be elected provided
ARTICLE ELEVENTH
The Board OF Directors may accept professionally any
any amendments q the La under which the same Z
iImed ~ The adoption Of any new ae' o. he legislature
the fna acceptance of slch privilege shall
be by voIe Of majority in amount OF the Stock
ARTICLE TWELFTH.
The liquidation OF the sfar said Corporation at the
m us $ ss BY T BoR
duly eleced BY majority in Of the stockholders
u US notice " two nswspspsSs pSSSss IN New Jr.sas
The period Of hgnss,ioA ana sas Of Their
iquidator shall be fixed such the said Stock
holders may At such general melting Determine.
ARTICLE THIRTEENTH.
The names Of the stockhods their esio ences and the
sscsred to this sci and opposite
each respectively.
Thus and passed n my Office. Orleans ahore
said in the Of MessTs jane. Graham and George
enas Of lawful age dOmciated ~
hereunO sign with parties me- tie said
rotary, the day and date aforesaid t.s
,Ongils Al Signed $500. ~.
JOHN DAVIDSON, r. FONTAINE.
ID MUsBET, r W. SEYMOUR,
NJ y. RIGEY, JOHN LEkOs,
W. III. MCCLELLAN, A TYLER,
JNO. r MANGO. Agent, JNO. HALLIDAY,
j. U. kIAON, and Others
JAS GRAMAM,t
O. o. CENAs AEDREW HERO JR,
Notary Public
A true copy from the original.
tsigned) ANDREW HERO, ia,
Public
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b. r swssey, N. ". Grand Master, New Orleans.
s. q. Parsons. r W. Dept Grand Master, Bsstrop.
s. o. scruegs, K W. Senior Grand W., ClOutieryine
VIM. McDuf, r W. Junior Grand W, New Oresns
samuel N. Todd W. Grand Treasurer, New orisank
Jas O. Bachelor " Grand Secretary.
Rev. DR.. O. 4. hedges, ". Grsnd Chaplain.
N. n. BRAY. W. Grand Senior Deacon, sabine
ia OBJ Kile, ". Grand Junior Deacon, Kile's knlA
W. Homsn, " Grand Marshal Ne~ Orleans.
Rene Lafnn, W Grand sword Bearer. New Orleans
N E. GirATd, " Grand PursuivznL Varmillionyilla
s. o Smith, Big Csne Pm Bidault, New Orleans; J. b
haEkins, Mansfield; Samuel Levy, New orlsaAs-W
Grand Stewards.
Ajax Queant, ". Grand Tyler, New Orleans
Grand ANIMAL COnvocstiOn second Monday IN Februss
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The capital stack .sd Company z. hereby a..a q tss
Lara divided into shares OF FIFTY Dollars each all Of vhics
TO be paid At or before the sgnng Of these which
capital increased exceeding mil
hon, the should be required by twothirds capital