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xioua TO sell round lots at the latter figures but

anxious TO sell round lots at the latter figures, but
entertain higher expectations.
RAcoN-We have no sales of importance 10 no
tice. Business continues 70 De oonnned r;.ss
and we continue TO quote shoulders 1870 l4c;; GEAR
Tibhed sides I6l6ll7c., and clear sides l7sGlsc.
- n. Sugsr.cured hams 2OG2lc. and Inferior do
16@I9c. u b. ...
In the movements of this article to-day. Buyers
have come forward with q will and invested very
freely at our outside figures of last market report
sales 10 day embrace some 656 kegs, viz l70 and
900 at l9sc., and 100 and l20 kegs at zoe. q d.
We are advised OF an offer Of l6c. for 200 tierces
prime Lard having been rejected by one OF our
lea ding firms to-day. We Iuote Lard in tierces
lsa@lsc.; in kegs 2Oa@2lc. v d. ,, a.
FREI6HTs-The shipping movement sun I 1s
closes q very heavy and steady falling on: Inc
tonnage in port on foreign and domesnc &C.
count is reduced to the summer standard Wnno
the demands for freight room indicate oo,.e
ponding or perhaps greater abatement. We ~"
quote nomnally cotton to 1s ss tobscco $751;
f9our a.: London I'D. for cotton, 31s. od; ,of 70
bscco To New York BY steam and sail &c. LOT
cotton. lI61l5c. for corn 6O@I5 LOT hour anu %
Tor tobacco. To Boston BY san 4gtc. for cotton
iSaITo. for corn and 65070c. for -four. To Bre-
men by sail, E0lc. for cotton, and S5s. Tor 20,
bscoo. To Hayre by sail. ltc. for cotton, aud
tI2 for tobacco. To Philadelphia, BY steam, ic'
for cotton. To Boston, steam, lie. for cotton,
hour euc., Bfan iio-
SALES AND DELIVERIES OF CorT0N.-The New
York Journal of Commerce Of the Sd inst. has the
following under the above heading:
The cotton dealers have been for some time dis
cussipg the difficulties connected with the adjust
ment OF CLAIMS and disputes In regard to sales
and deliveries Of this staple. and have at last
agreed upon rule which will obviate nearly all
the trouble. The following document resulting
from this agreement has been signed BY the whole
trade. We find sixty names appended to It, and
can recall but two firms not thus represented,
These two are incidentally omitted, only because
of the absence Of those entitled to decide the
question.
We, the undersigned, receivers Of and dealers
in cotton, do hereby authorize all brokers through
whom we nsy sell cotton, TO 10 sert 10 all contracts
Of sale made on our account, the following clauses,
and pledge ourselves TO enforce the same on all
sales made for rs, on and after this date, VIE
"No reclsmations allowed on any cotton OF the
grade Of low middling and below unless the differ
ence In qualities in any one bale Is to the extent
of one full grade, and even In such case no reea-
nation is 10 be allowed unless claimed on de-
livery of the cotton. No reclamation allowed for
iron hoops or bands TO the number OF six on each
bale, IL not of unusual weight"
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L. o. O. r.


Grand Lodge OF Leuisiaaa-
THE z. W. GRAND LODGE or LOUISIANA. L o. o. y
u.,s o., the fourth Tuesday January and
INV IN Nav orlesns ocer the present lsoS-E
Kushs Of No g. M ". Grand Master; J. Hunt Of No.0s
X w. d. Grand Master; Z. II. Fsirchid, OF No. IL N
Grand Warden Josiah Folger, Of No K W. ersna seefe
tary; w. Dsesderner, Of No. 20 w. Grand ffeAsare'
Luther Homss OF No Is and j. O. Dunlap Of No Is, r. ".
a Representative a. l. o. Rev a. Il More Of No u W.
Grand Chaplain; John Beno Of No. W. Grand hssnA'
A. Mszureau Of No. CO. W. Grand Conductor; j. Rsinsr.
Of No. To- Grand Guardian; r @. J. n ttsjohn Of NO.
Is W. Grand Herald
DEPUTY DISTRICT GRAND MAsrxRs-P. a. Jshn r. bsrnstt
Of No IT, District No. .; r. @. A. vsndegrn Of Ne v
District No 3: p O. g. Grissmors Of No. 81 District No.
O. p a. s. p Clarke of No IS District No. 9; r g. b. e.
CLANCY Of No District Ne. Z; a. Jacob schreiner OF
No. s. District No IL; P. g. H. Hunsicker, Of No IL DE-
trict Il; P. q. q. w. Guth Of No. %, District No
STANDING COMMITTEES STATE Of the order-P. a. Sire Geo.
W. Race Of No L. p @. Master W. o. Wilson, Of No. o.
p. q. Master Gardner Smith, Of No II.
JudicsaL-P. g. Master Luther Homes, Of No. Is; r. O.
D. d. O. N. Phi Schneider. Of No. 10 r. q. D. Wsdner
No. a.
Constitution and By-Lovs-r q. Master George Sungss
err Of No. 20; P. q. Henry Hasksn Of No. To- r g. VIM
wisstt, Of No. IL
Petition, and Aypeals -P O. Master q. Dunlap. Of No.
ls P. @. L. Graham. Of No. a; r. d. G. n Benjamin
Noses. sfNo. 6.
LegisLatipe-P @. Master Thomas H. Shields, Of Ne. 81
@. Master Howard Mnlspaugh, OF No. IL; p @. Joseph
Ssst, Of No. l.
Fynanoe.-P O. Master A Wallace Hunter Of No. 49, r.
q. Master Edward Psbury off 49, p. q. y. Tower,
ofNo. L.
Credentals-P q. A. ". MscDonel OfNs Is; p a. Frank
Phster Of No. q; p O. George Dirmeysr. Of No T.
communications to the NJ w. Grand Master or Grand
Secretary should forwarded to the scs Of the
etnry ever tho Mutual Insurance. Company cor
uer Of Camp street and Commercial Place.
JOSIAH FOLGER, 0rand Secretary.
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Eaton Bougs. Ohcers-oscr bsrsse VI - -
H. p; H. Czsriinsky, Scribe.
WASHINGTON MONUMENT No.G
M.,ts on the second and fourth Mondays In escn nona,
Marigny Buudsngs Third District oncsrs- y stahs'o r'
H. r. sturcksn, II. p; J. Reiner, Scribe. ss
LAFAYETTE ENOANPkEFT NO.
Me~ss on the nrst third Wednesday In Jsnsrssn hs
o.rusr Of Magazine and Phillip streets Fourth Diss.
orcev-J w. Allen O. p; Frank Phstsr. n. r; esefxs
Bitter. Scribe
ODD FELLOWS REST.
Mests N the once Of Grand Secretary, the ssssod
Monday IN January, April July and octsesr The nsw
Ro.rd ses On the third Monday in January fsr Organise
ton oncersJ q. Dnslsp, Presidents Josiah fo'ses ses
tsry. Joseph West. Treasurer; John Quinn ssr.oA
GENERAL RELIEF COMMITTEE
M..t, IN oce Grand Secretary Friday evening in eve
month omcers-A W. Mcdonnell President; Josiah fossr,
Secretary.
WIDOWS AND ORPHANS GENERAL RELIEF Az
ISOLATION
Nests IN Office Grand Secretary last Saturday OF each mcn
Annual meeting last Saturday Jsnuary Officers Tor oo
NJ Rusha President; g. W. Roper Flint Vice fresiosAs'
Ps.,.r Second Vice President Luther Hsnss Sseretay
A wallace Hunter, Treasurer. -
ODD FELLOWS HALL ASSOCIATION.
Mat, srst Monday In each month"; once Of the Gr.ns
Secretary Election first Monday May for Director~
BOARD roR ls6S-Presidsnf-E. n. Rashs, NJ W. a. n
FSnanos Compsatse-J. q. Dunlap; A Wallace Hnnsss;
Eugene p. Brugsre.
Han oomnisss,-G. L. ThOs H. Shields. T. H. Fs'rchad.
George Drmeyer. .
@. W. Roper, Il. Nlllspsash, s. Z. Esors O. L. Hsau
hA'1'A JOSIAH FoLGER, Secretary.
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SUNDAY ARRANGEMENT Steam Train from City In
lien Of Horse Car Every SUNDAY MORNING, at O'clock
An Extra Train will leave the Otty Every SUfDAY EVEN
ING At o'clock On and after April 5th the Trains Will
leave either end Of the Road sundays EVERY HALF
HOUR from until O'Clock p.
FARE-To and from the Lake, same day Is cents Pas
GENTLY notify the Conductor prier TO depart
ure Of Train Fare to Genty station.Fteen cents each
way. GEO. fANDbLf, oenerh ouph
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oassls Nsrhsa
Orr or JsFYHRsoE.

Orr or JsrYsRsoS. July H. 1888.
Arrived since Saturdsy-3s9 Texas Beeves, 246
Calves and Yearlings and 245 MchCows. Sold-S38
Texas Beeves, 1888 Calves and Yesrlings, 295 Sheep
and Mich Cows. Stock on ssle-59S Texas
Beeves, 23l Calves and Yearlings, 30 Sheep and
% Mich Cows. We quote
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70 promote the social rstsAf and political vsibsns Of
he city Of New orsAns State Of Louisiana and the s
Southwest viii the future u has been In the pss
he purpose Journal The columns Of each days ISSUE
referred to earnest Of the fAthunes ana aoes
With which this design 10 executed.
While the stand point Of the CRESCENT Ia an ndeps.dsn
one wit reference al the subjects Of osnns.
md discussion opinions win always b found 70 b can
dialy definitely and fearlessIy sxprsassd
A carefully ssleotsd oorps Of
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NEW ORLEAss, JACKSON AMI
GREAT NORTHERN RAILROAD

A PASSENGER TRAIN LEAVES DAILY at 4 50 r. n,
making connections with Trains for Ycksburg Meridian and
with the Mississippi Central Railroad for the North and
East
ACCOMMODATION TRAINS LEAVE ON SUNDAYS
at $40 A. NJ going Brookhsven. Returning, leave
Brookhsvsn st $50 4 NJ on MONDAYS arriving In NeH
Orleans al II rs An
Excursion Tckes good for Train Of Saturday Sun
dav going north Of Sunday Monday south.
FREIGHT TRAIN LEAVES DAILY (except sundAJS
r s. WILLIAMS, General Superintendent
JAMES y0NGE, General Freight Agent
Ed WARE. General Transp0rtation AGENT
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RAILROADS.
THRoUGH RATES OF FREIGHT

RAILROADS..
THRoUGH RATES OF FREIGHT
NEW ORLEANS,
New York. Boston. PhiIadeiphia aad All
Points North and East;
VIA N. O., j. AND GREAT NORTHERN AND MIS-
sIssIPPI CENTRAL RALRoARS ETC.
ALL RAIL ROUTE.
No Insurance Required.
THROUGH BILLS LADISG SIGNED AND RATES
GUARANTEED.
NO, AND O. n RAILROAD oFFIcE,l
New Orleans July l, 1888.
Shppers are Informed that We transporting freight
between New Orleans and New York. Boston, Philadelphia,
etc at very low rates making saving the shipper By this
route Of from TWENTY Fifty PER CENT.
All claims for loss damage ovsreharge will be promptly
settled al points of delivery
For further information apply at the Depot on CsiOps
street, tho ONCE Of the Company No. a osrOndsst
street
T. g. WILLIAMS.
..... General Superintendent
JAMES yoseE, General Freight Agent
CPEED, COMFORT AND SAFETY
CAIRO AND ILLINOIS CENTRAL RAILROAD.
Quick and Direct New York Boston and all East
srn Cfties-Two Trains leave Cairo daily arrival
Of Trains and Steamers from the south.
hut Two Changes
BETWEEN NEW YORK AND NEW ORLEANS.
SLEEPING CARS
Through from New Orleans 30 Columbus without change
For Through Tickets New Orleans spply at the once Of
the n O.. @. N R R under City Hote at the Office Of
and Mississippi Steamship Company lO4 Com
street. the Oce Of the Iinos Central Railroad
Cairo WIN hU1hlr.
General Superintendent, Chicago.
W. p JOHNSON.
General Passenger Agent, chicago.
B. r. LONGLEY,
Genl Southern Passenger Agt New Orleans
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SUMMER RESORTS.
YELLOW SULPHUR SPRINGS.


YELLOW SULPHUR SPRINGS.
these celebrated and popular Springs, situated in Mont
sow open Tor Il. reception Of Visitors Of
the Springs going pubic respectfully invited 20 the
Uterine affections, and in of Debility act ass
Powerful Restorative.
They proven emnently useful in Female Diseases
Al" CHRONIC DIARRHEA
are regarded 3 specific.
The advantages OF this place are unsurpassed By
Of The Allegheny Mountains The air is always and
seDg the climate healthy and ssuoroSs the water o.
haasd and protected every hour in the day BY thick grow
The Hotel and buildings have recently been enlarged
noysd and .dtsd and The proPrss9ss as'es s
any watering place in the mountains and confidently ASK
Visitors 20 Re Springs will stop st ChrssiADsburg where
comfortable coaches will be in attendance on the arrival OF
each train, 20 convey them to the Springs
RATES OF BOARD.
Per Day.
Per Week 9 ~
For Longer period than two months per 50 %
osred and children occupying seats ct hrs
'A0is' hAH inc '' Dr.. JOHN B. RApvoRp.
General G c. WHARTON ,.,,.
J. DAVIS, formerly Of the NOrvsr House. Lynchburg,
Superintendent.
CwEET SPRINGS
MONROE COUNTY, WEST VIRGINIA,
VIII be opened for the reception OF visitors June 10Th and
as heretofore viii kept strictly nrstelas hotel fa,
from the South will take the Tennessee and Virgins
Railroad 10 Station where hsclsss coacnes VIII
be In readiness 70 convey them 10 the Springs
Board three dollars per day.
U O. FALMEK - o.
q O. PALMER JOSEPH WILD, l. B coxi
Importer, and Wholesale and Retail Dealers n
Carpsts, Mass. 0n Cloths. Etc. me-
%. "a q ana " O.mp ssrss< N-v Ov,.~na La
CrEWART, oALBREATH - fIzEk-
ANDREW STEWART, New OrIesas-wh. STEWART
WE aALBREATH-JoHN @. FIxKR. nsnphk
| Cotton Factors
sENERAL COMMISSION nERoHAEfs-
Ne ss Unisn street, New orlsAaA
/ GALBBRATH. sTEwART - co.
Nv. h GALBREArH-wM. sTEwARr-yEo. o. rIxKk
| Memphis; ANDREW STEWART. n o.
| wholesale aroeers and Cotton Fsetsrs,
10 II Union street, nsnphiI Tenn
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Correspondents. Hon. aad Foreign

Nd 70 the usefulness Of the CRESCENT By impartial lsss
upon topics the people Of this section Its lst
srs the people form not the least interesting and vua
Ole feature Of wefsd oolunna large share Of sseh
days Issue y given up 70
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NEW ORLEANS CRESCENT.
VHu NEW ORLEANS eREsOENT.

NEW ORLEANS CRESCENT.
TEE NEW oHLEAHs oH.s0sNr.
FrteI-c I'D l~rcg
OFFICE % CAMP ST.. NEW okLKAxa
rt.c
{. o. NIXON, EDITOR AND PROPRIETOR.
onelai journal OF she stsss OF Leuisisass
70 promote the social ratsriaf and political wsrbsns Of
s city Of New orisAns the State Louisiana and the s
Southwest viii future 10 has been In the psst
he purpose Of Journal The columns Of each days Issue
are referred earnest Of the fthulness and success
With which this design 10 executed.
While the stand point CRESCENT an indeps.dsns
one Wit al the subjects Of Newspaper oennsss
md discussion It's opinions win always b found 70 b cen
daly, definitely and fearlessy sxprsassd
A carefully ssleotsd oorps Of
Oorrs.poudents, Home aad Foreign
.. .....l.. .....---..-
add 70 the usefulness CRESCENT By impartial lstsss
upon topics the people Of this section It's LEI
ers people the least interesting and vslua
Ole feature Of its wensd oounna Large share q sch
day's Issue given NJ 70
.....-..t..-.---..
SOUTHERN ITEMS,
lis claimed that II. oREsoEEr j. no. ..rp.s.s ~ ..s
-'..--.
Commercial and Monetary BovieWss
r..F ....... -.-.-.....--... -.......
v bear the ssvsrsss scrutiny Is 70 ths fidelity sad
In bref the proprietor o. me UnksohNI proposes
olEoLE WIZ % 'ns o s, -. s1s ~. D
,rOvsmsns for the benefit Of its patrons
THE DAILY OhEoCEnT
-
.-..
rubLAshEb Event AonNo 'Aos'A" NNo''-sh
fesrv snoscnpHonin ~
aanyesrv'''.'''''''''''' ''''''''''''''''''''''''
-
VII found crowded with choice reading matter ssps0.
he anita. the mechanic the housewife the young and M
ed
-
hprssen"tn e hsvs Oh 'ns "ee.- 0-'As 49, e.
npon 'Opesoi prs. 111.SN-' -.
uisS'rens"so, 'ns n-on'y M
s....,t. 1850.
a'mesus oO
p0noen'e,
and has supplied
ths want Of me sou.nve"
for srEkLiSs ".s.Ii lAi "a
PEE mas proven ~ san .s' .''i1H io -
Fsrtsng, ALT crcustes IN Al
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GRIMAULT Co, CHENISIo, FAhIo'
PEPslNE the latest scientific discovery Of Dr. Cervissrt
physcsn his majesty the Emperor Of the French the
Gastric juice ITSELF rather the digestive principle purified
which diRests When. by cause
other supply Of digestive fluid too small the inevitable
digestion, gasts gastIagta inhAn-
nation Of the stomach and bowels heart
burn pituite snms. loss Of strength and Gin emslss
Cd oros The Elixir Of Pepsine which sanctioned by the
approbaton Academy of Aedcne sDcedy cures
ali such diseases and prevents vomiting during pregnancy
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CRENCM MEDICINES
PREPARED BY
GRIMAULT & CO., CHEMISTS,
% RUE RIoHELIEB. PARIA

Asthms, Oppression. Dyspnea.
INDIAN CIGARETTES OF CANABls INDIcA,
PREPARED BY eRrxAuLr 4 Co., CHEMISTS, PARIS.
Recent experiments in France England and Germany have
proved that there Cigarettes remedy Tor the
above distressing affections, especially when bellad0hna
stramonium and Opium have failed 10 give relief
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in Teeth
rightly & TACT pain RON ?, an. N, 5Ss intense
rspidy heal permanently as soon give no pam sp
ASpn'1 iss ~ wv % '"''A~ Jim GRAVES, |
Sole Agent for New Orleans and State Of LOUISIANA
Country Dsssrs and Druggists supplied
rIACTs I-n,..u. N. K,.n.r a Holsna.-, NO. 80
Psydr. :tr.ss Nasufscturers Of the HssiOf Btssrs
Gentsnen-I examined the patent th.. grantee
resns have prescribed ssd Bttsrs several times and In
very instance had occasion 70 ASCERTAIN their esneneia
nect remain ssnt.s%sp ysy rsspe Sos ~ - y"
ns,s. Za lola for he
Btssrs and md nonus IN the nSs
Ak in inordnsis quantities Indeed, is is nosniag bu
oTasl A,9Inss,e 9n ps. ,,.s ,naa sc nat
on.sI1 injurious 70 health and may Be recon
hs ya W >H''s WV ~ SCHUPPrRr n D.
A BOOK FOB THE UNfokruNArE.
"A nw,v r,vv,s ,pF.r,sr nm PRIVATE n1s
Eases Impotence Loss Of Power Nervous Debility, with
votes on s ~ ~ on rsesnt 81 IS ssnss by
= b DUFF GRIFFIs,
New Orleans hedicsi Insututs
where all prvst. disease. ar. successfully treated
: = ----------
~
10000. ..x,.,.r
-
u,,ere
GRIMAULT Il CO., CHEMISTS,
An pup prnuRrrru pAura
% nen nAo1'' A
.....-.-...-. ...-..-.. ..-.-....
Astbma, Oppression. Dyspnea.
PREPARED BY ekAA0hi w.
Recent experiments in France England and nsse
proved .hat NEE .,. .s,s.siiy vban Rsadosna
S..arn or;,-, .nd nnnr hsvs TAI al 10 gye relief
''iaNl"N' ~ Op ~
Digesive Lnxir OF
GRlhAULr Co, OhEsiSrs, rAne
Juics itself or rather the digestive principle purified
which dgests in the stomach When by some cause OF
other the supply Of digestive nua = VOC s % ,ns
~ Ss mncons coats o the stomach and bowels heart
burn pituite ansms loss Of strength and Gin femsleO
ch oross The Elixir Of Pepsne which sanctioned oy the
anprobaton of the Academy Of Medne speedily
all diseases and prevents vomiting during pregnancy
APPROVED BY TIE PARIS ACADEMY OF
uEnrCTNu
DAON1-
Uur,p du Ruisson,s Iodtde OF Iron and Man.
$500. p,u.
so"oso s'
long and tedious with the usual preparations Of IRON which
not unirequeny owk ~ NC 80 Pnasors Usnnon of
Of have 81 sn Ssb ~ we.
Iron is essential element OF toe blood These rms
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Country p,als,s and Druggist. supplied.


J BALDWIN DUFFs TREATISE ON PRIVATE DIS
BASES Impotency Loss Of Power Nervous Debility with
Notes lmpediments 70 Marriage should be res ey All con
smplsng marriage Sent by mail receipt Of Is centa By
J. B. DUFF GRlFFIs.
New Orleans Medical Institute
.....--- .----.--- 26l Magazine street.
where ali private diseases successfully treated
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MEDICAL.
WHO TAXES THE MoNEHs

Dr. woLCorT says be viii pay $1,000 to any person vhe
viii produce . remedy that will instantly remove snd
readily and pain Ia the Head reetn
Temples Neck, Shoulders. Breast Back, Heart Lungs
SIDES Hips Abdomen Legs, Ankles Feet Toes internal o.
external chronic, Old Ulcers, Fresh Wound s
Frightfsl osneern fact ~ pain nom any cause Ensa
Labor quick Pain Paint reduce
rapidly hes. permanently soOn give no pam IN It's sp
pcaton whether applied to the infant the most
feeble OF aged person and 10 harmless Pain Paint
Applied Free ct NO. 81 Carondelet street.
JOHN GRAVES,
Sole Agent for New Orleans and State Of Louisiana
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SOUTHERN ITEMS.

,arsfuy culed from exchanges In the selection, prsps
alton and Of News and sthsr Reading Mates
ts claimed that the CRESCENT 10 not surpassed By IN
shsr daily journal In the United stasss. Ths
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EAGLE DEGREE LODGE NO. 1.

Meets every third Saturday In Lodge Room No
ever the Mutual Insurance Company Camp and
Matches streets Orcer-A Mszureau, d. NJ; Chss. q.
Ees D. d. NJ. Henry HASKELL Secretary and Treasurer.
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NEW YORK.

Clothing purchasers Of Spool Cotton f
use on Sewing Machines demanding and strongest
Six-Cord.
VIII find p Nos So 60 and 20 expressly adapted
to THAR
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Eneampments.

THE r w. GRAND ENCAMPMENT OF LOUISIANA
Meets semi annually the fourth Wednesday In January
and July Ocers for 1861. TWinnsmore ONO s. NJ W.
Grand Patriarch; A. w. Macdone, Of No. s N. Grand
Nigh Priest; Jules A. Fiorst Of No. l. w. Grand Ward
IN; w. c. Wilson. Of No l. r W. Grand scrbe B. DasvA
OF No. I, r W. Grand Treasurer; Geo. W. Roper,
Of No. 8, r W. @. Juaior wsrdss A. Wallace
Hunter OF No. ], r. W. Grand Representative !;
George Nungesssr ofFo W. MARSHALL Frank Pnstsr, Of
No. T. w. Grand Sentinel N. FrankfOrd, Of No. ) W. d.
Grand Sentinel; Henry Jones, OfNO, DS No. Deputy
District Grand Pstrisrch
STANDING COMMUTERS. -Creientias and RaUns-Joth-
am Potter ofNo l. VIM, Bloomfield, Jr Of No 5 A ksza
resu ofNo.a
ssate Of The orde-J. a. Dunlap, Of No !, Lnthsr Homes
ofNe. l. g. Tinsman, Of No 8.
ys.anoe-B NJ Rushs Of No. 7, John B. Heno, Of Ne.
Geo. @. KauE, OfEo g.
Custit.afo and By-Lres-Hovsrd hillspaugh, elmo O.,
Edward Plsbury, ONO 5. II. y. sturcken sfNo. &
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1868-08-07
Duplin Against Nash"
sition.

A correspondent furnishes us an account
of large and enthusiastic meeting held at
Whitaker's Mill, in Nash county, on the
1st of August, to ratify the nominations OF
SEYMOUR and BLAIR, and to take steps to
form two Democratic Clubs, one of white
and one of colored voters. The best feel
ing and great enthusiasm prevailed.
Col. THOMAS s. KEENAN,, of Dupiin
county, who, with his beautiful AID ac-
complished bride, was on visit to Nash,
was called on for a speech, and responded
in an able, eloquent and appropriate man
ner. He paid handsome compliment to
the people of Nash county for their pat
riotic conduct in the last election !; but said
that Duplin, too, had acted her part we'll
and nobly, and he challenged Nash to
equal the majority that his county would
roll up for SEYMOUR and BLAIR at the No
vember election whereupon Capt. SAM
T. WILLIAMS, of Granville, who also adj
dressed the meeting, accepted the chal-
lenge on the part of Nash amidst the
cheers of the audience.
Old Nash seems to be fully aroused, and
is determined to do her whole duty in the
Presidential election. If our friends in
Duplin do not look well to their laurels,
Nash will bear off the palm of victory.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1868-08-07
The Iron-CIad Brigade.

Father Ryan, the talented Editor of the
Banner of the South, thus refers to the men
who forswear themselves for Office. His
language applies as we'll to those who were
not southern soldiers, but gave laid and
comfort" otherwise, as it does to those
who were. He says:
"Society in the south, before the war
and after the war, is as Hyperion to
Satyr" We find men of high standing
and honor denying to-day what they were
to die by six years ago. Men trampling
on banner and trampling its sacred folds
in filth, who, but recently, bore its staff
far on high, with their crests Illuminated
and victory flashing from their eyes, now
proclaiming by an oath for Office and pelf,
that the principles which that banner rep
resented were moral and political wrong,
and that they regret the part they took in
the late war--tbe brightest part of their
past life.
elf these men who hold Office under re-
and iron-clad oaths were hon,
est when in the Confederate ranks. they
are perjurers now. If they are honest
now, whilst holding Office, they were trail
tors while wearing the grey"