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and 1868. The only way TO nvoia nmposrii6h IL
10 make lnquiry-ii willcosi you nothing, md
may save yon many rcgreis; for, ~ advertising
ply slciHps, IN eight cssrt ont Of ten, are bogus,
there Ii no rafety In trusting my Of them until
you know who and " bat they are. Doctor Glib.
bon door not deceive people by exhibiting boguS
titles, certificates. pretended patients letters, etc.
Doctor Gibbons will sntisfy rrrsors who mny
call at his Offices Of his ability, I" ','"' 'i'eassI
that he prornsrs TO cure.
Correspondentp will pleRsrintutE. Doctor Gib'
non In what paper they saw his advertisement.
Consnlfations FREE srU ly
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Equalization Notice.

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, THAT THE
N Town Assessor has died In the CLERKS once
the Assessment Roll OF persons and property
liable to taxation In the incorporate town Of
Gold Hill, for the fiscal year ending April, A. D.
1869.
That the Board OF Trustees Of sald town, act,
ing "a a Board OF Equalization, having examined
said Assessment kol, have raised the value o.
the real estate, improvements, and personal
property, In said Roll set down and assessed Il
Inc ncrsnna hereinafter named, as fOllOws-vk
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1868-08-26

M vIDEND NOTIGE...THE
IL Kentuck Mining Company has this duy de-
clared q dividend Of Thirty Dollars $500
per share on each and every share OF the capital
stock ofthe said company. payable on MONDAY.
August 10th, 1868. The dividends upon all stock
standing in the name OF A. Z. Hill, Trustee, will
be paid by the Agency Of the Bank Of California
In Virginia, Nevada, on presentation OF the GER
tihcates OF stock.
THOS. SUNDERLAND, President.
Once Kentuck Mining Company, San Francisco,
August 9Th, 1858. auSu
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And In accordance with law, and an order OF
the Board OF Trustees, made on the 29th day OF
June, A. D. 1858 30 many shares OF each parcel
public auction, on THURSDAY, the third day OF
September, A. D. 1865, at the hour Of 8 O'Clock p.
n. of said day, in front Of the office OF the Com.
pany, Main Street, Gold Hill. to pay said delin.
Quent assessments thereon, together with cost
Of advertising and expenses or sale.
LEWIS GOODWIN, Secretary.
Apmpst o 1cgS an2ff
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this state after All spssnes 81 one wear durInr
"IIcn tiine Ne has visited all the prinelps al hospi.
1919 europe among tLen. thcx, of Dublin
A0nGap and Psris. Trbs following celebrated
nSsP,,si,o i London are. uinopg ,bo-, visited by
bartholomew e. ithnsio,S I. L.uEs's Oiditrset,
o!. nsfy's ,Oamb. Place, Pad: Lock. Harrow
5oaui university. Cover street; Westminster,
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L,ANEY COLD AND SILVER

Mining COMMUNICATION Of works,
Lyon county. State OF Sevada.-Notlce IL hereby
given. that at o meeting o! the Board Of Trustees
or said Company. held on the twenty-scycnth
day OF July, ISIS. an assessment Of Two dollars
(S5 per share was levied upon the capital stock
OF said Company. payable forthwith. in United
States gold coin, TO the Secretary, at the office OF
the Company, tn Washington street, San Fran:
cisco, California. ANY stock upon which said
OF September. 1863. shall be deemed delinquent,
and will DO Only advertised for sale NJ public
auction, and unless paymen; shall be made be.
fore, viii be sold on the Twenty.third day Of
September, 1853, to pay the delinquent assess
ment, together with costs OF advertising and ex.
penses Of sale.
By order Of the Board Of Trustees.
A. NOEL, Secretary.
Office: 6O7 Washington street, San Francisco,
California. iy3O Inn
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to appesr before The Board OF Trustees Of Gold
Hill, sitting as a Board Of Equalization, at me
Office Of j. "A. Stephens, on Main Stree, t PIT
doors below Judge Halls office, In Gold ain'
Storey County, Nevada, on each and every any,
commencing on Monday, August %, and enarns
Of 8 and 8 O'clock r. H., to show cause, II any
they can, why the valuation Of property assesscI
to them shall not be raised IN the adaitiTnadi
amounts above named, and their taxes squA
a. providedsby ORDINANCE. Of said town.
BY order Of the Board Of TInstsss,
es,a ~. August 1sth, 1894 s~ss
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Virginia, July 50, 1858. jy3l!tf


NEARsAHGE MINING COM
N pany, Kearsarge District, Inyo County,
Caiif5rnia.-Notice Is hereby given, that at a
meeting Of the Board Of Trustees OF said Com
pany. held on the Fourth day Of August, 1858,
an assessment Of Two Dollars per share was
levied upon the capital stock OF said Company,
payable Immediately, In United States gold
coin, TO the Secretary, NJ the Office OF the Com
pany, 40S California street, San Francisco. Any
stock upon watch said assessment snall remaln
unpaid on the Fourth day Of September, 1868,
shall be deemed delinquent, and will be duly I'D
vertised for sale al pa0l.c auction, and unless
payment shall be made before, will be sold on
MONDAY, the Twenty.first day OF September,
ISIS. 10 pay the delinquent assessment, together
with cos,s OF advertising aud expenses OF sale.
By order Of the Board Of Trustees.
T. b. VINEYARD, Secretary.
ONCE, 40S California street, San Francisco
California. auto 4w
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SPECIAL MINING NOTICES.
OIL n,LL SOLE

" and Silver Mining Company. Storey county,
State Of Nevada.-Notice 10 hereby given. that
at a meeting OF the Board OF Trustees OF said
Company, held on the 18th day Of July, 1858, an
assessment (No. l0 Of Two Dollars per share
was levied upon the capital stock Of said Com.
pany, payable Immediately, In United States
gold coin, to the Secretary, r. wegener, IA
California street, San Francisco, California, orto
the Superintendent, h. Hugnet, Gold Hill. Ne.
shall remain unpaid on the 2lst day of August,
1858, shall be deemed delinquent, and will be
duly advertised for sale at public auction: and
unless payment shall be made before, Will be
sold on WEDNESDAY,, the 9th day of Septem-
Der, 1853 to pay the delinquent assessment, to-
gether with costs OF advertising aud expenses OF
sale. By order OF the Board OF Trustees.
X. WEGENER, Secretary,
Office, al California street, San Francisco,
California. Jy2l II
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MULTIPLICATION.
Alpha Consolidated Miring Co.

n HE FOLLOWING CERTIFICATES WERE
1 sold at public auction by John Middleton &
Son, on Saturday, August Is, 1868, for non.pay.
ment OF Assessment No. /. levied June %, 1858,
and will not be transferred, except for the num-
Der Of shares mentioned below In the column
marked = Balance of shares remaining:"
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u Ic ".

Tits one Of the greatest triumpbp Of Homo
opaIhy to d~lspensr with the operation q Amlu
tation and Excirlop, In more than IN o. tbifds d
tbs cases. BY the radical cure OF the dIsvus.S
parts. which Allopathy would have consieneo Ia
the knife.
Fractures and serious wounds are healed IL
less time. and with less pain, than und.r NJ!
other mode Of treatment.
Homeopathy sful6lling q mission whoyt enc
10 the overthrow OF ell other mUGtt OF suIt, sii
the establishment oiitAown complete and per
manen rule.
HOMEOPATHY AsD LIyE A%ssURAKcE. TIL,
Director Of London Life Assurunee Office
have placed on record their npInlon THAT yer
sons Treated by the Homeopathy ystrm enjoy
more robust health, are iess frequently attacked
py diseatc. aud when attacked recover NOR"
rapidly than those treated BY uny Other syStI
that With respect to the more fatal cla' rs q dlt.
sasethe mortality under Hon 0opHthy l. IN SILL
comparison With that OF A lopaiby; that iher'
are diseases not durable at all under the latter
system, N hich are perfectly cursblc Under the
former; finally that the medicines prsScIib,d Iy
Honoeophathlsi, do not IDjur. the constitution.
WHEREIN, tbos, employed by A'lopntl.t not VI
frequentl entail the most serious uLd In many
Instances, fsia consequence" The Director.
further propose 10 summon q meeting 81 tLr
shareholder TO lay before them the facts The!
have collected. and the decision AT v hill they
have arrived. namely: ITO open o special SIC.
lion for persons treated by Hom9opntl &c syI
tenn, at y lower rate Of prem mn than thu
charged on other iIvrs."-London tEns.) OF
ssrvsT.
THE ATLANTIC MUTUAL LIVE INSURANCE
COMPANY Of Albany, New York. says: r..
GARDING MEDICAL TREATMENT ~ ~
feetInR rates that tho Systems OF medicrl prEc.
tice ~ affecting tue duration Of life. are well
worthy NJ confederation by Life Insurance Com.
panies, appears to us evident Gale ulatlon, upop
data In 6ur pnsse,rion show DECREASED rate -
mortality under the 4" Homeopathic System Of
Medicine" We huv. therefore, concluded 70
make n deduction OF 10 per cent. from the table
rates upon each payment OF premium by those
hRbi,uSlly using this mode oi treatment. IL
caye OF medical practice being chang ed, the mil
rates will be- again charged. To these " no eln'
ploy the Hon eopathic system when III. fh;I
Company will make Q deduction Of 10 Ter cent.
from the usua' rates Of premiu n, feeling 'at!s.
fed tina, thu mortality from disease Is vastly lee.
under ills mode Of treatment. From u large
masInf statistics. gathered from all parts Of the
civilized world. and supplied Largely by Allo.
pSthi" authorities, embracing the records Of the
treatment Of over 100000 cases Of dIsss'e, 10
drawn the fol owing;
GRNRRAL SUMMARY.
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SPECIAL NEETaNS OF THE
y Stockholders In the Belcher C~ompany.-At
a meeting Of the Board Of Trustees VI the Bel.
cher Company, held this day, It was resolved
that q special meeting Of the stockholders be
called for the purpose Of taking into considera.
ton and determining the question Of the for.
nation OF a new corporation under the laws OF
the State Of California. having lite principal place
Of business in the city Of San Francisco, in that
State, the conveyance Of the property OF the
present to the new incorporation, the surrender
and reissue OF the stock, and other matters bear
ing upon such question. Said special meeting
will DC held at the ComDany's Office, In Virginia,
on THURSDAY. October !, A. D. 1868, at u
o'clock n.
BY order Of the Board Of Trustees.
II. BRUCHMANN, Secretary.
vtr,into Jnl- OF tsyyS iyn.ff
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Midwifery
ORFIcE-ss SOUTH c STREET, -
posite Wells, FarGo& "a.


8 the ONLY TRUE SYSTEM OF SED
i ieIne. based upon the Ian . Of nature. Seven
ty:avs ysarsof experience. have proved that one
halt oithose dying at an cary sge can be savsd
Homeopathy cures aIl durable disc ahtp ptrniA.
nently. which have resisted the skill OF the best
practitioners Of any Of the old medical system
for years.
Hom0opathyalms orradicatcdIsesrettniire
70 cure snrs and easy. without bleeding, blister.
Ing, sautsriring or drugeing, to prolohs lie snt
lssIen the number Of sick da1s =
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Il will thus be seen that Of one hundsed pc.
,Ient, treatrd by Homeopathic physicians. eight
will die, while Ii the san number are trsa'ed by
Ailopathic physicians, thirty four Will die; and
Of the myriads who die under old sehoo, tr'at.
meni tho world over. Homeopathic tr-atnsnt
would ave seysnty.si o. every HUNDRED
Virginia, AuguSt !, 1893. aul U
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1868-08-26

DIR. F. KILLER,
homeopathic Pflysician
SUE GE .
Medical and opers,ve surge,y

Dr. KILLER pay. P.r,Ie-,.r A.....t..
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TOWN ORDINANCE.
NO. as.

An Ordinance "a Authorize tho Issu.
ance Of q Bona 10 Irfray the Con.
pnxent Rxpsns es Of tao lows 81
Gold Nsili, passed August II, 1865.
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Office: COZ Washington street, San Francisco,
CaIfornia iy3O I'm
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PHOTOGRAPHIC GALLERY,
GOLD HILL.

All styles OF Likcncss tnksa ut my
Rooms ure Warranted,
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r. n. MCDONALD & CO,

General Agents and Druggists,
San Francisco and Sacramento, Cal, and 3lPhti
Street, New York.
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WARREN T. LocKHART, Register
LEI. Am
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Louisiana fntelllsenee.

The Natchitoches Times says: We learn with
regret that the recent advance in The price OF
cotton is abQst TO induce many Of our planters to
abandon their first intention of planting heavy
crops OF corn. Cotton is again resuming his an-
cient scepter and they bow their necks to the
ancient king, forgetting the lessons of the past.
Ii is astonishing how people, once infatuated
with idea, will cling to 1t In desperation, hoping
for its final triumph, although bitter experience
must proclaim its folly" The Times is too Sc
we're. II a man can make more money by plant
ing cotton than corn-or, il he has~a reasonable
expectation of making more--it is clearly his
duty 20 plant cotton. There has been entirely
too much unsOnnd political economy about this
thing Of cotton and corn. Let every man do
what be thinks viii advance his own interests and
the interests of Louisiana.
The editor of the Progress, radical paper pub
lshed in 81. Landry. complains that on Wednes-
day last an individual administered blasphemoas
oath and some blows to him.
The Baton Rouge Gazette, referring to the
planting Of the castor la Marshall county, Mss,
saws The castor plant is indigenous % this il
ard latitude. We have seen II growing wild n
great luxuTiance, quite tree 10 size, aud its
branches heavily laden with the oily bean. Do
mesticated and under proper culture, the plant L.
said TO YIELD on an average, twenty-five bushels
10 the acre. ard the crop is one OF the most valn-
able that can be raised. Ia 1865, the market pri
in the West for castor beans, reached the extra
ordinary figure OF IS per bnshel. la 1861 the
price was rom 50 so 10 81 per hushel. Ia 357 1t
from 81 TO 81 40. Besides the great value of the
oil for medicinal uses II Il Of the best lahrics-
tors known and In this latter respects suscept
of creating for itself an almost unlimitsd de-
mand.n
The general health Of the parish continues to re
remarkably good Il affords poor an Der fen
field for The NJ. De at the present tine as Il Is
too distressingly healthful for then
Monday night the large Baptist Church nes r
Goose Hollow was filed with several hun irel
colored individuals. Of both sexes, assembled TO
listen 10 black woman phrenologist, who was 20
deliver lecture on that science. and also " feel
heads" for the edifcaton of the audience. Whilst
the leeinIeTess in full blast. a scratch H. hi
occurred between two little uegr0 girls, and IN
the confusion some one trod on q loose plank
which fell 90 the f1or with a sharp sonnd. like
the crack of a pistol. That was enough for the
brethren and sisters, and a rush was made for ii
windows and doors. shouts a1d vel arose for
help from those who were jammed fast ia the
crowd, but the outsiders seudded across the com
mons intent only on getting away from the scene
Of the tumult Some OF, the alarmed congre cation
never halted until they arrived at the Boulevard
in search Of officers TO suppress the supposed
riot Baton Rouge Advocate.
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aRANp LopaE on LouIsIAsA.

II y svass, H. w. Grand Master. New Orleans
. % p.,sons r. w. Dept Grand Master. Bsstrop-
q d. seruees, R. W. senior Grand W, cloutervle
VIM Ncpuf r ". Jasior Grand w., New Orleans
ss,o.e, N Todd, W. Grand Treasurer, New Ors@as
Jas o. Bachelor, W. Grand Secretary.
Pew Dr. G. s. hedges. W. Grand chApsin-
NJ "a Raw. W Grans senior Deacon Sabine
Ia obK.ie w. Grand junior Deacon kls's Mills.
= N. Ho.nan. W. Grand Marshal New Orleans.
pspA laf.n W Grand Sword Bearer, New Orleans
f. cirasd, Grand Pursn'vanA vermiihonviie.
a smith. Big Cane: Pm Bidaut New Orleans; J. &
peuklus Mansfield; Samuel Levy, New orissns--T
Grand stewards.
Alex ouesnt ". Grand Tyler, New Orleans
Grand Annual Convcezson second Monday In FeoruAr
each year.
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The Irish have very peculiar way Of cookng
their potatoes. They never boil them. A large
pot is always on the fre-a steady. slow dre-and
on every occasion when the contents come up to
the very verge Of boiling point cold water Is
dashed in. and the operation Is, in Irish kitchen
phraseoioey. I" backed" The process Is confirm
ally repested till the potatoes are cooked. You
GET, by this means, an admirable potato.
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MASONIC.

stewart W ~ John " Moore Nv; NJ ". W. Vernon, J..
W.; James Beush. Secretary.
~ PERFECT HARMONY LODGE no. ia
Grand Lodge Hail. n. o. Ohceu-J. o. DecAstro !" Nj
A. Dssoa s w.; r. Booth. J. w., w. A White, Secretary.
UREKA LODGE no. III
wocdville, jackson Parish. La omcers-c N. Howell
wH.; L. Jackson, s. W.; o. W. Ly'ss j. WI '" l. hsa-
"ins' sss'''-'' TULIP LODGE NO. IFS.
Min. Claiborne Parish, La oacers-H H. Mcclindsu.
wM; c L. Bays. s. W; T. rsskintoa. J. w.; b. o.
Frsshr, Secretary
Shreveport. La. ofscer-P. W. n. cuu mings, W. NIL
y. ravis s. w.: wn. Hobson,J. W; - Secretary.
LITTLE FLOCK LODGE NO. ISL
ainuisses Bluff Sabine Parish La 0ncers-Wm- Az
tony W Nj Charles Bsnaett s. W.; Geo W. Wei' D. ".i
X. spre CAT. Secretary
yEFFERsosLAE LODGE no. 1877.
Ki,e,tor. De Soto Parish. La oihesrs mas E. craw-
,ord.w Mrs Logan. s. W.. l. ?. Scott, g. W. & W.
Lalsy Secretary
SAM TODD LODGE NO. isz.
SMEAR Town Caieasieu Parish La 0mcers-John Dove,
w.M';1 L. simmons S. W.; D. "A Cole, J. vs. G. W.
Richards on. Secretary
LoNGwooD LODGE NO. ls
Hess wnis ado Parish La. 0hcsrs-Thos K vsashAas
ws;R r. Cole. s. ". u. ,. Carrie, j. W. ~ camp
ton secrstsry.
SPRING cREEK LODGE NO. 1884,
Spring Greek Church. washington Parish, La om'e"-
Hardy Richardson W. NJ; q p baiisy D WI n a > sn
klns, j. W.; J. G Fieher Secretary.
ORPHANS FRIEND LODGE NO. iss.
p,uc.r. 81 Lancry PARISH La oaacsEs-Gso. W Benz
d,ch wM; r. O. Csilihsn, 5 W; T. o. Hays j. WI D.
s. smith. Secretary.
FLAT LICK LODGE u. D..
r,.. c.,borns Parish. Ia. ofesrs w. p, Meyers
| NJ; Henry Jones. S. W; & L. Has1y. J. W.
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CASH cArIrAL OF $500. 900.

Which viii be sufficient to duplicate lines to al nearly all
he paying points reached BY the present monopoly.
The present. Telegraph Companies Of the county have been
consolidated huge monopoly, and earning
over millions Of dollars year. hundred pc
cent on The actual cost Of lines their present capita
saving been waisrsd over thousand percent.
Tie NATIONAL TELEGRAPH COMPANY have a re-
corui ion from the Government of the impOr
ancs Of their enterprise with grant Of the most valuable
franchises ever conferred upon Telegraph Company. No
competing had the right granted BY Con
ress TO this Company and operate lines
every Rsioss ana Mail Route in United States The
position Of this Company differs from that of any company
ever before organized The question of the Right Of Way
forever settled
The stockholders Of this Company cannot be sold out
transferred to any other Company. The act o. Congress
der which this Company been organized prohibits any
transfer Of the franchises granted.
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Shops (, Abbott & Co., IS Camp street. are
sslllDgt ir stock at greatly reduced prices.
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aRAHp r. A. oHAPrER.

Samuel NJ. Todd NJ E. Grand High Priest New orlean
q q. Parsons, Deputy Grand High Priest, Bas'rcp.
r g. Stirring Grand King Bayou Sara.
II Breen, Grand scribe, New oslsanr
Henry r. swasey. Grand Treasurer New Orleans.
r G. Bachelor. Grand Secretary, New OrleanA
Thomas B. Lawson Grand Chaplain, Bastrop
Joseph p Honor. Grand Capt Of the host New Orleans
l. Tisdsls Grand P. s., Monroe
Henry Hamburger Grand 4. A. Captain, New OrieanA
W. W. Ieake, Grind Master Third Veil Bayou sara
n X G r.rd Grand Master Second Vel. Oleloasa4
WI Hainesh Grand Master First rsii, Franklin.
r. g. eurks Grand Grard. New Orleans.
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usrTON rAs -,S,-~. s@cs.
ICnAKDsoN g MAY
G. RICHARDsoN-A H. MAYJ
Cotton Factors
--Azp-
eENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
40 Perdido street.
New orlsanS
John NIXON a CO.,
JOHN NIXON. j.. rev orls WILLIAM s. Pan
HAM, Madison Parish)
Cotton Factors,
NO. 81 UNION STREET,
New Orleans
n II. COFFEE a co..
COTTON FACTORS
AID General Commission Merchants.
No s UNION STREET.
NV oRLEAss
I 0CKETT q LOCE ETT-
O. LooKErr. Es~ orleaas B. LooKEgT, Miss, 4
Uottor Factors and COGHsIsstoA MerchanH
No. csrondsIst street, New Orleans
Liberal cash ccnsgnments made 70 Ads
orders for goods promptly attended to
CEzENE w. X. . RROs.-
VI GREENE CO., viekssurs.
Cotton Factors.
Ne 81 PERDIDo STREET.
New ofieaas, L.
A IKEb = RAlNEx-
ANDREW ,. AIKEr-sAAUEL KAIaBY.,
suocsssOrs to Rotobford Brown o.
oSsssA Factors and Cemmi.aioa Esrehsnss
50 csrOndss. s.rss.. New orlsaa.
SUkMERs - BKANEINs.
coTroF FACTORS AND COMMISSIONS EKRoHA sTs
Ise 9ravier street.
AEsnss ssF o. <. KING CO., New York; FRED. LKoi
BROS, Liverpool
pARnAA - Blunt
ono. g. PARzAh: q ss. or'.ss.; ssyEzEE sLJH5
Of Kinds county, 2ississippLl
COTTON FACTORS FORWARDING AND ooMNISsIci
BBROBANTs And PURCHASING AGKks.
Sc. ~ Carondslst street.
--- orl-.n. L.
A LCUs. soHEKoK a AUTEY-
1zxB ALsss. ISAAC sSHszes. a 0. AsE.s,1
sorToy FACTORS AED ooxluszoz xKasHAHTt
40. "a asrsnaslss ssr.a,s
Es- Orissns La
- UsTIkeTos n BROT.Eh-
q 3 HUETIEaroE-B. ". HUErIEsToE4
csstss Fastsr. and ssnsrsl oss-ss.is
-- Merchants,
~. - EArcBEz STREET. NEW oKLxAnss
ck advances made ccnsgnneuts ADDRESS sas
ear frsaads IN New York ana liverpool
II kkh a. sHEAKER.
JAMES N. KERN, New Orleans; r. W. sHEAREB
1 vIcksburg)
1 COTTON FACTORS AND COnHIssIoN MERCHANTS
No. 30 Perifdo street,
New 0rlesns
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GRAND ooSsIsroRY s. Pr. r. g. THIRTY-sE
OFGEFE


& NJ TODD SD Grand Commander In Chief n " Orleans
John Claiborne SD. First Lieutenant Commander, New
Orleans
Fulgenee Resu SD Second Lieutsualt Commander New
Orleans.
John l. Lewis, SD, Grand Constable New Orleans
John G. Smith, SD Grand Admiral, New Orlesns
Samuel r Walker. SD. Grand Minister Of State. New
Orleans
Or. james C. Bachelor, SD. Grand Chancellor New Or
leans.
Ben ps silva Sod. Grand Almoner. New Orleans
Emmett d. Craig, $50 Grand Registrar, New Orleans
John T. Mcclure. s2d Grand Keeper II s. and A, Sec
Orleans.
VIM NJ Perkins Esd, Grand Treasurer, New Orleans
Hy R. swasey, SD. Grand Pnmate New OrleAns
E. Solomon. SD Grand Provost, New Orleans.
James Scot sd, Grand Ex pert, New Orleans
James @. Wilmer. s2d. Grand Assistant Expert, Nsv
Orleans
Jean Lamarrs. SD, Grand Beausenior, New Orleans
Angel MartiB SD Grand Of the v. B., New Orleans
Bruno de Lucas SD Grand Master Of the Guards New
Orleans.
wiaIam G. Chamberln, s2d. Grand chanbsrain. Neg
Orleans.
Daniel T. scruRgs SD. GRIND Steward, New orleans
John Melton. SD. Grand Aid-ds-cAmp, New orisAsA
T. Carroll, SD Grand Tyler.
January.
Stated sttings 2lst March, 25th June 2t September and
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