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Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1868-02-04
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q. 9. @lcgeer, tbatIider anstiff,
beriboben.
gBm. Ring uno Bad Gpili, DsgI.
9enleb Barnes, SdIagerei, $3.
Charles Sruop, betranfen, So.
g. 9. Norton, betrunfer, SO.
6inf 8erionen innroer Degen nnk'
cenfirten @ebrautbs bon SHbrantmaier
nit le IS CITRATE belegt.
So. &ell1, betruntetl, So.
Sid 8u1annrr, Salten eines ui,ors
bentliden Sauies IS.
Senrg Spencer, betrunfen, So.
8. Sadfon, Sffenbalten eineS SaIons
am Sonntag, so.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1868-02-04
5petial Notisell.

E Ssrr N1Orit G6ber 1T
2otal Ieent fiir Die nSennefee 9taatss
3eitunS".
& II Spart @uer @elb! Die idperen
3siten baben eitten guten Gin1t,6 aNf ben
@rceerte -R artt sebabt, inbern fie bic
9reiie berabsefsBt unb es baber BEN @pnf,i-
sttnten uiS9Ii9 eemadt baben, ~ auBerpr-
benttid billisen preiieu eiusufaufen. DaSpn
fam li4 Elm Seter Hberaengen, tpenn fr BEL
SO. SO. Ectte n Il. Bro. SO. % gferb
COLLEGE GtraSe feline Gintdufe naatt.
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Ser SluB balt 6 Sub al, ben
@bonlS.
aein 9ampfbpot angefomnten.
Mb9e9an9en lit Der Sbrone mad
Cairo llt0 Oer u. 8afer mad ben obes
rem enlargement.
Die Gsfdbafte on Der aanoune iparen
lebbaft. gfamentlid lieet biel Baurts
iuoue bafelbit, nm berfdifft gu iueroen.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1868-02-04

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nat Sanuar fIn0 nuf ben DerfdieSensn
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zines ftdStil9en arlnenbanies i'm
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I0bIides anternebmen, iuenn fid bic
9iotbueubigseit bafiir berausfeIlt, tuie
febr aid gfabe Dtefe 9otbfuenoteteit
az btflagen 1T.
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aber 4 1luse tuiegen6, foften mad ga .
Danna 10 gts. 4orto, fur ieOe tpeitere
I TlRae 10 Gte. fnebr. 8oraus,esa5'
lung mub ifattfnben. Seitunecn unb
GircuIare Dabin foifen 2 Gents per
etid, ebenfaas in Borausbesablung.
A% 8rieftrdger Ole biefis
gen Brieftrieer, fueldt fiG bur@ lire
4lnltliGteit In ibreln GefAdfte bel benz
Bubliium 70 tpobI ernpfohIen boben,
beridtep iiher lire Ebdtigteit iudbreno
ees Wfonnts Sonuar, ME toIet:
@nelpdrtige Briefe abseliefert ..38. 637
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Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1868-02-04
FoR REVENUE COLLECTOR.

We are authorized TO announce J. d.
sHIvERs, Esq, as candidate for REvENUE
NoLL1croR for Davidson County, subject to the
Mosninaeicn OF the Republican Convention.
Election Saturday, the nth Of March 1863.
JANIS I'd
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FOR COUNTY TRUSTEE.

FOR COUNTY TRUSTEE.
We ara authorised to announces the name Of
Capt. JOHN WILSON as candidate for
Trustee for Davidson County at the ensuing
March election, subject TO the nomination Of the
Radical Convention.
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Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1868-02-04
Har Gcuatp gru5fee.

SIR finb cutcriirt 6errn GraSis SO = ~
ba m ais Gaabihat fir bas Amt bts ScRnts
9rRFee, scrbebaltlisb Der 3ufimmuns Der
Rcminatipns-Gp nbsHtiou an3uFiinbieen.
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Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1868-02-04
FOR sHRRIFF.

We are authorized TO announce D. 3. LORD
a. Radical Republican Candidate for Sheriff
Of Davidson County at the March Election.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1868-02-04

0enllIWeH S1Hiee %.
Senr1 Opener, betrunfen, So.
8. Sa6fon, Sffenbalten eineS SaIons
am Sonntag, 80.
~ Griminarge ridt. Mid.
NoIea, Der in elmer @hlGgerei I'M
Sabre 1865 einenManu, Sfamens Otis,
in ber 9eaoeridfr. eridos, 'uuroe na6s
benz geitern 6os 3eiigenberb0r beenoi9t,
beute bon Der Surp freiaefprotben.
Dieies 1T Die sipeite Wforoanflage,
Die IN 0ieien Serntin ourh Sreifpree
dung bes MnaetIaeten erlebiet ipirb.
@idter @ntith 1T franf uno berielbe
ipar besbalb ni9t I'M Stanbe beate i'm
@eridtsfaate gu eri@einen.
~ Gircuit.Gourt. Sn Dem
SaLI EibaeraIo bs. 9arid aab Die Surb
Elm 8erbift fur ben Slayer gum getroe
bon $1400.
@abrenb mir sur 4relIe aeben, miro
cine Slaae Burnett bs. SaH fur 9erause
qabe zines 8ferbes unter eiuem Ne>
pIebit unteriubt.
~ County Court. Dieies
@eridt iuiberrief beute bic friiher gee
.faste NeioIntion, tpelde befanntlid, bic
B'nilianug Derfaete, ben 8ahIern oes
Gountp Die 8ropofition borsulegen, oh
bas Gount6 100000 Nttien 81 Der
SenneFee u. 8acific giienbabn 9efell-
fbaft (8nogbiIe u. NafbpiIe) unters
fhreiben fol.
Cine Mabf, tpuroe fir item Wdr3
b. 8. aneeor6net. BraDol
Ew @eGbIfm 70. SIN 2ouis.
bile bat T6 am sonntag Die 8itne
Summers aus 8erameiffurq iiber ben
Sob hires @atten entIeibt. sic f@rlitt
ffb NIT einen1 getp65nli6en WeiIer bic
SuquIars 0loer bur9 unb itarb fpenige
Winuten nod Ser ungll6liden $bat
an 8erblutuna. Gie bate felt einigen
Saesn 3ei9en bon gSabniinn seaeben.
8pei &inber, tueldefie aartlid liebte,
enpfabl iie fur3 suDor Der Sbbut ibrer
8ertuanbten.
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.trau6en tperben in Mfenge mad
Stem gort berl1ifft, uno iagt elm ca
Iifornif9es BIatt, bab fid bieies Ges
fhaft, tuenn fiur ] berielber1 in gutem
3uifanbe an ieinen 8eltinmungsort
gelangt gut be5ablt. SobaIb Sie Spa.
cifcs @iienbabn bolleubet fem miro,
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Srauben bon San Granciseo berianot
iperben.
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baben inebrere Sdneiber bic seitBerige
8raTis, ibren geebrten Gun6tn bas
Seas Al nebnen, bebeuteno nbgedn6ert
uno bieies 8ei16ft anf tpii5eni9aftIide
@eife refori1tirt. Statt bic 8erion oes
au Beoienenoen nit allerIei Wfe1ungen
am S6rper su iflfomno6iren, itellt Ser
&leioerfiinitler feinen MeB!ifd in fei,
mem Galon auf iinh Der Gunoe miro in
an9enefener Gntfernun8 Oobott aufge.
felt, iini Topographic, aufgenomrtten
;it iueroen, geraoe tpie Die Baumeiifer
ln ben @iienbabuen Die sSl11en auss
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legen ioIIen. DAD 1T 2lles, benz fib
Der &Ieibcrbeoiirftise fur oas Grfte su
linteriperfen bdt. Spater fontmtt ble
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SdiIbern flbren feitoern bic ebentali,
gen Sdneioer ben fd0ner lautenoen
&iteI: ,,9leioersS ngenieur.
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Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1868-02-04
FOR SHERIFF.

ALFRED MENIFEE is Radical Republi-
can Candidate for the Sherifhlty Of Davidson
County at the March election, JANIS #
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1868-02-04
FOR COUNTY JAMoR

We are authorized to announce JAMES
CAyERT Is q candidate Tailor of Davidson
county, at the ensuing March election.
febSH
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1868-02-04
FOR REGIsTFR.

FOR REG1STEke
We are authorized to announce WILLIAM
DENIKE as Candidate for the Office of Re-
sistsr Of Davidson County at the ensuing March
Mlection, subjec& to the nominating Convention.
jan3i I'd
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Announcement or Candidate


FOR COUNTY REGISTER.
we are authorized to announce CHARLE
w, SMITH as a candidate for reelection to II
once OF County Register of Davidson COUNT
at the March Election. sfebS>I
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@ta6t unb Gtaat.
Sfepnhl ifanif0eS @emtrals
GpmntDs GDmsife.

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gountp.G omite berfanrneH fid am
M ittpo d, ben 5. 6ebruar,
4 ubr 0abmittags
In Der So
q ,Gffb GomaeiI 1all. 4
8. .. Si6eg. 8erfsenoer.
Sobn Mnb m $etret6r.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1868-02-04

~ 8a4 ipoIIe. gom i.
October Sis /. Sebruar finb 48, TAT
BaIIen BaumtuoIle 6ur1 bic @iienbabs
men mad, g1afbriIIe bef6r0ett mor6en.
The New Orleans crescent., 1868-05-19

place favorable 10 conviction, promised TO give
you the result my conclusion 30 soon as could
ascertain the probable result on one or two
articles.
] have endeavored to ascertain that result,
cannot and now write TO you 10 say. and be as
sured that sag it in that spirit Of friendship and
kindness which you have always extended to me,
and which is now undiminished. / have ever en-
feitaned for you that your request on this subject
has placed me in the most difficult and delicate
possible position; am satisfied you do not rea.
lie ] have given il most serious consideration,
both on your and my account, and especially on
account OF the gravity and Importance of the
subjects presented the result Of that consdera-
tion is, that having been compelled, as q member
of the Senate. to take an oath 70 try this case
and do impartial justice according to law and evi.
dence, cannot now escape the duties imposed by
the obligation. II was for the House OF Repre-
seDiatives to prefer articles of impeachment. It
is for the Senate to try them; and the members
OF the House have no more right to dictate or
control the judgment of the Senate In the prem.
ises than the members of grand jury presenting
an indictment have 10 influence the verdict of the
petit jury, on the trial OF crime; and do not
thus speak for the purpose Of rejecting on your
action, for j distinctly disclAim such purpose
knowing what you have done and said springs
from the best motives as well as kndest Of feel.
ing. My duty in the premises cannot shrk
nor can i divide with others. IL | resign
before the conclusion Of the trial, it
strikes me | come short of the obligations Of
my oath, and unnecessarily subject myself to the
imputations Ct weakness or something worse.
II | remain and do my duty my constituents at
present may condemn me, but will not when they
hear my reasons, and the people Of Missouri have
no reason or desire, hope, to strike me down
without hearing. If l stay and withhold my
vote, as you request, you are aware the result
would be the same as II voted adversely. II |
should resign, and perhaps q successor should
come, perhaps proper sense Of delicsoy would
prevent him from violating every precedent on
this subject by casting vote ct all. II he sat
silent il would be the same in result II he voted
adversely. II he voted afirmatively, and thus
secured conviction, this manner OF obtaining con-
viction would certainly neutralze In the end every
advantage to be derived from impeachment.
Hence / have resolved TO remain st my post
and discharge my duty as il is given me TO know
il, and, appealing to Heaven for the rectitude of
my intentions and integrity Of my conduct. l shall
follow the dictates of conscience TO the end OF
the trial. and throw myself upon the judgment of
a generous people for my vindicA,ion. Your
friend, JSo. B. Henderson,.
To Eessrs Geo. Anderson. @. A Eewcomb, j g. Nc
Curg VIM. A. Pile j. J. GrEvely B. r. Loan, J. P. Benja
min
The New Orleans crescent., 1868-05-19
No Mere God Liver OH.
6KIkkULr5 SYRUP OF IODIzED HORSE RlmzH

This medicine has been administered With utmost sue
cess N the hospitals of Paris perfect substitute for
Coo Liver Oil and has been found beneficial Diseases
Of the Chest ScTofus, Lymphatic Disorders Sick
ness Muscular Atony and Loss Of Appatte Il
tne sonstituton IN purifying the blood being the
srin deputetive known. It applied happy
resuits In Diseases Of the Skin Further,
oe o. great henent to young children subsct HumOrs
and Obstruction Of the Glands -
The New Orleans crescent., 1868-05-19
ERENCM MEDICINES
PREPARED BIZ GRIMAULT & co.,
Chemists TO III. L. III. FrInee Napoleon,
PARIS

These different medicines represent the medical
oscoveres fouBded the principles OF Chemistry
pucs They must not be conoupdeS with quack
medicines as their sufficiently indicate compost
on circumstance which has caused them 20 b
and preeebed BY the Faculty in the whole world They
widely diner nom those numerous medicines advsrted
the public papers able to possible disease
they are applicable only 90 but very few Complaints The
most stringent laws exist In France with the sale
medical preparations and only those which undsrEone
an examination BY the Academy OF Medicine and
proved eescous either IN the hospitals the practice
lhe INST medical men, authorised BY tbs
This fact must be guarantee for the exoeency Of AeS
0RlAAULT 8 OO.1s MEDICINEH
The New Orleans crescent., 1868-05-19

EACTs = Msssu. n KIsrsr Hollanss., Ne 7H
feyaras stresA Manufacturers OF ths haakoh Bitts:
Gentemen-I have examined ths pstsnt that granted
you BY the U Government for manufacturing the kaako
bters and found In the ingredients smpsyed compound
veil 70 excite and keep In good the
otgsnS have prescribed said Bters several times snd IN
erect remain, Esntemsn ycfy respectfully, o.,
osedient servant A. hEROIER M D., l96 Canal
have examined the patent hold for the
haakon Bers and IND nsshug In the Ingredients thereof
oscnlAted 70 act ntuSusy the human
taken In inordinsts quAztiis IndeeS IL nothing bu
cordial aromatic bitter. s. A. SMITH Nj o.
Your Aalakon Bitters, which havs examined do not
contain any Ingredients injurious health nay Be rece
nended 70 thsse vhs are In want Of 20 ID tonic
YO1rs, n. bCHUPPERT. NJ ID,
The New Orleans crescent., 1868-05-19
MASONIC.
Stewart W. NJ; John NJ Moore. sw.; NJ ". W. vsnou..yi

Stewart ". NJ; John NJ Moore. s.w.; n ". W. Vernon. n
Wi James Housh, Secretary.
PERFECT HARMONY LODGE no Hd
Grand Lodge Hall, N. o. onaceu-J. o. DeCstro ". n
DsSolA w.; T. Booth, J. W.; W. A White Seerstay.
UREKA LODGE NO. III.
woodvine, Jackson Parish, La Oncsu-C N. Howek
WIN; Is. Jackson, s. W; ". Lylss J. w.; ". K Red
TULIP LODGE NO. III.
Tulip, Claiborne Parish, La ofcers-H II. Mcolindsn.
NJ; c. L. Hays 8. WI I. .. TarkntOR, J. W.; B. o.
Frazier, Secretary.
CADDo LODGE NO. liz
Shreveport, La. ofhcsu-P. ". H. Cummings, ". MI.
=. ravs, s. w.; VIM. HObsen,J J. W; - Secretary
LITTLE FLOCK LODGE NO. l1
Gnnisses Bias, Sabine Parish, La Oncsrs-wm- N. An
tony W. M; Charles Bennett s. w.; Geo. W. Well J. w;
N. K. sprslght, Secretary.
JEFFERs0NIAN LODGE NO. Ia.
Kingston, De Soto Parish. La Oncers-OhsS & Crsw-
ford, " NJ; B. 8 Logan, 9. W.; l. r. Scott J. VIEW
Lsley, Secretary.
sam TODD LODGE NO Is.
Sugar Town, cslcaseu Parish, La oncsrs-John Dsvs.
W NJ; d. L. Simmons s. WI D. A oOle. J. W.; G.w
Richardssn, Secretary
LoNGwooD LODGE NO. lsa
Hoss Mills, Caddo Parish, La Oicers-Thos z Vaughan.
w. NJ; R T. Cole s. W.; Il. B. Carrie. J. W.; J. NJ Camp
ton, Secretary.
SPRING CREEK LODGE NO IsA
Spring Greek Church, Washington Parish, LA Osesrs-
HARDY Richardson, ". NJ; O. p. Bailey 8 W.; H. Jen
kns, J. w.; J. c. Ficher. Secretary.
ORPHANS FRIEND LODGE NO. lS
Big Cane st. Landry Parish, La onosrs-Gso W. Benz.
deck, NJ; p. q. Callhaa, w.; T. o. Hays w;o.
Smith, Secretary.
FLAT LICK LODGE u. D..
Fiat Lick, Claiborne Parrish La oEcers-w. r. Msysrs
W H.; Henry Jones, s. w.: R. L. HAsty,J.w.
The New Orleans crescent., 1868-05-19
GRAND RA CHATTER.

ssnnusl N. Todd. NJ r. Grand High Priest, New orssa
B @. ParsOss, Deputy Grand High PRIEST BsstrOp
r. O. Stirling. Grand King Bayou Sara.
IL Breen, Grand Scribe New OrlesnA
Hny K svasey, Grand Treasurer New oriesnG
J. O. Bachelor, Grand Secretary, New OrlesnA
Thomas B. Lswson, Grand Chaplain, Bsstrep
Joseph p H0nsr Grand Capt Of the Host New orIeans
u. TisdAle, Grand p. L., Monroe.
Henry Hamburger, Grand r A Captain New orIOans
W. W. Lsake Grand Master Third vel Bayou Sara
N. X Grsrd, Grand Master Second Ven, ODslousaA
W. F. Hsheigh Grand Master First Veil franklin
r & Burke, Grand Guard, New OrlsaEA
The New Orleans crescent., 1868-05-19
GRINAULT CO.'S
Syrup OF Ferruginous Peruvian Bark.
Chemists 70 q. R. H. Prince Napoleon
g RUB RIOHYLIEu pARIs

Chemists 70 q. B. H. Prince Napoleon,
IS RUE RIOHELIEU, PARIs
Ths preparation great advantage Of COMBINING two
most powerful tenics known In the medical world or perfect
hnpdy and agreesee tase this Syrup taken With pleasure
1t is par sxcellence the FERRUGINOUs rOEIO vhieh
young person, backward In attaining the az. S psSey and
70 children OF weak constitution and Is psrtlczariy
pIsxios Gsstrics GAsralss Whites Leuoerhsa Dshiity
WAAt Of Appetite, Poverty sf Blood. etc
No More DimeuIt or Painful Digestion.
DR. BURN DU BUIsSoN's CLaureate fthe Paris Impe-
rial Academy Of hedcine) DIGESTIVE LoZEEGES
This delicious preparation Is always prescribed by the mos,
repned medical men In France In OF Dsrangsmens
the Digestive Functions such Gssrts GastrsA Long
EnaciAtOn Jsundcs and Of the Liver and Groin
Nervous Headaches. Neuralsis, Dias rhea,
Dysentery,
IHsTANTANEOUSLY CURED BY GRIMAULTs
GUARApA
This vegetable substance which grows IN tie BraEs has
been employed since time mmemeal 20 cure Isfsmma,on
Of he Bowels has proved Of late 70 b. Of 'bs Greatest e
vice in cases Of Cholera as it is preventive and
csses Of DiaIrhea.
No More COpaIba and Cubebs
GRIKAULrs CAPSULES AND LIQUID EXTRACT OF
kATIOo VEGETALIS
whsrs other medicines have failed these preparatons
wiz always effect cur These Insure rapid and
Of severe recent and chronic private diseased
Bcord found greatly superior q ali hS mo faoSS
mineral remedies and oopsb. and Cubebs rAs nleaSn
ssed In recent and capsules In more chronic cases
n BAH the sbove MEDICAL PREPARATIONS Ar.
accompanied By nstuc0ns as 10 the in which they
General Depot IN PArisH sRMAULr CO.'S
l3 Rue RahsIeu
In New Orleans at P. DUCONGE'S,
OhArtrss street
The New Orleans crescent., 1868-05-19
Consumption Cured.
RIAAULrs SYRUP OF HYPOPHOsPHITBO or LII

This medicine Is considered 10 be sovereign remedy
In cases Of Consumption and other Diseases the LunEs
IL promptly removes al the serious synptOus The
cough is relieved night perspratons and the patient
rapidly restored 10 health
n. B-Be sure 20 that the signature Of 0RIMAULY
co affixed to the bottle as this syTbp liable its
tons.
The New Orleans crescent., 1868-05-19

SUNDAY ARRANGEMENT Steam Train from City, In
lieu Of Horse Car Every SUNDAY MORNING, ct O'Clock.
An Extra Train win leave the City Every SUsDAY EVEN
ING, O'Clock On and aer April 5th toe Trains will
leave either end OF the Road Sundays EVERY HALF
HOUR from until O'Clock p.
FARE-To and from the Lake, day, Is cents Pas
sepger GENTLY notify the Conductor prisr depart
Of Train GENTLY stationFifteen cents each
GEO, PANDELY, General Supt
The New Orleans crescent., 1868-05-19
A BOOK WITHOUT a NAME

NOTICE-rHK OoPARTNERsHIP HEREToFoRK
= - sxsing IN tbs city, under the style Of RICdARD
ELONEh hAbS, Is this day dissolved mutual
Richard Flower charged With the settlement OF tns a,r.
o. the late hr and viii eontinue the Commission and Fse-
forage business on his Once rs aver street.
RICHARD FLOWER,
New Orleans, xarc LlS6S
The New Orleans crescent., 1868-05-19
DR. LERAs's DOCTOR OF MEDICINE,
Liquid Phosphate Of Iron.

The newest and most esteemed medicine In Chic
ioss rains In the stsm1ch, D1cut Digestion, Dismsnor-
heA Anlnea, Ger eral Debility and PoOrness Of Blood
particularly recommended gulAte the functions OF
nsue and TO all ladies Of delicate constitutions well As
psrons suffering under kind OF Debility vhatsOever
s the preteIyave Of healh excellence In ell and
The New Orleans crescent., 1868-05-19
GRASD ooNsIsroRY g. Pr. r s. fHIsrYsE
DRGRBE.

GRArD CoNsIsroRY 8. Pr K g. fHIsrY.sECo
DEGREE.
NJ TODD, SD, Grand Conmander in CHIEF Now orIesu.
John Claiborne SD, First Lieutenant CennAadsz Esu
OrlesnA
Pulsence Rcau ssd Second Lieutenant Commander Esu
0rlsanA
John L. Lewis, SD; Grand Constable, New orsans
John c. Smith, SD, Grand Admiral, New Orleans
Samuel r walker, I'D, Grand ktHstsr ss State, HOu
orlesna
DR.. James c. BachsOr Isd, Grand chAnoslor, New o.
lssas
Ben Ds snvA ssd, Grand Alnonsr New orisasA
Emmett d. Craig, SD, Grand Rsri,trAr New orlsans
John Z Mcclure ed. Grand Keeper Of 3. and 4, New
orleanS
wn- NJ Perkins SD Grand Trsasurur New orlsanN
by. r svasey, SD, Grand Primata, New orls.na
K Ssomon, SD, Grand Provost New orlsaaH
James = Scot sd, Grand KxpsrL New Orlsana
James o. wilmer, sd, Grand Assistant Kxpert New
OrisanA
Jean LAmarrs SD. Grand Beaussnior, New orIsana
Angel Martin, SD Grand Bearer Of The " D. New Or,e.n.
Bruno De Lucas, sd, Grand Master Il GuArdA New
Orleans.
William G. Chanbsin, sad, Grand Chamberlain, New
orlosnk
Daniel 3. scuEgs sd, Grand Steward. New Orleans
John Melton, s7d Grand Ad-ds-Osmp, New OreAaG
I. Carroll sd, Grand Tyler.
Grand Annual Communication, Second Wednesday ru
January.
Stated snss; list March, 18th juno Es sspt.nbsu and
Nth December.
GRAND ooMhAEDERY KNIGHTS FENPLARs
sr Fugencs kicau R. Z Grand Commander, New or,eans
Sr jos. p Hornor, v. X Deputy Grand COmnAndsr Few
Oriesns
sr. JnO A Stevenson e Grand Gsusralissino Esw Or.
cara
sr. ". r whitaker. 4 Grand Captain General Nov
OrlesnA
sr. Hy. Il svsssy, 3. Grand Prslats; New orIeanS
sr. Wn McDus, & Grand 3. w., New orieAnA
81. T. A Bsrtletts, x. Grand J. W., New Orleans
Br. Emanuel Bessy X Grand Treasurer, New OrIsans
br. A. x. Billings, e Grand Recorder, New Orleans.
sr. James B. Scot, 4 Grand Stand Bearer New Orlean
sr. james Stafford Il Grand Sword Bearer.
sr. Jo< r furck, Z Grand wArder, New OrssnA
sr Stephen s. sellsck. & Grand Captain st the Guapdz
Ssxt annual esnclsve February IL 1903, A q. Tsa
ACTIVE MEMBERS OF THE SUP. Q. THIRTY.TH
DEGREE A AND A r
ChS. Lsnon de Ladebat, SD, New OrIeanA
James O. Bstoheor, NJ D. Ssd, New Orleans
Dep. Insp. Cen VIM N. Perkins SD New orIsAnA
B. N. Todd, SD, New orieans
JHs. I. Monroe, SD, New Orleans
GRAND COUNCIL K ANDSM
3 n. Todd NJ r, Grand Master, New Orleans
Hy K svAssy, p, Deputy Grand Master, New Orleans
John @. GOrdy, q. p, Conductor Of Work, FraRkIta
H. BTeen, q. O. Of the Guard, New Orls@na
Joseph r. Hornor q. Treasurer, New OrlsAnA
Gus. soutax, q. Recorder, New orlsanA
Rev. Thoe B. Lawson, @. Chaplain, New orlsaaA
II. r. Buckley, O. Conductor, New Orsana
r l. Bruce, q. Steward, New Orleans
bsa<tns Wells q. Seminal rsv ors~DG
The New Orleans crescent., 1868-05-19
GRAND LODGE OF LOUISIANA

Fl. K swasey N. ". Grand Master, New Orleans
3. @. Parsons. r ". Dept Grand Master, Bastrop
s. o. scruggs, z v. Senior Grand w., 0loutisrvina
WIN. keDsn, r ". Junior Grand w., New Orleans
Samuel N. Todd, ". Grand Treasurer. Esw Orieanh
Jas O. Bstchelsr, ". Grand Secretary.
Rev. Dr. @ & Hedges, W. Grand Chaplain.
n II. BrsY. W. Grand Senior Deacon, essna
jacob Kils ". Grand Junior Deacss. Klss Mia
J. ". Homsn, W. Grand Marshal, New Orleans.
Rene Lafon, w. Grand Sword Bearer, New orlsans
II. T. Girard. ". Grand Pursuivant VermiIlIonvuIa
B. o Smith, Big Cans Ph. BldAult New Orleans; J. n
Hawkins, hAnsasldi Samuel Levy, New orlssss-W
Grand Stewards
Alsx ousant ". Grand Tyler, New Oriss.a
Grand Annual OsavoeAaon seoOad hsadAS In Fssruar
ssoh year.
The New Orleans crescent., 1868-05-19

MnnIy and Patriotic speech of Senator Fes-
seneca Of Maine-HIs DigAinsd Protest
AEain't the whole ImPeaehmsnt Pre-
ceedlngF.
The New Orleans crescent., 1868-05-19
RAILROADS.
SUM-

DONTCHAHTRAIN RAILROAD SUN
- hER ARRANGEMENr-On and after APRIL lst
1868, the Trains on this Road VIII run ss follows:
gost .er f,.I Hons; iHH1 tssa Steam Train
The New Orleans crescent., 1868-05-19

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No other form Of Neuralgia Nervous Disease has fAed
70 yield to this
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h contains no drugs other materials In the sightssde
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Always be used with
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It hss lsng been In constant BY many Of our
MOST EMINENT PHYSICIANS,
who give Il their unanimous and unqualified approval
Sent By mail on receipt Of price and postage.
One package, 81 0o. Postage, 9 cents
Six PACKAGES IS o. Postage, ~ csntG
Twelve packages, 80 90. Postage, IS centa
sold by all wholesale and retail dealers IN drues and
medicines throughout the United States and By
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