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NEW GOODS,

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Grain Silk for Sacques and Dresses, Black AL
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Muslin, Dimity, India Twill Brilliant, ELASTIC,
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table covers, all the leading makes of muslin,
Now York Mills, Utica, Wamsutts, Lonsdale
Williamsyille, Semper Idem, White Rock, Whit
ney, &c.
A LARGE STOCK OF
Cloths, Cassimeres, Tweeds, Jeans, Ladies' Cloth,
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Carpets, Oil-coth and Window Shades, Wool fill
ing and all wool Ingram Carpets Venitian entry,
and stair carpet, new listing and Dutch Yarn
Carpets, the cheapest in town, Floor and Stair
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FRESH FAMILY GROCERIES,
choice Java, Laguayra and Rio coffee, choice I'm
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Call and see for yourselves. junl9'63
GPRING GOODS.-A. B. CRAMER
~ co. are now receiving the LARGEST and
MOST ELEGANT STOCK of GOODS, ever opened
in Bedford.
GREAT BARGAINS on hand, in every depart
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THE "GLORIoUs FOURTH. ."-The
4th passed off quietly in our town. No
public demonstration of any sort took
place. About the "break of day" a
few patriotic young men burnt a lot Of
powder, in the Square, the noise of
which greatly disturbed that portion
of the community who never realize
that glorious sight called sunrise. In
the afternoon the Lutheran S. School
had a picnic in Defbaugh's woods,
where the children were treated to
choice music, beautifully "ground
out" and other Refreshments" In
town, that time honored practice, the
reading of the Declaration of Iudepen-
dence, was dispensed with. We have
heard of several persons who read the
Freedmen's Bureau Bill, instead.
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RETURNED.-The outside delegates,
from this place, to the New York con-
vention. They have unbounded con-
fidence in the success of the nominees.
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WE call attention to the advertise
ment Of proposals for the erection of
a new Poor House under head of
"new advertisements"
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SALT.

O0 bags ground alum salt, just re-
OO ceived, at j. M. Shoemaker's. junl2
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MELANCHOLY SUICIDE.-We are
panied to learn that on last Wednes-
day, the Sth inst, in the town of Wood
bury, Miss Maggie .Stover, aged q
years, an exemplary and highly eS-
teemed young lady, committed suicide
by hanging. Our space will not per-
nit the publication of the whole of our
correspondents version of this sad af
fair, which he says he has been reque5-
ted to write us, to prevent erroneous
reports. He says:
"On the morning in question, she
arose early, prepared the breakfast for
her brother, did up the morning work
neatly, as usual, and Immediately af-
terward, went to the stable and COM
mitted the deed. She had been suffer
ing from an indisposition for some
time and was much depressed in spirit.
None stood higher in society, or was
more beloved than Maggie. She had
no faults, was kind to all, and obedi-
ent to her parents. Her disposition
was such as to make her a favorite'
with all with whom she came in con-
tact. She left the following letter,
which I give you Uer6atim =
WOODBURY., July 8, 1868.
DEAR MOTHER: l cause you trouble
this morning, but l have come to the
more.
Dear Mother, pardon me for what |
have done.
Dear Mother, do as you wish with
my clothes, for / will not need them
anymore.
Father, don't take it hard for | am
in a deep study. Brother Christ. hope
God may be with you now and forever.
People are getting down on me. May
God ever be with you all now and for
ever-mOre.
May God be with the ,0aknOIcn friend.
No more, but remain your true friend,
MAGGIE, TO HER MOTHER.
Ny love to Jennie N, Mary and
Clara Lee. Good bye, mother, don't
forget MAGGIE.
The sentences are very much dis
jOinted, and show great suffering of
mind. Her remains were attended to
the grave by large concourse of our
citizens, all eager to do homage to all
that remained Of poor Maggie. Her
untimely death has cast deep gloom
upon our entire community. The be-
reaved friends have the sympathy of
all. May God bless and comfort them
in their deep affiiction !" F.
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A NEW platform adopted-in the
Square, on the night of the Sd.
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A X f S,
Common shape, as good as the best.
THE RED JACKET
(COLBURN's PATENT
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Dor to the chopper. .
Send for circular and prices to LIPPINCOTT Il
BAKEWELL, Pittsburg Pa, Sole Manufacturers.
For sale by principal Hardware Dealers
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THIS is NO HUMBUG.-By send
ing 80 cents and Stamp, with age, height,
color of eyes and hair you will receive, by return
mall correct picture of your future husband or
wife, with name and date of marriage. EAddress
W. FOX, P. o. Drawer No s, Fultonville, New
York
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SEYMOUR AND BLAIR !
Grand Ratification Meeting
BEDFORD COUNTY AROUSED!

UnbOunded Enthusiasm!
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A GENTS WANTED. Something
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Silver Plating Fluid. Received lst premium at
Paris Exposition. Send so cts. for sample. HAIR
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LOIS DE LA LOUISIANA.
ACTE
No. 2O7.]

ACTE
L'EFFET D'AMESDER LA cHLRrE DE la COM
PAGN1E Do cHEsnN DE FER DE Ia NouvELLE-
ORLEANS, DE JACKSON EFT DU NoRD.
ATEENDU, Que lalegislature de rEtat du
Mississippi q le 20 decembre1S61, passe I'M
acte intitule: "Acte a peffet damender la
charte de la compagnie de la Nouvelle-O Orleans,
de Jackson ct du Nord, lequel est ainsi
concu:
ssSfcrroS /. Ialeoislature de- J,Etat Al, Ar;s.
sissippi decrete A pavenir toutes les cleo
tons de directeurs pour la compagnie du che
min de fer de La Nouyelle-O Orleans, de Jackson
ct du Nord, nj lie gouyerneur de rEtat du
Mississippi, nj lie gouverneur de PEtat de la
Louisiana, non plus que lie MARIE de Ia Nou-
velle-Orleans n'auront droit on ne seront au-
torises a voter en- vertu des actions au fonds
capital de la dite compagnie possedees soft
par les dts etats, soft par la dite vile.
SEC 2 Decrete de plus LIE gouverner
de fEtat du Mississippi aura lie droit ct, par
lie present, recoit Pautorisation de nommor
trois citoyens de lEtat du Mississippi, action
naires de La dite compagnie. pour faire partie
de la direction de la dite compagnie ct Y re-
presenter les actions possedees par lie dite
Etat dams la dite corporation. La condi-
ton que lie gouverneur de lEtat du Missis-
sippi choisira les dts directeurs dams les diffe
rentes sections de lEtat trayersees par lie che
min de fer de maniere representer aussi
egalement que faire Sc peut, les actionnaires
des differences parties de rEtat.
"SEc. 3. Decrete de plus: Get acte n'aura
effet qua partir du moment on il aura etc
adopte par rEtat de la Louisiana ct accepte
par les actionnaires de la dite compagnie,
ainsi gull est present. par leur charte"
SECTION /. En- consequence, le senat ct la
chambre DIES representants de rEtat de la
Louisiana, reunis en- assemble general, de-
cretent :: Lacte sus-enonce est adopte, rati-
fe ct confrme en- tout point, sous les condi-
tons qui y sont exprimees.
SIC. q Decrete de plus Get acte aura
force de loi a partir du moment de sa passa-
ton.
(Signe) DUNCAN s. CAGE,
Orateur de La Chambre des Representants
(Signe) ALBERT VOORHEES,,
Lieut. ouverneur ct President du Senat
Approve lie 10 Mars, 1868.
JOSHUA BAKER,
Gouverneur de pEtat de La Louisiana.
Pour copie conforme:
]. II. HARDY,
Secretaire dEtat.
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LAWS OF LOUISIANA.
No. 2O7l


/
TO AMEND THE CHARTER OF THE NEW ORLEANS
JACKSON AND GREAT NORTHERN RAILROAD
COMPANY. l.,-.-- tF.,-s
WHEREAS, The legislature of the State of
Mississippi, on the Doth of December. 1861,
passed an act entitled can act to amend the
charter of the New Orleans, Jackson and
Great Narthern Railroad Company" which is
in the following words:
SECTION 1. Be Il enacted by the Legislature Of
the State Of Mississippi That hereafter, at all
elections for directors in the New Orleans
jackson and Great Northern Railroad Com
pany, neither the Governor of the State of
Mississippi nor the Governor of the State of
Louisiana nor the Mayor of the City of New
Orleans shall be empowered or authorized to
vote on the shares of stock owned by either
Of said States or said city in said company
SIC. 2. BE Il further enacted, etc., That the
Governor of the State of Mississippi, shall
have the power, and he is hereby authorized
to appoint three citizsn of the State of Mis-
sissippi, stockholders in said company, to
be directors in said company to represent
the stock owned by said State in said cor
poration; Provided, the Governor of the
State of Mississippi shall select said di-
rectors from the various sections of the State
through which the road passes, so as to rep
resent as larry as may be the stockholders in
the various parts of the State.
SEC. 3. BE IL further enacted, ETC., That this
act shall not 60 into effect until passed by the
State of Louisiana, and accepted by the stock
holders in said company as required by their
charter.
SECTION l. And, therefore, be Il enacted By the
Senate and House Of Representatives Of the State
Of Louisiana, IN general assembly convened,
That the above and foregoing act be and the
same is hereby adopted, ratified and con-
frmed in all respects, subject to the con-
ditions therein contained.
SEC. 2. BE Il further enacted, ETC.. That this
act shall take effect from and after its passage
(Signed) DUNCAN s. CAGE,
Speaker of the House of Representatives.
(SignedS ALBERT VOORHEES,,
Leut.-G and President of the Senate.
Approved March 10th, 1868.
(Signed) JOSHUA BAKER,
Governor Of the State of Louisiana.
A true copy:
J. II. HARDY, Secretary of State.
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rHt. Petrick's Day was handsomely celebrated
IN Mobile by procession OF the Benevolent Asso-
citation, a speech by Colonel Forsyth, and the
reading of the following beautiful poem, written
BY Father Ryan, author Of |" The Conquered
Bsnner:"l
UDroll Erin's fsg fling its folds TO the breeze
Let il float Ger the land Jet it fash Ger the seas
LIT II ont Of the dnst-let it wave as of yore,
When its Chiefs with their clans. stood around il
and swore
That never no never, that banner would yield
As long the heart Of Celt was its shield
While the hand of Celt had q weapon to WELD
And his last drop Of blood was unshed the field.
Lift II upl wave IT high its as bright as Of old
Not stain on its Green. not a blot on It's Gold,
Though the woes and the wrongs Of three hundred
long years
Have drenched Erin's sunburst with blood and
with tears;
Though the clouds of oppression enshroud it in
gloom,
And around il the tbunders Of tyranny boom,
Look aoitl look sloftl 10 the clouds drifting by,
Ihere,s CLEAN through the gloom, there's Light
'ris the sunburst resplendent-far. flashing on
Erin's dark night is waning her dsy-dawnis nigh
Lift 1t up lift IT up! the old Banner OF Greeni
The blood of its sons has but frightened its
sheen;
whsti-ihough the tyrant has irampled It down,
Are its folds not emblazoned with deeds Of re.
What Though for ages IT droops in the dust,
Shall il droop thus fcreyerl No, no! God Is
Just
Take / upl take it up from the tyranrs foul
Let him tear not the Flsg-we will snatch its las.
shred,
And beneath 1t ven bleed as our forefathers bIed,
And wen yoy by the dust ia the graves Of our
dead.
And ven swear by the blood which the tyrant
And wen vow by the wrecks which thro' Erin he
spread
And wen swear by the thousands, who, famIshed,
Died down in the ditches-wild, bowling for bread;
And wen vow by our heroes, whose spirits have
And wen swear by the bones in each cofinless
That wen battle the tyrsnt through danger and
That wen cling to the cause which we glory to
TIL the CLEAN Of cur steel and the shock of our
lead
Shall prove to our foes that we meant what we
said
That we'd lift up the Green, and we'd tear down
the Red.
Lift up the Green Flag oh it wants to 20 home.
Fan long has its lot been 70 wander aud roam;
But its folds, like their hopes are not faded nor
furled;
Like weary-winged bird, to the East and the
West,
II has fitted and ied--but it never shall rest,
Till plumiDg its pinions, il sweeps DER the man
And speeds 10 The shores OF fits Old home again,
Where its fetterless folds DER each mountain and
plain,
Shall wave with glory that never shall wane.
Take IL up take it upl bear il back from affair."
That Banner must blaze mid the lightnings of
war;
Lay your hands on its folds, lift your gaze to the
sky,
And swear that you'll bear IT triumphant or die.
And shout to the clans, scattered far DER the
earth,
To join in the march 10 the land Of their birth;
And wherever the Exiles, meath heavens broad |
dome,
have been fated to suffer, TO sorrow and roam,
They'll bound on the sea, and away DER the foam |
They'll march TO the music of Is Home Sweet |
Home.n
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Grand Lodge OF Leuisiana.
THE r. ". GRAND LODGE OF LOUISIANA. L o. o. p
July in New Orleans ocers for present year 1868
Rusha Of No. W. Grsnd Master; p. Ham, of No 10
R. W. D. Grand Master; e. II. Fsirchid, Of Ne H. r W.
Grand Warden; Josiah Foger ofNo r. W. Grand Score
tsy; W. Dslssdsrner, Of No. 4O W. Grand Treasurer
Luther Homes, OF No IS and @. Dunlap Of No IS R. w.
O. Representatives G. l. U. s Rev G. L More Of No Is W.
Grand Chaplain John b. Heno OF No W. Grand Marshal
A. hsEureau Of No. 40 W. Grand Conductor; J. Reiner
OF No To- Grand Guardian; p. G. j. N Littejohn, Of No.
Is. W Grand Herald.
Of No. II, District No. 2; p g. A. J. vandegrn OF Ne
District No 81 r. g. s. T. Grisamars OF No 81 District Nc.
4, r G. s. p Clarke Of No Is, District No g. p @ B z
CLANCY, of No District No. u r O. Jacob schreinsr Of
No. 80, District Ne H. p n. Hun icksr Of No 81 Dis
trct No IL P. @. @. w. Guth Of No. 20 District No. Is
srANDlKs COMMITTEES STATE Of tie 0rRerP O. Sire Geo.
W. Race, Of No. IL p. @. Master w. O. Wilson, Of No O.
p. @. Master Gardner Smith, Of No H.
Judieial--P. G. Master Luther Homes OF No IS; p. O.
d 6. N. Phi Schneider, Of No. lO r. O. d. wsisnsr o.
No. a.
Constitution and By Bara-P O. Master George Nunres-
Of No. p; P. g. Henry Haskell. OF No. l6 P G. VIM
wisstt Of No. n.
Pefitions crd App.nls.-P O. Master j. O. Dunlap Of No.
ID; p. @. L. Graham. Of No. AZ; p. d. G. NJ Benjamin
Moses. sfNo.s
Lsislas.e-P G. Master Thomas H Shields. or No. 8;
p O. Master Howard hlspsugh, Of No. IL; p. G. Joseph
west, Of No. l.
Einonos-P. g. Master A. Wallace Hunter, Of No. 10;
@ Master Edward Psbury Of No. 10; p. @. L. r. Tower
cfNo II
oedsnfiala-P g. A. w. Macdonald, No. IS; p. g. Frank
Phstsr, ofsO. 81 P. G. George Dirmsysr. Of M q
All communications to the NJ W. Grand Master Grand
Secretary shOsd be forwarded TO the Of
cetay tho Crescent Mutual Insurance Company
Of Camp street and Commercial Place.
JOSIAH FoLGRR, Grand Secretary.
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A Strong SYMPATHY" Is Miss BIindkins at
homer asded Mr.. flanders Of the Irish girl who
answered his ring at the door. Yes, / brave
she is, sir" "Is she engagedg' An it is
engaged. you say Faith. an I can't tell you,
sir. but she kissed Mr. Vincent last evening as IL
she had never seen the like nv him, and it's
engaged l b'laye they are, sir"
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Subordinate Lodges.

LOUISIANA LODGE MOI
Meets every Friday evening In Lodge No. l. the
Crescent Mutual Insurance Company o@csrs-J b Lock
wood N. G.; o. A. Barnes v. G.; N. Duzz Secretary.
WASHINGTON LODGE NO. 5
heetsevery Thursday evening MAgny Buildings. Third
District oheers-Peer Richter. n ca john n. Coos, v.
O.; VIM. Wallace, Secretary.
UNION LODGE No.6
Meets every Monday evening in Ledge Room No No 81
Camp street, ths Chamber Of Commerce ocers-wm.
Hyland, n g.. VIM HOdgins. v. c.; Eugene Norris sss
Rotary
CRESCENT LODGE NO. s.
Meets every Thursday evening, In Lodge Room No
the Home Mutual Company of Camp and
Watches streets ofHesrs-G. r Gushing n. g.; Jno Quill
Han. '. g.; Henry Dart Secretary.
JEFFERSON LODGE NO. O.
Meets every Thursday evening. In Jefferson Hail. corner Of
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EAGLE DEGRRR LODGE no. l.

Meets first and third Saturday. Lodge Room No. s.
ever the Home Mutual Insurance Company Camp and
Matches streets oncers--A hazureau ID. NJ; Chas. c.
Neis. D. D. Nj Henry Haskell Secretary and Treasurer
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MASONIC.


Stewart W. NJ; John n. Moore sv.; NJ. W. W. vsn'a.J.
W.; james Housh, sserstay. - ii'e
PERFECT HARnoNY LODGE no. I76
Grand Lodge Han n o. ofcsn-J. o. Decastro W. HI
A DssolA s. w.; T. Booth J. W., W A White, Ssxstsrys
UREKA LODGE NO. III
weodvnls Jackssa Parish, La oncsn-o =. Howell
wM 4. Jackson. s. W.; o. w. Lylsss J. "; " 4 Red
"n' ' TULIP LODGE NO. It's.
ruiip, Caiborns Ps-iss La onicers-H. n. hcclndsns
VIZ; G L. hays. s. w.; I. ,. Tsrkintoa, j. w.; b. o.
Frazisr, Secretary.
oAppo LODGE NO. u.s.
Shreveport. La ohiesn-P. ". H. ouAminss wn;s.
y. rsvis. 8. W.; VIM. Hobssr,J w.; Secretary
LITTLE FLOCK LODGE NO. ls>
Ginnissss Bus Sabine Parish La Oncsrs-Wm- n An
tony W. NJ Charles Bennett s. W.; Geo. W. Wei. J. W.;
NJ K. sprsIgtt, Secretary.
JEFFRRsosIAN LODGE NO. Isl.
Kingston. De Soto Parish, La odesrs-osaA T. crsw-
ford n; B. .. Logan, g. w.; l. =. Scott, ). W.; Z W.
Laey. Secretary.
SAN TODD LODGE no. in
Sugar Town. Cslcssiss Parish. La onicsrs-Joha Dove,
w.N; l. Simmons s. W.; D. A Dole. J. W.; G. W.
Richsrdss.. Secretary.
LoNawooD LODGE NO. Isl
Hess Mills, Cadds Parish, La onicers-Thcs = Vaughan,
WIN T. Cole s. w. N. y osrris. ). W; ,. n Camp
ton, Secretary.
SPRING CREEK LODGE NO. lA
Spring Greek Church, Washington Parish, La on'sr
Hardy Richardson, ". M O. r. Bailey s. W.; H. zJsa
kins, J. w.; J. O Ficher. Secretary.
ORPHANS FRIEND LODGE NO. ls.
Big Cane, St. Landry Parish. La oncers-Gso ". Bsns
deck. W. NJ; p. @. cshAs. W.; l. o. Hsys J. w.; o.
8. snfh, Secretary
FLAT LICK LODGE D.. D..
Fiat Lick Claiborne Parish. La. oGcers-W. r Meyers
" NJ; Henry jones. g. W.: r. L. HHsv,J.w.
GRAND LODGE or LOUISIANA
II. r. swssey, NJ W. Grand Master. New Orleans.
s. q. Parsons. r W. Dept Grand Master Bsstrop.
g. o. scrurga r. W. Senior Grand w., Clsutiervile
VIM McDar, r. w. Junior Grand w. New Orleans.
Samuel NJ Todd, W. Grand Treasurer, New Orleans
jas. O. BAtchslo<. ". Grand Secretary
Rev Dr. O. s. hedges ". Grand Chaplain
N. II. Bray W. Grand Senior Deacon sasine
ia oh Kle ". Grand Jrner Deacon. Kle's Mulz
J. W. Holman, W. Grand Marshal, New Orleans.
Rene Lafon W. Grand Sword Bearer. New Orleans.
n e. Girsrd. W. Grand Pursuivsnt ysrmiionvie.
S. O. sriih. Big Cane; Pm Bidsat. New Orleans; J.
Hawkins. Mansfield: Samuel Levy, New 0reans-W -
Grand Stewards
Alex Qusant, ". Grand Tyler New 0rlssnsL
Grand ANIMAL Conyosakon second Monday In Februar
each yssE
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esAED COUNCIL R AND 8 n

3. N. Todd, N. r., Grand Master. New Orleans
Hy r. swssey, p, Deputy Grand Master, New Orleans
John ". Jones, T., mustrious Grand Nsstsr Shreveport
John @ eordy, q. p, Conductor Of Work. Frsnkia-
h. Breen, @. q. Of ths Guard, New OrissnA
Joseph r. hornor, q. Treasurer. New Orie@nx
Gus. sontag, @. Reeorder, New Orleans
Rev. ThoG B. Lawson. a. Chaplain, New orlssnx
H. p. Buckley, q. Conductor, New Orleans.
X l. Bruce, O. Steward. New Orisana
Ev>stus wslis a. Sentinel. New Orleans
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.IKSINIA SPRINGS.

VIxSINIA sPKINGs.
The following eslsbrated VIRGINIA sPRrNoz Of s.ry
scees BY railroads and short lines good roeds Ia
comfortable coaches, BY
III, b open Tor Visitors ON AND AFTER TEX FIRST on
White Sulphur.
eKxrNsRER COUNTY, VIRGINIA.
Kweet Springs and salt suIph.r Springs.
hohkon COUNTY, WEST
until shout the lOh Of July, when the railroad wiz 70
Coyington and from Bonsacks The Virginia and Fennes
Hot Springs. Healing Springs, and Hath
Alum Springs
BkTH COUNTY, VIRGINIA.
koste VIA Virginia Central Railroad 10 hsbofo Dopek
kockbridRe Alum sDrfnas.
R0cKBRIDcE couETr VA
koste via Virginia centsal Railroad 70 Goshen Depol
Augusta White sulphur Alum Springs.
roRxrKLx srRrBLrnosJ
Route via Central Railroad Stanton hence bx s.0st
the Springs
Allegheny Springs,
MONTGOMERY COUNTY, VIRGINIA
hcute va Virginia Central Orange and Alexandria 70 shavs
. Coyner's Sulphur Springs.
BorncoURr COUNTY. VA
keuss as above 70 ooynsrs Springs Station Virginia and
rsrossh rcksss be procured a he prsne,., ...
west North and South, an the above S,~1s~. 49,
The Propretors Of the above named Rprnvs hsve 5000
an entire outnt 81 New Furniture In ali deoxf.nt.
$40 VII .se eve0 enort 70 make visitors satisfied
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Encampmenfs.

TIE r. w. GRAND ENCAMPMENr OF LOUISIANA
Meets sensnnualy the fourth Wednesday in January
aud July. Officers for lseS-J Twnnemore Of No. g. NJ w.
Grand Patriarch; A W. MacdoneIl Of No s. NJ T. Grand
high Priest; Jules A ForAt Of No l. w. Grand Ward.
W. c. Wilson. Of No. l. r W Grand Scribe; B. Dasilva
OF No. ], r. w. Grand Treasurer; Geo. W. Roper
81 No. 5 r. W. a. Juaor Warden !; A. Wallace
Hunter. Of No. l. r. w. Grand Representative.
George Nungesser Of No w. O. Marsha Frank Pfster Of
No. 2, W. Grand sentne; NJ Frankford Of No. s. w. ID.
Grand Sentinel; Henry JONES' Of No. a. Dis No. s. Deputy
District Grand Patriarch.
STANDING iCoxxiTrKzs-credeuias and Rsisns.--Joth-
Peter Of No. !. WIN, Bloomfield, Jr Of No A. Maru
resu, Of Nos
Stats Of the Ordsy. q. Dunlap ONO ], Luther Homes
Of Ne. !, G. Tnsman, ofNe G.
Ftnance-E. NJ Rushs, of No. T. John B. Hsno OF No l.
Geo G. Ksuz, ONO g
Constitution and By-Lars-Hovard Milspaugh, ONO g.
Edward Pilsbuy, Of No ). Il. y. sturcken, sfNo6
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-03-20
GRAND LoDsE OF LOUISIANA
GRAND RA CHATTER.

Samuel N. Todd. NJ Z. Grand High Priest New Orisaz
g. q. Psrsoss, Deputy Grand High Priest, Bastrop.
r. q. Stirring, Grand King. Bayou Sara.
II Breen Grand Scribe, New Orleans.
Henry R. swssey Grand Treasurer, New Orleans.
J. G. Bachelor, Grand Secretary, New 0resns
Thomas b. Lawson, Grand Chaplain, Bsstrcp
Joseph p Horsor Grand Capt Of the Host New Orleans
r. 1isdsle, Grand r. s., Monroe
Henry Hamburger, Grand R A. Captain, New Orleans
W. W. Ieake, Grand Master Third Veil. Bayou Sara
N. Il. Grzrd, Grand Master Second ysii, Opelsusaa
". +. Rsihsish, Grand xasix First Veil. Franklin
r g. Burke. Grand Guard. New Orleans.