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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1871-11-04

| 60VSSHS reputation based
on its intrinsic virtues, and sustained by
its remarkable cures. SO mild as TO be safe
and beneficial to children, and yet 30 search.
ing as to effectually purge out the great
corruptions OF the blood, such as the scrof.
ulous and syphilitic contamination. Im-
purities, or diseases that have lurked In the
system for years, soon yield to this power.
ful antidote, and disappear. Hence its won-
derful cures, many Of which are publicly
known OF SCROFULA, and all scrofulous
diseases, ULCERS, ERUPTIoNs, and erup-
| tive disorders Of the skin, TUMORS,
BLoTCHES. BoILS, PIMpLES, PUSTU-
LES, SORES, ST. ANTHoNY's FIRE,
ROSE OR ERYSIPELAS. TETTER, SALT
RHEUM, SCALD HEAD, RINawORM,
and internal ULCERATIONs OF THE
UTERUS. STOMACH AND LIVER. II
also cures other complaints, TO which IL
would not seem especially adapted, such ~
DROPSY, DYSPEPSIA, FITS, NEURAL
GIA, HEART RTDISEASE, E,FEMALEWE
NESS, DEBILITY, and LEUCORkHGA.
when they are manifestations OF the scrofu-
lous poisons.
II il an excellent restorer OF health and
strength In the Spring. BY renewing the
appetite and vigor Of the digestive organs
II dissipates the depression and listleH Ian.
guor Of the season. Even when no disorder
appears, people feel better, and live longer
for cleansing the blood. The system moves
on with renewed visor and a new lease OF
life.
PREPARED BY
DR.. J. G. AVER g. CO.,
LOWELL, MASS.,
Practical and Analytical Chemists.
Sold by all Druggists everywhere.
oc3l-eod4g-n
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Fer the Hair.

ITO REMOVE DANDRUFF, TO PRO
i mote the growth Of the hair TO clean
the scalp, use the sAmertcan Hair pre.s.
SepA LOGAN, LDT \ co.
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= n p y, 4 !, R., !.

RLsOOV For any case Of Blind Bleed.
ing, Itching, or Ulcsrased Pilss that Do
Bias's Pale Kennedy fails TO cure. Il Is
prepared expressly TO cure the Piles and moth.
ing else, aud has cured cases Of over 90 years
standing. Sold by al Druggists.
VIA FUGA.
De Bikes Via Fuga is the pure juicss Of
Barks, Herbs, Roots, and Berries, for
CON4UMPTION.
Inflammation Of The Lungs; all Liver, Kid.
ney, aud Builder diseases, organic WssAness,
Female Affections, General Debility, .sai sll
complaints Of the Urinary Organs in siasssnd
Female, producing Dyspepsia, Coaivsnsss,
Gravel, Dropsy and Scsoials, which mort
generally terminate In Conaamptiye Decline.
II Posidss and enrichss the Blood, he Bil,isry,
Gianduiar and Secrstivs System; corasc,s
and Strengthens tie Nervous aud A:Ssoular
forces il nets like ! chatm OH weak, swsvous,
and dsblttiated females, both young and old.
lNoss sAooid b without IL Sod svssywhsrs.
Nd. Aoe.iS-1o
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Fiat dc ID Louisiana.
COUR DE PAROIssE.
PARO1ssE 81.
S.ecessios Dc dtfunte DelpAiine MieAa+
Vexve RostmonaS s.. Pierre.
Is Neutrality-suspicious. jour De MARS 1871.
g. II heures A. NJ, N s

acknowledgements jour Dc MARS 1871,
q II heures A. M, fw a
En- yertu dun ordre Dc vente 1 moi adress6
~ Honorable Cour ci.dessus nominee, Jof-
fiirai on ven.s publique ct Z Penclare, sur les
lisux, ID propsi9,6 suivante appartenant . Ia
snc,cession dc. u dtfun.s Dslphine Michel,
Vsuvs Ros6mond St-Pierre:
ID. Un certain moroccan de terre situe en-
celts paFtie - ID p~arcisse St.Jacques
nomrn6e Grande .Pointe, sur Ia rive
gauchs do Mississippi, ! environ Gin
ouante trois miles de ID Nouvelle-Or ls-
ans, mesurant trois quarts d'arpent plus
ou moins dc face sur une prolondeus de
quarants arpsn.s, borne ~ Sud par The
odu,s S.-Pisrre, M Nord par .yalery
Rousssl, 1 lOuest par Louis $. Lebour
Rso;., q ! pEst par E. Bourgeois Frsres
e tout ayec toutes les balisses ct anne
llora,ions qui " trouvent ct y appar
tiennent. 9"
%. On mulet.
30. IN cheval.
10. IN lot do presses ct do cordes a tabac.
So, Un lot dc msubles et d'ustensiIes d
cuisine.
TERMES
Compliant on monnais des Flats, Unis.
8. THEREOF.
Sherif.
Pssoisse ~st.Jasqnes, 10 F6vrisv 1871.
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INSTITUTION ST-JlCQUES.
DiSiric PR rAbbe +. Hgnc,,ei,
ancie', pre- essc.s. M petit
Sfsminaire de Paris.
I. Ecole G.arolssiAle.
Ecolc prrpar n lOirc ,aas COLLEGE

En- fondan, il y u plus dun All Prostitution.
81 Jacques, IL Dircc,enr de ce,,s ecole Fest
propose un double but:
10. Donner unc instruction snfisanie aux
%enf.n,s de Ia paroisss que les parents ne YOU.
draicnt pas envoycr au4CoIl&ge.
20. P,erarer pour IL ssallege les ~jeunes
enfau,s qui doivcnt faire des eludcs plus com.
ple,es.
Ecxpe,ience a pronve que les grands eta.
bli<se,nents ne soni ,eel!cment prof'abics
qn'aux sleves qui sly presenten, sachant bicn
lire ct ecrire, ct possedaui an moinsl les pre-.
micrs elements des langues. EInstitntion 81
Jacques relevant IN nombre Unite lie pension.
nnires scra' plus d meme DE- bonner des SONS
speciaux aux eievss qni conmence"t.
Deux professeurs attaches 4 Establishment
y enseignent respectivement leur Iangue
rationale l'anglais Fl lie ~ftancai., e, les BRAN
ches otdinaires de,udes, y co,npris la tenue
DIES li.rcs.
Dss 'ccon. de musiqne vocale sont donnees
gra,ui,ement d ,ous les eleves.
Condition.:
Fate, mes acknowledgement 80. par mois $500
Observation-Disclosures.
men,, pension, blanchis. 'a. 4."
sage. fourni,nrcs dc bu.
rean, livres ; sans extra
d'ancnne sorie....... 500. par mois S2O
Pour Plus amples tenseignemen,s, s'adres
ser a I'abbs vignonet, Gabrielle r. O., ST.
Jacques. T."~ m 10 Dec. 70
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DE CIcAREs.

ipo Re Output Sc @ENo
Entire rEglise St.Michel el ID Maison de
Cour - Habi,u,ion l.. Chsnet - Sl.Jacques,
Rive gauche.
Messieurs les marchands De Ia paroisse 81.
Jacques ct des p~aroisses voisines, 'ronveron,
~toujours 4 Ia fabrique dc MN. P. r. Duruis
ct CIE., IN assortment complet de cigares
d'excellen,e quaIite, ct aux prix les plus
raisonnables.
"a Sept. 7o.-6 m.
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St-James Emporium Store.

NV ON~AAASo 0AAAPVA AulAA oVVA W
NJ. J. TE1SSIER fait savoir 4 ga nombreuse
clientele e, au public en- general que: .
Outre son tres-grand assortment, varie, bien
choisi, CONSIGNMENT renouvels de
Marshanaises- SsssaAses7, 1N7cerie, BonneterIe,
Chaussures pour danes, cadets, fllettes
ct %enfants,Q aincailleric, Sel!etie, Par
fumcrie, Pharmacie, Chapslleris,
Wooden Ware, Wins DIES prsmiers
crds ct Liqneu rs DIES meilleurs mar
ques, Tabacs sous toutes les fotmes,
Cigares ct Cigarettes de Ia Havane, ct
infinite d'antres articles trop nombreux
pour etre 1nnmar6s, il Went de ~recevoir de-
N.Loais, Directement, un grand assortment de
Produits do Vouest!
Tells que: Farine, Pore, Graisse, Jambons
cures au sucre ct autres, Epaules fnmees,
Whiskey, Savon, Chandelles, Annidon,
Fromage, Avoine, etc., etc, etc.
An prix de- II Nouvelle-orleaus.
Fit ces Marchandises sont
Superieures pms, qualits!
W Venez et vOyeZ. go. n
M. ]. TE1ssIER, On raison De Ia d~ificult6
DIES temps, vendra meilleur matche que jamais.
Ell yous trouvcrez aussi arEmporium Store:
Mdiennes de toute nuances a lo-l24.
Indiennes bleues, 4 fond blanc, 4 %couleur
d cLemise, mefimack, etc, etc, au choix a
Is cents.
Indiennes FRANCHISES fond bleu e, a clemise,
Az, 4 20 cents.
Cotons blancs ct ecrus / ct ! dc 10 i l24,
AIS.
Cotons +" +" I" IA 81 40 pouces, 4 III, 20,
22l.
Cotons Ga, d Ell.
Coons F" " 1914 ! draps, so cents.
Denimes rayses, cou,il I mateIas, Bon-teini
a2o cents u yards-C otonnades FRANCHISES
ct am6ricaines-Casi.nir de loules nu.
ances-1'oiies blanches 4 che. N
misses, Linge de table-Brin,
MousseIiaes ct Bobinet
4 M~ous,iquaires.
Ell un grand
ASSORTMENT
de marchandises bianches, telle one:
Mousselines. Percales, Nansoux, Mui.mu'
bri'!an,e, Den.elles. Parapiuiss en- sole 9,
cotton, flsurs artificieIlss, couronnes
blanches, ETC., etc., ETC., etc;
Enin IN Assorlimcnt
comple. de Giants Jou.
vins-blancs ct en-
couleur, pour -
Messiesrs Of pour Dames pour
Balls ct pour SORES, etc.
10rEt pourquoi dono allsr ! ID Nouvelle
Orleans quand mons avons lei, dams lEmpor;us
Store, nm Establishment de premier ordre2
6Aont 70-6m.
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agent general, Joseph Ecrrier,
DonaIasonviHc, La.
=
La Pompe poriatips de ]. IcARp, autrement
nominee pompe d'habi1atio", dun prix rebuilt ct
peu cofteux, sert 4 transvaser les melasses ct
liquides, = nettoyer les sucreries, 4 e,eindre le
feu, a arroser les jardins, etc.
II sufit de denx hommes pour Ia hanover
ct Iui donner toute sa puissance.
Pas une %sucrerie ct une residence ne
doivent manquer dc ce,,s pompe. 24dc.la.
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Aw98

L>MWc1 A vENDRE d ram;ubs une
proprie.e si,ase a Ia Tongue
xs&4a3@V uE, raroisse 81 jacques, live
gauche, 4 environ 50 miles De la Nouvellc-
Orleans, mesurant un quart d'arpent de face
sur qnatre.viugts arpents de profoudrnr.
Excel!ente terre, bonnc maison, hangar,
6curie, magasin, puts, jardin, verger, etc, etc
S'adresser q Mr.. Eugene Poeha, sur les
lieux, gu an bureau du l.oulsrANAls.
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fHB ~L0UISIANIAN.
Saturday, March 4, 1871.
TO TAX PAYERS

Notice is hereby given 10 oil parties who are
indebted 10 the State aud Parish, 10 come for
ward and settle their taxes and procure thei'
without delay: ff7iicrnscs of 1871 are
now due and all persons carrying on any trade
or profession without having procured their
license from the Undersigned as provided BY
law will suffer the penalties thereof.
Office at the residence Of Judy . Hun
saker's. Hours, from "a. NJ, 10 3 p. NJ.
D. s. HUNSAKER,
Tex Collector.
Patis, Of S.. James, February 10Th 1871.
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Acadia Store
v. E. N. ANDERSON


Habitation MIRE, Sr.JAcouEs, rive droite.
GROCERIES,
MARCHANDISES SECHES,
QUINCAILLERIE.
LIQUE YRS. WINS,
LANNON'S. DC, &C.,
e. anssi HARNAIS, SELLES, dc.,
CRANES de jardinsge.
Aux prix de Ia NouvelIs. Orleans.
Au meme magasin:
MEDICINES FEBRlFUGES.!
I'm. Anderson, au,oriss par le rsnouyel.
cement de son Stock ct lie rapide ecoulsment
de ses marchandises, vsnd au rabais.
On trouve chez lui, ct I tres bon ~marche,
des Robes, des Chapeaur pour danes Ell enfan.s,
dss feurs ct des Garniiures de- toutss sor,ss,
etc.. 6galemsnt des chaussuyes taiies sur
commando. ct pour hommes ct pour danes.
R~accomodages de chaussures.
I'm. v. F. NJ. Anderson a ouyert ron
autre magasin,-CANraELLE SToRE,-sur pha.
bi.a'ion Philemon Guidfy.
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RESTAURANT ST. LOUIS.

;, - % RI. sr. LOUIS. -
Ion. FOSTER Propr;fin;r~ = phonnenr
de preyeuir q ,,on,hrense clientele 10 10 ram.
rasne que son eta blisscment Went uAlre
enforcement rfparA q mis- i neuf.
NM. les l,sbiiants y ,trouvero"t u"e bonne
pension, co,nprcnsnt dtjeansr,, diner ct cham.
bro. pour lie prix moleIe de $3.50, 9. lou, 10
comfortable dune maison pa,.iculiefe joint q
ID plus gtande propre.c Of ptompsisode dc
service.
Ls sou.sig6e oss cspeter le conrours lie SOS
a%ncienncs p~ra.iques pour 'ui faci'iier Ia tachs
de satisfaisc' tout Uni public.
E'' WI. "7 Jos FOSTER.
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DuRAxr, Miss, Dec. IL, ls7O-
We. the undersigned, residents Of Durant
and vicinity, take great pleasure IN recon-
mending to our friends and the planting com
munity generally, the
Golden Prolific Cotton Seedt
We believe this seed 20 be superior 10 the
Dixon" or any other seed we know or
We also cheerfully bear testimony 10 the
fact that our friend, John q. Davis, EEade nine
bales Of cotton from Golden Prohhc seed on
seven acres Of land, and that land not the pest
by any means. The chief points of exeellence
Of the GOLDEN PROLIFIC COTTON eEED
are
First-The foliageis smaller, making il best
for bottom lands. =,
Second-The seed are fully one-third small
er, consequently more lint.
Third-fhe staple is much inner and longer:
Fourth-The yield is fully double that OIL
any other cotton.
We eheerfully recommend the seed offered
for sale by John B. Davis, and parties order
ing of him may rest assured that they wiLl ger
genuine seed, and be fairly and honestly
dealt with.
Capt. Sam1. W Red W. A. Lockhart,
CAPT. H. II. WYNN. Murphy s. Davis,
Capt. James HAYS, ]. +. Allen,
A. W. Mcdonald, Dr. c: I; Murphy,
Wynn s. Co., VIM. b. Williams.
For Sale by
JOHN B. DAVIS s c. SIMON,
Ddrant, Holmes Co., Miss.
Price, ~ 90 per BusheI.
January 20, 1871. w3m~
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Another Imnosfer.

The city of jackson has become a sort
of crossroads where Masons and Odd
Fellows who have been "robbed" or
otherwise distressed, lay over to tell their
piteous tales to the Worshipful Master OF
the Noble Grand. We have, in both ca
pacities, been so often brought in contact
with these characters, and been so often
deceived, that we propose at this sitting to
write paragraph for their benefit.
One of many instances of such decep-
ton is now before us: About two
months since a very innocent looking nice
young man, came along here, giving his
name as II. j. Singleton, claiming to be
a member of Milford Lodge, No. 262,
Texas, and on his way to Noxubee county,
Mississippi, where he said he had rela-
tives. He even professed to be anxious
for some sort of employment, as he was
averse to asking aid from the fraternity.
Bnt the usual aid was given; and now the
Secretary of Silas Brown Lodge, No. 65,
is in receipt of letter from the Secretary
ofMilford Lodge, stating that "no such
person belongs to said Lodge, nor has his
name, or similar one, ever been upon
the roll of Milford Lodge" The returns
of Milford Lodge for 1Se9.were before us,
but Singleton stated that he had been
made Mason since that time, and he
called over very readily the officers and
members Of the Lodge.
This morning we had call from an
Odd Fellow for small loan," who, we
had been previously advised. had just left
a good situation, being infected with a
tramping fever. Of course, when he
reached jackson he was short of funds,
asked for assistance, and and didn't get It.
The Regulations of our Grand Lodge
positively forbid relief to non-affiliates
who do not contribute annually to some
Lodge an amount equal to the dues of
said Lodge; and Worshipful Masters and
Lodges should, in all cases, require the
most unmistakable proof of good standing
before granting relief Nine-tenths of
the applicants for relief are worthless
drones or miserable imposters, and they
are usually able-bodied Migrants, who
roam from place to place seeking whom
they may devour. IfLodges have funds
70 risk on such objects, let them first
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AMENDMENTS.

SEC. Sc. No amendment can be offered
70 proposal for amending the Constitution
of the Grand Lodge, after the same has been
received and laid over for consideration for
one year; but the same must be adopted or
rejected without alteration, except by unan-
imous consent of the Grand Lodge, given
previous to the vote being taken upon the
adoption of the proposed amendment.
SEC. 81. No amendment to the Constitu-
ton is of such binding force as to preclude
a reconsideration Of the vote adopting it,
until the close of the Grand Communication
at which it shall have passed.
SEC. 80. No alteration of these General
and Permanent Regulations shall take effect
at the same Communication Of the Grand
Lodge at which il is made; nor shall they
be suspended, except by consent of three
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Fraternally Yours,
JOSEPH g. BAKER,
High Priest CORTLAND Chapter, No. 25.
RAYMOND, Mss, Feb. IA, 1871

RAYMOND, MISS, Feb. IA, 1871.
EXCELLENT COMPANION AND BROTHER
When the Ancient people of God, after a
long and painful captivity, were permitted
to return to Jerusalem and rebuild their
City and Temple of the Most High, they
discovered among the sad and shattered me-
MORALS of their former greatness and pow
er, copy of-the Book of the Law, which
being interpreted and read in their hearing
by the Prophet Ezra, they lifted up their
voices and wept with joy. So, the Compan-
ions of this Chapter, with kindred feelings
of gratitude, have restored to them, through
the zeal of worthy brother, the original
authority by which they are commissioned
to exemplify and inculeate the sublime mys-
teries of Masonry.
We thank you, Excellent Sir, for the ex-
preston of good will enunciated in your
fraternal communication, and allow us also
to express our acknowledgements to Capt.
Cooper, late Captain of Company A, 10th
Regiment, Ohio Volunteers, for his zeal in
the blessed ties which unite the hearts of
Masons in the bonds of love.
Gratefully and FraterRally Yours,
PORTER, E. X,
Raymond Chapter, No. p.
Elk. JOSEPH G. BAKER, III. T.,
CORTLAND Chapter, No. %, Ala.
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CoMP. NORRIS Cook has been COM
missioned by the r.. E.. Grand Lee
turer, w. d. Ferris, to teach Royal Arch
Masonry in this Jurisdiction, according
to the work adopted by the Grand Chap
ter. He is at the service of Chapters
desiring more light. Comp. Cooks man
ner of communicating what he knows
and he knows not little-is agreeable
and impressive.
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ARTICLE ".


SEC. 8. Whenever the Grand Lodge shall
deem it expedient to amend any article or
section of this Constitution, the proposed
amendment shall be reduced to writing and
committed to record, a copy of which shall
be transmitted to every Subordinate Lodge.
and laid over for consideration until the
next Annual Grand Communication; when
if upon investigation, two-thirds of the
members OF the Grand Lodge shall concur
therein. the same shall be considered as part
of the Constitution.
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The Lost Restored - Interesting
Correspondence.
CoURTLAND, ALABAMA,l
Jan. lG, 1871.

CoURTLAND, ALABAMA
Jan. 1G, 1871.
To The High Priest, Hing and Scribe,
Raymond Chapter, No. y, II. a. MGsOnS,
Raymond, Mississippi;
EExCELLENT COMPANIONS: Companion D.
N. Cooper, late Capt. OF. Company A. in 10th
Regiment, Ohio Volunteers, has just hand
ed me the Charter of your Chapter, which
he says he took from one of his men in
1864, and for safe keeping sent it to his
brother in Mount Vernon, Ohio, and he has
recently received it from Ohio. He requests
me to forward this Charter to you, and
be assured, Companions, it affords me much
pleasure to comply with his request; and,
as you greet the Old Charter, although dis
poiled Of its insignia and Seal, your hearts
will respond to my wish, that the principles
of our Order may be as universal as the
language of the human races. Companion
Cooper joins me in the above wish. He
says that his brothers papers were all mis-
placed during the war, and they have but
recently been found. The Charter was with
those papers, and hence the delay. May
peace and prosperity attend your Chapter
and each Companion, and may we all live
to see the aorong done array and the TighI
maintained.
Fraternally Yours,
JOSEPH G. BAKER,
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Col. GILES NJ. HHLYER,-We have
to record with inexpressible regret, that
Col. Giles NJ. Hillyer is now lying al
deaths door, only awaiting the sum
mons of his Creator before crossing the
threshold. Col. Hillyer is known to all
as true and noble gentleman, pure
and graceful writer, and we have nc
doubt that his illness will o'ershadoW
many happy faces among his acquaintan
\ .-Vicksburg Evening News.
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seek out in their own communities, the
needy widow or the destitute orphan, who
may be too proud or too helpless to ask
for bread. "Charity begins at home,
and if judiciously expended, there win
not be much left for the use of swindling
beggars, who are bringing disgrace on
Masonry, by the aid and comfort which
members of the order extend them.
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General and Permanent Regulations
JURISDICTION.


SEC. l. The Jurisdiction of the Grand
Lodge of Mississippi extends over the State
of Mississippi; and also into any Territory
or Country, in which no regular Grand
Lodge has been Organized. Such unoccu-
pied Country it holds in common with every
Grand Lodge that choose to exercise Juris-
dictiOD.
SEC. 2. No Lodge within this jurisdiction,
shall receive a petition from. or initiate
pass or raise. persons residing beyond it.
without previous consent of the Lodge
nearest their place Of residence, given by
unanimous ballot, and at stated meeting.
And it is considered trespass on this iuris-
diction, for Lodge out of it to confer de-
grees on persons residing within it, except
with consent similarly given.
SEC. 3. The Grand Lodge. however con-
cedes 10 Lodges in any adjoining State. the
privilege of comforting Degrees on. and adj
hitting as members. citizen of Mississippi.
whose residence is nearer any such Lodge
than any Lodge in this State; Provided a
similar concession of Jurisdiction is made
by the Grand Lodge such adjoining State.
ELECTIONS AND INSTALLATIONS.
SEC. 4. The election of Grand Officers
shall commence on the third day of each
Annual Communication of the Grand
Lodge, at three O'Clock, P. NJ; and nominal
tons shah be in order prior TO such elections.
The Grand Of6cers shall be installed on
the last Jay Oh the Au0ual communities
ton, and their installation shall be in priv
ate unless otherwise ordered.
SEc. &. Officers shall not be installed by
proxy. Where the Officer elect, either in
the Grand or Subordinate Lodge, Is absent
at the time appointed for installation. his
election may be annalled, and new cleo
ton will be held nc once; or in the case OF a
Subordinate Lodge, the Master shall notify
the members that an election win be held at
the next stated meeting.
Sec. 6. In all cases, Officers hold over
until their successors are regularly installed.
SEc. z. In caseof the reelection of an i'm
stalled Officer, re-installation shall be nee
essary.A 80
SIC. s. Only Masters Of Lodges, and Past
Masters, are eligible to the Offices of Grand
Master and Grand Wardens; and Deputy
Grand Masters must have the same qualff-
cations.
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AK n lille HI
Of Grand Officers.
WHO, AND HOW CHOSEN.

WHO, AND HOW CHOSEN.
SEC. l. The officers of the Grand Lodge
shall consist of a
Most Worshipful Grand Master,
Right Worshipful Deputy-Grand Master,
r.. W.. Senior Grand Warden,
r.. W.. JUNIOR Grand Warden,
Most Reverned Grand Chaplain,
r.. W.. Grand Treasurer
r.. W.. Grand Secretary,
r.. W.. Senior Grand Deacon,
r.. W.. Junior Grand Deacon,
r.. W.. Grand Marshal,
r.. W.. Grand Sword Bearer,
r.. W.. Grand Pursuivant
r.. W.. Grand Tyler;
Who shall be chosen from among the work
ing members of the several Subordinate
Lodges, except the Grand Marshal. Grand
Sword Bearer, and Grand Pursuivant, who
shall be appointed by the Grand Master
elect from among the said working mem
berS.
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rPAsr GRAND MASTER GILES NJ

YER, whose health, for the past year,
,..oss been steadily declining, will ere long
pass to that bourne whence no traveller
returns. A friend thus writes from
Vicksburg:
''Bro. HilIyer cannot last many days
longer. He is failing fast, and the result i;
plain. We are doing all we can to make
his last days comfortable"
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The Grand Lodge of Missouri refused
to recognize the Grand Lodge of Quebec.
The Evergreen.
The Grand Lodge of Mississippi ex-
tended a cordial and fraternal recogni-
tion-greeting the new Grand Lodge OF
Quebec as brethren of one Common Ma
sonic Faith. How great lights viii diff
fer
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ITS MEMBERS.

SEC. 2. Every member of the Grand
Lodge shall be member of some Subordi-
nate Lodge; and upon demission. suspen-
sion, or expulsion from a Subordinate
Lodge, the seat of such person in the Grand
Lodge becomes, ipsO Jacto, vacated, and his
membership ceases, provided he has not
claimed the benefit OF, and prosecuted an
appeal.