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COM NJ ERCIAL.
Retail Domestic Market.

corrjS1here but little doing on Saturday. We heard
Of sales Of about leo ra'es at 11a1lK.
BUTrrR-per pound, 2o425e
EGGs-Per dozen !5a2oc
BAcoS-Hams; Ss9;; shoulders ale; Sides &c;
LARD-seing at - a9c per pound; dull.
sELWe quote it at 45a5oe per bush,; 90 from wagons;
in retail.
FLoUE-selling at So 20 per 100 pounds for superfne
BUcKwHEAT Fl UR-s2 rs FOR 80 ID sacks.
CoRS-we quote at s5a4ee per bushel.
WHsAr-whes, mands Doc
DEIED FRUT-Apples command 81 so per buseel Peeled
Peaches worth 50 so; urpeeled 80 So
PoTAToEsIrsh Potatoes worth DC from WAGONS SIS
20 in retail Sweet Potatoes are selling at a. 5)a2 co.
TURSIPs- Csc per tushcl.
Charleston Market.
TUESDAY Dec % 2 M--CorroN- n ere was n good de.
msnd to-day but the sles small on account Of the light
stock Sales 900 bates at fal' prices.
New Orleans Markets.
Dec 2f, nieh-coTToSThe demand has been fir to-day
aud have noticed sales Of 1870 bales with firm
MAJ Aet at yesterday quo,sions wtish repeaf.
Inf-rior........... 9xsqK Miialing - 117sa1ots
Ordinary ..10i04 Good Middling f2i all y
Good Ordinary ..llall4 Nj idling Pair..l2ss AJAX
Low Niddiing ...1lHallA Fair ..............IS a.
sUeAR.-About 2tO hhds have changed hands to day at
previous rates
MoLAsss. prices have further advanced and We notice
safes 600 bbls 6la62k and 200 half bbs 62ka
&c per gallon
TosAoco-we hear Of So hhds Sold Including 80 ia 10 on
private terms, ioalostets, and at Ia. 2erb.
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Isyour hair turning greyi Do you wish cultivate good
vhiskers and moustaehesf Your hair so silky and
gosyr Your head 70 be COOL comfortable and free Of i'd
ruGl ho;hers your children have luxurant heads
ofhairG Then BoGLEs HrPsRIoz FLUID which nsrer
fis in It's unerrng Effects Prices rs cts so cts 70 cts and
81 80 per bottle Bogle's Balm OF oyiherA stands unr
vRsed for eradcang tan ld pimp!es and identifying the
ooLpleEion Price so cts Inventor and proprietor, W.
BOEle, Bo-'"n. and sold by Druggists everywhere.
mxsI "
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BEST HAIR DYE The WORLD.

This sopg language, yet BoOrEs ELECTRIC HAN DIs
eceDty mprOEed proved to be by The iGdgss at
the late Mechanics Fair held in Boson song Ehon was
DR.. Hays the eminent chemist AMI State asssyer) who
awarded It the PRIZs MEDAL AND DIPLOMA, over the
choicest Hair Dyes exhibition from all parts ofthe Union
It's unparalleled superiority consists in s The ingredients
nourishng to the hair not destructive others. 3D.
Does stain hurt the skin 3d. Is easily applied and
dyes the hair any color required from delicate brown to
deep black natural appear marvellous Manu-
Actured sold applied by VIM. BoGLE 277 Washington
street, Boston. dec10-tiImaySl
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The REIGN OF ARr-In this wonderful age, Art lays her
touches almost everything. The ceilings
and the carpets tread on, halowed by Art Art
winds the railway through the mountains the mud
makes her machines Of wood ard iron, act as if with
knowledge and annihaes with lightning tanned down
to the tueledge OF boy Nothing is too lofty her touch
and nothing too humble. Anew proof of this old conviction
has just fap under notice. in the shape OF oATHAR
Pill, from the Laboratory of that world renowned
Chemi,t, DR.. CO.. AVER.
II understand the subject he has carried that article
TO the fsrhest perfection Of which capable Instead Of
employing Drugs in its composition, have always
thought the necessary and only way he has with
mate skill extracted the giUss Of medicine to be en-
poyed and combined them aloIe in their purity together
The composition then mixed and rolled by machinery nd
steam powernto sperold pill which wrapped IN an en-
veope Of gelane for protec ion from the weather
time, and then thcky coated with gar to serve as its
passport the palate Notwithstanding all he abored
perfection they offered the Public at less than one
eenteach. However humble the department think this
may be ssfey characterized the contamination Of Art in
It's line oTtsiAg Nesos, Bait
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Sept2-dAW6n
Williams Pulmonic Bals4m Of Wild Cherry and
Wood Naptha.
THE GREAT SOUTHERN REMEDY.


THE GREAT SOUTHERN REMEDY.
speedy and positive cure consumption. 1: is
tain remedy for Pheumones, Asthma Splitting Of Blood
night sweas Bronchitis Coughs Colds Purisy Whooping
Cough and all diseases Of the chest lungs together with
all the affections which pred spoe the above
psins All who have used it in the above named
complaints attest its efficacy in the most unqualified
This invaluable medicine for sale by all the drug
gist throughout the Southern Western States Manu-
featured by A. L. WILKINSON 4 CO.,
Huntsville Ala,
to whom all orders must be addressed.
Hear what the Hon. JERE CLEMENS says of its nature.
Persons who buy one bottle to get a second.
HUNTSVILLE, March 6, 1856.
GENTS have used DR. Charles Williams Pulmonic Bal
of Wild Cherry Wood Naptha with the happest
Effects. negro man. belonging my father, whohas
several years afflicted with distressing cough,
apparently restored to good health by the bottle
alone.
Ihavs also in other cases. and none without de-
cided benefit to the patient.
Very respectfully, JERE CLEMENS.
Messrs. A. L WILKINSON Co.. Huntsville, Ala.
DR.. CHAs. WILLIAMS
DEAR SIR: take pleasure in giving my tesmonyto the
virtues Of onr excellent Pumonic Balsam Of Wild Cher
ry" Having used several bttes in my family with de.
cided advantagein every case it the
best and most pleasant medcineI have seen.
W. D. F. sAWRIE.
Tuscumbia. March o. 164S
For sale by Herman Rains Berry L Demovine, C. W.
Hendershott, A. R. Roscoe, Ewing Brother wholesale,
Josiah G Brown. sept27-d&w6n
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~ The SulIie Vest, as we learn from
Passengers from her, is lying at the Devils
Bake Oven, the ice running so heavy she Is
unable to 60 up or down the Mississippi.
ODD FELLOWS HALL-DR. BEALEs PANORAMA
OF THE KANE ARCTIC EXPLORATION. The attrac-
lions Of this far-lamed work of art are found so
great and SO continuous that DR.. Beae remains du
ring the present week. 1t is in every way striking
and starting. A wild and strong excitement is
maintained throughout the entire voyage, and the
interest is sustained even to the falling of the cur
tain. Each successive scene confirms aud increases
the favorable opinion we receive Of the preceding
one. So admirable is the execution 80 perfect are
the effects produced and brought out that they are
themes that VIC can only dwell upon to praise and
admire. 1t may seem invidous 70 select any one
of these artistic efforts for special commentator,
but we are constrained TO say that, in the artists
delinestiou Of the burning ship, with the accompa
niments Of lightning, thunder and rain, he is aG-
mired beyond all praise. This is exciting and
finished picture in all its innumerable detals-of
which Michael Angelo himself would not be ash4n.
ed-and ELECTS the joint tributes Of enthusiastic ap-
plause and profound admiration from refined and
crowded auditories. Il is scarcely possible to deH
scribe, in our brief space the varioIs points ofin
terest that brought before the spectator or to
give tie remotest idea Of the enormous amount Of
Information derived from visiting Did Fellows Hall
The Arctic Panorama is a rare production. We do
not remember to have met with its equal
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" G arc NtTy sIHCtTtIy your ITItHusf
J.F, BRIDGE, Sec'y Grefenberg Company
Land NaIes.

we call attention to the important land sales advertised
by Nance Woodward On Tuesday December 8Oth, they
sell the Campbell lands Lebanon turnpike, about three
miles from Nashville. This tract has been divided into
several lots to suit purchasers The lot containing W. G.
ampbes former residence contains about thirty acres
fair proportion Of timber and cleared land, frame dwell
ing house, containing six eight good
with all necessary houses OF good quality the garden
is superb and orchard best fruits young and thrifty
evergreens ornament the yard nterspersed with
handsome forest trees good spring, spring house, DC
Altogether this affords opportunity oge an imFroV
Ell hone in good repair, with good houses, good lands
good water good fences and timber Al desiring such
place. will do well examine tie premises before day Of
sale. DR.. A. G. Goodet resides there nov, and will show
the property persons who may Call on him. Sale on
premises.
The sale personal property farming tools, vegetables
&C will take place wednsda 8lst at Campbels resi-
dence.
Nance Woodward sell ~ fine and, in sight Of
Franklin, williamson county, on Thursday, lst January
1857 favorable terms. This place wen improved
good dwelling house with six roOmsuO Gear
ed balance tmbered divided houle lot about
80 other lots Of from q to 81 acres; many good
spring. soil very good. Terms, one two and three
without interest. sale ca the Square in Fraikin
On the 9Th January, Nance woodward sell the COrne
Illus waggoner lands Whites creek, eight miles from
Nashville, the premises This tract contains about 400
acres superb frame dwelling with six rooms, al ether
houses barns stables Kitchens negro houses,
&C. There is this fine set Of steam Grst Mills
and large ditery in operation About $50 acres cleared
and $50 timber many excellent springs and streams
Of running water the tract g. 1ne meadow 50
acres wheat 20 in rye, IS fine fruit trees.
They also sell $50 killing hogs, $50 stock hogs II mules
horses, wagon and harness, buggy AID harness or
10 head cattle 70 bushels herds grass seed, 2Osacss Il
hay corn wheat rye farming TOOLS &c. Collation. at each
sale free. dsc29-st
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~ BIZ Edgar. an Irish stone-cutter, fred three
pistol shots ct a man in German clearinghouse
on Market street. Cd Christmas day. BE was arr
rested and put under bonds to appear before JUS
tice Ferris this morning.
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CONSUMPTION CURED.

Re not deceived by base limitations. HEGEMAN, CLARK
cos GENUINE con LIYER OIL, never disappolnsa
and nine years experience has proved superior to all
Others and the only reliable cur fr CONSUMPTION
As there's great dsa o. spnoas Oh in the nsrket adul.
teraed with seal OIL whale OIL &e 6e much care can
not be taken % procure the Genuine
Our on is made at factory in Newfoundland and
each bottle has signature the CORK be careful 20
set HroExkS. cLAAK Co, for since the death Il Mr.
RrsHTos partner there has been article Inro-
dnesd called Rashioa, which Is way sonnectsd ui
3. c Co, or II. C a Co.
orally oet3I--Sn
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

Splitting Blood, from the deblitang esecs Of which
other diseases engendrsd may be permanently cured
in few Gays By the proper Of Cafes Spanish 1e-
fare which acknowledged to be he only dy
for such Affections. dee15
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CANDY Manufacturer.
TO CONTRACTORS AND OTHERS WANTING
IRON WORK.

gIHE Subscriber intending to visit the South February
would respectfully call the afternoon OF those wanting
Iron Railing verardss, Iron Stairs Bank Vaults Iron
Doors and Shutters, Jail Cells Doors to drop line by
mail which will meet with attention.
Refer to Jcha B. Morgan, Architect, Memphis; ". D.
Wilson Vicksburg; John B. ouefles, Natchez Link ar
rison YaEoo City; Willis Patrick, Jackson
T. Y. BAKER, us Fifth street.
dec76-d9w4t Cincinnati Ohio.
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The Ear AND EYE-The card Of Dr. Rufus II
johnson. who treats OF the Ear and Eye will be
found in another place. lie intends visiting this
city shortly, when those who afflicted with dis.
eases of either OF these organs can avail themselves
of his services
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SIOO REWARD.

DAN AWAY from the subscriber, residing in Na.hviTe
II Tennessee about che of October last coored
Negro Man named JIM said Negro Man is about Is
of age weighs about 10 pounds, is about feet speaks
pleasantly when spoken =. (Said Negro furnished
with pass to find MASTER by K. W. Barnes about the
time he Jeff for ArksnsaSO and did not return.
will give the above reward If taken out oftAe tate
25 dollars il taken ia this county State confined In
Jail so that get him. (declS-1m) X. A. BARNES.
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&RO HeWard.

ID ANYWAY from tie subscriber. residing in Columbia
h Msury county, Tenn, the 29.h November, VEL
Low BOY, named DICK. Said boy about - years OF
age weighs from 10 to poun Is; is about FIVE feet eight
inches high; of bright muatto coor gu OK spoken
rather nsOent appearance H last heard Of in Nash
vile supposed to be in that vicinity now, with
pass will give the above reward for the spprehe
and confinement Of said boy in jail that
cure him. ldecf6-df JOHN BROWN.
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For MEMPHIs.-The fine steamer Ale0nia is
the regular packet for Memphis to day at
O'clock She is Gne boat aud viii 60 through
in quick time
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sCROFULA AND SALT RHEUM OF FOUR YEARS
STANDING, CURED BY CARRIERS SPANISH MIXTURE.
WORCESTER, Wayne Co.. O., Dec. l, 1853.
MESsRs. BENNETT & BEEKs--Gentemen:H Having for
years past been sun ring with Scroula worst FORM
without finding relief from sst physicians was solicit
ed by fend try Clrters Spanish Mixture. 1t gives
pleasure that before finishing the first bottle,
the disease relaxed then ordered bottles and,
with heartfelt gratitude, state to you the fact that
bottles Of your excellent preparation has entirely cured
The third bottle gave TO fiend who had been suffer
ing with Salt Rheum for length Of time and he ike N.Y.
self his restoration health the Of Car-
ters Spanish Mixture" You at liberty this let
ter any way you may think proper, lift will benefit the
afflicted. Your obedient servant,
nov1I JOSEPH ROBINSON.
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THEArER.-Tne accomplished, popular and love.
ly Annette luce, commences an engagement at the
Theater to night The press where she has teen
playing of late, sp ak in the most complimentary
and enthusiastic terms of Der acting. Although
we could have wished that different play had been
selected tonight we trust that this charming ac-
tress may meet with a reception such as her tai.
ents and accomplishments deserve.
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CRooKER's MILLINERY EsTABusHMENT.-Yes -
terday was the Fall opening day OF the above
establishment, and prompted by desire TO
see something very nice as well as to be in
fashion (as nearly every body, we thought,
was there,) We went along with the tide and
looked at the large and fine display Of millinery
and fancy goods there to beseen. Mr.. Crooker
has brought on a very large and varied stock,
embracing all the articles belonging to the
trade, OF every style and quality. The stock
of bonnets, flowers, ribbons, trimmings, head
dresses, &c, is far beyond what We expected
to see The finer qualities OF these variousstyles
of goods are indeed superb n surprising any
thing we have ever seen. The bonnets, par
ticularly, We look upon as the prettiest things
in that line ever introduced to the notice Of the
public.
Mr.. @. is prepared 10 sell millinery goods at
wholesale as well as retail, and country dealefs
desiring to purchase vii do well to examine
bis stock-tf
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ARRESTED "A notorious character who escaped
the jail Of McMinn county some weeks since, was
arrested here few days ago. He goes by the name
Of John Williams alias John Ackman Forester.
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For CAIRo.-The j G. Cline is the regular
packet for Cairo and N. o., to-day. She is a
crack steamer, with excellent officers and SD,
perior accommodations.
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Ease, Elegance and Rapidity.
no PRINTERS.

COPPER FACED TYPE.-coRrELYOU's
y New Y0-k Type Foundry and FrintsrA WaIssOous
iAhished In 1873
40. - SPRUCE STREET, NEw YoRK,
nooEs nttou WILLIAn.
The subscriber prepared 70 fafnlsh hs wcknoSn and
superior and NesspapeY Prpne Types nls @ suil
purchasers Also 6erman and 0rnansntsi TYP q 6rrek
Hsbrrs oruaIaens Aasi, nrass Enss A. massf.ctursd
q mstas sqEa AIRY Ia sass ccanfs taishsd he
nots acearais Helse fErnsAes Presses Ceases
SEafos.rg tiitk', stands Cafes fNfH t1rr. LAX 4e-
Wood and Metal Types,
Frern other FeuEdes sserr arfls rrqire "a Priat
ing Ocs ths 8Wsst IT. cash asprerad naper
TyFs coPpsf-taeed b. the Aeutsn csmpany farnAsd
order. GA typs ressivsa PEI - d szehangs fsr
Essimates foF pFinns sEi4tsAasais fsrniahsa
sFgicstck
Alo tseise tkeasAna Yeunds a Paia and OrEsnenial
Eypaa, buF6eFa &C tia farufsy ~ a. n. GFeen
sale cheap Tor cash. ana hnta a. lseont-hand fyps
sus Pea ME1n sseone hand Presses laETs doshs
eyiadrF fay ars uledias ara cgsaef, Tag sfs
Gsroa Press RzsEie eansad and card wyef.
oes haea Asdizus e@s kashFsA Cas- ens hsiheKsAeAc
pFski
80 Psnssfa 81 Newspapers uhs 81 Rses this afEeF-
sisemsnt thFre tea hefsFs JSnnAry 1851 and ssEa
q ~ paprFs w - psft ia pssaBs uPss sasn par
eAsEinR iaar taas TIC sEaesa3 - tsz ~.
dsafs-a4s 4wssit fkrER c. cokxElf0u.
GREEK APPLEs
fuET received fon p. l<lls - hsrsss = aaa eRkKH
u AfELES. "a I'D - EES7s FfzifLDS
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GIFT BooKs-HoLDAY Presents, &c, &c.
Hagan & Bro, Market street, are now receis
ing splendid assortment OF Elegantly bound
and beautifully Illustrated books. Also a
large stock of account paper aud Blank Books,
which they will sell at low prices to close
Buyers are invited to give them a call.--d2w.
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OFrrcE OF THE GRKFENBERe COMPANY,

Mn. ALEX. MACKENZIE, AGAhUiHe, Tenn
DEAR SIR Some ten years have passed since you be-
came connected with this company its general Agent
for the Of Tennessee From very small beginnings
you by your energy enterprise and capital made it
one Of our leading Agencies, and raised il position
ing lucrative US, well yourself Commencing
with the purchase Of few dollars worth, the sales have
reached amount which is reckoned by thousands
annually, and will by the addition Of the important
States Of Georgia and Alabama, be increased to an
amount equal the entire sales Of the largest CONNER
cia Houses OF the South and West As slight testimo
NAL regard for your promptness and efficiency in
business well esteem for personal charac
ter we have ordered your address, PIANO for your
Daughter from the mandatory Of Haet, Davis & Co.
Of this city, Trusting that its striking the ear
may occasionally awaken recollections Of the donors,
aud with wishes for your health and happiness.
We very sincerely your friends,
J.F, BRIDGE sec'y Grefenberg Company.
J. F. BRIpor, Esq, Secretary Grqen6erg Company:
DEAR SIR / am gratiGel by the unexpected informa-
tion that the Graienburg Company have highly APP
preciated my efforts introduce their medicines into
Tennessee. as to send Of Davis, Hallet Cos.
fine Pianos as "a present for my daughter.
assure you, dear sir the compliment is highly APP
preciaed the Piano having come to hand, and has pro-
itself good TO deserve the admiration of all
who have heard it.
The rpfcnberg Medicines much relied upon by all
who them and they have done much good in this
State that afforded pleasure aid in their dis semi
nation. do doubt that when known the demand for
them will De as great in Alabama and Georgia it is
now in Tennessee.
Present my thanks to every member Of the Company,
and believe me TO be, Dear sir, yours, very truly,
ALIEN MACKENZIE.
NASHVILLE Dec 10 1s5G.
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IEToKcATED BOYs.-Tbe most sorry spectacle,
by far, which we witnessed on Christmas day, was
furnished by number oljuyenilcs in a state Of in
toa,Cafon. Following the example of oder per.
sous--msn reeling about the streets in drunken
reSef these lads found hq1or-venders and others
with liuls principle enough to furnish them with a
sufficient quantity Of strong drinks to make them
drunk. 1t Is bad enough to see men staggering
about under tie influence Of liquor, but vast deal
worse to observe boys whose characters and repu-
tation are yet to be made, in such an unfortunate
condition; making start thus early toward whirl.
pool OF irretrievable ruin. We believe Tiers Is,
upon the stBtute books Of the State, an enactment
to punish persons for furnishing minors with liquor
unless they have an order or written consent of pa
rents or guardians and the interests of parent and
child, guardian and ward, would be subserved if il
was rgidly enforced.
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DRowEED.--0n her last trip Up, Of the A1n5ds-
dor, three Of her deck-hands Iost by the foUu
dering Of wood boat which The steamsr had in
tow. They were all Irishmen. We did not learn
their names.
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TO NEHYou. SurrEnHns.

retired Clergyman. restored to health in few days
after many yearsof great suffering anxious to
make known the means OF cure W send (es) the pre-
scripton ased Direct The Rev. JOHN H. DAGNALI., No.
50 Fulton street. Brooklyn Ny. seples-sm
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GLOVER - co.
CITY ExRRH@2.

nAcKAGEs PARcELs, 4 RAGGAGK delivered e aay
4 parl ofthe city 9th dispatch and safety.
Ersa1E that szsh enteFprise very mnch uesdsA.
81 haze red heavy expenses 70 sv oesi aaa
qgick cauvcyancs anf hc< - pr1npt seati1n % oas
ssss % asssfVe p4rnags o. ths bssnsls e IA
city.
N A l. Wesslrook iase messenger 81 Adans' Kxpsess
Copany win have chafse q car sagon and r-csse aHa
deliver pscksses - any P9Ht "a tls eiy aea sasafss
Chafrss FsFy nsteraie-
Oa,as Sc 80 essFrg lslsst - stairs, ". !. BsFth
h. aosfo-eA-
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ODD FELLOWS DIRECTORY.
SUBORDINATE LODGES, /. o. o. ]

SUBORDINATE LODGES, ]. o. o. T.
TKEAESsER LODGE, No l, nests al otd FsliOv's
fall every Fpes,iay nlsti oreeFs. ?, BaIfop c. ".
". rHcAAoSD. vG. aco. A. AoLEz. sesy 7. l. NsAsHALI
TfcEsar4E
NASHVILLE LODGE, No 2, mssts every Thursday
night oerrs: W. A. AEEAkr, \. O.. =. ". RATc1gS, "
O.; Z " hAEsEa Sscy. 4. Z CocxEELl, Treasurer.
TRABuE LODGE, No 10, asss every Mosday sight
0ascefs 2 4 PantsF4, y. q q. ". DAk1xz, v e r
BsAVnosF. sesy.i y. caMEHa~, Treasurer.
SMILEY LODGE, No 90, meets At fhsir Han South
Skshvilr, evsFy fs3tsy RiEhE oraeerz Joss nnA ~
g.; fAro JosSA v H. c. ALlET. ssey J0as FAsxslAI.
ERCAmPMRNTs.
RTD6ELY EAcAMPMEET, No. J. ussss ne iss
aaa 81 e1nesday nEhk 81 e<eh aoath 0eerss q SaR-
TnCzNokR. }. W. j. Lsoss. sesihe; d. a CsFFsa TrsAs
OLIVE BRANCH ENeAMPHENT, Ne. {, sesss
every - Aaa th astnttasy nghs q eaeA cnA oeerss
J. 4. tnnuxRsaa. Q. r a. LFoss n p; a. u. DAnpaz
W ". 4 hu4xs. W. l. 7. sL4zss. scsibs, = g.
~ An fFessarvF. iv4s