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Magnolia Mills.

FIRST CLASS AND SUPERFINE DE-
n hYS, just received and for sale at very low
prices. NIXON, CHArFIELD 4 WOODS,
nO23 ~ and 10 Walnut st.
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STATE OF OHIO, HAMILTON COUNTY.

STATE OF OBJ IR, HAMILTON COUNTY,
mo. a SS6t-Attachment.-The Savings Bank Of
Wheeling, Plaintiff, Us. A. ". Hsmin, Defendant.
The said defendant is notified hereby that on the
9th day Of June, a D 1861 the said plaintiff filed
it's petition in said Court, which s still pending
therein, setting forth that the 4th day of June,
A. D 1861, the said defendant was Indebted to one
d. AirlinR, in the of 1929 81, account for
merchandise, sold and delivered BY the said All ling,
to defendant; that afteTward, and en- said 4th day
of June, A d. 1861, the said amount due said
count was assigned by the said Airing to plaintiffs
that plaintiff is now the owner thereof; that there
is due plaintiff from defendant thereon the sum Of
1929 ST., and interest from June 1861, and defend
ant is notified that order of attachment was duly
itsued in said action, and property OF defendant,
of flax, seized under and by virtue thereof. Dee
feDdant is required to answer or demur TO said
tition on or before December 20, 1861, otherwise
judgment will be taken against him, and said at
tached property sold to satisfy the came.
oc3I-fWy W. A. ADAMS, Plaintiff
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HRRArHNEL MAxWRLL. Wa0sK

GBRATHNEL. MAXWELL, WHOSE
!" residence is unknown, Is notified that Eliza
beth Maxwell did, on the S0th day Of October, A.
the Clerk Of the Court of Common Pleas, within
and for the County of Hamilton and State Of Ohio,
charging that the said Gerathnel Maxi we'll has been
wilfuy absent from her for more than three years,
and askirg that she nay he divorced from the said
Gerathnel Maxwell, which petition will stand fO9
hearing at the next term Of said Court.
Hr ELIZABETH MAXWELL,
By JAMES BOYLE, her Attorney.
October 80, 1851 Uc3l.fTh
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Patent Manila Paper.

A SUPERIOR ARTICLE OF VARIOUS
tAWeights and sizes, just received. .. .
NIXON, OHATFIELD 4 WOODS,
no23 ~ and 30 Walnut st,
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STEAM WEEKLY BEF WEN NKW
- YORK n LIVERPOOL, -
landing and em6arking passengers %fSSh%Rt
At AtQUEENsT0WN, ireland. The ~LfIMeTAETB
Liverpool, New York az d Phila. = 80
delpbia Steamship Company in H4@hA&94S0s1lzzs
Ir0r Steamships as follows;
CITY OF FBALTlMO hE...... Saturday, December II.
GlhSGI w Saturday Decem Der 2l.
CITY OF NEW YOkK....., Saturday, December 2S
And every Saturday, at noon, from Pier A, AoIsE
River,
RATAs OF PASSAGE:
First Cabin. ........S75 50
First dc. to IOndon.". 80 Steerage to London, -
First do to Phris...... S3 Storage to Paris... IS
First do. to Hamburg. IS Steerage to Hamburg %
Passengers forwarded to Paris, HsyTe, Bremen
Rotterdam, Antwerp, etc., at equally low rates.
nS Persons wishing 70 bring Out their friends
can buy tickets here at the following rates, to New
York From Liverpool OF Queenstown, First Cabin,
go, $Sb and SlOo Steer0ge hom Liverpool, S4e !
trom Queenstown, $50.
These Steamers have superior Accommodations
for passengers and carry experienced Surgeons
They are built in Water.tght Iron Sections, and
have Patent Fire, ,annihilstorB on board.
For further Information apply In Liverpool tc
William lnman, Agent, ~ Wster-st.; in Glasgow,
70 WIN. lnmen, D st. Enoch square 10 Queens.
town, to O. q W. D. Seymour & 90 m London, to
Elves hacey, 81 King Wiiam-st in Paris, &c
Jules Decoue, Place de la BOurse in Philadel.
ghis, to John @. Dale, Ill Walnutst, or ct the
OOmpany's offices.
PASSENGERS FOR EUROPE.
By order of the Secretary OF State, all passenger
leaving the United States are required TO procure
passports before going on board the steamer.
JOHN G. DALE, Agent, rs Broadway, N. 7.
And W. b. Barry Co., BurDet House. Gin, o
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Book Papers.

ALL THR REGULAR SIZES, FROBi
IN the best quality TO the oheA pest on hand and
for sale by NIXON, CHATFIELD WOODS,
Do23 a and 10 Wainut.s st.
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II 8, lS6l.-List of Mail Steamers for the Month Of
4 eoember 1861, from New York and Boston, for Eu-
rope Havana and California. 1J.# = .t
DATE OF DEPARTURE OF EUROPEAN, SOUTH
PACIFIC AND HAVANA MAILS, FOB THE
MONTH OF DECBMBER. h86l. f..
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Bstisle Of TIE Nlarkets.
= TuasdRE Mnrninfr .Nnrs-ohnrs i q 10

0n.1okSI OEflCEi NO. 7U CANT STREEr,f
tuesday Morning, November - 1861. !
CorTos.. The sales to-day comprised 10 bales.
TOBACCO. Y. Nothing reported. Receipts hhds.
SUGAR. The demand continues limited and the
sales embrace about 800 hhds. at l@llc. for In.
ferlor, 1s@2 for Common, q for Good Common,
q for Fully Fair, 81 for Prime to Choice, e3 for
Yellow Clarified and ne. y L. for Yellow Clarified,
MoLAssEs. ~ There is a fair demand at 6rmer
prices. About 1900 hhds sold at TIC. for Com.
mon, lsa for Dark, and 1920 for Prime to Choice,
Also y half bbls. at 19c for Poor.
FLOUR. We did not hear Of a sale.
" Corn, 300 sacks Poor Mixed sold at 81 90 and
500 Choice White at 81 80 V bushei.
BRAN $50 sacks tgunny sacks) sold at 81 20
% 100 I'D. - - = ~ :,
@ WHEAT AZ 500 sacks Red sold at the advanced
rate Of 81 IS V bushel.
y. Hay 70 bales Crab Grass Inferior sold at 500
10 ton.
gallon. 8 ' y
PoHk. Mess is retailing slowly at s45 q Dbl.
BEEF Y. Mess is retailing at sss % Dbl.
BACON Bacon Hams are retailing at 22c.. and
sugar Cured at 2S025c. % ID. 5s
LARD. Prime in tierces and in kegs is retailing
ct 2792sc. % b. "
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gsp 6rleans Menes Hlarkst.

%,s al CREaoEsT OFFICE. No. 10 Camp street )
Monday Evening, Nov. II. 1851. !
The movements totday in the paper market were
on the infnitismal order. There were some trans
actions in coin at the rate of II 49ct premium.
This Is great distinction between the currency Of
the government and coin, which is considered
legal tender only. The people are anxious to
know what becomes Of the csin that is paid into
the Post-Ofice. Is it sold to dealers at the high
rates named, Or what becomes of it, There is
great outrage perpetrated somewhere, and one
which demands an investigation on the part Of the
government. In the meantime, coffee-house keep.
ers, maohinists and others are issuing their bons
Tor 40, 20 and SO cents. The Government at Rich.
mond allowed the Postmaster to issue bons or
pieces Of pssteboard, and every individual assumes
that ne has the same right as the Postmaster and
we shall soon be in the enjoyment Of the good
currency led of by Postmaster Riddell. The au-
fhorlfies Of Baton Rouge have passed resolution
authorizing the issue Of smaH notes to the amount
OF thirty thousand dollars. Other corporations.
towns and villages will be doing the same, and we
shall have Q redundancy of change after while.
There were sales to-day Of one hundred shares
City Railroad Company, in two parcels, sixty and
forty, at the advanced figure Of 155. Nothing done
In other stocks to our knowledge.
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III do @ Connolly &co- 9 dc Holloway s Ions.
dale--6 do Levy 4 Dieter 4 do Norten i Macau-
| lay ls DO Harding, Ahbay b Morehead- do 70
| apples Ingram B Keith u II bxs soap M Smith &
1 CO. seeks coffee VIM Seery &co seks 81 bhis
| flour Hamilton "a do Lonsdale d Nathan
| IA do 634 scks corn r G Smthers Zoo so do Is
bbls -four to Gailbraith & Putnanl-l2 seks75 bbls
| -four rs scks potatoes shannon & Sibbold-S0 bbs
| beer G Merz-- so bbls beef @ H Smith &co--20 do
| 40 scks -four Schneider & Wise II soks coffee to
Bishop & Brown l55 scks wheat 66 seeks potatoes
A Bower &eo-4 bskts oil ll9 bxs tea Wilson, Mas
sic &eo--- l27 bxs tobacco A Glenn &co-- "a sacks
| rye as scks wheat to F Herwig- l6 do 1856 seeks
corn Given Watts kco-- 70 SEEKS bran so bbs ilour
S Ewing eks Soda IL ties rice A d Grief Geo
40 do 1876 scks potatoes 45 seeks bran rs bxs wine
Z B Bishop tee sulphur Rotchford, Brown eco
80 seeks spice NJ Greenwood II seeks corn W r
Williams ) bales rope C A johnson 2I4l sacks
cotton seed a Maginnis-ls 900 feet lumber T
Brady-sS scks corn $40 scks bran Is, 600 hoop
poles lib head cattle and sundries to order.
, FORf ADAMS-P Per steamer Laurel Hill SO
hhds sugar Is bbls molasses Payne Il Harrison-5o
90 90, A hhds sugar Durrive &co-=lS bbs molasses
beH Bouiigny-75 do Jno Z Lee--s4 hf bbls mo.
iasses Bellocq, Noblom &co-15 hhds sugar Byrne,
Vance &eo-2S do So hf bhls molasses to G T Bud.
aeeke &co-l5 hhds sugar Ar Miltenberger-l0 do
1o pa Dds molasses Kelly &co q hhds sugar
2 hhds sugar Montgomery & White &c do 40 bbls
moassessto Miltenberger Eco 62 do Stewart Il
James-S5 hhds sugar Roman, Olivier &co-60 bbls
~ y, y Marianaux-50 dol A Giraud eco
10 do hhds sugar Gillis Ferguson &co-- 100 bbls
molasses Horreli, Gayle eco so do Lauve & Le-
biane--47 do -Augustin & Thibeaut- IA bbls 56 hf
bbis molasses q hhds sugar to Fl W Moneure-S6
Q pes moiasses Braud Landry Is hhds sugar to
Z SehiH &co-l0 bbls molasses Thornhill &co-6 |
bales nay to Fritchard & Flower Is sacks cotton
seed to R HI Smith &eo- ia do "A A Maginns- So
hides Pinaud g. Fellon-14 bales mdse Levi &co |
= do Moore & Browder-- do Spearlng &co-lot
iron Eaton d Betterton-- sundres to order-Total
262 hhds sugar sSS bbls 2e9 hf bbls molasses.
: D0NALDS0NVILLE-P Per steamer Acadia-65
hhds sugar 1856 bbls molasses Roman, Olivier SEQ
SO do l6 hhds sugar l. Malus- IL do Is bbls mo.
lasses A Webre-5 hhds sugar Maspero-64 do I
NJ Gordon jr- 10 do do Braud & Landry-lO do IS
bbls hi bbls molasses Augustin & Thibeault-4O
hhds sugar l65 bbls molasses McStea, Value &co-
10 DO ID hhds sugar to NJ Putnam-l0 do II bbIs
1rosclair d Haydel- 10 hhds sugar Foley. Avery
Sco-l do 5 bbls molasses Gen JEFF Thompson-S3
obls sugar Roman, Olivier &co- sundries to order
Total 262 hhds sugar GOT bbls 80 half bbls mo.
asses, ~
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Railroads.
n. O., JACKSON AM eRr.r ropru r

N. u, JACKSON AND GREAT NORTHERN.
CANTON, November IL, ls6l.-34 bales hay to
sam Boyd- l6 do Ably & Catching-l5 N Oyerton
&co-7 Mcfarland d Barksdale- Carroll, How 4
co,6 Goodrich &co-5 to order-4 7 Bennett
: Green d Crump-l Stephens sundres to or
der-Total 81 bales hay '.'' ~
N. o., OPELOUSAS AND GREAT WESTERN.
BRAsHEAR CITY, November II, 1s6l.-l3 bbls
molasses Lobit & Gharpantier- 26 bids sugar 40
Q 6pis molasses to Payne, Huntington Geo 53 do
y sa5ater-s do II hhds sugar W Burbridge eco
s.-s6 bbls molasses Foley, Avery &co-4I do Lane
salter geo "a hhds sugar Laforest & DesmaresH
liz 90 West, Renshaw &Cammack- 45 bbls molas
ses to Coleman, Britton & Withers-50 do Darby l.
s Q Nelson &co-ll8 scks onions ] DesponevNe9I3
mead cattle 9 Wilkins &co-l5l do 81 head hogs to
Pascal Rey-4o do do N G Cogrele-sundries to
JEFFERSON AND CARROLLTON RAILROAD.
MOBlLE--Persteamer Hy Lewis-l94 bbls lime
d Smith &co-- 6 bbls hf Dbl -four HUNTINGTON
d Bro-l tee mdse Jos L Harris.
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sEth 0rIealls Aailn Crescent.
DEpARTnENT COLUMN .
Rilltr yatsHiaellfe.
CREscrxr OFFICE. No. 10 CANT sTRxE7
Tuesday Anrninr Nny IL 1851

$4,000 Ns1ich ~ " Se ~ 1T, ssssRBxkF,
The weather yesterday was mild and unpleasant
Z The morning was fsggg, which detained some fe,
of the packets from arriving on time. Bushes
was dull on the landings, the departures and arr
walls being few in number.
The noble Magenta came in yesterday with
good trip, and leaves again this evening for Mem
phis and way landings, carrying the great C. S
mail to Ficksburg.
The Starlight has been laid up for the present.
The new and neat light dranght packet Robert
Fulton came to the landing yesterday and COM
anencad receiving for Red river to leave on Thurs
day next Capt. Isaac Wright viii be in COM
Mand, and Capt. Sam. Lawson will have charge Of
the financial part. N.
The Memphis Appeal Of the 10Th says:
The river is slowly rising. The weather was
hazy ana cool. Business was not very active, the
stores in the city being generally closed
The New Orleans packet company have made
some changes IN their line, which now runs as fol
lows Tuesday, the Republic, Capt. T. ID. CLARK,
and the Prince Of Wales, Capt. lee; Thursday,
the John simonds, Capt. J. =. Hicks, and the Ed.
1 !. Gay, Capt. VIM. Wray; Saturday, the Mary E.
Keene, Capt W. r. Richardson, ana the VIM, NJ
Morrison, Capt. T. Il. Newell.
+ ACADIA FOR DoNALDsoSyTLEE.-The fast passeu-
ger packet Acadia, Capt. Joseph Vincent, com.
mander, leaves at 10 o'clock this morning for all
coast landings up to DonaldsonFille.
MUSIC FOR LlFouRGHE.- first class passen-
get packet Music, Capt Joseph Dalfares, com
Iaander, and Mi. A. Richard, clerk, leaves at u
O'CLOCK to-day for the above and way landings.
SALLE RoBTssoN FOR FoRT ADAMS The neat
passenger packet Sallie8 Robinson, Capt Ben. f.
Fuller, commander and Mr.. c. F. Reynolds, clerk,
leaves for Fort Adams and way landings at o.
clock this evening.
PRINcE or WALES FOR MEMPHIs-The popular
passenger packet Prince of Wales, Capt. Jas. Lee,
commander, and MFR. A. G. Foiger, clerk, leaves
ming. W. 4, 'e's-5s'- = :
MAGEsTA FOR MEMPHIS THE new, fleet, fashion
able passenger and G. s. mail packet Magenta,
Holmes and McVay, clerks, leaves at ! O'clock
thus evening for the above and ali intermediate !
landings. @Hhe Magenta has costly and elegantly |
appointed cabin, is swift as an antelope, staunch
as iron, sets luxurious table, and is in charge of
the most competent and attentive officers. Pas |
sengers and shippers viii bear in mind the fact !
that the Magenta leaves positively to the minute
5 O'Clock this evening.
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Ilarille gnteIIlgslue.
Imports.
ftscsipsa OF Fresa,.cs.

y
MEMPHIS nj, . Per steamer Louisgilte--lao taes
na,is W wilson &e933ls DO 4e bbls flour smyt6e
% dc = Hogan do "a Grief SeaessS NV g
eaeeo sa pe 1I 6co5o bbs beef Horrel Gayle 4
smithers Eco rs do Capt Paiirey q a. ~ e., "
Watss &co--4o do J steyens--l5O do do oelesby 4
Macaulay- 70 do Gailbraith & Putnam, Rosbs
g Eselapon 20 scks fonr I Lonsdalellb,s bhys
Hour 2ls seeks bran s II Kennedy &co479 DO q II
smith &eo--l49 do VIM SoeFy &eo-- ~ do II sels
potatoes l0l seeks corn Il II BARTON 90 do % scirs
wheat b3s butter As Bower Geo 90 pkgs irar 1o
3 ifoigger ECO scks spice e 7 Buddecke Seo4 A.
Pegs mdse 70 Tareten, Whiting & Tullis-- 81 pkgs
Ion 4 s LaViile heauye 20 bxs starch TO order
ls scks Hour 3 scks peas to d Yerger lEco- q seks
cofee Kirkpatrick AGO. IA bbls lard Black I'd Rv.
! ngton sundries to order - -
MEMPHIS Per steamer Magenta ia rolls
Gather ! Valentine &eo4-23 do Carroll. HOY SEQ
I I,,s a9 y hardie &co- $50 pkgs leather Ghism
q 80 scks peas 70 by Sheppard jr AZ seeks
gelat toes Winston, Morrison iSco-- l hale wool To
Hobart 4 Foster220 bales hay Pinckard, Steele &
Coz II do ] Person Eco IL do R " EstIin &co
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ALABAMA,
o. cro Corner Of TchoppitoDlas and Robin streets
--,. Corner Of TchoupitoulR Henderson streets,
LOUISIANA. - NV '7''- '''0o ""u FcSofaS
,,r,--,~- Corner of St. Thomas and Basin Streets
Corner of Tchoupitoulas and Richard Streets
Corner of Tchoupitonlas and Richard str eets
MERCHANTS,
ORLEANS,
PLANTERS, ""N -''''S' '' S'fee'''
szYHANsKIs, anu '''''"'o Streets
SHIPPERS anu 'i00e' ''reS'S' mira District
UNION ''4 ''s" H9Fee Streets
WOODS, i''' &c "'-0 f'0"'s "''e Streets
TEXAS LOU" ''e''S'
,,p.,,,,, Corner of TchoupItoulas Orangestrees
- New Leyee street.
TYLER PRESS,
LEvEE STEAM COTTON PRESS,
Leveestree between st. Ferdinand and Montegu
PICAYUNE,
Levee street, opposite Post 1873, Third District
INDEPENDENT,
~ New Leyee and Rofgnac streets.
Me-" Levee street between MonteRrtan1 Cloratv+ro.,,
Third District.
PELICAN PRESS,
Corner Of St. Mary's and Tchoupitoulas street,
Fourth District.
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! CATTLE MARKEr.

JEFFERSON CITY, November IT, 1871.
Arrived yesterday 200 Texas Beeves. Amount
g stock sold were $50 Texas Beeyes, so Hogs, Is
sheep and LIS Veal Cattle. Stock remaining on
I sac are as7 Texas Beeves, 251 Hogs ll19 Sheep
and "a Veal Cattle. We quote
F8t@8 8988s PRIoRs: 8#s .ts 81
Tsras Gsa W. qasity " head G0l45 0e
Hops ryass s M 20 a81a0 OF
Hhsep n , uo 90
veal CATTLE first quality, ahead yS9 *
ssai Cattle. second qualify, "a head. SnSI1 o AZ
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OEFICE OF THE CHIEF OH POL TCE;

monthly REPORT OF the Chief of Police Orleans
0"s the number Of persons Of Orleans dura The
month Of October, the causes f Meua
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r. 9" i ThGs Phllps v g. w. Mec@neghcy, Secretary
,Ps il Masx Bi9gs iEl p ESs d %Ssey s JOIN
NJ wnslsw Per, Secretary join T. so" '' fTeasars! d.
No oSl9 }Gd E9 e"s NJ MI mes every Mogy evening
Hya,' " Co. Josiah Felger Pen Secretary Jno, B. Heno,
CRESCENT LODGE No meet, every Thursday evening
Z t cor N d ( oa4 FsioTs H 4tsGyo
jam Fsr sssety NJ H. &c., %3ss T saGI Secretary L. NJ
- JEEFERTG tS LODGE No. o@e rhu.sdsy evening
SeNEpt a' G e. + RR ba VIZ WIZ
Per Secretary J. S. Burke, Treasurer. ''''''
ROOM NJ 6sd h% P III nsS1t eoEy T"ay syenns
ssf s%%t t. f 2eFf% S.s. E. Renter sf
ORLEANS LODGE No II meets every Tuesday evening In
room I. 30 i Odd Fellows Hal Utfcers-wn1 Whtse = C.;
Tenny, Treasurer d. H.
ey c9aM T. sSa X LODGE NJ Il Wednesday
ar " l. Finch rsi SecFsafy b AlSfE Sess
HOWARD LODGE No l3 meets every Tim sday e,e,pU in
room No = ODD Fellows pan, Gac+rs-Ii0gh ssewtTt' n
otaTy j. G. Nood T tsSa~ s$ee''' b Dv"'
10 Lo pdi S2 VI TS s ss WeJ"f1y syss il
Crpps, Per Secretary S. NJ. Todd Trasaief 'o'
No. 6d fS%s a se sys N%Y sySos il
O. Bier v G. A. Mure Per Secretary Luther Homes Trea
.o TES e o l9P PI n? T. es y IN
chns O Warner, Fer, Secretary g. ej.ifo Treas9rer
in *? xSSy S3 %E S sS yST s.9y sy%o
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POLAR STAR LODGE No % ngrs every every wednesday
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sorst \ Per- ,ty @95G d S 4fs:alrs
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krFs ms j. y 81 K@sagss, esSeec:ary
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COLUMBUS LODGE No q meets ever Td5heliay even.
Gohn v G., Gco Herbert Secretary, John Browalos Pef
st t.,,4o, G[s Becker lrc",ucr.
GEKNAE1A LopGE No. % meets every Tuesday evening
4 1 Mf f 3ser y G.; w sdo sccreafy Cbns F.
N Pacific lid Jefferson Gig. OHicer,-T,, G. TrDJy u
er secrea, VIM Ss sI H 1 S%sy c. NJ N"ee
HEEMANN LODGE No g meets every wednesday evening
n. G. lIy. Mans Y C.; Vim Kiaft Secretary " Eiatr e.
'T snTry W, Mssnel'sr Treasurer
Ing il No ODD Fellow hall GcersIP fE gFSg
FarrsaGx Per- f,? ecefy "Ss P rsI se2ssX lance
MERCHANTS Ions No. q mrers every Mandsy rrcnng
n g. Wn1 il G. Kfng t G Hahn + I ny A. ls.c'3H,
H. iI l5%i9 Fer 5s ogeE r. Frsre aw Io,u's5
in elycs Hal Jefferson Oily u.Hrsr,i y E Ey
Cart StoiT G. FREQ. Evy, Secretary John Ulimc rcr Sc
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interior Iod,,cs.
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D. Spee Secretary l. n CollinE, Pee secteary H. H. oa
METH LODGE M. 81 meets q, s,-.r...,-.
evenings 0eirnr snM eF Al ,e'fi'f' on Wednesday
Co. s. sclgma9 Per Scr ti1%,fT W n Hekeie~ v
: 81 landry LODGE No, y m".'- at opeousas every
aary v g., o@er roe' socroay; 4 Eaicr II ~a As e.
Gaieesm" i, H. GGren n g; II +. ,tay g.: F SS4Tt
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EXCELSIOR LODGE No - meets a, libodg,x mn gs,rr
Il, San Iir % A.