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WOOD c0ALn kIRAU

WILL receive proposals Al ny -icr n,,i he 91th
insffp frri>h Wool- fclirai >,rarr. I.,r II L..
q tee ~Cfzce1t - spIr n 3 f-l-rifats II lbs ~
frlrt curing the .rninlrr nisiltr. r. D. eIe BILE
! Lna---l---El. ArL- as l--l- \ a u-r-
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rf- Young men ought 4 pay shott visit.
to their Duicineas At night as candles cost
twenty-five canfs apiece. The ladies Low.
might melt away with the candle.
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The conditions Of the contrect Of Inarriag,
|be'reen the King Of Portugal and the Prin
cess Maria Pa. Of Italy. are as follows
l.. The sum allowed By the King Of Portn
gal 70 his Iconsnrt is 10 be SIX ~ one contes d
reis $3.50. 900 fr) per annnm-
?. The guarantee for the payment j. his maj
esfy's civil list.
g. II the Princess OF Italy becomes wild.
ow, she shall be alIoe ed handsoi1ely fur.
nisbeil Palace in addition 70 the allorance
but i she g0e- 10 foreign coanfry 70 live
snail receive the allowance only.
A. II the King become a wido -er without
children AL the personal property pf the PriD-
cess shall revert 10 her own family
Tie people of Naples addressed the follow
ing letter 20 6aribaIdi ON the anniversary Il
his entry into thar city September .
Geatral To-day two yeas are completed
since Males saw The tyranny OF the Bour-
1ons destroyed; since you, the soul aud leader
9t a gigantic Enterprise. frsf 10 unfold the
banner OF 4 united Italy. entered our city alone.
aud we're received here With al the cnihusi-
asm q an entire people We should be want
INK N the holiesf Of Truman sentiments. that a.
gratitude. II, silent on octas on OF your mis-
Iprinile. this day should pass away unmarried
lrnsirlouS prisoner, TO day. then. Naples sends
yon AZ aftec,ioaaie siluisiion. The vieissi-
lpdrs of ham fortune. whatever tliey may
pe. caifilrt take lroia ypu The glory OF having
made rs Italians. or from US tae nfInory or
lie heart =
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CraE-Eix t-rsn's rtt-r.
Chaftantcza- oct Sit. fslI1
Certified accounts n r. e. Iisnks Capt. = a o.
terEnaster. uiii Y paid - Tie ~ Il
noFi IN T. r JOINTS
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ESctAxD 5 1Eox Navy.

Thy following Is list OF The arnior-piated
steam vessels nov bniIdins for the Royal
Navy. wiz
At Blackwssll--The Prince Albert. cupola
ship. y guns. s045 tons. and 1000 horse
power the Mirioiaur. 80 csns. 662l tons
go horse power. Al MiiiNlli-- The lamar,
troop ship 3 guns. 2.sI2 tons. and 500 horse
power; the l.eonlce, Of similar Dimensions
and for similar service. the northumberland
80 gus. COL tons. l.25O horse power. fhe
Valiant. b ans O63 tons so9 horse pew er.
Al WoolNiich dockvafd-'lhe Caledonia -
guns. LOIS tons. 800 horse power AT Dert-
iorl dOckyarl--Thc E3ferrrise aud Circassiali
sloops. VI 900 tors. aud Gu liorse power; the
Favorite. cbrvefie. S5T tDhs. 40 horse pow
81. Al Clafllam-The Royai Oak. 30 guns
i0f5 tbns. 500 horse pbwei: tie Achilles so
guns. 6.07g tons. i $50 horss power. Al Gas
gbw-fie Hector 81 guns. 1908 tons, soc
horss poser. At Devdnp0it-The Ocean. 80
Z ans. .c45 ions 900 horse power. AT Penn
broke 4 Tic Prince Cdnsoft. 40 guns. 4045
IONS. 500 horse power: The Jealous. Is guns
3 l6 tons. 500 horse power, a.. a the Research
corvette.
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IA 4 fra occurred in Mcnl his on the
10Th. which destroyed about $4,000 Fsrth OF
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I. Tis f-,ioxinr txtrnets fu-r he An $500 -
SnHrlers, ard approves ~ - f,reIit1t 4. ri1 1ha
--En-tlna ~ reIsr-nce rheT-1a- N1lhkt1 - -
- '-1''- = E1r'-iaE os1s asssr - cp-ssrs
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1re frrsaNeit- s,ta lfr rn-rrt HI rortrr-.rsr =.
~ f~-I trtre $50 ~ rrrr1T Ftats - 80 -.
lll.rre - 81 AIN Hurh co-zenl be .knlI 80 - -
ted s4fe tci'e1r- On -rr-1 -, ~. ar, z 49,
s-r1 e-r eat D. 1cs.foa1rr - -. Ard rsrs a.
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1len 80 zle rs-ast rfs 20 fe tion,-s
teen tnr a-os a. l. sid - rrars q /
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IoFFrcIAIg
LAWS OF THE UNITED STATES,
Paa'sa a ne Second Session Of ne Thaiy sneaiA
Coggpa.
fPCBITc-No. en-

[PUBLIc-No. 81.
An Act prescribing the qualifications of
electors in the cities Of Washington
and Georgetown, In the District Of
Columbia.
Be Il enacted By he Senate and House Of
Representatives Of he United States Of ADseif-
ca 10 Congress assembled, That In an NUM-.
cipal elections il the cities of Washing
ton and Georgetown, in the District Of
Columbia, during the existence of the
present rebellion, every person who shall
offer TO vote az any such election, and who
shall be challenged by any legal voter
on the ground Of dlslOyalty TO the Gov
eminent Of the United States, shall, be-
fore his vote shall be received, in addition
TO the requirements now established by
law, take aud subscribe 10 the following
oath or affirmation, namely do So
lemnly swear Cor Affirm, as the case may
be- that will support, protect and de-
fend the Constitution and Government
of the United States against all enemies,
whether domestic or foreign that will
bear true faith, allegiance and loyalty 10
the same. any ordinance, resolution, or
law of any State Convention, Legislature,
or order or organization, secret or other
wise, 10 the contrary Notwithstanding,
and that do this with a full determine
ton, pledge and purpose, without any
mental reservation or evasion whatsoever;
and, further, that have always been 10y
al and true to the government Of the
United States SO help me God.p The
said oath or affirmation may be taken be-
fore any justice Of the Peace, notary
public, or other person legally authorized
to administer oaths in the District of
Columbia; and the production Of the
certificate in writing, of any such justice
Of the peace, notary public, or other per-
son so authorized TO administer oaths,
with copy Of such oath or affirmation
that said cath has been taken and sub
scribed TO by the person producing such
certificate, shall be deemed by the Conn
missioner of Election sufficient evidence
of the fact And it shall also be law
ful for the Commissioners Of Election, or
any one of them, during the time of hold
ngsuch election, to administer said oath.
And any person or persons violating said
oath, or making any false statement in
taking the same, shall be subject 10 all
tho pains and penalties Of wilful and
corrupt perjury, and shall be liable to be
indicted and prosecuted to conviction
before any court III said district Of CO.
lumbia having competent jurisdiction
thereof
Approved, May 20, 1862
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etler from VIcksbnrr.

90 re prudence Of the st. Louis Republican.
OPPOSITE VIcKsBURG, July ~, 1862.
Nearly two weeks have elapsed since
the fleet arrived here from Memphis, and
in the main the period has been one Of
inactivity-how much "masterly mac
tivity" time must develop. AS survey
the scene-the shore gray green from its
late overflow, and the ships and gunboats
all quiet save the periodic "bolls''-it
looks as if grim -yisaged war" had gone
10 sleep. IL is 80 still that not even tho
leaves of the cottonwood are stirring, not
a wave curling upon the eddying tide of
the Mississippi. But this is only the
slumber OF the volcano. A moment and
all could be Wakened into activity, and
thousand latent powers Of destruction be
made TO breathe smoke and flame.
The situation" has few cheering as
poets. As war movement, the passage
up OF portion Of Commodore Fauaguts
feet was without any tangible fruits.
Nor can IL be made TO yield any advan-
tage; for when ID becomes necessary 10
again attack the enemys batteries, the
fleet will fight 40 less advantage DOM
sirsQm than 10 would oP stream Naval
officers tell me il was only the Commo-
dore's intention 10 "diaw the enemy's
fires" but he did not "draw it mildly" il
seems. But from the fact that the eight
ships that did run the gauntlet were I'M
der fire two hours and forty minutes
while some Of them were forced 10 turn
back, can call 1t only repulse in the
useless attempt 90 open the river t0il.aa
clearing he banks. The day after arriv-
ed / went down TO the point and with
only lorgnetie glass, had no difficulty in
exactly locating over 20 heavy siege guns
Had Commodore Farragut made a recon
noissance from the same point, he could
have guessed how much fire he would
draw in passing Nicksburg
As the case stands now, nothing is TO
be done until the navy is seconded by a
larger land force than Is now here. Could
10000 men be thrown three miles In the
rear Of tho city, the batteries could be
siIenced, a landing effected, and the riho
pits in the rear Of the bluffs soon cleaned
out BY our howitzers aud sharpshooters.
The refugees would thus be left 10 the
tender mercies OF the troops in the rear
Until this can be carried out the city
cannot be held-eyen IL taken. That the
force Of the enemy, In infantry, Is as
large as our own is certainly known; bat
that il amounts 10 10000 Is only conjec-
turable from the stories of deserloFs and
the face that Van Dorm and Breckenridge
are both In the city.
AprQpoi 10 Breckenridge, ! mentioned q
few days ago that II was rumored that
Breckenridge was trying 10 get TO Europe
via Mexico. The rumor originated in
Nicksburg-Was brought over by O. de-
serior--and was not altogether without q
/ foundation. ltseoms that this follower
OF Burr his Tllustrious predecessor,
! went 10 visit his friend, the princeiy Keen
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pproyed, May 20, 1862.
fpunt1c-No G91

Az ACT to provide for the codifcation
and cevision Of the laws of the District
Of Columbia.
BE 10 enacted By The Senate and House Of
Representatives Of tie United Saied of Amer-
lea IN Congress assembled, That the Presi-
dent Of the United States be and he is
hereby authorized and empowered to APP
point, by and with the advice and consent
Of the Senate, three suitable persons,
learned in the law, TO revise and codify
the laws of the District Of Columbia.
SEC. 2. Ind be % further enacted, That
the persons who shall be thus appointed
shall render final report of their revis-
ion and codilication to Congress on or
before the first Monday of December
next.
Approved May 20, 1862,
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IpUBLfc-No. ION


Az ACT supplementary 10 an act ap-
proved on the thirteenth July, eighteen
hundred and sixty-one, entitled can
act to provide for the collection Of du-
ties on imports, aud for other pur-
poses"
BE IL enacted ij he Senate anil BoSs II
Representatives qf he United Satesqf Ameyica
ia Congress assembled, That the Secretary
ofthe Treasury, in addition TO the power
conferred upon him by the act Of the
thirteenth July, eighteen hundred aud
sixty-one, DO and be is hereby authorized
TO refuse clearance 10 any vessel or
other vehicle laden with goods, wares, or
merchandise, destined for a foreign or
domestic port whenever he shall have
satisfactory reason 10 believe that such
goods, wares, or merchandise, or any
part thereof whatever may be- their os-
tensible destination, are intended for
ports or places in possession on under
control Of insurgents against the United
States; and IL any vessel or other vehicle
for which q clearance or permit shall
have been refused By the Secretary Of
the Treasury, or by bis order, as afore-
said, shall depart or attempt 10 depart for
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The impression very generally prevails,
that under tbe new Tax Law an ooniec-
TONERS, grocera, Sc, will be required 70
take out n license, and several dealers
have been worrying themselves Ia oonse-
onence. This impression q erroneous
section sixiy-inh provides that when
the annual gross receipts on sales Of any
apothecaries, coniecti0nera, eating houses.
tobacconists ar retail dealers, si4H no, e.
eea{ NE mm Of one thousand dollars such
apotheoaries, confectIoners, eating houses
and retail dealers staR MOI Be- required b
iaLs ma o. pay Jor hcais5, anything in this
act 10 the contrary Notwithstanding.
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DIR. COLEMAN'S
DLEPRNNARY.

n VIZ attention OF cuzcns Strangers aud others We
il tng Nashville, requiring meildal aid, be- respect
fully called 10 this ofice No 81 neaderok street, 500
Dad door between Cherry aud the square
Dr. COurnAs Is an old practitioner Of medioinei be
almost unlimited experience and naticring suecoaa
Coz many years past, In Che treatment Of fNYku De
E,E1i has induced bin % devote DE undivided aion.
uon 10 all diseases ,oi this nature, Many cases Of
he most lnvctcrate character have promptly yieldeo
tn his improved method Of Treatment.
Primary, secondary, Tertiary and Hereditary syrh'
us, GonorrhWa, Gloat and AN diseases Of the gouia
and URINARY organs, meet with no resistance 70 no
rcmidios
female irregularities and functional IaderauEo
mohu OF the Womb, and the disease arising hom
uostatioa aud pm managed parturiton.
Every case II Re'iuCihlc Rupture, and Of Piles All
frolAlNs %. tnc hoCium, and mosi cases of Estuia,
can be cured py prpccH nearly painless. IN either
oi TIE latter cases be- undertaken by nr Coleman,
cure m tHnandbif udyrdHiof al tarCfnl oEaminaied
always pavapna he uncUaaafy inIatnfhns of ntaff o.
ntmchy hn IMPROVED method of Operating.
forrona OF either tcE applying porson o. BY letter
ieacr-ing easel ON zoe drst symptoms OF any acute
apcoino disease can DO cured u most oisos by thf
aruIiivc method, u forty -eirht loufs
Suct confidence, n1omu attention snd moderate
charges, viii govern BIN Win kia pat6na
A. 30 mcfourY used iu the Treatment Of u.1,-rea
DISEASES, az be believes On mast oasas) produoeg
Worlo disease than that u d given 10 odro
onco hoora from cighi m ne moFalng un mas in
me oFuning' Jan 10, 'o2-iy
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Conmitted To Jail

Of davidson county, June IA, lS02, negro man,
~ who says his name rs GEORGE WASHINGTON 7;
says he belongs 10 wary Aun YearEan, Of Warren
county, Ky aged about 40 years Weighs l7b or $50
lbs 3 feet inches high color black small scar on
forehead small eoatec. The owuor is requested 90
come Forward, prove property AIT pay charges a.
The law directs ., M. HINTON,
lnnaIg-W sheriff and Tailor OF ID G.
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Committed to Jail

or Davidson County Tenn, june 9th, 1882, ne
~ gro Firl, named sALLiEi says she belongs 90
Trivia Hogue, II Mauy County, Tenn Said firl 10
about rs or 20 years old weighs about 100 Or iO
pounds feot inches high two small scars on
copper color.
The owner 10 requested 70 come frward, prove
property aud pay charges, as tbs law directs.
j, N. HINTON,
iancs-lt Siberia aud Jailor of ID. o.
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Committed to Jail

(NF Davidson county, Juna 20, fS02, = neef0 man,
Owho says his name ia DANIEL says be belongs /,
hrs Luzinka O. BsOwn Of Maury county near Sprirg
III Tenn; age about % years old weghs about 10
or $50 pounds feet 1l& inches high, small scar M
centre forehead.
The owner Is requested 20 CONS forward prove pro-
perty, and pay charges, az the law directs.
j. NJ HINTON
,Tuno2o--at Sherin and .Tailar az n q
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TUESDAY MOANING JULY p, 1862.
NotIes - club aaItera.

The Editor win be greatly obliged 10
persons making up clubs for the UNIoS if
they will remitto the Publishers and not
to himself Communications and SUBJ
scripiioRs are sometimes mixed up with
private Information IN such manner as
to cause needless delay and trouble to
all parties.
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nommitted Id Iail

OF Davidson County, June 18th 1852, a negro man
NSwho says his mans Is ABRAHAM; says he belongs
70 samuel Atkensou OF Chatham county Tenn age
abon 81 % % yoars old eishs about ll5 or $50 lbs
feet = inches high, copper color, soar on Oh ink
right temple.
The owner Is req1ested 70 come forward, prove pro-
perty, and pay charges, as The law dlrents I3lH
I s..r = st.t.t.a.fJ.M HINTON,
1 iune29-3t Sheriff aud Jailor Of D. O.
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Postomoes Ise-oPened ia Tennessee
Nashville, Davidson county.
Murfreesboro', Rutherford county.
Jordau's Valley (Christiana), Ruther-
ford county,
Fosteryille, Rutherford county.
Gallatin, Sumner county.
GAINESVILLE, Montgomery county
Springfield, Robertson county.
Franklin, Williamson county.
Columbia, Maury county.
shelbyville, Bedford county.
Lebanon, Wilson county
Waterstown, Wilson county.
Smithyille, DeKalb county
Liberty, DeKalb
Alexandra, DeKalb
Palmetto, Bedford
jennings Forks, Smith county
Gordonsyille,
New Middleton, Smith county.
Mitchelsville, Sumner county.
Sycamore Mills, Cheatham county.
Ashland City, Cheatham county
Lafayette, Macon county.
Memphis, shelby county.
Savannah, Hardin county
The above list viii be kept standing
in our columns, and added 10 from day
10 day, as other offices are re.opened
We would suggest 10 papers in Northern
States the propriety Of copying the above
list At least once q week.
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Gnmmittad Id LaiI

OF Davidson county, June l2th 1909 negro man
" who says hrs name is ALEX rays he belongs
90 Lucy SIN th, OF Rvidsuu oocniy Tenn; aged
about n years weighs las or 100 pounds feet 4
inches highi copper color no marks. Tho owner 10
requested 20 come forward prove property, and pay
charges as the law Directs.
j. NJ HINTON,
uneIsm Sheriff and Tailor "a ID 'C
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nnmmiffnd ~ Iail

nv Davidson county, June lb, lsd2, negro man
~ who says his name is COLUMBUS; says he be-
longs 20 Dr hcKiasiczs, OF Maury county. 1enn age
abuut 30 years weighs about 1 a. or la3 pounds 8
feet = inches hlgh long hnshy hair copper color
no marks The owner h requested % come ior-
ward, prove properly aud pay charges ns the law d.
rocis. j. ~ HINTON,
InnaIR-3t Sheriff aud Tailor OF ID O.
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Committod IA JaiI

or davidson County, Tenn June BE- 1902, ne
- gro man who says bic name b. CHARLES, and
belongs % kiGhd. HrhtoWfT miles beyond Brent
wood, in Williamson county Tann., about 30 years Of
age Weighs ahout iab pounds 9 fret aa iathra
hish scar Ou back OF len hand. The owner D. re-
quested 10 come forward D owe property and pay
Charges, AZ tho law drocts
D. a. HINTON,
juucls-lt shcril aud Jai.or of n. O.
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Commitfed Id mn

nF Davldaon county, ON Inc t2lh Of June 1862 a
~ uesro man who says hts name Is DAVID, and
says be belongs % Lucy smith, OF nav son county,
INN. age about ~ years weigha l23 $50 poui ds
feet I y inches high no marks color black, The
owner Is requested 10 como forward, prove pro
pertg and pay charges AZ uo Aw dirocu.
in HINTON,
llpeis-3i sheriff and Tailor % q. q.
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Cnmmittad to Lail

or Davidson county, dune 18th 1852, a negro man
" who says his name Is AARON says he belongs %
10 Carter, Of Marshall county ,iAla aged about 10
years weighs about l40 OF l45 pounds; feet inches
high no marks color black The owner is request
cd 20 come forward prove property and pay charges
as the law directs j. M HINTON,
lune!S-8t Sheriff and Jaior ofl O.
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Committed 70 Jail

nF Davidson county, June 10th, 1862, negro man
~ who says his name i DANIEL Says no belongs
q rr % years weighs 90 90 lbs. feet inches
high no marks color black. The owner is request
ed TO come forward, prove properly add pay charges
as the law directs. J. ~ III NTON,
junel8-8t Sheriff and Tailor d. q.
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Onrnmirtnd Ia nan

OF Davidson comfy, juno 10th, 1862, negro man
~ who tays his nanie ia MILTON says ne belongs
To Joseph Carter % Marshall county, Aa' age about
"a yeurs weighs 90 pounds feet z inches high ;
color black scar BY burn above the tight wrist -
The owner "a requested O. come forward, prove pro.
perry, and pay charges as the law directs.
}. NJ. EfNrON,
iuneIs o. sheriff and Tailor d. @.
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Occasions" OF the Philadelphia PrsiI
writes that the Hon Robert j Walkor
President Folks Secretary OF iho Treas
ury, and formerly Of MissisaippL will
soon commence a series of letters, ~
which he will sustain AZ length tho grad
ual emancipation policy Of President
lincoln.
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n y Davidson equity, June %, 1852, n uegrD man
" who says his name ia ARTHUR aud belonga 70
VIM Q. Smart Of Warren comfy Tina, aged about
IS years weighs about ldb or 100 pounds fsat i
Inches hiRn ;color black heavy whisSergg e q
Tho owner Il requested 70 come forward prove
property, and pay charges, a. she law direots.
rt trnq 30 rrrrf I'D s.. cd. M. HMM,
iune2o-3t q. Sberifr and Tailor Off o. .
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L O O z



Iouy r, upE, Graud Secretary, should bo idressed
Of Ndshailld, TIusH.
Tennessee Lodge, No. 1--Aioots oycry TUESDAY Even.
lug, az their Hall, on The corner Of Union ADD SUM
mer streets. The onlsors for the present tcrn are
o. s, Lesueur, n g.; j, r. Mills, Vc.TJ. T. woak'ey
Secretary Z. X Spain, Treasurer.
Tfatus Lodge, No io-Mecls a, tho same place
every Monday Evenng The onloers are y. A.
Campbell No. Henry Apple, va. -
secretary b. D. Browa, Treasurer.
ssilsg Lodgr, No 90-Mosia at thc,t Hail, on south
cherry stro,, every Friday hvenlng The Officers
are o G. Covert, Nc; frank Hartman, VIC; James
Wyatt, Secretary W. NJ. Mallory, Treasurer,
Asroro Lodge, No. los, l0srmau) Meets at the
Hall, ooruor OF Union and summer streets, every
thursday Evsnlng. The officers arc Charles Rich,
N0j p. Frledma', Y.G.i -- Bhterlch, Secretary;
Geo. seiisrle, Treasurer.
Ridgsly Encampmrai Nc. l--Mootaat Che above Hail
ca tbe arst and Third Wednesdays Of each month
Tue olitors are J. 3. Minis, cPi n H. Mcbride II p
C Fauer, swi re,,r Harris, Dr., J.W., John y
nide Scribe p. r. Gutter, Trcawor,
Ul.rs BIoHd EmeoHpmslf, 10 A--M,els at tho
above Hal ON she Second aud fourth Wednesday
uirhts Of each month The onoera are Jas n nel,
or; Henry Apple, Hr'i l. Moker, sw. n. Fried'
man, Jw chafes Klrchor, seribc, n, Ward
Treasurer