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The feet from below was 10 engage the )or.,
batteries, and the feet from above 10 eoo,~,
the upper ones, the gun boat Essex, and tbar,n
Queen of the West, III the meantime 70 .,
tack the Arkansas and tow her or.
In consequence Of SINE misunderstanding,
only few shells we're fired from the morrars
below, which are known to have had no effect
to divert the fire from the Essex.
This vessel attempted to run into the A..
kansas and jam her against che levee, but The
latter swung around and the Essex only grazei
her side. AS she passed she gave the Arksn.
sas her three l1-inch bow guns
Finding herself unsupported she droppa3
down the river. The Queen coming to her
aid, ran into the Arkansas, making her tremb|e
from stem to stern Recovering herself the
Queen ran on again 50 forcibly as to strain her
own works badly. Both boats then returned
up the river.
During the Engagement the Essex received
several shots, and had one man killed and tvo
wounded The Queen was also shot through
several times
Gen. Mcclellan lately visited several trans,
ports and hospital boats, filed with sick and
wounded, yesterday. He went around among
the patients. shaking hands With each one
and having some kind word for the sufferers.
4 fine bust Of the German Poet, Schiller
has Just been completed and placed III the n
Y. Central Park near the ramble It is Of
bronze, Of colossal size, and rests upon ped.
estral some twelve or fifteen feet high. Il
bears the simple name of 'Schiiler, - 1t has
heen erected by the committee appointed at
the "SclliIler Centennial celebration some
three years ago.
The delegation of the New York Consolida
ted Committee, have had an interview with
the President for the purpose Of urging
change in the manner Of strengthening the
army They recommended sending recruits TO
fill up regiments now III the teld instead OF
organizing new regiments. They received as
surances from the President that the most V'g
orous measures for the prosecution OF the war
hereafter would prevail.
The Philadelphia Inquirer copies from the
Richmond Inquirer an account OF the Railway
Merrimac, an iron-clad battery, mounted on
seven sets of wheels and propelled by an ORA.
nary locomotive, and which, did conslderahe
execution in the recent battles. Several re-
leased prisoners have reported the tact OF s9cn
battery being seen near Richmond out tL s
is the first &C sount Of her movements we nave
yet seen recorded.
A letter from Harrison's Landing, ea!s es
July 20 says In reiterating the expres'ls$ e.
which has been the heading Of cur Letters 40 "
the past ten days or two weeks, All quls' or az
our encampment on the James river, We Sl'
but stating existing facts With the eSceE
ton Of the little affair which we wrote you o.:
as occurring on Saturday last, when our pcAes'
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u EGISTER'S NOTICE.

l.
Notice is hereby given that the following
Accounts have been passed and filed in the
Registers Office, at Ebensburg, and will be
presented for confirmation and allowance to
the Orphans Court of Cambria county, on
WEDNESDAY, the 4th day of JUNE next
to wit:
The Account of Rachel Magellan, Admins
tratrix of Demetrius Magellan, deceased
The first Account of Francis Deylin, Ad-
ministrator of Patrick Cole, deceased
The first and final Account of Isaac Harsh
berger, Administrator of Jacob Eye, deed.
The Account of Isaac Harshberger and Eva
Hoffman, Administrators of jacob Holman,
deceased.
The Account of William Roberts, Admin
istrator of Levi Roberts, deceased.
The Account of Solomon DUNN, Executor
of Thomas DUNN, deceased.
The final Account of Charles Bilestine,
Administrator of William Beirley, deceased.
The final Account of Peter Strittmatter, one
OF the Executors ofIgnatius Koontz, decd.
The first and final Account of John Lloyd,
Administrator of David Sharp, deceased.
The Account of Moses B. Miller and John
Miller, Administrators of Jonas Yoder, dec d.
The final Account of Airwine Metz, Guar
dian of the minor children Of Susannah Far
ner, deceased.
The partial Account of a. C. Mullin, Esq,
Administrator Of Charles n. Peary, decd.
The first Account of Mary Hite, Admins
tratrix CT John Hite, deceased.
The second Account OF Joseph Miller, Ex-
ecutor OF Robert Finn. deceased.
The Account of H. Kinkead, Administrator
of Conrad Rager, deceased.
r. LYTLE, Register
Registers Office, MAY 3. IS62.-4t
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REsIaNED.-Rev. B. l., Agnew, Of
Johnstown, by advice ot his physician,
and in Difference to the earnest protesta-
tons of "a large number of his congrega-
tion,--the Presbyterian,-has finally de-
termined not to return to the army, and
will therefore resign his position as Chap
lain to the 10th Penna- Regiment, Col
Power.
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DUBLIC SALE!!-
L will expose to public sale, at my res
idence, in Wilmore, Cambria county, on SAT-
URDAY, the 3lst day of NAY, instant, at 10
o'clock in the forenoon, four head of horses,
cows, wagons, hacks, s!eds, sleighs, harness,
farming utensils, stoves, and extensive
amount of beds aud bedding, carpets, chairs,
tables, china of every variety-and a variety
OF articles too numerous to mention.
Terms made known on day of sale, when a
reasonable credit viii be given by
WILLIAM PALMER.
Wilmore, May 10, 1862
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ri Office
II Whereas, my wife, Margaret, has left my
bed and board without just cause or provoca-
tion, all persons are forbid harboring or 4rus-
ting her on my account, as viii pay no debts
Of her contracting.
RICHARD B. DAVIS
Cambria Tp., May Is, Is62-3t.
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PRoTRACTED MEETING. We are re-
quested to announce that Elder Waugh,
the eloquent preacher whose discourses
in Johnstown recently were received with
so many manifestations of favor, viii de-
liver series Of sermons in the Disciples
Church, in this place, commencing to-
morrow (Friday) evening, at I o'clock
The public is invited to attend
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HOSPITAL We are informed that the
Loretto Springs property, this county--a
summer resort of considerable ote,-has
been leased to the United States Govern
ment as hospital for sick and wounded
army officers. 1t will prove an admirable
location.
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TBENSBuRG FOUNDRY
EL The withdrawal of the foreman and
book-keeper from the Ebensburg Foundry
renders it absolutely necessary that all ac-
counts shall be settled up without any delay
Persons DESTROYS of saving difficulty, and
perhaps costs, had better call aud settle with
out further notice. i: GLASS & co.
Ebensburg. Jan. l6, 1882
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/ the action of the Court of Quarter Sessions
of Cambria county Monday, the Second
day of June, 4. D., 1862. to wit:
TAVERN LICENSE
John E. M'Kinzie, Chest Springs Bor N.
Barnacle, Clearfeld tp John B. Myers, Lo-
retto Bor; Philip Hartzog, do; Patrick F
Carney, do l.. Schroth, Carrolltown Bor
Jacob Fend 4t1 Ward, Johnstown: George
n. Holman, Sd, do john Brady, Sd do; Wm.
Richter, Sd do; Henry Schnablc, 4th do; Cv-
rus Hart, 4th do; Baltzer Kohler, 4tn do:
James Downey. ST., ID do; John Binding, ID
do; Jared Williams, ID do Philip Schultz
heis, Ist do; John Eichensehr, Conemaugh
Bor, 2d Ward; John Sivert, do; Francis
Seitz, do Veronica A. Reilly Summityille
Bor; Joseph Gese, Richland tp; Daniel Nc
Donald, Yoder tip; OwenM CafIrey do; Len
hart Kest, Taylor tpi Adam Kurtz, Y Yoder tip
John A. Blair, West Ward, Ebensburg: j. 4.
Moore, East Ward, do Wm. Ryan, Jr Lo-
retto Bor j. NJ Rifle, Summityille Bor; P.
Grimes, Loretto; Isaac Crawford, Ebensburg,
West Ward; N. j. Platt, Susquehanna tip; T.
j. Grossberger, Carroiitown Bor George
Randolph, Wilmore Bor Jerome Platt Sus-
quehanna tp Vim. Bonacker, 4th Ward,
Johnstown; Henry Schad, Sd do; VIM. Mich
olson, ID do John Headrick, Conemaugh
Bor Floran Bengell Loretto Bor Jacob
Mack, Cambria tp Charles Zimmerman, Sd
Ward, Johnstown Francis Dashner, Allie
ghany to; Francis y. Gibbons, do John
Hamilton, Washington tip; George Conrad,
Richand tip Daniel Litzngcr, Chest Springs
Bor James d. Hamilton, Wilmore Adam
Pfarr, Yoder Up; George Eichensiher, Taylor
tp Ruth Condron, Summitville Bor Jerome
Plott, Susquehanna tip; James Downy, I'd
Ward, Johnstown
QUART LICENSE.
A. Burgraf, Sd Ward, Johnstown Bor D. W.
Goughnour, do Jacob Leib, Carrolltown.
JOSEPH MDONALD, Clerk
Office Clerk of Quarter Sessions,
Eoensburg, May Is, l862-3t
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A TTENTION =
N WANTED BY \. a. BARKER.
1000 #. good common and Clear Pine BIDS.
loo, 900 - good Poplar and Cherry Lumber.
100, ,00o - good Ash Lumber.
For which fair price viii be paid in Mer-
chandse, and part Cash for choice lots.
Ebensburg, April d, 1862.
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STEAM SAW MILL.-The new steam
saw-mi,l Of Messrs Robinson & Barker,
located in the eastern end of town, direct
ly on the line of the Railroad, was "biown
in" couple of weeks since, and is now in
full tide of successful operation. The
machinery seems to work admirably, and
large quantities of lumber are being saw
cd, in a superior manner, daily. Wewish
the enterprise abundant success.
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TRIAL LIsT-The following is the list
of causes set down for trial at the June
term of thesCambria county Court, 1862 !:
FIRST WEEK.
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cMITHs VEGETABLE COFFEE.

Manufactured aud sold wholesala and re-
tail, by JOHN SHoFFNER.
Johustown, Cambria ccunty, Pa.
aszs" For ssIe by 4. A. Barker, and a; til e
principal stores In E5ensburg.
March, 20, 1862, lr
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EBENsBUR0 AND CRESsoN RAILROAD.
On and after Monday, May 5, 1862, trains
on this road will run as follows:
LEAVE EBENSBURG-
At 5.3C A NJ, connecting with Fast Mail
East and Express West.
At 6.25 P NJ, connecting with Mail Train
West and Express East.
LEAVE CREssoN-
at 8.55 A. n, or on departure of Fast Mail
East and Express West
at 7.45 p. NJ, departure of Nail
Train West and Express East.
ENOCH LEWIS, Gen. Supt.
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NEW GooDs.-NsW FIRM!!!-

WM. DAVIS & SONS are receiving and
opening, at the old stand of Wm Davis, on
High street, superior assortment of Goods,
which they offer to the citizens Of Ebensburg
and vicinity at reduced prices
Their stock consists in part Of
DRY GOODS. GROCERIES,
HARDWARE, QUEENSWARE,
NOTIONS. HATS & CAPS,
BOOTS & SHOES, CLOTHING,
etc, etc., etc.
All IF which will be SOLD as cheap the
cheapest.
No charges for exhibiting goods.
Country Produce of every description wan
ted in exchange for goods.
WM DAVIS & SONS.
Ebensbarg, May %, l862-3t
gs2s@ All persons indebted to are re-
spectfully invited to come forward and settle
without delay. WM. DAVIS.
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ssFNHE UNION
Il RIGHT OR WRONG ~
UNION FLAMING MIL,
ELeusyHry Ps7r-

The subscriber begs leave TO inforrn Tho
Public that he is prepared tc furnish. on
short notice and on reasonable terms all
manner OF WORKED LUMBER, SASH AND
DOORS, and MOULDINGS. ~
All work warranted to give entire satisfac-
tion, otherwise no charge will be made.
Orders from distance solicited, aud SLED
With uromptuess and dispatch.
rsA- Rough Lumber taken ic exchange for
Worked Lumber. 3. L. WILLIAMS.
Eoensburg, Jan. 80, ISe2-tf.
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CREssoN.-This excellent watering g
place viii be opened for the accommoda-
ton Of visitors on the 10th proximo.
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LIST OF JURoRs.-On our first page
to-day will be found a list of the Jurors
drawn to serve at the coming June session
Of our county Courts, 1862.
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EBENSBURG HARDWARE AND
II STOVE DEPOT

L'BENSBURG HARDWARE AND
L STOVE DEPOT.
BARGALNS TO BE HAD.
The undersigned has Just received large
and splendid assortment of Hardware and
Cutlery, Cooking. ParlOr and Heating Stoves,
Nails, Window Glass, Hoop Iron, Carbon Oil
Lamps and pure Carbon Oil, Japanned and
britannia Ware, Glass Ware, &c, &c, all OF
which he will sell very low for CASH or e1-
change for Country Produce.
Also:
He still continues to manufacture Tin and
Sheet1ron Ware of all descriptions, for sale
either by the Wholesale or Retail. Repairing
done on short notice.
He returns his sincere thanks to his old
friends and customers fer the patronage ex-
tended him, and begs Leave to hope that they
will cone forward and settle up their accounts
OF long standing, and commence the new year
''on the square" 3e must have money to-
enable him to keep up his stock.
aen. Prices low, to suit the times.
GEO. HUNTLEY.
Ebensburg, Jany. 8, 1S62tf
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ns3~ Risng srDmpp5. Blank subpepa..
Blank Esecufion. constsbIe's Returns. &c.
for sale IT ctFiS Office.
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i ICENSE NOTICE.

q \ The following named persons have fled
their Petitions for Tavern and Quart License
in this c1fice, and they will be presented for
the action of the Court of Quarter Sessions
of Cambria county on Monday, the Second
dav of June 4. D., 1862, to wit:
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COMMISSIONER OFFICERS.
Coptatn-James Carroll.
First Lieutendnt-Dayid W. Fox.
Second Lieuteaant-John Porter.
NoN-CoMMIssIoSED OFFICERS.
First .Ssrgeant--Abraham Alstead
,Serqeants-Patrick F Hodge, VIM Ham
mond, Harry Marlett, Samuel Herter.
Corporais-Samuel Brindle, John Orner,
Richard Sharp, Celestine MMullen, Robert
TCombie, John N MLaughlin, Michael Short,
John Harliu.
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but, rather, draw them out and then fog
them.
/ am panied to announce that one of
the bravest Of our company, Ceylon Ward,
of jackson township, died on the 4th inst.
He was splendid fellow, and the manner
in which he handled his rifle at Shiloh
stamped him hero. His disease was
congestion Of the brain.
[ close for the present, with the hope
that I may shortly chronicle victory tor
our side whose proportions will exceed the
widest anticipations of a REGULAR.
FRUIT.-The fruit crop of this section
bids fair to be emphatically a "big thing"
this season, providing A. j. Frost, Esq,
makes it convenient to defer an accus-
toned and cussed-ill-timcd visit for a
couple of weeks or so. The trees are out
in full leaf, and absolutely groan beneath
their burden of fragrant blossoms. 1t. is
recklessly asserted by early risers that,
such was the frigidity of the atmosphere,
a respectable coating of ice was formed
on exposed liquids during Saturday night
last Without protesting to either be-
lieve or disbelieve the statement, we have
eminent authority for saying that vegeta-
ton as yet remains uninjured. For all of
which we feel duly grateful.
ROAD TO THE DEPoT.-Pursuant to
printed notice, sealed proposals for the
grading of the route to the Depot were
received by our Borough Authorities on
Thursday of last week. Three bids were
given in, but owing to the extravagant
figures in which they were supposed to be
couched, they were set aside, the Fathers
determining to do the job on their own
account rather than submit to extortioh.
Bully for the officials their energy and
pluck in this instance may possibly save a
nice little plum to the Tax-Payers. The
grading is to be commenced forthwith,
and finished within a week or two.
STEAM Saw -MILL.-The new steam
sag-mi!l Of Messrs Robinson & Barker,
located in the eastern end of town, direct
ly on the line Of the Railroad, was ''bIown
il" couple of weeks since, and is now in
full tide Of successful operation. The
machinery seems to work admirably, and
large quantities of lumber are being saw
ed, in superior manner, daily. Wewish
the enterprise abundant success.
PRoTRACTED MEETING are re-
quested to announce that Elder Waugh,
the eloquent preacher whose discourses
in JoIlnstown recently were received with
so many manifestations Of favor, will de-
liver a series Of sermons in the Disciples
Church, in this place, commencing to-
morrow friday evening, at I o'c!ock.-
The public is invited to attend.
RESIGNED B. L. Agnew, Of
Johnstown, by advice ot his physician,
and in Difference to the earnest protesta-
tions of large number Of his congrega-
tion,-the Presbyterian finally de
termined not to return to the army, and
will therefore resign his position as Chap
lain to the 10th Penna. Regiment, Col.
Power.
HOSPITAL We are informed that the
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NEW CHEAP CASH sToREl.:-

Also -
Boots and Shoes, Hats. Caps, Bonnets,
Groceries, Hardware, Queensware,
Notions, Perfumery, Stationery,
Flour, Bacon, Cheese, Mackerel, Herring
and Cod Fish, Syrups and Molasses,
Iron and Nails, Glass, Salt, Oils, ?
WOOD AND WILLOW WARE, &c. &C., &C.
In short-pot to dip further into tedious
details-they intend keeping
A NUMBER ONE STORE,
Where the comfort and convenience OF
country community can be successfully ca
tered to.
BY buying a large stock at time, they are
enabled to sell their goods al
TRIFLING ADVANCE on CITY PRICES.
Roll in and see for yourselves. No chargs
for showing articles.
na~ Country Produce taken in exchange
for goods.
Ebensburg, April "a, 1862.
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IMPORTANT NOTICE.
4 The undersigned, Administrators of Jacob
Stahl, decd, have in their possession about
% Watches, which appear to have been left
with the said Jacob Stahl during his lifetime,
for the purpose of being repaired. AS we
wish to close the business of the estate, no.
tice is hereby given to the owners of the said
watches TO come forward, before the
18th day of June next, prove property in the
same, and take them away, otherwise they
will be sold Immediately after that date. We
do not know who are the owners.
ELIZABETH STAHL,
II. KINKEAD,
Ebensburg, May ., 1862 Adm'rs-
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At latest accounts, the Fifty Fifth
regiment was stationed at Edisto Island,
South Carolina
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MUSTER ROLL OF Co. a, FIFTY-FIFTH
PA. VoLs.-Below will be found list OF
the officers and men of Capt. James Car
rolls company, recruiteds principally in
this county. The list was furnished us
by friend, and would have been pub
lished sooner but for the fact that it was
for sayaral weeks nislaid
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Family Courtesy.

Much has been said about the want Of
homes In our land-i0meg that are i0JcR
Painfully evident as this IL, may we not
trace Il 10 its proper source. Are not
many Of our homes made no longer such
in reality, from lack Of FAMILY CoURTEsYY
Engrussod with cares Of the world the
man of business returns 10 his family at
night tired and weary from his tolls.
Throughout the day he has been wear
ing a pleasant face for all and, with a
smiling "good morning, sir, has greeted
every companion But now instead Of
the good humored "please" which min
gled 80 freely with his words few hours
before. be orders this and that brought
him, and receives all with an air that
shows he feels such ought 10 be done for
him Most certainly should those, foe
whom he Is daily tOiling be jealous in
anticipating his every want aud desire.
This ho should expect But which course
will the more certainly secure this end;
an order or a request; a smile or irown;
a pleasant expression and THANK you,
my child FOR rigid c0untenance, plainly
saying Well, this is due me az your
parontF
Many are polite and obligiug 10 every
body but members Of their own family
The young man Is so very genteel 10 all
ladies but his sister And, perhaps, the
sister Is equally at fault on her part
treating an young men with great re-
/ spect save her brother. And, although,
OF course 10 cannot be expected that one
member Of a family will be as reserved
/ towards another member as towards an
outsider still, it does seem as IL
greater regard for one another's feelings
and more general courtesy, even In litlll
things, would add additional attraction
10 almost any home. Can We not mako a.
improvement this matterf Are our Owl
family relations as pleasant as We woul'
wish them then infuso into them NOR
genuine polileness. Every one who ha
family connections can render that house
hold happier by bis own individual oiior
And if We fail 20 attempt this. and 0u
our family BE- rot happy iet us child
ourselyes-noi 0thers-l0r tho misfor
tune. KAPPA.
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DIR. COLEMAN'S
PRIVATE DISPRNSARY

V'HE attention of citizens strangers, and others vie
i iuuR Nashv NE, requiring meiidai aid, % respect
Mlly called 20 tua ONCE, no al rcaderiCk street.
ond door, between Cherry and the square,
pr. COLEMAN s au old practitioner of medicine hh
almost unlimited experience and nattoring success
Coz many years past, in The treatment 0i fuyArn ua
rasr has induced hilp 20 devote hz undivided aitcn-
too % an diseases tof ihis nature. Many cases Of
the mogt nveiorate character have promptly yielded
to ha improved method of treatment.
Primary Secondary, Tertiary and Hereditary syph'
ls 0ouorrhma, Gleat and an diseases of the gcnia
and urinary organs meet With 90 resistance 10 be
remdioa.
a female irregularities and functional isierpnre
mans of the Womb, and tne disease arising from
aastatloa aud % manged parturiuon.
EvofF case l ReduCible Rupture, and of f1icH ar d
Prolapsus ol the Roctum. and most cases Of Fatla
can-be cured By process ucafy painless u either
Of thc latter caEoE De- undertaken by nr. culemaH, q
SURE ID inn1rgAg 1TraHfei, a. careful cfuminaiicd
always pansents tle necessary ndulioua oi success o.
fadurs by his improved method OF operating
Pcrsona o either asz applying IA pcraon oI by letter
describing easel go the arst symptoms o. any ACUTE
Aacnc dstaEe, can be cured n most cases By thi
ab1rtiyo method iu forts sight hours
Strict confidence. wumn aitluuoni and moderate
] charges, viii govern BIN with be paifous.
AZ SO neTCaTy uaei in ile Treatment o te'tTll
dttsdtsi uu hu believes (u most oaaael % produces
! worso dfaaso Jan that Il Il given % ouu,
/ Odos hours F0m eight 10 tho morning CON- l.ne I
thc gyluina an lar'oA-ly
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O. O. F.


Ious ? Hm1, Grand Secretary, should be addressed
u Washable, Tenn.
Tennessee Lodge, No. Meets every Tuesday Even
ing, az their Hall, the corner Of Union aud sum
mer Streets The officers nr the present term, are:
O. s, Lcsueur, c.. J. r. Mills, yG.; }. J.. Wcakey,
Secretary T. X spain, Treasurer
Ira6ts Lodge, No. lo--Meets at the sumo place
every Monday Evening The officers are r. A.
Campbell, n. G.; Heury Apple, v. a.; J. T.. Park,
secretary ~ y. Brown, Treasurer
suilsv Lodge No. O-Moots AZ their Hall ON SOUTH
Cherry strcoi oycry Friday tvouing. The officers
are o c. Covert, N.G. Prank Hartman, YG,i james
Wyatt Secretary W. ~ Mallory, Treasurer
Ausora Lodge, No. los, (Gsrman) Meets At the
Hall, corner Of Union and summer streets, every
Thursday Evening. The oniooysaro Charles Rich
NG., r. Tnsima', We; --- Bitteriichi Secretary
Goo seferle, Treasurer
Ragsly Eacaa,puaeai, No i--ncots az The above Hall
90 tho aut aud third Wednesdays OF each month
The oolooru are. ,. B. NILS, C.P.; T n Mcbride, ZIP
q, " Fuller, sW., Peter Harris, Dr., J,W., John
Hide, scribe b a. Cutter, Treasurer
Olirs hraiicA Esh-amFueti, No i-Mtcis at uh'
above Ban on the uec1ui and fourth "Wednesday
nights o. each moath. The oncers are Jas. Roli
CP., Houry Apple. Hls, d. Mokor, sW. D, Fried
man, J,w Charles Krcher, scrIbci J. n. Ward
Treasurer