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Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1867-02-19
NEW ORLEANS TRADE
R 60 Pc NE D.
p En-
60
The Magnificent steamer,
DAVID WHITE,
DR.. II. b. SHAW. Master,
DR.. r. J. SHAW. CLERK.

NHI Commence Making Regular
w Trips 70 New Orleans and all intermedi-
aSe ports, on the Opsnin" Of the season. The
DAVID WHITE was puuSchased expressly for
this trade, and has been refurnishsd. re-Gtted,
and thoroughly overhauled, and pronounced by
good judges 10 be one Of the most comfortable
and substantial steamers on the Western waters.
She is a large side boat. with roOmy and hand
one hundred FIRST class, and fifty second class pas
sengers. Her capacity is eight hundred tons and
her accommodations for carrying freight are
unsurpassed. Standing q No. ] With the Board
Of Underwriters this steamer cOmmends herself
10 shippers Of Cotton and Tobacco, while her ele-
CANT finish renders her highly acceptable % the
travelling public.
The DAVID WHITE viii leave Nashville for
New Orleans Cd the first rise in the Cumberland.
For freight OF passage apply on board. OF 20
STRATTON, CHENEY 4 ROY, Agents,
No. II Broad Street.
octl1-tfs HARRISON g. SONS. Agents.
Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1867-02-19

Seat0n's Chemical Writing Fluid is becoming
wOrid-renowned for its superior quality Having
been introduced only about six years. IL has be
come the principal in use with those who want a
tne free flowing ink. md for its permanenoy h Is
decidedly the best ink for records that can b.
used. For counting houses. banks OF schools d
is unegalled, and needs only 10 be tried to be ap-
everywhere.
HURLEY. PUDDLE 4 CO., Projectors,
Corner Seventh and Green streets
Louisville Kentucky
For sale By Berry. DemOville 4 Wharton; j. K
Harwell; Litterer x Cabler; PulGnm & McCu
Tough; Blood \ Gregory. Nashville and byl
Druggists junel3-lydkw
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Lebanon Wooden Mills.
NOTICE.

/ HAVE ON HAND AND READY FOR
i delivery, goods manufactured at Lebanon
Tenn, by Messrs. Vim. Grisham 4 Co. and sub
iect TO the charges annexed to each name. Par
ties concerned will please call and get their
Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1867-02-19

THE UNDERSIGNED OFFERS FOR SALE
i A.eOO Acres Of the Tract Of Land on which
be resides. II II susceptible Of convenient dIvi-
sion. is exceedingly rich ard il especially
adapted 90 Grasses. Oue-hall ~ the trart
is nov in luxuriant Rrnss, the balance In timber.
which By the aid q the n Northwestern kgilrIl'.
which passes thruuzh II. could be sold IN y ash
willie for more than che whole land w-ul1 cost
If YOU deeire ore ~ the best stock YARNS
ever offered for sale ia D4y ids0n county apply
al once I an determined g. sell.
/ offer, also. a large number OF thorough
bred Stock-sovsral tne Stations from four
70 six years ola. few Mares. and e number no
one aud two ycaT or t0its-soms ii them lu
fine coalition % be trained the neat ErJr1u.
If the SiIlh0ug are not eJld soon. they vii he
fartnel on favorable terms.
also Offer Tor sale a PAIR Of Iltnro"Sh-
bred 1eid5ngs, we'll HatChe1 au1 1rgAr Old
Harness. W g. HAADalats-
Deoember6 1s86.-tf
The louisville Courier Augusta F7lltitsy.u.
aIiat Mobile Advertiser aud Register copy o.
the amount Of go aud forward pllis e. tns "ni'a.
The Franklin Brick Machine
Justly celebrated Tor perfect simplicity, great
strength aud immeuse cumprcalug peWcr. ls
GUARAErEEB. with eight men and two bor'es. %
self temper the clay aud make aJi iH so" 1l.
gaUt breks per hour. -..
80. z BrcadT1y. Now fork. h''m
b -.ui
Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1867-02-19

A. K. Mathes ". WlIllam De Ford.
TN PURSUANCE OF. A DECREE OF THE
L Chancery ConTt In the above named cause.
vail sell, az the Court House in Na'hvllle, az Il
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Executor's Notice.

AFOTCR Is HEREBY. GIVEN To. ALL
N parties indebted 10 the late Prank Mc5ay .
OK 70 come forward and pay the,r iRdebted-
ness and 10 all persons having claims against
hin 20 iile the same within the time preseTlbet
br1aW. on they VII be forever barred.
v W q. HARDING,
febl2-lm Executor Of Frank McaavoeA.
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CHANCERY SALES
John Browne vs.. H. |. Jones.

John Browne W.. H. /. Jones.
IN PURSUANCE OF A DECREE OF THE
/ Chancery Court in the above cause, l will sell
az the Court House in Nashville, at II O'Clock. on
Saturday, March ., 1862,
lot No. 40 in SheIby's Addition 60 Edgehed,
fronting 50 feet on Woodland street, running
back no feet along Oak street
Also Lots Nos. 81 and s. in Sheby's Addition
TO Edgeheld, each lot fronting SO feet on Russell
street and running back 40 feet to an alley.
TERMS OF SALE-Credits of six, twelve,
eighteen and tw enty -four months. Notes with
good security required, bearing interest from
day OF sale, and lien retained. sale free from
redemption.
MORTON b. HOWELL, .
febl6-td Clerk and Master.
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TO tae Creditors OF 5udge Thomas
Nancy. Deceased

ny ORDER OF THE OHANcERY. COURT
Is At Nashville, an the cases Of 4. II. Atkinson
:. "A Il Murfree. Trustee, and others. yea are
hereby notified 20 Gle claims against the estai Q
Of Judre Thomas Nancy Ia ny oHhoe, 0s o.
pTraEF Arm j, ls6i. -...-. o..
febs-dlw -WtIlapl
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A parcel Of land fronting on the Wost side Of Mo
Lemore Street, between jefferson and Haslam
streets ~ feet aud running back with e6erson
street ab0ut l7S feet 90 II foot afeF, and also
running back about 100 feet with HasLEm street
street. about go feet. See deed in book q. page
lHi.
TERMS OF SALE.-CreiIts Of six and twelve
months Notes win approved security required
with interest from DAY of sale, and lien retained
Sale free from redemption.
MORTON B. HOWELL. c. and NJ.
fehl6-td.
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For Rent.

ny DECREE IN CHAECERY, IN TIE CAST
b of Jno. NJ. Walker IS. the Sheriff Of Davidson
~1r,ftv and others / am directed 70 rent for the
year 1851 the following property, VIZ 80. .
B. Cheatham 4 &C.
The Store House on Church street occupied By
Mesgrs Hamilton & Green. And Store Room
bsfvgeep the two houses above menti0ned-
i Those wishing 20 rent viii call on ne at X B.
Chesfham 4 co. :. corner q Church end Coilege
ders-u IBA r. +. WOODS. Trustee
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WOODCOCK & SUTTON
WIN. TITTLEBAUM,

NPTTCTAN, No. b Eorth Cherry ~ >
gcnn offers his services to a gene Gus public.
By his experience in this line he is enabled to
frythe eyesight and suit spectacies aeeordngiy,
so that the eye Is not overchaTged, out mercy
- f,und Micrgze5pes Telescopes, Ihermome-
,Srs Nsrni6rrs Mathematical Instruments.
Picture Frames, Opera and Field Glasses. etc.
etc Remember that when yoA want your eg 9
bs1mis Office. No. "a Church street, op3osl re
Maxwell House, Nashville, Tennessee. The
hest Glasses, OF pure Pebbles set INTO old iraTes'
dec7 SIN
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ARKANSAS RIVER farm
F OR SA l. L.
Fifty Miles above the Mouth of AR
kansas River,
Containing 800 Acres of Land !
I75 ACRES CLEARED AND Under
econ FENCE.

TAs on IT A GOOD DWELLING HOUSE,
ii Gin House, with Mil attached, Kitchen,
Nevro Houses. Cistern in gOodi repair, Smoke
Ho1se Barn. etc. In a good neighbsrhoOd, and
about loo acres above QverAgw-
6prIv To- JOSEPH BRANCH, g. p. or J. A.
MARTIN, on adjoining places, OF q this ONCE
Nashville Union and Dispatch copy four weeks
and Send bill 10 this ofbce,-CeiaUaksd Herald
~ SI-sfr ian30-lm
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CHANCERY SALE
FOR
Tuesday, February 26, 1867.

A. r. Morrill, a. Co. VS.. Minor Douglass
* Co.
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saturday. March .. 1867.

a tract of Land in the town of G00dlettsville.
containing two acres and los poles, described nc
follows Beginning at a stake, DeFords corner
thence north deg east with his line IS 32-lOO
poles 20 a stake. his northeast corner in Burn
hams line; thence east With said line 32 36-lQv
poles 10 a stake, CHS old e0rner) thence south
q deg. west with his line Is S4-l0O poles, 60 .
stake, being Phipps' corner; thence south 10
deg. east with his line and / $500 poles to 0
west with said road or street IL 56-l0l poles. to
the heginniSg.
TERMS Cash, subject 10 redemption.
MORTON B. HOWELL, .
teblS-td Clerk and Mast er. .
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ED. R. PENNEBAKER, Agent,
No % South Market street
Nashville. Feb. 8, IS67-2w
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A. Il. Mathes vs.. Pat w. Holloran.
TN PURSUANCE OF A DECREE OF THE
- Chancery Court in the above cause, ! will
sell az the Court House in Nashville, at u
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satnrday. February I'D. Is67,
snfurdnr. Febrnary eard. IsG7.

lot No. SO, at the corner Of Barrow and Russell
streets in Edpeield, fronting 50 feet ON Russell
street and running back lIO feet, and having up
on it a neat frame building containing about six
rooms.
TERMS-Six, twelve, eighteen and twenty
four months credit, with interest from date
Notes with approved security required and lieu
retained Sale free from redemption.
feb2 Ia NJ b. HOWELL, c. NJ.
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Colopel Boweu,s Letter.

We present elsewhere an extract from
. Letter of Colonel LOT Bowen, of Har-
risOn county, to the editor of the Clarks-
burg Telegraph. Colonel Bowen, it will
be remembered, was at the late election
an independent Republican candidate
10 represent Harrison county in the
next Legislature. During the campaign
he was severely criticized by the TeIe-
orapk fer his course, and now that the
election is over, he pays to that paper
tina attention which, while the canvass
was going on, he refused to show it. His
letter is straightforward, candid and
sensible. 1t is complete vindication
Of his course in refusing to be fettered
contrary to conscience, by the trammels
of what he believed to be dangerous
and unjust party policy. Although diff
frring from Colonel Bowen politically,
We cannot with. hold from his letter
that admiration to which the magnan-
unity aud frankness of its sentiments
entities it. The Republican party gem
orally might ponder with profit upon
many of its suggestions.
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Political PrenehinR.

The New York Times gives this fair
hit at political preaching in Massachu-
setts: -.
We have often heard of the power OF
political preaching" but never remem-
Der to have witnessed so impressive an
example of its effects as in Massachu-
setts last Tuesday. The friends of the
Prohibitory Law arranged, by q con-
certed scheme, to have a thousand ser
mons in thousand pulpits, in favor OF
Prohibition, on the eve of the election.
The effect was instant and miraculous.
The State turned by tremendous ma
jority against the Prohibitory Law.
What would have been the result but
for the delivery of these ten hundred
discourses we do not, of course, pretend
to say; but we would advise the Pro-
hibitionists, if they feel like making
the same issue next year, to get these
thousand clergymen to preach q thQus-
and sermons against Prohibition, and
perhaps that will create reaction
and drive the State back the other way.
The Springfield (Mass.) Republican, of
the same political faith, has the follow
ing on the same subject: i.II..
One Thousand sermons, with a cor
responding amount of praying for Pro-
hibition, by the clergymen of Massachu-
setts, seems to have had little effect.
But our spiritual advisers must not
rashly conclude that the people are
given over to infidelity and vice. They
will do well, on the contrary, to recon-
slider their own notions, and they may
possibly come to see that the people are
right, and to rely henceforth on Gospel
rather than law, for correcting the wrong
habits of society. ---
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SOUTHERN NEWS.

The yellow fever is still bad at Rio
Grande City.
The indications are that the Repub-
licans will carry north Carolina in the
coming election. I
There were no deaths from yellow
fever reported from New Orleans on the
10th. . l..
Texas papers announce the arrival OF
a large number of German elnigrants in
that State.
"Little Alice" attached to Robinson's
circus, was thrown from a horse and
killed recently, at Cleveland, Tennes-
see.
Cuffee dries in Florida. The League"
at Tallahassee, have nominated five
negroes and one white man for Pope's
bogus Convention in that State.
The Pocahontas (Ark) Standard, OF
the 3lst ult., records the death of Rev.
D. C. Moore, of the Methodist Episcopal
Church, by the accidental discharge of
gun.
DR.. J. w. Jones has been dispatched
by Secretary McCulloch to take charge
of the former United States Mint at
Charlotte, North Carolina. 1t will be
used as all assay Office hereafter.
An ex-soldier of South Carolina
regiment was arrested at Knoxville on
Saturday, while offering for sale $40, 900
worth of watches and jewelry marked
with the names of Hampton" and
Preston" The prisoner claims to
have found the articles during the war
buried with other iewelry.
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As of these men, so of the
Democratic party generally. 1t is liv-
ing, struggling and advancing. As upon
all former occasions, when it has
triumphed, it realizes the wants of the
times; it is equal to the occasion. If
the spirit that appears to animate the
party at large, shall dictate its course,
and common sense and moderation pre-
vail, its success next year can hardly be
a matter of question. Let it galvan-
ize no fossils, fetter itself with no fol-
lies, avoid inapplicable precedents and
act from an appreciation of the wants of
this nation, as it is, and the party's
future will be prosperous beyond par
allel even in its own past history.
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ashesling geglster.
,nr.day Ierning,......November a..
Personal.

We had the pleasure of meeting, on
yesterday, our friend II. R. HOWARD,
T.o of the Mason County Journal. Mr..
Howard will to-day call upon some of
,rr merchants and business men, and
have some chat in the advertising way.
us naper, the Journal, is admirably
,ouducted and exceedingly popular.
II. wide circulation commends it as o
,.Iuable advertising medium.
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FOUND DEAp.-A negro man named
David Moss, left his home in Columbia,
on Friday last about daylight, to 60
squirrel hunting. His dog returned ut
night without his master, and after
being fed, left the house and remained
away all night, returning again at
breakfast, leaving again as soon as he
had been given something to eat. This
occurred for the third time at dinner
time the second day, and the wife of
Moses having become uneasy about her
husband, and being attracted by the
singular actions of the dog, followed
him for some distance into the woods,
where she found the man dead. No
marks of violence were found On the
body, and death is supposed to have en-
sued from natural causes.-Lynehbars
Ners. t.-.
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Ball and supper.

Ball and supper.
A ball will be given at Washington
Hall this evening for the benefit of the
Washington Band. The supper will be
furnished by Mr.. John Warnafeldt, in
fine style. A large crowd of persons
will be in attendance.
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State of West Virginia.
10 County, Test TrgiRid, October Rules
1867.
ROBERT HAMILTON \ Attachment
=, 7, ,,,,v " s,,,,,,r,,, in

MARTIN CHIsNELL. Assantsi.
FJNHE OBJECT OF THIS SUIT Is TO RE.
L cover of the defendant, Martin ChisneIl
the sum Of $500, with interest from the 10th day
Of February, 1856, and the cost Of this suit.
And it appearing from an affidavit fled in the
cause, that the defendant is net a resident oi
this State, and an attachment having been
issued and served upon the National Sayings
Bank Of Wheeling, therefore il Is ordered Sy
the plaintiffs attorney that the said defendant
Martin Chisnell, do appear here within one
month after due publication, and posting Of thi.
order at the frort door Of the Court Hone q,
Ohio county, and do what he may deem fit Z
protect his interest in the above csuse.
MICHAELJ. BRkINIG, Clark.
A copy. Test -
MICHAEL ]. BREIErG. CLERK.
~ CHANDLER & DAVENPORT.
! nov5-oaw4t - Attorneys for Plai1tid
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At Blountsville, Tennessee, on FRI
day, suit against the Southern Ex-
press Company was tried, in which the
plaintiff claimed damage for goods de-
stroyed by the Federal troops in an ex-
press car in Virginia. The Express
Company pleaded that their bills pro-
vided against damages for loss by fire
OF the common enemy. Judge Butler
decided that the Federal troops were
not common onemy, and verdict for
$40, 900 was given against the company.
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p [ A y . s !
GAEHLES ,,
Piano Manufacturing Company

OF Baltimore, Md.
RER00MS-Northeast Corner of Eutaw
and Fayette Streets, and No. Is, IL, and
49, North Eutaw Street.
THIS COMPANY HAVING Or.
i CANNED in April, 1854, in conjunction
a. Joint Stock Company exclusively Of prac-
tical Piano Makers who have held srominent
positions in some Of the best establishments in
this country and Europe. - s..f ..'
This Company claims that their Pianos com.
bine all the excellencies Of all the
r Latest improvements; Z =
And it win be apparent 10 all, that men who's.
skill and abilities have been approved by tn,
best manufacturers will not be less successful
when their own interest and reputation are in
volved. AS testimony to the above, they were
awarded the first premium over all competitors
by the judges of the late exhibition, held ut the
Maryland Institute, of Baltimore, Md, in 0cto-
ber ls65.
These Instruments being sufficiently intro
duoed In this city and having proved equal, IL
not superior to any heretofore known. Those in
want of q first-class Piano, manufactured with
the greatest care and Of the best material viii
save dealers commission, which only makes
Pianos more costly, but by no means more val
liable, by sending orders directly to the Factory
as above directed, or by applying at Prof HER
NAN KRYTER'S, No. los Market Street for
further information. A guarantee for Eve years
Is given as regards durability Of construction Of
every instrument and will be kept in tune for
one year free Of charge. q
Old Pianos taken in exchange. feb24
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Fancy FIours.

Inn BARRELS WASHINGTON MILLS
AVo 100 do Poilockis Qndianaj Mil. n
lected white wheat just received aud IN sic
W foctll M RKILLY,
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'Mr. Stevens a Washingtondispateh
says, els not 30, we'll today He has
perhaps heard from New YORK.
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JACOB GRossCLos.

Successor to Frobe & Grosscloa
MANUFACTURER 10 OF RUGGrEs,
1h CARRIAGES, R0CKAwAYS, &C., Ac
No; ~ Market Street, keeps constantly on hand
and manufactures 70 order, all kinds Of work In
10 repairing
ts-SOOond hand Carriages and Buggiss for
cash. aonQD
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I. Academic.


WIN. Z. Peters, A. N. Prof Of Latin.
Il. L GIldersleeve, Ph. D., Prof OF Greek.
II. Schele DE We're, LID, Prof sf Modern
C6. s. .Venable. A. ", Prof Of Mathematics.
Leopold j. BOeck, Adjet Prof Of Applied
Francis n. Smith, A. n, Prof Of Natural
Philosophy
s. Nanpin. A. n. Prof Of Chemistry.
'CTs be appointed Sept. 4th,) Prof Of TeehnOL
ogy and A grieuItural Science.
W. d. AeGufey, DID,, LID, Prof Of Moral
Geo. Fred. Holmes, LID. Prot. of History,
Literature and rhetoric.
III. Law.
John 3. Miner, LID, Prof Of Common snd
s o. S0uthaIl. Prof Of Constitutional and In
ternationj Law, Mercantile Law and Equity.
HE. Medical.
'Cro be appointed Sept 4tb. Prof Of MedieiBs
J. [. Csbsn, II D., Pref Of Physiology and
.: S; DAVIS, n D., Prof Of Anatomy and Ns-
terra Mediea-
S. MaHpin, N. D.. Prof Of Chemistry and
]. 3. Chancellor, NJ D.. DenonstratOr Of
Anatomy.
TIE axgrexate expenses oT the student. for the
session cf nine uaOufhs exclusive u tsxt-book2
clothing and pocket nosey, VIII be Ao0ut - los
lows.
L For the Accidents studsnt, attending
II For de ISv sssdent. attending the fan
ri. = For r. he Medical studeat. sttsnding ths
fun Medical cOurss, e59S.
so viIl Be- fsqaired IN sdyEnos. and tie balance
=, The y,srefeas Of the session.
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WILLIAM HARE.

DBACTICAL PLUMRkR- AND
~ GAS FILTER, No. Monroe ST., wheel.
E9- Orders from the country attended 70 al
~ saoIt notIco. sop1
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University Of Virginia,

V'HE NEXT SESSION OF THIS INsTITU
j tisDwill begin on the first day Of October
1861, and end on the Thursday preceding the
4th Of July, 1863.
To be admitted a. q student the applicant
must be sixteen years Of age. There IL no pre-.
scribed curriculum Of studies In this Institution.
Every student may select the schools he win at.
tend, but in the Academic Department he must
attend at least three, unless by leave Of the
Faculty he be allowed 10 attend less than three.
The method OF instruction Il by lectures and
text books, accompanied by daily examinations,
The University Il divided into three depart
ments:
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ADDITIONAL LOCAL.
Masonic Grand Lodge. '.

Masonic Grand Lodge. s5a
The Masonic Grand Lodge of West
Virginia concluded its labors and closed
at late hour last night. The session
was very pleasant and harmonious
one, aud several important points of
Masonic jurisprudence were settled.
The following is list of the officers
elected and appointed for the ensuing
year. ... +..-.--.,stt.- .tt
II. W. VIM. j. Bates, Grand Master.
R. ". B. +. Martin, Deputy Grand Master
r. W. A. Z. Summers, Senior Grand Warden.
R. W. Bobert White Junior Grand Warden
r W. VIM. p. Wilson, Grand Treasurer.
R. w. T. II. Logan, Grand Secretary.
Wor. Richard Claughten, Grand Chaplain.
Wor. Geo. Baird, Grand Lecturer. ~
Wor. J. N Ferguson, Grand Senior Deacon
Wor. CT Scott, Grand Junior Deacon.
Wor. j. II. Brumfeld, Grand Pursuivant
Wor. Timothy Bliss, Grand Tyler