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New YORK, May ia mobile spec
ialsays that Judge Kelly had been speak
ing quarter Of an hour, when cries OF
0Pnt him down ?" were heard, TO which
Kelly replied, "I tell you, you can't put
me down-the 10Th infantry are at my
back, and II they can't keep peace, the
United States army can !' At this mo-
ment a rush was made for the PLATFORM
whereupon was seated many prominent
citizens and reporters for the press, ete.
The chief Of police attempted to arrest
the ringieader, and drew pistol on him,
A cry Of " fire (" was then raised, and 3
perfect fusiIade Of pistols opened on the
crowd occupying the platform. A ne
GRO was shot in the head and fell, and
Kelly was dragged by his friends out OF
the range Of the fireeand got away un-
harmed, The firing by this time was
directed right and left among the crowd
in the street, which was flying In all di-
raetious. Several white men who had
taken no part In the attack were shot.
Mr.. Goldsmith was killed, and Led
berry, late chief of police, was shot In
the forehead. A policeman was shot IN
the wrist. The whole military force has
been ordered out, and posted st various
points in the city.
ST. LOUIS, May 15.-The convention
of steam boatmen, for the purpose OF con-
sidering the interests Of river navigs-
ton, convened to-day. Louisville, Gin
einnati, Wheeling, New Orleans and st.
Louis were represented. VIM. Nc
Pherson, of st. Louis. was chosen presl-
dent, and Geo. H. Kirk and John W.
Cannon, of New Orleans yice-presi-
dents. After electing three secretaries
the convention adjourned.
RICHMOND, May 15.-Gen. Seotield
has ordered the Lincoln mounted guards
fcOlored) to disOanG.
Greeley and Gerritt Smith, who came
to sign Mr.. Davis bond, addressed the
negroes last night.
Mr.. Davis has no fixed plan for his
movements. He will reside in Norfolk.
PARIS, May IA, p.m--9rders have
been sent to the various military depots
and headquarters throughout the empire
to disband the reserves recently called
into service.
LUxEMBURG, May 14.-The work Of
strengthening the fOFtiicatiOns Of this
CITY. on which the garrison has for some
time been actively employed, has been
discontinued by order OF the Prussian
commandant.
BERLIN, May IA, p.m.-The crown
prince, Frederick William, will depart
for Paris during the present week, to at
tend the exposition.
DUBLIN, May II, p.m.-The death sers
tence passed on Col. Burke, the Fenian
prisoner, has been eommuted to imprts-
onmant for life at hard labor.
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The Indianola BuHetia says: We
learn from the Gonzales Enquirer that
the grape crop promises finely this sea-
son. A considerable quantity Of wine is
made annually in Gonzales county, and
of various grades and excellence. This
branch Of agriculture must eventually
become of much importance in Texas,
our climate and soil being admirably
adapted TO wiue growing.
A terrible hail-storm has visited the
northern and northeastern portion OF
Gonzales county, doing considerable
damage.
The man Tucker, charged with com.
mitting rape on lady in Gonzales
county, has been found guilty and SEN
! fenced 10 fifteen years IN the peniten'
tiary.
The San Antonio Herald says thai
| the iail in that city boasts of a military
/ guard, which was necessary 10 make i
Secure, not only for the military often
/ ders but also the civil. There are mint
Of the negro mutineers in confinement
and four white soldiers-the latter fol
some breach of military discipline.
From all our up country exchanges
we CLEAN that they have had fine rains
/ which have been general throughout thu
country. This is, indeed, encouraging
news. and we may now look forward L
promising crops, and with good crop
everything else will be fiourishing
Verify Texas Is a great country.
The San Antonio Herald says an
other train of wagons, destined 70
Mexico, passed through that place on tn
lst instant.
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asau Trsin ai 4 pm. every day, stopping a'
al stations. making connections for
ALL POINTS KAgT, WEST AND NORTH.
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ALARAuAITEMS.

An unusually cold rain storm visited
Eufaula last Tuesday-more beftting
October than May.
The Montgomery Dolly Mail Of the
I2th inst. says Of the crops: From all
The intelligence we can gather from the
country, the prospect has not been more
dsttering for a number OF years-the
farmers are all in high hope with the
idea of making a good crop, and, from
the quantity of corn that has been
,,Isnted. il is sufficient evidence to u;
ffhst our farmers have at last seen the
foiIv of making cotton to buy their mea
and bread. The freedmen are working
very well. =,
The Hayneville Chronicle informs
ne that mad dogs have appeared in diff
ferent parts OF the county in alarming
The Selma Times says a large nun
har of negroes, enlisted in this city fol
,ba limited States army to serve on th,
Tnd;an frontiers, left this morning a
ai.,bt o'clock, on the Selma and Meridian
trsin for their destination
a perfect furore on the subject o
hose hall prevails all over the state, ant
oInhe Io are being formed in almost ever,
c;tv' town and village, as well as eoun
try cross roads.
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One square one insertion .:o,Il i ,,;sertjo1
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MBNPHlS AND CHARLESTON
RAILROAD.

FT,RAInyB leave as follows City time; ,.,s
Thronrh Express sundays eNcepJe'l. gu
= N. Tbrough Nail, 8. % p-1gf SON erFllie Ac'
,-orannodstion al gao m; Grand Jurcilqa
Accounmodatlon Train, connecting WIN -lla
inpI cent. N Train, leaves al 1880 pm.
FTpress connects At Gruud junction VII
srteruoou train on the Mississippi Centle'
Raiiroad for Holly springs water Nstitss
(srenAda, jackson, Nicksburs1 Mis- ne" oi'
a Corinth, for Okolona, ColumbuV, Miss
Mobile, Ala, etc. ,,
willie, Cincinnati. etc
At Chattanooga, for all places IN EASTER
Alsbarna Georgia North and South Carol! a
Virginia. " ashiugtou, Baltimore, Plllacel puia
New YORK, eIc.
Through Mail connects Al Grand junction
with trains for Bolivar and Jackson, Tenn.
At Decatur. for Athens, Pulaski, Ala, Coium
bIa ka-hvllle, etc
At Chattanooga Mail trains connect for same
points "a Express trans
Raeaage checked through.
FfoT tickets and further iuf1rtnatlOns apply al
st-aoaice. No. IS Court street
aSe ". j. ROSS. GeuI sup't.
BARNEs, GenI Ticket agent
apla II = - -
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JOHN s. DICKERsoN 8 co.

Zt1tC. cfc-s efr
% 4. Al CIFF ST., Conner fulIQEs
Is6is "a NEW YORK.
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Trustees Sale
or Real Estate in Gibson County. Tenn,
to be Sold at HumbOldI, 6ibSOB County,
- IN The aSah aar nF Nnr 1857


to be Sold at HHmbOldI, Gibson County,
JeRn., on the 2Sih day OF hay, 1861.
DY virtue OF a Deed Of Trust executed to ".
ID A. Jones by Wm- D Fly, bearing date lilh
December, 1850, for the purp0se Of securing
certain debts due BY said VIM D. Fly 70 E u.
Apperson & Co, and which are therein speci-
d5d and by authority vested in me as Trustee
substituted by decree Of The Common Law
Court o. The city OF Memphis, entered Iltn
april. Is Z, in the room OF VIM A. Jones de-
ceased viii, on the 18th day Of Nay, Ls57, in
front OF Tie Hotel at Humboldt, Gibson County,
-cnn-. between the hours OF ten O'Clock, am
and four o'clock pm, sell 70 the highest old-
der a certain tract Of, land containing about
- acres situated IN Gibson County, AID lying
about ~ miles northwest Of Humboldt, Ienn-s
being the same tract or parcel Of land con
veyed 10 said Wm. D. Fly BY Joseph ~ Ian
nuri tv Deed registered in Registers once OF
f,tIso41 Couufv. 70 which reference IS N ade for
more particular description
This tract OF land Will be subdlVlded into
fou- lots No. containing 90 acres, and known
- ~. ST Nos 2 and containing s-7a acres
ssarb lines running eakt and west
/ T-Eass -One-Laif Cash, balance a. months,
f1,s purchaser 10 execute note, bearing interest
fr,-,il Iafs and secured BY Deed Of Trust, enl-
/ bracfng the same terms as t1at under Whien 1
am nov acting -, -
fIlfIe believed 10 be good but VIII convey
,ri,- s4lrh title as is in me vested as Trustee.
of,9i Slf J. d. QUiGLE1, Trustee.
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MIssEssIPPI.

The Baptist state convention will be
held at Holly Springs to-day. The rail-
roads consent 20 carry delegates to and
from the convention for one fare.
The Canton Citizen mentions the
execution of q negro named Jim King, at
that place on last Friday, for the murder
of Martha, d girl Of his own color. He
intimated Under the gallows, that he had
aecOmpliees, but deemed it a point of
honor not to betray them.
Two Catholic missionary priests have
awakened much interest By series OF
doctrinal sermons at Canton,
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libel No. ISO.
UNITED S'LlAAAso uf Asl1.hANAf
DISTRICT COURT or THE UNITED STATES,
DISTRICT OF WEST TENNESsEl ~

rNrrED STATES OF AMERICA.
DISTRICT CoURr or THE UNITED STATES,
DISTRICT OF WEST IEoNESsEH-J
libel Civil and Maritime.
Brtags & Peterson vs.. Steamboat Rose Ham hle-
ION. her Engines, Machinery, Boat, Tack e,
Apparel and Furniture.
WHEREAS, Briggs & Peterson did, on the
w lU.h day OF May, l557, fie their libel, eiFu
and maritime in said Court aga INST said steam
boat Rose HaInbleton. her Engines, Machinery
Boats Tickle, Apparel and turutture. for the
causes in SAID libel mentioned, aud pray ING
the usual process and monitiOn OF the CouIi
in that behalf, and having. under the pro
cess OF sad Court. seized said Steamboat Hoe
HambletOn, her Engines, Machinery Boats
. Tackle Apparel aud Furniture, aud nov nave
the same in my custody. Now. there
fore in pursuance Of the process OF said
court 70 nae directed. do hereby give
public warning and notice 70 al persons
having or pretending to have any interest IN
said property, that they be and appear
before the said court al the federal s9ut'
room In the city NJ Memphis, on the urst 9i'h
day in July 1851, and show cause, II any tlie3
have or know vh ny the said property SHAH mol
be condemned as aforesald-
This llth day Of Nay, ls5s - ,r,..u-a
u. Marshal for the District o. Best Tenn
By Isaac " GRIFFTrH, DePnty Us n
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HrRKEH LNR HlsoyIO CAEENpGR.
MASONICDIREOTORH

MASONIC DIRECTOR \ .
1867
LODGES.
-, No. lss. Meets lat Monday in
~ s13ttlr 81 Odd-FelIOws Hail csT. Court
80 y,faiy u &. Trader, ". M II. T. Tom
liuEon. Sec -
.sch Tnortn-Hail. t'5f- elealS9n anu 57eeui-t4'
n n 6eIlars, ". NJ; Brny - + IsLle ~ -, -,
nonth-Hsll, cor. Madison = "a -, .. = %
AInslie ~ NJ T. p " ooa y, y ~; t.;.i,. f Zach
nonfb-Od I-Fell0ws' hall. r. n. o'aiiies' r
WM. ". II. Butts, See ., r,,,.-
KILwINSING 10, o. ~, y l,-,,t sfTfst J5hn j.
WorShaFn, $50. ". Il L. K Fuiiea, a-d' i7et'
ROYAL ARCH.
PEsS Chapter. No 4 Meets % Nonaa{gS esieu @
monfh-Odd-FelO Kan. A. .. L-e-Ti
Il P: II. Il. Paynterr sec
r. And s. N.
rs.-urKA Council. no. G. Meets "a Monday OF
esef montR-Odd-Fe Fellows Hall John Aeni,
q. IA; \. j, WIggin, Rec.
TE-TPLAEs.
CYKESE Csruulandery no. 4 Meets 4Jn = = on
dav OF each month. john Leut, Conn., n. D.
Wiggiu, Rec.
A. AND A. SCOTTISH RITE.
% Front Sfreet-
,- T.odge II Perfection, l4th; No, J.
ss1sse.1 com rnuuications u W ednesq;ay 4lsl' s
- ...1ssl month Henry p. Woouard, S-4s u
n =. C-bsTIS.s 81 Carroll, 18Th. sec. ~ o.
MTrEKAs Lodge Fl PeIiee.t,sl, Ill ,rgr
Le.fs attn Wedu esdEg Of each Ilontl SSol t 4 =e
Teiisrsh, sd, O. N. a. L. FranElana' I'd
,,ssSpirr. G Council ofPrnces OF Je.sssleI 10TH
No. /. Benz. h Pullen1 sd, Iarsii-''
,.PS i;rr PrTR OF Rose CroiE, lslh-, No.
Charles W. Adams, cd ID. W. H. 1' --l-'
1,tI1J TytsE Dr-PIEssEgs Council Of EEt s'th
No. L Henry p Mo0dard, o-l'' Oo-i--'--
william y. CIrOde 32d, Rec. 80 -
C,oSsIgroRY OF WEST TEAS ilSsEE- 81. soItl' ON
Ainslie, 8sl. Comm. In Chief Dodge =
Trader, a3d, heg-'-
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nyr3hs
Notice

rrxHfs win not1fy al persons not 70 trade lor
:. - 80 ziVen by Us IN favOr OF a. Lewis
- .-s ,,a@@ahla 10 the order o1 J. he1r 4 BIO
80 1ots was deted on the "a April, 1877, and
-..vafis four months alter caoe. me eona.deI'
s - - --Sicf said note was given was not f1l
nlisd is1s ~ ~ sA'u - - J. REHR BRO.
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CyRr,,E Csruulandery, No. I. Meets 4th Mon
day OF each month. John Leui' Noin-' n D.
Wiggiu, Rec.
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"A miniature ocean ship, twenty-four
feet long, of two tons measurement, and
whose whole crew will consist of two
men, was placed on exhibition in Balti-
more, previous to setting sail for France
10 be present 1T the exposition,
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April lsll 80
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CALVARY CEMETERY
Il now open
FOR INTERMERTs
Trustees Sale.

ny virtue OF deed OF trust to me exc uied
ID by Charles Pfannenesieihl on the ZUtn day
OF September, 1886, and duly recorded az the
REGISTERS office OF Shelby county Ienness =
in Record Book, No. s., part second, pages 5ooi
$40 and SO october ~, 1886, for the purpose OF
securing 8 note FOR the sum Of sixty-iwO hun
drei and Thirty-two Dollars ls52S2 Oul, owed BY
him to John B. Leeeh. and by authority IN
vested in me 10 sell the property conveyed 10
me in said trust deed, / viii, on the 10Th DAY 9l
June 1865. sell, on the premises, az 10 Q 'ciocN
a m to the highest bidder, for cash, the Ioi-
lowing described prov cry A certain traet or
parcel OF land situated, lying ana o lng N the
city OF Memphis, Shelby county, state OF ZEN
uessee designated on the original plan OF lots
in and OF the city Of Memphis as part OF lCt
three hundred and ssVeuty-One No 81, and
bounded as follows, to-Wit: Beginning on the
northeast corner Of a lot on the south slde OF
Jefferson street, known a George CromWeils >
81 feet westwardly Eom the intersection OF
JEFFERSON and Third streets; thence ellstwsruly
vim the south side Of Jefferson street - fset %
ia termination and intersection with InlrQ
street thence southWardiy with the west slae
OF Third street ltS1z feet to an alley tnence
vesfwardly with the north side OF SAID alley
1857 feet to the east side OF anoiner aley
thence porthwardly with the east side OF said
alley rs feet to the south boundary ltne OF the
aid Cromwell lot thence eastwardly with
safd CromwelI's south boundary line va leet
10 the southeast corner OF the said CrOmWell s
lot thence nOrthWardly with the east bound
ary line OF the said Cromwell lot liza feet 70
ne beginning, together with all the privileges
and appurtenances IhereuutO belonging.
The title is believed to be good. but sell Only
As Trustee-the right Of redemption waived
THOS. LEECH. Irnste ee-
Memphis. Mays, 1897. myl0 tbs
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On this route Passengers go through TO
Louisville
WITHOUT CHANGE OF CARS.
sleeping Cars on all Night Trains
BAGGAGE CHECKED THROUGH TO ALL
POINTS.

Trains arrive at Memphis at $50 am. and
For through Tickets aud al IN ntorEnaiion- az
Y,iv Al Ticket once, No. 2374z Main street, tn1
a. NePo'' SAM B. JONES,
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Chaneery Sale Of Real sI Estate


On Tuesday, June II, 1857.
* seiby et aI.-Chaneery Court OF Men Pc
D1 virtue - iii ell at public auction, 70
- THIS eau Assii.fasr At me Courthouse door, IN
,hs ths n ,.isJ reff of Memphis, Tennessee, on
- Tnesday. June IL, 1867,
between the besrs o. 70 a NJ sa ~ n, s s,s
fo!lo~a ~ ~ nsrcel OF ground sitnate, lying aud
hsinx in shelby county state St -, dsn nsssss'
- In fhe 18th Civil Hlstfict q s,tiu county
Ano .ii,-inS efaft acres and fourteen hundredths
81 - - acre the same being the north part OF
~ y. ~, II e,f subdivtsion No 7, a. known on
10 ni.,, of the subdivision OF the John Ram
az arsrt Of 1ve thousand acres as vided
- n Al Kerr and i. :. Todd. Lot No II =
y ~ -, - On Iiuckeri : map marked ]. ) Tate.
TEExs OF SALB-On credit q six anc tWe.Ne
,,,4llS NOTES with good security. WITH interesi
1.s.- d,- I'D sale, and lien retained TIL pay
1,eT,t OF the purchsse money.
EouItv OF redemption oarred
HtNi'' a. ALSTON, Clerk and Master.
r,,vi2 IDS
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NOTICE.

rx,He creditors of The estate OF f. NJ Applehy
are hereby notified taat have suggested
the Insolvency O. saia estate 70 me Slerk OF tas
tfse ersditors OF said estate are notified 20 nle
their clsinis duly authenticated, within six
months from the date hereof or tbs notice VIII
NJ fi4i in bar OF the same.
]. B. DANNiEI, Administrator.
April LIST, 1901, apis u
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Chaneery Sale of Real Estate
Monaau, June 3, 1867.

Monday, June 3, 1861.
ss9 \ r. D-Bsnt. J. Fddins ". VIM. d. Duan-
ChaucsTy Court OF Memphis
ny virtue OF an intsriOcutOry decree, in this
f) cause, viii sell at public auction, 20 the
bf7hest bidder at tAe Courthouse door, In The
civ OF Memphis, Tenn, on
Monday, June 3, 1857.
between the hours Of 10 am. and Z M, the
following described real estate, to-Wlt= Ger
tain lot or parcel Of land situate wing and
being N the CITY OF Memphis shelby county
Ter nressee known and designated as that part
OF lot No. 8 in Block =, on the soutnsioe Of
GAY OsO street between Main and shelby stfeeD
IS = own u2o1 the plan Of said City OF Mem
mis-. heretofore conveyed BY Iopp q Mccall %
bIssiev puuu and containing about q feet on
Caves, street and extending back about l00
faef said los lying on the eastslde Of the alley
bef,gfeu lots and In said block, and being
near the q (iayosO Hotel p in said city.
rrP,5s OF SALEOn a credit Of six and
t,-aI1s unrntffs- Notes with good security and
lien retained til payment Of the purchase
ia'laiG lAaiGGUsroN ASTON, Clerk and Master.
JOHN s. DICKERSON & CO..
Importers and Dealers in Metals,
oFEsR ROB sALE
Tia Plates,
Roofing TiR,
Sheet Iron,
RussiG Iron,
Block Tn,
Lead,
j Wire,
zinc, etc, efc.s
/ % Il Al CLTFF ST., Gamer Ful1qls
Is6is IA NEW YORK.
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Office, 22 Madison Street.
DIRECTORS;
F.W. smith. ". H. Cherry,
Geo. ". Trottsr, +. ) Davis,
C. F. smita. Elf, Gates,
&. Partee, J. ". JefersoH,
Corona. c. P. Norris,
A. P Burditt, ]. J. Aurphy,
Wy. g.r2zs, Dan. Able,
Oscar Minor, l. n. Wolcott,
IA. Iit.teton. Edward WarUUtg,
Nauoleon .Uil, II. n. LOWensieiu.
c. p. NORRIS, President
6. ". TROTTER, President.
IR. ErEBBINs, Secretary.
rzFag gr4s
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WTOICF.

TTHE creditors Of the estate Of :. :. Malone
are hereby notiied that I have suggested
co,ntT, s,o1rrf,f Iipton county, Tennessee, and
the creditor Of said estate are notlner 20 hle
THAR elaimss duly authenticated, within stz
months nom date hereoi' OF TINS hOtlee VIII oe
- ed in Z, ar OF the same
April lst, 1851. splStf
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s. Eieht liEes OF solid nonpsren CONSTITUTES
q square a.. s,s.isl Notice
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other Advertisements -.-4 A, fl,e
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The ST. LOUIS MUTUAL
LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY.
Assets April lst, over sl,5OO,OOO.
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OFFICE IN MEMPHIS
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MCMAHON & OTIS.
General agents, Memphis, Tenn,
For West Tennessee, Mississippi and Arkansas,
TO whom all applications Tor Insurance or
AGENCIES should be addressed.
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HaTdeman O0unty Bibla goeiety.


The 37th anniversary meeting of this
Society took place at the Presbyterian church
on Sunday, 18th inst at which time the
following Offices were elected for the ensu-
ing year: W. D. Wilkerson, president;
aThos. c. Jones. yice-president; J. r. Bynum,
Corresponding Secretary; }. T. Graham,
treasurer; R. S. Hardy, John Warren, w.
I. Myers, }. A. Baker, and w r. White,
executive Committee The following Resolu-
ton, which passed unanimously, explains
itself:
ResOLved, That the Hardeman County
Bible Society approve of the action Of the
Executive Committee, in the appointment Of
j. VI. Finn as colporteur Of this Society,
and that the Society assist him in his work
OF distribution
Article third of the Constitution of the
Society provides
All persons contributing any sum to its
(the Society funds shall be members for
one year those contributing one dollar, or
more, shall receive (if called for within
twelve months a common Bible in return !;
those contributing fifteen dollars mt one time
or twenty dollars ut two payments, shall be
members for life"
Mr.. J. ~ Finn having been appointed
colporteur of the Society, he is earnestly
commended to the confidence, sympathy
and liberal cooperation of all the people
among whom his labors are to be performed