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IN pursuance Of tbs provisions Of Trust
Il Deed 10 me executed by A. Street on i7th
day Of November, 1853, and which is duly regis
tered 10 the Registers Office Of shelby county
in Book No. 40. Part I, pages 80, 47d and 80 :
and also in pursuance OF a Consent Decree
made BY the aon William NJ smith Tudge q z
the ChanceTy Court Of Memphis, ON 21d DAY OF
April, 1867, in the eau-es ending in said Court,
Iherell Charles ]. sesy ana others are COM
ants. I viii, at the southwest corner Of the in-
tersectiOu Of Poplar and Second streets in
Memphis, on Thursday the 18th q y OF August,
lh14, between the nouns Of To o. clock Am and
u m OF said day, proceed to sell lG
public auction 70 The highest bidder,
upou the terms herar affer rnruffcusri Il
me following q scIibed Lois OF land. 70,
geth T with the improvements thereon.
situated In Memphis, shelby county, Teup-s-
see, viz: Being Lots Nos rs aud 20. as known
on the map OF Memphis, and bounded as fol-
lows: beginning &C the Southwest corner uF
the inters- cu of Poplar and Set ond streets,
running thence West with the south line OF
Poplar street l2fl4 feet; IN nee south parallel
with Second street "a feet 70 a stake, thence
West ~ Get 70 an alley thence with
said alley ~ feet r. the Intersection OF the
alley; thence East with said slley TO Second
street; The &c with second street lia5s fe-t i1
the beginning. Eneepting mld srciHdfHg how
ever, nom said Lots, tnat part conveyed and
reliDquished on the 6th day OF March, l8 D. by
the undersigned and BrinlIiey Doughertv. 20
A. II est. bounded and described ss follows
VIZ. Beginning at the Southeast corner Of OF
No. 269, at the Intersection OF the Norm sice OF
the INST alley south OF Poplar rtreet with the
W rily with WesI side Of S.-0uud street 2s feet
more or les, TO a point at which said West side
Of second street is tntersectsu 1Y "a line
running through the center Of tie middle
parallel wall from East to West, OF three story
brick building, embracing two teEemeuts now
In said lot No. 1d9; thence from said point OF
intersection Westward Y l4Si feet % the East
side OF the nTst alley, West OF Second street
thence with the East side Of said last mem
toned alley SouthWardly, 2s feet m0Ie or les,
to the point Of intersection OF the East s.de Of
said last mentioned alley, with the n orth side
OF the trst alley South Of Poplar sfreet-said
point Of intersection being the sOuthWest cor
ner Of lot No 2d9; thence eastwardly with the
East side Of the said last mentioned slley. ltsls
feet. 70 the beginning
said property VIII be sold on the following
terms viz: One-fOurth of the purchase money
casn, and the balance on a credit four and
eight months. for which the purchasers wiz be
required 70 give notes with approved personal
security, ana len likewise to be retained on
the property 70 secure these deferred pay
meuts. The eqults o. redemption is waived
and the title Is believed to be perfect but I
shall only convey as trustee.
N. j. WICl<S. Trustee.
ROYsTER, TREZKvAST q Co, AucLloneers.
tyll td
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Noon Dispatches.


New YORK, July 25.-The latest ad.
vices announce that the yellow fever, SO
long and fatally prevalent, has totally
disappeared from Kingston, Jamales.
! Advices from Hayti state that q gene
raj amnesty has been granted all political
( offenders, excepting Jeffrard and his
wife.
Soulouque has again been invited TO
return. Preparations are being made for
his reception.
Salrave, having inspired public conf
dence by his course, has succeeded Ia
obtaining all the money he desired.
Gen. Solomon has been appointed
minister to the courts Of London, Paris
aud Madrid.
A Nashville special says that COM
munieatiou from citizens OF Memphis has
been received by the secretary Of state,
Fletcher, calling attention to an incen-
diary article Of ex-COnfederate Gen. AL
bert Pike, In the Memphis APPEAL, on
arming citizens on election day, and ask
ing if he has not violated his parole TO
Gen. Grant
The Times Brownsville special an
nounces the abandonment OF all fill
clustering schemes which have agitated
Mexico since the execution Of Maxi
milan.
LONDON, July 24.-In the house OF
lords, last night, the debate on the re-
form bill was resumed. After the dis
eussion, motion for the second reading
of the bill was carried.
This evening the house Of commons
passed the bill abolishing church rights,
etc.
It is said that Sir Morton PetO's liza
bilities are nine million pounds sterling.
His assets do not exceed three hundred
thousand pounds.
It is reported, on authority of Lord
Haas, chief secretary for Ireland, that
two Fenian prisoners now awaiting trial
in Dublin have become insane.
PARIS, July 24.-Italians here assert
that Mszzini has gone 10 Italy to join
Garibaldi in an intended movement on
Rome.
TRIESTE, July 24.-The Arch Duchess
CarlOtta has left Miramur for Belgium.
COPENHAGEN, July "a The Danish
government has lntimated to Prussia its
willingness to guarantee protection to
the German inhabitants Of North Sehles-
wig, but demands information as to the
nature Of the guarantees requested by
the Prussian cabinet.
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TrgEStee'S SqIe.

DY virtue Of a Deed OF Trust exeouted 60 me
ID on the INST day Of January, A. d. 1886, by
G. v Hart and Julia A. r. Hart. his wife. and
duly registered In the Registers ONCE Of Shelby
county, Tennessee, in Record Book No. s.
Part ID, pages 6f3 and 644, TO which reference is
made. FOR the purpose OF paying the debt
therein secured, viii on
Monday, the 18th day Of August, 1867,
on the premises near the city Of Memphis, IN
the county OF shelby and State Of Tennessee,
expose to public sale and proceed to sell 20 the
highest bidder for cash, tie following described
parcel OF ground. to-Wit: situate, lying and
being in the county Of shelby and slate OF
tennessee, near the city of Memphis. being
one half OF lot No. Ftfty-twO l5ll 81 Wn-
IOughl5v Williams subdivision, and bounded
As follows: Beginning at stake ON the
vast side OF Walnut street, the corner of lot
No. nfty-One, l5Il running south with the line
links toa stake the corner Of lot No. nfty-dve,
5l thence west with the line OF said lot Notify
Ave f55l ten chains and ninety-ssven ti0g7i links
10 a stake, thence north three chainsand sixty
i've q 65) links 70 q stake, thence east ten
chains and Hinety seven fl097i links 70 the be-
ginning, containing four acres Ihe part
hereby Intended TO be conveyed - the nurth
half OF said lot No. hfty-tWO, 81 the same hav-
ing been Tilled to the said Julia A r. Hart, by
her mother, Elizabeth ". Tanner. on the ath
dsy OF March, 1861. The equity Of redemption
IN and TO this property Ia expressly waived in
said deed OF trust, and The title Is believed 70
ba roof but sell IaDd convey only as trustee.
sale Ia. be made between the hours % one and
four o'clock in the afternoon.
iyas tds 4. @. HARRINGTON. Trustee.
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ALABAMA NEWS.

The Daily Mail, of the 2lst, says A
party of LOwndes county citizens passed
through Montgomery few days ago to
look at Brazil. They represent some Of
the best families Of the state. The party
consisted of Mr.. Daniel Rast and son,
ThOs. Gordon, @. Dunklin, and George
Davidson, Jr. Although we regret very
much to part with our citizens, we hope
that they may be pleased with their
new home, and all their expectations be
fully realized. The same paper makes
the following remarks in regard to a
recent case of military incarceration,
which we fully iDdorse The Mail has
already noticed the release by Judge
GOldthwaite, on writ of habeas corpus, of
Mr.. John Corley, OF Lowndes county, on
the charge of burning negro school
house. Il appearing that Mr.. COrley had
been in jail by order for more than a
month without the least shadow of evil
denee against him, he was released at
last by the civil courts. The Hayneville
Chronicle seems to think that Gen.
SWsyne should be thanked for permit
ting the innocence of man to be exam
ined into, against whom there was no
witnesses. On the contrary, we think
that a military tyrant who leaves one of
his subjects to rot in Jail until the law
yers expose the oppression, is not the
kind of tyrant to be thanked.
Registration throughout the state,
thus far, evidences large cOlOrsd ma
jority.
Complaint is made of too much rain,
as in Tennessee and Arkansas.
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HORSE STABLES.

it is a fault with most stables that they
are built for men rather than for horses.
We wish to point out two common errors
into which not few builders are liable
to fall in constructing stables, especially
those upon farms. The first thing is in
having the doors and upper floor so low
as they generally are. On account of
these low doors horses instinctiYely learn
to fear them, and they shy, rear or
pTance whenever led toward them.
They are also among the most frequent
causes Of pool-evil The horse, when
passing through them, is either sur
prised by something il behOlds outside
he building, or checked by the voice or
gesture Of the person leading him, when
up goes the head and crash comes the
pol against the beam Of the doorway.
A violent bruise often results tnerefrOm,
and a deep seated absCess follows. Low
hay-heors also produce the same trouble.
The sudden elevation of the head is, in
the horse, expressive of very sudden
emotion. This effect is always noticed
whenever you enter the stable rapidly,
or at an unusual hour. A sudden noise
will also cause the same upward motion
Of the head. With low stables an injury
to the horse is almost invariably sure to
follow. Again, the easiest position in
which the horse can stand, is when the
hind feet are the highest portion Of the
body, or when the flooring of the stall
slants in exactly the opposite direction
from what il does in most stables. This is
the other error in constructing stables, to
which we alluded. Horses al liberty in
pasture invariably stand, when at ease,
with their hind feet elevated somewhat,
and it is almost a wonder that builders
Of stables have not improved upon this
fact as before, and adapted floors to the
wants Of the horse. The moisture from
the horse, if the floor slanted toward the
forward feet, would help TO keep the for
ward feet moist, cool and healthy;
whereas they are now generally hot, full
of fever, and require washing with cool
soapsuds at least once a day in order to
be kept in a healthy condition. This is
not all. Where the floor slants back, the
horse not unfrequentiy attempts to ease
the heavy strain upon the tleXor tendOns
of the hind legs by hanging back upon
the halter. The pressure upon the seat
Of the poll stops natural circulation, and
in time it develops itself into a deep
seated abscess. We would like to see a
stable in which the two errors in build
ing we have pointed out did not occur.
II the builder was not satisfied with it,
we are sure the occupant would be, and
would repay him by long years Of good
service with unstrained limbs and
healthy system.-Mdine Farmer.
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Trust Sale.

Trustee
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MEMPHIS APPEAL
PUBLISHED DAILY e WEEKLY
JOHN s. C. HOGAN & co
pRIcE or sUHsCRIPTIoN.

Daily din advance per annum w y
U per week =
To carrierv and news-d callers, Per copy
Weekly per annum (in advanced "
rSF- Nosn bscri ptiOu entered on our mail books
s54.r. y
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FEMALE DISEASES,

sCROFDLOUS. and otnerdiseases
originating N Impurities OF
the Blood and vital fiuids.
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Dissolution.
LIMITED PARrNERsHIP.

LIMITED PARTNERSHIP.
The undersigned have formed limited part.
nership, 20 commence July 4. lS7. and continue
until Nay /, ls68, under tue arm uEuse Of RES-
CHER a WEBB. The general partners are p
BEsCHER, OF Memphis, Tenn, rBOs. h. WEBB
Of Memphis Tenn; the special partner is C. Il
Is. SCHULTZ OF ClnciunaL. Ohio. General na.
ture Of bus mess, buying and selling Hardware
and Agricultural Implements
p Bescher Contri bates s.-.............. s63 II
Thos- b. Webb " ...-.-......--....... I0.gs7 u
L. 3. ID. schultz .....-...-.....-....... l0Uo9 u
p. BkSCHER
THOS. B. WEBR
&. II. 5. SCHULTZ.
Memphis, July l. 1857. igl2 8w
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NON Renieteplt Mltfce.

In the ChRncery Court OF Mempn Us, Tenn
No, l2l8.-J. Mason Campbell ei al. vs. Jno
Nelson et al.
l the defendant Lisida W. Orga has departed
this life since the commenCemeI II Of said suit
and that 1herese Louise Organ Is her heir 81
law and "a non dent of the s ste OF Tennes-
see: II is therefore ordered, thai said Therese
Louise Organ make her aDpesrrsn CO herein, al
the courthouse In the city OF MeI nphis, Tenn.
on OF before the first Monday IL August, 1851
and plead, answer or demur to omplainantE
bill show cause why said suit al Ould not De
revived against her, or the same " III be taken
for confessed ~ to her, and set ia bearing ex
Darte and that copy OF this rider be pub
lsned once week, for f0ur succe ssiVe weeks
in the Memphis Appeal.
a copy Attest: AUGUST0N I ALSTON,
Clerk a nc Master.
ByR ]. BLACK, Deputy Clerk am Master.
Helskell, Scott & Heiskell, Solicit ors for Com
nIafnauf iy3 lay74vg
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KentuekE Military Institute.

0OL. r r. P. ALLEN, Superintendent. As
~ sisted BY an able faculty. The course OF
study Is That usually tanght in the best colleges
Win special attention % Mathematics N and y at
ur4l sciences The academic year begins on
lhe lst Monday in September this year Sep
lemner p continuing without Intern issiou
10 oity ti0) weeks.
80 Charge Tor Tuiiinn and Boarding. inelud-
ing Lights, Fuei and Washing currency. three
hundred snd my dollars lS.iilN per academic
year-one-balf payable in advance. and the re-
mainder AZ the expiration oftwenty l20i wees s.
- AGdress tne superintendent az Farmdale
Il. ~, kranEllu county, Ky. ie dlii waw2m
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EducatiOna al.
DY the action Of the Trustees Of the
Brownsville Female Academy and
the Crawford Institute,

the two schools have heen consolidated.
The buildings and grounds belonging 10 them
VIII be thoroughly repaired and can accummo-
date irom DO TO jUu pupils liberal patronage
can be commanded aud the Trustees are deter
mined 70 build up a hrst class Female school
They wish 10 engage competent Principal,
with corps Of teachers for the Literary De-
partment. AT the head OF the Musical De-
partment Is a Professor VINO has most success
iully been connected with the schools for the
last ten years. The attention OF well qualified
candidates fora permanent situation an4 % po-
sitiOn That can be made 10 pay is solicited.
Applications with vouchers will be considered
until the dTst August next
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Aftachnleaat Satit.

Law Courtef Memphis.
CLKRK's OFFICE. May 8, 1857.
E. Hurd q Co.. Plaintiffs, vs. F. c. Creighton,
Defendant
FFIpAVIT for attachment having been
y wade in this case in pursuance Of sectisn
as OF the Code OF Tennessee. and attachment
having been issued and returned BY the proper
oisrsr levied etc !" ON the defendant, p. c.
NJ ,s Therefore ordered, That said defendant
appesr al the Courthouse In tne city Of MeIl-
,f,{s Tenu on orbefOre the second Monday in
free ,ert and defend this suit, or the came
IN he taken for confessed as to him, and the
80 81 foT hearing /" ex parte; and that 3
s,S,V ~ fhis order be published once S wreck
~ fre41r consecutive weeks Ia tna Memphis
Nc,,eaI JOHN DONOVAN Clerk
4 couv BY MASON HYDE, D. @.
wilson 4 Heard, Attorneys f0r Flat1tins
m77 iaEzEs
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BA THIS.

Memphis, July 7. 1857.
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EDUCATIONAL.
Masonic CoIlere.

MACON, Fsye1te county, Tenn. situated
VI thirty miles rom Memphis, seven miles
north Of Lafayette Depot. M. q G. Y r.
FAEBLrf.--G. ". Johnston, A. e. President
and Professor Of Ancient Languages; OtWay
B. fouug. 4. B., Professor 81 Mathematics
Colin Mckinney, A NJ, Professor Of Mental
and Moral Science and EnEiish Literature.
Ihla IuHtitutiOn was rsopenec October, 1856
and has reached state cf permanent EN-
cheney. Next Annual session will be Opes ed
July IS, 1857 and VIII consist Of Two Terns-2l
weeks each.
CaA s6 E5.- English and Mathematics. so,
y and 50 per Term. Each Language s. extra
per Term. Cont a gent Zee 81 50 per Term.
Excellent board, including room fuel wash
ing and light, SIS per month.
Al Necessary apparatus viii be supplied.
IOnyey auce from Lafayette station 10 Ma
con. Wednesdays ard saturdays fe28frua
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DIR. MoRTIMORE.
OfElce--ROOm NO.23. WOrsham House,
MEMPHIS. TENN

CPECIAE NOTICE. viii be at the TUKA
tuesdays aud Wednesday,, each week, from
and after this date until the FIRST Of septem-
ber next (is67l. These who desire % meet. con-
suit and place themselves under my treatment
there. can do 50. Those vino prefer coming 20
this city, can consult me, AZ my ofice here,
Thursdays, Fridays or Saturdays each week.
Nv extensive praefiee, and successful treat
south for many years past-especially the last
six years in this ctty-is sufficient guarantee 70
those who are yet afflicted, TO Justify confidence
in my ability to ceOmplish all that medical
sztIi and remedial aid can do.
[ do not profess 10 perform MIRACLES z" by
the laying on OF the hands" NOR CAN ANY
OTHER MAN NOW LIVING. such pretendeTs can
weak minded. My treatment, OF al case, Is
based upon proper scientific medical skill,
aided by a Life devotion ana extensive expert
ence-
NY charges are moderate in every case-far
more so than many Others Of the profession
who maze the effort and yet FAIL 10 cure
For many years past have m-de me 1oiioW-
ing nv principal sFECIALITIEs, viz
GOSSIP UMPTI0N, and various diseases Of the
Lungs and Throat,
DISEASE OF THE LIVER,
UTSFaSE or THE HEART,
DISEASE or THE KIDNEYS,
CHRONIC DiSF Asses OF Stom-
ach and Bowels,
DYSPEPsIA-( indigestion.
RHEUMATISM-a is various forms,
NERVOUS HEADACHE. EPILEPSY.
GENER AL DEBILITY Nervous Az
fectiOns,
sCROFDLOUS. .and other diseases
originating N impurities OF
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VIRGINIA MILITARY INSTITUTE
LEXINGTON, VA.

A RRAEGEMENTs are in progress 10 ae-
"A commOdafe One Hundred additional Cs-
diets in this Institution. It's well established
character for its system OF discipline and
course or instruction commends 10 70 the SUD-
port n those who desire a thorough and prnc-
teal education. Information VIII De supplied
by application 10 the undersigned.
FRANCIS r. SMITH
uVlH iel6fp0WtSei Euurnri ufaudauf
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+ ETTERS testamentary having b en- granted
/ i 10 the underaigned, executor c + the last
gfI and testament OF William D. Ferguson,
deceased, by the honorable County, Court OF
shelby county, Tenn, at the June Ten m theFsOi
1851, notice Is hereby given TO all persons hold
ing claims against the estate of said deceased
te present them 70 the undersigned, properly
Drobated, within the period specified oy kRE, or
the same will be barred.
PersOns Indebted to tho estate win please
make prompt payment OF such deoKas other
wise Steps viii be taken % enloIoe the same
without delay. N. - -.
4 Iuna a. 1851, jeS0 leW4N
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TRUSTEES SzIe.
On Monday, The tain day OF August. 1s67,

DY virtue Of a Trust Deed exec1. Ell % me on
ID the l2th day Of July, 1907, by A. -. AiveTs and
duly filed for registration ia the Registers
ONCE OF sheioy county. tennessee Tor the pur-
pose Of paying the several notes therein se-
cured, viii,
On Monday, the 12th day OF August, 1861,
On the premises. in the city Of Memphis,
county Of shelby, State Of Tennessee, expose
70 public sale and proceed % sell TO the al CHEST
bidder, for cash, the following deecri bed real
estate, to-Wit: Eight TWO-sICry Brick Store
Houses, situated ON the north lWest corner Of
second ann Monroe Streets in the city of Menu
phis, Iennessee, upon lot No. 2i5, running one
hundred and forty eight and a hall feet on
Monroe street. ana sevent ty-fOur and n half feet
on Second street the land upon which the
said houses are situated Deing the same leased
by John NJ. Lea, of Nashville. Tenn essee, 20 A.
r. Norton ct al for a term Of ten years fIom
May 1853 and by A T. Norton et al transferred
to { Boyd & Co and BY C. Boyd q Co to -
Isaacs and by Issacs to said A. = Mye1s Said
buildings all 'front.' on Monroe street, the whole
length OF the lot to the alley, a distance OF one
hundred and foTry-eight and halt feet, and
run back on said leased land a distance f0Tty-
eight OF ffty feet.
/ viii sell at the same time all the other i'm
provements upon said leased tract or parcel OF
land.
The title to said property is believed to be
good but l viii sell and convey only as Trustee
Funfty OF redemption waived
sale between the hour OF 10 and i o'cla K.
fvg3 IDS Nm q. EOIlK ~ Trustee
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No. sols-In the Chancery Court OF Memphis,
Tennessee.
ef an VS.. Ida LOWnss and q. L Dsnnison.
IN this cause Il appearing rom aflidagit on
1 Ale tnat defendant, Ida LoWnes, IS a reEi-
dent Of the State OF Mary and and non-resi-
dent or the stats Of Tennesses
Tt is therafore ordered, Alat she make her
apuearancs herein. At the courthouse lr the
.ifv n Nsmnhis Tenn. on OK befure the HFIf
Monday in August. and plead, answer or ie1n1r
~ oonlDlainant bill. OF the same wiz be taken
~, sorfaslae Is 10 her, and Eaf for beRrIns -
rarte and that q copy Of this order ha oub-
iehed ones a week, for four successive resks
In fne Mernphia Appeal.
= 4iIGUsrON ASTON, Clerk ana Ha=f.r
Nv n y BL.ACK. Deputy Clerk and Master
sioTall aud fiippi1, aola. Tor Complainant
iys IeWfTe
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HEBRKW AEB MAsONIO CALENDAR.
MASONIODIRECTORY
1867

LODGES.
AEeERoSA, No. las. Meets lSt Monday II
every month, Al Odd-FeIlows' Hall. cor. COur
and MAN. d. G. Trader ". NJ ID. I. Ton
uusOn. Sec
BorrF4 MEMPHIS. No. lis Meets % Friday o
each mGutn-HalI. cor Madison and Second
J. 7. Ssliars. W. N; Benz. X. PuLen, Sec.
LEILA SCOTT. No. %. Meets lst Friday Of e8ct
montn-Hall. cor. Madison and Second. John
Aiuslie, ". "; H. P. Wood Ward. Sec
HAMILTON, No. 299. Meets Sd Friday Of each
month-Odd- Fellows Hall. p n. Stanley
W. NJ; " H. Butts, Sec
KILwIENISG, No. S4l lU- d. Meets sth friday
Of each mouth-2J4 Frout street. John j.
W0rsharn, 53d, ". N ; 3. X. ruIlen, sd, Sec.
ROYAL ARCH.
PENS Chapter No {. Meets "a Monday Of each
nouth-Odd-Fellows' Hail J. Wheeler,
h. p; h. D. Paynter. Sec
r AND S. n.
EUREEA Council. No. s. Meets RI Monday OF
each month odd Fellows HalL John Gent,
Th. H.; \. .. Wiggin, Rec.
TEEPLARs.
CTRENE Co-1manGery, No. f. Meets 4th Mon
day Of each month John Zent, CON-; n. J.
Migglu, kec-
A.. AND A. SCOTTISH RITE.
24 Fr0Jit Street.
HEE,fEs Lodge Of Perfection, 18th; No I.
Stated Communications ID "Wednesday night
OF each month. Henry p. NoOdard, 51d, g..
NJ; Charles NJ Carroll, 18th. Sec.
MIrHRAs Lodge Of PertectlOn, 18th; No. 2
Meets sth wednesday OF each month. George
MeiIersh, sd, c. NJ. A r. Frankland, "a,
Sec.
CAsIPHIh CounciI Princes OF jerusalem, 18th >;
No. I. Benz K. Pullen, sd, Tarsh.'. -
-. Sec.
CALyAKY CHAPrER OF Rose Croiz. 18th, No. l.
Charles ". Adams, 82d, n. W. "a. I. Tom
PIILfFFE DUPIEssErs Council Of K-h, soth.,
No. I. Henry P Moodard, Sd Comm /;
William Y. Cirols sd, Rec q.
CONSISTENCY OF WEST TENNzssEE, sd John
Ainsiis. SD, Comm. in Chief; Dodge c.
Trader. SD. Reg.