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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1869-05-26
Franklin Insurance COmp'V
OF WHEELING.
Capital, SL50,OO0
Diyectnry


SAA'L MCMILLAN, GEORGE MENDEL,
T. II. LOGAN, THos ?. SHALLCgoss,
G.. W. FRANZHEg, !. \. VANCE
J. II. HOBBS, MICHAEL REILLY
LOUIS G. STIREL
rINEEES COMPANY NOW HAVING
i been organized five years, and in that tiIst
done successful business, is still prepared te
take risks at fair rates on Buildings Of all kinds
Merchandise, Manufacturing Establishments
Furniture, Steamboats, and carSOes ON the West
ern Rivers and Lakes. This company offers
superior inducements to Farmers, whereby they
can be insured on Dwellings, Furniture, Barns
and contents, for three or five years az reduced
rates. This being State company, with the
L8Tgcs! Cash Capital
paid in and surplus of any company in the State
and composed of some ninety.tour stockholders,
most Of whom are among our best business men,
recommends itself 10 the favorable COusidera-
ton OF tho insuring public, and sOligits their
patronage. Applications for insurance will be
promptly attended to at their office, 40. ~
Monroe street, or at their several agencies
throughout the State.
c. NJ. COEN, Secretary.
B. G. DICK, Assistant Secretary.
SAML MCCLELLAN, President
GEO. NENDEL, Vice President.
teb20-dAw
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1869-05-26
WHEELING, W. Va.

ment bouCS.
-.. DIRECTORS
zen. j. J. jackson, President Second Nat Bank.
J. Ii. Stephenson, Fres't Parkersburg y. IN K.
Henry Logan, Director
1 thompson Leach, Director
John Y. RathUons, Director First
s. Prayer,
NJ T. Amiss Attorney at Law.
George J. Hopkins Merchant.
VIM. ~ Eaven, Merchant.
M c. c. Church, Pres't W. Va. Tran pOrt'n Co.
Rev Thos. II. Monroe, of the n. E. Church.
GEN. J. J. JACKSON, President.
n. 2. AMISS, Vice President.
X. 5. FOREMAN, Secretary.
rEvHIS COMPANY BEING FULLY ORG AN
lied with its capital paid up and secured by
Government Bonds, do propose TO take risks at
current rates on buildings of all kinds, merchan
disc manufacturing establishments, furniture
and cargoes on the Western waters and lakes,
and beng composed of good and leading bust
ne-s men would respectfully solicit the patron
age of the insuring public. Applications for IN
surance will be promptly attended 10 and poll
ces issued at the agency office over the People ;
Bank, Main street Wheeling, W. Va
n. e. ARTHUR, Agent,
apr2stf Wheeling and vicinity.
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MARRIAGE.

Married Persons, or Young hea uOR,,,at ...
ing Marriage, being aware OF Physica. Ws~l
mes organic DEBILITY, uefouaiuss. seed"
cured.
He VITO places himself under The 49,, e.. D.
J.. may rs6giousiy conflde IN his hcuor a = &C..
tleman. and confidently rely upOB bis 80
physiCian.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1869-05-26

TOBACCO. WESTERN.
i % bOIos Niagara lOs, back,
- caddies do. los, and Navy r.
boxes Russells l0s, black,
10 boxes Elcgartus los black,
u Caddiea " los
21 Highland ChieltaiD l. SiLCE
o. Mermaid Navy Is
20 Pine Apple Navy Is
OLD VIRGINIA
10 boxes Sweet Rose bright lbs
AmbrosiE " lbs,
20 Curiosity lbg
10 Twin II Dorado, suft prcsHed y
Bright Twist
90 Miller's Fine Twist.
20 Diadem Soft Pressed 4
SMOKING TOBACCO.
u bbls r q cut end dry.
lD half bbls r O. cut and drv
10 kegs McKCau's twist fOT sale.
MAXWELL, A. TINtsTE
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WE ALSO HAVE CONSTANTLY
w in store, Bucket TUBS, Wash Boards
Erooms, Essence Coffee, Extract Logwosd Mad
der, Indigo Copperas, Blue Yitriol Alum, Pep.
per, AIspioe, Cinnamon, Nu'incEs Cloves. Mus.
tard, Ginger, Bicarb. Soda Sal. Soda, Rabbits
soap, Celgatols SOaps German Soaps, Family
Lye, Window Glass. Lead. Shot Gun cana Pow.
der, Cotton Yarn. Cotton and Flax Twtnes
Candle Wick, Batting Wrapping Paper. &c
MAXWELL & TINGLE
de~Ig
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1869-05-26
YOUNG NlRN

tary Vice, that dreadful and destructive hsl:
which annually sweeps 20 an artiaely sray,
thousands Of Young Men Of the ulost sralis
talents and brilliant intellect, who might otnoi
y-ise have ertraneed listening Senates v 't- H..
thunder Of eloQneuoo, ~ walked 20 eSstss'
thrilling Tyre, nav ca! viii f'iil cornd-'.
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Reflect that sglud mind aud body are tie
! most necessary rcq uisitcs % promote counub.L
| happiness Indeed, without hoso the iouDc,
/ through uio becomes weary pilgrimage; H.
prospect hourly darkens g. thc view. tho miun
! becomes shadowed with dospaL snd Alod At
| the melancholy reaeCtiun that the hHUp'' %,
! another bocomcs blivhted vita our own
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1869-05-26
TAKEPARTICULAR NOTICE
YOUNG MY.

Wko have njurcd tberisolyss.by CcTt...u pc,
tioe indul rcd in whom alone, habit fnequchul
learned from OWL companions, Or ~ sohoo' IN,
effects OF which are nightly ts't, even who's
Aalesp ard " not erred renders maNin@o IN
possible, and dcstravs both wnnd Ana h"0'
should apply Immediately.
What q pity that young man, "a" hop" e.
his country, the daFliug OF bis parcniSr Should
be- snatched from af prospects and enJ"yuoH.s
Of life by tho couscguynocs OF dc'nurg It"l"
Tho path OF nature and uduiging In cy-tl'
secret habit. Such .Porrons NUT. b.i"r" co..
tcmplatrt
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1869-05-22
THE BOAT CLUBS.
LAUNCH or The CHicKASAw's RACING
Et Row B0AT #W

one Of The handsomest and most attrae-
tive sights ever beheld in Memphis and
unique as il was new, was witnessed yes
terday. The several Boat Clubs of the
city. uniformed. and headed by the popu-
lar Sodalitv lSnd, marched in procession
on either side of their boats, one of which,
mounted on an Express wagon, was es-
peciaIly noticeable, bedecked as il was
with bOquets of flowers and evergreens- IL
was a very pretty and a very novel sight
for Memphis 20 see these amateur sailors
in all the paraphernalia of their several
clubs marching along as if within sight OF
old ocean, and intent upon wrestle with
the briny deep.
The Essex Club, in regular sailor or ma
w uniform, was especially attractive.
They wore the regulation cap, with pen
dant ribbon, blue pants, low quartered
shoes and blue shirts, with deep falling
collar.
The Chiekasaws looked very well in a
Uniform quite sailor-like, composed of
white flannel shirts with deep falling col
lar, bound with blne, black pants and
straw hats, with name of boat on ribbon
The Desoto made a good show in their
stvIish uniform of blue cloth caps, blue
pants, and white linen shirts, with black
neck ties.
The Memphis Boat Club wore white
shirts, trimmed with blue, straw hats and
black pants. They looked very we'll, and
attracted a.zreat deal of attention.
Marching down Main street, the pro-
cession attracted great deal of attention,
especially on the part of members of the
Convention, to most eff whom the sight
was new and interesting. At Union
street, the column wheeled to the right,
marched to the foot, where at about the
spot formerly occupied by the wharfboat
Of Larry Harmstad the beautiful craft
was launshed, he crowd and boatmen
cheering We congratulate our young
friends of the Chickasaw upon their sue
craf and the boat clubs generally upon
the progress they have made in the
manly &nd useful exercise afforded by the
oars OF swift cutters.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1869-05-22
NASHVILLE

NASHVILLE. May 3L.-Ihe State
Convention met ar half past ten this
morning. As soon a. the doors were
opened there was a rush for seats, and
a race between the late chairman Of
the Executive Committee and Pearne
for the chair. The latter got posses
sion Of the chair and called the cOnVen-
ton 10 order. Cate did likewise.
Some one moved 10 adjourn sine die.
Cate and Pearne put the motion
simultaneously, and declared it car
ried. Pearne vacated the chair, when
ii was Immediately taken possession
of by Il. r. Butler, supporter of
Stokes, who called the convention 10
order again. An attempt was made
10 organize, Whereupoa the noisy and
tumultu0us scrlles Of yesterday were
re-enacted. All business was pre-
vented hN boiSterOu~ cheering, first BY
one party and then the other. \ num-
Der OF speecht~ were made during in
terVals of quiet, but they were of a
eliminating and recriminating charac-
ter, and made the breach between the
two sections wider. Finally, about
two O'Clock in the afternoon, being
about worried cat, another motion to
adjourn sine de VAS carried, and the
delegates retired without having et-
fected an organization. The split was
on the election Of a temporary chair
man. The report Of Senter's intended
withdrawal Yesterday was without
foundations. lie Is in the hands of his
friends, who have called convention
TO be held tonight. The friends of
Stokes have also called a convention
for tonight Iris probable that there
will be two Republicans tickets. The
opposition, il + reasonably certain,
will have no ticket, the policy Of that
party being neutrality. Senter and
Stokes spoke last night TO parties of
their Supporters. Senter said the day
would come when the rebels should be.
enfranchised, but the day was a long
way of. Stokes Sdeclared in favor of
giving rebels who remained at home
and behaved themselves the right of
suffrage.
Senator Sprague i announced for a
speech here Monday.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1869-05-22
MASONIC BOARD OF RELIEF,
Given by Brother Aft. Burnett.
The following correspondence explains il

The foIlowIng correspondence explains il
MEMPHIS. TENN.. May Is, 1859.
Mr.. AIR. BURNETT Dear Sir and Brother;
knowing your willingness to respond 10 ev-
cry deserving object OF ehOrity as far as Ma
soury demands, and especially to aid the Fra
teInity which claims you as Brother, we re-
quest that you will giN e an entertainment for
the benefit OF the Masonic Relief Fund of
Memphis. At the New Memphis Theater, at
Such time as viii suit your cOnv veniencc.
Yours, fraternally,
4. J. Wheeler, r. VI. Cash, John Zent, p. u.
Stanley, K. ". Mitchell, John Aainslie, W
=. Mathews, Geo. e.. Harbin, II. G. Stsever.
w. y. WilkersOn, ii. G. COwperthwait II. p
Woodward, K. e. Williamson, ". a. Ed
monds, q. Reeder, members OF the Memphis
Masonic Board of Relief
MEMPHIS, May 49, 1863
BROTHERS WHEELER, CASH, MITCHELL,
AINsLIE ASD OTHERS: Your note of yest5r-
day is thismOment received. reply, would
state 1 ana JIuly glad to &c able to contribute
my serN Ices to the worthy object you repre-
sent and il only remains for you TO name the
time and place. All l ask Is. you will give
The credit 10 ST. CECTLE LoDGE, New York
city, Of which am a member. and TO which
alu endedred by all the fraternal ties Of Ma
senry- Yours, with Brotherly feeling
ALE. BURNETT
ElocutiOnist and HumOrist.
MEMPHIS, May 10, 1853.
BROTHER ALE. BURNETT: Your reply TO our
note OF yesterday is at hand, and the Relief
Board extends to yon their warmest thanks
for your prompt response, and will mention
Monday evening, May p, 1853, at the Green
law Opera House as the time and place TO give
the much desired enteTtRiument.
Yours fraternally, A.. j. WHEELER,
Sec'y of Memphis Masonic Board OF RelieE
The Benefit Will take place on MONDAY
EVENING, May 2ith, on which occasion Mr..
3. Will give a splendid variety OF his HumOI-
Gus Characters, Poetic Gems, NentrilOquai
limitations, assisted by Miss HELEN NASH.
the popular Comedienne, and Mr.. j. W.
SHARPLEN, tNinest C0ncertinlst living,
with his beauti frrsOlos.
Tickets, q 90; Children. 80 cents. Doors
open at = O'Clock; commence AT 81 my20
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ST. LOUIS.


SEIbJIS, May 2I-The sale OF the
steamers of the Atlantic and Missis-
sippi Steamship Company took place
this afternoon. The Olive Branch
brought SlI ,0U, the Lady Gay Si5, 5,0N,
the Pauline Carroll SlS,OG0, the Con-
tinental $500, and the ". Il. Arthur
S25, ,On. Ii i understood that the
boats were bid in by the company.
who Will dispose Ofythem at private
sale in the hope OF obtaining something
like their real value for them. The
cOmpany's wharfbOat brought 50, ,G0,
and viii ie used by a new company
10 be formed by the owners of eight
first-claSS boats, and of which Captain
John W. Carroll viii he superintend-
ent and freight agent. All the freight
contracts Of the Atlantic and MiSsis-
Sippi Steamship Company have been
and will he carried out by
the new company, which VIII becalled
the St Louis and New Orleans Packet
and viii constitute a tri-
weekly lime.
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Monday, the 2lst Iune, 1859.

In front OF the Commercial Hotel, in the CITY
OF Memphis, tennessee, expose for sale al
public outery, to the highest bidder, for cash :
and sell the following lands lying and being
IN Mississippi county, Arkansas, tO-wit. The
W y Of + 3 OF section 6. section I8 \ + 4 OF
section p, " = Of W = OF section .. town
z 4 section Is, section 10, W y section -. y "
= section y, E = Of section 50, section 81, see
rion a6, township ID, north range east; sec
rion l, > a section H. section Z, section e.
section Il, section =. y = section - section q
section "A, section ., Z y and \ v a section
ship Il, north range east; also, W = Of Sec
tion3, r y Of section 4, > " "A OF section l. 5 +.
= Of section ., f = of section 3 fractional
section and fractional section 10, IN town
ship Is, north range east; east fractional L
OF section a, west fractional y OF section ~
+ = Of section =, + = Of section 81, sec
ton y, township 10, north range o east :.
W = OF section Il, ) " "a OF section y, " 4.
and Il a Of section - : " q Of section 81
township 5, north range 8, east; y y of sec
ttOn !, section ., y " a Of section 9, section =
section ), W y OF section 3. section Il, section
Is, section -. section ~ fraction OF section -.
section 30, \ = Of section 81, y " a. west OF
river, oi section j. section y, section . sec
tton =, = Of section ., L q. OF section I3,
township II, north ranges east; section 70.
township IL, north range y east, containing
2j,9l9 acres more or less.
Also, an undivided interest Of 3s0i acres.
more or less. In and to the follow N = described
90 acres, more or less. in Mississippi county
Arkansas, tO-wit:
Fraction Of section u. township I6. north
range east; fraction OF section y. , " rrac-
tional 4 Of section y, Z OF section -. Z Il
and ; " 4 OF section ST. y + "a OF section 81.
y W a Of section 5i, tow nship IS, north range
y east; y + a section u. " p Of ) W = OF see
tion "A, township -, north range 10 east; f \.
of section 81, section ., township -, north
range II east; section II, section .. section o.
township u, north range II east; y L 4 OF
section /, W l& Of r a or section H. town
ship l3, north range II east; + u and ) " "a of
section 6, township II, north range 9 east; W
= Of section 3, y " i OF section 4. ) L = OF
section =, r Z. of r =. Of section 2. r Il, Of
section Z, \ Z 4 Of section u, $ f = OF see
tiOn -, township II, north range east.
The sale Will be peremptory and al the
time and place stated, commencing at the
hour OF eleven O'Clock am. The equity of
redemption and dover interest Of the said
Jeptha FOwlkes and his wife sarah W.
FOwllzes is expressly waived in said Trust
Deed. The title is believed 10 be perfect, but
1 sell and convey only as trustee.
The sale is made 10 secure the payment Of
the note OF Jeptha FOwIkeS, described in said
Trust Deed, for SS3,0l5 90, and due Ist MAY,
1859, and in the hands OF f. =, Smith, unpaid.
JAMES y BEST, Trustee,
CLERK Circuit Court Mississippi county, Ark
Beecher & Belcher, Attorneys. myl9
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NEW YORK

NEW YoRN, May 2l.-The follow
ing dispatch was received from Mr..
Vincent Coilyer, who was reported
captured by the Indians along with
detachment OF Company L, = Regi-
ment, Lieut.. Jacobs acting As his es-
cOrt:
Los VEGAS, NEW MEXICO, May ~.
We arrived al Fort BaseOur all well,
walking across the Staked Plains, four
hundred and thirty-five miles, in
thirty-one days, resting ON Sundays.
The Indians met Us with much hos
pitality. ] leave here for the NaVajOe
and Apache country.
Signed VINCENT CoLLYER.
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F0REI6R

LONpON, May 2l.-Rev. Alexander
Dyer, the eminent ShaksYerian COM
mentator, died yesterday, aged sew
enty-One
The new Duplicate Telegraph Com
pany's line, TO connect London and
Nalentia, Was completed to-day. 1t
is to be used solely for the transaction
Of cable business. The two Atlantic
cables are in perfect working order.
Hereafter one cable will be used eN-
clusiVely for sending dispatches from
Nalentia and the other Tor receiving.
There l. no longer any reason why
messages should not be transmitted
almost inStantaReously between Lon
don and New York.
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REAL ESTATE SALES.
TRUSTEES SALE.

DY virtue of a Deed of Trust to me executed
ID by Dominic Zweifei and George Waeehter
Will, on saturday, the I'D day of May, A. d.,
1863, on the premises, at the Eagle Brewery,
lately carried on by ZWeifel, Hargan & Co.,
proceed TO sell At public sale 10 the highest
bidder for cash, the following described real
property, tO-wtt: The said Dominic Zweifel
and George Waechter's undivided two-thirds
IN a lot OF land lying in the county of Shelby,
state OF Ten ucsSee, and the city of Memphis
described as follows: Beginning at the east
side of an alley between Poplar and Bass
streets, commencing at the South line of Geo.
Waechter's lot and running South on said al
ley thirty-two feet; thence eaStwardly seven
ty-dye feet: thence southwardly again one
hundred and twenty-siX feet, more or less
t. the bayou; thence easIWariiy seyenty-five
feet; thence nOrthwardly one hundred and
nuy-elght feet, more or less, with Nicholas
Huppert'S line; thence WestWardly one hum
dred and fifty feet with George Waechter'S
line to the beginning. it being the same lot of
land SOLD 70 George Naechter by John r.
schlOcker, 18th October, 1863 and part OF lot
sold to George Waechter, by Nicholas Hup-
pert on the 6th day of April 1863 Also the
said Zweifel & Maechter's tWO-thirds in the
barrels, casks, kettles, engines, MASKING ma
chimes, coal beds. malt mill and wagons EN-
ployed in the brewery OF Zweifel, Hargan
4 co.
The undivided third part Of George Xaech-
ter Will be first sold, and II that does not
bring sufficient To satisfy the said trust then
the undivided third Of said Zweifel viii be
sold
The title to above described property Is pre-
sumed 10 be good, but | sell only aS trustee.
JAMES BACHMAN, Trustee.
Ard at the same time and place l. the un-
deFsigned, assignee of said Dominic Zweifel
bankrupt, Will proceed to sell the equity of
redemp ptiOn OF said Dominic Zweifel in and
the above described property Terms cash.
WM. v. CIRODE, Assignee.
Memphis, April 20, 1869. apr
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BY TELEGRAPH.
CAIRO

S9eciaI DispGteh to Memphis APPedt.l
CAIRO, May 2l.-Arrived: Linton,
Memphis TO Louisville, IL pm. Lou
isville, New Orleans to st. Louis, IL
am. Belle Lee, New Orleans to st.
Louis, pm. I; Alps, New Orleans to
Pittsburg, 3 pm. Luminary, st.
Louis TO Nicksburg, ppm. The river
has fallen fourteen inches. Raining
at intervals during the day. The I.u-
minary has a fair trip.
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MONTGOMERY
WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS,
MONTGOMERY COUNTY, VA,
Will Open on the lst of Iune Next.

IT Is capable OF accommodating from $50
| 10 1903 iStOrs.
The buildings were erected at cost of sey-
eral hundred thousand dollars, and are large
and commDdiOus COTTAGES separate and
distinct from each other.
The climate is delightful the air pure and
br1clng, and the scenery unsurpassed in
beauty by any in the mountains of Virginia.
The grounds are extensive and covered with
beautiful shade trees.
The entire premises have been thoroughly
repaired and painted and newly furnished
irom Kitchen to Parl0r. t s.'
Extensive baths, billiard ana bowling sa-
lpons-all newly erected.
livery stables.
PnSt-Ohice, express. telegraph and ticket
offices. cOEniu n ieating with alf-poinls North.
ndSouth, are on the premises.
The iitbleS are supplied with every driicacy
of this and other markets.
The cellars are stocked with choice wines
n tai liquors.
~ Passengers win pureii ase tickets % BIG
II MEL, on THE Virginia and Tennessee
railroad, when the ears on the Springs
Branch railroad, belonging 10 the proprietors,
Will lani passengers directly in the reception
huGse. Hr
BOARD:
Per Day. 5. ,u; Per " eek SO; Per Month. SO.
For longer period and large parties. special
rates viii he charged. Address
WILSON & LORENTZ,
Uay.2 PrOprfetOrS.
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LOCAL PARAGRAPHS.

At the upper station eight arrests
were made yesterday. William John
son, a white man, has TO answer for
having counterfeit money in his pos
session, as well as a lot of gambling
implements, and + besides charged
with being a confidence gamester gem
orally.
The st. Georges and ~. An
drew's Societies hold their annual pic
ME on the 9th inst. See card.
Many delegates left for their
homes last night.
Several cases of small poX are re-
ported on Market street, near the
bayou. This should be investigated by
the Sanitary Force.
Mr.. ALI Burnett viii play tonight
at the New Memphis, where he has
had good houses during the week.
Don't fail tosee hiia. He is admirable
in his roles, and they are too mang to
enumerate.
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Last Night Of the erand Masonic Fair

The spacious hall Of the Memphis Club
has been during The present week the IA
Vorite resort Of our citizens and the dele
gates Of the Commercial Convention. The
ladies having charge have acquitted them
selves in a most creditable manner. and
we congratulate them in having made the
Masonic Fair one OF the most attractive
as well as the most successful fairs ever
held in Memphis. No greater praise could
be bestowed on their labOrs than the
nightly attendance Of the elite and beauty
of our ctv.
Several new features have been intro
duced 20 make the Fair attractive, and
probably few entertainments Of the kind
have been so free Of the Objectionable fea-
tures-importuning in every shape, etc.
that have characterized fairs generally in
cut city.
Tonight promises to be the most at
tractiye night Of the week. The va
rious lotteries. raffies, etc., which
have been made up during the week
will come of The refreshinent tables
viii offer additional inducements. and
music and dancing viii chose the weeks
entertainment.
We hope all who NAV feel disposed to
assist the MasOns IN their iaudable under
taking-the building Of Masonic Tenn
ple-wIll be snre 10 go this evening, and
We feel confident that the pleasure they
may derive frOm their visit VII more
than compensate them for the small eX-
penditure. a.-ss.s
A very handsome Bible * be:ng voted
for 10 the most popular Lodge. So far
AngerOna, South Memphis and Kilwin-
ming are the principal contestants, Kill
winning Leading. This promises 10 be q
spirited contest, and we hope that every
Mason who can attend will be present to
show his preference by casting vote.