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The Proper.i,s of Tea,

The physiological properties Of tea
are similar to those of coffee; it Is
slightly astringent and tonic, and when
used without milk or sugar is a simple
remedial agent in nausea or indigestion ;
but if sugar is added, it is converted into
a thin syrup, which is more apt to pro-
duce Indigestion than the consumption
of many times its weight Of pure candy,
since sugar is more ~indigestible in the
concentrated than in the dilute state. 1t
is a mild stimulant to the skin and kid
news it prevents sleepiness, cOunteracts
the effects of alcohol and reduces the
rate Of waste Of the tissues, an action
supposed to be due to the theme, or pc
cular principle of the plant, the guam
tity of which is variously estimated from
one-balf Of one to four per cent, and
which closely resembles caffeine, or the
principle of coffee. 1t is also an aphro-
disaic of considerable power, and the
rapid increase Of population in China is,
by some, supposed to be due to Its uni
versal use By all-classes. In addition to
Its other properties, the Chinese regard
it as a preventive OF govt and calculus.
1t no doubt has the power of prevent
ing the latter, but this action is probably
due to the fact that, if water is boiled,
the greater part of the carbonate of lime
it contains, and which would enter into
the composition Of a calculus, is precip-
itated therefore the drinking Of boiled
water would be equally effective in in
huencing the prevalence Of this disease.
1t is also narcotic and sedative. like
opium but Ike it, its action varies with
the individual and the dose. To some.
it is exhilarating to the nervous and
calming to the vascular system. In the
words Of Waller:
Toe MUSES. friend, tea, does our fancy aid
Repress those yapOTs which the head invade.
To others, on the contrary. it highly
deleterious, producing headache, and
sometimes even causing paralysis and
diabetes, especially when used to excess
as in tea-tasters.
The time Of day at which tea is taken
IN different countries varies with the
Of each nation, as does most
every other human habit. The Chinese
rink it at all times, and keep the pot on
he fire, so that they " may moisten their
Ups after the fashion of Sairy Gamp;
others consider it almost saerilege to
take it at any other hour than in the
evening and at tea, while many say with
cray,
At Hoon (the lady's malta hour
sip teas delicious flower.
At whatever time it may be used there
5 no doubt that it acts much more eper-
,~etically taken on an empty stomach. ,
md without any other food.-Dr. j. C. I
ia March Galarv. .
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" knocked down the article. The box
was opened by the buyer-and there was
the unfortunate Falstaff in an insensible
condition. The alternative of disgrace
or immersion in the river had been too
much for him. Jerome has lost his
place, but NJ. Ambrose has deemed it
advisable to seek fresh woods and pas
lures new. He has quilted the COM
munp
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ELECTION.
BOND ELECTION.
Judges, Clerks, etc.

Judges. Clerks, etc.
MAYORS OFFICE.
February ~, 1869.
! V1HE following VIII be the places for voting
i and the judge and Clerks at the election,
on Monday, March !, 1853, for the issu 1nee Of
Time Bonds for the purpose OF Funding The
Past Due Debt OF the city:
FAssr wARD-EDEsne Reuse.
~Jrdgss-John Nswsom. ]. D. Davis end W.
Q. Lonard. CIerks-D. W.Rtchsrds ana A. J.
AcLindeD. JOIN DOLAN.
Deputy Commissioner.
SECOND wARD-EnGIns HOu,e.
Judges-s. d. Majors. J. c. Mills snd J. J.
Butter. Clerks-Char!es c. Baugh and Fl. G.
Waiston. f. Ii. CARROLL,
deputy Commissioner.
THIaD wARD-Englne ROuse.
Judges-Jshn Park, Lou!s Amis and John W.
Taylor. CerkS-Iames y. HeW 3oia and ".
James McKe ID. leo. 4. POWELL.
Deputy Commissioner
FOURTH wRRD-ytilimaa Block.
Judgss-A. T. Shaw. r. b. Hawley aud Thos.
Q: Snltb. Clerks-Wiliam Armour and John
Wiikerson. j. W. HlSCHEe,
Deputy Commissioned,
FIFTH wARD-Ersiae House.
Judzes-J. Baekmsn. A. H. Dou lass and Fe-
Xix LeCere. Clerks. G Powers and w. j.
Ayes JAMES SW nm,
Deputy commissioned.
SIXTH WARD-wsIdrsn Block.
JuAees-H. 3. Chuds. James Banks and W
NJ Harvey. Clerks-H. w.. johnson. and VIM.
P. dickinson. ]. II. KELLY,
Deputy Commissioner.
SEVENTH w~ABH-EngIne HOuse.
Judges-J J. D. Wimberly, Martin Kelly and P.
d cEinson. CIerks-1. e. Hoy and John
Bridges. JAMES RYAN,
Deputy commissioner.
EIGHTH wARD-aarkeG HOuse.
Judges-D. Pante, N. B. Holt and John Gum.
Clerks. w. Murray and g. G. hessen.
=. ". WILKINS, =
Deputy Commissioner.
NINTH WARD-RrIek Church.
Judges. 4. Danbury, d. p. Goldsmith and
Joha Cnbbius. ClerkE-k. G. SchaDer aud ~
3. Gibson. JAMES RALLSfON,
Deputy Commissioner.
TENTH WA3D-BaiIey's Church.
Judges-W. L White. NJ. ] Pendergast ard
Thomas Fleming. Cierks-A. II. Merrill and
]. L. sharpe. NOSES NO3TON
Deputy Com missioner.
Polls win open at 10 o'clock am and close at
O'Clock pm. Judges Will $50 that the existing
rancafse LAYS are c implied with. Inc Judges
nd Clerks viii be qualified at the polls at each
I0ners will meet at the mayors ON % at 30
l'ciocz, 10 be sworn in BIZ the Mayor. Tie {
Indgs IS, Clerks and Deputy Commissioner Will
lease notify me of Their Inability to serve. on
II before tue Saturday preceding the election.
By order Of 1T. SWAYNE, Z
Mayor pro. tsm.
C.. T. SMITH. Sergeant-at-Arms
Commissioner of Registration
for Shelby county, Tenn.
Evening papers copy, feA
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Rates on uncompressed cotton 20 cents
advance upon aboue rates.
All lines from Memphis have agreed to
sustain above rates without any draw
back or rebate of any kind
e. n. FULLER, President.
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OFFICE OF THE DAILY APPEAL,
MEMPHIS, February II, 1869. !
FINANCE.

FINANCE
The lethargy which has enveloped
cotton has, Of course, affected cur money
market, and in the absence of cotton
bills, other paper Is looked upon with
more favor. Snort loans OF say ten to
twenty and thirty days, are quite COM
mon, and many Of our factors who have
been carrying the staple for their cus-
TONERS, still retain an abiding confidence
in the ultimate result. Exchange 10
comparatively scarce and In demand
and rates firm:
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r.. J O n z -
Is HOE Przetitisg at ths
HOTEL.
LOUISVILLE, KY,
Where he will rsmsIn until March sfst.

In the treatment OF the A EYE, and
other organs Of senre, II becomes Necessary 10
have a good knowledge of every thing pertain
Ing 10 medicine and surgery. What are called
regular Physicians may nave graduated In
either the old or the new school college, and
can boast OF a Oue-Etted educatiOn. DR.. JOINS
has had a thorough education IN both the old
and the new school medical colleges, and
IA an Eye ana Ear CoHtges and in the
Of America snu Europe, snd his d.
plOmaS nom the same hang in his Office
II is impossible lor a physician who has but
the usual medical eCuestiOn, to successfully
treat the Eye ana Far. Therefore DIT JONES
has a7atled himself Of al the advantages The
world affords 70 MT himself for his natural and
chosen profession and OF bis success The reader
may Judge By the following testimonials:
NAMES OF MEDICAL CENT GMEN,
Through whose examination III. JOHANNES A
JONES Eas gone, and who hsve testified to his
ability Ia bue strongest language possible, by
placing their names TO his diplomas. which are
suspended in rs ONCE open 70 the Inspection
of the interested
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COTTON STATEMENT.
CHAMBER OF COMMERCE,
MEMPHIS, February 2, ls64.j
stock or hard sept. l, Ic64.-. II
received 10 dsy---......~...... -... 6f4
Received previously .---............2 22.36}
2os, 40
Exported pTeviousiy------....-.......I7 9, 500 1897
Stock On hand at u m-... 2s,2S9
Receipts since yesterday were per NJ.
&C. r. r. 24S bales NJ. & 7. r. r. 121:
N. & o. r. r. 40; steamers 10; wagons
100. ExpOrts-per NJ. x @. r.. r 70; NJ.
& o. r. r 1888. Decrease Of 2iS bales.
The New York weekly cotton state
meat is as follows: Receipts, 81, 464
bales receipts since September Isl, l6I,-
800 bales 1T all ports for the week, So
600; at all ports since September let.
l 633. 600. Exports for the week, II 900
bales exports since September Ist, 2G0
900 bales; exports from all ports for tba
week, 81 500; exports from all ports
September Ist, 500 200. Sack on
hand, SO 900 bales stock on hand st al
ports, 4l6 900 baleF. Exports for ths
week to Liverpool, 900 bales exnorga
for the week to Bremen, 500 bsles: *.
ports for tho week to Hamburg. GAS
bales experts for the week to Havre.
BAG bales; exports from all ports this
to Liverpool, 49. 500 bales exports
rom all ports this weak to the Continent.
Is 900 bales.
Our weekly statement is as follows:
Receipts 5797 bales. Exports 1851 bales
This shows 3 falling off in receipts az
1915 bales, as comp sred with last week,
The total receipts to date last year were
1882 0a'es, with middling5 on the
9TH February, 1888, q to 2l3 in th is
The following are The rates OF freiShts
compressed cotton a lopted by the cor
'ention Of freight agents, held at Louis.
lille, February 18Th, 1859. Il goes into
feet on March lat
All Raj. Water a PAN
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PBRLHR COTTON SEED.
NOR SALE BY

GALBREATH, STEWART & CO.
NO. II UaIon street, Stonewan Block,
teb Memphis. Team.
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" II AANCLEHlEua
Valentine Mott. n D, LID, New York.
Alexander Mott. N. d.
Joha W. Francis, II. D, LID
| A Ciai x, NJ. L.
PiOL Gee. S3yrs. N. ID.
J y zIeea, Nd.
" i. +. Ea5er. N. ID.
" Isaac WOO1, NJ. D.
" James n FOOD, nd.
" John J crane, n. D.
" W. Il. Chu1en, NJ
Geo Need, N D.
/ Rev. L aae Ferns, DID.
David :. Rodgers, II. d.
J. ?. GGrrish. ND.
Prof n. Stevenson, d. D.
]. Beskly, n. D. Philadelphia, Pa
". A. Reed. u. u.
J. R Cox. Jr, Nd
c. J. Hempsl, n. d. D, "
EGV A. B. Parsons, d n. "
Prof " Jones, j., ND LID, London, sos.
-ir A Moore, Md,
Prof DePIaf, MD, Paris
" Pultski kaderk, MD, Vienna.
Dr. JONES has a case or 80 didsrantl 4x--
mtd1ciues With htal, comprising The b 81 f-o1
sveTy part OF the world, with which be c1-al
neSrly ali OF the old standing tehr0n scJ disSsss
that ar1lct Goth sexessnd persons Of every -
without any iHeonvenience or nsziect ~
CsoSs-Fyss Made straight an 4 Na.u,
Tnts operation can be psrforme 4 n sW.ssa
without fail, anu PrOL Jones vEu do ; -
AMAUg0sls. or Nervous Blind ness. g du,,uv
SnTg~ry-Catsract operated for
Pupil, Encanthus, Ex-anthus, Puf - p-e-
GUM, NRvt or mothers mSrk) ~ 1900 ~
mors in the Eye or ar removed Cancsrs
[EAAAN "a AaEAAAEN > nj NNnn 700
successfully OperateG upon. s ,1orga5 To1Ss1s
tncised, (cui} with improved tDstr5Ua1fs 90
that express purpOse. Hare lin one-afsJ -
aud the deflrmity removed Sfniettoss 5,,ro
dueed for FlstuIs Lazbryms ia or wsfs-z :
L~tryngotomy ana al DIME Lltand delicate one
ra1ons in surgery per y med orr hand 80
and the must i1pros ed fugfrumenfs n
Jones believes MS inslru nents are suDerfor -
these OF any surgeon ID the United Ststss. and
are in keeping with he mechsnfsm 49,
euce Of the age, and 81 We him a decided aSvs1-
tage In ali olnlcut operations over othsr gcod
surgeons, noS one IN q thousand or wboT -
suen a useIuls modern. ana maVDTara1r
OF costly surgical tools.
OLOhHhGA. VI discharge OF the Ea-z
She1ner eauSeo by Scarlet Fever. Messeis
9cIo. III S9ia, or anything else, is cured bV Dr.
ones IN old or young, and the hearing resf,rei
y oenentted- Two-thirds OF the easss ~ fotaI
lssLhSss might Dc. prevented II this dfseasa
we're not so shsme1blIy NEGLECTED.
OLD DiSEAEEs can -
erloed lor al once By d.. Jones, and the patfsnt
An Use me remedies at home. And an 0Ders-
ions are performed iunmediataIy befors M
,auSlI 1eaNes TIE Doctor. All who are affictsd
nould come PrsFaFec 10 have such trealmenr
mUSdlAtey as they may need.
q Read Dr. Jones advertisement relating 10
the cure OF diseases OF the Lungs aug ThTost
IN another part OF this paper. fasI
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NOTICE.

District Of West Tennessee, La Bankruptcies.
Al Memphis, Tenn, nth day or February, 1853.
The undersigned hereby gives notice OF his
appointment as assignee Of Albert L. Cbears-
of Hardeman county and state or Tennessee
within said district, who has been adiudged \
Bankrupt upon bis own petition, By the District
Court OF said District.
febl5 q 20 Assisnea.
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ID R. = . n Z -
Is nov PraGiiciBg at the
LOUISVILLE HOTEL,
LOUISVILLE, KY,
Where he Will remain until xareh sist.

All letters must contain three red stamps.
Persons whO cannot visit Dr. Jones can send
for ire tmsnt by mail or express.
Dr. Jones In the future can he consulted at
his summer Home, Mansfield, Ohio, during
the summer months.
Dr. Jones makes a speciality Of the Eye, Ear,
Throat and Lung. Read his other advertise
mant in this pansr. ta2I
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BANKRUPTCY.


District of West Tennessee, in Bankruptcy-ss.
At Memphis, Tenn, 18th day Of February, 1863.
The undersigned hereby gives notice of his
appointment as ass gnee OF Henry =. T0mllu-
con, of Shelly county and State Of Tennessee.
within said Dis rict, who has been aijucged
a bankrupt upon his own petition, by theD Dis
triet Court oTsaid District.
U. WOODBRIDGE,
febl5 y % ASSIGNEE
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From Memphis 70 Bos on,
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COTTON STATEMENT.
CHAMBER OF COMMERCE,
SIS APHIs, February =, 1883.
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FOURTm waRD-ytnimaa Bloch.

Judges-Jshn PARK, Louis Amis and John W.
G'erks-iamss -. NeWsoin and W.
James McKe ID. GEO. 4. POWEL LIZ.
Deputy commissioner.
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At Boon (the laiy's malta hour
sip teas delicious flower.

At whatever time it may be used there
is no doubt that it acts much more euer-
getieally taken on an empty stomach,
and without any other food.-Dr. j. C..
Draper, ia March Gdlary.
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OHANoERY SALE.
CHAMCERY NALE

ON WEDNESDAY,, MARGH "a, 1859. CHAN
" Gerry COURT Of MeMPHIS.
1855 -Harrie. =. Register. dm'x., VI. 3. s.
Register et al.
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FIFTH wARD-gpsiae House.

Judgss-A. T. Shaw, r. b. Hawley aud Thos.
O. Smith. Clerks-Wiliam Armour and John
Wiikerson. ]. W. HTHCHEs,
Deputy Commissioner
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1869-08-05

Some who remember to have read that
"the two locomotives moved up until their
pilots rubbed together, symbolic Of the
friendly salute Of their respective owners, .
did not perhaps hear
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1869-08-05
STEAM WHISPERS.

Some who remember to have read Tia
"the two locomotives moved up until the
pilots rubbed together, symbolic Of th
friendly salute oftheir respective owners,
did not perhaps hear
WHAT fnE KSGHEs SAID.
What was it the Engines said,
Pilots touchihg-head 10 head.
Facing on the single trick,
Half a world behind each back?
This is what the engines said,
Unreported and unreadi
With PREDATORY screech,
In a lorid Western speech,
Said the Engine frotti the WEST!
81 am from Sicrra's crest,
And ifaltitude's a test.
Why, | reckon, it's confessed,
That I've done my level best"
Said the Fngine from the EAST:
"They who work best talk the least
S'pose you whistle down your brakes;
What you've done is no great shakes,
Pretty fair-but let our meeting
Be a different kind of greeting.
Let those folks with champagne stuffing
Not these Engines, do the pqGng.
ListenI Where Atlantic beats,
Shores of snow and summer heatsj
Where TIE Indian autumn skies
Paint the woods with wampum dyes,
have chased the flying sun.
Seeing all he looked upon
Blessing all that he has blest-4
Nursing in my ivory bteast
All his viviiying heat,
All his clouds about my crest,
And before my flying feetj
Every shadow must retreat"
Said the Western Engine, "PhewI"
And long low whistle blew,
"Cohe now, really that's the oldest
Talk for one SO very modest su
You brag Of your Eastl You do?
Why, 1 bring the East to gou!
All the 0rient-all CAthaY-
Find through me the shortest way.
And the sun you follow here,
Rises in my hemisphere.
Really, if one must be fude---
Length my frend amt longitude"
Said the Union, "Don't reflect, OF
Ill run over some Director"
Said the Central, ''l'm Pacific,
But, when riled, I'm quite terrific.
Yet, to- day, we shall not qaarrel,
Just to show these folks this moral,
How two engines--in their vision
Once have met without collision
That is what the Engines said,
Unreported and unread, |g II
Spoken silently through the nosey
With whistle at the close.
-Oeefldnd Monthly.
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1869-08-05
RABBI RASCAIj A JEWISH LEGEND

Among the most learned and pi
GUS Jews of the twelfth century
next to the great Malmoun or Mai
monides Of European fame, stand
Raschi, or as he was more properly
called Schlomo ben Isaac. Hi
wrote a commentary on Thora and
on several of the books of the
Prophets, and also one on the tai.
mud. He was a great mathemati.
clan, and among his own people
was revcrenced for his sanctity and
ascetiscism, His parents lived in
TOulon, but Raschi was bern in
TrOyes, and this Is the reason why
his father Isaac and his mother left
Toulon. Shortly before the birth
of the child the good woman walk
ed down a narrow street. A cum
brous wagon was being drawn along
1t by four stout horses, and the
wagon filled the street SO as to
make it impossible to pass. Seeing
this the woman turned to seek a
side street, but at that moment the
car Of a young nobleman drove up
the lane toward her, The timid
woman ran from side to side in
quest Of a corner into which she
might retreat from the danger of
being crushed by one of the vehi-
cles. o.@A2 iD @L3C1 @
"Look at the Jewess p exclaimed
the driver Of the nobleman's car
"how frightened she isl"
"Whip the horses and run her
down." said his MASTER
The two vehicles approached,
and the poor Creattire, finding no
place of retreat, with a piteous cry
shrank against the wall At that
moment the huge wheel of the wag-
on rolled towards her, almost graz
ing the house wall. Then, sudden
ly, the wall bowed inward and form
ed a little recess, in which the Jew.
ess stood secure.
"Softer and more yielding are
these stones than your hearts, We
Christians" she exclaimed.
Now when this miracle was
known, it was at once concluded
that it was wrought BY magic, and
Isaac, fearing lest it should be the
cause Of their being both brought
to the stake, fed precipitately to
Troyes, and there Raschi was born.
When Raschi was an old man,
and was renowned everywhere for
his vast learning and profound Wis
dom, and above all for his great
holiness, the school wherein he
taught was crowded with pupils,
md his sayings were treasured as
.hough they were precious like gold.
He tasted continuously, only eating
what was just sufficient to keep life
n, and what he ate was of poor
luality, and was mingled with ash
IS. He drank nothing save water,
md Of that only little, once a day.
he remained whole nights in prayer,
md when not engaged in teaching
luring the day he stood ratt in
AS he stood at his
window one evening, two Jews
'assed, and they were speaking Of
lin.
One said to the ether. "Was
here ever in the days ofthe proph-
is a greater saint than is this Rab- [
Ii Raschi p
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1869-08-05
SCHOOL EXAMINERs.

D. O. EASTMAN, P. E. MoREHoUsE, j. B.
PRrpoY. The Board meets at Washington
on the third Saturday of every month also
the first Saturday in April, May, August,
September, October and November.
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1869-08-05

Ray of Hope Temple No. 292, meets ev'
cry Monday evening at their Hall IN Ely''
block. l. +. King, W. O. T.; B. 7. Will
liams, W. " t.; j. r. Powell, W. O..
Maggie Ustick, W. R. s.; B. H. Millikani
W. A. S.; A. Fl. Snider, W. F, s.; Mary
Millikan, W. T.; T. D. McElwain, W. NJ
Lizzie VanDeman, W. M; Jennie Will
son, W, l. g.; VIM. Eskridge, W o. G.i
Mrs. j. Snider, W, r. H. s.; Mrs. VIM,
Smith, W. L. Il. s.; Geo. Carpenter, P.
W n n
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1869-08-05

Sheridan defined an Idshman as
a machine for converting potato 5
into human nature;
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1869-08-05

Temple Lodge, No. 227, meets at Wash
iugton every Tuesday evening, at theft
hall on Court street j, N. VANDEMAN'
N. G.; H. P. oHEEhT, v, g.; o. PARvlN'
r. s.; L. @. KARNEY, P. s.; @. L. GETz,
Treasurer.
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B1Rn1x@,

VTTE HAVE JUST PRINTED a vari.
w ETY. of Justices Blanks, Constable's
Sales, DC. ALI ofwhieh we have on nahd
and for sale at the Hetald Office,
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OFFICIAL DIRECTORY.

Judge of Fayette Common Pleas Court
"A. s. D1oREY, of Highland Oounty.
Probate Judges. B. YEoMAN.
Prosecuting Attorney.-H. B. MAYNARD
Sheriff. h.=-CoNRAD GARIs.
Clerk Of Oourt.-R MILLKAN.
Auditor.-ABEL MoOANDLEss.
Treasurer O. Johnson.
Recorder--Z. W. HEAeLER.
Surveyor.-JAMEs A. MoLEAN. ss#
Coroner.-JoHN A. PARRETT.
Commissioners. ALLEN HEAdLER VIII
L1AM CLARK, ENos REEDth fAt
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Fayette Lodge, No lO1, Of Free and Ac'
ceptps Masons, meets on the first Wednes
day evening after the full moon, and when
the moon ftlls on Wednesday, on that
evening. Mills GARDNER, w. M; j. T
RoBrNRoN, S. w.; P. E. MoREHoUsE, j.
W.; A. NJ. STIMsoN, s. D.; H. L. ROBIN
SON, j. D.; j. MIsER, Treas.i B. H. MIL
L1KAN, See.; L. O. KARNEY, Tyler.
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Fayette Chapter Royal Arch Masons, meets
on me wednesday evening before the full
moon. John M. Turk, H. RI s., N, Yeoman,
King; J. II Ely, Scribe; j. W. Gleayeland, G.
IT.; Mills Gardner. P. s.; "; II Cleayeland,
Is. G. M, Cd Vail; b, II, Mouser, G. N. LIST Vail 4;
B. H. Millikan, sec'y; john Miser, Treasurer,
L. q. Karney Guard