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SUMNER SCHEDULE,
June q, 1871.
CHANGE OF
Mississippi and T~enr0.sss Railroad.
NOTICE.
UFFICE or MEMPHus AED AEEAEgaa4
RIVER PACKEr COMPANY.
MpuoUHfa- Nav T. rETT

OFFICE DE- MEMPHIs AND AHEAssAs}
RIVER PACKEr COMPANY,
Memphis, May T., 1871.
- The Mail Contracts OF the M-smpuisaud
Arkansas River PscEst Company win expire
the Sth day Of June next. and the business
Z the Company VIII be closed mp as soon
thereafter as practicable.
AIargs majority or the stock Of the COM
pany is owned by myself bat, being engaged
largely in other business, where my personal
attention as imperatively demanded, i am
Induced 20 adopt this course.
The Line is well established. having besa
In successful operation three years znd-a-
half-the Boats umostly new having been
built expressly FOR the trade, are well adapted
TO it. and are all i'm good repair.
Propositions for the purchase OF the entire
Line are invited. and win be considered uu-
tl the nrst dag OF july next. should all
offers made f0- the purchase OF the whole
Line be declined, then u That ease, The Boats
VIII be sold separately ss demand may occur.
To psssoas desiring o. engage iu the steam
boat business. the p.e-eut opportunity pre-
SCENTS Inducements, and advantages rarely
met With. Liberal terms viii be made with
psrtIss Wishing % purchase.
JOHN ID ADAMS.
President 81. and Ark Pkt Co.
u e. tie Undersigned, Directors In the Mem
pals and rksus River Packet Compauv
concur, with great reluctance, Ia the action
OF the President, as indicated above, beusv-
ing, IS we do, that IT, this Line IS diseou-
tinued, other lines VIII be established whicn
will diVettthe trade from Memphis.
THOMAS Z. ALLEN,
j.. MURPHY,
E.P. WALT,
j.. II. TUCKER
mViH ireci0rs "a. BuI Ark- PA. IN
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j. W. sNEED,
rs E. BEASLEY,
Jos. B.. SMITH.

JOHN BROWN, Register for shelby
i county, Tennessee, do hereby certify
that the foregoing are the terms OF a part
nership entered into as q limited partner
ship, nled In my office for registration, duly
acknowledged by the paroles thereto, to-
gesber with the a1idavit or the general
partners, as required by law and l direct
The publication Of the same In the Memphis
Appeal, during the period Of six weeks as
signed oy law.
Witness, my hand and seal this the 2d day
Of May 1871. JOHN BROWN, Register.
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TO BRIDGE BUILDERS.

TITY ENGINEERS OFFICE,
~ MEMPHIS, TENN, Jnne 20, lS7L.(
- Sealed proposals. will be received at
this ofiee until u o'clock m. Tuesday, June
9TH, for rebuilding tile bridge over bayou
Gsgoso, on Madison street. For further i'm
formation apply at this onice. The cilv re.
the right 60 reject any or all ~ the
bids' J.H.H HUMPHREYS,
1e2l City Engineer.
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D OF SALE.
On tho 9Th day of Iaiy. 1871,

Within legal hours. to the highest bidder, AZ
the goutlt side OF Court square, in Memphis,
Tenness4e, opposite the present law office OF
Messrs. h.ortreeht & Graft, the Following de-
seribed property, po-wit:
nature addition tothe city Of Memphis, Shell
by county, Tenn ssee. besipntpB on Adams
street, on a line with the weat Inc OF Frome-
made street. and funning thence with the line
of Adams street on the south side " feel TO
the center OF an eight foot alley; thence along
the centre OF said alley parallel with the line
of Promenade street. Sc feet; thence parallel
with Adams street, 6S rect TO the west side of
Promenade street thence along the westline
OF Promenade street, So feet TO the beginning.
Terms OF Sale-O On Rcredft ofPeven months,
bond and approved security required, and a
lien retained Tor the payment OF the pur-
money. Equity OF redemption barred.
This June9 1871.
JNo. H.. FREEMAN, CLERK.
HunGes a Poston, Sc0tt q Wescott, EuIs. for
complainant jeli
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Notice.

District of West TENNESSEE, : 81.
In Bankruptcy.
At Memphis, Tennessee, 10th cay Of june
1871.
THE undersigned hereby gives netice of
4 his aPpOiUtme nt as assignee OF j. B.. nc
Caffrey, OF Memphis, shelby county, STATE OF
Tennessee, within said District, VIII has been
adJUdlc8ted a bankrupt upon his own petit
tion by the District Court OF said District.
U. WOODBRIDGE,
Tell Assignee.
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PRICES OF THE
& HAMLIN
CABINET ORGANS.

HAVING vastly Increased their facilities
IL for manufacture, the Mason N Hamlin
Organ Company are now enabled to offer
their well known organs, which are the nc
knOWtedged standard OF excellence among
OF the class, at prices OF Inferior
work. They print their lowest prices, which
are, therefore, alike TO all, inverisble. The
following are Illustrations:
~
The same, Double 10
Five-Octaye Organs, with TremuIaut,
Carved and OrnRuented.--.~.-.-.......... 100
The same, Double Reed, with Five Stops, I25
Forty other styles, up O-.--....-.--........... 1000
All in solid Black Walnut. All the Organs
made by this company are thoroughly hrst-
class in every respect They viii moi make
the sO-called cheap organs 81 any price. The
comparative superiority Oftheir Instruments
is now greater than ever before, as every
competent iudgs who wild caEsiuily examine
and compare must perceive.
illustrated Catalogues, with Wood Cuts
from Photographs of the different styles, full
information and lowest prices; also, TeAti-
mOnlal Circular VIII be sent free To any adj
dress.
MASON G. RAaLIh ORGAN co.
WargFo0ms, $50 Broadway, hgW York.
pnwE
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LEGAL NOTICES
COPARTaERSHiP NOTICE.

THIS agreement of Copartne rship, made
j and entered into this the 4th day az
April, 1871, by and between Joseph s. Smith.
OF the city OF Railway New Jersey, James
Memphis, Witnesseth, That the said parties
have formed a eo-partnership under tie
nsme and style OF sneed 4 Beasley for the
purpose OF manufacturing ant selling cloth
Ing, and the tale OF such other articles
as ls connected with the business OF q ready
made clothing and furnishing store. The
general partners in the firm are James w,
Sneed and James r. Beasley, of Memphis,
Ienhessee{ Tn special partner is Joseph 3.
OF Railway, N, j. The special part
ner, losephS > smith, invests as capital stock
Ia said nrm the sum of n1een thousand dol
lars. h general partners invest as capital
stock in said nrm the sum OF ten thousand
eachs The partnership is to continue
for three years and end ON the 4th day OF
April, 1874.
j.. W. SNEED,
JAMES e. BEASLEY,
JOS. b. SMITH.
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6 NpTn.s
B%AaKRUPTS' SALE

Of West Tennessee, L.
Ia bankruptcy,
Memphis. Tennessee.-iu thu several
matters following: Hollis +. Newman, Jas.
z. Bourne, J. W. Blackwell. j. Behr 3 Bro,
Young T.. Marley, a. IL Oueil, Fred W.
Reiuhart. Jas. L.. anuuu Vim. Il. Archer,
John Wndberger, Graftrn Baker, job ".
WALKER, Henry y. Mendel, James Riggs, h.
\. PEBBLES. =. q. Baldwin, Lewis II. Feather
stone, Jas ". Rawlings Jas. II. CuFliu. ".
G. SESSION.. Geo 4. Session.. 3. ~ Stewart, A.
&. Belts, JObu e.. Owen, JOhn +. Cameron,
Green L. Irwin, Jas. A. Paine. =. L. Hughes,
Lyons q Fiss, n. A. LOogly, bankrupts.
Il virtue OF a generate o. der OF sale fnte cd
ID by the District Court OF the United States
.Or the District OF West Tennessee, on she
18th day OF December, 1868, 1 viii sell on
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NOTIcE TO SHIPPERS.
CLEvHLAND, ONO. Nay y, Il

OHIO, May ~, 1871,
To Shippers from Memphis. Tenn:
NJ X. ISAAC &. MEASON has been appoint.
vi ed Sole Agent OF the South shore Lin
at Memphis. He viii work via Evansville,
New Albany n Cincinnati by river, and
via Memphis sind Louisville railroad line
al rail. All other agencies in Memphis o.
this line have been discontinued Bills OF
iQding for freight shipped over this line must
be signed by him, IS no other party has any
right or authority TO give bills of lading Tor
the line in Memphis, and mons but his win
be recognized. q. X. SKINNER,
FEB Gen1I MauR0er SoufH Shorq Line
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CHAMCERY SALE


No. 1857, n. R-first Chancery Ceurt OF Shell
by county, Tenn leopold GOepel et al. VS..
AdOIph HeckIe ct al.
by virtue of an interlOcutOry decree for
ID sale entered In the above cause, June l6,
1871, i viii sell, AT uublic auction, 10 the high
est bidder, in front Of the Clerk and Masters
office, Greenl8W Book, Second street, In the
city 4 Memphis, Tenn, on
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NUN III NUEB OF MI
or RHEUMATISM,
II HAS No Equal.

BALTIMORE, February 10, l5s5.
DIR. j. J. LAWREECE-Dear Sir: ] take
pleasure in recommending your Rosa
DALLS as a very powerful Alternative. J
nave used 10 in two cases with happy
results-One 10 a cSss Of secondary
uounced himself cured after having
taken nve bottles of yOur medicine.
The ether is a case of serOfu a OF long
standing. which is rapidly I'M proving
under is use, cnd the Indications are
the patient VIII DON recoyer. /
have carefully examined the formula
by which your Kosadilis is made, AMI
huC 70 an excellent compound OF al
teratiys Ingredients. You're, truly,
2. W. CARR, Nd.
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Adminisfrafnr's Nnfina.

HAVING been appointed administrator by
Al the Probate Court OF Shelby county,
Tennessee. on I 9Th day Of June, 1871, upon
the estate OF Francis Beamish, deceased, all.
persons having claims against said estate
VIII present them properly authenticated
within the time prescribed by law. or this
notice viii be plead in bar OF their recovery.
Those Indebted 10 said estate viii please come
forward and settle without delay,
JNO. BEAMISH,
iei3 law4w ADMINISTRATOR
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WARREN g. CO.,
Agents for Arrow and Button Ties.
eEtt Ar aAuitrkeTuaepS, pa,nre.

nOUGLAss, Southern NILS, j.. H., Magno-
IL liza, Phoenix, Bradley, KY. Py., Dixie,
Lytle J. a co. etc, etc. tr
Brands Of Flax, Hemp and Jute Bagging.
HA-TERMB CASH, or cny acceptance. Or
ders solicited. Refer 70 9so@R. Robinson,
phfs, j. J. McCOmb, ESQ Liverpool, Eng.
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CURES RHEuaAT:Sa.

MURFREESBORO, Tenn, July s.
DIR. il LAWEESCE, Baltimore, Md
Sir: YOu viii please send me four fAI
more bottles OF your most excellent
medicine.
six weeks ago, / received three bottles
4 OF t.. when / commenced taking IL J
. could scarcely walk at all when night
I came, but now / suffer nc more from
/ rheumatism. 1 have a little brother
that IS about to lose his sight, and /
wish 20 try IL for him. You viii please
find enclosed So, for which you viii
please forward me the medicine inn
mediately. Very respectfully, 1 re-
main, SAM'L q. NCFADDEN,
=. o. Box l9g, MurfreesbOrO, Tenn.
Sold by druggists every where. At
wholesale by
q. e. WARD 4 BIO.
q ". JONES < 90.
" X. WILK ERSON & GO.
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VIRGINIA SPRINGS.

Rawley Springs, Va, Will be regularly
opened fOI the reception OF visitors. on the
FIRST day OF June, 1871. situated as its in the
unit of the Valley, II is not only one
or the most delightful summer resorts In the
state, but It's great curative properties ara
becoming lyceiebrated.
Tn analysis OF the water by Prof Maiett,
Of the University Of Va, together with the
experience of many eminent Physicians
prove that II Is 1.-The Spriu gs' for suffering
females, but besides iGs wonderful tonic
properties as a remedy in general debility.
anemia and diseases peculiar TO femalrs, IL is
unsurpassed in the treatment OF the various
forms Cf Dyspepsis, and particularly for
those suffering nom torpid and inactive
liver, its action upon the liver, as well a. the
kidney, being prompt and decided. Very
many remarkable cures could be cited OF
this class or troublesome diseases.
RaWley isnOW easy OF access, situated only
twelve miles from H~arrisOnburg. the preset
terminus OF the orange and Manassas Gap
Railroad from which point there Will betwo
daily lines of Stages, morning and evening.
Since last Summer the bUijdings nave been
greatly improved. as wei as the road rom
HarrisOnburg to the Springs There is also a
Telegraph office at Harrisonburg. The ac-
cOmmOdations will be strictly drst-class I'M
der the management o. Joseph N. Woodward,
widely known as q hotel manager.
Resident Phys clans - Gordon q Williams,
one or the other OF whom VIII be in attsn-
dance during the entire season.
RATES OF BOARD.
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For Lake Superior 1.-The UniOn Steamboat
Company and Atlantic, Duluth
and PaeIfO Llae. .

ONE OF the splendid steamers Meteor,
dia, Pacific, COburn, Atlantic, Japan, Ke
weenaw, Arctic, China and -. Paul, viii
leave Buffalo daily Except Fridays and Sat
urdays) at 3 pm, Erie The next morning
Cleveland the same night, Detroit at 10 pm.
daily Except Sundays and M%Ondaysl for d.
LuTH and intermediate LAKE SUPERIOR
POINTS.
Connections are made at Dulut with the
Lake superior and Mississippi *, X. to st.
Paul and all points IN Minnesota, Northern
Wisconsin aud Iowa. Alsd, with The North
ern Paclnc h. X FOR the Red River Country.
Excursion tickets AT aREATLY REDUCED
RATES, VIII ne Issued by an principal rail-
roans to st. Paul by this route, remrning Via
al rail-. or by an rail- routes 10 81. and
Duluth, returning via lake.
During the mouths of June, July and An
gust, Excursion TRIPS viii be made via ihe
North Suore or Lake Superior, VISITING. The
silver Mines, Fort William, Grand Portage,
etc. For further Information. sppTy To
Il. n. PATRICK,
0enI Passenger Agent, Bnnaiu, N, y,
II. y. EVANS, Manager A, ID and T.. Line.
IS ID. CALDWELL, Gent Manager U,A 90,
my9 cod
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SOUTHERN
HOOP SKIRT
Mandatory,
1872 Main st.
NEAR
WASHINGTON.

Attest models for summer, 1871, both
II from Europe and the East, show an In
crease OF the circumference of the HOPED
Skirt T~ournures, either attached Go or sepe-
rate from the skirt are fashionable, and a
width OF from "a TO ~ yards around the bot
tom of the skirt has been adopted, though
many 1aiiies prefer three yards for trained
dresses.
Ny stock of veritable French COrsets Is
complete again and the largest In the city.
COraets by L'Oiseau, WGrlY, Nine Dupont.
can be found in the mandatory only; also,
French Corsets for Misses. Breast Protectors,
paniers sind Shoulder Braces. Inducements
TO dealers. m3.l LOUIS LANCE
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With several new. very valuable inventions,
ID With technical IMPROVEMENTS in the I'M
PIGMENTS wishes TO connect with a house In
This line. ADDRESS, II Goerner, ESQ. 32f
East Ilth street. Now York IfV. mGs
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MOTcE

HAVING taken out Letters OF AdmiuisLra-
Il ton upon the estats OF CHARL.Es H..
DORIONs deceased, this is 20 give notice 10 an
parties lncebted TO said estate 70 come for
ward and make settlement With me-, and TO
all persons having claims sgatust SAID estate
10 present the same properly ~prObatsd.
within tie time prescribed by law or tEla
notice win be plead IN bar OF their
NAPOLEON HILL.
Administrator Of the estate OF Ch=s.es n.
DOrtOn, deceased les
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So We wish all merchants 10 understand
inst tis Ofhce VIII not pc responsible FOR
and VIII mol pay any detts created ny any
.ap.erv. unless the same Shail have nrst
elu 10. esented 90 and accepted for payment
by an. WitherspOoh, Buuness Manager OF
a. awwrnw
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Farm for Rent, and Crops for Sale,

NEAR BUNTYN STATION, NJ. ANDC. r.
IN r.. FIVE MILES EAST OF MEMPHIS.
There are Is acres of corn, / acre IN Irish po-
tRtOes. . acres in sweet potatoes, / acres In
oats, IL acres IN watermelons and cants-
lopes, stOck-peas, . young ard fine peach
den. well filed with q large variety OF vege-
tables-alI In excellent condition. A com
Portable twO-EtOry framed house, with five
rooms, kitchen aud servants rooms, closets,
etc, stables, cOrncribs, etc and a well OF fine
waterfall In perfect condition. II desired,
the horses. mules, cows, calves, and other
farming implements, wagons, etc,
Will be sold with the crop.
This place viii be rented low to a response
bic party, and a great induceneDt " offered
for the purchase OF the crop, stock, etc.
For further information Inquire OF
NJ. X. IRRELEVANT,
je2l AttOTney-at-LaW. ] Madison street.
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ATES OF BOARD.

Per Month. $50 90
Per Week. ..... Is %
feI Day ..''-'.".'".'..'--.. .----..--.....'.. - 4 oO
children and servants half price.
The people OF Memphis and the South are
respectfully. referred to A. H.. Kerr, ID. D.,
andT- d. WitheIspoOn, ID. D., both Of whom
have visited this celebrated Virginia Water
ing Place.. A. Ii. IEkICK, Prest.,
He'll Board OF Directors T.. Springs Co.
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Wantsd-Naw snbscrIpfon Co..

VA Z wish a good agent to manage tie sale
w In Tennessee. be must haVe "a oo1E
knowledge OF the business and 8 small 6ani-
f8l. The book viii have a LARGO sale ena
pay a liberal pTOnL VIII be rssdv M -G0e
week. Price, s2C0 W. j. HOLLAND 10.
ie1 S~priugHalH Maa4
Weekly Trinity journal., 1871-06-03
A WORD TO THE VOTERS,

Next week the Republican voters will meet at
Convention, and vote upon the manner of max
Ing nominations. The party Just now ais going
slow and learning to peddle." This is ss it
ought to be. The enemy is strong enough to
take advantage of any serious error we may
commit, and our recollection of the past ought
to convince us that every opportunity of that
sort will be improved. To be sure and have
things go right we say to the voters send your
best men to the Convention already called.
Next let us do away with the Crawford Plan
It is burden and incubus on the party that
we must not undertake to carry any longer.
We notice that several other counties stimulated
thereto by the efforts of the Sacramento Union,
are adopting this system. One trial will let the
| thing out with them as 1t has with us. We ask
the voters TO take an interest in the Primaries
soo2 coming off. 1t is one of the preliminaries
to the grand struggle to eliminate on the sixth
of September next. The political complexion of
the county and State administrations and one
member of Congress, are involved. 1t is time
we were girding up our loins and preparing for
the strife. We say to the Union Republi-
can voters of this county that casting our eyes
over the State we gee much to encourage us in
the hope of brilliant success. The pulse of
the party beats strong and regularly. There is a
generally expressed determination that we must
win this time that we must have no dissension
must be harmonized and put forward our best
men. This is the way Republicans talking
throughout the State, and we rejoice to announce
that Old Trinity is pervaded from one end TO the
other by the same sentiment. While Republi-
cans confident and eager for the fray, there
are no local strifes or embttered personal con-
tests between them, aside from such as inevta-
bly, result from the Crawford system. One and
all, realizing the consequences of discord in our
ranks the Republicans Of this State insisting
that there must be no strife inside our organiza-
tion, and that the best men of the party shall be
put in nomination everywhere. We think that
this feeling, if encouraged, is bound to win, and
that in this county, so far as the ensuing nomin-
ations to be made, the best men will be found
the most available. Let us take care we do not
put up any candidate below the Jeffersonian
stahuuu' MORO OF less poilcy snould pe e1er-
cised in framing State or county ticket, and
the representation of every wing and faction of
the party is the object sought to be obtained.
This year, however, there is nothing of this sort
to be provided for. The Republican party of
this county is bone and sinew organization
with no hangers on or purchased adherents
There is no gasconading but a quiet determine
ton on our part to put forward our best men
and elect them. Voters, to the end that there be
thorough organization and concert of action, see
to il that every man goes to the primaries
Weekly Trinity journal., 1871-06-03

A WONDERFUL INCREASE OF VoTEs The De-
mocracy commenced the State campaign in Co.
lusa county on Saturday. and so far they have
done remarkably well. In the primary election,
held in that county on that day, Haight is re-
ported to have polled 200 votes for Governor,
and Johnson only l67. This makes a total of
1857 Democratic voters in Cousa county.
Again we say, the Democrats are doing we'll
Haight especially. The result is remarkable
when we consider that at the last Presidential
election, when every voter was brought out,
Colusa county poled exactly l,059 votes, of
which Seymour had 600. Since then the Demo-
cratic vote in Colusa county has increased G68
votes the primaries prove this wonderful fact.
OF course there no repeating" The State
Central Committee allowed one delegates for
every two hundred Seymour votes, and gave Co.
usa county only fonr votes in the Convention.
Having already polled 1867 votes. Colusa is
certainly entitled to seven votes. Let the appor-
tionment be amended. If the Democratic vote
has proportonaly increased throughout the
State, Booth and seby might as well go hang
themselves.--S. f. Chronicle.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1871-06-03
REPUBLICAN ONGRESSIONAL
CONVENTION.

At meeting of the Central Committee of the
Third Congressional District, held at Marysvile,
the 9th of April, the following resolutions were
adopted:
RESOLVED, That Republican Convention OF the
Third Congressional District be held in the city of
Marysville, WEDNESDAY, JUNE 81, 1871, at 3
o'clock PM, for the purpose ofnominating a Con-
gresham for said district and the several coun-
ties comprised in said district are requested to
elect delegates thereto.
Resolved, That the basis of apportionment to
said Convention shall be as follows: One del
egate at large for each county, one for every 200
votes cast Mt the Presidential election for Gen
eral U. S. Grant, and one for every fraction over
100 cast therefor.
Resolved, That the several County Committees
throughout this district recommended to
adopt the following test No person shall be
permitted to vote at said primaries who did not
vote the Republican ticket at the last election,
or would have done so had opportunity offered
and who will promise to support the nominee of
said Convention.
Resolved, That the County Committees in this
district are requested to call said primaries in
conformity with the law known commonly as
Porter's Primary Election Law.
ResolUed, That the following is the npportion-
ment of delegates to which each county will be
entitled in said Convention.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1871-06-03

lIUMBoLDT NEws.-In the Sfgnat, of the Gath
we find the following information JOHN A.
WATSON has been appointed Inspector and Dep
Dty Grand lecturer Of the 9Th Masonic District,
comprising the counties Of Trinity, Klamath,
Del Korte and Humboldt....TBE Signal urges
the people of Eureka to celebrate the coming
Anniversary of our National Independence....
THE Masonic Fraternity of Eel River will eele-
brate the approaching Gath of June. F. B. si-
nonds is Secretary of the Committee Of Arrange
meDts.