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LOUISVILLE.
Roa.meD,s Association,

LOUISVILLE, Nov. Ga meeting of steam
boatmen at the Board of Trade rooms to-
dav organized a boatmen's association,
adopting substantially the same constitu-
ton and bylaws as those of the Cincinnati
Association, and determined to give ban
quet to the delegates to the convention on
Wednesday, and S565 were raised for that
pluoe The directors of the as )ciatiOn
are rank Carter, II. Verhoff, jr., j. b.
Levi, A. I. Gilmour, L. p. Durham, Moses
Irwin, r. Voolfolk The officers are !:
President, R. H. Voolfolk; Secretary, Adam
Wayland; Treasurer, Commercial Bank.
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FOREIGN.
FhANUE.
Chicago, Washburne andlthe Phoenix


Chicago, Washburne Rndsthe Phoenix
Bird.
New YORK, Nov. "a letter from Paris
says the meeting held to procure means to
aid Chicago, convened by Minister WASH
burne, was largely attended by the Ameri-
can residents of Paris, there being many
English present as well. Washburne in his
speech said: "Chicago shall rise the phoenix
like from her ashes"
Tucker, of Georgia, said he was glad as a
representative of the South, to take part in
a meeting which had for its object so praise
worthy purpose. He was sure that the
South would be as ready as the North in
giving to the sufferers.
Francis Corbin, of Virginia, also spoke
for the same purpose. Thirty thousand
francs were subscribed at the meeting.
NJ. Cochin, Project of the Department Of
the Seine, had issued circular announcing
the formation of relief committee, asking
subscriptions, stating that France, though
poor, desired to give proof of her fraternal
sympathies, in return for what the inhabi-
tants of the United States had done in the
French misfortunes.
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CINCINNATI.
Two Streets to be Given over TO Raj
roads

Two Streets to be Given over TO Rail.
roads.
CINCINNATI, Nov. 6.-The committees
on roads and canals, railroads and sewer
ages, of the Common Council, in joint ses-
sion, agreed to-day to recommend the
Council to vacate Kilgour street and Eggle-
stOn avenue, from Pearl to Front, for use
of the Cincinnati Bridge Co. and Pittsburg,
Cincinnati and St. L. Railroad. If the
Council adopts this recommendation, and
it is believed that it will, it settles the ques-
ton between the city and Bridge Co. and
railroad with reference to approaches to the
bridge, and secures all depots now pro-
jected this side of the river. A provisO is
annexed that all other railroads may use
these streets on equitable terms.
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Boston, Nov. 4.-The first days races,
under the auspices of the Boston Jockey
Club, were run to-day over the Mystic
Park course, near this city. The attend
ance was large, and the racing good. As
tronomer won the hurdle race; time, 1857.
Tubman won the dash of one mile; time,
lac; and Alroy the race of two mile heats;
time, 3:42, 1929.
Boston, Nov. 6.-Running races at Mys-
tic Park-selling race purse five hundred
dollars-all ages-mile and half-Mary
Louise l, Lord Byron ?, Cardinal 8. Time
2:42s.
Club purse six hundred dollars, all ages,
mile heats-Tubman l, Joe Elliott 2, Ger
old 3. Time 1:47d, 1:49.
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THE GOVERNORS MESSAGE-OUR
STATE FINANCES.

TIOIN inc ITtnIOn UdltIIt.
On Last Monday Gov. Brown submitted
his message to the Legislature. The mes
sage is a tlattering commentary on the abi-
ity of our new Executive, and shows fur
thermOre that he has undergone the labor
necessary to make himself familiar with the
financial condition Of our State. His re-
commentators are pertinent and the whole
document shows that he is keenly alive to
the embarrassments under which we labor.
We are glad to see that the Governor
gives forth no uncertain sound on the ques-
ton Of paying our State debt, and we believe
that the Legislature heartily endorses him
in his views.
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THE Washington correspondent of the
. Louisville Ledger says: cit is well known
here that the mistake in the Presidents
proclamation, by which Marion county,
South Carolina, was put under martial law
instead of Union, occurred through the bad
penmanship of jonathan Wild (AkerInan).
The list was sent from the Attorney Gen
erals Office in Akerman's hand writing. 1t
was satisfactorily deciphered except the
word 'Union,' which all the experts in
handwriting finally decided was Marion,
and SO the proclamation including the latter
county went Forth"
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BOSTON,.
Ser,ous disaster among the whaI

Serious Disaster among the WhaIers.
Boston, Nov. G.-News of disaster to
the whaling feet has advanced whale oil
from sixty cents to one dollar a gallon.
The Boston insurance offices had little If
any risks. The New Bedford offices lose
million.
Martin Vonkleck, seventeen years of age,
has been arrested on suspicion Of stealing
six thousand dollars worth Of jewelry from
his father in Brooklyn. -
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NEW ORLEANS.
Sinking of the Steamer Wade Hampton.

NEW ORLEANS, Nov. 6.-The steamboat
Wade Hampton, from Vicksburg to New
Orleans, sprung a leak and sunk opposite
Donalds9nville this morning. No lives were
lost. The cargo was !, 169 bales of cotton,
80 hhds. OF sugar, hundred barrels OF
mOlasses and $500 sacks of cotton seed.
Most of the cargo will be saved in a dam
aged condition. The boat may be raised.
1t was valued at sixty thousand, and insur-
cd in Western and Northern offices for S}5, 1
900.
Arrived, the st. Louis, from Liverpool
with 200 Immigrants.
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ALABAMA.
The Chattanooga Road "Busted. .

MONTGOMERY, Ala, Nov. 6.-Judge
Busted has granted an order declaring the
Alabama and Chattanooga Railroad Co. a
bankrupt, and appointed Col. Gindrat re-
ceiver, and designated Nov. % as the day
for the election of an assignee. Col. Gin
drat has heretofore been the custodian ad
interim appointed by the State.
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The Mormon Laws.

The Mormon press have made no response
to the published fact that polygamy in Utah
was utterly diSayOwed and condemned by the
Mormon authorities until six months after
the passage OF the Territorial act against
adultery and lasciviOus Capitalization. The
act was approved March 6, 1852. The rev.
elation Of pOlygamy is said to have been
made Aug. 20, 1852. This overthrows
completely the charge that the United States
Court here was wrong in allowing verdict
under the act against polygamist, on the
ground that the act was passed by polyg
amous Legislature, and hence the interest
not TO punish polYgamists.
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NEW HAVEN.
Police Attacked by ROwdies.

Police Attacked by ROwdies.
NEW HAVEN, Nov. 6.-While the police
were arresting two notorious rOwdies in the
Fifth ward this afternoon, the officers were
attacked by the rOwdies' friends, and one
officer was severely wounded. Nearly the
whole police force was summoned before
the arrests were made.
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( ~ the election for Senator in the seven
1eenth district On Saturday, Col. Cooper, OF
Lewis county, carried MauTy county by
over four hundred majority. 1t is supposed
he has been elected
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IHE registration of voters in the city of
New York closed Saturday evening. The
total registration foots up 1882. This
number exceeds that of last year by 0,926.
This is the largest registration ever known
in the city, L --e
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SAN FRANCISCO.

SAN FRANCISCO, Nov. 6.-The disaster
to the whaling fleet was fully predicted by
the Esquimaux, but no attention was paid
to their warning. The Esquimaux were
boarding the ships and carrying off every
thing of value to them.
Joaquin Miller.
The wife of joaquin Miller publishes a
lengthy letter in the Oreg0nidn, asking his
fellow citizens to welcome him as a poet
and man of genius, but giving her version
of their difficulties, and implying severe
censure for his abandonment and neglect Of
their children. af-',
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TENNESSEE Bonds closed in New York
last evening at sc for the old issue and 65ss
for the new.
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Mr.. John Borax has an upland field in
Blount county, whis has averaged sixty-two
bushels Of corn per acre this year.
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81 The Radicals ofSt. Louis want the Rad
sieal National Convention held in that c;tv
and are taking steps looking to that end.
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THE TURF.
Fleetwood Park Races.

NEW YORK, Nov. AT Fleetwood
Park to-day George Palmer, Henry, Ameri-
can Girl, George Wilkes, and w. H. Allen,
trotted mile heats best three in five to har-
ness, for purse of $500. The following
e I,a
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A worthy young man namedJ. S. Frazier
was killed at Memphis, Saturday, Nov. 4,
by falling from window in the jackson
Block. -t
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GREAT BRITAIN.
Emigration.

ELoSDON, Nov. 6.-EmigratiOn returns
from the port of Liverpool, for the month
of October, show total of 14,263 depar-
lures for the United States.
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MEMPHIS.
A Victim OfDrink.

MEMPHIS, Nov. 6.-R. A. Shepherd,
agent of the Transfer Company, suicided
here to-day with laudanum. He was from
Louisville. Intemperance was the cause.
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SALT LAKE.

Brigham's FIight-Last Seen Making
Hard for Mexico.
SALT LAKE CITY. Now 5.-A well known
Mormon, writing from Beaver under date
of Oct. 81, says: "Brother Brigham arrived
here this morning, and after resting five
hours, left for st. George, on the southern
border OF the Territory. He was escorted
by twelve mounted men of the Nauvoo Le-
gion. am told" says the writer, "that he
has babe final adieu to Salt Lake City
This movement of Brother Brigham is great
ly agtating the minds of the people here
aboUts,o
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A few days ago Mr.. 5. N. Ruth, of Shell
byville, caught from his well fish about
two inches long, almost colorless, and appa-
rently without eyes,
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GERMANY.

PrOmIse OF InlIOrm COInHEe.
BERLIN, Nov. <6.-The Federal Council
approved the draft of a coinage bill which is
to be submitted to Parliament.
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COTTON is in moderate request in New
York at 6S5e for middling.
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a revival in the Baptist Church at Jones'
borO has resulted in twenty-four accessories
to the church.
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H. Warwick was fined $50 by the Crimi-
nal Court at Knoxville on the 4th inst. for
resisting an officer.
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THERE was heavy snow storm in Utah
Saturday night. m 5-e
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1t Is reported that Gov. Palmer is pre-
pairing message to lay before the Legisla-
ture, which meets on the 18th, in which the
eontIoTersy between himself and the United
States authorities, together with all the cor
respondence between him and Mayor Ma
son and others relative to the military oc-
eupaney Of chicago during the fire, will oc-
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The Montgomery (Ala) Adrertiser re-
CARDS the action Of. Judge Trigg, in the
Alabama and Chattanooga railroad case,
as favorable to Alabama. The Advertiser
learns that the Governor of Georgia win
recognize the action Of his State Courts,
and cause the road in that State to be
turned over TO the Receiver for Alabama.
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The United States Supreme Court to-day
granted leave to the State of Kentucky TO
file petition for a mandamus to compel
the Comptroller of the Treasury to
issue warrant for S525, 259, the amount
alleged to be due on account of war claim.
The motion will be argued on the 18th inst.
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UuTEU STATES SUPREME COURT
Important Cass New PsncIBg-kormOns
Specially Ints estsd.

WASHINGTON, November l4.-An inter
esting oase is pending In the United
States suprf me court, FfsotiDg judicial
proceedings in Ussh. Two years sgo q
GENTLE Arm in Salt Lake City sustained
damage TO the amount Of $SO,O ,O00 by the
destruction Of their stock of liquors, by
order Of the city justices, for non-psy-
M ut Of license The hrm brought suit
against the city under the Territorial
laws, and q verdict was rendered In the
United States district oOurt in their
favor for the amount Of loss sustained
The city appealed to the United states
supreme court Of the territory on the
ground that this was q terri, orisl case, and
the jury snould, therefore, be summon d
by q territorial marshal instead Of q
United States marshal The higher court
sf1 med the decision Of the court below,
and an appeal was taken by the counsel
f'r the city TO the supreme court of the
United stes. The decision If the latter
is snxiously awaited by the Mormons, as
it collsterslly involves the legality of the
grand jury summoned by the Uniled
States marshal which found the iudict
ment against Hawkins, Bh ham Young
and other prominent MOrnons, under ter
FitOrial laws
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Saturday, Sep.embsr Is. 1871,

within legal hours, the following described
cal estate, situated in Shelby oUuntys Ten.
ness ee. to Wit:
First-A tr. CT OF q 50 acres, known "a lot
Ne. of the origin. a subdivision of loan
toPes farm, on the Raleigh road. oCunded IS
iolIoEsi BeGtnninR ~ q etAEe on tbs kAIeiRh
road 3 hains ard 0 Inks sJuth OF Tsyioi =
soutbesst cofreI Tor 8 o acres; taer CO north
- ~, east with the Center OF sat- road ~
cna ms and % nnks; thrncs porth 4Ss 81 east
IS chsins xLd 81 links 10 AIT, ia 50 q ror d I,
tnencs nor b, { chains and "a inks to q stak .
and ost oak POINTER; thence wsst 20 cha ms
and y hlks 10 q stake on The east line Or
said 90 aer e; thence south q chains and
acres
s.cOpd-A trae, of land. being b. B. 8
WluIsm : original entry 80. al, made on the
9th oI 5epteDb-r l5D In rsnSs7 eect on =
OF he 1llh snEveyVr's distric on e. z soutL
de Of Woif sIvsr ard Counded a. fonovs:
3 sStnnn & al q stake In th.- Ortbe-st corner
OF Ohsrls hSsnoarcSs 80 acre emmy No IS;
tne nee east IS ch aims to u AISEs N e1ce south
ch dos 70 sake, etsphen kelfre's south
west come thence oss 20 chains TO stake.
WI sSn S~DdeInu's n1LLw,s -orper OF his
Ill acio enty; thei ce nth 81 chains to a
> ak, ths noTtneast c srBer o. I~hn kent's
2 ere entry, NO. iVt9; thence west chains
- The southeast corAsr o 8 g. sore ., try IN
the n ans ". A. Boy ant; thence norlh 10
chstns spd % Il Ks 10 atd pryanI's northeast
coraer; LheL - west rs CHAINS 70 staks, ssia
bry ants noItn1est corner; thence n0rln II
ooAins ana &c links 70 q ktsks a A. Davis
n 1Lneast corBsr of his 80 scrS entry. no
'VV4i t1once west eEAn1 acu . IL ks 70 q
staAe; tnsnce Dorta 10 cnslns and Is inks to
the uegfnllIng cJnt4ieInE l65 acres
fhlfd a " o. II land boauueI a. fo.lovrt
Bsgtnntr at the nOrtt east corner o. lot No.
iS IN the center OF tns Mems hIs and Somer.
VILE p anK road: thence with said road
north ~ east 2te c3sin to the int oIion
OF tHs west aide vi a 80 foot slrsst with said
piank 70 d; thence . nth 81, west with
sal a. cot street Al So l,0 ehAh.E 20 the inter
eeclon OF SAID ~ foOt fe.t WIZ ano her 20
10 tsIssti themes north So west el chairs:
thence north 81, east 20 u 90 chains 10 the
been subdiy.oec gtc Iots, eonlatninR. re-
Gpeelvely. 2 os, 20 -Lae II 20 &C es
Trims OF sate-On = rrsoit seven and
snd a lien ista NED Il pay ment OF the par.
chA money. Equity OF 7, q Pnon barred
EDAuAD A C0Lk. Ozark and NasIer
Au&s EesTss, Attorneys. nelswsd
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HuI

Amrng the new bills and resolutions
was 4 by Nr Lumpkin, regulating the
costs il cases Of partition.
Mr. Allison, OF WIlnamson-To
amend the lind registration laws Of the
State. It makes 1t the duty Of the regis
tsrs TO keep in their oface book, to be
entitled a mortgage and lien book. In
which shall be registered all deeds, etc.
By Mr. Samsel- requiring voters to
give satisfactory evidence of having paid
their pOll-tsx bsfore being allowed to
vote.
By Mr.. Psrker-Grsnting further time
20 delinquent TAX collectors 70 collect any
unOOlleosed taxes for the yesru ls65 and
1861
By Mr.. Ferguson-To sell the States
interest in turDplkes of the State,
House bill-To compel solvent rsilroAd
companies 20 pay their semi annual inter-
est due 70 the State, in cash. Passed third
resdiDg.
In accordance with g Joint resolution,
botE houses met In joint convention for
the purpose Of elec ing q public printer.
Jones, Eurvis & Co were nominated by
Senator Ridley and Mr., Vaughn, Of the
honSe. Representative Blevins nomi-
mated Paul White q Co. Mr.. Mcconnell
nominated Thomas Waters. The vote
stood: Jones, Purvis d Co., 81; Paul
White q Co, IL; Thomas Waters, Il;
scattering. 9.
Jones', PurVis q %. were declared duly
elected public printers.
Adjourned until 2 pm, when both
houses met and proceeded TO pay their
respects to MIS-. Polk.
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4, AUDERDALe COUNTY, ALABAMA
"TskInq the Illegal Stufass out Of the Bal.
lot-Bsx"
Special to the Appeal ]

Special to the Appeal
FLORENCE, November14 --Oficial count
il not Jet complete,as the officials are tax
ing the Illegal stufang out OF the ballot OF
this county In the late election. The re-
joicing Of the "Bripdle- Tails" is attended
with much trembling for the result,
though it is plain to see that the Radicals
who could not before the DsmOcrssi
masses OF the county make 3 stand, have,
by deeply laid scheme, deluded unwsIy
Democrats into advancing their Defsrious
ends. Some Of the deluded show their
snsrling teeth when c0nfOunded with
Radicals. The commissioners elect are not
Radicals, as indicated in my lsst, and seem
ashamed of the political adultery In which
they are caught. We fear they will not
bring forth fruits meet for repentance.
Ths bargain seems to be sealed: already
one Of the brindle purps, in his drunken
delight, reVsls IN the prospect Of legisls-
tive honors; his party think they can rely
on their soft shell allied in the next strug-
gle rouse. Nous VeTroBS.
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TELEaRAeHlc PERSONAL.

CHARLES FRANCIS ADAMS
called from Boston. yesterday, for Geneva,
JUDeE MORGAN CARPENTER,
Of New York, died PoUghkeepsie, yes-
terdsy morning in his sixJy-fourth yssr.
JoNBs, PURvIs & co
were yesterday elected public printers OF
Tennessee by majority OF thirty-eight.
n. GOULARD
has bsen appointed am mbssssdor of France
st the court Of King Victor Emmanuel
N. PICARD,
named ss French minister st Belgium.
CoNPTROLLER GREEN
has removed all Of the clerks Of the DIFF
ferent markets who supported Tammany.
LOUIS LIPPARD,
q New York gsrroter, was yesterday sen.
tenced 70 eight yesrs' imprisonment st
hard lsbor.
WILLIAM KBKcH
wss arrested in ProvideDce, Rhode Island,
last evening, as q confederate of Couch
and Miner, the noted cOuntsrfeiters.
JOHN &. MURRAY,
8 farmer living nesr Pleasant Hill, Miami
Ooio, was murdered last Saturday
night by JOhE Cecil. Primary cause
whisky.
hon. GHoRsE TAYLOR,
Judge Of the twenty. fourth Judicial dis.
Irict OF Penn sylvsnis, died at Huntington.
In that State, yesterday morning, of 8
stroke Of paralysis.
CHARLES o'ooNoR,
is to be retainsd for ths prosecution Of the
defaulters of the T8mmRny ring, until
the last one OF them has been forced 10
disgoTge.
C. CHASE,
3 boekbiuder, In the employ Of the Fon
du LEc wisconsin, Common wealth office,
has established his clsim to q fortune in
which will give him s., 500 COO
GENERAL SHERMAN
and his party yesterday visited the fri gate
Wsbssh, in the lower bay Of New York
harbor Thursday the frigsts viii So for
Europe unless bad weather should prevent.
GOVERNOR .PAIRoH1LD,
OF Wisconsin, has suthoriRsI the furnish
ing of three Thousand feet OF lumbar. free
of eX Xpense, 10 every fsmily who viii It-
hui d on their lots recently devastated by
hre.
MRS. JOHN MADDEN,
of Brooklyn, yesterday sued the Staten
Island ferry company Tor 5000 dam sses,
for the IS OF nsr husband, killed by the
Of the boiler Of ths steamer
W estheld.
SENIOR EoRILLA,
whose supporters in the Spanish CorteE
propose 20 Introduce a motion for 3 vots
Of a want Of confidence in the ministry,
sx plains that the motion will be made ~
the special request Of the ministers them
selves, made 70 him.
ALEXANDER FREAR,
one of the newly-elected Sssemblymen OF
New York city, says that even IL be is no;
out OF his seat in the legislature
he will never claim it. He added that No
TsmmaDy Democrat who had been elect
cd 10 the State senate or legislature should
90 to Albany this winEer. And they
ought not,
SCOTT RUssELL,
In q letter TO the London press, Yesterday.
giving 8 history of the so called socisl
says thss II Prince Albert hso
been living ne would have Dsen its lesder
The mo cement originated In proposal TO
form = union between the peers and the
and he denies most posi-
lively that its objects or methods we're
political or revolutionary, and strongly
advocates perseverance in this effort In
the interest OF social progress and reform.
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chancsry Sale Of Real Estate.

Odices: No "a North Court street, Mem Do ia,
Tenn; osLouee bpilding. YIcksbrrg Kiss
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NAsHvILLE, November 1.-THE Ms
sonic srsnd lodge OF Tennessee, now 10
session st Nashville, yesterday adopted
resolutions expressive Of the sympathy
with the grand lodges Of Alsbams and
Texas for the lOss by desth OF their grand
masters slso. with the grand lodge Of Illi-
nois for the loss OF their records At Spring.
neld ~ :, and with Chicago for the re-
csnt tsrrtols h1l Doanst.
A resolution OF sympathy and enoour-
9geh9en OF the grand lodge Of New Jsr-
sey. 60 udemning the formation Of lodge
IN thSt STATE u d the authority Of the
grand loo g OF Hsmburk Z, was adopted.
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MAERIEn

ANGsTAsF-MCCAJL The resideu
OF the brides father, near Mssons Depot
Tuesday m~rninE. lhh inst, MT. A. D. Lar G.
sIAFF and Miss SALLIE A. MCCALL.
Thus has smother OF orr most enterprisiDR
and sterling young merchants surrendered
70 one OF T6nnestee's fai,est and loveliest
flowers. Ffiend LAEesTAFF, your numerous
stchelor friends extend 70 you their warm
est co grstuls'ions, end hope your voysge
down lies rugged stream msy be bright AID
Jovous. sn4 end as hsppiIy s' II hes begun
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1910.

suit, and many OF her citizens are now
engaged In firing cannon, and other de-
monstrstions ofjoy in honor Of the new
road. Brownsville is determined to have
this prcJect put through st all hszards,
and will maintain her proud position in
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