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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1871-09-02
CHICAGO.
A Woman Drowned In the Lake.

n woman DIOWn6u In Ino Luke
CHICAGO, September l.
A few days ago aboat was upset In the
Lake. A man and woman, the Occu.
pants, were thrown in tho Lake, and
the woman was drowned, but tho man
was picked up, and while on his way to
the Station House with Mr.. McGaVern,
who rescued him, he ran away and
made his escape. Yesterday, the man
was discovered in the Northwestern X
Il Cos. shops, and arrested. He explains
his conduct as follows: lie said he had
been-en spree and met the girl who was
drowned, on the street, and asked her to
take boat ride, and she consented.
They obtained boat and when about a
mile from shore, she asked him to let her
row; while changing places the boat up
set and she was drowned The reason,
he says, for running when on his way to
the police office, was that he was a mar.
tled man and did not want bis wife 10
know that he had been boating with a
prostitute. He was held for examination
Today.
THE EVERLASTING CHENEY.
II is now said that there will be no
confirmation in Christ Church until Bish.
op Whitehouse requests Mr.. Cheney to
present the candidates, which he will
probably not do. Itshould be understood
that the action Of Mr.. Cheney has from
the first had the candid support OF his
wardens and vestrymen, in fact that he
follows instead ofbeing their leader. AT a
meeting Of the vestry last night Mr..
Cheney rendered his resignation for the
iiflh time, but II was met with an unani.
nous no.
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CALIFORNIA.


There Is very little betting on the result
OF the election, which takes place Wed.
nesday next. Both parties are working
hard. -l = .FH H#r
=, The excitement over the threatened In.
dian raid in Southern California IL sub.
siding.
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The plasterers Of New York intend
striking for the purpose of enforcing the
eight hour law on Monday,
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Thiers sent 10 the Assembly to-day his
first message since the prOlongation Of his
powers. lie thanks tho Assembly for It's
expressions Of confidence, repeats his pro.
testations OF devotion to the country, and
hopes to succeed in the rehabilitation Of
France,
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IL Tickets for sloo; 2s Tickets for
s255; SO Tickets for $500:
l5 Tinketa for AI0flO

The undersigned, latO principal business man
aget Of the very successful Mercantile Library
GIN Concert at Ban Francisco California, has
Concert In aid OF tho Public Library ofKehtucky.
The drawing will take place In public and
everything will bU done TO satisfy buyers OF tick.
cts that their interests will bo a6 well protected
asit they personally snperintended the entire
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1871-09-02

"A fire, Thursday, at West Weber,
S@h, near Ogden, originating in grain
neld, destroyed large lot Of grain and
farming machinery owned by co.opera.
tion company, and school house,
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weather Report.
War DEPARTMENT,
oTPEcH OF TIH CH1EP SIsNAL 0PHoIR,


OTTIcH OF THH CHIEP SIoNAL OPFICER, )
WARRINGTON, D. O., Sept. l-780 ?. n.
SYNOPSIS FOR TwRNTY.FOUR HOURS.
The highest barometer has moved from
the Ohio Valley.to the northeastward into
Pennsylvania, and the pressure has risen
since Thursday afternoon very generally
from the Mississippi to the Atlantic, but
has began to fall from Lake Superior to
Kansas. The Cl0udiness In Lower Michi-
gan has extended southwark TO the middle
Atlantic coast. Clear weather Is else.
where reported, and except on the imme-
dlate Gulf coast, north and northwesterly
winds have prevailed, with diminishing
force, in the Middle and Eastern States,
with northeasterlY winds on the south
Atlantic, and increasing southerly winds
from Indiana to Kansas and nOrthward
10 Lake Superior The temperature Is
alllng In the Middle and Eastern States,
md rising from Tennessee to Lake
Ontario and Iowa, The cloudiness 70.
lorted Thursday on the western Cult has
continued there, with rain, which IL now
Ilso reported In Florida. s
PRolADILTrEs.
The barometer will probably fall Sat-
irdaY, with increasing southerly winds,
md cloudiness and local storms from
Lake Superior to Arkansas. An area of
LIQUIDS and rain will probably extend from
ho Gulf coast northward to Tennessee.
partlally cloudy weather, with rain, on
saturday afternoon In the South Atlantic
states, and partially cloudy and clear
Weather, with light winds, for the Middle
md Eastern States.
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MTEsT VIRGINIA UNIVERSITY.
1971-72. tn

The last Catalogue shows an attendance Of III
Students Of this Institution. Five distinct De.
partments Of instruction, with a f1ll corps oi
competent Professors.
The Ancient and Modern Languages; Mathe-
mAtlcs, pure and applied; Psychology, Ethics,
Political Economy, Logic, Rhetoric, the sciences,
&c, &C., careinlly and thoroughly taught. Ptao-
teal Chemistry, and Physics, Illustrated by ap-
study Of Geology.
A good Library. Extensive Cabinets Of Min.
etalogy, Geology and ConchOlOgy; together with
many specimens In other departments Of Natural
History. Fine buildings; beautiful and healthy
location; good society.
FAIL TERA begins September 9Th. Winter,
December bth. Spring, March SOth. Commence
ment, June 10th. ..U..
Boarilng. nom % 10 a per week.
Tuition, nom SIS TO tA per year.
For further particulars, inqulre OF
=. ALRX. MARTIN, President
Jeb MorEantown, West Va.
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Another RO,cnzweis is Trouble.

lsaaC Rosenzwelg, prominent and
wealthy citizen OF Erie, was convicted
yesterday Of selling forged tickets for
passage over railways
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N0CT0E WHITTIER,
900 Pcnn Street, Plttsbursh. Pa.

Longer located in Pittsburgh than any Chronic
Disease Physician, 60 successfully treats VeneT.
|eAl Diseases Nervous Debility, lmpoiency, A
tai opportunities, q lifetime experience, wiib
|purest drugs prepared In the establishment,
icuies easce given up by others, no matter Whn'
iiAiied tell your private trouble. Consultation
Iree; Send two stamps for medical csaays
= laShood, WomAnhood, sent By mail, Isl
,sN eAcn both Tor % cents, 100 pages. All that
the euTiors, doubtful. or InonIsIiIyo wish M,
jInow, al About Sell. Pollution, Prevention, Mar
ElAge; kyery young man and woman ouphl Id
Fead y aa warning. The nervous, debilitAted'
% PaLslnhlly impotent arc scientifically advised.
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Public Library of Kentucky.

The Concert and distribution will take place
under the immediate supervision Of the Tfusteea
mentioned In the act Of Incorporation.
The Trustees will be assisted by we'll known
and eminent citizens OF KentucRy, who have
consented to be present at the concert and 70 gu
peLtntend the drawing and distribution OF glfls
The holders OF tickets TO which gins are award.
ca VIII bO paid on presentation or them or their
fraction at the office In Louisville, tho second
day after drawing and every business day for slI
months thereafter, and may be sent direct OF
through any Bank or Express Company for col
lection. All orders accompanied by Drafts, Post
once Money Orders, or GreenbAClLs, Will be
promptly. attended to and tickets returned by
mall registered or expressed, As deeired
holder, w '"'
Buyers will motto that there are only One Han
dred Thousand Tickets, instead OF Two Hun.
dred Thousand, as In the Ban Francisco Glit
Concert, and that there 10 S5O,OOO more distribu
ted sold that and made the awards In four
months and paid t4S9 90 TO ticket holderS from
November I'd TO 18th, 1870, and tafned over
Sl9 OO0 the Secretary due tickets not presented,
II Will be particularly noticed thRtitis a mat.
numbers draw gifts, as Il 10 not known what the
GIN Of any number drawn from the frat wheel
VIII be, until the sealed box, with the amount Of
tile gift plainly printed, ID taken from the other
wheel and opened In fall view Of tho audience,
therefore the larger gifts may not come out until
towards the last, OF In the middle OF the drawing
The Sl0O, ,0C0 glft In the San Francisco Gift Coz.
cert under the management Of Z. Il. Peters, was
the 20Oth number drawn, and was awarded and
paid 70 gentleman In New Orleans. nj 0lflS
10 all that can be drawn In one day,
~ The Numbers and Gfts are drawn by blind
children from 8 10 II years OF age.
The Drawing Will be eXtenslVoly published,
and parties ordering tickets will have printed
lsts sent them. PARTIES forming Clubs aud de-
'iring Information Will please address this once.
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FOREIGN.
FRANCE.
YERsAILLEs, September !.

AhoAALL@oI ocpbGLlDtE j,
The powers ot Europe sent cougratti,
latory dispatches to Thiers on the pro.
longation of his term Of office.
AdVices from the departments say the
people generally approve of the action Of
the General Assembly in relation to the
Chiet Executive. ...
It is said that pending the negotiations
with the Germans through Baron Won
Araim, the evacuation OF the French tor.
ritory will be facilitated by the Assem-.
bly's endorsement Of Thlers. n
A dispatch from Paris says the Aus.
trian Ambassador to France announces
that Italy declined to participate in the
Conference at Gastein.
An election for Council General will be
held throughout France at about the end
lf the present month.
Marcy has Withdrawn his resignation
OF Ministery Of Public Works.
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RON CITY COLLEGE, PITTS.

IRON CITY COLLEGE, PITTS.
l. BuRGtI, PA.
ful Institution In the United States, for tho tho.
rOughTprActlcll education OF young and middle
aged men.
E8r- For large descriptive circulars, contain.
Ing tull particulars, address
ly3ldGw J. q. SMITH, A. NJ, Principal.
NATIONAL BUSINESS COLLEGE,
In or Wheeling, W. Va,
Teaches the complete Science of Accounts as
applied to Commerce. Banking, RaIlroading. In.
surRnce, and all the business relations Of life.
aug3 HORNBRooK's HALL, MAIN ST.
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BETHANY COLLEGE.

0Tho thIrtIeth sOssion Of this Institution viii
commence on
Monday, 25th September, 1871.
and terminate on tho 18th of Juno, 1871. It 10
romAntically situated In tho midst OF tho beantl.
lul and healthy hillcOuntry OF tho "PAnhandle"
OF West Virginia, easily accessible by railroad
OF river, and surrounded with the niOst favorable
influences for student lIic Ithas a property In
endowment Buildings, Apparatus, Library, Be,
Of over t3bO 900, and Ia thus enabled TO sustain
faculty and furnish facilities for thorough edu.
cation Of the very Grst order. -. ...
AMPLE ACCOMMODATIONS
are provided for both public and private board.
ing and nniurnished rooms Will be let TO students
who wish TO board themselves. tnl
coURsES OF INSTRUCTIONS
I. Preparatory course Of one year. D. Regular
Literary Course, including the. Ancient Ian
Literary and Scientific Course, for tho Degree Of
Bachelor Of Sciences. I. The Course for Master
Ot Arts. .. The Course for Master OF Sciences.
y. Special Courses ID Practical Chemistry, Civil
Engineering, &C. Detailed information As TO
these Courses will DO found In our Catalogue
APPARATUS AND MUSEUM.
Tho Institution has a complete SGT Of Philo-
sOphicAl Apparatus, and Bludenta who wish II
are trained In tho uso Of Field Instruments-also
thoroughly fitted up Laboratory for practical
Instruction and work in Chemical Anal ysls, and
an ample Museum for tho study of Natural Ills.
tory.
TERMS.
Tuition has been reduced from $50 to $50 per
session. Boarding ffom 81 TO q per week. I'm.
furnished rooms from g. 10 $i0 per session. and
nee tuition 70 sons VI Ministers Of the Gospel
Of all denominations
For further particulars apply for catalogue To
Prof &. L. LoOs, Secretary; or, to
W. X. PENDLEToN, President,
jyl7 Bethany, West Virginia.
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BY TELEGRAPH.
ASSOCIATED PRESS REPORT.
Exclusively to the IntsllIgenoer.

(By tho WsStsm Union Line,
Once Northwest cor. Of Main and Monroe stS.l
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1871-03-07
Death Of Bishop Andrew.

At "a meeting held in Nashville on
tbe8I. the following resolution was
adopted, in reference to the death of
Bishop Andrew, who died in Mobile
on the 2d instant, after a brief illness:
Ra0freI, That we, ministers Of the
Methodist Episcopal Church, South,
Of Nashville and vicinity, and mem
bers of the Board OF Missions, and Of
the Book Committee, assembled at
the Publishing House in Nashville,
March 3. 1871, express our great sOr-
row at Che intelligence OF the death Of
rhe Rev. James OsgOOd Andrew, ID,
senior Bishop of the Methodist Epis-
e8pal Church, South, and the Oldest
Methodist Bishop in the world.
Bishop Andrew was a native Of
Georgia. He entered the Methodist
ministry when a very young man,
and was elected Bishop by the Gen
erql Conference, held in Philadelphia
in May, 1882. At the time Of his
death he was the senior Bishop Of the
Methdist Church, South, and the old
est Methodist Bishop in the world.
lie was beloved by all for his deep
piety and kindness Of heart, and was
an earnest, eloquent preacher. He
had been married three times, and
leaves a widow in Mobile.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1871-03-07

ternOon. Oorn-EO. mixed more active
and "a 81 hisher, closing quiet ct 5lle,
cash; this afternoon quiet and unchanged
Oats-No. 2 quiet and steady at SOC, Rye
No. 2quiet, st 90c. BarleZ-No. hrmer at
7297Sc, Highwines SOC, PROVISIONS ArmeT,
butquiet Mess pork s2l@5 cash. Lard,
I21<c, cash. Dressed hogs dull st 81 7097 20;
i've dull at s. 2597 75, cattle quiet at ss@65S.
ST. LOUIS.
ST. LOUIS, March 6.-Flour IN good demand
at full prices; choice superhne winter, $50
2: extra s6d7 25. Wheat-sprtug better; soft
Iowa spring, 81 308l 80; fs'l, strong prime to
choice red. 81 65G6. Corn firm, demand fair (;
mixed, in bulk, 5085lci yellow, 629h5c; No
white, Sic. Oats opened firm and closed
dull; No. 2 SOC; In sacks, 53955c. Barley
quiet, at 81 i25< for choice Iowas. Rye lower,
8Oc for prime Whisky dull, at S7Ec. Pro-
visions only In limited jobbing demand.
Mess pork, S2I 5O8. Bulk meats-clear Tib,
l01<c Observation-Disclosures SC; clear sides,
l5acGll5%: hams, sugar-eured, l5H@lb5zc
Lard jobbing at I214@l21ae. Hogs lower, At So
40. Cattle unchanged.
LOUISVILLE.
LOUISVILLE March The cotton market Is
very duh and prices lower; middling, l34c,
Flour firm and higher extra family, ~ ..
Grain firm, with good local demand. Tobacco
active.
FRANKFORT, March 6.-United States bonds
OF 1862, 961s
LONDON, March 4.-Consols sI5I for money
and on accOunt. American bonds easier; 1J5
Of 1862, 81; So OF 1865, old, g54i 5-2Os Of 1857
9l55; l0-409, S93z Erie, is Illinois Central,
ll9% Atlantic and Great Western, &c Stocks
stesdy.
LIVERPOOL March g. Cotton dull and prices
dropping; middling uplands quoted AZ I'd;
Orleans, I'D; do to arrive, 1850.
sales, 1900 bales; 1000 for export and specu-
latiOn and export. Shipments nom Bonn bay
for three weeks, 2C00 bales. Breadstuhs nrms
lOd@Ils 5d; winter lis Sd. Flour rs Cd. Corn,
new 38s Sd.
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BARRIED.

PERKINS-BOYD-Att the residence OF the
brides father, in Fayette county, Tenn on
the lst inst. Mr.. l. M. PERKISs, OF Shelby
county, and Miss Lou. RoYn ,.-. ---
s1rneg worse than death from shieldink tba
rents hands iam,
Seel how she gazes on him, silent praye ana
In every glancel Behold her bosom h'
Her lips seem trembling with impassi .,.o
fervor.
She points a finger at the savage horde -
Tbstnow the temples steps is seen apPr
ing;
It seems as II a cry Of agony
Escape her lips. COnvulsively she cling
To him. He hears their shouts OF ri0ah n II
shall he stand by and see his loved ehtksnd.
Before him fall prey to those tncs
devils2 1his
shall he receive her back into his arms viii
A withered rose, above whose buo, a.
beauty sary
The tempest had in all its fury swept? full
His uuivering lips he presses on her by.
one fond embrace-then from the ma r.
folds
He draws the poinard. High into the a..
The steel ssoends, and, with full force rel
ing, av
| Ia huried deepIy in his daughters heart. ~. M
! Her diving glance dwells smilingly upon II,
/ As down she sinks. She is beyond the Pois'
! M Rouan nnereenaries and their lust!
| The sire looks down upon his dying en-
| Once more the dagger CLEANS he sink
rest,
SEYMOUR L. Ii At
/ MEMPHIS
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Attachment Notlos.

No I227 A. DIN the Second Circuit Court Of
Shelby County, Tenn.-J. II. Pulte vs. Tnos.
+. Parrish.
I N this cause an attachment having been
j sued out under section 3455 OF TIC code,
and returned into court, levied upon the real
estate Of defendant, and affidavit having bee
made that the defendant Thomas +. Parrish,
Is indebted to plaintiff Ia the sum of S2S3 l5,
with interest nom the first day OF Hovem bsf,
1870 by balance due plaintiff on q certain
Judgment rendered in his favor in the S1pe-
rior Court, Cincinnati, Ohio. and against
said defendant, and that the defendant,
Thomas +. Parrish, Is a nonresident OF the
State of Tennessee;
It is therefore ordered, That he maze MS
personal appearance herein, DafOre the Judge
Of the Second Circuit Court Of Shelby county,
on the third Monday in May next and defend
said attachment suit within the time pre-
scribed by law or the same viii be proceeded
with ex part g, ana that copy Of thls order
be published once week, tor four conseeu-
tive weeks. in the Memphis Appeal.
Done 81 ONCE, this 4th day OF March, III;
p. ID. BOYLE, Clerk.
BY W. LEWIS WHARTON, Deputy Clerk.
M. n. Williamson, Lewis Craig, att'ys ioF
Ulafuflff. ulul
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SATURDAY, Anil Ist, Is7I,

Within legal hours, the following described
real estate, tO-wit: A tract Of land situated
lying ana being in the county OF Shelby and
State OF Tennessee, on the State line road
three miles from tie city OF Memphis, con-
tanning 493S acres, which said land is snbdi-
Vfded into tracts Of about acres each.
Also. lots Nos, ], 2, 3, 4, 5, 8, and Of the
homestead tract on the corner Of Walnut
and TAFT streets, in the city Of Memphis,
Shelby county, state of Tennessee.
Also, lots Nos. "A, Is. 10, Il Is and l9 Of the
homestead tract; plat and diagram Of the
above described property is on hle in my
office. II said land is not sold on the day
designated the sale will be continued from
day TO day until all Is sold.
IERMs OF SALE.-One-f fourth cash, balance
in 8, Y and Is months, taking notes bearing
interest, with good security, and retaining &
lien for the same.
Plats or diagrams may be had Of ROyster &
Tre zsyaut, auetfOneers, or st my ONCE.
March /, 1871.
Nd. i. STEWART, Clerk and Master.
Hanson, Swingley & DAshlel, Soils. for COM
plainsnt. mh2
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MISSISSIPPI.
GoyrrHaF EIcern Sustained in His
Dismissal IF CtiCers by ths
Supreme Court
legislature Proceedings Railroad
10 PsusaCOla-lOHes' Sus-
pension.
Special to the AFrEAL.I

Special 20 the AFPEAL.l
JACKSON, March 6.-The Senate
was occupied to-day in receiving re-
ports Of committees.
The House passed 3 bill incOrpOrat-
ing the Nicksburg, Ship Island and
Pensacola railroad.
A protest was presented to-day
against the action of the House on
Saturday suspending Jones, signed
toy sixteen Democrats and two Repub-
Hcau5. Objection was raised to enter
ing it on the journal, on the ground
that 10 reelected on the Speaker if it
went on the journal.
Something was expected to transpire
in the Legislature to-day on the sub
iect of the Governor going to the
Senate, but it is supposed the ques-
tion IS settled.
The Supreme Court sustained the
action Of the Governor in removing
officers Of DeS0lO county. This was
the test ease mentioned some time
since as coming up on appeal.
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ARKANSAS.
3 T ulI---I0hHsOH In the Chair for
for the First Time Stree
Impeachment
The CIs5 tOnItss Playing Policy
But It Dent 90 Down.
Johnson q bs ImpsaChsd and Clay
ton to be Reelected to the
Uaiisd States Sonata.
spselal to Memphis APPEALl


LITTLE Rock, March 6.-'After a
storm comes such a calm" The Sen
ate and the House are quiet. Lieu
tenant Governor johnson occupied
the Chair in the former body for the
first time since he was made aware of
the intention OF the Clayton party to
force him from the position to which
he shad been elected by the people.
He was warmly greeted by his
friends, and was seemingly well re-
ceived 10y his opponents. These lat
ter have grown wonderfully polite OF
late. and are again talking about en-
Iranchisement. They are meditating
q plan to hreak up the anti-admiRis-
tration party in the House by means
Of speciOus promises and hollow pre-
lenses Of friendship. Finding that
direct fighting would not win, they
have resOrted to strategy. Mcclure,
of the Supreme Court, is very active
in the interest, as he says, Of peace.
His dodge is, however, very well un-
dersto0d. The people Of Arkansas,
especially Of Little Rock, are not to
be guIled by either Clayton or Nc
Clure. They cannot repose confidence
in either Of these worthless. When q
movement toward enfranchisement
receives the sanction Of law and Clay
tons signature, they will believe it
probable or possible. Not until then.
That Clayton has some secret and well
laid plan, there can be no doubt. He
and his followers are reticent as 20 the
San5t0rship. They and he prefer to
talk of anything else. So far, but few
names have been mentioned in con-
uecti0n with that position, and sur
mise and conjecture in connection
Herewith has seized upon the people.
They ask, without hope Of answer,
what uext9 It's believed by some
that the Clayt0nites will make an at
tempt to imFeach Johnson. With
him cut OF the way, they viii re-elect
Clayton, put Mallory, Of Pine Bluff,
iu the Gubernat0rial chair, and Ebe
able to run the political machinery Of
Arkansas for the next six years to
suit themselves. 'For ways that are
dark the RAIDS at the Rock are pecu-
liar" Their plans viii crop out in
a Iaw days. If the auti-administra-
ton Radicals continue true to the
Democrats, Clayton will be fOiled, no
matter what he attempts. We hope so.
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PETITION FOR INCORPORATION.
No. >. R, D.-In the First caanosry Court Of

No. s39. r. DIN the First Chancsry Court Of
shelby County:
WHEREAS, J. P. Prescott. John Johnson
w Richard Harris, H. ID. C0nnell, W. s.
Bruce, Thomas Bacon, John "A. Liukhauer.
George Mellersh, e. A. Beehn, AleEaul-r
Ham, F. krOpp. John Beamish F. heuui-
ger Benz Bingham, W. III. Moystnn aHd f.
p Miller, all c.tizeus OF shelby county, Teu-
nessee, have fled an application In the First
Chance1y Court Of shelby county, for LETTERS
Of Incorporation, praying 10 be chartered as
THE ODD FELLOWS MUTUAL. I'D ssssef-
CIATION, OF MEMPHIS, TENN EssEg -t
To be organized and conducted for the beu=-
nt Of tue widows and orphans Of dec=ssed
members, etc. For particulars OF which
reference Is made to the petition lu said
cause.
1t Is therefore ordered. that aIl persons
wishing so 10 dO-maEe their appearance
herein at the COuri -hOusa OF said Count fra
the city OF mphls, Teuuessee. on. OF befJ.e
the hrst Monday ia April, lsIl. and sluF
cause, 70 any they have. Why Letters OF Luesr-
alton should not tSsus as pray Ell l0r ur
that the same VIII be heard and pr1cCaied
with exparte; and tnat COPY OF thia ord-r
be published Tor thirty days In the Memphis
appeal
"a cbpy-atteEt.
Edmund A. COLE, Clerk and Master.
By.k. j. BLACK, Deputy Clerk aud Master.
IL. EaercF, AftGru aT. lell