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odd Follows Hall. corner Main
and North Court streets.
LODGES:

odd Follows Hall. corner Main
and North Court streets.
LODGES:
MEMPHIS, No. -Meets every Tuesday might
OF each week, at s O'Clock: k. Ale1an'
der, y. G.; George W. Mathews, N.O-; Jonl
". Waynesburg, X. n Z. SecretaTyi h'f
Risk, Treasurer.
CHICKAsAw, No. Sheets every Monday
night Of each week, at O'Clock: u
Schloss, n. G.; John A Holt, v. O.; Georgt
WI Crook, Rec. Secretary; Thomas bacon
Per. Secretary; H. D. Connell, Treasurer.
SCHILLER, No. l40-Meets every "Wednesday
night Of each week, at s O'Clock: ]. A.Gro-
nauer, \. c. F. Henntgerf V. e.; h. Shlt
ling, Secretary; T. ActhmRn, Treasurer.
BANNER. No. IH-Meets every Friday NIGH
Of each week, at 5 o'clock: y. K. Jack
n. O.: J. +. Fischer, V. G.; VIM Henry Rec
Secretary; H. Backer, Per. SecreUaryi Geo
A. Wariug, Treasurer.
ENCAMPMENTS.
GAYoso, No. S-Meets on the first and third
Thursday nights Of each month, at O'Clock
John Gordon, c. P; 5. NJ. Norwood. H. p.
r. F.. Alexander, 5. W; Thomas Bacon
Scribe; II. D. COnnell, Treasurer; George "
Mathews, J. W.
MEMPHIS, No. S9-Meets second and fourth
Thursday nightsOf each month, at 3 O'Clock
ThOs. :. Bingham c L. A. W. NeWsom n
P: J. +. Randle, ;. W; George ". Snulh
crib I. S. Jukes, Treasurer; J. r. tlsch
DECREE LODGE.
MEMPHIS DECREE, No. Meet first SATURDAY
Of each month: W. II. MOyston, d. M; B
Bingham. D. L. NJ; j. E Russell, Al. N.
T. s. Jukes, Secretary, Leon Levy, Treasurer
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Wednesday, november 20. 1872.

in front Of my Office, 81 Second street. in the
city of Memphis, proceed to sell to the highest
bidder, for cash, the following described real
estate, levied on as the property OF defendant,
{. ID. Mclean, TO wit. Lot No I, block I3. cor
ner Of Fourth and Alabama streets, 70 feet
front on Fourth street, by ll2h feet rear.
Also, lot o, same block, Onting q feet on
Alabama street, by D22 feet rear. Also, lots
,, 3, 4 q ), same block, fronting each q feet
on Fourth street, by II2H rear 10 alley. Also,
triangular lot ~, at southwest corner Of Water
and Jackson streets, q feet front in block /.
Also, lots q, %, p, "a, . and 26, block II, on
Alabama street, fronting . feet each, by $50
feet rear. Also, lots 70, "a and -, block IT.,
fronting each . feet on Carolina street, by loo
feet rear. Also, lot Is, block p, Alabama
street, fronting . feet, by 80 rear. Also, lots
10, II, Is, 10 and 20, block ., fronting on south
street, 40 feet each lot, by l37Aa rear. Also. lots
10 and u, same block (2S], fronting each 50 feet
on Carolina street, by $50 feet rear. Also, lots
81 and %, ~, % and a, block II, fronting y feet
on Second street. by 100 feet rear. Lot p,
block 90, fronting j feet on Carolina street, by
10 feet rear. Also, lot 0, block Z, fronting q
feet on Third street, by iUu feet rear. Also, lot
10 same block %, fronting . feet on Jackson
street, 100 feet rear, corner OF alley. Also, lots
33, 81 and -, blOckl8, fronting p feet on Third
street, ll2la feet rear; all in the Fort PtcE er-
ing addition 70 the city OF Memphis, ana rs
designated i'm aur surEe. oil ~at Hddi ion aud
The nuarsu Of Tic same par u"Ul.FlE the map of
NJ. T. Williamson, published ll-IS7I. An of
nessee. 10 satisfy said judgment, interest and
cost.
sale to commence at eleven O'Clock am.
". j.. i. DOYLE.
Sheriff Of shelby County.
WestcOtt a Stahl, Atbys for plaintiff. .Oc27
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q WNEREAL Or sEcRET pIsEAsEs,

il now permanently established for the EEaL
ment Of patients, both male and feni4ss
who are afiicted with any form OF
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Supreme Court Sale.

No. 96, Second Chancery DOckat-In Supreme
Court az JacksOn--D. r. Cook q 90. ed al. vs..
J.F. FRANK, Ohm F. Mckinney at al
DY virtue OF a decree pronounced bv the
ID Supreme Court Of Tenuessag. ut Jackson,
May a. 1872, in this cause, VIII sell To tho
highest bidder. On the premises described, ia
lhae CITY Of MamnnLs- on
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UIIIUH Uu INV FWNNI7N0I VI
Tuesday, November 12, 1872,

By ]. H. CULLEN, Deputy Clerk
ii. 7. sale. Sol. for cOmplu't. Ocl
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Sheriff's Sale of Real Estate

Sale to commence at eleven O'Clock am.
W. j.. p. DOYLE,
Sheriff Of Shelby county.
WestcOtt q Stahl, Attorneys for Plaintiff.
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Sheri S Sale of Real Estate

DY virtue Of a Uend5 t0nt erponas to me d.
ID rected, from the First Circuit Court Of
shelby county, Tennessee, In the case OF y.
Dufin against JOIN Balm, administrauOr Of
John II. Balm and William Cox. Judgment
rendered May y, 1872, for the sum OF tire huu-
cents, with legal interest from date Of judg-
ment, besides costs OF suit, amounting tOs-X-
teen dollars and ten cents $50 l0l, l VIII, on
Wednesday, November 20, Is72.
in front Of my Office, No. 81 Second street.
in the city of Memphis. proceed TO sell 10 the
highest bidder, for cash, the following de
seribed real estate, levied on as the property
OF defendant, William Cox, UO-Wit.
a tract of land in Shelby county, State of
tennessee, being known and designated as The
north part OF lot No. 9, in Edward ). Todd's
plan OF the observation-disclosures tract OF land
sold by B.. Winchester 70 John :. Clay brook,
Directors and company Of the Union Bank of
Tennessee and by said bank to William Cox,
containing by estimation four and twenty
eight hundreds a 2S-l00j acres, more or less,
and bounded as follows, to-wit: Beginning
where the south side of Bass street inJersecJs
north So east, seven % chains twenty-five %
inks to a stake situated at the northwest cor
ner OF lot No. TO- thence with the line OF lot
No. 10 south 1 east, six o. chains thirty-seven
80 links to a stake; thence running between
the two springs south 50 west, one 90 chain
thirty-six t36) links to a stake; thence south
So west, o Z () chains fourteen 90 links TO
the center Of SOpby's Spring bayou; thence
down the center Of the bayou TO the begin
ming, to satisfy said judgment, interest and
costs.
Sale to commence at eleven O'Clock IL
W. ]. p. DOYLE,
Sheriff of Shelby county.
WestcOtt q Stahl, Attorneys for Plaintiff.
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No. Sc, R. Din the Probate Court Of shelby
County, Tennessee.-GeOrge l. DOUGLASS
admir- Of estate Of K. n. Bond, deceased, vs.
z. F Bond ct al.
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within legal hours, the real estate ia said de-
cree mentioned and described as follows Lot
No. one II in Block No 5l on the southeast
corner Of Linden and De-OtO streets. in the
city Of Memphis. shelby county. Teuuessee-
Terms of sale: seven months credit. pur-
chaser required 20 execute note with approved
personal security, and a lien retained upon
The lot until said note Is paid. Equity Of re-
demptiOu barred
John Il. FREEMAN. Clerk
81. CLAY KING, EsTEs &JACKsOS, Solicitors
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Wednesday, November 6, 1872,

during legal hours, sell 10 the highest idder
for cash, in front Of the Sherif's office, on
Second street, near Union, and in the city OF
Memphis, Tenn, the following described prop
erty ,to-wit; AtrscU or parcel of land lyingand
situated in the county of Shelby and state of
Tennessee: Beginning at a stake on the west
boundary line of the Homestead tract Of land
in the 18th Civil District of Shelby county,
Tennessee, which belonged TO the late Geo.
L. Holmes, deceased, on which is known as
SCOTS avenue, at its intersection with
Holmes venue, about 40 chains north Of the
intersection OF said SCOTS avenue with the
Memphis M Germantown p~lankrOad runs
thence north with SeOtJs avenue about 80
chains to summer avenue; thence eastward
about 20 chains to Rembert's avenue; thence
southwark with Rembert's avenu about 40
chains to Elizabeth avenue; hence westward
with Elizabeth and Holmes avenues about 70
chains to the beginning, embracing the orig
tnal homestead of said Geo. j. Holmes, now
occupied in part by Geo. c. Holmes and in
part by W r. Holmes, intending to levy on
the entire interest of Geo. c. Holmes therein,
being an undivided one-half interest levied
on as the property Of Geo. C.. Holmes. OctO-
Der 9, 1872. W. ]. p. DOYLE,
Ocl6 Sheriff Shelby county.
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DIRECTORY.
MEMPHIS

PosroFFIoE, MEMPHIS, July l, lsH
OFFICE HoUEs-FROA s An. TO JPN. 81 y
A FROM To 10 AN.
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SAD SHOOTING AFFAIR IN FIFTH AVENUE.

The Victim the SON Of = Bank President.
Coroner Young was yesterday called to the man
sion OF Mr. Jacob Campbell, President OF the
Pacific Bank, No. 300 Fifth avenue, to hold On in
quest over the remains OF Frederick A. Campbell,
twenty years OF age and born in New York,
who had shot himself the day previous under cir
cumstances which induced the belief that ne had
committed suicide. Deceased, who was employed
as bookkeeper In the banking house OF
Messrs. vermilye d Co.. Nassau street. fs
appears from the testimony Of his father, had been
doing an immense amount OF mental labor, and
frequent fainting attacks were the result. He may
have been low-spirted, but If so his wife and other
relatives seemed not to have observed It, Deceased
was In his room on Friday forenoon and HE
brother.n-law, Charles III. Meigs noticed that ne
looked pale and seemed depressed ID splrits ana
at the same time young Campbel sald, II feel Ike
the deuce' Campbell, being invited up stairs said
he would do so when. no changed MS clothes;
soon after which, the report OF pistol
being heard In deceascd's room, an examination
was had and resulted In finding him lying ON the
bed bleeding from wound in the chest, in the region
of the heart, and pistol lying beside him. Death
epsued ia q few moments afterwards.
In the absence OF any motive for self-destruc-
ton IL il believed by the relatives Of the deceased
that while loading the pistol, It accidentally ex-
pIoded In hts own hands, and he was shot ~
stated. Deceased was happy In hts domestic rela-
tons, and seemed to have no pecuniary or other
difficulties. The jury in their verdict found that
the shooting WAS accidental. Mr.. Campbell bAa
left widow Qud two Interesting children.
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CHRISTMAS AT ST. 1GNATIUs' CHURCH.
NEW YORK, Dec. %. 1872.

NEW YORK, Dec. %. 1877.
To THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD
In the report OF Christmas services at st.
Ignatius' church, contained in your Issue Of the
26th inst, il is stated that at the close OF the
sermon the Lords supper was administered to
about score OF women, but no man partook
thereof save the priests,". the inference designed
to be conveyed being obviously that on one OF the
highest festivals Of the Church the parish could not
muster up q single male COMMUNICATE.
Now the fact is simply that ii is never the prac-
tice OF members of the parish except in cases OF
special necessity to communicate at the late Gel
ebration Had your reporter been present ct the
midnight service, or at half-past seven A. M, he
would have seen no lack Of either male or female
communicates; indeed at the former service the
number was large tnat, though there was no
sermon, 1t was not concluded before two A. N.
OF the few who communicated at the half-past
ten A. M. service when your reporter was present,
IL is probable that the greater part were strangers
the members OF the parish having almost all been
present at one OF the earlier services. l..
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THlRTY.FOuRTH STREET SYNAGOGUE.

The Maccabean Victory Over Antiochus
Epiphanes-Hs Moral McaninG-Cha-
nuka, or the Feast of Dedication
Sermon by Rev. DIR. vidavcr.
Yesterday DR.. vidaver. rabbi OF the Congregation
B'nai Jeshurnn, preached sermon appropriate to
Chanuka or the Feast of Dedication, which Israel
ties are now celebrating. This festival began last
Tuesday evening. II lasts eight days, and is de-
signed to commemorate the victory Of the Jews
under the Maccsbees over the hosts Of Antiochus
Epphanes. The latter had desccrated the Temple,
and had tried to get the Jews to eat food for
hidden by their religion, to ignore circum-
cision, to embrace idolatry and to deny tho
true God. The Jews arose In rebellion against
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ministerial Movements and Changes.
BAPTIST,


BAPTIST.
The Examiner ana Chronicle (BapiisD and the
Iateuigencer Q,ciormed) both OF this city, are at
loggcrheads on the question OF infant adult bap
tsm and the relative merits Of sprinkling or i'm
merson. In the FIRST, Fourth, sixth, Eleventh and
seventeenth wards OF Philadelphia the Baptists
have not single church, Sunday school or mission
station. These wards contain an aggregate popu-
lation OF 0s9os souls The population OF the city is
put at 100000, and the f0rty-two Baptist churches
there are asked to unite TO plant schools and
churches in those destitute localities. A Baptist
missionary convention was held IN Providence, r.
l., on Friday, at which addresses were delivered by
home and foreign missionaries, and the wants OF
the entire mission field were very ably and fully
presented. The North Baptist church, in
Camden, n. j., organized in 1861 with thirty.
six members, has now membership OF 225
Rev. A. b. Earle, Evangelist, will commence sc.
ries OF revival meetings in the Baptist church in
yineland n. j., on the evening OF Thursday Jan.
uarys. The society have just built neat house OF
worship. Rev. Mr.. Randall Is pastor. Rev. r.. W.
Pearson, OF lafayette Ind Is to occupy the pulpit
% the First Baptist church OF Brooklyn recently
filed by Mr.. Gzllaher, to-day. The Brandywine
BAPTIST church, near GuthrieYille, Chester county
Pa, after extensive repairs made, was rededicated
On Thursday last. The Baptists in Omaha appeal
sor $1,000 70 aid In paying for their new house
Mr.. Amos Myers, who once represented the oil dis
met IN Congress, Is now Baptist clergyman in
during the past year expended 1854 81
toward the support OF thirty-four students
a. seven different institutions: and the present
rear the sum subscribed Is s3775 all Of which
was appropriated to the support OF forty-on
s,adents 10 nine different colleges. Northern
Baptist ladies have collected for foreign missions,
from the LIST OF April 10 the Ist Of November,
$8,776 40. In Maine there are $1,000 Frce-wlll
Baptists and 1900 regular $4,000 all told.
Each has q college. Rev. J. X Graves has raised
slos,oo0 for the PROPOSED Baptist Publication so
clcfy, At Memphis Tenn. The new house belong
Ing 70 tbs CbrstIss church, Camden. LAY county,
Ind. viii ~ 1s1lcHi1d on Lords day, December ~
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death OF the Rev. Father Burke's father
minican's health that he has been obliged TO post
pone some OF his lecturing engagements. Mr.. Burke
was over eighty years OF age at the time OF his
death. Mgr. Matteo Ag0stn0 Mengacc Bishop OF
Civita Castellana, is dead He was cightyseyen
years OF age. The coming sixth centenary Of the
death OF ST. Thomas Aquinas Will be celebrated at
Bologna with great pomp, as also In other cities
of Italy. There have been over Liz professions
in Poland this year for the benefit OF the Holy
Father, ana over los, 900 persons took part in
them. The lille Of the venerable Archbishop OF
Palermo was attempted a few DAYS ago. Two gen.
tlemen OF the "red party" shot at him through the
capped uninjured. The venerable Archbishop de
Merode while recently ascending the steps leading
TO the villa watson. Rome, slipped and fell with such
force that his right leg and left hand were broken
lie is under medical treatment ana expects TO be
about his business IN month or two. Last sun
day Bishop Grace, OF 81. Paul, Mimi, conferred
the order OF subdcaconship on Alphonsus Kinsle
Vincentius Schcuer and Bernard Locknikor, OF the
Order OF ST. Benedict. They Will be raised TO the
me b conerreS On mo be ay VII az tns same
Mr.. Petersen is the only Norwegian priest in the
Northwest lie will conduct missions among his
people in the diocese, having been sent out from
Norway specially for that purpose. Rev. Henry
J. Roche late OF Redwood, Wis, has
been appointed pastor Of Columbus. Wis.
Pope to the dignity OF an Archiepiscopal See.
st. Cecilias church, Philadelphia will be dedicated
by Right Reverend Bishop Wood to-day. The new
church OF 80. Elizabeth Philadelphia was dedi-
Gated last sunday by Bishop Wood. The Rev. John
Higgins, one Of the junior curatcs at st. Mary
Taunton. England, has been received
into the Catholic Church OF st. Mary at Torquay.
Father Adams, formerly pastor Mt Ballymcna,
county Antrim. ireland, has been appointed to
curacy by Archbishop McCloskey, New. York. He
be fine linguist. There are now eleven colored
scminarans In Rome preparing for the Mission In
America. The Rev. NJ. J. Phean, late OF Holy In
nocents, but now OF 81. Peters, was the recipient
last week OF handsome Christmas present In the
reso,nt,ons Srn., the saachsrs ~ ,h ', s
n0cents sunday school, The teachers present
them 70 him o. slight token OF their appreciation
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HARDEE'S OFFICIAL
NH IN ED
OF
LOUISIANA.

lust Published, and now ready for delivery;
- embracing all the new Parishes, and every
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Of business, and every head of family should
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Price, Sill, per copy.
For sale by r. w. Bringhurst, sole Agent
for Rapides and the adjoining Parishes.
May l3-tf
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EsVR Or T.arT
TO PLANTERS, AND OTHERS on RED RIVER, IN
WANT OF LUMBER.
nRDERS viii be filled al the low rate of
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