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80 RUTS II It' WORLD
AWAY"

Pale, dark-eycd Margaret Stephens
stood at the window, looking out upon
the dreary Dccenibcr hight. Dreary
December night. Disary t. s)ns per
haps, but not to her; for to her every
thing shone in the golden glamour Of
young loves drs, sweet dream.
Dear Robert, why does hc not
come p mlrmured she, as tho litIle
clock uron tho mantle sounded eight
At last tho tardy step WAS hard at
the gate, and the naxt moment he
WIS by her side, holding her hand in
his, and calling her all the honey
names that two foolish young
psople ever conjursd up in court
ship Of six months.
Have kept you waiting Mag
sio p
Yes, Robert
"That naughty old Office; but then
you know, my birdio must have q
nest"
"Dear, kind, good Robert" said
the girl, looking tepIerly up in his
face, 3" do you know that | sometimes
think my happiness is too great that
somcthng-I cannot tell what-seams
to say to me that it is only dream,
from which must suddenly awake p
"God Forbid" said hs solcmnly, as
he kissed, again and again, the lovely
lips. "God forbid that my darling
should ever awake from her dream y
They were very happy in their love
thsse two.
Margaret had been attend Ing school
in The town Of L., aud boarding al
her aunt's.
Here, at q tsa,party, moro than
eight months ago, Robert had seen aud
fallen in love with her.
Tonight they were TO say good'by
for time, for Tomorrow early Mar
grst would start for hor homo in The
city.
The sweet, sad words of parting
wsro said, the last fond kiss was taken
and no was gone.
81 will write, darling" wera tho
last words he said al will write oi'
ten, aud soon | will como to you
"Not if | can prevent it, hissod
the voice OF one, who, from q secure
hiding-place, watched the farewell
I" Not If | can help it--and 'oM pre-
vent it,"
Th. -.,- h-a lion as y p'''-'
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Maccarto fought desperately with
his swold, iuilcting some fearful CASH
cs on the faces Of both lions O1o Of
the other lions now seized the unfortu.
nate min by his only arm, fracturing
the bones, while another tore q piece
Of flesh out Of his thigh. Maccarte
retained his presence of minl, and
Gale out 10 the men to fire among It
tho animals. Rcvolvcrs anl rill.s
were accordingly procure J, and whilst
some fred flank cartridges full in the
faces Of tn, iofuriatad beasts, others
probcd them with heated irons. stabbed
them with forks, aud beat them with
a ladder and iron Scrapcrs, Event.
ually u slide was introduced between
The bars Of he cigc, behind which Mr.
Brcblll, the agent anl john Ryan,
one OF the keeper, drove four of the
lions. At the ith lion moro shots
were fired but it WIS not until tn
hcntod bars were applied to the nose
Of thl animal that il r5linlrishel it,
hold a1l ran beh,nl tho partition.
Miccarle then staggered t. his feet,
but ere h. could reach the door. All
before the slide coull DO closed, the
African liun os.il rushed out, scizil
the poor fellow again by the foot, anl
dragged him back into tho corner
among the other animals. A,ain the
rrightIul struggle wont on. Miccartc
was dragged up anl d0wa tho cage by
the head AMI tho l'.s thrGc OF GIr
times, the h'or being completely sat-
nratcl with his blood. Some rifles
loaded with shot wcrc now lisci,r.cl
among the savage brlte1, aul with
several irons, now heated to rel glow
they were beaten into a corner and
the partition closcl against them.
Maccarta was then released /, Ill con-
scio1s ~ he was jyru' tptbc iui.m
airy, ho cSc'ajmol 10 u .o.,ov work.
man; Harry am done ior' In
addition to the back part Of tho scalp
al! Tie flesh hal been torn from ,he
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How 10 see Under wafer.

A correspondent Of tho Simifc
An ricaH snys:-fho In lians ofNouh
America do this ly cutting II hole
through the lee, aud then covering or
hanging n blanket in ,ach . mluncr as
to darken exclude tho djrao, rays Of
the sun, when they are enable - see
into the water anl discover ish a, any
reasonable depth, Lot any one wh' is
anxious to prove this, place him'cil
under the blanket, and he vii. be aston
i,hod when ho boho,ls with what
Jr,Iiiancy everything in the iluid world
is lish;ol up, | once had occasion to
to examine the bottom Of a milhpond,
for which | constructed float out Of
an inch plank, sufficient to buoy me
up; through the centre Of this Hoat ]
cut a hole, and placed blanket ove'
it, when | was enabled to clearly dis
cover objects on the bottom, and sever
al tools were discovered and picked
up. am satisfied that, where water
is sufficiently clear, this latter plan
could be successfully used for search
ing for lost bodies and articles. !
would now sugses,-that this expert
ment be tried on the sea for l an
satisfied that, with craft like the
Great Eastcra, wher3 al obsCrvato'
could be placed at the bottom, Will
sufficient darkness, by aid of glasses
we could gaze down into tho depths o.
tho sea, the same as We can survey th'
starry heavens Of midnight
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How B)LoGNA SAUsAG1s ARE MADE
IN TRoT.--rhe Troy Times makes
some startling revelations as to h5w
bologna saulse5 ar. mtls in thas
city. \ hatcher shop, k'pt by n mn
named Sha lijck, hlging been com.
planned Of, WIS yi'it,l by q clupIo Of
policemen. Ia cxlm,nin; tho shop
they foial a quantity Of young veal,
calves hca Is and intestines, which
Shalllck confessed he u3sl in making
bologna saaag,s. The eaivia from
this disgusting IN ,terial WI, unb1ArIb!o,
and the o,iicer5 retreating to q conve.
nicnt distlucc, compelled Sh'ddock,
whose organs Of smell were ulliciently
discipline /, to dispose oEthe stuH IL,
was taken bllovc SIpcrinten lent Nc
Kenua, where, it being represented that
he WAS rccont arrI7al from Swilz r.
land aaI unable tO sp'aE English, hc
was allowed tD 90 ut liberty on condl-
,joa iha, he wou. change his business.
The of ,cri Afterwards mld0 anoIh-
er visit to tho place, anl on opening
an leo box were sickencl by tao sighr
anl odor Of forty pounds Of rotten
beef. Thny had inten led to remove
everything Of this nature in the place,
bat their stomachs rcbolled, aud Shad-
dock, under their supcriutency, was
compelled to d. away with tho meat.
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A pious negro woman was once
caught by her master, stealing a goose
aud the next Sunday she partook of
III, cImnlni1r, after which her master
accosled her as follows:
"Why, Hannah, | saw you today at
the communion table.
"Ycs, tank do Lord, massa. l was
lowed to be dare wild do ro4t OBJ his
family"
But Hannah, l was surprised to
see you there no said. "low about
that goose ?"
She fooked a little surprised, as "
she did not understand tho question,
but catching the meaning, exclaimed |:
"Wby, sab, do you tink Use agoiot
toilet an ole goose stand atween me aS]
my Maker21
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Ten years passed. Ten long AM
wea"y years to taoso two aching
hearts.
BY his campfire in tho Far WeSt, a
man sat reading letter, lie was tall
slout, and handsome, but bronzed by
exposure to the weather. An extract
from that letter ran as follows:
81 know that | am soon to debut
before so, | must toll you Of ;ha
great wrong did you aui another.
DO you remember the note you found
in the path as you went home that
night? You thought she wrote it,
So she did-but not to Henry O3-
burne. She had written it for the
servaui-sirl, who pretended that it,
was for her lover. With that note in
her handwriting, my course was clear
[ know that | did wrong, and could
not rest easy IN my grave without tell
ing you this. Forgive mo, as | hope
God will forsivc.'
There was moro ofthe letter, but
we will not road it. IL was signed by
Mary Stephens, Marsarct's cousin.
She who hal watched the lovers part
ius years ago. aud had vowed to prS-
vent their meeting;
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A Terrible Fight with B.iOns.

Fsom a roccn: English paper, we
copy the following graphic account Of
a fight with wild beasts
A dreadful scene happened in Man
lers Menagere, Market square, Bol-
ton, Thomas llaccarto being attacked
aud killed. by lions as he was perform
ing in their midst. it was tho last
evening Of the exhibition, anl Mae
carts undertook to give an extra per-
formance. 10 the cage whore no en-
tered wcro five li0us. The animals
had been pu. through their leapng
exercises, when MaccIrte noticed that
Que, q fall gown AsiaLic was restiVe,
aud showed his teeth. lio drew his
sword and pointed it Ihrelteningly ut
the lions mouth. His attention being
thus diverted from the other animlls, a
young Afri,an lion crept slcalthily
out from thsgroap aud sprang towards
Maccartc, sezing him by his right hip
and throwing him down. At the same
tim, tho Asiatic lion fastened itself
upon his head, tearing Of por,ioa of
his scalp. A scene Of the Widest con-
fusion enspd women screaming, gpd
men ruunitg about in all directions in
search of weapons. 1t is usual in
Mander's ponageris to keep number
OF irons Continually heated for emer-
gencias, but on this occasion they had
been remsTed, aud fresh irons had to
bo PLACED b the fire,
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Never Tempt 10 Man.

nv 'N"V"iuS hHi w my SC'hp'
b,ok, placed thore fvc-and.twenty
years ago, and | regard the lesson con.
tained as worthy Of being printed in
lctt'rs Of g'll, anl reaaeto d upon the
conscience Of every man:
The late celebrated John Trumbn'I
when a by, resi- lei with his f.'h.r.
Govorn)r Trumjul', at hi, residence
in Lebanon, CJnnec,icui, Ia Tia, neigh
borho'l Of tho VI Jhcstns. The gov.
crum!ut Of this trbo was hare ltarr
IN ths family Of tho c,leb,at,l Uncas.
Among the heirs Of the chieftiiuship
Vas an Indian named Zachary, VIII.
though a brave man, aul an oXcellont
hul'cr, wis as drulkcn a1l w,r,h,5ss
m llian "a Gull b. tIlll - TIA
ie1th Of intervening h,.rt, Xl;hIry
Gull hinstlf eltiill - "a, royal
poTcr. Ia this m)ml1t the better
genius Of HlchIry as,uu,l sway, all
he r.a a'ctc ! slriouH ". NJw cau
such ltunkpl wretch rs an a'gi,o
II b. ch ef Of his noLll tribe? what
will my people say? How shall the
shades o! my giO,iDa3 ancestor, lo,k
down iniisnaut upI1 slti a su3clSs.
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the shore h,i boon Frightened 10
hours Of ueel aul troabls by her ssn-
to presence. Many a fsvorish heal
had boon soothcd aud cooled by tho
magic touch Of her hand.
Many sickly app.tito had been
'emp,cd by s,mo little dslieaoy ttom
the cottage on the hill.
Many were The smiles bestowed up.
m h'r 10y little ragged urchins in re-
turo for somo trivial gilt.
Returning one afternoon from ono
of these missions Of mercy AMI love,
SIC Uttered long upon tho cliffs.
The eeullo south wind came OF the
SEA, and wojsl her dark tres'es.
Ths sun was sinking behinl pile
Of golden clouds in the west.
The gentle tapping Of ia, waves
came up the ellis with a sound sweet
an soothing to her woary soul
Aye! for she was weary she told
herself, a. she sat AMI thought.
Thought of hcr happy childhood.
Thought Of her mothers love, ard her
fathers care Thought OF the happy
months that she hal lcornel to love
Robert Wylcy. Thought Of the long
dreary years that had passed since
theu-and Of her struggles to over.
come that love. Thought Of tho grave
deep down in her heart, where that
love was buried. Thought of, and
wondered atthc rong, which even yet
it canscl her to brins NJ these lonl
old memories from their hiliug-placc.
A5 she thus thought, AMI wondered,
and dreamed IhIught of tho past
aul dreamed Of the future, s,tlngs
muotion was going on among som,
i'hcrmcn down at tho foot Of The
CLIFF.
The tide hal borne in somcthinc
and thrown it upon the beach, and
around that slmeth NJ group Of stout,
brouz2I and rough m!n were gath.
cred
What is It, John ~ she asked Of
man who was running near her.
" \ dead m1u, mum, has been wash
ell ashore"
, Where ?"
Down at tho foot Of the cliffs,
mum
n Accustomed TO lccnes Of this kind
she was soon at the foot Of IA cliil
knsclpg beside the form that lay there
upon the sand, COLI and still. She
lid not utter the ,ry that rose to her
lips, when brushirsaway the dark and
= tangled locks, she recognized the face
. tho ilco sle lal not seen fr ten
yaars-tho face o. Robert Wy'ey. Sh.
7 did not cry ont only tho pale face
r. grew paltr, aul her heart seemed al.
= most to ccas, its beating Cor M.
, ment
That ui.ht she kaew all. Tn, me-
= in undressing thu boly found sma
| day book, wet AM sDilel by lons uss,
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Thc Turn Of The Ycpg> q

.-.-..--.. - - -.-.-.--.--.-.-.---r -
The rurn o. The XcaAC
ny GEORGE nACDoSALD.
|.
A gentle wind Of Western birth,
From some far summer sea,
Waken daisies in the winiryearth,
Wakes thoughts Of hope in me.
The sun Is low the paths are wet,
And dance with fr,LAe hail
Tho trees, whose Sptes time is not yet,
Swing sighing in tic gale.
Yonrg CLEANS Of sunshine peep aal play
Thick vnpOrs crowd between;
Tis strange that on a coming day.
The earth will all bc green.
The North wind blows, and blasts and
pycs.
And daps his snowy wing;
Back tosstby bargs on nrtc waves,
Thou canst not stay our Spring.
H.
TIP come the primrose, wondering;
The snow drop droOpeth byi
The holy spirit Of the Spring
Is working silently.
Sweet breathing olors gently vile
Elrth.s other children out ;
On Naiure's facc a hopeful sml,
Is iiickSring about.
When earth lag lard. unloyoly, dull,
And life within her slept.
Above her heaven grew beautiful
And forth her beauty crepi.
And ihough tears fall, as tall they will,
Smiles wander into signs,
Yet it the sun keeps shining siill,
Her perfect da! will rise.
III.
he sky is smiling over me.
Hath smilei away tie fret.
Clothed with young green The patient lea,
With buds the woods embossed.
The trees vet ,hul not out Tho Ky
Il ,er- down on the flowers;
They liz their beauty f.arlcssly,
Tncy hide ia !caly bowers.
This day is yours. sweet birds ; sing on.
The coal is all forgot;
Ye had dream, but 1t is goae:
Pain lat Is past, Is no.
Joy tho, was pa #, is cone again;
Aud ii the Snnmcr.spirIi. brings,
Ne" ce.e. il il a loving pain,
That brOJls Instead VI sings.
".
Blow on me. wiul, fron we'i anl S)u,h
Sweet summer-spiii, blow
Come like kiss from dpiF chilts mouth,
Who know MT what know.
The carlh's perfection comclh soon,
Ours lingereih aiway,
We have n Spring time have n moon,
No sunny Summer day.
Rose sprinklel eve, gold branded moru,
May still POOR Natures sigh's;
To Us h.ghtr hop' is born
We rest in TIA, "e rise.
But at t',o last the sapphire day
Nj over Us viii bow;
And mln's heart, full Of saalighi, say,
Lord, It's lhy Summer now.'
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Down by the seaside stood a neat
white cottage, the homo where Mar
garet Stephens, with her faithful old
bouss-ksepsr, had found refuge from
tho unfriendy outside world.
Tea years had loft their mark upon
her, but she was beautiful still. Her
life 10 her new home had been one Of
wsfaluss, II not Of j'y,
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Curious instinct Of the Bees.

lOucy -DccS Urc lVcrhoi ny iu-
stinct not by art. They nevor dcviato
from tho course thy were created 10.
The Grst comb thy ever built was as
perfect as at o., present day ; no art
has improved the shtps or siz,. Oaa
bee lays all th> eggs, while the 9TH
crs raise aud pro'ec. them each bee
loo' itS part Of the labor in gather.
ng in th, stores ADD nur.ing tho
young ; AMI | havo noticed for somo
years, th,ir mo 10 Of gathering pollen
or bee brcal. 1t il tbs;
When bee goes out after food, il
alights on some Kind Of flower, and,
gathers part of is bal then goes
to another nDw,r Of the same kind,
anl perhaps third, to obtain loai.
Another bee goes ou', and if it n
lights on an other kiai of flower, it
keeps that Kind ill ii gets load.
liu, how IS this knjwn! GJl 20 to
the hive AMI watch them as they
rom, IN .so,,h,rc ,,y,w r,l,o, o.,
their le-, othogs have ligh. oolors
.o,bor. h,y, d.,r, .h,,n, Lo, h,s ,,y,
col,rs on hs lcs1. Ii you see any,
you will see mlre than have, for
,,r,.l;I.o,lt,,,,,,,l,,,, 49,, n,.
,,,-ol;,i, i..I,,,,, r,1, fac cb,,,,
.orn,l Th,o,hcrl,y !, ovcrh,,,-
.r,, bi,, I hro,, on, ,.o,, of
c,rn, onl r,,,lth, d,T,rc,, col,r,
/, Iir.,,y, coils which c,nf,n,I m,
b,,rr. r,rI s,,,,, hcy lito n
,l.r..,.,rc,,l o.. ,y..,r os humane
,r..l.,....,.. .,. .i.;,r =. ,h,;r oor-
f,.,o,,,,l. ...,..,,,,;,, ho,,ror,;n,or
,.,m ,mo,c. ,l, h,,i,oI.I 6,yo h;y
cd I ,,ycT h,lone swarm ,o,v,di
.., from, III, L.y,
A,o,hor c,,f,,. ,hi,ci :, ,h,ir r,,r
i,.,,i, m,,.s anil rur.irc ,bom so
,,l..,r anil .ror,h,v b,n,ro ro,,s
las. ,h,y j,s,roy ,len. Bat instinct
bo, directed lhom ,o doit Another
rpri,,. ,hi,,i. ,h,, whom tbov rat
iob,,o nnn,r,,, tb, m,,hcr b,e
.hn.l call o,tanl,t OF her bro)l
to 90 with her and leave the others
+, ,a,o car, Of the youIr WIZ not
call thor, ,u m, ~ @, with hor
E,,,r.,i,..i,c, IN. orlcr,l !, o.h-
crSise. Certain one. ro ont with her
,L;l. o,h,,, .r, c,,,;,, :, w.,h
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tpruss to towh. Blythe light thpsSf,
fordsd bs ea,v n ,inv s.recO,, n,rxas

just as >he wind was -aittipE Aac+o;'s
the path bcfSro him. sc6c iuicfla-
tsimpalso prompted him to catch it
w.
Hs did not stop TO real it, bnt car
ricd it on, absqntly twisting it in his
hands, while his thoughts woro busy
elsewhere. Bat in his room that
night he unrollel the little scrap and
read:
DEAg HARRY II am sorry not
to see you before | go. | h'pe you
will write wheo get to town.
Yours ever
NJ name was signed to it, bl. there
was no nis;aGing thJss do,icite char
acters.
1t was Margaret Stcphe1s's hand
writing. Sl1 whose L isses wors still.
warm upon his lip,, she u2ol whose
love no hid stik3d his a,l-lyc, s,lk-
el and LOST, lac told himself, for Harry
O,blrne was his rival, and for him he
felt the noi0 was intended. Bat how
cane it there The MESSENGER had
probably dropped it, aud not having
Teen able to fil il, Mr.. Harry o,
burnc was in b'is.ful ignorance Of the
favor intopdei him.
The next morning R)bo-: u',oni.h
ell hi' ialhor by requesting that hc
might BE- allowed to 20 to the Wes,
on some business Of tho Grm that al
b'eu inl:llei Tor special agent
His excuse was su lien dssire t. see
the county,
"FAlfc, fair, AMI fcslo.' mlItere,
he a, ho was borne rapidly away. "Bit
Oh! Margaret, to bl.'cyo this o.
you!'
'Why iocs he MT write = sad
Mirslret to herself, as day after la,
her father came homo aai d,l not
bring the long expected letter
Ole night, less than month from
her return, b, came home AMI brou ght
not l1ttcr from Bohert, but the
agsing step, the weary face, aul the
throbbiag head that toll To plainly
the samo sal tale that ha, been told ST
oltcn-thNt he was bankrupt, and ,h
who had been reared in all lence, wa
pcnni,css.
Bravcy she took mp the burden o
her misfortune -brave'y sho bore it
even when week latter she stool b,
her fathers bedside, anl realized tia
'ho was not Only poor, bat lrienllcs'
and alone.
Alone, for many years before he
mother had gone to tho "shiuin.
Shore
From the general wreck her lnwyc
,uccscdcI in saving a small pi,lancc- -
not mach, but sill enough to bu
her small hom, anl keep hot al1y
want.
Each day she sail to herself: Rob
cit will hear or my misfortune and wi
surely write or come himself
But day after day plssel, wee
glilei into week, bni still not word
At last, tired of "hopins agains
hope" sho gave it up, aul tried to fol
got hin.
1T was my COLL after al, and 10
my heart that he valued. will foI
get him. lle is not worth an homes
womln's love" Thu, she tod hcrscl
and SO she tried to do but, oh +. tn
terrible heart-sirusglS,
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1872-12-21
Saturday, January IL, 1873,

at II O'Clock am, the following described
property. to-wit: A certain lot of land situate.
lying and being in the county of Shelby, State
of Tennessee, known on the plan of the city of
Memphis as lot number four az, in block num-
Der ffty-nine (59), in Topp's ub-diyision, be-
ginning at point in the north line of Vance
street, two hundred and eighty $3.50 feet east
of the intersection Of Vance and Orleans
streets; running thence westwardly, with the
north line Of Vance street, sixty-fve (65) feet;
thence northwardly one hundred and eighty
seven $50 feet. to an alley fifteen 15) feet
wide; thence east. with the south side Of said
alley fifty five 1857 feet. to the northwest corner
of lotfve l6) of said block; thence southwardly
to the beginning; together with all the pTivi-
leges and appurtenances thereunto belonging.
Also, one ~ set parlor furniture. two ~ sets
bedroom furniture, three 49, carpets, and a lot
of kitchen furniture.
Said deed Of trust Is recorded in the Regis
ter's Office OF Shelby county, in Record Book
No. 81, on pages IS. 36, 81 and 3S. The right of
redemption is waived in said deed. The title
TO said property is believed to be good, but /
will sell and convey as trustee only.
The property will be sold in the order adver-
tised, unless the maker of the trust should
direct otherwise.
Memphis. December IL. 1872. S7-1l3
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1872-12-21
hFAsoxIC DIRECTORY.
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LODGES. ~
SorTz MyrPHIs No. llS-meets ID FRIDAY
N ssch month-hall corner Madison and Sec
nnd- A. J. Wheeler. W. M; j. Harvey
Mathes. Secretary.
IxaxpoSA. No. 16s-meets LIST Monday in
.very month. at Odd Fellows Hall; corner
Cnn+t and Main, @. G.. Locke, w. NJ; b.
Richmond, Secretary
LEILA scorr, No. 2sa-mests list Thursday
81 aach month--hall corner Madison ana Sec-
cond. S. Sturm. W. M, u. hstadter'
Secretary.
Drsoro. No. 2o-meets Sd Friday Of each
month odd Fell,ws' Hall. X. Y. Wlilam-
son. W. NJ; R. VI. Shelton, Secretary.
KuwrSyryo, No. 341-meets 9Th Friday OF
.arh unonth-at South Memphis Hall, corner
of Madison and Second. W. B. Richardet,
". NJ; Louis CIapski, Secretary.
ROYAL ARCH.
PEvS CHlPTER, No. 2-meets "a Monday OF
.aeh month-Odd Fellows Hall, Q g. Locke.
Nj. 3. HIP. A. j. Wheeler, Secretary; o,5
MKNPHIs CBAPTKR, No. 9o-meets at Odd
PaIIoWs' Hall, Sd Monday Of each month: W.
s. Matthews, Il. Z. H. P; John W. Ward
Secretary.
ErurxI COUNCIL, No. 6-meets Sd Thur
dsv ~ Each month-Odd Fellows Hall. G.
Reder, IN. III. @. II. Myers, Rec.
TKNPLARs.
cvpxyx CoMxAxDERY, No. 4-meets 4th Mon
dav Of each month. Geo. Mellersh, CON-. L.
]. Barchus, Rec.
cuv.RY CHAPTER OF RosE CRoIx, 18th. No.
I Charles w. Adams. 32d, NJ. w.; ID.
Tomlinson, sd. Sec.