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ent sections in the gallery can pas down di-
rectly to the sidewalk. At the Stage en- .
trance there il projection thirty feet long,
large doors in each projection There are
fourteen main ticket Offices at the main en-
trance. At the east end there are four doors
Ios the entrance Of the singers, on Washing
ton avenue and ST. Charles street. The aud
itminn on the ground floor il l4G feet by
Us feet. The floor Is raised slightly from
the ground and has an inclination from front
10 rear to correspond with the galleries. The
main body Of the building is sparned By
double eGmenial arch truasea The gallery
exteods around three sides of the building,
being circular in front and having fall Of
Eve feet. The height Of the interior from
The floor to the ceiling in the center, is sixty.
asvea feet. The seata, both on the ground
floor and in the gallery, are arranged in the
best way for seeing and hearing. In order
10 secure the bet acoRtic properties, the
ceiling Of lhe hall b areAed 20 ~ to avoid all
psojsctionsL In the ceiling arc Eve skyights
and tveaty lunette windows, opening when
delsed, for ventilation. Further ventil-
= in i secured by Lrge number of win
down, plsred on al rides Of the building.
Al the e-.iesn end Of the building is the
saes, sevesey.fve feet BY ninety-six feet,
md elssatsd four feet. It is caplble Of ac-
cemmoaaing -lsl nuaic;ana. From the
plaG5oeD are arranged seafs in successive
tiess, all s.diaiing towards The directors
stAsd. These seais will accommodate fifteen
husdrsd singen In the rear Of the stsee
are hrs large doos. which open into cor
sodoe/bR feet vide, which connects the
lajies and gentlemen dressing rooms, situa.
ted on eaeh ide. The one on Wellington
avenue i reserved for ladies. the other for
seselemcn. Beneath the stage i. large re.
ception rooa viGh doom o. either side.
Oser Tie saage i soanding hoard enriched
vith feseo voek, snblematic of music
&c. In the towers in ffset ass two Rooms.
each eiGhtesa fset b tveaey-eeven fees, oc-
.upsed b. IL secrslasies I'D conmiftees.
The structure il wooden, and when en-
issly cuDPlsisa vill cst at lesst $50, 900. |
Ehs e,llay asd rsof ars supported, be.ides
Ae k.eD sQsko o. b. Spssrds q oos hun.
~ psIh, ohieA ssa % . sHnne fosndafioo. |
NJ eAnis5 - bsaches O the Szpusd floor
sitl bold II, ~ pa,sas md de ealles,est
,bouf 8. 400, making total Of over Il, 600 |
aata.
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Musps. At cL,rros-A wouAs snoors

MURDER AT CLirroS-A WOMAN snoors
Hxa HUSBAND On Tuesday morning at
Clifton, . husband aud wife. whose names
xe could not learn. bad . quarrel about
the possession Of gun. The husband do.
sired to take the gun aud sell it, which
tho wife opposed, and took the gun from
her husband, Alter tina. the husband
left the house. remarkiug that be would
leave the gun. He had got abou. fifteen
or twenty feet from The house, when tha
woman raised the gun. took deliberate aim
and fred, the ball entering the back Of the
mans head killing him instantly. The
wife was Immediately taken in custody aud
preliminary examination before Justice
Mason, Who. after hearing the evidence
committed her to Jail.
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To ConslllMptiyes!

The advertiser, having bee, permanently
cured Of that dread disease, Consumption, by
simple remedy, is anxious TO make known Y !,
his fellow sufferers the means OF cure, 10 ell
who deirsit he will send u copy Of the pre-
scrip,ion used, (free Of charge.( with the d.
rec,idns for preparing aud using the same
which they will Aud SuaE CuaE Tor UossuAP
rIoy, AsrnxA. BRoScuIrAs, DC. Parties wish'
ing the prescription will please address
Rsv EDWAED WILSON,
264 South Third Street. Williamsburg, MY.
nov. 9-ly. A.
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The initial number Of tho Mason County
Journal, under the control Of the MASON
County Printing and Publishing COmpa-
W." made its appearance Saturday, With
]. A. Gibbons, as editor. 1t looks very
much as it did under Bro. Towards al.
ministrstion, only its politics are somewhat
changed. We wish it success financially,
but deatl-eternsl aealh-poli.ically.
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DEMOCRATIC CONVENTION.

There will be q Democratic and Con.
seryative County Convention, held at the
Court House Of Mason county. on
Monday. the Goth of May. 1879.
for the purpose Of nominating county off,
GERS to voted for at the August election;
and also TO select delegates to tho State
Convention to te held at Psrkersburg, on
the 3Oth Of May, and to the Senatorial
and Judicial Conventions, to be hereafter
called. The Commute further recommend
that the several townships hold their prim-
ary meetings Oh Saturday the llth day Of
May, appoiat delegates to the County
Convention. By Order Of the Committee.
G. B. WAGGENER. Chm'n.
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Cow TO CIScIssAr1.-Johu s. King,
Esq. one Of The Delegates appointed by
the Liberal Republican Convention held in
this county few weeks since, to the Gin.
cinna.i Convention, left 90 The Hudson
Sunday evening, Tor that city Jacob
Bird, Esq. informed US Friday, that be
aud o. & Looinis, Esq, would also at.
tend the Convention. The prospect is
that our little State will DO fully represent
ed in the Convention.
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Run Orr team belonging to Mr..
Charles. became d'seugagcd from the wag.
on while at the Wharf last Wednesday,
and dashed up Main street at . furious
speed. No serious damage was done.
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james W. Kelly, and Geo. W. More.
dock, Esqs Of Hartford City. were in
town; the former on Saturday aud the 9th.
or on Monday. Both have gone to Ciu.
eipuati.
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MASON CIry.-Wbile in Mason City
last week. we noticed several new buildings
were being erected. Besides the new
buildings, great many other permanent
improvements are being made. Mason
City will soon be ono Of the first towns on
the Ohio river.
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At a meeting Of the Vestry and Trustees
Of Christ Church, Protestant Episcopal,
held at Point Pleasant, March 25.h 1872.
the following resolutions we're unanimously
adopted.
Inasmuch as It hath pleased Almighty
God in His wise Providence to take out
of this world the soul Of our deceased
brother, William Weisner Miuturn, the
Senior Trustee Of this Parish, and for
twenty-five years communicate Of this
Church.
Resclred. That we how submissively to
His will who has taken from US another Of
our members and faithful officer Of the
Church. knowing that HE doth all things
we'll"
Resolred. That while we realize the
great loss which this Parish has sustained
in the death Of our last removed brother,
place upon record the expression Of our
confidence 10 bis earnest and holy christian
life, assured that while the loss is ours. We
can say Of him that ito live was Christ
and to die was gain
Resolved, That we deeply sympsthize
with the family Of our deceased brother 10
their ELECTION. and that copy Of these re-
solutions furnished 10 the Point Pleasant
papers. and the Southern Churchman for
publication.
II. Z. HAYDEN. Rector.
9 7. B. Muoas, Register.
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Lewis Township Meeting.

There will be meeting Of the Demo-
cratic aud Conservative voters Of Lewis
Township held at the Court House on
Monday evening, May 9Th, 1872, at Z!
o'clock. for the purpose Of selecting dele,
gates to the County Convention, and tran
sacting such other business as the meeting
may deem proper.
H. r. HowAaD,
P. G. EASTMAN.
D. W. PoLsLEY.
Township Committee.
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IAUrN,N.-Eyerv genuine box Of Dr.,
" NcLANE'S LIVER PILLS bears the sig
nature Of FLEMING BROS, Pittsburgh. Pa
and their private United S'alss Stamp "
"Take no other The market is 'ull Of I'M
talions. lap SON.
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IMMENSE sUCoEss-Agents Wanted
! male and female. in every county in thu
UsIrGp SrATss and Cnnadss. 10 sell our new
and most useful Patent; from one 10 six used
ID every family. ION per cent guaranteed =
For samples and terms inclosr ten cent. and
address FERGUSON & co., CAS- River Street.
Troy. N.Y.
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Don't forget the place-two doors below
the Court House is where s. G. Sisson re.
pairs Watches, Clocks and Jewelry.
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d. W. PoLsLEY,
Township Committee.
TowysuIp MEETING. The Democratic
and Conservative voters Of Robinson Tp.,
are requested to meet 10 township Conveu-
ton, at their usual place Of voting. on
Thursday, the 9th day Of May, at2 o'clO'k
P. NJ. for the purpose Of nominating
Township officers, aud appointing dele
gates to the County Convention, to be held
on the Goth Of May.
MEErlNd IN WAdGESEa TOWNSHIP. p
A large and enthusiastic meeting Of the
Democrats aud Conservatives OF Waggen-
or township was held at the Clifton School
House last Saturday evening. Dr.. A. L..
Knight was called to the chair, aud j. W.
Tiuberlake was made Secretary. The
meeting nominated Dr.. A. l.. Knight aud
Dr.. j. r. Meeks for Justices Of the Peace,
and Henry Fry and 5. P. Sumuervills for
Constables.
A Committee was appointed by the
President, consisting Of E. A Young,
DR.. j. r Meeks, D. S. Stevenson, S ?
Sommerville aud John Behan, TO present
names Of suitable persons to represent the
township 10 the County Convention, to be
held on the Goth day Of May. While the
committee was out. tue meeting was en-
tertained BY a rousug speech from Judge
Simpson,
The Committee reported the names Of
the following gentlemen as delegates, viz:
S P. Sommervile. A. i. Sebon, Benja-
min Hinkle, John Young. Samuel Tully,
James Timberlake, John Behan, H. g..
Hanigsu. DR.. A. L. knight and Z A..
Young. Alternates:-D. S. Stevenson,
f. H. Lauham, DR.. j. r. Meeks and
Capt. A Mcdaniel.
The above delegates and slternstes we're
unanimously elected by the meeting. The
meeting adjourned amidst the best Of good
feeling. We expect good report from
Waggeuuer township in August.
Pursuant to an adjournment, the Point
Pleasant Literary Society met at the Law
office Of James B Menascr, Saturday ev-
eniug. April 9th, 1872 President in
the chair Ga motion, the regular order
Of business was dispensed with, and the
annual election Of officers for the Society
being next 10 order, the vote for the vari-
Gus officers was taken by ballot. which re-
suited in election Of W. j. Kenney, Pres
ideut; DR.. G. T. B. Moore, Vice Presi-
dent; James B. Meuager, Secretary; S G..
Sissou. Treasurer; Geo. W. Tippett, Mar
shall. On motion, it was ordered, that the
Secretary make IF list of the newly elee-
ted officers, and that notice DO given
through the town papers that tho Society
would bold it's meetings hereafter at the
Academy, and that the Court House bell
would be rang at the usual hour Of meet
ing The President elect, at tue next
meeting Of the Society. Friday, May 81,
will deliver an inaugural address, having
been specially requested 80 to do. The
members will consider this abstract Of its
proceedings as sufficient notice Of the pre-.
cediug resolutions.
JAMES B. MENAGER, Sec'y.
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BlObbs. the philosopher, is opposed to
late hours. He says they lead to the pen.
iteutiary or TO matriuony. They end in
imprisonment, sure. Think of this boys,
as you wander 10 the soft moonlight with
your Dolly Vardeus.
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EXTRAORDINARY IMPROVEMENTS
Cabinet Organs

Tur MAsoN 4 HAyliS 0Raas Go, respectfully
announce the introiuclian ii improvements OF
much more than ordinary iutrrsst These arc.
REED AND PIPE CABINET ORGANS,
being the only successful combination Of REAL
PIPES with reeds ever made; -
DAYS THANKSGIVING KEYBOARD,
which can be Instantly moved to the right or
left. changing the pitch. or t'inspas'ng tho
key. -,
NEW AND ELGGANT STYLES or
DOUBLE REED CABINET ORGANS,
a, SlAa sisa and 1875 each. Considering Cap.
acity, Elegance, and Thorough Excellence u
Workmanship, thea are cheaper than any be-
fore offered.
Tux Mason 4 HAxLiS Organs are acknowl'
eyed EESf, and frum extraordinary facilities
for manufacture this Company can afford and
now undertake to sell prices which render
them
UNQuEsTlONABLy CHEAPEST.
FovR ocyAv. ORGANS $50 each; I'VE OCTAVE on
OAKS ei00. $,25 and upwards. With three
sets reeds $50 an upwards. Forty styles, up
to $3.50 each
NV ILLUSTRATED CArALoaur, and TEsIlno.
xrAL CIRCULAR. with opinions Qf MORE THAN
ONE THOUSAND MUSICIANS. sent free
MASON &MAMLlN ORGAN CO.,
ls4 fremont st., Boston. 500 Broadway. n, Y
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THE LADY's FRIEND yoR May This
number opens with aud uncommonly beau
tiful engraving Of The Lady Elleyu"-
who is kneeliug at an open window. and
evidently awaiting the coming Of her own
true Knight. The Fashion designs are as
usual, novel and stylish. and the pattern
department is amply illustrated With mod
els for useful and ornamental wear. suit
able for ladies Of moderate means, as we'll
as the wealthy The literary department,
is as rich as usual Price. 50 90 8 year.
Published BY Deacon & Peterson. Phila-
delpbia.
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1.-THE "GallipO's" can stand Jim Har.
per, we suppose the Ohio Barrel Company
cau.
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A GENTS Wan,ed.--Ayents make more
lat work ior US than Of anything else.
Business light aud permanent Particulars
free G. SrIysos / Co., Fine Art Publishers,
Portland Maine.
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Wanted the ladies to call at s. y. Sis.
sons aud examine bis new stock Of Gold
Jewelry.
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FREE TO BOOK AGENTS!

We win send a handsome Prospectus Of onr
N.p Inuaratsd Fcmay Bible conIaing over
As, fine Scripture Illustrations. to any Book
Agent. FREE Of charge. Address NATIONAL
PUBLISHING Co Philadelphia. Pa. Atlanta.
Ga, or 81 Louis M.
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III ~ Piano Co., N. Y lat class 42OO No
.sl.Ag nts Names Of patrons in 40 States
in Circular.
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CHEAP ADVERTISING!
Adv easements occupying ONE INCH Of space
will b. inserted in 600 NEWSPAPERS m
GLIDING 81 DAiLIES. In
SOUTHERN STATIS,

covering thoroughly tie States Of Maryland
Delaware, Virginia. West Virgins, North
Carolina, South Carolina. Georgia, Alabama
Mississippi, Lonisitna, Arkansss, Tennessee,
Kentucky am Missouri.
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~ CARPENTERS Builders, ~
and all who contemplate Building, supplied
with our new Illustrated Catalogue on receipt
Of stamp. VA J FIcksrLL & Co, Archi
tectural Book Puhm. 81 Warren St.. N Y .u
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Remember tia. the Register is nov the
only Democratic paper in Mason county.
aud in this Senatorial District. Democrats
lend hand in extending its circulation.
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REWARD

TDTTC FOR 81. swis, Magnetic TINE
] NU UKEEPEa and Indicator. lndisPen.
NIM 4. sable 10 every traveller. trader. hoy
IlW " farmer. snd fr EVERYBODY IN
need Of RELIABLE tine.keeper. Usual watch
size, steel works. glass crystal. in neat ORC.
IDE case. WARRANTED to denote correct time for
two years. NorHINe LIKE II LOO sold
weekly Thi. valuable article in neat case,
will BE- .ent. prepaid anywhere, for 81: for
30 Try one. Circular, free Or.ler only
from the Sale Agents, p. KING 4 CO.. Brat
tleboro. Vt
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What ia this Grand Specific for dyspepsia!
this bubling. sparkling. cooling, purifying reg
ulating draught they call Tarrant's Eferyes.
cent Sellzpr Aperipnt? Well, ii i simply the
Chemical fac .imils Of the Selizer Spring Water
which for 100 years has been accounted the
finest Oathariic and Alternative ia ell Europe.
SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS
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These lands are in The cenira portion OF the
United States. on the 4lst degree Of North
Latitude, the central line Of the great Temper
ate Zone Of the American Continent, and for
gram growing and stock raising unsurp Used
by any in the United States.
CHEAPER IN PRICE. more favorable
terms given, anu more convenient to market
than can be found elsewhere.
FREE HOMEsrEADS FOR ACTUAL SETTLERS.
The Best Locations For Colonies.
soldiers entitled oa honesteadql6O acres.
Free Passes to Purchasers Of Land.
Send for the new descriptive Pamphlet.
with new maps. published in English. German,
Swedish and Danish, mailed Ire, everywhere.
Address q DAWN,
Land OopYissioner, U. P. R R Co..
upaha, Scb.
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Jim Harper Of the Gallpolis Journal
has mania for advertising the traffic Of a
peculiar institution Of that city. Harper
is your hat "chalked?'
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Senatorial aud Judicial Conventions be
held here, We have received letters inform
ing US ,ha. Ripley is'a candidate for the
honor, and asking US to acquiesce in call.
ing the two Conventions at that place
We checrfully allow the request aud sur.
render xhstever claim We have 70 Ripley.
That place is nearly the center Of the Dis
trict, being 80 miles from Mason; 80 miles
from Putnam; 80 miles from Roane Q, II,
And from Kanauhs (Which 10 in the Judi
cial DISTRICT to Ripley is about 40 miles
So i. will be seen that il is also as near the
centre Of the Judicial Circuit as any other
point.
JuDas John W. English. Esq. Of
this town, is generally spoken Of By his
many party friends, for the Jadgeship Of
this Circuit We doubt whether mem.
Der Of tho Bar in West Virginia, could be
found, who is better qualified to Gil this
high and honorable position, than Mr..
English. Tie has the experience, the ed.
ucstion and the dignity to make Almost ex'
cellent Judge.
STATE SENATOR. understand that
our talented young friend and active work
er in the Democratic ranks Of Mason
D. W. Polslsy lis being put forward BY
bis friends 10 this District. as one Of the
candidates for State Senator. Mason ia
undoubtedly, entitled TO one Of the Sena.
tors, and il Mr.. Polsley should receive the
nomination we could heartily and warmly
support him.
W. H. Machir is announced in this
issue for reelection to the Office Of Assess.
or, for the upper district. Mr.. NJ. is The
present Assessor and has made an excel.
ent Office.
Samuel N. Knight ofGraham Township
is also announced for tho same position.
He possesses all the qualifications necess-
airy to make good officer.
G P. Simpson, is a candidate for the
office Of Prosecuting Attorney, before the
Democratic Convention.
Bishop Whalen and Father McCurnan,
the latter Of Mason county, West Vs.,
we're in Huntington last Tuesday to locate
the site for Catholic Church. 1t will b.
put up at once. -Er.
Natural advantages" are sure death to
a town. unless its citizens have enterprise.
An ounce Of enterprise is worth q pound
Of natural advantages
The Portsmouth Times says the Green :.
upsburg damsels sit on hi,clling.posts 10
front Of the city and view passing steam.
ers. Bro, Creel, bows that?
Lots ofmarriageable damsels in this city,
fair lovely and winning in ways. But no
weddings. The girls. as courtists, amt a
success, and leap year is emphaticalIy pro.
nouuced a failure
Jim Harper Of the Gallpolis Journal
has mania for advertising the traffic Of
peculiar institution Of that city. Harper
is your hat "chalked?"
Remember that the Register Is nop the
only Democratic paper in Mason county.
aud in this Senatorial District. Democrats
lend hand in extending its circulation.
THE LApY's FRIEND yoK May This
number opens with aud uncomuouly beau.
,;f,I or,rov;no NJ .,Tbo L.do Ellovno
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Our correspondent Reese suggests
the name Of Samuel W. Sommerville. Of
Robinson township, for one Of Masou's
Delegates to the Legislature. We uuder-
stand that Mr. Somlnervile is not an as.
piirant for the Office, but should bis party
friends nominate him be will accept tile
nomination. Mr. Sommerville would
make al admirable legislator, and we, like
our correspondent, think the citizens Of
old Robinson are entitled to consideration
for their past services to the cause Of free
government.
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Lots ofmarriageable damsels in this city,
fair lovely and winning in ways. But no
weddings. The girls, as courtists, amt a
success, and leap year is emphaticalIy pro.
nouuced failure
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names on our subscription books, who
have not paid. The aggregate Of their ar
resrs, will amount to over $1,000. Now,
We are duuned a dozen times each day,
aud have no money to pay orr creditors
WhyS Because you who owe US do 20!
pay up promptly. as you should. We
hope each one who reads this article will
give il bis Immediate aaention-that is Il
be feels that be owes Us for the paper.
THs OBJ FRLLoW ASSlvERsARY. The
Anniversary ofthe foundation Of Odd Eel.
loxship 10 the United States, came of at
Mason City lust Friday. 1. was grand
affair. Some seven or eight Lodges. from
West Virginia and Ohio, we're present,
aud numbered in the aggregate something
near five hundred Odd Fellows. At 8
O'Clock A. NJ. the procession was formed
III front Of the Mason City Lodge, aud
with an excellent baud at its head. march.
ed through the principal streets Of the City
aud thence to the grove on the bill back
Of the town. We suppose that the entire
gathering numbered over twelve hundred.
After being seated, the Order was address.
ed by Rev. Mr.. Kirkpatrick, in an able
and interesting speech Of au hour. AT
the conclusion Of bis address, dinner was
announced, which announcement was duly
respected. Dinner being over, the assem-.
blage we're again called 'oorder. when ad-
dresses we're delivered by Judge Q. P. I.
Moore, Rev. Dr.. Hensley aud George W.
Moredock, Esq At the conclusion Of
these addresses the Order was dismissed.
I. O. 0. F.-The Grand Lodge Of
Odd Fellows for West Virginia, which
met at CIarksburg on the 23d ult., elected
aud installed the following officers, viz
Wheeler Reeves, Grand Master; Daniel
S. Keutch, D. G. Master; G. P. Snider,
Grand Warden; Thomas G. Steele. Grand
Secretary; W. r. Kelley, G. Treasurer;
B Tyson Harmer. G. Chaplain; G. B.
Thomas. Graud Marshal; Cyrus Vance and
Peter Darnel, Representatives to the
Grand Lodge Of tue United States. Tue
uext communication will be held in Wheel.
lug. on the fourth ruesduy in April, 10.
Tho Grand Fncampment elected the
following officers: Cyrus Vance, Grand
Patriarch; John +. Smith, Grand High
Priest; G. W. Hassucr, Grand Warden;
II. A. Utham, Grand Scribe; Henry Sea-
mon, Grand Treasurer; Daniel Mayors,
Grand Junior Warden; George Edwards,
Representative to the Grand Lodge in tue
Uuited States.