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Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1873-05-02
The Emperor William Oh a Broken
Engagement.


A curious story has just cropped out
in Cassel, Germany, touching bet
made between two officers there. One
adiutant, laid down the proposition
that a man Of rank and title could,
whenever he chose, marry rich heir
within eight days he could get himself
| possessed the highly desirable quail
fication described. The bet was ac-
cepted. This young lady was the
daughter of the widow of a man
| who had been the proprietor of
gambling house, and she was
said to have half a million as her
| dowry. The count set to work to
win the girls affections, and sue
! ceeded. An engagement in Germany is
| a solemn affair, and is always published
| in the newspapers. However, as soon
! rs the engagement was arrived at the
| count claimed his bet, and then wrote
! to the girl to say that, on account of
! her father having been a GAMBLER, it
was impossible for him to marry her.
| The engagement WIS annulled, and the
| final results, it was thought, of thi shn-
| morous affair, We're a large quantity Of
! champaign and a broken heart. But
| the Emperor William heard of the lit
tie romance and did not like the looks
of it at all Probably before the large
quantity of champaign had been drank,
| both the officers in question found
themselves under arrest. At present,
| according to the commands of the
| Emperor, they await their trial by
court-martial; and it is highly proba
bic that they may find serious cause to
repent of having engaged in that mer-
! ~ Jest.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1873-05-02
The Indians.

| There are probably some $40, 900 In
| dams in this country, if we can rely
upon tie statistics of the Indian bIl-
| reall, of W hom less than one-half are self
supporting, the balance being absolute
pensioners Of our government. This
aggregate, humber is undoubtedly di-
minishing annually, not alone from
natural causes, but also from the des-
peratc ard reckless lives which they
seem 20 follow instinctivcly. About
/ 0,OoD of these people are located in
Alaska, and of the whole race about
so, 600 absolutely live by marauding.
The statistics of the department at
Washington are undoubtedly correct,
or nearly SO, but we confess that
we should have set the number much
higher We are informed by the de-
partment figures that about 25. 900 of
the race have severed all tribal con-
nection, and reside, in civilized man
ner, among the whites; 100, 900 are on
reservations, SO denominated, and the
balance are roaming from one wild
section to another, Ostensibly to sup
port themselves by hunting, but too
often as banditti. The following table
shows how they are distributed in the
States and Territories:
l. In Minnesota and States east
of the Mississippi river. 80, 800
?. Nebraska, Kansas and In
dian Territory. ....... 7O,65O
3. Dakota. Montana, Wyoming
and Idaho. $1,000
f. Nevada and Territories of
Colorado, New Mexico,
Utah and Arizona. .. $1,000
5. California, Oregon and Wash
ington. .....e............ 1850
Total. 800. 900
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1873-05-02
The valley Railroad.

The Staunton (Va.) Spectator, after
giving statement of the condition of
the road and the action of the finance
committee of Baltimore, says:
''This is the present state of affairs
and the question naturally comes up
what is to be done now?' There is
but one answer. LIE. Roanoke, Rock
bridge and Botetourt, make their sub
scriptions, call a meeting of the board
of directors, and present them through
their county directors, demanding that
the entire line to Salem be at once let
to contract and Baltimore stands ready
to pay her quota. No harm can come
of this action and much good be done,
and it will at once settle the question
one way or the other, and, we feel as
sured, favorably."
It also states that Mr.. John w. Gar
rett has assured Col. Allen, director
from Rockbridge, "that he will make
no opposition to the letting of the en-
tire line, after April LIST, and John W.
Garrett never went back on his word.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1873-05-02
SCALPING KNIVES FOR THE
INDIANS.
WHERE ARE THE MODOCS 4?

The Texas Pacific Railroad surveyors
are at Tuckson, having completed the
survey from Mesiite, n. NJ, to the
Pima Villages, Arizona.
A dispatch from Portland, Oregon,
says the Indians on Columbia, Snake
and Lewis rivers, after being advised
of the Modoc affair, are having war
dances and are painted.
Troops are Furnishing the Indians III
SoranO vigorously.
ARKANSAS CITY, April 24-Noon.-
1t is reported that three men were
killed by the Indians at Medicine
| Lodge Creek, near the South line OF
the State It is also stated that nine
others were killed about the same
time.
LEAvENwoRTH, April 24-Noon.-
Chaplain Darling, chief of the sur
veying party here, charges that the
Osages and Cheyenn, who murdered
his men, were fifteen miles outside O.
their reservation. The surveyors have
withdrawn from the Indian countr,
| until they secure Government pro
lection.
The Indians are driving away stool
and killing settlers in Southwestern
Kansas.
| New YORK, April 24-Night-t
special dispatch from San Francisco
says that the epiZootic is among tn
cavalry horses at the lava beds.
7 VIRGINIA City, NEy., April 20
Noon.-The Indians, far east Of Utah
know all about the Modoc affair.
The people here apprehend an out
break by the Picuts.
ST.. Louis, Mo, April 25-Noon-l
special dispatch from Dennison, Texas
reports that the Indians have capture
Government train destined for Fol
Griffin. There were eight men /
charge Of the train, Of whom four wer
killed and two wounded.
SAN Francisco, April 2J-Noon.-
General Jeff Davis will leave for I'll
lava beds to-day.
All the Indians are reported to !
sullen and insolent.
, TOPEKA, April 26-Noon.-Trayelel
from the Camanches contradict the II
> ports of Indian troubles.
SAN FRAECIsco, April 26-Noon.-
Murphy, who killed Murray five veal
, ago. was hanged atStockton yesterda,
. Where are the Modocs? is still Il
conundrum. No fighting since,
+ New YORK, April 26-Noon. IT
! Purchasing Committee Board of II
, Indian Commissioners have cOntrac
ed for 1, SOB dozen butcher knives al
100 skinning knives, among the III;
! cles to be furnished the Indians
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1873-05-02
A southern Prospect by PrOmi-
nent Radical.

A Sonthern Prospect by PrOMi-
nent Radical.
The Baltimore Suns Washington
correspondent writes the following
views of a prominent Radical in re-
gard to affairs in the South:
A prominent Republican Senator,
who has lately had the opportunity of
seeing the South for himself, has re-
marked since his return, that if the
present condition of affairs continue,
such States as South Carolina and Flo
rida, for instance, must inevitably be
Africanized. The result, of course,
must be the exodus of the whites,
the utter decay of material prosperity
| and ultimately the relapsing of those
| States into a wilderness. These obser-
vations apply equally as well to Louis.
| lana as to the States mentioned.
| It is not doubted that personal con
tact with the people of the South, ant
personal experience of its condition
will go very far to modify the views O.
many of the leading men of the North
members of Congress and others. wht
have already gone, or who propose tx
go, down South between now and mex
| winter. It would be well if the knowl
| edge thus gained should lead to sucl
modification of the legislation affecting
the South as would restore it to it
wonted prosperity, and promote goo'
feeling among all classes of its people
instead of the discussions, which nov
prevail.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1873-05-02
DRS.GREENE, LIHDLEY g. BENTLEY,
PROPRIETORS.
j. e. BENTLEY, M. d., surgeon i'm
Charge.
e. HI. GREENE, vi. d., Physician
in Charge.

Having arranged with DIR. r. Fl. Kline,
Bellevue Institute for the estab iishment OF q
permanent office at GoldsbOrU for the cure OF
Cancer, We take pleasure in informing the
Afflicted that We have secured a large, COM
modiohs building, and thoroughly furnished it
for the especial comfort of our many Patients,
coming to us from distance.
Dr.. y. e. Bentley, the Surgeon in charge,
late Assistant Physician and Surgeon the
''Philade Pbia Bellevue Institute - is gentle
man of high professional attainments a ply
stefan of experience, and well skilled in the
treatment of Cancer by our methods.
DIR. Greene has fer years had charge of q
Branch Office, to DIR. Elirles Institute at Char
lotte, n. G., and his in the cure of Can
Ger and other Chronic Diseases has been I'M
-precedented.
Cancers w IL. as heretofore. be treated MAIN
ly with DIR. kline'S great Cancer Antidotes,
wonderful in their eject and permanent in
their results. I he truth will warrant US in
saying that more PERMANENT CURES h ave been
made by Them than by any and all other meth
DDS combined.
We will take pleasure in sending the names
and p. o. addresses of persona cured years ago,
and who remain peri city well up to this time
to any who will apnly. Let all the afflicted
write for a circular. come ard see Con-
sulraticn free Professional Fee within the
reach of all.
Intirmary on Walnut street. second door cast
or the new Hotel. Beard Il the Institute low
AS the ma rkct will Kermit
Oar Office at Charlotte is in charge of DR..
Lindley, who is treating large mbers at that
place All Chronic Diseases treated with I'M
precedented eucCeS+.
march ii WIN
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Somebody is advertising a prepare
ton warranted to keep a lady's hand
free from chaps. Punch knows another
way to effect this. Let her have it
known that she has no money.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1873-05-02

j. d. CUM MINd,-- ......... 900. Casfue1
DIRECTORS:
JAMES NJ REDMOND, FRED PHILLIPS, W q
LEWIS, MATHEW WEDDELL.
Issues Certificates OF Deposit bearing interest
Is authorized by Charter TO receive on de-
post moneys held in trust by Executors, Ad-
illustrators, Guardians, &c, &c, SC.
Sells Checks at lar on New York. Baltimore,
Philadelphia, Norfolk, Columbia, Charleston,
Richmond. Petersburg and all tie cities and
towns in North Carolina.
Buys and sells checks in sums to suit on Great
Britain. Ireland, Germany, France, SC.
Buys and sells Gold, Silver, Bank Bills,
Bonds, Stocks, &C, &c.
Strict attention given to the orders and re-
quests of our country fri ends by m all or other
wise.
nov 20 S66-na-G-d&
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A MAN OE: a THOUSAND.
4 t'0nsumptiyc Cared.

nS.'H ~ les, a retired Physician, fand
~ by nature = Oh mist d., oyzred while
III the r. ,>t indies ter!ain ''uT- for CON
SUMPTION, ASTHMA, BRONCHITIS. and
Sc Ny RAL DEBILITY. wien b : only child,
sdSughtcr, was gwen up tote. II child was
cured, and is now alive and well. DESTROYS of
benetitisg hu manity, he VIII send tae recpe
containing full directions for making this
remedy, tree on receipt Of two STAMPS to paw
expenses There IL not single symptom OF
C'INSUMPIION that il does not at once take
hold of ard dissipate->i light Sweats. Pee viSh-
mes, Irritation of the Nerves, Failure CT NJ IN
CRY, Difficult Expacto.atiun. sharp Pains in
the Lungs, Sore Throat. Chilly Sensations.
Nausea At the Stomach. !na"ton at the Bow
els, ami Was ing Awar OF the Muscles AG-
dress,
CRADDOCN & CO,
1882 Race ST, Philadelphia. Pa
april 20 81 Nv
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.JU n U BE B a

which is pronounced by the leading nie,;jcl
a0ths tiles OF London and Paris tbs most pow
e.; III tonic and alternative hHOUn 20 lie IN T..
cal world" This is no new ana untIi,s! IL,
covcry but has heen long USED by the lts.. Ing
physici ans OF other countries WIKI tc,ri@sr tu
re M. dial results.
Don't weaken and pair the -;
S"stivc organs ~ rarhHrII,s ann l,Hy<lCS, g..
give only TEMPORARY r,li"f-ir,iis +sticIt, il -
iency and dysp2l sis with piles and Kin n. 4,
diseases are sure TO follow rE,'Ee rsr.
Keep the hioc,I prre an.J health j. a>>u-ei
iOHN .. Kfii.i'fit- - = Ak -. Sew " +
Sole gent for -nv ( ui-ed ,ts;-s
prtca n pa antfl. S.,u.t ,tr,.r:is.t 6
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MARRIED.

In '.vncEbnrg, Va, on Tuesday morning,
April 22i, by the Rev. w. II. Hall. MIR. Jul
IL, a. BOEITZ, editor of the Geld.nors Mes
senger. to Miss DELLA A. BEkNDT, dan gh {.
ter of : dam BerIit, ESD: UT Ly il. .it.u' &. "a
No cards.
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EUROPEAN CONTINENT,
THE CLERGY DEBATE IN TIL
GERMAN ASSEMBLY.
MORE TROUBLE II SPAIN.

CONFLICT OVER 4 PERMANENT
MISSION.
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Consultation Free.

II n-eIH":,N" - rItt- .'aS~'t i'racT-cE'. We
hac or ne. :. !! is.-lrE Goi-f'r,, \.
It vi patients II earring
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to - 4 ! -,-nt"tS tn, Il hon. ii ii atr'I
attendants.
Having :. cured thH services Of tv" PhV>i
=, AIS a',i surge" Dr. " IN. Il. SsaOFe.
form r!V CHa ~ It:.s - =. - -
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of rIr., Q - ..cr,, al H"spit-l u chariot e. \
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at charlotte \. q. Ii.-s,- gentlemen vii. visit
the Innrmasy daily and give such o1har att IL
ton as NAV l." necessary.
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BeckWith Sewing Machine----$12.
ON 80 DAYS TRIAL

The Improved 612) BeCkWlth Sew.
ing Machine, with new Braiding Foot, and
many o. her important improvements, all COM
D etc, with Hemmer, Guide, Four Nee dies, &c,
family sewing fora life time. Nearly ten thou
sand OF these machines have been sold the past
season, which WITHOUT the above improve
ment., are giving universal satisfaction. We
will show letters 10 any who may call, from
disnteTested pur haSerS, in which thev state
that they would not exchange ours for the best
high priced machine in the market. 1t makes
the popular Elastic Loop Stitch, and closes its
seam securely, which renders it the strongest
and best; yet when desired 1t can be unlocked
at pleasure. Fastened to any table. Easi Y
worked hy hand. This il the machine which
MtsSrs. Orange Judd * Co, OF tie a merle III
Agricultural, &c use SO many thousands for
pre- mjums. tu'l directions go with every ma
chine. 1t aft having the ma chine 80 days. it
does give perfect satisfaction We will re-
fund the SI2, on return OF machine, less the
Express charges, and take the risk of its being
injured. ALI orders promptly filled on lectlPt
OF Post Office order tor S12, or if - are sent
with your order 20 us. the balance can be paid
o the Express Co., when you recrive thu
machine. Terms to Agents liberal. but cash
| invariably tor ALL machines when received -
! Ii any doubt our honor or respoH sibiiry, we
wi cheerfullv give the best city reference
Bring send sample of any goods with which
| TO test The machine.
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Of Chronic and Acute Rheumatism, Neuralgia.
Lumbago, Sciatca, Kid ney, and Nervous Dis,
cases, after years of suffering, by taking
Dr. tItisr's Vegetable Rhenmafic
SyrUp-t!I' sCIeI,tinc discovery of j. P FILTER
M ~. II regular grauuats physician, with
whom We ar personally acquainted, who has
tor 81 years treated these di- eases exclusively
with astonishing results. We believe it our
christian duty, after delibt ratio 60 conscien-
persons in moderate circumstances who cannot
AFFORD to waste money and time on worthless
mixtures. As clergy nien We seriouly feel the
deep responsibility resting in publicly
endorsing this medicine. But our Knowledge
and experience OF its remarkable merit fuiIv
justfirs our action. Rev. G. III. Ewing Media
nnsylvanit, suffered sixteen years, became
Lope!.ss. Kew. Thcs Murphy, b. D., Frank
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stDwn, New Jersey. Rev. J. 5. Buchanan
Clarence, Iowa. Rev. &. G. Smith, Pittsford
New York. hev. Jos. Beggs, Falls Church
Philadelphia. Other testimonials from Senae
tors GoverDoTs, Judges. Congressman, Physi-
clans. SC .,oroarded gratis with pamphlet ex-
will be presented TO any medicine for sa me dis,
eases shown equal merit under test, or that
Cali produce pne-fOurth manv living curea
any person sending by letter description of
affection will 'eceive gratis a legally signed
guarantee, naming the number Of bottles TO
cure, agreeing to refund ev npcn sworn
statement Ut its failure to a ffiicted invi-
ted to write to Or. Filter, PhIlaae Iphia His
valuable advice costs nothing.
GREEN & ELANNER
wholesale and Retail Agents for Wilmington.
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DR.. TUFTS Vegetable Liver Pill.

Which purify the blood and remove ell corrupt
hunors and unhealthy accumulations from the
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stomach aud invigorates he body during the
progress OF their operation. They unite the
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STRENGTHENING PUKGAIIVE and a
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DIR. TUFTS Pills are the most active and
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| are taken the patient is aware of their gccd
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| out restraint of diet occupation; they pro
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Price 25 cents box. Sod by all Druggists
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READ THE FOLLOWING TESTIMONIALS
THE rLAI>s, Fa'qu;cr Co. Va.

I HE I LAI 5, q tIII!CE %, ' d. (
February Is Ii. 1913
tiH. G. P. MISUNDERSTANDING Paint came
safe to hand oIdered-two kegs i've gal
l.ns eac and three buckers, Que gallon each.
! $ pfactice as s!acE, | did the rob myself
Two eeks, not infant work, completed the
house, two oats. The last coat applied thick.
and it Is now generally cGDced d, that tor
:.Ena mel'' like har.' ness, and body. and bar
mony OF colOrs, there is Mt handsnmer job
the place. L SAVED sIxTT-FIvE $3.50 DOL
LA $ py the on ration, which is item just
genera iy adopted N this State. any country
lad can apply it.
have never dabbe in such st)ck as Testi-
monialI, but T. Ell spio chilly The great adapta-
biIity o. your s-EnaInel Paint to the wants CT
our Ieop in exec lens of material, in beau
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M1xRD that give YOU free permiss on Gf it is
desirable to yod) t. N AXE WI at use y.u think
proper of tl.S letter.
Very respectfully and truly.
s. MCGILL, NJ. D.
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BALTIMORE, Dec. 10Th, 1872.
MIR. C. P. KSIsHT-Dear Sir: 1t aff.,rds me
much pleasure to saw 10 you that the Brad ey
Patent f.. n mel Paint far eHcet lis my expecta
tion in economy, beauty, and, L have every
reaso to believe i'll dnrabi ity. Mere than
twelve months sir L painted the roof o. my
hotel Mans on House with the Bradley Pat
ent Enarns PAR I, and | was so well pleased
with u detertI, ned to paint the outside OF the
Hotel. ami am most happy TO -ay it gives me
De feet satisfaction. in conclusion / will say,
II this test in,ori- will be any advantage to J gu,
YOU are at libettS TO use il.
YoarS. most resnecfully,
ISAAC ALBERTSON,
Mlnsion House Hotel. y. w. corner Fay cite
and st. Paul Streets, Baltimore.
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EPIZOOT IN THE LAVA BEDS.
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DR.. HENRY A. MARTIN g. SON,
Boston Highlands. Mass

is uhe9uaied by any known remedy. 1t will
eradicate, eX;irpate and thoroughly DESTROY a il
Poi >onous substances in the Blood and viii
etfectua'lv dispel all predisposition to bilious
arrangement.
Is tsiere want 81 action in yeEr LiVer
al,s Spleen? Unless relieved az once the
blood becomes impure by deleteriOus secre-
tons. producing scrotuious or skin diseases.
Rlotctcs, Felons, PustuIes. Canker, Pimples,
&C., &c.
Have you Dyspeptfe Stomach :.
Unless digestion is promptly aided the
Is dehiitated with poverty Of The Blood, In p
steal tendency, General Weakness and inertia.
Have you weakness of ts.e latest
ines You are in danger of hrOEic DiarT
hPa or Inflammation of the Bowels.
Have you weakness of the Uterine
or Urinary Organs? You are exposed tC
suffering in irs most aggravated form.
Are you deiectesi, drowsv, dull, sluggish
or depressed Ill spirits, with head ache, back
ache, coated tongue and bal tasting mouth?
For certain remedy for all OF these diseases
weaknesses and troubles; for cleansing and
purifying the yitiatad blood AM imparting
ytgnr tn all the vital forces; for huidin W
and restoring the weake mel constitution u +
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CONTINUED DEPREDATIONs.
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REJOICING OVER
CANBY'S DEATH.
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DIR. TUFTS
VEGETABLE
LIV Err PILLS

The startling drawback on nearly all medi
cine agents has ever been that in their process
of purg CATION and publication they have also dc
bilitated the system. To oeviate this difficult,
physicians have long sought for an agent hat
would
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Agents! A Rare Chance I!

We will pay all agents $40 per week IN CASH
who will engage with US at ONCE. Everything
furnished and expenses paid Address,
A. CLUTTER s. CO.,
4w Charlotte, Mich.
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Agents! A Rare Chance

We will pay all 4 gents $50 per week IN cash,
who Will engage with at once. Everything
furnished aud expenses paid. NANUFAC.
RING CO.. BATTLE CREEK. MICH. 4w
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THE GREAT WEST.

THE TEXAS PACIFIC r. r.
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GENERAL DAVIS GONE TO THE
LAVA BEDS.
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MORE INDIAN DEPREDATIONS.
FURTHER OUTBREAKS FEARED.
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Wholesale and Retail Agents for Wilmington.
N. &. liam l5-i3-d&W
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1873-07-24
.EAso1IC DIRECTORY.
LODGE.

co--z ME,ryEIs. No. ll5-meetS I'd Friday
S'.h ,1ontb-hali corner Madison snd Sec
* Ben, +. PallsB, W. Nj A. J. wheeler,
SscrctaIy-
AraKzoSA. no. l6S-meets let Monday IN
sxsTy month, at Odd Fellows dali, cofnsf
Cont and Main. G. u. Locke, W. M D.
Richmond, Secretary.
T,rr1A ScoTT, No. 2se-neets LIST Thursday
~ each month--hall corner Madison and seq
cond. A. +. Davis, W. M Z. 0oidsmltn'
Dysoro, No. 29s-meets Sd Friday Of each
vaonfh~ odd Fellows Hall. Bun. r. Pr1ee,
". M; K. ". Shelton, Secretary.
KuwIEsEs, No. 34l-meets 4th Friday OF
.acI, month-at South Memphis Hall, corner
os Ma olson and Second. Richard Creighton,
" No; Louis CEspski, Secretary.
ROYAL ARoB
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Secretary.
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Charles W. Adams, ed, M. W.; ID.
Tomlinson, Sd Sec.'.