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Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1873-07-17
A. Hammond, Of New

DIR. VIM. A. Hammond, Of New
York, has published book on insani-
~ sad its relation to crime, This sub.
jeot is one that is now attracting very
great attention, on account of the fire.
quency of the plea of insanity in de-
Tense of murderers and the success that
has attended the plea. This defense
has become so effecacious and so many
desperate characters have been cleared
on trial, that public opinion has been
excited to fever heat and demands a
halt in this making farce Of justice.
1t is high time that public opinion
should make this demand. The peace
and welfare of society were in immi-
nent peril from The loosenGss in
which justice has been administered.
There is also another feature in the
manner of conducting trials, which
also demands reformation, aud it is
in regard to the delay attending trials,
1t has come 10 be crying evil that at
torneys who are defending bad cases,
consider il part Of their professional
dutyto obtain continusnces and changes
of venues on the atfidavits OF parties
| who only want To know what is nee.
| essary to be sworn I'd, and then swear
| ii, totally regardless of the real facts
This Wholesale manu- iacturc Of aftidav.
its, gotten mp TO meGt the necessities
ola case, are poisoning the ways o
justice TO most alarming extent. [,
regard TO this defense, of insanity. DIR
Hammond takes very strong grounds
upon the basis that the real question
to Determined is, has aninjury been don
TO society! Has a person shown him
self a dangerous person to the genera
, welfare ? and the next thing to consid
or is, not that he shall escape punish
, ment, but ms TO the grade of punish
mcnt TO bc inflicted He says:
IAN individual becomes melancllOli
from an exaggeration OF his selfish IN
= stincts. His emotion might carry hin
no further. till suddenly he hears tina
u terrible murder has been committed
He eagerly reads the details !, he brood
over al the minutia till they arc assim
Hated TO his own morbid thoughts. III
perhaps learns that the pcrpetrator !
Insane, and will thus, probably, escap
punishment. Nothing is. therefore
more in consonance with his ideas tina,
to 60 and do likewise, and the sugges
gestion soon ripcns into fiighttul re
aiity. Let il be understood that sucI
} nurdcrcrs will be punished, aud the,
will the better central their mOrbii
Impulses. - - The indi
vidnal who has sufficient intelligence
to know that pointing loaded pisto
at \ human being, cooking ii, aud pull
ing the trigger, are acts which vii
cause the death Of the person agains
whom they are directed. should b,
subjected TO the same punishment TO
homicide Ms would be awarded for
like oiiense committed by sane per
son. Aud the insane person. who's,
decisions are such as would. il true
justify a homicide, should come under
the same rule" g; f.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1873-07-17

The Marion (Linn county, Iowa.
Register gives the following account
of the origin Of the Farmers call for a
county convention in that county. 1t
is on par with the origin of all SINH
lar movements
"At meeting OF the County Coun-
Gil Of the Oranges held at the Court
House, Tuesday, an effort was made to
commit the order in favor of the move.
ment and the matter was discussed
until evening, when the Council adj
journed, refusing to go into politics.
The members of the Council who fa-
vored the movement, with Others, then
organized with Democratic president
and Democratic secretary and decid-
ed upon the call which appears else
where. We are informed that some
men who have at some time or other
affiliated with the Republican party,
gave it their endorsement, but all
through the days discussion it was ad-
vocated and urged by old time demo-
Gratis who acted upon the theory that
they chad everything to gain and moth
ing to lose" by so doing. The Repub-
lican party was bitterly denounced by
them, just as it ever has been in the
past. To their minds, Republicans
were very great scoundrels and should
be defeated by all means, and with this
purpose they decided upon the 10Th of
July convention. m
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1873-07-17

- Engraving neatly and quickly executed
Repairing OF Watches and Clocks promptly
attended 10. All work warranted by
Novl4d&w. 02A0. BA0HngAM.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1873-07-17

The State Register is loud in praise
of Thomas Mitchell, the anti monopoly
Democratic Liberal nominee for Sei,a-
tor IN Polk county. and per contra
criticises severely Mr.. Jordan. the reg .
ular Republican nominee for the same
Office. We take ii therefore 10 be very
plain ihat the Register will give such
support to Mr.. Jordan in the contest
81 will damn him with faint praise, il it
does not finally assume open opposi-
ton TO him. The Register in its issue
OF the 18th inst, speaking Of the nom
inees Of the opposition says Of Mr..
MITCHELL
OfMr. Mitchell. in character, capac.
ity, and personal and public worth, not
+ one word can he urged. against him.
The State Of Iowa has no truer man,
nor Polk County citizen more ,Ini-
versally respected. We regret to see
Tom Mitchell ON any other Than a
straight Republican ticket; and vet.
since the Republicans of the county. as
taken captive in their convention by1ne
faction, made snch All unfortunate
nomination for Senator. j, is well
enough, perhaps, that SO sterling man
as Mr.. Mitchell, a gentlemen so univer-
sally confidcd IN by Republicans. has
The nomination iir opposition
OF Mr.. Jordan, we cannot speak
from personal knowledge, but among
hundreds of good men of Polk county
he has nm excellent reputation, and his
honorable and fair nomination no one
questions. How then is it that the
Register is unhappy and conniyes at
his defeat? This position OF affairs
deserves thorough investigation.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1873-07-17
S~sssnsioss,si.

Some people have such a passion fol
notoriety and at the same time have SC
little capital 10 accomplish il with that
they drown their neighbor.s cat, ham
string his pigs. or steal his sheep to
crafty this burning desire Within
them. Others again hrag loudly that
they have for the forty second tune
put of the asscs' skin and ,ionned the
hons, and that this time they will new.
er again exchange the. latter for IN.
former, though the heavens fall
Though all their friends urge them 10
recsnt, they will not do so, but stand
alone in their gler, the noblcst Romans
OF them all. Others again oDlinonsIy
predict assassination in high places
and embiaz0n npon their escutcheon
SIC sem9per tyronus, always, however,
provided their chances are on Il par
with the donkey when he danced
am0ng the chickens. b,avely CRYING
out. every one lake care of his own
rOes.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1873-07-17

Fine Coral heads, Coral Leaf, Garnet, Onyx,
gold and other nne sets Of jewelry In elegant
styles aud great variety, ct low figures, at
O1AS. BAOHlgAlCS.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1873-07-17

Lying directly north OF Minnesota il
British province called Manitoba.
Sometime ago Johnny Bull named
"Lord Gordon" was bailed in The city
al New York for a considerable sum.
the bond being given TO get him out of
the clutches OF Jay Gould and others
who he is reported to have swindled,
He vamosed, leaving his bondsmen TO
hold the bag. These bondsmcn induce
ed certain policemen 10 capture him
having learned bis whereabouts.
In doing so they proceeded
to the vicinity Of a British Fort called
Fort Garry, and having caught Goraon
We're transporting him to Minneapolis
when body Of soldiers were sent in
pursuit from Fort Garry and the party
overtaken and all brought back to the
Fort. Now the policemen are held as
prisoners on a charge OF abduction.
and as having violated international
law by making the arrest upon British
soil. This question is likely TO be the
subject of diplomatic settlement he
tween Secretary Fish and Earl Gran
Vile.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1873-07-17

The Burlington GazeHe is in trouble
about the funeral of Jesse X. Grant,
the Presidents father. The Gazette
complains that too many clergymen
attended the funeral then the old man
Jesse was an fice-holdertoo, and was
only remarkable for an accident that
hefei him, viz: being the father Of the
President. 1t is indeed, a little singu,
lar that Gen. Grant cannot attend the
funeral Of his father, aud the old gen
tleman be quietly buried. without ~
exhibition of the in breeding Of Dem
ocratic editors.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1873-07-17

The public debt has been reduced
since January LIST, $43, 1856, 600.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1873-07-17


The Chicago Tribune advises the far
mers OF Iowa TO permit no man nomi-
mated by Republican or Democratic
convention to be elected"
The Tribune is one of the so-calletl
independent papers of the land. 1t is
one of the former republican journals
which quarrelled with its friends,
and as no qnarrels are 20 bitter Ms FAM
lily quarrels, so the Tribune now hates
its former friends with the most in
tense bitterness. The democrats OF
Iowa have not for the last IL years
carried more than three or four coup-
ties in the State, SO when the Tribune
asks that the farmers do not permit
either the republican or democratic
tickets TO succeed. II really means de-
feat the republicans. This advice comes
too in very bad taste to the farmers of
lows from a paper that Is and has
been the recognized enemy OF the form
er's movement in Illinois. The fact ia
Horace White. the dyspeptic growlcr
and sgotist. and Deacon Bross. etc. of
the Tribune can he pleased only in one
way,yiz: First that the Tribune bc the
recognized organ Of the whole people
OFT he northwest; second that the plat
form they lay down be blindIy and
blandly adhered 10 by the whole peo-
J pie; thirdly, that they he authorized
TO issue bulls OF communication
against all refractory members fourth
iy, that they be permitted without let
or hindrancc. to now build up for them
selves, inst such a party ont Of the
odds aud ends OF the opponents TO the
republican party.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1873-07-17

Another carbuncle on Kansas poll.
tics comes to light and this time il ID
found to he the progeny of United
States District Judge Delahay, ex.
Governor Osborn, James l.. Mellow.
ell. and Others. 1t seems one Mr..
Browne. of West Va, before the rebel.
lion. loaned considerable money in
Kansas He afterwards entered into
the rebellion and Judge DcIahay pro.
ceeded to c0nfiscatc his loaned money.
After confscatiou the money was
not AS 1t should have been paid
over into. the United States Treasury,
but 1t is alleged has found its way into
the pockets OF the Judge, Marshals and
others. Mr.. Browne, at the close OF
the war. was pardoned, aud has been
since endeavoring to get hold of his
confiscated funds. Thi4 brought to
light the above facts and he has finally
succeeded in obtaining a judgment
against the aforesaid parties, before
Judge Dillon, of the Circuit Court
From this judgment Osborn appeals.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1873-07-17

The Freedmcn's Bureau was always
a hateful institution to democracy both
north and south. 1t was its especial
duty to take care Of the rights, the ed
ucation and the elevation of the liber-
ated slave. Gen. o. o. Howard was,
on account of his supposed eminent
fitness for the place, put in charge of
its affairs. Of course it required the
services of great many men to attend
to 1t. 1t has now been decided BY the
Attorney General Of the United States
that Gen. Howard, as principal, is res
ponsible for the laehes. IL any, of all
these men.
Upon Investigation it appears that
there is deficit of some $1,000. OF
this $4,000 is acknowledged to be cor
rect by Gen. Howard. There may yet
appear some small additions to this de-
felt, hut the amount is exceedingly
small out of the millions distributed.
beyond all question General Howard
himself Is clear Of all guilt or compile.
lily or even blame tor the deficit, but II
has been occasioned through the ineffi-
cheney. or rascality Of some of his sub.
ordinates., Gen. Howard is a bright
and shining light for democracy to earn
at. He is n distinguished soldier aud
christian gentleman. and rs is the case
among men who have no reputation 10
lose, 1t Is a sweet nlOrsel for them to
roll under thier tongue. and charge
upon Gen. Howard the guilt of some
one or more Of his subordinates who, in
transactions OF their duties were scat
tered throughout the whole country,
and OF course not under the immediate
eye of the General. The government
will not lose dollar, for the General
is able to pay and will pay all, though
it may he a severe hardship upon him
to have to make good the deliquencies
of all his subordinates, since it is con-
coded by all Just minded men that he
was Almost efficient officer performing
faithfully and with rigid honesty his
duties while in charge OF the Bureau
4 - Y I'D
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1873-07-17

RINGS.

Diamond, Amathyst, TopAs, Stone, Cameo
BloOdstone, Ruby. Bapphtre. Garnet, Aeate
Pearl, Onyx, Plain 1Gk. and other Rings. tht
finest assortment In the city, making hand.
some present, very cheap, ct
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1873-07-17

The Courier,
a. II. HAMILTON Es;so.n
r. n, WARDEN, Lai'ofs'

A "Peoples' Convention in Pow
eshiek county, has just nominated q
full ticket. 4 distinguished "Peop,e :"
a gentleman unknown IN politics; one
who wss never known TO sci up and
pack o convention as against the wish.
ss of the people; horny handed ag-
riculturist. and statesman well
known for his hostility 10 tariff and
railroad monopoiies, which his name
it Is j. y. Grinncil. was the wet nurse
oi the concern.
Last Saturday at Des Moines the
Autobiography County Convention
for Polk county met and pat in nomin-
alton full county ticket. This Con.
vention was comprised Of Grangers,
who favor an Independent movement)
Democrats and Liberals. As Postum
tickets and Lihrrai tickets have been
in former wears trials on the part OF
Democracy 10 regain power, SO now
ibis is another effort ia 1873 under =
aew lead 10 effect the same object. Its
defeat will be more inglorlons than
snv Of its predecessors.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1873-07-17

Clothed WITH celestial grace EF
This true husband and wife may YET
have their quiet evening together.
Gods love will take her to his side
again, the sunset will be fair, and at
evening time there shall be light
Mrs. s.. II. Wallace in INDIANAPOLIS
journal.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1873-08-01
HEAsONIC DIRECTORY.
LnnaEa.


eorrz MEMPHIS, No. .ll8-meets ID Frlday
DSoob nanth-hall corner Madison and Sec
~ md Rem. x. Pullen, W. M; A. - mheeier'
Secretary. - .1a In
AnsL Ioonfb at odd Fellows Hall corner
SonTt and Main. @. G.. Locke. W. M; D.
Richmond, Secretary
Lx1IA sooTT, No. 2S9-meets LIST IhnIfs ga.
of each mOnth--hRll corner Ma1lson sIu ~
CarSi, A. f. Davis, W. M; b. uoiaslni'n'
nr,,oTo. No. 2g9--meets Sd Friday Of each
nonth-s Odd Fellows Hall. Bun r. rrice'
M; K. W. Shelton. Secretary.
KuvrEEIEe, No. 34l-meets 4th Friday Of
asoh ,aonth-at South Memphis Hall, cSrher
- Madison and Second. Richard CreightOh'
". NJ: Louie cEapski. Secretary.
ROYAL ARCH.
PEsN CHAPTER, No. 22-meets % Monday Of
.sob month-Odd Fellows Hall, q q. Locke,
~ u hip. A, J. Wheeler, Secretary.
Ii 5yiptns CBkPTEE, No. S-meete 81 Oad
SesiioZysj Hall. Sd Monday OF each month. W =.
q Matthews, NJ. E. II. p; Il. W. sheiton'
Secretary.
EuRKKA CoUNoIL, No. 6-meets 80 Thurs
Asv III ZACH month-0dd FelloWs' Hall. H..
Eedsr. m. III. G. H. Myers. Rec.
TEMPLARs.
ovvzrz ColfuAypKRY, No. 4-meets 9Th Mon
a.Sy of,each month. Geo. Mellersh, Conn.,; l.
J. Barchus, nee. 80 =,
CALVARY CHAPTER OF RosE CRoII 18th. No.
/ Charles w. Adams. SD. M. w. ID.
Tomnnson, ed, &c.,.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1873-08-01
OFFICIAL.
OR DIN A N q h
To Fix the Rate OF Taxation for the
forty.sixth Corporate Year.

Be Il ordained by tho General Council Of tho
'' sgee,ion /. That tho following rates Of taxa
ton, for the following specihed purpose. %
and the same are hereby ostabliehed, ana that
taxes according to such rates shall BIO levied
and collected upon the taxable property
within the city Of Memphis, as assessed for
taxation, for the forty-sixth corporate year
uI Fiir.tDFcr the sole and special purpose Of
paving the interest as the same may become
due on the bonds issued or 10 be issued by the
city of Memphis. one dollar on each one hun,
dred dollarS worth Of properly, as assessed
the sole and special purpose Of paying the
said interest, fifty cents on each one hundred
dollars worth OF property, as assessed Tor
taxation. In the limits Of the addition made
Second-For the sole purpose OF proyid-
ing a sinking fund to be used In retiring
the bonds of the city, twenty cents on the
one hundred dollars. worth OF taxable rIop-
The one hundred dollars worth. Of taxable
property in the new limits added thereto ~
the act Of 1867.
Third-For tho purpose Of delraying the OK
penses necessarily Incurred In administering
Inc affairs OF the city, one dollar ON the one
hundred dollars worth OF taxable property
in the city limits. ~,
Fourth : For the support Of the public
schools Of The city and 20 bpSSEnss thereon
~
thirty cents on the one hundred dollars worm
Of taxable property In the city;
Sec. 2. That the taxes for the torty-slAtn
corporate year shall be due and payable on
and after the first day Of August. 1873. -
Sec. 3. That, In order 10 encourage the
prompt payment of city taxes for the iory-
sixth corporate year, the City Tax Collector
be and is hereby authorized and instructed 70
allow each and every. taxpayer who snail,
previous TO the 9th Of December, 1873, pay tne
taxes due from him or her TO the city OF Mem
phis for the said forty-sixth corporate year
(lSTS) discount at the rate Of two and one
half per ceutum per month on the amount Of
such taxes so paid for the period OF time ~
shall be so paid previous 10 the first day OF
January, 1874. and the amount so paid shall,
be taken and accepted by the city as iull
payment of such tax due by such person.
The privilege hereby offered shall not be ex-
tended beyond the 4th day Of December. oto.
After that date the Tax Collector Is hereby
Instructed TO collect the full amount Of all the
taxes then remaining unpaid.
Sec 4. That this ordinance take ehect and
be in force from and after its passage.
Passed first reading, further action deferred
and ordinance printed by Board of Aldermen
June %, 1873. Passed first reading by Coun-
ell June %. 1873.
We, the committee. report is passage.
JOHN WALSH,
Chairman Aldermen Committee.
CA BEEIN,
Chairman Council Committee.
Report adopted and passed second and final
reading by Council and Board of Aldermen
July 2. 1873.
JOHN JOHNSON. Mayor.
Attest-L. X. RICHARDS, City Register. -,
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1873-08-01
LEGAL.
Trustees Sale.
Friday, August list, 1878,

nj IL O'Clock am, the following described
property, viz: Part of block No. Is in Buffers
addition to the city of Memphis, bounded as
follows Beginning on the north side of Elliott
street, $50 feet east of DeSoto street; running
thence eastwardly AZ feet to stake; thence
northwardly to the north boundary line OF
block Is; thence westwardly 534 feet to a
stake; thence sOuthwardly ga feet to the be-
ginning Also lot No. and part of lot No:
In block Al, South Memphis, bounded as fol-
lows: Beginning at the southwest corner OF
block No. s, on st. Martin street; thence
northwardly, with the east side Of st. Martin
street, TN feet; thence eastwardly, and par
southwardly, with said bayou, about 72hS feet.
TO the southeast corner of said lot No. 8;
thence with the south line of said lot 8, west
wardly 3O4 feet. to the beginning; being all Of
lot No; s and l2h feet Of lot No. q In said
W. W. COLEMAN, Trustee.
Memphis. July 22d, 1873. l23-132
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T o. n. b. DIRECTORY.

D1sTucT GRaNB LoDeE. No.7-A. X. Prank
land. O.. n. A.; Lewis Mexlert g. s., General
FrrHaTrE L0DGF, No. $ daniel Schloss,
Prs1idcnf; Isaac SchWab. Secretary. Meets
e-err Sunday az am. az its ball. northwest
corner Second aud Adams streets.
HmDrEFL LoD0E. No. ul-hamuel hlrsch,
Pregideut. Jos. DoeruberE. Secretary. Mesu
ever Tuesday eFeFinF at hall. ncrlhNest cor
rer second and Adams streets.
SIMON TrrEa Lougr, No. ll-S- L. Lee
President; Edward 6oldsmith. seeretary.
Nerfs every Wednesday evening 81 hal, NORTH.
psrf corner Second and Adams streets.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1873-08-01
aoth day OF August, 1879,

At II a. M, in front of courthouse, northeast
corner Union and Second streets. city of Mem
phis, expose for sale to the highest bidder. for
cash, the following described lot Of land, sit
uate in the city Of Memphis. county Of Shelby
and State of Tennessee, described as follows;
Beginning at point on the east side of Avery.
street, 600 two hundred feet south of Vance
street; thence 1853 SID two hundred and fifty
nine and FIVE twelfth feet east, 10 a point in
Aliens avenue; thence south (3i) thifty-four
feet; thence west 1853 5-12) two hundred and
ffty-nine and fve-twelfth feet, to said Avery
street; thence nsrth (S4l thirty-four. feet, to
place of beginning; the same being lot No.
lionel of subdivision Of lots II and Y eleven
and twelvel, in block No. AZ. South Memphis.
as made by the County Court of Shelby county
in the partition case of Rebecca Bledsoe ct al
vs.. Mary A. Bledsoe ct al, and as appears from
the plat on file with the commissioners report
in said case, dated June 10th, 1871. The. title
to the said property is believed to be good, and
the right of redemption waived, but sell and
convey only as trustee. ..u
July oath. 1873. 125-lh2
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PADUcAH AND MEMPHIS RAILROAD.
Mail and Freight Train lea!ss....', KY ?. m
The mail and freight train leaves OoTHi onnl
ton Al Si65 nm. Trains leaving Memphis VIII
tart from the depot Of the Memphis and Little
Rock railroad, Center Landing. foot OF wash
ins'On S''ss' J. W. WILBUR. aenr sup't.
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o. O. r. DIRECTORY. sswE.,n.
odd Fellows Hall, corner Main and Mort
Court streets.
TnnCEa.

oad Fellows Hall, corner Main and North
Court streets.
LODGES.
MEMPHIS Lopez, No. 6-meets every Ines-
aay- A. W. Eewsom, N. g.; Geo. W; smith
We; E. 0. Milton, Secretary; =. r. hlsK'
1f TsieEsslw LODGE, No. s-meets every Mon
day night. Geo. W. L. Crook N; 81 John
Garrow. V. e.; +. N. Holt, X. B.; Thomas
Hseon. p. g.; II. ID. Connell. Treasurer;
SCHIiIER Lopez, No. l40-meets every wed
wssday night. +. Henniger, N. u. John r.
Eoffman. v, a.; H. Shilling. Secretary:
RAgEER Lopez, No. 147--meets every FRIDAY
night. VIM. Henry. n. g.; Z. Gross; y. y.
+. Starr, P. and K. g.; George A. WarinE.
DEGREE LODGE.
MEMPHIS DE6RKK LoDGK no. 3-meets Isl
Saturday Of each month. Chas. N. carroll.
ID. NJ; b. C. Trader, d. ID. NJ. :; George W.
Mathews. A. d. NJ; I. S. Bingham, Seere-
az; Z. K. Jack, Treasurer.
alTosO EECANPMRET. No. 3-meets on the
lat and Sd Thursday nights Of each month.
RE. Alexander, @. P; Geo. w. Mathews,
H.P. John Garrow. s. W; Thomas Bacon,
S.; H. D. Connell, I. Danl ShloF, ,; W;
MEMPHIS EEcANPNEET, No. 3s-meets "a ana
4th Thursday nights Of each month. u. W.
smith, G, P; G. II. Plischke, n, p; r. > .
Millard. s. W.; I. S. Jukes. Treasurer; W.
=. North, Scribe; e. H. Jack. J. w.