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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-01-13

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NEW loxH. iaaua:. -. :: A. M.-Car.yns cate.
gold :.
3P N.-Money rate :. Carrying rate gold, :.
LONDON. January IL, 80 =. 81 --Amodnt OF tuition
gone into the Bank OF England on balance 80 daY
9i2l,Ooo.
The FOLLOWING. we're elected directors o: the
workingmens Accommodation Bank to-day
Messrs Victor Malgnan, !. II. Gardner, J. B.
Mondiegt, !. o. spor, +. A Gonzales. william
Maylie at Joseph A. Brow.
Gold opened at ll55 0lll7. az ainst III = al New
York, and after moderate business closed at the
opening rates. against III in that market where it
touched !ll'I during tire interim. The sales
summed up S42 500, embracing $4,000 az M:
s 1000 at ii!'s; $4,000 at llIS.1lll Il! 5000
Ill2. 5000 and s 10 900 at Ill and $3.50. at l:.
\. sales of silver were reported American half.
dollars 1T 1863. l0i.
The movement il ster.ns EXCHANGE was q
the advance 10 gold a. New YORK ..lamer
cial rose at the opening SD = cent a'i':
bank 2c. bu: subsequently in response to the
kilograms from New York, lost part OF the i'm
prOvemenf, ard the closing rates showed a ne:
advance of 5OaS 10 on the former and 2-IO on the
latter. The sales amounted to 100000, embracing
a65OO bill OF lading and Al clear at IS .e1a %;
48OO' AL clear at SIS 80: go 00s bill! o. !adin!. at
SIS 32h SIS 331.: SIS, oeo bill of adins =, .5-o
IS "a 320U0 bill OF lading at IS 81 /. JJ9 hill of
lading and SIS 900 do and Al clear s,S IS rs 3d.
s5oo0 AL clear at s. 3s 1000 private bankers al.a
bank at -; and 1850 bank at SIS 81.
The only sales of francs renorteI were .oo.ooJ
commercial at % d. and leo, 800 40 at 49,. >.
At The clOse sterling bills were quoted AZ 5 -.
as 80 for bill of ladlng and Al Clear, ana s - for
bank, and francs at AS !. ~. tor private. and
nominal for bank.
The offerings of domestic exchange wer. Of lib.
eral extent and commercial closed a shade sitter
than on Saturday. The sales o. New York sight
covered about $3.50 900. embracing $4,000 and
i 10 900 commercial. and $25 900 and $4,000 pr,
waite bankers at }. y cent discount; $4,000 and
100000 private bankers at 1892; S200o0 $4,000.
S25, 900 and D25 900 commercial. and ) le0O0 and
f35. 900 bark at as and 435 900 private bankers
at ~ 81. We also noticed saIe5 OF 5U00 on ~. LOUIS
and $4,000 on Providence at 3. - cent discount.
The banks checked on New York at = - cen:
discount and commercial sight was quoted a: lis
a =.
No sales Of stocks were reported.
The sales of bonds included $50 Getty gold bear.
ing seven per cents at a. =. :. II, 90 at .. and
l8.OGo .t.. ,esold at 5oi: they close. at 20
50l,.
No sales OF city appropriation certificates were
reported.
In warrants noticed sales OF $3.50. and 500:
old state israAaIn's 5. at 20. and 5000 1t s..
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-01-13
THE, CROMWELL 1lNy.
FOR FLORIDA.

cedar Keys and Key West, Carrying Tho
United States Mail.
A TIE New Orleans, Florida
.N1 and Havana Steamship Com pany
k1k.2kIIs; will dispatch first class fast pst
y s35 senger steamer
Every Week.
Ffem tho .oot OF Calliope street s..s. Gistrict
RATES OF PASSAGE:
10 Key West 1o!edap KeyG
Sao,i. .'''''.'''........$4s B25
o'T NC lase. 70 IL
~ through bills Of ladng issued to all points b
FLORIDA, including Tampa and to New York, Charlie
ton and Savannah '
None but the company's bills of ladng signed
ana none signed after sailing of the steamer
Splendid passenger accom- modatio us and tbroua
hckets given to above points
No freight received without per1n:s fro,, tia
Office p1 ' Wv
For freight or passage apply to
J. K. ROBERTS. Treasurer
No. 40 Common street,
over the Louisiana National Bank
de5 ly " "h "
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-01-13

SMITHLAND-Steamer " 5 Pike-62, ha'es cot.
ton SKIS seed cotton l59 SKIS cotton seed aI bbs of
molasses l2l hhds sugar and sundrles
TEESAS R1VbR-SteaIner W Curtis- go bales
cotton 2Io4 SKIS cotton seed II SKIS seed cotton and
supdres
MISUNDERSTANDING LIZZIE Hopkins-2O bales
SKIS seed cotton 323 hhds sugar Isl bbs mo-
iasses 10 bbs sugar 30 half b5Ls m0.Asses and sun.
driee
ST LorLs-Stesmer James Hora-d-.oIs bales of
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COMMERCIAL.

MONDAY EVENING. January ,. 1871.
COTTON-The sales to-day lnGt including any
on Saturday summed up little over LILO bales.
at irregular prices. closing at n advance of C
in middling. and nc. and in some eases more. IN
the medium and lower grades. We :. ust orr
quotations accordingly. and give also the e..
change figures as be.os.
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MARSHAL'S SALES.

Samuel stewart es al. rs. Wreck Of the
steamer Royal George. her tackle, etc.
IN THE UNITED STATES DIS rRlCr COURT FOR
She District of Louisiana, No. 10, 33:.-By virtue
of order OF sale TO me directed in the above
entitled suit. viii proceed TO sell 70 the highest
bidder, Oh TUESDAY, January Is, 1874, at twelve
O'Clock NJ, az the entrance TO the CUstOm0uSe. on
Canal street.
TIE WRECK OF THE STEAMER AOyA.
GEORGE, her tackle, etc.
T.rms-Cash at time of adjudication.
United States AArsh3i's office, New Orleans.
January 9. 1874
3 B. PACKARD.
1alS 80 United States Marshal.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-01-13

Bark Constantine and Owners. Jose Mas,
master. and owners. Juan y Canaa IT ~. VI.
Belle Lee.
IN THE UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT
District OF Louisiana. Nos. 0323. 10 22i and
i3,325.-By virtue of order OF court to me di-
rected in the above entitled suits will proceed 70
sell to the highest bidder, on TUESDAY, January
20. 1874 at twelve o'clock 81. at the entrance to
the Custonhouse Canal street, i'll this city, TIE
following described property to wit
THE STEAMBOAT BELLE LEE her tackle, etc.
az she now lies near the Convent. Third District, i'll
this city.
Te,mi-Cash IN United States :..is .. ~. time
of sale.
United Sta'es Ma.sha,'s Office. New orleans.
January 1894.
s. Z. ?ACKARS.
ia3 II II /. - United States Marshal.
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BUSINESS CARDS.

DETJTIOHS AND SCHEDULES
Prepared strictly according to the bankrupt law
genera. orders Of the United States Supreme
Court and vUles of the United Statss District
Court. by JOHN :. CARTER.
At tie Office o: c. S. Kellogg Register il Bank
ruptcv. Customhouse btildin, New Orleans.
Blanks always ON hand. mol
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MARSHAL'S MONITIONS.

Henry NJ. z. Smith ct. ais. IS. the Steam.
ship Texas. cargo. freight money, etc.
IN TfiE United STATES DISTRICT COURT DIS.
admiralty warrant. TO me directed III above
entitled suit. have seized and taken into my
.possesslOn--
THE STEAMSHIP TEXAS, cargo. freight money
etc. Iibeled by Henry M {. Smith tor the
causes set forth in the liheI now 2endin. in, the
District Court Of the United States.
And do hereby cite and admoni al the owner or
owners thereof. and all and every person per.
sons having pretending TO hay. any hight. title.
interest IN to the same to be and appear at .
District Court of the United States, for the district
aforesaid, to be holden at the city of New Orleans,
on the third Monday from the date hereof, 70 show
cause. if any they haye o. can why the said
steamship. cargo. ETC., should not be condemned.
and sold agYeeabiy to the prayer of Ubeiants
United S ateS Ma.slials office. New Orleans Dc.
ceinbrr %. 1873. s. e. PACKARD,
sie2t Jas - /: United States Marshal.
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Marine Intelligence.
OFFICE OF THE EE"CBLlCAE.,
Tuesday. January *. 1874. S
CLEARED YESTERDAY.

LEAhbhD Ib0l hIDAI.
S.i.. -. .','r Ernp:ess. Namor. for Liverpool!
schooner Mo1adn0ck, Hunter. for Cienfuecos
Schoone; Gertrude Ha"es. Wand. 70: R:at.n Island
80 CIeafu..os
ARRIVED YESTERDAY.
Steamship Panther. Mills. from Philadelphia. TO
william Creevy I'D dis:,ic.
Steamship Hercules. Wnnett. from Philadelphia.
30 william Creevy--2d district
Norwegian bark s.sna. Senison from Liverpool.
Novemht' ;. TO master-.ith district
Schooner W " Atwood. Eewcomh IS days from
Boston. - Norton :L.B.l!-is. d!stvic:
TowBoAys.
Jerome Brown, from the Passc.-":ent down
ieht-Broush. Up bark Ragaa and schooner W
TA.wood
STEAMBOATS,.
henry s,.es Jacobs from $: Louis
Charles Bodmann. Shinkle, from Cincinnati
Bart Able. Kenuison. from Camden
Henry Tete Dalteres. from LatOurchc
James Howard. Pegram. from st Louis
Katie Cannon, from vicksburg
81 Hodge. BarancO. from Baton Rouge
w Pike. Brown. from Smthland
x Curtis Cooley, from Tensas river
lizzie Hopkins. Aucoin. from LafOUTche
ARRIVED SUNDAY.
Steamship Andean Miller from Vera Cruz, to PIN,
FOrwoCd &cO--3d district
North German steamship Germana Winzen, from
Hamburg 18th ultilno via Havre Santander
and Havana. 10 Williams. Rupert; kco-ath
district
German steamship frankfurt. Duio~ from Bre.
men. via Havre, Southampton and Havana, to
EFF Stockmeyer-4th district
Steamship William Clyde. Livingston, from Phil.
adelphia, 3lst ultimo, to MASTERED distric;
Brig Anna NJ Knight Davis % days from New York
20 Geo Fosdick Gco-2d distric:
sTEAMBOA-s.
southwestern. Jacobs. iron, St,cve,o.e
Nary Ida. Rui2, from Lower Coast
Hunter Redovirs. from Lower COas:
Josephine Cousins from Lower coas:
EXPORTS.
CIENFTEG(' Schooner Mopa'nnci-iG.) jtis OF
lard SO 918 lumber 100 bbls -four 95 obs pota
tOts
LIvERPOOI-Ship Emp,ess-3s3r bales cotton
1900 slaves
RUATAN ISLAND VIA observation-disclosures
Gertrude Hawes-fOr C,enfregOs-40O SKIS corn $50
bbls -four Is bbls potatoes l9 9h9 feet lumber box
mdse-for Ruatau Island-l348 feet lumber IL COO
shingles bbs pork | ties bacon bbls bread ok
oil SKIS corn kegs lard bales To- acco b!s soap
60 bbs tiogg IS aalf bbls -four
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enry Nafe vs.. Steamboat }. ". Swords.

Henry Nafe vs.. Steamboat }. ". swords.
In TEE UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT.
] for t.e District Of Louisiana, Nc. 10, sl6-By vir-
tlu o. order of court TO directed in the above
entitled suit will proceed 10 sci! to the highest
bidder. on TUESDAY. January 70, 1874! at twelve
o'clock H., at the entrance to the CUst0
Canal street.
THE STEAMER J. ". SWORDS
Terms-Cash at time of ad judica.on.
United States Maysha.s Office, New Orleans, Jan
u3ry 9, 1874
4. B. PACKARD.
iaio3t United States Marshal
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-01-13
PERSONAL,

1OHN THOMPSON, JR.-
By calling at the Office o: ATTORNEY GENERAL
A. p. FIELD you WA hea: OF something to your
advantage. ja' OF
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-01-13

Tickets SIC Haif tickets SIS. Quarters 50 50
Ouv lotteries are chartered by the State. are
always drawn a. the time named. ana all draw.
ings are under the supervision OF sworn aDmmis.
sioners.
The officisa drawing will be published in she ST.
Louis papers. and copy Of she drawing sent to
purchasers of tickets.
We Will draw . sinasY scheme .!se last da ysf
every month during the year 1879.
Remit by postofdce money orders segis:end
letter draft or express
send fOy q circular. Address
MURRAY, MILLER 4 CO.
Postofdce box 2446, st. Louis MissourS
ariSeod WV
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-01-13

British, .is'r E1n?:ess. Namor. for LirerpOo!
Schoone. MOladAUck, Hunter. for Eientuec0s
Schoone; Gertrude Hawes. Ward. 70: R.atin Island
va .eatus.Js
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ETPORTo.
RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.

sos-oH-schoouer W W Atvooa-As.a na..
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Monetary--C Commercial.
MONETARY.
UET;CE OF THE DAILY REPUBLICAN.
Mn.nA. EIESlHa IaHuarY u W.

s'7Fs
~. have change to notice i'll the money
mar kef nich cont Dues quiet and oaratively
easy. The demand for d scounts on Che street is
far. with leaning toward Ouf inside quotations
s0r loans collaterais, but III" offerings OF COM
meIcial paper moderate. We have 10 new
feature 10 notice IN the position OF the banks We
continue to quote street rates tor first class paper
accompanied by unexceptionAbe coilaterals. at
l0l1 y cent p month; AL without cOllatersls at
IL a., and second grade at?a3 First class mort
gage paper continues to rule at ~ T. cent y
aIlaum. and second grade 3. i.0!2.
NEW ORLEANS CLEARING HOUSE.
CieATInG.. Balances
IanHA,y .A,.... SIS 1857 .. j }3s 1872 90
January j: .,. oa2a 1870 8. 1892. %
Thus far this ~eek.. IS 68i DS. ~ 500 1879 %
Same time last week. s,jib,B42 !! -" III 30
Total last week.. 1881 800 - stJ3 BOY 30
Total week before. li,lJs.5.S = I,l51 33Z q.
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GREAT JACKSON ROUTE.
STEAMSHIPS.


LLVERP0OL. AND NEWORLEASs pYAE
OF sTEAnlERSs
Bulls &xgsESHIs FOR Thu aSEW osr.a.s
SRADE.
TTg MISSISSIPPI AND bOsfaN.os s.y,.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-01-13

eastarty to eouthery winds, increasing cloudiness,
and probably light ram on the coast. The tempera-
ture will probably fall slightly on the South Allan
tic co ,st anc will rise slightly the Mississippi
va.
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1874-02-26
ATTIcA, Feb. %. 1874.

There have been no fatal cases Of
measles thus far In Indiana township;
and the disease Ia subsiding. The
general health In this vicinity Ia bet
ter than for mouths hitherto.
A. II. Wolfe has sold a half-interest
In his drug store 10 Mr.. James Sweem.
Through your columns l wish to
call the attention OF the Grand Jury
(which will be In session next month)
and Of MFR. Thos. Maddy in particular,
to the fact TINT druggists in Attica
have been. and presume are yet, SELL
ing Intoxicating liquors under the
names or ":.Hostetter's, /" Pine App
pie, = Wine." and other Bitters."
without license, aud II not in violation
or law, at least in violation Of what
what plain, honest people sup
suppose 10 he law. rfitis no violation
Of law 10 sell villianous intoxicating
compounds under the name ofSslsit-
ters.n We should be glad TO know IL
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1874-02-26

9TABBfxo AFYRAy.--After preach
ing, at the school house In Dallas, last
1'hursday evening, two youag men OF
that vicinity named Campbell and
Gore, aged respectively about 10 and
II years, hsd . quarrel which ended
seriously. Gore, the younger. stAbbed
Campbell In the arm below the elbow.
severing an artery. Campbell bled
profuseIy, and finally tainted from
loss OF blood. This wound was not
otherwise very severe or dangerous.
Tho difficulty, a. we understand,
was the result Of Canpbelps cattle
trespassing upon Cores field, and
being chased by Gore with dog. A
suit before = justice was In progress Mt
our latest word.
Later. Gore was acquitted In de-
fault OF proof that the knife by which
the wound was made was In his hand
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1874-02-26

a
IF the law forbids their sale, the goou
people of this part OF the country,
would be happy TO see the law en-
forced. Good citizens do not wish to
have their children brought In contact
with the monster in any shape In
which be may be dressed up. Good,
honest, chureh-going people, do not
care to be disturbed in their religious
devotions in house of public wor-
ship, nor to be disturbed on the street
in going to and returning from church,
as they have been in Attica this win
ter by crowd Of drunken young men
and boys, made drunk by these same
celebrated tonics" sold here.
N *
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1874-02-26

DONATION. Donation Festival
will be given mt the Court House I'm
this City this Thursday afternoon
and evening, for the benefit Of 1T.
Bly, Pastor Of the Christian Church.
Everybody invited. Free Dinner at
40, and supper at 7p.m. Our cit
irens, always SO generous on such oc-
casions, WILL we doubt not, gladly
contribute M literally ~ usual OF their
substance In aid OF u worthy pastor
and Church comparatively weak In
mombers and means.
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1874-02-26
Public Sales.

Under this head will be given soithois charg
the name Of seller summary OF property to be sold
and place and date Of ell public sales advertised
through posters printed ut this Office
]. Fl. Taggart, Knoxville, Saturday,
Feb. %, books and household furni-
ture. Credit Of 8 months.
John Mark, admir-, March 90.
miles east of Attica, horres. cattle,
hogs, corn In crib. and other property.
Terms nine months credit
A. Rizor, Administrators. will offer
for sale on the farm of Hugh Bates,
one mile north Of Knoxville. on March
5th, 1874, the property Of John Cam
bron, deceased, to-wit: One pair of
mules, good harness and wagon, mare
and colt, 3 cows, 5 calves, 40 head OF
hogs, wheat, hay, farming imple-
ments, ect.
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1874-02-26
MATILDA Hatcher Ia determined

MATILDA FLETCHER In determined
to establish an industrial exposition
with every ward aud district school
In the country, before the Centennial,
provided she can obtain what she
should have, the hearty approval and
corporation of teachers aud school
officers. Her plan IL to set apart one
day per week la which each pupil
shall be required to bring to the
schoo broom some useful article, made
by his ar her hands. to be exhibited
and explained, under the supervision
OF the teacher, In the presence Of par
ents and friends. These articles To
consist Of specimens Of cooking and
sewing of oil kinds, or anything else
common to household work iron aud
woodwork Of all kinds, from plain
box or horse shoe to n steam engine or
house In miniature, with all other USE
fnl things known to children, or that
may be invented by them Also.
farm and garden products, In their sea-
son. with explanations Of process Of
culture, kind. value, DC.
General Eaton. United States Com
missioner OF Education, and many
other eminent educators cordially APP
prove of her ideas. and certainly she
snstains them with many and peril
nent reasons that can not be gaiilsaid.
The above Is sent us accompanied
by a request for publication. Not
withdrawing we believe Mrs. fetch
er has determined upon al impossible
ity, we arc cheerfully willing TO give
her the small aid she asks toward It's
partial accomplishment.
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1874-02-26
FArAL AccrDENr occurred

A FATAL ACCIDENT occurred At
Peila last Thursday afternoon. Her.
bert Bcnning, aged about 10 years,
employed in the Wagon Factory Of
schubring d Fosdick, Ia attempting
70 put belt upon pulley became en-
tangled in the belt, was drawn up and
whirled rapidly ground the shaft above
and beaten 70 death instantly by strik-
ing against the joists Of tho upper
floor. The BLADE says his neck, one
arm and one leg were broken, and he
was otherwise terribly bruised and
mangled. The corcner's jury render
ed verdict reciting the facts, stating
That the accident was wholly caused
iy the carelessness OF the deceased,
and that no one else was In any man.
ner 10 blame.
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1874-02-26

FIRE. The fire bell aroused many
a sleeper In Knoxville ut day-break
last Friday morning. The cause OF
the alarm was nothing more than the
burning out OF flue.
Later In the day an alarm was
sounded In the northwest part Of town.
The dwelling Of Mrs. Smith Was
burning. The fire caught In the wall
behind a stove, and soon reached the
roof. An active force was promptly
on the ground and the building was
saved by energetic work. The roof
was con siderably damaged.
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1874-02-26

RICHARD JONES, FIVE miles south>
east Of Knoxville. who accidentally
shot himself through the arm some
six weeks since Is recovering. The
wound has healed, the arm being
shortened about "a inches, The bones
nave not firmly united and probably
i,syer will do so, but a cartilagiueous
union will be formed rendering the
arm in small degree useful. The
hand will have some action ant
strength through the uninjured mus
clos OF the forearm.
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1874-02-26
IENIFpN


ralsy, sprsins- sweiinEs- caked breast. se.a.
salt rheum. esrscbe. etc. upon the hnm.n
and Of strsins. spawn, gals, etc. upon
one year than have all othsr pr.t.nasa
since the world began. Itisa c,un,a,.,,,,,.-.
all healing pain relirrrr. crippl4s tho. .w,.,'
crutchss. the lame walk. poiso ION. bs,,, -.
harmiess aud the vounded arr hs.,.d go.
scar. 1t is no hambug. The recipe /, s,,.,,.,.
sround each bottle. IL is selling a. Ga .r,,.,.
before Sold and II sels becaue. II doe, ms,
prsteuds to do Those who nov suffer from, -.
tsm. pain or swelling deserve to suffer IL r.. ~.
not use Centanr Imminent. More than Iooe -.
estss If remarkable cures, iDclnding f,o,un.,..,
chr mic rhrumstism. gent, running tumor. -, -
bseD received. We will send circuln, ,,n,.,.,'
certificates. recipe, etc, gratis to any one
1t. One bottle Of the yellow wrapper cspt.a, ~,
ment IL worth one hundred dollars for .n,,,,...
swsenied horses and mules or Tor screw wo,, !.
sheep. stoek-owbers-th,s liniment Is worth So.
attention No family should be without csn.,u.
Eminent. Sold by all Druggists so cent, Der ho,
tie; large bottls 81 co. }. B. Rosr 4 Co >,
Broadway. New York
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1874-02-26
I'm MennOrium.

At called communication Of Oriental
Lodge, No. 81, A. F. Il A. NJ, at their
Hall in Knoxville, February %, 1874,
brethren Vim. Blain, q. X. Hart and f.
G. Barker, were appointed to DRAFT rsso-
buttons respecting the death of Bro. C.
X. McKINNrs. The Committee submit.
ted the following report:
WHEREAS, 1t has pleased the Grand
Master above in His ail-wise providence
to remove from us brother q. X. Me-
KIsNIs, snndvring the earthly ties that
bind man to man, mason 10 mason. there
fore be il
Resolved, That while 1t Is with deem
| regret we are called upon 10 part with
our brother. we bow unmurmuringly 10
the hand that dealt the stroke.
Resolved, That we tender our warmest
sympathy TO his hereayed family. in this
the hour of their deep affection, and trust
the Friend Of the widow and fatherless
may ever watch over and protect them in
the lonely hours to be passed in the future
when the absence If the husband and
father will he SO deeply felt; and trust
they may ever find brothers or n par
ent's welcome from the members of
Oriental Lodge.
Res0iped. That in memory OF our do
parted brother the jewels and furniture
OF the Lodge shall be draped In mourn
ing for thirty days.
Resolved, That these resolutions be en-
tered upon the minutes, a copy handed
the family of the deceased and published
In the city papers.
VIM BLArN,
OK. HAar, committee.
F.C. BARKER
The above Was npon motion unani~
mously adopted.
| w. i. WRIGHT, w. M. FRO Tenn.
J. OPPENHEIMER. Secvefcrv - :