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MASONIC NOTICE.

THE officers and members of DeSoto a
L Lodge, No. 295, are hereby ySUMMoNEDNAE
to attend 3 special communication ofN
said Odge, this TUESDAY, evening at Ia
O'Clock, at the hall in Odd Fellows building
for the transact on of important business.
All NJ. M are fraternally invited.
By order. ED. WORSHAM, w. NJ.
ALF. H. WHITE, Secretary pro tenn
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~. u LOLETNN.

Gsn'I s5s18ger os Excursion Train.
N.B.-It is currently reported that Moody
and Saukey, the great Lvsugel SITS, will be in
Chicago during rur visit to the city.
Tickets for sale at lemphis and Charleston
Railroad Ticket flee, cor. VI ain and court sts.
Tickets will be or sale al Grenada, Water
Valley, oxford, Holly Springs, Miss; Bolivar,
Frost and Fulton a,lpns, Tenn, on New Or
leans, ST. Louis and Chicago Railroad. Oct8
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LONDON, October l1--AccoTdiBg to q
dispatch Of the Press Association II is Ie-
ported IN Portsmouth that all # her majesty
ships in japanese ports are ordered 10 China.
IL h.,I.n
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Tni,cd states supreme Court.

.eFgI~gTES, tctg1eF 1.-The su-
NC 4 tuc . u.ted states commenced
s- I-roba- term to-day All the justices were
~. ~ bench win Inc exception oi Associate
rr.Fg. WfT-r. At the instance OF Attorney
-, -s1 =. fremont, the tweEiy-s4-th instant
..-- I'd f8r soc argument OF The appea1 oi ine
.r..ral -fa. e. from. The decision oI lhe coIt
...'r,- fbe latier having maue a decision
s...,raIrIa 10 the CiaL-L u. me Union EaSlLc
.-.r.r,.H .r. .rrau' OF Jr. u Il0Elation.
In the rr m nai court today tLe aPPi!ct--
80 ~ "a v-r.f ~ ha5sls cO-DlLS IN uenaIi OF
Npu 1, - l-her, lar. assistant nlIed stsLe> ulh-
:
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steamer Wrecked and Eleven Persons
Drowned.

LONDON, October ll.-Tbe English
steamer Biscay, belonging to Newcastle,
stranded of Jutlaud. while on a voyage from
COrnstadt 70 Bremen Haven. Eleven persons
we're crowned. The Biscay was an iron
: Gamer, built in 1872, ana was owned in Lon
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English Crop Outlook.

LONDON. october LINE -HuTE Lane
Ezprssg Of this evening, In its weekly re view
of the produce market, has the following:
THE weather has been much broken, there
having been hail IN some portions OF the
country and much interruption to field labor.
nsmpuess has luterfeTed with tnreshing, ana
the condition Of the country Is generally bad.
the upward tendency In prices Is continued,
though business f. restricted. The average Hs
com pared with ls54, are two pence lower, while
in ETanee they are slightly higher. There IS
less doing Al odessa, but rates aIe maintained.
The rece pts OF wheat from India are unpre-
Cedented. The quality j. low, however, bat II
tae shipment pay II ?. aces vast Trade In the
service OF England"
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BERLIN, Octobe II. The KsisprhOt
hotel, in this city, was totally burned. II was
the finest OF the kind in Germany. The loss
is estimated at one million dollars.
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The Fall River Workmen.
New YORK, October 1.-THE

New YORK; October II.-Ihe Ger
mania assembly IoOns were packed yeteTday
with "a aorkingmen who had gathered to listen
to the story OF grievances OF the Fail River
mill operators. John SwintOn was chairman,
aud the spec kers were John Bailey, Morgan
jefferson and Bitclif. Delegate from the
all River weavers: SwinJon, MGuIre, Win
terS and Thompson, OF New York, The New
York speakers in introducing the delegates
said they bad come TO represent the white
slaves of Rhode Island. among the senti-
menIs most loudly applaudei was one from
Leauder Thompson, tn Al any man VINO co a.
and TOhhgF
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Schooner Casualties.

BUFFALO, October 1l.-The steam
large Colin Campbell, which cleared for Chi
cRgo Friday night, returned to port this even
ing. The crew report that when off nunkiIk
am either purpose'y jumped or accidentally
fell over board and was drowned.
JOnn Wright, shot on board the schooner
Michigan Friday by Captain T. A. Burke, was
sti / alive at the hospital To- night but with
no hopes of his recovery. Burke was commit
ad i3rl
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DISSOLUTION.

TEHE partnership heretofore existing be-
l. tween J. Buch1gnani and p. Pierotti has
been dissolved, p. PterOtti having purchased
the interest of j. Buchignani in the Confec-
tiOnery at 81 Beale street. octI2
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rfsrEzyf.le Chy0fiC5e: The mOst q
.... f,f,,eco crop mas been cut snd housed, anu
., -..- tSrnS4rs aye nov busy sowing Whest
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ATLANTA, GA, October lie. T.
Heard, charged with attempting TO rape two
small girls month since at Co yers, Georgia,
AZ tired yesterday aud cOuvic Ell. He COM
mitted suicide Immediately after by taking
morphine.
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Dyersburg Gazette: "A Centennial
fund Of twenty i've thousand dollars is 10 be
-,.lSed - Tennessee. Dyer cOunty's proportion
,TIII l. sonl SthIng over three hundred dollars.
How ca We raise it," That's the question.
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Failures I'm New YORK;
NEW YORK. October 1.-THE failures

, NEW YORK, Oct)ber 1.-THE failures
of VIM. p. Roberts, flour and grain merchant,
from losses by advances on grain, but Iiabiii-
ties said not to be heavy; of A. sherman,
dealer IN woolens, for one hundred thousand
liars, with assets OF thirty thousand; Of
Geo ge Reichepberg, cotton dealer, for "A small
amount; of MuTTeII & Co, also cotton dealers,
and a much larger concern, We're report
yesterday. a letter from them says the fall
ure is based on mistakes in rome figures in
hurried statement taken from their books,
and they hope to resume Monday.
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CHEAPEST AND GRANDEST TRIP
ON RECORD.
COLLIN SIS
GREAT EXCURSION
70
ST. LOUIS & CHICAGO.
FARE FOR TIE ROUND TRIP

From Corinth, Ii-s, Jackson, Hum boldt,
Trenton, Union City, Columbus and all
9th Stations on the Mobile and Ohio r. H.,
between tOIin, n and Columbus,
To 81. gOuGa aud G-EssFu......-.......S : SO
ES both cluesl ~-. Oslis ana htca-
K0 and &- susEI ......-........ 13 so
Tickets good GOING On Special Train and
date. GOOl E-f u ELHG on any Train
WiL-in twelve dAEs from date Of departure.
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LIABILITIES.
STATE OF TENNESSEE, !

STATE OF TENNESSEE, CO.
COUNTY OF SHELBY, ( %
III. A. HAYES, JR., Cashier of the above
named bank, do solemnly swear thst the
above statement is true to the best OF my
knowledge and belief.
i = HAYES. TR., Cash ier.
Subscriber. and sworn TO beIore me o.. 9th
day OF October, 1875.
-. B. IRRELEVANT, Notary Public.
Correct Attest
r. DANIEL,
a. D. GWYNNE, 7 r,5e,.,,
y. MaLATESTA, III N'''7'
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Brazilian Affairs.

Rio JANEIRO, October 1.-THE ses-
sion of the Brazilian parii 2ment was closed
by the emperor, who, IN his speech, declared
that the relations OF Brazil with fore gu
powers were satisfactory, and that amnes y
granted to the bishops would restore harmony
with The holy see.
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W. z. MITCuELL'S SCHOOL,
No. sos Third Street.

FENHE ANNUAL SESSION COMMENCES
l. September lst, Students prepared fOI
the usual college course. All the common
at the school rnOm.
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Heavy Frost at Omaha.

OMAHA, October I.-There was
heavy frost h,re last night, and ice formed
thrre-sixteenth Of an inch ia thickness in
the lOwlanGs.
To-morrsw's election in this state promises
g. be OF interest, and will be contested by all
parties.
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observation-disclosures.

WASHINGTON, October ll.-James
T. Gardner chief geogTsp pneT Of the geological
and geographical survey OF the territories Of
the United States. has, with his stan estab.
lished headquart- Is here for he winter.
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LONDON, October ll.-The recent
rains have swollen the rivers and streams,
and caused dIsastT OUG iuuEdatiOns in LelSter-
shire ard WaTwic6shire. The destruction Of
property is very heavy, and several lives are
reported lost. The railroads are badly dam
aged, and traffic generally suspended.
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I1OUIsVILLE t.# her 10 The au-
tumual rains and disaeIeeable weather pre-
dictei BY Prof. lice, OF -. Louis, 20 commence
October 9tn, began yesterday. and continued
to-day AID tonight.
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Destructive Fire AT AvOca.

OMAHA, October l1.-AbUut fifteen
minutes after eleven O'Clock this morning a
fire broke out in the fTeight-house belonging
to the Chicago, Rock Is and snd Pacific rail
road, at Ayuoa, Iowa. Despite all efons the
fire gained headWay, ana in a short time the
building and contents, consisting of freight,
and Ihe papers and books of the company,
were eut rely consumed, Es oecial etfO Is were
made TO save hs private papers and accounts
of the company, but without avail. Sc, eTal
freight cars were standing alongside of the
fFeigut-h0use at the time, which were with
d niCuity pusht ont of danger. The cause of
the fire is unknown, but II is supposed to have
been ignited by sparks from locomotive.
Los, estimated at six thousand or eight thou
sand dollars Insurance unknown.
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NaBder Al. stephens in tFiti-
cal Condition
Suicide Of a Brute.

AUGUSTA, GA, October ll.-hOn.
Alexander H. stephens was taken III Sstur-
day. HIS suffering IS represented as eXcTucla-
ting. and his CONDITION critical. H. is afflicted
with stone IA the bladder
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MCEFREAL, October IA gentleman
prominently connected with the GuibO-d
case, states that no day hss been appointed
for the burial of Gulburds remains, and that
il is possible it may be deferred for cOnsld-
IL L.
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MARROW Eseape in a Mine.

SAN FRANCISCO. Oct0b-r 1.-THE
hGistug works at Utah mine, Virginia City,
was destroyed by fire last night. he loss
amounts to a quarter of million dollars.
The wOrEs were recently completed, with ma
chinery to sink the depth of two thousand
feet. The engineer stood at his post and
hoisted the miners until he was badly burned.
Four men remained below when the engine
was abandoned, but escaped through an old
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The North Carolina state Convention.

RALEIGH, October 1.-THE State con-
stitutiOnal convention adjourned sine die this
evening after session Of thIrty-one work ng
days. In the last few days of the session many
important Ordi inances were passed, amounting
10 a general emancipation of the legislature
T ON the restrictions under which il has
labOred since 1868, anu giving 1t larger powers.
The pubic debt question was not lnteTfered
with, but several Intellectual attempts were
made 10 repudiate the special tax bonds.
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CartiinaI sr'CIoskey's Movements.

ROME, October ii --CardiBal M'CiCs
key will leave this city tomorrow. lie goes
first to Paris. He will afterward visit Cardi-
nal Manning, at London, and Cardinal Gull
len IN Ireland. He has ordered here splen-
did marble altar for the Roman Catholic
cathedral OF New York, costing forty tnOu-
gand dollars,
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Ehe Brute Drew,

CONCORD, n. H, October 11.-A
crowd, estim ated at five thousand persons,
was at the locality of the LOGgmaid murder
yesterday. Nothing has been discOvered nd
ing TO move the evidence against Drew. The
aunt OF the deceased girl Will testify before
the coroner that Josie stood IN fear OF Drew.
There are rumors Of finding bloody Overalls,
bu lack confirmation.
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dollars Insurance unknown.
Disastrous Fire.
October IA disa
iagration visited the town of
mSpOrd this morning, breaking out
srnnrin ng mill nt GeOIPa Q Moore

LOwELL, October IA disastrous
confiagration visited the town of North
CHELMSFORD this morning, breaking out in the
wool securing mill OF George Moore, located
on Stoney ere, k, which had just been built at
n cost # sixteen Thousand dollars. 1he
flames quickly tackled an old mill adjOln-
ing. built OF b lex, three stories high, one hun
dred and twenty-five by seVenty-tive feet. A
large stock of wool was in this bulldog. The
fragments of the walls alone remain OF th, Sc
two buildings. A two-stOry tenement house,
also owned 10y Mr.. Moore, and occupied by
three families, was consumed. The fire next
attacked the pattern shop and warehouse or
George T. Sheldon, a brick building of one
hundred and fifty by forty feet, two stories
high. Fifteen thousand dollars worth of pat
terms, which were In the building, were most
ly saved. The carpenter and machine shop Of
Mr. Sheldon, one hundred by thirty feet, tFO-
story brick, was mos ly destroy ed. Four cars,
on the track of the Nashua and Lowell rail-
road, loaded with coal, were also destroye..
The total loss is between eighty ana one
hundred thousand dollars. Insurance, sew
enty thousand dollars. The fire viii prove
severe blow to the village.
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ROME, Oct0ter ll,-Italy will appoint
a committee OF Italians, resident in America,
TO act at the en- lenHIal exposition at PEila-
delphla. The pope will send two MOSaics, rep
Ieseuing Madonna, by Raphae', and st.
Agnes, b. Gaeulla.
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Gold in the Black Hills.

WtsFINGT0N o .tobrr 1.-THE COM
-. ~, ou.rUf IuClsu affairs received the iol-
pa. 'Ue ,Is.rtCh 90 day from water Z; jan
I,v. t,e Eeo.ogisi exploring the BLACK hil-7'
'''.e1 ,,-s---. OK RAPID CEEEE, September -.
rnave disc ,-sIed golA in small quantities
Do. ~. Ise.r Lodge mountains AnouL tHenIy
"a s| s| -. al i-ffr e Mis- Uuri bultes. IN the
pm. - = .rr, non ur y, The Black n lis. The
@.,.i.' .mleB IN area. Dot exceeding MY
....-. III, r-. md is wholly - EoT5lL5, -
-,.sr..rr 4 Hru tine region ac1Lt ~ iles
--.. NO ,.sdWateg " ley. 1HS soIb = Ut
.g-g ~ rT me .e1Umpo-luou Of The u go 80 9! s
-arl ana forphyry ca rylng 0AIGe5S }1I'5 t1 ~
nam and mango ~, no gNalLE "tl < lOolt1 NJ - -
~ sGr7 AID .La dspu-l :, a. lar a. exam
....f .-.. -rr.a. rrTs C. limited area near ne ne
head D. r.s mon. ain ss"aiLiH 10, ~ = -, -
I'M me river D. have NCs.ly cofnp.eltu ny
y.n-f- n.L survey. and expect % --sch or la
'r4rg. au my return. about OclcOu- 18Th.
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NEW YORK Oct0be. 1.-The seventh
anniv. rsary Of the proclamation Of the inde-
peudenCo OF cuba was celebrated to-day in
the Cuban church OF ST. James, an was at
tended by large congregation. Rev. DR..
JO- quin DePslmS preached an appropriate
Sc mon. and welt on the trials and struggles
of me EnMans flr Ileir lberLE.
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New YORK October 1l.-The jury
men in the BeeChcr trial contend that they
& e entitled 20 extra pay for their services, and
have not given up the hOre of getting it.
Tney have recen ly held several meetings,
and at las: a committee has been appointed
TO draw up a petition to the board of super
viSors in brooklyn. The petition l. sigLed by
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Spain and lhe COneOr,IaI.

MADRID, October II The IWpGTcld'
states that the governms snt, IL rely 10 tue
communications Of the Vatican, declare that
they will respect the cOnCOrd2t, except where
il tnrerferes with the internal affairs u1SDaln.
The government, while admitting that the
CpucOrdat has be n violated. must accept ac-
couplIshed facts and maintain uOleTatlon.
one thousand troops have mbsTked at C8dIz
for CUBA, and fifteen hundred more sail on
"Wednesday mENi.
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CustOmhOuse Frauds.

CHICAGO, October 1.-THE Inter-
Ocean Tomorrow morning will print an eX-
tr-Ct from the unpublished report of MI.
BlOdgeJt, on the Chicago cuStOmhouse. 1t
mentions in terms of appreciation the system
OF eppraising here, and speaks of the system
York cGsiOmhouse The Ill.er- Ocean repeats
the charge already made, that Secretary
BuSiOW suppressed this report on account of
$ indictment OF New York officials.
, 1875-11-21


10 The Editor Of The Chicago Tribune:
CHICAGO, No7. 'o0-The Michigan Avenue
Baotist Church has taken q step IN the night
direction. A goodly portion of tho district south
Of Tyenty-stcond street has been mapped out
into divisions. and several committees appointed
10 canyass each house and offer the people a
Church Home *'without money and without
price" The pevs hare been declared absolutely
free. Any one can choose pew Tor h1msen
and family, have his name put On it without
cost, and SO have an abiding place. Those
who can give noy money at nn Will OF
courao give what money they can conven-
iently spare, putting 1t IN teo coneei-
button basket OF paying it weekly, as they lie
feel like giving cent, Will be uade just as wel-
come Is those who can and do gay large sums OF
money there. The great object the Church has
is to extend courtesy and welcome To all, hoWey.
er rich or however humble and poor, Who Will
only come in and worship with them anu TO else
the people, and especially poor people, church
homie, where all will worship the Que God from
the one footstool and whore all will recnlye the
right hand Of real Brotherhood and cordial vel
come, from the highest to the lowest: !ne
church have adopted the following cara 1or ots-
trihns1on. and. IS it setB forth tho will OF the
church better than can, give it as it stauds-
The motto Of the Church is ono word,-'Conc.
Yourself, family and friends IL not identified With
any other church} are solicited to become constant
.Fozsh1pers IN our church.
rewa absolutely freo! You can, however, select
your seat that son may become petnsp@enty "a @ ioca
Treasurer Without cost All seats In the church being
free there can be no decacy your part in
this opportunity Of finding church-hono whefe az
can worship the Lord " In sincerity anu N trn'n'
Come one come oil and Let us worship the Lord.
Presented by -,--I-.
By suthority Of the Trustees ind tho members OF
tns enufsA' E, ". LArrEr.
, 1875-11-21
RELIGIOUS MISCELLANY.


Tho Interior thus ~h.poses of the religious
education question in Chicago: '.'The question
Of the reading Of the Bible at the opening Of the
public schools was recons,dered by the School
Board, and its former action reafirned by avote
OF 10 to3. This settles the question for the
present, and probably for the future, as i L. not
probable, judging from recent elections, tbasthe
action of the Board would he'reversed if it wnre
made an issue at the polls"
1fs4 spu1geon took strong ground in 8 recent
speech against the exclusion OF the Blble from
public schools. he said: 50 Why should that
which ought to be an essential part Of education
not be believed in On sccount Of half dozcn in
.fidels? Why should the reading OF the Bible be
given up to please them. making insadeiit5 the
pationtl religion Of England ?. And, badly aa I
think Of the present. national religion, 1certainly
prefer it to haYipe 1.Bradtaugh Archbishop Of
Canterbury. and his doctrines taught a. the re-
, 1875-11-21
IN GENERAL.
REVISION OF THE BIBLE.


10 Ax Editor of The CHICAGO Tribune:
CHICAGO, Nov. oo-1t may not be generally
known that On the 9Th day Of Nay, A. D: 1870,
tttiA steps we're taken to revise the Common
English Bible. On that daY In England. in the
Conrocation Of Canterbury, this great aud holy
ssnrk began. 4 brief history thereof will,
trust ba interesting to the public The Convo-
cation OF Canterbury at its session May 6. 1870,
adopted the following report, which vas offered
by committee Of eight Bishops:
treThAt 1t is deairsble thata rcE7sion Of the an-
ihorixed version of the Holy Scriptures be under
tAteu-
pompeise both marginal reudertgs and such cmenda-
Eaus It may be found necessary to insert in the
text Of the Authorized VerHton-
T%{yd-That In the above resolutions we do not con-
te1nTdate AuJ new translation Of tho Eihlcf or apy
aNesHon Of the language except where, IN the judg
ent ot the nost competent scholars such change Il
Fost5f6.1nst in such necessary changes, the style
d the language employed in the existing veraion be
FiA-That il is desirable that convocation should
nominate - body OF tts own members to undertske
tho cooperation Of any eminent for scholarship, to
Ehate7eT nation Or religious body they may Belong.
On Mny Is. 1870, the Committee OF Bishops
and prasbytera appointed 1t the 5rst meeting OF
for guidance in the revision, the following:
Fux-Io introduce as few alterations rs possible in
he te1h Of tho authorized version consistent with
fa1thfunees.
II xuch a1teraiops to the language of tie Authorxed
md earlier English versions.
Thsrd-Each company 70 60 tetiee over the portion
10 % 1es1sed. oncs Professionally. the second time
nualy, and principles Of voting - hereinafter pro-
yided-
Fourh-That the text to be adopted be tha: for
which the evidence Is decidedly urelonderasng; ard
that the adopted differs from xhSt fzu1la
which the Authorized Version made TIE alteration
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