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That Neck Tie.

We don't mean the Neck Tie Sociablc on
Thursday night. We refer to more romantic
affair than that. This tie was the spontaneous
out burst of female tribute to masculine beauty.
But it seems that the cuine beauty is decided.
ly mixed. Therefore the boys weep The tie
was one of those sweet coTn.colored fellows,
redolent of fair hands-just wiped on dish cloth.
But the note that accompanied it 'cds charming.
Yet it did not suit the boys at all. 1t said: Give
this to the best looking clerk in the store" Great
gracious there are dozen handsome men in the
store. But then the restrictions. Chops and
tomato sauce!" what can this mean: "You are too
DESTROYS Of dispensing with the society Of young
ladies mothers in general and one in particular
Now we know from personal knowledge that he
is not that kind Of fellow, but rather that with
the old lady he is solid" Aud another is mot
well enough versed in the art of hanging gates
over on CaSs street" Ofcourse he ISN'T! He never
gets orer the rayjne. Now If the note had said
OYER on Market street, there might have been
something to it, There is also some reference to
two or three other chaps, as too heavy for
them" too bashful and too young and too old
and too light in their patronage of Seth. In Heav-
ems name, whom do you wish to have 1t? why
this suspense? It's wuss than election news.
Come now, fair incognita, let up on this pull ON
their phcelinx and tell them who is the unforiu
nate who must wear that furious tie Pile it all
onto one, and let the rest go free; and above all
don't accuse Il man of knowing anything Of gates
on Cass street when he is never known to 20
further west than Buttons tavern.
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Russia.

Don Strousberg, the Jay Cooke Of Russia,
was found guilty Of swlndling in his railroad
operations and management OF the Moscow
Commercial Loand Bank, and sentenced to
perpetual Punishment from Russia. \ large
number of others, directors, &c, of the bank,
are on trial for connection with the same
swindling operations.
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More dsunion, secession, civil war, and
Spencer rifles Said Jim Blame at Buffalo
"lf New York votes for Tilden, he will GER
tainly be elected" Adding, "WsU you aNo,o
htm TO be iadugurated IN that erept?"
We suspect 'you" will. At least we hear
of no Sumter down in Maine upon which
this lunatic Is getting ready to fire and
thus inaugurate a new rebellion.
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Italy.

Cardinal Antonelli died at Rome on the
9th inst, and Cardinal Patrlzi, the vicar
general of the pope, is reported to be dying
Cardinal Antohelli was transacting business
with the pope on Sunday, when he was seized
with a severe attack Of govt n the chest. He
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was immediately carried to his apartments
He refused to believe that death was ap
preaching, but at last he consented TO receive
the sacrament, but was unable to swallow
He expired at 7:l5 Monday morning, shortly
after sending u message to the pope asking
for his blessing and inploring pardon for all
the faults he might iiaye committed during
his administration. The fortune left by the
cardinni will be divided among the members
OF his family. His fine collections of gems,
antiquities, works OF art, etc, are bequeathed
to the Vatican museum.
Van Nu,elll, under secretary of state, has
been appointed successor I'D interim of the
late Cardinal Antonelli
India.
CALCUTTA, Nov. 9-The district of Backer-
gunge was ravaged by a cyclone on Tuesday
last A thousand native houses were de-
stroyed. The town of Dowuttkan was sub
merged by the waves, and 5000 persons are
believed to haye persisted. The government
has sent reiet to the desolated sections
An Indian newspaper, the Pioneer" sums
up the prospects as to the famine in Bombay,
as follows; Famine in Sholapore; extreme
dearth at Poonah great scarcity in six other
districts. All these districts will Weld only
fraction of their ordinary revenue 1t is
hoped that the distress may be relieved at a
sixth of the cost of the Bengal famine
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Spain.

In the chamber Of deputies on the 9th Prime
Minister Conoyas declared that 1t was the de-
termination of the government to retain Cubs
at any cost.
A dispatch 10 The London Times from LIS.
bon says Spanish emigrants and refugees have
been ordered to quit Portugal.
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JAMES W. DUNCAN,
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. AsA

STATI: OF II.LINoi>-. IA SALLE Co.'S
- yTrrI a. If F.sffHsf % January A.. p. 49,
ohn STUART and John Delihanty, partners, Going ers4
ness ue The urn aud style OF stuart DehAnty,
I r. James n. Barrett. -,
Puzzle notice Is hereby given 70 TIE sd james ~ BAD
,ai fnt wit OF attachment issued out q The once OF
Sci@rK Of the "a sale County Circuit Court, dated the sc
day nj October isse. AZ the suit Of The said stuart =
D.hanty AID sgaiust the Estate OF The said james SS
r-ti Tor the sum one Hundred and Seven and se uS
lars directed the Sheriff % "a Sale coEny Nhe1 sAN
wi ms been returned executed. - -.
Now therefore, unless you, the sad james = hSleHS
shall narsouAy be and appear before The said "a 49,
nnt Court on or before the ars day cf ne nsxt
trn thereof TO be holden the Court house N We ey
OF ottawa on the thru Monday Of Jzunsy :. lSt Nv
sEeclal hail and plead the said ranlns
uent vii be entered against you. a n Lave % tss -
ohn stuart and John leNanty. Glt scnnch OF ts Prv
erty attached A. NAV be sufficient 70 SS,sN ne sAd lux
r,,,t AID costs viii BE- sold 10 saftsS the sSlle.
H4en' S-i~ N"s'S ""' " CHARLES II. hook. Clerk.
JANIS W DUNCAN, Auorsey. n0'4%"
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HOME MATCERS.
The Election in Ottawa

With registered vote Of little over 1900, OF
tawa fell trihe short Of polling 100 votes, o,
2OO0 votes, including South Ottawa. While the
democratic vote was up to our estimate on the
general ticket there was fearful amount Of
scratching on the county ticket, and generally
the democratic candidates were the sufferers
The following are the full figures Of the three
Ottawa voting places:
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CROP ITEMs-We are in receipt of the
Monthly Report of the Department of Agri.
culture tor October, from which we condense
the following items: For the entire country
there is reduction in the wheat crop COM
pared with last year of l 6, but the quality is
somewhat superior. The figures point to II
yield of about 245 100000 bushels. Rye re,
ported per cent less than 1919, but quality
better Barley 6 per cent. less than last year
Buckwheat full average. Oats show fall.
ing off of % per cent Every section of the
Union is deficient. Corn crop deficient, but
figures not yet obtained. The cotton crop
will be large and likely to approach the
heavy yield of 1879. Sweet potatoes full
average crop. Solghum full production
Tobacco report shows about an average pro-
duction.
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The pork packing season usually begins
with the LIST of November and lasts until the
LIST OF March; but Of late years there has
grown up a trade known as "summe. pack.
ing" and the long lead Chicago has had In
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Germany,

Herr Forkenbrek has been elected presi
dent Of the relchstag, the diet of the realm
and Baron st. Aufrenberg, first vice president
Theo. De Henglin, the German traveller anC
zoologist, is dead
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the regular seasons business seems to have
marked the summer business. Between
March and Oct 81, 1876, the summer
packing" thus compares with that of St.
Louis, and both with the same business in
1915:
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MEAT MARKET FOR Rem!

On account of my i'll health I am
willing to rent or sell my butcher
shop. AUGUST BEHLEI,
pet 7.tT Madison street.
~-n.rt- DRAFT N~D RECEIPT
y RnpES Al USMAN q HAFEMAN'>.
West Of the JoIrt Houst.
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mlrricD

In 81 Andrews church November u, 'lj, by tie Rev.
H. T Hester, Mr.. y ORLANDO BALDWIN to Mis-
MAGGIE jackson, duI her Of Hiram Jackson, Esi,
both Of Farm Ridge.
In St Andrews church, November 81 ls'b, by the Rev
II. /. Hiestcr. Nr Is ORLANDO JACKSON. and Miss
LOIS BELFuED, caughIc- OF VIM Iclord. both Of Farm
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Tacrc was a big horse race at the Fair Grounds
on h-t Saturday afternoon, between two horses
owned, one, by Mr.. Fm!cn, and the other oy Mr.
Lomassney, both Of Streaior One hundred
dollls a side were the stakes, Mr.. Is driver
betting against Mr. Fiulen. The track was not
favorable for speed. being very heavy; and the
driver Of Lom1ssrcy- horse was too fun OF lie.
publican whisky to do very skilliul driving. 50
when the race came off Mr.. Finlen's horse dis
tanc,d the other horse on the first heat. Then
a general cry was rai-rd that the beaten horse
was quitter' and should be laid up Tor all
time. but the Tact, seem to be that the horse
was but poorly driven aud is really an animal OF
some speed. Quite large number Of the fra
teraiiy Witnessed the race, but came back not
highly pleased. Very little money "as up.
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Shaw's IS cent syrup scoops the whole town
just buy one gallon.
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BEEN taken in by the same customer, but cannot
learn who they are
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The Insurance CtroHicle, kindly loaned US by
Dr. J. O. Harris, contains this week their usual
tables Of losses 10y fire in the United States and
Canadas These tables are both valuable and in
terestng, and we hayc no doubt the following
synopsis will interest our readers. First we have
the record Tor the nine months Of 1876 ending
oct. ls', compared With the same nine months
Of $50, as follows:
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PAPER WINDOW CURrArNs-t great variety, al
Osman IL ilapcmau's.
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Following is the record tor the month Of Sep
TENDER, 1876 compared with the same month in

ter shops, S; Churches, i; Dru. stores, II; Fur
uiture Factories, -; Grocery stores, Ii; Hotels,
-, Ice Houses, 10; Livery Stables, u; Rsstau-
rants, 10; Saw Mills -.
The least loss on any one day in the month
was on the 18th $4,000; the greatest loss, on the
10Th, S4s0OoO. OF the total amount, the state of
Illinois lost S2G2 600.
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Wooden yarn for - cents per pound, at ID.
Heenan * Cos
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Catholic Prayer Book. in all styles at osman
& Hspeman's
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NOT -. DRAFT An ID K t.C ElFT
y BOOK ;, at OSMAN 4 NAPEMAN'S,
~ - - Inns
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Among the faceta in the news
papers, It is said that a parcel re-
ceived for the Centennial bears in
scriptions in three languages. The
English inscription is: "Please be-
ware, for it, Of the humidity. The
{. fun in this is somewhat modi-
fed by the fact that the sentence,
as given, is strictly grammatical
English. Every word can be parsed
by rule. The article ''the" before
humidity is redundant but not I'M
grammatical, though usually in
such cases understood" and not
expressed. The two words "fori il, ?
give q definite reason why humidity
is to be avoided; for or in rela-
ton to the parcel. The true lesson
Of this foreign use Of the English
language ie, that we Americans
must not think, when we have mas
tered the grammar Of a foreign
tongue, that we know how to speak
it or write it, automatically as well
as correctly. Probably the man
who wrote that sentence could teach.
many English speaking people the
grammar Of their own language.
Nothing but oral instruction and
practice can perfect any person in
q foreign tongue.
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40. Boiler ple.ss, eo!gnHent stampso
&c; charcoal boiler 40. 1. sNci NE eea non.
ron, No. q to 81 sheet igeD. No: 2 g
sls6s. kc; stssi slabs % I; pIoE xinss:
ines. 605hc; spring stssl. ns1c; cast steel.
11Si s1es. y aoaen' ' ~ ooiief risee'
3 10 &c. - o.~m
salted' sslo' green 'ai'oa' oS'ei sreen' :
O6c.
LARD III. Ss; h sH (. iE ssss' iSc' half
LEMy0NSaSooSs5S @@6 " y BOZ 80.
GOOD iafEc: 3 olee. ss y a Sss' o S.s snd Gave.
ssHlla5 A ASc-o Ig sr ~. S5Ssp' y1sIo si,an1995fee'
= e7sndn n selsneiii aa5 1,es, SnvS ~ ~
~ / s'09s0 oh0Ao'' el.0@'' O@en' eoV
Swwor. Acerc comm, ozato.. a.. AZ AZ.
1870; nj y g 50
pLsne e1 70 &c ssnctS PRIME 70 oioi fancy
0n MGT W ~ eoo ~ SILVA rro -w.,u..
AeS ~ y ~ Hoyeo'es
a1 ssnhSssss N.Y. ~, y p9ltpp1s =
1855 = tSSo1s tJaa : 'tSss poaSn1
s.posss "a mes0n DiA0AlnA' akO1s' sS0'
NxiIS-ss 1908 20 Rkor.
NNAv VA stSn1ST ~. NJ: pSs D ylTsiq Z
~ Psne' = ~ az y, ~ pieon M.
epi. r ooi TAR = Dpla Y y; Bali ebl, : y;
LAM rons Pi IN !. ~ ,osri;n S..aas vS.v,ro'
SO: cakum. 4 hale. navy. &. xmericsn navy
! 3 SiP Pss. 6ssy' S q .7a.sso, .vb,... ssn54o,
s.e5 ksmrss n knsh 1'e'1'o' s"nAso' 'oSo1o'
see1; STE2SS psE cp1eei; e.na7na so,.n
VrioiA' 90 . anu w eoaeH
uNToNR-par hh, a saao N.
10 VS.
800 mnuc p..- o.. "a. ...t.
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Attachment Notice.


Before ]. M. Coleman, Juetice Of the Peace
for Shelby County, Tenn.-W. a. Wheat
Icy VS.. q. y. Vollentine,
IN THIS CAUSE A SUMMONS HAVING
i been issued on the 18th day Of February.
1876. for the sum Of one hundred and sfxky-
three dollars and f0rty-one cents and interest,
due by note, which summons was, on the l7ib
day OF March, 1876, returned into court bv j.
H.. Murray, Deputy Sheriff, Is follows:
Came to hand the 18th day Of February,
1876. and af'er d~illigent search and inquiry,
and going 10 the residence OF Mrs. b. Is. Vol
lentine three times. she is not to be found in
my county. q. l.. Anderson. sheriff. bv J.
II. Murray, Deputy Sheriff, March IL. 1851
And on motion Of plaintiff o judicial attach
ment having been issued herein on the Sd dav
Of April, 1875, as provided by section No.
1856 Of the Code Of Tennessee, returnable be-
fore me or some other Justice Of the Psace.
and the same having been levied By the proper
oficeron the property Of said defendant, and
returned into court; 1t il therefore ordered
that the defendant make her peraonal ap-
pearance before me on Tuesday, the 10th day
Of May, 1876, at 10 o'clock am. at my Office.
No. 29l Front street, In the city Of MemDhis.
Tennessee, and defend said suit, or Che
same will DO proceeded with OK parto: and
that a copy Of this order be published once a
week for four consecutive weeks, in the Public
Ledger $3.50
This llth day Of April, 1876.
j. NJ. COLEMAN. j. p,
4. N 5 RHETT, Attorney for pla.ntif.
Oua|LaAIHDL
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AZ the southwest corner Of Main and Madam
streets, IN the city of Memphis, Tom. he-
tween the hours Of 10 d. m. and 4 D nd. eeli Al
puDnc auction to the highest bidder, for cash,
she following real estate described IN said
deed, VIZ. Situate in the county Of Shalbv
state Of Tenn, about four miles east Of the
CITY OF Memphis. between the Memphis and
Charieston railroad and the Pigeon Roosf
plank road, in W. P. Deadriok's plan af snb.
division, recorded in Plat Book No. /, page
~ heSoras Of shelby county, Tenn. viz;
BLOCK NO. 10 as laid down In said subdivision.
beginning at the south line Of Carnes avenue
and the west side Of Hamilton avenue thence
south eleven chains and sixty links Q1ch SON
70 a stake; thence west i've chains and twenty
hye links lbch 2oQ to a stake; thence north
eleven chains and sixty links tlloh con 10 a
stake on the south side Of Carnes avenue;
thence east ive chains and twenty I've links
Och 2ol 70 the beginning containing ak
acres. T7lT
Also block No, 5 in said subdivision. begin
ming atthe north side Of CArnos avenue and
the west side Of Hamilton avenue thence
north seven chains and seventy linx s Och 70l)
to a stake; thence west seven chains and
s~eventy-hve links Och 75) to a stake; thence
south two hundred and fifty feet (250i3;
thence east one hundred and tWenty-throe
feet u23fN thence south two hundred and
ffty-seyen feet N57iD to the north Tide Of
CaTnes avenue thence east three hundred
and oighty-Sne feet t58li0 70 the BEGINNING
containing hye acre8,
Also, one tract in same subdivision, Begin
ming at the northwest corner Of Fields lot.
sold TO- him by W. P. Doadriek in the wear
1866; thence north one degree. east S18 feot n
the south line q Park avenue; thence south
eighly.nine degrees, east 3l8 feet with fhe
south hns OF said avenue to tho intersect ,on
Of Park and Trezevant avenues, thence
south ono degree. west 3l8 feet with the
west line Of Trezeyant avenue 10 the
northeast corner Of said Fields' purchase, AZ
grecs west, 3l8 feet TO the beginning. c~onfain.
ing two and twenty-oight hundredths acres
Y 28-lO0l; all Of this property being a part 81
that conveyed % W. P, Deadrick ~ deed Il
PARTITION recorded N book Il. part 2, page
out Of the proceeds Of said sale'I viii pay the
expenses OF executing this trust, and will
apply the balance o. directed By said trust
aetd' lhe title 70 this property is believed to
olsb3 A. N. BRIYrON. Trnetaa
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with no transactions worthy of note.
OOTrOW.

The market this morning opened dull
and heavy, with a decline of prices, the
depression and slight decline Of the Liv-
erpool and New York markets exercis-
ing q like effect here; hence, transac-
tons we're limited. Estimated sales for
TO day, 500 bales; sales yesterday we're
400 bales. New York spots opened dull
and heavy, and at noon we're quiet, with
futures weak. Liverpool spots we're
dull and depressed, with arrivals fat aud
| 32d lower. New Orleans was dull, with
prices easy.
COTTON EXCHANGE QUOTATIONS = STANDARD
AMEKICAN CLASSIFICATION.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

A quiet day on the landing.
A revival Of business in the bends is
looked for in q few days.
Rates on freight to all points remain
unchanged.
The A. j. White went out last night
with a good trip Of freight and people.
The Robert Mitchell for the Ohio river
apd Grand Republic for St. Louis left
New Orleans last evening.
The Cons MiliaT arrived at Cincinnati
to-day aud leaves there tomorrow for
Memphis.
The Belle Of Shreveport passed Vicks-
burg yesterday for St. Louis.
The Era No. 3 arrived at Little Rock
yesterday from Fort Smith.
The Charles Morgan for New Orleans
and the James D. Parker for Memphis
passed Evansville yesterday.
Captain Mark Cheek goss to Hot
Springs for the "ru matiz.' During his
absence Captain George Malone, Of the
A. ]. White, will command the Illinois.
The Grand Tower, Captain Lennox,
passed down this morning for Vicksburg
well laden She put or here several
hundred packages Of freight.
The Osceola Belle, for the upper coast,
had a fair trip. Owing to the dali times
she will only make one trip a week here.
after, laying up at Ashport until Sunday.
The Kellogg returned to St. Louis last
night with a tow Of empty barges.
Captain Lee Cummins went out in
command Of the A. J. White.
The Ella cleared for St. Francis river
with q good trip.
The Susie Silver passed up last even.
ing for the Ohio river with 4 barge 10
tow. She put of here 50 boxes tin, 80
barrels melasses and a lot Of sundries
and added 81 bales Of cotton.
The James D Parker will arrive to.
morrow from Cincinnati with a cargo Of
Western products and leave on Friday
With a return trip.
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Attachment Notice.

Before J. NJ. Coleman, Justice Of the Peace
for Shelby county. Tennesseo-E. n. Leidy
4 Co. We. l.. Fishel and - Levy. c0mpriB-
ing the firm Of Fishel b Levy.
IN THIS CAUSE AN ATTACHMENTHAV-
a ing been sued cut under section 3t55 Of the
Code of Tennessee, and returned levied upon
the property Of the defendants. and affidavit
having been made that the defendants ARE In
debted to the plaintiffs In tie sum Of two hun
dred and sixteen dollars and eighty-tNo conts,
due by account, and that the claim il Just,
and that the defendants are n0n-reaidonts Of
the State of Tennessee; it Is therefore or
dered that the said defendants make their
personal appearance before me on the 18th
day Of May, 1876, at 8. O'Clock An, at my
Office, No. 24 Front street, in the city Of None
phis, Tenn and defend said attachment suit
within lifetime prescribed by law o. tho same
will be proceeded with OK parte and that a
copy of this order be published once q week
for four consecutive weeks in tho Public
Ledger.
This 18th day Of April, 1876.
38-44-50-56 JIM. COLEMAN, j.. p.
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streets, Ia the city Of Momphis. Tenn. MO-
coed 10 sell At public auction. 10 the hiehest
bidder, for cash, the tract Of land named m
said d6od Of trust, and described AZ followe
to-wit; The southwest quarter Of section "a,
IN township 3, range II, vost. Of tho basis me,
containing one hundred aud sixty aorer, mnrs
or loss, with all the privileges and nppnrte.
nances thereto belonging.
Title believed TO be good, but / viii oelv
convey as Trustee. Sale 10 take place AZ II
O'Clock noon. IRA N. Hff.f. -
Memphis. April 7. 1876.
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NEW ., YoEE. April 3; Il 70 D;R.-CCtton is
INV ORLRAEs, April Is Il:sO a.m.-Cottol

INV QRL1AEs, April Is ll:50 s,m.-C0tton
Is Is dull and easy. Middling, 12Ac. Sales,
800 bales; receipts, 1923 bales.
LIVERPOOL. April Is 1880 p.m.- Cotton is
dull and depressed. uplands, 65.l6d; 0r-
loans. SD. Sales. 6N0 bales, of which 1000
we're for export and speculation. Receipts,
1910 bales, Of which 13,40 were American.
Arrivals are fat and 1-32d lower.
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/, Q. o. p. DIRECFoRX.

odd Fellows. Hall. cOrnas Main and North
V01i LODGES.
nrururs Lopez. No. 6-moets every Tues
ss1' O. ii. Plisohke, N. g.; SIS. Garrett,
We; L. S. Burr. Secretary; q. f. hisk'
A~tcST1oESsaw LoDsz. No. s-meets every Mon
dav night. R. j. Black. N. 6.tE. "A.
Hearn. v. g.; A D. Gibson, \. y John a.
Holt. Treasurer; Thomas Bacon, p. s.
SnarlIgR Lopez, No. l0-meets every We'd
resday night. John Spang, N. g.; Frank
ny;sg. g. e.; Chas. Bonner. Secretary; John
T~inkhauer. Treasurer.
RINTER LsDaE, No. 41-meots evnry Friday
night. q. Il. Neid sick, N. G.;.J.W. ADder-
son, Y. g.; Wm. henry Z. ana h'0.' %
"RrrTS Cry Lopez, No. 1s7-meets every
Tnesday evening at $50 Second street. DsI.
porte- n. Gar. D.. Speed. V. g. W. II.
Moyston, Secretary; On. Kenneday. Treas.
Hx0AxrMAErs.
n.voa EuoANPKxET, No. 3-meets on the
~ ani IA Thursday nights Of each month.
Inhn a. Holt, @. p; Charles NJ. Carroll. X.
D.. Goodyear. s. W.; Thos. Bacon.
scribe: B. Bingham, Treasurer; W. h.
Frsnce, raj EcArrrnEr. No. se-meess I'd and
AN Thursday nights Of each month. Joe
Tocka ID p. A w NeWs0m, II Pc " u
Crook 8 W; 5 s Garrett, ] W; BIB Cullen,
Scribe; CHI Plischke, Treasurer.
DEGRKE LODGE.
urpu,a DreRKn LoDaH No. 3-Meots FIRST
Saturday OF each month. @. NJ. Carroll, D.
~. Rem Bingham, D D. NJ; A. &. Kenne-
Sav. IA. o. NJ; 7. P. Holland. sec'y; +. v.
Smith, Treas.
GENERAL RKLrHF COMMITTEE J.s. wilkins,
Chairman, go Main street; John W ma2Aes.
bnro Secretary and Treasurer. zlO Front
strnet. A. D. Gibson. 6 West Court street. J.
q. Schmidt, a Msnroe street; DIT. Porter
n Union street.