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WALLS OPERA HoUsR-Augustin Days
popular play of"Under the Gaslight' has had
an extensive run In New York, Brooklyn, and
other cities, and contains some entirely new
brought out in excellent style at Wallis Opera
House on next Monday evening, and, in order
TO render 1t an entire success, all the stage &C.
cessories have been brought hither from New
York FL.
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FoREPAUGH's immense Circus and MENACE
RE opens on 9th and Pennsylvania avenue, on
the 4th of Noyember -------
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;. voice-"Lay it on ne table T. y Withdraw
itr' 81 move we adjourn = {. Dou't adjourn
nv You pass round the hat! The bail s.n't
Jack. Association - .Put out he iishss ?;
No, don't put out the lights; wen break eur
necks down these stairs 2" ss t]Fas "
The CHAIR put the motion 70 adjourn with
considerable rap idity, and Il was declared car
lied. 20 - va 'i-+'
- -~---- -rtrs
THE RIVER FRONT. OcTossR %, 1s67--A
nesyy log settled over the Potomac last night,
sells That are on tho way, and prevented the
departure of several outward hoQnA. Below
Will be found the pickfngs alona the front:
Kemp, seward, from Havre-de.Grace, with
coal Tor Harvey, Clark &c Given; steamer Pr
oneer, Olden. from Accotlnk, with wood for
Harvey. Clark Il Given. 7..-a.s. ..-.t >.
Carriers Whar5.-Sailed-Schrs Marion E.
Rockhill. Rockhill. for Georgeto wn, 20 load
with coal for an eastern port; Saco, Wilson,
foT r PoonsS Creek 70 load E,sn cedar posts
from Havre-oe.Grace, with coal for James
Frazier; Forward, Jones, from the same port,
with coal for H. Clay Stewart Saiied-Sr.
Enterprise, -, down the river, light; schrs.
Merchant. Beitsell, dewn the river, light; Fly
ing Fish, Taylor, for Hunting Greek, Va,
For1er's Wha,5.--Arrved-Sch Archie,
Reeves, -. from Georgetown, s. c., with
lumber for Mohun & Son. - - p.
Cronch's Whorf.-Arrived-Sch Kate. Frere,
rom upper MaCnodoc, WOOD Tor market.
Sirth street Whdrf.-Arrived-Schr Laviuia,
Cannon, from Alexandra, Va, with wood for
Campbell. t-aE"
The Wawaset, which arrived mp from Mt.
Vernon yesterday, reported the schrs. H. B.
MeCalla and w. Hines lying at Fort Wash
lpeton, bound up to this port, loaded.
Sailed-Steamer Express, Nickel, for Balh-
more and the river landings. with freight ana
passengers. ......., .-.. .--..,.sr..-.
The steamer Vanderbilt, from Aqua Greek,
reports a large number Of vessels bound here
lying in the lower river, detained at anchor
for want Of wind. .v.-,
Capt. Stackpole has received intelligence of
the sailing OF the schooner Sarah Fish, Hen
dersoD. from Pittston, Me-, on the 18th instant,
hound to this port with cargo OF Ice tor the
kennebec Company.
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ArorHBR DEFEAT FOR THE NATIoNALs,-
The National Base Bail Club Of this city,
p'syed match game with tbs Irvingtons,
OF New Jersey, a. Irvipgfon, yastsrday, which
res suited in the defeat Of the Nstiouals, by q
score Of % to %, be4nE their third defeat on
their present trip North. iass falta = = bslI
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OFFICERS ELRCTRD.-At a meeting OF the
Library Association, l. o. u. F., held las,
evening the following officers were elected
for the ensuing year.-PresideAt,' John F.
Havenner; Vice President, Andrew Jackson
Secretary, Charles B. r. Oolledge; Treasurer,
George w. Calvert; Librarian, George W.
Mclean. Board Of Directors-John II. Bart.
lett, B. A. Kidder, VIM r. Mclean, VIM. G
Phillips and VIM. T French. -.E rafrN
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A CHANGE OF PRoPRIHroRsHIp.-By the
advertisements elsewhere Il will be seen that
MI. John d. Burch has disposed OF his book and
e's iouery store, on 9th street, near she CORNER
Of ID, to Mr. Ohaes u. Lieherma Hn. who will
continue the business IN manner which viii
no dunbt be satisfactory to the patrons Of the
Mr.. John r. Hrophy gives hls
attention to the Catholic dsDArtment. -s-S.1i
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On this route Passengers go through to
LOufsviile
WITHOUT CHANGE OF CARS.
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RIGHT AND LEFT.

The language used III our lectures cor
responding with the Scripture use Of the
terms right and left, is is'ealculated to mis-
lead the reader, unless be refers them to
their true position, viz facing the East.
1t is to the Senior Warden's right and
teTt that the terms belong-he alone, OF
al the lodge officers JdctRg ths EdSt.
Winston, 10 his translation OF Iosephus,
says, in a note to Antiquities, Book will,
chapter 3, section 8; Here JOsephus
gives US a key to his own language Of
right and Ieft hand, in the tabernacle
and temple, that by the right hand he
means what Is against our left when we
suppose ourselves going up from the east
gates Of the courts towards the tabernacle
or temple themselves, and Uice versa.
Whence it follows that the pillar JOchim
on the right hand Of the temple vac N
The South against cur left hand, and Boaz
on the 4orA against our right hand"
In that passage used in the order of
High Priests Genesis xiv, l5), in which
Abram is described as pursuing the Mes
sOpotamians "unto Hobah, which IL on
the ieff kdgd OF natn4sQgs,P the same
rule is to be observed. Moses wrote that
passage while in Egypt, facing the East,
from where he then stood, Hobah was Oa
his leJt, that is, 10 the North Of Damascus.
Our ritual expressions con the ri-ht of
the Worshipful Master In the East" etc,
are exceptions TO the above rule, because
that officer sits facing to the Vest.
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MASONIC JURIsPRUDENCE.
rrr,rn-rSsRR- R-lCnnnlnaad \

That the habit of drunkenness, unfor-
tunately indulgedin by too many Masons,
is at variance with the tenets and teach
ings of our Order, well calculated to bring
il into disrepute, and should not be tOle-
rated among the members of sBy SubOr-
dinate Lodge; and that suspension for
minor offenses and expulsion for q con-
firmed habit Of drunkenness be inYari-
ably adopted.
That we hold the disgusting and un-
Masonic habit of profanity in great con-
tempt, and that it is the duty of every
presiding officer, on proper occasions, to
admOnish his Lodge, with deliberate
calmness and firmness, and endeavOr by
his Influence 70 produce a general Ma
sonic condemnation of that odious Gus
tom. s.s
That the despicable habit OF tsttling
and slandering Is unworthy any man or
Mason and that in every case Of we'll
attested slsnder, the csluminator be i'm
mediately expelled from all the benefits
Of Masonry.
That this Grand Lodge considers the
practice Of gambling as decidedly uA-
Masonic and unbecOming in MasOns, and
In the opinion of this Grand Lodge
should not be tolerated by any Subordi-
nate Lodge.
That in case the NJ. W. Grand Master
l. satisfied that any Lodge is in the habit
Of toieratiHg said practice, it shall be his
duty TO demand the Charter Of such
Lodge, and suspend their work until the
next Annual Communication of the
Grand Hodgs.
That, in the opinion of this Grand
Lodge, ft is inexpedient to grant any
tiispensation for the formation OF q new
Lodge, if such new Lodge is 10 be located
within ten miles of an old Ledge, except
it be in a town containing not less than
two thousand inhabitants, snd except in
cases where the Grand Master may, in
his spinion, think the interests Of the
craft require il.
No dispensatlon shall hereafter be
issued for the establishment of q new
Lodge, unless the prayer Of the petition
ers be accompanied by q recommends
ton from the nearest ch artered Lodge in
the vicinity OF the petitioners, stating
expressly that the brothers recommended
to be w. Master and Wardens Of such
Lodge are well qualified to confer cor
rectiy the first three degrees OF Masonry.
That when Subordinate Lodge alters,
amends or changes its Bylaws, q copy
of the same shall be submitted to the
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LEGAL.
Trustees Sac
Of Real Esssle, in Gi5seB COHuty. 70 be
gOidat Harb0ldt. Tenn. haV ~ 1851

Of Real Eslale, in Gibson gpHutT. 70 be
sO,aat HaEboldt. TeHn., LAY -. 1861.
DN virtue " a Deed OF Trust to rae executed
ID on the l5tit iay OF March 1851 hv tfre-n
Tor tbe sum Of Forty-,tT T,,,ll,i We L.s
$4,000 with interest from date. s-a r-srarf
iyeiy on The ljth of December, lSol, and -1a.-
day OF December. lst2, OF TwEnty-tLre- Thou-
sand Dollars each, owing by h1m 70 r. a. A D.
person & Co, and uy authority invested l- me
70 sell the land conveyed In said tFaSt need
EHi. on the ISfh day Of Msy. Is6-, in
frout Of the hotel al Hum boldt. Gibson COUNTY.
Fennessee, between the hours % 10 ociocz
am. and q o'clock p m. and continuing from
day 70 day thereafter, nelween The same h0ure.
until all the properly De sold. sell. to Ih= nirn-
est bidder, cerisln tract Of land, c.aiairil.z 3
shout vs. acfes. 81 nate ana tytnE iu tIi-on
couuty. Tennessee, and bounded and ceser. bed
IS follows One rract containing ~ acres.
conveyed 10 " u Fly hy John Fly hy deed
recorded IN 6t0son county F; one tract contain
ing 20 acres. conveyed % the said W d. Fiv Uv
W. n. Crosby by deed duly recorded In tiibsou
county one trait containing rs acres. con-
deed duly recorded "a GfAson county; one
tract containing lss1s acres. conveyed 10 ss.IC
W ID. Fly by John Price by ceed duly Tecor1el 3
". D. kiy hy henry Phillips by deed duIy Re-
corded in Gioson county; one JrecI coDtsining
lSils acres pIrchassd BY the said ". ID. Els
unGer decree or the county court OF sibSoi1
county, said tract heiouEec 70 John Eefsy1s
estate. and was sold for psFtlligu or 70 pay
conveyed to said ". ID. Fly BY Charles Gates bv
deed duly recorded IN g ibs0n unty said an "a
are bounded on the north by lands belonging
to the heirs Of Ia shaw and y. g. Hart ana
- Caldwell; on the west BY land Of Henry
Philips, John Amstead aud J. Il. Graves; On
the south by land Belonging 10 John y Bar
nett and Micalah Fly On the east By the land
OF William Boon ant TIE estates OF Robert
Campbell andfWfllisn Shaw. 70 more nar-
tiealar description OF said tract. reference Es
made 10 the deed ana decree above mention ett
10 said ". D. Fly, an Of the above described
lsndS having been so,d under deed OF trust av-
ecutsd TO ". u. Jones b. Green Williams. and
thIs trust executed toF payment o. purchase.
money. This property VIII be subdi vided. and
Will be sold IN lots varying nOIn 100 70 so afres
upon one OF which There is a nnc dweuipg
and all cut houses and improvements ueres-
ssTy, being IN highs OF cultivation, With nns
orchard, etc
A plan Of he Subdivision viii be exhibited
on day OF sale.
TERMs OF SALE-Oue-balf Cash. balance At
six months, the purchaser 10 execute noe
bearing interest rom DATE, and secured bv
deed Of trust embracing the same tel ms a. m a
unoer Woich 1 am now acting. The right 0f
REDEEM ption Is Waived and the titie belisVetI ffS
be good, bat viii convey only saeh titles as -
IN me invested.
ap2I ST. A pFT.AP T--sfss
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FrlfsR EV Bro. DANIEL :. DICKINSON, Of Neie
York, q his r.fs 9ay Pre- days tJ0rs i.is ssa!h.l
In youths bright mo II, when life was new,
And earth was fresh with dew and flowers,
And love was warm, and friendship true,
And hope and happiness were ours
We started, hand in hand, to thread
The checkered, ea angeful path OF life,
And with eacu other trusting tread
The battle fields OF worldly sirife.
We ranged in walks obscure, unseen,
Der rugged steep, through vale and glen,
And climb6d along the bill sides green,
Unmindful of the iqtsresthen.
We caught the song Of earlier birds,
We c1Iled the ioveIiest flowers Of spring,
We plighted love in whispering words,
And time sFed by on ialry wing.
And as It passed new Joys were found.
Aud hie was gtaddeued by the b rth
OF prattlipR baUes, who clusted round,
To cheer with smiles our humble hearth.
Fate thrust us forth before the world,
And phantom whispered earthly 1ame,
Where hopes proud tanner IS unf1rled,
And happiness toe often flame.
Thus lured along, we rode the dark
And f0amirg tide Of public life,
Ana proudly dared, with splenotd bark,
The elements Of storm and strife,
Bat storm and strife, thank Heaven have
passed;
The night mas uods ana morning come.
And we, tossed mariners, at last
Returned once more TO hearth and home.
! But OF the loved oEes God has given,
Two have returned-two sank TO rest,
In life's gay morning called & Heaven,
To the bright mansions Of the olest
They sleep amid spring forest glades,
Whore flows its streamlets murmurin
waves,
And of st evenings gentle shades
Wen weep beside their early graves a..
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SUNDAY READING.
NO oNELIKEA uoruER.

A poor old woman lay upon her sick
bed in close, uncomfortable room, with
a daughter and little grandchild te take
care Of her. But whom do you think
this aged woman called for all the time,
and longed to have come and nurse her :
1t was mOtherp-her own mother.
Oh, there's nobody like mother to
take care Of yqu when you are sick"
she said.
A person present asked how long her
mother had been dead.
"About fifty years, 1 reckon" she an
sWeFed.
Do you think you will remember your
mothers loving care for tiftv years 4 Ao
doubt vOu will il Cod spsTsg. your life.
Eou may think hut little Of 1t now, but
you wifi think a great deal OF lt then.
This wOman's children and grandehild-
rem had grown up about her, but her
heart reached back over all that waste
Of years to the time when she was q
child at her mothers side.
1t was for " mother" " "-2othar,i' that
our EooG O0zs, ia Tint ana hospital,
called and prayed, wien sick and wound
ed, they were laid down to die.
Oh, tners'i is nobody like mother in
love and care for US. WHAT return are
yop making her every day for al she
does for you Do your feet run willingly
to do her bidding, as soon Is tits known?
Do you try TO save her trouble, and
tighten all her burdens2 Oh, nothing
in this world can do it so effeetualiy as
to know that her children are growing up
good, and noble, and useful in the world,
wTHa
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GERMANY

Bavaria. The Lodge of Furth, al
though chiefly composed of Christians,
has chosen Bro. Ollesheimer, an Israel
ite, as Master. Will the Lodge of Ber-
lin profit by this indication Of veritaole
Masonic progress
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AN rTEH wBfCH EyxExMKssHOVED


We have probably al Of Us met with
Instances in which 3 word beedlessly spo-
ken against ths reputation Of female has
been maenified by malicious rainds until
the cloud has been DARK en0ugh to over
shadow her, whole ,existepce- To those
who are accustomed, not necessarily
from bad motives, bat from th0ughtiess-
ness, to speak lightly Of ladies, we
recommend these "hiutsp ss worthy Of
consideration ,-,t 49, 80. ts-,, ...s,
I Never use 1ady's name ID an i'm
proper place, ct an improper time, or IN
D mixed com pany. Never make asser-
tioBa about her that you think untrue, or
illusions that you feel she herself would
blush to hear. When you meet with
men who DO not scrnple TO make use of q
womzn's name In . reckless and unprin-
eipled manner, shun them. Ger they are
The very worst members OF the eommu-
-nity-rnen lost 70 every sense Of honor,
every feeling OF humanity. Many a
good and worthy WOman's character
has been forever ruined and heart broken
by q lie manufactured by some VII
lain, and repeatsd where it should not
have been, and In the preseDcs) Of those
whose little Judgment could. not deter
them from circulating the foul and
Dragging report. A SANDER is soon pro-
pagated, and the smallest thing deTOga-
tory 70 q Woman's character viii fly on
the wings Of the wind, and magnify as
it circulstes, until its monstrous weight
crushes the poor unconscious victim.
Respect the name Of woman, for your
mother and sisters are women, and As
you would have their fair name un-
tarnished, and their lives unembittsred
by the slandereT's bitter tongue, heed the
ill that your own words may bring upon
the mother, the sister, or the wife Of
some fellow creature.
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ME,rpHFs Nav g. 1867. ]
n an and arter Nonday, May 6th

Mail Train At 4 pm. every day, stopping at
III Staffong making connections FOR
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IiheI No. 10.

USTTED STATES OF AMERICA, !
.DrsrFICT CoURr or THE UNITED STATES.
DISTRICT OF WEST TENNEssEE-J
LABEL Civil and Maritime
Briggs 4 Peterson vs. Steamboat Rose Ham ble-
ton. her Engines, Machinery, BOstss Tackle,
Apparel ana Furniture.
TRJ HEREAS. Briggs q Peterson did, on the
W llth day OF May, 1906, file their libel, civil
ana maritime in said Court aga rst said Steam
boaf Ross Hambleton. her Engines. Machine !.
Boats. Tackle, Apparel and Furniture, for the
causes IN safd libel mentioned. ana praying
the usual process and mOnitiOn OF the Court
IN that behalf; aud having. under the pro-
cess Of sad Conrs, seized said Steamboat Hose
Hambleton, her ENGINES, Machinery, Boats
tackle, Apparel and Furniture. and now have
the same In my custody. Now. there.
fore in pursuance OF the process Of said
court, to me directed. do hereby give
public warning and notice to all persons
having or pretending TO have any Interest IN
said property, thai they be and appear
before the said court at the FEDERAL court
room in the city Of Memphis. on the nEsf Mon
day in July, 1857, and show eause, II any rhey
have or know why the said property snal not
be condemned as aforesaid
This Ilth day OF Asy, ss6I. ,-,--,
o. s. Marshal for the District Of West lena.
By ISAAC W GRtFFTrB, Deputy Us n
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FOR INTERMERTs
TRUSTEES Sale.

ny virtue OF = deed OF trust 20 me executed
ID by Charles Piannsnssieinl on the 9th day
OF Septern ber 1866 and duly recorded st the
Registers once Of shelby county, lenuessre e,
in Record Book, No. %, part second. pages J6o,
SO and $40. october l9, 1855, for the purpose OF
sseuring a note for the sum Of sixty-tgo Hun
dred and Thuty-tWO Dollars (sS2-a2 O0l, owed by
him 30 John B. Lsseh, and by authority In
vested In me to sell TIE property conveyed 70
me in paid trust deed, ] viii, on the l0th day Of
Juno, 1861 SELL on the premises, AZ 10 o'clock
a m to the highest bidder, for cash. the fol-
loving described prOrerIy A certain tract or
pa cei OF land situated, lying aud b ing n the
city OF Memphis, shelby county, state OF Ten
neEsee, designated on the original plan OF lots
in and OF the city Of Memphis as part OF Let
three hundred and sevenEy-Oue NO 81 }, and
bounded as follows, tO-wit: Beginning on the
northeast corner Of a lot on The south side OF
Jefferson street. known As George CTomwelPs, s,
S. feet weStwardiy frOm the Intersection OF
jefferson and Third streets; Themes eastwartily
with the south side Of Jefferson street s. feet TO
its terfnin alton and interset ton with Third
street thence southwardly with the west SIDE
OF Third street lfSlz feet 70 an alley thence
westygardiy with the north side Of said alley
l4syS feet to the east side OF another alley
thence northwardly with the east side Of said
sIley - feet 20 ths south boundary lire OF the
saiG Cromwell lot: thence eastwsrdly with
said CrOrnwell's south boundary line 9i1s feet
10 the southeast corner OF the said CrOmWells s
lot +: thence uOrthWardly with The esst bond
ary line OF the said Cromwell lot ll27S feet to
the beginning, together with all the privileges
and apuurtenancss thereuuIo beiOugiaE.
The title is believed to be good. but sell only
as lrustee-the right Of Fedelnption waived.
TBOS. LEECH, Trustee
Memphis Maye 1877 Inyi0 tdz
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The number of Lodges promises to
greatly increase upon the PRONUNCIATION
of the new Constitution, which gives all
latitude to their establishment.
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ALL POINTS EGsr, WEST AND EORTH.
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Every man hath his OVID sins enough,
in his own mind trouble enough, in his
own fortunes evil enough, and in per
formance of his offices failings more
than enough, to entertain his own in
curry; so that curiosity after the affairs
Of others cannot be without envy and an
i'll mind.
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The Grand Master OF Jerusalem was
ahead of the Grand Master Of Pennsyl-
wants. King solomon put up the OLD
EST LIGHTNING CONDUCTOR. Arago.
the celebrated French astronomer, says /:
The temple Of the Jews At Jerusalem
existed for period Of nearly 1000 years (;
for the temple Of solomon existed nearly
400 wears, and the second temple about
GOO wears This temple was, by its situa-
ton, more particularly exposed TO the
FREQUENT and violent thunderstorms in
Palestine. Nevertheless neither the Bible
nor Josephus mentions that 1t was ever
struck By lightning. The cause of this is
very simple. By q fortuitous circum-
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Trgsssee,s S0Ie
Of Real Estate in 6Ibs0n Comfy, Tena-,
90 be SOLD at Humboldt, Gibson County,

20 De Solo az HUMBOLDT, 6ibsOn County,
Tenn, % the 18th day OF say, 1861.
DI virtue OF Feed OF Trust executed 10 ".
ID A..JOnss BY Wm- ID. Fly, bearing date Isth
DeeemheF, lsdU, for the purpose OF securing
ceriain ds5ts dne BY said VIM ID. FIy 10 T. ri
Apperson & Co, and which are therein sueei-
ned, and By authority vested in me as Trustee
substituted by decree Of the Common Lavg
Court o. the city OF Memphis, entered I7th
april, Is in the room OF Wm. A. IOnes de-
ceased. will on the Z6tn Gay Of Nav, Is6- in
front Of the Hotel AZ 3 EumboldI Gibson County,
Tenn, between the hours OF ten O'clOcz, am.
and four o'clock p-m-. sell TO the highest bid
der, a certain tract OF land containing about
8sS acres situated IN Gibson County, aRd lying
about X mules northwest OF Humboldt. Tenn,
being che same tract or parcel Of land con-
yeyet 70 said Wm- D. tly BY Joseph y Ian
mum BY Deed registered IN registers O1iice OF
Gibson Counfy, 70 which reference is made for
rnaTs particular description
This tract OF land WiI be subdivided into
four lots. No containing 50 acres. and known,
as the Ell Nos q and containing ". acres
each lines running east sDd west
TEkMs-One-half Cash, balance at Q nsonfhs.
fhe purchaser 70 execute noJe, bearing interest
frrn1 date and secured by Deed Of Irast en-
bracing the same terms As that under which
am nov actfng.
TIE right OF rsdemption Is sWsived, and the
title believed 10 be good. but viii convey
unly such ltffis as "a IN me vested As Trusfes
Ep2i Qt j. D. QUlGLEI. Trustee
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MAsOaIC IETELLIGESOE.
From ths National Freemason.l
MTNNEsoTA.

The Grand Secretary acknowledges the
recent, on the 10th Of April, Of nearly
nine hundred dollars to relieve the suf-
fering in the south. The Masons OF Min
nesota are contributing literally.
WinOnG.-The brethren Of this place
have sent five hundred dollars to relieve
the south.
Bro. Nash, Grand Master, has issued a
string circular to the Lodges and breth-
ren Of jurisdiction, calling upon them
to contribute literally to relieve the des-
titution of the south.
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In the great Pyramid Of Egypt is q
small opening at the top, the depth Of
which has never been sounded. Another
aperture of the same size exists at the
foet of the pyramid. 1t was long eoDjes :
IA ed that these two openings eommuni-
cs ed with each other, but no means
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Tuesday, June II, 10"
NTOIGE.

,,,rzE ,--.,iffo-so of the estate of ,. 3 Malone
sre hereby nottffed that I navs saesesst1sd
he insolvency of said esLs.s = = 'I. ~ y.
sfc -e--.ssfor' 81 ssid estate are no1nec 70 lie
ts,ssr cjsinaEs. duly authenticated, within SIX
months from date hereof OF sllis nOaSS VIII Dc
nleo in = - VAL SANFORD, Administrator.
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