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FLOUR.

n BARRELS CLIPPER MILLS WINTER
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fresh ground. Just received and for sale by
jel5 II REILLY.
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There cometh glad tidings ofioy 10 oil,
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WANTS..

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glscerine, his hands and arms clear to
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the explosion.
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Parties can address us through the Post Office,
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, mar2g.6m
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W. II. BASSETT, Auctioneer, will attend to
all sales of Real Estate, Stocks, &C. &c, both
in and outside of our rooms. julyl0
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Theory and Practice.

In this department every student will bo thor.
oughly drilled in each Of thes, various business
branches and thus become perfectly acquainted
with all their details. The students, acting AZ
business men, receive letters. orders kilograms,
&c, purchase and sell merchandise, attend %
their banking interests, deposit money, pay
freights, &c. all being completed and carried on
by and among themselves thus preparing them
10 at once fill any situation that may offer.
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LOCAL MATTERS.

See nrSt page.
The Weather
Yesterday was rainy, gloomy anC
disapreeable.
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DIRECTORS,

DB-Ths Company Is now prepared TO issue
Policies in all the various forms OF Life Insu-
rance. and respectfully solicit public patronage.
fv1l Il
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Noon Dispatches.


NASHVILLE, August 2.-The election
yesterday was the quietest ever known
here. The whites and blacks voted
without interruption, and not hurrah
was given for either party at the polls.
A few parties were arrested fer attempt
ing TO vote twice, aud others for carrying
concealed weapons. Returns from all
the wards but one give Brownlow 1888 (;
Etheridge, 7O4. Four districts In this
county give Brownlow, 45I Etheridge,
O. The entire radical ticket Is elected.
Mason independently, got but few votes.
At Murfreesboro, BrowniOwis majority is
$40 Lavergne, 30; Jefferson, ~; Co
lumbia, BrownlOw, l449 Etheridge, l4S.
Franklin and four precincts 10 William
son give 39S msiOrity for BFOwnlow.
The majority In 1ullahOms for Brown
low. 10 Humboldt, Carroll county,
Etheridge, "a s; Brownlow, "a. Browns
Vile, Hayward county, Brownlow, 764
Etheridge, Il3. Gallatin, Brownlow,
300; Etheridge, l22 All votes not
counted.
LONDON, August ]. The leaders Of the
reform movement have made arrange
ments for another grand meeting Of the
supporters Of reform ia Hyde park on
Monday next for the purpose OF protest
ing against any cutting down OF fran
chise. An immense attendance is antici-
pated.
Races for the GoodwoOd cup took
place to-day. The attendance was very
large. The leading horses came in in
the following order: Vauban, first;
Lynedal, second; Regalia, third.
The bullion in the bank sf England
has increased 1896, 600 IN the past week
DUBLIN, August 1.-The reported dis
tress in the counties Of Mayo and Cor
renara from famine have been much ex-
aggerated, and affairs wear much more
cheerful aspect
PARIS, August 1.-The new Russian
loan is to be offered in the market next
week.
BRUSSELS, August Manuel Cavaiio,
from Chill totils court, died to-
day.
VIENNA, August 1.-The Emperor
Francis Joseph will return the visit Of
the French emperor.
New YORK, August 2.-The Herdld's
special says the public debt
statement will show no contraction Of
the currency, while the gold reserve viii
be shown 10 be about SIS, 600 .00O.
The Times special from New Orleans
indicates that Admiral Tegethoff's mis-
sion will be futile, as the body Of Maxi
milan has already been placed on q
man-Of- war off Vera CrueZ.
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TN pursuance Of the provisous OF Trust
4 Deed 70 me executed ~ A Street on MA
day % November, 1855, and which is duly rsais-
tered In the Registers Office OF shelby county,
in Bcok No. 40, Part /, pages 40, 80 and AZ /;
made by ths fton Wiiliana III SI5itb- I1IIg,s -
The ChsneeTy Court OF Memphis, on ga dav OF
April, 1857, iu the eau IS uelding in said Court
plaiuants AID A. street and other- are de ard-
ants, viii, az the .outbW est corner Of the in
terseeilon OF Poplar and Second streets, In
Memphis, en- Thursday, tbs 18th iry OF August
1877 between the hours of 10 o oclOck an. ana
" m OF said day, proceed 70 sell st
public auetiOD, to the highest bidder,
the following d d'scTibed Lots Of Land, To-
geth-r with the improvements thereon
situated in Mefnpois, SHELBY county. Tenfirs-
see, VIZ: Being Lots Nos 26s ana 20, As known
on the map OF Aemphis, and Doc ndOd as fol-
lows: Beginning a. the SOnthwest corner o.
running thence West with the south iine 81
win second stTset S ieet 70 stake i1iiss theies
said alley 20. feet y the interssction Of ne
alley; thence East with said Slley TO second
street, the. &c with second street I4s5< feet 20
ever, rom said Lots, tbat part conveyed and
reliuQuished on tee 6th day OF March Is o. bv
The undersigned and Brinkiey q Dougherty, 70
A. - eet. bounded and described follows,
viz: BEGINNING AZ the SOuthsast corner OF OF
No. zee, at the Intersection Of the North sise OF
he nrst a ley south OF Poplar rtreet with the
West side o Second street. then e North
WI rdly with Wesi side Of SfOnd street . leet
more OF less, % point ~ which aid West side
OF second street is rintersected BY q line
running through the center OF the mid dla
parallel Eall from East to West. Of three Ero-y
brick building, embracing two tenemenis nov
In said lot No. 26s; theme from said CONT on
intersection Westward y 49, feet 70 she Fasf
side OF the hrst alley, Vest Of Second street.
thence with the East side Of saidlllast men.
toned alley Southwardly. . feet more or Iess
70 The point Of intersection q the East side OF
said last rnentioned alley, with the North side
OF the INST alley South OF Pop ar strset-safd
roint OF intersection being the Southwest cor
ner OF lot No A8; thence eastWardly with ths
East side OF the said last mantionad sIlsy lssI[
ieet, 70 the beginning.
said property VIII be sold on the following
terms viz; One-fcuIth CT the purchase money
cash, ana the ba ance on a credit o raur and
sight months, FOR which the purchasers VIII be
required 70 giys notes with approved personal
security, and 4 len likewise 10 be retained on
the properly % securb these dsferred nav
ments- The eQuits o. redemption Is waived
and the title Il believed 20 Be perfect, but i
shall only convey as trustee.
" J. WICES. Trustee.
ROYsTER, TREzEyANr q Co, Auctioneers.
"
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The Committee on For Correspond
enee, of the Grand Lodge of Louisiana
quote as follows from an address by
Grand Master GUILBERP OF Iowa, allud-
ing TO his appointment Of new Repre-
sentative near the Grand Lodge of Ken
lucky:
IT g Hrother who was borne upon our rolls,
Is filli & that aBpOintment. was fnen and nov
a sci convicted traitor ana "A fugii We nom
justice. deemed 10 Ia every way improper, as
well as most Insulting TO tns Inen,ury o. G
many fraters 80 who have been done q death -
by such rs he, in the fort - m imam The
principles Of free vernment, 7at such a 'can
sBould hold such relation 70 us; hence the
revocation 4 Bro. Brt cklnridges cominisslonl
and the Issuance OF tnat 10 Bro. COOK.
On which the Louisiana committee
say:
Who constituted Bro. Guilbert a judge
In the last resort, with arbitrary power to
condemn a Mason uDheard, with nO
charges pending against him? Where
was it ever laid down in MssOnic law
that treason was crime for which q
Brother could be subjected to Mesonie
discipline? 1t is well for the Grand
Master Of Iowa, in the pride of his erudi-
tiOn and position, to warn all MasOns
that "little knowledge is a dangerous
thing" but has he ever himself studied
the ancient charges with any degree of
care? And il he has, how can be use
such language as we have quoted? for
the second head of those charges ex-
pressly asserts that for such crime, even
if proved, a Mason cannot be expelled,
aud his relation to his Lodge remains in
defeasible. How pettish and small it
looks, then, for a Mason holding Bro.
Guilbert's high position, to stOop TO at
tempt TO injure Brother, aud he absent
and unable to defend himself, upon
fiimsy pretext that he has committed an
offense unknown to Masonry, aud Of
which the Order is prohibited from taking
cognizance. 1t is high time that these
ordinations and recriminations should
be stopped in Masonry, and we do not
think we could be excused did we not
bold it up for condemnation, and il is TO
be hoped that the universal disapprOba-
ton which has met Bro. Guilber's pO-
litical illusions in all parts Of the coun-
try will have their due effect upon his
successor.
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PERSONAL.

August Belmont has purchased a cOun-
try seat near Babylon, L. I.
Mrs. Gen. Lander, the actress, is said
to have fortune of 100000.
/ Napoleon has maxim thst lymphat-
/ les rule the world.
E The Empress Carlotta's state of mind
/ was such that she received the announce
ment of the fate of her husband with
! complete indifference.
Mr.. Apthomas, the hsrpist, has under
I taken the somewhat srduous task of pro-
ducing a musical version of the "Pil-
grim's Progress" " Of John BuRyan.
The Turf, Field and Farm contains an
appreciatiVe obituary notice of Geo. w.
Graves, the well known and skillful
horse trainer, long connected with ID. f.
KenDer.
The Rev Mr.. Morrell, of Plattsburg,
n. Y, has turned up again, humbly
begging forgiveness, but denying Grim
inality. He was driven TO imprudence
and despair by debt.
The Turkish sultan is putting English
men into the management Of his navy.
Theodore TiIton defends Beecher
against the Baptists in the Independent
Before the fashionables at Long Branch
have breakfast, Gen. Grant, accompanied
by Mrs. Grant, is driving a team OF
splendid bays down the ses shore road.
1t is said he holds the ribbons with pro-
fessional grace.
A recently exhumed MSS. of Thomas
Jefferson shows that the third president
had rather q poor opinion of Patrick
Henry. he pronounced him ignorant Of
law, void Of method or logic, and incOm-
petent to draw up astate psper, although
2 brilliant orator.
Mr. s. ]. Ahern has purchased one
half Of the New York Gazette He was
formerly connected with the Albion and
New York Times.
Dick Taylor is at Newport with a
lovely little family of daughters. he
lives very quietly, and goes out but little.
When Sherman was in command in
Kentucky he was serenaded by regi-
mental band, and made a speech in
answer to calls, and made 10 as follows
What the devil are you officers doing
here, making this Internal noise? You
ought to be in your quarters teaching
your soldiers to quit burning rails and
making soldiers of them. I want no
more of this id noise about here"
Juarez has written to personal friend
at Washington that he will not, under
any circumstances, accept a reelection
10 the presidential chair of the Mexican
republic, but that be might be willing to
come here as minister, should NJ. Romero
be recalled to accept the portfolio Of for
eign affairs.
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HEBREW LsB MASONIC OlLEsDlR.
Observation-Disclosures.

SAINT Andrews Dsy, 55.h November IN eaon
-ear FaTq m ffa II
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llTH Dig. A.. & A.. s.. RITZ
When s all the nations al be free,
A I'd force bo longer reign;
Meme bend 20 brutal power the knee,
y NJ hug the giided chain
No long r rule the fncient wrong.
The weak be trampled by the strong:
How long, q GJd in Heaven, how long
The people wal IN vain.
Do not the Archangels on their thrones
Turn pitelus io,sk- 70 Thee.
Whrn round them nOcK he prayers and groann
or those that would be fieG?
or ihos- W know they have the right
To freedom, though crushed down by might
As all the world hath 20 the light
And air which thou mad'st Tree.
The Ancient Empires struggling dtift
Along Times mi hty tide
Whose water running broad and swirl
sIernity divide.
How many year shall pass before
over their bones the sra shall roar;
The salt sand drift. the fresh rain pour
The stars mock fallen prideG
The issues are with God ito Do
OF ri0ht belongs 10 ts-
May We De -ver Just and true,
For n tions houi-h thus.
JUSTICE Is mighti@r tha ships;
RIGHT than the cannOn'S brez-n lips,
And TRuTH sverting dark eclipse,
Makes nations prosperous.
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Trustees Sale.

DY virtue OF a Trust Deed executed TO M m
ID the l2th cay OF July. ls67, BY As. Myers and
ouly nled for registration in The Reeisier's
of1ce 81 Sneiby cnunty, Tennessee f0rIhe pur-
rose Of paying the several notes therein Sc
cured, viii,
On Monday, the 18th day OF August, 1861,
On The premises, in toe city OF Memphis
county OF Shelby, stale OF Tennessee, EXPOSE
70 public sale and proceed 70 sell, To theh CHEST
olddef, Tor cash, the following de.crlhed real
estate tC-Wits Eight TWO-sinTy Brick Store
houses, situated on she uOrthEesG corner OF
Seeoud and Monroe streets. IN the city o. Menu
phis. 1ennessee, upon lOt No. IS, ran ming one
hundred and forty eight and q ball feet on
Monroe street. and seven ty-fOur and a half feet
on Second street the land upon watch the
said houses are situated Dsing the same leased
by John NJ lea, OF Nashville. Ten essse, to A.
T. Norton ct Al for term Of zen years nom
May, 1855, and BY A 7. Norton et al transferred
q & Boyd & Co ard by C. Boyd a Co. TO ~
Isaacs, and BY IsaacS to said A :. Myers said.
buildlngs all front on Nor roe street. the whole
length OF the lot to the alley, a distance Of one
hundred and forty-eigtt and a hall feet and
run back on said leased Land a distance iorfy-
eight OF afty Get
Il will salI 90 the same time AL the other i'm
provements apOn said leased tract or parcel OF
lard.
The title n said property is believsi 70 be
good, butI .rsll sell and convey only as Trustee.
Equity o. redemption waived.
sale between the hour Of o md o'ele- 4
1yZ3 IDS " N L. EOLkES, IF1s.fee.
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Dissolution.

THE law Firm q HAYNES. HEATH &
/ LEWIS Is lhis day dissolved. The unBu-
l-l+d business Of the urm viii have the at
tent on OF rsch OF as until 10 b. closed up.
Lsudon 4 Haynes has associated with him,
iu The practice Of The law In AL its branches,
bis snn-I IE-laW. Francis u. stockton, and htsaOn,
Robert ". HayDea and the sty lie OF their firm
ls n 4NNE-. .rTlCETDN & HAYNES. offices
in Vincent S Building corner hast Court
aud Second streets.
X r. death and A. n. Lewis are associated
iu the practice OF the law, la an It's branches
and may be fund al Ife Old Office, Southeast
corner Of Second ana Union streets, mp stairs
The style OF their drm is HEATH q LEWIS.
The parties NAV he consulted, IN regard 10
the old business. at their respective Offices
London e. HAYNES.
K r. HEATH,
A. NJ LEWIS
June Is 1867.
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MASONIC INTELLIGENCE.
TX
We are desired by ! Bro.. to reply

We are desired by Bro. to reply to
I the following questions:
A Brother asks for a dimit, the Lodge
grants it; the Brother neglects for a
| month or two calling on the Secretary
/ for a certificate of dimission, and during
! the time the Brother is guilty of unma
sonic conduct. The Brother has re-
moved out of the jurisdiction OF the
Lodge granting him the dimit. Is he a
menq6er Of our LOdgeS Can our Lodge
try nim for the offense? Can the Lodge
instruct the Secretary not 10 issue the
certificate Of his Omission when the
Brother calls for ~
We are little inclined TO express opin-
ions upon questions of Masonic Law ard
jurisprudence. For we have not been
familiar, since 1850 with the decisions of
the Grand Masters and Grand Lodges
do not assent to the correctness of a good
deal that passes current for Masonic law,
and, above all, very much doubt the
beneficial results OF the zeal with which
editors Of Masonic periodicals improve
every opportunity to make additions Of
their own to the already confused and
incoherent mass of Masonic Jurispru
dspee.
We will give the Brother our opinion,
but we DO not pretend to decide.
We think that when Bro. applies to
the Lodge for a dimit, he resigns his
membership, and asks lthe Lodge 10 ac-
eept his resignation. If be is clear of
the books, snd no good reason prevents,
the Lodge does so, and upon its giving
its consent, be ceases 10 be a member.
No further action Of the Lodge is neces-
sary. The matter is concluded. 1t does
not make any difference If he never takes
the Secretary's certificate. He may or
he may not care for it. After bis resig
nation is accepted, no dues accrue against
him, and he is in no sense q member of
the Lodge If he afterwards takes q GER
tificate, it should state that the dimit WAS
granted on the day when the Lodge
acted on his resignation.
In our opinion, therefore, when Bro.
has asked a dimit, and the Lodge has
voted it, he is no longer Member of the
Lodge, but an unaffiliated Mason.
II he afterwards commits an offence
against Masonic law, he is trisble by the
Lodge within whose jurisdiction he re-
sides.
The Lodge cannot instruct the Secre-
tary not To issue the certificate; because
that would be to instruct him not to give
a statement Of fact appearing on the
record Of the Lodge.
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MAsnNIC sCnIsns

Masons ought always to bear engraved
10 their hearts these noble words, pro-
nounced by the Count Alexandra de
Laborde, responding, in the year oae
thousand eight hundred and tt0eHtg.
eight, on behalf Of the visitors FROM the
Grand Orient TO the Supreme Council Of
France:
Differences may Distinguish, but
should not dfpide Mssons ali dissensions