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Ilas0Lrent N0fice.

Fstate OF Thnmas Cridsr, deceased.
TIfH 3 Insolvency OF the estate OF Thomas Cri-
L der. dece9sed. having been suggested. al
persons having claims against said estats
are nctlfel . > present the same, duly autheufi-
Gated. 70 thi4 Clark Of the County 4ourt OF
Shelby county, On or before "A prlf IL 1853 or
the same vii be forever barrsd.
JOHN ZEsNT, Exscutor.
Msmphis, DeceRber I, lss7, aec4 iaWfa
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WNaH rRIGe. JOHN 7. PIsOTr. WM. n. JOHNSON
VIM. Il. TRIcc 4 CO.,
Bankers and Exchange Dealers,
AND
REAL ESTATE AGENTS,
BooNvILLE, MO

DUI and Sell Exchange; Deal IN Gold and
ID silver Coin, Bank Notes and Military
Bonds; Deposits Received and Accounts Kept
Sold, Taxes Paid, ETC.; Loans Negotiated upon
Real Estate Security; Bonds, Stocks, hercan-
tile Paper, and other Securities Bought and
cessibio points made upon favorable terms
and proceeds promptly accounted for.
rendering our services 10 our Old friends and
the public generally for the transaction OF anv
business pertaining to q Banking EXCHANGE
Collection or Real Estate office,
We are, very respectfully,
WIN. II. TRfGG 4 co.
P. S.-We have abstract OF Real Estate Re-
cords, OF Cooper Co.; Original Entries, Deeds
Mortgages, Judgments, wills, Decrees etc
showing condition Of title 70 ali the Real Is.
tate IN the county. W. H. T a co.
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MASSACHUSETTS.

The rituals praeticed in the older
Lodges of the " Bay State" are those
that were in use prior to 1896, and are
excellent. The local popularity most
striking here is the E0aat Of numbers in
designating the Lodges. A Massaehu-
sets lodge is known simply by its name I;
It has no number. Hence a Brother
made in this State travelling into another
jurisdiction, and being askei for the
number OF his Lodge, will be confused
and may possibly excite suspicion in the
minds OF his examiners. We have
known parties rejected upon this very
ground that they could not tell the NAM
Der Of their Lodge, and had not been
Informed Of the local usage, so different
from any other jurisdiction.
Another peculiarly in Massachusetts,
Is that the Lodges will initiate, pass and
raise persona, lCittOlR making them mem
bers fhJre5y! This local custom has no
analogy elsewhere upon the broad earth,
so far as the present writer is informed.
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The Lodges prsctlclng the rituals that
were in use here prior 10 1856, do good
work, such a. all visiting brethren
are constrained to admire The
Only local usage that will strike
one unfavorably in Ohio is that
Of forming the parallel lines at opening
and closing Lodges, and with much ex-
peudituue of time and nervous eRergy
% passing the word" as it is termed.
This is strictly Ohioish," and never
found outside the Buckeye State" IN
less transplsnted by some over Jealous
enligrant from that ilk. Whenever we
have seen It we have been struck by the
uselessness of the practice, teaching moth
ing, but consuming infinite time and pa.
tienee
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GEO. z; L;CHA5E, IIl,l.. President
STATE OF CcNNEcTICUT, [
Comfy OF Hartford. :

County Of Hartford.
September 2, 1886, Personally appeared
George L. Chase. President and George NJ Colt,
Secretary OF the Hartford F'irs Insurance Com
pany, and severally made oath that the above
statement BY them subscribed, is true, accord
ing to their best knowledge and belief
Before ne. ID. n. G. SKIITON. -i
nov17 Notary PubIfe.
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The list of Senate Committees an
nounced on Wednesday shows no change
in any Of the ChairmaBships and only
the following alterations: Mr.. Bayard
Is added 10 the Committee on Private
Land Claims Mr.. Guthrie TO that of
Tin Mines and Mining; Mr.. Patterson,
Of New Hampshire, is placed upon the
Joint Committee of Retrenchment, in
the Senate, and Metsrs. Anthony Pome-
roy and Edmunds s.rs appointed TO the
Committee on Revising the Rules Of the
Sonata
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PENNSYLVANIA.

In the Keystone State the brethren
pride themselves upon q system OF Ritu.
ais essentially different from those Of any
other jurisdiction. This is pity, seeing
that there is 10 better set Of fellows in
all the scope Of Masonry than in Penn
sylvanis. ItufJen happens that Brother
travelling thence is denied admission to
Lodges in other States whose members
are ignorant Of the queer estechisms and
usages so familiar 70 him. We regret
that the full explanation Of this Is ESQ.,
teric; else we should show it up here
National FreenlGsOn.
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EDUCATIONAL.
Miss nErTIE c. YANcEY

WILL open a school for Young Ladies. at
w her residence. No. 81 Linden street, COM
mencing MONDAY Novem Der Is, 1857. a class
OF Boys viii also be received. The Prfnci pal
viii be assisted by com pc ens Instructors.
Terms moderate.
Memphis, November novl3 I'm
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ASSETS.
LIABILITIEs.
MISCELLANEOUS.

flsh--The greatest amount insured in any one
risk Is $4,000, except in special cases.
I2th-Ths amount insured In any one city,
town or village, depends upon lis size,
and how built.
lSth-The amount insured In any one block, de-
pends as above
I4gh-Cartified copy OF the Charter Of the Com
pany. as died heretofore.
l5th-9eneral Power Of Attorney for Agents to
accept service Of process, previously
hfed.
GEO. L. CHASE. President
Il FnTW
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FuRrKa Council. No. g. Meets "a Monday Of
each month-Odd-FeEOw Hail. John Gent,
rs. m, n. J. Wiggin, Rec.
TENPLAEs.
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SCIENCE AND MEDICINE.
PARALYSIS CAN BE CURED


WE fully and freely invite all Physicians
w and Students or Medicine or all schools,
and also every body else to come and examine
our invention OF a PORTABLE EQUALIZER.
We have demonstrated thefaGt that IN PaTsl-
ysss Nervous Debility, Dyspepsia. Neural gia
Weak Chests. Marrow Chests, Asthma weak
Lungs. Weak Backs, Weak, StiT and shrunken
Limbs, Curvatures OF the Spine, and other Spi-
MAJ anections, Sciatica. Rheumatism OF years
standing. SpasDs, Epilepsy, Palsy, st. Vitusi
Dance. Deran cement ef the Mind Prolapsns
JJteri Obsfructad MeHstruatioD with ali their
eoncOmitant diseases, ImpOtency and all kfuds
OF Weaknssses Of The GeneratiVe Organs, can
be cured.
Testim0Dials rom hundreds of the best Ply
aieians and citizens Of this nation.
MEMPHIS. TENN., December 2 1857
Having sold all nay right, title and interest to
this county of the " EQUALIZER % Drs
SAMUEL GIL BERT and SfI4AS T. GILhERT,
the latter being q graduate Of the JeHers n
Medical College OF Phiiadelph phia, 1 can fully
and frsely recommend them, as thOrouRhly
com petent and reliable, 10 aQ persons wishing
treatment GEORGE HADFIELD, N. A.
So Drs. GILBERT can he eOnsuited az their
Oeicss, No. 81 so til side Of Court square.
de5 I'm
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-. d NJ 81 % u -0'1 -
PARTEE, M GEHEE&C0
COTTON FACTORS,
General COmmiSSiOnM Merchants
COOPER block. Monroe street.
Liberal Advances Naia an C0lsigRnenty,

TN referring to our card IS above, We would
i say that in the future, as in the past. we viii
give our best attention 10 the in terests Of our
patrons on all consignments made as. That
while our facilities are at least. equal to any,
TIE USUAL CHARGES WILL BE MADE,
and we pledge ourselves that the result TO the
planter ON al business intrusted TO US shall be
as favorable as from any other house OF equal
standing, or from parties who may propose to
transact business for less than we feel we can
Justly and safely afford to do oe3-3n
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AT the regular cabinet meeting on
Wednesday, the premature publicity
given to the Annual Message was COM
mented on. Tue President announces
bis intention to punish, as far AS possible,
the original offender
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The New York EUeaiRg Post calls the
report Of the Comraittee on Impesch-
ment q triple product, which, like Ger
berus, has three hes.ds, il it has not bis
monstrous serpentine tail.
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WISCONSIN.

In the Badger State - we have found
but one local usage that is objectionable
on the score Of non n-uBiversslity, viz,
that Of requiring persons entering the
Lodge 10 salute not only the WOrshipful
Master, as in all other jurisdictions, but
also the Senior Warden and then the
Junior Warden! The same custom may
Of the Baltimore Lodges, and one in Tai
lahRssee, Florids.
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ABSTRACT OFFICE.
ROOM NO. /.

WE have The Abstract Rocks and comp plete
w Index Of the hegister's Qffice corr ifiad
by the lste HENRY A. ORNEt and. after
more than q years' trial OF their aecu raer
and q careful experience IN the business moi
one mistake having oceurred iH al thaf finae)
We are enabled 70 furnish complete dsrsign.
me1ts Of titleto al
Fort Pickering, Memphis and Shelby
County Lands,
al the shortest notice and on the most reasona-
be terms. q. j. CAMPBELL 4 Co.
nh2gef RuceesSora "a Bnnd a. Canaphell.
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dav of each month. John Zeut, Com; n. ]
WlgRfu, Rec.
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quincy III, November 5. l3ih.
MRS. JACKSON, Deay MGdaHa-It b with
pleasure that certify TO you that seeing ons
OF your circulars, which contained certificates
and Endorsements from the best plIysfciar1s u q 4
the highest n edfeal authorities OF the Unitsd
States, certifying that your oils for the ecm-
plaxion and teeth we're purely the OILS, extracts
and essences OF flowers and they WarrAut It
when used according 20 directions 20 cure the
worst and NEST d fiicult cases OF nursing sore
mouth, canker OF the stomach, bowels and dys-
peDsia. Fer sofOfulods disorders, when used
both internally aud externally, ,tt htis no equal
Dear Madam, seeing this, and my little daugh-
ter, aged fifteen months, having ths Whoopang
cough for several months, accom- anied with
what the doctors call gnlte eanler, hsr mouth
and throat oeiag terribly liberated, and hav-
ing tried everything h0F ia relief could hear
or, al 70 no purpose, bought one bottle OF
your OIL FOR the com picxion, called Queen
Bess, went according TO the dlrections, did not
use quite one bOttl-, and | am most happy %
state 70 you that it has cured my child. she Is
nov as well and hearty as ever she was In her
life. give you this, my certificate. hoping you
will publish IL. that thousands OF others who
may De afflicted with any OF the above afYec-
tions may at once get a bottle Of your Qussu
So for I feel sure they VIII dnd immediate
relief Yours respectfully,
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NEW YORK

The modernisIns in New York Ma
sOnry growing out of the Grand Lodge
legislation Of 1879, are numerous but
that which most startles the visitor is q
manner of communication between the
officers of the Lodge so singular, so DIFF
fsrent from ancient usage, or, indeed,
any usage save this. Ts explain: in sll
other countries, when the WOrshipful
Master gives an order to q subordinate
officer, he addresses him by his title,
and proceeds, amidst respectful silence,
to express the command. Not 50 in the
'' standard work +" of New York. There
the Master calls out the name of the sub
ordinate officer, and then pauses TO giUe
time for that subordinate TO call out the
Masters name. How ludicrOus this
"jawing back appears % a stranger we
need not say; but as nothing can be
more completely opposed to the true
theory of Lodge subOrdination, We men
ton it with pain. Happily, the practice
hiss not vet crossed over tie border OF
" the Empire State.n
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FAssMAN's IRON TIES
/ COTTON BALES.

VlHE undersigned have made extensive ar
i raagements 10 supply the demand for these
Ties the present season.
IN addition to the FASSMAN DIAMOND TIE
and BUTTON TIE, so extensively used hereto
fore, they now offer his ALLIGATOR TIE, with
teeth 50 arranged as to 1 stantly clamp the
hoop when the pressure is removed nom the
bale. and hold it without slipping.
Great pains have been taken to secure the
best quality OF iron.
These Ties are 50 simple in their arrange
ment that they can be applied by any one, %
bales OF any size, with tbe same facility and
expedition as rope. In strength, security and
facility Of application, they viii compare IA
vorably with any yet introduced.
The advantages OF Iron Ties are now gsner-
ally recognized; but It is deemed not out OF
place 20 cal the attention Of those interested
to the very emphatic recommendation of Uu-
dsrwriteTs. steamboat Captains, aud Owners
and Agents OF Sea steamers and Sailing Nss-
sels, recently published in the newspapers in
New Orleans.
CHAMBERS LATTING,
General Agents, New Orleans
For sale by
MEACHAM q TREADWELL
HARRIS, COCHRAN & Co,
Memphis
And other dealers and Grocery Merchants.
nanR
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PATENT MEDICINES.
MRS. JAcKsoH's
Queen Bess Complexion Wash.
MRS. WOLCoTT's CERTIFICATE.

TKNhE following certihcates, selected from hun
Il dreds in'the possession OF tbs prOPrietrsfs,
are confidently su5mitted TO the public
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In the old Lodges Of Kentucky, the
work is generally good, most nearly
resembling that 1Sl2-25 The only prac-
tice that would unfavorably impress a
visitor there is that of ballotinr and
keeping the records in the Entered Ap-
prem GcEs' Lodge, q custom watch is
prevalent in perhaps half the Lodges Of
Kentucky. This practice is local, and
with few exceptions peculiar to Ken
tucky. Following upon it, as natural
consequence, is the odd custom of ehSTg-
ing dues to Entered Apprentices and
FellOw-Crafts.
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F. w. IRVINE & CO.,
Cotton Fac tors
AND GENERAL
Commission Merchants,
27S Front Street, Upstairs.

TN entering upon another commercial year,
i with the experience OF the past, fraught
With the many Vicissitudee incident 20 3
changed system Of agriculture, and for which
most OF our planters were little prepared, re-
gulting In heavy loss to planter and merchant,
as 40 experiment tried, we shall adOpt raid
cash system in our business-lakinR no risk,
and making our sales prompt upon receipt Of
cODEignmeniA RENTING proceeds with IS little
delay as possible but in al cases Obeyfng Ia
structi0ns OF shippers, and using our best en-.
deavors to promote The interest OF our patrons.
Our arrangements for furnishing Supplies
BaRgiAg, Rope, Gunnies, Groceries and PTuYi-
sions are such, that We promise to furnish
them at our lowest market price, and make II
through US, than to purchase in person.
Hoping to receive your patronage and infu-
oc2 am y W. IRVINE a co.
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FARM FOR SALE.
The Best Bargain offered

- n. ELLIOTT Offers for sale this Farm OF
-. go Acres, at Elliott's station, on The His-
slssippi Central Railroad, eight miles south OF
Greuada- 800 more acres can be added II
desired.
The land lies on both sides OF the railroad, up
% Elllotts Station, and anerds eligible site for
Mercantile and Misunderstanding establishments.
IL has an abundance OF dne timber, needed by
the railroad; more than enough 20 pay the
price OF the whole tract It is all level, and
susceptible Of divisions TO suit any purposes.
Has so acres cleared and under good fence.
Has a comfortable family residence with good
out-honsss, barns and stables--large, and the
best gin, screw ani cotton press-ali new, In the
same county. The improvements cost within
the last three years $500. Mr.. Elliott desires TO
sell before the first OF January next,
and as strong inducemsnt he offers
bis land at ten dollars per acre, In United
states Currency. for which he refused thirty
dollars per acre In 1851 Time will be given II
desir, d, upon half the prize upon fair terms.
Sale must be made soon or not At All. Title OF
the highest grade. Refer to
8. N. HAWKINS. Agent
noVlO Grenada. Miss.
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I'd RANFIL M CO-

HAVE established their once In ritr,
IL Block, in rear Of No. II Jefferson ktrasf
where they mayioalfgund by.psFtias Interested
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IN Offering OUR BTTTERs to the Southern
i Public, We have 40 hesitancy In asserting
their superiority over any Northern produc-
tiOx in our markets. In their deyisemsnt they
are purely Sauthesa- - compounded with q
special adaptituds 70 the varisus types Of
stomAeic arrangements prevalent In our
climate.
HBs gentle stimulsAt to the system afteI
undergoing a severe Illness.
It Is cure for Dyspepsia.
It assists Digestion.
II cures Diarrhea and Cholera Morbus.
Tt Is preventive for Chills and Fevsrs
II Is an Invaluable companion for person
travelling at all aeasons or the year.
It Ia HoEE enterprise, and Possesses true
merit.
- sold everywhere.
O. H. EBBERT & c..
Sole Manufactures.
Depot, No 8 He vva-d' 8 Row,
feblO u Memphis. Tenn.
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HOMES.


HOMES bOMES. HOMES.
WILL SELL. Or LEAsE ON TEN YEA Rs
L TINE FIFTY LOfs or GROUND near the
Brick Church IN Cheiaea. Of any size suitable
for Residence, Gardens. 'etc. Also. two OF the
best Gardens IN The county with good Houses.
Prices very moderate Cali soon and take
ehplee' lneYS 5we s. 3. THoMAs,
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HEBREW CALENDAR.
MASONIODIREOTORY

MASONIC REOTORY.
LoDsEs.
AEsEEoEA, No. Is8. Meets lst Monday in
every rnoath. At Odd-f allnVys' HHil. cor. Court
sud Main. y. B, Egrsier. "a Front street,
". N; John Beamlsh, Sec'y.
Rt7rrY sfrwPyErS 30 lis Meets % Friday OF
each rnnntb-HaI. cor. Madison and second.
J. r. ssiisrs, W.M.; Bstj. X. Pollen, Sec.
LULA SCOTT. No. 3sS. Meets lst krioay OF each
month-Hail. cor. Madison and Second. John
Aiaslls |" ~; A s. r Nooa y, = a5a' sc. ..,,,
mOuth-Odd-Fellow Hail. P. n stanley,
WMs ". n. Butts, Sea.
of each mOntb-2li Frsnt street. John J,
Worsham, sd, ". NJ E. K. Pulleu, I'd, Sec.
ROYAL ARCH.
PE,yy Chapter, No 4 Meets q Monday OF each
month-Odd-Fellow Hsll. Johu Zsnt, NJ, Z.
H p B. n. Levy, ses'y.
X. AND s.M.
FuEUKA Council. No. 8. Meets "a Monday OF
each month-O Odd-fe fellows Hail. John Gent,
Th. H.; n. J. Wiggin, Rec.
TENPLAEs.
IsYEEvE Ccu1mandery, No. &. Meets 4th Mon
day OF. each month. John zsut, Com; n. ].
Wlggin, Rec.
A AND A. SCOTTISH RITE.
2g Fy0alf Street. a.. ..
HERrrs Lodge sf Perfection, 18th; No. L
STATED Comm un icstions % "Wednesday night
~ ssch Fnopth. Henry P. Woodard, 81d, g.
~ Cbarles M Carroll, 18th. Sec.
MrrHEAs Lodge Of Perfeetion, l4th.i No. z
Meets sth wednesday Of each month 6eorgs
Msilsrsh, sd. g.. NJ. A. Is. Frankland, I'D
Sec.
CAsrpIEtA Cou neil ofPrtaces Of jerusalem, 18TH
No. 4. Benj. X. Pullsn, I'd, Tarsn.'.i -
c1LvAEY CHATTER OF Rose Croix, Isth-, No l.
Chsrles ". Adams, ed, NJ. W.. X. I. Tom
PgfIfPFE BuP1 EssErs Council Of K-h. Soth
no l. Henry p. Woodard, sd, Comm.
william Y. Ciro3e sd, Rec ..
CoSsIsroRY or WEST Tenn EssEE, S2d. John
Ainslie 83d., Gown. IN Chief; DOdgC @
Trader. sd, Reg.
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1EMPHIS APPEAL
MASONIC INTELLIGENCE


Brethren who travel much are fire.
0uently struck with the tenacity with
(which Lodges adhere to local peculiar.
iaes, acquired nobody can say how OF
why. Il has indeed appeared to the
present writer that the less reason there
! IS for the faith that is in them" the
more ffmly brethren hold fest ts the
traditions they have acquired. I" An
opinion that has been argued into a
man, 4" observes that acute nletaphysician
COleridge, "msy possibly he argued out
OF him." but where q person has re-
eeived doctrine without inquiry, all
the logic from Socrates to Cousin will
fail to disIOdge it. And so in our obser-
vatious Of Freemssons we have found it.
In the present article we shall allude to
few of the unexplainaOle and un-
founded usages that have fallen under
our own observation IN somewhat eX-
tended tours among Freemasons' Lodges
In the various States and Canada.
Young brethren are not unfrequently
perplexed with these local oddities.
Some have actually been refused admis-
sion into Lodges owing to their Ignorance
OF them The columns of the National
Freemuson will be proper depository of
Information under this head. For con-
vsnisnce we divide them into States.
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lst-The name OF this Company Is THE HART
FORD FIRE NsURASCE COMPANY. and is
located az Hartford, Connecticut.
CAPITAL
2d-Ths amount Of Capital Stock Is 81. 100000 90
3d-Ths aD cunt Of Capital Steek
palQ 4pl - .ylllO0 ll
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SAINT RIARY's SCHOOL,

Poplar Street, East Of Orleans.
Mrs. N. Z. POPE, Principal.
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Jersey street. = bet. t sixth and nd Seventh i
MRS. WIN. R. CoLLINs' CERTIFICATE

s- . HANNIBAL. No, August 2, 1856
MRS. JACKSON, Dem Ndda1a I am most
happy to inform you that after having suffered
more than three years with what some pnYsi-
clans cali nursing sore mouth, or canker or the
mouth and throat, 1 tried various remedies,
but found nothing TO do me any good until ]
heard Of your oils for the comp sxion and
teeth, called 81 Queen Bass.n i bOuXlt one bot
tie, went according to directions, and am truly
than kful tp say Ihaye found permanent cure.
Hoping you viii publish this, that other poor
sufferers may oe benehtted BY IL, 1 Iemain,
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The practice here that most attracts
and startles the strange visitor is an
omission to make the tie obligatory upon
q candidate. 1t would be obviously i'm
proper TO speak more plainly in these
columns, but the enlightened reader will
easily gather our meaning. 1t is true
that SO palpable violation Of ancient
lsndmarks ,msde to correspond with
anti Masonic legislation in lS3O-e) should
be corrected, and that body of MasOns
whose rituals are so sucient and con-
formable to reason, should be cemeRted
together by something better than a
modern organization
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z Y
VI HILL & WHEELER,
General Claim q Collecting Agents
Nc. 10 Madison street, CUP stsirs)I
seiden block, AEMPHLS TENN.

w ILL attend to and prosecute All claims in
w bankruptcy, either ia this State. North
Mississippi or ArkansasL one Of the drfo will
always Be ready % make trips to any County
in this or other States, to collect or secure
Claims that may be placed IN their hands
Merchants will md shat We shall attend TO
their interest as well as any Special Agent that
they could smPloy.
All kinds OfefaIms or Accounts Solicited.
As to Competency and Reliability, we refer
% any OF the old LAWYERS or Citizens Of Aem-
phis, dece Ina