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THE POOR MANS JEWELS.
ENss, DESS1soS, rsE wIrE OF A MASON

ENSs DENSIsoS, TaE wIFE OF A MASON.
Ny home. 10 is poor one,
To all who pass IL by:
They cannot see it, beauty,
Aud neithe-, ial j., can
That p. In paint or timber,
In doorway or IN roof,
But that il has Is beauties
lIlQuickly give ye proof
Come hither. young ones. hither,
Your father's steps are near
That's Pet with hair so ) elbow,
That's sue with eyes so clear;
That's Viii with tawuy trousers
Tucked in his stocking leg;
And yOnder two wee darling3
are beauty Jean and Meg.
A clus er Of fair jewels,
Five in the rugged set;
II agy man has br Ehter,
J have 10 learn u yet;
Aud Tom. when I am swinging
These arms with weary strain,
Their blessed faces cheer me.
And make me strOng aga n.
sometimes sit and wonder
What Will their future be-"
II they must deive and patter
A resuIul round ike me,
And s-arcely, al The years end.
Have half a groaJ to spare
And see tad men pat over them
Twill be too hard 20 bear.
But then, think, as nations
Rise in the scale Of might,
God puts the poor man forward,
Anu gives him power ana hight
And learning, Tom, will do e.
And Christian truth viii show
That Heaven makes no distinction
Between the high and low.
O. .R.-.-.-1. - -. -, . - -. -. :.
10 all VINO pass 10 by,
And none eau see its beauty
save mother, God, and
The future may be grRnder
For SEINE great glory won
Some gem SET in he ages
By even C@~r man 'ssOn. ... g..
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for each OF the degrees should be under.
stood literally, and that it should be
the same in each and unanimous in al
upon the moral, intellectual, and masonic
qualifications Of the applicant.
1t is not in the power Of majority Of
the members of a Subordinate Lodge to
surrender the charter Of said Lodge 50
long as seven Master Masons, members
thereof continue TO work under said
charter, and according to the Ancient
Landmarks Of Masonry.
The old masonic IdiU that there Is no
appeal fTpn the decision OF WoTshipful
Master of Subordinate Lodge, except
TO the Grand Lodge, is a salutary law,
and should be cheerfully cOnformed to
by the Subordinate Lodge.-Gr. Lodge
Of MinOis, 1851.
When the deformity Of candidate Is
not such az to prevent him from being
instructed in the art or mysteries Of
FreemasOnry, aud does not amount to 8
disability honestly to procure the means
Of subsistence, the admission will not be
an infringement on the ancient land
marks Of the Order. - CT. Lodge Of
Maine, 1854.
Subordinste Lodges are required not
TO confer the degrees on any candidate
unless he be a perfect man, having no
MAIN or defect ia body, that may render
him incapable Of learning the art and
Lodge Of Illinois, 1854
Applicant must be OF "entire limbs"
Or. Lodge Of MGT5EDld. 30.
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'oA' r RATEs OF ADvERTIsIEe.
TERTss or WEEKLY.

Asan inducement 70 get up clubs, We 2 I'VE
adopted the following scale Of prices v Ilen are
asIow as our current once expenses ~ a'liili'
OF; .aH as 80
One Copy, one year ~
10 clubs Of ten or more, each
Trtua-Ia5lu IN aSpaaes.
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aluabI ~. [iusl 4---FOr which aI
CsLr VI sr.snfPd

arsEg ~ 49,
EaluSbl cCes9u5st--FoT which an
0%;SoSlt tAs shieu'
here Is nOwf sslfslon our table q
ie Of parchment iL,- = form of a char
Tor Masonic Lodge which was issued
{ ninety-twO years ago. Il is still
e perfect and legible, and every
j contained therein may be read.
his charter was issued on the 18th of
ii, l775, just six days before the battle
lexington, by Joseph MOntfort, Esq,
Halifax, North Carolina, to John
wfOrd, Joel Sturdeyant sen, and
lism Simmons, jr., and several other
hren residing near Cabin Point,
~ county, Colony Of Virginia, who
constituted regular Lodge Of Free
Accepted MasOns, to be opened at
in Point, and TO be known by the
ie Of The Cabin Point Royal Arch
ge."
this Charter Mr. Monsfort states
Whereas, His Grace, Henry Som
L, Duke Cf Beaufort, and Grand Mas
y the most Ancient snd Honorable
ETY. Of Free and Accepted Masons,
been gTsciously pleased (by patent
d the January l4th, Ammo Latomor-
/, 577l, Ammo ID. l77l, of London to
ltitute me Provincial Grand Master
nd for America, with full power, ete.u
be question will naturally be asked,
bw came this document in Roehes-
n That can be readily answered.
ing the late war when Virginia was
.lpied by Federal soldiers some one Of
In picked up this parchment and
hghtit North. After passing from hand
and il came into the possession OF Mr..
In W. McEihenny, contractor. He
Is it subject to the order of its proper
IDdians If they can be found, and
Id be very happy 10 restore it to IFS
Itful owners. If the Virginia papers
notice the fact that the charter is
!, it may lead to its restoration
ybester IN ~ Paper. l.a
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A.. AND A.. SCOTTISH RITE.
20f FT-0Iss Street
HENS Lodge sf Perfection, l4th No. /.
gtqtpf CsIrumun icatiOus ID " Wednesday night
of each month. Henry p. Woodland, SD, g..
NJ. Charles NJ Carroll. 18th. Sec.
NTrHpts I.odge OF Perfection, l8th.; No. ?.
Meets sih wednesday OF each month. George
MelIsrsh, sd, g.. NJ. A. r. Franklana, 82d,
Sec.
CAsrPHrA Council OF Princes OF Jerusalem, 18TH;
No. J. Benz. X. Pulen, S2d-, Tarsh.'.; -
CkrvaEy cHAprER OF Rose CroiK, 18th, No. l.
Charles ". Adams, I'D NJ. W.. Il. 7. Tom
unkon, 321. Sec.
PgfT.TPPE DuPI.EssEIs Council Of K-h, 89th.,
80. 1. Henry r. Woodard, SD, Comm. ;
William I. Ciro5e. 82d. Rec.
CoEsIsroRY or WEST TE,ySEssEE, S4d. John
Ainslie. sd. C0mm.'. in Chief; Dodge c.
Trader. G2d. Reg.
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HePFimaek Calico at 81 cts.
New York AIils Bleaened HusliHs at ffC,
Heavy Brown DemesIies at cts.
Irish POpllns at II cts.
AlpBcas at 8 cts. .a.... .a-
Linseys at 10 rts.
0sRabuFgs at 5 cts. f
Delaines at cts.
10-4 White Wool Blan kets at 90 cts.
seas Calf SeWed Boots at 81 IS.
Mems Wax BrOgaRs &C rs cts,
HGmen's Shoes, all sly les, at 10 cts.
OOais' spool Thread We throw in.
Mems While Shirts. 30 cts.
V1HESE are the prices that STRAUSS BLUM
Il viii sell their goods at after they COM
mence their
SELLING OFF SALE,
and this = II take place when their com petitors
have 60 through with their
GREAT CLEARING SALE.
AS the presumption is that this will take
Before the First OF January Next,
And az they are not .... .,-.
Compelled to Leave Town,
they will stil hold on to their old prices until
further notice.
Don't Forget the Place.
STRAUSS & BLUM.
2lS Main Street,
Next door to Ward & LeGaere's Drug Store.
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~ Andrews Bay

is the great Masonic day in Scotland
November 3Oh is sacred to st. Andrew
the Scottish Masonic patron saint. Or
this day the Scottish Lodges hold theil
festivals and elsc, their officers. On this
day, in 1867, The Grand Lodge of Scotland
was organized, st. Andrew is represented
with his pecUlhr cross (crux decussata
beside him or b his hand. Sometimes hii
cross is in the Orm of '. Tradition saw
that he was ,rucified on cross, repre-.
senting the Geek Y or Ch, the first let.
ters Of ChrisB name. In heraldry it is
termed the Clss Satire, emblem Of Suf-
feying and humility. He is always
drawn as anlld man, with q long, flow
ing beard.
st. AnGrGF is said TO have suffered
martyni5n1. on the 30th Of November.
The RJssilns as well as the Scots hold
him a highest reverence.
Tte Anirew Degrees or Andrews Ma
s,Py. ere degrees of Scottish Masonry
ifOduced into France and Germany by
thfOllowers OF the Pretender, in 1886
d" be Apprentice Of st. Andrew and
Companions Of st. Andrew" form
tf4th degree OF the Swedish system
sster OF St. Andrew is the 5th de-
q OF the same. "The Favorite Broth
81 Of st. Andrew" and also 1.-THE
Bghts Of the Purple Band, make the
9idegree Of Swedish Masonry.
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HEBREW CALENDAR.
MASONICDIRECTORY.
1867

ACCOMMODATIONS
1867
LODGES.
AEsEzovA, No. les. Meets Ist Monday IN
every month, et Odd-FellOws' Hall cor. Court
qud vain. Il. Forster, % Front street,
". NJ. John Beauisb, Sec'y.
s,,rrH HEarHIs. No MS. Meets "a Friday OF
each urnntu-Hsll. cor. Madison and second
J. T. seIlars W. b.; Benz. X Pullen, Sec.
I,rrrA ECoT-r No 28a Meets LIST FRIDAY OF each
rn0uta-Eali cor Madison lad Second. John
AfneTa- ". N.. II. p. WoOdw ard, sec.
HaurLro-y, No. 2qa. MeFts Sd Friday Of each
nanntii-llfa- Fellows Eall. =. n. Stanley,
KrIwTxSrSa, No. 8Il 20 d. Meets sth Friday
nf each rnonth-2o4 Front street. John J.
Worshz1n Ssf, ". N 4. X. FuIlen, S2d, Sec.
ROYAL ARCH.
PzxN Chapter. No 4 Meets 2d Monday Of each
manth-Ddd-Fel HAN. JOhu Zsnt, "a. E
4. P; L. ID. Levy. Sec'y.
p. AND g. r.
ErREEA Council No. s. Meets Sd Monday OF
each mouth-Odd-F Fellows HRl. John zent,
Tn. III; M, Wiggln, Rec.
TEhPLAEs.
r-r---~-1v7sar1- Eg Maafe Mon
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.e,sIon opens aOnday, September snd.
LAW SCHOOL,
MEMPHIS COLLEGE.

TI1HE Law Department OF the Memphis Col
L lege will Ouen on the FIRST MONDAY
OCTOBER The following gentlemen com
prise the Faculty:
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A.. AND A.. SCOTTISH KITE
"a Et-lI.t HLree.

CTRESE CCrumsudery, 70. {. Meets 4th Mon
day OF each month John Zent, Com; n. J.
WiggIn, Rec.
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QUINCT, Ill, November .. lSG6.
MRS. JACKSON. Dear ifadam-It is with
pleasure that certify to you, tnat seein7 one
OF your circulars, which contained certificates
and Endorsements from the best physiciansa and
the highest Tedicsl authorities az the United
States. cert fying that your oils FOR the COM
plexiOn and teeth were purely the oils, extracts
and essences OF flowers, and they warrant 10
when used according 20 directions 10 cure the
worst aud NEST difficult cases Of uursfn 2, sore
mouth, cauker Of the stomach, bowels and dys
pepsia. For Sc ofnlOus disorders, when used
both internally and ext=rna Is, IL has no equal.
Dear Madam, seeing this, aLd my little daugh-
ter, aged fifteen months. having the whOOp d 9
cough for several rnCnths. accom- auied with
what the doctors call whIte cauker, her -outh
and throat briHg terribly liberated, and hav-
ing tried everything for its relief could hear
Of all 70 no purpose, 1 bought one bottle o.
your oil for the complexion, cal ed Queen
Bess, went according 70 the directions, did NOS
use quite one bottl-, and am most happy TO
state to you that It has cured my chilli. she is
nov well and be rty ever she was in her
life give you this, my certificate, hoping you
will publish it, thai thousands OF others who
may be afflicted with any Of the above affec-
tions may at once get a bottle OF your Queen
Bess." for I feel sure they Will dRd Immediate
relief Yours respectfully,
rFI5G GEG WOT F0TT
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MISCELLANEOUS

llth-The greatest amount insured in any one
risk is so, ,0O0, except in special cases.
I2th-The amount insured in any one city
town or village, depends upon its size,
and how built-
lSth-The amount insured in any one block, de-
pends as above.
l4th-Csruded copy of the Charter OF the Com
pany. as fled heretofore.
I5th-3eneTal Power Of attorney for AEsEiR 10
accept service OF process, previously
filed.
GEO. L CHASE. President
n
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= us. lIfgS'WSiHMlIy WI b. caLLrNs

AGESrs WASTED Male or Female, in avery
town and County in the United States, 70 intro
duca this celebrated preparation, Agents are
now makiuy from $50 TO s209 per month clear
Of expenses. Application for agencies can be
made for the present to Ms Jackson, al the
WhitemOre House, Adams street, between
Third and Fourth, Memphis; or 70 the mar u
featuring depot, No. ITS sixth street., 81. Louis
No either in person or by letter.
nC1T
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CoURsE q STUDY.

Constitutional Law Gen. ALBERT PIKE
Real Property & Plead ng.-....HOn. K. r n EATH
Personal Property & Pleading A n LEWIS
Equity q Comm ercial Law Hon. 2. 7. sCRUGGs
Grim. Law & Admiralty zen. J. X. CHALMERs
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Jersey 80. -. sIxth ID seventh.
MRS. VIZ. R, COLLINS CERTIFICATE

HANNIBAL, MO A., A gust 2 lSht-
MRS. JACEsOS. Dear ksldHa am most
happy to inform you that a ter having suffered
more than three years with what some pf ysi-
clans call nursing sore rnOuf n. or cauker Of the
mouth and thr1st. tried various remedies.
but found nothing 70 do me any good until I
heard OF your oils for the com ple1ion and
teeth called Queen Bsss" I bought one l.
tie went according to directions, and am truly Y
say have tOUrd a permanent cure.
HOpir you viii publish this. that other poor
sun, rers may be benefited by It, I remain,
Yours respectfully,
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TfasOLvent Notice.

Estate Of Thomas Crider, deceased.
fTHE insolvency OF the estate OF Thomas Cri-
/ der, deceased, having been suggested. an
persons having claims against said estate
are notine 70 present the same, duly authenti-
Gated. to the Clerk Of the County court Of
shelby county, on or before Aprif n. ISIS. or
the szlne viii Be forever barred.
JOHE zENT Executor.
Memphis, DseeRber 4, ISL. dec4 IaGSW
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Jurisprudenee.

mbers Of Lodges under suspension,
have not participated ia the fault OF
suspended Lodge, are not to suffer
blty
Then subordinate Lodge receives q
tion they are bound to act fully on II
be proper time.
Iardeus OF q Subordinate Lodge may
lide aud confer degrees in the absence
be Master, without regard to their
ing taken she Post Masters degree.
he Lodges under this Jurisdiction are
kby instructed 70 require OF every
hidate initiated that he perfect him
in the first degree before being
sed to the second; and IN that of the
ind degree before being raised to the
d degree, and that of the third de-
h! within one year from the time he
80 perfected and that the Worship
Master Of each Lodge is expected TO
gide for such instruction being given
Reh case rs is contemplated in this
hbordinate Lodges required not to
Ter degrees on any candidate unless
We free from such main or decrepi-
that would prevent him from learn
the art and being instructed in the
fees. ala s4fIllfua
be Rule requiring q uHanimous ballot
aa.N A' .at.
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GEO. L. CHASE, President
GEO. n. COIT- Haerefnrv-
sTATE o. CoEsEcIIcuT,
cn.l,,tr ~ HarLEnrl-

September 2, 1850, Personally appeared
George L. Chase. President, and George 81. Colt
Secretary Of the Hartford rire Insurance Com
pany, and sevarsllly made oath that the above
statement by them subscribed, is true. accord
ing 90 their best knowledge and belief
Before me, D. n. q. sklLTON,
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TN Offering OUR BITTERS to the Southern
l. Public, we have no hssitancy in asserting
theiT superiority over any Northern produe-
tios in our markets. In their devisement they
are purely Southern = compounded with
special sdaptituds to the varisls types OF
stomaeic dsrangemsnts prevalent In our
climate
Itiss gentle stimulsnt to the system aftsr
undergoing q severe illness.
tits cure for Dyspepsia.
1t assists Digestion.
Il cures Disrrhea and Cholera Morbus.
II is preventive for Chins and Fevers-
1t is an Invaluable companion for persen
travelling at all seasons OF thsyesr.
tbs HoNE enterprise, and possesses true
merit.
50 sold everywhere.
@. H. EBBERT g. CO..
Sole Manufactures.
Depot, No o Howard's Row.
heb1o u Memphis. Tenn.
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F. w. IRVINE & CO.,
Cotton Fac tors
AND GENERAL
Commission Merchants,
27S Front street, Upstairs.

IN entering upon another commercial year,
J. with The experienee Of the past, fraught
with the many viciSsitudes incident to a
changed system Of agriculture, and for which
most OF our plasters were little prepared. re-
Sulting in heavy loss TO planter and merchant,
IS sn experiment tried, we shall adopt a RI. i'd
cash system In our DEMONSTRATING no risk,
and making our sales prompt upon receipt of
conEiEumenTs, remitting proceeds with rs little
delay as possible; bat ia all cases obeying ir
strueu5us Of shippers, and using our best en-
deayOrs to promote the Interest OF our patrons
Oar arrangements for furnishing Supplies,
Baggihg, Rope, Gunntes, Groceries and Provi-
sions are such. that we promise to furnish
them At our lowest market price, and make Il
as much, or more, 10 your interest to order
through us, than 70 purchase IN person.
Hoping TO receive your patronage and in1iu-
oc2 sm +. W. IRVINE & co.
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EDUCATIoNAL
THE DEsoTo

A NIGHT SESSION, IN CONNECTION
"A with this College, Is now inaugusa1ed. As
a temporary arrangemsnt tho Class meets IN
the BOUTHW EXTERN PUBLISH HING HOUSE,
No. q SOUTH DouRr STRSET J.
The courss Of instruction r. eminently prac-
tleal as well A. scientific, embracing everything
necessary to dt young men for the efficient dis
charge Of the duties OF an Accountant and
Book keeper in 2 merchants Offics. The stu
on fonrnaifzing 1osfino- info 'bIs Is-i,,.r s'r,S
closing his books, aud then makingouL his bal
ance sheet, as no would IN actual business.
This process l. renewed an indefinite num-
Der OF times, till he becomes as familiar with
these operations. and as expert IN performing
them, as II he bad spent long apprenticeship
IN The Counting House.
TERMs-FOr Night Session On advanced one
month, s. three months. go.
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PATENT MEDICINES.
MRS. JAcKSoN's
Queen BeSS Complexion Wash.
MRS. woLcorrs CERTIFICATE.

VlHE folIowingcertihs Gates, selected from hun
i dreds in the possession OF the proprietress,
are confidently submitted to the public:
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N s o R AN G z

I n 8 q r A n G z.
Fire and Marine Insurance.
Home Insurance Company ef
NEW YORK
sI'a %
Security Insurance Company
OF NEW YCRE
Assets 8 -li2 10 81
Enterprise Insurance COmEzRv
OF CINCINNATI
A-'eaa-- 81 .lli,ls0
Putnam Insurance Company
OF HARTFORD, CONN.
Ff'AE well established reputation OF there
a Companies for prompt and hCnzrabls deal
lng. and their large Cash- Assetz, commend
them 70 tie fav9r Or Business Een ard Prop
efty Holders who desire reliable Insurance. for
either fire or Marine. We represent 10 com
panles but those duly authorized by state aud
local laws. All losses adj lusted and paid Al This
agency.
Vrsdenburg & syivestsr,
General Insurance Agents, No. IL lzadisorr
street. tuD Stairsl. Memphis Tu1n. nov n
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L H. PIKE,
ATTORNEY AT law
Solicitor in Chancery,
Architect and Engineer.

UVHE undersigned would respectfully inform
i his friends and the pu6lic that ne is pre-
6srsd 10 devote his v hole attention to Design
ing P.ans and experimenting Buildings, with
as muca energy and attention 10 his patrons
interest a.s he did for the CIty's interest WINE
City Engineer. So.
OFFrCE-Stillman Block, Seceud and Maci'
son streets. charges reasonable.
- ..H#J.HH. MCCLURE,
- = rrhILnrI ann EmnLneer.
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r E4t-o 1 HE4oo4OlNr d ONAOEs AA4AGo-o LlOutlh.
walkers American Law, Kenps COmments-
ries, Bsdop On Criminal Law CarutheT's His
tory OF a Law Suit, stephens Pleadings.
SECOND SESSION or JUNIOR GLASS;
months.
Parsons on Contracts, Parsons on Notes and
Bills, 5Tesnleaf on Evf4eucs.
FIRST SESS ION, SENIOR CLASS.
Adams Equity Jurisprudence, Adams Equity
Pleading. Reddeld on Wills, billiard on Mort
cages, Parsons on Partnerships
SECOND SESSION, SENIOR CLASS.
Wsshburn on Real Property, Taylor on Land
lord and Tenant, angel & Anes on Corpora
uOns Story's Conflict Of Laws, Parsons on
Maritime Law, COnklin's U. 5. Treatise.
RscItatiOns and examinations each day at 1
o'clock. Moot Court once each week, and Ap-
pellate Court once each month, presided over
BY the Professors all together.
students permitted to enter any Cas-, but 10
Diploma given except 70 those going through
whole course.
Terms E25 per Session, payable In advance.
Entrance Fee, s. per Session.
AL Students OF Law can attend free OF charge
the Lectures Of the College, including Lectures
on Execution and explanation of Latlu and
French teehnloalitiss 6y this President
Arrangements viii Be made to board and
lodge Students at S25 per menth. APPLICATIONS
shsuld be ms<l6 early. ssl0