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From the address Of the iSog. Or. Com
EKldndeT Of the Supreme Council Of the
SD Degree for the Southern JlETTSdtc-
tion of the United States, in Supreme
Council, Aprit, 1866.
The Iukewarm, the inefficient, the in
dolent, the ignorant, the narrow and
bigoted, OF the selfish, set in these posi-
tions, are not dead but diseased limbs,
by which the whole hody soOn becomes
tainted and poisoned. There are no
men ia any order who are merely
cyphers. Those who do 20 good, neces-
sarily do harm. The worthless are al
ways harmful, and often immeasurably
so. Unfortunately, also, the greatest
nuisances are never abated. They hold
for life, and always live to a good old
age.
The OLD motto Of Scottish Masonry re-
mains unchanged; but it teaches political
truth as It teaches philosophical and re-
ligious truth. It is not possessed by 8
single idea. 1t teaches all the great truths,
by sowing the seeds OF them, and per-
mitting them to grow, leaving the appli-
cation Of them TO those wholreSeiye them.
/ II has fought for freedom OF action and OF
conscience; but the CarboRari were nos
! its initiates. 1t teaches the same doc
| trines at Rome snd Ia Spain and Russia,
as here; but 1t does not lend its organi.
| cation to the dreaming theorist or the
ambitious demsgogue. Necessity mighi
make it cOnspire, but it does not excite
to revolt q people not fit to be free, mol
one that is at, when it will be pOWerlesl
70 protect its dupes snd victims from the
terrible consequences of failure. II Is tbs
apostle Of rational liberty; NOT OF tha
popular despotism which coins the whimi
Of the mob into laws, and at last sets tht
sword above these; nor Of that anarchy
in which the misgovernment of the ig
norant, the bigoted, the brutal and th'
vile, sooner or later, invites the inaugu
ration Of OctRvious and the Empire.
When it changes its formulas and th
arrangement Of its degrees, and re
| writes its lessons, to become 8 conspira
tor in province, 1t is de-naturalized
and becomes carboBarism. II It eve
marches towards the holy Land, 1t wi
not give the command Of the Soldier
Of the Temple TO mere visionary, oU
will find leader worthy of the caust
one who will have some title to deman
the confidence Of those who entrust
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OUR LIST or PRIZES.
The First and Capital PTtze.

Col. N. c. GallOwag's valuable residence,
corner OF Court and Third streets, Memphis
one block only nom the center Of the city, and
in the vicinity OF all the Federal, state and
County offices. Lot S71S feet 'front.' by S31< deep
WaT fafg
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FASSMAN's IRON TIES
FOR
COTTON BALES.

UNHE undersigned have made extensive ar
rangements 10 supply the demand iOr these
Ties the present season. q,
In addition 10 tie FASS NAN IRON TIE and
BUTTON TIE, 50 extensively used heretofore,
they now offer his ALLIGATOR IiEr Win
teeth SO arranged as TO stGntly clamp the
noon when the pressure is remover nom the
bale and hold ID without slipping.
Great pains have been taken 70 secure the
best quality Of iron.
These Ties are 50 simple in their arrange
ment that theF can be applied by any one, 70
bales OF any size, with the same facility and
eTpedition as rope. In strength, security and
faciIity OF application, they viii compare Ia
yorably with any yet introduced.
The advantages Of Iron Ties are now gener-
alIy recognized; but lt Is deemed not out OF
place to cal the attention OF those interested
to the very emphatic reconne nendatIon OF IN
derwriters. =Ieamb boat Captains and owners
and Agents OF sea rteamerr and Sailing YES
sels, recently published IN the newspapers IN
New Orleans - -
CHAM8ERS & LATTING,
seI2 No. o. Carnudelet street, y. o.
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EMPIRE SEWING MACHINE co.,
Principal once, 616 Broadway,
NEW YORK.

GREAT IMPROVEMENT IN Sewing Machines
" Empire shuttle, Crank Notion Sewing
Machine. IL is thus rendered nOlseless IN ac-
ton. Its motion ueing all positive. 90 Is not
liable 10 get OUT Of order Ib Is the best Family
Machine! Notice Is called 70 our new and i'm
proved Manufacturing Machine. for Tailors
and Boot and shoe Filters Agents wanted, 70
whom a liberal discount viii De given. No
cOpsignmenLs made
se5 d&w2m EMPIRE SEWING MACHINE Co.
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SOUTHERN HOTEL
FoR LEA5E
AND FURNITURE FOR SALE.
DtssOIaett0as of Copartnership

MxMPHTs, Tenn, October 19, 1867.
TVNHE copartAership heretofore existing under
/ the name OF PLUMMER, CURRY a 60, la
this day dissolved By the withdrawal Of Geo.
ID. Plunnmer and A. p. Curry from said ARM
n H. Patterson has purchased the entire inter-
est OF Plummer Cur y In AL Of the property,
including notes ana accounts, and assumes all
10 use the name OF the late firm in the ssttle-
ment Of the business. Plummer 4 Curry NAV
be found at the old stand for The present.
GEO. D. PLOM1fER.
A. Il. CURRY
Il. r. PATTERSON,
shall continue the Produce and Commission
business al the old stand Of Plammer Curry z
/ Co. t96 Main stree , and solicit continuance
/ OF the favors conferred on them
J oc29 + T. PATTERSON,
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Arnhiteet and Engineer.

r,ssE. undersigned Woule respectfully INFORM
hIs friends and the public tnat hs ~ Pse-
- F5..7,s and Superintending Buildings WIN
as fnucs energy and attention 20 hls patr4lRIls ~
Interest ss he did FOR the Clty interest," "ANe
igrTE9sdSE-stiilman Block, second and Aadi-
~ se90'~ j. II. MCCLURE,
Architsaf and Engineer,
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KNABE PIANOSI
KNABE PIANOS +!
NTH 1GF1U

T1HEsE unrivaIled instruments are fully war
| rented for seven years. and are for sale at
NO. s7s MAIN ST.. pacE.Oa BlOcs,l
Msrnphis. Tsnnesses,
- rz0uorr n r.r,--
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J. N. HALL, Clerk.

The Prizes drawn on this occasion numbered
FOrty-seven, and comprised lOtsin the vicinity
OF Memphis, Tenn, COrtuth, Miss, and Her
naudo, Mss, deeds TO which have been made
10 the lucky ticket holders. For this, the Sec
ond Drawing however, we are able 70 offer our
patrons still more attractive Inducements TO
interest themselves in our scheme. From a
lengthy list OF property, much Of which has
already been advertised to the public, We select
the rnlloWina.
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All orders must be addressed to J. B. WAS
son q CU.. No. SIS Main street, wholesale deal
sfs IN Drugs. Medicines, etc, ana sole agents
Tor tbis Medicine, and who will supply Drug
.,ists generally and other dealers In prOpr1-
etsrv medicines throughput tie south
t{esnectfuliy q. WILLIAMS, M. D.,
Dlscoverer and Manufacturer Of DR.. Williams
NOME Balsam OF WiId Cherry and Wood
Ndptha.
a. Address all orders 20
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a. 4
% Front GIreef.
HKKsrEs Lodge sf Perfection, 18th No. l.
Stated Communications ID "Wednesday night
OF each month. Henry p. WoOdard, sd G'
NJ: Charles NJ Carroll, 18th, Sec.
MTTHgAs LyOdge Of Perfection, lsth-i NO. z
Meets 4th Wednesday OF each month George
Mellersh, S2d, g.. NJ. A. Z. Frankland, S-oi
SEC. -,
CasTPHrA Council ofPrinces OF jerusalem, 18th. j;
80 J. Benz. X Puuen, sd, Tsrsh-'.i -
- Eer.-.
CAIyaEy CHAPTER OF Rose Croix, 18th, No. l.
Charles W. Adams, sd M. W.; x. 1. IoIn'
PEII.TPFsF Dr-PI.EssE1s Council OF K-h, Soth.,
No l. Henry ?. WoOdard, S2d,s Comm, :
William y CirOde 82d, Rec e
CoNsIsTOEY OF WEST TENNEssEE, sd. Jonn
AinsIie. SD, Comm. in Chief; Dodge Z.
Trader, SD, Reg.
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GAS CONSUMER s
Memphis GaS-Light Company

IN couapliance with q pledge made In their
/ communication of February last, 70 the
Hon Kayor and Board Of Aldermen, the
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MASONIC COLLEGE
Macon, TAIsits County, Tenn,

CTTUATED thirty miles frorn Memphis. seven
- miles north Of Lafayette Depot, n 4 &. R. r.
FACULTY:
G. ". JOHNSTON. ABB. President and Professor
OF Ancient Languages
OTWAT B. YOUEG, A-B., Professor OF 1faths-
COLrS McENSEY, AN, Professor OF Mental
and Moral Science and English Literature.
This Institution was reopened October ls65,
and has reached state of permanent en-
cheney. Next Annual session u III be OpeE ell
July IS, 1857, and VIII consist Of Two TerTns-20
weeks each.
CHARG ES.-En gliah and Mathematics, SD,
80 and so per Term. Each Lauguage s. extra
per Term. Contingent fee g 50 per Tssn.
Excellent board, lDcludir z ROOM fuel, wash
ing and HghL- SIS per month
Al necessary apparatus viii be supplied.
Conveyance from Lafaystts station 20 Ma
con, " Wednesdays and Saturdays
We, the Trustees, have determined 70 make
this a nrEt elass Acsdemfe Inslftutlon.
lst The scholarship, experiences and success
OF our faculty.
IA The sleYated tone OF our community.
| 81. The healthful Iocali- =. removed from the
I corrupting Influences and vices Of city life.
4th- Favorable prices VIII enable Us 20
| achieve this success.
/ President BOaru.-...-Dr G. T. HUyTTR.
4 Secrstary- loan ". ALEXANDER.
/ aul4
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Sirth Prize,

One residence lot adjoining above, also Is
feet, Valued at $50.
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, Second Prize.

A cottage residence OF ten rooms, with lot
6OxlOO, in the citv OF Chicago, Ill, only three
quar- srs OF a mile from the heart OF the city,
and within one ocE Of the street railroad In
tersecting every part OF the city, Valued at
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Parsons on Contract, Par.ons on ASotss ard
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FIRsT sEssION. sENI0R CLASS.


Parsons on Contracts, Parsous on Ayotaq ard
Bills, Srssn4eaf On EVfdenca.
FIRST SESSION. SENIOR CLASS.
Adams Equity Jurisprudsnce. Adam 5 Equity
Pleading, ksddeid on wills, HlIllard On Iort-
cages, Parsons on Partnersnips-
SECOND SESSION, SENIOR CLASS.
Washburn on Real Property, Taylor on Land
lord and Tenant ANGEL a Ames on Corpora
tons, Storyis Conflict Of LaWa, ParsOns On
har1time Law, Conkiinis o :. Treatise
Recitations and examinations each day az 4
o'clock Moot Court once each week, and Ap-
pellaIs Court once each month, presided over
I DT the Professors all togethsr.
students permitted % en- Ter any Class. but no
diploma given except 20 those going Lhrouzh
whole course.
Terms S25 per Session, payable IN advaues.
EntrAncs Fee, 8 per Session
AL students Of Law can attend free OF charge
the Lectures OF the College, Including Lectures
on ElOcutiOn and explanation Of latin aud
| French tech nicalitias BY the President
| Arrangeueuts VII bs made To bnari and
[ should be made earIv- ssTT
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ONE Of the most desirable Plantations on
I the Arkansas river - offered for sale at 3
Great Bargain. 10 contains about $50 acres
best qualify cotton land, 1900 acres cleared and
under cultivation; dwelling houses, negro
quarters, gin house with iOur SO-saw gins run
1y steam power, raw and grist mill attached,
The plantation IS well stocked with hauless
oxen and farming indictments purchaser
will have the privilege Of retaining nom 81 70
100 good acclinated negroes. Possession given
st January. For further Information apply 70
ROYSTEIt, TREZEY Ant a co.,
Heal Estate Agents, H5 Second street,
Or f. 4. KIRK,
oc9 I'm l8 jefferson street, Memphis
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Adam 3 "a atty Jurlsprudeuce. Adam : Equl
Pleading, Rsdneld on Wills, HIiiiard On Ior
me-. Parlona On ParfnarshIna-
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t,tbs 1oyrsEt rate then deemed posi- bic, allow
ms 4 small proht on the ca apital Invested ana
pledge themselves that the price then eslao-
fisl he'd shall range among
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MO material which has ever been discovered
~ has effected greater benefits IN the house
hold economy than
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r. II NJ . V a L
HENDERSON OWEN, lste o. Br2Sn ,i o. 9 0Teni llt,
= 8 NCNuTr. late OF AcNutt' ArotJei q 0alley
4 r p HAMMoNB-
TaInnbIe Pgq,.tattoa t0 Lease.

WILL Lease as istrstoT Of ga5isgoPaeT i s q,
~ - - : Ffeld and the Plantation known - the
contend Place. These PlanLateRs are l9 I,tsa,, iae
1aniy OF Bolivar, Miss ana - l,,5sd foI
--,ys 49, There is new ana nne NfculAI
sssG-pil on the Home Place, for sale. NJ.
- farfher in forma alton apply 70 me AZ r an,
,,,H- " - -onnfv Kv or 70 DR.. + j. tleld5 On
eoaIDon -, - - b. J. CLAY,
.e F5 Admir- c. J Field. deco.
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"Masoury has invented no new prin-
clple, bat IL has discovered and apprOpri-
ated a beautiful system, in every way
most wisely designed to vitaliZe its prin-
ciples of BeneVoleDce and Morality, and
to pre-emineutly distinguish its disciples
from the rest Of the world.
"The mAxims Of the Common Law or
ia other words, the dictates Ofsn enlight-
ened common sense, apply with more
intense force in the Masonic family than
In tie commonwealth.
"The mutual obligation Of Honesty, oI
Equity, Of Truth, of Fair Dealing, o.
Cand0r, Of the Golden Rule, and oi
Brotherly Love y earnestly and most
forciblg impressed upon the mind, anc
ignorance can never be pleaded by 8
Mason as an excuse or in mitigation o.
punishment for a violation Of his obliga'
ton.
again, the projections which the
Common law throws around the hum
bIest citizen as safeguards of his persona
rights, also hedge In and protect the indi
vidual Mason, In s still more impregna
hIa dofanaa -
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THE DISCOVERY on THE AGE.

MO material which has ever been discovered
~ has effected greater benefits In The house
hold economy than
McGIMSEY'S MAGIC SOAP
II a a labor saving invention. a. well As an IN
valuable remedy in Scurvy, Scald Head. Erup-
tions OF The skin and Piles DandrufF Is re-
moved nom the head, the Teeth whitened and
cleans d, Plafe and JeWelry cleaned, Stains
sdectually removed from Carpets, Furnfture
Clothes, Paint VarniSh OF Marble, W tn the,
greatest fasility and without injury to the ma
Jerial. u Is great saving Of time and laDor
IA washing clothes. IL is the only known SOaD
which VIII wash Flannels with the ease OF cot
ton or linen without fulling or shrinking. An
these Important objects can be effected without
injury TO the skin 8r the most delicate fabrics.
It possesses no deleJsrious qualities whatever.
The world is challenged 20 produce a soap.
which Possesses 30 many valuable properties
and which is so tnnOcuOus and safe. IL is q
home invention, and defies comp petition in any
part Of the world. II has become necessity
IN Memphis, and Its use Is rapidly spreading
througheut the south, and eventually viii ax-
Tend over the Yankee States, North and SOuth
America, Europe, Asia, africa and Oeeanica.
Manufactured solely by G. P. MeGimssy, Mem
phfs Tenn. and sod At the following places IN
the city at wholesale and retail Page & Co. 's
Dean's Taylor's Drug Store, Poplar street :
Kinela. corner Of Third and Adams Oliver Il
CO.'S DesOto BiocE, Madison street viii soon.
be found al any respectable family grocery or
drug store. The proprietor II determined thnf
its manufacture ahall keep pace with the rap
idlv sxtending demand for its use. auI8
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Seventh Prize.

A most valuable manufacturing site with q
perpetual fall OF 81 feet Of water, situated in
Winston county, Alabama, with l60 acres sf
land. Nalned al 2lO.OOO.
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Third Prize.
Fourth PPIze

One residence lot adjoining above property
25xI01 feet; very available for residence and
dsalrably located. Valued at $500.
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THE PoErnY oF MAsoNRT.

An intellieible view Of the poetry OF
Masonry may be gathered from its gen.
eral principles. 1t inculcates brotheriy
love amongst all mankind, it tends to
soften the harshness Of an exclusive feel
ing towards those who differ from US in
our views of religion or politics, although
it allows no discussion on either one or
the other; it suppresses the attachment
toOlass, the which ls the bsne of all other
Institutions, and By the purity OF its sen
timents it harfn0nizes the mind, ameli-
CRATES the disposition, and produces that
genuine feeling of benevOlence and
Christian charity which s. suffereth long
and Is kind, and envieth not, vsunteth
not ITSELF is not easily puffed up, doth
not behave itself unseemiDgly, seeketh
not her own, is not easily provoked,
thinketh no evil, rejoiceth not in iRiquity
but rejoiceth in the truth, besreth all
thing@ and endureth all things"
TIE TALLEST MASON IN EUROPE
At meeting Of Lodge La CesGree, at
Jersey, on the 18th June, Bro. Brice en-
tered, who, being nearly eight feet in
hight, Is no doubt the tallest Mason In
Europe. Naturally, a little sensation
was excited among the brethren as be
stalked ap the room and took his seal
with the visitors.
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MR.. MARTIN EYKE

VrTOULD respectfully call the Attention q
w the public 70 his stock OF a MAIftta,Ssteo
at No. q Monroe street, where he keeps ana
manufacturos everything In his line, nom Z
Chair Seat 20 q Mattress, ocs IN
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Stockholders, MeetI7lq.

sEyrE stoclrbolders Of the MEMPHIS AND
LITTLE ROCK RAILROAD, VIII meet A.
ihe Company Odioe 10 Memphis on the lolh
dav OF November next, 70 sieet Board
BY order Of the Board.
W y. WALDRAS,
ooIe I'm Secretary and Treasurer.
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BALSaM OF WILD CHERRY
AND
WOOD NAPTHA-
Thousands have been saved annually from an
uutimely grave by using this
Unrivalled Preparation.

From DR.. ]. W. Nelson, under date2
MURFREEsBoRO, Sept. 8, 1857.
Dr.. Charles Williams, Memphis;
have had A great many calls for your Wild
Cherry and Wood Naptha, anu Of course could
not furnish it; and my object in writing 70 you
is 70 request that you send me a rev qo1en ias
s.,oy, - con venIent and forward your bill and
Z viii send YOU a check for the amount,
Respectfully y yours,
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Sherlf's Sale.

TTNpEE and cT virtue OF an attachuant
from the Law Court Of Memphis. 10 a cas,,
v~herefn william A. Robinson ct al. are Dla1n-
tins, and Q. Chesennsll is oesendanh and By
viii, on
Monday, the 4th daE OF November,
lssz- betwsen the hours Of 10 o'clock an. ana {
oIciock D m olIer and sell to tho highest bidlier
for casi st the foot OF Gayoso Atreet city esf
Memphis, Tenaesgees the following described
DeFsonal property. to be sold a. per
fshable properly, In the hands OF al officar
ov virtue OF aald seotiOn 35o6 o. the Code 81
7ennevsea viE. IRE steamboat CHEROFT 80
I her boats. tackle and macalnorT, now lying AZ
| fhs foot cf liayoso street, Memphi-. Team.
r. X. WINTER, eharid shelby Co
By IAHz =, SWAN, 2. ,. oe2i 4
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are yon ?H and the answer was " not yet
seven ~ because they had not yet passed
beyond that Masonic teaching which Is
analogous to that which Is learnt by
I children from their first perception Of
things until the age Of seven, viz {:
knowledge Of an entirely practical char
actsr, obtained by .the exercise Of our
senses, by perseverance,, line upon
line, and by the proper use and order
ing Of our time and the first rules Of
right and wrong under the guidance Of
our natural conscience. All this is sig
nihed by the character OF the working
tools used In the e A. degree.
The Hsme given by PythagorAs to Ma
sons 10 the three degrees were l. Aeon
stici (hearers); 9. Mathematical (scholars);
s. Physici.
The hearers, even IN their Lodges,
were to be silent, and to retain their
/ thoughts within the secret recesses OF
/ their hearts. This is still symbolized by
the mode Of wearing the apron in the T..
I A. degree .. 1t is also implied iu
( the charge Of the second degree, where
permission to offer sentiments and Opin-
4 ions on subjects regularly introduced
| in the lectures is for the hrst time given.
/ Masonry disccnrages mere system
mongers, and accordingly guides US in
| the first instance TO such practical works
and duties, and such acquaintance with
sound principles of moral truth and vir-
] tue IS may strengthen our minds against
error, when we come to the exercise Of
our eontemplativs, intellectual and spec
ulative faculty.
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Ninth Prize:

Lot No. S, in Hays subdivision, Memphis
size l02xl52 feet. A beautiful building lot
Valued at 5000.
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EDUCATIONAL.
LAW SCHOOL
MEMPHIS COLLEGE.

rFyEE Law Department OF the Memphis Col
i Iezs viii opsn on the FIRST MONDAY
OCTOBER The following gentlemen COM
prise tbs Faculty:
Constitutional Law.----------Gen- ALBERT PIKE
Real Properly q Pleading g-----HOn- r Z. h EAIIL
PeEssnaI Property a Plead ng.-. A 81 LHsFls
Equity a Comm erciai Law Hon. p. T. ECRl Cos
Grim, Law 4 Admiralty. Gen. j. r. CHAL.HEEls
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4TkGIISGs Cotton Plantation
for GOT0

B. WATSON & Co,
No. 3lS Main street, Memp phis, Tenn
a7- Sold nv all Druggists ever where. Oc25
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HEBREW CALENDAR
MASONIODIREOTORY.
1867.

1857.
LnDaEs-
A ATgERONA No. l6s. Meets lSt Monday In
every month, ST Odd-FellOvs' Hall. cor Court
Epd MaIs ID. B. Forster, "a Front street.
". NJ; John Beamish, secy.
ss,,rrru MEMPHIS. No. us. Meets ID Friday OF
each unontn-Hall. cor. Madison and Second
y T. Bellars. ". NJ; Benz. 4. Puuen, Sec
r1rrn ECoTr No 2sa. Meets lEt Friday OF each
mont Hall. cor. Madison and Second. John
Ainslie ". NJ II. P. Wood ward, Sec.
H.HIIToy No. 2s9 Meets Sd Friday OF eaeh
u1opth-Cdd- Fellows Hall. p. n. Stanley
Nm; W II. Butts, See
EruwTNSISG. No. 84l lU- d. Meets 4th Friday
of each month-24 Front street John J.
workman, SSd, W. NJ b. K. PuIlen- 20, Sec
RoTAL ARCH.
Prgy CHARTER, No l. Meets ID Monday OF esrh
rnouth-Odd-Fellow Hall John Zent, NJ. L.
n p; B. N. Levy. Sec'y.
R. ANDs.M n.
EUKEKA Council, No. s. Meets Sd Monday Of
each month"; odd Fellows Hall. John Eenti
Tn. III; y. J. Wiggin, Rec.
TKMPLARs #
I,YRF,yE Counmsndery, MOI. Meets 4th Mon
dRy OF each month. John Eent, Conn., n. j.
Wlggiu, Rec.
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I n S q 3 AN G E.
Fire and Marine Insurance.
Home Insurance Company Of
NEW YORK.
Assels.- lo110o ~
Security Insurance COmpany
OF NEW YoRK.
Enterprise Insurance Company
OF CINCINNATI
Putnam Insurance Company
OF HARTFORD, CONN.
Cash Capita. .... 500 900
THE well established reputation OF these
Il Companies for prompt and honorable deal
ing. and their large Cash Assets, commend
them 10 the favor Of Business Men and Prop
erty Holders who desire reliable insurance, for
either Fire or Marine. We represent no COM
pantes but those duly authorized by state and
local laws. All losses adjusted and paid at This
agency.
Lindsey & Vredenburg,
I General Insurance Agents, No. IL Madison
street (up stairs, Memphis, Tenn apps
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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-11-02
Fr9cIIt0rs, NOtlce,

HrOTICE is hereby given 10 the heirs Of IT,
n man Bettfg. deceased. and all parties con.
cerned that We as surviving executions Of SAID
state have this day nled our account as such
vytth John League, Clerk Of the county Courl
of shelby county, whers parties concerned car
cone forwsrd and examine same
SAMUEL MOSBY,
.- ~ ANDERSON @. BETTIS,
Surviving Executors.
Memphis, ssptsnbsT IL lseI' ss!2Fvs