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Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1867-05-15
TnH RALEIGH PROGRESS

DAILY AND MEEhGl-
]. julius Guthrie, Jr., Editor and Propr.
rI,Hg OLDEST DAILY. IN RALEIGH,
State That Il rs a journal the people OF
North carolina most desire and appreciate, IS
fuliy evinced BY IT, rapidly increasing cirula-
lati1n IL coatains all matters Of iinporta nee,
,olities. bold aud fearless in It's expression Oi
Eon state and National diplomaeyi swayed
by no party or popular prejudice; has some
thing every day interesting 70 Az classes oi is Ne
and agreeable visitor in the Family Circle, the
Private Boudoir, the Counting Room tie STORE
fhe Workshop, and the Sanstqm OF the student.
1t devOtes n large portion OF ~ bface ts @ All
soi IieiIt Literature IL is classic IN ~ ftyle
and religiously moral in It's tone. In iaet Y Is
a newspaper that shOuld Be read BY every one.
Daily. per aBnuHs - Neekly, per alnalil. shl-
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1867-05-15
THE OXFORD FALCON, 4lA
THOMPSON & MoK1H, Propt's
-t sai ~ eohfaH agesab sua. g.if "a
OXFORD, MISS.

THIS PAPER rs, PUBLISHED IN A
i wealthy and populo9s section 81 county,
the University town of Mississippi, at which
place Is located the United States District Court
ior tho Northern District of Mississippi.
To the business men of Memphis ! would re-
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will convince the world that merit has
been the title to our privileges, aud that
on you our favOrs have not been unde-
servedly bestowed
/ shall lastly refer to a very ingenious
treatise OF Bro. Hutchinson entitled
1.-THE Spirit OF Masonry" The first
quotation / shall make from this treatise
* included in a charge delivered by Brc.
Hutchinson who presided for several
successive years over the Barnard Castle
Lodge Of COncord) 10 several initiated
brethren:
/" And this leads me to recommend to
you particular care and circumspectiOn,
that you betray not our distinguishing
marks and characteristics 10 any stran-
ger, nor to your nearest and dearest rela-
ton, nor most intimate and confidential
friend. It will be prudent in you, at
least for some time, not 10 exhibit them
TO brother, except in a Lodge, or where
you well know your company. Iimeand
patience viii fully evince 10 you the inn
pOTtsnce Of this preeaution. You viii
keep a strict guard over your DISCOURSE
so that the most piercing eye, the quick
est ear, or the most penetrating Observa-
tiOns may not possibly discover what
ought TO be concealed and if you meet
with prying, inquisitive people, endeavOr
to turn and divert the discourse; but
beware Of mauifesting any ofiense or
discomfitUfeN
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-07-06
The MEMPHIS APPEAL
liz mAISis iitS ~ A-h%
M e M 2 HIS:
SATURDAY. JULY g. 1867
MASONIC INTELLIGENCE.

fcoEcLUDEDl

fCoECLUDEDl
DR.. Oliver saws that the Kilwinning
/ Lodge Scotland is said 10 have retained
/ the name Of "St. Johns Brethren on
4 account Of having built a church at Kel-
so, dedicated to that saint. And second
/ ly, the stress laid by DR.. Oliver and
/ Others on the observance Of st. Johns
/ days prior to 17l7, can, believe, also be
I explained by an acquaintance with the
manners and customs Of the English
! people during the middle ages. IL will
I be seen that the Saints Johns days was
not q festival peculiar to the MGsonsp
/ but was observed during Catholic su-
premacy by all the guilds at their festi-
walls.
In Homes " Year Book" page 9S5,
says 8 writer. st. John the BaptisL's
day was high day with the Catholics
/ in the middle ages, and on it their guilds
appeared with unusual splendoT." Clark
I son, in his history OF Richmond, in
/ Yorkshire, says: "They (the guilds
used TO make solemn procession through
/ the town on st. johns day with the
portable shrines Of st. John, and torches
/ lighted, bearing the host in a tabernacle
with banners and colOrs flying, and
masses, dirges, etc, were said for the
4 prosperity Of the brethren and sisters I;
I they also collected money for the poor
/ brethren and sisters" etc.
/ It viii readily be perceived that the
/ writer speaks Of guilds, which includes
[ all the trade societies then in existence
I / may here mention that that custom
I must have extended all over England,
as in London the slfrrigs are still chosen
annually by the LiUeTy," or the mem
/ hers of their gtOlds, Ou AiIusummer's
T q T. s.1- Eaw oil
/ " quarters day" for the collection Of
Z rents and taxes, etc.
Now as the FFeemasOns were never
numbered among the guilds in England,
1 it is evident that they must have bor-
rOWed the custom Of meeting On the 2Fth
1 Of June, because that day was the adopted
dayof all other trades, and when it was
found necessary by them to hold quar-
terly meetings, they incidentally adopted
for their midwinteT's quarterly meeting
the EYaugeliss's day. Ia Scotland, ever
since the formation Of their Grand
Lodges 1738), their festivals were held
on st. Andrews day and as already
stated, since 1913 the English Grand
Lodge hold their annual festival on We'd
nesday next following st. Georges day.
I have shown that the legend of the
Graudmastership Of the st. Johns are
neither true nor ancient; the fable, etc,
were introduced for the purpose OF Chris
tiauiZing the Institution. That our con-
duet is inconsistent with Masonic doc
trlnes no honest man can deny; the uni
Uersalty Of the dedication 10 the saints
can DO longer be pleaded, IS England
has discarded the practice. Why, l ask,
shGuld E!as0ns in America be unjust, un-
truthful and oItrageoUsly inconsistent,
while in England it is maintained in ac-
cordance with the principles of Justice,
Truth and Consistency?
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-07-06

The society FOR the relief Of half orphan
and destitute children, was established
ia New York December l6, 1898. Its
asylum is No. 81 West Tenth street.
This institution has been sustained by
our best citizens, and IS managed by
ladies whose circumstances and reputa-
ton place them above suspicion. During
the year ll2 children have been received
rs have been retgrned to their parents;
Is have been placed in situatI0nsI s3T
have been taken care OF during the year,
and 1861 since the asylum opened.
No child is received under four or over
ten years Of age. Parents pay seventy
five cents a week, monthly in advance,
and provide shoes.
We find some Masons giving as high
as fifty dollars 10 this institution during
the year. The donations from Crafts
men are respectable. 1t is a worthy ob-
ject, afiordine a safe home to little ones
whose unfortunate parents can provide
but moderately for their want5.-Nd-
tj0Rdt FTeeHIdsOH.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-07-06

This department., after D5cemDefs lcD5-
appears to have consisted OF the lOeal
militia, composed mainly OF government
employees, and exempts from the regsilEs
service. The returns are Of speeisl IN
terest, as showing with what ease Rich
mond might have been taken by . sud
den attack made up the James, or even
across the peninsula. Thus, in June,
1863, when Lee began his march to Penn
sylvania, q demonstration was actually
made by force Of some 5000 from
Yorktown itreaehed the eChiekahominy
but finding the bridges guarded, it re-
turned without making any attempt at
going further. At this time, there were
but 5000 men there present for duty, and
but 5000, counting all, present and ABB
sent. Again, in February, 1894, when
fitzpatrick made the raid IN which Dahl
gren was killed, having actually pene-
trated the lines OF fOrtifcation, there
were but 1900 OF these militia in Rich
mOnd, beside about 2000 under WindeT,
forming what was called the depart
ment of HenricO, nwho formed the guard
for the prisoners. Had Fitzpatrick kept
his cavalry force together, Aa IAighs 6RVe
rode into the city and liberated the pris-
oners. Or had this cavalry raid been
supported by few thousand infantry,
Richmond might have been taken ana
held. When the prisoners were removed
to Andersonville and elsewhere south,
the department OF HenricO seems to have
been given up, for ind no returns from
it, except fOr the lenth5 Of AtarCh,
April and May, 1864.
In Western Virginia there was, during
1858, a small body OF troops, numbering
at different periods from 1000 to 5000, un-
der Gen. Sam. Jones. These, in March,
1854, were placed under ]. G. Breckin-
ridge, but he was defeated and driven
out of the region in April.
In the gulf states there were few troops
until near the close of the war. They
were mainly in the departmer--ss, the
gulf" The number was usg ..liIfE about
6OOO-the highest being iRd r" o5 y
when there wsFSSiS. 1uaEhere nv
Il IS is not return lls;o,Ithe sons e.tempt =
They 7 ie I were mainly in nAlInthonyGtlo lI3l HNie
At the close, there were H. VI ..bly
about %, 600, made up from the'..s,jj, ~, Ants
Of other departments. -
H.-AREiIES IN TIE WEST.
In the various Confederate armies of
the west, the departments and command
ers were frequently changed in accord
ance with the shifting scenes Of the war.
The numbers at any one time can be as
certained by q careful examination Of the
dates of the returns which follow:
t.rgsr DrvrsToNT NUEart,FFS- pt-p A Rq,rF,NT
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-07-06

The following tables give, approx
mately, and in round numbers, the
strength and disposition of the different
Confederate armies at several important
periods during the war. 1t is not possi-
bic TO make these out with perfect sccu-
rscy, because in few instances there are
no returns from ali the armies, Of the
precise date. In such cases the return
nearest to the date indicated has been
adopted:
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RAILROADS.
MEMPHIS AND CHARLESTON
RAILROAD.

TFsRAiks tsgve rs follows (City tiaselg
a.. TiIro1gil Al,I, g.. 80 pm; Someryilie Ac-
e0u,FHs6sti0u as : 80 p M
Evnress connects a. Grand JluCIuu with
sftarrooD tram on the Mississippi Central
Ranroad for Holly Spr1bgSl Water valley
Grenada. Jackson, Nicksbisfs1 Ali>-r NeE Or-
Al Cofiufh, for Osz0lona, ColUmuJs. Miss,
Al Decatur, fG: Columbia, Nashville, Louis
vile. Cincinnati, eia.
Ef-t.srla Georgia Nortls and south Carolina,
Virginia " Washingtun Baltimore. FhilIcalp lptlla,
ri,rdugl Alau c0Duects al Grand junction
ygIfh trans foF issIig var and Jackson. Tenn
Al Decatur, for Aileus, Pulaski, Ala, Column
Iia Nashville, etc.
Esuluts as Express trarnE.
Baggage checked through.
E5gr iiekets and further information, aFuiy al
uas.dice No. 2ss Main street, corner oi south
WI. ROSS. GeuI Supt.
A.A.EARNFS GEM Ticket Ascent.
A~ NfaNAtfh. y gent.
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Psrs Chapter. No 4 Meets 2d AsHdsE o. each
Tnonth-ldd- Fellows Hall A. j. Who6ler
H D. Il II. Payuter, Sec
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The news Of the barbarOus exeeu-
ton of Macmillan is fully confirmed,
and is additional proof 81 this semi
civilized condition OF the Mexican peO-
rle. VINO we trust may be severely pua-
ished for this eutrage on the civilization
Of the age.
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CLOSING nnr. r 4.

Now in peace Our labors closing.
Kind companions all, adieu
SUii our confidence reposiug,
Friendly thoughts we here renew
When the changing days before rs
Bring the last great close Of time.
May the GREAT HIGH PHIEsT that's DER us
Gather al IN HsaYen's own cline
Humble at Thine altar kueeiing.
Hear u.s. Father, hear, we pray;
Thou whose eye dOth watch MS sleeping,
Safely keep as through iife's day.
Guide Us. Heavenly Fathtr, guide uai
Cleanse our thoughts from every stain
Let the grace of Thy pure spirit
Be our souls delight and aim.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-07-06

G.. L. or EENTUCKY.-ThisG G.. L. was
regularly organized on the 18Th day Of
October, $500, and the following brethren
were elected Grand Officers: w. Bro.
William MuFry, NJ. W, g. Master; w.
Bro. Alexander MacgregoT, Deputy
Grand Master; w. LimOn Adams, Sen
ior, and Cary l. Clarke, 2. NJ, Junior
Grand Wsrdens, all respectively installed
according to ancient form. James Rus
sell, Grand Secretary; John a. Seitz
Grand Treasurer; Thomas Hughs, Senior
Grand Deacon; Nath. Williams, Junior
Grand Deacon Samuel Shepherd, Grand
Pursuivant; John BObbs, Grand Tyler
duly installed.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-07-06
the coNFEDKRATE ARMIES.
Valuable and Interesting InfOEuaatlon
Strength Of the Confederate Stsses fn
the FIeld-HnsteF Rolls Of their Armies
for 1862, '65 aad rs.
fcoNcLUDEDI
DEPARTMENT OF RICHMOND.

DEPARTMENT OF RICHMONDs
This department appears to have been
organized in the summer OF 1862, at the
time when Lees army WAS away from
the capital engaged in the campaign
against Pope.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-07-06
HENRY C. FREEMAN Secretary.
PLINT FREEMAN, President.
BORISG ANDREWS, Vice President
HESRY G. FREEMAN, Secretary.
STATE OF TENNESSEE.
L--.---------- L - = -------- -

Nashville June 4, ls51.
I, q. W. BLACKBURN. Comptroller OF fhe
Treasury, do hereby cert. IS thai the GLOEE MUr-
rUAL LIFE ISsUEASCE g. MFANT, located a-
New York city, in the state of New York, has
produced % NE satisfactory evidence that said
Company has compiled with all the require
ments OF the laws OF the state Of Teuuesses i'm
posed on Insurance companies. and 1 furtB er
certify that tt. T. IOuTTSsoN GENEzAL AG'f ul
said Company. has aisu complied with t.1e re-
quIremeuts Of the laws of A. sitsIIe made and
provided in such eases wherefore, said GLOBE
u UTUAL lIFE Insurance CoMPASV has au-
thority To take risks and transact the business
OF insurance in this state
q W. BlACkBUEN,
Comptroller Tenn.
Active, reliable and influential parties cslu
Gud remUuerat-ye employment as s5lic tors,
by applicaJ on To
r.. T. TOMLINSDN, General Agent,
No. Il Madison. street, &em phis, Tenn.
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Tho Trustees have declared q DIVIDEND on
all Participating Policies ln force which have
been In existence J. mon ns prior TO Jan. l. IssT
% be Credited each Policy 10 proportion to its
contribution 70 surplus and % be applied AZ
the Renewal Of each Poilry either in reilucliod
Of Premium or 2s Eeversiouary Additions in
lsHs provided the Amendment or the Charter
now before the Legislature Is edected) other
wise ia ls7U-
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The Bun6yn
HOMESTEAD Ian D S
FOR SALE.

/ NTTE have the pleasure OF placing on tht
w market those very desirable and valuable
! lands, SO well known 20 the community as TIE
| Homestead Tract or the late Geraldus Bun
| fyn E-Q situated at The lr,t station on thi
! Memphis ami Charleston raiiI0ad, five mile
/ east or the city. The Improvements, VIII
/ aIsout twenty acres OF land, have been re
Gently sold 10 Hume r. Hil, ESq , who noW
resides upon the premises. The balance
/ of the tre :, consisting Of about 40 acres
1 has been laid of in lots varying in size from
/ nye 10 ten acres, fronting upon broad av
I eunps and laid OF so as 10 secure tn greates
/ amount Of cOmfOIL The trains Of the Mem.
! ufliS and Charleston railroad afford the OPpOr
tuuity OF gong la anu ont OF the city, from and
/ fo Buutyu's tAtiOn, four times day, so as q
| make "a residence al his point almost as CON
] veufeut Is 20 live in tie CITY itself.
] rne cheice can now be hAd OF lots wholly OF
| part in original forest, or Ia Geld,
In Exchange for City Property.
| The executors are directed by The VIII 10 sci
! "a = place and invest iH city properly, and vi
] ,.gfl rscelve UropuStiO TO exchange fOr eithel
] irlIroved or vacant lots ln the city.
] fFoalI parties looking for suburban resi-
] aeoca we DO not thnK any property more de
/ N able can be found. In regard 10 health, con
/ venlence or good neigh0orhoodi within th'
| same distHnce nom he cily.
| nm terms VIII be made very liberal and easy
4 and the prices low 10 parties deslrous Of buy
( iug FOR Oc supatiou. Plans Of the subdivision
] viii be shown it our Office -. -.
! myi7tf ROYSrER. TREZEVANT & 90.
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MAINE.

The Annual Communication Of the
Most Worshipful Grand Lodge Of Maine
met in Mechanics Hall, Portland, May
S. NJ. W. Timothy J. Murray was elec
ted G.. NJ; w. John Lyude, d. G.. NJ.
II. CargiI, 5. q. W; Z. SimOnstOn, J.
q. w; Ira Berry, G. S. A large amount
OF business was disposed Of Grand
Masters address is a perfect model.
Grand Chapter met in Annual COnvo-
cation May 6. Josiah II. Drummond,
&. II. P; L. w. French, d. G.. II. ?.
J. p. Larabee, q. X; - Gill, G. 3; J.
Berry, c.. See.
Grand COmHldHdCyy met in Annual
Conelave ami elected Moses e. Dodge,
G. NJ. L. G.. c.; J. NJ. LaFabee, d. G. c.;
T. b. Buruham, q. Gen; !. II. Lynds,
G.. c. Gen; w. J. Burnham, q. Prel.; J.
II. Drummond @. ). w; c. II. McClel-
Ian, q. J. W; I. Berry, G.. Rec.
DetrOit.-July the Grand Lodge will
lay the cornerstone Of the Soldiers
State monument. The Grand Master
has ordered every Lodge to be represent
ed so far as possible. IL oue-half Of the
Is, 600 brethreh appear in procession, the
effect viii be imposing. The ceremony
viii take place in presence Of the civil
and military authorities.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-07-06
a. o. SHULTZ.
PRACTICAL
LOCKSMITH, SAFE MAKER,
MACHTNINST AND
GENERAL IRONWORKE e =
.T1ses LesY
No. lie Jeferses z; S5s,,,' sila "a an, & ~ -.
r,fr r,.I.-frffr f1sa4 aaI.i.-

Tsprepared again t9ED DAY OF AUGUST.
win t,l,5 me e.92stsr5on OF MesHs Rcya-
ns5ss,s ~ ~ tp,i,.,.nt Co, No. rs sec
49,. t1 ~ euip phis, Tenn, tAyers' Block. sen.
sEhlehest bidder. for Cash, The folio ing le;li
site to-git : A certain lot Of gron1t - .i1e
snunfy OF shelby. state Of Ienuessee. ana car
of Memphis, knoWa snu uesi gnateu afon %
a. lot No. AZ. situated n The southeast col1l al
Robescn and l1iils streets. frouliA< = f-sl
"a the saE.fh sies of R0leS9n street anu ezflil--
ir'v scuthwa-d gor depth ll.is feet bet Reefa
limos r.tf-illel with Hil street. 70 an elsf-tf-
rath4r .yfth ala % the apptIr tenanceE lltle iip
li5isved . be good b1t VII only sell eil't
~'envev - Trustee. Equity Of redeulptlpo
waived sale at u o'clock - -
roouor,II Z parfon. AtforneTa. lfI.-ifa
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-07-06

Grand Royal Arch Chapter met at
Hartford, the 9Th. Peace and harmony
prevail. The following are officers for
the current year:
Jas. II. Gould, G. II. P.i John H, Bar
low, d. Ct. II. T.; Chas. w Stearns, G..
X; w. w. Lee, G. s.; J. X. Wheeler,
q. Sec.
Grand Council of Royal and Select
Masters met on the evening of the 7th
The following officers were elected for
the current year:
William W. Lee, NJ. ?. c. NJ. Uriel
Fuller, r. J. d. c.; Stephen Il. Bartlett,
t. J. q. NJ. ; George S. Evarts, J. G. P.
c. w. Joseph G. Wheeler, q. r.
The Grand Lodge elected the follow
ing officers Tor the current year
Vim. StOrer, G.. NJ. Amos l.. Cobb,
D. c. NJ; Asa Smith, ) G. w. James
L. Gould, J. G.. W.. J. X. Wheeler, G..
Sec.
Bro. LOckwood's treatise on Jurispru-
deuce was adopted.
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1e from ShGddy
TmOUFitfpE,
TrlLefeo'S SnLc.

my virtue OF a Deed % Trust 20 me executed
X NV james j. Walk, Trustes. on the nrs
I1t dav ID February. lsd5. and duly Etcuriet
~ tbe Hezi>isTs ofilce Of sh- 10y county leu
TIessea iu Record Rp Number ll5l Fitg-nln
t5srf one mage fi, and i3g, ON the l-th day @
Nareh ~. for tHe purpose Of securing th'
tqyrnent Of two noses one Tor ine sum o
TWentv-aVe Hundred llu.iarS. ana tle olle
- 80 .tlrU t,f Twelve Huuaral and Fifty Dol
Iarz both dataA FeH. 2, 1855, bearing inteles
Tr,T dafa. Fud given by the said James j
Naulx. rustee, 10 oaiall p ulfspCnf loI ~,
Niovr. therefore. by the authority vested lI
me 10 sell the property cJuVeyed in said Irus
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Owen, Moore & I

AGENTS FOR i. co,ss,b.,
haS departed
Georgia Home InsurapS93II. 6 81 ssIa iI.. .ali.
a1e State OF Tennes-
OF OoluSu. that said TheIeSe
r appearance herein, at
eaoh ranFfaF and city 0f Memp phis, Tenn.
Vs'S7 81 Monday IN August. 1857
deIuur TO complainanfs
said suit siiauld not be
Sr the same viii be taken
Cfnfp TnCT-r, and set for hearing ex
NS~seS copy OF this order o. pub
~ k, for f9ur successive Weeks.
O1sAppeal.
c..,s.r est; AUG usION ASTON,
CaDltals Clerk ana MASTER.
LACK, Deputy Clerk and Master.
Ssitt & fleiskpli. Solicitors for CoHt-
iyS i4w5w
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-07-06

ny vfrfre,-,s an 0rtier OF the cAanfery toi'f
rs ~ fhe CITY, af Memphis, apii1iliinf i1.-
frlrsI.t ln the ro1n1 ssd sSra1 Or q. r @lrl's
ficstee L-taer a deed q rust exec, ~ - 4ll0
~ 4 = f'1Is. On the Z9th day % -epteln s.se
is|je 10 sast-ra the payment of cet-lu 1e5 =,
ii ~ unnr therein lneHtioned- which safe
DECD Of trust Is recorded IN tee z. slfE e-let.
- book Ne 81, paEi isl f>Ges ~ - ~
vii. On
fhs f3th nag oI JAY, sstt
,..e-s ~ ,fIsce Of The Eta1cerS C1lrf Cles's -
ne f,ssv of Memphis. -. eaa -le 1.'nI
am. and & ul nrq.sc'., q z. - sI - ~ >
f.s1. rs tlia highest 1ldQe4 'ar cat1I i11 M
hold intaresto of sa-d 4.ts q
hsf.ss .,sIIl lnI. .s lEt.I l4 .-|t p ~ tN -
7ier 81 EoIIIf ~ tI.t.eeN -n1 -'4s
a7I5tI stIss. - h II+z1e LAs17f Il
N10e1 b X r|E. + ~ 80.
.sn.t.rI sI1 .HA H1FI1[
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Dissolution.

rf,IFE Law Firm q HAYNES. HEATH q
LEWIS Is this day Dissolved, Tue uunn-
ist,eT busfnegl OF the nrIn viii have the at
.l,,f ,,,, ~ each Iof Us uutn % Is closed up-
London a.. Hay mes has associated with hlln'
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in tis practice OF the law, ln all lts bfaneilt-
,.frrer 81 Second and I uiOu streets, no sllifa.
me style az theiE finn is HEh hIH a LEWIS.
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J. LANEON C.HANkf2s,
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A. 81. LEWIS.
June * ls7.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-07-06
TO MY OLD FRIENDS
IN
Fest Tennessee, mississippi
and ArEGpS0S.

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hereby recommended 10 public confidence.
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room DeSctO Block, where we will be happy
TO lmpart any needed Information 70 those de-
81 ing Life Insurance.
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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-07-06
GLOBE MUTUAL
LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY,
NEW YORK.
SECOND ANNUAL REPORT.
DIS RURsEMENT'@.

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