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The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1867-05-22
G.F.TRA1S ON THE MARRIAGE CEREMONY.

G.F.TRAIN ON THE MARRIAGE CEREMONY.
Said George at a recent banquet In New
York: +" Our modern marriage service
should read thus: Clergyman-Will you
take this brown stone front, this carriage
and span, these diamonds, for thy welded
husband? ? Yes. (Laughter.) win you
waterfall of foreign hair; these alfectation
accomplishments and feeble constitutions
for thy welded wife? loud laughter.)
Yes. Then, what mammon has Joined to-
gether, let the next best man run away with,
so that the first divorce court may tear them
asunder. daughter and applause.)
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1867-05-22

IL Boston put forth new wrlokle the
other day, In the show line 1t was in the
broad plate glass window Of fashionable
undertaken, coffin containing full length
corpse, the grave clothes neatly arranged
around the dead and ghastly form, as an
example Of the taste Of the funeral uphol-
storer. Lay figures in dry goods and mil-
linery establishments are old inventions; (;
but this new Boston notion decidedly eclip-
ses all previous efforts in tho display Of
wares.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1867-05-22
AVOID THE oUAcKs,

II you are suffering from the effects of Youthful
mdiscretiOn and have seminal Weakness, Ennis.
slons, &c will send you, free QT charge iniOrma-
ton which, II followed, VIII cure you without tho
aid Ot medicines Address HENRY AMSDEN
jaldawlyl7 station u, New York.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1867-05-22
AQUA DE MAGNOLIA.

toilet delight, Superior TO any Cologne, used
70 Obhtho the face and person. TO render the skin
soft and fresh, TO Rllay Inflammation, TO perfume
clothing, for headache, &C. IL Is manufactured
nOm tho rich southern Magnolia, and is obtain
ing patronage quite unprecedented. IL Is a fa-
vorite with actresses aud opera singers. IL is
sold by all dealers ut 81 OOin large bottles and 10y
Agents
Saratoga spring water, sold by all
Druggists.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1867-05-22
ATTACHMENT NOTICE.

M INVIIHTN NOIINT'
william Nusz, Plaintiff, o. William Hooh, Defend
ant, and Daniel Apple, Guardian.
Before John ID. Sheehan, j. 4. Of Miami Township
Montgomery County, Ohio.
MARCH IS, 1857, said Justice Issued an order OF
INl Attachment in the above action for $50 SO.
Cause set for hearing on the 4th day of May, 1857
ut eight O'Clock A. N. WILLIAM NUSZ.
ADAM CLAY, Attorney. apt3 81W373l
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1867-05-22

SPREAD or MoRMoNIsM,-The London
Court Journal notices as one Of the saddcst
"signs of the times the undoubted spread
Of Mormonism in many parts of England
and Wales. The son Of Brigham Young
himself is now in London on proselyting
expedition, and has been holding forth to
large audiences in the tabernacle of the
faithful. It is indeed startling TO hear that
many hundreds of women leave England
every year for Salt Lake City, but Is un-
fortunately true beyond all doubt.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1867-05-22

II ANCY SHOW BILLS
tOrCountry Merchants, neatly printed at tho
EMPIRH
Steam job ROOnI
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1867-05-22
.AaEMTe WANr rnD

Samples sent free. Noeapital requh ed. Ladies
or gentlemen can oarn from 81 to $40 per day.
Enclose stamp and address
TRIlp a co, Eighth street. Now York
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AMeGtfaI.
YOUNG MEN

L ~ ~ 4N ~ INIIA1N
The experience ofthe past ten years has demon
stratod tho fact that the utmost reliance may be
placed in the efficacy Of
BELLS SPECIFIC PILLS,
for tho speedy aud permanent cure Of Seminal
weakness, Emissions, Physical and Nervous de-
bility Impotence, or want Of power, the result Of
sexual excess, or
YOUTHFUL INDISCRETION,
which neglected. ruins the happiness, and units
tho sufferer for business, Social Society or Mar.
rage, and often terminates In an untimcly grave.
Make no delay in seeking the remedy. Hcirs
specific Pllls can be used without detection in
tcrterenCe with business pursuits,
NO CHANGE of DIET is NECESSARY.
They are entirely vegetable aud perfectly harm
less on the system. Each box contains 90 pills,
with full directions ami Il treatise ON the cOnse-
quGnCes and cure. Price one Dollar. Beware of
COunterieltsl II yOu cannot procure them of
your Druggist, sCud the money TO Dr. JAMES
DRY An, Consulting Physician, Si9 broadway, Now
York, and they will be sent by return of mail,
free from observation.
For sale By Druggists generally.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1867-05-22

To proride Ior De dppofHtneat ~ a Supsrvisor and
20 prescribe hiS duties AID FOR other purposes.
Passed March 25ls61.
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Noon Dispatches.

NEW YORK, July 26.-An Omaha dis
patch says that on the I'D seVenIy-five
Indians attacked party Of surveyors on
the Union Pacific railroad, on Bitter
creek, wounding p. t. Brown, the engi-
neer in charge of the party. He died on
the 23d. The Indians are virtually in
possession of the road between forts
Saunders and Bridges.
A Washington telegram says that the
president has not invited the southern
district commanders to q conference, as
reported, though he contemplatees doing
so.
The president sees no necessity for the
present issue Of a proclamation against
fiIlibustsring. Should the necessity arise
he will take steps TO enforce the neutral
ity laws.
British Honduras correspondents say
that another steamer has arrived from
the United States, with large number
of emigrants. As an iRducement to set
tie, the legislature has exempted all en-
igrants from duties and taxes for three
years after their arrival, admits their
stock, indictments, furniture and pF0vi-
sions free, and gives land and money to
each bodied settler.
LONDON, July 25.-Omar Pasha reports
that the military forces under his COM
mand have suppressed the insurrectiOn
in Gambia and ended the war in that
island.
BY order Of the British war Office the
trial Of a l5-inch ROdman gun was held
in the presence of a large number of naval
and military officers and experts. It was
proven, by tests to which the gun was
submitted, that no iron or steel srmor
yet invented Is capable of resisting its
pFOjectiles.
Mr.. Phitmore has been named for
Judge OF the admiralty court of Dublin.
ST. PETERSBURG, July 25.-Aivices
from Central Asia report that Kahn
Bakahdla had obtained from the COM
mander Of the Russian forces an agree
ment for temporary suspension Of hos
tilities.
DUBLIN, July 25.-While the police
were conducting a squad of Fenians
through the principal streets to-day, the
bystsnders loudly cheered the prisoners,
and increased in numbers to Il mob, at
tackled the police with stones. No de-
termined effort was made to rescue the
prisoners, who were safely deposited in
jail.
PARIS, July 25.-The corps legislatif
yesterday passed all the provisions in
the budget for extraordinary expeBdi-
ture. By this action only a section Of
the budget which had not been agreed
on previously was disposed OF, the
general business of the session having
been completed. The corps legislatif
then adjourned.
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THE MEMPHIS APPEAL
MEMPHIS:
RREVITIEN.

SATURDAY. :.. JULY 2. Isel
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" ashyiile exchanges confirm the re-
ported riot at Eogersyille, in East Ten
nessee, last Tuesday, of which We are
told the following particulars Mr..
Etheridge was making telling speech
10 an immense crowd, in which were
many radicals us well as conservatives,
when a fellow named Tom King-a Bit
ter rsdieal-interrupted him by saying q
statement just uttered was a id lie.
Mr.. Etheridge replied with spirit, when
some miscreant Immediately fired at
him, but fOrtunately missed his mark.
Both parties being very generally y armed.
as Is but too usual on such occasions IN
Tennessee, q hattie royal immediately
ensued, and was kept up with considers-
BILE vigor for nearly or quite half an
hour. A white man Of the conservative
party and freedman were killed,
seven others fatally, and about thirty
slightly wounded. The unfortunate suf-
ferers by this radical outrage are at the
hotel of the town, where they are heiDg
carefully attended. Mr.. Etheridge
escaped the sssassinis bullet, and when
the fight was ended quietly continued his
route TO Sneedville. Such are the fruits
of Brownlowism, and these the deeds his
myrmidons perpetrate ia the name Of
law and order. 1t is high time the peo-
pie rebuke, by the ballot box, the lawless
tyrant who abuses at once his oath Of
Office, as executive of the stale, and eli
the precepts Of the christianity he has
pFofessed to teach for 50 many years.
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TraEst Sale.

IN pursuance OF the provisous OF a Tru5t
1 Deed 20 me executed by A. Street on f--r
DAY o. Nosein Der, io9s, anu Wnicl O duiy regis
tered la the Reglstsr's Office OF shelby county,
in Book No. go, Part /, pages so, 40 and So /:
and also in pursuance OF Consent ueeIea
made by the Hon William " smith Judge 8f
the ChHncery COurt OF Mem phis on 2Zd day or
April, ls67, in The cau-es PENDING lu said Court.
wherein Charles ]. Seay and Others are COM
plainanis. AID A street and other ara re.enl-
ants, Z viii, at the Southwest corner OF the in
tersecJiOn Of Poplar and Second streets. ia
memphis, on 1nurIday- the 18TH dty OF august,
1857, between the houIs Of To o'clock am ard
u m. o. said day, Vroeeed % sell az
public aucuou, 70 the highest bidder,
upon The tenns heTsu after ucu toned,
the following described Lois OF Land Co
geth-r with the improvements thereon.
situated in Memphis, SHELBY county, Tennis
see, viz: Being Lots Nos. ~ ana 20. as known
0n the map Of Memphis, ard bounded a. f1L-
lows: Beginning al the Southwest corner "
the interss cd. Or Poplar and Second saEeet-,
running thence West with tie south line %
Poplar street l21lf fe-t, tn nee south parallel
with second street ~ feet 10 q stake; thence
West ~ Get to an alley; thence with
alley; thence East with said aIev 70 Second
street; thel &c with secoud street lf-is te-J to
ever, nom said Lots, that part conveyed and
rel uquishad on the 9TH dnV OF Mnrch. 80. bv
the undersigned and BrinLsy 3 uoughsrty. 10
A. street. bounded aud described ss Follows,
VIZ: Beginning aE the South-sst corner o. OF
No. Zdg, at the Intersection % the E0rt- SIRE %
be hrst alley south OF Poplar rtrHet with -the
West side o. Second street; then North
W4rllly with Wesi side Of S-eond sfreetG3 feer.
more Or less, to a point az which $ IL Vest SIDE
OF second street Is tntersected by q Vac
running through the ceuter Of the middle
parallel wall from East 70 West, ol thres story
brick building, embracing tEO te1cIIien1s now
in said lot No. % thenre from SAID Q8int %
intersection Westward y ifslf feei b fhe East
side OF the irst alley, West 90 SeeCud street
thence with the East side Of aid last mem
toned alley Southwariiy. . fset mnre o. I..ss.
to The point OF intersection OF The Fast side 0f
said last mentioned alley with the North sida
OF the nTst alley south OF P0piar street-Eait
Point OF intersection being tie southwest cor
ner Of lot No. 2H9; thence eslst'EarCly with the
East side Of the said Last mentioned alley, laslS
feet, to the beginning
said property VIII be sold on the flllowing
TERMS viz. Oue-f0ulth OF tie purchase money
cash, and The balance on a credit o. four ana
eight months. for which the purchasers VIII be-
required 70 give notes with approved nsrsuunI
security, ana a lien likewise TO be retained on
the property 70 secure these deferred pay
ments. The equits OF redemption il waiveti
and the title IL believed 70 be perfect. but
shall only convey as trustee.
"a. j. WICkS. Trustee.
ROYsTER, TREzEVANr a Co, Aucti0ueers.
tyli al
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CoMMUlsICATED.1
IN EX.REREIS ANn CoNAERYArI

TO EN-REBELS AND CONSERVATIVES.
f" Watchman Of the night" what are
the signs of promise? The August cleo
ton is now at hand. Are you ready for
the conflict? viii you act in concert ?
Are YOU going to act at all2 Do you sur
render all your claims to liberty, to free
speech and to manhood, without a strug-
gle ? If not, have a word for you. 1t
is your right to Use every honorable
means you can command to secure the
election Of the whole conservative ticket.
There is to-day positively no concert Of
action among those most interested. Are
you, intelligent white men, who are to-
day ready 70 fight for your country II
necessary, and who surrendered in good
faith to the flag Of our fsthers-are you,
/ say, going 10 let the election go against
you by default? VIII you act, or will
you quietly remain at home and see your
own servants go 10 the polls and ignOr-
sntly perpetuate your disfranchisement?
This is the question for you to answer.
If you DO this, then indeed will your in
feriors have q carte blanche to rule over
you. In the name Of God, let us do
something. Ex-rebels have it in their
power to promote their own salvation.
You can aid your friends, the conserva-
1t Is you to whom the negro now looks
for the means Of support. If be votes
for the radicals, he votes to perpetuate
your Acknowledgement. Have you fully,
fairly and truthfully explained to him
the company he is in-that he is now
mere tool for a low set Of scoundrels who
are neither able 20 help him honestly,
nor fit for the society 0f gentlemen.
Now, gentlemen, to talk the thing
right out, propose to spot every eOlOred
voter who votes to perpetuate the dis
franchisement of my brothers and ex-
rebels, who are to-day friends of our gov
ernment. / want concert of action. Be
calm, be prudent; don't let your indig-
nation, overcome you, but act decidedly,
and without concsalment. Let the negro
know what he is doing, and tell him
eandidly, as | will the fifteen voters / am
this year backing, 1 will back you no
more if you vote against the restoration
of my rights. This is your bOunden
duty. II you fail to act, don't blame
me. will do my part, so help me God
A UNION NAN.
GRAND JUNCTION, Tenn.
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From the Masonic Trowel.1
TEE GOLDEN MANIH OF MAUSONIUS

BY BRO. CAPT. SAN W HITTING.
" We should never fail to achieve every dee
OF honor ia our power; for, though, the labC
may be eat, the honor itself Is immortal
whereas, II e descend 10 tie com mission OF an
not truly honorable, the coveted pleasure wi
be but transient, and the dishOnOr eternal
In the sacred cause or honor,
Brethren, let US labor here.
Never ninchiug-never sWerving.
Though the task may seem severe
For the honor Is immortal,
While the labor soon is DER.
Let US ever keep the partal
Firmly closed II Vice implOre.
Be not tempted, then, by pleasure,
Down dishOnOr's daTksOme way,
For you there will dnd no treasure
Your lost honor 90 repay.
Joy thus sought VIII turn to sorrow
Fer its leeting day is DER,
While dishOnor. nom the morrow,
Clingeth to yOu evermore.
Brethren of The tie fraternall
High and lofty be our aim,
That in yon Grand Lodge eternal,
We a worthy seat may claim.
Guard your honor as the miser
Guards his CHERISHED gold from sight
Daily striving TO grow wiser
DAILY " seeking ia ther light"
Thus along Times peaceful level,
Our best hopes on things above,
Let US journey on, 70 Tevel
la our high Grand Masters love
There no c01UUn e'er shall enter
There eUesdrUppers ne'er shall come
In that Lodge, Of Light the center,
Brethren, we shall ind our home.
CLEVELAND, o., June, lh6I.
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Dissolution of Partnersbip.
LIMITED PARTNER SHIP.
STEAM Il BATHS.

THUS 2. WEBB.
4. h. 5. SCHULTZ.
Memphis. July J. lS7. lyi2 ~
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Bill for DfrOrce.

Ia the Circuit Court OF Shelby County, Tenn.
Esther Anderson vs.. George Anderson.
L n this cause it appearing from a1ifdaYit on
Il nle that defendant, George Anderson, Is a
non resident OF the state Of Tennessee;
1t Is therefore ordered, That he do enter
his appearance herein at the Courthouse IN
tne city or Memphis, Tenn. within the three
first days OF the September Term, 1867, and
plead, answer or denlur TO compialnaDts bill,
or the same will be taken for confessed, and
set for hearing exparte IL Is further ordered
that a copy OF this order be published once a
week, for four successive weeks, In the Mem
phis Appeal.
A true copy-attest:
BY GUY THORPE, d. Q. =
Hall1m MulligSn attorneys for complain
ant.
June II. 1851. .iel2 Iawaw
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Mon Rea11Eenf NOTICE

In the Chancery Court OF memphis, TenII.
No. i2lS.-J. tasUA Campbell ct al. VS. JnO.
Nelson et n.
L the defendant Lisiaa W. Organ has depa rted
this life since the commencement Of said sui
and that Theress Louise Organ Is her heb ~
see; IL is therefore ordered, that said TheFese
Louise Organ make her appearance herein, AZ
the courthouse In the city Of Memphis, Tenn,
on or before the first Monday in August. 1Sd7
and plead, answer or demDF to cOmplaineGt's 5
bill, show cause why said suit should not. De
revived against her, or the same will be o. ken
for confessed as 70 her, and set for bearing ex
paTte, and that a copy Of this order be nd
hsned once a week, for four successive wee kB,
in the Memphis Appeal.
A eOpy-Attest: AUGUSTON ASTON
Clerk and Master
By R. J. BLACK, Deputy Clerk and Master.
Reiskeil, Scott & Hsis keif Solicitors for Com
nla lll.uAur
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sYMnoLIs,I OF THE AsHLARs.

As it is quite practicable by watchful
care to make an ashlar III for ordinary
use, some MasOns can fit themselves for
their places in society. The skill and
care of the workman enables him to de-
tect error in his own work, and the more
excellent the work, the more carefully
done. the more surely the skin that exc
cuted 1t will detect defects where others,
who are casual observers, fail to see
them. So the true Mason viii see faults
and errors in himself; however perfect
he may seem 10 his neighbors, he knows
well that he Is not perfect. If the end of
Masonry were merely to fit US for our own
places here, we should not have held out
as our pattern the perfect cube. No
after filling his place In Lodge here, after
his work as part Of the earthly society is
over, the Mason is to take his place
above he is to be an ashlar in the
Great Temple not built with hands.
For this he must be perfect, able to stand
the tests Of the Great Architect Of the
Universe. His life here passed in con-
slant labor, carefully correcting his faults
and shortcomings, he must, when the
call comes, find himself only too defect.
i've, even in his own eyes. How, then,
shall be dare to present himself to the
square of the Grand Geometrician
We are taught not to despair; that BY
living in faith and the exercise OF charity
we have grounds for sure hope. Masonry
teaches Us that there is some way by
which we shall be freed from our faults
and defects, bat it does not tell us how;
on the contrary, we are taught that our
light is but darkness visible. We seek
the light which shines more and more 10
the perfect day. This the true Mason
viii seek; the mode in which we can
become perfect Is the true secret OF Ma
sonry, and all its ceremonies and teach
ing should be indictments to further re-
search. We shall not, indeed, mere meet
with complete success. Portions Of truth
we shall get, glimpses, more or less per-
feet, Of the great mystery, q mystery so
great that we could not comprehend il
entirely. Firmly believing thst our
honest efforts cannot but lead US to some
truth, we shall not want faith, and we
shall need all cur charity to keep con-
stSntly before Us the fact that we have
not the whole truth, aud that the result
OF the honest research Of others will
teven though we see not how be an
other phase Of the same verify. Here
after the clouds and dimness will pass
away. We now see as through q glass
darby, then We shsll see face to face :.
we shall know as we are known.-Brit-
ish Ffesn0sOls's httg0zine.
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MEMPHIS APPEAL
PUBLISHED DAILY 8 WEEKLY
PRICE OF sUBsCRIPTTON.

JOHN s. C. HOGAN g co.
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Trustees Sale.

DY virtue 0f Deed OF Trust exeouted 70 ne
ID on tne nrst day Of January, A. D. ls6i, by
c. V. Hart and Iulia A r. Hart his wife. and
dnly registered In the Register once OF Shelby
county. Tennessee, In Record BOOK No. 54
Part y, pages 6f3 and 544, 70 which reference Il
made, for the purpose Of paying the debt
therein secured, viii on
Monday, the 18th day OF August, 1887,
on the premises, near the city Of Memphis, ir
the county OF Shelby and state OF Tennfssee
expOse 70 public sale and proceed 70 sell to the
highest bidder for cash. the following llasurl bed
parcel or ground. ta-Wits Situate, lying and
being IN the county % Shelby ana Srafe OF
Tennessee, near the city Of Memphis, being
one half Of lot No. Einy-tWo ti2l o. VII
lOughhy Williams Subdivision, aud huundad
as follows; Beginning at a stake on the
west side Of Walnut street., the corner Of lot
No. nfty-oue, ,5il running south with the line
Of said street three chains and sixfy-dvs a65l
links. 20 stake the corner Of lot No flty- I've,
i've lSsl ten chEins and nlnety-sevsn fl0 0g7 iiniz
10 a stake. thence north three chains and sixty
Eve @ S5l links 70 q stake, thence easl ten
chains and Hinety-seven fl0.s7l links to Lhe be-
ginning. containing four acres The part
hereby Intended TO be conveyed Is the north
half OF said lot No hfty-two, az the same lav-
ing been Wllled 10 The said julia A. K Hart, ET
her mother, Elizabeth ". Tanner. on the 9Th
day Of March, 1851 The equity of REDEMPTION
in and TO this property Is expressly waved in
said deed OF trust, and the utls - believed to
be good but sell ard convey only rs Efnstee,
sale TO be made between the hours OF one and
four O'clock in the afterroCn.
iy23 tls a. @. HARRINGTON. Trustee.
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A.. AND A. SCOTTISH RITE,

CYEENE Cor0msndery, No. A. Meets fth Mon
day Of each month. John Gent, Com; n. J
"a iEEI n kee
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From the Masonic Review and KeystOnel
THE MASONIC DECALOGUE.
IRA rs LATED FROM THE FRENCH BY BROTHER
ALBERT PIKE.
Masonry has its Decalogue, which IS q
law to its Initiates. These are its Ten
Commandments