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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-04-28

MEMPHIS, TENry., April Is. 1867.
Editors Memphis Appeal:

MEMPHIS, TENE., April Is. 1867.
Editors Memphis Appeal:
Last year, Virginia observed the 10th
Of May in the most appropriate manner
In which it could ever be celebrated !:
with floral offerings to the memory of
her departed braves, and the hundreds
of good soldiers from all other southern
states who sleep their "last sleep" in
her friendly sod. Other states observed
irEespeetively the 25th, 26th or 27th Of
April as Confederate garlsnd-days, and
there was an effort made by al of the
southern states to iRaugurate the beauti-
ful practice OF decorating gGonfederate sol
diers' graves with floral illmOrtelles, but
there was general disagreement upon the
ddy. l think il is necessary that all of
the states should agree upon some fired
day, 80 that il shall become a southern
custom, from the Potomac to the Rio
Grande, Of devoting one day in three
hundred and sixty i've to refreshing our
memories with remembrances of cur
Confederate dead. As Virginia, Mother
Of States, very consistently selected the
10th of May, in honor Of her worthy son,
/ can see no reason why the other states
should not, and several why they should,
adopt her selection, and let the 10th Of
May-auDiversary of StonewalIu y Jack
sons death-be iDlmortelle day through
out the south. 1t Is now too late 10 es-
tablish the day for this year, but it may
be fixed for next year, and for time; and
in order that our floral ceremonies in
memory of our dead may hereafter be
performed with concert Of action, let ali
communities that favor adopting the
10th Of May as Confederate day, garland
day, OF inlmOTtelle day, as they NAV
please to call it, make known their
choice by publishing the same through
resolutions adopted by the various s0eie-
ties, associations and schools Of the
south. RUTH REBEL.
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ration. This is exactly the argument
which we, although no lawyer, used
while discussing this subject long years
ago.
1.-The writer goes on to quote a Penn
sylvania case, in which 8 member OF a
charitable society there was expelled,
under the bylaws, by viilifying q
brother member, but upon trial In the
civil courts, he tUas Teissfafed by the
Court, on the ground that the bylaw
was oppressive. Arguing upon this. the
writer fOreibly and logically says: 'krom
the foregoing suggestions it Will be seen
10 what sort Of a feast Masonic Lodges
are inviting themselves by iil-eOnsid-
cred applications for Incorporation. In
my opinion, the Incorporation OF a
Lodge is destructive OF the landmarks Of
Masonry, in violation of It's framework
and fundamental principles, and, If
allowed to any great extent, viii endan-
ger If not sacrifice the perpetuity. Of the
Institution itself. Only think, for one
moment, Of the W0FshiPful Master Of q
Lodge being summoned into court OF
law to restore one Of his appointed OFF,
GERS, removed or dismissed by him for
or refusing to dosome Masonic
duty, or performing his duty in an i'm /
proper or unfaithful mannerl suppose
it was the Senior Deacon displaced for [
q tTavesty Instead Of the true /
legend Of the secoad degree. The court I
must be satisfied that be had committed 7
the offense, and what an examination 4
this must involve; or suppose a member /
expelled for violating his obligation as a /
Master Mason on a mandamus to restore |
him, or show cause, the court would eX- 7
anime the obligation in it, relations 70 |
the act OF Incorporation whether he had I
IN yielsting It forfeited bis rights as 3 I
of the Lodge, but Of the /
corporate body, and whether be had 4
been regularly tried and expelled, and, ]
rs in the cases cited, probable restore 4
him. Let any Lodge desiring incorpors- 7
lion reflect on this point, and ask them /
selves whether for the purpose of being I
in the law they are willing to I
give up every other right?'
- If Lodges must be incorporated let I
hem incorporate their Trustees only, I
'ubject to a vote of the Lodge. This
Sould avoid most Of the evils alluded to,
.hough an inquiry could still be had into
he validity Of an expulsion or ssspen-
ZION Of one or all of the Trustees if they
proved unfaithful, as also into the regu-
arity Of an election, If one refused to
surrender to his successor. History but
'epeats itself, and Masonic Lodges can
lot expect exemption from the common
OF. What has happened to others will
happen to them unless they are willing
o be warned in time"
Nothing that we can add will
trengthen this argument. We COM
mend the whole subject to the various
lFand Lodges.-BaitjnOre Masonic Re-
len.
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DENTS.

&" Resolred, That in all applications for
demits, the Lodges within our jurisdic-
ton be governed by the ancient Usages
and charges of our institution, and suf-
fer no member to withdraw, unless to
form new Lodge or to join another" "
Ne, 1855
"This Grand Lodge does not recOg-
nize the right Of a Mason TO demit or
separate himself from the Lodge in
which be was made, or may afterward
be admitted, except for the purpose OF
joining another Lodge, or when he may
be about to remove without the Jurisdic-
ton of the Lodge Of which he isa mem
Der. Res. TeIds, 1853.
"No Lodge under this Jurisdiction
shall grant demit TO any Of its men,
bers, except for the purpose Of becoming
a member of some other Lodge; and no
brother shall be considered as having
Withdrawn from one Lodge, until he has
actually become q member Of another"
[ Res. Conn, 1858.
e" No Mason ought to demit from
Lodge unless it be TO affiliate with
another Lodge, to assist in the formation
Of a new Lodge, or remove into another
Jurisdiction. Res. La, lS5-.
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THE mAS0NIC REVIEW.

IN Illustrated Weeekly,-is published at
Baltinofs, by w. H. RICHARDSON &
Co; office, No. south Calvert street, at
four dollars year, two dollars aud fifty
cents for five months, ten copies year
to oae sddress, thirty-ive dollars,
twenty copies 10 oae address, sixty dol
lars.
This very excellent periodical is edited
by that veteran Of the Craft, P CIR. Mas
ter MCJLTON, and by P. OR. Master
OHR, and by Sr. Chaplain MCCBOS.
1t is to be regretted that the title Of
this publication is the same as that Of
our Bro. CORNELIUS MooRE's of Gin
cinnau. Il is pity such cause for i'll
feeling should exist. Why should not
the Baltimore Brethren style their peri
odical the Weekly Masonic Rerie1r, or
the Masonic Weekly Recie1C5 Their
work is good enough under any name.
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Mntfce fo CrelIitors-

Referrir < 10 adverti-t ~ ent OF m P Wiz
son hsq-, Trustee, etc this days date-and
anxious 70 effect seltleueu 8 - early as posi-
prouose 10 sell all Of our Real Estate. both per-
sonal and cCpartnershi2, cur1E 3 the ne Z elsl-
ing thirty. siz u or Einety days. al pubic auc-
ton taxing IN payn ent therefor after Eatizfac-
uou OF liens ard expens es, The OUTSTANDING
obifzu tons Of T=yl Is, 1cEWen 4 Blew layl lof,
NcE'wsn, Duke = Co OF Taylor a AesEs0f as
q possible.
me list viii comprise about Thirtsa1 CoSi1try
Iots 81 I'VE 70 nins acres each, located On the
Nept obis aud Cha i1stou lsailroad, acout tnree
and a half miles east OF this eify-afiIlsl rahly
located for ras ideuce and garuen purpoees
Four valuable BEs ness Lots win L. prove
nfS on Adams street. 4A4 r - ~
I.ots ON Adams, Washington and 1eslerson
-f.sst extended. fuciuding Two Hesldences-
ne Tofs ysilf De- plainiy sfaked on An ere1i-
- - n lt.rs- are resDectfully Invited to sK-
80 49,. - the ,ropss " and attend the sales.
'---'- TAYLOR q HCEWEN
Arr4fs lsz aP4 tmys
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grafton and money to this country. Bu
there does not appear 20 De any ground
now for fuctuation on the war idea
The latest news Is more pacific. With
/ regard TO these ups and downs in stocks
and gold, the truth is they are the result
l or gambling, and are not produced by
natural causes. Every event OF cireuni-
: stance, however trihing, Is caught I'd
| and exaggerated for the purpose Of send
ing up or down the market price, and
very often the most bsrefaced bogus
news Is invented and circulated for the
same purpose. People should not be
disturbed. therefore, by these fnctua-
tions IN Wall street, and should not, un-
less they are in the ring, touch stocks or
gold at such time.
The bank robbery at Selma has at last
been solved. The Messenger says:
It appears, on investigation, that the
bank has suffered largely in recent out
side speeulatiOns, the character Of which
we did not learn, nor did we learn
whether they were entered upon BY Mr..
Parkman upon his own responsibility, or
with the sanction of the board Of direc-
tors. While weakened and EN- barrassed
by these losses. on the Ist inst, q Govern
ment draft for So, ,O00 was presented and
paid. On the 7th another draft Of the
same character, for S75, 600, was pre-
sented. Mr.. Parkman explained that il
would suit the convenience Of the bank
20 have few days time. and payment
was delayed until the 14th, when 3 de- |
maud was made, accompanied with a
threat Of protest. Payment was prom /
ised on the next day, aud that evening I
the robbery was reported.
The examination has progressed sufii- |
cientiy to show that no robbery was l
committed, and that no funds not ae- I
counted for are missing. The cash bal [
anee on the books crTrespouds with the I
money In the safe, or nearly so.
Under the circumstance, Mr.. Park /
mans flight from the city is inexplica-
bic, exeept on the idea that, alarmed and |
overwhelmed BY the elimination Of his 4
troubles, hetn8lI that unfurtunate method /
% reaching Gen. Morgan, now attend /
Jog court AZ CamdeD-an idea strength |
ened by the knowledge that be had 4
evineed the er a'est anxiety % have the 4
immediate counsel Of that distinguished /
lawyer.
P. S--Since writing the above wahave |
learned, lll thEt tae GspitsI Of the bank
was peVsr paid in (2l that the eircula-
hon was used to pay for the bonds upon
which 1t was obtained; l3l that the
bonds deposited to secure the govern
meUt dEnOsifs Wara bOrrouad
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r,,a state 81 Caivi1 c. CIeaves, deceased
! T the January sernt lsd7 OF the County
a court OF shelby County, 1enuessee. Iquall-
1sd as the Executrix Of the VIII Of my deceased
husba a calvin q Cleavss- All the creditors
JOhn SonaeTYeli. Attorney a. law. corner Sso-
ond and Monroe stree :. Memphis, Tenn, lnd
al parties indebted 20 said estate are norilcl
70 come forward and ssttis the same az once.
MAhT Q. CLEAVES, Executrl1
OF the VII OF Calvin Z. Cieayes, oeceaz Cd
M n
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ss7HE creditors OF the e. Rfe Of z. n. Appleby
are hereby notified tbet have suggested
tb insolvency Of said estate % the ClerE or the
County Court Of Upton county, Tenaessee. and
the credltors Of said estate are uo;iuftt 70 lie
their claims, duly authenticated within six
moaths frOm tbs dats hereof, or N no1lce wiiL
- rlsd IN bar o. the same
J. 3. DASSIEI, Admlnlstrator.
April lst, ls67. apis 4
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co TO THE WIDOWS BONE.


70 IRE AaconHss guddcr men hel odhs~s s''-Al
AiS
Go 10 the widows home.
Where want has zone before:
Ask her If ever MasOns' hearts
FORGET the needy poor:
Ask h 7 II ever MasOrS' bands
Contribute Is her store.
Go to the Mason's bed,
y len Gecfh Il hOv'riug nigh;
ASK him who stnosi4.e- his pillow.
Who stands in waiting byf
Ask who will feed his orphans
When he's oey oDd the sky.
Go % the Mason's grave,
Affection there to find
NGe.- to ,ts long, last resting place
His body is OOn4ignet
VINO utters then a ferFent prayer
Whose eyes with tears are biind9
G., to the bait cheld,
Whei II tte has drawn his b,ade,
And ask that wounded soldier
Who ,.eyT 30 give him aid
ASS him who, Wi.h his friendly arms,
The Lifted weapon stayea.
GotEae horse Of God.
Whers uraN er e often heard,
And - whose Suppliaut hands
Ars eIasr ed on bOsOtIs stir d.
On bosoms sti.red with hope divine,
That God their prayers las heard.
Go to the mystic Lodge,
Where Mas0ns love 10 meet,
And mark II e'er an impure word
Your list ming esrs Slail greet
Aud mark III gn the iFU6l tL re
The high and low do meet
Go. sean the Mason IS life
From q scOrd ever free;
Ard as he journeys 10 The " bourne
or Times tumultuOus sea.
II better than the word he's not,
Ag yr,f.7 a. ha n41ghf IN he
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KING SOLOMON.


King solomon stood in his crown Of gold
BetWeen the pillars, lAssOIe the altar
In the II use Of the Lord. And the King was
And his strength began to hllter.
So that he lean'd on his ebony stah,
seald with the seal OF the Pentsgraph.
All Of the golden fretted work.
without and " thin 50 rich and so rare
Az high As the nest Of the building stOrk,
Those p llars Of cedar were;
" roughI up to the brszen chapters
OF the SidcDlan aItificers.
And the King stood stil as q carven King,
The carvCn cedarn beams below,
In his purple roce, with his siRnet ring.
Ana hi beard as " lte As snow,
Ana his face 10 the oracle where the hymn
Dies under the wing Of the CherubiIu.
The wings fold over the OF8cle,
and cover the heart and the eyes Of God:
The spouse With pom egranaLe, Hiy, and bell,
Is giorious in her ab de.
For with gold OF Ophirand with scent Of u'yrrh,
And with purple of Tyre, The King cloth d her.
Bv the soul Of each s,urnbrous instrument
Drawn SOFT through the musical misty air,
The stream Of the folk that came ana Wel4t,
For worship and pra Sc and prayer,
Flow a TO and fro, and up and down
Aud rsund the King Ia his golden crown,
And it csnle 20 pass, as the King stood there,
And lookd on the house he he'd built, with
That ne Hand OF the Lord came unaware,
Aud toucs'd Eim 80 thst he died,
1 In his purple robe with his signet ring,
/ And the erowR Wherewith they had crowned
him king.
! And the stream OF the folk that came and went
To worship the Lord with p aver and praise,
I Went softly over. in wondermept,
For tine King stood there always;
And IL was solemn and strange to behold
I That dead King crowned Eltha crown Of gold.
! For he lean'd on his ebony staff UPRIGHT;
Aud ov his shoulders the purple robe;
] And his hair, and his beard, were bo h snow
! bite;
| md IN fear Of him hlld the globe,
/ so that none dared touch him, though he " a.
| dead.
He look q 50 royal about the head.
! ana the moons we're changed aud the year,
Ana the new hing reigned IN the OLD Kings
| sl,a ad;
| And men were married and buried anon;
| But he King stood, stark and dead;
/ Leaning upright on his enonv tan;
! Preserved by the sign OF the Pentegraph.
/ And the stream of life. as it went and came,
/ Ever for worship and praise and prayer,
/ was awed by the face, and the fear, and the
fame
/ of the de d King standing there;
/ Fer his hair was 50 white, and his ewes SO cold
/ That they LEFT him alone with his crown Of gold
! So King Solomon stood up. dead In the Houss
/ OF the Lord held there by The PeDtsgrapb,
| UBrI ont froin pillar there ran a red mouse,
! And Enaw'd through his ebony staff;
! Thln hat on his face, the King fell down;
I ma fhev nick a from the dust q golden crown
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TsHB ereditors OF the estats o. :. 8. Gai0ua
4 are hereby notified that have sugzest.il
he Insolvency OF said estate 20 ths Gers of ne
County CouFtof Ilpte1 county, ie11efsee7 "a
the crt dlt0r Of s8id estate are uotinar te l.e
their claiui $, drly aufheuticuiecs VIM S.-
months froIa date hereof OF tols notlce ~ p
fled fr = ~ Of the same.
VAL sANFOl1D, Ad1ainis.la.,es.
Aprff fst 1857. 4ftt4
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THIS VIII notify al persOns no. - trade frr
a u0se ven By as ia rtver O. A. Le1Fis &
g ana sabie 10 the order OF 2 eehr1 1ro
- 10 nots was dated on the II Apr = fl7 za1
pil1 ahls t0ur mon hs alter uate- he at1.alcsr-
rica. iGr wnieh sald rots vls giveu " s-sl ial-
a, is Ia J. REHE s BRO
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TrLkSfec'S GnLe
OF Real Estate in 6lbSOH Comfy, TenE.,
10 be Sold AT HUmb0ldJ, Gibson Comfy,
u m on the gGFh nRV or HRV fkET

Te w, on the Eet1 car OF AHlB iobG.
my VI tue OF a iced OF Trust executed 20 W.
Is Ion e. by WIn. ID. Fly, bearing date l4th
rflecernber aS51, for the purp0se Of securing
,.rtain deutz Que by said VIM. ID. Fly 10 d. N.
Appersou 4 C3 and which are therein speci-
ifd and hy autlloIIty vested in me as Trustee
-substftuted by Gecree Of the Common aW
tlourt o. The city a. Memphis, entered l7th
april, Is =. IN the room OF VIM 4 Jones de-
.-sstspd 1 Will on the -hJ day of May. l>i7- IA
r0ut OF The Hotel AZ humboldt, Gibson County
Tenn between the hours OF ZEN Oclnck, am.
nd four O'Clock pm sell TO The highest bid
tf.r. a cer.aIu tract az land containing atuut
Is acres situated IA Gibson COUNTY and lying
shout q IL les nOrthW est o. Humbodt, Tenn,
faeiug the same tract or parcel Of land Con-
,y,s.-ed 10 said VIM. d. r ly ny ! s-ph n Lau-
lsuna by Deed registered lu Registers ofhCe OF
ellison C0unry, 10 which reference is made Tor
more PARTICULAR desert plluE.
This tract OF land VII be Eubdlyided Into
four lots No. containing 60 a res. aud known
As the Ell Nos 2. 3 and containing - acres
each, lines running east and west
TEENS -One-half Cash, balance at { months,
the purchaser 70 execute note, bearing Interest
from date and secured by Deed Of trust, en-
aracing the same terms as that under which
am now acting.
The right OF redemption is waived and the
uttle believed tO be good but I viii convey
only such title as is IN me vested as Trustee.
augl art J. n. OIlGLEN. Trustee.
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IT is stated in northern papers that the
republican senators and representatives
have subscribed ever 5000 10 the fund
for sending radical speakers and docu-
ments to the south.
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FRED. WEBER
Honea and Steamboat ROOfer

VHYHOIESA ALE dealer in Roonng Gum and
w Pite6. eaturated 2oooIig Paper, Imported
Felt. Manufactures OF sulSIl9r pIsps-fs 3 elol %
thst hss gwen satisfaction for FSurteen years
OFFIrF,--southeast corner Firzt and Market
stSesis. Lo1isVilla, Kentucky, fsbl9 An
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OFFICE
In Odd-FellOES'. Building, corner
OF Main and Court Square.
EXECUTIVE CONHTr ZEE:
A T. LACEY, W. z, vAv p
GEO. l. RICKO Z
GEO. L. NICKOLLS President.
q. J. SELDEN, Treasurer
ST.. LEDYARD, Seeret.rV
HOWELL E. JACKSON, ATTORNEY.

This company viii restrict their busfuess "a
FIh-T TCLASS RISKS Policies lssued Z ON one
month 70 six year. II Is HON r COMPANY
RleIged and devoted % the furtherance of
Inc mutual3 system has dsservedIy bec-us
ne most popul3r mode OF insurance IN the
lhiLsd ates, and is the one en braa-,f Nv
noe best informed upon the sub sct, and v hsl
aPpteelate and desire security, perpa atuity and
eeonoi9y. IN purely mutual companv the
tsaured derives al the advantages which csn.
oe EeA1zed irom an IN urance, and az tha
l1Hest ieLeS, or exact cost paying no tribute or
pfonls % tne pr9prietOTs Or st1ekholders so-
gsfntps, an inadequate capilal or security
Cneap1ess comb ned " th security and a rer-
tstnty Of accomplishing the ob-ct In view
are the ESSENTIAL elements sought f,r and thew
m y De found efDlnently eXisri~g in "a vel
conducted mutual iuSuran . compauv anIf
s2ch company the IncOr sorators and 10 ias~ars
pr9Fose or the Tennessee State Mutual FuiI
~ FORMATION viii - furnished az the Office u
the com pdny. There Hre SE-V- y NrFsH n mn
JuaA Insurance companies IN success sluI one a
ION In 1t CulS, covering BY their 20 irsfs
>hF EN- -EAGH a o. the real estate of thst
clly. 81 n Is the popularity Of the mutu+F
E--Let l-e ~ u -tster clLNs aus I'm
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cause she has done bad, do rot Put r art OF IN,
punishment on her sister. For, do y0u see
Monsieur. 70 take away my man for twenty
years, is the same a. II you had killed me. L
would be bsfter for me he should b. dead
Then might psrhaps have found aaOfher
father for these poor children.
Your husband - eivilly dead, said the advo-
cate, enchanted at finding means Of shifting
the question. His succession Is opened You
msy regard yourself sawidow. Ifyou should
now have children By HIM, they would be bas-
tards II be earns any thing before he diss,
yOG VIII not inherit t. Hsnesfos wa-d. society
Considers him Is rot Al We.
Then may marry again. Monsieuer, II
can find any one willing to earn bread for my
ehildren9
oh, not at all, my brave woman, not at al.
said the impatient advOeate-...---..
These low people are stupid, he added, In a
low tone; they understand nothing about the
codei
In fact, Margaret had too much good sense to
cur laws.
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5. Il ToBEY, President &c. KIRK. Casbie-.
AEhPHls CIfT SAVINGS INTsIrVTIOy,

cuccSSSQrS %
OCnEN, roaET . CO,
No. IS 1e1eEsoG street, Memphis, Tenn.
Dealers Ia
GOLD, SILVER, EXCHANGE. Government Sect
RITIEs, LAND WARRANTS AND IN
CURRENT MONEY
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INSURANCE AGENCIES
The ST. LOUIS MUTUAL
LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY.
Assets april lst, over sI.5OO,OOO.

ID. A. JANUARY, President.
JAS. H. LUCAS. Yice-Pres dent.
WEE. L. sELBY, Secretary.
VIM. n. BENTON, Gen'I Agent.
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THE MEMPHIS APPEAL

NJ E EMPHIS:
SUNDAY. =: :::: : APRIL Is, 1857
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DIRECTORS:

THIS Company is ues Policies GA ilvos on All
L ihe different plans and AZ as favorable taAgs
as any other while IL has no restrictions in re-
grrd 10 residence or travel. ana all its pronts
are divided snuually among its policy holders.
It is prompt in the payment OF losses. haylns
months.
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ABSTRACT OFFICE,

Corner monroe ana SceSAsA SIS
I'VE have the Abstract Books aDd coUPlete
w TDGer o. the registers Oznce, EN- piled
nv the fets HENRY A. uRSEs end, sfter
more than a years trial cf their accuracy,
and a careful experiences II the business. (nOt
one mistake having 0ceurred IA al mat ftlnel.
We afs enabled % furnish complete oera1gn-
meBts Of title TO All
Fort Pickering. Memphis ard Shelby
County Lanoss
a .hs .hortest notice and on the most reasooa-
his isr1ls. q. J. CAMPBELL q Co,
mh20 q Successors 70 bond 4 Campbell
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Wagon and tarriaEe Ma4ertal.
Corrected by MoOduurn, rlalth a CO. No. q
ftrpan street Tpmfa
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Go Are Maeonnss guddcr men 0eH odAsTsy'-AN
- :
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OF Desirable R~al Estate, distant Rbegt
Ia alles Southeast from the tigy of
HsRphls, and Situate on the u. and
CIR.