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KAFANA6H l. DECKER'S
BILLIARD TABLES
i Tables is the
CAT-GUT CUSHION,

/ Manufactured by KAVANAGH & DECKER.
and Fsteuted Dec. is, 1865. (See Scientific
American, Vol. l5 No H.
its the only Cushion that Possesses all thu
l qualities essential TO "a Perfect C1shfan II il
I Jhe most elastic aud most durable Cushion ever
Ouered 10 the billar playing public as Il
sbunnantly proven y'the great deuand f0r he
since it, tntrlductlOn- The popularity which
distinguishes rhc Cat-Gut Cushion and renders
II superior 20 all Others Is the tightened cord or
cat-gut " mich OverIies the Iace and edge OF tbe
rubber ana running the full lan4th or me
Cl5hlQn, which prevents tie ball from bedding
into the rubber and jumping rom the table.
Iha addition OF the cat-gur cord also adds
much 70 The elasticity OF the Cushion. '..
The CRt-Gut Cushion has already been an
plled 70 over lVO tables, wtIch are IN cOnst ant
use ~ can be applied to tables OF any make.
for s75 per set
kavahagh & Deckeris Factory, at the corner
or Centre and Can Al streets, n. Y Is the most
complete Of Us kind in the world. The ma
ehihery Is Of the most I'm approved character. he
lumber drying room the largest in the United
states, the material used the best that can he
purchased, and the WOrkmen thorouEhly
Billiard Cloth, Balls. Cues and Trfuunfugs all
OF the hest make. constantly On hand
kavauagh & Decker are the only agents in
this country for Esy's Cue Cerzent. adiudrsd
Dy CON petent authorities TO be the best Cement
ever used H-.
Fun size Tables cut down for goo.
send for lllust -ated Price List
hANANAGH & DECKER
Sorner OF Centre and Canal streets
So lle-J New York CITY.
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NOll- Resiflent NOtice.

County Court Of Shelby County, Tennessee.
N. h. Acock ct ais. vs. Wm. Thomas Cloai
et ais.
I N this cause it appearing from affidavit fled
/ that William Thomas ClOar, Martha JanG
Cloar John Cloar, samuel CiOar, Jalnes Cloar
George Washington Cloar and Albert Cloar
defendants in above cause, are nonresident,
OF the Stale OF Tennessee ' ..l
tits therefore ordered that they enter theil
appearance herein, and plead, answer or dem vi
10 the petitioners petition, on or before the
first three days Of the November Term OF said
Court be gining on the 4th day OfNovember, 1857
or the same will be taken for confessed as %
them, and set for hearing sx parts.
1t is further ordered. that a COPY Of this order
be published once wees for four successive
weeks in fhe Memphis Appeal, a newspaper
published in the City of Menphis, Tennessee.
Attest: .l JNO. I0AGUE, Clerk.
Thompson & Fraser, solicitors for petitioners
SeptembEr T., 1851 .r sal8 4tlaWe
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KNABE PIANoSl
KEABE PIANoSE
us u EHHS

THESE nnrfvalled instruments are fuIlv var.
Il ranted for seven yearr, and are for sale st
no. 375 lEAIK ST.. Gassson RlosE,
Memphis. Tennessss,
@s ~ Ry LEOPOLD s0EPE1.
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JENPHIS APPEAL
MASONIC INTELLIGENCE.
no Gun REETHEEN IN MEMPHIS.

I ~ ODH hhEhh hBA - N Em mFHAHs
Two ladies, respectable, intelligent snI
educated, reared in Virginia, and inn
poverished by the late war have re
quested US to endeavOur to aid them
among the Brethren and elsewhere, il
obtaining employment by which they
may support themselves. They do moi
ask aims They are entitled to The pro
lection and assistance Of the fraternity
one as the sister OF Mason, and herself
in possession OF side-degrees, and the
other as the descendant Of a Mason and
the near relative Of others. They de.
sire employment as copyists, in stores OF
families or otherwise,-in any mode that
is respectable and will support them de-
Gently.
1t is unfortunate that so many places
which women can quite as well fill, are
filed by men, especially in these evil
days, when SO many ladies who have
been reared in comfort and respectability
are reduced to utter poverty. To them,
unfortunately, few opportunities Of suita-
bic employment as ssleswOmen, clerks,
eopyists and the like are open. They
can sew and earn three or four dollars q
week, while compOsitors can earn forty
or fifty but the needle-woman is q
slave who starves.
We beg the Brethren to help US to
End these ladies employment. Surely
there is work for them to do.
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OTTON BALES.

rINHE undersigned have made extensive ar
i rangements 20 supply the demand for these
Ties the present season.
In addition 10 the FASSMAN IRON TIE and
BUTTON EIk, so extensively used heretofore,
they now offer his ALLIGATOR TIE, with
teeth 50 arranged as 10 l. stantly clamp the
hoop when the pressure is removed from the
bale and hold u without slipping
Great pains have been taken 70 secure the
best quality Of iron.
These Ties are 50 simple in their arrange
meLt that they can be applied by any one, 70
bales OF any size, with the same facility and
eI pedltion a. rope. In strength, security aud
factIity OF application, they viii compare IA
vOrably with any yet introduced.
The advantages of Iron Ties are now gener-
ally recognized; but IL is deemed not out OF
place TO cal the attention Of those interested
TO the very etunhstic recomHe ndation OF IN
deTwriters, steamboat Captains, aud Owners
and Agents OF sea steanlefs ard Sailing YES
sens, recently published in the newspapers in
New Orleans.
CHAM8ERS & LATTING,
sp12 No. g. CHruudelet street, n. o.
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IUBIsPRrDENCE or THE oRnER

Masonic law has little of the Republi-
can or Democratic spirit about IT, All
its greater principles, termed in Masonic
parlanee, LaHdmerks, aRd most of the
minor details Of its eeFef4iIh entail polfty.
are provided to our hands, as they were
provided to our fsthersi hands ages since.
IN the traditions and publications Of the
Order. OF all the wretched theories into
which even some learned in the economy
OF Masonic government have been mis-.
led, none have been SO pernicious in their
results as that assumption which place
the original and sole authority of Masonic
government the consent OF fthe Q0pe771ed,
This error strikes blow to thea very
base or the structure on which sll gov
ernment and order rests among men,
the iariOlGble s0Hctity Of ldlO It substi-
tutes popular caprice for the authority Of
antiquity, and, perhaps, it is not too
much TO add, in view OF the high and
mighty purpose for which the Masonic
Institution was originally set up, he
authority Of God, It writes upon the
sand Of the wave washed seashore the
laws which ought to be carved in the
rock OF eternal justice.-Aaon.
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FAUsTUs FELIxQUE SIR.

Bro. CHARLES OBERMEIER, Of this city
has handed US the letter which we pub
lish below, that the name Of the writer
may be held in perpetual remembrance
among MssOns:
WASHINGTON, D. c., October y, 1861.
Charles O5ermier, Esq, Memphis, Tenn
Dear Sir: have this day forwarded
you by Adams Express your. Masonic
Jewel, and beg leave to congratulate you
on its recovery. In the fall of 1864 a
soldier was arrested as g deserter in
Washington by one Of Bakers detec-
tives, and his money and valuables taken
from him. He was sent to his regiment,
and subsequently, sent me a pewer of
attorney to recover his money and valu-
abes. 1 applied to the Secretary of War
and an order was issued directing the
surrender of the money and other val
uables. Among them was your jewel,
which retained in my hands, and now
have the pleasure Of forwarding it to the
proper owner. --
Please acknowledge the receipt OF the
jewel. Yours frateTnally,
THOS. E. LLOYD.
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Second Prize.

A cottage residence Of ten rooms. with 10.
60Xl0O, in the city OF Chicago, H. only three
quar' ers OF a mile from bhe heart OF the city
and within one ocE Of the street railroad in
tersectiDg every part OF the city. Valued al
5000.
Third D,.i1o j.
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Ellfl1A.l - - A7t4 ~ WIFE, nl4iard on Morl-
gRges. Parsons on Partnenshlps-
SECOND SESSION, SENIOR CLASS.
Wash5grn on Zeal PloPsrty Taylor on Land
lord and Tenant, ANGEL a Ar1es a., C.---
tons, Ssorys Conflict OF Laws. ParsodTs -,
Maritime Law. Conklin's Q. 5. Treatise
kscitations and eXamfnstions eaeh fav At 4
oelock- Moot Court once each week and A.
Peiiste Court once each month preslgIgi 80
oy the Professors all together
rstuoeoA permitted % enter any Cas- br1f ~,
whole course. 7s ---p-sA
Terms e. per Session, payable in advance
hntfaaee Pee, . per Session.
All students of LauV c.r 1rra.-r.5 g.. =. . -.
~ - I.7es1tss S7 Of the College, Including Lacfrres
g.,i.t Eioeelion and explanation Of Latin sBd
FEeneh -eeil aioalities By the PreqiderIt
Arrangsu2euts viii b msde - rr,.-,4 81,
lodge students A. s. per r1onfb - -. ~ 81
should be made early. q P-il-' 2. 10 .1,,
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It's estimated, By those who ought to
know, that st present, in round numbers.
there are about ] ,250 600 Free and Ae.
cepted Masons scattered upon the face Of
the globe. OF this number some l50 OOO
are in EDgland, l0O, 900 in Scotland. ana
90, 600 in Ireland. There are about so OOg
on the continent Of Europe; 0WO In
the United States; and fifty thousand fp
other parts Of the world. In England
there ere two or three thousand persons
initiated every year and Papal alloeu-
tions and feminine denunciatious not
withstanding, the Masonic body is said
to beeverywhere Increasing.
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VaIua6le PIaIltatiola to Lease

Will Lease, as sadninistrRtoro OF Christopber
J. Field, decd, his Home Place-the place N
flay & Field, and the Plantation known a. fhe
county Of Bolivar, Miss, and In flne eondition
for cultivation, having been cultivated for
years past. There Is a new and nne Circular
Saw-Mfli ON the Home Place for Sale I
Bourbon county, KY, or 70 III. A. j. Field, on
the premises. B. J. CLAY,
oele Adm'r 2, ], Field, decd.
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AUGUST, 1867.

'I'hE First Drawing, which took place az Her
nando, Miss, on the 18th inst. was Attended
WIN unusla success, when II Is remembered
mat but a few weeks elapsed from the incep-
ton OF the enterprise TO that event SlIO0g
worth of tickets having been sold. a ike
amount OF property was drawn for, under the
supsrv vislon OF gentlemen selected by the ticket
holders present. The utmost harmonv and
good feeling peTvaded those prese at, and -
VIII be seen from the subjolned certificate OF
the Managers, the affair was conducted to a
cioSe IN most gratifying and SATISFACTORY
manner; -..'' ~.
HERNANDo, Miss, June IS, 1857.
We hereby certify that the above report OF
me FIRST Drawing OF the Southern Asylum is
correct and that the proceedings were charac-
terized by aspirit Of fairness aud tnsfnsss IN
surpassed By any Drawing OF which We nave
any knowledge. The Managers OF the Conn
pany placed the tickets and wheels under our
sole management and control -
signed: j. B. MORGAN
ROBERT TEMPLE.
". A. MERRIWETHER.
". W. CAMPTON,
NJ MAGEVENY "a.
JOHN AINSLLE,
- - COMMITTEES
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W. W, GUY, Sau sbury, Tenn.
7. L. ALDEN Late BOstick, Griffith & Co.
Il, AeSRAk, Memphis u srs "a.
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Architect and Engineer.

THE undersigned would respectfully inform
L his friends and the public that he Il pre-
pared Odevote his whole attention TO Desian-
Ing ans and experimenting Buildings, With
as mucA energy and attention to his patrons
City Engineer. a nf
OFFICE-StiIlman BLOCK, Second and Madi-
son streets Charges reasonable.
~ j. Il. MCCLURE,
Arcnltset and Engineer,
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.Adnli9.istrator,s Settlement

IN County Court Of Shelby County.
To the Heirs and creditors OF ]. G. Anderson
deceased;
NOTICE is hereby given that I have nled
~ settlement Of the estate Of ]. Z. Anderson
deceased, with the clerk Of said court, and thai
viii apply for confirmation of said settle
ment at Ihe Novem Der term 1857, OF said court
TO be held on the frst Monday OF said month
IN the courthouse in the city OF Memphis
HENRY T. JONES, .
Administrator with will annexed.
Approved September i6, tS67:
sell law4ws JOHN LOAGUE. Clerk.
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Wa,.ts from AfisstssfDpi.

A SITUATION in Wholesale Grocery Store
a preferred, by G man OF steady Moral Char
aeter. BE has hsd some experience in
Book -keepinB.- His acqGaintanes extends TO
CiiickassW, 'Oktibbeha, LoWndes, Monroe
and Pontotoc counties, Miss. Perfect sstisfac-
ton given Is to character qualification, etc
For the present address D, Box 80, COrinth.
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half the Masonic newspapers suppressed
Masonry would be vastly benefited.

half the Masonic newspapers suppressed,
Masonry would be vastly benefited.
The National Ereea,asoa quotes the
following from 'sThe Lodge Militant, /"
! by LYON:
History records that In 1777, with
America in open rebellion against her
sovereignty, and menaced by more than
one Of the continental powers thirsting
/ for her humiliation, Britain called for an
extraordinary levy of men wberewith
to meet the emergency. Carried away
by the patriotism which filed their boz
SONS, many Lodges seem fairly to have
lost sight Of their principles as members
of the Fraternity, They, at the period
we speak Of, not only devoted their
] funds, TO the payment Of large sums to
] volunteers, but offered the rite of initia-
ton free 70 all who chose 10 join the reg
Hlar army.n
He continues:
When in apprehension OF the threat
eBed invasion by Revolutionary France
/ (l794), the British nation few to arms,
| the Graft were not wanting in their ex-
preston of sympathy with the v0lun-
teers-many Of the Lodges having 30 far
Acknowledged the patriotism displayed
by the citizen s0ldiery as TO admit, at
hslf-fees, those OF them who were in
clined to enter, and who were approved.
But long anterior to either Of the
events to which we have adverted,
volunteers were wont to receive special
consideration at the hands of the Frater-
nifty, It Is shown by the minutes Of the
Ayr Squaremen Incorporation that when
in lTl5, the Chevalier de st. George at
tempted TO regain for bis dynasty the
throne from which their misrule had
driven them, the Frateruity's attach
ment for the House Of Hanover devel-
Oped itself in the facilities TO become
4" masters Of craft" that were presented
TO those who volunteered to take up
arms wherewith to defend the King and
Constitution. ..--
June 9, 1920. John Meal
loch, who was received freeman Of the
trade and allowed to exercise his imploy-
ment, on account Of his inlisting him
self iu the Towns Company aud serving
as volunteer the time Of the late rebel
lion, in defense Of His Majestie's person
and government, craved 10 be admitted
to the bail privileges of the trade by
voting in the election OF a Descon and
in all other matters falling under the
trades consideration, which being con-
sidered by the trade, they hereby admit
the said John to the hall privileges any
other member of the Incorporation
bruiks and enjoys"
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Sicth Pri=e.

One residence lot adjoining above, also 25x,
feet Valued at $50. - II-|
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| NOTICES hereby given to All parties Win
1 ~ have claims against Che estale OF r II.
| ShOpe, deceased, viii present them duly an
tnsntcated on or before the 18th day Or No
sald estate will please come forward for settle
ment. Address, Bartlett Ststion, Memphis and
Ohio Railroad, shelby county, Tenn
MhlS. Ia A. 81. SHONE
i OcA IaKaX A Irai 81. Il
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COURSE OF STUDY.

FIRST SESSION, JUNIOR GLASS; months.
N1lkers American Law, Kentis Commenta-
-, -, btan3p On Criminal Law, Carrfher's HIs-
.ory ol Law suit, Stephens PIeadlngs.
sECOSD SESSION or JUNIOR CLASS
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Attachment Notice.

John Hallum. Agent for Geo. NJ. Lusher, VS.
: u. G. Andrews- T $50 n -e -H
A FFIDANIT for Attachment having beer
n made by John Halium, ag mt for GEO. NJ
LusheF, plaintiff in this case, in pursuance o.
section 3455 or The Code Of Tennessee, and. A.
tachmenJ having been issued and returned by
the proper officer, levied, etc ," on the prop.
erty OF the defendant
It is therefore ordered, that said defendant
appear at my Ofioe in the city OF Memphis
Tennessee, on or before the l2Jh day of October
next, and defend this suit OF the same will be
taken for confessed as to him and the case set fl
hearing ex parte and that copy Of this order
be published once a week for four consecutive
weeks in the Memphis Appeal. sI..e. Fl
X. B. MILLER. p. p
OnlaN q Mnlliran. AttOrneNs. sHIS lau,i m
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Our --latest Improved
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R E M q v a l..
NOTICE.

NOTICE Is hereby gwen that The undersigned
~ was dDly appointed ana qualified as tie
Execut or OF J. "A saint, decreased, at q former
term Of the County Court OF shelby county.
Iennessee. AL those INDEBTED 10 the estate OF
J. N. saint deceased, are hereby notified 70
come Forward and make payment, and those
holding clai ms against said estate are notified
70 dle the same with the Executor within the
tune prescribed by law, Otherwise the same
VII be forever barred.
JOAN &. SAINT, Executor.
Aeippnls sept. ~, 1851 .1 se4 laW4W
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EDUCATIONAL,
Law SCHOOL
MEMPHIS COLLEGE.

THE Law Department OF the Memphis Col
Il lego will ooen on the FIRST MONDAY
OCTOBER. The following gentlemen com
prise the Faculty:
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.JKpDo is now the largest city in the
world. 1t has a population Of 5,OoO. 900,
and many of its streets are over twenty
miles in length,
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A. AND A. SCOTTISH RITE
- F5-U7sf StreaE

CYEENE Cc~1mg1dery. No. f. Meets 4th Mon
day Of each month. John Zent, Com; n. J.
Wlggiu, Rec.
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-. Ss.OND - -, =. 80 -.

Adams Equity Jurisprudence. Adams Fo-,lf,,
Tleedlngt hedusld on Wills, Hiiliard On Eort-
gHges- Parsons on Partnenhips.
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Tenth PriSe ::

.T55S acres OF woodland near Raleigh, shelby
county, Tennessee. distant from Memphis nine
miles. This is very desirable, and an excellent
prize, Valued at S20O0. -
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Eighth Pri%e:,F

Lot No. S, IN Hays sno,division, Memphis
size l92Sl51 feet A beautiful building LOT
Valued at s2O00 H
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constitutional LaW....--..-.-dcu. ALBERr PIKE
Real Property a Plead ing Hon. K 4 HEsrIr
rerssnal Property a Plesding.-. A 81. LEFI
EQUITY Commercial Law-Hon p. 7. sCECGas
Grim Law ADMIRALTY Gen. J. r CIIALgEias
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NEW YORK CARDS.
yellow Fever and small Po1.

.. ....r. ...r. NEw YORK, June, 1857.
We, the undersigned Shipping Merchants o
the city Of Dew York, from the of repeater
testimony or many difereat Sea Captains
in whom we nave Implicit confidence
and feeling it a duty which we owe our fellow
men, hereby bear WiJnts - OF the great con 4.
dsnee we feei in he truly r1arvsiiOus curative
powers Of Major j. 7. LANE INDIAN REM
ED1 for thsfcure and prevention or Small Pox
I 1elOW feFer, ETC., and We cheerfuIy add oul
signatures, hoping It's wOudarfHl merits and
great blessings may be made known TO the
world. Brett Sons & Co, 43 South street: Cur.
It's \ VI ard, 43 South street b. r. DeWolf 4 Co
~ Broad street Hsney & sou, p Coenties Slip
impsOn & Shaw, = COenries slip; VIM A
Moore, aO5 south street; Jas T. TapscOtt, &
south rect; Geo. L. TapscOtt, OF Tapscott Bro
- south street; Robert Hawke, 50 south street
and many others.
This Remedy has never been known % fail
Price per package, s. Forwarded free to any
point In the United states. Address
j. T. LANE & co.
seS swr I63 BroadEay. Nav Y0ir's-
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HEBREW CALENDAR.
MASONIODIREOTORY.

= A. afHasaaa 90 ssHaas7 s=asaHHH
Day, S0th N0vsm her in eacn
jal2 mil II
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In. HALL, Clerk.

The Prizes drawn on this occasion numbered
Forty-seven, and comprised lois in The yfcinffv
OF Memphis, Tenn, COrinth, Miss and Her
nando, Miss, deeds TO which have been made
70 the lucky ucket-hOlders. For this the Sec-
ono Drawing. however, We are able to offer our
interest themselves IN our scheme. From a
lengthy list Of property, much OF which has
the following: -
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Seventh Prize.

A most valuable manufacturing site with a
perpetual ian Of 81 feet Of water situated IN
Winston county, Alabama, with 49, acres 81
land. Valued al $1,000.