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TERMS

uYHITE FUR TRIMMING Just rs-
w eaiveA hy POwnArAn WxN1GxK,
noHEE tll MAIN erect, spotsWood blesS.
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ss nESRY COALrER CABELL,
ATTORNEY AT LAW.
OrYIcs: Over the National Exchange Bank,
oe ?2-ts Richmond, Va.
a. ELEhiELS
VIRGINIA HAIR RESTORER.

a Thing of Beauty is a Joy Forever"
Hgmors and diseases OF tho scalp produce bald
rss. The VIRGINIA HAIR RESToRER is war
rsn,ed 10 restore the scalp TO healthy condition
snd thicksn the hair. pandruf is thoroughly
erAdicated by lie use. Itching and burning Of the
scslp is cured by two applications. 1t isa
RICHLY PERFUMED HAIR DRESSINGi
1T N0TA DYE.
II does not color the skin. 1t does not stain the
finest linen. vegetable compound, 1t does not
act injurouslv upon the hair or health, as do Nj
,r4,s OF Silver Dyes, or those made Of other nox-
Tors
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T J. T.. D0HERTY,

Eg- J. T.. DOHERTY,
MERCHANT TAILOR,
MAIN gTRgEr BETWEEN RIGHTH AND NINTH,
has opened, and asks attention his
FALL and wIgTER STOCK, for MEMS WEAR.
Cloths, Cassimeres, yestinss, Beavers, Business
Costings, whitneys, Meltons Tricots, Petershams,
and Chinchillas OF tho latest importation, and cer-
g!aly as choice in quality and style as ever Of
fSrsd. foe ls-sm j. 4. DoHERTf.
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Adams, DR.. E.H,
Alsop, J. g.
Allen, Joseph
Ambold, 4.
Anderson, VIM.
2) =
nderson, J.W.
Anthony, +.
Anderson, l..
(colored)
Armistead, T.S.
Archer, K. p.
Armistead, J.F.
Armour, Jas.
Armistead, J.
Atkinson, j. p.
Atkinson. P.W.
Averiil, j. II.
Baker, II. NJ.
Bass, y. X.
ssgnsYi. sssgtlsYi JON d.
Bailey, John
Burfoot, John
Bass, 3. T:
Baldwin, B. q.
Bsnghman, W.
Banks, W. (c'd)
Ball, W. 4.
Bauman, T..
Banks, T. 6'G
Bailey, eam'l
Barron, Com'r
8.
Baldwin, Hon.
q. p.
Baker. Byron
learns, John
Beecher,sG. w.
Beach. Wn.
Bell, W. b.
Beal, i. j.
Belts, Roygton
Bludsaw, Mr.
Block, Jas.
Byd, Bland \
Co.
Boyer B Co.,
Bozzeotra, q,
BowseY, j, n.
BowIes, Jos.
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SMYRNA FIGS.--50o drums No. II
loTuRKfY Figs, IN four and eight pound drums,
INST received for sale by
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AIDES LIST.

IST OF LETTERS REMAINING
LIN THE MANCHESTER, VA, OsT-0FFlCB
FEBRUARY 0, 1857.
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I EATHER-SOLE LEATHER.-We
Il ! have jnst received per rail q splendid lot OF
SOLE LETTER, which we are selling st the iow-
OFT market rates. y. IL. CHALKLEY r co..
iaA TniYtssntb street
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INITIALS.

Texas Express Company President OF the Bank
of the Commonwealth Proprietor of the Ameri.
can Hotel Pastor Of the First African Methodist
episcopal Church; coiored Baptist Church !;
ALEXANDER SHARP, p. NJ.
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Aggy, tcolored).
PACKAGES.
Hoyan, Mrs. II. B. Jones, Miss L. b.
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PLEASANT ROOMS, with BOARD,
[ can be obtained at No. Gil Main street, between
Sixth and Seventh. 10 -s
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NOON DISPATCHES.

New YORK, April 5.-A Washington
speeial says Sheridan has sent no report
to the president of the causes which
prompthd him to remove Heron, Mon
roe and Abel, nor asked for any instrue-
tions about his action under the recon-
struction act. Sheridan says that Gen.
Griffin, Of Texas, recommends the depo-
sition or removal Of Gov. ThrnckmortOn,
and Sheridan agrees with Griffin and
thinks he will have to remove the gov
ernOr Of Louisiana, also. He says he will
commence the work Of registration as
soon as he receives certified copies Of the
law.
An effort will be made 10 Withdraw the
resolution offered in the senate to eXpel
Salisbury, and put him on probation.
The report that the president is the
prime nnover in the effort being made to
obtain d decision in the supreme court,
on the constitutionality Of the recon-
struction act, is emphatically denied by
the author Of the petition and the origin
ators OF the movement.
A feVf days ago Hon. A. i. Sharkey
notified the president that he was about
10 proceed against him. The president
neither expressed his approval OF disap-
proval Of the movement, but said
motion had been made to reconsider the
resolution, but it had failed.
Cotton quiet but steady at yesterdays
closing quotations. Gold, 1873.
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T11 f07.ll1 ll1ntiC9l No, T62.

UNITED STATES oFlAMERIcA
DIsTsIc CoUKT OF THE GNIrED STATES
DISTRICT or WRIST ENNKssFE.
w HEREAS, MARL AND /. PERKINS. FSo
w attorney Of the United States. for the MS
trict Aforesaid, has hled an Information aqai,,st
the followInR properly, to-wit:
g lanIe empty Mash Tubs;
3 larle Mash Tubs half full Of Mash.
I Tu 3-full OF Ma D I; Dbl. full or Mash.
l BOP, sbtp-stun; I bbl. full OF Meal.
half-bel Meal Is Dbl. Meal;
obls Meal 1 obi. Malt:
I bhl Lime; Z Dol. Yeast;
Boiler and Furnace;
] Wooden sill, double worm and oonnec-
fiOa pipes.
ten gallon keg OF Low-Wines:
I Force Pump and Hoe; I Copper Puuap.
1 Loi and Building thereon, described - fal.
lows. s3 feet IN depth By l75 feet 'front.' on
- avenue, betwesn Bass avenue and pom.
lar street, in the city OF Memphis; and 4
wooden or frame building thereon. 90 BY &
feel in size
toeethsr with the rents and profits accruins
thereon, as the estate and property of G. Nagle
ALLEGING among other things that an the ripht
title, Interest and estate Of the said c. NaRlt
theTelil has been seized BY the xaTsbal OF liz
United states, for The district aforesaid, p
forfei.td 70 the United states, iOr the causes In
said Information get forth, and praying thI
usual process aud monitiOn OF the Court IL
that bshalf Now, therefore, in pursuance o
the process OF said Court, 10 me directed, d.
hereby. give public warning and notice b,
having, or pretending 70 have any interest ii
( sa d property SO seized, that they be and an
pear before the sad z, 1rt at the Federal Court
room, IN the city % Memphis, on the 6lh ia,
Of A I'D, 56T, at 10 O'Clock In the forenoon 8
that diiy, and show cause, q any they have @
know, Why The said property shall not be con
demned or forfeited as Aforesaid.
This eJth day OF March, 1867.
SAN H. JONER
Z, :. Marshal for the District Of West Tenn.
mhTlH
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vEVFaaU copy or An OLD sCSfClA
CHEHTER, 1923.

4 700 Ter lrFalifft tg tf-a
81 clair, Of hostya.
HE IT r-F,ep tIl All men D thlF fltsrhl ~
80 us pascore hIaistres and freeineii pl we
Aasons, within he reHlme OF 9l4tlsAes /" .tA
aEpreff consent and sssent oi ~ 5S-.-Ns
Master 0f Wark 10 oar eouane ii3lu. 10 st
Sue kle a. fro8a siee 10 alge II mas " ,i. 7.
Ait smanE is that the Lands OF hoa4us @ ~.
ever been Patrons and PFoteetqI9 Ol VI ~ -
cur privileges, lk -aE our pieAsle-533ie l.
nJeyed aHd acknowledged them o Lattyl-I7
id ptect tlrss " ile that within ihif leN e.lLa,
lEroWch neg lgence and sieuthiu enss We
satnyn has past igrth Of vse whereby not onlt
la the Laird oi kOsllng iyne oul oi ms 5.'st
rvcht bat also our ha craft has been dc Atitte
- ane patron aud protector and O1-erEeeTf ok
las zen erlt HsnyIduld cOrruptlOBs ana I'M
tterfscffons bath am angis ourselves and ia our
- n md has given oce sion % rnluy perEones
-, r.wgeve evil CPiniOun OF as and our craft,
s0f fo leive of great enterprises Of policie be
g-ason on our 81 Al nllsoelly yiOur wtout gorrec-
tfor ,,rfereily not only The commuters OF The
fNrits mt aiso the honest men are disappayuit
- ff,eir craft and pfeit, As lyiAway es
-,sv fiis5ers aud supdrie controversies fails
~ e,,,-'rgis oursUIfs their follows crest aud
- @fsi5 iaconvenieHtis thr uzh want Of ane
fsafron aud Pro9ector). ~ not being shle %
.,-sit t,r1,r lie nrdinalr Judgs and JudguIe nt
~ 80 fesIuae through the occasioun Of cur
s.o,r,srtfe aud langsumness OF process for REM
"a ar of aud ior keeping ~ guid oydopr
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FR0W W4NHIY6TON.

special Dispatch 10 the IT. Louis Republican,
WAsHINGToN, April 4.-Fhe president
today nominated 20 the senate eX-sena-
tor Jas. W. Nesmith, of Oregon, as min
lister 10 Austria. He did not solicit the
position, and will probably decline it.
The president also nominated Gen.
Kirby Smith as consul TO Panama.
L morning paper publishes a column
on an Interview which one Of its repoT-
ters had yesterday with John 81. SurTatf.
It possesses but little OF interest. sur
raft denied assuming any disguise in his
escape from Canada, and says that be
walked upon board the European steamer
In citizens dress. He states he was one
day too late TO make his cfnal escape
from Rome, and is severe in den0uncing
his friend st. Marie, who he declares
betrayed him. He Is in excellent health
and good spirits, but like everybody else,
IS I'M doubt as 10 when his trial will
come of.
A letter received here from Charleston,
S. c., from responsible source, says the
I people are actually on the point Of star
Vation in the interior of that state. A
Sumter district clergyman declares
that three hundred persons are living In
that district on corn husks. Relief is
necessary at once. Not day, the letter
says. should be lost
The attorney general has as yet given
10 opinion 70 the president on the ques-
I ton as to Gen. Sheridan's power to re-
move state and municipal officers, under
the reconstruction act. He declares to
/ day that the question had not come be-
I fore him in an official form.
The new army register for 1906, cf
which it was proposed In the senate to
/ dsy to print ten thousand copies, does
not include the new organization Of the
army, but simply applies to the condition
I Of the regular forces at the close OF the
war. The register for the new army will
not be issued until the senate confirms
/ an OF the appointments to ill the exist
I ing vacancies.
| The senate to-day rejected Thomss
/ Shea for assessor Of the "a district Of In
diana. as he had just been confirmed as
| lieutenant in the regular army. some
! of the members of the senate thought ne
| had better hold on to that Office.
Returns to the treasury show that the
receipts from customs for March were
sixteen millions in gold. There were
cut eleven millions for the same period
last year. Internal revenue receipts are
again nearly approximating one million
OF dollars per day.
A senator stated i'm executive session
to day that it had been determined tC
remove Gen. SheridsaJ from command
in the Louisiana military district, bui
an inquiry ia the proper quarter show,
i ] that fbara l. no EofIndafior fnr tho zfory
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fury tha. drunkenness made atil more pima
II was towards TINS time that cries OF PAIN
and anger began 70 resound 10 the house at the
pont de ,terre, inhabited By Cosquer; and that
the rumour went The rounds Of the quarter
that the MACON beat bis wife.
To add 20 their misfoItunes, Margaret was
leliverec.o OF second daughter; this was named
rcoNr1EUED SUNDAY NExT.l
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OPTICAL.
SPECTACLES.


The only perfect Lens fn existence.
Superior 80 any other i'm use---con-
struetsI in accordance with the science
and philosophy Of nhtRre fR the pc.
euIiar fern OF
ConcaVo-ConVex Elipsis.
Admirably adapted TO the organ of
Sight. sad perfectly natural 10 the eye,
afforSiIIg altogether the hest artificial
help 10 the human vision ever invented.
Sold only by she Professor OF optics
and Spectacle Manufacturer.
The Advantages
or these Epectacles over ali others are:
Isf---1he only tFue lens known being
perfectly free from ehromatic light, so well
known 10 be the cause OF injury to the vision,
and whic ch makes the change from Spectaoles
70 Glassss Of stronger power so often required
while in many instances both near and distant
objects are seen With equal facility through the
same Gllsses.
2d----glan be worn with perfect case for
any lenifh of time at one sitting, giving as-
t0nishing elesrness OF vision, particularly by
can6le or other artificial Hght-comfort to the
spectacle wearer hitherto unknown.
Sd.---IEhen the eyes ache or pain
through the action OF bright light, such as is
reelected from snow, sunny weather, white
paper. snd in reading, writing OF sewing. or
vivid coiored bodies, these lenses, by softening
the rays, effect most agreeable sensation and
give great relief.
4th.--In als nervous affections OF tae
eye, causing duh and startling pains in the eye
ball or temple, appearance Of luminous and
dark spots in the atmosphere, aching or feeling
Ike sand in the eyes, the disturbed nerves are
Quieted and soothed.
5th.--.GrOund by peculiar machinery,
got mp at great cost, mathematically calculated
expressly for the manufacture OF this lens, SC
as to produce It with the true spherical accu-
raey, and its focus is At the exact centre. a
point oil vital importance, and which no other
lens possesses.
6th- --.rhsse SPectRcIes are scientifically
adjusted % every case Of detective sight with
unerring accuracy, whether arising from age
disease, strain, overwork or premature decay
by Dr. Il. BEREHARDT, on a new. exact prin.
ciple entirely his own, which has seldom failed
to be strset.
7th.--PrOof of superiority over the old
kind OF Spestacles: They are used exclusively
al all tile spitals for diseases or the eye IN
Berlin, Z eRssia, and elsewhere.
Sts.--sefng the original inventor and
uaDufa.cturer OF the Australian Crystal Glas
7 for Sptctaeles. He therefore claims that ht
has the only genuine article OF that kind in th'
I United States for saIa
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JOHN R. FRAYsER, N. u.
MEMPHIS. TENS., Februar

NJ d.
We lave examined the Lenses OF DR.. BERN
IARsr, and c0nsider them superior 10 any we
have seen. They are admirably adapted not
only toimp-Ove the inperfeciions OF Impaired
sight, hut to relieve the Weariness Of vision
whicn constant study produces. Many OF the
Glasses are of new and ingenious ntrivance.
We cotdially recommend the Doctor TO sll
nose who require scientific optical assistance.
GEORGE r. GRANT, N. D.
r. r. HOPSUN, u ID.
e. MILEs wtLLETr, n. D., I04 Adams street.
Rev. J. Q. STEDMAN
@. WHITE, Rec or Of Calvary Church.
.ev. j. u. " lIH ERSP POON.
ReT. Di $. II. FORD, Pastor Baptist Church.
q. A. DAVIS. Cumberland Presby terian Church.
VI. D. LILLY, o. s ID.
Dr. K. ". tR EIt+HTON.
Or. IRWIN. 40l ShRlby sire {.
Iestl nonlals similar 70 the above may be seen
81 Dr. ltEI.1 HARDI's Office, nom
R. d ARNOLD, n. D.. Savannah. Ga
JOSEPH II PLUNKETP, Pastor OF st. Paul's,
HON. JAMES L. ORR, Governor Of South o.
Hon. J6NATHAN WORTH. Governor of North
Carolina
Hon. a CURTIN, Governor Of PENNSYLVANIA
Hon. Q. I. MORTON, Governor OF indiana
Hon. ALEX RAMSEY, Ex-Governor Of Min
nesOtR
Hon. BLCH ARD YATES, Governor Of Illinois.
h SCI. MOUk, Governor Of New York
K +. tENION. Governor OF New York.
And many other distinguished gentlemen.
Several years OF Publfc practice and
study in the hospitals in Europe, adjusting spec
tscles 70 patients under every aspect Of detect-
tyeYision, as Wei as experience in an extensiVe
long established business in his optical stores,
Ootn here and In Europe, DR.. BERNH ARDI
considers 10 a sufficient guarantee Of his ability
70 apply such glasses as are best calculated for
the ass stance sr recovery Of imperfect sight.
Office Hours from 8 N. to pm.
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GtrArd College.

The pupils in Girard college now num-
Der 500, portion Of whom have been
recently admiSeds This number will be
kept up, new boys being admitted as
those IN the Institution arrive At the
proper age for binding out. The cost for
maintaining the college in 1856 was
Sis. .s26 is. OF this amount, S39, 999 20
was for subsistence, and SIS, ,958 43 for
clothing, bed clothing and outfits.
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STATE OF TENNESSEE,

NASHVILLE, jan. 20, 1851.
I. s. ". Hatchett, Comptroller OF the TreRs-
ury, do hereby certify tsat the Home Insurance
CGmpsns , located at New YORK city, IN the
StaSe OF New YORK. has produced 20 me satis-
factory evidence that said Company has com
piled with all The requirements Of the laws OF
the State Of Tsnnes ee, Imposed on Insurance
Nredenburgh, Agents Of said company, has also
com piled with the requirements Of the laws Of
wherefore said Home Insurance Company has
authority to take risks and transact the busi-
ness Of Insurance in this State At Memphis,
Tennessee.
This certificate o. agency must be renewed,
tie first days CT July and January each year.
Cl fSigned) s. W. HATCHETT,
La Comptroller, Tenn.
LINDSEY & VREDENBURGH,
ARenGs,
mrl9 3w No. Il Madison street, up stairs.
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An English stat s. has found that
aimee 1921 Mexico has had twenty-tbree
presidents, seven dictatOrs, two EN-.
parors- one vice president, and one gen
sralissimo. or an average of one ruler
avery sixteen months Maximiliau has
lad the longest reign Of any Of them.
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DIRECT IMP oRTATIoR
or
Cigars. Wines and Linu0rS.

DESI Wines, Liquors and Cigars Imported In
ID Bond, TO order, In Memphis. Also, best
Teas and CO1ee. Terms cash on delivery.
Orders received by Col. X. q. WINTbRSdITH,
No p Madison street, agent, Meanphis, or by
undersigned, No. Hanover SQua Z, New York.
mh20 IN J. kANKHEAD MAGRtIDER-
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TestIInonY Of RecommendaiIOns
From Medical Gsn1Iemen.
Professprs OF the highest Opthalmlc talent in
Mem plus, Tenn. and IN the Union:

Mem plus, Tenn, and IN the Union:
MEMPHIS, Tenn, February H. 1867
do most willingly bear my testimony in IA
vOr OF he superiority OF the Australian Crystal
Spectalles over all other kinds. They are con-
structe3 upon the best established aud under
Stood principles Of Optics, and their ada ptation
TO The human eye in It's different conditions OF
vision so perfect as to render sight easy with
out eGOrt. IN my opinion none Others should
be useC. since the eyes, once used 20 these, do
not seem TO grow old, and by having a focus al
any point OF the surface, they appear 70 restore
the ey es % THAR yputhful energy. I can the
more Confidently recommend Or. BERSHARDr
% the public nom an acquaintance with many
0f LhOse from whom he comes recommended 10
A L PA AI.DR Ii
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LODGES

LODGES
ASsEEoSA, No. lss. Meets u Monday II
every month, at Odd-FellUws Hall. cor. CGU-l
and Main. d. c. Trader, W. NJ; h I. Tom
huson. sec
Sou rH MEHl-HIs. No lis Meets "a Friday Of
each moutn-HRil. cor. Madison and second
i = Selia-s W. n BauI. X Pullen, Sec
L.ETI.A SCOTT. No. ga Meets Isl Fl day o. each
Ts0ntn Hall, cor Madison and second. John
Eiuslie. " NJ. n. j. Wood Eard. See.
EsNIfroE No. 29a Meets 81 Friday Of each
month-Odd- Fellows Hall P. N. Stanley
E'irI,,,sr n nc. No, Sfi III d. Meets 4th Friday
- eaeb nouth-2Ji Front street. John j..
WOrshsm, 81, " NJ B. X ru1en. .sild' Sec
ROYAL ARCH.
prD-,- Cl,ar.er. No l. Meets ID Monday Of each
oufh-odd-Felloqrs' Hsn. A J. Whee-er
H P; II. Il. Payuter, Sec
r. AND z. n.
ECREKA Council No. g. Meets Sd MONDAY oi
each month tldd- elioys' Hall John Lent,
Til ILL.,; n. J. Nlgsin- Rec.
TENPLARs.
CYEESE CoumRndery, No. & Meets 4.h Non
siav OF each month. John Gent, Conn., n. J.
Niggiu, Rec
a. AND A. SCOTTISH RITE.
2Ji Front Street
HERNEs Lodge ef Perfection, lith; No. I.
stated COMMUNICATIONS ID "Wednesday ni ghi
of each month. Henry ?. woodland a-di g..
kl.. Charles II. Carroll, lsth, See.
HrrEeAs Lod1e Of Fcrfectlon, iilh-i no =,
Neeis Efh "Wednesday or each MONTH HelLEe
Hellersil, I'd, c. 3i-. A. r. ran h "a TO- '
CasfPHrA rounrH ofPrfrces otJerusalerl, 10th, d;
No ]. Benz. X. Palleu, sd iaTsli-'- -
CALyaES- CHAPrER OF Rose CraiE, 18th, No /.
Charles W. Adams. sd, NJ. W.. a. L. Iolil-
sl:rrSFfE ltr,Iii, T1PI rssfs Counci or R-h, ssl
No i Henry r NOoGard, I'D, Comm =
HliisHI y C-r9le ~, LIE, l.se I. e74 r,,n
Aiuslie. SD Cosln.'. Ia ChleIi bo1s7 L
Trader, sd. kes-'-
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MEMpHTs. TENN. February IS. lsC7.

MEMPHIS. IENN.s l. ebruafy ID, lHI.
1 hare found great deal of pleasure in ex-
aminiIig the exquisite fabrics Of DIR. BERN
EARDT, IN the way OF Eye-Giasses. The Crys-
tai usea by him is OF wonderful purity, and the
style his Glasses so diversified as 70 suit every
CD cefTable case Of need. He has selected for
me pair Of Glasses, which promise TO give me
great aid and comfort in my future reading
am among the many persons who testify to his
capacity an Oculist and Optician and to the
value Cf his services rendered 70 them, several
pruinlIieBt Clergymen and Statesmen with
whom ! am acQuainted-
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LIE cnAsUEs or LIFE.
BY BIG LLOYD r %.

Ar Bdldlic0 % Sf-1fH.
a8ouId the changes OF life a.eF allupe. me .'
roam. 60 . 5.--...
F, a is1tg- Of FreeuasuIs % sur tud q Rom
'I-f.trs tne kind -Tui o. Friendship -liaii Wei
And SroriIsTiy love give that welcome a zsst.
There that soul-blud ng union only is known
That links the poor peasaaL To TIE KING OBJ '- %
There 'IssI5 las TIeh and the poor on level vii.
A.a. 1ss'6i 4s brothers, each other mes cordially
Eree..
when In. absent from Lolge, pleasure courts
me IN Faint .s-....
5f,,r Friendship and Harmony only are ihei e
s.hsr. We meet on the level ana art ON 1ls
square
ON the auicIlsands Of life should a Brother Di
rris ti,eB ffrs. the Iidness Of sfssous isshoggn
a. the heart prompts the hand his ai'lies7 'N
FOR 6ST mo.to is Friendship and sFotherly
Love
VIE. the Master o, AL irom bis staT-siudded
His Great Mandate shall issue to summon u'
home,
Nisy eacG Brother be IoUudto be duly prepared
IN the Grand Lodge above 90 receive ms W ''iN'
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-04-07
THREE YEARS

Three yeErz bring many cnangti- LLlet H- p
afTc5iits through the ts5 orbit OF ilr heaFeIi4
odze witness many "a lall aud many Fu ulI-e-
f5g Disappoin1meBts come aud are Nercgu e.
tFscr,t are epress-d aud hearts are huoyto hp
LgaiE The MasOns Lodge receives new ma. g.
90 Tor tts spiritual walls new wisdom 70 lis
rf0fll HCre myth 90 lis streuRth beauty 20 liH
,..stIty Likewiss tie brothers bear many g
poished block % ianlenteo grave 2 ne w y
A. me sasred por ali, treIfDllrg hands are stlil
t1-,e-tug Within the sulriru alu secluded
49, very nigh 60 lseaf el. lue LallOweu
= 81 ttnrliiug- The cali from las1r TO 30
.'..bnleut and from reirealtaelii O. la'1oI l-
- heard resOundinE ~hle .is Ilgio @. s'.t
.Ns-i-e'e new tenant who sleeps beneath ile
i1- i,, - -y,ergreen with which hs eolnfll- -'
80 49,, - -,-.sers-flle nufability OF ume-auea'
. ~ STbose sEo formed me real guale
slIei 70 5elast. become the nrst, Mhlie ,'sl W
-, - 49, he 9rst exchange places WIN ~,
-,,iistri,,,,ed in iIe race OF knowledge-- Lag.
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