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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-03-10
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aThe fyfth Artyeul Us swythe good,
80 that the preHtes be Of lawful blOd;
The Mayster tchsl not, for nOvantsge,
Make no prentes thar ys outrage;
Hyt VS. to meme, as ze move mere,
That be have hys lymes hole y-iere;
To the Graft hyt were gret schame,
To make an halt mon and lame,
For an unperfyt mon Of such blOd
SchuIds do the Craft but lytul good"
Again: The regulation adopted in
1868, at the General Assembly Of Mason:
held at London, was in the words follow.
ing:
aThat no person hereafter shall be dc
ceDted a Free Mason but such as are o
able body, honest parentage, good repu
tation, and an observer of the laws o
the land"
In Anderson's Constitutions, published
at London in 1923, we read:
mThat no Master should take an AP
PRENTICE unless he has sufficient I'm.
ployment for him, and unless he be s
perfect Youth, having no Main or Defec
i'm his Body, that may render him inca
nabJe of learning the ART of serving hi
| Masters LORD, and of being made 1
BROTHER and then FELLOW CRAFT il
due time"
And. lastly, in Lawrence DermOtt'I
| Altman Recon, first edition, London
I756, we find
"That no man can be MADE regulal
Freemason but such as are free from
bondage. of mature age, upright in body
and limbs, and endued with the nsces
sary senses of man."
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-03-10

The republican caucus met tonight, to
the question Of impeachment and ad-
jourRment Mr.. Banks presided.
Mr.. COvode, Of Pennsylvania, offered
a resolution to add a special committee
Of six 10 the Judiciary committee, for the
purpose of continuing the impeachment
investigation. Mr. Ashley had before
this offered a resolution to continue the
matter in the hands of the judiciary
committee, but this was blind. Ash
ley was known as the chief mover of the
COvOde proposition. Debate was limited
to five minute speeches.
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PROBABLE COURSE OF CONGRESS.

An ioeffs1tual effort was made in the
house to-day 10 bring up the tariff bill
snd get It referre@ to the ways and
means committee. The house directly
afterwards adjourned Until tomorrow.
It was evident that the house was not
inclined tG block out any work for the
session until after the caucus tonight.
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The repnlations adonted in the E

The regulations adopted in the early
part of the tenth century recite:
"That every candidate for the myste'
ries OF Masonry shall be free born, o
mature and discreet age, of good report
of sufficient natural endOwments, anC
the senses of a man, with an estate
office, trade, occupation, or some visibl,
way of acquiring an honest livelihood
and of working in his craft; that he mus
be upright in body, not defOrmed or dis
membered at the time Of making, but o
hale and entire limbs"
The poem on the Constitutions Of Free
masonry, written not later than tn
fourteenth century and preserved in tn,
Old Royal Library at the British
Museum, recites in ''Articltlus qlfiatus'
that
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RE-AssEssYlENr OF INCoarE TAX.

Inc internal revenue bureau to-day D.
sued instructions for the immediate as
sessment Of the income tax, as required
by law passed on last Saturday. The
time for assessment is changed from MAY
TO March, and the uniform rate Of five
per cent. is fixed on all incomes, with
one thousand dollars exempt, as required.
They are to go at once to work.
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DEFEAT.

Logan sustained Butler, but the result
was an overwhelming defeat of both in
the passage of the resolution to let the
matter stay with the judiciary.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-09-12

r,,ture of n National Bank in brooklyn
The failure of the Farmers and Citizens Ma
tional Bank of Brooklyn, and the appointment oil q
receiver for the same, is announced. The Brook
lyn Union Of Saturday says;
It will be remembered that early IN the winter
~ 1866 the messenger of this bank while proceed
inc along Beekman street in New York, was at
tackled by man who robbed him OF vallse cor
tanning some ten thousand dollars. After the col-
mission Of the robbery the thief jumped INTO d
butchers wagon with his booty, and notnlne mas
vet been seen or heard of him. The bank was es-
iablished in 1852, and in 1865 continued business
under the national bank system Inc capltai wa was
represented at $500, 900; shares IoO0O par D.; ~
The following the officers OF the pank Lfes
dent. Oren Nj. Beach Cashier, Henry ". Redheld;
directors. o. NJ Beach, Anthony Bets, John HICKS
David Sturtevant, Sylvester Tuttle W: l. fooie!'
S. w. Woolsey, Sylvester NJ Beard Watson San- san
ford George Ricard, Howen olnltn' Da'iu "h-
Iiams. and Daniel D. Leary.
The affairs of the bank, by those who nave the
most at stake on its solvency, are not considered
such as to warrant any fears OF ,iaUate loss' me
following as nearly as it could be ascertaineo, Is
tbe financial condition Of .he bank
Its capital stock is $500 900: its depoalts about
Il OOO. 600; circulation, including about SsOoO OF
notes issued under the old organization, S2ooo 10
$4,000 the reserve, amounting TO 10 per coh.Io ~
deposts and circulation, as required by law, should
have been about 5000 0G0; bu It fell short on the
1th of July about 100000; after the expiration OF
the thirty days notice to make good the dencit IN
the reserve, the law not being com moied with, the
order Of the COMPTROLLER was issued thus morning.
MIR. Frederick Platt took charge Of the affairs OF
It T is Trumored that the officers of the bank be-
lieved that they had complied with the law mas as
much as the alleged deficit was represented by
checks. gold certificates aud other available secu-
rites. The law provides that clearing house ceT-
tificates, representing lawful money,
shall be deemed to be lawful money" .
r. ia claimei that the whole difficulty between
the officers Of the bank and the Treasury Depart
.ort arose from difference Of construction OF the
statute and the nature Of the reserve rsaSred rd
Among the deposis0rsf of Was sSs 1 Western District
The former had deposit Of $4,000; the amount
Of the latter could not be ascertained.
Whether the depOsitors lose ANYTHING gS Or not not
themselves no trouble, as they are secured by the
United States, and will be paid whatever becomes
OF the bank.
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Mobile Market.

MOBILE, September 7.-CorroN-The market con.
tnues dull and quotations almost nominal. The small
sales to-day-ssy 70 bales-however, were made Oh
basis Of 22a22Hc for Middling
MONETARY AND FINANCIAL With the exception )f
fair INQUIRY Tor checks New York. business has been
very dull to-day The oeriI OF commercial are very
hight, and rates NAV be considered almost nominal
With these remarks we quote:
Gold 14Oa142 Sterng-sixty days commercial bills
1bO and sight 15lal52. New York sight Z premium
checking by banks and bankers and par to 4 premium
buying outside bills New Orleans sight continues duu
at nar TO 4 premium.
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THURSDAY MORNING, SEPTEMBER -, 1867.
THE BEAUTIFUL LADY.

THE BEAUTIFUL LADY.
There is gertle lady very fair
Her looks are sanity and her voice is rare;
She walks through al the town,I
Nor fears to soil her gown.
They say this lovely lady is not afraid
OF any being that the Lord has MADE,
She sees her father's look
Within the meanest NOOK
And so she walks serene through every lane
Where hunger struggles herce Win SIN anu pai'i'
And angry curses leap
In passion wild and deep
She does not even tremble at the sight
She stares and gazes like 4 lily white,
ILL., awed 10 peace they see
Her spotless purity
She STAYS beside the couch when all have fled,
And laws upon her breast tre dying head,
And signs away all fer
With voice serene AID clear.
She takes the little children in her arms.
And gives them bread to eat and mildly Claims
Their throbbing hearts that beat,
And wipes their bleeding feet.
Dear children tell me, will go you with her
This lovely lady, each her messenger
And bid the orphans come,
And have with her their home?
Her name think, is charity below
But VIII IN her bright, immortal wings do grow
The angels there above
In Heaven will call her Love,
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hhas Shoulders al l49alt cents 2.le' e;Ssed al Il
cents tor Shoulders, Il cents ., ~ 40 II Sets 10Y
offered sales OF Butchers Lard At l3,i cents;
quote Western at Jl. l.a37. cents per pound We quote
Mess Pork firm at 80 per nbl-sc'rcc.
R1cr-Is nactiyc Quorc RanSoon al 9a9hi cents. and
Carolina IL sa1. cents PER pound
suoAR-Was held h.mcr to-day. owing 10 the advance
in gold premium: the only sales reported were 6o hhds
Porto Rico at Il .aH cents per pound.
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Anguish Market.

AUGUSTA, September ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
kers are buying at 141 and selling at l43 900
SnyER-Brokers buying at 1872 and selnng at loo'
Srooks-Stocks, Bonds and Exchange quiet
CorroN-Ihe market has been very quiet to-day sell
ers not being willing to accede to the offers OF buyers
they Offering about one-haf cent below YESTERDAY
6onres Sales amounted to So bales, as follows: at
lSH; at 10; at 81; t 20h; at 81; at p; ut y
22I "a at o. and % bales at 2Ss cents. Receipts,
40 bales. o.,
17bals cts Sides 1s4al9 cts and Clear Sides l9a
cts; dams 20a23 cts.
CoRN-we quote White at 81 25a1 80; Yellow Mixed
81 GOAL 25.
wHEAr-we quote Red at 81 sOa2 10; White at 81 lOa
2 90 sacks included.
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An /.
w that the! Will do all that is claimed "r heai and
cleerfully recommend them to- publ favor.
r. II. WATTS. Ex-Governor e.! Alabama
j. ". \. SANDFORD. Atty Geui of Alabama
ROBT. D0UGHERrl. Jud"c Suprrnu Court Ala
have used GALLIGHAN'S PILLS on liy plantation
for Fever and Agre and find them al that IL claimed
them. Hos ! JUDGE
Montgomery Aia September -, lSis.
LowNDEs CoU;lY Al.'aua
GaIIIGHAN'S FEVER AND AGUE Pills viii IL.
They arc decidedly the best medicine for Chs and
yer ever pave / would not he without them ior ii,
times the price. y ""Ni WI
ANrEncUs April l., 1SG.
One box Of GAI.LIGHAN'S PILLS cnrei he perfectly
of Cbills and Feyer. They the hes; medicine tot
Chills and Fever ever saw. A. G RoNALbauN,
Cerk Supcrlor Court. sumter county i'a.
MoNrGoMrRY. Az. lUly .. i5c';
uoea,,, FLINT x HAI.E-OENTs: have used y"l'i
GAILIGIIANS PILLS on two occasions i"r 'nillS ana
Fever and find tla they effect al that they arr 'n'c',
ed IN Jn They ur the best remedy tor the dsrisc il1l
have ever tried consider h'n peIi,Iy i''laI''
Respectfully, IN Il ~ -, h,..
GRAND Sec GRAND Lodge of +. and a. NJ. of Alabama
ALBANY, Ga March H. 1867.
have used GALlIGHAN'S PILLS III igriN c'S's :
Chills and Fever, with perfect sucecss NC! AZ '|
beet Fever aud Ague Pill put NJ. ,,,Nr
WHOLESALE IN CHARLESTON. By
GOODRICH. WINEMAN ~ co.,
NJ I5i Meeting street.
And by all DrueqrIr.
HIOINT ~ HALE.
PROII;lEIORS.
Nav Il tmu Montgomery, Ala,
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Passengers.

Per steamer Pilot Boy, from Savannah via beaufort.
Hilton Head &c--H + Yerk. \ Mcdonald. } 4 Butler,
wife and daughter. : Il BLISS. j liu hnore j Ken
nard J L Budd. c Barlow Col G Colcock, Spangle
and WIFE Cleary W Porter. Il Alarhcy j Apple. \
McCrea Kressel and wife. DR. J Oliver Conley. -
Coyne = sand ison, Conley. - Llewellyn, Taylor.
C Mitchell, Millar and % deck.
Per steamer st Helena. from Etlsto and Rockville
C Bailey and lady, Miss Amelia Johnston. Miss NJ \
Sharp + W Lemon. Wilkinson, Whacy. & Sccie,
Chisolnl. Il Seabrook J Davis. and II deck.
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baltimore Market.

BALTIMORE September S.-CoFFEE-Some inquiry
With sses of 1850 bags Rio Anna on private terms.
Cocros-We continue 10 report quiet marKtt; Siii',i
sajes ~ ordinary and repacEed at a2i cts; quote @
dEng 261Ea26 cts .,,,. ..o,o, ro,,or,od wore
n.Iows 1000 bbls City Mills super for export at ~;
so ,,. Howard street super at ~ .5ac lOo Dds '"
ioo SntbwesterD super 81; 100 bbs Western Extra
non a, So 100 bbls Howard street Extra at $40; 2yo
rI T,tv Mills do 1t sI0al0 70, 20 bbs Northwestern d
Dols s 6o We also learn there were sales oi Brazil
I'D cSty Mills Extra but particulars ,oi trahsi
Tna market Closed stronger though "i''''u' any q'o'
able change o.,arnos ,,r. comprsed of 2IOO bush
1t and $500 bushels red; market hih We ho'ce
e - a60 bushels white at 81 6O; Iioo l'isnei5 ~" Al
- sSo do inferior fair at - foaZ 'o ,so Duses m m
90 AZ. 1850 bushels good do al % oaZ DO Eoo" o
REQ - 90 Ok dncuded were lCt0 bushels Ohiol ~
Dut Dush y, 90 90 aud 1000 bushels low grade al - ODD
hreg,Ilar for tough lots; prime dry IN very
LVo5 ~ 1o, Co1,-43OO bushels White ana 3zI" oisii
1,ou pf,er.d; market hrnier; sales VI ztoC Du' i
-hj, AZ 81 lSal 10; 100 bushels m1eo al 81 - C
.' WIZ v.IIow nj 81 26 Oats-3SO bushels Iec1Neu'
s -, 6S;y1 bushels good choice at 6lsoo xIoo u &
= Iovv grades at45a56c. Rye-l3io Dusnss % o .. ~ %
bnshels sold as quality from u % ooSN - - P'
buebel. o4d. stock in first hands
MOIAssKS.-No S1ies ieP"i'e"' ~
very much reduced -, demand IN dsy, psr-
'eIs 'esovIsIoHs sRacon was IN brisk demand W uay'
Iry sides and prices further advanced ehIy -. ,Ss az
i,o rs hbds clear rib Sides we're SOLO ih 'ls a. -
, md so subsequently resJd at Is cents; ~ h ,s
III sides at 16I< cents, and ater ~ Genus 'f '''''
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-09-12
ASTRO GY.
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AT THE WONDERFUL REVELATIONS
MADE BY THE GREAT ASTROLOGIST,
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CHE REVALS SECRETS NO MORTAL EVER KNEW.
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She brings together those long separated gives norna
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uccrscs of the person. She reads your very thoughts
and by her almost supernatural powers unvas the dark
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see IN the rmament-the malehc Stars that
pr-dominate in the confguraton-irom the aspects anil
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at the time OF brh she deduces the future destiny Cf
man Fail not to consult the greatest Astrologist on
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New Orleans Market.

NEW ORLEANS. September 7.-our quotations ale
generally intended to represent wholesale prices AT re-
Tan or In filling small orders higher rates may have to
be paid.
CorToS-we have no improvement to report to day in
to SELL and were evidently disposed to make additional
concessions. but the majority of buyers held aloof
throughout the increased depression prevailing at New
York and Liverpool in connection with the favorable
tone Of the accounts from the interior including the be-
lief that satisfactory purchases be effected later
in the month. Under these circumstances the days busi
ness was restricted be confined IT'S bales taken by
three or four parties, foi the filling up OF previously
finished orders Prices indicated further weakness,
a decline OF &c q ID. being submitted to in
aoe instances in order to realize. The reduction how
ever not being uniform orbear changing last
ing's quotations and consequently repeat nomnay
1ow Mddlins 23 1la24hc., and Middling 26a26]sc
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They are unrivaled for their singng qualities and for
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OFFICE OF THE CHARLESTON DAILY NEWS NEWS
CHAnLrsroN. wednesday Evening, Sept. IL. 1867
Tho transactions were too limited to establish prices,
huvsrs being generally out of the market or offering de-
o,nnR rates Sales 90 bales say at 161s; at Is; at
a1,<.sat21H;5s 2lI; at 2S and bales new cotton
at 24Is cents z, ID. Quotations nominal.
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COMMERCIAL.
Exports.
rne Charleston Cotton Market

NEW YoRK-Per schr wanata-777 tbs RHsin 4o3 pois
Spirits Turpentine, 3d. 600 feet yellow flne
box Mdze.
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Wilmington Market.

Wilmington Market.
WILMINGTON, September 10-IURrESdlSEI-ls 81 M IL urn,
and In fair demand Sales of 325 bbs at % 81 or
snS vsllop, dip and 81 So for hard, q 2SO lbs
SPIRITS TURPEnTIsEThe sales to-day are no p"iS' a'
6sH cents and l57 do. q; "a cents q gallon@; @ . %
Ros1s-No change in prices Sales OF oo % ODE. d. %
for sra,ned Common So 25as3 371 for No. . - 'aS Tor
No. l. and 81 62z for Pale. ,. "a ,-
TARA small lot rs bbs,l chauSed hahus Al = 80
D Dbl.