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MASONIC COLLEGE,
Macon, FaYstte County, TeBH-

~ ~ ~ thirty miles nom Memphis. seves
- miles norLn OF LafayeJte Depot, D.. = 3. r. ~
FACULTY.
u ~. JOHNsrny, Abb, President and Professor
OF Ancient Languages.
OL-AL p. lOUNGt A-b-5 Professor OF Bfaffa-
COLIN MckISNEY, A.W. Professor o. yrz-f-r
ana sioral Science and Elng.iaiI I.Hfa-.f1r4-
ms institution was reopeusd Oerrber .r-.5
81 la4 Eeacned a stale ~ p-rE1auerr aH--
Si1ucy. EeAI Annual Session rfIT ~. r.--a. ~
July ID, ls9l, and viii consist OF I've 7ar-r..
weeks each
-, 3 = a - 1s--EBglish and Eatls1raf.es- SD.
- ta4 ~ per erm. Zach T.lr -i44g1 8 a-.r-s
pei tsrtn- CoutlDgent fee s. Sd Der f-.---s
E4eatLel5 oo1lrds lElci udiEz Z room fle .-.l4r-
Ing ana Light, IS per uoElh-
Al Necessary apparatus viii r,s --r-sr--.f
oousey ance nom. Lafayette ztsri15l -r Ma
con. " eduesdsys and saturdays.
y e. the Trustees, have detzHt-1 z.sl5 IN r-..-f-
Lnia hrsl class Acagiem emic Eus Itufrou
II. Ins scholarship experience and s-r-szF
OF our faculty.
q Ihs 4ievated tone oF ctr ccr7r7r4nHf-r
81 4ne Aralthful locality rsgGl.4--o fr1.r tina
eorrup pllnE Influences aud vices r.F sff-- ~
atn- rtYorsole prtcss viii ru.bie b. 10
achieve this success
President Beard ~ q r. rrr~cTur
secretary --.-..-----JJaN W.ALEEAEUEE
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KATANAGH L DECKER's
BILLIARD TABLES
THE most reliable Cushion used on Billiard
Il Tables Is the
CAT-GUT CUSHION,

Manufactured by KAVANAGH & DECKER,
end Patented Dec. l8, l566- lSee Scientific
American, FoL 10, No. LII
II ts the only Cushiou that possesses AL the
qualities essential 70 Perfect Cnshtsn- 10 f.
Lue ul OFT elastic and most durable Cushion ever
onered % the bllliard-playing pu5iic, az Is
tDung alnlIy proven By the great demand for tL
since rs iutrod uctiou- The peculiarly Wuicn
qlstin cuisines the Csi-lIut Gus ZION and renders
II superior % all others is the tghteued cord OF
eat-auB - hich Ovsriies the ace and edge o. the
rubber anc running the fulI length or the
Cushion Wslel prevents the ball from betdin NJ
into TIE rubber and jumping rom the t.bls
The addif on Of the eat gut cord also "a is
much to lne elasticity Of the Cushion.
The CAt-Hut Cushion has already been an
piled % over 100 tables. which are in eonstRnf
use. II can be applied 70 tables OF any make
for 50 PER set
ESaYtlzzs1 q f1scEEr's f'actory, a. the corner
OF centre anG Llua. streets. y. r, Is the most
com pieta of i1s kind In the world Tiae ma
chtuery a Of the mos m proved charac1eF. he
lumber drytnz room the largest in the United
state, the material used tie best that can. be
purchased, ald the WOrzmsn tdorouznIy
skilled.
Billiard Cloth, Balls, Cues and Thinning. All
Of the best make, constantly Ou hand
Kavanagh q Decker are the only AGENTS In
this country for kay's Cue Ceuaent. adfudgsd
by competent authorities % be the best Cement
ever used
Fun size Tables cut down for 500.
Send for LIlusl ated Price List.
kAFANAGH q DECKER
Corner Of Centre and Canal Streets
SEQ tfez0 View York city.
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The Great Southern Remedy.
DFs c. WILLIAMS
PulmOnlC BalSam OF Wild Cherry
WOOD NAPTHA,
Recommended hg distinguished members Of
the Medical Profession.

THIS Preparation has been for the last twen-
/ ty years introduced TO the public, and II
has, by its Intrinsic virtues es a remedial agent
secured a remarkable and en- vtable reputation.
Persons who have tried it tender their unQual.
ided testimony in its praise; and Il Is our can
did opinion, based upon observation, that 10
mas already saved hundreds OF persons from y
premature grave. IL bias cured cases that bar
fied the skin OF some Of the best medical prac-
tibOners Ia the country.
1t has cured cases that were considered hope
less. 1t has given relief in violent Coughs,
Colds, Asthma, WhOoptng-Cough. Group, brOn-
ehitis, Bleeding Of the Lungs. aud that fell en-
envy Of our race-COnsnu ptiOn
II you value your life and health, be warned
In time, aud do not tribe with your Cough and
Gold any longer. but 1mmed lately procure a
bottle or two OF this iniallibie preparation,
which Is admitted by al who have tried IT, 20
be the most valuable and scientific preOaratlon
ever offered TO the afflicted in all diseases OF the
Respiratory Organs.
Be mot deeeiyedt Purchase no other remedy ,
Remem Der your health nay, lie, may depend
upon your caution in this particular, and thai
tfiis IS the only reliable remedy nov presen ed
70 the afflicted that not only promptly cures
Coughs Colds, and all diseases Of the Throat
Breast aud Lungs, bat VIII, in its earlier stages
flst gOyiuslV cure Consumption, II this remedy
Is resorted to in time, and the directions which
are ample are faithfully followed.
Sold by all respectable Druggists in the city
Of Memphis. and throughout the Southern and
Western States.
September IA. 1887. sells
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SEMPHIS APPEAL
MASONIC INTELLIGENCE.


HOLLY SPRINGS, Mss, Sept. y, 1851.
Mr.. Editor:
win you be kind enough 10 inform me
If the author Of the General Altman
Recon Is Gen. Sickles, Of the Federal
Army2
Very Respectfully, r.
The author Of the General Ahimau
Recon (the best monitor extant,) is not
Gen. SfcE7es but plain Daniel SIoKELs,
Of the house Of Macoy q Scksls, and the
Masonic Publishing and Manufacturing
Company, 4S2 Bronze street, New York.
Bro. SICKEIs is a S8d., and Secretary
General Of the Supreme Council Of that
Degree for the Northern Jurisdiction Of
the United States, and withaI a most
genial, generous and honourable gentle
man, TO take whom by the hand does one
good.
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Ninth Prize /:

Lot No S, IN Hays subdivision, Memphis.
iize I12xl5z feet. A beautiful building lot,
Valued at 5000.
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One Third. or Less than One Third
the Rates Established bV
such Comp petitOrs.
w HITE MAN ROS.,
Manufactures Of and Dealers in
PRINTING PAP Err,
No.5a Northeast cor. 80. 81 south Court
Public square, ] o.
Nashville street. p Memphis
a Gard.

vvE will at once rebuild our warehouse and
w VII have q complete By She 18th of sep
TEN ler. but Dy the nrst day " tlaL month We
VIII be read v 10 receive goods on store
lhs sheds siL be divided int hre proof com
Tboze ygro have patrouized as Tor The last two
seasous. and those whs may have propo'Hts1-e -
do SO the sppfoacbipg Gle iInay resi- assured We
will be resdy for Them
We design' establishing a Cotton Compress in
connection with cur warehouse upon ~ al
ao.ut lot. which viii be resdy by the lst Of Oc-
tBBer or sooner. NE Proximity o. cur eslao-
IishIueuJ 10 ghe river renders The handing %
cotton 20 convenient that We can transfer cot
ton for shipment by river Tree OF dray age Ihe
advantage of the pOsitlsn lE eaual e one q ay-
aye on aH eaton sent iOr b1pressfnent lron
other warehouses, wbiis on AL cotton IN our
warehouse for cO1apresslneHt Jnere can De lHo
drayages saved, since 10 wOuld be as easy for as
10 transfer it from our shed 70 tne compress -
TO turn i cut in The ordinary way for TRANSFER
ivg1 j. r CHRIsTIAN & CO.
J. M, GooDBAR, J. X. = 0ILLIbAeDt
Tafe OF Brapeford Late with south
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termined to hold their meetiags. 1t Is
probable that they fitted up . regular
Lodge room in an upper story of the
house. It is 8 well ascertained fact that
some Of the Brethren held their meetings
there for many years and that the Lodge
which before, and after the revolution,
was " No. 81 bore the additional name
Tun Lodge" in allusion 20 the place of
its origin.
However the first Lodges may have
been constituted, 1t is well known that
the members were not perfectly satisfied
with the matter, and they must have
felt an anxiety at an early day to be-
come recognized in other parts OF the
world a. lawful Masonic bodies working
under proper authority. On the 30th Of
April, 173S, the wershipfuI AHthouy Wis
count Montague, Grand Master OF the
MasORs in England, granted his warrant
to certain Brethren in the town Of BOs-
ton, Mass, to form a lGraDd Lodge Of
Masons, and appointed Henry Price
Grand Master OF North America, with
full power to nominate deputies and con-
stitute other Masonic Lodges. The body
was organized in Boston on the 30th
Of July, 1913, and entitled st. Johns
Grand Lodge" They were not an
cient York Masons, but belonged 10 the
moderns, y, 8 division OF the Order then
very powerful in England. The knOWE
edge Of the creation Of this controlling
Masonic body seems to have been sufti-
cient TO induce the Philadelphia Lodges.
to abrogste their organizations, and seek
charters from the body then having due
authority.
On the oath Of June, therefore, in the
year 1874, the st. Johns Grand Lodge OF
Boston, issued a warrant to Benjamin
Franklin, and other MasOns, residing in
Philadelphia, authorizing them to instl-
tute Lodge Of Free and Accepted Ma
sons. OF this privilege the parties
ayailed themselves, and shortly after
wards the first Lodge was constituted,
Franklin having been appointed master.
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Our Latest Improved
NEW SCALE PIANO-F0RFB.
GRoVEsTEEN & CO.,

THESE Instruments, after the most hattering
Il testimonials from the INST Plantsis In the
country, who. a. our solicitation, have tested
them IA the seV crest man 1er fossi5be have been
pronOunced THE ElN Est SQUARE PIANO
FORTE MADE II THE WORLD.
IL has always been our policy during the
tfiTtV tV-sfr years 1nat We have nan uiacf ured
Pianoa, LgCiue thOllsalld Of Slich are now Ia use
IN the United STATES and Europe, % give the
finest instrument at the lowest cost. Our supe-
rior lac 6ties enable Us 70 Oder then from one
10 thnes hnndred dollars Jess than any other
First Class House.
The ne OF these instruments are remarkable
for their peculiar sWeetness and Great Brii-
hancy, never losing their quahty when forced
70 their utmost capacity. The lower register
retaining - positiveness. docs not destroy the
uaiudle aild npper registers BY ming ing with
them ia disagreeablc confusion. the refined
beauty Of tore being equa ly delightful % .he
an upractlcec and 20 tie most cultivated ear.
They are an entirely new style Of Plane, I'm
ishsd In the most 50 perb manner t0ifh foldr ha3
rsifld e9T1sers frgsl diid back heavily cnrqed legs
and Lyre Serpentine Base richly moulded, ana
each Instrument Is fully waTraRted for nve
years sep5 d&wly
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vi anu A1AeG 81 gNN ~
SPIRITUAs.
J. Shllaber irresponsible FOL

Bro. ShiIlaber irresponsible for the fol-
lowing: ---
Alta spiritual seance at the Banner Of
Lfoht rooms, the other day, the highly
sDirftuaI question Was asked by one
Perry Ashley, If jeff Davis and other
prominent leaders OF the rebellion would
not have been hangi, had they not been
"Royal Arch or High Masons!" " The
question revealed the greenest sim
plicitv, but the "spirits" answered It
very gravely, naming Masonry a. " su-
perior to the American Government "
that it thas a larger power and more
subtle force is exerted rom It's centre,
than ever has been exefted from the
centre Of Government or in all proba-
bility will be exsrted.
This is something new to US, but more
surprising the fact that the spirits
should admit that JEFF. Davis was Ma
son at all We saw It denied, quite
recently, that he was Mason IN q Ma
sonic journal, and take that TO De better
than the invisible authority he Is not
a Mason, and the spirit should not nave
lied about It. The same Mr. Ashley tnen
asked II Masonry did not override ana
subvert all staEUte and ciYu law, ana
the spirit answered! OstensiOiy IL OOes
not, but really it dOes." -
II is very evident that the spirit has
not been inside Of a LOdge-room, and has
associated only with the ghosts OF antlss
Masons since arriving there. 1t is a
pleasure to know this, and we feel safe
in the assurance which even this gives
Us that our Lodges are still tyled by the
faithful old guardians who watched them
here. against the intrusion Of such as
might hope to sneak in by tyler ia the
flesh, whose spiritual eyes are not opened.
It would delight Father Martin, we
know, 10 meet some Of his old opponents
there, and shut the door in their obtru-
sive faces.
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Fashionable Dancing Iea5emy

MADAME LEIsE, Of Now 0-f---. .4
u most respectfully anuogues ~ g.I-' .--.5-.--
of Memphis that she viii b lar rl- IT
the above graceful aecorlrl -sfr-T.--- --
= ~ Al q uE7uAX in So 5slIIllzr a. ~ ~
lsr-nn BLOCK second street, w-zre -..e g-....-.
oy sLfl aLtenfl non 10 the Al van ler1-.. -.f --
merit share u the pu5llc Balssua..s. ~
l., having taught In most =. ~ .-t
cities OF the south and sourrvv--- - g.
meet hare wish the same ul .s1u..z.' --.-.
snicn Aas hltherto mar8e,l Ger el ans. "a. .-.-
struction elsewhere. Daysandt 1rr-e I. --l.-.---.
FOR Children, Tuesdays era zrs.r.5... .----
nall past 3 O'Clock tn dark Tor q aaIes .--.--
Ly an III T. iur Gentlemen, rom $ rs-I F..
Pm, Al LEe sans day. Reference r.l-4r.-
uOnaple, or which, and other uarf-e.s.-r
ple-se see cireularss Whloa viii be found :. ~
pf4n 4pal BOOK and music s-or-s- .srIrl .-..-.-
elale Jall=gnerlcs and Lauclug taught In -rr-
ZlEsn taLca q mnnrh
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-F9StaHinu HRmhf rnn RnnkIa TiR.

On the most favorable terms. We sre having
thein manufactured Of the most superior iron
and thoroughly tested.
ID. II. DAVIS & co,
Commission Merchants.
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FAssMAN's IRON TIES

TVHE uBderEigued have made extensive ar
i raugements 20 supply the demand for these
Iles lie preseut season.
TIn al. Stion 70 the FASSMAN IRON TIE and
BUTTON TIE, 80 extensively used hereto fore,
they now oder his ALLIGATOR TIE, with
teeth SO arranged as 10 + sanity clamp the
hoop when the pressure Is removed nom the
bale, and hold a Without slipping
Great pains have been taken 70 secure the
best quality Of irpn-
Thes- Ties are so simple in their arrange
meDt that they can be applied by any one, 70
bales b any size, Wath Ne same facility and
erpedition g. ropes IN Strength, seoHrity and
racl ity Of application, they viii compare IA
yorabIy with any > et Introduced
The adVautsRes Of Iron Ties are now gener-
ais. RECON fzed: but 10 is deemed not out Of
place TO ca j the attention Of those interested
10 the very emphatic recOluEne eudaLion Of I'm
derWrlterE, steam boat Captains, and Owners
aud Agents Of Sea steamers and Sailing Wee
seis. receotly polished 10 the newspapers IN
CHAMBERS & LIFTING,
se22 No o. Cau0nd eiet street, \. o. .
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NEW YORK CARDS.
yellow Fever and small Por.

NEW IoBE, June, l8d7.
We. the undersf gued Shipping Merchants OF
the city OF EsW York, from the OF repeated
testimony OF many different sea Captains
in Whom we have implicit confidence.
and feeling it n duty which we owe our fel 0W-
men, hereby bear witness or the great con d
lisncs We feel IN ne truly marvellous curative
powers Of Major ]. 7. LANES INDIAN REM
EDf fOr the cure and prevention Of Small Pox,
Fellow Fever, etc, aud we Cheerfully add our
signatures. hoping its wonderful merits and
great blessings may be made known 70 ths
word Erett Sons e Co., a3 south street, Cur
- = ard - -outh street. b. 4 De Wolf a Co,
lla Broad street; Heney & son, . COenttes sip;
slin pson z shaw, = Uoenties Sip; VIM. A.
Moore, 40 south street; Jas I. Tapscott, g
5outn street Geo l. Tapscott, OF TapscOtt Bro,
- 5OuEh street Robert Hawke. sg ssouth strset
and many others.
MS heIneqy has never been known 70 fail.
FIies @ heT package, g Forwarded free to any
J. I. LANE 4 Co.
sec W. Ifi Broad way NeyF YOrr
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Architect and Engineer.

1lHE undersigned would respectfully INFORM
il his friends and the public that ne is pre-
pared 10 devote his whole attention 70 Design
ing ans and SuPerintending Buildings, with
as much energy and attention to mis- patrons
interest as he did for the City's interest while
City Engineer
son streets. charges reasonable.
J. II. MCCLURE
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BIZ BRO CAPT. sAM'B WHITING.
When far In foreign lands we roam.
And no loved faces we uescry.
This bond makes every place a home
The Mystic Tie the Mystic Tie"
When tossed upon the stormy sea.
Or sick In Gistant lanes we be,
A hCUCht cOnsOlng, lis hat we
are brethren OF the Mystic Tie."
II brings kind friends around oar bed.
II bids US look 70 God on high;
by II our thoughts 70 heaven are led,
Dear Mystic Te"-sweet Mystic Tie"
When turning homeward Ger the main,
We watch our bark in gladness fly
10 bear us 70 our friends agalB,
Our oTelhrsD q the Mystic lie"
Oh msy this bright, fraternal chain,
That binds Us heart to heart below
Unweakend and uudimm'd q remain,
When to the heavenly Lodge we 20.
There by this bond that e'er shall last
Eternal as the starry sky,
Nay we be linked when life is past
Sweet . Mystic Tie p" sweet Mystic Tie.
CLEVELAND, o., Sept. u, 1867.
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Sen. g. Warden; Edward Douglas, M.
+. Jun. G.. Warden; Henry Lansing, v.
@. Treasurer; VIM. H. Haskell, Y, O..
X. of S. and A; Henry L. King, v. g..
Master Of Ceremonies; Henry b Whit
man, V. G.. Master Of Entrances Amaza
Fnilar. Tyler.
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THE DISCOVERY UF TnE AGF.
MoGIMsEY's MAGIC SOAP

It Is a labor saving invention. az well IS 10 in
valuable remedy in Scurvy, Scalt Heal. E,r1r.-
lions or he Akin and Piles. Da1dfufF r. r.
moved from the head, the Teeth " nftaue1 ana
cleans d. Plate and Jeweiry cleaned sfaf8s
effeetually removed nom Carpets Fnrrir1-e
Clothes, Paint, Narnish or Marble VIZ -
greatest AGILITY and without Injury 10 Ire ma
tsrial. II Is 4 great saving Of tiIae and Ia6-sr
in washing clothes. IL Is the only known SreD
which viii wash FlEunels with the eqsa al COZ
ton or linen without fulling or shr1nE Eil1g "A q
these Important objects can be eectef " fIloT1r
injury % the skin or the most deiicats HsDrics.
TO possesses no deleteriOus qualities wharsyer
The world Is challenged % procuCs "a sosIr
which possesses 50 many valuaDle pruuertfg-
and which is 50 tnnOcuous and eafe n Ii =
home invention, and dsfes oomp petition la anv
part OF the world It has become a uecessir irv
in Memphis, and It's use Is rapidly spreading
thrOu Eleut the south, and eventually TgiIi ~
tend over the Yankee states, Norm and SourIt
America. europe, ASA, africa anu OceanIra-
Manufactured solely by q. p. McGimsey Mem
phir Tenn, and sold at the following piirpeg IN
the city At wholesale and retail Page q q, fs
Deans, Taylor7s Drug Store, Poplar gfreers
Kings corner Of Third and Adams Q5iyer u
Co.'S DeSOtO Block, Madison street. vgitI .f,o-,
be found at any respectable family g7rcary- o--
drug store. The Proprietor is determined thar
its manufacture shall keep pace with me r4D-
idly extending demand FOR its use auI&
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Wla. Il. rRIGG. JOHN 7. PIGoTr. VIZ. n. Johnson
WM. -. TRIcc & CO.,
Bankers and Exchange Dealers,
REAT, FSTATE AGENTS.

BOONVILLE, MO.
DUY and Sell Exchange; Deal in Gold and
10 silver Coin. BANK Notes and Military
B0nds; Deposits Received aRd Accounts Kept
for Correspondents Real estate Bought aud
Sold Taxes Paid. etc; Loans Negotiated upon
Real Estate Security Bonds, Stocks. Mercan-
tile Paper, and other Securities Bought and
Sold ON Commission; Collections upon al ac-
cesslble points made upon favorable terms
and proceeds promptly accounted for.
Tendering our services 70 our old friends and
the public generally for the Transaction Of any
business pertaining 70 q Banking Exchange
Collection or Real Estate Office,
We are, very respectfully,
Nm. II. TRIGG & CO.
P. S.-We have abstract Of Real Estate Re-
cords OF Cooper Co.; Original Entries. Deeds,
MORTGAGES, Judgments, Wills, DEGREES, etc.,
showing condition of title TO all the Real Ks
tate ia the County. VI. II. T. q CO.
Og9
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SOUTHERN HOTEL
FOR LEASE
AND FURNITURE FOR SALE.

THIS new and splendid Hotel. containing
Il seventy rooms, besides bar-roOm. Offices
barber shop, etc, has been placed tn our hands
for Lease Tor a term Of years, with Immediate
possession.
The commanding location at the corner Of
Main and Beal streets. and the convenient con
structiou Of the house, with its ample accom-
mOdatlOns, oner gre at Inducements 70 an en-
terprising and experienced landlord, and 20
such one every possible inducemeut viii be
gwen in the price aud terms OF rent,
A great bargain will be given in the sale OF
the Furniture, for which real estate in the city
VIII be taken In payment
TERMS ;-s500 per month, without the Bar
and Dining Room on first door; S70o permonth
with the Bar and Dining Room. Furniture,
Yalued at SIZ,O00, will be old for s6o0l.
seH ROYSTER, IRRELEVANT & co.
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Wants from MississipDS.

A sITUATJ0Ni In Wholesale Grocery store
n preferred, by q man OF steady Moral Char
acter. He has had some experience in
BOOK keeping. His acquaintance extends 70
ChickaSaW, Okubbeha, LOWndes Monroe
aud POntotoc Counties, Miss. Perfect satisfac-
ton given as to character, qualification, etc,
hor the present address D, Box 80, C0rinth.
seq Il
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LOTTERIES.
HE NANDO. MISS
AUGUST, 1867.

THE First Drawing, which took place at Her
I nando, Miss, on the 18th inst, was attended
with unusual success, when it is remembered
that but a few weeks elapsed from the incep-
ton OF The enterprise to tnat event. sl7 900
worth CT tickets having heeu sold a like
amount CT property was drawn for, under the
supervision Of gentlemen selected Dy the ticket
holders present. The utmost harmony and
good feeling pervaded those present, and, as
will be seen nom the subjOined certificate OF
the Managers, the affair was conducted to a
close In q most gratifying and satisfactory
manner:
HERNAEDo, MISS, June Is, 1857.
We hereby certify that the above report OF
the First Drawing Of The southern Asylum is
correct, and that the proceedings were charac-
terized by aspirit Of fairness and jusUness IN
surpassed by any Drawing Of which we have
any kuOWledHe. Ths Managers Of ahe Com
pauy placed the ticke Is and wheels under our
sole engagement and control
Signed: J. B. MORGAN,
. ROBERT TEMPLE,
V. A. MERRI " ETHER.
". ". CAMPTON,
NJ MAGEVENY,
JOHN AISSLIE,
Committee
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TO ny OLD FRIENDS
~
EFest Tennessee, Mississippi
and APkcdIGsGss

HAvING accepted a permanent Agency Of
III the ST. Lotus MUTUAL LIFE INsU-
RANCE COMPANY, 7 would respectfully ask
the attention OF my old yriends % that Institu
ton as a safe, certain and reliable Medium
through which they may assure their families
against ant In the event or death, or them
selves from an Impoverished Old age ia eaas
Of ui-success in lie
Ar. n. 4. OTIS Is associated with me and Is
hereby recommended 10 public cOn6dence.
Our once is at No. Al Madi-OH street, (rear
room, Desoto BLOCK, where we Will be happF
70 fupart any needed information to Lhoss de
sizing Life Insurance.
fvgI : H MCMAHON
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-10-19

One residence lot adjoining above property,
25xl00 leet, Valued at $780,