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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-06-02

Never forsake 4 friend. When ene-
mjes gather aFound-when sickness falls
on the heart-When the world is DARK
and cheerless-is the time to try true
friendship. The heart that has been
touched with the true gold will redouble
it's efforts, when the friend is sad and in
trouble. Adversity tries real friendship.
They who turn from the scene Of distress
betray their hypocrisy and prove that
interest only moves them. II you have
a friend who loves you-who has studied
your interest and happiness-be sure to
sustain him in adversely. Let him feel
that his former kindness is appreci-
ated-and that his love was not thrown
away. Real fidelity may be rare, bat it
exists in the heart. Who has not seen
and felt its power ? They only deny its
worth and power who have never loved
friend OF labored to make another
happy. The good and the kind-the af-
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WHAT HOPE RID-A WORD OF EN-
fyclETTgsaEMRRg

1t stole on It's piniogs to the bed Of
disease; the sufferers frOwn became q
smile-the emblem of peace and love.
Il went to the house Of mourning, and
from the lips Of goFFgW there came sweet
and cheerful songs.
1t laid its head upon the arm Of the
poor, which stretched forth at the com
mand of unhOly impulses, and saved him
from disgrace and ruin.
It wells like living thing in the
bosom Of the mother, whose son tarried
long after the promised time Of his COM
ing, and saved her from desOlation and
the HoaTs that Eilleth."
It hOveFed about the bead Of the youth
who had become the ishmael of society,
and led him on to works which even his
enemies praised.
1t snatched the maiden from the jaws
of death, and went with the old man to
heaven.
No hope, my good brother? Have it,
keep it always with you. Wrestle with
II that il may not depart. 1t may repay
your pains. Life is hard enough at best,
but hope shall lead you over its noun
tains, and sustain you amid its billows.
Part with all beside, but keep thy hope.
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MASONRY.
Three thousand yesrs have folled away,
Upon the tide OF time,
Since Masonry begun her march
OF noble deeds sublime,
And though the angry storms o. war
Have swept the earth with fire,
Ier TEN pie stands, Unscathed, uuaurt,
with Sunlight ON its spire.
Old empires. long the praise of men,
Have faded from the earth3
Kings with their thrones have passs.4 2WGy
Since Masonry had Dirtn.
T'Be scepterea monarch, IN his pride,
Has long since met hla doom,
Aud nOusut Z left Of bis domain,
Save solitude ana gloom.
Proud Egyp-, with her wonderous asts,
Her mysteries Of old,
Has ept bene ath the tide OF time,
As Sswift his current rolled,
And Greece Il all her ancient wealth
Of geulus aud of fame,
Scarce holds amic Lhe nations now
The honor Of = name.
The offering overs OF Troy, TO which
The foes Of Prism came
To meet q welcome for their deeds
From lips o. spartan dam",
haze long since topped from their base,
Aud I4O1ldCred 20 decay.
The glory OF That IlzIghty raLe
With .lem has passed away,
Amid The rayages that swept
the cities OF the p "a H.
NJ. CrIfuDllHE OF 4lll ilel4ala li2E0LtS-
Ne laii Of tower and Vone;
lair Masonry has stIu survived
The nation HOrrIu doom
a beacon, Md the ight OF years,
To -Ild the clouds o. glJCm
Through eyosy -Ee sleru ligotry
Has sought 20 C. usII sler -grfu,
But uusuUdueI, she brEvCly tue.
The tempest and the Storm
The clouds of persecution fed
Before her steady ray,
Aua shades of de-p pest night before
The tisius orb Of day.
From Oriental climsz s..a came,
To bless this Western " OTla,
And rear her temple meath the nag
That liberty uuturled.
raIr freedom welcomed 10 our shores
This 4ss-i8 of Heavenly birth;
Whsle lhouSazlIs of humble poor
Now own heT ggaLlOIs worta.
Ten thousand widows, its the weeds,
Have blest her advent here,
And many homeless orphans heart
Has owned her tender care.
faa,I f.auv % frail and erriug son
To uissiI--tgn given,
Has hsard her gsaT.-irE voice and turned
His WHyward thoughts 20 Heaven.
Long may her beauteous temple stand.
To light this daTkened sphere,
To giid fheglonm of err ir's nigli,
And dry tie falling ar.
And when the hHa! winds Of time
shall sweep Jihs rsriiuE ball,
Oh may its glittering spires DO
The last ON earth TO iall.
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- LATEST 80 /.
BY TELEGRAPH.
Noon Dispatches.



New York, Jane 1--To-day the new
bankrupt law comes into effect, but 10
eousequence Of the non u-prOmuigation OF
the laws Of proeeedure, IL viii be impos-
sible 70 proceed The court viii Be ad-
journed to some future day, whereof due
notice VIII be given. -
The southern fanainereIief commission
acknoWledge q further ccRtribotiOn Of
S3I93 in geld from California. The
United States steamship purveyor sails
for Charleston, Savannah and Mobile
with 290, 600 hushsls Of corn.
Specials say that Gov. jenkins has no
Intention OF resigning, and that be and
Pope are working ha. -noniOusly togetheF.
The Judiciary con nittee has practically
concluded the in1psachment investiga-
tisD. and will probably adjourn Monday.
Indications. are that il viii decline 70
make a report until December.
The Tribune denies that President
johnson has written to Breek1nriege,
inviting him 20 return.
Minister Campbell received instrue-
tions to proceed 70 Mexico and report to
the Jnarez government.
Gen. Sheridan has removed che entire
police OF Galveston, from the chief 70 the
lowest subordinate on the ground Of dis
loyalty.
NEW ORLEANS, June LA special
says the steamer st. Marys exploded her
boilers early yesterday morning. The
first engineer was badly sealded, and
five others slightly. The Leonidas and
Ruth, laying by, were sligatly dam
aged.
RICHMoND, TuneI The Istiies, today,
decorated the graves Of Confederate sol
diers. The principal business houses
were closed, and there were about l0, 900
persons in attendance.
WAsHINGToN, June IAN improved
condition Of the freedmen's bureau is re-
ported by agents in Georgis, South Caro-
lima and Virginia They also report that
but for the government many persons
would have died Of starvation.
BALTIMORE, June 1.-The republican
state convention has issued a eaiI for the
border states to hold a convention here
on the 18th of September. Delaware,
West Virginia, Tennessee and Missouri
have been invited to cooperate and send
delegates, regardless Of race or color.
ANNAPOLIs, ND, June 1.-The state
convention has decided that the ques-
tion OF removing the disability on ne
groes, preventing them tsstifying before
the courts OF the state, ought to be set
tied by convention.
LONDON, May 3l.-In the house OF
commons another division on ths re-
form bill amendment was proposed by
the liberals, requiring that q borough
shall have a population of not less than
10000 i'm order to be entitled to a seat in
the house Of commons. The division
resulted in a victory for t..s liberals, WnO
carried ths amendment by a majority
Of 127.
CORK, May 5l.-The trial Of COudon
before "a special commission resulted in
his acquital.
BERLIN, May 3l.-In the Prussian par
lament. to-day, bill gGOpsiBg the new
eonstitutic., of tine NoTth-Gefman Con-
federation, passed its second reading.
MADRID, May 31.-The owners Of the
steamship Tornado have succeeded in Oh
tanning new trial u the ease IN the sU-
perior eourtof Spain.
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ALL POINTS EAST. WEsT ASn SOErH.
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law LOlTI q NeID7IIITE- =
W B. (fiisaon & Co, piaintifis. Va. j. H Efdrnfa
a Co. defendants.
4 FF3IsAVIF for aftaohment havine bssn
n made In this case ia pursuanca Of section.
3f5s OF the Code OF Tennessee, and attachI Inent
having been issued and returned BY the proper
oflicer levied etc. y on TIE property of he de-
fendents. T. H. Has ME q 90. ~
Il Il therefore ordered that sad deferdanf
appear At The CouFt house IN the city on Mem.
phis Tenn. On or before the secoAd Nouiav n
June nexf, and detesd this salt. or the same
case set for hearing ex parte. and that 4 COPY 81
fhie order be polished once week for fcur
eonsee1ffue weeks IN the MemDhis a Dpeal.
A Copy. John DONOVAN, Clerk.
C1erf's once. Nay 2, lS81.
Ciapp. Vanss s Andersen, At.ugaeTs ior
PlRinttiss RfieFt
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EAF&AGf8
ffom ne LffRrgU Qf ne Aneienf and Acoelaied
6oohish Ieiie, Jor TIE Southern JarSsdetgn ef ne
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THE Constitutional announces that
most of the crowned heads of Europe will
soon visit Paris. His Hellenic majesty
is already here; so are the Prince Oscar
OF Sweden and the duke of Leuehten-
berg. In few days the king and queen
OF the BelgiAns, the queen Of Portugal,
the prince of Wales and the prince
and princess royal of Prussia will arrive.
Paris isalso to have the emperor Of Russia
aud two of his sons, the emperor and en-
press of Austria and Perhaps the king Of
Prussia. The queen and king of Spain
and the vieeroy of Egypt viii also honor
this capital with their presence. Never,
saws the same paper, with just pride,
{" never since fifty years viii Paris have
seen within its walls such an assemblage
Of princes.
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NO GIFT ENTERPRISE
Or any ether SWinslle
MISSOURI AEB K lucky STATE am
HAVANA 0FIEkIE5.
ONLY LEGAL LOTTERIES IN .. S.

FIrHET aredrawu under state Charters have
been drawn for over FORTY YEA Rs.
Bonds mast be and are deposited with y. 3.
Co lecIOT - Security.
The prizes drawn in public by two sworn
Commissioners appointed BY the state
Must DE drawn II tickets are sOld or not
2 RI u + $ A LII Q a $ IT.
There are two state Drawings each day, AMI
two Havana Drawings each InOutb-
drawings can be seen two hours after pur-
eli sse Of tickets.
One-half the Tickets are Prizes.
Prizes pad on day OF purchase.
Ticket 81 to so sccording TO Scheme.
Prizes 81 10 500 000, according to scheme.
Principal Agent, GAO W VAN NOAs1s No.
% jefferson street.
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NTOFEE

THE creditors of the estate o. s. s. Malone
are hereby noiided teat 7 have suzessfs-i
the insolvency Of said estate TO the Cisr< of fhe
Counfy Courtof Iipion cGanty. fennssses, an 4
the creditor Of said estate are uosided Is dls
their claimss, duly aulhentieated within si-t
mon lbs frem date hereof, or this notice vii he
filed in ,ar of tha same.
VAL SANFORD, Adminlssratnr.
April iEt. ISL. anlaff
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TIE DYING YEAR.

Scant leaves upon the aspen
Shake golden in the sun
Old Year, thy sins are manE
Thy sand Is almost run.
The beech tree, brazen orange,
Burns like a sunset down;
Old J ear, thy grave is ready
Don tGepter, robe and crown.
The elm. yellow mountain,
Is shedding leaf by leaf;
The rains, in gusts Of passion,
Pour forth their quenchiesS grief;
The winds, ike banshees mourning,
Wall in the struggling wood;
Old Year, put on thy splendOr,
And don thy funeral hood.
Lay down thy golden glories,
The bare boughs bar the sky
Skeletons wild and warning,
QuskiDg to see thee die.
Thou hast lived thy life, remember;
Now lsy thee down aud rest;
The g-sss shall grow above thy head,
And th- flower above thy breast
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A FEW WORDS re A FArHER.

Take yo4r son fer 3 companion when
ever |p7u conveniently cah 1t VIII
relieyy'ihe already Overburdened anxious
mother Of so much care. 1t will crafty
the boy; 1t will please the mother, It
certainly ought to be pleasure to yOu.
What mothers eye would not brighten
when her child is kindly cared for And
when his eye kiudles, his heart beats,
and his tongue prattles faster and faster
I vita the idea "of going with father, "
does she not share nee LITTLE hoy's happi-
ness and is not her love deepsnea by her
husbands consideration, 50 Just, aud yet
too often so extraordinary 1t will keep
him and you out of places, society and
.,GRmEt2 2tions into which separately you
4 6ight enter. 1t win give YOU abundant
and very favorable Opportunities 10 49,
part instruction, to infuse and cultivate
noble principles, and to develop and
strengthen q true manhood. II will
elz,,,e him TO see the wOrld,1 and to
enjoy a certain IiSerty which may pre-
vent that future lieeftiousness which 50
often result from a sudden freedom mona
long restraint.
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Blest they who seek,
While in their youth
With spirit meek,
a nELIaHrFrg. LEeENp.


There is a charming Tradition con-
nected with the site on which the temple
of Solomon was erected. 1t is said to
have been owned in common by two
brothers, one of whom had a family /;
sown a field Of wheat. On the evening
succeeding the harvest, the wheat hsv-
ing been gathered ia separate shOeks,
the elder brother said to his wife, My
younger brother is unable to bear the
burden and heat Of the day L viii arise.
take off my shocks, and place them with
his, without his knowledge The
younger brother being actuated by
the same benevolent motives, said,
within hiGself " My elder brother has
family and hsYe none I
will contribute to their support !
will arise, take off my shocks, and place
them with his, without his knowledge.
Judge OF their mutual astOnishment,
when on the following morning, they
found their domestic shocks undimin-
ished. This eGiiFss of events transpired
for several nights, when casa rssclVed ,
in his own miad, to stand guard and
solve ths mistery. They did so, when
on the following night, they met each
other half way bstWeen their respective
shocks With their armful. Upon gFoupd
hailOwed with such associations as these
WAS the temple OF Solomon sFegted-5O
spacious and magnificent, the admiration
and wonder of the world. Alas in these
days, how mauy would sooner steal their
brothers. whole shCck than add to il q
single sheaf!
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between the hours OF 10 q M and y m, the
Following described real estate. ul-wit (; A eeT-
rain lot or parcei Of grOund situate, lying and
being in shelby COuutV. state OF lennefsee,
and n the l4tr Civil District cf said coslEfy y.
coniaining geig g1t acres and ioQrteen hundredths
OF an acre, the same beinz the north part or
the plan OF the subdivision Of the John RAM
say grant of 1iFe Thousand acres rs suhdlriacd
BY Ma. Kerr and n. ,. Todd Lot Nc,lI Is
sfoSFa on fiuelref's q map marked T. s Tate.
TRRss OF ssaIlE-On q credit Of six and twelve
months, notes with good security, with Interest
ffom q OF sale. and lien retained I'll paE-
menf OF the purch ase money.
Aquity OF redemption barred
A. ASTON, Clark and Master.
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Rev. MB. McCHEsNEY, of Saratoga
Springs, on Sunday eysning preached q
sermon against novel reading and yellow
eolOred literature. He was particularly
ing that no novel-writing minister could
baptize the Ledger into the church, and
that q number Of converts who had
Joined the church last year and had since
become baeksliders, were readers OF the
Ledger.
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% 1fx o1p KR1znps
Wess Eeanessee, 1Efssfssspl1t
and AreasS0ss

TThyINg accepted s pef1nanent Agency 81
III tao 81. OTIS MUTUAL .L1FE INzl5-
tANGE COMPANY, II w0uld respectfully y ask
the attsnrion of my nId Iriends 70 thai Institu
ton as q satr, certain and reliable tmediorlI
through Whlch thny Esay assure flseir fanliliez
aGsi1st-N aht AZ flle event q death. o. theul-
ssives from an inupoVerished old aEs "a case
o. fil-EUcoezs fn u lfe
Ms. N-fA OTIS Il associated vflat ne and is
hereby. Recommended 10 Dubiie aonfdeucs-
Onr Ofics Us 1t no. y 1fedl on stesat, trsar
room. DeSot6 bl0ek. where We HlH hc hanpy
- inParl any needed izfouuat1su 20 thoss de-
" r5ssi - ~ 55S ll~1iaAe Ia Ncsqss0,e
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The following curious aerostioal pr

The following curious aerostieal pro-
duetion was among the papers of de-
ceased Mason:
A " tlfs Applicant asizing for light
3 the two Brothers WHO youehed him "all
right"
g fhe Committee who sat at his case;
u Delbetation, the usual space
y the Enqulfies made outside The door,
I'VE responses, jpst Ave and no more.
q the great name 20 be utter q In prayer,
Al Heavens blessings were shOHered down
there.
J The Initiate Is brought TO the light,
] what a JOY hils his heart at the sight
X he will ever Keep sacred tie trust M a
J. till death S Level he finds in the dust.
NJ nov the Mast er comes down from the throne.
n "a Narration Of Landmarks alone
o Open-haudtd lilzs all OF the bauds
II tue true Practice he'll seal with MS hand
q should some Questioning rise him 10 bother,
X a Relief will be found with brother.
> Tins the secret of Masonry found
2 should he Travel the wide world round
u now IN Union with good 10 en- and true
may his Virtue be every day new.
w Winning IN manners our Order to grace,
X Excellent In ala things that maks Tor our
peace.
may the Youth whom tonight we receive.
y to the Zenith Of Masonry live!
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Trains arrive At Memphis at so AIN. and
6sg8 PIN.
For Through Tickets and an Information, ap-
ply al Ticket once. so E7ia MAN street, and
at Depot, head % Aaln street.
sam 3. JONES
NJ In L..uar.- --Lu---uI eLuamL.
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fsctisnRte and thesSirtuoas see and feel
the heavenly principle. They wonldsac
rifiee weslth an honor TO promote the
happiness Of others, and Ia return they
receive the reward Of their love BY sym
pathizing hearts ard countless favOrs,
when they have been brought low by
disease or adversity.
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BOOTS END SHOES.
CEMETERY
is now open
FOR INTERN ENTs

Pure has q f Lots.
OFFICEs-seuthyses corner OF Linden and
from IS % nm nlnan ~
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ChaneerI Sale of Real EstaLe.

On Tuesday, JuLe II, 1857.
No. 80 n. r. D Samuel Tate et 81. 50 Lewis
fselby et ais--Chauce-y Court Of Aerlpnis.
TlY EiTiue0f an tnteriocJ tory degree made N
ID this cause, wiz sell. ~ Dablsc auetiop, 70
the highest bidder. az the Courthouse door. in
he civ OF Memphis. rennessee. On L =
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NnTTrE.

FUHE. craditoTscf tie esi g. g fll t.|'I' = l.s
nrs hers6y notified mas la7a
f5 frsolrenty Of sild 9state . ~. - = = =
1lo1rtr gourt of Iipt01 r,i.liil3- tti-- en- =, y. Z
-, - it...s = 3 raid e-fEie fr1 No e.t ~
fheir claisns. duly enllea1e,
,'.r,-,sf1s frora the drte 1ereoi, oH - p '--1
3 - = - 8. DANSlELa ADMIN ilie.,l.
Au~,i 1sr. is -2--
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"A crazy woman lately presented u
draft for So 600, 600, drawn in favor OF
Mr.. Davis, 70 the Bethiehem PA bsnk.
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MEHPHlS AND CHARLESTON
RATLROADa

TFfR.kIyS leave as follows Lclty fime):
1 ThrOlgh EEprers, sunday excepted. gro
ana: Through Mail $50 pm; S0ueryilie Ac-
oomInodatiOn "a $40 j m.; Grand Juuctlou
AccgEn nOdatlDu Ifain. cDuncciinR WliG Mis-
sssiupi Cent nj Drain, leaves az 1880 pm.
Esipress connects al Grand Junction with
aftefuoon train On the Mississippi central
RsisrOaa for Holy SPRING, hater valley
Grenada, Jackson, NicksDurg, Miss, Sew Or
ieans. La. etc
At Corinth, for Ckoiona Columbus, Miss,
Mobile Ala, etc.
Al Deoafuf. Tor Columbia. Nashville Louis
vile, Cincinnati etc.
Al lhatiauDogas, f0F al ulaces IN Eastern
Alabama, Georgia. North End south Carolina,
Virginia, Washington, baltimore, Philadelphia,
New York, eic.
Through Mail connects al Grand junction
with trains lnr E0ilta ar and Jackson, Tenn.
At Decatur. Tor Athens, Pulaski, Ala, Column
lbia Nasllgplle. &c.
AZ Chattan0osa Mail trains connect for same
points as Express train
Baggage checked through
F0T tickets and furli8r Information. apply al
the Office, 40. E3 CouF street.
~. j. Ross, GEM supt.
A. a. BAlkNE,a, Gen = tlcilet Agent
amid n -. n SHOCK f'a-.1 nger Aganf
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CONCERNING the pay Of the New
York journalists, a correspondent Of the
Boston Voice says: The Tribune en-
ploys fifteen reporters at an average
salary OF SO per week; the Herald,
twenty-thTee, at an average Of SIT; the
Times, Ia bitter opponent Of the inter ests
Of wOrkingmen), ten reporters at S23 per
week average the Sun, Ia rampant ad-
vocate of the labor mOvementl, five men
at aB average Of ttoelUs dollars the Post,
four at S23; the World, eight at an aver
age Of Sl3, and the Express, six at an
average of rine dollars.
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4
According TO the ethics of F'reema-
sonry, it is made duty obligatory upon
everv member Of the Order to conceal
the faults Of brotheT-that is, not to
blazon forth his errors and infirmities, to
let them be learned by the world from
some other tongue tuaG his, and to adj
mouish him Of them in private. 20 there
is another but like duty OF obligation,
which instructs him To whisper good
counsel in his brothers. ear and to warn
him of approaching danger. And this
refers, net more to the danger that is
without and around him, than TO that
which is within him not more to the
peril thst springs from the concealed foe
who would waylaY him and covertly
iniure him, than to that deeper peril Of
those faults and intirmities which lie
within its own heart, and which, il not
timely crushed by good and earnest TesO-
luton Of amendment, witt, ike the
ungrateful serpent in the fable, become
warm with life only to sting the bosom
that has nourished them.
Admonitiou OF a brothers. fault is,
then, the duty OF every Mason, and no
true one will, for either fear or favor,
neglect its performance. But as the duty
il Masonic, so is there a Masonic way in
which that duty should be discharged.
We must admonish not with selfsuifi-
eient pride in our own reputed goodness,
not in impeFi0Hs tones, as though We
looked down in scoTn upon the degraded
offender, not in language that by its
harshness, will wound rather than win,
viii irritate more than il viii reform
but with that persuasive gentlepess that
gains the heart-with that all-subduing
Influence Of "mercy unrestrained,"
with the magic might Of love-with the
Language and the accents of affection,
which mingle grave displeasure for tie
offense with grief and pity for th Of
fender.
This, and this alone, is Masonic ad-
monitor am not to rebuke my brother
in ange II 1, too, have my faults, and
/ dare Ii draw around me the folds of
my garment lest they should be polluted
by my neighbours touch but ! am to
admonish in private-not before the
world, for that would degrade him and
l am to warn him, perhaps from my own
example, how vice ever should he fol-
lowed by sorrow, for that goodly sorrow
leads TO repentance, and repentance to
amendment, and amendment to joy.
4. g. MACKEY. i
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MILLINERY.
FRED. WEBER
House and Steamboat ROofer

NuRoLES AK dealer in Roodng Gum ami
W pitch, sat1rlte3 szo0dlis Paper. Irnporfal.
Fn M4unfacfEreT o. a superior pIebsra ton
for ne presergaiiOD u I'm ana Metal Roof
ha1 bas given satisfaction ior Fourteen years.
oFFrCs-southessl corner First and Markef
strests, louisville Kentucky tehls Sm
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-06-02

iel.ogfing described rsai state. tc-uif. a cei
TEN lot or parcel Of land situate lying ar
9sliizln me gltT OF Memphis, shelby count
1enneeseet knoEn and designated as that pa
or loe No s, II biOck - on the sOuihside
Gay ol>o strees lbetWefan Aaiu and she by stree
- suoHn upon tneI Hlan of sad oity 0f Mel
pas, herei olore conveyed by Tcpp q Mccall
Du1ley Dunn- and containing about q feet 2
eayos street and eXteudi1E ua1E alout
ieet, said lot ing on The eas1eide OF the ale
oetyseen lots 5 and 10 slid block, and beIr
near The -tiayoso Hotel BE- SAID city.
Terms c. SAz.E-efu q credit ol SIX So
Twelve mfntIIs. Notes Wiih good seclTirV ag
money
A0GUSTolF ALSrolz. CisrE and Master.