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The common gavei is an Important in
strument OF labor, without which no
work of manual skill can be- completed !;
from which we learn that skill without
industry will be of no avail, and labor
is the lot Of man; for the heart may con-
eeive, and the head devise in vain, If the
hand be not prompt TO execute the de-
sign. Mason are called moral builders.
In their rituals they declare, emphati-
cally, that more noble and glorious pur-
pose than squaring stones and hewing
timbers is theirs = fitting immortal
nature for that spiritual building
not made with hands, eternal
in the heavens. It is said that
the construction of the pyramids of
Egypt employed the labor Of one hun
dred thousand men for many years, but
it was only to build monumental piles,
beneath whose shadows kings might
rest. These pyramids are only temples
for the dead Masons are building one
for the living. The pyramids were only
mausoleums In which the bones of the
mighty dead might repOse In imperial
magnitieenee MasOns are erecting a
structure in which the God Of Israel
shall dwell forever. The pyramid shall
crumble away, till not one stone shall be
left upon another but who shall count
the years of immortality the lifetime
Of the soul, which is fitted for its place
in the heavens Who can define
its outlines, or fathom its depths,
or measure its journey {? 1t is
a stream which grows broader and
deeper as it flows onward. An angels
eye cannot measure its length, nor an
angels wing travel to its farthsst bound
ary. When earth's proudest mOnumen-
tai piles have crumbled away, and that
sand been scattered by the desert winds,
and the glory and greatness OF earth
shall be forgotten, then will the immor-
tai be pluming its wings for Ioftier flights.
It is fountain whose sources are in the
infinite, and whose placid waters flow on
fOTever-a spring-time that shall bloom,
immortal mind for the pres
ent, the future, for all ages-is acknOW-
lodged to be one Of the essential objects
Of Masonic labOrs. The builder builds
for century; Masons for eternity. The
painter paints for a generation they for
everlasting years. London Freem0sOn's
MOgdzine
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EDUCATIONAL.
Masonic CoIIe~e.

MACON, Fsystts county, Tenn. situated
VI thirty miles from Memphis, seven miles
north Of Lafayette Depot NJ a T.. r. X.
FACULrf.-G. VI. Johnston. A. r.. President
and Professor OF Ancient Languages; OtWay
B. Young A. b, Professor Of Mathematics
Colin Mckinney. A. NJ, Professor OF Mental
and Moral science and English Literature
This Institution was rsopened October, 1876,
and has reached a state cf permanent efii-
eieueT. Next Auuual seSsion vii Be 0uea ed
weeks each
CHA ks Es-EBgiish and Mathematical, $40.
- and 80 per Term. Each Language, 8 extra
per Term Coutin gent fee y 81 per Term.
Excellent beard, Including room, fuel, wash
Ing and Hight, SIS per MONTH
AL Necessary apparatus viii Be- supplied.
Conveyance from Lafayette station % Ma
son, Wednesdays and Saturdays je2sims
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KentuekY Military Institute.

CtOI- r T. p. ALLEN, superintendent. As.
~ sisted by an able faculty. The eounss %
study - that usually taught Ia the best COLLEGES
with special attention 70 Mathematics and Nat
urzl Sciences The academic year bs1Iins On
the ist Monday IN September tthfs year sep
lemoer 2, continuing without interInission
forty fi0l weeks.
ss- Charge Tor Tuition and Boarding Iueiud-
Ing lslghts, F1lel and Washing f~urrencyI. three
humared and rfty dollars $50 per academic
year--one-nalf payable In advance. and The re-
malnder at the expiration OF twenty l1I Wsaz
g address the supeTintendeur az FarmdaIe
I. ~ Frankin county, KY ta0fiizvslw2m
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Mouday, the 12th day of August, Iss7.


No. ais-In the Chancery Court cf Memphis,
Tennessee.
virwiria Bach. BY her next friend Faler Bach
et an vs.. Ida LOwnes and q. Z Denniz0n.
IN this eau-e Il appearing from aftidavil en-
I dIe that defendant, Ida LnWne- Is a resi-
dent Of the state OF Mary ana and q 1on-resi-
adent Of the srate Of Tenuessee-
IL is therefore oruered- Ihat she make her
AZ rDe.iranca herein. at The court uouS1 "a the
citv Of Memphis. Taun.-on or 0e31ra the rrsf
W0ndav fn August ard plead, answer ordesna-
- eonapIaiuant Dill. or the same VA De arsIlan
fo7 eonfeslSed as 70 her. and set f0r hearinr -
,,arf.s and thar 3 copy OF this 0sicr Is rl1f
fSbed once a week, Tor l0Er Successive w-zisv
ID the Memphis Appeal.
A COPY attest
AfIaUsrOH A LSTQS, Clerk and Afasrer.
ryR J. Br.AcK, Dep1lg CieIk au1 llaerer
SfnVnu aud flipplu. colss Tor C1mrlaiuaIll
t7d laWfWe
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EreclttoaSa Notice.

Il ETTFHS testamerstary having been granted
il 1 to the undersigned, executor or the last
viii and testament Of william ID. Ferguson.
deceased, by The Memorable County Court OF
shelby county, Tenri., At the June term thereof
lS97, notice Is hereby given TO ali persons hoid-
ing claims against the estate OF sasd deceased
70 present them TO the undersigned, properly
probated, Within the period specified by law or
the same viii be barred.
Persons inalsbted 10 the estate will please
make prompt payment OF such debts, other
wise steps VIII be taken 70 enforce the same
DIXON, Executor.
Irns 8, 1851. iss0 iaWaW
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Classical and Mathematical
SCHOOL FOR BOYS,
Ia Al6emarEe County, Ia.
SECOND SESSION 1se7-s.

SECOND SESSION 1S67-S.
THIS School Is located one aud a-haIf miles
L nom Green wood Depot on the Virginia
Cehtral Railroad and fifteen miles west OF
Charlottesville and the University OF virginia.
The location Is well known as Br. Gessuer Har-
rison. Rev. I'm. Dinwiddi land Prof Edward B.
smith formerly conducted schools at this place.
conducted by John s. Cooke. Esq. Being situ-
afed in one Of the most beautiful portions OF
Albemarle eOunty, in the midst Of a refined
and intelligent community, remote frOm places
OF dissipation. and convenient 70 Churches and
Sabbath schools of the leading denomina
tons, 10 possesses rare advantages for a Boys
The course OF study is designed To be thorough
and comprehensive IN Ancient and MODERN
Languages, Mathematics and the English
hfancnes, And also 70 embrace tne Clements OF
NaIurll and Moral sciences and History.
The Principal was educated at the University
Of Virginia, and has had an experience Of
nearly ten years in teaching in schools Or high
grade in this Stale. inciudiug Dr. Gessner Har-
rtsons school, Bloomfield Academy, lynch
burg Female seminary, and Hon. r. NJ. 7.
Hunters private school.
The Associate Principal was also educated at
the University OF Virginia, and has had an eX
perienee OF eight years in teaching IN the
Southern States-iOrm arly iu EdgeWOrth Fe-
male Sens mary. North Carolina, more recently
in sherman, Texas,
by Professors OF the University Of virginia,
IS respectfully submitted:
UNIV hll-NEE OF y AhtHl MA "A NLlA = Aolfs
In view of our personal acquaintance with
Messrs II. N. b. and A. J. Wood, we do not
hesitate cordially TO recommend ttRlr school
to the onndelce and patrOnage OF the public.
5 Maupin, M Schele De We're,
Vim. II. McGufey, ]. s. Davis,
Francis H. Smith, J. 3. Minor,
J. l. Cabell, b. L. Dildersleeve,
G. 5. Yenable, VIM. Z. Peters.
TE r MS:
FOR board and tuition. mcludfng fuel, wash
ing and lights for the session OF ten months.
two hundred and seventy-tive SD dollars in
currency. PAYMENTS One-half in advance, bal
ance on the lst Of February.
The SESSIONS commence on the LIST OF Septem-
Der and close on the 18th 81 Jane. Pupils VIII
be received at any time during the session,
with a pro rata deduction in charges. Boys
from distance will BE- allowed 20 remain dur
ing vacation as boarders in the family Of the
Principal.
Arrangements ara made for conveyance from
the Depot (GreenwOOd) TO the school immedi-
ately upon arrival
80 Only two boys in a room.
p. q -GreeRwOOd Depot Albemarle county,
Virginia. leb u
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RGNIAMILITARY INSTITUTE,
LBxINaToN. VA.

4 ARRANGEMENTS are IN progrsss 10 ae.
"a cOmmodate One Hundred additional On
diets In this lnstitution- It's well established
character for ~ system OF diScipiue and
eOuue Of instruction commsnds IL to the sup
port Of those who desire q thorough md prass.
teal education. information Wfli De snDplled
BY application TO the undersigned.
FRANCIs h. SMITH, 4
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During the American revolution, the
Americans captured the Warrant or
Charter Of an army Lodge attached to
the Seventeenth regiment Of the British
army. As soon as our commanding Off
Ger, who was himself a Mason, learned
Of the capture, he had it restored to the
regiment from which it had been cap
tured, accompanied by the following
note.
when the ambition of mOnarehs, or
the jarriug interests of fcontending states,
call forth their subjects to war, as MGsdgls,
we are dissrmed Of that resentment
which stimulates to undistinguished des-
OIation; and however our political senti-
ments may impel US in the public dis
pute, we are still Brethren, and four pro-
fessioual duty apart ought to promote
the happiness, and advance the veal Of
each other. Accept, therefore, at the
hands of q Brother, the Warrant of Con-
stitutiOn Of Unity Lodge, No. IS, held in
the Seventeeth British regiment, which
your late misfortunes have put it in my
power to restore to you"
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Attach9lsent Satft.
Law Court Of M'SPalss' GHaRz's OFFICE. Nay 4. 1ss

LITTT- OF -IL1TTT TTI-I71
CLzKK's OFFICE, May &, 1857.
z. Hurd q Co. Plaintifis, vs.. r. G. Creighton,
Defendant
"A made IN TINS case n PURSUANCE OF sectian
5z55 of the Code OF Tennessee. and attachment
having been issued and returned by the proTeE
Creighton
n is thsrefors ordered, That said defendant
appear at the Courthouse IN the city Of Mem
rI,ts Tenn on or before The second Monday Ia
iT1ne next and defend this suit, or the same
will bo taken for confessed as 20 him, ard The
case set for hearing ex parte; and that q
fl,s four eonsecuiiTe weeks In the Memphis
AnnaRf JOHN DONOVAN, Clerk
a cow BY MASON HYDE, D. c.
Wilson 4 Beard, Attorneys fcr PiaintinA
my7 laWf8T
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TRUSTEES Sale.
cured, I viii,

DY virtue OF Trust Deed executed TO me on
ID the I2th day Of July, 1867, by A 3. Myers. and
duly Med for registration In the Regisfer's
ONCE Of shelby county. Tenne essge for the pur-
pose OF paying the several notes thsreln se-
cured, I viii,
On Monday, the 18th day or august, 1864.
On the premises, in the city OF Memphis.
county OF Shelby, state OF Tennessee expose
70 public sale and proceed to sell 70 the lghesr
bidder, for cash, the followtug describetf real
estate, tO-Wit Eight TWo-stnry Brick Store
Houses. situated on the northwest corner OF
Second and Monroe streets, IN tna city % Mem
phis, TennesseG, upon lot No 2l5, running one
hundred and forty eight and a hail feet on
Monroe street.. and seven tv-four and "a half feet
on Second street the land upon which the
said houses are situated being the same leased
by John NJ. Lea, Of Nashville. Tenn esssee to A.
T. Norton et al for term Of ten years fIom
May, lS5s, and by A T. Norton et al transferred
to c Boyd q Co and BY q. Boyd q Co. 70 -
Isaaes. and By Isaacs TO said A. 5. MFefs said
buildings AL rroDt On Monroe street the whole
length OF the lot 30 the alley, q distance af one
hundred and forty-eight aud hall feet and
run back on said leased land distance iorty-
eight or nfty feet.
i will sell az the same time all the other Inn
provemsnts upon said leased tract or parcel OF
land.
The title to said property is believed tn be
g0Od, but I viii sell and convey only as Trustee.
Equity OF redemption waived.
sale between the hour OF 10 and o'ela K
Tvs ids WM Z. FOLKES. Trustee.
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Educational.
DY The action or the Trustees OF the
Brownsville Female Academy and
the Crawford Institute,

the two schools have been consolidated.
The buildings and grounds belonging % them
VIII be thoroughly repaired and can accommo-
date nom A0 10 so pupils. A liberal patronage
can De commanded, and the Trustees are deter
mlned % buiid up urst class Female school.
They wish % engage q competent Principal,
with a corps OF Teachers for the Literary De
partment At the head Of the Musical De-
partment is a Professor yghs has most SUCCESSES
iully been connected with the schools for the
last ten years- The attention Of we'll qualified
candidates fora permanent situation and a pO-
sitiOn that can be made 10 pay is solicited.
Applications with vouchers VIII be considered
until the drst August next
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Las0Lre1lt NOtice.

Estate or William 3. Washington, decd.
CUGGESTlON Of the Insolvency OF said es.
y tate having been duly made 20 the Clerk Of
the County Court Of shelby County, TenDes-
see, notice Is hereby given in pursuance Of the
order OF said Clerk, fof all persons having
claims against said estate 70 appear and nle
them with the said Clerk, authenticated In the
manner prescribed by law, On or AGAINST the
10Th day Of October, 1877.
John s. DIcKAsoN, Administrator.
Nay IL 1871. mylH laWfw
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DISSoLUTIoNS.
Dissolution.

FTNFE law Firm uf HAYNES. HEATH a
LEWIS Is this day dissolved. The uutn-
ished business OF the firm will have tie at
tent on OF each Of as until 10 ls closed up
Landou c. Haynes has associated with him,
IN the practice OF the law M al its branches,
bis isson-in-lsW. Francis ID. stockton, and hisson,
Robert ". Hayne~ and the style Ot their 1rm
g. HAYNES, sTUGkTJN & HAYNES, Offices
iu Vincent Building corner Hast Court
and Second streets
X. n. Heath anu A. II. Lewis are associated
IN the practice OF the law, in all It's branches,
and may he found at ihe Old office, Southeast
corner OF second and Union streets, up stairs
Ths style OF their firm Is HEATH g LEWIS
The parties may be consulted, in regard 70
the Old business. at their EeS Spective oiilces-
LANUDN G.. HAYNES,
K r. HEATH.
A. n. LEMIS.
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aEBREw AEB MASONIC CALESD4R.
MASONICDIREC

MASONICDIRECTORY.
1867
LODGES.
ANGERONA No. l6S Meets lst Monday I'm
every month, at Old-F lloyV>' Hall. cor Court
aud Main. ID. Z. Trader, ". NJ h T. Tom
Iusou. See
EourE MENrIITs. No. IFS. Meets % Friday OF
each rlanth-Hall. cor. Madison and second.
J. T. SeIlars. W. NJ; Benz. X Puleu, Sec.
IErT.a SCOTT No. 2Sl- Meets lst FRIDAY OF each
naunth-Hall. cor Madison aud Second John
Ainslle ". NJ; II. p. Woodward, see
HAMIETON, No. ~. Meets % Friday % each
Iaonth-odd- Fellows Hall =. NJ. Stanley,
W. n: W II. Butts, Sec.
KTLwrNNTNG. No. 84l .U d. Meets 9Th Friday
OF ear,, muuth-254 s'rDnt street John J..
Worsham S5d. W. NJ +; g. X Fulen, sd, Sec,
ROYAL ARCH.
PENN Chapter, No 4. Meets 2J Monday OF each
Inoutb-Old-Fe Fellows Hail. J. Wheeler,
n. p; II. Il. Payuter, Sec
AND s. n.
EUREKA Cornell. No. 6. Meets 81 Monday Of
each mouta-Od Odd-FellOws' Hall John Gent,
tt. Ill.,; n. J. Miggiu, Rec
TENPLARs.
CYUENE Corumsndery, So.4. Meets 4th Mon
day Of each month. John Gent, Com; n. J.
MiEEi heg
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DIR. MORTTMoRE.
Oflee--ROOm NO.23, WOrsham House,
MEMPHIS, TENN

CPFCTAL NOTICE. viii be at the IUKA
- SPRINGS HOTEL, Iuka, Mss, Mondays,
tuesdays and Wednes1 lays, each Weez, nom
and after this date until the FIRST OF Septem-
bt.r next (ls67l. Those who desire 70 meet. con-
suit and place themselves under my tres tment
there. can do 50. Those VINO prefer coming 20
this city, can consult NE, st my Office here,
Ny extensive practice, and successful treat
meut Of ali forms OF CHRONTC DISEASES In the
south for many years past-especially the last
six years in this eity-is suficisnt giuaranse To
those who are yet am ictesi TO justify conf nteuce
In nv ability to accomplish ali that medical
skill and remedial aid eaR do.
I DO not profess 10 perform MIRACLES By
the laying on Of the hands" NOR CAN ANY
0rHER MAs NOW LIVING. such prstenders can
have influence only upon the credulous AID
weak minded. Ny dFeaIment, Of all cases, is
based upon proper scientific medical skill,
aided by life devotion and extensive expert
ence.
Ny charges are moderate IN every ease-iar
faOre 50 than many others or the profession
WIS, make the effort and yet FATL 70 cure.
For many years past have made the follow
ing my principal sFECIA I.IJrEs, viz
CONHJ MPTION, and various diseases OF The
Iuuqs and Throat
DISEASE OF THE LIVER
DISEASE OF THE HEART,
OISEASE Or THE KIDNEYS,
CHRONIC DISE AShsS OF Stonn-
ach and Bowels,
Observation-Disclosures
RryETJM ATIsBf-ali is various forms,
NERVOUS HEADACHE, EPILIPsY.
GEN ERA L DEBILfrY-Nervous Ar
sCROFULOUS, and otherd dIseases
originating in Impurities Of
the Blood and vital duids
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But the great commandment of Ma
sonry is this:
A new commandment give unto you ::
that ye love one another : He that
satin be is in the light and bateth his
brother, remaineth still in the darkness.
Such are the moral duties of a Mason.
But it is also the duty Of Masonry to
assist in eIevating the moral and intel
lectual level Of society; in coming knowl-
edge, bringing ideas into circulation, and
causing the mind of youth to grow and
in putting, gradually, by the teaching of
axioms and the PRONUNCIATION Of positive
laws, the human race in harmony with
its destinies.
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the Northern Jurisdiction Of the United

the Northern Jurisdiction Of the United
States
Josiah H. Drummaud, Sow. Jr..
Conn.,, X. H. Van Rensselaer,, Simon
W. Robinson, John i. Lewis, Heman
Ely, Henry l.. Palmer, F. T. Carson, c.
+. Paige, G. w. Moore, Lucius r. Paige,
N. B. ShurtIef, Daniel Siekels, VIM. 3.
Gardner, Z. G.. Hamilton, Chas. Levi
Woodbury., 3. G. Lawrence, II. A. John
son, VIM. Barrett, H. 8. Goodwin, Orrin
Welch, r. III. FOss, VIM. Field, A. B.
Thompson, G. F. McClenaehAn, n. II.
Gould, J. F. Currier, c. w. Carter, H. G.
Banks, J. II. Hough, @. W. Bentley, A.
Z. Stoeker, A. B. Alden, @. II. Stark
weather, A. King, d. B. Tracy, A. T.
Metealf, James ID. Evans, Ammi B.
Young, A. s. Goodall, w. P. Preble, J.
@. Hagey, John Christie, r. w. Barker,
r. w. Landon, f. A. Blades, 7. A.
Doyle, Benz. Dean, w. A. Stevens, Al
bert Case, ]. Sheville, WinslOw Lewis,
T. r. Austin, VIM. Parkmen, w. r.
Highly, r. MeGrRham, ]. H. George,
John Caven, T.. J. COrsOn. Though hon
orAry, we are active.
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A.. AND A. SCOTTISH RITE.
2H Front Sired.
HERMEs Lodge 81 Perfection, l4th; No. ].
Stated Communications "a "Wednesday night
or each month. Henry p. Moodard, Sd, c..
NJ: Charles NJ. Carroll, lith. Sec.
MrrHRAs Lodge OF Perfection. l4th.; No. 2
Meets sth Wednesday Of each month George
Meliersh, sd, o.. NJ. A =. ETankland, Sd,
Sec.
CAsIPfI1A rouucIl OF Princes OF jerusalem, l6tn. j;
No. 4. Benz. X Pullen, sd, Tarsh.'.; -
-, Sec.
CAIyAEl CHATTER OF Rose CroiX, lSth., No. l..
Charles W. Adams, sd, NJ W. II. I, Tom
llnsol. 33i, Sec.
PHILTPPE DUPLEssEIs Council OF k-h, Slth-,
No. I. Henry p. MoOdard, Sd, Comm. (;
William Y. Cirode, 83d, Rec =
COSsIsroEy OF WEST TEsyN i-ssEE, so. John
AInslle. 3d. ComIn.'. tn Chief; Dodge Z.
Trader. I'D, BEG.
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BROWNSVILLE

Il eligibly located, being directly on the line OF
the Memphis and Louisville Railroad; good
society, healthy, with a population OF 800
inhabitants. Town and county Ia prosperous
condition, having escaped the ravages OF the
lats war. Address the undersigned.
j. u. WOOD.
Secretary Board Trustees.
Brownsville, Tenn, June ., Is67. ja2s Iw
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rsvyzs credftors OF the estate q T. M Appleby
are hereby notified that have auggested
the ilssolve1cY Of said estate % The Clerk Of the
f,ounty Court OF ~ ptOn county, tennessee, 80 q
fl,a creditors OF said estate ars notided % HE
fheir elairns. duly authenticated, within gix
months nom the date hereoA y tais uotzce VII
6e nlell In bsr OF the eezae.
" - !. B. DANNLEL, Administrator.
ANIL Ia, lSi7. ~ epl99
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NEW LAW FIRM.
Dissolution.

ID TAYLOR q WEADLEN, Memphis, is this
day dissolved by the Withdrawal OF WILLIAM
The basIness win be conducted by the re-
mainlng partners, under the style Of
SHERMAN &c TAYLOR.
They assuming an the nahIlIiles. and are alone
authorized 70 use the name OF the hrm tu set
GemeHts- GkO. SHERMAN
C. ". TAYLOR,
WA. WEADLEN.
Memphis, Tenn, July %, 1907.
Having Withdrawn from my c0parinership
with the house OF sherman, Taylor q Neadley,
Memphis respectfully solicit my friends 20
extend them their patronage and business.
iva St' WILLIAM NEADLEH.
Dissolution Of TtnerSIBip.
FTHE partnership heretofore existing between
i the undersigned, under the hrm name OF
Be cners schultz q Co., Is tass day dissolved by
limitation. PHILIP BESCHER,
THOS. p. WEBB
C. H. :. SCHULTZ
July I. lss7. ALEX. ROBB, JR-
LIMITED PARrEERsHIP.
The undersigned have formed limited part
nership. 10 commence July I. ls17, and continue
until May 4, lsbs under the nrm name Of BEeS-
CHEK q WEBB. The general partners are p.
BEsCHER. OF Memphis, Tenn; THOs- B. WEBB,
OF Memphis, Tenn; the special partner IS &. "A.
+. SCHUL1Z Of Cineinuati ONO. General na-
ture OF bus ness, buying aud selling Hardware
Rnd A gTicultural implements
r. Beseher iG3 II
Thos b. Webb ..........--.-....-..-.- l1RS7 ul
A.. .. IL HclllEE lI lNU NI
b.. BESCHE2.
THJS. 2. WEBB.
T. H. = SCHULTZ.
Afarur,fir Trr,rr fE- fyT9 -
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FFMALE DISEASES.

,eeh a. are aggietiUs n tetr Nature. and sooner or
b1fsT u nor reviewed, tciI Faia ne cosssfiflt-
tlOIl. entail VeIErS gf st.1eTlng, OF
brflQ tse cictius % an t1s-
timely grave.
ID. MORTtMORE. NJ. D.,
Ofiee-RoOm No. . WOrsham House,
salS d9fapyayviri2m Memphis Tenn.
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The Impeachment Question.

Inc Administration organs, here and else
where. are on the rampage over the propo-
sltion preached in these dispatches for The
passage of bill providing for the suspen-
sion of all Federal officers during trials I'M
der impeachment charges, which they claim
will result in the punishment of the Presi-
dent before his conviction. In connection
with this matter it will be interesting TO
know that several prominent Republican
Members OF Congress have advanced the
opinion that Immediately following the pre-
sentatlon to the Senate of articles of i'm
parchment by the House, the President
would be placed in the same condition as a
man indicted by grand jury for any crime
OF mlsdemeanor, and as q natural sequence
would DE virtually under arrest or in the Gus
tody OF the officers of the House. They
claim That the passage of a bill of the ma
lure ABOVE mentioned is not necessary, as
the logical result of impeachment Womb he
the suspension of the officer impeached NON,
ding his trial by the Senate They also ar
que that the President in suspendins Secre-
tary Stanton, although he acted ostensiblv
under the provisions of the Tenure of Office
Bill, has established a precedent which the
House can consistently follow, as thew insist
that II the Senate refuses to sustain the re-
moKal OF Stanton lie will be restored to the
War Office, and that if the Senate refuse TO
nnd Mr. Johnson guilty of his h crimes and
misc mlsdemeanors under the articles of impeach-
ment presented by the House. if thew are
presented, he would be restored to his Office
Ihere is no doubt but what these views on
tins subject will be submitted early during
the coming session, and may exert consider,
able influence on the passage of the bill pro-
yldlng tor such such suspensions.-M 2
Times, Oct. 8. G...