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POPULAR WORKS ON FREENASONRY
PUBLISHED BY THE
MASONIC PUBLISHING
..... AND "
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1coMMuSIcATEp.l


aa RoCKBRIDGE ALUM SPRINGS, VA, / .
February 4, 1858.
General Albert PIKE:
Nv Dear Sir The celebrity Of these
waters induced me to avail myself Of
their use, as a remedy for q mslady
which has afflicted me for many months.
| arrived here in safety lew days ago,
and feel that I shall be much benefited.
My route of travel was the Memphis
and Charleston railroad TO Chattanooga; /;
thence via Bristol to Lynchburg, and
Staunton to Goshen Depot on Virginia
Central; and my object ia addressing
yen this note Is 10 express, through your
valuable paper, my appreciation OF the
gentlemsnly conduct and department of
the managing agents of this line,
Throughout, being an invalid, their kind
attention and a watchfuf care for my
comfort and safety could not we'll escape
my observation, as was passed from the
charge Of one conductor TO the other, and
! feel it q duty ss well as profound pleas
ure, to return my thanks to these gen.
tlsHen, in charge, as well as the chief
authorities of the route, for its efficient
management, nothing being omitted
calculated to eonduce to the safety and
comfort of passengers. Hoping, ere long,
to have the pleasure OF returning with
Improved health, Iremain, very truly,
..s j. IL. PAfIEkSON.
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INSURANCE PRINTING.

In fsct able 70 execute everything in
ths Printing L.ins, in style and at prices IN
tire,y satisfaeso-s > our customers. sna hope
snat he puaiie inay.sztena to Us liberal share
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PRIZE no. a.
One thousand dollars in cash.
DRUEr Kn a "a. -

Prize NO. 30 %.
Twenty-tyo cottage lots valued at $50 each.
These lots are portion Of the village of Ril-
eigh. Delightfully."- situated, all fronting on thor
oughfares and viii be drawn with the under
standing that the winHers shall have free access
at all times to The Springs aud belongings
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EDUcAT1oNAE.

} PATENT MEDICINES.
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NOrIOE

@ Chamberlain * Co b Lowenstine Bros
Rice, Sttx 4 Co B BaDb
| g Falls EN Apperson n 90
| ~ oCBoone & Co.
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PROPOSALS FOR
FRESH BEEF,
OFFICE ACTING C. s,


HOLLY SPRINGS, Miss, FEB. Y, 1858. !
nEAIED PROPOSALS. In duplicate, win be
- received AZ this ONCE until Monday, the 24th
day OF February, 1858, at y o'clock m.. for sup
p}Virg the Troops stationed az this Post with
FRESH BIZ EFF. in such quantities and Al sach
times a. NAV be from time to time required,
for a period Of SIX MONTHS, commencing
March H. 1858 or such less time as the Commits
sarV- -f3ensral OF Subsistence may direct. --
The Beet viii be required 10 be OF a good and
marketable quality, in equal proportions OF
fore and hiBd-quarter Hieat the necks to be
cst OF at the fourth vsrtsbrSl JOINT the
sbanks Of fore-qnarters 70 be cut on three or
four inches above the knee-joint, and OF hlnd-
quarters from SIX 10 eight inches above the
earnbrel or hook joint
copy Of this advertisements, and iadcrsed By
two responsible parties, who viii bind them
selves In The sum OF ave hundred dollars each,
Quaran Eesing 8 strict compliance with the
terms OF the contract, II awarded.
Proposals. will be addressed to the under
signed, and marked " Proposals for Furnishing
Fresh Beef
e s. EWING. lst 1t slth U. s.
feb18 81 Bv't Mai u. :. A., A. 9. 3.
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STATE OF TENNEssEE,

NAShNil.bA SauuafS - AcoosJ
1, q. W. Blackburn, COmpti oller Of the
Treasury. do hereby certify that the Hartford
Fire Insurance Com pany, located at Hartford
IN tie State OF COM ecticut, has produced 70
me satisfactory evidence that said company
has complied with I'll the requirements Of he
laws Of the State Of Tepnes see Imposed on
insurance companies, and further certify that
Henry LittletOn, agent OF said company,
has also complied with the requirements - Of the
laws OF the State, made and provided In such
cases:
Wherefore, said Hartford Fire Insurance
Company has authority to take riss and
transact the business OF insuT anee in this state
at Memphis, Tenn. q W. BLACKBURN
ja24 Comptroller OF Tennessee.
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Attachpa.ealt Notice.

Before p H. Heinrich, Justice OF the Peaee
OF Shelby county, Tennessee - q. ~
A. ]. White Il Co. VS.. D. Block.
1T appears from an afidavit fled in th hls case
l that the said d Block Is nonresident OF
The the state OF Tennessee
rs is ordered. That publication be made in
the Memphis Daily Appeal for four weeks
from dase OF the pendance of said suit and
that he be required TO answer the same N the
time prescribed By iaw, or judgment VIII be
rendered against him by default. Trial ct 10
o'clock am, on the 7th day OF March, 1854
Z. ii. HEINRICH. j. P.
rHr1.a-r e Ta.aT ar.~N-
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Kanted to Egcchnnne.

UJHO viii exchange Memphis property Sqr
w vel improved place Of 1000 aerez 10 10
800 acres in high cultivation. in YaIIObusha
county, Mississippi, ~ miles west OF Coffee
vile Gin House, Gin and Mil on the place
good and substantial quarters as Wei as Stables
stock Hogs and Corn and Fodder to run the
place also, Wagons, Farming fools etc err-
Hands can be had 1t low figures. a part n
whieh Sre now on the place. Might take ps-t
in goods ware and merchandise. Refer ~
Owen. hcNutt q Co. James Elder. Coionr,f "a
Pickett Jr lia1S ImI AZ BRO 0TN
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Central Hous e,
6 Idsms street, Memphis, Tenn.

THIS house, formerly known as the Flartf-
/ Vric< mas changed proprisiorSs aud IS now
-r,ar, 70 the traveiing puolte II has D en- thor
~ -S-rv ~iaansed and refuruished -Ffth nsv~
ss1,rs e,,IIllss etc. The fare Is - GOOD and
y slI prepared a. that % any hotsi in lhis city
The Dining Room - N snAl se or Mons p. r
ri,s location u most dssirable. being about tfl,
csntsr OF the city. Tna rates o. board have
been reduced to
A. so per Day, or ei2 90 per week.
Rooms Furnishece
rsv z % per gay,
Tlev HOARD. 81 " rf fnDull.
yTs respectfuIly solicit the patrorage OF oar
friends and the travelling public.
fsbi3 wsm -MEDLIN, kUrLEDG ACC.
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$4,000 IN PREMIUMS.
NUMBER of PRIZES, 25.
CERTIFICATES, S5 EACH.
4 Fortune or a Homestead for s..
CAPITAL PRIZE VALUED 1T $4,000 90
PRIEE No. L.

Which amount has recently been offered for
the Springs and Grounds Immediately
" gErrounifnN.
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NO. ID JEFFERSON STREET

(gOAE listen friends while ten. nv shop q,
~ in the resr Of Lns \ L. Gents, cal around,
IittIe more grape- am on my GWu hook and
on my own pan. my friends all say Isrn a Com
eervaLive man They may call me that or " hat
thsy choose, they VIII dnd trat I am an right
on the goose. aIn q southern man tho / am
not whlta, yet think he south is right; they
gave me meat and gave me bread 1 am a-goiua-
Ter ths south till 90 dead Then. gents. come
around at morn OF no0R. and set shaved or
Sham pOoneds
iaI2 n WN DEMOSS-
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In Withdrawing from my late bu1Di
nexion, take pleasure in recommend ~
successors TO the patronage OF the pulh
hope the business extended to the IA
will be continued TO the new.
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TIE celebrated Raleigh Mineral Springs, stu
atsd on the confines OF Raleigh, Iafs County
Seat OF shelby county, Tenn, nine miles north
east Of Mem phiS, and two miles from Wells
Station. on tue Memphis and Louisville Rail-
road. These Springs are six aud number, of
various minersl and medicinal qualities, and
are visited every sumner by thousands OF
seekers OF health and pleasure, from all quar-
tess ~ tao caantsY. They are WiLEil q aw
stspsOf the Vil4ass OF ksieigh, in q beSuti fll
valley, and also within a few hundred feet OF
Wolf river, which winds around The base Of
the eminence on which the village rt Raleigh
is situated, and emptieS into the Father of
Watersn at Memphis. Numerous rsplarlgable
cures OF various diss aSeS have been e. uariercEd
" sciOurBers at this Notwithstanding retre !.
ahd tle ptesent g ptuprlegOr, OCl, il A Gole1nasi,
can produce hundreds OF certificates Of cEres
In cases which had been entirely given OVERLY
medical skill. The ground Surrounding the
sPl inss, and in fact the entire village OF Raj
eigh, rises 10 an eInlnenee Of pure air, and is as
TeirarkahlR for its beslthfulneSs as beauty OF
location, 4heEprlnss ate IN une O.dsr, never
faIllng, sEd ars designated as follows;
MARBLE SPRING, - a-
BOX SPRING
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MrseELnANr0Us.

II, The greatest amount ins ured In any one risk
Is $4,000, except in special cases. ....
u. The amount insured In any one city, town
or village, depends upon It's size aud how
built
l3' The amount insured In any one block, de-
peuds above.
IA. Certined copy of the Charter Of the Com
pany, IS ii ed heretofore.
Is. General power OF attorney for Agents TO ae-
eept service Of process previously hled.
GEORGE l. CHASE, President.
GEORGE ~. COLT, SecTeEaFy.
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~ GL AANT.
MAGNOLIA :

by mutual consent sT ss ana i f6e ! Fstiremen
Levi Joy. RALPH WORN y,
LEVI JOY, y
W. :. PICK Eft. ~
JNO. ID. USSERlSl
Menphis. Tenn. February IL, 1865. -
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STATE OF CpHSECFICUT, l..
Hart ford -nuafv -

January 5, 1854, personally appeared George
L.. chase, President, and George NJ colt
Secretary OF jhs Hartford Fire Insurance Com.
pany, and made oath tnat the foregoing state
nent by them subscribed, d a true, full and
correct statement Of the affairs OF sid Com
pany, and exhIBiis, 50 Tar as can be aScsrtained
at this date, its actual cOndiIien on the Thirty.
fast day Of December, 1857. -
Before me, GEO. SUMNER,
Notary Public.
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Exeeutor's Final settlement

IN County Court Of Shelby county ef
To the heirs and creditors of Jonathan Keath-
ley, deceased.
NOTICE is hereby given that have aled my
N settlement OF the estate of Jonathan
Keathley, deceased, with the Clerk OF said
Court, aud that i viii apply for confirmation
OF said settlement at the March term, 1855. OF
said Court, 20 be held on the INST MOpday OF
said month, in the Courthouse in the city OF
MARsHALKEATHLEY, Executor,
ApproVed February, fss.
fehS 1aWlW& JOHN LfOAGUE CLERK
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Receivers sale.

HAVING besn appointed Receiver OF ths
III stock Of goods n II second stree, am
Slstinz in part Of Blankets, Flannelss Linen
Goods PAM and Dress Goods, full line OF
Knit Goods, and a large and eoihptste stock OF
NOe1' JOHN MARTIN, JR-, Reeaivsr.
RFer,nbls Jannary 10. lSdA feh9 In
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The truth now enforced by these scenes
OF Wreichedness is, that in nearly sill OF
our large cities are congregsted mass of
able-bodied men wholly proportioned
to the ordinary demands of industry. In
prosperous days ESPECIALLY under the
stimulus caused by prOfuse expenditure
Of newly-made greenbaeks for the prose-
cution of war;, there was work enough
for all. But when the situation is wholly
reversed; when disbursement ends and
retrenchment begins; wheE the people
are called upon to aid in paying off old
debts instead of making new ones; then
come the times that try mems souls. Ia
Our laboring classes must not fail to
heed the lesson now taught BY bitter ex.
perience, and see the necessity of dis
persing through the country and deyohng
themselves to agricultural pursuits with
out delay The sooner this conclusion is
reached the better for all concerned. The
culture of farm products IS always in or
der, and the enc6hragenaent to sReh labor
was never greater than now, when fam
inc stalks through many of the eld eoun-
tries of Europe and prices IN the United
States are maintained at such exorbitant
rates.
Our readers of the non producing class
say dnd something profitahls 10 BE- pos
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COTTON coMM1ssIoN BA

Y. j. ATWOOD, ". =. ANDERSON,
I.ata Of Elliott Late Of Herbert
Co. Bell a Co
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CoALt COLL COAL


xxrFe ara prepared % furnfsh IN anyquantit~
w ether q the above coaas rom the r.lrsl
- fhs Nomp phis and Charleston Derct. ai,rI =
Hutcheson 4 Bc1ley's cotton Ane2, - and -
,ielv.rglI II A Is usz barrel fns Ha1 f7r-,l h,
~ -nari<ef Iry lf- SeEal tsse f-zf .7sIIs.-..I
- a. Orders rsc1i gefI a. he Faslfs l,.I II.I !.
A3A SHELTON 4 I'll
.s,.sf ,rsT r',l.eIs. lI.,.l''s. =
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EMF
lspiring
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NxTE Esrs regularly in receipt OF large suDplieso
w KANAWHA and OHIO RlF t.n SALT, n
new barrels which we offer 70 tne trade, 10
quantities 20 sait. &C the loves, iaesst pficeA-
AGENTS and Comm lssl, ia a efe tslts
f..eq. la y ~ <
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1Oui' MRS. MI SS'55IlIs WM!s &. COLLINS.

AGENTs WANTED Male or Female, IN every
t1Wn aud county In the United States, TO in no
du q this celebrated preparation, Agents are
nov making from $50 to s1Js per month, clear
Of x ,.anses- ADpucst tions for agencies can be
made IOr the present to Mrs. Jackson, al the
" aftemore House Adams street. between
Third and Fourth, Memphis; or TO the mau u
featuring depot, No. ll3 sixth street ST Louis,
No, either ia person or by letter.
upyT II
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FAssMAN's IRON TIES
FOR

fE'HE undersigned have made extensive rr-
a rsngements 70 supply The demand Tor these
Ties the present season.
In addition tOthe FASSAfAN DIANON1T TIE
and BUTTON fIE, 50 extensively used har-ra-
fore they now offer his A ALICIA 'rtJR Tr- s-f.-
teeth 20 arranged a. To Instantly CHIMP tna
noop when the pressure Is reUloveZ nom Jha
bale, and hold il without slipping.
Great palms have been taken 10 snrure the
best quality OF iron.
Thss- Ties are 81 simple in their arrange
meRt that they can be applied BY snv one. 20
bales OF any size, with the same fscIIl+y ana
expedition as rope In strsngth. security and
,Ael.ily OF sspl lealnnl tney viii compare IA
voraoiy with any ys1 Introduced.
IAe Advantages Of Iron Ties arr nov geua--
ally reeonnl1sdI but a. Is deeIued ua- out 90
place 20 as'l ths atteRtion OF those Interested
% the very emphatic recounz1eudatiol OF Uu-
derlEritsTs, Eteamboat CspJains. and u7FnEns
and Agents Of Sea stsameTs and Sailing Ns.-
: 5. rseeutly Published in the newspapsFs ia
New Orleans
CHAMBEFE5 q IsA1TING
General Agents, New Orleans
For sale by
MEACHAM q TREAnWEIL
HARRIS, COCHRAN & Co.,.
Memphis.
seZZ nu6
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Persons ordering Certificates by mail can
send greenbacks to the amount OF i've dollars
in registered letters, and pOstoffice or other
drafts, payable 70 our order for larger amounts
at our risk, with address OF town county and
STATE carefully written.
All orders for certificates, and communica-
tons should be addressed 70
y. II. R0CKErT,
~ Financial Secretary.
At Phoenix Mutual Ins Co, Bethel RlOok. $50
Main. street. Memphis. Tenn. febIS I'd
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FURNISHED with Halls Combination Locks.
the safest Repositories in the world. for money
and valuable baOks SIld papers. Call and eX-
anime them MCCOMBS & CO.,
Agents for Hairs safe and Lock Company.
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The elegant cOuntry mansion house and lot
residence Of Col. ]. NJ. OOleInan Is within a few
yards OF the springs The houss is in first class
order, contains ~ rooms and Is Beautifully en-
powered in shrubeery, The lot is wei fenced
and Ornatnented with Ane shade and fruit trees,
and affords All necessary Outhsuses. cistsrns,
spripg Valley, on the main promenade. Value
e,tgD
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Jersey street, bet. sixth and Seventh
MRS. WIN. R. C0LLIss' CERTIFICATE.

MRS. WIN. R. COLLINS CERTIFICATE
HANNIBAL, No August p. 1875.
MRS. JACKSON DeuT Hsd0zH i am most
happy 70 inform you thatafter having suffered
more than three years with what some pflyxi-
clans call nursing sore mouth, or cauEer u me
mouth and throat, tried various remedies.
but found nothing to do me any good until
heard OF your oils for the com pisNiOu and
teeth. called Queen Bess" 1 bought one b IL
tie, went according % directions, aud am truly
than K fglI say have found pernianeut cure.
Hoping you Will pa Dlish this, that other poor
sufferers may be benefited by it, l remain,
YnurR reguecGfn11v
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patronizrd. II needs only capital and enter
prise TO accomplish tn Is end
A charter is before the State Legislature for
the Incorporation OF the Springs and move
Inert has been ipsqgqrated boxing 70 direct
rail communications " ibh Heunt,hig
For this prize, sAl0l0 was recently offered,
which was declined Ia oraer that the above
scheme may be fully carried ont
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EVERY MAN HIS OWN BANKER.
r1RE pRonr sArES.

WE ARE PREPARED TO FURNISH
w Bankers, Merchants and Public ON ces
with Halls Celebrated Burglar and
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HEBREW CALENDAR.
year. JAl7 NM u
MASONIGDIRECTORY-
1867.

LoDsEE.
kxsyvov4. No. lsS Meets Is Monday in
evsrv month, at Odd-f ellowS' nali. cor. Court
aud Main. 10. b. Forster 2jt ErGas street,
W. NJ: John Eeamlsh, Secy.
t.,g7 rT1 NrMruES. No ll8. Meets I'd Friday OF
esrh rn1gt h-HaII. cor. Madison and second
- = - 49,. y =, "a ajeets lst Friday Of each
n5nth-Hsli cor. n adlson and second. John
AiusIie " NJ: 4. p. Woos ward, Sec.
F..tTIT0E. No ~. Meets Se Friday OF each
Tnonth-0dd- Fellowe' HslL ?. n Stanley
slT,y.vT',,ILc. No, an ~. d. Meets "a Friday
ef each month-2o4 Frent street SsoHss
NelIersh. sd ". NJ; 3. X. ruilsn, sd, Sec.
ROYAL ARCH.
p,-u.s Tgrauter. No T. Meets "a Monday OF each
Ulorfa--Odd-Feliov ovgs' Hall. JOhn Lent, "a. L.
n. z: 2 N. Levy, sec'y,
r. AND s. 4. ...#
rnrra CcrusfI No s. Meets Sd Monday Of
each month-Gid- Fellows Hall. John zent,
III. H.; n. J. Wiggin, Rec.
TXEPLAR Rs. D. -.
EYREyE Commaudsrg, Nc 1. Meets 4th Mon
day OF each month. Jobs Zent, Com; n. j.
'GlEgln, Rec.
s.. AND A. SCOTTISH RITE.
"a hiOHt Street.
lfgE,rEz Lodge sf Perfection, 18th he. A.
Ftated Css,s m rnunlcatiOns ID Wednesday night
N :. S.barIss- q carroll llth. seq.
hTTHRAE Lodge Of Perfection, l4th.; no. 2
Ess,S an "Wednesday OF each month. George
Eellersh, s1c, G.. MI 4. y. FRAN nElaRc' I'D
cSsIrsI. Council OF Princes o. geEa SsleIn, 18th;
NO. j. Benz. &. Pdlienl 20, TNEsa24'. -
UAryAET CHATTER Of Rosa Croix, IStA., TO. ].
CiIsrles ". Adams S2d, n. W. II. z. Tom
1sHILTPFE DUFLEgsEIs Council q E--h, Soth.,
No. 1. Henry 2. WoSdsrd, 3d. CSEm.'.i
tyilliam = Ciroae, e, hee .s, -
AfuA 'ls. sd, Comm. Ia Chief; DDoGo u
Trade sd, Reg
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NEW SASH, DOOR
AND
BLIND STORE

FULL and complete Stock, at prices 70
"A suit The tinaess at No. Al Monroe street,
q. u. WARREN.
Formerly o. ne arm Of oHaekenbasa 9 War.
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THE NEW ORLEANS. MOBILE AMI
CHATTANOOGA RAILROAD.

The building of this important road Is
to be Immediately commenced in good
earnest. The Mobile EVeHjng tribune of
the 20th inst, says:
The officers of the New Orleans, Mo-
bile and Chattanooga Railroad Company,
now engaged in laying off by surveys the
grounds for workshops, depots, ear shops,
etc, in the neighborhOOd of Broad street
and Spriug Hin Road, condemned yes
terday one h1ndred and flTty-niue thOus-
and dollars worth OF heretofore cOmpar-
stively useless property for the uses and
purposes of the Company, and Will ia q
few days be ready TO pay over to differ
eut parties owning the property the
above sum, which will soon ind It's way
into geneTal circulation.
Within 3 short tius the small wooden
tenements occupying the CQmpany's
grounds will begin to be removed, and
superb brick and iron structures rise up
in their stead. Then employment will
voluntarily come tG the doors Of huns
dreds of cur artisans, mechanics and
laborers, and we may confidently hope
for better days and better things.
This Company, as predicted, promises
to prove q God. send to our people just at
this time, anu we may reasonably hope
that Rlmpst as much money will be put
in eireGlatiol from the enterprise as We
have tealiEed from MSlipGlsting the en-
tire cotton crop OF the past seasGG.
With cotton at tweDty-three cents, and
the Railroad Company promising US SO
much, things are already Frightening up,
end we congratulate our people on the
dawn Of ols bTtteF days 2 coming.