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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-05-16
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tt4sr11SERasS- Sale -5---===---
L n pursuance OF Deed Of Trust G. 0Sbun and
Il o tahbdin and their wiyess and from Jesse LantH
and g. j u6bt to dated April 1S 1886. and recorded
in the Clerks Office for Ohio County, Deed Book No. a.
page 245 w to SALE the Court
House In sail county, Monday the 18th day June TIE
following property viz: certain parcel OF iRnL
situate on tie East sid. Of the Ohio River the county
0hoi In the Etnte OF Virginia, esttNted contain One Hun
ared and seyenty:Ts acres more less, adjoining the
lands Andrew p Woods the South and East and those
Of PHILIP Reilly on tie Norh-bCng the same sold
SIst, 1856
TIRIs OF sALESSOO cash viii interest on same from
April 1856 and cos 70 be raid day OF sale; 1870
1885 $3.50 on The st day Of April 1885, $4,000 the let
day Of April, 1S6li the LIST day April, 1S6a
$3.50 1st April 1865 900 on the Isl day q
1855. Tet-issfS yit+s q =, DANIEL q TIsT -
uyi4-tdt ~ ftNAs't,t y ssf sf7 Trustee,
ICE RGREAAilI ICE GREAAff ICE CREAM!
FTER long labor and heavy expense, have brought
eapabls freezing u GALLONS in 20 MINUTES; equal
QUART IN tRss IfAk oaE NINUTBl I prepared to
the lovers Of good Ice Ocean,, With something
perior TO anything ever offered in this city. o.
Parties and families he served the shortest notice
at per gallon Cream frozen at so per gallon.
liberal discount made to the trade. Be and don't
mistake the place, door above the Times ONCE, Wheel.
Ing, Va [myt3-d1wl CHARLES A. SWART1.
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Ordwey's Ethiopian Melanges
for the People.
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so be whssllng In..ellIssneer.l

j. G. UHDERwooD, Secretary.
American Emigrant Aid and Homestead Co.
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s5 h.ys Ssed Pr9es1oE Woods Hair Restorative to sc
SiYes i Gloss and lefaess very dearable T few rrST
nave entirely Disappeared OteTs OF my fam
e9s ana eonnnt with pronounetnF IL an
a. PROCESSES 70 be. HENRY CLARK, Michigan Avenue.
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sWTYIJD1Tys Ri TYUi2

DUFF Holland Green, on elctt TTan5parent and PAP
~ Blinds Of every description, for sale cheap br
TnyI6 80 u = JOE GRAVES
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WALL PAPER, CHEAPER. THAN EVER.
M Enl nov sen ne vide heavily glazed vail paper &C
~ e8 andSI5S ernt8, which formerly sold and i nov
ssi eeere az - and 80 cents per bolt The paper q
- perfect order and the only OeF tins induce
nen 70 u that the The Enal prices,
700 hiGh tor the MARKET We have also "a hands
me Of cheap paper which oer very
Al Just received bnotB,
Of Daniel Webster, his Son TiFa BY
MIS- SsulhUort Travels in tnrO, BY IFinSeia. Ina6Fe
Whln ne daya Of MY Life; School A1an5euaelt iFea
Amber BY Mrs. Dennisons reaOurces &e Mana
OF Westlru StateS ff Gl5o, q School
Al tie hate periodicals. ard weekly tpapers, II.
=. o. oRRtS,
n.y. .So. III Main SIS Wheeling, Va
y By st2lql VA EDWARDs BRO.
M "a uUB Tomato, 6lnnt HEf lI1s.
Wv room Caaqupt JaHt teeetVed and fer sale By
--1aI41 - Wa EDWARDS BRO.
yARRiES AND DIV iu8t received dnl for sale ~
~ uy1l VA. EDWARDS ERO
4 NuRRASr AND BLACKBERRY JEILIES iaSf TeeeIV-75
~ ADD for sale b. Enylt1 Vt. A. EDWARDS mo
INALlSl llbeTtsi Figs, Almonds, OranbeFFies, and
II REune4S jest received sale by
lnyl4 - MA EDWARDS Z Bro
SELECT Y2AT.L PAPER
l{AR0N the IMMENSE STOCK Of
Nk1 VII open 1ll DAY. beaniiiGi SfyIe7 S17I5f
~ sAANh- aP11l AEtSKEIL AEUEARISGEN
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trni: Wood My hair commenced falling Cd some three
year, since and continued so until becaus
St paid tried AL the popular medicines nLte day,
@ " no Al Last was induced try your ceebr
so mar and happy to say II Is doing
I5 - nave now hne growth OF young hair. and cheer
taliy recommend its use to all similarly afflicted.
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sPHoIAL NoTICps.


II e tundOubted fact sanioFds
or LIVER Remedy Of greatest discoveries made In
medicine The past century q been study Of ne Dr.
when diseased, caused the plumber q MS PAINS
and bis eoneulionis thAtthe liver
Of the system and the most liable ssese, while II ep
free from disease Of Dyspepsia JaundIce
general debility, Be- while last bat far FROM We
zion ConaptIoni for Is hat more cases Of
Consumption fo diseased than from all other
cauSespat together.
Eakns ths 10 Be eoEFect hyporsss but to ind
srsuasay with Fst TO correct tho HTsri and weiay6 >
cure o. nearly All tE dileaSes We subject to alply
nHing s 1uvigorEtor Is such ERe.
dy beyond doubt 70 ny Is for III virtues are sue
that for al complaints arising from liver deranzemsuts 1t
y unfaius remedy iNhsasa family medicine lSr All
diseases Of the stomach bowels, which are sauaed In
greater OF Les degree 1.-The Safsst,
sirtat and most tfisseiops rsiusiy Known
TN LOGAN 4 CO.,
myl9-lm Agents.
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Eu0l10 SCHOOLS.
TINE Commissioners and Trustees Of Tire Public Schools
i in the City of Wheeling viii office Of g. II.
VIM ESQ., Tomorrow Saturday. evening" Bay 10th, at
~ O'Clock. full attendance 70 earnestly requested
BY oEdsE0f the PreSidsnt. GRO. VI. SIGHTS,
taal0s2t y. Clerk.
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- So. Gardiner, Maine, June g. ~
Pear sir have used two bottles Of Professor Woe Iu
Hair Restorative, and truly say Il Is the grestst die.
Soysy OF te age, for restoring changing the hair
heioTe using IT. was az gray as Of seventy Ny
ms nov attained is Original color. Y0u can recon-
mend y to the world without the fear AZ mn ese vas
one OIL sne worst Kind. Hours. D. n. MURPHY
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~
Ma CALDWELL AND rae AMERICAN LEAGUE
The following letter from Mayor Caldwell, indie
pendent candidate for the State Senate, appears
in the 9iples ofyesterday morning. Its short,
but comes right to the point and repudiates,
with very little ceremony, the charge preferred
against him--that he was one Of the Vice Pres
idents of the American League" organized in
Richmond, in 1856:
Mn EDlroK:-By yesterdays Argts 1 find
that Lam published as having been,appoin q
Vice President Of something called the ''Ameri.
can League" Now, Sir, all this Is news to me,
for have nCTeF heard Of any such society, nor
do believe that any such ever existed, Ger
tain It is, II there ever was such z sociOty, my
name Was placed on it without my knowledge or
consent.
The only secret societies of which I have ev-
or been member are the Odd Fellows and Ma.
sons. This tho Organ nell kRoles, and its only
object In publishing what It EHotrs to beWntrlt6
is to try and impair the confidence which my
still staunch German friends Of this city have in
me, and which confidence AM proud to pes
falsehoods, now published by the organ for
dirty party ends.
Having thus thrown this falsehood into the
teeth of that organ, take leave lit, by assn.
ring the scribbler now filling its editorial chair
that shallsnever again condescend to notice it,
for if did, 1 apprehend would have little else
to do between now and the election, bot to re.
flute its incubations, which seem to beas prolific
as the lava Of bad insect.
AFFIXED CALDWELL
NTHREIIHc Nav IA 1877 n
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WHEELING. May IA, 1857. s,sa
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TIME Store Room on the North West corner Of Main and
j.a ~, sApps : :. saEPPARD MoRsAN.
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~ O.ll on them. spas-,T-dsr
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XIV Style IIal and Paror Papers With md beGu;i-
~ ful Velvet Match BorderN AISQ-A general asaort-
inent OF Glued and Common Wan PapeFs for Hale low
for Cash. by iElyIB :, JOE GRAVES
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Prepared aud sold by a. b. D. SANDS, Dfusgists 100
FULTON Street, New York.
Sold also BY II. oRUAIBACKER. Z
Sold also by Druggists generally. mxla-1E-daw
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State Of Illinois, Carlisle, June q, ~
have used Professor o. J. Woods Hair Restorative and
have admired its wonderful effect Ay hair becoming
as thUuEht permanently gray but by the Of the Are
etnratTe" it has resumed Its original color,
uonbt permanently so, SIDNEY BREEZE,
Ex-senator United States.
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RRAh RsTApR sALEs
wheeling island Properly

For Sale or Rent.
HOUSE on Hampden street-seVeTAl houses on Quincy
IA AMI John streets An near the Hemphed Depot and
the Crescent Iron Works and dwelling
house ON Main street, Centre Wheeling. Enquire Of
JOIN BRUCE,
jan9-H At Mr.. Lutz-Aarkt square.
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Rsn 1prges, just received and TOR sale b.
I. IL > myl8 GEO. WILSON.
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Glove Anodyne Tooth Ache DroPs.-why
win ye suffer? Read the following letter from d.tn.
g islhed practical dentist;
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For Rent,
TIME Store Roou Main street. formerly occupied by
4 George Mendel Furniture WRreroom. Apply to
dee9i FRANCIS r. ARMSTRONff. !.
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NEW SB EET MUSIC.

~ Don't FORGET 10 1sk FOR tRose banded Collars 1t
Worth l2e, and OF which have over One Thousand.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1857-09-09
Xafar-Wnrks.
Fnr ths Memphis APPEAL

For the Memphis Appeal
MEssKs. ED.ToEs; Watt
ouired to promote and br' g
aid up the manufartur-
- -phis. Tn Touring mills,
ser factories now operating,
the want of such facilities
gasntly to haul water for generating
It lie evident tia the greater the facili-
afforded, the more rapidly manufactures
increase, tending directly to increase population
and wealth. Water Works are necessary to
subdus and prevent fires, and all will admit that
an abundant supply of water greatly promotes
the comfort and health Of any city.
It being determined, then, that it is exceed
ingly desirable to erect such works now, the
next consideration is how to effect it. Two
propositions are before the Improvement Con-
auittee Of the Board Of Mayor and Aldermen
for consideration, viz: One from Messrs. Brink
ley, Oyerton, Greenlaw, Wickersham, Blythe,
Leathsrman and others, who ask the Exclusive
right, during the existence Of a charter which
they control, to supply the city with water
giving the city the use Of water for fires and
reservoirs, &c, the city to furnish fire Plugs,
pipes and frfsres, &C., necessary to procure wa
ter for the engines, as well as to bald her oun
PEbheJ fountains.
The other proposition lie from an Alderman
Of the Second Ward, and is in effect as follows:
/. Water Works in Memphis shall be erect
ed By a Joint Stock Company of shares Ct
S25 each.
?. TwO-thirds of he stock shall be sub
soribsd for by the city payable in the Bonds
Of the corporation.
3. To secure the payment Of interest and
principal Of the bonds, there shall be a lien
retained on the wster-works and fixtures.
4 Tbs income arising from the works shall
be applied exclusively to the payment Of the
interest, and to establish a sinking fund for
the payment Of the bonds.
5. Ons-tsnth Of the bonds shall mature in
twelve years, and one-tenih every year there
after until all become due.
g. All persons who subscribe and pay for
stock shall be entitled to a deduction Of from
fifteen to forty per cent. on their water bills.
7. TIE Company shall be managed. By a
board OF nine directors-six to be elected By
the City Council and three by the individual
stockholders. The stockholders shall elect
one Of the directors Prssidsn: ami fix his sal
airy.
8. The Board of Mayor and Aldermen shall
take immediate action to learn as near as prac-
tics5ls The amount OF means necessary 20 erect
such works as the present and future wants Of
the city may require, and Immediately there
after order "a election held to ascertain if the
voters Of Memphis are in favor Of applying
to the ensuing Legislature for power to issue
the bonds, AMI for a charter, &c.
Msssrs- Editors, as this is a subject worth
the attention of every citizen, my object now
is merely to direct your attention, as well as
the attention and consideration # the public,
to the nt9Tenent Respectfully, d.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1857-09-09

TIE LYxcEIEe IL MIssIssrPI.-YFe pub
lish this morning what is believed to I s a cor
rect account of the l~ynehiug Of an A BOLTON
list in Lafayette county, Miss. The eoPie OF
that county have been for years rer lsrksbls
for their serupuIOus regard for law a Id order,
and we are very confident they would not have
departed from their usual quiet in this instance
unless thsrs had been the strongest pro vocation
for violence, and the best proof that the reei-
pient well deserved It.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1857-09-09
FINE LEMON gYRVPF

FINE LEMON SYRUP!
A BEAUTIFUL article OF oar own manufacture, var
~ ranted not 70 contain any Of those poisonous article,
contained IN that which is usually trsuEht here. II
makes = delicious, cOrlng beverage, s0desIabie AZ this
season Of the year Just Try III
For sale Al wholesale OF retail By
H. ?. FARNSWORTH & CO.,
80 - = U-~uH ~
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1857-09-09

ANOTHER Political CLERGYNAS FALLEN.
One after another the political clergy OF tie
country are hsing exposed and are falling from
grace. The last case we have to record is
from the Celina (Mercer county, Oaio,) Sian
daTd Of the 30 inst, which says that the Rev.
Wesley Brock, who is one Of the lOudest Black
Republicans in the North west, an old minister
and recently Presiding Elder Of the district
has been guilty Of the erin Of seduction, and
that the lady whom be has ruined has CON-
msneed legal proceedings against him. The
Standard, in noticing the matter, says:
81 We do not give publicity to THIS debasing
crime Of Mr.. Brock with any intention Of IN
iuring the Church. Far from il. Our symPa-
fhies have always been with the denomination
of which he has been a leading, but now fallen
star. But we have always thought, and still
believe, that 60 long as the Church permits
its preachers to dsbble in politics to the neg
Iect Of their RELIGIOUS duties, it is SHINING
against itself in not s~ilencing the renegades
Immediately. By such q course the Church
would soon regain the ground lost ia the past
few years, and restore confidence among the
people; bat 30 long as political preaching Il
allowed, it will continue to suffer"
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1857-09-09

Coon C.rrzkss ConrEG.-We Is;lrn that
there il a probability, that half : dozen OF
more Of the best citizens Of Jackson, Missis-
sippi, have made arrangements to loo ate per
msnently in Memphis. We have plenty OF
room for then, and promise then a cordial
welcome.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1857-09-09

SEw YORK September s.-Cotion declining. FIoul
depressed WheasdesHuiHg. Corr 7ss., for white, Tic.
for yellow. Bacon arm and scarce. Linssea Oh soc
P Iron csaees. Whisky 2sE.
CIScISNAri, s~ertenber c. @E our dur aud unchanged.
Receipts Sarge. wheat s)2s9c. WHISKY eic.
NEw ORLEANS, september s.-sales o. oattsn to-day
500 bales Including 60 al IS 7-i6SIs. Receipts to-day
$50 Sales. Four generally IS 81 wheat active. PorE
arn holders dsmsna an advance, sc. Lard nm, I7z.
Eastern Hay sal 50.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1857-09-09

CsrrrAL FLOWING INTO New YoRK.-Tne
low prices Of the Stock Board have had the
natural tendeRey to attract capital from ether
Ultra Two Thousand shares Of New York
Central have been bought by a wealthy Boston
frm. and one Of our leading banking houses has
purchased five hundred for Hamburg account.
This Is a decided symptom Of relief. In other
respects. also, there is a decided show OF in
provement. The high rates Of interest 10 the
city are attracting capital from the country
II comes IN many small streams 10 buy COM
mercial paper, OF uEdoubisd securities
We have heard Of one bank alone. with not
ne lsreest correspondence, receiving an aeces-
siou al forty thousand dollars Of coin during the
week il these little r~ivnlets.
II thev are 10 anything like a prePcrt1onats
eo~ ;s he general market, the specie line Of
- banks VIII exhibit a marked improvement
n. r. E1e1ing Poe4-
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DIED.

AL1
At Memphis. SEPTEMBER sth. EDwIS FRASon
laungest son Of d. r.. D. ana EiizAJeh Rogen, as.
- months and IS da,s.
Iesnnot msksmy heart believe
This heart n " stricken s0ue---
That can never Gasp my babe
In my embrace Oncs more.
o, can ] never kl,s again
Those darling lips Of thine,
Ard feelthes nesting on my breast,
Thy lizzie hzDdin mine
Far sveeter than The roses breath
Was Thy young breath 10 mes
Thy velvet cheek aud brow did seem
As fair as lilies Be-.
TOO fraI q h5ver for autumn winds,
Or. rude contagious brs8ths
Our summer blossom fzdei soon,
And closed his Eyes in death.
He died at morn, just As the stars
We're fading into light,
So went his pure and Sunless soul
Where there IL Ne nigut-
Just as a aower nat cIim5s FAR up,
And blooms toward the sky.
Ill Jesus STOPPED aac bore him home
To brighter bowers on high.
We laid his hands across his breast,
Some pule while snow drop there;
He looked so sweet 20 wtnder death
Did enFy one 20 fair.
Sleep on dear bsbs, when Spring time comes
Aud flowers begin TO bloom,
III bring s0me rare and beauts7us flower
To blass1m O'er Thy tomb
Ialwsys thought those large blue orbs
Had spied some far n land,
And lgnEfd 10 view the Eiores there,
ana jar the cherab Kama.
know, dear babe, there thou wilt win
SINE KIND good augePs love,
who'll bar thee gently in their arms
Til / arrive ab4ve.
les. I shan clasp thee soon again.
@. PRE- less treasure gwen,
How sweet the thought hire thou viii b.,
NJ cherub babe. IN Heaven.
MEMPHIS, Sepf Z 1887. r. . r..
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e We take great pleasure in ask ing the
attention of the public to the card Of : AesSrs.
ScEUeGs, DoNEsAK s Co Cotton Fact RS and
Commission Merchants, New Orleans This
may be relied upon as among the best houses
in the city. The gentlemen composing be firm
are well known as solvent and expe aienced
business men, Mr.. ScRUees having, 70 T some
years, been in active business in the city Of
Charleston.
They will keep an Office in Huntsville Ala,
where they will make advances on colt On and
produce consigned to their house in Ne W Or
l.. g. IL r.ra IN .nnther cnlnmn
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1857-09-09

r. The fine passenger steamer =. C.
TsritokeH will be at the landing, e. rOstt of
Cairo, this evening, at 1 O'Clock. Pa sssn-
grrs going up the river cannot do letter
than TO wait for the TVitcheI. She is per-
fert in all her appointments R. I. RED1iA'
No. 513 Front Row, is her agent.
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F09~ Sale,

-, IwnL sELLon sArUKDAY. October f7th.
AhOns Tbons4nt Acres Of LAND IN Tlrt0n couuiy.
@tAiying six miles ro1a-Eest Of Mason Deuot tn
- the hemphis sni Chi Railroad. and sewn miles
from Co7lngtor. ne a1ove Land IS tupE1 as the lays
tract o. land. There Is shout fizhty or D hundred acres
cleared, and tclelably uen inprorei. WITH eo.c snd iast-
ms water. tas aoaVe Isr4 WI ce civHie4 60 sut pur-
chascrs. For further Particulars Apply 70 = N
shaw, {. G. PondestfT. Memphis; \. Johnston. Nssh-
vines C1l- Chas HI 81 Ginning TIE places David Nunn.
ssmargiHe, or ne undsrsIz1ed AZ r. mort Tpru.
q 4 -WHITInOREE.
?. 8. Terms one ard cash. IL balance IN 90, TO
and t1ree years Eith inr,ren srs11-E,ds
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r. The New Orleans Packet Company wish
to tire a number of 6senen, ~deck-hands, snd
cabin servants, for whom the highes. prices
will be paid. See their advertisement in an
other column.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1857-09-09

SELECT ScHooL.-Mr. J. P. HARLOW, for
some years teacher in the City Schools, de-
sires to inform the citizens Of Memphis that
tomorrow, eth inst, he will open a select
school for bows, in the basement Of the First
Baptist Church. Terms Of tuition 81 per
month. School hours from s o y O'Clock A. NJ,
and from ? to ; O'Clock P. l.. diff.
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eymaastie School.

MEMPHIS, Sept. I, 1851.
At a regular meeting Of the German Gym
haste Society, the following preamble anc
Resolutions were unanimously adopted:
WHEREAS, 1t is the principle Of the German
Gvmnastic Society "That only in q strong
body can there be a healthy mind" upon which
principle all the GymHasIic societies Of tbs
United States are based, and as we wish onl
American friends to be benefited by the healthy
exercises, which have done much good to th'
young. be it, therefore,
1. RssoIrsG- That we establish a Gymnss1'
school FOR the benefit OF the young meno Of Mem
pbis, who shall be no less than II years Of age
and also one for children under that age, and
the senior school shall meet with US every
Monday and THURSDAY nights at 8 o'clock, an'
toe isli5r shOoi in the afternoon, The school q
az soon as d sufficient number shall
have enrolled their names.
2 Resolved, Each one OF The senior or JUNO
schools to pay fifty cents per month, Il
advance, for the purpose OF defrsying tn
expsnces Of teachers and apparatus necessary
for exercise.
8. RssoiUsd, That the Memphis papers b
requested to publiEh the above.
GEO. EYRICH,
Recording SccrcfGTy.
For further particulars apply to J. HEIs
RICH, at P Fl. HEINRICH & BRo., Main street
h.+-r,r Monroe and Union-
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