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Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1861-08-08

The NATIONAL LOAN.-The Treasury
Department has received advices of the most
encouraging character in relation to the ma
tional loan of S250,oOo,OOO. There is no
doubt but that the loan will all be taken
readily.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1861-08-08

THE Loss OF THE REBELS. DIR. Nc
CURE, of Winchester, Va, surgeon of the
enemy at Bull Run, wrote home that the loss
of the enemy in the battle was quite 5000
killed and wounded.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1861-08-08

R. & B. RAILRoAD-CHANGEO OF TIME.
We would call our readers attention to the
new time table of the Rutland & Burlington
Road, to be found In another column.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1861-08-08
d led

In Healdville. July 18th. Nh sarah = 49, -
wife OF JeEett r kimball aged % years. She - =
8 husband aud two children and many ifiepes -
mourn her lOsF.
In Rutlsnd. Vt. August 9Th, DR. AoriAme'
FRENCH Of Toronto. c W. aeed 81 year q
Ia Chester July 19fh. Mr.. Esther A VIE ~
A. Cook, Eeq-. aEed 81 year. ,,----
In West Rutland. July slst. William Herr s'-
OF william W sud Orrissa Felt, aged fFo 7@i7
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1861-08-08

We are requested to say that Geo. Batch
elder son of Elder BatcheIder, will preach
at,the Advent Church in this village, the last
two Sundays in August
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1861-08-08

DEckIyEp.-Hon b. Paul Dillingham;, Dem
ocratic candidate TOR Governor OF this State
and also Hon. Stephen Thomas and james
T. Thurston. Esq. candidates Of the same
rarty for Lieuten hnt Governor and State
Treasurer, nave lrritten to L. NJ. Brown
Charm an Of STAT Committee, declining to
be candidates for he Offices to which they
were nominated 3 the Democratic State
Convention held al Montpelier On the oath
MI
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1861-08-08

The Worlds correspondent says the news
of the Union victory in Kentucky causes
great rejoicing in Washington, and the ques,
ton is now on the lips of every one, will
Breckenridge resign
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1861-08-08
MARRIEn

In Pittsford, Sunday Aug 3 . TIE tse' - al
Pittsf0rd.
In Rutland on the 81 inst. b. Rev. Leland y. -,
Mr. Lsonard Read Of RGti4n3 and A2ts Az---
Bruce OF East Dorset.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1861-08-08

81 Gen. Butler has returned to Fortress
Monroe, and it is now stated that no imme-
date change will be made in the command
of that post.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1861-08-08

'Figues won't lie,' is an old homely express
sion; but few men can look on a fashionable
woman's figure nowadays and say as much
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1861-08-08

SANDY HOOK Sandy Hook, Maryland,
where Gen. Banks is located, lies directly at
the base of one of the spurs Of the Blue
Ridge, through 2 PIP of which the Potomac
runs. and on which few weeks since, was
established a camp of several thousand OF the
enemy-a position commanding at once
Harpers Ferry and the passes towards II
from the Maryland side Of the river-an I'M
portant post. abandoned when the rebels
evacuated the Ferry.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1861-08-08
Respectfully yours,
ERASTUS FAIRBANKS.

In compliance with the above request OF
His Excellency, meeting Of the Board OF
Medical Examiners will be holden at Bellows
Falls on Thursday afternoon, August 18th,
1861.
SAMUEL w. THAYER, JR., NJ. ID.
Chairman of the Board.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1861-08-08
STATE TICKET.

SAAAE AASRAEAs
FOR GOVERNOR,
FREDERICK HOLBROOK, OF Brattleboro.
FOR LIEUT.. GOVERNOR,
LEVI UNDERWOOD, o. Burlington.
FOR TREASURER,
JOHN B. PAGE, of Rutland.
COUNTY TECKE EFT.
For Senators,
NJ. c. RICE, Benson,
JOHN JACKSON, Brandon,
D. w. TAYLOR, Sherburne.
For Judges:
ALANSON ALLEN, Fairhayen,
EBENEZER FISHER, Shrewsbury.
For Sheriff:
VIM. NJ. FIELD, Brandon.
For States Attorney:
JOHN PROUT, Rutlandi
For High Bailiff;
II. w. PITTS, Sudbury.
For judge of Probate Rutland District
AMBROSE L. BROWN, Rutland.
For Judge Probate-Fairhaven District.
ALMON WARNER, CastletOn.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1861-08-08

COMMENCEMENT AT MIDDLEBURY.-
Baccalaureate Sermon on next Sabbath af-
ternoon by the President.
Grafton before the Philomathesian Society
Tuesday, / 0 1-2 a. NJ, by Hon. Edward Ev-
erett of Boston.
Address TO the PiladelphIan Society on
Tuesday afternoon, by Rev. Ray Palmer,
ID. ID.
Parkerian prize speaking in the evening.
Wednesday is Commencement Day. In
the evening, the Mendelssohn Quintette Gu
of Boston will give concert, assisted by the
distinguished vocalist, Mrs. j. II. Long.
On Thursday, Rev. II. ID. KitchelI. ID. D..
of Detroit will add tess the Associated Alum
nj The Poem WI p be delivered by Stephen
4. Walker of Bins hampton, n. Y.
The Rutland & burlington Rail Road will
carry passengers, fishing to attend, for Aalt
fare, over the emit te road during the week.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-09-19
Ersra Charoes.
go Rgaislaflons.

J. No pupil viii Be received for shorter ns-iol tl,
session Pupils entering after the cauue1csrsrf ~
asession Wis be charged only for the residus sf +
session N de3gcii0a win be made in Go ~ - ~
drawai before he c.o,e Of the sessioa or Tor sb-
unless occssioned By sickness.
3 Win the Vieyg 20 prevent eztrAvaEaacs sad n.y..
AoIe hsbls sf selnomy, the following Uniform has
been selected winner uniform t. causfxf - gr.lo
coioted EerinO dress, vita cape Of same srd 49,,
white col ar black * apron ASK white lsehoro 49,
trimmed with straw colOrsd ribsoa TOR sumner aud
searlet for Wlntes Summer uoiform % cons e or
Of blue glnghaH muslin - eaiisO (scIid eo9rsl tg -
made with long sleeves, aut r d. close 10 tss neel
with small, plain, whiis c0llsr back six snron E-s
pupil 10 Be provided with two dresses fer he i7tsr
8 d ioEr dresses OF the sunRer uniform.
3, BoArdsrs Tust Be provided with SIX changes sf
elotnina sultzne or the seafon with u Necessary sr
eles for tAs tailet and with six table Eapkfbs
4. me parents or guardians OF young lases eoplfnz
from distance, are requested 70 mans soma vsrs1 IN
or near Memphis 70 Wh.m application may be made
tIo1.
The Institution viii not Incur the expense d, fBr
nishing the pupil with pocket money or articles AZ
ciethingi shall the pupils be allowed 70 Seen ,s
% spend al their discretion. such u usvs 1u5t - a.
posted with the Superior Of the lnstitate
. To prevent loss of time and ntarruuticp Of ~ 4
exercises of the school, visitorz VIII be received on
on saturdays from % II oclocz "A. and from IA 1
?. n Parents others wishing 70 place ehsran "a
the Institution, viii Be rscsigsd any day except
Sunday.
rhis Institution is Csiholiebu as It's object IS -
AFFORD educaienai advantages, irrespsetfvey sf re
gious eTeeds, no influence beyond that object il he
eTeised Discipline ard order only wiz REQUIRE sftens
sEee a. divine service on sunlsJs
g. Parents and friends visiting the pupils IN exhfh
tion week or at ether times, VIII ind sccommodsiol
In the city or noighbOrhoo the Institute Is not ur
pared 20 furnish eztectai1nsnl.
8. Letters to Be addressed to the
MOTHER SUPERIOR.
81 Agnes Fgmsie Arsdeiny.
au%-sm hemuhis Tam
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-09-19
important improvements in TeIe-
EFapHs.

Important improvements ia TeIe-
graphs.
Corrsepondeucs OF The Baltimore SUM-
WAsHIseToN, August ga letter from a
| United States naval officer, dated London,
] July 90, has been received here with very in
teresting account Df Wheatstone's recent i'm
! provements in the electric telegraph, One of
/ these new methods is now carried into practi-
! cal operation BY the Universal Private Tele-
/ graph company. Every business firm or pub
| lie Office, and every private individual, NAV
/ have his own telegra ph. The company has
stretched wires all over the city, and will rent
the use Of the same by the hour, OF day, or
/ month, with a small box, by which auv per-
/ son who can read, NAV be first rate operator.
! He has an alphabet, q plain A, B, c, before
! him. The disc is about five inches in diameter,
| upon which are the letters, and there is a KEY
| for each letter.
| By pressing key the correspondents letter
is pointed 20 in the indication disc both Of your
own instrument aBd that of your correspond
ent, y DO has a disc at his end Of the wire.
/ With little practice, eighty words minute
may be ielsgraPhe4. Newspapers NAV have
reports from any part of the kingdom by this
| plan. There will be an end TO letter writing
/ by mail Between Liverpool and London all
mercantile correspondence will be conducted
/ by private kilograms. You will observe that
| there is no acid used In this process. The
electric current is prOauced by the revolution
Of two small rolls Of copper wire, with an ar
mature, about very small horse shoe magnet
To notify your correspondent of your inten-
| ton to address, you simply touch a certain Rey
that rings little silver bell in your correspon-
dents office, ana In like manner be responds.
This plan is used by the police. It nav be
commended to our city and general govern
ment. The Sehate, unwisely struck out Of
our metropolitan police bill the provision for
telsgraPhing. But this plan will cost less.
But this Improvement, great as it seems, is
Tar eXcelled by another, which is about to be
put into operation, and with the aid Of which
i've hundred words minute are telegrapbed
This method requires bat the message should
be prepared by what is called "perPorating
instrument"
Thisis small instrument by which the pa
per is perforated with clearly cut holes Of the
diameter Of large sewing needle, and with
the speed Of the present mode Of telegraphing. |
This paper is passed through a machine by
which the message is, with two little pointers, |
marked in ink on a similar paper. THE per- |
forated strip may be used number Of times, !
and then be kept as register.
Thus, 1t we wish to send the Presidents |
message to any part Of the country, It NAV be |
prepared the day beforehand by the "perfors- |
tor" and sent, al the rate Of five hundred |
words per minute, to any, the most distant |
station. The "Perforstor" can be carried in /
the pocket Of the operator, and thus the mes
sage may be prepared, that is, perforated, at /
any private house, and a copy delivered to the |
operator, and a copy returned by way of re- /
ceipt.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-09-19
LoUlsTavAc ceoPs.

The .Alexandria (Rspidss) Democrat, Of the
11th, says;
We have had incessant rains up to Monday
morning, and we may now truly rejoice thai
we have been bIest with novelty, in the shape
of one eHtire clear day The cotton crop may
now be considered failure, as far as making
a fair crop goes Lucky, indeed, is the planter
who will make an average half crop The
cane may be said to be really good.
The Franklin (St. Mary) Banner, Of The
18th, says;
The csne has generally been growing quite
rsnidlV during The wet weather OF the last two
mouths. and if no storm occurs to blow il
down. ibe yield Of sugar will be abundant.
But The crop is 10 precarious situation. The
stalks are tall and heavy, and the ground is
soft. a single storm sweeping over the sugar
regions Of this State might now easily des roy
cane enough to make over two hundred
thousand hogsbeass Of sugar.
The Springfield Livingston Parish) Reporter,
Of the l2ih inst, says:
So long has the weather in these parts been
continually vet, that the Gotten 10 evidently
suffering from rot and the corn. wherever it
Is much entangied in pes vines, or has been
recked By the birds, is sprouting in the ear.
In spite Of this, however, the general impress
sion is, that we shall still gather very fair
crop.
Tie St. Joseph (Tensas) Gazette, Of the
1871, says:
The effects Of the extraordinary rains
throughout the parish, curing the last month,
are now visible on all plantations, and from
the information we have upon diligent inquiry
Hthered from many quarters, we have been
fof. .,ed TO the conclusion that at least one
fourtb and on many places one-tbird Of the
cotton crop has been destroyed. Not bale
been Bhi 1Ped-
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A Novel a'eature OF the sequestratEon
Law.

Among other advantages the North has en-
loved over our section is the uRenvisbie one Of
furnishing nearAy all TIE abandoned females
WHO infest our cities, praying upon the ignO
rant and wsak-minded. Many OF them aecu-
lDuIste great deal Of money, furnish their
bousss IN extravagsnt style, and travel home
ward every summer t0spend or invest the earn
ings of their sin. At tie present tine there is
between two and three hundred thousand dol
tzrs worth of furniture, silver plate, etc, be-
longing to northern vampires, who naVe left
their homes here in charge Of other persons.
Vbep the F,srticulars OF the sequsstTation bill
pasged our Congress were teiegraphed to this
city a remarkable panic seized upon the
bsbitUees Of these resorts, who looked for
ward with certainty to the seizure and sale OF
fbs outfits of their ESTABLISHMENTS, and after
fe,, Of tbem commenced removing, regular
stampede took place day before yesterday,
nearly al Of their houses being deserted.
Whether their expectations OF the seizure were
r7nv7srrsntable or not, we do not know, but We
Fons that these vie dens Of northern imPoris-
4ion will be summary disposed OF, according
% law as partial eradication Of a great
avd. One Of these women has written let
Ser from New York, pretending that sue had
I,een sent TO Fort Lafayette for avowing south
sre sentiments: % 20 doubt pitiful dodge to
,svs her s25 060 worth Of furniture from con.
8 seztion.-N o. Bee.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-09-19

It was lately announced in this paper. on
the authority OF letter received from an Off
cial person at Tdrin, (the director-genersl Of
the military hospitals IN that city,) that Carl
baldi would not come to ttis country, to take
share, under g commission from the President,
in the battle OF the North against southern sg-
gressiOn and treason, It is now less likely
than before that be can leave Europe. No one
can say when Austria and Hungary will be
engaged in hostilities, and the secession Of
Hungary would so far cTamp the resources of
Austria as to leave Yenetia comparatively un-
defended Garibaldi, no doubt, will fall upon
Venetia at the first favorable opportunity, for
bis policy, which is also that OF Victor En-
manuel's government, is not to consider the
contest in Italy wholly ended until Yenetia and
Rome are under one ruler, together with the
rest Of Italy 1t appears wholly improbable
that GaTibaldi, thus circumstanced, can ipage
Italy for an hour-far less for a campaign in
ihe Federal army in this country.
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Terms Der Session
'AYAsLE HALF-YE4 YE4RLY-INvARrARLY N
ADVANCE.

For Board and Iuition IA sny or an OF ths f1otaz
o. .. snches' Aea1ing, Writing, AriLame.i-. F1eiisb
~ raurar, Geography, History ahet9rt. Col1sssi5i
uflbclsr Principles af Naiu AZ Philos5p9v cbe1tss
W ana eotany Mental md Ho-al PEiIysCrbg. pia5g
Sss"ln. AarEins etc, SIS So. $50 or 500 so.,rf-
lus 70 ne age or elass u the pupiI FOR day -bor
taiton, So $40 S25 or $50 according to sss Or ss
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-09-19

~The Toronto Canada Leader, refer
- to the suppression Of newspapers BY the
IfFe, lBites. remaTksi ,-..
Tbc ts which are permitted to exist are pro-
.,.-stss from publishing news save OF certain
49, ~ shall soon know less truth concern
s az wsged at our very doors, than we
80 .l.,',s ot' war waged between two tribes OF
ssoniksIs u the Interior Of Africa.
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TsIl Meeting. 1881

Fall Meeting, 1851.
TTNHE FALL MEETING over the Memphis Course
L will commence on WEDNESDAY, October 3Oth,
1881.
FIRST DAY WEDNESDAY, October SO.-Sweep-
stake for all ages, heats Of two miles $500 subscrIp
ton, 800 isrfslt hree more 70 all th5 stake.
SECOND DAY, THURSDAY, October 3l.-Swssp-
stake for three old; mile hestsj $500 bscriP
tion; $50 forfeit
THIHD DAY, FRIDAY, November Jockey Club
pursa 500; mile heats best tree in FIVE. KntrsuCe
money (teA per cent added.
FOURTH DAT, SATBRDAT, November 2 sweep
stake for three year ods heats Of two miles; 5000 sub
scription 500 FOR cit. Three msrt to Ill the
stake.
The above stakes 10 nsrae and close on TUESDAY
October ls 1851 Security for the farfsit required
in all cases.
Ths CLAY STAKE for three year ods; $500 sub
scrption $500 Forfeit SO alton, closed with
twenye ght Subscribers TX deolArstons,) viii be rTn
on MONDAY, October IS, b.
Shoud the above stakes al Purse Of $500, three mile
heats entrance (ten per cent added, viii Be hang up
Tuesday.
Nominations TO be made to
CHARLES STONE. Secretary,
au26 dtoc1 Box No $40, Memphis
Louisville Courier copy month, or until sup
pressed BY A L.
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Safe nTknaah ~

] OFFER for sale valuable TRACT OF LAND situ-
4 cd IN Council B-nd, Ark known the Briscos &
JeLkn' place being the southeast fractional quarter
and east Hslf OF southwest quster section is and
n1Ith half Ct section =, east half OF northeast
quarter OF section IL c0nta ning $50 scres in township
2 north Of east sdjoiRing the land Of EajJr
baldwin tbe south. Said land will be sold privately
aud proposals. fur the invited The sale 70 BE-
osed after the 1st OF Deoen Der next. Terms-One
third ca>h; the balance in equal annual INSTALL
menLs. Address
GOADENTIA WAITE Rx'r etc..
au2I-3me Holly Snrfrqs
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Rrnrn PensacnIa.

A letter to the Columbus Sun, dated Pen
sacola, September 7, says:
We now have three brigsdier-generals Oh
hand, and report says 100000 pounds Of pow
der will arrive here to. day. This is the best
prospect Of a fight we have had since our
arrival. 1t is known that Gen. Bragg Is anX-
ious, and nothing but his being soldier pre-
vents the ball from opening. He has orders
not to FIRE a gun unless attacked. and be Obeys.
learn that one of Gen. BPS aids said that the
general had written to Richmond four Of FIVE
times for permission to commence the fight,
but each time wasrefused. The Federals have
fred at our police boats, ran US away from the
docks practice firing at our targets, and finally
burned the dock all under the eyes of the com
mandiDg general, and be having his hands tied,
can DO nothing 70 resent the insults.
The private sentenced to be shot on the 9Th
inst, for killing the lst sergeant Of his com
paHy, has a reprieye' until the 10Th instant.
From all accounts be deserves his fate.
They Talk OF SHORT Work IN KENTUCKY.
Tie Cincinnati Commercial, of the 18th inst,
says.
There are ten regiments now in camp ia
Ohio, ready, and we believe quite as many in
Indiana. There will be force enough to make
the struggle in Kentucky very short. The
twenty regiments that we have named can
cross the river within a week, and ten more
will be ready in less than a fortnight, while
the greatest abundance Of aTm7, rifles and
cannon, and Of ammunition, is at hand.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-09-19
THE Kisses Y0UNGS' SCHOOL,
No. 90 Court Street. MemphIS.

TJHs duties Of this Institution viii be resumed or
i TUESDAY, u i0th September
~ For psrticul Srslpply at the School.
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The scmerviIl8 Female IBstitate

VTTILL open its next session the % day OF Ssuer-
w Der, the first honday) under the coFtinusd su-
pervsion Of D. keredith assisted by full co ps OF
experIenced Southern TeGehers.
those wishing further particulars will apply 70 the
IlEcipsl for = Catalogue.
soMFRvILLE TENN. Aug. l. 1881. Tausdsws
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FAssWANNls EEgoN TTE.
STApEMENT
OF TaE CAPITAL. ASSETS AND LIABILITIES OF
)
The Insurance CO. Of the Val
ley Of Virginla.
,yEEE. 8. 1881
.yTEI~ 8. 1854

Insurance COMPANIES other than those Chartered
by The State sf Tennessee
TyIRsF-The Rame and locality OF the company 'Ite
Il Insurance Company Of Die Valley Of Virginia" To-
Gated at Winchester, Virginia
2. The amount Of capital st0ck...... $500 900 90
3. The amount Or capital stock paid
The remainder dus is represented
~ stock notes OF mldOubted
security. 4,615 800, ,000 90
ASSETS OF THE COMPANY
Amount OF cash on hard IN the hands OF
agents sud other persons................ 2i992 s5
Bonds owned BY he co4ny N'ns'
stock Bonds Of stockholders: ......... 4s75 90
% Misseuri s's coupon
bonds. ds......,............s2o 900 p 900 90
Il Virginia oousoH bonds. It,oO0 TOO 90
20 Tennessee coupon bonds, 20 900 I4,0O0 20
boads. ................. 10000 5000 90
ATegnany coupon bonds, 50Ja 1 200 90
Lyachburg coupon bonds 500 1,2-0 %
Corporation OF WinlIes-
ter SIS coupon bondS.... 500 800 %
Certificates Of Virginia
registered stoet........ 1890 I,olO 90 $500 co
Debts secured by mortgsge, to-wlt:
On real estate worth double the
debt secured rs ST SO
De. 5 Otherwise secured by pledges OF stock
and personal security. ia OIs 4s
Debts for premiums s...................... 54s5 IS
Other securities as follows, to-wit:
Bank sgoeks. Par value. MArketvalue.
Virginia stock. ..-.....s s 3 OOO II,Ss0 90
so shares Merchants and
Mechanics Bauk.-...... 5000 $500 90
81 shares Bank Of .rgiuia
stG-k.......--- ......... 3 $40 3,7I5 50
so Exchange Bank Of va. $500 4750 %
% shares Bank Commerce, 1900 I 900 %
20 shares Paramount Bank, 600 9OU %
JS shares BaBk OF he VAL
ey OF V'rgInis........ 1880 5II2 %
10 shares Bank Of Vim
chester .-.......... 500 4g0 90
p shares Bank Of Louis
vile, Ky.......-....... 2,2C0 1900 co
shares Bank OF Kentucky. SEQ 500 90
s shares Commercial Bank
of Kentuck y..........-. 500 GOO co
10 v inchoster gas company 500 400 90 al 4I9 50
Once furniture stations-
~, plates, etc.......... 800 90
ss7a ze9 ss /
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G0utatl0nal.
ST. AGNES
IlIDEHI,
Memphis, Tenn.
rIlHIs INsTIrrrInar- -. :

THIS INSTITUTION, incorporatea u
a Act Of toe legislature is aeIightfultv 90
i,uateu II heaitny and retired pars of -
me dily OF AetlpaIsI c01nruandIug The ad- U-s751
Vantages both OF town and conutrv. Tbs 49,
bullalsg g are ample and commcdious and
20 designed as to secure everything 81 sfr So
able iu school edihcs. They st.nd ID A. go. .
extensive and highly is4proved srount. - - - q
est trees, aai 10 part tsstefuliy laid ou -ts - .
rare pants and shruascrY- The coa7s ieur- .r -.
70 n MeIn2hIl n ON all parts OF the Wess AMI sst
the Acknowledged heaithruln-ss Of The city rarr,t
II % point hshy favorable for the l5-stsF ~ -
rary Institutions - ----
The Ac4demy is.andsr ~ charge af cosspstsz. ,.,
experienced TEACHERS The system 81 edrc,ttl7 h ~,
SANE IS Inst pursued in simiar Institutions in Vs.
lucky. lt Is every way calculated % s.czrs an ~,
AIMS u edueation-moral and intellectual cu1s-s s
hnemsit Of manners and physical iu1revepanf- = ~,
q extensive pstrUnsgs.
The ulseipins Of ne school vi &c a-m snd uniform
Dat Iold and parental while strctest attention vii
&c paid to heath, comf5st ana wants OF The va5ils
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aES0ESGGa

MEMPHIS AND CHARLESTON R. R. CO 4
MEMPHIS, Aus ust 80, 1851
NOTICE is hereby given % the sockheders IN this
IN Company that the books for the transfer OF stock
vi N be closed On the 18th day OF september next, and
remain closed unit the LIST day Of Ooto0er 1851.
dividend Cf four per cent is declared By the Eoard
of Directors the stockholders who are such on ths
I5tb Septeuber 1851 Said dividend viii Ge paid Il
the rressur ers Oee and after the ist October
GEO. ROBERTSON
aus0-dawtocI Secretary.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-09-19
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