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THE CERO,ss-
The Mobile Merchants and Planters Prizes
Current of the 2Ist ult says:

I NJ 1T,ItI. lF---I1rteF - T],--g---1 -.
I"' 'o'4'' '''''''''S N'' '@"'s's i''''S
! Current Of the 2lst ult. says:
Since our last report the weather has h,an fiir.
and mus; have been favorable to the condition Of
the maturing crop; We hear po.bin0. L,,,,.,er
as y7.t Of any improvement in The appoarauce OF
cotton. The sugar crop does net appear to have
suffered, but, on the contrary, g have improved
~ !, 0ylis' % tne !insi MA.cA ceased about
'le 'liie ''it aPp % inquiry 9eSea 10 De
yHeited' FROM the nee regions We near iaFGra-
me reports Oh tne STATE ol the. crop the yield
promising 10 De = lalgo one thr attention OF
planters Is o''e'us 'oI Geu 20 ,t5 HApoilance OF
ny Nlolh eN'eu7l'' y 'il' i7ii ana J, Is eeI-
,all 'usl " iaIst' provision thai ever before VIII
% ge Ll4ae thTo9glCHt t5 ine SoutA iof producing
l"'I W" DI'a''7lUu''
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Extra Charles.
a.emer.al IsegulaIions.

l. NJ puf well be- =, eriveu t,r % rter period II In
session J. pills entering agier rhe con ulei caant Of
sgs ion viii he charged o8!y -or tar sdu= Of the
res 1a No Deduction viii DC made IA csss Of WITH
rava DO irp tho rlcsr OF Tire s--sla Or for hseuca
ul,1ss oocas;0. a by sickness.
. Win th- view 90 prevent eS.raTa~auco aud pro-
hab = ut economy. the following UNIFORM ha- bs
~=c7et Winter uut5uu 20 con-isr Of la color, Z
acA six apron snd Ehoru bat .ru7u.+d with stew
-uursd r5lu- -fr -umuer sod scrrlr. ~ f-r.
SEf-cr urllurIz consist Ul dr-s, 1f 1iur riuaEaa
.ir er cell 70- ls1-i& cul3rsj o. - Bzr wIih long
white C0-a- Jlacs -ilk sPron tarl Purl 20 BE- pro-
'Id 1.rh rsa seE for Jhs winter 7l1 11ur drssst
q the summer uniform
@ Buarrsrs u.u.; bp provided with SIX changes Of
hing su.aJ.s for ths season. vh al necessary ur.
&c g. for the Joiis, and With .-s table uHpkin..
on d. tsnr-, ere Sisted 90 same come er ia
usar H-mvhi-, tn whom application niav b. rlnda.
when "a ,rFsgrl l1 favor Of be pupil OF tbe h. tsgg1
The Irti c'i1n Fvi not incur 1ae "a p n.- Of for.
dbl TIE p -'rh packet r5ns .r articles Of clota-
Dor ssal tEc pupils be li we'd ep ulo1er %
isud az thr-r discreet. 2. Such moneys nasi DO 90
po-!f-i - ta fhs Prri0r Of cine Ia-titi &c.
6 loss OF time aud Interruption Of the av-
Tci-S OF tu- Srl1i, Viii ui, be receiver MY On
5stprdlvs, oth % IL O'Clock , and from . 10 c -
Parents hers wishing 20 place children in be IBstI-
sufinn WI be re ceit ed on y day kept SUNDAY
=. Ihi l15 itu-on is C-tf ic but o iss ohnct Is 70
tfpFI 3tsonal avGnta es, rresp- cfIvcv or reg-
crcsd4 no 5usnc' heyOad that object will be =
rrc,ssd Dizcp.iLc 1ua order ouy VIII REQUIRE 81. end
IN g ~ divine 2 rvie ou SlnduT-.
q Parents aud friends isitng the pupils IN exhibition
week. at other tic, yii ud soco lnodeiIon IN he
tT zeigaourhood fhe Institute Is not prepared 20
furnish 81 erIainu- n.
g. Letters 70 b0 addressed 20 he
MOTHER SUPERIOR.
g.. Asues Eemai- Acad. nlv-
an'5m Aemr.l is. Ts. z.
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happened to disturb the nonotony Of camp Iii
| None Of the points seem K be in any dang
an immediate attack, and the southern forces ar,
evidently determined to &C, only on the defen
! siYe for the present.
Military matters in this region remain ab0u
as last reperted. During Saturday nothing oc
cured that could excite thc most iTrepressible
/ and yesterday was as dull aud quiet as sunday.
usually are noW-l-days.
The strict enforcement Of the law closing the
! whisky shops on Sunday Il having a very salu.
| Juy effect l did not SEE, for q wonder, q
! drunken man ON the streets yesterday, and nu
arrest for disorderly conduct was made.
Tho feet Of t0wboats from the Upper Ohio sr-
rived at Paducah the latter part ct last week,
with one hundred end fifty coal barges, or hats,
wEiEb-are beiUg formed into floating bridge,
across the Ohio, lust below he marine hospital,
and opposite the encampment Of our troops.
Tire noats are anchored ac each end, length
wise with the stream, short distance apart,
and d plank road is being built across them.
There Is q draw in the center of the channel. 20
permit the frfu passage Of boats. Il was cE-
peCted that the bridge woui be- completed yes
teriBv Nos, of tbe fery a. TOYS ta.,- have re-
turned. ! cauaot see the ur,,ssigr for This
bridge. unless Il IS built in y;e-- O. be posi-
bilig- of ratrtat; for r.iu;1rrtaeat> end sup
plies could certainly be SER uV bv nOG, from
Cairo much easier aud more cEreaitiegzly than
by any route leading to The bridge of course
our brave BOYS do not expect 70 be obliged %
Eeuee,; but ell things are possible. The Ceu-
cfrn has probably proved q good job "a some
patriotic c0nuactol.
For Holt is now strongly in,rsnchci. aul
mounted with heavy guns. L Is capable Of rr-
5'sting formidable attack, especially as Fort
prhancc cen throw sbell into the woods behind
It. There O. no probability. however, that it
VIII bo nolesfo.9 Abe country iu its rear being
almost impassahIH, particularly for artillery.
At Norfolk and Fort jefferson (called Camp
CrittcHden) slI is quiet, end there has nos been
even q skirmish With the enaIrv.
Lsto arrivals from PadUcah report the town
quiet, nothing reliable being heard of General
Johnston. or any of the rebel forces They ap-
pear to stand entirely on the defensive, except
thar small scouting parties occasionally make
raids into the country and trouble men who are
suspected Of Union procliyities. Psducah j now
in an excellent condition for defense. and its oc-
cUpation by the Union troops may BE- regarded
as permanent thing
Late arrivals have increased the force TO up
wards Of 20600 men, and II would take an army
of 10000 men 70 dislodgc them Paducah being
safe il /. probable, and Is believed here, that
before long there viii be 3" forward movement
from that place in the dirrcto on Of Columbus
Il is TO be hoped that such a movement will be
made as soon rs our strength win Justify IT,
Columbus and Hickman are fully rs important
as Paducah-the former probably mort irpO1-
tant i OUgh. never TO have been allowed 10
fall into possession of the rebels, and should be
rsgain-d as soon aS possible.
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The NnIne Of Arrin,,-

Wien the Duke Of Wellington was oaupfIled,
iu the Peninsula campaign, by q superior force,
to remain for time Ia state OF iuacti5r. one
tbird ar least ot his troops became inmates of
hospitals. u is said that Garibaldis volunteers.
who achieved such brilliant success agaiusl the
greatest odds in rlo field, became sick in large
numbers as soon -s they had uo.hiug 90 DO; but
the moment the enemy came in sight. the hos
pital, were speedily empted, and tie sick rush
ed 70 the front Of the battle eager to share with
their comrades its perls and its glorics. An
other illustration Of the happy influence of cx-
element upon the health occurred some Years
ago during the prevalence OF yellow fever in
Havana. 1t was rumored that an enemy S feet
was approaching, and iu this new and exciting
occupation Of that public mind the people for
got to be sick, and for some days there was not
81 single case Of the epidemic
In all wars, even when conducted under the
most favorable circumstances, the losses from
sickness are much greater than hose Of battles
If it were proposed to storm Old Point or Ar
ingtOn Hights, we should naturally shuldcr at
the loss Of life hich would be- the consequence.
and yet q camp Life OF inactjon viii xiii more
men than al the enemy, cannon could destroy
II they played upon our columns fyr tYeutv-
fsur hours. We have no earthly doubt that
southern army could march upon Philadelphia
and capture that city with less loss OF life than
it, or any other army, would suffer from sick
ness by remaining the same time in camu.-Er
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-10-02

albany, September 24--The Republican
State Central Committee met here to-day, alld
the following resolutions were uuanimously y
adopted
Rcsoired, That il the opinion Of this commit
tee, At least five hundred thousand men should
DC enrolled for the war at the earliest possible
day, and that this STATE should furnish a. least
one hundred thousand of that number.
RcsOicsd, That the Executive Committee b.
Instructed TO adopt the most rigorous measures
by public meetings, through the press, aud other
wise, to arouse the people to the importance of
supporting the government with men and money
in the present emergency.
ReS0irCd, That We earnestly recommend 10 the
general goyornm nj the propriety Of giving to
each volunteer hereafter enlisted, either 50 o..
the bounty promised to the soldiers al she rernli-
nation of the war, or one months pay in I'D
vance, at the time of his enstiur
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ST. AGNES
FEMALE .iClDEhI,
Memphis. Tenn.

-TVIS MS 5ITUTION Incorporated by Aet Of ..--
4 Legislature. f. delightfully."- sitls- I'd in heaisl-
Hl; re- Ired VaTT os tAe ei'y o. Memphis coulnzH5n.
ng- ample and co11m0iiaus anI 80 -sizled r. o.
ecure everything d-si able 81 n schco "a hcr. Ihe-
ard iH -hr nter OF extensive ana hishly iinprovrf
ground shaded by forest fT0as. Eud IN parf fsseiul
aid out asd ser with psa-s and shrubbery IN.
'nTenencs Of seC@-s 20 3eIIh fru.a aE Bars of the
West and S5gfh ar. tbs ackuo-sctIet h+airhfullss=
4 the city, recommend % point ls-l. Favorable
for he locstl11 q lifs-arv i1-1itntr1u-
Lhc Academy b. nader rle C1Irrs competent s1I
xperiencr1 teachers. fEe system Of education Is rla
thst PGrsucl 10 SIMILAR institutions in Ken
uckv. Z is c~e = Way caicu,a.ed 80 sceEra all rhs
sims Cf OueaI i0gl' -,i and ihTsil-ctnRl culture rs
iaerient 81 manner aud physical Lnproyelne e No
efforts viii ue spared 90 r-cr h- Institution yv-i bv Of
extended patronage.
Ths d ripliur Of be school vii be frm and uniform,
aHd Br % entail while the strC:est attention wiz
irTrs
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-10-02

RO@ ST, LUULa-Ia. rTVsus. Marabal has
u0ti6ed al tho banks and eavngs institutions
IN tds cisy TO fuTnieh him, within rEgutv -four
hours, full lists of their Stockholders, and the
amount OF stock held by each Tho object OF
the demand lie not known. 1t uvatss conster-
PISTON enong Secession stookholdeTg, who
think the movement looks to coufscadon.
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DYEING ESTABLISHMENT

NJ EsSR5 MATTHEWS & HUNT. late Of ,hs
iA sehoo Of 10 grss and cri. hr iea Chguc.i 10,
+ amt scoarvrs, nUk & Aatihrw- s. ts,uts h,s
t1s s5sVs 5asin s. n al hs bran Ers Evsrf s-.srto
l,o7 q seuile 81 Coat, Yeats aBd P-pts ns ay.f
e-s.arso ana Ess orSd % b org aAl psrfein II I,
sNsAn % reIso7s seer2 " Of gIsars paint So
I'd PAP SsiG-r ~lah 81 oh ssl1 ~ AID iraa.9
= Seiea sace samsnis AZ Hzni. ans vsasrsIs IA
seolS net 20 f-aPpa.E Is ] al,d ena1nans 49, -.
pies 8 Coss drss-ng = sHay fsa 10 - - -
eearss y U - nsce Ia-sr I1lco l. On fslc-ssk ,-s
oesSsen A1i1 ziTees zuo rnnf bow -
2'%A''z MATTHEW'S EUST
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-10-02

THE STEAMER GORDON-An exciting re-
port, which indicated the probable capture Of
this steamer, prevailed through the streets YES
terday forenoon, but about 10 o'clock she made
her appearance, which immediately relieved all
apprehension, and she soon came 10 anchor of
the wharves. Early yesterday the blockaders
were noticed going to sea, when the Gordon went
after them to observe their movements. After
going some distance from the lond they went to
sailing vessel which was, 20 doubt. Que Of
their own. After the purpose of the Lincoln
vessels was noticed, the Gordon was put about
and returned to port. Tho Vandalia, sloop-of-
war stood in near tho bar yesterday afternoon,
and was fred AT by the forts, bur she was out Of
rsnge.-Charlcst0n Courier, nth.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-10-02

THE WISDOM or Our .ANCEsTORs-Jt is
singular that the persons who sro most loud in
msgnifying ihe pretended advantage in poiu. !.
OF wisdom, OF ancient over modern times are
thr very same who are the most loud in pro-
claiming the superiority, in thc same respect,
of old men above young ones. What has gov
erued them IN both eases seems 90 have been
the prejudice of NAMES. j. Is certain tbat, II
there be some reasons why the old should have
the advantage over the young. there are, at
least, the same reasons for times that are called
modern having it over times that are called am
cient There are more; for dccrepitude. as
applied 20 persons, is rral--es applied 70 times
it is imaginary. Men, rs they acquire expert
ence, lose the faculties that might enable them
70 turn il to account Is it not 50 with times
The stock OF wisdom acquired by ages is q
stock transmitted through vast number OF
generations, from men in the perfection Of their
faculties. The stock Of knowledge transmitted
from one period Of a mans lite to oauothcrperiod
Of the same mans G!e is a stock from which,
after 2 certain period, lers'e delalcations are
every minute making by the scytbe Of time.
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CoSTRAaAHD STATISTICs.--Fr0m gsntlOmen
Of well known character belonging to the ulne
co0ntise on our border, we gain infoTmstion
wnich shows that ct least ons hundred slaves
leave Missouri each day fcY Kausas. We al
know tns opluion of Ah0Tney-Gousral ! stes-
He avs they must be retUrned-Learsr,cortk
Conservative
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NT CRDEE iu TIA .uhrtchis couut7, Mississippi Sen
VI tenhrr 18th, 1851 :. Hodae-t on " -irriaJ :.
the 18th il rr, csei @. r. Cook while II work
ind after passing a gosl shot him and ilstautl led
Tf- said H3int II q q medium zhr will we "a
about LOO pou ds sht conpl, c.ed sal 1c-rouud g.
The only coat he gCok with wac dove c. 10 ID sdti-
net, tui ra0.T hls he md r-ign a. widow f BE- de-
cod-ed vi! give 500 reward fr the apQrt b. I~iou
livery Of the above de-c-ib Hcdn q TO the Jail Of
Taish tchia county Mississippi. MARY CDOE-
s-24 ~
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TERyss DEE Session.

Playable Half y early yaI-iably in
Advance.
Tor Board aai Tuiiinn in any or al Of hs follovin
1rlur'--. Eesdu- Writing Ar.ttIns1.c, EuE-h Gram
ar Geusrsaiv, History Rhetoric Co1aposIrou Jrlfi-
isl Tlirci l-s OF Natural Philosophy, Chemistry nd
Bc'any. Mental and Moral Philosophy. F.lin Srwne.
tarsiug, aIc.. co, $50 g. or sil1. according 20 The
go or class Of the pupil Tor 1sy schola- tLitior
SI. 80 OF $50 aceOrdu- 20 a-s or class "a sh-r
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Grass Seed, Field seed and
Garden Seeds.
Notice TO Absent SoIdiers.

A FULL supply Herds lss. Eshl ckv Biuer-ass,
n Orc srd Grass, Timothy aud Clover SEEDS whole
s'i~ tHd retail. Z. G.. CRAIG Sc dslnan
2 4 'w Tor S.r0ud ar3 T-uiau 81 ....-
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TAKEN APP.

ON the Goth instant one small = BAT P9SE,S
~ when he owner have bv cai, at ssses-s
y house. eight iilsS from Memphis, on the ~
Pir-on R0cst read, IL the ncighborh0cd Of EzQ eszz
taking him away.
.r.sl a. IANES TnEINsnNr
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HENpHIS IND ONO RlILROlD co.

JFFIJE CINE EECI.EFs ASD G,5-s'L SCPEEIST TESDEET
Hs1H5is Tern, sept. 81, 1851.
Office s. ke7rby ven taet ~ p 1saIs is a1borized
90 rurchs-e supp .es any Hr--c- lcr tie outta-
ring "f t osd- % sT ANY V-otE DON. except
the written af tis uuJersiqued and argeTat u
,r outrtc- made by eng buriuat- oifr employ
vi b JiHdsu ihis Conpa y, NIL vrh ths vri. IN
.pIroya. @. he u1Gsr,isae5
THOMAS DODAMEAD,
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CHANGE.-One Of the finest Of the palatial
brown stone fronts fronts on Madison Square,
erected, without regard 70 cost, upon the most
expensive and eligible lots, was built some wears
60, aud presented by her father 10 the wife of
one Of our dry goods merchants engaged exclu-
sively in the southern trade The house and all
lis magnificent furniture, in good times. are
worth perhaps sixty thousand dollars, and the
fee in the lady's name The husband. Of course,
has become hopelesslv insolvrut, aud can sac no
way OF securing his support. The wiz has
property some of It cOR,rGbaHd) at the South
but can get no remittauce-. There they live in
that palace Of fashion, in al the mockery Of
millionaire wealth, the envy of ignorant passers
bY, unable 70 commend q supporting income,
unable % procure a tenant for So extensive an
establishment, (which they would GLADLY let for
an almost nominal reut) pointing anew the
well worn moral, " all th4t e.tters Is not gold
And New York csu furnish q thousand such in
stances today C0r gos,ov Post
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TuETLLTvoEs WHEAT CROPS.

BY ID hs0llo,yins from the Chicago (abolition
Tr55sae, csae 25ih ult., It viii be seen that th'
staple crop Of ihe F" Garden State Is resishiIr
That paper says:
During the past weeA or tea days we have had
several reports from the interior with regard tg
she damage whies the wheat has sustained in
ssns.gy gysuCU OF The recent heavv rains. Hitherto
w0 have RETAINED lom giving The reports pub
Ecitv, les; they might prove exaggerated, and
unnecessarily excite our markets; but yesterday
pya conyersed with several intelligent gentlemen,
who confirm the gloomicst statements received
A0ng the line Of the Dixon sir Line railroad.
the damage is the most severe Iu thar par of
Ihe country. the wheat was mostly harvested
With headcTs" and the stacks inPcrlecily
huilt-so that the heavy, drcncliRg rains have
thoroughly saturated them. Along the valley OF
1he Fox river, the wheat in the stacks : nearly
;,u growing, and some Of thel arc reported TO be-
mass OF growing pulp the grain growing
IKE turf on the top of them Along the Chi
cago. Burlington and Quincy railroad, also, the
damage is eXtsnsivo-though mot quite so bad as
ca the other northern reads.
In confirmation q tlsSe reports, il is proper
70 state that during The past three or four days
TegF large proportion Of the wheat received IS
srspected rejected, IN consequence Of ijs dsmp
md poor condition. One firm in this CITY had
tifeen carloads Of wheat sent him, ana eleven
of them vera "reioc.od" Another he'd twelve
carloads, snd eight were " rejected, and somf
even gave worse rttHrns.
This is undoubtedly gTeGt calanity 10 lhf
couEuy. The crop was st best, far short oi al
.lversge, and it is feared hs' this VIII reduce i
70 but a small per oentage Of last years abund
erd Eield
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NOTTCEs

aIENEItis AND OHIO RATLROADD
TaE=IDESSL'- DFFICE
1ltrlirTs, Te17. Ssp-. D.. 1861 }
~ CONFORMITY with tl- charter ti,a aunuai In.
4 fu. ot -ha S-u-knalIsr- iu be M.11pis and Ohio
q esd CfipEny. rh- Flrp--s ot q cling lairtc u
Dir ,.o-s CD lIri I' We tr VIII be held
% 70 -sce Of the ompEuy ir tE~ n - Yard, a. u
c cc.- a. a., Cu l1OEDAf, ct1hrt q 1851
E- c.-ri-I Memphis lres OF char-i rrtHrH tickets
w.I he god Tues4 aud WycBe-1 y & lo'rirs -hr
e-sc-i-l.
--plI ID J. p WOOD Pr -.don-.
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Strayqd or Stolen.

4 BLACK or asrk brown HORSE, eight or nine
Z wears o.s, branded on tho eft shoulder with The
lrtsrs \. T. had on saddle with horns. aud belongs
the Ccnf-tsTals army. ANY Information Of huc left
at the govefnn+ll stable, NoEToc street. Sill be
suir biy rewarded
s.o1it THOs PETERS. a @. "
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INSTRUMENTS WANTED
FOR THE ARMY

DBNslC!ANS and others having Ampufatin- a-S
i Trr Sa1linC Cs5s, etc, which thry can spare wi BE-
paid ths lNCs- nocra prlcvs for the cEsh, by
x. MANSFIELD & CO.,
WEosssie Drr gEisfs.
ge2f I'm 1-f and 1sq M--7 sf-- - sf...rr,hsr
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NEW LANpLoRDs-G. W. a I. Walker L
-. &c. IN a Gecgzla regiment of rebeis- De
= - T-lasbIe building u Genssss street, syTs-
-. = Kerr York. % Mouday last tho Deputy
H-I,-t s1,tss Marsl,al served notice ol the Eso-
-. 80 beroefs. bucle Samuel wvSsld be thed
;'5 s.-,Sa-5. . whioh the tenants TePheo' Amen
C1;oeg0 Tribaais
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Mempbis Female College.

AenphlS EemaIe College.
yEE STET-.E ,TH Ss5s- lIS viii be-fu Cu tt-
1 SFCGND MONDAY in srt;az1b.r llrs iBs-i-r-
on t is Ill yvrd Cf1ris uusIrps,t iaci-t ia- he
cdulsiri1u Of tEuro -5 nd polished ltacl- o. The
iorfs and Trea4nrv Notes gi tt Cr1-sisr1r- Sfltas
" O. ls taken 90 per value cotton 80 the ularze.
i-Ca. iu ayueut % lges. Zee chaEa-s I'd sdya CO.
r boa-1 and rsrar tuition are sIJl per session Of
y7-nlv wee Er Ia Eccrrr ST, nj. 2 patrons shon-@
,k- 3 esaHs ya.'-.T-, gle number o. puE.lz IS
ui-ed 90 -iZ-r-
F-,r e.rel.zrs Ei,iB- il- pa--,s--ars, apply 60
c. g.. &ACPHEE ON
ias2 faw1n Pre- .tsuE
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.VTST RECETE.ED.

A GOOD assortment Of Cotton Stripes Cheek
~ Jesns Kerseys, LiHsrys Domestics, Hoop Skirtg
B0ots and Shoes, and for sale cheap
LAUTERBACH BROS
salo diK- n % Frnnl Rasr
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NEW SOTTHERy ENGLISN CRAWWiR,

FFHHE undersigned have now "a prg--. and about the
I hTst day OF September next VIII publish q
NEW SOUTHERN ESGLISH GRAMMAR,
BY REV. ALLTs 81 SCOTT, -. D.,
Late President South Gibson College, IN this STATE
Dr. Scott ls Tenneszcan BY birth and education AMI
he has been practical teacher in various PARIS the
Outh and West for thirty years. He has In11e Eug-
lish Graniuar speciality. and. perhaps hss tEuCn
hat science 90 more persons than any other il tbs
South-iu 'lu.edeTacv.
The forthcoming work hal been examined 10 MSS by
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