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The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1861-11-29

FEMALE SLAVES WORTH MORE THAN
MALE-It is stated that the average price
of lot of male slave. in South Carolina
lately was three hunded and fifteen doll
lars each, and lot OF fema slaves four
hundred dollars each--Iess han one half
Of the value which they commanded in
market twelve months ago The fact that
maseuliuity should rank so low relatively
is attributed to the gresser danger Of its
being seized for military ser7ice, or esca-
ping as O contraband.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1861-11-29

Es- The Milwaukee Neus learns that 8.
Gov. Randall thinks it probable that lie q.
will he obliged to dlsbanti The SKATE troop.
not yet mustered into the United States
service, for the reason that the general
government has made no provision for
expenses. The bottom Of the State Trea-
sary has been reached, and the money all
scattered. a large part Of this has proba-
bly, been consumed by the Governor's
wet nurses. Now the election has pass
ed and the treasury is dry, probably their
service will Hereafter fortuna,elv, 10 dis.
rensel with.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1861-11-29

CuRIoCs CoURTsHIP OF WILLIAM THE
Cos quERoR The following extract from
the life Of the wife of the Conqueror, is
exceedingly curious, as characteristic of
the ngaauels Of a semi-ciyiiized age and
nation: "Afer some. wears DELAY, Viii
liam appears to have become desperate
and, if We trus. 10 tie evidence Of the
Chronicle of, lngerby, III the ) ear 1911
way laid Matilda in the streets of Bruges,
as she was returning from the mass, seiz-a
ed her, roilet her in the dirt spoiled her
rich array, and not content with these out
RACES, struck her repeatedly, and rode off
AT fall speed. This Teulonic method of
courl slap, according to our author,
bought the affair o a crisis for Matilda q
either convinced Of tie strength of Viii.
liam ) passion, by The tio.euee If his be-
hayor, OF AFRAID OF encouniering n second
beating, vou>ented 10 become his wife.
dow he ever presumed 10 enter her pres
ence again, after su,h a series of enormi-a
ties, the chronicier say eth uot, aid We are
at a los, TO itpague." - a 't r. -.a..sr ..ls
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1861-11-29

srccEss ~ BUSINESS The grand So
cre' Of success in business is to stich to one
Ming Whoever knew anybody to do this
f'r ten years, without a, comp!shing his
eni,a Continual dropping wears away
the rock : The Highest obstacles become at
length as cohweb barriers before never
fla.ging energy
''Go out in spring when the sun is yet
far distant. ard you can scarcely see lie
.iniuer,re Of his beams, scattered AZ thev
aie over The wide face of creation bat
c"ieci those teams INTO f5cus, and they
klude up flame III an instant So tie
man thst sqnarders his talents and his.
strength on anany things wilI fail to make
an impression with either; but let him
draw them to a poiat-let him strike al
q sing'e Object and it will yield before
him" aaTai sls sTEal e.t I' 91a sts-s-
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1861-11-29
REER ~ KERN,

North side, opposite Richards Foundry Deal
efs in Dry Goods, Groceries and Provisions,
Glass, Crockery, Fancy Goods, oil-Cloth,
Wooden yarn, Fancy Baskets, Fiddles and
Guitars, and Guitar strings. Toys, Cordures,
Paperhangings, Brushes, &c.
Respectfully solicit share of public patron
age.
Manitowoe July, 1859. ni-tf
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1861-11-29
GEO. REED,

hhorncy ard Cosnsettor at Lar. :.
Hss res1.nei th- prac ice of ~ profession in
MaBItoroc, AID CAT nov promise to give
prompt atlea'ion t. all professional uueiness
entrusted 20 him.
~ ColtcCon- made in arv part of the state.
!. For a lev weeks his Office will be found at
his dwelling house.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1861-11-29
HECTOR MCLEAN.

.NotaJy Pu6iic and General Land Agent,
sTocKpRrDGE, CALUMET CO., WIS.
VIII attend to the payment Of taxes, the colIec-
tion OF debts, the examination of tides, &c.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1861-11-29

Attorncy and Couhseitor a. Ldv,
Jss,ice Of the Peace, and Notary Public Par
ticuIar artef tor gwen to collecting, &c. Of
hce on Yo,k Street, Manitowoc Wis, nl-H
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1861-11-29
IL. r.. ANDERSON,

Attorney at Law and Notary Public once on
York street, north side OF the HVer' MANI
towoc 4Z-iy
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q. TNRRlSON & Co.

Dealers in Dry Goods Groceries, Provisions,
Hardware, Crockcry, Boots and Shoes, Hats
aud Caps, Drugs aud Medicines, Gla~s, Nails,
etc. Produce Of all kinds wanted, nl-u.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1861-11-29
GH4S. A. REUTER-.

NorARY PUBLrc, Agent for the Milwaukee Mu
tual Insurance Company, and County Treas
urer VIII attend to the payment of Taxes
&C.. Office on Ninth Street nltf.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1861-11-29
THE ALI BI.
A REAL EXPERIENCE.

l wholly disbelieve in spirit-rappings,,
table turning, and all Supernatural eccen
tricites of that nature. 1refuse credence
in the best authenticated ghost story
(mind you, ghost story pur ct simple)
| can sleep in the gloomiest haunted
room, in the gloomiest haunted house,
without the slightest fear of nocturnal
visitor from the other world. alt-al"
But though [ scott at white ladies', bleed
ing nuns. ct hoe genus omne, there is a sre
cies of supernatural occurrence in which
| am, confess, an unwilling and hesita-
tirg believer. a# 3, e.'Ta-a
The circumstances ! am about to relate
are of, this nature, aud was told me bv an
intimate friend of mine, as having lately
occurred to a relation Of his own. ...
| give the story as he gave il to me-
namely, in the words as nearly as possible
of the principal actor in it.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1861-11-29

# Anorneynnd Counsellor al Lar,
Office on York Street, Manitowoc, Manitowoc
County Wis Collections promptly attended
to ni-tf
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1861-11-29
THE MANiTCWOC PILOT
is PUBLISHED EVERY FRIDAY MORNING,
TERM II S

- 94at" TERMS: -g.-e..
70 Village Subscribers, when left by the Car
er, e, 90 per annurn. ,.. ........
To Nal and Office Subscribers, si,oo-iHva
vsrbls in adra'ee
Eleven copies will be sent 10 one post Office on
he receipt Of $1,000. Twenty copies on the
receipt of $500.
.E Advertising a, the usual rates.
JOB PEnyTIlIE,
Having large and varied assortment Of Job
Type and Two PR,ssys the Proprietor l. rre-
parsa TO e1ecnts az kifids of JUB PEIaT1NG OF
short notice and At 'aiF EGices- s.sf
~ All kinds of FaTm"rs Produce taken It
.bI- offce in rsr 8 It.ef., 'or vo-k or papeTS.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1861-11-29
JOHN McKEOGH,

Wagon, !Cieigh, and corriage Naher
Shop on York street, over VIM. Sharp's Black
smith shop, Manitowoc, Wis. Always on
hand and willing to work.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1861-11-29

Bosros, Nov. l2-Gsorge X. Good
wins menagerie was burned this evening
and all the animals smoihefed 10 dea.n,
some seventy in number.
DEArn or SAM HoUsroS.- Gen. Sam
Houston, Of Texas, died a few weeks
since.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1861-11-29

Here ended his story. l give it TO you
withou, addition or establishment, as he
told il to me 1t is secondhand, | con~
fess, but hitherto have never been fortu-
nate enough to hear a story with aught of
supernatural in it that was not open to the
same objections. ,......
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.TOI1q al I


however, II nove,h + me abou', impeding, As
it seemed, ny verJ respna natiopa lThes'ta'
ted for a moment at my door, longing to
Gallup the servant upon some pre'ext,out
checking myself, turned to the table.and
resola,ely sitting down, again opened my
journal. s. iasst-a1I s8t % yatsg2
As Itarned overthe leaves Of the book,
the word Bristol caught my eye. One
glance at the page, and in ali instant tho
following circumstances flashed across my
memory s.F.re taa a.te s-s-f 3o
RI had been in hisiol on that very day
the .av on which this dreadful murder
had been committed. @ .-zas-e
On my way TO friends house, l had
expected to catch, and have couple, OF
hours to spare, wandered into the town,
and entering the first hotel | came to,
called for luncheon. TIE annoy apce L
| ell at having some. hours to wait was ag-
pravated lv the noise a workman WAS ma
king IN replacing pane Of "iass in one OF
The coffee room win lows. Ispoke to him
| once or twice, and finding my remon-
STRANGE of no avail Wa Aed 10 the window,
| and with the assistance of he waiter, for
| ,ed the man to discontinue his work.
| In an instant recalled the features OF
tho workman. 1t was the very man
! had seen in the telnn's dock that morning.
There was no doubt about it That hide
Gus face as i, peered through the broken
pane had fxe itself indelb'y in my mem
orv. and now i,leutiiied itself beyond the
possibility of doubt with the sinister coun
tenance that had impressed me so painful
" in The morning. @
have litle more to aid ! immedl
afeiv hurried hsck to The town and laid
these facts before the Judge. ON comma
nirating with the land adv of the hotel at
Bristol. he was able To prSve the payment
of a small sum on that dav to II traveller
glazier. She came down TO X, and
from crowd offeions unhestatingIv pick
ed out the convicted man as the person to
whom she had paid the money. ".
The poor fellow being a stranger at
Bristol, and having only passed two or
three hours there, was utterly unable to
remember at what house he had been em>
ployed. | my self had forgotten the fact
of my having ever been in that town.
A week later the man was at liberty
Some matter>of fact people may endeavor
to divest these circumstances Of their, to
me, mysterious nature, 10y ascribing them
to disordered imagination and fortui-
tous recognition of prisoner condemned
to die. .#- ..asse aat
Nothing will ever cfface from my mind
the conviction that Providence in this
case chose to work outfits ends by extra
ordinary ard supernatural means. .a~a "
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1861-11-29

nso9 eds 70 $50 bssasd3 srEdlzl 9fI
aEzsi1 g3zaI afl Il agI1zIEI g
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1861-11-29

The Madison Journal, the official organ
of the Republican party at Madison, re-
Gently said:
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-09-05
Fall Meeting, 1851.

5TVHE FALL MEETING over the Memphis Course
L will commeace on WEDNESDAY, Oeiober 20ih,
1851.
FIRST DAY, WEDNESDAY. October so-S-eep-
stake FOR all ages, heats ~ two miles $500 subscrip-
tlOn 500 fUrfclt. hree TO tiii ta- stake.
SECOND DAY, 1HTEsBAY, October 3I.-sweep-
STAKE ior three year o.4si mile heats $2yO bsCrip
ton; 500 TO- felt
THIhD PAY, FRIDAY, Eovegb'r Jockey Club
purse $500 mile heats best t.ree Ia dye. Entrance
money (ten per cent 4dtef.
EOJKTH DAY, SATUEDAY, November ? 2-sweSp.
st he for three Ult beas Of two miles, $500 sub
scripIJuj SiOJ for ell. Three mere 70 iii TIE
stake.
The above stakes to meme aui close on TUESDAY.
October LIST, 1861. Security the forfeit required
i all cases.
! Ths CLAY STAKE for three year olds; $500 sub
seriptioBi 500 forfeit; $50 declaration closed with
tWen y-e Chit Subscribers TX declarations Will be nm
on MONDAY, October IS n.
Should ths Eb1ve stakes a. Purse Of $500 three N iIs
heats entrance (tsn yer cent added viii be hang NJ
on Tuesday.
Nominations to be made to
CHARLES STONE Secretary
au2s dtocl Box No $40 Memphis
Louisville Courier copy one II nth, ur until sup
nras sod - A
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Erlg.a FErrnfa;
Geserag RegsslaFi0ms.

/. No pupil viii be received Tor shorter psrf- fbau
sesst 70. r1pl'5 enter1e after b. cauui-lceu aur f
session. viii b. c4@r-7d ,ny the res iu rf tie
session No De -ucti0n Will DC md. IL s- Of tfh-
crsTal b=g0 tts Of lhe srtsi.n CT slr s,sz1cs
uu!Ess occsSiGued by ~icEaP.
,. "ttH the view 90 prevent sXtrararanra ard pr1s
mota habits 81 con rIy, 11s following uuif 7.u hss
been Feirctet: Wiuryr uuIf1rm t. cau- - aF . -
coored Heru4a dress, villa cspe rr sstaa auJ lain
white collar; black iE zp-cH z-4 wsttr 1.rFs.r G.
trimmed With straw c1i1rst Tib-iH for zruara4 zr5
sear;et FOR T,ntsr. SUMMIT l.IayTl cons g. r area
OF u5 EinFhzu, mus l er ir-l - iL ruIur-l &. "A
made with long sleeves and To- b roza IN rbz n.rE
with sEsl, plain. wltrs cofsr; stTs .u-ap E-ah
pupil 70 b provided " tw1 Grr~ss ar me wis r
ard fozr dre5ses n the suusler uui.0rn
;. Boardsr F7-t bs provided win SIX ~h.rgs- 4
Cll hl1E table la en- wish I'll uscasarv r-ti.
cles Tor the ''iist aud With six t,aie .rrt-rs.
Ihs Parents or guard 1u- - rr-EE fe. les cr N
from distance, arc rsq le-t-l 70 sc-la p-rsu in
or near u e1slis o. HL e az all-al may be d sr-
when nsesassrs Ia favor Of he pgyH the IasL.ta-
tiau.
The Institution win nat i-cu- the expense o4 s1r
nishins tze Farlt win FJ-ssJ uua OF -rt,c "a OF
ciothtus; nor shan the gu5is be E-1eG kes5 1usy
to spend at 1h-lr discreet sUch meg La bs ds-
posited with The Superior 1I t1s institute.
To prevent loss cs tiu- and rrupsi.n or tha
exercises 0f tos Sch1 ], visitor. zl b. recei.-d ~ ?
Saturdays tom u 70 u'clcz u zui frrul 70 8
Parents Or oIhe-s 9isl 2 To- pf--s shl N IN
the Institution, viii be resolved o. any cay ex.eBt
Sunday
Ths I1stitutisu is Caihoc-sut ss its object IS q,
afford euUca l-ua sdvanfHgss. aTr--1ae
gOus ereeds, 10 iua1 bry-L7 IJ CO viii - r-
ercist q. d cipne order on will rqura atteuI-
snce az divine service on Suniez
5. Parents and friends sitting the vupiIs n axhbf-
tion week. at othsr e. will Gud Ecc1ul-- 9s ion
pared to furnish ehtsrtainmen5.
8. Letters u Ge addressed 10 the
aDTdER STP Rr0B,
ST. Asnsa Fem A a pusy,
a. b
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-09-05
TrTmS per Session:
PAYABLE HALF-YEARLY-IEvAzIA n

F5r Board and Tuiil l IL as 1s all o. the following
branches: hsa1lng willie Ait me g. Eng 50
Grammar 8e0Erzp1y, History EL-r1-Ir Cuulgs-l ion,
Crit cisIa, Principles nan al Plifa,ap. y tybs ~
try and FotaUy Han.lf and f5-G p. fl-spbv paid
Sewing, hirEIng &C SIS &S9 $50 or 500 scc1r5-
ing 70 the ssa class n- The -u1i Pr f.y ,ehas =
tHiton SIS, 500 50 OF $50, accrdiaz Ic a. or e4ss
"a
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-09-05

clothes which he bureau charges at seventy
cents, the merchants are asking dollar and d
half. In the bureau the clothing is furnished
at prices not exceeding, but rather falling
SomeWt at below the SIX months cOumutatioD
for clothing fine heavy 0VeTcoat furnished
al SIX liars, pants at a dollar and a half, and
other garments in proportion.
The commercial speculation to which we
have adyeTted is certainly one OF the most IN
worthy description. Whether engaged in by
the Yankee, the Jew, or the FTgiuian, who
makes himself lower than beth in such unpa-
triotic specuations, it is a subject for cOTrec-
ton, at least as far as public opinion, if not
the interference Of the government, can 60 TO
administer its punshmeuts. The army
worm " is a neTtleTn insect that might be ex-
Pected to make its sPpe9r in the coTrup-
tlons of Yankee society, and those Of a meT-
cenary war, but the greed and Tsvase Of
which we are not prepared to see, and do not
intend to see With tsmeness il the operations
of war in the South, which is not only Wal
of patriotism but struggle for the ind-psnd
ence, fortune and estate OF every citizen OF
the Confederate STATES, whether he be seller oI
buyer, merchant or sol, ier.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-09-05
sEIzvRE OF LErrEas.-We nndsrstand III;

Seizure OF LETTERs.-We understand that
some thousand or fifteen hundred letters re-
ceived from the Sou'h Thursday night By tie
American L tier Express company were seized
5y dr. / G. AleXa ndeT, a special agent Of
the P5sfoffice deBartm ent We suppose they
will be forwarded to Washington, and be
money they contain belonging to our citizens
will be coniscated anu used for the purpose OF
aiding the John Bro mites IN their attempt to
subiugats the Souh.-L9uisvills Courier.
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HlBSnALL FEHlLG INSTITUTE,
.zarshaH County, .EgIss

TT'HE neVt session OF this Institution viii open On
L MONDAY, the I'd September, t65i
EGoiltie- for stqu riaE 1 Cr0uEh education, in
pleasant neighb b1rn01i, vii, b. sfgrted.
For further information salgass
) J STEGER, President
o-7n-Nw p,...-,rt, -.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-09-05

According to survey made in 1853 with river fron
of half mile. The soil consists Of reularksDy IeI
Ii black loan, nearly light bank o. ssnes aHu
some idea Of its ddTh may be sscertalned from tne
fact that a cisern dug. in Its immedlste VI
caty depth OF twelve feet without rehohln8 te
cay. II is amot entirely above oyerh3 ", IN uhpre
cedepted )ods OF 5S and 59 covering only small por
ton OF it. and it is aso protected By hne lyee
has been greatly strengthened during the past year II
has improvements except rough cabins but ma
several sod ROADS thrOu2h it, for the purpose OF
ing wood to the river, whore two fine landings nave
been cut. II IS "a Of the finest cations Tor ~ocd
"a d on the river, having bluff bank and sufnoleht
depth for boats Ia land at season OF tAe
year Tho timber is very heavy, consisting OF gum
ASH blackberry esd walnut, and IL cut OF and s7loJ
would more III pay for the land.
havs tod BY competent judges, that the pecu-
liar advantages OF this land great that ont fer
the present il could be sold readily for SiUO per
scre. n th rapidiv grow ing city OF KEN
phs greatly adds to it, value, and shouts that cly o.
made the capital OF the Con ederae Ststss as II IS no
thought it will be IN very short time II would CON-
msnd $500 per acre
It now offered at the low price Of $50 per Aere-
onp-haH cash. and the bslsncs in twelve Eopths.
Nothirg but Tecunisry eubsrrsssHDsnts tndneo the
offer It at such crihcs. Possession SNvel
imms diately, Title perfec9
Sui5-deoGSm Z, N. APPERs0&.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-09-05
7 4 i ] ABLB LAND
FOR SALE.
~ Acres,

AN authorized 70 sell extremely VALU- Ses44ss
I ABLE TRAIT OF LAND, lying on ths Mis- gssssss
sissippi river about tVso miles south Of Aem-~S'Ss
phis, the Arkansas SIDE. II contains -.7<~
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-09-05
GOQtatl0nal.
ST. AGNES
Memphis, Tenn.

TyHIS TNsTfTTrlGT. iu-orp55as=H ~
Il Act OF the Legislature. o. deli. hf.ui , II -
e. uALrd an q beluby aua Retired rs-L u- - -
ihe gtiy Of AempC-s- C1aIusuIIrz 30 4.. --Ez=szss
vantages both VI tsWu ali c5aD-ry. III. 55F
bulldiEg Egs are IN l= ard Couuri cul a.E -3GE
designed "a 20 secuss tv=TytlllE d-7s-- -
a'ie Ia schoi ~ ucf They stsud ia yh- center q
extensive and uie4iy approved -rel4d- p f-i b. or
ct trees Eni d -rs taEl fairy laid gEt ans s-- -ta
rare ants eUG at-u Ifry. The islcl o. - Ga
70 asmphi. from all paris Of the Wes aaI s,r-a sgd
the acknowieiE3d a-siiLfuu-.- O.! The eft7 re- .raaI
It as point h-ny favorable i1r the l0cz..a Of -L.s-
TGry Installations.
Ths &C DENY IS under the ch5-ze o. competent z-I
experienced teac7ers. The system o. cd. .c tiea 1s
same as inst pur-u-d in -IuT or lE-tl1frs .e E-r-
tu'ky. IL 5 every Wy cl'Crt1t.d 90 -.c.-s tr. r-s
aims = eductt0n-1o-a si intellectual cr tsrz re-
unement of manners sud y=Irzl imlr-vFu-rs No
Efforts viii be spared 20 rsl1tr She n5;iu1u zoLzy
If PEtsI-lva prfrJuaEs-
The di>ci line OF the S-E57' W ha DO s-H u-F---
but mild sld parental while o s'rgtst reerl "a III
be paid 70 heath, comfort and sauts 1s he g-rl-
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G0utatlOual.
HUNTSVILLE FENlLE COLLEGE,,
Hust.ViIle, North Alabama.

a.BF. ]. g. WILSON, A. A.........-....PRESlDENT
I7HB eighth annual term will begin on the FIRST
I MONDAY il September.
E0cai ora.
This is healthy, pleasant and s-clEe from danger,
either Of epidemics ct war's alarms.
Faculty
The resent fu'l ard able c1ps Of thirteen accom-
plished Teachers is retained for next year.
Languages.
Ancient Languages no extra charge. Modern Ism
susges by a IhorouGny c, mp-r ns lady Teacher.
.Eststc.
This department is Of very high grade Peculiar
advantages in VucsI &6sic.
.frE,
Our annually skilful Teacher Of Drsvn7 ana Paint
ing n their Herent varieties, will still remain 10
c-aIgs o this d p .rtLeLt.
Boarding Rfp Fssssgsf.
Health and comfort vi4iisutly cared f9r. Ar
rangements VIII De made for comfortably sccomuods-
ting ell who may come.
SPsciGg .s1csice.
Confsde-ae bonds ard Treasury Notes, Ca. ton
Hcfat and Bsc0u VIII be received IN paym-uu
CstaoFueH, cna' ring fu par culars sent on apyli-
cation TO The Prrsid ut. aua ! N
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-09-05
MILITARY IlS'TnUTB,
ChesnUt ELL,
Near LGGranGs, ZfnHcsese.

FENHE FOURTH ANNUAL TERRI q this Institu ion
L Elu open 0u the lUJl o. S-p-suLs nd e os ne
last Of June. Uitcout int. III BItu sat To- ne
Christie hoiid-ys. The czss The Ipstt,u T. G ug
teachers for every 6ersitn1-t. RrIt.ru.n af q e
ric- talenIs ne -tn7alfSbud nm a4.r-T h, .r, IL,
fautry and Artiiery Tactic, bEs been % rayfu rfo
VIII iSey have cbarEe or The MutHeuel ca ce art
nent TIE arms sed here after VIII ie sn- &c piece
siz-pooi der 1cr the par Gee q Civ NJ fz I'd
thoroBgh instr ci0z in art ry ce zl1 o. IN
hsld na, made ord = I'd tutarlp sIEe TO- g. s.
from ten 10 s-veEte yeags q sss TarE,t shCaiiEs
pracueed 81 ieest once W-+k d. Is ctIsC1 70
nske every pu u thor0Hgh acgutufed with th- u
ties OF the der is drtai u0u ia be samI aid -
the Held Good rChJtnrshrP srSd military ulsCi-
pline after iOm the bs-is Cf The oaieI's cou Sc
&c uust h1ye lute igenre ne Eit ash J-Ii-
tary dIFeIp Inc give n izncy ;kE 'hs M
and daily gynnzstc .xe CT rs are not onr ivaIus bic
20 the scholar. But es~euii b. giving zeal o,
ment and activity Is The soldier. e. %. truts o. suis
remark have had suuId,Bt IrCOf C she at rec
yesTs, II the remarkable / pTOvempit Ia b-srb,
strength, and sctIvity Of every student R TIE % ifn
tiOn We have EseUrrd ha services q o. - abe m
ct GynRasts IN America a. teaeh'r in thl- Depart
uent.
We can assure cur fr eds and fe pub c hst The IN
stitutien is cJnplste 10 al Ire arsHernieuts in
der the highest deFr-s OF thy-icai mental
moral evsl pnslt. zn1 W reel co d D. ~
abe to give an smLle returu for every rGpshse. 1ls
Professor OF Modern Lanzusr-s UrsTinx ard FfcaI
szd Instrumental &usIc ia accompanied f. 0 he
teachrs. snd grest qTit 10 The Iusii in In
the Ia tvs ear, ths ism'y ty i,isn hss aade brt
two Ofe sional visits. Tss UaiD m " b. @ ssms
heretofore blue does fuis ana grey res, ~
orcer U save trouble and mach eas- "a al parties
have ensHsed Z god tai-r an bvoI maker fsT ia
Institute. The be feps ted i,r o. ezp-n
IS the proprietor allow 70 count be III
pocket money be De Iih Principal. No
stu1snI 90 y-Ld he D. m! D, thurCh. CT
when cn fuTloush. Tne discipline Will bs st ictly
military.
TermS---Per Annual Term, $275.00.
This iT cludes fuel board, aad tson ia Il ruai-
ments Of English. Ancient Language, AsIhsI G,
the Of the Gymaas-um, ths sllIta Drin snd
arms.
OdeTu languages, French and German, 90 Be Eroken
GaIlyl Drawing Inst ueH-sl usic fesssrs'
rates scho.Is Vocal y 1sIc tau ht % sl Rratis
No pupil taken for less Than the Usl term, except
BY special agi cement.
Pupils snierii AieT the frs NORTH. % b. charged
only for the rsra nler OF III academic y-a~
Uneh,h psya a1l@ en- the lOti Of september, and ths
balance the lst Of February
D. PERRTMsN Proprietor
SIT viii be o5scTv ed th.t W fd-.it rCys any
age under seventeen ard g. They can be o. IA
war they houd tirae fran school AL engaged
10 the Scr oil are Southern.
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