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ONCE MORE.
PPiV Matters.

nR KELIS, formerly OF this civ. recent,
Loi NeW O~rieanS) having regained hi
ueAltl, has resumed the practice OF his SPE
c~tAGLrT-the treatment Of diseases OF n P1rat
nature. Or. X. Is a graduate OF one Of the bes
medical schooisin the world, with twenty year
experience in hospital and private practice.
ll YOU are laboring under any affection OF the
re9ty- nrnn5y organs, II you are diseased OF
suffering any Of the consequences OF youthful
lndlscretoDi let no false delicacy prevent youI
immediate application 10 the physician and
surgeon whose entire business IL is aad who
thoroughly understands u.
Stranger, and others in the city, should moi
heelleSay leOpardize their future welfare by
entrus3lng themselves IN the hands of Ignorant
pnetenders or reckless Adventures, but call al
once ON Dr. kell@his reputation Is sufficient
S4&fshlee YOU VIII not be Imposed upon, and u
friendly talk VIII cost you nothing.
All necessary surgical operations performed
and all communication strictly confidential,
Patients desiring 10 viii be visited at their resi-
dences during the interval Of office hours. The
once, FariOr ana Private Rooms No. 26 second
street, fourth door from Madison. are 50 ar
ranged that patients DO not meet each other.
0t1ce hours, rrom Sam. % Y m, and from 2 to
s pm Parties az a distance can consult per
mall Address, DIR. LOUIS KELIG
AkNhaNm Mem nhHa Tam
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W ED El[ -
New Unabridged Dictionary,

Than which there is none which has reached its
pinnacle of fame.
Worcester's Unabridged Dictionary We also keep
constantly on hand. Some scholars worship AZ
Its shrine. Il is good. but WehSter's last Is ST
RELATIVELY GOOD. Medical Works we have;
Law Books we have. The best Literary Works
OF this q every age; Novels OF almost all de-
cent authors; School Books, a very large stock
OF all kinds used in this country Writing pa
perS Cap, legal Cap, Letter, Bath, Commercial
Note and Note; Envelopes Of ~ sizes, Of good
qualities; Blank Books, Memdrandums Writ
ing Books, Composition Books, Steamboat
Books, Note Books, Books of Exchange. Ar
nOld's and Buffers Inks, Copying Books. Copy
ing Presses, and ten thousand things we cannot
mention.
To Attorneys and Physicians we especially
communicate that we send promptly for all
books they desire, and charge but small com
pensatiOn.
To an we say, call and examine our stock.
We VIII sell you as low as any one can who
does not sell % his p~ecuniary destruction. We
solicit your trade. We promise fair and hon
dealing. We shall respectfully and po-
Ately treat you. II. WADE & Co,
noFNan ~ Main street.
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EDUCATIONAL.

OBJEcr-To furnish a School for Young La
I dies, at a point heretofore reputed the Athens
! Of the SOuth-secOnd 10 none on the continent
in completeness OF the Course OF Study-the
t-horoughness Of Instruction or the care be-
slowed on the Manners Of the pupils.
HOPE OF SUCCEss.-our Department Teachers
are thorough, experienced and selected nom
the very best circles OF home society. n Prin-
! cipal IS at the same time proprietor ofthe Board
| ing Department. He will draw almost his entire
supplies from a farm, with which he is con-
much isssened. Yet the aid Of his Mother, who
has thirty years experience in training Young
Ladies', in the Boarding Department; and his
wife, educated by the accomplished teachers
Drs. Hubbard and :. ". Moore, in the Literary
Department, Will secure ample attention TO all
the interests Of the Institution.
MrsIC-Wfl be under the supervision OF a
superior teacher and vocalist OF the finest cult
walton.
BUTLDISs AND GRoUSDs-speak fully for
themselves. A cistern, ample verandas, and
bath rooms Or the upper floor.
IN LANGUAGES AND MArHEMArICs-A thor
ough University Course will be given If desired.
RELIGIOUS CHARACTER-Christiau and Pro-
testant, but Will not be in any sense seetarian.
For You've LADIEs-Who have completed
their course Of study, and who may wish to
improve in the ART OF reading, there will be an
opportunity 70 pursue a course OF general
Bellies Letters reading-under the superintend-
ance Of the Princtpal-accompanied with COLO
quiai Lectures, on style, and uses to be made Of
History, Poetry and Fiction.
TEAMS--2O WEEKS
Juvenile Department, S 90
occidental 50
Preparatory Department u 0
Incidental l %
Freshmen and Sophomore e IS %
incidental 200
Junior and senior ~ 90
incidental 200
Instrumental Music 96 90
Vocal Lessons added 500
Use OF Instrument s 90
Latin and Greek taught without extra charge;
Modern Languages, S2 % each.
Boarding, including Fuel, Lights and Wash
ing, s. % per week. Young ladies furnish their
own towels.
AN APOLoGY-Is offered to our co-laborers In
the work Of education. We have placed our
terms far below schools Of similar grade; not
because we intend a WHrTE-WAsHED education,
as IS customary in cheap schools, but that,
while with you we labor to raise the educa-
uonal standard, we may take away from some
mistaken parents the last reason for patronizing
a class OF schools where young ladies are
herded INK cattle, and educated only in seem
ing.
PARENrs PROM A DISTANCE, Wishing 70 board
pupils in the Institution, for the Second term, |
commencing February lst, are requested 10 |
notify Us as early as November, that we may
be thoroughly prepared for the winter. ONE
HALF OF ALL EXPENSES ~ ADyANCE.
nOv6 Im.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

HAVING BEEN a resident Of the city Oi
III Memphis one-hfth OF a century, and thor
oughly Identified with the interests OF the peo'
pie, II may be unnecessary 10 inform you tha'
we are yet merchandising. We sJn solicit y0ui
trade in the line Of Books and stationery al
Wholesale and Retail. Our stock is complete
II we should happen at any time 70 be out o.
such books as You may desire, IL will ever bt
our pleasure TO send for them. We have a greai
variety Of Books on hand. Shall We attempt C
enumerte them? We name a few:
Afdcaacy's History Of England, HUHle't
History Of England, Gi5boH's History
Of Rome, RreScot's Histories, Not
le's Hist0ryQf the NetheridRdsdBd
Dutch Republic, BdRcrof's His
tory Of the United States,
HdHlltOH's History Of
the United States,
JOmini's Napoleon,
A Large Work with a large Atlas. most admir-
able in all respects;
PartonS Life Of Jackson, CalhOun's Works,
Bentons Arrangement Of Debates In the
Congress ofthc United States from
lHs9 20 lNJ6, an invaluable
political work
other compar-
bic 70 il;
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RA A leg and arm factory has been
established at Madison, Ca.
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Briee, MeUor If Co.,
COMMISSION MERCHANTS COTTON FAC
tors, No. $50 Main Street. Memphis, Tenn,
Have on Consignment:
80 bbls. Flour,
800 Apples.
. Pure CIDER Vinegar,
50 Pickles,
. Rectided Whisky.
50 Robinson County Whisky,
1000 bushels Onions
SO Irish Potatoes,
$50 sacks Corr.
30 boxes Tobacco.
10000 assorted Segars,
90 tubs Butter,
10 bblS. EEgS.
l00 dozen BrOomr.
We are receiving daily Groceriesap Produce
% which the attention Of Dealers is respectfully
called. nov5 Am
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BERLIN & VERTON,
Cotton Factors and General COM
mISSiOn Merchants,
No. IA Monroe ST.. and "A Center Alley. in rear
Ul u. Evens. LLInor ueaIer.

0f I. r. Evens, Liqnor Dealer.
A FTER an absence offour years in theSouth
a We now respectfully tender CIR services 70
Onr many friends, and feel conndeut We can
awe Satisfaction to all who may favor Us with
their patronage We are prepared 70 make lib
eraI advances ou-ai -couugnments, and our IA
cHflfes for storing are equat % ans Ia the city.
We also solicit orders Tor the purchase or goods
where the money OF is equivalent accompanies
the order. Al goods sent 70 us VIII De Insured.
unfesg otherwise instructed. movie I'm
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]. KASrINE, N. ID.
c. NJ. ID;
w. FRED. HELMUTH, NJ. u.

n9A The Rome GA Courier says that
the spirit OF enterprise is wide awake"
in that city, and that trade Systematically
brisk, and the demand for dwelling
houses exceeds the supply.
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TRANSPORTATION.
Memphis and Charleston Railroad.
cHANaE o. z
Eastward Trains.

On and after WEDNESDAY, the sth instant
tins trains on the Memphis and Charleston Ran
road viii run DAILY, as follows:
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COPARTNERsIIIP.

W. Z Berlin. late VIM. J. Berlin & Co.. Mem
mis- Frsnk Ovarrou, Late Of Kentucky.
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THE LADIES
PLAN OF SALE.

PLAN OF SALE.
Asealed envelope, containing a collection Of
valuable recipes and songs, worth many dollars
TO any family, issold by Us for twenty-five cents,
in connection with which is presented TO the
purchaser a certificate, selectsdby him, emitting
him 10 the article mentioned, upon payment Of
one dollar, which may be a gold watch, clock,
elegant lady's album. or the like, according to
the luck Of tbs individual purchasing It is left
10 the option OF the purchaser TO take the article
mentioned in the certificate or not, as he may
see fit This system Is prastieed extensively
both East and West, with wonderful saving TO
the general public, and no one thoroughly con-
versant with our plan Of sale can doubt its per-
feet fairness and legitimacy. All we ask ia a
visit and an examination.
Fire Envelopes for One Dollar.
All goods ordered from US are warranted as
represented.
Persons At a distance can order by mail atthe
above rates, and have their goods shipped as
they may direct.
Agents wanted everywhere fer the sale Of our
Sealed Envelopes.
All orders must be addressed to
RAPP. TRACY & CO.,
~ Jefferson street,
novFa Memphis, TsnH'
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The Gale has been very destructive in
this vicinity. aud the Florida coast j.
covered with wrecks from "a end 10 the
other II was ~variou-ly experienced IN
rhe interval between the seventeenth
and t-wau-r-iEth instant.
The steamer Newbern, Commander
HaIlsv. which left New York on the
fvenfy-fr-t instant, bound for Port
ROYAL end the Gulf squadron, has ar
rived. She had an eyenttul voyage m
ag.u-u. ar.aE series of ships disabled oI
wrecked In tla gale and was fortunate
i'm ~s-s1inr lie survivors Of the ship Ner.
saw. which s8unIereI al se8. ThefOllOw,
ing account IS copied from her log:
TIE UNITED STATES STEAMER NEWBERN
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HENRY A. LITTLETON,
Agent,
No. 4 Madison Street,
nov5 I'M MEMPHIS, TENN.
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| DARK BROWN HEIFER,
TO CONSUMPTIVES,

SUFFERERS WITH CCNSUMPTfoN,
- ASTHMA, Bronchitis, or any disease
Of The ThroaI or Lungs, Will be cheerfuliy
fur ished, wilhoui charge, with The rsme-
DIV by The use OF which the Rev Edward
A. Wilson, OF Willamsburxi, New York,
was completely restored 20 health, after
having suffered several years with that
dread disease, Consumption. To Consurnp.
tive sufferers, this remedy is worthy of an
immediate Trial. Ii will cost nothing, and
NAV be the means OF their perfeci resiora-
ton. Those desiring ths same will please
address Rev. EDWARD A WILSON, 165
South Second Street, Williamsbureh.- Kings
County, New York
August 2, 1S65-6w.
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The Derr family were called upon By
the audience for repetition of "when
this old hat was new" which was enthu-
siastically received.
G. Chauncey Burr, Esq, of New Jersey,
was next introduced, and for over an hour
and a half held the Audience spell bound
by his vehement eloquence and logical ar
gumentation. His speech closed the af-
ternoon meeting.
At night the Grove was again filed by
an attentive and appreciative audience =
The exercises commenced by the reading
by G. G.. Barkley Esq, of Mr.. jefferson $
letter, OF March l3, 1915, to Mr. Wendo-
YER, relative to the sphere of the clergy
and their proper relation to political af-
fairs
Col. j. G. Freeze, then read the cele-
brated speech of Senator Cowan. in the
u. s. Senate, delivered March 3, 1865 on
the subject of military arrests and trials,to
which Mr.. Buckalew added some remarks
to make Mr.. Cowan's speech complete.
Hon. Hester Clymer, was then called
upon aud delivered an effective address,
arraigning the Republican party as the
authors of the war, and responsible for
its blood and taxes. :. He concluded by
graceful tribute to the Democrats of Col
umbia, for their attend snce and deport-
ment throughout the meeting,
The exercises closed by song by the
Derr family.
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WEARE informed that the 7lth Regl ha.
arrived al Harrisburg for The purpose OF be
ing mustered out. This Regiment enlisted
Cor one year, las, February, and according
70 an order, issued by The Secretary of War,
should have been mustered ont of service
some three months ago. There is one Com
pany from this County in this Regiment,
which was formerly commanded by Capt
SAHUEL PEALER, of Fishingcreek, but lately
by Lieut.. BsIsHLIsE, of the same place
There has been considerable dissatisfaction
among the men, on account of their being
held to service while other ore year men
were being mustered out and semi home
Several communications have been sent Us
on The suhisci, from This Regiment one OF
which We published, aud another, which
We had intended to publish. got mislaid and
re are yet unable 10 put our hand upon it,
The young men who look the bouniy, offer
ed b7 the Borough OF Berwick, are princl
pslIy 10 this Regiment WeIcons home
the brave boys
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REVIEW OF THE MARKET,
ID | L D..

la Jersey Shore, on Sunday morning
August 27lh, 1865, Clarence Henry, eldest
son OF Frank r. aud Lucy E. Soyder, aged 9
years and days.
On the evening of the oath ult, af,er a
short illness, John Verb, son OF ]. L. and
Rilla Barkley, aged 4 years, s months and
81 days.
Go, little loved one, go;
A mothers heart can tell,
And none but her can fully know,
How hard to say farewell.
In Pine township, Columbis county, on
the 4lh inst. Mrs. Pricila Polk, consorl oi
the late William Polk, aged about 65 years
In Pine twp, on The morning ot the 4Ih
inst, Mr.. William Hamilton, aged so odd
years.
Al The residence OF his father, Thomas A
Funston, Esq, on the I7ih ult., Mr. Wilbur
F. FunsIon, of consumption. in the Goth
-S~7r of his age.
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WHERE DO THEy STAsD.-As the Republi-
can Stale Convention neglected TO put their
candidates right upon the question oil Negro
Suffrage for Pennsylvania and the South, it
would be no more than fair that Gen Hart
rsnft and Col. Campbell shouh be allowed
TO declare their views upon the question:
viii some OF the Republicans. who are OPP
posed TO the Black issue, procure ap ex-
preston from them upon The subject
Perhaps j: would be apropos for a.number
OF their late companions in arms--some Of
our. setorned and honored veierans-to
write letter of inquiry upon The subject 10
the General and Colonel. Being honorable
soldiers, they will of course not expect 10
receive votes through a Misrepresentation
of their private views. Will some Of the
soldiers act upon this suggestion, and at
once, so that every voter may know wheih-
or be is casting bis ballet for a white mans
Government OF Negro abortion!
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CoIEcIDEScEs 1T may interest the Curl
ous to know that me two rival political can
didales for Surveyor General are residents
of the same ,own /; that they are both MEM
bers OF the Town Council; that hey were
each candidates OF their respective parties
for State Senator in the 22d district that
they were both defeated (; that they were
both ou, in the three months service-Lin-
ion as captain and Campbell as lieutenant /;
that they together raised a regiment and
that each in succession commanded il. Here,
however, the condolences fail, for while
Col. Campbell commanded the regiment dur
ing inaciion, Col Linton led il in battle and
became the fighting leader The conse-
quence OF which was that Linton got shot
through the thigh and through The shoulder,
and bears TWO ugly but honorable scars,
while Campbell came off without scratch
and sill retains whole skin Curious
ain't il ii1-Pat, lot & Union.
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The Semi weekly News
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The rapidly augmeniing circulation, both
of The daily and The Weekly NewS has urged
Us 10 comply with The wishes OF numerous
friends, W no desire tha, ws should establish
The Semi geeky News so that those who
cannot conveniently take a paper every day
may receive all The news twice a week,
with scarcely any abridgmenl from the daily
issue. Accordingly, in The first week OF
October the first number of The Semi-soeesfy
Nelcs will be published, and We invite the
attention OF The public, and particularly of
persons who reside in the country TO The
many advantages TO be gained by snbserib
ing for the semi-weekly edition ra her than
that published orce a week Subscribers TO
The Weekly Net0s will be. e.cheerfully accom-
modaled whenever they may desire 10 re-
ceive the Semi Ueeky edition in place of The
weekly issue. The subscription price OF
the semi weekly edition will be double the
amount charged for the weekly, and on re-
cei pl OF orders tor the transfer on oGr books
they will be promptly attended to, and the
papers regularly mailed or otherwise for
warded. News agents in the country will
find il for lbeir interest 10 aid in the circula-
,ion of The Nc,O York Semi tCeekiy Ner0s.-
Ne,u York Weekly NelOs.
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1865-09-06

TThere were 10 attendance al the great
Mob Mountain Meenug. gentleeaen from
PhiIadeiphis, Harrisburg, Reading, Will
.ismspori, Lswisburg, Bradford, Carbon,
northumberland, Montour. Schuy kill, Sui
Ivan, and Wyoming. The following gen.
heman made speeches Wesley Wi-t, esq i,
OF Bloomsbu.g. (whose address appears in
this weeks psper). Col. Victor. +. Piolet,
of Bradford, Hon. Charles r. Buckalew, OF
Bloomsburg, Robert R. Little, Esq, of Wy
oming, Col. John G. Freeze, Capt. Charles
3. Brockway, Elijah Z. Ikeler, Esqr, Of
BIoomsburg, Col. Wellington H. Ebi, Of
Light Street, Milton M. Traugh, Esq, OF
Berwick, Hon. Hsister Clymer, Of Berks,
C. Chauncey Burr, Esq, New Jersey, Capt
Thomas Chalfani, of Danviile, and others.
Sope OF these gentlemen delivered two
speeches Extracts were read 10 lhe meet
ing by Charles q. 'Bsrklsy. Esq, and Col.
John G. Freeze. Hon. Paul Leidy, of Dam
Vile, and ] H. Brmner, Esq, editor Of the
Patriot and Union al Harrisburg, were pres
ent, and would have made speeches had
the meeting continued longer. Hon. M.
E. Jackson, oil Berwick, was also present.