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saea MISSO URI
MEDICAL COLLEGE,
I st. Louis, Mo.
Sc S SION OF 1807-6S.
Faculty

Faculty
JOS n. MCDOWELL, I'D. Professor OF sur.
gerry and Surgical Anatomy.
JOHN y. MOORE, n -, Professor OF Theory
and practices OF Medicine.
W. NJ. MCPHEETERS, n. d. Professor Of Ma
tefia Msdiea and Therapeutics.
]. II. WATTEks, 81 d Professor Of hyaloiogy,
Pathology and ClinIoa Medicine.
CHARLES 0. CURTAAN, MD, Professor OF
Chemistry and Pharmacy.
b. r. SHU WARD, ND. Professor pf Obstetrics
and Diseases Of Women and Children.
DRAKE MCDOWELL, MD, Professor Of Cen
ersl and Descriptive Anatomy.
JAMES q. NIDELET, Md, Demonstration Of
Anatomy.
The Lectures Of the session OF 1878 win be-
gip on tHe nrst OF October, and close ON the nrst
OF March.
Fees IOr the Lectures each Professor sl5) -9l05
aatrlculatlon Fee paid only Oncel..-..-.....--.
student on arriving In the city, will call AZ
the college, or at the Office Of the Dean south
west corner Of Fifth and Market strsets
JOS. N. MCDOWELL, MD, Dean.
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WASHINGTON UNIVERSITY
MEDICAL DEPARTMENT.,
Baltimore, Maryland.
FACULTY

Rev THOMAS Z BOND, ii d, President.
q G NJ hOBERTS, MD Emeritus Professor o
Obstetrics and Diseases Of v omen aud
Children.
A Foam, NJ. D., Professor OF Descriptive and
Surgical Anatomy.
] p LoGAN, MD, Professor Of the Principles
and Practice Of Mediclne.
HARVEY L BYRD, ND, Professor OF Obstetrics
eases Of Women and Children.
EDWARD WARREN, N D.. Professor OF the Prfn-
otpIes and Practice Of Surgery.
JoHS + MoSMONIER, ND, Professor OF Physi-
ology and General Pathology.
} MOORMAS, Md. Professor Of Medical 1u-
risprudence and Hygiene.
JosEPEI Z CLAaErr, ND, Professor OF Materia
Medica and Therapeutics
CLARENCE MORFIr Md, Professor or Medical
Chemistry and Pharmacy.
JOIN y MOSNOSIER, ND, Demonstrator Of
The next ssssion Of this Institutisn viii
eOmmeEcs on the
First Day Of October Next,
And contin,ss i've months.
One studeEG nom each Congressional Dis
triet Of the late Siaveholding States viii be ad-
mittf TO al the privilege OF the University
upon the payment OF THTRTY-FIVE DOL
La KS for eash session Of attendance. wounded
and disabled soldiers having precedence in this
regard over al other applicants.
Daily Clinics viii be hela II. the college build
ing at which students will receive the most
thorough practical instruction
Material for Dissecting Rooms viii be sup
piled in abundance, and every facility Afforded
students 4 7 anatOnl;al studies.
FEES - Matriculation. s. Disseefing SO
Professors, sl2Oi Graduation, 50; Beneh-
70. further information, apply 20, or address.
Al. EOAkD, I'D, DEAN,
No. & Liberty street, northeast corner Of Lex
ingtOn, or Barnum's Hotel.
ant lw az 2taW tsel5
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Second Monday in September. 1867.

Forest Hlll Is truly an Eziac1tgual ET8sss. cay
or access, yet shut OF frou glstractlng 9 lufiu-
ences. Tnls institutiou i1. iu al It's appoint
msnts, well lifted % send forth hsaltry. intel
ngent, accomplished graduates. None other
than the best of TeucheTg are here retained.
For Circulars apply 70
Rev. B. MILLER, Proprietor,
EuFl lyr--zal fserrueutnurr Tenn
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GENTLE WHISPER.


Husbands, think of the good qualities
Of your beloved, not Of her bad ones ;
think OF her good common sense, her
Industry, neatness, order; her Kindness,
sffabillty and above all, her ardent piety,
her devotedness to things heavenly and
divine. Suppose you had q slattern for a
wife, slipshod b1ssy, a gossip, real
termagant, whose tongue was not merely
a trip-hammer, but as the forked light
ming, so that even the housetop would be
a thankful retreat from her unmitigsted
fury Suppose all this, and still more,
ana then say, has not God dealt very
kindly, graeiously, mercifully, in giving
you such wife? God has dealt infinitely
better than your deserts. .lH
"But she is not all I could wish?
Marvellous Wonderful! And are
you all she could wish Turn the wallet.
Suppose you cast an eye within and With
out, view your own ugliness and black
ness How many things does your
beloved wife see in you that she has
reason TO despise as mean, selfish, mi
seriy, grOveling? Are you all that she
could wish? Far from il.
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Welcome sweet day Of rest :" no
books to post, no orders to I'll, no projects
to think over, no politics to discuss ;
none of the thousand wearyiDg, anxious,
temper trying, heart worrying cares of
the every day world to-day. They are
all cast off with yesterdays coat to be
resumed tomorrow, but resumed after
one day OF quietude and tranquility.
How sweet comes the peace of this Sab
bath morning after the agitatiOns and
tolls of the week Balmy as odors Of
orient spice groves gentle as the breath
Of sleeping infancy; soft as the dying
winds of evening pure as the incense
that rises before the throne of God comes
the calm of this holy morning No
busy tolls at desk or counter, or in busy
thoroughfares, and noisy shops and on
toilsOme wharves tO.day-it is the day
Of home. Home hushed and quiet /;
home peaceful and full of comfort. To-
day the father is at home and the mother,
her brow free from weekday cares, sits
beside him, and memories of Sundays in
the by-gone time, when shy love made
the day of repOse q time of joy come
back. Father is at home, and the little
ones hang at his knees telling their joys
and troubles OF the past week, and re-
joicing that for a whole day pa will be
their company, and lavish upon them,
uninterrnptedly, his loving words and
smiles. Pure, sweet, holy, is the day Of
rest in the family-but it all too brief;
transient as the outline Of the silvery va
pOT that floats on the summer sky, for
the rush and turmoil of the troubled and
troubling world will come back toner
row! Let not that thought mar the
gentle joy Of this day, for there is a home
whose peace is never interrupted, whose
Joy is never broken, whose Tepose breads
no tomorrow, and part Of the privilege
and happiness Of to-day is to secure a
place in that family whose circle is uni
ted home forever and forever.
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select School

Open on Monday, September I'd
For further particulars apply at the College.
corner Eighth and Cerre streets or address,
au3l 3w BRO. EDWARD, President.
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sFFFTrTNG sRErCH.

with the homage Mature brings thee,
Oh thou God OF Truth and Love,
We would wait the grateful Offering
OF the souls incense above!
AUGUSTA. GA.
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themselves In q side chapel, close to
where he always knelt, and watched
him when he came in. Devoutly kneel-
ing, with his hands clasped, his eyes
fastened on the tabernacle, he did noth-
ing but repeat over and over again,
believe in God; l hope for God; l love
God.n One day he was missingj they
vent to his cell, and found him dead on
the straw, with his hands joined, and an
expression of the same inedable peace
and JOY they had remarked on his face
when in church. They buried him in
this quiet cemetery, and the abbot caused
these words to be craven on his cross.
Soon lily was seen Towering by the
grave, where no one had sOWn IL; the
grave was opened, and the root Of the
flower was found in the heart of the or
phan boy. ."e tH- tHf
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SPECIAL NOTICE.

DN advice OF friends I have concluded to add
ID to my division OF classes a Preparatory De-
partment atssiX Lollars per month. also take
this occasion to remark in order TO correct erro-
neOus impression in regard to my prices, that
the Academic Department Of MY scnoOl takes
young ladies through the Mathematical books
usual y taugh in female schools with CORES
pOnding advancement in other branches OF
Education, the Collegiate Department being
designed 70 otfer TO pupils an opportunity to a
higher and more thorough degree Of scholar
ship. Ii EITIA NAY.
August %. 1861. aug
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Under the continued direction Or. R. H.
RIVERS, assisted By corps OF able and expe-
rieneed teachers.
For full information address the President,
or the undersigned, y DICKINSON.
SOmerville, Tenn, July IS. 1867. jyl9 6W
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E5rABLISHE IN 1sjs, Chartered by the
II state Ia 1855, and admirably located On tLs
memphis and Charleston railroad, ONE HOUR
frOIa the city of Memphis, VIII resume - eN-
ercises on the
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Somerville Institute.

A SCHOOL for Young Ladies, Offering every
"A educational facility and pleasant and de-
llghtful home for its inmates,
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TRIMS PR SESSION OF TWENTY WEEKS
Orthogrsphy. Readine. Writing md Mon
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Menoay, 'he "a OF seP.em per-
LAGRANGE PEHALE C0LLEGR.
MRS. D0YLES SELECT SCHOOL.
Fashionable Dancing Academy.

MADAME LEIsE, OF New Orleans Womb
VI most respectfully AnnOuEce to the citizens
oi Memphis that she viii open her Glasses FOR
Ins @ ADgye Kracaiul accomplishment on tine
1hAkD TUESDAY, in September. a. the Jef-
IeTson BLOCK. second street, where she trusts,
Dy strict attention 70 the advancement Of her
merit share Of the pubic patronage. Md.
LIZ having taught IN most Of the BFineipal
cities OF the south and Southwest. hOu=s- 10
mees hers VIE the same unbOunded success
Whlcn mas hitherto marked her course or In
stfuctl0u elsewhere Days and hours OF tuiron
lot Lnlldrenr tuesdays and SATURDAYS from
haif past O'Clock ttlI dark Tor Ladies, from
10 az. till ~ Tor Gentlemen. rom an 10
En- an the same day. References ureTeeu-
-lohaDle, iOr v Wnieh, and other particulars
prln pal book and music stores Terms mod
eiHte Calistnenlcs and Lancing taught in pri-
rfveu twlcss a mnnth. s--.11
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Disrrhoea, Dysentery, Summer Com
plant, Cholera MOrbus, Flux, Chill
dren's Teething, and the Great
Prevent We Of .AsiS.tic Cholera.
MAGUIRVS BBliNE PLANT.

A'his Extraordinary n ediclue, the fame OF
Whlch ~ spread broa dcast throughout the
country y undo ubtedly 81 Ipel1or 20 any remedy
e. sr oiiyred - TIE public or The complaints Tor
Whlch ~ IS intended. We have IN our posses
sion tehtiinonisls turuliS med voluntarily by Col.
Long, lste Chief Ton0z.rs rbical Fuqifeer Blu
reiu az " Ash4ngton, Gen. FttZ Henry Warren,
Cen fieasanton, and others OF the army
Father p j.. De tJuIet, u e celebrated Indian
Missionary also tEfncsrs o. ths Navy, surgeons,
hosl ilal ST wants Com mandcrs Of nearly
eNery steamer plying on the Mississippi and
tributary NV n, Wes crn Sauitary anu Chris
uan Commissions, Army Cl1Hplains, and Others
TOO numerous o. mention. Likewise highest
snccnluTns OF the Press, D ldrt OF which ars pub
iished IN our ituttnac, Y lich we shall send 70
any one iequeStlpgiu pTai sing its valuable med
iclnal qualities In The high ct terms. No other
medicine hss such recon- "a 1e endations.
J. d G. MAGUIRE,
.-r.g.. --... . Sole PrCgprietors, 81. Louis
sold BY Druggists auG Ned feine Dealers every
whore iy2S-dEW n
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a.sssa :. Ilss5s :: 8 s : b. Z. g. q q
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SEWING MACHINES.
Why the GrOUer e Baker Machisse
Is Best,

l. Il is mere simple durable, and less liable
TO derangemeut than others
2. Il sews from ordinary spoOls, and no re-
winding Of thread is necessary.
8. IL sews with equal facility all fabrics, the
most delicate aud the heaviest, and with all
kinds OF thread, silk, cotton or linen,
4. Its seam is 50 strong and elastic that il
never breaks, even on the bias.
5. II fastens both eRds OF the seam by its own
operation.
6. Its seam, though cut at every sixth stitch,
remains nrm, and neitherruns or raveis in wear.
7. Its seam is more plump and beautiful, and
retains its plumpnesS and beauty afier wash
ing better than any other. a...
5. Its seam can be removed in altering gar
mentE, after proper instruction, without pick
ing or cutting them. .. .r- .sl-
8. Watching and varying the tensions upon
the threads necessary in other machines Is un-
necessary in this The tension being once ad-
justed on the Grover and Baker Machine any
amount OF sewing may be done without change.
10 Il makes beautiful embroidery without
any change OF arrangement, simply by iRsert-
ing threads df suitable sizes and eolors for this
purpose IL is the only machine that both em-
brnideH and seYs ppriecty.
81 Send for Circular. 81
GROYER & BAKERS s. n. CO.,
jy1S 300 Main Street, Up Stairs.
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Ay, Gather them up, those relics 50 dear.
Tsnderly, teAderly press them;
Treasures they aIe OF a by-gope year,
When loving fingers caressed them;
There's a memory woven with every gift,
= memOry precious and tender
Their value in gold can never re told,
But the heart knows their worth and theiI
sp!endor.
From the caSket of pears looks picture face,
With eyes that are full OF soul;
Here's q 10Y IN Il was made in frOlieSOme sport
And ring Of Indian gold
= faded flower, withered and pressed,
With its fragrance lingering yet:
Il was culled one morn in the early spring,
When is leaves with dew were wet
A package OF letters, a tinted shell
And a treSS of soft brown hair:
Ay, turn aside from the lOOE OF that,
For the tears are falling there:
Crush back the drops 70 their fOunt again,
Aud smooth tbs saddened brow:
Save the memory OF the beautiful Past
This is all that Is left thee nov.
Close the cssket with the lingering touch,
Let the light OF the lamp burn DIM
Wild RACES the storm without, tonight,
But ali is peace within;
With Olasped hands and bOwe head
Thy Fathers love improve;
Guide thou life's frail bark through wind and
wave,
Safe to the other shore.
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WASHINGTON COLLEGE,
LEXINGTON, VIRGINIA.
General R. E. LEE, President

Aided by corps OF Twenty Instructors,
.. intending a Professor OF Law. r.
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RALEIGH HIGH SCHOOL.

VIHE undersigned viii open a school for pu-
i pills, Of both sexes, IN the Courthouse, at
Raleigh, Shelby county, Tenn, on the
First Monday i'm September.
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] nelleNe IN God
/ hope for God,
1 love (aOl -

i
II is the grave of a poor boy, the only
son Of q widow. He was not exactly an
idiot, but what people call a naturSl.'i
Good, simple, humble, every ono loved
him; but no one could teach him any,
thing. His intelligence was in some way
at fault. He could remember nothing.
In vain the poor mother put him first at
school and then to a trade; he could not
learn. At last. in despair, she took him 10 a
neighboring' monastery aud implored the
abbot, who was q NEST charitable, holy
man, to take him in and keep him as a
lay brother. Touched by her grief, the
abbot consented, and the boy entered
the convent. There all possible pains
were taken with him by the good monks
60 give him at least some ideas Of rsli-
piOn but he could remember nothing
but these three sentences. Still, be was
40 patient, so laborious, and so good, that
the community decided to keep him.
When be had finished his hard sut-of-
door work, instead of coming In to rest,
he would 90 straight TO the church, and
there remain on his knees for hours,
"a But what does he do ?l' exclaimed one of
the novices. "He does not know how 10
pray. He neither understands the Office
nor the sacraments, nor the ceremonies
Of the church, They therefore hid
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A. AND A.. SCOTTISH RITE.

L'ERENE Ccmmandery, No. 4 Meets 4th Mon
day Of esch month. John 8snt, Com; n. =.
Wiggiu Rec
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HERMEs Lodge Of Perfection, 18th; No. J.
Stated Communications 2d wednesday night
Of each month. Henry r.. WOOdard, SD, G..
NJ Charles NJ Carroll, 14ih. Sec.
HTTHRAs Lodge OF Perfection, 18th; No. ?
Meets 4rh Wednesday of each month. George
MellerSh, sd, g.. NJ. A. +. EranklRnd, sd,
Sec.
No. L Benz. <. Puilen, sd, Tarsh.'.i -
- Sec.
CALVARY CHATTER OF Rose CrolL, 18th, No. /.
Charles ". Adams, ed, N. W.. H. I. Tom
linkOn S2t, Sec.
PHILIPPE uUPLEssEIs Council Of k-h, Soth.,
No. 4. Henry p Woodland, sd. Comm. /;
William Y. Clroie S3d. Rec
CoSsIsroEY OF WEST TEHS EssEE, SD. John
Ainslie. sSl-, Comm. in Chief; Dodge 9.
Trader, Sld, beg
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MRS. LETITIA MAY will open . Select
vi School fer Young Ladies on MONDAY,
September 2, lS5-, in the basement OF the
Christian Church, on the corner OF Linden and
Mulberry streets.
The French Department Of this school will
be unCer the care OF Major LAEBERT MAY,
late Of the tOufederate Army. assisted By his
daughter, Miss :. f. MAY, who has been two
years in France. French viii be spoken eXciu-
slyely in this department A liberal patronage
on the part OF the public is respectively 50
hcited.
The services OF tho following gentlemen nave
been secured: Music, Profs. Seyfert and wiz
man German, Prof. Whitman Ancient Lau-
gusges, Prof. heFeely. Jy2f tOcl
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Law School
or The
UNIVERSITY OF MISSISSIPPI
AT OXFORD.
FACULTY:
JOHN n. WADDEL, ID, Chancellor.
L q c. LAMAR, Professor.

THE course Of study is completed n two
j terms uf nine months each
ThemethOd Of instruction IS that OF orsI er-
antnatiOns. daily, upon the text. accompanied
by such explanations and lectcres as state lea-
islauon and local adjudicatious have made
necessary.
Moot Courts viii be held weekly, in which
the practice viii conform in every essen tiaI re-
spect % the rules modes o. procedure ard ar
gumsntatiOn adopted in The following Courts f.
]. District Court OF the United states
. Circuit Court Of the Uutt.d StaJeS
j Supreme Court OF the United States.
4. CirUuiE CONT OF Mississippi
5. Chancery Court OF Mississippi.
6. Probate Court.
2. High COurt OF ErrCrs and Appea.g
The Law Library numbsIs not les tla-- ous
thousand volumes.
The Law students have the privilege OF at-
tending. FREE OF CHARGE the ecrures ana
kecitaiicns in any OF tae Departments OF
Science and Literatule ia tue Uuivsrsirv
The sessions Of the Fedora Court ana Of the
Hight Court OF Errers and Appeal. held af OK
ford, give 10 the students CT Ihis school Uecu-
liar advantages.
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The mutual system ha7 desarvedIy become
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United States, and is the one embraced by
those best informed upon the sHbjecr, aud who
appreciate and desire security, perpetuity and
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Chea pm ness com biued with security. and a GER
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| COLLEGE, Of THE CHRISTIAN BROTHERS.

.Wldow O the late Bishop Polk. an.
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HERREW LNg ElsoyIc CLLENplR.
MASONICDIREOTORY.
lS6Z

LODGES
ANGERovA, No. las. Meets lst Monday IN
every month, at d-FelloWs' Hail. cor. Court
and Main. ID. B. Forster, 2Sd Front street
". NJ; John Beamish, SeCy.
SOUTH AiEMrHrs No. us. Meets I'd Friday OF
each muuth-HalI. cor. Madison and Second.
!. T. Se!lsrs W. NJ; Benz. X. Pulleu, SEC.
LETI.A SCOTT, No. es2. Meets lst Friday OF each
munth-HslI cor Madison End Second. John
AiuslIe, W. NJ: II. p. woodward, Sec.
HAMILTON. No. 293 Meets 81 Friday OF each
month-Odd-Fellows' EaI. P. N. Stanley,
EILvISsr,Se. No 81 lT. d, Meets sth Friday
Of each m0nth-2A front street. John J.
WOrshRn, SSd, " n; B. x. PuIlen, sd Sec.
RoFAL ARCH.
PEvN Chapter, No l. Meets "a Monday OF es0h
month-Odd-F -Feli0ws' EsIl. Johu Gent, N. L.
Il. P; B. n. Levy. SeCy. .....--
r. ARD g. n. . .. . a. ..
EUREKA Council. No. 6. Meets Sd Monday OF
each montR-Odd-Feuows' Hall John Zent,
Tn. H.; n. ]. WIgEin, Rec.
TEMPLARs.
UyRESE CCDmandery, No. 4 Nests 4th Mon
day Of esch month John Gent, Conn., n. J.
MIggiu, Rec.
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Noon Dispatches.

WASHINGTON, September AT the
cabinet meeting yesterday the amnesty
proclamation was discussed and agreed
upon without opposition. The excep-
tional cases are only four. l. All against
whom legal proceedings have been insti-
tuted. 2. All who have been foreign
agents, so called. 3. All who have been
in military and naval service above the
rank of brigadier general in the army,
or captain in the navy The fourth GLASS
was not clearly defined, but is supposed
to apply to all those implicated in the
assassination conspiracy.
The dedication of the Antietsm na-
tional cemetery takes place to-day. The
president and cabinet Will attend, also
the governors of several states, and the
mayors and councils of several cities.
INDIANAPOLIs, September THE
SeDgerfest ended yesterday with grand
ball at Fest's Hall. The rain in the
morning somewhat interfered with the
pic mic, but large crowd was in attend
aHce in the afternoon. Senator Morton
delivered an address in English, and
Judge Stale, of Cincinnati, one in Ger
man.
HARTFORD, CT, September THE
West Hartford reservoir gave way yester-
day, flooding the valley beneath for a
distance Of two miles around. Immense
damage was done TO private property.
The city will have to resort to pumps in
order to draw the water from the cellars,
etc.
A terrible accident occurred yesterday
on the Naugatuek railroad. The passen-
ger train broke through the bridge near
Thomastown, and the baggage ear was
precipitated into the Naugatuck river.
It floated some three miles before it was
caught, and some passengers clinging to
it were rescued. Ten persons are sup
posed to be drowned Six bodies have
been recovered, and the citizens of ThOm-
astown are searching for the remainder.
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Session Opens EOnday, September md.
sche0I orIhe HoIY Cross

GELECT French aud English School Tor Girls
- Mrs Annie Chamber Ketchum, Principal.
~ Poplar street The Fall Session viii open
on the FIRST MONDAY IN SEPTEMBER.
Toe number OF pupils Is limited. aud AL are
under the personal care and instruction nf the
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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-09-08

In a cemetery near Seville is very
beautiful though simple marble cross, on
which are engraved these three lines, in
Spanish: