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The question whether or not a man can
commit to memory athree-sct play, with
sufficient accuracy to reproduce it on the
stage three thousand miles away from
the place where he beard It, is engaging
the attention of the supreme court ID
New York city. Mr.. Lester Wallsck
sued for an injunction to prevent Mr..
William ]. Florence from producing the
play Of "Caste," on the ground that the
plaintiff bought it, while the defendant
helped himself TO a copy. Mr.. Florence
replied that be heard the play several
times in London, and had Committed If
to memory without the aid OF notes.
Counsel for plaintiff declares this an i'm.
possible feat. mot at all, p rejolned Che
counsel for defendant, there are report.
ers Of newspapers who can do It and
have done IfU Tho eourf raserras -
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MAGUIRES BENNR PLANE.

THIS Extraordinary Medicine, the fame Of
which is spread broadcast throughout the
country. is ~undOubtsily superior 70 any remedy
ever offered TO the public tor the complaints FOR
which K is intended. We have IN our posses
sion testimonials furnished voluntarily by Col
Long, IRte Chief Typographical Engineer Blu
reau AZ Washington, Gen t1tZ henry Warren,
Gen Pleasanton, and Others OF the army
Esther T.. j. De Smet, the celebrated Indian
MISSIONARY. also Officers OF the Navy, surgeons,
HOSPITAL Stewards. Commanders Of nearly
every steamer plying on the Mississippi and
tributary rivers, IVES ern Sanitary ana Chris
tan Commissions, Army Chapla1ns, and Others
too numerous TO mention. Likewise highest
eneoniums Of the Press, most OF which are pub
ushed In our aluanar, (Which we shall send to
any one requesting 1T praising its yaluablemsd-
fctnaI Qualities in the highest terms, No other
medicine has such recommendations
j. & G. MAGUIRE,
Sole Fropriet0rs, -. Louis.
Sold by Druggists anG Medicine Dealers every
uuhara tNIN-0UW III
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EDUCATIONAL.
UNIVERSITY HIGH SCHOOL.
At Locust Grove.

IN AIbermarIs county, Va, the former loca-
ton or DIT. Gessuer harrisOn's school, one
and a hall miles from Greenwood depot, Vir-
zinia Central railroad Preparatory tn the
University OF NirEutGtn Ancient and Modern
LANGUAGES, Mathematics, Natural and Neral
sciences. and the English branches
q Principals are graduates or the Uu1Ver-
sity OF Virginia in ali The subjects taught in the
school, and have had successful experiences Of
four, eight and ten years, respectively, as teach
ers in schools Of high grade. including EEOss Of
DR.. Gessner Harrison, Rev. William DInWldt1e,
Bloomfield Academy. EdEWuod Female semi
nary, n. G.. bon r M. T. Hunters select
school. and others
TEENS: For tutLion and board, including
incl. washing. and lights. toy ten months list
SEPTEMBER TO 9th June, GL5 in currency, half
In advance, balance lt or February. Only two
boys in a room Board in The Cest style For
circular, address the Principals
POstOfice, Greenwood DerOt, AlbemaTls
county. H-h y. WOOD principal.
- WOOD, Associate Principals.
Reference is invited 70 the Faculty Of the
University OF Virginia and TO the patrons and
students or all The schools in which the priEci-
pals have taugh'. aul3EW
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ArATE NEKa-

The Nashville Banner has received
a specimen peach from q plantation near
GOodletfville, which Is laTger than a good
sized oFtInge, weighs nine ounces and
measures eleven and q quarter inches in
circumference.
The Tennessee teachers association
are in session at Knoxville.
-Large quantities Of wheat are being
shipped from Chattanooga TO New York,
Wis Savannah.
-Sevaral base ball clubs have elected
delegates to attend the state convention
which is TO be held in Memphis next
month.
"A tournament viii shortly take place
at Bolivar, in aid Of the Tennessee Or
/ phan ASYLUM, at GAINESVILLE.
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Pr,oERS OF THE Appeal


The constantly enlarging circulation Of the
APPEAL, and the generous support gwen 70
botb the Daily and Weekly issues by civ and
country. assure the proprieton Of the general
sDprovsl by the public OF It's course since II
came into Their hands.
Its Past is the pledge it offers for the Future
II will continue TO ~endeavour, in accerdanee
with the motto which It has adopted TO say
those things only tina are true and honest II
has bat & single Client, the People, OF me Souln,
.rd IL wiz endesvor to advise lis readers
wisely. In that il may often fan; butts opin-
% sbau always be honest and conscientious
81 least. -
Tbose 10 whom its condnct is entrusted viii
continue To eudeavor TO make the APPEAL &C
caprsbIe 10 It's readers, and desirable as a me-
ANN for advertising. b Masonic column
viii hereafter appear every Saturday, and on
every sunday reading appropriate 10 that day
ana the proprietors hope, by close attention TO
the afaiH Of the papers and once, to stu en-
tile it to The support and confidence OF the
peoule. on which alone it depends.
JOHN y. &. HOGAN & co,
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University of Mississippi.

TxERCIsEs viii Re resumed on the 9Th Sep
~ TENDER next. Rev. JOHN 5. WAuDEL,
BID, chancellor, assisted oy a corps Of able
Professors
a Preparatory Department for students who
design entering the Freshman Class next ear
Is provided. They must be hneln years OF age.
Latin, Greek and Mathematics slOne are
a school Of Practical Science has been or
~zanizeu. especially for young men who desire
ts taRe an eclectic course. eXclusIve Of the
classics.
Commercial Law, Book keeping and PEN
manship. Will be taught
Necessa Y additions to our splendid c8llec-
ton Of astronomical Physical and
Apparatus Will be made, under the suDerin-
tendency Of DR.. "a . Garland, during the
present vacafisn-
The Law Department. under the instruction
OF Hon. LIZ e.. Lamar, IS Ia successful opera
ton. The advantages OF an extensive Law
Library, and the 81 tD-s Of the Eeteral Court
and the High Court CT ErrOs and Appeals at
this place. commend this department to young
gentlemen who are candidates for the bar
TEEMs:
In all the departments for au1ual sess-
Fuel. SIS . deposit 10 cover damsges. ST Is %
Student must make up the dotcit when the
fuel Zee is exhausted Board at commons, SIS
per month IN private fam1les- az SIS 70 =
washing about s. ard lights 81 per month No
room rent is charged, but students will provide
their own furniture
The heaIthfuiness Of oxford, its social refine
meut ard religious privileges, commend the
University 70 the country
Secretary OF the Board.
n-r,rI Iufv Il Iss-- fVlH d2W-W6W
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FLORENCE
SYNODICAL FEMALE COLLEGE.

THIS Institution, which has long enjoyed =
L very high reputation among the Female
Colleges Of the South. is situated at FlOrance,
Ala. Which. T. adm tied TO b. one OF the most
delightful and salubrous towns in the soath-
vest. II Is very easy or aceess. A branch OF
the Memphis and Charleston railroad runs 70
south Florence. It's President Rev Ut. Mm-
II. Mitchell. l. well known as one OF the aDteSs
teachers in the country
The synod OF Memphis al its last meeting.
passed the following resolution g 1sleFs
that the Florence Synodlca Esmate N94eks
from me eIigIbfify OF its location, G. e ability
its Faculty. the course and system or rs IN
structfou. afor1s equal or superior advantages
for the education OF Females 70 any msliJutlon
in the country
Next session win mmence on the sth day u
genfember next. FOrfursner particulars apply
ROBERT N. PATTON,
Governor Of Alabama,
President OF the Board OF Trustees.
fv2S dIwawlts
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ADJUSTMENTS
MEMPHIS
ASSOCIATION COURSE
FALL MEETING 1882.
THE FALL MEETING OVER THIS COURSE
Il viii commence on the
FIRST MONDAY In NOVEMBER
AND
CONTINUE SIX DAYS.
THE FALL MEETING OVER THIS COURSE
l. viii commence on the
IRST MONDAY IN NOVEMBER
SIX DAYS.
FIRST DAY.

FIRST RACE!NURsERY sTAKEr-Ws
the subscribers, agree % n a sasepstaks
Race over the Memphis Association Course, at
the Fail Meeting, 1851, with Colts and FIMss,
two years old, one mile dash, SIS subscription,
play or pay the Association 20 d S500-thrse
or more % III tbs stake, 70 name and close on
the 18th september, 1857.
SECOND RACE-"GREEN STAKE"-Mue
heats Tor untred tnree-yesr OldA, 50 entrance,
play or pay Association TO give $40. Tires
OF more 20 m the stake, 10 name and close he
18TH September, 1857.
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The Army worm In Alabama.

The Selma lAls) Messenger has the
following unpleasant intelligence in re-
ference 70 the cotton crop. 1t says:
We learn from q gentleman OF New.
bern, that the army worm or caterpillar,
which was so destructive to the cotton
plant last year, has certainly made its
appearance in the canebrake. The plan
tation of J. H. Y. Webb, in the Walker
prairie, is mentioned as one that is af.
fected. AS this insect reproduees its
species in a few weeks, there will be am
pie time for it to complete its ravages
before frost. Our recollection is that il
began its operations at a later period
than this last year, and it destroyed at
least sone-third Of the crop before the
close OF the season.
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a pHorosK.rn OF coxeRrss.

The following is q good photograph of
the disunion congress. The Boston Rusg
is responsible for it: The present congress
is a political menagerie where all sorts of
SDimals-elean aud unclean, mostly IN
clean-are gathered to snsrl and grOwl
st each other, and prey upon the nation.
Monkeys that feed upon Nasbyis nuts,
climb to sn indecent hight, while hyenas
employ their Shanks in seeking the
graves Of the dead before decay has COM
meuced its work. Our noble delegates in
Washington accuse each other of false
hood, treason, murder, bribery, and. IN
many cases prove the truth Of their allie
cations. Ignorance, and its companion,
reeklessness, hold high seats in our ma
tiOnal assemblies, and the small cTea-
lures who have been bred by faction and
raised by syeaphaDey, imagine them
selves the BrObdingnags of creation des-
tined to sway the action of the world,
and get reelected to a salary of five
thousand dollars. Wade-who doesn't
know enough to preside intelligently
W the deliberations Of the senste-Is
coarse, vulgar, vindi1tiVe, ana has but
one redeeming quality that is his pater-
nal love, exhibited in repeating 6 Mother
Goose's Melodies"
Schenck expresses q desire for the
presidents scslp; Logan wants him
hung, while Ashley finds a eopgenial
associate in the person 0f Mr.. Colover,
Logan-EAo was prepared to lose his arm
before he would raise il against the south,
when the rebellion commeneed-ls for
trampling constitution, law, usage, right,
and al marks Of Independence under
foot, if party interest or prejudice sug-
gest such outrage or oppression. And so
we go on. Congress usurps all power
assumes the part of supreme dictator T.;
the people are made to crawl between its
legs and offer thanksgiving that they are
not crushed entirely by the giants feet.
How long ig this TO be endured2 Is the
unjust claim to " loyalty to cover such
gross iniguity9 Is the stolen gsrb Of pa
triotism to hide such treason forever
Or will the people strip hypocrisy Of its
disguise and expose TO the whole country
its hideous features, defying its machina-
tious2
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THIRD DAY.

FIRST RACESCITIZEEs' PURsE"-Tvo
mile heats. Free Tor all ages. Purse 500. En-
trance $50.
SECOND EAUE-Threem mile dash Tor all ages.
$50 entrance. Three or more to start. Associa-
ton to add $500. Second horse to save his en-
trance money.
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/ z Harriet Ellen Moreland and daughters
/ QUeenie and Dora (ealOred) are in the city,
or il any aersOn knows Of their whereabouts
,hsv viii confer a great favor by leaving word
al tne Appeal office.
auL2 1Wn MORELAND.
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SECOND DAY.

FIRST RACE-GAYOsO HOUSE STAKE
Nile heats for All ages, so entrance GayOso
House to add $40. Three or more to MI the
stake.
SECOND RACE-Two nle dash. Purse $40.
Free for all ages Entrance So
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SHELBY FEMALE INSTITUTE,
Teruessee.

-~1-
I OgATED in the large and handsome build
l. tngs, corner Of Broad and Vine streets,
formerly occupied by the Sd efoy Medical Col
lege, embracing an entire sQuera-
An able and experienced corps Of Teachers,
the most complete Chemical ssnd Philosophical
Apparatus and Cabinet Of Minerals IN the
south, and Educational Advantages OF q supe-
rior order.
ty-siN years in I'd south, and the
pa formerly Professor IN the Nashville Univer-
burg and BOun.
sessions begins on the FIRE ST MONDAYS OF
SEPTEMBER and FEBRUARY, and close on
the Third Thursday Of June.
TERMS-BOard and English Tuition, Session
Of i've months, $50 90 Music. French, ETC.,
Extra. FOr PARTICULARS send for a Catalogue,
GEL G BUTLER, A. ID, Principal
GEO BLACKlE, A. NJ NJ ID, Nice-Prin.
fyZi-dGWIm
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Tennessee. Female Institute.

REV. JOHN WILLIAMS, An, late Of Yves
legan Female College, NC, President
JOHN P. wendell, Professor Of Music.
THIS Institution VII begin its exercises a
Wednesday, the 1lth September Next,
The Board OF Instruction win be full and com
pelent. Brownsville is on the line of the Mem
phis aud Louisville railroad, Xxi miles north
of Memphis. It's Society is good, and the town
prOverbial for its good health. Board can be
had in the families Of its best eitize 5 The
course Of study Is a. thorough and complete as
any institution in the country.
Terms per Eessi on Of twenty weeks, payable
STRICTLY, one half in advance
Primary 20
70 ~
Collegiate. ..... ..-. .- -..-- % 70
Ancient and Modern Languages each 70 %
Music and use OF InstTument-.----- 8 ~
DLhM uH------.------- ------------sa--- - ~
VI q ~
4EclushtA 4 "
For further particulars, address
Rev. JOHN Ms rest,
or J, p. WOOD. Secretary
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WASHINGTON UNIVERSITY.

Rev JOHN WILLIAMS, Prest
or J, p. WOOD, Secretary
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wanvimprovsments viii be made during the
vaeafion, which viii add greatly to the COM
fort and efficiency Of the establishment. some
important additions have been made to cur
eorrs OF Teachers, which VII enable Us to
Is many advantages IS any school IN the 8outh
or West.
Cur Boarding Department viii be 50 much
enlarztf that We can easi y Accommodate one
nundred more pupils b we had last session.
Tsru4s As heretofore. For catalogues or ether
tnforutati0n, address
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FIFTH DAY.
EDUCATIONAL.
Female Collegiate Institute,
Jackson, Tenn.

THE I1stitutiOu for Young Ladies Of our
L country. send your daughters, and Iuu
satisfaction, in all respects, shall be given.
Next Session Begins Aug. IS, 81
For particulars address the President. fyN ew
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LIvFRPooL, August Ia Evening"
CotFon. under favorable advices from
Manchester. closed irmer and advanced.
Sales 1900 bales middling uplands at
IO5c. Breadstufts closed quiet. Corn
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II. A RROCKLIN.

n FNERAL STOCK A-UCTIONEEE, NO. 5gK
In Madison street, Memphis, Tenn sales
dafIy. Cool stabling and nue Mule Yard.
Dealers IN wagons and first and second hand
Harness. Liberal advances made on al prop
erty left for sale, and returns promptly made.
ONCE on second street. myl9 =
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Nntlee-rn am Rhnm Il nav Coneern.

Mr. II. MYERS is no longer m our employ.
M No person isauthOrfEed to collect moneys
OF transact any business for Us, unless cousti-
tuted our agent By power Of attorney. A1Te-
mittasces or standardization relating to Affairs
OF the late firm, n. Myers a Co.. should be
directed 20 Us here.
AL. TROWHSTiNE A CO.,
Cincinnati, D.
August g. 1871. aui5 Iaw4w
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The Kentucky legislature viii stand
about as follows Senste-demOeFats, 30;
radicals, s. HOuse-demOcrats, 80; radi-
gals, 20 members.
The Mariana Fla Courier says that
the crop prospect in that part of the State
is much better than it was last year at
this time. Cotton is of good size and Wig
orous. Corn is growing finely, and the
season Is too far advanced for any casu-
atty to prevent a full crop being made.
Cane snd other food crops are doing very
nell
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Trnsf EnZe.

NOTICE r. hereby given that IN accordance
~ with the provisions and directions OF deed
IN trust executed and delivered 70 me On the
Lth day OF July 1885, BY Richard = Hawiey
(which deed Is Of Teesrd 10 the Rseorieris ne
OF Crittenden county, ArkansasJ and for the
payment % the notes therein described, ] will
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TEXT BOOKS:

ILNIOE III
Blaclzstone's Commentaries, Kent's Common
taries, story on Agency, Story on Bailment,
Story on Partnership, Byles on Bills, Smith on
Contracts, stephen on Pleading.
SENIOR YEAR
Moot Courts, Greenleaf on Evidence, Adams
EQUITY, Angel 4 Ames on Corporations, Black
slone (4th book in CONNECTION with the Grim
NAL Code Of Mississippi Revised Code OF Mig
sissipDi.
a diploma nom this School is equivalent to
a license for praetiee " alssissippil,
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Reed rrom Memphis & Charleston z. r.

Reed Irom Memphis & Charleston 3. r.
4 box containing Patent Loom. market Lewis
Mathews& Co.
Z DOL Zone PhOsp, marked Lewis, Mathews
Dox mdse marked T Bescner.
IL Flows marked Mailer a show.
Bellows marked L Tusun.
y neat separator marked A wins & Co.
lLollon -craper marked James show.
cotton Planter marked 4 PTreaL
2 car loads, Wore a Elder.
! car load, Williams 4 Co
! box mdse married foater, GWyun & Co
4 boXs mdse marked John Thomas-
/ bdl Bedding marked John Thonas.
The above articles viii be sold At Our Ware
house. on Court street Tor account Whom Il
nay concern. 70 pay charges, OF WEDNESDAY
AuEust "A, L567, At 10 o'clock an.
JOIN HILL %.
RoYsrER, T-EEzEyAsT Co, Auet onseFE.
fvl4 Sd
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WE HAVE BOW ON HAND AND WILL
W keep constantly the following Brands Of
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Somerville Institute.
MIS-. DOYLE'S SELECT SCH DOL.
Select school.

MRS LETTIA MAY viii open a Select
vi school for Young Ladies on MONDAY,
September 2, 1857 in the basement OF the
Mulberry streets.
Tne French Department Of this school viii
be under the care OF Major LAMBERT MAY,
late of the Confederate Army. assisted by his
daughter, Miss :. F. MAY. who has been TWO
years IN France. French viii b. spoken exclu-
sivel in this Department AGberaI patronage
on the part OF the public is respectively 50
Iicited- iva tOcl
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Trustees Safe.

LTtSSESS s SUE
DY virtue Of a Trust Deed executed 10 me on
D the 18th day ofJuly. 1867, by :. Myers. and
duly nled fer registration in the Registers
ofhce OF Shelby county, Tennessee, for the pur-
rose Of paving the several notes therein Sc
cured, 1 will,
On MOnCay, the 18th day OF August, 1861.
On the remises, IA the city Of Memphis,
county Of Shelby, Stale OF Tennessee, expose
to public sale and proceed TO sell, to the highest
bidder, for cash, the following described real
estate. tO-Wit Eight TWO-suiFy Brick Store
Houses, situated on the northwest corner of
Second ana Monroe streets, in the city OF Mem
hundred and forty eight and "a hall feet on
Monroe street, anusaventy-four and ahaI feet
on Second street the land upon which the
said houses are situated being the same leased
by John NJ Lea, OF Nashville. len essee, TO A.
I. Norton et Al for a term OF ten years from
May, 1853, and by T. Norton et al transferred
to Boyd & Co ,and by g Boyd q Co. TO -
Isaacs, and BY hssacs to said A. 5. Myers. said
buildings all frUut on Nor roe street, The WhOle
length OF the lot to The alley, a distance OF one
hundred and ~forty-eight and a halt feet, and
run back o. sat1 leased land a distance lOrty-
eight or fifty feet.
I viii sell at the same time all the other i'm
WOvemsnts upon said based tract or parcel Of
land.
The title 70 said property is believed to be
good, but viii EEL and convey only g. TTustee.
Equity of redemption waived.
sale between the hour of 10 zIdl ofcl5- K.
jy8 ids VIM L FQLNn$, Trustee.
The above sale Is postponed Uhtu MONDAY,
the 18th day OF Au-pst
sul3td VIC FOWLEEs, Trustee.
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NEW ADVERTISERS.
Ad1nfnfstratorIs Nottce.

A IL persons are hereby notified that I will
"A apply for letters Of administration on the
estate OF Giuseppe Prospect. deceased, 1t the
September term Of the Probate Court.
j. A. SIGNAIGO.
ar1a faufw Vfce CoueuI Of TfaIw
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MEDICAL
Baltimore, Maryland.


Rev THOMAS E BOND, MD, President.
Obstetrics ard Diseases Of Women and
Children.
AJFoARD, N d, Professor OF Descriptive and
Surgical Anatomy.
] LOGAN, n D., Professor OF the RriaeipIes
and Practice Of Medicine.
HARVEY L BYBD, ND. Professor OF Obstetrics.
MARTN p SCCrr, Nd, Professor Of the Dis
eases Of Women and Children.
FpwAED WAEREN ND Professor of the Prfn-
cfples and Practice Of Surgery.
JOHN + MoNEoNIER, MD, Professor OF Physi-
oIOgy aud General Pathology.
] ] MOoRMAN, ND. Professor of Medical Ju-
risprudence and Hygiene.
Joseph " CLA6ETT, ND. Professor of Maferia
Msdica and Therapeutics
MOEFTT.M Nd, Professor OF Medical
Chemistry and Pharmacy.
n M~oSMoNrER, ND, Demonstrator Of
me next session Of this Insttutssu viii
commence on the
First Day OF October Next,
continue ave months.
One studeut from each Congressional Dis
trict orthe late S~lavehoIding States viii be ad-
NIT d to all the privilege OF the University
upOu the payment OF THfRTT- FIVE DOI
Rs for each session Of attendance. wounded
aud disabled soldiers having p~reeecenee IN this
regard over all other applicants.
Daily Clinics viii be held Il the college build
at which students VIII receive the most
practical instruction.
Mat rial for D1ssecting Rooms wiz be SUD
Piled in a~bundance, and every facility anorded
zfudautsf 7 anafGmioal studies.
FEFS-M~atriculation, s.; Ddssectinr. $40
Professors, s20i G~rsdustion, so; Bsnen-
70 further information, apply to. or address.
FOAkD Nd nAN,
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FOURTH DAY.

FIRST RACE-OVERTON HOTEL STAKE.
Nile heats for horses owned in Shelby county,
Septenber ], Is5L Entrance SO, play or pay
Overton Hotel 70 add 500. Three OF more 70
nj, 70 name and close 18th September. 1871.
SECOND RACE-"BANKERS PURSE"
Three mile heats for al ages. Purse si0O1. En-
trance $50 Three or more 10 M. Eztranee
money TO 60 70 the secORd horse.
FIFTH DAY
THE SOUTHERN AND WESTERN TURF
CONGRESS STAEE-Four mile heats. Sub
ject to the regulations which the COMMITTEES
appointed BY ths Turf Congress may adopt
The Memphis Association 70 add 5000.
SIXTH DAY.
FIRST RACE-sALOON STAKE-Mls
heats, three best in i've. Free for all ages
Purse 500. Entrance S35. Second horse TO get
the entrance money.
SECOND REORGANIZATION STAKE.
Mile heats Tor beaten horses that have been run
at this meeting. Entrance so. Purse 500
The Pool seller to add 500. Horses 90 be a.
dicapped by a COMMITTEES appointed BY the
President. A. d. GIBSON,
jyG col Acting Secretary.