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Fashionable Dancing lcaden.r.

MADAME LEIsE, OF New ORLEANS. vvorrI
VI most res ,er--IlT gsluuCuc= 90 the aI- sgesrT
OF Memphis thz5E1s viii oreu her Glasses To-
fle above graceful accomplishment 0u fHa
THIRD Tt EsDaI IN september. a. ths Ilf-
fersOn Block -7econd street. where see tru-l.
by sLEct attention 20 Tie adFa1ceulellt OF La-
pupis who may be tutruEte1 70 -5l- charge. %
meEit a share OF the public pafronags- Mad-
J.. having taught IN. mOrt o. tine arluaipEl
cities cf the south and -OuLEWest, lopes 20
meet here WITH the same unb0uudel sucreAs
when has hitherto marked her caura-s of IN
struction elsewhere Days and nouus u Luitlou
for Children, TueFdays and SATURDAYS. from
half past O'Clock TN dark for LallIes. from
10 am. ESD l.- for GeutlsIueu. nom al y
p.m-,a- lie sane day. Reference uneEcap-
uGuabl5 IOr Whlc1. and her PARTICULAR.
please see circulars. which VIII be f9uud ~ the
prin ipal book sud music stores terms moi
eI ate CaLsinaulcs md dancing iEuzsLt iu uIs-
V1fe families and schools. Ir desired. snirers
ven twice 4 month nrisn
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Cars So Through without Change,

Magnificent Sleeping Cars on all y light Trains
Baggage Checked through 70 all Important
places Persons holding Through Tickets can
stop over at any point and resume journey at
pleasure
nss- Through Tickets and all information can
be obtained AZ Ticket ONCE, 2Sz1s Main street,
and ~ DeDoL SAM =. JONES,
iyTtf General Superintendent.
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Architect and Engineer.

R'HE undersigned would respectfully inform
L dis tueuCS and the public that be Is pre-
pared 10 devote his " hole attention % Design
ing p ans auI Superiutenuius Buildings, with
o. InuUa energy and attention 70 his pat-Ous
Interest as Ee ulu foT the Guys inteI est while
civ Engineer.
OFFCE- Stillman Block, second and Madi-
son streets Jbarges reasonable.
y. "a. MCCLURE
Architeef and Engineer.
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SPECIAL NOTICE.

UY advice Of friends have concluded to add
ID % my division OF CLASSES q Preparatory ~
partment az SIX Ollars per month also tsl,
lhis occasion 90 remark IN order % correct err
neDus impression in ~ gard 70 my prices fhas
she Academic Department or my schoOf f4l<a,-
young ladies' through the MatheInatiesi bCrl-s
usual ly taugh in female schools with "a cores
bonding advancement IN other branches a.
Education, the Collegiate Department. 6efiI
designed to Oder 70 pupils an opportunity 10 Il
higher and more thorough dsgree Of schaiar-
ship. LETITLA NAY
August es. 1857. - an
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RrrnrsiOn b MammNth Gave.

1.-TWO DAILY TRAINS leave the Depot OF. the
Memphis and Louisville railroad, head of
Main treet, as follows; pm. and Il p. n., run
ming through 70 Cave City without change of
cars.
a9- Excursion Tickets from Memphis TO
Mammoth Cave and Return at Redueed Rates.
Fare round trip, 70 cave and return. $50 70 each
Parties Of fifteen oriuore ..........- - ID eacn
Parties OF twenty iYe or mOre.........- Is 70each
For through tickets and sil Information, call
al Ticket ONCE, No 2f33S Main street.
jyI q SAN. s. JONES 0enl Sup't
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select school

Mrs. LRTtTIA MAY viii open = Ssls-f
W school or Young Ladies on MUNDaT
S-ptam lr =, lo5z. IN the basement OF th..
Christian Church, on The corner Of Linden ana
5iulberry Streets
Tae French Department. OF this school yrili
be under the care of Major LAMBERT MaY
lste or the Confederate Army. assisted by his
uauEhtgI, Miss =. F. MA <, who has ueeu tao
years in. France. French Will be- spoken ercIn-
sivels IN this department.. A liberal palruual.
on the part Of me pu0lc is Iespectigely So
Ifcifad.
The services OF the fOl' owing gentlemen nave
been secured Music, PrUfs. Heyfsrr AMI VIZ
guagss, Prof. Merely. ivss toeL
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KAVANlGH & DECKER's
BILLIARD TABLES
TIHE. most reliable Cushion uset On Billiard
4 Tables Is the
CAT-GUT CUSHION.

Nan uf8ctured by KAVA MACH 4 DECKER,
and Patented Dec. ls. l.L lsee Scientific
American, Vol. 10, No H.
IL is The only Cushion that possesses all the
qualities essential 70 a Perfect C1shion. It b
me most elastic and most durable Cusni9u ever
offered 10 the billiard playing public, as ls
abuuGanly proven b the great demand for 10
since it, Introduction. The peculiarly which
distinguishes the Cat-(fuE Cusniou and renders
30 superior 20 al others, is the tglIeued cord OF
cat-guJ which oVerlies the iac- and edge cl the
rubber ana running the full length Of the
cushion, Wnlen prevents the Dali nom bedding
into The rubber and jumping frOm thg table
TIC addition or the cas- gut cord also adds
much Ia the el4~tiritv Of the usrioo.
The Cat-Gut Cushion has alreasIy been aD-
ui led 10 over 1000 tables, " 1ich are IN constant
Ise. 10 can be applied 70 tables ot any MAKE.
for e75 per set
Kavausgh 8 Dsczer's Factory, II the corner
OF Centre and Canal streets, n ", Is the most
compiete OF It's kind IN the world. The ma
chinery Is o. the most Improved character rhe
lam Der dry NJ room the largest IN the United
states, the material used the best tllat can be
purchased, and the Workmsn thoroughly
skilled.
Billiard CLOTH Balls, Cues and Trimmiugs. all
Of the oest make. constantly on nand-
Kavanagh & Decker are the only agents II
this country FOR Kay's Cue Gems snt. ad judged
by competent authorities 70 be the best Cement
ever used
Pull zze Tables cut down for $40.
send for flIust atasl Price List
E-r kANANAtIH a DECKER,
Corner Of Centre and Canal streets,
se1 teen New YORK city.
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snorle.l aad QaIeae.. Roale 70 aaahrIIIe.

NIGHT EXPRESS-Every night except Sat
urday night Al "A pm, making close cOnnec-
ton vita Mobile and OHIO Railroad AZ Hum
boIdt, and with illinois Central Railroad for
81 Louis Chicago, 81. Paul. and all points
North West and East, and ~ Louisville with
ffff 90
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Mason. FaIelle Counly. Tenn..

- lIy AIED thirty miles nom Memphis, seven
> miles north OF Lafayette Depot, NJ 8 C. E. r.
FACULTY
g. W JOHNsT0s. B.. President and Professor
Cf Ancient Languages
DfWAY II. YOUNG, Alb, Professor or Mafle-
MATES.
COLIN MCEIsyEY, A IL Professor OF Meu-nl
all Moral science and Einglisll l. iersiEurs.
Ihls Institution was reopened October .Isf5,
and lts reached state Of permanent enc
eleucy- Next Annual session. vii BE uueHsli
July ll 49,, aad VIII consist Or Two Ierus-11
weeks each
gE7Aft,. l-S,-Eug. lsh and Aiathemates. SD
II ald 81 r1r Term. Each Language. S. extra
per Term. NButiL gent fee. 8 slI per arza.
fGcrl-rnt board, 1ucluu.-g room. fuel. wash
ing and lig1B. SIS PER month.
Al necessary apparatus = ~ be supplied.
COnveyuuCe nom lafayette star on 10 Ma
con- " NetinesdaFs and iaru urtifivs-
VI Ae, the Trustees, have determined % make
This nrst class Academic Iusi ltutloH.
lst- The scn0larshI p, experiences aud sueces8
OF our faculty.
%. Tie elevated tone or cur community
ad 4iie uealtlful loclli y removed from the
corrupt az IN Huences and vices Or citv life.
4Ln- F4yorable prices will enable as 10
achieve -hIs success
President Board Pr q. T. HUlTEK
Secretary J--.-........-JOHNW ". ALEXANDER
au14
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NEW YORK CARDS
EMPIRE SEWING MACHINE co.,
Principal once, SIG Broadway,
NEW YORK.

GREAT improvement IN Sewing MachInesf
" Empire shuttle, Crank Melton Sewing
Machine. IL IS thus rendered naiseIess In ac-
tlon. It's motion neing al positive, 10 b not
liable 10 get out of order ~ Is Lne best Family
Machinet Notice is called 20 our new and Inn
proved Manufacturing Machine. for Taiiors
and Boot and Shoe Filters Agent wanted. %
whom a liberal discount will be given. No
conslgu meuLs made.
se5 ddw2m I11rPrRE SEWING MAcEISE Co.
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The Great Southern Remedy.
Recommended by distinguished members Of
the Medical Profession

THIS Medicine will be found on fitir trial
10 be the most prompt and eiiectusl rem
e1y for all diseases OF the CHES and 1HkOATt
the greatest care having been taktn in its
preparation. being compounded on The most
scientffic principles. In its com position Is em-
bracod a combination OF the most Va aluahle
ard efnsetive ExpectOrents, AnOdynes and
Sedatives which are knOwE 90 POSSESS the
highest repute with all intelligent members Of
the Medical Profession.
Wood Naptha, as we'll as the Wild Cherry,
enters largely into its composition, heing the
GREAT REMEDY 20 successfully asei IN Con-
sumption by the ceiehFa,ed De- Hastings' OF
LOnoOn.
81 The following evidence Is from the Rev.
~ ID. r. Eawrie, Presiding Elder Of the MethO-
dist Episcopal Church, for the District Of North
Alabama:
DH CHARLTS WILLIAMs-Dear So; I lake
pleasure in giving my testimony to the virtues
Of your excslleut " PulrnOnic halsaEn Of Wild
Cherry" Having used several bottles in my
family with decided aavsntage IN every case,
can recommend a as the best aud most pleas
ana med icine have ever seen,
: " ID. r. SAWRIE.
Sold by al respectable Druggists in the city
Of Memphis and throughout the southern and
Western States.
september II, 1857. Eelj
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Law School
or The
UNIVERSITY OF MISSISSIPPI
AT OXFORD.
FACULTY.
JOHN n. WADDEL. D.D. Chancellor
L-Q. c. LAMAR, Professor.
Law School

THE course Of study is completed ia two
j Terms n nine mon ntns eacl4.
The method Of Instruction IS taa- of oral exc
aunindtiOns, daily. rTpCn the 1e1t. accompanied
~ such explanations ana Lectures as state leg
islatlon and local atludlca Lons have mads
necessary.
Moot Courts viii be held weekly. 10 which
the practices viii s8nform I'm every essential re.-
spect 70 the rules, modes a. procedure AID aI'-.
gumentstiou adoltsd IN the following Courts
j. District Court OF the United states.
= Circuit tOurt Of the United HfaIes
3 supreme Court Of TIE United states.
L Circuit COuIt OF Mississippi.
3. Chancery Court OF MisssEipp
6. Probate Court.
Z Sigh Court Of ErrCrs aud Appen s.
The Law Library numbers NOT less thau ohs
Thousand volumes
THe Law students have the privilege OF ar
tending. r Rec OF CHARGE, Lhe Lectures au1
kecilauOns in any O' the De apartments gr
Science end Literature 10 the University
The sessions Of the tsIertf Gorrt. ana Of flIs-
Hight Court Of Errors and 3ppeal held ar l1-
fOrd, give 10 ths students OF Tins school peyu-
liar advantages.
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YeIlOW FeTer and small POx.

NEH lohki uues ttlls
We the undersigned shipping Merchants or
tne city Of AeW York, from the on repeated
testimony Of many different sea Captains,
IN Whom we have Implicit confidence,
ana feeling it duty when we owe our fellow
men, hereby bear witness Of tho great coud-
dsnes We feel in he truly IA arvefiDns curative
goWers OF Major J.. 7. LANES INDIAN REM
EDH Tor the cure and prsventiou of small Pox.
Fellow feVerf ETC., and We chserfully add our
lguatures hoping rs wonderful merits aud
great niessinZ q may be made known % the
world Brett sons q CO., A. south street Cur
~ 3 Ward, % South street; d. r. De Wolf itC'0
LIB Broad street Hsnsy & son, 25 coeuties slio.
simpson b shaw 2 COeutles SIp- VIM a
Moore, z0i south street Jas. i Tapecrtr q
south street Geo L. Tapscott, OF rapscotr E.o.
~ souJh street; Robert Hawke, Sc south sfrsef
and many others
This Remedy has never been known 70 eslI.
Price Ger package, s. Forwarded free % Hry
pOinJ n tine United states. Address
j. T.. AVE q CO.
"a a.-. Inl Ernahu.N NaH Nlr-r-
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HEAno RS FRNN. STATE GUARrs,
rr.rrl-r q ~. w Senta-nl her % LalL

NASHVILLE, TESN September Is, 1857.
The general commanding, having re-
ceived the foregoing order, warns all
parties TO desist from any attempt 20
hold an election in violation Of the fran
chise law. He also notifies all persons
entitled 10 vote under the aforesaid law
that they will be protected in voting,
and all persons not entitled TO vote 20
desist from any attempt to do so.
By command OF Brig. Joseph A. Cooper
L. b. GAMBLE, 1t. and A. ID. O..
Col. James, one of the prOprietors of
the Lookout mountain house, died there
on the oath, and was to have been in
tered at Nashville yesterday.
The Union and Dispatch of the 25th
saws of the Pulaski difficulty: Lieut..
w. ], Bower, of the forty-fifth infantry,
the officer sent TO Pulaski to investigate
the condition of affairs there, has re.
turned, having made the investigation
ordered. He submits q report and a
number Of affidavits, which may be seen
gt Gen. Duncan's headquarters at Ash
Barraeks, They will shortly be for
warded 70 Gen. Thomas. The iieuten-
ant laws the blame upon both parties, but
bears testimony to the good conduct and
motives of the majority Of the people Of
both sides. He expresses the opinion
that troops should be stationed there, but
with the small force under bis command,
Gen. Duncan does not deem it advisable
10 send detachment of regulars. Only
a auon-commissiOnedo officer and a squad
could be sent, and il Is feared a collision
with the militia might ensue,
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Fare as Low as by any Other
R0ute.

Through Tickets and all information can be
obtained at No. &iTA Main street, and at the
Depot Head OF Main street.
81. GRIDLEN, SAM. b. JONES,
Ticket gent. Genl Sup't.
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Memphis & Little Rock B. r.

O,N AND AFTER TUESDAY, JULY l5, 1857,
1 trains will leave HOP PhFlELD a. am ar
rivlng al Ten Mile Bayou al S:l5 am. Return
InE-Letve Ten Mile Bayou at $50 M, and
arrive al Hope deld at d:4j pm.
on TUESDAYS and SATURDAYS a train
viii leave Ten Mile Bayou at SD am, arriviDg
al Hopeneld at e45 am. Returning Leave
Hopefeld at 4 pun, and arrive al Ten Nile
Bayou at 5.l5 p.m.
The Round Trip From AeEaphis, 81 30.
The FerryEOat NEVADA will make close
connection with all trains.
j. L. AIEIGs,
tyIg ".. Chief Engineer.
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A. AND A.. SCOTTISH RITE

i EEaF= LglEs er Perfection, l4th5 NO. J.
Stated rHurluu.1z-IOus ID Wednesday night
gF each nul'r. Henry +. WoOdard, sd, G..
Ms Charles Il. Carroll, 18th. Sec.
Mr7EleAs LUIEe ~ Perfection, 18th; No. 2
Meets sih Nedu= shay OF each month. George
Mellarsl. sd, o.. NJ; A. r.. kranklant, I'D
Sec.
Ca-raFIIA g0uae.l Of Princes Of jerusalem, 18TH.
No. D. Benz h. PuIsn sd, Tarsh.'.i -
- -er-.
CAIEaET TH PIER OF Rose JrulE, 18th, No. l.
Charles w. Adams. sd, NJ. W.. > IA. 7, Tom
lu-0-, - -se-.
PHIlfFrz UgrIEsssIs Council OF 6-h, 30th.,
No. Z. Heury J.. NOOdard, Sd, Comm; ;
william =. gIrD-e aZl, Rec
CuS-L-IuILY or " Esr IEsc fssEE, 5-u. John
AlnsIe Eil., Comm. In Chief; Dodge C.
Trader, li, EeE'
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SheTif's S0Le.

NJ. Q. MOylan W. J. Levy q Cc.
Under and by virtue OF an lntsrlOentory
decree OF the Chancery Court Of Mem phis,
rendered July 8. l67, in the above entitled
cause win en- the 4th day Of Octobsr A. ID.
lSs7 az the frout door Of the courthouse 10
Hem phis. hotW sen the hours OF 10 o'clock = m
and O'Clock b. m, proceed TO sell TO the high
est and best bidder, for cash, tue StoreroOms
Nos 10 and G28 second street, 10 Memphis and
county sf shelby and State Of Tennessee, the
sarne being sold % satisfy a decree in the said
court in fsvor Of said N. Z. Moylan aud against
said Levy a Co. ?. NJ WINTERS, sheriff.
BY IAass b. swan, D. S. sr22 "a
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HENRY, MOORE & GENUNG,
Manufacturers and Joboe-s OF
CLOTHENG.
No. 52z Broadway, opp. 1T. Nicholas Hotel
NEW YORK

PHILIP HENRY, JR, formerly OF Henrys.
smith a. T'tWEseEd.
JOHN T. Henry, formerly OF Saulsbury g.
Henry
ALEX. 7. MOORE, ISAAC p. GENUNG, for
merry with Henrys, smith & townsend.
We have ready a large. handsome and well
assorted stock OF EEADr-MADE CLOTHING.
by US exc usively for the south
eru Trade which we are pIeuared 70 Ell at
Low Prices and on Liberal TERMS
our stock is adapted in material, style.
lengths and sizes, exclusively 10 tie sautl, and
comprises gOcdig rom the Loves Priced 20 the
FInest Mane, Including "a large assortment Of
goods h0r FREEu aEN S H EAR.
.rne leeent decline in wnclen and cotton fab
riCs will enable Us 70 offer Clothing at Much
Lower Prices than IL has been sole for at any
time since Es5J.
Cash and Close Buyers from tlC south are IN
vite,i 20 examine our stock before purchasing,
as we believe we can offer them great induce
ments.
We viii be happy to receive Orders, auI our
long eNptrieuce 10 the ScuthgEu business en-
ahles us 70 make selections Whlcn viii De GER
tain 20 give entire sslt.Ssa tluu.
Descriptive Catalogues with prices sent by
mail if desired
Henry, MOCBE T. t4ENT-yE.
NEW NOHH July, lsbi, 90 Broadway.
gal1 UlgWfng4E
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THE SUBSCRIBER, I0;e a member OF this
i well known hrun, has established whole
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s ELECT SCHOOL.
ilae "a Of September,

MISS VICTORIA y. BOWERS. rsssntlv en-
VI gagged u teaching With Prof j. D. stewart
viii open her school. assisted 81 her s'sfer
alss n. ". BOWERS, on
SSnday, the I'd Of September,
a. No. 10s Monroe street. between Thlrs ana
FOurf streets.
Ihe services Of the following gentlemen. are
snFaged Prof. AuKuste Nillenau an E-r.urll
aud spanish PrDL George & ..Hsaeelv. L-Iriri =
Prof Jacob Miuar. Music 49, ID
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To MY OLD FRIENDS
IN
WeSs TENNESSEE, Mississippi
and arkansas.

HAVING accsptsd permanent Agency OF
il the ST. LOUIS MUTUAL LIFE FHsU-
RANCE COMPANY, I would respectfully ask
the attenCion OF my Old friends 70 that Instilu-
ton as a SAFE, certain and reliable mediuIn
througn which they may assure their families
against ant in the event or deatn- or tEem-
selves nom an tmpov eFished old age in case
OF ill-suecess in life.
Mr.. ~. 3. OTIS Is associated with me- and Il
hereby recommended to public confidence.
Our Office is at No. q Madl.on street, rear
room DeS0bO Block. where We VIII be happy
20 imp part any needed Information 20 those de-
siI ing Lie Insurance.
iygi e a MCMAHON.
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STATE or TENNESSEE.
nLnr-rlA-E nEn ALlI. ~ u

NASn iisi-N' ''Ol'to1i iA'0i - -''f
Gen. Joseph A Cooper, Commanding state
Guards:
Sir: You will bring to Nashville i'm
mediately sll the troops-infantry and
can command, TO enable
you to protect the judges and clerks APP
pointed by the commissioner of registra-
ton, and to enforce the franchise law.
If need be call on Maj. Gen. George II.
Thomas for additional force to enable
Won to keep the peace and enforce the
law. Respectfully,
lsignsd1 W. G. BROWNLOW.
NF5 Governor nf Teuna4ss.a
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We Are sols sgeutS aud are prepared 10 M
orders tor the above
Stli-FatGallg Wr0lglt Iron Buckle IIS,
on the most favorable terms. We are having
them manufactured Of the most superior iron
and thoroughly tested.
ID. H.DAViS & CO,
Commission Merchants.
%
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KERRER LEB NLs0EIO CLLEyBLR.
.MASONIODIRECTORY.


LODGES.
ANGEEoSA, No. los Meets lst Monday In
syerv month. AZ CdI-FelioW| Hall, cor. court
AND vain. D. Forster. 24 Front street,
". NJ John B=amlsI, ~eC'y.
sor-rH sTF,sf,Hrz. 30. us Meets % Friday Of
each u1nntl-EslI. COT Madison aud second.
J i. SeLars ". NJ Benz. X. Pulleu, Sec.
IErLa Su-7-- 80. ZS-- Meets lst Friday O! each
month Hal. coz Madison ami Second. John
AIusIie. ~ H.. 4. p. MOGdw srd, Sec.
EaMTI TON. so. ~. Meets Sd Friday OF each
month -oGI-F-Iows Hall p. NJ. Stanley,
W.M W. T.. Butts. sec.
Kr1.vrN Srl,G. No. 81 e ID Meets 4th Friday
OF eacn u1uth-2H Front street. John ].
W0rshagl so, ". NJ ; Is. X. Fuilsn, S2d, Sec.
ROYAL. ARCH.
PEsyN Chapter. No 4, Meety d Monday OF esch
muntn-l1I-FeIl0ws Hall J0lu Zeut 81. l.
Il T.. b. q. Levy, Sse'y.
E-ASD s. y.
KuRrEt Council NO. O. Meets "a Monday Of
each mourb-bIG- Fellows ball. John Gent
Tn III; n. j. WiEgluf Rec.
TEErLlEs.
t-TEf,yE Ucr1manIsry, so. g. Meets lth Mon
dpy or aacn month J1hl Gent, Conn., y. J.
WigE.u, Rec.
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UMBER 35S
EDUCATIONAL.
LAW SCHOOL.
MEMPHIS COLLEGE.

THE Law Departments Of the MstnpIris Coz
lsga viii Open on the FIRST MONDAY
OCTOBER The following gentlemen cotn-
prise the Faculty
CONSTITUTIONAL law. sen. ArnEar PIX
hteaI Properly q Fleadiu iug---do on. x =. II KAT ~
Personal Property a Pleading "a n LEels
Equity 4 Comm ercLal Law on. Il. =. -laCG Gf.a
Grim. Law & Admiralty Ger. J.. r Ca a1IsrEss
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TIL f
B0ARDMAK, GRAY & co.
PIANO-FORTES.
WHOLESALE AGENCY.

VIM CEES a Z ~ NJ
THE SUBSCRIBER, Iate member OF this
1 well known hrm, has established whole
sale Agency.
1S3 Broadway, New York CitY,
Opposite a. T. stswart's Dry Goods Palace, cor
uer Tenth street,
Where he wi q be pleased TO receive the order
% Als friends and pubic, and e-psulpIiy 70
hear from those who have so lhe llly be-
slowed their patronage or the IRA heretofore.
He will supply these superior Instruments 20
the trade. W h8lastle and Retail, a. tHe very
Lowest Prices made with the Insulated lrGu
Rim and frame icast iu one BOlli piate.i They
excel ali others. IN durability, superiority Of
tOue, aud elGganCc Of sEf-rua' appearance.
All these PisnOs Eaye Overstrulg Scales, Civ
ing IN conn ectiOu with the pa-eu IRON rim and
frame, Full, Round. Powerful and Sweet Mel
low Tones. The Gases are elegant IN appear
ance and easily and safely handled
uS- Warranted 70 prove satisfactory, or the
money returned.
Address al orders To-
Siberia Oft.
ss5 dEwI8m 7S3 Broadway, New York
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Leaves every day ct pm, making close con-
neotion an Louisville with fast Express trains
on JsffersOnViiie Railroad ior.lI eastern cities,
eipnati and ali elites North and East, and istne
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Friday, September q. f86I

II the door OF the Clerks afice In the is,,y,, ~
Marion. Crittenden county, Arkansas seU h,
the highest bidder, f1r cash ID hand The follow
fnz described real estate, situated 10 Cfltfeuoeu
county, Arkansas and known as that 1arr ~
the Spanish Grant, originally owned ~ a..
Grandee Estate, conveyed by William d. n
spain 70 George W Undernill aud Is,ssic Il, =
gett: The south part OF the southwest 5,-,,s-1.,-
Sf section Ewenty-fO1r t24l oonveyed ilf e5l,r--
deed, the east half Of section thirtv-.f. -
and the southeast quarter OF section ~
fYe lS5l, ali IN township seven 10. north
base line OF range eight Isl, east of The
eipal meFidinn.
The title 20 this properly Il belle
perfectly good, Dut 1 shall convey
Trustee.
Part Of This land comprises onaof
CARNATIONS on the Military Road. 20
houss, Cabins. etc. being the plaufail NJ
as the Brown Place, near Mafi1n. A
aul3 tdo 3. Z. Bk0Nt 80
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NOTICE Is hereby given that ia aecorda
Y with the provisions and directions OF "a N.
in trust executed and delivered 70 me On tii,.
Iith dsv OF Jufy 1855. BY Richard B Hayyl,.,-
which deed Is Of record in The Recorders oifics
or Critteuden county. Arl<ansas,l and FOR ~,
payment OF the notes therein described. I viii