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Sherff,s sale.

TTEDER and by virtue fan execution TO me
IN 4 case wherein The ". aud A. or Meuipnis
are plaintiffs and A N. Ferguson is defendant.
Iwill on HATUhDAH, the 9th day OF October
ihS7. oetWsen the houfs Of 10 o'elock am. and
Z O'Clock L. M IN front OF the courthouse door
In the city q Memphis, Ofer and sell 70 ths
highest bidder, FOR cash, The following describe
real estate, viEi A house and lot situate In city
OF Mem phis, etc , fronting ~ feet on the soutn
side OF Beal street and running back between
l,arafIeT likes, Snd on 8 line parallel with De-
Soto street, rs fest % an alley crossing DeSato
osleet said lot begins Al point l92 feet west of
ElsSotO stfeet. .lhuu the house on the same is
nuIn bereda ll6. Levied on as the prOperty OF
AID A. n. Ferguson 70 satisfy the a.ovs uen-
f4sued executlon in favor OF said n and A. OF
Adenphis.n p. ~. WINTERS, EheTfn, etc.
Bv ]. 81. sWAH, d. 9,
September g. lsol. sei0 iaWfw
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OhancerE Court Of Memphis.

Mary L. Jones, WIp. Q. Jones, Bailey p. Jones
Thomas w. Jones and Neil B., Joseph B..
Lula K Annie Lee and " lille Jones, infants
who sue by their next friend Bailey z. Jones
All citizens OF shelby county, Tennessee, and
John Keeling, George Keeling and james
Keeling fufants who sue by their ne xt friend
j. b Kseling, citizeus OF DAVIDSON county,
Tenn, vs.. r. Q. Brinkley aud other creditors
Of the estate Of VIM E. Jones, deceased.
mHIS cause was filed in the Chancery Court
IL or Memphis according to section Of the Code
or Tennessee 22J9, for the purpose or settling up
the estate OF William Z. Jones. deceased; Il Is
therefore ordered that all persons who are in
any way or manner Interested in the sdmfnis-
trafion OF said estate, or who have claans
against the same, appear and ile the same with
the Clerk and Mzs. er Of this Court, autheltica-
ted in the manner prescribed by law, On OF be-
lore the first Monday IN OoSober, 1867. or the
same shall and viii he barred both IN law AM
equity; and that this order be published daily
for thirty days In the Asmphis Daily Appeal.
A. ALSrgJN
Clerk and Master ChRncsry Court Of Memphis
WEIGHT & MoKIsICK. Soils. for Complain ans.
Sept 3, 1857. se4 toes
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FIRST SESSION, JUNIOR CLASS months.
WTker's American Law, Reut's Comment
res blsnop on Criminal Law, Caruthefis a.
'ory OF Law suit, Stephens Pleading
SECOND SESSION or JUNIOR n asat r
...- months.
% Fsrsons on Contrsets Parsons on Votes and
FIRsF SESSION, SENIOR Class.
Adams e uity JuFiaprudenes. Adam Eauft,-
Pleading, Bedneld on Wis, n Lard on H.rt-
CAGES Parsons on PartnerEhfps
SECOND SESSION, SENIOR CLASS
Washburn on Real r. operty. TayIoror r.--,f-
lord and Tenant, Angel = Ar1es on C0ror--
lions StoTys COuhlct or Laws, Parsof5r 81,
maritime Law COnklin's .. 5. Treatise.
keoitatious and examinations each dev ~ q
oei0ck Moot Court once each week. and ,c-
Psllste tourt once each month, presided 9yf-
Dy tne Professors al together
l1ents perInlttsd 70 enter any Gas 5r1s M,
whole c2urss. ~
1eLuls 20 per session, payable IN advance
Entrance Fee, s. per Ses.i1ri.
-, A. oLlaehls pI aw can attend frge q c9,-rs
~ Ieelnie e OF the College, fncInefur e(r7-r7-
Sl & S hi'sution and explanation of Latin- AMI
T lel-L- s - - nleailtles By the Presidenr
EIt@t.ss mems WI be made 10 Fs~e-4 ana
s - s9 5tuaents a - per mouth. Ap..5--.i-,-,.
SHOULD he mode early - ---.,-s's
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Law School
or THE-
UNIVERSITY OF MISSISSIPPI
AT OXFORD.
FACULTY:
JOHN n. wADDEL, D.D., Chanceuor
L. z C.LAMAR, Professor.

THE course OF study Is carnD-sfs,f T- .u-s
terms II nine months each
The method of instruction T. that OF ersI =~-
aInlnatlOns, daily. upon the text acc1unpn-fa.f
Dy sucn explanations ana lecJorgs ts STATE fa-s-
islatlon and local adjudicatfous have lraI
Necessary.
Moot Courts viii be held weekly. in wHrs.r
the ptaeuee viii conform in every essentipI r.
speel - Los rules modes o. prOcedUr5 "A q ar
guEnentatiOn adopted in the following f-1urfs
l. District Court OF the United states
circuit Court Of the Unit-G states.
g. supreme Court OF the United Star@z
4. Circuit Court Of Mlssis Ippi.
5. Chan~ " Court OF Mississippi
9. Prn3a. Court.
Z. u .urt Of ErrCrs aud Appcs'x
The ~ ~ Library mum bs1s not Iees tf'--, o--.
Thousand vOlames.
Tne Law students have the priyilage or de-
tending. FREk. or CHARGE, ttss 4 eetlir-s a5r
5.eeltallOns ~ any ot the departments OF
Science and Literature in the UuIversirv
y hf sessions OF The Fedora Lg4rt ana CT f..s
blght Court Of Errors ana Appeal. hel1 ID 90
ioru, give 20 the students OF ih.s school t.-rg-
liar advantages.
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RAILROADS.
Memphis 6 Little Rock B. R.

ON AND AFTER TUESDAY, JULY Is. 1ss7
" trains VIII leave HOPEflELD ~ a. m ar
irving at Ten Nile Bayou at SIS am. Reflfrn-
ing-LeaVe Ten Nile Bayou at 500 pm, and
arrive at HOpedeld at Gas pm.
On TUESDAYS and SATURDAYS q train
viii leave Ten Mile Bayou ~ $50 am, arrivinz
az HOpeheld al RS ain. RetUrning-Laaye
Hopeneld AZ 4 pm, and arrive az Ten Nile
Bayou al sis pm.
The Round Trip FrOm Memphis, 81 SO.
Ine Ferry bost NEVADA will make close
eonneciton with al trains
J. L. MEIGs.
4gAe Chief EuQineer.
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Architect and Engineer.

1'HE undersiEned would respectfully inform
i his Trends and Tie public that he h pre-
pared 70 devote bis hole attention 10 pt-siRn-
ing ans ana experimenting Buildings. With
as muea energy aud Attention 10 his patrons
interest rs ne did Tor the Cuy's interest while
City Engineer. ~
OFF1cE-Suilmsn Block, Second and Madi-
sou streets Chsrges reasonable.
.. J. II MCCLURE
A -. :
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GROVER & BAKERS
SEWING MACHINES.
Rhy the GrOUer ce Baker Machine
IS Best.

l. It is more simple, durable, and less liable
to arrangement than others.
2 II seVE from ordinary spoais, and no re.
winding OF 1Hlread Is necessary.
3. IL se'vs with equal facility all fabrics, the
most delicate and the heaviest, and with ali
kinds OF thread, silk, cotton or linen.
4. Its seam is 50 strong and elastic that Il
never breaks, even on the bias
5. IT flstens both eEds OF the seam by It's own
operation.
s. It's seam, though cut at every sixth stitch,
remains nrm, and neitherruns or raVelsiq /, ,eaT.
9. lis segn Is HIsro pl4mp-and beautiful, and
retains Its plumpness and beauty after wash
ing better than any other.
6 Its seam can be removed in altering gar
ments, after proper instruction, without pick
ing or cutting them.
8 Watching and vary ing the tensions upon
the threads necessary in other machines is uu-
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 II makes beautiful embroidery without
any change Of arrangement, simply by insert
ing threads Of suitahie sizes and eolDrH for this
purpose. II is the only machine that both en-
brOiderS and sews perfectly.
RS- Send for Circular.
GROTRR 4 BAKER's s. n. CO.,
jy13 800 Main Street, Up Stairs.
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Fashionable BANGING Aeaden,r.

MADAME LEIsE, OF New OrIa-rz ,--..-..
~ most respectfully anBoune ee 10 N .e.-i5a-..
oI ~ MenPnls that she wiz upsu her r. l.-.s, foT.
ne aopye graceful accom- rlf ,.r.T.-,f ~, 'fr
IHIRD Tuesday IN sepierobs- - 49, ~
leIson BLOCK. SecQ1d street, where sta tIu-.-
" stH 2 aLDeutinft 70 the adva-nceuefI- al Ha-
Pupi > Nho may De lntrusfe1 70 her claraz. ll
ilfilt snare Of the pubrc patronage. 'tf.f-
- - nAf4Ig taasht in most o. -tils uriuri5-iL
cltLss tLss ol the south and Southwest nroe= fu
Lsst acre Fltn the same uubounda5 src-assl
E@tllea @ mas hll rto marked her o1urss of Es.-
sLLuefi0n eiseEht re. Days and -ours of triit ~
ti, ~ ScllllQ1shf 4uesdays ana Saturday, f.-.n-
ia- = - p cicck LLI dark for Ladies tom
~ e'in; u II; Tor GenIlsneu, rrclu tfH- 30
I'm IN, AZ ~ ne same day. r efsrences .1rerce.-
non1Bief Tor which, and 0fher ~ rr--I~-1ls.--
p peaAe see circulars, whica viii - ts1-,.i - -
@ 80 4pa1 DOCK and music stores Terms rIr
se Slase Canstne uies and Lancil 2 tati tL IN rrf-
given twice a month -r
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THE BARGE-MAN OF THE LOIRE
TRANSLATED FOR THEAPPEAL
FROM THE 800
FRENCH OF SOURESZRE.
[coNr1kuEp rRoM LAsr suNDAYJ

Here, good barge.Insn, added Meru,
making room beside him for the young
man.
Andre hastened to take the place, and
pledged all the guests, whose gsiety be-
came more and more boisterous. Meru
himself had completely forgotten his late
anger and testified for the young man q
friendly interest, for which the latter
was visibly grateful. he ended by rest
ing his hand familiaflyJ on Andres
shoulder. i3 ..4lf ............ Al.
Well There is no disagreeng with
9he decision Of this beggar Of 3 Prohibe /;
the good maletote announces the good
bRrge-man, and yours is q fine sample
The Virgin has, as they say, Pot her ut
tie finger in It. It remains to be seen II
you are Of the right wood, out Of which
true captairs are madei We viii know
this ON orrow, seeing that my JtfredlS
is to descend to Nantes with your char
Tsvol1e. 1 will not be loaded, but you
will be; II YOU do not remain too fsr be-
hind, viii say, that notwithstanding
your age, YOU have the right 20 wear the
anchor earrings, and better still, to help
yourself first from the dish and say
grace ~. .H-.. ..- 80 -..r
BE sure that 1 will do my best. father
N cru, said Andre, who looked at Entine,
as true as am my mothers son, have
nothing more at heart than the desire 10
please you.
The old baTge-ma who had caught
his passing glsnce, made q jOvial face.
well and good, my ladr he replied
filling his glass, Uncles, you see, are IKE
the helm they will always be managed.
And seeing that Andre was going to
seize the allusion to come to some expla-
perhaps; ri H|t t.I- u
y saw no more, he added, only that
nv good Will resembles the river; it is
oneIi TO all the world. It is TO the best
navigator to pass ahead. Oh! youth
hoist san and shove off; the captain Of
The White Flag is a friend to all the gall
liant boys.
And all the gallant boys love him
like their master, cried Andre in striking
his glass against that Of Mira; may be
hung ii this night is not the happiest OF
NV life! Should the good God send all
His thunders here, He could not take
from nv contentment. t
Then you will not lose it by the par
ishioner I see coming! observed Leyin,
who had approached the window.
What do you see? asked Andre, |
,pbosa eursDtuTed ewes could not turn
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Macon, FaIelte County, lean.

A4IJ AIED thirty miles from Afernurf- gey-r
- miles north Of Lafayette Bspol, 81 q d, n i.
FACULTY:
o W. JOHNSTON A B.. Presid sut AMI F5r,fars.y
OF Ancient Laur1ag-s
OFWAf =. YOUNG A.B- Professor OF NerE--
cOl-IN MChIlNET, An Professor OF Mental
ana Moral science and English I.rargrr-a
as institution was reOpened qrtobgr- rSs5
go mas reached state Ct permalerr +f--
-iFAel. Next Annual Session u- ITI t4. orsa-r 80
weeks each.
80. CHA 70 ES-EDglish and Mather1ztlrs 81
- ALu ~ per Term. Each Lang.ars q ae.--.
per Term ConIln gent fee. g. 50 Der Tsrrs.
E-1eeilent board, lncludiEg room. fuel. g-s-l-
M ana iisnt, SO rer month.
Al necessary apparatus will ne 5urr.l-sl
convey ance rom Lafayette sfF-i0l ID Trr
con. Wednesdays and SATURDAY.
We the Trustees, have deierlu5rlad 10 r.,-.-.
tlls INST class Academic Fustif-.tltr
Of our faculty. -''7
d The elevated tOne OF our community.
sd- Inc healshfQl locality, removed fr1rr .rr.s
colruptlng inHuences and vices or civ 14f-
5tl. Favorable prices viii enable us 70
achieve this success
President Board .. rr. G. T. FIgryTEr
SeSIetar y ---...------JOl y ". .ALENANDEE
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TO MY OLD FRIENDS
Vest Tennessee, Mississippi
and arkansas.

HAVING accepted a permanent Agency OF
II the ST. LOUIS MUTUAL LIFE INsJJ-
hANLE COMPANY, l would respectfully ask
Inc attention Of my Old friends TO that Institu-
ton as SAFE, certain and reliable medium
through which they may assure their families
against NsDt Ia the event OF death, or then-
OF ul-success in life.
Mr.. n. K. OTIS Is associated with me and is
hereby recommended 10 public confidence.
Oar othee Is al No. AZ Aadi on street. rear
room, DeSoto Block, where we will be happy
70 impaTt any needed information 70 those de-
string Life Insurance.
ty2I Il WcRTAHOnv .
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Cars Go Through without Change.

NaEnln cent sleeping Cars On all Night Trains
baggage Checked through % an irnpOrtant
places Persous holding Thr0ugh TicFets can
s12P sI1oP over Al any point aud resume Journey at
Ihroush tickets and al 1f0rnn alton can
De obtained az Ticket O1ice, 28zIs Mar gfrsef
and at Depot. SAM Z TSsTLz : '99'i
~ n GeDsrei -, s-.-55,. - -,
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IMPORTANT TO
SHIPPERS AND C0KSIGREES.
DIAMOND LINE.
Fast Freight & Cotton Express.

E'dE atteniiOn Of Shippers and ConsIguees is
a solclled 20 the superior Inducements Ct
ltred oy thls line for speedy ard cheap trans
bortation OF Freight between Boston. New
= ork, ana points East 20 Memphis and the
S0ushFvss Freight shipped from New York
70 Memphis
With but One Transfer.
Connecting at st. Louis with a Daily Line OF
First Class PACKETS for Memphis
As a Cotton Express this line Is unrivaiIsd. .
making As quick time and giving a. low rates
asany other route or line. For Through Rats
and Bills LadlnE apply 10
FLEN- CALVERT Agent.
3 Jefferson street.
n. B-The Diamond line assumes an rises
on freight IN transit usually covered bF The
underWIiiers, thus mas iug this line n rail as
Tar A. insurance IS conaarned ans I'm
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6PECLAL NOTICE.

QE advice Of friends I have concluded to add
~ 70 my division Of classes a Preparatory De-
gertrnent at Six Cllars per mOn1a. also take
TINS occasion 70 remark IN order to correct ere
neons impression in regard 70 my prices, thaf
tue Academic Department OF my scnCoi taxes
young ladies through the MathematicsI hooks
usually taugh in female schools with a cores
pOnd1ng advancement in other branches Of
Educatten, ahe Collegiate Department. being
de signed 70 offer 70 pp piis an opportunity 10 a
higher and more thorough degree OF scholar
ship. - ~. LErITIA NAY
August 2s, IsS7. auI
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Shortest and Quickest Route 10 Nashville.

SI6Hf EXPRESS Every night except Sat
nraay night a. n pm, making close eonnee-
@ @IOu NlLa Mobile and Ohio Rail al Hum
- louis chicago, St. Paul. and an points
EOrth, west and East, aud at Louisville with
gsILsrsonyiLe VIE Railroad for al Northern and
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We are sole agents and are prepared TO MI
O6li-F&t5silg Wrought Iron Buckle Tic,
on the most favorabIe terms. We are having
them man utsCtursl Of the most su perior iron
and thoroughly tested.
. r...... ID. "A. DAVIS & Co.
NJ ..f.-H. Comm ission hisrctisnts.
Louisville June ~ INT- aul
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PROFESSIONAL CARDS
oPAYslcfANs.
DIR. WM. EVERETT

OlAN be found at Rooms No. and 9, South
u ern House, corner Of Main and Beal street
where he is prepared 70 treat and advise with
all lsdies having diseases peculiar TO their sex
Axe and long experience couvinoes aim that
al can be relieved, no. matter how severe tbs
ease, OF OF how long standing; and above an
Others he desires those cases which have been
.PROYOUECED LNCURABLE.
So Diseases Of ehildrsn viii also rsosivs es-
pecial attention. - -
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COURSE OF sPunY

constitutional Law. w......-...---Gen. ALBEIT PIKE
lseaI Property & Pleading. g.-..-.Hou- r. H t ann
z tfssnal property 4 Pleading a 81 IL as
~ uity a Comm ere 81 IaE- Hon u. n. S-eroGs
Crim- Law a Admiralty tien. j. r. CaAEnrzs
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Excursion 70 Mammnth Gave

rTWO DAILY TRAINS leave tbe I,srot o.r t-,A
y Memphis and Lou-syilie railroad. mead OF
ning throusa 70 Cave City without cllaase or
81 Excursion Ticsets from Memphis 70
Mammoth Cave aud Return AZ Reduced Fiatss
Fare round trip, to Cave and return s,l -5e,.b
Parties Of fifteen OrnfOre q 75escI
Parliss Of twenty ave or mOrs.--...-.. ID 7ueach
For through tickets and all iE lor1nation- call
at Ticket Office, No. 2f71z Vain street. -
W. y SAW h.IONEa. NienI Ennlt.
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354
EDUCATIONAL.
LAW SCHOOL.
MEMPHIS COLLEGE

THE Law Department Of the Memphis COL
y le4e viii open on the FIRsT MONDAY
OSIOBEE. The following gentlemen cou-
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S. E ECT SCHO0I

NJ - ciOhiiA D. BOWERS. rerartf-- ,.-
~ sast Z IN tsscnlng Titl Pro..J. b. it.,,----
VII vi open 4er selOol, asslsled 81 Le- ---'
NissA- ". BOWERS, on
dSnday, the ed Of September
t,.s. A 80. les Monroe street Between Tl,rf ana
ne services OF the following geutsT1a1 .--s
engaged FroE Augusts VIlleheu IL s--..-s
Pm 81, ,,i TOE geoTss +. Asfeeiy Iatln
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TEXT BOOKS:
JUNIOR YEAR.

dtN4Oh LAR
BIackstones CommentarIs-- KENT. f.,,.,7.,.--
taries, story on Agency story on BaiTr-fgF
story on Parinersh p, Eylas on BuAs. -T..ff .fi
Contracts, stephen on Pleading
SENIOR TEAE.
Moot Cents, Greeplssf on Evlderee- Adams.
squlty, Angel & A ases on CoTporatIoris P5sr--
stone litE boCk in connection " i'm fft t.l.t5--
nal Code OF Mississippi Revised Cod. IN sT-s-
siss ,pDL
A Diploma n ON this School is eoBfy-r-,,. 81,
a license for practice in AiississinUi m.
tuition fe6l 81 per term, in advance. T.s
tefnl opens ON the Sth Of September. lsf- Hr.5t
ends on the 2lth Of June ls6s. ans -
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select School.

MRS. II TITIA MAY win open select
~ ocnool isr 1oung LADIES' on MONDAY.
September 2 1857, in the basement ar IT,.
ShIisuan church, on the conner OF LIucen and
IA ulberry streets
me French department Of this school viii
De under the care Of Major LAa1BEET MAF
late of tbs, Confederate Army, assisted ~ ~
uaushLs[5 Mss :. r MAY VINO has been two
siVeAs u thls department A liberal patronage
on the Pari OF the public is respectively 20
The services Of the following gentlemen Havs
been secured Music, Profs. Eeyfert and vFitz-
man Ger man, Prof. WitzmaDs I; Ancient Lam
guages, Prof beFeely. IVA t0cI
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DIR E OF RS:
James H. Lucas, Henry overstolz,
Samuel VIII, Nick. Schsefer,
Robt- N. FunkhOuser, William I. GAY,
Chas. II. Peck, David Eeith,
Rohf. y NOGls, L. p. Hansnkamp,
Jules Vale, Isaac ". Mitchell
Geo. X. Robinson, d. A. January,
Chas. W. McCOrd, VIM. J. Lewis,
John +. Thornton, +. ROEier, Jr.,
Ben. NJ. Runysn, Jacob Tamm,
Hon. John Hogan.
FNHIS Company is ues Policies on lives on AL
i the different plans and at as favorable rates
as any other while Il has no restrictions in re-
gsrd to residence or travel. and all It's profits
are divided annually among its policy holders
II Is prompt in the payLnent OF loEs6s having
paid $4,000 IN tina city in the last eight
mOntlIs.
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Tr9tst Sale.

NOTICE is hereby given that IN aecordnpes
~ with the provisions and directions OF a deed
IN nltTgst executed and delivered 70 ne on tbes
lIth day OF = Iiy, 1865, BY Richard p Havrie-r
(which deed s Of record in The Recorder OfHea
OF Crfrl lieu county. Arksnsasl and Tor ff1-
payment ol the notes therein described, I ,giiI
on
Friday, September 27. 1857.
at tie door cf the Clerks oifice. in The town 81
Marion, CTitJenden county. Arkansas. sell "a.
tile highest bidder, fr cash hand, ths. f0iio,r
ing teScri bed real estate, situated IL Crlrfere -
county, Arkansas, and known as thar pars ~ .
the Spanish Grant, originally owned 6v fs,se--
Grandee Estate, conveyed by WiifIsr1 =
Spain 10 George W UnderhlI and Isaac IN
gett: The sou1h part Of the southwest iIrs-N
OF section twenty four GA convened f1i rs-.loy
deed the east half OF se cticu thfrtv--f. are j
and the southeast quarter OF section fhirl sfrf
I'VE f3j ali in township seven n north ~ ~, sIa
base line ot range eight 81, east OF The 5th rri- -
cipaI meridisn.
The title TO this property Is believed "a -
perfectly good, but shall convey oniV =
Part Of this land comprises enc Of la. |s,,s.e
Plantations on the Military Road. via cir,
house, Cabins, etc. being the plan talon i-,.,,.,
as the Brown Place, near Marion Ark
auis td@ B. Z. BROWN, IrcSies.
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LaSallette Academy.
NJ MASONIC COLLEGE

4 ponducted by the Sisters OF 81 go --.-f
oe oIensd torthe reception OF o7yIern- on sos
DAl, liz 2 OF 5EPTEM RFB. .-- an. ~
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COTTON and Tobacco Factors, and General
1 1,onlnsigsion Merchants. Omce-No. Z6
Front street, Memphis, Tennessee.
asl6 m
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RDUCATE YOUR CHILDREN!
MEMPHIS COLLEGE,
MRS. EMILY e. PERKINS

UTI ILL CONTINUE her School in the vestry
w Room Of calvary Church, The Fail Session
commencing the frSf Monday ir September
No pupils received for less than the session ~
i've months.
.t kEFERENCES.
Hon. Emerson Efherfdgs: Role Rauuts-z
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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-09-22

Leaves every day at pm, making close con-
uectlOn a. Louisville with last Express trains
on Jacksonville Railroad TOR all Eastern cities
and with United states Nal steamers for Gin
cinnau and all cities North and East, and IS the
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-09-22
MEMPHIS AND OHIO RAILROAD.
CHANGE OF SCHEDULE.
GESEzaI sUPEEHrEEDzsr's oyvroE,
Louisville and Nashville Express

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