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REV. VII, o.
% land OF glorious light, 80 r.. .
Where all Is fair and bright
Arraysd IN robes Of white eHaaass
Thy ransomed ones appear;
Across their radiant brow
Grief filings no shadow now - y
Beneath no eroes-6aey bow,
Nsr shed one transient tear.
aWhtte robes 20 Not d5-BOF-nOl
While militant below
They fought with many foe,
And trOd the temptAr down;
But on hfe's battle field ."a
They LEFT their swo and shield
And tOOk-their WOuncE AL healed
The conqueror's garb and crowul
Whfte RobesiH Their pilgrim dress
Like that in which zoe press
Esrth's path OF wearine s.
Withln their grave is east;
And towing ratment, fair
As child or bride might share, ..a
Al hOFne-swset hOme--theY wear,
For all their tolls are past. ..-.
1" White robesg1 Our gaImentsh here
Too on defiied appear
But in the heavens that's near
No sin its giadneSs tainf7.
And washed IN streams that How
To cleanse from guilt and woe,
fureF than winters snow,
Are the white robes Of saints "
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MOTECR

UHHE creditors OF the estate Of f. NJ. Appleby
/ are hereby notified thai 1 have snegssfed
the insolvency OF said estate 10 the Clerk of lac
COunty Court Of Upton county, Tennessee. and
the creditors Of said estate are notified 10 dle
their claims, duly authenticated, within six
months from the date hereof or this notice viii
be dled in bar Of the same.
J. R, pANHIEL.lAdmluistra
I April Isl, 1857, spls 4
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BFBREW AyP KLsoyIC ClLKEDAR.
MASONIODIRECTORY
1867

MASONIODIRECTORY.
1862. .....
LODGES. ...
ASgFRoVA. No. It's Meets lst Monday in
every month, at Odd-F FeLows' Hall cor. Cocri
and Main. ID. b Forster. 2S4 Front street,
W. N John Beamish, Sec'y.
SOUTH MEMPHIS. No. lis. Meets "a Friday OF
each uonth-HaIl. cor. A adison and Second.
). 7. Sellars. ". NJ; Benz. K. Pulen, Sec
IElI.A SCOTT. No. %. Meets Isl Friday OF each
nlontn-HsIl. cor Madison aud Second. John
AInslie, v. NJ; h p. Woodward, Sec.
HAMILrUN, No. "a. Meets 81 Friday OF each
nonth-Odd- Fellows Hall. P. n. Stanley,
W N: ". H. Butts, Sec.
KH.wTysSISG, No. 81 U. D. Meets sth Friday
or eac" monihE94 front street Jonn J.
NOrshsn, SSj, ". A.; b. h. Pullen, I'D, Sec.
ROYAL ARCH.
PESS Chapter, No J. Meets u Monday OF each
Fellows Hall Johu Zeut, NJ. z
ID. p; b. n. Levy, Sac'y.
r. AND :. n.
EUREEA Council. No. 5. Meets 81 Monday OF
each months -Odd-f Elbows Hall John Zent.
--. Iu.i n. J. Wiggin, Rec.
TEgPLARs.
tyYEENE CCr1mande-y, no, 4. Meets 4th Mon
day OF each month. John Zsnt Com; n. J..
WiEsiur Rec.
A. AND A. SCOTTISH RITE.
% Front Street.
HEENEs Lodge Of Perfection, 18th No. l.
Stated Communications n Wednesday night
OF each month. Henry 7. WOOdard- I'D, c.
NJ. Charles N. Carroll, l4th. Sec.
MTTHEAS Lodge Of Perfection, l4th.; No. 2
Meets 4fh We1 nesday Of each month. George
MellersE, sd, c.. NJ. A. L. Frankland, I'D
CksfpirrA Councu ofPrfnces Of Jerusalem, 18th. =;
No. l. BenJ. K. Puuen, SD, Tsrsh.'.; -
CaTvaR9 i,4A r.rrR OF Rose Croix. 1sth., No. ].
Charles ". Adams, sd, N. w. II. T. Tom
lIuEOu, 81, SeG-'.
PHrLIPPE DUpLEssETs Council Of E-h, Soth.,
No. ]. Henry p. MOodard, SD, Comm. :;
william y. CirOde sd. Rec
CoSsIsroRY or WEsr TENN1s5EE, sd John
Afnslie, sd, Comm. in Chief; DOGgs Z.
Trader, i3d, Reg.
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Law School
OF The
UNIVERSITY OF MISSISSIPPI
AT OXFORD.
FACULTY:
JOHN n. WADDEL, DID, Chanesllor.
L.Q- c. LAMAR, Professor.
Law school

TTyHE course OF study Is completed in two
u terms Of nine mon tAs each
The method Of instruction Is that OF oral ex-
aminatinns, daily. upon the text, accompanied
by such explanations and lectures as state leg
islatiOn and local adiudicati0ns have made
necessary.
Moot Courts viii be held weekly. in which
the practice viii conform in every essential re-
specL 10 the rules, modes OF procedure and ar
gumeutati0n adopted In the following Courts 9
I. District Court OF the United states.
2 Circuit Court Of the United States.
& supreme Court OF the United States
l. Circuit Court OF Mississippi.
5. Chancery Court Of Mississi ppi.
g. Probate Court
:. High Court Of ErrCrs and Appen's
The Law Library number not less tnau one
thousand volumes
The Law students have The privilege Of At
tending, FREE OF CHARGE, the Lectures and
Reeitauous in any Of the departments of
SGienee and Literature in the University
The sessions OF The Federal Court, ana Of the
Hight Court Of Errers and Appeal, held az OK
ford, give to the students OF this school pecu-
haF advantages.
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WASHINGTON UNIVERSITY,
MEDICAL DEPARTMENT,
Baltimore, Maryland.
FACULTY:

sev THOMAS Z BOND, n. d, President
GCM kOBERTs, MD, Emeritus Professor OF
Obstetrics and Diseases OF Women and
A 1 FoGRD, NJ D.. Professor Of Descriptive and
y T9GAN Md Professor Of the PriucinIae
and Practice OF Medicine-
HARVEY u BYRD, MD, Professor Of Obstetrics
NARTIN p SCOTT. n. D. Professor OF tbs Dis
ssses Of Women and Children.
FDyF A RID W ARRES, II. D.. Professor Of the Prfn-
eiples and Practice of surgery.
IOHF r MoNNONIER, MD, Professor OF Physi-
OlOgy and General Pathology.
i u MOORMAN, MD, Professor Of Medical In
risprudence and Hygiene.
TosFPH r Cr.AGEzr-r, ND, Professor OF AIaterfa.
Ms,lioa and Therapeuties
CI,ARENCE MORFIr. MD, Professor OF Medical
Chemistry and Pharmacy.
JOIN n MOaHoEIER, MD, Demonstration OF
The Hs'Gnss. next session Of this institution VIII
commence On the
First Day OF October Next.
And continue fve months.
One student nom each Congressional Die
mittsd 70 all the privilege OF the Universif,-
mon the payment OF THIRTY FIVE OOf-
LARS for each session OF attendance yTour,le-f
and disabled soldiers having precedenee Ia fbis
regard over all other applicants
Daily Clinics win be heis ia the colIeOa rnif,s
ing, at which students VIII receive the unosf
th0rough practical instruction.
Maternal for Dissecting Rooms will ba sur-
nlied in abundance, and every EseilIfy- !. 5l,,-7f
/ Students for anatouni cal studies.
FFES - Naturalization, S. /; ufsSacffn.. sio .
Professors, SID; Graduation, S8 Bsnea.
oiiss5 ~, f,1rfbar Information. apolv n, -
Al. FOARD, "A %. DicaN -
No q Liberty street. .northeast corns---, - -
ingfon or Barnums Hotel. -
aR7 lW Al nav aei1
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HOTELS.
WORSHAM HOUSE

OWING roTHE DECLINE IEPBOYIsIONs
from war prices, raising my own vegetables,
the general economical arrangement Of the
house, and close personal attention 10 business,
am enabled to accommodate
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TEE SOULS REQUEST.

BY THOMAS MACKELLAR.
Draw nigh TO the Holy,
Bend low at His throne;
There, penitent, lOWly,
Thy sinfulness own.
There, there, II thou yearnest
For pardon and rest,
There, fervent and earnest
Prefer thy request.
Confess thy baelIsliding.
Thy weakness and fears
II Jesus eOnfidlng,
There pour out thy tears:
Think not he Will scorn thee,
ThOugh wretehed thy ease
His hand will adOrn thee
With garments Of grace.
More precious than treasure,
More vast than the sea,
His love has no measure
Nor limit 20 thee.
His easy yoke wearing,
His pleasure abide;
In all thy cross-bearing.
Hen walk By thy side.
Fear not the wild clangor
That satan may raiee,
So Gods righteous anger
But pass 4 ON thy ways.
Whom Christ has forgiven
Goes safely along,
Till in the high heaven
He sings the new song.
3D.. Then Kneel to the Holy, ..
Bend low TO Hrs throne:
There, penitsnt, lowly,
Thy slnfulness own;
TIL re, soul II thou yeaTnest
For Pardon and resi-,
There. ferNent and earnest
Prefer thy request.
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NOTTINGHAM ACADEMY.
TUE next eighth session of this school win
i open on the
first Monday In SeDtemher Next,

\ - ~ @fN~--f
and close about the last OF June, 1865. The
Principal will be assisted by graduate Of
the University of Virginia, For further infor-
matiOn, as to terms ETC., address the Principal,
Somerville, Tenn The Principal would refer
TO the gentlem9n whose named are appended
below. . .t .G na
IN. B.-Thsse whose names are marked by
Rsterisk are, or have been, patrons OF the
school ID. N. QUARLES,
Principal,
sMrE M Apperson, Memphis "Ar I Frisr-
son Columbia Tenn CDR ] 7 Baskerville, Fay
elite county s1Ol ] * MOsby, Fayette county I;
sol sam Tate, Memphis Mr. W p PrOudft,
Memphis: sNr Thos H Allen, Memphis; aMr
las Srniser, Coinnbia. Tenn; > Mr. n L G1iOn,
Memphis; sMr L II stewart Memphis; aMr ]
Il Puiliatn, S0merville; Prof ] Q Pettus, Ma
con. Tenn; aHon ] t Jones, Helena, Ark /;
ssrhas shapari, ESQ, Upton county; sCOi A 4
Iaeav Memuhis: sMr $ H HornOr, Helena,
Az: sGen Joseph Williams, Memphis; eC0l M
l. Bel. Pine Biuh, ARK T; Rev W G johnson
Editor Christian AdyOeste, Memphis; Gen B
w Williamson, Memphis; Mr. " b Miller,
Memphis; Mr. Law 3 Marye, Memphis; Capt K
a Williamson, Memphis; 7Mr W II Martin,
Port Gibson, Miss; chancellor J " Harris,
SOmerville; Judge Humphreys, Somer-
Vile; Rev K II Rivers. Somervile; eMr
I, n Scott HoInsrvflle, Prof x ID Boyd, Somer-
Vile 7; Faculty University Of Virginia; Prof T
5 Jaynes, Washington Colleges Gen r II
smith, Virginia Military Institute.
July q, ISL sn2u
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LOOKOUT MOUNTAIN HOUSE
Near Chattanooga, Tenn

FEHH ERE ts no more pleasant spot for Sum-
uner residence than the summit o. Lookout
Hountslu. The scenery b most beautiful snd
affords great delight 70 the lovers OF nature.
Looking 10 the North and East from the
MoUSTAIN HOUSE, a varied Landscape is seen.
To the left flows the placid Tennessee, winding
iu aud out among The hills. Lll far away IN TIE
distance lis waters seem 70 blend with the
clouds Wooded bills aud rich valleys with
waving fields Of corn and grain, extend a. far
A. the eve can resru lnLle horizon, where the
are seen traced upon the sky.
ID has all the telegraph and mail facilities,
being but an hours ride from Chattanooga.
aud + a Fret Class Hotel
Here I'm the peaceful days before the war, the
beauty aud Intelligence OF The S8uth came
vc~v Summer 70 breathe the pure mountain
air aud it vail soon again be Tie fzy0rit1 sum
Iner resort OF all who. tired Of the Dust and
heat Of crowded cities, desire relax ton OF
mind and IuEigoratOn Of body, amid Tie finest
scenery ia TIE country.
an7 COOPER a JAMES. Prom feforx
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THE ATHENAEUM,
COLUMBIA, TENN.
MRS. f.. g. SMITH. PrineIpa
FIRST MONDAY IN sEPrEHsER.
MASONIC COLLEGE,
Macon, TaJeite County, Tena,

CTUATED thirty miles from Memphis. seven
> miles north OF Laiaye yetts Depot, n q &. T. Il.
FACULTY
q. ". JOHEsros. A B.. President and Professor
OF Ancient Ian znages-
OTWAY b. YOUNG, Az Professor Of Matle-
MATES:
COLIN MCKIsNEY. An, Professor Of Mental
and Moral Science and English Literature.
This Institution was re0peued October I-5,
and has reached a state Of permanent en-
cheney. Next Animal Session vii be OpsHed
July Is, lS67. and VIII consist Of Two Terlns-Z1
weeks each.
CHARG ES.-English and Mathematics. SD
SIS and so per Tenn. Each LauguaEe. s. extra
per Term. Contingent Zee = 50 per Term.
Excellent board, 1nciud1rg room, fuel. wash
Ing and light, SIS per mOnLaL
All Necessary APPARATUS viii be supplied.
Conveyance from Lafayette Station % Ma
con. Wednesdays and Saturdays.
We, the Trustees, have determined 70 make
this a nrst class Academic Institution.
lst. The scholarship, experience and success
or our faculty.
ID. The elevated tone OF our community.
Sd. The hsalthfuI Locality. removed froIn the
cOrruptlng Influences and vices or civ life-
4th- Favorable prices viii enable as to
achieve this success
President Board. DIR q. T.. HUNTER.
Sc srstary- W. ALEXANDER.
aui4
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Transient Guests st s. per day, and
Bay Boarders at S35 per month

Feeling desIrous that my friends and the
travelling public should have the advantage oi
any deduction that can be made in their fs .yOr
Z will simply say that my Table and general
hotel accommodations SHALL ALWAYS BE
FIRST CLASS, and attention 70 Guests equal
10 any hotel In the Southwest.
c. B. GALLOWAY,
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University or LOuiSiaHa---Hedical
Department.
FACULTY


II CENAs. N D. Emeritus Professor OF Ot-tef-
ries and Diseases Of n omen and Children
JAMES JOINS, MD, Professor OF Obstetrics and
Diseases or Women and Children.
WARREN stone, MD, Professor OF Surgery.
i q RICHAED-oN, ND. Professor ef Anatomy.
W MALLEr, Pm D., Professor or Chemistry.
sAnTU IL n BEaIIss, Md, Professor OF the The
ory and Practice OF Mediciue-
STANFORD CHAILLE. n D. Professor Of ihys-
i0lOgy and Pathological Anatomy.
FRANK n AVTHozr. Nj. Professor uro TEN o e
Materin Medlca and Therapeutics.
DEMONSTRATORS OF ANATOMY.
Wa c NICHOLS. Nd, CT BIcEHA,f. ND.
The Thtrtieth Annual Course OF Distraction
in this Institution viii begin November LIrl-
and end IN the following March Preliminary
lectures VIII be gwen daily In the Charity Hos
pital commencing October 18TH. al VIII fcl time
also ths new and extensive ruoms for Practical
Anatomy viii be opened The facilities Of the
school, heretafore unsurpassed. have. by tie
liberality Of the state Legislature, been greatly
increased during the past season, so that now
every Chair has attached to iI a Practical De-
partment, in which students are taught 70 OBJ
serve 1or themselves the facts set forth iu tAs
lecture room.
Fees for an the Lectures, $40 hTauicuIation,
tpaid but onCel -; Practical Anatomy. $40
Payment requ red in advance. For further in
formation address PROE. $. N. BkMISs,
aus " Acting Dean.
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MIDWAY SchoOI. CharIOttesYiIIe. VA.

THE third session of this school will begin on
i the first wednesday Of September next, and
end on the last "Wednesday OF June, ls5s con-
sistfhg Of two terms OF ge mon tbs each. The
course OF stuty is dee gned to prepare boys
for the University OF virginia, or any other
college. or for the practical business OF lie.
TEkMS.-FOr board and Tuition, $50 per
term-PATABLE IN ADVANCE. Music and
Drawing at Professors charges Washing,
Fuel and Ligh,s. at actual cost. zach pupil FUR
Bishes his own towels. For circulars and other
particulars add ess WILSON q. n CARR.
Charlottesville Va; JOSEPH PACKARD, JR-,
TheO. Seminary, Fairfax county, Va, Priuci-
pals.
References-The Faculty OF the University OF
Virginia. jyl6 2taW3Ws
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THY KIxGDOM COME.


Thy kingdom come,
heard Seer cry. " The wilderness,
The solitary place,
Shall vet be glad fer Him, and He SHAH bless,
Thy kingdom cOme) with his revealed face.
The forests they shall drop their precious gum
Aud shed for Him their balm and he shall
The grandeur Of his speech to charm the field
Then all the soothed winds shall drop to listen
Thy kingdom GOMEZ
Comforted waters waxen calm shall glisten
With bashfuI trem Element beneath His smile
And echo over the while
Shall take, and her awful 10Y repeat
The laughter Of hts lips-(Thy kingdom GOMEZ
And hills that sit apart shall be no Longer
dumb:
No, they shall shout and shout,
Raining their lovely loyalty along the deWy
plain
Aud valleys round about.
And all the well ll-sontented land, made sweet
With flowers she opsned al bis feet
shall answer: shout, and make the Weikln rlng
And tell Il 70 the stars, shout, shout, and sing
Her cup being full to the brim.
Her poverty made rich with Him.
Her yearntng satisfied to the utmost sum
Lift up thy voice o Earth, prepare thy song,
II shall not yet be long;
Lift up - Earth for He shall come again,
Thy Lord and He shall reign, and He SHALL
Thy kingdom come"
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SHELBY FEMALE INSTITUTE
Nashville. Tennessee.

I OCATED in the large and handsome build
ings, corner OF Broad and Vine streets,
formerly occupied by the shelby Medical Col
lege, embracing an entire square.
An able and experienced corps OF Teachers,
the most complete Chemical and Philosophical
Apparatus and Cabinet of Minerals in the
South, and Educational Advantages Of a supe-
ri0r order.
The Principal has had an experience Of twen-
ty-slix years in the south, and the Nioe-Prnci-
pal, formerly Professor in the Nashville Untver-
stty, is a graduate OF the Universities Of Edin-
burg and BOun. ...
Sessions begins on the FIRST MONDAYS OF
SEPTEMBER and FEBRUARY, anu close on
the Third Thursday Of June.
TERMS-BOaru and English Tuition, Session
Of i've months, $50 %. Music, French, etc,
Extra. For Particulars send for a Catalogue.
GE). q BUTLER, A. M, Principal
GEO. ). BLACkIE, A. n. M. D., Vice-Prin.
f,gf5 m
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Family School for Young Ladies'.
BONNIE BRAE. BALTIMORE 90. Nd.


Principsls-Mr. and Ms CHA5. II. MCBLAIR.
Head Of Scholastic Department-Miss DUN
English Literature and Beles-Detters-Mr
ACBLAIR.
Modern Languages-Prof LEONCE RABIL-
LON.
Vocal and instrumental Music-ProE E. THOR
BECKE.
Drawing and Painting-ProE D. A. WOOD
WAhD.
This Institution win be opened on MONDAY,
September 10th. The first session OF the Scho-
lastic year closes January Slst The second
session June sun. ..7.... .... .....
BONNIE BRAE is situated on an elevated
Ridge on the old Frederick road. z miles nom
the western limits Of Baltimore, and within
easy access 70 the Catonsyille Passenger Rail-
way that communicates with the city.
The number Of pupils VIII De limited 70
twenty.
Circulars giving further particulars may be
found Al J. y. Waters a sons, Charles street,
and Entz q Bash's Bookstore, Charles street.
For admission apply 70 Mr.. G. II. Mcbiair,
through the BaiIimOr- z. o., box liza au4 I'm
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EDUCATIONAL.
UNIVERSITY HIGH SCHOOL.
~ IOcust GpOVe

TN ATbermaTle county Va, the former loea-
i ton OF Dr. Gessner darrisons school, one
snd a half miles from Greenwood depot, Vir-
ginfa Central railroad Preparatory 70 the
University Of Virginia In Ancient and Modern
Languages. Mathematics, Natural and Moral
Sciences, ald the English branches.
The Principals are graduates o. tne UniVer-
sity of Virginia in ali Lhe subjects saught IN the
school, and have had successful experience OF
four, eight and ten years, respectively as teach
ers In schools OF high grade. tIcIudfng those Of
Dr Geszsner harrisoa, Eav. william Diuwiddiei
Bloomncid Academy, EtgWOod Female semi
nary, N. e., Bon. r ~ T. Hunters select
school, and others
TERas- FOR tuitiOn and board, including z
fuel, washing, and Lights, for ten months (lst
Septemnsr - ZIth June $50 Ia currency, hall
IN advGnce, balance lst Of February. Only two
boys IN a rosm- Board In the best style. FOR
circular address the Principals.
POstOffice, Greenwood BeDot. AIbemaria
county. H g. n WOOD, Principal.
a. yScBs vsSesv Associate Principals.
References Is invited 70 the Faculty OF Ire
University Of Virginia and 70 ths patrons AZ q
students OF al the schools in which the priuCl-
pals have taught. aul31W
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SLOONO , CEENioLOAN 45Oa--s
THIS School is located one and a-haIf miles
i nom Greenwood Depot on the Virginia
Central Railroad and fifteen miles west OF
Charlottesville and the University OF Virginia.
The location rs well known as DR.. Gessner Har-
rison, Rev. W m. DinWiddie and PrOLEdward B,
Smith formerly conducted schools at this place.
Previously IL was a popular summer resort,
conducted by John :. Cooke, Esq. Being stu
ated in one OF the most beautiful portions OF
Albemarle county in the midst Of 3 refined
and intelligent community. remote from places
OF dissipation, and convenient to Churches and
sabbath schools Of the leading denOmina-
ti0ns. it possesses rare advantages for Boys
The curse of study is designed to be thorough
and comprehensive IN Ancient and Modern
Languages. Mathematics and the English
Branches, and also to embrace the elements OF
Natural and NJ oral sciences and History.
The Principal was educated at the University
Of Virginia. and has had an experience OF
nearly ten years in teaching in schools Of high
grade IN tnis Stale. incluuing Dr. Gessner Har-
rlsOn's school, BlOomdelI Academy, Lynch
burg Female Seminary, and Hon. Z. n. 7.
Hunters private school
The Associate Principal was also adueatsd at
the University OF Virginia, and has had an ex
perieuce Of eight years In teaching in the
southern aIltes-tOflneI1g N EdBtNoflh re-
male seminary. North Carolina, more recently
in sherman, Texas,
The following Recommendation OF our school
by Professor OF the University Of Virginia,
IL respectfully submitted
UNIVERSITY OF VIRGINIA, April !, 1867.
In view OF our personal acquaintance with
hesitate cordially TO recommend their school
to the confidence and patronage Of the public
). Manpin, NJ. Schele De VeIe,
WIN. n. Mc6uhey, ]. = Davis,
Francis d. smith, J. 3. Mlnok
]. L Cabell, - i. Dlldarslsevs,
G. 3. Venahl9 WA. e. Peters.
a r r. M 8:
For nOarti and tuition, including fuel, wash
ing and lights for the session Of ten months
two hundred and seventy $50 dollars IN
currency. Payments One-half in advance, bal
ance on the lst OF February.
The sessions commence an the lst Of 5eptem-
Der and close on the 18th Of Jane. Pupils viii
be received at any time during the session,
with a pro rata deduction in charges. Boys
from distance will be allowed 70 renaatn dur
ing vacation SIS bOarders IA she family Of the
Principal.
Arrangements are made for conveyance from
the Depot ,GreenwOOd) 70 the school immedi-
atelY upon arrival.
80 Only two boys in room.
p. o -GfeenwOOd DePOL Al6emarle county,
Virginia. 1e5 n
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be- FrankIIn JOB PrIntlng HOuse

In all its departments, Is under the persO-
nal ~ pervisiOn OF the Proprietor, who
has been practically engaged in th
printing business IN this CITY fOT the
past fifteen years. In a word, the buki-
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DiaIrhea, Dysentery, Summer Com
plant, Cholera Morbus, Flux, Chill
dren's Teething, and the Great
Preventive of AsiRtio Cholera.
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By JoHN s. q. HOGAN &1CQ
PROFESSIONAL CARDS

.. D. sTiLLMAN, M. D. !,
Physician for Females,
TVHE THROAT, LUNGS AND HEART.
u Dfice-S8 Union- street, Memphis, Team.
So Medicinea and Treatment sent by expires
jyl4
nR. q. SPEIGEI. may be found at No.
, "a Union street. between Main and second,
where he is prepared 70 treat al manner OF dis
esses upon the most scientific and approved
methods He has connected a surgical depart
ment with his Office, and il prepared % treat AL
surgical direases. Residence, No. 20 Union
street once Hours from o'clock 20 10 am,
and frOm O'Clock 70 p m
Patients Et a distance promptly attended To-
Treatment and medicines sent by eEprHss
Jyl4
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LEE ACADEMY Y
sOi Third street, Memphis, Tenn.

VIE shall organize the Forms ia this Aead-
w emy fer the ensuing scholastic year on
Monday. September I'd. 1857.
ments.
Prof ANTON SHIDE Music; Prof. AUGUSTA
VuLEHULIN, French and spanish Prof. GEO
MCFEELY, Latin, Greek and German.
-fH|Ir md. NJ. A. r. MORtfAN, Principal.
80 Professor McFesly will have supervision
OF the boys several hours each day. au7 5W
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The FrankIin Inh PrInflne Hnr
Tbe Franklin JOB Printing House
The Franklin Job Printing House

VIII turn out none out l4e bnfoA " DLhs
aud al As low prices as any house In the
-satisfactiOn being guaranteed In
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THY BEAUTY HAS MADE ME GLAD.

81 NAKIANNE FAkhINHHAMs
Burst, meadow flowers, in your fragrance and
gladness,
Sing, merry birds, over woodland and lea
Throw on the mantle Of darkness aHd sadness (;
Rise, waking earth, from thy sleep, and be
fTeef u. ..