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GFAETANGtEG G. H.. SGUTH cAEuI.N.:
" Tho FIRST Session OF ilc Fourteenth Collegiate
ie"r begins pn the LIST October. 1867. The course
81 study re'nnins nnrnnge'l. but the Faculty nov
admit Irregular students or such us wisl, To ,,,rpu.
Mtrtic',lar sinlirS dl.v 1877
The Preparatory Sch",i. under tho immediate
srrrvisi"n OF The Faculty. opens at The sam. time
ln'nn per Year including r"ntimecn fee S3i ta,
DOR, ,,,, per month "''"t II 0u
Hills payable i'll advance III specie or III eiiyn
lent in currency.
The Divinity School also opens ut The same ,imc
I,rlrr the supervision of Rev. \. VI. Shrp. u. d.
Rev. Whitcf"or'l Smith. d. d.. anil Rev. a. II. Lc..
Ter, y. NJ For further particulars address
y. VI. SlilPP, President.
aug - If
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and sit, as the King was Of old supposed
| 10 sit in person, in their Coarts.
IL was thus that the Statesmen OF 1877
succeeded in forming what was to be, at
one and the same time, UNION, OF free,
sovereign and independent Confederate
States, co-eduals, and retaining their in
dividuality as States, and a national
unity or single nation, for all necessary
national purposes not something part
league or Confederation, and part one
people and one nation but that which
was, at one and the same time, both
League and Union Of many States, aud
one State: precisely as the many corpo-
rations are, at the same time, Ia law, one
corporation.
AS, in reality, the corporators are the
corporation, and the people are the State,
so, in reality the several States are the
United States, the nation. They did not
become mere images and eounterfeits of
States. The old Commonwealths had
not become mere municipalities, and
their crowns and robes OF sovereignty
the mere tinselled trappings OF the thea
ter. They had not laid aside their great
ness and their glory, so that they could
no longer demand allegiance Of their
sons nor render them protection, nor re-
auire each other TO observe their plighted,
the Santa FFoles, or Holy Faith, Of States.
1t is an infiexible legal principle, that
whenever fiction is interposed, it is
done IN order TO give effect TO rights, to
protect valuable interests, to attain JUS
tice and secure and make effectual the
intentions of the real parties. The fic-
ton cannot be made an instrument Of
evil, or an invader of rights. 1t cannot
be used for the purpose OF eruding the
intentions Of the parties, but is always
an instrument and organism by which
to reach the substance and essential
reality of things. The fiction Of a
corporation, whether the ideal per-
son be Bank, Company, County, State
or Nation, is invented and used for the
protection Of the corporators, TO make
their Joint action effeetHel by eOneen-
trating it and investing it with unity Of
will, and to carry into effect their true I
1t can never be iegitimateiy [
used to wrong or Oppress them, or to
annul the substantial relations and es-
sential equities that exist between them, /
Whenever it becomes necessary, in or 1
der to give effect to their rights, the (
fiction will vanish, and in its stead will /
stand the reality, the association of the |
States as Peers and Equals.
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KENTUCKY MILITARY INSTITUTE.
CHARTERED IN 1915.
Col. Z. 7. T. ALLEN, Superintendent,
Assisted by a fllI and abba Faculty.

rT7HE Course OF study is that usually taught
Il in the best colleges. The Moral culture OF
line is all that its name imports. The Govern
ment strict but mild and parental Parenls
may send their sOus 70 this School with entire
confidence tnat they will not be exposed to
those allurements 70 vice and dissipation
found IN alltoWus and cities. the location being
six miles from any town-the situation in a
high and rolling country noted for health s-Riis
salubrity.
The Spring Session. 1867.
VIII commence on MONDAY, JANUARY eS
1857 and continue Twenty COZ weeks.
Charges for Board and Tuition, including
lights fuel and washing, One Hundred and
seventy five Dollars. (sl75 currency, per semi
annual session, invariably in advance No
extras Whatever.
ADDRESS superintendent, Farmdale p o.,
Fran kiln con rtv Kauturkv dqs-2u1
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WASHINGTON COLLEGE,
LEXINGTON. VIRGINIA.

EACDLI
General Robert +. Lee, Presideat
Carter ]. Harris, Prof OF Latin.
James ]. White, Prof OF Greek.
Ed. ). Joynes, A N, Pro-. Modern Languages
and English.
TO be appointed Prof Moral Philosophy.
a L. Nelson, A H. Prof Of MathematiC.s
Mm. Allan, A ~, Prof. Applied Mathematics
X ). MeCulloh, A ID, Prof Natural PhiIos-
ophy.
John L, Campbell, A. NJ, Prof Chemistry.
John W. Brsclken brough, LIZ D.. Prof Law.
Harry hstlll, A. NJ. Asst Prof Matnematics-
Y. Powell Grady, A. n, Ast. Prof Latin.
TO be appointed,l Ast Prof Greek.
A preparatory Course has been instituted. in
Whicn students, unprepared for the Regular
Glasses, may receive Instruction in necessary
branches. The Session begins second Thursday
Cl3th) September, and ends last Thursday Ia
June
TERMS:
Tuition, and all other College fees s slO0
All other expenses, including Board, fuel
Light, ETC., need not exceed. -. - Z5G
For further Information, or for Catalogue
ssddress the Faculty OF washington Coiiege
Lexington, Virginia IvT1
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A.. AND A. SCOTTISH RITE.

HERMFs Lodge ef Perfection, 18th No. J.
stated Contamination - "wednesday night
Of each month. Henry p. WoO4ard, sd, G..
NJ. Charles II Carroll, lfth. Sec.
ETuHEAs Lodge OF Perfection. 18th; No. .
Meets Efh wednesday Of each month. George
MelIsrsl, SD, e. NJ. a L. FARMLAND, I'D,
Sec.
CAsIPHIA rOuncl ofPr' noes OF Jerusalem. 10th d;
No. l. Benz. h PuIlen, ed Tarsh.'.; -
-. Sec.
CALvA BY CHATTER Of Rose Croix. 18th, No. /.
Charles v Adams, sd, NJ. w II. l. Tom
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PEILIPPE DUPLEssEIs Council OF E-h, 30th.,
No. ]. Henry p. Woodland, 82i. Comm. +;
William Y. Cirode I'D, Rec
CONsIsToET or WEST TENNESSEE, sd. John
Aiusie. SD, Comm. in Chief; DOigs C.
Trader sd. kGg--.
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BETHEL COLLEGE
NeLemOresVilIe, Carroll Co., Tenn,
Rev. Us. HOWARD, President.

TIJHE FAN Session Of this Institution will Open
L on THURSDAY. SEPT. 20TH, 1853 This
Institution is located in quiet village with an
industrious, moral, Intelligent, church-g0ing
population, and surrounded by pleasant, fer
from all parts Of the country, being situated
three and half miles rom Trezevant Station
on the Memphis and Ohio railroad.
Tuition per term Of i've moRths SIS TO $50.
Contingent fee, 81 So
Boarding, SIS per month.
The course Of instruction VIII be systematic
and thorough.
For further information address the Presi-
dent, or REV. A. K. COOPER,
sells President Board OF Trustees.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
NEW SOUTHERN MUSIC BOOK
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T A B O r A.;
Or THE
RiCamOli Collection Of Sacred Music.
By 3. II. MCINTOSH,

Essentially 8s6thern IN its main features,
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CUMBERLAND UNIVERSITY
LEBANON, TENN.
VIII be open for the reception OF students IN
all departments,
First Monday OF September Next.
LITERARY FACULTY.

T. c. ANDERSON. D. D, President.
K. BEARD, d. ID Professor CT Ancient Ian
guages and Theology.
B. ". MCDONNOLD, d. D., Prof Mathematics
JULIUS RLAU, Prof. Modern Languages.
J. Z. BOYD A. ~, Principal Preparatory.
The course OF study Is extensive and thor
ough, and the Trustees are deterIni a ed 20 make
the University what it was before the war
the leading Institution in the South.
Tuition Fees, s TO SO per Session.
Boarding, for ali departments, si 20 s. per
week.
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L "A w - G hO oil.
Law FACULTY.
HON. P. L. CARUTHERs q n. GREEN, L. 3.
Hon. HENRY COOPER.
Course Of Study in the Law school.

JUNIOR CLAss--Caruthers' History Of a Law
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