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rrHNoLoeY OF rHE NEGRO.

Prof. Agassiz, of Harvard college,
Mass. the most learned and scientific
naturalist the world has ever produced,
declares most confidently, after life
time of thought and observation on the
subject, rthBt the negro and the white
man were created as specially different
as the owl and the eagle, They were
designed to fill different places in the
system of nature. The negro is no more
a negro by accident or misfortune than
the owl is the kind of bird he is by aeci-
dent or misfortune. The negro Is no
more the white mans brother than the
owl Is the sister of the eagle, or than the
ass is the brother Of the hOrse.n There
are.U saws the same great authority
"a over one hundred specific differences
between the bonal and nervous system of
the white man and the negro. Indeed,
their forms are alike in no particular.
There is not q bone in the negrO's body
relatively of the same shape, size, artieu-
lation. or chemically of the same eOmpO-
sitien as that of the white man. The
negrois bones contain q far greater per
eentage of ealcareous salts than those of
the white man. Even the negrO's blood
IL chemically q very different fluid from
that which courses in the veins Of the
white man. The whole physical organl-
zation of the negro differs quite as much
from the white man as 1t does from that
of the chimpanzee-that is, in his bones,
muscles, nerves and fibres. The chim-
nance has not much further to progress
to become a negro than the negro has to
become a white man. This fact science
inexorabIy demonstrates
In the most admirable speech OF the
Hon. w. Alungen, Of Ohio, lately deliv-
ered in congress land to which ] am
greatly indebted for much that ! have
ssidf 1t is boldly asserted, on the author
ity Of scientific men, that the world does
not afford an instance of mulattO in
the nth generation. The hybrid race
becomes extinct after the fourth genera
ton, unless they have intermixed with
ona or the other OF the original races.
So it is with eli snimals. The mule does
not breed at ALI The wolf and jaekal
the aog and fox, have produced hybridsl
which always become extinct in the
| third generation. These animals, like
! the negro and white man, were regarded
AT one time, as only different varieties o.
the same species. But experiment shows
Them to have been different creations, as
It does the negro and white man,
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Classical and Mathematical
SCHOOL FOR BOYS,
In Al6emarIe County, Ia.
sEOoND sEssION 800.

DA4C -
THIS school is located one and a-haIf miles
rom Greenwood Depot on the Virginia
Central Ra lrOad and nfteen miles west OF
Charlottesville and the University of Virginia
The location is well known as BF. Gessner Har-
rfgOn, Rev. I'M. DiuWtddle and Prof EDWARD B.
smith formerly conducted schools at this place.
Previously IL WIS q popular summer resort
conducted by John ). Cooke. Esq. belng stu.
ated in one Of the most beautiful portions OF
Albemarle county, in the midst Of renned
and intelligent community, remote nom places
OF dissipation and convenient % ChQrches ana
sabbath schools Of the leadlng uenomlAa
tions, il possesses rare advantages for Boys
The .urse OF study is designed to be thorough
and comprehensive IN Ancient and dodeTn
Ianguages, Mathematics and the English
Branches, and also to embrace tbs elements Of
Natural and Moral sciences and History.
Tbe Principal ives educated at the University
NJ Virginia, and has had an experiences az
nearlv Zen years in teaching IN schools of hfgh
grade in tnis stste, Including Dr. Gessner Hsr-
burg Female Seminary, and Hon. RI n T.
Hunter's private school.
the ssociate Principal was also educated AZ
the University OF Virginia, and has had an ex-
Dsrience Of eight years in teaching in the
Southern 8tates-fnrmerly in EdgeWorth Fe-
male SEMINARY. North Carolina, more recently
The following reeomm endation Of our school
by Professors Of the University Of Virginia,
is respectfullt submitted:
UEIvERsTTX OF VIRGINIA. A pril Z, 1857.
In view of our personal acquaintance with
Messrs. Il. n. b and A. ]. Wood, we do not
hesitate cordially TO recommend their school
to the con ddence and patronage Of the public.
8 Maupln, n. Schele De We're,
VIM. H. McGufey, ]. 5. Davis,
Francis B, Smith, 2. 3 Minor.
J. l.. Cabell, B. L. nlldarsl3eve,
@. s. Venable, Wn. z. Peters.
TER MS:
For board and tuition, including fuel, wash
fue and lights for the session Of ten months.
t1ro hundred and seventy-nve $50 dollars in
|enrrsncv. Payments One-half in advance. bal
ance on the LIST Of February.
srhe SESSIONS ccmmencs On the lst Of SepteIn-
bar and close on the 9th OF June. Pupils VIII
~ received at any time during the session,
With 4 pro rata deduction in charges, BOYS
nom \ distance viii be allowed 70 remain dur
Ing vacation as boaroers in the family OF the
Arrangements are made for conveyance from
the Depot (Greenwoodl to the school immedi-
ately upon arrival.
sB- Only two bays in room.
P. o Greenwood Depot Aloenarle county,
Virginia. ieeH
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FACULTYs

RI. Rev. CT. QUINTASD, DID,, Visitor.
Rev. GEORGE BECKETT, Principal.
Mr.. LEONIDAS PoLK,e Vice Pr,nrineIs
MIS-. E- A. bECKETr,
sl Rev. DAVID PIsE, DID, Belle LettTes.
Rev. JAMES n. TEMPLE, Mathematics.
Mons. A. EsTEVE, Musical Director.
Mics SUSAN POLK, English.
Miss - SHEEGOG, English.
Madame L. EsTEVE, Vocal Musie.
ss- For Circulars and all business transac
ions address Rev. j. N. TEMPLE,
Columbia, Tenn.
sYidow Of the late Bishop Polk, Ap2 In
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Eednesdar. the 1lLh september NeIt
Family school for Young Ladies.

BONNIE BhAEs BALIlAOhE CO-s MI
Prineipsls-Mr. and Mrs. CHAS. H McB .4lIs
Head of Scholastic Department-Miss DUN
English Literature and Belies-Detters-Mr.
MCBLAlR. ,,,,-r,,, 1,rr
Modern Languages-ProL LEoNCE KAblL'-
vocal and Instrumental Musie-ProE (. THOR
DraWing and Painting--Prof. D. A. WOOD
WAhD. - ,rr,,-,, =. -
This Institution will be opened on MONDAY l.
Senfemher 18th. The first session Of the Seho-
lastic year closes January Slst. The second
session June uth. =,
RONNIF BRAE IL situated on an elevated
Ridge on the old Frederick road, 2 mules RON
f1s CTesfern limits of Baltimore, and with q
easy access to the CatOnsville tassen nger KALI
80 that communicates with the city.
The number Of pupils VIII De limited 70
twenty. -, - -.
found at j. =. Wats S 8 Sons, Charies street
md Entz & Bash's Bookstore Onarles street.
For admission apply 70 MT. =; n Ncb!alr
Through the BaitimOr- p. o. box lS54- aus I'm
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RALEIGH HIGH SCHOOL.

U1HE undersigned win open = school for pu-
1 pills Of both sexes, in The Courthouse, at
Raleigh, Shelby county, Tenn, on the
First Monday in September.
Instruction will be given in all the branches OF
a thorough English, Classical and Mathemat-
ical Education.
TERMS PER SESSION OF TWENTY WEES:
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P. 7. HUGHES. THoS- BARRETT.
T. ". wIckERsHAM. JOHN DONOVAN
iylslv III, POWERs
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W. (. WAR DIS
SEMINARY FOR YOUNG LADIES,
Nashville, Tenn.
Superior Boarding and Day School.

Points in this School:
I. English and Mathematical Course, the
same with frst-elass colleges.
2. Pure French By = French Teacher.
German and spanish next session Our rates
for these, though lower than other schools,
VIII be continued.
3. Latin and Greek, without CharEe
Latin q vital to scholarship. a IL is p saws
George p Marsh, "a petrl dcatiOn OF The
principles Of articulate language"
l. Music made attractive, BY new seven
octave Pianos for practice.
5. school Desks-the new patent style
g. Ksfhef efte estuafes-The beautiful Pair L
ings Of last year speak for themselves
I. Good HeaIfh-Tha bill for drugs for
ten months was SO 10. Result OF good der
thorough ventilation and altered Wstar
5. Moral Imfiueuee-Saered music In
chapel free 70 all Pupils worship in the cify
Churches Of their choice on the sabbath.
g. Home InnaeBee-rhe Society OF The
House-the Etiquette ofthe Table the many
lessons on polite culture-are indispensabis5
10 many AID valuable to all
The next sassiOR viii open on the
FIRST MONDAY IN sEPTEAfaER.
Catalogues, giving full particulars, f1rn shed
on application REV. ". Z. WARD
jy32E Principal.
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NOTICE.

FTNHE creditors OF the estate OF Z N. Appleby
/ are hereb. uotified that / have Suggested
County Court Of Tipton county. Tennessee and
the creditors OF said estate are notined 10 NE
their claims, duly authenticated, within ElX
months from the date hereof, or this notioe win
be nled ia bar Of the same
J. B, DANSIELt Administrator.
April lat, ls57s aplsd
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MONDAY. AUGUST 18th, 1867,
Educational.
DY the action Of the Trustees Of the
Brownsville Female Academy and
the Crawford Institute,

the two Schools have been consolidated
The buildings and grounds belonging 70 them
viii be thoroughly repaired and can aecommO-
date from 200 TO 800 pupils. A liberal patronage
can be commanded, and the Trustees are deter
mined 70 build up first class Female School.
They wish to engage a competent Principal,
with corps Of eachers for the Literary De-
partment. At the head Of the Musical De-
partment Is q Professor who has most success
fullv been connected with the schools for the
last ten years The attention Of well qualified
candidates for a permanent situation sHd po-
sftion that can be made 20 pay - solicited.
Applications with vouchers Will be considered
until the first August next.
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Wisdom 8 Duu, Attorneys, Memphis.
: Avalanche copy. aus dIm
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ADAMS street, at u and II. -
O'Clock am and and % pm. Mound CITY 81
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Ixed agent IN Mempniz All orders through
him win have pronpt aEtentlon.
TAYLOR 4 KNOWLES.
jy9s In ". ". AQRRANCE.
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church, corner Of Third and Market
streets.
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COLUMBIA FEMALE INSTITUTE.
This Institution viii be reopened on the
Second Monday in september Next,
Underthe direction of the
REV. GEORGE BECKETT.
Second Monday in september Ne
REV. GEORGE BECKETT.

TtVERY ehnrt viii be made TO afford the hlgh-
r. ast advantnges for Female Education. Ihe
conrga Of study Is beth thorough and syste-
marie com bfned with home care ana teAclllns,
Professors or acknowledged aDihty nave oeel
pl divided for the various departments
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SHELBY FEMALE INSTITUTE,
Nashville, Tennessee.

NdSufllA5s 16nu6Sso6s
I COATED in the large aud handsome build
i 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-
riOr order.
The Principal has had an experience of twen-
ty-siN years in tn 2 south, and the Nice-Princi'
pa formerly Professor ia the Nashville UnlYer-
sity, Is a graduate OF the Universities or Edln-
burg and Bouu.
Sessions begins on the FIRST MONDAYS OF
SEPTEMBER and FEBRUARY, and close on
the Third Thursday OF June.
TERMS-BOard and English Tuition, Session
OF hve months $50 90. Music, French, etc,
Extra. For particulars send for Catalogue,
GE ,. q CUTLER, A. NJ, Principal
GEO. s. BLACKIE, a. NJ. NJ. d, Vice Prin.
Fvp51 a
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LOOKOUT MOUNTAIN HOUSE,
Near Chattanooga, Tenn.

FT7HEREis no more pleasant spot for sum
/ rner residence than the summit Of Lookout
u ouu ain. The scenery Is most beautiful and
affords great delight 10 the lovers OF nature.
Looking 10 the North aud East, from the
MoUSrAIN HoUsE. a varied landscape is seen.
To the left flows the placid Ieunessee, winding
In and ont among the hills, TIL far away In the
distance its waters seem 70 blend with the
Clouds Wooded hills and riCh valleys, with
waving fields or corn aud grain, extend as far
a. the eve can reach In the horizon, where the
faint outlines Of the Great smoky Mountains
are seen traced upon the sky.
ID has all the telegraph and mail facilities
being but an hours ride from Chattanooga,
and r a First Glass Hotel.
Here in the peaceful days before the war, the
beauty and Intelligence OF the = nth came
every SummertO breathe the pure mountain
air aud 10 viii soon again De the izverltC sum
ruer resort Of all who, tired OF the dust and
heat OF crowded cities, desire relax ton Of
mind and iuvigorafiOn Of body amid the finest
scenery In the country.
tfnbEk.h & J a VI -. fF0L1l lelnfh.
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NlaEaI school, OharIOIIesYIIIe, vs..

TIME third session of this school will begin on
i the FIRST Wednesday OF September next, and
end on the last Wednesday Of June, 1855, con-
sistiAg Of two terms OF nve mouths each. The
for the University Of Virginia, or any other
college, or for the practical business OF life.
TERMS.-For Board and Tuition, $50 per
terrn-PAYARLF IL ADVANCE. Music and
Drawing at Professors cha ges Washing,
Fuel and Lights, at actual cost. zach pupil fur
pishes his own towels For circulars and other
particulars address WILSON &. y. CARR,
Charlottesville, Va; JOSEPH PACKARD, JR.,
Theo. Seminary, Fairfax county. Va, Princi-
pals
Referenees-The Faculty OF the University Of
Virginia, iyl6 2taw8Wa
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premises insured BY any OF the Insurance the ear
ornpaniea cOnpriGinR this Board ~
- q q -. Hy ORDER OF IHE BOARD against
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For s,rough tickets al Information cali premiss
Al TieSet once. No. 2S7S \ - Street. CoInpal
80. = fcss5T ss e & SsslSsz ! Ats 4
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The Petersburg Va Lader says; 1.-THE
result Of registration will show whether
we should vote for or against conven-
lien. But in the mean time let 1t be de-
ternnfnad To trifle nc more with our enc
mics Virginis should be ruled by the
white people who own It, we nave
tried overtures, exhausted kindness,
worn expostuiation threadbare. There
is need now Of q change OF tactics, and
we are resolved to labor for a white
man & party--a party whlch VIII nring
every Influence ofproperty, capital and
intelligence to bear IN solution OF the
difficulty-s party which sha3I declare
itself not democratic, not southern, no.
conservative, not republican, but 1c''tfe. =
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RROWNSVILLE

Is eIfEibly located being directly on the line OF
the Memphis and Louisville Railroad; good
socfsty- healthy, with a population OF 300
fnhabitants. Town and county in q prosperous
eonditfOn having escaped the ravsges Of the
j. p. WOOD,
Secretary Board Trustees.
TsfT faqs Iru
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Law School
or THE-
UNIVERSITY OF MISSISSIPPI
AT OXFORD.
FACULTY:
JOHN n. WADDEL, DID,, Chancellor.
LQ. c. LAMAR, Professor.
Law School

THE course OF study Is completed in two
4 terms Of nine months eaeh.
The method OF Instruction Is that Of oral az
aninattOns, daily, upon the text, accompanied
by such explanations and lectures as state leg
islatiOn and local adiudicatOns have made
necessary.
Moot Courts viii be held weekly, in which
the practice viii conform In every ESSENTIAL re-
spect to the rules, modes OF procedure aud ar
gumentation adopted in the following Courts I.
L District Court OF the United states.
2 Circuit Court Of the United States
g Supreme Court OF the United States.
4. Circuit Count Of Mississippi
5. Chancery Court Of Mississippi.
8. Probate Court
T. High Court OF Errors and Appeals.
The Law Library numbers not less than one
thousand volumes
The Law students have The privIlege or a.
tending, FREE OF CHARGE, the Lectures anfl
Recitailons In any OF the departments ~
science and Literature in the University.
The sessions Of the Federal COurt, and Of tha.
Hight CoaTt Of Errors and Appeal, held al OK
ford give TO the students OF This school peen
liar advantage
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FLORENCE
SYNODICAL FEMALE COLLEGE.

THI1 IsstltutiOn, which has long enjoyed =
u very high reputation among the female
Colleges Of the South. Is situated AT Florence,
Ala. Whicn Is admitted 70 b. one Of the most
delightful and salubrious towns lD the south-
west 10 j. very easy OF access. A branch Of
The Memphis and Charleston railroad runs %
south Florence It's President Rev Or. Wm.
H Mitchell, T. vel known as one Of the ahlest
teachers in the country
The synod OF Memphis AZ fts last u1fetiug.
pasScd me following resolution " We believe
that the Florence 5yuodical Female College
from the eligibility Of IL location O. z ability
Of lis Faculty, the course and system of rs M
struetiOn, Affords equal or superior advantages
for the educEtfon or Females 20 any institution
ia the cOuntry."
Next session VIII commence on the 9Th day u
September next FOrfurther particulars apply
70 the President, or 70
ROBERT NJ PATTON.
Governor OF Alabama.
President OF the Board Of Trustees.
fvg8 dlWaW-fa
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THE ATHENAEUM,
COLUMBIA, TENN.
University OF LOuiSiana---MedIcaI
Department.
FACULTY

FACULTY
A H CKNAs, MD, Emeritus Professor OF Ohstet-
rics and Dseases Of " omen and Children.
JAMES JONES, MD, Professor Of Obstetrics and
Diseases or Women and Chil1ren.
WARREN ST0SE. MD Professor OF Surgery.
7 q RICHARDsON, ND. Professor Of Anatomy.
J W MALLET, Ph.D., Professor Of Chemistry.
SAMUEL M BEEIIss. ND. Professor OF the The
ory snd Practice OF Medicine.
STANFORD CHA1LLE, n D., Professor Of Phys
iOlOgy and Pathological Anatomy.
FRANK HAWTHORN, ND, Professor pro tenn OF
MRteria Medica and Therapeutics.
DEMONSTRATORS OF ANATOMY,
VIZ c NICHOLS, ND CT BIcSHAA. ND.
The Thirtieth Annual Course Of Instruction
in this institution viii begin November Ilrh,
and end in the following MaTch- Preliminary
lectures viii be given daily In The Charity Hos
pital, commencing October 18th, Al which time
also the new and extensive rooms for Practical
Anatomy will be opened. The facilities of the
school, heretofore unsurpassed, have, by the
Hberalily OF the state Legislature, been greatly
increased during the past season, 80 that now
every Chair has attached 10 10 a Practical De-
partment. IN which students are taughr 20 OBJ
serve for themselves the facts set forth iu the
lecture room.
Fees for all the Lectures, $40; ; NIstricuiatiou,
tpRid but 0ncel $; Practical Anatomy, $40.
Payment rtqu red IN advance. For further in
formation address PROF. :. II. BEMISS,
aus " Acting Eeau.
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EDUCATIONAL.
MEMPHIS FEMALE SEMINARY.
100 Madison Street,

Incorporated Decem Der. 1861
TtHE Second Session OF this Institution viii
open on MONDAY, September ?, 1867.
FACULTY:
Mrs. AENIE ID. HALE, Principal; Miss y. ].
McRAIE, Assistant; Anton SHIDE, Professor
Of Music; H. NiI.LEHEgLINs FRO fsssoT Modern
Ancient Languages W. J. BUETOs, Professor
Drawing and Painting.
For Circulars apply at Young BROS, OF AZ
the Seminary DR. JOHN r ALLEN,
President Board Of Trustees.
J. G. Terry Secretary aus I'm
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Three hundred representatives from
Aftv three Odd Fellows lodges attended
the "a Grand Stste IOdgen at Boston on
last week. The revenue OF these lodges
cained a thousand new members in the
State during the year.
THE consolidation Of the white and
colored masoAs of louisiana, which has
heen effected, apparently without diff
epltv, though there was at finst, some
orumbling when the supreme council
ordered the lodges to admitcolored MEM
bers, is another evidence OF the rapidity
of change in that state.
-Of the seven works by the unfortu-
nate Macmillan four are in print, and,
/ nv, order of the emperor Of Austria, are
shortly to be published. One of them is
entitled "My Life,p another ''Sketehes
Of Travel, p the third "Aphorisms,p and
the fourth consists Of poetry.
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HEBREW LyB HAsOSIC CALENDAR.
MASONIODIREOTORY.
1897

MASONIC DIRECTORY.
1867.
LODGES.
ANeEEoSA, No. Iss. Meets lst Monday IN
every month, ST Odd-Fellows' Hail, cor. Court
and Main. D. B. Forster, % Front street,
". 81: John Beamish. Sec'y,
BoUrH FEwrHIs No lI8. Meets ID Friday OF
each rnouth-HalI. cor. Madison and Second.
J. 7. Seilars. ". N; Benz, X. Pullen, Sec.
LETEs SCOTT. No. 2s4- Meets ist Friday OF each
m0utn-Halt, cor. Madison and Second. John
HGYTr,roN. No. %. Meets Sd Friday Of each
mOnth-Odd-F Fellows, Hail. ?. M. Stanley,
WI ". Il. Butts, Sec
Of each mOuth-3s Front street John j.
Worshsm, 83d, ". NJ; b. X. PuIlen, SD, Sec.
ROYAL ARCH.
PESv Chapter. No 4 Meets % Monday OF each
muntu-Odd-F Fellows' Hail Johu Zent, NJ. +
d. p; b. NJ. Levy, Sec'y.
R.AEDs.M.
EUREKA Council. No. 6. Meets Sd Monday Of
each -Odd-FellOWs' Hall John Gent,
Tn. H.; n. J. Wiggin, Rec.
TEMFLARs.
t,YRrs,r Ccu7nanGery, No l. Meets ath Mon
day Of each month. John Zent, Conn., n. J.
" Wlggln, Rec.
A.. AND A. SCOTTISH RITE.
81 Front Street
BERvrs Lodge Of Perfection, 18th; ; No. /.
Stated Communications I'd "Wednesday night
OF each month. Henry p. WnOdard, 8zd, G..
NJ: Charles n Carroll, l4th. Sec.
MTrHRAs LOdZe OF Perfection. 18th; No. 2.
Meets 4th Wednesday Of each month. George
M-lIersh, sd, g.. M; A. r. Frankland, 32d,
CGsfrAIA council ofPrinces Of Jerusalem, 18TH;
No. /. Benz. X. Puuen, sd, Iarsh.'.i -
=. Sec.
CAr.yaEy CHATTER Of Rose Croix, 18th, No. l.
Charles ". Adams, S2d, NJ. W. ID. 4. Tom
liusOn, 3ZI. Sec.
PHILIPPE DUPLEssETs Council Of K-h, S0th.,
No. ]. Henry P. Woodland, sd, Comm.
William y. Ciro6e SD, Rec %.
CORsIsroRY OF WEST TENNESSEE, sd. John
Aiuslie. SD, Comm. in Chief; Dodge e,
Trader. sd, Reg.
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Virginia MILITARY INSTITUTE,
Educational.
KentuekY Military Institute.

CtOL. R T. p. ALLEN, Superintendent. As
' ! sisted by an able faculty. The course Of
studyis that usually taught in the best colleges,
with special attention TO Mathematics anu Nat
ursl Sciences The academic year begins on
the lst Monday in September tthis year Sep
tember 2, continuing without intermissiOn
fOlty 90 weeks
Ing Lights, Fuel and Washing currency, three
hundred and dfty dollars $50 per academic
year-Oue-haif payable in advance, and the re-
mainder at the expiration Of twenty t20I wees s.
g. Address the Superintendent at Farmdale
p. o., Franklin county, Ky. ieUfii Waw2m
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A. AND A. SCOTTISH RITE
HOTELS.
WORSHAM HOUSE.

OWING To OTHE DECLINE IN PROVISIONS
nom war prices, raising my own vegetables,
the general economical arrangement OF the
house, and close personal attention TO business,
/ am enabled 10 accommodate
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Transient Guests at s. per day, and
Day BOarders at S35 per month.

Feeling desIrous that my friends and the
travelling public should have the advantage OF
any deduction that can be made in their favor,
] viii simply say that my Table and general
hotel accommodations SHALL ALWAYS BE
FIRST CLASS, aud attention 10 Guests equal
10 any hoteIIn the Southwest.
C. b. GALLOWAY,
ts0g1u, Proprietor.