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Order Concerning Concealed
WeapOns.
OFFICE sCPT MErRoPoLrTAS Porfcri
MEaHILIa ~. InI. ,. ~

OFFICE SCP'T MErRoPoLITAS POLICE
MEsPHs, TENS, July 3, 1857.
Special OrdeT
The efforts that are being made by the
Committees OF The two political parties "a
make such Just and safisfaetOry arraugemenfs
for the approaching election, as viii leave nc
excuse Tor either party or any member thereof
% complain that ample opportuni y will not
be afforded every legal voter Ia shelby county
TO deposit hi ballot. shOu d prompt every cit
lien Of The cOuaty % second these laudabie
euorts, by abstalning from every act thai viii
endanger the peace and good order that are OF
vital Importance 10 us as a community.
The almost universal practice OF carrying
concealed weapons, in violation Of law, may, If
pot abstatned from during the progress 81 what
viii unaNOldaDiy be a most exciting election.
bring p~nspeakable sOrrOW upon our people.
and blast for years the commercial Interests o.
our Thriving city. God men Of ali parties Will
reasonable orders as viii insure Tranquility :
the evil disposed ana vicious MUST BIZ MADz 10
COMPLY OF suffer the consequences.
In order that no one may plead ignorance OF
lhe law, timely notice Is hereby given that the
carrying OF concealed weapOrs within The
limits Of the city OF Memphis is a violation OF
the city ordinances, punishable By dne OF not
lees than ave nor more than df y dollars.
Every effort viii be made 70 detect violations
Of this ordinance, and to bring the guilty par
ties 10 justice. Upon The receipt OF inf0rma-
thai any person isin possession OF con-
cealed wear on, the offender will be rOmpIy
arrested and confined in the S-tatfOuhouse.
where ne Will spend the dav. In default Of one
hundred dollars forfeit. Persons from the
country desiring TO vote In the CITY are re-
quested to deposit their arms az the Station
houses, v here they viii be kept until the own
ers have voted and are ready 10 return home,
when they viii be promptly returned.
S. B. BEAUMONT, Supt n. P.
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BUTLER & BARBOUR,
General Agents
North American Life & Accident lbs. Co.,
Ie Jefferson St, Memphis, Tenn,
w. E, Wards
SEMINARY FOR YOUNG LADIES,
Nashville, Tenn.
A Superior Boarding and Day School.

Points in this School:
L. English and Mathematical Course, the
same with nrst-classc colleges
?. Pure French by a French Teacher.
German and Spanish next session. Our rates
for these, though lover than other schools,
Will be continued.
3. Latin and Greek. Charge.
Latin is vital N scholarship. It is" says
George P. Marsh. "a petrI dcatiOn OF the
principles Of articulate language"
4. Music made attractive. by new seven
octave Pianos for practice.
5. school Desks-the new patent style.
g. StudieS-The beautiful Paint
ings Of last year speak for themselves.
Z. Good HeRIth-The bill for drugs for
ten months was so 10. Result OF good diet,
thorough ventilation ana filtered water
>. Moral InGuenee-Saered music in
chapel free 10 all. Pupils worship in the city
Churches Of their choice on the Sabbath.
o. Home snhueuce-The Society Of the
House-the Etiquette Ofthe Table -the many
lessons on polite cultuTe-are Indispensable
TO many aud valuabi to all.
Tit next session will open on the
FIRST MONDAY IN SEPTEMBER.
Catalogues, giving full particulars, furnished
on application. REV. W. WARD,
1y& 2w Principal.
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MEMPHIS
ASSOCIATION COURSE
FALL 1867.
THE FALL MEETING OVER THIS COURSE
l. viii commences on the
FIRST MONDAY In NOVEMBER
AND
SIX NAYS.
FALL MEETING 1867.
FIRST MONDAY IN NOVEMBER
SIX DAYS
FIRST DAY.

FIRST RACE%NURsERY sTAKE'-We
the subscribers, agree to run a Sweepstaks
Race over the Memphis Association Course. At
tie Fan Meeting, 1877, with Colts and FiHies,
two years Old, one mile dash, SIS subscription,
play or pay the Association 20 add s300-thres
or more 20 I'll the stake, to name and elose on
the 18th September, 1857.
SECOND RACE GREEN sTARE"-Mle
heats Tor untried t~hree-ysar olds. SO entrance,
play or pay. Association to give 800. Three
or more 20 MI the stake, 10 nam and close the
18th September, 1857.
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Many improvements viii be made during the
vacation, which viii add greatly 20 the com-
fort and efficiency Of the establishment. some
important additions have been made to our
corps OF Teachers, which will enable Us tOOner
or West
Our Boarding Department VIII be 50 much
enllr-e1 that we can easily one
hundred more pupiis than We hal last session..
Terms as heretofore. For catalogues OF other
Information, address
OBERT d SMITH.
Secretary and Business Manager.
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DIED.

ADAMs-on the 18th inst, in the I'd year OF
her age, at the residence OF her father-in-law,
James Adams, Esq, OF Chester, Illinois, MARY
A. PAscaALL, vile OF Mr.. James P. Adams, Of
Memphis, Tenn.
st. Louis papers please COPY,
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"A pet fox which had escaped from
his keepers and relspsed to his former
habits, was recently killed in the neigh
6orhOod of Pine Hill, Waterbury, Conn.
mad killed thirty chickens belonging
to Mr.. Aaron Benedict in one night. and
twenty-five belonging Mr.. Henry Pratt
another. His Owner can have the skin
OF the deceased reynard by paying for
what poultry he destroyed.
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John Allen, who weighed three
hundred and sixty eight pounds, died at
Troy, New York, recently, and was
buried in the largest coffin ever made in
that city. 1t MEASURED five feet ten
inches, two feet across the shoulders, and
twenty-one inches in depth. The hearse
admitted its huge burden by hut an
eighth Of an inch on either side, and
somebody irreverently sail that the
grave looked like a cellar.
On a terrace at Portsmouth, Eng
land, past which the railroad trains rush
with tremendous speed, the society for
promoting the gospel have caused 10 be
inscribed, prepare to meet thy God"
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FLoRENCE
SYNODICAL FEMALE COLLEGE,

IHlH IssitutiOn, which has long enjoyed =
very nigh reputation among the Female
.9lAeEes OF Inc south, Is sltuated az Florence.
a4t hhien - admitted 70 b. one OF the mos
1eusht5ul and salubrious towns ia the south
HesL Ltls very .tasy OF access. A branch Of
south Florence. It's President Rev ~ WIN.
-. 4lLeheu, 4 well known As one Of the ablest
Inc synod Of Memphis Al ia last mee4f,1
passCd the following IessIuuog We beIsvs
MAJ the Florence - medical Female College
nom me els.bAiy OF its location. q 2 ability
OF us acalLA the course and sysJtm OF - NJ
sirletien sanOrds equal or superior sges
ior ne education Of Females 70 any fBsfitutfn1
In TIE 0unty."
Next session viii commence on the 9Th d.var
SePtember next For furtEer particulars apply
70 The President, or %
ROBERT ". PATTON.
Goveruo of Alabama.
President or the Board OF Trustees.
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WE will at once rebuild orr warehouse, and
w vii have q completed by the 18th Of Sep
TENDER, but by the INST day or that month we
Will be ready 10 receive goods on store
The sheds viii be divide into IRE proof com
partments by brick walls, and covered with tin.
Those woo have patro aized US for the last two
seasons, and thOss who may have proposed to
do so the Rpproachir 9 one, may rest assured We
viii be ready for them.
We design estsblb hing a Cotton Compress in
connection with orr warehouse, upon an adj
Jacent lot, which viii be ready by the lst OF Oc-
tober or sooner. The proximity o. our estab-
shmen TO the river renders The handling Of
cotton 20 convenient that We can transfer cot
ton for shipment by river free Of drayage. The
advantage OF the positien is equal to one dTay-
age on all cotton sent Tor compressment from
other warehouses, while on all cotton in our
warehouse for compressment there can be two
drayages saved, since IL would be as easy for Us
10 transfer IL from our shed to tue Compress as
to turn 1t out in the ordinary way for transfer
by drays.
fy3O JR CHRISTIAN co.
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Select school

MRS LFTITIA MAY will open a Select
VI school for Young Ladies on MONDAY,
September 2 1877, in the basement OF the
christian Church, on the corner OF Linden and
Mulberry streets.
The French Department Of this sch0ol will
be under the care OF Major LAMBERT MAY.
late nf The confederate Army. assisted by his
daughter, Miss ;. F. MAY, who has been Two
yeaus in France. French will be poken exelu-
swell In this d-erartment. A liberal patr1nags
Uclted. ru1f Tool
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MAGUIRES BENNE PLANT.

THIS Extraordinary Medicine, the fame OF
Il which Is spread broadcast throughout the
country, is undoubtedly superior to any remedy
ever offered to the public for the complaints Tor
which IL is intended. We have IN our posses
sion testimonials furnished voluntarily by Col
Long, late Chief Typographical Engineer Blu
reau at Washington, Gen. t1tz Henry Warren.
Gen PleasantOn, and Others OF the army
Father p ]. De SInet, the celebrated Indian
Missionary, also Officers Of the Navy, Surgeons,
Hospital Stewards, Commanders OF nearly
every steamer plying on the Mississippi and
tributary rivers, Wes1ern Sanitary ana Chris
tlan Commissions, Army Chaplains, and others
too numerous to mention. Likewise highest
encOniums of the Press, most of which are pub
lshed in our almanac (which we shall send to
any Que equesting it prRising its valuable med
QuslIies In the highest terms. No other
has such recommendation.
j.. & G. MAGUIRE,
Sole PropTietofs, st. Louis.
sold by Druggists and Medicine Dealers every
where jy2S-d&W u
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Election Notice.
the 1si Day Of August Next

DY authority Of law IN me vested, and the
ID Procl zmatiOu OF W.. g.. EroWnloW, Gov
ernOr Of Tennessee, I will, on
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DiaTrhea, Dysentery, Summer Com
plant, Cholera Morbus, Flux, Chill
dren's Teething, aud the Great
Prevent We of Asistic Cholera.
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For Brazil.

nESIROUS OF emigratiug 10 Brazil this fan,
- Onsr my Place Tor sale, dirt cheap.
IL is situated about eisht miles east Of Memphis,
q little over One-half mile south Of Go0dIetts
station, On the u. and G. r. R.. contains
seventy-dve acres, fifty in cultivation. nearly
all the open land enclosed with a young aid
vigorous hedge, new framed houSe with six
rooms and very conven ent, cabins, ETC., etc.
Come aud see the place. or Inquire OF Hoys er,
Trezevani & Co. 20 second street, memphis
Al-o other lands for sale.
Jy6tf G. o. BUNTYN.
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FOURTH DAY.

FIRST RACE-OvERTON HOTEL STAKE.
Mile heats for horses owned IN shelby county,
September I, 1867. Entrance SD, play or pay.
uverton Hotel TO add 500. Three or more to
III, 70 name and close 18th September, 1877.
SECOND RACE" BANKERS PURSE"
Three mile heats for all ages. Purse 8 eco. En-
trance $50. Three or more 10 Ill. Eztrance
NM u 20 u The a..nra -
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Midway school, Charlottesville Va.

THE third session OF thiss choOi viii begin on
Il the first Wednesday Cf September next. ani
end on the last Wednesday Of June. Is6s, con-
sistiaS OF two terms OF i've month"; each. The
course OF stu y Is designed TO prepare bows
for the University OF Virginia, or any other
collt ge, or for the practical business Of lie.
T-HftS-FOr tOard and Tuition. $50 per
erm-PATABL IN ADVANCE Music and
Drawing e Professors cha ges Washing,
Fuel and lights. At actual cost. Each pupil fur
Eishes bis own fOwels For circulars and sther
particulars adde's WTLSON C. y CARR.
Charlottesville Va. JOSEPH PACKARD.
Iheo. Seminary, Fairfax county. Va, Princi-
pals.
Referenees-The Faculty OF the University Of
Efrufnfa- fvrg qfameura
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NEW ADvERT1sEm'Ts
Closing Drinking saloons ON
Election Day.
OFFICE OF sUP'r M-ETRopoLrrAx PoLrcy1
MEnIPHIa TENn- InIu 81 -

OFFICE OF SUP'T METRoPoLrTAN POLICE
MEMPHIS, Tenn July a, 1907.
SDecia Order.
Section 40 OF An Act to establish a Metro
politan Police District, and 70 provide for the
government thereof" Is as follows:
That IL a not be lawfal for any person TO
sell or dispose OF any intoxicating LIQUORS upon
the first day Of the week, called Sunday, OF
upon any day OF public election within that
part or the said Metropolitan District situated
within The limits OF the city Of Memphis, IN
der a penalty Of MY dollars Tor each Ohense. 70
be sued FOR and recovered in the name OF the
Treasurer OF the Metropolitan Police, for the
beDedt Of the police fund"
rms section Of the law viii be strictly en-
forced on tn Ist day Of August next, and every
onicer OF the Metropolitan Police force IS
hereby ordered to arrest every person known
by him to have been guilty OF selling or giving
away liquor 70 be drank o. that day. The law
applies to merchants and private citizens as
well as 70 keepers Of drinking salOons.
s. ID. BEAUMONT,
iyz5 to
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Somerville Institute.
VIII be Open on September ed

A school for Young Ladies, Offering every
"A educational facility and pleasant and de-
IiahffmI home flr LIS Inmatas.
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For Sale for Charges

Reed rom Memphis 4 Charleston r. Z.
1 box c obtaining Patent Loom, market Lewis,
= athevgs& Co.
Dbl bone Phosp, marked Lewis, Mathews
Co.
/ box mdse marked T Bescner.
IA PIC VS. mfrked Mailer & Show.
l Be lows marked ] L Tusttn.
l " neat Separator marked A N Wills 4 Co.
leo ton &c taper marked james show.
] CJtton p anter marked Il Treat
cfTload Lumber, Walnut, Crawford.
2 car fOGds, NoOre q Elder.
1 car load Williams 20.
! boz muse marked Foster, GWyun & Co
4 boz rndss marked o Thomas.
] bdI Bedding marked John Thomas
The a 5Ove articles will be sold at our Ware
Aous Q, on Court street. for account whom II
may concern, to pay charges, II not called for
Wiu ain thirty days.
JOHN @. HILL & Co.
T.oYs ER, IRRELEVANT & 20, Auctioneers.
fvIE ad
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No THE REApERs OF THE Appeal

The constantly enlRrging circulation OF the
ArrEAL, and the generous support given 20
bufh the Daily and Weekly issues BY city and
eountry, assure the proprietors OF the general
approval by the public Of its course since II
came into their hands.
It's Past is the pledge Il offers for the Future
Il VIII continue 70 e~ndeavour, in accordance
win the motto which It has adopted, 70 say
those teinss only that are true and honest ~
has but = single Client, the People ofthe SOUTH
and Il val endeavOr TO advise its readers
wisely. Il that Il may often fail butts opin-
ions shall always be honest and conscientious,
RtlessL
Those TO whom its conduct is entrusted viii
continue to endeavor 70 make the AFPEAL SC
ceptsble 20 It's readers, and desirable as q me-
dium for advertising. The Masonic column
viii hereafter appear every Saturday, and or
every Sunday reading appropriate TO that day:
End the preprietors hope, by close attention 70
the Affairs Of the papers and once, to still en-
isle it 10 the support and conndence Of the
people, on which alone it depends.
JOHN =. q. HOGAN 4 co.
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THE SOUTHERN AND WESTERN TURF
CONGRESS STAKE-Four mile heats. sub
jet 10 the regulations which the committee
appointed by tbs Turf Congress may adopt
The Memphis Association to add sIOOO.
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Collegiate Institute,
J..easor.l Tenn.
REV. A. ". JOyEs. An, PRESIDENT.

THE I-stitu.iou for Young Ladies OF our
1 country. send your daughters, and ul
Next Session Begins Aug. "a, OF.
For particulars address the President. fyU 8w
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GARD.

Board, not including washing, SI4 per mon
JyO wIt@ SANDERS a JOHNSTON
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FIRST MONDAY TN SEPTEMBER.

A SISTED By an able andE III
y or Teachers. The next
EchOOl begins on the
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NEW ADvERTIsEM'Ts.
Chancery Court of Memphis

UHAuIENCI! OUWAt Vi MtlIVUI5s
No. 1897 y. r D.-JOhn r. Goodwin VS.. franklin
Insurance and Banking Company ct ala.
NOTICE is hereby given to all parties inter
~ ssted, that the undersigned has been ap-
pointed Receiver Of the franklin Insurance
ana banking Company, aud franklin Insurance
company, in the above stated cause, in said
Court Debtors Of said Companies are notified
70 call at room No. 4 Bethel Building, corner
OF Court and Main streets. Memphis, Tenn.
and settle their Indebtedness.
J.K.P ?. PRITCHARD,
iy80 (tues)law4w Receiver.
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ZEE FUM.

COLUMBIA, TEE-1
10 II Hadis
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SECOND DAY.

FIRST RACE-GAYOsO HOUSE STAKE.
Mile heats fol all ages, SO entrance. GayosO
House to add 500. Three or more to al the
stake.
SECOND RACE-TRo mile dash. Purse $50.
Free FOR all ages. Entrance SIS.
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EXCURSION to mammoth Gave.

1.-TWO DAILY TRAINS leave the Depot Of the
i Memphis and louisville rail- Dad, head OF
Main treet, as follows: 4 pm. and II IN, run
ming through to Cave CITY without change OF
cars.
Mammoth Cave and Return at Reduced Rates
Fare round trip, 10 Cave and return $50 IS each
Parties Of fifteen or mOre......-.--...- % 70 each
Parties OF twenty i've or more--.-... Is 70each
For through tickets and all Information, call
at Ticket once, No. &T15 Main street.
tyI II SAN. B. JONES, Gen1 Sup't.
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SHELBY FEiIALE INSTITUTE,

-N|HNI-| U HIITIT|-
fyD dfwawIt7
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UnreserVed Sale Of "a lots IN
InnE Time
Farnll0Te, doIhiBg, Ete., At AUCTION.

- uDyn me premises ct ten O'Clock. Con-
t~nesfIeleav q ONCE atgo'clocE
,0n ROHsTER, TREZEVANT Coz
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OCAIED IN the large a handsome build
II ings, corner Of Broad and Vine streets.
formerly occupied by the Shelby Medical COT
leget embracing an entire square.
An able aud experienced corps o. Teachers.
the most complete Chemical aud Ph~nosophlcai
Apparatus ald Cabinet OF Minerals 10 the
south, snd Educational Advantages OF a sure
ri0r srdcr.
The Principal has had an experience Of twen-
y six ytars In the soutb, and the NleePrfncf-
pa, formerly PrJfe-fOriu the Nashville Uufver-
burEand Eoun.
sessions begins on the FIRST MONDAYS OF
SEPTEMBER and FEBRUARY, and close on
the Third THURSDAY OF Jane.
TERMS-Board and English Tuition. Session
or nve months, Slo0 % Music, French. etc.
Extra For particulars send for Caral-rue.
GEl. q BUTLER, A. 81. PuncipaI
GEO EA8GkIE, A. n. 81 D., Eice-Prin.
~Jy5-d&wlm
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EISONSs

]. N. HOWRT.
Secretary OF the Board.
= I'll - Hgn- F.FG anm--lH
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Beef Tongues,
GnOd Butter ION Ice

Good Butter ton Icel,
Lard. Cheese, COrnmeaI, Gritts,
CIDER NINEGAE-Veriety OF Pickles. Chow
Chow, Good Mustard and Spices, Sauces, Pre-
TapiOca, Sago.
sUGAEs-Granulated, Pulvsrized, Powdered.
Coffee, Syrups and Molas8es-
EXTRA TEAs-Imperiai, Gunpowdsr, Young
Hyson ana OolOng.
We endeavor 20 keep a aBed. ears-
fully selected stock ~ drocefles lI family use
OF the very best quality, and by frequent add
lions Of resi- goods, be al all times prepared 10
offer Inducements, a. 60 the qualify OF our
goods at moderate prices. Call and SEE as.
FINNIE, BUCKHAM CHAPMAN,
.EL MI .L.-nE
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CAUTION.

THE public a-e hereby notified that CHAS.
1 MONTAGUE Is in no wise connected with
me in business, nor has he. since the 18th Of
June last, had any right to transact business OF
any kind in my name, or for me-
GEO. f. FHeFMAN,
IS Second stSeet.
fvog Of Tpoqt cOuv
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CONSERVATIVE
BARBECUE At BROWNSVILLE,
Wednesday, July 81.

A SPECIAL TRAIN will leave Memphis at :
"A o'clock a. N stopping at ali stations,
reaching Brownsville at 10 o'clock a. m, and
returning in the evening.
RS- one fare for round trip from all stations.
SAM. r. JONES,
jy2S 81 General superintendent.
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FOR


FOR STATE sUPERISTENDENT OF PUBLIC
INSTRUCTION,
COL. CHARLES S. CAMERON.
or shelby County.
FOR CONGRESS-
HON. JOHN ". LEFTWICH.
FOR STATE SENATOR,
HON. JOHN ". SMITH.
FOR REPRESENTATIVES,,
HON. DAN ABLE,
HON. ". W. COLEMAN
FOR FLOATER,
GEN. p. b. GLENN.
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THE HEBREW
EDUCATIONAL INSTITUTE
WILL REOPEN on
Monday, September Sd, 1867,

DOR the Fall and Winter Sessions, at their
Z new and commodious building, No. 3O3
Third street, between Madison and Monroe.
Ample arrangements are being made fora Tll
and competent Faculty. circulars will be is
sued In due time, giving particulars. jyE I'M
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NEW JAIL CONTRACT.

A CONTR ACT for building a NEW BRICK
~ JAIL in the town OF FTiar's Point, Goa
homa county, Mississippi, to be let out to the
LOWEST BIDDER by the subscribers, on the
24th day OF August, 1867.
Plans and Specifications
To be seen at the Clerks Office, in the town of
FriRI's Point
TERMS 10 be made known on the day of let
ting. The commissioners do not bind them
selves to accept any bid. unless proper security
is given to the full amount OF the contract that
said jail shall be completed on or before the lst
day Of January, 1855.
GEORGE X. ALCORN,
W /. SrRICKLIN,
WILLIAM HEWSON.
Commissioners appointed by the Board OF PO-
lice OF Coahoma county, 10 receive bids and
let contract.
Friar's Point, Miss, July q, 1867. ty30 3w
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At the various voting places in shelby county
Open and hold an Election fO~ Governor. for
state Superintendent o. Public Instruction, for
Member OF tongreSs Tor the Sth Congressional
District ior senator for Fayette and shelby
c unues, for Floater for Upton, Fayette and
SHELBY counties, and for Two Representative
for SHELBY county, and have appointed the
followtng Deputies Sherihs to open and hold
said Election, a. the several recincts respect
lively, and they are hereby directed to make
their returns TO me At my Office, in the Green
law Block. Memphis, Tenn:
District No. l-Thomss FppersOn, L. s.
" 2I G Campbell,
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Under the continued direction Dr. r. b..
RIVERS. assisted By a corps Of able and expe-
rien ed teacherS
For fun Information address the President,
OF the undersigned, J.. DICKINSON.
Somerville, Tenn July IS, 1857. tyl96w
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THIRD DAY.

mile heats. Free for all ages Purse $50. En-
trance so.
SECOND RACE-Three mile dash for ali ages.
so entrance. Three OF more 70 start. Assoeia-
ton 20 add $500. Second horse to save his en-
trance money
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Notice.

PURSUANT to a Proclamation o. Vim. g..
BrownlOw, Governor OF Tennessee. dated
state Of Tennessee, Executive Department.
Nashville, July 5, 1885," the Laws or the
State, I do hereby appoint the following named
persons Judges and Clerks Of Election in the
several Districts and " ards Of Shelby county,
for the election to be held on