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CHARLESTON, September 2O.-Regis.
trRtion closed in this city yesterday. The
eolored majority is 1901.
BALTIMORE. September 20.-PartiAl
returns from most Of the counties In the
state, foot up a majority of 5000 for the
new constitution, in addition to ma
jority In this city, which was 1854.
Some counties are yet to be heard from,
and it is supposed they will increase the
majority.
WASHINGTON, September 20.-A spe-
cial 10 the New York Times gives the
following viSss OF the president on the
situation at the south, as recently ex-
pressed in onVersation with certain pol
itieians who called upon him for the pur-
pose Of urging him to reopen registration
in the military districts Of the south: He
informed them he could not do so with
out inchrring certain risk OF impeaeh-
ment, and admitted the reconstruction
bill TO confer on the district military
commanders the sole control over regis
tration. His only power Of interference
was the removal OF commanders when
they failed to execute the laws
in accordance with his views of
their legal construction. He admitted
that the district commanders were acting
under the direct authority of congress in
the performance Of civil duty, and ifhe
should attempt to assume power as com
mander-in-chief, to control the time of
registrations and elections, they would
have the right 70 refuse to obey his or
ders and would net be amenable 10 pun
ishment for military insubordinstion If
they did so. He stated that his recent
pronunciation of an amnesty prOclama-
ton threw upon congress the enus Of de-
priving legally qualified voters from reg
istry and voting, and he hoped the
southern people would appreciate it in
that light. If any pardoned persons, he
continued, attempt to register and are
refused, the courts are open to them, and
they can compel the military TO allow
them to register through the courts, if
they do not do so. Heconcluded by say
ing that the fault Of disfranehisement
rested with congress as he claimed he
had done all he could to restore them to
their rights.
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Trust S0Io

DY virtue OF a Deed OF Trust made BY Charles
ID PfsnnuDsliehl and recorded IN tife Rs.-is-
ter's ofice Of shelby county. enntsge,-' h,
book No. 81. part 2, page 50 and following
VIII, on saturday, The 2BJh rspJember. lss7 In
mont OF the Courtht uNe door n the Law t5ourt
OF Memphis, in Memphis, Tennessee, on second
street, between Union and Gayoso streets ne
tween the hours OF IL O'Clock a. NJ. and oiciock
pm. Of said day, proceed 70 Eell, Al auction. Il
the highest bidder, for cash, the following de,
scrlbed lot or parcel OF land in the civ OF
Memphis, and designated on the plat Of Eaid
city as part OF lot 40. 81, to-wit Beginning AZ
she northeast corner OF "A lot on the south sidt
ofJeferson street known as George CreIn well a
S. feet westWaruly rom the Intersection o.
Jefferson and Third streets: theHce eastward, F.,
with tie south side OF Jefferson street nifty,
eightfeet 20 It's intersection with Third street
thence southwark 3 with the west Side OF Thirc
street one hundred and forty y-eight and a hal
feet 10 an alley thence Westwardly with tn,
north sice Of sad alley one hundred and iorty
eight feet six inches TO the west side OF another
sliey thence northwardly with the east sid.
OF said alley thirty-siN feet 70 the south bound
sTy line Of said CIomwen's Lot thence east
wardly with said CrOmwelis south boundarl
line sO5z feet 70 the southeast oorner OF saii
CrOmwelPs lot thence northwardly with th,
east BOUNDARY line Of said Cromwell'E lot on
hundred and twelve and a half feet 70 the be
ginning.
The tile 20 said property is believed 10 b
perfect and the equity OF redemption is waived
but convey as trustee only
au2g ID THOMAS LEECH. Trustee
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SELECT SCHOOL.

MISS VICTORIA d. BOWERS. recently en-
vi gagged in teaching with Profit D Stewart
viii open her School, assisted by her sister
Miss n. ". BOWERS, on
Monday, the I'd of September.
At No. l0s Monroe street, between Third AMI
Fourth streets
The services Of The follow ing gentlemen arc
engaged: Prof Auguste Filleheu DAB, French
and spanish Prof 0eorgs +. Mac eeiy. attn
Prof Jacob Millar Music auIl tf
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And for the better and easier and more
honorable discharge OF his office
the Grand Master has a power
to choose his own Deputy Grand
Master, who must be then, or must
have been formerly, the Master Of
particular Lodge, and has the privi-
lege Of acting whatever the Grand Mas
| ter, his principal, should act, unless the
said principal be present, or interpose
his authority by letter. These rulers
and governors, supreme and subOrdi-
nate, OF the Ancient Lodge are to be
obeyed in their respective stations by all
the brethren, according TO the old
Charges and Regulations, with all hui
mility, reverence, love and alacrity.n
have given the "chargeH . In full,
that all may see that not one word is
said about election or installation. The
first clause of this charge is very explicit,
and corresponds very much with our
notions and teachings, that it is not the
worldly wealth or hOnOrs of any man
that recommends him to the regards Of
Masonry. The internal qualifications
are the magnet that attracts the conf
denee and attachment of Mason he is
not bewildered or ensnared by the gaudy
tinselry and trappings that not unfre-
worthy and well qualified that the Mason
delights to honor; consequently, leave
him free to select Master because Of his
merit" and not because ne may have
accidentally served as Warden Even
the second paragraph of this charge only
speaks OF having "acted 4" as Warden;
not elected, installed and served, as is
said in our declaration. The second par
agraph Of the fifth charge says, that
" the most expert Of the Fellow Crafts
men shall be chosen or appointed the
Master or Overseer of the Lords work,
who is called the Master by those
that work under him" Anderson, In
l73S, speaking OF the qualifications
Of the Master, uses the language,
" TIL he has acted +" as Warden
somewhere. Running though all this his
tory Master of qualifications, there is the
provision that a Master may be elected
from the floor in the formation of new
Lodges, and in old ones where none that
has previously filed the Office of Master
or Warden will consent to serve. The
conclusion, then, to which / arrive on
this subject is, that the Grand Lodge
has power to prescribe what qualitiea
tions brother shall be in possession of
before being installed Master Of q Lodge.
She may take "Aucient Charges" or
" Old Regulations as the rule of her
action, or may adopt her own rules,
being careful never to violate or remove
the landmarks.
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MAgUIRE'S BEYNE PLANT.

UNHISi ExtraoF 1inary Medicine, the fame OF
Il hich Is spread broadcast Throughout the
country, is uudou btedly y superior 10 any remedy
ever offered 10 the public for the complaints for
VIII ch 70 is intended. We have in our posses
sio'l testimonials furnished voluntarily Dy Col
Long, late chief Typographical Engineer Bu-
n AT Washington, Gen. titZ Henry warren,
Gen. Pleasanton, and Others or Lne army
| Father p. J. De Snet, the celebrated Indian
Missionary, also Officers OF the Navy surgeons,
Hospital Stewards Commanders OF nearly
every steamer plying on the Mississippi and
Z tributary rivers Western Sanitary ano Chris
tian Commissions, Ar1nv Chaplalns and Others
too numerous 20 mention. Likewise highest
enconiums OF The Press, most Of which are pub
lished in our almanac. (which we shall send 70
any one uestlrg ~ plaisin It's valuable med
! lcinsl qualities In The highest terms. No other
MEDICINE has such recon lmendatiODs.
j. & g.. NAGUIRE,
Sole PrOpnetOrs, st. Louis.
/ Sold by Druggists and Medicine Dealers every
where fy-ls-dkvy II
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LaSallette Academy.
MASONIC COLLEGE

V'HE LaSa letts Academy, on Tbird street
Il conducted b The Sisters o. 81. Agnes, Will
be opened forthe reception OF exterus on u0h-
DAY. TH s 20 OF SFPTEN BER auzJsu
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All other Ties fastening by this method are
iufringements, and will be prosecuted Al law
aeE
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DiarrhBA, Dysentery, Summer Com
plant, Cholera Morbus, Flux, Chill
dren's Teething, and the Gl eat
Prevent We Of Asiatic Cholera.
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She1,if's Sale.

FINDER and by virtue OF an execution to me
u directed RON the Law Court OF MeunhiR
IN case wherein the NJ. and A. OF Memphis
are plainttns and A. n. Ferguson is defeudant
wiz on sATUhDA1 /, Lhe oth day OF October,
4 O'Clock pm i, in front OF the courthouse door
in the city Of Memphis, offer and sell to the
hiRhest bidder Tor cash, the following dsscri bed
rssl estate. viz: A house and lot situate IN city
OF Memphis. etc fronting 20 feet on the south
side Of Beal street and running back between
roarallel Lies, aud On a line parallel with De-
soto street, rs feet to an alley crossing DeSoto
of,eet said lot begins al point l92 feet west Of
4 rssSoto street, and The house on the same Is
nurnbered Il5. Levied on as the property OF
ard A. u. Ferguson 10 satisfy the Rbove men
ISsned execution IN favor of said n. and A. OF
Memphis p. "a. WINTERS, Sheriff. etc.
BY J. X. swan, ID. 8.
September ., isd7, sel0 law4g
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Oaaneerg Court Of Memphis.

Mary L. Jones' WIN. c. Jones, Bailey P. Jones,
Thomas W. Jones and Neil b, JsSepn b,
I.nia X Annie Lee and Willie Jones, infants
VINO sue by their neXl friend Bailey r. Jones.
al CITIZENS OF shelby county, Tennessee. anu
.Iobn Keeling, George Keeling and James
Keeling infants who sue by their IL xt friend
D n Keeling, citizens of DAVIDSON county,
srenr vs r. @. Brinkley and other creditors
Of me estate OF VIM E. Jones, deceased.
This cause was fled in the Chancery Court
-of Memphis according to section Of the Code
Of tennessee zoe, for the purpose OF settling Up
tha esIate OF William Il Jones, deceased 1t is
fhersfore Orcered that all persons who are in
snV way or manner interested in the admins
ration OF said estate, or who have claims
apaiust the same, appear and nle the same with
ne Clerk and Master OF this Court, autheatica-
ted in the manner prescribed BY law, on or be-
SSre me first Monday in October. 1867, or the
saroe snail and will be barred both IN law and
equity; aud that This order be published daily
~ thirty days in the Memphis Daily Appeal.
- A. AL4STJN,
glerl and Master Chancery Court OF Memphis.
WEIGHr & McKIsICK, Sols- for Compartments.
gent Is67. ss1 tOcS
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Law School
or THE-
UNIVERSITY OF MISSISSIPPI
AT OXFORD.
FACULTY:
JOHN \. WADDEL, ID, Chancellor
l. q c. LAMAR, Professor.

THE cOurse Of study is completed In two
j terms II nine months each
The method OF instruction is that OF oral exc
aminatiOns, daily, upon the Iext. accom- panied
BY such explanations and lect Irds as state Iel-
islatlOn and local auiudicatiOus have made
Necessary.
Moot Courts viii be held weekly. in which
the practice wi, conform in every essential sa-
speCJ 10 the rules, modes OF procedure a-d az
gumentaliOu ADO ted in the following. Courts 4.
I. District Court Of the United states.
? Circuit COurt OF the Unit SiaJes
8. supreme Court Of the United States.
4. Circuit court OF Mississippi
5. Chsncery Court OF Mississippi.
8. Probate Court
Z. High Court OF ErrCrs and Appea5s.
The Law Library numbers moi less tE7n one
Thousand vOlu mes.
The Law students have the privilege OF AZ
tending, FREE Of CHARGE. the ectJrss and
RecitaIiOus in any Or the Departments OIL
Science and Literature IL the University
The sessions Of the Federu5 Cusrt, ana If the
Hight Court OF Errors and Appeal, held 10 ok
fOru, give 10 the students OF This scnooI reru-
liar advantages.
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COURSE OF STUDY.

FIRST SESSION, JUNIOR CLASS months.
Walkers American Law, Eent's COmuenr8-
ries, Bishop on Criminal Law, Carushsr's Hts-
iory Of Law suit. Stephens' Ploadiaee.
SECOND SESSION OF JUNIOR CLASS
months.
Parsons on Contracts, Parsons on Notss and
Bills, Greenleaf on Evidence.
FIRSf SESSION, SENIOR CLASS.
Adams Equity Jurisprudence, Adams EnuIty
Plsadiug, Rsdheld on Wills, billiard on Mort
cages, Parsons on Partnerships.
SECOND SESSION, SENIOR Class.
Washburn on Real Properly Taylor on Land
lord and Tenant, Angel a Ames on Corpora-
tons, Story's Conflict O. Laws Parsous On
Maritime Law, COnklin's z. s. Treatise
RscitatiOus and examinations each DAY az
O'Clock Moot Court once each week, and Ap-
pellate Court once each month, presided over
BY the Professors all together.
students permitted 70 enter any Class. but no
Diploma given except to those going through
whole course.
Terms S25 per Session, payable IN advance.
Entrance Fee. 8 pei Session
All Students OF Law can attend free of charge
the Lectures OF the College. including Lectures
on Elocutlon and explanation Of Latin and
French techutcailties by the President
Arrangements VIII be made % beard aui
lodge students az - per month. ApliicaHous
should be made aariv- aefn
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Architect and Engineer.

TIRE undersigned would respectfully inform
i his friends ard the public that he is pre-.
pared 20 devote lls whole attention TO Design
ing Pans ana SupariutendiDg Buildings with
a. Inucs energy aud attention 10 mis- patrons
Interest as me do for the Crty's interest while
City Engineer.
OFFICE-Stillman Block, second and Madi.
son streets CtlErgss reasonable.
J. II. MCCLURE.
na-H arnFHE sV-.s..
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HEBRER ANB MASONIC CALENDAR.
MASONICDIREOTORY.

MASON1C III lhEOIOh L .
1867
LODGES.
AESKRovA, No. l6s. Meets lst Monday In
every month, at Odd Fsllows' Hail. Ger. Court
and Main. .. 3. Forster. 2A Front street,
". NJ; John Beamish, SeCiy.
sou III AIEMPHIs. No lis. Meets ID Friday OF
each month-Hall. cor. Madison and Second.
J. 7. SelIars. ". NJ; Benz. Il. Pullen, Sec.
I.ETL.A SCOTT. No. 2s9. Meets lst Friday OF each
month-HRlI, cor Madison and Second. John
Aiuslie, v. NJ 4. P. Woodward. Sec.
HANIIgr0N. No. ~. Meets Sd Friday OF each
Fellows Hall. p. NJ. Stanley,
W. " ". r. Butts, Sec
EIwINNING, No. 84i 10 D. Meets sth Friday
Of each mouth-2J4 Front street John J..
WOTshsu, 80, W. 3. K. Pullen. sd, Sec.
EOYAL ARCH.
PEEE Chapter. No l. Meets ID Monday OF esch
mOnth-Odd-Feil0ws Hall Johu Zent, NJ. F.
d. p; b, n. Levy, Ssc'y.
h. ANDs.M
EUREKA Council. No. 6. Meets 81 Monday OF
each moutE-Odd-F Fellows Hail. John Zent,
TIL IL. n. J. WigEin, Rec
TEMPLARs
C-YRESE Cor1msndery, NOD Meets 4th Mon
day OF each month. John Zeut, Com; n. J.
WlEgi @, Rec.
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10 the Cotton Planters of WeSt Ten
geSsee, alabama, Mississippi and

The undersigned respectfully tenders his ser
vices as 1gent for the sale of your cotton in
tais city, and for the purchase of your supplies.
TH5 unfortunate termination of the late war,
which so materially affected the best Interests
OF the South, has also had its effect upon the
Commission siness OF this city, as transacted
between planter and merchant. You doubt
less well remember with what pertinacity (pre-
viOus to the war;, amounting In some instances
ness at the rate OF fifty cenIs per bale commis-
sion, free Of drayage, and stored for twelve
months without charge. Then las wi / be
REain) the producer was the ruling element
and hign rents, rich landlords and merchants
were the result Of planters patronage. No
people or upation nave been more seriously
prOstIated than planters and planting, and
none 20 much deserve 10 be IOstered and aided
in their unfortunate changed condition. How
tn at aid 30 much needed has been meted cut
you Opine too well know. Onerous govern
ment taxes in general, and special tax upon
your leading production, Cotton, large prOfts
you have mad 10 pay upon supplies lnrnisnedi
commissions on sales ranging from S. 80 to s.
per bale, monthly Storage at exorbitant prices
and other exposes, as per reference u your
account sales, as a sum total vii leave you but
httlei II anything upon which TO rebuild your
shattered fortunes, or to compete with the new
order OF affaIrs-f ee labor. When withdrew
from the Cotton and Comm issiOn Business IN
1860. private reasons then LED me TO believe that
I would never engage in IL again. The solicit
tat!ous Of many friends that were former pa
tron., and desire to promote the interest OF
the planting community, SO far as my feeble
efforts can do so, and The apparent want Of
grau1u e eNnlDlLeO 70 q community LnhL In
times past tended so materially to the pros
periUy OF Memphis and its mercantile e COmmu-
nifty, has determined me again to offer my ser
vices in the capacity as stated. The reiucei
stocks Of cOttOns in the United States and short
supp les in the hands of New England manu-
facturers has caused some advance in prices
from the late depression, hence early sales may
be prudent and remunerative; such was the
case the past two seasons, and many planters
have had cause 10 regret the acting upon the
100 common practice Of holding and drawing
upon their cOttans. would aJviSe no planter
to send forward his cotton unless he wished IL
sold upon the first active market. 1t can be
held at home much cheaper than in Memphis.
Ny charges for selling cotton will be One Dol
lar per bale. Insurance. effected in all cases II
not instructed TO tie contrary. Shall buy your
supplies from wholesale houses, giving you the
beneht Of same. In short, by strict attention
to all the departments OF our business, hope
to merit a large share Of patronage.
Very respectfully,
SET X A. MOON
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Leaves every day at 4 pm, making close con-
neotiOn at BOuhvills with fast Express trains
on jefferson vile Railroad tor all Eastern cities
and with United states Mail Steamers for Gin
clnnati and al citles North and East. and b the
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Aftnehnlent NOffce.

John Brlnt vs. TIN hhn non.
,EFoRE me, VIM. $. Walton, J. P. in and
h for shelby county ms plaintin in the
S6ovs, entitled cause having made oath accu rti-
~ "a fIue form, tAat the defendant is indebted
- hlrn. &c, and an attachment having been
i,,sd and ~ turned levied, SC; the defendant is
brsr1r notified that unless he appear aud de-
1s,,d an the 18th day Of October, 1857. al 10
s5-ioci- a m prOceeding viii te had ex parte,
and Judgment rendered against him for claim
mis- not &c TO be published in the Appeal
once week for four consecutive weeks.
sell law4Es W. . WAA4VSi j. r
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RAILROADS.
Memphis & Little Rock B. R.

ON AND AFTER TUESDAY, JULY Is, 1857.
" trains viii leave HOPEFIELD al 7 am ar
riVing al Ten Mile Bayou at SIS am. Return
iug-L.eave Ten Nile Bayou at so m, and
arrive a. HOpsfeld al 6:lj :. IA.
On TUESDAYS and SAIU RDA15 train
will leave Ten Nile Bayou at SD am, arriving
At HOpefeld at Gf5 am. keturning--Leave
Hopefeld II 4 pm, and arrive al Ten Nile
Bayou a. 5l5 pm.
The Round Trip From memphis, 81 so.
The FerrybOat NEVADA viii make close
connection with an trains. .H|
J. /. METGS,
fyl6 Chief EugfueaF
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MEMPHIS AND OHIO RAILROAD
CHANGE OF SCHEDULE.
aEEEaAL -. o,r1cr. !
Louisville and Nashville Express

TRAINS viii leave the Depot ofthis Company,
Il at head Of Main street, until further notice,
as follows
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SPECIAL NOTICE.

DY advice OF friends ] have concluded 10 ald
ID 70 my division OF classes a Preparatory be-
paTtment at six Ollars Per month Iaiso take
this occasion TO remark in order to correct erru-
neOus impression In regard 70 my prices. that
the Academic Department or my sCnool takes
young ladies through the Mathematical books
usually taugh in female schools with cores
pOnding advancement in other branches OF
Education. the Collegiate Department being
designed to Oner 10 pupils an opportunity to 4
higher and more thorough degree Of Scholar
ship. LETIIIA NAY
August d, 1867. sus
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TruSt Sale of Real Estate.

ny yir ne OF certain iced OF Trust TO me
Is executed by Saliie Baxter, on the 18th day
o. April. 1857, recorded in Book No. 90, part /
pages SIS, and 5, i'll Registers ofhce9 FOL
the purpose OF securing Selden, Williams & Co
in the payment OF a certain prOmissoTy note
therein mentioned l will offer for sale, on
Monday, the l2tn day Of August next, between
10 the highest bidder, at the Courthouse door
in the city Of Memphis. the following described
real estate situate in the county OF shelby,
state OF Tennessee, and more particularly de-
seribed as follows, tO-wit: Lots Nos. > and si
the subdivision OF lots No. 70 and 80, bounded
on the north by Walker avenue on the easl
nv lots Nos !, q and on the south By the
south line Of lot 10 and lot 3 7; and on the wesl
nv lot No. T. said property will be sold to sat
isfy the terms Of said Deed OF Trust. TERAIs
CasH- While undersigned believes the title
IN ne conveyed by him viii Ue good, still he
viii only sell and convey such tile as vests IN
him as Trustee, as Aforesaid.
iIyISIrn c. G. SELDEN, Trustee.
ihe above sale is postponed TO SATURDAY
the 2lst Of September, by consent OF all parties
snSI I'd C. c. sELDEN. Trustee.
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ElICAFE YOUR CHILDRRNI

THOROEGH Training Requiredi " T.
i Wards Seminary for Young Ladies. Nah
vile, Tenn. the Lsading school in the South ,
French spoken at the French Table! Open on
and atter MONDAY. September 2d.
au30 I'm W. +. WARD, PRINCIPAL
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Fashionable Dancing Academy.

MADAME LEIsE, Of New Orleans, would
vi most respectfully announce TO the citizens
Of Memphis that she wiz open her classes FOR
the above graceful scGDm plishmenU on tie
THIRD TUESDAY In September, az the JEFF
fersOn Block. second street, where she trusts,
BY strict attention 10 the auvsneenneut Of her
pupi who may Be intrusJed 10 her charge, %
merit a share Of The public patronage. Mad
l., having taught in most o. the prinelps
cities or the South and Southwest, hOpes %
meet here with the same uubOuuded s1rces5
which has hitherto marked her course OF i--
struetlOn elsewhere Days and hours OF tuition
Tor Children, Tuesdays ana Safurlays, from
10 an. tin u; fOT Gentlemen, rom s TN j.
Pm, all the same day. References ur eLcep-
uOnable, for which, and OIher par9euiaEsi.
p'@ase see circulars, which viii be faull a. The
prtn 1paf book and music stores. Terms mot
rate Caiistnenlcs and Danciug taught in pri-
vate families and schools, IL desired. Eoirees
given twice a mouth aul
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1Mesdau. Octobe9. Sc, 1S67l

,.,.,o.,, the bours Of ten and twelve O'Clock
- -, ore194s,s procesd 70 sell At publ auc-
lion III 10 me highest bidder, for cash, certain
tract Of and aeseT5ssS u ssia @ esea 9 " rus o q.
. - ssfafe OF Arkansas, and as section No
-four tsD, in township No. two ~ south
and in range No, one ll west, containing si1
a4n1..itino house, gin and OuthouSes with about
w hr,sdred acres cleared under fence, and in
safe OF cultiyation-known ss the old resi-
ss-. $3.50 ~ tDe said Thomas d johnson. de
s.ssssd The title Is believed 70 be good, but
will sell only as trustee.
blight Of REDEEM Ption W xed-