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Vest Tennessee, Mississippi
and arkansas.
DIR REOTORS:

DIR EOT OR s:
James 4. Lucas, Henry OverstolE,
Samuel VIII, Nick. Sehaefer,
~Roht- NJ. Funkhouser, William T. Gay,
Chas. II. Peck, David Keith,
Robt K Woods, r 2. Hanenksmp,
Jules Vale, Isaac W. Mitchell
Geo. r. Robinson, D. a. January,
Chas. W. MeCOrd, VIM. J. Lewis, =.
John F. Thornton, +. RozieF, Jr,,
Ben. N. Runyan, Jacob Tamm,
Hon. John Hogan.
THIS Company isFues Policies on lives on All
the different plans and az as favorable rates
IS any other while It has no restrictions IN re-
gTrd 10 residence or travel and all its profits
are divided annually among its policy holders
II Is prompt in the payment OF losses having
paid sS5,O In this city in the last eight
InonthB.
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T9.asM Sale.

ny 7yirtue Of a Deed OF Trust made by Charles
X PfennenHli iehl and recorded In the Regis
feI,s Of8cs of shelby county, Tennessee, in
b0oh No. S. part 2, page 56s and following,
vriii on saturday, Inc 2Sth September, 1857, In
'FRONT.' of the COurth use door Of the Law Court
~ Memphis in Mem phiE, ,Tennessee. on Second
street. between Union and GayOsO streets, be-
tween the hours Of II o'clock a. N. and O'Clock
D. N. Of said day, proeeed 20 sell, at auction, 70
me highest hidder fOr cash, the following de-
scribed lot or parcel Of land IN the ely OF
Memphis, and DESIGNATED on the plat OF said
clty as part OF lot No. 81, tO-Wit: Beginning 81
the northeast corner OF a lot on ths sout0 SIDE
OF fIaffersOn street known rs George CrsmWetfs,
a feat vestWardly from the Intersection OF
Tefferson and Third streets thence eastWardly
win tie south side OF Jeusrson street nfty-
eieht feet 20 its intersection with Third street
thence southWardly with the v est side oI Inlru
sect one hundred and forty sht and 2 hall
faaf 10 an alley; thence westWardiy with the
north side OF said alley one hundred aud Iorty-
aigbt feet six inches " the west Eiue OF another
Sifev thence northwardly with the east side
- ssid allev thirty-six 5eet 70 the south bound
~ ls1e of said Cromwelfs lot; thence east
-SSrsiv with said CrOmWel's south boundary
g,-l az feet to the southeast corner Of said
H1or,V Vsallis lot; thence -northWardly with the
80 sonudary line OF said CrouIweiiE lot one
S-,1odred and twelve and a half feet % the be-
ginning. 80, =. -.
,,arfset. aud the equity Of redemption Is waived,
k,f 7 convey As trustee only.
au2s td THOMAS l4EECH, Trustee.
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PfTI for nig,orce

-N Touisa Gross VS.. Peter Gross
IN this cause Il appearing 7. ON afndayIt on
] fle flisf q are endiant Is a non-resideof OF the
Sfate Of TenBssseai II - tnefeiore ordered that
- io eufer his appearances herein, az the court
borss IIl fhe ciiy on Memphis, GEd plead, an
-,,-,sr or demur 70 comp iainauts bill, on OF be-
go ahe Lhird Monday In JaRuary. ls5s, or The
sssoe wi 5e taken for confessed and set foF
l,es.rIng ex paife; and that copy OF this o. der
-, T,1sfifshed once a week for fur successive
y. 80 10 the Memphis Appeal,
affeef: M. d. Il. STEWART. Clerk.
HsiIum 4 Washington, soll, for campIt,
semi. Il 1851. ss5 tds
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NOn- Resilent NOfice.

AlrEuA k0urA o. nay WON ANluAgs
Austin Mann Va X. Y. LsQpgley et al.-Debt.
7 appearing from afidayit herein fled that
j defendants, r Y. Longiey and John u.
Ware are non-resldents Of the State Of Tennes-
see. il is ordered that publication be made
once a week FOR fOur Successive weeks In the
Memphis Appeal, newspaper published ia
the city OF Memphis, Tennessee, requiring the
said r. Y. Longley and John d. Ware 10 make
their personal appearance within the first hree
siays OF the september term OF the Circuit
Court OF Haywood County, TO set IN Browns
vile the fourth mOncsy IN September, ls67,
then and there 70 plead, answer, or demurrto
tne nlafntiuis declaration herein or iudgrn eat
Will be taken by deftult as TO them.
j. NJ RUTLEDGE, Clerk.
II B. Folk Attorney.
T{ro,s-uSvflle August 6, 1857 aus 1awfw
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MASONTCDIREOTORY.
1S67-
LODGES.
AFGzEaNa. No. les. Meets lot Monday in
every month. 81 Odd-FellOW-' Hail. cor. Court
aud Msin. n. R. Forster, - kront street,
". M-; John Deamisu- 5ee'y.
2oErJz MEMPHIS. NO. lls. Meets 2d Friday OF
llurb rn8uth-Eall cor Madison and Second.
J. 7. SeIlarH. " ~; Bent. X. Pullen, Sec.
T.Icrs.a eC7Tr No 2ss. Meets Ist Friday OF each
Tuuntn-HaI cor Madison Bud second. John
AIusIie. W. ~; :. p. woodward, Sec
rnunth-0.id-s Fellows GalL P. NJ stanley
Nm: " II. Butts, sec
1f eqer munth-25s Front street. John J.
Norsbam, I5i, ". Il b. X. Fullen. sd See
ROYAL ARCH.
Pr,y,v C1auter. No &. Meets "a Monday Of each
month -ldd-Fell0ws' Hall, John Lent, ii. z.
q P; B. n. Levy. sec'y.
Z. AND f. =.
EUl,EKk Council. No. g. Meets 81 Monday Of
s-aef4 nonth-tdd-f'ell lows Hall. John Gent,
Th. Ii.; \. j. VI iggiu. Rec.
TEMPLEEs,
lrYHEsE Ccrnmandvry. No.4. Meets 4th Non
dav OF each month. John Hsnt, Conn., n J.
A. AND A. SCOTTISH RITE.
Do Front Street.
Il ERsfrs Lodge OF PeIscction, 18th; No. /.
STATED Communications u "Wednesday might
gf each month. Henry p. NoOdaru, I'D, e..
80. Charles =. Carroll. 18th, Sec.
ErrHRAs Lsodce or Perfection, l4th.s NO.
Meets s.h wednesday cf each month, George
MsIiersh, sd, g.. NJ: A. 4. Fraukland, I'D,
C8sTpurA Council 0fPrjnces OF Jerusalem, 18Th;
No. 4. Bsul. X. Pulen, d-d-, Iarsh,'. -
-. Sec.
CALvAHY CHAPrzH OF Rose CroiZ, 18Th, No. /
Charles ~. adams IA, IL. We Il. Il. TOM
linr0u, S2t, Sec. - ...-....
5F5rI.EpPE DUPI.EssEIs Council Of R-h, S)th-,
Su. J. Henry p. WOOdard, I'D, Comm.
william Y. Ciroie. I'D, Rec q.
AInslie. SD, Comm. in Chief; Dodge c.
Trader S3d. tLsg,'.
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TIE first insertion.
~ Eight llnes OF solid nonpareil constitute
s square
nzs- All advertisements in the Special NOTICE
soulnn viii be charged . cents per line.
HE- MarriRge snd death notices publisiaed ga
other advertisements.
So An advertisements for the APPEAL must
b bs handed in 90 the Clerk desk.
r8- 1S-ansiszs 1dueTtigsHlstts must Be paid for
& n 1fudacs
~ Advertisements for the Weekly paper
VIII be charged at same rates, per week or
month. ss IN ths Daily, unless by special
contract.
- Our friends are REQ uestsd % usetheir best
sfrarts 10 send ms subscribers, and an mp our
lists. and also TO forward any items OF news
that may be OF sufficient leeal Importance 10
warrant their publication.
TERMS OF WEEKLY.
Asan inducement to get up clubs, we have
adopted the following scale Of prices, which are
as low 80 our current ohioe expenses wili admit
Of:
One sig2 gqgy =, q9s 3S " yoS5 more each sS sS
Far1riablg iH advance.
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MASONIC COLLEGE.
Macon. Fayeite Oouniy, Tenn,

CTTUATED thirty miles from Memphis, seven
y miles north Of Lafay ette DspOL, M-E C. r. h.
FACULTY:
q. ". JoBEsToN. A. B.. President and Professor
Of Ancient Languages;
OTWAY B. 1OUSG, Alb, Professor OF Mathe-
Tnatics;
COLIN MCkISEEY, An, Professor Of Mental
and Moral Science and English literature.
This Institution wss rsopsned October, I5s5,
and has reached a state Of permanent EN-
cheney. Next Annual session wii be Opes ed
July Is. 1851, and VIII consist Of Two erTns-lJ
weeks each.
CHARGES English and Mathematics, sl1.
IS and so per Term Eacn Language S. extra
per Term. COutlb gent fee 81 50 per Term.
Excellent board, Incl udirg room, fuel, wash
ing and light, SIS per month.
All Necessary appuratus viii be suppiAeG.
convey ance from Lafayette station 70 Ma-
cor, wednesday and saturdays
We. the Trustees, have determined 10 make
this INST class Academic Insiitutiog.
lst- The scholarship, experience and success
OF our faculty.
ID. The sleveted tone OF our com nnunify.
3D. The heaithful localtf v. removed from tho
cOrrupting fuffueuce and vires OF city ife.
4th. Favorable prices WiI enable us- 10
achieve this success.
President Board --.-... Ur q. a.. HUNTFR.
Secretary an W. AIAkNANEEE.
aul4
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asst week two children were smoth

Last week two children were smoth-
cred to death, in the arms of their
mothers at Van Amburg's show, in
Fairfield, Iowa, -....l
There were eighty-siX interments at
New Orleans for the tWenty.four hours
ending yesterday morning, of which
sixty-seven died Of yellow fever.
In France there has been invented,
for the use Of firemen, an ingenious form
ef fireproof dress. The clothes are
woolen, but the waist-belt is so made as
to be easily placed in connection with
the fire-engine, and being provided with
a. stop. cock, the wearer can instantly sat
urate himself with water.
The world contains at the present
time 1000 900 Jews.
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MISS URL
MEDICAL COLLEGE,
- st. LOuis, NO.
SESSION OF 1867-68.

FaeEAty
JOS. N MCDOWELL. ND, Professor OF Sur
gerry and Surgical Anatomy.
JOHr s. MOORE, Nib. Professor Of Theory
and Practice OF Medicine.
W. II. MCPHEETERS, MD, Professor OF Ma
terra Mediea and Therapeutics.
]. II. WATTERS. MD Professor OF Physiology,
Pathology ana Clinical Medicine.
CHARLES o. CURTMAN, ND, Professor Of
Chemistry and Pharmacy
& +. SHUA UAAkD, ND, Professor of Obstetrics
and Diseases OF Women and Children.
URAKE MCDOWELL, Md, Professor OF Gen
eral and Descriptive Anatomy.
LANES q. NIDELET, MD, DemonstfatOr OF
Anatomy.
The Lectures Of the session OF 1S67-s viii be-
gin on the hrst OF october, and close on the trst
OF March.
Fees Ior the Lectures {each Professor .-si05
Matriculation Fee paid only oncel.....-....--. 5
Demonstrators 10
Gradua pon fee-----.. ..--.--.---------. y
Student on arriving in the city, Will call al
the College or at the office OF the Dean, south
y5est corner Of FffJn and Market streets.
JOS. n. MCDOWELL, MD Dean.
orrTT damIm
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r.nrs PIE sEss1or OF rvrsrr wrrEs
NOTFINGHAM ACADEMY.
VHE net (eighth) session OF this school viii
i open on the
First Monday In SeniemheP Next,


and close about the last OF June. 1861 The
Principal will be assisted by a graduate Of
the University Of Virginia. kOr further infOr-
maLion, as TO terms, etc, address the Princi pal,
SOmervile, Tenn. The Prncipal would refer
to the gentlemen whose named are appended
below,
N. R.-Thsse whose names are marked by
asterisk, are, or have been, patrons % the
school D. NJ QUARLES. .
PRINCIPAL,
e8fr + NJ Apperson, Memph's aMr Z FTier
son, Columbia Tenn cdr J r Baskerville, Fay
ette county FCOl X M0s1y, Fayette county;
aCol sam Tate, Memphis Mr. W p Proudnt,
Memphis: Mr. Thns II Allen, Memphis Mr.
Jas SmiseT Columbia Tenn; SMr Il y GuiOn,
Memphis; Mr. l. II Stewart Memnhis; eMr
L Puihan1 Someryiue; Prof y Pettus, Ma
c1n, Tenn sHon J Jones, Helena, Ark;
oThss Shapard, rsq. Upton county; aCOl A 7
Lacey. Memphis; PMr : II HOrnOr, Helena,
Ark: eGen Joseph Williams, Memphis; eCOl II
L Bell. Pine biuh, Ark; Rev W q johnson
Edit4,r Christian Advocate Memphis; @Gen B
W Williamson, Memphis; Mr. W Z Miller,
Memphis; Mr. Law ) Marye, Memphis; Capt r
Q Williamson, Memphis; Mr. w II Martin,
Port Gibson, Ms; Chancellor j " HAIRS,
SOmerville; Judge Humphreys. Somer-
vile; Rev r II Riv ers, Somervile; mir
L NJ Scott, SomeIytlle; Prof y ID Boyd, Somer-
Vile; Faculty University 0f Virginia; Prof +
Jeynes, Washington College; zen r II
Smith, Virginia Military Institute.
July p 1857. RuQ ~
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HIGH SCHOOL.

THE undersigned viii open a school for pu-
1 pills, OF both sexes. IN the Courthouse, at
First Monday I'm September.
Instruction will be given in all the branches OF
a thorough Euglish, Classical and Mathemat-
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STATE FEMALE COLLEGE
MEMPHIS, TENN.

r,,tfF FslI session OF this Institution viii COM
n1enee on the THIRD MONDAY THE l6thl
of September next - - - .
a SFFGRE THE WAR Board so per
month. Able and experienced teachers in all
the departments ocation famed FOR its
bsaltb and beauty; acconnn1 1Ods lions SUPERIOR
a sfrirtFv first-clasS boarding scnool. Parents
nj Guardians are invited 10 visit and see for
themselves. For further Information or for
CaI1t9f a.,5,t ~, .Is7' c. COLLINS. PresIdent.
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WASHINGTON UNIVERSITY.
mEDIGAL DEPARTMENT,
Baltimore, Mc1'yIaHd.
FACILITY.


Rev THOMAS Z BOND, ND, President.
x @ NJ ROBERTs, MD Emeritus Professor o 2
Obstetrics sDd Diseaaes OF women and
Children
A ] FoARD, NJ D, Professor OF Descriptive and
I p IoSas. II. D. Professor OF the Principles
and Practice OF Medtclne.
HARVEY u BYRD, ND, Professor OF OBS fetfics.
MAKTIE P SCoTT, Nd Professor OF the Dis
cases Of Women and Children.
EDWARD WARRES, MD. Professor OF the Prtn-
ciples and Practice Of Surgery.
IoHN r nioNMONIER, ND, Professor Of Physi-
olngy and General Pathology.
J j MOoRALAE. Md. Professor OF Medical Ju-
risprudence and Hygiene
IrgFpFE 4, g1LAaETT, Nd, Professor OF Maierin
Medica and Therapeutic
CIARFNCE MoREIF MD, Professor Of Medical
1o1S n IoNMoNIER, MD, Demonstrator OF
T1s'9lS, H5s 1I2t SESSION Of this Institutisn win
commence on she
First Day Of October Next,
And continue i've months.
T,e sfuds1t rom each Congressional Dis
frict of the late Slaveholding States viii be aC-
r,7ift. to il the privilege OF the University
IA RS for each session OF attendance, wounded
and disabled soldiers having precedence IN this
regard over All other applicants.
Daily Clinics will be held Il the college build
inc al which students Will receive the most
thorough practical instruction.
Mats rial Tor DisSscting Rooms will be sup
Piled in abundance, and every facility Afforded
studentsf T anatomical studies
FnES - kIatriculaEion, s.; Dissecting, $40
Professors, SEQ; GrsduatlOn, SD Beneh-
Foi further information, apply 70, or address,
Al. FOARD, MD, DEAN,
No. A Liberty street, northeast corner Of Lex
ington, or BarnEm's Hotel
AMI iW M 2taW t8el5
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$4,000 -REWARD!
NJ s0l Frout ST., Memphis, Tenn.

,~,ONsIGNMENTs Of Cottou for sale or ship
I ment. Beeeivlnx and Forwarding MsT-
e6andise solicited, Orders accompanying com
sisnnlenfs carefully and promptly executed.
BsFsinE. Roge and Supplies furnished at low
- llet rates Cotton IN store and by river
insured .u less o otherWise ordered. au6d2mW6m
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Classical and Mathematical
8 SCHOOL FOR BOYS,
In AIOeBsarte County, Va.
sECoND sEssIoN 60.


VlHIs school Is located one and s-haIf miles
nom Green GOOD Depot on the Virzinia
Central IA lrOad and nfteen miles west of
Charlottesville and the University o. Virginia
rison, Kew WIn- DinWiddie and Prof Edward 3.
Smith formerly ohducted echaois a rms ptacs.
Previously it was popular summer resort
oonducted BY John S. Cooke. EEq. Beilg stu
zted in one OF the most beautiffl portIaus o.
AIbemaris county. In the milfst of q refined
and tDtelilgeote teonmanity' remote from places
OF dissipation. and convenient 70 t'lIuFches ana
Sabbath schools OF the leadfna denotnlna-
tions, Is POSSESSES rare advantages for Boys
The curse Of study Is designed % hethorcugi4
and comprehensive 10 Ancient and Modern
Languages, Mathematics and the Eugl-sa
Branches. snd also TO embrace the e leIleuts Or
Natural and Moral Ecleuces and Hts10~r.
The Principal Was educated at the UnlversltV
Of Virginia, and has lad an experience of
nearly ten years in teach9ng ln schools or hlgl
grade IN this State. including Dr. Grssner HEr-
risOn's school, bloomfield Academy. L.ygen-
burg Female Seminary, and Hon. B. 81. u.
Hunters private school
The Associate Principal was also educated 20
the University OF Virginia. and has had an IL
perienee OF eight years In teaching ia ne
in Sherman, Texas,
BY Professors Of The University of Virginia,
is respectfully submitted;
UNIVERSITY OF VIRGINIA, April 2. ls57.
In view % our personal acquaintance with
hessrs- II. n. y. and A. J. Wood, We DO uot
hesitate cordially 70 recommend tlsslr school
% the eonndenoe aud patronass oi ne uuolic.
5. AzupIn5 NJ Schele De We're,
Vim. II. McGuhev, J. s. DAVIS,
Francis d SmILh, j. B. Minor.
J. L Oabeii- B. l. Dlderlseve,
q. ). Nenable, Wm. l.. Peters.
T + r NJ 8:
For board and tuition, including fual. wash
Ia md Lights fOr the session o. zen nnentla,
two hundred and seventy-fvs $50 dollars Iu
currency. Payments One-nalf IN advance, bal
snce on the lat Of February.
The SESSIONS commence On the lst 90 SeptPm-
Der and close on the 27th of jane. Pupils ygill
be received a. any tiuas daring the session.
with a pro rata deduction in charges BOYS
from a distance WIZ be allowed % remain our
ing vacation IS Doardsrs in the family OF HE
Principal ..-.--.
Arrangements are made for conveyauee frona
the Depot (GreenwoOdl to the school fnmedi-
ately upon arrival.
Hs- Only two boys in a room.
P. . -Greeuvood Depot. Albenarie county.
Vf-ufnfe
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Family School for Young Ladies.
uo,rN4E RRAE. BALTIMORE co. ND.

prircfpals-Nr and Mrs. CHAS. H McBLAIR.
Head ID seholastic Department-Miss Dun
ESelish Literature and Belles-Detters-Mr.
vo5s3n aS911 u ALlasSnguages-ProL LEONCE RABII-
veal and instrumental Mnsic-ProL E. THOR
DIavSing and Painting-ProE D. A. WOOD
rsbs- Tnstftution wiz be opened on MONDAY,
s.,fs-oher 18Th. The first session Of the Scho-
1asffc wear closes January 8isL The second
SpoSSTE BRAE is Situated on an elevated
Ridge on the OLD treoe5lex roae, Iniles rem
- aco.ass to the CatcnsVile Passenger Rail
5TsE thai communicates win lne city
The humber Of pupils VIII be limited 20
CiTeulars giving further particulars may be
sonnd Al T. = " ale. ) 3 1on's Charles street,
80 F'utx 4 Hsshis FoQkstore, C1arles street.
tlo~ s11niseiou Apply 70 Mr. Q. Il. McBlafr.
throagh the Raltimors r y, aox iSaA au4 b.
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COLUMBIA FEMALE INSTITUTE.
This Institution win be reopened on the
second Monday in September Next
Under the direction or the
REV. GEORGE BECKETT.

LIVERY efnrt will be made 70 afford the high
II est advantages Tor Female Edueulion. The
course Of study Is both thorough and svsts-
matic, com bined with home care and teaching
Professors or acknoW ged ability have been
provided for the various departments
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KRMPHIS AND OHIO RAILROAD.
CHANGE OF SCHEDULE.
iouisville and NashviIle Rxpress

TIRAINS will leave the Depot ofthis Company,
/ at head Of Main street, until further notice,
as IOIlOWs.
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Architect and Engineer.

rpHE undersigned would respectfully inform
4 his friends and the public that he is pre-
pared 70 devote his whole attention 20 Design
ing ans and experimenting Buildings, with
as inuch energy and attention 70 bis patrons
Interest as he did for the Guys Interest while
CITY kngineer.
OFFICE-Stllmau Block, Second and Madi-
son streets. Charges reasonable.
j. II. MCCLURE,
Archileet and EnRiueeT.
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HOTELS.
lockout MOUNTAIN HOUSE,.
Near Chattanooga, Tenn.

rVTHEREls no more pleasant spot Tor SUM
i pler residence than the summit Of Lookout
Mountain. Ths scenery Us most beSutlful hnd
affords great delight 20 tlel9Ters nf nature
L.aaking 10 The Nuun all East, froln the
NorcsrATv H0UsE, a viirleI landscs pc is seen.
10 Ihe left flows The placid tennessee, winding
ia and ont among the hNls, Gll tar away "a we
Iisfance rs waters seem 20 blend with the
clouds. Wooded hills and uch valleys, with
gravIng deIds Of corn and grain, extend a ar
~ the eve can reach in The horizon where the
taut outlines 0f the Great smoky Mountains
are teeu Traced upon the sky.
q has al The telegraph and mail Iacihuesi
being but an hours rde from Chattanooga
and Is a FIr-t Class HCtel.
Here ln the psaoefui days before the war, the
beauty and intelligence OF the > uth came
every Summer 20 breathe lhe pure mountain
alr ana 10 viii soon again be the fzTeritE sum
ruer resort Of All who, tired OF the uust and
Haaf of crowded cities, desire relax ton OF
mind and iuviEoIa rISn- OF body, amid the finest
-eeners- in ttIe country.
au- COOPER e. JAMES, PropTletOrs.
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/. r ain " heId out LIE glass tranquilly.

n, The eLlrTyonnes and the JutyeGVx are Ike
fte ,,1,grciS The chaIOns and the g0Jpres boats
in u,e ou the Loire. 1he size Of the bark and
sone details OF equipment distlngniah thenn
r,1,e fron the other The ftftreas is generally OF
smaller dlmensions than the chdrTy2He'
n Nets IN use among the nsheTmen OF the
loire the size Of the nieshes y liked by law
10 prevent fishing the smallest nsh, and
tbefeby thinning them.
tQ The lord Of Chaionnes having neglected
sieged 6y the English, was condemned 20 carry
sssh wear. 70 the wife OF the latter, a distaif
on dlEen cushion, in wagon drawn by four
oxen.
no BE CONTINUEDl
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MAGUIRk'S BRNNE PLANT.

FTHIS Extraordinary Medicine, the fame OF
i which j. spread broadcast thFuughout itl6
country, Is undoubtedly superior 70 any remedy
ever offered rD the public Tor the complaints Tor
which 10 ls lngeIlded. We have IN our pusses-
sion testimonials furnished Voluntarily by Col
Long late chief Typographical Engineer Bu-
reau Al Washington, Gen. Fttz Henry Warren,
Gen. fieasautun, and Others Of the army
Father =, j. De 7met, the celebrated Indian
Missionary, also Officers OF the Navy, surgeons,
Hospital Stewards, Commanders of nearly
every steamer plying on the Mississippi and
tributary i've r., Western Sanitary anu Chris
uan CounmisslO a rny Cha plains. and others
too numerous % rneutiOn. Likewise highest
encOniums OF the Press most OF which are pub
lished in our almanac (Which We shall send to
any ode Iequestirg 3 iU pTsIsIuE It's vBIusb me d.
icinal QusIIEGs in The highest Terms. No other
medicine hss such recommendations.
J. q O.. MAGUIRE
Sole PrOpretOFE, St. Louis
SOLD by Druggists and Medicine Dealers every
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shortest and Quickest Route TO Nashville

Leaves every day at 4 pm, making close con-
nectiOu at Louisville with fast Express trains
on JetersOnvills Railroad tOr all Eastern cities,
aud with United states Mail steamers for Cin-
cinnati and ali cities North and East, and is the
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RAILROADS.
Memphis s Little Rock 3. Il

ON AND AFTER TUESDAY, JULY lS, 1857,
I J trains will leave HOPEFIELD at z AIN ar
rfving at Ten Mile Bayou at Sis am. Return
InE-I.eave Ten Mile Bayou at $50 p M, and
arrive at HOpefield at 6:4i pIn.
On TUESDAYS and SATURDAYS a train
will leave Ten Mile Bayou at a.S0 am, arriving
at HOpedeld at g:45 ain. Heturniug--l5eaVe
HopeheId at pm, and arrive 81 Ten Mile
bayou at sis pm.
The Bound Trip From MemPhis, 81 80.
The FsrrvbOst NEVADA will make close
connection with all trains
j. l.. MEiGS,
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TIN EYKE

- Furniture aud Mattresses. AZ Monroe
sIreeL All. descriptions OF "a actresses ana Bed
ding made 10 otder. Parucnlar attention raid
to steam boat Work. Old Mattresses renovated.
An kinds OF Upholstering done by competent
and eE perIenced W0rkInen. nnl6 I'm
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somerville Institute.

A SCHOOL for Young Ladies, Offering every
n educational facility and pleasant and de-
iightfui home for It's inmates,
viii be Open On September I'd.
undar the continued direction Dr.. r II.
RTyf.HS assisted By a c0rFs OF able sad expe-
For mi Information address the President,
q sio,1srVtIle. s,,S Tenn July IS, 1861. jyl96w