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l., The C,frcuit Court Of Shelby county,, Tenn
a. IouIsa Gross vs.. Peter Gross.
~ tl,is cause Il appearing ffoD affidavlt on
| -eie fhsf defendant is a non resident or thl
STATE OF Tennessee; IL Is therefore ordered tha
bo,1ss in the clty Of Hemphis, aHd plead, an
s-,s-sr or demur 10 mpiainanrs bin, on OF be
fore the third Monday in January Isos, or IN
besripg ex pate; and that copy Of this O-de
- ~ ,r'niished once a week for four succes giy
sffesf. a. ID. L. ErEWART. Clerk
Hsilum a Washington, sols. tor eOmplt.
sept' a 1857. ses ids
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COLUMBIA FEMALE INSTITUTE.
This Institution viii be reoPened on the
Second Monday In september Next,
Under the direction Of the
REV. GEORGE BECKETT.

livery edurt will be made 20 aGord the high
II est advantages for Female EuucatlOu. The
course OF study is both thorough and syste-
matte, combined with home care and teaching.
Professors or acknowledged ability have been
provided for the various departments.
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FACULTY:

Rt. Rev. G. 7. QUINTA2D, ID, Visitor.
Rev. GEORGE BECKETT, Principal.
Mrs. LEONIDAS POLK. p . u-..-.,.--,..
Mrs f 4. BECKETT, VICE K '4lo i''i7-
Rev. DAVID PISE, DID, Belle Lettres.
Rev. JAMES y. TEMPLE, Mathematics.
Mons. a. ESTENE r, Musical Director.
Miss SUSAN POLK, English.
Miss - SHEEGOG. English.
Madame L. EsTENE, Vocal Music.
EB- For Circulars and all business transac
tions address Rev.J. N. TEMPLE,
Columbia, Tenn.
sWldow OF the late Bishop Polk au2 In
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InsnIrent,s Notice.

HAVING suggested the insolvency OF the
estate Of A. X. Marr, deceased, notice is
6ereby given TO all parties having claims
against said estate 70 fle them, duly authenti-
Gated. with the Clerk Of the County Court of
Hagwood county, Tennessee, on or before the
sfh dav OF March, 1855 or they will be forever
barred W. T. BYARS, Administrator.
TT. q u. H. Freeman, Attorneys.
sel0 law4w
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Second Monday in September. 1867
Classical and Mathematical
SCHOOL FOR BOYS,
Ia AlbeRlGs-Es County, Ia.
SECOND SESSION 1ssz-s.


THIS School Is located one and s-half mites
I nom Greenwood Depot on the Virginia
Ceutral Ra irOad and hT cen miles west o.
Charlottesville and the University oil Virginia.
rison, Rev. " N. DinwiCiCil e,snd Prof Edward g.
smith formerly cOuduetsd schools az t1ls place.
Previously u was n popular sumller resort,
conducted BY John 5. Cocke, IN. Being situ-
ated In one of She most beauHfuI portions of
Alb@marls county. in the MID q o. q. rsanef
and iu ligent community. remote frl1l places
OF dissl patton. and convenient % thurCta = lst
sabbath schools q the leading deuomlua-
tons, z Possesses rsrs advantages Tor @ Boss
School.
! The c. .urse OF study IS designed t5lle borough
and comprehensive In Ancient aud Modem
Languages, Mathematics and tls EugiIsh
Branches, and also 20 embrace the elements o.
Natural and Moral sciences aud II is-urv
The Principal was educat ed az the q O. frerslfr
Of Virginia. and has had an experience %
nearly ten yesrs in teaching il schools lf hlEll
grade In this State iucludf1z Dr. t5-sr-.-r If~-
risons school, BlooEnneld .Aeetemy. L7BcH-
Hunters private school
| The Associate Principal was also erucztaf az
[ the University OF virginia aud has hsi aa 5E
| Southern Stases-formeriy n I'd sew0rth Fe-
/ male Seminary. North Carolina more recently
l IN sherman Texas,
| The following Recommendation or our school
/ BY Professors Of the University OF NiTgstnlai,
! Is respe ctIully submitted;
/ USIvEEsIrX OF NIRGrNIA a url :, ls5T.
| In view Of our personal acqusil lance with
l Eessrs- Il. n = and 4. j. " 0od we DO nos
] ut.LlatG eitAlAAA4I 20 Idlllallll
/ % the confidence and patrouZLe OF tuC Uull-s.
| : MEUpiu, NJ Scheie Ie We're,
| VIM. II. McGudsy, j. 5 DAVIS,
| Francis h Smith, j. b. Minor.
/ j. L Gabeu, B. L. DilGer.IeeVe,
/ Q, =. Nelable, WIN. T. Peters.
| 7 T. r NJ 3:
/ For board and tuition. including N-a7. vva-f-
ing and lights for the session OF T. months
| two hundred and seveniy-hvg fGZ-5i dollars .u
| currency. Payments oue-hllf In advance. ball
| ance on the Ist Of February.
/ The sessions commence 60 the lst OF Septeu1-
1 Der snd close on the 9th Of Jane. Pupils vlil
I be received az any Tins during the session.
l with pro rata deduction IN charge. BOZ
/ from distance viii be allowed % remain cur
/ lug vacation - 0osafGers in The family OF tLe
| Principal
| Arrangements are made for conveyance l-crn
/ the Depot lGreenwoOdl 70 The school iInaIeGi-
ately upon arrival.
60 Only two boys IN a room
| P. q Greenwood Depot. AIbemarIe cOuu 81,
Virginia. les n
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Law School
Law School
or The
UNIVERSITY OF MISSISSIPPI
AT OXFORD.
FACULTY:
JOHN n. wADDEL, DID. Chancellor
L o c. LAMAR, Professor.

THE course OF study Is plsted In two
terms cf nine months each
The method Of ins.ruciion IS that or oval eE-
arninations daily, upon the text, accom- rar t-E
by such explanations and lectsres IS S5ass ls--
isiatiOn and local adiudications have made
necessary.
Moot Courts viii be held weekly, in which
the practice VIII conform in every essential r--
spect 10 the rules, modes o. pros sgure -l-c -r-
gumsntatiOn edOpted In the following IguEt5 g
J. District Court OF the United states.
9 Circuit Court 0f the United state--
3 supreme Court Of the United States.
4. Circuit Com OF Mississippi.
s. Chancery Court Of Mississippi.
s. Probate Court.
:. High Court of Errcrs and Appea 3.
The Low Library numbers mol less Than enc
thousand volumes
The Law students have the PRIVILEGE OF ef-
tending, FREE OF CHARGE. the Lectures sfd
ReeitaLiOns in any or The departments "a
Science snd Literature in The University.
The sessions Of the Federal Gourt ana Uf the
Hight Court Of Errors and Appeal, held 81 OK
liar advantages.
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EDUCATIONAL.
MISSO URIJ
MEDICAL COLLEGE,
st. Louis, BIO.
SES SION OF IS67-6S.

Faculty;
JOS. n. MCDOWELL, ND, Professor Of Sur-
gerry and Surgical Anatomy.
jobs s. MOORE, N. D., Professor OF Theory
and Practice of Medicine.
W. NJ McPHEETERis NJ d, Professor OF Ma
tsIia Medica and Therapeutics.
]. II. WATERS. MD Professor OF Ply sislOgy,
Pathology ana Clinical Medicine II
CHARLES q. CURTMAN, ND, Professor OF
Chemistry and Pharmacy.
B. F.SHUMARD, 81 D., Professor Of Obstetrics
and Diseases OF Women and Children.
DRAKE MCDO WELL, NJ. D., Professor Of Gen
eral and Descriptive Anatomy.
JAMES &. NIDELET, Md, Demonstration Of
Anatomy.
The Lectures OF the session Of 1878 Will be-
gin on the hrst OF October, and close on the iEsi
OF March.
Fees ior the Lectures each Professor SIS sl0d
Matrtculaticn Fee paid only onee).--...-.......
Demonstf ator's Ticket....--..-.......-.-.-.. 10
Graduation Fee......-.......... - a
Student, on arriving 10 the cry, will call az
the College, or at the Office Of the Dean, south
west corner OF Fifth and Market strests.
au1T daWIm
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TEXT BOOKS:



Blaekstone's Commentaries, Eenfs Coumeu
taries, Story on Agency. Story On Bailmal1r.
story on Partnership, EylCs on Bills, saith On
Contracts, stephen on Pleading
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Dissolution.

rr,TzE eopartnershfp heretofore existing under
the sfvie OF ROBESON, MITCHELL s co.
q dissolved BY the withdrawal OF r. B. Mitch
an The business viii be consinued by ROB
q Il psr:fts indebted TO the late iirm OF ROB-
ESON MITCHELL q co. ar8 requested 10
rT,aka Immediate settlement Elmer Of the
nndersiqued viii sign in hquiaatton,
ID. s. EOBESON,
J. ". SNEED,
so Main Street
aaro
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SPECIAL NOTICE.

DY advice OF friends have concluded TO add
ID 70 my division Of classes a Preparatory De
partmeut al SIX Dollars per month. also take
this occasion to remark N order to correct erro-
neOus impression IN res gard 70 my prices, that
the Academic DEPARTMENT OF my school takes
usually taugh in female schools with . CORES
ponding advancement IN other branches O
Education, the Cole giate department beius
designed to offer 70 pu pills an opportunity 10 3
higher and more thorough degree OF Scholar.
ship, LETIIIA MAY
August q, 1857. auT
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LAGRANGE PENAIF COLLEGE.

WILL open the second day or September,
w and continue ten months Miss Nora
bradiord. Of Memphis, and Miss Annie PEBBLES,
OF Richmond have charge OF the dusie De-
partm ent J. D. MEREDITH.
am GIrnvuff
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Session Opens HOnday, september IND
Female Collegiate Institute
Jackson, Tenn.
REY.A.W. JONES, An, PRESIDENT.

FENHE Institution for Young Ladies OF OuI
Il country. send your daughters, and lull
satisfaction, IN all respects shall be given
Next Session Begins Aug. 2S, '67.
For particulars address, the President lvl0 6R
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WASHINGTON COLLEGE,
LEXINGTON, VIRGINIA.
General r. E. LEE, President,

Aided by q corps OF Twenty Instructors,
including a Professor OF Law.
rIIHE next session will begin on third Thurs
i day in September, and end on third Thurs
day in June.
Lexington may be reached by stage from
Staunton or Goshen on the Virginia Central
Rail- cad from Lynchbnrg by Canal or by
stage from BOnsacE's on the Virginia and Ten
neSsee Railroad.
For further particulars apply to Clerk Of the
Faculty for Catalogue.
June 25, 1897. iy3 dGWtf
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HOTELS.
LOOKOUT MOUNTAIN HOUSE,
Near Chattanooga, Tenn.

FrrHEEFFs no more pleasant spot for a Sum
| ruEr residence than the summit OF Lookout
Mounraiu. The scenery is most beautiful and
affords great delight to the lovers Of nature.
Looking TO the North and East, from the
N0TSTAIN HOUSE. g varied landscape Is seen.
To the left flows the placid Tennessee, winding
IN and out among the hills, TIL lar away IN the
distance It's waters seem 70 blend With the
clouds. Wooded mills and rich valleys, with
waving delds OF corn and grain, extend as lar
As the eve can reach in the horizon, where sue
fsiuf outlines OF the Great smoky Mountains
are seeu traced upon the sky.
It has all tire telegraph and mah facilities,
being but au hours ride from Chattanooga
and Is a Fir-t Class Hotel
Here i'm the peaceful days before the war the
beauty and Intelligence or the = utn came
tsverv summer 10 breathe The pure mountain
air ana it VIII soon aEalu be the fzvorltc sum
mer resort of all vino, tired of the uust and
heat of crowded cities desire relax IlOu OF
mind and iuyIEOratlou % body, amid the nnest
scenery in the country.
au7 COOPER & j Allf1o, f-roplleloEh-
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NOTTINGHAM ACADEMY.
THE neAt eighth session Of this school VIII
i open on the ...
First Monday I'm September Next,

FlEHh MuaUGJ III DDpiCfEBCI NGAig
and close about the last OF June, EGS. The
Principal viii BE- assisted BY a graduate OF
the University of Virginia kor furthsr ipfOr-
maLiOn, as to terms, etc, address the Principal
SOmerviile, Tenn. The Pr neiEal would refer
10 the gentlemen whose named are appenaed
below.
N. R-Tn5se whose names are marked by
asteFizk, are, or have been, patrons OF the
school d. N. QUARLES,
PRINCIPAL.
sMr N AppeTsOn, MenpiIs Nr L frieT-
son, COlumbia, Tenn; oDr J T Baskerville, Fay
cite county rCOl J y MOsby, Fayette county (;
sUol sam Tate, Memphis Mr. " 7 ProudnI
Memphis: oMr Thos II A len, memphis; eMr
Jas SmiseF, Colum bia Tenni Ar h l. Guion,
Memphis; Mr. L II stewart Memphis 9Alr ,
L Puilian Somerville; Pr0I 4 Pettus, Ma
eln. Tenn ehon ] T JONES' Helena, Ark
sThss Shapard, 81, Upton county SCOl A 4
Iacey, Memphis; aMr II Hcrnor, Helena,
AK: sGen Joseph Williams, Memphis sCOl 81
j. Bell Pine Bun, Ark; Rev W Johnson
Fdit n Christian Advocate, Memphis; "Gen b
" Williamson. mphis; Mr. " Miller,
Meuphis: Mr. Law ; Marye, M emphis; Capt r
q Williamson, Memphis; sMF " II Martin,
Port Gibson, Miss; Chancellor W Harris,
SonerviIe Judge Humphreys, SOmer-
VILE. Rev r II Rivers, Somerville; eMr
l. M Scott, SOmeTvtile; Prof Z d Boyd, Somsr-
VIE Faculty University OF Virginia; Prof r,
: Jaynes, Washington College; Gen + II
smith, Virginia Military Institute.
Iufv y. isG7. au2 u
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MRS. DOYLE'S SELECT SCHOOL.
Fashionable Dancing Academy.

MADAME LET9E, OF New Orleans, would
WI most respectfully annOunce 20 the citizens
Of Memphis that she viii open her classes for
the above graceful accom- plishment on the
IHIED TUESDAY in September, at the Jef-
ferson Block. Second street, where sne trusts,
pupts who may BE- futrusted to her charge. 70
merit share Of the public patronage. Mad.
l., having taught IN most OF the principal
cities OF the south and Southwest hopes 10
meet here " "a the same unbOundsd success
which has hitherto marked her course OF In
struction elsewhere. Days and hnurs ofUuitiOn
for Children, Iuesdays and Saturdays from
half past O'Clock til dark FOR ladies', from
10 am. I'll l2i for Gentlemen, nom 5 TIL 70
en-, all the same day. References UreKcep-
uOnGblet for which, and other particulars
please see circulars which will be found ~ toe
pr1n tpal book and music stores Terms mod
erate Calistneulcs aud Laucing taught IN pri-
vate families and schools, II desired. SOirees
given twice month saulQ
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Leaves every day at 1 p.te-, making close con-
nectiou at Louisville with fast Express trains
on JenersOnville Railroad tor all Eastern cities,
and with United States Mail steamers for Gin
clnnau and all cities North and East, and is the
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At No. 10S Monroe street, between Third and
Fourth streets.
The.t ervices Of the following gentlemen are
engaget Prof Auguste Villeheuiin, French
and Spanish Prof George r. Merely Latin :
Prof Jacob HiIIar Music. auii q
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Architect and Engineer.

THE uudersi gned would respectfully Inform
/ his friends and the public that be is pre-
pared 70 devote his whole attention 20 Design
ing Pans and experimenting Buildings with
ss mucA energy ana attention to his patrons
Interest as be did FOR the City's interest while
City Engineer
OFFTCE-suIlinsn Block, Second aud Madi.
son streets Oharges reasonable.
J. II. MCCLURE,
Hrolflsrf and Eng ffts.ar-
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F. Glassick & Co.,
a card.

VTE viii 81 once rebuild our warehouse, and
w vii have Z completed blythe 18th OF Sep
tenber. but by the Grst day OF that month we
viii be ready 10 receive goods on store
The sheds viii be divided into nre proof COM
parfmeul. 10y brick walls, aud covered with tin.
Those wLO have paJIOulzod as for the last two
SEASONS and tlOs- Wh8 may have proposed 70
do 30 the approaching one, may rest assured We
viii be ready for luem.
We design establishing q Cotton Compress In
connection with our warehouse upon an ad-
accent Iof. which viii be ready by the LIST OF Oc-
foher or sooner. The proximity ot our estaD-
Ushment % the river renders The handling Of
cotton 30 couyCuIe ut that we can transfer cot
Ton for shipment by river 1ree Of drayage. The
advantage Of the position is eQua. 70 one o ay-
ase on al cotton sent fOr com pressment from
other warehouse, while on All cotton IN ouI
warehouse for COmpEezsIueut there can be two
draYaat- saved, since it would be as easy for us
ID transfer Il from our shed 10 toe Compress az
20 urn ID out in Ihe ordinary way for transfer
by drays 81, ,.r,r.,...,. -,
Fzrgl j. r i
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MEMPHIS AND OHIO RAILROAD.
CHANGE OF SCHEDULE.
eENEsAL surERrNrENpEsr,s orgIcE,
louisville and Nashville Express

MEMFHIsi lhFN., uly . too4'
VyRAINS will leave the Depot Ofthis Company
1 at head OF Main street, until further notice,
as follows: ~ ----
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MEMPHIS COLLEGE.
formerly st. LAZARUS.

Rev. S. h. FORD, LID, President.
]. DUPREE, Professor OF Languages.
----, Professor Mathematics.
JACKSON P. CREWS, English Department..
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WASHINGTON UNIVERSITY,
MEDICAL DEPARTMEST,
Baltimore, MGryIaHd.

Rev THO MAS Y BOND, ND, Presi1 mt.
q & N kOBERTs. Md Emeritus Professor o Z
Obstetrics and Diseases OF Women aud
Children.
A j FoABD, II D, Professor OF Descriptive and
Up LoGAN, MD, Professor OF the Principles
and Practice OF Medicine
HARVEY l. BYRD, Id, Professor OF Obstetrics
MARTIN p SCOTT, ND Professor Of the Dis
eases OF Women and Ohlidreu.
EpWAKD " ARREN. I'D. Professor OF ths Prin-
cfples and Practice Of Surgery.
JOIN AoNNONIER, NJ. fro1ess9r o. Fhya-
Olcgy and General Pathology
] ] MOORNAN, MD, Professor Of Medical Ju-
risprudenee and yglene.
JCsFPH Z CLAG EFT, MD, Professor OF Materia
Medica ana Therapeutios
CIARENCE MoRFIT. MD, Professor or u sdicaI
t.hemfstry and Pharmacy.
JoaS n AoSNoNIER, Nd, DemOnstratOr OF
The nsxt session Of this institution VII
commences On the
First Day OF October Eexf,
And continue I'VE months.
One student from gaeh Congressional Dis
irict Of the late Slaveholding States viii be ad-
mftt to all the privilege OF the University
upon the payment OF THIRTX-FINE DOL
la RS for each session OF attendance, wounded
and disabled soldiers having precedence in this
regard over all other applicants.
Daily Clinics viii be hel1 IL. the college build
ing at which students viii receive the most
thorough practical instruction.
Material for Dissectinz Rooms VIII be SUP
piled In abundance, and every facility aaOrued
students 7 anatomical studies.
FEES -Matrieulation, s. ; Dissectings SO !.
Professors, SIG; Graduation, Sd; Beneh-
ciary, SO
70 further information, apply to, or address,
Al. FOARD, Id, DEAN,
No AZ Liberty street. northeast corner Of Lex
fngtOu. or Barnum's Hotel.
au7 lw AZ 2saw tsel5
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RALEIGH HIGH SCHOOL,

TERxs PER SESSION OF rwsSTT wEEKs:
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Memphis & Little Rock 3. R

ON AND AFTER TUESDAY, JULY Is, 1867
~ trains will leave HOPEFIELD at am ar.
Tiviug at Ten Nile Bayou at sis am, Return.
ins-Leave Ten Nile Bayou at $50 PM, and
arrive AZ HOpsfield at Gas pm.
on TUESDAYS and SATURDAYS a train
will leave Ten Mile Bayou at $50 am, arriving
at Hopefeld at gi5 am. Returning-Leayt
Hopedeld at 1 pun, and arrive At Ten Mile
Bayou at 5:l5 pm.
The Round Trip From Memphis, 81 80
The FerryhOat NEVADA will make olOs'
connection with all trains
]. L. MEIGS,
fyl8 Chief Engineer
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MARTIN EYKF

NJ ~ H IN u Y X 10.
CUCCESsOH 10 W. ii. Fullerton dealer in
= Furniture aud Mattresses. 44iI Monroe
street. All descriptions Of 81 Mattresses anu Bed
cling made 70 order. Particular attention paid
totstsam boat " ork. Old Mattresses renovated.
An kiuds OF UpholsterinE done by com petent
and eXperieuced workmeu. aulG I'm
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RAILROADS.
Election for Directors
OF The
Memphis and Charleston r. R. Co.

TVHE stockholders IN the Memphis and
| Charleston Railroad Company are notified
that the annual election Tor nine Directors Of
said Company will be beld at the Office OF the
Company in Memphis, Tenn, and Huntsville,
Ala on Wednesday, the llth day Of Septem-
ber, 1851.
Stockholders VIII be passed free for one day
before and until one day after said election,
upou(teNhibiting their certificates OF stock TO
lie Conductor. GEO. ROBERTSON,
augl ID Secty aud Treas'r.
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| q
Louilvine. Lnne p. D
MA6UIRgS BEY8E PLANT.

UrHTS ELtraord mary Medicine, the fame Of
/ which Is spread DrossiCgst throughout the
country. IS undOu Btedl 50 perioT 20 any remedy
ever offered 20 the public 11r the complaints for
VIII ch 10 is intended, We nave IN our posses
sion testimonials furnished voluntarily ny Col
Long. lste chef typographical EnElueer Bu-
reau a. Washington, Gen tIJE Henry warren
Gen. Bieasauton, and Others Of the army
Father p. o. DE Smet. the celebrated Indian
Missionary, also OGlccfs OF the NHyy surgeons,
Hospital stewards, Commanders Or nearly
every steamer plying on the Mississippi and
tFibu iary riv rs, Wes eru Sauitary anu Chris
tian Commissions, ARMY Chsplaius, and Others
TOO numerous % mention. Likewise highest
encon iumE OF the Press. most OF which are pub
lEhed in our almanac. (which we shall send to
an one IequcsitT git praising It's valuable med
icinEl QualIlies in the highest terms. No other
medicine has such recommendations
j. q g.. MAGUIRE,
Sole Proprietors, st. Louis.
Sold by Druggists and Medicine Dealers every
fEsk-dt11V n
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VNHE we'll established reputation OF these
Companies for prompt and honorable deal
ing. and their large Cash Assets, commend
them to the favor 0f Business Men Snd Prop
erty Holders who desire reliable insurance, for
either fire or Marine. We represent no com
paniss but those duly authorised BY state and
local laws. All losses adjusted ana paid al this
Lindsey & Vredenburg,
General Insurance Agents, No. IL Madison
street fup stairsl. Memphis Tenn apps
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COLLEGE Of THE CHRISTIAN BROTHER
Select school.

MRS LETITIA NAY viii open a Select
vi School fer Young Ladies on MONDAY,
September ?. 1861, in the basement OF the
Christian Church, on the corner OF Linden and
Mulberry streets.
The French Department OF this school WIN
be under the care Of Major LAMBERT MAY, 7,
lste nf the Confederate Amy, assisted by his
daughter, Miss S. X. MAY, who has been two
years IN France. French will be spoken exclu-
sivslF in this depGrJn ent. A liberal patronage
Ou the part OF the public is respectively so
Hcited.
The services OF the following gentlemen nave
been secured Music, PrOis. seyfert snd Witz-
man German, Prof Nitzman; Ancient Lam
gUages, Prof. McFeely. JyZ4 tOcl
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EKBREW ANB NAsONIC OLLENDLR.
MASONIODIRECTORY.

M ASON ~ III lL4J Oh 4 .
1867. ...
LODGES.
ArgcEroVA. No. l6s. Meets lst Monday in
every month, al Odd-FellowS' Hall. cor. Court
snd Main. d. B. Forster 80 Front street.
". NJ; John Besnish Sec'y.
soUrH NFsPIIIs, No. llS. Meets ID Friday OF
each ulorth-HRii cor. Madison and Second,
j. Il. Eellsrs. ". NJ; Benz. X. Pulen, Sec.
Irrr,A SCoTr, No. 2Sa. Meets lst Friday OF each
unOuth-H8ll, cor. Madison and Second. JOhn
Ainslie, "; NJ; h. P; M0odwgard sec. "A,
1uonfh-Odd-Fellow Hall. p. NJ. Stanley,
W N: ". II. Butts, Sec
OF each mOufh-3H Front street. John J.
Worsham, SD, ". II 4; b. h Puueni I'D, Sec
ROYAL ARCH.
PENN Chapter, No l. Meets % Monday OF earh
-Odd-FeIlows' Hall Johu Hent, NJ. (.
Fl. P; B, NJ. Levy. Sec'y.
Z. AND 5. N.
E,rRryya Council. No. 6. Meets Sd Monday OF
eash rnonth-Jldd Fellows Hall. John Zent,
Tn. H.; n. J. Wiggiu, Rec.
TKMPLARs.
l'TRExE CanmBndery, No. f. Meets 9Th Mon
day Of each month. John Lent, Conn., n J.
MlEElur lee.
A.. AND A.. SCOTTISH RITE.
228 FroHt Etrss-
HEExEs Lodge ef Perfeetion, l4thi NO l.
Stated Communications ID VI "Wednesday nlgill
OF each month. Henry p. w oocsrd, sd, o..
NJ. CHARLES N. Carroll 18th, sec.
NrTERas E.odge OF Perfection, 18th; No. 2
Meets 4;h Wednesday OF each month. George
Msllersh, sd, g.. NJ. A. 4. FranklRndi S-o-
Sec.
CAsIPEfrA Couu ell OF Princes OF Jerusal en- j. IL
No. ]. Benj. k PuIen, sd, Tarsh.'. -
-. Sec.
CgT.yARY en- PIER OF Rose Croix, 18Th, No. 1.
Charles ". Adams, I'D, NJ. W. b. 4. Tom
PHiLfFfE P.ii, B'UFLEssE1s Council Of K-h, soth.,
No. l. Heury 2. WOOdard, 62d,, Comm. (;
ID.
COEsIsToEy OF WEST IENNEssEEl -. John
AinsIie. y8I, Comm. in Chief; Dodge c.
Trader, 8ld, Reg.