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contain four others sx and others ten hcrths. All the
arrangP is for toilet and other convenience are cheap
and common with wretched ventilation, and no naturd
ght at all e cabins the second and third decks,
aTd below what called the third deck is what rs called
the thirty feet deck-whcre cargo, wine, legGage etc. IS
stored. .,,
The Great Eastern win start for Irest on the 10th oi
this month The Custom House officers in charge uutu
ber departure are Hessrs. Frank T. Morse j. VI. Chap
man. Edward Farnham, William NJ Weaver, Joshua Cul-
yer, and Lewis Jones.
The following the principal officers OF the Great
Eastern Sir James Anderson Captain; Mr. Wech, Chef
officer Mr. Andrews, senior Second Officer; Mr. Todd,
ir Junior second officer; Mr. Moody, senior third Ocer
Mr IurSsan Junior third officer Mr. King, seniorourth
officer Mr. Fzar junior fourth officer Mr. WILSON ffth
do; Mr.. Beckwith, Engineer; Mr.. Reed, Chief OF the
Paddle; Mr. Driver Chief of the Screw The crew mum
Der about 500 in all.
Among the passengers upon this last voyage were MT
Cyrus W Field; Du Chaill the celebrated African taV-
eer; Jules DcTpecher, Director Of the Great Eastern
Company and Others Of note The average daily run was
$50 miles. heavy gale encountered on tho 6h ana
9th nsts but the ship rode through handsomely Two
daily papers-The Ocean Times and The GftO LdS'6h
Daily feLCgrdph-wore published on board
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LATEST SHIP NEBN.
PoRr or NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. .
ARRIVED

ARRIVED.
Steamship Baltic Jones Bremen Marh o. 'a S""'l.ron M.l.
rrstier Aprlo st':.o in ia. 40 g. " s '-' saw steamship
Sc,G,lp M,phs,sa csaa, chsir'" 81 ,o ' n,r aud
B. !" iae a. los L,cpoo6 Levi, Nr.. " ' " 's'
ms,e iia bal ..nag NV ard NNL .l' -o. o -' a'' 'i
~ BE Argo Nt C,a,to. c.,l.lc~'c - l, w.. st o J.g,,
Robn,ou Co. fs,'si Gissi u" "'" '''| '''' ''''
Brg Nellie Uta taero 'a-i 'Hale - days Wb @ io ,t'"'
lain 10 soco,ch >m Had heavy weather ron
.lh ds. p .S wool to G M.,ae ,r,rep,,a .cng
M % 70 Csle hlit,r.. N'nA -. p',''i L pr1sat,, ,'
Nevlia'eu 10 ia1s from u ,r5 r ana sn1a ''s me
g.9yi.s,@9 s. ,,s ~ ,rS,. r9,' 'f5 5r : g..
setr n,abgIs of Es as,h Sr's Nrr, & m %, y1,l rS
lay' sna big Jalr cisrS d. ,s,nS . p.,. o.. ,.
with grange, 90 Esaet ia' rad la'y Nv '''' 't
sesf wm; Antq Dye; Bs.;gor,, ,l,s 1,,y..,, .o,l
Schr ChsG Cooper. Nicheron. pio'd'a,e.
S@S. SsiL y S.in.' Il. Min a.ir n.1i. Ps,ln,s
Ssc;r Ml,n re.iin;. Ei,,d.s -r.o,l'o'o -
sclr krte Sersnt.h. Palmer, NEWPORT
scir sci iii.i Il T. hariic, Ncsr,.on Br,',te
.:ss s's5 ~! z h:. XII :.s os''.as
s.hr ra,'hs, Racket, I'o'Gr1rs S. g.. p.a.1.,u,..
.,r : J. c[ogLs % fee, i1@o,"n .i 70, ol Fb
sclr wo. G.er. s,o!Ie, Maaeoaa Gr pLis4s,Pt.. ,,-
Srhr y brown. Gedqey Norwich
Schr F.a.1c. Fre,nsu Wei.lca St Virginia.
SIR Yal,hpor velsor. Nrthror.
N,lt Fsun.c llayHul. Mlo Hartford
S.hr Thomas Potter Gsudr Newport.
sc1T Ana rsr.sT, Itsg, El,.tsilpor io' Do'''r.
sebr B. v Wool.ey Sorer yirrriA.
s.lr Aida. Lambert. Boston
scht \ 5. Getfey Boston ioI Philadelphia.
Schr r. $ Miller Arjeron. Boston Or Pi4 st'. lh..
scnf Nequ.ss@i, Hiel, Pro,inec,ofu.
Sc5r H. B. Msicsii Rcssr: B.rosi.Ss
SPOKEN.
Bg g 4 romPsi' hom ST. Johus " T., 'sr Na'aa Mann -a
DdS Mg,ol, a.sy from NerYoh Tor Ano,o T. g. N'rrl
ssiGslip 81 Loud, tos Bo,iop April or Nmtrrl, steering
SIP Ebs,a cshls from Calcutta Boston Feb D. t % 25S
ont. ~ 90 y
Brl Gcprls Shelton hom FooCsor Yeu.yors Feb hL s
oug. y ~.
DISASTER.
ElsTpoKT Ne Apn 9fhe schooner Noiheusr o Gonfe''eTl
rrser Of waJiobor,ash h vbo KILLED ,,, p ht
Quoiir having been sIackh h1 'he mi"'
MISCELLANEOUS.
ACtHpWe the upersgn. passengers the steamship Manhattan
g. Webb, si the other oo o the ship, sncrr thanks
steaion they har DISPLAYED b. contributing TO or
comfort cypress ,kil and careful fn.rmel
Which has hWIgt Esr sitt az rtc"fdigf ard tfp :" or
rnd; T. e. Whae', r. lot.nn a. a. GroUN j. MclsrI'
IT, Se,br"ok a. Crane Charleston. r. H. fucArr Maine
H. H. Brikrrlon b. j. Mnoi Ncylors. r. j. Morton, DID, fhs
p guspp p. II. Knapp, BlOoAlrn Z. d. N,.erof Eo't'n
NAVAL.
T, 4 ; .pplr steamship memphis, Govt osnts, d''' om
Por ROYAL siI.tei AZ this pot yesterday
DOMESTIC PORTS.
PO,ro.. Anil o. Arrived ships Au-s nom i'e,rool Asn Dom
Nr4UUetu. hsff PGIsn nom Singapore IfH'ut In brtA"s
A,res; 4 g. Nmsl loIa cratlegos hs pehi bona ioni'u
Bo.roy. April e.An,o, hs Gillian, rom Arcno oHd Birdie,
Cptai.roS April Arrived ,c' Joseph ten from nauos.
PutADEtPHis. AVrH-ATrr'i 't'nrrs Alliance ''m 't"f"
WiINreIas y. g. 5I... 9-A.r'rl st.'ssJ >.Iit" h"o
Gth )Uk
New-York tribune., 1867-04-10

AID TOR rE TrNsNs-A large party oi Texans,
men, women and children. en- grants to Brazil are now
m This city They vcr. wrecked their passaS" here
and lost everything Their pdssaGc to Brazil Is secured
and paid FOR brt Do vessel viii no, sail for nearly i"O
weeks. Meantime fI.y without means ti ~ih.it'u,r
Their cond iOn demands tie immediate attention 81 hh-
Cral people. Any contributions s'nt Q" ~. or Holman
viii be judIti0usy Appropriated.
New-York tribune., 1867-04-10
iALEouuesnehu

MARCH WINDS HAVE BUSTED THE HATS, ana
,r, Anil rain urroed them Or hesd ges sabb ben
Al once ani protect tie thd rse be face with ore Of
E,oIs mp,al La, from either o. b. Nos 2l2 srd 30 Broaa
vAv T, Of visiting the aT. EIpos.s Why KSoxs exposition
spots ofi. ius "usp br' Tue nTesi Nap rru
New-York tribune., 1867-04-10

THE TrRr-A t. Faws.it, the owurf of lhr irot-
ting horse Dexter. has accepted the crai!cng" o. g. T.
Relf for Lady Thoe and viii rot the former against
the latter between May 70 aud July 20 iour races as fo
lows: Mile heats. three best r S,c. 200 harn's. iW"ic
heats iu harness mile htts, three best Iu ift 20
wagon two miles and repeat tu wagons, Tor fl,tU q
side: half forfeit. The owner ~ fh" california morse
George NJ Patsneu. ir, had IfeNiuus.y arroptrd fine
challenge % The owner ~ tJty Ths1r f'r 'hr 'h''"
races and rs the acceptance. both date upon ihc ~amr
Iay the owner Of the celebrated mare can choose Nuch
opponent he pleases.
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MUTUAL BENEFIT
LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY,
NEWARK, n. j.

[ORGAHIZED IN IS45J tCBARTER PERPETUAL
Having paid deceased members amounting TO
and declared dividends the living the Of S6,0o2S39, with
asset, secured amounting cc0, has just declared
its TWENTIETH annual dividend, being so per cent
1t continues TO lsre an classes Policies. .v rates
snt with perfect security distinguishing fs;Ures
are economy expenditure and in It's management
PAYS no stockholders ior capital bonuses
sons to oacsIs hnuoders;e compensation to agents
An It's Directors serd meetings and lie committees It's
rls carefully selected to sound lives lis eaesn
adjusting losses and prompt in payment
Is find. are invested with regard secuy hsrng pcpa
for interest hence has lost dollar its investments Aher
paying losses and expense reseng The value of al Outstanding
policies oeays annual dividend Of return premiums to
the members, and pal them wheu doe.
na MUTUAL BENEFIT Company having css, Of mem
ber al . policies 10th and on sharing equally in the hHa
division ofmrpu, receiving digidcrd every premium paid
Itsndes7ors in brief to at in all respects faithful trustee for tie
Having ovy pursued Ibis course proposes
to continue it in the fate advantages al who desire
insure in a Company conducted
LEWIS G. GROVER, PRESIDENT.
EDWARD A. STRONG Secretary. BRSJ MILLER YeePresdeh
IIFX n Johnson Csihi,r AMZI DODD, Mathematician
MEDICAL EXAMINERS.
yosppu r. JACKSON MD GABRIEL GRANT n. D.
EpGAR holden MD FG. SMELLING, ND.
DIRECTORS
LEWIS e. GROVER JOHN wEBKS
BENRY @cFARLAE, NEHEMIAH PERRY,
CHARLES S. aACEi$r, EDWARD n STRONG,
8 SMELLING JOSIAH o. LOW,
RANDALL II. GREENE, JOSEPH A. nALsEY
/, II FRoTuINCHAM BENZ C. MILLER.
NEW YORK OFFICE, No. Ba7 BROADWAY.
SAMUEL II. LLOYD, AGENT.
Honr, or Medical oFce, daily from ~ l. I'll half
New-York tribune., 1867-04-10

NEW SYSTEM or NTNTTIATION.
B. HiNHl A. GoroF
r. JOB. ..a. '.- AiIrts a. GoUtf. So 80 bf,..uaf.
New-York tribune., 1867-04-10

THE ATTENTION or LADIES Ts INVTED To
ifsrsut SruK importation Family Lnus T"ts that oriy
competition. ID NAtssyEN, No. laO B1osdesy.
New-York tribune., 1867-04-10

PYIt's .. X. So,r-Hard. and not liable to impru-
ltI,l~Ld t'lL o. sod ~ ef-H 7ttft
u,ru. Nn 20 Ns-lIlr,olrf
New-York tribune., 1867-04-10

DELAWARE ANp HupsON CAN1I-- fhis canal IS
now open for the season Boats cleared hom HoEeoui on
the 18th ui and are arriving 1T that place from
BOUesddir, Pa.
New-York tribune., 1867-04-10

Is APPLYING TIE BrRGLAE ALtEM IELE-
sgAru Oh, workman uh bush ar trt .sr. ID hs ciil.
.r ss~, a,is. Tie hos, l"t Boz perfect or.'r
New-York tribune., 1867-04-10

STEAMSHIP SvBsrrTrroN.-The steamship IIanse,
which arrived on Monday fiom Bremen and Southamp
ton will take the place o the Hermann, aaN ertised Ia
hhll nnf the Mn.
New-York tribune., 1867-04-10

Sevontyfrstst The Committee on Steamboats, reported
that boats would commence running IN few weeks ron
Nhctieth-st TO Peck-sip and II announced tBat
committee 0f 10 would proceed 10 Albany tomorrow 10
protest against che pass Of the Harlem bill before
the Assembly and urge that the original Oil should DC
passed I'm lieu thereof. 4 member offered n resolution
suggesting the desirabity of having an underground
railway, but the motion nos being seconded IL e 70 INC
ground.
New-York tribune., 1867-04-10

DISPOSAL OF CHILDREN FROM RANDAULS AND
BLACKwELLs IsLLSDs.-The question Of the proper dh'
position of the children in the public institutions OH Ran
dars and Blackwels Islands that they may faE INTO
good hands, and receive the necessary training to make
them useful members OF society has, long AZ the ne
cessy OF disposng OF them has existed been under con
sideratOn by those charge OF these children As yeC
but solution has been attempted ana that rs te IN
dentuing Of those ten years OF age 10 farmers ana
sending those under age out for adoption 10 VINO
feels inclined take them, after having sallsco
the 0yerseoT OF the Poor that he competent To povu
for the childs comfort Hitherto the children cohsacrra
Old enough for ndentrng have been gwen III ios mo
the charge OF the juvenile Asylum, or Ch!drens Au 30
cety and through these agencies they were IorWhucu
into Connecticut, New-Jersey or some OF inc MSs~in
States During the three months OF this year noaly %
children have been sent away in this manner Oi saSn
Poor in New-York is furnished with this record wch
states the Of the child the party with whom ~ 49,
and that partys circumstances IN life. Thus the over
I'm NewNOTk, by corresponding with the OVerseer
OF the Poor in the county in wch the chtd was ef can
ascertain its condition. and should 10 not be cOiotaD
should any Just exist nc can cause e return Oh
the child To NewYor:. correspondence 10 TINS erect
is constantly maintained Few instances OF III treatment
of children and 10 is seldom that children are re-
turned. During the past year and han bnt nan uolc
complaints have been made, and these were Occisohcd
by bad habits which the enid had contracted, or WheIe
il was peculiarly refractory In few weeks Inc over
seer will send into the Western States the VISITORS ap
pointed the last meeting Of the Board o Public Char
ties and Corrections. and the children viii then ne sent
directly from the public institutions TO ther new homes
New-York tribune., 1867-04-10

REAL ESTATE SMES-The following sales were
made yesterday at auction by A. j. Bcecber son Co.,
under direction OF Tbos Nelson Referee
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MEMPHIS AND OHIO RAILROAD.
CHANGE OF SCHEDULE.
Louisville and Nashville Express

?
V'RAINS viii leave the Depot ofthis Company,
i at head Of Main street. until further notice,
as Follows:
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LATEST
BY TELEGRAPH
Noon Dispatches.
IwEsrERS ASSOCIATED PRESS EzroErs.l

BALTIMORE, September 13.-The bOr-
der states convention met yesterday.
Representatives are present from Mary
land, Delaware, Kentucky, Missouri and
Tennessee. Horace Maynard has been
chosen president. Speeches have been
made by Maynard, CreswelI and others,
and letters have been read from distin-
guished white and negro politicians,
among them one from Sumner, in
which, after stating his anxiety
10 be present, he says congress
will leave undone what it ought
to do if it fails to provide
promptly for the establishment Of equal
rights, whether political or civil. every
where throughout the union. This is a
solemn duty which cannot be shirked or
postponed. Ths idea Is intolerable that
we may, under any pretension Of state
rights, set up political oligsrchy within
its border, and then call it a republican
government. I believe, with all my
soul, that such a government must be re-
jected as inconsistent with the require
ments of the declaration Of independ-
ence. Respectfully, yours,
[Signed.l CHARLES SUMNER.
Resolutions We're adopted to the effect
that it is the duty Of congress to protect
the equal voting and rights Of all loyal
American citizens, without regard to
complexion, and to guarantee a repub-
lican form OF government to all states !;
also urging congress 70 aid thoroughly
the adoption Of measures requisite for
the establishment OF peace and prosperity
throughout the land, and suggesting
to the states for adoption Of
the constitutional amendment, providing
no state shall disfranchise any citizen
because OF race or colsr; they also ap-
prove the reconstruction measures Of
congress, call for the reinstatement Of
and applaud the military ser
vice, prudence and firmness of Gen.
Grant, and express the belief that the
president should be impesched and re-
moved.
A mass meeting subsequently, held in
dorsed the action of the convention.
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bearing the Rights OF the Realm. At the
first beginning new men, that never
were charged before, be charged in this
manner: That they should never be
thieves. Nor thieves maintainers, and
that they truly fulfill their days work,
and travail for their pay that they shall
take care Of their Lord, and (a) true
account give to their Fellows, In things
that be, to be accounted Of them, and to
hear, aud them love as themselves, and
tkey shall be true to the king Of England,
and to the Realm, and that they keep,
With all their might, and all the articles
aforesaid. After that 1t shall be inquired
II any Master or Fellow that Is warned,
have broken any articles before said,
the which, if they have done, it shall be
determined there. Therefore, II is to-
wit: IL any Master or Fellow that Is
warned before to come to such
congregations and be rebel Iious} !, and viii
not come, or else have trespassed against
any article befOresaid, il 1t may be
proved, he shall fOreswear his Masonry,
and shall no more use his craft, the which,
II he presume for TO do, the sheriff OF the
county, in the which be may be found
working, be shall im )prisOn him and
take all bis goods into the Kings hand
till his grace be granted him and showed.
For this cause, principally, where these
congregation ordained that as well the
lowest as the highest, should be well and
truly served in his art befoTessid, through
out all the kingdom of England. Amen:
Sc mote It be.
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rsREs PER SESSION OF TwENTY wEEKs:
OH ngrarhz- -R.adtna WritIrr and Nm
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FOREIGN.

LONDON, September ia dispatch
from Athens says that Great Britain and
France, in a joint note to Greece, in
strUcted the government at Athens to
refrain from hostilities against the sub
lime porte and maintain a strict neutral
ity on the Cret2n question.
GENEVA, September i2.-The radical
congress is still in session. During its
sitting this morning short attack was
made upon the socialists Of the United
States, which gave rise to an excited dis
eussiOn. Some i'll feeling was created,
and before the close Of the session many
members withdrew from congress.
madrid, September l2.-The governor
of MinOrica has issued an order estab-
fishing q vigorous quarantine at Port
Mehan for ali vessels coming from the
United States or West Indies.
MARsEILLES, September IA teie-
gram frPm COnstantinOple announces
the arrival Of the United States steamer
SwartOra.
LONDON, September l2-The DOncas-
ter races were again largely attended to-
day. The leland stakes were won by
Vauban, the Cleveland handicap won
by Seville, and Vic won the corporation
plate.
The statement Of the Bank of England
shows that bullion has increased three
hundred thousand pounds since the 9TH
inst.
The amount Of travel in Canada for
" the states" is larger this year than
ever before
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NoIl- Residellt Notice.

circuit AOAlL OF ray WoO4 NouAlgs
Austin Manu- Va Il. Y. LOuRley et al-Debt
I T appearing from affidavit herein filed that
i defendants r. Y. Longley and John ID.
Ware aie On-residents Of the Stale OF rennes-
see. Il Is ordered thai publication be made
once 8 week for four successive weeks ia the
Memphis Appeal, a newspaper published tn
the City Of Memphis, Tennessee, requiring the
said p \. L3ngley and John ID. Ware 70 make
their personal appearance within the first three
days OF the september term OF the Circuit
Court Of Haywood County, 70 set in Browns
vile the fourth aonday IA September ls67
then and there 10 plead answer, or demurr 10
the PLAINTIFFS declaration herein or Judgment
will be taken Oy default as 10 them.
}, NJ RUTLEDGE, Clerk.
H. B. Folk, Attorney.
Brownsville, August 8, 1887. aus tav4w
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MAGUIRES BENNE PLANT.

THIS Extraordinary Medicine, the fame OF
i which is spread broadcast throughout the
country Is undoubtedly superior 10 any remedy
ever offered 20 the public tor the complaints for
" h.ch DO IS lnttudrd. We nave in our posses
sion testimonials furnished voluntarily by Col
Long, late Chief Typographical Engineer Bu-
Teau al Washington, Gen. rltL Henry Warren,
Gen. fleasAnton, and Others OF the army (;
Father r. j. De Smet, the celebrated indian
Missionary, also Officers Of the Navy, rurgeons,
Hospital Stewards, Command rs Of nearly
every steamer plying on The Mississippi end
tributary rivers, Wes'eTn Sauitary anu Chris
uau Commissions ARMY CAHplains, aud others
too numerous 20 mention. Likewise highest
emconIums OF the Pres most OF which are pub
hshed la our almanac, which We shall send TO
any one Iequesting it pTsisiuE its valuable me.l-
iciusl qualities In the highest terms. No other
medicine hss such recon mendationg
]. d g. MAGUIRE.
Sole FrOpHeJOfs. 81. Louis
Sold by Druggists anG Medicine Dealers every
where ivgs-asEv n
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NOTTINGHAM ACADEMY.
TlHE ne,t eighth session OF this school will
i open on the
First Monday in SeDtembeF Next.

and close about the last Of June. lStS The
Principal will be assisted by a graduate Of
the University OF Virginia For further mfor-
nation. as 20 terms, ETC., address the Principal,
SOmerville, Tenn. The Pr nc pal would refer
to the gentlemen whose named are appended
below.
N. B.-Thase whose names are marked by
asterisk, are, or have been, patrons Of the
school. D. N. M..QUARLES,
PRINCIPAL
sMrE N Apperson, Mem ph s. o3Ir [. Frier-
son, Columbia, Tenn; sDr J Baskerville. Fay
ette county @ColI h MOsby, Fayette county;
5NOi sam Tate, " smphis Mr. W P PrOuddt,
Memphis: edr Thcs II Alen, Memphis; eNr
Jas Smiser, Comm hia Tenn TAlr 4 y Gui0u,
Memphis; eMr 7 TT stewart, Memphis; sMr j
L Puluam, S0meryile; PrOI q. Psttus, Ma
en- Tenn Hon j II Jones, Helena. Ark;
sThas Shapard. L 50. Upton county aCoI A /
Lacey, Memphis; eNr ) H HornOr, helena
Ark eGen Joseph Williams, Memphis eCOI N
l. Bell Pine Biuff, Ark; Rev W @ Johnson
Edit Christian Advocate, Memphis; e3en
W Williamson, Memphis; MIR W B Miller,
Memphis. Mr. Law 5 Marye, Memphis Capt \
G Williamson, Memphis; SMr W II Martin,
Port Gibson, MIS- Chancellor W Hafris
som nBFvfbe; Judge Hum phreys SOrner-
vile; Rev r II Rivers, SOmervue: sMr
L NJ Scott, SometviIle; Prof E D Boyd, SOmer-
vile Faculty Univerdty Of Virginia Prof f
5 Jaynes, Washington College; Gen II
Smith, Virginia Military Institute,
July =. 1867. au9 II
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ne RMTT.Y Ia PERKINS

w III. CONTINUE her School In the Vestry
w Room Of calvary Church, the Fail Session
commencing the frst Monday in september
No pupils received FOR less than the session OF
five months.
-l.r REFERENCES. -'rr|
Hon. Emerson Etneridge; Role saunders,
Memphis; Col j. b. Mcmahon, Memphis :
Pitsef Miller, Esq Hon 4. T. Smith, Mem
phis; Kew. br. White, Memphis
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In the Circuit Couu Of Shelby county. Tenn
LouisR Gross VS.. Peter Gross
IN this cause il appearing ona Rhidavit on
| hie .hhs defendant Is non-Tezident OF the
STATE of Tempessee3 II Is therefore ordered thai
house ia the ci y OF Memphis asd plead, an
gysr OF denur to compisi uant's bill, on or be.
fore the third Monday IN ia uary, l56a, or tht
earne Will be taken for confessed and SET foi
hearing ex pa tc; and that a copy Of this O. del
oe pubiished once 8 week for four successiV
v. eks Ia the Memphis Appeal,
Atrest. NJ. d. J.. 5IEWARr. Clerk
Hsnum = Washington, soils. lor oompl't
6epL aeiSs7, ssi idp
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square.
So All advertisements in the Special Notsoe
sOlumn will be charged . cents per line.
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So Advertisements for the Weekly paper
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sB- Our friends are requested 10 use their best
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that may be Of SUFFICIENT local importance to
warrant their publication.
TERES OF WEEKLY.
Asa inducsment 70 get up clubs, we have
adopted the following scale OF prices, which are
a low As our current ofdcs expenses VIII admit
OF:
One Copy, one year IS %
To clubs Of ten or more, each 4W
InuaTiqblu IN GdUdnoe.
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Architect and Engineer.

rINHE undersigned would respectfully inform
Il hls friends and the public that he is pre-
pared 70 devote his whole attention % Design
ing ans and supeTintendiUE Huildings with
a. mucs energy and attention 10 his patrons
interest a. he did Tor the CIty's intes esi while
City Engineer
OFFICE-Stllman Block Second and Madi-
son sLreeJs- charges reasonable.
J. h. MCCLURE,
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-09-14
Law School
Law School
or THE-
UNIVERSITY OF MISSISSIPPI
AT OXFORD.
FACULTY:
JOHN y. WADDEL, DID,. Chancellor
LQ. C. LAMAR, Professor.

THE course OF study Is complsssd IN two
terms of nine months each
The method Of instruction - that Of oral ev-
antnations, daily, upon tie tex. aecoura 70 lei
~ such explanations and lectures as state leg
islatlon and local adjudlcaLiCns have made
necessary.
Moot Courts viii be held weekly. in which
the practice VIII conform I'm every essential re-
spect 70 the rules, modes o. procsdurs auu ar
gunentatiOu aCOlted in the following Courts 3
J.. District COurt Of The United states
2. Circuit o1rt OF the UnIE-d StaIas
g. supreme Court or toe United States.
4. CircuitC0ult Of Mississippi.
. ;'hancery Court of Mississippi
D. Probate Court.
Z. aigh Court OF ErrOrs and Appsa s.
The Law Library num0e not less thau cns
thousand volumes.
The Law students have the privilege or Al
tending, FaEE OF CHARGE, the Lectures sI,-I
hecltaliuns in any OF the departments or
Sclence and Literature in the University
The SESSIONS Of the Federal COurt s.ulf az the,
ford. give TO The students Oi this school pecn-
har advantages.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-09-14

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dren's Teething, and the GIeat
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