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Taos. s. MARI, Prest. L q. TARHaK. Cash.
NATIONAL SAVINGS COMPANY,

Corner Union ana college Streets
The following are the rates paid for uuCurrsut
money These quotations liable 90 fiuctuata but
may be depended sufficient length of time for
rauttaue0s o. 70. received by mail express. 30 for
y,aTiet without delay.
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NOTICE.

ME HAVE THIS DAY SOLD TO MR.
w THOS. VAIN and Mr.. JOSEPH
Waller our entire interest in the Hat Cap
and Fur Business 40 Public Square
Recalling with kindly rememb -ances the fat
terlng patronage extended TO US for more than
eighteen years, we cheerfully and cordially
recommend, as in every way worthy of q cOntin-
uance Of the same, the successors to the old firm.
Mr. VAIN has been with Us Is salesman for
more than sixteen years. and Mr.. WALKER
nearly eleven years, and we have full confidence
in Their business capacity and fidelity.
MeSsrs. Vain & Walker are authorized to col
lect all debts due the old firm, nd to use our
names in liquidation.
iang2 Nv WATERFIELD L WALKER.
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EoETH CAROLINA

Commercial Bank .......lg
IaTmeu Bank OF r.
Carolina ................. ID
Merchants EBuk-........ I'D
Bank Of R01hUr1 .......El
Minors and Planter
Bank .......... ....... I'D
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Absccss, or belIed breasts" with females
after parturitiou. This is the only preparation
known that will >ooth and soften the breast and
give almost immediate relief Manufactured and
for sale only AT CoLEVAN's Drug Store 20 Church
street .iaul--2aw-lm
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J. G.. Frazier, Clerk.

NEurING OF THE BOARD oE COrDUs.
s-5NERs OF NASHVILLE AND CINCINNATI
RAILnoAD.-The Board Of Commissioners
Of the Cincinnati and Nashville Railroad
met on yesterday morning, in the rear OF
the Bank of the Union, at II o'clock.
An executive committee to confer with
the stockholders at Cincinnati, and if neces-
say To go 10 Cincinnati and he eInpow-
cred with discretionary powers 10 act with
reference % the hes. interests Of the con-
templated road.
The committee appointed consists Of the
following gentlemen: X j. Norris X. b.
Cheatham, n. T.. Alloway, Of this city.
These gentlemen were appointed in con-
nection with active and prominent citizens
Of Lebanon 10 further the interests Of this
important enterprise.
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A Farm Wanted.

l WISH To PURCHASE 4 SMALL FARM
1 IN Middle Tennessee, well improved, With
good water. and convenient TO schools and
CauTcAC5 Persons having such far sale will please
address me at Noisy Greek, Jefferson county
East Tennessee. with description, price, and fun
particulars fhnat the land.
jan sim Al. MJUNTCASILE
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For Cairo, 81. louis. Memphis and
New Orleans.
nHE SPLENDID PASSENGER 49,
/ Packet TN ROME, TON HERMAN, eLlsgeslsA
Master, WASH WEAVER, Clerk, will iEaasssssssssE
leave as above on TUESDAY, the 18th inst, at
u o'clock n.
For Freight OF Passage apply on board, OF t1
COKBEIT s. BOYD.
81 and o. Front street
iuul3-1t or HARRISON & SONS. Ag'ts.
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H3UUE0 ttIlNE TIIVF1 7 IINitTI III " E-IINITF
Square.-In consequence of a contemplated
change in my business, l offer the best selection
Of Boots and Shoes at greatly reduced prices.
The buyer-be he a consumer or merchant
will surely profit by examining my stock of
goods before supplying himself as I am quite in
earnest to give bargains. MAX. L. GUTTN,NY,
sepG-t No. % Public Square
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Proceedings Of the Supreme Court
NASHVILLE, Jan. II, 1567.-Court met
this day, pursuant to adjournment, all the
Judges being present
L. Green vs. Kuykcudall, Judgment re-
ycrsed.
II. +. Clark VS.. J. j. Holiday, admins
rator, judgment affirmed.
john S. Vaughn W. Anderson Brauon,
executive, judgment affirmed.
W B. Young vs. A. Creek A motion
was for Judgment against the defendant as
deputy sheriff, and the cause continued
until q future day ofthis term.
The dsy was spent on the equity docket
Of the 9th circuit, which will probaly be
concluded tomorrow.
j. G.. FRAZIER, Clerk.
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NeUing on al Now YorI, Cost

T. close business, we are positively closing
cut at New York cost prices our stock Of Fine
Groceries Wines Brndies, Havana and Do
nestle Cigars. PANDOLFINI a RIyA,
janl0 y North Cherry street
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THE STATE

INSURANCE COMPANY.
OF NASHVILLE.
CAPITAL, 100000
FIRE, M4RINE, HULL
AND
INLAND TRANSPORTATION agSKs
Taken "a Equitable Rates.
as~Losses fairly al listed and promptly r1ii-6a
Office. Second National Bank building. College
street JOHN LUMSDEN. President
W. J. THOMAS. Vice President
JOSEPH NASH, Secretary.
nrff-lfn-sn
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ROBERT L. CARUTHERs, JR.,
AT NEY AT LAW &,
NASHVILLE. TENN
FOR RENT.

VNHE PtILDING KNOWN A THE
| Brewery, 10 North Nashville, On Jefferson
.trert. with q large lot and stables.
JAMES WENTWORTH, Or.
f. r. CHEATHAM.
derZ-.tt No. "a North Cherry street
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WING. TOBEY d co, Bankers and Dealers
in Gold. Silver, Government Stocks aud Compound
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NEW BU-NE-s.-Our friend William
Ki,ah, Esqr~ who Is az preset at the
Scwanee House, wili iu a few day-. open a
large business house in the mercantile line.
Mr. r. is q gentleman Of energy and Gne
cuisines qualifications, and viii succeed IN
DIS enterprise.
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STARCHi sTARCHI

/ AM SOLE AGENT FOR JULIUS j. WOOD
1 Co.'S Pearl, Pure and Clos starch. TO-.
Gloss starch g. pot up IN six pound tgye.. ana
especially adapted % family use. The ltir
Supplied 20 Manufacturer pyi>es.
f. Il WOOD.
i1ui-Im 81 Jni-n trees.
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New papers and Magazine iorsale by Juo
York. 80 ,ui0n So. Jan l-2m

Newspaper and Magazine sale by Juo
York. @S Union ST.. Jan l-@m
HoHmuLr ArrMn-A Man CoBuu
SUICIDE BY BLowINa m4 BEAMS on
WIN a PrroL.-On Yesterday morning a
man was found dead near the Louisville
aud Nashville Railroad bridge from the ef
feet of q pistol shot lie was apparently
about thirty-six years old and was dressed
in dark wooden goods. lie was Of medium
size and had dark hair. A revolver was
found living few yards from the b0dywith
four barrels empty and one loaded. The
fatal shot that deprived the man Of his life
was fired through the roof Of the mouth,
the ball ranging through the brain, evident
Is producing instau. death. Coroner g.
W. Norvcll held an inquest upon the body
at 9 o'clock, and the verdict Of the jury was
that hc came TO his death by suicide The
man was unknown, there not being paper
OF anything in his possession identifyinghis
name or location. There were no valua-
ble5 about his person, and the causes ope-
rating upon the mind that made him, with
his. own wild hand fling hack in the face OF
heaven the life lac thought no longer worth
preserying,i wrapped in profound mystery.
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TRIAL OF THE TRAIN ROBBERS Al
FRANKLIN, KENrUcKy.--The trial Of the
parties charged with robbing the train on
the Louisville and Nashville Railroad, 10
October last, and with the murder Of Har.
vcy King, is progressing at Franklin, Ky.
The trial creates great interest in that re-
gion, the parties being residents Of Simp-
son county, and two Of them having been
in the Federal service during the war.
Learned and able counsel are engaged on
both sides. John Finn @. W Whitcsides,
" W Bush, Charles Milligan and w p.
Jones are the attorneys Of the road and for
the prosecution, and W. J. Underwood, 3.
c. Order. W. W Western and H. IT.
Skies, Of Bowling Green, are engaged as
counsel for the defense. The testimony il
quite volUminuus and strong against the
prisoner The examination Of witnesses
for the prosecution has closed, and the tcs-
tim0nv for the defense commenced on yes
tcrday. The trial viii consume the entire
present week. and viii not be submitted be-
fore Friday or Saturday next.
AoDDESr oN THE WESTERN DIVISION
OF THE NASHVILLE AND NORTHWESTERN
RAuHoAp-ESGlSE Blows Up AND En-
GINEEH KILLED.-On Sunday morning
absut eight O'Clock, as engine Jeplha Ter
rall, carrying construction train, reached
a point two miles east Of Hickman, the
boiler exploded completely wrecking the
engine. The efficient engineer, Frank Ha-
gan, who was q brother Of John J.. Hogan
formerly master mechanic ofthe Nashville
and Chattanooga and Nashville and North
western railroad, was instantly killed, as
wa also the faithful fireman, Stephen Hop
kius. Arrangements are being made to
have the remains Of the engineer brought
% this city for interment He was cspa-
bic and useful man and had many warm
friends in this city, and enjoyed the conf
dcDCc of the officers Of the road. We are
deeply panied 10 chronicle this accident
the first Of a noticeable nature we have had,
90 mention in connection with the most ad-
mirably efficient Nashville and North
western road for a long while We are
p eased 10 learn that the road is progress
ing Co completion with rapidity, large
numbers of laborcrs being sent down daily
10 be- put ON the grading between Johnson
Vile and Camden, which when completed
will leave the road ready for the iron from
Mckenzie lU J0hua0uyIilc.
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Fer Married Ladies' OnIy.-A fool for
luck and a poor man for children. Send for
Circular l.. L. COLEMAN, NJ D.,
iaul2-2w Box 502, Nashville, Tenn
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VIRGINIA

kaahTIla & Ch1l'A l.
y si0ck,.-.-..a.....-..D
L1ul-YilI- q Nashville
Tar Receipts .....-.-..IJ
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EnEuH COMMITTED One of our city
catompuraric. announced % Iru DAYS since.
uu authority of hr Murr,e.lero laao,
that th, mcrturoi Superintendent held
at Chattanooga on the % INST, determined
ta make 600 change in th, schedule Jus,
thr reverse is thc fact. as heschejuIe is 90
b. changed on and after the 9th iuH-
when there viii Boz two daily through
io Na-hiugton and Atlanta from Nashville.
The same paper va.iu error as o. the state
m,ui chat passengers COULD ug leave Nur
ree-hnro and reach Nashville and return
the same day The train now leaves Nur-
freeaharo1t g.E2 a. ST.. and arrives at Nash
Vile at l.HH a. 49,. aud leaves Nashville
NJ $50 d. pee, and arrives AZ Nurirecab1o
90 1890 D.. ST.
The contemplated change ul yhe e.. do
uiIiao,mmmoiatct hcpcuplo between Nash.
willie and Warirage much better than the
former ..hedgle, as passengers oau lcay,
Naurlct aI a.I5 a. R.. and Iu Nash.
,iIIeat lllb A. 49,. and returning, caI
leave Nashville between aud q O'Clock
in che evening aud reach Wlr,uce abou,
O'Clock r. Rl This arrangement CIV,
rhe same a- three passenger trains dmly
going Ear-h and two trains daily g0mn
South. passengers arriving u $3.50 A. ~.
il.lH aud l.sU o. 49,. excellent travelling
accommodations being afforded 900 ao.
train.
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INSURED

OmCe ia enc Building 90 the RauE
OF the Union.
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Boots and shocs Chcnn nd I'd PnbIic

Buy Your Coal, the best quality Peacock,
at "A North Cherry Streets so per load of l.
bushels, delivered janlO-tf
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For Sale or Rent.

p'HE ELEGANT RESIDENCE OF The
| late Dr. John NJ Watson, being large
Frame nweIIiur with u lS-l6O acres land, on
McLemure street Just outside the Corporation.
Also three story Brick Store House, No. o'
rent. double ethce opposite % our own Also.
q email frame house with 50 acres, ~ miles
from city. near GBllatin Pike.
}. l.. & X. V. BROWN, Agents,
ian9-lw Siz Union street.
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no VIC e.
City Bank .f Augusta 10
Farmers ugi MegLau-
lies Bank ............. U-
Mechanic Bauk.........UIl
Merchants and Plant
CTS Bank .... 10
Planters BANK. H.
Onion Bank ...... Us
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SEED HULLER AND WHEAT
SCREEN

SAhEEN.
GTEPHENSON a ORDERS PATENT
= thoroughly cleans Wheat Of smut cheat.
COCkarel. II leaves every grain Of wheat pure
and free from any impure particle. by the easiest
and simplest process. County Rights for sale
5. A. HALL. City Hotel. Nashville Tenn.
where the Machine can be seen Tor few days
only. Call and examine for yourselves.
jaulO-lw@
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ianl0 y North Cherry street.
The Best quality Of Cumberland Coal can
be had of P. B. Mason a Co.. No. q North
Cherry street, at s. 50 per load of Il bushels,
delivered in any part Of the city. janl0-tf
Very Superior Cumberland round ami
slack Coal for sale cheap at "a North Cherry
street. janl0-tf
Seasoned poplar Lumber, corner of
Crawford and North Summer streets If
Yellow Pine Flooring, low prices, cor
ncr Of Crawford and North Summer SITS ltf
Building Lumber of all kinds, corner OIL
Crawford and North Summer streets. If
Ccda Posts amt Fencing Lumber,
correrof Crawford and North Summer streets.
Selling Out.-Positively at cost, to close
business g. RICE 4 Co..
dec2S-tf SO College ST.
White Pine Flooring manufactured by
Knight Bro :, on Rolling Mill Hill, for sale at
reduced prices Office, No. AZ Church street.
nOy4
4 Sure Pile CUTe.-DR GURERT's PLE
INSTRUMENT positively cures the worst cases of
piles. Sent by mail on receipt of 81. Circulars
free. Sold by Druggists. Agents wanted every
where. Address J. B. Row,IyE. Manager No.
575 Broadway New York. .noyl7-3m
Wines - From the LoNGwORTH Vineyard
and Wine House Cincinnati
W.P. Il F. P. ANDERSON. ProprietOrs.
Golden Wedding Sparkling CRtaWba,
Dry CRtRW ba, Isabella, etC.-These Wines
are furnished ut much lower rates than imported
noue-either native or foreign.
Sold.by
ARCHER CHEATHAM i Co
KLINE 4 SHERMAN.
K. b CHEATHAM K Co.
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Raehelor,s nnir Dye.-This SD

Bachelors Hair Dye.-This splendid
Hair Dye is the best in the world The only
rue and perfect Dyc-Harmless. Reliable, In
Simultaneous. No disappointment No ridicu-
lous tints. Natural Black or Brown. Remedies
the i'll effects Of Bad DVes Invigorates the hair,
leaving it soft and beautiful. The genuine is
signed william 4. Bachelor. All Others are
mere limitations, and should be avoided Sold
by all Druggists and Perfumers Factory 81
Barclay street. New York. lde929ly
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The Best quality Of Cumberland Coal can
be had of P. B. Mason a Co.. No. q North
Cherry street, at s. 50 per load Of Il bushels,
delivered in any nart Of the litv. ianIn-f
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CLOSING PRICES
hAEUXfTT
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INVITATION STAKE or THE BLoonm
HossE AssoCIAToS.-The invitation stake
of the Blooded Horse Association for the
third day Of the next spring races, two mile
heats for all ages, is 500, the Association
% add 500 The second horse gets DO the
me. half The entrance mnnev.
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LouI-1HIEASp NMHvuIE RAILROAD.
The train from Louisville was IN on
time last night We were informed Boy
Capt Hanes, the most excellent conductor,
that everything D. quiet along the line.
Snow aI % the depth Of ana inch and "a
haIfiu Louisville on Yesterday morning,
extending down 1s faras Lebanon Junction.
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The postoilice management and exhibit
are crciitable TO the city and 10 those hav-
ing the matter in charge.
Al the commencement of the year the
carrier system and the street boxes being a
new thing were not thoroughly understood.
They are now fully appreciated 10y our citi-
zcns and the system il working most adj
mirabv. at least one-half OF the mail mat
ter being delivered 10y carriers, greatly TO
the convenience of business men and the
public generally.
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REMOVAL.

REMON AL.
1 WOULD RESPECTFULLY i,FOBM Ny
/ old customers aud the public in general thai
/ have removed my Ladies and Gentlemen %
Boot aud Shoe-m making Establishment from 81
Church street to ~ CHURCH STREET be.
tween Market and College.
2. TACHON.
Successor 10 NJ. PCgart.
5aull.Im .B.I
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Yellow Pine Flooring, low prices cor
ncr Of Crawford and North Summer SITS. If
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-08-30

In the town OF Marion. Plans and peeinca-
lions can be seen at the Clerks once in Marion
The night to reject all bids is reserved.
4. EARL.
VIM. NANJE, JR.,
b. G. BROWN
ANA ID Commissioner
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Noon Dispatches,


WASHINGTON, August 2o.-Grant has
issued the order relieving Sickles from
the command of the third military dis.
tFict and assigned Gen. Candy thereto.
1t was expected the order directing
Hancock to proceed Immediately to New
Orleans and relieve Sheridan would be
issued yesterday afternoon, but up to
three o'clock it had not been promul.
gated The order will be issued to-day,
and will direct Hancock to proceed i'm
mediately and relieve Sheridan and take
command of the district during the i'll
ness of Gen. Thomas. Upon relieving
that officer the original order No. /
assigning him to the command Of the
fifth district will be revived. There is
no prospect Of the immediate retirement
of any member Of the cabinet. The re-
lations of all OF them with the president
continue agreeable. The differences be.
tween Grant and the president have
been smicably adjusted.
MUNICH, August 2S.-A prominent
journal and an active organ Of southern
Germany ASSERTS that Bavaria and other
states Of southern Germany, will not
unite with Austria or Prussia In main
tanning the independence Of either. They
will hold the balance OF power between
the northern confederation and the Aus.
trian empire.
PARIS, August % Austria and France
unite in dissuading Denmark from in
sisting on the retrocession of Duppel and
Alsen by Prussia.
To day the first train OF cars passed
over the railroad across Mount Cents.
LONDON, August 2S Increasing Bit
terness is apparent in the editorials OF
the Prussian journals en- the Salzburg
conference, and causes much anxiety
throughout Europe.
PARIS, August 28.-Reports continue
from rebel sources of the success of the
insurrection in Spain, especially in the
province Of Arragon. The latest adviees
report the insurgents as having captured
the city of Saragossa.
CoNsTANTINoPLE, August %. The
American minister, Edward Jay Morris,
/ had an audience with the sultan. al
which he presented resolutions of the
congress of the United States relative to
| the war in Gambia.
SOUTHAMPTON, August 2S-Amopp
/ the passengers by the steamship Com.
meroe, for New York, are Rev. Charles
/ Kingsley, well known author, and E
Harney, late minister OF the United
States at Lisbon.
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DEMONSTRATIONS OF ANATOzsY
University of Mississippi.


THXERCISElS will ne resumed on the 9Th Sep
y tembeT next Kew. JOHN S. WAHDEI-
DD-, Chancellor, assisted by a cerps Of able
Professors.
a Preparatory Department for students who
design entering the Freshman Class next year
Is provided They must be tfteen years Of age.
Latin, Greek and Mathematics alone are
taught.
A school Of Practical Science has been or
ganized, especially for young men who desire
u take an eclectic course, exclusive Of the
classics
Commercial Law, Book keeping and PEN
manship, will be taught
Nscessa- = additions 10 our splendid coIlec-
ton Of Astronomical, Physical aud Chemical
apparatus will be made, under the supern-
tendency Of Dr. l. Z Garland, during the
present vaeatisn.
The Law Department. under the instruction
OF Hon. L, z q. Lamar, is IN successful opera
ton. The advantages OF an extensive LaW
Library. ana tue siltlngs OF the e e1al Court
and the High Court OF Errors ard ApDeaIs at
this place, commend this deparrm eut 10 young
gent. emen who are candidates for the Bar.
TERMS:
In all the departments for annual sess-
Fuel, SIS ; deposit 70 cover damages, S. Is %
Students must make I'D the dedcit when the
fuel Tee is exhausted. Board at commons, sl3
per month IN private fam les, at SIS 20 S2i
washing about g and lghrs 81 per month. No
room rent is CHARGED, but students viii provide
their own furniture
The heaIthfulness OF oxford, Its social refine
meut ard religions privileges, commend the
J. N. HOwRY,
Secretary o. the Board
Oxford, July 10. 1857. iyl6 d2w-w5w
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NOTTINGHAM ACADEMY.
THE neAt Ceighth) session Of this school win
L open on the
First Monday in September Next,

and close about the last Of June, 1865. The
PTfncipal will be assisted by a graduate OF
the University of Virginia. For further infor-
nation as to terms, ETC., address the Principal,
Someryille, Tenn. The Principal would refer
20 the gentlemen whose named are appenaed
below.
IN B.-Those whose names are marked by
asterisk, are, or have been, patrons OF the
school ID. NJ. QuAhLEs,
sMr E n Apperson, Memphs Mr. L Frier-
son, Columbia, Tenn; fDr ] T Baskerville, Fay
ette county: sCOl + Mosby, Fayette county +;
q sol sam Tate, Memphis; Mr. W p Proudht,
Memphis: sMr Thos II Allen, Memphis; sMr
Tas Srniser. Columbia, Tenn; SMr n l. Guion,
Memphis: sMr L H Stewart, Memphis; $Mr
I, Puiuam, Somervine; Prof 9 Pettus, Ma
con Tenn eHon 4 Jones, Helena, Ark F;
SThss shapsrd, hsq, Upton county; "Col A 7
rscsv MeTuphis. sMr S h Hornor, Helena,
Arl< @Gen Joseph Williams, Memphis; eCol NJ
4, Rsll' Pine Biuff Ark; Rev W G johnson
Tiit r Christian Advocate, Gemphisi eGen b
VI williamson, Memphisi Mr. W Miller,
Memphis: Mr. Law S Marye, Memphis; Capt X
r Williamson, memphis; eMr " h Martin,
Port (3ibeon Miss; chancellor W Hairs,
souneryflle; Judge Humphreys, Somer-
Vile: Rev II Rivers, somervllle; "Mr
7. II scott, somerville Prof = u Boyd, Somer-
vile Faculty University OF Virginia; Prof E
q Isvnes. Warrington College; Gen II
smith. Virginia Military Institute.
July q, 1857. ea1 q