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By JOHN S. O. HOGAN 81 90.
MEMPHIS APPEAL
nKsTRoY YOUR cOrTON SEED.

nEsTROY YOUR COTTON SEED.
Editors Memphis APPEAL;
I proposed, in Thursday's APPEAL, for
nlanters to destrOg all their cotton seeoi
save six bushels 70 each plantation.
Having been a voter at seven Presiden-
tiaI elections IN the South, claim your
nsrie0ee for few more thoughts on the
same subject, ia support of my PROPOSE
tion Hitherto it has been the. boast Of
our country that our own productions
we're not taxed. Now cotton and
tobacco. the chief Southern staples, are
taxed beyond any commodities found oyi
or known to commerce. The remedy
proposed is perhaps the only one that
will reach the case, for as long as SEED are
valueless, and the insane desire TO grow
cotton continues, so long VIII our people
begVar themselves in this fruitless indus
trial pursuit. Destroy the COTTON Seeoi
and we remove the Government tax
at once and forever. Nay more
destrou the present crop % Seet,i
and in tIOO years the Government VIII VIII
nav a bonits Of two cents per pound on all
cotton raised in the cotton states. 1hen,
and not until then, can our people, with
anv show of hope, return to cultivsuug
| ths 0rast staple successfully. Our coun-
| trv must compete with the world IN the
c1t.on eulture, OF retire from the worlds
market The tax must be borne
souaIIv-North as well as South. The
| Soonsr the better for the South to decide
whether TO destroy her cotton SEED OF
bankrupt all her people! RAISE COTTON
snothq- vaar and ruin and misery are
lei NJ ,c0rld k7lOW that our people
will destroy the present crop Of seed and
cotton will advance from ten to twenty
| csnts in forty days. But let US act IN
coed faith. and not do as silly planters
| have done the past year by dissuading
| their neighbors from planting the staple,
/ and then plant all they can themselves.
The different Chambers Of Commerce
NAV all unite in petitiOning congress 20
remove the cotton tax. Sueh efforts
will avail nothing. The Southern peo-
ME have a remedy in their own hands.
| They can only strike the root OF the eVh
bv destroying the cotton germ.
! Fortunately, our people planted corn
| the past season sufnclent Ior our own
| wants. and this fact has saved our " dear
SOUTH from famine for mad we ue-
pepded this year, as we DID last, on tne
| KUsst II would have required two dol
| lars today, TO buy one bushel OF corn IN
| NamnhIs. At this price, there would
not today be money in the South to buy
feed for our stock. This day Tennessee
corn will arrive, bringing but seventy
cents in Memphis, while yesterday It
wss Quoted at 81 OF in bulk in Cincin-
natl. and 81 49, in sacks in st. Louis.
Everything the North and West have to
sell is high, while VII At we have 10 sell
is low. The cause of this is either found
In their superior tact or our supeTlspYe
folIv, The South has not the capital 70
keep her great staple Of the " worlds
market hence Eastern capital controls
its market value We cannot break the
hank that bets against cotton in any
other way but to destroy THIS years
cotton seed JOHN DAVIS.
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Our Latest Improved
NEW SCALE PIAN0-F0RTR
GRoVESTEEN & CO.,


1IH ESE Instruments, after the most hattering
/ testimonials from the first PidnlsIs in the
country VINO. al our Solicitation, have tested
them Iu the severest manner possible, have been
pronounced THE FINEST SQUARE PIANO
FORTE MADE IN THE WORLD.
1t has always been our policy during the
thfrft,-sir yFaH, that We have manufactured
Pianos ttaslUe th0lls0Dd Of which are now in use
in the United States and Europe, 10 give the
nue-t instrumeut at he lowest COW Our supe'
Nor facilities enable as % offer them from OnS
20 three hundred dollars less than any othel
First lass House.
The ne Of these Instruments are remarkable
for their peculiar Sweetness and Great Bril-
Mancv, never losing their quality when forced
10 their utmost capacity. The lower reEIste a
retaining its pssiIlVeuess does not destroy tht
MIDDLE and npper registers by ming ing with
them IN disagreeablr confusion, the renueo
beauty OF tore being equa ly del ghtiul "a ths
uupracticed and 10 The most cultivated ear.
They are an entirely new style OF Plane, I'm
ished Ia the most superb manner, tCtth Jour Jit
round corners front 0Rd back, heavily car ed leg
and Lyre serpsnIine Base richly moulded, ano
! each instrument is fully warranted for nvt
years sep5 d&wly
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fI'HE First Drawing, which took place at Her.
l. nando, Miss, on the 18th inst, was attended
with unusual success, when IL Is remernb red
that bat few weeks elapsed from the fncep-
ton OF The enterprise TO that event $1,000
worth Of tickets having been sold, a ike
amount OF property was drawn for, under the
supervision Of gentlemen selected by the. ticket
holders present. 1he utmost harmony and
good feeling pervsded those present. and as
viii Be seen frOm the subjoined certificate OF
the Managers, the affair was conducted to q
close In most gratifying and satisfactory
manner:
HERSANDo, miss, June Is, 1857.
We hereby certify that the above report OF
the First drawing OF the Southern Asylum Is
correct, and that the proceedings were charae-
terlzed by spirit Of fairness and business IN
surpassed BY any Drawing OF which we have
any knowledge The Managers OF the Conn
pany placed the ticks Is and wheels under our
sole arrangement and control
Signed: J. 3. MORGAN
ROBERT TEMPLE,
". A. MERRI WETHER,
". w. CAMPTON,
M-rMAGEVENY,
JOHN AINSLIE
Committee.
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Arkansas Cotton Plantation
Eo,, CnTo

ONE OF the most desirable Plantations on
J the ARR ansas river is offered for sale at a
Great Bargain. It contains about 2lO0 acres
b4st cualffv cotton land, lS00 acres cleared and
under cultivation; dWelHnE houses, negro
quarters gin house with fOur s0-ssW gins run
6y steam power, saw and grist mill attached.
The plan iatiOn Is vel stocked With mules,
oxen aud farming imp emenIs- Purchaser
will have the privilege 81 retaining nom 50 to
100 good accliTated negroes. Possession given
I'D January For further information apply To
RJYSTEH, TREZEN Ant & Co,
heal Estate Agents, 276 Sec md street.
Or F. g. KIRK
Tnaiarz11 rrrGaH aTarrr.hfs
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The New York Evening Post, In com
msBting on the eXtrsvsgsnt prices and
the wretched food Of the New York
restaurants, contrasts with these houses
Mr.. COrbets experiment in Glasgow.
This gentleman has been at work for
half q dozen or more years solving the
question whether plain, nutritious food
eau be furnished, well cooked and in neat
ness, for a much more moderate rate than
is commonly charged by keepers Of pub
lie restaurants. He has now twenty-six
cooking depOts in Glasgow, with each OF
which is connected spacious dining
hall, capable of accommodating several
hundred persons, all neatly kept, well
furnished aud ventilated, and attended
by tidy walters. Atthese establishments
breakfast is served from 81 to lot O'Clock,
at which bowl Of porridge, bowl Of
milk, 8 cup OF coffee and roll and but
ter can be had for about sir cents or any
Of the following articles for one penny
two cents) each: bowl of broth, OF
soup, or Of porridge plate of potatoes,
a cup of coffee or tea, bread and butter,
or bread and cheese, q boiled egg, glass
Of soda water, lemonade or ginger beer
Dinner is served from l to 4 O'Clock, at
which a bowl of broth or soup, plate of
beef, potatoes and plumb pudding, for
four and a half pence; and at these
prices the business is found even remu-
nerative, the monthly expenses being
about SIS 600 and the receipts S24, 500.
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LOTTERIES.
NO GIFT ENTERPRISE
Or any other sWindIeI
MISSOURI AND KENfUCKf sfAfE AND
HAVANA LOT fERIEs.
0NLY MEAN L0TTERIES M %. S.

THEY are drawn under state Charters have
been drawn for over FORTY YEARS.
Bonds most be aud are depOs. ted with q. 3
Collector ~ Security.
The prizes ale drawn IN public by two sWorr
Com mmissioners appointed by the State.
Must be drawn II tickets are sold or not.
p RIZ & \ ALL CA S H.
There are two State Drawings each day ant
two Havana Drawings each month.
Drawings can be seen two hours after pur
chase Of tickets,
One-half the Tickets are Prizes.
Prizes paid on day OF purchase.
Ticket 81 to go acs8rdi ng 70 scheme
Prizes s. to Sl0OJO1G, according % scheme
Principal Agent, GEO. W. VAN VOAsT, No
TnTaaFarsng aErnas
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.NUPRIRHr IUDGE.


Judge AJdrich, Of the Bsrnwell district
in South Carolina, refused to carry out
the Jury Order No. SO, made by Gen.
Siekles before his removal. On the 2lst
instant che term Of his court at Barnwell
Courthouse commenced. He was then
served with Gen. Csnby's order, msdify-
ing Order SO. He read 1t in open court,
and stated that it quite as hsgrantly
violated the jury law p" Of the State as
the original, and the same reasons that
impelIed him TO refuse to enforce the one
would prevent him from carrying out the
other. He then read q military order
from Gen. Candy, which had just been
served upon him, suspeuding him and
forbidding his holding any Of the courts
Of his Circuit. Then rising from his seat
be said:
command Of Brevet Maj Gen. Ed. R. 5.
CANDY, lay down my Office for the
present. Personally, 1 feel no morufics-
ton at this indignity, because it has
been put upon me for the conscientious
discharge OF my cOnsutULlOnal uuIy. 1
did not receive my office from him, or
from any power which he represents,
and he has no right to remove me. But
it almost breaks my heart to witness the
humiliation Of this proud old State, we
all love so well, in my poor person. Be
of good cheer, it is only for time. !
see the dawn Of brighter day. The
great hesrt Of the American people beats
frue TO constitutional liberty. The time
is at hand when we will be relieved from
the tyranny and insolence Of military
despOtism.
Gentlemen of the juries, for the present
farewell; but if God spares my life,
will vet preside in this court, South
Carolina Judge, whose ermine is sus'
tanned.
NV brethren Of the Bar be patient; be
Ioval to the Constitution; be true r
yourselves,
Mr.. Clerk, as I am not permitted to
perform any judicial act, you and the
Sheriff will issue TO the jurors their psy
certificates, as If the Judge had not at
tended.
Mr.. Sheriff let the court stand adjourn
ed while the voice Of justice is stified.
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One who knows what he is talking
about, discourses in this wise:
When we see business firm giving
publicity to their particular branch OF
trade, we argue at once that such house
is alive to the requirements Of the time.
1t implies not only keen sagacity,' but
likewise that sort of liberal attention OF
the trade. Many establishments foregC
the benefits of advertising from spirit
Of mere penuri0usness. They reason in
this way: SHOULD we incur an outlay
Of $50 or 500, or $500, possibly We may
never get it bsck-then It would be sc
much thrown away" These are timit
men always, and properly belong to s
past generation. The true man Of busi-
ness, appreciating the fair advantages O
being represented in newspaper columns
looks upon advertising as "bread cas-
upon the waters " and should he find NJ
immediate fruits of his expenditures, he
rests at ease, being fully satisfied that !
twill return after many days"
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THE NATIONAL BANKS.
AbstFnet OF the Quarterly Reports OF tiie
Banks OF New York city.

WAsHINGToN, October 2S.-The fol-
lowing statements based on the abstract
of Quarterly Reports of the National
Banks of New York city, by which it
appssrs that the banks not only had the
amountof reserve required by law, but a
surplus of more than S13, 900, 900, or seven
per eentum of the amount Of circulation
and deposits:
Circulation, National and 1900 -,
Individual depo sits.....-..-s2lO S7Ss7s
Less exchanges for { lear
ing House. october T---.-.- 4O2,sIO,S55
Net amount Of individual $3.50.
United 5 ates deposits and
GeP1S-ls feePTs ...l.. oi uiso u-s---s - 2sS7 SIS
banks and hanlzeTs--.....-. S6l, ,892, l52
Less balance due from ua-
tiouaI and other banks -
aud bankers...-....-....... l2s2l OF 49l07o,525
TOTAL amount Of cireula-
tion and deposits for
which a reserve is re-
ouired under sections 81 ..-..
and y OF the act.-.-----.----- lsfr-tss1Js
Specie on hand............---.,.- 7,33l,1s5
Fractional currency - 23i.2ls
Legrl tender nOtes.-..-..---..-- 53 oS0,ziZ
Com pound interest notes,
which are legal reserve
on dspos'''---,,---.---.'---- . 2-l.s-o e2oso,ns
Twenty-Five per cent Of the total
amount OF circulation and deposits -
G1roiIIs .......... 1853, ,O4I
or seven per cent. OF circulation and deposits IN
excess Of the reqiremsnts OF the law.
The abstract Of the quarterly report Of
the National Banking Association up to
the first Monday in October, shows the
resources to be 81. .495, 900, 900, including
over $40. 900, 600 OF specie, and nearly
s57. 600, 900 OF compound interest notes.
The capital stock is S4l9, 500, 600; surplus
fund, S66, ,666 600, and undivided profits,
500 zoo 900
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NondsE, the lth daT of Naremher-

1851, between the hours OF le O'Clock an. a,.t
o'clock m, offer and sell - the highest - -
for cash, At he foot OF sayo~o treet 80 -
Msmphts, Tenn lessee, th9 following ie5..rfl,.-7
personal property. 70 be sold a. ~,
lshab . property, IN tns hands Of a. ,tfi---
y virtue OF aid section 3505 of the C,l--e ~
Tennessse, viz: The Steamboat CtfEEz X ~
her boats. tackle and macAlnary. ao,- I1i-e- -
/ the foot Of aayoso street. Memphi.. Tsn- : = =
2. d. WINTER :, snefid SHELBY 10.
~ JAlEza II. AWANs ID. s oS2s "a
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Desperate ReneonIre Ten Freedmen
Killed.


The Louisiana Boptist, Published at
Mount Lebanon, has the following in its
issue Of the 18th ult.
A gentleman just from Texas, we I'M
derstaud, relates the following shocking
circumstance as having occurred on
Black Bayou, near Jefferson. We learn
that he was near the farm where the facts
took place few days after the occur
renee. A farmer had a number Of hands
employed, under written contract, for
one-third OF the crop. He was from
home when they commenced gathering,
and on returning found that they were
taking half instead of third Of the crop,
He demonstrated and told them Of the
contract, but they became enraged, and
finally made Gn attack upon him, and
he, in defending, shot down four of them
with a revolver. Going to town he re-
ported the facts to Federal officer, who
sent an armed force to investigate and
set things right. The negroes defied
and finally attacked this force, when six
more Of the crowd were shot down.
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TaIuabEe Plantation to Lease.

L WILL. Lease. as administrator OF Christ pher
L J. Field. uec'd. his Home Place-the place OF
TIav 4 FIELD and the Plantation known a. the
Content Place. These Plantations are IN the
county Of Bolivar, Miss and 10 nne condition
for cultivation. having been cultivated for
years past. There is a new and une Clrcular
saw n IN on the Home Place. fOr sale.
For further Information apply % me a. rams,
Bourbon county. KY, or 10 Dr. 4. J. Field, on
= - FlraruIges. b. j. CLAY,
10 Admir- g. j Field. decd.
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FAssmAN's IRON TIEs
FOR
COTTON BALES

rTNHE undersigned have made extensive ar
1 rangements 70 supply the demand Tor these
Ties the present season.
In addition TO th- FASSMAN IRON TIE and
BUTTON TIE. so extensively uAed heretofore
they now oheI his ALLIGATOR TIE, with
Teeth so arranged as 70 a. SANITY clamp the
hoop when the pressure Is removes nom the
bale and hold n without slipping.
Great pains hsve been taken to secure the
best quality Of iron.
Tht>- Ties are sF simple in their arrange
meut That tuey can he applied by any one, "a
bales OF any size, with flc same facility and
er pedstioq as re pc. In strength, security and
raCi fty OF auplicallOl, they v III compare IA
voTably with sIy Vet introduce q.
The advantages OF Iron lies ue now gener'
adv recognized. bUt IT is deem ed not out o
place 10 ca i the attention OF tl0se inuere- ted
to the very eng hattie recon- 70 eudRtlOu or Jn'
derwriter-. steamboat Captsins, and owner
and ARenE o. Sea rfeamers and sailing YES
sels recently published In the newspapers II
New Orleans.
CHAM8ERS & T.ATTING,
seq No. o. Carondelgt street, y. o.
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The Sew York senator Arrested and
Held for Bribery.

Walcott ]. Humphrey, Senator from
the Sixtieth District, was arrested at
Warsaw, wyoming county, n. Y, and
brought before Justice Cole, on the 26th
ult., upon 8 warrant charging him with
bribery and corruption in Office. The
warrant charges that Humphrey did
accept $500 to influence his action on q
bill pending before the Railroad Com
mittee of the Senate. The accused gave
bail in two securities of $1,000 each to
await the action of the Grand Jury iD
November next.
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Fifth Prize.

One residence lot adjoining above property
25xiOO feet. Valued at $500.
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6ecOnd Prize.

A cottage residence OF ten rooms, with lot
60Zl00, in the city OF Chicago, Ill, only three
guar ers Of mile from the heart OF the city,
and wi6hin one Ocs OF the street railroad In
tersectiDg every part Of the city, Valued al
g5S00
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Cottage Residence, S rooms lot I2OxI7O feet
on BOrland avenue, near Memphis and
Charleston railroad, near corporation line
Valued az $1,000.
Tickets g5 each. May be had OF, or ordered
through, any OF the Con papyis agents, at the
Central Agency, Memphis, Tenn, or Of Col.
James Strain, fernando, Hiss.
Stockholders, Directors and Ordcers Of the
Com Dany are prohibited from purchasing or
holding tickets in any OF he drawings. The
Company is simply the media for the purchase
and sale OF real estate between property mold
ars and the general publi@ les I'm
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Noffce.

AT the November Term OF the County Court
"A or Shelby county, Tenn, 4 viii apply for
Letters Of Administration on the estate oi
Henry Bower, deceased
J. 3. Marks.
Hallum 4 washington, Attorneys
oee laVtTs
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ocn3d

THE PULMONIU BAISAM OF Wild
L CHE RRY AND WOOD NAPrHA Is a care
fully compounded medicine. selected with the
greatest care, and m lnufsctured exclusively BY
the discoverer DR.. Williams. AT his Laboratory
in person SO that every component particle Ol
thfs medicine h carefully snalyzed and tested
before IL is offered for sale. This great medi-
cine, although G beautiful transparent wine
color and so plessantin It's taste that the small
est infant viii love It, yet in its ects It is in
sfartaneous. after each dose. clearly indtcatfnf
that q most powerful agent is ehectiug 4 greai
cure, By allaying all the disturbin ng sym pIOn1i
which invariably accompany the train Of dis
eases for which this medicine Is specially de
signed.
Inquire for Dr. Williams Pulmonic Balsan
/ Of Wild Cherry ana Wood Naptha. Sold by al
druggists throughout the South. Dealers car
/ be sappltsd atJ- B. WATSON & COZ Whole
] sale Druggists and sole agents for this medi
] oc28 tf
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A. AND A. SCOTTISH RITE,

Elllist E1tIcr4
HERMEs Lodge sf Perfection, 18th; No, !.
stated Communications ID Wednesday night
OF each month. Henry P. WoOdsrd, 3zd, g..
NJ. Charles ". Carroll, 18th. Sec.
hrTHRAs Ls0d-e Of Perfection, 18th; No. 2
Meets sth wednesday Of each month. George
Mellersh, 82d, g.. NJ. A. 4. Frankland, sd
Sec
CAsIPFHIA Council Of Princes Of Jerusalem, 10TH
No. 1. Bent. *. Pullen, sd, Tarsh.'.i -
-. Bec.'.
ARYCHAPTER Of Rose CroiZ, 18th, No. l.
Charles ". Adams, 82d, NJ. W. ii. T. Ion-
liukon. 82f. sec.
PHILIPFE DUPLEssErs Council Of K-h, Soth.,
No. I. Henry p WOOdard, 3D. Comm.
William Y. CirOde 32d, Rec
C0NsIsuOEY OF WEST TENNESSEE, sd. John
AinsIie. SD, Comm. In Chlefi Dodge q
Trader, SD, Reg.
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OUR LIST OF PRIZES.
The First and Capital Prize.

Col. N, c. Gallowsv's valuable residence,
corner OF Court and Third streets, Memphis,
one block only nom the center OF the city, and
In the vicinity OF all the Federal, state and
Coanty offices Lot 81 feet front by S35I deep.
Valued At so 900.
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]. n. HALL. CLERK.

The Prizes drawn on this occasion nunibersd
FOrty-seven, and comprised loss IA the vicinity
nandO, Miss, deeds TO which have been made
% the lucky ucket-hOlders. For this, the Sec
ono Drawing, however we are able TO offer our
patrons stu more attractive Inducements TO
interest themselves in our scheme. From a
lengthy list Of property, much OF which has
already been advertised to the public, we select
the fOflowtug.
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Fashionable Dancing Academy.

MADAME LEISE, or New Orleans v-oa-f
VI most respectfully surouncs 20 The cIrirsus
OF Memphis that she VIII opsn her cis-ses FOR
the above Kraceful accom- pllshmHut on tle
THIRD = IUEsDAf In september NJ the Ief-
larsou BLOCK. second street. where see {. usrs
by etri Z alaenlon 70 the Advancement OF her
pupi Who may BE- intrustsd 20 her clarz-. 10
merit share Of the public PATRONAGE. Mad.
l., having taught In most or the urI-ripaI
cities OF the south and Southwest, lolss 10
meet here WITH the same uubOuuded sue-ezg
which has hitherto marzeu her c0urse OF In
struction elsewhere Days and nours o. tuition
for Children, Iuesdays snd SalurdaVs- from
half past o'clock TIL dark for Ladl-s. nom
10 an. TIL Y; for Gentlemen. from 8 tlI %
pm, All the same day. References useNceD-
nOnaole, for which, and her parttcu lars.
p ease see circulars, which viii be found 81 the
prin ipsl book and music stores Terms NOE
crate Calisthenics and Lancfng taught 10 uri-
Tate families and schools, n dezi1ad. Eol-ees
aIHan LuLe.a q month -.
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,coURsE OF STUDY.

FIRST SESSION, JUNIOR CLASS mon tbs
Walkers American Law, Kent's COmmenta-
ries, B!snop on Criminal Law Carutners lis
tory OF Law suit, stephens Pleading
SECOND SESSION o. JUNIOR CLASS
months
Parsons on CONTRACTS, Parsons on Notes and
Bills, Greenleaf on Evtdeucs.
FIRST SESSION, SENIOR CLASS.
Adams Equity Jurisprudence. Adam Equity
Pleading. Hsddeld on Wills, billiard on Mort
gages, Parsons on PartneshfFs-
SECOND SESSION, SENIOR CLASS.
Washburn on Real Property, Taylor on Land
lord and Tenant. ngeil a Arnes On Corpora-
tons, StOFy's Conflict o. Laws, Pansous on
Maritime Law, COnEiin's O 5. Treatise.
Rscitations and examinations each day az 4
o'clock Moot Court once each week. aud Ap-
peilats Court once each month, presided over
~ the Professors all tCgsther.
students permitted % enter any Class but no
whole course.
Terms - per Session, payable In advance.
Entrance Fee, $ per session.
All Students or aug can attend tree oF rfl r--ra
the Lectures OF the College, including Lectures
on Elocut1on and explanation ~ Lstrlu s1'd
French tecnnica1ttes By the President
Arrangements VIII Dc made 10 1rerrf ana
lodge students a. S15 per month. ApsIIear i1rs 8
should ba N adH earir.
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EDUCATIONAL.
LAW SCHOOL
MEMPHIS COLLEGE.

THE Law Department Of The Memphis CO..
i lsge viii open on the fIhsI MONDAY
OCTOBER- The following gentlemen com
prise the Faculty;
Constitutional LaW-------..---Gen. Albert PIKE
Real Property & &Pleading-----HoD. K = y EafH
Perssnaf Property a PIettiug A. ST LEUIs
Equity 4 Comm ercial Law II on. y. T. s-CE eos
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