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Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1867-10-14

the rates established By such competitors.
The works were constructed with a view Of
remunerating the owners for their ihvestmentl.
as well AZ Ter the public convsnience. Not
vithstanding such intention. they viii ever
cell or furnish lirht at
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INSURANCE.
CAPITAL STOCK, $500, 900
TAKE FIRE AND MARINE RISKS.
DIRECTORs /.

W. B. GREENLAW. N. S. BRUCE.
G. W. COVER. CHARLES JONES,
JAMES ELDER, WIN. HARRINGTON
JOHN 0vERT0N. JR.
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Francisco. We see by the papers Of JUL
25th that In one preceding day steam
ships left for Oregon, Monterey, Vict0ri,
and San Pedro, and that another lint
was established for Pomales, while thu
Asiatic line was In operation. Two hun
dred new vessels have been added TO thii
trade In one year.
There Ia a serious difficulty existing
between the pope and the ezar In regafC
20 the restrictions imposed upon Catho
lies IN Russia. Both the pope and the
ear insist on maintaining their respect
i've prerogatives, and neither OF them
will Weld TO the other. The czar, how.
ever. being absolute in his own dOmin.
ions. IA master Of the situstion.
A class Of cadet engineers Is soon tc
be formed at the naval academy for the
coming school year. Applicants should
be between eighteen and twenty-two
wears Of age, and must be prepared t.
pass a competitive examination, the re-
sult of which will determine which Of the
candidates will receive the appointment.
"A letter from Paris states that NJ
Alexander Dumas is engaged on a new
novel, the scene Of which IL laid in
America, the time being that Of the civil
war. 1t is understood that many of the
details and incidents have been fur
nished by the eccentric equestrienne,
Adch Isaaes Menken Heenan, or what
ever else the lady's name may be.
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Second Monday in September. 1867.

FOrest-Hi n truly an Eilc1tsgnaI Home easy
% Access, get shut on nom cistractlna funu-
ences. Tkis Institutiou b. In All il appoint
ments, vel dtlel % send forth healGhV, intel
ngent, 0npushed graduates None other
than The 5esf n Ts1eheTf are here retained
For Circulars apply to
Rev. B. MILLER, Proprietor.
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RALEIGH HIGH SCHOOL

rYNHE undersigned viii open a school for pu-
i pills, OF both sexes, in the Courthouse, at
Raleigh, shelby county, Tenn, on the
First Monday i'm SePtem ber.
Instruction will be- eiven in all tbs branches Of
icai Education.
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SELECT SCHOOL
-FOR-
YOUNG LADIES AND CHILDREN.
MRS. N. A. KNOX
WILL OPEN HER SCHOOL ON MONDAY,
w September ID, 1857, az

NO 126 COURT STREET,
On the plaE Of her former school in Nashville
Particular attention Will be paid 70 PH4sI-
CAi EDUCATION. CalliSthenics vii le daily
taught in the school, and private classes IN
Dancing, AS AN E-XERCIS6. viii be formed
after school hours. 10 avoid the necessity OF
pupils attending dancing sehools, durlng tne
week Vocal Music viii be daily practlced %
exercise the voice, without extra charge,
The course OF instruction will comprise all
ordinary English Branches and the Languages,
Ancient and Modern. No exlra cnslrge Tor
Latin, except when taushb Dy Frefessur-
French and Italian taught Dy Principal or by
Professors at the option OF parents class
in German BY FrolesSsos, WI receive sfeslal
Mathematics taught BY Professors-the former
Nv lectures, illustrated by Experiment,
A class in HISTORICAL READING viii be
f,rr,,sd for YOUNG LADIES having finished
fl,ei- Scbolastie Course. One hour, three times
a week, VIII be devoted to this, and young
ladies In society viii also be received as stu
de.S,ts n, No5iern Languages or Music.
T'be reputation OF Mrs. Knox, with regard
TO MORAL TRAINING-the most Important
part OF educaticn-is too-weH established 10
Tba Object Of this enterprise is to elevate the
standard OF femRle education IN the South.
Mrs. X. desires 10 do for The young people Of
Memphis what she essayed 70 do FOR those OF
her own home. in which efforts, as many Of
hsr Old pupils viii testify, she was eminently
Nh K. would, through this Eedium alone,
solicit the patronage Of her former friends and
uatrOuE and Of al VINO nave not piiieeu Llelr
chfitIren slse,yg here. Sessions twenty weeks in
leugth including Christmas Holiday OF one
week.
,foNrF5F.Y' TERMS. PAYABLE AT THE END OF
EACH MONTH:
ruition in English nom s. to $40, according
Tuifion in French and Italian, BY Principal
Tnifion in French, Italian and German by
Professors at their charges.
Tuition in Music AZ Professors charges.
T,nitlon in Drawing and Painting AZ The regu.
lar nrice taught In schools.
Tsition ia Embroidery and Ornamental
Tnition In Dsncing at Teachers charge. win
nsnai deduction made for Schools.
No Incidental Fee.
Pupils received AZ any time and charged tin
and "a month. No deductiOn made excaDt iu
esses Of protracted illness. or where there are
three or four pupils IN 8 ia1nily. aus w
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A Cbioego pono, Cow. ,,f corn


The reports from the growing corn
! crop continue to be conflicting. In some
| seetions-particularl in the southern
parts of this state and IOwa-we hear
that the corn is parched and shrivelled
in consequence of the long spell of dry
weather. Elsewhere the crop is reported
TO be in good condition, and promises
well. The copiOus rain which fell at an
early hour this morning, continuing the
/ greater part of the forenoon, and which
we believe to have been general through
out the state, cannot fail to be Of great
sssistantance to the corn. Taking all
/ things into consideration, rejecting that
a large number of the farmers are never
happy unless eroaking, and making due
allowance for the damage inflicted by
! the recent drouth, we are satisf1en that
the crop will be one of full average yield
AMI quality. 1t must be borne in mind
that the average this year is larger thsp
/ last, which will make up for any def
cheney that there may be. The only
contingency to be dreaded is Septem'
| Der frost
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PERSONAL.

Poor Carlotta's hair has turned gray
Minister Adams ambassador at Lon
dom and family have been to Paris.
Gen. Rousseau and staff sailed pc
Arizona Saturday, for Sitka.
Mrs. Jefferson Davis arrived at New
York Saturday, en- route for Canada.
The king of Italy has given assent t.
10 the church property bill.
The Infamous Harriet Beecher Stow
! is writing a new book-another Unelt
| Toms Cabin, only more 50.
The Empress Eugene is a renowned
linguist.
Chas. Mathews, tsie original and unri
vailed Sir Chas. Goldstream, is seriously
Ill.
Capt. A. w. Grange has been ap
pointed military sheriff of Mobile.
Chaplain ]. o. Rayner, of the United
States army, has been ordered to Sitka
Laura Keene sailed for Earope on the
2Sth.
Fernando Wood had n long interview
with the president on the 29th.
The Munich people are pOking fun a
their young king, because he has neVel
asked his atfianced bride for a kiss.
Abd-el Kader and his son are back il
Paris.
Louis Napoleon has given 20O0 franc;
to the sailors home at Dover.
Madame Mary L. DeViIIe, q clairvOy.
ant physician of New York, cut hel
throat on Monday.
Hon. James a. MeDougall, United
States senator from California, died in
Albany, n. Y, Tuesday.
Gen. Candy has gone to Charleston tC
take command of that district.
Simon Cameron declares Gen. Grant
to be En Out-and-out radical.
RObt. Dale Owen has in his possession
a number OF photographs which he
claims were taken from the spirits Of de.
ceased persons.
Gen. Grant gave, on Saturday even.
ing, 3 parting dinner to SenOr Romero
tho Mexican minister.
John Anderson, him Of the 90 Solace
tobacco" is Bennett's 4" My 10, John, y
for mayor of New York city.
Mr.. Robbins, who has a chicken stall
in Fulton market, New York, anG
attends to his busines, IS worth s., 000,-
OO0. He sells everything eatable which
flies.
Dr. J. r Letterman, formerly medical
director for the army Of the Potomac, is
one Of the candidates for coroner in SaL
Francisco.
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NOl1- Resfdellt N0fice.

Circuit Court OF Haywood County.
Austin Mann vs.. r. \, LOngley et al---Debt
1T appearing from afddavit herein filed that
defendants, y. 4. Longiey and John ID.
Wars are non residents Of the Stale Of Tennes-
80 It Is ordered that publication ba made
once "A week for four successive weeks In the
Memphis Appeal, neWsPaper Puollshed in
fI1afyitv az Memphis, Tennessee, requiring the
sid h. Y. Longley and John u. Ware 70 make
their personal appearance within the hrst three
days Of the september term oI the circuit
vile the fourth Monday in September, la67
fhep and there 10 plead, answer, or demurr q
viii be taken by default as 70 them.
]. NJ RUFLEDGE, Clerk.
h r. EOlk, Attorney,
Brownsville, August y io5f, anb laRaW
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Family School for YOung Ladies'.


Principals-Alr and Mrs. CHAS. H. McBLATF2
Head Of scholastic Department-Miss Dun
English Literature and Bellies -Detters-Nr.
McBLAIR
Modern Languages-ProL LEONCE RABrI-
LON.
Vocal and Instrumental Musie-ProG L. THOR
BECkE-
Drawing and Painting-ProE d. a. WOOL
WAhD.
This Institution viii be opened On MONDAY
September lGth. The first session Of the Slsh,,,
lastlc year closes January 5lst. The seern5
session June S0th.
BONNIE BEsAE Is situated on an elsvats,r
Ridge on the old Frederick road. N iIs, fr,7,-
the western limits Of Baltimore, and vim,
l easy access to the Catonzville Passenger Rsii
way that communicates with the city.
The number Of pupils wiz be liuifed 4,
twenty.
| CiTcaiars giving further particulars NAV -.
/ found at J. :. Waters = SON q Ciisrlee -f-,.-e
| and Enfz q Basins bookstore. Charles g1rasf
For admission apply 70 Mr. q IL aelsi.i,-
/ through the Haltimore 2. U, box ia aas h,
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TER hd
MASONIC COLLEGE
Aaaon. % e.le CoanII. Teal-

CITUATE thirty miles from Memphis seven
> miles north OF lafayette Depo., NJ q e.. l.. f..
FACULTY
e. W. JOJENsrON. A b.. President and Professor
of Aucieut Lang slGgeS;
OTW2Y 2 YOUNG, Az Professor OF Matbe-
matics,
COLIN MCEINSET, An, Professor OF Mental
and Moral Science anu English Literature
This institution was rsOpened October, Isf7.
and has reached a state CT permanent EN-
cheney Next Anus Session uiil be- oneE Ell
July Is, 1877, aud VIII consist OF Two IerHs-2J
weeks esch.
Ch Ah.t1 E.S.-English and Mathematics. s2l,
- and So per Term. zach LanguaEe. s. extra
per Term Coutfn gent fee, & 50 per Term.
Excellent board, IncludirE room, fuel. wash
ing and light, slj per month
AL Necessary apparatus viii be supplied.
Conveyance from Lafayette station TO ME-
cou- " Weinesda5s ard Saturdays
We, the Trustees, have determined 70 make
this hrst class Academic Institutlou.
Isl. The scholarship, experience and success
or our faculty.
ID. The elevated tone Of cur community.
Cd The healthrul localI-y, removed from the
cOrrupttng in1luencss and vices OF city lie.
fth. fayoruhls prices viii enable Us to
achieve this success.
PrsSideat B0ard.---...--rr. q. T HUNTFR-
Secretary W. ALEXANDER.
au14
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WASHINGTON UNIVERSITY,
MEDICAL DEPARTMENT.
baltimore, Maryland.
FACILITY:

Rev THOMAS BOND, n. d, President
u q NJ 20BERIs, ND Emeritus Professor OF
Obstetrics and Diseases OF Women and
A j FoARD, NJ D, Professor OF Descriptive and
Surgical Anatomy.
j z L0sArg, MD, Professor OF the Principles
and Practice of Medicine
HARVEY l. BYRD, MD, Professor OF OBS etrics.
MARTIN p SCOTT. "a d, Professor Of the Dis
eases of Women and Children.
EDWARD W WkRRIcy. Nd Professor Of the PIN
ciples and Practice Of surgery.
JOHN r MaNMoNIEll, MD, Professor Of Physi-
oioerv and General Pathology.
] j MoORnIAN N. D.. Professor Of Medical Ju-
risprudenee and Hygiene.
JcsEPH 3 CLAGErT, Md, Professor Of Maieria
Medica and Therapeutics
CIARESCH MORFIT, MD, Professor OF Medical
Chemistry and Pharmacy.
JOHS n M0SMoNIER, Nd. Demonstrators OF
ne AiI5'2IS next session OF this institution win
commence on ths
First Day Of October Next,
And continue I'VE months.
one student nom each Congressional Dis
trict OF the late Slaveh0iding States will be al
mittsd TO all the privilege OF the University
upon me payment or THIRTY-FIVE DOL
La Ks for each session OF attendance. wounded
and disabled soldiers having preesdence in this
regard over al other applicants.
Daily Clinics viii be held ia the college build
ing. at which students viii receive the most
thorough practical Instruction.
Material for Di6seoting Rooms viii be sur
piled ia abundance, and every facility Afforded
Students lcr anatomical studies.
FEFS - Aatrie1latiOn, s. 4; Dissecting. $40
oiary, SI5
For further infoEnation, apply TO- or address.
Al. FOARD, Nd, DEAN,
No. q Liberty street, northeast corner OF Lex
ington, or Barnum's Hotel.
su7 iw az 2tEE tsel5
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UMBER $40
EDUCATIONAL.
YOUNG LADIES'
COLLEGIATE INSTITUTE,
Forest HiH, Tenn.

ESTABLISHED IN 1854. Chartered 5y the
II state Ia ls.s, and admirably loeated on ne
Memphis and charleston railroads D% r hDl x
FROM the city of Memphis, VII resume is eE-
ercises On the
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MEMPHIS FEMALE SEMINARY,
IOn Nadizon Street
INSURANCE AGENCIES
TENNESSEE STATE MUTUAL
T. I II II
INSURANCE COMPANY
OF MEMPHIS, TENN.

OFFICE: Is Madison Street, Selden Block
(Up Stars.
A HOME COMPANY DEVOTED TO HOME
"A Interests. None but First Glass risks TAX en-,
Policies issued nom one month 10 x years
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STATE FEMALE COLLEGE
MEMPHIS. TENN

/ THE Fab Session of this Tnstitution Wiz eor,
| Il mence On the THIRD MONDAY (the I6l b
/ OF September next.
] Only the SAME CHARGES FOR TUITION
AS BEFORE TIE WAX. Board. SO per
/ month. Able ana experienced teachers in al
/ the departments Location famed for ia
health and beauty Accommodation Su perfOr-
/ q strictly hrss-class boarding school. PARENTS
! and guardians are invited to visit and see Tor
/ themselves. For further Information or for
l Catalogues, address
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EDUCATIONAL.
mis- SQUIRT
MEDICAL COLLEGE,
st. LOuis, Mo.
Sc s SION OF 1S67-6S.
RaemIaF

RAenlaFs
JOS. n. MCDOWELL, N n. Professor Of sur-
gerry and Surgical Anatomy.
JOHN ~ MOORE, N. D., Professor Of Theory
and Practice OF Medicine.
". d. NoFHEBFERS ND, Professor OF Ma
terra Medica and Therapeutics.
]. n. WATERS ND Professor Of Physiology.
PathOfOgy and Clinical Medicine.
CHARLES o. CgkrAAH, MD, Professor Of
Chemistry and Pharmacy
B. F.SHU aARD, Nd, Professor of O5stsfrics
and Diseases Of women and Children.
DRAKE MCDOWELL. Nd. Professor of Cen
eral and Desert p9ive Anatomy.
JAMES q. HIDBLET, Md, Demonstration OF
Anatomy.
The Lectures OF the session or 1878 viii be
gin on the INST or October, aud close on the hrst
OF March.
Fees IOF the Lectures teach Professor sljJ -tlB6
Matricu!ation Zee paid only oncej j--4-....-... S
Hr1ss -
Student, on arriving in The city, will call at
ths College, or al the Office of the Dean south
West corner Of Filth and Market strsets
JOS. n. MCDOWELL, MD, Dean.
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OFF GERS:
JESSIE W. PAGE, JR...-..-.-...-.....- ? PstFsfDFNT
A. Il. Lac y iCk fAAa iJilA =
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HOWELL r. JAUkSON ..-------.-.Ar OKNEfs
DIRECToRS.- NJ. Appersou, lessee w
Prgs Jr-. VIM. i. Vance, A. T. Lazy, ~ j. sch
den, NJ. Kelley, Howell f. jackson, qeq NJ.
BARTLETT j. H Hartley, j. J, Feres, W. N
Akin, j. NJ keating. --
The mutual system ha7 deservedly become
the most popular Ilade of Insurance IN the
United STATES, and is the one embraced hy
those BEST informed upon the suhisGt, and VINO
appreciate and desire security, perpeLulty and
economy. Ia purely mutual company the
assured derives all the advantages which can
he realized from an insurance, and at the low
est rates or exact eOst, paying no tribute or
profits TO the proprietOrs or stockholders for,
perhans an Inadequate capital or security.
Cheapness combined with security. and "A eer-
taiutv OF accomplishing the object in view,
are the essential elements sought for, aBd they
may be found eminenty existing IN a we'll
conducted mutual. All parties insuriug IN this
company become members Oi the company
and are directly tntrusted IN its success Gail
al tie once sf the company fOr fun iufoTma-
ton whereby all real estate insurers eau save
FIFFY per cent. Of their insurance acoOunt
ANS 3fu
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Architect and Engineer.

V1HE undersigned would respectfully inform
A his friends and lie publie thai be Is pre-
pared 20 devote his whole attention 70 Design-
ing Plans and Bperiutending Buildings, with
s. uucR eBerEy and attention 20 his patrons
Interest as be did Tor the Guys interest while
City Engineer.
0FFICE-suliman Block, Second and Nadi-
son streets Dharges reasonable.
!. Ii. MCCLURE
raf.f ffr..H AL Nl.5.,f
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NOTTINGHAM ACADEMY.
rVHE neAt leighthl session OF This school viii !
L open on the
First MOndaT in SeDtembeT Next. |

and close about the last of June, 1859. The
Principal will be assisted by a graduate OF
the University Of Virginia. For further infOr-
nation, as " terms, eLc., address the Prine pal,
Somerviil6, Tenn. The Principal would refer
"a the gentleman whose named are appended
below.
N. B.-fh0se whose names are markell by
asterisk, are, or have been, patrons Of the
school ID. Nj. QUARLES.
Principal.
$Mr + 81 AppeTsOn, Memphis Mr. I krier-
son, Columbia, Tenn; DR. j 7 Baskerville, Fay
etis county .COl h Mostly, Fayette county :
et,Ol Sam Tate, Memphis; Mr. " Froudht,
Memphis sMr Thos n Allen, Memphis; sar
Jas Snisef columbia. Tenn; mir II l. GuiOn,
Memphis; FNIr l. II stewart, Memphis; %Mr J
l. Pullian. S0meFVille ; PROF J q PeLtus, Ma
con. Tenn sHon T Jones, Helena, Ark; {;
sThas Shapard, Esq, Upton county; sCOl A T
Lacey Memphis; 3Mr II Horuor, Helena,
ATE sgen Joseph Williams, Memphis; aCol N
n HE'LL Pine Bluff, Ark Rev W q Johnson
EJft r Christian Advocate, Memphis; Seen B
w Williamson, Memphis; Mr. ~ KILLER,
Memphis. Mr. Law Marye, Memphis; Capt K
q Williamson, Memphis; sMr " II Martin,
Port Gibson, Miss chancellor J W Harris,
s0rnervfue Judge Humphreys Somer-
Vile: Rev K IA Rivers, SoIaeFViIe; MIR
Z, M scott. gOmerville Prof r ID Boyd, Somer-
Vile Faculty University % Virginia; Prof e
Jayuez, Washington College; Gen , II
smith, Virginia Military Institute.
July n MI au2 n
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LaSallette Academy.

THE LaSa lette Academy, on Taird street.
Il conducted BY the Sisters OF st. Agnes, will
be opened farthe rsoeptinn OF exterus on MON
DAY THE2 AOF SEPTEMBER. au1l aw
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OFFICERS:
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EDUCATIONAL
SELECT SCHOOL
LAGRANGE FENALE COLLEGE.

The services Of the following gentlemen are
engaged: Prof Auguste Vilieheuliu, French
and spanish +; Prof GsoFgs y. Msseely, Latin ;
Prof an
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60 - or Octoher y

Al. FOARD. A.D., DEAN,
No. q Liberty street, northeast corner OF I,e.
ingtOn, or Barnums Hotel.
Ru7 " AZ ZilEsE ts6l5
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Law school
or TUE-
UNIVERSITY OF MISSISSIPPI
AT OXFORD.
FACULTY.
JOHN \. WADDEL, D.D, Chancellor.
l. Q. c. LANAI, Professor.

VTHE course Of study Is COM pIetsd n two
4 terms ~ nine mon ths each
The method OF instruction Is that OF oral e1-
gminHtiOns, daily, upon the text. accompanied
uy such explanations and Lectures as state leg
islatlOn and local adludicatiOus have fuad8
Necessary.
Moot Courts viii be held weekly, in which
the practice VIII conform IN every essential re-
spect u the rrIies, modes OF procedure q a ar
gumentation adopted in the following courts g.
4. District Court OF 5hs United states
. Circult curt Of the Uuit-u STATES.
D. supreme Court Of the United states.
l. Circuit Court Of Mississippi.
s. Chancsry Court Of Mississippi.
q. PrUbais Court.
2. High Court Of Errors and Aprsa's.
The law Library nunbars not less than one
thousand volumes
The Law Students have the privilege or AZ
tending. EREE Or CHARGh h. the Lectures and
RecitaLlOns In any or the departments OT
Science anti Literature in the University.
The sessions 0f he Federal Court ana Of tina
Hight Court Of bsrrsrs and Appeal. heid ID OK
FORT, give 10 The students OF thus school pecu-
liar advantages.
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MAGUIRES BEYNE PLANT.

fnHIS Extraordinary Medicine, the fame Of
L which Is spread broadcast lhE0uehoug O. the
country Is uudoubtedl y superior 70 any remedy
ever offered 20 the public for the complaints Tor
which lt is inteuued4 We have iu uuf bosses
siOn testmou ials furnished voluntarily by Col
Long. late Chief Typographical Engineer Blu
feau az Washington, Nirn- Fitz Henry Warren.
tfcu rleasauton, and Others Of The army F:
Father 4. J. DE imet Tie celebrated Iudiali
Missionary, also OniCens Of the Navy, Surgeons,
Hospital Stewards, Commanders of nearly
eNerY steamer plying ON ahe Mississippi and
tributary TiNtu, Yves ern Sanitary auu Chris
tlau Commissions, Army ChaplaIus and Others
TOO uunteEoua " mention. Likewise highest
encOnluuis Of the Press, most Of which are pub
llshed ia Jur almanac, (which we shall send to
any one requesting ltl praihinE It's valuable med
iCin a. uulaEties An the highest ierins. No other
medicine has such recommendation.
J. ~ G.. MAGUfRE
Sole PropTietOfs, ~. Louis.
Sold by Druggists anG Medicine Dealers every
where iy1s-d&W n
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HOTELS.
LOOKOUT MOUNTAIN HOUSE,
Near Chattanooga, Ten

THERE'S no more pleasant spot for sum-
1 fner residence than the summit 81 Lookout
Mountain. The scenery lS most beautiful aud
affords great delight 20 the lovers OF nature.
Looking 10 lhe North and East, from the
MOUNTAIN HOUSE, a vaUteil iandscape is seen
To lhe l5fL nuEs ihe placid IeunesSee. Wi indln s
30 and nIt among tie hills, till 1ar away IN the
distance itS waters em 20 blend with the
clouds. Wooded hills and rich valleys, with
waving fields Of corn and grain. extend as Tar
As The eve can reach in the horizon, where the
faint uutliDes Of the Great Smoky Mountains
are seen traced upon the sky.
Il has all the telegraph sud mail facilities,
being hut au hours ride from thattan Oug5t,
and is a First Glass Hotel.
Here in Lne peaceful days before the wsr, the
beauJy and Intelligence Of the nth came
every Summer 20 breathe The pure mountain
Air. ana 10 VIII soon again be the favuritc SUM
mer resort OF All who, tired OF the uust and
heat OF crowded cities, desire relaxation OF
mind ana Inauguration OF body, amid tine finest
scenery ia the country.
au- COOPER q JAMES. ProprietOrs.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-09-06
SPECIAL NOTICE.

DT advice Of friends I have concluded 10 add
ID 10 my division OF classes a Preparatory De-
partmsnt al SIX nOilars per month. ] also take
bhls occasion 10 remark in order 70 correct erro-
neOus impression in resaru 20 my prices, that
the Academic Department OF my school takes
young ladies through the Mathematical books
usually taugh IN female schools with n CORES
pOudiug advancement iu other branches OF
EducaIi0u, the Collegiate Department being
designed 20 offer 10 pupils an opportunity 70 a
higher and more thorough degree OF scholar.
ship. LErIfLA MAY.
August o. 1867. auT