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WASHINGTON UNIVERSITY,
MEDICAL DEPARTMENT,
Baltimore, Maryland.

Rev THOMAS f BOND, ND, President
G q NJ ROBERTs, MD, Emeritus Professor OF
Obstetrics and Diseases Of Women and
A j FoARD. N D., Professor of Descriptive snd
Up LoaAE. d, Professor OF the Principles
and Practice Of hledicine-
HARVEY l. BYRD, 4. d, Professor OF Obstetrics.
MARTIS p SCOTT, MD, Professor OF the Dis
eases Of Women and Chudren.
EpvAHD W A RREN N. D. Professor Of the Priu-
ciples and Practice Of SuFgery-
JOHN + MoNMoSIER, MD, Profssssr OF Physi-
OIogy and General Pathology.
] MOORMAS, MD. Professor Of Medical Ju-
risprudence and Hygiene.
JOsEPH Z CLAoErT, ND, Professor Of Materia
Medica and Therapeutics.
CIARESCE MoRFIT. MD, Profess or OF Medical
Chemistry and Pharmacy.
JOIN \ MoNAoS1Eat MD, Demonstration Of
The next session Of this Institution viii
commence on the
First Day Of October Next,
And continue ave months.
one student nom each Congressional Dis
trict OF the late Slaveholding States win be ati-
mitt- j 70 all the privilege OF the University
upon the payment or GHiHTY-FIVE DOL
Ia Rs for each session Of attendance, wounded
and disabled soldiers having precedence in this
regard over all other applicants.
Daily Clinics viii be held IL the college build
ing al which students will receive the most
thorough practical instruction.
Material for Dissecting Rooms viii be sur
plied in abundance, and every facility afforrs,I
Students r 7 anatnmical studies
FkFS - Naturalization, s. DIssecting sIo.
Professors, SID; Graduation, SD Benea-
~, tSTtbar Information. amply Ia. or ,t
Al. FOARD, Id, DEAN
No g. Liberty street, northeast corner ~ -
fnatou. OF Earnum's acIel.
Ea1 lg az fataV eseis
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LYNCH LAW IN MORRIS, ILLINOIs-POPULATIoN
TIE LnI-IET RENITENTIA

CHICAGO, July 27.-AionZo Tibbets
was arrested some months ago on the
charge Of having murdered Mr.. Thomas
Page, in Morris, Illinois. He was ac-
quilted, his brother, who was believed
to be cOgnizant of the crime, refusing to
testify. On Friday, a meeting of the
prominent citizens was held, at which
it was resolved to hang AlOnzO. The
sheriff committed him TO jail for safety.
On Saturday the crowd broke open the
Jail in the absence of the sheriff, took
Tibbets in wagon across the river and
hung him to a tree, against the protesta-
tions of the mayor and Others. He as
serted his innocence to the last.
The number of cOnvicts now in the
Joliet penitentiary Is one thousand and
sixty. A large increase recently.
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THE ATHENAEUM,
COLUMBIA, TENN.
MRS. T. G. SMITH. PrInelpaI.
FIRST MONDAY IN sEPrENRER.

A oslsIED BY an able and experienced cOrps
~ oI Teachers. The next Session Of this
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lie poLIrInAI. NrTrArIor.

Extract from n speech Of Hon. Geo. n.
ReddIesOn, delivered at Lima, Allen
County, Ohio, ON Thursday, August
10, '67,
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Law School
-OE The
UNIVERSITY OF MISSISSIPPI
AT OXFORD.
FACULTY.:
JOHN n. WADDEL, d D., Chancellor.
LQ. c. LAMAR, Professor.

rINHE course OF study Is completed in two
i terms of nine months each.
The method Of instruction is that OF oral ex-
arninations, daily, upon the text, accom- panied
by such explanations and lectures as state leg
islatiOn and local adjudieations have made
Necessary.
Moot Courts viii be held weekly, in which
the practice viii conform in every essential re-
spect TO the rules, modes OF procedure aod ar
gumentauiOu adopted IN the following Courts
/. District Court Of the United states.
2 Circuit Court Of the UDitad States.
g. Supreme Court OF the United states.
l. Circuit Court OF Mississippi.
5. Chanesry COurt OF Mississippi.
6. Probate Court
7. high Court Of ErreTs and Appea-r
The Law Library numbers not les tt-sn one
Thousand volumes
The Law students have the privilege OF At
tending, FREE OF CHARGE, the Lectures and
Recitations IN any OF the departments OF
science snd Literature in the University.
The sessioEs OF the Federal Court, and of the
Hight CoE.rt OF Errors and Appeal, held az Ok
ford, give 10 the students Of this school pecu-
liar advantages.
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myIS W jel5teowtseI sup.
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The Board Of Instruction will be full and COM
De emit Brownsville is on the line OF the Mem
ohis and Louisville railroad, sixty miles north
Of Memphis. It's Sociefy is good, and the town
proyerbial for its good health. BOard can be
had In the families OF its best citize S. The
course Of study il as thorough and complete as
any Institution in the ountry.
Terms per sess on of twenty weeks, payable
STRICTLY, one half in advance:
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COLUMBIA FEMALE INSTITUTE.
This Institution will be reoPened on the
Second Monday In september Next,
Under the direction Of the
REV. GEORGE BECKETT.

livery efhrt win be made 10 afford the high
II est advantages for Female Education. The
course Of study is both thorough and syste-
matte combined with home care and teaching.
Professors or acknowledged ability have been
provided for the various departments.
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select school.

MRS. LETITIA MAY will open Select
vi School fer Young Ladies on MOND AY :
September 2 1867, in the basement OF the
Christian Church, on the corner OF Linden and
Mulberry streets.
The French Department OF this school will
be under the care of Major LAMBERT MAY,
late of the Confederate Army, assisted By his
daughter, Riiss :. +. MAY, who has been two
years in France. French viii be spoken exclu-
siyely in this department. A liberal patronage
on the part Of the public Is respectively 50
ucited.
The services OF the following gentlemen nave
been secured Music Profs. Seyfert and witt
man German, Prof. Witzman Ancient Lam
guages, Prof. ncFeely. Jy24 tool
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Somerville Institute.
YIN be Open on September 2d.

A SCHOOL for Young Ladies, Offering every
"A educational facility and a pleasant and de-
ightful home for its inmates,
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Classical and Mathematical
SCHOOL FOR BOYS,
IN Al6ea0Tle County, Ia.
SECOND SESSION 1s67-s.

A. - " aset4lAalle
SECOND SESSION 1s6z-s.
THIS School is located one and a-hs4f miles
i nom Greenwood Depot on the Virginia
Central IA lrOad and fifteen miles west OF
Charlottesville and the University oil Virginia.
The location Is well known as DR.. Gessner Har-
rison, Rev.Wm. DinWiddie, and Prof Edward B.
Smith formerly conducted schools at this place
Previously Il was a popular summer resort,
conducted by John s. Cooke. ESQ. Being stu
sted in one OF the most beautiful portions Of
Albenarle county, in the mid-t OF refined
and intel .igent coInmunfty. remote nom places
or dissipation, and convenient 70 Churches and
sabbath Schools OF the leading denOmtna.
tons, il possesses rare advantages for Boys
School.
The c .urse Of study is designed to be thorough
and comprehensive IA Ancient and Modern
Ian guages, Mathematics and the English
Branches, AMI also 70 embrace the elements OF
Natural and Moral Sciences and History.
The PRINCIPAL was educated at the University
of Virginia. and has had an experience OF
nearly ten years in teaching IN schools OF high
grade in tnis state. including Or. Gessner Har-
rison's school, Bloomfield Academy, Lynch
burg Female Seminary, and Hon. r. NJ. 7.
Hunters private school.
The Associate Principal was also educated at
the University OF Virginia, and has had an eX-
perieuce Of eight years in teaching in the
Southern states-fOrmerly in EdgeWOrfh Fe-
male Seminary. North Carolina, more recently
The following Recommendation OF our school
by Professors OF the University Of Virginia,
Is respectfully submitted:
UNIVERsrrY OF VIRGINIA, April Z, lss7.
In view Of our personal acquaintance with
MeSsrs. H. \. T. and A. ]. Wood. We do not
hesitate cordially to recommend their school
to the confidence and patronage OF the public
s. Mauptn, N. Schele DeVere,
VIM. H McGUrey, j. : Davis
Erancis H smith, j. =. Minor,
JL Cabeu, b. L. Dldersleeve,
G. 3. Nenable, VIM. L. Peters.
- 4 + r NJ 3.
For board and tuition, including fuel, wash
ing end lights for the session Of ten menths,
two hundred and seventy-ivs fS275) dollars in
currency. Payments One-baf in advance, bal
ance on the lst Of February.
The EPssiOns commence On the lst of Septem-
Der and plcgs on the 9th Of June. Pupils viii
he resolved ct any time during the session,
With a pro rata deduction il charges. Boys
rom distance will be allowed to remain dur
ing vacation as b0arders In the family Of the
Arrangements are made for conveyance from
the Depot (GreenwOOd) TO the school immedi-
ately upon arrival.
30 Only two boys in a room.
p. Q 9-GreenwOOd Depot. Albemarlo county,
Virginia je5 n
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EDUCATIONAL.
MRS. DOYLES SELECT SCHOOL.

THE AuturnnaI Session OF this Seminary for
u the Instruction OF Pupils in ENGLISH and
FRENCH, viii commence on
Monday, September I'd, 1897,
At the residence Of the Principal,
No. 2O9 Carroll Avenue,
Late Market street Extended.
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FACULTY

FACULTY:
Rt. Rev. c. 7. QUINTA2D, DID, Visitor.
Rev. GEORGE BECKETT, Principal.
Mrs. LEONIDAS POLK, e I w., r,-,-,.t,,ols
Mrs. 4 A. BECKETT, 'ioe 1 iiN0i F7
Rev. DAVID PISE, DID, Belle LettIes-
Rev. JAMES n. TEMPLE, Mathematics.
Mons A. ESTEVE Musical Director.
Miss SUSAN POLK, English.
Miss - SHEEGOG English.
Madame L. ESTEVE, Vocal Music.
- For Circul ars and all business transac-
tlous address Rev ]. n. TEMPLE,
Columbia, Tenn.
sVVidoyv OF the late Bishop Polk. au2 I'm
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Many improyem ents VIII be made during the
vacation, which viii add zreaflV 70 me eoTn-
lort and efhclency Of the establishment. some
important additions have been made tc our
coIps ~ 4 1Sa.eneis, Wnlch VII enable US tOoffer
as many advantages a. any school IN Inc SOUTH
or West.
Our Boarding Department VIII be so much
enlarged that we can easily e--iurnotIsta ore
hundred more pupils than we had last sessfon
Terms as heretofore. For catalogues or other
information, address
ROBERT d SMITH.
Secretary and Business Manager.
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Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1867-03-30

COTT0S-The market opened quiet this morn
Ing, and has continued dull and inactiF through
out The Offe ingS were more liberal, ana lac
tors in general were inclined 10 sell, but their
demands being materially in advance OF the
views Of buyers, the latter. in the absence OF
later adTices from Liverpool, were decidedly IN
willing to 20 on and consequently the ransac-
tions have been restricted comprising at the
close barely 500 bales. eleven brokers partici-
pating in the business. Prices indicated no ma
tsriAl alteration. the principal portion OF the
limited sales made being at figures within the
range Of last evenings quotations. which were as
follows: Ordinary, Z7tg271sc: Good Ordinary, y
6G2S1Zc; Low middiing. va 291sc; and Middhng,
3B@5O5zc. The sales for the past three days sg-
gregate 10 $50 bales. taken partly for the North.
but mostly on foreign account. The receipts
proper since Friday evening. excluding the ar
rivals from Mobile Florida and Texas, which
are included in their respective statsments.) en-
brace 6692 bales against sos during the corr es-
pOnding period last week. showing decrease OF
227l bales The exports for the same period
comprise l6292 bales, Si4 of which were cOastEiSe
and Is, AIS to foreign ports
TOBACCO-The stock Is too small to allow any
scope for large operations, and only few hhds.
are sold at a time at very full prices. We quote
Inferior 356l641lc; good Tugs. 4I4ta5c; inferior
to common leaf, 555Cs11zci medium leaf, W I've;
fair leaf Ice l2c; fine. l219g Ice; choice loezOe-
SUGAR AND MOLAssEs-Abou 100 hhds. sugar
and Is bbls m0lasies have been received from
the coast since yesterday. The market contin-
ues very dull. but further reduction IN the
price OF sugar brought two or three buyers Ior-
ward, who took about $50 hhds. on the the basis
Of lie per pound for common and lie for faiiy
fair in a large or round way, l5bs9l3h4e Tor good
fair and fully fair. and lac for choice. in job
bling way, The only sale of m0iaS5es was a lot Of
Is bbls fermenting at sc per gallon. Cuba mo-
lasses is quoted By the cargo at aoSo758e per
gallon.
CoFFKR-Ths stock Is small. but the market is
dull and prices are lower. The demand Is be-
ing supplied at 244G261@c per pound, currency.
for fair TO prime Rio, and lStgl917c gold.
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TuF CASE OF BoLERJACK.-This case
was tried at Franklin during the present
week. John W. Boleriack was indicted
for robbing Reuben Sanford, near Nolens-
Vile. several months since. The case was
made notorious by the effort of the Press
and Times 10 make capital out Of It, by
making ont Boleriack Rebel guerrilla"
and Sanford an oppressed Union man.
The Franklin Rsrier saws Of the trial:
"When the trial commenced, every audi
tor in the courthouse was on tip-toe to hear
the evidence on the part of she State, and
expected from the newspaper accounts Of
the affair, which they had read, that when
il did come il would be crushing But
Judge OF ihe surprise of every one when
the State. after exhausting all her testi-
mony, failed almost to create suspicion
of the defendants guilt. And when the
abortive effort of the State TO make out her
case was followed up by the defense, who
proved q clear satisfactory and unimpeach-
able uiibi-noi only rebuuing every pre-
sumption Of guilt, but removing from the
character Of the Young man every breat n
Of suspicion even-so crushing and amt
hilating was the proof that without argu-
ment and at the request Of the prosecutor
himself. made through the Attorney Ten
eral. the jury gave in a verdict OF not
guilty without retiring, and amidst the
applause of the large crowd OF attentive
listeners.'
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RIvERNEWs.

ARRIVED.
March 99.-Talisman, Cairo.
Louisa, Wabash river.
DEPARTED.
Havana, Cincinnati.
Armenia, Pittsburg.
LEAVING TO-DAY.
.Talisman, Cairo.
The river IS falling, with nine feet OF
water on the Harpeth Shoals. The weather
Yesterday was bright and pleasant,
The Talisman leaves at 4 P. N. to-day
for Cairo.
The Ohio was falling yesterday at Pitts
burg, Cincinnati aad Louisville.
The MississippilWas rising slowly at 81.
Louis, the weather rainy Il twas falling
at Memphis.
The Gen. Sigel, from the Upper Cumher-
land, is expected to-day.
The Tyrone is the next boat from Cairo.
A correspondent Of the Vicksburg Times,
Mr.. S. A. Buck, Of New Orleans, who was
a passenger on the Inflated Mercury,
which recently sunk in the Arkansas river,
says
Major johnson and Captain Peay, of the
wharf-bOat at Napoleon, in keeping with
their generous and magnanimons natures,
did all in their power 90 alleviate the suffer
ings Of those present. and to procure assist
In, NT.r,..r,.
They called upon the Captain Of the steamer
st. Patrick to go TO the rescue. He re-
fused to do 50, stating that his boa. was too
heavily loaded. Ii IL evident his excuse
was not valid, and that his only truthful
reasons for his refusing were to be attribu-
ted either 10 a want Of humanity, which
should stigmatize him forever as unworthy
the confidence and patronage of the public,
or the fear that he would lose a few dollars,
which, of course, would be a secondary
consideration, where human life is in jeo-
pardy, with any gsailemdR or man who is
not so mercenary as 10 sell human lives for
pieces Of silver.
The Mississippi was stationary at Mem
phis on the 2Sth inst, with, perhaps,
tendency to rise. The Arkansas and White
rivers were falling slowly.
The Cairo Democrat of the Goth SAYS:
'The river fell five inches in the twenty
four hours ending at dark last night, and
eleven inches since our report Saturday
night The river continues to recede
rapidly above. The rivers above ST. Louis
are reported falling a little; il has risen
about fifteen inches at st. Louis.
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HoRsE THIEVES IN WARREN COUNTY
The McNIinnville Nee Era Of the 2Sth inst.
SAYS: "These pests have again made their
appearance in our neighborhood, and on
Tuesday night stole from the farm Of X. Ii.
Mason, three miles north Of this place, two
tine horses, and mp TO this time no clue has
been discovered by which TO indicate the
thieves. Our people, a. the weather be-
comes more pleasant and the foliage puts
out. may expect TO be annoyed by these
rowing bands Of plunderers. We are in
formed that in the neighborhoOd of Wood
bury no less than seven horses have been
stolen within the past few weeks. Each
neighborhood should organize themselves
into companies to pursue and capture all
such depredators; and, having captured
them, turn them over --- 10 the civil au-
thorities. II would be we'll, at the same
time, to require a satisfactory account OF
all suspicious inlerlopers Struggling through
the country.
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The CURBsToNE CHRISTIAN AssoCIA-
TIoE.-This association has an extensive
organization in this city, and hold their
Sabbath meetings in front of the st. Cloud
and the Stacey House. None but hand
some young men are admitted into mem
bership. He must have his hair dressed
by a fancy barber and a moustache per
fectly killing to young lady. He must
be able to appreciate beautiful ankle and
talk learnedly on the various styles Of
ladies' costumes and water falls The young
ladies not being fond Of admiration, feel
like in passing those points, that they are
running the gauntlet under the fire Of a
score Of bushwhackers and sharpshooters
Their service opens Just before the various
congregations assemble at the respective
churches, and they are generally at their
post when the congregations are dismissed.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
To 1hc citizens of davidson County

T0 the Citizens of Davidson County.
have resigned the Office Of Senator for this
county in the legislature of the State. to take
effect from this date. | was nominated fer that
Office at public meeting of the county without
my knowledge. / did not seek il. neither did
decline il. ] would have declined Il. but my
deep gratitude for the confidence implied By the
nomination, the fact that my whole life had been
spent in your midst, that | owed my all to the
good people Of the county, and that Il was the
deity Of every good citizen TO serve the people
with whom his lot was cast, whenever and
wherever he might be called. forbade il.
did not canvass the county | was elected
by a very large vote ofthe peOple-tOok my seat
in the Senate and served ny immediate con-
stituents and the people Of the State. with all
coed faith and 10 the best Of my ability.
through the regular session. On notice from the
Governor ] appeared and served through the
extra session lately closed, and again on like
during its progress grave questions have arisen
and have been voted upon. Ny On'Y guide 70
:ay action upon those questions have
been the constitution of the State OF Tennessee,
the constitution Of the United States, my oath
Of Office. the good of the people. and my own
sense Of duty to myself and to the State. Upon
questions OF expedieney have voted a. l be,
lieyed my constituents would have voted had
they acted for themselves. Upon constitutional
questions | have voted under the guidance OF
the best authOrities-the founders OF the gov
eminent and the decisions of the highest judi
eial tribunals Of the country. Upon all such
questions my action has been guided by the
lights furnished by such men a. Washington,
Jefferson Madison, Marshall, Story, Kent, Clay
and Webster / have had but one object in view,
and that object has been TO serve the. public
faithfully, sternly. solemnly. l have become
sensible that my services can no longer benent
the public. and hence 1 retire 10 private life 10
remain and devote the remainder OF my life 70
such duties as may deyOlye on me as citizen OF
this community, with the trust that may have
the wisdom and strength to perform my whole
duty to my State and my friends and nelghbors.
Tennessee bosn myself. and of Southern ances-
tors for three generations my whole life has been
passed ia your midst, and | am wholly, heartily
and entirely identified With you and shall con
tinue united with your fortunes and ask no
other destiny. JeHS TRBRLE.
May 49, ISL