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Noon Dispatches.

AUGUSTA, GA, August 21.-It is posi-
lively stated that II. s. Fitch, United
states district attorney. will, at the next
terra Of the United States court for
Georgia, prosecute for perjury eight
southern Ioyalists, who, it is alleged,
have taken the test oath contrary to law
and facts.
WASHINGTON, August 21.--At q meet
ing of union soldiers in Washington,
resolution was adopted denOuneing the
presidents action in removing Stanton.
fhe following resolution was rejected, on
the ground that SIS no one knows how
Grant stands, 1t would not do to indorse
him:
RssoSyed, That, appreciating the su-
preme duty which rests upon a soldier in
promptly obeying the lawful commands
Of his superior officer, and looking upon
the assignment OF Gen. Grant as secre-
tary Of war ad interim IN the nature OF
q military order from the commander
in-chief Of the army and navy could
not be disregarded, although dlsap-
proved, without insubordinationi we IN
dorse Gen Grants act in the premises,
and Congratulate the country on having
ss successor of Stanton one who Is bis
prove friend, faithful supporter and un-
qualified indorser.
vienna, August 2O.-AIl the official
journals declare that the peace Of Ger
many has been secured.
SALISBURY, August 21.-The private
interview between Napoleon and Francis
Joseph, and Napoleon and Baron Won
I Beust, has resulted in good understand
ing, but no treaty has been made
Lord Monk does not return to England,
but will remain one year longer in COM
mand ct the head Of the new govern
ment
The Rome mission Of the United States
at the Holy See having been discontin-
ued, the American legation in this city
! has closed.
/ LONDON, August Cot Is known thai
I Gen. Prim is still at the head Of the In
surrectlon IN Spain, and it is stated that
he is supported by prominent ParisiaI
bankers.
CoNsTANr1NoPLE, August 2o.-FuaC
Paeha has gone to Crimea to meet th'
car of Russia.
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Mrs. Margaret Holmes, who resides at
No. 275 West Thirty-ninth street, came
before Justice Dodge at the Jefferson
market police court yesterday morning,
and stated that on the previous evening,
between eight and nine o'clock, as she
was passing through West Thirty-fourth
street, near Eleventh avenue, she met
party of young men, about eleven IN
number, who seized her and forcioiy
carried her into a lumber yard near Dy,
where four of them successfully violated
her person, the others mean time holding
her, and sitting her cries by placing their
hands upon her mouth and threatening
to Kill her if she did not cease her re-
sistauce. At last her cries attracted the
attention of Mr.. Austin V. Petit, who
ran to her assistance, when the rufhans
became frightened and ran away. The
woman was scarcely able TO
reach her home. Officer Paul Re-
der, of the Twentieth Precinct
being notified of what had occurred,
went in search of the ruffisns, and find
ing the party in the vicinity Of Thirty
third street, succeed in arresting one OF
them, who gave his name as Christopher
Murray. The remainder OF the gang
escaped. Yesterday morning, while the
examination of Murray was progressing,
two young men came into the courtroom
! to see the prisoner, and Mrs. Holmes i'm
mediately identified one Of them as being
one of the four who first seized her. be
was Immediately arrested, and gave his
name as William Dwyer. Both prison
/ ers say they are seventeen years OF age,
natives of New York, and reside at No.
450 West Twenty seventh street. Muir.
ray SAYS he is q mOlder by trade, aRd
| DIVER claims to be a "helper" In a
( foundry in Twenty sixth street. Mrs.
I Holmes is twenty-six years Of age, and
/ the mother Of four children. She was sc
severely injured by the treatment she
| received as scarcely to be able to stand
while giving her testimony. Both the
/ prisoners were committed in default Of
| $1,000 bail each
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FHE HIGHER CIVILIZATION.
PIOUs HYPOCRISY AND
SATsTLY sCOUNDRELISM.
Cheerful Condition OF PuEitan-
dom for Two Months.


Our reporters tell, in another eolum d
Of a space of 100 feet square In Easl
Eleventh street, upon which there are
ten houses, occupied by eighty-three
families, comprising 368 persons, oi
whom l76 are children under fourteen
years of age. TgeBty-three Of these
persons live wholly underground, while
242 sleep in rooms which have DO Venti-
Iation. If the choleEs fails TO accept the
incense which continually rises TO greet
it from the privies and sinks OF thai
densely crowded spot, then it Will belle
its former reputation for prOmptness ID
responding to such direct and hearty IN.
vitation. Another case is instaneeo
where two houses contain tWenty-seyer
families with lI9 persons, Of whom hfty'
eight are less than fourteen years OF age
And in another building, in East Thlr
teenth street, twenty-Oae families, com
prising l04 persons, live in one front ane
one rear house, one bedroom being occu
pied at night by ten persons.
such berding pens are otenses no
only against deeency and morality, bu
against public health. There were l0'
extra deaths of infants last week Owe
those Of the week before, and the eaus'
is found in the horrible circumstances
under which the hot, damp days fount
those infants struggling for ife.-Neo
York Tribune
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Diarrhea, Dysentery, Summer Com
plant, Cholera Morbus, Flux, Chll-
dren's Feething, and the S4Ieai
Preventive of Asiat1c Cholera.
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NOTTIN6HAM ACADEMY.
THE ueAt Geightnl session Of this school wiz
open on The
First Monday In September Next,

and close about the last OF June. 1858. The
PrincipaI will be assisted by graduate OF
the University Of Virginia. For further infor-
nation as "a terms, ETC., address the Princlpal,
Souerville Tenn. The Princtpal would refer
TO the gentleman whose named are appehoso
N. B.-Thase whose names are marked BY
asterisk are or have been, palro1s % the
aouoO' Principal.
aMrEM AppersOn, Memphis Mr I trier-
son ColuTp bia. Tenn aDr ] Ess <erViiiei + ay'
az, connfy sCol n MOsby, Fayette county !
80 earo 3rate. Memphis Mr. " Proudnt,
ASe1,D.nis. MT Thos II Allen, Menphisi sMr
les gnniser Columbia. Tenn -Mr Z duion,
Han,nEIs. Mr. L II Stewart, Mempnlsi NMr
7, Pnfiiam. Somervile; Prof Pettus, Ma
-, Tenn ahon 7 Jones, Helena, ARK
SrrI,ss sShaoard, ESQ, Upton eQunty' 'Col
roosv, Wemphis: FMr . h dornor, Helena,
80 bfSrn Iossuh Williams, Memphis; eCol N
n TSIII' Pine Bfuff, Ark; Rev w johnson
ts,if p christian advocate, Memphis; PGen
~ tyViIiiamson, Memphis Mr W Miller
wamn1fs: MI Law Marye, Memphis; Capt
r Williamson, Memphiss Mt v u Martin
PORT Gibson, Mrs; chancellor W Harris
SonerviDe: Judge Humphreys, Somer.
vile: Rev r II Rivers, somerYile; eMi
n ~ scott. somervfIle; Prof z d Boyd, someE
tiIIs !. Fsculty University Of Virginia; Frof
Tavnas- Washington Collegsi Gen + H
Smith, Virginia Military Institute -,
July 2, lssl' =
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u,b,t ,be sDitbead sbow Cost.

The London ATHly and Nary Gazette
gives the items Of outlay for the recent
naval review at Spithead as follows;
1.-THE conveyance of the naval reserve
men to and from Portsmouth, the hire OF
five steamers from the Peninsular and
Oriental company at $3.50 each, and the
feeding Of about 20O0 persons at l2s. Sd. q
head. The sum Of $4,000 would cover all
these charges, and it has been thought
by persons well able to judge that the
admiralty will not have to pay more than
$4,000 ns their share of the expense ;
but even let US suppose that their lord
ships will have to pay 10000, we
have to account for the large
margin Of 10000. 1t should be
recoIlected that very little coal, 3
most expensive item, was burnt. A good
deal of powder was exploded; but this is
a very cheap article, and el0O would go
far in making a terrific noise. Doubt
less. first and last, at least the sum OF
$50 900 has been expended in preparing
for and carving out the review, but this
will not be extracted from the exchequer.
The India council will make our Moham-
medan fellow-sublects pay for the
respect which Sir Stafford NOrthcote, his
| colleagues and a large party embarked
/ on board the Malabar, paid to the COM
nnander OF the Faithful. The cost Oi
4 entertainments, some on large scale
/ given by noblemen and cOmmoners to
| their friends will be paid for by them
selves. and so on. We adhere to our be-
lief that from eI0, 500 to eI20O0 will be
All that the nation will be called on tC
paw, and little enough, too, for 80 magni
| ficent an affair."
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THE MEMPHIS APPEAL
SONG or THE NORTH-wEsTERN
IAROURER


Work work work
With pick and shovel and axe
To pay New Engiand's contrae or,
Work work work
There are miliions OF negroes 20 feed,
And The cost is hitched on with the oond-
Ana thesum OF New EnglAHds greed!
Tugl Toll Sweat! -
sun harder each day than before,
It viii 20 10 keep niggers and bondholders mp
And the wolr away from your door .r
wook work work b-
From dawn to the dusk Of day, i.
For your hopss are crushed with a weight OF
That The toll Of your life won't pay:l
You gave your son 10 the war!
The rich man loaned his goldi
And the rich mans son Is happy to-day
And yours ~ under the mould!
You did not think, poor man
That the sum when the rich NJ an loaned 30 the
was he price JOr ae',teli you sgers sOldI
Your son was as good as hist
Aud as dear. perhaps. 70 you'll
But yours died for his! and your dau gnJeF now
For his must wash and sew
Nay. do not pause TO think,
Or sigh for your chi dren or wife,
Fer your moments are mortgaged TO hopeleSS
toll,
For tne rest OF your weary me
We do no. know who tcrote these
rhymes. They come to Us in e speech Of
GEORGE FRANCIS TRAIN, and we place
them here, because, like other songs
I that have infuriated oppressed and
pIundered Nations, they are more terrible
than arguments,-terrible with the saw
age and concentrated bitterness Of hate
and truth. 1t is such rhymes that often
make the wrath Of people consum-
ing IRE. The Northern labOrer, who has
helped enfranchise the negro and enslsve
his own white brother, is now resping
his reward. Another irrepressible cen
/ fiiet is initiated in the North,-the wal
! of Iabour and proletarianism against the
! Aristocracy of untaxed bond-holdersi
under the banner of reputation. The
war against the South is beginning &c
bear its abundant fruit.
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female Collegiate Institute
Jackson, Tenn.
RET.AW. JONES, AM, PRESIDENT.

rF1HE Iustitution for Young Ladies Of our
Country. send your daughters, and Iull
satisfaction, in al respects. shall be given
Next Session Begins Aug. 20, '67.
For particulars address the President. iy20 6w
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STATE ITEMS.


Hon. J.. Y. Wright, a former con-
gresham from this state, was in Nash
vile on Monday last.
The Union and Dispatch learns that
Tennessee is about 70 lose the gifted
author of 60 The Conquered Banner"
Father Ryan is soon to take up his resi-
dence at Atlanta, Ga.
A negro man in Msury county, whose
melon patch had often been invaded, hired
another negro to watch the patch at
night, giving him gun aud ordered him
to fire on seeing any one in the vicinity.
! The proprietor concluded that he would
walk around that night and see II has
seHtinel was attending to his duty. The
sentinel fred and killed him instantly.
The Union and Dispatch Of the 10th
| records the sudden death, by heSrt dis
ease, of ex-GOv. W. B. Campbell, at
| Lebanon, on the 10Th instant. 1t says !:
| I'VE learn that Gov Campbell retired
night before last in usual good health,
and that he died from dropsy Of the heart.
| Thus has gone hence one Of Tennessee 8
ablest and most cherished sOns-One
whom she has trusted and honorsdi and
| who in turn has conferred lustre upon
her namen The deceased served with
distinction at the battleOf WithlacoOchse,
in the Florida war with the Seminole
Indians, and in 1916 was elected colonel
! of the first Tennessee volunteer infantry,
which he efficiently commanded in the
| Mexican campaign under Gen. scott.
He was subsequently judge, congress
i man, and governor of the state, and IN
all these varied positions proved able,
honest and patriotic.
The Fayetteville Netgs OF the 18th
saws Never in the history of this (Lln-
coinl county has the prospect been SO
promising for An abundant corn crop
In some localities the stalks are falling
to the ground from the actual weight oi
the ears Of corn.
The grand jury of Knox county
have indicted two base ball clubs o.
Knoxville for playing a game for prize
of some kind.
The Hartsville JTdette, under tbs
heading ImPudeuce EXemplitied,
says it is in seeing hatchet-taee'
yankee d" bounty jumper explaining
the meaning of loyalty" to a wei
raised Tennessee negro.
The Lebanon Register Of Saturday
speaking OF the late electOn-so-called-
. saws; q Attention, Grand Jury w
! learn from reliable men that the follow
ing persons who are not entitled, vote
in the election on the lst inst: Minors
George Johnson, colOred Joe OdOm
t colored, 18th district; James Boyd an
Reuben Foster. Amos Campbell cit
1 zen Of Cannon county, came TO thl
, county the day before the election, an
; voted in the 18th district. Capt F.
2 Wood, Of the 18th district, an old soldie
I in the war of 1872, paid Campbell, th
: register, one dollar for a certificate. Si2
e teeuth district-Jeff Phillip, colOred
1 Jim Pate, eolored D0ak Young, coloreI
s minors; John Green, colOredi IN tn
= county five and half months; and on
:, Of Stokes guard, name not known, bI
g not a citizen OF the county, voted in tn
district.
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LOOKOUT MOUNTAIN HOUSE
Near Chattanooga, Tenn.

TNHEREis no more pleasant spot for sum
uner residence uhan the summit Of Lookout
bountain. The scenery is most beautiful hnd
Affords great delight 70 thelovers Of nature.
Locking 10 the North aud East, from the
MoTrsTAIN HOUSE a varied landscape Is seen.
10 Fhe len flows the placid Tennessee winding &
IN ana out among the hills, Lll lar away IN the
dfefauee its Waters sem 70 blend with TIE
ciouds Wooded hills aud rich valleys, with
waving nelds Of corn anu grain, extend Is iaT
A. ne eve can reach IN the horizon, where TIE
6aint outIines OF the GreaI smoky Mountains
Az seen traced upon the sky.
Il has all the telegraph and maj facilities
brfng but au hours ride from Chattanooga
aUd = = Fir-t Class Hotel
Here in the peaceful days before the war, the
beauty and Intelligence o. the nth casnt
every SIMMER 20 breathe The pure mountain
Ar snu ID will soon again be the fzvOTlt1 sum
Tner resort OF al whl, tired Of the aust anc
heat Of crowded cities, aeslre relax ton o
mind and invisoraEioa OF body, amid the hneF
scsuery IN the country.
~ ~ y
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MAGUIRES BENNE PLANT.

FTNaIS Extraordinary Msdicine, The fame Of
which Is spread broadcast throughout the
country is undou btedly superior 10 any remedy
ever offered 70 the pub.c Tor The COM plants ioT
which ID is intended We have in our posses
sion testimonials furnished voluntarily Dy Col
Long lste Chief TopoETapliicsl Engineer Bu-
reau at Washington, Gen. 1tz Henry Warren
Gen Pleasanton, and otaers OF the army
Esfher p j. De 5met, the celebrated Indian
Missionary also Od1osrs Of the Navy, surgeons
Hospital Stewards, Commanders Of nearly
every steamer plying on the Mississippi and
fribufary rivers, Wes ern, Sanitary ana Chris
fiar Com NJ tssions. ArDav Cuaplains, and otheu
zoo numerous 70 mention. Likewise highest
. s-,csrinuns al the PTsss- most OfWhich are pub b
Eshed in our almanac, (which We shall send Z
anv one reSuestin it i1Taising las valuable me d
ieinal quslties IN the highest terms. NO otne
rnarfcIns has such recommendation.
j. q q. MAGUIRE
Sol PROJECTORS, ST. Louis.
Where iy2S-d&W u
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wMC NICHOLS, ND,
MASONIC COLLEGE,
Macon, FaJslIe Coanty, Tern,

CTUATED thirty miles from Memphis, seven
> miles north Of lafayette Depot, NJ & c. R. R.
FACULTY
6. ". JOHEsToS. A B.. President and Professor
OF Ancient Languages
OTWAg B. YOUEG, Az Professor OF Eiaths-
MATES.
COLIS McEISSET, An, Professor or Mental
and Moral Science ana English LfteraIurs.
This Institution was reopeued October, Is o,
and has reached state Of permanent efi-
ci6neYs NeLB Annual Session uill be opes ed
July IS, 1867, and VIII consist OF Two Ierms-2
weeks each.
CHARt7 ES-EDzllsh and Mathematics. so.
IS and so per Term. Each LaugusEe s. extra
per Term. Eoutfu gent fee s. 50 per Terra.
Excellent board, IucludiEg room. fuel, wash
ing aud iighJ. SIS per month.
All Necessary apparatus viii be supplied
Conveyance nom Lafayette Station 70 Ma
/ con. Wednesdays and Saturdays
We. the Trustees, have ueterEll ned 20 MAKE
l this a hrst class Academic Institution
LIST. The scholarship, experience and success
/ OF our faculty.
] ID. The elevated tone OF our community.
Sd. The healthful locality removed fruIu she
I corru pttng Influences and vices OF city life
4th. FayOrable prices viii enable Us %
! achieve this success.
PrssidsEt Boari -. IT 6. T. HUNTER
I Secretary -.----.--.-.-IO1N " ALEAANDr-Es.
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EDUCATIONAL.
UNIVERSITY HIGH SCHOOL.
AT Locust Grove,

IN AIbsrTuaris county, Va. the former Ioca-
I tIon of DR.. Gessner HarrisOu's school, one
and a half miles from Greenwood depot, Nlr-
xfnfa Central railroad Preparatory q the
ITniyerslty OF VirEiDia IN Ancient and Modern
LanzraRea Mathematics Natural and Neral
Scisnoes ana the English branches.
The Principals are srndua1es Of the LniVer-
sitY OF Virginia In al Lhe subjects CHI IN the
school, and have had successful eXperleuce OF
four, eight and ten years, respectively, s teach-
ers In schools OF nigh grade iucludlng q ose OF
Ut. GesSneE Harrisoa. rsg- " illtatn DlnWiddiai
Bloomreld Academy, EdEWood Female semi
nary y. C. aou. z n T. Hunters select
school, aud Others.
TEkNs: For tsition and board, iucluding
fuel, washing, and lights, FOR ten months LIST
ssptemnsr % Z7th Junej SIS 10 currency, half
in advance balance lst Of February. Only two
boys in a room Board IN the best style FOR
circular, address the Principals
PostOf1cs, Green wood De- OF, Alhem arls
county. X. E y WOOD, Principal.
YSSa,rv. Associate Principals.
Rsferencs is invited 70 the Faculty OF the
University of Virginia and % the patrons and
students Of all the schools in which the uriuci-
pai8 h1vs taugh-. auIslw
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RALEIGH HIGH SCHOOL
Brownsville, Tennessee, Female Institute

REv- IOHN WILLIAMS, AM. late OF Wes-
leyan Female College, n. C., President.
IOHN P. wendell, Professor Of Music
vv,gTs rnstitution will begin its exercises on
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STATE FEMALE COLLEGE
ME MPHIS, TENN.

y5,HE Fall Session OF this institution will COM
mence on the THIRD MONDAY (the lbth)
OF September next. -
AS BEFOhE THE WAR. Board, $50 per
month. Able ana experienced teachers III ~
the departments. Location famed for rs
health and beauty acGOmmS Sda ttaus superior
a strictly drgt class boarding scnool. Parel IS
and guardians are invited to visit aud see ior
themselves. For further Information or Tor
s1,59 I'M c. COLLINS. President.
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FTNHE creditors Of the estate Of z. NJ Appleby
are hereby notified that have suggested
the Insolvency Of said estate 20 the Clerk Of the
County Court Of Upton county, Tennessee, and
the creditors OF said estate are Dotined 70 ME
shelr claims, d1ly arihentcated, within SIX
months from the date hereof, or this notice " ~
Be nled IN bar Of TIE same.
J. q. DANNIELs A5ninisTato5.
April lSts ls67, sPlsU
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Fashionable Dancing Academy

MADAME LEISE, Of New Orleans, would
M most respectfully announce to the citizens
Of Memp phis that she will open her classes Tor
fhe above graceful accom- plishment on the
THIRD TUESDAY in September, at the JEFF
ferson Block SeOOnd street, where she trusts,
By strict attention 10 the advancement or ner
n1piis ygbo may be intrnstsd to her charge, to
merit a share Of the public patronage. Mad.
H.. having taught in most OF the principal
cities OF the south and southwest hopes ~
1nsst here with the same unbOunded success
which has hitherto marked her course OF IN
struction elsewhere. Days and hours OF tultlOn
bslfDast q O'clock till dark for Ladies, from
iO a Ia. i'm -; for Gentlemen, nom ull ~
n m ali the same day. References uneNeep-
fionable. for which, and other partiull lars
"a sass sgs circulars, Whlch VIA ne tound A. tne
PPri1cinai BOOK and music stores Terms mod
aTats Caltsthenlcs and AMONG saught N PIl-
siven tygics month auzO
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HERREE LyB EAsaNIC OLLENDAR.
Neutrality-suspicious..

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
1857.
LODGES.
ArarporA No. lsS Meets lst Monday IN
every month, At Odd-F fellows, d Al e,,r. our
and Main. d. b. Forster, 81 Front street.
W NJ. John Besmish, Sec'y.
gsr-rF5 aIEWpHrs No. IFS. Meets I'd Friday OF
each moBtn-Hsll. cor. Madison and second
n GaIIs-s ". NJ: Benz. h Pulleu, Sec.
TTr1a SCoTr No. %. Meets lst FRIDAY o. each
month -Hall cor Madison and second. John
Ainslie, " NJ f. P Voc N9odEsEq;; y F1;Ss sec q, each
month-Odd- Fellows Hall. P. NJ Stanley
W.M ". II. Butts, sec 49, 80, r,-,s.
~ .sr-F rr'nuth-1l4 Front street. John >
WofshEn, 81, W. NJ 3. K. ruIen, sd, Sec
RoYAL ARCH.
PKxy Chapter. No 4 Meets d Monday Of each
month -Odd-Fellows' Hall JONI hsnt, N. r
P; B. 81. Levy. Ssc'y
r. ANDs.N
FrEEyA Council. No. o. Meets Sd Monday OF
escb month Odd -F'ellOwS' Hall. John Lenti
IN. IL; n. J. Wiggin, Rec.
rE1PLARs.
,-vprD-r Ccmmsndsry, No. Meets 18th Mon
day OF each month. John zent, Com; n. J.
Wigglnr hec-
AND A. SCOTTISH RITE.
24 Front Street.
HERyEs Lodge ef Perfection, 18th; No /.
stated Communications "a "Wednesday night
NJ. Chsrles M Carroll. 18th, Sec.
MTTERAs LodEe Of Perfection, 18th; No z.
Ieefs am W-eduesda az of each month. George
Mellersh, SD, O.. ". A. L. Franklsnd, Ssd'
r,ssHpf,r ,7ounci Of Princes Of jerusalem, 18th;
No. l. Benz. X. Pullen, Sd, Tarsh.''' -
CIIvARY 5si CFArrER OF Rose CroiK, 18th, No. !.
ClIarles ". Adgms, sd, M, W.. H. l. Tom
llnsOn, 81 Q. Sec. -,
PTTrITPPE DUPLEsaEts Council OF k-hs WIN,
No l. Henry p. WoOdard, Sd, comm
william Y. CirOde sd, Rec =.
CorysrsrnRY or WEST TKSNEssEE, Sd. John
Ainslis. sd, Comm. IN Cnleti Doose =
Trader, sd, Reg.
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DIXON PERCY.

A T-TORgEYs AT LAW, Greenville, Miss,
a viii rractlce in the Courts OF Tunica.
Coahoma, Bolivar, Washington and lsaqus ns
S,(T1tIsS deci5 lTs