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SheFiT'S s SAFE.

n. c. Moylan vs.. ]. Levy a Co.
Under and by virtue OF an interlocutnry
L j decree OF the Chancsry Court OF Mem Diii.,
rendered July O. is z, in the above enfltled
cause. Will on the 4th day OF October, a. D.
1857. al ths front door Of the eOgrtnouss IN
Memphis between the hours Of 10 o'clock m
and 4o'clociz p m, proceed 70 sell to the nigh
est and best bidder, for cash, the Storeroon1s
Nos 40 and 2lS second street, in Memphis. ana
county sf helby and State or lennesea. ths
same being sold to satisfy q decree in tie said
court in favor OF said N Q. Moylau and azatnsf
said j Levy & CT. r. n. WLNTERa, Sheriff.
By JAnuEs n. sWAs, D. :, sezz "a
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The Co. Southern RemedH.
WOOD NAPTHA,

Recommended by distinguished members ol
the Medical Profession.
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yellow Fever and emslI P0x.

NEW lOhht June A1nfs
We, the undsrglgged ShIBpilg Merchants of
the city or Dew York, from tile on repeated
lestlnpuy OF many different sea Captains,
In wnom W. nave implicit confidence
and feeling Il a duty Wficn we owe our fellow
naen- hereby pear WitnFss CT ths great c0ud-
denee We reel in De truly narv-illu- curative
poWerH Of Major j. 7. LANES fEDIAN REN
EDH for the cure and prevention or small Pgr-
Yellow feFerf etc. aud we cheerfaIly add our
signatures. Looping its woudsrfuI nlerirs and
great blessings may be made known 10 fhs
world. Brett sons 4 Co, A. south street. Cur-
Us e Ward, 45 south street, B. F. DeWoIf & Co
Iu3 Broad street; Heuey q son. 25 f;oentfes siiU
Simpson g Shsw, y COeuttes slip; Wm- a.
Moore, -0j South street. Jas. r TIuge0tr ze
SOutn street; Geo. =. Ta nscOtt of = spHcotJ Bro
38 south street; Robert Hawke, s6 south street.
and many others
This Eemedy mas never been known to Eiil.
Price per package, s. Forwarded free % any
pointin the United states. Address
+. 7. LANE e CO.
se8 GWp l6l BrOad va y, New YorE.
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Removal.

NT II. STOUT & BROTHER have removed
IN. Their stock OF Builders Hardware, Me-
cnanics Tools ETC.. to so. Z2T Second street,
Adams Block" where We are opening a Large
and ven selected stock of New Goods, and are
now prepared to furnish anything In our line
at lowest cash prices. tT se7 nl
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the inn, dismal and prolonged. An
Voices geTe hllsled as by enehant-
ment.
Did you hear cried Loriel.
1t is the trumpet of warning re-
piled the barge-men, who precipitated
themselves on the door and window Of
the inn. H-aA-A i-
A small bark was rapidly descending
the river, carrying at her mast head the
c0lors blue and yellow.
Ice in the river ice in the river
repeated the barge-men with eingie
voice.
And, without occupying themselves
further with Andre, all went off rum
ming to their boats, which they hastened
to unmOor, and which soon were under
sail standing for their place OF destina-
ton where they hoped 70 arrive before
the break up
Placed in the impossibiiity Of follow
ing them by the abandonment Of his
crew, the young captain returned 10 the
chGrTey yORne, and, after having docked it
TO the. best Of his ability by surrounding
It with rods, planks and masts, he Ieant
on the handle Of the rudder. His boat
remained all alone at the port, disabled,
black and mOtiOnIess, whilst he saw at
unequal distances the sails just leaving,
gliding on the stream, sad, ataT of in
the morning fog, the vague form Of q
barge could be di5cerned from which the
faint sound of bsg-pipes reached him
it was the tlJtGeGR Of Master Meru,
which flew towards Nantes, carrying
with Entine all the hopes Of his Life.
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TO MY OLD FRIENDS
Vest Tennessee, Mississippi
and arkansas.

HAVING accepted a permanent Agency Of
III the ST. LOUIS MUTUAL LIFE INsU-
RANCE COMPANY, / would respectfully ask
the attention Of my old riends to that Instiiu-
ton As a safe, certain and reliable Medium
through which they may assure their families
against y ant 10 the event OF death, or them
selves from an Impoverished old age in case
Of nl-Euccegs IN life
Mr.. n. 5. OTIS tB associated with me and Is
hereby recommended 20 public confidence.
Our ofics Is at No. A. Madi- i-On street, rear
room, DeSotO Block, where We VIII be happy
70 impart any needed Information 70 those de-
string Life Insurance.
fv1T r n MrKrA HON
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EAssmAN's IsON rIEs


rTYHE undersigned have made extensive ar
Il Taugemeuts 20 supply tuc demand Tor these
Ties the present season.
10 addition JC the FASSNAN IRON TfE and
BUTTON lLk.. so extensively used hereto ore
they now uIeT bis ALLIGAI q TIE. with
H0lU when lie pressure Is removes nom the
baiC. and hold -i VIZ nDa+ llpIiuk.
Great psInsilaNe been teztu 20 secure the
best QUILT q iron.
Thssa Ties are 81. simple fra their arrtr ge-
meIt that they can be applied uy ANY one, 20
bales Of any izg- with t1e same facility and
e. pedlLi8G aE rnpc. Iu strength, secariiv sDd
facilty Of aEuiieafiCg. thcE Eul corr pare Ia
varably with any set rllrs IHcCG.
The adNaut4E=s OF non Ties ore now Eaner-
arfv recognized. but 10 Is ueer 90 not Cut o.
place 20 ca ] The attention uf those I1ttre-ted
70 me very eEsg halle recon tI ealaIIOI o. Un-
.dervriters. Fteaulosr tapfs3as, sua CWlers
sud agents o. Set rtcaaleE- and sailing YES
- :. rsceutlv published ia the newspap.rs %
NeW Orleans. - 81.
CHAMBERS & IATTTNG,
seq No. 0l CarOnoeI et street. n. q.
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FaTs0ns On ooaIrlcf5l Far701s On N0Ias and
Billss eresnleaf "a E.yidence.

Adams Equity Iurisprudence, Adam = EanIlv
Pieading, Redneid on Wills, billiard on Mort
D.
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THF DISCOFERY HF THE AHE.
NO material which has ever been discovered
- has effected greater benefits in the house
hold ar Ia
-sEYs MAGIC SOAP.

MoGTNFSEY'S MAGIC SOAP.
It is a labor saving invention. as well as an in
valuable remedy in ScurVy. Scaid Head Hruu-
lions or the skin and Piles DandruT + ra-
moved from the mead, the Teeth WhltsuHd and
cleans d, Plafs and Jswelry cleaned. STAINS
effectuGlly removed frnm Carpets Furniture
Clothes, Paint VarniSh or Marble, with tba
greatest AGILITY aDd without injury b the ma
terial- II is great saving of time and laDur
IN washing clothes il is the only known scau
which viii wash Flannsls with the ease OF cot
ton or linen without f1lling or shrinking. aI7
these important objects can be effected WI huus
injury to ths skin or the most delicate fu1ries.
u possesses no deIeterfcus qualities whatever.
The world iz challenged % prOcuce q swan
which possesses - many valuable properties
and which Is 90 innOcuous anG safe. 20 is a
home invention, and defies com petition in any
part OF the world. It has become neeess ~
in Memphis. and its use y rapidly spreatiirr
thruugh8ut the south. and fVentuallY vii es.
tend over the fauke5 states, North aud srurb
America. EurOps, Asia, Africa and Oceanic7
Manufactured solely by C. r. Mc(7imssv Ns-r7-
phfs Tenn, and sold az the following places r.,
fae ffer al wholesale and retail Page L ~ b
Deanis. Taylsris Drug store, Poplar s7reei-
Kings. corner Of Third and Adams /. oliver :,
Cos DeSoto Block, Madison street VIII sooT
be found at any respectable family grccerv -
drug store. The proprietor il determined fiiaf
its manufasture shall keep pace with rhf p -
fdlv extending demand for its use. qufs
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Tralefee,a 0nLe.
rrIdnr. lha 1llh dnr Of oetoher. 1ss7,
ELLIPTIC
LOck-Slileh Sewing Machines
Their Pre-Emiaent Superiority Nludicated by
the Decisions OF the Highest
AufhOrftiea.
Gold Medal, Fair Maryland Institute, 1856

A Ii the highest premiums st the Maryland
"A Institute, New York aud Pennsylvania
state Fairs Ia 1885, giyen on Sewing Machines,
New York Fair, after severe and impartial
test were awarded 70 the Elliptic Machine
namely as
Best Family Sewing Machine"
''Best Double-ThresdM Machine" I" and for the
Best Samples Of Sewing Machine Work Z"
Machl1es (which are warranted for two years.
forwarded 10 any part Of the world, with
priD ted Instructions (which will enable any
one to operate them without the slightest difn
eulty) for use, receipt Of the price in current
funds or By draft; or they may be sent, pay
ment TO be collected oB delivery, on recsiPt Of
satisfactory assurance that II VIII then be
made; and al orders from distance viii be
faithfully died as II q personal visit and selec-
ton had been made.
Agents wanted. For circulars with samples
ELLIPTIC s. NJ CO.,
54a Broadway n 7.
N q CoUERT Gan. guD't 81 s.r-ss,,-
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TEE LOWEST RATES CHARGED
Light at a Mere Fraction

posing Company.
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Wants from MiSsfssiDDI.

A SITUATION in a Wholesale Grocery store
"A preferred, by man Of steady Moral Char
acter. He mas had some experience In
Blook-keeping. His acquain lance extends 10
Chick asaW, Oktfhbeb, 1oWudes Monroe
and Pontotoc Counties. Mis- Perfect satisian-
ton gwen as 70 character Qualification, eIc
FOR tie present address d, BOX 20, Corinth.
SEQ II
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We are sole agents and are prepared to III
orders Tor the above
SELF PaSt83ilg Wrought Iron Buckle TiG,
on Llo most favorable terms We are having
them ruau lIsctured Of the most superior iron
and thoroughly tested.
d. II. DAVIS & CO..
Commission Merchants.
Loulrville, June =. lsC7. aul
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SELECT SCHOOL.

4 TIss VICTORIA D. row ERe. re.s.-I-- -
VI gagged in teaching with Fro1 y D.. -,rss7srf.
Wili op p her Scnool, assisted By her sfsrs-.
Miss 81. ". BOWEBs, on
Monday, the I'd Of September.
At No. I0s Monroe street, between Third and
Fourth streets.
he services Of the f0ll0Wiug gentlemen are
engaged Prof AuEusts Viliehpu.fe F-a-sr
aud spanish Prof George 2. MsEeely LATIN 3
Prof Iacob AiIIar Music as.TT-
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Is hereby given to al whom 10 may concern
| that At the November term Of t6e County
Court OF shelby county, Tenn, We WiI max
Application for an extension OF time IN which
10 settle the 6stste Of ]. +. Hooker deceased.
ID. A. HARREL, hxe,siT.
s. A. HOOKER, Exeo'K
Hallum & Mas hingtops Attorneys.
sci iaWlWe
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HENRY, MOORE & GENURG,
Manufacturers and Jo55eEs or
CLOTHING.
NEW YORK.

- = - a-=A&a
PHILIP HENRY JR, formerly Of Heurys.
smith & r wEsead.
JOHN T. HENRY, formerly OF salisbury &
Henry.
ALEX. T. MOORE. ISAAC P. GESUNG, for
m5riy with Heurys, smith & TOwusen1-
We have ready p large, handsome and well
assorted stock al READY MADE CLOTHING.
manufactured By us exc uslvely for the south
eru Trade, which We are pIecaTed to sell at
Low Prices and on Liberal Terms.
Our stock IS adapted in material style
lengths and sizes, exc usiveIy % the south, and
comprises goods Irlm the Lowest Priced 70 the
Finest Made. Including a large assUrtmenJ OF
goods for FRFEDNEN'S WEAR.
The recent decline in wooden and cotton fab
rics Will enable us to offer Clothing at Much
Lower Prices than tt has been sold Tor at any
time since 1861.
Cash and close Buyers nom che South are in
yited 10 examine cur stock before purchasing
as we believe We can Ousr them -reaJluduCe-
mems.
We viii be happy 70 receive Orders. anu our
long exp rieuce i1 the Southern business en-
aDIes as TO make selections which viii be csr-
tain to give entire ssL- >ldCti0n.
Descriptive Catalogues with prices sent by
mail u desired.
HENEY, MOORE & GENUNG,
NEW YORK July, ISd7. 5z broadway.
seq ddgrtOeiZ
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Erec,ltors, Notice

NOTICE is hereby given to the heirs OF Til.
~ man Eettis, deceased, and all pacties con-
cerned, tbat We, as surviving executors Of said
estate, have this day hleG our account as such
with john League, Clerk Of the County Couri
Of shelby county, where parties c0ncerned can
come fOr'gard md examine same
SAMUEL MCSBY,
ANDERSON T.. BHTTIS.
Surviving Executors.
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10 Me Cotton P9G,ttsrs Of Vest Ten
ResSce, AiG6GBlG, Mississippi ttitd
arkansas:
The und -rsigued respectfully tenders his ser
vices rs agent ior the sale OF your cotton IN
D. IS city, and for The purchase Of your supplies
The unfortunate termination OF the late war,
which SO materially arsctod the best interests
Of the sou 4. hns also had its effect upon the
Commission siness of this city, as transacted
between planter and merchant. You doubt
lass well rem nber with what pertinacily pre-
vigus TO the Warls amounting m some instances
to annoyance. you were solicited for your busi-
ness at the rate oi fifty cents per bale commits
sion, free Of orayage, and stored for twelve
months wtlhoub chfrge. Then las viii ba
again the producer Was the ruling element,
and high rent, rich landlords and merchants
were tle Iesu-L VI pItngeLs patronage: 20
people or occupation nave been more seriously
prostrated than planters and planting, ami
nOneto much deserve TO be fostered and aided
in their unfortunate changed condition. How
that aid 20 much needed has been meted cut
you opine TOO well know. Onerous govern
ment taxes n general, and a special tax upon
your Leading production, Cotton, large prOnIs
you have had 10 pay upon supplies furnished,
comm issiOns on sales ranging rom S5 % 70 %
per bale, monthly storage at exorbitant prices
and other expenses, as per reference u your
account sales, as a sum total " III leave you but
ittleif anything upon which 70 rebuild your
shattered fortunes, or 70 compete win the new
order OF anTaTrs-fTee labor. When Withdrew
from the Cotton and Commission Business in
1860. private reasons then led me TO believe that
tations Of many friends tha6 were former pa
trons and q desire to promote the interest OF
the planting community, 50 far as my feeble
efforts can 10 so, and the apparent want Of
gratitu. @ exhibited TO community that in
times past tended so materially to the pros
perity OF Memphis and its mercantile oOmnu-
nifty, mas deteFhlined me again % offer my ser
vices Ia the capacity a stated The reduced
stocks of eostons In the United States and short
supplies in the hands Of New England manu-
faoturers has caused some advance in prices
from the late depression, hnnce carly sales NAV
be prudent and remuneratiVe; such was the
case the past two seasons. and many planters
have had cause 10 regret the acting upon the
90 common practice Of holding and drawing
upon their cottons. 1 wou ID s1vise no planter
to send forward his cotton unless he wished II
sold upon the 1rst active mark {. IL can be
held It home much cheaper than IN Mem phin.
Ny charges for selling cotton viii be One Dol
lar per bale. Insurance effected N All cases II
notfnstructed to the contrary. Shall buy your
supplies from Wholesale houses giving you the
bsneit u same. ln sh0rt, by strict attention
10 al the deparfments Of our business, hope
to merit large share Of patronage.
Very respectfully
X a NnnN
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REMOVA 81.

DITIZENS' UNION BANK has been re-
I moved from No. p Madison street to the
old Rlanters' Rank Building, corner Nain and
Jefferson streets. We transact a General Bank
ng and Brokerage Business
10 JOHN DoSOYAH, President.
E. ", WIcKERaKAN, Cashier. se29 lW
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N0tice l0 IA PaYers

rE,HE TAX BOOKS for the year Iss7. are so,~
ready, and shall inmeIiia1elv nrIcassl y,
collect according % law. All tax navf.rs 11 -,
have PERSONAL PROPERTY must come -,
at once, OK they viii find their taxes in n !
haRds OF GonEtabies 81 no arc author lzlsi ~ 49,
traia = sufticiency 70 pay all taxes
PdILIP GAEyIN
Ta1 Collector Shelby county. is47
Once-N Northwest Corner Isff rsoo
and 9hrd Str ees.
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tn
B0ARDMAH, GRAY & co.
PIANO-FORTES.
WHOLESALE AcERcY.

WHOLESALE Ac EEcY.
THE SUBSCRIBER, late 4 member OF thls
L well known drIu, mas established a whole
sale Agency,
TS3 Broadway, NeW Tork city,
Opposite a. T. stews,Et's Dry Goods Palace. cor
ner Tenth street.
Where he vii be pleased 10 receive the order
or his friends and public, and especially 20
hear from those who have 50 Hhetally be-
slowed their patronage 1a the EEru heretofore.
He will supply ftesa superior ilsirumErcr tn
the trade, "a u8lassie sud Retail, az TIRE very
Lowest T. ieCs ma 3e with the lu-U.Ft=l Iron
Rim and raus icssf. i'm Cne sCln plate.f They
excel f.. oJHrEs IH durability, superiority Of
tone. and el--aGra OF external auUearlI4ge-
AL these Pianos have 0versr-uaa- Scales, Civ
5LEi- conn .Iinu wi. D. fse patent iron rim and
frame, Full. Round. Powerful aGd SWEET Mel
low Tones. TIE Cases are elegant iu appear
aDce ard egsinv and safely handed
6S- W Irralted 70 prove atlElaCt0ry- or the
money returned.
Address ala orders TO
Siberia OFT,
esI dFWlUm -.5 Broadway LeW York
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EDUCATIONAL.
Law SCHOOL.
MEMPHIS COLLEGE.

THE Law Department. Of the Memphis Col
Ieke puflI oren on the FEE.sI MONDAE
OCTOBER- The following ssatiemea COM
prise the FaeuIty:
Constitutional law. Gen. ALBEHF PIKE
real Property q Plead s----Et0 on X Y = Ala
Eerselal Property e PiezdluE-- "a li- Li.a -
Equity a Commercial Law. Hon. r. j. EOftf Gfas
Grim. Law a Admiralty cen =. r. CHALfilIfs
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Law School
UNIVERSITY Of MISSISSIPPI
AT OXFORD.
FACULTY:
JOHN n. WADDEL. DID,, ChanosIor
L q c. LAMAR, Professor.

THE coarse Of study is completed IN two
j terms n nine months each
The method of iusrruetion is that OF oral z~-
a1nlnatlOns, daily, upon the teLt, aCcumpaul-s
BY such eXpianatiOns and lectures as state ia--
lslation and local authorizations have made
necessary.
Moot courts viii be held weekly. IN when
the pcactice viii conform in every ssseutfsi re-
-pCct to the rules modes Or procedure p u a--
guInentauCn adopted in the f1llosF.s .s4E courts
]. District Court OF the United sTafzs.
z Circuit ouTt Of the United States.
3. Supreme Court of the United sta5eg.
4 Circuit C0urCOf Mississippi
5. Chancery Court OF Mississippi.
g Probate Court
2. sign Court Of EFrCrs and Apuea e.
The Law Library numbers uoJless tla1 one
thousand volumes
The Law students have the privilege OF At
tending, FREE OF CHARGE. the Lectures ar,f
becitaliuus in any OF the departments OF
Scieuce and Literature in tha e -nivarsIrv
The sassIons of the Federaf Court and nf fs.s
Hight Court OF Err9rs and Appeal. held af Ok
tora, ElIe % the students or this school recu-
liar advantages.
TEXT BOOKS
JUNIOR YEAR.
B.acistone's Commentaries, Bsnts Cor1meu-
story on Partnership, Byles on Bills S-rIr7 ~
Contracts 7tephan On Pleading
SENIOR YEAR
Moot Cents, Greenleaf on Evidence ssar,sl
"a ulty- Angel & a mes on Corporations Black
inal Code Of Mississippi Revised CoCs OF ME-
Sissippi.
A Diploma nom this School ia sgufvsIsut.
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Tuition fee, so per tenn. in zfivaure. ma
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EAcEE coTToM csms
MRS. NJ. c. HUNrER,s
southern Emporium Of Fashion,

V7HE ladies VIII md ali the latest novzities OF
Il the season, millinery and fancy goods OF alI
kinds Dresses made anu trimmed ia latest
styles 81 shortest notice. tlOaas, slcQucg aud
dresses made 20 oruer. Opera
sacques a nd wrapping, ready made fer sale.
Due notice viii be given Of the opening day.
Eei5 I'm
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FOR COTTON BALES.
CH8s. G. JOHNSES. Sole PrO1'tr,
No.IHUnfon street. New Orleans


Al other TTes fasteriug by This sthoJl are
inniaGeInenJs, and viii be prosecuted at law
aaE nh
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COURSE OF STUDY.

FIRST SESSION., JUNIOR CLASS months.
Walkers American Law. Ksngs Commsnta-
ries, blshop on Criminal Law, Garuther's HiB-
tory of a Law Suit, stephens Pieadings.
5ECOED SESSION % JCEIOR CLASS
Gunths-
Parsons on Coatraets, Psrsoas On Votes ard
Bills, Gresnleaf "a E.Vidence.
FIRST SESSION., SENIOR CLASS.
Adams Equity Iurisprudence, Adam = EanIlv
Pleading. Redneld on Wills HilarI On aarf-
zsgsE, Parsons On BartnCrships-
SECOND SESSION, SENIOR Class.
Washburn on Real Property. Tayi on Lsnd-
lord and Tenant, angel q Ames on CorBora-
tons, StOrys Conflict Of Lava, ParsoGs cu
Maritime Law COnkiin'sU q. .. Trearsss.
Escisations ana eEamfasrIous each CAV ~ {
O'Clock Moot Court once each wees aad ~
Pell'ate Court once each month, PRESIDED oVer
1y the Professors az together.
5lu1ents permitted % eufeg any Class. but no
Diploma siyen except 70 those going through
Terms s25 per Session, payable IN advance.
Entrance Fee, $ per Session.
,4 ~ 9eaaenis q isS ean attend tree o. charge
lns Lectures or me College. lnciud Luz Lecture
on Elocuuon and explanation ~ Lalu and
French tecnuicalities By the President
AErangaI1snts VIII % made 10 board and
lodge Students at sL5 per month. Aulleaf50rs
should be made early a-fa
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ROBERT A. MOON,
Cotton H aC tor
AND
CO MMISSIoN MERCHANT,
No. a76 Front Street.
MEMPHIS. TENN.
10 ne C0ttoa Pla,ltsl,s Of Vest Ten

I IDERAL ADV A,yC CES-Supplies at Whole
/ sale Pr1ees Comm ss.on for selling Cotton
One Dollar per Bale.
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MEMPHIS COLLEGE,
Formerly st. Lazarus.

Rev. s. H FORD, LID, President.
J. DUPREB, Professor OF Languages
--, Professor Mathematics.
JACKSON 2. CREws, English Department.
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n o I'll Q H
GAS consul RS
Memphis Gas-Light Company

IN compliance with pledge made in their
4 communication or February last, 70 the
hon. Mayer ard E0aFd OF Aldermen, The
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Z RESIST THE BEGINNING,-The Arabs have a
fable of miller, who was one day startled
by camers nose thrust in the window OF
the room where be was sleeping. "lt isVery
cold outside, )" said the camel, II only want
to get my nose in.9Y1 The nose was let in,
then the neck, and finally the whole body
Presently the miller began to be extremely
inconyenienced at the ungainly companion,
in room certainly not large enough to hold
both. a"lf you are incopvenienced, you may
leave" said the camel, ''as for myself / shall
stay where am" 9mse. jJLIfi
Tie moral of the fable concerns ALL When
temptation occurs, we must not yield to it,
We must not allow so much as its nose"
to come in. Everything like sin shonld be
turned away from. He who yields, even in
the smallest degree, will soon be overcome;
and the last state of that man is worse than
the first.