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NEW YORK CARDS.
EMPIRE SEWING MACHINE CO.,
Principal once, SIC Broadway,
NEW YORK.

n REAT Improvement IN Sewing Machine, !,
" Empire shuttle Crank Motion sevTfne
Machine. lt Is thus rendered noiseleez IN a.
ton rs motion Ueing All positive lt h nOt
liable 20 get out or order II is the best Sandy
Machine Notice is called 70 our new and i'm
and Boot and shoe Filters Agents wanted ~
Whonz a liberal discount viii Dc Eiven No
eOnsignments made.
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ored to attain, and at each blow broken
words escaped bis lips. HH
--One moreI well-touehed and here
lower. Always, always heads!
/. Name OF chateau built on the borders OF
the Loire. When the prisOnerE embarked on
the valves boats and asked where they were 10
be taken, the dgis1nsxs replied by a horrible
d Au (eau)i =
z, Name given in the country to sonambu-
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I IBERAh ADVANCES Supplies at Whole
l. sale Prices. Commission Tor selling Cotton,
one Dollar per Bale.
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10 the Cotton Planters Of West Ten
HeSsee, AEGJGBsG, Mississippi and
A9Enusggs

The undersigned respectfully tenders his ser.
vices as agent IOr the sale Of your cotton in
t4is city, and for the purchase OF your supplies
The unfortunate termination Of the late w&r
which so materially afnected the best Interest q
of the South has also had its effect upon the
Commission Siness Of this city, as transacted
between planter and merchant You doubt
less well remem Der with what pertinacity (pre-
vtous 70 the war; amounting in some Instances
TO annoyaRcei you were solicited for your busi-
ness at the rate OF fifty cents per bale commits
sion, free Of drayage, and stored for twelve
months without charge. Then as wi be
again the producer was the ruling element
and high rents, rich landlords and merchants
were the result OF planters patronage. No
people or Occu patton have been more seriously
Frustrated than planters and planting, and
none so much deserve 70 be fostered and aided
in their unfortunate changed condition. How
that aid 20 much needed has been nneted cut
you opine TOO well know. Onerous govern
ment taxes in general, and a special tax upon
your Ieadiog production, Cotton, large profits
you have had to pay upon Supplies Iurnisned,
commissions on sales ranging from s. 50 to s.
per bale. monthly storage at exorbitant prices
and otner expenses, a. per reference u your
account s8les, as 2 sum total " III leave you bat
little II anything upon Wn1ch 70 rebuild your
shattered fortunes, or to mpete with the new
order or a1airs-fTee labor. When withdrew
from the Cotton and Commission Business in
1850. private reasons then led me TO believe that
l would never engage In 10 again. The solicit
tatiOns of many friends that were fOrmer pa
tren and o desire 20 promote The interest of
the planting community, so far as my feeble
efforts can DO 50, and the apparent want OF
gratitu z exhibited TO a community that IN
times past tended so materially to the pros
perity OF Memphis IS and its mercantile comma
nifty, has determined me again to offer my ser
vices in the capacity as stated The reduced
stocks Of cOttons 10 the United States and short
supp les in the hands OF New England manu-
facJurers ha, caused some advance in prices
nom the late depression, hence early sales may
be prudent and IemuneraIive; snch was the
case the past two seasons. and many planters
have hac cause 10 regret the acting upon the
100 common practice OF holding and drawing
upon their cOttens. 1 would a1vise no planter
10 nd forward his cotton unless he wished It
sold upon the first active markst II can be
held at home much cheaper than in Memphis.
Ny charges for selling cotton will be One Dol
lar per bale. Insurance. effected IN all cases II
not instructed to the contrary. Shall buy your
supplies from Wholesale houses, giving you the
bene1t Of same. In short, BY strict attention
10 ali the dep ailments OF our business, hope
10 merit a large share OF patronsge
Very respectfully.
sci X. A MOON
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Our Latest Improved
NEW SCALE PIAN0-F0RTR.
GROVESTEEN & co.

fnhESE Instruments after the mos fatteriug 2
tesumoniais nom the dUst Pianisis 10 the
oOuniry, vino, ~ our solicitation, have tested
them in the seyeIest manner possible, have been
pronounced TBE FINEST SQUARE PIANO
PORTE hADE IL THE WORLD.
II has always been our policy during the
thiYi9-siI years that We have manufactured
Pianos, hceiye thousand Of which are now iu use
in the United states and Europe. TO give the
finest Instrument al he lowest c1st. Our yilpe.
riOr facilities enable us 20 Offer them from one
70 three hundred dollars less than any other
FirSt lass House.
The ne Of these instruments are remark able
for their peculiar Sweetness and Great Bril-
lIaucY, never losing their quality when forced
10 their utmost capacity. The lower register
retaining It's postiyeness does not destroy the
MIDDLE and npper registers by ming ing with
them IN disagreeable confusion, the refined
beauty Of tore being eQua " delightful to the
unpracticed and to the most cultivated ear
They are an entirely new style OF Plane, I'M
ished 10 the most superb manner i0ith TJu~ faH
round corners front dad back heavily carr ed legs
and l.yre SerpenLne Base richly moulded, and
each Instrument Is fully warranted Tor nve
vears sep5 d6wly
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MASONIC COLLEGE,
Macon, FsyelIe COUNTY, Teau.,


SITUATED thirty miles rom Memphis. ssveu
> miles north Of LafaYetts DepOs, N. &C. X. r.
FACULTY.
q. W. JOHEsToN, ABB. President and Professor
OF Ancient Languages
OTEAI B. IOUSGr Alb, Professor OF Mathe-
MATES,
COIN MCKINNEY. An. Professor. OF Mental
and Moral Science and English Literature.
This Institution was re0pened October. 1850.
and Las reached state Of permanent en-
cheney. Next Annual Session viii tt. Oues -
July IS, ls57, and viii consist OF Two TerIns-gI
weeks each.
ChAR5E ES.-En gltsh and 3IathenatI-g. -.
- aud 50 per iarm. Eacb Laugi1age. $ extra
per Term CoutiI gent fee 8 So PEI Term
Excellent board, I1Ciudirg room fuel vasl.
ing and light. SO Ter month.
All necessary apparatus viii he supplied
Conveyance from lafayette Slation 10 Ns-
con. u edneslaJs and Saturdays
We, the Trustees, have determined 20 mas,
THIS g trst class Aczde ME Ins tuition.
ISL Inc scholarship, experience and success
OF our faculty.
ID The elevated tone OF cur community
%. The heaIthful local. 3. removed from rbzs
corruptlng Influences and vices OF city life.
SIN. Favoraole prices will enable us 10
achieve this success.
President BOsrd. ~ .pr G. T. HUNTFR.
eeretary-----.------JOeN W. W.ALENANDER
aul4
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LaSallette ACADEMY.

THE LsSa lette Academy, on Third street.
Il conducted by the Sisters OF st. Agnes. vii
be opened tcrthe reception OF eLLerns on 5IJN-
DAY. III % OF SEPrEa BEEZ aus 9ug
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fellow Fever ana small PO1.

NV IOBhl , une1 I16Ts
We, the undersigned shipping Merchants Of
tne city OF NeW York, from the or repeated
testimony Of many different Sea Captains,
IN Wnom We have implicit confidence.
ana leellng q aduty which We owe our fellow
men, hereby bear witness Of the great con O.
uence We feei IN he truly marvellous curative
powers OF Major j. 7. LANES INDIAN BEN
EDi Ior tne cure and prevention OF Small Pox.
LeiloN fsFefi etc, and we eheerfully add on :
Alsn4tares. hoping its wonderful merits and
Breat oiesslngs may De- made known TO the
world: Brett sons a Co., A. south street; Car
Lls y AF1 - SCUM street y. 2. De Wolf a % .
ln3 Broad street Hsney q son . Coentfss S,ii,
simpson q shaw, = COeuties Sip; VIM a
Moore, zoo south street Jas. T. Tapscott a
south street; Geo. L TapscOtt, OF Iapssott Bro Z
g South street; Robert Hawke, g south street.
and many otherz
This Remedy has never been known TO fail
Price per package, =. Forwarded free 70 any
point In the United states Addrezs
j. 7. 1AGE a CO
se5 6Ee i63 Broadway, New YORK
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Fashionable Dancing Academy.

ATADANE LEISE, OF View Orleans. uoutI
VI most respectfully announce 20 The cttizsns
or Mem phts that she wiz opfu her classes. for
we above ErSceful accom- plishuuen1 on the
IHIED TUESDAY In. September, st the Jef-
lerson block. second street. where sne rrustz.
~ sIract attention 10 the advancement of he-
pupfis who may b intruEted 70 her charge, 70
merit a share Of the public patronaFe. Mad
=, having taught In most Or the PRINCIPAL
cities of ths 5Outh and SouthWesr- hopes 10
meet here VITA the same uuboundeI SUGGEST
which has hitherto marked her course OF IN
structlOu elsewhere DaFsand nOurs o. tuition
Tor Children, Tuesdays and SaturdaFs. rom
half-p7st o'clock TN dark FOR LssiiaE Nom
10 Am tIl IL for Gentlemen, nom S tilL ID
pm. all The same day. References ureEren-
uoEabie, for which. and OIhsr psEtlCulsrs
please see circulars, which VIII be fsunt a. tfss
principal DooE and music stores Taruis nod
crate Calisthenics aud Daucinz taught 10 pri-
vats families and schools, II desired. SORES
gwen tWtes a month ann
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SELECT SCHOOL.

MISS VtCTORIA u. EOWERs. recently en-.
vi gagged in teaching with Prof j. D. sts5rarf q.
VII open ner 5enool. assisted By her sister
Miss N ". BOWERS. on
Monday, the I'd of September,
A. No. l0s Monroe street, between Third ans
Fourth streets.
The services Of the folloulng xsufleuneu ara
engaged Prof AGguste YiiehsuIIn. Frencil
and spanish q Prot George ?. MesseIy, Latin
Prof. Jacob Millar Musie. Eaa. n .
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Rnnts froa,. Mississf,1,li.

A SITUATION in a Wholesale Grocery store
"A preferred, by a man Of steady Moral Char
acter. He has had some experience in
Book keeping. His acquaintance extends TO
ChfekasaW, Oktibbeha, Lowndes, Monroe
aud Pontotoc Counties Miss Perfect satisfac-
ion given as TO character, qualification, etc
For the present address d, Box 80, UOrinth.
~
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TEXT BOOKS :
Select School

MRS. LETITIA MAY viii omen . sara-t
VI school fer Young Ladies on MDNUsV
september z, ls67, in the basement or me-.
Chs itStian Church, on the corner or linden srlf
Mulberry streets
be under the care Of MAJOR LA b BEE-T sfAy
late Of the Confederate Army, assisted bv ~.
years in France. French Will Be spoken e5rcIlf
sivelT In this derartment. A liberal uarr.irls1,a
on the part Of the public is respectively -
Hcited
The services OF the following gentlemen hava
been secured Music, Prcfs Seyfe-r ana rTffz-
man Sief man. Prof. WitZman A11ieut Lam
guagss, Prof McFs6ly. iva tool
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Trllstee,s NnLe.

DY virtue of a deed OF trust made to me by
ID Fannie T. Hunt aud John A Hunt on the
lst day Of August, 1850. and recorded IN the
Registers ONCE OF shelby county, in book No.
d pages Z8l and 80, 70 secure certain indebted
neas therein named, I will,
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Recommended By distinguished members ol
the Medical Profession.
Sherif's Sale.

N. c. Moylan vs.. ]. Levy q Co.
Under and by virtue Of an interlocutory
L decree OF the Chancery Court OF Memphis.
rSndered July fS 2, in the above entitled
cause I will on the 4th day Of October, A. ID.
lg37 at the font door Of the courthouse 10
Ne1nphis between the hours OF 10 o'clock a NJ
and O'Clock pm, proceed TO sell to the high
est and best bidder, for cash, the Storercons
NoeL rs and Z3s second street, in Ms7n phis, and
courty sf Ehelby and State or Tennessee. the
same ceiDg sold 10 s2rlsfy decree in the said
court In aver OF said n. {. Noyian and azasrst
said j Levy 4 Co. P. n WINTERS, Sheriff.
81 JAskEs 3, swan, D. $. Ee1s v
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KAVANAGH & DECKER's
BILLIARD TABLES
THE. most reliable Cushion used on Billiard
i Tables Is the
CAT-GUT CUSHION,

Manufactured by KAvANAGH q DECKER,
aud Patented Dec. Is. ls5d (See seieutife e
American, Vol. l6, No. IL
II ts the only Cushion tnat possesses all the
qualities essential % a Perfect Goshen. u is
the most elastic and most durable cushion ever
offered % the billiard playing puolic, a. u
abundantly proven b. the great dsnand for it
since It's Introduction The pecullarfty which
distinguishes the Cat-Gut Cushion and renders
u superior 70 all Others, Is the Ehteued cord OF
caJ-gut which OTerltes the IaCs and edge OF the
rubber and running the full length Of the
cushion, which prevents the ball from beldl o z
into The rubber and jumping nom the table
me addition OF the cat gut cord also adds
much TO the el astieify OF the Cushion
The Cat-aut Cushion has aireasfy been an
piled TO over l000 tables, which are in Constant
use. II can be applied to tables Of any make
for SIS per set.
Kavsnagl & Deckers Factory. Al the corner
OF Centre and Canal streets, y. Y. Is the most
complete OF It's kind in the world. The ma
chinery = or the most improved charscter the
lumber drying room the largest In the United
states, the material used the best that can be
purchased, and the Workmer thoroughly
skilled.
Btlliard Cloth. Balls, Cues and Trimming. all
OF the beat make, constantly On hand
kavanagh & Decker are the only agents IA
this country for Kay's Cue Cement, Rdfudzed
by competent Authorities TO be the best Cement
ever used
Fun size Tables cut down for 500.
Send for Illust afed Price List.
kANANAdH q DECKER,
Corner Of Centre and Canal strests,
SEQ tfe2O New York City.
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SPECIAL NOTICE.

D4 advice Of friends have concluded % sritf
- TO my division Of classes a Preparatory De-
partment at SIX E0llars Per month. also Il -,
this occasion to remark in order to correct erra-
neous impression in regard 70 my prizes. fber
the Academic DeF Rrtment OF my school taka.f
young ladies' through the Mathematical booIs
usually taugh in female schools with a CORES
pOudiug advancement in other branches Or
EducztiOn, the Collegiate Department befr,-
designed 10 oner 10 pupils an Opportunity 10 :
higher and more thorough degree OF schoisr-
snip. LETIIIA MAY
Auzust n Ise7 90
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Cars Go Through Without Change

Magnihcent Sleeping Cars on all Night Trains
Baggage Checked through to all Important
places. Persons holding Through Tickets can
stop over al any point and resume journey at
pleasure.
H8- Through Tickets and all information can
be Obtained at Ticket Office, 2371- Main street,
and at Depot. SAM 4. JONES,
iy7 II General Superintendent.
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Law School -
or THE-
UNIVERSITY OF MISSISSIPPI
AT OXFORD.
FACULTY:
JOHN \. WADDEL, L. D., Chancellor
L. q c. LAMAR, Professor.

THE course Of study Is complgfed ia f.go
i terms ~ nine months each
The method OF instruction Is that OF oral a--
aminatiOus, daily, upon the Jext. aecOunpaui--
y such explanations and leJLrras a. state ras
lslatiOn and local adiud1cstious Eave made
necessary.
Moot Courts viii be held weekly. ia which
the Practice will conform in every essential re-
spect 70 the rules, modes or procedure ard ar
gu1ne1tstion adOptsd in the following Counts :
j District Court Of the L L .tsd states
2 Circuit C0urt Of the United states.
) supreme Court OF the United States
l. Circuit 'Ourt OF Mississippi.
,. Chancs.y Court OF Mississi Dbl
g. Pr ate Court.
z. b n Court OF ErrCrs and Appears.
The Law Library numbers not less than o1s
thousand volumes
The Law studeafs have the privilege or al
tending, FREE or CHARGE, the aef firss I'D
kecltatlOns ia suy OF the deuartmeuf- o-
SclenCe and Literature in the University.
The sessions Of The Fedora Court ami d Z the
Hight Court Of Errars and A ppea. held al tr,-
ford, give 70 the students Of Ihis school peer.-
Liar advantages.
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FTIHE Law Department or the Memphis C,,i-
II lege VII oDen on the FIRST MONDa Z
OCTOBER- Ths following gentlemen eoul-
prise the Faculty.
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Shortest and Quickest Route 10 Nashville.

NIGHT EXPRESS-Every night except sat
urday night at IL pm, making close connec-
ton with Mobile and OHIO Railroad at Ham
Ooldt, and with Illinois Central Railroad for
st. Louis. Chicago, ST. Paul, and all points
North, West and East. and at Louisville with
Eastern cities.
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TO MY OLD FRIENDS
IN
West Tennessee, Mississippi
and arkansas.

HAVING accepted a permanent Agency Of
III the ST. LOUIS MUTUAL LIFE INSU-
RANCE COMPANY, would respect fully ask
the attention OF my old friends to that Institu-
ton as safe, certain and reliable medium
through which they may assure their families
against y ant ia the event or death, or them
selves nom an Impoverished old age IL case
OF Hl-success 10 life.
Mr.. n 3. OTIS Is associated with M and Is
hereby recommended to public couddenes.
Our ONCE Is al No. AZ Madison street (rear
room DeSoto Block, where we viii be happy
70 imPart any needed Information 70 those de-
string Life Insurance.
iyH 7 n MONA HON
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A.. AND A.. SCOTTISH RITE.
- ~.

CYREryE Ccumandsry, 20. /. Meets sth Mon.
day Of each month. John Zent, CON-; n. J
WlEgin %, Rec.
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HEBREW CALENDAR.
MASONIODIRECTORY
1867.


1867.
LODGES.
AsGFEoSA. No. l6s. Meets lst Monday In
every month, at Odd-FeIows' Hal. cor. COuri
and Main. d. b Forster. 81 Front street
". ~; John Besmish, Sec'y.
soUrH MEHrHI-. No lis. Meets ID Friday Of
each mouth-Hall. cor. Madison and Second,
J. I. Sellars ". NJ; Benz. *. PuLien, Sec.
LEILA SCOTT, No. 2S2 Meets LIST Friday OF each
muutn-Eal cor Madison ana Second. John
AiuSiis. v. VI: Il. p. Wood Eard. sec
Il AgILrIN, No. 299. Meets "a Friday OF each
moBLh-Odd-Fe Fellows Hall. p. NJ. Stanley,
" II ". 81. Butts, Sec.
KuwIvNIlyG, No. sE 'lU D. Meets sth Friday
Of each month-24 Front street. John J.
WorsEsm, s37, ", N; Is. x. Punen, sd, Sec.
ROYAL ARCH.
PEEN Chapter, No 4. Meets ID Monday OF esOh
m0uth-oid-Fe e1lows' HslI. job Zent, NJ. T.
3 P; b. a.. Levy, secy.
h. AND n
EUREKA Council No. 6. Meets "a Monday OF
esch month ldd- Fellows Han. John Gent,
tn. H.; \. J.. WIgEin, Rec.
TE-PLARs
CYRESE CCrumanderyl 20. 1. Meets sth Mon
day Of each month. John Lent, CON-; \. J.
W-Egin, Rec.
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% Front Street.
Il ERWEs Lodge ~ Perfection, 18th No. /
Stated Communications 81 Wednesday night
% each month Henry Z. WoOdsrd, 31d, g..
NJ. Charles NJ. Carroll, 18th. Sec.
hITHEAs LOage OF Perfection, 18th; No. 2
Meets an Wednesday OF each month. George
EellgTsh, SD, c. M. ; A. z. EranklRnd, sd,
Sec.
CAsTPHIA Council Princes OF Jerusalem, 10Th;
No. l. Benz. X. Pullen, sd, Tarsh..; -
, Sec.
CALvARY CHAPTEE Of Rose CroiI, 18th, No. l.
Charles ". Adams, sd, NJ. W. Il. L. Tom
linson, b O, Sec.
PHILIPPE DUPLEssETS Council Of E-h, S0th.,
No. 7. Henry z. Moodard, SD, Comm.
william Y. DlrOle sd, Rec.
COEsIsToEY OF WEST TENNESSEE. sd. John
Ainslle. SD, Comm. in Chief; Dodge &.
Trader. 82d, Reg
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RIcnrSion to MammOth Gave.
Removal.

NJ h. STOUT a BROTHER have removed
IN their stock OF Builders Hardwars, Me-
ehanies Tools. etc, 70 No. ~ Second street
"a Adams Block" where We are oPentng a Large
and wei selected stock OF New Goods, and are
now prepared to furnish anythizg In onr line
al lowest cash prices. 81 nj
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CODartnership Notice.

THE undersigned has tnis day associated
with him IN the Cotton Brokerage and
CON nission Business, ADOLPH RAD,1 ESKY,
under the firm name aud style OF n. CORONNA
4 90. and will continue as heretofore TO pay
the strictest attention 70 all bushes in that
sslsIW n CORONNA.
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FOR COTTON BALES s
CHLs G InHEsEN SnIn prnn,t.

We are sole agents and are prepared to I'll
orders Tor the above
Otli-F&tGRilg Wrought Iron Buckle Tie,
on the most favorable terms. We are having
them manufactured Of the most Au periOr iron
and thoroughly tested.
p.H.DA Is & co,
Commission Merchants.
Louisville June y. ls57 auI
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EDUCATE YOUR CHUDREyl

TH 'ROTGH Training Requiredt " =
i Wards Seminary for Young Ladies. Naz1,-
vile, Tenn the Leading school in the Soufb
French spoken at the French Table Ousr ~,
and auer MONDAY, Sept5n Der ii.
au50 I'm ". r. WARD, PRINCIPAL
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EDUCATIONAL.
LAW SCHOOL
MEMPHIS COLLEGE.

THE Law Department or the Memphis C,,I-
Il lege vii open on the FIRSI MONDa Y
OCTOBER. Ths following gentlemen conn
prise the Faculty
Constitutional Law. E.-..---.-G Gen. Albert prr7T
zeal Property q Pieadins. ns.------Hol- R. K n ia. q
Perssnal Property a Pleading- a u. liza =
Equity Commercial Law Hon u. 7. =CECGsls =
Grim. Law a Admiralty Gen. J. r. CHALanz =
COURSE OF STUDY.
FIRST SESSION, JUNIOR CLASS months
walkers American Law, Eenrs Comment
rles. b.snop On Criminal Law, Caruther's His
toty q Law suit, ssephens Pieadings-
SECOND SESSION o. JUNIOR CLASS
months
Parsons on Contracts, Parsons on Notes Al 4
Biils, 9reenleaf on E.yidencs.
FIRST SESSION, SENIOR class
Adams Equity j .isT-7denes- sdar,ss rorifv
Pleading, Rsddsa- - villa HiilIsrd On Nort-
cages, Parsons OF Partnershlps.
SECOND SESSION, SENIOR Class.
WsshbuTu on Real p fOperty. Taylor on Leu.T-
lord and Tenant, Angel a Anaes On CorDors-
tons. 5tory's Conflict o. Laws. Parsnr.s On
Maritime Law, COuklins U. 5. TTsatiss.
Rscitations and examinations each day At
O'Clock Moot Court once each week and A
peilats fouft once eacn month, presided 0vt Z
By the Professors all together.
students permitted 70 enter any Ciasz. bat
Diploma given except % those going tkroug
whole course.
Terms 81 per Session, payable IN advaues
Entrance Fee, $ per Session
Al students or Law can attend free OF charss
me Lscture- OF the College. lnciuding Lectures
On ElOeuticn and explanation of LatIn auI
French tsehniealities 5y the President
lodge stu''ents az sz5 per month. ApuicatiOus
shOuld D- msde early. =sf0
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ErecutOrs' Notice.

NOTICE is hereby given 70 the heirs OF I'll,
N man Belts, deceased, and all parties con.
esrned. that we, ss surviving executors OF sait
estate, have this day dled our account as such
with John League, Clerk OF the County Courl
or shelby county, where parties concsrned car
come forward and examine same
SAMUEL EUSBY
ANDERSON c. BETTTS
Surviving Executors.
Menphis, sePtesaber II, lsS7. ssi1 I'VE
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-09-29
Friday, September 27. l8e7

Al the door Of the clerks Office in the ffsur, a 2
Marion, Crittenden county Arkansas an -.
the highest bidder, for cash In hand the folIavv-
ing described real estate, situated in Critfen5er
county. Arkansas, and known as thar narf ~
the spanish Grant, originally owned 6v -,
Grandee Estate, conveyed BY William %. %
gett. Tie south part OF the southwest orarfel-
OF section twenty four ca conveyed "a sasne
deed the east nalf Of section tnfrty-siz fall
and the southeast quarter OF section fhi-fv
dVe is0l. All in township seven % north OF tbss
base line Of range eight (s, east Of the stu pri1-
cipal meridian.
The title to this property = believed 70 B.,
rerfectly good, but shall convey cuIv A.
Trustee.
Part of tins lazd comprises ons Of he ansss
plantafiOns en The Military Road, Wttn llfs--
houss. Cablus. stc.. being ths plantation kno,--.
"A the Broprn Placo, ae1r Marfon, Ark.
auistds 3. {. BROWks Trcalss,