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for a less time tlsEn one fnonbn.
laATEs or ADVERTIsEHG.
One square one Insertion 60 "
each additional insertion @
Two weeks -
one month g
81 All advertisements considered cue Ai'0-
81 E,Fht IHes Of solid nonpareil eonstlI'e7o
rs-sI n advertisements IN the Spec4nl lsoeioo
.,oIT-un viii be charged % cents per ll; llhe;; - -
re- Marriageand death notices peill7ii'-
olsls- ~ Etverfisernents TO be inserted IN we
xVeeklv paper only. or a. lrIeslll.i - - ,i -
eifher 81 tie papers viii b. clals71 = -
souare for each and evefy illsei ll,1 - ID. 80
So All advertisement nov -. "a ~ -
efai time will be discontlnao 81 lie eNo o. eAo
Sa- n al ,-s-tase ents for The AFfEAL ialuNi
,cE.rds,s in 81 tne ClerE'sdesk-
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80 ond also % forward any items ol new
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yTerrant their pueleaaoo-
TERMS OF WEEKLY.
..., gpdueemeut TO get mp clubs, We have
s1-c-1 ne f5llowing scale of pricess Wh1cl are
- i5yT Is our current ofdoe expenses viii ADMIT
one Couy. one year 3 %
~ CLUES on ten or more each ~
twenty OF more, each 40
Tnr1TiabIg ~ uduqiiee
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MEMPHIS APPEAL
PUsLESAED DAILY 8 WEEKLY
JOHN s. C. HOGAN & CC
r.RICE - sUHsCEIPTIoN.
MATEs oP ADVERTISING.

1ai's - rar week 3 g.:
-,-..-rfor- and nesv-s-dealers, per copy
-11ssi-l,T r.er aulum lin advauce) "
So SosuipscriptiOn entered On oar Enall oooks
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C0RNER EiSTl
Nn.,. Resf.Ient Notfce.

MEMPHIS. TENN.
lsE I'm
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The department Is energetieally pro-
motina the efficiency Of the postal ser
vice in the southern states. New offices
are daily being opened, and old routes
restored. We learn that 10 a single day
fourteen offices were established and re-
opened, We also learn at the depart
ment that the postage upon all letters
exchanged through the British mails,
whether via England, via st. Thomas,
or via Panama, will advance by q single
rate for each half ounce or fraction
thereof. instead Of charging, as hereto
fere. TWO rates for every ounce OF fraction
az an ounce when the letter Or package
exceeds one ounce IN weight National
LateiliqeResrs
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Tickets as each. May be had Of, or ordered
through. any OF the COmpanyAs agents, az the
Central Agency, Memphis, Tenn, or OF Col
James Strain, Hernando, Hiss.
Stocknolders, Directors and Ofncers OF the
Company are prohibited from purchasing or
holding tickets in any OF he drawings Inc
Company Is simply the media for the pilreiase
and sale Of real estate between property mold
srs and the general public Jezo IN
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The Buntyn
HOMESTEAD Ian DIS
FOR SALE.

WE have the pleasure OF placing on the
W market those Vers desirable and Valdaple
lands SO welI known 20 the community ss lhe
Homestead Tract OF the late Geraldus Bun-
tvn. Esq situated at she hrSt staliOn on the
Memphis ana Charleston railroad nVe miles
east OF the city. The improvements with
about twenty acres OF iauut have been re-
Gently sold 10 Hume +. Bio, Esq who now
regides upon the PREMISE The balance
OF the ira &, consisting OF about $50 acres
has been laid OF In lots varying IN size nom
ave TO ten acres, fronting upou broad aV-
enues and laid OF SO as 10 secure Tn greatest
. gTqount OF comfort The trains Of the Melh-
5,i1is and Charleston railroad afford the oPpor-
F5nity of gong in anc ont OF the city, froIn and
~, Runryu-s Stallion, four times day, 50 rs 70
cake "A residence al his point almost as con-
,s..nIeut Is to lave IN The city itself
'Tbe chefce can nov be had Of lots wholly OF
rasf ID original forest, or ia held,
Ia Exchange for City Property.
.71ra sxecss tons are directed br the Win TO sell
/ ,,,-s ,lace and invest in city property, and we
In Frsceive uropnsi tlOifs 10 exchange fOreithel
| H., ,isroVed or vacant lots 10 iha city.
n an parties lOoiIing Coz gnburhau resi-
| .l-,,Cs. We 90 not thinN anF property more de-
f,sflIe can be found. Ia regard % hes tn con-
1 l,fence on good ueighhofhoodi within lht
/ .e,,e distance from the clt9.
! ~ terms will be made very hnera4 ana easy
] - ne prices low % parties desirous ot Buy
Z - - - unaf8ou. Plans Of the hundiNlhol
/ 5i' - ehol5u Cd our Office - . -
s.s.,St5 -. RogsVER. IRRELEVANT q GO.
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Second Prize.

A cottage residence Of ten rooms, with lot
6OxlOO I'm the citv Of Chicago, III, only three-
omar ers Of a mile from the heart Of the city,
and within one OcK of the street railroad IN
terseeting every part Of the city, Valued al
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-r1.rs owns.sn. MOORE. Ar.wzn
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A.. AND A. SCOTTISH RTE.
RAILROADS.
WgWPHIS AND CHARLESTON
RAILROAD

yV,R AIMS leave as follows city tmel;
I1lToagn Express. Sundays excepted 0:io
=, -15-,5I1z - Mail Gs.O pm; So..ervtlie Ac-
,-orrrn ogIaEi0u al $40 p ll- s..
ggva-s connects 20 trlaIul dl1tai@- eL--i
t.-55-ron nam en- the A-ss-ssIppl central
Psilroad for Holy springs, y a-ei N.-.isg 1 Is,
Grenada. Jackson, NtcEe9GlAl ALzaar -'7" "
iesI7 Al cor.ntS. s5 ror OEolona, Columbus, Miss.
Al 1l-1t1-. tor Columbia, Nashville, Louis
vile. CinciuUati- etc. - f r.-t,-,
A thsftauo0za, fJr all places pa t-a9l5ll y
.i'.l.r-7a t7t-lagta. North and south tarAilnar
Ni-giTfa- g a-lIlngt8u. Baltimore, Fhl-ilsl plls
Tbrongb Mail connects at Grand lu ncllon
-if6 fralUs foy - ligaf and j .,i-s.I1lr lelii
~ Decatur Cor Athens Pul-ails a-t.t-f --il.l-il
- ~ l.ra-.ooza MaiI .rsius connect for same
s,rsnts - I'ZuTess lra' a'us.
Y glo,.1rspa. tsil saTsl rlIruE El-
- go s1Ii iuIt lel ilf lrflatlou, apniy a
ts'.G9firt. No. rs Main street, corner ol 7o1l-
S"u-- VI ROSS, Gent 5up.t-
pAuNsEl Gent TieHet A gent.
-IFrF ~ a SHOCK. Pa >rnseI AZeiL
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-. r1,srearr Court OF Memphis, Tenn. -
- y - - IsouIdas P 81 kulgnt Fs IA dciA-
n s55earing from afiayii III tnls ose ,i ~
{ tisf def-ndauL hli Acia- hosB ia a ioi-'
- orfbe state OF Tennessee, AZ. an,
n Is ii1ereiore ordeIed t1sL D la''es y. t5e l.a
rarance herein, az ne Soli; aS5 ~. n 49, Mon.
ol nS-l't' .,lii,i1sf is57 and plead, GqE yer oi
g. SSes,r-- ~ - COMP iainants b-il, q u'e = ue G
os55iel y. - f,,- fsssed, as 90 hiin1 ana ..e
VII - -. a,--r,arfa aud that copy OF iilti
,,-i.+ fs publshed once q Week' iol Ioui sue
ceFatFe Aegl.7l ~ 4. q LSION,
A copy E-t'-'H' Clerk aud Master.
evRL BLACK, Deputy Clerk ana s1ssLs ~, e.,
Alnpp, ap1s o ie-5 ia5gsN'
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Third Prize.
Fourth Prize.

One residence lot adjoining above property
25XlO8 feet very available for residence ana
desirably located. Valued atsSOp
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Serenth Prize.

A most valuable manufacturing site with a
perpetual fall OF 81 feet OF wafer. situated in
winston county. Alabama, with l60 acres OF
land. Valued At $1,000.
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Eighth Pri=e:
Ninth Prize:

Lot No. 5. in Hays subdivision, Memphis.
Size I02xl52 feet. \ beautiful building Ioti
Valued at $780,
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OUR LIST OF PRIZES.
The First and Capital Prize.

Col. M. c. GallOway's valuable residence,
corner OF Court and Third streets, Memphis,
one block only from the center of the city, and
ia the viciuity of all the Federal, state and
County offices. Lot 87lS feet front by S318 deep
Valued az s20000.
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Noa-Resl17ent NnfSee.

No. qOis-In the Chancsn- Court Of Memphis,
Tennessee.
vfrrsnia zach. by her ntxt friend Peter Bach
81 an vs. Ida LoWnes and q. L. ueDEisou.
TN this cause il appearing from affidavit en-
I fie that defendant, Ida LoWnes, is a resi-
dent af the State Of Hary and and a non-resi-
deut OF the state Of Tennessee
II IS Therefore ordered, That sne make her
auuearanee herein, AZ The courthouse IN the
s5ts- ~ Narphis Tenn. on OF before the frst
Monday ia kuzust and plead, answer OF denn1r
~ eoriDlainant bill, OF the same win be taken
~. 80, fea,sad as q her. and SET fer beartng ez
,,s-fs ! sTd thaf a copy of this order Be pub
ished once week. tef Jour stecesAlfe aee--
IN ne Memphis Appeal.
= Si45,IiSTflN IlSTOf. Clerk and Master,
pv II j. BIAcK, Deputy Clerk and Master
ssfogsli and Flippin, Sols. FOR Conf piasla1t'
iy6 law4Wf
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sonrH HLNnAaA COaREsRoNDENOE

CoURTLAND, Ala, July !, 1857.
Editors Memphis Appeal;
Under the new order Of things, COM
monty known as military despOtism, the
raeistratioD officers for this dictrict have
very recently been appointed, consisting
as [ have been informed, of half whites
and half negroes; and, for shame, the
most wealthy and influential men OF this
section, whu, when secession was pro-
nounced to be inevitable, were foremost
in insisting on the young men TO enlist
for the purpose of resisting the foul IN
vader, and the most emphatic in their
deuunciation OF the abOiiuOnists, more
commonly known now as radicals, are
the first to step forward to form eopart-
nership with the government that has
robbed them Of twO-thirds, and are seek
ing to deprive them of the remainder Of
what they possess.
Crops in this section, as well as all
along the Memphis and Charleston rail-
road, between here and the Bluff CITY,
are in a fiourishing condition, and If the
/ seasons continue favorable for a few
4 weeks longer, the farmers will reap such
! an abundant harvest as to enable them
Z to be independent of the north and west.
! The spring was very backward here as
Z well as there, and long faces could be
pictured upon the farmers generally.
! They seemed to despair Of all hope and
MANY of them went so far as to say
that they believed that they were
/ forsaken by even their God; but
now the reverse is the case, and all
seem TO be hopeful. The fruit in this
section was nearly all killed by the frosts
that fell so late and untimely; but the
blackberry crop is abundant.
There is scarcely any sickness in this
section of country, it being next to i'm
possible for epidemics and contagious
diseases to penetrate valley that con-
sists of plenty of everything that is gooc
and pure, good well and spring water be-
ing not the last among the many thing:
that contribute to health. But the ru
NOR is afloat here that the cholera is very
prevalent in your gOOdly city, which
have informed them is untrue. and even
tried TO convince them OF the fact The
people are afraid TO visit your city OF
account OF the above rumOr, and as sucf
an unfounded rumor must prove to be
disadvantageOus to your city, 1t Is to b
boped that you will take the earliest op
uortunity Of placing the misinfoime
populace in possession OF the true stat
of the health Of your city, through tn
important columns of your paper, whicl
cireulates extensively in these regions
and which are perused with great dea
of pleasure. u j. u
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751< acres OF woodland near Raleigh SheiDy
county. tennessee, distant from Memphis nine
miles. This is very desirab. q, and an excellens
prize. valued at SaOO.
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~ ~ z n M 49, sssf'f+r'-
HENRY C. FREEMAN Secretary.
PLINY FREEMAN, President.
LORIYG ANDREWS, Vice President
HENRY G. FREEMAN, Secretary.
STATE OF TENNESSEE,

STATE OE y i-7ii1f4Er
CONPrROLLER OFFICE,
Nashville June 4, Isd1.
J. q. W BLACK BURN. Comptroller of the
Treasury do hereby cert Is that the GBOBE Nu-
rUAL LIFE Is5sU gASCE CClPANfs located AZ
New York city, in the state Of NeW YORK, mas
produced 70 me satisfactory evidence that said
Company has complied with al the require
msnts OF the laws of the state OF IeuneSsee lISs-
posed ON insurance companies. and Iurtheg
certify that n. r. TONI ISsGN t5EN EHAI. AG'r OF
aid Company, has also complied with the re-
uulrements Of the laws Of the State. made and
provided in such cases: wherefore, said GLOBE
MUTUAL LIFE IS~URaNCE COMPANY has au-
thurity to take risks and transact the business
OF insurance in this state.
q. W. BLACKBURN,
Comptroller Tenn.
Active, reliable and iuduential pars'ss can
ind remunerative employment as sale tors,
by applicat ON 10
H.T TOMLINSON, General Agent,
No. L Madison street, Memphis, Tenn.
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ar, RoTiand avenue near Memphis and
Charleston railroad, near corporation hne'
Valued at s3o0o.
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Tr,Esfee's Sale.

ny virtue of titisi deed & eSe'- ,, NO. i,g
~ ~ ~, ssl,,,i-er Tinnlersuaas and az y le-ia
80, III ~ Fe..islefs Once q 'alltl1s - ~
,i,s-,.,.sse f..r flls purpose of paylDs 'iie ~0'
flseTsin sscur,,i, viii on ,.,.r-..r
= .rTrgnsy TaE THIRD DAY OF AUGUST
- I. ~ ssiesuosm Of Messls h2ys-
- Trezevant q Cor No. -, - ~
s,id street. Mem pllis, Tenn ~ efs 9lec ~ 7, -
- fhs ilfchQsf bidder, foI Liisl ~ lle LILY, I -
i-i- $500, !, = certain lot ~ ground ~ @ ~
..--,l, a. shelby, state of Ienne see aiAe ~ ~
~ sF,f,,s.ll5s known and designated y psh We
'i5- "a fl7i3e nod vision or County soi Nc ~
=. ~ ~, a. sifuased 81 ihe souiheasi corner y
Fsoieson and Hius streets, ifgtllias q 80 ~,
80 soTfi1zrard flr depth l435a feet between
lines psral ti 81 M Bin street, 70 an 4iieg = y y
-fhr ygffh al " Tie Rppurteliisnces ces lrefetll =
a se,r,oir4 I'iIs tide 70 the above properly p
6eiieped to be good bgt l wiA only seL ~ ~
1-sIvef sale al u O'Clock Ill.
John p. 1lif.IisA a nj Trustee
L.aguOod & Feyte6i AtiornAys jy5-lQs
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Dissolution.

S,,,FF FaV, Firm of HAYNES. HEATH d
iF-n7TS Ia this day dissolved. The unnn-
ishsd business o. t1e ~ ~ ~ ff -ls
Tandon 4 HAYNES has associated win hllpr
o., ~ olart iae 0f The law, in al as brancnear
ls-i-.-f Ir ay-ua- and the style ui t1elT nrm
a HAYNFI. 5TJCkTON q HAY NEa. Offices
n . vincent s BuidlBE,' corner hasl l'tirt
guf second streets. -..-.-. q.
u n -e1th ana A. II. Lewis are associated
,-,e DTae5Ice OF the law, ln al lts ola!ie.e
- ~ -ay be found at tne OLD oIncsl 9oat -, 80
an1 = = -erord ana linton streets, D 2 sl'ilra.
,sllLln.,,-. S9Lns ~ Lhelr hru is BIZ ATh ~ " ~
iis me- e bsTijes NAV be consulted in Fsgand 70
the oia pnainsaa' TANDUN q. HAY NkS,
T. r. HEATH,
a. N. LEWIS
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VyHE First Drawing which took place at Her
nandO. Miss on Che 18TH inst. was attended
with unusual success, when IL Is neneInOereo
that but "a few weeks elapsed from the lneep-
ton OF the enterprise TO that event SllOOO
worth OF tickets havng been sold, IKE
amount OF property was drawn for, under lhe
supervision OF gentlemen selected hy the uc2et
holders present. 1he utmost harmony and
good feeling pervaded those present, and, As
will be seen rom the subOined certificate OF
the Managers, The affair was conducted 70 q
close in a most gratifying and satisfactory
manner:
HERSANDo, MISS, .bune 10, 1851.
We hereby certify that the above report OF
the First Drawing Of The Southern Asylum u
correct, and that the proceedings were charac-
terized ny aspirit of fairness aud business un-
surpassed by any Drawing Of which we have
auy krowledge The Managers Of the Com
many placed the tick Is and wheels under our
sole anagement ana control.
Signed. ]. B. MORGAN,
ROBERT TEMPLE,
v A. MERRIWkTHER,
W. w. GAMPfON,
NJ MAGENENY,
JOHN AIMS lie,
Committee
A HAIL (Yerr
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VIRGINIA MILITARY INSTITUTE,

RRANGEMENTS are in progress TO 40
a eomnlodnte One Hundred additional "a.
defs in this Institution. Its well establlsheq
eharsctsr for its system OF discipline and
eoprse OF instruction oommends u to the SUP
p1rf OF those who desire a thorough and. pT1c-
IicaI education. Information viii De suppheo
by Application 10 the undeIsignea-
- ~ FRANClS Ii. SMITH,
YnvlS ", lei l5Seowtsel superintendent
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]. N. HALL, CLERK.

The Prizes dra'gn on this occasion numbered
Forty-s ven, and comprissd 10 In the vicinity
Of Memphis Tenn, Corr rth, Miss, and Her
pando, Miss, deeds 10 which have been made
TO the lucky ticket-holders. For this, the sec
Ond Drawing, however, we are able TO otfer our
patrons sill more attractive inducements 10
interest themselves in our scheme. From a
lengthy list Of property, much OF when has
already been advertised 70 the public, We select
the following:
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HEBREW AyB MASONIC CALEyBAR.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.


LODGES
ausvRoya No IsS Meets lst Monday IN
re-e T-,i1t6 81 Odd-FrI lows Han. cor. Court
and Main. D. c. Trader, " n d. l. Lo'n-
Iluson. sec.
e,r-rzy Rry.,rrF7rs. No. iIs. Meets "a Friday Of
s-cT TooTth-E-sII. cor Madison and second.
n ssTIa-s " 81. Beuj X. Pullers sec
--1-rp -TTgII cor Madison aru 5ecOn4- Joln
AiTsiis ~ n. a. p " pod sard. Sec
HAMILroS, No. 2E- Meets "a sIlSTy ~ I3 el 80 go
rn0nth-Cd5 FeIloFs tiaLL r u. astAtess
w " II. Butts, see 49,. .-.. r,f,--
~ eseh rnoutl-l0f Front street Jonn j.
W-orsham, 81, w. N b, X ru-Lel' 80 sec
EoYAL ARCH.
r-,-s f,,ap,er- No A. Meets "a Monday o. each
-0dd-Fellovs' Hal. A J. Whee-er'
H p: h Il. Payuterr sec
r,,y--. Council. No. g. Meets 81 Monday Of
e1~l rllonti9-Od FeIl0y7s' Hall John Lentr
IN. N; \. J. " iggin, Rec
rE,rPLAEs.
CYRESE CoIu1nandery. No. 4 Meets 4ln Non- n
W4ggiu, Rec.
AND A. SCOTTISH RITE.
"a Front Street.
z.y,-ve Lodge sf Perfection, l45h; Nc /
S1ef4f CorurnuuicatioHs "a W edneS1ay pizlI
OF each month. He1Ey y -, !" te6.i-' g.. ''-' 0
MTTHgAs Ls1dse OF Perfection l4l-l-s ~. =
Meets sth Wedueslay OF ea-l ilJu SS',l % ~
Mellersh, ed, g.. s-'.i A. r. T iill>-4-- a. 49,
cssYpF1, Council ofPrInceg Of Jerusalem, 18th;
IA. No }. Benz. X. Fullen, 'i-a A'tisl''-'
OWN ca PIER Of Nose Croix, ISM, no. l.
C6srIes " Adams, sd, M. W. L. l. 4oll-
DIIl115,g 1a13i = rFP. essE1s Council o. Eh, soth.,
No l. Hsnrv P. VI oodfrds d@l-s NoIill-'' ;
vTiifieri u cfroFe }2i, Rec y ~
,,sssrs---l- o. WFSr TESSEssEE, 23d. John
Af1sIfe SD, Comm. Ia AAaeL1 Do-s9 -
TrHder. 32d, Eeg.'.
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Ffth Pri=e.

One residence lot adjoining above props
25xlCO feet. Valued at $50.
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ASSETS
szs0 2as So

The Trustees have declared a DIVIDEND on
an Participating Policies ln force which have
been in exisieucc ~ months prior % Jan 597,
to be credited each Policy iu proportion 70 lis
cnntrlbutl0rf 20 surplus. ana 70 be applied AZ
the Renewal Of each Policy either ln red uctind
Of premi ium or HevcrziunarV Additions iu
1873 fprOvided the Amendment ~ the Charter
now before the Legislature is effecied) ether
wise I'M 1893.
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SiGtb Prize.

one residence lot adjoining above, also 25xlt
feet, Valued at $500.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1867-06-11
zen. Pencil ana Scissors.

The TURNER'S UNION, Of North America,
celebrate their twelfth anniversary, in Baltimore,
to-day.
SENATOR WADE and his excursion party
arrived in Leavenworth on Sunday, and left for
the West on Monday a. IN.
An incendiary fire occurred in Checko.
pee, Mass, on Sunday last. Much damage wal
done.
4 PRIZE FIGHT took place in Newport
r. l., on Saturday last, between William Nc.
earthly and Johnny Gait for 5000
Tue young Polander who made the at,
tack upon the life of the Gar, in Paris, the other
day, is said to be insane.
Gov. WELLS. Of Louisiana, quietly gave
up his Office as chief magistrate Of that State on
Saturday last, in obedience to Gen. Sheridan
order, and Gov, Flanders succeeds him.
The cable dispatch gives q pretty full
account of the browning Of Francis Joseph, of
Austria, as King of Hungary, on Saturday last.
Much enthusiasm was manifested on the coca.
sion
JUDGE KELLEY = speech, which he deliy-
cred in Montgomery, Ala, Is published in the
Ne" York IIrJHHe Of yesterday. Itstbs sam.
which DO Intended to have delivered in Mobile
had not the meeting broken up in row.
The total assets Of the First National
Bank Of New Orleans are o., $50, 900 Of this.
$500. 900 are considered doubtful, some 5000, 900
Us bad. The liabilities to depositors are 1908.
600, and there is duo the United States Govern.
mont $4,000. The circulation is $3.50. 900
The liabilities insured by the direct ors M mak.,,
and advisors Of bills amount to S647, 900.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1867-06-11
DURNHAM'S AMERICAN BUSI
ID NESS eoLLE0B,


A Model iehool Of Trade, sssosiatirg Theory with
which practically illustrate and simplify the sclsnes
Of Aeeountsntship, Mercantile Exchange, he. In all
their various relations.
RECENTLY REMOVED TO A MA0EIFICRNT NEW
COLLEGE BUILDIHG,
ereet.d at 4 cost Of tl25 900 Acknowledged to be
the beSt and most complete Business College ever
tstAbliIhed.
Book Keeping, Commercial Calculations and Cor
respondsnee taught Ia interesting and practical
manner. Banking Houses, herchAntA' Emporium,
| and hfteen Business omees In daily opera Ion. A
thoroughly organized department Of Merelntile Law
Physical Culture under . skillful gymna.t. Pen
msRship taught by masters Of the art Students can
enter at epy time particular degree Of advance
ment requir d. Ladies' and geutlemsn prosecute
their studies together, and enjoy equal advantage
Graduates have averaged over six months In CON
pleting tho prescribed course OF study, and re-
suit seven eghths Of them have readily secured lu.
eratve situations In business Strict attention given
FOUR SPLENDID PRIZES, Of t76, win be pre-
sented December 25 1867, TO the four graduates who
shall have entered college from February TO Juiy
s. 1857, and made the best Improvement in Book.
Keeping and Dusinsss Writing. Particulars in Col
lego Review, Just issued.
Springfield Il situated in the beautiful Connecticut
river valley has $4,000 Inhabitants; Is . city Of
great business activity, aud the most healthy and
delightful place Of re.idenee In New Bugland. +
College Review, circulars, etc. giving full partie-
ulara relating TO the course OF study, expense OF
board and tuition, may b had gratis Psrsoas In
pursuit Of the most complete educational facilities
should address LOUIS W. BURnHAM,
jsll-tusau Prssdsnt, Springfield, Mass