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Litchfield enquirer., 1867-12-05

Ggs~ The Sentinel tries to believe that the late Southern elections have not been fairly conducted, owing to the presence of the U. $. troops; and it undertakes to estab- fish comparison between the present con- dition of the South, and that of England under the "iron rule" of Cromwell There are two unanswerable replies to the &snti- neps argument:
 1st. The control of the army is not in the hands of the zealots of Oliver Cromwell. but of the Conservative appointees of Con servative Andrew Johnson. We think they have not interfered, however, on either side. Had they done so, it would assuredly have been in favor of Conservatism.
 2d. Southern Conservatives desire the continuance of military rules, and they have used every effort to prevent the es- tablishment of Civil authority. It is the Radicals that are attempting the removal of military authority at the South.
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DEMONSTRATORS OF ANATOMY
University of Mississippi.

EXERCISES viii he resumed on the gth Sep
II tember next Rev. JOHN s. WApDET.
D.D., Chancellor, assisted BY a cerps OF able
Professors.
A Preparatory Department for students who
design entering the Freshman Class next yea
Is provided. They must be dfteen years Of a..
Latin, Greek and Mathematics alone Al
taught
A school Of Practical Science has been or
ganized, especially for young men who desire
t9 take an eclectic course, exclusive OF the
, classics.
Commercial Law, Book keeping and PEN
manship, will be taught
Necessa y additions to our splendid collec-
ton OF AstrOL Omical, Physical and Chem ieaI
Apparatus viii be made under the supern-
tendency OF Dr. L. G. Garland, during the
present vaeatisn.
The Law Department. under the Instruction
OF Hon. L. q c. Lamar, is in successful opera
ton. The advantages Of an extensive Law
Library, and the Eitttngs OF the Fe1eral Court
and the High Court OF Errors and Appeals a
this place, commend this department to young
gent emen who are candidates for the Bar.
TERMS:
In all the departments (for annual sess-
Ion
Fuel, SIS deposit to cover damages, So. is %
Students must make up the dedcif when The
fuel lee IS exhausted Board at commons, SIS
per month in private families Al SIS TO s. (:
washing about s. and lights 81 per month. No
room rent is charged, but students viii provide
their own furniture.
The heslthfulnsss of Oxford, its social refine
ment and religious privileges, commend the
]. n. HowRY,
Secretary OF the Board.
Oxford, July Is. 1867. iyiG d2w-wsw
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Under the continued direction Dr. r. H.
RIVERS, assisted by corps Of able and eXpe-
rtenced teachers.
For full information address the President,
or the undersigned, r. DICKINSON.
SOmerville, Tenn July IS, 1857 jyI9 6w
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MASONIC COLLEGE
Macon, FaJelte County, Tebn,

S,ITUATED thirty miles from Memphis, seven
= miles north Of Lafayetts Depot, NJ. & b. r. Il
FACULTY
q. ". JOHEsToN. ABB. President and Professor
OF Ancient Languages
OTwAY B. YOUNG, ALB, Professor Of 1Iathe-
MATES;
COLIN MCKINNEY, AN, Professor OF Mental
and Moral Science and English Literature.
This Institution was rsopened October, Isli,
and has reached a state OF permanent EN-
c1eucy- Next Annual session will be open ed
July IS, 1857, and Will consist Of Two Terms-1U
weeks each.
ChARGE GES.-E1glish and Mathematics. So,
- and SD per Term. Eaeh Language. $ extra
per Term. Contingent Zee. s. 81 per Term.
Excellent board, Includirg z room, fuel wash
ing and light, SIS per month.
All necessary apparatus will be supplied.
Conveyance from Lafayette station 10 Ma
con, Wednesdays and Saturdays
We the Trustees, have determined TO make
this nrst class Academic Institution.
lst. The scholarship, experience and success
OF our faculty.
I'd The elevated tone OF our community.
ID The healthful locally. removed from the
cOrrupung influences and vices OF city lie
4th. Favorable prices will enable US TO
achieve this success
President Board - pr q. Z. HIrNTE r
secretary -....-.--.--JOHN ". ALEXANDEE.
anil
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NOTTINGHAM ACADEMY.
TUE net (eighth) session of this school viii
i open on the
First Monday In September Next,

and close about the last of June, 1868 The
Principal will be assisted by a graduate OF
the University Of Virginia For further infOr-
NATION, as 70 terms, ETC., address the Principal,
Somerville, Tenn. The Principal would refer
70 the gentlemen whose named are appended
below.
en-. B.-ThSse whose names are marked by
asterisk, are, OF have been, patrons OF the
school d. N. QUARLES,
sNrEM Apperson, Memphis; eMr L Frier-
son, Columbla, Tenn enr Baskerville, Fay
sfts county sCol X MqshY, Fayette county 7;
atsol sam Tate, Memphis Mr. " 2 Proudnt,
Memphis: eMr Thos H Allen, Memphis; eMr
las Snissr Columbia. Tenn; sMr II 4 GuiOn,
Nefnphis: SMr L H stewart, Memphis; aAir
i, PuiliaTn SOmerville; Prof Q Pettus, Ma
con. TEnn eHOn I Jones, Helena, Ark
SI'hos Shapard, hsq, Upton county; HCol A 7
lacey Memphis; eMr S II HornOr, Helena,
A. ! tfen Joseph Williams, Memphis eCOI NJ
4, Rell. Pine Bluff, Ark; Rev W johnson
tsdit ? Christian Advocate Memphis; Seen 3
W Williamson, Memphis Mr W Miller,
Mernphis: Mr. Law $ Marye, Memphis; Capt X
q WfInaInson, Memphis; Mr. " II Martin,
port Gibson Mis-; Chancellor W Harris,
somervine Judge Humphreys, SOmer-
Vile: Rev R H Rivers, Someryille; eME
I, ii Scott, SOmerYille; Prof z ID Boyd, SOmer-
vile Faculty University Of Virginia; Prof r
! Javnes Washington College; Gen II
smith, Virginia Military Institute.
July n, 1871. NA9
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MAGUIRE'S BKNNE PLANT.

VrHIS Extraordinary y edlcine, the fame OF
i which is spread broa ldCast throughout the
country, is uDdoubtedlys uperior 10 any remedy
ever offered TO the public Tor the complaints Tor
which IL is intended W have IN our posses
Long lste chief TOpOgra phical Engineer BU-
reau ~ Washington, Gen ritz Henry warren,
Gen. FleasanJOn, and theTs OF the army
Father p. J. De Smet, he celebrated Indian
Missionary, Rhso OfleerS OF the Navy, surgeons,
Hospital Stewards, CU nmanders Of nearly
every steamer plying the Mississippi ano
tributary rivers, IVES esc a Sanitary ana Chris
tlan Commissions, ArIhE Chaplalns, and Others
TOO numerous 70 menth IN. Likewise highest
encontums OF the Press most OF which are pub
iisiled In 9ur almanac. " riich we shah send 70
any one iequestiUgitj pm Using It's valuable med
loinsl qualities in the hh hest terms, No other
medicine has such re- son meDdations.
z. & q. MAGUIRE,
ole p roprielors, 81. Louis
Sold by Druggists and Ne ucine Dealers every
where jy2S-d&w n
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Kentucky Military Institute.

OOL- 2 T. p. ALLEN, Superintendent. As
I = sisted by an able faculty. The course OF
study is that usually taught in the best colleges
with special attention % Mathematics and Nat
ri Sciences The academic year begins on
the lst Monday in September this year sep
tem0er 2, continuing without intermission
forty ,4D) weeks.
Es- Charge FOR Tuition and Boarding. inoIud-
ing Lights, Fuel and Washing currency. three
hundred and hfty dollars CSs5D] per academic
year-One-half payable in advance and the re-
mainder at the expiration OF twenty (2J} wesA $.
81 Address the Superintendent at Farmdaie
p. o.. Franklin county, Ky. fe3OFlWaw2m
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Fashionable Dancing Academy

MADAME LEISE, Of New Orleans, would
vi most respectfully announce to the citizens
OF Memphis that she will open her classes fOI
the above graceful accom- pliShment on the
THIRD TUESDAY in September, at the JEFF
fersOn Block. second street, where she trusts
by strict attention 20 the advancement OF her
pupt who may be iutrusted to her charge, %
merit share Of the public patronage. Mad,
l., having taught in most OF the principal
cities Of the south and Southwest, hopes %
meet here with the same unbOunded success
which has hitherto marked her course Of in
structiOn elsewhere Days and hours Of tuition
for Children, Tuesdays and SATURDAYS, from
half-past O'Clock ull dark for Ladies, from
10 Ain till Z; for Gentlemen, from uu u
Pm, all the same day. References uEexcsp-
tiOnable, for which, al other particulars,
please see circulars which will be f5und at tE q
prin. ipal book and music stores Terms mod
crate CalisthenIcs and dancing taught IN pri-
vate families and schools, If desired. SOirees
given twice month. au3
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Midway school. Charlottesville, Va

VNHE third session OF this school will begin on
i the first Wednesday Of Sc ptember next, and
end on the last "Wednesday OF June, lS6s con-
sistiAg Of two terms OF five months each. The
course OF study is deEigned to prepare boys
for the University OF Virginia, or HLy other
college, or for the practicu. business OF life.
TSRMS.-For board and Tuition, $50 per
term-PAYABLE IN ADVANCE. Music and
Drawing at Professors charges Washing,
Fuel aud Lights, at actual cost. Fach pupil tur-
hishes his own towels For circulars and other
particulars address WILSON c. y. CARR,
Charlottesville, Va; JOSEPH PACKARD. JR-,
TheO. Seminary, Fairfax county, Va, Princi-
pals.
Referenees-The Faculty OF the University Of
NIrrinia ivlh 2laW3Wa
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O1C-AAd-lA pag 1uAS N aA AAAIEf anu AAAE beAA-
ance at The close Of the session.
Board may he obtained at reasonable rates.
Pupils viii be charged from the time o. en-
trance TO the end OF the session.
aul5 ID. LAUGHLIN.
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EDUCATIONAL.
TNIYERSITY HIGH SCHa0L.
AtIocust Grove


TN Albermarle county, Va. the former loca-
Il tfon OF DR.. GesSner Harrisous school, one
and 8 half miles frOm Greenwood depot, Viz
ginia Central railroad Preparatory 70 the
University OF Nirginia in Ancient and Modern
Languages, Mathematics. Natural and Moral
Sciences. and the English braRches-
The Principals are graduates Of the Univer-
Sly OF Virginia In all The subjects taught in the
school, and have had successful experience Of
lOur, eight and ten years, respectively, as teach
60 IN schools Of high grade, including those Of
~. Gesaner Harrison, rev. william DinWiddie,
bloomnsid Academy, EdgwoOd Fsmals SEMI
nary, n e., Hon. K 81. I. Hunters select
school, and Others
TERMS: For tuition and board. Including
Iuelr washing, Gnd lights, for ten months (lsf
September % 9TH Junel. SIS in currency, haIC
IN advances, balance lst OF February. Only two
boys in q room Board In the bssf stvIe FOR
circular, address the Prfneipals
PoslonceY GreenWoOd DerOt, AlbemarIs
county,: II. b n. WOOD, Principal.
aR ySSPs YSS9sEv Associate Principals.
Reference is invited 10 the Faculty Of ths
University OF Virginia and % the patrons ana
students Of all the schools IN which the uriucI-
pals have taughr aul8IW
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HAILE'S
English and Classical School for Boys
No. "a Jefferson Street, Northwest
Corner OF Third.
Somerville Institute.

A SCHOOL for Young Ladies, Offering every
a educational facility and pleasant and de-
lightful home for its inmates,
Will be Open on September I'd,
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The second instalment of DARCY
Me4ee's Fenian exposures has been
published. 1t does not amount TO much.
Late advices from North Carolina
state that the freshets in the rivers were
creating serious apprehensions for the
low ground crops. The four principal
rivers, the Roanoke, Tar, Nellse and
Cape Fear, have again oyerhowed their
banks,
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SHELBY FEMALE INSTITUTE,

o7A''AASs -SA4--SS1Se
I COATED in the large and handsome build
i ings, corner OF Broad and Vine streets
formerly occupied by the shelby Medical Col
lege, embracing an entire square.
An able and experienced corps OF Teachers
the most complete Chemical and Philosophical
Apparatus and Cabinet OF Minerals in the
south, and Educational Advantages Of supe
rior order.
The Principal has had an experience Of TWEEN
ty-siN years in tn South, and the Nice-Princi
pal formerly PrOfeSEO in the Nashville Uniyer
sity, is a graduate Of the Universities Of Edin'
burg and BOun.
Sessions begins on the FIRST MONDAYS OF
SEPTEMBER and FEBRUARY, and close or
the Third Thursday Of June
TERMS-Board and English Tuition, Sess'OI
Of dve months $50 90. Music, French, etc.
Extra For particulars send for a Catalogue,
GEO. q BUTLER, A. NJ, Principal.
GEO. :. BLACkIE, A. NJ. NJ. D., Nics-Prin
q FrrTr
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VIRGINIA MILITARY INSTITUTE,
LEXINGTON, va.

A ARRANGEMENTS are IN progress to &C
"a cOmmOdate One Hundred additional Ca
dets in this Institution. It's well established
character for its system Of discipline and
course OF instruction cOmmends IL 20 the sup
port Of those who desire thorough and prac-
teal education. Information viii De supplied
by application to the undersigned.
FRANCIS II. SMITH
r1vIs rfa154EpOufGaT EunrarIufauHauf
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Family School for YOung Ladies

Principals-Mr. and Mrs. CHAS. II. MCBHAIR.
Head of Scholastic Department-Miss DUN
CAN.
English Literature and Belles-Detters-Mr.
MCBLAIR.
LON.
Vocal and instrumental Musie-Prof E. THOR
BECKE
Drawing and Painting=ProE D. A. WOOD
WAHD.
This Institution will be opened on MONDAY,
September 18th. The first session Of the Scho-
lastic year closes January 3lst. The seeCud
session June 3Oth.
BONNIE BRAE is situated on an elevated
Ridge on the old Frederick road, 2 miles from
the western limits Of Baltimore, and within
easy access to the Cstonsville Passenger Rail-
way that communicates with the city.
The number Of pupils viii be limited 70
twenty.
Circulars giving further particulars may be
found at j. ). Waite, 5 q Son, s, Charles street,
and E,ntz q Bash's Bookstore Cnaries street.
For admission apply 70 Mr.. Q. II. NcBlair,
through the Baltimore r u, box 1874 au4 I'm
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SPECIAL NOTICE.

DY advice OF friends have concluded to add
ID to my division OF classes a Preparatory De
partment at Six Dollars per month. l also take
This occasion 10 remark in order TO correct errO-
neOus impression in regard TO my prices, that
the Academic Department OF my school takes
young ladies through the Mathematic Al books
usually taugh in female schools with a cores
pOuding advancement in other branches OF
Education, the Collegiate Department being
higher and more thorough degree Of Scholar
ship. LETITIA MAY.
AuUnsf TsS- ar.yT
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University or LOulSIana-.-Medieal
Department.

EACA
A II CENAs, MD Emeritus Professor o. OFastCt l.
lies and Diseases Of N omen and Children
JAMES JONES, Md, Professor OF Obstetrics and
Diseases Of Women and Children
WARREN STONE, Md, Professor Of Surserv
u y RICHARDSON, MD, Professor aT ANATOMY.
W MALLET, Pa. D., Professor or Chemistry
SAMUEL NJ BElfIss, MD Professor OF the The
Ory and Practice Of Medicine
STANFORD 4 CHAILLE, N. D., Professor of Phys
lOlOgy and Pathological Anatomy
FRANK HAWTHORN, MD. Professor pro TEN or
Materia Med.ca and Therapeutics.
DEMONSTRATIONS OF ANATOMY.
WV Q NICEOLls, ND, JRrCEHAv- I'D.
The Thirtieth Annual Course Of Instruction
In this Institution viii begin November lIfh-
and end in the following Narch Preliminary
lectures viii be given daily U the Charity Hos
pltal. commencing October 18th, Al which time
alsO the new ana extensive rooms for Practical
Anatomy Will be opened. The faciIf ties OF The
school, heretofore unsnrpaEsed. have. by she
nDerality OF the State Legislature, been greatly
increased during the past season, 80 that now
every Chair has attached 10 il a Practical De-
pertinent, in which students are taught 10 OBJ
serve for themselves the facts set forth In the
lecture room.
Fees for all the Lectures, $40 : MatrIcuIaii0n-
paid but once s.; Practical Anatomy. SO
Payment r. urred in advance. For further in
formation address PROF. 5. VI. BEMISs.
" MHafH
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NOTICE.

TINHE creditors Of the estate OF z. n. Apnlebv
Il are hereby notified Inat 1 have sneFestFd
the insolvency OF said estate 70 the CLERK "a fhe
County Court Of Upton county, Tennessee d
The creditors Of said estate are notined 10 ile
their Claims duly authenticated, within a Z
months from the date hereof or this notiee ,s-IlI
De nled in bar OF the same.
J. B. Observation-Disclosures
Apfl ht' ls''' apis q
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LAGRANGE FENALF COLLEGE,

M Ill. open the second day of September,
w and continue ten months. Miss Nora
Bradtord. OF Memphis, and Miss Annie PEBBLES,
pGrtment J. ID MEREDITH
auT dimWlt
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EDUCATIONAL.
SELECT SCHOOL.
Monday, the &c of September,

MISS VICTORIA D. BOWERS, recently en-
I wi gagged in teaching with Prof. j. ID. Stewart
viii open her School, assisted by her sister,
Miss NJ. W. BOWERS, on
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Moot Csults, Greenleaf on Evidence, Adams
EQuity. Angel & Aules on Corporations Black
stone 9TH book in connection with the Grim
inal Code OF Mississippi Revised Code OF Mis-
siSsippi.
A Diploma nom this School is equivalent to
a license for practice in Mississippi.
Tuition fee $50 per term, in advance. The
term opens o. the 9th Of september, Is67. aud
ends on the 2fth Of June, lS6e- au1S
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GROVER & BAKERS
Celebrated
Elastic Stitch and Lock Stitch
SEWING MACHINES
Why the Grover e Baker. Machine
Is Best,

l. It is more simple, durable, and less liable
TO arrangement than Others
2 IL sews from ordinary gpOOls, and no re-
winding Of thread Is necessar
g Il sews with equal facility all fabrics, the
most delicate and the heaviest, and with all
kinds OF thread, silk, cotton or linen.
l. Its seam Is so strong and elastic that II
never breaks even on the bias.
s. 1t fastens both ends Of the seam by Its own
operation.
g. Its seam though cut at every sixth stitch,
remain firm, and neitherruns or ravels in wear.
7. Its seam is more plump and beautiful, and
retsins its plumpuess and beauty after wash
ing better than any other.
s. Its seam can be removed in altering gar
ments, after proper instruction, without pick
ing or cutting them.
g. Watching and varying the tensions upon
the threads necessary in other machines is un-
necessary in this The tension being once ad-
justed on the Grover and Baker Machine, any
amount of sewing may be done without change.
10 IL makes beautiful embroidery without
any change OF arrangement, simply by iRsert-
ing threads OF suitable sizes and coiors for this
purpose. II is the only machine that both en-
broiders and sews perfectly.
30 Send for Circular.
GROVER & BAKERS s, n. CO.,
iyl3 800 Main Street, Up Stairs.
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WASHINGTON UNIVERSITY
MEDICAL DEPARTMENT.
Baltimore, Maryland.
FACULTY:

Rev THOMAS Z BOND, n D., President.
q o N ROBERTs, MD, Emeritus Professor Of
Obstetrics and Diseases Of women and
A FoAED, N D., Professor Of Descriptive and
Surgical Anatomy.
and Practice of Medicine.
HARVEY L BXR5, Nd, Professor Of Obstetrics.
eRses OF Women and Children
EDWARD WARREN, II d. Professor OF the Priu-
eiples and Practice Of Surgery.
IOHN MONMONLER, MD, Professor OF Physi-
Ology and General Pathology.
] ] MOORMAN, ND. Professor OF Medical Ju-
rispTudence and Hygiene.
JosEPH E CLAGETT, ND, Professor Of Materfa.
Medica and Therapeutics
CLARENCE MoRFTr, Nd, Professor OF Medical
Chemistry and Pharmacy
JoHN MoSMoNIER, Md, DemOnstrator OF
me ' next session Of this institution wiz
commence on the
First Day Of Oelober Next.
And continue ave months
one student nom each Congressional Dfs
tricf of me late Slaveholding States will he -
mfttsd TO all the privilege OF the Uniyersif7-
unon the payment OF THIRTY FIVE D0T-
LARS for earh session Of attendance wounded
and disabled soldiers having precedence In this
regar1I over ali other applicants.
I)ailV Clinics viii be held ia The COLLEGE bufffl
iuq Al which students viii receive The r1oSe
thorough practical instruction.
Material for Disseeung Rooms viii be sun
plied IN abundance, and every fscilIt- aff,-,Ie.l
Students Il 7 anatomical studies
FEFS = Mafriculation, s.; Dissactin. Qfo =
Professors, sla0i Graduation, SU Bened.
'is. -, f,,1ths ~, information. apply u
Al. FOARD, Nd. DIAN
No. Il Liberty street, northeast corne--o - -.
fuTton or Darnums Hotel. -
sn7 w Af 3taW tssia
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TO COntr a,-tors.

TsHE undersigned, Com mis- ss1oneTs appointed
Il by the County Court ( CrIttenden county,
Arkansas, Will receive Sc aleci proposals until
the slst day Of August, ] S67, fCr the erection
Of q
Fire Proof Gle rk's Office.
In the town Of Marion. Plans and specihca-
tons can be seen al the Cles ks once in Marion.
The right to reject sli bids E reserved.
] F. EARL,
WM. NANLE, JR.,
&c BROWN.
ouA ID LomEnisefoners.
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Select School

MRS LETITIA MAY will Open a Select
vi School for Young Ladies on MOND AY,
September 2, 1857, 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, Miss 5. F. MAY, who has been two
years in France. French will be spoken sXclu-
siyelY in this department. a liberal patronage
on the part Of the public is respectively 50
hcited.
The services OF tho following gentlemen have
been secured Music, PrOfs. Seyfert and Witz-
man German, Prof Whitman (; Ancient Lam
guages, Prof. Mcfeely. jy2i tool
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THE ATHENAEUM,
COLUMBIA, TENN.
MRS. F.G SMITH. Prln
FIRsr MONDAY sEpTE.sRER,

A SISTED by an able and experienced corps
n OF Teacher The next session Of this
school begins on the
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RALEIGH HIGH SCHOOL

UyHE undersigned viii open a school for pu-
i pills, Of both sexes, IN the Courthouse, al
Raleigh, Shelby county, Tenn, on the
First Monday in September,
Instruction will be given in all the branches Oi
a thorough English, Classical and Mathemat'
icaI Educauou.
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TT'HEREls no more pleasant spot for a sum-
/ Iner residence thar the summit Of Lookout
Noun ain. The scenery is most beautiful and
affords great delight % the lovers OF nature.
Looking 10 the North aDd Fast, from the
MOUSTAIN HOUSE, a varied landscs pc IS seen.
To the left flows the placid Tennessee, winding
ia and out among the hills tlll FAR away in the
distance its waters seem TO blend with the
clouds. Wooded hills and rich valleys with
waving fields OF corn and grain, extend as far
a. the eve can reach in the horizon where the
"a nj outlines Of The Great Smoky Mountains
are seen traced upon the sky,
u has all the telegraph and mail facilities,
being but au hours ride from ChatJuEooga.
and + . Fir-t Class Hotel.
Here in the peaceful days before the war. the
beauty and intelligence OF the uth came
every summer 20 breathe The pure mountain
air, and DC VIII soon again be the fzvOTitr Sum
meT resort OF all who, tired OF the aust and
scenery in the country.
au7 COOPER q JAMES. ProprIetors.
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Disrrhes, Dysentsry, Summer Com
plant, Cholera IGorbus, Flux, Chill
dren's Teethinlg, and the Great
Prevent We of A-Siatic Cholera.
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A.. AND A. SCOTTISH RITE.

CYRESE Ccr1msndery, MOI. Meets 4th Mon
DAY OF each month. John Zent, Com; n. J
Wiggiu, Rec.
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