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Near Chattanooga, Tenn.

THERE'S no more pleasant spot for a Sum.
Il mer residence than the summit of Lookout
Mountain. The scenery is most beautiful and
AFFORDS great delight TO the lovers OF nature.
Looking 10 the North and East, from the
MDUNTAIS HOUSE, n varied landscape is seen.
To the left flows the placid TENNESSEE. winding
in and out among the hills. till far away in Ihe
distance lis waters seem 70 blend with The
clouds. Wooded hills and rich valleys, with
waving fields Of corn and grain extend "a far
as The eve can reach IN the horizon, where the
faint outlines OF the Great smoky Mountains
are seen Traced upon the sky.
II has all the telegraph and mail facilities,
being but an hours ride from Chattanooga,
and is a First Class Hotel.
Here IN the peaceful days before the war, the
beauty ami intelligence OF the : nth came
every Summer TO breathe the pure mountain
air, and it will asOn again be tie fagorit7 sum
mer resort Of al who, tired Of the dust and
Heat Of serowded cities, desire relax ton OF
mind n IMMIGRATION Of body, amid the finest
scenery in the country.
au7 COOPER & JAMES, Proprietors.
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Room RoBBERY.-The sleeping apart
ments Of Capt. Gallagher, No. IS Lee
block, Main street, connected with the
house Of Rice, Styx & Co., was entered
late on Thursday night, and a large
quantity Of clothing, together with a
valuable diamond pin, stolen. Our gal
liant friend sustains his loss bravely.
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NNIE MUST lave OOM FUR FALL
w Stock, and to effect that purp Sc we viii
continue our GREAT CLEARING BALE for
TWO WEEKS LONGER ONLY.
Rather than carry our Spring and Summer
foods over 10 next season, VT prefer selling
them now, ave at a HEAVY Loss,
We will guarantee our goods 10 be Lower in
Price than ever before offered In this city.
LOOK al our prices before purchasing else
where. Remember for W WEEKS ONLY
we offer:
Calico, fast color. I21z, IA n is cents per yard.
Bleacned Bomestics, 10 cents per yard.
Brown Domestics, 10 cents per yard
White J~aconets Is cents per yard.
Check Muslins, 20 to Is cents per yard.
Linen Handkerohisfs. 81 so per dozen.
French Whalebone Corsets. 81 Is per pair.
Ladies Hose, lG cents per pair.
Gents half hose, Is cents per pair.
Ladies' Picnic Gloves 50 cents per pair.
Chldren's Hose, nom is cents a pair upwards.
Embrotderies, Trimmings, Buttons, Laces, etc &,
at HALF PRICE.
els, Napkins and Table Cloths at HALF
PRICE.
Our Entire Stock is Bound to be Sold,
Regardless of Cost.
Gents White Shirts, from 81 Is to 81 50 each.
Gents Fuled Bosom Shirts from S2tos2 20 each
Gents Linen Coats from 81 to So each.
eents' Linen Pants from 81 25 to 81 per pair.
Gents Linen Vests from 70 cents 70 81 = each.
Gents Fine Custom-made Calf Boots nom
s. 50 TO 50 per pair, actually less than they
can be made for.
Boys Boots from 81 10 to 81 so per pair.
Pins, Thread, Hooks and Eyes, Needles. But
ions, and a great many other useful and or
nanental articles on our
Q H Z A p T A B L e S.
AT LESS THAN HALF PRICE.
B.-Ao o. asooa- a. ho,n5 70 Ia
sold, and il you want bargains give US a call.
ELSON BROS,
jyl4 I'm 29z Main street
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/" PERUVIAN BARK BITTERs.'
TONIC;
A Certain Preventive for Fever and Ague.
Trust Sole.

IN pursuance with a Deed OF Trust executed
/ to me by W. p. Bowen, aud which Is duly
recorded in the Clerks Office Of the Probate
Court of DeSoJO county, Miss, to secure the
payment Of certain debts therein mentioned, 1
val proceed 10 sell, Ior cash, to the highest
bidder, at the residence OF said Bowen, on the
I2th day OF august, 1857, the following Drop
erty Three Mules, l Horse, 1 Mare, s Colts,
8 COWS and Calves, 3 Yearlings, I Yoke Oxen,
% head Hogsgl Wagon, Carriage. Cotton
Piano sofa, or so much thereof as may be
suficient to pay said debts. The title 70 above
property Is believed to be good, but I wiz can
o, 4. P. STEVENS.
Auaust i 1871. ans 2tWr
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BARTLETTsS
POLAR REFRIGERATOR
Water Cooler Combined

rs the best and only perfect PROVISION
4 PRESERVFR in the world, ana vii keep
Meats, Fish, MIX, Vegetables. Fruits, ere,
longer, dryer and colder, with LESS ICE Than
any other Relrigeratori In use.
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THE WEATHER. About daylight
yesterday morning a heavy rain set in,
which lasted till about nOon, when old
Sol shoue out in all bis glory, giving US
a brilliant evening and a fair prospect OF
dry streets to-day.
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FOR WHITE RIVER.
FOR LOUISVILLE.

FOR LOUISVILLE.
Regular Memphis Louisville and Packet.
FOr Cairo and Louisville.
LEGAL TENDER Conner master
This elegant passenger steamer %
will leave as above on e
SATURDAY, 10th inst, at 10 An.
LARRY HARMSTAD q CO., agents,
Corner Main and Madison sIs.. or
aus q City WharfbOat. foot MenrOe st..
Memphis and White River Saturday
Packet.
For Helena, Delta, Friar's Point, sun
flower, LacOnia, CarsOn's, Concordia, Mouth
White River, Indian Bay, st. Charles,
DaVal' Bluff and Augusta,
and JaCksOuporE-
ROWENA.~-----.John B. Davis master
This elegant passenger steamer r.
viii leave ~
SATURDAY, 10th inst, at 5 pm.
LEVY & MILLER, Agents,
aug y 22 Front street.
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FOR SALE.

20 K 5 A l. E.
A light -one-hoIse ROCKAWAY. in good or
der. Apply % A l.. Cummins, 2O Front
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a Gard.

WE viii at nee rebuild our warehouse, and
" vii have I completed by the 18th Of Sep.
tember, but by the INST day or that month We
VIII De ready 10 receive goods on store
III sheds VIII be divided into IRE proof com.
paItments by brick walls, and covered with tin
Those VITO have patrO lized us for the last two
seasons, ana thos- wh9 may have pr posed %
90 50 the approaching one, may rest assured We
viii be ready for them.
We design establishing a Cotton Compress in
connection VIII our warehouse, EpOn an adj
Jacent lot, which VIII be ready'by the lst OF Oc-
tODer or sooner. The proximity o. our estsb-
TO The river renders the handling OF
cotton so convenient that we can transfer cot
ton for shipment by river Iree OF drayage. The
a~dvantag- OF the position is equal to one d ay-
a4e on all cotton sent iOr cOmpressmeut from
other warehouses, while on all cotton In our
warehouse for cOmpressment there can be two
draYages saved, since it would be as easy for Us
10 transfer il from our shed totle Compress as
to turn 10 ont IN The ordinary way for transfer
by drays,
jy30 JR CHRISTIAN q 90,
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EMMONs & Son, No. 10 Jefferson
street and 1913 Main street, have received
New York Ledger, Chimney Corner,
Literary Album. Boston Pilot, Banner of
Light, New York Clipper, Ladies'
Friend for August, Turf, Field and Farm,
Irish People, Criminal Zeitunge, Metro
poIitan Record, and London Art Journal.
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pR. MoRTLMORE.
Omee--ROOm KO.23, WOrSham House,
MEMPHIS. TENN.

-
CPFCIAL NOTICE. viii be at the IUKA
- SPRINGS HOTEL, Inka, Mss, Mondays,
tuesdays and Wednesdays, each week, from
and after this date until the FIRST of Septem-
Der next QS60. Those who desire TO meet. con-
suit and place themselves under my treatment
there, can do so. Those Eho prefer coming 70
this city, can consult me, at my ONCE here,
Thursdays, Fridays or Saturdays each week
MY extensive practice, ADD successful treat
ment OF all forms Of CHRoNIC DISEASES in the
South for many years past-espeeiaily the last
six years in this city-is sufficient g~uarantee 70
those who are yet AFFLICTED, to justify confidence
in my ability to accomplish all that medical
skill and remedial aid can do.
the laying on Of the hands,, NOR A Any
OTHER MAE NOW LYING. such pretenders can
have influence only upon the credulous and
weak minded. NY treaiment, Of all case. Is
based upon proper scientific medicsl skill.
aided by a life devotion and extensive expert
nv charges are moderate in every case-far
more SO than many Others OF the profession
who make the effort and yet FAIL TO cure.
For many years past 4 have made the follow
my principal SPECLALrrTEs, viz
CONSUMPTION, and various diseases Of the
Lungs and Throat,
DISEASE OFTHE LIVER,
DISEASE OF THE HEART,
DISEASE Or THE KIDNEYS,
CHRONIC DISr Asses OF Stom-
aeh and Bowels,
Observation-Disclosures.
RHEUMATIsM-ah is various FORMS
NERVOUS HEADACHE. EPuIPsY
Observation-Disclosures Al
fectious,
S~CROPULOUS, and otherdiseases
originating in Impurities OF
the Blood and vital nuids.
FEMALE DISEASES,
Such as are afJietite N taer nature, AID s00nsT OF
LATER, Dnot removed, UiH ruin he constitu-
ton, eataa years Of sl1eTfap, OF
bTfaq he UsctiHs % Ga tia-
tialeig grave.
D. MORTiMORE. N. D.,
Odice-Room No. q Worsham House,
jeIs d2taEawin2m Memphis. Tenn.
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NH STEAMERS IT.
L CIAL" and "ROWENA" wi1E
form a SEM.WEEKLY LINE between Memphis
and White River.
The splendid Passenger Steamer
COMMERCIAL, : Wm.J. Ashford, Master,
Leaves Memphis every Tuesday at 5o'elock pm
" Augusta every Friday al 10 O'Clock am
Searcy every Friday at 4 o'clock pm.
WestPoint every Friday at 6O'clook pm
Duvalls Blun every Saturday at p
O'Clock IN.
The elegant Passenger Steamer
ROWEH4, John D. Davis. Master,
Leaves Memphis every Saturday al 5o'elock m
West Point every Monday at 5O'clk pm
" J~RcksOnpOrt every Tuesday at 10
o-cloek am.
/" augusta every Tuesday at 6 O'Clock pm
" pes Arc every Wednesday at o'cI'k am
" Duyalls Blum every Wednesday at
u o'clock m.
These boats have been thoroughly repaired
and RENTED expressly for the trade, and, hav-
ing the Mail Contract for -Four Years, passen-
sers ard shipper can rely upon upon their re-
naming in the trade permanently, and are the
only boats having a connection with the trains
at Duyall's Bluff for Little Rock and Hot
springs These are the only boats authorized
TO sell Through Tickets 70 Little Rock via rail
road from Duvali's Bluff. Time through 43
hours A good light draft steamer will be run
in connection with ,hese packets rom Augusta
anu J~acksOnpOIt, making two tups per week
JOHN B. DAVIS. sup't,
Memphi and White River u.E. Mail Line.
au2 t. 90 Front street
Memphis and MOuBd City Ferry Packet.
PEQSTA..-----....-.-M. R. CHEEK, Master,
EAA ADAMS the aI9ei Landing d e f sSs qf-z
o'clock am aud3 and 81 pm. Mound CityGt
land O'Clock am. aRA F.. and 5o'clOok pm
Regular St. Louis. Memphis and
V~ieksBarg Packet Line.
The splendid side wheel passenger packet
ON,
Captain VIM. H. BLAKE,
VIII cave Memphis for VI, ksburg L.
on aternate Fridays at 8 o'cloek%
pm.
wIlIeavs Memphis for st. Louis on alternate
Thursdays at 10 O'Clock I'm.
W L c o E,
Captain T. B. Johnson,
wmIeave Memphis for vicksbu1g on alter
nate Mondays At 5 O'Clock PIN.
VIII leave Memphis for ST. Louis on alternate
Saturdays at 10 O'Clock am
NEW SAM cATY,
Captain d. H. Silver,
VIII leave Memphis for Vicksburg on alter
nate Fridays at5 o'clock pm.
Wi leave Memphis for St. Louis on alternate
Thursdays at 10 O'Clock am
H.. NJ. SHREVE,
Cap tain Garter,
VIII leave Memphis for Vickshurg ON alter
nate Mondays az 5O'cSck REa.
VIII leave phis forSt. Louis on alternate
Saturdays at 10 O'Clock am.
HS-The above packets have entered the trade
permanently, and planters and shippers can
ON them in high or low water, over
dow OF no overflow.
Special attention paid to all way and planta-
business
Freight will be received at all times on
Nhar boat, foot Monroe street, fQr shipment
1y this line Of packets.
LARRY BARMaTAD {. Agents,
Corner Main and Madison streets, or
N.Y. Il City WharfbOat. foot Monroe sL.
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W AN d

Able bOdie2 men, white OF COlOred, 70 work
st s Sawmiu and Woodyard-Iiberal wages
Apply 70 L B BURT, back OF Norris Landing,
Washington county, Miss. jy2Olm
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BATHING.
PIamters' Bansk Notes.
PRICES FoR THE a 8

IN accordance with an act of the General As
semblv Of Ia STATE Of Tennessee, approved
December y, 1855, enul led al set To exp dite
the distribution Of The effects o. Banks which
have or may make assignmentSamong their
crcditorzn notice Is hereby giFen IL the hnld-
ers OF uns notes Of the Planter' Bank OF Ten
neess 20 present them 70 the undersiqneo at
the Bank in N~ehu4Vo 60 ~ayment between
snd thf kry, 1853, or they
- , eN ~
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SITUATION IS Housekeeper and SeaTstress
~ q fEmily-ln the country preferred. Dress
making IN all It's branches, thoroughly uH0er-
stood. The comforts Of a home more an Cd
teCt Than remuneration Best OF references
Anpeal Office auT
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Memphis and White River URIted
States Mail Line.
~"F"~~ "~""N~HW "NNWIINI
IONNERCIAL, : Wm.J, Ashford. Master.

THE STEAMERS CONNER
Il CLAL" and "ROWENA" wflZ
form a SEMI-WEEKLY LINE between MemphIs
and White River.
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TO ; L e.
Groceries, one or two eligible Suburban Lots,
situated near the Mississippi and Tennessee
Railroad Depot. containing % acres each. For
further apply TO or address J. W.
BROWNE, Appeal Office. iy2Slm
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To THE PATRONS OF THE APPEAL.
You are requested not 20 pay any carriers
without a eeiti1cate from me, and to Export at
the counting desk any irregulsrity in carriers
ED. J. MANsFORD.
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Georgia State LOsteTyfOr the Masonic
Orphans Home.-Combination Glass No.
Al. The following we're the drawn mum
bers August 8, 1857
PAY & UdA eLER, A.
-al Agasits, ~ Msi-
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FOR RENT.

| L Q r r + N t
A desirable Residence, well shaded, On Madi-
son street. northeast corner Of Memphis and
! Charleston Railroad Bridge. Apply 70
ANDREW BANERI,
jy2 $40 Second street.
L . Il r Z n T
TWO OFFICES, formerly occupied by the
Metropolitan Police Commissioners, No. Il
Madison street. Inquire Al Police ONCE -
Madison street.
Memphis, June 10, 1857. jell %
TOR r e T.
STORES and OFFICES IN BethelI's New
Building, on the corner OF Main and South
Court streets Apply In the building 70 p. C..
BEIHELL, or :. p WALKER, JRt in rooms
No andZ my2 n
DOR RENT
MISCONCEPTIONS on Second street, known
IS the OLYMPIC.
ALSO,
The ARCADE LIVERY TABLE on the alley
south Of Madison street, between second and
apps II CAN'T WADDELL.
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Don't Al Come At Onoe.-The time
for the drawing approaches. Five dol
lars will win a city residence, and one
dollar a farm. Luck is alone needed.
Call at the Office of the Southern Asylum
Land company. au7 2t
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TOR s A L E.
One E-Hsrse Stationary Engine and Boiler,
nearly new, for sale cheap.
LUNN 4 MALLON.
JyD I'm &4 Main street.
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FULLY CONnnTTED.-Frank Benson,
who was arrested some days since,
charged with shooting William jamie
son in the press room of the Bud-
lstiR Office, has been fully com
mitted for trial, in default Of bonds to
the amount Of two thousand dollars.
Jameson is rapidly recovering from his
WnmnH
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MORE PoLICE.-In obedience TO the
ordinance passed by the board of mayor
and aldermen, on Tuesday evening, au-
thorizing the appointment of an addi-
tionsl number of sanitary police, the
following persons have been appointed
and entered upon the discharge Of their
duties Geo. NJ. Sabin, Z. II. Daily,
VIM. Kane, A. II. Grisham, Patrick
Maloney.
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PRICES NO
TWO WEEKS LONGER ONLY.

WE MUST HAVE ROOM FOR OUR FALL
w Stock, and to effect that purp Sc we will
continue our GREAT CLEARING SALE for
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Store for Rent.-0ne Of the best sit.
uated business stands ia the city; also, a
splendid Office on the drsi floor. Enquire
Orgill Bros and Co, eorner Front and
Monroe streets. aug6 tfss
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A FIGHT ON ADAMS STREET
YESTERDAY.
A DARKROOM DIFFICULTY.
One Shot Probationary Hurt.
Several People Badly Fright
ened---TWO Arrests.

The Ceburne saloon, No. s Adams
street, was the scene, yesterday, OF
another Of those d~isgraceful affairs
which happen almost daily in every
large city. It appears that Pat. Duffy,
who is the keeper ofthe saloon, had been
in partnership sometime since with
Frank Madden, was fired at yesterday by
the latter, who entered the saloon, evil
IDENTIFY seeking a quarrel. Some words
ensued, when he drew q revolver.
Duffy, noticing his action, threw his
arm up. The pistol went off, but no
harm was done, the ball entering the
wall about two feet above Dufy's head.
Both parties were arrested and taken to
the Adams street stationhouse, when
Duffy was discharged by the police cap
tain and q warrant obtained for Madden.
He was taken before Justice Moore, who
released him on bonds of two thousand
dollars. The fracas, at the time, caused
no little excitement. A large num-
Der Of persons were in the vicinity
at the time, and they took care to retrest
in good order on hearing the discharge
of the pistol. Shooting ia the corpora
ton or carrying concealed weapons
should be punishable by the infIiction of
a heavier fine than is authorized at pres.
ent. This, by iudieious enforcement,
might to some extent remedy the pro-
miseOus shooting which prevails at
present,
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ATTENTION DISTILLKRs.-geW stills
built 20 order and second Hand stills
for sale at HOllenberg Is Oertel's, Copper
smiths and Sheet ron HGFkers, NO. 346
Second street. Steamboat work prompt
Iy attended to. jy5 dRwtf
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Family School for Young Ladies
BONNIE BRAE BALTIMORE co, ND.

a4aHaHAa - M
PHucIDals-Mr. and Mrs. CHAS u. McBLAIR
Hesd % Scholastic Department-Miss DUN
An.
English L.arstgEe aad BeHos-Detters-Nr.
Modem Lsnzuagss-ProL LEOSCE RABIL-
LON
woodland Instrumental Hlgzic-ProLE E. THOR
BECEE.
Drawing aud P~ainung-ProL D. A WOOD
WArD.
1his Institution viii be opened en- MONDAY,
September 10Th. The first session OF the Scho-
lasuc year closes January 3lsL The second
session June 31th.
BON eAE BkAE Is situated on an elevate
Ridge on the OLD Frederick road, 2 miles FROM
DE western limits % Baltimore. and with n
easy access to the Gainesville Passenger Rail-
W4y that communicates with the city.
The number OF pupils will be limited 70
twenty.
CifcUlars giving further particulars may be
touud 81 j. s, Wate sons, Charles eJreet,
and EntZ a Basins eookstJre, Cnaries street.
For admission apply 70 Mr.. c. H. NcBIaff.
through the BalitmOr- P. o., box 1884. au41m
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LOsT--FouNp.

r ST
A BLANK-BOOK containing a Route Of the
Appeal. The finder viii please leave it at the
Counting Room OF the Appeal.
r o T.
A Meerchaum Pipe, amber stem, silver band
around the shank, a mans face with q hogs
head cap on top, one tusk broken. The finder
VII be suitably rewarded IL returned TO this
once II not, will be arrested on sight.
ant r. W.
Z Il o L h N
From The farm Of B. Askew, in Fayette county,
near Slpress leayy, on july p. ls5I, one sorrel
Horse, fifteen hands and one inch high, white
face, white hind legs up 70 hisEnees, brand IN
his left shoulder resembling a figure S, long
oushy tail, small saddle scald in the center Of
his back. ] viii give Fify Dollars reward Tor
the Horse and Thief, or Twenty-Five Dollars for
either. delivered 70 me IN Fayette county Re
fer 70 Baruett& Gerald Biakemore, Front Row,
Memphis. b. ASKEW
aus dive
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"HesperiaR PTS, " the "sure cure for
Ague," have been tested ia thousands of
cases, and have never failed in a single
instance to effect a cnre; price only 81 at
the drug stores. VIM. D'Oeach & Co.,
proprietors, st. Louis.
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Diarrhea, Dysentery, Summer Com
plant, Cholera Morbus, Flux, Chill
dren's Teething, and the Great
Preventive of Asiatic Cholera.
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Il GOOD INVESTMENT.

s administrator Of the esiaie OF J. NJ LyIes,
"A deceased, I wish 70 dispose Of either a hall
or bis entire interest as y l. Lessee Of the Mis-
sIssippl STATE Pen1UentiaTv. Ny brothers. lease
~cJnTEues for lAFears, under an act OF the -eg-
iElzlure Of the state. Ny object in Offering 70
sell this Lease, either in whole OF In part, Is 70
relieve myself OF toe res Onsibility Of personal
attention 70 the management Of The business.
which must. Of course, center at Jackson, The
State Capital, and % be properly controlled
would require nay ilmedia e and constant su-
perviti0u ] am a merchant, have a family,
and am F-EBEIAEESTLF located AZ Oxford. Miss /.
aud am otherwise 80 situated that I canHOt
give The sImens Interest growing out OF this
Lease hat attention which il deserves There
are 30 this time about two hundred convicts In
the HsullslIlarT. For particulars address me
a. Oxford, Miss.
". LYLEs, Admir-, etc.
REFERENCES.
GOV. 3 6. Humphreys, Tx Once, jackson,
Miss.
Gen. A. NJ West President Miss Cent. 4. r.,
oxford. Mis-.
Galbrsath. Stewart q Co. Memphis.
Petty & SaEyers, Mobile. ALa.
GilaEpie s. Gates, New Orleans.
Tom q sam Henderson. New Orleans.
Col. Donald, state superintendent, Jackson,
No. r. A. Phillips superintendent for Les
Wisd N q BuT, Attorneys. Memphis.
auche copy. aus dim
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University OF LOuiSiana---MedIeal
Department.

NJ
FACULTY:
A Il CENAs, MD, Emeritus Professor of Obstet-
RIGS and Diseases Of women and Children.
JAMES JONES MD, Professor of Obstetrics and
Diseases Of Women and children.
WARREN STONE, MD, Professor Of Surgery.
I & K-ICHARDsOE, MD, Professor Of Anatomy.
J W MALLE Pm D., Professor Of Chemistry.
SAMUsL n BEMISs, MD Professor OF the The
oTy and Practice of Medicine.
STANFORD e CHAILLE, M D.. Professor Of Phys
ioIogy and Pathological Anatomy.
FRANK HAWTHORN, MD Professor pro tenn OF
Materia Medica and Therapeutics.
DEMONSTRATORS OF ANATOMY,
WIZ NICHOLS, ND, CT BIuK#AN. MD.
The Thirtieth Annual Course Of instruction
in this institution Will begin November 18th,
and end in the following March. Preliminary
lectures viii be given daily in the Charity Hos
pitRl, commencing October 18th, at which time
also the new and extensive rooms for Practical
will be opened. The facilities of the
heretofore unsurpassed have, by the
libeIality Of the State Legislature, been greatly
increased during the psSJ season, so that now
every CHAIR has attached to It q Practical De-
partment, in which students are taught to OBJ
serve for themselves the facts set forth in the
lecture room.
Fees for all the Lectures, Sl40; Naturalization,
paid but oncel s.; Practical Anatomy, SO.
Payment required in advance. For further in
address PROF. S. N. BEMISS,
ausw Acting Dean.