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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-01-21

All fh"-e who AZ suiie, ing from ''Spcrmatorshra
'r semlis "eak rs. or any private diseas-.
ire in doubt A. 10 III exact III their complaint
should seri uf once .Jr Dr. Buhannan. TreatIre IN
special Diseases" which gives fnll description.
iytnptom-, Ac of I'll thsonic' and '.Spcciai' di.
arcs. r. a. leave room for doiiht Thir siuable
sork Is seat FREE - any address Direct 10 DR. e
\ ~ HANNAH, NJ - aud ~ Pine street, betweUu
hrd and Fourth streets. ST. Louis. Mo
Is phlishad II 81 I.niila in 1917
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-01-21
1IONEVs;E, MEN

re- INDUCED TO INVEST IN THE
y. EQUITABLE LIFE ASSURANCE SOCI-
ETY. The policies OF the Equitable average
larger than any other American Company with
out exception. Ihe different members of The
following Chicago houses have policies the
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-01-21
PaePaRF 0 OIL OF PALM kRO MACE.
sOr Preserving, ssessoring unM
Bsesiusifysng the aeair.

~ sEEHVEVEH., EsfHuOs1nG unN
BsciauiifyknE the akair.
Ard IL tie mos, delightful and wonderful. srticie
the world ever produced.
Ladies will And il no, only certain remedy to Re-
store isstn and Beauty the Hair hut all 20 derir
able article 10y The luri 1t Ii highly peri,inict
"lth Ici ana delicate t. RUNE. ine ci.,It OF II,
faEtaii usitl 81 the CDR 81 la IN o. .iace
HE Marvel OF Es<ssa.
new sd besa liul perfume, which in detcsc, OF
sei al, 'aN th" telMrlIs III IS ~ IT eAuge - TIE
tatsak 'rehiei a. per- ~, j. iiiiri. sailed.
e above aFiieie- az lpr sac 10y all Druggsis and
Feriuners AT ~ battle cash. sent b. .xpres. 10
IT.. ate.tss B.. !.se. Tsfoir.
T. V. WRIGHT & CO..
ccHoiJ Ito Liberty Street, New York.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-01-21

lnc.nSiatlOn or Mean Boilers.
His snh.- OF EVILS IN THE USE OF
St.a" = entirely pr.sentvauy
THE AATI.INCKUSrA STATION POWDER OF
II. N. NINANs, IL v "a. OF. N. Y.
Invented and introduced in 1855.
now 10 years In successful operation III over Z, 90
b"ilcf- without injury, and saving many times its
cost in fne and r-pairs
clean boiler generates steam more freely and will
oGtiast ten dirty inrru.t d ones
~ beware OF limitations. octand3m.e w6m
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-01-21

N rNfF n sgeH-'f = town QS6
cv. s--.s.-..h ;sss..i... -. in currcn-
.-saassSss ~ ~
The National Line compri.es the following nr,t
class G"ui'le-engine lion steamships. with water
tight uinIarmen,s
ENGLAND. CART GRACE. $40 tons; SCOTLAND.
GArT HAL a.eas tom VIRGINIA. Cara. Paowss
!s.o tons tiEivEFiA. Cart. OanyGe, 3 sl5 tons :
DENMAtk, Carr. Tunsrsos, 3,lI1 tom; TIlE
QtEEN. GAIT, GEuaAS. 35iT tons: ERIN Carr
CtIlIsG. 1910 tons: PENNSYLVANIA Carr.
LE~is. s.sI! tons; LOUISIANA. Carr TGos.pS,
..iGh tom FRANCE ind GERMAN building
Saline every ,AtTriny from New lufL very
Wedn. sday ir IN Liverpool and Queenstown cork
Hsrbor
The National Steam Navigation Company. of iv-
erpoul, intend de-paching, This moaih. iIuR New
fo:k, The following Steamships
From New York TO Queenstown or liverpool.
Cabin SinN Sieerage, san.
To Antwerp. Cahin, sii5; Storage, s3s.
40 Hamburg, Cabin, s1l5 Stceruge, 49,.
To iirrmcn. Cabin. Al -. Steerage. s3s
To llasre, Cabin. SIG Stccrage, x37.
To Paris, Cabin, $i21: Steerige. $40
Draft Issued for any .amunt any Bank ir 3rer.
Britain. and Ireland. NJ the I.twes, RATE.
SteeYage paesse tckct-. To bring p,rfic. from Ii,
erpool or Queenstown, Cork Harbus) for Sa5 In cur.
rcncy. Sold by
E c. DUNCAN, Davenport, Iowa.
Agent Tor the National Steam Navigation Comm
~ ~ and u broadway, New York. angl7.diy
Ladies Desiring q Smooth.
(yoHMp = - anA
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-01-21
1 Safe and Profitable Inv m mt

~ FEW THOUSAND DOLLARS NAY
~ be made BY calling OF tie undersl.ned. \
W Garner trsdy and second streets
ianlC 1t: W r ROSS
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-01-21
The Equitable Life Assurance
society.

nF THE UNITED STATES, POSSESSES
~ features peculiar To itself which belong to
no other association In this country engaged IN
the business Of Life Insurance aud wh,ch are so
fa- ,rab'e TO The assured that they csnno, fail TO
commend the society in peculiar manner to
the attention and CO. 81 Grafton ct tAc public.
W =. RpsS General Agent
Ianiodtf N. W. cor. I'd and ,radv Sts,
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-01-21
W. y. ROSS,
Jan 'o-dtf. General Agent.
A DESIRABLE INVESTMENT.

A vALCAALE PROPERTY on VERY
"A easy terms w +. ROSS,
laniodu Office N. W. cor rradv 4 I'd A,s.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-01-21

Ls'i"s can receive a box Of DIR. Velpau's Pills by
mail, called ir,n the eyes of thu puhc by enclosing
one dollar end ak POSTAGE stamps too. q Staples
General GENT for us at Wa;ertownN Y
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-01-21
Especial Notice to the Ladies.
Eaalra Million Ladies'

possess It. Every husband should have II. II is cent
by mail, price 81.
He guarantees a safe and immediate and eficadous
cure OF n special dftlcntiee irregularities and OBJ
stsuc,ioue other in person ny mail Ladies' from
al parts of the United States consult him with the
e-sns ,ssf a., Id nce and certainty OF rucca.ss.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-10-10
FWa PECTuREs.

A Traveller" writing 20 the Philadel-
phia Age, presents the following for the
observation Of northern readers:
During recent trip through the south
! was struck by two incidents which
amazed and startled me. Believing this
union wac formed by white men for
white men, was astonished to find the
prodigious progress made by the negro
pbilists In entirely changing the current
Of history, and diverting thegovernment
from the object Of its institution.
The first trial by q negro jury that
ever occurred in America took place in
May last in the United States circuit
court in Richmond. The first man ever
tried by such a jury was union soldier
Of the llth United States infantry, then
on duty there. And as I looked on this
veteran in the uniform of his cOuntry's
defenders-whO had risked his life and
shed his blood on a hundred fields, ar
raigned as a Criminal before negroes, I
asked myself, did this man, and such as
he, fight and bleed for four years of terri
bic war for the purpose Of securing these
blacks the right to sit in judgment on
white people?
The civil and military power of the
United States, administered by negroes,
TO control and oOerce white men, union
men, loyal citizens. I thought to myself,
II this thing is done now in Virginia and
North Carolina, and the south is held
down by negroes, just 80 will the ne
grophilists Use the negro vote and negro
power TO hold down Pennsylvania and
the north. In an election for president
8 negro vote in Virginia counts just As
much IS white mans vote in Pennsyl-
yania, and the negro vote south is to be
used 10 control the white vote north.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-10-10
LATEST :.
BY TELEGRAPH
Noon Dispatches.


BUFFALO, n. Y, October 9.-The COM
mon council having by party vote re-
fused to invite Gen. Sheridan to this
city, on his way To st. Louis, Mayor
| Wells called a meeting Of citizens for
Friday evening to extend hospitalities to
him.
PHILADELPHIA, Octobs r9.-The North
american foots up the city returns for
Sherwood, 3276 majority; Lyle, demo
craft for sheriff, 3642; Judge Ludlow for
court OF common pleas, 500.
The Age makes ShsTWoOd's majority
In the city, 29Sl, and in the state about
1000.
The Press makes the democratic ma
jority in the city about $500, but says it
is impossible TO estimate the result in the
state, as only twenty-five out of sixty-six
counties have been heard from. Chester
county gives 1850 union majority. In
Washington county, Williams majorlty
Is about I25-a democratic gain of 40.
Mr.. Jordan, chairman Of therepublican
state committee, considers the result in
the state as doubtful. The majority will
not be large either way. Sharwoodis
majority in the city is 1916.
A special, dated 4 am. to-day, says
further returns show democratic gains in
Lehigh of 1900: Clearfield, 1900; Center
Mil, Carbon, 1000; Wyoming, 500; and
republican msjorities in Chester, 400;
Delaware, 1l09; Blair, $50; Allegheny,
5000. Clinton gives 3 democratic major
ity of GOO. The latest returns from Alle-
gheny show a demOcrRtid3gain OF 400
Washington county has gone democratic
q gain of 300. WestlRoreland, 1900
democratic majority.
NEW YORK, october "a Dubuque,
Iowa, special says The returns from all
parts of the state tonight show large
democratic gains everywhere.
CIECINNATI, October 9.-COmplete re-
turns from the second district give Cary,
for congress, 994 msiority-a republican
loss OF $500.
The republican state and county ticket
is elected by about 1900 majority-a loss
of $500. The majority against the amend
ment in the county is over 5000-t0tal
vote Of the county 3S 900.
Tc-day's Commercial says the latest
show such large democratic
gains as to leave thestate ticket in doubt,
and to make the legislature very doubt
ful. The constitutional amendment IS
largely defeated.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-10-10

V7HE undersigned have made extensive ar
i engagements TO supply the demand for these
Ties the present season
10 addition 20 the FASSMAN IRON TIE and
Button TIE, so extensively uFeG heretofore,
they nov offer his ALLIGATJR TIE, with
teeth So arranged as to siauuy clamp the
hoop " hen the pressure is removes from the
baie and I'D b. without slipping.
Great pains have been taken 20 secure the
best quality % iron.
Thes. Ties are 81 simple in their arrange
meat That they sau Be applied by any one, to
bales OF any size, with tEe same facility and
q peditiou a. rope. In strength, security and
facility Of application, they viii compare fs-
vOraDly with amy eL introduced.
The advantages OF Iron Ties are DOW gener-
ally recognized; but ID is deemed not out Of
place to ca LhC attention Uf those Interested
70 the very emphatic recommendation Of I'm
derwriters. steamboat Captains, and Owners
and hgentsOf Sea fsieamers and Sailing YES
sels. recently published In the newspapers in
New Orleans,
CHAMBERS & LATTING,
seq No. 81 Csrondeiet street, y. o.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-10-10
ELLIPTIC
LOCk-Slisch Sewing Machines.
Pre- Eminent Superiority Vindicated by
the Decisions OF the Highest
AulhOrities.
Gold Medal, Fair Maryland institute, 1855

A LII the highest premiums at the Maryland
"A Institute, New York aud Pennsylvania
state Fairs il 1865, given on Sewing Machines
except one given for heavy leather work at the
New York Fair, after severe and impartial
test, were awarded to the Elliptic Machine,
namely, as
" Best Family Sewing Machine"
" Fest Double-Thread Machine" and for the
BEST samples Of Sewing Machine Work. -
Machines (which are warranted for two years.
forwarded to any part OF the world, with
print instructions (which VIII enable any
one 10 operate them without the slightest difh
Guilty. for use on receipt Of the price in current
funds or by draft; or they may be sent, pay-
ment to be collected os delivery, on receipt Of
satisfactory assurance that 10 Will then be
made; anu al orders from distance will be
faithfully nlled as II personal visit and selec-
ton had been made.
Agents wanted. For circulars, with samples
OF work, address,
ELLIPTIC s. ii. Co,
543 Broadway, n. Y.
n q TrOWEp7s C1sr G,,r,tt 49, i Ev-gug
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-10-10
MASONIC COLLEGE,,
AasOn, EaJeite County, Tean.,

GIFUATED thirty miles from Afer-9lie SEVEN
- miles nortn Of LafaY cite Depol " & C Il IL
FACULTY
q. W. JoFr-sTcN, A q. President aud. PrDsezsgr
OF Ancient Languages:
matics.
COLIN AcKIEEEY, An, Professor OF Mental
ana Moral science and English Literature
This Institution was reOpened October. Igg5-
ana has reached a state Of permanent en-
eiencys NeEt Annual Session z-lIl tf. C-5a. efg
5tly II, ls9I, and VIII consist Of Two TerIls-1I
CdAhti ES--Eag glish and Malhern-tics. se1.
- s.Lu 20 per Term. Zach T1uguzee S. eyfrsl
per IeTI1- gouti1 gent fee 81 50 per Term.
Excellent board, 1ncludirg room. fuef y--rlfr-
ing and lght. kl3 per month
al necessary apparatus viii be sHpu1lgd
conveyance from Lafayette station 10 Ne
con. y wednesdays and Sal fUrdays.
we, the Trustees. have determined IN 7rai-s
TINS a INST class Acaden Institution
ISL 4 ne scholarship, experience and success
OF our faculty.
% The elevated tone Of our cor1r1rlrlify
o. Inc heaithiul local. s.. removed f-0Fl ff,7
cofrupLinE influences and vices Of city lie
4tn- Favorable prices will enable rs 10
achieve this success.
President BOaru.-..---..-rr q. T. HIrEyTEE
auI4
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-10-10
G ROVER & BAKERS
Celebrated
Elastic Stitch and Lock Stitch
SEWING MACHINES.
Why the GrOrer g Baker Machine
Is Best.

l. II is more simple, durable, and less liable
TO arrangement than others
z. IL sews from ordinary EpOOls, and no re-
WindinE Of thread is necessary.
g. 1t sews with equal facility all fabrics, the
most delicate and the heaviest, and with all
kinds of thread, silk, cotton or linen.
Z. Its seam rs so strong and elastic that 10
never breaks, even on the bias.
5. II faslens both eHds Of ths seam By its own
operation.
6. Its seam, Though cat a every sixth stitch,
reInatna dem, ana neltherruns or rnvels in wear.
p Us seam Is mOre plump and beautiful, and
retains its plumpness and beauty alter wash
ing better than ans. other.
s. Its seam can be removed in altering gar
ments after proper instruction, without pick
ing or cutting them.
g. Watching and vary ing the tensions upon
the threads necessary in other machines is IN
necessary In this The tension being once ad-
Iusted on the Grover and Baker Machine, any
amount OF sewing may be done without change.
10 It makes beautiful embroidery without
any change or arrangement, simply by tHseTt-
ing threads Of suitsbe sizes and colofs for this
purpose. IL Is the only machine that both en-
broideIs and seWs perfectly.
bE Send Tor Circular.
GROVER 6 BAEgR'S s. II. CO.,
iyl8 800 Main Street, Up Stairs.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-10-10
Our Latest Improved
NEW SCALE PIANO-F0RPB.
GROVESTEEN & CO.,
u Rr0nliNnlL. n. Y.

11H ESE TustrumentE, after the nosf 1atterlng
L testimonials from the Grst tlanlhls Ia The
country VINO at our solicitation, have tested
them in the seveTest manner g0sg1otc have been
pronounced THE FINEST So AXE Plano
FORTE MADE II THh WORLD.
u has always been our policy during the
BtTtV-siE year. that We have Inanulaciure
Pianos ftCstUc thousand OF which arc now ln use
Ia the United 5tafes and Europe, 20 give the
nnest Instrumental The lowest cost. Our supes
rior facilities enable us 10 offer them from one
10 three hundred dollans less than any other
Eirst lass House.
The { ne OF these Instruments are remarkable
for their peculiar Sweetness and Great Bril-
Hamcy. never losing their quality when forced
10 tbeir utmost capacity The lower register
retaining ils posiilyeness does not destroy the
miduio and upper registers by ming ing with
them In disagrecablg confusion, the refined
beauty OF tone being equa ly delightful 10 the
unpractioed and 10 the most cultivated ear.
They are an entirely new style OF Plane, I'm
ished 10 The most superb manner, Nth four fuI
rotEd corners front and back, heavily carved legs
and Lyre Serpentine Base richly moulded, and
each Instrument is fully warranted for nye
yeans- sep5 ddwly
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-10-10
Fashionable Dancing Aeademy.

MADAME LEIsE. Of New Orleans g----l
VI most respectfully 81 auuDuuce 30 Et- rfff7-1.5
or Memphis that she VIII open ler el4ssss ~
NE abnve graceful accom- nr1euf an fF-4
THIRD TUESDAY IN Eeptsru bsr ~ ne fsf-
ferson Block second stfset, where soc. trr.fs
ny stri- Z attention 10 the ElVascarler- 81 ,l...
pupt s Who may ba iu ulrl1ef Is fr ns- ~l-s-r-- -,
merit share q the pubIc patronage. afad.
L. having taught in most o. the u-frrfu4I
cities OF me south and Southwest. Loues 10
meet mere WITH the same uubCunded succ--s
WIlcn mas hitherto marKed her course 81 ir-
structlou elsewhere. Days and EcslfS OF tuition
5ot SAll1reu' Iuetdays and SatUr1arz from
hali past O'Clock ttll dark Tor ladies fro--
~ Al. llll y; for deutlemeu, rrCm tlu 1I
l.Ln-, an the same day. differences ure.xcef5-
llonADler -0F WHICH and OF her gartie1 ar.
y tss see clrculars, which viii be found rf fI !,
pTlnflpal book and music stores. Terms rucg-
eiaLe taLsJneulcs and La1ciug tsushf fu r-i-
Vate families and sehco,s ff dssfref ..(.r-ss.
given twice 2 month s,-s5
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-10-10
Attachment 6lIit.

A. L. Kimbro vs.. A. G. Patterson.
CtAID defendant, A. G. Patterson, VIII take
- notice that an attachment was issued
AGAINST his estate for the sum OF two hundred
d0flars debt O ne By. note, upon the ground thai
the defendant is a non resident The state OF
Tenne. see, and returned levied, etc.
. III Is therefore ordered that the said defend
ant. A. c. Patterson, enter his appearance
herein ON or bef0re the l4th day 81 October
next 1852. at my oiice In the town Of Browns
vile, and plead, answer or demur to the plain
tiR's comp amt, or the same viii be taken Tor
confessed and the case set for hearing ex parte;
and that copy Of this order be published once
a week for four successive weeks In the Mem
phis Appeal. ROBT. 8. THOMAS, j. p
for Haywood county.
W. W Rutledge, Attorney.
Brownsville, Sept 0. 1871. Eel4 law4we
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-10-10

County Court Of shelby County, Tennessee
N. Il. Aoook ct ais. vs. VIM. Thomas Cloar
ct ais.
I n this cause It appearing from affidavit fled,
that WiIlism Thomas Cloar, Martha Jane
ClOar, John Cloer, samuel Closr, JaHaes Cloar,
George Washington ClOsr and Albert Cloar,
defendants in above cause, are uOn-Tesdents
OF the State OF Tennessee
II Is therefore ordered that they enter their
appearance herein, and plead, answer or demur
to the petitioners petition. on or before the
first three days OF the November Term Of said
Court, be ginning on the 4th day Of November, 1867
or the same viii be taken for confessed as TO
them, and set Tor hearing eX parte
III Is further ordered, that copy OF this order
be published Ouce a week FOR four successive
weeks in the Memphis Appeal, newspaper
published in the City Of Neinphis, Tennessee.
Attest JNO. LOAGUE, Clerk
Thompson & Frazer, solicitors for petitioners
September u, 1861. sells 4tlaW9
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-10-10
10 the Cotton Planters Of Vest Ten
HesSee, 4iaGaRG, mississippi tIHct


9leSSee, 4tdGdnTGs mississippi ttTIot
Arkansas:
The undersigned respectfully tenders his ser
vices as agent ior he sale Of your cotton in
this city, and for the purchase of your supplies.
The unfortunate termination Of the lats war,
which so materially affected the best lntere- Is
OF the South, has also had It's effect upou the
Commission B -siness Of this city, as transacted
between planter and merchant. You doubt
less well remember with what pertfnse.ty (pre-
vlOus to the war, amounting in some instances
10 annoyance, you were solicited for your busi-
ness ut the rate Of fifty cents per bale cOmmis-
sion, free Of drayage, and stored for twelve
months without charge. Then las viii be
again the producer was the ruiiug element,
and high rents, rich landlords and merchants
were the result Of planters patronage. No
people or occupation nave been more seri ously
prostIeied than planters and planting, and
nOuefO much deserve TO be fOstered and aided
in their unfortunate changed condition. How
that aid 20 InuCh needed has been meted sut
you Opine TOO wei know. OUerOus govern
ment taxes in general, and a special tax upon
your leaui ug production, Cotton, large profits
you have had TO pay upon supplies furnished,
commissions on Fales ranging from e 50 to s.
per bale, monthly storage az exorbitaut prices
and other expenses, as per reference u your
account sales, as a sum total " i'll leave YOU but
little II anything upon which to rebuild your
shattered fortunes, or 20 compete with the new
Ordero OF afaJTs-ffee labor. When l Withdrew
from the Cotton and Commission Business in
ls6l, private reasons then led me to balieys that
Would never engage in il again. The solicit
tations Of many friends that were fOruer pa
trOnf, and desire to promote the interest OF
Lhe planting community, 30 Iar as my feeble
efforts can do SO, and the apparent want OF
gratttufe exhibited 70 a community that in
times past tended 50 materially to the pros
perity of Memphis and its mercantile oommu-
nifty, has determined me again to offer my ser
vices in the capacity as stated. The reduced
stocks of cOttons in the United States and short
supplies in the hands Of New England manu-
facLurers hG. caused some advance in prices
nom the late depression. hence early sales may
be prudent and remunerative; such was the
case the past two seasons, and many planters
have had cause to regret the acting upon the
TOO common practice Of holding and drawing
upon their cOttOns. / would auvise no planter
10 send forward his cotton unless he wished Il
sold upon the first active mark L. II can be
held at home much cheaper than In Memphis.
Nv charges for selling cotton will be One Dol
lar per bale. Insurance. effected IN all cases II
not instructed to the contrary. Shall hey your
supplies from wholesale houses, giving you the
beneht Of same IN short, by strict attention
to all the departments Of our business, / hope
to merit a large share Of patronage.
Very respectfully,
SEA K. A. MOON
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-10-10
COURsE q sTUDY.

walkers American Law, kent's COmuentt-
Tles blshop on Criminal Law, Caruther's Els
tory Of Law suit, stephens Pieadiugs.
SECOND SESSION OF JUNTOR. CLASS
mcntha
Bills, 6Fesuleaf on Evidence.
FIRST SESSION, SENIOR Glass.
Adams Equity Jurfsprudeuce- Adarn-4 I.rr.ftyr
FleadLug kedneid on " lbs. EI.larf ~. 1lcrf-
cages, Parsons on Partnership.
SECOND SESSION. SENIOR CLASS.
Wsshburn on Peal Property, TayIoro on f.4rrf-
lo-d and Tenant, Angel y AInes on Coruo-a-
lions. story's conflict OF Laws, I'1r-ols orl
Maritime Law, COuEliu's U. s. Trearise.
Becitations and examinations each. d1v. .af
o.eioek- Moot Court once zach week. ard AU-
pei!tLe t'ourt oace each month, presided over
" the Professors al together.
-tuce ents permitted 10 enter any Class nur r-.
WhOle course.
Terms 50 per Session. pavabra IN ad,rra.
Entrance Rec, s. per session
All 81 uoen Is o. Law can attend tree Of efa-rs
nc 4.ectuIes OF the College. lucludiua LECTURES
o. El0cull1u and eEpllUrfIcr on lam arT
Freticn teeinlcall les by the President
Arrangements vilI be made 10 frr-d erf
lode7 students a. - per month. AplIi. .I81s
should be made early.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-10-10

In the Circuit Court CT Shelby county, TanR.
Louisa Gross vs.. Peter Gross.
IN this cause it appearing ON AFFIDAVIT on
] hfe thai defendant is a non resident OF the
State OF Tennessee; IL Is therefore ordered that
ne do enter his appearance herein, at the court
housa In the ciiy Of Memphis aad plead an
svsr or demur 20 comp ainants bill, On or be-
fore the third Monday in Jao uary. 1858, or the
same Will be taken Tor confessed ana set for
hearing esX part and that a copy Of This O. der
~ Dublisned once a week for four successive
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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-10-10
NEW YORK CARDS.
KMPIRE SEWING MACHINE GO.
Principal Office, G16 broadway,
NEW YORK.

n REAT ImrrovemeDt ia Sewing Machines
" Empire shuttle, Crank Motion Sewing
Machine. 70 IS thus rendered nOiEeless In ac-
tiOn- It's motion icing all positive 10 Is not
liable % get out Of order. 70 is the best Family
Machine Notice is called to our new and I'm
and Eoot aDd shoe Filters. AGENTS wanted. TO
whom q liberal discOuut viii be given. No
coualgnTue euIs made