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Fashionable Dancing Academy.

MADAME LTISE, or New Orleans. uo.,-I
vi L1Ost respectfully snuounc= TO lhe' .fff--sr.1
Of Memphis that she Wid open har ciassgF .rr
The ahpVs graceful aecDm pllsluueut on tho
THIRD Tuesday in September at tNe J-s
ferson Block second street where gne t-u=ta
ny str 9 attention 70 the aCtvauoeu1eut OF re-
pupi VINO may be 1nfr-rte1 to her rlarga. -
merit share Of the pubic patrousEe Ead
H. having taught IN mcrr o. the priuciBal
cities OF the south and SouthWaft. loues- 10
meet here with the same unoound-f sUr-szy5
Whleh mas Hitherto marked her c1uHsr OF in
strucllon elsewhere. Days aud lOugs o. sutton
half past o'clock tn dark. Tor IalIi-s f-1-.
~ s-Hn, til Il for Gentlemen. rom s liH -
Pm, az The same day. References urexoeu-
uonaDle, Tor which, and oThsr uqrsfcutaf-4
p ease see circulars, which viii be found st tbs
prin-ipal book and music stores Terms moi
efaIe Caisthsnics and lanclng taught ia prt-
given tWios a month sr-st
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IAttachnle1lt Notice.

John Brint ys- Tin Harmon.
nEFORE me, VIM. 3. Walton, a J. P in and
II for shelby county. The plaintiR IN he
above entitled cause having made oath Accord
ING 10 due form, tnat the defendant Is indebt,d q
10 hipn &c and an attachment having been
issued and returned levied, &C; the DESCENDANT Is
hereby nOtified tnat unless he appear and de.
fend on the I4th day Of October, 1s57, at Do
O'Clock a m. proceed ng viii te had sx parte
and Judgment rendered Ggainst him for elairr,
and costs.
ms not ce 10 be published in the Appeal
once a week for four consecutive weeks
salT layT4ue WM. 8 WALTON, Up
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MEMPHIS APPEAL
DAILY a WEEKLY
BY
JOHN s. c. HOGAN g co.
PRICE OF sUBsCRIPTIaK.


tss nnst insertion.
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So Marriage and death notices published IS
other advertisements
50 All advertisements for the APPEAL must
be handed IN at the Clerks desk.
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{ n advGnes.
81 Advertisements for the Weekly paper
viii be charged at same rates per week or
month, ss In The Daily, unlsss By special
contract.
Sc Our friends are requested 70 use their best
eIerts to send us subscribers, and III up our
lists and also 70 forward any items OF news
that may be OF suhicisDt local importance to
warrant their publication.
TERMS OF WEEKLY.
As sn induosment to get up clubs, we have
adopted the following scale OF prices, which are
- low IS our current once expenses wiz admit
Of:
One Copy, one year : $50
To clubs OF ten or more, each 400
TauG-idblV 81 advance.
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MAGUIRE'S BRNNE PLANT.

VNElB EItraOI iinary Medlci oe, the fame OF
Il which Is p read broadcast Throughout the
country, Is ud0ubtedly supurior TO sny enedy
ever offered 20 the public fOr the complaints for
which 70 is intended. We have in our posses
sion testimonials furnished voluntarily 10y Col
Long, late Chief Iupogra phical Engineer Bu-
reau az Washington, Gen. ritz Henry Warren,
Gen. Fleasanton, and others OF the army (;
Father p. J. De Sniet the cells brated indian
Missionary, also Officers OF the Navy Surgeons,
Hospital Stewards Comm anderE Of nearly
every steamer plying on the Mississippi and
tributary rivers, Wesern Sanitary anu Chris
uan Commissions, Army Chhplains, and others
too numerous 70 mention. Likewise highest
enconiuus Of the Pres, most OF which are pub
lshed In our almanac, which We shall send 20
any one Iequcstin g 81 pTaisins fits valuable med
iciual quallties in the highest terms. No other
medicine has such Recommendations
J. a Q. MAGUIRE,
Sole Propr5etoTs, 81. Louis.
Sold by Druggists and Medicins Dealers every
where fvgg-derr n
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Hendkerehief FIIrtntions.

Drawing across the lips-Desirous OF
getting acquainted.
drawing across the eyes-I am sorry.
Taking by center You are too willing.
DrOpping-We will be friends.
Twirling in both h&nds--Indifferenee
Drawing across the cheek-I love yeu.
Drawing through the hsnds-I hate
you.
Letting itrest on the right cheek-Yes.
Letting 1t rest on the left cheek-No.
Twirling in left hsnd-I wish to get
rid OF you.
Twirling in right hand-I love another.
Folding it'll wish to speak with you.
Over the shOulder-Follow me.
Opposite corners in both hauds-Wait
for me. 7.-ir a rr
Drawing scross the forehead-We are
watched.
Placing on the right ear-You have
changed.
Placing on left earl have a message
for you.
Letting 1t remain on the eye-You are
cruel.
Winding round ferehnger-I am en-
gagged.
Winding round third finger-I am
married.
n. B.-Practiee makes perfect.-M. o.
Crescent
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I1lsoIrent's Notice.

HAyING suggested the Insolvency OF ths
ii estate OF A h Aarr, deceased, notice 4
heresy given % AZ parties having claims
ssfsd- with the Clerk OF the COUNTY Cont ~
HavWood county, Ten nessee, on or before ths
an dsy OF March, 1854 OF they will be forpveT
6srred ". +. BYARs, Adrninistrafo-
til q r. h, Frsaman, Attorneys.
neld iaYfW
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The Great Southern Remedy.
WOOD NAPTHA,

Recommended " distinguished members OF
Ine Medical Profession.
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Architect and Engineer.

THE undersigned would respectfully inform
i bis rrlends and the public that he is pre-
pared 70 devote his " hole attention TO Design
Ing ans ana SupeIintendiBc Buildfngs Win
a. much energy and attention 10 his patrons
Interest az he did for the CIIy's interest while
City Engineer.
OFTTcE-stillnan Block, Second and Madi-
son sJreets charges reason able
J. II. MCCLURE,
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SPECIAL NOTICE.

DN advice OF friends 7 have concluded TO sd
II 10 Iny division o. classes a Preparatory De-
Pstftment Al SIX DOllars per month j also tste
lhis occasion 70 remark In order t0cOrFsct erro-
neous impression in regard TO my prizes. thst
the Academic De- lartment Of my school takes
young ladies through the Matheulaficff b0rEs
usually laugh in female schools with @ CORES
ponding advancement in otter branches oil
Education, the Collegiate Department being
designed to oder 20 pupils an opportunify 10 =
higher and more thorough degree Of scholar
ship. IETITTA nay
August q, 1857. s151
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Cars SO Through without Change.

AaznincsntsleepingCa Ca-s on all Night Trains
Baggage Checked throuRh 70 all important q
places. Persons holding Through tickets car
stop over at any poiut and resume Journey a.
pleasure.
- Through Tickets and all information can
be obialned At IGcket Office, 2875[ Main street
and at Depot SAN E-IONFs
fvT Ea-.-.r Z..-..-s-.
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Select school

M Rs; LETITIA MAY win open Select
W SenOol fsr Young Ladies on MONDE "
september 2, Is67, in the bszeDeDt ~ -i,s
christian Church, on the conner Of Linden and
Aulberry streets.
Inc French Department Of this school VIII
De under the care OF Major LAM BERT afAT-
iate Of the Confederate Army, assisted by his
daugnter Miss \ I. MAY, who has been two
years IN Francs. French viii b suakeu sreIn-
siYely in this department. A liberal pal r5lI-..e
on the part OF the public Is respec5is-slv 81
Hcited.
The services OF the following gentlemen nave
been secured u Assic, Profs. Seylert and Wiz
man German, Prof. Whitman Ancient Lam
guogss, Prof McFeely. fvaI treI
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ShOrtest and 0uIckest Route 10 NasbyiII

NIGHT EXPRESS-Every night except Sat
urday night Al n PIN, making close cOunec-
llon with Mobile aud OHIO Railrnad At Hum
bodt, and with Illinois Central Railroad for
81 Louis. chicago. St Paul. and all points
Nortni West and East and at Louisville with
Eastern cities.
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TO NY OLD FRIENDS
IN
Vest Tennessee, MGsSGsSgppS
and arkansas.

HAVING accepted a permanent Agency Of
n the ST. LOUIS MUTUAL LIFE INsU-
RANCE COMPANY, would respectfully ask
the attention OF my old friends to that Institu-
ton as a safe, certain and reliable medium
through which they may assure their families
against ant In the event OF death, or them
Of ul-suocess in lie.
Mr.. N. =. OTIS L. associated with me- and is
hereby recommended 70 public confidence.
Our once is az 70. AZ Madi-on street rear
room, DeSoto Block. where We VIII be happy
70 tmpaTt any needed information to those de-
string Life Insurance.
iy2I T. H MCMAHON
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6ROFER & BAKERS 8. II. CO..
jylS 3O9 Main Street, I'd Stairs.
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GROVER & BAKERS
Celebrated
Elastic Stitch and Lock Stitch
SEWING MACHINES.
Why the GrOver d Baker Machine
Is Best,

- A4GoGH
L II is more simple, durable, and less liable
to arrangement than Others.
2 It sews from ordinary spools, and no re-
winding of thread is necessary.
3, 1t sews with equal facility all fabrics, the
most delicate and the heaviest, and with all
kinds OF thread, silk, cotton OF linen.
4. Its seam Is so strong and elastic that it
never breaks even on the bias
5. It fastens both eHds Of the seam by It's own
operation. r.....
6. Its seam, though Gu. at every sixth stitch
remains trD, and neitherruns OF ravels in wear.
:. Its seam is more plump and beautiful, and
retains its plumpness and beauty after wash
ing better than any other.
5, It's seam can be removed in altering gar
ments, after proper instruction, without pick
ing or cutting them.
9. 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 MaCnine, any
amount OF sewing may be done without change.
10 IL makes beautiful embroidery without
any change OF arrangement, simply by iHsert-
ing threads OF Suitoble Ez-s and colOrs for this
purpose. II is the only machine that both en-
broiders and sews p rlecCy.
aEr Send for Circular. .. ...
6RGFER & BAKRR'S s. II. CO..
jy13 3O9 Main Street. ID Stairs.
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OhancerJ Court of MemDbis.

Mary L. Jones, Vim. @. Jones, Bailey p. Jones,
Thomas W. Jones and Neil B., Jssepn B.,
Lula X, Annie Lee and Willie Jones, Infants
who sue by their next friend Bailey z. Jones,
all citizens Of shelby county, Tennessee. and
John Keeling, George Keeling and James
Keeling, iufants who sue by their n, H friend
j. b. Keeling, citizens Of DaviC son county,
Tenn, vs.. 4. G. Brinklsy and other creditors
Of the estate OF VIM, +. Jones, deceased.
THIS cause was hled in the Chancery Court
u Of Memphis according 10 section Of the Code
Of Tennessee 2209 for the purpose Of settling up
the estate Of William + Jones, deceased; 70 Is
therefore ordered that all persons who are in
any way or manner interested IN the admins
tratIon OF said estate, or who have CLAIMS
against the same, appear ana file the same with
me Clerk and Master OF this Court, authea1ica-
led in the manner prescribed BY law, On or be
tore The Inst Monday in october, 1867, or the
same snail and viii be haired both in Law and
aonifvs and that Lhis order be published daily
fSr lbifty DAYS in the Memphis Daily Appeal.
A. ALSFOc
Clerk and Master Chancery Court OF Memphis.
WHIGHr & MCKIsICKs sSOls. for Com nlaiuarts
Sept 3, 1867. sci tOc3
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THIs Medicine will be found on a fair trial
4 70 be the most prompt and efectual rem
edT for all diseases Of the CHEST and THROAT
the greatest care having been taken IN is
preparation, being compounded on the most
sclenunc principles. In its com position Is EN-
bIac9d combination OF the most valuable
and effective EEpectOmutS AnOdynes and
Sedatives, which are llnOwE to possess the
highest rspute with all Intelligent members sf
the Medical Profession.
Wood Napths, as well as the Wild Cherry,
enters largely into its composition, being the
GREAT REMEDY 50 successfully used in Con-
sumption b. the celebrated DR.. Hastings, Of
LONDON.
SO The following evidence is from the Rev.
n. ID. 2. sawrie, Presiding ElC or Of the Aetho-
DIST Episcopal Chnruh, for the District OF \ forth
Alabama;
DR. CHAELvs WILLIAMs-D Dear Str take
pleasure In giving my testimony to the virtues
Of your excellent PnlmOnic Balsam OF Wild
Cherry" Having used several BOTTLES in my
family with decided advantage N every case,
can recommend it as the best and most pleas
ant medicine have ever seen.
W ID. F. SAWRIE.
Sold by all respectable Druggists IN the city
Of Memphis, and throughout the southern aud
Western states.
September "a, isS4. sells
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EDUCATIONAL
LAW SCHOOL,
MEMPHIS c1IIFcF

THE Law Department or the Memphis C1l.
i .leZe will ODen on the FIRST MONDAY
OCTOBER- The following gentlemen COM
prise the Faculty:
Constitutional Law..-..-- Gen. ALBERT P1KE
heal Properly & Pleading II Ion. r. X. y EaIB
Personal Property a Pieading..H.s-A. d LE5igta
Equity a Comm erciai Law Hon. p. T. ECEC0GH
Grim. Law q Admiralty cen. j. h. CHALWHHs
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n Friday, September u. lae7.

1t the door Of the Clerks ONCE, In The town or
Marion Criffenaen county, Arkansas. sell h,
the highest bidder, fir cash IN hand, the follow
ing descrIbed real estate. situated II CTIttendeu
cO1utv Arkans sas. and known as that par sf
the spanish Grant, originally owned by N,
Crandse Estate, conveyed by William u ID
,lafr 10 George ". UnderhIl and fsase Bpr
-rett: The south part Of the southwest quartsr
Of s. ction twenty four Cd conveyed Ia sane
deesi the east hall OF section tnir4y-stl< fg.l
and the southeast quarter OF section thirty
I'VE C5l, ali IN tOwuship seven t7l, uorth of ne
base line OF range eight ts, east OF the 5lh PIN
cipal meridian
me lille 70 this property Is believed 10 bs
perfectly good, but shall convey only 81
Trustee.
Part Of this land comprises one OF the dnest
plantations on the Military Road, with t55r
house, CabiEs, etc, being he plantation knov-n
as the Brown Place, near Marion, Ark.
snis ID z. G. BROWN, Trus,ee.
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SELECT SCHOOL

NTI8S VICTORIA D. BOWERS. reeeBtl.y an
VI gagged IN teaching with Prof d u eit-s--e-t
will open her School assisted bv he- gfsl-'
Miss n. W. BOWERS, on
Monday, the ed of September.
AZ No. los Monroe street. between Third ana
Fourth ST. eets.
The services OF the follow ing gentlemen ava
7ngaged: Prof Augusts NilIeheu IL. Frerrb
and spanish Prof.. George e. Nst eGlv 49, :.
Prof Jacob Millar Music arf- ~
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HEBREH AyP XLsoEIC CALEEDAR.
MAsONIODIREOTORY

1857. ..
LODGES.
AEGEEcEA. Nc. is. Meets lFt Monday IN
every month, at Odd-FelloVs' Hall, Ger. Court
snd Main. D. 3. Forster. 24 Front street.
". n; John Besmish, Sec'y.
SoUrH EIEHrITrs, No. IlS Meets % Friday OF
each mnuth-Hali. cor. Madison and Second
:. 7. Sellsrs, W. N; Benz. x. Pulleu, Sec.
LEILA SCOTT. No. 2os. Meets lst Friday OF each
mOutn-Hall. cor. Madison and Second. John
AlnslIs, ". NJ; 4. 7. woodward. Sec.
HAMILTON, No. 2o9. Meets Sd Friday OF each
mouth-0dd- Fellows Fall. P. NJ. Stanley,
W-M ". II. Butts, Sec.
EILwINEING, No. 81 10. d. Mests eth Friday
Of each munth-24 Front street. John J.
Wouham, 81, ". n b. K PuIlen. sd, Sec
EoTAL ARCH.
PEEE Chapter, No l. Meets n Monday OF earh
month-Odd-FellOWs'H Han. JOhu Zent, n. E.
Il p; B. n. Levy, Sec'y.
RAED 3. X.
EUREKA Council. No. s. Meets Sd Monday OF
each montb-lldd-F Fellows Hall. John Zsnt,
n. H.; n. J. Wiggin, Rec.
TEEFIsARs-
L'TKESE Corumandery, No. l. Meets 9Th Mon
day OF each month. John 2ent, Com; n. J.
Wiggiu, Rec.
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Trust Sale of Real Estate.

DY VIZ ne OF a certain Deed Of Trust 10 me
ID executed by Sailie Baxter on The 18th day
OF April, 1867, treuorded In Book No. so, part /,
pages 5l3, and 5, Ia Registers ofice,) FOR
the purpose Of securing Selden, Williams s Co
IL the payment OF certain promissoTy note
therein mentioned, I will offer for sale, on
Monday, The 18th day Of August NEXT, between
the usual hours of legal sales, at public vendue,
TO the highest bidder, al the Courthouse door.
In the city OF Memphis. the following described
real estate, situate in the county Of shelby,
State OF Tennessee, and more particularly de-
scribed as follows, to- wit: Lots Nos. and Of
the subdivision Of lots No. 70 and 80 bounded
on the north by Walker avenue on the east
by lots Nos /, 2, and4; on the south by the
south line OF lot 20 and iot 9 and on the west
By los MOI Said property will be sold 70 sat
isfy the terms OF said Deed OF Trust. Terms
CASH. While undersigned believes the title
to be conveyed by him will be good, still he
will only sell and convey such tile as vests in
him as Trustee, as aforesaid. -
fVlBIm c. G. SELDES, Trustee
Ihe above sale is postponed 70 SATURDAY
the 7lst OF September, BY consent Of all parties
'TElia an2i ID ID c. c. sELDEN. Trustee.
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A.. AND A. SCOTTISH RITE.

A.. AND A. SCOTTISH RITE.
2J4 Front Street.
HERMEs Lodge ef Perfection, 18th; No. 1.
Stated Comm unicatiOns ID Wednesday night
Of each month. Henry p. WnOdsrd, sd, G..
NJ, Charles NJ. Carroll, 18th. Sec.
AITHEAs LOdRe OF Perfection, 18th; No. 2
Meets ath Wednesday Of each month. George
Hsllersh, Sd g.. NJ A. r. FrEuklandr sd,
Fec.
CAsIPHIA Council OF Princes OF Jerusalem, 18TH;
No. Z. Benz. X. PuleD, I'D, Tarsh.'.; -
-. Sec.'.
CALvAET CHAPTER OF Rose CroiI, 18th, No. /.
Charles ". Adams, ed, NJ. W. II. I. Tom
linrou, g. 6, sec.
PHILIPPE DUPLEssETs Council OF K-h, S0th.,
No. !. Henry p. Woodland, SD, Comm.
william Y. Cirode S2d, Rec :.
COEsIsTORT OF WEST TENNESSEE, sd. John
Ainslie. sd, Comm. IN Chief; Dodge c.
Trader, 82d, Reg.
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TENT BOOKS: 8:


JUNIOR HEAR.
Biafkstone's ComTlentsries, Kent's Comm en-
taries, story or Agency Stosy on Baiinrerf
story on Partnership, Bylss on Bills. smith -
Contracts, stephen on Pleading.
SENIOR TEAR-
Moot Courts, Greenleaf on Evidence. ADAMS
Equity, Angel & Ames On Corporaticus RIscs-
stOne 9Th bOOk) IN connection with tbe GRIM
inal Code OF Mississippi; Revised code of SIS
sissippi.
A Diploma nom this School is equivalent 20
license for practice IN M ississippf,
Tuition fee, $50 per tenn in advance Tlla
term opens on the eth Of SapIer1 Der. Isg- 9riI
ends on the 18th OF June. Is,S aulS
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DONE TO THE LIFE.

A correspondent Of the Metropolitan
Record thus limns the oppressors Of the
South;
Already Is It visible. The government
at Washington has EeRcejOrth its hands
full in managing Its new subjects, its four
millions of ebony, for whom the hopes
and happiness Of twenty-five millions
Of whites and the graudest structure Of
government on earth have been blighted
and forever destroyed, to crafty a senti-
mentality that hell belched out, and TO
win the applause of the lszEHroni about
the temple Of knowledge, and the char
latans ia political philosophy. =.
Yet such are the men who, when their
sppetites are palled by the surfeit of vim
dictive fulminations, are sauced with the
acid brewings of the Beast Hunni-
cut, Stevens and Underwood, that they
may intoxicate the self-importanee of
their " five minions,7 y and provoke them
10 ravish where they cannot reduce by
the majesty of their ill-assumed and
worse setting airs, or the simple demo-
cratic splendor of "coach and four"
Such are the men who, revelling in the
fetid embraces of the mongrel offspring
of Portuguese and New England "middle
passage y sailors and Congo wenches,
seek TO test loyalty and graduated rights
and taxation by the efiinvis of miscege-
nation! Such are the men, not one Of
whom in any quality of genius or man
hood approaches q low medloerity, who
feed upon the hard earnings Of the Ia
boring classes OF the north, and seek to
make q pandemonium of the south, that
they may revel In the general debauch-
eryI
Such the men who, shamelessly guilty of
the violation Of the entire decslouge,
gamble in the tears OF widows. and or
phans and In the blood Of the Innocent
while ostentatiously distributing Hrs-
tions 1" among those whom perfidy had
beggared. Such the representative men
of nation which, claiming 10 be the great
missionary Of morality, fraternity and
liberty, stands by with its shOddy hands
tremulously graspiDg its greenbaek rep
resehtatIves Of fifty cents on the dollar,
while the most horrible crimes are daily
perpetrated on 3 gigantic scale under the
sanction OF its name and by the author
ity Of Its commission
OfGen. Hartsuff. Sheridan's adjdtant-
general, the New Orleans Times of Sat
urdsy says: This soldier stands almost
without rival, among the federal MILL
tary officers who have held command In
Louisiana, in the high respect and esteem
of our people. Since coming among US,
he has had delicate and responsible du-
ties TO discharge as adjutant general OF
the fifth military district; but while
strictly enforcing all orders and regula-
tons OF his superior officers and OF the
government his intercourse with civ
iliRns has been characterized with such
unusual and agreeable Seniality and DO
liteness as 10 win the hearts OF all with
whom he has come in contact.
Seven hundred Spanish troops ar.
rived ~ Porto Rico on the 3D. inst,
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LaSallette Academy.
MASONIC COLLEGE,

fIHE LaSa lette Academy, On Third street
L conducted oy the Sisters OF 81. Arpeg- vii
be opened for the reception OF externs on -IOE-
uAl THE2a or SEPTEM BER auE5sv-
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stanley, King &c Snsfth,
Cotton Factors
AND
COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
No. 27s Front street.
Upstairs, Memphis, Tenn.
auH dAw H
F.recutOrs' Notice.

Executors Notice.
NOTICE is hereby given to the heirs OF TIL
~ man Bettis deceased, and all parties con-
esrned, that We, as Surviving executors OF said
$500 nave this day died our accOunt as such
with John League. Clerk Of the County Court
al Shelby county, where parties concerned can
c.1Ty,e fcIfvr ard and examine same.
- SAMUEL MUSBY,
AHDERSON Q. RhTTTe
Surviving Exseutors
Msuphh, svpssabsF u lssL ssisTw,
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Excursion to Mammoth Cave.

hAUuIo oIVH % MhliIIUIH UdFt,
TWO DAILY TRAINS leave the Depot Of the
i Memphis and Louisville railroad. head of
Madn treet, as follows: pm. and IL o. o. run
nlng through 70 Cave City without change or
cars.
So Excursion Tickets from Memphis TO
MANN oth Cave and Return At Reduced Rates
Fare round trip, 10 Cave and return SO Is each
Parties OF fifteen or more -.-...- q -5earn
Parties OF twenty ave or more Is 7Oeach
For through tickets and all information. eau
at Ticket Office, No. 2y71< Main street
iyE n SAM. h JONES. Gent Supt.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-09-24

Leaves every day at ?. m, making close con-
nsetica at Louisville with fast Express trains
on jefersOnville Railroad Tor all Eastern cities,
and with United States Mail Steamers for Gin
einnati and all cities North and East and is the
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-09-24
MEMPHIS AND OHIO RAILROAD.
CHANGE Of SCHEDULE.
0EEERAL sUPERrTrEspKrr,s C,rrrcv
MEMPHTs- TEaH InI.. Z ~ =.
and Nashville Express

TRAINS viii leave the Depot ofthis Com many
Il at head or Main street. until further notice
as follows