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W. &. WARD
SEMINARY FOR YOUNG LADIES,
Nashville. Tenn.
A Superior Boarding and Day School,
Points in this School

Points in this School.
p. English and Mathematical Course. the
same with nrst-claas colleges
:. Pare French by French Teacher.
German and spanish next session. Our rates
for these, though lower than'Other schools,
viii be continued.
3. Latin aud Greek, WHh0us Charge.
Latin "a vital 10 scholarship. a. II Is I" saws
George II, Marsh. " a petr ncatiOn Of The
principles Of articulate language"
4. lmasie made attractive, BY new seven
octave Pianos for practice.
8. BehoOi nezks--the neN patent style
8. Esthetic cstudIes-The beautiful Paint.
iDgs Of lssl year speak for themselves.
q Good Health--The biIl for drugs for
Ten months was so lG. Result OF good diei.
thorough ventilation and altered water
j. Neral IHnueuee-Sacred music in
chapel nee TO ali. Pupils worship in the city
Churches Of their choice on the Sabbath.
3, Home Indueaee-The Society OF the
House-the Etiquette o. the Table the many
lessons on polite cultuTe-are indfspensab bic
10 many and valuable 10 all
The next session VIII open on the
FIRST MONDAY IN sEPTEMRER,
Catalogues, giving full Particular, luruished
on application. REV. W. 4. WARD
tySs sW Principal.
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Monday, the 18th day Of August, 1897,
Nom Resident Notice.

No. 20ls-In the Chanesry Court Of Memphis.
Tennessee.
virginia bscb, oy her next friend Peter Bach
et al vs. Ida LoWues and q. L. Dennisou-
IN this cause IL appearing from Affidavit m,
Il ME that defendant, Ida L0Wnes, is a resi-
dent OF the state Of Mary and and a noFI-reSi-
dent OF ths State Of Tennessee:
II Is therefore ordered, That She uaa'za ba-
AZ pearanee herein, at The Courthouse In. the
elty OF memphis, Tenn, on or before the frgt
Moncay IN August and plead, answer or denlur
70 complainant bill, or the same vii be n zen
for confessed as 70 her, and set for bearing -
pArte and thai copy Of this order be pub
hshed once a week. for four SUCCESSIVE ,v,ssirz
in the Memphis Appeal.
A COPY attest
AUGUstON A ALSTON, Clerk and Master.
BY r J. BLACK, Deputy Clerk ard Master
Stovall and FhPpin, Sols. for Complainant.
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TyHIS school Is located one and a-half miles
nom Greenwood Depot on the Virgins
Central Ra lrOad and fifteen miles west OF
Charlottesville and the University o. Virginia
The location Is well known as Or. Gessner aar-
risOn, kev.M m. Dinwiddie, and Prof Edward B.
snith formerly conducted schools at this place
Previously IL was a popular summer resort
conducted by John $. Cooke, Esq. Being stu
sted in cns OF the most beautiful portions OF
Albemarie county, in the midst OF q refined
and INTEL gent community, remote from places
Of dissipation. and convenient to Churches and
sabbath Schools OF the leading deDomtna-
tions, IL Possesses rare advantages for Boys
School
and eonaprehensive IN Ancient and Modern
LanRuazes, Matnsmatics and the English
BRANCHES, snd also 10 embrace the elements Of
Natural and Moral sciences and History.
Ths Principal was educated at the University
~ Virginia, and has had an experiences Of
nearly ten years in teaching in schools OF high
grade in this State, tncluding Or. Gessner Har-
7tso-lis school BlOomheld Academy IIvDeh-
burg Female seminary, and Hon n III n
Hunters private school.
Ths Associate Principal was also educated at
the University Of Virginia, and has had an ex
psrience Of eight year. in teaehIng in the
male Seminary. North Carolina. more recently
in Sherman, Texas,
The following recommendation OF our school
BY Professors OF the University Of Virginia,
Is respectfully submitted
UNTYERsrrT OF VIRGINIA, April 7, 1851
In view Of our personal acquaintance with
hesitate cordially 70 recommend their school
to the confidence and PATRONAGE OF the pablo.
s. Maupins d. Schels De We're.
VIM. ID. McGudeY, J. 5. Davis,
Francis h. Smith, j. B. Minor,
J. l. Cabell, b L pidszlesvo,
g. s. Venable, VIM. Il. Peters.
TIE r. MS:
FOR board and tuition, including fuel wash
{ng and lights for the session OF Le q months
two hundred and seVenfy-nve tS275) dollars N
eurrercy. Payments one-ha1 In advance. bal
anee on the LIST Of february.
The sessions conmence On the 1st OF Septen1-
har and close on the Tth Of June. Pupii vii
bs reeeived At any time during the session.
with pro rata deductlon in eharges. Boys
frora a distance VIII be allowed 70 remain nlir-
ing vacation as boarders In the faEniiv Of tn..
Principal ar1U r
srranFemsnts are made for eonvayanoe from
the Depot (GreenWO0dl to the school irnmsdi-
arely upon srriyai.
AZ Only two boys in q room.
P. -GresnWood Depot Ai1smarls county,
Virginia, is5H
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TO MY OLD FRIENDS
Vest Tennessee, MSss5ss5ppS
and ArkGsSGss

HAvING accepted permanent Agency n,
u the ST. LOUIS MUTUAL LINZ Iols5TT-
RANCE COMPANY, i would respect frIIv 80
The attention OF ny Old friends 70 that Iustifn-
ton as q safe, certain and reliable rneIifrs-.,
through which they may assure their far1if4r-,
agatnst-E " ant in the event ol dea11. OF ths--
selves from an impoverished Old azs ia -,
or ul-succsEs in lie.
Mr.. n 5. OTIS IS associated with me- ar.s Z.
hereby Recommended 70 public con ,9e-,-'
Our OffIcs IS at No. - Madiscn sfr1ef r,---.-
roornl. DeSoeo Block, where we vii ~. 3 = -
10 impart any nssdsd Information % fho--t,,l
fy4 7, h AcdAHoN.
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Dissolution.

FHHE Law Firm Cf HAYNES. HEATH &
Il LEWIS Is this day dissolved. The undn-
ished business Of the nrm viii have the at
tent or or each Of us until 10 is closed up.
LaudOn C. Haynes has associated with him,
IN the practice Of the law, IN uu its branches,
his sOn-in-iaw, Francis ID. stockton, and Is son,
Robert W huyne-. and the style OF their firm
is HAYNES, STOCKTON q HAYNES, offices
IN "Nlncents Buuding," corner ksst Court
and Second streets.
X. r. Heath anu A. ". Lewis are associated
in the practice OF the law, in ali It's branches.
and may Dee found al lne Old office, Southeast
corner OF Second ana Union streets up stairs.
The style Of their hIm is HEATH q LEWIS
The parties may ue consulted, IN regard 20
The old business. az their espective Offices.
LANDON c. HAYNES,
L. X. HEATH,
A. NJ. LEWIS.
June Is 1857.
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Educational
kentucky Military Institute.

Gt0L- K 7. p. ALLEN. Superintendent. As
- sisted by an able faculty. The course Of
study is that usually taughttn the best colleges
with special attention TO Mathematics ana y at
ur / Sciences The acadeHnfc wear BEGINS On
the LIST Monday IN September ttnis year Sep
tember p, Continuing without intermissi0n
fO. ty 40 weeks.
Hs- Charge IOr Tuition and Boarding fnciud-
ing Lights, Fuel and Washing frurrencyl, three
hundred and ufty dollars $50 per academic
year-Oue- payable in advance, snd the re-
malnder at the expiration Of twenty 20 weeHs.
81 Address the Superintendent at Farmdaie
P. o., fran Kiln county, Ky. fe eDfaGuawzrn
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HEBREW LSB xAsoyIC CALExBAR.
MASONIODIRECTORY.

MASONIODIREOTORY NJ
1867.
LODGES.
AEsERoEA, No. l6S Meets Ist Monday in
every month az Odd-F elloWs' Hall, cor. Court
snd Main. d. 3. Forster 24 Front street
". NJ; John Beamish, See'y.
SOUTH MEMPHIS. No. rs. Meets "a Friday OF
each month Sail. cor. Madison and Second.
J. 7. Sellars. W. NJ; Benz. K Pulleu, Sec.
LEILA SCOTT, No. 2s9- Meets lst Friday OF each
month Hall. cor Madison and Second. John
HAMILroN, No. 229. Meets Sd Friday OF each
month-Odd-FsllO HaIl. P. N. Stanley,
W. n ". Il. Butts. Sec
Of each nonth-24 Front street. John J.
W0rshsm, S3i, W n b. X. Fulen, sd, Sec.
ROYAL ARCH.
PENN Chapter. no 4 Meets ID Monday Of each
mOnth-0dd-E ellows' Hall. JOhu Zent, NJ E
ID. p; B. n. Levy. Seo'y.
r. AND s. Il.
EUREKA Council No. g. Meets % Monday Of
each Fellows Hall John Zent,
tn. H.; \. J. Wiggin, Rec.
TENPLARs.
CYRENE CCrnm8ndeTy, No. 1. Meets 4th Mon
day Of each month John Zent, Conn., n. J.
Nigglu, Rec
A. AND A. SCOTTISH RITE.
2J4 Front Street
HEENEs Lodge sf Perfection, 18th No. l.
Stated Communications ID Wednesday night
Of each month. Henry P. WoOdsrd, Sd, G..
M. Charles Nj Carroll, l4th. Sec.
hITH SAs Lodge OF Perfection. 18th; No. 2.
Meets q Ia ~ wednesday OF each month. George
Mellersl' sd, G.. M. A. =. Frankland, SD,
Sec.
CAsIPHIA Council OF Princes OF Jerusalem. 18Th.
No ]. BenJ. h. PuLen, d2d-, Tarsh'.; -
-. Sec.
CALvAzY CHATTER Of Rose Croix, Islh. No. l.
CHARLES ". Adams, ed, NJ. W.; Il. 7. Torn-
lns0n, 32I, Sec.
PHILIPPE DUPLEssETs Council OF K-h, Soth., |
80. l. Henry + Moodardp d2d,s Comm. ]
william Y. Clrode 32d, Rec.
COSSLsToEY OF WEST TENNESSEE, SD. John |
Alnsue. SD, Comm. IN Chief; Dodge e. |
Trader, sd, Reg
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BROWNSVIIIE

Is eIgibly located, being directly on the Line OF
the Memphis and Louisville Railroad. good
society, healthy, with a population or Do0
Town and county IN prosperous
condition. having escaped ths ravages Of the
J. p. WOOD
Secretary Board trustees
brownsville, Tenn, June 8. 1851. ie2siw
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Educational.
DY the action Of the Trustees Of the
Brownsville Female Academy and
the Crawford Institute,

the two Schools have been consolidated.
The buildings and grounds belonging to them
viii be thoroughly repaired and can accommO-
date nom 200 10 300 pupils. A liberal patronage
can be commanded, and the Trustees are deter
mined 70 build up a hrst class Female School.
They wish to engage a competent Principal,
with corps or Teachers for the Literary De
partment- At the head OF the Musical De-
partment Is a Professor who has most success
last ten years. The attention Of vel qualified
candidates for a permanent situation Ans Do
sition that can be made 70 pay is solicited.
Applications with vouchers viii be considered
until the tfrst August next.
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Classical and Mathematical
s CHoOL FOR BOYS,
Ia AEbeBsarEe County, Va.
SECOND SESSION 1sez.a.

H n. B. Principal
A j. Principal
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DISSoLUTIoNS.
Notfce of DtssoI,,tio,..

NOTICE is hereby given tsat the partnership
~ heretofore existing between Adolph Bern
stein and Charles Jalkut, under the name and
style Of A. BEkNSIEIN & CO., is this day dis
solved and that viii not, from and after this
date, hold my self responsible for any contracts
made by said Charle~ JalkuJ IN the nat OF
said firm. Signed A. BERNSTEIN.
marshall, Texas, July 9 1857. iva law gwa
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l have already said that the court can
not, that the jury cannot take any no
tice of the fact that the victim of the
assassination was the president OF the
United States. 1t is not in the bond 1t
is not in the pleadings. We are not upon
our defense for that. We have had no
notice Of it until it was suddenly sprung
upon Us by the active brain of the coun-
sci from New York. There is nothing
but killing in the Indictment. Nothing
Of civil wars; nothing that the object Of
the conspiratoTs was TO advance the in
terests Of the rebellion. The Indictment
is that this party killed Abraham Lin
coin, and nobody else. There is no allie
CATION Of any fact from which it can be
found that Abraham Lincoln was presi-
dent of the United States or that this
country was not in a state of the
most profound peace. 1t is an er-
ror under which the learned coun-
sci has fallen, and I say with tie
utmost difference and respect, fear into
which they have in part led the learned
Judge without having presented clearly
the indictment to him. 1t is too late
now to retrieve themselves by this new
proposition that the act of Killing the
president of the United States, under
such circumstances, is an offence in
which there are no accessories and an
offence to be tried by different rules an
offence never dreamed of by the law
makers of this country; an offence not
known 30 the laws Of England, because
there is no such authority in the law Of
England; an offence impossible here Ia
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A. AND A. SCOTTISH RITE.

CYRENE CcrumEndery, No. l. Meets 4th Mon
day Of each month. John Zent, Conn., n. J.
WiEgiu, Rec
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EUREKA Council No. s. Meets 81 Monday o.
each montE-Odd-F Fellows Hall. John Zent
tn. H.; \. J. WigEin, Rec.
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Memphis, July ], Isa7. jSi2 av
North Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1867-current, 1867-06-19

Clergyman. while residing in South America as a
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the Cure of Nervous Weakness Early Decay Diseases
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JOSEPH I. INMAN, Statiou D. Bible House, New
York City. y5O3
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AFFLICTED SUFFER NO MORE!

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North Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1867-current, 1867-06-19

Ep-MorHEss.-To THE EDIToRs OF
THE SUNDAY TINES: In a recent issue of
your excellent paper noticed commune
cation from one of your correspondents,
the burden of whose complaint was ''My
Step-mother." Now, although am not
step-mothcr yet fell into such train
of thought upon the subject that fain
would write about it too. TO begin with
it is very seldom indeed that there are not
two sides to a story, and this one Of STEP
mothers is no exception to the rule. The
.canses are various that tend to make step
mothers vlified race !; but the most pro-
life cause is the interference Of outsiders
tho oihciousness Of would-be friends.
Swift says: 6Af
"Some dire misfortune to portend, I
No enemy can match friend!
l will mention case in point: A gen.
tleman--a stranger in the United States
had the misf6rtane to lose his wife when
the oldest of his two Children was but
three years Of age In due time he mar
ried again, a most estinable lady, The
children, being SO young, had forgotten
their own mother, and it was thought best
to leave them in this ignorance until they
had at least come to the age of reason.
But not so though, neighbour profess
ed friend. She invited the little ones to
spend part of day with her; and during
some conversation the Oldest of the two
children said something about her ''dear
mamma" IIereupon the friend breaks
out suddenly with-"She is not your
mamma--she is only your step.mother y
What scene was there The loving lit
tie one, indignant, incredulous, vowed she
was her own mamma. She would not
have a nasty step-mother. Finally she
flew to her surprised and sorrowful step
mother to say to her-'sAreyou not my
own mamma?" And then the truth was
made known, kindly and lovingly, 70 the
sobbing little one.
Outside interference makes many sad
hearts. j. p.
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Wonderful But True!

MADAME BENNINGTON the worldrenownsd As
trologst and Somnanbulistic Clairvoyant, while In
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person yon marry and by theaid Of an instru-
ment of great power, known AS the Psychomotrope,
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out number will assert. BY stating place of birth,
fifty cents and stamped envelope addressed to your
SELF you will receive the picture by return mail
gether with desired information. 81 Address In con-
fidence, MADAME GERTRUDE REMINGTON.
lysn530 Pc. Box 297, West Troy, MY.
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VTIE take pleasure in informing you that the bus
wv mess Of H. A. Whitney, Of this city, will here
after be conducted by $50. a ,
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ASTR0LoGX.
THE WORLD ASTONISHED'
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Mt their new stand in KENNEDYS BLOCK. tn,
parties named below constitute the firm. Our stool
will be much larger than before, including complete
tc os
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Valuable Property
FOR SAIEl


YlNIIE ~ of nw, Sec. IA, r. 80. X. 1l-s0 acres
i First quality uniinproved Prairie Land in Howard
County, miles from the new and growing town Of
CrcscO.
The nwL Of Sec. 20, T. 0s. r. 17-l6O acres. Coed
Prairie land well watered In Mitchell Co., aud within
miles of West Mitchell.
The seA Of seq Sec. %. T. ITO, r. p. Rice Co.,
Minnesota.
Nine acres of Timber Land of Of the neH Sec. Z,
T. lO3, r. II, In Fillmore CO.. MINI.
Also Lots Is and l6 in Block IS. Prairie du Chen;
Land Co.'s Addition.
Lots and ?. in Blockl7, Town OF Mazomanie, Wis.
Lot g. In Block 70, Village Of Clayton Clayton Co.,
Iowa.
Lot 8, in Block q, and Lot 5, in Block Town Of
North Mc(ireGOr, Iowa. utg
Also one-third interest in the following described
property. tO-wit:
One hundred and twenty acres Of Timber Land, with
the Water Power Saw and Stave Mills with Machine
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Also 40 acres Of Land, known the Fillmore Mill
Property, consisting Of Large Stone FIGURING Mil
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Water Power. Barns. Stock Yards, Town Lots, &C., &c.
situated and being in the Town Of FILLMORE, Fillmore
CO.. Minnesota all of which will be sold cheap for
cash.
For terms and particulars. apply to
Thomas Arnold.
Assignee of Lee Kinnard.
McGrcgor, Feb. 6. '6S. 53Stf
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TIE Best is THE CHEAPEsT.-This max
i'm was never better illustrated than in the
use of d. i. Deland Il Co. s Best, Chem
icag Sdlerat,,s 1t is the best in the world,
and the purchaser gets full equivalent
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Gle. To buy any other is IL waste of mon
cy. Toeuse any other is trifing with a
great blessins-health. Use it in place of
Soda. a
North Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1867-current, 1867-06-19

We are delighted to learn as we do from
the Home Journal, that on Thursday eve
ming miss Julia Clark gave a germans"
that ION the same evening Miss Belknap.
Lexington avenue, gave small party =
and that ga son of s.. B. sChittenden, of
Brooklyn, is engaged to Miss Hall, of that
city" We breathe freer, and so will the
public.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1867-10-18
Prisoners OF War.

To the Prisoners of War and Union
Citizens held by the Confederate
authorities during the late Rebel
Lion. and now residing in New
England:
The Congressional Committee
charged with investigating the treat
mcnt Of Union Prisoners will com
mencc their session for taking tc~ti
mony for the New England States ut
Boston. Mass, on the 18th Of Octo
Der. inst. and win probably remain
IA session t1r several weeks.
II is tie desire of the committee
that Ill who have been prisoners in
the hands Of the rebels shall have
ample notice and opportunity for
presenting their testimony before
the committee.
70 this end. the committee earnest
Is invoke the aid Of the press
throughout New England in giving
n general and thorough notice 81
their session commencing taeI5th
instant
Every soldier and citizen DESTROYS
Of appearing before The committee
IS requested 20 send his address tl
the undersigned, at Nashua. y. H.
a. carly as possible, in ouiog Jhat
the necessary araDg, Hgat- mas be
made to secure thcig attendance
without Inconvenience or delay.
The press Of N~w England arr
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1867-10-18

a western paper SAYS that the
.llnalISllc system OF marrying. which
"otuPleS three hours, viii ne, or do
NV. .n'i', aS People are sometimes
, a,n; i'u' divorced, and married
'ea'h within less Than that time
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1867-10-18

Alta recent miroad c,,ebr,,o,
o. me loLo"lIg sentiment was Given
Our mothcrs--thc only nitbf,i
switch i''''''' F"
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1867-10-18

No person who has lost any If
ms property by gambling within
four months Of his application. cam
receive Tho benefits ofthe bankrupt
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1867-10-18

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