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Ran dOlph Macon College, Va.
In Full Operation.

THIS t-ime-honcred institution Is once more
Il IN successful operation, with e FULL
CORPS Of PROFESSORS The chairs OF the
several schools are nlled by able and expe-
rienced men. There are nve literary and tcien-
tihc scuoO.s, viz: OF Ancient Languages, Mathe-
mates, Chemistry and Natural Philosophy
Moral Philosophy and Modern Languages. In
addition TO the above the Board of trustees
have established q school Of Commercial Sci
ence, with the view Of giving 70 the young men
OF the country a Business Education.
To graduates in all these schools. Diplomas
are granted, and the degrees OF Bachelor Of
Arts aud Master Of Arts are conferred upon
Students who accomplish a certain course. Ihe
high grade OF scholarship formerly required is
still maintaiI ed. We have a full Chemical and
Philosophical AppaIutus for the Illustration of
the subjects taught
The location o. the College Is unsurpassed for
health and genialry. Il is situated midway
between the mountains and the szaboard; and
during a career OF thirty-three years, and with
thousands Of young men in attendance, there
has never been g de-th arising from malaria or
other local cause. We profess 70 educate
young men not only morally and mentally but
Hoard is sixteen Dollars Der Month. Tuition
FROM SO to $50, according to the Number OF
schools attended. SIC VIII cover expenses Of
board, tickets far three schools, naturalization
and contingent fees for ten months.
Rooms in the College free of charge, but the
stndsnt provides his own furniture, Iuel and
ministry and those disabled by the late war
who are unable TO pay their tuition, will be
sliOwed 70 attend any or all OF the schools free
This College Is situated near Boydton, the
county seat OF Mecklenburg county. Virginia
Arrangements are made to transport students
from Ridgway Depot, on the Raleigh and Well
don Railroad, whilsta conveyance leaves Roam
oke station, on the chm and Danviile
railroad, on Mondays, Wednesdays, and Fri
days, and the Wolf Trap depot, on the same
road, Tuesdays. Thursdays aud Saturdays.
Yves solicit a liberal patronage from Maryland,
Virginia and North carolina, frUm the West,
South and Southwest.
students viii be received at any time. The
second term viii commence on the 9Th day Of
February next. Young men will be received
and prepared Tor theCOllege proper. For further
particulars address the Undersigned at Boyd-
ton, Mseklenburg county, Va
THOMAS c. JOHNSON,
dell President r N. Colfege.
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FoR Willie RIvEa.-Tbe fine bass.


For WHITE RIvER.-The fine passen
ger packet Des Arc, with Capt. John Ell
lott in charge, will leave as above this
evening at 5 o'clock. Capt. John ia vel
known TO the shipping and travelling
public, and has eve sustained a reputa'
bic character; as a courteous gentleman
and efficient officer he stands without
superior. In praise of his boat toe much
cannot be said; she is everything that a
passenger boat should be. Levy 4 Mil
Ter are agents.
Fox Arkansas RIvER.-The u. s.
mail steamer GIidon, Capt. Ike Whit
taker, leaves at 5 O'Clock this evening for
the above and way points. This Is a
most excellent packet and deserves the
highest enconiums that can be lavished.
The presence of the favorite Capt Ike,
lends a new charm to this otherwise at
tractive steamer. John Langlois is her
popular first clerk. Jas. I. Bourne d Co..
agents. D..
For VIcKsBURa.-The elegant and
swift steamer Dan Able, with Capt. Jas.
Lee in command and Clay Rice in the
office, will leave the Star wharfboat for
Vieksburg and the bends, this evening at
5 O'Clock. The Able combines speed,
comfort and capacity ia a rare degree,
u 0er OIlcerS are cOufJeOus kluu dhu
competent. Billy Fields is outdoor clerk.
The thinner man - is looked after by Mr..
Simpson, who Is not surpassed as a stew
ard, by any on the river. w. Jay john
son is her agent.
For PINE BLUFF.-The swift packet
Rose Hambleton will leave the landing
to-day at 5 pm. for Helena and Pine
Bluff. Capt. John Claycomb is her gal
liant and efficient commander and Mr..
Wells is her popular clerk. The Rose
was to have left yesterday, but in con-
Of the weather, was detained.
She will certainly go out this evening,
and will pay special attention to way
business. Levy & Miller and w. Jay
johnson, agents.
For ST. LoUIs.-The swift and popu-
lar Belle Memphis, will leave the packet
c0mpany's wharfboat at 8 pm. for Cairo
and st. Louis. She connects at the for
mer place with the cars for any point.
Capt. Dan Musselman, s careful and
competent officer, commands, with Lar
~ Entler in the office. w. G. Postal is
superintendent, on the wharfbOat, and
Billy Dill, the passenger agent, has also,
Office there.
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NOTICE.
Ms.i.slppi Cotton Plantation for Sale

1ONTAINING $40 acres, entire section under
fence. 800 in high state Of cultivation, good
rrame dwelling house with five rooms. gan
nous. ali necessaly out houses, orchard, etc,
an IN good order. plenty Of good water, good
team, fudder. hay. oats corn klllng hogsl
utensils OF all kinds; in TACT, everything COM
DIefe 20 carry on "A well conducted farm for sale,
large number OF the hands now on the place
~, remain, II desired. In a gOOdh healthy lOca-
efTn convenient 10 church and schools and
.evv convenient 20 the r"atlroad-abCu thirty
=ave miles from the city. Parties FALLING EOon
- make liberal and easy terms For furthel
- Ee-waffon Gallon JEFFRESS, BLACKWELL
a 60. No. SO Main street. Memphis, Tenn
ir.fs farm iSohered for thirty days, rs the party
GOV on II Will keep everything ia good order
md get hands 10 work the place, and VIII de.
tT,-.s3faf uosseeefon. decE I'm
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O PINE BLUFF.
FOR p,yvp

REG ULAk MEMPHIS AND ARKAMgaS
RIVER kACKET-U. q AAH
For Pine Bluff and Little Rock.
Whitaker master
This splendid passenger steamer
will leave as above zN
SATURDAY, 2i inst, at pm.
LARRY HARasTAD & &C.
NharfbOaL foot Of Monroe 81.
Isnl Or "a Jefferson 81.
REGULAR MENPHLs " AREAysAs
RIVER Z. s. NAIL PACKET
For Pine Bluff and Little Rock.
master
This splendid passenger packet
leaves on zuA
SATURDAY, I'd prox-, at S pm
JAS. T.. BOURNE & co. Ag'ts.
jail y No. u jefferson street.
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4 Favorable NotOriety.- The good rep
utation and extended use of browns
Bronchial Troches" for coughs, colds,
and throat diseases has caused the tro-
ehes 20 be extensively initiated. Obtain
only the genuine browns Bronchial
Troehes.n and do not be Influenced by
those who make more profit by selling
worthless limitations.
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Police RETURNs.-The return Of Capt.
Simonds, Of the second district metro
politan police, for the month Of January,
gives the following as the operations OF
the force in that district: Total number
Of arr ests made, 577; amount Of fines
collected, 1861 so; amount of lost and
stolen property recovered and re-
stored to the owners, $500. These
amounts, added to those of the first dis
trict, foot up the total amount of money
collected for fines, $3.50 20, and property
returned, sIl,525 50. This may be con-
sidered a good months business.
A HANDSOME PREsENT-The citizens
Of Memphis were yesterday the recip-
tents of a splendid live deer, the gift OF
Miss Mollie, the beautiful and talented
daughter of Col. c. W. Belknap, of st.
Charles, Ark, who chose the popular
Capt. f. NJ. Mahan, Of the firm of ToOf,
Phillips & Cirode, as the medium TO pre-
sent the same. The animal arrived by
the steamer Des Arc, in charge Of Capt.
Elliott, who delivered it here free of
charge. The deer will be placed in Court
square, where We hope it will long re-
main an object OF beauty and care, and
daily reminding our citizens of the grace
and beauty of the fair and dear maiden
whose kindness prompted and generous
disposition impelled her to send US this
living beauty OF the forrest. We know
that this hne species Of the eerous will be
very dear to u citizens, and quite an
attraction to what is already known as
one Of the most beautiful parks in the
whole south.
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RELIEF FOR THE WIDOWS AND Or
PHANs OF CONFEDERATE SOLDIERS.
Several Of our most prominent citizens
met at the office Of Kerr & Westcott yes
terday for the purpose of taking steps
toward the alienation Of the sufferings
Of destitute widows and orphans Of Con-
federate soldiers. The meeting was
called to order, and on motion of DR.. s.
H. Ford, Col. ]. s. Kerr was called to the
chair. DR.. A. Rives was then appointed
secretary, Maj. J. ]. Murphy treasurer,
and J. Harvey Mathes corresponding
secretary. DR.. Ford moved that an ex-
eeutive committee Of five be appointed,
and nominated Col. J. S. Kerr as chair
man, which was carried, and the
following added to the committee Col;
J. NJ. Dawson, Col. Ed. Pickett, Col
Moses White and Col NJ. Mageveney.
On motion, it was resolved that it
should be the duty Of the committee to
secure lecturers and q suitable lecture
room and have lectures delivered weekly
and have control Of the proceeds Of the
same. After some discussion, fifty cents
was agreed upon as the price Of sdmis-
sion. DIR. Ford was appointed to open
the series on Tuesday evening next, and
ahuouneed "The battle Of Marathon -
as his subject. The meeting then adj
j~ourned to Friday next at 3 pm.
The object Of this society is a laudsble
one, end success should attend their ef-
forts for tRo very strong reasons, at least,
First, the proceeds Of the lectures
are 10 be given 10 those widows
and orphans wh9 have no govern
ment to provide for them, and who
are destitute OF the actual necessities OF
life; and secondly, those citizens OF
Memphis whose religious teachings dc
not permit them TO attend tbeaters and
operas should have some place 10 enjoy
an evening. We are well aware that
/ lectures are at a discount here at present
INIT it is because our citizens have cult
waited s taste for other enioyments from
being denied those &" feasts Of reason ?
which exaIt and edify. We wish thii
society the greatest success, and we are
sure they viii have the hearty eo-opera'
ton OF the press" They have beguI
with q resolution that augers well fol
their enterprise, and we congratulate thi
committee upon their success in procur
ing the services Of 50 able q man as Rev
S. Il. Ford. Due notice will be given o
the hal selected for the purpose.
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COMMERCIAL.
OFFICE OF TdE DAILY APPEAL
MEMPHIS February /, kSs7, 8 pm.

- 4
MEMPHIS February i, Ess7, s pm. }
0eHera Business.
We have 10 change to report in on
general markets. The dry goods houses
Of our city continue 10 do a very fair
business for the amount Of stocks on
band. The boot and shoe market i
lightly supplied, but their stocks are
varied, aud country merchants can D
ply themselves with such goods as they
need in this line without trouble, and at
low rates as anywhere outside the fac
tories. Liquor, owing TO the probable
reduction OF the tax. Is bought only in
small lots for present demand. Iron is
firm, and stocks very good. Produce is
weaker, though the supply is yet light.
There is a good business doing in tobacco,
but stocks are not very large.
COrTON-The demand for low grades
OF cotton still exists, while those of a
better quality were neglected during the
day. The market was heavy, and hold
ers not as firm rs on yesterday. A few
sales Of middiing took place at our
former quotations. Receipts for the day,
244 bales: exports, 1I06 bales. Receipts
for the week, l0,4O1 bales exports for
the same time, II 1858 bales. The stock
on hand. 80. 5Sl bales
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10 to zoe A coffee, 1sc; B, lie G, I6le
Receipts, a barrels and AZ bids.
and demand active. Sacks, s. rs 10 s.
barrels, So IS TO 81. REGENTS, rs sacks
TOBACCO-There is a good demand
for all grades and prices are the same.
A fine stock is on hand aud new sup
plies are received daily. We quote
natural leaf at 81 is TO ST 30 :
fancy Virginia, new work, 81 Is
to 81 10 fine bright, pounds, 81 to 81 10 :
medium de-, pounds, IS to S5e common
bright, pounds, so 10 Use fine and fancy
smoking, 70 10 81 80.
WHISKY-There is a good demand
for fine brands, with fair shipping trade
IN eommon at 81 IS 10 81 Initiation
Bourbon, 81 Is to So; Bourbon, s. Is to
S.. Receipts, As bbls.
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VALUABLE PLANTATION
FOR SALE OR RENT
Eight Miles East of Helena, Ark,
IN Tunica County, Miss.

u,uIs Traci cons, Is q Eight Hundred Acres,
b-11rat aereg ar the .ract was cultivated
during the year 1856. and IS nov an a good con-
dition for a crop for the year lso.s Ihe most
his valuable plantation n above ofernoM anu
Ii very desirable. and has cOmfGrlRbif CSplus'
excellent Water. AID a new steam e8bmll
and Giuhouse Mules and Farming bLAa
60 - nurcaated 90 the place, and many
F-eedmen nov on the place could b. induced
Ii gfsv. should any one Of means eeaire 70
mani a liberal copauneuhlpl ~ ouered
- tnrfher 10 FORMATION apply 70 l. J. BUSBf
or 81 Al. APPERSUN & % Asmphi Tenn
mis- place Will be offered for Ihlrly days
jams I'm
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PoPLAR sTREET
LUMBER YARI

No. % near the Market House.
UAVE Just received another large and wen
Ill selected assortment of
Lumber and Shingles, Laths, White and
yellow Pine and Ash Flooring, Dressed
and Rough Misunderstanding; all
kinds Of Framing Lumber, Sills,
Jolst and Scantlin, and all quali-
ties Of White Pine l ,l1&2ineh,
Red Cedar Pests & Fencing.
We can sell as low as cash csn buy II. We
also keep Dressed Poplar and White Pine.
oci2- Ed. ATTENTION 4 Co.
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POLICE BUsTNEss.-Yesterday was a
dull day in the criminal world, only
twenty cases coming before the court for
trial. The amount of fines collected
was eorrespondingly small. If this state
OF affairs is indicative of a decrease Of
crime in the city 1t were well, but we
fear it is only a temporary luIl which
will break out afresh ere long.
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PERSONALITIES. Maggie Mitchell,
the talented actress, passed through our
city yesterday on her way to New Or
leans, to fulfill a professional engage
ment in that city. We learn that she
will appear at the New Memphis some
time during the next month";
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LHIys " "
or the firm Of Rumble 4 Wensel,

COMMERCIAL BANK.-We take pleas
ure in calling attention to the card Of the
Commercial bank. The fact that it is
the only chartered bank of issue in ouI
city which passed through the trying or
deal of the last six years, accounts for
the host OF patrons and friends it mum.
bers on its books. No small amount O.
its popularity, however, is owing to the
energy and sterling business quslifica.
tons Of its president, Jesse w. Page, Jr.,
and its cashier, Horace +. Garth.
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5. RIDGELY
AGENTS WANTED.
~STONEWALL JACKSON"
me Life and Campaigns Of L~leut-6en'
ThOs. J.. jackson.
~ prae 4 L DABNEY, Of the Thoologica
BLELOC OK 6 Q O,

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SIB Main Street. TENN
u1HIs Is tho only edition authorised by Gen.
ons vrfGow from which she desires
be,ent Id paints In VIVID language
dss1i,guiSaed features Of devout Christianl-
80 re-fifude. wonderful military fore
80 6r9verv which characterized Gen.
TscFsSn and e1vesa faithful History OF the great
Sampsigns which made hs bFiihsnl 5sPetS-
1Sests wanted throughout Tennessee, Atssts-
EiYpi and Arkansas o,,.t,t,. ~
For Agencies, aud Clreuiafs oouh~ iuA
Information, address 1900 M
sis as Main street. Msmphih, 1ean,
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Ptttsburg COaI-BrgIs q Peterson-Ofnce
Is Madison street. Branch once, 81 Main.
J.. z. MOSELEY, AGENT.
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com r L w A r d :

STOLEN on Tuesday night, the 29th inst from
my stable at the Memphis TrOtting Park, one
Black Horse, years old, about Is hanas nigh,
white stripe down the lace also, one me Bay
Man. about s years old. IS hands high. very
slim tai. branded "A In small figures on the ieft
shoulder. no white e. cept saddle marks. viii
uay the above reward ir the horses, and slOJ
isSi-Ss OSCAR W. HYATT.
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EMMONs & SON.-These gentlemen
have just received the New York Ledger,
Chimney Corner, Waverly, Literary AL
bum, Courier des Etats Unis, LEO
d'ItaIia. Also novels Griffith Guani,
Toilers Of the Sea, Second Mrs. Tillotson,
What is this Mystery? Felix Holt the
Radical, Sunnybank and Surry Of Eagles
Nest. Remember their depot No. 10
Jefferson street.
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CLOSING OF rae HANS.

Via Ma G. r. r., Washington, d. G, Rich
mond, Va, Columbus, Ga, Augusta, Ga, no
bile, Ala, and al stations oE n. Z. r R., a
SPIN.
Miss Cen. r r. az pm.
Mobile a Ohio r. r att pm.
Wa Miss. q Tenn. r K, New Orleans, La,
Jackson, Mss Nieksburg, Miss and ali sta
ions on Miss a Tenn r. r., at 3 p. m.
Southern R. r. al s D. m.
NO. q q. n. r r. at g p. N.
Via Mem. a louisville Il. r., Louisville, Ky
Cincinnati, Ohio, Baltimore, Id, Philadelphia
Pa, New York, \. y, and all eastern cities, Al
) m
Brownsville Tenn, and AL stations on Mem
q Ohio r. h, at 8 pm.
Cairo, H., Chicago, Ill, St. Louis. No. and al
western cities, Al 5 p. m
Little Rock R. r, and all Landings on Nhite
River, semi-Weekly. Tuesdays and Saturdays
Pine Bluh, Ark, and Landings on Arkansas
River, semi-weekly, TuesdayBand Fridays
Miss, River from Memphis 10 Cairo i've times
s week.
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REGISTRY OF DEEDS AND MORTGAGES.
Jas. G.. Moore to NJ. McCrary, deed,
$500, land in C~ollierville. Henry Schoer
to John Wentland, bill of sale, SchOer's
factory. J.. J. Williams, declaration of
claim 10 homestead. n. StillmAn a Co.
to c. A Stillman, deed, $1,000, north half
of lot 201 in the Greenlaw addition. ID.
r. Robertson TO Robert Matthews, mort
gage on stock Of cotton, etc.
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MEMPHIS APPEAL
SATURDAY
CITY MATTERS.

HIBERSICoN.-This Entertainment was
well attended last night, although the
weather was somewhat unfavorable.
Another matinee will be given this day
commencing at 9 pm.
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CHANCERY CoURT-HOn. VIA. M
Smith, CHANCELLOR. B. Kirkland ct al
VS.. W. L. Grihing ct al, final decree.
Samuel Mansfield VS.. VIM. H. Cham.
bers ct al, final decree. VIM. Z. Butler
vs.. Geo. X Steckslager ct al, decree OF
qala
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A good price win be paid for q complete file
OF the Daily APPEAL, embracing the period
from January LIST TO June 6th, 1882. Apply at
the Counting Room. Ne. 10 Madisoa street.
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Agents ApPeaI.-R. T. BRUNEI & SOSs
Druggists and Chemists, Marietta, Ga, are solo
agents for the APPEAL in Northern Georgia.
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LAW CoURT-HOR. ThOs. q. Smith,
Court adjourned to court in course.
CALENDAR FOR = 1857.
HID.
so. Wm. U. Bayliss vs.. II. BIS Williams, ct al
COS. ElenOra GreenIsw VS.. IL. b 5. Williams,
ct al.
RID.
1919. Thos. S. Mari VS.. Bank Of West Tenn.
lid.
76g. J. NJ. Craig. admir-. VS.. p. G.. Meath.
H5 A. NJ. Boyd VS.. C. II. Adams, ct al.
80. II. c. Cross VS.. r. Tapp, ct al.
Il
245G J. NJ Provine, ct 81, VS.. d. Stewart, OF al
RID.
s.. II. Price vs. NJ. Price, ct al.
II ID.
So. A. Slayer VS.. W. II. Eastland, ct al.
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P1rtaoas and Prince Wales cigars to
be had at White house segar stand, No.
Is Madison street. fe2-lw
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NOTICES
.OTIC OF


thsre will be no bills psid by the steamer
DIE VERNON unless ordered by the Captain
or Tlerk }. +. HICKS.
Bulletin and Avalanche copy. liant u
ATOTICF.-MULE and HORSE STOLEN
n EM RfWAKD-On the night OF December
dst nit. was stolen from the sEaJ Die OF the sab
scriber, one and a-half miles north OF the city
on the Memphis and big creek plank road, one
AZ DR. nine or ten years old, black name
and tail. one white foot just AT fetlOck joint,
and dent in forehead Just below LEFT eye, shod
on an four feet. Also, a light sorrel mare
MULE, about -four years old short coupled
-unD. and having saddle ami collar marks on
barE and top Of neck. cuOppsd name and tail,
md a liUtle spot just behinu her right ear shod
an front feet I viii give Fifty Dollars reward
for return OF either animal, and one Hundred
for -apurehension Of and prosf 70 convict tie
tbtsf rfsn6 2vcI JOHN A. WALKER
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o AR DIN q

BOARD AND LODGING
Front Rooms for gentleman and wife also
good accommodations for single gentlemen, D5
eariv application 81 50 Madison St jams I'm
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CARPETS, wall paper and curtains, a.
!. Grieshaber's, 375 Main street. ja24-1ir
Treat G Hamilton manufacture plows
etc, in Memphis. JANIS es4t
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Stolen from the subscriber, en- the corner Of
CLAY and LaKOse, on Sunday night, the 9th
inst, one Brown Horse MULE, aDout fifteen
hands nigh, eight yeauS Old. with U. \ on lei
lag the same Al l5 Beal street, will receive a re
ward OF So UaD9 ~
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-02-02

Madison street is the place to get
your plows, etc. JANIS ea4t
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hi midsummer, a situation as teacher in a
private family, by 8 lady who has bad twenty
years experiences and has presided over some
OF the INST Institutions N the south, in Rich
n Ond. Va and She can teach
Music on Piano and Guitar, LATIN and Mathe-
mates, French and German. spoken and witt
ten. and English branches IS taught in schools
OF the highest order. salary less an object
than a comfortable home. one within easy
reach Of Memphis preferred. AmpleSt testimo-
mails given Address Or. 3 II. FORD, or Dr. A
A BURLESON, No 3ls Front street, Memphis.
aamR1Er
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HORsE LOST.
lEITI.E STOLEN

Alight hay HORSE, swob tail, high headed
heavy name, one hind foot, fast ~trutter, and
about nine years old. Any one returning the
above Horse 20 Forests Stable, on Adams
street.. will be literally rewarded. janZ II
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The finest Virginia tobacco, Hollands
Empress, Testers fig, Grape juice, Fur
guson Natural leaf, to be had at White
House segar stand, Is Madison street.
70 fW
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JeWelry Store for Sdle.-A good
chance offered TO buy an old and well es-
tablished business " stand - none better
in the city. Apply at 2l7l Main street,
under Worsham house. deco If
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NEW ORLEANS,
500 REWARD,

MADE his escape, from the Courthouse. IN
M tie town OF CcNinEton, Triton county
Tenn, January u, 1857 VIZ. 2. BURGETf'
who is charged with murder. He IS aooltf E.
years old, red headed NATURALLY. but has had
his hair and beard recently dyed black. Hfs
nose IS considerably mashed from a blow 81
some weigh about lS pounds 4
WIN give tine Hundred Dollars reward for his
apprehension 50 that can get BIN.
~ SLAUGHTER
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riers without certificate from me, and
to report at the counting desk any ir-
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