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Fashionable Dancing Academy.

ATADAME LEIsE. OF New c,rissrs ,-,-,r.t
VI most respectfully annouuca ~ M. orra.a4..1
o. o. hefnPnis that she will open her clsssss for
80 - s53ss - 2 - ~ acc1upl lsument on the
IhIt.D = UESDA1 In September at me Tsf-
lerson bloeA second street. where she trusfg
by stri-t attention 70 the zdvancerler.f ~ -
pupil s VINO may be lnErgstsd 10 her cIIslr,-s ~,
merit share Of the public patrouage- l5sd
=, naVlng taught In most Or the prinriraI
elites or the south and Southwest hons n.
meet mere WITH the same unbounded suceezs
Whlcn has hitherto marzeu her course OF i'm
struetlon elseEh here Days aud nours of tuition
half past . O'Clock Ill dark. n5r Isliise T-,--
10 am w! u for Gentlemen, from I'm I0
pm All the same day. References urrerrar.-
uOnable, Tor y hlch, and other parf.cuIsrz
lease see circulars which viii be found ~ 81,
prln 'lpal book and music stores. Terms mod
efaLe Nallstnenles and Uauciua taught f1 pri-
given fu ics a month
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MASONIC COLLEGE,
Macon, Tayeite County. TeDB.

GITUATED thirty miles from Memphis. sever,
- miles north OF Lafayette Depot, n. & q r. n
FACULTY.
or Ancient Languages:
OTWAT 3. fOuNG, Al, Professor OF srafhs-
MATES;
COLIN McKIENEY, AN, Professor OF Mental
and Moral Science and English L literature,
ms institution was rsopened October Isf.5
anu has reached a state OF permanent en-
cheney. Next Annual session uiu be- flre.lf7
July ID, lsel, and viii consist OF Two Ierns-gD
weeks each.
Ch AkS ES--s,uglish and Mathematics. sd.
- snd $50 per Term. Each Language 81 srfr5
per Term. Coilsinsent Zee. s. 50 per Term
Excellent board, Including room. frel --azi,-
Ing ano light, sl3 rer month.
Al necessary apparatus viii be supplied
Conveyance from lafayette Station 10 ua-
con Wednesdays and Saturdays.
We the Trustees, have determined tn r7al-r
tbis rst class Academic InsI itution
Lst- Ihe scholarship experience and success
OF our faculty.
"a. Ihs elevated tone OF our community.
80 me healthful locally. removed from the
oorrupting influences and vices OF eitv Iffe
sth- Favorable prices viii enable rs 10
achieve this suceess
President BOsrd -.......... d. g. 7. HUNTER.
- Ietary ------.-----JOhN W. ALEXA NDER
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A cottage residence OF ten rooms, with lot
60xl00 in the CITY OF Chicago, Ill, only three
quar- ers -nf a mile from the heart 90 the city,
and within one ocE Of the street railroad in
teTsecing every part OF the city, Valued st
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WONDERS OF THE MICROSCOPE.
Here is q description OF that which
many persons have never seen-a mi
croscopic photograph;
It is piece Of glass with a small circle
cut by diamond. The dot in the center
is so small that the sharpened point Of
the pencil have in my hand, suffices to
hide il altogether. 1t may be a speck or
blemish in the glass, but no, read on
thsslip Of paper, the name, "Langen-
helm, Chestnut street,p aud so in faith,
pun, 1t under Zentmayer's powerful mi
croscope. What does it reveal? Simply
that on that space covering the one six
hundreth part OF a square inch, seven
thousand eight hundred and fifty letters
have been photographed, each one five
thoussndth part Of square inch long,
and that these form the whole Of the
Declaration OF independence, and not
Declaratinn.onIy, but the portraits Of the
different Presidents, and the coats Of arms
Of the original thirteen States. Ifthis is
not nlultUnl in pdrUO we would like to
know what is.
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-rnlaI nallroad Aeclient.

( We end the following item in the Gin
ciuhati Commercial of the 20th inst:
The wife OF Professor Wines, late or
Tennessee, was killed on Tuesday last
at Chelsea, Michigan, by being run over
hy a passing train. Ih attempting to
cross the track, she was caught by some
portion Of her dress, causing her to fall.
Before she could recover, the engine
struck and threw her into the air, and
failing before the train she was run over
and terribly mangled.
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ONE Of the most desirable Plantations 90
I } The Arkansas river Is offered for sale at
Great Bargain. II contains ABOUT A1o0 acres
under cultivation; dwelling houses, negro
ouarfers. gin house with iOur S0-saw gins run
6v siea4n power saw and grist mill attached.
The plantation swell stocked with mules,
oxen and farming implements Purchaser
will have The privilege of retaining from - to
100 good acclrnatsd negroes. Possession given
Isf January For further Information apply 70
ROTSTETl TREZEN Ant & CO.,
Real Estate Agents, Zl6 Second street.
Or al +. q KIRK.
90 In Is jefferson street, Memphis.
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IN ancient times there stood in the
citadel Of Athens three statues OF Min
nerya. The first was o. olive-wood, and,
according to popular tradition had fallen
from heaven. The second was Of bronze
commemoFating the victory Of Mara
thon and the third OF gold and ivory
great miracle of art, in the age OF
Pericles. And thus in the citadel OF
Time stands man himself Iu childhood,
shaped OF soft and delicate wood, just
fallen from heaven in manhood =
statue of bronze, commen Drafting struggle
and victory; and lastly, in the maturity
OF age, perfectly shaped in gold and
ivory-a miracle Of art. - VITO q
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f4hSE SESSION, JUNIOR CLASS months.
walkers American Law, Eent's Commenta-
rlesr Blsnop on Criminal Law, Caruther's His
Lofy Of a Law suit, stephens Pleadings
SECOND SESSION or JUNIOR CLASS
monthE-
Parsons on Contracts, Parsons on Notes and
bills 6Tee1leaf on evidence
FIRST SESSION. SENIOR CLASS.
Adams Equlty gurisprudenee. Adam Is Fouffv
Pleading, kedneld on Wills Hfi1ard on NOR
cages, Parsons on Partnerships.
SECOND SESSION. SENIOR CLASS
Washburn on Real Property, TayInrou Land
lord and Tenant, Angel n Anues On COrro-s-
tions, Story's COufiiet OF Laws. ParsoIis m
Maritime Law, COnklin's U 5. Treaiis9.
kseltations and examinations each day Al 4
O'Clock Moot Court once each wesk and D
pellate Court once each month, presided over
by the Professors al together.
students permitted % enter any Class buf re,
diploma Riveu except 70 those going through
whole oourse.
Terms 81 per Session. payable In advanes
Entrance Fee, = per Session.
AL students OF Law can attend fres or charga
ne lectures Of the Coliege. tncluufuE IsctTres
% EiOeullon and explanation Of latin and
Ffeten technlcalities BY the President
Arrangenents VIII Be made 10 board and
I0ass students a. IS per month. AplIicsf IoDs
s1Quld be made early. 80
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Architect and Engineer.

rI1HE undsrsigned would respectfully inform
l his friends and the public that he Is pre-
oered to devote his whole attention 70 Design
tr1,- pans and Superinteuding Buildings with
as Iauch energy and attention 10 ais patrons
interest as ho did for the City's Interest while
: i0s1FFIoE-SfiIlman Block, Second and Aadt-
son streets. LhArges reasqna5le
- l.. j. H. MCCLURE,
-.----- Architaal and Enafnaar.
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COURSE or STUDY.

Constitutional LaW.....-.-.---Gfen- ALBEIT PIKE
Real Property q Pleading. on r. r. HATH
Personal Property n Pleading a NJ LEErs
Equity 4 Com naercial Law Hon. p. T. ECRgtGs
C,rlm. I.aw q AdrnlraIlv Gen. !. Il. EHaI..I.ll.
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NEW YORK CARDS.
YeIIOw FeEer and small PO1.

NV YoBE, June, 1871.
We. tns nndlsrstgn ed Shippina, ki Merchants Of
the city Of Dew York, from the OF repeated
testimony OF many different Sea Captains.
IN whom We have i'm plielt- conddsuce
and feeling 70 duty which We owe our fellow
men, hereby bear witness Of the great cont
dence We f-el IN he truly marvellous curative
powers or Major J. T. LANES INDIAN REM
EDl for Tie care and prevention ot small PoX,
Yellow Fever etc. and we eheArfuiy add our
sign aturea hoping rs W0uderfui InsTils and
great bessings msy BE made known to the
Worid - Brett sons a CO., a3 South street; Car
Us = Ward. 43 south street, b r. De Holf q Co,
Slmps 4 SnaW, n Uoeuties slip; Wm- a.
Moore, 10 south street; Jas i. IApscotty -
sout street Geo. Z. TapsgOtt, OF apscott Bro,
S. south street; Robert Hawke, s. south street,
and many others
This Remedy has never been known % fail.
Price per package, $. Forwarded free % any
...-. .f. J. I. LANE 4 CO.,
seq GwF f63 BroadWa New YORK.
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The Freedmen's Bureau law will ex-
pire next July by its own limit. It Is
understood that Gen. Howard will not
recommend its continuance beyond then,
in case the reconstruction OF the South
should be accomplished In that event
he VIII recommend comprehensive
system Of education for colored youths,
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A POOR seamstress in New York, who
makes paRtsloons for eight cents pair,
was kicked out of doors by her brutal
employer, because she refused to take
twenty-five cents for four pairs.
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MORD ANR DEED

The world is rife with nobler thought
Than trem hles on the tongue; f...
The world is full or melody,
- UnWriIten aud uusung-
TIE music OF a march IS sweet
But uction is subiin1e
And each may live a nOhler verse
Than e'eT WAS told in rhyme.
Sweep from my sight these foolish books
That vex my weary Dram,
And / will lit at Natur 5 feet
Her open page the plain
Aud read "a pleasant rOunde ay
In every blade that grows;
A lyric in the lily's leaf,
An epic in the rose
Let tmlSling OF the tongue or pen
To ioVe-Sick girls belong
The music OF a well spent life
Is sweeteT far than sony.
II likes me moi, this waste Of words
Our world were not 50 dead.
II maids and men would cease 10 write,
And live their verse instead!
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COTTON BALES.

VyHE undersigned have made extensive ar
i rsugements to supply the demand for these
Ties the present season.
IN sdditi0n 10 fh- FASSAIAN IRON TIE and
BUTTON TIE, so extensively used heretofore,
they now oner his ALLfGATOH TIE, with
teeth so arranged as TO iHstanty clamp the
hoap wheu The pressure Is remover mona the
bale, and hold u without slipping.
Great pains have been taken 20 secure the
best quElity Of iron
These Ties are 81 simple in their arrange
meut that they can be applied by any one, 70
bales OF any size, with the same facility and
eI peditiou ~ rope. In strength, security and
racihty OF application, they viii compare IA
vOrabIy with nyget introduced.
The advautagesof Iron Ties are now gener-
ally recognized; bat 90 is deemed not out Of
place 70 cal the attention OF those interested
10 the very emphatic recon mendatiOn OF I'm
derw riters, steamboat Captains, and Owners
and Agents OF Sea Steamers and sailing YES
ses, recently published in the newspapers in
New Orleans
CHAMBERS & LATTING,
sep No 10 Caroudelet street, n. o.
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INA SPEECH recently delivered at a
gathering Of negroes and Government
agents near Norfolk, Va, a loyal Ethi-
opian expressed the views of himself and
his felIow-blscks somewhat freely on The
subject of " squstter-sovereigntyn A
white listener to his very loyal harangue
furnishes this report:
He said: "The Indians were driven
off these by the whites, and that they
(the blacks would now take them from
the whitesn ave have suffered
enough" he exclaimed; now let the
white man suffer. The days when the
white man could say, Come here, John,
and black my boots" are past. The
times have changed, and now the time
will come, when / can say to the white
man, Come here, John, and black my
boots, and ne viii have TO come"
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B..J.:CHIDESTER, Contractor.
JOHN BARTHOLOMEW, Agent,
Ocll d&W Little Rock Arh
THE DISCOVERY OF THE ACE,
MoGIMsEY's MAGIC SOAP.

MO material which has ever been discovers,
n has effected greater dement's in the house,
hold economy than
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Sometimes it is all gladness and sun
shine, and heaven hself lies not far of.
And then it changes suddenly, and is
dark and sorrOwfui, and clouds shut out
4 the sky. In the lives OF the ssddest OF
US, there are bright days like this, when
we feel as If we could take the great
world in our arms. Then comes the
gloomy hours, when the fire win neither
burn on our hearths nor in our hearts /;
and aIl without and within is dismal,
cold and dark. Believe me, every heart
has its secret sorrows which the world
knows not, aud oftentimes we call 2 man
cold when he is only sad.
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THE LOKD'S DAY.

BY sra L. rri.vrr.n Iyrrox.
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eo00O REWARDI

OrrrcE n EMPHIs BOARnO or uNDKRWEIr' rs, I
MEMPHIS, TESN., june 4, 1857.
IN order 70 more e1feetuslly suppress incen-
1 disrIsm within the city o, Memphis, re-
ward OF
Two Thousand Dollars
win be paid BY the Memphis Board Of Under
-shaIl procure shs arrest and legal conviction Of
any person or persons guilty OF firing any
nrsuises insured by any OF the Insurance
fsoT1neuies cornprising this Board.
ieSH 81 ORDER OF THE BOARD,
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Some feelings are quite untranslated
No language has yet been found for
them. They gleam upon us beautifully
through the dim twilight Offabcy, snd
vet, when we bring them close 10 US,
and hold them up to the light Of reason,
lose their beauty, all At once as glow
WORMS, which glesm with such q spiritu-
al light in the shadows Of evening, when
brought IN where the candles are lighted,
are found to be only worms, hksso many
others - Us .'l Sln 2fsy
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/ The setting of great hope Is like the
setting OF the sun. The brightness OF
our, life Is gone. Shadows Of evening
fall around US, and the world seems but S
dinlrefeetion-itse broader shadow
We look forward into the coming lonely
night The soul withdraws into Itself.
Then stars arise, and the night is holy.
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We are sole agents and are prepared TO III
orders fOr the above
SEI-FaStGiiIg Wrought Iron Buckle TiG,
on the most favorable terms. We are having
them manufactured OF the most perior iron
and thoroughly tested. ..Es -..
ID. H. DAVIS & CO.,
Commission Merchants.
TC-gg--gT1, Trr..r - 49,
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'''s JOSE 1JosEPH W. NELsoH,
4TEGnsGs Cotton Plantation
for Sale

No. Hs Main street, Memphis, Tenn.
- gCra ~ oil Tl-rer1rists everv-vV here. uc.5
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KAEANAGH L DECKgR'S
BILLIARD TABLES
TIHE most reliable cushion used on Billiard
4 Tables Is the ~
CAT-GUT CUSHI0N.


Manufactured By KAVANAGH 4 DECKER
and aPatented Dec. IS Is8. (see scientific
American. ia. 70. No. IL
IL is the Ouly Cushion that possesses all the
qualities essential 20 a Perfect Cushten. Il Il
the most elastic aud mos. durable Cushion ever
offered 70 tire billiard playing public, as Il
abun Ianuy proven - The great deEnand for h
since It's tntrcductlOn- The peculiarly which
distinguishes the Cat-Gut Cushion and reuders
10 superior 10 all Others O. the tlghteued cord Oi
eat-gut which oveTlies tb g face and sdge o. the
Enb1er ana running Juo full length % the
Cushion, which prevents the ball rom bedding
Into tbe rabher ana jumping rOm The table
The addition OF the cut-guL cord also add
much % ne elasticity OF fle Cushion.
The Cat-f5ut cushion has already been sp-
piled % over loJ tables which are In constant
use. It can be applied te ables Of any make
Kavsnaeh 4 Deckez's FACTORY, al the cOrns'
Of Ceutre ana CauGl streets, =. u, is the mosi
complete o. IT'S kind IN tus world The ma
ehinery Is or The most iIa proved character, be
Lumber drying room tle -Argest 10 the United
states, the matsFfaI used tha best that can be
purchased, aud tae W9rkmen thoroughly
Billiard Cloth, Balls, Cues and Trimming, al
Of the best make, constantly on hand.
Kavanagh & Decker are the only agents in
tGis county Tor kays Cue Cement, adjudg0d
by competent authorities % be the besr Cement
ever used- ...
Full size Tables cut down for SiOO.
send for IHust ated Price List.
kANANAGH & DECKER
Corner 0f Centre and Canal streets,
Esl tfeZu ..... heE horE CITY.
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J. Field, deed, his Home Place-the place or
Clay 4 Field, and The Plantation known as the
Content Place These Plantations are ia the
county OF Bolivar, Miss, and in flne condition.
fcr auiuvaliOn, having been cultivated for
ears past. There Is new and lne Circular
Saw-Mili on the Home Place, for sale
For further information apply 70 me at Paris
BOurbon county, KY, OF % Dr. e j. Field, on
the premises B. J. CLAY
ocla Adm'g q !. Field, decd.
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n . TICE
10
GAS CONS UMERS

IN. compliance with pIedge made in their
comm uuication Of February last, 10 the
hon. Mayor and Board OF Aldermen. the
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CYRESE Coulmsndery, No. 4. Meets 4th Mon
day Of each month John Zeht, Conn., n. J.
" Itr1rf Rec.
A. AND A. SCOTTISH RITE.
llL E-.nf IgLaeaL

HERMEs Lodge - Perfection, 18Th; No. /.
Stated COmmunicatioua2 ID Wednesday night
OF each month. Henry 2. NcOdRrd, 6zd, G..
NJ; Charles n. Carroll, 18th, Sec
HrTHRAs LOdze Of Perfection, l4th.i NO. Z
Meets 4th Wednesday Of each month. George
Msllersh, sd, c. NJ. A. 4. Franklano, a1d,
Sec.
CAsIPHTA Council of Princes Of jerusalem l6th.i
No. D. Benz. X. Puuen, go, Tarsh.'.; -
H-, EeC..s -.
CkIvAKY OK 4p-rEE Of Rose Crolx. 18th, No. I.
Charles ". Adams, 82d, M. ~. a. I. Tom
linsou 82f, SeC.-.
PHILIPPE DUpLEssETs Council Of k-hr S0th.r
No. ]. Henry Z. WOOdard, sd, Comm. :
William Y. Clr0de. SD, Rec
COS-IsTORY or WEST TEHssy EssEE, sd. John
Alnslie. 33d-, Comm. in Chiefi Dodge &.
Trader, S2d Reg.
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HEBREw OALENDAR.
MASONIODIREOTORY
1867.

AEGERoFA, No. l6a Meets lst Monday in
eve~y month, at Odd-F Fellow Hall cor. Court
Bnd Main. ID. r. Forster, 24 Front street
". NJ: John Beamisn, Secy.
BoUrE MExrEIIs. No IlS Meets ID Friday Of
each moutn-EBll. cor. Madison and Second
j. 7. BeIlars, ". NJ; Benz. X. Pulleu, Sec.
LEII.A SCOTT, No. 28o. Meets LIST Friday or each
rnoutn-Hall. cor. Madison and Second. John
AiusIIe. ". NJ: 4. p. Woodward, Sec
HAMILTON. No. 2l8. Meets 81 Friday OF each
mouth-O odd Fellows HalI p. N. Stanley,
W. NJ " II. Butts, Sec -. q
KILwINNIlyG, No. S4I 10. ~ Meets sth Friday
Of each IunuLh-34 Front street. John !
WOrshsm, S3d, ". N; b. X. PuIen, sd, sec.
ROYAL ARCH.
FsryS Chapter, No 4. Meets I'd Monday OF each
m8uth -Ddd-Fellows' Hall, Johu Zeut, N. E
h e; b. n. Levy, Sec'y.
x. AND S. n.
FuREKA Council. No. s. Meets Sd Monday OF
each hruonth-Ddd- Fellows Hall. John Zent,
Tn. Iu.; n. J. Wiggln, Rec.
TENPLARS.
CYRESE CoUamsndsry, No. 4. Meets 4th Mon
day Of each month. John Zeht, Conn., n. J.
Wlggin, Rec.
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Wa,ats from. Mississippi.

A SITUATION in a Wholesale Grocery Store
! "A preferred, by man Of steady Moral Char
Rcter. He has had some experience in
Book keeping. His scGuatntance extends TO
Ehickasaw, Oktbbeha, LOWndes, Monroe
aud PontotOc Counties, Miss Perfect satisfac-
tiOn given as to character, qualification, etc.
For the present address ID, Box 80. CoEinth.
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Moulin SRI > hAIlO SOA p
It is labor saving invention, as well as an IN
valuable remedy In Scuryy, Scald Head Erv1p-
tons OF The Ektn and Piles Dandruff il re-
moved from the head, the Teeth whitefled ana
cleans-d, Plais and JeWelFy cleaned. STAINS
efeetually removed from Carpets, Furniture
Clothes, Paint, Narnish or Marble VITA ~
greatest facility and without injury to the ma
Jerial- IL is great saving OF time and Iabo-
in washing Clothes 1t Is the only known soa1s
which VIII wash Flannels with the ease Of CO.,
ton or linen without falling or shrinking An
these Important objects can be effected witbone
injury to the skin or the most delicate fabricS-
II possesses no deleterious qualities " ghafeve~
The world is challenged to produce \ man
which possesses 50 many valuable propertie-
and which Is 50 innOcuOus and safe. IL r. =
home invention, and dsies composition in sn5r
part OF the world. It has become a necessilr
In Memphis, and its use = rapidly spreadir-
throughout the south, and eventually will -
tend over the Yankee states, North and Souff,
America, Europe, Asia, africa and Ooesnice
Manufactured solely By Z. p. McGimsey Nars
phfs Tenn. and sold at the following plaes- ~.
the city at wholesale and retail Page n ~, =
Deanis Taylsrls Drug Store, Poplar sfreet's
KInr's corner OF Third and Adams. Olive 4,
Cos DeSOto Block, Madison street: will sro,-
be found at any respectable family grocery oT
drug store. The proprietor Is determined fhaf
its manufacture shah keep pace with the rsns-
idly extending demand for its use. ani9
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r. H M o " a Il.
FdIlsa6Te Plantations to Lease.

] 1ENDElls0N"U UWEN, IaIe-O -OI brown q owen.
!. f. MCHUTT late Of McNutt, TrOtter 4 Bailey
. Q. p. HAMMOND.
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EMPIRE SEWING MACHINE co.,
Principal Office. G16 Broadway,
NEW YORK.

n REAT ImprOvemenL in Sewing Machines :
Vt Empire Shuttle, Crank Motion Sewing
Machine. n Is thus Rendered. uoissless IN ac-
ton It's motion uelEg all positive, 10 ls not
liable 70 get out Of order IL IS ths BEST Family
Machine, Notice is called 10 our new and i'm
proved Manuftcturiug Machine for Taitors
and Boot and 5uoe fttteus. Agents wanted, n
whoIa liberal dl-cuuut viii be given. No
eonsign IN uts made
IS dau.nn EvsrHE sE.,rr,sa lTAcETrSIE Co
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THE First Drawing which took place at Her.
i nando, Mis-, ON the 18th inst. was attshded
with unusual success, Whan ~ Is remembered
tnat put "a lew weeks elapsed from the incep-
tion OF the enterprise to that event 5000
worth OF tickets having been sold, a ike
amount OF property was drawn for, under the
supervision Of gentlemen selected by the ticket
holders present. 1he utmost harmony and
good feeling peTvaded those present, and, Is
VIII be seen from the subjoined csrginoats OF
the Managers, the affair was conducted 70 a
close in q most gratifying and satisfactory
ulanners lH.'I.Hts rUsTEl.I
-.4 HERHASDo. Mss, June Is lS57.
We hereby certify that the above report Os
the First DraWing 0f the Southern Asylum Is
correct, and that the proceedings were charac-
terIzed by aspirit Of fairness and justness un-
surpassed By any Drawing Of which we have
any knOwtedge The Managers OF the Com
pany placed The tickets and wheels under our
sole maRAgement and control.
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Sfrth Prize.
Tenth Prize:

Cottage Residence, S rooms; lot 120xl7O feet
on BOrland avenue, near Memphis and
Charleston railroad, near corporation line
Valued at $1,000.
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One residence lot adjoining above property
25xl00 feet. Valued at $500. ..-.7. III r.
Fifth P5t%e.