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Weekly Trinity journal., 1867-12-14

Special NOtice.-In calling attention Of the
the advertisement of Dr. Youngs Institute to be found
in another part of this paper feel answering the
dictates of honest conviction in pointing suffering hu
manty the honest and skillfu Medical practitioner. 1t is
the duty of whose knowledge it in his
power to act guide those who otherwise would unw
tlngy take wrong path There is need to wear out
life OF pain and anguish and in the end fill dishoDored
grave Hesitate longer unfortunate but turn to the
Doctor who restore giving place of wasted
energies and impaired constitution full health yigor and
power.
The Institute has been in successful operation for
teen years and the pioneer Institute of the coast
SO II has been the pioneer in the march of progress.
We say again to the aiced-read the advertisement and
follow its aivces 37:ly
Weekly Trinity journal., 1867-12-14

THE Government Notifications at Lime Point
have been commenced.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1867-12-14

FOLLOWING are number of queries PROFOUND
ed by the Marysville appeal which some admirer
of the new State Superintendent of Schools may
see fit to answer :-s Brother Fitzgerald says
that all party politics should be carefully ex-
cluded from public schools Very well.
But what is party politics Is it party politics
to teach our children that we owe allegiance to
our Government? Is it partly politics to teach
IN the schools a reverence for the Constitution
Is 1t partizan to teach our children to abhor
treason and hate traitors? Who thinks it par
tizan to hate the treason of Benedict Arnold
Is it any more partizan to teach American chill
dren to hate JEFF. DavisH'
Weekly Trinity journal., 1867-12-14

PARDoNED.-We are glad to notice that among
the last acts of his official career Governor Low
pardoned Henry Wappner, convicted OF murder
in the second degree and sentenced to the Pen-
tentiary for life, some five years ago. Wappner
was formerly resident of this county, but
committed the offense in San Francisco, un-
der circumstances which induced his old ac-
quainances here to more than once petition the
Governor in his behalf From attaches of the
Prison learn that Wappner's conduct has
been most commendable during his confinement,
and we trust that his future conduct may be
such as to give his old friends no cause for re-
gret that they nterceded in his behalf
Weekly Trinity journal., 1867-12-14

SERIOUS STAGE Acc1DENr.-Frank Wheeler, of
Taggart's stage line, furnishes us with the fol-
lowing particulars of an unfortunate stage acci-
dent which occurred at Coffee creek, six miles
above Triaity Center, in this county, on the
night of the lst instant: The up stage, driven
by Martin, crossed the Coffee creek bridge about
o'clock, P. NJ, and the driver apprehended no
danger in getting through the slough just north
of it. having done so in safety the same morn
ing. But the heavy current during the day had
quilted the road to such an extent that when
fairly in the stream the stage was capsized, AID
the body separated from the running-gear. On
the seat with the driver was Mr.. Sammis, agent
for the Alta California, and on the inside DR.. j.
H. Hamilton (well known to citizens) and
two Cinnamon. The Cinnamon jumped as the
stage was going over and reached the shore in
safety Mr. Sapmis went into the stream, and
after going some distance caught hold of bush
and succeeded in saving himself; Martin, the
driver, was carried long way down stream, and
landed on the north side of the stream, out so
severely injured that he had to be taken to
Akcrs residence, and medical aid summoned.
Dr. Hamilton was drowned. His body was
found on Tuesday evening, some three miles be-
low the scene of the accident. The four horses
in the team all drowned. Wells, Fargo Il
Co.'s treasure box, containing s., 900, and mail
were lost. The accident is mainly attributable
to the high stage of water in Coffee creek, which
the heavy rain of Sunday in that section had
caused to overflow its banks. The accident is a
sad one, but it is fortunate that there was no
greater loss of life.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1867-12-14

DISTRICT CoURT.-Judge Garter arrived or
wednesday evening, and Court opened the fol
lowing morning. The following cases have beer
before it:
Healey VS. Healey Commissioners report o
sale confirmed.
Dockery VS. Murphy.-Demurrer overruled, and
defendant given ten days to answer.
Weaver, ct. al. VS. Dumphy days time
allowed to file bill of particulars. Change OF
venue applied for, and will be granted.
Dacys VS. Griffin Kellogg, on injunction bond.
Demurrer taken under advisement.
Cases of Griffin, Hupp Sutherlin and Tracy
Scofeld VS. Greenhood Newbauer, continued.
Newman VS. Newman-Divorce. On trial when
we 60 to press.
PERsoNAL.-Mr Oliver Badger, of San Fran
cisco, agent and travelling correspondent for the
National Deaf Mute Gazette, a handsome sixteen
page monthly, edited and published by an asso-
citation of Deaf Mutes, is in town soliciting sub
scrptions. He will leave here for Douglas City
on Saturday morning, and will be at Junction
City on Monday, for the same purpose. He met
with great success at Red Bluff, Shasta and 9th
er points on the way, and trust that his labors
in behalf of his brother nnfortunates may not be
in vain Our citizens will be aiding good cause
and worthy object in subscribing for the Gazette,
which costs only 81 75 per year.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1867-12-14
Important Certificates.

" owe much to you, for I verify believ
he Plantation Ditters saved my life.
REV. W. II. WAGGoNER, Madrid n Y"
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Until further notice the Mails VIII close a
follows:
For Cairo, Chicago, St Louis, Nashville, Louis
vile. Gneinnati. Cleveland. PittsburR, Phiis
delphia, Buffalo, Albany, New York, Bali
more, and all cities north and vest a
8l5 p m
For Chattanooga, Richmond, Washington
Augusta. Columbus. ga. Montgomery, Mo
bile, Ala, New 70 K, Nashville, and ali citiei
south and east, al 5:8l pm.
For New Orleaus. Baton Rouge, Jackson. Miss.
Nlck-burg, Natchez, and all cities south, al
Apm.
Al stations on Mississippi and Tennessee
southern, New Orleans, Jackson and Greal
Northern railroads AZ $3.50 pm.
All stations on Men phls and Louisville ans
branch railroads at 3 pm.
AL stations on Memphis and Charleston, MS
sssippi Centred. Mobile and OHIO. Nasbvll,
and Decatur. Nashville and Chattanooga anC
East Tennessee railroads at s pm.
For Little Rock, Pine Buff and sill Landing
ca ATkansssand White rivers, (ssmi-WsekIyI
tuesdays and Saturdays.
Mississippi liver south, tsemi-weekly, Tues
DAYS and Saturdays
Mississippi r~iVer-ncrth, (semi-Weekly), Mon,
days and Fridays.
h c. GTST, Postmaster Memphis.
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0AoOAND 911kDEOAN @9OA -
THIS School ia locatei one n a-hqlf miles
/ from Green wood Depot IN the Virginia
Central IA lrosd and H. cen miles west o.
The location + well ls1owa As Dc Ge-sne liar
risCu. Rev VIM DinW dltp.a' o. pr-f Il ward D.
Smith formerly conducted ~rh ~ 3 nt1 pla"e.
conducted by John 5 Cooke $50. BEING STU
ated IN one OF fEs most GsHuiiiui portions OF
AlDamarle county, in Tie mid Z oi a refined
and Intel ige7t cp annuity remote rom places
OF dissipation. a. q con vsuient TO churches ana
Sabbath schools ri tn learius denOniina
tons, II possesses rare advantages for Boys
school.
The curse ofstudy is designed to be thorough
and con- ~rehenslve IN Ancient and Modem
Languages, Mathematics and the English
Branches, rnd also 10 embrace the elements Of
Natural and Moral Ncienoes and History.
The Principal was educated at the University
OF Virginia, and has had an experience OF
nearly ten Yeas in teaching in schools o. high
grade In this State. including DIT. Gsssnsr Har-
rlsOn's school, bloomfield Academy, Lynch
burg Fsmaie seminary, and Hon IN. t.
The Associate Principal was also educated AZ
the University Of Virginia, and has had an ex
p~erience OF eight yeats in teaching in the
Southern State-fogmerly ia E~dgswOrth Fe-
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:
UNIVERSITY OF VIRGINIA, April :, 1867.
Al view y Jul RNA1AAAEA &AA4AAAA@4AG " AZ
hessrs. H. n B. and Al. Wood, We do not
hesitate cordially to recommend their school
70 the confidence and patronase OF the public.
5 Maupin, A.Schele De We're,
VIM. H. McGufey, J. S Davis,
Francis II. smith, j. b. Minor,
il Cabell, r L. DildersleeVe,
C.S NeRable, VIVA, K Peters.
TEL NJ s;
For board and tuition, including fuel, wash
ing and lights for the session Of TIN months,
two hundred and sevenIy-nvs $40 dollars IN
currency. Payments one-half in advance, bal
anee on the lkt of February.
The sessions on the LIST OF Septem-
Der and close on the 9th OF June. Pupils viii
be received az any time during the session,
with a pro rata deduction in charges. Boys
from a distRnc- will be allowed to remain dur
ing vacation SIS boarderS in the family OF the
Principal.
Arrangements are made for conveyance from
the Depot Greenwood to the school iumedi-
ately upon arrival.
Sc Only two boy in a room.
p. 0-GreenwoOd Depot. Albemarle county,
Virgins te5 II
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PLANTATION AND NEW STEAM
SAW MILL FOR SALE.

RARE CHANCE FOR A PAYING IN
"A vestment The plantation Is known as the
town Of s Lake Bluf." on " htte river, Ark., IA
miles above the Memphis and Little Rock rail-
road crossing, containing between four and nNe
hundred ares, about one hundred cleared
Us feet above the late overflow, the remainder
h-avfIv rfmbsred. together with the wnoie OF
aalf interest IN a NEW STEAM SAW MILL
forts horse powerIEngine, BlscEsmith's shop,
oar eutsas Tools Wagons and all necessary
appurtenenres for r%unuing ne same. There Is
adne Mansion with niue rooms, a Cstern, Tea
paaity Gay Raloue3 three Cabins a " arehouse
on the river. The above viii ue sold az low hg-
ures and on easy terms For further psrticu-
lars address Nr n & H.
mvsrf Anneal Office
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On saturday, guIy 8. Isez.
Tritstee,s GnLe

DY virtue OF a deed Of trust executed tn me
ID on the first day Of January, A. u, 1885. Dy
q. v. Hart and Julia A. r. Hart, his wife. and
duly registered in the Registers cdiBe Olshelby
County, Tennessee, n record book No "a. part
ID, pages 63 aud GA, to which reference Is
hereby made. For the purpose OF paying the
debt therein secures, I will, on THURSDAY. the
18th day OF June. 1857, on the premises near
tue city OF Memphis, In the County OF Shelby,
and STATE OF Tennessee, Expose to public sale
ana proceed 20 sell TO tue highest bidder, for
Cash, the following described larcei Of ground,
OF shrlby, state OF Tennessee, near the city OF
Memphis, being one-half OF tot Nc. hty-two,
sa2j OF Wtlou thby VII Jams subdivisiuD, and
bounded as follows: Beginning az a stake on
the west side OF Walnut street, the corner Of lot
No nny-one, t5ll ruuning south with the iine
OF said street three chains and ~sizty-nve aG5)
links, - stake the corner Of lot No. nny-nve,
81 thence " est with the lineO fsaid lot No hfty-
i've 81 ten ehaiusand nlnety-savsn To- 1lnks
70 a stake thence north three chainKaud sixty
i've $3.50 links 10 a stake, thence east ten
chains and Hinety-seven Q0g0 links to the be
ginning, containing four acres The part
hereby intended TO be conveyed Is the north
half OF said lot No nfty-two, 81 the same hav-
ing been willed 70 the said Julia A. p Hart, BY
her mother, Elizabeth W. Tanner. on the 6th
day OF March, 1861. The equity Of ption
in and to this property is expressly vatvi d IN
said deed OF trust, and the title q believed to
be good, but ] sell AID convey only IS Trustee
Sale to be made between the hours OF one and
four o'clock in The afternoon.
je7taa n. O. HARRINGTON. Trustees.
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Affnchlnenf R,lit

Law Court OF Memphis
W. Gibson & 90, plaintiffs vs. Gulenwater
q Havuie. defendants.
a FFlDANIIS for attachment having been
"A made in this case in pursuance OF seefion
1856 OF the Code Of tennessee. u attachmenr
having been issued and ret-rned BY ~ n-~,e-
omeer levied etc" on the property of ~
defendan 5, ater & Hayuie.
Il IS Therefore ortered thai said defendants
appear at theC Ou thouse in the cifg of &c.,
phiS, Tenn, on or before the second Nondavf h
June rext, and defend tlis SUIT, or che sane
VII De tasen Tor confessed as % them and The
cssc Sc 1r nearing eX pa-te, ami Llat a COPY
OF this order be published nee a week Tor fo1r
consecutive weeks IN the Meaphis APPFAI-
ACopy JOAN DONOVAN nerE
Clerks Once, May 2 1857.
tlapp.- Vance q Anderson, Attorneys for
Plaintiffs. mavsT 49,
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attachment Suit.

H~AaN 0A-aNm
Law Court OF Memphis.
William B. Gray, plaintiff, ". WI Nesbitt de-
fenGaut.
A FFIDAVIT for attachment havfnr been
u made 10 LNs ca IN PURSUANCE OF seaton
AD Of the Code o. Tennessee, and affsrfws~f
having been issued and returned BY tho ursoer
officer levied, etc" on the property of fhs
deieDd1nt W.D Nssbitt;
i is therefore ordered, Thst said defendant
appear al the Courthouse. in the city III Npn-
phis. Tenn. on or before the second Mondrv
IN June next and defend this suit. or the
same viii be taken for confessed as to him ard
the case set for hearing tx parte. and thar a
copy OF his Or1er De published once a week for
f"ourcouSecuuve weeks In the Memphis AnneaI
A copy JOHN Donovan, Clerk
clerks Ofice. Nay ? IS57-
Clapp, Vance & Anderson, ATTORNEYS for
FiEiuGtE marN rawrann
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Go AND SEE IT.-LIsT OF Prizes TO
BE Distributed NEXT SATURDAY, AT
HEREANDO.-The list Of property-town
aud county lots and farms-to be distrib-
uted by the Southern Asylum in its first
drawing, on the 18th inst, can be seen at
the Office Of the company, corner of East
Court and Second streets. This list will
not be changed. Again, as now, the
cheapest and best property held by the
company will be placed at the head Of
the list, from which the property is drawn
off till the value of real estate distributed
is equal to the face value of tickets sold
as provided in the charter of the compa-
ny. The drawing takes place at Her
nando on the 18th inst. None Of the
managers or stockholders or company
can hold tickets, Persons curious in such
matters can see the two wheels to be used
at fernando, by calling at the agency of
the Southern Asylum.
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READ, EvERYBODY.-Tickets in the
FIRST drawing OF the Southern Asylum,
by which the cheapest property on its
lists will be disposed of, viii be sold up
20 the 10th of June, when the books will
be closed. Order tickets through the
office on the east side Of Court square.
For the convenience Of the public the
Office will hereafter be kept open till
even O'CLOCK in the evening.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-06-09

A SENSATIONAL proof Of the i'm
mense decline Of foreign dress goods is
shown in the advertisement of a leading
dry goods house, who offer rich grena-
dimes for about one third their cost of
importation. 1t seems to be the intention
Of this house to so reduce the price of
many lsadiug articles in their stock, such
as black lace points and dress goods, as
to meet the existing panic. We refer to
the house Of Messrs. Menken Brothers,
whose prominent position in our com
munity is a proof Of their ability as
merchants. Mr.. J. 5. Menken, of the
firm, is at present in Europe, and prom
ises 10 send home many novelties fresh
from that market. They have expressed
a determination to close out their entire
importation of foreign goods, if possible,
even st a still greater sacrifice.
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PIANos.-We kReE our. lady reader:
will appreciate our action in pointing
out 10 them the place TO obtain q good
piano, and musical instruments Of all
kinds and musical merchandise Of every
imaginable description. The same can
be found at the well known stand o.
Leopold GOepel, Nc. 375 Main street
He Is agent for the Knabe brand, which
has been pronounced by judges, unri-
vailed for power, sweetness Of tone and
beauty Of finish, and combining all the
qualities which tend to render these in-
straments perfect.
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Land For sale.

undivided one-half interest In 5000 acres
a OF Red uver bottom land, In lafayette
aud SEWER counties. Arkansas
This Interest. the title 10 which sper1ect- WIZ
be sold at y low figure, for ous-thtrd cash and
the remainder a. one and two years, WitEout
interest
river bottom land. above an overflow and the
fueSt body OF land in the state, in Crawford
These lands VIII be sold together or IN par
Apply 70 PIKE ADAMS,
Attorneys az Law,
v,haFF p02 Main street. Memphis
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A RICH DISNER--It wa our pleasant
privilege y day or two since, to partake
Of A dinner st the ladies restaurant Of
Monsieur John Castor, Adams street,
which we uphesitatingly pronounce une-
| oualled ven by that prince Of caterers
who presides over the cuisine Of the far
famed Delmonico IN New York, and ii
/ eiVes us pleasure to say that the eater
prise OF Monsieur Castor is meeting
with its just reward
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-06-09

In the Chaacery Court Of Memphis, Tenn
No IS-JOhn ". Letwick ECo. IS. Davis. Al
usOn q Co. ct al
IT appearing from AFFIDAVIT in this cause
a That the defendants, H. Davis.L ii. Auf-
son, B. F. Foster lnrm Of Davis. Allison G Cor,
National Insurance. COmpany. vi Davis and
VS. Davis are n0n-rushdants Of the state OF
Ten nessee
appearance herein, al the C~ourthousa in the
city OF Memphis. lem. On or before he frsr
Monday IN July Isl. and plesd. answer OF
be Axe for confessed as 70 them. and set for
hearing ex parte, and That a coy Of his order
be published once a week. for four successive
weeks, in the Memphis APPEAL
a copy-atJests
AUGlSION ASTON, Clerk and Master.
By RI bLACE, Deputy Lierk and Master.
Can't Naddeu, solS for complainant.
Eel Iaw4W
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The public are hereby notified not to
pay to any IA any bills due THE AP-
PEAL, for advertising since January 3lst,
unless they have written authority from
me. JOHN AINsLIE,
Cashier and Manager.
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,st respectfully,
MARY J. WE

GLOBE LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY.
In another column may be found the an
nual statement of this company, to
which we invite the special attention of
our readers. Its success thus far has
been most extraordinary. 1t is only two
and a half years old, and the official re-
ports of life Insurance corporations show
that the Globe has done from five to ten
times more business than was ever done
by any similar corporation at the cores
ponding period in its history. We call
the Globe a young company. 1t is so
only in name for its managers are
veterans in life insurance, and its re-
spected president may be said to be
one OF the ~originators Of the great popu-
lar movement in life insurance which
has brought the business so conspicuously
before the public. Ten years ago the
total number of lives insured by all the
companies doing business in this state
was only about 5000. The superintendent
Of insurance reports ove l3l, 900 lives
insured the past year. This is a wonder
ful increase. In the management of the
Globe, its officers and directors ignore
the narrow and unjust poliey-though
sanctioned by universal usage in the past
of taking money from the poor and
bAhAhE a. " NV AANhg " ioAASALAuk past
premiums when the policy holder is
unable to continue payment Such a
course, this company claims, very Justly,
perverts the sacred object of life inser-
ance, which is to invest at compound in
terest all premiums received, for the
/ special benefit OF prOperty-holders or their
widows and orphans after their decease.
The Globe claims to have originated and
adopted the non-brfeiting system of
making the premiums on every policy
non-forfeitsble, and applying every dol
lar OF premium to the purpose for which
il was intended. The officers and diree-
| tors of this institution act on the golden
rule of doing as they would be done by.
and never avail themselves OF any tech.
nicality to avoid the payment Of q lust
claim. For example, q Ease recently oe-
cured 10 the company like this The
payment Of the regular premium on a
policy was omitted Though accident.
and the policy lspsed, and the party sud.
denly died, leaving his family destitute.
The company were not legally liable /;
but, being satisfied OF the intention of
the party to pay the premium, the board
Of trustees unanimously resolved to paw
the amount insured. Though we have
other policies outstanding, we have
taken one in this worthy model institu-
ton.
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StoRishiRgl-NOtwithstaAding the
large number Of Dry Goods houses pre-
tending to sell at cost in this city at pres
ent, the store Of that well Known and
popular firm Of Elson Brothers has been
crowded ever since the announcement
Of their great clearing sale. Their
stock is still large and well assorted aud
must be closed out, and we would advise
any persons in want OF Dry Goods, etc.
to give this popular firm a cali before
purchasing elsewhere. ie9 stt
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OST OR NIISLAID-

Acertihcate for four shares Of capital stock in
the Memphis and Ohio Railroad Company said
certificate numbers three hundred and eight
and issued May I4ih, Is57, to VIM English, no~
deceased, for which I intend TO apply TO the
Treasurer Of the Company for a duplicate Of
the same. JOHN MoGRATH,
Executor OF said VIM. English's Estate.
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CHANGE OF BAsE.-Our friend Geo
w. Miller, formerly Of the Commercial
hotel, has purchased the Capitol saloon II
Whisky chute. He has, at considerable
expense, reftted and repaired the bar
room in an elegant manner, and vii
make it q resort for first class customers
He will open it with q grand lunch on
Monday morning at ten O'Clock, wher
his friends and the public generally arr
invited 70 call.
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THE NEXT LECTURE-Many have
been anxiously looking out for the
gallant and brilliant Chalmers lecture,
which has been on the tapis for several
weeks, but which, owing to the usual
Tuesday night storm, and tie generals
absence from the city on u occasion,
has not yet come off. Next Tuesday
night he win deliver the coveted lecture,
at the Tabernacle, for the benefit of the
Confederate widows and orphans" At
the close of the lecture q talented young
planter will declaim a thrilling lecture.
Hereafter, we understand the ladies have
agreed that no parties or other entertain
ments shall be given Tuesday nights, so
as to interfere with the lectures, that
uiqht, by common consent, being giUen
up to the benefit Of the "l0idO1gs and
orphans Of our martyr dead" We
shall expect next Tuesday night and
subsequent ones 10 zee large audiences of
our best citizens at the Tabernacle upon
the occasion of the Fanny Thurston
bapaff
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Base Bah Hdyers.-J. @. Moffat, 347
Main street, has got by far the largest
assortment of B. B. implements OF
any merchant in town. His stock COM
prises of English, Willew, Ash and
Hickory Bats, besides twelve different
STYLES Of Base BalIs-aII cheap.