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The FoRTIETH CoSGREss.-The Congress which
assemblies in December will stand politically
as follows: Republicans, l46; democrats, At.
The last Congress stood as follows: Republicans,
l45; democrats. Al.
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IC. SHE'LL, NJ. d..

DYSICTAN AND SURGEON. has resumed tn
Practice ol his Profession. and may be found a
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a National scandal.
DisgracefuI Conduct Of Mrs. Lincoln.

During the lifetime of the late President, Il
was known that the conduct of his wife gave
occasion for scandal, and in Washington circles
1t was notorious that filtration with Mrs. Lin
coin vas sure passport TO a Federal appoint
ment coarse, vulgar woman, she was only
tolerated as the wife of the President, and the
mention of her name was uniformly accompa>
MED with some sneering remark. The writer
spent several months in Washington toward the
close of Lincoln's Administration, aud in COM
mon. with all others who were attracted to the
National Gspital, was sboeksd =. ass s.--i-I-
Gus reports that were current in relation to the
mistress of the White House. Out of regard for
the President, and in Difference to the national
sentiment, the follies, if not something worse,
Of Mrs. Lincoln were CLOSED over, and with the
death of her husband, there was general dispo-
sitiOn to allow her to pass quietly into oblivion
Apparently, however, she is determined not to
be forgotten, and in one way or another she
manages to keep herself before the public Her
latest demonstration in this direction grew out
of the fact, that finding herself pressed for
means, she sent to a New York broker portion
of her wardrobe and jewelry to be disposed of at
auction. The following is an inventory of this
lot OF goods;
Cost
/ black centre camels hair shawl, long, 81 500
white centre camels hair shawl, long, 1920
l white centre camels hair shawl, square, 400
black centre camers hair shawl, square, $50
l red centre camels hair shawl square, 100
2 small shawls, square, Isl
l white Paisley shawl, long, so
l white Paisley shawl, square, SO
3 superfne point black lace shawls, 81 500
$500, $500, 23Oo
2 superfne point black lace shswls, $50,
$40, 90
l white point lace shawl, long, 1000
l white point lace dress, unmsde, 1000
l white point lace hounce, $50 |
white point lace psrasol cover, $50
white point lace handkerchief, so
Russian sable cape, 1900 |
/ Russian sable coat, 200 |
Also many other articles, including diamonds, |
Eo
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FoRT MCDOWELL, in Arizona, has been visited
by tornado which unroofed every building and
nearly destroyed the entire camp.
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A PRESIDENTIAL .TIcKEr.-The Cosmopolitan,
an American paper, published in London, pro-
Francis Adams for Vice President. The first on
account Of his apaila6tlity, and the second on
the score sf ability. This is on the kangaroo
principle-the heaviset part behind.
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Conr-es.ionnI Mi.,lnn,

Perhaps the folly of Congress was never
more conspie1ously displayed than in the
acts providing for the past and approach
ing extra session. The Constitution pro-
vides, in substance, that the regular ses-
sions of Congress shall commence on the
first Monday in December, annually,
unless the time shall be changed by Con-
gress. The acts we refer to do not pro-
pose to altar the time of the regular ses-
sion, but provide that the sessions Gre
Rted shall be "in addition - thereto.
Much perplexity exists in consequence
OF this buDgling legislation. 1t is plain
that the approaching session, commence
ing on the 2lst instant, must terminate
prior to the regular assemblage of Con-
gress, on the first Monday in Deeem Der
next, by some process. 1t will be the
shortest session we have ever had. No
law can be passed during it without the
Presidents approval, since he has, by
the Constitution, ten days to consider a
bill, and the session can consist of but
nine. Again, the tenure of Office law
gives the President twenty days in which
TO send in lists of bis " suspensions, y the
reasons thereof, and the names Of his
appointees. Are the nine days of the
extra session 70 be included in the count.
or is the time to commence at the begin
ming Of the regular session ?-NatiOnt1g
I7teIligeHceT, Sd.
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No. 226I.

In the Chancsry Court OF Memphis. Tenn.
Chas- H. Webb, vs.. The Estate otS. B. Hendrfr
deceased, and his heirs, ". r. Hendrix et aI.
I 7 appearing from affidavit in tris causs that
Il the defendants, Sarah E. smith and ms
band J. ". smith ars residents OF the state 81
Mississippi; Martha i. Holloman. j. p A
Holomau Snd Mary ]. Hendrix are residents
OF the state OF Alabama; Thos. O. Webb fOf
the nr q OF 7. c. Webb q Co.l and Henry E.rn-
mons are residents Of the Stale OF Msssaehu-
Tennessee.
It is therefore ordered thai they make their
appearances herein, at The Courthouse in the
city OF Memphis, Tenn, on or before the drst
AOnda ay In December. 1857, and plead, answer
Or demur 70 couplainants bill. or the same
Will De taken for confessed as 10 them and set
for hearing OK parte, and that a COPY Of this
order Be published once a week Tor Iour suc-
oeSSive weeks in the Memphis Appeal.
A copy. Attest.
AUGUSTON ALSTOS, Clerk and Master-
By r. ], BLACK, Deputy Clerk ard Master.
Ciapp, Vance a Anderson and HaruwelI L
stewart Sr1fg- for cOmDIr. naslu la
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LEGAL.
TRUSTEES Sale

DY virtue Of deed Of trust executed 70 r,e
ID the undsrsisned Trustee. On the 2ith day 81
June. 1857, BY " 4 POr1eroy- survlsiug par
ner OF the late firm OF T.. & a+y a Co and
Cathelu Clary. ministratrlE OF Erinund
Clary, decd, which deed r. duly recorded ia the
Registers Office Of shelby c1unty. Tenn fu
BOOK No 81 psges II. rs anu las. anu b. the
written rsquest o. the bensnciary in sals Lrnss
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No. Resiftent Noffce.

In the Chanoery Court Of Memphis, Tenn.
No. l47s-LOuis c. Nsrvilia et al. fnrn Of Nor
vile, Boone & Coz vs. John ID. Armour 81 a.
7 appearing rom AFFIDAVIT in this cacsa rbaf
i the Defendants John ID Armour ana E,ivrsrd
u jenkins are non-residents of The 5 ate OF
Tennessee
It is therefore ordered that they make their
appearance herein, at the courthouss in me
city Of Memphis, enn., within the frst three
days Of the next term Of said court. cornuasnc-
Ing on the second Monday in NOvem Der. 1857
and plead, answer OF den1ur 70 the petition OF
J. > wilkins et al, surviving partners a r. n.
CLARK q Co. who have become parties COM
plaiuaDt in the above cause, or Jhs same
viii be q ken for con esssd as to them. and sct
order be published once a week. for fOur sue
cessfve weeks, in the Memphis Appeal
A eopy-attest
AUGUSTON ASTON, Clerk and Master.
By K. J. BLACK, Deputy Cle<k ana Master
Thompson &Frazer, sols for Petitionsrs-
OcII LaW4W
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Nom Resifent Y0fjce

In the Chancery Court o. Memphis. Tenn
No Iae--Jno Dverton vs. 4. kI. Hopkins.
j Appearing rom arfidzvI1 IN thls- cause -f7st
4 the deieudsLt, A NJ Hopkins, is non-ress-
dent Of the SlaJe o Feunez -ee
It Is therefore ordered, that be make hfs an
pearance herein, At the COurthOuss Ia tha civ
Of Mem pins, Tenn, on or before The first Mon
Gay In January. 1855. and plead. answer or
defnur 70 complainant bill, or the same VIII %
taken for confessed a. 10 him, and set fr 7 hear
lag eNpaTte, and that copy Of this order te
puolk ned ouce week, for four Successive
weeks, in the Memphis Appeal.
A cOpF-atuess:
AUGUSION ALSTOV, Clerk & Master.
By r ,. BLACK d. C.AM.
CAN'T & Waddsu Sol. for COm plsinant.
Do5-lsw4W
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ChGHceTy Sale Of T0Gua6Ie
Cation PIgaaf0fiOs,

DY an order of the Chancery ourt OF Nfgrfg-
ID sippl county, Ark. a. May term A ID. - 7
we will er for sale to the highest aud bezf
bidder. upon the premises, on
WedG esdsy, the 20th day OF November.
A d. 1851, the farm known a. the 3. E. Harsfing
Plantation, situated one and a hall mi e below
Osceola, In Mississippi eOunly. ark. It has 4
good Dwelling. Cabins, Nrfb, GIu-house. f'f--
terms, etc. and two mere buildings viii be
competed before the Gay OF sale. 70 maze ft
suitable 70 work on the tenant svsfen1- II h
vel protected by ieyee, and has never failed TO
make crop ID the hishesE water.
IERMs O. SALE.-Oue-half Of the purehsse
money cash the balance in twelve mol.tbs
nom the DAY OF sale, retaining a lien upon the
land for the unpaid purchase money.
J. II. HAZARD.
C. L. II ORb
CHAS. BOWEN
a
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regarded as party question, but subject
10 which all alike are deeply interested.
II any better system Of finance can be
originated, Democrats and Republicans
are alike interested in it's substitution !;
but it is my firm conviction that, after
few contemplated amendments shall
have been made to the present banking
law, the National system will be az
nearly perfect as it is possible to render
any system of banking.
II the reasons have given above shall
in any way conduce 10 the withdrawal
of the subject from the arena OF party
strife, help to strengthen the confidence
OF the friends Of the system, and to gain
over to it the good will Of the masses who
are so deeply interested in its perpetual
tion, shall be gratified at this oppOr-
tunity Of expressing my views.
Very truly. yours Jay COOKE.
To Messrs A. II. Moss and J.. 3. HUBBAkD.
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THE DISCOVERY OF THE AGE.
MoGIMsEY's MAGIC s,

MO material which has ever been discovered
~ has effected greater benefits in the house
hold economy than
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AHERMAN.

The New York Herald, speaking of
SALMON P. CHAsE's chances for the
Radical nomination for the Presidency,
says:
Assuming that, after all, he will secure
It, and be nominated with some such
man as Fenton, Morgan, Stanton or
Geary for Vice President, and that Gen.
Grant will decline to run in opposition
to this ticket, what will be the course of
the opposition elements? They have
only to nominate Gen. Sherman, or some
such popular conservative Union soldier,
in order to sweep the whole North, from
the Atlantic to the Pacific, excepting
Massachusetts, and Vermont, and perhaps,
Kansas, and thus carry through n mighty
political revolution in 1858 from the
hopeful reaction Of 1857,
In another article, the same sagacious
journal says:
1t now becomes necessary that the
people show the opinions Of any man
likely to become a candidate Tor the
Presidency, in order 10 know that he is
positively with them against the ex-
tremists they rePudiate. 1t is especially
necessary that We should know the
opinions of Gen. Grant more cleAly than
we do. He Is now the most prominent
candidate. before the nation for the high
est Office in 1t. His patriotism and hon
est purposes are Wei known; his judg-
ment and ability in certain affairs are un-
questioned, and he has shown a disposi-
ton to national economy Of the happiest
promise; yet it would be well il we had
from himself positive, Affirmative knoWl-
edge of mis- views on the political condi-
tiOn of the country. Ia the absence Of
such knowledge of the opinions OF the
General, Lieut.-Gen. Sherman stands
forward as the most distinguished soldier
whose sentiments are known, and known
to be in harmony with the present ideas
Of the people. It is time, therefore, that
Gen. Grant come out. Let him develop
his lines, that people may know where
he is.
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COURSE OF STUDY.

FIRST SESSION, JUNIOR CLASS months
Walkers American Law. Eent's Comments-
ries, BIsnop uH Criminal Law Csruthsr's His
tory OF a Law suit, stephens Pleadings.
SECOND SESSION Og JUNIOR GLASS;
months
Parsons on Contracts. Parsons on Notes and
Bills, sresnleaf on Evit tence.
FIRST SEsS ION, SENIOR CLASS.
Adams Equity Iurispr prudence. Adam g Equity
Pleading, Red deld on Wills. billiard on Mort
cages, Parsons on Partnerships
SECOND SESSION, SENIOR CLASS o.
Washburn on Real P Operty. Taylor on Land
lord and Tenant, ANGEL X Aules on Corpora
uOns, StOry's conflict or Laws Parsons on
Maritime Law, Conkiin's U. 3. Treatise.
RecitatiOns and examinations each day at (
o'clock Moot Court once each week, and Ap-
peliqte COurt once each mourh. presided over
by the Professors all together.
~tufeuts permitted 70 enter any Class. but no
Diploma given except TO those going through
whole Course.
Terms So Per Se ssi0u, payable In advance
Entrance Fee, 50 per session.
All Students Of aW can attend free OF charge
the Lectures Of the College, including Lectures
on ElOcufiOn and explanation Of Latin and
French technicaliiies BY the President
Arrangements viii be made TO board and
lodge Students At SZ5 per month. ApIIicatioDs
should he made earfv -.f0
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1l-ReaIde1lf Noffce-

In the Chaneery Court Of Memphis, Tenn.
No. IsI5-Har1ison Irby, Administrator OF tra
estate Of James A. Hart. deceased. vs. I.uriuda
Hart, Geo. p. Hart, ct al.
IT appearing from AFFIDAVIT in this cause thzf
i the defendants, Laveruia p. Hart and s :
Dean. administrator OF II. II. Dean. deeeased-
are Tesid. nts OF the State OF MississirIr.i ard
non-residents o. the State Of tennessee
lt j. ther, fore ordered that they make their
appearance herein, at the Courthouse fn the
city Of Memphis, Tenn, on or before TIE rrzt
Monday in December. 1907, and plead ansztr
or demuE to complatrant's bill, or the same
will be taken for confessed as to them ana =
for hearing exparte, a. d that q COPY OF this or
der De published once a week for our success
two weeks in the Memphis Appeal
A copy. Attest.
AUGUSTUS ASTON, CLERK and Master.
BY r BLACK, Deputy CLERK ana Master
wilson & Beard Solicitors for Complainant.
mol
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LODGES.
AygERoEA No. l6s. Meets let Monday In
everv month 81 Odd -Fellows' Kali. cor. COur1
snd Main. d. B. Forster. 234 Front street
W NJ: John Beamish, Sec'y.
BUurH MElIrHIs, No. us. Meets ID Friday o.
each month Hall. cor. Madison and Second
J. 7. Sellars. ", NJ; Benz. K, Pullen, Sec.
LEILA SCOTT, No. 28q- Meets lst Friday OF esch
nontu-HaI. cor Madison and Second. John
Afnslie ". NJ; H. p. WOodgard, Sec.
HAMTIT0S, No. 2o9. Meets Sd Friday Of each
Fellows Hall. P. NJ Stanley
W.M ". II. Butts, Sec.
KILwIEEING, No. 81 ~. D. Meets 4th Friday
Of each month-2q Frent street. John J,
WorshHm, SSd, ". Il B. X. PuIleu, SD, Sec.
ROYAL ARCH.
PEES Chapter, No l. Meets % Monday OF each
h-Odd-Feliows' Hall. JOhu Zent, NJ. f.
II. P: B. "A. Levy, Ssc'ys
R-ANDs.M.
EUHEKA Council. NO.6. Meets Sd Monday Of
each ulonth-Odd- Fellows Hail. John Zent
Tn. H.; y. J. Wiggtn, Rec.
rEllPLARs.
CHREEE Commandery. No. 4 Meets 4th Mon
day Of each month. John Zsnt, Com; n. J
Wiggtu, Pee.
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A. AND A.. SCOTTISH RITE.
Qns uE,l.sf gF4aaf

CHREEE Cornmandery. No. 4 Meets 4th Mon
Wiggiu. Pee
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T0OF, PHILLIPS & CO.,
COTTON FACTORS,
WHOLESALE cRocERS
Commission Merchants,
No. 266 Front ST., McmnbIs.

mo. s. rooF. CHAs. I.PHILLIPs. En-. yAHA .
SI6IEI attention PAID 90 the STORAGE AND
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ga-GiuE same strictly obayrd. Our facilities
FOR the handing Of ColOn are unsurpassed,
and we Invite esregial attention 20 tuis branch
Of our business, feeling assured OF our ability
to glv- entire salts action to all who may favor
us with their patron ga.
Re All shipments covered by our Open
Foley Of Insurance, unless otherwise IN
structed.
Our stock Of BAG TTNG, ROPE. IRON TIES
and PLAN rATlON SUPPLIES Eeuerallv viii
Always be louud full and complete, and offered
on as good Ie ms SIS can De I ~ in this market
ThanAfuI 10 our Numerous patrons for the
very liberal tzv0Is hitherto extended us. we r.
spectiuly ask ccluuunuce Of the same,
pledgiEg every e efUrt on uur part 10 give salts
faction by strict attention 10 t-e wants and in
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Major j. j. BU-BY. whose connection with
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Stray Notice.

TAKEN UP BY ]. NJ HaIlurn, In the second
i District Of shelby county, October lst. 1857
dark bay mare Mule, Is hands high, years Ola
branded on lefs nip K, on the left shoulder 81
Also, light bay mare Mule, ~ hands high
oranded Z on len shoulder and R on left hip.
Each valued 81 Sio0
trieG, enc bay mare Mule, four years old
The owners are notified to come forward ana
take them away.
ANDREW STEWART. Rsussr-
Raleigh. October p. 1857. oc2f IaVs{ws
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Trustees sale.
On Saturday. NovaroI,e- 7e 1aa7

II virtue OF deed Of trust rnGde TO me By
ID Fannie T. Hunt and John a. Hunf N tre
lst day or August, 1875, and recorded IL the
iseglsters ONCE Of shelby ouunty. in book NO.
ness therein named, will
On Saturday, November 2S, 1867,
hetWeen the hours Of 10 anu II n-c. .oez am. IN
mont OF the Law Court rooms. in the CITY OF
aemphis, sell 70 the highest b1fder for cssa
ne following lad lying in shelby HcCuarv.
tennessee eglnnlng ~ a stake in the uartr-
eist corner OF Dr ". A. Booths l55 acre tract
VITA elm maple and red Oak pointers nee
a chain 10 a stake; thence east Ig. . M "a ms
Z" 8 stake IN the ssst line OF sid whites sasi
tract thence nor h Is l254 I00 ch sins with Too
"a elSl road b a stake So link east Of black
gun thence wet fs y 100 chains 20 the o
slnnlng-col ltal aing . acres 6i-lg1OI an rcrz-
Equity sI redenI pflon slved. Title be-
lleFed 70 % gOoos but cor Seya- &c on y as trus-
tee. a. = EANfvF --~1g.-s
oc2a sd 49,
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On Friday, December 8. Ise7.

between the hoUrs OF 70 am. and I'm. the fol-
lONlns Described real estate to wiz. sixty
even 90 acres, bounded a. follows. on ne
,-Iuy ~ ~ tns lands belonging 70 the estate OF
longing % the estate Of ". 7 Farley. and on
ne north By said Farlsy's lands and tie lands
ol SoIll aTtnan, and on the eat BY the land Of
said John JaFmsn; said tract OF land LES abgu-
InTee miles south OfCollierviIe. Shelby Counrv.
ennessee, The same being the fam of A. u.
Neals deceased, al his deatI.
Terms Of sale-.'n a credit OF seven unonths-
n9tes iiee WITH good security snd lien retained an
~ pay uaent OF purchase money.
Equity Of redemption barred.
Nov. 9Th. 1857. I1eE,5r-i
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On Tuesday, November 90. 1867.

Setgeen the hours Of 10 and II O'Clock IN. I'm
,r.-Ats ~ @ eue Law Court rsoms IN the city of
f1ls. liss, seil a. puohc outcry 20 the hiahest
- AyE cAsl- leasehold Ia erezt "a the fol-
,Ss l,Ss-LLs eescIlDed lot Of ground, IN the cfy of
p > - Plis ana county and STATE Aforesaid. Re-
5llLlLB ~ ne IN srsecti a Or tie yv4sf fine 81
s-eoao street WftI The north line of ParI
HtIeet, tneuce running west with Peal sr--sf
-iAty ieel more Or less 70 the Bvhee f0- fHencs
hortn parallel with Second strset flrfv - -
~ ore or Jess 20 the wal Of the Old rff0r rFrr.
tnence east paral si with BesI srraar ~ f.af
more or less 10 Second street. rreucs v7ffE 49,
ono street iorty-nve feet mere Or Iass Ia ~. -.
glnnlnZ- Iue sa leasehoIi Infar-er + ~. a
un1er and descri bed IN lease ererrlfs,f 10 -
ssld Hugbes BY s. A. aud A. n Fdrnonds s1d
recorasd IN the said Registers once IL hoo5-
40. % Part 2 pages 5zl 573 and So fgr thef Z m
o. eight years. commencing on the Iarb dsv ~
way l-olf the said lesses 70 pav tbe srrr1 ~
three hundred dollars on The I2fh dsv % Nay
enA - NOFelnoer IN each and every wear ri-1--
Ing the said term, and % nav an fsTes a7-,s
ensrs-s 70 De assessed on the said Iof or ~,
I N proNennents on the same by safe. COUNTY
city or any other authority and The = n i-.s-a
% be paid a. the termination OF the Iessa Z -
Falue or the bulldogs he might erect on ss,id
lot, % De ascert .ined oy referees. ne equIrv
OF redemption Is waived fn the I'D daed ~
trust The sum Of 81 80 Is b eretiifef an tra
L3ih or November. ls6i, on the fndef,feriu.s4I
mentioned IN said deed OF trust ne ~ l.
believed 70 be good, bat viii convey onfv -
= USE JAMES ELDER-
Lgt Us Trrrefaa
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HEBREW CALENDAR
MASONICDIRECTORY.
1867.

saini Andrews Day, sun Novenn69eT q eaen
uNar ial2 Dll II
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EDUCATIONAL.
SCHOOL.
MEMPHIS COLLEGE,

THE Law Department OF the Memphis Col
i lege viii Orgu on the FIRST MONDAY
OCIO BIER The following gentlemen com
prise the Faculty;
Law.........-.- Gen. ALBEIT P1KF
Real Property s Plead u.--..-.HOn. R. r. HEArH
Personal Property q Pleading. "A. d LEWIS
Equity & CONNIE ercal Lgw-HOn. P. T. sCRCGGs
Grim. Lay q AdmIraLIE.- zen i z IN r-nrEsa
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-11-15

William Carey Jones (sen-in law to
the late Hon. Thomas ii. Bentonl, a
prominent lawyer OF San Francisco, died
there on the 9Th.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-11-15
Fashionable Dancing Academy.

MADAME LEISE, Of New Orleans. would
VI most respectfully announce to the citizens
OF Memphis that she will open her classes for
the above graceiu accomp plishmenB on the
Third TUESDAY In September, at the JEFF
ferson BLOCK. second street, where sne trusts
by sJrl-b alteuuou TO the advancement OF her
merit share Of the public patronage. Mad.
L. having taught in most o. the principal
cities Of the South and Southwest, hopes 70
meet here with the same unbounded success
which has hitherto marked her course Of in
structIOn elsewhere. Daysand hours OF tuition
for Children, Tuesdays end Saturdays, from
half past o'clock till dark Tor Ladies, from
10 am. TIL Y; for Gentlemen, rom 8 tiII 10
PM, all the same day. References uuexcep-
uOnable, for which, and Oiher particulars
please see circulars, which viii be found at the
prin tpal book and music stores Terms mod
eTste Caltsthenlcs and lanctng taught IN pri-
vate families and Schools If deaired. SOirees
given twice a month au2O