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y 3. LoFLAND, Mayer.
MAYOE's OFFICE, CITY HALL, I
MEwpHrs Tens AnrtI d IsF~ Z

MEMPHIS, TENS, April ., 1856.
Capt. c. A. N. Estes
Dear Sir Since writing the accom-
psnying communication, I have seen
Rev. Dr.. Ford, who informed me he
void call and see you st twelve O'Clock
to-day. Very respectfully,
,SIened) e. .. LOFLAND, Mayor.
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LOOKOUT MOUNTAIN
EDUCATIONAL INSTITUTIONS,
Rev. G. z. P. BANCROFT, Principal.

TUE SUMMER SESSION will begin Nav l5.b
4 and close October LIST. IsC7.
roard and Tuition sIO0 DO, PAYABLE. half
entering and half the III OF July.
irautng, Music and Lauguagase Ttrn- Pooks
ana Washiug uruIzhed on re1sousbIe terms.
orCirculas, with full particulars. address
kEt. CAR ESTkR SUP'T.
api8 I'm Chattsnooga Ts1,
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FOR SALE.

L . r s A L r.
A splendid SODA FOUNTAIN for sale al a
sacrifice, at No. Zi7E Aaiu st ee1, by
a1ZJ2 II J. GIMBINGEE.
L . r s A L E
The good will aud nxturesscT the SALOON
on he corner Of Froot row Msdison stree
now doing r. good business. hnd sold for no
fault, the proprietor wishing to change his busi
ness For Information call upon 4. H. Evans,
d Monroe stree. ans II
EOR SALE OR RENT
A first class BAR ROOM, with Restaurant
atJached-hXtUrss compete. Apply to
A. q. NACCARO,
aufo n Is j fersou Street.
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EOh OONbhESS-
M Ed3ior: Please announce me a. a candle
date for reelection TO Congress. with the
aorsement OF the administrator OF Andrew
johnson as my platform OF principles, which
will be : ore clearly defined in my forthcoming
[" circular address, and q personal iuteryieW
pliOr 90 the election.
aprl9te JOHN ". LEFTWICH.
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Mosquito Netting cheap from auction.
Menken Bros.l APPS 2t
Some handsome mozemblques, at B
L6wenstein & Bros.
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A ROOMMATE DESIRED

a
Al respectable widow, (reiict OF a Confederate
s IdierA Of small means, occupying one lar G
room. wishes 10 TAX 8 lacy into the house with
her Tor cOUpantOnship. and 10 lessen her e.
peBSeS. No objection 90 one child Apply at
southeast corner OF Monroe and Second It 7rets,
up stairs. apis St.
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AIDING AND ABETTINq.-One Sam.
Meredith was arresaed yesterday, charged
with aiding and sbetting the escape of a
prisoner who was in custody on a charge
of highway robbery. Squire Lee ex-
amiDed the case and sent the accused up
for trial.
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The Grand Display Of French novelties
will be confined this week at Menken
Bros. APPS 2t
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FOE gINpIEEAgI.

FUR gINpIEEAgI.
Regular Memphis and Cincinnati Packet Dean
Line.
For Cairo, Evansville Louisville and
Cincinnati.
v De al AALHNEA
This swift running steamer viii IT.
leave as above on E
FRIDAY, 18th April, at S pm.
JAS 7. BOURNE & CO.,
apeo y 42~qelelsoa stfseG.
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Nc Gdfey's Cotton RGlIteTs, only S25,
made at 161 Madison street, by Treat &
Hamilton. apll-tf
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REGISTRY oFDEEDs AND MORTGAGES.
Samuel Folweu to Jack Ellis, deed S3I5,
lot II, block -, Fort Pickering J. J..
Glover to D. H. MCGOWAN, bill sale
$1,000, steam mill J. Z Horton to Will
liam H. Order, deed 5000, lot OF north
west corner Of Broadway aud Main
streets; Moses Levy TO Kahn & Fue-
berg, quit claim, lot next to No. 81 Front
street; n. /. Douglass to John B. Rob-
inson, quit elaia, lot No. I, block 81; J..
5. & F. S. Williams to =. NJ. Crenshaw,
deed $500, tract ofland on Locss Hatchie
river.
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PORK THEA negro who r~ejoices
in the name Of William Brooks was ar
rested yesterday on a warrant issued by
Mr.. Justice Creighton, charged with
stealing a quantity of bacon, the prop
erty Of his colored brother, c. Jones
The accused comes up for examination
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FOR ST. LOUIS.


LARRY HARMSTAD & co, Agents.
Corner Main and Madison SITS or
ap3H City Wharfhoat, foot Monroe 81.
FOR ST. LOUIS.
Regular Memphis and ST. Louis Packet
FOR Cairo asd 81. Louis.
CITY OF CAIRO--.----.Bob K. Reilly master
This splendid steamer viii leave
THIS DAY, 18th inst, al 5 pm.
APPS 1t FLEN. CALVERT, sup't.
FOR ARKANSAS RIVER.
Regular Memphis ana Fort smith Packet.
FOR Helena. EapoIeOn Piue Blum. Little
Rock and Fort Smith.
". A CALDWELL~---......-.W oOdburn master
70, I9i. elIegsnt steamer VIII leave -|
SATURDAY, 9Th April at S pm.
LEVY & MILLER, agents
aPA e No. 81 Madison street.
FOR V4CKsBuRe.
ReggIlr vieksburg Packet.
For Helena, Gaines Landing. uniee,
Lake Providence and FfeksburE.
uBIC9N master
This splendid passenger packet -
leaves or ~
THIS DAY, 2slh inst, at pm.
LARRY HARMsTAD s Co, Agents,
Corner Natn ana Madison sts, or
ap8 SIT City Wharf boat. foot Monroe st.
FOR ST. FRANCIS RIVER.
Regular Memphis and st. francis River Packet
For st. Franeis River and Tributaries,
H~ornewel, Deep Landing and all inter
mediate points
master
Fps elegsnt passenger steamer "a
viii leave az above on E
FRIDAY, @th inst, at 5 pm.
For freight or passage apply on board
FUR gINpIEEAEI.
Regular Memphis ana Cincinnati Packet Dean
Line.
For Cairo, Evansville, Louisville and
Cincinnati.
MINNEOLA.~.-.----.--.W. B. Miller master
This swirl running steamer viii L.
leave as above on C
FRIDAY, a5th April, at pm.
JAS. 7. BOURNE & Co,
ape9 = Y seGeEsoa stteeG.
FUR LOUISVILLE
Regular New orleans and Louisville Packet.
FOR Cairo and Louisville.
LOUISFILLE.-a.--. Ross master
TINS elegant passenger steamer d.
THIS DAY, 26th inst, at 10 an.
LARRY HARMsTAD & Co, Agents,
Corner Main and Madison sts,
apblt and CITY WharfbOat foot Monroe ST.
Regular Memphis and Louisville Packet.
For Cairo aud Louisville.
EMPIRE ai-ks king master
This splendid passenger packet
wall iesve as above On L
FRIDAY, eth inst, at 5 pm.
". JAY JOHNSON, Agent,
apzG star WhartboaL
Regular Memphis and Louisville Packet.
For Cairo and Louisville.
King master
This splendid passenger packet @
will leave as above ~
FRIDAY, 25th ms, Al pm.
LAkEY HARMsTAD & Co, agents,
Corner Main and Madison Sls., or
ap2i st CITY Wbarfbost, foot Msnroe 81.
FOR NEW ORLEANS.
Railroad Line.
Regular New Orleans Packet.
For VtSksbuFS aud New Orleans.
REPUBLIC. ....-..- Donaldson master
This new and magnificent low Ii
pressure steamer will leave ~
SATURDAY, 9th inst, at y IN.
LARRY HARMSTAD & CO., Agents,
corner Main and Madison sts.,
APPS 2t or WharfbOat foot MOOrOe st.
Atlantic and Mississippi steamship Company.
U. :. Mail.
Yicksburg, Natehez and New Or
leans. .
PAULINE CARROLL- White master I
This excellent steamer leaves r.
deInphIs IS absve, ~
THIS DAY, &tn inst, at 5 pm.
LARRY HARMsTAD & CO, Agents,
apps e
4emphis and New Orleans Line.
Tor VfeksDuFE, Natehez and NeW Or.
leans,
The magnificent steamers
.0BF. 4. LEE AND GEN. QUITMAS,
VIII leave Memphis as above on IT.
very alternate W EDH ESDA -
SAN. n. SHOCK, {
mhsI n Passenger Agent.
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MemphIs and CharIesLon RaIIroad.


MIssI5sIppI Ehu ItnDtSsbb haIIFOdus
ARRIyE; DEPART:
New Orleans Express. $50 pm. 4:45 pm.
BatesFiIle lO.45 " els "
feb2 g. +. OAKLEY, Gen. Ticket Ag't.
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1T. TARalSOy. A. cORBEs. c. c. CLAY.
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2I7I-s Main. See "sale y column.
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ELNwooD.-We are requested to state
that for the accommodation Of ladies
and others desiring TO visit ElmwOod
cemetery to-day, that q number of ex-
ira cars will be run on the Beal street
track, and onnibuses will be on hsnd
beyond st. Agnes TO convey parties to
the cemetery.
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4emphis and New Orleans Line.
Fer VteksDuFg, Matches and New Or.
leans,
The magnificent steamers
ROB-. L. LEE AND GEN. QUITMIS,
VIII leave Memphis as above on IT.
every alternate WEDH ESDA 49,
ar / o'clock m, positively.
SAM. h SHOCK,
mh3i n Passenger Agent.
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Coal -Bigley, Mellersh & Co, No. 81
Jefferson street, have spendid Pittsburg
coal. Leave your orders. feb4-tf
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2I7 I-2 Main. See "sale y column.

4acdgoQIe RdTdsalS, Uery cheap, at the
New Orleans ChesP Store, 90! Main
street. APPS st
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MEyPHIs, TESN., April o, 1867.
Sir. Your kind invitation to the Off
GERS of this command to visit ElmwOod
cemetery tomorrow, the 18th instant,
is just received. In reply to the same, l
have the honor to state that we shall be
most happy to SGespt, and will be pres
ent if possible.
1 am, sir, very respectfully, your most
ohedient servant, G. A. NJ. ESTES,
Capt. 18th Infantry, commanding Post.
JOHN s.. kERR Marshal, Memphis, Tenn.
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Some very handsome mozembiques,
very low, atB Lowenstein & Bros. ap252
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The ARCADE LIVERY STABLE, on the alley
south Of Nfadison street. between Second and
Third streets.
aD.at nj CAN'T a
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Great Reduction IN Prices on Irish
linens, at the New Orleans cheap store,
2I0l Main street. sb26 st
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LoUely and Elegant Designs in new
dress goods and trimmings, just opened at
Menken Bres. ans 2t
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i
The sTORE-HOUsE, on Second street. known
as tie OLYMPIC.
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FOR LOUISVILLE.

Regular Memphis and Louisville Packet.
Dor Cairo and Louisville.
Hicks King maStar
This splendid passenger packet @
will leave as above <
FRIDAY, 25th ms, At 5 pm.
LAkHY HARMSTAD & co, agents,
Corner Main and Madison sCs.. or
ap2i st CITY Wharfbost, foot MsnrOs ST
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Ne1C Memphis Theatre" Nothing Of
the sort" You cannot allow yourself to
be absent from Mss Annie LetpeLyn's
ForeceH Benefit on Saturday evening,
April 27th, when she will produce a new
sensational dNsa, written by herself,
entitled The F0trer Girl Of Wales. Sc
cure yO4r tickets early, to avoid disap-
pointment IA the egenFug. an26 St
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Atlantic and Mississippi steamship Company.
U. :. Mail. .
For Yicksburg, NHtehez and New Or
leans.
PAULINE CARROLL White master
This excellent steamer leaves r.
Memphis ss absve, -
THIS DAY, &tn inst, at 5 pm.
LARRY HARMsTAD & CO, Agents,
ap2H Il
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N Q. DEWHtI q %,
% Madison street. eornss Main,
I I'm osmrhik. Tenn
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New MEMPHIS THEATER.-The ben-
eft of MIR. and Mrs. flanagan took place
last night at the New Memphis theater,
when the comedy Of Who E7Hed Cock
Robin, and the farce of 4 Family Fail
ing, were presented. The Lanagans fully
sustained their well earned reputation
Of frst-class srtiStes. We hope to see
Mr.. and Mrs. LanagsB on the boards Of
the Now Memnhis next saaann-
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PEDEsrRIANIsM.

weAtOn's Walk from Portland, Maine
TO ChIcagO-..TWeIVe Hundred Miles
In Twenty-sIx Days.
Edward Peyson Weston, the young
pedestrian, who created somewhat of q
sensation in 1861 by walking from Bos'
ton to Washington against time, aver
| aging fifty-one miles for ten consecu-
| tive days, has been pitted against his
old antagonist, to walk from Portland,
Maine. to Chicago, Illinois, a distance
| of 200 miles In twenty-siX walking
days, for the SUN Of $4,000 a side,
George X. Goodwin backs the pedes-
trian. T. F. Wilcox riskiDg his money
agreement provide that Weston is
TO perform. his arduous labor
in thirty days, without walking
between midnight on Saturday and
midnight on Sunday; he is to follow
the post road; is to walk one hundred
consecutive miles inside eoftwenty-four of
consecutive hours as n part of the feat.
Weston being privileged to make i've
trials, on such days as he may select,
provided he fails in his first attempt; he
will be accompanied by two sworn witt
nesses for each side, who are TO follow
him in a wagon, and are each TO make
a statement under oath as TO his pro-
gress; and the stakes $50, 600, less 81, 200
already up as torfeit) are TO be handed
to the winner, AT Chicago, as soon as the
result is ascertained. The start from
Portland will be made between the Ist
and 10Th of October. .sa
The following is Mr.. Weston's calcu-
IRtion as to the points at which he will
stop, and the number of miles he ex-
poets to make on each day:
Leave Portland at IL O'Clock A., Tues
day, October 15, walk to Kennebunk,
Maine, % miles.
wednesday,, 18th, Salem, Massachu-
Thufsday, 18th, North Atteboro, 46
miles. 1
Friday, 18th. leave North Attleboro
at p. NJ, walk to East Hartford, Con-
necticut, a distance of 100 miles, arriv-
ing at 4:35 p. NJ, on Saturday.
Saturday, 18th, Hartford, 2 miles.
Monday, 2lst, Cornwall Bridge, 81
Tuesday, 22d, Chatham -Four Corners,
New York, 81 miles.
Wednesday,, 23d, Schenectady, 46
Thursday, 24th, st. Johns. II miles.
Friday, 25th, Rome, 46 miles.
Saturday, 26th, Warmers Al miles.
Monday, 2sth, Palmyra, 40 miles.
Tuesday, 18th, Byron, A miles.
Wednesday, Both, Buffalo. 46 miles.
Thursday, 31st, Brocton, 4s miles.
Friday, November l, Erie, Pennsyl-
vauia, 40 miles.
Saturday, I'd, Geneva, Ohio. so miles.
Monday, 4th, Cleveland, 45 miles.
Tuesday, 9th, Wakeman, 4S miles.
Wednesday, 9Th. fremont, 80 miles.
Thursday, 7Lh, Springfield, SO miles.
Friday, Sth, Bryan, As miles.
Saturday, 9th, Ligonier, Indiana, 81
miles,; -
Monday, IIth, Mishanaka. 40 miles,
Tuesday, 18th, Calumet, 90 miles.
Wednesday, 18Th, Chicago function,
Illinois, % miles.
Thursday, l4th,. reach Chicago, 8
miles, at I2 NJ.
On his trip Weston Will pass through
parts of ten different States, and more
than three hundred cities and towns.
In private letter he says: 1.-THE cal
culation for each days travel Is made
on the supposition that 1 do not fail to
make one hundred miles in the walk
from North Atlleboro TO East Hart
ford. Failing in this, however, have
four other trials. which shall make At
intervals OF i've days. In 1851 1 made
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an average OF fifty-one miles per
day for ten consecutive days,
in the worst season OF the year for
walking-February and March. On
this trip my average will be but forty
seven miles, and the feat is to be per
formed during the pleasantest part of
the wear. l have tried nine different
times 10 walk one hundred miles in
twenty-four consecutive hours, but
have never succeeded. On one trial 1
came within two miles of It. think 1
can accomplish the feat after weeks
practice, and il am successful on the
fourth day Of the trip would not give
ten cents TO be insured the victory"
should Weston fail, on each trial, to
make one hundred consecutive miles
in twenty-four hours, his banker for
feits siX-tenths of the stake, whether
the whole distance be accomplished in
the given time or not. a.s..-.
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PRESIDENT JOHNSON TO GEN. GRANT,
.er EXECUTIVE MANSION,
n 10


GENERAL-I have received your COM
muhicaIiou of the 18th inst, and thank
YOU for the promptness with which you
have submitted your views respecting
the assignments directed in my order OF
that date. When stated, in my unof-
fetal note OF the ITth, that would be
pleased TO hear any suggestions you
might deem necessary upon the subject,
II was not my intention TO ask from you
II formal report, but rather to invite a
verbal statement of any reasons affect :
ing the public interests which, in
your opinion, would render the order
inexpedient. Iussmuch, however, as
you have embodied your suggestions
in written communication, it is prop
er that Ushould make some reply.
You earnestly urge that the order be
NOT insisted on, remarking that sit is
Enthusiastically the expressed wish of
the country that General Sheridan
should not be removed from his present
commando While / am cognizant of
the efforts that have been made TO re-
tain Gen. Sheridan in command Of the
Fifth Military District, am not aware
that the question has ever been sub
mitted to the people themsefves
for determination. It GER
tainly would be unjust to the army to
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The order of the Sons of Temperance
has been rapidly gaining in numbers
during the past two years. It extends
over the United States and Canada,
and has about one hundred and ffty
thousand members. The Grand Di-
vision of the Eastern District OF New
York, comprising New York city,
Long Island and the eastern counties
of the State, recently held its quarterly
session at Saratoga.
In 1865 this Grand Division number
ed only thirty-six divisions, with two
thousand two hundred and seventy
nine members. The first quarter OF
the present year the number of divis-
ions had increased to one hundred and
ten, with a membership of seven thou
sand seven hundred and seventy-eight.
AT the third quarterly session, recently
held, the number of divisions reported
was two hundred and four, with a
membership of sixteen thousand, and
an additional number of about i've
thousand lady visitors, Many divis-
ions now admit ladies as members.
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Otre4trtelti4enre1~
A WISH.



HY MATTHEW ARNOLD.
1 ask not that my bed of death
From bands of greedy heirs be nee;
For these beSiege the latest breath
OF fortunes favored sons, not me
ask not each kind soul to keep
fearless. when of my death he hears.
Let those who Will, II any. weep! 80.
There arc worse plaques on EARN thah
tsAa
| ask but that my death may tind
The freedom of my life denied;
ASK but the folly OF manklnRI
Their then at last, TO quit my side
Spare me the whispering, crowded room;
The friends who come. and cape, aud go,
The cercmonious air Of gloom H...
All thai makes death a hldeous show
Nor bring, 10 see me cease to live,
some doctor full of phrase and fame.
To shake his sapieut head and give
The i'll he cannot cure namej
Nor fetch, to take the accustomed toll
OF The poor sinner bound for death.
His brother doctor of the soul,
To canvass with official breath
The future and It's vIewless things
That undiscovered mystery
Which one who feels deaths winnowing
Must needs read clearer, sure. than he.
Bring none OF thesel but let me be,
While all around in silence lies,
Moved TO the window near, and see
Once Inore before my lying eyes.
Bathed In the sacred dews of morn,
Tho wide serial landscape spread
The world which was ere was born;
The world which lasts when am dead.
Which never was the friend of one
Nor promised love IL tcouldnotgive,
But lit for all It's generous sun,
And lived Itself, and made US 1--we.
There LET me gaze, tina become
In soul with what gaze on we'd
To feel the universe my home;
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THE question is often asked, can the
President remove General Grant? The
law OF March 2, 1867, declares that "the
headquarters OF the General OF the
ARMY OF the United States shall be in
Washington" and that he i'shall not be
removed, suspended or relieved from
command, or assigned to duty else
at his own request, without the pTevi-
Gus approval OF the Senate" This Sc t.
ties the matter. II General Grant will
insist upon the fair aud honest execu-
ton ofthe reconstruction laws of Con-
gress he Is master of the situation.
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AMPLE ACCoMMopATIoNs

are provided both for PUBLIC and PRI-
V.ATE BOARDING. and unfurnlshed rooms
will be let to students who wish to board
themselves.
An experienced and able corps OF Protes-
sors is engaged, and every facility for cOms
pIete and thorough course OF tnstruc-
I ON will be furnished to the student.
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FACULTY.

w.K. PENDLEToN, President, and Prof.
OF Mental, Moral and Political Philosophy
and Bellies Letters.
9. L. LoOs. Prof OF Ancient Languages
r. ". HaK6INa, Prof of Mathematics
T J. 7. z BSRcLAY. Prof. of Natural Sciences.
b. JONES, Tutor.
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st. Vincent's Classical and Mer.
camilla College. Whaling.

VIII reopen Sept. ID, with extensive and
improved apparatus for experiments In
Natural Philosophy and Chemistry. Terms
as heretofore. For further Information, ad-
dress Rev. a. Louage, Principal.
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MEDICAL COLLEGE OF OHIO.
The Mount Auburn
YOUNG LADIES' INSTITUTE

CITUATED ON THAT BEAUTIFUL EN-
y inenee North of the City OF Cincinnati
from which II derives lis name, has lust
clo-ed its Twenty Second Session.
The past year has been one OF unusual
prosperity, there having been In attendRnce
two hundred and thtrty-nye young ladies,
No case Of sickness requiring a Phylfcidr hai
occurred.
L healthful location, and Its country po-
sttIou, while yet 20 near the city, gives II ad-
vantageE over either city or country schools.
It's character As a dfstTate Seminary Of
commenta-
me LIBRARY, CABINET AND APPA-
RAfUS, already very extensive, are receiy-
ing yearly additions. 20 @
For Catalogues or information, addIes
-.ss - = 1. II. WHITE.
Is West Fourth Street, Cincinnati, o.,
Or II. TaANE MiLLEr. PIes't.
auRS-6zd -
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PRESIDENT JOHNSON TO GEN. GRANT.
EXECUTIVE MANSION, |.
wAsHIEGToN, ID. c., Aug. II, 1867.
DEAR SIR-Before you issue instruc-
tious to carry into effect the enclosed
order, I would be pleased to hear any
suggestions you may deem necessary
respecting the assignments to which the
order refers. Truly yours,
ANDREW JOHNSON.
General U. S. Grant, Secretary OF War,
nd interim
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t e r. M s..

Tuition 81, per session. Boarding from s.
TO S5 per week.
Unturnlshed rooms S. per session TO each
student.
Free tuition to sons OF Ministers Of the Cos
pei of all demo ninRtions-
For particulars, apply for catalogue 10 Prof.
G. L. Loos Secretary, or to
W. K. PENDLETON. President.
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educational.
Bethany College.

VJIHE TwRNTY-sEVENTH SESSION OF
i this well known seat OF learning will
commence on #.....F
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noNDAY, SON sErEEnBEK, 1851.

romantIcally situated in the midst OF the
beautiful and healthy hill country of the
.'Pan H andIe" Of West Virginia, and easily
accessible by Rail Road or River and sur
rounded with the most favorable Influences
fLnr Il datn llla
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THE REMOVAL of GEN. SHERIDAN.

Correspondence Between the Presi-
dent and Gen. Grant.