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ENER At. AGENTS

Il AIT ID
john d. Park, Cincinnati. Ohio; Fuller, Finch
L Fuller, Chicago, ILL.,; Burnhams i VanSchaack
Chicago, ILL.,; Demas Barnes Co., New York
d. Ransom Co., Buffalo, n. Y; Farrand Shelley
Co., Detroit, Mich Weeks Il Potter, Boston.
Mass; French, Richards Co., Philadelphia. Pa;
K. L. Sellers Co., Pittsburgh, Pa. Collins Bros
S.. Louis, No., Barnes, Ward Co., New Orleans{
r. A. Robinson & Co., louisville, XIV; Bigley 4
Bro, Memphis, Tenn, T. +. Depuy. Richmond,
Va; Thompson Block, Baltimore, Md; Dexter.
d Nelleger, Albany, New York; Strong i Arms
strong, Cleveland, Ohio; VIM. Johnston. Detroit
Mich; Wilson Peters Co., Louisville, Ky.
ks rs For Sale by ss~
Oct. Is, ls66--ly.
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The DooroR. Everybody knows the
doctor; a very important person he is to us
all. What could we do without him? He
brings us into this world, and tries to keep
US as long IN it as he can, and as long as
our bodies can hold together and he is
with US at that strange and last hour, which
will come to us all, when we must leave
this world and 60 into the next. When we
are we'll We perhaps think little about the
doctor, or we have our small joke at him
and his drugs but let any thing go wrong
with our bodies, that wonderful tabernacle
In which our souls dwells-let any of its
wheels go wrong then of we fly to him.
LII the mother thinks her husband or child
dying, how she runs to him and urges him
with her tears. how she watches his face.
and follows his searching eye as he exam
ines the dear sufferer; how she wonders
what he thinks. what would she give to
know what he knows? how she wearies for
his visit how cheerful word from him
makes her heart leap with Joy, and gives
her spirit and strength to watch over the
bed OF distress! Her whole soul gees out to
him in nnspeakahle gratitude when he
brings back to her from the power of th..
grave her husband or darling child The
doctor knows many Of our secrets, of our
sorrows. which no enc else knows some of
our sins, perhaps, which the great God a.
lone else knows. How many lives and
hearts he carries in his heart and in his
hands! So you see he is a very important
person, the doctor, and we should do our
best to make the most of him, and to do our
duty to him and to ourselves.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1867-02-28

Simple REcIpE FOR GoITRE An in
telllgent lady of this county who has used
it with success in her own case. and has
known another to be cured by the same
remedy, sends us for publication the fol
lowing simple recipe for the cure of the
goitre:
"A piece of fresh butter the size of a
huiled walnut, mixed with spoon fall of
soda. spread upon and mixed with raw
cotton, applied to the throat. Renew the
application every day"
The lady who sent US this says: at
will cause small blisters. and make the
throat quite sore, but will remove the goi-
tire; at least did so in my case, and in that
OF the person who recommended me to use
it. had to wear the poultce for three
weeks. "-Staunton Spectator.
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Fall and Winter Goods

ever brought to this market. and which will be
sold as cheap they can be had IN the county.
These goods were purchased IN the northern
markets with the cash, from the most extensive I'M
porters, and at the lowest figures which will ena
Bile us to sell them at prices much below those
heretofore asked in our market Cur stock en-
braces every description OF goods such as cloths,
cassmeres, satinets. vestings. hats, caps, boots,
shoes &C.. for gentlemen, and calicoes, ginghams,
and other dress goods for the ladies. with an al
most endless supply of all kinds OF trimmings for
dress and bonnets, all OF the latest styles and most
tasteful colois. But we cannot undertake to name
all the cheap and beautiful goods that make up our
mammoth assortment.
To those who have produce Of any kind to sell
we say, bring it on. and will trade with YOU on
the most accommodating terms, and if our goods
don't suit you, we will pay the cash.
To our old friends and customers we say come
one, come all, and US at the newly painted
store on the corner, and yeu shall meet hearty
welcome, Come, and bring your friends along
WIN you -. .s-.xs & 5@srs sept. 20
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GREAT PHILOSOPHICAL PuazLE.-When
q man says Il lie,' does he lie or not p
If he speaks the truth, be lies; if he lies,
ne speaks the truth. How shall the oues-
ton be settled Crysippus wrote six books
to prove that the man lies whether he
speaks the truth or not; and another old
Roman fogy set himself crazy by attempt
ing to understand the question, and finally
hanged himself in despair.
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Or J. NJ. Pelton, S4l Broadway. New York
Conrad Meyer, 722 Arch Street, Philadelphia, Pa.
S. Brainard Son, Cleveland, Ohio }. A. Tuck.
er Co.. Jackson, Michigan: Werner & Gerard
sEcipnati, Ohio !; Joel Ii. Snow, Mobile, Ala,
WHOLESALE AGENTS.
May 81, lS66-1y.
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e. & q. T. ANTHONY & CO.,
Manufacturers Of Photographic Materials,
WHOLESALE xxrAn.
sol BROADWAY, EY
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TERiAls headquarters ior he following viz
stereoscopes and Stereoscopic Views.
VIEWS OF THE WAR, 'A'-
Obtained nj great expense and forming complete
PHOTOGRAPHIC HISTORY OF TIE GREAT UNION CONTEST
Bull Run, Dutch Gap,
Yorktown, Ponto0n Trains.
Gettysturgh, Hanover Junction
Fair Oaks, Lockout Mountain,
Savage Station, Chlckahominy,
Fredelieks burgh, City Point.
Fairfax, Eashvills,
Richmond. Potersburgh,
Deep Bottom, Belle Plain,
Monitors, Chattanooga,
Fort Morgan, Atlanta,
Charleston, Mobile,
Florida. Strawberry Plains,
&C. &c.
American and Foreign Cite. and Landscapes Group. Status.
ca,~osa vi" be ent 10 any sadrs.. On receipt
Photographic Albums.
We these int. ths United stsss
~ o ssfs' Z:
sss 1a!E any
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The Trade will lind our Albums tho most
Saleable they can bay.
CARD PHOTOGRAPHS
Our Catalogue embraces FIVE different
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Trust .SOJo

DY virtue OF q Deco or Trust Inads Nv C-,,,rl..
ID PfRnnsns iehl and recorded IN me Res,5s-
ter's once o. Shelby county, Tennessst, IN
book No. 81. part 2, page 5Se and foliowing. 1
will, on Saturday, The 2ih september. is57' In
mont OF the Courth' use door of the Law tsoprt
or Memphis, IN Memphis, Tennessee. on sesonj
street, between Union ana Gayoso streets ne
tween the hours OF II o clock am and O'CLOCK
pm. Of said DAY, proceed 10 sell, at Auctsou "a
the highest bidder, for cash, the following de-
scribed lot or parcel OF land IN the civ of
Memphis. and designated on the Plat OF Said
city a. part or lot No. 81, to-wit Begfnufno ~
the northeast corner OF a lot on the sOutb side
OF Jefferson street known as George Craun wells
IS feet Westwaruly nom the Intersection al
Jefferson nns Third streets thence east yrs.r,iIv
with tie Eouth ude OF Jefferson street finV-
eight feet to It's intersection with Third street .
thence southwardly with the west side OF Third
street. one hundred ana forty eight and "A half
feet 70 an alley Lheuce Westwaruly Win the
north side of aa d alley one hundred and iorrY-
eight fest six inches 20 the west side OF another
alley thence northwRrdly with the q ast side
OF said alley thirty-Eix ieet % the south bound
airy line OF said gromwsls lot; thence east-
wErdly with said Cromwells south boundary
line 901S feet 70 the southeast corner Of said
Cromwell's lot thence n0rthwRrdiy with the
east boundary line Of said CromwelI's lot one
hundred and twelve and a half feet TO the be-
ginning.
The ttle 70 said property Is believed 10 be
perfect and me equity OF REDEEM ptiOn is yyaiyetf
but convey a. trustee only.
ans "a THOMAS LKFCH. Trustsa
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Noon Dispatches.
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NEW YORK, September pa city OF
Mexico dispatch, dated the 7th, says the
remains Of Macmillan have arrived
here from Queretaro, and, nOtwithstand-
ing the difficulties placed in the way Of
Admiral TegethoR, there is every pFoba-
bility that the body will be delivered to
the envoy OF the Austrian imperial
house. t-
WASHINGTON, September 23.-It il
understood that Gen. Mower will post
pone the elections in Louisiana until the
first Monday In NOvemb Der, owing 70 the
yellowfever. .a
1t is also understood that Gen. Grant
agrees with the president that all the
southern elections should take place on
the same day, though both are Of opinion
that they have no control over the mat
ter, 1t being left entirely 30 district COM
manders.
FLORENCE, September 22.-Garibsldi
has issued stirring address, announcing
that the time has now come for the over
throw OF the tyranny OF the pope, and to
restore Rome to Italy, and give the
eternal city its ancient supremacy as the
capital Of Italy.
A proclamation has also been promuI.
gated by Victor Emanuel, warning all
Italians against taking part in aiding OF
abetting revolutionary movements against
Rome, which Is denounced as q crime
against Italy and the nation. He con-
cludes with g threat that the govern
ment will not fail to visit with rigorous
punishment all persons found engaged
in-illegsl hostilities against the papal
authorities.
LosDoN, September "a dispatch
from Rome states that the pope has pub.
licly denounced the proposed sale Of the
church lands Ia Italy, and declared the
decree Of the Italian government to that
effect null and void.
The regular session Of the Pan Angli-
can synod commences this week at the
Arch Episcopal palace at Lambeth. It
is understood that the reporters of the
newspaper press will not be permitted
to be present st the deliberations Of the
synod.
LONDON, September 22.-The Times of
the Goth, speaking Of the trials Of the
American gun and the
English rifle mountain gun, at Shoe
buryness, says that experiments with
the American gun have not led to any
one devise on the part Of English artii.
lerists to adopt the system, but admits
high Of the Rodman gun as magnificent
of its kind.
CoPENHAeEN, September 22.-Strong
doubts are entertained here, in official
quarters, as to the success Of the Danish
cabinet in the negotiations with Prussia
for the retTocession Of the Danish prov
ince of Schleswig.
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THINNING FRUIT CROPS.

We once heard successful raiser and
msrketer OF peaches say, that by thin
ming the crop to One-third or one fourth
its ordinary numbers on loaded trees, he
was still able to obtain as many bushels
as before, on account of the increased
size, and to obtain triple price. During
an abundant season his DeighbOrs, who
neglected thinning, found ii difficult to
get fifty cents per hushel, while he sold
his readily at dollar and half All
trees that overbear, and all that have
defective fruit, either from the attacks OF
insects or otherwise, will be much i'm
proved in the quality of their crops by
timely ng-remembering always
to pick off the poorest specimens and
leave the best. Even the apple crop,
which is cheaper and more abundant
than most others, should not be neg
lected. II any one who doubts will re-
member for a moment thatan overloaded
tree has to be finally picked by hand, be
will see the propriety of doing a part of
his picking SO early in the season that
the portion left may be improved by the
operation.
Suppose, for example, that a tree has
at the present moment three thousand
growing apples upon it, and that two
thousand are small and scabby, OF in
tested by the apple worm or stung by
the cureulio. If he allows these three
thousand all TO grow, they will crowd
each other, and none Of them will be
large and fine favored. Yet, If suffered
to remain, they must be ali finally hand
picked, carefully let down and carried in
baskets. Now, instead Of this laboTiOus
process, let the owners pick off two thous-
and poor ones, which, recurring no care
too keep from bruising, may be done
with great rapidity. The remaining
thousand, which will then have 3 chance
to swell up in size and become perfect in
flavor, may be gathered when mature
with far less trouble than the original
three thousand. Let the experiment be
m ada nnuv in saaann
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DiaTrh@s, Dysentery, Summer Com
plant, Cholera Morbus, Flux, Chill
dren's Teething. and the Gl eat
Prevent We Of Asiatic Cholera.
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SRerif's Sale.

Under and BY virtue OF an execution 70 me
IN 4 case wheI Elm fbe n. and A. OF heupnis
are plaintifis and A. n. Ferguson is defsDdnnt
will on SATURDAY, the 9TH day OF October
1857 between the hours Of 10 O'Clock am and
( O'Clock pm, in front OF the Courthouse door
in the oity Of Memphis, ofer and SELF TO the
highest bidder, for cash, the following desert ted
Fesl e-tate Yixs A houee and lot situate IN CITY
Of Memphis, etc, , fronting % feet on the south
side OF Beal street ana running back between
naraIlel liues and on q line parallel wlts DP-
Soto gtraef I25 feet TO an alley cros sing DeSOto
or1eaf said lot begins al point l92 feet west OF
r,slsoto street. and TIE house on the same Is
nufp bersd Iib Levied on as The property OF
eTd A. II. Ferguson 70 satisfy the auove MIN
Tssned execution IN favor OF said n. and A OF
Memphis =, d. WlNTEh1s bneriu, etc
py j. q. 8wAN, D. 3.
Eepfsmbsrs 8, lss4' ssle iAWtW
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RAILROADS.
Msnlphis 6 Little Rock 2. R.

ON AND AFTER TUESDAY, JULY 10. 1857,
" trains win leave HOPEFIELD az am ar
Fiying at Ten Mile Bayou AZ sis am. Return
tng-LeSve Ten Nile Bayou at $50 pm, and
arrive at HOpensid at D:45 pm. t.-...E
On TUESDAYS ana SATURDAYS a train
at Hopeheld at Gf 20. HetuEning-LeaVe
Hopeneld AZ pm, al arrive ST Ten Nile
Bayou At 5:l5 pm.
rhe Round Trip From Memphis, 81 SO.
The Ferryboat NEVADA will make close
eonnectiOn with all trains.
J. L. MEIGs,
Jyl6 Chief EnRfnser.
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Sicily, in addition to the ravages Of
cholera, hss been suffering the horrors of
famine. A drought, which has now
lasted nearly two years, has parched up
vegetation, and deprived the hocks and
herds Of the food necessary for their sus-
tensnce. The cities and towns are de-
serted by the wealthier inhabitants, the
shops are closed, and the markets scan
tily supplied. In Palermo, the kilo-
gramme Of beef (thirty-five ounces) ls
selling at four and q half francs, the kilo-
gramme Of mutton for three and three
quarters francs; veal and poultry are
fetching fabulous prices, and brandy and
rum Of very inferior quality from twelve
francs 10 thirteen francs g bottle. The
cholera, however, is abating, and the
municipalities are exerting themselves
to feed the poor, and have dispatched
steamers to the mainland OF Italy and
the island Of Sardinia for grain and cattle
Says the Vieksburg Herald of the
10th From 3 private dispatch received
Yesterday, we learn that the yellow
fever was prevailing quite badly at Bay
OF st. Louis. The collage there had
closed in consequences Of its presence.
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TOOF, PHILLIPS & CO.,
COTTON FACTORS,
WHOLESALE cRocERs
Commission Merchants,
No. 2s6 Front St., Memphis.

mo. 5. rooF. CHAs J. PHILIIPs. IN. NAHAN.
STRICT attention paid TO thssToRAGEAND
- SALE OF COTTON, and Instructions re,
gariing same strictly obeyed. Our facilities
for the handling OF Cotton are unsurpassed,
and we invite especial attention 10 this branch
OF our business, feeling assured Of our ability
70 give entire satisfaction to all who may favor
Us with their patronage
EB- All shipments covered by our Open
Policy of Insurance, unless otherwise in
structed.
our stock Of BAGGTNG, ROPE, IRoE-TIEs
and PLANTATION SUPPLIES generally will
always be found ful and complete, and offered
on as good terms as can be had in this market
Thankful to our numerous patrons for the
very liberal favOrs hitherto extended Us, we re-
spectfuIly ask a continuance OF the same,
pied ging every EFFORT on cur part 70 Eive salts
faction by strict attention 70 the wants and in
terests OF our customers. #.
Major j. ]. RUSRY, whose connection with
our house stin continues. viii be pleased to re-
cefye q call from his numerous friends when
auSO TooF, PHILLIPS 4 co.
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GEN. BRFCKINRJDGE's LAST orFI.


Maj. P. T. OoHILTRER, of the Houston
Telegraph, tells the following in late
letter from Paris:
John G. Breckenridge st a dsje1mer,
yesterday, told Us of his last act Of au-
thority as secretary OF war 1t was on
the coast Of Florids-the general was
pursued by the federal cavalry; they
were beating the country in every direc-
ton; a "friend in need came to the
rescue-he was one Of Brevard's gallant
old regiment Of the army Of Virginia.
He said, Gineral, / have an old boat
here that mout carry us to Kurby; any
how we'll try it on" So he worked away
all that night raising the boat from where
he had sunk it to conceal it from prowl-
ing yankees; he worked faithfully and
energeticslly in patching ii up and bailing
it, sTtificially finishing 1t uD and putting
in q few provisions. Gen. B. grasped the
noble fellow by the hand and said to him,
" l will have but few more hours of
authority, but such services as you have
rendered your country deserve reward.
You shall be q major. l will make out
your commission now" He was ex-
ceedingly thankful, but remained
scratching his head in a thoughtful atti-
tpde. "Well, my friend, said the gen.
eral. Well, you see, giDeral, thar's
feller In our regiment what hain't done
nothin', and he is q major and quarter
master, and If it's all the same 70 you |
would just like to. rank him for onst.n
1t is needless to say that the "gOing
out secretary Of war instantly wrote
the battle SCARED but humble hero Il
commission as lieutenant colonel. A
fact.
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Macon, Fayelte County, Tenn,

CITUATED thirty miles from Memphis. seven
y miles north OF lafayette DepO5, 81 { q. r. IL
FACULTY
q. ". JoHSsroN. .A-B.. President and Pr5fessaF
OF Ancient languages
OTWAT B. YOUNG, Alb, Professor Of Afatbe-
MATES;
COLIN hckINSEY, AN, Professor OF Mental
and Moral Science and English I.sterlture.
Ihls Institution was reOpered October. ISIS.
and mas reached state Of pernanent en-
cheney. Next Annual Session III he Oues -
July lo, 1897, and Will consist or Two TerInz-ll
weeks each.
BAR, S-English and Maths-nati-s. se1.
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Excellent boarr, lrciudfrE room fuel wash
ing and light, tl5 per month.
Al necessary apparatus viii he ruCpffel
Conveyance nom lafayette station h Ma
con. eanesdays and Saturdays.
We, the Trustees, have determined 10 rnsE-
tnts hrst class Academic ms ltutIOu.
ISL Ihe scholarship, experience and success
OF our faculty.
p. The elevated tone Of our community
50. The healthful locality. removed frorn ina
corTuptlng inhuences and vices Of civ lie.
4tn- Favorable prices will enable Us 10
achieve this success.
President BOard.....--.--Dr 6. T. HUETEE.
secretary y----...----..JOaNW W. ALEXANDER
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COURSE OF STUDY.

FIE5r SESSION, JUNIOR CBAss-s months
Walkers American Law. Kent's Comments
ries. blsnop on Criminal Law, Caruthsr's His
tory OF a Law suit, stephens Pieadinss.
SECOND SESSION OF JUNIOR CLASS
mouthA
Parsons on Contracts, Parsons on Votes aaa
Bills, 6reenieaI on Evieanes.
FIRsT SESSION, SENIOR CLASP
Adams Equity Jurisprudeucs. Adar1is F.7r.r--
Pleading, Rsddeld on Walls, Hilliard On sfor,-
cages, Parsons on Partnerships.
SECOND SESSION, SENIOR CLASS
washburn on Real p opsrty, ayIor on Lam
lord and Tenant, ANGEL a Ames on Corpors-
lions, Story's Conflict Of Laws, Persons on
Maritime Law, COnklin's q. s. TTsalise.
Rscitauons and examinations esch day A. Z
o'clock Moot Court once each week and A.
pelate Court once eacn month, presided over
by the Professors all together.
etu1ents pei nitted 10 enter any Cas-. but no
Dipl0ma gwen except 70 those going througa
whole -se.
AeFL % per Session, payabie 10 advancs
hnL- - Zee $ per Session.
All - ddents of NV can ATTEND frse og char-,
the Lectu- - u the COilege, including Lectrre.
on klOeut On and explanation of Lstin sl,d
frenen lnleAutles by the President
Arrans emeuE viii be n.afe ~ rrsrF a-.f
lodge Students AZ 50 per month. AulItasfio-s
should b. made early. 20