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SELECT SCHOOL
FOR
YOUNG LADIES AND CHILDREN,
MRS. M, A. KNOX
WILL OPEN HER SCHOOL ON MONDAY.
w September I'd, 1867, at

w september "a 4,ots az
NO 125 COURT STREET,
On the plan OF her former school in Nashville
Particular attention viii be paid to PHYsI-
CAL EDUCATION. Callisthenics viii be daily
taught in the school, and private classes IN
after school hours, TO avoid the necessity Of
pupils attending dancing schools, during the
week. Vocal Music viii be daily praeticed 70
exercise the voice, without extra charge
The course Of instruction VIII cornpriSe all
ordinary English branches and the Languages,
Ancient and Modern No extra charge tor
Latin excspt when taught BY a Professor
French and Italian taught oy Principal or by
Professors, at the option OF parents A class
in German. by = Professor, " Ill receive special
attention. TIE Natural Sciences and Higher
Mathematics taught by Froiessors-the former
BY Lectures, lllstrsseeSd, seS,, ey experiment. y
formed for YOUNG LADIES having finished
their Scholastic Course One hour, three times
a week will be devoted TO this and Young
=, 49, A., sIciefv vVflI also ba r-cai,ga,I - rs
dents in Modern Languages or Music.
The reputation OF Mr.. Knox. with regard
to MORAL TRAINING-ths most important
part OF education--is too well established to
The object Of this enterprise is to elevate the
standard OF fen1fle education in the south.
Mrs. X. desires to do for the young people OF
Mem phis what she essayed 10 do for these az
her own home in which efforts, as many Of
her old pupils viii testify, she was emlnently
MI. X. would, through this medium alone.
snlieit the patronage or ner fOrIDsr friends ana
patrons, and of all who have not placed their
children elsewhere. Sessions twenty weeks IN
length, including Christmas Holiday OF one
week.
MONTHLY TERMS. PAYABLE AT TIE ESp or
EACH MONTH;
Tuition in English nom s. to SIC, according
to CLASSES.
Tuition in French and italian, sy Principal,
each s..
Tuition in French, italian and German by
Proses sors. at their charges.
Tuition in MUSIC at Professors charges
Tuition in Drawing and Painting az tha reell.
lar price taught in schools.
Tnition in Embroidery and OruaUsenfal
Needle work. 8.
Tuition in Dsncfng at Teachers charue- viii,
usual deduction maze for Schools
No incidental Fee.
Pupils received at any time and charvesl TN
end OF month. No deduction made e.,eenf n,
cases OF protraeted Illness. or where there ar-
three or four pupils IN 8 iamily, su29 w
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ODE.
:. ROBERT ATOERIs.1

BY Bro. ROBERT MORRIS
Read at he plaating he Cornerstone Of IN,
State Normal School, al Terrs Haute, Indiana
on ne 9dt Of august, 1856.
PLANTTSG THE CORNER STONE.
Lay deep that stones deep at earths very cen.
Yea to the roots Of the eternal mountains 90.
Where rests the Masons' Lodge, which, who so
PrOSoandest mysteries of the deeps shall
Plant dsep the COMMISSIONED
Lay broad that st t-ne: rom orient to even.
From North 20 South let the grand work ez-
tend,
Let that vast fabric which to US hath given
In every country. every tongue, a q lend.
Plant broad the CONVERSIONS.
Lay firm that stone; bring Masters Gavel to 1t,
once thrice and thrice, until 50 well 10 lies
That nothing less can mar il or undo it,
Than thst vast ruin which viii wreck the
Plant Fr7a the cornerstone!
Broad, deep, and J5r7a! now build ye up a
50 great 80 high, that pilgrims Journeying
here
May md upon our terre h1uie how ample
The sons OF science do their halls upresr.
Plant well the cornerstone!
MASTER SUPREME! Thou in celestial mansion,
Give TO this structure strength and due
expansion,
To stand while earth and Masonry endure
God bless the corner EtOuel
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GITUATED thirty miles from Memphis. seven
- miles north Of Lafayette Depot, u. 8 d. r R
FACULTY:
.. ". JoHNsTOS. A E. President and Professor
OF Ancient Languages
CTEAI B. fOCSGs A.b, Professor Or Maths-
MATES.
COLIN MCKISSEY, An Professor OF Mental
and Moral Science and English L terafrra-
This InstttutiOn was reopened Octoser. lss5.
and has reached state CT permanent en-
cheney. Next Annual Session i'm bf. one. "a
Jniy H. lsaf, and VIII consist OF Two Ierals-z5
weeks each.
ChAR5ES-E5gi gish and Maintenance. su-
% and - per Term. Each Lanauag= S exrF-s
per Term CoutiB gent Zee 3 50 Per Tenn
E.1eetient board, iucludirg room. fuel. wash
ing ana light, 80 per month
All necessary appaFlt Gs viii be supplied
conveyance from lafayette station 10 Ma
con. Wednesdays and saturdays
N 2 the Trustees. have dsterIuiue.f To make
thIs a nrst class Academic InsfItutIon
lst- The scholarship, experience and success
OF our faculty.
q. The elevated tone Of 0ur community.
ID The heaithfui locality. removed rrof-s rlfs
corruPtlng tnnuences and vices Of CITY Iifa
4tn- FRVorabie prices will snabie Us 10
achieve this success
President BOaru--..-- Tsr G. 7. HUNTER
Secretary ". ALEX ANDER,
aul4
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LAGRANGE FFNAIF COIJ,FGF.

w LII open The second day OF September,
~ ana continue ten months. Hiss Nora
hbiadiord, ~ 0f Mem phis, and Kiss Annie PEBBLES
% % sslehnond, have charge Of the Music De-
20 ltllSnt J. u. MEREDITH.
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LaSallette Academy.

f'HE LaSa lette Academy, on Tuird street
Il conducted by the Sisters Of 81. Agnes, will
De opened for the reception Of externs on NON
DAY, THE2 OF SEPT EMBER aus gv
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-Velocipedes are all the fashion in
Paris, and yelociPede race is proposed.
Some men are so skillful as to propeI
themselves at the rate of fifteen miles
an hour with one Of these machines.
To show how completely iron steam
boats are superseding wooden steamboats,
it may be mentioned that only forty of
the latter were built in England last
year, while 2SS iron steam vessels were
kusff
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In the Circuit Court OF Shelby county. Tenn
IsOuisa Gross VS. Peter Gross
IN this cause It appearing T. ON afidssft on
/ ale that defendant u q nonresident OF the
state OF Tennessee; IL Is therefore ordered thar
be 40 enter his appearance herein. al the cuurf-
house in the cliy OF Memphis, azd plead an
swsr or demur 10 comp ainants bill, on or be-
fore the third Monday in Jaouary, ls6S or the
same will be taken for confessed and set for
hearing ex pa te; and thai copy Of this Ogosr
D. pu 5fisned once 3 week for tOur successive
W. eks In the Memphis Appeal.
Attest: N d L. STEWART. Clerk
Hallum Washington, sols. for compIt.
sepa. 4, lS5i, Ee5 tda
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A. No. lJs Monroe street. between Third and
Fourth streets.
The services OF the folioEing gentlemen are
engaged Prof AugGsts Fiilsheufn, French
and Spanish Prof George +. MgFeely, Latin I;
Prof Jacob Mfllar Mueie anil n
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INSURANCE AGENCIES
TENNESSEE STATE MUTUAL
f Z R II
COMPANY
OF MEMPHIS, TENN.
OFFICE: I5 Madison Street, SeIden Block,
(Up Stairs.
o f FIOE r 3:

A HOME COMPANY DEVOTED To HOME
"A interests. None but First Glass risks taken
Policies Issued nom one month to Z years.
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Architect and Engineer,

V'HE undersigned would respectfully IN form
his friends and the public that ne iE pre-
pared % devote his whole attention TO Design
ing Pans ana SuperiDtending Buildi ags. Wlth
as Iuucs energy and attention to his patrons
interest as be did for the C1tys inte., ~ while
city Engineer. .
OFFICE-SLllman Block, Second and Madi-
son streets charges reasonable.
J. II. ACCI URE,
a..L.- ----- - =
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Non Resilert Notice

Circuit Court Of Haywood County.
Austin Mann ys. R. Y. LOngley et al.-Iu,bt
T appearing frOm affidavit herein lied that
4 defendants, r. Y. LOnRley and John D
" are are non residents o. the State OF Tsnnes-
See II Is ordered that publication bs made
once q week for Iour successive we sss Ia the
MsLn phls Appeal, a newspaper pu blishsd in
lns Nlly OF Mem phls. Ten nessee, req uirfng the
SAID r. l. Longley ana John d. Ware TO make
thelr personal appearance within the arst three
days Of the september term OF the Circuit
CoUrt Of Haywood County, 70 set in Esro,Sns-
VILE the fourth 5oDday In September. LEI
then and there 70 plead. 4nEwer. or daniTlrr h,
the plaintiu 5 declaration herein or n, ,ri,yfos1t
wiz be taken by default as % them
II. B. Folk, Attorney.
BrOwnsvissz. August ., lSS7. ans IavyAvv
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Law School
OF THE-
UNIVERSITY OF MISSISSIPPI
AT OXFORD.
FACULTY:
JOHN n. WADDEL, DID, Chancellor.
L q c. LAMAR, Professor.
Law School

THE course OF study is compfstFd ia f--o
i terms cf nine months each
The method Of instruction IS that Of oral eC-
aultnatious, daily, upon the text. accorurarfal
" such explanations and Lsgtares as state Igs-
islat1on and local adiudicatiOus have nl sr.7
Necessary.
Moot Courts viii be held weekly. in which
the practice viii confOrm in every essential re-
specJ 70 the rules, modes oI procedure ard ar
gumentation adopted in the following C1urf. b
l. District Court Of the United states.
2 Circuit Court OF the United States
s. Supreme Court OF the United States
4. Circuit Count Of Mississippi
5, CAaueery Court OF Mississippi
o. PROBATE Court.
z. high Court OF ErrCrs and ppea- s.
The Law Library numb bers not less Than on.
thousand volumes
Tne Law students have the privilege OF nj
tending, FREE OF CHARGE. the ferfTlrse sr,,f
Eecltauons IN any or the departments OF
Science and Literature IN the University
The sessions Of the Federal Court and OF me,
Hight Court of ErTers and Appeal. held st ok
ford. give to the students OF this school uaen-
liar advantages.
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MAGUIRgS BENNR PLANT.

fIhIs Extraordinary Medicine. the fame Of
which is spread broadcast tfinnughoul Tie
ever offered 90 the public for he coflplaints for
winch u Is intended. We have in our POSSES
sion JestiluoLla furnished voluntarily Dy Col
Long, lsle tnlei typographical In gineer Bu-
reian a. " ashlngion, Sen. ritz henry Warren
Gen Pleasanton, and Others of the army!
Father +. J. De Srnet, the celebrated Indian
Missionary, also Officers OF the Navy SURGEONS
Hospital stewards Commanders Of nearI,
every steamer plytrg on The kfisSissippt ana
tributary rlFrrs, W e. ern sanitary ana Chris
uan Con1rui ous, Army Chaplaius and Others
TOO numerous % mention. Likewise hiqhest
euconluiua OF the Pres, most OF WIN .b are 1Ilt-
hshed In our almanac, (which We 81 All seri n,
any one Iequestin h prsisits ~ val Die med
icinal qualities IN the highest terms No other
medlcine hss such recommendation.
II. III j. 4 q NAGUIRE
Sole PrOprietOrs, St Louis.
sold by Druggists and Medicine Dealers sveTv
where t,-l, - -
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SPECLAL NOTICE.

DY advice Of friends L have concluded to add
ID 20 my division OF classes a Preparatory De-
partmeut at SIX OlIars per month i also take
Lhls occasion TO remark in order to correct erru-
neous impression in regard TO my prices, that
the Academic De artment Of my school takes
young ladies through the Mathematical books
usual y taugh in female schools with CORES
pondlng advancement in other branches OF
Education, the Collegiate Department. being
designed to offer 10 pupils an Opportunity 70 a
higher and more thorough degree Of Scholar
ship. LETITIA NAY
August d. 1851. an9T
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NOTTINGHAM ACADEMY.
THE neHt eighth session OF this school viii
Il open on the
First Monday In SeDtemheF Next.

and close about the last Of June 1864 The
Principal viii be assisted by a graduate OF
the University Of Virginia For further fufor-
maJlon, as TO terms, etc, address the Principal!
SOmervtlle, Tenn. The Pr ncipal would refer
70 the gentlemen whose named are appended
below.
IN B.-Thsse whose names are marked by
asterisk, are, or have been, patrons Of the
school d. NJ QUARLES,
PRINCIPAL.
SMT d Apperson, Memphis; sMr Frier-
SOD, Columbia, Tenn @Dr J T Baskerville, Fay
ette county eCOl ] r MOsby, Fsyette county;
sCOl sam Tate, Memphis; SIR " P PrOuddt,
Memphis; @Mr Th0s II Allen, Memphis "MF
Jas Smiser, Columbia. Tenn; sMr Il l. GuiOn,
Memphis "Mr L II Stewart Mempuls; MIR j
L Pulliam, Somerville; PROF ] Q Fettus, Ma
con, Tenn Fhou J 7 Jones, Helena. Ark;
eThps Shapard, Esq, Upton county; @COI A I
Lacey, Memphis; RMr Il HOFnOr, Helena
Ark seen Joseph Williams, Memphis sCOI NJ
L BsI, Pine Bluff Ark; Rev W G Johnson
Edit T Christian Advocate, Memphis; seen b
W Williamson, Memphis; Mr. " Miller,
Memphis, MIR Law Marye, Memphis; Capt K
c Williamson, Memphis; &Mr W Il Marfin
Port Gibson, Miss; chancellor W Harris
Somerville; Judge Humphrey Souler-
vile: Rev r II Rivers, SOmervllIe; rMr
/ ID SeQtt, SomerviIlei Prof + ID Boyd, SOmer-
vile Faculty University OF Virginia; Prof r.
s Jaynss, Washington College, Gen f u
smith, Virginia Military Institute,
July 2. lss7. su2 II
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KING GEORGE ", of Hanover, a NOR
tai enemy Of republican principles, has
invested what cash he can raise in
American fve-twenties. Some other
monarchs have done the same.
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COLUMBIA FEMALE INSTITUTE.
This Institution viii be reopsned on the
Second Monday In September Next
Under the direction OF the
REV. GEORGE BECKETT.

L'FEltf efnrt wifi be made % afford the high
IL esL ad Vantages for Female Education lhe
course Of study is both thorough and systs-
matte, com oined with nome care and teaching
provided for the various departmsfts
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EDUCATIONAL.
MISsouRI
M1SSO URI
MEDICAL COLLEGE,
st. Louis, Mo.
Sc S SION OF 1so7-es.


Faculty:
JOS N MCDOWELL, NJ d., Professor Of sur-
gerry and Surgical Anatomy.
JOHN =. MOORE, N D., Professor of ,rheor,,
aud Praetfee OF Medicfne
" N. Mop HEETERs. ND, Professor OF Ma
1eIia Medica and Thera peuties
J. n. WATERS, NJ d Professor Of Phy sisloe,v
Pathology and Clinical Medicine
CHARLES o. CURTMAN. n D.. Professor of
Chemistry and Pharmeey
3. +. SHUAAkD, y d., Professor nf Obstetrics
and Diseases Of Women and Children
DRAKE MCDOWELL, ND, Professor OF Gen
eIzl and Descriptive Anatomy.
JAMES Z. NlDELETs Md, Demonstration OF
Anatomy.
The Lectures OF the session Of 1878 Will be-
gin on the prEt OF October, and close on the hrst
fees ioT the Lectures leach Professor SIS .-E05
24atrlcaletion rec pad only Oncel l... 3
We ~
. Stadent, on arriving in the city, viii call 81
the college, or at the Office OF the Dean SOUTH
WesL corner Of Fifth and Market streets.
JUS n. MCDOWELL, ~ D.. Dean.
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THE oderiferous Limburger cheese is
now Manufactured in New York, which
accounts for ons Of the eity's horrible
smells,- Er,
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UNIVERSITY,
MEDICAL DEPARTMENT,
Baltimore, Maryland.
FACULTY:

Rev FHc0IAs BOND, MD, President
G G n RoBERTs, MD Emeritus Professor o 2
Obstetrics and Diseases Of Women ami
Children.
A FoARD, NJ D., Professor Of Descriptive and
surgical Anatomy.
P LOGAN, ND, Professor OF the Principles
and Practise OF Medicine
HARVEY L BYRn, n D., Professor Of Obsf efrfess
MARLIN p SCUTT, n D., Professor OF the Dts
eases OF Women and Chlldren-
EDWARD " AERErg, ND. Professor Of the Prfn-
eiples and Practice OF Surgery.
JOHN + MOSM0SLER, ND, Professor OF Phvzf-
oiogy and General Pathology.
] ] MOORMAN, ND. Professor of Medical T--
risprudence and Hygiene.
JOSEPH E CLAGETT, ii d. Professor OF Msterfa
Meiica and Therapeutics
CLARENCE MOzFTr, M-D-, Professor OF Medical
Chemistry and Pharmacy
JOHN " MONMOEIEH, N. d, Demonstration of
Tue next session Of this Institution win
cOmmenee o. he
First Day OF October Next.
And contin aS i've Months
One studert frOn each CONGRESSIONAL Ms
triGt az the late SlavehOidinR states wiz h.. ad
uittfd 70 al the privtless OF the Univer-ity
LA Ks for each session OF Attendance. SOUNDED
and dlsa bie1 soldiers having preeedeuce in This
regard Oyez all other applicants.
Daily Clinlcs viii be hels ia the college build
ing. at which students viii receive the most
thorough practical instruction.
material for Dssscting Rooms viii be sur
plled IN abundance, and every facility Afforded
students Il ? anatomical studies.
FEkS - -MatrieuIation, S.; Disseetinz. SO
FrotessoEss Sl2Oi GraduatiOn, SD Bened-
FOI further Information, apply to, or address,
Al. FUARD, Nd DIAN
No a Liberty street, northeast corner or Isx
tngtOn, or Barnum's Hotel
anI fR at 2taW Esel5
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From The Address Of the S1y.'. Gr.'.
Commander Of the Supreme Council Of
the S3d degree, for the Southern jiiyiS-
dicti0n Of the United States, to the ST.
preMe Council in April 1866.
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TENT BOOKS:

JUNIOR YEAR.
Blaekstone's Commentaries. Kent : C-or,rr1ar,-
taries, story on Agency, story on BsfIn4a-f
story on PartneEShlD, Byiss on Bills, smith o.
Contracts, stephen on Pleading
SENIOR YEAR.
Moot CsuIts, Greenleaf On Evidence. Adams
Equity, Angel & A mes on Corporations BITrr-
stone litA book in connection with the Grim
mai Code OF Mississippi : Revised Code OF Sis
sisSipDL
A Diploma fIOm this School is equivalent to
a license for practice in N ississippf
Tuition fee, $50 per term, IN advance. The
term Opeus on the 9Th Of september, Isf-. srf
ends on the gath OF June, 1853 ANA
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7 F. r NJ s:
MASONIC COLLEGE.
Macon, Fayelte County, lem

P. . e-Greenwood Depot. AI6emarls eouptv
'irgiais- 5.-ty -
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ND are now prepared 10 furnish ANY
"A THING IN OUR Line. We will make il
70 the interest Of all who may favor Us with
sail. iy20 "
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- L r L = r Il -
JESSIE ". PAGE, IR.-..--..-....--- President.
A. I. LACY ICE Pr ISL DENT.
J. NJ AE AllN i1tti + - < r
c. SCI DEN. REAsuRER
HOWELL E. JAJIESON ,...-..... ..-..-.--A ATTqRSEY.
DIRECTORS.-E. NJ Appepson, lessee W
Psge, Jr, Wm. l.. Vance, Il. I Lacy, g, J. sell
deH, NJ. Kelley, Howell E. Jackson, Geo M-
Bartlett, J. H. Hartley, J. ]. Peresr ". M
Akin, J. NJ. eating
The mutual system has dessrvedly become
the most popular NODE OF insurance in the
United States, and Is the one embraced BY
those best informed upon the subject, and who
appreciate and desire security, perpetuity and
economy. In a purely mutual company the
assured derives All the advantages which can
be realized from an insurance, and at the low
est rates, or exact cost, paying no tribute or
profits 10 the prOprietOrs or stockholders for,
perhaps, an inadequate capital or security.
Cheapness combined with security. and a GER
GaintV Of accomplishing the object in view
are the essential elements sought for, and they
may be found eminently existing in a vel
conducted mutual All parties insuring in This
company become membe.s OF the company
and are directly intrusted IN its success Call
at the office Of the com pany for full in1orna-
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STATE FEMALE COLLEGE
MEMPHIS. TENN

THE Fall Session OF this Institution win r,,-,-
i menes On the THIRD MONDAY iths Isiff
OF September next.
Only the SAME CHABGES FOR TrTTrosr
AS BEFORE TIE VAR Board 50 -
month Able snd experienced teachers in Al
the departments / Ocatlon famed for -
health and beauty Rccounn Oda tfOus su pssrff,--
a strictly rrsJ-eiass boarding school. Fsrer.fs
and guardians are invited to visit and Sc 1,,,.
themselves. For further Information or Tor
ana9 I'm ~ Z, r,0rT.rDsS p-s.,.,.
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Lay 6TRl that stone; bring Masters Gavel to It,
once. thrice and thrice, until so well 10 lies
That nothing less can mar it or undo it,
Than that vast ruin which viii wreck the
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EEBREW AEB HAsOyIC OAEESDlR.
MASONIODIREOTORY

MASON 10 DIRECTORY
1857.
LODGES. a.
ANGEROSA, No. l8S Meets IEt Monday In
every month, at Odd-FsliowN' Hall. cor. Gouri
and Main. d. B. Forster. 24 Front street
". NJ; John Beamish, Sec'y.
soUrH MEMr4Is. No. lis. Meets ID Friday Of
each mOnth-Han, cor. Madison and Second
J. 7. sellars, ". NJ; Benz. K. PuIlen, Sec T
IsETLaA SCOTT. No. 2so. Meets lst Friday OF each
rrOuth-Hell. cor Madison and second Joh1
AiDslie, W. n; Il. p. Woodward, Sec.
HAEILrON, No. zls. Meets Sd Friday OF each
mOnth-0dd- Fellows Han. p. Al. Stanley,
". NJ; W. II. Bats. SEQ.
KILwIsNISG. No. Sn ~. D. Meets 4th Friday
Of esch month-14 Front strest. John ].
Worsham, sd, ". N ; b. &. PuIlen, sd, Sec.
ROYAL ARCR.
PENS Chapter, No 4 Meets ID Monday Of each
month-Odd-FeilOw Hall Johu Zent, II. E
a p B. n. Levy, Sec'y.
h. AND s. n. r-.r
EUEEKA Council. No. s. Meets Sd Monday Of
each montR-Odd-FeIlOw Hall John Eent,
Tn. H.; n. J. WIggin, Rec.
IEArPLARs- ..
G'TEENE Coumandery, No 4 Meets 4th Mon
day OF each month. John Zent, Com; n. J.
Niggin, Rec.
A. AND A. SCOTTISH RITE.
2Of F5Oat Stnert.
HERMEs Lodge sf Perfection, 18th; ; No. l.
Stated Communications % Wednesday night
Of each month. Henry P. Woodard, SD, g..
NJ; Charles n. Carroll, 18th. Sec.
NTH RAs LOdze OF Perfection. 18th; No. 2.
Meets sth wednesday Of each month. George
Msllersh, sd, g.. NJ. A. L. FARMLAND, sd,
Sec.
CAsIPHLA CounciI OF Princes Of Jerusalem, 18th;
no I Benz. X Pulleu, sd, TarEh... =
-, Sec.
CALYARy CzAPTER Of Rose Croix, 18th, No. l.
Charles " Adams, SD, N. W. a. 7, Tom
uusOn, S2i, Sec.
PBILIFPE DUPLEssEIs Council Of K-h, SDth.,
No. l. Henry P WOodsrd, sd, Comm.
William Y. C1rOde SD, Rec a.
COSsIsrORT or WEST TESSEsstf, sd. John
Atnslie. SD, COmtn.'. in Chief; Dodge Q.
Trader. sd, Reg
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-09-07
SEWING MACHINES.
Why the GrOUer oe Baker Machine
Is Best,

l. 1t is more simple, durable, and less liable
to arrangement than others
z. 1t seWs from ordinary spOOls, and no re-
winding Of thread is necessary.
3 IL sewS with equal facility all fabrics, the
most delicate and the heaviest, and with all
kinds OF thread, silk, cotton or linen.
T. It's seam is strong and elastic that Il
never breaks, even on the bias.
). It fastens both ezds Of the seam by Its own
operation.
g. It's seam, though cut at every sixth stitch,
remains firm, and neitherru or ravslsin wear.
Z. Its seam is more plump and beautiful, and
retains its plumpness and beauty after wash
ing better than any other.
s. Its seam can be removed in altering gar
ments, after proper instruction, without pick
ing or cutting them.
s. Watching and varying the tensions upon
the threads necessary in other machines is un-
necessary in this. The tension being once ad-
justed on the Grover and Baker Machine any
amount OF sewing may be done without change.
10 IL makes beautiful embroidery without
any change OF arrangement, simply by insert
ing threads Of suitable sizes and coiors for this
purpose. 1t is the only machine that both en-
broiders and seWs perfeetly,
RS- Send for Circular.
GROVER 4 BAKER'g 8. Il. CO.,
jy1s 800 Main Street, Up stairs.