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GROVER & BAKERS
Celebrated
Elastic Stitch and Loeb Stitch
SEWING MACHINES.
Why the GTOUer d Baker Machine
Is Best.

J. It Is more simple. durable, and less liable
70 arrangement than others
4 10 seWs from ordinary EuOol7, and no TO
winding OF thread is necessary.
3 10 seWs with equal facility all fabrics, the
most delicate and the heaviest, and with al
kinds OF thread, silk, cotton or linen.
T. It's seam is 50 strong aud elastic that Il
never breaks, even on the bias.
5. IL fastens hota csds Of The seam b. It's Own
operation.
a. It's seam, though cut at every sixth stitch
remains hru, and neither runs or favels IN wear
Z. Its seam is more plump and beautiful. and
retains its plumpness and beauty after wash.
fuz better than any other.
8 It's seam can be removed in altering gar
ments, after proper Instruction, without pick
! ing or cutting tneIn-
9 Watching aud varying the tensions upor
the threads necessary in other machines Is IN.
necessary in this The tension being once ad
justed on the Grover and RsEeF Machine any
amount al sewing may be done Without change
10 Il makes beautiful embroidery Withhold
any change OF arrangement, slTaply by izEert
ing threads OF suitab'e sizes and cOlOrs for thi
purpose It is the only machine that both en-
brOiders and seWs parfecuy.
DS- Send for Circular.
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yEroIxG ADVANCEMENT.
A eotemporary says :

There are two methods Of opposing g
| Brothers advancement, even after the
ballot has been spread in his favor, either
Of which is effeCtual, viz:
l. Rise in the Lodge aud Oet0 the
Brothers. advancement This being
done, that Lodge can never advance him
while you are member OF II, without
your express consent.
;. 90 TO the Master privately, and UCtO
the Brothers. advancement. The Master
win then inform the Lodge, but without
diyuIgiug your name, that further pro
ceedings must be stopped, because =
member has objected to them.
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Fashionable Dancing Academy,

MADAME LEISE. Of New Orleans v-ouEf
VI most respectfully announce TO the cIffz-ue
Of Memphis that she viii open her class f0r
he above graceful accom- plishnnent or me
THIRD Tuesday IN September at NJ. Ie4-
ierson BLOCK, second street, where she rr1st-.
oy str I attention 70 The advancement on f-r
pupl who may b. intrusfed TO her charge. 20
merit share OF the public patronage. Mad.
L. having taught IN most Or the PRINCIPAL
cllles OF the south and Southwest. hops 20
meet mere with the same un5Ounded success
Whlcn has hitherto marked her course o. In
-tf1ctlon ELSEWHERE. Days and hours Of tuition
.of SAlllrtn, tuesdays and Saturdays. from
half past o'clock tn dark : for I.atiies NON
~ Am. w Y; for Gentlemen, from 3 tuI 10
Pm az the same day. References anevceu-
uouaole, for which, and other parflculars-
Please see circulars, which viii be fsuut a. the
prin-1pal book and music stores Terms mol
crate CallsthenicS and Danciug taught IN uri-
Vate families and schools. IL desired. Soireas
ELEan tEica a runrfh --.--r
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We have never been able to see why a
Profane may not withdraw his peti-
ton for initiation, at any time before the
final ballot. Suppose he is, and is known
to be, every way worthy, aud is SO re-
ported by the committee; but his friends
discover that some unworthy Brother
intends to black ball him. Must they
allow their friend to be mortified by such
a rejection? What right has the Lodge
10 ballot, when the party says, 81 with
draw my application, do not desire
initiation, and will not receive it if
electedSr And suppose they should
nevertheless elect him. What then?
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Cottage Residence, 5 rooms, lot l20xl70 feet
on BOrlauI avenue, near Memphis and
Charleston railroad, near corporation line.
Valued at siUJ.
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Machines (which are warranted for two years.
/ forwarded 10 any part Of the world, with
printed instructions (Which will enable any
one TO operate them without the siightest din
Guilty for Use, receipt OF the price in eur emf
| funds or by draft; or they may be sent pay
n1eut TO be collected Os delivery, on receipt 0l
satisfactory assurance that It Will then be
made; suc a orders from a distance will be
faithfully nlled as II personal visit and sslec-
/ tiOn had been made.
| Agents wanted. For circulars, with samples
/ Of work, address,
ELLIPTIC 8. n Co,
| Or Broadway, n. 7.
| D. 8. COVERT. Gen suplt se5 dAwsw
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JEMPHIS APPEAL
MAsoNIC INTELLTGENCE
A Masonic cotemporary says;

A Masonic cotemporary says:
ga candidate for the honors OF Ma
sonry presents his petition. The com
mittee, at the end Of the month, instead
Of making their report, ask to have theii
time extended for six months At the
end Of that time, the candidate not con-
Quoting himself as becomes man aspir-
ing TO such honOrs, q motion Is made to
have the petition withdrawn. Now, Is
that Masonic? After petition Is once
presented. can it be withdrawn, the com
mittee never reporting either favorable
or unisvOEable?
mo time can regularly be given a
committee extending beyond the next
stated meeting. II unprepared to report
they NAV ask further time until the
next stated meeting,' and this may be
repeated as frequently as the Lodge
deems II proper to grant the extension.
" As to Withdrawing a petition, differ
ent Grand Lodges have different rules.
In Kentucky it may be withdrawn by
unanimous vote. We are not aware OF
the rule in Ohio, but in principle we are
clearly of opinion it ought not to be
withdrawn
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THE horse which ZOllicoffer rode when
he Was shot st Mil Spring, has been
lately sold for $500.
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EIHf.. n....l
H-EwES Lodge Of Perfection, 18th; No. /.
--H.-I -al-u--.na-iO ID W "Wednesday night
ar s-.rl uo1.E. henry p. WoOdard, sd, c..
EI'- Ill 8r.as h- Carroll, 18th. Sec.
ErTHF-- Lodge Uf Perfection l4th.s No. 2
Meets 9Th y glEesday Of each month. George
Es.Igrsh- z-l, O.. H.. : A. b. 7 rauElancr sd,
Sec.
Ct~rpHGs Council OF Pr -uces Of Jerusalem, 10TH;
sc. D. Benz. X. FuLsn, sd, Tarsh.'.i --
-ls...
CzLyz Ey fFIAPrEE OF Rose IroiL, 18th, No J..
Charles " a-auIs- sd, NJ. W.. n. /. Tom
lu-UU- s- b -ee-.
PuILIFFE EvFlEssETs Council Of E-E- @lth-,
No. J. Henry p Wootard, sd, Comm. :
william y. ClrC7e SD. Rec.
CaN---loET or WEST TENSEssFE, I'D John
AIls-le. SD, Comm. In Chleii Dodge T..
Trader, sd, Reg.
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Fifth Prize.

One residence lot adjoibing above property,
Z5xI0O feet. Valued at 500.
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VlHE First Drawing, which took place at Her
i naudo, Miss, on the 18TH inst. was attended
with unusual success, when it is remembered
that but q few weeks elapsed from the incep-
tiOn Of the enterprise 20 that event. $1,000
worth OF tickets having been sold, Ike
am1u ut OF property was drawn for, under the
supervision OF gentlemen selected Dy the tick ct
holders present. The utmost harmony and
good feeling pervaded those present, and, a.
will be seen from the subjOined certificate OF
the Managers, the affair wss conducted to a
close in a most gratifying and satisfactory
manner
HERNAEDo, MISS, June Is, 1867.
We hereby certify that the above report OF
tie First Drawing of the Southern Asylum Is
correct, and that the proceedings were charac-
terzed by aspirlt Of fairness and business IN
surpassed by any Drawing Of which we have
any knowledge. The Managers OF the COM
pany placed the tick, Is and wheels under our
sole I0anagement and control
Signed: J. b. MORGAN,
ROBERT TEMPLE,
V. \. MEkRIWETHER,
". W. GhMPTON,
NJ. MAGEVENY,
JOHN AINSLIE
Committee.
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We are sole agents and are prepared to III
orders for the above
StliF8t65llg WI2Ight Iron Buckle Tie,
on the most favorable terms. We are having
them man faCtures of the most superior iron
and thoroughly y tested.
o.. II. EtN rs & co.
Comm .-sl on Merchants,
Tfrgs.-fTFa Efrsra ~ r.e-
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ROBERT A. MOON,
Cotton H ac t or
AND
COMMISSION MERCHANT,
No. 276 Front Street,
MEMPHIS, TENN.
MEMPHIS, TENN
10 the Cotton Planters o., Vest Ten

liberal ADV VANCES-SUpplies at Whole
l 4 sale Prizes. Commission Tor selling Cotton,
one Dollar per Bale.
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NOTICE Is hereby given 10 the heirs OF Til
~ man Belts, deceased, and all parties con-
cerned. that we, as surviving executors Of said
estate, have this day FLED our account as such,
with John League. CLERK of the County Court
OF shelby county, where parties concerned can
come forward and examine same
SAMUEL MOSBH,
ANDERSON L. BEFTIS
Surviving Executors.
Memphis, September II, lS57. sel2 Nv.
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Lot No 5, in Hays SUD division, Memphis.
size IU2xl52 feet. A beautiful building lot,
Valued at 5000.
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PROFESSIONAL CARDS
PHYSICIANS.
DIR R APOPE

TYE AND EAR SURGEON, win resume his
u practice I'm Memphis, where he viii re-
main until the lst November.
Olice M Bethel Block, COrner South Court
and Msin streets Once hours nom to 2
lsaqI fr1,
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MENPulS APPEAL

PUBLISHED DAILY & WEEKLY
BY
JOHN S. C. HOGAN 8 CO.
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Ii the highest premiums at the Maryland
"A Institute, New YORK and Pennsylvania
state FAIRS In 1860, given on Sewing Machines
except one given for heavy leather work at the
New York Fair, after \ severe and impartial
test were awarded to the Elliptic Machine,
namely, as
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new FALL RILLIAERY.
MRS. M. C. HUNTERS
Southern Emporium OF Fashion,
269 Ia Main Street,
Opposite Court Square.

fT7HE ladies viii dud all the latest novelties OF
i the season, millinery and fancy goods Of an
kinds Dresses made snd trimmed IN latest
chiidren's dresses made to order. Opera
sacques and wrapping, ready made, for sale.
seii I'm
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HEBREW CALENDAR.
Neutrality-suspicious..
1857

MASONIC DIRECTORY
1867
LODGES.
ESGEEsSA. No. les. Meets IEt Monday in
every month. at CdI-Fell0vs' Hall cor, Court
and Main. D. b Forster "a Front street,
"a. N-- john Beam -SH- See =.
sourH NEsrrIIs. No lis. Meets ID Friday OF
excl rln-tb-l8'f cor Madison and Second.
.. =. SeIIars. W N., Benz. X Puleu, Sec
I.ErI A SCOTT E1 Z3-. Meets Lst FRIDAY OF each
mg1ru-Es-I. cor. Madison and Second. John
Afn-If-. ~. NJ: n. p. wood ward, sec.
HE~frrF~ No ~ Meets 50 Friday Of each
udurb-et5-Fe HAN. p. n. Stanley,
-. % W "a. Butts, Sec
HTr.ErsvrNG. M. ST 10. d. Meets +th Fricsy
NJ ean.. Ilrrrn--Hi F-out street. John j.
N-arsHam, go, W. g 8 B X FuneE, SD, sec.
ROYAL. ARCH.
PE~N Chauter. No 4 Meets d Monday Of earh
r.J-t Fellows HsII. Juhu Gent, NJ. Z.
IL P.- b. 3. Levy. ~ec'g
E.ASD e. r..
TUEEEE Council. 10. g. Meets 81 Monday Of
each mont Fellows Hal. John Gent,
III. H.; \. j. N -s-lu- Rec.
TEEeLa rs.
CyRESE CGrlmauEsry, 70. i. Meets 4th Mon
day % each month. John Zsut, CON-; \. J.
WLEE.l. Rec.
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SeUentH Prize.

A most valuable manufacturing site with a
perpetual fall Of 81 feet Of water, situated In
winston county, Alabama, with l6J acres OF
land. Valued al $1,000.
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Sicth Prize.

one residence lot adjoining above, also ok
feet. Valued at $50.
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. ELLIPTIC
LOek-SiilGh Sewing Machines.
Gold Medal, Fair Mary lac d Institute, 1854

Their re-Erninent Superiority Vindicated b!
the Decisions Of the Highest
Authorities.
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TIL
B0ARDMANI, GRAY & co.
PIANO-FORTES.
WHOLESALE AGENCY.

WHOLESALE AGENCY.
nHE sUBSCRI BEl. late a member or this
/ well known hrll, has established Whole
sale Agency,
5S3 Broadway, NeE YOrk City,
Opposite A. 7. Stswart's Dry Goods Palace, cor
uer Tenth street,
Where he viii be pleased 10 receive the order
o. his friends and public, aud especially %
hear from those who have SO literally be-
slowed their patronage os the firm heretofore
He viii supply these superior Instruments q
the trade, Wholesale ard Retail, no the very
Lowest Prices made with the Insulated Iron
Rim and frame least I'm one solid PLATED They
excel all others in durability, superiority OF
tore, and elegance gf external appearance
All these Pianos have OverStrunE Scales Civ
iugiu connection with the patent IRON rim and
frame, Fall, Round, Powerful and Sweet Mel
low Tones The Cases are elegant in appear
auce and easily and safely handled.
80 Warranted to prove satisfactory, or the
money returned.
Address all orders to
Eiberia OFT,
SO dEwlOm -s4 Broadway. New York
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A.. AND A. SCOTTISH RITE.

CYRESE C'GHluauCery, En. s Meets 4th Mon
day 8g each month. Eg4l Zsut, Com; n. J
WlEE.l, Rec.
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YeIIoW FeTer md small POy.

hEW YORK. June, 1851.
We, the undersigned shipping Merchants OF
the city OF heW York, from the OF repeated
teaumony OF many different Sea Captains
IN Ehom we have Implicit confidence
and feeling 10 aduty which We owe our fellow
men, hereby bear witness Of the great conf
dehce We feel ~ he truly marvellous curative
power o. Major ]. T. LANES INDIAN REM
EDt FOR the cure and prevention OF small POx
1elloW fsNert etc. and We cheerfuuy add Our
great D.eZs-ngs may BE- made Known 10 the
world Erett sons Co, 4i south street. Cur
tis & Ward 50 south street ,. =. De W0lf 4 20 .
simpson & Shaw, q COeuties Slip; VIM A
Moore, z05 south street: Jas. 7. Tapscntf IS
South street; Geo. L. Tapscott, Of Tapscott Bro
s. South street; Robert hawke, 81 south street.
and many Others.
This Reme1y has never been known 70 fal.
Price Ger package, g FORWARDED free to any
point in the United states. Address
J. T. 1ANE & CO.,
ges EWn 1f3 Broadway. New YORK.
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The following eloquent passage is from
the pen OF Albert Barnes:
A whole family in heaven Who can
picture or describe the everlasting joy
| No one absent. Nor father, nor mother,
nor son, nor daughter are away. In the
world 5elOy, they were united in faith,
and love, and peace, snd joy. In the
morning Of the resurrection they ascend
| together. Before the throne they bow
/ together in united alteration. On the
| banks of the River Of Life they walk
hand in hand, aud as family nave COM
menced a career of glory which shall be
everlasting There is hereafter to be no
separation in that family. Nopne is to
lie down on bed Of pain. No one to
wander into the arms of death. Never
in heaven is that family to move along
in tine slow procession, clad in the ha-
bilaments of woe, TO consign enc OF It's
members to the tomb. God grant that
in his mercy every family may be thus
united. r.... . g.
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J. NJ. HALL. Clerk.

The Prizes drawn on this occasion numbered
Forty-seven, and comprised los in the vicinity
OF Mem phis Tenn, COTinth, Miss, and Her
nandO, Mss, deeds 10 which have been made
to the lucky tickeJ-LOlGers. For this, the Sec
ond Drawing, however, we are able TO offer our
patrons stu more attractive Inducements TO
interest themselves. in our scheme. From q
lengthy list Of property, much of which has
already been advertised TO the public, we select
the fOllOWiug-
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Third Prize.
Fourth Prize.

One residence lot adjoining above property,
25xlO1 feet; very available Tor residence and
desirably located. Valued al $500,
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KAYANAGH 4 DECKER'S
BILLIARD TABLES
THE most reliable Cushion used on Billiard
i Tables is the
CAT-GUT CUSHION,

Manufactured by KAVANAGH 4 DECKER
and Patented Dee Is, 1866. tSee Scientific
American, Vol l1. No. H.
10 = The only Cushios tnat Possesses an the
qualilies es7suiisl Iu @ Perfect Cuzhian. IL is
the most elastic and most durable Cushion ever
offered TO the rd-playiug public. as s
abuncantly proven by The great demand Tor n
since lts lntrCductH on The peculiarly which
dlstin nguishes the Cat-Gut Cusr ION and renders
b. superior to all Others IS the tizhteuaI crsI 81
rubber ana ruuul1Z the full length Of the
Cushion. which prevents the ball fr1in besiiing
into The rubber and Jumping from the table.
The addition Of the eat gut cord also adds
10 uch 10 the elasticity Of the Cushion.
The Cat-Gut tushiou hes already been ap-
piled 20 over lUlD tables, which are IN constant
use. 10 can be applied 20 tables Of any make
for So per set.
Kavanagh & Decker's Factory, Al the corner
Of Centre and Canal streets, y. y. IS tue most
complete OF It's kind in tls world. The ma
chiuery Is Of the most i'm proved character. the
lumber drying room the largest IN the United
states, the material used the best that can be
purchased, and the W0rkmen thoroughly
skilled.
Billiard Cloth. Balls, Cues and T-fmminqs. al
Of the best make, constantly on hand
kavanaEh q Decker are the only agents IN
this country for Kay's Cue CeInent. adiudged
by competent authorities 10 be the best Cement
ever used
Full Size Tables cut down for 500
SEMI for IL ust -ated Price List.
kAVANAGH e DECKER
Corner Of Centre and Canal Streets
SEQ tle21 New York city
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" best FAnnliy sewing n4attAlues
"Best Double-Thread Machine" and for the
Best Samples Of Sewing Machine Work p
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s ELECT S OHOOL.

ATIss VICTORIA ID. HOW~EFss ra..,,f-- -,
VI gagged ln teaching with Prof j. ID ,5fe,Sgys-f
will open her School, assisted bv har s5sfe--
Mss II. ". BOWERS, on '-i
hOnday, the I'd OF September.
At No. los Monroe street. between Third -
Fourth streets.
The services OF the following gentlemen ava
and Spanish Prot. George +. WaEeeIy 1850 =
Prof Jacob Millar Music am III
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I'VE course Of study IS comuIeteE In fy-1
j terms II nine months each
The method Of instruction is that gF 8raI ar-
ami nations daily. upon the teVt. accom- u.tu5a.f
- sucn explanations and lecturgs as state lea
i-latiOu and local adjudicatloas have r1afie
ne essury.
Moot Courts wiz be held weekly. in which
the practice VIII conform in every essential re-
sglcL 20 sEe rules modes OF pEOce.uFC ard ar-
gumeutatton adopted in the I0Iio--fg-- t5rr1.-4
I. District Court or the United states.
2 Circuit Court OF the United STATES.
g supreme Court OF tre United states
l. Circuit CONT Of Mississippi.
3. IhanCery Cont or MLssissiruf
6. Probate Court
z. n IGN Court OF ErrCrs and Appea-s.
The Law Library numbers not 'Iss-g gIt-7 one
Thousand volumes.
fne Law stu1euts have the PRIVILEGE OF af-
tending. FREE OF CHARGE, the Lectures ana
HecitatiCus in any OF the departu1e1rs ~
Science and Literature in ths University.
The sess Ous Of Tie Fe.lera. t0urt. ana of fre.
Hight Court OF Errors ana Appeal held a- on
ford, give to the students OF This school ra--u-
liar advantages.
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Adams Equity yurisprudence, Adam 3 Eoufsv
Pleading, Redheld on wills, billiard On MOI
D. - D.
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Second Prize.

A cottage residence Of ten rooms, with lot
60xIU0, in the citv Of Chicago, III, only three
guar ers of a mile from the heart OF the city
and within one b ocz Of the street railroad in
tersecting every part Of the city, Valued al
f5EnO
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Council. noe. Meets 81 Monday Of
0Et-Fe1-ows' Hall John Gent,
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Notice to Tax Payers.

rN4HE TAX BOOKS FOR the year 1867 are. nov
reaoy, and shall Immediately proceed 70
collect According 70 law. An tax nayarg .rfd
nave Personal PROPERTY must come rs,
at once, or they viii dnd rneir taxes ia ne
hands Of Constables who are authoIized 10 iis-
train sufieieney 10 pay all taxes.
PHILIP GARFIN
Tar Collector Shelley county, ia7.
Northwest Corner Jefersoa
and Third Str cts.
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a. card.

ME will at once rebuild our warehouse, and
w vii have completed 10y me 18TH Of sep
flfllu-r lut bs the INST day % that month We
,gifI 10. ready 10 reCel ge goods on store
The sheds will bs divided into nre proof com
r,.rrrf,-rlts bv brick walls, and covered with TN
TbOs. WOO have patrOulzed as Tor the last " o
Is...ssong and thos- WLs may have proposed TO
90 SO the appruacllfg one may leat aaaLlSo v e
vail be ready for inetn- y,. a..
We desizn est sbilshing Cotton Compress ia
connection with our warehouse, upon an al
..,auf Eot which viii be ready by the lst OF &c
TONER or sooner. The proximity Of our e-stap-
Ff.rulaut 10 the river renders ilp hanGllng oi
COTTON 80 convenient that We can transfer col
f1n for shipment by river Tree OF draya age Inc
m van tag-s OF the posiLen rs equal 70 one ~ isy-
aae on an cotton sent Tor mpressrnent frOin
r,fher ,rarebouzes, while on tll cotton IN our
Jl7srenouSe for com prcasulent there can De Two
llIyas-a. ssigtsl since 10 would be easy Tor US
Ri, 5,f.r Id from our shed 90 the Compress ~
10 turn II Out in the ordinary way Tor transfer
Lg drays - ,,,.,.,-r q. ~ a s.r,
IydJ > fs = a HAlS7 - = ~.
D. q s,oonHsr J. p S. GILLILAND,
T.ate 81 fsrtusg5rd Late with South
kTrrasH 4. 4 n
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ALL the conductors, brakesmen and
station men on railroads in New York
are, by recent law, directed to wear a
uniform. The law has just gone into
effect
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EDUCATIONAL.
SCHOOL
MEMPHIS COLLEGE.

fVHE Law Department OF the Memphis Col
Il lege VIII open on the FIRST MONDAY
OCTOBER The following gentlemen COM
prise the Faculty:
Constitutional Law Gen. ALBEIT PIKE
Fsesl Property q Plea1ing Hon. r +. II EArII
Eerasnal property q Pleading "A. 81. LI-WL5
bquity q Comm ercial LaW-Ho p. r. SCEUGGs
lrlm. Law 9 AdmlralfE Gen ]. y. GA r-nEaa
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-10-12
COURSE OF STUDY.

FIHsT SESSION, JUNIOR GLASS; months.
walkers American Law, Kent's Comments-
riess Blsnop on Criminal Law, Gamblers Bis
tory OF Law suit, StephensF Pleading
SECOND SESSION or JUNIOR Glass
months-
Parsons on Contracts, Parsons on Notes and
Bills, 8reenieaf on evidence.
FIRST SESSION, SENIOR CLAss-
Adams Equity yurisprudence, Adam 3 Eoufsv-
Pleading. Redheld on wills, HIiliard on NO.
gages. Parsons On Partnerships.
SECOND SESSION, SENIOR Class
Wsabourn on Real Property, TayIorcn Land
lord and Tenant, Angel q Ames on Coruora-
Tons, stOry's Conflict OF Laws, Pars0hs ou
Maritime Law, COnkilnis Q. 5. Treatise.
Rscitatlons and examinations each day az (
O'Clock Moot Court once each week, and Ap-
pellate Court once each month, presided over
y me Professors all together.
currents permitted % enter any Gas. but no
DlplGina given except 70 those going through
Terms - per Session payable IN nfvauca
Entrance Fee, $ per Session..
AL stldenls OF Law can attend tree OF ehHrvs
Lhe LecLuIes 0i the College, Including. Lecfur7s
on ElOcuLlon and explanation of Iariu ami
French techniealties BY the F.resfIeTTf
Arrangements viii be made - brar-f ana
lodge students at Sz5 per month. ApiIiesf ir-os
should be made early --r-