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RmPoIasry az OppDESsIoN.

The fact is, that the entire policy of the
English Government in its conduct of
Irish affairs has been wrong and unjust
from the beginning. And thus, ineVita-
bly,, it has got into entRngiements, from
which release is exceedingly difficult.
Liberals and Tories are alike puzzled.
The Irish are treated as q conquered ue.
ilon. Concessions now and then have
been made, but they have afforded no
real relief. The lowering OF the property
qualification for suffrage, which NAV
now be considered as decided upon. does
not resch the root of tie difficulty. The
proposed disestAbiishmentand disendOw-
ment of the Irish Church-what good
will it do? IL will not sppease the Fee
nians, who probably never devoted q
thought to the difference between the
two Churches rs affecting their interests.
Something more radical than all these
measures is needed 10 atone for tie or
pressions of the past. a complete recon-
struction is called for, and nothing else
will prove satisfactory. "Oar country
is decaying under English rule" say the
IrisbmeB "our only relief IS in expa-
triatioD. We must either have a repeal
Of the Union, or an absolute and radical
reform. Larger franchise will not relieve
Us. OisestaptA5A @Eu NiethuCH tlS EtC-
testsnt EstSbtishmeBt-bu that will do
Us no good. Give US the conditions Of
prosperity, or give US Independence. "
~ T. Times.
One would almost suppose that the
Times intends satire on the legislation
of Congress in regard to the Southern
States: for it would be an incredible
hypocrisy iu Radical to censure the
misgovernment OF Ireland by England,
while looking with conlpiscency Oh that
Of the South by the North, which has
drawn IFS precedents of tyranny from
the magazine filed by the English Par,
lament in its legislation for Ireland, and
by Russia IegislaIiug Tor PoiaEd.
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ANOTHER OUTRAGE.
A Black Eiend Attempts 10 Violate ihe
Person Of "a Respectable White Lady.

From the Nashville Banner OF The llth.l
Bri6ed into committing acts of law
lessness and crime, by confident ex-
pectatiOn Of release from the Peniten-
uary, il convicted, it must have been
noticed that ia various localities of late,
negroes have been guilty OF outrages
more or less aggravated. The last we
have to relate occurred in Springfield,
Robertson county, on Friday night, and
was no less infamous than the attempt
of 8 blseh seoundtel to outrage the per-
con Of . respectable white woman. 1t
appears that the wretch drag ged his vic
tim into an clubhouse or barn and would
have accomplished his purpose if the
screams of the Heightened woman bad
not attracted a number of white men to
the spot. They had the satisfaction OF
arres;ing the villain, VINO is now con-
fined in the Springfield Jail. Last ae-
counts from there are TO the effect that
the prisoner il apprehensive of being
forololy taken out and iynched, but as
we learn, there is no disposition on the
of the citizens 70 anticipate The course
of the law.
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GESERAL NEWS.

Mike McCoole, the bruiser, was mar
ried as st. Louis on Saturday night TO
Miss Mollie Norton, s. daughter of Daniel
Norton, rich contractor of that city.
Railroad communication Is now open
from 81. Louis 10 Council Bluffs, Iowa.
"A. Block, of the firm Of Block & Co,
bankers, corner Third aud Pine streets,
st. Louis, was arrested in that city on
Saturday. Itappears that Block, e day
or two ago, drew from the National Lean
Bank nine thousand dollars. Shortly
after 1t was discovered Block had over
drawn his account over seven thousand
dollars, and was called upon to make it
good. He replied that the money was
spent and be could notdoit An attach
ment was then Issued, the bank taken
possession of by the Sheriff, and only
about three hundred dollars found.
Blocks residence was then visited to
serve an attachment on bis furniture.
and underneath and attached to the bot
tom Ola pRrlor chair was found pack
age containing between $1,000 and $4,000,
which was recognized as part of the
money drawn from the bank. Block
was Immediately arrested, and is now In
confinement.
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Comptroller of the state Of tennessee.
ASSETS: Market
SoO,s IS
LIABILITIES:

Capital Stsek, all paid up. ........ s2Jo coo co
Losses ad JusIed but not g SS -
Losses rsDorted-estimate1..... - .... 81 So 1G
Estimated amt to reinsure Fire RISKS 9j766 Sc 1
q Marine {" 652S5 % |
t1ttAS pay 4uU U W /
Dividend IN PAD Az 81
I'd National Bsrk......-- los 70
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ABSTRACT OFFICE,
ROOM NO. l.
Corner Monroe q second SITS.
BOOKSELLERS AND STATTONER!

HAyE REMOVED THEIR LAgaE STOCK
1 OF Books and Stationery 70 the cOnnmO-
dious Storehouse q few doors soul III OF their old
stand No. 2e7, being the Old stand Of MessTs.
Elson & Bros, third door north OF Messrs.
Mans field x Aigbee's Drug store, Rnd bstWeen
We solicit liberal trade nom both the city
and country. We purpose TO give full cons
RS AND quick RETURS3,n shall be Cur
motto.
All 0rders than kfuIly received and promptly
attended to. Il. WADE & co.
HS- Don't forget the number Of the Store.
iyls 2sz Main street
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For catalogues address
aus Iw w. Il. WARD. PrinoipaI,
THE MEDICAL COLLEGE
OF MEM HIS.
FACULTY:

FACULTY:
ALEX AMBER ERsKlNE, Md, Prof OF OBJ
stetrfcS and b ssaseG OF Women and Children
and Dean Of the Faculty
BIZ NJ. w. AYES I, NJ. A., Prof. OF the Princi-
pies and Practice Of surgery.
ALFRED h. VUOHB les, NJ u, Prot. OF Nate
ia Medica aud Therapeutics and OF OPhthsl-
ullc surgery.
FRANK a RA Ns4KY. N. D.. Pros OF the Prin-
cfples aau r aetice Of AfeI1eire.
DUDLEY j. -SAUNBERS, D.. Pro-. of De-
saIipu 80 ana Surgical sHalOmy.
RICHARD 3. NAL rsY, NJ. D.. PIOf- Of Physfoi-
ogy and Pathology, aha secretary Of The
Faculty.
ALM0N BROOKS. MD, Prof OF Chemistry
and TUx1e0iogy.
q. z. THURNioN. Nib, Dsmorstrator Of
Anatouy.
The Preliminary Course OF Lectures fJr the
terra of 1858, viii oeg1n on tae ist OetOeer,
from which uats the Dissec ing Rooms viii be
open.
me Regular Course will begin on the fist
Monday in NovemOsf.
Tne City Dispensary, which has been placed
under the exclusive control Of the Faculty,
Will be open TWO hours dEiIy for clinical pur-
poses, and to this the Students have free access-
For further Information, as TO terms OF tpi-
ton, board, etc, application may be inside 20
the Dean.
ALEXANDER ERSRISE, ND,
Dean of the Faculty,
Office, corner of Main and Gayoso Streets, e
au2 d. Aw3m Memphis, Tenn.
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Terms per SessIOn-PRyabIe HaIEyeaFI
Invariably in ADVANCE.
MEMPHIS PEMALE SEMINARY.

nNHE Fall Session viii open On WEDNES-
i DAY, September I'd, al No. lCg Madison
street.
For circulars or catalogues, apply at ,loung's
Bookstore OF at The Seminary.
au2 I'm MFs. ANNIE ID. hAILE, Principal.
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UNIVERSITY OF VIRGINIA.

THE 18Th Session Of this Institution viii be-
gin on The LIST day OF October, 1858, and end on
the Thursday before the 3tn Of July, 10 -
The organization Of the Institution u very
com plete. embracing extensive and thorough
courses OF inst uction in Literature and Science
ana in the professions Of Law, Medic1ne and
Engineering.
EsfIMATED ExPENsEs-Exclustve OF books,
c'OtbinR and pocs ct mOney--of the AeADA1Ic
StadenF SEQ of the Law STUDENT $50, and
of tue MEDICAL stUdent, t5So.
For particulars send -fof catalogue 20 " NJ
- S. MAUPIN,
Chairman OF the Faculty,
ton21u p o. unive.hify OF Virginia
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A TGoSHEN DEPOT, VA, CENTRAL RAIL
"a road, Rockbridge eounsy, Va
III ~ r. WOOD, Principal; A. j. WOOD and
7THUs. II. HOPE, Associate Principals.
Third Session, Sep; snb Der 10, ISeS. to June IS
1859 Ancient ard Modern Lar guagss Mathe-
MATES Civil En- giDeer ng, EngliEh Branches
History.
Boys and young men thoroughly prepared fol
University OF Hgtnia, W asningioR Cole sc,
aud business pufsults-
Cordislly Recommended by the Froft ss0rs OF
the University Of Virginia and Washington
College and laIgs number OF patrons In differ
ent Stats
Terms for whole Session, Tuition. Board, Fuel,
Washing and Light, $50 in currency, half on
entrance, balance 1st February.
P. o. Goshen Depot, Rockbr1dge county, Viz
ginia. ans lmdaw
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6f. L0uls RutusI ne IGsurance Uo.
STATE AGENCY OFFICE,

WEhFhIs. II = JtllY % Io0o-
NFR. JOHN 0. Nc yEB EE, Of Jackson, Tenn,
vi has been dull appointed sole . seat for
tnls Orice IN tho district haretofore pTiiHariiy
under the supervision Of John XIX, Sr,. and
subsequently OF Kirk. NcGehes & CO The az
pc Et'lieEt o. JOHN xxx having been with
drawn, be Is not Hulhor zed 10 rspIe. ent tdis
Company Ia any eAI aelty whatever or receive
money on our account
MCMAhON . OTIS, State Agents for
West lenLess e, MISSISSIPPI, Arkansas and
North Louisiana. au6 lw
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Science Hill Female Academy,
shelbyViIIe, Ky.

This Institution. situated in one OF the most
/ quiet, heatthIul and p easanI tow1s ef Ken
lucky, within a short distance OF LOa.syitle,
with Hhich Il mas easy dauy communication
by stage and rail-, Offers 70 tins public the scsu-
inflated advan ages OF more tnan forty ears
successful o peratt0n. The eighty seventh (SIIh3
semi ann : al session Will open on Monday sep
temberT Z, 1858. + Or catalogues or Special infor
nation address Mrs. JU TIA a. TEv Is,
JyzY I'm Principal.
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IUKA FEMALE INSTITUTES.

FFHE next Session will open on McNDAY, the
/ 3lst August, under the continued super
fntends nce of the subscriber assisted in the Lit
ersry Department by Mrs DOUGLASS. Every
department will be filled with able teachers.
Department. ITO our friends desiring repose
and exemption from many of their PECULIAR
ANNoYANCEs, our location is especially at
tractive." Many families purpose settling
among US this fall 90 educate their children.
For further particulars apply for Circular 70
Rev. j. Z DOUGLASS,
tv9 II Iuka Miss.
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GENITAL HIGH SCHOOL,
On Union ST., near wellington,

WILL open its next Session on MONDAY,
w September 7.1S6S under the direction OF
Rev. ". NJ. PATl ERsON, ABB. ana Prof, T. j.
1IaARDEAU, Alb.
This Institutio1, formerly conducted by the
late Prof Nv. Stacy, RANKS amoog the best
male high schools in the city OF country. The
experience Of tie present Principals gc4ran-
tees to pupils the very best educational adj
vantageS.
The buildings viii be enlarged and conve-
nisntiy and pleasantly arrsn ged, and ntted up
poses Pa -.
Latin, Creek and French, together with q
thorough course1n the English branches, VIII
be taughf. Terms moderate. For circulars APP
ply at the Bookstores, or refer TO Rev. I. ID.
Nltherspoon. Rev ". o. Johnson, Rev n 4.
Mann. hey. =. = Pstway, Thomas b. Allen, d.
b. MolIoy, H Wade & -, Newton Ford & Co.,
Toof, PHILIPS & Co, E. u. AppsrsOn, spiesr a
ShRrpe. aus u
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Memphis Female College.

TWENTY NINTH SESSION.-We shall or
IL game the FOEM5 IN this college, accord
Ing 10 previous amour cement, Tor the ensuing
scholastic year OF IOTty weeks, on TUESDAY,
September 1, 1855. FOR circulars, giving foil
particulars, apply TO the principal at Inc Col
lege, or al the Bookstores.
N Is Lseg N. A. h. MORGAN. Principal.
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Notice,

Z HATE two beautiful and well improved
4 Plantations Ia Lee county, Ga within
tnree miles OF the city Of Albany, bounded by
one OF Inc BEST railF9aes IA the State, and Inc
Lot snd c0nnmodious Dwelling In the city,
which viii gladly sail or exchange for other
property, neRreT 70 ne,
sDH 4, wRIeKx,
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STATE FEMALE COLLEGE.

THE Fail Session of this Institution will COM
Il mence on MONDAY, TIE 18th OF September
Rext, vita full ana superior Faculty las
nsuall in all the departments. IN addition to
the branches usually taught, arrangements
have been MRde tor a fun course OF lessons in
PHYSICAL CULTURE aecol ding to the sys-
ten of Dio Lewis This places the State Fe-
male Gsllsge, in this resi- eet, in advance OF
any other school at the South, and parents
both at home and abroaj, VIII soon come to see
lis beneficial effects.
The City Railroad Cars now run out to the
College, and r-nder city patronage perfectly
practicable. Parents and guardians in the city
will 6Ed on inquiry that they can enjoy the
dement's Of This superior school and make
saving even Whe n'csr-fars is added-of p 10 -
per cent. on tuition bills. For parIlcnlsrs or
catalogues address, c. Collins,
&ul 5w President
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STATE OF MAeYIAND, |

The unGeTsis ned, John W. Randolph, Presi.
dent, and Henry C. Jones, Secretary, being
duly sworn, do severalIy upon their oaths GER
tify and say. that they ere respectively the
Preside mt and the Secretary OF the United
States Fire and Marine Insurant Com any OF
Baltimore. in the Slate afoTesa ID that the fore
going statement contains q Just and true state
\ ext and exhibit of the sanding and condi-
ton OF said company on the LIST day OF July,
1893. JOHN W. KAN DOLPH, President,
HESRY 9. JONES, Secretary.
sworn ana subscribed 10 this I7Ln day OF
July, 1858, before me, a JCstice OF the Peace for
thecity of Baltimore.
[Slgnedl E. F. FLAHERTY, J. 2.
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W. r. CUHSINGHAM, VIC. sfceLuRE,
President. Cashier
B. " aodeil. n, j. Wicks' ~. q observation-disclosures, =
Collections taken on all accessible points,
and remistapcee promptly made.
MY connection with the Memphis and
Charleston Railroad, as President, requiring
my entire attention, compeIs me TO resign the
kTeeteency OF The above 1uEtitutlon. Ny Ia
teTest as St0ckhoider and Director Will remain
- herstofore. ask a continuance or the con-
ndence aud patronage or my cid friends and
efously bestowed.
iyi1 I'm MI wIcKs.
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Virginia Military Institute,
Lexington, Virginia.

A PUBLICATIONS. VIII now be received for the
"a appointment of 10 additional Cadets into
this Institution. Those entering In the sum-
mer months enjoy peculiar advantages In the
special course of disciplins and instruction, by
which they are prepared for the regular studies
which commence on the LIST September.
Circulars will be ssnt on application
MALI FRANCIS n. Smith. supt
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NJ offer for sale, in quantities 10 cult pnr-
w chasers. superior article OF Ro66ng
stats nom the Ieorgfa Quarries, said 10 be
equal 70 the WEIGH, sud not subject TO crack by
heat as the Vermont and cflssfs, and whicn
VIII De sold IS low or lower than any Slate In
mefkee RpfsTER. TREzEyArfT 4 CO.,
Jyseu auls Agents II Memphis,
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ST. LOUIS MUTUAL
LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY.
HONE 0EEICE, No. 5Is Olive Street.
ST. LOUIS.

d. A. JANUARY, President.
JAS. H. LUCAS. vioe-Preside't.
WM. L. SELBY. Secretary.
j. 8. MILLER. Asst Secretary.
WM. N. BENTON, Gen'l Agent.
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EDUCATIONAL.
ST. AGNES ACADEMY
FOR YOUNG LADIES.

THIS Institution, conducted by the Sisters OF
81. Lon inic, is delightfully."- situated IN a
healthy and retired part Of the ciiy of Mem
phis, Tenn. The buildings are ample and COM
EnoQious, standing in the center OF extensive
and highly improved grounds, shaded by Tor, ST
trees, and laid out with rare plants ana shrub
bery.
he course OF studies comprises all the
branches, Useful and Ornamental, that are
usually taught.
Inc Academic Year consists of two Sessions
Of I'VE months each the first com mencing on
the FIRST MONDAY OF SEPTEMBER the
second on the FIRST MONDAY OF FEBRUARY.
Terms per sessIOn-PayabIe HaIEyeatIy,
Invariably in Advance.
For Board and Tuition, ETC., SIS, $50, $50 OF
500, according to the age or Class OF the pupil
For Day Scholars, Tuition, El5, go, S25 Or 90
acc riding 10 age or class.
EXTRA CHARGEs.-Latin, French, Italian,
each, sl2 Co; Music on Piano, So 70 Music on
Guuar, So 70; Ausic on aarp, so 20; Use o.
ms ruments, So 70; Painting ia OH C0iOIs
s15 %; Pa Dtlng IN Water CoiOrS, SIS 90; Draw
ing, 10 "; Embroidery ana Ornamental W Fk,
SIS %; Wax " ORR, Sll W; Washing and Menu
lag, si5 20; Bed and Beud1ng, SO tOi station
cry, So 0U Dancing, at Professors charge.
s5- Board per month during vacation, II
spent at the neutrality-suspicious., mendtng, etc,
etc, incluce. -Sl2. Medicines and Physicians
fees will form extra charges.
For furJher Information, apply 10 or address
the Mother superior, st. agnes Academy.
and ef{f a I'm
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FOR THE CAMPA1GN.

The APPEAL, the largest and cheapest
weekly paper in Tennessee, wiz be sent TO sub
soriters for the ensuing four months as
campaign paper, at the very low rates gwen
below.
asa Camp sien paper, the APPEAL viii N lake
It's readers acquainted With all current political
events, and whatever else may be Of Interest.
1t VIII express its own opinions fully ana
freely as heretofore, and continue 10 observe
the rules Of conduct that have always governed
il II has no neg professions to make
TIKI HEEKLY CAMPAEGG APPEAL
WI be supplied TO Clubs fOr the four ensuing
months:
5 copies for.-....-..-....---...- ----..-.-s D 90
10 - ...--..--.-.'.'-- ? W
20 F" " .........-.--....-.. -.-..-.,..-..-. II %
A copy gratis VIII be sent TO the friend who
sends Us Club at these rates.
The Daily paper VIII be sent TO Clubs sS
for four months.
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ROberisOn's Commercial college.
81 Main 81. corner wtnche.ter.

TO THE PUSHES. NJ ROBERTSON. late
Of Leddin's Commercial College, viii, on 7 U IS
DAY, September LIST, open College for the
special Instruction CT DOUBLE ENTRY Book
KEEPING, COMMERCIAL CALCULATIONS, RE D
ING, SIZZLING, WRTFING. ETC Parties d-s!r-
Gus Of educating their sons as above, will hnd
Il TO their advantage % petroniZe him. Apply
AZ No. 81 Main street, upstairs. References
Msssrs, StTalton, Goyer & Co , 4. Seessel q son,
Hosse. Levy < Co., ~ Wolf a 20. au2 I'm
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Arkansas Reports fOr SAFE.

nor SALE two complete sets OF the Reports
Z OF the Supreme Court OF Arkansas. nom
vol. 20 vol. q inclusive. One set almost en-
HslE new, Apply 70 uy1 1. d. k4AE'
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E. F. FLAHERTY, Up.
STATE OF TENNESSEE,
COMPTRoLLERis OPTIC
NashNiIln InIrr y 1879

NdsILNIIIIf July q 100. :
I, q. w. BLACKBURN, Comptroller OF The
Treasury, do hereby certify that the United
States Insurance company, located at Balti-
more, in the state OF Maryland, has produced to
me satisfactory evidence that said Com
pany has complied with all the require
ments OF the laws OF the State OF Tennessee i'm
posed on Insurance Companies, and I further
pany, has also complied with the requirements
OF the laws OF the State, made and pro-
Vided in such cases:
Wherefore, said United States Insurance
Company has authority TO take risks and trans
act the business Of insurance In this State at
Memphis, Tenn.
q. W. BLACKBURN,
Comptroller Tenn.
GEO. W. L. CROOK, GeR'I agent,
iy2sIm Rooms 2ss Ia Main street.
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ST. AGNES DAY SCHOOL.

OWING TO the rapidly increasing population
" in the neigh5OrhUOd OF 81. Agdes Acad-
envy, the Sisters have determined TO resume
theie DAY SCdOOL, dis con inued some years
since The Course OF s udies prescribed for
lay Pupils will be the same as that pursued by
the Young Lady Boarders-
Studies viii De resumed at st. Agnes and also
at La Saleite-a branch Of the ABOVE
On the First Monday of September.
For the greater convenience OF such IS may
desire 1t, arrangements win be made with the
proprietOrs OF the street Cars Tor the transmits
sion OF pupils TO and from both Institutions
LADY SUPERIOR -
aus I'm or ST. Agnes Academy
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Macon Masonic College,

SylTUATED seven miles north of lafayette
- Depot, Memphis and charleston Railroad,
N the healthy village OF Macon, Tennessee, re-
sures third MONDAY in July, rendering prepar-
atory review for the new scholastic session,
10 be
opened the First Monday IA September.
Thoreugh Collegiate Course taught byean able
and experienced Faculty. Board, per month,
SIS Tuition, 50. 81, S. &c. 81 and *.
DR. q. I. HUNTER, President Board.
J. O. MIRREI.I,, Secretary. au6 In
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LAGRANGE Female College.
LAGRANGE. TENN.

IN MILES east of Memphis, on Charleston
OO Railroad. VIII open I September and
close list July next. Cneapess college in the
West.
Cash Items tor Ve months:
Board 10 Coll ge tali founo) 500 %
An English, Latin ana Mathematics II W
Music ION any instrumentj with use OF m
= sbA "
Mo1ern 10 70
Vocal Music and lncideDta tails no charge.
iyzs Pm j. d. "a Err EDITH President
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REMOVAL! MovAL
ROYSTER, TREZsVANT & co.,
AHetI3neers & Real Estate Brokers
FANE REMOVED 10
HE.oorner Main and sefor.on ssrest,.

IN announcing cur new iocstiOn, as above, we
beg leave 70 retain sincere thanks. for
past pntroa6ge, ana Eops 20 have the pleasure
OF meeting al our Old friends, aud many new,
in the centrd. and prom nent pos tOn 10 which
we have removed. TIE
Real Estate Agency
In al branches, viii, a. heretofore, be Lead
TnR feature OF our business, and, by long expe-
Renee and gene al sequa ntance with the own
ers OF Real Estate. b0Ja ia and out OF the city,
we hope 10 make cur Oftc- a general fesoit Tor
the exchange Of tide Ia city or country prop
erty.
Cur Rental Department
CONTINUES under the s.nolsnt management of
Il. l. GUlOS, Esq who via attend promptly
20 Collecting hent, 4 as ing lakes, SIC.
Pubfle SALES Of AerebeDcise
VIII also be q specially OF our busi IN which
tue central a1d conspicuous situation OF cur
SalesrsOIzl Offers supei Tor advantage 10 con-.
slgneas, 10 whom We VIII make tue most ibtral
advances ana terms on goods 10 be sold by
am R3YsTER. IRRELEVANT & co.
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MEMPHIS BOARD OF REFERENCE;
wormeley, Joy q Co, Aydlett Robinson &
Co., 8. M.Webb q Co.. Tool, Philips q Co., La
cey McGhee, N. Corona, a. E FARMLAND,
General n, e Forrest, General ]. r. Chalmers,
Com. Joseph f. nontgomery, Judge ]. p. Ca
ruthers, Rev. s. ii. Ford DID Rev. ]. r. Graves,
Judge Phinees T. Scruggs, Galloway, Hampton
10, DeSoto Insurance Company.
AGENCY OFFICE N .MEMPHIs-No. AZ Madi-
son street, Kit Williams Block.
MCMAHON q OTIS,
State Agents for West Tennessee,
Mississippi Arkansas and North louisiana
n. y II. MCMAHON
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-08-13

II is the desire OF the Prinei pal to direct his
attention cOnscientiously and faithfully TO the
mental Ead moral training cf those committed
70 his care ; and in order 30 accomplish This
object more erectuaIly, the number OF board
ers VIII be limited to six and the number OF
day pupils to thirty.
Good boarding can be gotten with private
families at from 81 ~ to IS 81 per week.
For information as regards discipline, course
OF instruction, etc, Apply for circular.
J. W. lODD, a NJ, Principal,
j. y Inn ShelbyVilte, Kentucky.