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Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1868-08-04
RI a I. L $
Vegetable SiiciIian Hair Remover

Erery yedr increases the 2ODm-
l0ritV Of this cGIsGuble Hair Prep
drHti on, sUIicl3 is due to merit
alone. We can assure orr oh
patrons that it is kc1)t fulIy uf to
its high standard, and to those
aChO hare neCer used it aCe can
confidently say, that 1T as the only
Teii0bie and perfected pFep0rd-
tiOI. to restore GESAx OR FADED
HAIR to its UOWfhfuI color, max
ing 10 soft, iustr0stS, and sitkep
the ScUtp. by its Hse, becomes
g0hite and clean; it 3'enaoCes all
e"WptiOliS and d0hoFUH, and by
its tonic properties DreCents the
hair from failing Ott, as it slim
UidteS AMI NOHI'iSheS the hair
Oldnds. By its use tie hair grOsCs
thicker di,d stronger. In badness
it restores the capillary glands
to their normal riOOr, and sCiJL
create q neaU OFOCth esCcept IN
extreme old age. 1t is the most
economical HAIR DRESSING
eCeI' ased, as it requires feaUer
applications. and giCeS the hair
thdt Spjcndid glossy appearance
so much ndBiPed by all. A. Il.
H0UeS, III. d.. State Ass0yer of
Mass. sans, .'iAe constituents are
pure and cdrefatIU selected for
e.cCsfSS-.S4x QlfOttTVs ana 4 cOlSIUer
at the BEST PRtErAEsATaON/ 07.
ifs intended purposes. We pub
lisd a treatise OH the hair, aChich
1Ce send free on mail HpOn 0ppJi-
cation, 3Chjch contains c0nnlen-
d0tory notices from clergynpen,
physicians, the press, ana others.
IFe hare mdte the study of the
hair AMI its diseases q Speciality
for ueufs. and knO3U that SCe make
the most effectiCc preparation for
the restoration and the 21reserUG-
ton Of the hair. eatGnt, and SO
acknowledged By the best Medi-
cal and Chemical Authority.
Sold By all Druggists and Dealers IN Medicine.
COOK, coEURN & CO.
Gen'l Agents for North Western States,
81 DEARBORN ST., CHICAGO, ILL.
sy1 FOR SALE BY
w. B. BAXTER, Lancaster, Wis.
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BUSINESS ROOMS
FOR SAIE

offer for sale the shop and store rooms occu-
pied for tin and stove factory and store roonbeng
my Old stand in Lancaster AS 1 wish to sell in view
of erecting building, il may go at a bargain
Apply to the subscriber. NJ. NJ. ZEIGLE
Lancaster, Feb. /, 1865. 35-6n
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NOTICE TO BUILDERS

School District No. 3, Lancaster being about to let
District Bids therefor are reau 3sted bidders mn Al
specify Il cunt for which the building will be
erected and completed according to plans and spech-
cations now in hands Of the Board. Also the amount
for which such builting will be erected ant completed
according to said plans and specifications including the
material remaining upon the ground from the build
ing ttly destroyed The Board themselves
the right to reject ny and a bids which they may
deem exhorbitant unreaso able.
The bidder to " ON shall be awarded the contract
will be required 70 file with the 30 I'd of said District
bond Tor the pertOrra Of his contract with the
sufities 10 be by the said Board approved,
Bids viii be received by Kichard Meyer Treasurer,
up to the 20 day Of August, 1868, at z. NJ
ID. IL. BUDD, Director.
RICHARD MEYER, Treasurer,
J. w. BLANDING, Clerk
July y, 1865 sw3
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1868-08-04

PERSONAL jeff. G. Dillon, Bad
ger born native Of Grant County, and
well known as most worthy
business man, is running a portable
Wholesale store for P w. Mullen, of
Chicago, and expects to'call at every
store in this and adjoining counties.
at least once|in every period of two
months There will be many to
greet jeff. and welcome his coming.
His outfit, including team and mer>
camille car is the finest ever seen in
these parts. He is dealing in gcner>
al merchandise and notions.
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STOCK FARM FOR SALE !

offer for sale stock farm OF 400 acres half bottom
$40 acres thersofnciosed plenty of timber 200 acres
meadow land, and all well adapted for stock for which
1t has been used for years Thereon good dwell
ing, barn 39x40, and outbudings, with water. &c
Small orchard, school near by, and situated within "a
miles OF Animation. Price fifteen dollars per H.
quire en- the premises, at the store in Animation.
Z. CLAYTON.
Annaton, ne 18th, 1868. 2tf
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1868-08-04

E15- So frequent of late are the bo-
gus notices Of marriages that we must
decline the publishing of any unless
certified to in regular order by the
Clergy man or Justice. This week we
have received two such notices
which we have reason to believe are
bogus
SELECT ScHooL.-The Committee
recently appointed, consisting Of J. A.
Jones, Col. Clark and J. 2. Lewis,
have arranged for an al interim
school at the misunderstanding secur
ed .hc services OF Prof. J X McGreg.
or as superintendent teacher, with
one or two assistants. See advt.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1868-08-04

RoBBERY.-The Galena Gazette says
that the Bookstore of 10 Brooks was
broken open and robbed Of valuablea
to the amount Of $3.50, the thieves no
doubt residents OF that city. The
Gazette says there are men in Galena
known to have no money of their
own, yet are oilers, without means of
support, except spending money at
the saloons These idlers are fre>
quently seen in the street, walking
with respectable young women. =
Says the editor, "idlcness is vice,
and it ought to be kept in mind by
the ladies that any idle young mans
head is full of crime, his intentions
being vicious and his hands swift for
robbery, forgery, murder, and noth-
ing much better"
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1868-08-04

GRANT CLUB.-Members of the
Central Grant Qub are requested to
meet for business at the Court House
on Friday evening Of this week. So
directs the Secretary, Mr.. Parsons.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1868-08-04

HOUSE FOR SALE.-The lot and
dwelling OF g. Langridge, in Lancas>
ter, is offered for sale very cheap
Sec adyt.
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WOOL. WOOL.
BLOCK HOUSE FACTORY,

2l5 miles south of Platteville on the Gaena road
The subscriber is now ready for carding rolls Bat
ting Spinning, Weaving Coloirng Full ing &C.. and is
prepared to make Stocking yarns, large heavy Ban-
kets, Flannels plain and twiled and Checks, Jeans
Satinetts heavy Fuqd Cloth to order as usual at
what lower price than before.
NJ falling hammer Pulling Mill works finely, So
cit your home made hard twisted cloth TO test its
ability Wool for manufacture must be clean if 81
preferred it be brought dirty and will have il
cleansed At small charge
Spinning, Warp and Filling, done TO order with des-
patch. Clean lard must be furnished or It will be
charged for.
Wool or work be left at the store Of co. Hawley
Co Plattesille and will be returned there when done
pieces of cloth be sent me by any of the express
lines. GEO. X. LAUGHT0N.
May 4th, 1868. 4s-ly.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1868-08-04

G. A R.-Comradcs Of Post No.
SO, Lancaster, arc reque@ ted to be in
attendance at the next regular meet
ing, Friday ovn'g, August 18th, as
there Will DC business OF Importance
before the meeting.
By order. JOHN Z. THOMAS,
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Gg- The Appeat says that about
two~thirds of the $500 feet of EN-,
bankment between Boscohel and the
river is done The prospect is that
the entire work will be done by the
1st of October Mr. Seaton is credits
ed with being the right man for cons
tractor and superintendent.
To FURNITURE DEALERs.-A. T..
Clement, at Usage, Mitchell Co.,
Iowa, wishes 10 exchange his furni-
ture store, building ami stock, for
horses, mules, oxen, wagons, &c., and
give part on time Probably big
bargain may be had. See advt.
Prices at Milwaukee, Aug. 3 No
spring wheat s193, No =, 81 So F.;
Oats IS corn 81
Wheat fell 10 cents on the bushel
on Friday at Chicago.
CHOLERA n CANADA Toron to
dispatch says two fatal eases of Ash
aslic cholera arc reported at HamiI-
ton Canada.
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NJ MISSISSIPPI VALLEY LODGE, No. So. IO.OF.


Not TRUE.-There is no truth in
reports that Kidd, the murderer has
been arrested.
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Mining at Beetown.

The Muscalunge Mining Company
diggings, near Beetown, are reported
as doing ii good busineas of late
They are working one lode Which is
judged to be yielding 4 600 pounds Of
mineral to the running foot besi des
other openings which are more than
paying expenses.
The Pittsburgh and Wisconsin
Mining company below the village,
j. b. Turley agent, started their en-
CINE three weeks ago, the same fully
efficient for any required service, be-
ing i forty horse power. Mr. Josiah
Hall, late engineer at one of the same
company mines at Superior, Mich,
fitted up and is having charge Of the
engine. The mineral prospects are
said to be truly encouraging.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-01-24

other hand, there arc many Whites who
refuse TO employ labor because they
want to drive the Blacks into migration
or crime, so as to prevent their voting 60
/ adopt the Equal Rights Constitutions
now being framed. Ilsorts of malign
/ influences are at work 10 complicste the
grave problem. But these must not
! blind Us to the fact that Southern In
/ dustry is feaTfully depressed that
I Yankees and Jews Have failed TO make
mosey by planting in 1867 (; and where
I theq fail, 10 can be scarcely worth while
/ for others to try. III either the planters
or their ex slaves are not doing so wen
as they might, IL is plain that the dis
| couragements Of either are very great.
The net result Is a general cessation Of
! labor, with an appalling prospect Of gen
ersl destitution aud aDarchy. For such
state of things, no external remedy Is
| possible. The wound is too great for any
| conceivable plaster. The problem must
work itself oct, with no essential aid
from Government beyond rendering sll
1 possible protection to rights of person
and property. ID
Individuals may do much, but not by
lending money; while the chssm is too
wide TO be flied by giving. But n every
one who can would buy real estate at the
/ South-iess or more, according to bis
means-he would help every class Of her
people. Though be should simply let it
lie, or let those-white or black-wbo eau
pay no rent occupy 1t for the next two or
three year,, the iuvestment would prove
a good one. There are estates seeking
purchasers at s. per acre to day that will
bring $50 per acre within very few
years. Hers is another of our recent let
ters, from 3 merchant who seems not to
have any political ak TO grind;
= To ths Editor Of The Tribune:
!" Sir: VIII you aid your friends who
wish to make paying investments, as
well as do the country a service, by pub
fishing the extraordinary inducements
now held out In this section 20 those who
may wish to buy homes The finest
lands in the iUorId are now for sale
throughout this whole section Of coun-
tFy-particularIy North Mississippi and
Eastern Arkansss-in quantities 10 suit,
az kDO to foe dollars per acre-lands that
actually sold from SO to $50, ana even
more, per acre, before the war. To those
who may have = few hundred dellars
easit to invest, 1 know Of nothing more
inviting. The disposition to recognize
the claims Of new men In this quarter is
daily increasing. Immigrants need have
little apprehension now on that score.
Please do what you can for those inter-
ested. Yours, etc, WIN r MOORE.
g MEMPHIS, January z, 1868 +"
Every Northern man who buys South
ern lands helps to relieve Southern desti-
tuition. II half the lands 10 the South
could pass at once out of the hands OF
their Impoverished, debt-covered owners
into those of msn who could afford to
own them, every interest throughout the
country would be speedily relieved.
The blacks would find employment
which would give them at least bread
tine whites, relieved of debt, would take !
hold and try to throw of the despair
which now parslyZes them. II you can
spare even SiO09 for the purpose, buy
Southern laEdsl
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HEBREW CALENDAR.
MASONIODIREOTORY.
1867.

LODGES.
ANeEzcvl NO. I5s. Meets lFt Monday in
eve-y month, al Odd-F Feil0ws' Hall- Ger. Court
snd Main. D. b Forster. 25i Front street,
~ n: John Bsarnish, Sec'y.
stsrrFz aT1g rE4Is, No. lis. Meets ID Frl1ay Of
each r7a th-Hall. cor x adiS0n and Second
II..STr.s soorr, No Zsa. Meets Ist Friday Of each
rnoDtD Hall. cor. = sdis0u aud second. John
Ainsl:e, ". "; Il. P; Wood Tard, Sec
HaNII rUE, No. 2ls. Meets 81 frday OF each
nsunfh-0dd-Fell0wE' Eall. P. N Stanley,
W NJ y. II. Butte, Sc
Er.vTSyyTlyci. 10. 8l 10. D. Meets sth friday
~ eacS Iuoutn-29f FreEt street George
Melersh, sd, ". Il; z. x FuIlen, sd, Sec.
ROYAL ARCH.
PIX Chapter, No 4. Meets I'd MondEy-of each
month-Odd-F Fellows Hall. JOhu zent, N. z.
a. P; B. 81. Levy, Seey.
z. AND 4. n.
szuHxx. Council. No. G. Meets sd Monday Of
os-r mon -pd5-Fenows' Hail. John Zsnt,
m. H.; n. !. Wigzin1 Rec.
TEsFPLARs.
tYKE,E Cou1maud5ry, No. 4. Meets kth Non
jav OF each month. John Zsat, Com; n. J.
A. AND A. SCOTTISH RITE.
2)s F5-gnt 8treet.
HzEsrEs Lodge sf Perfection, 18th No. 1.
State Csrr4 N uniCsttons ID "Wednesday night
OF each month. Henry P. Woodland, SD, g..
M: Cnaries 4. Carroll, 18Th. See.
HTTHRAs LodFe Of Per'eotion, l4th.i 10.
Meets g. b Wednesday OF each month. george
MsllerEE, sd, G.. NJ. A. Z FranklsHd, azd'
rlssTrirr, Council orPrinces of Jerusalem, 18th :
no. I. Benz. X Pulen, I'D, Tarsh.'' -
CtLvaRY CHArrEE OF Rose Croi1, 18th, No. !.
C-lariss v. Adams, a2d, NJ. W.. Il. / Tom
PJTII.TPPE DUPLEssEIs Council OF K-h, soth.,
Ne J. Henry P. Woodard, 3d. Comm. :
william Y. Cirode SO, Rec :
OoEETsroEY or WEST TsSEEssEE, I'D. John
Aiualie. SD. Comm. IN Chief; Dodge Q,
Trader, sd, Reg.
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yours MRs' NJ gsev54lis WV: 3. CoLLINa

AaE,S-5 WANTED or Female, in every
town and county In the United States, 10 intro
ducs this celsbratsa preparation. Agents are
now making from 4i50 to sos per month clear
~ sxperaes Applies tfons for agencies can oe
made for the present to Mrs. Jackson at the
Whftemors House, Adams street, between
faeturing depot. No. II3 sixth street, St. Louis,
Mo either Ia person or BY letter.
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FAssmAN's IRoK TIES
COTTON BALES.

THE undersigned hsve made extensive sr-
i raneeE1euts 10 supply the demand for these
Ties the present season.
In addition TO The z FASSNaE DIAI-OED T. r.
and BUTTON TIE, so eZt susively used hereto
fore. they nov offer bis ALLLGAEOE 7 Ia., y7ll.t
teeth 50 arranged as TO I sanity clamp Tie
hoop whs1 the pressure is r-uOvez nom The
bale and hold it without EprfuE.
Great pains have been taken % secure tle
best quality Of iEon-
These Ties are 81 simple IN their arrange
msEt that they can he app 5lFd By any one %
bales Of any size, with the same fEelUty a-a
expedition as rope. IN strength security ard
facility OF application, they viii compare IA
vOrabiy with any 3 let Introduced
The advantages Of Iron Ties are nov genEr-
ally recognized; but 10 is deemed not Out %
place to ca ] the attention q those interested
TO the very emphatic recon R1endatiOl Of IN
dsrwriters, steamboat Captains, ard CWn5r1
and Agents OF sea steamers and SalIEE NeE-
sells, recently published IN the newspapers IN
New Orieauz
CHAMBERS & LATTLNG,
General Agents, New Orleans
For sale by
MEACHAM & TREADWELL
HARRIS, COCHRAN & Co,
Memphis.
And other dealers and Grocery Msrchanis-
se22 En8
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Boulevard Hoop Skirts
ALLEN HOUSE,
READ THIS!

NOR RENT FOR THE YEAR 1sSS-The Kerr
n Plantation. one mile below Austin Tuuica
COUNTY, Miss on the Mississippi hiver. The
Mace Is IN thorough repair, with al Necessary
bWeIIiugs. Out houses. Gin, S3n house. hill
and steam Engine. CisternS, " els, Teams
euouah 70 run the place, Corn and hay su1-
Client for the yenT, and the Dest set or handa
in aissfssipDi The piaes, with eli appurten-
ancee Stock. ETC., can be lad or reasona Die
terurs: and any enc desiring to plant. VIII nnd
fbfs the BEST opening in the south A good
nan with a small capital may take bali IN
taTest in running the place for The year, on tha
most reasonabls terms. Apply 70 Hh1lss = err
3 R0otes s9i Main street, Mamp phis, OF on shs
rem ises until January 10Th, 20
90 ia s. & KERR
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QUINCY, Ill, November ), ls5e-
Mas. JACKSON, Dear hadGu--It is with
pleasure that certify TO you tuat sesinr otls
OF your. .cfrrular which contained certificates
and Endorsements from the best Phystctans and
The hizhest TredieaI authorities Of the United
States. certifying that your oils for the com
plexiOn and teeth were purely the OILS e1tfaetNs y
and essences OF flowers, and they warrant u
when used according to directions 70 cure the
worst and most di1icalta cases Of nursing. sore
mouth, esuker Of the stomach, bowels ana dys
uensfa For scrOfIlous disorders, When useq
both internally aud externally 2. it has no equal
Dear Madam, seeing this, and my little daHgh-
ter. aged fifteen months having the Whooping g
cough for several months, accom- panlei VIII
what the doctors cau white canker, her - ouln
and throat being terri 1ly liberated, and haV-
Ing tried everything for its relief could near
Of all to no PURPOSE, I bought one bottle o.
your oil for the complexion, cal ed " Queen
Bess, - went according 70 the directions, olo nOs
use quite one boftl-, and am most happy 20
state to you that ft has cured my child. she Is
now a. we'll and he rtE ever she was In her
life. give you this my certificate, hoping you
viii publish Il, that thousands or others VINO
NAV be afdicted with any OF the above affec-
tions may at once get 4 bottle OF your " z qeen
Bpss - for feel sure they viii dnd hnmediaJe
relief. YOura respectfully
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MRS. GEO. WOLCOTT,
Jersey street, bet. sixth and Seventh
20. 20. r. coLITNs, eERTIFIcATE

HANEIRAL, No, August =. 1886.
MRS JACKSON. DsdT hsdGEn-l am most
happy to inform you that after having snnsred
more than three years with whst some pnysi-
,.isrls call nursing sore mouth, or canker Of the
month and throat, I tried various remedies,
but found nothing to do me any good until
heard OF your oils for the com plexion and
teeth called Queen Bsss." I bought one bot
fIe went according TO directions, and am truly
than pkful t. say have found a permanent cure
Hopipg you will publish this, that other poor
sufferers may be benefited BY IL, l renaknI
~ Yours respeetfullyt
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WNs. y. TRIcc & CO.,
Bankers and Exchange Dealers,
-Aar-
REAL ESTATE AGENTS,

bJU-F LLLlEl1 NJ,
DUY and Sell Exchange: Deal IN Gold and
ID silver Coin. Sank Notes and A1lltaFy
bonds; Deposits Received and Accounts Kept
for CORES 20 ndeuus Real Estate sought and
sold. Taxes Paid, etc.; Loans Negotiated upon
Real Estate Security; Bonds, stocks, AeTcan-
tie Paper, and other securities Bought and
Sold on Commission; ; Collections upon al ac-
easslbIs points made upon favorable terms,
and proceeds prom pity accounted for.
TsudsriEg our services 20 our old fr-enus and
Business pertaining 20 q Ranking Exch AM ge,
Collection or Real Estate oGlce,
We are, NeTy ras p6ct tully
WH- H TR13G co.
P. S.-Ws have abstract OF Real Eststs R0-
cords. Of Cooper Co.; Original Entries, Deed O.
Mortgages, Judgments, " liz, DEGREES. e-c-
tnOWInx condition Of title 70 al the Real -
safe in the County. ". II. T. q co.
Oc2
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w. p GRAY,

DEUG & X ORI ,
No. 50 Adazss 5sEeof. r.
Ii kinds OF Drugs. lolet a. s., Pe1
pared, beth day and HighF i-~9 Ia
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CREDwORS

HAVING claims against the estate Of James
ii Malatesta, deceased, are hereby nOtihed Y
die their elaims. properly suthen Gated. with
the undersiRned, within the time prescribed oy
law OF the same viii be barred. Persons iu-
debIed TO The estate viii come forward aud pay
the same NICHOLAS MALATESTA,
FRANK NACCARO.
Administrators 252 Main street.
"a Burke Pickett, Attorney.
T,edqer copy iii forbid. deel0
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-01-24

ETTERs q & s sSR Savi5s ing siss bssS
- - - =, me By the Ceunty Court OF Sne51y
sonnfV Tennessse st the Decem ger tslal -. ~
. - -. rsas such Indebtedness 10 ne ana l
be~aisv rolffy q j persons having claims as.lEss
al ssrate 10 p1esent the san1s pro y 20
ss sa-ss1T aiA7kdpa Of FErEE Z; :
deoila @ss' 49, - =
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FOR RENT.
Two Plantations on and near MIS-
sfsdDpi River, In CoahOma
County, Mss. .

ONE ON RIVER CONTAINS ABOUT 1900
" acres open land, and has been n eultiva-
ton 4 number OF years, and has on i5 Two Glu
Houses and Gins, one nns Dwelling House an 4
a large number OF Cahins- The place can be
divided into two or more tracts
The other place IL situated ano1s tour of nV9
u,iies rom RIVER has u or l50o acres open land,
il Susceptible OF being divided INTO tlZo or three
places IS on Il a good 3iFe1llns 1ouss, Ous
a., sISd Frers These places are very produc-
ti-s and UfII be rented very low Tor enc OK
-,,,-a --aare- They belong 70 II. MoNe1lt o.
Aensuo4S' n. CARUTHERS, Agent,
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MRS WOLCOFF's CERTIFIGATE.

TIBE following certificates, selected rom hun
iredsin the possession OF the proPTtetressr
are confidently sub1atttsd To the public:
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COURSE OF STUDY.

FIRST SESSION. JUNIOR CLASS months.
Walkers American Law, Ksnts Comments
ries, BiSnop on Criminal Law ,Caruther's His
tory OF Law Suit, stephens Pleadlngs-
SECOND SESSION or JUNIOR GLASS;
months.
Parsons on Contracts, Parsons on Notes and
Bills, Greeulezf on evidence
FIRST SESSION, SENIOR CLASS.
Adams Equity Jurisprudence, Adam g Equity
Pleading, Redhsld on Wills, billiard on MOrt-
cages, Parsons o. Partnerships
SECOND SESSION, SENIOR GLASS.
Washburn on Real Property, Taylor on Land
lord and Tenant, angel a AEnss on COrpOrs-
tons, StOry's Conflict OF Laws, PargOns on
Maritime Law, COzE1n's O. 5. Ir6attss-
Recita1ions and examinations each day at
o'clock. Moot Court once each week and Ap-
usellats Court once sacn month, presided over
by the Professors all together.
students permitted 10 enter any Class, but no
Diploma given except TO those going through
whole course.
Terms SIS per Session, payable in advance
Entrance Fee, s. per Session.
An Students Of Law can attend tree OF cnarSe
the Lectures Of the College, tncludtng Lectures
on Elocutton ard explanation Of Latin and
French tech aioaIfttes By the President.
Arrangsnents Is viii be EEade 70 board and
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o. Memphis, held on the I'd instant, the follow
log named gentlemen were unanimously
elected Directors for the ensuing year:
Z. c. Briukley, Sam. Tate,
Amos Woodruff, +. 5. DaYis,
Q. r. NsrTis, ". A Gvyn,
Z HOwes q. W. HcCarn,
p 3 Wfliz. g. G. Spencer,
g. W. Frazer N. 2. Forrest
Jacob Weller, T. II. De Be Voise.
Frank White.
Alta asu bseq uenL meeting OF the Directory, the
following Officers were iInOusy elected
President .........-..-G. W. MCCARN,
Vice Presid 10 ts..- r. @. BRIGKLEY
and SAM TATE,
Secretary BEN MAY,
Treasurer.......... ...........F Z. X DAVIS. nov26