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Foting Oattte for Mean Dendgogues. .
A correspondent of the New York
Pecksniftian organ of Jacobinism, thus
treads on its toes:
COMPULSORY EDUCATI0N.
To the Editor OF the Tribune;
SIR: Several gentlemen Of high social
position were discussing some public
topics the other day, and after having
admitted the sctive part which the 1Fib-
uRe is taking In many movements for the
public good, for instance, temperance,
common justice, and liberty 10 every
rscS and color, these gentlemen expressed
their establishment at it that this very
Tribune only very seldom, il at all, made
propaganda for common school law,
similar to that In Prussia whereby those
q. 900 or 80, 600 poor children who are
growing up wholly neglected on the
wharves and piers of the city, and in the
streets, might be saved from what they
are so much exposed to become-vaga-
bonds. thieves, drunkards, etc.-and the
principal reason for the necessity OF a
COMPULSORY school system was the estab-
lished fact, that the ignorant part Of the
population always proves to be only the
voting cattle for mean demagogues, and
Is g permanent danger to the country.
Please excuse my liberty. b. w. .
New York, January is, ls6S.
Has not the Tribune PROVEN, by its own
magisteriai assertion, that any body has
sense enough to vote? II "the ignorant
part of the population always proves TO
be only the voting cattle for mean dema-
sogues, ,u-if it is ga permanent danger
to the country" one would suppose that
the condition of things in the Southern
PachaIicks would excite the alarm of all
thinking men. Voting, the Tribune
thinks, does not require the exercise Of
Judgment or any knowledge OF political
affairs. The leaders do the thinking;
the voters have only to go with their
marty: ignorance is the most stable basis
for q free government: aud yet it not
long ago said: " Every voter who can.
not read is q peril" Then it spoke
hoaestly. lis. correspondent II. w. only
repeats tbs same thought in other
words; and he states the truth. The
negroes are "the voting cattle for mean
dsmagogues; " sndnegro suffrage means
the inevitable ruin of the country.
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" Poting OtattIe for Mean De'ndgogues"
A correspondent of the New York
Pecksnifiian organ of Jaeobinism, thus
treads on its toes:
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DIRE CTO R Y
OF First Class Business Houses
OF MEHPBIs.

zrerrer. Wave e TaIIrS-. Cotton FACTORS
M and Commission Merchants No. ls4 Main
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MRS. WM- q COLLINS.

AGENTS WANTED Male or Female, in every
town aud county in the United States, 10 tntro-
duce this celebrated preparation, Agents are
now making from $50 TO sos per month, clear
of Expenses. Applics tions fer agencies can re
made for the present to Mrs. Jackson az tne
Vhitamore House, Adams street, between
Third and Fourth, Memphis; or to the manu-
featuring depot, No. IlS sixth street, St Louis,
no either in person or by letter.
nOT7 II
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isyREsE Comnandsry, 40. 4. Meets 4th Mon.
day OF each month. John Zent, Com; n. J.
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u EMPHIS APPEAL
pua11sHED DAILY & WEEKLY
BY
John s. c. HOGAN & co.
70 .DVERTISERs AND PATRONS OF
~ TKfE APPEAL.


NE take pleasure in announcing TO the ad-
-...{sir, pstrons Of the APrEAL reduction IN
go rstes Of advertising. We make this reduo-
t,on IN Justice TO The small advertiser who has
heretofore been taxed disproporionately 70
the large ones.
Aner about one years effort TO bring the
=, ,prvA4, hack TO It's old position asthe leading
.sna NEST widely circulated paper in the State
we have succeeded.
We feel justified in saying, that so far as cir
.,,ls,Fon is concerned, there IS DO better adyer-
ti,i,g medium In the ci'y or state. We call
s,tantfop to our terms for advertising. They
bava beeu adopted by as withoat consulting
suv other journal; and they Will not be de-
DaTted from. They are now 10 higher than
tl,ose OF The Journals Of Louisville, lower than
those Of New Orleans and as low as is COM
natfble with the existence OF a respectable
newspaper in Memphis.
aotes Of Advertising OF the Memphis
Appeal
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Jersey street, bet. Sixth and Seventh.
MRS. WIN. R. COLLINS CERTIFICATE

HANNIBAL, Mo August z, 1876.
MRS. JACKSON. Dear BaddnI ! am most
banuy to inform you that after having suffered
more than three years with what some physi-
clans call nursing sore mouth, or canker Of the
mouth aud throat, tried various remedies,
but found nothing to do me any good until l
heard OF your oils for the complexion and
teeth called Queen Bess." 1 bought one bot
lie. went according to directions and am truly
thankful , say Ihave found a permanent cure.
Hopiug you Will publish this, that other poor
sufferers may be benefitted by It, L remain,
Yours respectfully,
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READ THIS!

EOR RENT FOR TIE YEAR 1s6S-The Kerr
u Plantation, one mile below Austin. Iunics
county, Miss on the Mississippi hfTer. The
place is In thorough repair, with all necessary
Dwellings, Out-hOuses, Gin, GIN house, Giu
enough TO run the place, corn and Hay sun
cieut for the year, and the best set OF hands
in Mississippi. The place, with a AppEr' en-
ances, stock, etc, can be had on TeasOnabls
terms; and any enc desiring to plan :. viii ind
this the best opening in The South "A good
man with small capital may take hal in
teTest in running the place for the year, on the
most reasonable terms. Apply 10 White, Kerr
q RoOtes, S9f Main street, Memphis, OF On the
premises until January 10Th, to
ia4 lOi 9. T. KERR
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are confidently submitted TO the public:
MRS. WoLCOTT's CERTIFICATE.
QUINCY, Ill, November 5. 1888.
MRS. JACKSON, Dear AqddBt-It Is with
pleasure that l certify to you, that SEEING one
of your circulars, which contained certificates
and Endorsements from the best physicians aud
the hfghest n.edicsl authorities Of the United
states, cert flying that your oils for the com
plexlOn sud teeth were purely the oils, extracts
and essences OF flowers, end they warrant 1t
when used according te directions 20 cure the
worst and lost difficult cases Of nursing, sore
mouth, canker or the stomach, bow els and dys.
persia. For SCI ofnious disorders, when used
both internally and eXternal ly- 10 has no equal.
Dear Madam, seeing this, and my little daugh-
tar. aged fifteen months, having the vhOop,ng
cough for several months, accom- panied with
what the doctors call white canker, her t"outh
and throat being terribly liberated, and hav-
ing tried everything for its relief could hear
0f all 20 no purpose, I bought one bottle OF
your oil for the complexion, cal ed Queen
Bess, went according to the directions, did not
use quite one bottle. and am most happy to
state 10 you that It has cured my chilli. She is
now as well and he arty as ever she was IN her
life l give you this, my certificate, hoping you
will publish It, that thousands OF others who
NAV be AFFLICTED with any of the above atfec-
tons may at once get a bottle OF your Queen
Bess" for feel sure they VIII find immediate
relief Yours respectfully,
MRS. GEO. WOLCOTT,
N,,N .,
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Judge n. A. Patterson and II. t.
Carr, ESD, Of Winchester, have invented
and mRtured a new Hotel Indicator" +"
upon which they have made application
loE United States letters pat.nt
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FAssmAH's IKoM TIES
COTTON BALES

TUE undersigned have made extensive ar
rangements 10 supply the demand l0r these
Ties the present season.
IN addition % the FASSAIAN DIAMOND TIE
and BUTTON TIE, 50 extensively used hereto
fore. they now oiier his ALLLGARi r TIr., wisu
teeth 80 arranged as % SANITY clamp the
hoop when the pressure IS E-movet ffCIl IEa
bale and hold it without slipping
Great pains have been taken 70 secure the
best quality Of iron.
These Ties are 30 simple IN fLeir arrange
nent That they can be applied by any one, 10
bales Of any size. with the same fsciiltv aud
o. petition as rOPe- In strength. security ard
facility OF Application, they VIII cen pare Ia
vOrably with any yet introduced.
The advantages Of Iron Ties are Bow gener-
ally recognized; but it is deemed Utt cCt -
place TO cal the attention Of those infere-tcd
TO the very emphatic recommendation o. U1-
derwriters. Htesm boat Cepraius. and Owners
and gents OF SeE rtesme and Sailing NeE-
sels, recently published in the newspapers IL
New Orleans
CHAMBERS & LATTING.
General Agents, New Orleans
For sale By
MEACHAM & TREApWELL,
HARRIS, COCHRAN q CO.
Neueris,
And other dealers and Grocery Merchant.
ss22 po6
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FOR RENT.
Two Plantations on and near MIS-.
sI.sippl River, In CoahOma
County, Miss.

ONE on RIVER CONTAINS ABOUT 1900
~ acres open land, and has been IN eultivn-
lion numb OF years, and has On y Two Gfn
Houses and ems. ore fns Dive Hcg House Al q
a large number OF cabins. TIE place can BE-
divided into two or more tracts
arhe other rIaee ia sIfuai ed about four or I've
mil from river has y or l500 scTes open Iauc,
is-suscep,fbIe OF being divided into two OF three
rlace- - cr Il q good tWethng House, Ocs
kforses Ar a > u1n Der OF Cabins ana Gin House.
cir and Press. These places are very produo-
tive and will be rented very low Tor enc OF
,-,,-. years. They beiOzg 10 n Mcneil, of
kentucky. Apply % -
J. p. CARuTHERS, Agent
saeIatn Ayres' Building Een1bhis
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sTANTON,s :. ECONOMY."

The National InteIdgeHceT, in the
course Of long article on STANTON, in
reply to paragraph OF the New York
Tribune, asking what the Secretary of
War had to do with purchasing vessels,
and to Gen. GRANTS oracle, Mr.. WASH
BUREE, say=:
The following statements, for one
year atone, are taken from the report Of
Jhe Secretary of War, of December,
1865. IN order that the Tribune and Mr..
Wsshhurne may, If they deem proper,
verify the correctness OF the statements
herewith presented the page containing
the amounts, etc, is given:
Vessels Chartered. rs Published ia Report Of The
SocJs;alg Of Tar December, 1875
Page iSl-ili vessels, named as en-
pIoysd, during h,Cal year
ending June 81. 1855, at a
daily cost Of IS ,S05. per yearsl9 $40 100
" Igl-I1I owned, 6l2chsItsred, cost -sr
Ie2-i76owned 43oehartered, cost s's's''''s
per ............-..-....'=. y So, 100
" sO5-I59J vessels, actually paid 9Z7i,Ol7
- 81 s85,l00.6o3
Vessels OlgHed
Page ISs-I77 v,s-ols, cost S5,s93,639; expense of
running. SSl7l1 per month.
F." 59,-l5i vessels, cost not stated --
$3.50 vessels, while Grant was before
Richmond, at a daily cost OF SiS,O00
d" c0j je9 YES els enumerated, cost Of part
only gicer
Not one Of these vessels belonged to or
was attached to the naval service, or
performed blockade or cruising service.
They we're transports, with numerous
barges and fancy steamboats,, supported
at enormous expense, for the general
officers and for the War Department.
Nearly every show General, like Butler ct
id Omns genus, stationed on the coast or on
the Mississippi river, had one, two or
three bosts for his own pleasure aud
convenience, as he had ambulsnces at
his disposal. Mr.. Stanton had two or
three steamers here at Washington.
Ninety-five millions were expended by
the War Department alone for vessels
that for the most part were useless. 1t
was this prOiligacy of the public Treasure,
not any well applied means, which gave
the redoublable Secretary Of War the
soubriquet of CarnOt." His fright after
the appearance Of the rebel iron-clad
Merrimack, which led him to the sug-
gssted fatal act 81 severing our connec-
ton with the ocean by sinking fifty canal
boats loaded with stone in the Potomac,
was another exploit Of the 80 Carnot1i Of
the war. His kilograms to the Governors
of New York, Massachusetts, and Maine,
to fiil up the entrances to their harbors,
were another.
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NOTICE TO PARENTS.
TIE MISSES HoWEgs

WILL open the Spring Session Of their
w scho?, on honday, the 27th OF Janu try,
At Their residence, No. los MOaFoe street. They
who Will give instruction in French free of
charge. As eyiaeucs OF the suee IS stteAcaDI
upon their efforts. they would refer t. their
p irons, Mr. z. NJ. Cash, Gen. W. Y 4. Humes
Mr 3. X. Pullen, Mr.. r. II. Word Mr.. = r.
Read, MT. W. p. Mitchell. aad others.
fa1
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NO. Il JEFFERSOA STREET.

(fOME listen friends while tell. my shop is
J In the rear Of the l y l.. Gents call around
IN give you seraps, or, like Captain Bragg q
little more grape. 1 am o. my own hook and
ou uay own plan. nay friends all say I'm a Con-
Fervafiye man. Tney may call me tbat or what
they choose, they VIII ind l. ~ am all right
on the goose. am southern man tho am
ave me meat and gave me bread, am a-going
Tor tha south til 20 dead Then, gents, come
around at morn or nooni and get Shaved or
'9st Jsi5 q INV WA. pENoss,
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LAW SCHOOL.
MEMPHIS COLLEGE.
COURSE OF STUDY.
or aEasION IuNTOR CA So N

COURSE OF STUDY.
FIRST SESSION, JUNIOR CLASS months.
Walkers American Law, Kent'5 Commsnta-
riss, Bishop on Criminal Law Csrutuer's His
tory o. a Law Suit, Stsphens' P!eadings.
SECOND SESSION OF JUNIOR CLASS
months
Parsons on Contracts, Parsons on Notes and
Bills, Greenlesf on Evidence.
FIRST SESSION, SENIOR CLASS.
Adams Equity Jurisprudence, AdaFa's Equity
Pleading, Eedtsld on Wiils, Hilliard on Mort
cages, Parsons on Partnerships.
SECOND SESSION, SENIOR CLASS.
washburn on Real Property, Taylor on Land
lord and Tenant, ANGEL a Anes On Corpora
tons, StOry's Conflict o. Laws, Parsons on
Maritime Law, Conkiin's U. 5. Treatise.
Rsoitations and examinations each day at
o'clock. Moot Court once each week, aud APP
pellste Court once each month, presided over
BY the Professors all together.
students permitted to 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 Sessioz.
All Students OF Law can attend free Of charge
the Lectures OF tho College, including Lectures
on ElocutiOn RnC explanation of Latin and
French teckn.calities by the President
Arrangements VII be made to board and
lodge Students at S55 per month. Applications
should be made early. sel0
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HERREW CALENDAR.
MASONIODIRECTORY.
AS67.


LODGES.
kvarRoyyA 70, I5s Meets 1T Monday IN
every month, e. Odd-FalIows' Hall, cor. Court
and Main. d. B. Forster. 2A Front street,
". NJ; John Baamlshi Sec'y.
FfrrTru aEFyrrzrs No. Ils Meets q Friiay OF
each naoate-Hell. cor Nadiso2 and second.
"A. J. Wheeler, ". ~; Benz. k Pu!len, Sec.
Tn9ath-Hail cor. Madison aud second. John
HawTI,Tf5S. No. ~. Meets 81 Friday OF each
naonth-0dd- Esl. ows, Hail. P. n stan!ey'
Kff.1Trsf,gG. 40 sil '1U d. Meets Eth Friday
on each rDoutb-2H ET5nt street George
Menersh 82d, v. n; i. K. Pulsn- SD, Sec.
ROYAL ARCH.
PEsS Chapter, No 4 Meets ID Monday OF each
month-OdG-FellOws' Hail. Johu Zent, NJ. Z.
II. P; B. n. Levy. Sec'y.
\. AND 2. N.
EUREEA Council. no. 8. Meets "a Monday Of
each mouth-Odd-Felow Hal. John Ientt
Tn. III n. J. Wiggin, Rec.
TEHFLARs.
IsyREEE Coumandsry, 40. l. Meets 4Jh Mon.
day OF each month. John Zent, Com; n. J.
Wiggi1, Rec
A. AND A.. SCoTTISH RITE
avp,rps Lodge OF Perfection, 18th No. l.
Stated COMMUNICATIONS "a "Wednesday night
OF each month HenTIy =. /" esoaaTd' ga o.
MrTHRAs Lodge OF Perfection, l8th.; no. z
Nfeete sfh Wed nesday OF each month. George
heilersh, sd, O.. H.. A. T. hranklano' ga
,ssTpirrA council princes OF Jerusalem, 18Th :;
No ]. BENZ. x. Pu1enr S2d., Tarsh.'.i -
c1TT'.RyiyFra aprER Of Rose Croix, 18th, No. L
Charles ". Adams, sd, NJ. WI a. 7. IoHl-
PIlIIppE T1-PI ssEIs Council OF K-h, soLh.,
No 4 Henry P. WoOdard, Sd, Comm.
Hilliam Z. S4r2e {s 80 = ~ Tn Ne ,ssEE ed John
NiuslIe. S3d, Comm. In Chleii DooBe y
Trader, SD, Reg.
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Scrtte..t NJ.

In County Court OF Shelby County-To the
Heirs and Creditors OF Samuel Hill, deceased:
NOTICE is hereby given that have dled my
settlement of the estate OF Samuel Hill, de-
ceased, with the Clerk OF said Court, and that l
at the March term. Ices, of said Court, 10 be
held on the first Monday OF said month IN the
@ urthouse in the City OF Memphis.
A. II BARRETT, Administrator.
Approved January q ls5s
isw4w- JqHE LeAepE, Clerk.
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EDUCATIONAL.
Park Avenue Academy.

rT,HREE MILES FROA MEMPHIS, NEAR
Memphis and Charleston Railroad. The OBJ
Ject OF this school is TO prepare boys for the
University OF Virginia or any COLLEGE or for the
active dut'ss of lie. In the Primary Depart.
ment special attention will be given 20 Read
ing. Writing and Spelling the Principal has
had ten years experience IN teaehiEg ia Alex
andria, flichnond ard LynchbuTE, Virginia
and designs establishing permanent school.
The Academy is located IN a community q oted
Park Ave que Church, whore religious services
are held every sunday: Board can be obt lined
session commences February ~ References
DIR. ]. ]. Williams, N. NJ. Trezevant, n d Dead
rick, K. Rayner, Eslrs., CRptsin +. A. so O.
patrons; kev. N. ID. Hoge D D., Rev. T. v
Moore, DID, Richmond, Va ;-RsV. r L Dab.
ney, ID D.. Rev. H. NJ: smith, D D.. UniSn SEM
iuary, Va; Rev. J. 3. Ra nsey, DID, Judge d
A. Wilson, HOn. r. b, Dean, f4en. Charies l.
Mosry, Lynch curg, Va; Prof c =. Venabla
University OF Virginia, Prof Wm DlnViddje
late University cf Virginis
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Notice b. Bqnkralptclf.

limited States OF America. Western Distrfct o.
TennesSee-ss-
THIS Is to give notice thst on the sth Day o
i January "A. d 1868, . warrant IN Bank
ruptcy was issued sgainst the estate Of
". c. VaglK,
in the County OF Haywood, and state of
zen nessee, who has been adjudzed a
bankrupt on his own Petition; thst tie nay-
ment OF aoy debts, and delivery Of any proe-
erty belonging to such Bankrupt, 70 him or f0r
his use aud the transfer al any prorerrv hs-
hirn are forbidden by law that q ufeelifIg 81
the Creditor. Of the sad Bankrupt 70 prove
signecs Of his . tate, win pe he-d Al q Court of
Baugruptey, 10 be holder AZ 10. 50 Naln
FORE Tnon,as y Latl-aI1 Esq Re7ssle GA ths-
sist say d 7aausFy a. y io13 at le o'cIcor a IA,
Memphis Tenn, en- day u Jan uaIV, a. II,
ieee =. -. TO1 r,lF
Q 8 Marshal, a. Messenger, Wsstsrn 2.lfslef &
Tsnnessse.
nepasT 2, 3 Marshal, e Nsia7c's'7.
iele =
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ROBERT A. NOON,
Q COTTON H 81 G { or
AND
Cons MISsioN MERCHANT,
No. aye Front Street,


NJ MEMPHISs T EN N.
7 IBERAL DvANCES-supplies at Whole
IL sale Prieez. Commission IOr selling Cotton,
one Dollar per Bale moo
RoR sALB OR RENT.-The MAYFIELp
L PLACE" containing GO acres, $50 cleared
and under fence, q good gin and giDhouse,
stables and necessary out.houses, q nice dwell
ling, two good cEterns and one well, spring on
the place which affords runDlng water the year
ro1nd. This place Is situated on the Horn
Lake road, ~ miles from Memphis, and viii be
sold 70 suit the times. II not &C by the 18Th
of January, 1855. will be rented TO a good ten
ant Apply 10
z. DUDLEY FRAYsER, Atty,
No Ii Madison street, or TO
J. S. LANE, on the premises.
DOR RENT.-Eo. 34< Adams strest--B AUM'S
It OLD STAND. The house contains rooms
besides Ear-room and cellars also, back lot.
Apply 20 h DUDLEY FkAYSER, Atty,
dseA No, II Madison street,
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Boulevard Hoop Skirts
ALLEN HOUSE,

oA4AG@F III - 81
(TORNER WASHINGTON & SECOND SIS
~ We take Ii aSure In announcing hat our
house Is still pen for thea c0mmO aIiou or he
rooms can be secured az All uulss, and VII n
strict attention to the wants Of guests " feel
no hesitaucy in asserting that we can snd VIII
please All who may favor US with treir pEtroE-
age. We will q pleased u meet cd frfe. s nd
patrons, aud as many new ones as may IayOr
rs with a call We feel under many OBJ iaatioua
for the liberal patronage bestGwed uron us in
the past, and hope to receive cur share in "a
urs. Boafd 81 30 per day movie 8m-
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No No. - + DIS at the
was 'iie'e ~ eIeaP An three pTec
Bd TO defend the right and to crush remain Ope
ANNAPOI
~ = b'O4io WIZ arc Ao' "Iiiihs Hey GeneIs
n auxiliary which may be so DO Swami wit
.. -.,,.-, fiicting wild
u ue-eN" 'i1eir iish's' ana which Justic5 Cha
loyed at so ineonsiderabIe an ex- October tel
a. ,...-..,, says tie (
'lie iNS' stage Oh cFepitaue ana ti0nal ths
ID so an individual, who may be laws OF Ma
the United
jurisdiction
m 1pc2v D9-zz which Chie
oHN1'A 1aH Fh ESS' ion, declsri
ored childre
land slavery
ice governments Is known to be violation of
re-ful lever. In the service Of pood and was the
turning thel
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No. sO4 Froal slree.. MemphIs. Tenn.

GONSIGNMENTs OF Cotton for sale or ship
u nsnt, Receiving and Forwarding Merchan-
disc solicited. Orders aeon panying consign-
meats carefully sod promptly executed Bag
giBg Rope aud Supplies furnished at lowest
market rates. Cotton IN store aud BY river In
surad. unless otherwise ordered aus Whrl
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Fire and Inland Navigation Risks.
80 Agencies in all the principal cities and
towns in the Uzited States.
Applications for Insurance will be promptly
attended to. n. A LITTLETON & Co,
novo Agents
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Examination Appointments of the
County Superinte ndent.

OFFICE SUPERINTENDENT oFsSCHOOLS, I
Manitowoc, Sept 10, 1868.
The examination of applicants for license to
teach in the Public chools of the county of
Manitowoc will be attended to in the month of
October. 1868, on the days and at the places
hereinafter spec fed. to wit
In District No comprising the towns of
Gibson, Two rreeks, Mishicott and Two Riv-
ers-at the School House in the village of
Mshicott, on Monday, October 8.
In District No. accomplishing the towns Of
Manitowoc, MantowOc Rapids and Newton
at the school house in School District No. 2,
village of Manitowoc, on Tuesday, October g..
In district No. accomplishing the towns of
Cooperstown, Franklin, Kossuth and Maple
Grove--at the School House in School District
No ], near Chloupek's mills, in the town of
kossuth. on Wednesday, October 7.
In District No. accomplishing the towns of
Cato, Eaton, Liberty and Rockland-at the
School House in Clarks' Mills, in the town of
Cato, on Friday, October 9.
In District No. 5--comprisiug the towns of
Centreville, Schleswig and Meeme-at the
~chool House near H. AIulholland's in the
town of Meeme, on Monday, October IL.
Applicants will please provide themselves
with good lead pencils, and be present at the
time and place appointed promptly at o.
clock A. ~ JERE. CROWLEY,
Sta County Superintendent.