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WASHINGTON COLLEGE,
Lexington, Virginia.

FE1HE next session opens 81 Thursday In Sep
L TENDER, 1873, and closes 4th Thursday In
June, 1863. The Faculty consists of
GEN. K. e. LEE, PRESIDENT,
With Professors of Lstin, Greek, Mathematics,
Modern Languages, Moral Philosophy, History
and English Language and Literature, A pplied
Matnelna .ics, NaturBl Philosophy, Chemistry
and Law and Equity. These are distributed
into l. Faculty Of arts z. Faculty OF sci
ence 2. Faculty OF Literature ana Philosophy
4. Faculty OF Law. In each OF these Is cOu-
ferred a distinct Bachelors Degree, and the De-
gree OF AqSieF Of Arts Is open alike To students
IN each course. In the Department OF Scienc g
are Conferred F; also, Professional Diplomas OF
Civil Engineer and Mining Engineer. BY the
aid OF a full corps OF assss ant Professors, pro-
vision is made for thorough drilling in the De-
partments CT English, Ancieat anu Modern
Languages and Mathematical.
EXPEN ,Es.-Al necessary expenses need not
exceed S32j-
FOR fol- particulars apply to
jy30Iw +. c. GORDUN, Clerk OF Faculty.
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THE kU-KLUX.
Their --latest Orders isl Regard
to the Franklin Outrage.


From the Franklin Review
The following orders, or whatever they
NAV be called, were dropped in the post
Office on Wednesday, addressed to the
" Editor Franklin ReUies0.n There was
ne clue whatever by which they could
be traced to any source, even by the most
inquisitive. Owing to the degree of in
terest that is manifested about the Ku-
KIux, we will depart from our usual Gus
tom and publish them. Across the back
of the first was inscribed the following !:
Mr.. Editor: You will please give this
communication and special order publi-
cation without fail. K *.
FIRST ORDER OF THE GRAND SAINT.
HEADQUARTERS Province vol,
DOMINION No. ). REALM No. ],
DREADFUL EPOCH, THIRD PURPLE ERA,
FRIC aTFUL HOUR.
Rape, murder, arson and similar crimes
must be suppressed. There ia no blood
that courses the veins Of our noble order
that is too precious to be shed in defense
OF and for the protection Of the true aud
warm hearted ladies of our Province.
Mothers and sisters, you will be protect
ed, though you may not know from what
source il comes. We may not be sble at
all times 20 prevent you from being out
ragged, tut we viii always be in time to
syenge such outrages Hundreds of
tried and true gallants will rally to your
rescue on the slightest notice from the
G. @.
Ladies, watch and pray" Yes, pray
for US aud your country. Our mission is
To prot6ct gOtG. This We will do at all
hazards. Authoritative reprieyes may
expose you to the malice and violence of
- ma 10 h. vi
tins of such an outrage IS that which
now mortifies the hearts Of all the good
of the land. But there is a power that
knows no reprieves for such crimes, and
that will watch over you in an hour of
danger.
The warmest sympathies of our Khan
are extended to Miss Ezell aud her dis
tressed friends. We avenged the out
rage fully. We hanged and shot Bill,
the vilest Of all criminals. He acknOwl-
edged everything, and expressed no COM
junction. The crime was beyond the
catalogue of all human crimes. The
criminal was a fiend We made sure
work. The jailor done his duty. We
would have executed him il it had cost
every drop Of blood in our Khan. Such
will be the fate Of all similarly guilty.
GRAND GIANT,
First Goblin and Grand Scribe.
SECOND ORDER, NO. 2.
HEABoU ARTERs FBovINCE No. l, !
DOMINION No. ). REALM No l, I
DREADFUL EPJCH, THIRD CRIaIsON ERA, /
HIDEOUs HOUR.
General Order No 2.
Information having reached these head
quarters that negroes in certain localities
OF the Province are banding themselves
together and are srming for the purpose
of shooting the ku-Klux, it is deemed
ezpedient in pursuance Of General Or
der No. l, from the G. D of Realm, tC
order such misehievous aud evil bands
to disperse st once, or immediate steps
will be taken to force you to do so. Your
safety depends upon your compliance
il you fail, it is needless to tell you thai
you will suffer. II you behave, you viii
be protected, rather than mOlested. or
Tenders, or any character OF lswlessness
will be punished ia the most rigid man
neT By order Of G.. q.
FIRST GOBLIN AND GRAND SCRIBE.
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FDHIS GIN is regarded by planters who have
/ used il, as the best for sample. picking the
seed clean and light draught. Planters culti-
waiting bottom lands are requested to examine
the Eureka Clio at FaIIiDgLoD HOwell's, f68
Front street. It Will pay for Itself in ginning
6fty ba es. A. N. Gunnison, manufacturer OF
the 5 eel Comb Gin before the war tus now
planter, gives the following certificate
+" MEMPHIS. Tenn, January 81, 1888.
take pleasure in recommau ding to plant
eTs cultivating Cotton on bottom lands Of the
Nj sissippt, Arkansas, White and St Francis
rivers the Euleka Gin, made by Daniel PrJlt,
OF Alabama This Gin separates the huils,
bolls, etc, from TIE Feed Cotton, makes good
Sample, and is superior TO any other Gin for
bottom lands. 1 have used one myself on q
farm in Washington county, Miss. and IL ope-
rates well and gives ntire Satisfaction in every
respect A. N. GUNNIsON."
Orders for Gins, from 40 to 80 Saws and Sum
Betting, at Factory Prices, addressed to the
care OF HARRINGTON x HOWELL, ass
Front street, Mem his. promptly filed. p esses
and Gearing put mp, and Gins repaired by
skillful 9inWright. q, ". TRUHEART,
Jy2s 3taw2m&W Agent for Daniel Pratt
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FOREIGN.

ST. PETERSBURG, July 29.-The Gar
will soon arrange the details of the H.
teruational Convention for pledging all
the great powers to abandon the use Of
explosive bullets.
LONDON, July % Brazilian intelli-
gence states that Gen. Lopez has pro-
posed peace to Brazil, through the Amer
lean minister.
Domingo T. Sarviento has been elected
President of the Argentine COnledera-
ton.
PARIE, July 29.-Iu the case of the
United States against Armand and 9th
ers, Judgment was to-day rendered against
the plaintiff, with costs.
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FUNERAL notice

ANDEKSON-Th friends aud acquaintance
of Mr.. David z. Anderson, are requested to at
tend the funeral of his Rife, Mrs. JULIA c. s.
ANDERSON, from the residence OF Capt Wyatt
Eppes, 304 Second street, this Thursday morn
ing, at half-past 9 o'clock. Services BY Rev.
Mr.. Hotchkiss.
RICE-The friends and acauaintances Of
JAMES RICE, and those Of his brother, T. W.
Rice, are respectfully invited to attend the fu-
neral OF the former, at half-past 2 o'clock this
Thursday evening, from st. Peters Church.
Carriages viii be in waiting at the Church.
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NEWS.
n IN =
Gold closed in New York yesterday

Gold closed in New York yesterday
at l444.
Sunday night fire at Monticello,
Iowa, destroyed property to the amount
Of Sl0.0 goo.
Phelps, Missouri town two weeks
old, has tipe hotel, number of stores,
and large lumber yard.
East Florida corn aud cotton crops
are in splendid condition.
Capt. J. r. Mcconnell, one of the
Oldest and best mariners that ever navi-
gated the Gulf Of Mexico, is dead.
Buffalo, n. Y, has ,233, 600 bushels
Of grain in store.
Mr.. Samuel B. Virgins, OF st. Louis
Ferry Company fame, died in that city
on Friday evening last.
The Broadway styles are advertised
in Oregon.
Chicago brieklayeTs have sent $1,000
10 their striking brethren in New York.
About 2,000,0 gallons of coal Oil
were shipped to Europe last week.
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OK THE 25.h inst, notorious negro
thief, known in Vicksburg as Shanghai
George" was killed by a Mr.. Nineon
Gibson. George had robbed several
families in that vicinity, and Gen. Gill
lem, upon application, gave Mr.. Gibson
written instructions to take the rascal
dead or alive. Proceeding to the hcms
of George, be wss found cutting wood.
Having been commanded to deliver
himself up, the order Of arrest was ex-
bibited, when he drew the ak and
threatened to kill Mr.. Gibson if be did
not desist from his course, saying no
white man living should arrest him.
He attempted TO start off, when Mr..
Gibson again ordered him to surrender,
and meeting with the same response, the
killing then ensued.
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TELEGRAPHTO MARKETS



NEW YORK. July 9.-Cotton quiet and dToop-
ing. sales 800 bales uplands z9Lsg3Oc. X &c
duh. Coffee quiet hut firm. sugar, Cuba ia
9I2Zc. Molasses dull. Flour firm. Wheat
81 s2el 50. Corn 81 029l II.
Dry GOOds-BrOWn sheetlngs, best makes g
l8c print cloths Sc printed calicOes 1874 HE
fancy csssimeres 81 50g2 dOesktDs 81 50 81 %.
The Money market is extremely easy call
loans 36s4e sterling Gsgl05z; gold AZ old
Tennessees 61Zzi new DO. to52.
New Orleans Market.
NEw ORLEANS, July 29.-CottOn dull and IT.
regular no sales middlings nominally - &c ;
r. ceipts Il bales sterling 571S(980e. New York
sight 1ze premium. Sugar and Molasaes nom
inally Unchanged. Flour dull, supeTfine IS.
Corn quiet 9Je0e1 O3. Oats dull, nomtnally 79c.
Hay unchanged. PORK quiet s29 %. Bacon
quiet, shoulders l3c; clear sides lie. Lard Ronl-
NAL, tierees lSe; keg 1870.
Louisville Market.
LOUISVILLE, July 29.-TObacco firm sales
50 hhds; Tugs to medium leaf S7Gl5 50 owen
50. Wheat 81 S5t9Z Corn, 93 Csc Oats, new
I5950c. Rye 81 IS Pork SIS 50s2S %. A sale
OF 500 bbls, to be delivered in New Orleans at
$50, was made to-day. Lard, tierces lSglSAc.
Bacon, shoulders l31Ie; clear rib side l7c
clear sides I714c Bulk shoulders l2c; clear
sides Ice. whisky, raw and free u IS in bond
COO.
st. LOuis Market
ST. LOUIS, July 29.-Tobaeeo well sustained.
Flour, supeTfiue So 1901. Wheat 81 z1gz %.
Corn S26E92c. Oats 486g5Oc. Pork SIS. Bacon,
shoulders ISc clear rib sides l61<c clear sides
re; hams 2o1ze; Lard l7}4s4s'4c. Whisky 81 .
Foreign Markets.
LIVERPOOL. July 29.-Cotton closed heavy.
sales sos b ues; upiands alzd; Orleans 354d-
LoEDoN. July 29.-Consols closed 9E5S Five
twenties 7215 and at Frankfort at 1911.
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GEN. w. 5. HANCOCK.

A Noble Letter. Principles not
Men the Motto for the Rugged
Crisis He Rebukes the Rev
OlutiOn which Had Invaded
every Sacred Precinct and
Calls upon his Friends TO Sup
port Seymour and Blair.
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THIS Institution, situated in one Of The most
! quiet, heaiJhful and p easant Towns ef Ken
lucky within short distancs Of LOUISVILLE,
with which It has easy daily cOmmu ni catiOu
by stage and rail, offers 10 the public The aceu-
m ulHted advani ages Of more taan forty ears
successful operation. The eighty seventh (o9thl
semf-annLal session will open On Monday, sep
telnbec = IS5S. FOR catalogues or s. eclal lntOI-
nation address Mrs. Jt Liza A. TENISi
iy2g I'm Principal.
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LIABILITIES:
STATE OF MAxYLAND,l ,

CItV on BlltIm0re.
Tbe UNDERSIGNED, John W. Randolph, PresI-
dent and Henry q. Jones, Secretary, being
duIV sworn, do seVeraily upon their Oaths GER
tifv and say, that they sre respectively the
President and the Secretary or the United
States Fire and Marine Insurance Conn amy OF
Baltimore In the state Aforesaid, thnt tbe lore
going statement outains n Just and true state
Dr. EFT and exhibit Of the Standing and cOndi-
ton of said company On the lst day OF July,
1873. JOHN ". Il AN BOAPht President
henry G. JONES, Secretary.
sworn and subscribed 10 this l7th day Of
Jolly 1898. before me- a Justice Uf the Peace for
The city of Baltimore.
ISignedl Eff. FLAHERTY, Up.
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ShelbyYnle Male High School

FpHE Tweniy-fifth Semi Anuual Session of
i this Institution win open on lst Monday OF
September, 1853. TERMS FOR SCHOOL ! EAR,
CLOSING june ., 1853, PAYABLE ONE-HALF IN
ABVANCe:
For Day Fupils s IS 90
Ii is the desire OF the Principal 20 direct bis
attention conscienti9usly and laiihiuliy TO the
mental and moral training Of those committed
20 his care and IN order TO accomplish This
object more efieefuaily, the number Of bOarc-
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 50 10 50 81 per week.
For Information as regards ctsclp1ns, course
OF instruction, etc, Apply tor circular.
j. W. DODD, A. NJ, Principal,
fy28 I'm Shelby VIlie. Kentucky.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS

Masonic SUMMONS a
MI The officers and members Of Ham - =.
ItOn LodAe, No. Z99, are hereby su IN Xxx
moned TO attend a special cOmmuoica-I W
ton on Thursday night, 3Jth July, at pm.
BY order OF the Lodge
H. ]. LYNN, Master.
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PARKS, Moore and Jerrelle, the Ad-
ans Express robbers, arrested st Mat
tOon, Cole county, III, on Friday, arrived
at Seym pur, Ind, At half past ten o'clock
on the 25th, and soon after left in a
wagon, with guard, for BrOwnstown.
When near the vicinity where Clifton,
Elliott and Roseberry were hung, the
wagon was suddenly surrounded by
about one hundred and fifty armed men,
all masked. The guards were overpow.
cred, and the prisoners taken out and
hung. At last accounts they were still
hanging on the same tree where the 9TH
ers were hung.
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ALABAMA.

MONTGOMERY, July 29.-The Legisls-
ture is to-day engaged on Knkluxism.
The following subjects will soon be
brought up: the common carrier bill,
the disability bill, and the selection of
electors by the Legislature.
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From the Louisville Courier Of 2Sth ]
We have been furnished copies of let
tiers which have just passed between
Gen. Hancock and gentleman of ST.
Louis. The Courier has the honor OF
making them public in advance of all
other journals, and cur readers will agree
with US that the letter below is worthy
CT the great soldier and sterling patriot
who wrote the letter to Gov. Pease. 1t
is not only a manly letter, but it is en-
phstic. The earnest, glowing language
will convince every reader that Gen.
Hancock wrote, as he felt, like man
who puts his country above every per-
sOnal aspiration, and regards the success
Of Democratic principles as the only po-
litical salvation.
LETTER OF S. T. GLOVER, ESQ
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ST. LNUIs.

ST.. LOUIS, July 29.-Gsns. Grant,
Sherman and Sheridan arrived here last
night. There was q general hand-shak-
ing and enthusiasm.
At a meeting Of the merchants on
Change to-day, g resolution was adopted
that after the 1st Of August thitty-tWo
instead OF thirty-fve pounds shall con-
stitute bushel OF oats.
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LETTER OF S. T. GLOVER, ESQ
ST. LOUIS, July Is, 1868.

Msj.-Gen. Hancock:
Dear Sir: l deem it proper to direct
your attention to statements made by
the Radical press, to the effect that you
are greatly dissatisfied with the results
of the National Democratic Convention.
The object Of these statements is to ere
ate the impression that you do not sc-
quiesce in the Judgment OF the COnven-
ton, aud that your friends do not, and
in consequence Seymour and Blair will
not have their cordial support.
l wish you TO know, General, that /
have taken the liberty to pronounce
these statements false, and TO assure
those who have spoken with me on the
sui sct that nothing could cause you
more regret than to find your frieutis, or
any of them, less earnest in supporting
the ticket which has been nominated,
than they would have been had your
own name stood in the place Of Mr.. Sey-
mOur.
am, sir, very sincerely your friend,
s. L. GLOVER.
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L E D D I Ms
Open the entire Year for the Reception
Of students.
Florence SynSdiesI Female College

-V'HtS lnstituii ion. which Las long enjoyed >
1 very high reputation amOng the female
colleges of the South, is situated It Fi0rencs,
Ala. which Is admitted % be one CT The nest
delightful and salubriCus towns in the sOuth-
west II is very easv Of Access A branch OF
the Memphis and Charleston Railroad rurs
rom Tuscumbis % South Florence. It's Prest-
dent, Rev. DR. WM. H. MITCH ELL, Is we'll
known one OF the ab.est teachers IN the
country. Next session wiIl commence on thu
sab day Of September next.
For further particulars apply to the Presi-
dent. iVl lrudaW
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Eff. FLAHERTY, Up.
, 7 n 7 II u 7 ~ = - II
CoMPrROLLER'S OFFICE,
NASHVILLE. july Is. l66S.

N1shvlIle, July ., I6o6 J
7. G. W. BIACKBURN, Comptroller Of the
Treasury do hereby certify that the United
S,ates Insurance Ompany, located st Baltt-
more, in tbs stale OF Maryland, has produced to
me satisfactory evidence that said Com
many has complied with all the require
ments OF the laws Of the State of Tennessee ira
posed on Insurance Companies, and L further
certify that u. w. l. CRL OK, Agent Ofsaid Com
pauy. has also com piled with the requirements
OF the laws OF the State, made and pro-
yided 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.
G. W. BLACKBURN,
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NEW YORK.

NEW YORK, July % -English advices
state that the Russians, in the last en-
gagement with the Bakharans, lost 10, Geo
men killed, and q terrible number
wounded
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Virginia Military Institute,
Lexington, Virginia.

A PUBLICATIONS. Will now be received for the
"A appointment of no ad 81; ionRi Cadets in 10
this Institution. These entering IN tie sum-
mer r. oDths enjoy peculiar advantages in the
special course Of discipline and instruction BY
which they sre prepared for the regular studies
which commence on the LIST september.
Circulars viii be sent Ga app lication.
m0l3 FRANCIS b. SMITH, Supit.
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IUKA FEMALE INSTITUTES.

fE'HE next Session VIII open on MONDAY the
Il Slst August, under the continued super
intsndsncs Of the subscriber assist ed IN the Liz
erary Department by MIS-. DOUGLASS Every
departme..t will be filed with able teachers
Mr.. and is. TEPE still continue IN the Music
Department. " TO our friends desiring repOs.s
and exemption frOm many Of their PECULIAR
ASNOYANCss. cur location IS especially At
tractfve." Many families purpose settling
among US this fall 70 educate their chtGren-
For further particulars apply for Circular to
Rev. j. Z DOUGLASS,
iy2tf Iuka. Miss.
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omen at al hours: supplied with newspapers
from every state In the Union; and every
Conservative American, Federal OF Coniede-
rate, are always welcome.
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PITTsBURG.

PrrTsBURG, July 29.-Lofferty & War
rings oil works exploded to-day, killing
two men
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YELLOW SULPHUR SPRINGS

V'HEsE CELEBRATEB AND POPIrr..R
a Springs, siLuatad IN Montgomery counfV
On miles nom Cnfistiausburx Depot A. NO.
open Tor the reception or visitors. and ne -
Jenuon OF the Springs going public Is respect
Lally invited 70 TIE advantages tuev prsI-er,r
The waters OF these SPRINGS are uurfvsIissi =,
A. eases 0I dyspepsia, Cutaneous diseases AMI
DDeflne anecLions, a1d In cases OF Dsbiifry- acf
POWERFUL RESTORATIVE,
Female Diseases and m ~ ~ many
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The most eloquent speaker In the
North German Pariisment, is DIR. VIM.
Lowe, for several years resident Of New
York.
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EDUCATIONAL.
Memphis Female college,.

rffW ENTY-NINTH SES5ION.-Ws shall or
i ganiZe the FORMS in this College. Accord
ing 70 previous amour cement. Tor the ensuing
scholastic year OF forty weeks, on TUESDAY,
September ], 1865 For circulars, giving full
particulars, apply TO the Principal at the Col
lege, OF al the Bookstores
iyz6 tseg N. A. h. MOR0AN. Priuclnal-
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BY TELEGRAPH.
Night Dispatches.
ATLANTA.

ATLANTA, GA, July 29.-J0shua Hill
aud H. V. M. Miller were elected U. s.
Senators to-day.
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Madison aud Second Streets.

IN THE STILLNAN BLOCK.
CORNER or
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Bargains In Suburban Lands for Cas5.
VEyE offer to a cash buyer THE BEST B Ar
w GAINSIN DIE MARKET in ten, twenty
or thirty acres Of hne land, six miles from the
city Oh the Raleigh road, being part OF the
POPE TRACT. Call quickly and secure II, -
the lanu must be sold. = -
ROYSfER, IRRELEVANT q CO,
iy2 lw Real Estate Brokers.
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A SON OF Col. MALONE, If Eiwards'
Depot, Kinds county, Miss shot and
killed negro in self defense on Sunday
evening last. The negroes in the neigh
bOrhood gathered, and Mr.. Mshone had
10 leave home.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS

To the Trade-At Auction, No.
2y7 Second street
VNHLS THURSDAY MORNING, at 10 o'clock,
Il Dry Goods, Notions, show Cases, Hats,
Boots. shoes, Clothing, CrCckery Ware, etc.
A. :. LEVY & CO,
fvSn1t Aucfto,.,,ars
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BAILEY SPRINGS. ALARAMA

u. propriet0rs or This Watering Place TAX.
pleasure IN tnfOrinisg Their friends 80
patrons mat they have completed their A.
rans5mento Tor the comfort and eniOyrneuf -
Ineir guests, and that the Hotel Is u0uT o,,.,-,
lef theAr reception. The efficacy OF 49,.
sasels IN e1lSSh OF DrOpsy, ScrOlula, Dc sDer,sig
Diseases Pecullitr " Females, aud ali al s4sass ~
the SKIN and kidneys, il too well est 1IIsi1.,s
TO need comment. A GOOD 3 md win -. -.
Ball room and the table VIII he -oI.5,Ifai No.
the best the county affords while dc nsSfy-rs
IN Snoa4 creek aud the hunting ia tba s1rs
rounding woods present their - .tffr.-t -
% visitors. Route via Mem pnis NJ Chsriesfl-Tl
hALroad 10 Florence, thence by rszuIar s,Iaye
Line 70 the Sprtngs-Dtue miles
Fof descriptive pam pallet. circular. or for in
formation respecting special Diseases sfifirz..
ELLIS q CO, PrOprieJOrg-
or h. A. MOODY, N b..
Je-E IN Resident Pbvsfalu-,
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THE SCHOLASTIC SESSION
or The
Academy Of the Sacred Heart.

rPHE FIRST EDUCATIONAL INSTITUTION
i IN Missouri, ests ollshed IN 1913, will com
uIencs It's Session on TUESDAY, Sspteun Der Ist
FOr-further particulars apply TO
MADAME NJ. !. GALL y AY, Superior,
iy2S 3wa 81. Louis, Missouri
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UNITED STATES FIRE
MARINE INSURANCE. COMPANY
OF Baltimore, Md, ON the

First Day of July, 1868,
MADE TO THE
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Science Hill Female Academy
AheIbyViIIe, lay.

Attest W. II. Boris, Secretary.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-07-30
MACON FemalA Instltnta.

I COATED in Fay cite county, seven miles
II north Of Lafayette Depot, Memphis and
Charlt stOn 2aliroaJ- The eJercises OF LLir l a =
stitule vii beresumed, under an able sfculty,
On lst September, 1858. Course OF luStruct.OI
thorough and complete. The scholarship Of ftss
pupils shall be Inferior to none iu the United
States Charges moderate. Mrs. p. DEW so
well and favOrabiy known in West Tennessee.
has charge Of the Mcsie Department and Ger
eTal Department Of the Pupils. For part fcu-
lars apply FOR circular.
ID. \ Boswell President, c. A. New born. Sec
rotary Board Trustees.
JOHN c. PETTUS, An.
Jy.S " TO sci OF Virginia, Princi pal.