davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-08-29
TENNESSEE.


The following items are from the
Nashville Banner of Thursday:
The venerable Ex-Governor Patton, of
Alabsms, was among the guests OF the
st. Cloud yesterday.
From letter received by gentleman
in this city, yesterday, from Humboldt,
we learn that the cattle plague has ap-
peared in that locality, and that thirty
mad died within the past week.
Two men named o. Jackson and Geo.
Cowgirl were blown up by blast while
digging a we'll on the place Of Peyton
Brooks, Wilson county, Tuesday after
noon st two o'clock. They were very
seriously injured, but they will recover.
The Military Committee again had
some of our hardware men before them
yesterday. Although the object OF the
Committee appeared TO be to ascertain
the amount of arms and ammunition re-
Gently sold in the city, they did, this time,
venture to inquire the color Of the per-
sons to whom they were sold. When
the gentlemen under examination VOL
unteered to show that negroes have been
by far the largest purchasers, the Com
mittee silenced them in short metre.
What q precious document that report"
will be
Edwin Pascal, Jr., committed suicide
at Kingston Springs Tuesday night, by
taking morphine. He was employed in
that locality as a teacher, and on Tues
day afternoon went to two physicians
aud obtained q quantity of morphine
from each. After bidding some of his
pupils farewell, he proceeded to the de-
pot, took the poison and lay down to die,
lie was soon after found in an insensible
condition and taken to the Springs.
Every effort was made to resuscitate
hinl, but without avail, and he died al
midnight. No reason has been given 81
to the cause which led the deceased tC
commit the rash deed.
Simultaneous notices in the Nash
vile Union and Dispatch, and the Nash
Vile Gazette, of Wednesday, announce
the consolidation of those papers, and the
purchase Of both establishments by the
firm OF J. o. Griffith & Co., who, com
bining the two, will issue to-daythe Nash
vile Uaioa and American.
There are 364 cases on the docket o
the Supreme Court for the Eastern Dl
vision OF Tennessee, to meet at Knox
vile on the second Monday In mex
month, l54 of which have been filed sinc'
the last tenn of the Court. Several o
the courts have yet to tile their tran
scripts. The number will in I'll proba
bihty reach 400.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-08-29
MISSISSIPPI.

Some indignant farmers Gesr Peep
Springs, Mississippi, captured and hung
a negro who was continually stealing
their corn.
Two Kukluxes have been sentenced
to the panitentiary ia Mississippi. They
were loyal league negroes, who disguised
themselves in white sheets, etc, and
committed burglary at Columbus.
The fernando Press says The case
Of PnilPots and Others, charged with
horsestesling, was continued over until
the February term of the Circuit Court,
on account of the absence Of important
witnesses.
The reports OF the crops from vari-
GUS parts of the country, do not uphold
altogether the favorable reports hereto
fore had. The long continued rains, it
seems, nave made the cotton overgrow
itself, and without few weeks of dry,
sunny weather, the yield will not be
much heavier than last season. We
hear of several parties reporting the
army worm and boil worm, but no seri..
ous dsmsge as yet has been heard of.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-08-29
m1ssIssIpPI coRREsPoNDENCF.
CAYsoS's LARDISG, BOLIVAR Co. Miss,
August "a ISCS.

CARsoS's LANDING, BOLIVAR Co. Miss,
August "a, iSCo
Editors Memphis Appeal;
The hope of q full crop Of cotton in the
Mississippi Valley for the present year is
again doomed to disappointment. some
three weeks ago our people were hnoyant
with the anticipation OF considerable
crop, Notwithstanding large portion OF
our valley suffered severely from the
long drouth, but since that time the op-
posIte extreme Of weather has come upon
US, and the long continued heavy rams
have forced the growth, iengthenet the
joints, lessened the making, and causeu
a ruinous shedding Of forms.
Now the cr0wRtng eVlt Is oeVeiopeu'
The boil worm has msue lts appesIance'
rsvsging strongly and Vlorousiy Ia pro
Dortion IN the time since its appearance,
srd from these tokens we may very Tea-
sonsbIv snprehend a repetition OF last
veatIs disaster. Besides, We have
worrn which. 40 far, has confined It's raw
ages to the grass and the late cOrni Cut
e9ne fear that it may ultimately attaek
the cation. As vet, however, there is
hut little complaint to be made OF dans-
ges done by It, but / fear that they VIII
Immediately web up and come upon our
fields in q new and more destructive
rhsrsctar- From these causes many OF
our planters, who expected to gather q
hale to the acre, would now be satisfied
with a certainty of little more than
one-halE This is almost death blow to
the planting interest. Beg CARED and
ruined ia purse and credit, we nave "a ade
our final effort to rally our broken for'
tunes, and If now again tlighted, where
is the hope for the future?
1t is currently believed that eastern
capitalists and Spectators controlled the
cotton market of last year to their own
exclusive advantage. Planters heavily
in debt TO their merchants were COM
Delled to rush their cotton in as soon as
possible, and to cell it when prices were
lowest and most ruinOus, and valnly IN
ment such stern necessity when, Ia the
spring following, prices were good and
remuDerstive. l see that the value OF
cotton is to droop again. Is 1t possible
that the screw will be again applied? 1t
is an old saying that you can't get
blood out of turDip;" and we ell at
present may be considered as heavily de-
pleted turnips, and already pressed to
the lowest point of vitality. Twenty
Eve cents per pound is the lowest living
price. That might clear expenses, but
less than that will place the last straw
on the dying camel Of cotton planting
in the South. J. b. BRANDEk.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-08-29

The Little Rock Gazette, of Tuesday,
sRys: A railroad company has recently
been organized under the provisions OF
the general railroad law, passed st the
LAST session OF the general assem- bly,, for
the purposeof constructing railroad on
the most feaeible route to be found on the
south side of the Arkansas river between
Little Rock and Fort Smith.
The same per says A friend writes
encouraSingly OF ths crop prospects in
Marion county. At one time the corn
seemed likely to be injured by the dropta
but recent rains have brought it out.
The same authority represents the de-
moerscy Of that section ss strong, sctiVe
and confident. Marion, Fulton, Carroll
and lizard counties have been filling up
with emigrsnts from Mississippi, Ala
hama and Tennessee, and the number Is
represented as largely increasing. Lands
are high and people are doing well.
Jake krOlich, OF the S1ucy Record,
ls lucky cuss. He takes up about a
quarter Of 3 column in his local every
week, in returning thanks for the pres
ents the = saucy girls, and Others send
him.
The Searcy Record says: Twas
really distressing TO witness the steady
rain that fell for the week past. Every
blessed morning one would ma por-
tentOus sky, and rain was sure to follow,
like a Radical after an Office, when he
finds one in q thousand miles OF him.
At one time We were fearful for the vel
fare of the cotton crop; but we are
assured by the best OF our farmers that
no damage as yet has been done.
Mr.. ]. s. Gray, formerly OF the Au-
eusta Sentinel, is about to start Demo-
cratic paper at Clarksville.
The Des Arc Citizen says: The
weather, that has been so long rainy,
seems to have changed for the better,
and we are now likely TO have what we
begin to need-a little dry spell. 1t IL
rather hard to predict, from the reports
we have, how the cotton crop viii turn
out. The weed is large and full OF bolls
70 the top, but may not mature and open
well. There are no insects. Farmers
seem satisfied that there will be fall
! Weld.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-08-29
BY TELEGRAPH.
Noon Dispatches.

NEW York, August 2s-It Is stated
that Gen. Rosecrans addressed letter 10
Gen. Lee on the affairs of the country,
and requested q written expression OF the
latter's views of the best plan Of Testor-
ing good feeling. Gen. Lee responded
expressing reverence for the CoDstitu-
ton, and a desire for q complete union
of the States as Of old, and belief that
his desire was shared by the mass Of re-
fiectipg people of the South. The South,
he saws, is anxious for peace, and the
pesesful administration of the Govern
mept. They long for the privilege OF
self.poyernment, and says the Southern
peopIe will treat the colored people
kindly and humAnely, II left to them
selves. He emphaticslly deplores the
attempt to commit the political destlnies
of the South to the colored people before
they are prepared for such responsibility,
and considers such an attempt fraught
with inisfortunes and cslamities, and
fraught also with destruction to the ne
groes themselves. His letters are IN.
dorsed by Beauregard, Stephens and
Stuart.
A disease has broken out among the
BROOKLYN street car horses, and ten out
OF thirty-three have died since Monday.
It Is supposed to be spinal disease, not
contagious.
A tTot yesterday on the Fashion Course
for an alleged purse Of $1,000, between
the horses st. Lawrence and Vermont,
was Won by the former. Time, S2:52s,
2:4It.
The Tribune states thst at Greenpoint,
Long Island, distant about ninety-two
miles from the city, on Friday last at
midnight, party OF disguised men, five
or six IN number, took Lieut.-Col. Hsrri-
son from his house and covered him
with tar and feathers, threatening his
life st the same time. This as com-
mitted because Col. Harrison was sup
porter OF Grant.
NEW YORK, August 2s.-Advlces from
Laguayra are TO the 9TH inst. The block
sde of Pueto Cabella continued. A ma
tiona: man-of-wsr had captured few
coasting vessels.
B0srOE, August IS The pigeon-shoot-
ing match, for S400, took place to-day,
betwe cen the president Of the Massachu-
setts shooting club and prominent
member Of-the Winthrop club, which
was won b. the latter killing twenty-one
Of the twenty single birds, to the
former killing nineteen.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-08-29
TIE MEDICAL COLLEGE
OF nj E M p PHis.
FACULTY:

Il
ALEXANDER ERSKINE, Md, Prof. OF OO-
steLrics and Diseases of Women and Children
BHNJ. W. AVENT, MI, Prof OF the PTinoi-
pies and Practice of surgery.
ALFRED y. VOORHEES,, Md, Proi. OF MAZE
ria Medica and Therapeutics and Of ophthaI-
FRANK a. RAMSAY, MD, Prof. Of the Prin-
ciDlsE and Practice of Medicine.
DUDLEY d. SAUNDERS, Md, Prof. OF De-
script e and Surgical Anatomy.
RICHARD B. MAUkY, Nd Prof. OF Physioi-
ogy sud Pathology, and Secretary oi the
ALM0N BROOKS, MD. Prof. Of Chemistry
G. B. THoRNToN, MID, DsmODstrstOr Of
The Preliminary Course Of Lectures for the
term Of 1863, viii begin on the lst october,
from which date the DisSecLing Rooms Will De
open. A..
Monday in November.
The City Dispensary, which has been placed
under the exclusive control OF the faculty,
will be open two hours daily for clinical pur-
noses and to this the students have free access.
For further information, as TO terms OF tul-
ton, board, etc, application may De maoe 10
ALEXANDER ERSKINE, MD,
Dean Of the Faculty,
ONCE corner OF Main and 0ayoso streets,
sn2 d3i6W3u1 Memphis, Tenn.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-08-29
FOR SALE.

TI0IR sAIE-PATENT RIGaT.-The I'atent
X Right OF a newly invented " Lcck GusTu
for sI,S state IN the Union can De secur eu Dy
snnlfsztion 10 the unde slkneI. II Il us1IGi'
~ yr.II nv active men who engage IA lLs safe
1Te III Il - AZ this ofice where those interested
80 sc a. SAN SHLDSS, Appeal
NOR SALE Oh LSAsE-Beautlful, snscsu
n and choice Building Lotsi nontlng on "a
1orife residence streets, either cleared o. win
fine forest trees-YeTy low. W a. " 49, ara
LEY Agent Mrs. Col. Preston NO BS.ue4
Block. -- - - u
CUBURBAN LANDS AND REslDENCE rVh On
SSoToS EASY TERMs Ny lands, mlles
esst OF the city are for SAFE on terms 70 So So
purchasers. for cash OF on any tlme-ILo55n . @ oILe
- m Nv rssidsuce. with from IA to . acres
land, vflibe sold al a great bargain, foT csSh,
or on he usual tasmg. Apply 70 myseli, on tne
premises, or 70 Royster, Trezevsnt q Co., my
4 zen Is in the city. -,,,,,,r-,y. ,--r
ielT N h. IhbHhN Az l.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-08-29
CENTRAL HIGH SCHOOL,
On Union: ST., r ear wellington,

WILL oysn its next Session on MONDAY,
w SEPTEMBER =. 1858, under the direction OF
Rev. W. NJ. PATTERSON, Alb, and Prof. 7. J.
GIRARDEAU, ABB.
This Institution, formerly conducted by the
late Prof. ]. W Stacy, ranks among the best
male high schools in the city or country Tbs
experience OF the present Principals guaTan-
tees to pupils the very best educational Ad-
vantages.
The buildings will be enlarged and conve-
nlently and pleasantly arranged, and fitted uD
poses.
Latin. Greek and French, together with .
thorough course in the English branones, VIII
be taugnt. Terms moderate. For cir ulsrs ap-
My AT the Bookstores, or refer to Rev 7. ID.
tgftherspoon, Rev. ". Q. Johnson, Rev. A. +.
Mann, hev. &. X. Petway, Thomas d. Allen, ID.
81 HoliOy, n. Wade q Co., Newton Ford a Co.,
Toof, Phillips Co, K. N. APperson, spicer .
sharpe. ans U
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-08-29
STATE FEMALE COLLEGE.

mence on MONDAY, the lilh OF September
Rext, wIth a full and superior Facuiy tas
usuRll IN all the departments. In adoluoh 70
the branches usually taught arrangements
have been made for y full course OF lessons IN
PHYSICAL CULTURE according TO the sys-
TEN of Dio Lewis. This places the State re-
male CslIege. in this respect, In advance OF
any other school at the South, and parents,
both at home and abroad VIII soon come 10 see
It's beneficial effects. 80
The City Railroad Cars now run out 70 the
College, and render city patronage pefIectly
practicable. Parents and guardians In the ctty
will mud on inquiry that they can enjoy the
dement's OF this superior school ana maze .
saving even when car-fsre Is added-of - 70 -
per cent. on tuition bills. For p2rucnlsfs OF
ratalogues adcress Z. COLLINS,
nj 70 President
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-08-29
ST. AGNES ACADEMY
FOR YOUNG LADIES.

THIS Institution, conducted by the Sisters or
St. Dom inic, is delightfully."- situated In a
healthy and retired part of the city of Mem
phis, Tenn. The buildings are ample and COM
modious, standing in the center Of extensive
and highly improved grounds, shaded BY forest
trees, and laid out with rare plants ana shrub
berry.
Ihs course OF studies comprises al the
branches, Useful and Ornamental that ara
usually taught.
The Academic Year consists OF two Sessions
of nve months each the hrst commencing on
the FIRST MONDAY OF SEPIEABEe, tne
second on the FIRST MONDAY fFEBRUA AR1-
Terms per rseSsion-PayabIe HalfyearIy,
| Invariably in Advance.
For Board and Tuition, ETC.. SIS, $50; so OF
/ slOO according TO the age class OF the pupil.
/ For Day Scholars, Tuition, SIS, 80, 50 or So
/ according TO age or class.
| EXTRA CHARGEs.-Latin. French Ita1ans
| aach az co; Music on Plano, IS 20; Music on
4 f3uitsr. SO 90: Ansto on barp, so co. Use OF
| TnStruments, s. Co; Painting Ia OH Coiorss
| - 90 Painting IN Water Col0rs, SD 90 Draw
] ing. $40 90 Emit =oidery and Ornamental ~ orks
l si5 90 Wax Work, SIS 90; Washing and Mend
/ ing, SIS co; Bed and Beodtngs $40 C0i station-
I ery, IS ~; Dancing, at Professors charges.
/ ~ Board per month duiing.Eacesons II
spant at the Academy-washing, mending, ETC.,
/ ETC inelude4-Sl2 Medicines and fnys1c1ans'
I fees Will foEm extra charges.
| For farther tnformatont Apply 70 OF SCORES
/ the a Mother superior, 50, Agnes Academy.
ana dstSgim
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-08-29
UNIVERSITY HIGH SCHOOL

TGOSHEN DEPOT, VA, CENTRAL RAIL
a road, Aockbfidge county, Va.
II. y. B. WOOD, Principal; A. J. WOOD anc
Thus. H HOPE, Associate Principals
third session September 10, lSSS, to June 25,
1879 Ancient aud Modern Languages Maine
Inalics, Civil Engineering, Engltsh branches,
Elements OF Natural and Moral sciences anu
History. ,, g.
BOYS and young men thoroughly prepares IoI
University OF Virginia, washington college,
and business pursuits. - =
CordisIIy recommended by the Frofe essors OF
the University of Virginia and washington
College and large number OF patrons IN olUsT-
ent States. -. ~, ~
Terms for whole Session, Tuition, Board, Fuel,
Washing and Light, $50 in currency, hA41 on
entrance, balance lst February. VI
ginia. aug - Lnloo1
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-08-29

ID EFERRING 10 the above cards, We respect,
II, folly solicit OonsiSnments of Cotton and
OIner Country Frodu e. viii make Hoeral
Cash Advances on Oonsignments TO ether
house ii consignments shipped by river wiz
pc covered by insurance, and while IN store
unless otherwise instructed.
FOR sALB.-A general stock Of Groceries
and Plantation Supplies at loT market rates tS'
o0nsstinE OF BAGGfNG, IRON lies, ROPE,
TWTNE, BACON, PORK, LARD, COFFEE
SUGARS, AOLASSES, MEAL, HHISAf
WOODWARE, etc. Respectfully,
w KILL & co,
N Hufra
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-08-29
Macon Masonic College,

Ct-TUATED seven miles north of Lafayette
- Depot, Memphis and Charleston Rallroad'
IN the healthy village OF Macon, Tennessee, re-
snmes third Monday in July, rendering prepar-
aIory review for the new scholastic session.
to be
Opeued the First Monday In September.
Thorough Collegiate Course taught by an able
and experienced Faculty. Board, pei moheh'
SIS Tuition, S3, 81, s., Sc. 81 and -. -,
DR. q. I. HUNTER, President bOafus
J. O. MURRELL, Secretary a1o M
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-08-29
FOR THE CAMPAIGN.

The APPEAL, the largest and cheapest
xva..l,rv paper in Tennessee, VII be semitic sub
suzsbers for the ensuing four months as .
campaign paper, al the very 10" rS'eS give"
below, -,
Asa Campaign paper, the APPEAL VIII MAJ
,ts readers acaus sinted with all current politlcsI
events, and whatever else may 6e Of interest,
II viii express its own opinions fully and
rreely as heretofore. and continue to ooserVe
tfe rnles Of conduct that have always governed
n II has no new professions TO make
THR WEEKLY CAMPAIGN APPEAL
VIII be supplied 70 Clubs FOR the four ensuing
month";:
o copies sfsr.....---.------~' '''--''''---S = %
10 +" -'--''''-''-'''---' M an
30 ...---.-.--.--..--..-.-. II %
A copy gratis win be sent 10 the friend "no
sends us 3 Club at these rates.
The Daily paper viii be sent TO Clubs al %
for four months. Cn-
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-08-29
CLAYMONT BOARDING SCHOOL
College Of the { hristIan Brothers,
st. LOUIS. MO

THE object OF this Institution is to afford
students the means OF acquiring thorous9
COLLEGIATE education, whilst the CommerclaI
DeparIment offers rare advantages 10 young
men desirous OF entering on meieantile Pnf-
suits. -. ,..
MONDAY in August -, -.
knpIIespts for admission will do well to be
anI22 2u BROTHrR EDWARD, Pre- tdent.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-08-29
Virginia Military Institute,
Lexington, Virginia.

A PUBLICATIONS. will now be received for the
"A appointment OF lGO addllionai Caaets lnIo
fhiS Instjtution, Those entering in the sum
mer months enjoy peculiar advantages In the
special course Of discipline and instrucdont Dy
which they are prepared for the regular Studies
which commence on the lst september.
Circulars will be sent on application.
mails FRANCIS n. SMITH SupG
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-08-29
ruKA FEMALE TNsTITUFE.

THE next Session will open on MONDAY, the
| SIst August, under the continued super
intendence of ths subscriber assisted in the Lit
erary Department by Mrs. DOUGLASS EveTy
departme Il will be nlled with able teachers.
NJ and Mrs. TEPE still continue in the Music
DepaTtment ITO our friends desiring repose
and exemption from many OF their PECUL1A
ASNoYANCEs, our location Is especially AT
tractiye." Many families purpose settling
among US this fall 10 educate their children.
For further particulars apply for Circular 70
- Rev. ]. E DOUGLASS,
,,otf Iuka. Miss
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-08-29
oRGILL BROS. & 90.
Esss HEAE 90
Importers and Dealers In
HARDWARE,
CUTLERY, ETC,
.4 = .lt E..'
Nos. 80 and 312 Front st.

A large stock of Shelf ana Eesvy Hardware,
RnsIisa and German single and Double Bar
rel Shot Guns,
Hslf and Full stocked Hunting HineE,
English sad American Table and ROCKET
Cutlery,
Cast Iron Pots Ovens and skillsts,
Rubber Betting, Iron and steel,
French Window Glass,
Gotten and Wool Cards,
Copper Stills, Axes, Rope,
BIacksmiths' Tools, Builders Hardware ete'
Agents for the Outlet Steel Brush Cotton Gin
Agents for Ingersolrs Cotton Press.
Agents for Brsdford's (Clncinnati Flour and
Corn Mills,
Agents for Marvin a Co.'S Fire and Eurgla
Proof 6sfss, aa5 In
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-08-29
EDUCATIONAL.
KEMPHLs FEMALE SEMINARY.

TNHE FAN Session will open on WEDN Es-
L DAY, September I'd, al No. 100 Madison
street.
For circulars or catalogues, apply at Ioung's
Bookstore OF AZ The Seminary.
au2 Inn Mrs. ANNIE d. HALLE, Principal.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-08-29
Science Hill Female Academy,
SheIbyyIIIe. Ky.

THIS Institution, situated in one OF the most
L quiet, healthful and P. .easant towns Of Ken
t11eky within short distance of Louisville,
with which II has easy daily communication
by stage and rail, offers TO the public the sceu-
mulated advaDg ages OF more than Iorty years
successful operation. The eighty seventh (S7thl
semi. an nual session will open on Monday, sep
tenber Z, lS6S FOR catalogues or special lnior-
nation address Mrs. JULIA A. TENlSt
txTlaIm Principal.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-08-29
o FEMALE INSTITUTE,

IN full operation, with complete corps OF
L Teachers and Professors. Plspt.s from nine
Esel different States South and SoUthfcest, notc
41f'eSeHt Location beautiful, convenient, re-
tired and perfectly healthy school select
number Of pupils limited, and charges more
moderate than the few institutions OF the same
class in cities and elsewhere. Term begins Sep
tember IO, ISIS Address the Principal,
ROBERT X. ARCHER,
anil 3tav6E EllicOtts Nils, Md.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-08-29
H FAIL Z )
ErgliSh and Classical School,
FOR BOYS,
NO. 800 THIRD STREET
RObertsOn's Commercial College

To THE PUBLIC.-s. Z. ROBERTSON, late
of Leddlnis Commercial College, Will, on IL rI Es-
DAY, September lst, open Collsge iOI Lne
spectal Instruction Of DOUBLE ENTRY EoOk-
EEEPISG COMMERCIAL CALCULATIONS, HE AD-
ING, SPELLING, WRITING, ETC. faftles u 15 81 81
1t to their advantage 70 patrOnize him. Apply
at No. 81 Main street, upstairs. References :
Messrs Stratton, GOyer & Co, a seessel q son
Hesse. Levy = Co., N. Wolf a Co au2 I'M
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-08-29
Memphis FemaIe College.

U,WFNTY- NINTH SEsSION.-we shall or
ganlze the FORMS IN this College, accord
ing 70 previous annoup cement, for the ensuing
scholastic year of forty weeks, on TUESDAY,
September !, 1868 For circulars, giving fGii
particulars, apply to the Principal at The Col
feee or at the bookstores.
Tvs tse9 NJ. A z MORGAN. Principal.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-08-29
KENTUCKY MILITARY INSTITUTE
(sIx MILES SOUTH OF FRANBFoRT).
Col. R. T. P. ALLEN, Superintend't.
Assisted by an Able Faculty.

rJNHE 2Sd Academical year of this institute
1 will begin on Monday, september Z, lsoo.
ThRbfS Three hundred and nfty dollars
(SS50l per Academical year of ~ weeks
Refer to Messrs. Parker Ward q Co., Mem
For special information, address COL K I: r
ALLEN, Superintendent, Farmdale, Franklin
oouufv XIV. 1elz QaWOin