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The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1868-12-31

A FELLOW in Coventry, Vt, recently put in
a bill of $50 to the School District for water
drank from his well by the scholars.
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BEARING FRUIT OF EARLY TEACHING

BEARING FRUIT OF EARLY TEACHING
The Pittsburg Commercial says:
Recently a paragraph was published telling
how wcll-to-do farmer, of Harrison county,
Indiana, forced his daughter to work in the
fields with n negro. Soon she gave birth to n
mulatto child, and was driven away by her
father She now brings suit against him for
wages due for ten years labor, performed since
she came of age. and as the law is on her side
she will probably get it.
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3otrlG and 9r9tNurNNts.
Charles Hotel.
Val snd Montgomery Streets, Idaho city.

'''' V'ttt -hO''9"'t'f y ''FttSo, IuittO ttty
PouJADE Il BARrHEs, PRorRIEroRs,
FsNHIS NEW, FINE AND CONMODIOUS ES. yt4Aa
n adjustment is located III the most clig- n
bic hotel site i'll this city. close by the Post .I
Office, and Immediately contiguous To the prlucp4l
business houses and trade portion of Idaho.
The apartments are furnished with entirely new and
carefully selected beds, bedding ana furniture and
comprise rooms for single dodgers or suites and par.
ors for families. The utmost and cleanliness Is
preserved II all parts II the house.
Il II e x c,- rant
Is in the new, finely furnished nre-proaI brick next
door above c. j. berns'lr's on Montgomery street.
where the European plan Of separate tables for
guests IS adopted. The tables supplied with III,
best Of everything, scasUu.bc or imported, which
can he obtained from
The Hunter, Fisher and Butcher
Market ana merchant. and master cooks preside
over the cajsuft. III tho Restaurant Hall j, the
General STA o,c oIiceo .
For al tie various stage routes within ana lg4a.u.
out q THIS basln. We ain! 10 4,epa
First Class Hotel.
And respectfully ask tAe proper support from t4e
patAc n this cud-ayor. T. e. PptJApE.
CA>:NIE DAIIULS
Idaho city, S,p;. 81 lSt~-n+lu
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PateS OF Advertising:
:prpfG55iQpal Cards.
,C,yIkER u HURMESTER,

~ropvrYS AND CoCNSELOES AT LAW
v-.r s..lrl 10 legal business IN AL the Courts
a r----,-y Prompt attention given - collrc.
-.. 0.a,e ii B.!se tty. hiu-
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,,,rg-,~ JNo. &. HENLEY
,r,BRIDE - HENLEY.

-r,ryrYS 1T law. SILVER CITY. IDAHO
MI. practice u 4, =. Courts =; ne IerriiDg,
las. ,..e u jordan CrytE. u-6
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,,r,,r Y vlNDNlC HALL BUILDING, WALL STREET
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MEMpMES ekRPRA4..
ALsgRTleIKE & go,
Eeru Aeqwe HOnesta Dscere.
crNrnaL pEMoCRATIe I'D.

The meeting of the Club on the even
ing Of Saturday, August S.h, will Be
strictly business one aud every mem
Der OF the Club is earnestly requested q
be on hand.
The committee appointed to reesive
subscriptions and amounts assessed on
members Of the Club consists Of the fol
lowing gentleman Il. Z, BriDkleyr W
c. Mcclure, J. B. Farnham, T. o. Smith
Henry Seessel, jr., L Rocco, Louis Wun.
dermRD.
By vote Of the Club, each member has
been required to pay TO the Treasurer or
someone Of the said COMMITTED, the
sum Of one dollar. Is Is Hoped that
every one will DO 80 promPtl y, that the
Club and its members may not fall into
dlscredit. 49,. -te
The Finance COMMITTEES, as appointed,
consists Of: NJ. J. Wieks, F. w. smith,
J. n. Edmondson, Jesse W. Psge.
Il is not known that these gentlemen
have consented to act They are respect
fully requested to signify to the Presi-
dent of the Club their acceptance.
The Executive Committee OF the Club
is composed of the President and Vice
Presidents. Thee are, Albert Pike,
President; w. T. Avery, John W. DAW-
son, Michael Msgeveney, jr, NJ. D. L.
Stewart, A. E. FARMLAND, John w.
Leftvich, F. L. Warner, Vice Presi-
dents. csc rEg4t&f F.
J. n. Heating has been appointed As
sistEnt Recording Secretary Of the Club,
and has accepted the appointment.
By order OF the President.
". Q. LOFLAND,
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ALABAMA.

3 MONTGOMERY, Aug. s.-Tn the Senate
to-day tue only biA u Importance ds-
cuzsed was tn Disability Oae, on which
there was no def Gale action. II the
House large Lumber OF bills, of only
zeal Interest, were passed. 1ne Com
mon UO1E5 bill created an animated DIS
Cusston on the pIOpUsiIiUn that only Tie
original bill could be properly put 10 the
House, sRd that the CierG hzd no right
- rsau from the printed copy, but lns
enigma! could uoL Oe fyula, 'Is, SiBg be- u
lUsJ BY the COMMITTEES 20 -WhCl It, Wa
referred. 1his created great confusion.
Motions were made, and Appeals from
tue deeisioH efGae Chair followed n rapid
succession, ana AMID much disorder lEe
HOUSE adjourned Until Tomorrow. Tie
passage OF tie bill Is eJusiueEei doubtful.
fhe neayy rains inst have recently
fallen have done immsHse damage, Snd
the worms RIe appealing ID al secuVos
Of the STATE. /. is stinatsd That tneCuL
toll crop Is euG Ea0rt one-haif Aife&ay.
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NEW oRLEAgs.

KEW 0RLEKSsi August 3.-A negro
naGIed wins Rollins, who hes breu
nlaking DsnocTauc Speeches to the ne.
groes Ut this city fUE me past week. na,
aroused the eumity Of tie Z idicsls, DOJn
UlsCk ami white, aud several attempts
have been made 10 murder hin. Ga Sat.
Erday uight crUHu followed Linn for
several squares, trying TO drag him from
street csr, and making his escape, he
WAS arrested OF the charge of iuciliuy q
HOtt and Afterwards released gu bail.
Yesterday another attack was made on
him with s4ung Slot. Ghis morning.
on appearing beo1e he RscOrder, tBe
original cDsTge OF i8ciIing nos
vas dropped, aud the charge OF carrying
concealed weapons was substituted, bus
ne was finally discharged by ;he Recon-
der, and on being released, his lie YVES
sgsIR threatened by crUWd of excited
negroes; tut be wa sAfzly escorted by
bic friends 20 the rooms % the ConstHu-
tl9nai Cut, on CaRzl street, la the
neighborhO8d Of WINCH tie excitement
increased. Gov. Yarmouth appeared
and made short tut elective speech,
telling the negroes thaL they snoald
rather protect Rollins IL tbs pubic ex
preston Of his opinions than 10 seek 10
deprive aim Of That Eght, and closed by
sdvising the crowd TO Gisperse aud gU
aUue1 whlch they did. The spsech Of
the Governor Is -hIghiy spoken OF.
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WAsEILNGTON.

WASHINGTON, August 3.-Mr. Mur-
ply, superintendent Of Indian Affairs,
writes 70 the Indian Bureau from Fort
EllEworth, KSHsss5 on July 29th, Inform
ing the Commissioner of MS arrival on
tie 2sth ut, and that tie next day he
called on Gen. saliy, &C Fort Harksr,
who Informed skln that he hau,
about ten days previous, met az councH
az Fort Larned tire ktowss, C0nasneues
Cheyennes and AgrapahSss, add tllaI
The CheyeDnes were cross and hui-
len because they had not received
their supply Of arms aud ammunition
from tue Government, whlle the KtOwas
aud COmsDehss were suiien and inapg-
dent because u the scarcely Of pr5yisit5!ts
among them, Gen. .Suby ESd collected
from The army OF the West all The eff. ct.
i've men 10 the Heigh5erhood OF Fort
LsTued and posted them in positian
which had a good effect on the refractory
Indians, aud they had stated their viii
lipgness 10 await the action of their
father In sendiBg them provfsions.
TIE reason why tbs Ki9Eas have not
been supplied with arms and rore,lnf-
ton, Is because of their-recest Violation
Of the treaty stipulgtions, thew nav
ing made war on. toe Kaws, VINO sra
friendly to the whites, besides hsv.
ing invajed the Government reserva.
tions for weriiks purposes. About laeo
lodges consisting CT about GOO Indiaas
were present al the Connciihe.d b7 Gen
Suliy, AID many Of then were san in
the ueighb0rhOod Of Fort Lsrned buf' al
the date Of Superintendent Murpbv,s 70.
port, everything was euiet, although
some OF the Indians had been stealing
whenever they could get en- Opportunity,
The reported killing OF q Lieutenant ana
five men some days ego; Is denied bY
him, who states that while The TodiaDS
are bow quiet, that unless they are sided
by the Government, they may resort 10
exits nsive stealing rsther than starye.
which msy lead to other serious difficult
ties this fail, unless provision ia made 10
keep them from suffering for want of
food. The Department feels assured that
by means Of the provisions made by
Gen. Sherman all difficulties will be
Everteo.
Two hundred and ninety-one patents
have been issued from the Patent Office
for the week ending Tomorrow. Three
hundred and eighty five applications
have been made and seventy-twO caviats
entered.
10 view Of the changes taking rlace |
among the employees of the Treasury |
Departm' at in Washington, Secretary !
MeCu!loeh hss directed the appointment /
o clerk 10 receive the applications for /
flee, either from men or women, and /
10 return those slready received TO the /
parties who presented them,
A dispatch from Richmond states that
Judge Meredith, Of the Circuit Court,
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TIE MEDICAL COLLEGE
OF MPHis.
FACULTY L:

FACULTY: -..-
ALEXANDER ERSKLSE, MD, Prof. Of oh
s,etfics and DIS szsss OF " omen and chi drs (
aud Dean Of The Faculty.
B. NJ. ". ANENI, ". H., Prof. OF the FTlnci
-Eles ,lld PTactIc5 u eUTsery.
Il ~ REQ H.NCOHElE-, Md, Prof OF Mate
ria stdica aud 1herapeutl-s and Of UI,Ihl
Ii C Su gerry.
FRANK .. RA MSAY. MD, Prof CT the Prin,
cIpIes anu z. acttce Of MuLIcihP. a--
uG ULEf u. SAUNi EISS, " D., Pro-. OF De
fiptly ana SUI Z ca Anatomy.
RICHARD - AAU ~, MD, Poo PhYs!oi
ogy aud FlthOlugy, and Secretary II the
AIN BROOKS, ND. Prof Of Chemistry
G. B. TzOhSToN, MD, Demonstration Of
AnatO y.
i he Preliminary Course of Lectures f3r the
teIIn OF 1858, wIu begin on tie iSt October
tom WhIeh uat0 the DlSsec ing Rooms Will be
open. .Hrs
The Regular Course " III begin on the hls.
Monday il November.
The Clty DisPensary, which has been placed
under the exclusive control OF the Faulty,
VIII be open Two hours daily for clinical pUT-
poses, and 10 this Lhssi udeutS have free sccssS.
For IurtheF inloTmatfo ., as 10 terms o. LuI-
icn, 5ard. ETC., application may be II sde ~
the Desr.
ALEXANDER ERsRINE, ND,
Dean OF the Faculty,
Ohire, corner OF Hain and Gayoso S,rsess
au2 do aW6m Memphis, Tenn.
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VERMONT.

RUTLAND, Aug. San strooious muir
der was committed ct Shrewsbury W.,
last evening. Adispute bss hong existed
between two fsmiilrs nanIed P.nmley
and BaIeh, and While spprsis rs were en-
gagged ia settling up some damages caused
" the horses OF the latter, q quarrel
broke out, ia which inGlscriminste firing
took place. A young man not st all in
tereslsd In ths dispute, named Johnson
Gilman, was killed by Horace r. Pun
ley, and the latter ana John Gilman
were wounded. Tae Eve principals in
the affair, viz: zebra Piunlsy, Horace
Z Plumiey, bis son and the murderer,
George Butterfly, bIs sen iu-law, and two
men named AUrRm Owen ana Napoleon
QasTterf Employees Of Bach, have beep
arrested ana confined.
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NEW YOaK.

NEW YORK August 3.-Ths Herald 5
Halifax special says that the UnioHisls
hold cat firmly for the Repeal, and the
spirit of tine pubiie press Is very bitter
even suggesting the mobbing of the
Canadian minister. Hon. Joseph has
published q letter rebUkiug this spirit,
and be is consequently denounced IS a
traitor.
The Rsra1d'S Montreal special sGys
that private sdyices state that Dr.. Sup
per VIII retire from the Cabinet, aud
Howe will be offered and accept a seat
in the Dominion Cabinet. .=---.
Gen. ChAs. q. Halpn e. Miles o Rel
ley,") City REGISTER, and esitOr Of the
OStissa, died lhls mOrning ffom an over
dose OF ChlOrofcrnl administered TO re-
Iieve neuralgic paiBs. --
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FOREIGN.

-MANCHEsTER, August San alarm
Of fire WAS glven-i IN music hall Satur-
day night, when the aRdienoe was seized
giih a panic and rushed Tor the doers.
Tie result was that twenty three per
sons-pFinoipslly women and ohlldreR-
we're crushed to death. A large number
had arms and legs broken, and were
other wise Injured. ..
LONDON, Aug. S.-The cable laid in
1866 ceased 20 work st 1895 this after
aOOn. A test shows that the fault Is st
the New Foundland side. The GABLE has
probably been damaged by an iceberg.
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Texas.

DR.. 7. Il. HeFndon- committed sui
eide in San Antonio on the 10Th alt.
The Marshall Republican says that
in that region cotton is unusuAlly prem
fsing.
-Virginius Huichep, Esq, has as
sumed an editorial chair in the Dallas
Herald.
The Galveston Dispatch of the 29lh
ult. says The first bale Of cotton grown
in 1858 was yesterday received At Hons
ten from M.'J Duke, Grimes county. 1t
weighed four hundred and eight pounds,
chased good nliddliDg, and wss sold to
I. W. HOUSE. -~r--
IT is proposed to consolidate the
counties OF Fannin ana Lamar, and to
make g new one OF them, to be called
Webster. .
The San Antonio Herold's San Mar
COS correspondence Gays: Crops are good
in this part OF the State, aud al things
are quiet except horse and COW thieves.
They seem to be on the move all the
time. They consist Of mean white men
ard negroes. Two Of the latter were
caught few days SINGS killing work
oxen for their hides. Such mischief ID
done every week.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-08-04

Prussia bas shown her determine
ton 70 become first-rate maritime pow
or, by making an extraordinary anpro-
pristion OF -, l5z,S74 for the year 1859 10
lie expended IN tue construction or forth
fcstions az the sesPoFts she has Just Oh
tanned, and In manufacturing heavy ar
tiIleFy and armOred vessels. The smount
10 be expended sc KEEL alone, Is stated 10
amount to sS,SlI,ls4, or S2,5lS, SAG more
than 10 isss.
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BY TELkGRAPH.
Night Dispatches.
ST. LOUIS.

ST. LOUIS, August -3.-A Denver dis
patch Gays that 1000 men ara ct work o.
The Colorado Central railroad.
A telegram from Schuyler Colfsx
states that he positively declines any
public dinner Invitations on his trip u
the mountains.
Taree gambler we're lynched 81 Sioux
City, Iowa, last week, for cheating.
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EDUCATIONAL.

tn 3 Fan session will open sEPTEMBER n.
4 FoT cttcuiars aipE q the .. 500 gang
People . lnsura0ce GampHay, OsiBKs book
store and at my les.dsLc. l09 @sdfs n rect.
Ruz i'm AslsHAILE. Pr.Dc,psl.
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STATE OF MARYLAND, J
Fnsa.F n.FF4-1.

The unGerSix ned, John W. Randolph, Pres!.
dent, AID Henry G. Jones, Ssoretsiy BENG
duly sworn, do severaly upon their oaths GER
ufy and say, that they sre respectively the
Presid nj and the Secretary OF the United
STATES Fire and. Marine Insurance Conf any OF
going statement contains a Just = nd true state
" eat and exhibit OF the sanding and eopd;.
ton OF said company on the Isl day OF JuIv
SIS JOHN ". RANItoLPB. PIesident'
HE RY 9. JONES, Secretary, :
sworn and subscribed 10 Tbs Inn day Of
July, 1888 before me. c Jnstfce Of the Peace for
the city OF Baltimore
Islgnedl FLAHERTY, up.
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NEwADvERTxsEm'NTs
UNIVERSITY OF VIRGINIA.

THE s5th Session Of this Institution will be-
gin on he 49, day or October, 1885 and end on
the Thursday before the attn of Jaly, 1859.
Tie oEganlzRLIou OF bhp InstltnltUn Is very
compete, embracing extensive ana th0Iough
.ses Of INST ucti IN in literature and Science
suu IN the pEofesstOns Of Law, Ae1iei4e and
Epglneering.
E.5IIMATED EXP ESsKs-ExeluslVs OF books
clothing a. pOcl OF monsy-of the ,AcADKkIC
stuC en- $50 or the Law student, 90, ana
OF the MEDICAL Student, 9Se5. 'T-.r
For perticulsIs send Tor ca -aiogue to WHn.
y ortenbskeT, Sec. stsIy, or
6. MAUPIE,
-f 49, Chairman OF the FacuIty,
auSlw p. =. UulFeTsi y OF Virginia.
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WASHINGTON COLLEGE,
LtxiagtOn, Virginia.

THE next session OPENS 81 Thursday IN sep
i teInbsr, IS :, aud ciOsas Ash Trursday In
Ju4e, 1853. The Faculty cOnSi is Of
GzS. f. Z LIE. PEISszEST,
With Professors Of Lettn. Gret K, Mstheinattcz
Modern Languages, Moral Philosophy, History
and Ed glfsh language and Literature Applied
Natnem4tics, Sat0rsl PHI lOsephy c bsnistry
end Law and Equity. These are discrt butsd
into: ]. Faculty of Arts z. Faculty OF Sci
snee 3. Faculty OF Litersture and Philosophy:
{. FRcaltT Of Law. In esch Of these Is con
ferrsd $ distinct Bachelors DsgTee, and the De-
gree Of A0Ster ar AFts Is OPe1 alike II students
In each cOaise. In the Department OF Science
are Q Inferred ali o, ETofssg.Oaal Diploma or
Civil Engineer and Mining Eugf ncer. BY the,
aid OF fuiI corps of assistant Professors, pro-
vision Is made for thorough drilling IN The De-
partmenfs II English. Ancient and M Odern
Lapzusgss ard Mathematics.
ExPEN Es.-Au necessary e1penEes need nos
exceed s825.
FOr f0I partig-isIE Apply 70
Iys9iv =. G. GJsSjLS, Cierk O Fssu'ty.
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Tins National Ranks OF New IOrE city.
by the. last abstract OF the quarterly
FsgUFta ef tae NALIOhal BanRs Of New
i5Tk cry, II wIII ID seen Lnsten CapI-
~ ssDcE Ui ga SOS, zoo, these Dsuks have
uepUslls sEIouuuEg 10 81 :, 665 Isl, or
about InFee TIMES tuelr Capita, auu tuAt
CAL ct Invse surplus deposits LGvy have
loaned sl77, 27I is3, Or InuTe taA41 W ace
lae amour "a IiseIr capital. These leans
anl aIscVuuIs, represented by HOLes anu
GRecks, are lu enSCt h. IL Il stfOE % our
caFrsuSy 20 Lae amount u upwards Oh
oue.nGuUTrd nIiillOLs vi GOIl4Iv, ur - tBird
R5-Inacn ~ tiie enlre cans uot5 curreHcy
issu=u uiJeT TIE National banking s5s-
lea ToE lie NHOiU UOuulry. Aud WHERE
Is The bank nUIe cui rencS issued Under
Tie \ HllOBsi Banking - sIem Is secured
10y deposits " GOSeTUAiSu5 bonus, aLu
1ozis q UeiIulLs rslIU ~ ilv capital vi tne
uauEs, TINS ILHSuUn through ''uepssils
sl1 iOans, Is eecursG ~ hVIHihg hat
syer, anu eEpsrteucs prUves that, st the
INST sIgu Ot pau.o, The UALks NH oUn-
tract LIS iotaa OF the currency With al
effect WiIics4 works Nitie-spTsGd disaster
amUng The UusiDess cOnmuuIIy. W ouid
IL not Oe well Tor Ouf irglsiaLUtS, Who are
gu sYiIciEGus 10 regulaLo Tue safety HUu
HmoGul OF our 6auk hole currency ana
g. pre- vent is ILfialoD, u b5aT IA uIbu
tuag the IufiaJiOu OF the CURRENCY that ID
YFOugOG tnre ugh Toe lOans Of the surplus
deposits u Sttr Dauks, IS greater tBah Tie
HnSl= volume OF Uur UznK note CURRENCY,
Is unsecured, and that Us contraction
brings meet serious loss aud suffering on
the paono.-Netc YORK. tribune.
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.SIhIE FEmREE ClLLEGE.

rE'HR Fall Session Of this Institution VIII CON-
1 msnce on MONDAY. tse 18th Of Sep ten. bs-
EeZb, WITH full ana Superior Faculty (ss
usual IN all the departments In addition to
the branches usual > taught. saaagernerts
have been made for a full coarse OF iesEOus in
PLY 1CAL Gull Z tirl &C o dug 10 the sys-
tenn Of Do Lewis Tbs P.aces me state Fe-
male C-llegs, in THIS rssl ectt IN SOY sucs o.
any other schOol at-th 80 u, and parents,
both 3, home sId sorOai = VIII soon coIn- to SIS
It's osne1cisl ef1ects.
The City Railroad Cars Ucw run oct 70 tie
College. and nner city PATRONAGE perfeciIy
prsciicabie.- Parents snd g1ar1ians ia the city
Viii Md on inquiry that they sliOy tho
dement's Of Ih.s superior SshC5i aad mase A
saving even Uhs czf-fars Is AIDE dol 3 10 -
per cent on tuition bills. -FoE particulars or
catalogues address, e. COLLINS,
hul 5UL President
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Science Hill Female Academy,
SheI6yT1IIe, Ky. -
LsGrange Female College.
LAGRANGE. TENN.
sheIbgsllle Male aga school.

THE Twenty NH semi Animal Session OF
Il this lrstlnilon VIII opsu on LIT HOnJav Of
September, 1858. TRssfs FOR SCHOOL YEAg
CLOSING JCSS 5, 1853, PATABEg Oss-aALF Is
ABTASCk:
For Day Fupils..--.......... -. x "a
For Boz rdeEs. - SO 20
Il Is the desire Of the Priuc PAL 70 dIrsct his
attention cnnseientf 8usly and faiIhiufiy 70 the
mental and morst trsining 4 those Committed
% his care; add N order 20 sscoInplisEt his
object more edsOtuslly, The rrrD Der cf board
sIs viii be hrliiso 10 SIX and the m nlber Of
Day pupils tOthirty.
Good boarding can be gotten With private
families At rom 81 soto IS s. per Wesk
For Information as regards Gisci Dilne, ecu 70
o. instruction, etc, RB24y 70 circular.
J. W.OOllij, a. ~, Principal,
fv2o I'm SHELBY VIE. L. u. urEv
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uKA FEMALE INSTITUTE.

4SHE next session will open on III NDAY, tbs
L aIe1 Augusf, under the continued super
intsudsncs Of the subscriber assisted e Lit
erarY Departzssat by Mrs. DOUG Lars Every
dsDsrtm8 Will be oiled with able teachers
Mr. and M1E- fEPE stin continue in the Music
DspaFtmsnf. - To eur friends desiring repo5o
and exemption from mai y OF their PECULIAR
~HoYNSCEs. oar loeai hon - e specially at
A 'Si9ep Many families -purpose settling
tEaN as this fall 70 educRte their ehtldren-
anon Neg particulars spply flr q Circular 20
Fox furs- - : Rev. j. < DOUGLASS.
Iuka, MiEs.
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RoberssOn's Commercial Coli, &c,
% maln ST., CORNER ssiuoae.,er.

10 THE PUSHES. q. ROBERTSON, Lar E
o. Leddn . Commercial College,, VIII, on TUES
DAY, SEPTEMBER Isl, open r Cbhrg5 fer the
specIsl IIIsIrpcDOn OF D0uBLE EMMY Book
KEEPISG, Coax EKCLAL CALCULATIOSS. hE n
Is9, SrELLING, WHITING, ETC. rHrlbss d SIR
Gus or educaling IA Elf sgaS as above. viii Ind
II - Their a,yySntSge V Pstrouizs hidI. apply
st No e Main street, Upstairs. hSfsFsiices :
Msssrs. SGlattoD, GJyer a Co a. Seesst 4 Son
heSse, Levy 8 Co, "a. Wolf q %. su2Im
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FIorence SInadleal FemaIe ColIege

THIS Institution, which has long erjo ed >
l ye1y high reputation an OEg tue fen ale
colleges OF tus south, Is situated - BlorLnce,
Ala. which is admitted to be one OF the m sc
aelightfaI and salu5ri0us towns in The ou:h-
west Il is very easF OF acce~s- A branch %
the Memphis snd Char estau Railroad ~
nom Tussun nia to South FlOrsnce- Its Presi-
dent, Rev. DR. VA II. MttChf Ii, y Ven
country Next ses SION " II commence on tho
sth Siay of September BeNs-
For further isTIcuIals apply to the Presi-
lent tJl imdaw
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
hapgnlers af Rehecen.

You are requested 10 attend the Rec ulsr
i seui-4ouJnly Aeeting, hIs tuesday Al
-. -IOCu, ~ 1 . clock precisely.
lars. J. bEAMISH " ?.
aTF. J. V. POwELL, escre.aTy. au4it
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-08-04

has Decided 10 the case of the Exchange
aod Farmers Bank against certsfn par.
ties for recovering in current funds
ie6ts contracted before the war, that the
banks are compeiled4 TO take their own
issue in discharge of the obligations
The case wiz be brought 90 the Court %
Appeals.
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NO. zee Ne.a11a q.
Open the emtIre Year for she Reception
of students.

The COURSE OF STUDY IS EXTENDED
i thorough and prsst.e8l, s1O1f ng slperfor
faeifites for 90 stniag 2 2 iund 81. mss Ecu-
cattTn.
The most thorough Instruct wiz hs glrarF
in tOmIusrcis a-d Lxrha1=s ca-cJ}aftau--
AeDtaI aed Prscl cat A,fihtue,fe.
TIE senRaans hip-D DAItTusnt OF thg College
is open r. 3m 20 u an. aud 10 I'M. Until
Sspter1b 7 Isl.
80 a se.sarzfs q -partnsns fo- Ladies'
iy5 =. a gSDBES, s-rfHs1naI