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UNION FEMALE COLLEGE
OJfard, Mississippi.
Chartered b. ine state in 1854, and authorised
70 confer the Highest Educational Hon
os on Young Ladies.

MEEITs-AiM- CAEE.-Parenta AID Guard
fans aT6 ESQ cfaily lGytted 10 consider the mer-
It's o this MS sc"i0ns 10 educate-in the true
sense OF LIz WU!d-io e4Ucate thoroughly the
young ladie- 81 he South, IL Its aim. The de-
pRrtments o. aiics, Ply steal and Moral
sciences, Literature. Ardent n Modern Lam
guaees, siu &c, Drawing, etc, are ably filed by
accom- plisEed teachers, male and female.
Special Ca-e-ii fnsy he said, care
Is taken not OEiy 20 thoroughly educate in
the ARTS ami Ssiences, but 10 render the pupils
cOntentei and happy, 10 train their moral
sentiments, 90 cult NHt- c0rTeot tastes, 20 pre-
serve { eli nea.ih, sAI - throw around them
proper res Sa4uE. IN short, to AFFORD TO patrons
one Of u, WY best regulated Institutions in
the land.
APPARNTUs-Arrarge aents have been made
to supply the Cell ge with suitable Apparatus
Eud5cisp- 10 lUstrsJe the Sciences, and 10 give
n pra Teal knowledge OF them, La addition,
the c asses in chemistry Astronomy ana Nat
ural philosophy, through the courtesy OF the
Offers ~ tie state University, VIII have &C
cess 70 It's large AID wen appointed Chemical
sud Philosopher! Apparatus, excelied by none
IN tie South, ami 20 b favored with lectures
and experimental y ustratons by Drs. Garland
snd HIlgsTd. the learned Professors In these
Del artments-
BUuDrNG-LqCAr.oS-The buildIng, asti-
mated u 2, Yorth 7!0,3Jl, IS c~OmEdOdlous, com'
REFERzSCss.-gAll patrons and pupils Of The
Col ese,
". ". MeHBnOn. is Kept Ill a style ssldoIs, II
ever, equs'et. AL the teachers board IN the
College,
Calico, BrCwn MsIiuO, Pink DeIsins, PIN
Lawn and White Dresses, Plain Hat, trimmed
only with a band OF black velvet. These
wishing 10 wear mourning are required 10 ooo-
form in pl8inness OF dress, but mot In color
As economy 10 She obi ct o. this arrangement
new pupils need notlBy aside clothing already
on hand, il as plain ~ the uniform, bat when
additional puTcn8ses are necessary, the uni
form must be regarded.
EXPRESSES. Per session OF % weeks, half in
/ Preparatory -...,--.s u u
College Glasses. proper. y q
Ancient and Modern Languages, EACH y &
Music, each instrument.-,,.....-...,....... 70 q
U,e of nstruments.~..-.......-.-. --....-. q
branches, usual Tstes..,s--......
Board, LedginZ, Washing, Fuel, Ligh s
and Atten1anee----~~.--.....-... 100 O
Pupils charged At the above rates nom ths
date or entrance until end OF session In June
except Ia eases Of protraGiSd Ele1bess,
80 bLHSEY, Pres't of Trustees.
LAW a.. II BELL. Prest OF College.
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THE PEABODY HoTEL-We take the
following from the Bolivar Bulletin, and
endorse every word Of 1t rs true "Col.
Ccckrell, long and fsvefsbly known as
the prince OF Landlords, mas resehed the
height OF his ambition at last, and is
now mine host Of the finest and best
arranged hotel ia the S0uth-the Pea
body-situated at the o5r2sr OF Monroe
and Main streets, Memphis, where you
should stop If sou are foud Of the good
things which strengthen and comfort
the inner man. Ia the office you will
find w. II. McCune, a G. Sinclair aud
C. K Miller, all gentlemen Of foe frame,
and mI0ds-ss generous as their hearts
are true. Ben. II )liand, fair and fat, on
the came floor, bangles the decanter as
though be was bred and born to the pro-
fessiOU. For the convenience Of guests,
8 telegraph ofice Is located In the hotel,
over which our friend 'Irye' Dugan pre-
sides."
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GENERAL ASSEMBLY,.
Condensed Summary OF the Pro-
ceedings OF Friday.

NASHVILLE, January p. 1869.
Senate
The Senate met to-day, Speaker Sen.
ter in the chair and seventeen members
present.
NEW BUSINESS.
By Mr.. Nelson A resolution author
iZing the Governor to open q corree-
ponCence with the several Governors Of
the States OF Arkansas, Texas, Alabama
and Mississippi, to urge upon the people
Of those States the property OF paying
certain claims held and now due to the
State of Tennessee for keeping lunatios
from those States In the insane hospital.
House.
The House was called to order at 10 a.
~, Mr.. Speaker Richards In the chair,
and sixty-eight members present.
The bill for the adjustment Ofrailroad
r~eceivership was then called up, being
the special order Of the day.
Mr.. Bossen took the floor in opposition
to the bill. He considered 1t unWise to
make any change In q law which had
been passed seventeen years ago, u
worked for the welfare OF the State ever
since; to subs titute for what has stood the
test OF so many years q new and untrieG
law WOIti De dangerous.
Mr.. Wooacock followed Mr.. Bosom.
Bsfore saying anything In reply to the
arguments advanced by the distinguished
gentleman from Rutherford, he would
announce that lie YVES Ia favor of the bill
with the contemplated amendments Of
Mr.. Waters, If the amendments can ever
be reached. The history Of the receiver
ship system was a history of loss to the
Sfata-thaf Ia the yroat n~isaHV6uA6r nj
the law The d ference OF receiverships
from the supremacy of companies over
thsir own roads, is this: That II the
companies do not pay the interest the
State loses but that much, whereas, IN
der the receivership system, the State
hiss to LAY them and q host OF officials,
beside the speaker also gave several in
stances OF railroads run by receivers for
The interest Of themselves.
Mr.. Brown made a lengthy exhibit OF
facts and figures connected with rail-
roads IN the State. showing that there
we're sixty milIiOos of property in rail-
roads, upon which the State had a lien,
and ~deprec&tipg the wisdom Of placing
SO much property back again in the
hands OF companies that had proved de-
jinquent.
Mr.. Cordell moved to concur In the re-
port Of the committee who recommended
the rejection of the bill, and called for
the previous question, which was sus-
The vote on coneurring was then taken,
defeating the bill by q vote of 46 10 "a.
A motion to reconsider was laid on the
table, when the House adjourned until
O'Clock tomorrow.
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Tickets can be sbiainsd at ths following
places: Peabody Hotel, 0vert1n Botel, Young
& Bros, under odd Fellows Hall; katzen-
bach's Music store, and from The COMMITTEES.
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Tue following Is q synopsis Of the re-
uort for December, made By 1.-THE State
superintendent of Education, for eoiored
schools: Number ofschools in operation,
100; number Of teachers, 40 colored
teachers, 30; white teachers, so; total
e~urollmenG OF pupils for the month,
6s2l; male, 1858; female, S44i number
Of eehool houses furnished by Bureau, %
uun5ef tnrnisksd by freedmen, y. The
ireedmen paid for tuition for the month
OF December, s529, while the Bureau ex-
Ue.ded sI385 O5. Grand total o. expense
by alI parties, societies, etc, s6265. The
gain la schools over November was 1;
gain IL teachers, 6 gain in pupils, SIT.
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CRUsHED TO DEATH On Monday
evening last, says the Jackson Whig,
Mr.. VIM. Mccartney, blacksmith and an
employee of the Mississippi Central Rail
road shops In this city, met his death 10
a most sudden and dreadful manner He
was standing between two damaged cars
on one of the side tracks at the depot,
examining the bumpers" both OF
which had been broken and driven in,
and while In this position, the 4 O'Clock
freight train, that had just come In,
backed down on the foremost car, driv
ing IL with force against the other, and
MASKING the body OF Dir. Mccartney In.
to Jelly between the two. The deceased
was about thirty years old, and leaves g
wife and five children.
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AMUSEsIEKTs

NEW MEMPHIS THEATER. Miss Mag
gle Mitchell commences the second week
Of her engagement tonight with LoTle,
= pastoral drama, written expressly for
her.
READINGS FROM The POETS The
Hon. Mrs. YelvertOn gives 8 reading
from the poets this evening at Memphis
Cinb Hall.
GAIETIEs.-MsDsger Etey commences
The week with q new bill and enlarged
cOTns Of actors and aTtisteS. ANY guam
tity q fun can be had st this thester for
half s. dollar.
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BR1NKLEY FEMALE COLLEGE,
Memphis, Tenn.

Memphis, Tenn.
THIS Institution will open MONDAY, 18th
4 January, 1889. II Is located at the southern
terminus OF DeSotO street, convenient to the
street caFs. The College grounds contain six
acres, with buildings finely adapted 20 College
purposes
TERMS PER SESSION OF 3 MONTHS.
On AdvsDes)
For all Branches OF Education taught In
Female Colleges, including n full course
o. Eng ish, Ancient ana Modern Lam
-----$ ~ UO
For Harp. Guitar or Piano, Vocal and In
.---.-...--.....a-.-- " W
For Hoard II pOliegs, including furnished
room, fuel, towels, lights and washing loo %
Day Scholars can psy by the month, In adj
vance. No INCIDENTAL FEES,
j. u. MEItEDIrH, President.
JsS d&W MemphiR. Tenn.
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ST. PAUL's DAY.-To-day, January
25th, is the anniversary of the CONVEX
sion Of St Pau, and is observed by the
Anglican end Roman churches, The
day also has another celebrity, of I'M
known origin. 1t is an article OF con-
stRut belief In Western Europe, at the
present time and since the middle ages,
that the whole character of the coming
year is prognosticsted by the character
Of this day, and this Is The most singular
Rs the day itself was o Of those to
which old astrologers and prognosticators
gave the character Of q dies Argypticus,
or unlucky day. Fair weather, accord
Ing to the superstition, on st. Psul's day,
betides & prosperous year snow or rain,
e dear year Tor unfFuitfnl one) clouds
forebode great mortality among cattle,
and Winds the %forerunners OF war.
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NICHOLSON PAyEMENT.-Tbe con-
e,1.-tors have finished all OF the work Of
nsvb,g with the Nicholson pavement LET
70 then IN this city. The Chancery
ConTt haS decided the question of the
nroperty oSners' liability in favor Of
The contractors. The contractors are re-
nuired by the cltS to enforce the collec.
ron Of this tax by sSits against the prop
ertv for its eendemnstiU3 and ssle; hence
we shall expect sli parties indebted tC
ts for the pavement TO come 70 our Office
and settle. n there are thOse who can
mi nav the money, let them come uT
and saw frankly Whist they can and
will do. ard We shall DO what we can In
&raerting such terms as they may be ablG
TO offer us. l. T. bAOWk To-
January Z, 1853.
Ledger and Pat copy.
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ADJUSTMENTS.
NEW MEMPHIS THEATBR

r .engsgemsnt OF the Great Artists, Miss
MAGGIE MITCHELL and j. W. COLLIER.
fzObdHy ~GVenlng. January 25.-WIll be
produced, with ali the effects, LOhLE -Lorle
belle OF the CaDton), Maggie Mitchell Rein
hard (rhe Artist, ]. W. Collier.
SCALE OF PRIUE5-Dreas Circle and Parquette,
81 Orchestra Chairs, 81 so Family Circle, 50
cents Colored Boxes, 50 cents Colored Gal
lery, 70 cents.
Doors open at quarter to : o'clock; curtain viii
rise at 9 precisely. BSx-bOoE open nom 10
O'Clock q n. to 5 pm.
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STEAM OVERS AND CLEANEEa.-Tbos.
n. Huat & CO., No. 248 Second street,
are prepared to do all kinds OF cleaning,
dying and securing. They will make
cid clothes look Sd good as bran new, and
that ct q cost which, compared with new
ones, lie almost uothing. BY q new pro-
cess the original lgster and shape Of the
garment Is preserved in sn astonishing
manner. Gentlemen gill consult econ
omy by sending Hunt & CO. their old
garments.
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REPORT.

The following are the intsrments for
the week ending Saturday, January %,
st Il O'Clock m.
Child OF Thomas ". Doyle, white fes
male, still born.
JOHN WALSH, Undertaken.
L. Day, so years, black finale, child
bed fever ; child OF NJ. Vain, 20 days,
white female, hives child OF =. Hardin,
8 months, black male, brain fever.
THOMAS o. Smith, Undertaken.
Jane Burton, 80 years, white female,
consumption P. Nabers, 2 years, black
male, msrasmus; child of 5. P. Green, l
day, black, unknown; Sally Davis,
months, black female. unknown.
OWEN SMITH, Undertaken.
C. Riggs, 81 years, white female, can
cert d. Cussick, 80 years, white male,
dropsy; Henry Wright, % years, black
male, consumption; w. a. Cassidsy, :
months. white female. decline r. Hen.
bricks, 60 yeRre, black male, strangled,
hernia aud ~bydrOceale George w Du-
vail, as years, white male, injured by
fall; A. Bryant, black URle, l03 years,
old age J.. Cole, 80 years, white female,
pmsll.pOx; c. G.. Duncan, 35ysars, white
male, dysentery r. A. Whitelaw, IL
months, white female, dropsy OF the
brain.
J. c. HOIST & co, Undertakers.
A. Heivel, IS years, white male, con-
gestion OF brain.
JAMES FLAHERTY q CO.,
Undertakes.
Child Of 8. Bybee, white male, still
born J, Bybee, IS months, white male,
small pox NJ. Joys, 3 months, black fe-
male, unknown negro child, 5 weeks
female, unknown.
McCAFFREY & CORNELIUS,
Undertakes.
Recspituiation-Whites, 13; negroes
10; total. %.
W. L. ROGERS, NJ. D.. Health ohicer.
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Personal.

John Ross, Chief Of the Cherokee Ns.
tIoD, with his young and lovely wife, is
in the city stopping at the Peabody
Hotel.
We were pleased to meet on Saturday
our friend, I. Lehman, Esq, who has
returned from st. Louis. He intends
remaining here permanently hence
forth, having located in the Ayres
buildjDP,
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Fhilsdelphis

NOTICE.
~ The subscribers have this day formed a
Limited partnership according to Law, under
the nrm name of MONROE, sAALTZ & CO.,
for tee general Boot and Shoe Business in the
city Of Philadelphia, 70 commence January l.,
1888, and 10 terminate December 81, 1871. The
General Partners are JAMES MONROE, Jo-
SEPH E SMALTZ, MAHLON 8. Stokes
and JOHN T. MONROE, and the Special Part
ner Is CHARLES u. RFED, and they all res
peciively reside In the city Of Phiisdelphis.
The Special Partner has contributed 70 the
common stock OF the nrm In goods and cash
the sum OF nifty thousand dollars
JAMES MONROE,
JOSEPH L. SMALTZ,
N. g. STOKES,
JOHN T. MONROE,
General Partners
CHARLES D. REED,
Special Partner;
Philadelphia. Dec. 81. 1885. '1
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FOR SALE.

- PFSI-My pl@ce. known a
TO 10 EsEN, on The Old Raleigh
=" GS1T mf-es mona MehPEis, eeht stlaI3
iIeZ scIes-75 acres cleared S hie Ts;iete with
very pIOouctlye eolnlCt bb11fdfnas, and an
sbandsnc OF me water. fosssssT6HbI ,o liver.
fmmedisJsIy. Also, aEAkM hctyon1 land
S0S cleared. Comfortable impIOF
lust above kmithlanc. .-xyOuu - n
jazz -
-oR gAIF-BERKsHIRE PIGS, two 20
d thI6e months old, pure syoeA'
1SssS u r. SLADE & co.
A1S-' Memphis, Tenn
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EDUCATIONAL.
HARvARn Law SCHOOL

CAMBRIDGE, MASS. TWO TERMS, BE
ripninz FFBEuAKY q, and SEPrE4BsR u.
1853. The Rssidept Professors are Tbeopcilus
Parsons, LID, Emory Washburn, and
Nathaniel Holmes. AN. 9eEtlemen OF dir
Cnction IN the Profession lecture from time 70
time on special topics. Application may BE-
N 4de FOR circulars or further information 70
either of the Resident ProiessOrs. iaA
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LUCKY.-Mrs. r. P. Lsech lost . very
fine gold watch and chain, worth 800,
on Saturday, and suspected that It was
stolen by q servant in the house. A few
well directed inquiries convinced tbs
thief that he could not keep It, and yes
terday morning the missing articles
ere In their accustomed place.
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Valuable Cotton Plantation
For sale

WE offer for sale one Of the most valuable
MlssiSSippi. living three miles nom the river, on
Ieke Coristunss' and southeast nom the town
al PrentIss, and known as tue Polk Place.
The tract contains GOO acres, SEQ of which are
cleared. The place Is high and well drained,
and has on It, a fine steam Gin and Sawmin,
which cost $1,000 also, three new Carver Gin
Stania. of eighty saws each.
The title to the property u perfect, and Il
will be seld at a great bargain, and good time
given to make the payments
iaI4 T. A. NELSON q co,
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Wante d--Cify and country pee
ME 20 know that we are Offering
our splendid stock of Boots,
shoes ana Hats at retail. Hl tess
than wholesale prices. Satisfy
yourselves bY looking.
j. 4. DIAN & CO..
218 N ain Street.
Goods not exactly in style less
Shan cost.
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, 13; negroes,
10; total. %.
W. L. ROGERS, N. D. Health Omcer.
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Extract from a private Letter.

Extract nom q private Letter.l
THE MAMMOTH CAVE = = =
We CROPPED about for many hOnrs in this
wonderful place. ! never saw anything
Ike It. The freaks Of nature displayed
here are very strange, and strike the
beholder with awe. But the air in some
parts Of the cave is close and sitting,
and when we came out I found myself
ssddled with q terrible fever, which en-
tirely Frustrated me. The physician had
never seen q csse like It before, and no
remedy he prescribed seemed to do the
least good. My life was despaired OF.
hrs. Wilson, with whom 1 wss residing,
had in the house q bottle OF Plantation
Bitters, and she insisted / should try T.,
for che said she knew il to be q certain
cure 10 ali cases az fever, debility, ague,
/ dyspepsIR, etc. ! had but little faith, but
| finally consented to try Il as o last res9rt.
In less than three hours after the 1rst
/ dose my fever left me; In two days 1 was
| sIttiog up, and before Saturday night I
was as we'll IS ever. l tell you ali this
that you may know how 70 act In any
case Of fever, or any similar disease. ]
firmly believe the Plantation Bitters
saved my life.
In my next I will tell you about thC
Cave In detail. A. j. p.
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A CARD.-Messrs. Menken Bros. beg
leave TO infsrm the public that they viii
cell a large lire Of winter dress goods,
hosiery. hannels and blsDzets regard
lees Of cost. This is done to make room
for their spring stock, which viii sOon
ha onaned-
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ID EMOVA L.
o-ad 10 Aas and 4 MARKET street,
49, theT win carry on the Manufacturing
80 Tobb,ng OF Boots and shoes. as successors
10 Hsddock, Reed Co
December 2 B&. 10
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THE First MEN OF THE CITY.-Dr.
Clopton has 3 special call home, and will
leave the last Of the week, and will not
be here again this year. His patients Of
the city are bringing their friends in.
He treats with perfect success, piles, fsta-
IA. stFicturee, etc.
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THIS MoKEIEo at 10 o'clsck, cOntin-
usii0p sale Ct a receivers stock Of dry
goods from q Main street house. Also, q
line Of fancy goods, comprising gloves,
broschey, lscss, trimmings. Sale post
tive and without reserve.
ROYsTER, IRRELEVANT n CO,
AUctiOuaerg-
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Four Plantations for Sale or Rent.

THREE Plantations, containing about so
acres each, together with stock, corn. fodder,
fmplemente. etc, on same These farms are
situated about twenty miles from Memphis,
near Pleasant Hill, DeSoto county, Mississippi
The other farm contains about 1900 acres, and
Is situated in Ashley county, Arkansas. For
terms apply to me, rear Pleasant HUI. Miss
I. A MAXWELL
Refer 70 Z. n. Apperson 4 Go, and Taylor q
a Rand, Memphis. Tenn. osSe I'm
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Joe LoCKE's NEWS STAND, 1854 Main
street, IL well supplied with reading ma
terisl, embracing every variety Of daily
weekly and monthly papers, as well as
magazines and periodicals. All the
Latest news can be obtained at his nam
moth stand,
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FRUTT.-Lsrge quantities Of tr0nicsl
fruits are on the standsi II the city. Pine
apples, bananas, oranges, lemons, etc ,
are in great sbandance 4 ct quite Yea
sOnAble prices.
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TO WHOLESALE BUYERs.-JCst re-
ceived one thousand o%vercoats froG So
% $40 each, at Walker Bros. i Co, 29
Main street, Clay Building. IT
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THE Hon. Mrs. Yelverton will give a
reading from the poets on Monday even
ing, the 255h inst at the Memphis Club
Hall, ct s O'Clock. Tickets, TO be OBJ.
tanned az the principal book and music
stores std hotels, one dollar each. Any
who were present on the last OCCASION,
and VINO hsd not their money returned
| 10 them, can obtain fresh tickets by APP
plying at the hall, between the hours Of
2 and 5 pm. on Monday.
Ledger and Post copy.
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CTRAYFD OR SToLEN-on JenuaIy nv tS54
SaBAYHoRsE !. ULE tSar, cen hsno sI ME
Soil : o. 81 = 80 smer, head in proportion
10 H. siEs. reward Of SIS 10 tee n.GgL, = Ne
avered 70 D. II. Townsend, "a Ss
ja2l Roaring Falls. Shelby ii .ehn,
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"RATTLING MILL 1.-Two young gen.
tIemen Of the tousorisl profession got
into q dispute yesterday morning, and
retired to a b3cS yard to settle matters.
Thirteen rounds we're fought in true
! Hesnsn aud Sayer style, VIXEN they
c!inched, and the battle was turned into
a trough and tumble" gouglng, hair
pulling 6ght. After rolling about for
ten minutes, BnG zach "hCliering
'nOugbn two or three times. tEsy we're
| separated. They will have the pleasure
Of paying FOR it this morning.
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SPRING SESSION.

Y. Z. Wards Seminary, Nashville, Tenn,
TILL open on MONDAY, FEBRUARY lsT.
w This schoeli Is now the leading Seminary
Of the Sopth. II has the regular course OF the
best institutions In the United Stats.
aac0 W. 4. WARD. PRINCIPAL.
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UNIVERSITY OF THE SOUTH.
sEwANEE MOUNTAIN, TENN.

THE next Term Of the Junior Department
i win opsn at University Place, Tenn,
On she IOGh Day of February, 1859.
Boys received at any age and prepared for Col
lege. Location perfectly healtny-AO feet
above the sea. 500 covers expense, board and
tuition. for three months. FOR circulars and
address O.. X. Fairbanks, EEq,
General Treasurer, University Plsee, Tenn.
Z. L. QUIHTARD. DID,, LID.
fa5 eoda Nice Chancelor-
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MIS-. YELYERToN. Remember the
readings from the English Poets this
evening. a great treat may be expected.
To commence at the Club Hall. Admis-
sion 81.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1869-01-25

Observation-Disclosures is called to the
card Of DR.. W. r. Hodges, office Z7s4
Main effect, and residence at the Pea
body Hotel.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1869-01-25

RECOVERED The llt.le giTI accident
ally shot at 3 da1ce, q few mornings
ago, hes entirely recovered, the wound
being very slight.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1869-01-25

A SLIGHT SHOWER laid the dust Q
cooled the air yesterday afternoon. The
sunset was the most gorgeous We haVe
bad thIs winter.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1869-01-25

FDUcATTOK.-The attention Of orr
readers Is directed 20 the card OF w. l.
Msrdla EeminsrY. NashvIIIe, Ienn.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1869-01-25

BALL.-The S0dsliiy Silver Cornet
Band will give their grand b&l on
Wednesday evening.