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eiced b. slictlI pass, tete: Il N ne an161,ss
to r1le nSu1 aher houF On p4,llanertaJ points,
s.c IL he r. rfosrnarce Of hts out1 to proeet ~
members ii thes. nights. 10 aaE.tse shs nroSFss3
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feel,: d IL ks1dEers to TT member .!.s wno9 s;
rave been aseocttsed IN III the JeAtG or rue patt1
naI1I en- estJ utct 10 practise tnak !e9son o. o.
eard Int 10 e. grave our fs1sndshlpa On Ks.nlH'
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bid ,.re.en 10 re ka,sful na61sg d naaH.
n..s. ny thleurn Il ths yea.s q NJ pubic Lie ;
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| t{opai htui: ard a-alig, fenoW'Ee oeefs aa1
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wnnst wtah.s nr yo9t hea:h. hsppil1e" 0o
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coEp!uaeu,sy resolution e ~: Con1 rr,1 NJ
unanimously sdopsed W; Psoe5o7 ~ ~ shs,1 MI
And tstC1net ths1Ae-
Il X1scE1I1xfott.
: The buitaess then proceedea- II.
/ Joint rtso1ut' en- for printing Inc neuea1 III
. nry ct tha n be!le was patset.
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| 1a ps4std-
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i PY,so1 n made ! repoxt- UEus9ed ps11teo'
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= y dtps unless n henszed " mo C.. = : !
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= a nc lot TO a7speud Tic znlss Aoo ~ t1s1s
10 the r N lut On to paJ the Loua4ia6A u@tesA ~
Il SO wa mad {, 4 sf'et deoaio wA &Aaeo'
. | Tx or R1K1re-
nmxpdatuz3 II 1hs act 70 21f plau ~
txttne,t be tiae Of drsw,n1 wa1'ks, uf
vs1ehorst I'LL lie AjsAaA pill fssp, was reps
0T1r Iii .mspcs Sseticn Of the preesat law
II. - siiox \ p1na to Re given fof kh1 tt1a OF
M | n1crerty IN esss Of ! asnua13 ertced before
{ith 4 IAN, l-&a on tsra .eAsed o. uaortEaksd
ywred Gy minor q oSh.r pazss
tn,s1 1n1c. xiytrx tic asseft required by thG I
nv t,fn Il IL e al seeu'1 70. ii Il II small dis
r. ic,trs OF less thau ITO ktllona Of nt1h Of b
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Pic VIII Tot neglect Lee 111LInE nGe9S1AJ ~ ~
:ut = sretIloa; bu; shey thoala g eassfol tn.s
ntn,. VIC reed to ercon:1se II eFsEy
lsnjast esa.Ij1atou 5os "a. x.A.ch ,he ~ N. T,sea
knowledge al md seTc1enec for whore wise
ehtckp hJ those 20 coon to ocenpythe p!ae al!ed
h3 AZ e. 1saas "" p s en H.
moi yet nL1er Tho control Of partJ. ust rcAtst TIC
teuucrc1 TO eentra.:aroc. II outGror1n q tne
Rrsss tebeiton, aad be taaalha1 vita tho act ta.t
ihe ccuItry COT stt,s Of the United States, md
teat Hhcn tho states fu1tentcIed c:r1Atn great
rkha for ths rake Ct mnte pctfeet Cnion, tsey
retained rt9hu II yaluanc and important ~ tnoee
ttsy .tut Qul1htd TT the common wt4f. THIS
sonnn old doctrine. taf d:tersnt fsoa nc tesea'
,Iss te.sq to " s.:snps 70 sesds 80 n
s.ppsned @ 70 d-ea w.iaia TIER % eoraers. 1 nuss os
| cxsl1 snhood, or tue people will oe ra!ed nJ
| corrupt combinations ct TIT Commercial centres.
which, pletho..c HOE wealth, annually niE1.te
lerls1atioo. Until Tho representatives Of The pco-
pc N Soafses tort f1s1 ethin.s s .as dlTSI.s ,
ceAe to Be made without t1u o1scosslon4 AZ ise
fequcs, OF sosae parry leader, there will oeTEr b
| proper respect Rhow1 bJ the hw.EASiu1 powes.
et,hct 10 tto tnciclI OF executive u1anea Of tae
nse 10 ballet boz, Il Il bkat7ca, only med that
III u Afternoon thould Be called to these ccnt1d-
1te;t representatives, 70 shse:,s ii .as sesa..nss
| which tho people Il adopting sae constitution
| trte1c TO laposs On p2Sy excesK.
| Calmly teriaesEK ny kdntuAs1Atpn Of The
6oTerrtnt Mt, feel tbA1 viii I sensd oi Accounta
| blllty 10 God. haT1nE co11aEuucully nrtrAvl<' q
| 10 tlseaaf2c ny whole tntJ. having noting e
/ regret, eren0 have proved tins cosfnctucss oi ths
! policy Ret tasth tn my tzst tInt suhesQnett mes
| Aee. Tee woes vn1eh hare folls@ec tia re
teetion Of fnroeaIsuea. ratEranirniJ 4n1 zunstl
tnt1o1l rnls, sre kHesn AID deploreo hs 70
natinu. u ! raasssz Of pride All Gzautcxtson
in retiring frnnn lhs nost x1lted position IN It
Kan Of the people, 70 feel AID know, tnss IN lans
Nd1ooA ed eve1lsal panhe tfs py 1ctioA b.
neIsr oeen 1rtn<uced bJ dssus for xain- sn
- sa9' tE ~ etaeesity, irqairs wAuu Lbs.
dcnauasd, whom hAya oppatssod> or 1t M
Eano h1te rsestved any br1be TO hind my ey'
taesn8NEs No E1aponsi iEt1 fn4 Eas1 thls hx,
. oesh HAgcd, OF blood that has noen phao, res
uRn Re ~ shouxhta hass oeAn those OF peAe
esa % 70 eaott lhah eses B. tn HpIrsa TO al!sy col
: | tcn.on araonK my counr1Een
: fotEulunR the pas1. lat u return 70 The q,
pnLeap.&: q the Reve1auso'> md, unfushte l
: n1anrf u oar coutuy, tnAtr1pe up~uu in 1mp,
. !shapls shasaetets, fns Con.11tulsqa asd I
Untos. cns I'D snaeparahle."
= .tsiTpe11 ANpkxx 5oHX4Q1
= WAsHlAerua, D. O.. Na1eA 1. lsG9.
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And G. n!cfTed ctttEectEip upon grtat nrE-
prosc1tetd him, thus erosttns Il Rome kiod
Of boey Enard for Els protection. After hay.
;n9 s1ven kont o'es ssanahter ard ,ytsnrized
ard the lesions hs tes1inIa instru1acnts Of wronr
sJ!A coalo - Eel sAto In LAYING down tho en-
siEns Q. po.sz 70 dleadfa!Iy abuted, md n
h!s olrsd vietiuF, The fcar he bad ia pired 3on-
t,nuso If e. In volun-a1y Abaicaiop. snc on r.
nremt5t iets NJ - ~ = psopls Eho bad permitted
knov.odee md CONVICTION th,t Tue nemsn pson;s
bad become changed. olscouIsyed and uttcriY
ss ssnffe ea ss sG'e wh as,' ,.s aad9s1a 9ss
ssle,e g Hoe epss sesssS:s9es: 50 e.ts +
~ d % pe.so2 M nd az III n
his eiarhEE e1pt 11.nents We fnd taat in the
time y nich has etnca eiapted haman ratu.s md
pse' e 70 haEe q a
o1sr W.T. sne rata.s could have supposed tass ia
Inlet pcuod Of btttl experience everything Do.
S;sss ,a e .oaa eons Z s
atessaon, Iots Of per.onal 1,ot1ty, the suefe.,ou
:, a.; s,s T, % e 5s :,s'on I'll 'ns e ss;
q! rualact, merely 10 accomplish pift1
Il Dr., Wcuid receive the passive soesss'on & moi
Il hss btsn clearly demonstrated ny reeen. occur.
rsnces :hat q ctoschtncns apoa tne eoesusatioa
catnol b prevented ~ tne P9estce11. however
l fE$6tEH
nenpIe iuttJrose, th+Fr 10 no roHef under ths
| rnr stituftru 10 cheek 4 do1inA1t majority q
~ ro.,ntsds of tic cougetts Of The Calted et1tes
Az sppeal 10 tie ua1ton IL attended win Tx
much de,ay 10 raees ,te e=eTFeaey, While u lcf
t free to al the people would eotree, N ttnn aues
cyi4 - ujeht fellow Legislature usnEpauon
thar y danger ttat 'hs s9,,, s.5s poWtn' ~
sepsi7s isen et u Eses TO To-. ea,nE =:
their ru1ess except BY xsyalauna, Nc hxT
already .ecn tie jug.idlcueo u f!he 3oatcsA! en II
| e1msenned, Wten u was appt9tale1 s1l u, -
corr.s Noalc dec dc a2atnst laws easMe ~ "a
sole or}tes 'he spp1tmseZ Of p1E1 Tnl!e - =,
7e 70 rover, lodFsa Ii the E1eeauve ~ sns 81 q
at1,u too Tor tic ,ntetess anh u.otecloa Q! e Y
people, ED exercised hy Wsshtn2tdnS r n = :
tuec. storr, hl1 been rendered nuEstef! "a w
tlx1n m8jor1tJ Of two ttirdA IN each nsnta q y
SAtio1 ii Leeis AMT. The constitution ey1S.2n
ecItsmp,atet test ~her bill - 7e1urneo y.
u tIend*nt's oh3eetons, II viii 70 eh@i! :,
esssdet,d By conFvees. Bpeh, hoxev&', ~ =
.st nstn tho practices upofr lbs pfssE;
ry f9lss. Il h.a baeoyas evident tast raen y
NV. Sua rndes pa,ttsan tEfAenca
tse,r y: ~ &h5Ss&h VI patriotic naottvta. 70 adn
= i1s.sor. ~ ~ 0efebJ *eAkeA tAeir OWE org
: n.ta p}[t Il sossnnl1 eoniesslrz Il under one
os.a: tt.ee q op!aian. II netanx olss, has p
sen'ea rs 81, Sa!sa nd dtspssstooats reeous,ds
uon o. otA aitspptovoc ~ The Exeeqff1e III
r ~ teneIate the tona1tRttoa. Il tnu.t be zdn
i I'd shtt ihis condltoa ot s9alrn hat 4syo3ope
{ de[set 7hleh, Hutes The &xkreAslTe taxA91ty
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1869-08-13
CrfmfaaI Court.

This Court met at nine o'clock, snd
proceeded to try Andrew Jackson, in
dieted for grand larceny. The case went
to the jury in a very short time, and
after a short elaboration the jury re-
turned verdict of guilty, and fixed the
punishment at three years in the peni-
Tertiary.
The next case called for trial was that
of the State against William Johnson
indicted for grand larceny. In this case
the jury returned q verdict OF not guilty.
Col. John Bullock then offered some
resolutions. passed at g meeting Of the
Memphis Bar, as tribute OF respect to
the memory of James 7. Peyten. a de-
ceased member Of the bar, with request
that the resolutions be made q part OF
the record of the Court, aud that the
Court adjourn for the day out of respect
Cor the deceased brother. The resolu'
tons were made part Of the record,
and the Court adjourned until this morn
ing, IS token Of respect to the memory
AZ the departed brother
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hook ana JOB PEInting.

If you have book to print, and wish
it gotten mp in the best style of the art,
bring it to the LEpeER Office.
If you wish to have steamboat bills
printed, In plain or ornamental colors,
on the best of paper, and at the lowest
prices, bring them to the LEDGER Office
Ifyou want posters, from q one-sheet
to the largest size ever printed, come to
the LEDsEs oiics,
THE LKDGER Job rooms are supplied
with all the latest styles of type, from
the largest to the smallest, and from the
lanciest to the plsiuest, and our presses
are of the best make. We employ none
but the post nompetent vorkmen, so
those who may favor ls With their pa
,ronage may rest assured that their work
will be done in the most satisfactory
manner, l4s
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evening for Columbus, Cairo aud st.
Louis. There are very faster boasts than
the Marble City, and none superior to her
in accommodations.
The feet and msjestic steamer, Pink
Varble, is loading for Vicksburg, Natchez
and New Orleans. Captain James Paul,
the favorite commander, is in charge.
She will depart ut five o'clock this even
ing with big trip. She is new, we'll
built and the very "Pink of perfection u
in every respect. She advertises-ses
her card in another column.
Boats Clearing Tomorrow.
The renowned and fleet passenger and
freight packet, Linton, leaves tomorrow
evening at FIVE o'clock for Helena and all
points or the St. Francis river. Captain
N. B. Hayward, the attentive and oblg-
ing commander, is on the roof, and the
efficient and popular clerk, Les. Ware, is
in the office.
The peoples favorite and fast-sailer,
City Of Cairo, is announced for Colum-
bus, Cairo and ST. Louis, tomorrow Eve
ming at five o'clock. John W. Malin is
in command, assisted in the Office by c.
81. Conrad.
After short resting spell, the splen-
did new passenger and freight packet,
Natoma, is announced for the White
river trade, leaving for ell points on that
stream tomorrow evening at five o'clock,
under command of Captain John B. Da-
Wis. Messrs. Jimmy Thompson and
Charlie Sharpe efficiate iu the Office.
The magnificent and powerful steamer
Luminary, under the command of the
gentlemanly and courteous Captain Dan.
Conway, leaves tomorrow evening at
five o'clock for Vicksburg and the bends.
Those handsome ard jovial young gen.
tlemen, John Lehmer and Charlie Par
sons, do the honors of the Office in
business-like manner.
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NorIcE-Mrs. Messenger scnooi &C.
vertisement in another column. ms
lady Is an old Virginian, and has had
sixteen years experience in teaching.
She is kind and pains-taking with her
pupils. She gives careful attention to
department and morals. aat -
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The subscribers to the stock of the
Mississippi Valley Immigration Labor
Company will meet at the Chamber OF
Commerce, in the city of Memphis, on
Saturday. the l4.h August, instant, at
eleven o'clock am, for the purpose OF
organic alton. Stockholders are request
ed to be prompt in their attendance at
the hour designated.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1869-08-13

MIs-FoRrUSE = Fortune, we all
know, dispensss her favors at random |;
therefore, all holders of tickets in the
Henderson county, Kentucky, Land Sale
stand equal chances of winning the $780,
900 prize, or, perhaps, a'smaller one.
The drawing comes of on the first day of
September and will be fairly conducted.
Apply to A. g. Beynaud, Esq, No. 4
Howards Row.
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EMMoSs.-Call at the news depot OF
Mr.. Emmons, on Jefferson street, for all
the fresh dailies of the leading cities, for
the illustrated weekliss, the popular mag
aziues and ell the current literature OF
the day,
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Varieties Theater.

Manager Broom has a full troupe OF
first.class varieties artists, and gives q
lively entertainment every night The
Can. Can will hereafter be feature that
Of itself will draw crowds.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1869-08-13

THE soprH MENBHIs SpHooL.-Atten-
tion is directed to the fact that this school
will reopen at the desirable location on
Wellington street, nearly opposite the
residence of L. M. Appersou, Esq, pur-
chased recently by M. Gavin, Esq. The
position is all that can be desired, being
unquestiouably rus in urbe. Suitable
improvements are being made in the
house.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1869-08-13

REMOVED PERHxgEyTLY.-Charles A.
Beehn, the well-known printer, Of. Madi-
son street, has removed to the Bethel
Block, No. 2so Main street, between Madi-
son and Court Square. where be will be
glad to receive the orders Of bis patrons
and the public generally. - :. 49, i4s
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rRENCTT WINDow GLASS.

Just received, per ship Vincenius Van
Paulo, direct from Antwerp. 1900 bores
French scindow glass, Of oil sizes, at
prices to compete with American brands,
and much superior in quality.
l47 0RsILL BRos. q Co.
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PUBLIC LEDGER.
~r4 M II M r H -
Friday Evening. August I3, 1859.
THE CITY.

PIrrsBuRG and Camel coal and gas
coke. Brown & Jones, Office 282 Main
street, Bethel Block. 7
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The BEsr rs THE CHEAPEST. i. De-
voto has the best of everything in the
family grocery line, corner Third and
Adams streets l34-l59
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EsyELoSs. with your card printed on
them, as cheap at this oaice as you can
purchase them plain in any bookstore IN
the city. .re rgfa IA
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RIVER.


The Mississippi here continues to de-
cline very rapidly, and is now sixteen
feet eleven and half inches below high
water mark. At Louisville the Ohio is
falling, with four feet six inches in the
canal. The Arkansas and White rivers
are very low and still declining.
The weather continues warm, but there
are indications Of rain, which is badly
needed just now. Business this morning
on the landing was fair.
Boats Clearing To-Day.
The handsome Geo. w. Cheek, George
Malone commanding, with Chas. Smither
and !Chas. jackson as clerks, will shove
out for Helena and Friar's Point this
evening at Eve o'clock.
The Robert Burns, with Captain Frank
Stein, master, and G. W. Hunter, clerk,
will get away this evening at FIVE o'clock
for Cairo, Louisville and Cincinnati
For Pine Bluff, Little Rock and Fort
Smith, 20 aboard the 6ne lighi-draught
packet Ozark. Captain Harrison Bias
dell will be on the roof, and Messrs. Ad.
Storm and Jim Salisbury in the Office.
She leaves at Eve o'clock this evening.
Remember to 20 aboard early, as she will
leave promptly on time.
The splendid Marble City, Captain
Carter, will leave at FIVE o'clock this
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1869-08-13

GEsrLEnrS, PLEASE TAKE NoTIoE-
Just received another large lot Of British
half hose, 81 so per dozen; gents linen
haudkerchi 6, 81 so per dozen; pub
posom shirts, %. game undershirts,
Al %. 1u M. KRAUs q Co.,
1887 Corner Main aud Adams. 6
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1869-08-13

LApIEs, PLEASE TAkE NorIoE.-Just
received a large lot of hoop skirts, soc
each; another lot corsets, 81; another
lot ladies' hose, 81 IS per dozen another
lot linen towels, 81 so per dozen; be-
sides, we offer our entire stock at great
bargains to make room for fall trade.
itas e NJ KRAUs & Co.,
1881 Corner Main aud Adams.
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sugar for Preserving.
All grades of preserving sugars, from
common to best, and at very low figures.
Come and see.
Mustard.
Colman's, Durkee's, Kentucky and
common mustard-mustard we know to
be good.
Spices.
A new lot of very fine extra unground
cinnamon, cloves, nutmegs, mace, white
pepper, etc., superior to anything ever
brought to Memphis.
OLIVER, FINsIE 4 Co.,
284 Main street.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1869-08-13

DEEDS, Leases, Bills Of Lading, Dray
Tickets. and ell kinds of Blanks for sole
at this Office. I
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1869-08-13

II you wantlgood old Megibben whisky
90 to MegibbeH & Bro, 2sl Main street.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1869-08-13

GEr your +. Y. shirts and furnishing
goods direct Of the manufacturers, Wig
gans h Thorn, 2ss Clay Building. SOL
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1869-08-13

ADVERTISE your business in LEDGER
directory, first page. !
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II You want good old Megibben whisky.
20 to Megibben q Bro, 28l Main street.

JOB PRISTMG.-Now is the time to
have your cards, bill-heads, circulars,
bills of lading, account Of sales, dray
tickets, etc. printed, and the LEDGER
Office proposes to do them heater and
cheaper than any other. Call and ex-
anime our styles and prices and leave
your orders. gs. LAB
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1869-08-13

Iryou want good old Mesibben whisky
20 to Megibben & Bro, 2Sl Main street.
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WEATnER.--RIVER...C0TT0N.

WEATHER.
Meteorological observations. as reported TO
US by Mr.. Edward Goldsmith:
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1869-08-13

Regular Memphis and Friar's Point
Trf.Weekly Packet.
For Friar's Point and Way Land'gs.
G. &C., Malone %: 2 SM = leaves |. M a
as above every MONDAY, WEDNESDAY
and FRIDAY, at pm. Apply on board. ll9-t
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1869-08-13

SIruATroS wanted by a Arst-class book
keeper. Good references given. Address
Balance" LEDGER Office, for FIVE
DAVIS. l43-l47s
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1869-08-13

To Ny OLD CUSTOMERS AND FRIENDS.
When you need any choice family gro
csries, or anything in the feed line, you
can find me at al times with Mr.. Geo.
Kellogg. No. 4l4 Main street, just north
Of Beal, where | will be pleased to wait
on you, and guarantee entire satisfac
ton. Please give me call and see if !
can please you. ESQ., 3. BKeErELL.
l42t .....r.
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Cotton Statement.
EDUCATIONAL.
Il. c. sLAUaHTER's SCHOOL,
Eighth Ward, Memphis.

T WILL. OPEN MY SCHOOL FIRST OF
i September. at my residence. near Brinkley
avenue. one. quarter of mile north of Poplar
street. For particulars or circulars apply to
the principal 1921
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1869-08-13

DIITT-T-- n GID. j. PILLOW.
Appeal and Avalanche copy on morning Of 18th
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Haile's English and Classical school
for Boys.

EALL SESSION OPENS WEDNESDAY,
Il September l. at No. 303 Third street. For
circulars call at l0g Madison street.
1874 A. j. HALLE. Principal.
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Memphis Ladies' Institute.
ala EsOTO STREET..

MRS. N. P. S0UTHWORTH, p,,n,;n.,.
MRS. FANNIE Z. MoGEHRE. ! rrin'ipaR'
viii open Wednesday. September /, 1869.
For circulars, apply at the book and music
stores. and at the Institu'e. 139-l58
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has OPENED HIS SALOON R0R La
III dies snd rcntlemsn, where IN ofthe above
articles can be had Of the beat and Eurtst He
has the finest silver soda fountain IN the city
also, lars and varied stock 81 eonfcctioneIlet
OF 81 descriptions. cI-la
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so " u e Mt.


~ xyHEH~LEY. Rental Agent,
mi, Al block, once NO. 3.
Won prN,v-A TIMELY FURNISHED
taor II tbs, Kit Williams Block Tor rent
"a , ssrr;tars Z, VI sale. The room has been re-
snu caicamin ed and PAINTED, with gas nx'
, ssnsy s,c comm Iete the rent OF room 70 CON-
mence from Sept smber J. ana Go r one Of he
i'm mediately. IL IA quired. ~ ~ ronms in he
most comfortable A'nd denran,e Iy'"' :" VIZ
city' For full partic ular, inquire s 81 Nat,
iss-f enc. A. s coVALL. AZ wan 81:
COUNTRY REsIDA nee FOR a, kES sIovs
4 large two-story nous IN oeau w,,b
1ll miles from the city. on onion a'oaJ, aisn-
suitable out buildings, tine saiucn ~ ~. tor
ala orchard full Of apples. 9. 'ou ',,;,e 81 y
rent till fall at $50 per month ihqu ,o7.
Katzeubach. at 3i7 Main st. i..--
u,o RENT.-THE BRICK. hBslDENoh'
No. 40 Court street, Apply "a prRn
]. L. ElCh bbho,,
las-t 81 No. lsl MsiS street.
TsROM AUG. s OR SEPT: s. Tue c2vL
and spacious "Ayres residence, OF ~
nando road. near the street cars. Inc ula1e
beautiful and healthy. w. A. W a,ai
Rental Agent. Bethel Block. lzl-s-l,-
KrIcE ROOMS FOR RENT IN KIN VIII
IN liams Block. Apply % srovALL.
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MEMPHIS FEMALE SEMINARY.

E,ALL SESSION WILL OPEN wEDNPs-
L. day. Sept. !. For catalogues or circulars
call AZ Young's bookstore, or Mt 100 Madison ST.
1894 MRS. A. D. HALLE, Principal.
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FOR SALE .

TSoR sALE-TWO PAIR OF MATCHED
X carfiaee mares and top buggy: Apply 0
j. ". PATRICK.
rl9.t 400 Shelby street.
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~ graphs like the follow
ing generally create stir in Eu-
rope, and are regarded as terribly
suggestive of trouble. In hap
pier America, however, they creep
through the press unnoticed and
unknown. We hope no change
is in the immediate future:
"Orders have been received at
the Armory at Springfield to be-
gin the manufacture Of the model
breech-loading musket, and to
turn out five hundred per day"
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A PRACTICAL COMMENTARY
Thelwall thought it very unfair to
influence a child's mind by incul-
eating any opinions before it had
come TO years of discretion to
choose for itself. | showed him
my garden, and told him it was
my botanical garden.
allow som said he, lit is cover
ed with weedS.n
ooh !" | replied, ''that is be-
cause it has not yet come to years
Of discretion and choice. The
weeds, you see, have taken the
liberty to grow, and | thought it
unfair to prejudice the soil toward
the roses and strawberries."- Col
eridge.
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A clerk in a dry goods store
retired one night, having for
his bed-fellow an acquaintance
dating back to school-days. Our
informant slept in the next
room adjoining, the door of
which was partly open. In the
middle of the night he was
awakened from sleep by hear
ing the clerk in a loud tone of
voice exclaim:
"How many yards did you
say you wanted, marm7 Three
yards enough9"
The next thing heard was a
tearing noise, and the bedfel-
low of the clerk shouted out:
"What are you doing-you
have torn my shirt from bottom
to top"