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ly the work of q hand Of white
snd black thieves now operating 10 Mid
die Tennessee, have been tFaIspiFing
within tho past few days, The arrest Ia
this city Monday night, by Detective
Ryan, Of q noted horss thief named
Garner, who q fsW days before had been
forcibly taken away rom an officer CT
the law by q band Of masked men styling
themselves Ku-Klux, plainly Indicated
the character OF men who released him,
and the real OBJECT Of their conduct On
that occasion. They were the old mans
partners 10 crime, trying to ave Gov.
BrOwnlow the trouble OF pGrdOnlng the
old fellow out Of the penitentisTy. He
mistook the chances OF escaping detse-
ton In Nashville, and his friends will
probably be favored With q second Oppor-
tunity Of turning him loose upon society.
It is also now known, slmost to q GER
tainty that the party of yelled msn who 2
few weeks since rescued 3 negro criminal
from the MurfreesboTo jail, were al ne
groes, and most likely members Of q
EBieviDg clan to which the prisoner be-
lODged, Two Of the suspected party
were arrested Ia this city yestsr-
day, and il is said the proofs against
them establish their guilt beyond
all room for reasonable DOUBT. Other
members of the same gang, DOW lnftst-
ing a neighbOring county, will see the
inside OF = jail before this time to-mOr-
row. It is o supposed that their certih-
Gates of membership in the LoyalLeagus
will shield them from Just punishment
for their violations OF q law. 1t will
not be many days before the people of
the country will be furnished ample
proof that most of the Ku-Kiux In Ten
u essee have been and are stsunch sup
porters Of the Radical party.
RADICALS NUMBERING TO SECURE THE
MILITIA.
The Murfreesboro correspondent of he
Nashville Union and American says II
have been reliably informed hat Jordan
and Stephenson admitted to several per-
sons, before they fed to Perry county
last week, that "they whipped Hzrdtn
10 death on purpose, knowing it would be
blamed on the Ku. kluX, and they could
then get the militia to Maury county"
They have not been heard from since
they left.
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NICHOLSON PAvEMENT.-The con.
tractors have finished ell Of the work o.
paving with the Nicholson pavement lei
to them Ia this city. The Chsncery
Court has decided the question of the
property owners liability ia favor OF
the contractors. The contractors are re-
CURED by the city TO enforce the collec.
ton Of this tex by suits against the prop.
erty for it, condemnation and sale; hence
we shall expect al parties indebted e
US for the pavement 10 come to our office
and settle. II there are those who can.
Dot pay tie money, let them come uI
knd ssy frankly what they can and
will do, aud We shall do what We can ia
accepting such terms ss they may BE- able
10 offer us. 7. Z. BROWN q co.
January Z, 1858.
LEDGER and Post COPY. ?
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HEAVY DAMAGES Charles Henson
was employed by John CASTOR 10 90
some work, bat turned out q job that
did o SUIT him, and was discharged.
Meeting Castor on the street ~EiterWard,
some words passed, and CASTOR booted
him, sad was Immediately arrested
therefor. Yesterday morning he was
carried before Commissioners Richards
and aBed fifteen dollars. Not content
with having him thus punl.hed, Han
son had & warrant issued by Squire
Fall, before whom the case was brought,
and another fine Of i've dollars was as
sessed sgsinst CASTOR for assault and
battery. Meanwhile Mr.. Hanson, DEEM
ing his honor sgrieved and damaged,
also entered suit against CASTOR for $3.50
damages. The cass was carried before
Squire Miliard, and after q patient hear
Ing q verdict was awarded in H4nson's
favor, assessing his damages ST one cent.
This sum CASTOR paid, and went pa his
way TejJicing.
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Special Notice.

nHE subscriber would respectfully call the
attention Of these interested in improve
ments. as well "a Mechanics. TO call and wit
ness the application of q NOVEL LEVER
POWEB, as applicable to Cotton, Hay, and
other like substances. a bale Of Cotton will
be packed out OF the Bluff In 'front.' OF Messrs.
OR0ILL BROS. a . to-day at II O'CLOCK.
County and State Rights for sale BY Patentse.
iaN GREY UTLEY,
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CITIZENS, ATTENTIoN.-Au lovers Of
dne dressed turzeys, chickens, celery,
fresh lake (OntariO) white fish, call 81
J. D. Edwards, 27S Second street, Re
ceived every day by express fine fresh
oysters, selling At sixty and seventy cents
per can. When yOu cannot hGd = good
turkey anywhere else, call st Us Second
street, wneTs they can be found st sl
times cheap Tor cSsh,
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REPORT OF PATENTS granted Southern
inventors for the week ending January
y. 1869, as reported by 4. Stith, Solicitor
OF Patents, Kit Williams Block, Men,
phis, Tenn: IS 721, Corn Planter, T J.
Ashburn, West Ualon, w. Va; IS, 728
Mil for grinding Sumsc, r G. Chase,
Alexandra. Va; IS, 1873, B4iing Press, j.
Berkeley, Washington, Texss; IS. SOP.
Centrifugal Pump, H. A. Due, j.,
Charleston, s. G IS. S04, Gas Heater, L.
A. Duvsl and w. @. Dnvsl, Charleston,
IS. c.; SIS SOS, Hay and Cotton Pcess. E.
Evans, MONTGOMERY, Ala; s5,8I2, Culti-
vator, J. G. =. Gill, Chester Courthouse.
s. g.; IS s22, Baling Press. d. II. Hin
Union Syringe, Ala; So S57, Mix Pail
H. Marshall, Atlsnts, Ga; IS s54, Seed
p snter, J. s. Bsbb ard 5 P. Allison.
Cumberland, w. Va; IS S84, Compound
Lever, J. simpson Marietta, Ca;
IS s76 Hinge Stop, NJ. Umssadter, Nor
folk, Va.
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CONVERSATION on JEFFERSON ST.,
Tine, II a.m.-Tall young gentin black,
with spectRelss, to gentieGsn with dia-
mond pin Ny friend, can yoG tell me
where the Christian Association looms
atsYU Gent with diamond pin "Chris-
fian Association rooms? Yes sir right
up there, sir" pointing to the Senate.
81 see mofs CHRISTIANS going there than
anywhere else"
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WaDtsd--GiIS HBOSOunfrV peas
pie 10 know that We are OGFe ring
our spis ndid sock 0T kEoOts.
SHOES anO Hats al retail, as less
than Wholesale prices. Satisfy
yOuTse I've by Locking.
,. 4. HANDLAN * CO.,
&5S vain Street.
Goods net exactly in style less
Ahau coat
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THE STATE.

OF the Rutherford COanty
Delegation with Ger. COOPer-HestfnE
Of n People Of sfies Csunty-OFEant-
zeti0n Of tho Militia COl0red Au-
EIux-Hsa5eais Numbering 20 Secure
the Militia.
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EnDY.-Old " BOress" was on the
rampsg yesterday, and played the Wild
among signs sad petucoaIs. Tne ladies,
"God bless them,n managed the worst
corners most BdEOitly, but in spite
OF their tact and tscking, feet ankles
and tsperiDg-javeniie cattle we're made
visible amid the hutteriDg dry goods in
a name that set old bachelors crazy.
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CHEF OF POLICE.-A dispatch from
Nashville, yesterday, announced thai
the Rev. ". II. PesTne had been sp'
pointed CHIEF OF Police # Memphis, Uict
Beaumont, resigned. This Is all thai
could be expected from IA imbeeile Is
natiU OF 8 Governor and an idiOtic Leg
islature,
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CLEAE.-A portion VI Main and OF
Beal streets yesterday presented 8 most
agreeable contrast to the balance OF cur
N~icholsoniZed streets. Those streets
were partially cleaned 3 few days ago by
an impromptu ehain-gsng, organized al
che in~stigatlon Of Col. Burditt and the
good effects OF the work were rendered
most apparent yesterday.
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AGAIN tBis morning st 10 o'clock, the
auctiobeers, w. 81. PassmOre & Co.. Wlil
give another opportunity 10 parties de-
sirous Of Obtaining furniture 81 low ng-
ures, IS they Gloss out The oaisnce Of the
stock which, for want Ct space, they
were unable TO display gGe1.rasy.
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JOE LCCKE's NEWS STAND, 1884 Main
street, is well supplied Win reading ma-
ta!isl, embracing every variety OF uA!iy'
wesSiv and monthly PspeTa, - Wen =
magazines Rnd ~pefIoaiesis. Al tue
--latest news can be obtained st MS mam-
moth stand.
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KING OF THE WEsT.-This celebrated
washing machine, together with the
"GipsOn WriBger,n Is now on exhibit
ton Sc the Peabody Hotel washing
rooms. The puoiIc sIe respectfully in
vited TO attend from ter O'Clock to
twelve O'Clock to-day. AL the washing
championship. Come Ons, CONT oil.
For particulars, call st II. Wetter &
Co.'S. Is and Is Monroe street.
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Bud PATTOE.-A warrant vas Issued
by Esquire Herman for this notorious il
JIvidusI yesterday, for the desdIy as
szult Of one c. KIliiber, bar keeper for
NJ. Harry WsatheTbse, and ere this is
Ia the ststiOnhOuse.
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JOSEPH BROWN (colored) wss arrested
and carried before Squire MlllSTG Ior O0-
tanning goods under ta!Es prsteuces, ald
vas sent up in The SUN OF $1,000 TO appear
It the criminal Court.
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Condensed Summary OF the Fro
ceedings OF Wednesday.

NASHVILLE, January 2, 1853.
senate.
The Senate vas called to order at ten
O'Clock an, Speaker Senter IN the chair
and eighteen members present.
NEW BUsINEss.
By Nj. Keith A bill to protect the
revenue Of counties in regard 70 the
| County Trustees bond.
By Mr.. Rodgers: A resolution re-
curing the Registrars Of voters in this
state to return the number Of colOred
voters to the SecretsryIs office, so as to
ASCERTAIN the correct number Of qualified
eolOred voters in the gtate. Adopted
under q suspension OF the rules.
SPECIAL ORDER.
The resolution offered By Mr.. Wlsener
a few days since, which was made the
special order Of the day, i|nstTuctiDg the
Committee on Common Schools to ex.
smiae and ascertain the amount Of the
school fund and report q bill authorizing
the issuance of State bonds TO accom-
plish that object, vas adopted.
SENATE BILLS ON THIRD READING.
To incorporate the Southern Railroad
Company. Laid on the table.
The bill exempting capital from taxa
ton to encourage manufacturing Ia the
State. Laid on the table.
To amend the charter Of the Missis.
sippi Central Railroad Company.
Passed.
To Enofe fully deane the rights Of land
lords and tenants. Passed
Adjourned to 10 am. tomorrow.
House,
The House was called to order &C ten
am, Mr.. Speaker Richards in the chair,
and sixty members present.
Speaker Richards presented the follow
ing dispatch, which was read
MEMPHIS, January q, 1853.
Gentlemen OF the Senate and House of
Representatives are requested to direct
nae to suspend the collection OF the privi-
lege tax on the reading Of the Hon. Mrs,
YelvertOn this evening.
JOHN LOAGUE,
Clerk County Court OF shelby.
The dispatch was referred to the Gem
mittee on Finance and Ways aRd Means.
NEW BUSINESS.
By Mr.. Murray: Resolution requesting
the joint select COMMITTEES on the Con
~stitution to report back the amendment
to the Constitution which provides that
the capitatioh tax should be equalized.
Mr.. Wines offered a resolution In lieu,
requesting the committee TO report to
the House its action on the various bills
submitted to it, for amending the Consti-
tuition 80 as to extend the franchise.
Laid on the table ayes So, noes 10; at-
ter which the House reconsidered the
vote and rejected the resolution in lieu
ayes Is, noes 81. The original resolution
was then adopted.
By bar. Williarns /: BIZ requiring COL
ored men TO pay poll tax. Passed first
reading and referred to Com mittee on
Judiciary,
LEAVE OF ABSENCE
was granted 70 the following members
Messrs, Chiles, Griffith and Robinson for
q week, aud Mes5rs. Spsrkmsn and Car
ter until Monday.
Adjourned to 2 pm.
Afternoon Session.
The introduction Of new business being
still in order, Mr.. Waters introduced q
bill to protect the interests Of the State,
by providing that hereafter the salary of
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BooR-KEKPER's SITUATION WANTED
by 8 competent gentieman5 who has
kept books for several ErsJ-ciass houses.
Apply at this Office.
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HULEE-Ssveral very large drives q
mules have arrived ia town during me
past two days. Two droyes arrived yes
terday. The influx Is causing 3 heavy
decline Il mule meRt.
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THE SOUTHERN FARMER for February
Is cut. Il Ia handsomely printed, snd
contains several excellent Illustrations.
The leading article is on "Holstein or
Dutch C0ws.p The ~engrsviDgs are Of
"Texeiasr," q prize mileh COW, snd an
Improved traction engine and gteam
plow," both handsomely executed and
well printed.
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GRENADA AND MERIDIAN RALK0Ap.
Tne survey for tnis road, commenced
December IAN, BSs completed Tuesday,
January z8lh. Itls ssiG work Will oe be-
gun on Il 81 no distant Gay,
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UCATIONA
Law soKooL.

CAMBRIDGE, MASS. TWO Terms, BE
~ ginning %, and SEP rEHBsR IL,
1893. The Rsaident Professors are TheOpEtlua
Parsons, LID, EmOry Washhurn, LID, and
Nathaniel Holmes. AM. Gentlemen OF dis
tinction in the Profession lecture from time to
time On special topics. Application may be
made Tor circulars or further TO
either OF the Resident Professors. Jazz
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To WHOLESALE BUYERs.-Jcst re-
csiysd L thOUsa8d oveEc0aJs RON 70
70 SO each, at Walker Bros. & Co. -
Main street, Ciay Building. II
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De. L. STERN, OcU!ist and Aurist, has
opened an Office ia our city for the pIsc-
lice OF his profession, IS will be seen by
his advertisement in another column.
DR.. Sierra brings With him testimonials
Of success from many leading men il
Alabama and Louisiana.
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TIE TIGER-nOt the Royal Bengal
but the African tiger, is Tsmpant In
South Memphis. Three SONS Of Ham
were caught by ths Second District pc
lice yesterday morniog dealing faro 70 3
large crowd Of 5TOIh6r Africans, who
were " bucking" pretty Lively agslnst
the Egyptian game. Commissioners
richards will give them 3 hearing this
morning.
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If you want good old Megibhen whisky,
20 TO Megibbsn & Bro, 2Sl Main st.
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GESTLKNENis wooden uuOershlrts and
drawers al less thsD cost al b. L0"en-
stein & Bros.
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If YOU want good old Meglbbsn whisky
90 10 Mesibben & Bro, 81 Main 81.
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CIosks snd shawls at less than cost a
B.. LoHensJein q Bros
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GEHTLEMEN's wooden uDcersnirus SEQ
draYers 81 b. LoweDsyeln = BIOS atisss
than cost,
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FoREWARNED - FoREARMED. - We
have positive information that the infa
nous Clayton, or going away, left an
agent here, who started TO Nashville
yesterday with acquisitions Tor about
hity refugees and Others; and, further
mere, that this agent stsJsd that he had
the assurance that these acquisitions Will
be signed on arriving at the capitol.
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FrRE.-The building destroyed by fire
on Thursday evening ABOUT i've ana =
corner Of Seventh and Georgia streets.
Ii vas owned by John OysTtou, and
wss occupied ~ Peter Beckett, who had
last moved In with 3 STOCK Of groceries.
Among other things destroyed we're two
hundred bushels OF corn. The total loss
is supposed to be about $1,000, Of which
Mr., OFertOu lUse7 800. No insurance.
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LADIES underwear At greatly reduced
prices st B. LOWensteiu & Bros.
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UNION FEMALE COLLEGE
Oxford, Mississippi.
Chartered by the state in 1854, and authorized
to confer the Highest Educational HON.
Ors on Young Ladies'.

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. and Guard
ians are especially invited TO consider the mer-
It's or this Institution. To educats-in the true
sense of the woId-tO educate thoroughly the
young ladies OF the South, is its aim, The de-
partments OF Mathematics, Physical and Moral
Sciences, Literature, Ancient and Modern Lam
guages, Music, Drawing, etc., are ably filed by
accom- plIshed teachers, male and female.
Special esre-it may be said, uncommon care
In taken not only TO thoroughly educate In
tho Arts and Sciences, but to render the pupils
cOntented aud happy, to train their moral
sentiments, to culttvats correct tastes, to pre-
serve tneir health and 10 throw around them
proper restraints. In short, TO anoTd to patrons
one Of the very best regulated Institutions in
the land.
TO supply the College with suitable Apparatus
sufficient 10 illustrate the Sciences, and 10 give
q practical knowledge OF them. In addition,
the classes in Chemistry, Astronomy and Nat
uraI Philosophy, through the courtesy OF the
ofdsers of the State University, will have &C.
cess TO its large and well appointed
and Philosophical Apparatus, ezoelled by none
in the South, ant TO be favored with lectures
ana experimental illustrations by prs, Garland
and HllgaTd, the learned Professors In these
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. building, esti.
mated TO be worth 5000 Is eomnodious, COM
REBEREScEs.-An patrons and pupils OF the
Col eye.
oSRpu DKPARraENr.-In charge OF Rev.
w. W. Mcmahon, is Kept in a style seldom, II
aver, equa-ed. All the teachers board IN the
College.
bNlhOhn1I1 Or nAPlS
Calico, Brown Merino, Pink Deiaine, Pink
Lawn and White Dresses, Plain Hat, trimmed
only with a band OF black velvet, Thoss
wishing TO wear mourning are required TO con-
form in plainness Of dress, but not la color.
AS economy Ia the object OF this arrangement
new pupils need nOtlsy aside clothing already
on hand, II as plain as the UNIFORM, but when
additional purchases are necessary the uni
form must be regarded.
E~xPENsEs.-Per session OF 20 weeks, half in
Preparatory Glasses ..-.s Il 50
College Glasses. proper Is CO
Ancient and Modern Languages, each. u SO
Music, each . ~
Use OF -.... 5 %
Ornamental branches, usual rates...,-.-.,...
Board, Lodging, Washing Fuel Ldgh )
ana w "
Pupils charged at the above rates from the
date Of entrance until end Of session in June,
except in cases Of protracted sickness.
SIG. BURNEY, Priest or Trustees.
iaSdaw c. II. BELL Prest OF College.
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LADIES, Misses and Cbiidrens' wool
hose at cost price at B. Lowensteln &
BrOs.
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Session.

The introduction Of new business being
still in order, Mr.. Waters introduced q
bill to protect the interests Of the State,
by providing that hereafter the salary OF
railroad receivers shall not exceed four
dollars q day for the time occupied in
~transacting necessary duties. Il further
provides mat DO officer Of any road in
arrears to the S5ste shall receive more
than four dollars 3 day, and further re-
qEiring receivers to make a monthly
statement on the tsntS of each Month.
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gEilPlllS APPEAL
Oaee--Ko. IS jefferson Ssreos.

CITY MATTERS.
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Washington College, Virginia.

THE SECOND TERM or TIE CURRENT
Session Of Washington College, General
ROBERT h. LEE, President,
Begins On the list of February,
And continues to the end OF June. Students
entering for this term pay half the usual fees.
The Organization of the College Is complies,
In siI tAe usual departments OF academic and
scisnhnc education, with a full course or Pro-
fessOrs and assistants. In addition n to tine Or
binary scientific studies, a full course is taught
in CIVIL AND MINING ENGINEERING, q d.
plomas are conferred ia this school. The ENG
LIsH also, Is made a distinct and
thorough branch OF study. The SCHOOL OF
Law Is in charge of Judge John W. BrOckeD-
brougn, LID. The entire expenses for the
term ne ed not exceed $40. For Catalogues ad-
dress E. c. GORDON, Clerk Of Faculty,
jaI9 Lexington, Virginia.
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The greatest amount insured In any one risk
Is sS5.0Cu. except IN special cases.
T. The amount Insured In any one city, town
or village, depends upsn Its size and how
built
Is. The amount insured in any enc block, de-
ponds as above.
IA Certified copy OF the Charter OF ths Com
pRny, as nied heretofore.
Is. General power of attorney for Agents 70 sc-
ceptseIVica Of process previously fled.
GEORGE Il HASH President.
GEORGE ". COT. SECRETARY.
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Advertisements IN this co1aRlH Pub
lgshed at 10 gents per line, each Insertion
The cheapest and most conspicuous dd-
vsrtising kaOwa to the newspaper World
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IFyou want good Old Megibben whisky,
90 10 MegIbben 4 Bro, "a Main ST.
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IF you want good Old Megibben whisky,
go to Megibben & Bro, 2S1 Main st.
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BRINKLEx FEMALE COLLEGE.

BRINKLEY FEMALE COLLEGE,
Memphis, Tenn
UNHI5 Institution will open MONDAY, 4th
4 January, 1853. It Ia located al the southern
terminus Of peSotO street, convenient 10 the
street cars. The College grounds contain six
acres, With buildings finely adapted 70 College
purposes.
TERMS PER SESSION OF S MONTHS.
Qn Advance)
For all Branches of Education taught in
Female Colleges, including a full course
OF English, Ancient and Modern Ian
For Harp. Guitar or Plano, Vocal and In
btruIn6nb2l. .........a.--........-... u w
For Boardiu College, including furnished
room, fuel, towels, lights and washing. 100 90
Day Scholars can pay by the month, in sd
vance. No IGcInKETAL Fixes.
J. D. MEREDITH, President,
ja3 dAW Memphis, Tenn.
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ATTEND the great reduction sale st B.
Lowenstein & Bros.
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IF you want good old MeEiOGel whisky,
60 10 MegibOen q Bro, 2Sl Main st.
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SESSION.
UNIVERSITY OF TIE SOUTH

UNIVERSITY OF TIE SOUTH,
sEWANEE MOUNTAIN, TENN.
TIE next Term az the Junior Department
i viii open at University Place, Tenn,
On the IOsh Day OF February, 1859.
Boys received at any age and prepared for Col
l6Ee. Location perfectly healtny-AO0 feet
above The sea. 500 covers expense, Board and
tuitiOn, for thrse months FCr circulars and
Information address q. Il. Fairbanks, ESQ,
General Treasurer, University Place, Tenn.
G.. I. QUINTARD. DID, LID.
lao eOdS Vice Chancellor.
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If you want good old Megibben whisky,
go 10 Megibben & Bro Isl Main ct.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1869-01-30
STATE OF CONNECTICUT, l..

BTATE OF EoNNECTICUT, l..
Hartford county.
January : 1859, personally appeared George
L. chase, Presidslt, and George II. colt,
Secretary Of the Hartford Fire Insurance Com
pRny, ana made oath that the foregoing state
ment by them subscribed, Is a true, full and
correct statement OF the affairs OF said Com
pany, and exhiDifs, 80 f4r as can be ascertaiued
at TINS late its actual condition on the Thirty
nrst dag OF December, 1865.
Before me, GEO. SUMNER
Notary Public,