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ALABAMA.

The Montgomery and Eufaula rail-
road is now completed to Union
Springs. ~
G.. w. Cox, negro, announces him
self an independent candidate for the
Legislature in Montgomery county.
The opelIka Era judges from indi-
cations in that section that this Will
be the best crop year since the war.
The Montgomery Building and
Loan Association loaned its money
asst Saturday at an average Of 524 per
cent.
Spalding & Bidwell have leased the
Mobile theater for the next season,
and are going TO have it thoroughly
renovated and refitted.
The Columbus Georgia. Elquirer
saSfs that the matrimonial business
f1coutinues lively on the Alabama
side, stolen pleasures are Doubtless
sweet, provided the daddy and big
bud don't meet you with a double
barrel gun. 7"
The Alabama Dental Association
will remain ID session in Selma for
several days. There is a fair delega.
fiOu from different portions OF the
state. We hear that the dentists oi
Memphis propose holding State con-
vention here.
The Elyton Herald says that work
In Brooks Gap, on the North and
South road, is progressing much more
rapidly since the Introduction OF the
ufeam drills. Phe probability now Is,
that the work will be completed In
dae time.
AT Mobile a shell exploded, and
piece struck one of our eolored fellow.
citizens on the head. He few around
like girl with grasshopper up hel
trousers leg, and finally inquired
Swho had been pulling his hair, !,
The head was uniniured, but the shell
SVas busted ali to pieces.
The Talladega Mountain Home o
the I6th inst. says: ''The recent heavy
rains have greatly improved lths
crop prospect throughout the country,
though we understand from many O
our farmers that serious injury has re
suited to the cotton crop by causing
the squares TO drop and increasing
the weed TO such an extent as TO pre-
vent the maturing OF the bolls."
The Internal Revenue officers in
Alabams inform Commissioner Doug
las that many persons are establishing
fruit dfatilleries in that State without
REGISTERING them at the assessors OF
fce. The Commissioner orders tina
when they start, they shall be seizet
At once. -
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SPAIN.
A VOLCANO suPPREssED.


MADRID, August 21.-Strong pre-
cautions are taken here by the police
and military for the preservation o.
order. The Republicans protest their
loyalty and love of order. The re-
port of the departure of troops for
Cuba in October, and of early con-
versation of Cortes confirmed.
FROM MADRID-A SPANISH STORY.
MADRID, August 21.-The Countess
DeMantigo received a telegram from
the Empress Eugene, in which she
processes to be resigned for any fate
which may befall her. Regent Ser
rano telegraphed to Paris offering
the Empress shelter. Seventy heavy
cases arrived last evening from Paris,
addressed to the Countess DeMantigo.
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. Attaehmanf Notice

ID. ]. Easell vs.. ]. W. Irwin. -.
ID BEFORE IAMEs Hall, Justice OF the Peace
made in this cause, and attachment Issued
and returned, levied, ETC.: 80
It Is therefore ordered. That publication
be made In the Memphis Daily ktPFzAIs, a
newspaper published In the city OF Mem
phls for four successive weeks, conim sndfng
The said j. W. Irwin 10 appear heflre ne at
NV oflce city Of Memphis. in the 18th Civil
District OF said county, on the 20th day OF
gepeember, 1879, at 10 o'clock an, and make
defense to said suit against him, or Il VIII be
proceeded with ex parte. -
80 F7ffn JAMES HALL.
Justice Peace for shelby county.
Walter Coleman, Attorney for Plt'R anla
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Bni for Divorce.

No. slI, R. DIN the Second Circuit Court Of
Shelby county.-Ezekiel 7. Keel vs.. Martha
@. Keel.
A BILL for divorce having been fled in this
kA case, aud il appearing from affidavit that
the defendant, Martha q. Keel is q anon-resi-
dent of the state of Tennessee:
lt is therefore ordered. That she make her
appearance herein, at the Courthouse in the
city Of Memphis, Tenn, on OF before the third
Monday In septem Der, lS7O. and plead, answer
or demur TO complainant's bill, or the same
set for hearing exparte; and thata copy Of
this order be Published once week. for four
successive weeks, In the Memphis Appeal
Done as office, this eth day cf August, lssa
p. d. BOYLE. Clerk.
BY W. LEWIS WHARTON, Deputy Clerk
Milton P. flanagan, Sol. tor coInpl mt aulC
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met with complete success, taking
many prisoners. The Second, Third
and Seventh regiments, of the Ninth
and Twelfth army corps, and the
Prussian Guards, bore the brunt Of
the battle.
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BELGIUM.
A BELGIAN STORY.

BRUSSELS, August 2l-noon.-It is
believed that England and Italy have
determined to intervene jointly to save
Paris, and Austrian concurrence is
momentarily expected.
1t is reported that the Emperor Ma
poleon is about to return to Paris.
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UNITED STATES.
nARoN eERoLr srANps AIoFr.

bHAsVN NH1IsVH1A d AAND5 AAOI II
WASHINGTON, August 21.-Baron
Gerolt In answer to numerous letters,
states that he has no authority to aid
persons desiring to serve in the Prus-
sian army, and will not aid any in
fraction of the military laws.
He and the French Minister re-
ceived but few kilograms from their
governments, and those relate only to
business matters. Our State Depart
ment is also deficient in European
war telegrams.
Our Consul at Liverpool reports
great increase of fever, and that he
has suspended giving certificates OF
health for the present.
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The EIyton Herald says that the
Chinese at Red Gap were engaged In
a considerable row among themselves,
Sunday week. It seems that one had
been accused of some act and reported
ON to the rest by small Chinese boy
-aquarrel arose, sides were taken and
a general melee ensued. The weapons
were long poles cut from the woods,
which were used a Ia mode bayonet.
No serious injury was inflicted on any
one, H EfEa
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NOTICE.

TWIN GOOD STEAMBOATS, WANTED TO
IL run up White river and connect with the
Mem phfs and Little Rock railroad at DeNsU 4
Blun until dniahed, and for twelve moDth3
affer the road IL finished TO White river L,
run above DeValls Blun and connect with
fffs road Parties Wishing 10 enter this trasiss
San make advantageous arranGements viii
this company. The large amount OF freight,i
oofna West. and the prospect OF low wster-
make this route desirable. Apply AZ thaoffIeS
a fhe company, No. g South Conrt street
sai7 I'D. WILLIAMS Gan7s1p'J
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DIED.
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
Important Meetinu.

THE Chamber OF Commerce will convene
Il this (MONDAY) afternoon. at O'Clock, !,
at the nall, corner OF Front and Court streets.
au2 T. A. NELSON, President.
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SpFcIAI NOTICE

A MOST excellent opportunity is now Of
N fered to good business man with a
small cash capital to engage In the mercan-
tile business al point where money can be
made rapidly Address
c. W. BELKNAP, Rt. Charles, Ark.
am also agent for, and have on hand for
sale, 8 large quantity OF fine cotton lands
au20 d&W y. w. X
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English and Classical School
SOs THIRD STREET,

w z. MITCHELL, Principal. The session
w of lsT0-7i opens on the lst Of September
next. The course Of instruction is prepara-
tory to a University course, and fncludes the
Greek and Latin languages, the entire course
Of pure mathematics and the usu al English
branches
For circulars apply to the Principal at the
sol \ ant
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BROWNE & BROWNE,

RracsaSa1 R1zanabers.
n As AID STEAM PIPE FILTERS PUMPS
u repaired and steam works put up.
816 LA Second st, MemD Tenn.
All orders promptly attended 10, au8
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Memphis and Arkansas River Paeksi
Company.
ssEU. S. Nail Line. :
SUMMER ARRANGEMENT,


DURING the summer months the Wednes.
~ day boat for Arkansas river viii be with.
drawn, and during the present good stage Of
water our boats viii leave Memphis for Llttls
Rock and all intermediate landings as fol.
lows:
MARY BOYD. l.. Haynes, master
Every Monday. at O'Clock pm.
The new and elegant side-wheel steamer,
PAT Reese Pritchard, master
Every Friday, at o'clock pm.
Returning, viii lSave Little Rock for Mem
phts as follows:
MARY B0YD...................R.L r. L. Hainss, master
Every Thursday, at O'Clock pm.
PAT Reese Pritchard, master
Every Monday, at O'Clock pm.
These boats are new and elegant passenger
packets, and are unsurpassed BY any boats in
the line for speed and comfort They make
direct connection at Little Rock for HOT
SPRINGS with the regular United States
mail coaches; and for FORT SMITH and al
Intermediate points on Mondays and Thurs
days with the new and very hght-drafi
passenger packets, Dardanelle. Captain Dis
mukes, and Fort Gibson, Cap Bowlin.
Freights consigned TO THIS LINE AT MK1r-
PHIs Oh MOUTH OF WHITE RIVER VIII be for
warded promptly to destination without
charge for transfer. f-r-o. ~. ~
JOHN D. ADAMS, President.
No. 3 Madison st Stanton Block
s MCCLURE q CAsKIN. Ticket Agents,
au22 No. Stanton Block, lower floOr
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The third annual exhibition Of the
Tennessee Fair Association VIII De
held on their grounds near Murlrees-
boro, commencing on Monday, sept
Is, and continue for six days.
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UNIVERSITY OF MISSISSIPPI
OXFORD, MISS.

THE exercises OF this Institution viii be
resumed on the first Wednesday 18th day
OF October next, under the following corps OF
Instructors in the various Departments:
FACULTY OF ARTS AND LAW;
JOHN N. WADDEL, D D., Chancellor, Profess
sor OF Moral Science and Christian Evi-
dence.
and acting Professor OF Civil Engineering.
J.J. WHEAT, DID,, Professor OF Greek
A. j. QUIsCHE, NJ A, Professor of Latin and
Modern Languages.
s. G. BUREEY, DID,. Professor of English Lit
erature.
E. W. HILeARD, Ph.D., Professor of Chem
istry, etc.
cal Physics and Astronomy
Hon. J. A. p. CAMPBELL, Professor Elect OF
Law and Governmental Science.
JAMES A. LYON, DID,, Professor Elect of Met
aphysics, Logic and Political Science.
GEORGE LITTLE, Ph.D., State Geologist.
r. II. LoUGHRIDGE, Assistant in Chemistry,
with such other Assistants as may be de-
manded by the patronage OF the Institution.
1t is the design of the authorities to inau-
gurate, at the earliest possible period, an en-
tire change in the system OF instruction, so
as to give TO the Institution the character OF
the full University. The advantage of fin-
tshed education 10 special cOu rses OF study,
as well as in the usual classical course, viii
option of such course as they may select, and
for every couI Sc degree will be given TO such
as sustain the required examination. The
complete details OF this system will be an
nounced as soon as sufficient time shall have
been given TO mature and organize the
system. For the pre.ent, the system of Spe-
cial schools OF Science and Literature Is in
operation, and students may make a selection
OF such studies as they may prefer, not less
than three IN number, except IN the case OF
Special Chemistry, which occupies the entire
time OF the students.
THE CHEAICAL LABORATORY
VIII be open as heretofore. for the reception
OF special Students in Practical and Analyti-
cal Chemistry and Pharmacy, under the di-
rect instruction of PrOL Htigard- Diplomas
course, and certificates of proficiency 10 those
pursuing it but partially.
A POPULAR COURSE
In Natural Philosophy is also given by Prof
Garland, and students are instructed in the
subJect by lecture and textbook, illustrated
by experiment.
CIVIL ENGINEERING
VIII be Taught for the present by the Profes-
sor of Mathematics, General Sears.
THE DEPARTMENT OF LAW
VIII be opened at the same time for the re-
ception of students, under Hon. J. A. p. Camp
bell as Professor. The diploma from this
school entities the graduate to practice law
in any OF the courts of Mississippi.
THE PREPARATORY CLASS
Taught by the Professors of Latin, Greek and
Mathematics, viii be continued for the
present
EXPENSES, UNIVERSITY DUES, BOARD
ETC.
Tuition in the classical course, payable
in advance, for the en- tire scholastic year
of nine 81
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A eotemporary thinks it sad that
Memphis, with 1900 dogs, has not
enterprise enough TO start whole
sale sausage factory.
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Msmphis and Raleigh Railroad.

NOTICE is hereby given that there win be
~ meeting OF the stockholders OF the
Memphis and Raleigh Springs Railroad Com
paDy, at thefr, offices No. Madison street
Memphis, Tenn, on THURSDAY, 6eptembet
!, lsl0s for the purpose of erecting perma-
nent organization, by electing a President,
secretary, Treasurer and Directors, In ao-
eordanee with the provisions OF their charter.
A. j. KELLAR,
T, er er efr ne WM. r. HARDER,
A. p. CURBY, @
fa aHH J. NJ COLEMAN, "a
WM. WALLACE,
Memphis, August 20, lsza : anI
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A BOOK Fos THE MILLION,

BOOK FOR THE MILLION.
MARRIAGE Pf5y4TE S2FSsssos o2 SBoT9 TG
CHINE Ito marry, ON the physiOlogi-
uSiOGs cal mysteries and revela-
tons of the sexual system, with the latest
discoveries in producing and preventing on
spring, preserving the com plsxion, etc.
This Is an interesting work Of two hundred
and twenty-four pages, with numerous en-
cravings, and contains valuable Information
for those who are married OF contemplate
marriage; still II is a book that ought 70 be
under lock and key, and not laid earelessly
about the house.
Sent to any one (free Of postage) for 50 cents.
Address DR.. Butts Dispensary, No. u n.
Eighth street, St. Louis, Mo.
63- Notice 10 the 4 6ficted ard Unfortunate:
Before applying 70 the notorious QUACKs
who advertise in public papers, or using any
QUACK REMEDIES, peruse DR.. Butts work, no
matter what your disease is, or how deplora-
BILE your condition.
Lr. Butts can be consulted, personally or by
mail, on the diseases mentioned in his works.
Office, No. u n. Eighth street, bet. Market and
Chestnut. St Louis. No.
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IN advance, IOr I0e euElTe ScuO18StlC year
OF nine mon o.
Fuel 10
Deposit for damages, returnsble II no
damages are b
Fee for special students in chemistry, SIS:
deposit for use of apparatus, chemicals
and damages, 100
A fee is also charged Tor special students
in other departments amounting 20 a
moderate sum, proPortionate to number
of schools attended .
Board at stewards nall, per month";. IL
Board in private families in Oxford, per
mouth, SIS to SO. .l"
Board with lodging, fuel and servant at
Board with lodging, fuel and servant at
tendance and washing in country ....---.-. lS
Washing, where it is a separate charge,
Lights. So to IS cents per month. Rooms in
the DOrmitOrieS are free of rent, and as ITO
students occupy one room, the expense Is di.
S25C to $3.50 or $500. The plan in operation,
during the last session, of having the stew
ards hall under the control of the Executive
fixed salary, is discontinued, and the hall
win now be conducted by DR.. ]. q. Farrell on
his own responsibility.
FREE STUDENTS. p
The free tuition feature has been restored.
and gives to the meritorious stuce cent of good
ticket for tuition. Candidates for the minis
try, of any denomination, properly recon-
mended and certified to be such, are entitled
70 the same privilege
The heaIthfulness of Oxford, the high moral
tone of society, the unequaled means and
facilities enjoyed here for the study of the
sciences. the easiness of access by railway
from all quarters and other advantages, rem
der the University of Mississippi the most
attractive Institution OF leaTding in the
Southwest. The tltes of Tennessee, Ala
banna, Kentucky, Louisiana, Texas and Ar
kansas, are invited 10 continue and enlarge
that patronage which they have hitherto ex-
tended to as. For further Information and
catalogues apply to the Secretary Of the
Board, Col fhos. <. B. Pegues, Oxford, Miss f,
any member OF the Faculty. or to the under
signed. ]. N. WADDEL, Chancellor.
N.B.-Text-books for sale In Oxford. an2
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The French government refuse q
publish war dispatches.
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southern
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The GayOSO House.
THIS famous institution Is quite as popu-
a lar now as in the days of its greatest ee-
lebrity. Rooms most delightful are reu ted
and furnished, each Tor himself, by Mrs.
Green g boarders, who spreads table the best
in the city at IS OOper week for each bOerder
There are now nearly one hundred guests and
room for thirty more The dining halls are
the largest ever used in Memphis aul6
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Lumber, Laths and Shingles
F7Est-C1ass
MAIN STREET ST0RE-H0USE
FOR RENT.

ONE Of the NEST prominent and central on
" the street, suited for the most extensive
wholesale or retail trade. may be rented for
the next twelve months, on early application
TO R0YSTER, 2REZEVANT q CO.,
H. L GuToN, Rental Agent au4
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PARIS, August 2l.-It was reported
yesterday that Marshal Bazaine had
made a very important movement.
Admiral Rouchierres has addressed
a proclamation TO the sailors and ma
rines charged With the defense Of the
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1870-08-22

THE exercises OF this Institution will be
i resumed on the first Wednesday 18th day
OF October next, under the following corps OF
Instructors in the various Departments:
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1870-07-05
Tie Advance" at Work-Some Early
Reports from the Harvest Fields
Triumphant Successl-rr

Owing 70 the dry weather. the
straw will generally be very short
this season, which presents serious
difficulty in the way of some well
known machines, and in many cases
will forbid their use entirely
On the Wood, and most other ma
chimes, the short grain when cut, will
not reach within the grasp of the
rake, and consequently will be jolted
forward between the fingers and
shaken off in front. Already this
very difficulty is felt in the early
harvest, as will be seen in letter
below, from Pleasant Hill, Missouri.
Examine how admirably the Ad-
vance is fitted for such an emergency
After setting it on low cut, examine
how the rake of the Advance sweeps
into the standing grain, bringing it
up to the cutters, and holding on to
it, until it is deposited in a sheaf at
the side.
We can warrant in this year Of
short straw, that on very many
farms our Advance will save almost
its price in amount Of grain saved,
that would have gone back into the
ground again by the use of other
reapers. G. II. MCCORMICK a. Bro.
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Estate of Osborn

- Grant County, Court.
In the matter of the estate of Tobias G. Osborn, de-
ceased.
On reading aud filing the petition of Ovid Phelps
administrator Of said estate setting forth the amount
OF personal estate that has his hands and the
disposition thereof the amount of debts outstanding
against said deceased and descrpt ion of all the real
estate of which said deceased died SEIZED and the
dton and value of the respective portions thereof
and praying that license be to him granted TO sell
all of the real estate of said deceased, or SO much
thereof will pay the bebts against said deceased
and the expenses Of administration; and 10 appear
ing by said petition that there is not sufficient person
al estate in tho hands of said A d m nj TRAITOR
TO pay said debts and that il is necessary in
order TO pay the same 10 sell all of said real estate
IL is therefore ordered that all persons interested in
said estate appear before the Judge of this Court
Monday, the 10Th day of July, A. ID. 1870, at one
O'Clock p NJ at the court house, in Lancaster in said
county then and there show iii any there bel
why should not be granted to said administrator
10 sell said real estate according 10 the prayer OF
said petition.
And it ia further ordered, that copy of this order
shall be published for four successive weeks prior to
said day of hearing, in the Grant Co. Herald weekly
newspaper printed and published at Lancaster, in said
County and personally served all persons interested
in said estate residing in said county, at least four
teen days before said day OF hearing.
by the Court WIN. McG0NIGAL, Co. Judge.
Dated at Lancaster the l3th day of June, A. ID. 1870
2xvl
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REp Rrn. IL. Lnns 9 1870.

hhD bUp, ILL, june ., 1870.
Although it is late at night, can't
rest until | write you the glorious
news Of our grand triumph with the
Advance in the field to-day
This was to be the grand trial of the
season. There were over three
hundred men present, most all of
them farmers. We had the Marsh
Harvester, Dorsey, Kirby, Champion,
Wood, J. p. Nanny and ). III. Nanny
to contend with, but we came out so
far ahead Of all competitors, that
they arc dead, now in this part of
tho country.
The new J. IL. Nanny went in
first, managed by Mr.. Ritter. He
cIogged three times before he got
I've rods, and then broke his machine
and had to haul it out amid the de-
rision Of the crowd, and loud calls
for tho Mccormick. / drove in, and
cut twice around the field without
stopping, amidst loud cheers for the
Advance. The others then went in,
in turn. The Wood made horrible
failure, and was Kissed off the field.
The Dorsey broke its rake, and had
to baul out. The others worked
with varied success, but none of
them began to get as much praise as
the Advance did. Even the other
agents acknowledged that the Ad-
vance was ahead.* G. A. WILEY,
P.O. Bellevile, III.
*Norg-sinee the above was written, Mr. Wiley has
cold several Car loads of the Advance Machines and
on the 18th inst when fair ly into the harvest he writes
Al have not had an accident, a bit OF trouble
with tho Advance, Everything is lovely"