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The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 1850-1873, 1870-09-09

ton determined to build an institution
in Columbia, that should be at once a
pride and blessing to the whole do
cese of Tennessee. The work was
long and arduous, but 1t was don, and
the COLUMBIA FEMALE INaWTUTE
was the result. 1t took from he be-
ginning, (forty-three years ago. astand
in behalf of female education ihr in
advance of the times. Unswervingly
it held on its high career, until the war,
doing in the meantime an amount of
good work which may not be computed
by any ordinary measurement. The
The rude hand of war, which spared
nothing because it was beautiful or use
full, or sacred, broke up the school ex-
ercises of the Institute. But the roots
had gone down beyond the reach even
of wars desOlating power, and peace
had scarcely settled on the land when
the Institute was. revived under new
auspices, with renewed vigor, and, we
are rejoiced to add, has been crowned
with perfect success.
In 1885, the Trustees of the Institute
prevailed upop the Rev. GEORGE BECK
EFT to take the charge OF the school.
Mr.. BECKETT is native OF England,
an Episcopal clergyman, an accom-
plished scholar, and teacher of TWEEN
ty five years experience, and possessed
of means. The result proves that no
better choice could have been made.
Devoted to teaching from o sense of
christian duty, holding a lofty ideal of
what q christian woman should be, and
how teachers should mould them, Mr..
BECKETT took hold of the Institute,
determined to make 1t a model school
for educating young women in the
most thorough and liberal manner.
At once he called around him the very
best teachers that he could find, and
year by year he has held steadily to his
purpose. In 1867 he had the good for
tune to secure the cooperation of the
present Principal, Mrs: MARY NICHoL-
SON MARTIN, Ia daughter of Judge A:
o. p. NICHoLSON) Born and reared
amid the highest and best social infiu-
ences of America; possessed OF every
advantage in training that ample
means could command, and, more
than all, born to teach, MRS. MARTIN
could not fail of success. Under this
excellent management the Institute Is
now fast developing the fruit Of which
its ante-war reputation gave such rich
promise. The Institute building is in
comparably the handsomest school ed
ifice i'm the State, and it is furnished and
fitted up in excellent taste. So that,
take it all in all, the COLUMBIA FE-
MALE INSTITUTE is without superior
in the United States as school where
girls may get thorough training in all
that elevates, ennobles and beautifles
the mind and character of woman.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 1850-1873, 1870-09-09

LAST week we published card
from Hon. ID. i. THOMAS, withdraw
ing his name as a candidate for Con-
grcss. The reasons he gives reflect
great credit upon his patriotism and
party loyalty. He is an applicant to
Congress for the removal of his disa-
bilities, and his friends and Gen q.
WHITTHoRNE' friends were getting
up state of feeling inconsistent with
members of the same political faith.
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Napoleon's Condition.
FRANCE.
OniciaI Proclamation Of the French
ReyerSes. DBL.

OniciaI Proclamation of the French
Reverses.
PARIS, September 4-The Council
of Ministers have issued the following
proclamation to the French people.
Great misfortune has come upon the
country. After three days's heroic
struggles, sustained by the army of
Mcmahon against 100000 of the enc
my, 10000 men have been made pri-
soners. General De Wimpffen, who
took command of the army in place of
Mcmahon, who was badly wounded,
has signed the capitulation. This
cruel reverse will not shake our cOur-
age. Paris is to-day i'm complete
state of defense. The military forces
of the country will be organized. In
a few days new army will be under
the walls of Paris. Another army is
formed on the banks of the Loire.
Your patriotism, your union, your
energy, will save France.
The Emperor has been made pris-
oner i'm the struggle. The Govern
mcht, in accordance with its public
powers, will take all measures reqiIir-
ed. Signed: Count De PalikaO, III.
Chevreau, Regault De Genouilly,
Jules Bramc, De La Tourd' Augergne,
Grande Pcrret, Clement Devernou,
Busson Bilault, Jerome David, of the
Council of Ministers. Ii Ia
In the Senate, yesterday, the Minis
ter of War said: We have learned,
though various unofficial channels,
that Marshal Bazainc failed in his re-
cent ATTEMPTED to free himself from
hostile armies which kept him shut
up around Metz. His efforts were
heroic. The King of Prussia could
not help rendering justice to the yalor
of our soldiers. Marshal Mcmahon,
after endcavoring to reach Bazaine in
the direction of the north, was obliged
to retire in the environs of Seden,
where several days fighting occurred,
with alternating success and reverse.
But we cOntended against an enemy
numerically our superiOrs, and in
spite of the most energetic efforts, the
attempt seems to have terminated in
an unfortunate manner for our arInes.
Other advices, of a Prussian origin,
are still more unfavorable, but do not
appear to us worthy of credit in all
cases, and the Government is not will
ling to give them the appearance of
authority by communicating them to
the public. ...... . .r-
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)RDER OF PUBLICATION.
.fF Melissa Honey VS.. S.A. Honey

On motion of complainant counsel, and it
,nncar;ng to the satisfactiou,f the Clerk from
capmrplainant's bill (Which isworn toy that the
ros;dence of the defendant unknOwn,..so that
tbs ordinary process Of laueaunot be served on
hin, II is therefore orderd by the Clerk that
nmhi;cat;on be made in the Columbia HERALD,
q paper published in ths city of Columbia,
tennessee, for four consecutive weeks, requiring
said defendant to appear ' at fI
AZ 7 ;nden. ON the first Mnday in October next,
then and there to plead, answer or demur to
copplainant's bill, or thesame will be taken for
Confessed. and set for hdring ex parte:
LEVIN C. WAGGONER.
ssne elk Circdt Court of Perry Co.
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At a recent County Convention in
Williamson County delegates were
appointed TO meet at Columbia OH the
first day in October, Saturday for
the purpose of nominatinga candidate
for Floatcr. The Maury County Con-
vcntion appointed the third Saturday
in this month for the purpose OF
clccting at each precinct delegates to
a County Convention Oh October first
TO nominate a candidate for Reprcsen-
tativc. Let others be elected at the
same time to nominate candidate for
Floater
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4 Dead Empire and a New Republic.

The cable dispatches since our last
issue are full of startling announce
ments and great events. The French
Emperor prisoner, McMAHoN's ar
my surrendered, the Empire rolled
up like scroll and put away for q
brief period, and Republic estab-
lished in day. Gen. TROCHU is Pre-
sident, and 100000 Frenchmen with
arms in their hands declare for war
while Prussian is in France. King
WIN. will not like a republic for a
ncighbor, but neutral nations may
force him TO recognize it and make
peace.
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OHANCERY SALE OFLAND.

Pursuant to decree of the Chancery Court at
Columbia at the September term thereof, lY'.
in the case of W. b. Embry and Othersrs.
Thomas A. Dodson, will sell to the higest
bidder, at the Court House in Columbia on
Monday, the 10Th day of September, 1870, a sal,
liable tract of land, situated in the 18th civil
district of Maury county, on the waters ofBis-
by Creek, adjoining the lands of ia. Briggs,
Mrs. Webster and others, containing about 800
acres. and known as the Majors place. Also
the undivided interest of said Dodon in and to
attract of land containing so acresad)Slnlng the
before named tract, and known asfhe strayhorn
place.
Terms, one and two years credt, with interest
from date of sale, except $50 il cash. the pur-
chaser required to execute note with good Sc
curity. and lien retained f. the purchas
money. j. Ii. WILLIAMS, " NJ
AuO19-tds
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For SALE OR RENT.

My residence, one mile from Columbia on the
Hampshire Pike and near the n. IL u. X. X.
The land consists Of sxty-two acres, in high
state OF cultivation.
A brick dwelling b ouse Of eleven rooms,
rooms. with pantres. bath room, Kitchen,
Wash Room, Dairy and Smokchouse, and four
Servants Rooms,
On fireplace is fine cis.ern, three wells, and
unfailng spring.
For particulars apply to me.
MRS. MARY p. BRANCH.
Sent | W.
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COLUMBIA, TENN:
FOR GOVERNOR,
GEN. JNO. c.. BROWN,
FOR CONGRESS-, m
GEN. W. G.. WHITTH0RNE
FOR FLOATER,
WILLIAM. B. GORDON.

NOTICING the Withdrawal of the
Hon. DORSEY ID. THOMAS from the
Congressional canvass in the sixth dis
trict, the Brownsville Bee says: "He
is just the style of man to do any
work Or make any sacrifice that will
benefit his friends or his country"
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| Sealed bids will be received at the Secretary
Office for ten DAYS, for the following privileges
at the Fair Ground, viz:
The Refreshment privilege inside the inclOs-
ure.
The Refreshment privilege outside the en-
closure
The Dinner Stand.
The Hitching privilege.
Each bid must be separate. and y pei cent
must be paid down when the bids are accepted,
and the balance / the first day of the Fair.
Aug26-tt JOSH G.. BAILEY, Sec'y.
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SALE OF LAND.

Pursuant to decree Of the Chancery Court at
Columbia, at the March term thereof, 1870, in
the case of Thomas j. Mitchell VS.. Mary A.
Jordan ct ALL will sell to the highest bidder,
at the Court House in Columbia, on Monday,
the 10th day of October, 1870, tract of land
situated in the 18th civil district of Maury coun
ty, on the waters of the west fork of Big Bigby
Creek, adjoining the lands of johnson Long,
David G. Mitchell and others, containing 202 n
acres. @ fe g. tif T..
Terms, one and two years credit, with interest
from date, except $3.50 cash, the purchaser re-
lien retained for the purchase money.
Sept9-tds j. l. WILLIAMS, c. & NJ.
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have this day suggested to the Clerk Of the
County Court of Maury county, the insolvency
Of the estate Of Joseph Polk, deed: Notice is
hereby given to ali persons having claims
against said estate, 10 Tile them with the Clerk
of the County Court of said county, Only au-
thenticated, on or before the first Monday in
January, 1871, or they will be barred. All
persons indebted to said estate will please
come forward and make settlement Immediately.
JOHN l.. SPARKMAN,
Aup2g admir-.
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Sarah NJ. y. Titcomb VS. r. b. Hall and wife,
on nj
A GOOD
Home for Sale.

Having determined to live in Memphis,
offer my place, one and half miles West OF
Columbia, on the Mt. Pleasant Pike, for sale.
Thirty acres of good land and every conven-
fence necessary to make a home pleasant and
comfortable. For particulars apply to.
Sept2 4w MILF. VOORHEES,, ar.
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In CIIANCERY
~ ATCOLUMBIA.
NONRESIDENT NOTICES.

John McDougal ct al.vs. John T. Jordan ct al.
1t appearing to ME from compliments bill
filed i'm the above cas-, that William X. McDou-
gal,- MeGehee ani- Warren are non resi-
dents of the State ofTennessee, so that the Or
binary process OF law cannot be served on
them 1t is thercfoe ordered by me that pub
location be made the Columbia HERALD. a
newspaper published in the town of Columbia,
Maury county, Tenn, for four successive
weeks, the last Of which shall b. at least one
week before the text term of the Chancery
Court to be held 1t the Court House in sid
town of Columbia, on the fourth Monday in
November next, Rquiring said defendants to
then and there appear, and plead, answer, or de-
muir to complainnt's bill, or the same will be
taken for confessed as to them and set for hear
ing exparte. J. l.. WILLIAMS, C.& NJ.
Sept94w
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CHANcERY SALE.

OHANCERY SALE. get
Pursuant to decree of the Chancery court OF
Columbia, at the March term, IS70, in the case
sell to the highest bidder at the Court House
in the town of Columbia, on Monday, the 10th
day of October, 1870, all the right, title, claim
ae1 interest that Mrs. Narcissa Martha has in
and to the. estate of her mother, Mrs. Ann Pill
low. n'u
Terms, six months credit, the purchaser re-
quired to execute note with good security, an
lein retained for the purchase money.
Sept9- ids j. L.. WILLIAMS c. & NJ.
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IOjHAXCERY SALE =. f~A
OF LEWIS COUNTY LAND.
OHANCERY SALE sig
OF HOUSE AND LOT.

Pursuant TO decree of the Chancery Court at
Columbia at the March term thereof 1870, in the
Hi ct al, will sell to The highest bidder, at
the Court House in Columbia, on Monday, the
10th day of October, 1870, a valuable house
and lot, situated in the northern portion of said
town OF Columbia, on High Street, and known
as the Anderson billiard PLACE, being lot No.
ia. vuf
Terms, twelve months credit, the pure aser
required to execute note with good security,
Sept9-4w J.L. WILLIAMS, c. 4 NJ.
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In CHANCERY
AT WAYNESBOR0, TENNESSEE.
NONRESIDENT NOTICE.

1Rgust R1ieS, 1870.
Henry 5. Simmons VS.. Elijah Melton ct al.
1t appearing from the allegations of the ball
fled in this cause and sworn TO, that the I'M
known heirs of John Grisham and Wife, A. IL.
Thomson an,! wife. Elizabeth Hugh McIntire.
Sarah Chapel, John A. Williams, Hugh C. Will
Jams. Gus. W. Stewart and Sarah J. Reeder are
n,n-residents of the State of Tennessee, so that
the ordinary proc ess of law cannot be served on
them. Ii is therefore ordered that publication
he made in the Columbia HERALD newspaper
published in the town of Columbia, for four sue
cessive weeks, requiring said nonresident de-
PENDANTS to appear at the next term of this
Court, TO be held at the Court House in
WaynesbOro, on the first Monday in October
next, and plead, answer or Gcmur TO complain.
ants bill, or the same will be taken for confess
ed as to them, and set for hearing ex parts.
Sept9-lw c. B. MCLEAN, @. & NJ.
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OHOOTING MATCH.

There will be a shooting match at the FAN
Grounds on Tuesday, Sept. q, the I'd day Of
the Fair, for W. w. Greener Breech-loadine
Shot Gun, imported by Macy d Brown, Of
Nashville, Tenn. Cost $3.50. Everything com
plete This match is open only TO those who
have never shot at public match. Each con-
testaut to have ten birds, and shoot all his shots
without int emission The gun and the ac-
coutremcnts can be seen at the office OF the
Secretary. JOSH q. BAILEY, Sec,
Maury Co. A., NJ, II. & L. S. Society.
Aug26-tf
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ORIGINAL ATTACHMENT.
STATE OF TENNESSEE,
MAURY County.

. j. \. Campbell Us. W. Ii. Wood & Co.
1t appearing to me in the above cause, from
the affidavit of plaintiff that the defendants are
non res idents OF the State of Tennessee, and
they having been attached by their goods, as il
appears to me; 1t Is therefore ordered BY me
that publication be made in the Columbia
HERALD, a newspaper published in the town OF
Columbia, for four consecutive weeks, for the
said defendants to appear on the LIST day of Oc-
tober, 1870, at my office, in the ed Civil Dis
trict of Mdury county, and plead to or defend
said attachment, or the same will be proceeded
with ex parte as to them.
Given under NV hand this Aug. 20, 1870.
Aug26-4t X. b. ALLEN, j. p.
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OHANCERY SALE .
OFLEWIS COUNTY LANDS.

OF LEWIS COUNTY LANDS.
Pursuant to decree OF the ChaDcery Court Al
Columbia at the March term thereof, 1870. il
the case of George Vincen-, ct al, VS. William
Vincent and others, will sell to the highes
bidder at the Court House in the town Of New
burg, on Monday the 3rd day of October. $50
two tracts of land situated in the 5th civil dis
trict of said county, one of which contains 1891
acres and known as grant No.. 2S,l4S. Tie
other contains 6l7 acres, and known as gram
No. IS, 149, both of which will be sold together
Also one tract situated in the End civil district
said county, containing 10 acres, all of which
are known as the George Vincent lands.
Terms, one and two years credit with inter
est from day of sale, the purchasers required
to execute notes with good security, and a lieu
retained for the purchase money. u.
Aug2G j. l.. WILLIAMS, C.. " N.
Pursuant to decree of the Chapcery Court al
Columbia at the March term thereof, 1870, in
the case of A. J. Turnbo, Admir-, and others
VS. James A. Simms, ct al, will sell to the
highest bidder at the Court House in the town
of Columbia, on Monday the 10Th day of Sep
TENDER, 1870, a valuable tract of land situated
in the 18th civil district Of Maury county, ad-
Joining the lands of W. II. Nelson, W. ID. Ben
derman and others, containing abont 256 acres.
Terms, one and two years credit, except the
sum of $500 in cash, the purchaser required to
execute notes with good security, and a lien re-
tanned for the purchase money. r...... -.
Aug26 80 J. L. WILLIAMS, C. N NJ.
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THE WAR I.
FROM PRUSSIA.
Napoleon Surrenders to Wilheim-.-
McMahOns whole Army Prisoners.

NAPOLEON Surrenders to Wilhelm
McMahon's whole Army Prisoners.
SEDAN, sept. 2, 12:22 p. M.-(via
Berlin, Sept. 1.-The whole French
army are prisoners of war. The En-
peror surrendered to me. Mcmahon
wounded. [Signedl WILLIAM.
BERLIN, Sept. 3.-The following
highly important dispatch has just
been made public here:
Before Sedan, France, Friday Sept
2, l % p. NJ, from the King to the
Queen, a capitulation wereby the
whole army at Sedan are prisoners OF
war, has just been concluded with
Gen. Wimpfen commanding instead OF
Marshal Mcmahon, who is wounded.
The Emperor surrendered himself
to me. He had no command and left
everything TO the Regent at Paris. ]
shall appoint his residence after an in
terview with him at rendezvous. to
be fixed Immediately. +.
Bazaine's struggles TO Aid Mcmahon.
BERLIN, Sept. "a dispatch just
received has the following: -T
Since Wednesday last Bazaine has
steadily fought to escape to the north,
but has always been frustrated by Gen.
Monteuffel, directed by prince Freder-
lex Charles. 1t is really believed in
Paris that Mcmahon is acting on the
offensive; that on Thursday he de-
stroyed the Prussian left, Obliging the
Crown Paince to fall back on the hills
of Argenne.
Nspoleen's Condition.
London, September 3.-The British
Medical Journal says that Prescott
Hewitt, the surgeon who visited the
Emperor professionally, declares that
the consequences of the Emperors
painful wearing vesical prostate affec.
tons, added to his recent bodily and
mental trials, are such that at any mo-
ment startling announcement might
be made. ~ t.
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FRANCE.
VtvcLa Republiuue.


LONDON. Monday, September oil
A. MA dispatch from Paris announ-
ces that the Government of Palikao
has been ovcrtmown and Republic
declared.
[Official. -.
PARIS, September 5-The following
proclamation has been issued by. the
new Government: =.
REPUBLIQUE FRANCAIs,
OFFICE MINISTER L1NTEREUEE)
The dechedace has been pronounced
in the Corps Legislatif. The Republi,,
que has been proclaimed at the Hotel
de Willie, and Governments of National
defence, composed of eleven members
and all the Deputies of Paris has been
constituted and ratified by popular ac'
clamation. Their names are, Arago
Emanuel, Cremieux, Jules tavers
Jules Perry, Gambetta, CARRIER, Pages
Glas. Bizonie, Eugene, Peltan, nj. Pr
card, Rochefort and Jules Simon
General Trochu will at the same time
continue in the exercise of the power
of Governor of Paris, and is appointed
Minister of War i'm place of Genera
Palikao. Please placard Immediately
and, if necessary, have it proclaimed
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OHANCERY SALE OF LAND.

NorlcE.
STOCKHOLDERS NJ. C. A., VI. II AND l.. $.
SOCIETY.
GExTLEMEN-Iou arc hereby notified to come
forward and pay your second payment on
Stock subscribed, or it will be declared for
fcited, as set forth in our Charter.
By order of the Board of Directors.
Auc2G-tf JOSH G. BAILEY, Sec'v.
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LXECUTOR'S SALE OF LAND.

In pursuance of decree of the Maury
County Court, in the case of l.. 5. Freeland,
Executor of James Freeland, deceased, VS.. Sc
lima Fox and others, will sell on the premises,
on Saturday, the LIST day of October next, the
tract of land on which said James Freeland re-
sided at his death, situated in the 4th Civil Dis
trict of said county, adjoining the lands of b.
+. Turner and others, on the banks of Duck
River, containing about 31215 acres. Sand
land will be sold in two tracts.
Terms of Sale-s3O0 in cash, balance on q
credit of and = years from day of sale, with
interest from 1st day of January next, when
possession will be given to the purchasers
Purchasers TO execute notes with good security
ar lien retained on land for such notes
l.. 5. FREELAND,
Auga6 EXr. and Special Commissioner.
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CHEMICAL SYSTEM OF MEDICINE

II is div dcd into the following departments:
FEMALE DEPARTNENr.-1n this department.
every complaint known to woman Is treated
with unvarying success.
CANCER observation-disclosures and tumOrs
are here cured in ninety-eight cases out Of
every hundred.
DEPARTMENT FOR HEART DIsEAsE.-In hi
department this formidable disease is treated
with the most gratifying results.
DEPARTMENT FOR SKIN DIsEAsEs.-Every
form of skin disease permanently cured here.
CONSERVATION AND CArARKH DEPARTNEST.-
The professors in this department have made
many important discoveries in the treatment OF
lung throat and nose diseases.
EYE AND EAR DEPARTNEST.-The eye and
ear most tenderly and triumphantly treated.
CONFIDENTIAL DEPARrAENr.-Devoted to
the exclusive treatment of class OF maladles
nameless here, by an able professorship.
SURGICAL DEpARTNEST.-We daily perform
the most important operations known to sur
gerry.
All affairs ola private character held sacredly
confidential.
Ng-Office hours from o'clock in the morn
ng till O'Clock in the evening. Open every
Sunday forenoon, from Q q. m. to 12 III.
J. B. RUSELL,M D.,
Consuing Physc ian.
J. G. WATSON, Secretary.
/. G.. WARRAN, Treasurer.
A treatise Oh all diseases free tf charge to
any address.
hup 10
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NEW ADVERTISEMENT.
CuAscrnr SALE 4 4
or INSOLVENT CLAIMS.

Pursuant to decree 81 The Chancery Court at
Columbia, in the case Of Margaret; 3. Dew.
Adm'rx. VS.. Johnson Graham and others, /
will sell to the hishset bidder, at the Court
House in Columbus, On Monday, the 2eth day Of
September, 1870, large amount of insolvent
claims, belonging to the estate of James E.
johnson, and the same will be sold for cash.
Sept9 J. L. WILLIAMS, cam.
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DR. RussELL,s
Medical Institute,
AZ North Court ST., Memphis, Tenn.

This Institution, incorporated by the State o.
Tennessee, is a leSalized Association Of Scieu
titic Physicians and Surgeons, devoted to the
treatment of patients, and instruction in theory
and practice of the
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TOmcial.I
REPUBLIQUE FRANCAIs,

PARIS, September 5-The following
proclamation has been issued by the
new Government: H
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MAURY COUNTY FAIR.

Aug2Gtf