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RIVER INTELLGEN0R
ARRIVALS.

ARRIVALS.
Steamer Sabine, Louisville.
Pauline Carroll, Cairo
Legal Tender, White river.
+" Mary Boyd, Arkansas river.
DEPARTURES.
Steamer John Kyle, Cairo.
a'" A. j. White, Napoleon.
Undine, Haile's Point.
Phil Allin, Friar's Point.
Frank Forest, 0sceola.
" Sabine, New Orleans.
"a Batesville, White river
Carrie V. Kountz, N. Orleans.
BOATS IN PORT.
Belle Lee, ArmadilIo, Ada Heilman,
Carrie V. Kountz, st. Francis, c. B.
Church, Pauline Carroll, Mary Boyd,
Legal Tender. $500
BOATS ADVERTISED TO LEAVE TO-DAY.
Arkansas intermediary Boyd..........I5 D. m .
Cairo Marble City...........5 pm.
New Indiana.......--.-..4 p IN
RIVER, BUSINESS, MISCELLANEOUS.
The river is stationary, with full six
feet Of water in the crooked channel
over Reeves bar, and six and half feet
over the shoal places to Cairo. White
and the Arkansas are declining, and at
present show no indications Of rise.
Business at the levee is fairly active,
and now that the river is once more
open to st. Louis it will improve rapidly.
The weather is cool, cloudy and about as
disagreeable as an unhappy mortal
could wish. la4 otll
In the House Of Representatives al
Washington yesterday Mr., Conger, from
the Committee on Commerce, reported
and had passed bill modifying the
steamboat act, so as TO allow boats on
the Mississippi and its tributaries to car
ry 150 instead of ITO pounds Of steam
to the square inch on standard boilers
Of AZ inches diameter and on plates a
quarter Of an inch thick. This is the
first and very important step in the
right direction If passed finally, and
it should be, it will allow towboats to
work enough steam to handle their tows
without danger of the current running
away with them. "Nt'
The Sallie for st. Louis will be due
from the Arkansas tomorrow.
The Carrie V. Kountz reshipped her
Little Rock freight per rail from Hope
field, and il is rumored she takes load
Of cotton to New Orleans
The 7. Il. Allen will arrive tomorrow
from the Arkansas.
The Emile La Barge is still aground
above Cairo. She has large quantity
of -four and produce for this city.
The wreck of the Lucy Holcombe,
which sunk in 1859, opposite Helena, is
now directly in the channel, and makes
but slight break" Pilots should
watch it carefully.
The Pauline Carroll, with two barges
in tow, passed down at noon after
coaling.
The Mary Boyd, from Arkansas river,
brought $50 bales of cotton.
The Legal Tender, from White river
to-day, brought 659 bales of cotton and
reshipped 1879 bales at the mouth of
White river, for which stream she de-
parts at five p. m. with good trip.
The passenger steamer Indiana, Capt.
Reub E. Neal, leaves to-day at three
pm. for Vicksburg, New Orleans and
all way landings. Capt. Slut Neal and
James Franklin are clerks.
The Marble City, Capt. j. +. Luker,
leaves to-day at FIVE pm. for Cairo and
st. Louis, and will be the first boat
through to the latter point.
The regular United States packet
Mary Boyd, Capt. Reub L. Haines,
leaves to-day at FIVE p. m. for Pine Bluff,
Little Rock and all way landings. Mr..
John W. Williams is chief secretary.
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H. WADE & Co., plain and ornamental
printers. t9S
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1871-12-19

Saves half the fuel. Buy it. Office;
227 Third street ls6
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All those wishing to make nice
Christmas present will find these boauti-
ful Canary birds Of No. 240 Main street,
corner Main and Jefferson, at s. a pair.
Next week win be the last. Come scon.
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The second annual ball Of the Plumb
ers and Gas-fitters' Association comes
off at Cochran Hall, Wednesday evening,
December 20, 1871. "a
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ALBUMS at the house of H. Wade 4
Co. [98
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GAMES for children at the house of
H. Wade 4 Co. 1893
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loss a.m.-Cotton Is firm and holders ask
Ing hifher ratSrs. Sales for Dfeember. 1870;
January, ls7<s; February. 1870; March. 205<;
April. ne ~
l2ii5 p.m.-Coiton d quiet and frmer. Spot
tales. 100; futures. 1000. Sales for December,
1s'So; January. 49,; February. 1873; March.
axe; April, 205se; May. 25sc.
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A spIeuaid Christmas Present.

Saves half the fuel Buy il. Office
22T Third street. 96
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Buy your wood from G. H. johnson,
III Poplar street. 67-f
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Go TO Bracket 4 Co.'S, 32l Second
street, for young Kentucky mules. 30-t
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PUBLIC LEDGER.
once, No. Is Madison Street.
,AReEsF CITY CIRCULATION.
THE CITY

PrrTsBuRG and Camel coal and gas
coke. Brown 4 Jones, Office 2S2 Main
street, Bethel Block. I
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AUCTION sale Of watches, jewelry and
fancy goods by A. E. FARMLAND, 1856
Main street. at Z o'clock this evening.
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TO LOAN.
BOARDING..
REWARD

TNEN DOLLARS REWARD FOR THB
recovery Of q donblo-harrel shotgun,
ANIMATED steel barrel, S3-ineh length, No.l2
here, marked +. H. CLARK A Co.. which was
etolsn about the 18th Of November.
s2-g @. W.J0NRs. 81 Main st,
nNE HUNDRED DOLLARS REWARD
" will be paid for the return Of the notes
and other papers stolen from the Planters In
suranoe Company, and no questions asked.
W. AZ. GOODMAN,
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JET and fancy jewelry-7Jet Palace.
1n3l
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CHILDREN's books for Christmas gifts
at II. Wade 4 Co.'S. SO
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vVAKEN UP-ONB SMALL BAY HORSE
muis; bisnish IN len eye. At Court
q eef Stables. !. es-s6
-. VRN UP-ONE s0KREL HORSE,
IlAt, tch the owner can have by proying
property -U p1'' IT I. VI o,DoNNELL.
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COKE AND Coal TAR for sale at Gas
Company's office, POI Second st. not
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FoR Christmas presenta7Jet Palace.
ro1l
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Last year at this time middhng here
was l3t to l3sc; In New York. l5Ic;
gold, llO3i uplands in Liverpool, std.
SEv YORK. December 10. lOa.m.-Ths mar
ket opens quiet. sales yesterday. 67OO; re-
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NOTICE..
NOTICE.

T1Ro1f AID ARTER THIS nATB COls y
il q. kthWAN j. alone authorized 70 70
csivtnnd rsesirf for ~ onzIl d.. 4e, =. - 1 =
Dsesnbsr u. ls1. ss-S
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BaovsI 4 BsovET, SIS Second &. at
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Com PENS at H. Wade & Co.'S. e
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YoUR ArrKxrIoS is called to the Di-
reetory column, on our first page. Ad-
vertisements are inserted in that column
st remarkably low rates. Cards may be
leh at this Office, or with Mr. W. H.
Halstead, at the Commercial Hotel.
st
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FoR solid gold opera chains-Jet
Palace. llO2
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H. WADE & Co.. manufacturers of all
kinds Of blank books. los
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FOR SALE.

E0R SALE-THAT VALUABLE HOTEL
Il property. the CHARLEsrog HoUsH, situated
at the depot of Memphis and Charleston rail-
road. comprising, besides hotel. frame
A rare opportunity is here afforded to some
man to make a profitable investment. This
prcgeIty " II BE- sold without reserve, on
in tie city of Memphis. for one-fourth cash;
the BIZ lance in six, twelve. eighteen and
twenty. four months time, with interest, and
DeSa assaiu $40. w. WINCHESTER A. rent
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Christmas Presents-Canary Birds
Just from Germany.
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FINEST illustrated books at the house
of H. Wade & Co. [98
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FOR SALE or LEASE.

NOR SALE OR LEASE-43O ACRES OF
IL land will be sold on accommodating terms
or leased to responsible man for the term Of
Eve years. There are three frame houses and
dred acres under cultivation, the balance in
timber II may be divided to advantage.
Two good wells OF water, also good cistefn,
large barn well filled with fodder, and good
stock Of corn, Located on the Mississippi and
Lake Depot, DoSoto county. Mississippi. The
road runs through portion Of the tract,
where a Gag station is established, which REM
ders II a great convenience 10 the neighbor4
n oultry of all kinds, and all necessary farm
n, utensils, etc., etc.. will be disposed of on
tsrn, g TO suit. For PARTICULARS apply to W.
Fyerh cart. on the premises, or Of Joseph
Alden, No. s Mulberry street. Memphis. Tenn.
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Having catered to the wants Of the
public these many years in supplying
them with fish, fowl and flesh, and know
ing the wants and tastes Of many, have
selected for the approaching Christmas
holidays the most choice oysters, fish,
game, dressed poultry, celery, etc. to be
had in both Northern and Southern
markets Believing the best to be the
cheapest, have instructed our merchants
to send nothing but goods Of this class,
which / propose selling at the very low
est cash prices. Respectfully,
VIcTOR ID. Fuchs.
Qe1 al Jefferson street.
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This COmpCund Is a uegsr-fsiling cure for
this terrible disease How many diseases
have their seat in the -bloOd-disesses which
have been treated vainly for years. If the
blood alone is purified In most csses health
and hsppiness viii soon return. DR.. FoW-
lers Compound sets especially upon the
virus in the blood, causing In time the dis
appearance of the h1deeus sores, and Iestor-
ing the skin to q healthful appearance, the
eye clear and sparkling. and the whole hui
man organisation becomes healthy.
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FINANCIAL.

.r,xvx-Ia the local money market We have
= NJ new 70 offer. Money Is 10 good de-
nsnd- and the supp y Is more aDuhoant taa9
: few davsago Rates remain Qhcnahesus anu
1Se1modafions are more freely offered
ESCg &c bills are max nB very
r-aaf- The rates have been reduced since our
last weekly review 20 Ish dlseount Duglng
rs o9nmf gold there has been very 4 act offer
tngs. Dealers here pay hsA Cold IN Sew
yocAL ETC-IB these We bear OF
but few unlm Forant tfalsaesi meeosos
6-,Ede sod Tor nc. We quote County
Srrants buying at SIC 70 Sc ana Aeiilng az
q Bsc Tennessee money ON ISSUE
~ hid SIC asked There u YER ~
~ stxes, collaborating sTe IN good re-
DaaiaaS are Offering cocy anu noL9-
49, q. 70 10 sc. Arkansas tsfee eOnus
ars beinS odereA but little Dlsans'
BrOksrs are holding ns ~ by the Mem
1hts 80 Tsffie Pock railroad, 0c 70 ooc. Ar
kansas state warrants, ne@' 1esLnf abss
f8c. skies, sc TO SIC; sevens, PC - ~, -
&c 70 nc Mississippi warrants ase q1ra
zoe to 75c. Memphis and ChaflSsyon Aa-tO
sfock a dull at 85e 30 Skcs tt mort
gage bonds, Sc 70 SEC; % DO. &c 70 eOc. AlAsts-
sipui Central railroad shares a. l5c 70 $50 LOI
Isl mortgage, dealers report sc V sc as tne
buying and selling rates "a 90, &c 70 &c My
sissfDpi and EenDsssss railroad shares aTe lsc 70
Doc. ist mortgage bonds, &c 70 o4ci "a 90 fOc
hid: consOl dated s per cents, Azcasklpg Msm-
phisand Little Rock railroad shares are noml-
Eslly lOc 20 DC; do LIST mortgages, loc % fbc-
Mobile and Ohio railroad sterling bonds are
quoted at S6<c 70 Sc, buying and selingi DO
exert. Sic to SIC; do Fights int, Sic DO ID &c
70 csc. Selma and Mendl q lst mortgage are
81 10 SIC. Memphis and Ohio shares are lee tc
l95kc: LIST MORTGAGES al &c TO soc: "a 90, sc q
sc. Alabama fVes are nominaly 0ec to zoe.
DO Fights l0l % l4oc; AtSSoafs sl1es Le gootee
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In the Circuit Court OF Shelby County, AZ
Bartlett, TEN Spared hi. sdmiuistFa-
tor OF n. r. Hill, surviving partner Of smith
4 Hi, a hrm composed Of ~. r. Hi aud
Tho y. Smith. vs. MALCOLM Mcneil.
IN this cause an attachment having been
sued out under session SSS OF Code and
returned INTO Court levied upon the follow
ing property, to-wit; On a portion CT the fol-
lowing tract Of Land, as the property OF the
de- suGant, IN Shelby county Tennessee. be-
ginning at astake tnthe new State line road.
on John Rice's south line OF 500 acres. at the
southeast corner OF a ten acre lot, sold tOJane
l. Harkleroad, N. SP E, 81 links nom a white
oak marked L. thence N. ~ with Rices
Rins's line; hence n. 10 W., 80 chains and 80
links TO 3 stake in the old State line road
thence 3. 699 W. L chains and = Inks.
thence =. i z, y chains and - links 10 tns
northwest corner Of said ten acre lot thence
sasiWardiy to the northeast corner OF said
ten acre lot; thence southwardly to the be-
ginning. In all about a. acres. Al OF the
above tract IS levied on except the west pOr-
tor thereof, couJaiping HI4-l00 acres, con-
veYed by the said Mcneil to John P. 0aru-
defendant, and afidavit having been made
that the defendant Is indebted 70 plaintiff IN
the sum of sd. by pen account for Services
rendered as attorneys for defendant, and
that the defendsn Is nonresident OF the
State of f6nuessse.
n is therefore ordered, That he make his
personal appearance herein before the Judge
Of the Bartlett Circuit Court OF Shelby C0un-
ty, at the Courthouse In the town OF BART
lett, on ths second Monday IN August next
and defend Eaid sttacnment suit within he
time prescribed by law, CT the same VIII Dc
proceeded With exparte, and that a copy OF
this order be published once a week. Tor four
consecutive weeks, in the Memphis App6al
Done at Office, this 7th day OF august, BIl.
John Clerk
-. HnH y An
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PETITION ZOE REORGANIZATION.


In the Second Chancsry Court Of Shelby
county-No. $50. x. D--Winiam 3 Green
law, William n. harrington, Hugh L
Brinkiey, John Overflow IL, and sam Tate,
petitioners.
- bsiore the second ChanceTy Court o.
Shelby county and show cause, on or before
the drst Honuay in October. II any they lave
or know OF. why letters Of incorporation
should not issue to the petitioners herein. in
pursuance Of an act of General Assembly
Of the state Oh Tennessee passed January Is,
ISL. and approved January 90, n7l, under
the name OF the Memphis and Little Rock
Railroad Company" with powers and prtvi-
leges Of 8 corporate body, Tor the purpose OF
transporting, by suitable vessels and Struc-
lures. the trains Of cars OF theM Memphis and
Little Rock Railroad Company across the
Mississippi river, and OF building and MAIN
tanning such railroad tracks and other ap-
p~urtenances theresa, IN the city OF mphl
Tor the reception Of said trains Of cars. ana
the passage Of the same. and Tor cOnnectlng
the said Memphis and Little Rock railroad
With the several railroads on the east side 81
ne Mississippi river, and OF acquiring, hold
ING. establishing ana MAINTAINING sucn
Grounds for depo1s. and such q buildings
and other grounds and buildings as msy %
necesgarY for the uSa, accommodation or
eonvenfence OF the said Memphis and Lite
Rock Ratlroad Company. rms august y
ISL. nm ne-r.,a ns--sz
Rv q RrLcHzR, Deputy Clerk 2nc Master.
Sandolph. Hammond Jordan Solieilors
- n.@r~4DmaTE AN2
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Iay, ne "a Day % Oe1ober. -,
~EuH-RssIdanf HotIee.

No. &9.-In the second Chancsry Court OF
Shelby county, TenneSsee-BanyRn Payne
VS.. John Pool ] q. Pool, G. L. ". Pool. a..
c. Pool, d. L Poo. K NJ McEwan, James
Fathey and Alexander Z Mccain.
IT appearing from bill which is sworn 70 in
4 THIS cause that the defendant, John
Pool, is justly indsbsed 70 the complainant
N the sum Of about 5000, due by Judgment,
and that Alexander L. Mccain IS a n0n-resi-
dent OF the state Of Tennessee, and that an
attachment was sued out OF this Court
against the property OF Defendant JOhn
Pool, and the same was Issued, and has been
returned By the sheriff duly lsvied on the
property Of defendant, John Pool
II Is therefore ordered by the Clerk and
Master, That the said Alexander I. Mccain
make his appearance herein, al the Court
house of the Second Chsncery Conrt in ths
city of Memphis. Tenn, on or before the 1rEt
Monday in October, ISL, and plead. an
swer or demur 70 complainantis bill, or
the same viii be taken for confessed as 20
she said Alexander L. Mccain and sci tor
hearing expsrte. and that a copy OF this or
der be published once q week, for four sue
cessivs weeks, IN the Memphis appeal.
This August 81, lS7l.
A copy-attest.
ND. L. STEWART, CLERK and Master
By GEo. MALLORY, Deputy g. and 4.
J. A. TAYLOR. sol. for cnmpNt sen
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DR.. o. s. JoHNsoN's
MEDICAL DISPENSARY
sIO MAIN STREET Cup Stairs.
Between Washington and Adams Streets
MEMPHIS, TENN,
venareaI o. Secret pIseasss,

Is now permanently established for the trests
who are AFFLICTED with any form of
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~Ron-RasIdent N0tlee.

Nc. SS4-In the Second Chsncery Court of
Shelby county, renn.-fhe city OF Memphis
vs.. Robert Q. Brinkley, VIM B. Waldran.
Sam Tate, n. ]. Weeks, P. Q. Bethel, Z. ".
Mum lord. n. B. Forrest, e MeDRvttt. j. N.
White. Memphis and Charleston Railroad
Company, JOnn Overton, VIM. Dickson, j.
q. DOngherty and W. =. DanCy's Executor
and Administrator.
IT appearing nom affidavit ned IN this
/ cause that the defendants, William Dick
son, ]. Z. Dougherty and executor Of W. f.
Dancy, who's name is unknown, are non
residents of the State of Tsnnsssesi
II is therefore ordered by Clerk and Master,
That they make their appearances herein, st
the Court-house OF the Second Chancery
Court of Shelby county, In the city OF Mem
phiB, Tennessee, on or before the nrst Mon
day in October, 1871, n plead, answer
or demur to co~mplatnants oil, or the
same will be taken Tor confessed as TO them
set Tor hearing exparte: and that a copy
OF this order be published once 8 Week, Tor
four successive weeks, In the MempnB APP
peal. This september z, 167L
ID. ID. L. STEWART, Clerk and Master.
By Geo. MaIery, Deputy Jerk and Master
Vim. M. Randolph. Sol. for ompPt- se8 sat
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To Railroad Contractors.

q EALED PROPOSALS for grading. con-
y struetiug the Piling or Tresils Work, FUR
nishing Crossties, Laying Track, and Clear
ing, on Section No. ?, of the Memphis and
Vicksourg Raliroad, VIII be received, at the
ONCE OF tns undersigned, unit Il o'clock m.
September, 22d inst.
Bids viii be received for the whole or any
part of the work, and viii state:
Price per cnbIe yard for grading OF embank-
ment;
Price per cubic foot for Trestling;
Price per cubic foot for Piling;
Price per Cross3ie;
Price per mile for Track Laying:
Price per acre for Clearing
Bono snd security in the sum OF One-hal1
the amount OF the work applied for must SC
Company the pro2osaiA a pronle OF said
section OF road. and specifications governing
the construction OF the work. can be seen at
the O6hcs of the President on and after the
18TH instant.
The session of work for which proposals
ara invited begins on the west bank Of tbs
YazoO river and extends in the direction OF
Little Deer creek for tsn (iQ miles.
The right IA reserved to reject any or ali
bios. WIKI DAAs
sel6 President NJ. and ". X r.
UfnkrhurC Miss
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PAssM0RE & RuFFlN, Managers.
University Of Alabama,
TUSCALOOSA AiA.

MATTHEW r. MAURY, LII. D., Professor.
~. s. WYNN IN, A. M, Professor of Latin.
WI. VAUGHAN, A NJ, Professor OF APP
3. F. MEEK, A. NJ Professor of English
D.. PEEK, A. NJ, Professor of Pure Mathe-
GEN. GEO. +. HARRISON, Professor OF Mil
itary Engineering and COMMENSURATE.
a. &. GARNE T NJ. D., Professor OF Natural
Ills. DRY aud Surgeon
REV.TELFAIS HUDG5ON, A. N, Professor
Of Moral Philosophy.
]. q GRISWOLD, Phi. D., Professor OF Mod
ern Languages.
try.
and M~ineralOgy.
L. The plan OF instr uctIon adopted for the
reorganization of the University il that OF
Independent Schools.
3. fhediscipIine viii be that of the best mil
itary institutions of the country, under the
direction Of the President and C0mmandanL
g. An applicant for admission into the low
est class IN the Institution, must pass a salts
actory examination on English Grammar,
Geography and Arithmetic; and for adm1s-
sion into an advanced class, must satisfy the
Professor In each school into which ne pro-
poses to enter, of his ability to profit by the
instruction to be given.
4, The scholastic year Is divided lnto Two
terms. The firEt begins en- the nret Wedhes,
day in October. and continues to the second
Wednesday in February. The sec md begins
at the close of the first, and continues 10 the
last Wednesday of June
5. The mode of instruction Is by Lectures
and Text Books, accompanied by dayu exam
nations.
81. following charges in
clude every necessary expense per session 10
nine months, haif OF which must De pald al
the beginning OF each term:
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FOR SALE.
Lots for SAILS In Ida City, on Long
Island, New York.

IDA / IL situated on Long Island, IS
L miles from New York city, the Long Island
Railroad running centrally through Ida City.
Lofs there are hereby offered for sale On the
following terms: Fifty dollars EACH on q
credit of ten years. payable IN teTEannuai in
s-talments-say SIS 90 per year on each lot.
The parties owning the RbOvs property pro
pose to sell TO the Southern people one-half
OF the lots, say 1900, on the above terms.
without interest III East River Bridge Is
now in process OF construction. connecting
Manhattan Island. upon which New York is
situated. with Long Island
This is a good opportunity for any person
Of his section OF country 20 invest small
sums in the purchase of these lots. Terms
are easy, and within the reach OF all. Prop.
erty on Long Island VIII rapidly increase liz
pleted.
Map OF the City Of Ida can be seen, and fuIl
information given, upon application being
meade { HY. FOETAIHE.
Corresponding Secretary
~ Nc. - Madison atFeet
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sI0CKaOLDERS' ELEcTlUa

ovrrx CT MEMPHIS AND zIo hi Co..
Mempni Tenn. sept 10, 1871.
-uR annual meeting OF the stockholders
81 this CO-mpany.-for the purpose OF
eiecffng fifteen Directors. vii 30 held 81
once Of the Company No ~ Main street.
1emnhfs- Tenn, MONDAY, tbs 18th October
1s~f efvee Il hours OF 10 and 3 oic-ecE-
sfookhoIders viii be passed nee u 18th,
18TH aud nth October, on presentation OF
-fock certificates 20 conductors.
z MCDAVITT, Fics-Presid5nt,
and Acting Presidents y. ami
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1871-10-03
TharsdaY. 0ctuhar "a. IA.

between the hours OF 70 O'Clock am srd n
O'Clock m, on the premises. sell % tue high
est bidder for cash, one undivided half inter-
est IN the following described lot OF land. in
the city OF Memphis. Tennessee, 70 wit: b
sonth part Of Block NO. =, beginning At the
northwest corner OF the intersection OF Main
and NdEcs streets; thence north with the
west side OF Main street., IA huudred teet 70
q stake; Themes west and parallel with Vance
street, One hundred and nny fsat 70 2 stake;
fheuca south Snd parallel vita 8sin street.
one huRcred feet TO the a0rth aias Of Vance
street, thence east with Nanca street, one
hundred and nfty feet ~ the Beginning.
EqZfty OF SING waived title be-
lieved 20 be perfect hut 7 ae1 end convey
only as trustee. Ohm JOHNSON.