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OFFICE OF THE
Nashville Life Insurance Co.,

1c MAXWELL HOUSE, NASHVILLE,
10 Tenn, Dec. II, 1s71.-A meeting Of the
stockholders Of the Nashville Life Insurance
Company will b. Id at the Office Of the Comma
psny on MONDAY Jan, 1, 1917, for the purpose
OF electing seven az Directors for the ensuing
year. VIM. HENRY SMITH. Sec1y-
decI9 I'd
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FOR RENT.
BOARD

s's,s.s ~ S-0>T''> . ~ ~
DOARD.-TwO families can be accommodated
II with pleasant rooms and board, as good as
the market affords. Central locality. Apply at
this Office. decl6-u
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W. ~.
An act 10 authorize semi-aHnual saiss Ofland for
taxes.
Be it enacted by the General Assembly Of
the State of Tennessee, That section $40.
of the Code, (Which fixes the time and
place Of sales Of lands for taxes.) be o.
amended as 10 read as follows: The sale
shall be made at the Courthouse Of the
county in which the lands lie, ON the frs
Mondays Of July and January, and next
succeeding day or days, if necessary every
year. Passed Dec. 8, 1871.
JAMES ID. RICHARDSON,
Speaker Of the House of Representatives
JOHN e. VAUGHN,
Speaker Of the Senate.
Received at Executive Office, Dec. IL.
1871, and approved Dec. u, 1871.
JOHN G. BROWN, Governor.
dec l9-1w.
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BANKING.
49, - BANKING.
BANKING HOUSE
Of
NATIONAL SAVINGS COMPANY
Il. g.. T.aRBOx, Cashier.
THOS. g. .M.zRR, PRESS.


DEPOSITS RECEIVED AND INTEREST
IL allowed thereon; loans negotiated, colleo-
tions made, and General Banking business trans
acted. oct16 #
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VLgA6TED-Everybod body 70 buy their Christ
w mas and New Year Gifts from A. Sci
Lift. who is selling his nne stock OF Books az
~ se:1 = : : asezl :.
STEWART wanted Apply at CONNER
"A cial Hotel. oeciz wv
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WALL PAPERS, ETC.

VIyALL PAPERS, Looking Glasses, Por-
w trait and Picture Frames, Window Shades,
etc, etc, at the very lowest market rates, at
w. FREEMAN & CO.'S,
-- movie If No. Ii North College.
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Nashville Produce sYarket.

DRIED FRUIT-We heard Of sales OF
5000 lbs to-day at 53h5s, 63f6t and TAO
&c for peaches, quarters, mixed and halves.
PEANUTs-The market is firm and con-
tinues to advance. We report receipts and
sales to-day of 2, 100 bushels at s1.37.h1. 40
20 bushel from wagon.
CHESTNUTs-Market very quiet to-day,
and we quote nominal at $3.50 ~ bushei
from wagon.
EGes+We heard Of sales to-day from
first hands at 3Oc. Receipts light and de-
mand active.
CABBAGE-We notice large arrivals of
Northern cabbage, which is sold from store
at 81 % Dbl.
FEATHEBs-Market dull at &c for strict
ly prime,
OMoNs-we quote from store at s2.75
as 80 Dbl.
GREEN APPLEs-Dealers are offering
$2.75 for Tennessee. Northern In store
commands S..
GNsENe-Well selected lots command
SOC.
BEEswAx-We quote at 28G31c.
HAY-Market steady at $25 per ton for
prime Tennessee delivered in depot.
PoTAToEs-We quote Irish at $2.75n3
$ Dbl. from store. Sweet 81 % Dbl. from
store.
PoULTRY-We quote chickens at 81 .S0G
2.4O fP doz. Ducks about the same. Tur-
keys by the lot command $4,000.
BUTTER-We quote for good country II
613c; choice $4,000.
RAGs-We quote at &c, and market dull.
WooL-Very little coming in, ard the
supply is hardly equal to the demand. We
quote clean washed, clear of burs, 60n63c;
unwashed, clear of burs 35R38c; bury
wool 5610c less.
BROOM CoRN-We quote at 5Fn6c,
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LUCAS MILL FOR SALE,

XITE HAVE FOR SALE IN EDGEFIELD
w the Mill known as
LUCAS MILL.
The house is well built, and the lot is $50 by 100
feet, with never-failing well on it. Said Mill
contains the following attachEentg Window
Blind Machine, Broom Factory, Soap Factory,
Bakery, Hominy Mill, Spice and Coffee Mill
Fbur and Meal Mil, Stoek-Feed Mill, Corn
Shelter, Tobacco Press, Candle Machine and
Terms easy.
ARLINGTON, FARRAR & WEAKLEY,
dec15eod II No. 80 North College street, A gents.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

Consumption or Cough.
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COTTON AND HAY PRESSES.
THURSDAY, Dec. 81, 1871.
Nashville Cotton Market.

Nashville Cotton Market.
The Liverpool market was steady to-day.
New York was firm at unchanged quota
tons. Our market has been active at 18!1,
full middling, selections commanding a
fraction more, the market closing steady.
We quote as follows:
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On New Years day it is said that grand
ball is to be given at Delmonico's, New
York, for the purpose Of introducing into
society young lady, daughter of one of the
leading families, who has been educated
entirely in convent in the south of France,
and has never attended theater, opera, or
ball in her life.
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firm; uplands es210d; Orleans 1O4d. Sale.
to-day 1900 bales.
NEW YORK, Dec. II, 10:35.-Market
quiet; ordinary Tic; good ordinary 19c; low
middling 1850; middling 20ic; Alabama
20Sc; Orleans 205c; Texas 21sc. December
delivery 1910; January 1870.
NEW YORK, Dec. q, II M.-Market
steady; ordinary 174c; good ordinary
19c; low middling 1890; midding 205s;
Alabama 20ic; Orleans 20Jc; Texas 21 &c.
LINERPooL, Dec, 21 p. M-Market
firm; uplands 9s610d; Orleans 104d. Sales
to-day 5000 bales.
New YORK, Dec. q, 3:20.-Ordinary
uplands 17sc; good ordinary Ice; low
middling ;9sc; middling 20! c; Alabama
203c; Orleans gle; Texas 21lc. Sales to-
day 140 bales for export; 1905 for shipping.
December delivery 1916, January 20c. Net
receipts 1Oo,615 bales; exports to Great
Britain 29,445 bales; to other foreign ports
1880 bales; stock 432,023 ales.
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Nashville Proyfsion Market.

We report continued activity, in the ship
ments Of bulk meats. Hart & Hensley's
choice hams, this season, will be taken out
Of smoke to-day, and are offered TO the
trade. We quote packed from store as fol-
lows:
CHOICE HAMs-Hart g. Hensley's C. c.
c. Hams, new uncanvassed 141c.
BREAKFAST BACON-Hart & Hensley's
G. G. G. Breakfast Bacon 124c.
PFC ToKGUEs-Smoked 60c per doz.
BULK MEATs-Olear sides &c; clear rib
sides &c; shoulders SIC, packed.
LARD-Hart & Hensley's choice pastry
in tierces 9Ac; half barrels 10c; kegs 104c;
buckets 114c; prime leaf lard in tierces at
DC.
MESS PoRK-Full weight % Dbl $l1.5ON
14.25.
RUNP PoRK-Full weight % Dbl $11.50.
DRIED Beers. c. uncasvassed, 173c-
BEEF ToNGUEs-S. G. $3.50 " doz.
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London advices of yesterday quote sos,
1872, at 92!!; Cos at 93a; els at 93i, and 10
4Qs at 91s.
Tennessee Bonds are QUOTED In New
York at 615 for both the old and the new.
Bank of Tennessee notes are quiet but
firm. Dealers buy at IS and sell at SIC In
the dollar.
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Thirty Hirdsos are studying law in Lon
don.
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Memphis Markets,

MEMPHIS, Dec. 21.-Flour S6.OO6S9 90.
Corn 624c. Oats 5O653c. Hay $4,000
$S1.OO. Bran ST 90. Bulk meats quota
tons unchanged. Lard in key, 1Oc.
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LOUISVILLE, Dec. Tobacco-sales
Of 90 hogsheads; Tugs 6a68c; low to good
leaf 9ttG154c. Bagging quiet. Flour, ex-
ira family $3.50. Wheat Sl.3561. 45.
Corn 5Od55c. Oats 40c. Rye 75c. Hogs
A.2564.5O. Mess pork $l4615.15. Bulk
meats, shoulders 54ci clear rib &c; clear
sides &c, packed. Sugar-cured hams, new,
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CINCINNATI, Dec. 2l.-Flour So 65I
8 IS. Wheat 81 42d1 As. Corn 45
646c. Rye 80682c. Oats 3S639c. Pork
Sl3 20. Lard sc asked, SIC. offered.
Bulk meats dull and nominal, 5!666o46
clear RIB or clear sides. Hogs 81 %
"a IS. Green meats dull, shoulders 44c;
sides sic; hams 74nS4. Whisky 80.
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Nstiaas ff ~ raH ftfhsti
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20 rafttir aay 0 tts a
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Read The T~esiimonH.

ihnyc been a citizen u Memphis for forty
three years Ny grandfather delivered up bic
swofdt to Gen George Washington. On The oh
day Of November, 1868, | Was struck down
with Paralysis. - that ! could not move hand
nor foot. Ny tight side continued parulyied,
and could no, dee my hand. ! procured one
bottle of Mansfield q Iligbte's Magic Arnica
Liniment and used Il, the result Il, Il : g re-
licved me entirely. | can now sew and have
the perfect use Of my right arm and right side,
which were both before %llfeless.
RACHEL TARLT0N,
Lauderdele street Memphis Tenn.
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Aaa.l-s huiaim A. faf
ns' Wsm f fn
mHi4a ~ mt
m m
tsft N.ilma II ty oan
~. "a su sti5 ITaJff3 300
Wa.a street, W pfrgsrl n a7
rrnsfs ite st.f
raaehi h. he city.
CsI ar .U Ws...f NIu
phItio rs slir III a. sr
NJ h1fHt aal
muket
We were kindly shown hF J1la-
0zanns through has new resi- ng.
teomplelei 10 ihis place, O Jew
days since, apd We have not, in
many years, seen O tr ilr0co .'
complete and we'll arranged. OUT
siie Of e large CRY. Tie plia i'
an excellent one, and some of The
Improvement IN thi buildingourht
% be introduced IL Al rp. leaee.
built. Messrs. j w Moore &
Bro, are the builders Of this hand
some piece Of architecture
We would invite the atteltion
of parties wanting grinding done
TO the notice of Mr.. Jonathan Orr,
in another column. Remember the
DAYS and do not carry grain TO his
mills on any except the days des-
ignated'
We are indebted to Mr.. M. p.
S. Stephens, Pres't., and Robert
Prophit Reed Sec'y,, of the Wa
ter Valley A. & NJ. Association,
for an invitation to attend the fifth
annual Fair, beginning on Wednes-
day 18th of Oct, and ending on
the 2lst.
The best Cooking Stove, the
"Champion,' at IL. Wotter & Co.'s,
10 and Is Monroe st, Memphis.
We take pleasure in calling at
tention to the card of Drs. Moore
& Dickins in another column and
recommend them to the diseas-
ed public as worthy of their
confidence and trust, when seek
ing some one to administer to the
relief of their sufferings, DIR.
Frank Moore has recentlyr etnrned
to the county rom Florida. DR.,
Moore is well known in this coun-
ty and needs no indor,ement to in
sure him liberal support from the
citizens of Star Place and vicinity.
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FoR SALE.-A half section of land
six miles east of Como, Mississippi,
with good improvements aud in a
fine state of cultivation. Terms
easy.
r. yXr-xo
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Moodau fLe 30tb dauof OFT. 1871.
Chancery Notice.

10 James Petty, who resides AZ San Mares
In the State Of Texas, and to the unknown
heirs Of williamson Petty, deee., who reside
in said State Of Texas, but whose names and
post Office address, after diligent inquiry
cannot be ascerteined
You, and each Of you, are cited 70 be and
appear before the Chaneery Court Of Panola
county Mississippi, at the court-holIse Of sait
county Of Pamela, In the town Of Sardis, OF
the End Monday In October, 1871, 70 show
Gauge why the final accoan, off. u. D Bon
ner, administrator Of the estate Of Alcsandel
Petty, deceased, shonid not DO allowed and up
proved BY said Court.
By order ofconrt.
i.,so &c. HARRISON CLERK.
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Mississippi & Tennessee Railroad.

TTmE TaBEB.
Change oftime on Sunday Nov. 70, 1870.
GOING SOUTH.
Mail trnin leaves Memphis lilo P, NJ, pass
Como s;9l y, NJ, sardia 40, Batcsville l:39
CORTLAND 400, popc's Station 5:02, and ar
arrive At Grenada $50 r.H.
Express trains leave Memphis 4a5 ? NJ, pass
Como 7:23, Sardis 500, Batesyille 8,a8, Court
land s.50, Pope's 1853, r. n. and arrive al
Grenada loo, = ~.
Freight train leaves Memphis $40 AN, pass
Como 1925, sardis ll.15, Batesyille 1906
CORTLAND II sb, Pope's i2;46, and arrive Al
Grenada 400 ?, A.,
GOING NORTH.
Mail train leaves Grenaia8 1895 4. NJ, pass Pope
1914, Conrtlnnd, 1910, BalesVille, lti36
sariis, 1925, Como, ll:4i A. NJ, and arrive
Al Memphis $50 Pm.
Express trains leave Grenada Las A, ~, pas
Pope 3i4s, ConFtland 800, Batessille Al
Sardis 500, Como, 6;22, and arrive at Meul'
phis 1881 An.
Freight train leaves Grenada $50 A. NJ, pas
Pope G07, CORTLAND 1iia, Batesyille 9s45
Sardis 1900, Como 1850, A. Nj and arrive
at Memphis i.So ?. v.
Mail and 4 Express trains daily.
Freight runs daily, except Sundays
The mail train going South makes dlrec
connection at Grenada for New Orleans Thu
Express going South connects for Water Val
ley, COaeeyiiie, Oxford &c.
As. LVERaORE, Gsn'l. sup't.
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WASrfD

Ef.rf auif u fhs Hsf O. i BOTTLE n
Ntnsa.H a u ss fr.ths'fi Nt.ie Au.us
lihimeaf, vheh l. r. rtnsiFsiinF Sad maAe
III street "a Are Esiit.t ofCsmeHHs Fare
v t.ntiHl uia rNiWodihe aad Magnetic a4ai
chemically convinced snl ebfrh 1 waffsHisi
b eate Pain inhft N aultt iisal#Hy ready
and i ~tirHsaft IA um. and knows na enmfeth
Tor wherever thas bean uist nuf bottle e
e4uai N medical pforrisfits and strength to a
stofe ofothet Hbimehis sad ll = prohgaaeel
~ ~ as DE King ~ Ill Palm kiliefs. fsiefs.
and Embrosatlona which have ever been offer.
"a NJ lhn AnnEinan nuhlir- rirt al on.
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COMMUNICATED


lVi INV 3 N4A'tN 1'"l'
SARDIs, MISS, Sep. 26, 1871.
Mr.. EDITOR :---Si. Allow me a
small space in your paper and will
say something Of our Fair which
comes off on the goth of next
month. There seem to be but little
talk about it, especially with the la
dies, and | think the ladies ought
to 90 to work and make their de-
partment5 a success, and if thai ia
done nothing else may he f~eafad,the
pl emiums are three times as largr
as they were at any previous time,
and there is another thing the Ia
dies ought to bear in mind and that
is that the one who gets the most
premiums gets another premium
which will be one of TIE most hand
some offered. The baby show
no doubt will be a success as there
ia some who have the best little
creatures in the world, say they are
going to see if any body else will
get the handsome little carriage
worth forty dollars.
The stock department might be
well represented from the number of
fine horses and colts that there is in
the county, at present nearly every
young man hat lives out side of a
town has one or more horses that he
might show. The track has been
graded'and nobetter one can be found
in the State, the crops will be well
represented though not as much SO
as if the crops had been generally
better, the programme will be out in
time for all necessary arrangements
for stock that will be required.
PHILLIP.
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Sheril!S Sale.
g. Cltrk,
vs. Ycudi Ezrcnas
a. -

q. Cltrk,
vs.. NCudi ExpunAs.
n. r. JunsuN,
BY yirture Of q wit Of vcudi Etponns to me
directed rom tie Honorable Cirrait Court Of
Pamela county Mississippi in the above stated
ease, ! will on tst Monday of October 1871,
in the town o; Como n front of G. Clnrks black
smith shop in PanoIa county, State Of MissIs-
sippi within lawful hours offer for sale ut pub
lie auction 20 The highest bidder The following
personal property, to wit; One lot Of Wagon
making aud Blacksmith tools aud a lot Of old
material, Two Wagons sc, Sc, 1t being the
same property attached and now III my bad 70
satisfy said vendi.
U. 0ZANNE.
Sheriff Pamela @. Mississippi.
sp2 3w
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ST. AGNES ACADEMY
For Young Ladies'


Noll,s. Tennessee.
'nm AytrrvY, F1r ihs elHcsil ~ young
lt'i0s a nnaer thn uperluseuisnre u the
settr 81 pUmnuIc, The eInfae a instruction
in.,Hln u.,Ul Hul ornamental traHches u
eA4e4ti4s Special attention aivcn 70 moral
aal paAto pppur,ment The school year
conmaH ou .hc FIRST MONDAY SER
TEN1flk Wi ciaat about the last ef June.
Torn .er session, payable half 10 adyan e.,
si tsA $50, AID Sl00. according to tie
agreed car NJ the pupils. For luther intpr-
NATION ly to M adlrest ihe.
MOTHER SUPERIOR,
81 Agnes Academy.
90 Pan
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A SEA OF FIRE.
Destruction Of Property on the Shore
Of Lake Micligan-FrighJd pros
pect.

MILWAUKEE, Sept. 27.--Later
from the fire raging along the
coast between the Manitous and
Ahnapee, state that the flames we're
tapping up everything, sweeping
houses, barnes, stores and piers IN
It's course. Henry Marshall, of this
city who made his escape through
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Registration Notice.

In accordance with Article Of an Act Of
the Legislature of the State Of Mississippi, en-
titled ''an Act in relation 70 Elections, W.
the undersigned, Registrars Of Pamela county;
do hereby give notice that we will be nj the
following named places, on the dates given,
fol the purposs Of registering the voters Of the
county.
This Registration Snpercedes all
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Administrators Notice.


BY yirturc Of an orler Of the Chancory
Court Of Pamela county, State Of Mississippi
made ut the July term 1870 thereof, the under
signed administrator De boRis non Of the Estate
Of Elizabeth H. MrCotkle, deceased, will o.
Monday the 9Th ay Of October next 1871 be-
tween The hours Of IL o'clock tn the forenoon,
and 1 o'clock in the afternoon Of said day, In
front Of the c urt house door IN The town d
Sardis, in said county. expose for sale at pnb
lie auction, TO the highest bidder for cash, tht
following real estate, Of said deceased, consist
ing Of the Soath half Of fractional quarter 0
section %, township n, range 3, situated il
panola county State Of Mississippi; containing
III acres also the north half 1f lots II, IL, 10
and IA, or the north halt Of the south west frae.
iional quarter Of section 30, township ", rang
3 east, containing II acres, more or less, il
said county and State
JoHv A. PoIK, Admis'tr
De Boais Non.
.un
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UNION FEMALE COLLEGE,
OXFORD, MISS,
G, II. Bell. u. II. President.

Locality elevated and remarkably healthy
Buildings large and enmm0dious. Six hundred
rct Of balls aud galleries for exercise In bad
weather Grounds extensive and we'll shaded.
boarding Department kept IN best style, econ
omy In dress
A well selected Chemical and Philosophical
Apparatus Ancient Languages without extra
charge. french-writen and spoken,
Ornamental Branches and Music akilltnlly and
tastefully taught.
Social, Moral and Religious training. Ghages
moderate. Next opening Sept. l3th 1871.
Send for Catalogue, jyls-lm
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Commissioners Sale Of Land.

by virtue Of a decree Of The Cbancery Court
Of Pamela county, Mississippi, rendered there
Ia on the l4th day Of July 1871, in the suit Of
John II. Martin q. al complainants against
Eliza G. Walker, defend ut, No. 800 in id
Court. / will, as Commissioner therein APP
pointed, on
Monday, Tie 3oh day Of Od., 1871,
within lawful hours, in front of the courthouse
door Of said County, in the town Of sardisr
offer for sale At public auction to the highest
bidder for cash, the following land, to-wit: The
north half Of the south east quarter Of section
8, township I, range $ west. in said County o.
Panola.
JOHN c. HA ERIEDN,
sep 23.5t Commissioner.
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FATAL ~RENC0NTRE.
Gen. James II. Clanton, Of Ala
bama, shot and Killed by q
son of Hon. 7. A. r. Nelson, OF
Knoxville.

KNOXVILLE, Sept. 27.--Col. D. M.
Nelson, son Of Judge 7. A. r. Neil
son, of the Supreme Court, shot and
killed Gen. J. III. Clanton, of Ala
bama, this evening in a personal
reucontre.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1871-09-30

sity OF La, and the Mechanics lugsitHte--lhe
Headquarters of the Mechanical and Agricuiti-
raj Fair Agsociation--thus concentrating the
leading Educational institntions Of the State
on the same square,
tits the oldest and most efficient and success.
fol Commercial college In tho United States.
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There Il a full iacuity--ard a special Pro-
fessor for each student 50 AZ 10 save the time
and money Of students.
Student eginsat any lime. There il no Va
cation.
HEALTH-T The city Is perfectly healthy.
When clubs Of threa or more enter ut the
time from the kame place, tel per cent deduc-
ton will I've made.
Board aud loa ing SIS per month.
Any graduate can At once take charge Of any
set of hooks.
An education that enables the student To
earn $1,000, $4,000, $1,000, o year.
Is the hest fortune parents can give their
sons. The South muEt EDUCATE ell its Sons
practically.
1bose who send their children 10 the North
for education yoluntarially pay their money
to enslase the white people d The South.
TERMS PAYABLE TN ADVANCE
Pepmanship--ieasons not limited, per- |
feet course. ...... ..... 70 %
Book-kfep ngr-douhle and single en-
try, etc, n p~erferct course. !. ...,..... 80 20
| Arithmetic including all commercial
calculation. so Cd
Lecture on commercial Law $3.50. s.a... 20 10
Stationary, Book Keeping, Blankhooks
| ...... u. -. .. .s.......~ n Nv vi
| Do. peumauship. ........ ...--..-. 2 10
0rname ntal--P ennlAnship....... D %
The above constitutes The commercial Course.
Usual time for the commercial eoufse foafsto
fYe months
Engiish--Grammat icai ccarsc $50. 30 90
EngliJh, French, Spanish, German
full confse, to Learn 10 rcad write
and speak the Language correctly
not lifaItcd... /. .............- loo 70
Latin, Greek--fnli course....-~ loo %
Algebra, Surveying eta, ,...... 90 90
Geonietry-fnil course not limited 40 %
Teacher course In Penmanshi7a~ 100 oV
Ornamental Penmauship and Flour
n............... ~. Y. ...s.. ..s.sss.s. IA Ia
Agricultural Jlemisery-hlI course 100 no
A life ticket In NIL the departments. toQ'Q0
4 PERPETUAL and TRANSFERA4 z#
Bile SCHOLARSHIP p .......-..~.s 610Q06 f0
A student having paid for ! course N Any
bianeh, 40 above II entitled ton Lin Irk<4t NJ
that department. Iiccan attend sueh hzancs
as he may desire. Persons from twelve n lt1
ty years Of aga attend. 3~as*4a8s*
N. b. All the graduates fer the past 38yena
are now In good business a. III ~ know z.%sg3
TracirEas. We will qualify TN prpN
peachers " penmanship end sRookxs